The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20

papers by fraud-and fraud 30 extens-
i've that it is supposed to be the work
OF big, well-organized gang. who
have been making regular business Of
forging certificates and. making AmerI-
cans out OF aliens by scores az a time.
Firemen and street cleaners are like
wise reported to be involved, and be-
sides municipal employees thousands Of
foreigners all over the city are as
serted to possess false papers. AZ
present nobody seems to know who Is
responsible for all this, though the se-
cret service officers are thought to
have information that win cause some
revelations whenever II Is acted unon.
IL the proportion of frauds found in
the first 100 names on the police rolls
hold good to the end, at least 20 per
cent Of the force will be found ais.
qualified, but as yet this is not proved.
But certainly after this 1t win do no
harm to follow the old Wartime prin-
ciple-"Put none but Americans on
guard"
An organization has Just been in
lcorporated here the laudable purpose OF
which Is ito make everybody happy. =
And that 1t strives to bring happiness
within the reach OF even the least en-
dowed financially IL shown by the fact
that membership costs only 20 cents
a year. The objects OF the Harmony
club, as the new association is called,
are set forth in It's incorporation pa.
pers az being. ITO harmonize people
with themselves, their SURROUNDINGS
and each other; to prove the value Of
a smile and song in everyday life and
to establish the perfect unity OF BODY
mind, heart and SPIRIT This seems
to be very large quarters worth II
the Harmony club can deliver the
lgoods. Others have sought to ahow
Ihow to be happy though married or
wirnin other narrow limitationh, but the
Harmony Cub win dispense happiness
by mail TO those Of any and all con-
ditions. Already, as 1t modestiy an
Inounces. It has started "a great wave
or Cheer philosophy sweeping around
the globe" Oddly enough the presi.
dent OF the club is a lawyer Mr.. e. ri
F'allows, son OF Bishop FalIows who
has become prominent in Connection
with the Emanuel movement. Mr. Fai-
lows is not to be deferred Ia his ME I
lof promoting universal harmony evan
though It has been pointed out to him
that to succeed In such an undertalr,ne
would remove the main reason for tbs
lexistence OF his profession.
According to officials OF the Ieaatns
passenger lines. the summer neaeor
lJust drawing to a close has bro,Ean MI
previous records In the n,atter ~
steamship travel A fun Quarter az nil.
Hon Americans have made trina acroa.
the Atlantic end have enriched tha NJ.
telkeapers and tradeamen OF the ols
world to the extent OF $3.50 ooo o0n s, !,
more. Most OF the nonntain reso~ss
and popular shore places hava h@sy
thronged from the end az June ~ fhs
beginning OF September. Trains lesa !
ing 90 the larger resorts have beer Wv,
IN four Or Ave long sections tor ! $500 ",
part of the summer and acconr, c.,,,'
mons Tor guests have been At i pxs,r
iun1 even IN the smaller ana lass vsel, .
known hotels. Nor has thls nroxy,erst,
been confined entirely to the res,,is t,
summer resorts, for the big New WI
hotels. Instead Of being able "a c,os1
: up whole floors and to shut down 1890
Of their restaurants as III former go ~
sons, have been crowded to thN,r =
paeity throughout the summer ~ .,ss
tors from all parts of the countrv ! ~