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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-12

TABLE BOARD and room. 222 Fourth
street south, Moorhead. Phana
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LINOTYPE OPERATOR Good situ-
alton for operator (union) on Fargo
Daily Forum. Write or apply to force
man.
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FOR SALE--Contlnenta cafe. midway
between two depots, and one block
from Ave theatres, corner location
thirty-tw rooms in connection, GOOD
bargain for quick sale. A. l.. HOOKER,
Continental hotel, Second avenue and
Broadway, Fargo.
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FOR SALE-Modern steam laundry in
live city in central North Dakota
Address 247, care Forum.
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WANTED 10 Experienced man to shear
100 sheep. Hauser Bros, Fargo.
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VI YOU WANT something bv wa, 80
good board and room in strictly
Inouern mousse. you can find II at ali
Eenth street north. Phone 1902
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HAVE knight printing CO. print i.
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ROOM AND BOARD offered in mod
efn mousse. one block from business
center. Phone 1851.
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% y
f20-ACRE FARM, sixty acres
broke, good house, well, other
J buildings, eight miles from good
town or 1900, dairy country.
. want house and lot in Fargo.
} Address 213. care Forum.
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AGENTS.
FoR EXCHANGE.

WILL. EXCHANGE good stock of
clothing, about $1,000 worth, for clear
land. Address #. p. S.. Box SsS. Far
go, NJ. ID.
TO EXCHANGE for land: nine-room
strictly modern house: large iots one
of the best locations in Fargo for
clear farm. Address 176, care Fo-
rum.
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6OARp AND ROOM in modern house
oVI broadway, Carlson's boarding
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HELP WANTED Male or Female.

Z WANTED-Young lady or man famt-
! liar with developing and printing
amateur work and handling Of kodaks.
The Sundberg Co. T2 Broadway.
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BUSINESS GRANGE.

GROCERY store for sale. Apply lOl4
Fourth avenue north.
FOR RENT-Knerr block, twenty
eight rooms, modern. Enquire at
knerr block.
FOR RENT-store; one of the best To-
I cations on Broadway Address ESQ.
care Forum
FOR sALE-Modern steam laundry in
| live city in central North Dakota
ADDRESS 247, care Forum.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Pool hall In
town Of 800, thoroughly equipped,
doing good business: good reasons for
selling; don't write unless you mean
business. Address BOX l4A. Egeland'
NJ ID.
NEWSPAPER property for sale. eth
er with or without building or lot
excellent location; prosperous COM
munity; no competition; may consider
lease. Address 23s, care Forum
FOR SALE-Modern hotel in western
Canada, clears $1,000 per month";
three stories, brick. full basement; bar
and livery barn in connection; good
reason for selling. For particulars
write Box 713, Minot, N. ID.
FOR SALE-Republican weekly in
Townsend, Mont, county seat town.
power press, good circulation and a
good proposition for a printer editor;
sickness in family reason for selling.
Address III. A. Clay. Townsend, Mont
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soARD AND Room DEFERRED.

TABLE BOARD offered; reasonable
rates. Phone T35-I..
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FoR sALE--coTTAaE.

FOR SALE.-Furnlshed cottage, situat-
ed at Big Pine lake. three miles
northeast Of Perhan. MINI. Enquire
Of III. F. Burch, Wadena. Mimi.
FOR SALE Five-room cottage, mod
ern except heat, In good condition;
one half block from car line. Inquire
1850 Fourth avenue south.
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HELP MANTED--MALE..
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IN ANSWERING all want ads. giving
q certain number care of The Forum
be sure to address your answer to that
number, In care of Forum. This in
sures prompt attention.
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ROOM AND BOARD at the Clifton.
lis Eighth street north. '
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WAN 7 ED--Girls to learn dressmaking.
Mrs. Beatty. 4I3 Third avenue north
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-12

WANTED-To take of storm win
dows. storm doors AK screens and
doors, paint and put on screens, do all
kind Of repair work. Elmer Wells.
Phone 1567-L.
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In ono OF the suburbs recently In
c,orporrhcd where property has =
IncI" ,ecd very rapidly la Nniuc,
vacant corner 10; &0X190 feet To
aIIt.y In rear on tie principal
street with all modern Improve
ncnts, u beautiful plncc for a ?
bungalow
PRICE $1,70o
Onc-tIliid C-nSIl, balance on or
before one, two and three years &
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S2.5OO

One-haIf cash, balance on easy
payments. In Interested wilt be-
glad TO put you into cOinnttinitSt-
lion with the owner.
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One-tlIIrd cash, Tor balance,
terms csin be arranged.
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For Investment located on one
OF the principal streets Is u va
can't lot 9OXlO:s feet.
PRICE 5000
One-half cash, balance on or be-
lore one and INYO years.
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For some one familiar with the
property we. nave what Is report-
ed 10 he "a Splendfd opportunity
tn the way Oh TWO VnratIIl lots On
Highland avenue In COrNoIIOlls,
tetsIinsytVsl4ltzl, with water, sewer
and cement walks ana good
houses sIta,IonnuliIg the properly,
size SUxIoU feet each with alley
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DO not forget the board OF trade
smoker at the waldo hote! Tuesday
night.
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$1,000

One-half S,assI, DtEEance In one
Ycar. The owner must sell on
account or financial difficulties.
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For n home located In gOOd
resident section, and where prop
ertS Inns rapidly Increased III
value Is a tNVO-sLOry, frame, slate,
roored dwelling, 8 rooms, bath,
pantry, uttit., house finished from
cellar TO attic lin the very best
Of oak, all modern improvements
situate ON lot 30X85 reet To alley
ina rCalT..
PRICE $4,000 CASH
or If good cash payment Is made,
bulilncc will be- taken care of on
Cst4Sy IDaylnCntS. tnt 40 ttf
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Do not forget the board of trad
moker at the waldo hotel Tuesda,
hight.
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Are you Interested In n feed,
saw, and barr Hour mini? SteSlin
power; o-tllirdS OF an acre OF
ground. Buildings and Inu-
Csliincry In good condition., To-
Gated In one of the nearby towns.
The mill C-OsJ about S1,UOO, VIII
ssal for
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-07
6 e
Ave We
loes, Hats, Mil
= = -.
Shoes! Shoes!

IT Mems Work and Dress
es, regular sellers at $1.75
2. Sales price. =. ..$1.19
It Mems Dress Shoes, regular
0 to $3.50 value =. ..$1.59
ot Mems Dress Shoes, all lasts
feathers, $3.50 to $3.50 val
Sale price. E. :. ..$1.S9
It Shoes in broken sizes and
regular SO to $3.50 sellers.
price :. :. :. :. $2.69
r line Mems Dee Wee & Nor
Shoes, regular $3.50 to $3.50
rs =. :. :. =. $S.29
It Ladies' Shoes, regular ST.
o $2.0O values. :. ..s1.19
ot Ladies Fine Dress and
( Shoes, regular $500 and
o values. Sale price :. $1.49
pit Ladies' Fine Dress shoes,
III feathers, regular $3.50 to
o values. Sale price. $1.79
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Mems and Boys Clothing.


rs Mems Suits in Chevoit and Cash
mere, Solid and Fancy, regular
$3.50 to $40 sellers :. :. ..$5.79
SO Mems Suits in Worsteds, Serges
and CheViots and Fancy, regular
sellers $40 to $3.50 ..$S,79
25 Mems Suits in Worsted and
Serges, regular $500 sellers
dI SlO.09
l lot Mems Dress Pants, Worsted
and Cheviots, regular $500 sell
CTS $l.o9
! lot Mems Dress Pants in all wool,
serge and worsteds, regular S3,-
so to $3.50 sellers. :. ..$259
1 lot Youths Pants, regular $1.OO
SSlSTS. .. 4Sc
1 lot Boys Knee Pants, regular 25c
and Csc sellers :. ..19c
lot Boys Knee Pants, regular SOC
and 75c sellers :. ,. 39c
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and Ladies Furnishings.

furnishings h
and Ladies White and col
bordered Handkerchief,
Far 10c values. Sale price &C
and Ladies' Fancy and White
ikerchiefs, regular 15c val
Sale price =. :. :. Sc
and Ladies' Hose in Black
and heavy knit, regular 1Oc
15c values. Sale price .7c
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Mems and Ladies' Fancy Black and
Tan Hose, regular 25c and 35c
values. Sale price. :. =. ..1Sc
Ladies' Knit Underwear, regular
25c and 35c values. Sale price 91c
Mems and Ladies Heavy Fleece
lined Vests and Drawers, regu-
lar soc values. Sale price 39c
Mems Suspenders, 15c values lie.
Mems Suspenders, 25c values. 19c.
Mems Neckwear, Csc values lee
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Dress Goods and White Goods
Sale of Pattern Hats.

odIt OI IHtUeTH HHtS.
The most famous Millinery house
in New York had two hundred pat
tern hats they did not need and
sold to US at fraction of cost, we
will sell
Trimmed Hats, $3.50 to $500 val
ues :. :. ..79c
Trimmed Hats, $500 to $500 val
ueS.. .SSc.
Trimmed Hats, $500 to $500 val
ues.. =. $l.59
Trimmed Hats, $500 to $3.50 val
uSS'' SS'i0
Many others of Higher Qualities
at prices to suit.
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Slaughter Sale of Domestics.
5000 yards Standard Calicoes, reg
ular TIC and SC sellers :. :. sc.
1000 yds Unbleached Sheeting, reg
ular &c values. :. :. hc.
2,500 yds. 4-4 Bleaching, regular
10 and II " sellers E. :. Sc
5000 yards Heavy Cheviot Skirtings
regular 121Ac and 15c sellers
dI sc
1900 yards Canton Flannel, regu-
lar 15c seller :. :. :. :. Sc.
1900 yards the best outing flannel,
regular IL hc sellers :. :. &c.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

to have been charmed by the way In
which the masterpieces OF some of the
worlds greatest musicians were rem.
dered.
The most striking feature Of the per.
formances was the perfect rythm and
harmony which prevailed throughout
the instruments blending together with
the utmost perfection. Whether soft
or loud there was never a false note,
or any particular instrument playing
wrong time, to be noticed throughout
every programme presented.
Many nice compliments were heard
about the decorations OF the A. G..
armory where the festival was given.
The scheme was the idea Of Miss
Carol Stanley Of the Fargo conserva-
tory, and she and her aides certainly
performed a labor of love in the trans
formation of a monster bare hall,
wholly minus Of beauty and loviness
into great room where there was
some relief for tired eyes. without
those designs in pink and green at
tendance would have been wearying.
Charles +. Champlin, a bass with a
fine compass and an excellent voice,
was accorded the reception which he
thoroughly deserved for his singing in
Tannhauser on Saturday night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08
oRPHEUM THEATRE.

Opening Tuesday afternoon the Or
pheum has for its second big week a
list Of headliners equal to anything
that has been in the eastern cities this
season.
Frederick Allen & Co. will appear
in a very powerful sketch. His Phan-
tom Sweetheart, and 1t is considered
one of the best dramatic sketches in
vaudeville.
The Farrell-Taylor Co.. consisting Of
Frank Farrell Taylor Blanch Daven-
port and Tom Carter Is well known
trio of fun makers, and blackface
comedians. who present an Offering
called That Minstrel Man.
Miss Hilda Hawthorne is q charm
ing young lady with an excellent So
prano voice, and as ventriloquist
she shows the audiences her capa.
bilities, assisted by Johnny"
Henry Give e. Co have buriesque
magic speciality that has met with
honors everywhere.
SWANS cockatoos ie an interesting
novelty bird act, and Mr.. Swain car
ries with him medals denoting how
the foreign countries were delighted
with his wonderfully trained cocka-
toos.
Potter g Harris have a very fine
acrohatic act and come west this
season after fifteen weeks at the New
York hippodrome
The bill Ii one Of the best balanced
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08

scenes in The Midnight Sons, and
thirty musical numbers, every effort
has been made to preserve. the comedy
element In every act, and il Is due
largely totthe fun Of the numerous sit !.
uations thai The Midnight Sons has
proved such winner. 1t Is only fair
to say, however, that the big scene of
the play, that showing the interior OF
a practical theatre with it's stage, or
chestra, tiers of boxes, balcony ana
gallery, the seating capacity being over
400 people, has never been eQuatIed by
any other producer. II is this scene
which has caused The Midnight Sons
to be so universally praised. When the
curtain rises on the picture the audi
ence at first imagines it is gazing into
a mirror which reflects the auditorium
of the real theatre. Another scene
which creates no end of applause
shows the rear Of a Pullman traln In
motion.
The story which runs throughout the
eight scenes is that of Senator Con-
slant Moves, a man of immense wealth.
The first scene shows him taking leave
OF his four sons at a stag dinner
oAASs lac - GOluE W 70 uuAIh
big game He tells his sons that lie
wants them to engage In some enter
Prise, placing at their disposal unlin1it-
ed capital. II, however, at the end
OF cre year they have not doubled their
invested money they are to be cut
out of his will. One of the boys
starts shoe store, two others build
hotel, and the third erects a theatre fol
the exclusive use of Miss Merri Muir
ray, Americas most famous chorus
girl. One of the scenes, therefore,
takes place inside the shoe store, an
other inside the theatre, and the third
and last in the hotel which two of the
sons have built. 1t requires a large
cast to play the numerous parts, and
in addition there is seen a chorus OF
so, the pony ballet and special COM
pany of vaudeville artists, who per
form in the Merri Murray theatre The
supernumeraries who are engaged in
each town take their places in the
stage theatre, thus adding to the illu-
sion.
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The Grand. Vaudeville.

The offering by the management Of
the Grand theatre for the week CONF
mencing with the matinee on Monday
April 10, will be. a novelty bill in
which variety and comedy will pre-
dominate.
The new bill will be headed by the
great Henri French, the worlds pre-
mier entertainer and impersonator Of
great and famous people. Mr.. French
has been featured on every large
vaudeville circuit and is the highest
priced performer in this country. AS
an imitator and impersonator he has
no equal. Likewise, he does a roller
skating, bicycle and juggling act, and
in fact he does everything in vaude-
vile. Mr.. Frenchs versatility must
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with the exception Of seats in the par
quet at the extreme front and all lis
tened with great attention to the end
of the long programme. Special inter-
est was shown in the solo of Concert
master Miller with Professor Wimber-
ley as his accompanist. This was the
first time either Of these men had
played apart from the orchestra be-
fore jamestown audience. although
each has given many solos in other
cities. The general applause given this
number showed it's popularity with the
listeners.
Great credit is given Prof. Fred w.
Wimberley and the members of his
orchestra for the success of this con-
cert and the marked Improvement that
was seen in the organization since the
concert last year"
The orchestra is feature Of the de-
partment Of music in connection with
the jamestown college, the head Of
which is Fred w. Wimberley. Under
these auspices Jamestown is to have a
May Musical festival. May 20 and 30.
when the Minneapolis Symphony or
chetra and soloists will be the premier
attractions.
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be seen to be appreciated.
Marcus is a very clever creator of
shadograph and the wonderful things
ne can make with his hands causes
his number to score heavily.
Greve and Green in A Page from
Minstrelsy, have the funniest musical
act in vaudeville and they will prove
to be one of the fayorites of the pro-
gramme.
Phil and Nettie Peters are laugh
creators of high quality. They have
a fun making affair that is different
from the general run OF mirth pro-
ducers and comes as a refreshing
source OF entertainments They also
have clever dancing act as well as
singing. -
Miss Graham will be heard in one
Of the latest OF the illustrated bal
lads while the camegraph win intro
duce a series of motion pictures that
are fresh from the makers.
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Jamestown symphony orohestrs.

Referring to the concert to be given
by the jamestown Symphony orches-
ira, few evenings ago, The Capital of
that city said:
In spite Of all that has been said
about the jamestown Symphony or
chestra, the music lovers who heard
IL in the second annual concert at the
operahouse Tuesday evening were sur
prised that musical organization rep
resenting such small city could give
such a programme.
"The operahouse was nearly filed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08

plays in the history of American
theatricals.
While theatregoers of this country
have had the opportunity Of witness
Ing many mammoth and spectacular
plays, such as the old time English
pantomines and the Kiralfy gorgeous
ballots. there has never yet been any.
thing to compare in point of large
ness, both as to scenic production and
the number of scenes. with The Mid
night Sons. While there are eight
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08

offering OF Lew Fields at the Fargo
operahouse April 10, when this spec
tacular musical play will be seen In
this city for the first time. The Mid
night Sons-the same production which
is to be seen here-ran at the Broad
way theatre, New York, for thirty-six
consecutive weeks, establishing a new
record both for musical and dramatic
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08
School Girl Dies Of Paralysis.

Amboy Mimi, April S.--A 10-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hannay was taken seriously i'll while
attending school, with infantile par
alysis, early this week, and died the
night OF the following day. This is the
first case reported in the county this
year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08

When a medicine must be given to
young children 1t should be pleasant
to take. Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy IS made from loaf sugar and the
roots used in its preparation give It
flavor similar to maple syrup, max
ing 1t pleasant to take. 1t has no SUI
perior for colds. Group and whooping
cough. For sale by all dealers.
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Dakota consnrxatorv.

The recital given at the conserva-
tory hall last Monday evening by stu
dents from the piano and vocal de-
partment. The programme was car
ried out, with one or two exceptions
Those who took part were of the more
advanced pupils and judging from the
We yrhearty applause accorded by the
audience the programme was very
much appreciated. The next recital to
be given by students will be the chill
dren's programme and will consist of
piano and violin selections together
with numbers from the children's
chorus. 1t win be given the first part
of May.
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shows seen in some time and should
delight the people Of Fargo.
The Orpheum will remain closed on
Mondays, the new show for the Sec
ond week opening Tuesday matinee at
l2s30, and continuing all week with
the evening performances commence
Ing at S:l5.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08

Valley City Normal Note: Miss
Amidon spent the greater part of her
vacation at Fargo at the home Of her
brother, Judge Amidon. She heard
Schumann- Heink while there, and also
addressed the students of Fargo coll
lege on the subject OF music.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08
MUSIC FoR THE CORONATION.
Homage Anthem and re Deum Com
posed for Coming Coronation


The order OF the service and the Sc
lection of the music for the coronation
ceremonial in Westminster Abbey, for
King George v, son June 20 OF music
has been approved by the king at the
meeting of the privy council. The
choice made by Sir Frederick Bridge,
organist at the abbey. received the UNI
qualified approval of his majesty.
IL is, in fact, a programme Of re-
markable excellence and thoroughly
worthy Of it's important purpose, being
not only essentially British in charac-
ter, but representative Of what is best
in English church music from the late
Elizabethan period down to the living
masters Of today.
The following is the official list of
the music:
"Anthem, Was Glad. ..............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sir Hubert Parry
Lltany ...'....'.......... Tails
'Introit, Let my Prayer ............
...............,... Herbert PURCELL
Creeu .......'.. Merbecke
(Arranged for organ and brass by
Sir George Martin.)
SHymn, Vent Creator ........
................ Ancient Plain Song
"Anthem, Zadok the Priest . Handel
%Comfortare, Be Strong ..........
................ Sir Walter Parratt
""Homage Anthem, Rejoice in the
Lord ......... Sir Frederick Bridge
%sOfertorium, o Hearken Thou.
.t................, Sir Edward Elgar
%SSanctus .......... DIR. w. G. Alcock
~Amen (Sevenfold). !. Sir John Stainer
$$Gloria in Ecelsis. .......
Sir Charles Stanford
Concluding Amen =. Orlando Gibbons
safe Deum ........ Sir Hubert Parry
performed at the Coronation of
King Edward VII.
'"Newly composed for the coming
coronation service.
Nine. Johanna Gadski has decided
to remain in America at the close of
the opera season in order to I'LL a series
of festival engagements, at the same
time devoting a portion of her time to
concert and recital work in the larger
cities of the east and middle west. The
prima donna's present season has been
quite the most successful in her ca
reer At the Metropolitan operahouse,
New York, Gadski nights have become
synonymous with sold out houses. The
singers recent Carnegie hall recital,
following four appearances in New
York as soloist in all-Wagner pro-
grammes with the Philharmonic So
ciety under Gustav Mailer, is gener-
ally commented upon as one of the
striking successes of the season.
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FARGO oPERAHousE.
April 12-The spendthrift.
April 15--T1e Barrier.
April 1s-Midnight Sons.

The attraction at the Fargo opera.
house Wednesday. evening will be
Frederic Thompson's production Of the
latest New York dramatic success The