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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-06

SRI. Selma Snden reiite an
Montae nod @aniaS &itp, I'M Der
ipailbte 5u beilder.
-MboIf gieber, bon Stuiss, be-
fono iid am lesten Sreitag. beiuds'
tpeiie, in Sermann.
CD. 8ormarrtt. BON Sreoerids'
burg, befano ii6 am Witttpoh nno
geIterm beiudsweiie in nnierer
Staot.
SIN benz bena9borten Mont-
aornerp County miro morgen iiber
2ocal Option, unter oetn teiiert @e.
ies, abseitimnt perben.
-Srau Zulu &oetbemeper unh
SodterdRn giolette reiiten am les-
ten Samstag nod ct. 2ouis, gum
8eiu6 BON 8ertpanbten unb Sreun.
ben.
SRI. Sba 8oopmairr, Delde
ieit bier @ohen bier bel ibren 81.
tern auf 9eiutb mar, febrte on leg.
ten Sonntag wieoer nad ct. Sonls
5uriid.
C. 9lumer, bon Berger, Der
Grdiibent bes Sdtuei5er : Sereins
Selpetia. mar am oergangeneal
Counting bier, urb Dobnte elmer
8eriammlnrg bes 8ereins BEL.
-Sris aimmel. Der idon lett
Idngerer 3eit an @emiitbSfranfbeit
lit, tpurbe lebte @o6e BON Oct
gountp Court als irriinnig erflart
unb aiif berei1 a~ftorbmung naf bem
Srren.aipI in Sutton gebrudt.
-gbas. Sanbidieel urb @attin,
DO. ct. 2ouis, paren 5u gnbe Der
rr,ieen ISOLDE bier auf geiub bel
Suit. u. Sreurib, Srau Sonbi6iesls
@ater, uno paren mabrenb ibres
Sicrir,ns Die @Gite bon Capt. Mug.
8ohlt uib Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-06

-g8m. Bitte, bon Ban, befano
it'd am pergangenen Sreitag, ge-
l%ddftebalber. bier in Der Stabt uilS
%erfrente aud, uns nit einem 8eiitd)
auf unierer Office.
-Senrp Sdulte un0 @attin, BON
Bat, befmtoen ii9 am lesten Srei-
tag inter ben 8eiltd)ern bon Ser.
mann, unb ipra6en BEL bieier @ele-
genbeit aud aui unierer Office Dor.
Sral Sbeo6or 8raf il. uro
&inber reiiter am pergangenen
Samstag nod Sefferion Gitp, aui
mebrere 8oden gum geiuf, bel
bortigen @erpanoten unb Sreunoen.
-9as i6pimmenbe Sbeater
v8onoerlano" befinbet iif) iebt alif
ieiner Sriibiabrsreiie, ben Miiiouri
binauf un6 miro itns ont nd6iten
Montoa, ben 9. 8. 90, nit ieinem
9eiub besliiden.
-&idter 81. q. 9reuer begab
Ii6 am lesten Sonntag nod Steel
bile, Inn ben SUM Sermin les
&reisgerifts bon Gpanforb ab5u.
balter, an Stelle bon &idter @ooS-
foe, peIber iid seiunobeitsbalber
i'm Serien befinbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-06
9mr6 Sensabel idiuer ocrleet.

Hidarh S6aumrberg, in Ser NGbe
non Sirit Greet uobnbaft, pur6e
lesten Mittpoh Menb bon einem
idnperen llngliif betroffen. Gr NOR
aaif ieiner Sarm bmnit beid1ftigt
Sen bonn @agen in Die Sdeuer gu
nerla6en ln6 oils Die Iette 8agen-
labung ubgelaben tporben ioate,
bIidte er auapdrts nm 81 ieben Oh
Die groBe Seusabel berab fomme,
oils Die @abel plOsIih berabfiel nno
Die mdhtige 3infe Shmimberg ing
auge traf. 8ei6e allgenIioer un6
Die 8ode tuur6en 5erriiien un5 6as
aiige 10 ihaper berIett. BOB er pabr-
ideinIid Die Sebfraft nerlieren
mirb. Ser 8er1punbete spiirSe 10.
fort 5ur Office bes Or. 6. Saffner.
babier gebradt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-06

Serr gommiiidr lieB oaber burd5
feline lln~tereebenen, am Montag unb
am SienStag Die StraBen Ser Stoot
burd 8aiieritrabIen bon Den Selier.
bporanten griirl6li9 abipiiIen urb
peinigen.
-9ie 9ireftorert Der Mferbal.
@eieaidaft MAIDEN gana ipeciele an-
ltrengnnger, UNI mdditet Serbit els
ne erfolgreide ausite0umg gu ii6ern
utuo IN bieiem bodit Iobenspertben
unternebmen iollten iie Dor aaem
aud bon unieren @eid1ftsleiiten,
Sarmern uno @ieb5idtern IN
prompter uno tbatfraftiger @eiie
urteritiist tperben. 9ie 8rdmier-
liite TIT sriinblidJ rebiOiert tporoen
uno in iantmtIi6en @btbeilunaen
purben ~anaiebenbe Breiie aiisgeiest.
Mit beridieoenen @eieaidaften fir
unterbaltitng 1rto Sergniigen fino
4bfommen getroffen tporben fir Ell.
ne &~eibenfoIge bon ipeciellen Gt.
traftionen, Deldbe an iebem Gage
pdbrenb Der @ltsiteIune itattfitoeit
tperoen. Cine Reuerune Der oies.
iGbrigen GusltcIlatta beitebt in Den
8erfiufen BON @ieb, tueIfe am let.
rem Gage Der Iusiteliing, ntn
ben 81. aueuit Itattfin.
ben lper6en u1b peIhe gans beiol'
bers fir Sarfner uro giebaiifter
bon sroBem Sntereiie iinb.
-Wean fam cine b6ie 3ange
unb bod einen i6oner @afto baben.
@ande Srauen baben Sos cine OBJ
ne Dos arp6ere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-06
i~fnuinunenoe
Sbeater

n8onberlanb" tpirb am ndfiter
Montag, ben 8. 3. &C., bier eintrsf'
fen un6 miro am &benb 6eiielber
Cages, laltt anseise, an anoerer
Stele bieies 8Iattes. cine ieiner
beliebten goritenungen seben.
-Smn 8. g. Sacobs, bon Belle.
billie, Sns., traf am pergangener
Samstag bier Elm, Inn cine ISOLDE
in ibrer @eburtsftaot, iotpie aif 9e.
i,,d Bel ibren 8riibern Sulius unb
Sbeobor Graf unb ibrer Sdmeiter,
Srau @ugen Naiie, 5u berpeilen.
-Sris @ide, bon Sbiro Greet
SomnIbip, meIfer mebrere Gage in
Berger. ailf gei,t6 Bel ieiner Sod-
ter, Srali 8iegarpo, getpeien mar,
traf am lebten Montag bier elm
uno flrbr auf Dem 0ampfer Iliglrit
@oblt naf ieiner Seimatb lit Der
Idbe BON oct. Sterling. SIN ieiner
@eieqidaft befono iih Gam. @ie-
aanb, gleidfalls bon set. Sterling.
-Sral 4bele 2ange, @ittpe oes
erIt inn 8priabre peritorbenen grnit
Sarge, lit am Mittpo1 in ibrer
8obnune in Morrtion naf f,lr5er
&ranfbeit geitorben. 8ie 8eritor-
bene mar cine Sdtpeiter bes Gollr.
tpridters Sranf Snden unb mar
audi in unIerer Stool mobIbefomt
unb geodtet. 9ie 8eeroigurtg faRb
aeitern auf oem SamiIienbegrdbniB-
plate altf Ser 2ange Sarm ltatt.
-Wtit Iltsnabme zines lei6ten
Sdallers ant 26. Moi, baben mir
bier nun ieit beinabe bier 8ofer
feiien &egen gebabt. 9ies lit bel
Der iesiget Sabres5eit nidt nur
angenebm, ionbern es fdngt an aud
Iebr beoenfli6 81 iper6en, iilbem bel
nod langerem &%egermangel bic
Selo. unb @arten : Srii6te lebr &C.
iGGoigt merben nnb Der grtrog
Der nafiten ernte iebr fragli6 lit.
= auguIt 50. Doermanlt, bon
Stpenspille, befnnb iif am Wontag
eier in @eifaften alf Dem Na6lai-
fenidafts : @eridt urb iprad au6
aiif rnierer Office Dor, bebufs gr-
nelierling ieines Announcements auf
bic 3eitrrg. 8ie biele anbere BE.
.pobner bes Iiioliden SbeiIs unieres
@oiintps, lit atid Serr 9oerulann
niGt DEFENDERS erbaut bon Dem lln;-
meg iiber bie Sod SsIanb 9abn,
init 5luei Stunben aufentbalt III
2dbaoie uno bon 90 iiber ole Mo.
Bacific 9abn rad Sermann. or lit
baber gang entidieben 5i @lutiten
elmer eIeftrii6en 8abn bon Sernlatn
iiber Oapensbille nod, Cuba, mo-.
6ur6 Die Mo. Bacific gabn nit Der
&od Sslanb. Iomie alih nit Der
Srisco 9abn perbunoen tpiiroe.
Snfolge zines BON unierer 81.
~siSlatur gemad)ten @eieses lit Elm
Sober, tpel6er @aiolin gebrmtdt,
BON raditen 1. auguit on genotbigt
cine idarladrotbe Same (oocr
6aBl anSuidaffen, auf peIdbes Dos
@ort n@aioIine" in groben 9ud-
itaben eebrudt lit. Der 3ped Die.
les @eieses beitebt BARN, ielbif
fir unporiidtige Saitsirmien einen
SebIgriff fait unmoelib 5r moden,
10 Dob oieielben in 3rfutft, beim
Seueramiinoen, nid)t mebr @aiolin
alritatt &obIerol gebraitde,t unh ba+
6urd) 2eben itno gigentbum ger.
itoren. gs miro 6aber ltngeieslih
iein, ipenm elm Sdn6Ier aoblenol in
elmer rotben Same ODER in einem
rotben Sob abliefert, inoem bieie
Sdrbc ipeciea niir fir @aioIit be.
itinunt lit.
Carnegie bot $4,000 be8nblt,
Inn einen silten @adbarn 81 erbal.
ten. 9ofiir lit elm Sober idlieBIid
germ elm gutter Rofbar. 8enig-
- = : NJ 4 { rlN.I n.HaN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-06

/ -
nm elm paar @o1en BEL @ertpanb
ten uno SreunSen, in Der Rabe DOT
Stolpe, ibrer friiberen Seimatb, a.
pertpeiIen.
-5rau Naomi Saienritter. oerer
8atte, 81. s. Saienritter, i'm Sc
brlrar bieies Sabres bier itarb. ii
bieie @ohe nit ibrer Sodter nod
ct. Souls gesogen, Inn in gu
funft bort al tuobnen.
-g6p. StrebIp, tpelder mebrere
Gage bier auf 8eiuf Bel ieinem
Batter. Otto Streblp. foapie anberen
@ertuanoten auf geiud, mar, reiite
am Montag oieier 8ode ipieoer
nad ct. 2ouis 5uriid.
Sim Sonntag tpirb feline @ot-
tesoiemit in Der epatgl. ct. Bauls-
Stride itattfinoen, 90 Raitor &aii-
mant an bieiem Gage in Hbinelarb
prebigen uno bas IbenomabI aus.
tbeilen miro.
-Sus. 2oriie um6 amanba
Saeffner trafen am pergangenen
Sreitag bon ct. 2ouis bier elm, Inn
mebrere @oden BET 8ertpanoten in
Der Iabe bon Spiss unb ser Sirlt
Greet gu p~erleben.
Ben. 3aois, bon Cincinnati, 8.
melfjer mebrere Gage bier bel lei.
zen Shtpiesereltern. @m. Soft
martr ulrb @attin, auf 9eiu6 mar,
febrte am lebten Montae Dieber
naf) Dunie 5uriid.
-alepurber Iaiie febrte am
lebten 6reitag, nod fait s1peiidbri-
ger Ibpeienbeit, BON aanias Gitp
5uriid, I'M Elm paar Gage bier BEL
Ieinen gltern, gugen 9aiie urlb @at-
tin, 5u aerieben.
Or. artbur SieSler, tpeld)er
mebrere @odlen bier bel ieinen 81
tern, 9risfa Sieoler ltro @ottin,
cuff geiud tpar, reiite am letter.
Sanstog mieber mad 2agroiIe, @is.
coniin no er ais 3abnarSt etabliert
lit.
-sfug. Soeotmalln reiite am Der,
gangenen Sonntag rnd Sfaippille,
no er Dabreno mebrerer $50
d)en Die Oortigen beiliamen 91oer
sebrauden miro, nm boffentlif) bon
rbeunlatiiden 2eiben befreit
5u per6etp.
Ole bieiisen Sbo 6eaom ullb
Die &ebefab 2ogen iperben am frdd).
item Sonntng, Inn 6 l1br abenos,
ouf Dem itabtiiden Sriebbofe cine
@eodftniBfeier abbalten uno Die
@rGber ber beritorbenen Witglieber
oes Srbens beforieren.
-Ebil. Hief, melfer iett 5tpei
i'm @bitor : 9epartement
ser 9en Telephone 60, in ct.
beiddftigt mar, traf an
Ntontag bier eir, nm 5tpei Wtonate
in Der altet Seimatb, bel
ieinen gltern, 6. a. &ief unb 8at-
Tin, 5u perleben.
81. .. Suenfel, ipeIdber nab
reno bes perfloiienen Sdulterrnins
ais Sebrer oer offeutliGen Sdllle
IN Saflor, Mu. altgeltelt par, be.
fanO lid, an pergangenen Samstag
bier, mlf Der 9nr6reiie nod, 9rafe,
UNI einen SbeI ieiner 6erien BEL
Ieitten elterlt 5u berleben.
-6ran Sobn Saib febrte am
uergangenen Somstag BON ct.
5urid, mo- iie iid mebrere
Gage beiitfsmeiie aufgebalten batte.
Sn ibrer 9egleitung befan6 lid ibr
Sobrt eotpin Saio, melfer nab.
rcrro oeS pergangenen SabreS oas
oortige Gbriiitan Brothers gollegi-
INN beilidtt bot.
-Seunorm 9aumItarf, peld]er
ieit mebreren Sabren in Den giien-
balm : 8erfitatter, in SebaIia, Mo.,
beIdafigt mar, febrte porige ISOLDE
mad Sermonn 5uriif, Inn oalternb
bier su bleiben, inbem er i'm @e-
idy1it ieiner 9riiSer, Ser &ontraf.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01
Daddy sBedtin3
O. When the
OLOIV - Little Raindrops
Went to Work.

as Jack and Evelyn came in daddy took OF his glasses and } d down his
THAT was quite a storm we had, wasn't it" daddy remarked as
he looked out Of the window where he could see the garden walks
some Of them flooded with rain. = .f |
"Once upon a time there was a lovely white cloud In the sky. It was made
up Of the Hghtest and clearest randrops spread out thin and white
and rivers and the big cities Is they gided along now having a game Of hide
and seek with the sunbeams, again running races with the wind.
Zone day al they sailed along having a good time the storm king cama
rushing up. He brought his thunder and lightning, and the raindrops were
very much frightened: for the storm tossed them about and stabbed and cut
them with the sharp lightning =" 49,
my children said the cloud to the raindrops, the time has come when
you must leave me-
"No, no. the little drops cried; we do not wish to gov
"But perhaps it is best that you should do 90. There is work for you to
10 down there on earth, and when the time comes each little drop must go
down and go to work. the cloud gently answered.
1.-THE storm king vas growing rougher and rougher. He had added a cold,
fierce wind to the thunder and lightning, and the little drops felt themselves
shrinking and growing heavier until they dropped down and down to tho
earth. |"'. " t
"Tbey fell, not or a nice green field or a pleasant garden where the pretty
green things could gather them in their leaves or flowers, but in a sandy place
where each drop sank down and down into the darkness.
"They were frightened and chung to ne another as well q they could, for
they feared they would never see the light again.
"At last they came to a big rock that spread out YER 81 far, and the little
drops ran along the rock as fast Is they could. And by and by they reached
the end Of the rock and came trcknng out to form the lovenest little spring
sparkled over white sand and then trcked away a 8 a tiny rl through the
forest The birds cam down to drink at the spring, and thirsty folks quenched
their thirst there. Then the little drops n e glad they had come down, for
every n loved the spring, and the little raindrops had learned that to be
happy they must be useful to others"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01
NATERY BL|STERS
!. ON CH|LD'S FACE
-. HME EeHHbH ID "
Kept Scratching Until Cheeks Fiery
Red. Skin Cracked and ScaIy.
ltched and Burned. Used Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. No.
Return of Trouble.

Smithyille, Ind. - "Six months AFRO QUE
baby girl. n year old, had a few red p,im-
pies come on her face which gradually spread
causing her face to. become very irritated
and a fiery red color. The pimples on the
child's face were at first small watery
blisters Just a small bloch on the skin. She
kept scratching at this, until in a few days
her whole cheeks were fiery red color and
instead Of the little blisters the skin was
cracked and scaly looking and seemed to
itch and burn very much.
Z. We used o number OF remedies which
seemed to give relief for a short time then
leave her face worse than ever. Finally we
got q cake OF CutictIra Soap and a box OF
Cnticura Ointment. / washed the child's
face with very warm water and Cuticrra
Soap, then applied the Cuticura Ointment
very lightly. After doing this. about three
times a day the itching and burning seemed
entirely gone la two days time. Inside or
two weeks time her face seemed well. That
was eight months ago and there has been no
return OF the trouble" (signed1 Mrs. A. .
Wooden, Nov. a, 1912. 458
Il Cuticura Soap and Ointment do 90 much
for poor compilations. red. rough hands, and
dry, thin and falling hair, ana cost SO little.
that ID ia almost criminal not to use them.
Sold by dealers throughout the world. Lib.
eral sample OF each mailed nee, with 32-p.
book on the skin and scalp. Address post.
card '.Cuticura. Dept. Il. Boston.
&s-Men who shave and shampoo with GU
aac.aras snaR Vii flnd ID beztS Tor akin d sad5scalps
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01
STEVENS SAYS EUROPE
. CALLS WILSON .IDEALIST

Washington, Nov. LIN the opinion
of Representative F. C. Stevens of st.
Paul, who returned here this week
from an extended tour of Europe, as
a delegate to represent the govern
ment at The Hague in matters per-
tanning to International waterways,
"the people Of the leading commercial
nations. are not SO much opposed to
he attitude Of the United States
toward Mexico as they are dissatis-
fed with what they fear will be the
outcome Of their interests through
what they declare to be the idealistic
notions Of President Wilson in deal
ing with Mexican affairs.
Expect Equality on Canal.
""The same is true of the attitude
Of the people there toward the Pana-
ma canal tolls and the exposition. The
business men Of the commercial ma
lions are not disturbed about the ca
nal toll question although their gov
ernments r standing firmly by the
idea that the United States, having
always insisted upon equal rights in
International waterways, is not now in
position to be selfish about such mat
ters.
"As to the exposition it is indiffer-
ence, not hostility, that is keeping
away many of the nations. Among
all the people Of Europe with whom I
came in contact I obtained the impress
sion that they are extremely friendly
to President Wilson. They are CRATE
full to him on account Of his attitude
on the tariff, and his liberality in
opening the markets of the United
States to increasing volumes Of Eu-
ropean goods. All Europe Is delighted
with the prospect Of selling greatly
Increased quantities Of goods in Unit
I'd States markets.
$50 it cannot be said that anything
which looks like a concert of action in
Europe opposing the United States
course as to Mexico is the. result of
hostility toward this country or
toward Mr.. Wilson's administrations"
said Mr.. Stevens, "but European gov
ernments are not impressed by what
they declare to be the idealistic idea
Of President Wilson, and they fear
that his adherence to such notions
will result in injury to the interests Of
European countries"
Europe Is Prosperous.
Call Europe is exceedingly prosper
ous," and with the exception of labor
troubles which are embarrassing the
industries of England, France and
Germany, the great plants in those
countries are tremendously busy turn
ing out products for the worlds mar
kets, and they r delighted with the
expectation of placing much Of their
wares in American markets. -t
Representative and Mrs. Stevens
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01
SATURDAY, NOV. I, 1918.
THE TEACHERS GATHERING.

This issue Of The Forum is largely
devoted to the coming convention of
the North Dakota Educational asso-
citation, regarded in Fargo as n Of
the most important gatherings that the
city Is privileged to entertain. There
is every indication hat this years
meeting Will surpass in attendance and
in interest every previous meeting Of
the association.
The teachers who come to Fargo will
n a warm welcome, not alone from
those engaged In the same profession
as themselves. but from the business
men and citizens Of Fargo generally.
They will find Fargo people are hos
titable and that everything possible
will be one to make their stay in the
city entertaining and interesting as
well as instructive.
The excellent programme which will
be found elsewhere in this issue of
The Forum. should be clipped out and
saved by the teachers who read this
issue. They will also find the names
n addresses Of many Of the teach
ers in the local schools and colleges, so
that, If they have friends among them
they will be able to locate them with
out difficulty.
h Forum has made special ar
rangements to cover this convention
thoroughly and completely. A synopsis
Of every address delivered will be given,
In most instances on the date Of deliv-
cry, and teachers will find valuable ad-
n information in the issues Of The
Forum just preceding the convention.
Teachers are cordially invited to
Fcall at or phone The Forum concern
ing any information they desire re-
garding the city or the convention, and
they viii find all other agencies in the
city equally as ready to be courteous.
The merchants Of Fargo will have
special attractions for those attending
the convention who may wish to take
this opportunity to do some shopping.
Study the advertising in this issue Of
The Forum; it. will be found as inter-
esting as any other feature in this spe-
ciel teachers edition.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01
PADE VISIT.

The coming visit Of Paderewski to
Fargo Is one of the biggest" happen
tngs in recent years for the gate city,
and the efforts of Professor Boehmer
of the Dakota Conservatory Of Music
in securing this great artist should be
fully appreciated by Fargo people.
Paderewski stands pre-eminent as an
exponent Of piano technique today, and
Is one of the greatest artists that the
world has ever known. 1t is a splen-
did privilege that will be accorded the
music lovers Of Fargo to hear him.
The Forum believes that everything
that tends toward a higher plane Of
thought and living should be encour-
aged. Public taste Is largely a matter
of cultivation. and such an occurrence
as the coming Of an artist of the cali
bre of Paderewski is a matter for con-
graduation, not alone to the city, but
to the entire state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01

doctors and Tor Of them could do more
than relieve me for d time.
IT saw your advertisement in a pa
per and decided to try Lydia E. Pink
HAMS Vegetable Compound. I took
seven boxes Of it and used two bottles
of the Sanative Wash, and i am com
pletely cured Of my trouble. When I
began taking the Compound I only
weighed ninety-six pounds and now 7
weigh one hundred and twenty-six
pounds. If anyone wishes to address
me in person ]. will cheerfully answer
all letters, as I cannot speak too highly
of the Pinkham remedies. Miss JEs-
SIZE MARSH, Adrian, Texas.
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has accom-
plished are constantly being received,
proving the reliability of this grand old
remedy. sss
liz yen want special advice write to
Lydia Es RiYaKham Medicine co. (cOni.
dentiaD Lynn, Mass Your letter viii
be opened read and answered by a
woman and held III strict confidence.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01
Arthur News.

DR.. and Mrs. r. Campbell took a
business trip to McHenry county
Wednesday,.
Mrs. H. A. Wagner is spending a
few day with her son John who is in
the Fargo sanitarium.
Mrs. Walter Phillips returned Sat
urday Nom a visit with friends in
Casseltoh.
The Epworth league held a business
meeting Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Burgum and children
have moved to Fargo for the winter.
The Burgum family kill be greatly
missed by the people of this village.
Louie Shure's little daughter fell
and farctured her arm but is improv-
ing rapidly.
Mrs. T.. O. Burgum and Mrs. w.
Hackett entertained the Ladies' Aid
at the church parlors Thursday. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Rev. Mr.. Freitog was a Casseltou
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. John IWen returned home aft
er spending several days In Fargo.
The Sunday school contest has been
decided. the blue buttons being the
winning side. The red buttons enter
tain the winners with a banquet at
the church parIors Friday evening,
gramme will be rendered. =
after which a very entertaining pro-
gramme will be rendered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01
EXTENDS MONROE DOCTRINE.

A new and broader meaning was
given to the Monroe doctrine by Presi-
dent Wilson in his address before the
Southern Commercial Congress at Mo-
bile, Ala. The emancipation Of the
weaker sister nations in the western
hemisphere from the influences Of ma
terial interests, which are apt to dom
mate the affairs Of the country grant
ing concessions to foreign capital, is to
be the aim Of the United States, ac-
Gording to the president, and to con-
vince the n-American nations Of
our good intentions he alphabetically
declared that we will not again seek to
secure an additional foot of territory
by conquest.
The governing motive of this coun-
try towards its weaker neighbors Is to
be morality and not expediency." Ma
terial interests, the president pointed
out, hal influenced the foreign policy
OF some of the governments in their
relations with the countries of Latin
America, which statement was inter-
pretad as an arraignment Of those
AAS~A1~ASA 1Al1ioCAiIS5 Which, lIdd SSClESu
in some cases recognition for he
Huerta government in Mexico.
The inevitable subordination of weak
Latin-American nations to strong for
eign financial interests is as bad for
those countries as territorial acquisi-
ton possibly could be-, because it ar
rests the development Of the constitu-
tional and human rights Of the peo-
pie.
President Wilson's moral extension
of the Monroe doctrine should find
great favor with the Latin-American
countries because of the unselfish mo-
tive which prompted it. The announce
1nert that eve again win the United
States seek territory by conquest
should greatly aid In clearing up the
misunderstanding which has existed in
regard to the Monroe doctrine among
the people Of the countries we Seek to
assist. These nations have mistaken
w hut constantly cherished the idea
that we had designs pom their terri
tory.
The presidents policy is somewhat
In line with that expressed by Colonel
Roosevelt in his Rio de Janeiro speech
iii that he seeks the cooperation ofsthe