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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27
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Women Who
Do Things
NINE. MARGUERITE puRAND,
CANDIDATE FOR THE CHAM :
Der OF DEPUTIES MISS (
EDITH FRANK, WHO j
COMES TO THIS coUN.
TRY TO STUDY Ia.
Dor coNpI-
TONS.

NINE. MARGUERITE DURAND has
long occupied the most prominent
position among French suffragists. but
she has set herself fairly in the public
eye by starting to be a candidate foh
the chamber of deputies.
She has assumed the candidacy of the
chamber of deputies from the Ninth
reimbursement in Paris. She is pushI
ing her campaign forward brilliantly
and paying her own election expenses
about $1,000. OF course If elected shd
will not be allowed to serve, but thers
will be great moral effect, and the
man who does serve in her place will
be discredited in the eyes of his fellow
deputies. The French people would
also wonder whether republican France
is not baked of its expressed desires
by constitution barring a candidate
who was it's real choice. r
Mime. Durand's speeches are certainly
well attended and applauded. She Isl
the editor of La Fronde, the only news-l4
paper edited and composed entirely by
women. She advocates new divorce
i laws, jailers Of their own sex for wo-
men prisoners and the restriction Cd
the sale OF the deadly absinth.
te b.
Miss Edith Frank is rich Glasgow
girl who is working In an Office inI
New York in order to learn the point
of view of the American working VOL
man.
II want to find out why the RICH
women Of this country have become
suffragettes and what they have acl
complished. il anything" she said re-:
Gently. There are very few suffra-i
gettes in Glasgow and few divorces d
have discovered that American women
crave only money, fashion and notori-
ETY.. In the pose as suffragettes they
get notoriety. but they seem stunted In
everything else.
my idea OF woman is that her part,
in life is to be wife to a man and al
mother to her children. She should
mold the man, not fight him Shei
should stay at home and be a good
wife, gentle and womanly.
There are so many things the ricf
women might do here that would mean
for good They could go into the east
side and help. The east side is not
asking their money, but they could give
a lot that would mean for happiness. II
brought a bunch of daisies into town,
the other day, and the children OF thes
directs followed me and begged for my
Towers. How many little hearts those'
flowers of the field made glad! But thei
women here are idle. Their men give
them too much money. and they have
too many servants. They must findl
something to do TO excite them, and sol
they become suffragettes. They might!
do lot of good by getting together
and stopping the publication OF thd
Three Weeks style OF books Such
stories gradually reach the girl in the
factory. and they prove OF great harms
to her.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

Remember, while copiously watering
your lawn, that many a faucet on the
second floor is hoarsely muttering,
How dry / ami"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

The Sixth regiment of Toledo. Ohio,
on being relieved from duty at Column
bus, made up purse of $500 for the
families Of the street car strikers.
Hobble, hobble, skirts and trouble.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

DALE blue chiffon forms the material
of this charming gown. A little
shirred zouave jacket is its prominent
feature. The belt is of silver, and
pretty trimming of silver completes the
smart effect
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

Reliability inspires confidence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
OLD ANTl-BATHING RULE
VExES LONDON PEOPLE
Only Men Allowed 10 Battle In the
SerPentine aRd sUffraEettes
/ VIII Protest.

LONDON. Sept. i7.-tspecial TO The Bee }
Parliament Is to be asked TO look into a
matter which is agitatng the girls OF
Bayswater and South Kensington, who
have a grievance in that they are not per-
mitted 10 battle in the water Of the SerPen-
tine. only men is allowed the luxury Of a
dip az the royal park. The London county
council encourage women bathing In their
parks. and At Victoria park the women are
reported TO excel the men. What the daugh-
tiers OF artisans enjoy in the east is denied
the daughters OF tradesmen and profes-
sional men in the west OF London. One OF
the trio who went 10 the serpentine the
other day and were denied the privilege OF
bathing, states that they intend 10 bring the
subject before Parliament. and in the mean
time they have placed the facts before Mrs
Pankhurst as an up-tO-date illustration OF
many One-sided systems in London thai
prevent women sharing the same rights az
men. 1t Is absurd. she said Indignantly
| = was told the rule was imposed during tn,
reign OF one Of the Georges. but am sur,
the present George doesn't know that Il Il
sull in force"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
OFFICIAL SHOT FOR A SPY
Stranger Approaches and with a Few
Remarks shoots Herr Rybak
Dead without Regret.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. l7.-(speciaI 10
The Bee)-As Herr stanislaus Rybak. an
education department official. was peace
ably walking down a street at Cracow, a
stranger approached him and cried, I've
got you at last, you spy" on this he shot
Rybak dead with q revolver. crowd al
once gathered and attempted TO lynch the
murderer, but the man said. Don't touch
me He was a spy and he caused the
death or the exile 20 Siberia Of hundreds"
After his arrest the murderer said he ala
not regret his crime. lie said that he
acted on the order Of the Polish Work.
mems union at Warsaw II has come 10
light that kybak actually was a spy in the
employ Of the Russian police. Cracow, the
ancient capital where the heart Of Po-
land still beats is a place OF refuge for
numerous political refugees. Polish and
others, from Russia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
TRIAL SHOWS FIREARMS
SOLD NATIVES BY ENGLISH
Conspiracy Hearing in India EnIiv-
ened by Testimony of Ben
gall SPY.

CALCUTTA. Sept 17.-Ispecisl 10 The
Bee -Public interest In Bengal centers
round the conspiracy trial at Dacca- The
crown has produced a Bengal agent who
penetrated into the secret society and was
even admitted TO the inner council. This
man described the organization and ex-
planned how dacoiies were planned and
arms collected. He stated that some Euro
peans a. Naraingaj. who did not care
whether British rule was overthrow or
not. were selling arms to the natives. In
working up the present case the police
adopted European methods. and they are
now depending upon infOrmers or confess
siOns. Another arrest has taken place in
connection with the case. The prisoners
are regarded as heroes by the students
who assemble In crowds 10 witness their
march to the court The suthoress OF the
book. "Sirkhar Balidsn." denies that Mr.
suTendranath Banerjee wrote the preface
as suggested by the prosecuting counsel in
the trial.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
EGYPTIAN SEER PREDICTS
STIRRING TIMES TO COME
Sheikh MshmOud Said 10 Have Fore
told the Death of King of
England.

CAIRO, Sept. H.-(Special to The Bee.)-
Some curious forecasts are made by Sheikh
MahmOud, an Egyptian astrologer, who
predicted in his review. "Tawalch el Ma
louk." the murder Of Premier Boutros
Pasha and the appointment OF said Pasha
as his successor. and also prophesied the
death Of King Edward for the month OF
May. Among coming events Skiekh Nah
mOud predicts the early death OF the pres
ent sultan and the preparation of murder
by the nationalist party during the coming
year. lie declares that King George will
annex three Moslem cities. but that Egypt
will not receive a constitution during his
reign France will increase in Importance
during the next few years, while the
Turkish influence will wane in Arabia, a
large portion of which is to fan into the
hands OF Great Britain. In addition, Sir
EldOn Gorst will in the near future be
raised TO a peerage
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
German Societies.

The German empire has 500 cooperative
associations. with fully 100000 members.
With their families. they represent nearly
one-third OF the total population The
president of the Central League OF Co
operative and Consumers association re-
Gently stated that notwithstanding depressed
business conditions. associations had gained
80 600 members last year making in all
represented BY the Central league LOT ,oOa
associates. The business transacted By the
LIS sections OF the league last year was
twice the amount transacted in 1905.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
DUTCH PREMIER ExoNERATED
Court of Honor at The Hague Give.
DR.. kuyPer n Clean Bill
Of Health.

THE HAGUE. sept r.-tSpecial 10 The
Bee. THE Court Of Honor, composed 81
three statesmen. which was appointed at
the instance Of DIT. Kuyper, the eX-premler
to investigate the charges Of corruption
in the granting Of decorations made against
him. mas found that there Is no evidence
Of corruption
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
WOMEN SUCCEED IN
HAVING THEIR WAY
Vote Gas for Town Lights So that
They May Have it to
Cook with.
BY ERIC GRUNDMARK.

COPENHAGEN. Sept 1T.-(Specisl TO
The Bee. AN interesting bit of news
reaches me from Reykjavik, the capital
OF Iceland, which shows that the women
of the northern island know what they
want and are competent to ct IT. A
deadlock was reache at a meeting Of
the town council of ReykJavik, half OF
the members of which are women. over
40 question of whether the town should
be lighted by gas or electricity. The
women voted unanimously for gas in or
der 49, at they might utilize 1t for cook
ing stoves. The men went solid for cleo
tricity. The mayor was in a dilemma,
but finally gave his casting vote for the
women. and arrangements are now being
made for manufacture OF gas
A shipper arriving at TromsOe from
SpitEbergen reports that ell the members
of suvertsen's whaling expedition, four
men in all. ave died OF scurvy at
Hordkajs, on Spitzbergen. where the ex-
peultion was wintering. Twelve dead
bears were found beside the bodies.
According TO legitimists. the Crown
Prince Gustavus Adolp.us Of Sweden,
husband of Princess Margaret OF Con-
naught has a true light TO his title and
dignities-not through father. the
present king. but through his mother
the heiress of the old line of Swedish
monarchs. The marriage OF Princess Vic
toria OF Baden with the eldest son OF
Oscar IL took place in 1881 and united
the rival claims of two dynasties.
The following telegram has been re-
ceived. from the manager OF the Norden.
Fjeldske Steamship company, TrOndh
jeim; The King Harold returned from
the polar ice; reached SO degrees; Il
min; within ten degrees OF the pole
Met the Fran expedition at Spitzbergen
/ The Fran has discovered volcano and
hot springs al Wood Bay beach. covered
with lava Zeppelin takes possession OF
/ tract of land at Kings Bay and names
/ IL Zeppelinshsfen."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
NEW GOVERNOR A YOUTH
Boy of Seventeen Years VIII RuIe
the TanEier District In
Morocco.

TANGIER. Sept I.-(special 20 The Bee
A new governor OF the Tangier district
has been appointed. the l7-year-old son OF
n Moku, the Moorish Foreign Minister.
He entered on his duties with military
honors and artillery salutes. The COVER
nor Is a pleasant-mannered boy. and the in
habitants were delighted with the way In
which he returned their welcome.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
GOOD POST FOR WAR HERO
Ben VIIJOeR, Who AstOnIshed British
Troops, 10 Become Minister
at Cape Town.

CAPE TOWN. Sept IT.-,specisl to The
Beeb ben Vnjoen. whose daredevil ex-
plaits won the admiration Of the British dur
ing the Boer war. who has been farming in
America since the termination OF the cam
paign. Is about to return 70 South Africa
having been Offered the post Of Assistant
Minister OF Native Affairs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18

MONTENEGRO IN LINELlCHT
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria Would Make
it Kingdom.
ADJUST PRINCESS FINANCES
Prince PhIIip of Coburg and House
Of BeIsium settle Tangle-E1e-
cutioner
strike.
ADJUST PRINCESS FINANCE
BY EMIL ANDRAssY.

VIENNA, Sept. I7.-(Special TO The Bee)
The real originator Of the Idea OF raising
Montenegro to the status Of Kingdom
was King Ferdinand OF Bulgaria, who was
actuated by political reasons. In Bulgaria
up to the present certain constitutional
changes have not yet been approved by the
Sobranye. Part OF the deputies are against
the kingly dignity, while others take the
Balkan view that the title should be won
on a victorious battlefield To remove
these objections. King Ferdinand intends
to show that the smallest Balkan ruler Is
entitled TO assume kingly honors. and there
for he threw all his influence into the
Montenegro matter. For these reasons
also the Bulgarian king invested his visit
to Cettinjs with unusual pomp.
Family Finances Adjusted.
Much interest has been aroused in
Austria by the announcement that, after
years Of negotiations between the lawyers
OF Prince Philip Of Saxe-Coburg and his
divorced wife. Princess Louise of Belgium, {
financial settlement has at last beer
reached. The princess has admitted deb
Of 1000 o0O kronen, 600 O0o) as being due &c
her former husband. The present agree
ment dispenses with the monthly payments
hitherto made to the princes by Prince
/ Philip as he will compound for the allow
ance by the payments Of a sum Of 90
kronen, which will be deducted from th'
amount due by the princess 10 her formel
husband. The princes claims are secured
upon the provisional division Of the estate
/ left by the late King Leopold.
Hungarian on a strike.
Michael Bari, the public execudoner a
! BUDAPEST. has addressed a protest 10 tn
Hungarian Parliament against the human,
tendencies OF the day, which result In hi
being unemployed for the greater part o.
the year. He demands either regula
salary or that there shall be fewer re
prieves.
1 The Emperor Francis Joseph has beel
presented with a statue by the huntsmei
| OF the monarchy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
WOMAN HELPS EDUCATION
Gives Fortune for Free Scholarships
In Cork University to Help
the Needy.

DUBLIN. Sept. I7.-tspecial TO The Bee
Miss Pslle HOnan. one OF the richest
women In ireland, has given s5o0oO 20 the
Cork university for free scholarships she
IL a sister OF the late Matthew Honan,
who gave t2z5 zoo 20 establish a home for
Cork business men who might be in re-
dueed circumstances Although an ardent
Catholic. Miss HOnAn stipulates that there
shall be no religious test applied 20 sp-
plieAEts for iris scholarship
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
SOUTH AFRICAN POT BOILs
Politics I'm Orange Free state Red
Hot over DIR. JamesOR's
PROPOSAL.

CAPE TOWN, sept. l7.-(Special to The
Bee)-Politics are red hot In South Africa.
Speaking at s;nithfield. Orange Free state,
recently. General HertEog, minister OF jus
tice, said he could see disasters aVaitinE
them II they followed Dr. Jamesons dia-
bOlical call 10 diseord and disunioa. Gen
eral HertEog accused the unionists OF lies
and distortions Of facts and OF conducting
an assassin-like campaign on a scale
which almost passed comprehension.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
RECORD BY AFRICAN TRAIN
JOhannesburE 90 Cairo Express Makes
Trip of Thousand Miles In
Remarkable Time.

CAPE TOWN, sept H.-tSpecial 10 The
Bee. THE experimental flying express
train from Johannesburg accomplished a
journey extending over LOO miles In thirty
five and One-half hours.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
PRINCE is A PLAYWRIGHT
Nicholas of MOntehegrO Opens Fhe-
ater-PIay Il of His own
Com position.

CETTINJE. sept H.-tSpecial 10 The
Bee l-Prince Nicholas Of The royal family
OF Montenegro. has officially opened a
theater AZ cettinje. the FIRST theater in the
principally. The play acted VAS entitled
The Empress Of the Balkans" and the
author turned out 10 be Prince Nicholas
himself.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18

dumb man seated in a dress circle OF
the Theater Royal, created a sensation by
getting up and gesticulaung. Then he
sat dawn and enjoyed the show. After a
while he scrubbed on a card, 4 cannot
speak wordi please remove your hat"
and gave it to a woman seated in the row
before him. The young woman who was
wearing the enormous hat complied with
his request.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18

A telegram from Prague states that tins
visit which the Archduke Franz Ferdinand
paid to Baron Albert Won ROthschld wa
in the nature OF visit Of thanks, as tbs
witkowitE works In Moravia, with which
Rothschild is connected, are now engaged
at their own risk in the construction anr
equipment OF the Austrian dreadnoughu
for which. the sanction Of the delegation
has not yet been obtained.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
UNITED IRISH HAVE BIG FUND
Large Sum Has Been Raised Sihee
Last Report Was Made On
New Years Day.

DUBLIN. sept lT--sSpeeiai 10 The Bee
Al the last report the United Irish Par
hamentary fund amounted 20 t5ST7o raised
since last New Years day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
New Kind of Knap.aek.

The government has abolished the old
fashioned leather infantry knapsack. This
will be replaced by a knSpssck made OF
brown sacdng and will be carried much
lower than the old one. in the method
adopted by tourists in Switzerland. One OF
the principal reasons for doing away with
the old knapsaek is the impossibility for
soldiers wearing IT to have freedom OF
movement, and TO shoot in a reclining posi-
ton. The new knapsack will not look so
smart on parade, but will be more practic-
ally useful.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
Telephone Plans.

operative and Consumers association re-
ficiais Is now comforting with the author
tiles there with the idea OF obtaining i'm
provement In the German land lines. 50
that telephone conversation between Berlin
and London may be possible in the near
future The task is well believed TO be an
ca ~ one.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
Masquerades - q Major.


A strange story comes from the ST. An
tome hospital and It seems 10 bear all the
earmarks of truth. 1t is said that a skill
woman masquersding. 1t seems that a GER
tain Maj. Falconi'' had been calling at
the hospital, lending his assistance TO the
staff. and no suspicion Of anything being
irregular arose until the attention OF one
OF the regular doctors was called to the
fact that Maj. Falconi was supposed to be
in Switzerland The major was not un-
known 10 some OF the staff. and IL
was remarkable that If he was being
impersonated the substitute bore an ex-
traordinary- likeness 10 the original
The doctors. determined to get at the
bottom OF the mystery, sent an official to
call at the majors residence. The door
was opened by the majors hOusekeeper,
Emilia Bosi, and no sooner had the hospital
official seen her than he fen convinced
that this was the person who had been
in disguise of a physician at the hospital.
He inquired for Major Falconi and. being
informed that the major was not home. re-
turned to the hospital and assured the d.
rector that Major Falconi' was a woma
/ in disguise. When he next called at the
hospital Major Falconi" was questioned
so closely that secrecy was no longer pos
sible Investigation showed that the
woman. who certainly bears a remarkable
likeness TO the real major had during his
absence lost her reason and ina gined her
self to be her master and by means of the
uniforms succeeded in deludIhg others
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
New Deal In CAeeL..

Something new In return checks or pass
out checks" as they are called in the
country, comes from the Vavnol agrfcuI-
tural show, Carnarvonshire. where, instead
Of using pass out checks. the managemsnt
stamped with a rubber stamp the hands OF
those wishing 10 return 10 the show. The
idea back Of Il Vas 20 prevent toe issue OF
eountsrfeited return checks. Shien is some
what common al Places OF entertainment
where patrons are allowed TO 80 in and
cut.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18

The betting fraternity IS much worked
up over a controversy between Captain X.
W. -Langneld, a united army officer. and
an unofficial Handicapped" as the latter
terms himself. The captain. who attends
the races. sot into a dispute about finance
with the Handicapped. who criticised him
sharply The captain sent TELEGRAM TO a
race track den0uncing him as unofficial
biackmaiier' The captain vas hailed 70
court. The hearing viii be had in a few
days Friends Of both men have been try
inc 10 effect = reconciliation between the
ineu-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18

The man who was The oldest justice OF
the peace In the kingdom Is dead. lie was
lol years old at the time Of his death. The
official. who was r. Peter. died a few
days ago at his residence az Launceston
Cornwall. Mr.. Peter was a solicitor and
had been town clerk and also mayor OF
the. borough. He was the oldest inhabitant
and the oldest magistrate in the county.
one OF his last public appearances was the
occasion when he took tue oath OF aIleg-
lance To King George On the completion
Of his Io0ih year last October ne received
congratulations The late King Edward.
King George. prince Of Wales and many
OF the best known men In the Kingdom
consI atulated MIN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
POPE Plus IS A REFORMER
But He Still Holds to Some OLD
Fashioned Ideas.
ATTACKS THE FREAKIsH STYLES
Priests In Many cities Take Up sag
EestiOn and DenOunce Modern
Feminine COstumes-Woman
Impersonates Physician.
BY CLEMENT J. BARRETT.

ROME. Sept. H.-tSpecial to The Bee)-
Pope Pious is above all things a refOrmer.
He Is up-to-date in many respects, but
there are some things concerning which
he holds TO old-fashioned ideas he loves
old friends, also books. the old style of
music and the good old-fashioned style of
cooking. The holy father thinks the world
Of fashion is about fifty years ahead Of
the time. He recently declared that some
women were running mad in respect 10
dress. He was not averse 10 women max
ing themselves attractive, n fact. 1t was
their nature 70 do so. but he said there
was a wide difference between fashion
ably dressed woman and a woman whose
dress boardered on the indecent. He has
requested bishops TO use some remarks on
the subject.
Acting upon his suggestion many priests
in Milan. Turin and Venice. the latter, his
old home, has taken up the matter and
in their sermons have denounced women
young and old. who appear publicly in
"scandalous attire.