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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07

@~eIfigneIie. 5 BAN % 0ronnins
gen maa 8riitenoommen, Iaa ret ri
tan tonne. bare en- TOR Sietts.
5por itul0e set 3lG0e os al ie
nogIe al pore paa oet p~eroslige Omz
raa6e melt fremragtn0e % inofl1s
ioelfesrise 2an6smano fer / 2tmes
rita title iig belt paa a%riitenopms
mems Sioe. Oct oiloe gla6e os
buaN for oisies egtn Del % for
Den S~nofln6elie. Sc eoer paa andre
9anosmano. 56i langtfra bar ri
nO9ei imo0 oeroSli9 8p9tig6eo. gi
letter itor Qris paa Sen. Den bar
fore, nnttiae timeli9e 0p9aper Al
leie. Men 6oorfor itat Sen iaa
i1ttss set beOite2
8trior maa ri. ariitsnoommens
5alsm9n0. prre tro imo6 os ielo.
% 6por ri optrGoer, mda ri b1Se
BET 6s0ite, Ser er os betroet. Rddr
bi bq0er til Set, mas Ri oiie, at oi
bar Retter. Ser sr oaro at iGttt
frem til 9arina % 3poelie, % til.
lige II ri fan 9dd for gor0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07

1903 = eler fun ca. 400 minort,
END Der BAR afgiOet i 1898. Sg
I6an 6leo en- fortrinlig ai9soagss
man0 = aofplote i'm qlaos PAL
6eunoringoaroi9 Bis. 6erom oit
Ger blioe Qeili96eo til at tale no
'fsrli9t / Ell fpl9enOe Qrtitel. Iu,
pe0 Gfterretningen ON bans Orb.
bar Sp9apen fun o9ret ! tore 5rGt
al tegne 2inierne / oenne fremras
Qenoe Manos 9ipsfpreli e % MIN
oes Sc entelte Data / bans beginner
beosriQe Gin, fom belt bar oGrst
0iet 5orIOaret for Set 0dnife 5olfs
9eitaden % 5rem9dn9.
3eodttgr 5esien agteoe 1887
Marie 0ttaoia 5i6i9er, Batter al
afoeoe 0berit 2(rel j., rGlara au=
p9oel"s o9 Slia 6ibiger5 8rooer.
san efterla0er fig foruoen i'm SOU
iiru to Spnner % en- 0atter.
On tort 3iO Ifuloe M}n0esmars
tet ooer @uitao So6annien paret
~afiIpret paa 5len56org 8irtegaaro.
Gu oil foruoen en- frif 9rap pare
at CRAZE. % i Ben tai gemmcs en-
al Dor Nationalitets beOite Men6,
en- StriO5mdn0 al gammel fpnoer<
mot 9Gt; Sens Sesien, Ror0iltss
ti9erne5 3al5mono o9 Set 6anift
5oItS %aarpda9ne 5orpoit moo SD0.
6ans Minoe bill Ri 9anIf 6ofoe
; 2Gre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07

fiespi9ife Rigs0d9smdnO og be l.
9anooagsmano tun0e O9re til Ste
oe; | mo0iat 5alo itul0e Qfilerinz
gen iamme Dag foreea / StiTbeb.
9a &eodtter Sesien matte ID
De 'i9 in0la9ge pad en- alinit for at
9ennemgdd EN- Operation, og oct
bdr uoeluffet, at ban til oen Sio
fln0e OGr raft igen, u6talte ban
0st 2nite. at Der life al 6enibn tx
Gum iful0e foretages en- 9Gnoring..
men at 2tfilpringen mdatte foregac
me0 ben fra forit at paatentte 6sie
t~ioeli96e0. 5IertaGet at aomittmsbs
lemmerne 6ol0t imi0lerti0 iftg.
g5Iens6org 9(ois" paa, at oct Ttaf
bliOe be0 Sen opennaonte 8eitem@
melie. Nfilprin9en af Minoesmers.
fet IfuI0e fore9dd I Stit6e0 paa
5lensbor9s me 8%irfeguar6 9ors=
0dgen Den 2. Qug. om Mt6oagen
81. 1912,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07

Min0esmarte for gu
! aO So6annien. Pua ct M}ez
Dc Den 27. Mai OeotO9 l10oalget fox
@uituO So4dnniens MinoesmGrte /
5lensbOr9, at @filprin9en, Der fprit
BAR faitIut til Den 5. SUM, ifuloe
rpiGttes til oen afopoe 8i9s6d9ss
man0s 5aoieIs0a9 Sen 2. Qu9ut.
Den paatantte 6ejtioelig6e6 ffulos
ga finoe Ste6 UNDER oen Scrub
iatning, al Sen mloarenoe moro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
Gigsoagsmano, Hcbatter
). Sessions boS.

Den af6oIote isnoerjpoite ai95s
c%agsmano o9 Reoattsr Sesien, ON
bois operation paa 9rof, 3ops
iin9s &linit / &g6enbaon % iensye
8einoenoe Ri tiOliaere far 6erett,t.
osoe pluoieli9 % uOentet SpnoaJ
D}or9en tiolig Den p. sui.
9d OOeribgepleieriten 9eroa5
.Gftsrmi0oag oeo 6s5ioen tilIaa Qa.
%tienten, BAR ban oeo goot Mo0 %
'ptre0e ietp, al ban iDntes, ban 6do=
Dc Oct 9oot. Qrofesforen bdpoe mel.
|cp tonitateret, at Oct oe0 Cperdtio=
men for 8aloeltenslioelien fremtalo-
tc Sddr lG9eoes tilfre0sitilen0e %
bar BELT og rent. 5ru SeSien, Scr
iioen Operationen bap0e op6ol0t T.
/ aeben6aOn meO 10 al gprnene.
forIoo alinitten meo Set SnotrDf,
at 9e0rin9en bar betp0elig % IA.
Zen ooeritdaet. Rehdtter Sesien falo.
/ en- trbg Sson, o9 in9en oenteoe.
at Ratten itiloe 6ringe 9utaftrofen
@eo 1z5ioen 6lep OberIpdepleier.
item imi0Iertio tiltal6t, ga 6,r
pIu0ielia bar inotraaot en- 8riis.
Den fsrte / qsbet al faa Minuttet
til DOZEN. 9eoattpr SesIen u0.
itreo lin iioite Stamp fort oa, IA
Iri0t Menneiter tan %itqnne. uosr
Smerte eler 9ioeIier.
Den lln~oeris9elIe, qrofesIor Rop.
ling ienere iorstoa, gap til Reiultot
at Reo. Sesien par op0 al en- BLOB.
prop.
5 g0agbIuoet" i as6en6apn 8ipt:
folgenoe Stitie al oen ADOBE:
Rigs0agsman0, Reoatter Sens
5esien bar fs6t i 5o9s6ale Stole
t9t uoenfor Msgeltgnoer I ?
lar De gdmle, ton9erigite Gntlapei
- ben 5. 5e6ruar 1854 ION Sei
ldf Stolel9rer 6ans Msaer ,Sesien
is 1874 tog ban Gtsamen fra Ssn
Der Semindrium % bar oerpaa
PrioatlGrer, ferit / 9roaoer, ser.
pdo / 3enoer. Senere Toretoa bar
Helier | aon9eriget og Suerria Of
oroa til 5rantrio, 6oor 6an Ell Qlars
2io | paris ituoereoe franIt Sprct
|os eitterdtur. 0erpda forbereott
ban Jig / @sttingen til Gtsamen 70,
serere beb NelemitoIen ga to1
Den meo 5rdnit og Gneelit Tom 6a.
bsofaa. San fit Taa 9niattelie be-
Den oen9dns enonu beitaaenoe pri.
bate odnIfe Realitole / 6aoers!ep
og od oennes biotitp9renoe 6or.
itanoer tort efter fratraaote, ftulot
ban ooertdge Stolen. Men De init
Mbnoigbeoer nagteoe BAN Sen for.
nsone geoiaing UNDER paaifub al
at ban life babh Rettoratsetsamen
Oct biafp lite, at ban | Smuc
reiite neo oa tog ben ! 3asfel. Der
odnife STOLE blep lutfet.
Glerebe I Nnne peripbe al
Sessions oio baooe ban ftrepet Fert
artitler til r0annspirte" og .5lens.
borg @bis". 6an blep, oo o.
preusfite Mpnbisbeoer bapbe fpar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
Siaeoc fra Den ,,cuige Stao"

Den 6stenote 6orfatter 5obannes
Ssr3enien bar mig beis9t STATEN
% bar i en- 8atte Reiiebreoe II
= vIationattioen0e" ap6en6dpn
teitytpet fine 5notrnf Oerfra. 5 eis
ttrfel9enoe gr%uoitptfer al et Ioaz
oant grep beifripsr ban 8jrteIipet
/ Rom, Ser iom betenot sr u0s
pre9et t%atolit, og itent 5Orfatteren
ieto Ct aatolit % iaaIeoes Ter paa
oft 9snnsm t%atolife griqer. er Oct
bog interesiante gi0tosr ban ruler
Up.
SITTER Al bare psgei oaa. al man
ION en- Regel paa De fornemite %
NET bsfFgte SteOer ! asbenbapn
tun isr aafeer, 6otsler % 5orlps
feliesite0sr, iaa Ter man pad oe
forntmite Strsg ! Rom airter.
nNan itiler ia for gtsempel,@ itris
Der 6an, .paa sen berpmte pid3}d
Def Qopolo, hoorira ire AZ Roms
.6ooe0laoer uoaa1r. Der li11er pdd
!0iernerne al bette 5orp life minore
eno re airter. "a iaaoan er set
oDer1lt. Sal mart maj FRA Serns
bantitationen ! Rom tommsr no /
@nen. sr set alsrIerit, mar fuor
Ole paa. en airte, % pad en Sur
I @aArne Ter man ale 9e9ne airz
fefaea6sr o. airtetupler. Unn f5er.
q Rom bar m airfs til boer 0a3
Ware. og t 9irteliq6eoen er Sc.
lem 8 % 400 iterrs % min0re
trtsr ! Rom.
0eite mnrter man o9iaa. itrats
SEN ferIit Morasn, Iom til5rinaes
| zen seias Sta0. Q1ere0e o,S
9aaarn orftes man af alottetlem=
ten ira airternt run0t omfrin9.
nj hatr tneitt Morrn rin1es Ser
til Mesie ira ale gnens mun9e
2irfsr, q oen frsmme0t mnrter
faa!soss. TRAITS ban ilaor Zinene
Up. at ban ct tommtn I'll en- IA.
tolT gp. ia til islpe Ben tatolft
airtes 6ooeoita6.
9faar nan la guar III, opoa9tr
man iu0en lGnge en- airte, "a 9anitt
paturlis: gaar man 0erino. 9lo
boer Sioe al 7ersn iiooer Ser IN
Bigger, ofteit en- blino. beoer TN
aoientrans og itrafter lin 6at
40 moo Dem. Ser gaar ino. )
Dagens COB fal0er Ser mangen
Sti1ing I oisie 3igaeres 6atte, o.
man BAR BAIT Gtsempler paa, al
iaaoanne airtetigaere ligefrem er
b!eOne oelitadsnoe. 6pis Sc er set.
ian man imioltrtiS life Ie Oei pal
hem, tbi ae bar gerne oeres per.
ie ri paa. BED nogle airter ger
Of fig nnttige meo al lutte 0ersn
pp "a I for Dem, Ser saar ino.
u6enfor airteosren finNs o9ida
ofte Imua go0er rsiit. 6Oor Ser
fnIqes Roisntranie. Qnonatsbine,
Der. Neoalier % andre lignenSe
@enitanoe. Tette Ter oeo mango
airter boa fun paa inrlise Set.
fhdss. Sli9e Setter gipss ogioa til
fenoe beo. at Ser ober airteporitn
CT bangt Ell reot alGN meo 9ulN=
frpnfer; FER man oct, fan man be-
re pig pda at Fn0e bele &irten
fmpttet inooenoig meb 2ps og Re
trutten pper oct bele meo riot alG-
a. 0et times Stalienerns er mutt
SrRoer ma III ino | en- romerii
airte, Osfaa en- 9ae. Del life sr
SIT, en- aanfie nlminoelio Senoue.
oo oil man, bbis atrien lager
et no~ssnlunoe befoftet aparter, i'm.
be en- tulrig Menisheo foriamlei. I
Ron % | oct belle tueet | De ituIis
cnfte gber amer antoliterne 6ei
nemIio life for not al bsre en- Mes.
fe ON S%enonssn. Der er 5nfenetr
Da after 1ufsnbsr. Der bpsr Da1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07

ret bans 5remtio ION 9a0aoo9
Ifait Meoarbeiosr Oeo n5lensborl
qpis", 6pis 2soer 0eu9ang par gu
itaD Sobunnien, og ira /. Sui
I1SS2 operto9 ban Ieloit9noigt 9la=
oets Qeoelie. Oct 6apoe Oen9anq "a.
500 q6onnenter; M, oe0 Sesi ems
9po, bar BET meo Ct run0t 3al
ooer 10 Gan9e iaa mango.
Sesien bar Sen fg0te Sournaliit,
lea life Blot sieoe ban ct perionligt,
Ifremra9enOe 5remftiaingstalent, Der
1ap bans Qrtitter Rang melem De
teoite, INN oDer6ooe0et er blepen
~ifre0et pad oanit Spro9, men ban
Ipdr tiqi9e Ell me0 glimrenoe orgas
IniiaioriIfe Gpner uoruitet Heodttor,
SelD ON man l9ite mango BLADE
od9lig, par bog alti0 / y5lensborg
Qois" noset, man life bdpoe l9it
anoetIte0s % gerne piloe l9ie. BID
Get bleb ferenoe for 6eie Sen Oanife
8resie / Hor0ilespi9, adrpddgent,
6eitemmen6e Tor 5uiinoer Al Menz
METERS 5antegang. ilagfGrOi9t obers
for M}ooitdn0ere. eneraiit / al i'm
s9r0 o9 ira fprite Qinie til ii0ite
prGQet At Sen Der ionli96e0, Ser f
Oeoe oet meo iod oberle1en en- 0n9
Itig6eo, iaa rig en- 8un0i fabsfnl0e %
Ida itGrf % 6h6 en- Sper6eoisnin9.
is oanif 9resies 6iitorie in0taaer
r5lens6org Npis" unoer Sesiens
I2iStlie en- Qtaos, iom Samtio.n
daereGe 6eunorenoe 6ar anerten0t,
log iom 9ftertioen in9en Sin0e oil
funne glemme.
aenoete9nene Tor 5esien8 per-
l~ionli9e Sournaliitit % bans 8eoatz
tor 9irfiom6e6 par feloFal9eIi9 /
Iferite R9tte bans rationale Sin0
I6aa6 og Urn. M}en 6pem Ser ful9z
te BAN pad n9rmere 6oI0 maatte
Il life minore @ra0 lore at oGr0s
Iiatte bans poltmiite Stunt % bars
fornn0erli9e Gpne til at 6ol0e tine
We6arbej0ere, line Qenner % Idnoes
Iliq oQiaa fine SLENDER ! Aan0e.
I@nHliQ par ban Iom SourndIiit d
Reoatter Iige Idd poruelig Iom II
Ibpielig. NI0ria 6ar ban fortpiplet,
Ielb life, nadr Set regneoe ober ham
meo itren9e Strafeoomme, Ser for
I2tdr as @dn9en ban0t bans itGrfs,
I~adn0eliae &refter. 4lori9 bar ban
IGeler foregsglet line rotate QGiee
re inobilote Seire, tuniti9 6rems
Iqan0 eaer tilinneldoen0e 6eIo. Som
Ioen GeIterbo, ban par, forItoo ban
at Iorblipe np0tern unoer ale Sm=
itiftelier. % netop 0erfor Bier Set
fam % bans 9la6, ION beitemic
&urien / oe Ileite tore % nGiten
ale De minore Eager, Ror0ilesoi-
9erne bar ituQet orefte % ta9c
Sitting til.
5 alt er Ser ooergaaet y6lens-
borg 2(oi8" 43 DONNIE, iom til
Hammer repr9ienterer 101 Maane-
oers 6angiel % 1926 Mart / 9r-
Der foruoen Sugsomtoitnin9er.
l4f 5GnaielsitrdHene faloer alene Dc
$50 MaaneOer - altiaa ooer fire
Nar paa Sessions ielp qSS3--
1899. 9}en alori9 bar Dan fla9et,
END minore looet ia tue, itpnt ban
meo lit Ipd9e 0elbreo Ieo 6aar9t
unoer 6GngIelsop6ol0et. ION
Preusierne ojor0t ~unpopenoi9t
itren9t, Raar ban tom no i1en, in.
Oe6olot n5len5bor9 2tois~ / Re9-
len en- RGtte fortrinli9e 2lrtitfcr.
9ennemarbeioeoe i 9ante % 6orm.
Iaa bans aqiere 6leo reone me>
af oen Sinoets 6riit6eo. Ser itrpm.
meoe Dem ! Mo0e ira oisIe oen in.
Neiperreoe og forful9te 5an9es
OperOejelier.
Oct par efter et 6an9felsop6olo
lat ban uogdo lin npperliat fife 80,
Melem Eiterio % 9eiter6ao".
den %foreOri9t er bans @irtiom6e>
man9efoloia. 6an traaote i Steoe.
for 9uitaO So6annIen, ga oennt
unoer Rigsoag5tampagnen 1888
| NaA SN -
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-27

try fare. and keep always within reach
good book. something light and
amusing II you will. but let II be litera-
ture, something worth while, not trash,
and preferably. something that will
bring you into sympathy with. and give
you insight into the beauties aud
wonders Of nature all about you.
Then. when the tired feeling Is gone,
explore the region. whatever It may be.
where you have chosen to pass your
holiday. Tramp through some leafy
forest glade. observe the varied liv-
ing things of fields and woods. till you
know their haunts and their habits.
Learn the flowers and plants.
When you have general acQuaint-
ance with all that you see In a ramble
and can enter fully into the enjoyment
Of the lavish beauty and interest which
the country in summer everywhere
affords to those who choose to avail
themselves Of II. II Is well tn select
hobby and make yourself master
Of some one department Of nature. 1t
matters little what It is. Take which
ever happens to interest you most
geology. mineralogy. botany, ornith-
OlOsy or entomology
There Is great virtue In u hob
by of any kind. for II the time ever
comes. as We hope 1t may to all. when
there Is II breathing spell before the
closing scene. and the necessity for
daily grinding toll may be laid aside,
II Is II great thing to have Il familiar
and friendly hobby to ride gently down
the declining slope to the banks Of the
river which al must finally cross.
or course. there will be many to
whom nature appeals but little. or
only IN II general way. and who will
never care to follow or study any Of
her special manifestations. For them
ample recreation can he found in many
varieties Of outdoor life.
Hunting fishing. boating. camping,
tennis and golf-all furnish henlthful
sport and mental and bodily renewal
But have something in mind for your
vacation. so that II shall not be passed
In mere aimless, profitless loating, but
will send you back to your work
fresh and vigorous to cope with what
ever Of trial or struggle another yea.
may have In store for you.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-27

The accidental omission Of Prof.
Stockwell's name from the republican
ticket as originally published in The
Evening Times-an error which ap-
pears to have also been made by sew
eral other papers in the state. notably
the Minot Reporter and Lisbon Free
Press-is the subject OF adverse COM
neni by the Plaindealer and the Her
aid. either one Of which may he de-
pended upon 10 sneeIe when the other
takes SNUFF, Thoughtful people will
concetie that fault finding of this char
arter Is pretty small business. especi-
ally when the Herald. which has always
assumed 10 reform things senerally,
has not as yet deemed il expetiient
I" explain the connection of its editor
with that 81 per cent printing graft.
Perhaps the Plaindealer. il it would.
might find time TO throw some lish,
upon its pals part in the successful
conspiracy 10 rob the tax payers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-27
A GAR REPA|RER
KILLED IN FARGO
Paul Matthey Meets a Horrible
Death by Being Run Over
by q Train.
rEAerE KILLED IN SANE SPOT

Special 70 The Eve.ing Tines.
> : : = : = = : > 80 : . ss%S@S
= Fargo. \. n. July ss.-The life. y
: less body Of Paul Natthey. EN-. :
pleyed rs foreman Of the car re. =
: palrers Of the Great Northern. y
; Was feaad this morning about 1 :
> s'elock By men walking along the >
: tracks towards NesrAead. :
esssssss ss<ss<Sssss
The corpse lay beside the track and
was nearly stepped upon by the pass
ers in the darkness. The body had
been literally cut in two. half lying
on each side OF the rail. The mutila
alton was horrible. the jaw being split
open. arms cut OF and body severed
completely.
The man had evidently been struck
some distance from where the body
was found and dragged along. mansl-
ing and grinding it into an unrecos-
ni1able pulp, The spot where he was
killed was less than fifty feet from
where Victor Peague lost his life in
similar manner about month ago.
Deceased was about IS years old,
married and A trusted employe of the
railroad company.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-27
a wONAN.< WAY.

tFrom the Baltimore SUM-
me world is full OF heroines
Whose brav'ry none can doubt:
In circuses they face the lions.
AZ home put thieves to rout
But when the storm has passed away.
The trouble disappears.
ny is IL that they ALWAYS saw:
She then burst forth in tears"
A SUDDEN panic thrills the school.
The children rush TO death:
me gentle teacher. calm and cool
Controls them with her breath.
bus when the hor-id fear Is Quelled.
The tumult once more sleeps.
w ny Is IL by some force impelled
She sits right down and weeps":
The IRE Is burning in the mill.
The terror stricken run
To dash pell nell across the sill
And perish every one.
"A woman leaps before their path:
They stop. in ordered stream
Ihsy nle 10 safety from deaths wrath
While she sits down and screams!
I guess. from Helen. fair. Of Troy.
Unto Joan of Arc.
was ever WomAn's way Of 10Y
:, To move in mysteries dark
No Doubt. when Molly Pitcher bold
In battles blood was painted.
she lef, her daring deed Of gOld
And went right home and tainted
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-27
The Emperor at the Pho,.

The Emperor Of Germany. said /.
telephone inspector. us u great user
III the phone. A peculiar et,one,,a
must be observed in Germany in ta,s-
ing to him over the wire.
I'm the first place. the emneror
never gives his name. After caiitns =
mn. man up he doesn't begin with .HsI1o'
ln's is BILL. or anything OF TINT snr,
ne oesins with the imperial nhrass
command that '"se'
All the officials of Germany know,
mat ! communal that thundersa nw.,
,ne phone means the Kaiser is talk.
When tho emperor Ia ,hrouph h,s
conversation he doesn't say ,C"n,.hv s
or That's all He hangs mn ,ha w. ~,
ceiver and stalks away What's NJ "s , ~,
result: The result OF that custom, 'i &c
mat the otticial at the other ""% o -
!ne wire. no matter how LOFTY No nav
~, Ss. has 10 stand with tho rscsiv Nv may ~
MS ear for Ave or nix minutes ins.. ~.
Mot sure whether he Ia ,hink,ns m
Inquirer. ' S'"c'nnau
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-27
FARM wASTAGE.

II IL u notorious fact that the wastagc
wonder of men who are accustomed to
sse the economy practiccd by the farm
crs In the east and IN Europe In fact
the material which is wasted On the
farms III this part OF the country would
afford u splendid revenue to the pco-
pie who must make every nook and
corner ot tho farm yield II profit.
II IL possible that binder Irvine can
liz made from flax straw and that in.
stead Ut this material being allowed
to waste on the farm Il could he con-
verified into IN article which Is ahSt,-
luirly essential IN the harvesting of tho
crop. II Is also true that the wheat
straw which so far in the develop
nlent III the northwest has only been
u burden to he gotten rid III by burn
INK. may he converted into marke,
paper which would fined u ready sale.
But to realize the advantages OF con-
verting these otherwise waste pro-
ducts into understandable naterial.
there must he some consideration
given 10 the securing Of manufactures.
II would be losing proposition to ship
our straw ~ New York In order tn
have Il converted into paper. So would
II hc loss to ship our flax fiber ~
81. Paul for the purpose of having
II manufactured into hinder Irvine to
liz sold hack tn North Dakota farmers.
Hut II the factories for the CONVEX
sion vi both vi these waste products
were located IN North Dakota the raw
'matersal could he procured n, small
rs'St. aud al the same time the farmers
would realize u considerable income
from n source which is now an abso-
lutte non, producer.
Then aHaln as hhas been demonstra-
ted repeatedly in these columns. the
location nj factories In this state
will enable the farmers to diversity
with small crops without materially
diminishing the value III the cereals
which mus, ever remain the money
producer of this country, II Grand
Turks has few factories employing
\ few thousand men the farmers for
miles around could engage In the rails
In. VI cabbage. beans. potatoes. peas.
sweet corn and scores " other
vegetables which could l,e sold To pec.
pie sd employed at q decidedly good
rrofst So many Of these GOULD be-
grown that all Ut them could not
fail In any one year,
None hi these crops would add
materially III the hank acenun, ot the
producer after his annual expense ac.
count had been deducted, Ru, the
latter could he easily made IN this way
and In case the wheat or fiax should
fAil. Il would no, he necessary IL
mortgage the next season, And in the
event III the regular crops no, being
la1lurcs Il would allew u larger amount
10 b. placed to the cres,i, ot the farm
Or tn the hank,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-27
ONE TRUST DISSOLVED.

The Sewer Pipe Trade association,
known as the sewer pipe trust. being
under investigation by II federal grand
jury ut jamestown. n. V, ON a charge
OF violating the Sherman antitrust
law. decided to initiate Davy Crockett
coon and assured the district attorney
II he would not shoot it would come
down.
The charge against the association
was the maintenance Of an agreement
for the division of territory and the
fixing Of prices. This was admitted
by the proposition OF its attorney to
dissolve the trust il the prosecution
was abandoned
The district attorney having in
view the wholesome and salutary effect
OF the dissolution Of this trust to the
people at large and as no other end
could be gained" agreed to postpone
the investigation until the trust had
an opportunity to submit to the at
torney general proof OF its absolute
and final dissolution.
II the dissolution is followed BY COM
petition the effect upon prices should
be noticeable. But there may he
skeptics who will point out that the
discovery that one form Of agreement
in restraint of trade is illegal does
not always lead to that outcome. For
the moment. however. the government
can congratulate itself upon the dis
solution Of one trust and hope that the
public will find II as wholesome and
salutary as predicted.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-27
SUMNER RECREATION.

II Is undoubtedly true. and Il Is n
pity. that ten people know how to
work to one who knows how to rest,
or to play. There Is an idle class who
serve no sNcd purpose In the general
St6not6S. and who. as - rule. bore
themselves unspeakably in trying to
spend their entire lives in play. bu,
they are NOT very numerous.
The average man and woman are
workers In some sphere of HONORABLE.
toll and usefulness. and generally are
industrious and devoted to their work,
sometimes too much so. for they allow
II to absorb all their energy and inter-
est to such an extent that they lose all
capacity 10 Sc, gu, of their ri, and
find the recreation and refreshmen,
they need by changing their physical
envtrrnn,en, and mental atmosphere.
Io such people vacation Is mere va
Guilty. whereas I, should furnish what
the word recreation implies--a re-cre-
auon--a complete rcfurnishmen, ot
body and mind.
Worn and tagged by year If in
ces$an, grind. wha, can one best dc
Win the summer break that comes to
most. !" get all tina, is possible out
I" ~ ~ course there must be first
rest. and considerable amount Of
real iosf'ns and physical idleness Is
admissible.
Dismiss business and worry from
the mind. relax every nerve and
muscle. and lie on the grass and listen
IL the birds and the whispering ,ree-
tops. change your die, 10 simp.e couu.