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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-04
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saneeus

Die srob. 0srbrsitung Der G6lafs
mittsl unO Die MDgIi9isit, ii9 oi,is
ulittel Obne grobe G9nierigtsitsn 3ll
rerfdaffsn, bab.n mandsrlsi Mibs
itdnoe ssSsitisi. 9sfonbers III pieIfad
betannt sstporben, bab man in oisIsn
prdparaten nidt BLOB CUTE ShIafs
mitt.I in SGnbsn bat, ionbsrn oab
man nit ibrer 5ilfs au9 b.baslid
einidIafsn lam. um niht pieosr al
erpa4sn, tpenn man nur ssniiseno
grobe Dozen ninlmt. gs ipirb alip
benz Selbitmoro oirett 9orIdub gee
lsiit.t. lin bier 9bbilfe gu i9affen,
i4ldst Or. gimbaI mad elmer Mits
tsiluns in Der Miintnsr Mebisinis
i8en @o4snf9rift Dor, Die gin3slSo,
len, in osn.n oisfe MittsI abssgsben
ipsroen, nit elmer Snbitan5 5u pers
binssn, Die Bel ben Wsngsn, bic 5ur
S4Iafer5eusuns in BetraGt tommsn,
teinsrIei Wirtuns sntfaIisi, bic ier
bod BEL ginnabme sr5b.rer Wasns
gen grbrsden erregt. gr smpjisbIt
bisau oi. 8redtpur5 (Spstotuanba),
Die ia aud iOnit in Der Meoi3in als
grehmittel ufp. nngspanot pirb.
Gs mare ossbaIb cine Defenders bans
tensperte 9lufgabt fir unfsre dsmi,
i9en 5abriten ipenn iie uns ole
ipiatisen S4lafmitteI in elmer Jorm
aur @srfiisuns fitIlten, bic In BET gss
f4iloerten Weife ben Gdus i'm Mes
oiiament feIbt entbielten. gs ssniisis
oo5u cine 8eimifduns bon etipa OIL
Bis 0,159 Der Bre4ipurS gu Der aIs
S4lafmitt.I iibIi9en Doiis. Do
our4 tOnnte gang oIIssmein Die @e,
fdbr 6ss 0erbrauds iibermGbiatr
9ofen ausssfdaItst iperbsn, unb ss
tDnntsu AUDI foI9t 1InsIiidsfdlIe bers
biitet ipsrosn, bic bur& irrtiimIihe
ODER mibDeritauoene Rssspte sutits.
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-04
Has iins nIansng

Der na&jiebenoe sfrtiieI aus Dem
,ssyournal be paris1 bonn September
1870 TT neilerbings pisoer ausgs1
eraben tpprbsn: .gs gibt feine llIas
nen Resimentsr! Die preubif@t
ssapaIIerie besreift aiiraffisrs, Dra<
gcners, Sufaren Rssimenter, aber
itine ilIanen Rssimsntsr. Sn ben
bisberissn @sfedisn babsn mir ieine
Qftiaden BON lllansn erlebt. Mas
lit osnn elm ltIang go Ionge preus
ben in Grieben Iebt, iiebt man teine
illanen i'm 2anbs. ST uber Der
aries srfIdrt, 10 ftr6men alsbdlo
Gus allen 9immelssesenom psnfc.
nisrie Rapallnis Offi5iere hsrbsi,
bas beibt, fol9e, bic fein anberes
0erm0gsn als ibre mdbise peniion
befiben. Sic meIosn ii4 gum Roms
monoo BON 9fsitertorps, bic iie auf
eigene aoitsn anipsrbsn, ausriiiten
uno untsrbalten. Der llIan nimmt
ttinen anteil on Der G6la9t ges
bordt tsinem General, fiist iih aud
nidt in bic Dis3iplin bes Qagers
lsbens. 9luf ben GIiiseIn oes prsus
tiiden 6eeres, baDpr, babintsr, 10,
20, 30 aiIomeier iiber Die Borpoffen
binaus, iiebt man Woltsn bon Rsis
tern oas Ssrrain abfudsn. ulanen,
nifts aIs lllanen! Wan ertsiIt ben
lyiibrern porber Elm patsrit. Mit
hiefem pdtsnt berisbsn, fammsln iene
altsn 2anbsfnehte ii1 lire Gharsn
unter Den abssbantien Goloatsn.
glae iino obne 2sbsnsbsruf unb linz
terbalt unb baben ibr. Gade anf
Ni9ts seitellt. - Gofort mad uebers
fdreitung Der Gren5e besinnt 6ie
Scso! sic iiibren ariss auf eissne
Soften unb bebaItsn bon Re9ts
tpsssn, ipas Gortuna ibnsn ienbet.
Die lllanen iinb nit einem @ort
aOrfarsn gu ganos. Sbr paient TIT
Elm aaperbrief. Sie arbeiien fiji
ii4. rur fir Gslpinn fdmpfsn iis -.
Tis 5ibiliiierisn @OIter babsn NIT
Redt bus Gdpertpeien aIs organizers
ten Sssraub betra1tet unb utittrs
briidi. Die ulanen bat man babel
berseiien, unb prsuben ipeib Dies su
benuben. Niemals finbet man
nnier Den llfanen sinen Menf1sn BON
gutter Gr5iebung pb.r einen Offisisr,
Der irssno iusI6s 3utunft bat, ni.s
Eials GrobberSisteit ooer einen
S6otten bon pntrioiismug. Gle
raubeH BEL uns, iie tperosn In ibrer
Seimot rauben: Raub 1T Beoinsuns
iprer GriitsB5. Dssbalb loft man iis
jsoesmal sleid mad 8esnoisung bes
Srieses auf. GslesentIid mag es
inter ibnen einen 9apIsrsn ssben,
in alssmsinen bsiisen iie Hidts aIs
Rdubertiibnbeit! -"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-04
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Wenn man einen etipas idperfdIs
Iisen WenIden drssrn nil, fast man
iDobl bon ibm, .er babe Jif6blut
IN ben 4oern". Die nod pisIfdd
psrbrsitete Meinuns. baB ole Jifibs
faltes 9Iut batten, iit inbes nur infos
fern rihtig, als fis iih Der 5smps.
ratur bss iis umssbenbsn MaE.rs
anpaiien uno oisiss WaFsr meiit fnlt
III. Bel 9empsraturii,issrunss bts
'Maifers iteist aud bi. glutpGrme
Der oarin l,benoeu Syifds, Bel einiasn
fosar Bis 5u ettpa 30 @ra6 geIiius.
unb iintt umssisbrt NIT bem Q!0rsb.
men Der WaiierpGrme. Die sJiihe
baben aIfo nidt iaItss, Ionoern ipsGs
ielparmss 8lut. @emdb oiefsr iJa.
bigfeit bes syif9bIutes bermDssn Die
Slide auh groBe WaFsrtGlts 3u ere
trasen, iebod nur unter Der iinsrlGbs
li9en @crausTeBunsI oab bieie 9em,
peraturidtpantungen nur gdnJ als
mdblid, ni9t aber unpermitteIt erf,Is
gen. SIS treten fonit GtSrungen Inn
Yluttrsislauf grtdltunsen auf. Die
ben Sob Der Slide aur syolge babsn.
Bel oieiem mintsri9laf Der syifte
III allerbinss gu unterIdeibsn 3pis
fben Siihen, Die in tieien S.en ODER
raf4bspesien syliiHsn, unb iol6en,
bic in feidisn, irdgsn ober aar aus
frierenoen MaFsrn Iebsn. Dem
pdbreHo eritere ii9 in bic Siefe su.
riid5iebtn, obns in cine ausaeiprodes
ne aGIteitarrt gu bsrfalsn. ia sslss
gsntlid Pobruns nebmen, bdIten Die
lebteren bisIfa9 ssrabssu einen Mins
tsrfHlaf, Der nit Dem anoerer 5iere,
ipie beifpisIapeiie Der 5lebermduie,
cine srobe asbnliateit bat. Die
9nrpfen piiblen iid beim g.ntriit
ftrenaer aGIie in ben Gdlamm itrer
Gepafer. Sie IniTsn iid Iei9t nit
Der Sanb sreifen, ia frisren asis5snt.
LID iosar Elm un0 o,rlansfamsn ba.
BEL ibre atmuns bis auf Elm mins
osltmab. Sier fsi au1 bds Gins
frisrsnIafen lebeno.r Slide gum
3iped ipeiten @erIanbts eriDGbni. mo.
NIT man ii9 ssssnipdrtis eifris be-
i4dfiist. Starr sefrorsns Jiftt iinb
NIT GROCER @oriibt in einsm tiibltn
Rnun, ni9t aber am Sfen aufau.
tausn uno ia Hidt aus ibrsr Der.
pnduns beraus fofort in iieotnbes
Wafier 5u seben ODER aud nur ouf
ben Ssro 5u feben. Slide bdli.n al.
70 eslsssntlia rsseIredtsu mini,s.
fGIaf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-04

ipenn Die anoere iibsr GdmerSsil
tlasie, uno Die anosre blidts bart
unb ialt auriid: .Sa, i@ leibe, dbtr
i4 lsbe nod 81 freue Did itur nihi
gu friib!A sic tpasten suIebt iibstz
baupt niHt msbr, Don ibrem wefins
ben au fpreHen = ipdren iie nt1t
ourd 3eit uno @epobnbeit ipie nit
feiten Striden perbuuben seipeien, lie
pdren bon einanoer seflobtn. - -
rHad Gottss unerforfdliHeni
Ratfhlub sntfdIisf beute unlere &c,
liebte Sante ilno 9robtante
SRI. Sophie 9artans
i'm rs. 2ebensjabr -. -
70 ftanb es zines Morssns in Der
aHsuenburser 3situns" gu Ieien.
aber SRI. Gmilie alinsbanitner
fonnte oieie Worts, Die ibr 70 oft pors
eeT6pebt batten, nidt mebr entSifs
fern, iie lag felt Monai.n irant unb
f6pad I'm @ett unb adtsis iaum
auf oas. mas Die aranienidpsiisr
ibr DorIas.
glIs bann ipdter Der arst feinsn
8eIud mahte unb liebensipiirbig
frasts: sic hubsn ii9 b0ffsntlid
ni9t allSuisbr aItsrierts gs tpars ID
fein Wunoer - Bel Sbrer bsiien
Grsunoin 80" % flos elm bosbnf.
tes 2adeIn iibsr bas faItise, bIaHe
8eiidt: nJreunoing Gd, mas man
10 5reunoin nennt - i'd babe iie uie
Ieioen tonnen!A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-04
W~ftsr . amessotta.

Goparb @risg besab iid eines Sas
ges nit einem Jreunos, namsns
Jrants @eper, in einem tIeinen Boot
auf Den SiftIfang. plOBIid fisI
@rieg eiu biibitss muiitaIiides Sbes
ma ein, oas sr fofort auf sinsm
SIdttdeH papisr noiisrte. Dieies
Iegts er auf Die gant nsben ii6, BON
no es, pbue Sab sr es mertts, Elm
WinoitoB ins Wafer ipsbte. Ssin
Jreuno fifdte ss beraus, las es ilno
ftsdte es Elm. Na4 elmer ileinen
WeiIs pfiff er Die WsIobie Dor ii9
bin. Gries purbs blab uno iagie:
rWas III oaa?" geb.r eripiberie
Ieidtbin: %. nur cine Sbes, ole mir
ssrabe Our4 Den aopf sebt.1 .3um
5sufel," ritf Grisg, i'd battle ebsn
senau oidelbe Sose!"
Sn Ser eriten !SGIfte fes 19. Sabrs
bunbert mar i'm asI. 5ofordsiter in
Wliin9en Elm bor5iisIi1tr gellilt, na,
mems Saeser. gr bate nur einen
5ehler. er trart 5u germ uno a,I pieI.
glber iuie es Dos S9idiaI ipill, ipsnn
er in oisiem 3uitanOe mar, bann
ipielte er am i40niten.
eines 5asss sebt er gu feinsm
Gbef, Den SofibsaterintsnSanten g.,
unb sntfdulbigt iib, bab er ipsgen
aranthsit s.fsstn ubenb nidt in Der
Spsrnauffiibruns babe miipirf.n
tOnnsn. Der Sntsnbant bort ibn on,
traut feinen Obrsn nidt uno fast su
unisrm Gsuiiisn: rWOIlsn Si, mid
gum Rarr.n baiteng" - ,Rein, nsin,
Serr Sutsnoant, i'd mar piriIid
ttrant.- - ia. fino Sic bsnn oes
Seufels9 sic bobtn ia bo6 ssitsrn
bas srobe Solo in unIsr.r Sper
punberbor geipieIi!"
SiesmoI mar pohl Der Rauid 70
erob, oab s. gar nidt msbr tpabte,
Sab er in Der Opsr mitssipirtt bate.
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1T .Shrfsise1 tpeibIid9a
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5uriidbIeiosnbe Satin (isufjsnb):
Nd, feline Reifen ipsrben iInmsr
LANCER \! i. nuo osr etbi@isb jmInts
tasisr!..
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Sm Snbr oft riir eiumaI,
llnb bieB 1T bann aeir0bnIi6
Gw Gsburistag ber Gal.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20
Business Efficiency Has Been the
KEYNOTE of Hanna Administration

In
theleg eshoudp
ed awa ndappropr the
one
witho
n the
checked brought date and has been possible taton
Of
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splendid efficiency
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20
JAPSHAVE
OCCUPIED
ISLANDS

Toxic, Oct. 2O.-The navy depart
ment announced the occupation for
military purposes of strategically i'm
portant islands in the Marianne. Cor
Ladrone) Marshall, East Carolina, and
West Carolina archipelagoes. A pre-
vious announcement had been made of
the occupation by Japan Of islands in
the Marshall and Caroline groups. Oc-
cupation of the island in Ladrone group
not heretofore reported. The Ladrone
islands lie directly east Of LuZon,
about 1,700 miles from Manila. In this
group is the Island of Guam, which
was acquired by the United States in
1898. The Ladrone group is about 500
miles south of Bonin Islands, which be-
long to Japan.
The total area Of the Ladrones is
about 420 square miles. All are
wooded and fertile. With the excep-
ton of Guam, all the islands in this
group were sold by Spain to Germany
in 1899.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20


Paris Oct. 2O-The French official communication is
sued this afternoon the Belgian holding its posi-
ton on the River User.
The communication follows: 'In Belgium in spite Of
violent attacks the part of the enemy the Belgian
has held it's position the line of the River Yser There
have been other actions the regions of res between the
allied forces operating in this territory and the forces of
the enemy.
On our left wing the Germans continue hold strong
y their advance posts around Lille in the direction of Ar
mentleres Fournes and LaI3assee.
con the Meuse the enemy has endeavored in vain to
drive back the advance posts of troops who have moved
out along the river bank of this stream in the peninsula of
Camp Desromanes
"To up, during the day of Oct 19, we have made
progress at various points the front.
Russian In east Prussia and along the Vistua river
there is change in the situation The efforts of the Aus
ians to cross the River San have been rpused The battle
south of Premys is continuing under conditions favorable
to the Russians"
London Oct 2O-PIungng German attacks the allied
lines the Belgian between Nieuport and Dxmude
and similar tactics by the allies in France between Arras
and ROye where progress is claimed continued assault
Lille still held by the Germans and stubborn fighting in the
vicinity of ST. Mhie where for days the allies have been
trying to drive the Germans from their souhemost lodge
ment were acute points today in the sprawng battle
Of France and Belgium.
Communications issued in behalf of the allies last night
enable Brtons to visualize for the first time in ten days the
approximate battle line from the Belgian frontier to the
and showed how the allies during the days of censorship,
have been throwing their forces westward to meet the
evitabe German advance which followed the taking of
tend the fighting cenering only few miles southwest
of that city
The Belgian army, heretofore reported as having re.
pulsed the Germans the banks of the River Yser again
in the thick of the fight being credited with bending back
the German line far Rouler, Belgium thirteen miles
northwest of Courtra which point they holding accord
ing to latest reports.
dispatch dated merely 'north France says that
the allies have retaken Osend but this confirmed
is at variance with the German contention that German
troops have reached the neghbohood of Dunrk whose
inhabitants well those of Bouoge of panic
II the Belgans holding Rouler incredible that
the Germans have advanced far that would the
complete bending back of the allied left which the
coast west of Ostend.
Torrenta rains have been falling for several days
the scene OF the coast fighting making the fat country
OF mud This with the network of canals makes the
ment OF the German guns extremely difficult The Germans
however are still bringing up reinforcements.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20

San Antonio Tex, Oct. 20.-The
Mexican consulate here received re-
port from Mexico City stating that
General Villa created a panic among
the delegates to the convention of
military chiefs in Aguas Calientes to-
day by moving an army of $4,000 men
into position where he can envelop the
city, and imprison the entire confer
ence.
Villa Promised Peace.
Washington, Oct. 20.-General Villa
Informed the United States govern
ment Saturday that unless something
unforeseen occurs hostilities in Mexi-
co are at an end and that he will sup
port any provisional government set
up by the national convention at
Aguas Calientes.
Villa said he would not accept
Carranza as provisional president, but
was satisfied he would not be chosen.
The general understanding on all
sides has been that Carranza himself
does not desire to be provisional
president, wishing to be free to enter
the presidential race in the succeed
ing election.
The latest official reports to the
state department described in detail
the visit last Saturday of General
Villa to the convention at Aguas Ca
lientes. When the commander of the
division of the north arrived, suspi-
cionS were awakened as to his pur-
pose, but when he addressed the con-
Vention all doubt was removed. Gen.
eral Villa said he came to pledge his
support to the acts Of the convention
and to take the oath that he wanted
to go on record so that no one could
eyer say that he was unpatriotic. He
was received with storms of applause,
Later he embraced General Obregon,
over whom Villas break with Carran-
"a occurred recently. ..,
AS the two generals greeted each
other effusively the convention went
wild with joy. General Villareal,
chairman of the convention, made a
speech, saying the country owed a
debt of gratitude to General Villas
military achievements, but that they
were as nothing compared to his
patriotism. Then General Villa wrote
his name on the Mexican flag, as did
all the other delegates, and kissed the
banner, pledging again, amid a storm
Of applause, to abide by the decisions
of the convention. Villa departed soon
for Guadalupe, saying that he did not
desire his presence in Aguas Calien-
tes to be misinterpreted.
To American Consular Agent Car
others, who accompanied him, General
Villa stated emphatically that he
would support any CHOICE OF the con-
vention except Carfanza, and that he
thought permanent peace in Mexico
was now in sight. Mr.. Carothers re-
ported that the fighting generals visit
had produced a profound impression
on the delegates. Villas statement
that he would support any man chos-
en- is taken to mean that he has with
drawn his original demand that no
military man be given the provisional
presidency and the prevalent belief
here is that General Antonio VilIareal
will be selected.
The convention is awaiting the ar
rival of delegates from General Zapata,
and it is reported here the the south
ern chief himself may attend the as
sembly,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20
Defend Reduction of
All Railroad Expenses
Except the Dividend.

Washington, Oct 2o.-Urging that
business depression and the war in
Europe had caused a shrinkage of over
s76,000,00 in their annual net reve-
nues, representatives of thirty -eight
eastern railroads operating over 59,-
900 miles of transportation lines ap-
commission asking that they be grant
ed at least a per cent increase in
freight rates.
Daniel e. Willard, president of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad and also
head of the conference of presidents
OF the lines involved, was the princi-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20
ARRANGE
FOR COMING
OF BRYAN

At meeting Of the democratic state
executive committee at their headquar-
ters last night w p. Porterfield was
appointed chairman Of the Bryan day
committee and will have charge Of all
the arrangements. Mr.. Bryan will ar
rive Monday at 1890 o'clock on the
Milwaukee and will be escorted to the
Gardner, where he will deliver an ad-
dress either from the balcony or from
a stand erected for that purpose.
Mr.. Bryan will leave Wahpeton on
Monday morning and will speak at
Christine and Abercrombie on the way.
From here he will go to Hillsboro and
Grand Forks, and then to several en-
gagements in Minnesota.
V.-R.a Lowell was appointed as head
of the reception committee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20
CARMAN
MURDER
TRIAL ON

MineoIa, NJ. ", Oct. 20.-Speed
almost unparalleled in murder
trial, marked the second days ses-
sion of the trial of Mrs. Carman,
charged with the murder of Mrs.
Louise Bailey in the office of DR..
Carn,an in Freeport, June 80. Two
and half hours after the dis
trict attorney had made his ad-
dress, a dozen witnesses had testi-
fed for the state.
Mineola. N. Y, Oct. 2O.--In opening
for the prosecution at the Carman
murder trial District Atty. Lewis J.
Smith, sketched in detail the actions
of Mrs. Bailey on the day of the muir
der, the arrangement of the Carman
house in general and the physician's Is
office particularly. He told the jury
how the wire screen to the office win
dow was propped up, the window pane
broken, revolver thrust through the
opening ard a bullet fired into the
heart of Mrs. Bailey. Although she
died within few minutes, the attor-
ney said, the body lay on the floor for
some time before the police were noti-
fed.
.We shall show" continued the at
torney that the shot that killed Mrs
Bailey was fired by Mrs, Carman. We
shall show that Mrs. Carman passed
through the kitchen out through the
side yard moment before the shoot
ing and that she returned through the
kitchen Immediately after 1T. We shall
show further that the motive was
jealousy and suspicion OF her hus-
band"
There was dramatic scene when
Mrs Baileys blood stained dress was
exhibited. Madaline Bailey. the dead
woman's daughter was SO overwhelm-
ed at the sight. that she screamed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20

The BIRTH.
OF STATE

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 20.--Today
Bismarck is celebrating the twenty
fifth anniversary of the admission of
North Dakota into the union and hun
dreds of people from all parts Of the
commonwealth are taking part in the
event. +....
The exercises were held at the state
capitol this afternoon beginning at 2
o'clock. Earlier in the afternoon a
parade was formed at the corner of
Fifth and Main streets. There were
hundreds of automobiles in line, filled
with members of the constitutional
convention, members of the First
legislature and prominent citizens.
Headed by a band and Company A,
First Infantry, N. d. N, G., the forma-
tion marched to the capitol building
and the program of the afternoon be-
gan. @- .-A
Appropriate exercises were held in
honor of the anniversary of the state,
among the speakers being Pres. John
HI. Worst of the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college at Fargo. Other
speakers are scheduled to speak.
This evening at $50 o'clock, after
the program at the capitol building
has been finished, the parade will
again be formed and the march made
TO the Grand Pacific hotel where q
big banquet will be served. r. N
Stevens will be the POSTMASTER
Among those who will answer to toasts
will be Chief Justice Spalding, ex-
Governor Devine. Judge Lauder, Judge
Carlson, now Of South Dakota but
formerly of this state and others.
Not only is the event big celebra-
ton of the states birth but it is also
being made a great reunion of those
pioneer statesmen, who sat in the
constitutional convention and in the
First legislature and helped to give
North Dakota a start on the road to q
place among the stars on the flag and
a place among the great states of the
union.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20
SUFFRAGE DEBATE.
AT DEVILS LAKE.

Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 2O.-suffra-
sists of Devils Lake are today cele-
brating what they term the very dis
tinct victory scored for the suffrage
cause last night in the joint debate in
which D. v. Brennan, championing the
ballot for women. met F. T. Cuthbert,
opponent of suffrage. The courthouse
was packed, intense interest being
shown.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20

pal witness. He was supported by a
mass of statistics presented by vice
President Shiver of the same line,
acting for all the roads. Further evil
dence is being submitted today.
In opposition TO the plea OF the car
riers, Clifford Thorne appeared for the
public service corporations of several
middle, western and intermountain
states and also for shippers organiza-
tions in the region affected. MIR. Thom-
as declared his purpose at the desire
of the shippers was that the public's
Continued on Page Six.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20
UNCLE SANS
GUNS TRAINED
ON STEEL TRUST

Philadelphia, Oct. z0.-Final argu-
ments in the government suit to dis
solve the United States Steel corpor-
alton, the greatest commission of cap
ital in the world on the ground that it
is created in violation of the Sher-
mas anti trust law, was begun before
four United States circuit judges, sit
tisg as a federal court for the district
of New Jersey. 1t is agreed that the
entire week will be devoted to argu-
ments.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20
VILLA
.CREATES>>
A PANIC
CARRANZA'S FAMILY
COMES TO THE u. s..

Eagle Pass, Tex, Oct. 20.-The
family of Carranza, the constitu-
tionalist first chief, reached the
Mexican border here. 1t is an
nounced that they will make their
Negras, opposite here on the Mex
lean side of the Rio Grande. The
move Is reported for the safety Of
Carranza's family in case develop
ments are unfavorable to him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-20
SPECIAL GRAND
JURY IS CALLED

Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 2O.-For the
conceded purpose of clearing parties
now bound over to the district court,
a petition for special grand jury was
today presented to Judge C. w. Buttz.
The jury will convene at the regular
term, which opens Nov. 8.