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ii Happened in milwaukee.

Milwaukee Sentinel: An elderly
man walked into the library the other
day and addressed the young woman
behind the counter In this fashion.
Il want certain book by Ger
tain author, and both the title Of the
book and the name Of the author
have escaped my memory. In appear
ance the author looked like a mixture
of Robert Louis Stevenson and Han
caine an had, believe. cataract
og the eye. He had written much
about Japan In every style of writing.
II YOU can tell me bis name I'll look
MP the book. Can you do ifR'
The young woman pursed her lips
naeditatively. She answered.
Gould It be Lafcadio Hearn thai
you are thinking or
Iii was.
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order d Notlee Tharaon

District of North Dakota-ss:
On this 24th day Of August, A. ID.
1911, on reading the foregoing petition.
1t Is,
Ordered by the court, that a hearing
be had upon the same on the 30th day
Of October, A. ID. 1911, before said
Court, at Fargo. In said district, at ten
o'clock TN the forenoon: and that no.
tice thereof be published in The Fargo
Forum and Daily Republican, news
paper printed In said district, and that
all known creditors and other persons
In interest may appear at the said time
and place and show cause. Ii any they
have. why the prayer 0f said petitioner
should not be granted.
And IL Is further ordered BY the
court, that the clerk shall send by mail
to all known creditors copies Of said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places Of residence 40
stated.
Witness the Honorable Charles n.
Amidon. Judge OF the said court. and
the seal thereof. at Fargo. Ii said dis
tricts on the 2fth day or August. A. ID.
1911.
IA MONTGOMERY.
tSeail Clerk.
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WANT CHILDREN TO BOARD.

2335-J.
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FOR SALE--Meat market In good N.
ID, town, doing good business on
almost a. cash basis; good reason for
selling. Address sos. care Forum.
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FLORIDA LANDS.

$40 cANH AND $40 per month nays
for o fAve-acre tract in the famous
indian river fruit section of Florida:
deep blAck soil; 10000 acres to select
from; live agents wanted In every
county IN North Dakota; liberal COM
missionl Address G. r. Carlson, gem
eral stale agent, Plaza. NJ. ID
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

WHEN YOU WANT Co talk to the
people in prosperous South Dakota
you can do Il best through tho columns
or The Aberdeen Daily Al Aerican: read
every day by 10000 in $50 towns and
rural routes In the northern haG OF
fha state CLASSIFIED ads. for sale.
help wanted, exchange. real estate
att for cent q word each insertion
Send stamps 20 American Aberdeen,
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FARM FOR RENT.

We HAVE number of exceptionally
choice farms ranging in size from
quarter sections to three sections that
we desire to rent. None but first
class tenants will be considered. Call
or write. Wheelock g. Wheelock, rs
Watkiua building. Fargo, N. d.
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hOOM AND BOARD-Larre front
room on first door, suitable for two
gentlemen. Phone 529-L. $40 Ninth
street north.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE.
FOR sALE--LANp.

300 ACRES OF land for sale, fifteen
miles from Glendive, Mont, in fine
farming district, for IS per acre:
sixty acres under cultivation; over
20 per. cent Of land can be easily cul-
tivated' Terms about half cash and
balance eight years time IL desired.
Address Chronicle. Beach. ". d.
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COMM RCtAL pen and ink drawings
for letter heads and Illustrations for
reproduction drawn to your order;
state your ideas and purpose for which
cut ID 10 be used and will submit
sketches for your approval; prices
right. Call, phone or write. Forum
Advertising Dept
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CANADIAN LANDS.

WE ALE exclusive agents for over
100000 acres Of selected lands in
Saskatcaewan and Alberta. III inter-
ested tn Canadian farm lands write
Hodgson Realty Co.. Fargo. N. d.
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WANT ed Competent girl for general
homework. Apply 1889 Third ave-
nue. south. Phone 1871.
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nEwspAPER REcglvINo soxEs

THE FORUM has d supply of neat
receptacles In which to place daily
newspapers and other mail and any
patron of this paper In Fargo or Moor
free by calling at The Forum office.
provided his paper Is paid to date.
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MlscELLAMzous.

FOR HOMESEEKERS rates to west
arn Canada call at Interstate Land
Cos Office. rooms and 10. Pioneer
Life building. p. O. box SAC; phone
4ses Fargo. ~. n
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FlVE-PASSENGER Rambler, two-
cylinder, In first class repair; a
bargain Ii taken at once. Cali at 222
Broadway.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

BOARD AND ROOM. eo7 seco,
street north, Ve
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WANTED--A salesman requiring an
additional line to correspond with
u.s.. Must be of unquestioned integrity
good reputation and high standing
with the trade, covering all or part OF
North Dakota. Only such that can
bear close investigation and will mako
good viii be considered. Address bl3,
care Forum,
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ROOM AND BoARD-Modern house.
tnree blocks from business center
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FOR Sal E--F Fine residence lot in best
location on Eighth street south:
$4,000 cash II taken at once. Address
T92. care Fnriana
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olored porter for barber
shop. Apply 100 Front street.
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6kAT SOAP--A great side line or
speciality for any salesman. North
Dakota Is one Of the few states not
covered. The right man, must be .
hustler. can get control. Write Skats
Hartford. Conn.
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FOR SALE.
100 ACRES,

100 ACRES, one and one-half miles
west of Arthur, NJ. D.. eighty acres
summer fallowed, balance in crop; q
bargain II taken at once. w. H. COM
rie, Fargo.
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BUY OR TRADE.
FOR sALE-HousEs
REAL ESTATE.

WANTED--All parties having prop-
erty to trade OF exchange. whether
IL be real or personal, TO list them with
u for quick results. We keep I'm touch
with people all over the northwest
having properties 10 trade. and make
no charge for placing yours on our
lists. We aim to make all exchanges
on IN actual cash value basis. and
invite you to call on or write. The
Fargo. NJ. ID.
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WANTED-Two reliable statesmen.
Apply To p. m. Room 50, kenheoy
block.
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POINTER FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--Attractive rangy, black
and white male pointer, nearly a
years old, yard and house broken. In
good condition, very tractable, slight
field experience, just ripe for training
on chickens. First $40 gets him. Ad-
dress 495. care Forum.
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statesmen wANTEp.

WANTED--A competent salesman to
sell to wholesale and retail trade,
Call at Fargo House. $3.50 to 10
a. M.
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N. q. PRESS CLIPPING RuREAu.
INTERNATIONAL information, LAM,
science. ART. Mteraturos advertised
bids furnished 70 contractors Lock
Box SIS. Christine. ~. y.
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POSITION wANTED-MALE.

QNTIIVN WAN EAF~~'FVFFNt~~s
Position as manager Tor
Farmers Elevator Co.; eighteen
years experience. Address 5O7, care
Forum.
POSITION WANTED on threshing
rig as separator man good expert
ence. Address f. b. s.. 1913 Third
avenue south. Moorhead.
POSITION WANTED by honest reli-
able young man driving delivery
wholesale or laundry wagon, &C.
quainted with both Fargo and Moor
head. Can call evenings Sis. ADJ
dress 500. Forum.
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MEAT MARKET for sale or rent;
only market I'm town of 600 in
habitants; good live town; large ter
ritory to draw from: yearly sales
$4,000; good reasons for selling. Ad-
dress Le-fald Bros. Belfield. N. d.
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am EXPENSIVE uRo1o

NIES. HOHEs-s I hear that yogfp
husband dropped big money the
ether day.
MRS- TOYf, r. Yes. he dropped
ha6A dozen eggs on his way
Name from the grocery store
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HAVE several fine farms for sale In
northern Otter Tall county, most Of
them adjoining beautiful lakes. and
party wooded; good roads, good
schools, rural route and telephone;
fine dairy country with established
creamery. i have land from $40 to
$50 per acre. For further information
write me. James Nesbitt. Vergas,
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WANTED First class man to WORK
in Carriers veterinary hoapltaIt
bring references. 20 Fourth strsee
north. Fargo.
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HAVE knight Printing Co Print 4.
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WANTED Experiences tea and cotres
man out of town; must tuTnlsL
bond. G. q. Tea Co.. III Ropefes
street.
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WANTED -Girl for general house
work. S61 Eighth avenue south
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WANTED Bright intelligent poyi
good chance. Apply $. A. johnston,
care Forum.
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ron RENT-sToRE ROOM.

STORE FOR REN'T~~Will arrange ia
suit tenant; Cook block 22S Broad
way.
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.
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NEWSPAPER and job plant for sale
In North Dakota; large territory, no
competition. with or without two~
story building and lot; cash or terms.
NO. 504. care Forum.
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GIRL WANTED to sell tickets at the
Savoy theatre. Apply o'clock this
evening.
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Forum want sas ere business settlers.
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MEDICAL.
OFFICES FoR RENT.
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE.


A GOOD meat market. good location
good business: for sale or will trade
for good land. Address j.. Suits, Dixon
flats. Fargo. N. %.
WILL SELL OR TRADE for land: on
account OF old age Of the controlling
stakeholder, we offer our $4,000 stock
or trade for good land will sell part
OF the stock, and take In new partner.
Write I'd Wessner q Schnabel. Cole
hArbor. NJ. ID.
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GOOD THREE CHAIR barber shop
for sale in county seat town, along
man man me Great Nortnerns snap o. =
rum.
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WANTED Good girl for general
homework 323 Seventh street south,
Moorhead.
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WANT ED-A nurse girl. Apply at 1O2
Twelfth street north.
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HELP WANTEpFEMALE.

WAN TEp-Experienced waitress at
Prizes cafe.
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. Henry Al. Wilberg of Nome.
. N. D., writes: Il have sold my
. place through advertising IN
q The Forum. and consider IT =
. great advertising medium"
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WAN TE D. Experienced magazine So
licitor; good pay to right party. S, A.
Johnston, care Forum.
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| HAVE A $3.50 almost new piano and
some cash to trade for 1910 or 1911
touring car; will not consider junk.
Address 513, care Forum.
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FOR SALE, FARMS.
TWO IMPRovEp EARNS -

TWO IMPROVED FARMS for sale in
Stutsman county, located Ia the best
wheat belt Of North Dakota; one con-
tains 2T0 and one farm 1850 acres;
good buildings on each; nearly all un-
der cultivation; part cash. balance
on time, Cheap for all cash. r. r..
Schley. Courtenay, N. u.
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zoe aALE-HousEAoLp GOODS.

FOR SALE-Household furniture. GIT
First avenue south. Phone 390-L
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rOh RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 715 Ninth avenue
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FOR SALE-Four bowling alleys for
sale cheap for cash, or win trade:
announce your bargains, Hotel
TweedOn.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOR RENT--RuildIng No. 16 Fourth
street south Moorhead, used as
cleaning and repair shop. Phone
l517-J.
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To the Saloan the Medical Officer Friend and Doctor Too

Hospital ships have been designed.
Two are already in commission. Mod
ern operating rooms and commodious
sick bays have been provided on the
modern battleship and a system Of
prompt relief OF the wounded and sick
has been skilfully devised and is being
constantly improved. And In addition
10 these important tasks there is still
another important function to which the
naval medical officer must look for
ward.
He always has been and always will
be the first 70 come into intimate con-
tact with the wounded Of the enemy.
His skilfuI treatment and the careful
nursing Of the hospital stewards not
only cure the body but soothe the mind.
AS was the case when kind and hospita-
BILE treatment was extended 10 the
brave but unfortunate Admiral Cervera,
the reports Of the kindness OF the naval
medical corps which wounded enemies
carry back to their own country may
go far 10 allay the bitterness which led
20 war.
Speaking Of contributions 10 medical
science the discovery that the disfigur-
ing disease then known as "gangosa" by
two passed assistants OF the American
navy o. J. Mink and Norman T. Nc
Lean. was not leprosy and should b"
segregated from the leper camps de-
serves far more credit than it has ever
received except from the medical profess
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responsibilities and afford an even wider
field Of study.
Fifteen fine hospitals, each a model Of
cleanliness. kindness and scientific
practice, are maintained by the naval
medical corps in the United States.
These are open. technically, only to Off
GERS and enlisted men sick during their
term Of service. But at each Of the
great navy yards not only are thousands
Of male employees treated in the dispen-
saries. but in many instances the wives
and families. not of officers alone. but Of
enlisted men as well, receive medical at
tentiOn.
The surgeon of each vessel treats with
out charge the wives and families Of the
officers and crew when his ship is in its
home port. and thus establishes a conf
dence and regard which go far to
maintain discipline. and especially TO
pronote the observance Of the sanitary
requirements so necessary to the welfare
Of the fighting force. Guide. counsellor
and friend TO all the men on his ship and
often TO their wives and families, is the
modern American naval surgeon.
He knows no distinction between COM
missioned officer, petty officer or COM
mon tar when any one of them is suf-
fering and in need of medical attention,
and his services are as free as the air
they breathe. At Las Animas. Col, In
climate regarded as peculiarly beneficial
10 those afflicted with the dread 'Wfitc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
The Brutal Surgeon, Hardened
to Sufferings, an Extinct
Type in the Navy
of To-day.
BY George Griswold Hill.

n He American naval surgeon-dOes
the name suggest a type? Ask
the average man in the street
what his conception of a naval surgeon
L. and he viii either tell you he has
none or else he viii proceed TO describe
q type which has passed into history
along with the Jack tar who was Forced
INTO The navy by a press gang and who
rendered certain sort Of service under
'he menacing guns Of a marine gUarL
he soldier. the sailor, and even the
Marine have been made familiar by
magazine article and novel. but Of ;he
naval surgeon. his development and
Progress. little has been written and less
Is known
Ever think Of the naval surgeon a "a
sort o. brutal hardened sawbonos
rather useful after battle 20 amputatc
S'umps and sew up wounds. bat having
nothing % do most Of the time EXCEPT
oFlnk and gamble. and knowing just
enough surgery and medicine 20 pass his
e&aminatons2 Been reading Smollett s
novels Or Captain Marryat's? Per
maps you have formed your ideas from
D'ekers g inimitable portrayal Of tyr
I'd sawbones Well. you're wrong. Tho
picture might have been true a half cen
Jury ago. II isn't now. Take the Amer
"an nayai medical corps for example.
II Is composed Of men who rank high
q tnelr profession who have contributed
'ne'f full share 20 scientific discovery
"nose m.nistrations are serving TO
''nelorate human suffering everywhere.
'hd whose conception and practice Of the
7lies Of their profession are as high rs
nose Of any body Of medical practition-
rs IN The world-possibly a little higher
.7eause they are not confronted with
-e temptation 20 cOmmercialism when
,'hifonts the modern physician. be ne
'p''iaIist or general practitioner
"hen the fortunes Of war placed upon
me broad back ~ Uncle sam his full
'+afe Of the white mans burden. the
AVA surgeon shouldered his part He
vas who carried comfort and succor
me sick. healed the families Of he
-iplno and the Porto Ric0n and the
fl'ers IN Samoa and Guam. established
-.Sp''als, taught hygiene. comforted the
e'neted and studied the causes Of their
uSsfy. And to-day the school Of tropi-
medicine maintained by the Amerl-
"" navy is second 70 only one other IN
Ne World. that Of England, whose vast
''ohiai possessions impose still larger
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and off Porto Rico; another at Cavite,
p. T., whore dispensary treatment is ex-
tended to the natives. one at Yokohama,
Japan, and finally one at Samoa. where
wards are also provided for the native
sufferers.
Contrary 10 the popular impression
the naturalness Of the lives Of the sim
pie peoples Of Uncle Sans insular pos
sessions in no way renders them i'm
mune from the ills TO which their more
civilized brothers and sisters are prey.
In some sections leprosy is a scourge.
notably in Guam; nor is there any less
need for the gynecologist and the OBJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13

munities.
To the men Of the navy are taught
the principles Of hygiene and a certain
amount Of prophylaxis which has been
found essential 10 their general health.
Careful study is devoted to keeping
them on what a former President has
termed the lighting edge" Perfect dis
cipline cannot be maintained among
men with weak and shaky nerves, and
for the wonderful results attained by
American gun pointers no small share
Of the credit is due the naval medical
corps
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scourge' the naval medical corps main
tains a hospital with two hundred beds,
to which are assigned all sufferers from
consumption.
In the tropics the demands on the
kindness and attention OF the naval sur
geon are unceasing. -. generous govern
ment has provided extensive hospitals
at Olongapo. p. l., where the hospital
ship Relief is used for this purpose; an
other on the little island Of Guam, where
in addition 10 provision for the men Of
the navy there are eighty beds for ma
tives and a special ward for women and
children: still another at Culebra, an ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
DR.. Stokes and His Staff Pro.
mote in Many Ways the
Health and Comfort
of the Men.

sion, while 70 another naval surgeon. Or
: Garrison, is due its Identification as a
development Of a well known disease and
its effective treatment. To DR. George
B. Crow another naval surgeon. is due
credit for the discovery of the leprosy
bacillus in the blood. an important step
in the direction Of its effective treatment.
When. in 1902, DIR. Presley VI. Rixey
became surgeon general of the navy,
new spirit was instilled into the Naval
Medical Corps. To a remarkable degree
he Possesses the faculty Of inspiring his
subordinates with enthusiasm for their
calling and Of making the most Of that
they already possessed. In season and
out he strove 70 improve the esprit IA
corps Of his arm Of the service, 20 aug
ment the pride Of the naval surgeons. not
only in the navy as a whole. but espe-
Cally IN their branch Of the service and
in their profession. He worked assidu-
ously 70 raise the standard Of admission.
10 improve the naval medical schools. 10
secure increased pay. that better and
ADLER class OF men might be attracted TO
the service, and to expand the opportuni-
ties OF the surgeon FOR medical work OF
an investigative as well as a practical
character. And in all this he succeeded
10 a remarkable degree.
II was during the administration OF Or.
Rixey that occurred the unfortunate con-
troversy over the command OF the hos
pital ship Relief. which was finally set
tied by the decision that hospital ships
should be commanded by members OF the
medical corps That controversy served
somewhat to obscure the great impor-
lance Of building and attaching hospital
ships TO the feet which was In itself
tremendous stride in the progress OF
naval medicine, using the term in its
broadest sense.
II can be easily recognized that no
matter how .commodious and we'll ap-
pointed the sick bay OF a battleship may
/ be. IL cannot compare as place 10 treat
/ the sick and wounded with ship de-
signed FOR and devoted exclusively 10 that
purpose. Moreover. under the conditions
OF modern warfare. the hospital ship will
[ bee immune from the enemy's fire. And
I he importance u this step In the promo
/ tion OF nghting efficiency will be appre-
/ ciated when II is reflected how great
must be the relief 10 the feet command
er 10 know that his wounded have been
/ transferred 10 the hospital ship and re-
moved from the zone OF fre. so that In