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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-28
cHAs. r. TJADER DEAD.
'Rv Associated Press

Nby xaboOCIdIoN SoS,J
New York, Dec. 2S.-Charles Richard
Tjader, explorer, author and inventor,
died here yesterday after a brief ILL
ness. .F.....fi 80. - x "a. .
Mr.. Tjader was born in April 1859,
in Karlskrona, Sweden. The greater
part of his life was spent in this coun-
try.
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The newest craze in miiiinery-all
ribbon hats. Just received. Come in
and see them. Holderman's Hat Shop,
81 Broadway.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-28

that day." said Mr.. Tucker, "the storm
being much worse than it apparently
was in this part of the state"
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For Quick Results Use The Fargo
Forum Wants.
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UNSoUGHT DISTINCTION.
Good losers greatly are admired
We're always glad to see one.
Yet no man ever yet desired,
Down in his heart, to be one.
Washington Evening Star.
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Spmpboniefonssrt.

3,pei gsubititen ipirb bos gro.
graIlm Der beiben GputpboniefoBeric
Drin9eft bie beiite 9tafmIittae unS
Worgen aben6 Inn enierp AUDITORIUM
itattiinoen. Der Slopierpirtltoie Saisi
pofmann, Der SoIiit Der beioe, Son.
oerte, ipirb bic GDnid0pf,tng eires
iunsen, iotueit ilnbetaiten aunponi.
item Iamens Gporsfp, IN Gbroniati.
con fir alnpier inlb Or6eiter, our
Gritauffiibrirng bringen unb Or. Sun.
ipalo bot sipei Sdse aus Msar @eger's
~Gomautifde Cutie angeieSt.
siuberoem ipieIt SoFmonn nod Sus
Maoierful5ert in @-Daol bon Saint
SaGns ir6 oas Grdeiter piro ais
asoSarts G.Deoa
Spnpbonie aufiiibren
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0lefrrmirte SnlemSf stride.

Der MGrnerOerein in @erbtnbuns
nit benz Gbpr unb Der Sagsnb Der
Rsformirtea Solsmsgemsinbe (gorl
). S.pl, paitor) pirb an Mittpo6,
90. Nooember, in Der Memortul Sua..
Gin unD Grant Strabe, stn &on5srt
geben, befsn Grtrag gum 8eiten Der
@smeinbe 6eittmmt 1T. Sin gbor DOH
go Stimmen 1T gebilOet porben.
profefor Sp6n u. Soffman pOm
GonierDdtorp Of Wfufic, Der aIs Sdn@
ger unb 2ebrer slei6 riibmlia betanni
1T, Bat bic 2ettung bes Gpors iiber>
nommen unb es iteben gebiegene 2e'~
itungsn gu ertpdrtsn. Der g6pr lit in
ieosr Stimme bura etliti ausee6iIs
bets Sanger Deritdrtt DorOsn, unb bic
Splopartien iperben BON nuufbaftsn
SOltit.n ausgsfiibrt ipsrben. SiBe
fir bas aon5ert perben IN 2aben oer
S6Gfer Rubber Co., 116 Sit 4. Str,
reIsrpirt; 6egirneno Montdg, 13. gtOe
psmbsr. Gintritt %, 80 uno 70 Gents.
0as 5ur 9urtfiibruug gelangenoe
grpgramm lit ME folgt;
G6or-rsbe 0dtarppro". j.. Yinfuti
Getlamation-S3sHe aus rSbe Wtuz
iicmaiter" .............. .Rlein
5err Eobsrt Soepfert.
Geigenfoli -9ierrot gai. >. .SirinbeGi
Sn a Garoen. 9trinpeGi
FRI. Mlo3sle Bennett.
Quartet aus ,Rioolstto" .. .@erbi
SRI. 5loru WfitIer, 9rau GbarIss
SOnaro, 5err Ri6art Barren urb
6err Cigar @eitb.
SlabisrIoli-, ,2trabests" ... .SebufG
2isbestruum ............. 2tI5t
Gsarbas .......... WdtDotpel
6err 80. Melbrum.
Gbpr-, ,auIIab1 Of 2iie~ II. 2eslie
Re3itation-, ,GrcuTe me" Susbes
6err Rpbert 5ospfert.
Quintett unb Gbor, @ebet aug r2ot
bsrqrin" ............. .Mdguer
sSrl. Wlartslld Utenae, Srau Gbars
les 6oparb, 6err Gbpin Shmtbt,
Ssrr %. StmoG uno 9err @ruolo
S6roeoer.
3ioeurertpeiien @isniatpsti
SRI. WoseGe Bennett.
Ssrtett aus .9ucid" .8ontsetti
SRI, Utarcelld Meree. 5rau G6ars
les 6oparb. !6rr Riddrb 9oreb,
Setr Goipin Sdmtot, Serr @ogur
@eitb uno 6err QrroIb Sdroeber
Gdntate-, Sbe Wred Of The Sefpes
rus" 2pngFeqops s2lnbsrfon
9egleiter: Serr W. Wleloruru.
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perltrlndHn mllr0e. Ou5 M Der
6abrifatiJn alfotoliid)er 8etrdnfe
langelegfe Berrnogen ipir5 diti Die
enorme Sunime bon ST ,3O0, 900, ,G0C
geifdst iinb Die idbrItten alnsga5en
IN alien 3ireigen oes @eitaits6etrie.
bes. @sateriaI. TRANSPORT, Sobne, auI
bic elitannlife Sauiiine BON $700,.
100000. Sie glisgoben fiir Wtate.
rial, Steuern, Bad,t, 8eoarf. Sobne
uiID. uluerbulten oirett Oltaionen BON
8iirgern iino tebaiten groBe Eoiten
in Der Gan6mirtbid,ait, Der Rmuliat.
tlrr, fem transport nto oem @runo.
northumberland. &Qe anoersn sipi.
Iiirten Ratioiien baben Die Ssirmorali-
al 6er Observation-Disclosures o6ne
GntidIoigung Der Gigertbiuner amer.
taniit; aiidJ nniere 8iegierimg f6nne
erner gititdoiging I'M Sale Der Gin.
iiibrnng nationaler Yru6ibition nidt
aiis Dem @eae feben.
lteber bic Solgen nationaler BRO.
bibItion fpre6eno, iagte Col. gabit,
oaB lie Die sSabrtfation leidten gic.
rcs berbiloern, ober Die DeitiIlatton
Bon S6napS HI oen S1uiern 3lint
eigenen Oebrauh grcB3icbeu peroe.
Ser 80riieeiioe madle baum Die
folgeiioen GuIpiebh,ngen.
1. &r6bere Discrimination BEL Ger
Gribeilimg bon 2i5enien;
2. 9ie Yerrinaerlme Der 3abl Der
@iribidnften uno Die Giurittuna BON
@trtbid,aften in Der RGbe Don Babrif.
anIngen ais ausidlieBIide gier.
Wirthidnfter i,eben Der Berabiolgung
,parmer Speiien.
8. auFndri,ng bes gubIitiiuls iiber
bic SSaOltris ulIo boa puoutt
ieIbit.
aus Honrn,ittee fir @rbefterangete.
3eHbeiten, bem Der beritorbene George
~. @una dIs prou,inentes UeitgIieO
angeb0rte, beriftete. bab tpeitige
Gtreifs I'M grGugerperbe 5u oer5eidl.
nen wren, imo baB be 9e5iebunsen
5ipiiden grbeiter lno 9lrbeitseber
anoge1eidynete ieieIt. Ser gegenieitige
8eriid,erimgsplan, tpie Die BrauISr.
biiitrie In @etp Dorf i'm einseiiibrt
bat, mirb oes ldrgeren beiprod,en.
0as aaibIttations- -aOnrmittee BE.
tont Die 9aotbpestbigfeit Der auftll.
riing 6es ghibIifiins ods BON ben Yro.
bibitioniiten aitfgebctt iei. Sieie ar.
beiteien Gag uub 9eatt. OasleLbe
miiiie bonn 8rmrsaperbe eefbeben.
Sas gerat5,,ngsfonunittee beiprif;t
pieIe Sragen rein eeid,ditlid)en ;Srl,
Dalt5. nlad,t abcr aiti bic Bru6ibi-
iionsnfte m CANADA aiifnerfiain, 6ie
ocn Der grobibitiousbeipeuine IN ben
gereinigten Saaten grlinooerihie.
Sen lei gier, oas nidt nletr ais
LAB sllfobol errtbalte, Oiirie iabri.
Sirt fperoen, uub Der Giit3eloertaili
babe feline 2i5erlsgebiifren su be3nb.
len. Die Seriteaiing BON Grport.
bier bon gr0berer Stdrfe imo Sie
eiuiiibriing pom Spirihloien gum
peri6nliden @ebrcud iei uidt Der.
hoten.
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Observation-Disclosures

J8urt 8. Siems, 26, GIeusIanb, ..
(Srma s. Smith, &c, 4537 Garua.,
tion 0be.
! 6arrp 9utpmdn, 21, 26 @arfilb 81
iSeiiie Speare, "a, 1912 pleui iautSt,
! j0oualb S. 2pIe, q, 2o3 DoIper9fu.
(QIunn B. Montgpuerp, IL, Sreens
bale goe.
j9eslep 3aplor, q, 431 70. 8. Str.
[ i9uetta Grutpfuro. 10, SrinitpSOurt
ITlatt6eps Rihter, 80, Wtt. 5eaItbp.
(@li3obett q, 3bpmas. "a, GoQegs
9tq.
Sorrb &lein. "a, 669 gforO Gress
I cent 2lpe.
lRoIe StidIer, "a, 1919 gurbetts ap.
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tere in 9OrT6tag brinsen tpirb, tbln.
Wan errpartet, buB alsoann mehrere
piatige &ustaui6ungen BON Splez
lern 5ptf6en ben M(agnaten itattitns
ben iperoen.
4 r
qlubsr ben HegulGren Der nReb5"
fir 1917, bersn Same Dor eiRigen
5agen in bieien Spalten mit9es
t6eilt nurben, befinbeu ii4 unter ben
% MitgIiebern bes &tubs bic fol-
genben berOprragenben Spieler, bic
un5lpeiFet6aft perbleiben unb i'm Sale
pon llnfdGen uIp. als GrioBmdnner
gum GinIpringen 8erpenoung finoen
iperbsn: Greto, Niet3Ihs McGpop,
Sanbers, Rugan unb ~Sut4 Reu-
tber.
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9teme CrDinaa5en
SiHb be5ilali6 oeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III Iorbereitnng.

@eribie0ene nelie Sroinan5elL Die
Iih ali oen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5e5Ie'
ZEN, iinO sur Belt in @orbcrcitltn9 INC
oilrften in 8al0e Dem Staottatb jllge.
lteQt perocn.
Cine Oieier Sr0inon5en miro uorE
CtaGtiugenieur auig nit 3uitilu-
n1un1 ciner 9Iu5abI pronIIneuter (Se-
Id,aitSlelte porbereitet unO eiltbalt ga.
lttln.nungen ilber oen 8erfebr ucu
%alt01tomobilen. Cont oieler Cr9i-
nan5 loqen &aitmttonlobile Don gro-
Beren Guucrliunen mir mt .3nItInl.
inunJ oes 9IrbeitSoireftors in DEN
'StrGBeu uerfebren oilrien uno ole
@igentbiiner iollen getalten ieln, cine
gciuiIie Sunlnte @el0es OILS Sid)erbeit
fiir etpaige Sfaoen 5u bInrerleQelL
Der CON ocn tSubrperfen angeribtet
ut Auberoem miro aud beItluunt, oo6
hieic 2utmltomobile nur IN Den Sonr.
mernlonaten auf gtacaonmr oher
43pJult StruBen Dertebren oilrien
Cine meitere Sr0inan3, ipeld,e ieRt
ausgearheitet miro, ioQ Die Marintal-
geiAlntnoigfeit fitr ben 9lutontooil-
Derfebr i'm 5nnern Der Staot aui IS
uno in Der 6uEeren StoM aiti 20
WieiIen per Stiuoe feitiesen. Gieies
itebt ieoo4 I'M &ioeripriiA nit benz
lStaatseeieS tpelhes i'm Stabtcen-
1ram MIR cine @eibpinoi1tett pom
aeht Dteilen Die Shmoe 5uldBt uno
Gus hieien @runoe oitrfte hie Srbi-
nans talm sur 9lnnabme gelangeil
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go. elm ioldes iiber $tt9.25 eegen
eop. s. alofer.
Gie S6ore.@iQis grid & Snpplp
go. Gat cine 5oroerlng iiber $24O7
gegen Carrie aallmeper eingefIagt.
Sames s. WhtrraD, alias s5anles
Craig, tuur0e geitern 6e5 9sfer6eoieo'
itabls ifyulbip befrloer. @r bate ilH
Diai B. IS. Elm Nfero Oes 60. 8. 0nIo,
St. @ernarO, geItoblen.
IS. 6. @a9ner, 9leceiper Der @riten
ytational 8anf, gtetp 9idJrnono, 8,
bat cine SbpotbeffCroerltng il6er
$116S seeen @m. Wf. Grie6man unG
anoere eingeflaat.
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Rein 9arfeg
&irS am Sanftas in Den itGDtiidleu
9lnitalteu ierpirt meroen.

Qlngefic9ts Der boben 5urteppretIe
tperben bic Sniafen Der ltdotiIhen
2lnitaltsn am Dauttaee, benz toms
member 8onnerstag, teinen 9ruts
babnbraten er9aIten. Sn oieiem Si'tr
ne duBerte Ti9 geitern Der Si6erbeit5a
birettpr 1yrispldnber nit Dem gener'
ten, pab bic itGbtif6en 5iuan3sn
cine berarttge 9(usgube etufd6 uns
mDgli9 mu6ten.
99enn bic StaDt bic SnIafen als
Ter itGntiiden @obltbdtigteitss unb
StrafanItalten am 8anttag nit
Srutbdbn bepirtbeu tpolIte. 10 piirs
ben fi6 bic llntoiten nad Der Be
re9nung Ssrrn SrieoIGnoers aIt
miubeftens $1,000 ieILen.
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3 nj 8 (aine R III 3.

Die Sabrssperiammluns Der Ras
tnonul 2isa tritt in Rep gort am
Tisnitas, bem 12. De5ember Suiams
men. prdiibent 9lusuIt Serrmanu
tpirb am T. DECEMBER BON bier nab
gittsburg abrsiien, UNI Der Giurpds
buna oes bortigen ueuen rGIi" 5ems
pels beiSupobnen uno ipiro am q.
DECEMBER in ytsrp gcrf eintreffen
nnb nit Sduptltrs Motbeipipu ioicrt
bic nDtbisen Sd)ritte 5ur Sideruns
mebrerer nsusr Spieler. bic Der aes'
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ssolscnifnuerc IrHaelei.

gei elmer 9riiselei 6iiBte seItern
Naat Die Tarbise Sba green BON
90. 54o @eft SetIis Strabe ibr
9ebsn Elm unb inter Der gtHtIage bes
Mlorbss beIiubet ii6 jeBt bic i'm
Telbsn SouIe tpO6nenbe, ebenfoIls Fars
bies ,8udie" gtepdrt, bic bonn goa
liSiiten Stump perbaftet ipurbe, binter
S9lOB unb 8iegsI. Die Stepart ION
5uesssbeu baben oaB lie i'm 9erIdut
zines Streites, augetlia in Der Rotbs
webr bic Green NIT eiuem StubIbein
nieDerihlus unO saoutd i9ren lop
peruriacbte, =
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IN Cleveland
Snste bic 56. SabreSfonpenfion Der
llnifeo Stafes greiuers siiIoeiation.

gilas Col. @uitap Babit BON wtiImait.
fee, oer grdiioent Der Organization,
IN ieinem ssSabresberitt 5u iagel
Bate Seine BoritIdge 5ilr ipirf-
iarnen gefdnIpiiin9 Der probibi.
tionsbetpeaune. - Gen probibitio.
niiten tpiro na6gapicien ,oaB iie es
nit Der Babrbeit nidt Iebr genali
nebrteri.
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Elbplid) geitorben.

Die AZ Sabre qlte Jrau Barbara
Souep purbe seitern gDrmittug ale
asibe in ibrer NObnuug i'm Sdule
SO. eo8 Deit Siebente Strabe auf.
esfunoen. Die 5rau 1T auseufdeinIit
an Rbeumatismas geitorben, Der mad
Dem Seraen seI9lassn mar.
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genHisIuania 9iniru SabrpIan.aer.
anoerang.

Sin 9raft tretenb SonHias. %. ZION.
( Ginneuer3na Ro. 1914, ipirS
IN Tierit eeiteIlt abfabreuo bon Gin.
einnati Inn III 80 aben6s, INIT Gdlaf.
tpugen ilno Goahes na& glepeIanO
imo gittsblirg ebeuio SofaI Golpni-
biis S1laiipogeri.
.Rap Dorf erprrB" 500. 80 fiibrt
nb nm 2 ll1r gsadnrittngs, aiitatt nm
4 go gsadnn- Gainesville 8us sos mirb
um 7:i0 Dornt on WodRrrtngen ab.
fdbren. MidJigan Woderltag. 8ue 503
fabrt I'M 9:45 @ornl db fii1if3ebn
aainuten friiber. e5onntnss seben MIR
eic 2oDalnib Gcfolaiise S64 uilD Ss5
ei,l
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Sic pulitiiaen Rlubs.
@m Samitas 1T @abl i'm Blaine Stub
nno i'm Snd,pDrtb Stub.

HHO liil SuGlDDIID AlHU.
Die srobe Wabli9la8t iff borbei,
Die fleiners, bic in ben politH3en
&lu6s, finbet morgen itatt.
Sm 8[atne &lub.
syiir bic Wabl i'm Blaine alub iinb
5pei 5idets in's Sslb geiteQt iporbsn
rnb bsibe sntbdlten ben Numen bes
tiiatisen Slubprdiioenten Sberiff
George s. S6ott, Der fir bas &mt
fpieosrum aufgeIteat pprben lit. Gbens
10 trf4einen g. s. 5reberids, Sr.,
als SetretGr, Treb. WeiIsImann ais
S4obmeiiter unb Qbolp6 ". Gruber
als aommarbeur auf beiben Sidsts,
fobub bic Da6l Der genannten bier
9eamten auber alIem 3tpeifel fteht.
Iuf benz .rot6en Sidet" beFiubet ii9
6srr Gmil S4iels dls Ranbibat fir
Strsttor. Wer fir GmiI S9iele
ftimmt, tpirb MIR Dd3u beitraeen, bob
BEN 9eripaltun9srut6 beg Slubs Elm
tpsrtbbones U1itslieb binsugefiigt
niro. 9affsf6e gift bon &apt. Dalter
G6tpaa6.
Die sitets entbaltsn bic fots.noen
Rdmen:
Rotbes Sidet.
prGiibent - @eorgs +. G6ott.
8iae prdTbenten: quul 9. Con
nofln, 8aIter 8. 5rtebianber, Senrb
o. Saud, Walter o. Muistamp unb
2ouis Wsrt.
S6aBmsiTter: syrsb. BeFslmunn.
Setrstdr: 8erritt :. sSreoerits ir.
9irettpren: Gbds. $. glitpn, Wal>
tsr 6. Gsistsr, G6os. 6. 5edeI ST..
8. u. alinten6ers, Spbn g. Gang
meab, 3. e. Wloonsb, Bm. R. sans
Osrs, CD. 3. Storr, Bulter 80.
Stpoob, emil Sfiel., syreb. Sperz
Ger ST., Geo. Staggs, sbeo. Stie6el
unO Sarrb +. @ebmann.
aommanbeur: Qpplp6 u. 9ru6er.
8faues Sidet.
g}rdfibnt - @euree +. G6ott.
@i3e prdIioenten: Of. 9obe,
g6as. 9room, gcrrab ReIler, 0m.
9simann unb srunt 3um'tetH.
s6uBmsHtsr: Ersb. @siielmanu.
setr.tGr: G.rritt 8. iSreberits tr.
9irsttor.u: s. s. @blbranbt IT,,
N. 6. Ql.ranber, Wm. dig, G6as.
B. gatsr IT,, Ssnrp G. Rsebe, Sorac.
gonisr, Wm. Setsrmau, Sobn Soft
nan IT,, Sobn 6. &Iesmsisr, 5drri,
ION 3. Stagman, Gbds. 9. Germ,
Soi. u. WOeits, eugene Wagner uno
NiQis 70. gsatman.
Sommanbepr: Qbolpb u. 9ruber.
SIM 0udDcrtb aIub.
Ser 9udport6 alu6 bat e6sufdus
aip.i side.s i'm Sslb, bod er'6einen
tisle Eurbibnten uuf beibeu 5itets,
iobab bns SntereiTe nidt nur duf bic
unt.rn 9i3eprGiiberten uno uuf Die
9irettprsn ii6 beffrdntt. 2tuf beiben
5idsts eri6eirt Der Rame BEG ieBigen
Yrdfibenten s6omas Roctor; fsrner
SOisPb Ul. gics als eriter gi5eprdiiz
teHt, q. :. 6irf6feIo ols fSinansiet>
retGr, giniam s. Sepanrep uls gros
totousSetrstdr, George gIft uls
Gtabueiiter, William Wc6ug6 aIs
serseant at 2trms uno Sobn SO.
pattiiou dIs Commander. Die aubes
rem &aubiodtsu itno:
ReguIdr.s Sitet:
3fpeiter 9i3sprGiibent: 1boulas N,
Gresorp.
0ritter giseprditbent: Srant 8
stia.
Direttorsn: 8incent $. gedman,
Charles Garner, Diuiam ). 2eonurb,
Thomas 5. Conner, g. ". Butter
fieIo. 6. 9. Th5abbsn. eoparb 3.
0iron, Sobn 6. Rogers, Senrp 8eB,
s5runt SulIipaH uno Walter g. Cos
mer.
llnab6dngtaes Sidet:
3psitsr gi3sprdiibsnt Murraq 81.
SbOemater.
9ritter 9i3eprGfoent: Sbomas 8.
Wprrotp.
9lrsttoren. !. ~. Smebss, Rob
). groots, 9eorss gui6ing, Sbomas
gutterport5, Sborntor R. Snpoer,
1uns geiIt. Better ). McGurtbp,
6 hdrles y. Heao. Senrp Safer, gB.
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Die srObe Wablf9la6t 1T borbei,
Die fleinere, bic in ben politii9en
Stubs, finbet mprgen ftatt.
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ton County gegen 6en friiberen Staot.
oinpoIt @6fpdro 8alnr6 eingerei1t
batte, ipuroe geitern bon 9tifter
@eog1egan abgeiuieien, neil Die 8or.
oerung, ote bonn Sabre 1909 bqtirr,
nidyt innerbdlb oer pom @eiese porgeD
i6riebenen Beriooe Don iedps s5abren
eingeflngt fDoroen lit. 81breno Der
9lmtsseit 9nllaro5 dIs Staotauualt,
fllnairte iein 9liiiitent eyobn &c. 3bo.
mas ir. ais FQli3eigeriftsunipalt unb
i'm 2mife Der 3eit erbielt gaaaro aus
ser 0olmutaiie 6ie feitgeiebte @ergii.
tlnta i'm getrage BON $1400. 5bonas,
Ger Dor glblmrf oes 9}aloro'i i6en
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Die $f400 fir iidl iel6it oa er Die 9lr.
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itrengte Jbonlas cine Glage gege1 bds
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ODD lmo Inn Die 5uerit 6e3a6ltan
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reidte bas Gountp Die Stlage, Die iett
n6aetpieien fDoroea tit, gegen i'm elm.
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With Scissors and Paste
~ GOLD GETS sCARCER.

ATnknftIllR MaEaNlnt.l
Will declining gold production
lead to universal fan In textiles and
provisions and labor. So that much
more work can be put on the unpaya-
ble ore Of to-day. say that below value
of $3.50 per tom Perhaps $50, to the
intense JOY Of the bondholder whose
ohieatons run for century to come.
like some railroad bonds, or do not ma
ture at an, Ike the British consois and
some United states bonds. for their OBJ
ligations, or the interest on the ire
deemablg securities. must be paid in
gold coin of the present weight and
tsnneess. or viii the Increasing scare
ity OF gold and at least temporary
decline IN wages ana costs result In a
SiNcr-gold monetary basis These are
interesting questions 90 the political
economist. II is the mining engineer $
place only Ia point out that decline
IA sold production is not the problem
of the far-off generations-~it looms
bis on our own horizon.
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Pep and Punch

II must make woman chuckle
quietly to herself when she hears a
pullman porter address Friend Hus
band as Boss"
There are women who faithfully will
touch the floor With their fingertips
twenty times in succession to re
duce. then ask their little daughters
70 pick up the hairpins that loosened
and fell during the cahsthenics.
Some folks are always filled with IN
formation-when they're sure the lis
tener is ignorant on the subject under
discussion
Now and then someone performs "a
good deed merely for advertising pur-
poses
Don't waste amy time trying to
break a mans heart. be satisfied II
you can Just manage to chip it in a
brand new place.
\ bachelor likes flattery deheately
disguised and slightly diluted-but a
married man can swallow il straight
without culver
What q man calls conscience" is
either pain in his vaaity when he
knows that he has done something
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\ DEMAND ron Justice.

tlnDftaut
! would not subtract anything from
the praise that is due to philanthropy
but merely demand justice for all who
by their lives are 4 blessing to man
Kind do not value chiefly u mans
uprighmess and benevolenee, which
are, as it were. its stem and leaves
Those plants Of whose greenness with
cred we make herb tea for the sick
serve but humble use, ana arc most
employed by quacks.
| want the flower and fruit ofi;t man;
chat some fragrance may be waited
over from him to me, and some ripe
ness flavor our intercourse. His good
ness must not BE- a partial and transit
tory act, but a constant superiority.
Which costs him nothing and Of which
he is unconscious. This is a charity
Which hides a multitude of sins. The
philanthropist too often surrounds
mankind with the remembrance Of
his own cast-off sriefs as an atmos-
phere and calls it sympathy We
should impart our courage, and not
our disease, and take care that this
does not spread by contagion.
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WILL THE PRICE III rNp?

Tho supreme question of the wat
"a this momen, Is whether either the
allies or their Teuton cncmes can
ufford 20 pay the price OF snectacu-
lar success. in the coming spring, or
whether there viii be continuation
for another. ana Hll another. year
al trench warfare
To breath the ring around her. or
g present its CLOSING in. Is now the
purpose of Germany The Germans
are willing 10 pay the price of success.
II they have the price necessary That
fact has been demonstrated MANY
times on bloody fields
are the allies willing TO pay th,
price also7 The French In the
Champagne and ;he British al Lens
showed Themselves willing to sacri-
flee much Hut the gains made then
eest more than they were WORTH Tho
Russians ate ALWAYS willing to pay
The price for any success particularly
when the Grand Duke Nicholas is in
command
With the opening Of the summon,
after the spring rains IL Is nearly
certain that on both the eastern an
the western fronts will occur the
ifoodiost battles Of the war r.,
months, all Of the holiieorenla have
been gathering masses OF ammuni.
ton. quantities OF shells and high ak.
piosiyes such AZ the world ncves
dreamed Of before. Delivery from
the factories Of the United states arc
just now well under way all Japan
is manufacturing for Russia and the
Russian faetorics--ali of them thai
could be built and nanned---hase been
busy for more than year Tie
factories Of France and England have
more than million hands in them
doing nothing bat making munitions
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Roots Astonishing "KeynOte
Speech Is Fully Nssected

Whether viewed as ii bid for The
presidency, keynote for the stern
and unbcnding smndpattefs on mere
expression Of opinion by veteran
statesman, now retired. last nights
speech by Elihu Root 70 the resular
republicans of New York cannot fail
to be received with surprise There is
nothing new in republican Of any
faction asserting The infalllbility of
that organizations high tariffs and
its omnipotent power To compel
prosperity There is nothing original
In the plea that democrats lack eapa-
city for government There Is moth
ing strange in the sympathy eX-
pressed for Huerta. the Mexican die
tator who had many friends IN the
United States some attached to him
for business reasons and others be
cause. he, toe, hated the president at
Washington. who denounced HIM
What is novel and startling IN Mr.,
Roots address Is its indictments TO
war with GERMANY 1t is true enough
that he avowcd his devotion to
peace, bht the words he ascrihes to
peace are few. while those that mako
for war are many with reference To-
belgium, aud again in regard to the
misuse OF submarines, he has nothing
but iidiculc for our silence as to
the one ana the laborious processes
of our diplomacy as TO the other, and
nothing TO suggest I'm their place but
action Although inaction is the crime
of which he eOnvicts the Wilson add
minisration, every child in America
knows that when a nation refuses to
reason aud decides to act ITS only
appeals BY 60 the sword
This * not the entire case OF the
statesman turned warrior He AYERS
that We have been neutral between
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santa Fc Has Red Gross.

Santa Fe. Feb. lS.-This evening
at the executive office at the capitol
q meeting was held to organize lied
cross chapter as part Of the national
preparedness program. Governor Nc
Donald is president of the American
Red Cross for New Mexico, while the
other directors are Judge r. II. Han
ma. II. $. Kaune. Nathan Jaffa, Johh
r. Joyce. O. y. Marion and W. y.
Murray S. Poulterer Morris OF Den
yer is in Santa Fe to confer with Mrs
r. +. Asplund. head of the Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs, Mrs. Jacob
Weltmer, president of the Santa Fe
Woman's club; Mrs A. =. Renehan,
president Of the Woman's Board of
Trade, and Mrs. Frank w. Parker,
regent Of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, in reference to the
organization.