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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-10
Trains Going West.
ADD LEEcH's ELECTION.

Because of the nature of the cam
paign made against him, The Forum
feels especially glad that Add Leech
won out in his campaign for county
auditor The Forum knows Mr.. Leech
intimately. 1t firmly believes in his
ability.
During the campaign most scurrilous
stories were circulated about Mr.
Leech. He was charged with practi-
cally all the offenses in the calendar
His friends and intimate acquaintance
knew these were false but those less
well acquainted with him were in doubt
SO industriously were these fake
stories circulated.
Had Mr.. Leech been defeated he
would have had no opportunity to
make good" He would have always
been discredited.
His election indicates that there are
a great many fair minded men in Cass
county who refuse to be swayed by
campaign calumnies. The Forum pre-
diets that Mr.. Leech will be voted, by
popular consent before his first term
is over, to be one of the best auditors
Cass county has ever had.
Just stick pin in that prediction.
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tiful theories of the early coming OF
the millennial period, the thousand
years of peace-and to take immediate
heed to the injunction Of the prophet
Joel: Beat your plowshares into
swords and your pruning hooks into
spears"
Another significant indication of the
change that has come over China is the
announcement that an imperial decree
has been issued requiring all China
men who are engaged in the diplomatic
service in foreign countries to cut off
the queue. Although originally, ac-
cording to yeracious tradition, the
wearing OF the queue was imposed
upon them by their Manchu conquer
ors as a badge Of servitude-the prac-
tice has been so thoroughly rooted in
Chinese habits that it has been regard
ed as dire disgrace to allow it to be
removed. If an edict has been issued
requiring it's removal by those employ
ed in the diplomatic service, it will not
be long before this distinguishing mark
of Chinese nationality will be placed
under the ban. The Chinese will then
be allowed to trim their hair in accord
ance with the fashions of the west.
There is likely to be something doing
in Asia and in the world-when China
wakes up to discover her own strength.
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. MIGHTY GOOO PLAN
The Northwestern Mutual Investment
Co. Have Good One for All
to Save Money.

Everybody can save money sys.
tematically and safely If the plan laid
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vestment Co. is followed BY this plan
small sums can be laid by monthly.
quartely or yearly and the unusual
profits that come in are constant i'm :
centive to the person who starts In
to keep feverlastingly at it.
Nearly everyone has surplus income
large or small as the case may be, ana
many who now go from one years end
to another without saving a cent could
be made into savers with comfort
able balance at the end Of the year IL
the systematic plan of the Northwest
ern Mutual Investment Co. were fol-
lowed out
This company Is one of Fargos fast
est growing, solid financial institu-
tons, one that will take good care of
all money entrusted to them; mutual
institution where profits are divided
equally among the certificate holders
where saftey and profit go hand in
hand.
Every man and woman who wants
to save in form that is sure to bring
in constant and large profits should
look into the plan Of The Northwest
ern Mutual Investment Co They viii
be glad to send all wanted information
on request Write them today, at
Fargo.
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THE WAKING OF CHINA.

Some weeks ago the news came #
the opening of an imperial senate in
China, consisting Of 200 members, of
whom 100 were to be named by the
imperial government. The news was
properly recognized as a startling evil
dence Of the rapid development of DEM
ocratic ideas in China. The summon
ing of a second chamber, house Of
commons, was postponed, according to
announcement until 1915. But China
is advancing faster than was antici-
pated. Recently the announcement
was made that-in accordance with an
apparently universal desire-a. general
election for members of parliament
would be held at the earliest possible
date.
Not more surprising and epoch-mak-
Ing than the conquest of the air Is the
political awakening and regeneration of
china. For thousands of years that
country-one of the pioneers of human
civilization-has seemed sunk in tor
por from which there was no awaken
ing. China has never suffered from
a lack of keen witted and adroit states
men--but the Observation-Disclosures for
generations to hopeless servitude-have
seemed to stand, and have stood, apart
from every pulsation of modern
thought Even the intermingling with
western civilization, from which so
much has been feared by agitators of
the Denis Kearney stripe, failed appar-
emily to make any impression upon the
stond vanity of the Celestial. Reared
I'm the conceit that his was the only
real. as it was the oldest, civilization,
no Chinaman could be persuaded that
he had anything to learn from the
mushroom ideas of the west
Japan has taught China what she
could not otherwise have consented to
learn. The magical growth of the fiow-
cry kingdom has forced China to real
ize that there is much to be learned
outside OF her borders and much to be
gained by the study
Having made this initial discovery. 1T
need occasion no surprise If the devel-
opmant Of China along modern lines
should be as marvellous and revolution
airy as that OF JAPAN itself When that
day comes as it is likely to come soon
---it may be necessary to revise beau
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Travellers Tales

Bill Grasse is the genial representa-
tive in North Dakota for the Ell Firma
cigar. Everywhere he goes he searches
for his favorite dish-weiners and
sauerkraut and is not content until he
finds hotel that is willing to put up
der Deutsch edible. He gives the fol-
lowing recipe for eating weiners and
sauerkraut to get the most good from
them:
ION arising in the morning go to the
refrigerator and pull out long string
of dogs. Eat one half dozen directly
| from the sack and then proceed into
the dining room. On sitting down to
breakfast eat another half dozen
cold. raw ones that then you will find
yourself feeling in tip top shape for
| your meal
| "To proceed properly with your in
itial meal order some sauerkraut
brought. The cold kind directly from
the barrel. Eat about a pint of sauer-
kraut with another dozen of weiner-
wursts and will begin to feel diff
ferent. BY this time you should begin
| to know Just exactly what good
weiners and saurkraut can do you.
Then tell the cook that you would
| like to have some warm food and
have her fix you up some steamed
sauerkraut and weiners. This mixture
should be steamed together to give to
the other part of the delicacy the
proper flavor that it should have. oh,
the result will be some great. / tell
you fellows will never know until you
have tried it. Take it from me, as
one who knows from experience.
"To bring YOUR meal to a high
pitch you should have some weiners
and sauerkraut fried in good cover
skillet. Be sure the skillet is covered,
for the odors of the food are as good
as the food itself and you should not
miss this. Eat sparingly of this part
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Penn Notes.

Penn, N. D., Nov. 5.-To The Forum:
Ole and Carl Elgesen went out hunt
ing the fore part of the week.
John Siverson was trading in town
the fore part of the week.
Q. o. Siverson hauled grain to town
last week
Jacob Elgaen was trading in town
the latter part of this week.
G. G.. Kveseth was a Penn caller last
week.
Misses Clara Tollefson and Julia Ell
lingson visited Devils Lake friends last
week.
Quite a number of people from Penn
went to Devils Lake Wednesday of last
week to hear Bryan speak.
| On Thursday evening of last week a
dance was given at Sykberg's han. All
report a most enjoyable time.
Mike Lyons, one of the Dry lake
farmers, was in town on Saturday on
business.
Miss Marie Lee was the guest of Miss
Lola Graham two weeks ago.
The Girls Aid society met Friday
afternoon with the Kornder girls.
A concert was given by the Big
Coulee church Wednesday evening last
week and it was greatly enjoyed by
all who were present.
| A few of the young people around
the vicinity attended the dance at Penn
on Thursday evening.
| Herman Kieding has sold the barn
on the other place to James Doyle.
Ed. Doyle visited at the home of his
brother, Mike Doyle, Tuesday.
Fred Army win soon leave for his
home in Minnesota.
! Miss Lola Graham spent a day visit
ing with Miss Zoa Noltemier last week
Knute Nestegard was a business Wis
itor in town Friday afternoon.
Tuesday morning of last week it
showed.
| Last week about seventy-five school
children and five teachers visited at
/ W. w. Barrett's. Several of the chill
dren recited. They all spent the day
| in viewing the beautiful glaciated
stones, birds eggs and shells.
f. M Granger has moved from the
Jack Gum farm to the C. C. Connolly
farm near Devils Lake.
Charley Gustafson has rented the
Mccormick place which he will farm
the coming year.
| Clement and Herbert Ryan went out
hunting Saturday afternoon
Jacob Elgaen was transacting bust
ness in town Saturday Cor. p.
1
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Coal and Wood. Prompt delivery,
phone 2181, Johnson Tandem Co.
OVERRIDING THE COOP RY.
Matron Disregarded Husbands AID
vice and Received Lesson.

vice and Received a Lesson.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: There is
one young married woman in town
who will not wave adieux to her hus-
band any more when they separate on
the street, she on her way shopping
and he to hasten to his office. She
got a lesson last week, Her husband
had often warned her against the
arm waving and salute throwing
business.
You'd better cut that out" he had
s1id to her several times. Some
masher on the street'll fail to see me
and he'll think you're meaning him.
But she disregarded the advice.
The other afternoon they separated
when she saw her car coming. AS
usual. he stood at the corner watching
her retreating form. AS usual, too. she
turned about several times and waved
to him. A Willie-boy was standing I'm
the street short distance. When he
saw the good looking young matron
waving in his direction he showed pal
pable signs of interest adjusted his
tie, fixed his hat on straight, looked
up and down the street to see il she
could be beckoning to anyone besides
his own pretty self, and finally started
after her. Her husband saw the WI
lie-boy's performance and perceived
the Washers mental processes, and 1t
didn't take him minute to hustle aft
er him. He got I'D to his wife, in the
middle Of the street on lope, just as
the Willie-boy was raising his hat to
her He tried to sneak up on the
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AFB bedtime people
heard tell about
he cried all the time because
him changed 1t
and
that bis
Finally he he she sad
will
all the
hurry and make
well finally said want be
cano
The fairy smiled thought foolish make such wish but she grant
tall church eepe Then his
troubles began Too tall his house be had to sleep outdoors all
the hooed the bats
about him in the when the circus and he tried peep
chased him
Again fairy wtned:
troubling but
hold all the pumpkin eat
fellow
his
of bitter
medicine
o
little big fat fellow
heavy and no chairs enough to bold me-
foolish fairy
tired of trying please him. What this time?
Il said
his WISH he happy conened all the his fe
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Rose Valley News.

Rose Valley, N. D., Nov. ITO The
Forum: Mrs. Irving Magruder, Mrs
Ollie Magruder, Mrs Howard Mills and
Rovilla Magruder spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Alex and Mrs
VIM. Mcdonald near Gardner.
Mr.. Dunn held services at the Rose
Valley church last Sunday.
Miss Ella Witt is reported i'll with q
severe cold.
Mrs. Burrows and Mr.. Mills were
Fargo visitors Friday.
Miss Fern Dynes was called home
from Fargo where she attends the A
c., one day last week on account OF
her fathers and brothers illness.
Mrs. Witt spent couple of days out
near Erie with relatives last week.
Frances Burrows had her tonsils re-
moved last Thursday and is reported
DONG We'll Cor. r.. v,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-10
North Dakota Kernels
Litchville had a pair OF fires.


j Litchville had pair Of fires.
Mandan wants a central creamer,
plant.
The Sons Of Norway had big time
at Sharon.
Williston is to have two public
drinking fountains
900
| The Monitor wants better telephone
service at Maxbass.
1 The last special train to Mott didn't
start any prairie fires.
Successful corn clubs have been or
ganized in many counties.
Cruelty to animals is decidedly I'M
der the ban at Cleveland.
600
The democratic Binford Times will
now have time to cogitate.
900
AT Cando painter suddenly
skipped leaving many creditors.
Hen raissrs in North Dakota are
going at the job more scientifically.
There must have been some active
work by the republicans in Bismarck.
GOO
There is some tall boosting for good
roads in many Red river valley coun-
ties.
AT Gwinner dog jumped through
plate glass window in a hardware
store.
A. T. Crowl of Dickinson sustained
a wrenched back when he slipped on
a dancing floor.
900
At Ross an auto turned turtle and
d. e. Kidder, travelling man, sus-
tanned severe injuries.
900
If you are not burning Ignite coal
why not try it and help boost a
North Dakota industry?
900
Now that the election is over some
of the editors will have a little time
to devote to chronicling the news.
900
The Island Empire is the name of
paper recently started at Arnegard.
E. B. Sessions is the editor and pub
Usher.
There were three Burkes on the
ticket in Pembina, one for governor,
one for supreme justice and third
for states attorney.
900
Russo lost it's newspaper-but the
citizens woke up and claim to have
the promise of the 500 to establish
shops at that point.
@@3
The DOGGY man from the postoffice
department is likely to catch Editor
Carter of The Wimbledon News on
the publication of the result Of draw
ings. ..
Bismarck is "at or near Mandan"
when it comes to theatrical attrac-
tions. The capital city people went
over to the Morton county metropolis
to see The Broken Idol.
900
Editor Fairchild of The Cavalier
Chronicle took time off the county
seat fight to put in some good ticks
for the state republican ticket in the
last issue before election.
900
The Langdon Republican called at
tention to the fact that Attorney
Cleary, a democrat, made it emba~-
RAISING for U. S. Senator Purcell in
speech there by references to the
anti-pass bill which Purcell opposed
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! Many were called and some Of them
were chosen.
Editor Hughes of The Ray Pioneer
can now flop back.
900
The Williams county triplets were
widely advertised
900
Some boys are anxious to be print
ers---till they try it.
900
II you didn't vote you have no kick
coming on the results.
Wahpeton is to have new man
ufacturing enterprise.
There have been several bank
changes in Cass county
900
Many Stutsman county homestead
ers are making final proof.
900
The Leeds News used the decidedly
short spelling of Halloween.
@@3
Hannah is proud of DR. Burns, the
new pastor of the M. E. church.
900
The Mohall News did some siren
uous boosting for the county seat.
900
Weather prophets are predicting all
kinds of bad things for the winter.
900
The excavations for the new hospi-
tai at Dickinson have been completed.
900
Editor Haugen of Maddox was
good worker for the republican cause.
900
The Hazelton Republican is enjoy
ing an increased advertising patron
age.
Editor Falkenstein of The Bottineau
News continues to short cut on his
spelling.
Some candidates were elected
despite the libelous cuts used by pa
pers supporting them.
@&%
The recent fire at Ruso has started
agitation in the towns in that vicinity
for better fire equipment.
900
The Souris Messenger issued an IL
Illustrated political number on the
of the campaign.
Mr. and Mrs. Cayley of Minot were
in runaway. Both were thrown out |
AMI injured and Mrs. Galley had a !,
broken arm.
The valedictories of some of the |
editors just before the battle of the |
ballots read funny-after the smoke |
has cleared away.
The Mandan News evidently intends /
10 start something with The Pioneer.
Now that the election is over-there
may be some fun.
@@@
Captain Slingsby of the Fargo col
lege football team is we'll known at
where he played on the
aggregation
900
The Mandan Republican wants ex-
King Manuel of Portugal to go into
vaudeville with the girl who caused |
him to lose his throne.
900
The Wimbledon News thinks the viii
lage officials could get some valuable !
information on a water supply by con-
sulting with the water committee from |
Fargo.
Father O'Neill of the Catholic |
church at Stanley has been trans
ferred to Williston and Father Mullen, !
who has been assistant at Williston, |
was sent to Stanley.
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the niger, has been retained in his
original role; the charming character
of Georgianna Byrd, the young south :
ern girl to whom Morrow is engaged
until he discovers that he has black
blood in his VEINS is in the capable
hands of Florence Rockwell, and the
balance of the cast has been appor.
toned among players of known
ability.
The mail order sale for the con-
cert to be given by the world re-
nowned contralto, Nine. Gerville-
Reache at the Fargo operahouse on
Thanksgiving evening, opened this
morning. Local as well as out of
town people can avail themselves of
the mail order sale and secure choice
seats without being put to the in
convenience of standing In line when
the regular sale opens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-10

RB'Ninety two steel gates each as high
as six-story building and sixty-five
feet wide and seven feet thick, are
being made at Pittsburg, Pa, for the
locks on the Panama canal. They ere
to cost $5,5OO,OOO Evidently a ship
that will want to put these gates ajar
will have to pony up a rather husky
toll
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VOLUME xxxIII, NO. 300.

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Chop souey, at RathskeIler, Moorhead
Trotters News.

Trotters, N. D., Nov. 4.-To The Fo-
rum: X. Mclean spent the week in
Beach transacting business.
Mrs. Connel spent two weeks in
Dickinson visiting relatives.
F. Washburn was in Beach on BUSH
ness
Mr.. Orr has his flax threshed.
The Sperry boys are running a
threshing outfit around Trotters.
G. Fasker expects to thresh tomor-
row. Cor. T.
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To rent, four large, pleasant rooms.
heated and electric lighted, with a
large vault; suitable for Offices and
many other business purposes No
housekeeping permitted. Apply 10
Wyman Land Co, ST. Broadway.
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ar The st. Louis man who shot a
waiter because of slow service-cer-
tainly started s~mething. If he takes
in telephone operators-this country
will quickly be depopulated.
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IT The insurgents are greatly disap-
pointed over results in New York and
Indiana. They have occasion to be. The
failure of the voters to endorse Roose-
velts candidate and the defeat of Bev-
eridge is a distinct loss to republicans
whether stalwarts or insurgents.
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Ga Some bachelors in the western
part of the state are reported to have
entered into combination to marry only
girls who are good cooks. That shows
"a proper respect for their stomachs.
They will no doubt do their counting in
the kitchen instead of in the parlor.
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AB' 1t is said that ex-King Manuel
will become an accident insurance So
licitor. He certainly knows how it is
to get close to the edge of things.
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of the repast for the best is yet to
come.
For a good conclusion of the break
fast, eat about a plate of boiled
weiners and sauerkraut cooked with a
little bacon in it. The bacon tops off
the tlaver to tee and nothing could
be better. For dessert, eat another
dish of the same and then you will
feel as If you were president Of
we'll maybe the United States and
maybe of st. Johns hospital, but
nevertheless you win have a big feel
ing.
After you have partaken of this
recipe you will sincerely feel within
yourself that you have never before
eaten anything that would compare
with this meal. Try 1t and see.
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The Theatres
Fargo operahouse.
Nov. 11.-Guy Bates Post.
NOV. 24.--Mme. Gerville- Reache.


A great deal of preliminary interest
mas been aroused by the announce
ment that The Niger, Edward shell
dons notable race problem play is TO
De seen at the Fargo operahouse Fri
oay evening. The presentations of
TINS thrilling drama by the New Thea
ire company last season attracted
wide attention. 1t is evident that the
nigh standard set by the New thea
ire Is being followed by VIM. A. Brady
VINO has the play this season. Guy
Bates Post who made such q signal
success in the role of Phillip Morrow.
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eS' The Fargo young man who pawn
ed his watch to purchase a marriage
license probably thought time would
pass swiftly, any way.
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1t sounds something like going to ex-
tremes to speak of hogshead full OF
pigs feet
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-10

There is little danger from cold or
from an attack of the grip except when
followed by pneumonia, and this never
happens when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used. This remedy has
won its great reputation and extensive
sale by its remarkable cures of colds
and grip and can be relied upon with
implicit confidence. For sale by all
dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-10

PARTICULARLY handsome is this
caracal coat trimmed with the
wide braid which is feature OF many
of the new coats. The simulated stole
effect win be becoming to stout fig-
ures and could be carried out in a
cloth coat. The very wide cuffs, reach
ing to the elbow, are another new fea-
ture.