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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19
When Merit Wins,

When the medicine you take cures
your disease, tones UP your system and
makes you feel better, stronger and
more vigorous than before. That is
what Foley Kidney Pills do for you, in
all cases of backache, headache, ner-
vousness, loss of appetite sleepless-
ness and general weakness that is
caused by any disorder OF the kidneys
or bladder. HI. III. Casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19
Business Jots

Cook paints signs. Phone 925.
Have Cowie shave you. Phone 1881.
Or. f.. w. Chandler, dentist. Port
Huron building. No. Broadway.
Furnished rooms by day, week or
month. Tweeden block, N. p. avenue.
If you sTAMMER write the National
Institute for Stammerers, Crookston.
MINI. Absolute cure guaranteed.
The Forum does no job printing.
Send your next order to Hannaher &
Schannach, at 625 N. p. avenue, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

Mrs. Jacob Wilmert. Lincoln, ILL.,.
found her way back to perfect health
She writes: 81 suffered with kidney
trouble and backache and my appetite
was very poor at times, A few weeks
ago / got Foley Kidney Pills and gave
them fair trial. They gave me great
relief, so continued till now am again
In perfect health" Fl. H Cassel-
sraon
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

or Foresters give the first dance OF tine
season Thursday evening of this week
il Prizes hall. Good music and good
time assured. Don't miss IT,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19
.HauSerBrOS.
Corner Front and Eighth SITS.

We are feeding 500 choice western
sheep on our farm, which are now
fat and in fine condition. For the
reason that We bought these at a
favorable price, we are ready to give
our customers the benefit Of our
bargain. The following are exoep-
tionally low prices on this sweet.
high grade meat:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19
YOUNG'S CLAIM CHECKS

T. ]. Young & Sons Bus & Trans
fer Co, will give you claim checks
for baggage to and from all depots.
hotels and residences. Phone is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

A novelty worth going miles to see
at the Grand this week is Pickards
Seals in their musical turn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

Zanzibar and the neighboring island
Of Pemba supply most of the worlds
cloves.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

Nice black earth. for the hauling
Apply at Fargo Bridge g. Iron Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19
BIG HAY MARKET

New shipment just arrived. Hay
cheaper than ever. Phone 1146 at
once. /. Goldberg. s1s Front street
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

A rather useful novelty Is a cane
carrying an electric flash light near the
handle.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19
cUTLERY.

Anything you want IN that line?
keep only the very best. Ben Hart
Remember. the Best
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19
Chantecler turbins at Nushold's.

Cash Register for Sale.
Second hand National cash register,
in good condition. Shotwell Floral Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

It's generally easy to be good when
you are getting pay for II.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

"Rathskeller cafe" Moornead.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

H. p. Tough has moved his once
and that of the Fargo Building as
ISOLATION to the middle office in the
Laing building on First avenue north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

Our prices as advertised are for
every day in the week, subject only
to market changes. We deliver or
ders amounting to $3.50 and over.
Our other meats are quoted at the
same low prices as advertised last
Friday.
Buy your meat here tomorrow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19

chop suey at rne Rathskeller.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19
sHE FEAREp SECRET ORDERS.

Chop suey at the -.atnslseller. NH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
Sin Stalicncr id)tuer perlett.
ct. $50 II [, 5.

ssl1 cine1p @m1ie inter Ser Sod)-
Bride an MiQitraBe fam es 5miI6en
Sen beioen Stolienern Soiepb @oec@
troni uno Solepb 9efabta, melde bel
Sc betrl1nfen marelt, 5rr einem Strei-
tie, in oelien @erlm1fe 9efabia ei11e1r
&epolper 3og l1n0 auf Sen @oectrom
5diilie obgab, 6ur6 oie er am redten
Mrm beim gQenbogen un6 ant I'm
terleib ldmer perlebt muroe. Mad=
barn 6e6al1pten, oaB flint Sdiliie ab<
gegeben mor0en ieien, 0od 5olten Tie
oieienl ltmltan0e feline meitere 8ead<
tung, neil Tie gloubten, irgeno jen1on0
%fel1cre 6rel,oenlbiilie ob. @enige Sci
m1ten ipater mallfte ein Wann in
Sic etpa 100 Daro bon Sem Sdalt=
plob Ser S6ieBerei entfernte @irtb-
idoft oes 6ronf Sames, no CT gu
lamme>1bradl nodoem 'er INT @ilfe
gerufen batte. 0ie &oli5ei mur6e
o%erit6n0igt nn6 Holi5eiar5t Or. Sci
lpperanloBte Sic l1eberfubrung 6es
Mannes in 6as itdotil6e @ospitol.
5ein 3uitono lit I'M boditen @raoe
6el orgniberregen0. Soiepb 3efabia
muroe prbaftet unb inter sic Mnflage
0es Moroper iudes geiteQt. Ct beballpz
tete anfungs, ooB ibn 6rei Manner in
leinem Squire nit &alirneiiern be-
CROFT baben uno 0aB elmer bon Sen
9reien sic SdiiIie abgegeben baben.
gr femme Sic 2eute ni6t, bob bobe
elmer bon ibnen idon einen Mann &C.
tootet. Spater iol1 er geitanoen ln0
beigefiigt baben, 6aB es iid a1n1 ei,1el1
alten Streit gebanoelt babe, Ser nod
aus ser 3eit berriibre, ols beioe in
Stalien mo6nten. 9efabta lit al16 I'M
@ospitol bon @oeptroni als jener
Monm ioentifi8iert moroen, meld)er
Sic Shiilie m1f i'm abgege6en fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
Mproenbc- HGuber.
@u0on, g. g., 5. Sept.

9HO 0 n, gt. ", .. sept.
Mastierte Mallner lprangen am
Somitag an elmer elm amen SteQe in
ser Nabe Don @uolon aus Sem &in=
terbalt, bielten Gent 6omler, 3abl-
m~eilter ser Mtlas @rid GorpoEn
uno ieinen farbigen &utider an,
lboiien Sen lebteren toot, permun0eten
5umler t00tli6 un0 iu6ten NIT 3d.
600 bas @eite. George &agsDale,
Ser &utider, itarb a1f Ser 5telle>
0em bie @alfte leines &opfes lpllroe
our6 5mei Sbulie aus einem 44fa=
librigen &epolper fortgeriiien. Ct
mor 60 Sabre alt un6 genoB 6as Dol
le 8ertraleen leiner &orgeiebten.
6omler erbielt einen 5duB in ser
Ser5gegen0 un0 itarb, obne 6as 8e=
muBtiein mieoererlongt 5l1 baben. gr
NOR 81 Sabre alt. Samitag lit 3abl=
tag in ser i3egelei, ltro nie iibli9
bolte li6 Sofpler 0as @elo bon elmer
8anf in @emburgb uno madte iid
olrf ben @eg na6 Ser 3iegelei, welde
MIR cine balbe Meile entfernt NOR.
0pmler mar bemaff1et, uno 5lt lei11em
meitcren 5dl1be batte CT &ags0ale bei
iid, Ser Sic Nalfiiht iiber sic StdQe
Ser @eie aidaft fiibrte. Sbmobl sic
S6ieBerei iih gang in ser Nabe ser
3iegelei ereignete, muroen Sic Sd)iii-
lie BORT nibt gebort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
Ser id),par5c Sub.
8nri. sStQlieu, 8. SEP

OurL Slullell, D. Sepl.
9rei3ebn 5o0esfqQe uno 25 llel1e
6Gue m1troen mQbrenD ser lebten "a
St,noen in oem1 BON ser Gbolero
5eilageludten @ebiet ur1gen1elOet.
ct. 8etersburG 2. Sept.
Sic Ster6libfeit in 6olge Ser bier
berrl6eroen Gbolera-Speoemie nimmt
as. 9ie leeten amtliben Meloungen
oebel1 AZ Grfranfrngen, II 5obes=
faQe un0 638 &erionen unter 8e=
oba6tung in Den @ospit0lern fir Ell
men Gag a1.
@ien, OelterreidL 3. Sept.
Sic ungebeure N%ufregung, pelde
ourh sic bier entoecften Gbolerafane
perlrri aht mor0en NOR, lit raid mie-
Ser gel dppunoen. IS babeu lid fei=
ne meiteren Grfranfungen ereignet
uno es berrl6t unter ser 8epolterung
0as 5l1perlidtlid)e @efubl, ooB cine
meitere Musbreitung ser Ser1be nidt
5u befir6ten lit.
Berlin, 2. Sept.
IS ml1roe amtli6 befannt gema6t,
ooB meoi5iniide Sa6perltanoige
onrb bafteriologii6e ltnteriuhungen
en0giltig feitgelte1t batten, Dob fein
@bolerafan bier in Ser Staot eri-
itiert. 0ie neul1 per0a6tigen 6ale,
sic 10 biele 8%eiorgniB pernrladten,
|iino als anoere &ranfbeiten erfannt
mor6en. Sn 5panoan gelangte Elm
meiterer 5an bon Cholera our Nn5et-
ge nno cine Eerion mur6e als 6ole-
raber0abtig in Dos Soslier @ospital
qelonot. 9te ar5tli6e &ommiiiion,
sic BON ser &egierung beauftragt lit,
Sen nriprung ser Seu6e gu erfor-
lden, bat lire unipriinglide Gbeorie,
.nob sic Cholera bon ruiiii6en Gin
m%anoeren, sic III <bleben an Der
@ren5e Mufentba1t MAIDEN miien,
eingel6Ieppt muroe, faQen laien in-
folge ser gntoedung, Bob Der erite
tsotlite Sau Ser zines Mannes uar,
Der in ser Spanonll'er Aegiernngs-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
Seine Yeit au 8oro,
Iofio, 5. Sept

IDfGD1 o. Sepf:
Ser 0ampfer nMandJuria," Ser
lib auf ser 6obrt BON 5bangboi nod
San 6rancisco b%efin0et, muroe in So
flo aufgebalten, neil mont etnen 5au
BON Eelt an 8oro entoedt baben mou=
tie. Mad elmer fl1r5en ltnteriubnng
muroe 0as Sdiff in0eilen mieoer fret
gelaiien, l1no iebte feline &eiie nad)
Nmerita fort. Inter Sen 8aliagie=
rem NOR @rinb Siai Suit Momiral in
ser 6ineiiiden Marine, uno Sic Mit-
glieoer ser &ommiiiion, melde sic
omerifanil6e Slotte inipisieren min.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

gliidt, inoem er sic %gela0e1e 6linte,
NIT oem 2aufe auf ii6 gerid)tet, aus
Dem 8oot an iid 3oa, nobel iid Ser
59uB entluo. Mit elmer 8erlebumg
at ser Sdpllter fam Ser unporiibtige
5omtogsi1ger oapor. = &atte So
iepb 8et am Mo,,tag I'M 56ladt6au-
lie oes @l1itap Yeters nibt Wanner
I'M lih gebabt, sic mbt 10 leidt fopf-
ldell mer0en ser iunge Solepb 8sd
mare, mbbem ct @aiolin iiber lid ge-
ihiittelt> oas unmittelbar in 8rano
gerietb, lebell0igen 2eibes perbranat.
gr fam nit 9ranomlnoen i'm @elt6t
uu6 inn Naden oapon. - @enner &
50. per onoten Mitte LETTER Mo6e Ell
ne 81 ienbabnmagenlaoung Gieb nad)
Siio=St. Saul. = Yoltmei1ter &rap
fat ieine nel1e Yoltoffice-g inridlng
om HluBe, uno mir baben jebt cine 81
flee TINT 0ie gar nlander NlaB in
5teorns County atns mit &edt benei=
set. = Sic Gol6 5pring grougelel-
l6aft fat al i6r Sdnnfmirtbidafts=
eigentblm sen @erren Sobn Otter uno
1eroinal1o Neters fir $4,000 fauf-
(ib %iiberlallel1. : 6ran5 0rontle fat
Gin III 6rieonann's neuer Slab6ipi=
iion gelegenes @runoltiid gefalift uno
miro oieien @erblt alf 0emlelben lei
ner 6an1ilie cine l1el1e @obnung er=
ridten lolien.
@atftns.
Ser beim. Yicnic, melbes bier sum
Yelten ser @emeinoe gebalten murOe,
e%r5ielte &einertrog belief itd auf oie
lG011e 5umme bon $929.11. : Nn1
1ienltag oieier @ode 6egonn Ser ltn=
terridt in ser bieiigen 3farridule.-
SEER Heter &ol5er pertn,ibte oas
2on0leben NIT Dem Sta0tleben. 2ebte
@ode beaog er 0os bon $. Gblers
gefol1fte @obnbous. -&orl uno Geo.
@ortmaml Sobne bes @errn $. S.
@artmorm boben lid in sic 9ilte Ser
Stl1oenten ser ct. Sobn's l%lniperi itdt
eintragen lalien. = 6run5isfa &ol5er
un0 Morio Mies, melbe lebtes Sobr
bei0e in ser 0ffentliden Sdl1le Sen 8.
@rao ablplpirten mer0en sic ct.
@lolto Normoll6ule 6ciuden. - Gie
9errel1 Eeter @agner lm0 Sobonn
9fel1 lalien ibren resp. 6amilien Elm
1elles @obnbaus erribten. Sic
5dreinerarbeit lit an beioen @ebau=
Sen bereits lopeit porarr geibritten,
ooB oieielben l1nter Thd 1teben. S.
u. Mal1s beiubte lebten Sonntag lei,
men fral1fen Gater, @errn 4$et. Muns
gu 9uremburg. = Sobann Niitlel
erfreute iid oes angei1ebmen 8ei1de1
leiner @riioer aus Glen @ollep lester
Sonl1tag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

Maffenfabrif arbeitete. Die Rom-
ntiiiion nabm cine l1nteril1dm1lg ser
Gnbrifralmlibfeiten Dor unb fan6 eli
ne Mn5abl leere Munitionsfiiten, sic
neulid, init S6m1b uno Sdimmel
beredt bon &ublano anlmugten. Die
lie aiiten ii10 beidlagnabmt por0en
ullo meroen bafteriologiib auf oas
gulbanoeniein bon G6oleraba5iQen
ltnteriubt meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
3maraub uereitelt.
&c lie. 9llo., 5. {

Stint mosfierte 3ngrauber, mel9e
Sen SdneQ5ug BON Seem Sort nod
Seem Orleans an ser 2ouispiQe &
NaibpiQe 9obn berouben moQten,
muroen om Sonntagfrirb in ser Ndbe
Don bier, enttdul6t, inoem tie cine
&angierlofomotipe anitatt 0es 3uges
iiberfiele,1. sic %entfan1en in einenl
8not iiber Sen 6luB. Ser l1eberfaQ
mar out Dorbereitet. Die 8al1oits1
botten sic 8riidenm6rter gefeiielt u1o
iid ibrer @affel1 periidert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
6emer amf Gee.
@nitnn. Mall.. 5. {

81 It 0 II, W90I., o. Sepf.
Ser britiiGe Dampfer @eit Yoint,
melder iid ol,f Ser 6obrt BON @las=
gom nod Charleston, g. g., befono,
ing auf bober See 6el1er, perbrann=
te tbeilmeile uno lonf Damn. Die aus
t6 &0pfen beitebenoe Mamldaft
muroe Don Sem britil6en Dampfer
3eponimt gerettet. Dieie Nadridt
traf ouf orabtloie m @ege in Bolton,
Ell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
3u perpa@ten.

8equem einseri9tetes 9ein1, bier Blods
bonn @ranb Central 6ptel. 9aus NIT aht
3intmern, elettriide1 Beleu9tung lnb @as.
Gutter @tal. @traBenbabn aebt an Der
Sbiire pprbei. Ndberes gu erfraaen m Der
Expedition bieleS BlatteS. SO. 37zba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
3m p~trtauten.

10 8immer sroBes Badieinbaus nit So.
beaimmer unb .8antrb1. SO. 3O3 9ritter
gifterne, Sta1 10 bel 81 unb feds 9roBe
-2ots. &onn au jeber 8eit beii9ti9t merz
ben. NdbereS beim @igentbimer
41z3t g. GlarttD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
gu ~pertaufen.

Sebr nieolides Cottage unb gutter etal
an Der @traBenbabn iii ct. gloub, nabe Dem
@ei6dfts=gentrum @iQentbum in 9utem
8uitanbe unb nur iieben 8lpdS BON Der
8oitDffce, iiblid BON ct. @ermainitraBe.
Nbreie: so Ser Nprbitern." 37zba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
81 s%ertanfen.

Gin sutes 6aunilien : &feroegeiponn mi
@ei9irr-ein 10 gut uie neues einfades
&feroe9ei4irr, Elm 5ueiiibiaes Columbus
@urrep inter annebmbaren Bebinonnoen
au faufen. NdbereS au erfabren in bieier
Office ooer Selepbon 519-2. 3s<bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
&ieb<Nfarft.
Siib=st. 8auI 8iebmartt.
SIZE folgenoen Rreiie iinb fir lebenoes
@ieb pro 100 @funs:
&ieh.Marft.
@eftIihe Gtiere.

Nin0bleb.
8eitli6e Stiere.
Cute big bette .. :. ..5.5O-6.OO
Mttel1ndBige Biz quite 80. 4.75-5.25
8elp06nlide big m1ttelm .. 4.00-$4.75
@nte big bette bie1tge Stiere 6.00-7.O0
WittelmdBise big quite .4.50-6.0O
@eltlibe aiibe unb Sellers.
@tne bis bette -. -. -. ..4.25-5.0O
Mittelmdbig big quite go. 3.50=.O0
@etp0tu,lide big mittelm.. 3.0O-3.5O
@uts biz bette bielige -. .~.3.25--4.OO
Wittel1ndBige biz quite .... 3.00-3.25
Cutters -. -. =. ..2.4O-3.OO
Ganners -. -. =. ..2.OO-S.4O
Sd1lad)tbule1 =. =. 90. ..3.5O-.O 90
8oloana 8ullen 500. -. .3.0O-3.50
g6ladtfal6er.
@lte big bette .. =. :. ..6.5O-7.5O
MittelmdBige big quite .5.00-6.50
@elp0bnlide biz mittelmaBige 3.00-4.0o
Cute %ldhrere =. =. -. ..3.5O-5.OO
@eipDbnlide f6tpere -. ..2.75-3.23
@toders unb Seeoers.
Cute Bis prima 1850 Biz 1850 Etuno
900 bis 1850 9flln6 5:75-4:5o
800 biz 900 Efn1b 90. -. 3.5O-4.OO
M%ittelmdBige biz quite . ..3.00-3.50
@etp0bn Big mittelmGBt9 {. 2.50-3.00
@toditiere:
Gut big prima 600 Biz 800 Pfu1o
16tDer -. . >. . e. ..3.25-3.l5
0aittermdbi9e Biz quite 600 big 800 Bfb.
fdtper =. -. .. -. ..3.25-3.5O
@etpobn Biz mittelmabig ..3.00-325
9tod 9etfers 80. X. .3.00-3.5O
Suite Biz bee Sdbrlinae 4. 3.40-3.75
Stodbullen =. -. >. =. ..2.5O-3.25
S6meine.
Sic fol9enbe SabeIe 3eigt has @ez
tpi9t. ben 9urd19nittspreiS uno ben
Yreisnnteridieo fiji @dtpeine felt Dem
20 N1tn1tft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

Golo Spring,
Sim Snnitag fommen6er ISOLDE
meroen sic Biirger umlerer Srtidaft
sic @ral1ite Ynooucers Miiociation bon
ct. Gollrb bier 3u ibrem Sabres Sic
mic b%eriammelt ieben nno Golo Spring
miro 0ieie @elegenbeit nibt unbemubt
laiien, sen @aiten gu 5eigen, 0aB @olo
5pring NIT &edt fit Mbbaltung bon
Sabresfeitlidfeiten ser geeignete Blab
lit. &ier miro nt6ts ungei6eben geIai==
fen, Sen Mrsfliiglern 0ie 3eit bres
@eilens in LIN ierer Mitte gu elmer
redJt angenebmen 5u geitalten.
SSobn Boiling more nabe5lt nod Scr
Sage an gonntog Madmittag perl1l1=
The Washington herald., 1910-02-25
SNAP SHOTS.

From the Dallas NswS
Do not work too hard in displaying
your ignorance.
Anybody can build castle in the air,
but it takes a good advertiser to sell It.
Money can't buy everything. but rich
man can usually get the exceptions on
'eredit.
All the world may love a lover. but ne
has to give mortgage to the installment
man.
The kind OF man who brags about hay
ing money to burn usually manufactures
his own gas.
When it comes 20 principles. there are
some heroes who would rather die for
theirs than live up to them.
About the easiest thing in this world for
the man who has money to burn is to
have company at his Preside.
The increased cost OF living is due
largely 10 a miseducation which is based
upon extravaganza and great expecta-
tons.
One thing is certain--lf cheap sirship
rates 70 the polar regions can once be es-
| tahlished. cold storage charges are sure
70 go down.
Ordinarily II IS a good deal harder for a
woman TO get along with a husband who
thinks he is right than with one who
knows he IS wrong,
The Washington herald., 1910-02-25

The earliest use of the term bank" in
the American colonies was ito designate
an issue Of paper money. All the banks
mentioned in Colonial history were loah
banks. and not deposit banks. The first
Bank of the United States was chartered
by an act of Congress on February Is.
1871. The authorized capital was sl0.OOo.-
900, of which Congress took 100000. The
bank was located IN Philadelphia, with
branches IN Boston, New York, Balti-
more, Washington, Norfolk, and evan
nah. Books for subscription to the stock
were opened July 4 Of the same year,
and before night more stock had been
subscribed than could legally be issued.
In four days afterward the value Of the
stock had doubled.
The bank commenced business in the
latter part of December in Carpenters
Hall. the hall wherein met the first Con-
tinental Congress. and proved, as was
anticipated. a most important auxiliary
of the United States Treasury. In 1877
the bank removed 20 It's own building at
Third and Chestnut streets. Thomas
Willing was the first president OF this
bank
The Bank OF the United States con-
unued its operations until the expiration
of its character, March 4, 1911. Congress
failed to renew its charter, in spite OF
the fact that Albert Gallatin. Secretary
of the Treasury, was abls TO show them
The Washington herald., 1910-02-25
Reclaim the AnscOstia Flats!

A low, disease breeding marsh of a few
years ago, known as the Potomac flats.
is to-day Potomac Park. one OF the
beauty spots Of Washington. 1t cost
money. OF course. TO reclaim and redeem
the waste ground and deepen the water
way, but every cent Of the money was
well spent A wonderful transformation
was wrought. The result achieved is a
subject of national pride
Now let this splendid project, this mag
nifcent work. be duplicated in the east
ern section of the city. Reclaim and re-
deem the waste marshland there. Do
with the Anacostia fats as was done
with the Potomac fats. And begin do
ing Il IN earnest without further delay.
Let an appropriation be forthcoming sufi-
cient TO push the work toward compile
tion-toward early completion. Let II be
done on scale betting the undertaking
not by piecemeal. but as It would be
done in any other large city having such
a neglected. undeveIoped water front.
II is a public need. Everybody recog-
nizes that need. Congress has recognized
it for years. Unanswerable arguments
from the highest official sources have
been presented in support of it. It Is
not local project in any sense. but gen.
eral and OF urgent necessity to the pub
lie welfare. The health of Washington
demands IT, The artistic development
of the Capital City calls for it. It is nc
less essential. no less pressing in I'm
portance, than was the creation Of Po-
tomac Park.
Chairman Gallinger's amendment tc
tho river and harbor bill, providing fol
an appropriation OF 100000 instead OF
the paltry $4,000 proposed by the House
should be adopted by the Senate. The
wisdom of It is obvious. 1t should not
be allowed to fail.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-25
Let Cunid Lead the WAY.

Marriage and longevity go hand in
hand, says DR.. jacques BertiIlon, the
great French ststistician, who takes ex-
ceptions TO London Punch's advice to
those about to marry. which is Don't &"
After demonstrating by figures that the
married man or woman has three times
as good a chance to reach a ripe old age
as the bachelor OF spinster, DR.. Bertillon
also warns the widow or widower that
their chance for years Of usefulness
would be enhanced If they were again to
assume the marriage relation. He argues
as follows.
Married people live more regular lives. Thsy are
more surrounded and therefore mora controlled dis
Greet though this control may b. and it must be
discreet 70 b useful Their physical life is healthier
QuieteT. and more natural
His opinion. supported by statistics. is
presented in the following advice to
young men:
Marry you VIII do we'll even from a selfish stand
point But watch carefully over your wifes health.
from this egotisieal point os view her loss
VIII be terrible misfortune for your life depends
in great measure on her own"
Addressing himself to young women,
he says:
To you I give tina counsel 10 marry in Jour most
selfish interest married women have less mortal
ity than spinsteEs Of the same age. ct least after
the age Of twenty; but The difference is less for
women than for men. The mortality among spinsters
Is much greater than among married women, but il
is not twice as great. as in the cass Of men"
DR.. Bertillon does not take a cheerful
view OF the lot OF the widow. Ee says:
The mortality among widows Is distinctly much
greater than among married women o. the sane age.
The sweet state Of WidoEhood IS on the eontrary.
fatal to young widows. Their desth rate from
twenty to twenty-five years Is twice that Of married
women 81 the corresponding age"
The Washington herald., 1910-02-25
The Motive.

From the Detroit Free Press
To teach. we must first learn. To help
others. we must acquire strength To
help the world, one must first become nt-
ted for the task.
A man weak in morals cannot help the
world morally The blind cannot lead the
blind. The purpose. therefore. OF personal
reformation is ultimately TO reform the
world.
Humanity must be trained for the task.
The giving up OF vice and the conversion
to virtue are not. therefore. for ones own
selfish benefit, 10 gain heaven and avoid
hell And these motives are now losing
their power.
There must be a sufficiently strong mo-
tive 10 induce a man TO become a good
man. To give up bad habit Just because
IT Is a bad habit Is usually failure. But
TO give up bad habit because It prevents
US from doing good is an appeal to the
better nature, 10 the heroic in man, which
Is nearly always effective.
Negative virtue Is no virtue at all. is the
worlds great need. and the world viii
recognize and respond to It. Hence the
necessity OF self-discipline. education. and
spiritual training, the object OF this spe-
clal course OF forty days in the higher
education.