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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
,,SOriuartsa .WlasEcnban.

Dlasfenbdae iino sur 3cit all ocr
Sagesfrage. Die meilteu @ereine
oeranitaIten ioIde, inO es lit Oo6er
lur ieIbitperitduOIid, oaB oieieIben
oie uot6igc @eriidiidtiguug finoen
Iolltcn. Ger idbrlide Mosfenbaa
ocs Surnuereins o@orplrtS~ finoet
morgcn glbeno i'll GIubbalde All ser
&eit.2erinston-Str. u itatt unO miro,
mic aaidbrlih, oos @reieuiB Ser Sal.
ion peroen Ter &erein lit bon jeber
rilr Die ieineu Arrangements leiner
9eltlIdlfelten befonnt gepeien uno
,piro oiH iidcrIi6 Oieies DIAL picocr
allcS aufbieten, i'm ben EbeiIneb.
mern oen gluient6alt 5it einem onge.
nebnen 81 9eltalten. l)lit elmer bun.
ten @ciolgibait udrriib gepittcr
mo seihutiidtcr 9larreu miro @riu5
Sorncuol ieiuen Gin5ng boItcu itno
luobI caiiir 5u ioracu wiiien, ooB nm
tagslorgen uuo 0Iriesgrnm bii6ih
oraIiBcn oor Der E6iire bleibcn. Die
9lrronaeltrc Deriprecben OaB Oic 5cit
libteit IN oieiem Sabre ale ibre ql1n.
5cnOcn &orgdngcr nod BEL @citenl
an FraHt nn0 Rcicbboltiafcit iber
trciien miro.
Bum criten Nlolc Iie0t oic 9lrrol.
liuna ocs lVlaSfeubaIles Qnu5 III opu
N0nOen Scr 9lfti0clb lm0 Dem moroi
9en 9Ibcno miro nit ebenio QroBer
mic bcrettiatcr Spannlag cutqe1cit
9eiebcn Sir por5iieIi9c Son5miIif
miro lclbitrcocno Sor9c getragcn
leln imO anBeroen limo mcrt6pollc
Nrelle iiir Oic elegontciten mo ac.
ihmadpoaitcn 9lloSfcu ougcidoiit
lpor0cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
9amrm! 3nnfclt
Gnrr graurs Saar.
eiebramdJt GirORmnttsr's 9icscpt BON
sOI6ei-S6cc nnS 5dpefrI, nnO
AirmnnO iuirO cs iuifcn.

Ger @cbroudl bon Salbci unS
5hpefeI, ilni bIeiHcm eroucn Soar
feline notiirIibc Sarbc 81, gebcu, ba.
tirt 5uriid 5n G3robnuttters 3eit.
Sic eebraiidtc cs, Inn ibr Saor
prddtio oimfcl aldiBeno nro oidlt
81 crbaIteu. @cun ibr Soar aus.
ficl oocr matt bleidl ooer itreifia
wuroe, monotc iie oieie einfad,c a2i
idlna init pituocrGnrer 8irfunn on.
9lber otc 3ubercihuia oobefm III
unongcnebm iino mmo0ern. g8cnn
man bcnte III irgeno cincr glpotbete
nit 80 Geuts pro 5Iaidc mad,
~@petb's Sage ono SuIpbur Com.
polno" fraet, er61It man 0icfcs bc.
riibnte oIte Re3ept ouf sac man fla
pcrlolcn fam onB IS oent Soor Die
nntiirlide 6nrbe mo 51ouDeit 8ll,
rid siebt, mo e 1T portrefflid fiir
aopfibuppert trodenc. ficbcrbaite.
iudenoc &opibant uno Ous glsfoacn
ser Nonrc.
Gin mobIbefointcr glpctbefcr ser
interen Staot ioei, cs opnleli ods
Soar ID natiirlih oaB 9siculano "a.
gen fam cS ici anacponot poroeii.
Non feudtet einiaA eincil 5dmdnm
ooer cine mei1e 9iiritc oanlit an un0
5iebt oieie ourcb Ons Soar. inoeul
man sur 3eit eineu Sirobm nimuif
9lm @torgcn iit oas Crane Soar uer.
ldmunocn lmO uoc6oem man cS nod
cin' ooer 5peinnl au9eluauot bot
miro oaS @oar prddita oHifeI alan.
acno, ipcid uno oirbt, (glns)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

lclhcu 3mcioftiscR @arlesauc ani.
Ger critic 9itt liz 0etitelt uG6c @lar.
rico 6lrt9" mO Ser Sneitc Cohen
I'd Gbtiatoun4 9lebea ocu Sumo.
rilten Charles &o6inion uno anOeret
erlttlalligcn 8rditcu bat 0ie Erippc
ciacu Gbor, Der ans 30 6ilbic6cu
@ldOden seiie5t. 9lS beionoerc Mt.
frottiou itc6t bic &rtnaoonna Gli5d.
Dct0 q. Cooper auf Dem &roarorunl.
6erucr criAeinen &ueaa 1cmplc uuo
Daoc Giue IN elmer Suuorcsfc.
a&cO gorf S0mpbonfe-
Nr1citer.
NroBes N,uicrciic iuir0 III mdifali4
iDcn @rcilcn Scr Staot Oem 9luftre
ten ser berimten &olorahtr Sangc.
riu 6rieoa Seupcl bon ser ,,Metro.
politan Cpern.@eieaiAait cnt0cGcn
gcbradlt, UclNe gcle9enilib 0eS an
Gicuiioa IN ser u2oric4 itattfiuoer.
Oen Gon3crics 0cS o9tclo Norf SDns
pbonie CrbeiicrS ibr @altuuorcr
Cebiit madt 5ic 6riugt qlrien aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Die irOiicDc @iiIlc scr ON peroon
Qcncn @}itnpoD aus oclu 2ebcn oe
idlieocnen 6rou Catherine 9anoc
feIo, acb Gclte, mlroc ocitcrn gIod.
miiroa pom Eroicr6ouic. glr. 2202.
NcIicrlou Str. aus oif Dem ct.
EonAS 6ricobof 8ur emiocn 92u6c
acoettct. Cine crQrcifenOc Eroucr.
reoe ipproe bon 9Soitor gSilliont
3tritemVer Don Ger @ci. Bethel. @e.
menoc on ocr @dc bon Baltimore.
StroBc mo GAuooO glUenlc, Qcbo(.
TEN. 3obIrci6c mo pr16tiQc 9lu.
menlpelloen lbmldtcn ocu 5orQ scr
GntlbIoiencn. ,Sron Souocfclo. sic
N baltimore oeboreu muroe, iton6
i'm 20. Scbcnsiobrc. S6r @ottc, SO
bonnes @onoefeIo, nit Dem tic lid,
por 03 Sabren pcrbeirotbet batte,
gin0 ibr Dor 10 So9ren i'm Eooc
boron sic biuterlGBt A ainoer,
&illionl SonoeielO, SoiiiS 2ouoefelo.
Srap George ShIrnfeIs imo Sri.
Gotbcrine Son0eielO, sSerncr miro
lic bon IL @nfelfinocrn bctroliert.
slls @o4rtidhG9er ituairten sic
@erren 8. 9, NuppS, q. @lithcl, S.
&n0deL 9. 9e6rcns. s. euler tno
George SonoerS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
Sin GrofmanI Iicf iid 6Sreu.

YIN @cntlcmou pou @}iiiiiiippi
llno nod 0o3u elm Scnotor,
S1at lit ais iiioIiher @roBs@eppi
W'it ieinem 0eutiden6aB beroor.
|m Nienltog mars, in baltimore,
Nie @oltc ipisten 0a oos 0br
llno tlatitten 9cifoa I'M oie g9ette,
SaS mar Elm 6roB 5ll Dem gaufettel
er prizes in allen QobestSnen
Serrn @ilion's idncioae Golitif;
Sal'T 5orte man Die @orte Orobncn:
gSer %rolocnt lit lmier @liidl
dIl'o mas er tbut uno mas er nil,
S'7orlam i6mcig Ser 9iireer it'll;
SclIl nldt Qciout, Der lit 8errGt6er,
e'n sang acmeincr @|iiictbdtcr.
%er 9cntIcmcn pom ioun'geu Siioen
Son Der allltur mr. lcidt 6cledt,
|''l ia @crru @iIion's Stlopcu BIZ
ten,
IlS io!6er it cr ia perfeft.
S@ao COB inn 9ticman0 mioers
lpro6,
SoS mor gepiBIih cine S6mad!
Soldl eincm @roBmoll ioaf mans
3elgcn
LAB lrelc NlGnner ninmer idmeiqen.
es aibt nod anOre scnotorcn,
%9r perj lit ouf Dem re6tcn Sled;
g|i~i N Dem Stlapenitaot geboreu,
Sie ipaocn ni9t in @ilionS Grcd.
@le bcn9cn i5rcn Radeu uidt,
@otllobl nod Ien6tet manbc9 Qidt;
''o~ bort man iic sic Stol5en
l5reicL
Slc ~illon feineu @ei6rau1 itreuci.
y'ob Ic6t eia aon5c5 seer BON 3cl-
gen,
z Sas anc1 Der 6onoiiSmus ipri6t;
y'od Gic6t cs Nlanncr, sic uibt
idlucigcn
,SqF llrtbeil bat lest i6pcr @clpi6t
=, - loll cs icin im ircen 9anO,
gFldt ollie 5icb'u am gdugcl6ono.
@err &ilion miro cS nod cria6rcM
LOB gRonner i'm Senate warcul
g|ldli mic Der @cptIcmon bonn Sii6cu,
=, Ser olel bon 9iirgcrpiliHten iprad;
goa cr nld @iIion9 @icr briitcu,
mem cdtcr &oIfSmmu iolat ibul
nod.
Nlr c5ren umicrt Yraiiocnt,
= lana CT iciue 8iliGtcn fcunt;
80 ~ lana' Scrc6tgfcit i6u lcitct,
Slro ibm tcin @iocriprub bcrcitct.
". &. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Serbs p@rnani" luo ais NlcDcrs
beers 0hopolc" m0 pcricbeOcue
sicocr micr oielcn 0os Stdnodcn7
non &iC1ar0 StrolB 5iau &ortroa
gllidl 0cr orbcIrolc Sbci 0eS 9Sro-
gronnncs IN iebr piclpcripremeno.
9Qs @aupinunmcr bot Serr gSnlter
G0mroih scr belUGbrte geitcr oieicr
0cruorrdacnocp @inatleroerciniMuG,
Oie y9'euc Melt~ Spnpbonie bon
0uoraf acp1blt Son oen morcn
Crdlcier&rrtcn itinmt 0ouroi@'S
9c3lcihmr1 5ll oN0iacnic III 9lus
lis~ pcs NoaptiRtercic ii glniprih.
@cobo0D &ccitol.
Gic nmac cngliihe 9dariiiiu Gtbcl
Seaasfa miro am ndhita Sreitag
Sum eriten @lalc iu Baltimore in
Dem 9lccital i'm D@eabo0p. Snititrt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
gInf ANN Olorrenieitl

sllle SIrraligcrlcntS iiir 0en oroBcn
Nlastcnhaa oc0 @cruoniaGalar.
tett Glnbs1 lpclder moracu 9beno III
9orrp'S Nolle itattiiuoet, iiuo actroi.
fen. Gic Decoration 0cr Sallc miro
oon pcridweuocriiMer @roht lem.
Sclc alropdiibc 9llaSicroocn 9lop
toten mcrocu uorBciiibrt ncrocn mO
cS otritc Gin RciHt0tm ali NloSfca
cntIaltct wcrOcn wie CT uic Supor oui
cinem Der Wlostenbdnc ser Nrqan.
lattpn 5iI ie1eu mar. gSertbppllc
Yrcilc mcr0clt auS0eaehen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Soids \. @iienbrcp, il. pertmiit
moroen Die neuen @teentbiimer
peroen oie olten @ebGuoe obreiBcn
lalien uuo mollen BORT mooernc
8obnbollier errthten. Ser @loB ilt
un9efdbr "a 9lder eroB. Der 4arf
pnroe Dor llngefdbr 10 Sobrcn BON
sInguit 6ennemon 5u einem belicb
ten 9eiuhsorte umgelpanoeIt unO
lan9e Sabre aefiibrt. Sr 6ennc
man itarb Dor 5pct Snbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
Inns 0cntideu silt scr sdlao.

ammunition Bro6ibition
~aS rcimt iid uobrliH itIcbt SUE
ianimcll
Soo) bier 5n Qonoc gcbt Is idon,
Sle pendclci 6ebcrridt Ocu G6rou;
pedl loorrn lie, scr SlaeuO 5lon.
men.
d,li0 ols9cicgt miro jcOc SiinOc,
9'lr Rriitlih unB oie @lcni66cit
icin,
SQnlit cS pic cir 6cucr 5iinOc.
SrItt oi6 DER a9iap. ap.SmooD" einl
soon larnt scr Sdiuorni! baIO
ge6t cs los.
Sle %oufen ucroeu ipilO gci6loacn;
'Hlrj Der @critono, OoS @}unOwerf
0rob,
le 6ouit 9e6oat 5im fii6ncn StoI5
go irci6en lies in oieicn Gogen.
'"'o iper lid itrou6t scr muB c.
biiBeu,
ggelnltlidild lit scr &ettlmgSplon;
Sos Seben molcu tic ocriiibeu
o'''o simeon iolcb ein 5cner all
Sos II Der SIn6 Der Scllc6cIci
92crltoreno wirtt tie olf oos 2cben;
u S'r F1ariidcr aompigcidrci
SselBt ie0cS belize @ono enbwei,
Sn.l S@rllIllt oos ircie Scrs nit 9cben.
~ S~Y'Blrausn oringt in oae arciic.
y ~ 0leibt Oo nod oic Gcliaion2
'e splitter 9iidtcr iblcidcn Iciic.
0@ lpre Sliaeno lit MIR Sobn.
,.l Ssv'll 9}itlcio mo6nt in i6rcr @rnit
~uOpnlHtiG lit ibr S6uu inns lrci.
bcu;
ino iid6 fcincr Sdulo 6cpnBt,
gfto9lbition" lit i6rc 2mt
VQ, lpic lie lid oic Sdnoc rci6crl
,r ,,'i 0rleoc 6ctci lie, bic 5Glcidbcr
eN'o pcimlih hciBfS, ghununiiion
us lnoht sic reiheu Wufler rel.
y. der,
puicr Der 9lcliaiou
,aaa,'erlto ~ 0n @mOcrlanol
N0uS miro Dir nod sic 3nfunit briu.
acn2
0.H slnilit .binunchuGrtS a0udnot
~, ~,O %hltgclo flcbt on ocincr Sano,
|'o'lblt On oos Spicl uir0 sir &C.
Iiuan2
~" luinid' Dir @liid, ib miiui6'
Oir Scacn
d oul etunol criteit Sit sen 2o6n,
V l'nfrmlt pnNcrt oui oen g9c-
0r gen.
ammunition @Srobi6itionl
~ us ro9t iidl nod, lei onf ser Sutl
'0~ meb'n oie Strciicn imo oic
Stcrnc;
Qan0elit iebt nit MlcnIdenbluf
'om ocr @cltfricg Dir 5u aut,
i3l,'lreten n0cbteit 81 ms ocrnc.
SVlltlNcn Gilt 0oS iolld)c Srei-
q, bcn
81, a,"'lllltlon Gro6ibition ~
poIlcn oir'S ms Sdulo6id
~. ihrei6eu,
3utiulit briuot sir nod ocn
2o6nl
81 5. e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Der electric &orf. ipel6er oicIc
Sobre lang einer ser 6eIiebteiien
%ergniigingSortc III ser lltnaegcno
Der Stoot mar lit oeiteru fir $t00s
900 an ole So. 9m. $ @aind imo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Der tiir Oicic @oGe duf Dem &ro.
Ng1nuu 0c9 n6tpm0rouc~ He6t. Ta9
5tiid ltannt cars Der 5c0er 0c5
Sdriititcaers @aul 9lruitroua mO
oic 9on0hmg i'll oireft aus ocm gc.
ben gcgriiicn 0ic Smtplpcrion I'M
Dem Stiic iit Elm &ciouncr imo &c
ai9lailw-@litglic0, 0er 5ialci6 ocn
Soften OeS &oriiBcrS ser 5itteu-Gom
million eincS Stoates 6etlci0ct tn0
oli Den bon politiiderScite Gin lcbar-
Ier Culd UtSgcii6t miro, uu ieine
llnterltiibung fiir eine Bill 5u iibern.
9Ib1eie6en BON oieiam 6omiuterci
lanten uno ipanueaocn @iuaftcr
ltcbcu auf Ocm Gicsiu6cbiacu 9Sro,
aroum nod iie6cn on0erc critflaiiiqe
g|lmnern bon oencu oor ollem Ger
iiiOilde Sencrme6rmauu rnO ieit
G6ef 9ro0D iuo Nlahonep, crud6nt
81 neroen oerOicut. 6crncr pcr0cu
anitrcten 6lorcncc Sinponc, 5ranf
@cip1al 9ircuoit lmo 9romn 0as
&ariicr Erio, N}cGorniid lmo Nroind
mo bic SfatclcS.
gGolouioL
E6nriioH Ser 5cfmmie 3ou5cr
finillcr tritt uoraci fl ,GoIoniol
E6cotcr" alf gciu oiesidbrigrs
Frparamn cnt6dt picle ncuc anffe
mo III IN icocr gciie6ung rc05t int.
tcrboItcnO @iclc iciucr 0ciihmacu
5rtlacu Gas &nblitinu sum 9u6cn
mdbrcno on0crc ricOcr ic6r nDitc
rios inn nno oie 3iehoucr III Stau
ncu uerlcbcn ST. 1burliou ben6
t0i9t iluc Giicn6a6n Ndg1ons, nn
lcinc gficttclt nltcr ocncn iih Sin.
oc. @aecn un0 du0crc Sbicrc beiu
oclt bon elmer Stoot nod ser onoes
rau 5u Geior0ort Sim Gicnitoa,
Atttivod Srcitoa rno saniloa fin
ocn 9ia@miitdga &orte0nnacu hait
.Nlorplon0.~
3luei scr betddntcitcu Siuuoriitcr
Ocr &oricte @ii6ue oS9c0cr into
SielOs" trdcn noracu i'm yNlorp
lanO S6cotcr4 oui Gic bciOcn $40.
nlitcr ar6citetcn sum criicn NlaIc int
&abrc 1877 5uiommcn m0 ic Uur
ocn bol0 i'm gcnScn 2ouoe 6ctamt
glni ocm @ro0rnmi ic6cn icruer
Soicp1 8 9eru0oro It Go n oSS1o
IS lbe2 " Sia1tHcr m0 Aerdn0er nit
nacn @eiduQcn @onl @orNon
0robticiIt0u5cr &alp0 smaller.
amcrifanildcr Gc0o 9'irhoic 9nt
trim iuO g'ole nit aaer6an0 misi
gen weldugct %crbcrtS Scc9n0c
pic @clcaidaits CdI8er sSroit ms
@roS nno 9ritt ssooO, ser iluac&oi
lcnrciBer Ger &memotoarop0 sciat
oic ncuciicn ercia1iiic pom clropd
il@en @riegsidlouplobc
v@aDctp Ebcater.
0ic %ariiion 6liriso treten NOR
9en i'm ,,W0Detp S1cntcr1 nit ciner
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1915.
PULLING TOGETHER IN NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo forget the splendid support and cooperaon
Is recevno from every city in in the effort to get
the federal farm loan bank pg wheat district located
in this city.
Grand Forks Bismarck Mnot the other cities of the
state that asked for bank have swung sody in ne
shoulder to shoulder gate city They have sunk acona
differences for the good the These cities all realize that
the location this bank Fargo will benefit the whole state and
this entire section northwest and they using their In
uene to get the Fargo where it rghtfuy belongs
This sort of spirit augs we'll for the future of North Dakota
It is the kind of spirit is absolutely essential if this state is to
forge ahead as it win its freedom from the bondage of
the twin cities the terminal points to the east 1t shows that
the cities of North Dakota broadend their view and
that anv the development of the
cities of the state is suicidal.
The Forum believes healthy active competition between
es But it that there also be cooperation for the
mutual benefit Of all.
the of securing railroad rates for instance the cities
Of the state could be and could work remark
e transformation North Dakota they would present united
front instead of pulling against other That there need
for friction cities asking for lower rates. and in many
other lines effort be evident who will give
e matter little thought fact is there has been friction
III the past where should have been mutual support and
operation.
There are not many they far
enough apart enough for development without
treading on spirit friendly rivalry good
thing the business world long found out that keen
petition possible and be maintained and at the time
there be unity Of action and cooperation by the members of
any particular branch of trade
high that the cities learned this sensible lesson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
DECISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT
From LaMoure County,

Herman E. Sox. plaintiff and re-
spondent. VS.. w. w. Miracle, ct al,
defendants, NJ. w. Miracle, respondent,
Dodson. Fisher, Brockman company,
appellant.
Syllabus:
l. An executory land contract for
the purchase of school lands from the
state of North Dakota, although tech
nically speaking not real property,
must, under the provisions of Section
800 to 335, Compiled Laws 1913, be
levied upon and sold by a creditor of
the vendee as such.
Action to have an assignment of
school land contract declared a mort
gage and for the foreclosure of the
same. Claim of a prior attachment.
Appeal from the district court OF
LaMoure county. J. A. Coffey, j.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Defendant, Dadson, Fisher, Brock
man company, appeals.
Reversed. Opinion of the court by
Bruce, J.
Davis C Warren, of LaMoure. at
torneys for plaintiff and respondent.
Engerud, Xolt & Frame, of Fargo,
attorneys for defendant and respond
ent, M. W. Miracle.
Henry G. Middaugh and RoIlo F.
Hunt, Of Devils Lake, attorneys for
defendant and appellant, Dodson,
Fisher. Brockman company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
THE CAPTURE OF BUCHAREST.

The capture of Bucharest in hundred days after Rumana
adds another remarkable chapter the list of
of in this
proof that the far from being the verge of col
lapse apparently ready and able to fight for years.
The terrible feature Of it that both sides apparently
than ever determined to fight it "to a finish
If that Germany and her allies have thoroughly
organized their in power mechanical power
chemical power that they able match every of the
mighty of forces that oppose them equally that
opponents increasing their and organization
is in both of the hostile camps
but goad the other side fresh
energy and deeper determination to win at all
Both sides have gone far now both
fearful sacrifice in blood treasure that they equally
determined that this sacrifice shall have
That the fearful situation Surveying their decmated ranks
counting the fearful only adds the fury determine
on carry the through successful conclusion
takes the last dollar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
new DEPART.
AT EGGERT'S
HEAVY BLOW Is AIMED AT THE
HIGH COST OF LIVING - CASH
SECTION TO BE OPENED PROM.
IsEs TO DEVELOP INTO A REAL
"BARGAIN COUNTER"

In an effort to give the people of
Fargo the very best prices possible on
meats, c. F. Eggert has struck upon a
plan aiming to effectively combat the
high cost of living.
The north side of the shop will be
devoted to what will in reality become
the meat bargain counter" This
section will be operated on a strictly
cash basis, where people can come,
purchase their meat and take it with
them-saving a considerable sum by
the operation. @& f.. . d.
The same high standard will prevail
in the new department. that has built
up the present immense trade Of the
Eggert shop. The sole object is to
meet the demand of those who seek
lower prices for good products. Operat-
ing on a strictly cash basis, without
delivery cost, coupled with. the. con-
stant aim to maintain the lowest
possible prices. the new Eggert depart
ment promises to fill a Keen demand
made imperative by the high cost of
liying-AdVt
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
High Cost of Paper
Means Music In The
Fargo Public Schools

children have more than enough
for a machine, having made $125
from the sale of old magazines and
newspapers they have collected.
E very other school in the city is
working for machine in this way,
though smaller school buildings
are having the greatest trouble.
However, they are working hard,
and it is expected that they soon
will have enough to purchase a
machine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
Danger SianaI,

II the fire bell should ring would
you run and stop it or go and help to
put out the f1re? 1t Is much the same
way with cough. A cough is a dam
ger signal as much as II f1re bell. You
should no more try to suppress it than
to stop a fire bell when It is ringing,
but should cure the disease that
causes the coughing. This can nearly
always be done by taking Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Many have
used 1t with the most beneficial re-
suits. 1t is especially valuable for the
persistent cough that 80 often follows
a bad cold or an attack Of the grip.
Mrs. Thomas Beeching, Andrews, Ind,
writes: During the winter my hus-
band takes cold easily and coughs and
coughs. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is the best medicine for breaking up
these attacks and you cannot get him
to take any other" Gbtainable every
where.--Adv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
TREES HIT BY LIGHTNING.

tba IfniteS states Forest ssrvicn tps
greatest number of trees struck by
lightning In any locality is the domi-
nant variety. Laboratory tests have
shown that the conductivity of wood
depends on its water content. Mr.. Scott,
Kansas state forester, who has inves-
tigated many Of the old theories about
some trees being struck more by light
of tree LIS more susceptible to lightning
stroke than any other except in so far
as the species determine the height OF
the tree.--North Dakota Experiment
station.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
SHRUBS THAT ATTRACT BIRDS.

Under the heading, Shrubs That At
tract Birds, the Ohio State university
states that planting shrubs and trees
that produce fruits eaten by birds is
one way of attracting birds. The fol-
lowing trees and shrubs mentioned are
hardy in North Dakota: Woodbine, bit
tersweet, wild grape, wild roses, dog
wood, wild cherries and mountain ash.
Dakota Experiment station.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

With old magazines at $25 ton,
and old newspapers at So a ton,
school children are securing the
homes Of Fargo and it will only
be a short time until every school
in the city will be provided with
a school Victrola and plenty of
records.
This fact was reported to the
board Of education by Supt. Ar
thur Dearer last night. Mr..
Deamer said the Horace Mann
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

There Of combating the high cost of living besides
boyong certain articles Of food The Tribune makes
the following sensible suggestion:
Administering household economically has become science
these times 1t involves watching for bargains and keeping
advertisements testing
pensv foods to find those that appeg nourng
plenty of Of saving money these times for people
s4ho will make study Of it,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
THEY HONOR PASTOR
Leonard Folks Present Automobile 20
Minister.

Leonard, N. D., Dec. 7.-Congrega-
tions served by Rev. Mr.. Engerholm
presented the pastor with Ford auto
mobile, a big celebration being held in
this city in honor Of the event. Funds
were collected by popular subscrip-
ton, with Ole Anderson leading in
the movement.
Rev. Mr.. Engerholm has served in
this territory for a great many years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
BoYcorT1NG THE BoYcoTTERs.

The boycott food has taken Missouri where
number OF farmers and their wives banding together boycott
the boycotters.
In the vicinity Of Harmony No. the farmers wives resented
the of that boveott
eggs butter They have therefore banded together and will
refuse sell butter and eggs Of the cities Of Missouri
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

lion dollars a year ago, making net
liabilities this year of six million dol
lars compared with IS million dollars
in October, 1915. Net liabilities In
August and September of this year
were ten million and five million dol
lars respectiVely
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
Nervous Women.

When the nervousness is caused by
as is often the case, you
win get quick relief by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets. These tablets also
improve the digestion. Obtainabls
everywhere.--Adv
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
Good for constlpation.

Chamberlains Tablets are excellent
for constipation. They are pleasant to
take and mild and gentle in effect. OBJ
tainable everywhere.-Adv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

H. H. Knoblaugh resigned as agent
for the Northern Pacific at Pingret
and will go to Tappen. A. L. Warren
Of Leeds. will fill the place vacated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

Angus Mcmillan OF Souris. nearly
lost three fingers which he accidental
ly cut with butcher knife. One Of
the fingers was nearly cut off.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

Grant & Dever, of Balfour, have
been awarded the contract to paint the
scenery and drop curtains in the new
operahouse at Drake.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

F. L. Ceilings, who has been local
Great Northern agent at Penn for
several years left for Leeds. where he
has accepted the position Of cashier.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

A Christian Endeavor society has
been organized at Leith by a number
OF young people Of the village and
surrounding district.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

Center's new feed mill is a reality.
The building is completed. the ma
chinery in operation. Henry Hagerott
is proprietor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

Sanish Pilot: Severt Botnen cross
ed the ice on the Missouri river in his
Ford car Sunday. 1t looked kind of
dubious in the start-off, but the at
tempt proved successful
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

At Kathryn a number Of the citizens
have begun the organization of a fire
department. E. A. Moe was chosen
fire marshal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

The high school boys of Sutton. have
organized a basketball team.