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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

aretacijo in S procesi. Strah pred
proletariatom sill vladajoce, da
ne ~izvlecejo Sable IL nOznice. Ba-
zilejski kongres in VOLTA proleta-
rijata, zrtvovati vse "a mir, je
bolj pospeSevalo mir kakor vse
dolgOGasne conference diploma
tOv. Ia proletarijat velja geslo:
Ljudstvo hOcemo biti, XII je veze
bratska edinOSt. (Viharno odo-
b|ravanjcJ. To je velika ideja in
ternacionale. u veliko gobo hOce-
mo izbriSati meje. NocemO mo-
RITZ, nocemO rIsiti in ker tega no
cemO, mas nazivljajo "mOderne
barbara Ali oni, XII more in
vsak dan mOlijo: "Ne ubijaj!" to
Sc pravi kristjani. (NavduSenje,
Xxi Sc dolgo casa ne pOleze.) Mi
hocemo. tako .je sklenil govornik
da vladaj Glovestvo mirno, pre-
rCsto delo. Potem bo Sele mir.
u navduSenimi klici mednarod-
menu socializmu Sc ie zakljucilo
im%pOzantno zborovanje, XII je 20
pet pOkazalo V jarki svetlobi soil
darnoSt in brastvo mednarodnega
socialisticnega delavstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

pail m~anjsino. In ravno tisti "a
stopniki manjsine, Xxi so fanaticno
pobijali in nadglasovali nase ma
crte in predloge glede organizato-
rlene forme, so krivi, ia sedaj ma
zadujemo in bono nazadovali,
kaJti pc tel pOti je napredek ne
mogoc. cato sem pa proti temu,
Ola bi povisali assessment tudi "a en-
cent in priporocam sodrugom, da
naJ glasujejo proti predlogu."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
Neurje ma Ogrskem.

BudimpeSta, 10. u dezele jaw
lJajo ponovno o velikih poplavah
in ujmah. V Also Vadaszu .ie 100
his poruScnih, med mimi parni
Min. V Kupi. Homorodu, Also
Kesmarku, Fclso KcSmarku in Sc
drugih krajih so veGinoma vse hi
Sc poskodovane. mnogo pa Jill .je
popomOma razdejanih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
sODRUGIl

Vsak socialist bi moral naroM-
ii "PRoLETARCA," kajti list H.
vi samo cd svojih narocnikov.
Vsak socialist bi moral iiriti
"PROLETARCA", kajti to je
prva naloga nase stranke.
Vsak socialist bi moral to6ns
placati narocnino "a "PROLE-
TARCA," ker lie ma ia na6in %
zamore osigurati napredek made
nu listu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
Spediterska stavka.

Dunaj, 7. Stavka delavcev v
Spedicijskih pOdjetjih traja dale.
Nceraj so delodajalci sklenili, da
Odklonijo vse zahteve in zugajo,
da DO vsak o%dpusGen, kdor ne pri-
de do jutri opoldne ma delo. De
lavci so %sklenili, da vztrajajo Y
Strajku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
RaZnO.
Potresi ma Portugalskem.

Lizbona II. V Lizboni in okoli-
ci sc ponavljajo potresni sunk 8
pOdzemeljskim bobneniem. Zlasti
obcntni so V krajih oh reki Tajo.
Doslej je lie malo skode.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
Now Balkan.
T~eritorialne

AalAoh. tl-ltIldlHt
pridobitvc balkanskih draw so
pc sklenjenem miru sledeGe: Boil
garska je pridobila ozemlie. XII .je
priblizno tako veliko kakor Mia
in Zgornja Avstriiska in Salcbur-
sko skupaj: GrSka je pridobila
ozemlje, ki je tako veliko kakor
~Staiersko in Nizie AvstrijSko.
Srbija prav toliko. Romunija JIG
pridobila Ozemlje Y velikosti
kraniske. Srbija in GrSka sta Sc
dai skoraj Sc enkrat tako veliki
kakor pred vojno. Bolgarija sc JIG
pOvetala prihlizno IA tretiino svo
Jega prvotncga ozcmlja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
Stavka " Milanu.

Milan, 6. Stavka tra.ia dale.
ODE stranki sta trdovratni. V
predmestih Sc nadaliujejo nemiri.
Delavci V DRAWN toba6ni tovarni
so Sc p%ridruzili Stavki. Tudi parni
tramvaj ie moral ustaviti promet.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

Classic hrvatskih socialistov je
"RadniGka Strata" 1880 8. Cen.
tire ave.; srbsldh sodrugov pa:
"Narodni Glas'', 2318 Clybourn
Ave-, Chicago. Prvi stane 81, dru-
81 pa 81 "a cello leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

obrnili holandski sodrugi, ker je
pray kautsky sprozil resOlucijo o
mmisterlalizmu ma mednarodnem
kongreSu V Parizu $500 in XII .jo
Je amsterdamski kongres potrdil.
kautskyjev odgovcr prinaSa
strankino glasilo holandskih So
drugov He Volk". Nekatere cd
lomke njegovega zanipivega cd
govora podajamo V naslednjem.
kautsky piSe;
49,. Nacelno doloca naSe sta
lisce resolucija pariSkega medina
rodnega kongresa IL leta 1900,
XII pravi, da ne pomenja vstop So
clalSta V meScansko ministrstvo
zacetek ~osvOjitve politiGhe moci
po p%rOletariatu in nj nekaj pc ce-
muir maj stremimo, temveG je to
"nevaren experiment, Xxi mai
sc mu 20 moznosti izogibljemo.
Obenem pa pravi resolucija, da nj
vstop socialista V meScansko mi
%niStrstvo absolutno nedopusten.
temvec sc lahko prepuSGa V pose
bnih okolscinah. a vstop maj ne
DO trajen. Resolucija pravi: See
V posebnih sluGajih res nastopi
priSilni polozaj "a vstop. tedaj mai
bo TO taktitno vpraSanje, he ma
celno Ali ma vsak naGin kO-
rsti tax nevaren ekSperiment lie
tedal. ce ga odobri trdna stran-
klna organizacija in &c je social
Sticni minister pooblaScenec svo-
Je stranke in to tudi ostane." To
vse torej pomenja: Vstopu So
drugov V meSCansko miniStrstvo
mai Sc izOgibljemo tako dolgo, ka-
kor lie gre. &c je polozaj takSen.
ola Je vstop res nujno potreben.
tedaj ne m bis to le parliament
taricna zadeva, Xxi Sc tite lie parla-
mentarne frakcije temve6 mora
o TEN Sklepati Strankin zbor. IA
dar prencha priSilni poloIaj. te-
dag le cas- IA izStop socialisticne-
"a miniStra. Ma Holandskem to-
rel takrat. ko So izvcde vodilna
reforma. h temu pride Sc dosta-
vek sodruga Plehanova. XII nala-
ga sccialisticnim ministrom doll
most. da izstopijo takoj IL mescan
Skega miniStrStva. kakor nitro ne
varujeio popolnc nevtralnoSti Y
vseh konfliktih med delavci in
k%apitalisti. Nastaja Sedaj vpraSan
le. &c je ma Rolandskem res tax
sen prisilni polozaj kakor ga "a
htc:aa res0lucija9 u drugimi be
sedami: Ali nj mogoce V sedamji
%situaciji druga6e doseGi sploSnc
volilne pravice kakor Z vstopom
SOcialiStov V meSGanSko ministr-
stvo in &c je rp2nje ia Sc res do
seze z vstopom SploSnO volilno
pravicO? Iahteva liberalcev So mi
dozdeva zelo prekanjena, Ge ne
Smatraio volilne pravice "a res
no zadcvo. &c socialist vstopiio
ali ne vstOpijo V miniStrstvo. ma
vsak nacm Jim naprtjio liberalci
tudi odgovoruoSt. sc Sc yolilna
reforma izjalovi.
Situacija. V kateri .ic holandska
Stranka. ic najtezavneiSa in ze
dolgo casa nj bila nobena stranka
internacionale Y enako tezavnem
poloIaju. Ali maj sklcnc hollands
ka Stranka karkoli. emo ie goto-
vo: 5 svoiim dosedaniim trdovrat
MIN odporom roper m%iniSteriali-
zem ste raynali popolnoma Y du-
I'M mednarodne resolucijc in vas
ugled je ; tenn lie pridoba inter
Macdonald.
Nstop socialiSta meSGansko
ministrstvO .ie zdrUzen $ tolikimi
nevarostmi IN prina$a lehKo toll
10 skode, da ca priGakuje inter
macdonald vedno : strahom in Sc
k vecjem lie tedai pobota Z MIN.
ce vidi posebnem sluGaju. da nj
bilo drugace mogoGe."
Holandski socialist ne gredo v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
Grozne posledice verske bl;


znosti. V vast BonnieuX pri Avig-
nonu ma FrancoSkem sta umorila
V cetrtek 27leti Mari Julien in
311agoTa l9leIna eeStra Roza syoio
s~tarejSO sestro 29lctno Julio. V
kuhinp sta tolkla s stoli tako dol
go 20 nieni CLAW. da ie oble5ala
mrtva. ReSiti sta 10 hotela hudob-
nth duhov, ker sta bila preprica-
ma, da ie obsedcna cd zlih duhov.
Stara matt .ie bila navzoca pri IL
moru, sedela je ma stoln z zaveza-
nimi oGmi. VISA druzina je bila
Yersko blazna. VaSGani so vedeli
o tel blaznosti, a so mislili, da je
povsem nevarna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

- Svinjar " kuti. Pred dobrim
tednom JIG bill obsojen pri sodiScu
V Napolju, menih, brat Salvador,
ma sedemletno jeco in ko Sc vrne
IL jeee, BIO n leto pod policij-
skim nadzorst vom. Cedni namest-
mix bozji je zlorablial deset in
enajstletne de6ke. V svojo soho
jih je privablial S sladkarijami.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
REPORT OF GLAD
TlDINGs MISSION

TO the Public: The work Of the
mission is steadily increasing and the
month Of August was onerof great I'M
.terest because OF the transient class
with which we deal at this time OF he
year.
Religious services held during the
month, 80; number of those attending
all services, $500; calls and visits
visits made by the nurse, 76, and in
80 different families; number OF Wo-
men given day work. 81; days of work
given women, 81: number of men Civ
EN- work, 20; odd jobs and days OF
work given men, 43; permanent places
secured, IL; meals given to sick and
destitute, 8; money received for this
work during the month $126.25.
We have a very interesting Sunday
school of fifty, which is the most prom
Using part of our work, for in this we
have children who have I'm them the
possibilities of the great and the good,
and In our c~hildren's meetings, which
are held every Sunday afternoon, it
is not to have them express
Themselves definitely for a christian
i1Ye. We are in hearty cooperation
with all others who are doing charity
work, but ours is thoroughly christian
charity from start to finish, and along
these lines we ask the continued in
terest and cooperation of all who may
be disposed to assist us in this great
work.
We are glad at all times to be of
service to all who may need US and
to any who desire to know more Of
our work be- free to call IN or address
Us. c. e. McCracken,
Superintendent.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08

LONG PRAIRIE BANKER is AGAIN
WILLING TO ENTER GuRERNA-
ToRiAL RACE OF MINNESOTA
MooRHEAD POLITICIANS ARE
INTERESTED.

Moorhead politicians are interested
in the apparent willingness of William
e. Lee Of Long Prairie to again enter
the gubernatorial Ace Of Minnesota
next year. Mr.. Lee was n of the
quintette contesting for the republican
nomination for governor Of Minnesota
in 1912.
His recent letter to influential
friends in st. Paul and Minneapolis
shows his willingness to enter the race
again for the nomination, in what he
styles as his effort to defeat the Eber-
hart Smith political machine. His
letter Is as follows:
"I assume that you are still anxious
to see the Eberhart-Smith political
machine defeated in Minnesota, and
the experience of last year indicates
that this can only be accomplished by
uniting on one candidate.
81 am not at all keen to get into the
race, but the pressure Is considerable,
and I shall not finch from what may
appear to be my duty.
TN case l decide to run. l wish to
ask If I can have your valuable CO.
operation and support.
with kind personal regards, I re-
main, yours truly.
'"W. E. Lee"
Mr. Lee was in Minneapolis a week
ago and information was then brought
State Auditor Iverson and others who
are figuring on running, that a confer
ence had been held at the West hotel,
at which Mr.. Lee was the leading fig
ure. The same day Mr.. Lee called on
Mr.. Iverson, but that official was away
On state business.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08

Prearations are going rapidly for
ward for the opening of the Moorhead
normal school on Wednesday, Sept. 10.
An unusually large attendance is ex-
pected this year, which is gratifying
to all h friends Of the institution.
Many of the teachers are now in the
city ready for the years work. Miss
Belle Deans has returned from River
Falls and Miss Free is back from Mt.
Vernon. Ia. Mr.. Strong was also one
Of the earlier arrivals.
Mr.. Wilson n his family are back
from their visit to Wellington, O., and
Mr.. Kendall and family have returned
from Barry, Ill. Among the others
who are In the city ready to assume
their duties are Mr.. and Mrs. Powers
and Miss Kirk.
The indications are at the present
time that the Moorhead normal school
Twill have the largest attendance in
It's history. Never have there been as
many advance Inquiries as this year,
but the institution will undoubtedly
be able to take a OF all who apply
for admission.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
EVENING Grain L.etter.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 8. - Wheat:
Wheat has ruled dull n strong clos
ing for the day with a net gain Of Il
for September and May. Despite the
very weak cables there was good COM
mission buying in evidence on the
opening based on the delay in the
blowing of winter wheat acreage due
to drought. The domestic situation is
Strengthening daily and we are ex-
p~eriencing an export inquiry of a
steady character that this will con-
tlnue for the immediate future is
more that probable n we feel that
purchases of wheat at that present
low level should be profitable.
Corn: Has been strong all day. The
feature Of today's market has been the
exceedingly light offerings and the de-
mand on the part of commission
houses and brokers supposed to repre-
sent the leading long interest. Serious
state report issued lately showing g.
loss for the month Of August has
caused considerable buying and many
believe government figures to be is
sued tomorrow will show a very low
average.
Oats: Oats have gained about 4
cent for the day INT the strength has
been largely lux to the upturn corn
had. Cash demand continues good but
not insistent. Future action of corn
VIII largely. govern oats.
Finley, Darrell & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
JUDGE GRINDELAND
DENIED MOTIONS
MOTIONS FOR NEW TRIALS IN
DAMAGE SUITS AGAINST WILD
RICE BOOM co. WERE BoTHDE-
MED BY JUDGE GRINDELAND
OF WARREN.

Motions for new trials in two dam
age suits against the Wild Rice Boon
Co. have been denied by Judge Grinde-
land Of Warren, Mimi.
The suits were brought against the
company by Mr.. Heiberg of Twin VAL
ley, who operates q flour mill at that
point, and by Juhl & Milsten of Faith,
who operate a -four mill there.
The Wild Rice Boom Co. has dams
at the headwaters Of the Wild Rice
river. retaining the water, as there is
not sufficient water flowing in the
river in it's natural state to furnish
power. Mr.. Heiberg brought suit
against the company for retaining a
large and unusual quantity of water,
thereby cutting off his power, and pre-
venting him from running his flour
mill. The verdict was in Mr.. Heiberg's
favor and he was given a judgment of
1900 against the company.
Juhl & Milsten claim that the COM
pany retained a large and unusual
quantity Of water at the headwaters
Of the river, and that, When it was re-
leased, it flooded their mill and wash
ed out their dams. They were allow
ed damages in the sum Of 81, 700. The
Wild Rice Boom Co.. has no option but
to appeal to the supreme court, now
that their appeal has been denied by
Judge Grindeland.
The Wild Rice Lumber Co. was sued
for personal injury which resulted to
the driver, Of g. farm wagon near Ada,
when a team belonging to the com
pany ran away and smashed into the
farm wagon, badly injuring the driy-
er. Damages in the sum Of $1,000 were
granted the plaintiff. Appeal in this
case was also refused by Judge Grinde-
land.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
EAST SIDE NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Dosland and Miss
Marie Lobbin are home from spending
a few days at their farm near Perley.
A parcel shower was given last week
by Mrs. william ID. Titus and Miss
Lulu Wagner for Miss Maude Skies,
one Of Moorhead's September brides.
Mrs: William y. Awty entertained in
formally at her home last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Fl. Al. Kernen n chill
dren, who have been spending their
vacation near Hartford, Conn.,, are ex-
pected home about Friday of this week.
Frank Weld, who has been spending
the summer in Europe is home again.
His many friends are glad to see him.
Dwight simmons, Of the ~. . Olsen
Co, has returned from a two weeks
trip through the potato markets of the
south. He visited Kansas, Nebraska,
Illinois on his trip, and gained
much information Of value relative TO
the potato crop and the market condi-
tions for this product.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
n LITTLE HOUSE.

The little house Is modest, and it's
hidden by the branches
OF the sheltering trees that hover
DER it's root SO old and brown,
And the sunshine streams pon it in
in a golden food Of glory,
Like a flicker of Gods eyelid, send
ing benedictions down.
The flowers grow about 1t, fragrant
violets n roses,
And the sparrows chirp and twitter,
making music in the caves,
The morning glories Chamber all
around it's doors and porches,
And the h~oneysuckle round the gate
fragrant garland weaves
In it's prim, old -fashioned garden, dear
old-fashioned blooms run riot,
There the hollyhocks stand stiffly
and sedately in a row,
There the pink and the sweetWilliam,
and the larkspur M the lilac,
Shed their spicy odors on the air
when summer winds are low.
When our feet are worn with walking
on the rocky roads Of travel,
Thro, the City Of Confession, down
. LIlS FdlCS VI Oil aAu Sd1S, -sA.E
When II only prayer is for that peace
the world can never give us,
o, our bruised hearts, ana stricken
will be sure to find 1t there.
When at last we reach the pathway
that leads upwards to Its
Threshold,
When we gain it's sacred portal by a
long and weary route,
We will find the gate wide open te
give welcome to the wanderer,
And the door is yer ready with
the latchstring hanging out.
We nay linger in the mazes OF the
City Of Confusion,
Thro' the palaces of pleasures WI
may long have wished to roam
But our steps will soon turn back.
ward to. the brown and gnarlet
roof tree
Where loves beacon light is shin,
ing-for the little house is home
New Orleans Picayune.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
REVIVAL MEETINGS ON ESCAPED BAD INJURY

Beginning with last nights service,
special services will be held every
night this week. except Saturday, at
57:45 p. m.
Rev. 4. A. Doughty will speak this
evening and Rev. 81. M. Runsey OF
#CogsWell, ~, Ds each evening after and
over Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Rumsey was a former pas
tor in Fargo and liz well known owe
the state, having been engaged in
.eWangelistic work the past tive years.
and has just returned from q three
months trip on the Pacific coast.
There were four who took their
stand for Christ last night and deep
interest was felt by many more INT d
cordial invitation is extended to All
who are Interested i'm revival work
along old fashioned Bible lines.
.M-ElgA-M- Z. $780,. $50 :, ~ W. III ~ yrSr ~, ,w = -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08

On the Atlantic,
September PAS
tor Russell's text
for today was:
"He that stitch in
the Heavens shall
laugh; the Lord
shall have them In
derision." psalm
2:4.) He said: The
vast oce an, ON
which this stately
ship is but a toy,
reminds me OF
Goods mercy Hike
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
ON TRAIN
Man CHARGED

The three men who were arrested
on. an. N. P. train at this place for as
sau1ting a brakeman have their hear
ing this evening before Justice Wade
They gave their anne as H. A. Hunter
ter, Jas. A. Nolan and Chas. Wicks.
1t Is said that they attempted to
start some sort of a confidence game
on the train, the brakeman interfered
and they jumped onto him. They are
in jail, pending the hearing, which
takes place at $3.50 o'clock this eve
ming. ft tt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
Rroo,nhalr Report

Liverpool. Sept. 8.-The market op-
ened under realizing with prices * to
" lower and later further declined "
TO Is with pressure in the near
months. Realizing vas induced by the
easier American cables, pressure in
Winnipeg on Saturday and the in
creasing Russian offers with Wlarger
contribution to the worlds total ship
ments this week from Russia and
Danube. American and Canadian crop
adyices favorable and Canadian offers
liberal. The declining tendency in
coarse grain and a pause in the de-
n1and from continent for nearby offers
helped the decline. At 1880 o. m. the
market was weak % to A lower.
Corn: Realizing developed All the
immediate opening and prices re-
sponded with II to II decline with the
principal weakness in the near month.
Following the opening the market was
dull but heavy and later there was &
further decline Of Il with undertone
easy. The liberal worlds Shipments
general pause in the demand for for
ward shipment and fears that fhe
market has been o~ver-bought. There
Is some talk here that the American
damage has been overdone. VAC I:3G
p. m. the market was III to M lower
Russia-Odessa cables: The wealth.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
God Will LAUGH
AT HUMAN PRIDE.
An Old Prophecy Is About TO Be
Fulfilled, Says Pastor RUSSELL.
HAS DOUBLE APPLICATION.

&c Applied so Jesue Personally, bus
Also TO tho Body OF Christ, the
C~hureh--The Kings Of the Earth.
The Rulers Amongst Gods People.
Their Coalition vain-God Will
Laugh at Them-Jesus Will .Deride
ThemaTho Breaking az a Potter'a
Vessel Will Follow-Those Who put
Their Trust In Him Will Be Blessed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
Missouri Crop.

Missouri Crop Report for September.
Wired by King Of Toledo, made con-
dition of corn ALB against 70 in August
and 81 last September when the the
crop was 243, 900, 900 bushels. 20 per
cent of the crop has been cut Flowing
for winter wheat Is delayed, only 80 per
cent being finished compared with A
per cent last year h dry condition of
the ground preventing further work.
Oats yield per acre 20.5 bushels against
80 bushels last year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
THE DYING sUMNHER.

The thistles show beyond the brook
Dustson their down and bloom;
And out OF man a weed-grown nook
The aster flowers look
With eyes Of tender gloom.
The silantsorchard aisles are sweet
With smell of ripening fruit;
Through the sere grass, in shy retreat
Flutters at coming feet,
The robins. strange and mute.
There is no wind to stir the leaves,
h harsh leaves overhead;
Only the querulous&cricket grfeves
And shrilling locust weayes
song OF summer dead.
William Dean HoweIis.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
Mrs. Sanders Dead.

Mrs. Bridget Sanders died yester-
day morning at a Fargo hospital at
the age of 10 years. Heart disease was
the cause of death. She was a widow.
her loss.
The body was taken to Sedan, Mimi,
last Monday night for burial. Mrs,
Sanders has been living with her son
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Emter-0ce@M.

Chicago, Sept. st looked as though
the leading bear interest was anxious
to raise the average Its short sales
from the way they sold corn openly
and through brokers, especially in the
last fifteen minutes. Bulls say there is
nothing in the crop situation to make
a decline but the fact that many trad
ers had good profits OF the advance
within a week and were disposed to
even up for h week. Most of the
kets are inclined to be bullish, They
say that while there may he a small
decline, they do not expect it to be
permanent. 1t is becoming hard to
buy winter wheat and the general be-
lief is that the pressure of spring
wheat will not be Of a character to
have a depressing effect. Cash sales
were $50, 900 bushels wheat, lao. OO0
bushels corr and 100000 bushels oats.
No export sales were reported at sea-
board. Deliveries were $4,000 bushels
wheat, $4,000 bushels oats and $4,000
ribs,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
II. A. klinsnann Had Marrow ESCAPE
From Serious Injury in Motorcycle
Collision With Street Car. 5s

III. IA. Klinsnnann had fortunate
escape from serious Injury when the
motorcycles which he was riding came
into collision with q street car. The
q was running quite rapidly, and
Mr.. Klinsmarln did not hear the
motorman's bell. The car smashed
into the machine, putting it out Of
business, but, nv great good luck, Mr..
Klinsmann escaped with only minor
bruises. and Is able I'd be at his work
today, al usual.
YNXsr, SIN 4 nsrs nyrryxyr Is IA r,,rTs rernrvrna
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The Main Thing.

Judge: Ted. Cheer up, old mani
Absence, you know, makes the heart
grow fonder.
Ned. What's worrying me is that
I'm not just sure that it's having the
same effect on the girl.