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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11

, Ebert Hubbard and his wife were
among those who went down when a
German torpedo struck the Lusitania,
according to reports from Queenstown,
Ebert Hubbard, the seer of East
Aurora, created for himself unique
place in American letters by his wit
and epigrams and lately by his philos-
ophy of Big Business. First noted for
his pamphlet The Philistine, with
its keen satire, he later published
many books and made success of his
own publishing and printing business
in East Aurora, where he established
settlement of his workers known as
the Roycrofters
He was born in Bloomington. ILL.,. on
June 10, 1859, and had only a common
school education, but he was honored
with the degree of master of arts by
Tufts college He started newspaper
career in the west, but went to East
Aurora, and from there built up his
printing establishment for the pub
ication Of de luxe editions, and pub
lished most of his books.
OF late Fra Elbertus, as he had been
known, had written much in defense
of leading men in business life and of
their business methods. although his
early writings were considered radi-
cal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
German Governments
Official Expression
Of Re ret Arrives
Wilson Explains That His spees. last Night Was Not
Declaration of Policy-For esent President
Has Not Come to Any 10 clusion
on Lusitania IncidSe
LONG CABINET MEErlhG

Washington three
hours today the longest meeting held months the
but all refused absolutely to
The demeano generally cabinet members
served Bryan, pressed with questions declared
what
Daniels, whether Atlantic
hroush the Panama canal in July in aesrdanee with previously
now" II
Washington 1.-THE official
erang that holds Britain responsible
which published nights dispatches reached
German formally
Secretary by BernstorH # s.
The official text reached the embassy
difficulties to the communicating but Ambassador Bern
Bryan
ference.
today Phladpha
the Lusiania
thinking special matter
nauralzed Americans in the audience.
people trying to praise
Wilson said he would make decision the policy TO fol.
lowed as as he all the n
Wilson said, he nothing add
considering
him deiberatien
we'll with fairness The president made it clear ne express
his personal attitude and referring specific
that United States
humanity by its influence
International
arriving the
president Friday Whether President Wilson
the Lusitana until
th facts something which the secretaries seemed not to know
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
TESTIrIES IN THE
DARNELL CASE

Milwaukee, May 11.--Ruth soper
the first witness called yesterday; did
not resume the stand for re- direct
examination today, when the trial Of
James Morrison Darnell for I alleged
violation of the Mann act was resun :
led, w, T. Marlatt, a Kenosha news
paper man, testified regarding . let
ter Ssentleto Doris Waugh IN Chicago
and stated that Marion Darnells was
killed in a fire and that on account
Fof quarantine it was impossible to
send checks or money to her The
question Of the parentage of the baby
was not recollected by Marlatt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
TESTIMONY TO
STAY IN RECORD

Syracuse, May 11.-Justice Andrews,
presiding in the Barnes libel suit
against Roosevelt, remarked in refus-
ing to strike from the record testimony
concerning Barnes connection with di-
rect primaries legislation, race track
legislation and his opposition to Gov
ernor Hughes, that such evidence did
not show corruption. on the part of
Barnes and was allowed to remain on
the record simply to show plaintiffs
position in the Republican party.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
More Bodies of
Lusitania Victims
Recovered Today

1sxteen bodies brought here this af
by chartered by cunad ne None have been den
FED.
Queenstown May The body of Albert Thompson Of Torcnto
drifting
the not
bodies
unidentified
miles
bad the finding is doubtful
body The
ntraces md
Clear
a Aner-
helpless
When the Lustania death thros there
Mms Marie Depage Herbert
Associated
Houghton The
guided children
supplied belts, bound
plunged having given their
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
WRIT OF ERROR IN
'TERRE HAUTECASE

indianapolis, Ind, May, 11.--Al-
though refusing to reduce the bond
of. the eleven Terre Haute election
fraud conspirators, Judge Anderson in.
federal court here granted the petit
tions for a writ of error and for a
signing of citation formally trans
ferring the case to higher court. The
bonds were fixed at $4,000 for each
year of the prison sentence.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
Famous Iockax pAad.

Virginia, Mimi, May 11.--Advices
from International Falls tell OF the
death there of Walter de Witt, aged
40. He was in his younger days, a
famous jockey and wore the colors OF
the late James Keene OF New York
Of HIS fame. In late years De Witt
has been engaged in the cigar business
here. The funeral will be held We'd
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
Opposition to War
in Italy Dies Away
Russians Claim Big
Victory in Galicia

Paris May lit is persistenty runored
here that Germany and Austria have already de-
clared or are about to declare on Italy in an
ticipation that such action on her part would be
directed against themselves.
Another rumor current the Bourse today
is that Italy has signed an agreement with the
allies-Great Britain, France and Russa-to take
part in the not later than May 70. Both ru-
more are unconfrmed.
On Italian Frontier, May II, via Paris.-The
opinion prevails in Rome that Italy participation
in the war is only question of days. Along the
Austrian frontier, where correspondent OF the
Associated Press has been from one end Of the line
to the other it is universally felt that war is only
question of hours.
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PROGRESS ON eALLIPoLL
spssoS to the E%ehangs Teiespa6 Co. they portsd
f ~oss os 9s.ss are
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.
Sunday repused by bayone
tack suffering heavy losses Three the battans were
annihiIated.
BOMBS ON PARIS.
Paris May tA German asrOPane of the Tagbe type few
bombs: One injured five PERSONS while the other fell on build
bomb fell through the Of apartment oeeuped by
BoIeker, the bed small
struck the floor exploded The boy slightly
Another missile wounded five sleeping she'd
pass si Z @ 72ss &; ssH Y; .5:'.
The attacked
by Of a
Lomniza
nterferred with
the machine fire.
left their trenches the from the whole region
day. continues after desperate
detachment village
ZaeVeki retire to the left bank of the Dneser
Dniester,
Chaboruh the mouth OF the
We 1900 and machine guns"
ITALIAN OFFICERS RECALLED.
11.-AI italian officers
ordered yesterday
join their regments Immediately Austrian and savaran forces
ire concentrating in Tyrol. ".
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11

The tenth annual meeting OF the
North Dakota state Dental associa-
tion opened this morning with one of
the largest attendance in Its history.
AS early as yesterday afternoon, the
visitors commenced to arrive in the
city and last nights trains brought in
many more. Many arrived this morn
Ing while quite few more are ex-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
Former Mayor Bankrupt.

Milwaukee, Wis. May 11.-Former
Mayor David S. Rose, Milwaukee, fl
ed voluntary petition in bankruptcy,
stating his liabilities at $37,513, of
which $32,266 are secured. Assets are
placed at $S6,400. Exemptions are
given as $400.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
STATE NEDICS TO
MEET AT BISMARCK

Bismarck, N. D., May 1.-THE an
nual convention of the state medical
association will meet here Wednesday
and Thursday. Delegates are arriy-
ing A meeting of the house of dele
gates will be held tonight
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
Webb-Kenyon Law Is
Before Supreme Court

wahngton May IA connct Of decisions nearly
construction constuonaity
interstate liquor yesterday
Attorneys the
that
were to
submit applied
companys argument concluded
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
War Between Italy and the
Teutonic Allies Unavoidable
MAURITANIA
NOT TO SAIL

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11

Supt O. E. McCracken stated that
he and the members of Glad Tidings
mission on Lower Front streets are
much pleased with a gift of so vol
umes donated to the institution by the
Broadway M. e. church for the mis-
sion library. Mr.. McCracken said that
the volumes are splendid ones and
will be Of much uses
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
N. D. Man KILLED
BY LIGHTNING

Bismarck, N. D., May 11-Albert j.
Dahl. farmer living north of Dris-
coll, was struck by lightning while
riding from the field Monday at, p.
m. and killed. A brother living in
South Dakota has been notified.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
subonic PIaaue,.,

Washington, May 1.-Two addit-
ional cases of bubonic plague in
Havana. bringing The total to four
teen since the beginning Of the out
break OF the disease six weeks ago.
were reported by cable to Surgeon
General Bucker Of the public health
service. American and local officials
are cooperating to stamp out the
MIA estia
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
State Dentists Opened
Annual Convention Today

pected to arrive this afternoon and
evening in order to be present for the
last day Of the session.
Delegations from the Fargo Moor
head Dental club. which was organix-
ed some time ago partly for the pur-
pose OF showing the visitors the best
CONTINUED on Page SD
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
TURKS REPuLsE ATTACKS


ENEMY desperate attae
Ari by bsyonet
suffering heavy losses. Three of the baaons
annhiated,
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-05-11
pRoeREss ON eALLIPoLL

PROGRESS ON GALLIPOLI.
Londo Galipoi
Athens
dispatch the Exhanse Teesrah Co They reported to have
Turks, losses estimated $4,000 The hos
crowded wounded
be 10 koneh, Asia Minor. #
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30

black clouds have been swept awayi
That ought 60 give us confidence. and
we viii have plenty OF good weather In
tho future
Take time 80 count your blessings. You
will be sstouished to see how they viii
grow I'M your hands, We would all be
better able to meet the troubles n wo
would remember what God has done II
We would take time to look back, Il
would be sure TO end In our looking
up!
At the beginning OF the year merchants
look back. They take an Inventory. They
want to know what they have been
doing. They want to see what they have
on hand to begin business with the new
year by reviewing the past they pre-
pare for the future.
Before you take a new step, be sure
you have not stumbled too much in the
old ones What merchant does In a
cold. practical business way, we ought
to do rcllgiously. | think we would get
ON better with God-make more progress
If we would take our bearings oftener.
''Ye have not passed this way hereto
fore"
Is God with us whore we stand? Has
lie brought us to the place where we
stand? Can we count on His help In
what we are doing?
Think of this when you are about Go
so home-when about to enter place
where no child OF God should be found
dcad-.when about to do something that
will not stand tie test Of the Golden
Rule-when you are about to crowd some
unfortunate to the wall-when you are
about to say something about another
that you know in lie.
Can you pray for God TO help you 20
do what you are doing, with the Rssur-
ance that He viii help you do it3 II
that Is true, then nothing ON earth can
block our way any more than the rust
ling, unbridged river Jordan could keep
the sons Of Jacob out Of the God-given
promised landl
Copyright, william A. Sunday)
A For Sale ad will turn secondhand
furniture into cash.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30

In the dome above usi We will never
hear the sound OF gong in the tops
Of the mulberry trees nor "a sound Of
abundance Of rain"
No depositor will ever know very much
about the stability Of a bank II he only
checks out ten cents at a time. II We all
expected more from God, there would be
fewer disappointmCnts! The measure
with which we receive Is the same as
that with which we believe! According
60 your faith" Is the key with which the
angels open the windows OF heavenl
Raps Choirs Of Modern Churches.
eye have not passed this way hereto
fore!" shouted Joshua's preachers.
II was the priests who blew upon the
rams horns-not the lepers and camp
followersl Heart power and singing can
not be printed In notes. \ painted fire
will never boil an eggl
Too many choir singers do not know
any more about the gospel they sing than
the town pump does about the taste OF
wateri One of the greatest needs Is more
PRAYER and less nonsense IN our church
choirs-moro praise and less backbting---
more love and less faultfindlng-more
reverence and less frivolity-more OF a
desire to honor God than TO give a con-
cert
"Ee have not passed this way hereto
fore"
This proclamation was made that the
weary sons OF Jacob might take a long
look back and a long step forward. To
stand on new ground. he makes all con-
slider.
You have never stood where you stand
today. Never have YOU had so much be-
hind you. Never have you stood so near
the grave. You never have had so much
to be thankful for. You never have had
20 much to regret. You never have had
so much 70 enlighten or disgrace you.
There are times in the lives Of ali of us
when we need to have that thought take
hold upon ne. Stop and think, then take
a new grip on life!
VIII you make better use OF tho futur,
than you have of the past? What hav,
you learned from your mistakes anC
blunders? Are you going to keep on sin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30
MEDICINE
TO Be SOLD HERE
OMAHA SUCCESSFUL IN OBTAIN.
ING EXCLUSIVE AGENCY.
Distribution Awarded Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Company, Where
Tanlac VIII BE Explained to
the Local Public Begin
ming Saturday.

Tanlao, the new medicine that is &C
complishing such remarkable results in
such instances as stomach, liver, kid
news and catarrhal affections in the
larger cities will be distributed in Omaha
exclusively by the Sherman & Mcconnell
Drug Company.
This important announcement was
made Wednesday by John A. Bornhau-
ser, the business associate and co-worker
with l.. T. Cooper, the ''Tanlac Man."
who comes to Omaha expressly for the
purpose of investigating local conditions
with the view OF introducing the premier
preparation here and thereby proving
MIR. Coopers advanced thoughts.
Mr.. BoTnhauser was seen to very ex-
eellent advantage last evening in the
foyer OF the Loyal Hotel, where he Is
stopping, After speaking OF the wonder
full success they have had with Tanlac
in many sections OF the country. and OF
the results obtained through its use In
thousands OF cases. he talked freely and
frankly OF the results OF the two's ex-
tensive studies. Among other things he
said:
Probably the most prevalent and dis
tressinE condition is chronic cataTTh Of
the mucous membranes. Catarrh OF the
stomach and kidneys is the most fire.
quent cause OF dyspepsia and Brights
disease, and catarrhal conditions In the
nose and throat lead TO inevitable deaf
ness. Many people whose hearing is af-
fected are suffering from catarTh.
Frequently the lungs become diseased
by the extension OF a catarrhal inflamma-
ton by way Of the bronchial tubes TO the
lung substance. Consumption. or tuber-
culosis, may then not be far off. and the
mental and physical state OF chronic ca
tarrh sufferers u. indeed. very unfortu-
nate. In fact. II is really surprising to
know what an immense number OF peo-
pie. among those who reside In cities
like Omaha. are suffering from this al
most universal mAlady when they think
something else IL wrong with them"
Mr.. Bornhauser, continuing, enumer-
ated the synptoms OF catarrh such as an
offensive. breath. constant shifting dis-
charges from the nose, dropping In the
throat, frequent sneezing. WAtery eyes,
headaches. hawking, splitting, fun head,
pains in the pit OF stomach. side and kid
ney region. depression Of spirits, ner-
vousness. sleeplessness and susceptibility
to coughs and colds.
He said that. beginning Saturday, he
or his assistant would be at the sher-
man & Mcconnell Drug Company. Six
tenth and Dodge streets where he
would endeavor to prove 20 the local
public that Tanlao will combat this con-
ditiOn the same as Il has among the
thousands In the larger eities.-Adver-
tisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30

ming the same old sius-going to continue
60 be the slave OF the same habits-gc,ns
tc keep on stumbling over the same ntncs
OF opportunity aud never pick w mug
get?
Are you going to Keep on hearing The
gospel and still allow yourself to 40 to
helle Are you going to keep on hansmg
around the same old haunts and con.
hitting the same sinse shorten your
course to Christ. The railroads spend
millions OF dollars to shorten their track
age. Why don't you spend some time
and energy to strighten out your course
to glory2
Rub your eyes and take a good look
Go back over the winding, aimless Jour
ney that has brought you here; notice
how many chances you have had to
shorten your course.
You are standing on higher ground than
ever. You ought to be able to see far
Their! Look back and consider how
graciously God has dealt with you 10
you have never done any serious thinking
before. do some now, Just as the children
OF Israel did when they pitched their
tents on the banks OF the Jordan!
Uou'N I'EO"tse ShoNh ny bNHNAhkNs
AS they called up from the past all
they had experienced IN the forty years
of wandering. how much better God had
dealt with them than they deserved! His
faithfulness, In spite OF their unfalthrul-
ness, was evidence that lie would stand
by them all the way.
Isn't Il true that God will be better Ia
you II you are four-square? Try It and
see what the Lord win do for you.
We would get along better with God
IL we'd take our bearings more often.
That is true In their case, and it is In
ours. All these things happened for our
instruction. The way to find out what
God will do is to look back and see
what God has done No man can con
slider what God has done without feeling
safe to trust Him for what lie is going
TO do.
You say II looks dark. Well. the fact
that we have had sunshine is proof that
we will have II! Think OF how all the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30
Billy Sunday Talks
to Council Bluffs
Students at High

Every member OF the Sunday party was
busy bright and early yesterday morning.
billy himself, was busy brightest and
earliest for he was over at the Council
Bluffs High school. addressing the stu
dents at a. m. The other members Of
the party were leading in the district
prayer meetings, which were held
throughout the greater city at 10 a. m.
BILLY gave a splendid inspirational adj
dress TO the students, warning them
against the pitfalls and holding up 10
them the examples OF many great men
and women who tolied up the ladder Of
success
lie was enthusiastically greeted with
college yells and whats the matter
with "Bnly" Sunday He's all right" All
OF which pleased the vigorous evangelist
immensely.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30
Billyisns

Don't think that God has ever been all
IN. ne never has been, and never will.
The man who has no purpose in hfs
goes about tired because he does his
climbing in = trOadmin.
Take time 20 count your blessings.
You will be astonishsd TO see how they
win grow In your hands.
The man Of faith IL mAGnstio-gsi-
vanio--energetio.
Too many choir singers do not know
any more about the gospel they sing
than the town pump does about the
taste Of waterl
The man who undertakes 20 do . thon-
sand things Will never amount 20 . hill
of beans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30
BILLY" SUNDAY TO SPEAK
BEFORE COMMERCIAL CLUB

BILLY" Sunday has accepted an invi-
tation TO speak at the Commercial club
at noon Friday. While II Will not be
strictly a mems meeting women will not
be invited a. II Is expected that the
larse dining room will be completely
filled by members Of the club. The
meeting Is called for y instead OF 1890
so MIR Sunday may keep his afternoon
meeting at the Tab
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30

The man Of faith IL mRgnstie-gsl-
vanio--energotio.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30

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furniture into cash.
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We Invite the Public
to Visit Our Plant

We believe that every man in Washington who
owns or is interested in an automobile. electric We
hicle, or truck should inspect this new garage. We
have something to show you both in bigness and
perfection Of detail, which YOU shouldn't miss Why
not make your visit today?
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New Orleans.
PRAISES NAVAL PERSONNEL.
Rear Admiral Blue Pays Tribute q
Men Behind Guns.

The American people. in regarding
their navy, look only at its material
side. giving little or no credit TO the
fitness and efficiency OF its personnel.
Rear Admiral Victor Blue told mem
bers of the University Club at sym
postum on the navy last night
The United States Navy annually
graduates into private life between
three and four thousand trained men.
many OF whom now go TO make up the
naval reserve of this country. he said.
These men. he continued. usually fol-
low as civilians the trades they were
taught in the navy. and can. almost
AT a moments notice. be recalled when
their country needs them.
Others who read papers were Rear
Admiral Robert s Griffin. Rear Ad
miral Joseph Strauss. High Expio-
sives:" Mai. Gen George Barnett. The
Marine Corps" and Naval Constructor
william p. Robert. The Battleship."
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