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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-14
LUCILLE LOVE
The Girl of Mystery, VIII Make You
Wild With Enthusiasm.

Lucille Love is a smashing big story
which will be told in two-rcel lengths
at the Savoy theatre every Monday for
fifteen weeks. Each of the two-reel
lengths is a complete story in itself.
leaving just enough doubt, wonder
and curiosity at the end to make you
impatient to see the following install
ment.
Read this extract from this soul
stirring story of romance, depicting a
daughters loyalty and lovers de-
votion:
Swimming through the air like a
swallow flew tho airship, the rapid vi
brations of the engine beating tattoo
on the heart of the excited girl, who
was urging the aviator to increased
speed-a speed which had already al
most attained the dangerous point
Over the waters of the blue Pacific
they shot, the excited girl always
pointing in tined irection of the vol
ume of smoke. marking the passage
of the fast outgoing liner carrying
with it the secret that would clear up
the mystery, restore a lover to his
rank and remove the stains from the
character of devoted father"
pointing in the direction OF the vol
Of this great serial, and YOU will want
to see the others 49,
Remember the date, Aug. IT, at the
Savoy theatre.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-14
HAD REVOLVER
IN HIS POCKET
JAMES OSBORN is in. CITY JAIL
CHARGED WITH I CARRYING
I CONCEALED WEAPON - THE.
POLICE DOCKET WAS LIGHT.
THIS MORNING.

James Osborn was arrested last
night by the police and is held in the.
city jail on a charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons He will be brought!
before Judge Miller in the police court
this evening at S O'Clock for hearing.
The police, docket was rather light
this morning when Judge Miller took
the bench to dispose of the accumula-
ton in the bull pen from last evening
and night There were seven cases for
hearing.
In the bunch were four drunks who
We're taken in charge last evening and
night. All We're given IS or four days
and all took the latter method of max
ing amends for their over indulgence
in the flowing bowl. They were Ed.
Thompson, Henry Johnson, Charles
Psrson and Gust Nelson i
Thomas Byrne was charged with,
being drunk and posing as an officer
and was given $40 or eight days and
went to his cell to lay out the sem
tence, Dan Mast is in limbo on beg
ging eharge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-14
FARGO GIRL
A SUICIDE
OLGA EcKSTRAND, FORMERLY OF
THIS PLACE, CARRIES OUT SUI
eide PACT WITH MAN AT VEL
VA-MoTHER LIVES IN THIS
CITY.

Velva, N. D., Aug 14.-Olga Eek
strand and Lloyd White, who came to
this place from Minot and registered
at a hotel committed suicide yester-
day by the use of morphine. Miss Eek
strand was formerly a resident of
Fargo. Whites mother lives at FIT.
Scott, Kas.
The reasons for the suicide can only
be guessed at, but from all appear
ances it seems evident that the two
young people came to Velva with the
intention of taking their lives. A sui
eide pact had evidently been arranged
by the two as they took rooms at a
local hotel and were later found dead.
The girl was about twenty years of
age, White being somewhat older.
Miss Eckstrand's mother lives in
Fargo, but is at the present time con-
fined to her rooms on account of ILL
ness. She is in poor circumstances
and has not the funds to bring the
body Of her daughter to Fargo for in
terment. The mayor Of Velva has been
instructed to inter the body at that
place.
The deceased girl lived in Fargo for
a number of years and is quite well
known. White is not known here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-14

Character is made up of small duts
les faithfully performed-of self-d dem
iaIs, of self sacrifices, of kindly acts of
love and duty-Smiles
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-14
FALL FASHIONS

The demands of fashions fer fall
footwear require a remarkable variety
of styles to suit the trade OF the COM
ing season. Several different toe ef-
fects and in like manner a number of
different heels will be close competi-
tors of each other for populaf favor.
This situation compels shoe retailers
to carry unusually large stocks of fall
and winter footwear.
In order to make room for larger
and finer stock of shoes than they
have ever shown before the Eall-Al-
len Shoe Co. will put on clearance
sale during four days of next week in
which they will offer dependable foot
wear at prices far below anything at
which quality shoes have ever been
sold in Fargo before.
2 The new goods are alreadv arriving
and in order to give them 'Loom their
splendid stock of ladies' childcen's and
mems pumps and oxfords will be
cleared at once. The store will be clos
ed Monday, to arrange for sale,s which
opens Tuesday morning at $3.50 and
continues through Saturday evening.
Further announcement of sale will ap-
pear in tomorrow's Forum Advt. II
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-14

Wanted to buy mems worn gar.
ments. Phone 2363-J.---Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-14
MANY NEW PUPILS

Will enter Dakota Business college
Monday, and thus be two weeks
ahead of those who wait till the open,
ing of the fall term, Sept. /. Remem-
Der D. B. c. has many things to offer
you which are not obtainable else
where and at a very reasonable price.
Business men give its graduates the
best advertising.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-14
WIrH TRANSFER co

Manager Hatcher of Union Transfer
Co. phoned Dakota Business college
for more office help and Miss Olson was
sent to the situation. making the sixth
or eighth pupil with. the Hatcher In
terests. Prospective pupils must see
that the best firms hire d. b. c. grad
uates-this is good advertising.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-14

Set aside $3.50 to $500 per month
for one year and you can move your
family into your own cottage on Beau
tiful Pelican lake, thirteen miles from
Detroit. Call 1910 Eighth avenue south
or phone 2961-L. Free round trip by
boat from Detroit to Pelican lake to
representative parties.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-14
SPECIAL SERVICES HELD
Special Feast Day in Roman Catholic
Church Celebrated at ST. Mary's
Cathedral Tomorrow.

Saturday, Aug. Is, is the feast of the
assumption of the blessed Virgin
Mary into heaven. 1t is holy day of
obligation in the Catholic church. The
masses in st. MarY's cathedral will be
at 500. T:30, $3.50 and high mass at
10 o'clock. The children from st.
Johns orphanage will sing the high
mass
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04

in the Hustler, Madisonville's only
newspaper. and recognized as one OF
the best pieces OF newspaper prop
erty in the State Mr.. Young will
give up the practice of Law and de-
vote his entire time TO the Hustler,
principally in the business and field
work. he il we'll known and popu-
lar over the county. and mis- eonnec-
ton with the business will relieve
Judge Giyens of most of the active
responsibility in the business depart
ment Mr.. Owens will continue TO
direct the editorial policy of the pa
per and supervise the plant in a
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04
HIS Ls<T pYI~s WISH
>TEICTIY CAEEIED OUT

L1risrzll.- KE- N1-xh 1--BrBr-
nj a hszrF rss- a MA. nzns e -.s-
1-ires ant t-ssnts srcst fz-sbss6et
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gsrs-surE1lls -r-ozE carrying CT:
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s5oe<zEk I1sr-r1rr- th.- ms ashes
sitrrrs1 - scattered fr-o the Ofs1
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Tie funeral rites Ct rts Ecesne1
&c tb- weird Ct wf5rA he Was a
Dsus-sr- were rz-rset CT
As rhe hszz hearing tbe party
Dszr-s r5ss-esn- thass On esa-1
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member e TIE cr8e- sezz1 ssovls
rss1i1E TIE srz-zzi rs-s.s While z1o1h-
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10 Eirt SED1- NDeBsr dc F.s-
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The DRY SENTIMENT
STRONG ~ MUHLENBERG

Greenville. KY. Teb Is The IL
formation which reached here about
the - sion Of the c0urt OF EP-
,esis upholding the lO>al option
81 ten held il MT.hIsnSerg eS1nt..
in 1919. yesterday. vas the subject
Of naf favorable cOfni0cnr here
where the sentiment against the sale
OF intoxicating liquor is very pro-
noUneed. This is about the third ef-
fort made in the last hye years 10
vote Ehiskey out of Central City and
thu peopIe back OF the movement
are highly grstiled that the Court
Of Appeals has held the last election
valid
There are almost a dozen saloons
operating Ia Central City al present
and the license OF one EilI expire
this week. the others expiring dur
ing the summer and fall. 81
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04
BANK DFTOSITORs TO
EECEINE LOST MONEY

gosOrno. Ind. FEB. PersOns
EhO lOs- money in the failure Of the
Farmers Bank % GresnstoEn. near
here. Ehich failed tEsniy-One year.
ago and ~ho sought judgments in
the courts. ~ill Be paid their money
Eith interest. il became knO@n to-
day.
John ". Paris. zho vas at the
head Of the bank. Las been found in
Sew York. and through the efforts
Of Conrad Wolf. prosecuting sttOr-
ney Ehsn the bank failed. has
agreed 20 pay all the deposits v-ith
interest Paris vas tried IN the
courts here. but the !vry disagreed
and later the case vas dropped
After the case vas dismissed
Paris left Greenstovn and vas not
heard from for seventeen years.
-Four years ago Wolf saw q story IN
a newspaper about a man named
Paris in New York. who had started
rzith nothing and vas then mil
liOnsire. He Investigated and learn
I'd ne Wss the former GreentOWn
banker and then began q fight 10
COMPEL the man 70 pay back the
money the dsDOsi;Ors o. the hank
had lost.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04
GEN. VILLA SAID TO Be
NATIVE OF MARYLAND
Two Acquaintance Say He
Was Former American
Cayalryman.

B1rlirg-01- VI Fea-IxrF -
That Geoe-zI Pzzeh0 villa q the
Co.stf-Et5o-zIis-s z-uy n Nsxseo,
il = native q Mariana and = form
- enlisted usa il ire C.itsd states
Army. spSesrs 70 - ineOar0Fsr1ibIs
IRON fzs testimony q two -sa o.
FsrxeifE. Eho assert theF hare se-T-
ID II the sane troop with hin and
that 0ne % then las TALKED With
him sines lie took lis plzce a. the
head Of the army
W a Hayes AID Frederick
Scott are the two nen Eho testify
70 villas identity. They say he vas
enlisted il the Tenth Cavalry under
the name Of Goldsby and vas the
top Sergeant OF the troop. in which
they serTed This was in 1852.
when the regiment vas engaged in
Indian fighting IN the Southwest
Haynes became convinced Of Vii
las identity when be saw magazine
pictures He talked Tith Scott. and
Ess 20 impressed that when near
the border he vent over 20 see Villa
three weeks ago Villa made 10 de-
NAL that he EsS GoIdsby and on the
contrary seemed to enjoy talking
over old times
The Tenth Is a negro regiment.
but villa could easily pass for .
Mexican He left the United States
Army in Texas and soon rose TO the
rank OF Major in the Mexican army
He then followed the career Of .
bandit and Ess notorious through
out Mexico He was an excellent
soldier xhen in the Tenth. but al
times q trihe Wild, il is said.
Ia his talk xith Scott be said tina,
his training in this country had been
OF great service TO him
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04
BY COLDS OR GROUP?
PRESENT COUPON TO DRUGGIST
Good for One 5cPackage Free of the New External
Vapor Treatment That Relieves Colds Over Night
Group in Fifteen Minutes.

oreath;at the same time vicks is alb
sorbed through the skin. taking out
the tightness and soreness.
For all bronchial and catarrhal
troubles. sore throat. hoarseness and
difficult breathing. this new treat
ment will be found wonderfully
effective. IL is a positive preventive
of pneumonia in it's early stages
and in advanced cases the indicated
vapors inhaled loosen the phlegm
and ease the difficult breathing.
The local druggists are selling
this new treatment in 25c. soc and
si.eoHsjars on 80 days. trial. Will
each lnrchase there is given re
fund blank good for Your money
back II you are not delighted with
the results.
Mothers especially should not de-
lay in getting their free packages
Remember, this coupon Is good only
II presented in person TO your reg
ular druggist, No coupons present
ed by children will be honored.
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Applied Over Throat and Chest, IL L.
Inhaled A. a Vapor and Alb
sorbed Through the skin.

Arrangements have been made
for druggists to give away free a
limited number of ascent packages
OF the new EXTERNAL treatment for
all cold troubles. recently introduce
ed here from North Carolina. A
number of druggists have already
received their shipments and are
giving away free packages to their
customers. IL your druggist has not
yet received his supply, present this
coupon at once and ask him TO re-
serve you your free package. As
the free supply with each druggist
is limited it is advisable to presen,
your coupon early.
This new treatment. vick's Group
and Pneumonia Salve. relieves Group
and cold troubles by external appli-
cation. There is no need to dose
the stomach with injurious medi,
eines. Its use is especially recon.
mended To mothers with small child.
rem. as vick's can be used as often
and as freely as wished without dis.
turbins the delicate stomach OF the
little chaps.
Apply vicks over throat and chest
in severe cases. covering with a
warm flannel cloth. The heat OF the
body releases soothing. antissptie
vapors that are inhaled with every
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04
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County Progress.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04
Conscience Money

A man who lives several miles
from this place came into one OF the
local eating places and asked for the
boss" and on being shown the
owner of the business. asked II he
formerly ran a restaurant here. and
the owner told him yes. We'll. said
the man. fifteen years ago. I stole
some apples and other things from
you while you were In business
here. but nov I have been converted
and desire to pay for what I took
from you" and presented money
TO satisfy the amount The owner
refused to take the money.-fsadie-
vile Cor. Georgetown News.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04

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IN cr1er - further 5'ssrular1rs ~
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A TENAs WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kifney
and bladder troubles, dissolves gray
q. cures diabetes, weak and lame
backs. Rheumatism. and al irregu-
larities OF the kidneys and bladder
in both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles in children. II not
sold by your druggist. will be sent
by mail on receipt Of sl.Oo- One
small bottle Is Two months treat
ment. and seldom fails % perfect a
cure. send for testimonials from
This and other States. DR.. r. W
Hall. 1896 Olive Street. 81. Louis
No. Sold by druggists. 1y1
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04
small Discrepancies.

The Vanderbilt home on Long Is
land Tas burned recently with the
following loss:
"Pire loss In Vanderbilt home
$3.50. 900. New York Sun.
Loss is $500. 900. New York
Times.
An estimated loss OF $4,000
New York American.
a loss estimated at sl,Ooo.soo.
New York Evening Post
Loss in Vanderbilt Fire $500
900. New York Tribune.
As the Columbia State points out
everybody agreed that there was q
fire.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04
Alpine Climber killed

Chable. Switzerland. March l.
Three Swiss Alpine climpers. Rich
ard Meylsn. Henri Dentand and
Nsrmilled Drouget. were killed to-
day while ascending the Rosa
blanche peak.
The men. roped together. had at
tanned height OF 5000 feet. when
an avalanche swept them over a
precipiee.
The bodies OF Meylan and Den
tand we're recovered.
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ant ms tezth Et nr< rrn,s rr<r-
1.-rr-fs- E-z-- r-rr,s- sEs .r--fs-
r--c xs ne t,--r Cars. &C ms g.
ni~ 7h- o.-ns1~~s b survived ~
-f--s rf11-er HIS We Get rs.
rz-s arr NJ CaE-k wns hsss IN
ARA ssr-sn ~ evs-Tune ana Ms
o.n-f WI ~ Iripsrss1r regretted
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04

general way. but under the arrange
ment will devote most of his time
to the affairs of the Henderson Daily
Cleaner.
Dan b. Wilson will continue with
the paper as advertising manager
and local editor.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04
BENEFITS.

March 2.-Mr. Byron Bean. Of
this place. has rented his farm TO
Mr.. - Rhoads and viii move
10 Dundee as soon as the weather
permits
MesFrs. Andy and Noah Schroad-
er. OF Hamlin. we're the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Daniel saturday
Eight
Mss Cora Naples has returned
from simmons to her home here.
Mr.. Ansel Daniel is on the sick
list.
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POPULARITY OF SPLIT
LOG DRAG ~ GROWING

HoDkinsyille. KY. March z.--The
HOpkinsviiIe business Mems Asso-
citation a. thoroughly alive TO the
necessity for having good roads and
10 this end are doing everything
possible 10 secure new pixies and
also 10 encourage the use OF the
split-log drag on the dirt roads. Al
ready good results have been seeur-
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Gard OF Thanks.

We wish to thank the good people
OF Simmons Mines for their kindness
shown US during the sickness OF our
little baby. MARITIME May. God bless
each and every one as they jour
ney through life. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tstum.
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Ends Forty Days Past.

ST. Petersburg. Fla. Feb IS
Ending what she claims vas forty
days fast. Mrs. Minnie Beckett this
morning resumed eating without
any bad results. Her fast was self
imposed. and vas entered into. she
told physicians. 20 cure an attack OF
stomach trouble she lost twenty
four pounds weight.
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David Clark Die.

David Clark. a well known farm
or. Of the Ensor neighborhood. died
at . o'clock Thursday afternoon. AZ
ter a protraeted illness. Mr.. Clark
had been an invalid for many years.
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No President vas ever confronted
With grsyer question than the
Ae1icO matter. The execution by
rebels Of a British subject makes
the AFFAIR more complicated. Great
Britain long ago recognized the
usurDing government Of Huerts. but
the United States has not and takes
no side between the eontendlng fac
tions. According 10 our policy. how
ever, Great Britain Is forbidden 20
take any formidable action. II Is a
dineult matter 10 set Alright. and
one which commands the deep
thought OF the best statesmen OF the
country.
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The new Haitien Government.
with Gen. oreste Zamor. successful
reyolutionist. as President, viii be
recognized By the United States. Sec
Rotary Bryan announced.