The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-01

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nressinr its spirits and courage PARA
pIirs fha understanding, and that
wJthout producing indignation, pu.
onIv fear and obedience, and even
r.,ich sympathy with the tyranny,
Now what do you know about Lhdta
HerA In another; eIn the retreat o.
the 10000 after the army nau
crossed the river Teleboas in Arnetta,
there fell much snow, and the troops
lay raiserably on the ground coVeredd
with it. But Xenophan arose nakeu
and taking an ak began to split wooo'
|whereupon others rose n did Lhs
like" .
bo1nd1ess liberty of speech. Tney
quarrel for r,lunder, they Wrangle WIZ
the generals on each new order' hnu
Xenophan is as sharp-tongued az any
and sharper tongued than most, anu
so gives as good as he gets. VINO uoee
not see that this is g gang OF greas
hoys' with such a code of honor n
such lax discipline as great noys
"God may forgive sins but awk-
wardness has no forgiveness In heaN"
en- or earth"
NOW | think we had better. return
from ancient history and Wasnlnston
city back to North Dakota, Wnefe we
have a habit of e~onducting attairs aoT
cordtag to the eternal fitness OF things.
we have recently had a. state-wlJe
| primary election where the peopte
Exercised their judgment, and IN tns
main it was very good judgment th0S
I asked q banker in Chicago recent
Nv VIII a great state like Illinois al
| lowed such rotten conditions felatnns
to private banks and the recent tattnF9I
| OF the ~so-called Lerimer banks. As :
remember his explanation, It was 70
| thu effect that those who were IN !fSof
| Of the loose and criminal methoqs aca
tually occupied seats In the leslslSteiSS
ana dominated that body. We are IHta
however, that the banking laws OF Ia
neis are all right If properly en1eFeSu'
It would appear however nat m an
| Lorimer had wireless or suhteffand
connections with the Illinois state @0o-
we read in ancient history that Ju.
Illus Caesar chose the law as a means
Of rising In the world, though OF az
eient family he was not rfen: ne o mG he
must borrow 1t If he would secure o4T
| ice." uou
Anyway he had borrowed one million
ave hundred thousand dollars p eo1it;e al
| gambler and played for high STAKES,
Lerimer / guess In his own ming Was
something like that, only went JULIUS
Caesar a million or SO oetter, eu nanev
l hit SJdIbCu olTA HAAA ~
OF the t~eilers, the widows and otner
disciples of frugality.
In North Dakota, on the other hano,
a former public OFFICIAL was sentences
to prison for a technical shortage OF
fifty odd d~ollars-rather extremely OK
acting In light of historical politics.
REGARDING prospective legislation In
North Dakota where the ASSOCIATION -
interested, it Is up to the members m
diyidually and collectively to heal the
! wounds, prevent disease. work for the
glory of God and the welfare OF the
state.
made on the lawful rate of interest ana
also the subject of taxation. The peo-
pie have spoken and will speak again
In November. -
not of so much consequence to the DOR
rover, as the question whether he can
get the money or not when he needs II.
Refermers are always necessary IN
p~olitics and elsewhere, to keep up
healthy circulation and to encourage
the practice of honesty ana the art OIL
self defense,
According to Emerson every reform
was once a private opinion"
Every law which the state enacts
indicates a fact in human nature.
1.-THE difference between men Is their
principle of association"
Through the hruteness and tough
ness of matter a subtle spirit Dends
Through all the Kingdoms Of or
ganiaed life the eternal unity"
Mature Is an endless combination
"A great RIGHTEOUSNESS treads on the
heels of q reformation" How many
times in the history Of the world has
the Luther of the day had to lament
the decay of ptsty in his own house
hold"
"Doetor, said his wife to Martin Lu-
Their one day, how Is 1t while subject
to papacy we prayed so often and with
such fervor, whilst now we pray, Win
the utmost GOODNESS and very seldomP'
Does this not represent the before
and after taking office by the average
reformed? -
can I inspire you. ito attain and
maintain that lofty sight where facts
yield their secret sense"
Can you not feel, that the cumula-
tive values of long residence are the
restraints on the itineracy of the pres
ent day"
/ have lived within or about the
borders of North Dakota for nearly
thirty-ive years. ] am not a candidate
nor possessed of any desire to hold po-
litical office, but I am ready to help at
all times those who sincerely and In
, telligently work for the best interests
OF the state.
, IT amt strong for either the people
! or the automobiles that makes a awful
> lot o. noise while they's working" OBJ
/ served Mrs. Johnathan Hep, "becuz
> they's gen'rully the kline tibet don
never get anywheres without break,
, in down."
{ who seeks a treasure must not
v speak"
The whole of heraldry and Of chiv,
I airy IL in courtesy. A man of fl man.
ners shall pronounce your name with
, all the ornament that titles of nobility
: could ever add"
Please try it on your customers, ant
unfair legislation will not be your por,