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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-02-17
MEETING or THE ATLANTIC,
AND PACIFIC - ONE OF Tt-lE
STRIKING PIGMENTS m lfi'lhN
& HCWES REPRODUCTION
OF THE PaNfr1f3 CANAL.

w INK FTJiVTGs ~ ASfsiWTASs
The portrait inserted in the aboge ii
lustraton is that OF a man who j. as
interesting IS tho prodigious $780,
900, OO0 job just completed under his
direction. II is the portrait OF Col.
George Washington Goethals. Chair
man and Chief Engineer of the 18th
milan Canal COMMISSIONER king of
tine Canal Zone--the man who bnilt
the canal whole yea ahead CT time.
He typiGes strength, yet IS the EN-
bodiment of gendeness.H G combines
truth and vigor with simplicity and
force and high ideals with practical
common sense. The photographers
who spent many months in close as
ISOLATION with him while recording
the construction o! the canal on the
films which will be presented by Ly-
man II. Howe at the Bennington OPP
"a House on Saturday. Feb, 81, inati-
nee and night, come back with the
utSltNiH li dANt III bOtAieA ttAaA
They had many rayors TO ask Of him,
but he was always hea lilly in sym
pathy with their work. Often when
they asked for Some exceptional fac
ilities he seemed 10 divine what they
wanted before the sentence was half
uttered. He didn't guess either He
knew. 1t was solely because of Col.
Gcehtals' ever ready cooperation
that they succeeded in securing the
only film record made OF the siupend
GUS task that is absolutely perfect
photo graphically and that at the
sane time tells the wonderful sorry
OF tho Panama Canal-the c~test
work done by mans hand on Tho
oatths surface-in way that no
books can ever tell it, Much film
has been exposed on the canal by 9th
81 photographers. but this produc-
ton Is the only enc that depicts the
iob--all OF it--in its length, breadth,
and depth--and from first to last 1t
starts with scenes OF the earliest
stage OF the work, pcTtrays the men
acing problems that wee constantly
encountered ard how they were solv-
cd. and depicts the difficulties con
quered at every step, so luoidly that
aNyone seeing these scenes will see
far moro than thcy could possibly
see now by going In person through
the canal. As it is positively the on
ly time Mr.. Howe will present this
priceless film here, 70 enc should
miss seeing what is actually the
chance of lifetime While the pro
gram, as heretofore, comp -ises many
Other, ontlrely new features. this par
ticular enc eclipses all others that
Mr.. Howe has ever presented
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23
+ 9lnna sdlaefer I

glm Tpnnerstne bcn 16. Gpril
4.25 Mfiruten Nafmittaas oeridiee
bier i'm 0nuie ibres SDhnes Bernard
nit ben hl. Sierbeiatranenien tuDhl
oerieber im bubes Nllter BON &c
(nbrcn, c Wonnten uno Is Saaer
nat trsen aruntenlnaer @ittus
lima Snoeier ocb. 9uer. an vi
'crsicbmatbe.
3ic Eerltorbenc erbIidte bos 9:dlt
0cv Welt ~ ylterii. areis Thiicl.
'pri. Teutihlnnb. an /. Citpber
1927, (urt uerctelichtc iie Gd in
lsi9 nit 0crrn ggiIhetm cdnib.
IN 1ahr ipntcr III 1850 bertauidltcu
o,e iuuRen Gbcleute bic dlte 6eimnlt
nit elmer ncuen In Nmcr,in. sic
icOeItcu hdl bier IN Der yi0be qupie
lrcet'S on no undl meniacn Sdbren
,cr [ub ibr ben Satlen cutrib. gn
20, lGgten,bcr 1884 Uermdhlte Tie
'ldl ihrtm }ueitcn SemnbI BERN
0ciuridl Shne.er nit meldlcm lie iibcr
.Il 1ahgt bis gum 3. 9iuuember 1895
Zen aroh.eu She'll bel gpoie Greet,
lrei rahrc lei Huiielpille un0 brei
1ahrs III 1eiicriuu Gitp in alud
lttcr Che lchic. 9tnh Dem 5ube ihres
Soltcn suQ hit SSittue Hnt bier SIT
,brem lltcittn Sobnt Bernard bel o,m
lie i,i.hcr luuhrte uuo itorb.
Ten (oo Der 9Hutterbetrnuern aus
eriicr Che inei TDhter GIiiubetb
Irau Better Eunpi bel Ruiieluille,
IRu uuo @ilhclnliua ,5rnu Reinhplo
@AicUltr bel g2autunl;S, Stto., nro
luS Hv,Her Ghe Spei S1bne ger.
n1r0 0abicr nn9 lOboun in lciicriun
Gitu Wuruhait. Trci aus eri,cr uno
i'uti ans lester Gbc crtiproiienc
N,nNCr Uuo Der Wluitcr I'M Ipbc uur,
luSocnnnacu. GS betrnueru ouBer
oicicu Niuoerr mod 80 Gutcl uro -
llrcr'cl ben Tub Der @rpB uno llr-
SruRwuttcr.
EnS Ntarn!mi6 htu neIiebten Ger.
iiurbcrcu, upn Der aeioat rucrocn
'lun, nc mar cine unhrhnit cute
'Puitcr unb driiiljte drou criulnte
nm . llhr 2nmStoa Wrracn nab
fiuirGuuna ihrcr Ntidlc uno ciuem
rrn lhrcm 9iclltn bptllu. GnrI Gucu
1,n WUnupts Wilt ochaltcnrm Nc
lnmomtc uui bicllptm @ptteSnfer
unttr NctbciIiaunR oeS fraueu Yer
,irs nnh elmer nrub;n 3obt &enrnnb-
ter Uuo drcuroe. Sie ruhe in 1ric,
0cu'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23

---Ucrr @eranro 2uehrcr non
0pcittpru lrar M0nina bier ou' ac'
itn'tIld)cn &t'udl.
=. -gchytr !,ntrn Npbauresmrucr
hat itincr Icrmiu on Der ct. (hu'
mas Sub!it SduIe btcuoCt. !indl.
Dem CT rdl ci!lde &ohen Su 0onic
tybot, utyo er. iu heiBt eS. ou cI.
rtr 0au0c,sidluIc in 9iebras,n ,ire
Scprl.clIc ubCrnebmcu.
-0tr Sphu y. ShepgerS rcbit
Guttlu uuo pdltcrdlcr Yprira lno
uur cintm Ntiudlc bci Der ehrlr,
Sdmcitcr Gprrrd. acb. SuCbbcrt IN
q. NuuiS heintac'ehr;
-&pu NpcIttuwu lunreu Sorutoa
tcrr 6rNinouo l,uItCrmour rebit
@attin mp ;,uci ietner Spbrtcn bcs
iuthSTtilc bier.
-Mucilcr i y. Stlmip liticrtc
an Mpu,oa ii 6rccbura cine 6uhrc
WcNl 6b unh ant Tieu$tda hulic
Ncrr \uiCph @ilne pm bort. cine
mciicrc Nooura. white Mole be-
haupt nph iictS ieine Supericritat
ubtra,ltS ouocrc inbriiirte Wctl lnr
uitlt Wci,cu in Der Hurec. lo tnnn
ubcrhidpt niht nbertrolleu ucroeu
uno oeSbalb Der arpke HblaS.
--Slie uno @eumel sabcu ucUlith
audi on ben StoIlnnaeu ocS 0crn
Bernard Stwnrec IT, SIieahIe'tcr
araebrndlt.
-lcuutu Suacuieur Neurp Stcin'
mann uuo Ridl,cr gen ShanUcdcr
nahmen gm 5rcitng uahe aocle;Nwn
&rrmciiInaeu iur cine oprt nber bic
NarieS 81 erbaucuoe Sriide rpr.
-0er Stephan Sennede uuo da'
milie uon Araple beiuhten Gnec leg.
ter &phe ihre biciiaeu Ssrluanbien.
-Nerr 6rart Sanabothe Ianccte
bier an TpuHerstna Nuraeu nit lei
ucm Sutu. in melthem th oils lar
bieiae -@aifbad- m: uah Sellcrlcn
Gitu bchimute &alosiere 6eu Ser'
maur 0pI,ermauu upu Rnrtinshnra
paO drl. elizabeth &Oebr uuu soeis'
tprm beianoen.
-ocrS Saieph 8. Rurielb il irit
mchrren Tnaen reht behentlidh
trnnt. e.
--9puis ainhspal. Der hh ot,pa
iehs @rtcn sur grlernuna Der Se'
roratur bon autpmnbilen in aanlos
Gitp auihisii. Ia nit erlauetrni II.
pIpma hiuineirbrt. 2puis mire nafe
.sspehpobenfIihem Serbleihenk TN
'gisrmbsnit bel ssr Q. q. Gnrnidf
90. y JEjIuipr. nitp nersn antet
yrhulf IN nlerif trrsg.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23
Gin onS Hublitunt.

Scit heuic AbCuo i llhr babe Id
meiu Sdiib einQcSo8cr uno mcint
NrariS ais NrSt in 2@CIiphllta :a'
oeocbcu. Nile icnt mir Stu!ecnNc
uiro elm tiberaler 3obatt nn itrtu
Ncdrunecu erloubt werocn lie II.
uerbnlb oet nadliten Sthn Sooe pou
oiriem Ia;um oil oie'c bcalethen.
Tie 8rilnoe ,ueSmCacn ih Welt
phalin ucrIoiic iirb lplpcrec:
|. 81 bier gu ncnla Sroclt 'i'r
,uei Splturen.
?. Scrtuuicu Die Stortu - Bro,
,rrt nllcr in 9Scitphalid nno llmnc'
ocnb ocbruuhten Meoi,umente Ter
l,crtnui ppu Wcb,inmcnien 'ollit
Den Ner,.cn, iallS hW'c nnr nlS Der
ocu6hnlihe Hrbeittr lchcu lolIrr,
nIlcir ubcrtoiien merocn.
3. @chsn spor'ia Frpicnt Der
qeutc N ihrcr @choroNure und
sluSwGrtS, no nc biric cbculr Rut
hier uro pcn ebcuip pcrla'nNcu Ytrs
ten habeu tbuutcu.
{. Ger nroBc 6a'tiouS aonte' Der
bicr hcteht,
). Gie pielcn nuSi,cbcrbeu Sch
uurocr bic uiht pbns Niilhe cin'pl
lcltirt wcyoca 'btntn, Tic'e alolNc
Snumielipcr ptrthcilt iid, Nleitmabia
nn' arm uno rcich,
NIteu Sen,n II, Die NpeiiCIlc
9r,neien non mir erbaitcu uuo ihrCn
GSebrund1 iortieteu wolIcn. pcroe i'd. 1.
einerlei no idl anidiia iein meroe,
aui ssunih iolhe beior,sn,
Spllte o,eieS @irinnas.clo in ei.
ner thnitieen 3eit iir MIDI a le in
,iicn ieiu uuo 15 Erp;eut hienaer
Snracr meine Shd:chr rpnniten, bin
in &iillens nah hifr 5urnasutpm'
men: nber nur in bieieT Sale.
Nllen artcH 9euten oun sSeitoba'
ia mbtte idh ans Sers leaeu ibren
grst ~ ripettiren; uno OILS quite
aathuliten luerhen lie Der @urte ocs
bl. Sbcsns einaebent iein: Sabc
ahtuni npr beiaem Nrste. ecnu on
Jsooriit iciuer, dntuuasuoll,
IA. SeihmouH, II. Z
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23
j. 4. CAPP'S & SONS. CHAs. czARLNsKY Manager
2lo E. HIGH ST. JUMBO JEFFERSON CITY MO

/ -Gos eubIidl Der druhlina oe
tpmmer. III pprnehmlih ouruu t1
mertbar bnb Ausilualer Gin majjr
Von AuswGyts. baupiidthIih upr rcr
-tddtsbauptlt0ot, uad bier ionuler.
IN eS oudl ulCI idlOner nui bem 9nr
DC. 10 in gp,tcS frcicr 9Iatgr mas
piel uphlcr iublt NO Der SSalo' ure
sStcicubult uuo Der Stehcr reilltr
SaneeSluit bcS Weuit)eu Oer; trs
Ircntu uuo - Ian but not leat -
IN Ger bIoutu Wnries 6lutheu er fcc
6tihlcta 2ummelu, itnucu tntu.
Ncbrere Taritcu upn Seiierion Stir
mareu cs bic ipihreuo Der &1t.t
bier ilr Spprt uno Grhuluun ury'
lprntltr, uutcr nrNcren 0err Nunh
S;epberS urn heiieu &otcr upr Gp
lunlbin. Mo. tlee.crer III ARitelieo
Ter Soistulbnu ar.nmiinpnl. nos
Sriu Cuciteu, 8peicu uua Gprmtb
mo lrocrc.
--Gcr 6troirnnb St:mie rog
Nppit G.ctt ,unr Sciudlcr bier nE,
Sorr,oN.
-&uu NuSlpnrtS wotntcu Die iCI-
eCuNcu &erwunbtCr Der ptritpr5erca
SSittWc alma Sdlaeler ihrem S'e
erlbuiiit bel: 1Uba Sd>daier NH
@a,tin, Suhu Tomp' uro Stmci,er
N,unit uuu &c'ierluu Gitu. Tcter
2ampi bon SuiieluilIe, hodw, Carl
gpeu uuo ociien Shmciier ,rl .Nma,
lie puu SpnuutS 9Eill, Satos Sdiae'
itr ppu SapS. Soieph Staeier ana
Sphn Sarnhpli rebt @atiiueu uou
Sinu.
SIT einem ipeben opn Srau Sen.
ru 0ohitrate III Gpluia. Gal. erh1l
teuen Srieis theilt uus hieie unter
anoerrm nit hdB bort eeoeurart.s
! nas ih6nlte sSetisr berrihe, Spieu
allcr 6arbsn hno ont blnheu mo
oas herrlihc ssetter forS.ri has
&ahstum nller Seeetaiicn uno ciEe
reidls 9rRfe fshi in SuSad,t. 2ie
lestrr heioeu Sabre mar &c bier
sieulih truieu. St. ME alIe mei'
ne Glubcr. bic nit dusHahaie reu
Spiepbine bic leeia uno bel MIR III.
alle eerheiratbct Fno une Elm eiasn
Seim habcu. iins pohl. Gr0ss an
Tit auo ollie uriere irnteren EGct.
barn uuo sreuu0ei
sisaRsisia ocdhrateI
-5is EcassGiia & solt 9rspina
Go. periahhse sslern eins garln4nra
sinssieh uni sapsi1s ~ Rcrite.
81 ssrss..s; a.
6ula sin 0saasElel. - nk pen.
Rar 'rst@s rec Y Fsifshtass hFsce.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23
+ 9tnan Snucpcr I

g4eNcr VII nod 1una itlout Der
{p0cStreeI. Er bridt nuh bic blii
hcnbnc NupSpe bonn Strnuhc hcs
1ebtnS uno aibt tie .hrcm Sdlupicr
uicbcr. Gb oudl bns 9cib, tcr
Silmcr; nm Elm tiCbeS Ninh NM cine
tbrurc SdluciiCr OnS 0cri Der GItcru
mo Wcidmiiicr nod, 10 liC' bctrnbcn
unn - mann bcS Sdrpicrs gSillc
- ntbcut. srridlrcibct CT Der unS
Sbcurer Qebcnsiobcu unh iubrt ibrc
SceCu Gin ~ nrocrr. Der llgidlulo
updl ijhcrc. icIlat Hdure,
gm TicuWaa Abent llhr a.
Mtuutcr hctr0I Der uacrbitflid,c 81.
rcStuOcl 0nN ocim Der Somil;c &it
leIm Mnucucr uub nobm boronS hnS
neliCbtc aiuo urb bic thcure SdlpeIic,
lima undl nur 1nacu idlmrrru
Sehiru muN 0inacuIriocrS nit iid
In bic 6wi0teit.
Nrnn. ilrcitnuniieS 0ino Der che.
lcntc Nilhclm 0nucucr, ,purM acbp.
rcn onl "A. NuRuit 1877, crretd)i.
lpu,it Elm alter non unr 10 Snhrcn
: HvuoIeu urb 2S Snnen.
Tas SearGbnib iano beute (Tpn,
uerNon) Woraen um . llhr uutcr
lrpbcr SetbctIiauua Der SuuRirauens
Spbalit6t. &ermnnoter nre 5reunbe
dnh Giuieanunn ibrer leihe uno ci,
aem Teauiem gmte oui ticEacm
Su,tcsaier iiait.
N6ae Der @eonnte heB Der theu,
zen &errurbenen ourtl ihr irhhcs
0ifidtihcu uisl hes GrhculciocS or
part aeblirben urb lie iett nnhc hem
Shrouc nuierer Spler So.cr :pphnt
no Der llnitlulb Rinb i'm 6inimel
IN. bic trauernbcu Sinte, bliiebenCn
in ibrcm herben Stam.rse 5rpi Der.
teiten,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23
9!oti,.

Slle Gen; Veide St,ieu in eer
&enphoIll Gn1uiH9 9pmpanu holten.
iirN hlerml, lreUue,idi, eriuht SUI
uuieyltrii, oer $et,aulS llrtunes
(osssl in Ser &ottSbla.t.CiNee porsu.
ipretheu.
Nsnrs Geitrp2. Csii,ntt. 8otar.
-(dS SaaWulaaer hes Nerru Char.
les eScrlinStu. reltes e;neS Saute.
rott .SerinhrsrS TeaeR q &ittiuoh
in Seiieri2n 9itp usrtauit puroe,
puroe opn Ganps Il Suns run Sad,
ipHuil,e. SlI. eiresboten Rno rem
irahCrer GiesEthumer rieotr suee.
fellt. Ter ilr bic @anreu ersielts
$reis mar 81. 800 unh iar bic ansites
heHner Setnunaen S4":5. SsnrlinS.
bro bat ipuit uieosr einen usneu GE,
iara unb seine eielea 6truuhe rulrs
ichen ihm oos CT srpspsrirr. 4,
,s6err Spiesh .. Sstter nan Sci
ierisa Gin, Seriertiser upn Grah
i,einsa iunhe Rpnnusuteu. mar am
Ticnstea TN, Sntexiis ieines sg
idiiies - &eiebnt&l Nssnf ias
oerrn Settsrf 6abisat n fas tieie
geeenh eeu oenru Y. erane.
sassisfss ereclss ssi eth, =
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23
Tanfiaauaa.

S.ieu Ga'run Iisbsu &attEIr
uao 6cuaslr DC uuS in Ner Grdnl'
ts,; unH In, (cHe uaitrcr iuuisi;ao
licbttu lNt;er auH &tUtGtr Arra
ihrr @St;bait itil,ti;r. wurldleu tptt
Etcrm,t suiCyS :GU,atta Cant 81 er'
i;lt,tc.
|St,5tIN 2KgSstr. &attr.
Nn,bIy;ga Naatatr. 4Eu,,tr.
&dria Gc,Fmtey Sdreiitr.
@tguAysIgi l.>titGt. SHJsiter.
ntUru Gugtprc. EyuMr.
>lt'tub 2uutetr &ruoer.
0srmlrr &rgectr. Srueer.
S,glS Nnutety. Syuoer.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23
S,uiten Nr,nei fur aiucer. .

gs lam bel Der saahl elmer arsnei
MIDI, penna Sprpioit oerruanot per'
ben. sic iplist ,onnenehm sn neb'
men. ltrine idsdefhen Subaansen
entbahen une ,rirtiam isin. ebam.
terloins gnnat Aenehe sxtipriht
.bieIen aaiprsahen snb II bei ufleu
|waitsrrs sIsiRxs euess IN 9enelisR.
lsertcuh Set nllrr 6dpbierr. Una }
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23
Ser arts nit @itritO btsoumtn.

Ia ouerta iidl acueiaert uniere
Slaeae AZ bUuuriren. II Der Repub
ltc 1iericD uon hniersr Seaieruuo
Der Sriea retldrt ibOrteu. Sm pauie
'ielen Ociar ss7 'ssnen 81 stimmen
uO Der sennt paiiirte bic Sisioln'
riuu nit ~ aeaen IS stimmen.
8ereits III 8era Gras BON ben
}lnieritnnren einasnommen iuprben,
uubei uuiercr Matruien unb 200
Qlcritnner aeinllen limb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23
TGmi0auHa'

~l,Cr &,G : IN uuN StrVcuS;tIi.
Wtlde ure in .1tr ,s5itu Svau.5e.,
uuN i'm Ipot au'ercc eLie5l'g. 4HGt
;cr <uua Sua 'itv isytE %tiilaUo g.
i,tstu. nit. %,l.H Gle tSsea; Sarse
sny Grg't e:ic.,.. tri,ntier ,rlr bier
uNt uuicru lrr;en,I IaUl-
Serrayo Stsc'a SuSa,
.>chu S1aC'cy. SLtu.
Glnabctb Gansi. Ict.t:
Siihtlalul S5'tHler, (oi-,Ir.
%, Shagitr. S1cjss,upt;er.
&Siib. SAac'er. SAViCcsr,utter.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23
crlbliuaS yayatip n. Sintreiuisgr

Snticrnt In ben @intcrmcun'en
anaebduite llnreiniateiten Uuo Grtc,
reiniat Wanen, 4eber uno gIiCren
puu oller llnreiniateit. Hehmt 2r,
aiua's Mem 9iie GillS. Nihts bei'
fer CUR Reiniauna oes Slatcs. Viii
bes nid,t brduaenoes 2oratip. aurnt
Sartlelbidteit; matt eud mohl lnb'
len. slehmt teine anbren. 2jt b;i
eurem Npptbetfr.
Sudlens aruira Salbe fir ollie
@unben lNns.l
sthtet ant @nre @ieirSbren.
Shr wiFt ras II eincm 6nuic IN
peld,em bic 8teir6tren auket Orb
NUM- hrs pureeht - sIlle i'm Sou'e
Iinb Der 6eiabr BON gpphus'pber
anberem sieber nuspeiett. Tic Scr'
bouunaspraane oerrid,ten hie,elben
1ieniis tp mcnidlIthen abrper mic
BE Seirbhren I'M bauie uue IplIIen
iiets In befcr gsriaiiuna iein. G'enn
eie NIT uuperbouIlhfeii asolaat
nekmt Gbaulbrrlain's gubleten anb
Sie lpirb wsrbeu baib 2lnbernna fiH'
stn EeAniI btf alien edHhlsrn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-04-23

.@citern gDstlum &uh Yruri 90.
ier nm wabiaen 1rets 40 habeu BET
Spi. Gnhrop.
gambria saunbrabt. elmer Der
'alssaeH aas eils9y m !! Iar;'s. sef
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-08

Philadelphia has the only private
school in the United States devoted
solely to wireless biography.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-08
RENEW CHARGES
AGAINST CHIEF
OLD CHARGES PREFERRED
AGAINST CHIEF BINGHAM AND
THREsHED OUT IN COMMISSION
REHAsHEp-RELIEVED TO BE
POLITICAL STROKE.

The old charges preferred against
Chief Of Police Bingham in February
and ,threshed out in an investigation
by the city commission at that time,
have been renewed after three months
and this time filed with the over
nor.
The same complainants who pre-
ferred the charges before, together
with one or two more and the attorney
who opposed the chief, are the COM
plainants to this petition to the, gov
ernor. The principal complainant at
the chiefs investigation by the COM
mission was the secretary of a grain
commission house in st. Paul which
has allied itself with a farmers
Organization.
It is believed the renewal Of these
| charges against Chief Bingham at
such a time is merely a political
stroke that will serve in the end more
as a boomerang than it will injure the
parties at which many believe it to
be aimed.
The attorney general now, it is said,
will fully investigate the charges and
report his findings to the governor.
That the compliments have allowed
three months to elapse following the
commissions investigation Of Chief
Bingham before p~etitioning the gov
ernor, seems to have aroused con-
siderable suspicion regarding the sin
certify of the petitioners.
Leaders of the grain commission ex-
change with which the petitioners are
connected are known to be openly
~antagonistic to President Worst, as
we'll as to have endorsed Governor
Hanna's opponent for the republican
gubernatortai nomination and are also
said to be behind the attorney gener-
ais candidacy for the United States
senate.
The petition to the governor asks
for Mr.. Bingham's removal from office,
Threats Of starting a recall Of the
members Of the Fargo city commits
sion have also been made. In bust
ness circles today the matter appear
ed to be regarded Of little consequence
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-08
CLUB WILL
APPEAR TONIGHT
FIRST HOME CONCERT BY NORTH
DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE GLEE CLUB WILL BE
GIVEN IN A. C. ARMoRY TO-
NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK

The North Dakota Agricultural
College Glee club will hold its first
home concert this evening in the A.
C. armory, at 8 o'clock. The glee club
made a great hit on it's recent trip,
and will be assisted this evening by
the two very popular organizations,
the crack drill squad and the college
quartet.
The glee club has prepared a really
excellent program, which appeared in
The Forum yesterday, and at the con-
| clusion Of the program a patriotic
tableaux will be given, with the quar-
tet and the drill squad participant
ing. a.
The drill squad has some entirely
new drills, and their brilliant work i
SO. we'll known in the city as to neec
no comment. There will be solos b!
Ward Porter and David Sonquist, anc
the entire program is well balanced
and calculated to be thoroughly enter
tanning. |"'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-08

Visit the new bargain basement al
Blacks store Saturday. sure.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-08
LET A. E. BOYS
Do YOUR WORK
NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE Y. M. c. A. EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU ANXIOUS TO
FURNISH COLLEGE MEN FOR
SPRING WORK.

housekeeping and gardening are
the subjects Of the hour. The ques-
ton is how can the work connected
with those two pieces of work be done
most easily. Out at the agricultural
college there are dozens Of good husky
students who are anxious these days
TO get work at helping clean house or
making garden.
Last year during the fall months
some fifty boys were aided very mate
rally in meeting a part Of their col
lege expenses by obtaining work about
the city in putting on storm windows
making preparations for winter, etc.
Now there is much of the spring
and summer preparation to be made
and many Of these same boys are rea-
dy and willing 30 respond to the call
for their services. Grass must be cut
storm windows removed, garden spad
ed and planted. windows cleaned, rugs
beaten, and a dozen other things done
BY calling up the agricultural col
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-08
HAD PLEASANT
WINTER TRIP
WILLIAM n. WHITE BACK AT
HOME FOR LONG soJoURN AFT
Err WINTER IN EUROPE AND
EAsT-pEL.iGHTED WITH HIS
HOME CITY.

"It is a delight for me to get back
to Fargo" said VIM. H. White Of the
VIM. H. White Nc Culloch Lumber Co..
while visiting in The Forum office yes
terday. For one thing, it is nice to
get back and get the hearty western
welcome that I receive from my
friends. a. parson appreciates the vel
come of the, home folks after a long
stay away from home"
Mr.. White returned several days
| ago. as noted in The Forum, from an
absence of almost a year and a half
True, he was here q short time last
year, but his stay was very brief. His
friends will be glad to hear that he is
in normal health again. He had some
physical ills that he neglected some
time ago but is now as good as new
again.
It was in 1872, that Mr.. White first
came to North Dakota. He is the old
| est business man, in point Of continu-
Gus service, In the state. He was one
Of the first subscribers to Major Ed
wards first paper and has been con-
tinuously or the lists of the papers
from which The Forum originated, tc
this day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-08
CITY IN BRIEF
For good photos see Erickson.--Advt,
Erickson photographs everybody.
AlvT&

For good photos see Erickson.--Advt,
Erickson photographs everybody.
-Advt.
If you want quality and SERVICE
phone 912.-Advt.
Mrs. e. G. Clayton of Sheldon is a,
patient at st. Johns hospital.
Shiloh lodge Of Masons will meet
The complete shop, engraving, print
ing, blank book. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Engraved and embossed work Of
every description. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Auction posters n other printing
on short order. 'Ulsaker Printing Co..
as Broadway. Phone 791.-Advt.
The Gate City Gun club will hold
their regular shoot at the grounds,
Sunday, May 10. at $3.50 p. m.-Advt.
Wanted to exchange player. piano
for residence lots. What have you to
offer? Address, Lock Box So, Fargo,
-Advt.
Gaylord Warner. assistant general
passenger agent of the Rock Island
railroad. was In the city yesterday on
business.
Buy your wall paper, paints. brush
es, mouldings and glass at Fred John
son Co.. II Fifth street north. and
get green trading stamps.-Advt.
Rummage sale given by w. c. T. u
at Eggert's market Saturday and
Monday, May 9 and II. Some home
grown shrubs will be on sales-Advt
The fire department answered ar
alarm to the home Of C. E. Nelson
319 Fourth avenue north, this morn
ing. There was no damage, merely q
chimney fire.
Mexico j.. the problem confronting
President Wilson. What Is youl
we can smooth out some Of the rough
spots with real service. Phone 212 ant
our representative will call and sex
you. Walker Bros. & Hardy.-Advt.
A number Of boys were arrested
yesterday for climbing onto the side
of the ~trailers and open, street car
which are being used to convey PEG
pie to and from the baseball grounds
The police will not tolerate this prac
tice, as it is attended by grave DANCE
to the boys. Sri.
Sen. Wesley C. Mcdowell of Marion
president Of the First National ban
of Marion who has been a visitor i
the city for the last few days, returne
home this morning, after having plan
completed for the erection Of his me-
bank building which is to replace til
one recently destroyed by fire.
Visit the new bargain basement
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-08
COMING EVENTS
Sunday. May 40.

Mothers Day.
Opening services annual convocation
Episcopal church OF North Dakota
Monday, May IL.
Business sessions Episcopal church
c~onvocation.
Annual meeting State WomanfS aux.
iiiary, Gethsemane cathedral. 1850 .. m
zoellner string quartet, Stones music
hall.
Thursday, May IA.
Conservatory graduate recital, First
NJ. e. church.
Tuesday. May 10.
G.. A. R. encampment.
Philharmonic concert, Oratorto st
Paul.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-08
MOVE TO FARGO MONDAY

F.. F. MCBRIDE, chief clerk of the
railway mail service, is expected to
begin his duties in this city Monday.
He has moved his household goods
here from Grand Forks. and will bring
his family here, a number of his clerks,
with their families, comin~ clso. The
offices OF the service will be in the
rooms in the federal building formerly
by the land office.