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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

ner aleinito0t in Sopo mirflih 8e-
numbering oofir pcroicien; tic lat
let mie folgt:
n@ir baben geleben. bober geIuhIt
bas @leto oes amerifonilhcn Solfes
in Dem 9ienltbauie Der britiiben
2uge, 8erleunloung uno @roBen-
mabns. 0eutihe Manner ur0 fsraucrl
miliien nod mebr oa5piihen fobren
nit oeutid)en ebrlid)en @offen in Gel
tungen uno Heoem I'M infer Solt
en0lid) einnnol 5u erloien uno 5ll
befreien bon Der Sned)ti6oft s b II
8uIIs. Gin 9onn rubt oul I'M
ierer Station, neil Die groBc MaIle
0es eneliid reoenoen Bottles BON Den
unlouteren WiftqeIlen Cont
oons eellieBen muBte. Sraucrn muB
man uno tlogen, neil Dos 2nnb nm
ierer ainoer it'd 10 jdmnterlid) fei=
ieln lieB bon elmer Ndltberbonoe in
2onoon, Die ein fittIid. reli9ioies
aleio iibec Die obideuli6e @eitalt Der
$ II d | unb oes Hcios All
bdngen muBte. 3iirnen mo nettern
modte man, neil Dos Sano u~nlerer
Safer, bon oeiien boben @iiteru Die
gon3e @elt uno b~eionoerS Mmerifo
ge5ebrt bat. in 10 ihnober, unoonfba-
rer MeiIe bebonoelt muroe. Iber
$ 3 aufs $ r 3. oc,tidc Mdnner,
Der 0ulfle 9intergruno 0ieies bella
g%enslpertben @emdloes lit bemolt BON
imierer eriGnmniBu Ii. Sdulo.
8ir 0cutlden in Mmerifo boben nid)t
getban fiir INFER ileltes Goterlnno,
mos mir batten tbuu1 iollen llno tbun
fDnnen. 9ie Srdger Der ociitiden
&rltur uno oeuti6en @eiI1es, unlere
trut6en 3 e.itungen, uniere
Salti6en literariihen G~r5eieniile,
nnfere Sd)ulen unb 9irten babell
bon 81 bielen Oeutiden t e ODER
MIR q eringe llnterititung genois
fen. gu ltiefmiittcrlid Iino Tie 5l oft
bebonoelt mor6en. Won bat 5u oft
"aeliebGugelt NIT minoernertigem,
aus enelon6 importirtem @eien.
Iber 10 iebr uns oiele Sbatiode BE-
miitbigen nluB. 70 mollen mir lins altf-
rnffen uno mouen unIeren tapferen
8riioern oriiben nid)t nodIteben.
&leinigfeiten, Die uns trcnneiL molten
mir pergeiien nno iponen f1mpfen fir
Die Griiten3 oes 2unoes nnierer Sim
Der uno linierer 81ter. Mit lonnen=
better &larbeit 1T ms bic RotfJpen-
biefeit in Den lebten @ohen Dor
4ugen gefilbrt. Sroer Dettidc
ifaore lid INN Die oeittiden 3eitun-
gen, &irhen. Shulen SERENE. Sc
molti9 lit Der @~eiitesfompf Der Sc
acnfpart. 9eutihlono itno Imeri-
ia berlangen, ooB Elm Sober feline
Eflidlt e%rfillc. Gin gon5 aniebnli-
dies Seer BON moderen oelitlhen G1m-
ben in ben Neooftionsituben, aotbe-
bern, arf Den Gan5eIn lit in polem
Hingen. Sic beoiirfen unier. aber
oud Die nielen berlorcnen .@IlGIier",
Die oeuti6es 8Irt uno oeutide @e-
iinnlng baben, ih meme bic bon
9eutlden Ibitammenoen. Die Der
oeitiden Spra6e nidt mebr m0dtia
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
Sieruclt ben MeerI 6grilnben.
Sod rieIe @ebeimniiic III bieieu 80
entbiilen.

Sod rieIe @cbcimnific in bieien 81
entbiiilen.
Die .Sesihlangs" liebt Is ~offen6at
ni9t, iId in s3eitsn eines Aelttteses
bemsrtIif gu MAIDEN; oenn man bat
in ben Isbten Monaten gar niats
mebr bon ibr esbort. Die 6rogs. OBJ
eisIes intereHonte Geid0pf iiberbarpt
sriltiert. miro pobl crfi Damn snbgils
tig enti6ieoen iperoen, penn ole bic
Siefen uno 9tb9riinoe oes WeItmeeres
erfprI6t iin0l 0enn muir port bate
man Den normoIen WobnitB iolter
ReptiIien gu iuden.
8is jebt iinb mir ober nod ipeit
BON oieism s3iels entfernt, 10 beosus
tsnoe SOrtidritte ole 5isfiee : Jcrs
'i6uns in Ten lebten Subren oud ees
madt bat. Die NaturseihidtssG ss
Isbrtsu miihen nod INNER SuseIteben,
baB iie beinobs nod nidts iiber Ole
fauna ooer 9isrpsIt bieisr Sisfen
pifsn. limo man pergeife niht, oaR
Meilen BON Mafer ur9efdbr brei
Yiertel Der Groe bebedsn. unp bas 2e'
ben in Sieien Resionen gum alIersrcbs
ten Sell nod iebr gebeimnisuOnen
@boraiters 1T.
Mnerbanb fIeire &ruitens uno
Wsidtiere iino burf 8ogser : @ps
parote bon 5orfdun9s Eabr5eugeii
in beirGdtli6er Menge an Die Sbtrs
fiddle gebrott noroen; mir piTen
cher all9emsinhin. odb tiefun.en
rim purpurner6initetni5" mob mah6s
llngebeuer baufen miiiien, borunier
icl6e BON ben 6amiIien Der 3tntens
uno ser 9suicIsfii6e, BON oenen MIR
teincsregs ole GattunJsn bis iebi
tsnnen. Spin unb ;oisber gelnr9t etn
nal ourf 3ufaq o0eT llnfdll ell
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
- Iramptcs Ginidreiten luirb
Gnrcn Sniten beieitigen.

s8enn Shr' Gud crtdltct (an5ei-
diem ourd gacben ODER Suitcn), be-
ieitigt es iofolt. lie SOee OnB eS
MIR uorilberge6cuo iei, iubrt oft gu
ihmeren Gonlplitctipnen. Sic 3lr5-
nei. Die ioiort uno leitit oard @oIs
e~inorin9t, lit Ole perI1ngte Sorte.
Or. Sings 9teic Giseoperp beieitigt
bic Rei5ung uno lois ben Suitcn. Gle
merSen lid iofort better fiiblen: ale
We6iSin erreidte ioiort meinen 6li.
item. lift zines Der nieleu 3eteuiHe.
9tur soc in Der apotbefe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

Oorum nilllcn mir cine groBe crit
tlaiiige,3 cittng hoben, Die bon oelttid).
g~ebil0eten Mdnncrit reoigirt miro.
8elfe Wndt mir Oh e~ntfaltei font
nenocn ArtifeIn Glider oelltlden ,3el.
Item, ieben mir an Der englild eri6ci.
nenDen Artifcl Glider 0eltldlen Bet
~Itunaen. 10 in Dem .She ISutberlano"
uno r%itol Siiue". &ir bier in
lMorihnlltonn ifloaen 0errn Trof.
Wiiniterbcra nIs Ghefreoottcur Dor.
NlS atanncu modten mir boben ySbe
~ en- Ration. &ir mohten
SorldlGgc bon anoeren bcrcn. In
fer %olf mill Die Us abrbcit ba=
ben, ieGt lit Die 3eit un5iionaen.
Aber mober oos &eIo n2bmcn ?
0ier iii unier 8orihIdg, 100000.
inge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collars mol
len mir baben. Nun niht in Cbn-
mud,t iallen, bite. llnicrc Qeut
iden OrllbCn ltehcn Dor gr06eren
Bergen. Gieie idleinborc orpBc Gum.
me miro miigebrddt ourdl nas Der
fniien ron Autbeiliheincn. Gin Yin
tbeiIlHein betrdat $500. User eli
nen iolfcn Intbeilldein fault, erbdIt
Die taglid)e cngIiihe 3eituuig filr finn
Sabre frei. lit ober berpilid,tct. einer
nellen Seier gu gclnpmen. Spdter
fam mnn ouf 0iuioenben red)nen.
Ser Tralioelt oes bieiigen Manncr-
bereins 9arantirt. BOB er 100 (ein,
bunbert) iolher Antbeilideine Der
fault. Oos bringt $2,500.00; bum
bcrt FOLDER Arbeiter brilqen bic
Salfte Der oben erlpobnten Srmlme
olf. oIio 100000 0oaorS. SoGten
mir nidt lopiel meItlid BON Chicago
criportcn fonnen? Seltlih BON
Chicago lit ood oasielbe gu errporten.
@ir miiiien cine 3uperithtIihe, Der,
trmienswiiroiee @elealdoft inforpo.
rieren loilen.
9eutidle Mdnner, mir f0nnen es
tbur. oarum iollten mir eS tbun fiir
oos 2oao unierer Ginoer un0 0os
2an6 unierer S1ter. Auf 5.lm @erf |
0tit 0eutldem @ruB Der Mmerifo-
niIde Mtonnerperein BON Moridoll
tomn, So..
(@e5.) &arl 81 c 1T, 9rdiiocnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
4emte 2lbenr &inpiertel bis Gintalb ab an
Sen n~teiite., acknowledgements

fer unter ibnen srbellen, inter Gons
trple beS Herpsn : Spiiems ietaes
Triggers Itebsn unh nah 9eliebsn ans
ooer abssorebt tusrosn tonnen. Mans
bs Der Slide finb stpor bIinb. ioptii
nan ipsiB; obsr anbers babsn gang
tnorms @lob : auesn! Gs sibt Rie'
fen : 9sufelsfiide mil @usen DON
sinsm SUB 0ur6msFer. 8eliu4e.
ToI6e Mborunh : Seetiere su srrsiden
- fsi es aud nit eigens tonitruier'
ten Neben - baben bis jebt aaberp
fslten Grfola gebnbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
e Naltet es bcreit iir Hbemmaiis
INNS.

INNS.
Niht nptbig. iid) 81 plagen mo
St perIuhen. Den ahcumntismis gu
heboIten. Sebet. ouij Sbr ibn bciel'
tiat. @cbroldt Slom's Siniment.
Shr aroud)t eS nid)t %cinSureibcn. lobi
es MIR Die erariffeten SbelIc burh.
orin9en, &c nimnlt bic Sd)mcr5cil ii.
hcilt. SSbr fiiblt Gitd) ioiort beilet
nuo mcroct hoIo onegcben irno onoe-
rem 2cioenocn oorilbcr er50bIen mol.
len. erboItct cine Sloid)c bon
SIoon'S Eminent fir 25c BON IT.
acno cinem Apotbefer mo ballet e.
I'M @ouie acacn G%rfaltung. mcbe unb
geidlnollenc @eIenfc, Sumha1o.
Sciotica nno 1brlid)e Sale. SIR
t5elo suriid, mern nidt 5ufrieben.
ober cs aiebt ioit inner oueeublid-
Idle 2ln0cruna. aouft hcitc cine
6loidc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
6mt Seutid

er a0eutidcrl
&rie q
tung" e~utl1ebulcil
mir Die it!seu
ben &erie. oit
NIT gutemI SUI
NOR cineii 0lillf
Iell &mft ilil
iereS Sprnhge
bets ~bctrad)ten
uno picneidlt oo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

Oenn9tuung. Sugfuprer
.ner &leInbogn TEN 2ele9ranm les
tnp). ia bateu iUir :: Der Ient'
odoa lam dut beu;e not nt6l eia'
ELLEN. yiun toll mi oner quit npb
ms lber mem 3iiQlf ipoIien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
,Mn Die Wdnner BON Mmerifal"
(gon benz amerifani den Mdnneruereiu in
Maribaatnpn, Soma

iino. mir molen iie pie0cr cinglieoerl
in oos einbeitlid] geIeitete Seer, mel
dies Amerifo aon5 befeien miB uor
engliidcr 81 edit dat"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
ahfoIeenbe ailuO

St4titn
gebung ais Gin
ecianot on Die
beuti6e Yreiic
0ieics 2onoes
lit mberaus 5eit
gcmoB unb 10
Don BON Us Ii d. t
in CHM uno
6niiung oai; III
rp llrheher in pi=
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-04
Davenport SEEKS TO
IKJURE CITY OF TULSA
DRCULNTES ELEVENTH = HOUR
LIE AGAINST TULSA
CANDIDATE.

From information that came trick
ling into Tulsa yesterday, the "eiev
Cnth-hOur" story Of which James
Davenport was afraid his young OPP
pouent might spring uu him, accord
iuT TO Davenport advertising, was
sprung by the gentleman from Ninita
himself.
reports that reached tulsa yostcr-
day were to the effect that the Dayeu-
port headquarters. as well as Daveu-
port himself, have been dipping into
the situation here in Tulsa and cast
Ing aepcrsions on this city In an Ell
fort 10 overcome the growing senti-
mcnt for Pat Malloy i'm an counties OF
the First district-attempting to con-
vince people wherever ne went that
the recommendation had been made
by Adjutant General Canton that the
state militia be sent to Tulsa, that
IT should be sent to suppress laWlcss-
ness. and making other statements and
casting slurs and %inucndoes directly or
indirectly upon the name of the city
of Tulsa.
It is sufficient here i'm Tulsa to- know
that Davenport has the backing ot
the Bulletin, whose sentiments Dayen-
PORTS crowd have been repeating in
slandcriug this city. Residents of the
First district, however, should place
no credcnce in Whatever they have
heard II the foregoing respect. That
life and property is in greater LANCER
in Tulsa han in any other city in tho
state is q tremendous falsehood and
has been resorted to by inscriptions
persons for nothing but political pur-
poses.
No u should be deceived by any
such talk coming either from biased
u. 49,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-04
OPENED Second BIDS
ON INCA. BUILDING
INpTCT CONTRACT TO BIZ LET BY
NOON TODAY. Is THE
REPORT.

The building committee of the To-
cal y. NJ. c. a. organization met yes
terady morning at 10 o'clock. opened
the various bids If the contractors
competing for the work of construct
Ing the new building, and immediate
~ began Looking over the suggested
alterations of the plans made by the
bidders.
At 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
work had not been entirely concluded,
but the contract Will likely be let to-
day. The committee rcsumos It's work
tnis morning at 10 o'clock, and it is
thought THAT a conclusion will 81,
reached before noon. As soon as the
contract is let. actual work will be
Kin. All Of the bidders specify a
definite time when the work will be
completed. and Tulsa is assured of a
luildir- within a years time which
VIII be a credit to the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-04
NEVER BEFORE SUCH A LIST
IN A PRIMARY ELEC
TON.
CANDIDATES
County Candidates Come Along
Toward Bottom Of Ballot
The List,


'u, "i ih" longest lists of candle
dates % Democratic voter has over had
10 sir rr,urb Ir ,r, bistn,, of ,I,,
..f '' ''s'''N w
""lS D" ''NI''"ll" 's 'h' one ih'N
VIII Doe compelled to ohooh over today
A total of 90 candidates seeking static
and r.I,r.I. ,.... .....T.,
''''.'' ''' ''
the ballot.
II will be noticed lrst aII tEo ruI.l
,ount, candidates f.I,., .f., ,.u.
'oN"'" inc NJ" "I the Ilai, IH NaII''
{ mas. j." llld's, Frank Il. Curry. Conn
Linn. r. J.. Davidson. Wash 1tId,lu
and Ig,nog II s,l..s an r.l.
candidates AFRO .,,s, d ..,l 80,
hist
,,.
luhI'Shed here" th is a sIn.p'o
democratic ballot.
For Stotc orrrcr.
,
u ,'1lo.HoI a. d ~JtnuIi~l
"; ~. uopTI'Suh' h'rIes West r. b.
"'n'"'''' i'o''. puhIop' - y. Ii.i-
''"e'
Rarbour RirGard A Bui,,,s I.,.nNl
=. Davis, Pete =. DUFFY. Bon r..
Lafayette, Woodson y. NorvcII, Robt
II. curry, T.. T. Surrclls. NJ. T.. Tramp.
Bert Van Lcuycu.
For Secretary of State-J S. Askcv.
J. y. B|attcuficId, Kirby Fraus, j.. l..
Lyon. Edward O. SpIImun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-04
FIRE DESTROYED A HOME
West Side Residence Burned; Loss
l. $500.

Fire caused by escaping gas in the
residence of a Mr.. Brooks on the
west side, near the end Of the o.. l.. T.
line, consumed a dwelling and a
chicken house last night at $50
o'clock. The north side fire company
was called out. but after most Of
the damage had been done. The prop.
erty loss is estimated at $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-04
everyone Confident
Of MALLOY VICTORY
VOTERS MUST SIMPLY DO
THEIR DUTY AT THE
POLLS TODAY,
REMARKABLE CAMPAIGN
Tulsan Finished Speech Making
Tour of District 1000 Votes
In the Lead.

If th, yotcrs Of the First congress.
. .t,. u,ls t,d,,
''"'. ''.''','
ana 90 lH''I ""'F '"'
section of oklahoma Will be repre-
..ntad Inn CONGRESS for the next two
,..Yu o,trouy mo-
years nl " ma" WIZ W."
cpmplish something Tor the toou Oh
lis go,ti,u This man is Pat Malloy
MI.
81 "''"'
The blilerest cohBIeASI""" '"''
paipu even fought in this section or
a., gt.ta .an. ia a close last night
.,t,.oa tb.t Nt,l-
ana IL was iIcc'S P'''N w
10y, Tulsa's brilliant prosecutor, "o"I"
.,rry the district by a majority ~
a ,.ta. ,,,.r tho prescut
TWO ''''''u Watt,
incumbent Jim p"N'Hpoi' - '"''''
or "Do-NOthing jim, as he Is khoWi'
hocap.o nf his record since statehood.
~ Con,,dont
,.,r, - i,l.n,r,o
i'",' -, ,os,or-
around M"IIuy "'""P""
day as worker after worker from
This, county and all parts Of the dis
,,.. .i,bor o,,,o In ncrson or called
by telephone, reporting that the
prospects were bright indeed for a
brilliant victory for the Tulsa cahdl-
date.
MalIoy himself was touring Tulsa
and Rogers county yesterday, wind
ing up 'le HloS' LS|i"", no dis-
ing wv NY baauIat has
lIlci' hltIy ,'Wn T'"lya man and
pGt' N'a''.n - al. roccntion ha.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-04

e
~ 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-04

Published herewith is ID slop'o
! matrgtir I.u,t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-04

@S7.8
~ 0$ y
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-04
BUSINESS CHANCES

BARBER SHOP for sale in good county
seat town. Cheap If taken at once.
Address 229 Forum. U93-203)
FOR SALE-First class pool hall in
Moorhead. Reason for selling, going
out west. Address Gil Forum.
O87-213)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-04
copyrighted 1914 by w. T. Foster)

NCOpy1 ISuICu 4O1f Wy w. : So%NA(
Washington, D. c., July 4.-Last
bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
to cross continent July 2 to 8, warm
wave l to 5, cool wave 4 to 8. This
disturbance will be at it's greatest
force on Pacific slope. After it crosses
the Rockies the low or storm center
is expected to move southeastWard,
and pass through the. southern states
while the high or cool wave is making
it's path through the northern states
and Canada.
In most of the disturbances of June
the lows kept well to northWard and
the highs made their tracks through
the cotton states. A radical change OF
weather has been expected for the first
week in July. AS VIC have it much
more rain will fall in the cotton states
during July than fell in Tune n the
rains will be more evenly distributed.
First half of July the soil will prob
ably absorb the rain in the cotton
states with great benefit to he cotton
but the rains will continue and may
damage cotton the last half of July
by excessive moisture.
Rainfall will be less toward the
north and in the northern states and
Canada where abundant rains fell in
June not much rain is expected IN
July while most ram is eApeCLeu AA
July in northern sections where mos
ture was deficient in June. Corn Will
probably receive the greatest beneht
from the July rains and we may ex-
pect a great improvement in that crop
before the end of July in mid-lati-
tudes. Corn in the southern states
has been permanently damaged.
But what will those largely increas~
ed rains in July do to the winter wheat
and oats harvest and threshing?
Therein lies a problem. Probabilities
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-04
NORTH DAKOTA LAND.


SPECIAL BARGAIN. NORTH DAKO-
ia STOCK & GRAIN FARM. $50
acres right up against the town of
Raleigh with splendid buildings only
40 rods from bank corne The fertil-
lty of the soil is wonderful. All steam
plow land. 260 acres now Under Guilt
walton. Will grow corn, grain, and
alfalfa; This is an ideal place for a
man who wants to raise stock. Cattle
can be ranged all winter. $4,000 worth
of Improvements. Tools, machinery
and stock included: also included, IL
sold now, so acres Of wheat, 20 acres
barley, 16 acres spells, Is acres fax, 40
acres oats, Is acres corn, 10 acres pota-
toes. balance pasture and hay. $1,000
cash, balance long time and easy
terms. Will take some trade. Do not
put off writing for a full description.
This may be just the place you are
looking for to make a home for your
self and your sons. This farm will
double in value in a few years and the
land is offered now for about the price
OF wild land. 1t is bound to make the
purchaser a lot of money. Agents-if
you have a buyer for this farm, write
at once. Write or wire, Ralph Land
Co., 200 Corn Exchange Bldg, Min
neapolis. MINI. G92-192)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-04

are that foods will occur in the south
ern states in July where least rain
fell in June. July indications are quite
favorable to spring wheat.
Next disturbance will reach the Pa
cific coast about July 7, cross the Pa
ciic slope by close Of 8, great central
valleys 9 to II, eastern sections II.
Warm wave will cross Pacific slope
about July 7, great central valleys 8,
eastern sections II. Cool wave will
o Pacific slope about July 10, great
central valleys y, eastern sections IA.
This disturbance will be of greater
than usual force and severe storms
are expected to accompany it. Most
severe storms are expected south OF
latitude 40, probably in the cotton
states. But the Pacific coast n slope
should watch for squalls near July 8.
The cool wave will carry temperatures
down to lower degrees than usual.
Another disturbance will reach the
Pacific coast about July IL, cross the
Pacific slope by close of II, great CEN
trail valleys 10 to Is, eastern sections
16. Warm wave will cross Pacific
leys 10, eastern sections 10. Cool
wave will cross Pacific slope about
July IA, great central valleys 16, east
ern sections IS.
Temperatures Of this and the previ-
Gus disturbance will average lower
than usual and will go near the frost
line in Canada and some of our north
ern states within two days of July IA.
The storm forces Of this will be less
than. in the previous disturbance.
A radical electromagnetic disturb
ance will occur neal July 8 but we can
not now locate it's effect. Watch that
date, or from July s to II, and you will
surely read Of some radical weather
events, electric storms or earthquakes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-04

for sale at a bargain. Have banked
over two thousand dollars in past
eight months, new press, 3 IL H. p.
engine. Owner has other business; 236
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CITY SALESMAN-Would like position
in Fargo. Prefer groceries or cigars
or both. Can deliver the goods. For
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No. $3.50, Lady's Dressing saequc.
One Of the most convenient of gar
nents, this sacque has three small, out
ward turning tucks at each shoulder in
front. The round neck is trimmed with
L wide collar and the material is gathered
In at the waist, leaving a peplum or
section below. The sleeves are OF
bishop design. Both silk and cotton
crepe fabrics, chaflie, wash silk and other
soft materials are suitable for this gar
ment.
The sacque pattern, No. $500, Is cut
in sizes "a to A inches bust measure.
Medium size requires 81 yards Of II
inch material.
This pattern can be obtained by send
ing 10 cents to the office Of this paper.
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wANTED-Position on farm by month
or year. Nationality German. George
Cores, Georgetown, MINI. (1S7-2o2)
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London, July An all the enthus-
iasm of preparation for the great yacht
race for the Americas cup next fall it
has escaped general notice that a wo-
man will figure largely in the contest.
On board Sir Thomas Lipton's chall-
enger, Shamrock ", will be Mrs. W.
P. Burton, the shippers wife. She will
not be there simply in an ornamental
capacity, but for service at the wheel,
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Position Wanted-MaIe and Female.

RAN AND wIFE-First class cook and
All round hotel man, competent to
ana country hotel. Address 239
Forum. (1SI-19S)
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tEARGO AUTOMOBILE ana gas engi-
: neerine school will give you practical
Instructions; write for information
fl225 Front at.
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EOUS.
NEWS FROM IMPORTANT
WORLD CENTERS

Stockholm, July 4-The campaign
for an alliance between Norway and
Sweden continues without a dissenting
note. Prominent politicians of all par
ties are advocating such a course on
the public platforms, and in the news
papers. The movement, however, still
lacks and official action.
Sven Hedin, the Swedish explorer,
and Siguid Isben, have exchanged visits
between Stockholm and Christiania,
and each has found public sentiment
agreeable to the proposed alliance. The
i~rreconcilable differences which led to
the disruption Of the union between
the two countries in 1905, and which
barely escaped causing war, seem to
have smOOthed out to the extent at
least that both peoples desire to unite
in a defensive alliance against possible
Russian aggression.
The increase in the army and navy
Of Sweden, instead Of exciting the con-
Germ Of Norway, is greeted there with
the utmost satisfaction, it is said, and
Norway itself has a strong underway
for an increase in ornaments. 1sben,
in his lectures here, has argued that
the two foreign offices and the general
STATS should nave some formal ar
rangement for working together in
case of war.
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The Nice Distinction.

The Sketch: Ef1e Gnishing her de-
votions)-. And please bless father
and mother, and all Of us, and give us
everything good; and bless all our
friends, and give them what's good for
them.