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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-09-12

playing the part Of man and
gentleman who has never
thought other than to meet IN the
best and most effective way the
difficulties that confront him In
the scene where Curtis ar,i.es at
his apartments and discovers the
note left 10y Lady He,mione,
charging him with deceit, NJ.
RnShm4n dlsclosps the true gen.
tlencss Of the character OF The
hero There is il no explosions
of explosives, nc burst o. passion
At being wronged, just death
Ike sickness of the heart, express
"a in sorrow laden eyes at beng
~ previously misunderstood.
WEDNESDAY
Mary pIcktord, IL "IH + WON
AN FROM MELONS,' a power
ful drama of the adventures type.
! IF he writer remembers correctly.
Mas Pickford Is supported ~ thus
picture 10y Marion Leonard aud
Mac Srnnptt. It is good story
and one of tile best that Miss
Pirkford did while with the Bio
graph company
CHS BROTHERS BLOOD"
two-reel Lubin drama. Ii Is story
of two brothers, one a physician
aud The other An artist. II dcNel-
OPS as it proceeds an absorbing ID
terest of a scientific nature, Illus
trating the theory that hctedi
nv can be traced through he
blood, and that later it will hr rec
oguized az new medical Az hor-
IIty. Miss Otmi Iiawley takes the
leading role
THE GYPSY TALi>MAN, "
Biograph drama.
"TO BE CALLED FOR" Selig
comedy.
THURSDAY
"JOSiES COMFY ISLAND
NIGHTMARE" two part Vita
graph comedy, featuring Josie
Sadler and Billy Dark. Too much
adventure and too much cheese
piake her see things IN her sleep
The picture shows them Just as
she saw them.
"THE MAN FROM TIL
PAST, Biograph drama. ! he
woman, now faithful wife, con
fronted with shadow from the
past, menace to her present and
future happiness, is IN a terrible
dilemma Then comes another
enemy to Der piece of mind.
When the twin dangers clash the
husband returns, aud circum-
stances develop which hide the
truth.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-09-12

Bonnie Direct Is and Is 4 black
Stallion, standing - hands aud }
inches high, in fact an ideal sized
light harness Stallion not too big nor
too little His sire Direct 200 aDd
u was a champion in his day as a
race horse and when pu, 10 the stud
proved to be champion rs a sire.
Bonnie Directs dam Bon Bon > 26
was the dam of Bonnie Direct 300 and
1; Bonnie Steinway 06 ard ii;
Rector 2:l0 and II; Bonso'ire PA and
II She was by Simons IS l2144G
Simons sire Of many in 80 list, Bon
ME Directs second damn Bonnie
Wilkes 2:39 aud "a was sired by the i'm
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-09-12

Yale and Harvard, each in. < "a
IN. Princeton, Cornell. Michigan
Bach in. \ Il in.
All best quality felt with felt
heading, steamers, letters ana
mascot executed in proper colors
This splendid assortment sent post
paid for 80 cents and ) stamps t.
pay postage. Send now.
HOW ARD SPECIALITY COMPANY
Dayton, Ohio.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-09-12

Total collected. $l22. 10
EXPENSES:
Paid f. F. Willard, printing. S.25
Paid M. w. Fisher. printing!. 500
Paid Bud Boutte, for building
platform Is. 90
Paid VIM. Broussard, for music 80. 90
Paid Specially Store, for bunting
to decorate platform. ......... 3. 10
Paid King Bros, for bunting to
decorate platform ........... IL. 30
Paid for1ong distance telephone
messages l'Vo
Paid A. Daigre, for bunting to
decorate stand. ............... IL 40
Paid The Globe, for handker-
chiefs. ii .oO
Paid Geo. Roth, for bill posting zoo
Paid Bud Boutte, for building
hitching racks and taking
them down. ................. lzoo
Total expense. ......... Sl2S 80
Expenses over contributions. $50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07

bic beutIdsn aanonen. Sn RubIanb
berbdlt Is iid taum anbers. Deifen
9eeresmadt belduit ii9 nit Ginlnlub
Der Rsferpsn, b. |. Der militdrii9 aus.
sebilbeten SoIoatsn auf Sipei unb cine
halbe Milion. Was iiber bieie binaus
gum arisse perpsnoet lpiirbe, pdre
nod pertblofer als bas ensliide 4ufs
sebot, benn in ssiitiser 5inii9t iteben
bic Muifen nod melt nnter ben Gngs
ldnbern. Dieie 2eiite fDnnte man
nod ni6t in einem Sabre ouf ben
5eIDbienit porbereiten. SplpobI 5rants
reid. ipie Rublanb unp GnsIano
tdmpfen jeBt nit ibren @litesSrlppen
nnb oa bisie bislans nid)ts 8eadtens.
pertbes erSielt baben. 10 1T bdraus 5r
ermeien, pas lie nit ro6en Sruppen
fertie brinaen iperDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07

rem. ginsn iolaen pIan fam man
iinm6slid ernit nebmen. Sobalb bic
Jran5p1sn iiberipunben Iinb, iteben
Delltj9lano unb SeIterrei1 an bic s
Millionen Mann sur gerfiisuns, I'm
nit Rublano alif5iirdumen unb es
ipirb bod gliemanb bebaupten tpollen,
bab bic MuiTen elmer foI1en Wadt ii4
entgegenftellen t1nnten. gloh in brei
Sabren ipiirosn iie cine ioIhe Manns
i9aft nidt beiiammen baben unb
@nglanb ipdre gar ni1t i'm Stanbe,
Oas baSu n0tbise @slD su liefern, benn
aud bieies lit finanaieq nidt 70 TART
pie es iib ben ani9ein sibt.
Sn ben aIlsrbeiten Sabren mub
England 3ipsi Drittsl fsinss gsoorfs
an 2ebensmitteln bonn 4nslanb be-
aieben. Sept, ipo es in Gplse Der gros
Ben Refrutirllng ale manniddftsn
Der aanbpirtbf9aft eutSiebt, Dirb IS
fat nidts problIsiren tDnnen. Da
gnslanb oisIe Ginfubr niht nit Wdas
rem besablsn fam, Denn pdhreno ole
ganse Welt i'm ariese ftebt, tann
gnslanb ni9ts psrtaufen unb lam
Iosar ipessn Der 9etrutirlins ni4ts
fabriSireu, 10 ipirb es iebr bdlo bars
terott Iein. Wlit Dem BON ibm ssS
planten langen ariege iann IS nur
isinen llntersans beroufbei6pDrsn.
Gs iit betannt, bab DeutiaIanb jebt
ipsitere ariegsidiffe bart uno 5tpar
in srObsm umfange, 10 bab bic bedbs
iidtiete SinIhleppung BEG artssss nir
gum &eiuItdt babsn tOnnte. bab bic
SeutI6en cine 5lotte i6dffen pslde
iid nit berienisen GngIanbs meIlsn
tann unb bann ipirb es, ipie seoer su'
seben mub, ben GnglGnbern isbr
f6le6t erseben.
sSait m0dtsn mir uniere leier I'M
gntI6ulbisuns bitten, bub mir uns
nit Der ssplanisn 8er5Dserunsg sat'
tit befaiIen, ba man lie ais nihts ar1s
beres, fpie aIs Elm Srusbilo bstradtsn
lam. @enn mir jebt auf ben gOoen
Der resllsn 9batiude suriidtebren. 10
lit unbeitreitbar, .bab bic nd6iten Wos
den bic entIdsibunssTdld4t brinssn
peroen, bab iis gu llnguRitsn Der
sSran5oIsn ousfaIlen mub unS oann 1T
alIes porbei, benn ipbalo bic Sran5Os
fen fpebrIps geiporbeu iiHo, pirb bus
Bel ibren @erbiinbsten in nod sroBs'
rem Wabe Der Jaa isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07
Mus Giieriubt
S6lns @iaiam IeMiaan bcM 22
Sabre aIten Soc 9ieaog nieber.

Cine tur6uIonte Giieriuhtsi5ene
ipielte iid) in Der SanlItng 9iaht an
Der 8. lnlb @inc StraBe ab. MiIliain
WieDaiaan beste felt LANCER 3eit Ser.
faht an Der ebeliden Greue feiner
fSrau 2ulu unb trai bicielbe III Der
Sanlitog 9odt an glrme bes %
Sabre alien Soc 8. 9leaop, BON 9to.
210S 9ibiiion StrnBe. gs entipdmI
Iih elm Streit 5uijd)en WeqRiaaH
ieiiler 5rau unb gfeaop, pelfer 81
IbGtliflfeiten ausartetc, m 6ercn
gerlanf gleabp itieoergeiGIngen
ipurSe.
Ter @etroffeye itiir5te Ialitlos 5r
Boben uno muroe eileiioS mad benz
itdbtiiden SoipitnI gebradt, mo bic
GeIote einen ihwerelr Sd,doelbru6
feittelltcH. Der Suftouo 0es BerIesten
1T lebr ernit.
lPcDtiIlan ergriff nod pollbrafter
Ebnt oie sSIuht uno fonute biSber
nod nift gefuncen iperben. Zulu
Wicwiaon ipur6e porldltfig iu3eugeH.
bait genoumen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07
gokal.Dtridt
Gmmiualb fon,mt.
Die SyntphonisfOu5erte iuerSen geaer
wie Hblid itattiinoen.

Mit GROCER 5rsrbe ipirb in mu'tt<
Iisbenben &reiIen bic Nadriht pers
nommen iperben, baB Or. 8. Runs
tpnlo, Der eeniale aeiter bes Snmpbos
nieOrdeiters bsmnGdit nusGurOpa bier
eintreffen ipirb lnb pab infolgeoelsn
bic 9lbbaitung Der Spupbcnieton5ers
te ni4t msbr in Grase itebt. 9err Sr.
aunrpalo bat Der Cincinnati Grbes
fra 9lHociation dns Berlin Die Ra4s
ri6t Sutommen IaHen. bab er re6ts
aeitig bier sintrsffen tpirb, Inn NIT ben
prpben fir bic biesiabrige Spmpbos
nieTaiipn beginner gu tDnnen.
Dieter grisf uabm ben Serri4aiteH
BON Der Srtsitra alffoeiation eine
srobs aait BON Der Sseie, csnu man
bate allssmein befiirdtet, bab Der
europaiide arisg gineinnati AUDI nit
9esus auf bic SpmpbonistOnserte in
MitIeibeni9aft SiebeH piirbe, neil Or.
aunpalo betanntlit 6iterreihii9er
llntertban unb Sffisier Der Rsisrps
lit. 9lus biefem 9runbe tDurbe ans
senommen, bab er gesenipdrtig I'm
s5elbe ftebe unb bic Si9eruns zines
Ste[lpertreters fir bic fpmmsnbe SAT-
ion mar bsrsits ins aus. ssfabt ipors
ben.
Gin berartiser Gdritt ipirb laut
Nsyr, MN 9Sr QItunnnfN eiunetrnffeuett
Brief nidt n6thig isin. mas bic 5ah.
IoIen 9erebrsr bes seniulen aeiters
bes Snmpbonisor4efters Ohne Grase
nit arpbsr Greube erfiilIen fuirb. Doe
bingeasn tpirb Serr Or. &uHpalb ei'
niae g}ulte i'm DrheIter rleu belesen
miifien, ba peridienene Der aiiniiler,
Die iiG fDdbrsnb bes Sommers in GU
ropa befanben, jsbt untsr ben Gabnen
iteben unb inter bieIsn llmitGnben an
ibre Aiidtebr ni9t gu oenten TIT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07

Deutf9Ianbs abftdt tit,
fast Der ensliide premisr 2lsquitb,
Die 5reibsit uub nnabbdnsistsit Der
freisn Staaten guropas gu unters
briiden. Scrace @reelep pflegte auf
foIde 8ebduptltnsen au anttporten:
Scr 9ube liist!" Dag Deutf1lanc
in 8slsisu einbrans, sei6a6 ni9t, nm
bieies au beidmpfen, iOnoern Inn einem
@nsriff Der Grunsoien ppn oieier
Seite auporsutommen lno iebr trefs
fenb bot Der englifbe llnter=Staatss
SetretGr Srspslpau seiast: Wenn
5rantreid auerit in 8elgien einses
brungen ipGre. piirbe gnglanD bas
ni9t als ariessgrunb betrahtet ba.
ben. ssm uebrissn tlinst Der @prpurf
beluitissnb, tpenn man fid baran err
innert, bab an Der Settle gnslanbs
Rublanb itebt, bas na9 Isquitbs Ins
gabe fir bic yreibett unb unabbdns
gisteit Der @Dltsr blutet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07
1sOHtaa, ben Z. septcmber 1914.

Deutf4lanp tann nit aeids
iisteit ben aries nod elm Sabr aus,
balten unb lanse ebe oas Sabr nm lit,
iperben bic Jran5oieu suiammenses
bauen iein uno iinb bieIe absetban, 10
bleibt ipenis arbeit fir Die Deuti1en
iit-ig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07

Die Demotraten baben Die
bunpert MilIipnen Dollars, ipelde iie
bem 8olte abnebmen molten, i9on Sus
fammen. @s lit ia aud tein aunitz
itiid, pas @ult gu idinben. Sie 8ee
fteuerung bate unterbleiben tounen,
fpenn bic Oemotraten anitatt bem
@olte neus Steuern aufSuerlesen, un@
nDtbise glussaben geitriden bdtten.
5il ipeldem in eriter Reibe bas Rieiens
gtat fir 5Iub= uno 9afensaprreitio-
nen sehDrt. Sn friiberen SabreH bat
man, lpenn @slbnotb bsitanb, oieies
gtat iebr tnapp gebalten, aber bic De-
motrutiI6en 5iibrer iinb fir bieien
einfa6en, bas 0oIt i9onenben 4uss
meg nidd gu baben. Dis Siibldnber
ippllsn ibrem aanbestbeil Resierlinsss
seloer supenben, sIeidDiel tpie iibers
fliiifig bic Iusgaben iino unb oespe.
gen mllb bas 0olt bluteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07

Der Deutld-Am Stoatsuer6anO Don Hentu6D 6u
erndem G6un Oerlammc(t


Sr eso *sps 5dn @Dmm n Dass SIN ma@aa sa.sara a M
dnen mauaa4 Sabsbad tbahiss Gdf H bic e'iht ss~n
pa
BEN mi
Gmpkbnn
NIT
mi @attaAn NIT Va
ebim ais Saemonaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07
.Die beutf9e SIptte bdlt

.Die beutfde Slotte bdli
fi9 rubmlos in ibrsn Sdfen psritedt"
iast Der enslifde premier. Dsl1e
9elbentbut bat oenn bic bretfad 10
srobe ensliidsfran30iiide 5loite poq.
bra6tg 4uf @runD ibrer sroben lles
berlesenheit bdtte lie bod idon ldnsit
bic oeutf9e Slotte unsesriffen baben
miifen. @ber bieie SeIDsn tpasen iid
ni4t on ben bebeutenb i4padereu
sSeinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07

6enrp Watterion quatIf,i
tpeiter uter bic 9euti9en, tpelde bieies
2ano in Gsfabr brinsen, inosm lie fir
einen bespotii9eu unb autotratifden
Raiier eintreten. Cine treffenbe Antz
mort bat ibm Der .Sbslbp Sentinel"
ertbeilt, tporin sr barullf binpeiit, baB
fpGbrenb Die gepobner Rublanos uno
Grobbritduniens 5u Miaionen Der.
iiber tommen, bic @uspanberuns aus
bem 2anbe bes autotratiihen uno
bespotifden &aiiers fait nufsebDrt
bat, mas bod Elm pousiltissr 8speis
lit, bab bic Rssierung beg auiisrs
Elm Segsn fir bic beutfds Ra.ion lit.
Dieiem trsffli6en @rsument liebe iiA
nod pieles anbere binaufiigen. aber es
1T Derseblids glrbeit sesen einen Wtene
iben an3utdmpfen, Der ii9 ni9t iibere
Seugen laHen min uno ipie melt @ut>
terfon in ieinsr Gshdfigteit Dber
Tummbeit gebt, bapon liefsrt er einen
Defenders lebrrsi9en 9epeis, inOem er
bic ppr Sabrsn erf9isnsne 9roi9iire
eines preubiideu aeutnunts, pslAe
uDn Der groberilns Der Ser. Stuaien
banoelt, mebrild9 sitirt, I'm feline gez
bauptuns gu ftiisen, 6ob penn
Denti6lanb iiegen ipate es feine
Maffeu na9 ben Ser. Gtaaten trasen
tpiirbe. Wer eineu bdlben SrrbGusz
Ter aIs 4utOritGt ansibt. lam ebens
fails nidt geiitig normarl fein.
Der euglif9e s}remisr us
auitb iast, baB ii6 bereits 100000
Retrlten fir ben &ries senelbet bit
ten. gs fperben pobl bsoeutenb neni-
ger gefpefen fsin, osnn bab bic gesei.
itsruns fur ben &ries in GnsIano
niht grDb 1T, Idbt fid Darau5 erfehen,
bab Msqiitb bas snn5e 2anb bereifen
nirD, I'm Retruten gu erlangen. absr
islbit ipenn es nit Der Angabe feine
Ridtisfeit bdben foIlts, fpirb biefe
Silfe fsbr seringen Msrt6 babsn. Rein
girl5iger BON linen bat jemals i'm
5eere gsitanben iluo bat feline abnuns,
mas er 3u ttun bat. UiinbeItsns ein
Sa6r fpiro pergsbeH, BIB bic 2eltte eli
TigerntaBen siHererairt ipsrben t6nHen.
Gdidf man iis friiber na4 5ruptreiH
tiniiber, 70 lisfsrt man bios Jut.r fir
"aI h.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28

library building on the campus at
Grand Forks.
T. H, Johnson Of Fergus Falls has
been in the city on business for sew
eral days.
jamestown was represented in the
city last evening and today by w. H.
Constant.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ayres came in from
Dickinson last evening and spent today
in the city.
N. F. Lee Of Grafton was among
those transacting business in Fargo
this morning.
A. ]. Miller has gone on a business
trip in the interests Of the Northern
School Supply Co.
A force of men was al work this
morning topping the trees In the
Northern Pacific park.
Offices For Rent-Two ground floor
Offices, Morton building, inquire of
Page-Benedict Land Co.-Advt.
F. C. Hebron, a we'll known Dickin-
son resident, was among the business
visitors / nthe metropolis today.
Deputy State Bank Examiner Orch
ard returned home today after a long
official business trip over the state.
Mr.. Orchard was welcomed home by
many of his friends today on the Far
go streets.
At the present time there are twelve
of the colored population in the city
Jail serving sentences of forty days.
Police Commissioner Jordan stated
this afternoon that Of the colored
prisoners, eight are men and four are
m
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28
WAR EFFECTS
PHOTOGRAPHER
A GREAT MANY OF THEM HAVE
BEGUN TO WONDER WHERE
THEY WILL GET THEIR Fu-
TURE SUPPLIES OF METoL If
WAR CONTINUES.

The photographers of Fargo and in
fact those all over the country, have
begun to wonder what they are going
to do If the present war keeps I'D and
prevents the importation of metol de-
~velopers, which are used in developing
negatives and some papers.
1t was rumored that the local pho-
tographers were getting rather short
on the chemical, which is all imported
from Germany. with the exception Of
a very small part and even IN the la
ter inc of the principal chemicals is
imported from the kaiser's
This rumor caused an investigation
into the matter but it seems that most
Of the photographers nave in supplies
that will last them until after the hol-
days and that they have received no.
tees from the supply houses that
there is enough of the product in the
country to last six months longer.
The same conditions that are affect
ing the metol developers, is also true
of developing papers. The raw mate
rial from which the pa pers are manu-
featured are all imported from Ger
many, although the finished product
Is manufactured in the United States.
Photographer MCCracken was inter
viewed on the subject and stated that
II the war continues there is likely to
be a shortage although he states that
one or the raw chemicals used in the
manufacture of metol is to be obtained
IN Chilli that country and Germany be-
ing the only places where it Is to be
found: One of the ingredients Is coal
tar: This is prevalent in this country
and If the other chemical can be
brought from Chill it Is likely that
American chemical houses can arrange
FOR the manufacture of enough devel-
opers to supply the demand providing
arrangements can be made for securing
the product. Even if the war should
soon end 1t is believed that the German
chemical houses will have lost a great
number of the chemists and worker
and some difficulty will be experienced
In securing the metol.
What Is true of metOl Is also true OF
the hydrochene developers, as it seems
that the vial chemical found in the
metol developer is also contained in
this compound. Prices on metol have
doubled.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28
Somethina Different.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Figgs-
That Paris editor who was assassin
ated left a fortune of $4,000, 900.
Griggs-He wasn't an editor. He
was a journalist.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28
WILL TAKE BODY WEST
Father and Sister of Henry Phelps,
Killed Yesterday, Will Arrive To-
day and Take Body West.

E. E. Phelps, father of Henry
Phelps, who was killed instantly yes
terday afternoon at the works Of the
Dakota Welding Co. by the explosion
Of gasoline in a tractor tank. will ar
rive in the city this evening from Bill
lings. Mont, and will take charge of
the body. which will in all probability
be taken to Billings for interment.
Miss Phelps, a sister Of the deceas-
ed, who lives in Minneapolis, will also
arrive in the city today. The mother
is also expected later. She las been
in Oakland, Cal.
The body was taken to the Wasem
undertaking parlors, where it has
beer prepared for shipment, but 1t will
not be known until after the arrival
of the father when the body will be
taken west.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28
FAREWELL TO OFFICERS
Farewell Social VIII Be Given Tonight
to Salvation Army Officers
Marshall and Nasseth.

In honor of Capt. E. a. Marshall and
Lieut.. ]. T. Nasseth of the local bar
racks of the Salvation Army, a fare
we'll sociaI will be given this evening
at barracks on Second avenue tonight
Captain Marshall and Lieutenant
Nasseth have a command of the Sal
walton Army in this city for the last
thirteen months. A big time is eX-
pected this evening at the farewell
that is being given in their honor.
An entertainment will m
promptly at 8 o'clock which will con-
sist of musical numbers, readings and
singing. Afterward ice cream and AXE
will be served and a social hour enjoy
ed. Everybody is cordially invited.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28
TRAVELLERS WILL
PICNIC TOMORROW
POSTPONED ANNUAL PICNIC OF
U. c. r, WHICH WAS CALLED
OFF LAST SATURDAY ON Ac-
COUNT OF RAIN, WILL BE
HELD AT OAK GROVE.

Unless J. Pluvius again butts into
the game. the United Commercial
Travellers Of this city will pull off
their annual picnic at Oak grove to-
morrow afternoon. The picnic was ar
ranged for last Saturday but at the
last moment, after a number of the
picnicers had gone to the grove, heavy
clouds came up and compelled the is
suing of rain checks on the big event.
Arrangements have been made to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28
DIED AT LOCAL HOSPITAL
r. Arnold, for Number Of Years Resi-
dent of Gardner, Died Yesterday
Funeral at Gardner.

r. Arnold for a number Of years a
resident Of Gardner, N. D., and well
known all over this part Of the coun-
try, died at a local hospital yesterday
from a general falling Of health due
to old age.
Mr.. Arnold was IS years of age and
leaves a daughter and two sons One
of the sons is a prominent farmer liv-
ing in the vicinity Of Gardner and the
other is a resident Of Fargo.
The body was taken to Gardner this
morning where the funeral was held
this afternoon and interment made in
the Gardner cemetery under the direc-
ton Of Undertaken Wasem Of this
city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28

Chancellor w. Hookway of GranviliH
is the trustee in bankruptcy for tn9
land concern, against E. V. Mcknight.
Judge Edward Engerud is counsel
for the plaintiff and Judge N. C. Young
is appearing for the defense.
Senator MCCumber was one of tho
stockholders of the former corpora
ton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28
STATIONS
UNSETTLED.

Fl. K. GkASSE. 9ur, - .u>cI veg.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28

take the ladies and children to the
grove in automobiles and the commit
tees have kept the various depart
ments alive so that there will be moth
ing lacking that had been planned for
the affair a week ago. If anything,
the picnic will be the better for the
wetting it got and the travellers assure
the grip toters and their families that
they will have a good time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28
Rather Different.

Baltimore American: DO you go to
Europe every summer or import bust
ness?"
Yes, but this summer, it isn't so
important"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-28
MAKING SLOW PROGRESS
Mcknight Land Case in Federal Court
Proceeding SIowIy-No Develop
ments Today.

Slow progress Is being made on the
heard in federal court, in which Sen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
GEN. S. B. BUCKNER is DEAD
Was Gold Democratic Vice Presi-
Dental Candidate in 1896.

Frankfort, Ky.--Gen. Simon Boil
var Buckner, last surviving Major
General of the Confederacy, Mexican
veteran. former governor of Kentucky,
candidate for the vice presidency on
Che gold Democratic ticket in 1896, and
leader of the Law and Order league
that helped to put down night riding
in Kentucky, died last night in his
home, Glen Lily, in Hart county.
Death was due to old age.
The body will be brought to Frank
fort tomorrow morning on a special
train and viii be buried In Frankfort
cemetery. The lot selected for his
resting place lies between the Boone
monument and that erected to the
memory of Mexican war heroes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
.slO,000,000 FOR CHARITY
CARNEGIE DONATES soNps TO
SCOTTISH SOCIETY.
Iron Master Further cartaiis His Per.
sonsI Fortune Instead Of Calling
Upon New York Corporation.

New York.--Andrew Carnegie re-
Gently reduced his fortune by
$10,00O,O00, 1t has just become known,
in making gift OF that amount TO
the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust
in Dunfermline. Scotland.
At a recent meeting of the trustees
of this trust the fact was disclosed
that Carnegie's gift of $10,000OOO In
bonds of the United States Steel Cor.
poration, designed for the fund, had
been registered In the name of the
Carnegie Dunfermllne Trust, which is
distributing Carnegie's benefactions In
his old home town. Steps were taken
TO have the bonds transferred TO the
United Kingdom Trust.
This means that Carnegie further
curtailed his personal fortune to the
extent of $4,000, 600, instead of calling
upon the Carnegie Corporation of New
York, in which he has set apart mil
lions to supply benevolent funds. Car
negie said he felt the gift would he
appreciated more II IL came from his
own pocket than from the New York
corporation.