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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Has Mifruifop Der gemesnns.

Sn elmer meoi3iniiden 5a9fdrift
beciGtet u. Gontamin iiber neue nil
fenidoftlide neutrality-suspicious.
ten oes neutrality-suspicious. 6iIms,
Wir tennen, idreibt er, i6on Den
slim, Der Die 3irtulation oes Sluts
in DER Shpimmbeit zines 6roi6cs
BARTLETT. mir tennen Die Srppanoips
mer (8lutpuraIiten) unb ibre pbds
gocptofe (3ampf nit Den lie in iit
aufnsbmenoen peiBen 8luttorperftn)
ebenIo Die 8%epegungen elmer 4mobe.
IS naren Dies tinematoeruphiiae
8iloer, Ole i'm pefentlihen nidts ans
oeres poren oIs Die Wieosrgabe BEL
zen, mas man bel Der mitroitopifden
llnterIuhung iieht. Sic paren omar
fiji oen llnterritt bon GROCER Se9eue
tung, psrmshrten aber niht Die
4enntniIfe bes piFsnidaftliden 6ors
fders. Wis ober Gomanoon iehr
rihtig sefagt bat, barrt Der ainemd'
tograpbis nod cine onoere Muf9dhe.
81. muB oas Mitroitop Der 8epes
qung fem. Wtan fam oant ibrer Den
@blauf elmer 9eps9ung %perIongid,
men ooer perfhneuern. Gomanoon
bat uns nunmebr oie gauge Gntpid'
lung zines 9eesSseleies uno Die
smbrpoloeii6e Gntmidlung eines
@pulpurmsies ee3.i9t. Sn tpenigen
Winuten iisht mar ale Vbaien biz
CUR 5silung Der 2drpe. Die mar in
ihrer 0ills iih bspegen iiebt. Die
Jiquren Der 3eltsiiung uno been
sers Die 9elpe9ur9en. fpeife in
Gptoplasma 'tattitnoen, iin0 fir Nsn.
Der {ol6e 9aritelLngen gum eriten
Male lisht, bon iiberraifenOem Gin
brude. Nado,m oepooiti einigs 9srs
Jude oes Gbirrrg.1 Garrel nahgss
maft bate, bat aud Goman0on lie
uns i'm Slim CUR Dariteuung &c
brodt. Die gspsguns tonierpisrter
6er3itud6sn, sbsnIo Die 5luft Der
Stern3slIsn aus oieisn Stiider hers
aug uno Die Hiidtehr Der 3ellen GIT
ibrsm Musgdnsspuntt sr'heinen nit
I'm 10 arobsrsr 0eutIidteit, is Itnsl=
Ter Der Slim iid obmidsIt. ShIiebs
lih bat Gomanbon nit Qinop Die
Gntnidlung ser Gc5imm.lpit3e oorgs>
fiitrt. 9us 5in uno Wisoer beg
Drotoplasmds. oas 10 auberorosnts
LID ~rhnthmiIh Dor iid gebt, modt
ben Ginorud pom reg.lmdbigen 6tr3'
ihldgsn. Rahoem mai Die 4usoreis
tung oss Sdimms!piI3ss in tinsm
H;se fit bat pou3isttn ishsn, 'tsb:
man feline 3eritorung our6 sn Gins
Flub oss Qiftes uno Der Wdrms.
Dele psridisosneu 5ilms 3ei9sn DEN
4blouf in elmer Shneuigteit, Die 60
biz 220 mat 9r0bsr 1T dIs Die DER
Wirtlihteit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

Iebnt Die llnterlhieoe i'm Jormat Der
9eidelmiinsen su erarinoen, uno Die
bIauen Sheine III bann nerp0S Siuls
iden ben 6insern orsbt. tusnn lie nitt
Ihnell senus abgebolt rperosn.
.Wartenbao lit ioltoe. GaIar bate
uieueibt unreht. ais er bel ben 9tfen
beionbere Tusenoeu uuransieBte.
@s bat baIo nad ibm iebr w~obIbeleibte
rDmiide Safer 9eseben. Die bluts
D ii I'll 9 Sbeuale |. luaren. Gins
absr lit fiber, oaB bic 9ifsn an
~wsnisltsn aufseIset iiuo, iid nit ben
6dnoeln oieier @elt uno nuh nit
ibren prtpaten Soraen i'll befaiien.
tueuu lie lih fir cine @sile nur ben,
@ebanfen an ibre 9tde uno ser SoH'
nuns aui bereu &errinserung
biugeseben baben. limb nit FOLDER
Nblibt tommsn Die Giden nad Mariens
bao. Sic tommeu aus allen grothei'
len, aber, ned ben SpradIautsn gu
urtbeilen. ihfint es oaB nadit Sra
fau unb 2embers Berlin unb
. uoapelt Die St6ots iinb, Die oas
seei9netite alima beiiben, oas anoten'
serillt ibrer 8ewobuer. uno natnent'
LID ibrer 8sluohnsrinnen, nit elmer
Dem 0eiammtorganismus auI Die 3auer
ntdt 5utrdgIlten 6ett6i6t aus
5upUIItern.
nGs lit ieet aIio 6udfaiiOn in
Warlenbao fir Die 9iden. @er iit)
nur Der berrItden 2anoihait uuo Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Sie Nolgcn ocridltndtcr Srndltfc,

Das 8eridluden bon 6ruhttsrnen.
and tleinerer. tann febr 9eiahrbrins
geno 1ein. gei Idn9erem 9ermeiIen
lit Elm G}remotorper ME oefabrlos, er
perbinost Iit nit GuItIdl3en un0
tann infolqe Ieiner @robe mo 6orm
Oefdtpure uno ni6t ieIten t0tli6e
acknowledgement er5su9en, 9ae
ben Die psridIudten 6ruttterne audi
nod nitt baIo nah ihrer 4ufnobme
8ef6meroen peruriadt, 10 oarf Dies
oo6 nidt iiber Ole 8efahr binmegs
iduIden, ole tie itdnoig i'm aorpsr be-
reiten. sinsrfeits, oaB iie ourh Lam
ges 2isgen dronif6e Gnt3inounaen
uno Geihmiirbiloungen nit oaraus
en~titebenoen Narben berborrufen uno
oaburd islbit CUR urlohe Ser 9erens
0eruno oes Oarmtanals peroen, ons
o%erieits oab nod Sabren nod ale
bur6 iie moglihen Grtrantungen aufs
trcten t0nnen. Sibt Ser Gbftsrn in
Ser Spsiier0hre. 10 1T oas 9inunter<
ltpBen in oen Wasen niht ung.fdhrs
lib. oenn auh i'm Ma9en lam er gu
a~llerIei @efahren 9erdnIafung gsben.
5inoen Iid Obittsrnt i'm Magen, 10
lit bic fdonenofte 8ebanolung, ie
ourd Magenfpiilung gu entftrnen,
Wil man fpibe Serns. 3. 9. Die Der
pfIaumen, unfddolih MAIDEN. 10 gibt
ran, tpie man IS bel anoern fpiB.n
5remot6rpern 81 fun pfleet, aartofs
fell, Reis> ooer 0riebbrei, Sauers
fraut ooer 9rot nit piet Butter,
Mittel. Ole fte einhiiQen, I'm 10 Die
Oarmtpano Dor linen gu fdiiBen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

GomeIs 'onusn 0 ibrsm flint
ten Sabre an AIT 4rbeit 6enuet fpsrs
ben. :ars 2r@:is nehmen a6er bonn
neutrality-suspicious. Sabre an inert,
bar ob. obgIeit ie 8,uohntiA pier3,9
Sabre aft perben.
9f=on pt0b. Gt.rns tn
5syQus Gous. U}inn., BAT ifr. nsuns
jGbri8e Gntslin pom 9%.r6rsnnen ge'
mrettet, ats bic 9ti0sr orr aleinsE
am 6erbe i'm 6sim Der Jrou Char.
tes 5npoer, Jrau Stsrns' Iot.tt,
in grano gsrister. 8abei puroen Die
9ls;oer Der aItsn Jrau sbsafaas in
Brano geisgt uno fs kor6 infoIge
osier Uerlebungen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Tie liebertraeuna Der Yeit.

Snbif6. gIGtter rreIo.n. Dab Der
5dmburssr profsTor Dunbar. Der in
Nolans in Sapa 6i, peit Hubert.
zine neue .Ibsori. b~,tEsffs Der lltbsrs
trosun9 Der arant6stt gefunb.n bas
BE-" Gr fuht bi. utia6s in timer
art G6immelpils, n,n Ct nitt nur
bel fdmtlidsn bon Ism kobd6t.!.n
Qefttrantsn. fonosrr ou6 i'm Peis
unb uno.rsn Watrun9smittsIn snts
oedts. Die inoifttn 0sr3te p.rbats
ten fa Der QuFfoFun8 Dunbars ss=
usnuber portauFi8 ro6 8urItbaltsno.
Die Gntostun9 ulyos, fails Ie I'D
beitdtigts, cine llrr3l3un9 in Der
Qbpebr Der Geu6s SIN 5olgs boben
Deb bic 1ls6srtraqur3 Der qsn, 81.
man bis6er nur rr aranteu gu
araH,'n ats m0a!i1 annabm. ou6
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Jn Saarburq Iebte in

Jn Saarburg Iebte in
IroBtsr 8iirftigteit cine Witpe GrnIt,
Ter man uberoll megeu ibrer DER
neintIiteu armut ous gr0Bte M't9es
ubl tntgtqenbra6te. Sie ,mpfinq
tud) pie0srbolt BON ibren Nahtarn
.lntsrltubun9sn. 8leihtpobl itor6 Iie
ebt Dor G%ntbebruuq. Bel Der Der
eitunq hires NohlaTss fano 5,an
,um qr0btsn Gritaunen auer Nnlpes
sn0sn 10000 Dart in @olo un0
10000 Mart in Wsrtpdpieren. Die
ne ionoerbore Grdu in ibrem gsti
erItedt 1eh0Iten bate.
Sim pnriftr 9tatt
tpeib iolgsnoe dmiiiante Nne'oote 3u
,r3dblen: Ter bstonnte WilIiondr
uno pbilontbrop Carnegie. Der jiinqit
nuf elmer Qr0Bsren Nsiie paris BE-
ribrte, fab fit BEL isinsr Mntunit
oon elmer Sdar Reportern umringt.
bic ion mad ben Ginbriden lsiner
Retfe ~befraqten. Sebr suportpms
meno penoete It'd Der dmeritaniihe
Wd3en ben J~ournaliitsn gu, bic ibn
srtpartst battsn. uuo meinte in itlsh.
TEN fsran3ofih. absr in gutter 2dus
ne: ~5br 5ournoIiiten bobt bob sis
n.n bsrrlidsn geruf! Sn allen ieis
nsn Gfisnbaruncsn oirft ibr bos Sc
ben itubisren. Jsoermann muB eur
Psos itsber. 4h, msine 6srr.n. ME
bsoausrs i'd. nidt ieIbit aud Sour
uaIiit qetporosn gu isir!" DarauF
srtpiosrte elmer Der onpesenbsn Re
porter: r0as g.onuern 1T gang auF
urierer Geite. Sic oiirien berIinert
fem. Diftsr gorneais. oob 90 un5
nett msbr leto tut. niht WiIJiarodrs
g.porben au fem"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Sinh Die Gritgeburenen minSer.
iucrtie?

Man bat fdun hdufis, uaerOin9s
unipitematiIh. Den 8eriuA 9emadt.
etaen untsri6ieo in Der Sudlitdt Der
in perfdiebener 5olge 9eborenen 8lnz
Der oesielxn Glternpadres felt5u'tel>
len. go mil man sefunoen hobtn,
bab beiipielspeiie oas brittle ooer oas
pierte 2ino i'm OurhIdnitt torperl'd'
pie esiitis ieinen dlteren uno audi
ilng.ren GsihpiIiern iiberleasn 1T.
9tfonoers aber III auf Die Wflnoers
p~ertieteit Der eritgeborenen Rtnoer
hinaepieIen tporoen. sc 1T Dies cine
eyraqe Don nidt gu unterihdssnoer
1raqtpeite. 0enn bel Der abnebmens
ben 6rudtbarteit Der 5ortpfldn5ung
petf6ieoensr 80ltsr, piiroe man Damn
cine meIentli9e @erI4lsdt.rung Der
Ro1e befiirhten miihsn. SpItemdtls
fhe unt.rIu9ungen in oieIer Sin,
ii6t febl.en, tpie 9efogt, bislung.
Nun peroffentIiht Ser odniide poli
aeiorst Or. Soren !6anien cine alf
umfanqreide Stotiltiten gsitiste
Stueie iiber oas QudlitGtspsrhGltnis
Der gritotborenen 81 Dem Der RAD
qsbprensn, oie manderlei iiberraldens
bs Sotioden brinot. Gr 1T gu Dem
6dtuB Qetommen, boB tatiadl;h Elm
geiitiees uno torperlid)es Mibperbdltz
mis- 3pii6en oen erit= uno Sen nohge>
borenen ainoern heitebt. 60 iteute
.r felt, oaB auf 234 e%ritge5orsne 0eis
it~estronte uur 167 Nah9eborene tdz
men. No6 iiberraihenosr lit aber
oos 8erbdltnis in besug auf Die for
perlife 8eihafFe:iheit. 9isr srgab
iid, SAP be1onoers BET Den 5ubertus
loIefranten Sic 3abl IT Grltgsbores
men Die ser NadQebprsnen I'm Elm
9eoeutenoe8 iibertrof. Zen 8runo
oieIer offenfi4tlidoen Minoerpettig=
teit oes .ritgsborenen ainoes min
Or. 6onien in elmer io5uia9sn natiirs
liden untererndhrung ieben. Der
unterihieo i'm DurhFhnitts9 elpiht
oes eritqebcrenen ainoes uno Dem BEG
pierten b.iipielstpeiis betrug bel Ser
Geburt ni6t peniger als 800
8ramm. 0os ent5prtdt einem I'm
terihi.oe BON iehs ailoeramm fir
Grpatiene nit einem Surhl6nit.ss
aeipihte BON 70 ailogramm. 0ieie
unterernGbrunQ maht Die Gritgsbo=
renen tpenieer nioerftanosfdbis ios
pohl oea:n t0rperlide dls aud ge9en
qeiftioe arantheitsn. go 1T bel oeu
G~ritqeborenen Die aur5iidtistsit iebr
perbreitet. gs lit ~ibrieens aud cine
betannte 9batia6s. baB untsr Den
8erbreaern Die Grftgeborsnen ibers
tpieqen. Iun pdrs es obsr faIl6.
aus oieisn 5sitite1unoeu sIeih cine
fprtidreitsnos 0erminoerung Der
Ra6enqualitdt Doe. gar cine numeriz
fhe Mbndbme Der gepoltsruns fol-
germ gu tpo1sn. Sr man6sr 9esies
buno trerosn ndmlih Die nutiirIihen
Mdnqel pieoer tpett a.maht. Gs=
p0hnli6 haben Die Gritgttortnsn
r,sbr pftegs als sic nadssbor,r,n
ainosr. Jn ben 3iueitinosrfomilisn
lit duA Die Stsrb!ihfeit prosentuoI
a'ringer als in Den Wshrtin0er'ami-
lien. Qber fpis 9r. 9anien gang
tidtig betort. lit Die ;5rdae Ser Min
berlpsrtigtsit Dee srit9e6orenen rim
BEG BON acknowledgement Stonos
purtte aus betrobtst 70 pitt;a. oa5
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Iuf Der Conan.
ReuertidJe Gdliffahrtsotrfuhs nuf benz
pbereu dlnhlnuf.

Wdbreno Der Sdiifspsr.ebr ouf
BEN Rb.in ieit BEN Quftommen Der
Gif.nbabnsn nur nod Iebbofter ges
porosn III. bradis bic mobsrns Der
tebrseuttpid.iun9 bic obere Donou
our Bsr0buug. Iampfer osrisbrsn
9egeuDdrtig BLOB big Rsgsusburg,
ods fid INNER mebr gu sinsm gros
Ben StapelpIas fir %rumdniihes uno
9ati3iifes Petroleum entipideIt. Auf
Der 200 ailomster ldngsn Gtrede
BON ulm Biz Hegen5bur9, bic i'm
W}itteloItsr uls cine nid)tigs unp oers
baltnisruobig beIsbte 9ertsbrs itraG:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

ibr .unbs0in9t Elm fortgeiebtes fritz
fhes StuOium qetpibmet tperoen mub.
Wtan muB bier aber Die ri6tige 0rens
&c 5fpti6en Nererbung une oen ourd
Ole gritgeburt peruriadten Mdneeln
sieben. Dor alien 9ingsn oarf mar
nidt ieben un9.bprenen Oefett ois
pererbt auffa6en, ielbit tpenr Ole Gls
tern ODER sntfernts 8srtpanote i'm
beiiben, be5iebungstpeiie bsiefen has
ben. ...
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Gleftriid) feimfre. ecmadte MildD.

Dor Ginger 3sit purbe bsridtet.
bob elm 4rst, Or. gtattie, in 2iper>
pool. eine Mstbooe gum 8eimfrsimas
den bon Mtlh mitteIs Der GIettri8is
tat erfunben babe, Iieie Dirt Der
MilhIteriliiotion III in3piihen ein@
gebeno sepruft por0en, uno bic Or
aebniHe nuberorosntlib 5ufrieoens
iteueno. Or. 8eattie hattie bebaups
tet, feline eIettriI6e g%ehonolung Der
Mith tote niht mn bic 3ubertelbos
3inen ab, ionoern aud perIhitoene
nnoere &rontheitsteime, II, q. Die Gr=
reger bes 0urhfalIs Der 9inosr. Ct
ne Dor sinem 0isrtellobre mad 8ents
ties 8erfobrsn bebonoelte Wil6probe
1T nun bisIer Sage unterIudt NOR
ben. Sic mar mad Der elettriihen
3eimfreimohuno luitpidt in Elm
teimfreies 8.fdB ptrihloHen uno
tam BEL 3immertemgsratur oufbes
rpahrt norbsn. Rah orst Monoten
mar fe ppn:ommen iriid; lie mar
niht 9erpnnen, uno @e16mad uno
8erud botten fih Mot i'm aerings
item nerdnosrt. Qn0ere, elettriih
behunbelte Wil6proben tuurben BEL
bob.r.r Semperatur-30 Grab Gel
Fius - oufbetpotrt. uno aud oisis
bieIten fi6 orei 9uqs lang poltoms
men unperGnoert. Gegsniber benz
gofteuriiiersn fdeint oisie W.tbobs
olfo ben grobsn 0oy3Ig az baden,
tsin. msrtlihen 8srdrosrunsen in Der
WiIh h.rporaurufen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

our6 Rabrungsmiti.t moalih fei,
lpiroe cine plauiibls GrtIdrung fir Sic
andufbaltiame Strbreitung Der furhtz
barren Rranthsit otbtn. esesn pel6e
bi&her ale bnaieniihsn Mabnabmcu
10 gut ME madltIos naren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
SlnhtiacS @OlS.

Tas Golo 1T nitt nur in iitsrtrus
.'nem Sinne fIuftig, iorOsrn aud
in phnI.taIiihem, oenn e Idbt Inh
in Tdmpf psrpQn0eln. Wlan iotlfe
metnsn. oob oies Shpermetali isiner
9erfiiihtigun9 einsn aroBsn Wioers
i.aro ent9egenTeBt. uno oIeie Anndhs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

Der WaBitab, 9eitsl (3u
Rofsnbaum): .1ein Sobn mill iif
fsIbitdnoig mohen2 0stitebt sr
aud stfpds BON 0sftift}"
RoitHblum: Limo Oh: Gr pur in
flint GeI6dfter 8eihdft3Isitsr. uno
iouute ieoes ipner3a!b tur3eiter 3tis
pleite uoten!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
QeueS aus Qotur- unc
6eilfuuce.

2ie NrtifeI unter bieier &ubrit limb lebrrtih
uno interenant; in threu Iusiiibrun9en
uno ShluBfoI9erun9eu resrdienttren
fie aber offers nibt bic Nuiihten oes
8eiunoheitsratbs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

n foIssnber Gtlbs
zines Gorreipon'
benton aus Wd'
rienbao oruben
finoen meine lies
ben Seller iiderIid
sinise unterbal'
tung. tDenn audi
berslih tueuis 8e'
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-20
Daddy y'sBedtirne
@, When Polly
Wrote Her
First Letter
First Letter


%\hB day Jack wrote his first
proud boy Indeed 1t wasn't that
~ said wanted to let
Never mind daddy laughed; be
just as glad as Poys grandma
that's story. - - '' 50
Polly had learned to write very
you may have the and ink
Ike, her mother her. - -
so Poy did her best at
@ ner mother said This afternoon when
you may go In to and
May write truly letter, moherT Polly
course you be
about "' ~ 'O.' ~'"
the ~ ~ e "'
TO write, she left the side her
at first Polly il stay there
Not being writing
point to last ~ =
$50 she lifted placed on the
close beside the - - ~
Then sat
far as tell grandma what good little
stopped She had forgotten whether
It's in the dictionary Polly doe.
for spelling The can'tre ~
so Polly got down the big
deal OF trouble finding the word for
dictionary ~ 1
Oh well;
giving the book
ink Polly shrieked the ink
back OF the book and cked nm
with be
1T will be Polly allowed to write another
letter" = ~ ~ ' ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-20
WEEKLY PROGRAMME
Will Be Rendered at the Civic Centre
and Furnish Entertainment on
Friday Night.

The following Is the programme that
will be rendered on Friday night at 8
o'clock at the Civic Centre, corner of
Ninth street and Second avenue south
and all are most cordially invited to
attend:
.:.-........... Dakota Conservatory
HtftS Oh SeV1Ite .Denza
Katherine Sundfor, soprano.
Caste-A Pair of Lunatics ..........
...... Western School of Expression
Miss II. AmsdeIl, Mrs. Paul Simmons.
(a) Thy Beaming Eyes -. Mcdowell
(b) In the Time of Roses -. .Reichert
Fritz Halaas, bass, Concordia college.
Calm as the Night .Bohn
Duet-Katherine Sundfor and Fred
Thomaier.
Beloved! 1t Is Morn .,....... .AIyward
Nellie Kirkman, contralto.
Barcarolle ................... .Neyin
Piano solo-Winifred Ryan.
Philomella Waltz ...~....Van der Pool
Margaret Ronhovde, soprano.
Group of Tuscan Folk Songs .....
-.........-....... CaraccIol0
Duet-Katherine Sundfor and
Emma Solem.
The Silver Ring ......... .Chaminade
Jessie Cruikshank, contralto.
Three for Jack ............. .SquireS
Fred Tomater, baritone.
Girls Glee club.
The programme is in charge of Miss
AIDA Blakeslee of the Dakota conserva-
tory and pleasant evening is insured
A general invitation is extended to the
public.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-20
Important TO all Women
Readers Of this Paper.

Thousands upon thousands oi
women have kidney or bladder trouble
and never suspect ii. 49,. .. - ...
Women's complaints often prove tc
be nothing else but kidney trouble, or
the result of kidney or bladder disease,
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other
organs to become diseased,
You may suffer a great deal with
pain in the back. bearing-down feel
1ngs, headache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous, ir-
ritable and may be respondent; it
makes any one so.
But thousands of irritable, nervous,
tired and broken-doW women have
restored their health and strength by
the use Of Swamp Root, the great
Kidney, Liver and Bladder Remedy.
Swamp Root brings new life and
activity to the kidneys, the cause of
such troubles.
Many send for a sample bottle to
see what Swamp Root, the great Kid
ney, Liver and Bladder Remedy will
do for them. Every reader of this
paper. who mas not already tried It,
may address DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
bamton, N. Y, and receive sample
bottle free by mail. You can purchase
the regular fifty-cent and one-dolIar
size bottles at all drug stores.
--Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-20
DEFENOS TWICE
A YEAR TAX Law

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. Ito The
Forum: A recent communication in
The Forum from an interested read
er" reads so much like similar COM
munications in other papers from
interested readers or "watchfuP' or
alarmed" readers that one begins to
smell a purposely planned campaign
against any measure providing for
semi-annual tax payments. The same
sing song arguments, beguiitngiy
shallow and childish, as IL coming
from parties really seeking informa-
ton, in all these communications, 1t
betrays the same authorship. The
motive can be only self-interest, with
q shreWd (crude) attempt at con-
cealing it under vague and alarm
inspiring doubt-creating "hoW
abouts." / should have ignored this
wall as l did others, but since The
Forum has seen fit to devote to it an
editorial of fully equal size l shall
try and tersely make few state
ments: e.. " b.. 49,
We all know that taxes are levied
solely for the purpose of keeping the
mare a-going," and should be con-
sidered foremost and all the time as
being for that purpose only. II 1t
takes all the taxes on one feeding to
accomplish this, then / say, give it
to that beast all at once, and let ner
CO." because it will never do to let
her stop, but my advice would also be,
"get busy and get a different mare"
But if the same old mare of yours will
jog along most comfortably six
months on half that feed, how would
you estimate your own intelligence,
IL you should force her to also down
the other half, six months before need
ed, just because you have the feed
on hand, or because you are then more
able to get it, or because you want
to get it off your mind, or because it
is too much bother to feed her twice,
or because it costs an extra tip when
you feed her again, or because for a
lot of other reasons. If such logic
is sound and feeding her to- last a
whole year in advance is good, then
feeding her two years in advance
ought to be better, and three years
still more SO. What do you think of
lit?
But aside with absurdities. The
real and vital point in a serious dis
cussIon OF this topic is; can our coun-
ty, school and state affairs be carried
on the first six months OF the year
with half the tax money? IL the
answer is yes then the semi-annual
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payment is the only, and correct thing,
and If no then certainly not. This
fundamental motive, underlying all
correct systems of taxation, has not
even been touched upon by the diff
ferent interested, watchful and alarm
ed" readers, but triviaIities instead are
purposely raised into prominence.
AS far as know most all Euro
pean countries. with the exception
Of Turkey-where the tax farmer still
drives up once a year, and gathers
in the "tenth"-the annual tax levy
is collected in installments, and un-
der better organized systems as Of
ten as quarterly, and any government
there would last quick that should
attempt to- collect for six months in
advance, leave alone year. The
same result would attain here, if ever
once established. The popular de-
mand is for small payments, though
more frequent Sound business is
showing us by example every. day,
and pay day comes in most of them
either once a week, or at the latest
once month, and that method is
popular. House rent is monthly, and
how many landlords could collect for
six months even in advance? It simply
all comes down to a matter of habit
and adjustment, and-fairness If
the business of county and state can
be carried on on this basis, where
does the sense of it come in coll
lecting already in the early winter
money that is not needed until after
July, and to make it look still more
like a joke, under heavy penalty if
not paid in due time, and yet, the
article referred to does not recall
this, but suggests that under the
semi annual system "out OF fairness"
no penalty should attach at all until
after the second installment becomes
delinquent. And to crown it all. the
paradox argument, so fiagrantly in
consistent with itself, is advanced that
1t would be much easier for a poor
man to pay all his taxes in one "tIick'
than to pay them in two "licks" six
months apart, and also that the prop
er time for that is the early winter,
when his summers wages are avail
able, and not the summer, when he
is earning them. The welfare of the
farmer is treated with the same
soltcitious consideration, only a diff
ferent hitch is used on him. He is
not considered as being able to save
UP anything, and therefor the tax must
be collected from him when he most
ously assumed that he has money
only once a year, in the early winter
and is an object of charity and most
ly dead broke the rest OF the time,
and that he would much more prefer
to pay all his tax of say $50 in the
fall even though he should have to
borrow the money to do so and pay
IL per cent, than only half of it then,
and the rest after seeding, and that
he will go home with the comforting
thought that the county treasurer