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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-06
WAYS OF The oRAFrERs.


Some shocking exposures Of grating
by public officials are being made by
Investigations going on in New York
and Philadelphia. In the former city
the charge is made on authority that
the patients in the state insane asylum
on Wards island have been robbed of
the meat intended for their use to the
tune Of more than 100000 pounds each
year. The meat, it is alleged, was
stolen by minor officials of the asylum
and shipped to New York as bones and
refuse, and there sold
1t is bad enough to rob the insane
but the Philadelphia exposure is still
worse. There the accusation is made
that deputy coroners have used their
positions to force the families of dead
men and women to patronize certain
undertakers-under threats of having
the deceased rest under the stigma of
having committed suicide. OF course
the deputy got his "raks-ofr'' from the
undertakers he favored. Further. 1t is
charged that these deputies have at
tempted to shake down" a number of
undertakers. When their demands
were refused or ignored they have TAX
en- revenge by coercing bereaved par
tles-into refusing to allow these un-
dertalers to carry out a contract al
ready made.
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PROHIBITION PAYS.

Crime has been reduced SO per cent
In North Carolina under prohibition
Such is the opinion Of Chief Justice
Walter Clark, and he has the figures
Of the court to bear out his statement
The state has been dry for two years
and the records for the two years--as
compared with the year previous to
the enactment of the prohibition law
shows that murder in the first de-
gree has decreased 80 per cent--man-
slaughter. IS per cent-murder In Tic
second degree q per cent. Larceny
has declined 40 per cent Burglary
shows drop of 20 per cent--and the
reduction in minor crimes ranges from
20 to SIS per cent.
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RED CROSS WORK.

AS q timely reminder OF the work OF
collecting cent from each individual
in Fargo-or the equivalent of TINT
sum from those who can give-for the
work Of the Red Cross society in the
United States. is a news dispatch from
Washington, announcing that he Am
erican Red Cross society will send a
car containing portable rescue sta
ton all over the United States. II
win teach first aid to the injured, to
railroad employees and employees Of fac.
tories and to miners.
AT the time the request for supnort
was first made in this city Endorsement
OF the work of the Red Cross paorle
had to be given in some What general
terms. This specific instance 0. whst
the society is doing should serve. ais a
strong impression OF the great v~ak
with which Miss Clara Barton's Sane
is indelibly associated.
Instruction of the general mass Of
workers in the science Of rendering
first aid is scarcely to be oyeresti-
mated. The rarity of the individual
who knows what to do in case cf ac-
cident Is well known. And In scores Of
instances in every large city, every
year. lives are lost because pcrsoos
with the best intentions possible lose
their heads and discover that they are
quite helpless-when very simple helps
would often serve to save life.
It requires no knowledge Of medi-
cine and science to know what to do
IN the case Of a severe burn, severed
artery, an overdose OF a dangerous
drug, or any Of the predicaments
which are constantly arising. Yet the
individual who knows what to do in
such cases II generally absent.
The work which the Red Cross So
ciety has undertaken to do is practi-
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SAFETY and PROFIT
Mutual Investment OF Funds, Most Sc.
cure and Brings Biggest Returns
to investor.

Every man wants to lay something
by for 9 rainy day. This Is true OF
every woman, too, for married or
single, the certainty Of old age and
Inability to produce income stares each
person IN the face.
The Northwestern Mutual Tnveat.
ment company Of this city offer what
seems the safest and most EQUITABLE
form OF Investment that can be de-
vised. II meets the needs alike Of the
large or the small investor. whether
business, professional or workingman.
pays good interest. divides profts
equitably returns your capital la 10,
10 or 20 year periods as you may elect
Based upon rear estate security. the
most stable that can be found with
many excellent features for the ae-
communication Of holders and their pro-
lection, an investment In, the oertifl-
Gates OF the Northwestern Mutual In
yestment company seems sure to be
most satisfactory.
postal card to the offices Of the
company at Fargo, ". D., or s0s Palace
building, Minneapolis, will bring fun
information IN relation to their plan.
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WheatIand News.

! Wheatland, N. D., Dec. ITO The
Forum: Prot. w. H. Fernholz OF
Deering has been elected to I'LL the
vacancy in the principalship of our
schools, the present incumbent, Mr.
Riley going to the county superinten-
dency Jan. 1, Mr.. Fernholz comes
highly recommended and great things
are expected for the school When
Mr.. Riley came three years ago last
September the highest class was do
Ing eighth grade work; now we are
Offering three years of. high school
work including a commercial course.
and have an enrolment of twenty
three in the high school. That's go
ing some--and we expect to go some
when Mr. Fernholz gets hold Of the
work
The funeral services for Mrs. VIM.
Laughlin were held on Monday of this
week in the Methodist church and
were conducted by Rev. w. L. Sage
pastor Of the local church. Mrs.
Laughlin was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J, G. Grippe, recently from
Indiana and was greatly loved by
those who knew her because of her
gentle disposition and kindness Of
heart The saddest learure Of her
demise is the fast that three little
children are left motherless and will
never know the blessedness OF that
greatest boon to Childhood moth
er's love.
Rev. w. L. Sage, the new pastor
Of the Methodist church, is comfort
ably domiciled in the parsonage with
his family and Is rapidly making
warm friends among the people OF
this vicinity We predict a pleasant
and profitable years work for Mr..
sage. Cor. w.
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Mott gets steam laundry.
There is coat thief at Bismarck.
i Leonard has a good basketball team
The Finley band ID to give con
There was yenison dinner at Ken
Ma, Many blind PisFers are getting
J. 4 bride died At Buchanan of heart
wilton win secure SsS PRESBYTERIAN
academy.
The city is to manage the theatre
at Mandan.
800
Kenmare is to have a dairy meet
ing SATURDAY..
@@A
Drake takes great pride in its
fire department.
The sewer system at Darlington is
nearing completion
&NA
The Masons arc proud Of the new
temple at Dickinson.
The Methodists had an old time re-
vival meeting at Bismarck.
%&~@
Benson county people turned down
the county fair tax proposition.
There were numerous minor accl-
dents in the 500 yards at Kenmare.
900
1t is reported that guards surround
the Bowbells courthouse night and
day.
Slope county wants the milwaukee,
to extend its line beyond New Eng
land.
Incendiaries are reported to have
have been burning barns in Kidder
county.
Bowbells got the county seat be-
cause the votes of dozen townships
were not counted
@3@
Stutsman county thief admitted
a hay stack-and hay is
this year,
%@&
There are several men after the ion
held by Frank Wilson of Bathgate-
as state oil inspector.
AT Bowbells a butcher made a
'sissage" thirty five feet Iona. II
must be intended to hold the county
seat.
900
EditSr Nelson of Rolette is said to
have an elegant home-with a private
electric light plant and other modern
Minoters gave Dave Dinnie a ban
1uet because of the big advertisement
ne gave the city with his string OF |
race "hosses."
900
Geo. M. Young who lived for some |
lime in Hettinger county. in Mime
lpolis and on the coast, Is t. returE /
. Valley City.
900
Antler has depot agent who walks
n his sleel' and some OF the stunts
lie pulls OF furnishes amusement for
he people OF that burg.
90
A great many people wiz more will
ingiy climb int uppers ir PuIlmans
now that they are lower-in pricG.
rhe fat men will still seek the lowers.
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ri.

Erie, ". D., Dec. S-To The For
UNI: Mrs. Wolve spent a few days
last weak with Mrs. Mullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson visited rel
atives near Hunter last Saturday and
Sunday.
Tire c. E. social given in the hall
Saturday night was a fine success
netting them almost $13. A good
time was enjoyed by all present.
Mr. Trus of Wheatland spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hill and
family.
All Of our young people who were
home for Thanksgiving have returned
to their different schools and coll
leges.
Miss Emma Schroeder spent Friday
evening in Casselton with Miss cert
rude Showers who Is on her to Keni-
wick, Wash, to teach school there.
Mrs. L, Delemator whfo has been
in the sick list Is around again, we
are glad to say.
Mrs. Christy Morrow and Miss
Bessie Delemator are visiting relatives
In LaMoure. Cor. 81.
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Try This Home-Mode
Cough Remedy
Costs Little nut Does the work
Gafelklys or Money Refunded.

Mix one pint OF granulated sugar
with " pint Of warm water, and stir
for minutes. Put Nv ounces OF Pin
tx (nIty cents WORTH in pint bot
tie; then add the Sugar Syrup. Take
teaspoonful every one, two or three
hours.
You win find that this simple rem
edy takes hold OF a cough more quick
Usually ends deep seated cough in
whooping cough chest pains, bron-
stimulates the appetite and liz slight
This recipe makes more and better
ready made for $3.50. 1t keeps per- I
fectly and tastes pleasantly.
Pine& ls the most valuable concen-
trated compound Of Norway white
pine EXTRACT. and IS rich in guiaicoi
and all the natural pine elements
which are SO healing to the mem
branes. Other preparations will not
work in this formula.
This plan Of making cough syrup
with Pipex and Sugar syrup Cor
strained honey has proven so popu-
lar throughout the United states and
Canada that it is often initiated. But
the old, successful formula has never
been equaled.
A guaranty OF absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded goes with
this recipe, Your druggist has Pinex or
will get it Cor you. If not, send to The
Ptnex Co., TT. Wayne Ind.
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North Dakota Kernels


Tolley Is to have q min.
There was fire bug at Drake.
A bootlegger was arrested at Nc
Vile.
| Ward county had some delinauen
tax list.
| The flax tow mill at Mimic is run
ming steadily
At osnabrock the married mel
gave dance.
Deer hunters al Kenmare gave :
The fruit house at Darlington ha.
been closed till spring.
1&G
There is a Islander case In ward
county that is said to be racy.
<sA&S&
AT Tolley peddler was arrested
for selling goods without license
The farmers around Darlington
think telephone charges are exhor
bitant.
900
The Marion Sentinel deploreg the
arrest Of town character known ais
"old Dad"
03~
Many old timers in the Red river
valley regretted to hear Of the death
of John DeGroat.
900
Aneta has a successful dramatic
club. Editor Teien impersouates a
"cullud" gentleman.
600
Some of the new towns on the
Pingree- Wilton branch of the N. p.
are developing rapidly.
900
some people have the proper idea
OF squelching the idiotic charivari
shot gun.
900
Editor Campbell of The Northwood
Cleaner is reported to have recently
sold one Of his fa-ms-for $4,000.
600
The commissioners have not yet de-
termined which kind of lighting sys,
tenn will be used for the courthouse
at Darlington.
600
WA va AAAC 6tGtCe county court
house has been abandoned for the
winter. The structure will be COM
pleted by September 1911.
900
Editor Van Arnam was able to get
get out his Kindred Tribune right on
time after the dre-through the cour-
-esy Of The Walcott Reporter.
Alyaort arxyo,,a eoS.,x 49,
mas was coming by reading what the
editors of The Grafton Record and
The Valley Cits Times Record say of
each other
The Burke county canvassing board
.hrew out the vote in many precincts
because the voting place was changed
without authority-and the courts
nave another legal knot to untangle.
900
The Bismarck Tribune wants COM
nittees of the branches of the legis- |
allure selected by the MEMBERSHIPS
Is the opponents of Uncle Joe Cannon
wanted to select committees In the
over branch Of congress.
&sSS
Between Valley City and IitchvilIe
wo autos were speeding nerrily |
Llong. The drst one struck milchI
,ow and the second one piled on tops
# the first-aI1d the COW. The COW
lad all the gasoline knocked out of 4
ler-and the autos lost their milk.
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MONDAY, DEC. $, 1910.

The Fargo Forum and Republican is
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Subscription The Fargo Forum and
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Address all communications to The Forum
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When your feet are wet and cold.
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take big dose
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, battle
your feet in hot water before going to
bed, and you are almost certain to
ward off a severe cold. For sale by
all dealers.
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The Theatres
Fargo Opera House.
Dec. flames K. Hackett.
Dec. 10.-Virginia Harmed

Dec. 1V'-Nlrglnia Harmed
James x. Hackett is underlined at
the Fargo operahouse for tomorrow
evening in The King. The play IL a
modern comedy but contains many
thrilling dramatic situations and Is
considered by VIM. A. Brady, who is
directing Mr. HSnkett's tour, to be
one ct the best plays thus far pro-
duced th1s season. Mr. Hackett win
be supported by 40 excellent company
Including Miss Beatrice Beekley, Ar
thur Hoops, Chas. G. Brandt and
Robert Lawier, and the state settsngs
VIII be perfect in e-'ery detail
Virginia Harmed arperss at the
Fargo ogeraleuss Saturday evening
In The Wouaan He Married. In IL
M:ss EARNED wiz agsin b& seen as A
tAraTous moasA az IA Trip.y. the role
she originated ana In vh3ci1 she made
hsE arst great succssA SnS plays r.
highly emorSonAi aeAs1cNsa. an ao-
trssg~erfsst~neaehwtse hut shete are
many light soenes In whinh she shows
new and urexT SsAess Aesslopmaa3s sl
her Art
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"a A religious revival is recommend
ed as crime eliminator.

ET The crying necessity for provid-
Ing for superanuated ministers demon
strates that some of them have not re-
ceived the high price per word paid
Roosevelt for his African stuff.
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Postal authorities In Madagascar are
arranging for the carrying Of mails on
the island by aeroplane. However, II
probably will be some time before the
airship will succeed rural free delivery
in the United States.
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The quicker cold is gotten rid of
the less danger from pneumonia and
other serious diseases. Mr.. e. w. L..
Hail, OF Waveriy Va. says: 81 firm
ly believe Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy TO be absolutely the best prepara
ton on the market for colds. have
recommended it to my friends and
they all agree with me- For sale by
all dealers.
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I At the Kentucky meeting of the
governors Woodrow Wilson spoke Of
the delegates coming there for "stim-
ulation." There are many people who
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cal and obyious-and should appeal to
those who are not disposed to help
where less tangible ills are concerned.
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viii be easily convinced the governors
struck the right state.
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Ca Who wouldn't be vice president?
A Fargo teacher asked her class lf
they had ever heard of Fairbanks. The
pupils said he was man who made
soap or scales.
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We Buy ser.p IRON.

Carload Iors specIasty. Correspond.
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metal Co.. Fargo NJ ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-06
EARLY HOLIDAY SHOPPING.

There are decided advantages to the
buyer in making holiday purchases
early before the retail shopping dis
tricts become eongested with surging
crowds in quest Of holiday wares
Early shopping gives the buyer the
advantage Of first choice and also
gives more leisure in making selections
therefore it is much to the advantage
OF the buyer to buy early.
There are other important consid-
erations however, which should inau-
ence shoppers to buy before the rush
comes-one of which is the kindly con-
sideration every one should have for
the hard-worked statesmen and sales
ladies who will have to struggle
through the strenuous DAYS preceding
Christmas. It will be help to the
statesmen and saleswomen to make the
shopping season for the holidays long
er than Is the custom. 1t will give
them more time to do their work II
viii help them and help the public
1t will be better for everybody to have
long, quiet, conservative shopping
season for the holidays, instead of
short one-attended by surging. clam
oring crowds.
There are thousands Of people who
have already made up their minds
what they are going to buy for the
holidays. To these this plea is made
in behalf of the great army of sales
people with whom the trading will be
done
Ga- An inventor promises autos that
will use solid fuel.
~ The southern farmers are begin
ming to use gasoline traction plows.
~ 1t is asserted that pneumonia is |
a germ disease and easily prevent
able.
~ Uniformity Of pure food laws has |
been urged. A uniform lower price
might also help.
az st. Louis is to have a land show.
Most delegates will probably carry
along section samples.
~ There Is big trust now control
ling both the telegraph and the tele-
phones. If they will only eliminate de-
lay-much will be forgotten.
"a Some of the cities caught padding
census returns might have known bet
ter than to have attempted such a
thing on the thirteenth census.
az Modern conveniences increase
rapidly. Nowadays you don't have to
so to Jail. The Jail will come to you.
A Georgia town has one on wheels.
R% Down in Louisiana a man was
fined $500 for kissing a woman. If
that price prevails, the average editor
will never be able to osculate lady.
tfa' Who wouldn't be vice president?
A Fargo teacher asked her class lf
they had ever heard of Fairbanks The
pupils said he was man who made
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-06

f% Down in Louisiana a man was
fined $500 for kissing a woman. If
that price prevails, the average editor
will never be able to osculate a lady.
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~ Modern conveniences increase
rapidly. Nowadays you don't have to
so to Jail. The Jail will come to you.
A Georgia town has one on wheels
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fE Some of the cities caught padding
census returns might have known bet
ter than to have attempted such a
thing on the thirteenth census.
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~ There is big trust now control
ling both the telegraph and the tele-
phones. If they will only eliminate de-
lay--much will be forgotten.
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az st. Louis is to have land show.
Most delegates will probably carry
along section samples.
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~ 1t Is asserted that pneumonia is
germ disease and easily prevent
able.
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az Uniformity Of pure food laws has
been urged. A uniform lower price
might also help.
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- children" after
youha
Christopher Wild America
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soT. 81.
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Ea An inventor promises autos that
will use solid fuel.
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BRADFORD, VERMONT

town in 1860, to Miss Paulina Oar
ling of that place.
The second trial of Robert Eddy,
of Wallingford, charged with the
murder Of Mary Jane Johnson at
her home in Walliugford on the
night Of October 9, will begin in
Rutland county court NJ anday alter
noon, March 7. at 2 o'clock. States
Attorney J. c. Jones is sending out
subpoenas to about so people to APP
pear as witnesses, certain groups
being summoned on certain dates.
Judge Alfred A. Hall Of St. Adams,
will be the presiding judge. Atty
Gen. John q. Sargent of Ludlow,
and States Attorney J. G. Jones, of
Rutland, will prosecute, and Attor-
neys F. L. Fish of Vergennes, and
w. H. Botsford Of Rutland, counsel
for the prisoner. The case was first
tried in Rutland county court il
November before Judge Zad S Stan
ton, the jury after celebrating II
hours reporting a disagreement.
Eddy is under sentence Of a year
and 96 days for furnishing liquor
illegally and intoXication and he is
confined at the county jail now on
this charge.
Prof. G. H. Perkins, of kBuring
ton state geologist started last week
on a trip around the world aud
will be away about six months.
He will 90 by way of San Francisco,
Hawaii, Japan, Philippine Islands,
Borneo, India, and Egypt, and in
Egypt he plans to spend some
weeks delving into ancient lore.
Professor Perkins hopes to bring
back with him some specimans for
the state house collection.
The Rutland improvement League
is negotiating with three firms,
which may be induced to locate in
Rutland. One is the Herbert Nor
ris & Bastelt Empress Iron Works
Of Loughborough, England, which
is anxious to open a branch factory
in America. 1t will employ 200
hands. An effort is also being
made to have the Albridge Roller
Bearing Manufacturing Co. Of n |
Y, locate here. This firm employs
$50 mechanics. A. Z. Little & Co., !
of Sorosis shoes for
women, OF Lynn, Mass, who employ |
| 800 men, are also being APP
preached by the league.
President T. n. Vail, of the Amer
can Telephone and Telegraph Com.
oany, when informed at Lyndon
vile of the statement made by off
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Raw Meat as a Food for Hens.

Those who are familiar with Poul-
try, know with what eagerness they
eat raw meat of any kind. This
habit indicates that raw meat is
something their nature demands.
There is perhaps no material better
adapted to the needs of fowls, es-
pecialiy in winter-than Green Cut
Bone and Meat ground together.
1t is not only invigorating but it
contains in form easily assimilated
the very elements required for the
making of eggs 1t will make hens
lay when everything else fails.
c. S. Page HYDE Park, VT, will
send 200 ID. barrel reen Cut
Bone and Meat for $3.50, freight
to any point in New Eng
Iand or Middle States. When
writing him please mention this
paper.