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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
eye And so, let us hope, they win
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eye. And so, let us hope, they win
live happily ever afterward.
A Pipe Dream.
A pleasant press agent pipe dream
which has been published in nearly
every newspaper in the United States,
Delaware and foreign parts deals with
the experience OF gentle old lady
from the country who was visiting in
New York According to this vera
cious tale, the consuming ambition OF
the aged woman was to dine at the
Jimdorf Hysteria hotel. Unfortunately
she possessed only SO cents, and that
sum, while 1t might serve for a tip,
would hardly make any great inroads
on Jimdorf- Hysteria bill of fare
| Confiding her desires to the genial
general manager Of the hotel-who is
always dangling about, anxious to lis
| ten to the tales of the hungry but
| impoverished-that worthy gentleman
| Immediately assured her that the sum
she possessed would be quite ade-
quate So the gentle old lady was
seated at the best table in the dining
room, and served with everything on
the menu, from soup to nuts, all for
25 cents. And the waiter refused a
tip!
| Now, that is nice story, q very
excellent yarn. and am no icono-
clast that I would willingly deny that
/ it Is veracious record of actual facts.
[ Yet few days ago, / saw an aged
woman. clad in shabby black dress.
enter the corridor OF famous New
1 York hotel and overheard her ask for
something to eat. Did the solicitous
clerk escort her to the dining room
Not hoticeably. He threatened to call
/ g policeman, and bell boy escorted
/ the aged woman, none too gently. to
the street.
Its that yarn sent out by the press
agent of big hotel that caused all
the trouble" explained the clerk
Now every old woman who comes
to New York thinks she can spring
a story that will get her free feed
| at one Of the best hotels, and we are
constantly pestered by them. They
are almost as bad as the hotel shop
| pers."
aThe hotel shoppersY" inquired,
! interrogatively.
sure" says his nibs. Never
heard OF them? They are home
grown products mostly the wives OF
ffteen-a-week clerks who live in Har-
il lem and Brooklyn flats, but who drift
in here with great flourish of trum-
4 pets and announce haughtily that they
| wish to look at come OF our best
apartments. They spend an hour OF
i two sight seeing about the hotel and
then decide that our shack is hardly
lup to their standard. They have an
i eye on a thousand a-week apartment
at the st. vitus. but Ii that has been
taken, they may come back. But they
never do with some women, hotel
shopping is q habit, and we've got
next to these chronics But there II
always a new crop springfng UP, and
4 in the aggregate they cost Us q Ioi
In the time given them by employees
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
!. .Gotham News Letter..

New York, Sept. 26.-Any bucolic
resident of the insignificant portion OF
the United States lying west of the
Hudson and north of Harlem, II given
to occasional journeys to this source
of all wisdom, will do we'll to arrange
his next trip to the metropolis so as
TO be here next Saturday. Thereby
he may enjoy an experience that. In
the telling, will cause all of the citi-
Gems of his native town to shudder In
amazed horror at his foolhardy BRAY
ery and heroic devotion to his cause
of sociological research.
There will be great doings In New
york next Saturday night, although
practically all of the millions OF people
resident here may know nothing about
Al The occasion will be the harvest
han and fall reunion of Mother Earth
friends and the place the Terrace
I,vceum in East Broadway. This may
not sound exciting, but the visitor Is
likely to find it so.
,sMother Earth" 1t may be explain
ed. is magazine published by Emma
Goldman, a middle aged woman who
entertains the theory that the govern
ment OF man by man is tyranny.
would call her the "high priestess OF
anarchy" but the phrase Is already
threadbare. Miss Goldman, and her
right hand man, Alexander Berkman,
and her first assistant editor, Hippo
lvte Hayei. win grace the ball with
their nresence, and the event viii
countless be the great social event OF
Ana season in East Broadway society
r. the visitor, having paid his two
hits for a ticket, expects to see only
the rough. violent, unkempt anarchists
of popular fiction. he VIII pc oisap.
pointed Even at the gatherings o.
the revolutionary anarchists, TINS type
is almost unknown. There VIII De ar
fists and physicians and professiona
men in dress suits; pretty girls IN PAL
gowns; aged women, plainly CLAD, VIII
the light of q semi insane fanaticisH
shining In their eyes; men and women
of every age and class and nationahty
in this cosmopolis of anarchism. SONS
are sincere In their belief and loon
unon anarchism as a great cause, e
which they would sacrifice their lives
~ necessary. to others the no govern
r,ent theory is but fad. an affecta-
tion. entered upon lightly and to %
abandoned in the prospect OF any
trivial Inconvenience.
The ball will probably mark tins
last public appearance Of Miss Gold
man in New York for some time tt
come s;r,ce she has announced heI
intention to begin next month lee.
fnrs tour of the country, to be fol-
lowed By an invasion OF Australia.
..since the American feet mas peer
no royalty welcomed by the Austraii.
ans. feel confident that | will re,
csive no less q reception" declared
Miss Goldman, in her magazine
winch goes to show that even tn
leader Of the militant anarchists ma
not wholly purged her vocabulary 9
words expressing conventional ideas
. since she hopes for . royal" greeting
IN the Antipodes
THAT government. ssnetimes un'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
Threshers Run Over.

Hunter, N. D., Sept. rs. - Edwin
Moen and Harry Hogenson were rid
ing out in grain tank just south OF
town and meeting another tank COM
ing in wanted to return. The horses
were stopped for the boys to make
the exchange and in some unaccount-
able way Edwin was run over by q
tank Of flax. one wheel passing over
his right thigh, breaking and crushing
1t badly. He was brought home and
DIR. Baltic summoned. The little suf-
ferer endured the pain bravely while
the doctor was working on the injured
member.
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TO SAVE A LIFE.
Young People Of Lidser~@ood Offer
skin to Preserve chiId's Life.

Lidgerwood, N. D., Sept 26.--In or
der that the life of Ethel, the Swear
old daughter of Emmett Cummings
may be saved, remarkable grating
operation Is being performed in the
local hospital. With her back and
legs in a raw condition as result OF
burns received over a year ago, the
child has suffered untold agonies, bui
now II is hoped to secure a remedy
through grating. A few days since
the attending physicians called fol
young people willing to part with 9
portion Of their skin to be grated or
the little child. and the volunteers
have been many. The operation is one
Of the most difficult ever attempted
in North Dakota.
Cooks and girls are in demand. Louis
Hotop has a place for you or can gel
you one.
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BAPTIST GO TO
GRAND FORKS in 'O9
STATE CONVENTION BEFORE AD.
JoURNMENT LAST NIGHT Sc.
LEcTED THE NEXT MEETING
PLACE OF CONVENTIONS. u
p. U. ELECTED OFFICERS.

The twenty fifth annual convention
of the North Dakota Baptist State
convention, which has been in session
at the First Baptist church since Tues
day morning, came to close last
night. Late yesterday afternoon the
officers for the coming year were cleo
ted in the Baptist Young Peoples
Union and last evening ii was decided
to hold the next convention in Grand
Forks in the last week in September,
1909.
The officers chosen for the B. Y. p.
u. yesterday afternoon were as fol-
lows:
President-Jas. A. Van Kleeck.
Vice presidents--Rev. Geo. p. New
comb, Bismarck: Rev. Olof Breeding,
Powers Lake: Rev. r. A, McMullen,
Minot; Knoll Cookie, Rev. B. A.
Carlton, Fargo.
Secretary - w. o. Wood. Grand
Forks.
Treasurer--A. H. Dodsley, Fargo.
Junior leader - Mrs. S. Bachelor,
Cooperstown.. = a.a.
Programme committee-Rev. +. e.
r. Miller, Grand Forks; Jas Van
! Kleeck, Fargo; Rev. j. A. Breasted,
| Lisbon; Rev. w. L. Anderson, James
town.
Transportation leader-Rev. Myron
Cooley, Fargo.
Notable Addresses.
The session last evening was q no.
table one and was largely attended
despite the condition of the weather.
Two of the most remarkable addresses
OF the convention were made by John
NJ. Moore of Boston and Geo. It. Webb,
d. D., of Chicago. The session was
opened by the usual song and prayer
service and the programme was in
tersperced with excellent music, which
formed one of the features of the
entire programme.
Taken throughout, the programme
was so arranged that the interest of
the delegates was not allowed to lag
for an instant from it's beginning on
Tuesday morning until the last mo-
ment of the convention last evening.
A conservation prayer service closed
the service.
From the expressions made by the
visitors the entire convention was one
of the most notable in the history OF
the denomination in North Dakota
and was profitable in every sense OF
the work. The delegates were greatly
pleased with the treatment accorded
them while in the city and those who
had not been In the city before were
greatly pleased with the progressive
ness of the Baptists of Fargo and
with their fine place of worship.
The session Yesterday Afternoon.
Owing to the absence of J. A
Francis, d. D., H. NJ. Cook and Oloi
Breeding, three of the prominent speak
ers scheduled for the programme yes
terday afternoon, the greater part OF
the afternoon was devoted to the
round table work which was conduct
ed by Geo. t. Webb, D. d.
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kNUTE NELSON COMING.
Minnesota Senator Will Speak at
Grand Forks, Oct. 27.

Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 26.-It
was announced yesterday that Senat-
or Knute Nelson of Minnesota will
deliver two addresses in North Da-
kota during this campaign. One will
be made in Grand Forks Oct. 81. Some
time ago it was announced that Sem
ator Nelson had stated that he could
not find time to come to Grand Forks
He has changed his mind. It is
thought that the other address will
probably be made In Fargo.
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results as the natural fall shedding of
the foliage would produce. This fol-
lowed by the warm weather caused
the buds and blossoms to appear.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26

A physiological told lot of Indiana
teachers that up to six months Of age
monkeys were more intelligent than
human babies. we are going 10 give
this rash scientist the benefit OF the
doubt, says The Chicago Daily News
by assuming that he was not speaking
OF Chicago babies.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26

Alice Lura Johnson, Mus. Bac. tgrad-
uate of oberlin Conservatory of Mu-
sic) teacher of piano and pipe organ,
4Os Eighth St south. Phone 1901.
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The session Yesterday Afternoon.

1t probably does make a difference
to you whether you merely want to
sell 1t or do sell it--so advertise.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07
LYNCHINGS GROWING FEWER.

satisfaction the ynching United
illustration
the years,
pacularize In illegal exuon
number fallen
from the preceding 20 and from before of So In 1900 the
115 than the while in 1901 the total
1885, of 20 of 2S
but
the period
only year
being only year
year an
The executions reveal
the victims
murder while assaults IL
assaults total "a of this When
MURDERS which with assaults added ynhg
completely MURDER the total less the
against
nchings riots; victims
theft. But of the lynhng north the Mason Dixon
and Nebraska being the dscredabe exceptions the clean record of the
this Alabama furnished
Mississippi Carolina, Oklahoma
Indian Territory had Texas Of the 6 there
whites males conditions
depob qualification
1907 103 less than for 1897 ten previously.
Why the ynehing
determine but several factors the equation
perhaps the growing apprehension of the criminal another
of the whites the acceptable
a spirit which ncucates respect for law.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07
WOOD ON PROMOTION.

letter the Promotion Committee Mr. H. Wood with
l hopdtby the time l that Mr. Smiths
edition OF Possibilities will
distribution
island possibilities
o cultivation
apples the possibilities bananas alligator tobacco rubber
should be able induce
mainland n avoid be-
agricultural
globe, We will
also tourist
The
these
agricultural
rushed
build
followed somewhat similar thing happened here when
the plantation business boomed show that is not
which tell
make quick with capital
thing
ofered
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A MOVE ON THE PRIMARIES.

garbage
of his predecessors
combining
politician Colonel
politics
He
removing the garbage In all has him
reliable resnophle and official with
o behavior
But everything looked Honolulu business
standpoint We have politicians and they make good
living off the themselves and their friends the
payroll These little what the lose long
and all of them know that the who controls part all of Sam johnson
disciplined do mighty the primaries When Achi for
instance thinks of this, his mouth waters
Now Colonel Johnson willing break his word and neglect
public
other os politician and the primaries with whOOp But that
passed politicians
scheme turn johnson out and give the garbage lob to one A po
the
all nothing because the public protest; hut that
appears the proceedings
Wednesday night, when Mr. Fern offered this resolutions;
whereas supervisor of district of Honolulu
Oahu has roads attend this than
any time heretofore and
The city of all rubbish
things o life and
Whereas 1t the opinion of the public that the health of the
city should be improved;
is hereby resolved That the the Garbage
Department city Honolulu hereby separated
management the Road Department
And further resolved That the chairman of the
Department is hereby authorized to appoint superintendent of
Garbage Department and make of his doings the
regular meeting of the Board.
complaint
of
hygenc
hmbug merely intended for politics And the politics shows
the that the Garbage Department should be
apprenticeship will change hands the primaries will be A and that
dubious politician will good chance the Republican nomination
of by s
ought to begin raising flowers to put on its grave
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PAULO'S
PIPES ARE STILL
Continued from Page one3

Continued from Page One)
had been supported by the charitable
during his years here, receiving many
aims in payment for the whistlings he
performed on the pipes of bamboo, his
stunt being to reproduce the whistles
of the various inter-island steamers.
For years he had been one of the
twelve poor men" who were fed at the
Portuguese feast of the Holy Ghost,
while he figured in other of the events
of the Roman Catholic church, of
which he was always devout mem
Der.
His passing away removes another
of the landmarks that bind Honolulu
of today with the Honolulu of the
days of the Monarchy" when Kau-
hane, the Whistling Bo'sun; Ioane, the
Dandy, and others of the day flourish
ed. Now, of the many street charac-
tiers, only Mauna Loa and "the Wor-
shipper of Kamehameha," remain.
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HOW a SOUTH AFRICAN AIER-
CHANT WARDED OFF AN At
TACK OF PNEUMONIA.

There is always cause for alarm
when a severe cold is accompanied
by pain in the chest. Mr.. II. L. La
Grange, who is manager of a store at
Jansenville, c. c., believes Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is better than
the prescription of a physician. He
says: 1 had a boy in my employ who
had been suffering from cold and a
pain in the chest, and got so bad he
had to go TO bed. had the doctor at
tend him and used several other rene
dies, but he got no better. 1 finally
tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
and in a short time he was up and
about his work. We sell lots OF It in
the store" For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Ha-
wall.
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THE FLEET AND THE cHrLEANs.

bleship Valparaiso
Chleans friendly
Bob
of
should
and especially
the custody of United
mars contaband of
Chins by ths reception of the United States feet at Puna
'Bb"
it, He
Yorktown defed the of Chile the forts the
republic may well be pardond for pride feel in
hut he be
memor him.
he for Of the
battlp
port
they
spectacle o full appreciation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07
THE PROPOSED TOWN HALL.

Honolulu ought have large building the old fhmarke
building
to a
public hail. especially
it o pavilion
fhmak, we'll enclosed would be the
place
would it. bands would find the right thing
would ills
appear. prefer
could
be opinion wisdom
hal
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07
THE PRESIDENTIAL FIGHT.

patronage question becoming connection with
presidential campaign dsclms the Secretary
of ground Republican have place
pehod carrying
atOra plans that not friendly him Therefore the President holds that
omceholders who will be
friendly Republican He refused to appoint
pension agent at Concord N ii, any man the New
Fairbanks whom Winston Churchill and
conalmen that fact is made
the White House and also well known that both Churchill and %
working Hampshire and
1t not charged that Fairbanks is likely to help
getting But the knowledge that Churchill
the White House because the President
likely be confirmed
limited off the heads of New
Hampshire oAcehode bring the
realization that he has something well they about
appointments in that
Ohio, where the
nominated
by
thirty ptmaters waiting and likely
be treated the The rejection of the four was note
given the understand that if
viii strike back at them by removing of their
now in deraloa
Democratic Congressional districts Ohio and the
the
Republican Congressional districts the Con-
make the endorsements But when the war between Senator
confirm the nomina
% and that where Senator Foraker had his opportunity for hghtg
back.
The war in Ohio between Secretary Taft and Senator
the
Secretary solid delegation from
tb 5 ] for which he is lannon's and the odds against him do not
discourage Every Republican
and the Taft leaders trying to roll the senator
peace
friendly feelings had
could that Mr. Foraker while
governor bench and started him his
emphasized his kindly feelings for the Secretary
and the wewisber for the Republican
the
negotiations Some people believe that the course of few weeks harmony
hardly be within sight
with the candidates. be
leading
he is still
looks though he might it, but delegate has
possibly close estimate of what the
the of candidates
Indiana Kentucky scattering
the Mississippi The Speaker
growing Illinois with strength in Missouri and
West Virginia and with votes considerable number of other states Senator
expanding 1t still confined the State
Perhaps jersey some
behalf Taft is following in
politicians have their but
Legislature this
which the plans the
politicians would be
politicians generally support
There
he
unOfeiay But thus far in the
The other phase of the situation may develop later on
hoped although has been frequently
disappointing of Secretary Taft who hoped
formidable scheme
in
soidy incidentally New York Taft The old
taken the boom hand They have
organized the to the front Immediately they began to
Washington, all boms
% fairly with
Nw/ngand essential of
of
with the dsOrganized condition the Rub
can party that state These old timers have bungd occasionally and they
that, unless is checked efectualy it will triumph
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07

Hawaii will memorabilia Congress for admission of Chinese
laborers plantations S hardly
attentio
the amalgamaton Chinese
in the hardly anyun
necessary this problem
thinking drawing in
complications establishing preeedn
nothing like
memorabilia
keeping the itself
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07

Ford Hawaii enthusiastic useful fsAds.
another has
interest here This
OF
of generally group
be Mr. Ford like everybody
things agricultural horticultural
produivene of all the island soil wonders every spare
a made produce its latent riches
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07

Canada gets the lean with the fat of immigration
has heard much about her
asserting itself and Canada
ground of European npab Lately
the Dominion to
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07

of
referred yesterday which had been
the Bishops
However, that
of making compendium either churches
plantations All that the
o .,
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considerable which prepare
opinion of the nav officers here the will
Francisco until May The the
be will be practice
Maglana reaching
vessels will dock visit all the
Canadian Perhaps the midsummer
lie machines round
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07

Governor Frear not inconsistent when he
american farmers on the Leiua lands Settlement
Hawaii they usually
acquire land imported practical farmers
wahawa different type more we get Of il thu
better
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07

Major General Howard bill
officer of the Civil He has been Of
Howard did fine the Union army during
attaining higher
generals already an ,e.,
Christian worker wei as military
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The British soaee the Canadians
They
American armada These ships belong as df
the Monmouth which
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07

The fact that Aiati
Government and the Republic valid suffrage ought
to interest politicians who figuring
five hence An interesting appears elsewhere
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The Star does think possible
of the fleet at specialized entertainment
lasting three daysbu ball reception
the front hall Capitol thousand I
make the space toe
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07

The state existing
inquiry about the Kauai police.
quaned with the of the guardians peace they would
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1t quite possible that the
of Portugal He
a man equal " emergencies Just now he is keeping
troublous times the gravitate to
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plan
lanterns of the of the whaves
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The annual accounts Of E. F. Bishop.
trustee, in the estate of James G. Hay
selden, were approved yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07

The what ebart Magellan,
did four hundred with his old wav From
Eastern that standing agha
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07

The Campbell resignation draw herring
bone the the scandal NAV be
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If Whtehou the win not seem
like old times He will and Patterson so