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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

AAiieI Summer, Gorge uno Iers
ADu brllB bereiten Der Wfltter
TIL @ermania lire Golonien II.
Sic grfnbrun9en, fpelde an>
oere 2dnoer nit ibren Solos
MEN bereits binter iih baben, bleiben
uns nibt eripart; nod iinb Die gnte
biilungen iiber Die i6euBlidIten Co
lonials Sfnnbale. ipelhe anf Nns
reeung unieres I6neibi9en Gen@
trllms> Ibseorbneten gr5berger ans
SagesliHt eebraht nurben, III triS
Ifer @rinnerune. N~eieroinss tpuroe
Jest aud Der 2anbesbauptmann Der
Mari6auz Snieln, grunDets, 9es
gen beIen Im~tsfiibrune i'm 8ei6stae
Idfpere Acknowledgment erboben tpor>
BEN iinb, our Sispoiition geiteut. GS
tpar tpieberum Der Ibg~eoronete gr5s
berger, Der ibm Die Nrt Der Sers
b%dnoung Der Yriigelitrafe, Die gfi6t@
bubung amtliber @eloer ETC., NIT
Hedt gum @oripurf MAIDEN tonnte.
- Ms Metter IN Der Notb tpuroe
9 antbireftor Sernburg
slm Standardization ernannt; man
teripridt iid bon ben II a NJ
nii6en aenntniffen bieies
Serrn golbene 3eiten. 9ab er Die
bette Mbiidt Fat. vS6neib" IN bic
@eididte 81 brin9en nno NIT Der
alien biirofratii6en 2ots
t e + fpirtb6aft anf5urdumen,
oaran 3tpeifelt &einer, aber, aber -
audi iein Spltem lduft barauf bins
ans, mDglihit piel 8elb fir Die
Gplonien bonn Geihstag 5n pers
lanaen - unb bas lit BOG. Sn
Der Colonial 9ilan5 iteben nebeil
1853 WtiQionen Wtorf Iusgaben nur
81 Wiuionen Mdrt Snnbell 81
Siibtpeits Ifrifa iinb jeet i6on iiber
800 Wiaionen Warf perbraudt uno
minbeitens 100 Wiaionen iperben
nod aeforbert per6enl Sa pirb es
pobl in 3ufunft nod ItiirmiI6e SeS
batten I'M Hei6stag abieben.
9as NeueIte in SreuBen iinb jebt
diueiiihe &ultsl DaS
beiBt, lie iilo nod ni6t ba, alein IN
Ser 8ropins @eItpreuben bei6dfti9t
man iih NIT benz @ebnnten, iol6e
ais 9a~noar5eiter ein5ufiibren. Bon
lanblpirt6i6aftli6cn @ereinen wiro
beabiidtigt. an Die tpeitpreuBtlhe
observation-disclosures Die 8ttte 81
riften, BEL Der StaatSresierlng lin
brinaenber @eiie" babin boriteaig 81
per6en, auf beltimmte 3eitrdrme Die
ginfiibruna bon Gbineien Sipeds Ser
penouns bel lanopirtbi6aftliden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Ena, bic Gomfrffnmsfd,nl

Sir Die Gonfeiiiunsi6ule bat ii6
fiirslih aud Ser euti6sepdngelil6e
3ebrerbunb nuf ieiner in Sanlburs
ltdtteebabten Sauptperiammlnng NIT
fplgenbes Geiolution miSgelpro6en:
.Sn Der lleberseugung, onb mr. Die
bonn driitliten @eiit geleitete nno
bur6brungene S6ule I'M Staube lit,
Der friitliden Samilie. benz Staate
unb Der Stride in re6ter @eiie Su
bienen. ipri6t Die IN Samburg tas
genoe 20. General : @eriammlung
ScS @pangeliihen 2ebrerbunbes ole
orin9enbe 9itte unb SuperlihtIid)e
Soffmung ms Die betreffenben maBs
acbenoen 8eb0rben mpllen ibren gius
iluB geltenp MAIDEN uno ale geitres
bungen Sur gnt6riitlihung Der
Shnlc init boiler GntIhiebenbeit
nuriidpeiien." Die nSamburger"
Ielolution beiaet alio gerabe oas
@eaentbeil bon Dem. mas auf Dem
Wiindener 2ebrertng Die Sambur9er
9e6rer anfgeitellt baben. ndmli6 bic
9eIeitisuns bes 8eligions : llnters
ridts in Ser Yolfs1hule.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Tah eimes katbalifdea
9~nmrmaltfem.

Gin berborrasenoer fatboliiher
Sourpaliit. nGmIib 8err Soiep9
Sac6etti, Der 9eiter Der IN Sloreu5,
Stalien, erIheinenben ~llnita Ca
tbolica", lit bort am 90. Sftober im
SO. ~2ebensinbre seitorben. 9ers
ielbe mar IN Yabud seboren. no er
audi oas bon S~eiuitenpdtern seleitete
.Goaesio Sa9nani" nbiolpirte uno
Idon NIT 10 Sabren feline Scurnas
liltenS2aufbdbn begann. CT mar
bel perihieoenen Eublifatipnen fatboa
liider Senben5 uno ieit sunni 1898
on Der borbe5eihneten Seiti1rift
tbGtig. Nebltbei 5ei6nete cr ii6
aud ais Rebner nif BEN &atbolifens
oeriammlungen aus, auf benen er
tets, getreu Der Nihtuns ieineS
8lattes. cine i6arf rehts 9eri6tete
Saltung einnabm. Yapit Yius Der
Nennte perlieb Gachetti I'M Sabre
Sabre 1875 bas Ritterfreu5 uno
Bins Der 3ebnte fiiete i'm perganges
men Sabre bas Gomtburfreu5 bes
@reeoriuss Srbens binou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
$dJnttrl ,1mn $pabme

Der @orfaI, ipelfer. falls bufitdblih
tpabr. gan3 unsebeuerli6 lit. Ser
auf benz @niieblunessut 8ufipaloe,
BEL Srmmin, Ireis Sr. Stargaro,
un9eitelte proteitantif6e Grbeiter
Saniel 8enn ans Si%ebenbiir9en,
lernte elm fdtboliides Wdbhen, Ina
sela 9oiotpsfa. feunen unb perlobte
lid nit ibr NIT benz 0eriprehen,
fatholiId an perben. @s ipar ibm
ntd1 ernit bantit, 10 bob er gum
Gonbertiten slInterridt cling. bod er
bate Die Hednung obue ieinen 6errr
eemadt. Ser SbersS nipeftor bon
9tobr erflGrte linn fur8 unb biinoig,
bag er, faus er auf leiuem @orbabell
bebarre, bis Ipdteltens am IS. Otto
Der als ldltiger Iusldnber dusgea
pieSen neroel Die grloibniB CUR
Seirat6 iperbe iiberboupt n II + D q II II
oeaeben, fpenn Die Sraut b n
ebangeIti6en O | al b e II
uebme - Mm 18. Sftober
fpuroe er nun nod IN Hube gelaiIen,
ober am 81. Sttober lieb Serr bon
1 9iobr i'm rufen unb fra9te i'm, OF
err oie 8raut beiratben unb Oh er
fatbolii6 irerben npqe. Iif Die
beiabenbe Inttport tpiirbe Damn er4
Hart, baB er pfort nus5us
IN / lei. @enn er nber nod
einmal gum Gonbertiten sllnterri6i
aebe, niir0e er bur6 Die
&oIi5ei forteei6idtl-Sie Babrs
beit Ser @ei6idte muB chen nod
beltGtigt nerben, bod untpabri6eins
LID lit iie ni6t.
Ser Sl. Batter lit sur Belt ipiebel
bon Ieinem alten @i6tleibem beimgc.
iudt, bod bebauerli6 lit bie Mrt mn
8eiIe. tpie aud inter Bins Der
Sebnten bas @erf6leierunesipiten
ieitens Der llmgebune bes 81. 0aters
uno Der amtIi6en Sr9ane beg Iati:
fans fortgeiest ipirb. Der Offer
batore 8omano" bns amtlihe Grgar
oes pGpItlihen StdatsIetretGrs, iagt,
feint Bort bariiber. niht einma
ipurbe Der lingetpDbnlihe IuSfon De-
@uoien5en erfpGbnt. 9ei 9ranf.
beitSfGllen bon CHATS 81 er9dIiptsri
urb loniti9en boben Yeri0nli6fcitei
iperben bulletins" beroifentli6t
hier bageger mub Die &reiie lid
Nahri6t Iiden, mo Tie lie finbet
aif Sintertreppen ino bel Der Sie.
uer16aft. Die Geporters aeben Dam
iDren Senf nod ba5u. auf oieie Or
entiteben 6ann Die faliden Habri6'
zen ans Dem Gatifnnl Sort ali
nit be- SerbeimlidunJ. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
1tndJ f%reimanrrr art.

Ser Sreibenfer@ Gpn9reb, nelfer
fiir8li6 in Suenos Gires. Der Saupts
itabt Der characterization 9tepublif
Irgentinien. tagte. begliidipiini6te
ben @roben Orient Der frnn8oiii6en
Sreimmlrerei 5u ieiner l~eiteuben
S6eilnabme (aba!) an Der brltalen
llnterbriiduns Der fatbolii9en STRIDE
in Sranfreif, belobte Die ruilii9en
8epolutiondre, ipe5iea Die 0bnamits
bomber iperfenben CD Srauen, fnbte
Elm Sabelspotum 9e9en ben Nilitas
rismis unb ipra6 Dem 9apittbum
oaS Ge6t ob. mlf cine interrdtionale
SteGune Inipruh 81 erbeben. Ser
nGfitldbrige Gon9reB ioa in Subas
petit (llugarn) itattfinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

rs mag &ntbplifen, biellei6t
H. audi oeutih@ rebenbe 9eben,
pelhe meinen, bab es an
" Der 3eit lei bod enolidD Die
&lugeu Der It II mmen 81
luiien, ipelhe iiber llnterbriiduna Der
oelltifen Sprad]e unp MtiBahtun9
Der &edte Der beutid rebenben &a>
tbolifen auf oentif)e Seellor9er 9e>
fiibrt nerben. Sa Die beutl6e fas
tboliide Yreiie bierin fir 10 0ian6e
elm rSprn I'M Muae" lit. mag es
an9ebrnft fem, iolde 5asbaften
Srelinbe zines &irbbpfss Sriebens
barauf aufmertiam 3u MAIDEN, baB
es nod anoere fatboliihe Hebnfteure
eibt, pelfe iiber llngerehtiefeiten IN
Snden ibrer Rutteriprade flaeen
unb ebenlofpenig tpie Die D t Of e
Yreiie elm glatt Dor Den Mllnb
nebmen.
Sci @eleeenbeit Der lesten Sab
resneriammlling Der fran5oIii6scana%
bii6en aatbpIifen Der Ser. Stanten
5n @ooniodet, 81. S., erlieben Die
Gebnftenre bon ief3ebn fran8oIii6en
3eitun9en our beiIeren 8abrune
ibrer &edte cine Yriu5ipien> Grfldz
rune. Die ii6 in ben tpeientli6en
Yitnften bedt NIT Sen @runbldben,
pie lie bon Der beuti6en. fatbolii6en
Yreiie bier3ulanbe proflnmirt uno
pertbeibiet tperben. SieIe Hros
gramm : grtlGrune lit bon aleez
meiuem Sntereiie. @ir geben cine
lleberiebung nab Dem 8eri6te Der
ga Ierite" bon Quebec:
nSie fran5oiii6 : nmerifaniifen
Spurnnliiten Neu~englanb's, periams
melt 3u @oonlodet, 81. S., am "a.
unb 25. September 1906. nebmen,
in Der Ibii6t, ein eiubeitli6es Yro>
gramm mlf5ulteIen fir Die @abruna
Der Sntereiien bes fran5oiii6 sameri>
faniihen Clements. Die n%ahfol9enben
8eiplutipnen ais Subegriff n0er fpee
ientliden Yunfte an, Die lie ni6i
auBer Iht lallen biirfen in Der Ser
t~beibiguug ibrer Nationalitat:
sic ~betbeuern lire Sreue geger
Die Contribution Der amerifanii6er
Gepublif unb laben ale 9iejenigen
Die nod ni6t ameritanii6e 8iirsel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
4sdJmals bic Semtfate
9pradye.

lIeber ben 0ert6 Der beutffer
Sprade onibert fit neuerli9 audi Die
.Wornine Rpft" In iebr
anerfennenber Beife. Das 8Iatt
enrpfieblt brineenb neben bsan nnters
ri0t in Der fronBoff9en auG ben in
Der beutf6en Spra1e AL u~1ientbe6r.
lid fir bas sei9aftlide tpie fiir bas
ipiileniHaftlihe Seben. Ste beutids
Sprade lei Der S8guHel gu Der
Sdlfte allies s~eiftissn 2ebene TN bei,s
tisen europa. 1er iie mi4t Der.
itebe, er fSnne au1 bic srsSen
@dnner Der Weubsit nidt pers
iteben, er tSnne nur sine gonS ems
ieittse GuffaNune Der @efd6i&tc uub
BEG europa Der Vegentpnrt hefort.
men. Su Der @oltsptHenf1aft, Der
berelei1enbsn gprn6tptNenf4Gk, Der
Gbemie, ben mirttdriiHen 1tNen.
1Haften, is(bit in bsr grbfunbe sebe
0eutf9lanb poran; obme einsn bents
f6en atlas fonnrne fein eneltfher
@eo8rapb aus.
9as 1T einmal ebrIi6 eeiprofen
llnb berbtent audi in @merifd - unb
niht 5ulest bon 10 manhen Oeutid@
Gmerifonern - ernftli1 beber5ist
3u perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
5n,ialififdjrr 5tnnhpmmkt.

Sn Den Augen ipai6ed)ter So5ins
liIten lit jeoes 8latt. neld)eS nidt
Den gan3en g8eg nit linen gebt. bonn
@elpteufel 6%eieiien unb bon Der
Ylutofratie imprint. llniere io3ids
liItiihcn Sreunbe bnben offeubar Die
lleber3eugune. DAB es feline b0beren
Sbeale 9ebe. als entpeber Die nQs
ieitiae materieue @leihitelun9 aller
0enI6en, ODER Den Heidtbnm Gin
3clner. Gold ein g%robIinnli6er
Stanbpuuft ri6tet lid ielblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Liheralismr1s, $nstalismms 1ah
CbrifltJe GrIrurdDaftsnrnm,t1g.

Sum lit aber III Sol9e Der liberalen
&apitnlberri6aft Ger pole 2ebenss
9emIB gum Yripile9ium Der Neihen
genorben; Die Irmen iinb bapon
auSgei6lolieu unb Der Notb unb benz
gleno ausgeiebt.
9ieier 3ultanb Der 9inse mib
%aufboren. Gin nirtbidaftlifes
Spitem. baS Die Irbeiter bon allem
9ebensaenub nusi6lieBt, mub I'M,
ieoen Sreis 9eitiir3t perben. Der
S%o8ialismus Ia9t ben arbeitern:
Sbr babt bas @e9t aui 9lei6en 2es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

Tic Mitaliencr elmer fntboliIhen
@emcinHe lollten chamber perlOult6
fennen Iernen. 9a8u beodrf es
ober pphl fnum elmer opergnil9ungss
iiihtigen" Heibe Don llnterbaItln9en
al iebem Sonntng &benpe ODER filnf
Mul in Der @ohe. 3urdl unler
fatbolilGco Sereinspeien oilrfte
ge0en bns 3uoieI in So6en Der
llnterbnItuugcn 9%erparnt iperoen.
@Grncr unb Siu9lin9e 9ebpren.
aud beiite nod, be5 Nbenbs 5uerIt
IN ibre 6nnlilie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Ama,eidnmne fir 5@mr-
tern.

@iner b~elonbereu an lie erlaiienen
@inlabung Solse leiiteno ipobnten,
nie Die .Norbs Imerifa" mittbeilt,
bic eff Shneltern aus benz Srben
Der Shtpeitern gum llnbefledten Sers
gen. Die ben llnterriht IN Der ct.
Yatri5ius Shule in Norristotpn. 3d.,
leiteu, Der in bieier Staot absebaltea
nen SO. Sabresperiammlung Ses
Subtle S6ool Seahers Sniiitute OF
montgomery Gountb" bel uno ipur'
ben NIT Der srobten .aus3eihnuns
%bebanbelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
aatbolii6cr Sirhensaaienoer.
@om @reucl Der @srwaltnns.
Wtattb. "a, l5--35.
Scr ,,Gnthulie Citizen" BON vii.

Ser ,6ntbDlie Citizen" bon Viii
fpallfce bebduptet. pns Sereinsor9ar1
,Gulumbino" Ger a&ni9bts OF CO.
Irmbus" babe bieiem Srben in pers
floIienen Sabre 100000 ODER So
600 per Mouat gefoitet. 9as lit
eine slluteritilbung Der fntboli'den
&relie", lpelhe &ielc 5lm Nahpenfett
anrcgcn riirftc. Cb irgeno cine
un0crc fntboliihe 3eitung 10 ptel
@clomittel idbrlih sur Serfiignn9
bat?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

Gin WenI6en. bic on ibrem
eigenen Bertbe 8ipeiielu, braildt man
in Der 8esel nidt 5u 5pcifcln.
Muh Dem l%lngliidlihen ihldgt
feline Stunbe - beuu CT bat feline
llbr perieet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
(Spe5iea fir oieie 3eituns.)
pnu 2. q.

baben, ben Simmel Senieits, iibers
laiien mir ben Spdben", III elm be-
fainter Nusiprud Der So5ialiIten.
@euidB bieiem @runoiab bari Der
iroii6e S%ebenssemnB niht gum Yrts
BELGIUM 8cniger berablinfen. ipdbs
renb Die 9roben Raiien gnt6ebrung
leioen. Nae linb sleidmdBi8 gum
&ebensgenuB bere1tist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

Gin Habenputer unp cine
Miienmutter baben oft gum Sobn
einen loderen SeiIia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
s. 5wef unb ,3iel bes Sosialismns.

49, Der So5ialismus Soft
AN bolfommen isnorirt, lam
O er auh tein boberes Stres
ben ba6en. Sein bodites
- Streben aui grben lit irbis
iO.r 2ebensgenuB B. Der
W(eni6 lit nidt iiir ben Simmel be-
itinmt, besbalb ion iein StrebcH nlr
babin 9ebeu, iih hn5 2e6en 10 anges
rebm ais moelid an MAIDEN. .gSir
poaeu uniern @immel auf @rben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

as mag &ntbplifen, bieaeidt
~ audi oeutifs rebenbe 9e6en,
pelhe meinen, bab es an
~ Der 3eit lei bod enbliG Die
QI,oeu n = n n n, ~ o n az
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
Origin nf Hon nsaraa

Bonfires are a survival Of the rites
OF Baal and Moloch. When Christian
ity ruled old ways and customs could
be abolished, and SO the heather, still
hankering after the ancient deities, but
half controlled by pope or bishop made
their bonfires on the eve of st. Peter
or st. John. One use OF bonfires In the
not so far distant past was as a means
of disinfection. In his History of the
Plague Defoe tells of bonfires in Lon
don streets. 9here is reason to suppose
that in kindling such fires there was
still a remnant of superstition left. 1t
was in a eheasure a sacrifice to Baal.
As to the excellence of the method of
making fires to drive away a plague
the benefit would be questionable.
Anyhow it may be dwelt upon as the
earliest effort made toward cremation,
for it was of some slight use when an
Infected neighb borhood caught fire and
was reduced to ashes. But then, the
remedy might have been worse than
the disease.
\ <
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
Where Marriage Paws.

: Married people have the best OF it
IN ocean travelling" said sea captain,
for they have a stateroom to them.
selves. People travelling alone, unless
they are willing to pay q good deal ex-
ira have to sleep III the same room
with strangers, an unpleaSant thing.
Some of these lone travellers, to se-
cure privacy, pay extra fare Others
many, many Others try to secure pri-
vacy BY giving us Hes instead OF
money e.
One man will tell the chief steward
that he has an intolerabIe snore. An
other will say he is subject. to epileptic
attacks, wherein in the small hours he
becomes a shrieking and dangerous
maniac Another viii say that in the
throes Of acute seasickness from the
beginning Of the voyage to the end he
fills the cabin day and night with dis
NAL noises.
No matter. They all have to share
their staterooms with strangers. The
only way out Of 1t Is TO plank down
the coin. - New York Press. &
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
NFeasure Your Frienfss..

sDid you ever amuse yourself" asks
the London Gentlewoman, con a wet
Sunday afternoon by giving marks OF
appreciation or the reverse to all your
friends and acqnaintances? This is the
method we employ There are five
heads-(D looks; (2y manners; (3) abili-
ties; 40 merit and (5) 'use'-and this
fifth Item often balances all the rest,
for a person may quite likely possess
nearly full marks for looks, manners,
abilities and merit and yet be of no
possible use to oneself, while, vice
versa, some person may be Of great
use one may fancy their company, or
they may have knack of sympathy,
vet be very deficient in manners or
merit The marks range from o to 90,
and il you are quite conscientious In
awarding your marks you Will be sur
prised to find how the law Of averages
comes in and how much the, sum total
of one individuals marks resembles am
other Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
WiESBAcH WAS WINNER I'm
STOCK JUDGING CONTEST

Members in the advanced class in
sthe stock Judging contests at the Al.
6, yesterday afternoon and today,
showing expertress In their Judgment
of superior points lin dairy cattle,
swine. sheep, beef cattle and draft
horses, were A. j. Wiesbach, to whom
was awarded the gold medal and Gill
belt Roaldson to whom was awarded
the silver cup.
In the contest for first year men,
students who have done this class of
work Tor the first time, the winner Of
the silver cup as given by Professor
Richards, was G.. Sherman.
This afternoon the meat cutting dem
.onstration was in progress and the pa
.vilion was crowded Tn the audience
We're. number of students iii the do
Iinestic science department and nurn
der Of housekeeping students. They
were accompanied by Miss Susan Nj.
Reid, head of the department Of do
smestic science, and Miss Amy NichoI.
instructor Of sewing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
MUNICIPAL, OWNERSHIP

The municipal ownership Of public
utilities is a comparatively simple
problem with the inhabitants of Gwan-
.da, Africa, While municipal autliori-
ties in other parts of the world are
deciding the relative value of asphalt,
Belgian blocks, vitrifed bricks and
wood squares as paving material, the
inhabitants of this African town have
settled the problem to their entire
satisfaction by using the skulls of
their enemies for paving the ap-
proaches to tllsir town. Iii is related
that more than 10000 skulls are used
in paving the approaches to the var-
iotis gates, and to those who do not
know what material Is used (. these
cleaning skulls, polished to whiteness
by the attrition Of countless feet, form
an iyorylike approach Of no small at-
tractiveness. When new pavement Isl
needed there is NO scandal about the.
letting Of the paving contract. War
is declared upon some neighboring
tribe, and presently the worn out pave
d1ent is replaced by new one at al
small and satisfactory cost
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
N. wv. ROSPERlTY AS
SHOWN by FARM LOANS

Commercial WestJ An indication of
the increasing prosperity and solid
foundation OF the financial well-being
of the northwestern farmer which IS
worthy Of considerations is the regular
ity with which, season after season, flie
placer Of farm mort cages must push
out into the newer districts to make
his loans Continued years Of good re-
turns from crops have placed the farm
ers IN the older districts Of the north
west in a position where they are oIi Il
financial footing ii WHICH they cease
to require loans to carry on their oper-
atoms The country Is butt up, their
farms are improved and iii most cases
enlarged as much as feasible 10 that
often, instead Of desiring loans they are
themselves looking for opportunities to
invest their profits
ssI have here letter from one Of
our agents in North Dakota said ]
III Barnes, president Of the Minnesota
Title Insurance & Trust Co. in speak
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
POSITIONS wANTED--pEMaIE. 8. I n "a 4

becoming realized all over the country.
People are coming TO be more and
more Interested in a species of invest
inent where they may realize com
Portable and equitable return from
their capital and yet feel absolutely cer-
tain of the safety Of their money. This
is the dominant feature Of the farm
mortgage. In over twenty years of bus
siness experience in placing this class OF
investments we have never had a client
who lost money through them. A few
days ago we placed a number Of mort
cages with resident Of the state Of
New York whom we had never seen
but who had heard of the value OF the
farm mortgage through a friend for
whom we had placed similar invest
nei,ts This merely illustrates the
widespread satisfaction with fl,is class
of inv estinents 1t also illustrates an-
other fact which Is becoming generally
realized and acknowledged which IS:
that Minneapolis has become the lead
ing city Of this country III the handling
of farn-mortgages
Farnlers are paying che interest on
their mortgages fairly promptly. there
IS Ittle 70 complain Of ong that feature.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
Marriage In Korea.

There Is not much difficulty in marry
Ing of a daughter In Korea. Where
there are defects, such as feeble health.
paralysis, deformities, etc., an expert
intermediary who knows how to con-
ceal them is employed. 1t is her busi-
ness to make the girl presentable to the
parents OF the suitor.. AS the bride
groom does not see the bride until the
day Of marriage, when it Is too late to
recoil, he Is obliged to make the best Of
the situation. In marrying Korean
girls are not exempt from contributing
to the support OF the family. This APP
plies to the grande dame as well as the
humblest peasant. Ladies OF rank who
have become impoverished and are
obliged to support themselves may earn
q livelihood by knitting or rearing silk
worms.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
RARE DAYS

Rare days are these; the greening
trees,
Wind stirred to pulsing symphonies,
Speak Of the gladstone days oi
spring
The errarit brook is murmilring
IT'S rarest, fairest, vocal glees.
The flowers bloom; bunble-bees
sDrone out a pean on the breeze,
Ehe meadow lark is on the wing
Rare days are thesel s,
His iliocking bird cadence spun to
please,
The cat bird whistles Ger the Ieass
"A sllrill and careless offering,
And then, ashamed, makes haste to
sing, 81
his injured conscience to appease-
Rare days are@fhesei
Stacy r. Baker, in Recreation for
n Mareil.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22

4 s
ing of this feature Of the placing d
faarili loans this week, (which illus
trates this necessity on our part.
his agent is situated in a territory
where, dozen years ago We were
placing farm mortgages without diffi-
Guilty at as high rates as 10 per cent.
"A short time ago We wrote him asking
the reason for the falling off In appli-
eations~for loans in his territory and
offering to reduce the rate, there. iii
his reply he said that a reduction would
have little effect on the demand ais the
farmers had little use for loans. This
instance is merely one of large num-
ber which illustrate howtIie investor in
faTnl-loars must constantly follow the
growth of the country and depend on
the newly settled districts for his bust
ness.
/ III regions in North Dakota where
formerly loans were in demand at rates
around 10 per cent rate OF 8 per cent
is no inducement to borrowers now
and there is little anxiety to borrow at
per cent One thing that Isl rlot:ce-
able to the man who is studying the
farm land situation coiistafltly IS the
fact that the newest country IS the
best. There are people now In Cavalier
county iii South Dakota who would not
trade their farms for the choicest prop
erty in the famous Red river valley.
AT the present time the farm
mortgage business IS prosperous.
While demands for loans are not So
heavy as they might BE we are pushing
out and SO make tip for a lessened de-
nland in the older territory BY constant
" branching out into the newer.
he demand on the part OF inves-
tors Is good and ait THE same time the.
field has grown. The value of the farnl-
mortgage when intelligentIy placed Is
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
A sfotier,s Corn 4, IN !, 4

William Brookield, the English di-
vine, used to tell this story: 'sThe new
bishop Of New Zealand In a farewell
and pathetic Interview with his moth
er after his appointment was thus ad,
dressed by her In such sequence ais
sobs and tears would permit: 4 sup
pose they viii eat you, my dear. try
to think otherwise. but suppose they
will. Well, we will leave it In the
hands Of Providence But, il they do,
mind, my dear, and disagree with