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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-09

presidents recovery from his illness and
they marched confidently to the White
House to plead their cause.
The president nodded pleasantly to
women, who formed a circle around
him and DR.. Ann Howard Shaw, their
spokesman, stepped forth. She appeal
ed to the president fn the spirit OF
Justice to urge upon congress. by a
message, to pass an amendment to the
federal constitution, which would be
submitted to the states to give women
the right to vote throughout the land.
She suggested three ways for the pres
ident to help the cause Of suffrage, by
a special message on the subject; refer
ence to it in his general message; or to
use his influence to obtain the appoint
mont Of a standing committee in the
house Of representatives to consider
the subject, as the senate had done
On the proposal that he send a mes
sage to congress, the president cited
his rule adhering to party policies, in
timating that when consulted by menu
bers Of congress, he might give his
views freely.
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AT The HOTELS
THE GARDNER

THE GARDNER.
A. P. Kickowskt, Beach; Alma Ever
son, Grace City; D. Aslaksen, Grand
MIA; Mrs. Edwin Evans, Armenia; W.
j. Curren, Valley City; John Harvey,
Grand Forks; r. S. Adams, Lisbon:
Harley s. Grover n wife, Lisbon; A,
J; Hardy, Mayville; N. O. Narveson,
.. stoudt and daughter, Page; c. o.
Halgrims, Sharon; Norman l.. Jewett.
Inkster; s. Rowan, Hillsboro: J.. E.
Racine Grand Forks; e. B~eissbaith,
Brinsmade.
THE WALDORF.
MCGEE. Valley city; VIM. II. Provance.
Cummings; Mrs. L. C. Bordwell,
Litchville; Mr.. and Mrs, S. D. Scott,
well, Grafton: r. C. Hazard, A. M.
Ross, A. j. Manners, Casselton; Dr..
M. j. Chagnon, Horace; Melvin G. Hen
ry, Mayville; W. p Fow1es, Grand
II. P: Murphy, e. B. Murphy, Edgeley;
r F.. Flint, Bismarck: Olaf CALAIS,
Walcott; c. 7. King, Kindred.
THE PRESCOTT.
= Mrs. r. Morris, Anna Morris. Gales
burg; Anna j. Noun, W. B. knight
and family, Ed. Masterson, Buffalo; G.
E. Simmons. Rutland; Jos. F.: Bata, r.
moose; J. j. Bite, Max; Homer c.
Owen, Larimore; A. J. Knowles, Lari-
more; M. Boltz, H. Reed, Jud; T. s.
Tenntson, Jud.
THE ANNEX.
A. J. Lejohn, Grandin; John lido,
John hanson, Tuttle; T. F: O'Brien,
G.. Stee, Wellsburg.
THE METROPOLIS.
Go Ins md CrfFo ufIVchnrn. M
Musselman, Darlington; Mrs. Jas. Shea,
Wahpeton; Will Busch, Valley City; J.
W. Conner, Finley; E. c. Malin, Minot;
A. Anderson, McHenry; A. E. Tossell,
THE ELLIOTT.
John Rieger, Walcott; VIM. E.. Aus
tin, Peter o. Sletten, Wahpeton; l. P.
Reefstick, C~arrington; Victor Rivers,
Northwood; Mrs. Buck, Hunter; Mrs.
J. A. Bush, Arthur; O. A. Johnson, I.
3. Johnson, Woodworth; Alma Larson,
Bottineau; Ben Holland. Marion; c. II.
son, Elliott; Ted GreueI, Leonard; Emil
Greuel, Leonard; Adolph Gust, Woods;
A.. O.. Johnson, Belfeld; John Mouer,
John Carlson. Geo. Long and wife, Ed
Cyrus, Finley; Anna Ellefson, Grafton;
@. E. Larson, Neville; J. G.. Hanson,
Thomas j. Conbay, Lisbon; Harry Oh
gard Cooperstown; J. j. Flekke, Shell
y ". T.: Whelan' VIM. kapp, Medina;
Bismarck; w. Dawson, Gardner; Fred
Henderson, McHenry; Adolph Larson
McHenry; Nels L~unneborg, Minor; G.
P. Kelley, Berlin; VIII J.. ~Steinbach,
n. F. Schaefer, John Van Heesch, New
Rockford; James I. Asher, Minot.
THE WEBSTER.
Carl Anderson, Harwood; M. A. Ma
gus, Litchville; A. c. Grun, Nome;
Fritz Karlson, Grandin; Jens Berge,
Finley; A. J. Hanson, Pekin; E. Otfe-
son, Aneta; Ben Wildwood, Neville; f.
Clarion, Ayr; Ernest SWANSON, Gran
din; Oskar Carlson, Grandin.
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SUFFRAGE NOTES

The woman suffrage question, which
has vigorously projected itself on the
political forum, confronted President
Of the National American Woman Stuff
rage association yesterday, who plead
ed with him to use his influence with
congress to obtain the ballot for wo-
men.
The president told his callers that
whatever might be his personal views
on woman suffrage or any other sub
ject, he had made 1t a rule not to urge
anything upon congress which lac not
been a subject of "organic considera-
tion" by the democratic party, of which
the president considered himself the
spokesman.
The president asserted tina when the
members of congress consulted him, he
had freely given his views and added
that, having been asked his opinion
about the organization of q standing
committee In the hous Of representa-
ttves, to consider woman suffrage, he
had expressed himself In favor of such
a committee.
Some of the members of the delega-
tion were disappointed. some felt en-
couraged and others were non-com-
initial. DIR. Anna Howard Shaw ex-
pressed the view that the presidents
endorsement Of the idea Of a special
committee in the house was ali that
could have been expected under the cir
cumstances.
1t was a quiet, n group Of
the president in It's center in the White
House offices. Most of them had walk
ed. in defiance Of the freezing gale.
enthusiastic about their mission and
determined to get a definite expression
from the chief executive.
They constituted a special commit
tee, appointed by the convention Of the
national organization. to await the
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general says. has vigorously carried on
the work Of prosecution Of offenders
n a helped suppress the traffic, Out
or the $47b,00O allotted for the detec-
ton and prosecution of crime s175.-
900 has been set aside for that work
n the attorney general concludes,
the department feels that very ma
terial progress has been made, partic-
ularly during the past year, in sup
pressing the most vicious features of
this traffic"
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Gard OF Thanks,

We extend u heartfelt thanks to
the kind friends and relatives who SO
kindly helped us during the long i'll
ness and death Of our beloved hus-
band n father. We wish especially
to thanh the Northern Pacific Rail
road Co., the Knight Printing Co., the
Fargo Knitting Co, the Modern Wood
men. and the w. C. r. u, for their
kindness n floral offerings. Mrs. J.
E. Pierson and family.
Because Of the increasing price OF
gasoline German automobilists are
turning to benzol for fuel, especially
for heavier cars and trucks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-09
MUSTEROLE A Magic
Ointment for Neuralgia

Ease that ~throbbing pain, that split
ting headache in a t%winkling with a.
little MUsTEROLE.
Try this clean, white ointment
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On account of so many social ac-
tivities, parties, ETC., and the close
ness of final exams, the Edwin
Booth Dramatic club of the A. c..
has decided to postpone its opening
play The Russian Honeymoon
until the first part of January.
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(made with oil OF mus
tard), today. Millions
have found 1t a marve-
lous relief. Millions use
1t now instead of the
old-time mustard plas-
ter. For they know
does not
blister as old time mus
tard plasters did.
Best for Sore Throa
Group, Stiff Neck, Asthl
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Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism.
Lumbago, all Pains and Aches OF he
Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles.
Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet. Colds
OF the Chest (it prevents Pneumonia).
At your druggists, in Csc and SOC
jars, and a special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Accept no substitute. If your drug
gist cannot supply you, send CSC or
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-09

On Wednesday evening Of last wee1,.
Nov. rs, occurred the marriage Of w :
leila Belle Sheets to Mr.. Edmond AUG
.ust Haas, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Sheets,
living near Chenoweth. N. D.
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Tuesday. at the Methodist p~arsonare
at Glendale, occurred the wedding Of
Miss Elizabeth Schultz of Cakes. to Ro-
land R.. Townley of Aberdeen. s. ID.
The newly married couple left the sans
afternoon for Aberdeen where thew will
reside, "Ni
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Thanksgiving afternoon at the M, r.
parsonage at Glendale, a very pretfy
nome wedding vas celebrated when
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Morrison wa
united In the holy bonds Of wedlock 70
Rev. w. R. Thatcher Of Center, N. d
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Head Work
Wins

But mental activity is dependent for it's sue
cess-making results, upon the way both body and
brain cells are fed.
Right feeling isn't a matter of quantity-most
persons actually eat too much. But the selection
of the right kind of food helps wonderfully to make
men and women active and successful.
The fact is, some every day articles of food
are so lacking in certain food values as to make
their common use more or less a menace to physi-
cal and mental well-being. Constipation and a
rundown physical condition are readily traced to
this lack
Particularly is this true Of food made from
white flour, which is robbed of most of the miner
al phosphates of the grain when the bran-coat is
thrown out in the milling process. Scientists have
long recognized this menace to health, and many
people are waking up to it.
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and witnessed by only a. few op tho
friends Of the contracting parties.
On Wednesday Of last week occurred
the marriage of Miss Laura Barnharf
or Wales. to Quintin Blair, Nof Now
bray. They viii reside upon the farm
or the. bridegroom just across the
hne, on The Canadian side.
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soc to the
o m p a Y, Cleveland,
Ohio, and we will mail
you a jar, postage pre-
paid.
Rush A. Webster. 7sA Il.
165th St, New York
City, says:
II can highly recon-
lie TO any one suffering
a or a cold in the head"
(551
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Grape-Nuts.
FOOD

made from the whole wheat and matted barley, re-
tains the mineral phosphates, as well as all other
nutritive values Of the grains. Grape-Nuts, as the
cereal part of ones diet, perfectly supplies what
white flour foods lack.
Grape-NuSs is long baked. most easily
digested. and is ready-to-eat direct from
ahe package7-fresla, crisp and delicious.
There's ! Reason for Grape-Nuts
Sold BY grocers everywhere.
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FUNERAL OF MISS CLAIM

Impressive funeral services w-F,
hrld this morning at ,:5o mass nj
the Catholic church over ih. remain.
or the late Myrtle Agnes Claim. who
died Monday afternoon following q
two days iiln"rs. Th. white cAskc,
was bansct with numerous floral
nl-rcs sent hy the many HoTTowins
friends Of th. Claim family. Rev
fTthcr i.onrsran off.ciaicd. reading
the burial services. and giving .
srlI, acruua, Of the III. of ihc .A,!m.
all. youns woman ~hoch wa, 20 sud.
denly wiped ou; by tho uniimciy
death. several niuiscni selection
were sung hy tn. Catholic cho!. fol.
loving the mHHa,
in;-rmcni took place In the Cath.
olir cemetery,
The pail bearers were chosen from
the office force OF the Trinidad Flee.
,glr Transmission Railway and Gas
e, mpany. where Miss Claim was cm.
IiIy"d until he. death. and were ~.
%. Whitman. Harold Reed. Walter
Fcnncr. ". l., WpoitidEc. II. e. Ed.
wards aud T.. l.. iiuiit.
Tac Claim family hns" tic sym
rsihy of the public In general In
their sad bereavement.
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THE CRISIS IN CUBA

OF a
1906. then Cuba viii seek
Cuba has been pInsd by political
had
In
nullfyng the November election
OF
the
u nd
ability. ethical standards
finds the Cuban experiment
ony the r has
ready tho Of American
n -
island the American Union
well become Will. III.
would
clothed with
would then be
10
administration
capable
cH.ntio
long period OF They will
u n nmo.t
a" American n'"asc aud CONTROL
ractiiecd much in domestic tranquility and
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C. OF C. OFFERS PRIZES
FOR SUGGESTIONS
FROM STUDENTS

To the high school students who In
a letter of flfty words can suggest
I he best idea of how the Chamber oi
Commerce can be made better and
more efgflclcnt as an organization
Secretary Victor Friar will pay n
cash prize OF fi,'c dollars. Mr.. Frinr
appeared before the student body Of
the high school this morning and In
tcrested the students in the contest.
The letters no, exceeding my words
In length must be- In the hands OF the
principal by Friday OF this week,
The letters will be filed away by
numbers and the secretary. who II
the Judge. VIII not know the names
OF the contestants. lie viii select
the best suggestion by number and
after his decision is made the student,
who Is the author OF the letter Sc
lcrtcd Will be given the cash prize.
by this contest the secretary has
In view the purpos" OF interesting
tho coming generation OF citizens In
the work OF the Chamber OF Com
mercc. Incidentally he hopes TO oh
tain In th.s. letters some ideas thai
may be OF benefit TO the chamber.
Much Interest n being manifested In
the contest mud probably every stu
dent VIII submit his ideas.
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What SAVED
her LIFE
Mrs. Martin Tells About q Painful
Experience that Might lave
Ended Seriously.


Nivssriile. ". va.-Mrs. Dora Martin,
In letter from Rivcsvlllc. writes:
For three years. I suffered with NO
manly troubles. and had pains in my
back and side. was nervous and
could not sleep at night.
Tho doctor could not help me. He
said would have to be operated on be-
fore could get better. I thought I
would try using Cardui.
Now. I am entirely we'll.
am sure Cardui aavsA ~ ists. I
will never ee without Cardui m NJ
home. 7 recommend Il TO my friends"
For nifty years. Carini has been 70.
iicving pain and distress caused By wo.
manly trouble. II will surely help you.
It goes to the spot-reachcs tho
trouble-relieves the symptoms, and
drives away the cause.
II you s,:ffer from any symptoms ea
womaniy trouble. take Cardui.
Your druggist sells and recommends
II Get bottle from him today.
n. B. Write 10. L. lies Advisory Dept. chse's.
NScfA Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn. for SPECIAL
Instrmcfions, and 6i.rse ts-s. Home Ifeatraast
NJ Wsasn.' sent 10 p.ain Wrapper. 90 tsauast
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K. of c, Rcccption.

The knights OF Columbus enter
taincd Ut an Informal reception last
evening In the f.iks' Hall. about -
being present, \ musical program
was given rs follows:
Vocal solo-Miss Carolyn Smith.
Vical solo-Miss Chncon.
Plano Duct-MisS Carolyn Smith
and Mis- Ruth Donahuc.
Nicai solo Harry D-Imcr.
Violin Richard Oss,na.
Progressive hlgh dive was played
during the evening. and tn. first
rriscS wcgo Won by Mrs. J. Haas and
10. Flynn. while the consolation
prizes w.r" awarded tn Miss MARY
Gleason and Frank Flynn. i.lsh; re-
frcshmcnia were served dUTins the
evening
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Published May lS-iunc ~. 1913.
STATE OF COLORADO. COUNTY


Published May ls-iunc ~. 1913.
STATE OF CoLoE\Do. COUNTY
OF Las ANiMNS.-zA
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE
OF ELrIDo EsrINCiA. Deceased
To the Unknown Heir OF Said De-
cCasci.-Oricr to 81 nw Cause on
Petition for Sale ui Real Estate.
This matter coming q to he heard
ON this 18th day OF MAJ. \. ID, 1913.
upon the petition filed herein by u.
II. Sipc. Administrator OF said estate,
ed real csciatc. or portion thereof
to-wit:
Lots &c and - In Block .. In Cap.
'ital Ifiii Addition to the city OF
Trinidad. Colorado. for the prrposl
of paying al! claims filed and all
owed against said estate. and also
all expenses OF administration.
And " now appearing to tn. Court
from said petition that proper ana
I, gal grounds exist for the sale of all
or a portion of said real estate.
Now. therefore. II IL ordered by
the Court that all persons who are
i,gstccs or icyisccs OF said estate or
any part thereof or heirs OF said de.
ccdcnt. be and appear before said
Court at the court room of said cour,
in the city of Trinidad. of Las AMI
mas County and State aforesaid. OH
the 10th day of June. A. u. 1913. at
the hour of two O'Clock In the after
room of said dar. then and there to
show cause. If any there he. why an
order should not be made directing
the said u. II. sipc. Administration of
said estate, to sell the whole of or
so much of said real estate as may
lie necessary for the purposes spcci-
fled in said petition.
l, IL further ordered that this or
der he published for a, least four
successive weeks in the Chronicle.
News. n daily public newspaper pub
iished in said county.
by the Court,
Il. II. ROSS. County Judge.
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VERY REMARKABLE CURE
OF LIVER COMPLAINT

Mr.. Albert Walker. Of Procious.
W. Va. suffered Intense pain in tn.
stomach and right side at interval.
for fifteen years. lie had consulted
ciGh, or ton physicians and while
:h.y all agreed that he had liver
trouble. they failed to relieve him.
i!r was eventually cured by Cham
hcrlain's Tablets. II you have any
trouble with your stomach or liver.
these tablets will certainly do you
good. For sale by all dealers.
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Social Affairs
ISL LOCAL NOTIONS PSI
Isl AND SOCIETY NEWS Ss9

and white sweet peas We're used as
decorations. and large bowl or
flowers formed the center piece on
the dining room table where a lunch
con was served after the game. The
substitute FOR the afternoon WAS Mrs.
l., $. Cornell The club members
present were Mrs. =. y. Pa,tison.
Mrs. Il. l.. Allen. Mrs. Charles Rapp.
Mrs. Will Rapp, Mrs. John MacBain.
Wycon, Mrs. James Espcy. Mrs. ]. ID,
Harper. Mrs. T.. j. Rice and Mrs
Fred Clark,
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Presbyterian Mi,,iorary Society.

The Missionary Society Of III. Pres
by,-rian church was entertained yea
i"r,lay afternoon by Mrs. ". W. Eab.
cock n, her home On Fourth Avenue.
TIL. afternoon WAS devoted to tn.
discussion Of mission work. both
home and foreign missions, Several
vocal solos were sun; by Mrs. j. II.
Barnes. Mrs. iabrnrE. a.fiE'cd by
her daughter Helen. served iisht re-
treatments At the close Of the after
noon.
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SURPRISING CURE OF
STOMACH TROUBLE

Jacob IIind"lanr. of Chelsea. Mich
WAS III with stomach trouble and In
such bad shape that h. lived for Two
months on iim.wa,cr and milk. III.
then bcFan using chamh.rinin's
Tablets. II" says: Il am s.y.n,y-rlS
years of age bu; never In my life
nfci any medicine that cured In such
a shor, time IN Chamh.riain'E Tab
let's For sale hy all dealers.
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Published May 1874. 1919.
IMPORTANT WATER notice

On account OF the serious cond!'
,ion of our old pipe i!nc between
Madrid and TiicraE and the nc~ con.
n.c,ions that are being mad" at that
point. the citizens are warned to be
careful no; to waste any water and
c;ir'aii the uH- Of same as much n,
possible during the mex, two weeks.
". II LEWIS.
Superintendent
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Informal Luncheon.

TIL" q. I. \. to the II, Of l.. T.. wcr.
entertained this afternoon n, nm In
formal luncheon ut pwiEht's cafe,
Irs, Robert WIlmundcr OF ~ Mora
presiding ns hostess. Pink and
white carnations adorned th" tables.
aud w'r. given M iHvorS after tho
luncheon. About 10 of the member
OF the auxiliary were pTrf.n,.
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HIS BUSINESS

The man YOU refer to is very
good worker n, the polls"
"Ah. a professional politician. Il
hc7"
Nothing of the sort. He's n bar
her - baltimore american.
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ladies' Guild.

The Ladies Guild OF the Episcopal
church Will hold . home cooking sale
Saturday. May -. In the Jameson
store on Main street, \ committee
consisting OF members of the Guild
VIII be In charge. and home made
bread. cakes and cookies viii be for
.AIN.
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E. MARTINEZ DIES

Einus"udo Aiariln-E died this
morning a; In O'Clock n, the san
Rafael hospital following a shoT;
iiin.s. The deceased Il survived by
a widow and uncle. Frank MARTINEZ.
OF this city. No arrangements have
been made for the funeral Us yet.
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NICE SCRATCEERS

IT calendar seems too pretty to
destroy. paste a piece of sandpapcr
over the calendar pad and use as n
matcn scratch. One of these will
not come amiss in each room il gas
Is used.
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Party at Marty Hrmc,

Mrsc. Melvin Dunlnyy OF santa fc
New Mexico. Will he the guest Of hon
or nt an Informal reception Friday
afternoon. To be given by Mrs. Har-
low Bennett and Mis- Clara Marty. nj
the Marty home on Nevada avenue.
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WATER NOTICE

On account Of tn. serious condi-
'ion Of the pipe n, Madrid. th. hours
for Irrigation will he four hours ~
day. from . to = In the morning and
from . to . in tho afternoon. except
on Alta and ON Nevada north form
Topeka. These hours will b. In ct.
fec; no, anger than two weeks.
W. II. LEWIS. Superintendent
ito
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Tri MI Club.

The Trl Mu club VIII meet Thurs
day evening OF this week at the home
OF Miss Ruth Cooley. Matters OF spe-
cinl importanc. viii b. discussed
and all members are urged TO be
present.
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South Side Bridge Club.

The South side bridge club was
delightfully."- entertained this after
noon by Mr-. ". y. Nichols at hcr
hom" nn Chestnut street, Lavender
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FATE

One bird sits ON hou=h and sing.
sioriouEly. Another bird si'S an u
nearby boush and 'hirps. Ani yoi.
fancy sou get - piain'iSc note ia the
.hirpins not THE not. of envy. bu;
Of LONGING.
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he was dead. but with the greatest
haste Mr.. Dyer was taken to the
Northwestern hospital, where the doc
tors In attendance took charge Of the
body and the pulmotor in Fargo was
sent for and arrived without delay In
chargs of Manager Hubbard Of the
Union Light Heat & Power Co. Ev-
erything possible was done to revive
he patient but all was futile and he
vas finally pronounced dead.
The unfortunate man was one OF the
most experienced in the lighting de
partment of the city and vas well
liked and his untime1y end is great
~ regretted by citizens generally. He
Is survived by a young wife and other
relatives. Late this afternoon it was
not decided whether Coroner Vincent
will call an inquest or not. There is
great excitement in city light circles
over the terrible occurrence and all
are much shocked over the accident.
Among the physicians present at
the Northwestern hospital when the
body reached there ~. were Doctors
Sorkness of Fargo and Verne, Hum
phrey and Goslee OF Moorhead.
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RrooHnhalHs RanorH.

Liverpool, Nov. 15.-Wheat: Easier
American cables and expectations OF
heavy American shipments this week
as shown by Bradstreets and bearish
Modern Miller report Offset here by
t1rmer Manitoba offers as a result
opening steady unchanged. Follow
ing the opening there was free cover
ing at the week end prompted by
frmer Argentine offerings of new crop
firm Russian offers and private re-
ports here from Argentine of excessive
rains north. There is a good con-
tinental demand for nearby arrivals
and France and Italy bidding higher.
At close, market steady a to u
higher. "
Corn started unchanged. S~teadiness
In America Offset by large arrivals
which are freely offered at IA to Sd
decline. Following opening there was
decline OF "a on heavy stocks and ex-
pectations OF very heavy barley ship
ments from Russia. European crop
adVices generally favorable. At close.
market was weak Il lower than YES
terday.
Argentine: Private cables from q
prominent interest says heavy rain
has fallen In north with weather I'm
settled while in south it is still dry
in parts.
Russia: Owing to light Shipments
of wheat owners of steamers are load
ing barley in order to Vacate ports he-
fore the close of navigation and his
Is being done at a. concession
to shippers.
Broomhall.