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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-07
MAIL TRAIN WRECKED.

Twenty Seven Passengers On Russian
Train killed-Many Hurt.
Rostoff On-Don. Russia, Oct. Z. -
A mail train bound for Vladikavkaz
was wrecked today. Twenty seven per-
sons were killed and thirty-five were
injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-07

action. 1t is pointed out that the Equit-
able problem has solved itself by the
company being gwen an entire new
management and that it is quite pos
sibe the other big companies may do
the same thing, thus necessitating no
action on the part of this state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-07
SPECIAL SERVICE

.akes one newspaper worth nfore
than another. Special Iowa news
special markets, special articles
from experienced writers combine
the T.-R.'s special service.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

De iialIanbffe gamble
foreningers @aDe til ags
6enbapns commune. Subj
lrumsobrffuets 5orretningsubpalg,
5oltetingsmanb Cls 0fen, Gtofsrdu5
Martin 8esiau og Setretar u. 9.
Senien, iupphleoe mtb 5ormonben
for De Iam0irtsnbe 9anOboforenineer
! Si9danbs Stift, Gtatsroab 8. 9ds
lentiner, msbte ben y. bs. baa Roooz
buffet meo fibitn9bnte Iom Orbfersr
&c oberbragte Sberpr9iibenten "a
gorgmeIter 5enien 3egningen af ben
Sslo : 8orbbefordtion, fom De iams
oirtenoe Qanbboforsninger | Si9!s
lonbs Stiff bar if9ntet 9ebenbdbn til
Raabbufets Teitfdl. 5sgningsn, her
sr uofsrt al Qrfiteft Drummer "a
ginebbusaer gersnt3sn. forefiIer
aSiaGanb". Gn apinbsfieur, Ttnrens
be TO 5pre Foran en- plob, bpres oppe
af 6abm9nb % 6abfruer. Der h0ifer
pad Seen. 0eforationsn sr ! alen
bgi og ubfsres I Sslb 6os SuDslerer
9. 5erb.
9eb Operr9ffelien ubtalte gtaiss
raab 9alentiner, at 9aDen bar ct
lbtrpt for be Ij9lIanbffe 2onbmanos
Chronological for ben GlitOGrbigbsO
og gobe Stette, Der fra ale Siber par
biit / 4nlebning af Subil9umsobritus
ct. 2anbm9nbens snftebe, at 9aOen
ifulbe bare ct Ulinbe ON be forngjelige
9age og itad fom ct 9iOnesbDrb ON,
let go6e Gorbolb meGem 8pens gOrs
eere og be ijalIanbfe 2unbmpnb =
et gobt 5onhulO, Der forbuabentlie of
tib bifbe beftdo.
Sberpr9iibenten tufteOe for OPP
marffOmbeben og Bah 9iOerne bare
forDisfebe ON aommunol6eitprelfen s
Grtenbtligbeb. Dan lptsnifsbe Sore
ningerns og 8pen til bet fmutts Re
iultdt, Dbrffuet babbs bragt, Og buns
bebs, at bettes gobe 5orlsb Oilbe bdpe
pif 2nnbmenbens, bOor Oeltomne be
dltib Difbe bore | asbenbobn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

Qrin8 66rifttdn ta9et
til 6ange. timber en- Monsprs,
FER af6olotes Rdttsn meaem 9srodg
% Senoog 10. og L. Os.) efter
5pgtningsitpbningsn peb Boris, iteIe
ifpIge Telegram til o8agbla6et" bet
puoiige llbeIo for qrins Gbriitian, at
ban Bier tuget til 5ange.
Mlunebrens 9lan pur, at 3. 0ra-
gonregiment unoer Sberftlsitnant
Muntbe og ct 6alpbatteri unber 9aps
tain Brandt BED 12z5iocn tube mite
uo ira Qar6us % isge al finoe Grim
lens Battalion (28.), iamt angri6e
ben. Sngen bapoe oentet, At bette
riloe tunbe tie for peb IS Sitea
I'm Morgenen; mend ogonregimentst
bdpoe f~orceret 5remrntningen iaa mes
oct, at BET aaereoe beo 4z5iben TOD
uoenfor Qunosbnen9dlte melem Qars
6us % Silteborg, fpor gatai1pnsn
rar gaaet / apurter. Oct 4ngre6.
ire at gifaoronerne oerpoa rette6e
imob 9psn, bleo ganite pit ilaaet iii
6aqs, men imsoens par 4. Gifobron
unoer 3itmeiter Spbanien ganite itiae
itaaet al 6eitene % baobe omrin9et
9(mtsraobsmeolem 9ories ca. en- 6ier
tinapei ira 9pen liggenoeGdar6. bpor
Qyinien bar 9auet / 9oarter. gioree
ret / ct 2js6lit at meb BEN faataaias
geiatning o9 tog qrins 6briitidn I'll
5an9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

,8tmes" ON 5Iaabebeffs'
GET. = On ben engelite aanalfluaz
oes geieg ! Oanite 9apne far 9labene
ter6iemmefra / ben iiOite 5io inhes
bolot boabe mango og LANCE Weobelz
elier, ION lite tunbe paaregnt Snters
este 6os pore Qpiere. 9i ital bog meo.
belle fplgsnoe interesiante llOtalelie At
cet engelife 9lab Zines:
Den posrit 6jerteIige ROOtageIIe,
9analflaaOen bar faaet / asbenbupn.
iii blipe 6flit meb itor 9ilfreOsbeb hsr
i 9anoet. gi foritaar fuletuo at paas
Fpnne Den uoiltaarlige garme / be
@elfomftbirensr, boormeo bore 81
manb mpbtes / bet 2auO, meO bbiIfst
Ri bar iuo me9et tiIfanes.
st ipotpit 8toO, Der bar fsIt ii9
rpitramt At nogIe aniete oanite Scr
f~attere5 betponiugsfuIbe ubtaIeIier,
5pprger i 5%or6amitelie, ON 0anmorf
ftprer ben imOo at 6lioe britiit aolpni.
9t tanter lite. at 8anmart bar /
Sinoe at blipe nogens aoIoni, men
D. er glade osO at Ie, at BET umistenz
ceIigt bar piit fig ION Dor Ben. 0et
er t cnbper 6enieenoe nuturligt, at bet
er IaaleOes. Dc agtefabeIi9e gaano,
iom iammentnntter De- to 2anoss
aonge5uie, be tommercieae gaano.
iom bar fert os t9ttsre til binanoen
fpr boert Qar - oisie Sing banner
ct foliot grunolag for gobt 9enito6;
og enbba er bet life alt. 9i beun0rer
FRS 8anifeyue iom 6os here's itanbiz
n~aoiite Raboer BEN famme u6eieligs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og Manoigbeo.
iom oi gIaoer o. oper 6os por egsn
8ace. SamfeleIien melem Dc oil
Iittert botIe / 9p6oe og garigbeo Oeo.
6oao Der nj er ittt / a%sben6aon. -
8ronninq Qleronoras G9rp9relie ia
ter en- iGrlig SLAMS opsr bisie gegis
peu6eoer, meotns ben idmtibig tiener
iom 81 innligt Seqn paa be gaano.
Der fn1tter Storbritanien til Gam
mart. Song 66riitians p%trionli1e
@eIfomitbilien til 5laoben bar pGret
rem aaereIItp9r6igite; og ban aniIr9
en- Qttoro, ION fortiener at erinbres,
IA ban til Qbmirol 0lion talte ON
sore Sti6e. ION en- COB @aranti for
5reoen / 5remtioen. Sn%o6pagerne.
eeje ca labe, ipnes al bare fulgt bans
~eito9rbiee Gfsempel. Oct er life
%iannfnnIigt, at aanolflaaoens CTice
rer % WanOifob pil bringe fornsts
iiesre Grinbrinaer al noqen 9(rt meb
ira nogen anben Del al beres 5ogt
snb ira 8anmdrf. d habbe alerebe
moOta9et De bierteli9ite 9eltomit6ilies
ner / gs6jerg paa ubreiien; 5eiterne
/ aeben6abn er 8ronen paa BET bsIe
eg Ri lengs "a meo tafnemmeIi9s
5elelier blibe i6utommct / Be to Ffolz.
fers Qnnaler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

ubeir 5|nItanb. 5ra @ei.s
telegraferss til R. g.: Senoag Q(ftsn
ben 10. bs. nsb Gnotioen raieoc en-
crfanagtig Storm, Der anrettebe itore
}DOelagoelier I @%ejlssgnen. 3 Qeile
gp bleits ct tort StDtte Gag al ben
samle Girfe, beb ben un6er Spfsrelie
barsnbe me airts itprtsbe en- Del =
StinaOiet omtring 3onrnet neb, %
reb fore Suffer I 3aqet.
8 5saings bl9its flers ginger Il
9rens Weae; / Seminariets geoeIbos
fig, Der er unber Opfsrelfe, itprteoe
en- gag nsb. geb 3eainqe Saomens
itprtebs et MT 6us, Der 6enbttsoes
iom 9arelager. iammen.
Stiaabierne paa flere 4p6pgninger
er blaite neO unber Stormen. Stas
ben pau ben me 9irie pil i~anoibHligs
Dis anbrage 600 ar.
Gangs Qanoeoejene er fore 3rder
rtrne 0mfuI6 % oar iparret 5arns
ielen. Der er anrettet for Staoe
roa 9elegrafs og 3eiefonleOningsrns.
Saa goOt iom dlle Observation-Disclosures
meb Oplnnbet er ofbruote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

9onfIifteni 5ertilfaget.
Qaa Observation-Disclosures ,. u
os. / 9e6enbopn af6olote e~titrdorois
nCre Notwithstanding peotos.s en-
itemmigt felaenbe asiolution: Ia
let fra Ddnit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
foreligasnbe me 5orilaa i bet oaients
li9s inbebolber be iamme u~antagelias
6orbrinoer fom 6orbunoets 5orilao
fsr Strifen, fan 3ertilfa6ritanttorez
ninoen life for6anble paa @runola5
al bette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

Zen unbbegne Qtreit ant
Som meobelt iprang ben
9. os. en- 20saarig Qrreitant. biemmes
fersHoe / Qotitoo Senoerberreb, no
al MosneoiunO Gtsprestoget, ou
tetie befanot fig / R9rfeoen at 6oss
Io, og troos QufireiIen ilpgteOe ban
ino oper Marfsrne og f%oripanot. 2fre
reitanten befanot iig ! BET paagGlbens
te 2je6lit / allpeens 5oiletrum, bbis
Ru6e ban Eob6s luttet nsb.
aet Iangs bleb ban bog life pao ri
5ob. Qasrebe ON Qftenen ble0 Fan
i 2anosbnen 3orparo og inbidt
I Qrreiten / 6aslep, b~pprfra ban beg
/ Qattens 2s6 foriegte at brpOe III.
San babbe allerebe faaet TO at 9iaz
butts Ssrnit9nger 6rubt ira, inoen
bette opbageoes. og Der bleb oerefter
tolbt 9ogt / Qrrsiten. Strats Om
Worqenen transporterebss Fan inb iii
ae6en6abn % Bier 6srfra / Ddgens
2sb un6er litter geooatning 6rugt til
9ribsleie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

8emt for Gafft. Operretten
i 0iborg bar ben II. BE-. puobsmt Ell
sag, 6porunber MurermeIter Wortin
Sepien / aplbing bar lat unbsr Sils
tale for Salt. Deb llnberrstten bar
6an anfet meb Bangiel pua guno og
grgb / 2 8anes 5 9uee, men ODers
retten, Der funbt bet bet9nteliet oil
ffotuers, at Sepfen | Gerninsssie6lits
fet 6abbe baret fulbt tiIresnelia,
nebIatte ifefss q. .. StraHen til fins
pslt Jeneist | 1 Maoneb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

airtefonbets Qarsfeft.
Z 9ttober Maaneo mfsjrer airtefonost
fin 9. Qarsfef. geitprelien iamles
oo BEN 81. 0ttober % /. Ropember
! ,get6esoa", o9 ON Qftenen 5irsoag
rem 81. 0ftober bliosr Der en- Refte
@u6stieneiter / 6obebitooens airtsr.
3esuOen bar man teiluttet. Iigeiom
; 5ior, at inobpoe ale as6sn6aons
Wenig6eosiamfuno til ei iaaes tirt,s
ligt 5or6anOlinasmpoe / ,.9etbesoo".
3ette oil fnoe Stsb 1irsoaa BEN "a.
0nsoag ben 25. Cftober. 6eage
4age 81. 7 often. 5or6anolingsemne
nil ON 3irsoa9en blipe: oaraften fra
net beie" oq ON 0nsoagen: stan
erobre aeben6aDn2"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

rdr ifelge n. 9. 6ojere enc peo nogen
tibliaere Quttion. Scr aser 6etalies
aennemfnitIig go &r., for aoier 200
ar. % for 3pre $50 ST., meoens Der
fcr 5Dretaloene genneminitIig 5ttuls
ies op imoo 200 8r. pr. 6tgt.
6ele Quttiontn ino5ra9te 2o,325
aroner.
1ra SANS tripss I'll uRm.'
BEN /. Sept. en- nogle 5iitstattere,
Ter %iaones:
qae Caat bar Der 9da Zen beet
en- tolrio Semanostano. 1st e ben.
ne Stano. Der isr t me1et Hsrye 9raO
par I'll Siept pdd Osnne file Better
6ao5e; n. n osr besoagre f5tii8e NOT.
Nen BET sr oaioa ira fsruapnts
Stano, at oe tore Sorleus 8uoiiab
fommer. Ret eftt melosy 1sle8raien,
at oette eler 6int Sfi5 p55 De lan9e
Reiier er mforliit. % pei ii95rsre. men
roo temmsliq 6bppigf. mefsts oQioa,
lat 10 al Monbifa6tt. re a.r1i eatr
maaIfs 6ele Sfi6sbei5triulsa er iors
lit.
Qet or foritaaer9t at Der Fnass
mango Gnter. iad peI game iom an9t;
cite 6sooer BET: ,Ru ml1 6un ii i
Bare blaa aluosl" 911r nenlio en-
fla iqrqelia Me6oelelfs t7mmer til
Zen. lrq9ss be fpOpar.iqs reoitri6ts
De 5ortla6er, "a / Steoe. for uogrr
6laa 9Iuoe ret notuale 6o5sotai.
5miolertio sr mango a De an9rt
Sti6sfolf 6leone 6iitere SHoet ior
0dtroisr. Stprmano eas1 Sti6siss
rere. Stifene gaar 1at; pr e. in9:a
grua for Stprmano eaer 0airoier,
lanat min6ye Tor St,6sfsrsre. "a
bisie naittn dltib maa 5aoe en- tens
nelig 6ctboelig %oisponi5el a1pitaI til
here's Raaoig6e6. Manas 5,i7sr dIts
fau 5iitere.
TerreO er De 6iemmet 5~staoelia nGrs
mere, ca 5ayen til Sss sr lie fad
for. 5 Qi96so meo 5tf.srtatierue
ira Gsbierq er be 6ans 9uttere 80
til 30 Re9iiter 3ons itore. aommsr
be meo Dem nh paa 6doet. u Der IONS
mer Storm, isqer be oltio gdno, og /
be Ienere Qar er en6ru iraen bel
geiatninq ~forliit, ielp ON not Al oa
til en- autter er itronbst.
Saa meget Iergeliaere sr BET. At otr
mTiffert unotr Stormen / ioie lt9e er
fprliit en- 5ans autter mso Heis Bee
%fatninqen. 5 Gag q Der 10 0uae,
iinen BEN TOO I'D. ca fon forr.gs
2nsoag often. oa Stoynsn gaIs0,.
q ben life 5lcpen iet. l9ea t1utsIiot
tr BET. at BEN er gaaei aao>r med
manb og Gus.
Om Born Dor ; Q}aro. 67orai o
3 aloie par 5amiliefaoya 5ll Sans.
5preren o. 36. Stsisn bar far fsrt
ct itsrre 3ernitib. og for "a. . Mar Fs
ZEN, tftcr at 3ernIfi6et BAR %iorliii.
anitdffsoe BAN fig en- an.tsr. Der oIis
ia er ioa goo iom m. San efttrs
laOsr gnte % 8 gern, 5oorai 8 TT
uionirmerebe.
5. .. Qibetier, Der ogiaa for 6or
faret paa De lange Reiier, er .igelsoss
ilaoet ino paa 5iIteriet % oar ON
goro paa gaaren &c 6iua14. Suite
yens QaDn.
Osiaa ban efterluOer fig ftsrye 5as
mile, Gnte og 6 Born. + utonirme.
reos. i meget imaa Saar.
Den treble BAR Sitter Mogenfen
6%briitenien, Der efterIaOer fig gnte os
Here gern, ane potsne.
70 andre par ueifts og bsrte biems
me / Gsbjsrg.
Gnbnu tunoe bet be- tqntss, at
Stibet tunbe tomme | 6aon; men idu
gobt iom al 6aab CT ube. 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

6 enbomsuIg 6%oDeogaars
ben Store RugtOeb" I QlbGt Soen.
Oronninglunb 6errsb I 9enbipsfel.
of 4real ca. TOO Chr. 2anb. hboraf
co. 90 3br. aanb SfoO, er meb Sc.
fatning, SnOentur, 2fpl og qfgrsOs
af Gretutorsrne / afbsbs Stiftamts
monb 9(bnfslbts 80 ben u. Septbt.
folgt til @obseier u. 9ong, fi6ligsre
az 6esielassrgaurb. Spertaeelisn
FER ftrdts.
2ebeIummen bar 1875, 900 9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

4oIsbprauttiouen pod
9duQ6pft Pen II. Sspt. oar 6es
igqt At ca. 500 Menneiter. Qriiernt
rdr ifelgs n. 9. beiere enc peo nogeu
tioli9ere quttion. Scr aser 5eiali<s
aenneminitlig go ar.. for aoier 200
ar. q for 3pre $50 ST. msoens Der
for 8Dretafpent concentrating bstals
les op inch 200 9r. pr. SfDt.
6ele 2(uttiontn ino6ragte 20.325
8roner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

SC mmundle Qnl9g. Cbber
Sognsraao oeotOs 5irsbas b. u. os.
al anlGg8e ct GlsttricitetspGrt /
Oboer. Qrb>jost CT ftrats op~erbragst
I enterprice til 5irmast g. 5riids
Gfierfslser / Qarhus for 1850 ar.
8esubsn Deoio9es bet ifglas ,Obber
al 8ommunen itol tebe
Otoer @asO9rt for 92,500 9r. Set
trititetsOartst Oentes farbiet ben 10.
December b. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

I'm 9ant. Der sr forleben ,ps
rettet en- ganf | Obber NIB en- fulbt
tssnet Qtt~ietdpitol at 10000 ar. =
8dnfen BIZ ifsfee ,Sbber 9ug6lab"
trGbe / 9irtIombeb fnart. 9irettsr
for 9anfen btiper Carer Scope, @pls
tenffop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

un6erfIabet / 39p 2 IL
:et0se. Der er M afiagt Qrreitz
befret oper 5ormanben Tor 56p 2ano=
6tiparetasie. Sa9isrer @eitergaaro,
Der ogiaa er aasierer i 5orituosfores
nnqen. SITTER Cperensfomit meIIem
9oromeiter 6lauisn og Sparttasieins
fhetter ginosleo iDartiGttes ifel9e
R. 3. en- efitrdorbinaT Reniiion At
Gle Qeitergaarbs 5or6olb for at efter.
ipore, ON geipigeIierns er mere oms
iattenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

qrb81etOpen5 ferite 0fs
Gn at Observation-Disclosures
(as6cn6aOn) leIe 6tsiitenier. 5re6erit
Ssnsfon, er ben Il. be. bleoen an6olot
Al 9olitiet % bill 6tipe BEN ferite 8es
linfpent, operfor 6Oem 9r1gIeIooen
6ringes / Qnbenoelie.
9eotommenoe 6aDne i ca. 7 4or
bait lit 3il9olo hrs en- 9iae, 4nna
SEMEN, fom imiolertio MI greb Sci
agbecen til at 6lioe geatn init. Zen
10. be. traugte ban imiOIertiO in0
til benos % misbonoleoe 9snoe, iad
q: Raboerne Tom til % Ioo qolitiet
6ente.
5ngen pil bstIage, at qrq9lelo0sn
anpenoes / ct 3ilfalbe Iom bette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

en- Sofbat OrOunben.
%. Battalion / giborg sfterlDisr en-
Rstrut, emanuel Mabien, Der for.
kben 9erbas fit Permission til Sens
rag often for at rstie til MOrs. Del
er ifglee ,9iborg S%tiftstibenbs" OPP
INT, at ban bsisete fine 5oralbrs |
8efsbammsr Oeb Npfsbing, men tom
~forient til 5Oeet og berfor meeet miss
mobig git tilbaes til Sjsmmet; berfra
lbeiegte ban en- nerboenbe 5umilie,
re fiSsn bur mar intet bsrt fra BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

RattpnaI6anten. ) BET Il
Tat onalbantens foreneoe 9eitprtiie
cen Il. Os. af6olote MfOe iremIaate
3irettiontn ifslge 8. 3. BET Al q
otrtil uoOalgte Repraientantsr repi"
cereOe Regnifab for 9dniaarst 1904
I'll 1905, for bOiltet 8eprGieatantfta'
BET / 6en6olo til Repiiorernts 5no'
ifiaing msooeIte 9e6dT9e.
uO6Dttet bleD faitilaaet til Z psf.
eQer IA SIR. paa 6per 9lttie 4 200 ar.
Sprbefero. Den nnge Son
toriIt anuo Dan SEMEN, Der forri8c
Sgnooq forulptfeoe i Sunoet, III /
@aar Miooags en- imut 9%egruOeIIc,
paa 6oluens airtegadro, &s6enRaon,
Ifr.oes Der ben u. bs. qaitor 9otz
fdalcf 6anien 6olot en- gribenoe 3a'
le / bet tGtpafteoe adpel oQ beuoenbte
tie ndbnlig / imufts Orb til De mango
unoe MenneIfer. Der bapoe 9ioet We'
De reo beres 9ammerats gdare. -
8isie bar b~erefter ben blomiterimDts
teoe Site til Graoen. 6por qaitorsn
iqen talfe % fang ct 5aroel til ben
ofbeoe, fom ban for 3 Qlar Iiben 6aooc
tonfrmeret.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-22

For years there has been growing
discomfort among parents over the
tendency to Introduce "fads" into
the common schools and improve tie
old fashioned methods by what Is
called "np.t0.date education Some
OF these notions. incubated by addle.
paled professors, both male and fe.
male. have run riot in their absurd
tiles and threatened TO make our
chief national institution an object
of ridicule. II has been noticed all
over the country and been made the
subject OF frequent complaints, that
the average high school graduate was
very deficient In the vulgar, yet use
fnl, accomplishment Of spelling
They are also usually deficient as
readers, and not especially well up In
arithmetic. In other words, there
seems To be a tendency 10 build a ten
story house without first construct.
Ing the foundation: To turn out edu-
Gated people without those element
AIRY requirements, without which TO
build on there can he no sound cdu-
cation. Realizing this condition OF
affairs the board OF regents OF affairs
OF the University OF Minnesota adopt
ed resolution that from and after
1894 every person admitted TO this
university shall he examined In read
Ing. writing, spelling and composing
the English language; that all who
fail To obtain a credit Of IS per cent
shall be required to take inst iruction
as provided, and that no person shall
ever receive a diploma or other GER
liIiicate OF merit or proficiency until
he shall have passed such an eNamin-
ation aud obtained. the specified cred
it
This looks like real reform and
may lead 10 better recognition OF
the decadeDt art OF spelling In public
schools Scores Of thousands of
yonng women and boys are employed
all over the country as typewriters.
most OF them after common schoo
courses. aud IL Is a general subject al
complaint among employers that few
Of them have been taught the In.
portaBee 0f spelling and being able
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-22
Surveys Beins Made.

Major Fred r. Reed, General agent
of the Burley Townsite company, ar
rived IN the city yesterday from the
new town that Is fast achieving COM
mercial importance.
Among other interesting things
Major Reed had to inpart, was the
fact that surveying party with 20
pack mules. passed southwark
through hurley last week They
looked like they had been out some
time and were engaged In taking ele-
vations and recording the same, just
as Il preliminary railioad survey Is
made.
Major Reed said the men were non
communicative, and failed To relate
I'm whose interest they were employed.
Ii Is known that George Gould has
men out looking over route for a
line from some point on the Western
Pacific survey TO Portland. IL Is
more than probable the outfit which
passed through Burley from the
north west was Gould's crew.
Major Reed stated further that a
gang OF surveyors is now at work In
Lincoln county running a line down
the Little Smoky toward the Camas
prairie. He said he firmly believed
the old Idaho Midland would he built
and he looked for some very interest
Ing Developments In the way Of new
railroads before the end OF the pres
eDt season.
A large party Of surveyors were In
Ontario last week taking elevations
but they did not publish who they
we're nor where they were going -
Capital News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-22

The Butte Miner published In n re-.
cent issue the following interview
with Immigration Agent J. Il. Hoop
cr, who Is widely known In this Sec
tion OF Idaho:
Thirty thousand homescckers win
he settled upon the irrigation lands
In southern Idaho by the close OF the
present year, according to the state.
mcnt Of J. Il. Hooper, immigration
agent OF the Oregon Short Line rail-
road, who WIS In the city for short
time yesterday. The homeseekers
come from nearly every part OF the
United States, as far east ms New
York City, and as far south ms LouIsi.
ana. The influx this sumner prom.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-22

The Spokesman. Review publishes
the following:
| w. +. Borah, of Boise. Idaho. who
was defeated by W. H. Hepburn for
the United States senate In 1909, an
nonnced In an interview at the Hotel
Spokane that he will he candidate
for Senator Dubois seat next year.
In answer 10 question he said:
II will he candidate for the SEN
tate. l am going direct 10 the peo-
Pile, and the matter will be deter
mined In the primaries and In the
county convention IL will be In the
open. | have always heen In favor
of the election OF senators by popular
vote. Four yeais ago ! urged the
adoption OF a resolution covering
this subject before the platform COM
mite In our republican state conven-
tion. IL was voted down.
Now, 80 far as my own candidacy
Is concerned, am going to force the
principles Of popular election lust as
far as the present condition OF elec-
tion law will permit"
do you understand that Judge
beatty, OF the federal court, win be
a candidate for the senate against
YOU" was asked.
lie has never told me so, replied
MIR. Eorah, but am satisfied he
aas many friends who would like TO
see him n candidate, and | am free
TO say that, shouid'I be unsuccessful,
know OF no one whom | would
favor more than Judge Iseatty. Ida.
no owes him debt OF gratitude. TO
him more than all Others Is due the
settlement peaceably OF the perma.
nent location OF the capitol. Should
he conclude to he u candidate he will
have strong support"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-22
The Monotony Of II.

The lives OF most women OF nioder-
ate means ard good sized families are
iilied with round OF petty dutics.
No hard work or great trial Is 81
nerve destroying and so dulling as
the constant repetition day after
day, often many times day, OF
these wearisome triilcs. II takes
strong mind not TO sink under the
routine. II takes not only a mind
self cultured, but with some other
and fresher interest besides and be-
yond the tircsome rontine not TO get
stagnated by the process.
Compelled To sacrifice much time
to their domestic duties aud babies,
they are condemned TO tile society of
servants and children for the greater
part OF this period OF their lives.
And, although they love their chill
dren and are anxious to do their
whole duty tn their servants, they
yet often need aud suffer for tho
stimulus OF other minds or the In.
spirati0n of some change.
The desire Is right. Tie danger ls
when the desire ceases because it has
long been denied. The woman IL
fossllizcd who becomes content To M
her days With round Of domcsticty
and neither seeks nor wishes any dis.
traction
Some triilIng occupation or amnsc-
ment which has no connection with
their domestic work Is the best hope
for such women. II may be daily
walk with some interest In rocks or
plants 10 give II zest. IL may he
some artistic occupation pursued per-
slstently ut home. Any way the In
terest must he maintained and the
business must be perseyercd I'm despite
OF discoui agement or hindrance.
The good results are sure, and the
woman who can thus preserve part
OF her life In quiet serenity finds her.
self layishly rewarded for the effort.
II is n window left open. door set
aJai into broader and higher life.