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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15
THE BLUE CANOE


On. the glad singing me slaves
Of rollicking rousng song;
And the whole world knew that loved my Sue
Not for little, but aye, for long!
And the sea breeze blew and the seaguls few,
And the ships sailed the brine.
Happy by the side of the sea,
For the world and You mine.
Along the shore, with mystic lore
the things that the mermaids do
] held your hand and you scattered the sand
With your neat little bathing shoe.
And the sun went down till his golden
Was Just above the horizon
When dash my scuppers! and blast uppers!
What is this that lay eyes on?
Tn from the sea- like a nautical flea,
Shoots a chap n a blue
And it comes o pass that he calls my lass
And she goes along with him. too!
So they sailed away with the fading day
And left ashore and askew,
She deserted me for this insect flea
And his papier-mache canoe!
Not that it mattered my dream was shattered
Twas the way ii went up the fue--
Twas an awful cout, the way lost out
To a guy in a blue canoe!
In the International matches on Euro
pean courts offers there love games And when
it comes to catching submarines the Allies not strong IN
the net attacks Perhaps but they have lmtless supply OF
what rackets strung with
The news that Captain Celery the Argentine naval attache at
Berlin, has been recalled, is taken III parasi"p""s ~ ~
groro sails
FROM THE MAN WHO BUNKED WITH FRECkLES
For years I've followed F. P. A.
And as | The Tower smiled
tut t'other day lamped a lay
That made riled.
The pome Caverleyrca
On Pegasus author rode.
But o. the ingrattude
Said author showed
owe lived alone the whole of summer
To keep it up that's quite while
I've my only cook and plumber
In hermit style
Freckles, How could you write that pome
Whilst did all that human could,
You'd bungaoaf, you worthless oaf-
You know you would!
cooked the food and cleaned the knife.
The while gou sat around unroubed
And though you led the "Singe Life
Ny work doubled
Freckles-and this is not a josh
You've got a lot this here guy
Your verse is cleverer-and gosh!
How you lie!
SUN ScUrLY.
"Uul Won inform and how to get The Grim 1877?
o. s. Should like to read some OF those stores may
in The answer? Indeed you may u D ANA
the answer we hope others who ask by letter and
telephone similar questions You toncredbe as 1t may SOUND
"a Then you tell the clerk the of the book you
want to buv If this fails give the to detective agency
was only an account the convention at Reading OF the
Frerna Patriotic Americans, but the Philadelphia Public Led
gers headline jolt.
|. "FPA Convention Ends" f.P. A.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
Ndltes Battalion.

8eim Ietten Nppea oes s. Sata-
lions 0es 9iltrifts Golltmbia geooG-
he SEER 2oltis Settler 0eS Cages, on
0em sic &amerooen Dor So Sobren
oen Sdtpur Der Srclle leilteten. @r
iaqte II. a.: oSeltte itn0 So Sabre
ocrfloiien, 0a mir ben Gio ihmltren,
Die 6obne 81 perteioigen Die 1tnS
S6ub uno Sboab eemdbrt bat. @s
rparen u1ler oanlols 1926 W}onn olle
Deltti6e, Die Dos Ste Battalion biloe-
ten. God fpie iino mir 5uiammenge-
idrltnfen unb gar man6er feblt I'M
@lieOc un0 l6ldft Ben erpigen S6lot.
@ie longe miro eS nod mobrerL penn
aitd %uniere lebte Stun0e idl1gt 1tno
mir eingeben peroen 5u Der groBen
Arnee, no unier trelter @ott Ser al
lerboGite 8efebIs6uber tit. &ir bu-
ben Ieit u1lierer lebten Geriammlltng
unicrcn trelten &omero0en Sofob
8orr bcgroben. gSir moaen unS bon
ltnieren Siben erbeben u10 Itcben0
einen GoaIt trinfeu 1ul0 ieiner geoen-
fen. 0ic Morte 0es @errn Settler
mod)ten einen tiefcn GinOrllf nltf
Die glnmeienOen 5unlol ole jett i'm
}(ltcr mcit pproeidritten iil0.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
Nus Oentl6em airdcn.
oGuueorSia @emeinSe".
cote uno g Ctr. gt.-8.

Oil on9e5eigte @emein0e : Ser
IommIung fanO nm Sonntag nod
benz MorqcngottesOienit Itatt mo
puroe BON Serru s.. Alidrpee ais
8oriiber nit Serrn Mm. gtoeble ais
Shriftfiibrer geleitet. Die @lieoer
oes air6enrdtes, beren Nntstermin
obaclo1tfcn mar, purOen einltintntig
luieoer ertpGbIt, nGmli6 Die Serren
9Qidiuee, @n. 2lSman, Gbas. 9ieb,
ISM. g. SCRIPT unO Sugo @ord.
SIN Steae oes fiir3li6 megge6ogenen
&errn 0Sfar @obi6 mur0e SEER Or.
8oIter s. &onig gemGbIt. Ser Sir
6enrot miro lid in ieiner n1dIten
&eriommlung nert orguniieren. Sin
8cifluB bon meitgebenOer 8eoelttrng
murDe gefuBt, inOem mon probepeiie
auf 0rci M}onotc all 5lpeiten Sonn-
tao 0cs WonotS eincn peiteren engli-
idcn Morgengottcs0ienlt obbulten
mill. Gon1it merOen, p~orlGltfig me
nigitens, Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an
3lpciten mo pierten Sonntag ie0es
Wonats in englii6er Spro6e ab9e-
balten meroen. @nOe Sl1li ioa Damn
cine Notwithstanding ltattfinz
Ben, Die 0arilber enti6ei0en iol, pb
0ieie @inri6tung sur Oalternoen &c:
madt miro. Yaitor Men5el erbot
iid), Inn Dem 0eutidreoen0en Geil
Der @emeinOe entgegen 81 folnmen
un0 ibm einen @riot SIT bieten, on
5lpeiten Sonntog oeS Monots einen
0euti6en @%ottcsoienlt bon 10 bis II
llbr ob5uboIte1. 0od fam eS bier
iiber 81 feinent Gnti6l1tB.
&eltte 9lbell0 fin0ct cine slpeite
GerlominIrn9 Ser in Ben orei lebten
Sdbren &%onfirlniertcn Itatt, Inn Sic
ipeitere Srgoniiierung be8 in boriger
8ode bei6loIicncn SugenOoerein8
bor5unebmen.
Ser @%otteSoienit Sonntog Morgen
miro in engIiiher Sprohe it%ottfinoen
nit Der EreOigt iibcr 0oS Sbemo:
Ser Cute @irte". 9(benos Inn s
llbr 1T oeltti6e AbenOonoadt in Ser
&apeIle.
am ndditen 9ienstag uno Wfitt
nod berianmeln ii6 I'M Goncproio
%fnrrbauie sic @lieOer ser Seioen
millionsbeboroe Der 9euti6en Gbon
gelii6en Spno0e. 9ie Sibunqen
lperoen 5lpei Gage lang bauern.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
&anoj6gcr.
Die fciniten Galami nnS GerbeIat
iuiirIte fin6 sn baden BET
Siblers,
532 Center nnb Is 9tiggs Warft.

Die bon bier %obberufcnen otter
reidii6en 0iplomoten meroen int
2nufe ser nddlten ISOLDE @olbington
p~crloliell uno iid 5uiolnpen nit Ben
0euti6en 9ipIomuten, sic aus Chino
ourd Die Ser. Staoten na6 Souie rel
len, bic Seimreiie Dorau8lidJtlid am
26. Ipril bon Seem Yorf antreten. gs
itebt nod niht felt, nit mel6em S6if-
fe Die Serren obreiien meroen. Sic
0iplonlaten baben bereits ale 8orbe-
rcitlulgen sur Nbreiie g%etroffen.
Gin gelpiiier Clinton g. So
marc bon &o6eIter, 90. 81, befiir-
mortete fiir5li6 IN elmer Mnipra1e,
oie CT in Scr 5irit Congregational
air6e, al 10. uno Is Str. 81 IS bielt
eire 8robibition, bic ii6 iiber bos
gan5e 2nn0 eritreden miiroe. Ole
Ter @orl6log iolte nod Ser Mniidt
oes Teoners ais &riegsmaBnabme ge=
mnd)t mer0en. SIS miro nod lange
oaltern, bis itd Ser @ltni6 oeS 6. g.
Somoro erfiiQt. 9ie 8robibitions-
gebiete iino obnebin nidt beionoers
FROZEN.
-@oloelberg'S @uren6auS bal
Dem Goten &rcu5 3meig Ser Somarb
unlberlttdt cine binrei6enoe 9uonti-
tat bon 3pirn, Naocln, &nopfen uItp
geidenft, Inn bunOert &Ieioungsitiid(
fertigduItelen, an oenen gegenmGrtiQ
80 @iao6en orbeiterl. Die Sirmo
@oloenberg bot li6 bereitS berIhie-
oentlid po6ltatig erlpieien.
SIN Scr IA. uro @orooro Str
ltieB an lebten Sonntog oas 9luto-
nlobll oes Serrn Gorl 9. &remlon
nit elllem StraBenbabnmogen 51iam.
nlen. Sic a Sniaiien oeS Mutomo-
bills muroen leift oermunoet.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
uNcntimes gSniien6nnsD.

Gum erltell Wfale in 0ieIem Sabre
fnr0 Die ilblihe 0ireftorenperinmm-
llt1,g oes ocutlhen @oiienbouics
!picocr IN ser 9lnitalt ltott. Sic 81
reftorcn, 0elegoten un0 9elegotin-
men maren 5oblreid crl9ienen. @rG-
ii0ent Mortin @iegono fiibrte Sen
8oriib; SEER ISM. s. Mepers berlos
oaS Yrotofoll Der lebten Sibung, 0aS
obne Icnoerung angenommen mllroe.
S6obmeiitcrS Gbos. &ogier perlos
Sen &~dlleHberi6t, gegen ben nidts
.in5umenOen NOR lttto Der olth ange-
pontmen mllroe. Ser @orliber Oes
6inon3fomiteS, Ser Charles @raff,
0eridtete, ooB @crr SEQ. 8eBler, Scr
Oor fllr5em beritorben it, Dem @oi-
Ienbouie 200 Collars 6interlieB.
0os 6ramfomite, al Dem bic Ser
rem gSnl. &eioer uno &6ilipp 9ittes
]cbDren, beri6tete, Dab Die Sarm ii6
IN beltem 3ltltnnoe befinoet. @in&in6
}uuroe aus Der InItalt ~entloiIen rtno
miro I'M Sauie De8 Serrll g8m. sci.
Der Stellltng annebnen; cine Mppli=
lotion lag Dor, bic Oem Nufnobmefo.
mite ii6ernieien murOe. Srou Sbom-
forot 6eri6tete, ooB idmmtliAe Sim
Der iid i'll better Oronltng befitl0en
unO gut gcfleiOet ieien. @err 9u6rcr
fopfirulierte am @ulmlonntog 10
Rinoer. glm 90. uno "a. 5. Mts.
miro sum Selten Der 9~lnitolt Elm Sbe-
aterabelo gegeben meroen. BrGiioent
@iegon0 geoa6te in marmen @orten
Oes Dor fur3em peritorbenen @i5eprG.
li0entell @eorg &eBler. 9ieier mar
elmer Der eriten 9ireftoren ser Gin
Italt. @crr Wartin @iegano mio-
mcte tim folgenoen No1rltf:
~Gs lit meme trourige 8fli6t, So
ncn mit5uteiIen Dob unier gelieb.
ter Si5e 9rGiioent George S.
gcBler aus 0ieien1 2eben in Die
Glpigfeit eingeganQen lit uno i6
forOere oQe Nnmelenben auf iein
Nnoenten 0urd Nuflteben al ebren.,
IS mlrr0e beidlolien, folgenoes
Seileioidreiben an sic Samilie oes
REINFORCEMENT ST i6iden: u9a es
Dem @errn ilber 2eben uno 500
gefallen bat, ulliern geliebten Si-
&C Erdiioenten @oilano SEQ. s.
@eBler, aus 0ieiem 2eben in sic
elpi9feit ab0urufen 10 iei bierour6
bclGlollelL Dab mir ieinen SOD
outs tieflte beflogen.
Sltrd1 ieillen e0len Gburafter, oltrb
lelne Gffenber5igfeit uno ltneigen-
nllbigfeit geponn er sic Sreuno-
lhait Nlter, Ole ibn fonnten.
lunlere @uiienbeimat bat in ibm eli
rlen trelten Sreuno uno gltten 8e-
rater perloren.
werner lei eS beidloiien: oaB oie-
Ter Sribut llnierer A6tlng unIeren
Irdlipen 'cinberleibt 1tno cine SEQ
PIC 0%ellelben NIT Der oufri1tiglten
%Spltpntbie Scr Samilie oes Ser
ltorbenen 5ugei6idt meroe".
9le ollsltcbenoen HeDnungen muir
oen be9li@en. Ser superintendent
Der Nnltalt, SEER 9reil, legtc einen
Scrlnt ah IN Dem er mitteilen fonn
te oaB lid aQe 3oglinge in gutter Sc
lliloDelt %belinoen. Alsbann pertag-
te man lid.
Ghr"tinn Sanocr's n~aii6ertrpffe-
mes gagcr BON oireft impprticrten
III ela' Mno @oielueinem. 900 7tc
Straic M.-@.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
Nus Den Screinsfreiicn
o.. Ghriit. strad @eieaidaft.

Qlm nd6Iten Montog, 90. Slpriil
lit Der @e6urtstog unieres unber9eB-
liden Or. Strud. @iniee alte 6reltll-
sc merOen lid 51 elmer itilen @eoent-
feier am @rabe ouf DEM &rolpect
Sill &ir6bof ON Mtontog gto6mittog
I'M 5 llbr e%infinoen.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
ISM. sca lnterititnnss-@ cieGidaft.

g(m 0ienstog, ben IL. ApriL batte
Die @ilbeIm EEL ltnterltiibungs-@e-
ieai6aft in &orl 9ommels 9olle,
ibrc 8eriommIung. 8rGiiOent &arl
@golf fiibrte 0en @oriit unO Sefre-
tar Saul 8u6i6ntiOt beriab Oos ErO-
tofoa. Sic iibIi6en @eidafte lplr-
Den erleoigt, ionie 2 franfen N}itglte-
bern ihr &ranfenaeI0 beaoblt.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
nnier Tragetahcn.
Serru ". Gl..c, 8aprildes 8odjen-

6errn u. Gl,.c, @aDriides 8oden=
6latt, Baltimore. IS fG1t uns nidt
I'M Sroume Elm, orf Sbr o8fui" utt0
ionltige gnn3 ungeredtfertigte @e
m%erfltngen iiber oie SoItung 0es
o@nlbington Sournols" 81 ontmor-
ten. @ir erlallben ul1s, Sic ouf oen
Brief 0es @unOesgenerolonpolts
Gregory, ouf oie Snitrltftionon ser
lleuelt 3eniur6eboroe uro ouf 6os
Dem &ongreB porliegenoe Espionage
@eieB" oufmerfiam sit MADDEN. Sic
meroen Die Snltrltftionen Der 3eniur-
6eborbe ipobl 5uerit erbdlten.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
Seirats=@ einh:

9elti6 : 0eiterreider miini6t Sic
8cfamlti6aft elmer guten oeutl6en
fatboliih, @ittmc inter 35
,Sobren nift ous9eidloiien, 8lpedS
0eirot. 9ielelbe mlB piaenS iein
nuf Dem 2onbe 51t leben.
Sfferten ridte man infer @@ an
oas Sournal.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20

G9riitiam fanoer's @irsimia Sort
iueinc iino b6m ben beiten Mersten
fir Tlntarmnt empfublem. 900
7te Strake @.=@,
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20

Gbr;'rium 9anbcr's naii6ertrptfe-
mes gagcr BON brett impprticrten
III ein' nno WOieliueimcn. 900 7tc
Strafe M.-@.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
GhefhlieSnnnen.

6. s. Sanion lnb Mabeline 6.
Sdneioer.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
Rationale Seniter- nnS Snrean-
Jteinignngs : WeIclidaft!

@an iebe iih Dor frcmoen SenIter-
pltsern Dor! Gs lit nnflllg, oieie
BON Der StraBe bereinaurufcn. Sc
lcp9onieren Sic Main 4155, uno min
hifen Sbnen einen erfabrcnen sen
tier ooer Stubenp1bcr ms Sous.
benlo perri9ten mir @acuum-Gei
nigung.
National Window & Office Cleaning Co.
Sedlte uno 9 Str. &.-@.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
.gSnihinntnn sGnaerbnnb1

Sim Sreitag noriger Bo6e fono i'm
| @aIbington SGngerbuno Elm lhoner
Sinoer Mosfenboa itott. Ole 9fei-
men moren nit i6ren 9(ngeborigen
iebr 8oblreid eri6ienen. Ole So
itiime nta6ten oiif oie 3ui6oier ei-
men GuBerIt giinitigen @inOrrG. Ant
Mittmod, oen 25. April, miro I'M
8uibineton SGngerbunO 0uS &C..
StiftllngsfeIt gefeiert. glae Ntit9lie-
Scr ocs Clubs ipmie 6reunoe nnO
@6nner lino 8u Oem 6eIte ber5li9lt
einqelooen. Gin por5iiglides gro.
oronnm lit bonn Serrn Yrof. @ltmp-
redt altfgeitelt moroen. IT, a. 5o9l-
reiden Soloilten mer0en oid 6rolt
6ott tn0 Srolt @1tmpre6t aitftreterl.
Gum 66. Stiftnnssfcit
bes o@ai6ington SGuscrbnuOes".
MeloOie: o&eters GbeinIie0".
5cio gegriibt ibr .sdngeridooren,
Seio gegriibt nit OeutiNem Song,
Ser Dor ietbsiinOied6ig Sobren
@'raoe 10 pie Sent erflang.
@aS Die SGngcr oumals loligen
@cllte, flingt's mics Oomols fluilg;
>: 2onge Sabre iinO pergangen,
@ipig Oatert Oeuti6er Songl -:
22yu, icit iedslnO ied8ig Sabren,
0ic Dem oeuti6en 2ieO gepeibt,
Soben unire S6ngerl6naren
Gets Die Screen unS e%rfreut,
Wtit Dem 2ieO, Dem iiiBen, bebrerL
9as tie pflegten, trelt ltno ma6r,
,a Oa8 alt6 beute fommt 81 @bren:
M0g' es nulten immcrOurl =:
6r0br6 den GRUB Sen broben Altcrl
Die nit Suit nnO Ielt'nem SleiB
llniern 81tno ltets bo6gebalten;
Sbnen rei6t elm 2prbeerreiS.
0enn(ibr 6robiinn I'M Semitic
@or Oe8 5riiblings~Sonnenllft
.: We Den Selft gefDedt 3ur SlnIe,
limo ser @Giite Iieb' Den Quit; >:
@os bic Nltcn emit be9ormen
Son ser 2ie6' gum 2ieO 0urdgliibt,
@os I'M 6robiinn tic erionnen,
@eut' in unHrer Sltgen0 lpriibt.
Stride Stimmen, 1rtn9e &rGfte,
Mohen ibren @influb fltro,
>: 3ieben nelte 2ebens1Gfte
Sin gum Stomm oes SGnger6un0.
2oIi't bic 2ieoer Ioltt ert0nen
&n meloO'i6em bellem &Gong,
Iaem GOlen, aaem S6oner,
Gel gemetbt Der bebre Song.
God Oes Banners Ebrenfran5e
Singt Die i60nlte Melo0ie.
>: 9enn er blilbt i'm lelt'nen @lan3e
Nie 9ctriibter Sarmoniel >:
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20

Sunger Damn miini6t 3immer iomie
Sorb bel oeuti6er Samilie, nm Die bout
l6e Spra6e gu erlernen. Sherten un=
G2 ri6te man an oas Sournal.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
8ebnrteu:

Scarf uno Marie 6. Solb, &nabe.
90. unO 8eiiie Slenberg, Woo6en.
Sltl. II. More. &rauie, &nobe.
8oltl 6. un0 Wfarie 81. 3iebl, &nobe.
Safob un0 s. &arnbauier, Mdo6en.
S~p6esfale:
9orl s. 8ebrens, 70 Sabre, 1911
Ste Ctr. N.=8..
Gertrude glrnolo, 35 Sabre, Su-
6erculoiis Soipital.
@. 6. 9eb, 1 Monat, 1885 23tc
Str. N.-8.
Seinrid 50. goet, s Monote, Groo.
9oipitol.
Morion geitenbeimer, 76 Sabre,
932 &c. 6. @pe. 60.
Sc s. S6legel, 25 Sabre, Siblep
0oipitol.
GgeidlieFnngen:
6. s. Snnion l,no Maoeline Is.
Sdnei0er.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20

Gbriitian fanSer's icit lansc
iupIlbefannter Slafberrb Sur
Sial lit pbne Gleiden fir Nb-
iueidlen. 900 7tc Ctr.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05
big BROTHERS" WANTED.

There will be work for from forty
to sixty Big Brothers" in Fargo this
coming Christmas. -
Monday evening, The Forum sug-
gested that Fargo observe the first
war Christmas in slightly different
way. Men and women without chill
dren, and unmarried men and women
were urged to adopt a family tenn =
porarily at Christmas, and spend on
this family the money that otherwise
would go for more or less useless
gifts.
o. F. -McCrncken of the Glad Tide
ings mission is preparing list of the
destitute families of Fargo, for The
Forum. He estimates that the list
will contain from forty to sixty
names. Part of the list will be avail
able Immediately. and all of the
names will have been checked over
by the end of the week. The families
on the list may consist Of merely some
aged widow, a widow with one or
two children, or a family Of several
children. The list will provide the
name and address, the number of
children and their ages. and some
notes as to their needs.
Anyone who wishes to play the
part of a Big Brother this Christmas,
may call at The Forum office in per-
son or by telephone, and if the editor
is satisfied he is responsible, and not
merely satisfying curiosity, he will be
given a family of the size that will
suit his purse.
No money is wanted. The Forum
does not care to handle any funds
for this purpose. All it undertakes to
do is to find from forty to sixty per-
sons in Fargo who prefer to devote
their Christmas to making some I'M
fortunates happier. There will be no
publicity connected with either the
family aided or the Big Brother, at
any time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05
DON'T FORGET THE SEALS.

In the rush Of war work, and with
the raising of the postal rates, there
is grave danger that the Red Cross
Christmas seals will be overlooked
this year.
1t would be little short Of a catas-
trophe If this were the case in all
parts of the country.
AS nearly everybody knows, the
proceeds Of the Christmas seals go to
anti-tuberculosis work in state and
nation. Never was there greater need
for such work. The war has greatly
increased the prevalence of tubercu-
losis in Europe. The machinery for
fighting the disease must be kept at
it's greatest efficiency, and even In
creased greatly.
North Dakota-and we are ashamed
to admit it-has never done her duty
by the Red Cross Christmas seals. II
is one of the few states which have
not contributed enough to make them
supporter of the national organiza-
ton. There is but one sanitarium in
the state. Across the border line in
Minnesota, many of the counties have
sanitariums.
The amount raised in Fargo last
year was so pitifully small, that it
would be simple matter to double
or triple it. One cent for each per-
son in Fargo. would raise $3.50, or
nearly double last years contribution.
Don't overlook the Christmas Seals.
Place them. on all your Christmas
packages.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05

which will find itself under fire at the
coming session Of Congress. Let it
translate the speech into German and
print thousands of pamphlets con-
tanning it. Let those pamphlets be
scattered by every aviator who flies
over the German lines. Underground
channels also can be found for get
ting them into Germany.
The fact that the message was
cabled to every capital in Europe,
shows that the government intends
the message for allies, neutrals and
enemies alike. Here is the chance to
work toward the 100 per cent war;
A hundred thousand copies OF the
address scattered through Germany,
would be a fitting answer tosthe Ger
man intrigue in America. It would
be using one of Germany's own
weapons, but using it more effectively
than Germany yet has used 1t in Am
erica.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05
to The
Right" Is Fine

"Turn to the Right" the orpheum's
offering next Monday afternoon and
evening, is Iauded by The Duluth
Herald as one of the seasons real
theatrical treats. Fargo folk have
awakened to the fact that they are
in line for something unusual as is
evidenced by the fact that the man
agement, was yesterday compelled to
add a matinee performance to the
Fargo engagement
The Duluth Herald criticism OF the
production is interesting, and, in part,
follows:
Turn to the Right the most
laVishly heralded play Duluth has
had in years, arrived last night. Du-
Iuthians had read about it months be-
fore it's Duluth engagement was an
nounced. Friends who had seen IL in
New York and Chicago had told of
it in extravagant phrases. A crowd
that filled the theater went in an
expectant mood and went home with
the most satisfied feeling Duluth
patrons of the drama have had in
many moons.
Praise that had sounded extraya-
CANT fell to the plane Of mild enco-
miums. Turn to the Right" more
than lived up to the reports-it went
away past them in providing the
solid enjoyment that great plays
give. II swept the Lyceum with gale
upon gale Of laughter; it filled
threats and drew tears that vanish
ed in a moment as some new turn
Of the action opened the gates Of
mirth again.
Not very many years ago the
rural drama was at the height OF its
popularity. The theme was simple
usually the old homestead was to go
under the hammer because OF the in
sistence of a skinfiint mortgage,
and was saved by the rural hero,
who thus foiled the city villain who
would have claimed the simple coun-
try maiden. There were variations OF
the theme, but in all of the plays the
simple life of the American farm or
village appealed to the crowds.
Then along came the crook play.
Raffles,' Alias Jimmy Valentine
and others, and the theater wallowed
in the theories Of criminology and
the slang OF the east side. The crook
play struck the popular fancy and
had its run.
Tn Turn to the Right Winchell
Smith and John r. Hazard have
taken the high points of the rural
drama ana the crook play and have
woven them into a play that should
live for many, many years because
it is a drama of joy and love and
beauty-a drama that gives one that
satisfied feeling that is given by a
few of the plays now on the Ameri-
can stage
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05
Elrldn S Memory
Work Marvellous

Mischa Elman, the great Russian
violin virtuoso. who will appear at
the Fargo auditorium on Friday
evening, Dec. Z, tries to make his
programs interesting 70 his audi
ences. According to many, critics, he
has mastered the difficult art Of pro-
gram making as well as he has the
art OF handling violin.
Mr.. Elman's recital programs are
well balanced. He starts In with a
concerto. sonata. or some big modern
work. He ends his program with a
group Of lighter compositions Of vari-
ed national strains.
One of the chief reasons for the
delight Mr.. Elman causes through
mis- programs are that he Includes a
number of songs which he has arr
ranged for the violin. Recently he
created much interest through ar
engagements OF piano accompani-
ments to the Rode etudes. These are
built in the modern style with much
cOunterpoint
Probably the most difficult work
tor the violin IS Max Vogrich's COM
certO. V0grich was Elman's frieli.
The work IS dedicated to him. and
typifies the admiration and respect
fs..s .s-.sssf fr-sts4s ifs rnn ASA
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05

by the old gang? Can you give
us the name of any person the
old gang defended from prosecu-
ton by fellow office holders? We
defy you to name one man who
went wrong and it was fixed up.
If you are not four flushing, you
will give the public the names.
We are entitled to them. You
can't do it.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05

TONIGHT IN FARGO AND
MOORHEAD PLAYHOUSES.
Orpheum-"The Man Without
a Country"
Garrick - Douglas Fairbanks
in Reaching For the Moon"
Strand-Olive Tell in The I'm
fOreseen."
Princess-"The Fighting Trail"
Grand-Vaudeville
Lyceum, Moorhead - George
Beban in "Tthe Marcellini Mil-'
lions.
Isis-Emmy Wehlen in 1.-THE
Outsider"