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v S COMING
HERE F ULL
OF CLASS

;v,t, ors Aoiulu Is Furnished the organ
who arriya Sslnised by Robert McGroer
Manchuris mere this morning on the
theatrical ., sone really high class
e.Isv w,.A companies Will no soon To-
Necreer the next few months =
1910 aeo VINO was, up 10 a fov
r $3.50 general manapcr !, ~
ConsoI''asu Amusement VI me
m n wss.a flying trip TO the
c !, Z, nsnies ana re ne secured several
coz p.n ..sa nnu this morning eomnlet.
su a. ..s.ssn ~, with j. C. Cohen
the veteran mpressario for ! ,nea;
CT which VIII De Short onoa Iirst
Of the Virginia Brissac dsasement
pany, which Is claimed Sn iauc com
as being much better a. McIreer
than when seen here Ios. elonser
This COMPANY 3 At present nlay;n.
stock engagement in Los knaa ~
and will come here preparsd seles
duce q repertoire Ct the ,a,as 20 pro
cesses, including such we'll sue sue
plays as bird Of Paradise {. .C
Rich-Q uick-Wallingford," "Tba CT 20.
lers," ETC., the company win nnn,ha'
scme twenty-five players aeains, s's
teen on the previous engagem M
fere. t
Another attraction that VIII donh,
less fill a lcngfelt want win be =
comic opers organization said nv
Manager Cohen and McGreer ia he
the best Of its kind to- ever visit tbis
city, having roster Of thirty-two
people. This company VIII offer such
bills as Tales Of Hoffman" Madam
Sherry" sCbimes Of Normandy y
"Beggar Student Jack ana the
Beanstalk" and many Of the latest
musical comedy successes Among
the principals will be Robert Pitkin.
leading comedian at the Tivoli opera
house. San Francisco, George Elmer
Mindell Kingston, Myrtle Dingwell,
Oscar Walsh. Elyira Rand. Marta
Golden, George Liddy, Fred Snooks
and several others whom McGreer
says will be well known stage cele
breties.
Cohan has not decided upon The
exact date of playing these attrac
ti0ns, but that 1t will be within tn,
next month or two is certain.
McGreer expects to remain here 70
g few weeks, returning to the coss
In time to accompany the attraction
back here, ..'.9
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Coffee is a hidden but powerful -
emV to ones progress in life To-
subtle, narcotic poison, ,geakens
heart interfelcs with digestion and
has definite and destructive effec,
On the nervous system. People VIM
are content to load themselves with
inpediments to progress, who refuse
to supply body with food and drink
of the kind needed to make up for
the daily disiutegration of nerve and
brain tissue, must stand aside in tho
race for prominence. ...: IT,. =
: Tho ones who are properly fe1
will surely win the laurels. ~,
Postum furnishes the gluten and
phosphates of grain needed by Ma.
ture to nourish brain and nerves. II
has a delicious taste similar to the
mild, high grade Jayas, but with none
of the bad effects of coffee. -.
-. HI. il. q
There are those who are entirely
careless as to what goes into the
stomach, but the one who would make
all his movements tend toward
health, and possible greatness can
know by personal test. :<... 80.
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gave the representatives Of the other
side every chance to reply, if they
chose to do SO. RS
when the resolution calling for
the investigation was introduced, we
at once addressed letter to the SEN
ate, expressing our pleasure at the
opportunity to furnish any and all in
formation regarding our activities ana
/ think the readiness with which this
information was given by all of cur
witnesses impressed the newspapers
and the public generally with the
justice of cur cause.
Don't Give Up the Fight.
1t looks as If the administration bill
will pass, unless, indeed, the Demo.
cratic senators from some of the beet
sugar states Will stand firm with
Louisiana against free sugar. Free
sugar will mean the closing down OF
nearly all of the beet factories, many
of them in states which have lately
gone Democratic. and is the greatest
political mistake that party can pos.
sibly make.
f.. . OF lIElS anu OtliCi lGfiSoCh<''
think the people of Hawaii should lie
down and take it for granted that the
sugar gameSis settled, even If the bill
goes through. 4 great deal can &c
done in three years, and the campaign
of education should be kept up more
vigorously than ever. This applies not
only to organized effort, but to every
L
good has already been accomplished
by the thousands Of letters from Ha-
wall, and We have seen many eVf
dences in Washington of the interest
aroused all over the country by these
personal appeals. Every citizen IN the
territory should constitute himself a
committee of one to keep up this work,
il we are to be confronted with Tree
sugar in three years
~.
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HAWAIIANS
MADE CLEAN
FlGHT-PAxT0N

CONTINUED from page oneJ
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President Poincare OF France ar
rived in London, where he was enter
tanned at luncheon by the lord mayor
and corporation of the city of London.
Aviator r. w. Graham was ar.
rested in Seattle for having Struggled
an aeroplane across the border into
Mexico last month.
A dozen federal officers batt,ed
with whiskey smugglers on tho Kew.
stone trail headed for Tulsa orls
Twelve wagon loads of LIQUOR a,ars
captured. An Inuian, one Of tho
guards, was killed. luz
Serious fires are reported in tho
forests Of the Chuchiganation district
in Alaska ~
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HAWAIIAN i.
BOARD SESSION
NEARING END

Practically completing the business
of the weeks session, with the excep-
ton of a few minor items of lesser
Importance which are to be taken up
tomorrow morning, those in attend
ance at the ninety-first annual con-
ference of the Hawaiian Evangelical
Association this morning listened to
the reading of the remaining reports
and elected officers to serve during
the coming year.
Rev. H. H. Parker, pastor of Hawai-
ahao and moderator for the 1912-1913
association year, presided at the meet
ing this morning for the second time
since the opening of the session. 1t
was voted upon to hold the meeting
next year at the Kaahumanu Church,
Wailuku, Maui. Rev. L. B. Kaume-
heiwa, pastor of the Maui church, was
chosen as moderator; Rev. s. Kapu
moderator, and P. D. Kellett
scribe. The 1914 entertainment COM
mittee will consist Of r. B. Dodge,
treasurer; j. w. Kalua, Rev. Kaume-
heiwa, Mrs. Joseph Welsh, Frank Bald
win, H. A. Baldwin and William Ku-
kona. The program committee will be
composed of R. B. Dodge, chairman;
w H. Rice, Rev. Akaiko Akana, Rev.
A.. c.. BowdishH and j. w: Kalua. The
report of the conference on Kauai
last year was presented by William H.
Rice who, among other things, men
toned the cost of the entire conven-
ton as totaling in the neighborhood of
two thousand dollars,
The report of the committee upon
the relation of the association to other
organizations was read by w. b. Ole
son. the committee consisting of Will
liam Kamau, s. H. Oni, E. S. limo
teo and w. B.. Oleson. The commit
tee in charge of printing a revised
handbook for the. use of the ministers
of the various churches under the iur-
isdiction of the association, composed
of ]. p. Erdman, chairman; J. M. Lyd-
gate, r. 3. Dodge and E. S. Timoteo,
was authorized to have printed 1000
comics of the pamphlet, and a motion
was passed whereby each church will
contribute two dollars toward the ex-
nense and receive in return two copies
81 the hook. one of which will be CIV
ON the minister and the other the clerk
of the church 1t was also voted to
! leave out of the book the confession
, Of faith, this, however, to be retained
! a. the articles of. faith of the churches.
!. A discussion of plans for securing
, during the,coming year large num-
! Der Of additional members to the oil:
/ ferent churches was held from ~: 81
r to IL o'clock. the leaders being Messrs.
upchurch, Kopa, da Silva, keIlett and
c Nagamori The program for this aft
ernoon Includes a meeting of the Sun,
day School Association from until
i $50 O'clock. while from $50 until .
O'clock DISCUSSION of the subject
Enriching Cur Faith" will be held
me leaders to be Messrs. Bowdish'
+ ~ Horne, Santos, Scudder and kauepuu.
l ne Christian Endeavor conservation
e meeting and praise service will be.
n nesa IN the church at O'Clock THIS
~, ne program for tomorrow, when
VIII WIZ nring to q close the ninety-frst an
:, . pc. Conference, follows: E..
: =. o - roSing the Power of Christ" John
! co Scg1.,?:oo a. m.-Prayer and Song:
- P,ais p,et,on , OF Business. Farewell
Pnr Gy and Prayer Service. Leader:
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carry several persons Sunday. =.
Tom Wing, brother of the aviator,
arrived in Honolulu this morning and
Immediately set to work assembling
the IS horsepower biplane that will
he used for the Sunday exhibition.
The performance of Sunday gives
promise of being well attended af-
fair. The entire Chinese population
is evincing a desire to see the only
representative of their country who
performs above the skyline.
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EIIE NWl0 MAl1 ~
q Paris. The photograph
alone q this weird locking
gentleman wHs said % be
suheiens TO throw his beau
tiful subject into the hyp-
motto trance. HypnOtism
isthe most wonderful. mys-
terious and powerful force
In sli the void. Anybody
Who can read and write may
become q Hypnotist and sc-
complish al that Svengali
ever did and more. Age.
ser o. physieA. appearances
make no difereoee pfov1d-
ING you possess the most of-
binary intellisenee. You
may now master this fasci-
mating science at your own
home. By a few hour
study you may learn ell
sbouf the secrets, methods.
uses and wonder Of the
Hypqotie trance. You can
surps,ss and mystay your
friends b. placing Others
under this weird and magic
spell and compel them 20
sss. think. feel end act pre-
cissly a. you wish. You
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deiu and Astounding fsa and create fun and amusement
for hows a. time. II you wish - make msnsy you
may Do By giving entstanments. treating dscsses o
you can master this money-makng profession essyf
lnvcsgate NOW. IL cost nothng 70 Ind out shout r.
Just wtelof free copy q the book Key % the My1
tcres q Hypdotsm. Your request for il By letter
postal L - you By return mail free and postped
IL truly aStosndng rok in the elegance Of its make
up henumber and beauty q Is pictures and the abbng
intcca q the sbiect with which Il reats Hou vii b
snpt.sd q lam q tie Npnders and timphs Of Hypno-
tim. Magnets Heing, Pesonal Magnetism. and the
allied bAqchsG u oyeuken. But 700 will Be more sur
ssc th<,s ers and prs<tcs them a. vel any opsfor
IN the lard Ts book may be had for the ask.
IN. Il viii Be sent LBSOLUTELY FREE or COST 70
srho vrite to- = Wheher you wish to sse Hypnoti@
" b 5friS 1.;l "a iAclsoN MICH. u.s.A
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Among the passengers booked for
trip in an airship with Tom Gum
at Schofield Barracks next Sunday is
genuine hula-hula dancer. Tom an
hounces that a number of persons
nave signified desire to brave the
cir currents over Oahu, notwith-
standing the fact that they are re-
ported to be very dangerous. 1t is
probable that, added to his other pro-
gram Of air-vaudeyille, Tom will
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BOUND
/, HIS SPELL!
Strange Story Of Hypnotic Control =
ereised by Svensai-
HIs sEcRrT EXPOSED m a FRfE BOO

Thisis kgnstive picture Of Svensah The sr..ii N.
single eeaatry SRI and made q her the greatest nns1 y
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27
The Theatres
A Grand Programme.

The talking moving pictures shown
yesterday at the Orpheum were the
big hit of the. show, for this was the
first time shown in public in the north
west and everybody was pleased, espe-
c1ally at the picture lecture given by a
man, as we'll as the Edison minstrel
show. Dolan & Lenharr appeared in
their own burlesque mind reading act
which was exceedingly funny, for the
comedy business Of Mr.. Dolan and the
mind reading of Miss Lenharr blend
ed so nicely together that it caught
everyone. Really there are some very
mysterious stunts pulled off. Another
big act was that of the La Tell boys,
who are trained athletes and who do
some classic posing which is grandly
done, and which created much ap-
plause. Florence Raymond in her little
act Of ventriloquism made much of her
time on the stage and was another of
the hits Of the show. Clark & Wald-
ron in their duo ragtime act was an
other Of the bright spots on the pro-
gramme. 1t is a good show from be-
ginning to the end and the new nov
city, the talking pictures. simply went
better than even Manager Fowler
thought they would. Professor Coscio
in his big descriptive overture and
other music was excellent.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27
CANE TO FARGO
TO BUY Her FURS
MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN FINDS SHE
GETS BETTER FuRs AND MORE
SATISFACTORY PRICES IN THIS
clTY-sAVED MORE THAN Elk
PENsE OF THE TRIP.

That Fargo is. ahead of Minneapolis
In one line at least was fully demon
strated this week when a lady from
that city came into Joseph g. Hoenck's
store n selected a beautiful full
length fur coat. In a conversation with
the salesman she stated that she had
made the trip to Fargo especially for
the purpose of purchasing a coat as
her husband had bought a set of mink
for her from the firm a few years ago
and they had given her such good
service that she decided to buy her a
coat from the same place.
She also said that the price quoted
on the coat was so much lower than
what she could secure in the cities
that she had paid all her expenses and
a years storage and insurance out of
the saving and had a pretty penny
left. The firm also received several
shipments for storage from parties
who live in the twin cities this week
and every letter contained enthusiast
tiv endorsement Of the care they give
to the repairing and storing of fur
garments.-Advt.
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JUDGE WALLIN HERE
Member of First North Dakota SUI
preme Court. Back in Fargo Wis
itins-LiVes in Chicago.

Judge Alfred Waliln of Chicago. g.
member of the first supreme court of
North Dakota, and at one time chief
justice. is a visitor in the city for a
few days. This is the ~jurist's first Wis
it here in two years and his many
friends are. giving him a warm well
come to hA5 old home.
Judge Wallin, Judge Corliss, former
ly Of Grand Forks, and Judge Bartho-
lnmew were the first three justices of
the North Dakota supreme court.
Judge Corliss was the first chief JUS
tice of the state. He. too, has remov-
ed from the state, as a year ago he
tool up his future residence in Cali
fornia.
When Judge Wallin returns to Far
go he is always greeted by many OF
the prominent and older members of
the legal fraternity of this city.
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New York American: This poem.
the last of the few verses written by
o. Henry and the last thing he wrote
before his death, was scrawled on the
back of a few envelopes during a visit
to a friend in Greenwich village. AS
far as is known, the poem was indited
to nobody in particular, nor did the
author give it to anyone 1t was found
in his room. Three days later the ILL
that terminated his career com
PEELED him to take to his bed. He died
shortly after this, and the verses be-
came the property of Richardson Lit
tie Wright, the Siberian traveller and
author, who gave them to The Ameri-
can.
Hard We may be in the tumult,
Red to you battle hilts;
Blow give blow in the foray,
Cunningly ride in the Tits.
But tender1y, ~unbeguiled-
Turn to a woman a woman's
Heart and a child's to a child.
Test of the man If his worth be
In accord with the ultimate plan
That he be not, to his marring,
Always and utterly man.
That he may bring out Of the tumult,
Filter and undefled,
To Woman the heart of a
To children the heart of a child.
Good when the bugles are ranting
1t Is to be iron and fire.
Good to be oak in the foray-
Ice at a guilty desire.
But, when the battle is owe
(Marvel n wonder the while)
Give to a woman a woman's
Heart n a Child'S to a child.
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Rugs dirty? Phone 153.-Advt.

Rugs dirty? Phone 153.-Advt.
Eat Crispettes and be happy.-Advt.
Drink Pokegama, a pure spring wa
ter. Phone 1549.-Advt,
ing, blank book. knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Engraved and embossed WORK Of
every description. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Now Is the time to have your cistern
cleaned, Flagstaff painted. Call O'Neill
Hardware.-Advt, ..r ,
Vacation time is coming. Better get
an accident policy for your trip. Do
you know Carpnter ?-Advt.
Patronize the only lithographing
Walker Bros. & Hardy. -Advt.
Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance agency,
500 Front street, phone 1006.-Advt.
Men for work on lawns and odd jobs
of all kinds. Call at Glad Tidings
mission. 116 Front street or phone
35S-L. Advt.
Public s~tenographer. Phone 112.
Dispositions, specifications, corre-
~spondence, reports. etc. 101 Broad
.way.--Advt.
Furniture Of a two room fiat for
sale, would sell one piece to customers.
Suite No. S. Kennedy Bldg; phone
2284.-Advt.
Mrs. L. w. Schruth of the northside
is reported to be slightly improved
today, but her condition continues to
be very serious.
Hon. Alex Stern. n Of the members
of the city commission, went to the
twin cities early this morning to look
after business matters.
If you can't find the labor saving de-
vice o want at Walker Bros. &
Hardy's stationery department, 1t
hasn't been invented.-Advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Horwitz and the
twins and the other children, left yes
terday for Detroit, Mimi, where they
will spend the hummer I'M next fall
will move to Minneapolis to reside in
the future.
o. A. Olson's closing u sale of
e~mbroideries is in progress and will
continue until every yard is disposed
of. The prices quoted are away below
cost and the designs are very hand
some.-Advt.
AS there are several candidates for
admittance to the Elks In this city,
who desire to go to the jamestown
state convention there will be an in
itiation on the evening of June Z or
June IA, and there will be a special
meeting for this purpose next Satur-
day night.
Col. w. p. Mccormick of M~inneapo-
lis, who has been travelling this way
for the past forty years, has been in
the city for a few days making calls
on the various contractors, in the in
,terest of the adamantine plaster. He
says that business is good all over
the territory he travels.
Chief OF Police Bingham blossomed
out yesterday morning with a brand
new uniform and being tall and athlet-
lie in his general makeup he presented
a. fine appearance. The chief is now
In his new office In the former
police court room and is having the
police alarm cases changed.
DR.. Breiten, one Of the well known
professional mel of the town of Per-
ham, Mimi, has been in the city for
a day or two attending to business
and was q guest at the Waldorf. as
he was well acquainted with the two
Minnesota clerks, doc" Young and
Lud I4adner, I'M enjoyed his visit
here.
O.. Olson's closing out sale of
enlbroideries is In progress and Will
continue until every yard lis disposed
of. The prices quoted are away below
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27
Ancient City Under the Sea.

London Chronicle: Athens-The
ministry of marine states that Lieu
tenant Bakopulos, while carrying out
the observations entailed by the naval
duties assigned to him, happened to
notice on the sea bottom to the east of
the island Of Lemnos, on the reefs
marked on the British admiralty
charts under the name of the Pharos
Bank. at a depth of from five to twen-
ty-ive meters, some ancient ruins
which were perfectly visible and prove
the existence Of a town of about three
miles in circumference. Orders have
been, issued by the ministry to carry
out scientific researches on the spot.
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II. r. GRAssE. Special observer.
LICENSE CASES TODAY
Resort License Cases Heard This AZ
ternoon Before Judge Pollock in
District Court.

Several of the resort license cases
are up for hearing before Judge Pol
lock in the district court this after
noon, deferred from this morning.
They were to have been heard at that
time. but on account Of a previous
matter the court continued them until
a later hour.
The actions are the state of North
Dakota ex rel Peck Hayes ct al n
the state of North Dakota Elk rel Marie
Roberts ct al. States Attorney Fow-
Ter is conducting the prosecution.
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Coming Events
ThuradaY, MAY n.

Thursday, May 20.
Graduate Recital, Fargo Conserva-
tory. ~,
, Friday, May 80.
Memorial day.
Sunday, June 1.
Masonic home coming week. sacred
concert. 9
Monday, june 2. ~
Masonic home coming week and
Shrine jubilee.
Scottish Rite reunion. fourth to four
teenth degrees.
Shiloh lodge, third degree.
Masonic picnic, 6 to s p. m.
Tuesday, June 8.
Masonic home coming week n
Shrine jubilee.
Scottish Rite, fifteenth to eighteenth
degrees.
Royal and Select Masters council.
Mark Masters degree, Keystone chap
Order of Malta, Auvergns COM
knight Templar ball.
Wednesday, june q.
Masonic home coming week and
Shrine jubilee,
Scottish Rite. nineteenth to thirtieth
degrees.
Eastern star degree. Mecca chapter.
Thirtieth anniversary exercises, Scot
fish Rite. 5 p. m.
Thursday, june 9, .
Masonic home coming week and
Shrine jubilee.
Scottish Rite, thirty first ana thirty
second degrees.
Ladies' night, $3.50
Friday, June 9.
Masonic home coming week and
Shrine jubilee.
Grand Masonic and Shrine pageant.
Arab patrol, exhibition drill.
Ceremonial. Ell Zagal temple.
Saturday, june z.
Masonic home coming week and
Shrine jubilee.
Fire festival and Civic day.
Thursday. june 10.
Fargo Gun Club tournament
Friday, JUNE 20.
Fargo Gun Club tournament. ii.
Tuesday, July 1. IL!
Opening Interstate fair.
Friday. July A.
sClosing Interstate fair.
Tuesday, July g.
Opening NJ. d. Retail Merchants con-
vention.
Thursday July 10.
Closing N. p. Retail erchant con-
vention.
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4 CABARET X

EEE%A8&HgHHANEg ~~-
@. my luve's like the red, red rose
Burns.
Have you see my queen?
She's a rose, she's a rose, she's rose,
In the .June-time. soon-time, spoon
time,
She's that tu-ufefuI me-ael-o-o-dee
(Tootle-tooti Plunk-a-plunk! Ding
a-ling!)
Who am 4?
I'm the guy
Who'll love her till the sea goes dry.
Hi. Hi!
Chorus.
Till the sea gets dry. dear,
I'm the guy, dear,
Who'll be waiting for YOU,
Syncopating for you.
Get me right, Good night!
IF. P. Adams, In New York Mail
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27
A Clean Rural PLAY,

Way Down East, a rural play with
each member of the company in a good
part, was the offering for the first
three days this week and last nights
audiences were very much pleased.
The Grand Stock showed up exceed
ingly we'll and Geo. V. Halliday, the
director, showed that he made a good
selection. AS may be imagined from
the title the play is laid In a country
home and the action is lively from be-
ginning to end, with just enough pathos
in it to give it real interest. 1t was
we'll acted and the scenic effects were
fine. The following is the cast, and
all of the scenes are laid in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Randall, as portrayed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Carson:
Franz Won Hoen ...... Jack Carleton
MdLSLdl joe NOluS1
Edgar FanQa ........... Fat carson
Charles ............ Ward 7. Cassidy
Old Nap ............ Chas. r. Hart
Mrs. Randall Miss Madge Carson
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Worse.

Boston Transcript: $50 Miss Brown
is married. Well, I'm not surprised.
She always despised her own name for
its commences, and declared she
would change it at the. first opportuni-
ty. BY the way, whom did she mar
ry?"
"A Mr.. Smith"