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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19
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IN .I III a. The Home Beauty PaYlOY
R9II@ ~ BY Beky Dean

a. H.: Your lack of ambition is due
to impure blood and it's sluggish action.
Your appetite and energy can be re-
gained by taking, before each meal, q
"spo of a mixture composed
OF one ounce of kardene, dissolved in a
haif pint of alcohol, to which is added
half a cup of sugar and hot water to
make a full quart. 1t will cleanse the
plood and assist new tissue to develop.
and will affect your complexion by
lending the glow of health to your
cheeks. This is good for the complex
ion, too, but If your skin is very rough.
see reply to Grace.
Mary c.: OF course, excessive flesh
worries you, but do not take chances
VITA violent exercise and exaggerated
dieting. You had better use the simple
put effective flesh reducer which you
can make at home. Buy four ounces of
parnotis from any druggist, dissolve in
1 LIZ pints scalding water. Allow to
cool, strain and take a tablespoonful
before each neal. Continue the course
until you reach normal weight.
Lillian: BY all means attend to your
dandruff at once. You cannot have
healthy, beautiful hair if you suffer
from dandruff and itching scalp. Be-
s1des. both are unnecessary when there.
pint alcohol add liz pint water and
IN ounce of guinzoin. Use this twice
a week. 1t will do wonders to make
your scalp healthy and stop falling
hair. l cannot recommend a hair dye.
Grace: 1 don't blame you for want
ing some skin tonic which you can
make at home. Here is a certain
wrinkle-remover which you can easily
make at half the cost of the market
products. 1t is easy, to use, will not
soil linen and removes the wrinkles in
much less time than it took to develop
them: Get an ounce of almozoin at
your druggists and dissolve it in q
pint cold water, adding 2 t~easpoonfuls
glycerine. Gently rub this vegetable
jelly cream into your skin night and
morning. You will note a wonderful
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Improvement in the relaxed lines and
frmer tissues. 1t will clarity your
skin, too, and there is no danger Of
growth of hair.
Sally: I am not thoroughly posted
on remedies for mo1es, but to rid your
race or blemishes see answer to Grace.
Della: / make this spurmax lotion to
tone and clear the skin, overcome
co~arseness n wrinkles n act as a
protection against sun and wind. 1t is
cheap n in every way equal to the
expensive LIQUID face powders. Get 4
ounces of spurmax from your druggist
n dissolve in a half pint Of hot water.
10 this add 2 teaspoonfuls of glycerine
and your lotion is complete. Apply
Freely after cleansing and thoroughly
drying the face, neck and arms. The
result will please you, for the lotion
dries quickly, seems a part of the kin
n gives a velvety texture to the face.
c. W.: Your dandruff can be entire
ly removed and hair made brilliant
soft and fluffy by the use of this mex
pens1ve home prepared shampoo, which
Is superior to any 1 haye ever been
able to buy. Dissolve a t~easpoonful of
canthrox, which YOU can get at n
drug store, in a cup of hot water. This,
rubbed into the scalp, creates a rich,
smooth 1ather,, which thoroughly
cleanse both hair and@sealp, An occa-
sionai s~hampoowI this mixture, Tor
lowed by a thorough rinsing, viii rid
you of your dandruff troubles, beautify
your hair, and make your head feel es-
pecially good. Your hair will dry very
quickly after its use.
M. Y: His criticism of your ewes
was doubtless meant in a friendly way
but Q can avoid a repetition and gain
his admiration of their brilliancy and
beauty by using an eye tonic which
you can make. by mixing an ounce of
crystos with a pint of clear water Put
two or three drops in each eve fire.
quently and the aching and smarting,
will disappear, while your eyes develop
a charming sparkle, strength and depth,
-Adyt
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Recovered From
severe LUNG IFOuDae

i j fraah air and good 1000
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number OF cases which WeLs J "a NOT
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Investigate this case ~ MINI.
gentlemen: In pecenpet '1a0g
March, 1909, and epIsM,oe sss ~ the
1,1Tgs which confined me seYeTal W 4
saeb time to my bed. MY doctor 3
vfsed me to go West. ranyar
s.Tn November / started TOT RIgssnnss s
Colo; After my my af learning Of my 4
dition' urged me to take Ecknla ha :
ai4aTsfive In about two months w
gan to feel better. ! kept on Iahan5
the medicine and improved ias think
IN, entirely well, have q good ap4
nafifa and sleep well When llelI
penver my weight was $50 pounas. :
now weigh 165, my normal Weisn
thank God and your Alternative Ior my
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for booklet telling of recoveries ana
additional evidence.
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FEWER MEMOIRS.

Commenting on the fact that mem
oirs are not as popular In new Amer
lea as in old Europe The Christian
Ssiance Monitor says;
former Speaker Cannon does him
himself and his countrymen injustice
by his prediction shat IL he were to-
write and publish his recollections OF
long .careersin politics the same
would not bs5 purchasedo or read. No
doubt 1t is true that. a S compared with
either French or British readers,
Americans do not rate either autobt-
ograpfy or memoirs highly; and con-
senuently American authors are not
So prolific in the more personal and
intimate forms OF literature as their
rivals beyond seas. But once this adj
mission Ia made for the purpose OF
comparison ais between large groups
of differently trained nationals. the
statement Immediately must be quail
He'd somewhat. From the days OF
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Wheat, 20 per cent decrease: fax 20
less. 80
Larimore-Corn, S per cent in
crease; potatoes, 5 per cent decrease
Niagara-Wheat and corn, 10 per
cent increase; barley, 20 per cent de-
crease; Hax, 10 per cent decrease; po-
tatoes' lo0 per cent increase.
Orr--Total, 10 per cent decrease.
wheat and barley, 10 per cent de,
crease; oats, flax and corn, 10 per cent
increase; potatoes, 20 per cent
Grisss County.
Binford-Total, 5 per cent decrease:
wheat, 10 per cent decrease: harley
~ per CEN increase; flax, 5 per cent
Mctienry County.
Anamoose--Barley, 40 per cent de-
|~crease; flax, 80 per cent decrease.
corn So per cent increase; potatoes, SO
per cent decrease.
Balfour-Wheat, 10 per cent de-
crease; barley, 100 per cent increase;
Berwick--BarIey. 10 3 cent de-
crease.
Denbigh-Total, is per cent a.
crease; wheat, 5 per cent decrease.
barley, 5 per cent decrease: oats }
per cent decrease; corn. 5 per cent in
crease; potatoes, 5 per cent decrease
Towner-Total, is per cent da.
crease; wheat, 1b per cent decrease.
Mountrail County.
Ross-Total, 10 per cent decreasa.
wheat and corn, 10 per cent decrease.
barley, 5 per cent increase; potatoes
so per cent decrease.
Nelson County.
Michigan-Total, 5 per cent IA
crease: wheat, rs per cent deerease.
barley, 10 per cent increase, oats and
flax, 5 per cent increase.
PekinT-Total and wheat, 10 per cent
decrease; barley. : and flax, 100
PetersburgTotal 5 per cent d.
crease; wheat, 40 per cent decrease.
barley, rs per cent increase; oats (
per cent increase: flax. so per cent da-
crease; corn, 30 per cent decrease: 10
tatoess 40 per cent decrease.
Pembina County.
Bathgate-TotaI, wheat and barley
10 per cent increase; oats, 20 per cent
decrease: corn 20 per cent Increase
Cavalier-Total, is pc cent de-
#~creases wheat, 20 per cent decrease:
barley and oats, 10 per cent increase:
potatoes. 800 per cent increase.
Draytonr+Wheat 35 9 cent IN
crease: barley and oats. 25 per cent
increase; hax, 5 per cent increase:
corn, 20 per cent increase; potatoes,
80 per cent increase
Glasston4-Totai As per cent de-
crease: barley, 15 per cent Increase;
oats. s per cent diecrease.
Neche-Total, wheat and fax, 10
per cent decrease, potatoes, as per
Ecent decrease.
|~crease; wheat ~ per cent decrease;
harIeW t54 percent decrease.
ST. TnornasTota per cent de-
crease. whea and barley per cent
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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1918.
WHY NOT TELL ABOUT 1T?

Fargo has in times past received
considerable notoriety because OF the
wide publicity given its hollow dis
trict, when the city was in h throes
OF getting rid of that miserable spot.
At the present time there Is not a
cleaner or better governed city of its
size in the nation.
In a recent issue The Minot Re
porter handed the buns and hoodlums
of that city a hot roast" because OF
the way they gathered on certain
street corners and made life I'M
pleasant for all women passing that
way. Half g. dozen tough characters,
if not properly held down, and augu-
mented by a few half baked young
sters who do not know better than to
ape the toughs, can give a city a very
unsavory reputation. Such dis
reputables are not a fair representa-
tion Of any city and The Forum makes
the prediction that Minot will prompt
ly see that this element is suppressed,
now that attention has been called
to it's existence in this public man
ner.
Reading of this gang which infests
Minot streets, some u%nthinking people
might reach the conclusion that the
magic city is an unusually tough
place. Undoubtedly it has as many
right thinking people as n other
community, and as few of the other
sort. The only difference Is that the
few have been allowed too much
license and have taken advantage of
1t until, as is always the case, they
have spoiled their own game.
But in the process of cleaning out
such a gang, the publicity given to the
cleaning out process, brings a certain
amount Of unsavory reputation to the
city. AS stated before, Fargo has
gained some of this kind Of reputation
in the past, and now that the city has
been cleaned up there should be a
systematic effort to advertise that fact
to the world.
Fargo people on the whole believe
III q S1ColL wy liz LaNC AAAS4oINN
that the hollow district be closed and
kept closed, and it is closed. They
have insisted that the blocks in the
down town district be kept clean, and
with the penalty of having them clos
ed for a year, hanging over the heads
of the owners they are on the whole
kept clean.
Hoboes and transient Migrants,
formerly allowed to infest the city are
now kept on the run and they have
learned to keep well away. The
Forum believes that the city could
have no better advertising, than in
letting these facts be known, and it
expects to do it's share in spreading
this sort of publicity.
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Acreage Of Crop Shows
Decrease Of 10 Per Cent

Grand Forks, N. D., June 19.-An ex-
haustive review of the crop condition
in northern North Dakota, with par
ticular reference to increases and de-
creases in the acreage of the various
grains, has been secured by the North
western Trust Co. of this city. 1t
shows a decrease of about 10 per cent
in the total acreage.
The report shows that the moisture
supply of the present week has been
sufficient to relieve any fear that may
have been held at the probabilities Of
drought.
IN addition to grains the stock sit
uation has also been covered, n in
variably the responses have been to
the effect that there has been an in
crease in the number of heads OF
stock.
These reports were obtained from
banks in the various cities, and are
based on thorough knowledge of the
local situation.
The total acreage has decreased
about 10 per cent; wheat has, in some
of the western districts. taken q leap
upwards, but in the eastern section
there has been a falling off.
Barley has also been advanced con-
siderably, but flax and potatoes have
fallen out. Corn has taken a slight
advance, while oats has also been
planted in a large quantity.
The detailed report by districts fol-
lows:
Benson County.
Brinsmade-Total acreage, 10 per
cent decrease; barley, 10 per cent in
crease; flax, 10 per cent decrease.
Knox-Barley, 10 per cent increase;
oats, 20 per cent increase; flax. 10 per
cent decrease; potatoes 80 per cent
decrease.
Maddock-Total. 10 per cent de-
crease; wheat. 10 per cent decrease.
Minnewaukan-Total is per cent
decrease; wheat, is per cent decrease;
barley, 20 per cent decrease; flax, 10
per cent decrease; corn, rs per cent
increase; potatoes, 25 per cent de-
crease.
Bcttineau County.
BottineauWheat. 20 per cent de-
crease; barley, 40 per cent increase.
Cavalier County.
Easby-Total. 25 per cent decrease;
wheat, 10 per cent decrease; flax LIS
iper cent decrease; corn. SO per cent
increase.
Milton-Total, I2h per cent de-
~Icrease; wheat, 20 per cent decrease;
barley, 5 per cent increase.
Osnabrock ~ Total, TO per cent de-
crease WlehLtS1U per CENT increase.
EDDY County.
Hannah-Wheat. 10 per cent de-
crease; barley, ID per cent increase;
oats, 40 per cent increase; flax, 15 per
lcent decrease.
New Rockford-Wheat. 80 per cent
increase; barley SO per cent decrease;
corn, 20 per cent increase; potatoes, 20
/ per cent decrease.
Grand Forks County.
Emerado-Barley 15 per i I'M
crease; flax, 2b per cent decrease.
corn. I5 per cent Increase.
Inkster-Total, 10 per cent decrease.
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Take Plenty Of Time 10 EaA

mere IS q saying that ..rapid "a
~ slow suicide, IL you have sors 5000
1he habit az eating too rapidly 8 in Ivy
most likely suffering from indipastsaase
or constipation. which viii r rssa'al
sventuaiiy IN serious illness unless co.,
Tsctsu. Digestion begins III the mns,th
s - snonld. % thoroughly m~astieata5
! fuI Insas.V q 4. Then when YOU have
and stupid after eating lsel Y
Gharaberlain's Tablets MAJ me @
cases Of stomach trouble and c ss z
paLloT nave been cured bv tIa su.istl-
alaess tablets They are easv u ta, y
|and most agreeable lii effect & sake
AL dealers.Advt. sold by
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INTRA MURos.

Love. be thou with me always, night
and day,
For I am very weak and need to rest
Within thy spirit. Give me of thy
best,
OF thy heart-strength, hold me within
thy sway,
Spur on my soul with faith. o heart,
today
I am but as a child, who seeks the
breast
OF utter love, and in tina love con-
fesSed
Make him a refuge from the grim
II, array
OF Goblinry. Aye, very real they
crawl.
These my " Phantoms, i n the way
I've trod- .#Szs.
Fear, Sickness. Poverty; and, backing
all,
The great grim World. its talons
stretching wide.
G. Heart! Ward his the GobIin-king
aside;
Beyond his power are only Love
and God!
Mothers Magazine.
E="I-f- ~s&# E&- EESW n MI ~ m ~ ts. ~ 80 F9.ss- -
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AZ Good lnvassy,as,t

aaere is no better investment than
tel White Imminent. Muscular and
rheumatic pains, sWeilings, lameness
alld soreness of the muscles are
pro.npily relieved. Maritol White
1.a1iiaert is especially recommended
.as & general pain killer 81 unusuai
saasrstr Central DRUG store, &c BROAD
way Fargo.Advf.
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Penn NeM,s

ua rsnn ~, June ri ~
s. aor &C.; 4; studness ana sor I.ae
y III, siurenes Ferry went Is na,, lso
sans sam aas,,g Monday /. ! and returned t ME-
Touring ear. III IL thorn,,gbs. 8Matchell
IA every respect bein9 as,,; 49, Inooern
elecfnie Lights ana the nav ~ With
Hseaf starting device. ii & IL, sslerfin
incest auto IA this vicinity. 8 file
Mrs. p. MI Railor lesf fa.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

last Wednesday to visit her son Will
q family. From there she goes to
Healy.
Alfred S. Miller and his father Z.
a Miller n his brother Thomas,
autoed to Edrnore last week to look
after their farming interests.
Oscar Gustafson north of town
purchased q. n, studness.s old Buick
automobile last week.
Mt and Mrs. George Siverson of
sDeesfoat townships visited over sun
gay at the home of @. O. Siverso1 six
miles north from town.
Mesdames Henry and James Doyle,
#salser and MCCAIN went to Grand
forks Wednesday,, where Oh Thurs
they attended the graduation
exercises atSt. Rernard,s academy with
which class Miss Mary Il. Mccain
graduated.
Jacob Hlgaen of Dry Lake visited
Devils Lake M business last Friday.
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VOLUME X NO. 1871.

The Fargo Forum ana Republican is
published every evening except Sunday
avenue and Fifth street north, Fargo.
nv. d.
Subscription-The Fargo Forum and
Daily Republican. by carrier, l5c per
per year. The Fargo Forum n Week
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les, &c. Subscribers will fnd the date
to which they have paid, printed ,oppo-
Address all communications to h
Forum Publishing Co.. Fargo, N. %.
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MILwAUKEn d 80. PAUL

Trains Arriving EFrom East.
No. 403 ..1a:30 y. m.
Mixed Train ............. 5s45 p. m.
Nike. sss Train ::..... s s:5s 3: n q.
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WOIH6F s
SELDOM ARE,

I'm very fond of jocund June
When singing birds are all astir,
Then natures world is all in tune,
/ wish the street pianos were.
Kansas City Journal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

Rev. G. Garman Johnston, who has
been pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Willow City, has gone to Angelica,
N. Y, to re-enter the seminary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

Max Sicard Of Whitby recently
threshed 100 acres of fax which turn
ed out over 1000 bushels in spite of
the fact that it hal lain out all winter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

Herman Riemer of Eldorado town
ship, Trail county, was informed that
his son Reinhard had been found dead
on his claim neal Wataug, 9. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

Earth slides, similar to those in the
Culebra cut on the Panama canal, but
of course on a much smaller scale, are
causing trouble On the Great Northern
extension in Mckenzie county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

The Mckenzie County Chronicle
was printed a day ahead this week to
allow Editor j. H. McGarry to join the
Forks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

after seeing baseball a man is bet
ter equipped to do his work and is
in mind and body. Every COM
munity should have baseball says
The Maxbass Monitor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

RUDE Schauer, who pitched as a
"rube" ball player in North Dakota
last year, and who pitched his first
professional ball for Superior, Wis, in
the Northern league this year, has
been sold to the New York Americans
for $40. 600.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Farmers Mutual Fire
& Lightning Insurance Co. of Sargent
and Ransom counties will be held on
Friday, June 81, at the Gwinner hall.
This company is one of the reliable
institutions of the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

The business men of Grand Forks
will make a trade excursion tour to
Buxton, Mayville, Hillsboro. Hatton
and Larimore on June "a.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

A deal of considerable magnitude
was closed Monday of last week when
s. g. Hodgson of Stirum traded off his
home farm located a mile and a half
northwest of Stirum and also his Stir
UNI house to F. s.. Graham of Cakes
for 500 acres of land nea Akeley,
MINI.
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5
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rangements for the Indian school COM
mencement exercises, which will be
held on June %, % and "a, at Fort
Totten. The graduating class includes
three young women, Miss Clara Sayer,
Miss Ruth Jollie and Miss Emily
Gramboyes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19

Mrs. Mary Barril of Tarsus died on
Thursday of last week, aged 63 years.
She had been a resident of Bottineau
county for thirty years.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-04

Secretary Bryan has notified the dip
lomatic representatives in Washington
Of the intention Of this government to
make formal recognition of the Chi
nese republic on April s. the day on
which the Chinese assembly meets.
Our government has taken its time
about recognizing the new Chinese
government. and it has done wisely.
Revolutions are little things, and the
fact that a revolutionary party has
overturned the existing government
and announced itself as in charge of
affairs does not always prove that the
new government is a safe thing to tie
to. But the Chinese republic has beer
in existence for some time. and it APP
pears to have given sufficient evidence
of permanency to warrant other ma
tons in accepting it as the real and
permanent government Of the country.
Whether the government is called
a republic or something else does not
concern US much. Each country is en-.
titled to have the sort Of government
that it prefers. and it is for the other
countries to recognize as the regular
government that which appears to be
satisfactory to the people. and which
is strong enough to perform the func.
tions Of government. This the Chi.
nese government appears to be doine
quite we'll.