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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
3nr rlninen lRnhe ne6cttet.

Ger 2eibnam Ser in Burlington,
@.-Sy geitor6enen 6rml @tarD s.
9(usflug Oes @ereinS na6 Dem gait-
bonn Sauie 9}r. 80, Sii0.9roaownD,
aus auf Dem u0reieiniefeits 6rieo-
bofe" 8ur epieen 9ir6e ee6ettet. 6ral
Sieman NOR friiber in Baltimore
mobnbait. Cine ibrer Go6ter mobnt
nod bier, cine an6ere in @6ilaOeG-
p6ia, cine brittle in Seem gorf rm0
5luei in Burlington wolel6it au6
nod Elm So6n mobnt. Der Greoiger,
ser Den 2eibnan einiegnete, mar
ebenfoaS BON Burlington gefommen.
9aS 8abrtll6trdger illngirteu 9{eifen
ser 8erltorbenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
@adermeiitcr.gS .gSereiniatna.

!, einer ser Souptre6ner in Ser ge-
dDlrlsen Sibllng Der n8ddermeilter-
S|ereinisuug ser Yotomac Stoaten"
o ole I'M uSotel Nennert" ibre 5meite
SS,obresberiommIung obbGlt, Wur Sr.
gilbert &lepfer bon g}ew-Dorf. @r
Iu9te, Dob Ole 9Gder ole &egierung
Oel DER Gonierpirlne bon 9lobrungs-
,'lltteln in oieier frotil6en 3eit III.
'erlhlben meroen. 8erl6ieoene Sir
.len in g}ew-Yort boben ibre Sc
Igofte bereits Der 9leeierrng 5ur
,Serfiieune eeltelt. Son GROCER @i1-
'sleteit mar oie @rnemntng elmer 8e-
gorOe, Welbe nit Der &egieruns bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07

@eomte ser Baltimore rnO Sbio
@abn~ mabten geitern befonnt, bob
Die @lodo0e alf Sra6t bon weniger
aIS elmer @oggonloOung mubrlcbein-
lid beute 9lbeno oifgeboben merben
miro. @s fonnt aber nod gono oo-
raul on, mie idnea Ole 6rabt, oie
jcbt ouf Sen @obub0fen Der @eieIl-
i6uft uufgeitopelt it, aus oeniel6en
berI6pinoet. Sunoerte bon 6ubr-
merfen rtno Motorluogen iino in Den
lebten Eogeu beiddftigt gepelen Die
BORT oufgeltnute Sra6t 6u entfernen,
llno oies bat piel Oo6u beigetro9en,
oaB ole @abnecieaidaft balo Ole
@lodaoe aufbebeu fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
Nnrdl gLntnmn6il nctSStet.

@egen 1890 oeitern 0to6mittag
WurOe Ser IS Sabre olte S6irleD
S6auf bon 9}r. 1854, Glifton-9(oe-
mue nod Dem nSt. Soiep6S-SoIpi-
tai" ge6rabt na6oem er bon einem
2aitautomo6i( Ser oGr0itol &ransfes
So" bon g}r. 2t00, Oit.9torO-9lOenue,
0eiieu6a6rer s. 8. @isOoIe, g}r. 1902,
-Gurrollton-9lbenue, in oen g8er-
fem ser nGropn, Sort ono Seol 60, "
Si9blouOtopn iberfo6ren mor0en
mar. 0ieiel6e bra6te Dem iungen
Ntanne innerlide &erlebungen bel.
Ger &erur9liidte murOe nod Dem
st. Soiep6s,Soipitol" gebra6t, NOS
Iel6It er INN A ll6r Itor6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
fEiir Elm 0e;mnetrSnf.

9as BON Geo. @iint6er eebraute
Bier lit oas bette. 8iele 9eurtbeiler
BON 8ier erfldren, ooR es irgeno ei-
mem eritfloiiigen ausI6noiiden Bier
glei6fomnt @eraOe 0as Ding fir
oen 6amiliensebraud. Seines g(ro-
ma, better @el6mad rmo Iebr n1br.
frGitig. 0ireft bon Ser 9rauerei
OurH oie nelieiten N}aidinen abee.
fiiat, poourb aIl9emeine 2ein6eit ge.
libert miro. 2iite 81. 4boue:
@olfe 90.
(Sami1S.1SSiNFo.9o) (9Im.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
gSirfnns Der rniiiideu 9ieSOlutiOu
in ben @efGnaniiien.

Ger mo6lt6uenOe @influB, meldeu
oie ruiiii6e 9tepohltion bisber auf
un5dbligen @ebieteu ousgeii6t bat,
eritredt iid ielbit apf oie bon ser
meni6liben @eiellicboit ausgeI6loHe.
nen Gerbreber. ole in oen @efGng.
niiien i6re Serae6en biiBeu, sobaIO
man oen Stur5 Der alten Gegierung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
Die 6cntigcn SdladjtfclSer in Der
&Or5eit.
Son 6 0gar Steiger.

@S nor inns Sya6r 200 oor G6riIti
@e6urt. Ga ii6eri6ritt in ser @e-
geno SeS 6eutigeu Nlitromisa ein GER
moniider Seer5ug Oie Gonolt mdl5te
Ih oos Trinatbal ouipdrts un0
I6lug Iib ouf oen lteilen @e6irgs-
pfaoen Serbien'S bis na6 WlaceOo-
nien our6. GS mar eine SorOe un-
geiGla6ter 9iielen bon fiinf ellen
S06e, Oie g8ei6er imO Sinoer olT
8eltmagen nit li6 fiibrten; Die 9a-
farmer, ole @ritlinge inter oen Ser
manen ,oie lle6eroolferung uno
@eiOemanael aus ibren lnipirtbli-
den @o6niiben an Ser @ei6iel auf-
qeIbeucbt un0 ge5mungen 6atten,
orouBen in ser un6efannten Sremoe
cine neue Seimat6 81 lu6en. St
W}oceoonien ongefommen oeroang
lj6 i6r Ser5og SluOi66o nit ieineu
qan5en @olfe Dem &onig 96lipp Dem
SSiinften umo bali i6m lmo ieinenI
So6ne @erIeus ole N0mer 6efriegen.
0as mar ser erlte 9alfonfrieq, Sen
@ermanen fii6rten, iiber 200O Sabre,
6epor oie oIterreihii1en Gruppen
auf OemIelben @ege, Den oie 9ieieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
Nentidler ncr6nftct.

8ei'm Ginreiben eineS @eiubs iiir
cinen Sperr5onen-9oB geitano ge-
itern Nabmittag Elm Geutiber Elm,
oaB er bier oelanOet mar, o6ne Oie
&opiiteuer 81 6e5a6len. @r uirOe
ber6aftet im0 Sen @inponOeritngs-
@eomten iiberge6en. @er bonn ndN-
Iten Sonntag on obne @aB IN ser
StoOt ongetroiien miro, muB feline
Gerboftlug erluorten 2SeOet Oerticbe
Geibsbiiraer ioIlte lib beeilen bis
ipGteItenS Somitog Elm @eiut6 fir
cinen @oB ein5urei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
g3rad elm Sein.

0ie 90 Sabre aIte Srou @farp
SammonO bon Scr. S0S, gtorO- -GGr-
rolton-QlDey fiel geltern in ibreqn
Sauie Die &reppe binab unO brnb
oas linfe 9eiu. sic mur0e IN elmer
9lmbulan5 6eS Or. Gorlton Goof nod
Dem ct. SoicpbS-Soipitol oebra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07

Sogar. Sn elmer G6araIteri
Itif Oes GbercommanoirenOen ser
britiiden Eruppen IN 6ranfreih
riibmt Die 2onooncr Zines. Sir
Gougla5 Saig bat db iogar nit sen
0iilitdripiiieuidaiten bei6ditigt-
Sos lit nod gan nidt5 Sn 0eutid.
lono gie6t eS @6iloloaen, Ole iib TO-
gar nit Oen Spra6wiiieuidaiten be.
lbditi9t mo Sngeielre, oie R6Oiif
ihoirt 6o6en Sa, fel6it 9Ier5te, ole
meoi5iniide Bidder geleieu 6aben.
iino in Gelitidlano nidt 10 ielten,
mie IN @uglauo."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
GOnf60erirtc glcterancM aeelrt.

@eItern NOR Ser Wiemorialtog Ger
conf6oerirten glrmee- ee-&eteronen lnO,
ipie ge6rdubli6, mur0e auf Dem &ou-
6on-%ort 6rie0bofe cine EoOtenfeier
u6gebalten. 0ieielbe itano unter Der
oIlgcmeinen 2eitlng oes Sen. SameS
81. g8beeler. &or ser Seier iherlten
Oie uE0bter ser conf0Oerirten 9[r-
nice" 8(mnen ouf 6ie @rd6er ser
%elOen ser 9(rmee, sic arf oen5rieO.
bofe beerOigt iin0, inO sSniaiien OeS
&eimS conf0oerirter 8etcronenr mllr-
Ocn in 9llttomobilen no6 Dem 6rieo-
bofe gc6rocbt. 0ie SburmuDrglode
beS &otbbouieS mur0e anldBIib Oe8
&oges un Die @tittogsihIuoe geIdu-
tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
@nie6nn.

Ger geItrige GonteIt auf Dem 6ie-
iieen 8oieboa-6eIOe 5miiGen 9alti-
more uno YropiOence murOe in Der Z.
oSnning" our6 8eeen 5uu, 9lbibIuB
eebra6t uno 5par nit einem Siege
ser Orioles" Die A o9ilms" 5u 3
ibrer @egner ma6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07


3ipei ilnge 6rauen inO 5tpei Ntdn-
ner nnrocn geitcrn Morgen 8iemli6
i6iucr bcrlebt ais Scr Gorimagen, in
melGem lie fu6ren an ser @de Scr
Molnt 93o1al-9Ipe. ln0 Der W}c-
M3ebeu-StroBe nit eineu 9luto coli
liOirte, OaS pon S5obn 9}. Nhlrp6p;
BON 9}r. 912, 9oflauO-9loenue, gc-
lenft muroe.
Gie %oliagiere in Dem Sorilpagen
goben i6re 9tamen, mie folgt, an:
SRI. &6ono 9lrtbur, BON g}r. 1ttS,
@uilforO-9lOenue, Sri. 9lnno @ic-
2aug6lin bon 9lr. 2t7 Sit-9iOOle-
StraBe, SSoiepb q. glm6roie, bon 9fr.
3406, 9llt1entorolD Serroce, rmo
Sroncis Q. 9eo6om bon 9}r. 800,
Got6eOrol-StraBc. SRI. Mc9oug6-
lin nuBte no6 Dem Soipitol fiir
6rauen bon @}arplou0 oe6rabt mer-
oeh sic ii6rigen SSniaiien 0eS &ori-
mogenS erlitten mlr unbe0eutenoe
@auta6idIiirhtngen unO SGbnittpun-
BEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07

LII N>ullllu) Dul ullbel UelU Utell'
Ideu nod onoere rotiirlid6e Seinoe,
Die er fiir6tet, Die i'm perfoleen uuo
ii6erpinoen, Sein gefd6rliditer
6eino 1T ser iogenanute Siller. auG
Go0tIdlG9er aenannt, ser ebenfallS
3u Oen 8olen 3d6lt. gSer ni6t 9lu-
gen5euge mar, ma6t iicb feinen 9e-
griif bon Dem S6reden bon Der 9e-
itiir5ung Der @oliiide, peun ploBliA
Elm 9iller unter i6nen erI6eint, iie
ilie6en unO itieben Damn nod allen
&ibhlngen ouSeinouoer, Gin Slider
6eo6ndtete oen &anpi 5miIben ei.
mem @oliil6 uno eincm &iller. Ole.
fee bate Oen rieligen 8al an Der un-
teren ainnlaoe aepadt unO 6ing
oaran 10 felt pie Elm 9ullen6eiBer,
ser Ii6 all eiuem @egner oer6iIien
BAT. 9ln Ger &flielle l6Gumte uuo
fodte oas N2eer formlid auf; nit
lpeit ge6iinetem 01aule er6o6 ii6 Der
g9al in EooesGngiten bollig ans Dem
g8olier, a6er Der Giller lieB nibt los,
unO meitbin mar ooS Oleer bonn 9hIt
ger0tbet, oaS Dem oerlebten @al ent.
ltr0nte ltno Ser 8reiS zines lolden
gigantiiden Samples 2 9}ilr Die 3un-
qe oeS @ales lit Der Breis, Die pie
ein groBeS meiBeS 9ltlnstiiien in Dem
93ielenmaule rubt uno sic, ausgelai-
fen allein flint ldHer gel Iiefert.
Iiele 3linge ner5e6rt Der &iller, Inns
Sen gan5en iibrigcn unge6eilreri &or.
per ii6erlGBt er Den Saiiilben uno
oen e6enio geirGBigen Seeo6geln-
Ger &iller lit tiibn umo frr6tlos @S
lit l6on oorgefommer, ooB ein Sill
Ter einen bereitS erIegten @alfiib
ne6en oem S6iife podte lnO Dor Ben
9luqen Scr oer6liifften @eiabung nit
ibnt unter 0em @olier nerihmonO.
3mei peitere natiirlidbe 6einOe oes
g9olfii6es iino ser Sbpertfiid6 unO
Ser 0reicber. @lit ieiner i6redliden
g8affe Oitr6bo6rt ser Sdmertfii1 sic
Seiten oeS g8ols, unO ser GreIder
peiti6t ion NIT ieineu laugen oiin-
men, ood5 Icbmeren Gorper. 0a ser
Greidber i'm @alier nadtIos iit 10
oereinigt er Ii1 oft nit Dem Sdbpert-
fiIA 81 einem gemeinicbaitliben Qln.
griffe aif oen Hieien oes 0}eeres.
Ger Sdpertfiid ergreift Oann OaS
auserleiene 0pfer bon unten an ipo-
olrcb Ser @al een6t6igt miro, ii1 al
ser S6erfld1e 81 bolten; ragt Ser
@olfiIc6 aus Dem @oiier, Damn flam.
mert licb Ser lmermiiolihe 9reider
an irgenO elmer i6m Oienli6en StelIe
am @olfii1e an uno oerieBt Dem to-,
benoen lmge6euer ipu6tiee Sdldge,
Oaoon ser 8oIfiI9 bolo 6etGu6t bili
uno Der taunelt, bis ser SdpertfiiG,
ser eigentIibe MorOgeielle, ibm mn
ter Dem @oHer sen SoOesitoB Oeriebt
bat.
g9ie ieOe leben0e greatlr 10 lit oud
ser Maliiib monherlei Granfbeiten
uuterporfen. Sduiig perOen erblin-
oete @aIfiidje ongetroffeu, oeren @e-
Imidt gegen iebenoe @ole feineSweg5
5uriidIte6t, 10 0aB Sic 9lino6eit lie in
ser @rndbrung nitbt 5u binoern unS
lin i6reu allgemeinen @eiuno6eitS5it-
5uitanoe ui6t 81 beeiutrd6tigen
Ibeiut. gtiGt minOer 6ditiig fommen
@erfriippelungen uno &erluitalhn'
| gen ser 9innlaoen bei eefaneenetl
g9aleu Dor, Oie mobl infol9e Der
Sample entItanOeu iinO, oie iie mil
9iller, S6mertfiid uho Dreiber be.
iie5en. Gie gefdbrlidbite innere aranf'
belt aber, ole 5utueiIen Den @al beim-
| Iuht, lit @eroainingsitorlng, infolge
oeren er oft 10 abniqeert, OaB Die
Saut mie 2umpeu nm fem @erippq
! hnnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07

lett. Gie @erlebten iino: &o1mon0
5ranb, M}otormou on Gopfe berlebt
ms r@lercD-Soipital~ geibaiit; So
iepb Sodion BON Der 6. StraBe,
9roofIDn, &erlcblmgen an Der SanO
rno ,So6n 8. 9udleD BON 9tr. 108,
gSeIt-@onmapItroBe, innerli9e Ser
leblngen na6 ieiner @obnlug &C.
broht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07

Ser @rleoieime bon Srogen be8iig-
li6 oes @GderocidGfts conieriren
miro. 8u @bren Der 0elcgaten Wlr-
Oe geIteru in Ger 2ebman-SoIle ein
8onfett oeranltoltet. Seute WcrOen
oie @eonten fir 6oS loilfen0e Sabr
ermGblt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
robiinn 9 a m e n
9Serein."

Sn ieiner lebten Sibung, ge6aIten
N Scr 6ro6iinn-Saae, peripiaigte Der
"6ro6Iinn-0omenoerein" Dem glllge-
lneinen 0elltiben g9aiienbalie sic
Summe bon So fir Oen @iingltfonos.
Sonlt mltroen inter Dem &orIiBe Der
Trdii0entin Trau &at6arine Strauff
llno Der %rotofoGfii6rirng Der 6rau
Seno 0e6ling mtr 9foutine-@ei6dite
erle6igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
etnrm nnO gftidIas.

ltnmetter geitern 9IbenO oerurio6te
bcoeutenocn Sdooen. II Stro-
Ben6a6u @aggon bonn @libe
gctroffeu. Scitcnmauo eineS
@ouies einoeitiir6t. - Seller iIu-
ter g8oIier geicst. - S@oOcu in
Der Stoot uno 0eu Counties be-
trGdtlid6.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03

you will find the corn or callus so
shriveled and loose that you can lift it
of with the fingers.
Just think! You get rid Of hard
toes, as well as hardened calluses with
out suffering one particle. You feel no
pain or irritation while applying freez-
one or afterwards. 1t is magicl
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03

The ''Vernwood" models of coats
and suits for spring have interested all
who have seen them. and there are
many. Herbst's ready-to-wear sec
tion.-Advt. 49,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
THE ORPHEUN

Thelma. was the offering at the
Orpheum last night and it pleased a
large audience. 1t is an entirely diff
ferent version Of Marie Corellis
novel than those which have been
presented here in the past. It is a
beautifully staged production showing
the Alien Fjord in Norway in mid
summer and again in mid-winter,
with the wonderful effects of the
northern lights also the N1edegora and
the snow capped mountains in the dis
lance.
Miss Edna Marshall gave a splendid
performance as Thelma and Mr.. Pat
terson as Sir Philip Errington was all
that the part should be. but to Miss
Glen Porter and Ward Cassidy belong
the honors of the big scene in the last
act when the Witch Lovisa kills Olaf
Guildmar. (Mr. Cassidy. after she has
told him how she has caused the death
of his wife. Thelma's mother In
revenge for his having ruined her
Loyisa), when she was a young girl.
Mr.. Cassidy in his death scene in the
last act gives. a wonderful perform
anCe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03

Library hours, a. m. to 8 p. m. daily
except Sundays, when the readingroom
is open from to 6 p. m. The children's
room Is open every afternoon from
$3.50 to $3.50, and every Saturday after
noon from 1880 to $3.50.
The records for the month of March
are herewith given to the public and
it is with considerable pleasure that
we call attention to them. The gains
for every month this year have been
very steady, but this month shows the
largest gain of all. During the TWEEN
ty-seven days on which the library
was open for the circulation of books,
8.142 books were issued. This number
is 1854 more than were loaned last
month and is 2.766 more than were is
sued during March of last year. The
gain in the children's' room is especial
ly to be noted One hundred and nine
ty-eight new borrowers were added to
the register and III new books to the
shelves. The statistics are as follows:
Juvenile notion ........... 1878
Juvenile class books ...". 8SS
Juvenile total ...............::: 1861
ADULT hction .......s.s.. 1886
Adult class .a........s.... 1926
Adult total NORTHUMBERLAND. 1851
Total books loaned .......... S,142
Your sympathy is enlisted for those
little folks to whom we must say. mo,
there will be no more stories this year
The story hour is over until after the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
THE PRINCESS

America is being honored with a
visit from "Wah." one of the famous
dogs of war from the European bat
tie zone. "Wah" was brought to this
country by Max Under. celebrated
continental comedian at Essanay He
wears a collar bestowed upon him by
the French government bearing the
inscription "the collar of the wise and
brave
"Wah." a steel muscled. stumpy,
thin, spiky haired canine. was Linder's
aid when the latter was a dispatch
bearer in the great war. 1t was the
dogs business to carry dispatches
through transforms of artillery and
machine gun fire when it became too
thick for man to penetrate.
Max Linder is now being featured in
his comedies that are showing
exclusively at the Princess. He is
there TO-DAY. and is making hit.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
MACCABEES
OF STATE
MEET HERE
Fargo Tent, No. 81, will En-
terrain Big Meeting on
Thursday Evening

Fargo Tent No., 81, of the Macca-
bees, the baby tent of North Dakota.
will hold a big rally at 8 o'clock
Thursday evening, Eagles hall. A
class of twenty candidates are ready
for admission. The degree team of
North Star Tent No. z will exemplify
the work. 'r f
The orchestra OF Fargo tent will fur
nish music for the initiatory work
= After the regular meeting, there will
be a smoker. Candidates are required
to be in the hall at 8 o'clock sharp.
State Commander Mcnamara has Sc
cured the North Dakota Maccabee
state convention for Fargo, which will
be held July Is and 10, and will be
the largest gathering Of Maccabees
ever held in this state.
Many Of the tents throughout the
state are making arrangements to
send large delegations.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
MoRE NEW pIIPlLa

Entered Dakota. Business College
today. BY enrolling for the spring
months, pupils may have a little
more personal help, advance more
rapidly and be ready for situations
just when there are the largest
number Of calls for booxkeepers-
stenographers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
8, AZ Books Loaned "
By Library During
the Month of March

long vacation One little girl cried
real tears over the announcement. and
even the members of the. sterner sex
seem downcast at the news. The feel
ing that the children evince for this
branch of the work is very sincere, and
some of the teachers declare that the
worst punishment they can infiict on
the small miscreant Is to keep him aft
er school on the story hour nights.
The following titles complete the list
of books which formed the last pur-
chase. The books are all on the shelves
and ready for use:
Weaver-Profitable Vacations for
Boys.
Ransom-Military Training, Compul-
sorry or Volunteer. s..e
Addams-Long Road of woman's
Memory.
Cooiige-Home Care of Sick Children.
Chambers-Guide to Laundry Work.
Farwell-Village Improvement.
Goodnow-Honest House.
Wright-Inside the House of Good
Taste.
arcosson-Charles Frohman, Man
ager and Man.
France-Man Who Married a Dumb
Wife.
Lucas-Cloud and Silver.
Averill-Flower Art of Japan.
Spofford-Little Book of Friends.
Monypenny-Life of Benjamin Dis
raeli.
Smith-Benighted Mexico.
Winnie Bucklin,
Librarian.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
READY APPRECIATION
OF VlOLINIST'S WORK
successes in Europe Spoke EIOQuent-
~ of Artists Wonderful
Ability.

The advance notices that heralded
Efrem Zimbalist's successes in Europe
before he arrived in America for his
first tour here in 1911, spoke eloquent
~ of the golden tone" and superb
finish" of his violin playing. These
and acknowledged by the music critics
of New York. When Walter DaNrosch,
conductor of the famous organization,
for the concerts of the annual spring
tour of the New York Symphony or
chestra, the noted director was one
more to pay tribute to the artistry of
the added compliment of selection as
soloist for the opening concert of the
regular New York season of the Sym
phony society. The Fargo date is
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
THE STRAND

MANY motion picture actresses have
played dual roles on the screen but,
the first 5-year-old girl to do so is
Baby Marie Osborne, Pathe's famous
child star who is to be seen at the
Strand theatre Wednesday, and
Thursday in another Gold Rooster play
called Twin Riddles, produced by Bal
boa under the direction Of Henry King
and written by Calder tombstone, the
famous scenario writer. The support
ing cast is splendid one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03

IT'S LIIIy DULGI6 IIU1U5 LII
almost magic fluid. A
genius in Cincinnati dis
covered this ether COM
pound and named it freez-
one. Small bottles of freez-
one like here shown can be
had at any drug store for
a few cents. Don't limp or
twist your face in agony
and spoil your beauty but
get a little bottle OF freez-
one and apply a few drops
on your tender, aching corn
or callus. Instantly the
soreness disappears and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
THE GRAND

A bill alive with humor and pep is
the Grand vaudeville program for the
first of the week. Five excellent acts
each of which takes we'll received ap-
plause last night on the merits of their
individual offerings.
Little Alden & Abdizz did some
clever work that was we'll received.
The Inky Boys made a hit with an
act that was clean cut. Nora & Sidney
in The Music Room. gave a variety Of
musical numbers on a variety OF
instruments.
Ted Ullmarck pleased with his
comedy singing. The Four Collins
wore attractive costumes to the num-
Der of four and offered we'll interpret
ed dances to the same amount
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
REAL COMEDY TO REIGN
HERE THURSDAY NIGHT
May RobsOn's Play, The Making Over
of Mrs Matt, Sure to he Real
Fun Producer.

Comedy will reign supreme at the
Fargo auditorium Thursday evening,
and the laughter winning entertain
ment will be furnished by May Robson,
whose art in eccentric comedy imper-
sonation is known to every American
theatregoer. Miss Robson is achieving
marked success lin the interesting and
amusing comedy, The Making over of
Mrs. Matt. The play won the immedi-
[ ate approval of all Miss Robson's ad-
mirers, to whom comedy and sentiment
carry an appeal, when she first pro-
duced it on the Pacific coast last sea-
son. The comic possibilities of the
story are now being realized to the
utmost by Miss Robson and the play
ers associated with her.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
WITH IRON AMID MErAI 20

WIFI IRON AND METAL co,
OHce Manager Gracious of the
above firm wanted another capable
stenographer and Miss Olson of
Dakota Business college was sent
to the situation. The business men
who want really good help and are
willing to pay for it are hiring d.
B. c. graduates in ever -increas-
ing numbers-evidence of good
work. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
WOMEN! READ THIS!
Lift off any corn or caIIus with
fingers and It WON'T
hurt a Bit.

Your high heels have put corns on
your toes and calluses on the bottom
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERANS.
IN SERVICES This WEEK
Series OF Special Meetings Being Held
During Passion Week and
Easter Sunday.

In the st. PauPs Lutheran church
there will be services as follows dur
ing the Passion week and Easter Sun
day: Thursday evening at 7:45, Nor
wegian services with communion; Fri
day evening, at the same hour, English
services with communion; Easter Sun
day, morning services at II o'clock.
The. choir will sing an appropriate an
them at this service, In the evening
program of song and declarations,
and short sermon will be preached
by the pastor.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-12
Beware Of Makino Promises

Inc habit of promiSin. tends r.
weaken the will. II gives Il false and
transient kind of strength which i
essentially. weakness The men thar
promise easily are certain to he essV
breakers of promises. But how ahon,
people who sign a pledge or. under cir
cuinstanceS OF dire extremity. promise
70 reform IN some other way? There
are many instances where by such
means characters have been reformed
Tor life True. indeed. but the very ex-
tremity OF the situation operates as .
stimulus here. The promise lifts them
out OF themselves and enables them
to reach another plane. To stay there
requires. OF course. persistent effort Of
will extending over long period. One
victory of this kind unouestionahlv
leads to other victories. But the proc-
ess is slow and very different from the
promise-making which through repeat-
ed failure becomes an indulgence. ike
q vice.