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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

cannot be obtained by the printed book
or the description OF the teacher. In
physics the forces studied are to be
shown actually at work In the Ian
guage OF the inventor:
Take q pump. The section Of
tube facing the camera will be made of
glass, SO the children can sec all
that's inside Of 1T. They'll see the pis-
ton drive down, the little valve, or
trap-door, fly UP as the plunger liz
forced under water, close down again
as the plunger il drawn up and the
water raised UP in the tube. Steam en-
CINE the same way--they'll see the wa
ter boil and the steam 20 through
the cylinders and drive the engine.
Such is the new education over
which Edison Ia enthusiastic. He has
not only conceived the idea, perfect
ed machine and films suitable to the
class rooms and within easy financial
reach--but he has arranged for the
necessary pictures. Series are being
worked out directly for the school
room--with the dual idea OF interest
ing and OF teaching. And the idea is
reasonable. 1t will not entirely do,
away with the old style Of teaching.
1t will not change the fundamental
ideas OF education. But II may do
much to rob the school room Of it's
terrors-and to aid the cause Of
children's instruction.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

Rogers had some check forgers.
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Many towns are after skating Kinks.
Company ID OF Minot is to have club
rooms.
North Dakota leads all states in fiax
production.
At Stanley It is reported two attor-
neys "fit and bIed."
Editor Francis Of Velva didn't recov-
er that fine bird dog
There was a change in the hotel and
the dray line at Grano.
Delayed trains prevented some lee
turers from making their dates.
900
Storage OF water compelled the tenn
porary closing of the Medina mill.
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Sufficient stock was sold to pro-
mote the farmers elevator at oriska.
go
Arthur HaIing Of Towner county
died from the effects Of q kick by a
horse.
900
The club women of the state will
feature their organization at the Dew
lis Lake chautauqua.
900
Is Game Warden Stenvick endeav-
oring to crowd Governor Burke out Of
the race for governor?
go
The militia boys, who have armor-
les, are planning lot of interesting
entertainment this winter.
900
One OF the Jurors In a recent case
at Minot objected to comments on the
verdict by The Independent.
900
The Buford Tribune feared deer
hunting would be poor as result of
the activity Of the sooner" hunters.
600
Some newspapers believe In adver-
umns. That demonstrates their faith
all right.
At Leeds 1t is claimed a man raised
q turnip that weighed thirty-nine and
a half pounds. Why not have made 1t
an even forty?
The Anamoose Progress didn't re-
gard the fight there as very serious
despite the heavy bail under which the
two men were held.
900
Miss Kittle, a teacher near PinEIee,
was thrown from a rig in a runaway
and her hip was disIocated. Sha lay
on the ground unconscious for acme
time.
II every business interest in each
town were represented in the adverlis-
ms columns of the paper-the editor
would be in position to do rauch
more boosting.
After the bottom dropped out OF the
fax market some Of the farmers In the
northwestern part OF the state were
less anxious to have their crops
threshed than before.
900
Some men are lucky. In the north
ern part Of the state the announcement
was made the same day that a man
was acquitted Of a serious crime shat
his wife had secured a divorce.
900
IL Is claimed that an auctioneel. in
the northern part of the state wait so
silvery tongued that he cajoled the
spectators into buying and paying
higher prices for a farmers OUTFIT
than the farmer paid for the stuff
when 1t was new.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
FRIDAY, NOV. IL, 1911.
REPUBLICANS OPTIMISTIC.

There has been more or less dis
cussion as to the effects OF the re-
cent elections. The North Dakota
press has commented freely on the re-
suits. Naturally there has been wide
difference of opinion.
From the republican standpoint,
however, there seems little to cause
alarm. The biggest republican gains
were in New York and New Jersey.
In the former the Tammany democ-
racy was slapped on the wrist and q
republican assembly chosen. In New
Jersey a republican legislature was
selected as a rebuke to the methods
OF Governor wilson--the man who
seeks the democratic nomination for
president.
In Massachusetts, the majority Of
Governor Foss, democrat. was cut
down to 1000. Maryland went out Of
the democratic column. The results
in New Mexico mean the selection Of
two republican U. s. senators. Mis-
sissippi selected socialists for high
offices. Missouri Is ripped up with
the row between the supporters of
Clark and Folk. Hearst and Murphy
are scrapping in New York. The Har-
mon forces are battling against the
Mclean adherents In Ohio. There is
d general fear of Bryan and his isms.
Altogether there is nothing in the
national situation to give the democ-
racy a great edal Of encouragement.
The republicans certainly have moth
ing over which to seriously lament.
President Taft invaded the west,
where the opposition to his reciproc-
ity ideas was strongest. He GER
tainly lost no ground by his trip. On
the other hand his manly stand in his
speeches-his display Of backbone
won him many supporters among
those who had formerly been antago-
nistic.
In North Dakota the situation L.
satisfactory. There is a warm guber-
natorial campaign in sight. The odds
are strongly in favor Of the nomina-
ton Of Hanna-but with either Han
ma or Buchanan the republicans can
lick the tar out Of Burke or any 9TH
err man the democrats can name.
On national matters there was gen
eral dissatisfaction for a time over
Tafts position on reciprocity. AS a
result the LaFoIlette shouters became
very active. Recently the conditions
have shown a change. LaFollette Is
losing ground daily in North Dakota
while Taft Is gaining
Altogether 1t appears to The Forum
that the republicans are in excellent
shape-hoth in North Dakota and
nationally.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
EDIsoN's NEWEST IDEA.

Make school attractive. Make IL one
of the most enjoyable parts of
child's life. Put education on such
basis that the child will run to instead
of from school And at the same time
teach with Infinitely greater ease,
more thoroughly and more compre-
hensively.
1t sounds visionary but that is ex-
aetly what Thomas AIva Edison, the
wizard of electricity-whose inven-
tons have demonstrated that he is a
very practical man--proposes to do
with the aid of his own science. He
believes that he can visualize educa-
tion--that he can make it as fasci-
mating 80 a play--that ne can elm
inaf che drudgery. And the means is
wy simple--moving pictures-pos
sibly talking pictures. The NOV
ing picture machine he believes
should be part of the equipment OF
every schoolroom. To this end he has
bent his energy successfully to turn
Ing out a machine--adapted TO the
work and comparatively inexpensive
--and films especially for this service.
Instead Of running 1000 feet of finn.
he runs about seventy five-the pic
lures running the length Of the aim.
back and back again.
II il trite to speak OF moving pic
sufes as educative. The ordinary
Aoving picture show may bring to-
@sther scenes from all parts OF the
world But Edison proposes some
thing more than this for HIS educatiye
fllms. He Is going to teach reading.
spelling arithmetic. geography BY
tllaua~-and make them Of the most alb
auFbing interest. Instead Of showing
= child . page with picture OF d cat
and the words 1T ID j catv--he would
have the letters tumble out and into
places under moving cat. In arith-
na3tic he would show the child that
two ests and two cats make four cats
by having tire animals actually frolic
On the screen. II nature study he
would show through the nllns eli
4ase things that are taught now ID 9TH
- ways. IN geography there IL nc
1irnft to the possibilities Of the NOV
ang pictures. The pictures VIII show
conditions, peoples and customs all
ssv3r the world with realism that
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
DON'T WAlr DO IONIC.

One of the most surprising things
in the world to druggists is that so
many people endure unnecessary suf-
fering and trouble.
Every day they hear people say, II
have been feeling so weak and miser-
able. for the last few months that 7
finally decided to come and ask you
what TO do for It,"
For instance, Miss Zulah Teagar-
den, of ConnelisviIle. Pa. says in a
letter: For years have been In bad
health owing to rum down system and
general weakness. I had no appetite,
was tired out and had no strength.
Hearing so much about vinol I de-
ctded to try It, and find 1t the great
est OF all remedies. It has built I'D
my strength, restored my appetite, and
made me as well az ever. I might
just as well have had this benefit
years ago If | had taken vinol then
Now IL you are weak and in poor
health, don't wait another day, but
let Vinol, our delicious cod liver and
iron remedy without oil, make you
strong. We guarantee it--you get
your money back IL not satisfied.
Fout & Porterneld, druggists, Ell
Broadway, Fargo, N, ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
Our OptirsIstic conteet.

My idea or an optirniat 10 man
who. when falling OF a fourteen story
building, can say, when passing the
fifth floor: Wen, I'm ali right YETI
H. r.
An optimigt is man who will cough
50 for q ticket to an amateur violinists'
concert w. H. IL
The champion optimist Ii man
who secures a Divorce from one suf-
fragette to marry another Constant
Reader,
An ontinlist is = person who ex-
poets to get an 11-cent article In 10
cent store Veritas.
There are many optimists but none
who equals the man who starts to
raising chickens as D side Inca. O..
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Now y the time TO advertise.
Davenport has ! plague Of rats.
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Some fine water has been discovered
at Ryder.
a wolf hunt may be organized at
Bathgate
Have you done your Christmas
shopping?
The grand jury at Devils Lake was
discharged.
Fire drills are being practiced in
some schools.
The Forkers are we'll pleased with
the new city hall
The Scots had great time at Grand
Forks. Hoot mon!
Minots millionaire brakeman was
arrested some more.
The plumbers are getting In their
work on busted pipes.
900
in petty larceny deal.
90
The Devils Lake militia boys arr
ranged for an Official rabbit hunt.
At Taylor man fell forty feet into
well and escaped serious injury.
900
The deer season is on but no ven
ison has found its way in this direc-
tion.
"Old BIZ MUMMY wants the "ac-
tuap irrigationists around Buford TO
meet.
The boys and girls are beginning TO
see things in the store windows that
remind them of Santa Claus
North Dakota did It's best to make
up in some respects for the corn crop
that would help the farmers.
The socialists will put up complete
county ticket in Sheridan county. The
men have already been selected.
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1t gals the Indian residents Of the
state 10 have to secure license to
formerly owned.
Matt Johnson of The Omemee Her
aid wants the campaign carried on so
there will be no sorespots left. AS
sore spotter Matt can GO some--him-
self.
The Walhalla Mountainesr predicts
there will be another democratic gov
ernor-and that the man winning the
republican nomination will be knitted
at the polls in November.
@<3@
Editor Crockard of about 'steen pa
pers in the western part of the state
is an old footballer. He came to Far
go last Saturday expecting to see two
games. The snow prevented and he
saw none.
1t is claimed the shortage OF cars
in North Dakota is no fault Of the
railroads but due to the custom of the
commission men at the terminals in
holding cars loaded with grain for
speculation purposes.
600
North Dakota can grow great
many varieties Of crops but the Foster
county man who found forty-one bot
ties Of whisky some bootlegger had
hidden in his wheat field, was certain
he had seeded nothing like that last
spring.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
DO

Portland, Ore. has a consumerg
league. 1t has started its annual cam
paign for early Christmas shopping.
Here are four OF its wise counsels--
all do" and never a single don't" in
the list:
do pay your bills promptly.
do avoid rush hours
do ask that no parcels be deliv-
cred after p. m.
do your shopping before Dec. 15."
These sound good enough for
adoption by Fargoans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

medieval jokelets that are known "a
all the nation?
Amt IT funny how he manages to get
hearty laugh.
On gag that is as solemn as q tomb
stone epitaph?
On 9 bunch OF quite the modest Of
OLD Joe Miller's chaff?
Amt 1t funny?
Amt i funny how the kid who ranks
the dullest In his class
AND Is mighty poor in algebra and
other mathematics
sometimes figures out a ayRtan
whereby he can soon amass
A million while his brighter friends
are living up in attics.
Amt 1t funny how the homely man
with not bit OF grace
VIII manage to win out the girl who
has the sweetest face.
Although there are some handsome
ones she could have In his place?
Amt it funny?
Amt 1t funny how the rawbone hnss
most always wins the dough?
How the poor man liz most ant "a
promptly pay his obligations?
Amt 1t funny how the shabby mule
the longest road viii go:
Why the engines whistle loudest for
the dinkiest of stations?
Amt IT funny how the fool will al
ways give the most advice,
How fellow wearing ear mufrs has
most always got the price;
How appearances don't, seem to cut .
single bit of ice?
Amt 1t funny?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

Dayton News: Sooner or later,
everything In the United States Is 60
ing to be unconstitutional 1t is get
ting so the legislature can not pass a
law but somebody declares 1t uncon-
stitutional. city councils are always
butting into the constitution. The
fellow who wants to jeopardize the
health OF whore cfty by selling impure
food claims his constitutional rights
are infringed II anybody stands In his
way After while the safe-b breakers
will be claiming that the law making
burglary crime is unconstitutional
because 1t conflicts with their God
given rights to break into house and
blow a safe.
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Jubilee Messenger service now open
for business, phone SIC.
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loI;l.!LlvT1IIcs!AI|.E,.s'.
MR @ MND

Shields Enterprise: Congressman
Hanna of Fargo has announced his
candidacy for the republican nomi-
nation for governor Of North Dakota,
The announcement will be pleasing
news to the republicans OF the state,
and will insure the election OF q repub-
lican governor. 1t is also hoped that
the candidacy OF Mr.. Hanna will tend
to unite the warning factions within
the republican party, to the end that
at the November, 1912, election North
Dakota will register the largest re-
publican vote in her history.
Mr.. Hanna is one OF the best fitted
men in the state for the position he
seeks. His ability, integrity and ex-
perience will make him the strongest
candidate that could be selected.
Devils Lake World: Either the
state should change it's system or
else the present secretary of state and
his Office should be more painstaking
in the issuance Of the session laws
Heretofore this has been done under
the supervision OF a private individual
and the work has been excellent, but
fearing that something was being slip
ped past him the secretary of state
now has the work entrusted to his
care. We had occasion last week to
refer to the hail insurance law In an
swer to an inquiry and finally found
1t indexed under the head OF appro-
priations. And that isn't all. Typo
graphical errors, transmissions and
what not make the book that Is an all
important one almost uninteIligible.
We don't like to jump on q man when
he Is down, but Ii seems that for in
competence, carelessness and lack OF
attention to details, North Dakota has
drawn a prize in it's secretary Of
state.
Bismarck Palladium. From every
direction in the state comes the favor
able endorsement OF T.. B. Hanna, the
distinguished congressman, for gov
ernor OF North Dakota This gentle-
man is the peoples candidate and un-
less we err In the universal sanction
Of his candidacy. It will be Governor
Hanna In 1912.
Oriska Sentinel: L, b. Hanna has
come out with an announcement thar
ne will run for the republican canii-
dacy for governor. and judging from
the support given him at all times In
this locality 1t will be pleasant news
to The Sentinel's readers. His early
life In this state was spent not so
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

Copyright 1871, BY c. N. Mathcr.
Ain't IL Funny7

Amt It funny
that the rummy
with the least
brains in his
head
AS q parlor enter
tainer has a
bangup reputa
tion?
1t funny
how the folks
will litter at the
things he's said,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
REsT AND HEATH 70 MOTHER ANN eHlln

Mns. WxNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
use Ior over SIXTY WEARS by MILLIONS .of
0LnERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
IEELHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS, II
Syg!HES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS
Al.s4sAIs all PAIN CUREC WIND COLO, aud
y the best remedy for DIARRHGA. III ia all
soiutely harmless. Be sure and ask for MRS
Winslow's Soothing syrup" and taxa 10 nsnss
kind Twenty-Five cents bottle
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

An optimist is man who can get a
laugh out OF a musical comedy-The-
atre Goer.
An optimist is man who dyes his
mustache and can make himself be-
lieve he Is fooling anybody.-T. A. L.
An optimist Ii man who stops in
front OF millinery window with his
wife.--A. X. J.
An optimist liz q man who cheer
fully puts on his rubbers when the
ship is sinking.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
Heard Of But Seldom Seen,

One hundred dollar bills.
Honest politicians.
Unhappy rich men,.
Nonpuncturable tires.
Actors with retiring dispositions.
Comfortable Pullman berths.
Boarding house chicken.
Raises In salary.
Old fashioned honesty.
Yarb tea.
Wonderful patent medicine cures.
Something for nothing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

many miles north Of us but that he
was always considered our neighbor
and many of his old acquaintances
and friends are still farming on our
north prairie and whom are always
pleased to boost for Hanna. His pub
lie career both in the state and senate
and in our national congress has been
such that his re- election whenever he
ran was always assured. Speaking in
terms Of approvaI OF his own work and
stand on public matters and his record
as . private citizen socially or finan
cially. would seem to make him a log
1caL safe and creditable man to place
In the governors chair Of our state
Ambrose Tribune: Congressunan
Hanna's announcement OF his candi-
dacy for governor and the withdraw
al Of Usher Il. Burdick has made cutie
q change In the SUPERNATURAL noni-
nation race, and II looks as though 1T
10 In Mr.. Hanna's favor. Burdick wac
BY far the strongest opponent and HIS
withdrawal will give Hanna an eaay
victory. Professor Aaker ii in the
race and II Is said that Attorney Gem
eral Miller will enter--but he will be
more logical candidate on the DEM
ocratic ticket than on the republican,
as he was q democratic supporter dur
ing the last campaign.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
How 10 Get In Wronu.

Praise the complexion OF your neigh
boris wife
Ask for hair cut in barber shop
on Saturday night.
Criticise the maids biscuits.
Begin by telling a little woman she
In "cltAp
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VOLUME xxxv. NO. /.

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Subscription The Fargo Forum ana
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Rheumatism
IS a conetltuflonai nleeasn.

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1t manifests itself III local aches and
palms. ntiarned joints and stiff mus
eless--but Ii cannot be cured BY local
applications.
1t requires constitutional treatment.
end the best IL q course OF the great
blood purifying and tonic medicine
Hood : SarsaparilIa
which corrects the acid condition Of
the blood and builds Up the system.
Get 1t today III usual liquid form or
ehocolated tablets called Sar@mkmbs.
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TYPHOID VACCINE
IS TO Be USED
At ARMY CAMP
Surgeon General Robert Smart
Issues Order Relative TO In
oculation With Fever-Pre.
venting Serum.

Following the action oi the regular
army 100 using Nphuid vaccine as "a
prev snIatiNc measure when thor, is
ih, slightest chance oft soldiers "Il-
tracing the dreaded scourgG ~ug-
-,uu General Robert smart has inl-
tiut.d proceedings Co huyo aS many
members Of the guard a. possible
thus protected
The use of vaccine is not COM
maud,d by the dvpartouts circular,
which is % pended, but is strongly
urged Tho serum was used az Alas
cadorp camp last year with beneficial
results.
10 Company Commanders
Your attention bel respectfully in-
vit,d 60 IA, use of the typhoid Sar-
cine us means OF protecting tho ape
p,aruuc, and proud uf typhoid fever
100 military camps
during tho pas, four months be hla
boon used upon 100 troops iuImiug
th, mlucuN,r hrlgud,s on the Mex
can border with tho result that tdct'
have boon No cases of Vpnoid do
Nplop,d amongst those trops.
The use of vaccine has been st'm-
uldtcd recently by the example oi
ma, honorable secretary OF War VIII,
was hims.l uuoculatcd against IA,
disease.
Ia order to De- of service In success
fully preventing typhoid 1t b. ncces'
sary that three doses bo given az Ia
tcrNals 90 about ten days.
In country such AZ Ncw Mexico
in which the Inhabitants to a large
extent depend for their water supply
! approximations wells the presence OF
typhoid fever is more to oc feared
than Boo the larger contcrs of popula'
tion provided with good, filtered VA
ter supply and IN point of oNporienc,
| typhoid b one OF the most prevalent
of the summer diseases ia this torri-
tory
The use vi the protective inocula'
ton b. fraught with no danger 10 IN,
individual al an In most cases Their,
b. no reaction after rs use A few
cases experience slight htadach'