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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-25


The effort II some Of the university
students to pursuade the board OF re.
gents ut their last meeting to grant
them the use Of the armory for their
university dancing parties brought no
result other than tired feeling on the
part Of the students who dance. 1t had
been hoped by many citizens who have
intelligent and enlightened opinions
about things in general that the time
had come at last for q formal recogui-
ton by the board OF the necessit, ana
utility OF some cultivation OF the social
side OF college life. The university has
turned out % many scholars; how easy
and how satisfactory it would be to turn
out polished gentlemen at the same
time. People don't learn fine manners
out Of books nor how to talk by study.
ing rhetoric. Culture ID a growth just
- much as attainment along any other
line and culture requires laboratory
work - surely - does chemistry. Cul-
tur~. in fact. b something OF science;
indeed. il ID the master trade Of oil.
These other thirgs. classics. litei allure,
chemistry. art, medicine. are only its
handmaidens and il Q man have Ill these
without culture he 10 worse than sound
ing brass. He has nothing OF the sweet
ness and light that Matthew Arnold
talks about. He 10 like miser who has
the wealth. but doesn't know how to get
any good out Of it. There is always .
time in the development Of = people
when learning and ability are supposed
to lurk only behind boorish manner
andan uncultivated personality. 1t will
be IN occasion for q jubilee when this
epoch passes forever into history for Ne
braska- 1t seems strange when one
stops to think of it. that We should pay
% little attention to the cultivation OF
personal graces and 20 much to the cul
tivation Of our intellects when We infiict
our personalities on people incessantly
and our infellects % comparatively
seldom
The pity OF this incident ID not %
much that the board have seen At to
refuse to grant \ request OF the students
but that they should be apparently I'M
willing TO make any advance along the
lines indicated. The trouble il, there
are % many things to consider! The re
gents ere 10 politics OF course. They
have political aspirations. and sometimes
political aspiration is - deadly to
progress - real incompetency. There
are the people out through the state, in
the cities and on the farms. people who
pay just - much taxes a il they were
not narrow minded. and they must not
Be aroused. And then there are the
foolish people who allow their enthu.
siasn in behalf OF student freedom to
60 pest its proper limitsand by the very
extravagance OF their ideas make SEN
sible people afraid Of them and their
theories and they must not be encour-
aged. And then there 10 the ministerial
association. doesn't even pay
taxes, Their impertinent assr mirg to
interfere in the matter really ought to
have won the regents over to the other
side. But the regents have thought
otherwise and all there 10 for ne to do 10
to lit still and wait for them to change
their minds LIBERAL.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-25

A comfortable California trip can be
taken every Thursday at 1870 a. m. in a
through tourist sleeping car, Lincoln to
Los Angeles without change via the
Burlington. Remember this when ar.
ranging for your winter trip. Depot
ticket ONCE. 7th street between p and
Q streets. City Office. corner Tenth and
o streets.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-25

Cheaper than growing, 3 cans choice
ress. DC ut The Alliance store. 1908 p
street.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-25

Fine cigars at Kleinkauf & Grimes
drug store, III North l1th ct.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-25

Good corn. S cents per can at The AL
nance store, zoos p st.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-25

Spaldipg and Columbus Special BIZ
cycles at Billmeyer 4 Sadler, 1888 n.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-25

just think. three pound cans fresh
tomatoes BIC, ut The Alliance store. zoos
p ct.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11
Ser Dferrei9ii9e Rei6srai

Ser bferrei9ii6s Rei6sratb
nabm iii britter 2efung bic &egierung8s
Wabls s&eform 8orlage nit 234 gegen
19 5timmen an 9urG Dieie Borlaee
miro Der &ei6sratb um Y Witglieber
peruebrt, fpelde Mebrpableu BEL all=
gemeiner Mbfimmung uor ii6 geben.
= Die WtDlbau 1T aber ibre ufer
getreten unb bat cine geualtige ueber
idpsmmung beranlaBt, bic in gana
SDbmen uHb Wdbren grobe Ierbees
rungen angeri6tet bat. Sic nisbrig
gelegenen Stabttbeile BON Yru8 unD
8ubpeis iteben unter WaKer.
3 3mei bstannte &iinfler, Der 8ers
liner 8ilobauer Hammin unb Der Baus
meifter 8ogu5lamsli in Sdl,oar9. bas
ben 5elbitmorb begaHgen. &ammin
bate auf Der WeltauSifellung in Gbis
eago cine Olebaiile erlangt. Bogus
lansfi 1T Der @rbauer bes geIammten
Wlener &atbbauS Biertels Sn bel:
ben Gdlleu uerlau!et tiber hae .Wfotip
Der Ssibitentlelbung niAis.
- Die 5fanbal3ungen 2oEoonS
finb pieber einmal burd) ben priasen
BON Wales unb bic 9abp 8rOofe, ieBt
@rdfin Wariuid in 8enegunS geieBt
uor0en. Sbre erits Qnresung erbiel'
ten fie Dor etnigeu Saren bur9 ben be'
riiamten 8accarat. 5fan5al. Die @rds
fin CAB im 2aufe Der Wo6e auf ibs
rem reiseuoen 8efib Elm @arteufeit, benz
eine auserleiene @eiellidaft, oaruuter
Der prin3 BON @aIes. bcimpbnte unb
tpo ntan ii6 bur9 2amn SenniS, 3wei.
rabfabren etc. unterbielt. Der Bring
unternabm ieboh nit ber f5oacn 8rds
fin cine 8potfabrt auf bem Nuon tn
einem neuen eiettril1en @oote unb
baum pailirte baS 5tredii6Ee-@oun.
telf Wartpid nurbe i'm Sramings&oom
I'M 8udinsbam paIalt Der BriH3eifin
gbrifiaa BON 59le8pig. SOlEsia. Der
3tpeiteu So6ter Der st6nigtn gctoria
porgenellt, mas eiuer 8orfellung bel
Der a1ni9in felbii sleid .ommt. ba bic
Yrinaelfn i'm Namen ber 2ebteren prds
fibirte. Sie @rdfia erIdien in eiHer
gldn3enben Soilstte unD ben 8ermitts
Ter bel Der 8orfeaung fpielte tein Sc.
rineerer als ber Bremierminifter @as
Iisburp. 9ie prinaeffiu bon Wales
mar ni9t anmeieub; iie peilt aufdlli9
i'm fiibli1en 6rantreid).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11
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@alIawap's spbotograpb BIZ
f@e Anfalt Ne. 513 Oh = 9ous
ftons5 5traBe, cine Sreppe bod, 1T bic
einaige, bic bas "Aristotype". papter
benubt, uobur9 He photographer lies
fert, bic ni6t perblahen unb beren
5arben i66n iueiB unb BON rei9em
Gdwar3 fiuD. @erft @uer @eIb nidt
fort fur rotbs ober braunfarbige pbos
tograpbien, benn fe iiberOauern teine
3eit unb baben teinet 3wed. Sabts
nets 8botograpbien nerbtn angefertigt
i'm preile BON $3.50 bis $500 per
9ubeub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11
Gleftrifdber gttters.

gIeftril6er Biiters III cine Mebi3in,
bic fiir ale 6aifons paBt; III aber befou'
6ers angebra9t, lpena @rf96pfune
eintritt. tpenn bic 2eber langfam unb
unreselmdBie funftionirt uub fi@ bas
Bebarfnib nod einem Sonit einffelt.
Cine prompte Nnwenbung bieies Mtts
tells bat oft eiuem langwierisen unb
gefdbrIiden billibien Gieber borges
beugt. 2eine Mebi3in III iuirffamer.
um baS gpfem bon bem malarif9en
@ift 3u befreien unb ibm entgegensas
arbeiten. acpftpeb. 1nDerbauliGteit,
BerHopfuuq, sdwin5el uei6ea benz
eleftrli1sn Gitters. so @ents unb 81
per Jlaf9e In Der apotbete bon ".
9reib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

= 9as Deuti6e Wilitdr Wo9en.
blatt@ bei9ulbist bas Winiferium unb
bie Gesierungsagenten bes Wuni1es,
bic arone bur6 Bemerfunsen fber
MilitdrseieBsebuns 3u f6wdben. nesns
mere 8erlpidlungen" 10 i6reibtes, .ba'
ben augeuOmmen. bis bic Sadlage iebt
ebenio idlimm ift, tpie unter @apripi.
Garit 0Obenlobe bat ben 3uiammen.
bang nit alien Barteien perloren unb
erIeibet cine Wieberlage nod ber aubes
rem. Sas Cabinet bat feline @riftens'
bere6tigung mebr unb elm neues Mini'
iterium 1T notbpenbis."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

etipas erlebett, menn irseno mogltdt
piel @uteS unS @9ones. "-9ie itedte
iib ld9elno stpei purpurroien Dor oas
Wheber III eS lei9ten Sommerfleloes
nnb fnbr baum fort: rOfa, unb Ou,
0eins? gBie bilt Du seartet?"
y9eioer ni6t 70 9liidli9 pie gu.
SD bin i'm @rut,be cine i6ii4terne
Olattr-poll bober Ilpirationen, aber
nit msnis Gnereie. Sd enpfinoe ollie
Raubbeiten uno unOollfommenbeiten
bes realen 2ebens gu iebr, uno ipenn
i9 mid bel feitli6en @elegenbetten gu
elmer freuoigen ober sar ausgelaiienen
luitigen Stimnuns fortreiBen laile,
bab' ids am ttd6iten Gag su biiBen
bur6 cine Geprejjton oeS @emiitbS.
Surg, OH fanult nit 9elene iagen:
,Wlein 6er5 steidt gang benz Wleere,
bat gturm ullo Gbb' uub Slutb uao
nlan6e solbne 8erle auf ieinem @runoe
rubt. '"-Nleranbra la6te ibn an utto
ibre itablgrauen gusen funfelten.
rgomit paiien mir portreffli6 sulams
men, 9ieblter, benn i6 peroe Deinen
9ebensmutb aufita6eln rnS Old iiber
oie Gbbe3eit ipes5ubringen fu6en.
Infer @a6lipru6 iei-IufwdrtSl"
ga, auftpdrts! SD iebne mid nab
ben S0ben beS 2ebens, unb an Oeiner
geite nlub mir Sic Slustraft Dadien!"
-@r bau1te eineu Sup auf ibre Sips
pen, uno 9tteranbra i9aute ibn nit
einem gliibenSen Glif an.
Sn oemlelben 9lusenblid ertDnten
BON Der 9erraiie Der S6ritte, unb als
SeinS ii6 eridroden unlpanote, lab
er bas blaiIe @eii9t ieiner Sugenb'
freunbin, anna Sorfter, bic aus benz
Ssrrenbaus fam. Sbre Gesenipart
peiniste i'm, unO bod erfannte er
iofort, baB cine offene @rflGrunS notb<
weubis lei. ,0aIiig 5liilterte ct alerar'
bra su: ga lit meine erite 2iebe-
bas Wfabd)en, BON oem i6 geitern
ipra9. @eltatte mir cine furse nnter>
rebuns
,Wie-6ie Goupernante?-Gi, baS
1T ia intereHant Aleranbra CAB
bieie antlport i'm Sliiiterton, unb als
6ein3 bas Mdbdeu anrebete unb als
ieine ,Susenbfreunbin porltellte, ents
eesnete lie nit leiier Sronie: go
6arf Id porausiesen, baB ii6 Sanbse
leute Wlan6es mit3utbeileu baben mas
nidt fir bas Sbr zines Dritten be-
ftimmt III. Sd laiie sic NIT meinem
0erlcbter allein.
Seins sunideno 9ing iie an anna
ppriiber in'S 0aus suriid. Dieie bate
itumm BEN 9opf seueist unb bann ibre
Ianftgldnsenoen, braunen slugen auf
6ein, seri6tet, Der nun perlesen rins
berlpirrt ibr seseniiber itano. Grit alS
@leranoras lidte- Geitalt unter oem
portal peri6manb, rduiperte er iid
lei9t uno laste: r@ir ieben uns unter
inerflpiiroig perdnoerten llmitdnben
mie6er-liebe glnna. gllS Gu geltern
10 plUtli1 unb unerwartet-ipie Oan'
fos Sci # beim @aitmabl auftandteit-
0o-"
rDa erldien i'd Dir wobl audi ipie
Elm @eipenlt pie elm S6atten, ber
BEN 6immel Defines @liides perbun<
felt. sber iei rubis, id) oeriGfpinbe 10
raid, wie i'd sefommen. 0ente nod
perlaiie i9 Sftmebe wieoer. -Sie
iaste baS in ianftem Con- unb nur etn
leiies 0eben Der Qippen perrietb bic
tiefe Grreaung ibreS @eiens.
(sScrtfetuns foIgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

eduinbfu6t, grippe, PneumoH'a
uub ale 6alss unb 2uugenleiben iper'
BEN burc6 ,5bilpb's Cure" sebeiIt.
Rum gerfauf bel aalteper & S4u'
farb, Sames GlaOiu, 3 5. Speaehp;
M. Go6n & Co.. 3. Stein, @entral
Orua gtore, u. S6neppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11
: 4rpnhrins isriebrid WiIhs

= @ronprin3 Griebrid Wilbelm,
Der dItefe Sobn oes aaiferpaare8. feis
erte am s. i'm Prinseni6loB 3u 8l6n,
mo- er nit ieiuem gruber gitsl Grie0'
rid felt benz 10. Npril unter ber Ob'
but bon 2ebrern unb @rsiebern ieinen
@tubien obliegt, ieinen 14idbrigen @e'
burtstcg. Der 9aiier unb bic aaifes
rim batten ibrem NeIteften 3u biefem
Sage einen Belu6 3ugeba6t, bod muBte
berielbe anberpeitiger arrangements
tregen unterbleiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

Sauienbe BON 8beumatiSmus sSdls
len iinb bur9 Gimer nnS Simeno's
Wesept 9sO. 285L sebeiIt worben.
Nlle 2eioeubea iolIteu cine Jlafhe ba.
BON periuden.
s. 9B. Yref!nu & Co..
@alpeiion, Sera8
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

@elunbbeit unb suten Mtbem erbaltei
sybr bur1 @biIeb'a Gatarrb &eMebp.
preis so Gents. Naial Sniettor frsi.
3um gertauf bet aalteper 8 s9u3aYb,
Sames glapin, 8. 8. 6peuekp, u.
@obn & Co., g. Stein, Central Drug
Store, u. @@weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

gsraspfuns beruria@t bte 6dlfts BET
6rauentrantbeiten. Rarl's Glpner
Root 8bee ift elm sutes Mtttel sssen
Berfopfung. Gum Dertauf bet Rail
teper & S9udarb, Sames gIopiu, Z.
5. Speleffp, q. @oba 6 Co.. g. Steix,
Central Drug Stpre, u. S&neppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

9arrs @lober Root 2bee ii ein
ftheres Mittel gegen 4opfmeb unb ner'
nDie arantbeiten. Ni6ts beilt 10 f4nel.
3um gertauf bel aalteper g S4n'
darb, sSames @lapin, &. 5. Speuehp,
q. gobm & Co., g. Stein, Central
Drug Store, u. S6weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

= Sn 8ap @iip, Mtid., udre es
Dor Der polnii6en ct. Stanislanss
Stride beinabe 81 einem Riot getoms
fnen, neil Der 8il9of Ri9ter bon
@ranb &apios ben miBliebig gewor'
benen prieiter Wattomsfi in bisielbe
fiibren tpollte. 1eber Sauienb Mit:
qIieber Der @emeinbe batten fi9 pers
fammelt unb brobten nit GstDalttbd'
tt.,teiten, tuenn Mattowsfi bic STRIDE
tpie6er beiritt. Der Biidof itaub bier'
ouf ppr ieinem 8orbabeH ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

01er fir ben CONNER iein 0ans
NIT Der beanemen. feine gSarmc ner'
breitenoen eleftriiden Ginrihtnns 81
rerieben miinitbt, Der tuennc ftdj an
bic e. u. @as fOmphgnte, ipeicbe
bic Nrbett curd, erfabrene Wdnner tn
Der beffeu uuo iiberften SSetie atts'
fiihren laBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11
Die q. u. @as Rpmp aanie 3

Die q. 9t. Gas 8pntp pngnie balt
TN tbrer Office tint 3ampmamn @e=
banoe etm srpkes Eager BON @asDfen
nprratbts 81 nerimieoenen Vreiien.
Gtn folder &Dd3Dfen fDllte tn fetitem
@amie feblem, bemn Ct lit cine 8rpRe
Grleid3termue mmo 8eanemlid)feit fitr
bic Sau&frau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

5eblt Gudb 4ebensfraft in traeno einem Ebeil
Cures Shitems. ober if guer &eroenipjtem serriit
tet bur untueiie 9ebensart ooer ireenb ueldbe nrs
iadbe? Ebetlt mir Cure 5ebler nit unb ib min Gud
aud 6lfe notbtuenoia bate Jerner ieppe tdb aud,
frei baS &ecept zines enfadben Sausmttels. bas
mid rettete.
Beridbiebt nitbt nuf moraen. fuas ibr beute tbun
ielt. Sbreibt unter 8eiitbluB elmer 8riefmarte
hir RiidA Gnttuort an Fbomas Slater. .. .. SoT
612. 8nlnmaaoO. Rid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11
@rpf,artiae @eiultate.

Sc 1T uns gefattet aus einem Briefe
res &ep. s. @unberman1 BON Dimons
bale. Mi6., ben folgenben Nussua su
ina9en: Sd abgere ni6t Or. Sings
Stem Discovery 3u empfeblen, ba bic
Reiultate In benz Sale nteiner Satin
groBartig tparen. Wdbrenb i'd tn ber
8aptiFintir6e su &ices Sunction ala
paitor fungirte, erbielt fie mad ber
Grippe pneumDnia. sic bate NIT
nur fur3en llnterbre@ungen i@redli@e
9ufenanfdle unb es i6ien, alS Oh fe
6ieielben tidt bberffeben tuerbe. Gin
Greunb empfabI Or. Sings Neu Dis
eoperp; es hnIf idnell unb srhnbli@.
probei i1aiden frei in Der Npotbefe bon
u. SreiB. preis so Gent unb 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11
@eiter nab gelafiett,
3ie6 I'd, bmr@ BITE GtraReis,
Gud1e eine Ruelle,

VSD i@ frte8' baS beIIe
,,2une gtar" frtid3 oum TaR.
0aS itbme6t nntr atst beftea,
Grab tute mni'rem 0Gftett,
Ste eS alle lDbten
limb 10 Iange prpbteu,
8ts Der Durft 8elIfdbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

Die beuiib oitafritaniife 9ans
belsgeielI6nft foll f6 am Ranbe bes
8anferpttS befinben.
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YorRe6rumgsntabresef,t

finb beHer als Seilmittel. 3utt's 9eber'
Biusn beilsn ni9t nur, iOubern lie bets
trsibsn, iuenn redt3eitis ssuommsn,
Ropfr6mspsn,
DDSpeplie, @aasnleibeu, Malaria, Ser'
ftopiuns, 9elbiudt, trGge 2ebertbatis'
fett unb abnlids 3rautbeiten.
Smtt'S 2eber-Yt4en
fnriren nnter aaem Wmitdnoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11

Die Site fUntntt,
SD tpeif. tuas frDtnnit,
90pram I'd, MIDI unr labe.
Ser drgfte 9nrft,
Ser lit mir @arft,
90 lang id Lone Star babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-11
ecatfdls @shensImms.

LSAsi5je SCSVHuukWWB.
Sas @cbanbc, eisers fir ben 3Ded bergefteIt bat
grpbe &dlmld)feiter, pelde nit ben mpoernien Bers
beierungen uereben finn, itnb bietet bdourh benz Bas
tienten Gntef' 'tbfeten uno @prtheile ued]e er tn
autern oerort en-, np. gtmerifenern geleiteen Sniff
tuten litht iloen ipiro.
Sie er6bte sraris nno bos rplftanoi9ite Snitut in
ben Ser. ST. &ein spetes s}nititut Der Belt bat 70
piee inunberupne Seinngen 5u ber5eidnen. Saiielbe
lit Don sler5ten geletet, bic 25dbrtge Hribatz uno
Sppital=Grfabrltn9 in slmerfa rno europa befiben.
GpeSefe Gbtbeungen fir pe5iene &ranfbeiten.
Sriainalmetbooen fir Bebanolung i'm 0auie. @rpBes
2aboratprunt be9etabiIii9e eilmittel. g8r furiren
inter ppiitoer @arantie ale ronii@er nnb bersiueb
felten 2nnDer=, 6als=, Sbren= Naien, Wfageu=, @es
odrnt 2eberz, 6er5=, Hieren=, 8laien=, Sranen @et
6irlt=. Nerpen, 5ant=, Slut=. Brtnat nn6 @eihlede
ssranfteiten. Gbirursdle &rantbeiten. Spe5ielle
Bebanolung fit ShtuinDiudlt, &atGrrb, Sbipepiie,
&heumatsnus, 8rebs, 8anounrin, 5emorrboibx
uno SSaludlt.
Yrinat. mno 8ei1le9tSz Granfbeiten.
@erlorene Mannesfraft, SamenifuB, Samenf9pdfe.
ssolaen ugenblidber llnbeonnenbeiten unb seifIeht
tt)er 9lu5idiueifungell, Rerbentpde 8erlieren be8
3e0ahtniiies uno Der @nerqie, 5mpoten5 uu. lGneu
uno blei6eno aebet ourd ME feblidla9enoe Original
behaubGlng. Syphilis, Gtrtct1lr unb Geidledbts.
&ranfDciten leoer Mrt ueroen in Der fr5ef m6glien
3eit fnrrt. &nren garantirt iuu tie anoereu miBlun
gen linh. Rieorige @ebIhren unb Gorreiponben5
itren9 oertraulilh. StuHben bon ubr Rprgens bis
ubr abeuos; an Sonn= unb Seierta9en, bts 12 1hr
RorGens.. a4nSnarti8e 1atienten NIT unfsal=
Oarent grfpGee brieflif. bebanbelt. nnteriI6nnes
SeiteiD iuerben frei 5ugeidfdt. Nbrefiirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
S6e @saoiion nmo erie Gt.. 9oIeeo, o.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-03
$3.50. Os1 70 $3.50. os1 10

The following recommendations of
the school committee were acted upon
favorably:
That leave of absence be granted Miss A. G..
Donovan, of the Lincoln school, from Nov
28, and Miss Louise Jewett, of the Jefferson
school, from Dec. 8; the appointment of Miss
Lucy Bruchman to the third grade Lincoln
school, and Mrs. j. Cramsie to the first
grade, Lafayette school.
In behalf of the teachers training
school the following resolutions were
adopted:
That the time of attendance of students be
changed from one to one and half and two
years.
That the last five months of this time be
spent in cadet work in the schools, as it is
recommended that cadet service is most eff
fective where two students are given change
of rooms in one building, under the super
vision OF some experienced and capable teacher
or director of practice. These cadets will be
paid $40 per month throughout their term of
service.
That reports be made by principals of the
graded schools and of the teachers training
school, of the exact amount of time spent
in practice work, and of the grades In which
this practice work was done.
That committee be appointed to Judge of
the fitness of candidates presented for gradua-
ton from the teachers training school, 1t
is suggested that the committee consist OF the
superintendent of schools, the principal of
the teachers training school, the critic teach
er, the director of practice and the super
vsors. The estimate of principals in whose
building the cadet work has been done as
presented in the above mentioned reports
to be considered by the committee
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-03
THIRTEEN STILL IN
THAT MANY CANDIDATES FOR
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT HAVE
YET SOME SHOW.
OTHERS ARE NOT IN THE RACE,
BUT THE BOARD WILL NOT RE-
VEAL THE NAMES OF THE
THIRTEEN.
CHRISTMAS VACATION DATES
Are Fixed i'm a Big Batch of Routine
Business-SaIary Schedules
Adjusted.
CHRISTMAS
DATES

The contest for the vacant superin-
tendency Of the city schools has now
Slmmered down to thirteen men, ac-
cording to the official statement given
to the press at the end of the boards
long executive session yesterday after.
noon.
1t was deemed inadvisable to publish
the names of the thirteen, for while it
would end the suspense Of the others,
1t was feared it might injure some OF
them to have the fact of their candi-
dacy exploited in their present fields.
For that reason the names will be
withheld until the next meeting Of the
board, and 1t is very probable that a
special meeting will be called in a few
days, perhaps as early as Saturday.
The monthly reports showed an en-
rollment of 20,S66, average daily atten-
dance for Nov. of 1915. and a whole
number enrolled of 2O,914.
Complaint was made as to the use OF
the elevator in the Mechanic Arts high
school as plaything for the pupils.
Principal Weitbrecht insisted that or
ders had been given that the elevator
was not to be so used.
superintendent of Buildings Gerlach
was instructed to put locked gates in
the shaft.
It was decided that the schools
should close Wednesday evening, Dec
20 and reopen Jan. A. 1897.
Clarence Johnston's bill for drawing
plans for the proposed school at Abe
marie and Wayzata streets was dis
cussed, Comptroller McCardy having
hung the bill up on the ground thai
it was unaccompanied by a contract
The board passed resolution which
it was hoped would satisfy the Cerberus
of the city treasury.
On recommendation of the salary
committee it was decided that all grad
yates of universities should be in
creased IS a month, not to exceed $55
Undergraduates teaching in two separ-
ate buildings will be paid $3.50 per
month"; the equivalent of their car
fare, and Misses Margaret Corcoran,
of the Douglas, and Frances Amery, OF
the Drew school, were given premature
Christmas presents of salary increases
Secretary Healy presented the follow
ing statement of the condition Of the
school maintenance account:
DIR. Or.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-03
Connolly sues for Damages.

Matthew Connolly. has brought suit in the
district court against the Butler-Ryan com
pany to recoYerl $4,000 for alleged personal
injuries Complainant was employed by de-
PENDANT in the construction of the new North
ern Pacific buildingg at Fourth and Broadway
streets, Sept. "a when he fell from the sec
ond floor and seriously injured his head
arms and legs.I An iron girder was being
raised to the second floor by means of d
pulley attached to cross board, which gave
way under the weight and precipitated plant
if to the ground The company is alleged to
have been liable on account of the INSULT
braced.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-03
Mexican Work.

Our second holiday Shipment of
Mexican Hand Drawn Work will be
opened Thursday. Prices in every
instance are less than goods can be
bought in the city of Mexico.
Csc, Soc, 42c, 45c and SOC
Tor Mexican Hand Drawn Doylies,
fringed and hemstitched.
$l.OO, $l.25 and $50 for
Mexican Hand Drawn Handker-
chiefs.
$l.5O, $500, $3.50 and
$500 for Mexican Hand Drawn
Center Pieces.
$500 to $1,000 each for Mex
lean Hand Drawn Tray Cloths,
Stand Covers, Lunch Sets, Centers,
etc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-03
CITY NOT ALWAYS LIABLE
In Cases of Accidents on Icy Side
walks.

Judge Kelly rendered decision yes
terday releasing the city from liability
in case of injury sustained by falling
upon Icy sidewalks, by disnissing the
damage suit of Frank Stanke against
the City of ST. Paul, being an action to
recover 81, 900 for a fall on a slippery
walk. The motion for dismissal on the
grounds of lack of liability was made
by City Attorney Darragh the previous
day. In the decision the court held that
under ordinary circumstance the city
could not be held responsible for con-
ditions over which it had no control
such as preventing the accumulation
Of ice upon the street walks.