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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

GOOD GIRL for general housework.
Mrs. D. c. DarroW, 603 8th st. south,
Moorhead. -."
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WANTED--Exper salesladies III
Moody.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

MAN with family would like to rent a
house with small harm in country or
near farmers and work for them by
month. 5T3 care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

YOUNG man employed as assistant
cashier in southern Minnesota bank,
desires to change to position in North
Dakota. 55S care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

nVSAOh ~ oE raanOSWraias ,aia,, INliah vsrse9 In
man languages tgetg along also In
Englishls wants pposition; salary rea-
aonable. Address Hastigs 512 Front
St, Kennedy's hotel
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WANTED-Two girls for ready to.
wear and muslin underwear depart
ments. Apply at once at office A. L
Moody.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WANTED-Competen woman cook for
small hotel; $40 per month. Hotel
Northern, Edmore, N. D. ~. .s.r
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

FOR SALE-One cigar store and pool
:. room; 41S Front ST.: also eight addi-
uonal pool tables. show cases and other
nXtures. Hotel Tweeden.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WANTED--Position repairing separ-
ators in the country. For particu-
lars write o. +. Wendt, 921 Thirteenth
street north, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WANTED AT ONCE-Good strong ex-
perienced dining room girl, 81 per
week, board and room, If she will stay
till Jan. i, 1914. Address J. b. Doyle,
Edmore, N. Oak. " r'..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WANTED-Young girl, to help, dc
= housework for family of three; nc
children. Call Flat Z, Burrell.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WAyTED-Six painters and paper
hangers; none but sfirst-class need
apply. Write w. A. Farmer, New
Rockford, m. ID. .s."
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WANTED--Housekee three in fam.
lily; good home and wages. Apply 27
11th street north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

FOR EXCHANGE--160 acres of land
for good AUTOMOBILES; land close to
town, improved; value $35 per acre.
automobile must be in good condition:
automobile value $780, G. ID. Hoyt,
Barnesyille, Mimi.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WANTED-Aug. 1, all around good girl
or woman for small hotel, good
wages and good home guaranteed. Call
Box /, Hannaford, N. D. ~.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WANTED-Good girl for r, general
housework. Mrs Robert McCul1och,
116 Tenth street north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

~ t-N ~ .TsS ry.H' j IfSe larlNS; DlE
wages. Olsson Employment Co., 317
N. P. Ave-, Fargo, N. D. ....
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

COMPETENT girl FOR general house
work: small family. Apply 1905 9th
st. ss
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

FOR SALE EGGS from pure bred 4 ,.a
prize winners: Bun II. Rocks 81 ia, a
setting: Black Langshan So: IT.. N. In
dian Runner Ducks $500 Il setting
guarantee ten eggs fertile from each
Setting; also have Buff #. Rock cock
sale. Island Park Poultry Yards. Cole.
man Baker. Prop.s Fargo. M D., n. II.
No. g.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

WANTED--Two girls over fifteen
:. years Of age to work in Key City
Laundry. ~. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

LIKE no HEAR from somebody who
let me know of good run of thresh-
ing In North Dakota this fall. Ad-
dress SAT care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

COMPETENT girl for general house,
work; good wages. Mrs. A. Joseph,
Mt. Vernon fiat 10.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

FOR SALE--Book cases, library table
rocking chair, kitchen cabinet, kitchs
en- stove Tor WOOD gas stove, Roaud
Oak heater. lawn mower etc, sI6 GIN
street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

GIRL-For general housework; good
wages. Small modern cottage, l409
Fifth avenue south; phone 1065-L-2."
The evening world., 1913-05-21
WOMAN NEAR DEATH
As RUNAWAY DASHES
INTO AUTO ON 5TH AVE.
Wagon Shafts Nearly P..-rce
Back of Car Within Inches
of Mrs. Paine.

The wife OF Col. Henry q. Paine,
who lives at the Plaza Hotel, had a
narrow escape from death to-day when
a runaway horse dragging a heavy de.
livery wagon crashed into the rear OF
her touring car at Fifth avenue and
Thlrty-,hird street and sen, the sharp
ends 81 the shafts through tho wood
work at the back OF the tonneau and
almost through the upholstering Of the
interior. where she was reclining. Mrs.
Paine. suffering from shock. was hur-
ried to her apartment IN the Plaza.
The runaway attached to one OF 'hs
wagons OF Fenuken 4 Ryan's livery
stable. at No. ij6 East seventy-eIenth
street. was being driven southward on
Fifth avenue by Patrick Fcnnerty,
when the animal took fright. The run.
away dashed southwark. The Paine
auto was also headed southwark Tho
horse was going at a frantic Eailop
when the collision occurred. The horse
head was forced through the side door
OF the tonneau. The animal was caught
by several citizens and held.
A horse attached TO a delivery Wagon
owned and driven by william Alilstor
OF No. 40 Columbus avenue came into
collision with q fire engin. at the corner
OF Seventh avenue and rhirty-scventf
street to-day. The engine. No. q. WAS
headed eastward on Thirty seventh
street when the horse xot In the way
Alliston was thrown out and tho horse
freed from the wagon. plunged to this
sidewalk and then started eastward In
Thirty-seventh street. PatrGiman Cohr
OF the West Thirtieth street station had
seen the collision and managed to reach
the corner In time to close In on the
boiting runaway. The ofncer grabbed
the bride and. after being dragged sew
eraI feet. managed to stop II.
The evening world., 1913-05-21
RESTAURANT ON FIRE,
CASHIER MAKES DINERS
PAY BEFORE THEY FLEE
might Boss Would Make. Nc
Pay" Says Sam As He
Checks Rush.

It's going 10 take more than Q fire
to make Sam Gunches recreant to his
trust as cashier for Nathan Brody In
the little delicatessen shop and restau-
rant on the ground floor OF the three
story brick building at No. II University
place. near Twelfth street. He proved
1t to-day.
A blaze started from a defective flue
In 1.-The rear OF the restaurant. and II
had smouldered 80 long unnoticed that
when the flames finally burst an OPEN
Ing In the rear wall there was emitted
such volume of smoke that the half
dozen men lunching In the place
dropped knives and forks and started
on run for the door. Then II wac that
Sam showed his calibre, for he blocked
the door, shouting:
"Pay your checks. gentlemen. pay
your checks"
'But the place In on fire. Get out OF
the way and let me by. you crazy mani"
exclaimed one patron. angr.ly. hut Sam
waved him toward the cashiers desk
with airy hand.
~ should worry"' he declared. "The
fire, don't start It. 30 the boss. no
couldn't blame me. y understand; but
the checks IL something else again.
Might he would make me pay. 80. un-
derstand me, no pay no out, absolute
ly."
Sam had his way. Terrified custom
ers dropped cobD Apte Ais hsnA asa
hut hA 90 h.
full sam put the right amount In the
\ till and kept the change. 10 be returned
when his regular customers returned
Tomorrow. more composed. Then he
shut the till and left hurriedly himself,
for his coat tails were all but Amoulder-
ing.
Deputy Chief Langford and his men
confined the blaze to the rear OF the
delica lessen and the barber shop OF
Farnum 4 Dwyer. next door. but the
smoke was 40 dense that every one In
the building was driven out and the
employees OF four furriers overhead.
none of whom had insurance. were busy
rushing stock into the street when the
chief stopped them. advising them that
the fire would not mount above the
ground floor,
Fireman William Stelfel OF Engine NJ.
Is and Fireman Andrew Dunn Of Engine
No. I2 thought they heard child
screaming In the back OF the restaurant
a nd rushed through the smoke. which
all but overcame them. to md a mother
cat struggling to DRAG out three new
born kittens. The fremen rescued the
The evening world., 1913-05-21

We al 0knov the type OF Mn
you dlsllks-eAe vapaa. sReotsA,
silly. ovsrA,s~s.A. uaAsuu N<<l. al
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'So'
sAs svsssss "ssans' WV
o. ." psopoSaoa 70 hsr sesaA
Aunossv sne eeospass ana aAsgosss
We 0aeeuA1e sye' Juss % women
very osseo ere compeuso 70 con-
eea0sse eaeaS esssauon ana We"
oosssops On . oossssponoAnS VIZ
es 1ss'
young woman VINO mas oeen seit-
supporting for ten years tells US
to-day why she has not married. BRIEF
ly. her business Ire has brought her
In contact with undesirable masculine
specimens and she states her obJec-
tion to marriage ~ follows:
rhREe REASoNs FOR NOT GET.
r,Na uApp,en
The best women nowadays are
marrying Tor love only. put when
woman loves and respects virtue
enough to fight and resist all kinds
Of temptation In order to retain II.
how can she be expected to care for a
man who is like the whited sepulchre
spoken OF in Scripture? In my belief
the chief reasons for the decrease In
marriage are: "a Men are more I'm
moral before and after marriage than
formerly; (2) women are out in the
world more and have a better chance
IN. opportunities for women TO earn
,hs,r own I,veIihood are vastly better
"a ,hsv ars not compelled 10 marry
u,.r.,,, ,or living"
mi. It,. - v,.w T.. c.r,.,n,v acrid
=. ~" p -. "rs.s,',sd Rur NO woman
- go. a,y,hiry NJ man v,ll
The evening world., 1913-05-21
DYING GUARDSMAN
RIDES TO ARMORY,
ACROSS SASADDlE
Flung Over Horses Head in
Park Drill, No Time Lost
for Ambulance.

prva,e so,omoo cnbsr a.,s.,x p.
80, ,, ., a, a..
'"s"' "es' ~ W. - - wv
Roosevelt Hospital OF fracsureo sku1
at ap o'clock this morning, and oil .hs
nov.r n, IN. .r,,ys,v o,~,c,.a a,,on vas
"se' W "'"p "s's"' VI "'' uss'"
the police and consequent publicity.
Cohen. who was . collector In civn
life. lived at No. D< west seventy-ssc.
opa .,ree, and had been a member Of
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90 .v.,v ,r.,hsr w.. .nxIou. IN br,us
ST.. &C.. n,,.,,on -, 10 m. n.,s.c,,oo a
80. ,ao,,n.
T.. .n..ranc. ., ,ni. ,a.,, can't. pr,o.
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m.mh.. On IN. s,ocr r,ch,n.. for n.
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cnh.n wa. ora y, +. n.rtv NJ NOR.
,,.. h.,, ao,sn vhich. ,rdsr the
The evening world., 1913-05-21

And she learns too that men have
many attractive qualities which are
never 10 thoroughly revealed as at
their work and that they possess un
suspected virtuss-but among these
virtues she finds none too often that
virtue which II the cornerstone OF
marriage. And 30 perhaps sns reaches
the state OF mind revealed In tho fol
lowing letter from "A Woman Of Ex.
perience":
CONDITIONS HAVE CHANGED IN
THE LAST CENTURY.
Dear Madam-You ask the ques-
tionI do you know q number of
attractive women from twenty to
forty who are single because they
have had no really good opportunity
to marryr Yes. I know many
OF them. but l know of none over
twenty-five who has not had at least
one proposal OF marriage. ! do not
believe there is any woman who has
reached thirty-unIess she lives In
some isolated place where there are
no marriageable men. or unless she
10 mentally or physically de<icient
who has not had at least one pro-
posal. Put why should q woman
marry any nan that wishes to pro.
pose to her? The women whom I
know are Intelligent. self-supporting
women. They are not Of the parasite
class who are willing to we'd any
man that will support them In idle
hllt AhaV atI a.
NIT that they would like a home Of
their own. with children and tho
love and companionshlp Of a man
whom they could love and respect.
But how In a clean, self-respecting
woman going to be able to love q
man whom she can neither trust nor
respect A woman would be willing
to overlook much In a mans past life
II xhe had any reason to believe that
he would be faithful to her after
marriage. but alas. the observation
and experiences of most women In
business teach them that the men
who are faithful to their wives now
adays are 10 scarce that It would
look like Investing In the widest
get-rlch-quick scheme to get married
In the hope Of obtaining one OF them.
know that this statement, II pub
lished. would bring forth a storm Of
denials and many OF the voices
heard soaring above others in loud
protest would be the voices OF some
of the wives of those same unfaith-
full husbands. In my capacity Of
floor clerk and housekeeper In hotels.
rnsifions In which I have alternatad
The evening world., 1913-05-21
GIRL IS FOUND DEAD.
VICTIM OF STRANClER.

LONDON. Ont. May 2i.--when the
body Of Annie Mingoe, fourteen years
old. was found In n back yard neal
her home early to-day a search was
Immediately started for, the chiid's
slayer. as II was evident that she had
been assaulted and stranGled. The
child left her home TO 70 on an errand
late yesterday, but II was not until
thiS morning that her body Was found
II 10 believed that she was lured int
a vacant house and her body ther
thrown into the yard.
The evening world., 1913-05-21
EXEMPT FlREMEN MEET.
New Jersey Association HoIds Its
Tweuty-seventh COnventios.

LONG BRANOH. n. j.. May ?l.-Be-
tween five and six hundred delegates
repre senting ninety-one associations Of
the New Jersey state Exempt Firemen q
Association are In session In the Grand
Theatre. 1t being their twenty-seventh
annual convention.
president John Kennel OF Passaic,
called the convention TO order. Rev.
John G. Lowell, pastor Of the Presbyter.
ian Church. offered the prayer. Mayor
Bryant Il, Newconb welcomed the ex-
empt fremen, after which President
Kennel addressed the convention.
The local committee In charge OF the
convention are Benjamin +. Morris. G.
II. Irwin. Henry Schoenlein. Il. j. Van
Brunt. Joseph A. Burns and william IL
Van Brunts -
The evening world., 1913-05-21
Post.O0ce safe Robbed.

East MORICIIDs. L. l.. May IA
full moon and plenty Of electric light
did not prevent clean sctaway by rob-
bsrs, who about Lso o'clocx this morn
inU blew open the safe In tn. Post-Oiiice
Here and made on with S7OO in stamp,
and $40 In cash money orders.
The evening world., 1913-05-21
nu.h tor Chsaess l.sas.

LONDON. May N.-so great was ~
rush Of the public to secure Q portion
Of the now Chinese loan which Was
opened for subscription to-day that Ne
Issuing banks closed their l.sts st II
4. NJ. to-day. II was then announced
that the loan had been largely over.
subscribed. II was quoted 1t pr cent
preuium by sellers.
The evening world., 1913-05-21
eLAMEs SLUMP IN MArRiMoNY
ON THE GIRLS.

Dear Madam: am acquainted with
nearly nifty eligible. clean-cut. manly
men OF good moral character. who are
not only looking for wives. but are able
to support them. The high cost o:
living is not to be considered In this
instance. because they all earn large
salaries. At recent meeting we
discussed the slump In matrimony
and all agreed that It was the fault
of the women. Men want a sensi-
BILE, old-fashioned. home-loving girl
the personification of honor. Such
girls can always win good husbands.
The types OF to-day are a joke.
Woman's greatest. vocation 10 moth
erhood. but II women prefer TO pow
der, wear freakish clothes and yell
Votes for Women" let 'em 20
ahead. The result: A disappointed
lot OF Divorces. unsuccessful wiv ~.
and old maids belittling mankind,
AN ELK.
The evening world., 1913-05-21

think will nave admit to-day
who supplies class
women with nothing
world -
am ndiscrmnans admfer GIRL but
any rate she had somethngto
and sew she capable housewife
there course pretty parasite doing
stitch mooes reading st
The evening world., 1913-05-21
WONDER TO 90 MARVEL
loUS FEATe IN AIR.

Capt. Thomas Baldwin's Flyers will
give marvellous exhibition. Peoli. the
boy wonder. will perform high In the
Alf many new and novel acts. He will
also receive and send wireless messages
from the clouds.
Aviator Kemmerle, in . Boland tail
lees machine. will race for honors. and
viii give exhibitions of skill and daring
high In the air.
The johnson Brothers Of Bath. N. r..
holders OF the record for remaining III
the air the longest time OF any aviator
In this country. and half . dosen other
famous flyers who are to be added 20
the list.
Lieut.. Reilly Scott. In company with
Harry Bingham Brown. will give . DEM
onstrstion for the first time since return.
ing from France. Of his bomb dropping
device. which won for him $4,000 In
Paris.
Balloons will be released at intervals.
Mach day ten bombs will announce the
pening Of the gates. There will be band
ooncertA baseball, balloon ascensions by
famous aeronauts. single. double and
triple parachute drops. and a shooting
contest
RoSALiE JONES TO MAKE A
TRIP IN AiReHiP. %
Miss Ro.slia Jones OF the SuffraEette
Army will arrive by aeroplane and de-
liver . short talk on Rights Of
Women"
One Of the New York World balloons
VIII bear . lucky number, emitting the
finder to free ride At the aviation meet
with Harry Bingham Brown.
There will also be q contest between
boys on model hyihg - biplane. mono.
.Alane and hydroplane. This will take
place directly In front Of the grandstand.
Rstsr Mclaughlin will bring out for
tiRiArst time In this country Nils.
Lagsr Of. Raris.
Keep your eye on the sky. You may
pick up one of the lucky New York
Evening World balloons bearing free
admission to the Asronautic Flying Car
nival.
The evening world., 1913-05-21

Ing our gandmothers capable
OF women Just like them alive to-day the
age procession this
Powder and freakh
and dsgruntled" Elk
The evening world., 1913-05-21
One Man Writes that He and Fifty Chunas Sigh for
Old-Fashj0ned Girls, Haring No Use for Freaks.
While Woman Declares Men Are More
Immoral Than They Used to Be.
By Nixola GreeIev. Smith.

Well there husband famine actually the
that eligible
moral "o his ACQUAINTANCE refrain from
The evening world., 1913-05-21

mothers and good, loving, faithful
wives II they get worthy husbands.
The best women nowadays are mar
rying for love only. but when q
woman loves and respects virtuo
enough to fight and resist all kinds
Of temptation In order to. retain 1t.
how can she be expected to care for
a man who IL like the wh!test sepul-
chre spoken OF In Scripture? It II
impossible. In my belief the chief
reasons for the decrease in mar
r.age are. f-st. men are more I'M
moral before and after marriage
than formerly. Secondly. women are
out in the world more and have
better chance to know men a. they
really are. Thirdly. the opportunities
for women to earn their own llveli-
hood are vastly better. and they are
not compelled to marry merely for
q living. as was the case not SO very
long ago II the human species must
be perpetuated the time 10 very near
when there must be some different
provision made for the mother and
children than to be left to the mercy
OF q man WHO has proved himself
UNIT to be the head OF family.
A WOMAN OF ExPEI,I cNCE. /.
The evening world., 1913-05-21

not find sensible. old.fashioned, home.
loving girls" for wives. The types
Of to-day are . Joke" he declares.
"woman's creates, vocation Is moth.
erhood. but II women prefer to pow.
der, wear freakish clothes and yell
Votes for Women!' let 'em 30
ahead"
In other words. my dear young
women, it's not . famine with which
We are confronted. but . boycott.
Now. boycotts are illegal. Maybe
some kind Judge would grant an In.
junction compelling young men to
propose marriage II . committee Of
pretty girls should wait on him and
ask him nicely.
But before they seek the aid Of the
law. perhaps the objects Of the mas.
culine boycott should pause . little
while and consider whether or not
The evening world., 1913-05-21
1850 BALLOONS
Of EVENING WORLD
I co Up SATURDAY
Each Carries a Thrill for the
Boy or Girl Who Cap
tures It.
TICKET FOR CARNIVAL.
Free. Admission to the Great
Flying Contest Of the Aero
nauts on Staten Island.
TICKET FOR CARNIVAL

aoreo D chenco for l,oU youn8oterS
" 80, for nsthins. one Of the sreatest
asfonautio performances ever Witnessed
IN Tie East Next saturday, at An hour
to - announced IN the Evening World.
~ balloons will b released from The
Puiitser Building In Park Row. ~
from the Brooklyn once Of The World
and GO from the Harlem once. To each
Of the balloons will bs attached q cou.
pom giving the finder, boy or girL frss
admission TO the Asrsnautic Society
Flying Carnival at Oakwood Heights,
staten Island. May 30. Il. or June l.
Included In the attractions are the
following:
Harry Bingham Brown. the greatest
Of the great. viii elevate his companion
Arthur Lapham-the dare-devn Of the
sky-to m altitude Of Q mile. or nearly
out of sight. Lapham. at this elevation.
will plunge headlonS from Browns
speeding aeroplane depending upon q
Stevens Safety Pack to bring him
safely to the ground. For 200 feet he
dropS like . cannon bali. and after his
Umbrella opens will descend safely to
mother earth. Brown will spiral about
I.apham as he descends. performing the
81. vitus voiplane dance. This exhibi-
uon 10 a twentieth century thriller.
8oV WONDER TO 90 MARVEL.
The evening world., 1913-05-21
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-06

them. Besides the refugees in the car
more than one hundred other Mexicans
who were said To have been exposed to
the disease were deported. The railroad
company had objected to sending the car
back, il was reported today, and DR..
Hume promptly declared he would order
AN international quarantine unless his
orders were carried out.
Prompt measures have been taken by
the health authorities here t prevent a
possible epidemic Of the disease and DR..
Hume said today he did not believe il
would he necessary to bar all Mexicans
Who wished 10 come to the American side.
How many cases were brought across the
border is not known definitely.