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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
WANTS A REAL
HOMENG SCHEME
(By Associated Press.)

London, April 3.-King George, &C
cording to DR.. G. w. Saieeby, the IA
nous eugenist. is the one model land
lord in the country. mo one has OBJ
served the distinction between what /
call respectively housing and homing,"
he writes, except the king on the
Duchy of Cornwall estate in South
schemes are for the childless. If you
have baby, out you go as if you had
committed a nuisance.
Everywhere we penalize, punish,
prohibit the parenthood upon which
the future of our empire depends. Only
the king has set an example to he
commended to all other landlords, in
the provision of homing instead of
merely housing, and in the adoption
of an ingenious device for moving the
partition between adjacent houses. ac-
Rcording to the growth or decline of
contiguous families. To set such an
example is to practice the precept int
plicit in his majesty's own words to
the convocation of York, The founda-
tons of national glory are laid in the
homes of the people. For the rest our
landlords are conniving at our inn
perial ruin"
DR.. Saleeby is pleading for the adop-
ton by government Of a policy that
will encourage worthy parenthood.' -
The need for 1t, he declares to be most
urgent owing to the wastage of the
war; and the steadily declining birth
rate. In 1916 twas 21.6 per thousand
the lowest on record.
I'VE must" he says, make parent
hood possible for self-respecting and
provident people. roundly assert that
while worthy parenthood is our great
est imperial need, the whole force and
trend of our policy is to penalize 1t.
Recent budgets have been simply
brutal in this respect, the relief for
parenthood being little better than the
calculated insult which lawyers call
'contemptuous damages
THE National Council OF Public
Morals, which promoted the birth-ra
commission, is now preparing a petit
ton to the chancellor of the exche-
quer A. Bonar Law, which is, in effect
a plea for parenthood. In this petition
many measures of financial relief for
worthy parenthood are suggested, to-
gether with provision for education of
children, especially the promising. The
housing of the people is described as a
crying scandal Bonar Law and
the government will be asked to act
forthwith for the announcement Of
the worthy parenthood upon which the
future of our empire depends"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
PRESS OPINIONS ON THE PRESl'
DENTS STAND TOWARD GER
MANN

New York World: President
Wilson's address TO congress 10
more than an expression OF ma
tionwide patriotism. Il 10 an APP
peal to every instinct, every inn
pulse, every tradition Of demoes
raey. The case Of the American
people can rest upon no higher
plane than that upon which Pres-
ident Wilson has placed il and his
statement Of reasons 10 no less ad. :.
n1irahle than his statement Of
means and methods.
New York Stats Zeituna: The
address of the president demand
ina q full and complete warfare
against the German imperial gov
eminent will come as a shock to
millions of Americans of German
ancestry. We are TO be one of
the allies in fact as well as in
name. The president need have
no concern cas- TO the loyalty Of
Americans Of German ancestry.
Cincinnati VoIksblatt. We
agree with the president that war
exists between the United States
and Germany and that all citizens
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
HIGHWAY
CAMPAIGN
UNSETTLED
Will Require Another Month
Before Seasons Work
Can be Outlined.

1t is probable that by the time of
the next meeting of the board of coun-
ty commissioners in May, matters will
have shaped themselves SO that the
board can take action on the large
number of highway petitions that are
now on file with the cou2ty auditor,
and in which extensive work is asked.
Between now and the time of the
next meeting Of the board the commits
sioners will have a conference with
the state engineer relative to what the
county can do in the way of road work
under the new state highway laws.
County Auditor w. r. Tucker said
this morning that he was arranging
for the state engineer to meet with
the members Of the board and explain
to them what can be done, and that
as soon as this is known, the board
will be in a .Arsition to act on the
petitions.
At the meeting of the commissioners
this morning, a delegation of Maple
township residents appeared and asked
for road and bridge work, the delega-
sire for the Improvement OF the Kin
dred road. The delegation was headed
by H. B. Cross, chairman Of the town.
ship board, the others being Fred Wor-
man and John Dobrinz.
Il have a great stack Of applications
for road work frCIn all over the coun-
ty," said County Au6Gtor Tucker this
morning. There is no hope of the
commissioners being able to do all the
work this year, but it will be on hand
for an early start next spring.
by having applications on file
ahead Of time the commissioners will
be in a position to make their aprro-
priations in accordance
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
MUST BELIEVE IT
When Well Known Fargo People TelI
il So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made by
a representative citizen of Fargo, the
proof is positive. You must believe II.
Read this testimony. Every sufferer az
kidney backache. every man, woman or
child with kidney trouble will do well ia
read the following:
L. A. jacobson, dealer In real estate.
419 Seventh street south, Fargo. saws;
II always advise anyone who is bother
ed by uricsacid and kidney complaint
TO use Doan's Kidney Pills. For twen-
ty years had a drug store and know
OF women who were nearly bent double
by backache and others who were
sicxly all the time, being cured by
Doan's Kidney Pills. / sold thousands
of boxes of Doan's and / am sure every
one brought benefit. / also used them
myself with very good results
Price SOC, at all dealers Don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Jacobson had. Foster NIilburn CO.,
Props. Buffalo. N. Y.--Adv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
BIG SAVING.
(Rv A sSociafod press \

Stockholm, April 3-The introduc-
ton of summer time" last year prov
ed advantageous on the whole, In
the judgment of the officials of the
state railways. who have reported
thereon to the minister of the interior.
A saving of about $4,000 crowns was
effected in lighting by setting the
clocks ahead an hour. The railway
officials suggest joint action during
the coming summer by Sweden, Nor
way, Denmark and Germany. 1t is
recommended that the change be made
earlier than last year, and not later
than April.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
Frazier Issues Guard
Commissions to Officers

Commissions were issued by Cover
nor Frazier today as follows:
Second Lieutenant Ward L. Preston.
Company A, first lieutenant; First
Sergeant Adolph II. Scharnowske,
Company A. second lieutenant; Second
Lieutenant Peter A. Duchene. Grand
Forks machine gun company. first
lieutenant; First Sergeant Cyril d.
Page, Grand Forks machine gun COM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
COST TO HOLLAND.
(By Associated Press.)

The Hague. Netherlands April d.
The war has cost Holland $685., 49, 900
according to the latest official an
nouncement, this sum having been
spent on the upkeep Of the modified
army and navy, together with the supz
ply Of cheap food, the care of refugees
and the like.
Moreover, the rate Of expenditure is
rising. The last half year the cost was
$57, $50, 900, as against $4,000 for the
preceding six months. With the ever
mounting cost of the provision OF
cheap food, the figures are expected to
continue their upward course in the
current year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03

pany. second lieutenant; Lieutenant
Ward L. Preston succeeds First Lieu
tenant Fred Graham. resigned.
All of these commissions come direct
from the governor. these companies
having not vet been mustered into the
federal service. as in the case of Com
pany K, Of Dickinson. whose commits
sions must now come through the war
department. 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
'|BB Brothers in Arms
Greeting From England
(By Associated Press.)

3-Under the heading brothers Pail
Mall Gazette today Of President Wilson's speech:
setting calculated the
of the American people, The Russian revolution
him conflict
nd crimes of
Standard Germany bringing the crushing material
acting
Germany
the whole word
second stalking Of all chance
EnaIan her submarine
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
GRIDIRON
FEATURE
A WINNER
Town Criers Make Great Hit
In Staging Take Of on
Local Man.

Last evenings "gridironR meeting
of the Town Criers club. featuring a
slxit in which a group OF local business
men and celebrities were given the
"once over" In hot STYLE. proved right
successful, from the point Of views OF
the members. and surely Il must have
been entertaining Tor the victims"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03

pert, and Norman Brophy, as David
Naftalin, completed the cast Of charac-
tiers,
Fun was fast and furious from the
time the curtain went up. Each of the
did advantage, and already Town
Criers' club members are insisting that
it become an annual feature.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
AusrRIANs susPIcIous.

10y Associated FreSS.)
Rome. April 3-The deep-rooted
suspicion felt by Austrian prisoners
for their italian captors is shown by
the fact that when they are i'll in hos
pital they often refuse to take medi-
cine unless the prescription is trans
lated into their language. When sat-
isfied that 1t contains no poisonous In
gradients, they take the remedy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
FRENCH USE GULLs.
lBy ASSOCIATED Press.

1By A8SoclaIed PreSS.l
Paris, April 3.--Many seagulls which
were driven inland in France by the
recent cold snap were captured, and
now, with their wings clipped, are
proving useful I'm destroying worms
and grubs in French gardens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03

Cali stones, Cancer and Ulcers Of the
Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxica-
ton. yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and
other fatal ailments result from Stom-
mch Trouble. Thousands of Stomach
Sufferers owe their complete recovery
20 Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Unlike
any other for Stomach Ailments. For
sale BY Fout a. Porteraeld and drug
mtafa ayerYWhere.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03

To remember telephone num-
bers correctly is one of life's i'm
possible things.
It takes 8 or 10 seconds at most
to consult the directory.
These 8 or 10 seconds assure you
against delay and inconvenience,
and save your time and that of the
person called. @>
Do you call Number 500 when
you want Number 953?
In Fargo and Moorhead an
average of 544 wrong numbers
are called daily because SUBJ
scribers transpose numbers in
that way.
Always look in the directory
first.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
THOUSANDS OF
EXILES LEAVE

CONTINUED From Page one.)
countered consisted Of $50 political
convicts and administrative exiles. in
Guiding twenty members of the Jewish
revolutionary band.
The cars were met by a vast crowd
at the railroad station which cheered
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03

Daily our ready-to-wear section is
refreshed with new shipments.
Herbst's.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
Ml sfio:iIINl1iIaisc5HsEaC!ll lE

one DOSE VTTTEll CONVINCE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23
Avlso DE AEANDoNo.

Cuba, N. M, Agosto IS de 1917.
lAviso' es por este dado al ptiblico
en- general, que desdec eel dia 20 20
Julio de 1917, mi esposa Sofronia
Montoya de Cordova, sin razon nj eau
sa alguna ha a~bandonado mi CANA y
mesa, dejandome solo con un nino
que Dios nos di6 de nuestro matrimo-
MO, de la edad de 7 amos, y ella salio
de la casa como va dicho, y no ha
vuelto. Por 10 tanto aviso a las per-
sonas que me tienen confianza en-
mi credito, que desde ell dfa 20 de Jul
lilo de 1917 no sere responsible por
ninguna cuenta que mi dicha esposa
traiga o haga en- mi nombre, y asl
firmo este aviso hoy, dfa Is de Ages
to de 1917.
MARIANA CoRBOvA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23
Sc SENTIA PEoR DESPUEs DE
LAS vACACIoNES.

Ell Gambia de las actividades afue
ra al tempo de las yaeaciones, al re
gular y quieto empleo, algunas wees
lie hace3 a uno sentirse pesado y IRE
cargado," incomodo y bilioso, con TN
dolor de cabeza internal, un desaso'
ciego nervioso Y la lengua sarnosa
En- vez de queiarse de que ia vaca.
ci6n no 10 hace %provecho," eS mejor
remover la e~nfermedad, la cuar a me.
nude es ell resultado de una indiges'
ton. Las Pastillas Catarticas de
Foley. lie dan un alivio v~iolento sin
NADIA desagradable nj efectos costo-
sos-De venta en- Capital Pharmacy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23
SoLDADoS AMERicANOS Herr
TDOS, LLEGAN DEL FRENTE
Az OCCIDENTAL EUROPEO.

Londres Agosto 16,-S eg al
Daily News, algunos soldados ameri-
canos heridos de la parte occidental
del frente, han llegado al hospital de
Bath.
| Washington, Agosto To- nj ell de-
gartamento de marina nj ell de gus-
ira tienen ninguna information acer-
ca de los soldados heridos que Sc han
reportado, del frente occidental So
promote un aviso Official cuando Sc
reciban las informaciones, proyeido
que la noticia no sea incompatible
con los ~,intereses militares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23
-PAGINA L1TERAR1A g

del p~recinto No. 90 Quiza dentro
de b dias estrecharemos SUI diestra,
cuando elios con la bandera en- sus
manos nos digan "Adi6s," iSe despe-
diran de nosotros cor ell buen amino
y voluntad de defender su patria!
Amigos mics: es n~ecesario que pen
semos por un momento y nos salts
fagamos de que la guerra esta en- la
puerta de nuestras casas; no los de-
sanimo, pero los que aquf quedamos,
|roguemos por ellos. mo van a un
nicho de flores; van donde Sc cam
bian plomos por plomos y a donde.
para llegar, tienen que atravezar los
mares; donde los submarines han a.
garrado fuerza. 70 mismo quisiera
que no Sc llegara ell dfa de estrechar
quiza por Ultima yez la mano a nues-
tros amigos Don Tranquilino Otero,
Paul Lopez, Severe Lopez, Delfin
Saavedra y Pablo Sanchez, que han
salido en- ell sorteo. Dios sabe Guam
do nos yolveremos a yer; pero sobre
valor no hay desdicha. 70 debfa,
queridos ~cuchachos, ser su compahe-
no; ustedes saben que ofrecf mis- ser.
vicios desde luego, y nunca me vino
IN deseo %retroceder; pero no SO pudo,
por la edad que SO requerfa entonces
pero hoy vi an ell peri6dico un r6tulo
que decfa que tambien los viejos ayu-
daran en- la guerra, y ese soy yo, "
otros; y como al cielo no nos suba-
mos, muchachos, en- Ia terra D en-
los mares nos veremos. Dichosos,
digo, los vientres que concibieron hi
jos para la OCCASION de defender una
causa tan importante como la presen-
to guerra; 20 los congratulo a uste-
des, muchachos, y a los vecinos de
Cubero, y a todos los militares de
los Estados Unidos. Ustedes son no
norfficos y por ustedes Sc espera yer
esta guerra vencida, y que con su san
gre Sc escriba ell triunfo de los Esta-
dos Unidos, antes que yer los esfuer-
EOS de nuestros a~ntepasados fustra-
dos; que digo, pisoteados!!
naAANIAkIa mao
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23
NUEVo AsIsTENTE EN- La PEMi
TENClARlA DEL ESTADo.

El Superintendent Hughes, de Ia
Penitenciarfa del Btado, ha anuncia-
do ell nombramiento de Patrick Dp.
gan, quien fu6 cajero del Banco del
Condado de Mckinley y mariscal de
dicha ciudad, como asistente superin-
tendente, para tomar ell lugar de Bar
ney Spears, que renunci6.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23
TcxtO del dOcumentO Pnpal
dcerca de Ia pax.

WASHINGTON, D, C., Asosto les-Ei texto de la noa de par del Pa
pa Benedicto recibida aquf ofciaIme ne por medic de despachos cabegra
fcos, por conducto del Embsjador o age, dc Londres, demuestrs que no
s. diferencia de 10 trasmItdo extrao fciaimente antes. ~
Lac pisdras fundamentals de Las popuestas de pz del Papa para
terminar la guerra mundIaL son la 4 cducci6n dc arrnarnentos, la ibertad
de los Mares 81 arregio de todas las disputas internacionaies pr medic
de Ia arbitration, y que no haya com petencias para la supremacia econo
mica del mundo despu6s de Ia guerr a. tN w
FL texto de la communication siv para reforzar la opinion prevalente
de que no hay esperanzas de que las propuestas sean aceptadas Ell su
forma presente. Que la opinion pa bMca en- los pafses aiados insiste
en- una cuImInaci6n favorable y deoi silva de las hostIIdades, 10 que eau
sara que la oferta sea rcchazada; este es genersimente conccdido aqt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23
RECLUTANDO GENTE PARA EL
I, cUERPO DEL cuARTEL-
Maestro.

Arthur b. Arnold, U. S. A., ha lie
gado aquf en- una gira de recfutamie,a
to, tratando de reclutar hombres para
los cuerposs del cuartelmaestre del e.
jecito nacional. Sc necesitan dos
mil hombres. Tambi6n aceptara re-
clutas para la artillerfa. Esta hos
pedado en- Hotel Coronado, Room 20.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23

M"MA "N."4N. W.IH".Hr A.#E
Tantas sehoras estan sufriendo do
aflicciones parecidas a esta, que esta
carta de testimonio de Mrs. Laura
Beall, de Plattsburg, Miss, sera Zelda
con interes: Me puse con mala sa-
lud. Mi lado izquierdo me dolfa TODD
ell tempo. Tome las medicines del
doctor, pero no me hicieron ~proyecho.
Tome dos frasquitos de Pfldoras de
Foley para los Rihones y ahora me
siento muy bien." Dolor de espalda,
dolores reumaticos, dolores en- ell cos
tado, mdsculos adoloridos o hincha-
dos, coyunturas tiesas, %ojeras, enfer-
medades del vase, ylos sfntomas del
NAL de rihones Sc alivian prontamen-
te con las Pfldoras de Foley para los
Rihones.-De venta en- la Capital
Pharmacy.
1 EE Ia Gel o.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23

"Primero que TODD, los puntos fun.
damentales deben ser que la fuerza
material de armas sea substituida
por la fuerza moral del derecho, del
cual Sc levante I'm convenio justo pa
ra todos, por medic de la diminuci0n
simultanea y recfproca de los arma.
mentos, de acuerdo con las reglas y
garantfas que sean establecidas en-
una medida necesaria y ~suficiente
para la mantencion del orden publ
co en- cada Estado. Luego, en- la subs
titucion de los ejercitos por la insti-
tucion de la arbitration con sus atlas
funciones pacificantes, de acuerdo
con las reglas que Sc acuerden y de
los castigos que sean impuestos So
bre Ell Estado que refuse va sea a
sopeter una question nacional a Ia
arbitration, o a aceptar su desicion.
Una vez que la supremacfa del de-
recho Sc haya asf establecido, todos
los o~bstaculos a los medios de comu-
nicacion de los puebios deben desa-
parecer asegurando, por' medic de re-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23
Ell coNsrIPADo cRoNlco.

nMte8 NkMAH -a#k IL ------- reMNNN MMta NOM
No es de ninguna amer pn asuL-
to facil Ell curar esta enfermodad, pe-
no puede hacerse en- la mayorfa dc los
,casos tomando las Pastillas de Cham
berlain y cumpliendo con las d~ireccio-
mes generates impresas que acompa-
nan a cada paquete.-De venta en- to-
das parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23

Sc vENDE-Una propiedad mine
"a que contiene metal de ORC y CO.
BRE. de exceIente cuaIidad. Diri-
janse a Jose de Jesus Ortiz, ,Pojoa-
que, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23

gias que Sc fijaran despues, la verda-
dera libertad y comunidad de los ma
res, 10 que contribrhra al fin de las
numerosas causas de conflicto, y tam
bien ADRIAN para todos nuevos recur
sos de ~prosperidad y progreso.
la Question de Restitution.
"Acerca de los p~erjuicios que de-
ban ser remunerados y acerca de los
gastos de la guerra, no vemos otros
medios de resolver la question que
por medic de someter como un prin-
cipio general la conformation compile
ia y reciprocal que sera justificada
ademas por ell immense beneficio que
Sc derive del disarmament, de tai
manera que ninguno entienda en- la
continuation de una carnicerfa pare
cida solamente por azones de un or
den econ6mico.
Isl para ciertos casos existen ra-
zones particulares, estos deben ser
deliberados con j~usticia y equidad;
pero los %convehios pacfficos con las
ventajas inmediatas que Sc deriven
de ellOs, no son pOsibles sin la res
tituci6n reciprocal del territorio ocu-
pado al presente.
"Consecuentemente, de la parte de
Alemania, la complete evacuation de
Belgica con la garantfa de toda Sd
Independence polftica, militar y eco
monica adyacente.
ia evacuation del territorio fran
ces. DE parte de las otras parties
b~eligerantes, una restitution seme-
JAMIE de las ~colonias alemanas.
''En 10 que respecta a las cuestio-
mes te~rritoriales, como por ejemplo
las que Sc han levantado entire Italia
y Austria y entire Alemania y Fran
cha, hay razones para esperar que en-
consideration de las inmensas venta-
jas de n paz duradera, con Ell des-
armamiento, las parties en- conflicto
desearan examinarlas con una dispo-
sici6n conciliatoria, tomando en- con-
sideracion, como 10 hemos dicho mas
antes, las aspiraciones de los pueblos
Y los intereses especiales, Y Ell bic
nestar general de la gran soberania
humana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23
FL BoRRAcHITo.

Oiganme bien, caballeros
no Sc yayan a enojar,
porque los voy a aconsejar;
tomen este buen c~onsejo:
Defense de ir a emborrachar.
coRo.
Dejen esa mala idea
Dejen esa maIa idea
Dejen esa mala idea .
de empinarse la ''botea".
Defense de hacer mas cuentas
que no las puedan pagan
con los duefos de cantinas,
y acabarse de atrasar,
v salir de alif enyerbados
sin poder cast nj andar,
buscando con quiep pelear.
Ell borracho siempre piensa
cue anda pisando pesos;
y en- ell estomago trae
treinta libras de gorgojos;
y tambien algunas veces
arremedando a los osos,
y "atrincandose" a los trozos.
Desgraciado mentecato
que trabaja pa beber, eigsN
no respeta padres nj hijos
nj tampoco a su lmujer;
todos 10 tienen en- NADIA
porque esta hechado a perder.
pero la cuIpa esta en- 81.
La cabeza del borracho
LENA esta de t~onterfas,
colmadita de maldades
y tamanas picardfas;
siempre anda con necedades
hacienda u porquerfas,
v con las bolsas vacfas.
Hoy les pido, caballeros,
que me muestren su opinion:
ide que lie sirve a un borracho
tener buena educaci6n?
En- vez de dar I'm servicio,
en-, una alta posieion,
albdrota a SUI naci6n.
Ustedes, los iovencitos
que tienen mejor talento.
defense de andar %borrachitos
y poniendo NAL ejemplo;
no Sc %enoien, caballeros,
tomen este buen consejo,
aunque sea va muy viejoX
S. M. MACS,
Mora, N. NJ, Agosto dc 1917