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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-03
8esen bic @OnrOe 9OftriR.

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fof beridytet muroe, iol 5fpiiferl
ben Megierungen bon @roBbritan-
MEN nno Sranfreid) fiir5li6 elm Mb-
fommen ~getroffen tporOen fein, TO-
baIo Ser g%egenmartise arieg beenoct
tporoen tit, oie beiben SnieIn ct.
Bierre unb Miquelon, Ben lebten
geit fran50iii1en &olonialbeiibes na-
be ser Norofiilte Ser Ser. Staaten,
al 8roBbritannien 81 uberlailen. Die
beioen, Iebr fleinen Snieln, Die 5il-
iammen etpas iiber ie1stauieno Gin
mobner baden, liegen ungefabr finn
sio MeiIen BON Ser Subtitle Neu-
funofanos entfernt uno biloen Den
Stiibpunft Der fransoiiiden Slider
flotte, Die an Der observation-disclosures
ibrer gGtigfeit nadgebt. @uBer in
oieier 8e5iebultg baben Die Snleln
feinerlei @i6tiefeit uno geboren IL
rem gall5en aarafter uno Slime
nab iin5peifelbaft 81 N~euflnolano,
nit Dem lie auh in politiider Be
siebung pereinigt meroen ioaen, tpie
es beiBt, tpenn oas Ibfommen ourd)-
geFiibrt peroen iollte.
Sb 8roBbritannien fiir Die gr-
mcrbung Ser g%enannten beioen Sn-
ieln einen Breis 5u be5ablen bat,
uno miebiel oerielbe gegebenenfals
betrGgt, lit ni6t befannt getDoroen.
gs liegt iebod oie germutung mo-
be, DAB Sranfreid NIT Der @btra-
TINA Der gilanoe iiber gemiiie 9ien.
ite nno Silfeleiitingen filan5ieaer
ODER miIitariider Natur quittieren
mill, Die ibm. bon England i'm Ser
laufe sss arieses seleiitet tpuroen,
mietpoI Der bisberige 8erlauf Der
Sample pieI cher ben @lauben redt.
fertigen fonnte, oab gnglano oiesbe-
5iiglif tief IN Sranfreids Sdulo
itebt.
@ie miiBten lih Die Ser. Staten
81. einem ioIden 9eiibmehiel itelen,
ipeun oos aemeloete abfommen tpirf-
lif abgeldloiien pliroe uno burf-
gefiibrt neroen Ioa? @S liegt oo
obne alien 3peifel cine @erleeune
ser Monroeooftrin Dor, Die gegen Die
.grmeiterung Der @~ebietsbobeit Ell
ner e%liropdiiden &esierunq aif Dem
ometifanifden aontinente" ginfpra-
DIE erbem. DAB Die beioen SnieIn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-03
Die Deuf,ae Gage.

Die @~eratungen i'm &onereB ibel
oie Mabtpoafommenbeit oes Praii.
benton iino nod nidt beenoet. Sc.
nator Stone lit segen o1es, mas 81
einem ariege fiibren fam. Ser Bra-
iibent erflart, in oieier ,Mngelegen,
bett nidt eigenma6tig banoeln 81
noIlen. Staatsiefretar Or. 3im=
hermann bat inbireft 5ugegebet1,
oaB er Dem oelltiden @elunoten IN
Merico Snitruftionen bat 5ugeben
[aiien mie le bon @aibington aus
beri1tet iitlb. Sin Der CONNIE ia
ben oie Oeutlben neue Stelungen
eingenommer. 4uf beiben nfern Der
Mncre iino Sample I'M @ange. Die
suriid5iebenoen Siirfen iinb Bis auf
pien5ig Meilen an 8agbab beraft-
gefommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-03

Samta DC Is. 4. q. q. Gepctl.
0bfnhrtL
SO. 6-Nad benz Noroen 900 nnhm.
SO. 2-Mad benz Norben .9:15 moro.
Mnfunft -
SO. T. 8om Norben. 49,. $3.50 borml.
SO. 1-Wom Roroen -. ..8:05 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-03

Inn 10 mebr, ba lie IN Moiie betrie-
ben ipuroe, bas Gllblifum Don al
len Seiten oaslelbe borte un0 Der
8oben fiir lie BON altersDer porbe-
reitet Dar.
Wir Oeuti6 : amertfaner iaberl
oies NIT Gntleter. Ind orilben i'll
9eutidlono iab ntalt es. 8ir per
iudten entgegen5uarbeiten uno bon
Dellt(flanb ~unterItiiste nan inns,
iuoeu1 mani tpieber Senobeten ibid-
tie uno Slugidriften perbreitete. IS
mar olles pergeblid. gu lpat, 5ll
Ipat. Nn6 Iehs bis adt Wono=
ten IteQten unIere @onoerreo=
ner lire gdtigfeit ein, neil lie feline
@irfung er5ielten, urlo Die SroIbu-
renIenorngert unterblieben uno lett
Dem iino uniere beutld : amerifa-
nifden 3eitungen Die ein5igen &C.
ipeien, oie ser engliIden Stint
ml1ngsmaderei entgegel1arbeiteten.
uno lire Eatigfett beldra1lfte itch
nur auf. Ste 9eutid) : Mmerifaner.
@ir miiien ia ale, fpie es gefonl-
men lit. 0as Inner itanoris fir
Deutidlano bat uniere 9fcgiernnJ
5u i1nmer ihrofferen Stellungnabme
getrieben, Bis mir iebt Dor Dem
sariege iteben. @etpiB aud uniere
Megierung bat in mald)en 6auen
nadgegeben, ober 0eutiblano's
aampf uno feline 8eoeutung bot lie
bod ME ridtig beurteilt, ionit bate
tie nidt cine Gbeorie mfgeltelt, bon
Der iie niiien muBte, oaB lie 0enti6-
LAMB auf oie 9auer niht reipeftie-
rem fonnte; nidt mebr relpeftieren
fonnte, tpenn es iih iagem mtBte::
vSSest gilt es, Sen aampf I'M meine
griiten5, ben i'd lolange init Den
groBten Spfern uno nit bent CLAM
5enolten grfoIge gefiibrt babe, aud
gliidlih gu gnoe gu bringen nno oa-
bei fam i'd MIR auf mid ielbIt.
nidt auf Mn6ere Miidiidt nebnle,l."
llniere Megierung peritano oieia
3mangslage etnes groben 8olfcs
nidt pie es ieine Stelungnabme
niemals ridtig beritanoen bot nno
anltatt bur1 0eobad)tung einer itrit-
ten NelitralitGt ieben gingriff III
oieien lebten @ampf fern gu balten,
bing es an Ieinem ,Hedt", bns
tbeoretild u~nantaitbar, praftiid aber
rtllr ourdj5ufiibren mar, fuenal uniera
2egierung iid nidJt ideute, 10 peit
in Ser 9erfolgung oieles Ged)ts gu
geben, Bis es ielblt ge5ipungcit mar,
aIs 8artei IN Sen &f e%in5ugrei-
fen unb nit ba5u beisutragen, benz
@egner Deuti6lanos Ben Sieg 5u
iihern.
aann man iid unter ioldet lint
itanoen t%plnoern, iuenil Der oentIde
Reidsfan5Ier lharfe 8orte &c.
brau6t2 &ailn man ihnt 5iirnen,
Denn er oas @ort 8arteilid)feit aus.
lpriht? llniere &egierutlg mag iid
irei BON Yarteilidfeit fiiblen, eine
Iol6e mag AUDI bon ibr nidt beab-
iidtigt fem, tatf6bli6 bat lie bod
ita~ttaefunoen nno ale @~rfldrungen
fonnen uns nift Oariiber %Binpcgbel-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-03
C0mal Springs Nursery
Weariinbet 1886.

8ir aieben bier ole Gorten Bmtm.'
idul ; grtifel. nelde fid fir infer aIi,
ma eianen.
Obifs unb Sdatten > 8d1tme, Neben,
@oien, 3ieritrdnder, Sn1mergriine Ban.
me unb Strduder, BaIn1en, &nouenge.
mdhfe. Sdmereien nfp. 11nfere 80id6ri.
ae grfabruns fommt unieren aunben
5uglte.
Bir berfaufen MIR quite @aare. an
fold niebrigen Breiien, tpie feIbige ae.
Soaen fperben fann. Sdreibt Inn freien.
reidbaItiaen aatalog. Gorefe:
Otto Locke, 9ep graunfels, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-03
CROWN BOTTuNG COMPANY,

gbep. Mmeaer, Gefddftsfiibrer.
12i5s1225 Sabs ct, Gan Gntonio, Ger.
sg Snbrifmten bon alien Grten 500
oalpaf{er, Minernlipnffer ln6 boraiialih
benz tp~olbetnnnten 2itbin SeIber.
Eel. grasis 4157. = 1rfte abliefernn8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-03
Giienbabu . TabrpIan.
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| yt0. Tyson X0reO0 ......0:UU DoI.n.
No. 6-Won 2arebo .6:15 nnhm.
SO. Soon ct. Qouis 100 BORN.
SO. 7-gon St. Bortb unb 9anto.
SO. sD@on st. aoais 49,. 800 abenDs
SO. 1-vSunfbins SpeciaIA. o ct.
QouiS ........... sos nbenbs
So. 4-Na1 gaIeftine .7:15 morgens
SO. 2-sGunfbiue SpeeiaI". nod Ct.
2onis ............9:15 morsens
SO. Social Na9 Saplor ..........
30. 6-Mad ct. aouis unb 0rten ar
Der Ganta Sc ;. 900 obenbs
SO. 81 Nnd Qarebo. 1900 nlorgens
30. 11-gaah 2orebo 1000 obenbs
.. q. {, 4. ;.
Nnfunft =
So. 16-gon ooufton. waeo uno gors
pus gbriiti ........7:05 nadm.
SO. 14-@on 3oufton nnb &iifteno.ten
........ 49,. .b:15 NORM.
go. 12-gon goafum unb %Riiitenorten
........ ..2:05 tldd1nl.
SEQ. 41-@on @errbiIe ....9:15 BORN.
SO. 43-bon aerbile. MIR Sonntnas
10. 145-gon 8errbile. tdglid, alsge>
nomr1en Sonntnaa SAB dben0s
$50. 15-Nad Souffon. wnep unb gors
plts Gbriii 1926 BORN.
SO. 13-Nah 6ouifon nn6 @i~iftenorten
............... 9:2O abenos
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so. 9-Suniet erpreb. bon Nem Or.
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cisco S:30 naomi
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no. e-9unict erpreb nod sm Sran.
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2abaco. 3ouffon ....s:15 BORN.
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go. 4-eofdI .............7:15 BORN.
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SO. 10-antb 2irniteb ~....11:00 moro.
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| Nrf1tnft -
SO. 26-aatp 8rper, ....,7;oo bonn.
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9bfohrL
SO. 6-wad Dem Roroen 900 nadm.
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Mnfunft -
SO. T. gom Norben. -. $3.50 bornt.
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g. u. Ii. & o. 6. & O. &. Sepot.,
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no. 2-won Corpus 9lrifi unb garri,
{ 40 SPRINGS . ......6:80 nddm.
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bile ...... .o:4o oorrt.
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Mrteiian geIt MailroaS.
go. 201-IDfabrt 500 BORN.
Wn 202-Nnfuuft . 4:45 1tod1ru.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
NINETY BARRELS OF
Wine ARE DESTROYED
States Attorney William LANCER Wins
in Famous Morton County
Case,

Mandan, N. D., Jan. 2.-When the
supreme court granted Sheriff Charles
Mcdonald of Morton county authori-
ty to consign to mother earth ninety
barrels of California wine which have
been in his possession for some time,
Atty. Gen. William LANCER twisted an
other kink in the tail of demon rum.
The famous Morton county wine case
has been in the courts for many
months. In the meantime the wine in
dispute has been in custody Of Sheriff
Mcdonald, and "a welI-cuItiyated
Hebron thirsts have rested for lack of
lubricant.
The case Is on in which wine
agents procured from various Hebron
ties orders amounting to a full car
load of California wine. Upon the re-
ceipts of this car, the wine was joint
ly stored, and when all but ninety bar
rels had been doled out to its owner,
States Attorney LANCER pinched the
cache. The sheriff was instructed to
destroy the wine, and the owners inn
mediately procured from district court
q restraining order preventing the
destruction of their property. The
states attorney demurred to the COM
plant and Judge Nuessle, sitting for
Judge Hanley, overruled the demur-
rer. LANCER then appealed to the su :
preme court. which reversed the low
er court, entered Judgment for dis
missal and ordered destruction of the
liquor allowing the defendant costs on
trials and on appeal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
POLYTECHNIC MEETS
WEDNESDAY, EVENING
Or. W.. 7. Pearce Will Discuss Recent
Studies on nter.relations of the
Elements.

Recent Studies on the Inter-rela
tons or the Elements. is the subject
to be discussed by DIR. w. Il. Pearce
at the Polytechnic society on Wednes-
day evening.
As this may sound rather technical
to those whose knowledge of chemistry
IS somewhat limited. 1t may be well
to explain that the purpose of the So
ciety Is to present scientific informa-
ton In sufficiently simple form that
anyone may acquire some understand
ing OF that particular subject. The
audience should not be limited to those
especially interested in the subject
under discussion, but should include
those relatively unfamiliar with it,
since they may thereby receive a
comprehensive survey OF the matter.
There is probably no science which
has contributed more to the UNDER
standing OF material things than that
OF chemistry. A subject which deals
with the fundamental composition of
all matter must be of the utmost
value. Ever since the chemists began
to separate the individual elements.
the relationships OF these elements has
been q very interesting study. The
discovery of radio -active properties
has given to this study new possibiIi-
ties OF Interpretation and this will be
the phase Of the subject discussed by
DR.. Pearce.
This meeting will be at s o'clock
Wednesday evening in room No. 90 Of
the engineering building at the agri-
cultural college,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
GRAND FORKS FIRES
DID LITTLE DAMAGE
Property at Risk During the Year
Amounted TO 500, 000-Less
Was $5,63e.34.

Grand Forks. N. D., Jan. What
promises to stand for some time as a
record OF excellent efficiency, is the
achievement OF the Grand Forks fire
department in 1915. covered in the re-
port OF Chief j. J. Fitzgerald, who
states that from total of 100000
worth of property at risk during the
year, actual losses amounted to but
little over $1,000.
A total of so runs were made dur
ing the year. Several Of the buildings
on fire represented large investments,
which. had 1t not been for the effl-
cheney or the company, would un-
doubleday have resulted In a total
loss. From the total OF 80 fires a loss
of $5,6S6.S4 has been reported to the
chief while II is believed that APP
proximately $3.50 representing small
losses, has not been reported.
Practically so per cent of the total
fire loss for the year. according to
Chief Fitzgerald, was on automo-
biles, which leaves about $4,000 as a
loss on buildings and contents for the
year. This is regarded sas notable
pany, when IL Is remembered that in
most cities the size OF Grand Forks
the total yearly loss from fire mounts
we'll up In the thousands of dollars.
says the chief, has been
and will continue to be the rule of the
local company, and property owners
may be assured Of the best service
possible during the year 1917.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
BISMARCK had Big
YEAR In ALL Lines

Bismarck, n. D., Jan. 2.-Bismarck
celebrated the passing of the old year
and the arrival of the New Year in
an elaborate manner. In the church
es special music and sermons charac-
terized the occasion.
The cafes were crowded all evening
and after midnight and cabaret fea-
turesand dancing took place. There was
the usual blowing OF whistles, and
saIvos to the dawn of the New Year.
There was buoyant optimism dem
onstrated on all sides. The arrival of
the new state officials and the mem
bers Of the legislature swelled the
holiday crowds.
The grill at the Van Horn hotel was
the center Of attraction for the fun
makers. Special features were pro-
vided for the crowds.
The year that came to a close yes
terday was a remarkable one for Bis
marck. More building took place than
in any other single year. A million
dollar paving project was started.
Two new hotels were built and q third
refitted. not to mention additions to
present hostelries.
A movement was successfully
launched for a public library, con-
struction on which will begin in the
early spring.
A large number of new business
blocks have been built and hundreds
of new homes and two large apart
ment houses have been added to the
city.
This is only a partial review of the
many achievements Of 1916. which has
been an important year in the history
of Bismarck.
1t has set pace for bigger year
in 1917
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
LISTEN TO REVIEWS
OF YEARS STUDIES
Sunday School of First M. e. Church
Interested in The Perils Of Paul.

That The Perils of Paul were quite
as dramatic and more inspiring than
The Perils OF Pauline and other mod
ern movie thrillers. is the opinion Of
Bible class students who have been
following the career of the famous
apostle in local Sunday schools
through the past year.
At the First Methodist church
school on Sunday afternoon, upward
of thirty business men listened atten-
lively to q masterful address by the
adult mems Bible class teacher w. j.
Clapp, summing UP the salient points
of the years study on the life Of this
Christian hero. who found time to do
the works which have made him i'm
mortal while enduring 'perils OF wa
tiers, periIs of robbers, perils in the
city, perils in the wilderness. perils in
the sea and perils among false breth-
rem" @
A similarly interested class of adult
women in this school has occupied the
year in review of this historic char
acter under the leadership of Judge A.
B. Guptill, and members of the class
aver that the sessions have proved
profitable to all.
With the opening of the new years
work, beginning next Sunday, the
adult department will take up the life
and teachings of Jesus as recorded in
the gospel according to st. John.
A membership contest between the
young mems and young women's
classes OF the First Methodist Sunday
school college division will be insti-
tuted at the regular weekly meeting of
that department, which takes place at
$50 o'clock next Sunday morning.
Preliminary arrangements for this
contest were completed Sunday after
noon at a committee meeting attended
by representatives of the two classes,
together with Acting Superintendent
w. D. Gillespie and Booster Secretary
w. II. Mahannah. who are confident
that the enterprise will be made
pronounced success.
A system of points has been ar
ranged, based upon attendance. en-
rollment and visitors, and the full
membership of each class is expected
to participate in the work of securing
new members. Persons eligible for
include students of local
colleges and business schools, tech
nical and mechanical schools. and en1-
ployed young men and women not 9TH
erwise connected. The contest is TO
conclude with Valentine party.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
FIRE DESTROYS THE
HOTEL AT GLADSTONE

Gladstone, N. D., Jan. 1.-THE Glad
stone hotel and store, owned and
operated by Jacob Rothschiller in the
village of Gladstone, was completely
destroyed by fire. The alarm was turn
ed in about 8 o'clock and the volunteer
department responded promptly with
an equipment of two chemical engines.
The fire originated in the store room
presumably from an over-heated stove
and quickly spread throughout the
room and there was little hope of saw
ing any portion of the frame structure.
A shovel and pail brigade was
organized and through the efforts of
about 100 men present who worked
faithfully. and systematically the
property across the street was saved.
The night was very cold and stormy
and fortunately a deep snow drift was
Of easy access and the workmen kept
adjoining buildings banked with snow
during the progress of the fire.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
SAVE YOUR HAIR
and BEAUTIFY IT
With 'DANDERINE'
SPEND IS cENTsI DANDRuFF DIS.
APPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
TRY THIS! HAIR GETS BEAuTI.
Full, WAvY AND THICK IN
FEW MOMENTS.

If you care for heavy hair, that
glistenst with beauty and is radiant
with life; has an incompatible soft
ness and is fluffy and lustrous. try
Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty OF your hair, besides 1t imme-
diately dissolves every particle of
dandruff; you cannot have nice, heavy.
healthy hair If you have dandruff.
This destructive scurf robs the hair
Of its lustre. its strength and Its very
life, and If not overcome 1t produces
a feyerishness and itching of the
scalp; the hair roots famish, loosen
and die: then the hair falls out fast
IL your hair has been neglected and
is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too
oily, get 25-cent bottle OF Knowl-
toms Danderine at any drug store or
toilet counter; apply little as direct
ed and ten minutes after you will say
this was the best investment you ever
made.
We sincerely believe, regardless Of
everything else advertised, that IL you
desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair
and lots Of it-no dandruH-no itching
scalp and no more falling hair-you
must use Knowlton's Danderine. II
eventually why not now?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
FIRES CONE IN THREES
FOR CITY OF DICKINSON

Dickinson, n. D., Jan. 2.-The old
superstition that fire alarms, wrecks,
and various other things that happen
to the destruction OF property, come In
punches of three was brought to mind
here when the city fire department
answered the third call within five
days. The first alarm was turned In
from the residence of Mrs. 8. A.
Goodale, a poultry house and shed be-
ing partially destroyed. The loss Is
small.
The second alarm came on Christ
mas eve about IL o'clock when a small
residence belonging to Peter Helmer,
in the extreme northeastern part Of
tn city, caught fire from a defective
flue. The fire department responded,
but could do very little toward ex-
the blaze as it was out Of
reach OF the fire plugs. Fifty dollars
will probably cover the loss.
Chief Littlehales noticed the odor Of
smoke from the street near the Dako-
ia National bank and upon investiga-
ton learned that there was consider
able of "snudge" coming from the
southwest corner OF the second floor Of
the st. Charles block. He promptly
turned in the alarm and in the mean
time the line Of hose and fire extin-
quishers belonging to the st. Charles
was put into use. The department
was on hand quickly in spite of the
severe storm raging at the time and,
the fire extinguished from the outside
without much property loss. The
blaze was probably started from the
inside of an upstairs room as 1t was
learned upon investigation that hole
was burned through the base board
behind a steam radiator. A small
hole was chopped through from the
outside and the chemicals quickly ex-
singuished the blaze. although line
Of hose was quickly attached. This
was exceptionally quick work on the
part of the fire laddies as not many
had elapsed from the time
The fire was first discovered until 1t
was completely extinguished. A short
lelay might have meant considerable
property loss, but as 1t is the loss will
not reach 800.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
Most EfectiDe Remedy
/ Mother Had EUer Used
DR. CdldUeRs Syrup Pepsih
| ReLieDes Baby When Other
Medicines Failed

1 There is nothing so necessary to a
child's health and comfort as regular
aty OF the bowels. All children are espe-
nially susceptible to stomach trouble
and any overstrain of the sensitive or
cams has a tendency to obstruct elimi-
nation. This condition is responsible for
much OF the illness OF childhood.
Il To relieve constipation a mild laxa-
tive should be employed. Cathartics and
purgatives are violent in their action
and should be avoided. Mrs. Alfred Du
Bots, Mt. Holly, N. j., says DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin Is without doubt
the most effective remedy for consti-
patton she has ever used and that it is
the only remedy she cound find for her
baby. Little Earl was badly constipat-
cd during his first year and nothing
she tried seemed to help him until she
cot a bottle OF DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. Now he Is a fine, strong,
healthy boy, and she thanks DR.. Cald-
well for it.
! DIR. Caldwelrs Syrup, Pepsin is COM
bination of simple laxative herbs with
pepsin, free from opiates or narcotic
drugs; it acts gently without gripping
or other discomfort, and appeals to
children because of its pleasant taste.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
ARTHUR TO HAVE
COLLEGE LYCEUh
Splendid Series of Events 20 be Put on
by Extension Department
Of A, G,

Arthur n. D., Jan. 1.-The extension
department of the North Dakota agri-
cultural college will put on a short
lyceum course here during the winter.
The Hedstrom- Knight Musical and
Dramatic company will appear on
Jan. at 1880 o'clock. This will be
followed on Feb. % by Prof A. p.
Hollis, who will lecture on Learning
and Earning, the lecture to be illu-
strated with moving pictures and
slides. Tickets are in demand and are
being sold at price that puts them
within the reach of all, to raise only
the amount necessary to pay the ex-
pense OF the course. The commercial
club is back of the movement.