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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
Sfanbinauiif l1nipcriitetsflub. Sci

mango al Observation-Disclosures fer /
Sanoet or Ser lon1 befjenbt cit lfu11-
oinapilf Stub eller 6orening, nap1l=
Zig b%eregnet for StrDenter % So
rere al lfanoinopiif &pro eller s(f=
tanning. mel1 lom pgiua pptoger
Stltoenter, Ser lGrlig intereslerer
Jig for Sc lfauoinapiife Sprog % 81.
teratalren. Sgioa Sllinois Stots=
ll1iperlitet bar Ell lnaOnn &ll1b, lpm
Iur Be taaet / pper 1 Mar, men lpr1
/ 6oroaret 1904 rcprganiiereOes %
fpm til at be1taa al 25 MeOlernn1er
al begge &jen. Si0en for &lrbbel1
bopt b%etpoelig 6remgon9, % Sl1ter-
csi e1 for 0ens 6ormanl er / jtnbig
Siltuge1. Gen er iii Ell al Sc. melt
aftipe Toreninger beo l1niperiitetet.
Som &egel boloes Ser Mpocr ~
@unee maoneolig, me0 6orcorog ON
ltanoinapiife 6orfattere pg onore
Gmner, iom &egeI leolaget al SIS
fusion. Sfanoinapiif Bluff er il
gelc0es ltGrft fremtrGoenoe paa
&lubbcns &rogram. SEQ 5%toleaorets
Slutning li0ite. Genie tier bolotes Ser
Ell lfonDinapiif 4oncert, mes Msli-
ltance al Muiitafoelingeus gleper.
Gn a11oen meeet fornsielis Set nar
Sulefeiten, Ser hopoe ct belt igiet=
mem lfan6inopi1f ®. Gen bolo-
ties / @jemmet hos Ell lpenlffsot 0o=
me, ser CT Meblem at &lubben. Sum
buu0e oeforeret fine &prelier fulo-
ltGnoig / lfonoinapiif Still, ollie ire
Sanoes Jarper bar fremberl fen6e /
9eforutioner, % 8orbene bar Def
feoe mes lfanoinapilfe Suleretter,
&ilengreo, &lg6reo, Mpieolt, og
blanot 9riffeporerlne mangleoe life
Sen it9rfe Sl,lemipo. Ser Dor en-
Aisle, lom uooe!te S%l1leguper. Set
er imiolertio life Blot sellfabelig=
beo, ser oripes / oenne &ll1b. 8ibliy=
tb~efsltprelien bar let, at Den bar IN
beloig Snbpirfning pao be lt.oeren-
oes d9ab1lo / Set &ele oe bar oerfor
gieasssm en- Nrt officiel %slnerfjen-
belle pe6 at oprette en- Sfanbinapiif
MfDeling / l1niperiitets 8ibliotbefst
og til benne lrbifribere paa forifiei-
Iige ifanoinapiffe 8Iaoe og 1iosfrif-
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
9leOrrelp0!ln!l0ll!dl|!lI!IlllCIll;,lgll'., 81
ct. Souls 8urf, Sept, -.

~ ~. >OSb~ RAl4s SNR@s L.. "
Nu bar ri igier1 o~perltdnet State
Joir for / Nar, og alle De mango 8e-
Iege1oe i ct. Saul og Minneapolis
er otter rejit til oeres reipeftipe @lao-
fer. Gleonora 8riitine 2ose al 8.
e. e. / ct. Saul bapoe 8eisg al
&rpiioent % 0elegat fra Safe 8en-
ton Ssiterloge, % mes iin ieopanlise
@%ipitfribeo blcp Haboloeerne at
minneapolis % &opfins inobuot til
oens Mpbe 4. September. ga ri
Tom, Iaa ri nof ltrafs, at Der Dor mo-
get paoiproe. 9allen Dor beforeret
mes 8lomiter fra Ssiter 9anle1.s
Gripbus, Como &orf, og fra flere al
Sc andre seitre. 5tore og imaa
amerifanife og oanlfe Stag prpoeoe
@reiioentltolcn, $. 6. Mnoeriens np=
oelige @roncei tatlle % &Gggene. 81
ter Mpoet, bpor mellem 2 og 300
oanife Seltre oeltog, meote ct Mr1iif=
forps poo 10 Man0; iaa mnricereoe
8rpore1e inb, % 9unie11 gift mes
Sip og 2pit, inotil E%reiioenten, Mrs.
g.. Sobnion, fulote til @or0s. 8eb
set npoeligt Drffe0e @orb berifeoe
Sen lipligite Stemning. @reiioenten
bpo os olle bjprtelig pelfommen. So
Ter bo1otes al Splter 9eleeat fra
Safe 8enton, Seiter 6. Sepien. ct.
Saul, Spiter &rGii0e11t % g. NrGii=
sent, Minneopolis. 9erefter nobrog=
te 8rooer M%noerien, minneapolis, ct
r2enge lepe" Sc 4 oonlfe Splterlo=
ger, ser fer bar lumlet / Iften, bill
fet %bclpareoes meb fraftise @urra=
ruub al Sc oerpnrenbe 8rpore. Otter
9orbet fortlottes 9n1len til 81. ,
@i bar olle enige ON, at eli |naOall
Mften bopoe hi fife lGnge bapt, og ie:.
boober, at oerrne Set paa iun Ggtc
lplterlig Mon0e maa gjentuge Jig
hos % ale iom Der pur lumlet. Sec
Ter / ct. Yrul SiO., at Splter Sep
len belaper os paa lnarlig @jenbelpg;
rigtig, Splter, Bette err &ejen. 900
os ulle l1ua ian1men iom Spltre, life
alene al Mopn. men / Sroets uirfslig.
8etponing. 9uO os olle lfripe liot Ell
@ong imellen1, bpre libt, boroon Set
gaar Goers Soge. &i bor altib l1pget
gobt at lore al %bi11o110en.
% iou til Goer, s oanlfe Spltrc,
ser enOn1 life er / bore 9ngcr: Gin=
terel1 ltuur for Tercl1, n1c0 Sen 91li0e,
9tpb % Snun for mango. Set guor
10, loo lu11gc ri bar Dor Mo11o; me11
goor ban bort, % Set CT Ser ingen,
Scr peo 11oor, ou or Set gnot at ltau /
Ell &jroe al Spltre 2au0et oper, Ser
ollie ion1 en- or pillig til at biGlpc.
Splterlig @ilien til 2ofe 8enton,
ct. Saul % @opfin: 2pger, lant til
Gem, ST.. &eoofter, og Suf for Sp.=
togclicn.
Mcb Ngtcllc
gl1no Sa1ien,
ct. Suuis Yarf, Sor 4, @cnnepin
So, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
6e 55IIere 6lli6Is1e gfuoe
Sbin nrubte5.
ct Oombfoneapburot i @il


~ st Dumpfogeapporat / Gil
mans @ermetiffabrif / Maribolltomrl
efsplobcre6e lioite l1ge mel Set @ee
iuItnt, at 4 Mrbeioere blep banr6t
ioarebe, Sen enc muligpis lipsfarligt.
@pa6 @runben til SprRngningen
bar peret pibes life, % Damptrpf-
fet Dor langt UNDER Marimum / set
9ieblif, oa Ben foregif.
- Sans Sacobs, en- atiet 8orger
/ Clinton, bar iioen San11ar Muanto
.beret bolot / 2ipe peb flpben6e Mce<
ring, Ser at 9aserne er iprejtet ino /
hans Mape giennem ct Sslprer. s
Sanuar Moaneo blep ban ing, og peo
EN- l1noerisgelie mes &pntgen Strua-
lerne bite set Jig, at Fan les al en-
&reftbplb / lln6erlipet, ser ia6 iao.
leoes, at 6poen life fl1noe nna frc.n
til Sc egenlige acknowledgements.
SioIte l1ge 0pbe Socobs.
= g. 6. &icb, eli pelltaoenbe Gar-
mer / Nprbeoen al 9orab, bar facet
bepilget Sfilsmisie fra lin @uitrl1, og
iom set ipnes meo goo @rl,no. Sun
bap0e l1cnlig forlangt at fan $40 til
at fjpbe Ell !9at for, men Mr. &icb
mertc, at ser fnnoe fjpbes en- ret re-
ipeftabel Creation" for $500. Set
mente Mrs. &icb imiolertio life, %
for at ilaa lin Mnifuelie ON Snge1
beore fat, jog bl1n bam run1ot / SUI
let .meb en- fpl Slagterf11ip og gap
ham oblfillige femme Snor / Sen enc
@ann6.
- 9es Moil1es rolte Jig engar1g al
at bore Sen e11elte ltprre 9p / &eroer,
Ser life bapoc nogel1 Snloon. Set
Dor bengang, MI CT Set on0erle6cs.
M>1 bar nemlig 9es Moines bele $50
Salooner, og ga Ser iiolte l@ge fom
Ell Ml1lpgnil1g til 8prnu0et ON Silla=
nelie til at anlGgge ct @rpggeri, ser
ifuloc folte $250,00O, gap gprao0et
mes @ln6e g enitemmigt 8epillin=
gen. Sun I'LL er 9es Moines font
met up pou @pjhc n1eo andre @crbe1:
Gtorbner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
&auama-a omisiouen bar. / ben-

&auama=aomisTouen bar / ben-
ne 5io n9ret lumIet / @albtngton
for at forbanole ON ser ifal anlGg=
qes en- Slu]e eller en- Seflaoe=2n.
nal. Nogen euoelig 8eItemnelie er
enonu life truifet ON be,1ne Gag,
og &omisiione,1 refer ON faa Gage
otter til Savanna for at nnberlese
6orboloene paa Steoet. 3rRiioe,1t
Moojepelt lenote &omisiionen tn
gfripelie, ibpilfen ban otter paalgg-
ger Dem at arbejbe meo ben iterlt
muIiee Dmbl oe @ait oe lnatelt mll'
Iigt fornme til Gnigbeo ON be &la-
1er, Ser ifal fslges.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
Trcsatten u@pnititntion", set el6:

lite omerifonife arigsifib ser efsilte-
rcr, far / mango gor ligget / 6loo.
bebapnen peo Charleston, Sostol,,
ion1 ct hiituriif Minoe. Nu ler Set
imiOlertio rs iii, at Sens Sage CT
talte. Sllt Semn1erpGrfet liges ut
pore olbeles rooh0ent, % Sen il1gcr
Gono / Sen @rob, at Ser ltaoi9 n1al
pl1n1pes. Set nilbe npppe fl11111e Ia
Sc Jig gjGre at iGtte Sen Soroof, 81
man troer, at set rnobne CONNER
bile folbe fra hinonOen, lao mari
Set fom op al &an0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
uoro Dafota,

- Micfel &e0erlen ct u0nnp1t
til Yoltmei ter / Sogl,s, @uro County.
- Gitn @all / @bapetpn er
brrnOt. Oct por Ell gon1n1el SrG=
bpgni1,g meo ct so 500 bpjt Soara.
= gn grol,ograper peo Ntnpn
@ern1a1 @orrelen piloc li0ite l1ge to-
&c Ell Stel1 bort fra @n1Oen al eli
8rpnb / Gortal. @on blep imiOler=
tbs be0eret al @ns % 0poe. San ei.
terlaber Jig Gnfe % 3 Sprn.
= gieren al 9asprrfet / @ronb
SORTS, %. s. Ml1rpbp, bar n1e0oelt
gproo0ets @asfomite, at ban fra 1
Sa11uar pil ne0l9tte Erile n paa Gas
fra $3.50 til 5000 pr. Sulino for
8elps1ingsgas, men at Sos til
&roftforhrug peobliper at foite $3.50
lpm hi6til. @run6en iii berne Neo-
irttell e CT, at Ser bar fremfpmn1et CT
Mgitation for at faa et mrnicipalt
@ospGrf pprettet.
- 2iget If sll,gl1lt Sobonlen, OF
pl1gre Speni fer, Ser for ct Nars 5io
lioen fom her til 2anDet, blep liblte
l1ge f1,10et / &eo &iper / Nerbeoen
at Sarge. San bar bel fl90t, rg
ser fanotes $50 / bans 2ommer.
Mfan antog fprlt, at ban bapbe begaa=
ct Selpmoro, men ienere far Holiti<
cbefen / Sarge mo0taget ct 8rep,
bpori Set paaltaaes. at Sobanlen er
blebet mprbet. 9et oil blipe pan ife-
Iigt at lfaffe &lorbe6 / benne Gag.
= Sra Mi11ot mebbeltes iioite l1gc
Ell gruoppeftenbe @iitorie ON, at .er
6nrmarbejoer, Charles @er5ig, Der
arbeioeoe for cit 6armer peo 9taon
6per Ser / @gnen, bar foripun6en.
@on bapoe efterlo0t Jig ct 8rep> /
hpilfet ban me0belte, at ban piloe be-
goa S.lpmoro al Singer oper e.,
l1oaa6 ban banbe begaaet for mango
Nar li6en, i6et ban bapoe polotagct
og mproet Ell ING &ige / Ooung:=
tomn, Ohio, og Ell nifpl0ig Neano,
tilmeo en- &amerat al @er5ig, bar BIZ
ben tiltalt for Mprbet %, efter ct
nnre oen1t paa Snoicier, bangt. &C.
mere meboeltes, at mur1 eiter lang
Sggen tanoe funbet @er5igs Sig b9r-
genoe poa ct utilgGngeligt Steo /
Wallnce 9oltntD, og paa bars SrD!t
par beftet en- Seo6el meb en- np Stl>
ltaoelie. Sen aller iioite 8eriion al
oenne nbpggelige NffRre ct lmioler=
tbs, at sen er Spipino fra gnoe til
nn6en, en- oaarlig Speg al en- Jorrel'
ninssmono / Minot, Ser hammer fra
ben egn i Otto, bbor Moroet i ii:1
9io iagoes at bore foregaaet, og Jon
ban bopoe bunoet en- &eporter pao
lsermet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
Niifcoampcrc fra Gric, Ser ulo


ligt filfe0e pua rn1n0ilf 1erriturlum,
er / sc ii0lte Gage gjentagne @ange
blepct forfl1lgt og belfuot al Ell cana'
oiif &rpoler, rGigilaut", ser ligger
itatipneret pao Sc ltore Sper for at
boloe @agt moo ulopligt 6iiferi.
Sioite l1ge blep bele 4 6iifebampere
onbolote al rGigilant" Ser imioler>
tbs life ipnes at bue me9et iom
Sejler, ga olle fire 6ilfeoampere lib
fra Sen. @n al oenn, r9arnburIt"
al eric, bar ilemt me0taget al a1sg-
Ter, % SEN fom ino til erie. Gen
blep onbolot 8 Milc paa Sen gale
SIDE al SEN canooiife @rGnoielinie-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
mtseonfn.

= gn al Statens Glbre norif e @i=
pl1erer er ofgnoet pes Gsoen / 8nlh=
min, 81. 6olf. @un fomr Der til
2anbet / 1853 % for bele 5i0en boet
/ @isconlin, ferlt ct Nar Mar /
Stuff &iper, lenere / @olb,pin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

Maor aiarliebeoen ifal pinoe
arait, mao ben bero paa
Jig lelp og itrar title fig fra andre.
Scbiit5e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
Joma.

- 8oltor Miels 5ssielan6s gu
itrn i Cons bar ii6ite l1ge u6e paa en-
4jsretur, 81 ben6es @elte LOB 1shff
me6 set Neinltat. at bun blen faItet
no af 8ognen os braffeoe bcggc Ben
og begge Nrme.
gioite l1ae itpote ct @oostra'l
.og ct areaturtr9n iammen pna Rocf
SsIono 8anet1 / M9rbeoen af Meola,
.og Mulfinilten pan @o0strRnet, 90.
Strict al gnlIep SSl1nction, miiteoe 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

/ @isconiin, ferit ct Nar Star i
&llb &iper, lenere / 9olb,pin.
= @upernpr 8 6olette opboloer
Jig for Siben / Chicago, bpor en- @pa<
cialil It bebon0ler bam for ct @alson<
De, iom ban bapoe paaoraget Jig 11n-
Der i'm liblte 6prcbrugsrejie. MeO-
oelell erl1e ON bans @elbreb5til1to,1o
CT meget mn0jigel1oe, men ser 111enes
opg life at bore nogcn Tare for bom.
= @iscnniin Stotsuniper1itet !;
Maoiion begpnOer i'm Sermin 5. IS.
September. Ger inpoei ees Ell jtprf
5illtrpin1i1g al StuOenter ioor lom /
Sc nGrmelt foregaae11oe Nar, og bpi5
5ilgongeu Sc iiOlte Nar lfal lGggeS
til @rl1nb for 8erc9l1ingcn al en- fpr=
rel1tet Silgang, bill Scr fpn1n1c $3.50
Stl1oel1tcr.
= @isconiin 5tote 6air nibplotes
/ Milmaufee iiolte llge ira Manoc3
til Treoag. Gen pnr lrr0eles goDt
belpgt, % lloltillingerne bar lrroeles
gobe. 9uge1 efter Ma6ningsOagcr1
forn Ser cit beftig Storm pper sSnirea,
lom poelagOe ct Yar 5elte, mel1 gjor=
Sc ellers ingel1 napnepGroig Sfabe.
0en norebe finn CT @rpfoel al ct Mi=
nut.
- S Nrrbe0el1 al @atcrtomr /
&ncf Aiper ne0 NunOsl pugeonltalten
fuuotes forle0en 9iget al Miis Gimme
Scbult5, Cater al 2ol1is Scbult5.
Sum bar orufnet UNDER Ell Seiltur
meo Sans 5roeumer, en- Sen al Ma>
ior Sraeulner, tioligere al Mil-
ma1fee. Sen l1nge Mano er foripuul=
Sen, og Ser leoes efter bans Sig /
6loben, fight Ser er nogle, iom n1t=
tager, at ban bar ~forpol0et be116es
$40 % berefter er flpgtet. Mtls
Scbult5 bopoe set be61te &p pan Jig.
= Yoltmeiter Bert Scboonoper Il;
Map, en- lille 2anosbp 26 Mil fra
Shell 2afe, tog Ell Sag lioite uge
us paa Ell 5iifetur % tog nogle Gp=
namitpatroner meo, lom ban piloe
lpr9nge UNDER 8an0et for at fau c1
ltor 6onglt. ga ban life fom tilbage
til fditiat Sis, onitillebes Ser Otter
legntng, og mon far1ot 6a @auoen
paa Stran0en, iprRngt / Stumper
% Stpffer, mebens Sc blo6ige &19>
Ser b9ngte rlln6t ON / Ir9erne. g.
ter alt Bette at 6gmme babbe Ser fu1.
Set Ell 0pnomit<@ fsplofion Ste0,
me,1 Sboonopers Sig par i11tet Steo
at finoe. Ser tales 6erfor ON, ct
ban fife bar p9ret / 8naoen, ga nlpee-
fen ffete, og at ban ielp bar foran-
itultet @fsploiionen for at beffe lin
6Iugt. Mlle bans &egnifuber blep
fnnone / Sen beoit tie Sr6en, og Ser er
tillpnelaben6e ingen @rl1no til, at
ban ifl1l6e relnme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

~Sts Iou ~a''S% ~ 1p~AA>A' ~
fiernt / &imingen flpoer bort / Col
biien. ga biit og Der filler Sen Jig
en6ogiaa op mellem @rasmarfer og
&ornogre lige ben til Mergelbanen.
Dfen n9iten for bper Sag, Ser gaar,
ebber Sen inb, og Sen Sio oil fonme,
0a SEN fer, 1aapel lom operalt / Selt<
ipllano, er en- laga Blot.
5il 9ato bar -@rinolteo
Mergel6oue jonleoes bapt ob%eror0eltt=
Zig ltor 9%etponing, og 6er1ne pil /
6remtioen iiffert life blipe mi,1ore.
Men 9riften er fo1tbar og &pm11-
nernes &engc lmuu. lua Set m1oerti=
Sen fniber for lomu11e at faa betalt
ben Mergel, Sc efter 0eres Nftier bar
Set til. @ertil fommer. at Sc 130-,
600 SIR, Ser CT laant al Staten, mi
mart maaa ti~lbagebetaleS. Otter
@eitemmelien ifufbe &omuner11e be-
gpnoe at nforage 5lmmeu efter 5
Aars '6orleb, oItioo 1891, mes 5000
&r. aarlig, bbo6 Ser pil0e me0fere,
Fat SEN blep betalt / 2ebet al % Mar.
Ban @run0 al 6aarlig gfonomife
6orbolo fit &omunerne BOG ltaoie
I@enltonb meb Mforagene. On SIN.
Iiegning til Megieringen / Gfteraarei
19O2 ON at ffan eftergipet be 100000
ar. % Sob til at betnle De rejterenne
10000 ST.. meb 500 Ser. balpaarlig
blep fun for laa blot taget / 8etragt'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

!.iC0 NgfcllC
s(l1ru Senlen,
ct. Spui5 Earf, @or 4, @ennepin
So, Minl1.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-02-02
DissOlving the Peabody Trust.
The dissolution of the Peabody

DissOlving the Peabody Trust.
The dissolution of the Peabody
trust is an event of considerable i'm
portance. II holds about 50. 200, 900
and ST., 600, 900 of this sum has been
donated to the Peabody school for
teachers in Nashville, and the re-
mainder of the money is to be dis
tributed at the October meeting.
It is believed the entire sum will
be given to Southern institutions,
although the bequest permits the
trustees to give one-third of the fund
to Northern institutions. The re-
naming sum, something over a mil
lion dollars, will undoubtedly be
given where it is most needed.
The gift of a mi lion dollars to the
Peabody school at Nashville was
based on a gift by Tennessee Of an
equal sum. This is an intimation
that a like policyswill be applied in
the distribution of the remainder of
the fund, and in that case institutions
that want a slice of the Peabody fund
will have to get ny considerable
sums.
The trust has lasted thirty-eight
years, and the trustees by a vote of
IL to 2 decided that the time had
come to dissolve it by permanently
distributing the money bequeathed
by the old London merchant, born
in Massachusetts. George Peabody's
enduring monument will be perhaps
the big school IN Nashville for teach
ers.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-02-02
A Patient Darkey.

The Hon. John Sharp Williams,
leader'of the minority in the House
of Representatives, says that one day
while leasurely driving down road
near his home town in Mississippi he
observed a darkey reclining under a
tree near the roadside. The negro
was gazing lazily up through the
branches of the tree, and a hoe lay
beside him. In the corn field adj
joining the road there could be seen,
Mr.. Williams states, many weeds
impeding the growth of the grain.
What are yon doing there, Sam?''
asked Mr.. Williams.
ssI'se heah to hoe dat corn, sah,''
was the answer.
"Then what are you doing under
| the tree resting?"
"Not exactedly, sab. I amt hardly
restin', cause I amt tired. Tn
waitin' TO- de sun to go down, so J
kin quit work"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-02-02
POssin4t u.-Ler Famine.

The rece congress has
aroused the omeo of the peo-
ple-to lils stopping the
waste and uL:,A. the forests
of the countr,. rs. has been
asked to pun, snI .U4, the for
eats of the couu, - the
Department OF Aga
The subject of Fore = fNation
is at any rate attracting increased IT
tention, especially in districts inter-
ested in irrigation. AL knows there
can be no arrigation if che forests are
swept away from the heads OF the
water cousses which are to supply
the much-needed water.
But irrigation is not the only in
terest deaply involved in the pre-
servation of our forests to the utmost
possible limit of time. Our mills
need timber and always will. Our
railroads need ties, and apparently
ever will. Cities and ships must be
built, and so must the homes Of q
vast agricultural population. ALI of
these great needs must be met in
good part from the remaining sixty
three and a half million acres now
covered with timber.
The problem at present consists in
| part in the preservation or prolonga-
ton of our present supply by pre-
venting useless waste, and by re-
planting and renewing the trees that
the demands of the country inevita-
bly, absorb. Here in North Carolina
all,waste of,timber should be stopped,
for every acre of it, if not valuable
now, soon will become SO, and no
farmer, no landowner, in this State
can longer afford to waste a single
tree.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-02-02
Standardized Lafollette.

Wisconsin has provided for a re-
freshing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES poll
tics by the election of Governor La
toilette to the United States Senate.
He has but just begun his third
gunernatorial term, but he has al
ready established the primary sys-
tenn In his state, and he has rendered
railroad regulation in his state some
thing more than a mere name.
Single-handed he has fought the
railroads and the powerful Spooner-
Rabcock machine, and he has never
Known defeat. He takes In the Sen
ite the seat of Machine Senator
IAuarles, and he is preparing to drive
John. Spooner into private life as
Don as his term expires.
He is a man c~onfessedly honest
lie is poor in this worlds goods
Best OF all he has courage, and he
,as skill in politics and on the
tump. He is Irresistible and irwin
tble III his own state, and If he
rings into the Senate the qualities
E has displayed in Wisconsin h
Til speedily become an inspiring
Ational figure. Why he fingers il
he plutocratic republican party is
MYSTERY. That party is but the too
Ind Instrument ol monopolles am
ulti-mlllionaires, and the new Sen
tor cannot accomplish many re
rms through it. 1t is fully Dlngley
ed, and senator-elect Lafollette IS
riff reformer. He may try to re
IN the republican party, but To
,sk seems too great for one Senate
ION if he be reinforced at times b,
&c President himself.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-02-02
GOSSIP Of THE WORLD.
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The Latest T~elegraphic News OF the
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Readers.

"Do stars exploded" Some of them
swear softly when the audience fails
TO respond at the proper time.
Addicks and Niedringhaus are
dead-Iocked, although they are
greatly needed to reinforce Mitchell,
Burton, Dietrich and SmOOt.
DR.. Chadwick is about to resume
the practice of medicine, but his wife
will not resume the practice OF
hypnotism while she is in Jail.
A philanthropist, who is also a
bachelor, says he is willing to wager
$1,000 that there is not a happy mar
ried man in all New York. He feels
assured that there is not q married
man in Gotham who would not
change places with any bachelor. Of
course it is easy to see whence spring
the self-sufaclent views of this pressi-
mist. He is a bachelor. 1t is the old
maids who aae authorities on bring
ing up children, and old bachelors
who know why marriage isa failure.
A m has just broken up a
mans happy home and has refused
to allow HIM one penny of his wages
because he snored and called her
ssDirty Face.n If the latter accusa-
ton was true the husband was per-
haps justified in making it; if not,
me was in error, but the woman has
NO grievance against her spouse at
sill. Snoring is a badge of honesty
second only to the watch dogs hon
est bark. and IS a sure mark of an
open disposition. Snoring has been
known to promote profanity and
unhappiness, but it is certainly no
Just ground for divorce and alimony.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-02-02
Swayne Summoned.

Washington, January 25.-Ser-
oeant-at-arms Rausdell, Of the SEN
ito. went to Wilmington, Del, last
r<6n>where he personally served
fudge S yayne, United States judge
,or the northern district of Florida,
nth a summons of the Senate court
impeachment for him to appear
ar trial Friday afternoon of this
vaek. It is understood that he has
retained as counsel Senator Higgins,
z Delaware, and former Senator
shurston, of Nebraska.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-02-02

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