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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

yta9oem er feds Sabre unb iebs
Wpnate I'M &anias Gitp Gpuntpse'
fdnenib seeebraat uno breimal tpe'
gen Grmprbune ieines 4 iabrieen
S6bnbens gum Eobe nerurtbetlt iupr.
ben, 1T nunmebr Subn Martin Spe'
ber uuf @eranlaiiuue bes .Staatsan'
fualts IN 5reibeit eeiest tuproen.
9reimal bat bas Oberitaatsseribt
bas BON ben @eihtuurenen iiber
Speper nerbauete llrtbeil umseitoBen
aui ben @runb bin, baB aus ben
8eueenauSiasen tein Nutiu fiir &bat
eriibtlib, ba i'm @eeentbeil oer
&nabe iein 2iebline mar, unb
baber bic Gbat Dffenbar tn einem 5ns
itanb ber llnsurednunaSfdbie be-
9aneen tuprben. Inter iolden nm'
itduben eribien es benz Staatsaniualt
unn0tbiee Mibe unb @elboereeuoune
Elm neues 8rosebnerfabren etnsulei'
ten, bas bod, nurausibtlih einer
ebeniu reiultatluien Berlaui nebmen
tpirbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

aapitdn 5ranf SO. Rumbolb BON
8atterie ", Der unter @onnernear
Sablep bas 9lmt bes !Seneralabin'
tanten perieben tuirb, befinbet iib In
Seiferion gitp, lm iih NIT ben Rlth'
ten bieIes Gmtes uertraut 81 MAIDEN.
Or bat einen Blan eefaBt, fir bic
Gtaatsmilisen unb ben Staat Retla.
me su MAIDEN. Ct mn Die Yatterte
u natb 8aibinetun brinsen, UNI an
Der Snausunratipus.9arabe bes 8rd'
iibenten Ebeil gu nebmen. Die Seute
iulen auf NtiliDurier MauleIeln reis
ten, mas eine erpBe &etlame fir ben
Staat iein fpiro. Die Mtttel baSu iul'
len Ourd) bffentlibe SubitriptiOnen
i'm Staate aufoebrabt peroen. Sc
iino ettua $50, 900 baIiir notbuenOie
aber aapitdn &umbolo elaubt, oab
bieier Setrae erlanet tueroen tann.
@r laete, baB GaIapap uno Eiie
Gountp ie &c Mauleiel itelIen piir'
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
Gin preSiser gu 5udtbausftrafe
perurtheilt.

eericu, Wp., 8. San. Na@
,,peiitlnbiser 8eratbuns bat bic
Surp, tpelber ber @OrbprodeB eesen
ben 8rebiser glpbe @Oru BON @lsber'
RI, Mlu., pprlae, bieien oes 3oot'
Irtlaes I'M sreiten Srabe i4nlots be-
funben unb iein Strafmas auf bier
Sabre 3udtbaus feitseiest. Der ger'
tbeibiaer bat um einen ueuen RroaeB
nod1oeiudt unb tpirb, uenn oieieS
@eiud, abI9ldeis beiateben lperben
iulIte, appeIIiren. @um tuuroe bts
auf 8eiteres unter $4,000 8arsidott
seitellt.
Ser iuuge @eiitli4e mar ansetlast
inn gere;u nit einem 9r. Us. VI.
SenpbiG ben Sob bes SRI. Gliiabetb
@5(eaipn elmer Sbullebrerin BON Gin
coin gountp, berbeioefibrt gu baben.
gie bebauptet tpirb, bate Der Rre'
biaer nit Der 2ebreriu Elm 2iebesoer'
bdltniB unb um befen 5olsen au be-
leitiaen, ipu er bas Rdbden bsreost
baben, ppn Or. Sempbiu eine trtH't'
nellie Operation an Fd oornebms1 au
I1Sien. SieIe nahm einen t1otli9eN
@erlauf.
Der Gnsetlaate tellte auf BEN
8eusenitaube isslide Sdulb in abre'
be unb bebauptete. bas Rd9en nur
uberHa6lid, setannt gu baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

aus 8aibinston ipirb eeidrieben:
Die Biireer BON 8aibineton inter'
eiiiren fib lebbait fur bic gorbereit'
unser sur EMANCIPATION bes erpdbl'
ten Rraiibenten Eait. Gir bic Stra'
Seuparabe unb ben Snausurations'
SaII finb bereits s75,O 900 se5eidnet,
mas mn $12, 900 mebr In als bic @e.
iamtiumme, bic iar graiibent &ooie'
BELTS lebte Suausuratiou se5ei9net
iuuroe. 8tueifellos tpirb bic SUBS
itriptiUn fdr 8raiibent Eaft's Suau
euratipn mod betrdhtlicb srbBer tper'
ben, aIs iie iebt iduu IT, ba G4en'
funoen I'm 8strase pDn 800 pber
mebr eintnufen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
setrt boz o.r eiau.u sbsr.

Jliemanb pirb es fir euh tbun.
Gs 1T cure Gufeabe allen Grubel DOE.
Subeueen uno ibr fcnnt uno rperoet
fernhatten alIen 2eber. un6 &inee.
peibe Trubel menn ibr 9r. Sings
0:m 2ife Biqs nebmt. Sic balten
auh fern Ralaria. @elbiuht uno
bilioie Gufdlle. 25 G.ntS In Balfer
Bros Gpotbets.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

s. 8. 8euiel empfelt iid, fir aue
Rotararbeiten Uie Infertisuna BON
8ollmabten, aaufbriefeu, (DeetS
uno Mortsaaes) @Outratte, Seelau.
bieungen uno Eeitamente, lelf, leB.
teres beionoers tein pauspater iiber.
ieben iollte. Sprebitube: 0benaui
i'm @rat Big. 90. @ebaube.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

BON Der neuen Ginri1tuns sic be.
beutet eineu tidtisen S@ritt bor'
iuarts auf ber 8abn, bic felt Sabren
nit anertenueustuertbem gifer sesan
ssseu TT, unb oer Grfuls tuirb nidt
auSbletben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
1euisfeiten aus n1ifouri.

~SS0Nb lN5ASN1SNS <SIS1AINS W |
eins in ct. Souls Der As Sabre alte
lebise Gpptbeter Bm. Gallery Gel
morb burd 8ereiften.
= 8eim Staatsietretdr tuurben
feste 8uhe bic Sncurporatiuns .Ea'
pierre fir bic gaOrtb Miiiuurt Central
Railtuap Co., oun Columbia nit ei'
nem Capital oun 5000, 900 binterleet.
Die @eieIIidaft min eine 8ubn BON
Nerico bur6 Columbia nab Sefer'
iun Gitp bauen.
- Wit Der Nraee rBie sefdut Sir
baS?A i6nitt ii9 am Sonntas in ct.
Spiepb '8m. Ribarbion, Mitslieb
elmer @iientuaaren ssirma in @egen-
mart ie,ner Srau ben Sals nit einem
&aiirmeFer burh unb fiel als 2et1e
our bic 5iiBe ber erihrudsnen 5ran.
- Sn 8arrb County tuurbe Osear
Erent au stuet Sabren 5ubtbaus per'
urtbeilt. neil er BET einem Ginbru4
cine 5laide Sdnaps eeitublen bate.
8esen @inbrubs in elm 8ierbeput in
GabniIle tpurbe Souls @arnins ear
su bier Sabren 3u6tbausbaft nerur'
tbetlt.
Sn @runbp Gpuutb itarb am
Sunnerstae ber 80 Sabre alte 9il'
mann Sroufs, tuelber NIT Der ibn
iiberlebenben 80 Sabre alien Satin
iber So Sabre uerbeiratbet mar.
Sein 3iuiIIiuesbruber lebt i'm sleiden
gDuntp. Der gerfturbene btnterldbt
auBer Der Bitttue 9 Sinber, As @nfel
mebrere urentel uub eiuige urur'
entel.
- Sn &anius @itp eridoB ii4 am
Witttpub Letter 8Dde ber bel Der
9aois Bros BrDbuce Co., ols Glert
uuselteute u. 8. grautman, nadbgni
er etneeiteben muBte, baB Ell Der Sir
ma S720 unterIblasen babe. Sraut'
man mar erit ieit elmer 8u9e per'
beiratbet uuo feline glrbeitgeber itan
ben upn ieiuer Serbaitun9 ab, nacb'
> bem er ueripru6en bate, ben 8etrae
; ab5uueroienen.
; - Gm 26. Sanuar tueroen bic gli
ieiIOren unO @oIIeftOren ber oeriAie'
: oenen Counties in Wfiiourt in Setter
. ion Gttp cine 3uiammentunit baben
t nm oariiber 81 beratben, iuie oil
{ Staat SeintiinIte erb6bt tueroeu t6n
E men. 9as 1T Ieiters Der 8eamter
J unb EruitS gang lei4t - man oetre
/. tirt einfah: Eie Steuern Dber Baa
I rem tuerben UNI 10 uiele BrD3ent er
: b6bt uub iuer bieie 9aIten nidt TRACER
b lam, nuB iib eben bancroft erfla
c rem.
! Subn Nariin Speper, bon Ren
Orleans, tuelber AM II. Suli 100;
In &anias Git1 ieinen 5 Sabre alter
: Subn Sreb6ie ermurbet bate, iuben
] er bemielben bic Reble bur1lbnitt
iuurbe am Wuntas aus benz Sefdug
> nib entlalien. Speper mar i6un Der
iaieoene Rale i,tstpiiben propeller
' iuprbeu, aber in isbem eiuaelnen Sal,
bate bic obere Snitau5 bas llrtbei
ber unteren umeeitoBen unb iebt iiui
feline 3eueen fir nobmaliee Brosefi
runs aufsutreiben.
-Sn Springfield brannte an
Sientae Gbenb nab sinen 8prtrai
oon Gpie Reeb bas 8aIbpin Opern
n baus poaitdnbis nieber, tudbreno bai
ausrsnaenbe Colonial SOtel unb an
]. bere notwithstanding ber llmeeb
i uns fart bei9doist purben. De
@eiammtibaben uirb auf S25, 90
n seiddst unh bic 8eriiderune be
trdst nur ettua bic SdIite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

s0- Hbonnirt auf bas Sermanuer
8plfsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

THE CHILDREN LIKE TT
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
M q n RESOM
.Cfnlfnt ,BlOlk 90.

SD. 3ettSntaatt Gisentbiimer.
Sabri3irt oue arisn GementbI6de. Sitter.
rlen uno 9aumoterial.
Sement piro in serpiinIbten 0uantitdteu
pertauTt.
Soroert preisIiite.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09

1 its development lays it's eggs under the
hides of horses and cattle, which
| quickly succumb to the bite. The
greatest carrier of the eggs Is the rab-
bit two specimens OF which have been
found In the collection.
There are numerous eggs of the fly
still clinging to the hairs and 1t is
from these that the mature flies might
come. It so happens that the skins OF
the small animals in the collection
were not packed in brine, but were
merely stretched and dried in the
shade, so that the eggs are in perfect
| condition.
| Whether the disease the fly carries
is hereditary and inherent in the fly
itself or whether like the yellow fever
mosquito, it has to bite victim OF the
sleeping sickness to develope the infec-
ton in its body, Is the problem con-
fronting the scientists.
There is one dangerous risk in traf-
ticking with the tsetse fly in captivity
and that it that IL may escape and
spread infection here. The gypsy
moth, which has caused millions OF
dollars of damage in New England
escaped originally from those being
reared for laboratory work. The same
thing might happen with the tsetse fly
but all possible precautions will be
taken to prevent 1t.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09

use Of internal revenue stamps for
domestic trade. together with the H.
cenaing OF dealers and detailed records
Of all sales. is advised It is pointed
out that the danger is Of wide social
range, az purchases have been increas-
ing--not only in the slums Of cities
but among clientele that holds itself
far aloof from contact with the neither
world.
It would seem that such regulation
is practicable without hampering the
proper employment Of cocaine in medl-
cine and surgery. The availability Of
the drug for such legitimate use as the
alienation or prevention OF pain, now
grow frequent and familiar in the dem
lists chair and in more serious opera
tions. should not be lessened. The
subject-matter merits the expert at
tention and advice that It is receiv-
ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
DO YOU WEIGH TOO MUcHa
The Zeal Remedy and the Recipe.

There are some stout people whom
the above question does not seem to
trouble very much They are, how
ever, wrong to be so careless, for
obesity Ii a complaint which brings
many evils in its train. There are
others who have sought long and
earnestly for a really reliable remedy
for obesity, and to these the following
prescription will be of absorbing In
teregt, because IL presents in a simple
and harmless form and sure reiief-a
remedy which is rapidly gaining q
worldwide reputation. The reader
may make up the prescription for
himself Cor herself) on getting the in
gradients from the druggist--or the
latter will do so willingly
This is the full recipe: y or. Mar
mola, ~ or. Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic, and az OF. Peppermint
Water Take dose of one tea
spoonful after each meal and at bed
time.
This admirable and quite harmless
remedy win soon take off pounds of
the offending fatty excess; and as, day
by day the weight decreases strength
and vigor will return in equal ratio:
for. be 1T observed, there is no fast
ing or exercise required. Rest good
food, regular doses-these are all that
Is necessary to reduce weight TO nor
NAL, increase the supply Of pure blood,
clear the skin, beautify the complex
ion and restore energy and excellent
spirits.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09

Washington, Sept. s.-Are the people
of this country in the interest of sci
ence, to be subjected to the ravages OF
the dangerous tsetse fly?
Genuine apprehension is expressed
that the fatal sleeping sickness OF
Africa will be introduced here unless
scientists at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton can be persuaded to destroy large
numbers of eggs Of the tsetse fly
which have been found in skins
SHIPPED to the institution from Africa,
being the collection contributed by for
mer President Roosevelt.
In Africa the native population is
much more susceptible to the bite OF
the fly than white people, though a
few cases of sleeping sickness have oc-
Cured among the comparatively
scanty white population of both the
east and west coasts.
1t was thought for long time that
the bite OF the fly, which is a blood
sucking insect, was harmless to man
and fatal only to cattle and horses. But
1t was afterward discovered that the
fly carried the germ of the sleeping
sickness, which has so greatly extended
in Africa recently and has played
such havoc among the natives.
The tsetse fly carries the sleeping
sickness much as the mosquito carries
yellow fever. The fly In the course of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
POPE PIOUS OPPOSES
MOVING OF SEPULCHER
HEAD or CATHOLIC CHURCH BE.
LIEvEs THE r. r. RYANs
HAVE NOT OFFERED
FUNDS.

Washington, Sept s.-Papal Dele
gate Falconio today denied the report
that Pope Plus X has taken steps 10
have the tomb which is held by the
Catholic church to be the burial place
of Jesus, now In the Church OF the
Holy Sepulcher, Jersulam, transported
to italy. The denial Is made on au-
thoriIy Of the pope given while Mgr.
Falconio was In Rome during the
summer
Mgr Falconio asserted that the pope
would be the last person In the world
to consent to the transfer of The tomb: .
that his holiness on more than one oc-
casion has placed himself on record
to the effect that the holy sepulcher
is essentially a relic that belongs to
the history OF the tradition of Je-
rusalem and that moving It, even to
Rome, would be an offense Of the grav-
est character.
Mgr. Falconio said that Catholicism
so far as the sepulcher Is concerned,
knows neither geography nor national-
ity Every faithful Catholic has a
spiritual right In IT," he added 'iust
as every christian nation viii, ii neces-
SHY arises, resort to the defence OF
Its inviolability"
'Heathenism." Is the word he APP
piled to the supporters Of a change
OF location.
When asked If he knew that Mrs
Thomas F. Ryan, wife of the financier.
and other ardent Catholics were ready
to subscribe literally to Iefray the
expenses OF the removal of the
sepulcher, upon request OF the yati-
can. the prelate said outright that he
did not believe Mrs. Ryan or any
other Catholic had taken stock in the
report. Speaking in the name Of the
pope he was emphatic In stating that
the latter would use all his influence
against any efforts by well meaning.
but misguided Catholics to have the
sepulcher removed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
GEN. GRANT AFRAID
TO TAKE A DRINK
FAMED SOLDIER WOULD GIVE
LIFE If HE COULD STOP
THE WHISKY EVIL.

Chicago, Sept S.-General Frederick
ID. Grant, who is to lead the temper
ance parade Sept. rs, was quoted last
evening by the Rev. r.. #. Dorm
blazer. pastor of Grace English Luth-
eran church. in addressing union
rally of temperance people at Willard
Hall. as being a total abstainer and
That all his staff were in the same
class.
The words OF General Grant which
were quoted by DR.. Dornblazer were:
"Teli young men that General Grant
does not drink q drop Of liquor, has
not for eighteen years, because he Is
afraid to drink. ! tried to drink with
extreme moderation because knew
that alcohol Is the worst poison that
man can take into his system, but ( (
found that 1T was an absolute impos-
sibility to drink moderately. Because
moderate drinking Ii practical inn
possibility. I became an absolute tee
totaler, d crank If You please. I win
not allow IL even in my house.
Drink is the greatest curse because
practically all crime and all disaster
are the result OF IT, Ninety-fi I'VE per
cent Of assertions and acts of lawless-
ness In the army are due to drink.
If could. by offering my body as a
sacrifice. free this country from the
fell cancer. the demon drink. I'd thank
the Almighty for the privilege Of do
ing 1t.
III had the greatest Appointivo
power in the country, no man would
get even the smallest appointment
from me unless he showed PROOF Of
his absolute teetotalism. AS it ID. Of
my own appointees. the members OF
my star, not one Of them touches 4
drop. They know better
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
HAND WAS MUTILATED.
Young Man Is Accident Victim Near
Minot.

Young Man Is Accident Victim Near
Minot.
Minot. ~. d., Sept. 9.--WhiIe oper-
ating threshing machine some twelve
miles southwest OF this city, man
giving the name OF r. d. Mckenzie
had his left hand horribly mutilated
by the knives Of the machine That he
was engaged in feeding. Mckenzie
felt sharp pull and after several at
tempts succeeded in wrenching his
hand free from the knives, but the
shock was SO great to his nervous sys-
tenn that he tainted several times be-
fore he could be assisted TO the house
OF the farmer that he was working
for.
A team was hurriedly harnessed up
and the injured man was brought to
the city where his injuries were ex-
amIned. He suffered great pain dur
Ing the time that the surgeon was
fixing up his injury. put ii il expected
that with no serious complications
that ne win pull through and that he
viii soon be around as clipper as
ever.
McKenzie's third and fourth fingers
were SO badly torn that they will in
all probability have to be amputated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
Trains Going West.
BURKE AGAINST FARMERS.

The Forum has frequently called at
tention to some of the iniustices that
Governor Burke has done the farmers
of this state. 1t has shown that Burke
is not in sympathy with the men who
till the soil. He caters to others fell
lows-and throws the harpoon into the
wheat growers.
His unfairness was shown this
spring in his vetoes Of important APP
preparations for the agricultural col
lege that would have advanced the
dairy and creamery interests of this
state-while he signed the appropria-
tions-without a cut-for other insti-
buttons.
One of the more recent evidences OF
Burkes antagonism to the men who
are the backbone Of the state-the
wealth producers-is shown in his APP
pointment of commissioners from this
state to sit with the Minnesota grain
and warehouse commission and to look
after the interests of the farmers OF
this state
About Aug. 10 he expressed the opin-
ion that Nelson and Clifford would be
the choice for the position. Nelson's
friends understood It was practically q
cinch up to Aug. "a. when the govern
or announced that he would make the
appointments of the commissioners
within the next two days.
But great change came over
Burke's dreams.
About Aug. Is, he announced that
he understood that
THE MINNESOTA GRAIN RoARI
OF APPEALS HAD EXPRESSED A
PREFERENCE FOR ANOTHER MAN
INSTEAD OF NELSON.
Then he dumped Nelson and named
Brown and clifford.
The farmers of North Dakota will
no doubt remember Burke's attitude
He didn't give tinker's damn for their
interests-but didn't want to name a
man Objectionable to the Minnesota
grain board.
That's great consideration for the
Minnesota board Of appeals, all right
but very little for the wheat growers OF
North Dakota.
TO almost any other man in the state
than John Burke 1.-The very fact that
the Minnesota board didn't want Mel
son would have been convincing evil
dence of the fact that Nelson was this
man to name.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
THE COCAINE PERIL.

The evil wrought by the abuse OF CO.
caine in the United States has been a
topic Of much discussion and not a
few warnings by conventions-state
and national-of medical men and Of
boards OF health But the harm con-
tinues. despite various local attempts
to regulate the sale and use OF the
drugs. The contraband traffic persists
In some drug stores In large cities and
the American Health league discovers
that It's pernicious consumption has In
creased greatly among the negroes 81
the south where the habit threatens
serious ravages upon health and life
unless II il checked
The proposition Il advanced that ma
kionaa legislation Ii needed to tfwart
= serious peril. The United states il
already . party 20 international move
snenta against the dangers to public
haaitn al opium and abaintne. Ths
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
wATERwoRks BONDS.

The council seems welded to it's plan
to have vote on both waterworlxs and
a municipal lighting plant bonds. This
attitude led to the mix-up of last
spring. which made the bonds illegal
The people Of Fargo may want both
water and lights-but there is scarcely
a man In the city who has the nerve
to contend they want lights as badly
as a pure water supply. The council
has double crossed the people about
long enough on this proposition and
unless something il done soon--there
may be a house cleaning next spring
that win be a surprise.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
The Theatres
Fargo operahouse.
Sept 1s-lS-Shepherd King.

Wright Lorimer win be seen at the
Fargo operahouse for three nights
with special Saturday matinee COM
mencing Thursday, Sept. u.s.
This powerful Biblical story tells
how David. the youthful SON OF Jesse.
slew the giant Goliath, won the love
OF King Saurs daughter, Michal and
the friendship of his son, Jonathan.
and ultimately succeeded TO the king
ly honors OF the Jews. IL is Siecked
with all the barbaric magniflcence of
the Orient, and its spirited pictures
OF the battlefield In the vale OF Elah.
with it's brawny lighting men. and the
phantasmagorical scene in the Cave OF
the Witch OF Endor have no superior
on the modern stage. Mr.. Lorlrner's
David Is powerful and satisfying. He
Is surrounded by q notable cast, OF
players prominent among whom are
Brigham Joyce, Irving White, Daniel
Gilfether, Frank Campbello, Harold La
Coste, Ernest Roseman. Daniel Law
Ter, Walter Brown. Helen Singer,
Frederick Going. Alison Skinworth,
Ruth Copley and Ioah Ferrier.
Gorgeous japanese costumes have
been secured for n. r.. Edwards latest
musical comedy, The Hot Air Mer-
chant which Is to be produced by the
Irving Dramatic club az the Fargo
operahouse Friday evening. Sept az.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09

2I A certain North Carolina preach
er recently delivered himself of the
opinion that no newspaper taking truth
for Its standard can hope to be q H.
nancial success TO this The Kings
Mountain Herald replied: ''The press
and the clergy 60 hand IN hand with
the whitewash brush: with rosy spec
tacles magnifying little virtues and
kindly throwing deformities into obliv-
ion: the pulpit, the pen. and the grave
stones are partners IN saint making.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
An Seams Allowed.

The back of this tailored waist 10 made
with double pointed yoke facing, which
may be omitted II desired. and the left
front has a small breast pocket and
fastens through the center box-pIait.
This model lis suitable for pongee, fou-
lard. ratah. or any Of the colored lin
ems, or Indian-head cottons. Tho pattern
is In 9 sixes-ez to AS inches. bust meas
ure. For % bust the waist requires 81
yards OF material q inches wide. 2lh
yards DC inches wide. or ~ yards ~
inches wide
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
Lee Badly Broken.

Devils Lake. NJ. ID, sept. g. Harvor
Strom. q laborer. driving d team Tor
Wilson Morse on threshing job near
Webster was thrown from his seat iii
i runaway, and AZ result one leg
was broken In three places The man
was brought to the General hospital,
where the fractures were reduced.
The wounds are very painful. but ii Ii
not considered that the man ID iii any
danger from them. though he viii
have "a stay In bed for some time be-
tore the bones knit