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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
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6or fire eler iem Gnr iioen funbe
nan / en9elite 8labs laie fglsenoe 9i'
%itOrie, Der ltuloe s9loe iom ct Gisem'
pei poa enself loboloenbeo os aolo-
blooisbeo:
Gn iornem !6erre, Sir Bi0iam
@rnggs, eieoe ct pr9siiat 9pitiartej,
iOm lna pua 8beoen ueo brighton.
@n Dag, bn bet par bejli9t Collins
pejr, iom inob8o til en- 9pittur pao
9apet. leieoe ban en- BON, lob fg
fsre til Brisbtcss 9aun % iaSoe, ioet
BON lte9 10, til aulten, at ban fuloe
oente paa BAN, inoiil ban Tom issn.
Uten Sejlaolen par iaa lmuf, Opboloet
pau bet npe Sfib iaa bebuseIist, at pOr
9n9lGnoer, Der buerfen bebgpeoe at
pare paa lib eller Yen9e, pluoIellg
log ben Beitemmelle al ioreia9e Ell
Relie omtriu9 Soroen. Men aulfen
oenteoe peo 9pIten. pan penteoe en-
Dag, ban oenteoe en- use, ban oenteoe
TO Tiger, 6oao bans pelt % ban ielp
baobe beboo, lob ban fig brinse fra
Bpen, os ba 8eiret liot eiter liot bleo
eiternarsa9iist meb Re9n o9 Storn,
erbOerueoe ban fig guri9beoens 9iaa'
belle til OF opllaa Ell 2elt oeo 9apbreo.
ben, TIMBER buis itarmenbe Gag gan MI
oenteoe uioere, inotil enceIis elter on-
trent ct 9lars Jorlsb ct 2Dltiartsi, iom
piite lis at ppre Cir Wiaiams, lgb ino
/ papnen. Den igrlte perlOn, JON
Cir Winams mgote, eiter at bare TONS
men / 9ano, oar bans Suit, iom bog
life piiie minoite Spor al Operralfelie
men sanlte rolisi fsrie Serren til bans
0Otel. Os liae iao roli9t ipurste nj
0errsn ON, bpno ban bar tam Itplbis
buorpoa aulten operratte BAN ben omi'
bpsseli9t fsrte &esnins, Der LOO paa ef
Gum of omtrent 100 Rr. Cir Wiuiam
nDleoe intet Oleblit. men tos fin 2om'
mebos iron, noferoiseoe en- Gnuisning
paa bet Belpb, ION iorlan9tes, % gar
auIfen ben. Men oenne bar enonn itf'
liiaet tilfreos. ga, lai," ipareo'
BON, linen Iua er Der 10 enonu 3ursn
/ 9as!" ga uel - Cir BlllIam mnatte
enonu betale TO aroner ior ben nDs
gjorte Eur, iom ieluislselig life enonr
par blepen Isrt paa 8egnin9en.
ISaalebes lpber !S,itorien. Oct tor
Qonoonnerblab ,Stanoarb" mener a
funne sarontere for oens 3rooaroisbeo
men berfor er bet 10 lite iorbuot q
tpiple ON bsns 9g9tbeb. Men buai
enten MI Siitorien er iano eler Opbi9te
- ben er | Of Sab en- 2i9nelie.
Serren = ia, bet er Serren; anlter
- bet er os. Benteaaret er Tioen frt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
Oct isralitiift @iges
0enoprettelie.

On ofn Qluor oe @nerei, Sionifters
ne uofoloer Tor at lgffe Ssraefiterne iao.
bel / aonoeli9 iom / muteriel Senieenbe
p9 forberece Oprettelien Of ct frit oa
ielpit9noigt israelitif &iee i paletia
no, leOeres Ger Of Oa til mouee gioness
bprb fra foriteGi9e Siber.
Scr 9ioen er Der innfebes / 8alaa
ftina iamlet en- 8on9res al iceiite 2e4
rere, Der bar paatuset fig oeb Sielp uS
OrbentIi9e Sfoler at Iese at foreole ben
oppofienoe jeoilfe Sl99t os uboanue
ben til trafti9e os bpstise Menneifer.
til gboem mai en- Sang trpst fan ooera
leoere bet be1lise Banner, iom nu itaar
/ 8e9reb meb at fable no nf ina9e Sen-
oer."
st isbiit 9iosltrift, Der osiaa bar
iunbet 8ei til Sionifterne / Sfanoia
%nauien, l~friuer ON oenne RonsreS bl.
a.: pWeeo itsrlte Opmertiombeb feis
ger belle bort 5olf bet Irbeibe, lum uba
fsrieS al 2ererne / Paleitina. Den
ouarli9e Opbrueelie os be banrlise
Stoler / Nutiben bar afteofommet DOE
nuo9renbe Soasbeb ps Splittelie; men
5remtioens SfOler ital bielpe os til at
9~enopbpsse, buao Der er bleuet eoelast.
8i9ti9e og oprebare er Sfolerne for
OS, beor be eno finoes, men intet SteoS
bar pore Sfoler iaa for 8etponins for
os iOm / guleiina.
9arernes Arbejoe bliper imiolertib
oanItelist at uofgre. 10000 bar ri
nu i Bnl9fina, men huor forlte0ise er
life bisie fra be 43 900, iom bar bps9et
bort nnoet Tempell De bpsseoe Iemp-
let, 1oaiom be por TONNE til Yal91tina
for at leue, Tempe O9 bn99e. Men
pore 9a9es SOBER fommer bib for at
op, o9 oerfor 9sr be bet mgrfe Snos
trpt al 9oeleeeelie liseiCm ben forz
lnbte $50, be TONNE Marfer oe be
soelnste @roue. Nutioens palaitinife
SOBER is9er life Qrbejoe bet bar be
for l9n9e iioen bonnet fig fra oeres
6anoer er uoItratte efter Nlmisier, og
Biuebet af ct iaaoant Gin pirfsr iom en-
peit / belle 2anoet. Sra oisle Seber
oenter ri life mere no9et SIP; be er for=
rononeoe, Iortgrreoe @rene, Iom meo
belle oereS 9pn9oe trptter erect neb,
men lite 9lper 09rin9. De fan bog
befru9te Soroen, iaa at Der fan pofie
npt Qiu frem nf ben. g9rerne ifnl
pleje om ben un9e Siest, iaa at ben
beunres fra ben alOre Sla9ts 9aiter,
iuoplante 3ao bos benz til 9i99ere o9
R~arlisbeo til fpiit arbejoe; fort iust.
De ltal opora9e Mano.
Yalaftinu er bet eneite 2anb, bpor
ri fan inorette Stoler efter eget DnIfe,
eiter bort s9et natlonnle Soeal. Der
fan ri friesre Os for ale fremmebe
Snbhpoelier, itprte ben joroilfe aonn,
aerlisbeoen til Os 9ensiuelieu for
bort aanb ps 5remtio. BORT gtutiOa
noliproe er Sebruiit, Der er oct itertelte
Boano til at iorene os ole Os 9%entnptie
ben iprunsne 9ruuo / Dor Siltorie.
Men @enopliuelIen Of bet bebraiife
SprOs fan alene tie i Paleitina, iaas
iom Sebrniif er Oct eneite Sprog / butla
fet SOBER fra belle gerben fan iamtale.
8 YoleI tinul9rernes S9noer Iisser
6remtioens Seol"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

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@n Dag / 8e9pnoelien al Naret
1920 bteu Der til Wolfenbiittel Yoliti'
itation inbleoeret en- 16,aori9 Jung
Wano. Gan par bleoen noppet, foroi
ban efier Of boue leoet bit pau ct So'
tel / Bpen bnooe iunoet for 9oot at sere
Jig uipnlis uoen at betale 8esninsen
= Ell al ben Sluos Be9iuenbeoer, Der
uel neppe er blepne forbolosui5 ljelb=
mere MI til Days eno / 1920.
Summe unse Manb, @eors MiuGer,
Der MI / 5ansslet ppfsrte fig trooii9t,
an9erlglt % 9jorbe Jig oil Image for
o~uerior fin Sibetommernt, en- 9onlte
olminoelis Snobruostpu, at itiae fin
@ernin9 / 9eltebelpsnin9, bleo lenere
en- ai bette, ia! mnnlfe uae Garbunores
oers beipoelisite frifteli9ea nrutterer, %
9ufnoer al forismie Bnrneliu er meo
SUBS Si9lp ueb BAN bleoen broete paa
ret agl = til @lGbe for Samiuno %
airte, til beies esne Sieles 5relie.
@eor9 Witfer Der MI
alminoelisuis ienoes unber Raunet
George Wiiaer, ioroi bans 0ius9ernin9
falbt / Gnalanb - bleu febt 27oe Sspt.
1905 / aroppeniiaot oeo Salberitaot.
5aberen, Der par &obemelter, oar /
eubper tpenlsenbe en- reoelig Mtnno.
men ban baooe oltfOr tioIis label Spns
men faa pense mellem 99noer = mart
for1os aommepense lite, os Sennen
ltammebe fig END life for at tiluenoe fig
Mitlsr for ct fot 9reneelio fra ben
aasie, 5aberen icruultebe.
Sele bans ienere 9reneelio bar ct
Beu % 2ssn o. Saaen. unber Gins.
pan l9Ite illbrise 8omaner o9 gift
pan anejper nlereoe unoer Ronfirmas
MISREPRESENTATION, beoro9 enoo9 fin
Yrelt for en- Del Of aonfirmationsofs
ret. l6 Nar sammel bauneoe ban =
JON o%penfur ia9t = 59n9lel. Men
intel ipntes at ltule tunne fremtaloe
gnser hos bam.
ga 5abereu imiblertio eiter Ssn.
mems fole Genitre9 uilbe Ienbe BAN
iii Opbruseliesunitolien / Safe, iii
@eor9, Der onbenblrt bar fenot I'm
Magt oper ct iunst i5uberblerfe, bog be-
u9eet bette - % ban bleu @pmnaiiaii
/ Nerobaulen. Bel fuoereoe ban Der
ret 1ittist, men sioroe fig bog after
ffploia / ct 9rimt 8eoraseri. Com
STUDENT / Saae ban ftuioe p9re
Braf. - bespnote ban after paa I'll
letIinoiae 9epneb. N9lten ale ct oaar'
liat Stubenterlius pleiter fl9be peo
bans Dpbolo Der.
5an Uiite fig / 8elibcelie Of ijelone
Guner = tuotrebe mart ct, mart ei
anoet Sag | broset 5orpirrins. Men
m,b 9eolosien gift bet fnf iaa lom iaa.
0an bapoe enbnu lite nadet at faa an'
itaifet fig en- Bibel.
Smiolertio panot ban Zig EN- Ben,
Beia peo Nnpn, - forelsbip ri9tisnol
life til Bennens Gam. Beta bleo.
i,snt at ct relisisit @empt, igrt no
9.tfnbisbeb, = % @eors Miaer, bel
larte bam ben Stunt of itaffe fig pense
tiGob fig enoos paa en- Rejie, be, eftei
at bape ,realiieret" alle oeres gjenbell
hos en- Banteluaner, fOretos til S6wei5,
at beitjale Yennen.
9 fin BOG "Narrative of the
Lords Dealings i~frioer @eor9 Miil-
Ter ielp: cWiin Eib tilbroste jes tit
bells meb Sinbium, men for Stsrlteoe'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

sB@ Prsuenumre Of yDaniteren@
ienbes frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
. @eorg Miiler,
Den friitcliae 5ilautrOp.

eH acOHeOstesHina al 9sralO Sen en-
, 1900-09-26

Sheriff Yund started to Cheyenne
yesterday but stopped over at Tie Sid
ing and found business SO good in his
line that he did not finish his trip at
once.
He and Deputy Knadler did a very
quick job with a gentleman who goes
by the pretty name of Sheep Eye Muir
ply. The charge against him is as
sault and robbery. j. l.. Bynum had
just had a check for s4.75 cashed.
Murphy watched the cashing of the
check and then followed Bynum to a
dark place and there attacked him.
He threw his arms around Bynum's
neck and pulled his head back rough
ly so that Bynum was helpless. Then
he reached his hand into Bynum's
trouser pocket and drew out the
money.
1t happened that John A. Cash was
a witness of the affair. He made a
rush for Murphy and tried to grab
him but did not succeed. Murphy ran
away and Cash started in search of
officers. He encountered Sheriff Yund
and Deputy Knadler and all three
started out to find Murphy. They sue
ceeded in less than ter minutes and
arrested him They brought the fell
low down to Laramie this morning and
Judge Hayford bound him over to the
district court for trial.
, 1900-09-26
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Graphophones and supplies at Mays.
G. J. Cunningham, night yardmaster,
has been promoted to yardmaster in
Cheyenne and j. A. Wilson becomes
night yardmaster here.
The ~22-months-old boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Armstrong died at 8 o'clock
last night of ~dysentery. The funeral
arrangements have not yet been made.
Charles Davenport, a negro, was
bound over to the district court by
Judge Hayford this morning to answer
there the charge of criminal assault
upon Ethel Brown, a f~ive-year-old col
ored girl.
The republican primaries for the Sc
lection of delegates to the county con-
~vention will be held tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock. The convention will
be held Saturday at 2 O'Clock in the
county court house. In another part
of this paper will be found the call,
giving the voting places.
, 1900-09-26
WEATHER
Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow
and Present Conditions.

Cheyenne, Wyo, Sept. 26.-The cool,
est weather OF the season prevails
throughout the northwest this morn
ing. freezing temperature being gen,
eral over the Dakotas, Montana and
Wyoming. In northern Montana the
temperature this morning was IS de-
grees above zero.
Very warm weather was general ov-
or the Mississippi valley anil Lake re-
gion yesterday, and at Chicago a TEN
perature of 80 degrees was recorded;
cooler weather is reported this morn,
ing as far east as the Mississippi
river.
Rain has been general since yester,
day from Michigan westward to Colo
RADIO and Wyoming, snow occurring ov,
Ell portions of Wyoming.
W. S. PALMER,
Section Director.
, 1900-09-26

The first session of the Evolutionary
and Physical Culture class, conducted
by Miss Pryor, will be held Thursday
Grand avenue and Sixth streets.
Methods, those used by DR.. Byron
w. Kings School of Oratory, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Miss Pryor is a post graduate of DR..
Kings school and member of his fac
ulty, and proposes giving a series of
ten lessons in each of the respective
branches for s., or both to one pupil
for S.. The public invited to opening
exercises Thursday, 4 p. m.
, 1900-09-26
WORK TRAIN ENGINE
is BADLY DAMAGED.

Engine No. 1885 attached to a work
cident at Tie Siding yesterday. The
work train vas standing on the second
switch and not quite in the clear. A
w~est-bound freight came along and
was putting some cars on the first
switch when the brake on a car of
steel rails failed to work. The car
struck the engine of the work train,
scraped the tender and knocked off the
all around and the car itself was
much damaged. ;,
, 1900-09-26
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tregoning ar,
rived from Denver last night.
Conductor James Sherlock is laid
up with a sprained ankle which he got
in ~alighting from a car.
Dr.. Wilson was called out to the
Bell ranch today to treat one of Mr..
Bells children, who is i'll with pneu.
monia.
Joe Ohnhaus returned to Cheyenne
today on No. A after having spent some
time here in Superintendent Whit,
ney's Office.
Emil Johnson, who was a delegate
to the meeting of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen in Omaha, and Mrs.
J. S. Davis, delegate to the meeting of
the Woman's Auxiliary to that order,
returned this afternoon.
, 1900-09-26

kRAUSE'S HEADACHE CAPSULES
are unlike anything prepared in Amer
lea. They were first prescribed by DR..
Krause, Germany's famous court ply
sician, long before antipyrine was dis
covered, and are almost marvellous, so
speedily do they cure the most Distress
ing cases. Price Csc. Sold by Chas. N.
Settele, the pioneer druggist.
, 1900-09-26
DIVORCE GRANTED ON
STATUTORY GROUNDS.

Judge Bramal yesterday granted a
divorce to Charles Harden from Cor
della Harden. The ground upon which
the decree was issued was intidelity
often repeated.
In the divorce case of Clara Gates
against Mortimer Gates a default was
taken and the case was referred to a
master to take testimony.
, 1900-09-26
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY
A GREAT FAYORITE.

The soothing and healing properties
Of this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have
made it a great favorite with people
everywhere. 1t is especially priced by
mothers OF small children for colds,
Group and w%hooping cough, as it al
ways affords quick relief, and as it con-
tains no opium or other harmful drug,
it may be given as confidently to a baby
as to an adult. For sale by Frank H.
Eggleston.
, 1900-09-26

The health problem is most quickly
solved by making the blood pure and
digestion perfect by taking Hoods
S~arsaparilla. Its cures Of scrofula,
salt rheum, dyspepsia, and
that tired feeling are legion.
, 1900-09-26

DR.. H. A. Stroup of Denver has de-
cided to locate in Laramie and will
his Office three blocks east of the
First National bank. His office was
opened today.
, 1900-09-26
St. MattheW's Hall.

Ladies' can be received as table
boarders. No objection to families
without young children. Apply to the
matron for terms. st
, 1900-09-26

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Forcast for Wyo-
ming: Threatening tonight, with snow
n southern portion; Thursday partly
cloudy.
, 1900-09-26
NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX
Y
I will be in my Office
in the Albany County
National Bank from
7:3O p. m. to 9 p. m. on
the evenings of the
9th, 28th and goth
for the of
those a to pay
during business hours.
Taxes become delin-
quent Oct. l. when the
penalty will be strict
ly enforced.
@. D.
City Treasurer.
Old papers Csc per hundred at The
Republican once.
, 1900-09-26
BellefOwer Apples
Peabody's.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
prompt, palatable, pleasant, powerful,
purifying little pills. Laramie Drug
Co.
, 1900-09-26

FOR SALE-Two houses. Cheal
Enquire at this office. t
, 1900-09-26

FOR 0ENT-Two furnished bed
rooms. bath and board. Inquire at
this Office. ct
, 1900-09-26

The non-irritating cathartic is Hood:
Pills. 25 cents.
, 1900-09-26

FOR SALE-Good 7-room house. APP
ply at us Fifth, corner Park n
, 1900-09-26
QUICK
JOB IN THE CASE OF SHEEP
EYE MURPHY AT TIE
SIDING.

Sheriff Yund and Deputy knadler
Catch a HoId-up in Very Short
the District Court This Morning
to Stand Trial for Robbery.
, 1900-09-26

DR.. Stearns, eye specialist, Office at
kuster hotel parlorS. t
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-06-23
The County Convention.

The county convention to elect dele
gsies to the state convention at Poca.
tello will be held at Blackfoot next
Thursday, June %. 1t will be an i'm.
portant convention.
The Pocatello convention will be un-
like any other ever held in the state.
Three conventions will be in session at
the same time, all looking to union on
certain principles and to fair, honest
and equitable division of the Offices of
the state. To this end the delegation
from Bingham county should be a
strong one.
This county was one OF the prime
movers TO declare for a union of all the
reform forces in the state, it will be
strong numerically and it should have
a strong delegation on the floor to see
that the cause of union suffers nothing
at the hands Of the opposition, if opposi.
zion there may be. 1t will be the plain
duty OF the county convention, next
Thursday, to look we'll to these things.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-06-23
Nomination Of Senator.

The nomination Of a United States
senator by the reform forces at Poca-
tello is practically agreed upon and will
certainly be made unless the best signs
fail. With the number of delegates in
structed, and those in sight favoring
the measure the victory will be easy.
This will be an advance step in poll
tics in Idaho. The people will like it
and endorse it, and it will become an
nnwritten law for their guidance un-
til the constitution is changed and a
senator can be elected by direct vote
at a general election.
The Republicans nominated Senator
Shoup for reelection at Lewiston, and
they are more than pleased because
they did so. 1t is easy to see that the
action of the convention has encourag-
ed the party and strengthened the SEN
Rtor. Senator Shoup is more praised
and applauded than ever before pre-
ceeding an election and it's all because
he is the one man and only man of his
party for the place. Concentration Of
forces is a maxim of politics as we'll a
war. and the closer the union formed
the stronger the parties will be in the
campaign. In counting, we count an
easy majority of the delegates for uomi.
nation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-06-23
War In China.

The war news from China has over
Swallowed all other war news of the
week. Nobody has asked for news
from the Boerland or the Philippines.
All eyes aud ears have been turned 10
China.
The situation over there Is extremely
grave and may be worse than reported
In the meager cablegrams received. A,
this moment nobody can tell the true
situation nor what may grow out of the
troubles.
The allied powers are In dilemma
and are not prepared at this stage of
the troubles TO say what Is best TO be
done. The governments at home being
In ignorance Of the true situation are
reluctant TO give instructions other
than to protect the life and property OF
their representatives and missionaries.
All communications being cut 1t Is dir.
bcuit TO learn OF the situation "A IL
really exists. But this much is known.
The troubles are most serious and may
be Tar reaching.
SO Tar as the American government
Is concerned the situation demands the
most careful consideration of the presi.
dent. A mistake may arouse a giant
hard to be driven away. II NAV bring
about complications that will add To
our troubles In the Philippines a. well
as In China and from such may the
country be delivered.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-06-23
Senator Shogp.

Senator Shoup has grown amazingly
In the eyes OF bis own party since the
Lewiston convention. 1t Is natural
that he should have done 90. 1t could
not have been otherwise. He Is the
party's one man for the United States
senate and there is no one to divide
honors with him.
II Hepburn, Gooding and others ere
In the race each would have his follow
ing and each, according to his strength,
would share the honors. The entire
strength OF the Republican party OF the
state has been turned to Senator Shoup.
He leads and the party follows.
The NEWS applauds the party for its
action at Lewiston. 1t did the proper
thing and the voters OF that party will
say so when called to vote.
Will the reform forces be as wise at
Pocatello. VIII they unite and nomi-
nate candidate, who, like Senator
Shoup, will have the united votes OF
bis followers. The duty is plain one
and II shirked and Stunned will meet
with condemnation OF the voters At
home.
Those fayorinR nomination are in
the majority ut this time, and no men
seeking their own promotion should
De allowed to come in the way and de-
Feat 1t. The people demand 1t and the
peoples wish and will should be su.
preme. The opposition to a nomination
Is opposition to a harmonious union OF
the forces, and that fact will be made
plain when the opposition Is crowded to
its conclusion and end.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-06-23
About the Stats uaissrsi.y.

IHE NEWS regrets the trouble tina,
has been found to exist a, III. Sal.
University. AT the last meeting of III.
board OF regents the pre.id.n, and ,hr.o
professors were 10, out and their place.
declared vacant.
Inc reason for this action by III.
BOARD, as reports give IL, was tlI.cor,i In
the faculty 10 au extent detrimental In
Ine best interests Of the institution.
The NEWS has known for some tim,
THAT trouble existed but nN 10 the ,r.
tent OF Involving the president and
three professors.
on the other hand another report
gives u as coming from the prcsiJ.u,
'ha' ne was not let on, b.cause OF
trouble with the faculty but because Of
reports he made to the board OF rcvcp,,
charging irregularities practiced by
local members Of the board OF reeen,.
ihese irregularities, the reports furtb.
or say, will disclose a scsndslous ,,a,e
Of affairs.
The public docs not understand IN.
difference in these reports, and a. tho
institution belongs to the state tbs
board OF regents should make An ar.
plantation Of its action In removing the
Tour members before distorted. twisted
ana untruthfnl reports be spread be-
yond correction. The regents owe /, TO
themselves to make . public expl.n..
ton
" they found discord in the f.cul,v
to an extent injurious 10 the ip.,I,u,,oo
they did well in digging up the .,umo
with all the roots attached, bu, n thew
removed the president In order to ,hi.la
local members Of the board and 10 con.
ceal irregularities that vii, disclose .
condition OF affairs then tho
regents themselves should be remov.a
The NEWS does not know tho fact.
only as given in the press dison,che.
from Moscow. but 1t Is anxious In kpo~
'nem ana make them public that The
institution, the regents and DIR. Blap. |
lon may not suffer from ststem.nts
Doth unwarranted and untrue.