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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-28
Telegrar11y.
nocarstw.

PARYz, 2Sgo k W et n ia. -
Wczorajsze wybory do izby poslow
w Paryzu skonczyty sic znaczna
porazka rzadu. s narodowc6w, 6
antyministeryalnych socyalist6w,
4 antyministeryalnych republika-
now trzech konserwatystow zwy-
ciezyio. Pomiedzy obranymi depu'
towanymi znajduia sic nacyona'
lisci Milleroye, Syvetan G eorges
Berry; radykai Lockroy, socyalista
(rewolucyjny) Valiant, radykalny
socyalista Mesureur postepowiec
Flourens. Natomiast W Algier1e
zle poszlo nacyanalistom, antyse-
mita Drumont zostaf pobity 800
giosami. Pomiedzy obranymi znaj-
duja sic take znani: Hrabia Boni
de Castellane {mqz Amy Gould),
postepowiec, republikanin Ribot,
radykai Lanessau postepowiec
Meline.
Po p6lnocy lyle wiedziano, re
147 zwolennik6w i tyluz przeci-
wnik6w ministr6w zostalo obra.
nych, W 11S dystryktach potrze.
bne beda wybory 5ciSlejsze.
PETERSBURG, % kwietnia. =
Powstanie chfop6w W charkowskiej
puEtawskiei prowincyi takie przy-
braIo rozmiary, re zapanowaty tam
stosunki wprost straszne. Chtopi,
kt6rych podobno $4,000 bierze u
dziat w rozruchach, spladrowali
juz 80 dobr ziemskich poniszczyli
wszystko, czego pozabierac ME
mogli. WiaSciciele d6br admin.
stratorzy uciekaja ma wszystkie
strony i wzrasta Ottawa, ze takze
Charkow inne miasta stauq sic
widownia zajsc krwawych. Niekt6-
rzy urzednicy sq zatrwozeni, inni
postepujq re srogoSciq.
W Moskwie doszta agitacya do
tego stopnia, re car zrzekt sic Ia
miaru spedzenia tam (rosyjskich)
SWAT wielkanocnych, Wszyscy mi
nistrowie, miedzy mimi Witte,
otrzymuja ciqgle listy pogr6zka-
mi smierci.
Sledztwo sadowe zarzqdzone W
sprawie ministra Sipiagina dopro.
wadzilo do aresztowania mnostwa
os6b podejrzanych spisek prze-
civ rz4dowi.
LoNDYN, 2Sgo kwietnia. :
z Johannesburga telegrafuie pod
data 25 bun, correspondent do
Daily Telegraph, re gen, Delarey
re swym sztabem przybyf do
Klerksdorp W Transwaalu, we
czwartek. z Pretoryi doniesiono,
ze gen. Delarey przez diva dni na-
radzaf sic re swymi komendantami
i re inni dow6dzcy r6wniez nara
dzaja sic z burgheremi. Panuje
przeto przekonanie, re zwiekszaja
sic szanse zawarcia pokoju.
SzroKHoLM, % kwietnia. :
Ma seimie szwedzkich demokra-
tow socyalnych przyjeto rezolucya,
domagajqca sic agitacyi celu
wywotania og6lnego strajku, do
p6ki ME pozyska sic ustaw zarza-
dzajacych powszechne gtosowanie.
W catym kraju W kazda niedziele
maja sic odbywac zgromadzenia
agitacyjne, skoro rozpoczuq slew
radzie pahstwa debaty mad sprawa
gfosowania, nalezy o lie moAnosci
wszedzie strajkowac robic mani
festacye. Rezolucye domagaja sig
jednakowoz, by ME wykraczano
przy tenn nigdzie przeciw usta-
WON.
MANILA, 28go k wietnia.- =
Ekspedycya gen. Freda D. Granta
na ksnonierkach Bapo Florida,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-28
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 28go kwietnia 1902.

Chicago, 28go kwietnia 1902.
Wtargniecie zbrojnej handy 900
albanczyk6w do Nowego Bazaru,
miasteczka, nadajacego nazwe ca
lemu sandzakowi staroserbskiemu,
posuwa daleki krok wybuch wy
darzen r6wnie interesuiacych jak
niebezpiecznych ma wschodzie bal
kanskim.
Istotnem iabikiem niezgody jest
Macedonia, Ma tie jej losow grupu-
jq sic interesy panstewek balkan
skich mocarstw opiekunczych.
Dlatego ME bedzie zbytecznem
wyswietlic istote sprawy macedon-
skiei przy pomocy zarzadzonej
przez wiedenska Neue freie Presse
anxiety.
Stosunki W tel prowincyi tu-
reckiei, budujacej pozadliwosci
wszyskich panstewek o5ciennych,
zar6wno bufgar6w, jak serb6w, al
banczyk6w i grek6w, opisai tam
wyczerpujaco na podstaWie odbytej
swiezo podr6zy wywiadowczej bar
wnem pi6rem gruntowny znawca
wschodu europejskiego, A. Dage-
stan, i re spostrzezen iego bedzie-
my korzystali. Ankieta, podjata
przez Dagestana W Macedonia, o.
beimowafa nastepujace zywiofy
sledcze: zsrzady korporacyj chrze-
scijanskich, notablow W licznych
miasteczkach wsiach (czorbadzichr
mukhtar6w, nauczycieli t. d., &
gent6w konsularnych wielkich mo-"
carstw i naiblizszych panstewek, J
wreszcie przedstawicieli wfadz IA
reckich. Przedewszystkiem za5 pS-
tai sic p. Dagestan wfasnego oks. i
daru spostrzegawczego.
Prawdziwa liczbs mieszkancSW
Macedouii trudnoscia databy sie
o7naczye. Ma podstawie uzyt9h
dokument6w wiarogodnych moAaa
ia ty'ko " przecieciu wysled2ic.
Macedonia iOzy przeto obecuie W
okragiej iczbie okoto dw6ch mi,io-
now dusz, W tel liczbie 1900 700
chrzescijan, 100000 mahometan,
Zhadanie, chociazby tylko przybli-
zone do prawdy, stosunku wzajen-
nego pod wzgledem Iczebnym ro-
zmaitych narodowo5ci chrzescijan-
skich, zamieszkujacych Macedonia,
okazuje sic wprost niemozliwem.
Niema dat urzedowych, kazda
narodowo5c usifuie przypisac sobie
wiekszs sile, niz W istocie posiada.
z zeznan tych nawet, kt6rzy mie-
hby interes W przekreceniu pra-
wdy, wynika, il zywio} muzu}man-
ski, pomimo swoich ujemnych
przymiot6w. ME jest usposobie-
MIA gwaftowny W stosunkach
swoich zywioiem chrze5cijan-
skim sklsda czastokro6 dowody Ia
godnosci, graniczacei niemal Z bra
klein mesko5ci. Rzadkie sa przy-
padki, W kt6rych muzuImanin, ME
bedac prowokowanyU, dopusciiby
sic gwaltu ma chrzeScijaninie. q
punktu widzenia obowiazk6w pan
stwowych poiozenie chrescijanina
Macedonii lepsze jest moze, ami
zeIi W wielu panstwach. Drobnq
mp. kwota dziewieciu frank6w u
walnia on sic ma caty rok od stuzby
panstwowej. Niejedna z matek eu-
ropejskich zapIaciIaby szese razy
tyle "a swoiego gagatka, aby go
zabezpieczyc pred twardq stuzbq
wojskowa. DANNY, piacone przez
ludno5G chrze5cijanskq rzadowi tu-
reckiemu, So tax mate, re u kazde-
go mieszkanca Europy budzityby
zazdros6. Gdyby kto przypuszczaI,
2e luduo5e ta W zemian "a swobo-
de inansowq pozbawioua jest praw
poIitycznych W Turcyi, bytby W
ggubym bEedzie. Oso kilka dowo-
dow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-28
j. Sterling Morton.

W Lake Forest, W domu syna,
umarf wczoraj niespodzianie, o
godz. 4:3o popoludniu, byiy mini
ster rolnictwa J. Sterling Morton,
ma paraliz serca. w listopadzie ze-
sztego roku zaziebit sic, wypowia-
dajac move W Chicago, ma wysta-
vie bydta. WywiaSaia sic grypa,
po przebyciu kt6rej udat sic W
marcu do miasta Meksyku, a ma.
stepn;e wr6cit do Chicago, gdzie
poddat sic pod opieke lekarzy spe-
cyalist6w, kt6rzy &c leczyli z cho-
roby zapalenia artery piucnych.
Stan zdrowia byfego ministra byf
grozny, lecz ME przewidywano tax
nagtej smierci. &
Julius, Sterling Morton urodziR
sic W r. 1922 W stanie New York
jake potomek rodziny angielskiei.
Miodosc przepedzit W stanie Mi
chigan, poczem przeniosf sic do
Nebraska City. Otrzymawszy uni.
wersyteckie wyksztatcenie, doszedt
do godnosci wicegubernatora, ,ulegf.
sly cztery razy rzedu ma kongre-
smana, ma tykiecie demokratycz.
nym, zostat 'przez Grovera Cleve-
land powofany na ministra rolni-
ctwa. Jako minister zaprowadzif
swieto dnia sadzenia baweiny (22>
kwietnia), przedtem trudnif sic
redagowaniem gazet, a zawsze ma.
wofywat obywateli Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych do zwracania uwagi ma
koniecznosc sadzenia bawelny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-28
Bohaterka siekiery.

w drodze Rockford, ILL.,, do
do Ann Arbor, Mich, ME mogia
sobie pani Carrie Nation, glosna
pogromicielka szynkarzy, odm6wic
przyjemnosci zobaczenia miasta
Chicago i jego gf6wnych przedsta-
wicieli. Zmartwifa sic, ME "a
stawszy burmistrza W ratuszu, sta.
rala sic napr6zno zapoznac blizej
szefem policyi, udafa sic przeto ma
poiudniowq strone miasta i tam
prawila kazania w}ascicielom sym
k6w. Mtodziez chicagoska byla
przekonana, re pani Nation bedzie
rozbijala ,,bary" i stofki siekiera,
tymczasem doznawszy zawodu, "a
czefa burzyc sic, skutkiem czego
pani Carrie, "a namowa policyi, u
znala "a rzecz .stosownq wsiasc do
dorozki i schronic sic do hotelu
Windsor. Wyrzekla sic podobno
checi apostolowania W takiej $50
donnie Gomorze", "a jaka W jej
oczach uchodzi Chicago. Szkoda!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-28

sprawe przegrali. Obecnie So pre-
konani, re znaleziona mapa stano-
vic bedzie dowod slusznosci ich
pretensyj re sad przyzna i'm zie-
mie wartosci kilku milion6w dola-
row. Zyja obecnie dwai synowie
generate, z ktorych jeden jest wo.
znym sadowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-28
POmnik dla kr0tkOwidza.

f, - Jakiemi literami dac napis ma po-
mniku?
= lie MONA wiekszemi. Nieboszczyk
moi MAJ byf kr6tkowidz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-28

OooAo Ao WyoSAS h1oh@iS PhNJ
wiozfa przywodzce powstancow
Guevarra oddzisf jego ma wy
BREEZE. Oddziaf ten skfada sic z
1S9 zoinierzy i 40 oficerow. Zna-
leziono mich 161 karabin6w. 300
powstanc6w z 131 karabinami O.
czekiwano wczoraj W Catbalogan
ma wyspie Samar, gdzie miafy sie
poddac wojskom amerykanskim.
Guevarra byt nastepca generafa
Lukban i jeszcze W marcu oswald
czyl, re podda sic Amerykanom.i,
AMSTERDAM, 28go kwietnia. -
Sprzyiajaca Boerom gazeta vCor.
respondent Niderland" donosi:
Go do wiadomo5ci, jakoby mai
starszy syn prezydenta Kruegera,
Caspar Kruger, ziozyf przysiege
wiernoSci Anglikonl, to jest to je-
dino kiamstw szerzonych celem
szkodzenia sprawieI Boerow ich
naczelnikowi. W Pretoryi wpra-
wdzie mieszka jake jeniec Angli-
k6w, pewien daleki kuzyn prez.
Kruegera, nazywaiacy sic r6wniez
Caspar Kruger, pred wielu mie.
siacami schwytony; ale wiadomosc
zlozeniu przysiegi wiernosci
przez syna prezydenta jest tylko
wymyslem takim, jak mp. czeste
wskrzeszanie dawno zmarlych jak
Liebenberga, Badenhorsta t. p.
lub powtarzane wiesci o poddawa-
niu sic dawno schwytanych Eras-
musa lub Hansa Bothy, by ich ja-
ko tch6rzow przedstawiac. Syn
prezydenta, Caspar, ma pewno
przed miesiscem byt jednym ko-
mendant6w".
WASHINGTON, 2Sgo kwietnia.-
Rektor uniwersytetu katolickiego,
biskup Jos. Conaty; stanowczo "a
przecza poglosce szerzonej przez
rome gazety, jakoby zamierzal ere.
zygnowac. Take oSwiadcza, re
wszelkie doniesienfa panujacej
niezgodzie miedzy czfonkami fa-
kuItetu o stanie finansowym uni
wersytetu So zmyslone.
WASHINGTON, % kwietnia. -
Lord Pauncefote, ambassador bry-
tyjski, obtoznie jest chory. Cd
dtuzszego juz czasu chorowaf ma
podagre i leczyf sic W Asheville, N.
c., ale bez skutku. Powrocif i "a
padI tax cieAko. re pred kilku
dniami obawiauo sic o jego zycie.
Polepszyio mu sic cokolwiek, je-
dnakowoz ME ma nadziei ma STA
nowcze Folepszenie zdrowia. Liczy
on juz IA lat.
BAYANNo, Kuba, % kwietnia. =
Prezydent Palma naradzaf sic z
czterema generafami, kt6rzy brali
-udzial W ostatniem powstaniu, mad
zaptaceniem zalegIego zotdu ich
wojskom. Pretensye wynoszq oko.
10 50 milion6w dolarow, ale jest
duzo nieuzasadnionych i jest ma.
dzieja, re Is miliondw wystarczy.
Postanowiono odiozyc zaspokoie.
ME tych pretensyj i najprzod sta
rae sic o podniesienie rolnictwa, co
przyczyni sic do podniesienia fl.
nansowych stosunk6w W kraju.
Zwfoki matbi Palmy, pochowane
pred 80 laty W poblizu rzeki eau.
to, zostafy tn sprowadzone pocho.
waue po nabozenstwie zafobnem
odprawionem W mafym kosciofku,
W kt6rym Palma jako chfopiec, by
wal ma nabozenstwach.
W Manzanillo we czwartek zdjeto
fage amerykanska ma jej miejsce
wzniesiono kubanska. R6wnocze-
snie garnizon amerykanski wsiadf
ma okret Seguranca, by powrocic
do Stanow Zjedn.
P1rTsBURG, Pa, % kwietnia. -
Burza ktora tn panowafa onegdaj
po cze<ci wczoraj, zrzadzila ogro-
mne spustoszenia by}a powodem
5mierci dw6ch os6b. Kiedy wczo-
raj pociag lokalny kolei Baltimore
and Ohio zblizal sic do miasta, wy
koleiia sig lokomotywa pod Port
Perry W skutek tego. ze dach Pc
wneoo waoonu kolejowego, przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-28
Rodzinne podobie6stwo.

J6zio: Wujaszek podobny jest do mo-
jego mafego braciszka Janka: on nis
ma jeszcze wtos6w.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25
BUILD UP THE NORTHWEST

The St. Paul Globe sees in the re-
clamation of the arid and semi-arid
lands of the northwest an increase of
population in the agricultural districts
that would mean a population Of a
million people for st. Paul, because of
the increased business. The Globe
says:
Approximately 6OO,OOO,OOO of acres
of public land in the west are as yet
unsettled and unproductive, except as
used for grazing purposes. The pop
ulation is merely nominal, consisting
of a few ranchmen and stockmen.
IF this vast empire were made fer
tile by irrigation-as it could bet
would make 100000 farms of eighty
acres each. Averaging the farmers
family at four persons would make a
total of 80, ZOO of men. women and
children provided with homes and the
can Of making a livelihood and
something more.
my hASoou1 "hlSA Va pAASA
this result is. Of course, to be encour-
aged from every point of view. Re-
c1amation of arid lands by irrigation
is not a fad, is not a new idea AL
ready there are $2OO,O0O 900 private
capital invested in irrigation enter
prises in the United States. To fully
reclaim the entire arid district would
require the investments of hundreds
Of millions of dollars-but the results
would justify the expenditure. AT
present the land is worth no more
than a %pittance. Properly irrigated
and cultivated. it would be worth as
much as land in Minnesota. If worth
only SO an acre more than at pres
ent, the total valuation OF added land
would be $4,000. 600, O0O-an addition
TO cur taxable property not to be
scorned.
The reclamation of the west is such
a vast undertaking that it should be
entered upon with great care, but il
should be entered upon at once. The
increase Of population by immigration
and the natural birth rate is enormous
and homes are more and more in de
mand. By the time a satisfactor,
system Of irrigation could be planned
and put into effect in the arid district
there would be imperative demand TO
the land"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25
A REAL LIVE BOOM.

w. w. Barton in jamestown Alert:
The warmest land boom 1 ever saw in
Dakota is going on in Ransom and
LaMoure counties, and land is selling
at prices that people lex dreamed of
it going in those counties. One farm
near Lisbon which has broken every
man who tried it, was bought a short
time ago for $14 an acre. The buyers
wife came up from Iowa and declared
she would not live on it. A few days
ago the man sold the place for S25 an
acre. The Tom Elliott farm of LOO
acres in Ransom county was sold for
500 an acre. Better lands in Suits
mar and Barnes counties can be had
for half the price. The real estate
men in Lisbon have been doing a good
deal of hustling and their work is
counting in sales. One banker in
Iowa is taking quarter sections at
$4,000 each and allowing a friend of
mine to pick out the land. Some OF
the prices paid are nearly as good as
they are getting for Red river valley
land.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25
THE z X TRIBUNE.

Published every Friday; eight pages.
containing Il mma of the news of the
week-local and foreign-particular atten-
ton being paid to state news. Sent to
any address, postage paid. for 81. 90 for
one year: 30 cents for six months; % cents
for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest
newspaper in the state-eStablished June
Ii, 1873. 1t has 4 wide circulation and Is
a desirable advertising medium. Being
published at the capital Of the state 1t
makes ii feature Of state news, of Il semi
official character, and is therefore particu-
larry interesting to all who desire to keep
the run of state affairs-political, social
and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25
PRAIRIE BREEZES
WE'RE | \ MILLIONAIRE.

WEflE l ~ II A1TtC.
I often think. were l a millionaire.
I'd smooth the wrinkles from the brow
of care
Feed all the hungry, find a downy bed
Where happily might rest tn unshel-
tered head,
Still all the pangs Of want, the griefs
allay
Of those who tread the rough and
stony way,
And try, in my great gratitude, to
With all the poor, were 1 a millionaire.
l often dream. were l a millionaire,
How of sweet Charity, that gift so
rare,
I could and would bestow, in hedge
and field,
The seed of kindness. and the boun-
teous yield
Bring smiles to Cares wan cheek, still
Hunger's cry
Restore the sparkle to the yearnlnS
eye.
That sees vast stores of wealth. but
may not share,
ALI this l dream, were l a millionaire.
Yet did my dream come true, Oh,
vision rare,
My hope a truth, and 1 a millionaire,
Perchance the tender dreams I have
today
Like flowers, transplanted, pine and
fade away,
Blind to my nobler opportunities
I'd seek of wealth more %glittering ar
gosies,
And like the other millionaires l know
I'd hog it all. when e'er I had a show
FOLEY.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25
CONDEMNED IN MISSOURI AND
CONFTSCATED IN NEW q
vNDK

Judge Clarke of st. Louis has con-
vlcted and fined heavily a number of
grocers for selling baking powders
containing alum.
The week before the health depart
ment of New York seized a quantity
Of stuff being sold for baking powder
which they found was made from alum
mixed with ground rock, and dumped
into, the river.
The health authorities are thus TAX
ing effective means to prevent the in
PRODUCTION into u markets of injur-
ious substitutes in place Of wholesome
baking powders.
AS alum costs only two cents a
pound. there is a great temptation for
those manufacturers who make sub
%stitutes and imitation goods, to use it.
Alum baking powders can be detected
by the health authorities by chemical
analysis, but the ordinary housekeeper,
whose assistance in protecting the
health Of the people is important, can
not make a chemical examination.
She may easily know the alum pow
ders. however. from the fact that they
are sold at from ten to twenty cents
for a pound can, or that some prize
like a spoon, OF glass, or piece o
crockery. Or wooden ware-is given
with the powder as an inducement.
AS the people continue to realize the
importance of this subject and con.
sumers insist on having baking pow.
der of established name and character
and as the health authorities continue
their vigorous crusades, the alum dan,
ger will, it is hoped, finally be driver
from our homes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25
"ANTl-GOPHER CAMPAIGN
500 ROAD WILL ASSIST IN ONE
IN THE STATE OF MINNESOTA
AND NORTH DAKOTA. 49,

500 ROAD WILL ASSIST IN ONE
IN THE STATE OF MINNESOTA
AND NORTH DAKOTA.
Minneapolis Journal: The 500 road
is assisting in an anti-gopher cam
paign in North Dakota that is ex-
pected to bring 100000 gophers to
death and the tails will be marketed in
Minneapolis by North Dakotans who
have the arrangements at the various
stations in charge. .-
The 500 line run through a stretch
of prairie country which, while being
rapidly settled, is still new enough to
allow the gopher to multiply. Each
gopher will destroy a peck of grain
during a season, and the 500 is taking
measures to protect the new settlers
against the pest. In the territory
tributary to several of the newer
towns along the line there are thous-
ands of the little animals and their
numbers will greatly increase in the
next six weeks. The 500 has decided
to award cash prizes at certain sta
tions to the small boy, guaged by num-
Der of gopher tails brought in from
the chase. q :.>
On April / the 500 hung up a list of
cash prizes at Bowbells. N. D.. to n
c%ouraging the annihilation of the
gopher and the results have been very
satisfactory. The offer expires May
Is, and up to date the small boys in
that neighborhood have brought in
1000 gopher tails. E. c. Tolley, owner
of the townsite at Kenmare, offered a
list of prize last year amounting in
all to $50 and 11,0OO gopher tails was
the result. The 500 believes that by
making such an offer at various sta
tons along the line it's territory will
be rid of 100000 gophers which means
a saving of many thousand bushels OF
grain.
Nowhere does the small boy exhibit
the patience that he does in gopher
hunting. His weapon is a string
about four feet long, with a loop at
one end. The loop is carefully ar
ranged around the edge of the gopher
hole. The little animal usually pokes
its head above ground and surveys the
situation before %venturing out. While
he is thinking it oyer the small boy
yanks the string, the loop tightens, a
swish through the air and a thump on
the ground and the gopher is done for
The 1Orcent jack knife with the tin
blade sewers the tail and the hunter
goes on to new c%onquests.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25
Would SELL Their LAND
Agricultural College and State Uni
versity Trustees Would Sell
Institution Land. -
Interest and Income from Proceed:
Would be Great Advantage to
the two Institutions.
Col. Robinson Appears before State
Board of University and School
Lands in Matter.

Col. w. H. Robinson of the state
agricultural college board of trustees
appeared before the state board of uni
versity and school lands at it's meet
ing yesterday and requested that the
board dispose of the institution lands
of the college and the state university
as rapidly as opportunity. offers.
There are about 25O,O0O acres of land
belonging to these Institutions scat
tered through the northern and central
part of the state, and it would sell
for from $40 to $15 an acre. The
trustees of the two institutions feel
that if the lands were sold and they
could avail themselves of the interest
and income from the proceeds Of the
state it would be a great advantage
to the two institutions and would give
them needed funds annually to work
with. The members of the board ex-
pressed themselves as appreciative of
the position of Col. Robinson and will
sell the lands as rapidly as it can be
done. 1t is probable a liberal share
of them will be offered for sale this
fall.
The board at it's session bought
about $4,000 of school bonds from
various school districts through the
state. Some $4,000 of bonds were
bought from the school district at New
Rockford and S7,70O from the school
district at Davenport, Cass county.
This district will erect a new school
house.
Many assignments of school land
contracts are being filed with the stat.
land commissioner. This is an indi-
cation of the demand for land in the
state as purchasers Of school lands at
recent sales have disposed of their
contracts at an advance in price and
are transferring them to new buyers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25
CORRESPONDENT from

A correspondent from Richland
county thinks Col. Hankinson will be
senator from one district and Erick
Stafna from another. and it is stated
that Hon. C. M. Johnson of Dwight has
a political lightning rod up also.
Suggestions are made" says the cor
respondent, TO give Judge Lauder the
delegation for the supreme court and
instruct the senator's for McCumber
for a second term which would be a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25

The Fargo Forum calls upon Mayor
Sweet to decide an important question
of policy. and that is-shall Fargo
have the fire festival.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25

Congressman Marshall called on
President Roosevelt the other day
presumably in the interest of some
constituent, says a correspondent-but
the congressman would not tell and
the lucky constituent is not known
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25

IF THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH,
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. for children teething. 1t soothes
the child. softens the gums, allays all
remedy for diarrnoea. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-25

When Merry struck Editor Ayers,
says the Wahpeton Globe, the smack
was heard around the world. Even