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Youth.

| was started on a train of refec-
ton when / saw him devouring her
with his eyes.
IF he knew how she disagrees with
people" | unused, would he fletcher
lie her more:"
Probably not. l had to confess that
de.iberation is not Of the character of
unthinking youth.-Puck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-09
CHICAGO Grain Market.

CHICAGO. ILLS. sept. IS.-AimoS
10 a man Chicago spectators To-Day
expected the government; crop iePo'-
10 show an Increase in the sp''"e
wheat yield az compared with tne -
innate last month IN conseq"eN'
there vas proh;-taking and 10 'inH .
.'cn on a large scale in he ociiei in-'
ne federal figures woaid have De-'.
N eject on prices. Last sa'es ~
81 the samc level as last n'gnt 20
zaS below. Corn finished With =
gain Of Lax. md oats q, JOS -
fCcniinued o. ssxfa fsse)
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Stock Market Still Remains
Dull and Weak.
PRICES ARE ON THE SAG
Crop Report Has Depressing Effect
Upon the Exchange and American
Hide & Leather Reaches Lowest
Point OF the Year.


contingent Of operators in stocks lai6
aside political considerations today II
the conviction. apparently that they
had lost their power 10 influence
prices. The new subjects which were
substituted in the attempt to find 8
fective, made but small impression
on the market The government crop
report had more the effect Of iepres
sion on activity than stimulation. rht
days lowest prices were made after
the publication of the report. but the
net changes for the day were insig
nificant
The monthly statement of he Cop
per Producers Association was ill-cal-
culated TO relieve tine apprehension
which is felt over the course of al
fairs in the trade. There was 10 be
sure 4 shary increase in the deliveries
into consumption. both for domestic
account and for export over The July
figures, but the reduction in surplus
stocks was less than the increase IN
July.
The deliveries while large. fell ma
terially below the figure for January
Of this year and for all three of the
active months of May. June and July
of last year.
The August production on the other
since he statistics of the present as
ISOLATION have been compiled. rising
nearly a half million pounds over the
Previous record month of June this
year. The assumption that production
was being curtailed as a result OF
agreements arrived at by conferences
amongst the principal producers held
abroad will effectively belle this
showing. The effect on prices was
slight.
A further crumbling in the price OF
American Hide & Leather pfd carried
II to 1912. the lowest price of the
wear. after having sold at 37is on
Tuesday.
This represented the elimination OF
a discreditable episode in stock mar
ket manipulation by which a pool In
the stock worked on the credulity OF
a speculative following almost up TO
the hour of the publication of the
annual report. The disclosure in The
report of a deficit in the years opera
ticn in place of resources for pay
ment of deferred dividends which had
been fCretold punctured the specula-
tive bubble and led to a collapse
which has not been equalled in VIC
Ience since the smash in Columbus and
Hccking Coal & Iron.
The incident was not helpful in re-
viviag any general participation in
stock market operations. A SYM
pathetic effect was perceptible on
some other industrial securities OF
doubtful value.
The time money market was called
easier today. but there was no I'M
poItant change in quotations.
Bonds were steady. fetal sales.
par value. sl.654,00o. United States
bonds we're unchanged on call Total
sales for The day, 2is.200 shares, IN
Guiding: Sugar, 100: Tobacco, 100;
Chesapeake x Ohio. 1890; Norfolk a
Western 200: Reading. $4,000;
Southern Railway pfd. 100; Union
Pacific. 5s.4e0: Virginia Carolina
Chemical. zoo.
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TEMPLARS ELECT OFFICERS.
;. -. Richardson. Emminnent Com.
mancer for the Ensuing Year.

nander for the Ensuing Year.
Hampton COmmandry. No. II,
Knights Iemplar. last night elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year:
Emminent Commander-C II. Rich
ardson.
Generalissimo-W. F. II. Enos
Captain -General-Dr. G. p. Jones.
Senior Warden-C. b. Howard.
Junior Warden-J. T. Hargis.
Prelate-F Heath
Treasurer-E. NJ. Tennis.
Recorder. f. Parker.
Standard-bearer-W. +. Cross.
Sword-bearer-Dr. F. ID. Willis.
Warden-G. b. McAlpine.
Sentinel-W. G. Johnston.
Guards-John MonfalconeA w. f.
Lawson and J. W. Craigs.
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Mrs. Diderick's School.

Mrs. Sallie Furness Diderick would
respectively inform her patrons and
friends that she will reopen her pri-
mary school or kindergarten on Mon
day. September II, 1910, at her home,
l19 South Curry street, Phoebus. 8.
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Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point

ropean trip Of Mrs. Elkins and Mss
Katherine Elkins is for the benefit of
heir health.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-09

Has he any saving graceT
Why. ycS; b. has = reuurious daugh.
ter % that name % go Cleveland Pain
Dealer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-09
Or yorI

Don't ron love o. see the happy
little children going % the beachT~
Yes. especially n they are the noisy
ones who I've next door.--Bunalo tx
press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-09

Fuller Is now selling 80 proof Nc
Ginnis Rye for 10c Glass. Four-year-
old straight rye.
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songs arranged by Brahrns) placed be-
tween them

songs arranged by Brahms) placed be-
tween them.
Three numbers by Lowe followed,
and the lat group contained two songs
of Hans Hermann and two of Hugo
Kaum. Mr. Heinemann IA entitled to
credit for singing she songs of con-
temporaneous Germat writer's who
might otherwise receive few hearings
in this country The audience Satur-
day night listened with apparent
pleasure to the singer. and applaUded
him warmly.
A second hearing of this earnest
artist made no material Grange in the
impressions gained a, Ills first recital.
He has most OF tho good qualities or
the typicat German l4iede, singer and
not few Of his characteristic faults.
He makes clear the purpose OF the
composer and the poet and often
reaches fine levels o. communicative
eloquence Bot quite as often he al.
most defeats hiv own aims by over.
elaboration OF efforts and bS declama-
tory expedlents which belong to the
domain o. the elocutionis, rather thar
10 that OF the musician
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MUSIC AZ &c CHURCHES.


Some special Interesting musical
programmes win be rendered at the
churches tomorrow
First Congregational.
Morning Anthem: Sing Alleluna
Forth. ..-t..... Dudley Buck
Solo-Fear We Not G, Israel. .....
..-.......s Dudley Buck
Evening Anthem: Savior, when
Night involves the Skies Shelley
solo-He Goes Before You. IS. Wooler
First Methodist
Morning Organ Prelude: I'm
promptu .......,.t..4. -. Schubert
chorus-Praise the Lord, Q my Soul,
....s.. .s....-.s.t.A $780,. Watson
offertory Melody ~. -. :. Brahms
Solo Aehese Are They ..,.. 800. Gaul
Postlude. Mendelssonn
Evening Prelude: Arabesque. SO.
$685.. .a.......ss.. e...,, =. Wrangsi
Chorus-Even Me. Warren
Offertory- Prayer. $3.50. ..... Read
Cornet Duett.
Anthem The Heidelberg Quartette.
Postlude. ,...... ......,... Wagner
Presbyterian Church.
h1oIiAiHS--t@ udEt6LLe. Wneu Sna-
dows Darkly Gather ... Wooler
Touor solo-If With All Your Hearts.
from Elijah .....s.... Mendelssohn
Evening Quartette: Abide with
Me ............... go. Schneider
cethsemane Cathedral
Organ Prelude.
Professional Advent Hymn (44)
x r..
Litany Hymn $3.50 s. Spanish Chant
Introit-Oh Come oh Come. EN-.
manuel ...... Ancient Pain Song
kyrie Eieison ........ EFyey
Gloria Iapi ..+............. Gouncd
hymn ........... ........ Greenland
Anthem Unfold We Portals. Gounod
Sanctus $1,000, ..s.,.... Cambridge
Communion Hymn (22s) Monk
Gloria in Excelsis .,.. Old Chant
Postlude
During the evening service the choir
will sing the usual HYMNS and chants
appointed for that service.
First Baptist.
Morning Anthem: We Men Of
Galllee ....... Vincent
Quartette--Thou to Whom We Look
at Blindly ...t.- $50. Chadwick
EveningAnthem: 0 Zion Blest
!. City ..rss... Sudds
Waited for the Lord Mendelssohn
The Shave Recital.
Unusual interest is manifest In the
recital which is to be given Dec. Ii BIZ
Lewis Shave and Mrs. Katherine
Hoffman, accompanist. Mr.. Shave
has arranged beautiful programme.
which will prove his fine taste and
musicianship, and display his splendid
voice and temperament to a high de-
gree and Il Is as follows;
Ombra. mai fu ........ Handel
Lnngi dal caro- Bene ..s.8.s.s.... Sarti
Auttrage .s.....-. Sc1unann
Mainacht 80. go. Brahans
Eiel ner diem Herge 1880. Hermann
stiIIe traumende Frulilingsnaclit
.... .s..s.s..s ... Hadler
Verhorgenheil ..s....... 1890. wolf !,
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sHARPs AND FLATS

Detroi Free Press. Nov 10 last.
ORGANISE, of tn. caliber of Mr. Eddy
are rare, and instruments equal to
the one upon which he played are not
plentiful The combination resulted
in musical event whicJ should be
memorable to those who delight in
the monarch of instruments. Under
Mr.. Eddy's touch each note stood out
az an individual Theirs was no slur
ring or blurring OF effects or tones 1t
required little stretch OF the imagi
nation to dream that one was listen
ing to an orchestra rather than to
its neares' substitute. The pianis
sirnos were almost incredibly delicate
the fortissimo, beautifully clea, and
distinct and the crashes were real
crashes NOT indisrincs roars
Professor Stephens reports tna' the
chorus which he is rehearsing will
present the oratorio. The Messiah.
some time in January Or account of
the, approaching holidays. Christmas
and New year& and attendaIa dis
ruptions in one way and the other.
reheat sails viii have to be suspended
70, two weekS prior at least.
The San Diego Sun referring TO the
Gientz recita. at the Music institute,
giveI in that cltS two weeks ago. had
the following to say OF on" group in
the programme:
1.-THE next group was for baritone
arc consisted OF three songs by Geo.
Edwards director of the San Diego
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-03
HAENsEL AND cRETEL.
Interpretation Of the Fairy Opera at
the Grand Tomorrow Nict+.

Interpretation Of the Fairy Opera at
the Grand Tomorrow Might.
An interpretative recital Of HaenseI
and Gretel, fairy opera by Adelheid
Wette, with music by Engelbert
HumpTinck, will be given Sunday
night as one Of the Grand free lecture
course by Prof. r. A. Boehmer, Miss
M. T. Beard and Miss Lancetta steele
OF the Fargo College Conservatory of
Music, assisted by Mrs Il. r. Wright.
Dramatic Personae.
PeterA Broommaker.
Gertrude His Wife.
Haensel and Gretel-Thelr Children.
The Witch, on the lsenstein.
Sandman--The Sleep Fairy.
Dewman- Dawn Fairy
Children-Angels.
Music Numbers Performed.
First Act (Home)
First Scene-H aensel and Gretel at
home.
Second Act-(The Forest.l
Prelude-The Witch's Ride.
Sandmans Song.
Evening Prayer and Angel Panto-
mine.
Third Act he witch's House,
Dewman's Song.
Nibbling Waltz.
Third Scene--The Children Caught
by the Witch.
The Witchs Ride.
The Witch Waltz and Her Death in
the Gwen.
Last When Past Bearing is
Our Grief. God, the Lord, win
Send Relief
FARGO CONSERVATORY NOTES.
The Philharmonic club win meet as
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usual at 7:3O Monday evening in the
public library and during the absence
of Mr.. George the chorus viii be con-
Quoted by Mr.. Boehmer.
Mr.. Boehmer, Miss Beard and Miss
Steele of the Conservatory, assisted
by Mrs e, r. Wright win repeat the
Haensel and Gretel recital at the
Grand sunday. evening. Dec 4, which
proved such a success when il was
given two weeks ago in the First Con-
gregatlonal church.
Director George left Thursday after
noon for Nova Scotia, to be gone until
after Christmas. Mr.. Mills of Grand
Forks has been engaged to take charge
OF Mr.. Georges advanced pupils, and
in all probability will drill the Boys
Glee club OF Fargo college
Bovcie, the famous Italian tenor, has
given his opening recitation in New
York, and the critics all agree that
his concert work places him on a
higher plane even than his appear
arces in opera.
The announcement of the opera sea.
son in st. Paul is being received with
enthusiasm on all sides, and members
Of the faculty and some OF the stu
dents are planning to attend The
greatest interest seems to be mani
tested in Pucini's, The Girl OF the Cold
en- West, to be given Saturday after
noon, Jan. IA.
The recital of Mr.. Croxton, which
was to take place Dec s. has been
changed to Saturday evening. Dec. 10.
and will be. given in the First Congre-
gational church. Mr.. Croxton is a
splendid artist and will present an un-
usually interesting programme.
The next rehearsal for the Japanese
Girl will be held next Tuesday even
Ing In the Fargo college chapel at Z
o'clock.
Miss Mollie Martinson. who was a
member of the Conservatory faculty
last year, is at present In Berlin. She
Is studying with Nine. Stepanoff, the
celebrated exponent of the Lesche-
tlzdy method. and Is delighted with
her work and German life in general.
She expects to remain for three years.
The normal class, under the direc-
tion of Miss Stanley, the superinten-
dent of the normal department, will
give model lesson In the Conserva-
tory parlors next Wednesday afternoon
at 4:30 All parents and friends OF
the children are invited to be present
at that time to Judge OF the remark |
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DAKOTA CONSERVATORY.

The programme given by the chill
dren's chorus Monday evening w&s a
most gratifying success in svery le-
spect. The young peole showed ex-
cellent training and took their parts
exceedingly we'll The second part nc
the programme was A Trip 70 Europe,
by Macy, which was given almost
without a mistake throughout. All
the character parts were FalSen ov
members of the chorus. and al entered
into the spirit of the play with hllusvai
enthusiasm. rejecting much credit
upon Mrs. Dodsley. who had charge O.;
this work.
A pupils recital will be given ia the
conservatory hall Monday evening,
Dec. 10.
Much interest and enthusiasm has
been shown among the students OF the
conservatory and the music loving
people in general concerning the COM
ing appearance OF the Svenska Ma
tional Truppen, which will appear at
Stones auditorium Monday evening
Dec. ~. This company is unique and
nothing like 1t has ever been heard In
Fargo before.
The beginners orchestra is making
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-03

He will play a new suite In e major
by Schultz and q prelude and fugus
In q minor by Bach (for violin alone).
Charles Gilbert Spross Will play The
accomplishments.
Washington Post: Some people are
as careless and indifferent as Nero,
who added while Rome burned said
the neighbor.
We'll" replied Mrs. Corntossel. 81
dunno's I've got anything against
Nero MY trouble has been with men
folks that SIT playin' the accordeon
an let the IRE go out"
The concert and banquet given by
the orpheus Singing society Tuesday
evening. was a very enjoyable affair.
in fact IL was generally commented
that tho singers never acquitted
themselves better than on this recent
occasion. The banquet and social
amenities We're greatly enjoyed. The
very excellent dinner was served by
Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Emerson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-03

Music institute. The first was Sea
SIumber Song, which had to be re-
peated. The melody is exquisite and
The accompaniment suggest the end
leSy. tireless movement Of the sea. The
accompaniment drew so much atten-
ton and admiration. however. that the
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one criticism OF the song was that
sometimes applied to the beautiful
Auf Dem Wassen that the voice
was merely an excuse for the piano
part.
'The second song. A Shepherd OF
Vatican was the most singable of the
three and the composer admitted that
it was the one which was born whole
In his mind upon reading the lines.
The unique time outline was particu-
larry interesting. and Dean Blake's
voice showed many possibilities in
Thir lighter character OF song, which
one wishes he would more often use
on his programmes.
~The third number, The Pale Horse
words by John Hay, is OF dramatic
nature the pale horse being death,
who comes to bear me forth to I'M
known lands"
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Bear in mind and try a box of DR.
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by all druggists.
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able PROGRESS pupils have made IN the
short time they have been stud ing
The following new students have
REGISTERED this week Gina Mciy,,s,
Cogswell N. d.; j. IN. Thackcry,
Moorhead, Mimi; Alice Ashland,
Fargo; Bessie Rose, Stcrum, NJ D.;
Jennie Champine, Fargo; d. e. San
quist, Rothsay, Mimi; Nora Outronl.
Fargo
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Gratitude for Many Benefits;
Sick Ones Praise DR.. Gates

RAISED FROM SICKNESS, BROUGHT BACK TO
PERFECT HEALTH AND STRENGTH, THEY TESTIFY WITH
GRATEFUL HEARTS TO THE WONDERFUL POWER OF
VITAL SCIENCE IN HEALING DIsEAsE-READ THIS WoM-
ANS STORY.
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excellent progress. both as to growth
in numbers and improved musical
ability.
The conservatory has. been calico on
very often of late TO furnish music
for various functions in church and
otherwise
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-03

Henry Such. the English violinist,
who studied under DR.. Joachim viii
make his American debut in Mendels-
sohn hall on Friday evening, Dec. 8.
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II further evidence Of the Of Or Gates
which
time time this could produced
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Far OFF Hear'a Lovers Flute .----
The Noon Drops Low. !. I. 1. II.
The Hills Of skye. Harris
King Charles ................. White
Mother Of Mine ....-...s...... Tours
Baby's Song. ......-........ Homer
Believe Me all Those Young Charms
-. $3.50. ..'s..,.. .5.ss... ------
MY Love, Nell. Fox
OF Mrs Hoffman The st. Paul Pio-
neer Press had the following TO say
quite recently:
Katherine Hoffman Is winning much
praise for her accomplishments for
Madame Schumann- Heink. She Is re-
garded row as no less necessary, to
the success OF Madame Schumann-
Heink in recital than conrad Bos was
20 abe success of Ludwig WuIner and
Frank La Forge to Marcella Sembrich.
At Knoxville, Tenn, a critic said:
Madame Schumann- He;nk was happy
in having splendid accompanist at
the piano in Katherine Hoffman. who
seemed To anticipate the singers tones
and played With the precision and feel
ing OF u piano virtuoso.'
The New Orleans Times DernJcrat
was even warmer in its praise, declar-
ing the work Of the accompanist
superb and that every delicate
touch and tender sentiment was
handled with singularly fine feeling"
and the keys caressed into potent
imagery OF the heroic figures OF the
oratorlo' (Samson and Delhah)
concordia College Band.
1t is about time that some mention
be made of the concordia College band
Of this year AS is the 'ate OF all
college bands. some OF the members.
by roasot OF having completed their
course, faH to be present al the open
Ing OF the following school year. But
the Concordls College bard must con-
slider itself fortunate in that respect
this year. being that the few vacancies
which weIa made so that the band
was able to so on from where Il left
off last spring. Some verS good work
has been done this fall All have been
busy a. theft respective parts. with
TIE end II view tia, tho band shall
thil yeat break all It's former records.
Nearly $500 GAS already been expended
inc instruments alone this fall ard
ADDING this 10 the $1,70Q which was
spen' lasl .sd1 y oecoiiles OBVIOUS tn'l nag
me instrumentation INST. . - rapidly nearing
VIVA, q cohcet pane oeInanoS
-,
! ne orsaillzatlon WI! rot give con-
Sen, tt.s eei'l, .ouI WIZ 40 50 IN the
alis per- u JAM - y. me osIo mas
'igstsssso MoLiuertuiiy thls Iail ano
80 ~ e4
- iooNlls -. Mato 70 musical
Earn,
So
FARGO Musieas Club.
.r,, ,,.,., 80
Nus'ea' Guy ieiu as
tFnontnly meeting al the home of Mrs
@. Fl. ,Anheier Tuesday afternoon.
After 4 short business session a nro.
as
~
- Shor lntrouuctloh 70 RUSSIAN
+. MUSIC 1865 - MISS Alta Ashelman
"a r---Ftusslaf fotF songs .......
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four of the
did last
scarcely walk. henorhage
terribly condition
wanted to operate and said
die would allow this however
friends advised of
who cured that husband decided
Immediately the hemor
disappearing In
entirely we'll and had the least Of
is to
poorly express feelings believe life
can DO Is to tell others Of your wonderful treatment
M. DALE
Page.N N. d.
that wfes
cry Ct M DALE
building
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every corner Oh the country
where the man is known and
his work has been tested.
1t is really remarkable
when viewed in connection
with the non success of many
physicians that this man can
take the worst cases and IN
what seems an absurdly short
time bring them back to
health and strength, at the
same time teaching them the
way in which to retain this
precious blessing. Here Is
only one OF a vast number or
letters that come to DIR. Gates
from grateful cured ones:
DR.. M. T.. Gates:
Dear Sir. am DESTROYS of
giving some expression of the
high esteem in which hold
You and OF gratitude for my
restoration TO perfect health.
! had been sick for over two
vance xxysft- x,rt.rk a. .1n~A-...w4