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The evening world., 1911-10-18

Morgan will Try. 10 induce wolsss, TO take X.
o., on. and in tho event ot the latter re<IIng n,
VIII put him against any Of the other iiahtweights.
The evening world., 1911-10-18

An important fight is scheduled 20 take place
a. !ni.lHspo.i, tonight. The ;,si,-.s ei5 sii
engage IN sre YOUNG, Ssylor and Ray B,on-pn
tile crack f'gh,ers " that city. They will mCet
for ten rounds and a big crowd is expected a.
turn ont TO witness the scrap. as both men nave a
large following.
The evening world., 1911-10-18
Matches ARRANGED.

Tommy Houck and Kid Ghetto
Will meet for ten rounds at the
Olympic A. e. show on Saturday
night.
Jim Kendr!ck will take on Packey
Hommey for ten rounds at the
Sharkey A. c. on Saturday night.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

Senot angenommelt ml1r0e, fin0et i'm
9an1e feinen Nnflang, benn inn 4pni=
tee fon1te fir sic elbe feline Mebrbeit
erlangt meroen. @e5iiglid) @oblreform
ltegen 6rei @eiebesentmiirfe ser 2egis<
latur Dor. @ie es fo1tm onoers au er1
lnarten NOR, lit Senator Gaibmar
nit ieiner piel 1tmitrittenen 1iltonaz
tarif=@orlage I'M Senat noh bartna-
figem &f nit 20 fir uno 80
stimmen gegen Sic Sill obgemiclcn
lporoen. Ser @al1ptgruno fir sic Mf=
lebnnng lag offenbar in SEN Mniid)ts=
al1 beru11gen 6es @eneralanipalts
Spmplon, oes friiheren @enerolan-
molts Yoltng l11O oes Grridpters 6. g.
S'@ricn, Sic 6orin iibereinitimlnte1,
0ob bltr6 Mlmabn1e ser @orlaae sic
gauge bfsbcr bonn Stoatc lit Sen ST.
ie1tbobn= gcleiitctc,
miibepolle s(rbeit pernidbtet meroe11
miiroe. @egen sic @iG itinuntcn int
Si1tereiic ibrer Som tituenten Sic &C.
natoren s. S. gbn1ann bon Gidlnono
inns S. 9. Sltllipan bon ct. @lol1b.
Die 6rage beaiiglid Snitiotipe l1no
Neferenolmn miro ant 9onneritag, Sen
8. Mfar5, enogiiltig entidieoen meroc,.
Cine Gpuntn=S ptipn=@ orloge I'M etmas
%perfappter Iprln bot neucroinas ser
&epnblifn1er BEDFORD BON &atibmore
I'M Senate eingebradt. Sic @prlooe
beitimmt, oob sic @iirger Ger an Elm
~@illagc" ol1gren5cl1ocn vSomns~
o0er ~Somnibips" oas Mcd)t bobcn lol=
len, bel Ser jcpeiligen GiIlage=@aal
iiber @%epabrung BON Gdanfli5cnle 1
lire Stimme ab5ltgeben. Senator CO.
gengs gorlage, melde SEN @ioerr,lf
oes 8elebes BON 1909, g iebaI1= Spiel
an Sonntogen geitatte11o, be5pedtc,
mnroe abgetban. SSn ser &eibe Ser
@egner 0ieier &orlage finoen mir u11=
lere senatoren S. S. Mbmann bon
&idmono un6 S. 8. SltIioan bon ct.
Glpuo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Guaten1bcrtaae niht al1f einert

ul1o Guaten1bertoge niht anf eine1t
Ireitng foneu. Sic Nfarrer lolen if
re Ol1ubigen 5eitig m1f fommel1oe @i=
gill nno Guotenbertage aufmerfi am
MAIDEN l111o 5ugleib u1f sic Musnab=
me =9elti1nmrngen fir Sic ~Mrheiter"
.binmeiien. @en1 ein 3meifel entlte=
fen iollte, ob'in eil1em gegebenen Sal
lc Gage unD l1mltdn0e pont Sat- u1o
Abitinen5gebot entldul0igen, ioq man
leinen @eidtpater ooer 0en Eforrer
It'll &otb fragen; 0enn 0ieie ltno .er=
madtigt, sic Geruronltnge11 al1s5ltle=
gen, uno baben iogur Sic @emalt, aus
alttel1, -bil1reidenoen @%rii1oen Dos
Salt nl1o Mbitinen5gebot in ein onoe=
res 9uBmerf un5upanoeln. @enn
Sic Stride ibre &i11oer slrln Taite1t
l1lr0 5llr Nbitinen5 perpflidtet, 10 tbltt
tic 0ies in &eiidiidt oltf oas %eoongeli=
id1e Bebpt ser Sclbitperleltgnl1ng, mel
dies sic Mppitel bllrh @prt unb Shot
10 ein0ringlid gepre0igt baber. Dime
Selbitperle1gnung fein mobres Gbri=
itentbum. ga, obne gelbItperleug=
ming lit niht eilmal cine natiirlihe
Sittlidfeit nr0glid. @er iid) ooron
gcmobnt, iid ielblt 5u beberriden, ser
miro gemiB nidt iiegreid iein iiber Sic
Siinoe, me>1n beftige Ser l1d)lagen ibn
beiml l1den.
0urd) Sic 8eobaGtltng 6es 6alt=
ul1o Mbitinen5gebotes ipie es Sic Sir
DIE gibt, boben mir @eleee1beit, Of
fentli6 11no fl1rdtlos uni fern ~. @lou=
ben GIT befenner. @er aber obne bin=
reidenoen u1o iidtbare11 @rl1n0
1leilh iBt o6er feline gem0bnliden
Mabl5eiten 11immt, menn es our6 6aS
@ebot ser Stride nidt erlal1ht lit, Ser
gilt MergerniB lt16 fam 11id)t mebr
ais ei1l proftiider &atbolif betradtet
lper0en. Desbalb iolen &atbolifen iid
ielbit perleugnen aus 2iebe at Girl
ltl,s unb ibrem elpigen &eile; Tie iol=
fen iia in Mdt nebmen, 6ab iie 6ur6
lire @anolungen fem Mergernib. ge=
ben un6 Sic Mamen ibrer &eligtott
er1tbebren. @dbren0 Ser 6aiten5eit
ionen sic 8farrer in i6ren &trden 5u
feitgelebten !3eiten beion6ere MnOadz
tenten obbalten. 3uglei6 iollen praf=
tiidle 8%elebrungen iiber sic &flidten
zines Gbriiten, oos @eien Ser 5afra=
n1ettte un6 Sic Gorbereitlng auf oeren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
ltniere Staatslegislatnr.

elu6 leit I'M erem lebten 8erid)te
%faulen5ten Sic @eiebfabrifanten 11idt.
Se5iglid ser ginfiibruna bon Snitia=
the uno &eferenount muroen 5lpei Der
idieoene Gorlage11 eingereidt inns es
ltel1te iid babel beralts, oaB oie Gou11=
IT, Optioniiten sic eifrigiten Befiirmor=
ter oieier Mabregel ii1o, p%ornltsgeiebt,
ooB Ser fir Sic Eetitionen erfor0erlifc
Ero5entiab ser Stimnrgeber 10 nicorig
mie nl1r in1r1er moglid feitgeiebt miro.
Muf 6ieie @eiie erlparten lie, Sic
County Sption=6roge INNER in Ser
Sdppebe 81 balten 1tnb bei ieoer @ob(
oas &olf'5u 5mil1gel1, Sic Mltgelcgcn=
felt mieoer m1f5unebmen. Sichcrr
Go1rlagen moren unterbreitet, 0pb MIR
2 bielten Stid: Sic ser Mbgeoronetcl1
Efdr0er 1t10 Campbell. 3cS eri tel1
@orlage lit bei meitem Sic m1ncbn1=
bar tie, neil perniinftigite; iie beitimmt,
.oos Snitiatipe al1f G%erlange1t bon IS
u1o 9fef erenoum auf @ril1d)en bon 10
Ero5ent ser 5timmgeber in &raf # ire
ten iolen, 5. +. Elm Sc lebentlpurf fann
nltr Damn bem Golfe sur Mbitimmung
unterbreitet per6en, lpen11 cine 6abin
gebenoe &etition bon min0e items 35
Ero5ent Ser @ableridaft unter5ei6=
net lin6> uno MIR >penn 10 Ero5e1t ser
Stimmgeber es %forbern, ion Elm bon
Ser 9egislatur erlailenes @eiet 6em
&olfe 5ur et16giiltigen @egutadtung
llnterbreitet merorn. Mllem M11i d)ein
1ad miro iid Der eigentlide &f ser
@egner un6 @efurlporter BON Sritia=
the rno &eferen0um nm Sic Efdnoer'=
lde Sorlage 0reben. Conner tag trat
@ertagltng beioer @d1,i er Ser 9egisla=
tl1r ein 5n gbre1 6es Der itorbenen
Sberridters g0min q. Saggoro, Sci
ie,1 2eide an ienem Sag inn 5taots=
fapitol Bis 1 ltbr @admittags oufge=
babrt lag ur16 6ann begroben muroe.
Die gorlage oes Senators 8oDle, 6os
@ebalt 6es staatsldotmeiiters bon
$4,000 auf $4,000 gu erb0be11, sic I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

0as iiberaus Sranri9e, oas 8efla-
ae,spertbeltc lit, Dob ourd Sic &C.
nauute1 luno n,oere puli5eilide uno
ltaotlide ginridtungen uno pripate
@ermnouugen bie @irf iamfeit, sic
Ibatigfeit u1o oos Mrbeisfelo Scr Gbo=
ritos, Ser ed)ten, freien, freiipiuigcn,
Inn @ottes miuen geiibten M6ditenlie=
be bclhr6nft, cin9cengt nno bel dynit=
ten miro. @epib, es bleibt ser Gbori=
tos i1ot Gin meites 6elo iiMig, no Tie
iih betbatigen fan1, obcr cS hleibt
INNER ein l%1ngebellrer &erlltlt, mcnll
Nie @runol0bc Ser briltliben Mdid=
ltenliebc mno ocrcn practiibe @etbati=
alll,g I'M offcntliden uno gel e%llid5aft=
lidcn 2eben Shritt lint Sdritt 51riid=
trcten miiiien, uto perl1 poli5cilihe
:,uo ltoutlid]e giuridtlungcn ~, oercu
Stelle trcten i%ollen. Scr f%rtd)tbarite,
Scr belltge @oocn, altf SEM bic gclell=
ldaftlid;en @egenl1tc mtsgeglihen
llllo sic Spamu,ngen iibermmoen
merocn Sas lit uno bleibt opd) Sic 2eh=
re Gbrilti. Sic lebrt Sen @errn lmS
Nrbeitgeber gcgenii6er Sem &l1edbte
lllo ocm Mrbeitnebmer cine Geredltig=
felt, sic obne idmere Shlllo ni6t Der
lest meroen Bari: Sic @ered)tigfeit i'm
9ubne fir sic Mrbeit, sic 8ered)tigfelt
in SEN Nnfproerrungen on Sen ltnter=
gebenen, Sic @eredtigfeit in Ser Sc
bonolllng oeslelben. Sic lebrt sen
9iener uno Mrbeiter, iein Sos nit Gr=
gen11g lu1o @eolnlo tragen, neil es
cine Iiiglng Ser g6ttliden @oriehu1g
lit.
9lber oos Gbriitentblun acbt picl
meiter. 0as @runogeicb, al1f meldem
es aufgebal,t lit, oos lit Sic 2iebe, bic
beilige, bod)ber5ige, m%eitber5igc brit
oerlid)e 9iebe. 9iele 9iebe lit 10 MOTIF
menoig, 10 pflid)tn1dBig, 6bnlid mic
Sic 9iebe 81 @ott: "9n iolit Sen
Serrn oeinen @ott lieben bon oeinem
gon5en @er5en, nit gar5er Seele uno
nit gal5em Semitic; 6as lit oas
gr0Bte uno critic @ebot. Gos 5meitc
lit oieiem dbnlih: 0u ionlt 0ei11er1
Maddten lieben" @attb. %, 81
39). Mebr als 6ies:. @olen mir ei=
men W}obitob baben, ipie Ser Sdiiler
Gbriiti SEN NGhite11 lieben ioll, mel
dies miro oerlelbe fem? 9ie Selbit=
liebe, permoge beren mir alles @l1te,
Sd)0ne, 2iebe, alle Srel,0e unb alles
@liid 111s miinlhen 1no alles @ol c Ii.
@iorige, aQes 2ei5 u11o alien Sdn1er5
bon .tns fern bolten polen: ~9u io1lit
6einen Mdditen lieben mie 6id iclbit"
(Mottb. 90, 39). Mebr ais oiei e blu
gebenoe, op ferlpiqige 2iebe oes Mad=
item lit 6os 3eide1t un6 Merfmal, an
meldem ser g0ttlide @eilano ieinen
Shiiler uno Madfolger erfennt: 90
ro11 meroen Site erfennen, boB ibr
meme Schiller 1eib, menn ibr 9iebe 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

chamber babet" (Sob. ID, 35). Mebr
ols 0ies: Die Mdidltenliebe lit I'M eiz
gentliden 5inne oos @ebot @briiti,
%oosienigc, oos feline 2ebre, ieinen @etit
am oel,tliditen ltno beitimmtelten aus
lprid)t: Ias lit mein @ebpt" (Npb. 1,
12), mein 2ieblingsgchot, oab ibr ein-
onoer lief bobet. Mebr als Dies: Ms
|Gbriitlts NIT ieillen Siinaern bcim
lebten Nbenomuble lab, III oiel er Dci=
tighten Stltroe lcines 2ebens, als er
oeni elben leincn lcbte,1 @illen NIT
tbeiIte, oo begann Ct in fcierliditer
@eiie >Sett gebe idly a,d) nod cin
ncl,cs @eiet, Gin Scr @elt biSber ltll=
hcfanntes @ebpt, oos @ebot, oab ibr
chamber liebet (Sob. 10, 34). Mebr
ais Dies: Scr Mabltob fir Sic Nad)=
itenliebe mar, sic mir geieben, llro
spar ihpn inn nltelt @umoe, sic Selblt-
liebe. Gas aeniiate mlierm gottliden
@eilalo uidt n,cbr; Sen NtaBitob, Sen
.gr fir sic Nlhltenlicbe %ici1er Sdiiler
oiht, lit ici1e 9iebc, feline refine, bei=
.ligc, u1enolidp, g0ttlide 2iebe:: v0os
lit nlein Btbot, oaB ibr chamber lieb
bohet, mie id) eud) geliebt babe" (Sob.
Is, 12).
@enn Sic MGiditenliebc ein 10 bei=
liges @ebot lit, mie sic 2icbe 81 @ptt,
Gin 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @ebot 1pie
sic 9iebe SIT iid ielblt, menn tic oas
9ieblingsgebot Gbriiti lit, penm Tie
sllm &en1r5eihen miro, on meld)em Ser
@eilono leine Singer erfennt, lpen1
mir Sen MdGd6ten liebe1 iollen nit ser
gren5cnlolen 9iebe, nit melder Gbri=
ltus ,,1s gcliebt, = mas fonnte gr
nod u1ebr 5lnr 9obe uno CUR Gmpfeb=
llnlg, mas fonntc Gr mebr BON Ser
Notbmen0igfeit Ser Maditenliebe Ia
gen? @enn oieie @rruroiate mieoer
lit oos 6rilide 9eben eingefiibrt mer=
Sen, mcnn Mrbeitgeber uno Mrbeitnef=
MGR, @err u1to &nedt iid 0apon 0l1rd)=
oringe11 laiien, oonn lit gepiB Sic be-
ite, idonite @ru10lage gegeben, ollf
melher Ste %io5iale 6roge gelolt miro.
l1no mas SEN @errn, un6 mas 9iener
l110 &nedt int 8ei on0ern betrifft, =
orei @orte meroen mir nie 2iiger itra=
fen %fonnen; oos err tie 8ort, bas @ott
ol1f oos erlte 8lott Ser @eltgeid)idtc
geihrieben fat: uSSrn SdmeiBe 6eines
Mn9aiidts mtrlt SIT oein 8roo eiie11"
q. Moi. 3, 19), ltro 0as 5meite @ort,
Sos Gbriitl1s geiprod)en: ~Mrme mer=
set ibr INNER boben" Morc. IA, y,
un0 oos brittle @ort G6riiti, 6as gr
an oue ridtete: user Mir nodfolgel1
mia, perleugne iid ielblt 4" (M1att6. 16,
.24). 0ie @eridie0enbeit: in ser @liidS=
uno DEMONSTRATING Ser Menidet be-
ruff folglih al1f Ser g0ttliden @elt=
orbnung uno Ser Goriebung, mie Sic
Mrbeit uno sic Selbitperleugnl1ng.
Ser MusgleidJ, Sic &erlobnung nno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

Gin 5tid i6ledtes 8roo fam
l1nper6aulidfeit oerl1ri laden. Dieies
5eigt mie 1eibt man bon oieiem 2ei1en
befauen mer6en fann. @ebraudt Or.
Mtguit &onig's @amburger Gropfen
un5 SIR merbet ieben mie lei6t SIR
fl1rirt mer0en fonnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

@eill,ng ser l1nteridieoe fdut bienie-
sen ser 1riltliden 2iebe 81, jcnlettS
ppl5iebt iie ser cmig gered]te @idter
ielb1t. ". 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

&mpfang ertbeilt mer0e11. SS1 allen
&ir6en 1l1o &apellen loll, penn eben
m1glidh 6reitags=Nbenos &reu5meg=
Mnoadt ltattfin0en.
\ Saeub Srobee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
Coming Events

Monday, Sept. 4.
Labor Day dance at Stones old hall.
First meeting of Fargo Moorhead
Ministerial association, 1880 a. m.
Tuesday Sept. 5.
Opening public schools.
Opening Sacred Heart academy.
Opening St Aloysius hall.
Opening Sisters Of st. Benedictine
school.
Opening Dakota Business college.
Opening Aaker's Business college.
Wednesday, Sept. Is.
Opening Fargo college.
Fall term begins at Fargo Conserv-
atory Of music.
Monday, Sept. 10.
Opening Agricultural college.
Opening of fall term at Dakota con-
servatory Of music.
Thursday, Sept. %.
Florence Austin, violinist, at Dakota
conservatory.
Tuesday, Oct. 8.
Opening Oak Grove seminary.
Tuesday, Jan. 16.
Tri-State Grain Growers meet.
Wednesday Jan. IL.
Tri- State Grain Growers meet.
Thursday, Jan. IS.
Tri-State Grain Growers meet.
Friday, Jan. 10.
Tri-State Grain Growers meet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
KNIFE CRASHED
THROUGH lNSTEP
JOHN {. PETERSON SUFFERED
TERRIBLY PAINFUL ACCIDENT
AT THE GREAT NORTHERN
FREIGHT DEPOT = WAS, uN-.
LOADING PART or THREsHER.

A heavy knife, part Of self feeder
Of threshing machine crashed through
the foot OF John e. Peterson. an en-
ploye Of tehe Great Northern freight
depot this week, going clear through
the instep.
The wound was exceedingly painful,
the tarsal bones being cut through, the
knife penetrating the wood under
Peterson's foot. Peterson was en-
gagged in unloading the feeder at the
time and the heavy double bladed
knife slipped and fell.
He was removed to the home of his
brother, Jack Peterson, the Savoy
barbershop proprietor. and is resting
nicely at present.
Have you an account to collect?
Phone 1744.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
BEGGING WHEN
He HELD MONEY
MAN BEGGED ON STREET WITH
MONEY IN HIS PocKET-FRAN.
DRUM ATTEMPTED TO CLEAN
OUT RESTAURANT or WOMAN
NEGRO HAS BEEN RELEASED.

One of the most peculiar cases TO
come before the attention of the local
police department occurred this morn
ing when a man named William Riley.
claiming Chicago as his home, admit
ted that he was begging on the street
with money in his pocket.
Riley was going to accumulate his
wealth by begging and did not realize
that he was violating the laws OF the
city. He had some money when he
came to Fargo and did not intend
going any farther than Hillsboro.
Judge Miller sentenced him to four
days in the city jail for trying TO
perpetrate such an act upon the pub
lie of Fargo and he viii be allowed
to keep his few dollars.
In the police court this morning
Galner Frandrum pleaded guilty to
being drunk, disorderly and abusive
as well as using profane language. He
pleaded guilty to all of the bad things
charged against him and paid a fine
Of So.
Frandrum went into restaurant
Of Mrs. Alderman on Front street yes
terday afternoon in an intoxicated con-
dition and while there he started do
ing things. His first act was to abuse
little girl in the place and later
he turned upon the landIady and told
her that he was boss OF the place
He also broke up some furniture in
the place before be was arrested.
The court has released the negro
William Harris, who was taken in GUS
tody with large bundle Of new cloth
ing and queensware. He was held
for some time pending investigation
However, the goods are being retained
and win be held awaiting develop
ments.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
Editors Drawerg

Chicago Inter- Ocean Mayor speer
of Denver was talking about bin
of which he disapproved
Why, bill like that" he said
would soon put the city In the con-
dition of The Cinnaminson Scimitar
'The foreman OF The Scimitar com
posing room said to the proprietor
one day:
/" We need drawer, boss. to put
these blocks in"
We haven't got d drawer that's not
III use, said the editor proprietor
Then he paused, and added Except
the cash drawer. You might as well
take that
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
City in Brief


Fred Spalding of Aberdeen, s. d..
was in the city yesterday on business.
DR.. J. L. Graves and C. F. Reynolds
motored to the lakes this afternoon to
remain over Sunday.
Clark Haggart. deputy u. S. mar
shall, returned home today from a busi-
ness trip to Mandan and New salem.
Joe Lamont has gone to Garrett
where he will attend to some business
connected with the department of jus
tice of Uncle Sam.
Alderman Mcdonald will spend sun
day at the lakes with his family He
was in Valley City yesterday for a
short time on business.
al HI. Leimbacher, manager of the
Gardner, has returned home from
Grand Forks, where he attended the
big meeting Of the landlords.
President Creegan is home from a
trip to Chicago where he has been for
a number of days on business con-
nected with the administration Of Far
go college.
George Roseburg was arrested on
Front street today on the charge of
being drunk. He viii face Judge Mil
Ter Monday morning to answer the
charge.
Thomas Moore Of Genoa Junction.
Wis, left yesterday for his home after
having been in Fargo and Grand Forks
fnvs dnvy
He expects to return and will locate
some place in the state.
Lawrence Chaffee of the Amer4a &.
Sharon Land Co. of Armenia, was in
the city yesterday. He motored to a
number of Minnesota towns today on
business and expects to get back to
his hime late this evening.
A. e. Erdal, who is now employed al
the local Standard on branch, left last
evening for Bismarck, where he will
take his chances In the grab for land
Mr.. Erdal was for some time cashier
at the Union, Light, Heat q Power Co
A full report Of the international
Christian Endeavor convention which
was held in Atlantic City last month
will be given Sunday evening. Aug. 27
at o'clock, at the Presbvteriar
church, by their delegate. All friends
Of Christian Endeavor are invited "a
come.
Threshing has been started on the
farm Of Judge Amidon just north OF
the city and the men are quite busy
there today with their work. Mon
day they will move over to the farm
OF B. O.. Tenneson, which is ADJOINING
and viii thresh the attorneys crop.
Ben Lesk Of washington, d. G., is In
the city visiting with friends and rel
atives. He was formerly bookkeeper
with the Buffalo-P Pitts firm in Fargo
and later went to the county treasur-
er's office where he held d responsible
position. A year ago last spring be
left for the capital city where he took
a government position and he has been
very successful while there. receiving
several promotions. This Is his frst
leave of absence since having been al
Washington.
George II. Webster, manager OF the
Orpheum, is sparing no expense In
making the popular showhouse one OF
the best In the northwest and again
shows his hustling nature. He has
just installed a handsome drop cur
tain which adds to the beautiful dec.
orations of The Theatre Beautiful
Same will be shown for the first time
on Saturday evening at the first per.
torrance. The programme for tonigh,
Is an excellent one and should crowd
the house at every performance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19

Notice Of Opening Of Public Schools.
The Fargo public schools win open
on Tuesday. Sept. 5, for regular ses-
sions and regular work. Parents are
urged to have pupils in attendance at
that time.
Special attention Is called to the
practice OF admitting to the schools,
at the opening in September, all chill
dren who are six years OF age at
that time. and all those who become
six years OF age before Jan. l. No
first grade children. not having at
tended school before, are admitted FOR
the second half year Of the school
session.
All children who are TO enter school
for the first time. and all children who
have attended school elsewhere and
who enter the Fargo schools for the
first time, must secure admission cer-
tiflcates. The admission certificates
may be secured at the superintendent
office in the high school building, DUR
ing office hours of any business day.
Conforming to Al ruling or the city
board of health. a certificate of vac
cination Is necessary to admission to
the public schools. and should be pre-
scented when applying for admission.
Grade examinations for promotions
and for removing conditions. will be
held In the assembly room OF the high
school on Wednesday and Thursday,
Aug. 80 and 81.
W. E HOOVER,
superintendent Of Public Schools.
(Aug. liz, 10, 2S, 26.l
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HOODLUMS in
AN AUTOMOBILE
TWO FARGO GIRLS lNsuLTED ON
The STREETS - FOLLOWED
FOR SEVERAL BLOCKS AND
COMPELLED TO HEAR ALL
MANNER OF INSULTING WORDS.

Two Fargo girls, employed at the
North Dakota Children's home. were
subjects Of an insulting episode this
week. The young ladies' had been
attending a basket social held BY the
M. 3. A. They left the hall about
1890 and as there were no cars run
ming. started to walk home.
As they walked down Broadway
they noticed large covered auto
coming slowly down the street. The
girls turned down Front street and
the car followed. They kept on to
Eighth and the auto followed slowly
behind.
When the girls turned onto Eighth
and the auto slowly turned In behind
them, one Of them noted the fact and
told the other she feared they were
followed. Just then the machine
drove toward the curb and a mans
voice said, Better all get In and ride =,
1ou had better so on about your
business. one Of the girls retorted.
and the two hurried their pace.
This caused a TRADE of insulting
abuse from the hoodIums in the auto
ana the young ladies were compelled
20 listen to LOT of vile language
for several blocks.
Finally they decided they would
turn In at the Rockwell home In the
hope that their prosecutors womb
leave. They did this, walking I'm on
the porch but the toughs i'm the ma
chine turned the auto down the side
street In such way that their light
was thrown into the faces of the girls
The girls stayed there almost half
an hour and the auto stayed with it,
lights on the porch.
Finally the girls, who did not hike
20 Waken the household at that hour
or the night, decided to start on. AZ
soon as they started the machine
started after them again and at this
one OF the young ladies started back
to the Rockwell home. fully decided
to ring the bell and summon heln.
Seeing this the occupants Of tha
auto put on speed and left and the
girls were able to go home without
further incident.
superintendent Hall In highly indlp-
nant at the outrage and will make II
hot for the hoodlums IL he can f1n1
out who they were. Unfortunately Aha
girls, In their excitement did not thin,r
to get the number Of the machine ar
there would have been case In milo,
court before this.
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Hard on Mr.. DODGE.

Minneapolis Journal: orion ri. HAL
'liday, the temperance lecturer. apropos
OF the "antijas' bill, said in d recent
lecture Ia Denver:
"The men who object most strenu-
ously to this bill are men of Dodge's
type
You say that drink ID one of your
husbands failings? murmured SYM
pathetic friend to Mrs. Dodge.
Oh, no, said Mrs. Dodge. It's one
.Of his successes.
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0@A0 ~ IA - 49, %AM~
British p o s ses-
sions, u t hern
Montana, South
Dakota, New York
state and Allan
tic states, the
weather has been
fair.
The temperature
changes are slight.
A low pressure
area has appear
ed in British
Columbia, attend
ed by higher tenn
perature.
Unse t tie d but
gen e r ally fair
weather may be
expected in this
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Puck: There were once two boys
James and John. James was lmpetu-
Gus. Il will refrain from taking what
doesn't belong to me, first. last and
all the time!" he declared. and so
lived and died in obscurity.
But John was vastly more crafty.
Il will take whatever isn't nailed
down, and then, In the fullness OF my
years, win give 1t back quoth he,
and became a philanthropist whose
name filled the earth.
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for business. phone 67R.