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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
GmeretTdJer prnteFt aeeem ,gnllar-
Nrntralit1t".

ams 6n swei Observation-Disclosures amerfaniher ghrser bentider nb
iriiher Mbnanmmns, welhe auf 9ienstas Abenb, ben 1. DECEMBER, mad
Der Nprbieite. {nrnbaae mb benz Yuib 9emple, 1923 unb 500 u. GIarf
Str, Chicago, 81, einbermieu poroen waren, mnrbcn pier, 10 tart
wr Der anorang. = Der gruRe Saal bes epubltfantihen
Sanptaaartiers Der p. @aro bot ben @aam fir bic brittle Seriamms
lung, bic pierte fanb I'M areen an 9eortb Glarf Ctr. nnb Chicago Ne.
fat. = Bon bicfr ErOet 8umOsebuns, abnIid iener in @biIa.
beIpbia porise gOhe, brahte bic ensifhe YreTe Gbteasu's, bic aber
jeben Wafhfranen- Snfammenlamf fpatenang bcrihta-nihts pbr nnr
enise ni@tsiasenOe 8elem. 9esbaIb sauben mir es i'm SntereTe
elmer anfdnbisen 8eriGtrfattnng d lletn idpn, hber btic &unb=
sebuns ansfabrlter su beridten, beunbers aber, ba es fd mm 9inse
banbelt, bic bas pitale Sntrefe nnieres eanbes anseben. Sn an
bEien geriammuugen nGmIhh Wurben geihlIHc babin geast, Elm
Legislatures GOmite sm beauitrasen, Sano in Sanb nit sRidseEnnten
8arsern aaer 2anbestbele oabtn sn mirten, ,oaR bnrh geihluR bes
wunOeseOnsreHes Der snnnsseratSent erma@tist ~rb, bic ausfnbr
aner sur &riegsfibrnng ben6tbtghr pber geeigneter Wtatrialien, Grsemg=
nMe i. T.. no. nit Ausnabme Der Nabrunssmittl sm perbieten".
Sauptreoner in ben ueridiebenen Yeiammlnnaen tuaren: Gpnsref- Ab-
seurbnetcr Htharb 8artbpIbt, ct. 9umis; Gunsresmanm Senrp
goIlmer pom Davenport. Sa.; Senrp @eismam, 9rdNbemt Der
Satiunal Seutid. amerifaniiden aaans ppn yrppflpn, y. D.; Sobn 3.
2eabp ppn ct. euuis, ub Iahtd , 'SpnneIL Gbieaso. Gnts
riTungshirme 'ref bic Grfldrung nn S'9unnca berpur, Der bebamptch,
Sak trpb rer uffsiea erflGrten irihehen NentraGtdt firsih $4,000 be-
,paffaete eananiihe Srnppen ben staat NGaiu scfrepst, um an sdiffet gu
geansen, bic lie mad europa be6rberen, II ut NIT ben Maiieren 3miant=
men 1enti&Iano gu befdmpfen. : 5mhimmunss- 9elesramme erreibten
bic Eruteh 0erfammlungen II. a. nun Hrpf. Sngp Winherberg, Saruarb
tniperftdt. Senatur u. VI. 9a5uaetc (g9is.), senatpr George
Chamberlain (Sregpn) II. a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

amerifaniihen Observation-Disclosures uns
lere Neutralitdt ebenio beobuften, lpie
ale iibrigen 9iireer Tie beobad)ten
miliien, unb penu Tie es nidt freiz
ipilig tbun poIIen, 10 miiiien mir lie
our6 9eieee ba6u 5lpingen. rWir
ip3aen", Inn nit Dem Srdiibenteil
Ielbit 81 reoen, rim Der Chat ebenio
fuie benz Namen mad neutral iein urn
jeoe Sanolnng nnterlafen, bic
elmer Yepur3usnng her einen Gartei
iiber bic anbere gleiff6mmt." @ir
tpoQen uns in 9ereitifaft balteu,
ais oas grobte aucr ueutraleu golter.
Die grobe @ermittlerrolle i'm Sntes
reiIe bes Srieoens gu ipielen", ipenn
Die 3eit setommen lit, unb bies 81
beifIeunigen Iiegt meines gradtens
in Der mdhti9en Sanb Der 8egierung
Der Der. Stoaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

te: Ser Iot9 sebordenS, nidt benz
Ilnb mas unierer G1le4tisfeit nod
cine biiitere 6drbuns sibt, 1T Die
Sbutiarbe. oab mir in bieicm lns
gleiden Sample MIR Der einen Seite
6eIfen unb sIeih5eitis bebaupten, bab
mir allen Rationen in bie1em
Sample sleihfreunblih geiinnt Iinb.
8ir ~liefern Die Wprbipert3elige Oenen.
Die an 3abl beoeuteuo itGrfer iinb.
Senen, Die bereinit Dor Dem @eriht
Der Welt9elbidte Der GerIdip0runa
fiir ihulbig befunoen tperoen, neil lie
bieie &utaitropbe Der Wenihbeit plans
mdBig 5rtpe9e sebroht baben. um elm
Bolt gu bernihten. bas tpdbrenb Der
Sauer bon A Sabren ben 8eltfrieben
erbalten bat.
@elhe merftpiirbige @anblung bat
uniere @nii6t bon Neutralitdt felt
Dem 8eginn bes arieges e%rfabren?
SIM Gufans bes 8rieses mar unIer
@epiien 10 empfinblih betreffs bieier
Sa6e, baB MAJ boberericits emport
mar, als Neip Yorfer @anfiers Die
Ibiift batten, Den t~riegfiibrenben
@olfern @elD 8u lciben. nm pieaeiht
Waffen unb Nunition uno Ionitige
Singe 81 faufen, Die mir unter Der
Sebauptuus .8riees : Gontrebanoe"
periteben. Iber iest liefern mir bieie
Sa6en ielbit fir beren Inihaffuns
mir I'M Infanse bes 8rieses Die Sc
tpdbrung bon @elomitteln niht ges
Itatten tpollten.
Che mir lernten, bieies Cater su
rmarmen, Ifien uniere Neutralitdt
uns cine 10 9ohbeili9e Sade, DAP mir
getparnt tpuroen. nidt an Ipred,en,
ilber Den &rie9 nid,ts gu dubern. i'm
nift 5u erortern; uno ipie 3urehtges
pieiene &inoer. Die man auf Die Sano
aeihlasen, baben mir Der @eiIMna Ses
Yrdiioenten Solge 9eleiitet. l1np Siez
ienigen inter inns, bic better unters
rihtet fuareu unb initanbe geipeIen
ipdren, ibr b~eileres @iiien untsr ibren
Wtitbiir9ern 81 perbreiten, geitatteten
iorglos fortoaiernbem 8etruee.
S%fmdbungen unb SerabIebunsen, Sas
Sbr Imerita'S 5n per9iften.
Sus 3erihueiben bes beutiden aas
bells, Die ein5i9e bemertenSipertbe
.Selbentbat" Der sroBen enaliIhen
MARINE ipdbrenb beS &rieges bis
beute. mar Die bobere ariessfunlt.
oenn es 9eitattete ben gnglGnbern
obne 8iberipruh 5u liisen.
Wie Sincoln ia9t. slei6t Ser
menihlide 8eiit Dem 9oi1papier. bas
elm aeiuii1eS Guautim bon Sinte auis
nimmt unb nidt mebr. 9incoln ia9t:
sd periIhe, mcine Sintc crit barauf
5u betommen."
GO melt eS Die IcbrSabl iln1crer
Witbiir9er betrifit. baben Die Imiierz
ten lire 5inte 5uerit auf bas 96Id,s
papier eebradt. llnb lie baben bies
ielbe Did unb gut aui9eihmiert, Die
idipar5e Sinte Der gerbrebung. 10 bah
beute Die 8aiie. ipelhe bic aroBte
Civilization. Die Die @elt lie seieben.
seidafien bat, nuh Der NniiGt unIeres
@olteS Elm ipeni8 beiler lit. ais
Sarbaren.
Yrofelipr Sur9e6 er5Gblt ms bon
einem 9lei6eu Sal. @Gbrcnb bes
giirgerfrie9es paren uniere licbenss
ipiirbi9en britiihen @ettcrn su Der
lleber5elsung sefommen. SaB Die
Sadie Der Toroliten cine unsere1te
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

3. Sesember.-@s mar elm hiitori.
ldlcr Moment. ais Or. Don 9ctbmann.
Sollweg, Der oeutidle HeidlSfanSler,
lid am Nadmittaa beS =. 0e5ember
1914 in Dem S%isungsiool bes Cent.
iden &eihStases am 9unoeSratbtiife
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
aus DER Gtuieem Stahk.

Gnslam6 fihlt axf einmaI (bas erfno
Wal in 800 Sabren) has 8ebasf4
nih, am 8atifan pertreten an feinS
Wie y9iaeominp" pon eineua
suten 5reunbe $4,000 fir ieen1
Nrmen befpmmt. - &unbsebnngess
SeneDitt's bes 5inf3ebnten snuy
&rieg. = Intiuprt an Garbtae1
9ncut ppn Hhcims. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

|onntieS.

0nitftc3.
rten Sdr.
o nieorig
{ in 1913
!: QaMer
t9cr gel.
Eoocn i'm
0as 2ano
tnierung.
@um6o
er. @nie
Ptnbbnrn.
oerfuus
ni9t init
nnf ODER
sompnnp,
[att.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

~ bpnn
eftli6 bon
a, I'M flos
T. geernn'
sre6pflng.
les &aller
quit. Sier
ntinmpien,
DO, uebers
ete5 1orns
Iipte Sas
hreihe fir
5 8ooen5.
t6ie Auss
ertbeileH.
ua.
,latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
S5cnrp guamer's Gebe.

r8iliam SbafeIpeare bate Elm ticfs
griinblides @eritdnbniB Der menifps
Iifen Natir, bes 8etriebes oes
menihliden @eiites unb Der Gins
eebinsen bes menidlihen Ser5ens.
Sn SamIet Idbt er ben perruften
&0nig gum @ebet ieine Snflud)t nebs
men, ipenn CT bon @efpiiensbiiien ges
peinigt mirb. gr bat aber nit bieiem
Iittel feinen @rfols, benu er bat feline
glbiiht. Die Srn6t ieiner Silnbe, ben
Sbron, ben er slird) iein Eerbreben
%getponnen, a%uf5ueeben.
Mm 4. Sftober bieIes Sabres lag
aiid giner auf ieinen 8nieen Dor benz
Sbron Der 8naoe. ia es fpllrbe an9e>
nommeu, bab 80 @ilionen oaSielbe
tbaten Dem 8unid oes YtGiibenten
fplgenb uno beteten UNI Srieocn.
Sinb mn ibre Wprte bimmeIpGrts
geitiegen nno ibre 8ebanfen alf Ger
grbe geblieben?
Waren JIG Dem aonise 9leid, Der
fpilens mar Der Sorm 5u eeniigen. nur
nm cine beilisc Sahe oarSuiteaen,
abcr niht g%etpilt. Den @ortbeil auis
suseben, Der bur9 Sble9tisteit err
riin9en mar?
grfparteu lie bon 8ott, bab CT Tie
bon ibrer Witihnlo an Dem Naiiens
morb IN europa freiipriht, iucnn Tie
Iitbelfer an bieiem g%rauenbaitcn
9erbrefen 9e9en Die Civilization iinb
nnb ais iolhe cbenio ihulois pie Die
Sauptperionen?
Sic baben nod niht einmal Den
Gnti6nlbi9nnessrunb oes alien Ipos
tbeters, Der Gomco baS 0ift perfaufs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

'r Hort6.
bon oer
be air6e.
loirenben
t1e cage
stner gus
bis $40
pr gflbe.
ODER an
nf,,t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
nnm Kriesstbeater.
Sage Der Seutihen nnb Seiterreider
auf beiben &riessihampliben

Sage Der 9entiten mnb Seiterreider
auf beiben &riessihampldben
siinitig. = Amitralier nnb Nemiee=
lGmber am gil. - Sentihc Snse=
nieure banen Balm bmrd Wiiite
mad Sue5s&anal. = Sapansr IN
8uifiiG : Yulen. = Huklanb bat
$4,000 Sffi5iere perluren.-Ruf=
ldnp nab Sapanern Sniel Safalin
nnp mill iih an g pitbersen
(baniih) ifablps balten. = Nuitra=
liiher Yan3erfreu5er unb Abmirals
ihiff yItitralia" ieit September
ipurlus uerihtunnbet. = rGmben"
geridt ?! = Sritiiher Sren5er
rgenns" seitranDet mub ihucr be.
ihdbist. - Gnslanb perlanst Der.
sebens 1~4ptteubaiis IN Gorwesen.
1. Sesem6er.-ais Huiiiif1 ToIen
fonrnlt neue Sieeesbotifuft. Selb.
mdri6aa bon Sinoenburg bat 5ui.
iden Ger @eidiel uno @artbe Die
&riien auf's neite seidlasen iinb ettua
$500 9efangene gemaht. 49, 8ano.
men, 26 MaIdinengeidiise uno 5ubl.
reit]e Wtitnitionswaeen iielen in oeut-
Ife Sanoe.-Gie Sahlaee i'm Often
laBt iih ii%berbaupt iebr giinitig mir Die
Ceutiden an. Sn @ali5ien ordnaen
Die Seiterreider Ole Huiien pieoer Sll.
rid, mo Der ierbii6e SelO5ug oiirite
baloigit init Der poaigeu Nieoerlaee
Der Serben beenoet iein.-9eneraI
Don Wadenien, aommanoenr Der g..
Irmlee, peld,er Den eroben Sieg bel
Sob5 iber Die Huilen errung, lit bon
aoiier Wilbelm oilrf oeu Srben
Your.le.merite aitsge5eifnet moroen.
8enernl pon Iodenien mar es, Der
ais fonumanOierenber General oes r..
Nrmeeforps in Oun3ig aronprins
@ilbelm, Der banluis Sberit mo re.
9imentsfommarlbeur Der Sootenfopf.
Siliaren mar, III Die @ebeimniiie Der
proftiifen STRENGTHENING %einpeibte.
Ginen tbeoretiiden aurius nabm Der
8ronprin5 Damn ip1ter i'm 8eneral-
itab Si Berlin.
2. Sesember.-leS aaiiers Hesi-
ment, oas agl. miirttemb. Sni..Hgt.
8aiier 8ilbelm, 2onis Don EreuBen
q. wiirttembergiites) Ho. 100, bat
IN Den Ireonnen einen ieIten Stiis.
puuft Der SranSoien eritiirmt mo
etpa 300 Wunn, oarlnter spei Off.
3lere, gefaneen genommen. Die @ai.
fentbat iii niht BON GROCER 9eoell,
tllng, 5eigt aber, oaB Ole oeutihen
Sruppen imnner nod, bon Dem @eiit Der
Sffenliue beieelt iinO.-lteberna, no
Die Seinoe, I'M Often wie i'm @eiten,
angriffen. puroen iie abgei6laaen.
Sie Gage III Huliiid,-E olen. Smiihelt
@eidJiel uno @artbe. lit g~iinitig fiir
SlomarldIaa BON Sinoenburgs gr.
NEE. Sn Den S6lddten BON Wlo5la-
mef, autno. 2obS mnb SopicS, 5pi.
id,en Dem If. Hopembcr uno Dem 1.
Ge5ember, madItcn Die Sentihen iiber
10000 unpcrpunoete 8eiangene.-
Scrbien pieiit ar,i Dem lestcn God.
0os miro lest ielbit III 9onopn Sli9c9e.
ben. 9elgrab muBte Don Der ierbi-
ld,en 8arniion gerGlmt neroen. Sie
Seiterrelher iiberihritten Ole Sliiiie
&olnbora uno Siio, ihlusen Die Ser.
ben bel &omatiee uno mahten iiber
10000 8efangene. 8egen bunoert
8anonen muroen erbcutct.
49,
3. Sescmber.-gs mar Elm biitori.
ldlcr Moment. ais Or. pom 9ctbmann.
Sollpeg, Der oeutid,e Heid)SfanSler.
lid, anl Nadmittag SeS .. 0eSem6er
1919 in Dem Sisnngsiool oes Geit-
ld)en &eihStaseS am 8unoeSratbtii6e
(Sortieenne nui Ser ~, Seite,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
@rsbaI6 iinb mir nidt neutral?

8ie Der 8aIbingtoner Gorreipon>
bent ber .SQinpis Staats5eitlng"
rnit6utbeilen ipeiB. bat Der Srdiibent
nit ge3us auf bic bier gefabten Nes
iolutionen bemerft, bab es nift IN
ieiner Raft Idse, Die ausfubr bon
&rie9smttteln gu p%erbinDern.
IS lit MIR 5u betannt, baB benz
Grdiibenten fein 9eieb CUR Serbins
berung Der IuSfubr CUR Serfii9ulg
itebt. Ser Stped Der @aiicnoemons
S~fration mar aber eben Die Shaffung
eines iol6en @e1ebes uub bic brens
renbe Srage lit nun Die, ipie Der Yrd>
fibent lid 3u benz Ylare perbGlt.
Sn bieIem @usenblide sibt es feiu
fpeiteres Iustpeifen. Die Nbminiz
f%tration unb aud Der gon9reB peroen
.pffen an betennen baben, OBJ lie ii6
nit ibrer Sbeorie iiber Die Heutralis
tat be5 2anbes, ippnad 3riegsmittel
nIsgefii6rt iperoen rnb es bebauerli6
lit, baB bios Die Seinbe Seutihlano's
barails einen Gortbeil 5ieben tonneu,
sufrieben seben, ober aber Die Sbatz
fade in @etra6t 5iebeu, paB cine
NusfIbr Dor 8rie9smitteln itattfins
bet. trosoem Die W0slidfeit elmer
sleiden gesiinitieuns aler 1arteien
bon %pornberein misseihloiien it,.
sc ipirb Sarbe befannt perben
miiiien barber, Oh Die Iominiitras
tion es beOauert. fein Wittel our
gerbinberung Der Iusfubr an Der
,,Saub 3u ba6en ODER aber pb Tie Die
Gbipelenbeit zines iolhen Wittels aIs
fpiufommene Nusrebe ba5u beniist.
gn9lanb uno beiien gerbinbete 81
unteritiieen.
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(Sortieenne auf Der ~. Seite.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-14
ELEVATOR BURNS
DOWN AT M'CANNA

Grand Forks, n. D., May 14.-Flre
destroyed the II. H. Walland elevator
at McCanna yesterday and threatened
for a short time to destroy the en-
tire town, but was checked by the
efficient work of the Larin1ore fire de-
partment.
The blaze originated in the upper
floor of the elevator, being caused by
a hot box. The entire building, AMI
Is, 5000 bushels of wheat, II 600 bushels
of barley, 1000 bushels Of oats
which it contained were destroyed
The loss on the building is estimated
at $4,000 of which $4,000 is covered
by insurance. The contents were
| valued at $4,000 and was insured for
$16,O 0Us 90.
The Larimore fire department was
placed on a special train and rushed
to the scene, arriving fifty minutes al
| ter the call had been received. Sew"
| eral other buildings had already taken
fire. and the bCX car in which the fire
engine had been placed was ignlted
! three times " lille the apparatus was
icing unlOaded.
The flames were checked, however,
and ether buildings were Only slight
Is damaged.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-14
HOW YOU NAY THROW
away YOUR GLASSES

The statement is made that thou
sands wear eyeglasses who do not
really need them. If o are n Of
these unfortunates, then these glasses
may. be running your eyes instead Of
helping them. Thousands who wear
these "Windows' may prove for them
selves that they can dispense with
glasses If they will get the following
prescription filed at once: Go to any
active drug store and get a bottle Of
DIPLOMA: fill a two ounce bottle with
warm water and drop in one DIPLOMA
tablet. With this harmless liquid So
luton battle the eyes two or four
times daily, and you are likely to be
astonished at the results right from
the start. Many who have been told
that they have ~astigmatism, eye
strain, cataract, sore eyelids. weak
eyes, conJunctivitis and other eye dis
orders, report wonderful benefits from
the use Of this prescription. Get this
prescription filed and use it; you may
SO strengthen your eyes that glasses
will not be necessary. Thousands who
are blind, or nearly so, or who wear
glasses would never have required
them If they had cared for their eyes
In time Save your eyes before 1t is
too late! Do not become one Of these
victims of neglect. Eyeglasses are only
like crutches and every few years they
must be changed to fit the ever-in-
creasin~ weakened condition, so better
see If you can, like many others, get
clear, healthy, strong magnetic eyes
through the prescription here given.
For sale at Fout & Porterfield's.-
Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-14

es more than ordinary skill in this sort
OF work.
, Wm. Patterson and wife are back
from Rochester, Mimi, where Mr.. Pat
terson has been seeking relief from
physical troubles. .
Henry BruneR from Crete, a. D., Is
here for a few days with the Tiedeman
Bros.
Miss Higgins transacted considerable
business at E~nglevale this week.
II Farrell girls were home for a few
days last week. They returned to Lis
bon the first of the week to wind up
their school work for the year.
C. J. Smith had occasion to run over
to the county seat one day of this
week.
Clara Farrell was a passenger for La
Moure Saturday.
Assessors White and Jurgemeyer
have about completed their work, and
will be ready to make returns to the
county auditor at the proper time.
Miss Adeline Solberg of Napoleon, N.
d. Is here for a few days visit with
DR.. Bussen and family.
Fred Smith has been busy this week
circulating his petition for constable of
LaMoure county. Mr.. Smith has filed
this office excellently for the past four
years, and his friends have urged him
to run again for it. May he win by a
large majority. Cor. V.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-14
French Beauties
All Slender

In Paris (the city of the worlds
most beautiful women) the first thing
,hhe tourist notes when studying the
beautiful native women is the absence
OF plumpness or flesh. They are al
ways slender and graceful and so ac-
tive and attractive. Their %ervous
emotional temperament of course af-
fleets somewhat their physique, but
!gnost Of them keep up a continual fight
against increase Of weight. One of the
many good fat preventives n cures
Dis easily made at home by mixing 4
ounces PARROTS Call good druggists
garry this) with Ia lints hot water.
when cool strain and take l table,
spoonful before meals until weight is
Just where you want it. This is a safe,
aharmIess method of f~at-reduction and
Hdoes not depend on dieting or unusual
sexercising. The parnotis treatment is
gentle in action and restores the sym
HsnetricaI lines to the figure.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-14
News Of the Northwest
FIFTY VOICES TO
sing MESSIAH

Reeder, N. D, May 1.-THE Reeder
Choral society consisting of fifty
trained voices under the leadership OF
J. L. HORT, will render HandeIs Mes
siah, Sunday, May a.. at the Reeder
auditorium.
The following soloists have been OBJ
tanned: Miss CLARA Williams Of Min
neapolis, now on tour with the st. Paul
Symphony orchestra, soprano: Karl L.
Hjort Of Hillsboro. N. D., baritone:
Miss Elsa Spellman. contralto. and
Jacob L. HORT, tenor.
The orchestra will consist of the
following; Mrs. G. r. Estrem. Reeder.
piano: MI and Mrs. Chas. s. Robin
son, Miles City, Mont. v~iolins: H. A.
Blasting. Reader, violin; Christopher
brothers. Mineral Springs, violin. and
Emil Ahlness, Reeder. trombone.
1t is expected that this concert will
surpass any yet rendered as the ehor-
US has q number of very fine voices.
Special train service will be arrang-
ed so thai people from surrounding
towns will be able to attend.
Reeder has become noted through
out the northwest on account Of these
musical festivals which have been
made possible by the untiring efforts
Of the director. Jacob l. HORT,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-14
DISTRICT COURT
ON AT BISMARCK

Bismarck, n. D.. May 1A.-~District
court has convened here for Burleigh
county with possibly the lightest
calendar in years, there being but
thirteen criminal cases, and only
twenty eight civil actions. Several
cases have been called and are being
arraigned for trial, though the jury
will not be called till May 26. The
most notable case on the criminal Is
that against ]. Elmo Robertson. who
Is charged on two counts with COM
mitted rape upon the person OF Lillian
Tabert. q 16-year-old waitress.
Robertson was formerly cashier for the
Stacy Fruit Co., and had been prom1n~
ent in leading society circles. In de-
fault Of $4,000 bonds ne has been con-
fined in county Jail for three months.
He has secured Attorney LANCER Of
Mandau to defend him.
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NARROW ESCAPE
FOR CHILDREN

Donnybrook. n. D., May 1.-two
children, 4 and 5 years old. had a very
narrow escaHe from serious injury.
and perhaps death, whe one boy ri1ed
his fathers desk and discovered a
loaded .3S calibe~ revolver inside. He
handed the gun to the older boy, who
pulled the trigger several times and
the gun exI loded on a single cartridge
in the chamber, burytng the lead in
the floor a. the other boys feet.
The children are the sons of c. A.
Johnson and VIM. Dogstetter of Den
nybroek, both we'll known in this sec
ton Of the state. 1t appears that the
Johnson boy gained admittance to his
fathers office in company with the
Dogstetter boy and rifed his dads
desk. Finding the handsome revolver
within, he handed the same to the s.
year-old Dogstetter child. He imme-
d.ately had visions of bandits and
bears. n began playing hero" with
the gun. A single cartridge in the
chamber exploded, and luckily struck
only the floor.
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T~rotters News,

Trotters, N. D., May Ito The
Forum: Frank Hodgin arrived from
Richmond. Ind, to spend the summer
with his brother.
H. Johnson. who was seriously hurt
by being thrown from a broncho. is
still in Beach under medical care.
Mrs Amundsor has moved out from
Beach and started to make improve
ments IN her claim.
Miss Mary Wyse has returned to her
claim after spending the winter at the
home of ] Stoddard.
T. Toebe and John Kramer spent
Sunday at the home of John Robert
son.
Burl WOODBURY. has purchased a new
Ford and expects to make some long
trips the coming season.
W. II. MCHurney Is on the sick list.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
home Of Mrs. +. Orr this week.
Kidder Bros. are busy seeding with
their gasoline engine.
There Is u be ar entertainment and
dance at Skaar May % for the benefit
of the schocI,
The farmers are all smiling after
the rain AMI snow which fell Monday,
which was much needed for the crops,
Cor. T.
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SERUNGARD TO RUN
FOR j. 5. SENATE

Minot, N. D., May 14.-Sever Ser
umgard of Devils Lake, formerly
prominent in democratic councils, will
be the progressive party candidate for
United States senator, Mr.. Serumgard
being brought into the rae for that
losition by resolutions which We're
adopted at the big bull moos meeting
held hera Tuesday night,
At the same time plans were made
10 fill ticket in first congressional dis
trict, where 10 candidate has been an
nounced.
H. r. Turner of Fargo was elected
state chairman, succeeding Dorr Car
roll, who resigned because of his can
didacy for attorney general.
The banquet held following the com
mittee meeting was quite successful.
Mark Chatfield was POSTMASTER, and
P. O.. Thorson Of Grand Forks, A. Y.
More of Fargo, Mr.. Carroll and Mr..
Serumgard. responded.
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LAST DAYS SESSION
OF AUDITORS MEET

Bismarck, n. D., May 14-Today
will mark the adjournment of the an
nual meeting of the county auditors
of the state. who have had h~eadquar-
tiers at the Hotel Mckenzie the past
two days. OF the fifty auditors of the
state fully thirty-fve of them were in
attendance at this meeting. After the
business session today the visitors will
be rendered a banquet this evening.