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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-09

is dyspepsia complicated with Liver and
kidney trouble Electric BtttsrE hslp al
Eurh cases or no pay soc. For sale by
BaBtuu Drug ca.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-09

aLLIA.1CE Nsh-, MEruh G-tepeciEl
UalsrrEzn The controversy between me
cirv q AIhEnus and me slscIr1c hight com
pHrv Was sertlsd lEEi uiEht ~ rhs lErlsr
ou1rprurrialuE and Hussp1inE E5eoo for me
plant
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-09

EA.fLEL E1-AakhA e tL---AA a. = A-lfll7----h
a. rte board q directors ~ Lhe f'E-rDur'y
{7rITur1ssrcial Elub me following u--1lt1IE
sI-sre elected 1ur The ensuing yea J. W
RFrTluureI ErHsideur. C. C. Crooks, VICE
r5-,asi derr- y z ElFy- HeCrelErT- =. p
MsrreU treasurer. The prupus-uun q
placing more electric lights on The main
Esrr+s.tF was discussed and 3 E-'sclEl Meet
fUr - The cluh was called fur Thursday
..T-srliur ~ complete rhe plans
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-09
s,.rs Al.-olu1sly Genuine Beck Beer,

VII he Oh drBuEht on ana Eftsr ME-uh 3
NJ. AZ II tlreued and sold Than Any othe-
~ omaha CUALLTE- 1hErE me reason
z,,uDs CFIAs gTuEZZ Wen. L2dl Ind z
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
Daddy sBedtirne
frNryy The Winged Jewels
$3.50 OF the Air

%MAHn butterflies getting said DADDY Ta
morning 6ock Of those
have noticed about the mnkweed were soaring into
the air. and by southwark D Won kno
mat some butterflies so winterYs
NO we didn't" ow can uttrNa Az
farT - - 1elN" -
some butterflies travellers butterfly one
the best September the mkweed butterflies sams ana
n their trip the lands Sometimes
folks on ships and in lighthouses miles birds per
naps they take the shortest the
The mkweed butterflies the away win
MOST however either
ue VIII" the @ nip OF frost Those butterflies
mugV tucked
butterflies VIII out Of these n he sprn
There th
mes into the world First the Indian
ne ned the clay OF which he
were the diamond and the sapphire
rquon fact all kinds Of precious
e make IN his JOY over their beauty
the outside OF the Is - 80 $500 ea
Lest the sight OF 90 much loneliness
60 create later from working work od cerev
Dead upon the jewels that ground once each of @
was seen 20 STIR wings h thousands -
gems rose into the afr and nutered away-butternes " :
ana the story goes to when butr a saw
tine care earth was no place for
surface with green and trees to provide h
shelter ana In this world ana faent dov
srs whose honey the food - s1N NV"
AND Coo loves the butterflies
told him that he also love ana never hsr
creatures, the winged Jewels OF the - ~ SsSSAs
IN never chase butterflies Jack softly
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
THE WHITE SLAYER.
type

Eighteen hundred immigrant girls
disappear every year in going from
New York to Chicago.
Such is the report Of experts who
have been studying the activities of
the white slave tratf1c.
Uncle Sam throws many safeguards
around his new charges in New York.
Expert inspectors watch the newcom-
era carefully-and keep them out Of
the hands Of thieves who would steal
their money and betray them into
dangerous hands. But as soon as the
newcomers are placed on the train at
New York they pass out Of Uncle
Sans hands. 1t is between New York
and Chicago and other western and
southern points that the immigrants
come to grief.
Federal laws have been passed 20
punish the panders and hundreds of
the white slavers have been thrown
into Jadl--through the activity of a
league In Chicago backed by Miss Jane
Adams and other prominent social
workers. The league is constantly
seeking to protect the 10000 immi
grants who locate in Chicago every
year and begin their struggle for a
livelihood in strange land.
Miss Sophonisba Breckenridge Is
prominent worker in the League for
the Protection Of Immigrants, OF
which she is secretary. Through her
efforts information has been compiled
about the movements of the newcom-
era Many Irregularities In routing
which exposed the immigrants to
greater dangers have been corrected.
But in spite OF the care exercised by
the league in protecting the strangers
when they reach Chicago-girls dis
appear between New York and Chi
cago every day. 1t is clear that the
perfectly organized white slave or
ganizations are stfIl eluding the
friends Of the strangers decoy-
ing the young women from trains be-
fore they reach their destination.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
MONDAY, OCT 80. 1911.
THE GUN ToTERs.

The example which has been set BY
q ST. Louis Judge who has fined Q
pistol toter" 800. and has refused
to stay the fine, or parole the pris-
oner, may be commended to other
judges everywhere.
There appears to be singular de-
gree of Ieniency, in many places for
the man who is found to be carrying
concealed weapons In violation Of the
law.
Very certainly the great amount of
crime In the United States is the re-
suit Of the lenient treatment Of Grim
inais-who have merely begun q life
Of crime. A course OF action which
may be intended to give the prison
er another chance" results, in effect,
in diminishing his chances. He per-
cetves early In the game that the law
does not mean what 1t says. A youth
full offenders more than likely to be-
come an habitual offender.
The practice OF carrying concealed
wsapons is alarmingiy prevalent in
certain circles. 1t seems safe to as
sert that one man in ten carries a
weapon because he believes he may
annocently be subjected to danger. The
evidence Of the news columns points
20 the conclusion that the gun toter is
almost always a man who is looking
for trouble-and wishes to have an ad-
vantage over the man who accommo-
dates him.
One of the most pertinent arguments
in favor OF boxing exhibitions lie that
these exhibitions promote an interest
In the good old Anglo Saxon practice
Of using fists as weapon.
The man who uses natures weapons
when he must defend himself Is never
a coward. The man who is willing to
commit murder in order to prove his
position is a coward of the lowest
type.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30

the problems OF food distribution and
food prices has this warning for mid
dlemen:
If the middlemen cannot see tina
warning that Ii being written on the
wah they must. indeed. be blind: and
II they do not heed II they must be
foolhardy- In Berlin they have been
creating food famines" In times OF
plenty. The people could not stand
IT, They, with their city, have gone
into business as food merchants, Tor
themselves. The municipal stores
have opened with fish, but in all sew
enty OF them other kinds OF foodstuYs
that are found to be under unfair In
huence or too heavy toll-taking will
be handled The fish merchants con-
spired-their business is gone.
In DesMoines Mayor Hanna read
about Mayor Shank selling potatoes
at rs cents~a bushel. He found that
though DesMoines is in a potato coun-
try, the combination which was re-
Gently shown 20 exist there was charg-
ing 81 TO $1.10 bushel for them. The
combination has been busted" and
the potato merchants have suddenly
discovered that, after all. potatoes are
not scarce and that they are only
worth rs cents-the price at which the
mayor is selling potatoes.
In indianapolis the food combine
ton has been uncovered by the mayor
and by the investigation this summer |
and fan. The mayor has shown that |
the combination was charging too |
much for potatoes, and that IL is SO |
unfair that foodstufEs grown within |
the city limits of indianapolis are
shipped to Chicago and other places |
because the producers cannot get fair
treatment here. 1T has likewise been |
shown that Indianapolis consumers |
have been held up for prices often |
twice as high as those existing in
surrounding cities-Chicago, Cincin-
nar, Columbus and st. Louis. We /
have seen how the combination has /
talsihed returns to shippers so as TO |
buy their offerings at prices SO unfair
that the Justification has amounted to
theft.
The mayor has brought forward a
plan that should stop all this. II does
not demand the elimination of the
mlddleman that many people clarnor
for. But 1t does provide that II thew
DO not deal fairly with consumer and
producer, the city market master
shall break the corner by becoming
> municipal purchasing and selling
agent. The middlemen should note
what Is going on in Berlin, where they
are threatened with total elimination
and show wisdom in not hghting the
reasonable proposal, which
only demands Justice for ALL
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
TAFT AND NORTHWEST.


The Minneapolis Tribune had the
following editorial on President Taft's
recent tour in the northwest.
The coming Of President Taft has
put a new face upon the political
northwest. This was regarded as the
"enemy's country" and 1t was a group
In his own party rather than ayowed
democratic antagonists who gave it
That character. He is a bold diagnos-
tlcian, indeed, who win say now that
Minnesota, certainly, and its neighbor-
Ing states, probably, have not come to
a new understanding OF the elected
republican leader and a new faith In
him.
In Minneapolis the subject matter Of
at least one of Mr.. Taft's addresses
bore directly upon the northwext's
keenest interest in his course as presi-
dent. Two criticisms, directly OBJ
posed, had obtained wide CURRENCY
here. One was that the administra-
ton had compromised with big bust
ness" The other was that the admin
dstration was bent upon the ruin of
the same big business"
That, In his speech at the audftori-
um, Mr.. Taft could satisfy both groups
OF censors was beyond reasonable ex-
pectAtion. What he did, however. was
to prove both estimates of his course
to be wholly unfounded. He stands.
in the light Of that declaration, as a
competent executive, able and de-
termined to administer the law wisely
More important than this, the visit
gave the northwest opportunity to
gauge the man. It is more than good
fortune, 1t is tardy justice, that pro-
gressive states have come to know Mr.
Taft as he ts-a man OF trustworthy
judgment, perspicacious, earnest. al
together too honest to be an adroit
politician, and courageous as the
strongest Of his predecessors fin the
White House.
To that type of man the American
people give their full trust once they
come to understand him. Mr.. Taft
has done well, perhaps better than he
knows, to give the northwest occasion
70 know him personally.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
THE FOOD PROBLEM.


The mayor of Indianapolis, the city
OF Berlin and Governor-G General Cam
eron Forbes. Of the Philippines, have
an demonstrated In an effective man
ner that the prohibitive cost of food il
due In large measure to the errors in
the present methods of distribution
and the greed OF dealers who seek to
corner the market.
In Indianapolis the mayor shipped
potatoes into the city from Wisconsin
and sold them at hair the price asked
on the local markets. In Berlin the
city government shipped fish by the
carload from northern fisheries and RI :
lieved the needs Of thousands Of per-
sons III humble circumstance who
could not afford 10 pay the prohibitive
prices Of local dealers. Failure Of the
rice crop In the Philippines forced the
prices ap To such point that the gov
eTxaor general has induced the war de-
partment to import earn and -four
rrom the United states with the re-
suit that the cost Of food has been
graakly lowered.
RS indianapolis News In discussing
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
When Fathers Cot co,d

4 - GNtAUt NNgE n AuHQs
He's as sad as any mummy and iat
thinks he's going to die,
No one else seems to be worried and
he vainly wonders why.
Where there should be tears and sad
ness, everything is light and gay
And 1t sort OF peeves the patient who's
about to pass away.
1t liz naught but base ingratitude for
them to treat him thus
And It's very strange that no one
seems inclined to make a fuss.
He demands all the attention that the
home folks can bestow
But It's hard to see them happy when
they should be bowed ia woe.
Guess they do not seem to realize
that no one ever had
In the centuries of history d cold one
half as bad.
It requires the patient EFFORTS Of a
family OF FIVE
Just to bolster up his spirits and 10
keep the man alive.
Every time he coughs little and no.
body starts to cry,
He becomes straightway Indignant
and he plainly asks them why.
He Is Of the firm conviction every
wheeEe will be his last
And he starts TO Illuminating on the
record OF his past.
Then he worries lest the doctor w3ll
be fifteen minutes late
And accuses all the relatives Of kloat.
ing Ger his fate.
With heart bowed down IN deeneat
grief, he sits and holds his head
And says we will all probably be wyaa
when he is dead.
He looks up his life insurance and sits
down and writes his will
And he tells us we must not forget "a
pay the doctors bill
He does not forget to figure up hsn
balance at the banks
And be fixes up most everything ex-
cept the card of thanks
In no patient mood Id father and he
keeps US on the run.
When we think we've satisfied his
needs we find we've just begun.
Everything about the house ID wrong
and nothing Suits hiia Quite,
And there always IL a question wh@sh.
er he'll pull through TIL night.
on, there IL no Joy In living ana no
peace within the fold.
IT'S bowling panderaoniurta when
father has d cold
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
MRS. GODFREY WELL AGAIN.

vineland, N. J.--Mrs. Allen r. Cod
Frey who has been in bad health for
some time. has just written the fol-
lowing letter telling OF her recovery:
Everyone who Ii lii broken health
ought to know that vinoI win build
them up and make thena strong. 1T
restored my strength and vieor after
! had been Ia badly run-down con
dition for several months, and new
or fall 70 give vinol good word
now
This IL one more proof that our de-
licious cod liver and iron remedy.
vinol. which II free from cod liver
OH. II = remarkably strengthenin9
and vitalizirig medicine.
Men and women who are weak and
IN poor health, unable to sleep OF eat
well, and who have given u hope oK
ever being strong again should GER
tainy take Vinol. without waiting
another day. for Ii ii exactly what
they need.
There II no risk ait all. for 1t is 10
sure to do good that we guarantee ii
absolutely and will refund the money
II you are not satisfied. Fout IL port
er.field, druggists, 81 Broadway, Fargo.
N. y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30

The Song Of the Hooge~orv,.
Hook, hook, hook,
On that old tight gown. Oh, geeI
II I only dared to utter
The thoughts that arise In me.
Hook, hook, hook,
We are late wherever we 20.
It's been years since I have seen
The first act Of any show.
Hook. hook, hook,
From the button up to the top
II seems a good long mile
With never chance to stop.
Hook. hook, hook,
With fingers weary and worn
With temper that's sour and de.
pressed
And nails that are twisted and torn.
Hook, hook, hook
We get it all done and then
We find that we started wrong
And must do 1t all again.
Hook, hook. hook,
hope that before I die
can get just one crack at the mutt
Who invented the hook and eye.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
The mixers ara honkinr.


The hinlSsrs are honking.
as@@
There were numerous accidents q
Langdcn.
The Enderlin Independent wa
sharon Is improving tho roads Ii
that section.
North Dakota Is fun OF realization
as well as promises.
The Egan brothers sold their bank
at Tagus 20 Iowans.
Editor Lee OF Abercrombis ii to sell
autos as a side issue.
900
Ccuztenay has commercial club. RI.
N. Tucker is president.
%s@@
Tough boys at Monango have done
many acts Of vandalism.
%~@@
There are some large spuda around
Charlson, Mckenzie county.
&S&@
Many commercial organizations are
doing great work for the state.
@3@
The test Of the new fire fighting APP
paratus At Sherwood was successful.
The Paramount News has advanced
it's press day from Friday to Thurs
day.
l.. w. Thompson OF DenhofE pur-
chased a hardware store ct Tower
city.
II is claimed there was drunkenness
and rowdyism at a dance hall at
Gwinner.
A telephone company has been orr
ganized I'm the Helendale district OF |
Richland county.
Rev. w. r. Morrison fY Of sbe,dona
M. e. church has been preaching |
thirty eight years.
&@@
Cashier Page of Westhope was bad :
ly burned about the face when light
ing his auto lamps.
@9&
The News wants some Of the streets
at Leeds smoothed over before the
cold weather sets in.
Why shouldn't North Dakota have
north and south and east and west
lot Of 'em7
900
A former school teacher was ar
rested at Darlington on a charge Of
the prohibition law.
NsS1@
l.. M. Slower Of Sevilla sold mort
gagged property--then skipped leaving
! wife and Ave small children.
@@@
Bottineau had second Jail deliv-
sry and some Of the men captured af-
.er the first escape are again missing.
600
Many Of the papers which boosted
or insurgentism last year are sup
porting Congressman Hanna for gov
srnor.
Crop conditions should be good in
he southern part Of the state next
rear-with SO much moisture and so
much blowing done.
@@N
The marriage Of EDITOR Case Of The
Neville Journal was not surprise to
many who had been watching his az
ions the past few months.
90
There seems to be some confusion
u to whether subs and ad accounts
should be paid to the new or the oad
,ditor of The Bantry Advocate-and
he new man announces the cash
mould come to him. ii
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30

y III y
Ordsla has d farmers elevator.
curlew valley near AImont may b
irrigated.
n II you are not bocstingyou ar
lonesome
The state eauestoTSs are . tanning
great time
Thanksgiving turkey shoots ars be-
ing arranged.
THAT Botineaus jalI business is iike
Next year the women will have the
right 10 propose.
The total assessed acreage of North
Dakota Is s5.5Os,75s.
@@M
The few recent fine days helped the
farmers complete threshing.
&@@
The Adams Budget learned the
blacksmith shop was all q X.
@&%
The Palermo papers can't be classed
as strongly admiring each other.
Ray 4. Moe Of orisla IL gaining
tame as raiser OF blcoded chickens
Some papers are running articles
on socialism. 1t 10 live issue all
right.
The efforts to get Tom Marshall i'm
to the congressional race are not sue
cessfIi.
Editor Peterson Of The Milton Globe
thinks the kernels man must be
bachelor
Raleigh and Rolia Herards sound |
alike over the. phone--but there is
quite difference.
90
Frank Gotch, the worlds cham
pion wrestler. is a heavy investor in
Sargent county lands.
600
Drunken carousaIS have been res
ponsibae for a number of crimes in
North Dakota this fall.
90
The small boys OF Denbigh are per-
nitted to roam around too much--ac-
sording to The Pioneer.
The Woiford Mirror is making a /
collection OF large vegetables. Mike
8reen was always foxy guy.
@@%
the state press certainly gave the /
yubernatcrial announcement of Con-
FRESHMAN Hanna a nice reception.
600
North Dakotang note that the bank
guaranty law In Oklahoma has it's
vealnesses--after all the boosting in
ts favor.
There are complaints in LaMoure
ind other counties over the careless
manner in which plowmen tear up the
The school children Of the state win
10 doubt make collections for the
North Dakota Children's home about
According to The Martin Search
light the town marshal there had
Iome difficulty in his attempt to ex-
ermfnate a dorg.
The state papers that run ads for
Canadian companies are telling of the
big yields but say little about the
rosts and early SHOWS.
go
The Finley Beacon announces that
The Forum 10 eternaIly appropriated
-as 1t printed the notice of a rum
mage sale Immediately underneath an
ccount of wedding.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30

Willie says he has got into foot
ball and IL playing on the right end.
Hank says he Ii glad OF that for from
what he has observed q good many Of
'em play Ii on the wrong end. and
land on their heads.
Grandma Perkins has been barred
ont'n polite society In our town beeuz
she smokes a pipe. but she says. by
gravy, she may smoke a pipe but she
aln't never kissed a poodle dog yit.
Miss EupheHnia Perkins, our poetass
Of passion has wrote a great poem
which she expects to sit published In
one Of the S6-cent magazines before
she dies. We know 1t Ia a great poem
belxus nobody kin tell what 1t Ia about.
Anne Hilliker has lived In this town
forty years and Amt never rode on
railrud train or seen isis Hopkins"
1t don't never pay to make fun of
anybody's religion or crtticise the way
q Teller has his hair cut. A feIler's
religion and his hair is two subjects
that is very close to him.
Since Grandpa Perkins has had the
creepin' paralysis he has had to 30
around on his hands and knees.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
A FAIR OFFER.
Your Money Back If You Are Not
Satisfied.

Il
Satisfied.
We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial, If our remedy falls to
completely relieve you Of constipation
We take ell the risk. You are not obli-
gated to us In any way whatever, il
you accept our offer. That's q mighty
broad statement. but we mean every
word OF IL. Gould anything be more
fair to your
A most scientific. common sense
treatment Is Rexail Orderlias, which
are eaten like candy. Their active
principle is a recent scientific dis
covery that is odorless. coIorless, and
tasteless; very pronounced, yet gentle
and pleasant In action. and particular
Nv agreeable In every way. They do
not cause diarrhoea. nausea. fiatulence,
gripping, or any Inconvenience what
ever. Rexall Orderlies are particularly
good FOR children. aged and delicate
persons.
If you suffer from chronic or habi-
tual consultation, or the associate or
dependent chronic ailments. we urge
you to try Rexall OrderiieB at our risk.
Remember you can get them In Fargo
only at our stores IL tablets 10 cents:
SIS tablets as cents so tablets SO cents,
Sofd only at our stores-The Rexall
Stores. The Fargo Drug Co. Economy
Drug Co, waldorf Pharmacy
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
Minister Quick Whites.

Drayton, N. d. Oct. so.--WiIlan,
Ion, who IL buying grain for the An
crews Grain. CO., at Pittsburg, met
with an accident that might have
proven fatally. He was sweeping out
the engine room when the pocket of
MS jacket was caught la the governor
or the engine. He was twisted up in
an instant and from the position ne
was IN. was unable to reach the switch
TO stop the engine. Rev. Andersen.
who was at the elevator at the time,
heard the noise and ran In and stopped
the engine In time to save the arm.
wins clothing was badly torn but l1e
escaped with slight injuries. ri was !
very narrow escape.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30

Copyright 1871. by 9. ". Mathsr.
According to Uncle Abner.

AZ I'D &IIWt ttftsS
to begin to heal
from Iong-i 2 8
relatives and Il
save I'D for Christ :
mas presents.
Hank Lucts has
received a letter
from his son. Will
lie, VINO IL at III
'bosh college this
winter taking e.
courses In broad
Jumping and ham
mar throwing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30

N we are told that q hawk tried to-
pick diamond stud out OF the shirt
front Oh an unsuspecting citizen of
New Jersey. Those Jersey hawks are
becoming almost as formidable as
jersey ssgeeters