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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
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am prattiihffcn.
Mie man in allen fricgIii1rcnhen
2dnbern beute beitrebt 1T, ben Ser
lult BON Gliebern burd) tiinitiide
9lierer gu milOern, 10 lpirb in ben
bsrI9icoenItem Snbuitrien unb Mns
ltalten nit srSbtem Gifer baran ges
arbeitet, an9 benz empfinoltdlien
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gibt es au@ aa6lreic5c SfpnitruttiDncn
bon 8lilfcnubrer, pie nod Der
lteberiidt zines beutl9m Sneenieurs
cine tedjn!l1 gellngene Mrt BON Seit<
me1lerl fir Glinbe baritellen.
Meiiaus ON pluttil9iten erideiz
nen inter ben poriieeenben 5ppen bic
Eoftubren. Nuf hem 3iffernblatt
bieier l1bren, bereu Merf rnb 3eiger
DEFENDERS srdftig nnb piberitanbs=
fiabig gearbeitet llnD, tpeiben bic Cab
len entipe5er in 8linbenI9rift in Hez
licfgeitalt a~ngegcben, ober aber bur9
erbabene puntte beaci4net, bic BEL
Der 3, 6, 8 unb IL our befleren
Sricntierung itarter auasefiibrt 1inb.
Inn Die 3eit 81 ertcnnen, muB Der
glinoe biefe puntte pom 8iigeltnopf
Der Hbr aus 3dblen. Meniger Dpr<
tetlbaft ertpieien iid bic Blinoennb-
rem, bic bas @ebDr our 9ilfe nebs
men. 9ie erite Gaftubr nurbe Bee
reits I'M 18. Sabrbunbert polr 8res
slet 9ergeitellt, ,unb Bis gum beutis
gen Sage bat ii@ biefes inatpifden
natirli4 oft perbeiferte Spftem am
brattii6iten ernielen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
@tabt nub Gonnp.
Samstag, ben %. September.
Rleine stabt=W euisteiteu.
-Mcrpcn-S Gel MitteI eegengbel,ma-
tlsn1us nllo Sdmcr5en alcr Mrt.
Hiepe'S Wppthefe.

Srol George stpItcnbcrs, go.
2231 Scott StraBc, rcilte nub Ses
Woincs, MGilben ul1o Sn1oba, ab, pp
tic lid bel @errrnnoten ur1b Srcnnbcn
u%lf5llbuItcl ocbcnft.
Srau Sba SbeSe bon Gltrant
biclt 'ih geitcrn auf ser 9urdreile
llad) @atcrloo III Supcnpurt 5u @ez
1ud nif.
= t6crr uAb Srau 6. s. @itt BON
Iinneapplis balt lih nit ibrcn SDbz
nel1 Ilpin unb Garl bel 6errn llllb
Srm $. S. 3cuh 81 @eiuh auf.
Saben sic idon SIo Miiiion
8ier probirt2 @leih nit oem belten
importirten @ier uno elnpfnblen bon
Den 9oftorcn. Sod Ssla1lo 9reiuing
Company. (Mn5.)
Srau @arl @pllmer eab ont
9onnerstog Abcnb in ibrem, $40. 40
@iacrclt Ipe., Mc@lellan @eisbts gez
lc9cncm Seine cine l%Interbaltl,ra, Slt
Scr lih Sablreibe ibrer 8efannten eitlz
e%eflinben battell.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
So lie hpfn n I .

Die bsatannte $, s.
!9inrtasfde 8ud)bdnolung III 2eip1
gig begeht i9r bu:sbertfunf5isjahrises
Subtldum. S@pn ppr mebr ais bu1z
bert Sa1ren bat fie nit Der !Serausz
gabe Der INSTRUMENTATION !Stlfsmittel
bespnnen, bic ben Nanren bes Sauz
leg ipeit befannt asmadt baben. @te
btelipgraphiide Internebmuns Ser
Sinri3si@en 9u'15anolung muroe int
borigen Sabre bonn 8Drlenperein ser
eeutl9en 8ndbdatler anseteuft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
Nrusef sesen 8iirsermeiiter 9enf-
mann ~berld)pben.

Iipton, Sa., Sen %. september
1916. .gpe5ialforrelponoen5. 0as
neutrality-suspicious. bas bon @iir,
gern bon 3ltrant gegen 8iirgern1ei=
tier 9enfmam1 BON 9l1ront ange=
ltrengt uoroen NOR, lt1b bas bel1te
5ur 8erban0lllng i'm bielisen &reis.
geridlt gelangen iolte, lit auf nnbe.
ltimmte 3eit peridoben lpor0en. 9as
@erid)t miro bier morgen geidloiier
iDer0elt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
Sic Silfsfpnbs.

Scrr s. g. 2ore15el1 BON @alcot1
lit Der cole Sitter oes Cages. @err
2orenae1 iibergab eeitern Ser Meoaf-
tion bcs Ser Gcmofrat" $500 NIT
Dem gelnerfct, oab sic @alfte biele1
Srnlt1le fin oe1t libirild)en rl1o sic
al1Oere &dlfte fir Sen beutid=plter=
reih=ungariiden Neutrality-suspicious.
peruenbet meroen loG. @eitere Spen=
nen fir bieie Ionos ltno oril1genS
ermiinidt uno merbe1 itets in Ser &c
oaftion bes Ser 9emofrat" entge=
ge%llqe11pntr1elt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
Jener in MapspiQe.

|(Spe5ial ait Sen uGer 9emofrat" J
Sn eil1em @eridober bon Senrt
9ruebl, Der in Der Ndbe bon MaDs.
bile lpobnt, brad geitern Mbenb Ell
5el1er aus, bent Der &euI1ober, met,
rere Sdllppen ltnb eirfge groBe Seu.
|balen 5alm Spfer fieleu. Ser alfge.
rilftete Sdaben lon beoellte1b, abel
gr0Bentbeils our6 @eriidenlngen sc.
0eft lei1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23

Sic aeiie oortbin foltet ,mebr @elo.
Sd claude iogar, Dob mir IN 0ieienl
Sabre einmal 81 ertrapagant gelpe-
len ii,1b 1alb aritatt geipart, i'm Ser
bdltntB mebr @elb ais i'm @oriabre
a~usgegeben baben." Nur nidt Den
Wlltb iinfen laiien llno Sen Sumor
berlieren,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
9er &nigbt Motor=
&Drtrag.

Sin l,abe5ll helebtcs 9allS - oas
lteB an oelltlidltell 6as grobe Suffer-
eIIe %erfcntelt, meldes fir ben bon
Serrn &enrp s. @omer angefiinbig=
ten @prtrag iibcr Sen b~criibnltcll
&lligbt Slecpe-galpe Doctor entge-
geltgebradt mprben mar. llnb, bie
pielen intercliirtem @eilld)cr, Die lid)
id)on redtaeiti9 in 9urtis Spern-
bals einseltcllt battell, %iplltcrl lid III
ibren Sofflltngen 1lidt getGllldt le=
ben, crtlarte bod @err Sorper alles
anf bas @elloleltc, lto Die sur iel-
ben 3eit 9e5eigtell bilolihen CARTEL
lnngen trllaen melentli6 paal bel,
I'M ieoem oas ittereliante Sben1a
allf oas oeutlidlte peritailolib 5lt mo-
d)ert.
Mad) ser @orfiibrlr1g zines 6iln1s
mo oen 0arbietumgcll mebrerer ge-
ianalid)er @ortrage mlroe SEER
Sooner Ben eridiencnen gelubern
poraeltcllt. SSt fl,rsen @ortel1 CT
flarte ct oant sic @eidiebte hes belt-
te allf llnerreid)ter @obe oa%ltebenben
@alpe=Wntprs, Scr inn Sabre 1908
BON eillem Gbicago'er erfunoen lpllr-
De llnb nadl langeren Sobren, nad-
Dem herlelbc altf bent el,ropdilfen
Mfarft ~eingefiibrt moroen mar, alld)
in ben G~ereinigten Staaten ei1 Mb-
lasgebiet fa1b. Iieles pltroe ba-
ourd) b%erbeigefiibrt, nadoem ser
amerifanilbc al1tler eriahren bate,
oab Elm b%ellerer Doctor in europa eris=
%ltirte. Die Iabrifation bes alligbt
Sleepc=Galne Mptprs ml1rbe ban11
banf ser @emiibunger BON Serrl1
&rigbt, oes GRINDERS ser rieligen
@plis-S perlmlo s(nlage in 5oleoo,
|0bio, in gngriff eenommer uno
bcut5ltage lit mani ald} bier5ulanoe
sur giltiiht getpmmen, oaB Ser
&aigbt 5lecpe=8alpe Motor Ser bette
lit.
Sn Ben porgefiibrten @anoelbil=
oern mllr0el1 bie peridiebenen 8alpes
llnb Ser %logenannte &ilton-Ming in
Der oeutlidlten @eiie geseigt. ge=
loroers iltereIiant paren Die nor5iig=
.lid sen1ad)ten Nufnabmen, mel1e Sos
Mrbeiten Ser eil15eIl1cn 8alpes alti
oas MQerge11alleite 5eigten. SSm Ser
lqltf ieiner M1sfiibrungen mies ser
&eoaer nidlt MIR baraltf Fin, bab sic
l8alpes nie ausldleiBen miirbe1, ion-
bern CT blieb allh Sen 8elpeis fir
leine gebal1ptllng nidt lduloig. ssSn
flarer l1no oelltlider 8eile erlallterte
er ferner, mclde e,torme1t @ortbeile
bon elnen1 oerartigen Doctor erpartet
meroen fonnen. IS iinb Dieles sic
l1llgemein groBe 8etriebsfrait zines
Mutomobils, elm rubiges utto leittes
Tabren init oemielben, Ser geringe
0el-gerbraud ltro anbere mebr.
aalr5 por 8een6igltng leines 9or-
TRACES erilldte SEER @otper Die Sim
pelenoen, iraenbmelde Sragen iiber
ben Wotor 81 %itellet, mas benlt alld)
sur @eniige getban ml,rbe. 3lpar ma-
rel1 mebrere oerielben redt ipaB6af-
ter Nrt, ein @itbolo batte iogar bie
inpaiienOe Nrage aeltellt, mie alt CT.
@omer) lei, ie6od lieBen bie al1bc-
rem Trage1 erfenate1r, oaB man oen
Ilsfiibrungen nit groBem SSr1tercIIe
gcfolgt 1por rno bas 5bema alent=
halben oils mihtige Sagesfrage a11er=
fannt mltrbe.
Ser &eoner %erntete fir feline por=
treffliden 9arltelunaen groBen 8ei-
faa nno ieber NOR iih Set Gbatiade'
betpubt, bob Die Sperlanb 9apenport
gompann Ben 8emobnern bon 0a-
bcaport nno l1mgeseno etipas auber<
aelpDbnlihes geboten batte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
@cttidieRen bcs 9apemport aifle Gl,,b

Scr ncllorsanilirte 9apenport Mifle
Club miro belltc Nabmittag Inn Stpei
llDr al,f DEM norpDitli9 bon gettenbprf
g~elegencn Sdiibealtanb iein bieslabriz
aes Standardization crDffncn. Gs
linb 5lpci sebiiecnriegerl, cine fir
.Shiitea linb cine fir 2cute, sic nod
nnidt 10 gut nut Dem @ctpebr ul,5uz
gcbcn pcritcben, einseridtet ipprbcn.
Gas @ettl6iebcn lit nur fir N3itglie~
Der unb bcrcn Sreunbc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
3nr lette,t Mnbc.
8iIliam@ 81. @erfe.

BIIItd III u. I c.
Sic 8eilebllng BON @illiam q. Ger
fe erfolgte scitern Radmittag 0 gtilz
fen 4 @artlpis's Observation-Disclosures
gtabliiicment aug nm 8ipei l1br u,lter
Den Nuipi5icn Der @arusari : 2oge nui
oem itabtildcn S%riebbofe. 5err Sobanz
nes &roc9er belt bic 2eidcarebe. Sic
nadltebenoen Wtglieber Der @arusaz
ri : 2ose antirten als 8abrtu9z
TRIGGER: $. Sranf Ismus Wplbenz
i6eib, Sobannes g6miDt, Sreb gieg,
Serbinanb guege, &enrp &etlefien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23

8err lno Srrl Solepb @edt
bon Camp Wtglellan reilten nit
Sreunben nad Goroon, Minn., ab,
nm BORT cine 8o6e lang Dem eblen
Ingeliport gu bulbigen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23

- Mer6ants Sra1sfer & Storage
60. SeIepAon 855. @na4 :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23

Der SbluB6eridt bon 2ouis Gf,
bar0t, Dem 8ertpalter oes Nadlaiies
bon &oratio SO. Spratt, ml,rbe o,lrd
ben Mnipalt 2ouis &p6oepig i'm
Scott COUNTY ge5irfsgeridt geb,d1
|nno g~lltge6eiBen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24

April PA redispoion of the of the American
expedition into Mexico planned by Funston has been
completed learned
units along the line communicating that it is
Columbus Mex
leo, ready meet eventuaIty.
expedition will maintain military status
diplomatic negotiations Washington for the with
drawal of the
belief officers
believe the small
northern Chihuahua bands
widely scattered and OF two three
official
forces American cavalry been withdrawn
the
dislike intense. This with
tions. .... ...
military authorities have
reliable information that Villa has crossed the Durango
vicinity Parra small
mountains He said to be
the mountains northwest of Parra Todays
placed him last MonoaVa
BANDIT SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
April 24Via slightly wounded but not ncapactaed
the mountainous northwest of
which caused
authentic Villa last about eghy-fve
southwest the OF Pesh"
ing's Sunday.
REPORT OF ANoTHED CLASH NOT CREDITED.
24-Nether General Bell at Bliss the
regarding Mexican that American soldiers had
civilians Satevo The report which is not
credited here, said several negroes were killed
reached the
Leher Chihuahua The said
held jail there until American officials officers
could talk to him and satisfy themselves of his identity
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24

SEES Big
CHANGES
Well Satisfied With His
Prospects for Success at
June Election.

Optimistic at his prospects for sue
cess in the June primaries. U. L. Bur
dick Of Williston, candidate for the
IRepublican nomination for governor,
was in Fargo over Sunday. leaving
this morning for Penn, N. D. where
he will speak at a dedication service
this evening. the people of Penn open
ing their new opera house.
Il am very we'll pleased with the
prospects" said Mr.. Burdick, in an
interview with a representative Of The
Forum, early this morning. Il have
received so many pledges Of support
from so many sections of the state,
and from so many men who have not,
lin previous years, been for me, that
1 feel greatly encouraged"
Satisfied at Present Situation.
Mr.. Burdick stated, with respect to
the reports that Col. J. H. Fraine
might withdraw from the race, that he
personally had no interest in Mr.
FRAMES action.
Il feel that even should Mr.. Frame
withdraw from the race, little or none
Of his support would come to me. l
have no desire to see him drop out.
my campaign for election will be
made on the platform of principles
that I have contended for ever since
I was first q member of the state leg
islature. These are we'll known to the
voters at large, and there should be
lno need Of discussing them again.
lDuring the campaign just opening, I
will devote myself to such new ques-
tions as have arisen in the last two
Years. I will not spend much money
in the campaign, but will fill a sched-
ule of addresses that will take me to
many big gatherings throughout the
state.
Discusses Nonpartisan League.
| "As to the new element injected into
the situation this year-the Nonparti-
san league-I would say that my OBJ
Iiections to the league are based on its
program Of state owned industries.
do not believe it is the province OF
the state to exercise its sovereign au-
thority in the establishment of state
owned packing plants, etc, but l am
a firm believer in the establishment OF
such industries through cooperation
BY cooperation, the greatest measure
Of benefits will be returned to the
growers.
Another proposition on which
base my opposition to the league Is
its refusal. up to this time, to come
| out III ldNOF OL pIOIllplIlOil' IhS pSO
| pie of the state know just where
stand on that issue-and I cannot give
my support to any organization that
will not give It's support to our present
constitutional provision for the prohi-
bition of liquor sales"
Mr.. Burdick is being given the
strongest kind of support in his home
community. and the "Burdick for Gov
ernor'' club, organized in Williston
will be an active influence working in
favor Of his election.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
Great Gap Torn in
Burlington Embankment -
Allowing Mississippi
to Flood Lowlands

Lacrosse Wis, April 2Three hundred feet of the Burlington
the the Mississippi
river Sunday and of water hurled thousands
land the Wisconsin side the
The Burlington the only
the of
Sunday smashed
fell sheltered
At the the break the feet above the land
beyond the the flood
force The steadily wdened until today 300 feet
Northern Railroad which
the
break
bridge the
Chicago Minneapolis,
will
the possibility railroads running
along the Mississippi with the
while flood slowly the stretches
banunent.
special construction trains working
both sides between Lacrosse
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
More Vessels Sunk
by German Submarines

London April Agost
has been by The was landed
that the French bark
to have saved.
Lloyds report of
Another
of the haveb
o. tonsg gross
sunk, Loyds announcement states All the
Al by the
Ieyan n mari
She wasa 1850 built in 1904.
The esteam o from
recor of her
steamer Tregantle April
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
Pursuit of Villa Is Over
Belief Of S>rmy Officers
TROOPS Mark Time
TO
SATISFY
JAPAN

Washington, D. c., April 24.--
Japan's protest against inclusion in
the pending immigration bill of
reference to the Root -Takahira
agreement restricting the immigration
OF Japanese labor was discussed in
conference by Secretary Lansing.
Chairman Stone of the senate foreign
relations committee and Chairman
Smith of the immigration committee.
Senator Smith later called meet
ing Of this committee for Thursday,
when, it is understood, an effort to
modify the bill will be made so as to
eliminate any objection the Japanese
government may have.
Il see no reason to believe that a
satisfactory solution cannot be easily
reached" said Senator Smith.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
Reply Expected By Saturday.

Germany's reply to the American
note. demanding immediate abandon
ment of illegal and inhumane submar-
inc warfare probably will be before
President Wilson by Saturday. In the
meantime perhaps within forty eight
hours. Ambassador Gerard at Berlin is
expected to be in a position accurately
to forecast the contents of the docu-
ment.
1t is confidently believed that the
German reply will be handed to Am
bassador Gerard on Wednesday or
Thursday and then about two days will
be required for the work of coding,
cable transmission. and DECIDING.
From Mr.. Gerards informal con-
versations with officials Of the Berlin
foreign office. is expected to come the
advance word Of what is to be expect
ed.
The most recent dispatch received
from the ambassador was said to con-
tain only quotations from editorials in
German newspapers. These were de-
scribed as being virtually identical
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24

with the editorial opinions in press
dispatches. The general tone OF
calmness displayed by the German
press was noted with satisfaction.
However, the editorial expressions
seemed not to alter anxiety over the
ultimate outcome. The German en-
.bassy today was without dispatches
from Berlin. Count Won Bernstorff. the
German ambassador, was out of town.
He is expected to return today, and
during the day may call at the state
department in connection with the re-
turn of papers seized in New York by
agents Of the department of justice
from Wolf Won Igel. former attache of
the embassy.
In view Of the status of the submar-
inc situation. 1t is unlikely that he will
mention that subject unless instructed
to do so by his government between
now and the time of his call.
1t is stated authoritatively that the
German embassy has no more infor-
nation regarding the intentions of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
It Is Now Expected
Wilson Will Have the
German Reply by the
End of Present Week

Washington, April 24confdenta dispatches
Gerard that will make
to the United States to the note demanding immediate
abandonment of methods submarine
the concessions will be sufficiently broad to the American
mands Officials reflected
for IN amcabIe tement of he issue.
It Ambassador Gerard has
ons will
friendly
gained officials
United without arousng
which Dispatch
of highly received during
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
RUSSIANS ARE CHECKED.

Conantnope via London April 2The Russians have met with
Southern
cal statement the
official statement 4
"Irak front-There have been reporting
Caucasus fronHosle Mok
south of Bis compelled Bis fighting
guard engagements They left hundreds of dead e
After fighting
OF Mush the repeled direction
No $780,
heights
this mountain lost heavily.
I'm the Tchoruk region there have only been kmshes
I'm Djevzk hostile detachment
advance southwark Trebznd Engagements
tachment landed Platana (bout miles Trebizond
the attacked
5s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24

BRITISH
REPLY

Washington, D. c., April 24.-Brit-
ish Ambassador Sir Cecil Spring Rice
delivered to Lansing his governments s
reply to the American protest against
interference with neutral commerce.
France eoncurs in the main with her
ally, but will particularize for herself
on minor points. The note is legal
of the two nations.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
Villa Reported to Be
Hiding in Mountains
Carranza Has Asked
For an Early Reply
REPORTED VILLA WITH BIG
FORCE WILL ATTACK AMERICANS

Ell Paso, April 24.-According to Mexicans arriv-
ing here from the interior reports have been spread
that Villa is coming north again with the object of at
ackng the American forces. They say the bandit
has 800 followers, and will be joined later by Pedro
Bracamonte of the Torreon district who has 800 men,
and General Banuelos, whose command numbers 1000
men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24

Lopez, Villa Bandit Who
Slaughtered Seventeen
Americans Is Captured
PUBLIC EXECUTION TO END LOPEZ.

Ell Paso, April 24.-Public execution in the Plaza
at Chihuahua City to end the of Pablo Lopez
the Villa bandit captured Saturday Santa Ysabe
according to passengers arriving here from Chihuahua
similar fate awaits the three taken with Lopez
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24

asked reply
suggesting be recalled
in
official declined
the matter.
Mexican embassy that the had been
Arredndo there It understood
through Mexico
City. The reply also will be sent through Rodgers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
McC Combs Will Not
Direct the Campaign
Lynch May SucceedHim

washington April 24Wiiam of the
he
unable to continue in
tonal convention
pagn Tor reelection
Minnesota is expected
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
Giant Artillery, Again
Thunders at Verdun--
Heavy Fighting Soon

24-Ahough there
the Vdun battle with the infantry both sides remaining
fighting bombardmen has started in the
region.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
SEND IN
FESTIVAL
DONATIONS
Citizens of Fargo and Moor
head Voluntarily Send
Tn Money.
COMMITTEES MEET TUESDAY
Working Committee Will
Meet at Luncheon Tomor-
row and Hear Reports.

Finances for the Shakespearean
celebration, here on May s, to 13, in
elusive, is going to be one of the least
of the troubles of the central commit
tee Of the Fine Arts club, if the people
of Fargo and Moorhead respond in the
future as they are doing at the pres
ent time.
The financial committee, which is
composed Of Leslie Welter, ST., Of
Moorhead and William Magill, B. 1.
Heating and A. r. Colwell of this city,
stated today that already the central
committee, which has charge of the
general arrangements for the celebra-
ton, has received a large number OF
checks by mail as individual contribu-
ton to the great event
The finance committee was busy to-
day appointing the working commit
tees to canvass the two towns. The
committee is dividing each Of the cities
into districts and working committees
are being assigned to each of these
districts.
The work of canvassing will be
started tomorrow and the finance COM
mittee expects to have this work COM
pleted in a short time.
THE citizens OF both Fargo and
Morohead have taken hold in a man
ner that is most gratifying to the CEN
trail committee and all who are giving
their time and work to this PROPOSE
tion," said one Of the members of the
finance committee this morning. Just
to show how the people of the two
towns are stirred up over the PROPOSE
tion it has only to be stated that the
central committee has received large
number of checks through the mails
from individuals who took this means
nF Et,;Io mi.
people of the two towns have taken
hold in a manner that assures the
Shakespearean celebration will be the
greatest event of the kind ever held
| in the northwest"
Workers Meet Tomorrow.
The working committee will hold an
l ~,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24

Berlin April 24-The Nord Dousohe Aegmene eetuns"
that
offers from enemies" 1t said
Russians bad taken the negotiations Ger
authorities will completely
are einven tons."
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-04-24
Workers Meet Tomorrow.

The working committee will hold an
Important nleetins morrow noon al
a luncheon, the place of holding which
has not been fully decided on at this
time. At this meeting some of the
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THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Tuesday. Cool,
tonight.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-08-11
Only MoIstened His Lips.

0mer Scudder, Columbus real es
tate and insurance agent, told some of
the other business men who have Of
fees In the Bassett building that he
was hot They agreed that they we're
Just as hot as he was.
II can eat all the Ice cream you
fellows are willing to buy" Scudder
declared.
The others made up 60 cents and
sent out for a half gallon Of cream.
They had a notion that Scudder would
eat about a quart after which they
would divide the remaining quart
among themselves. Scudder surround
ed the entire half gallon of ice cream.
smacked his lips and asked them
whether they we're not going to get
him enough Ice cream for a real taste.
The business men looked at each 9TH
er, smiled sickly and returned to their
places OF business. = indianapolis
News.