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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14
Cine nene Ghulera . Shcprir.

Der Mtiind)ener Erofeiior Tliool'
Gmterid) bat lid l1ngere Belt in Den
Cholera , Yoroden IN PETERSBURG
Stiioien bnlber aufgebolten. llcbel
bas ergebniB ieiner llnteriudJmger
finoet iid) in oer ,YP. .N. g." Elm iebr
bernerfensiuertber glrfIos. Erofelior
emmerid) bat ifon 1898 oilrdl cirtee.
benbe crperimel,tellc llnterild)unacll
ieinc Iniift be9riinOet, ooB Die Gbo-
lero india mo noitro5 &ergiftltngel,
burh freie inlpetrige SGllre ieien,
Die ourd Die Cholera : 9o5iaen &C.
biloet miro. in0em iie ben Solpeter
Der Nabrungsmittel (@urfen. Hii-
ben, Gettide. Semitic. &ortoifeln) IN
Nitrite dolpeterigiaiire Sol5e) iiber.
fiibrer, poroi,S oieie Damn biird'
aIeid5eitige Milhi1urcbilollue freic
lulpctri9e Saitre dbipalten. Rum be.
rifltet Vrofeiipr @mmerih iibcr ieine
ltnteriud)un9en i'm 9otfin.9 uroden'
Soipital II. q. Solgenoes:
Hadoem id) I'M 9lut Der Gbolero.
arauten denliif) unb ipe~ftroifopiid,
Die Erooufte Der Solpeteri1nremir'
fitng nadgetuieien botte, tpenoete i'd
MIDI Der Soliptoufgobe. Der Iufiu'
dung Der ~iolpetrigen SGiire i'm er-
brofener uno III ben R~eispalier-
itiiblen sii. @enn %ireenolpo, 10 mnb.
te in Der 81 9eeinn oes Gboferaon'
faaes literueiie erbrohenel, uno in
Der ourt Die maiienbaften mdiicrisen
Stilble auseeihieoenen 5liiiiisteii
bas Gbolerogift nm reifliditen 81
finoen iein. Sn Der 9bat ergot
benn auf gleid) Der critic Hriifnngs'
periuh cine iiberroidenb ltorfc Meof-
ticn uuf iaIpetrige Soure in Der 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14

limb lpoS Die innere Stinlme ipriht,
Go5 tGIift bic boiicn0e SeeIe nid)t."
SIN @eiIte boron mir bic oItcn Sic
llno oa oa tont Gin Same INNER
mieoer:
Ter Natne S6iHer. Sat er neuelt
Slang?
@ic @lofenIGuten Orin9t's on inner
DIR.
l(nO pIotIid, aus bent 3unfeI briht
berpor,
@ie 9oloeneS 2ift, mas emit ms &c.
gotten
NlS id)on unO pabr uno boiler Sebn.
i%lldtSOrona,
Rof 6pbcrn, mas mir %Itrebten, mas
mir lpolltell.
las S%cimot6lano itegt uuf bel oieIem
lln6 uuiere Sueeno, iic lebt in ibni
tort! -
8crforpCrt ieben mir in Oiciem ga
men
Go& Gcutihe. Nus ser 3id)ter.
lporte Somen
@cbt cine Grnte ouf i'm iremoen
Gan0,
g9ic iie ser Scimnt6boGen nift &c.
funoen.
Ger Nnme 6rieDrid SdiQer lit elm
9ano,
Cos oacS 9eutif)e icit I'M ms 9e-
mui6en
Ser Nonc mor0 llle bier - erfennt
es lpobI -
les Oeutiben @eiItee, Ocutid)er art
Symbol! -
@os lit uns SfiGer MN? - Gin
3oubermort
3niu 9crgc in Der 6rembe, o'ril ucr-
iunfeu
DoS Gcuti6e rubt. - @erit medeno
einen tSllnfen
Bon SdiQer'S @eiit an oieie Seionls
ipono,
unO toncno rui' eiu edo eS ms
Qut6:
SIN Nancn Shiqer's! Sprenect
oilf 0oS Shor! -
0u beutidc Strait uuo Sebniuft -
tritt Gerpor! -
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Sdiaer.

.lcrm or mar unier!" so iogt
Uoctbc III iciltem Gpilog 81 SdtI.
ltr's .@lode" 5chn Sabre nndl Dem
&inihciocu Shiaer'S BON benz
Nrcunoe. lluO am 100. @eburts-
tagc oc@ groben Qihtcrs beibt cS, ios
weit oic bcutifc 3utgc fIingt: Gr
mar m1icr! Wcbr o(S bos; cS beiBt:
oruu CT lit inter. cr miro iulncr un.
;er bleibcu! Die Eeutiten iino bis
u,i ocn beutigen Gag nif)t miioc &C.
porbcn, nit iittboren 3ciden oeS
NalrfcS un0 Ser 9icbe tbren groBcn
Giftcr unb oomit lid ielblt 5l ctrcn.
Ser binbcrtite @eburtstog Sdiller'S
mar Elm bCrtid)s nationolcr 6ctcrtog,
mie bis oobin crbebcnoer uno oQges
meincr fnitm elmer III Der @elhld)tt
6cS bclttid)en EolfcS gcfeiert moroen
mar. limo porilm Oieic groBc Bolts
t%biinliffeit Stiaer'S? Seine lid
tungen iiuo iiir ieben Ieutlfcn Elm
lie6cr ober gar unentbebrliher BE
qleiter gepeien, nid)t bios in Der Sils
scnb, ionoern aitd) in ben reiIcren
Sdhren bis ms bobe Mltcr. Sn Ocn
Tidtulgen Sd)iller'S Dcrtorpcrt lid,
wnS i'm bclltifcn &olfc an grobcn
Lilo colcn @ciiblcn lcbt. Selblt Die
Soec. pclte Die beiocn nod) Sfil'
lcr's Zoo lcbcnocn @eidlcdytcr be-
GcrrId)t bat. Der oclltid)e Ginbeits'
0eoonfe, boitcte lid an Den Gid)ter
fcS ,Wilbelm Sel." llt6 bos oeilt-
idc Tolf oonft inn bnfiir. Siiritcn
uro eblcr 9iiraeriinn BADEN lid &c.
einigt, int IN Gr5 luto Wornlor Dem
Golfe Die 3ii0e oeS groben Gid)tcrs
qcgcnlportia 5tt crbolten. Sn Stlltt.
gort. nobe Der StGtte. 100 er emit
lcin critics @crf ld)ui, crridtctc 9bor-
mnloien oos 9ilo oes iinneno oobin'
ihreitcuben Iiftcrs; IN Weimor cr4
btbt iit Hictid)el's MeiitcrifopimnD
mo mobnt ali Die 3cit. On Sd,ilcr
rno 8octbe bier geinciniom mnnocl.
ten uno id)uien. limo Dor Dem Shou.
l~piclbauic in Berlin bat 9e1oS bic
OeItolt oeS GidterS oiigerid)tet. Der
ooS Mort in bic oeltifeu @nue riei;
nSeib einig, einig, cinig!" limo in
pielcn onoeren oeitid)en StGoten
id,ollt DOS 9ilo Sbi1er's berob. ous
9ilb ciueS Ser 8r6bten Der @clt.
Siterotur. Sdillcr greiit hinnlls
ilbcr oic 8rcn5en Gcutif,luuo's. NJ
INNER Geutidc pobnen unb Die get
itigcn Sitter Ieutidlaub'S cbrcn. GA
boben tic Shiuer 5i,nt @obr5ciden
ibrcr 8ciinmlng gemoft: in Nn1cri,
To, 100 cine an5ubl Shiaer. Wonit.
iitente errihtet morhen; IN Der DIT
rcifilhen Siibunrt mtb ulli DEM
Mptbenitein. Der alli oos9fiitli ituut,
crbeben iid Shiler . Ienfm1ler.
2 id)thare Seid)eu Der 8~erebrung, Die
man Dem ocutidcn 0id,ter entgegen
bringt. IoS id)oiilte mo bette mo
bicibcubite Tenfmol uber. oullernber
olS gr5 uno Stein, bat ShiGer in
Den Ser5en Der @enifen. Su IiI.
lionen Don gremplaren limo ieinc
@erfe iiber Die gauge NeIt pcrbreitet
mao GROCER Segen sebt aus ibnen IN
~lebcnoise 8emiitber iiber, uno uid)t
bios in beiitide, lonbcru audi in Die
onherer Tolter. Sn Den Ger, Stoo'
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loubun.G arf.Scmetern.

&tireau: Rr. 81, WeftsSGrntuansStrnftf nno
SauptaGtasana: Srcoertd, Eoae.
HeqrdbniBplase bon $25, an, rntes beltdiloteer
iueroeit i'm areibhdus an Sdnptseinadfe ee'
tunbert. Infer ggent Diro, ipeitil eelplntht.
borfpredett.' t92-)
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ten iii lpubl fcine SodiduGe, Die i6re
! Sdiler ltid)t nit Dem groBeu oeut-
idlen Nidter befount mo6t, i'm Der.
itebcn uno Iieben lebrt. lie bobel
lilo bebren @eoonfen ieine Soealc
ton Reuihcnrcf)t mo 80lferircibeit,
Glc nit gepoItigem &ort Ons Scr5
erBrciieL 5iinoen iibernll, uno eilt
Sllgcnogeifted)t nod Dem onberell
cr'obrt aus S6iuer'S 0ihtungell
mo aus Shiaer'S 2ebeu, mas es
bciBt, Genfen uno Scin rnter Die
Scrrlhoft bes 8obrer, ocs @lten
pno OeS S6oncn ,5u itcQcn. Gle Dor.
ltcblnc Sdjonbeit icinc3 @ortes, Der
Aeel un0 Die &einbcit iciner @eIin,
lntngs Ole Steic uno Der @Ionj ietuer
WcooHfcu tpirfcn nod bclttc mic Dor
eiHcnt Sdbrbun0crt. @u5 cOel mo
gilt, regt er altdl bclitC nod III Wcns
Idenbcr5en an. acinem Ston0c, fcl-
mem 8pidlcd)t, tcinem Sitter lit
St)iqcr frcm0. limo gcrnOc IN I'M.
lcrer boItcltbcn unb niidJtcrnen }cit
it Sdiuer Der Gidter, Der 81 b0be.
rem onrcgt.
,gic in ocn &iiitcn scr SturmminG
ioltIt,
Niun DciB nid)t, non iuuuncn er
fomnlt un0 brouIt,
Mic Der GlleQ olt3 perborgcnen Sie.
len:
So oeS S1ngcrs 2ieo ans Dem Sl.
nern idjolt
llno pcrfct Der ouuttlen @efiibIe Sc
malt,
Nic I'M 0crjen mitnoerbor ihlicicn."
Ger 0robe 2iftcr lit mir 46 Sabre
off gcmorOcn. llnO bod mcltc 6iiae
ron Iid)tungen bat CT bintcrluIien,
trct elmer rollbcnL ireuoloien Sugeno,
ldyucr oriideuocr 3luongcS. trot Ion.
gen SichtbuniS uno zines Gebcns
Uol 8oupf uno @ntbebrung.
Or botte iriib onS itrenge @ort ge.
leicn, ,
Gem GeiOc lpor er, mar Dem 3oO
pertrollt."
9htr cine ioit iibermcnidIidIe @ils
lclSfroft modlte eS inn nloglid. I'M.
rntcrbrcd)cl, iuit i%iebcrboit 81 id)ui.
len llnO babci bat ocr Gid)tcr I'M,
mcr bos 9crs polcr Socolc, immrr
ii or erbdben uno groB, innner lit
Ghibcnocr 9ceeiiteruug. Der Yropbct,
Der Sprod)er fir sic gauge Mcnid).
pcit III ciner Sprad)e uoa binrciBcn.
Der Strait, boil bobcm Shmng, i'll
Ger lclbit Die Scibenid)oit Ourd) Die
ldlonc 6orm nbgetoht miro. |m
litornten WnnneSolter. ollf oCm Sohc.
prnft icincS Sfofiens, umItroblt
POM @luu5c icines H1ibmes. pom
@ipfcl OeS meuldliden IulcinS Idic6
e. uiiS ocntr 2cbcn, tim fh'fcinen 1@ct!
len cmig inter iciucm 8oIfc Su leben,
i'm Der 9iebIingsoihtcr ieines goIfcS
~ lcin nno 81 blci6cn.
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Gcrunico Wintcrlina.

IS linrb an ~. Sio6cntber 1909 nd6 lance
rcn, 2eioen Rerpuira Miutcriiug, 0cliehle @n:s
Sabre all. Bertpuftbtc mo 5rcunoc Der 6os
miiis linS uhtinpsouu cin9eIloen, Der 9eerbt.
0une bei5muobncn. ipeIbe nm 9luntae, ben 70.
nnliG ibrcr Iodter, 5ran gGbinIs e1nd, Er.
%, R%Sro.Gfintun. 5trahe, ans iad Der Serj
,Scfus Rirtc, no nm o llbr Gin @tcaliems pod
amt fir ibr SCclenbcil eelebrirt mlrb, lIno
iinbct. (3t7--m
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Witrs Nifr.

IS itdrb am H.. Nooenibcr 1909 mad, Iduar'
rem Qciocn @iinS Stdt, o~eIiehfer toaIie tml
Nrroi6cu 'Nide. i'm gtIter bon 81 SobrcH, II
llonaten mo 3 Guael. S%Ssrrdhbte upo Sttlnp'
Bectotninp bei;ntpnbucH. iucl6e am Gienfn9.
ocn rs. 9ioOcrbcr. I'M S.t3 Mior9eus. bon lei
rcr ISp6urirIa, Sr, 20I, siuro.94ulft'S trnhe.
aus llndh Der CT. Wt~itbaetssNir6c, mo i'm 9 llhr
Gin fcierlidce Rcouicnapuddult fir fein Secleii-
bell celcbrirt miro. liitb oanti ant bent sNl.
GrInicrsS ricobpfe" ftutiiinoCt. $500
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3smfanos tiirfiId)e 8Gbsr.
Gaaitabie Il. @ebauSe. gptamt ssssH. etss sfftH
(9Rai4,10 49,
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GOnutas, ben II. NOOcmbcr 1909,
8as lit ms SdJiQcr?
Bon Coma 6ern.
(Erolog sur Shiucrieier IN
st 9ouiS.)

fIOlbO OAA ONhHNt ~ ~
81. 9ouiS.)
@oS 1T inns Shiacr? - GineS ga.
mems SdoIl.
Ger mie elm ano'rer, folim gcbort,
ueripeht2
SiellcifIt MIR elm GrtnnerrngolpicOers
bnll,
Ser aus uergongenen 4u9elt oilis
crItebt,
"a in Scr Sd)ul5pit nngitperlebtet
Stunben
g8ir miibinm ms nit Sd,illcr oboc-
funhen2
98ir iobteu lpo6l Die Norte. nift Ben
@eiIt,
3oB Inter groBter Iitter Shiler
beiBtr
@orh eingepr1gt III u%nier'n S6ul'
bcriton0 -
GoS Scr5 bot cs piel ip0ter crit
erfoftnt:
81 itiperen 3citcn 0o oeS QcbcnS
Moth
Inns oorben; Ianeen lieB nod gcilt'-
GEM 8rot.
Sclhit Damn: mctln mir ocn Gag in
SoIt bou6rodJt,
&uro Oo ger1ug bcs Gifltcrs nubI &C.
ood)t?
llno icines 2eben5 9ciipicl. ou& ms
lehrt,
Vie cin5ig ODDITIES 3iel NcS Strcbena
mcrtb2
Nhr mcnr IN buntem 9iIb Dor MI
ier'n Iugen
Tcs 4id}terS @elt iid) ipieleno oli.
,gethnn,
3iir Shor oas lGbt man sum @c.
nub it'd tougen.
Zen re9cn @eGiel iiebt germ Sober
mnitit.
Gcripeil iih giid)erid,rnilf idllGit ooS
@ebi6t
81 6o%lbidpiittbano iebod) jerleicn
nift.
limo bod lit upi'reS 3ifterS poa Der
Go9.
Scin @ort sur SQtopsmiin5e lit &c,
ratben,
lliiO obre. boB bn8 Sirn rs tpiiiei
mag,
Sprid)t inner 0tiulo in Sdincr'id)elt
Gitoten.
Wir mcrfen fnInr. pon mnnnen fam
0aS Mort -
Eos DIR ninmt'S ollf. Der Nin0
tr69t's meiter fort.
llno lpos OILS ySd)ilIlueiSbeit" Der.
emit perponi,
0at niin inns nit DEM 2eben allage,
Iphnt.
Sehod BON 3eit Sit 3cit man ms be.
lebrt.
Gob nSfiuern" icld Elm wciicr
Sprlld) gehort.
ga, Damn beaebt nit, ft6l5ecidlpeltcr
Yru1t
Ter oeutife Wonn in belltifcr Sicb
uho Suit
EeS oeuiid)en Gid)terS Seit - Quic
Mrs belt' tbuuD -
I'm, penn's porbei, iif Dieocr
nlts6uflib'n. -
8iIt hoS oud) ms, Die EMIT bic Sci
mnt6 mieoen,
als 3ot6, nus 2itit. nm ntier'n
Seelenfrieoen2
BoEl iirO mir in ein frembes Sono
ge6ogen,
Dit iremoen SittetI, frentber Sprn.
dc Sout.
God Die erinn'rufie fam uns nod
BeIluBeii,
Nm Iaes III Der Seimotb lieb mo
trout.
lluo i'll Der neuen Soit, @elo 5ii er.
Derben.
Wollt' bod Die nlte Sebnind)t Mint
mer iterben.
Dit mitten IN oes SogeS enli'aenl
Sreiben
Steigt Bib oui Bib ani aus Der
Seimntb 2ano.
Wo Gotb uno eleno ielbit mn iibrig
bleiben,
Silit iroItenb oft Gin @ort, ooS oft
befannt
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Dat Qamn Gemeterb,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, nahe Ssrth gotnt.8audb,
geitdnoias Nnfidlt. Sradptpefe 2nge.
(Suni19, 6Dlte)
Baltimore Gcutetcrn.

Sfrcau: Sranfliu glSs., Baltimore. II. gurthiir.
geerd6nibpG1te sum Serinuf = bon S25 an.
NIT Marinorpioiten nbeeerenSt $3J. - -Hditm
Iir bier @r1ber, Sreie genuSute Der anpsue
fir Srnuergottesoienfte. CSunif6,fS)
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Gin Die Damon.

SURGE Snrncr. tuelfe muocrne G6neioerrnnft
gu erlernen .ipiinf9sn. fonten ntGt i'm 8iDetisl
riur bel Sr. VI Snbets, VT. 302. Met.eara.
tSgasstraie, eer4nfpre9eIi iereu glqmen. als
3e9line eIniraGEeIt ,tle tte lernen bic yaiinit
balten aubetbeur arnubIidsn. tlnterriht i'm
Sufdneioen. Sebr IibernIe Bcbinpuraen. =
6rt. M: Spbers, Rr. 302, seet.s dratSaa.s str.
(Sept2-)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

I from this that Fargo must have had
something Of blow as well.
.. o o f7.'@
| May 11.--In the interest of harmony
Bob Wallace withdrew SIS a candidate
to the constitutional convention from
jamestown. .
Will Ellis organized The Republican
Printing Co. at Oakes.
The dispatches announced that the
Cronan murder case mystery was be-
| ing unravelled in Chicago, as a man
had been arrested who acknowledged
that he took a trunk. containing the
body of woman to the outskirts of
the city at the request of the doctor.
At the annual meeting of the Guar
antee Savings Bank the following off,
| GERS were elected: G. r. Freeman, E.
A. Perry, j. w. Won Media; N A.
Lewis, E. M. Robinson, c. H. Laizure
and c. A. Pollock. This bank is. now
the Merchants National
900
May 13.-The large buildings on the
Grandin farm No. 2, near Mayville,
were destroyed by fire, involving a
loss of about $1,000 ...'.
The Evening Republican was plan
ming to issue morning edition in or
der to drive The Argus out of bus
mess. ss,'~' - ''
May 14.-Con Walker announced
that the Fargo. baseball team would
open the season at Grafton May %.
The Argus announced that Captain
Spalding ought to be elected as a re-
hub e. EO
was doing all in it's power to defeat
him.
The supreme court OF the United
States, affirmed the validity OF the
Chinese exclusion act.
w. M. Grant was editor Of The
Grand Forks Sunday Leader and came
to Fargo to canvass for advertising.
among the business men, for cards in
the premium list soon to be printed
for the territorial fair at the city down
the Red.
Fred Falley repurchased The Milnor
Teller and placed Editor Fritz in
charge thereof
Ray Fuller was arrested charged
with accidentally shooting Harry
Hammis while duck hunting.
900 ...
May 15.-Billy Hart claimed that
the dog tax had increased the price
Of sausage.
Mayor Hansen of Moorhead an
nounced that he would continue work
on the artesian we'll in that CITY In
spite of the representations of Pro-
fessor Winchell. .-
The Fargo district elected H. F.
Miller and B. F. Spalding, republicans.
and j. Lowell, democrat members of
the constitutional convention. The
result was uncertain in the other dis
tricts of Cass county.
There was quite a heavy rain storm
all over North Dakota, followed by
from two to six inches OF snow.
Thomas Baker jr, made pretty
speech upon being elected president of
the board of education.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
WITH THE TRAVELLERS

over as sponge soals UP water. an,
are usually able to give Ii UP with as
little pressure.
How to gain this knowledge of the
territory in your charge should he a
study for every man engaged in SELL
ing merchandise, and would say that
it Is as necessary to the merchant or
the retail clerk as to the travelling
salesman. My own experience taught
me that the bankers. the real estate
men and lawyers were good men tc
go to to secure information, and gem
eral information about outlying dis
tricts is what you want
You must remember thai the sue
cessful selling of merchandise is not
guess work; II is essential that you
have definite plan as to how to pro-
ceed and you can rest assured that a
fun and complete knowledge of the
territory is one of the first things fol
you to learn. have known salesmer
who lamentably lacked nearly every
qualification necessary to success as a
purveyor of merchandise who were
able to make a fair showing becaus,
their knowledge of the territory they
covered was thorough and complete.
This being so, you can readily see what
measure of success can be attained by
salesman who is well equipped; IL in
addition to his other qualifications he
adds knowledge of the territory to his
list
Know your line, know your territory,
know your customers and yourself.
Time spent to secure this knowledge /
time well spent. Plan out your line of
campaign as. a general would plan a
battle, and like good general hold a
good argument in reserve;' chances are
that II will prove the winning argu-
ment when you think, the sale almost
lost See to 1t that the retail sales
man understands your line; be par
ticular to point out all the good fea-
lures of ii to him. If he is thoroughly
versed in what you are selling he will
sell it, and thus become your sales
man in advance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
Valley City Normal

During Tuesday and Wednesday the
board Of management Of the normal
school was in session. The members
of the faculty were all re- elected with
the exception of one, who has resigned.
contract was accepted for the erec-
tion of building in which the new
heating plant will be placed.
The Ladies' Glee club has presented
the school with a new musical instru-
ment, Nictrola.
President Mcfarland was at Lidger-
wood last Saturday, acting as judge in
declamatory contest in which five
boys and four girls took part. The
president spoke in high terms of the
quality of work done and seemed to
have enjoyed the occasion.
A baseball game was played last
week between the Enderlin high school
team and ours. The normal team won
by score of 4 to 8.
Mrs. DR.. Zimmerman of the city has
been secured by the Y. w. C. A. to
take charge of the mission study class.
The class is studying home mission
work among the poor people Of the
slums of large cities and use the text
h:lien or American" by Howard
Crosse. The class was very fortunate
in securing the help of Mrs. thinner
man. for she has been engaged in home
mission work in Chicago before com
ing out here.
During thiss year Miss Amidon has
been giving her time one evening a
Uvank frnra < ~ Ar s~1.m -
good literature to those of the girls
who cared to come. Quite a number
Of girls have availed themselves .oi
the opportunity to attend these read
ings and have received much profit
and enjoyment from them. This tern
Miss Amidon is reading The Scarlei
Letter, occasionally varying the pro-
gramme by choice pieces of poetry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
A DANGEROUS MIS-, AXE.
Fargo Mothers Should Not Neglect

FARGO Mothers Should Not Neglect
Kidney Neal. SIS in Children
Most children have weak kidneys.
The earliest warning is bed-wetting.
Later comes backache, headache,
languor.
'Tis mistake to neglect these trou-
bles.
TO blame the child for its own dis
tress.
Seek to cure the kidneys
Save the child from deadly kidney
ills.
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neys.
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Read this testimony.
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a. the kidney secretions ni-ht OF
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Remennber the nanae--Doan's-ans
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TWENTY YEARS AGO

May Billy Bulge and Richard
Bennett were republican nominees al
Grand Forks for the constitutional
convention, and Captain Griggs and j
wv. Hill were nominated by the demo-
crats.
william E. Purcell of wahpeton re-
hsigned as United States attorney for
Dakota territory.
Charles Shurlock was promoted to a
mail run from st. Paul to Mandan,
while he had been running from Far
go to Minnewaukon. Mr.. Shurlock is
now prominent merchant of James
town.
May 10.-The Cass county teachers
dnstitute was being held in the city
sand among the speakers were Profess
lsor Kennedy, Superintendent Mitchell,
Territorial Superintendent Rose, Pro-
sfessor Lord and Miss Sowles.
The Moorhead News reported that
1.-THE wind reached a velocity of sew
henty-two miles per hour. 1t is evident
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SAME old PRICE
FOR Her BUTTER
o. o. DAHL, WITH THE STONE
oRoEAN.WEE CO., TELLS A
GOOD STORY ABOUT THE WON.
AN WHO MADE A POOR GRADE
OF DAIRY BUTTER.

Q. D. Dahl, who travels out of Fargo
for the Stone Ordean- Wells Grocery
co. of Duluth, tells the following story:
He says that a woman entered a
grocery store in North Dakota town
to sell some butter, While she was
waiting at the counter to talk with
the clerk another woman who had
come in earlier, disposed of some but
ter and was paid 20 cents per pound.
When the, clerk came to wait on her
however, he only offered her Is cents
per pound
Now look here" said the woman,
you paid that woman 20 cents and
only will give me Is cents. Isn't my
butter as good as hers?"
That's just the difference. in the
quality, madam" said the clerk. "You
see that other woman takes great pains
with her butter. She keeps her milk in
a clean place; sees that the COWS are
kept clean and that the milk has not
the least taint of the barn. Sees that
her. pals, her pans and her churn are
all kept clean, and she makes quality
Of butter. for which we have a great
call. If you will take the same care
with your milk and cream and your
butter, we will be glad to give YOU
the higher price"
The woman went home resolved that
she would get 20 cents a pound for
her butter next week. She took great
pains with the milk. Made her hus-
band wash off the cows and keep the
barn scrupulously clean. Kept all the
utensils in which she handled the milk
or cream scalded and scrubbed and
was getting along fine
She had reached that stage in the
making of that weeks batch of butter
When she had it in nice, clean wood :
en- bowl just out of the churn. and
she was proud of it. She worked out
the most of the buttermilk and was
ready to put in the salt.
Now the salt was on the shelf
which the woman could not reach
without getting on a chair and she sci
the butter down on another chair while
she was getting it. In reaching for
the salt she slipped and falling she
sat down squarely in the bowl of nice
fresh butter.
She jumped to her feet and grab
bing the wooden butter ladel, with
which she had been working out the
buttermilk, with one hand and heI
dirty calico skirt with the other, she
began scraping the butter off hel
dress and slamming it back into the
butter bowl with splash, at the
same time exclaiming
Same old pricel Same old price!
Same old pricel
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a Modern Improvement.

Success Magazine: Three doctors
we're operating on man for appendi-
citis. After the operation was COM
pleted one OF the doctors missed a
small sponge The patient was re-
opened. the sponge found within, and
the man sewed up again. Immediately
the second doctor missed needle.
Again the patient was opened and
closed. Then the third doctor missed
pair of scissors. Gentlemen" said
the victim, as they were about to open
him up again. for heavens sake. IL
you're going TO keep this up put but
tons on me.
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strav.harrv plants.

We have severn. acres or the fam
Gus self fertilizinR saenator Dunlap
plants. The Senator Dunlap IL the
best variety Of strawberry for North
Dakota and our plants are hardy and
thoroughly acclimated. Our cataloge
No. strawberry Culture" tells how
to raise them successfully aud 1t viii
be sent with every otder or upon re-
quest. Price c. plants rs cents per
hundred; $500 per thousand: $500 per
thousand in lots OF 10000 or over.
Heath Bros.
Fargo, N. y.