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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-03
The brewers have reformed this year

The brewers have reformed this year
as they do every year. They stand for
regulation and a decent trade" and YET
at this very moment the officers of the
Model License league, the leading
brewers of the country and the entire
liquor trade from top to bottom is
straining its crooked soul to prevent
the enactment OF a law, the only effect
OF which would be to limit the liquor
trade to licensed, regulated channels.
Guilty of every crime, with beggared
women clinging to its skirts, with it's
lips rich with the marrow of children,
this trade walks the aisles of congress
flashing the backs of it's prostitute few.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-03

The general utilization of motor
cycles by the countries at war in
Europe has attracted forcible .atten-
ton to the many ways in which mo-
torcycles can be made to render pub
lie service in times of peace. Prac-
tically all American cities use motor
cycles for enforcing traffic laws. The
adoption OF motorcycles by police de-
partments is rapidly leading to the
use of the motorcycle by other de-
partments of city government. Balti-
more recently. purchased twenty-one
Harley Davidsons for the city en-
gineer's department, the park board
and the electrical commission.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-03

During 1915, 11S cases of insanity
were recorded in Savannah and in the
dry year of 1915 the number was 70. In
1914 the number was 107, and in 1913
it was 116.
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Agents Wanted


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make SIS to S26 daily, no experience,
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Acknowledgements

FOR SALE-1915 Paige 5-passenger
touring car; run 1000 miles; over
hauled and newly reprinted. owner
leaving town. Phone 1605W-2 evenings
or write 205. care Forum. $3.50
The Western Retail Implement,
Vehicle, and Hardware association,
with a membership of 1920, has placed
itself on record as favoring nation
wide prohibition.
Liquor has no defenders but the
makers and sellers OF it. They are
barred from the witness-stand be-
cause liquor never has and never will
keep it's promises" says The Des
Moines Register.
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SATURDAY
EVENING
LETTER

CONTINUED from Page 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-03

For Quick Results Use The Fargo
Forum Wants.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-03

When you can buy excellent farms on
easy terms in
where we have good crops. good climate
good water. Buy now when Won can
buy and buy right and make money.
Investigate and be convinced. For
particulars, write
CLARENCE n. KOPsENG.
BIG SANDY MONT.
Real Estate Dealer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-03

BUSINESS OPENING, FOR SALE
Restaurant building and business In
the new and booming town of Parshall.
ton in town. q fine business opening.
Write for terms to e. B. KJelstrup.
Parshalls n. n. $3.50
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-03

BRAND NEW BUNGALOW for sale
cheap. All modern, close in; s rooms
and bath; fir finish, maple floors. "A snap
for $3.50.
"BUY 1T WITH RENT MONEY!
J. A. GEEROH 4 co,
Phone 1890. SIS ard Ave. y.
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FORUM WANT AID PAGE


No ad taken Tor less than 25c LIST in-
sertion: 1c per word each consecutive
insertion; 800 per line OF words by
the month.
The Forum will accept only clean ad-
vertislng OF o high character, and re-
serves the right TO revise any copy to
conform with makeup rules Of c1assi-
fed ADVERTISING.
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WANTED-Experie hustlers for
correspondents school; fine PROPOSE
ton; commissions. Address 3O8, care
Forum, IslG7l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-05
March to Park.
THREE OF POSTAL
STATIONS WILL BE
CHANGED ON JULY

Under a fw0-year arrangement, ef-
fective July 4. Postmaster Simpson
has completed a new list Of sub post
Offices of the Rock Island postotfice. In
view of the policy inaugurated by the
p0stofice department sometime ago
that iu consideration Of the value OF a
postal station to a department store
requiring that where one In so located,
such station must be established at
practically no expense to the post
office. the postmaster was powerlesa
"a continue the stations known as 10
and III in the stores Of l.. s. NcCabe Il
Co. and Young q McCombs. respect
lively. Accordingly station NO. 10 Will
be transferred July / to the Bengston
drug store at Second avenue and Sew
enteenth street, a location advantage
ous TO each Of the department stores
now provided with postal facilities,
while station II viii at the same time
Cd Ia the Kennedy store at 1101 Twen-
tv-frst avenue, where 10 Is believed IL
xvzI be of great convenience TO por~
/ ton of the new territory not now hav-
+ ing this service. Station IA, now le-
Gated fiji the store of Charles A. Olson,
#7S02 Elm street, viii be moved to the
/ Community store at 1925 ELM street,
/ In the same block. and In new build
/ ing which has just been erected.
I'M addition to these stations, ts the
military branch Of the local postofhee
tn the military camp at Rock Island
/ arsenal, established June !, OF which
I John McEniry OF the regular postoface
force is clerk in charge.
The location Of the postal stations
Of the Rock Island postofhce beginning
July J. with the names OF the clerks 10
4 charge, will be as follows.
Station 1-638 Thirty-eightn street,
I Herbert &. Ali.
station 2-27o0 Seventh avenue.
john f. Schneider.
station 3-924 Third avenue, August
+ station 4-1201 Fifteenth street,
William UUemeyer.
Station $500 Fifth avenue Moan
wv. Steiner.
station 1901 Twentieth street
William D. Hartz.
Station 8-A4I8 Fourteenth avenue
statfon 9-4501-4505 Fifth avenue
Oscar g. Carlson.
station 10-1700 Second avenue
John A. Bengston.
. station 11-lI01 Twenty-hrst ave
nue.. j. r. Kennedy.
8 Station 5000 Fifth avenue, Dal
station 13-20t6 Ninth avenue
1 Sarah III Cassidy.
station 1885 Thirtieth street
Lincoln H. Trent
station 15-G Sears) -4526 EIevent
/ street. Gaines g. Pemberton-
Il Military branch-Rock Island AT
/ senaI, John McEniry,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-05

MODERN furnishes rooms Ea- 4&1
$1,000 - - ------ - - -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-05
Ell T T lElE
VT A M t ED
CIR 0ss man Bros
Cloak Co.

WIN receive applicants for an ez-
nart sitter and one capable Of taking
Fas1 charge or our alteration depart
nent only those who have had years
Of experience in the better class ready
+0-wear stores need apply The posi-
tioa is permanent and the salary Is
h5eh ID the right party All communi-
cations viii be held in strict cont
der@e. Apply in person TO 414 FIT
+eertn street. Moline Ill., or by mail
10 C4alesburg. III,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-05
PLAN FOR FOURTH
Of JULY PROGRAM
Rock Island Independence Day Asso"
citation Elects Officers at Meet
ing az Club.
R. F. McC0y0CHTE Is PRESIDENT
WI. Franks ia Selected Director Gem
eral of Patriotic Demons
stration.

Robert r. McConochie was elected
president Of the Rock Island lnde-
pendence Day association and ~. L.
Franks was elected director general Of
tha patriotic celebration planned for
July 4 when the membership OF the
organization met al the Rock Island
club last night. Mr., McConochie sue
ceeds Mrs. c. J. sllvis. Appended are
the other officers:
Vice president. III Hauberg.
seeretary-G ", AckIey.
Treasurer G. Mitchell
Directors for one year--Mrs. g. j.
Silvis, " T.. Franks, Captain w. a.
Resented and William ] Sweeney.
Directors for two years-~Willianl
Jackson. Miss Maud Hartz. John q.
Hunto0a and Harry Lawrence.
Initial plans were made al the meet
ing last night for the celebration on
Independence day. The membership
Votad 10 dispense with the fireworks
feature owing to the cost of present.
ing such a display, believing that the
time is al hand 20 conserve. Instead
Of the fireworks q patriotic demon
zGraaou will be held directed by Mr..
Franks who had charge OF the Mem
0riaI day program in Rock Island.
March to Park.
A parade will be held at 2 O'CLOCK
/ iu the afternoon starting at the court
house and proceeding 70 Long View
park. where there will be a program
f Of band music, speeches and games
+ for children Mr.. McC0nochie Will
+ appoint the committees 70 arrange for
+ the celebration A meeting Of the
membership viii be held again next
Monday to promote further arrange
ments for the day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-05

All the news ali the time-Tne argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-05

r5s# rs work o. truck
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-05

49, -
The evening world., 1917-02-23
RUTH CRUGER GONE
TEN DAYS; POLICE
WITHOUT A CLUE
Fifty Detectives ana Many
Newspaper Reporters Keep
ing Up Search.

Ruth crugor hns been gone ten days
to-day.
Firv detectives ATE kccpinE up the
search for her Dcpu'v Comn'iss,pner
Srul ofrcrs 225 moro n anything can
bo found for them 20 10.
or moro than GOO alleged clues INT
two have stood mp, and both th"so
ended iu blind trails.
\ girl resembling Miss Crugcr was
persuaded or forced by n young
man tu enter % taNipnh near the shop
whore she had called for pair ~
skates. Tho chauffeur drove 10 a
subway station.
within forly.c.ght hours ~ the
g.r', dIstpprarnuce the owner ~ The
shop disappeared.
For nino days the police of Sew
york CITY ana the reporters OF police
r,ws ~ aI' the Sew York u'wspt
p,rs aud news bureaus have boon
dIrgiug, picking roaslping, Eu'ssing
prrt,niiu. and umrn, on the chance
OF nudng defect lu the girrs rtpu.
|ililun ON which they might put th,
blame for her disappearance, and they
have found not one silver of scandal
not oven a mrr,putous note In q
SUNDAY school boo, or wave ~ the
/ 'aud from window. cor o meotlnl
with n boy at which anybody aus
.,NcrybudF was not welcome,
/ II isa tnst. az the girls father said
with pride swelling up above ms
troubled grier and worry, 20 Tho Eve
ming World to-day, 10 which hc woui,
not care to put any young girls
utotion; but he cannot help belnl
proud 20 the tips Of his fingers Of the
" Lu'h's reputation has stood h.
Even " She had not stood that
trst SO beautifully" he said last
night. acknowledging tha. the sub,
iort was the one which moro nearly
made him lose his control ot ms
voice ana cnp,a b,t, "cycu n IN,
mpaursi and uasticst Euos7rs about
her woro true, Suo is my own dca
piIl and would want her back hom'
hero. want her ana dqn't wan
her bif moro than her mother an,
sisters want her. Ana nothing cls
4. going To- count until We iiul uer o
know what has hcrume uf her NJ
rII Ruth must ur' bu q lost girl"
The evening world., 1917-02-23
SWAMI TAKES UP
FOOD PRICE PLOTS;
TO PUSH INQUIRY
Head of Mercantile Exchange
Summoned to Appear Be
fore Prosecutor.

District Attorney Swami to-day be-
gan an investigation to ascertain II
possible whether there is concerted
agreement among Eroccre. Wholesale
and retail to initiate food prices by
improper and unlawful methods. In
formation that some wholesalers and
thclr customers sell under a scale ut
prices previously agreed upon and
which scale has hccn rigidly adhered
10 by oll tho members I'm tho clique
was given the District Attorney
Wednesday.
subpoena was issued for tho APP
pcarancc IN the District Attorneys
office Of julius It Mohr. President Of
the New York Mercantile Exchange.
OF No. Harrison street. A series Of
questions. based upon tho lnforma-
tlon Elycn the District Attorney. have
been prepared hy Assistant District
Attorneys John II. Dooling. Samuel
Markcwich and Morris Eder. In
charge OF the investigation.
Mr. Markcwlch will call tho freight
agents OF tho railroads running into
Now York, and from them obtain
complete lists ~ shipments Of food
stuns and names of persons VINO rr-
celvoi them
The Information received hv Mr.
/ Swami is 90 tho effect that practically
all the prices on vegetables AMI many
other foodsuns arc inflated n is
| alleged that after several wholesalers
| and big buyers had acquired a corner
/ on these commodities oll tno supple,
were placed m storage aud then a
campaign Of publicity commenced I,
convince the public that a. Snortac,
lIctually existed AMI that higher prirp.
werr logical
Tho peculiar part o' tho whur,
thing, and which nr,f attracted ~
tennon," said Mr.. Markcwicn to-day.
"is that certain dealers apparently IN,
no trouble IA getting all the supple
they wanted Despite tho allcgc
scarcity of supplies there are dcaIrr
an over tho city who Will take al
order f,r amy nmnunt n You viii pl,
the inflated price they ash"
Tho inquiry VIII ns conducted upoI
tlo theory that Section $40 OF Tn
General business Law, preventing th
creating ~ a monopoly, has been vio
The evening world., 1917-02-23
WILSON TAKES Up
GERMAN CRISIS AT
CABINET MEETING
War Plans DiScuSSed-Break
Believed to Be Almost
Inevitable.

WASHINGTON, Feb ?3.-Presidont
Wilson discusses with his Cabinet this
afternoon at the regular Friday
meeting the address he has now about
decided to make to a joint session ot
Congress.
II was stated he would appear be-
foro tho Congress tomorrow or Mon
day.
Tho President and his advisers be-
! love he has FUN authority to act IN
| any emergency. but that It will be an
act OF wisdom TO tell Congress what
he proposes to do should certain CON
tlngeucics arise, because his acts, In
tho event he decides finally 10 10 the
limit in protecting American rights
on the high seas. will probably lead
| 20 an armed conflict.
Tho President is paving tho way for
| the break he believes TO be almost in
| ovltable. TO do this, he IL striving
. desperately to sweep away the peace
at-anyprice propaganda OF tho pro-
German and professional paclfist ele-
ment, and, with every member of his
official family. is determined to
chcckmate further efforts to becloud
the main issue-tho attack upon
American lives and rights in the
illegal submarine zone-by discus
sions Of the Yarrowdale case and
other minor issues.
Diplomats attach great Importance
20 the Presidents attitude during
yesterdays warllkc speech OF Senator
Pomcrcuc OF Ohio. q member Of the
Senato's Committee on Foreign A.
fairs. at the Washington Day ccle-
br1tion here. In the speech. the SEN
ator denounced the pacifsts and
D served notice on Germany that she
can have war n she wants IT,
II is said in some circles the
speech had tho full Endorsement
= Of the President, and that Senator
Pomerene would not have de-
lVered speech that would have
been calculated to embarrass tho
President had he not known Mr..
Wilson would indorse every word
he said.
A strong reminder has been con
. NrScd to tins Government through
p neutral sources that Germany dislp
D. proves strously the efforts Of th
, United states to Isolate Austria
q hungary from the alliance uf tH
Central Powers. The unofficial not
confirms tine belief Of Government
% officials ,hat Germany is COuNiucot
\ tine United states is challenging hr
90 make good her illegal submar,n
threat.
Through tho sam" source, Am'r.C
4 Ia- been notified that Germany b
- Wttchlu. with kocuos' interest Amer
Ican preparations for the oyoutualii
that VIII follow should American Dis,
p hr token ON tho Nirh seas.
The kaiser's Government Wash.
IL lnuton has been informed. consid-
erS the American plans as essen.
tally warllke, and is constrained
20 accept them to mean that tho
% United States merely waits for an
excuse for entering the war.
n is the Official view in Berlin tha
o.. United States meJns 20 test IN
value ~ the German threat by arm
'ug American ships and sending then
o. into the submarine zone.
The evening world., 1917-02-23
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRllS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. It's Splendid !

In ono minute your clogFcd postrils
will open, the air passages Of your
head will clear and YOU can breathe
freely No more hawking, snuffling.
blowing. headache, dryncss. No strug-
Cling for breath at night; your cold
or catarrh will hc gone.
Get u small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little Of this fragrant. nntiseptic.
healing cream in your nostrils. ~ pen
rlratcs through every air passage ~
the head, soolhcs tho innamcd or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes Instantly.
It's just fine Don't stay slufed-Up
with cold or nasty catarrh Relief
comes so quicky.-Adyt.
The evening world., 1917-02-23

"First-You'll never find a man
who IS pure in heart. " you
doubt this. get your candidate IN
a room by himself and read him
beautiful poem. at the same time
modestly showing an inch or two
Of pretty silk stocking. In the
middle Of the poem suddenly look
at him over the top Of your book
and see whether his mind is on
the beautiful thoughts you are
reading-or whether It's on your
stocking.
"Second-You'll never find a man
who isn't natural born tyrant
You are expected 20 change your
whole life for the man you marry.
But try to change HIS IDEAS for a
single day-and see what hap
pens!
"Third-You'll never find a man
whose love is superior TO his sp'
petite. A woman will endure any
thlnS-yes, everythlng--tor the
man she loves. But all you've got
to do 20 lose a mans affection IS
TO alve him something he doesn't
like to eat.
The evening world., 1917-02-23
ETHER OF THE TESTS MAY BE
FATAL TO MARRIAGE.

|.. o %
.l'' 'h'se reasons '.'"'' '"N "' 80
you should never marry adds the
aunt VINO is Nj. Wos,ou's alias. ANY
...' w., a.a ,..,t.,r,, ,.,,,. n,,o opI,,
''"' 80" ''c "'"",'''
90 us" IN" Inrto I'S'S "'N' "''"-
toned. I know in advance what Tn"
.r,eurr. y,iu no"
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ID" YOU k""" " ."'..' ~ '''''''' " 40
who could qua,f5 Tor W'''.'u""F uh-
der these vulrr2 Before You answer,
"a NJ. h., c,r,f,,I remember thar
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ycst"Tddy was N'ah'hN '"H " h'''H-
day and that the father Of his coun-
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w h'Ie u'H So" 49, NV .N'' VI
Mlrys three tests for men, ! asked
,Ir \Np.tDu. a genial looking gentle
The evening world., 1917-02-23
No PIrnic Travel on the Railroads
of France

PARIS. Fob. % with view 10 re-
du.Iur railway passenger traffic TDu5-
r.rt Minister llrrrIut has published a
I,prDu sUplr'ea.us ull circular tickets,
i.n|r tickets, excursion tickets and
urnuI f.F"t4 for s,t4lu" resorts. Al
tho Same time tho amount OF baggage
Yfnrr than prrauuH ls limited 10 200
...nI inI each passenger.
The evening world., 1917-02-23

LONDON. I'DD' =" FIcld NNFsNUl v0n
lludouhurE. according to tho Eo'trr-
dam correspondent of the Duly Mail.
has sent q l"ttcr warmly encouraging
the project To plant one oak for every
fallru German soldier The idea I'D to
replace trees fDllyd FOR war purposes.
The evening world., 1917-02-23
POLICE WATCHED
DOROTHY ARNOLD
ARREST IN SUBWAY
Escorted Mrs. Smith and Cap
tor to Station House, Is
Explanation Made.
WOMAN NOT IN DANGER.
Calvin III, Says His Wife, and
Had DcluSion He Was 4
Great Detective.

While Mrs. T.. !. Smith ~ 80. 572
West ono Hundred and Seventy
third street. was still in hystcrical
condition to-day as "a result " being
seized on tho crowded platform OF the
Sevcnty-second Street subway sta
tion yesterday afternoon by James y.
Calvin, vould-bc detective, who
told tho crowd she was "a pick
pocket and the long missing Dor
othy Arnold, an investigation by
Commissioner Woods developed that
instead OF being hustled TO the West
Slxty-cighth Street police station by
her captor, as stated in the morning
papers, Mrs. Smith went there under
the protection OF a regular policeman.
She then made the complaint on
which Calvin was locked up and later
sent to Bellevue for observation.
Inspector Days report 10 Com
missioner Woods shows the police
acted promptly and properly. and
that stories TO the effect that she APP
pealed 20 the police In vain are with
out foundation. After Calvin took
hold Of Mrs Smith, n subway police
man went to the street and found
Policeman Philip Mulcahy oc the
West SiXty-ciRhth Street station
4 Ts4..
demanded that Calvin show hi,
credentials, and when Calvin re.
ferred to the label in his hat and
whispered mystcrlously that ho wa,
"a Scotland Yard man. tho police.
man Immediately arrested him. Mrs
smith willingly went TO the station
house and appeared against hol
annoyer.
Mrs. Smith IS a friend of Miss Run
Cruger. the Wadl,iEu High Schoo
girl for whom the police nave beer
searching for the last ten DAYS. Th.
Crugcrs and Smiths attend the Wash.
ington Heights Baptist church. whcr,
Miss Ruth taught sunday Schoo
class.
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The evening world., 1917-02-23

masculine candidates for The army of the married. |
don't know whether To call Ge6rgc Weston traitor to
his sex public hcncfdctor. But do know that no
engaged a0out,tobccngaged girl should miss read
Ing his laughing and lively love story, "Oh, Mary BE
Careful"
the telling by giving Mary the tests Aforesaid and by
peualzing the poor tor the uckyO child $4,000 II she
married at all. I'm not going TO spoil Mr. W,stons
most amusing story by letting you know whether
The evening world., 1917-02-23
DON'T BELIEVE IN THESE
TESTS? JUST TRY THEM.

"Hut Mr.. Weston I protested,
Zone ~ Mary tests is IN show
whether the ctndid1to js a 'vrant AZ
aeogi, and aeag.y a.. tho nCa sac 80
The evening world., 1917-02-23

lated Tho law prohibits tho forma-
ton ~ any association which dictates
prices of products TO its members, and
mJk,5 each member who puts an
agreed upon price list into effect
liable ~ nuo Of 5000 or n years
imprisonment or both.
The evening world., 1917-02-23

who could pass all the tests But could you
find such a man said She ought not
The evening world., 1917-02-23
By Marguerite Mooers Marshall.

Three acid tests for the 1OOper-cen husband,
Man has prepared them. MAN skilled In the wiies o.
has the dispOal nnccr
The evening world., 1917-02-23

The kaiser's Government. Wash
lngton has been informed, eonsId-
erS the American plans as essen.
tally warltke, and is constrained
20 accept them to mean that the
United States merely waits for an
excuse for entering the war.