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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15
NEW PLAN FOR AID.
Proposition to Deposit Public Money
in San Francisco.

Proposition to Deposit Public Money
in San Francisco.
Washington. June 14-An entirely
new proposition for the supply Of funds
for building purposes to San Francisco
was developed yesterday through con-
ference with the relief committee now
here from that city and today presented
to the house committee on appTOpria-
tiOHs at a hearing given the relief COM
mittee.
The plan, it is said. is the suggestion
Of Senator AldTich of Rhode Island, who
objected decidedly TO the proposed plan
for a government loan of $40 600. 900 to
the Red Cross association for a similar
loan TO the San Francisco Clear
ing House association. The plan
proposed today is that congress
pass joint resolution author
izing the secretary of the treas
ury to place SIC, ZOO, 900 of government
funds on deposit in San Francisco IN
der the same terms as deposits are
made IN government repositories banks
with the exception that it shall re-
main where deposited for FIVE or ten
years. To make this money available
for building purposes a local improve
ment company would be organized
which would transact all the business
between the banks having the deposit
and prospective borrowers, the improve
ment company to assume the respOn-
sibility To the bank for loans.
This plan was laid before the appro-
priatiOns committee by Judge Morrow
for the relief committee. the entire Cal
ifornia delegation i'm congress being
present at the hearing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15
LOST HIS WIFE'S SOCIETY
Joseph N. Anderson Therefore Sues
the Southern Pacific Rail
road for $4,000.

Joseph NJ Anderson filed a damage suit
yesterday in the United States court
against the Southern Pacific railroad
company for $4,000 for depriving him Of
the society and personal attentions of his
wife caused by q railroad accident in
which his wife was permanently injured
These damages also include s. for medi-
cine, SO for doctors bills and $50 for
travelling expenses to his wife
Mrs. Anderson filed suit some time ago
in the United States court for $4,000 for
personal injuries received in "A wreck not
in the courts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15
Nevada lakes Action.

Carson City, New, June 1.-THE in
sUrance commissioners has notified the
National Fire Insurance company Of
Hartford, by a message to President
Nichols, TO pay 100 cents on the dollar
of its San Francisco losses or cease do
ing business in the state of Nevada.
This action was taken when it was re-
ported to him that the company had
agreed TO pay % cents only. He holds
that such reduction is an act of in
solvency-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15
eAPoN WAS MURDERED.

St Petersburg June 1.-THE official in
quiry into the death of Father Gapon has
resulted in a verdict that GapOn was muir
dered By Gutenberg and two accomDlices.
The government has formally demanded
the eXtradition of Gutenberg from Switz-
erland. whence he fled from Finland
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15
SAUSAGE FACTORIES CLOSED

New York. June H.-On complaint of the
department Of health, IL being alleged
that they were insauitary, two sausage
factories were closed here today Health
Commissioner Darlington said that the
inspection viii be continued and that all
insanitary places will be closed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15
BISHOP is ELECTED.

Portland. Ore. June 14-Late tonight
Rev Charles Scadding Of La Grange III
was unanimously elected bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of Oregon
TO succeed the late Bishop B. Wistar Nor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15
GARFIELD EXCURSION.

Sunday trips to busiest spot in Utah
Round trip soc. Trains at 1880 a. IN
and $3.50 p. m. Great Salt lake at its
best. Worlds greatest copper smelter
New model town on the shore. Roam
the hills and view the mammoth inn
pToVements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15

Say, have you tried those trout and
chicken dinners at Calder's? They're
lust fine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15
HOME COOKING.

- Good homs-cOoked food served from
Z IN. till p. m. Is W Third So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15
The Mutual
Life Insurance Company
of New York. New York.

Has devised and placed on the market at
a notably low rate, policy which pro-
vides protection more faT-reaChing than
an ordinary contract Address the above
and get the particulars
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15

II you want the children to enjoy /
themselves Just send them to Cal /
Gers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-15

The Monarch Visible Typewriter
is the up-to-date typewriter.
Pembroke Stationery Co. sell it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

ooreiliri ifin);, z llhr Ibenoa. iiit
europa. per Gampier vEampanio.
pio GlteeltStoplt.
y 0 # nad) . ii .. 1t. Central |.
Nnerifa, eft Bic etc.
W}itt,podl 10 llbr AbenoS, fir
Cuba. Dllcotou uulo Gonlpede, per
Compiler Yucuton;" iilr Sonoico per
Qumpier bon Ybilo0eIpbio.
G%pnncritne 10 llbr Nbcltea, llir
ole 9o6omlea, per Gnmpier Sem.
tiago;" fiir Curtis SNlonO unD st.
GontinQp. per Gnntpicr oSrninole."
6rcitoa 10 llbr Nbelos, fir
Yorto Nico. Seeruaro. mno99inonarb,
Sticlt Curacao mo &ene6lelo. per
0ompier n9nracos;" iiir St. Sits,
Murtilliq1tc iilb @itlnllu, per Gam.
pier ol,ncr;" filr 6ortlnnc %alono II.
Goloubiu, per Gompfcr Siberia"
filr Central Nnlcritn mo bic Silo,
Yocific . NGieit, per Camper piu SO.
lnr,; iilr Sanloieo, 0lc Sonol 3one,
banana mo Colombia, &cclpnr0s II.
8inOluorD Snicln lulb @ulolo. per
Iunpicr .Srinoco;" fiir Ole Bobo.
mas, per Compiler bon Wtionl Sta.
Die EpIt nod Ne%ufuublano. bio
9torO.S poncr unb nod WiQlelon,
uin Bottom, id)liebt bier t1glid) nm 3
llbr. Nadmittoes; mad; Cuba, bio
Solnpn, tGglid) I'M / llbr Rad)mlit.
tugs, uod) GoIto &ico, Sonouras
(Oltfiijte). @ltotentoId uno Nicora.
qua (Oltfiilte}, pio Neip.0 orleans,
tGQIid lult 10 llGr IbcnoS.
SranS. Is acific g Il.
Mittuod, - llbr NbcnbS. fiirNo.
mali, @unuu 9nb Die Fbilippincl. Slt.
lclu, pio Gan 6ron6iacn.
Snmitoa - llbr 9lbcnoa, fir
9tclr . Scelonb, G%lriirolicn, Nclts9o.
leOonien, Sompn mo &nlpoii. pio
Son 6ror5isco; iiir Sopolt, aorco,
.Gbino unD Die Ebilippiucn, pin Gan
Srul6taco.
Die Grnn3- Enciiic.Yplt miro tug.
lid sum gbfobrtsDoien bei0rbert,
ilto Die 3eit beS Yoitld)luiie8 lit 10
orroIl9irt, BOB eill ulllu,tcrbrodener
llebcrlnno . transport crntoglid)t
miro.
u. @0l@drriS,
Epitnciitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Nciratbs.Siten,c n.

George =. 6otbnolt 81, ul0 She.
reio Grump, SO; Ipplifont @corqe &.
Hotbmait. 9fr. 1862, Mprtlc N(pc.
Charles u. Staoe, q, rmb Gllo %.
GounteB, -; Ipplifont Charles N.
StaDc, Sorfor0-Gountn.
Charles g. 6. Hcl,9nct, 80, u,D
Gnlilp @ertrlloe GrtIl, "a; NppIifort
5. Cecil Smith, 9igbt. mo @crnlolr.
Strabc.
I<ohn Gong 81, urb Glelloro Mcf,
is; Npplifant Sobn gong, 9Gr. 12l,
MtobciroltroBe.
Charles Noifntall. %, nm @uiiic
81, Npplifont GhorIcH Noii.
man, Dorf, go.
NorrD Cooper, %, unO SarQD
@~reenbcrq, %; Nppllfont s., Cooper,
9tr. it2, SborpitroBc.
2ouia &. SriB. u. INN NcliiC <.
Stunt, 10; Npplifont Souia 4. IriB.
0orriobura, 80.
Nolpurb 9. Monocrlp. SO, unO Ont.
ma ". Sd)nlibt, 26; Ippllfont s., z,
@onoerlp, 9tr. 1926, Nprb Eottcr.
lollsFurf Apclllle.
Yltoi @ibertitli, y. unb 9tolo Slhcr.
tint, 20; Ipplifnnt Hugi SlbcrtI1li,
Hr. 1921, SrlconsltroBc.
Mortin !. Wonnioll, %, ltlo Sor.
boro Gina, II; @lpplifont &obn =.
0roper, Nr. tT4, Ilsqlltbltr.
Sobn Hcid,crt. %, n1lO &%olcphint
gnlen. II; Applifont Sobn Ncidcrt.
9tr. 1910. Sit.9iDolcitroBc.
Socob Singer, %, mo Sopbic IS
lonu, 81; Npplifont s. ginger.
lSctcr Nubcrioll. 80. mo emma Nj.
81. &onfnloluL %; Nppllfolt Sobn
Slotcr, Nr. S24, Oit.Gogcrltrobc.
,Sobn Nc. Minolc. %, rno Birdie z,
6oiflnon, u; Ipplifalt George II.
Nottingham, Nr. $50, &cit!4tuIbet-
rpltrobc.
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griefbeiDrbernns mod benz Inslanoe

Die ~nnsldnbiide EoIt fir Die init
oent 3. MARS cnOenoen Nodlc
iflieBt lin nlen 6Gaen piinftlid)
in1 Saupt-Y oItanlt, luie folsi:
Die Hadet.YoIt lit tdslid bon 9
ubr 8ormittogS bis 5 llbr abenos,
ous9enommen SoHntogs, ofien.
Tie Bodet.Yoit nod 9eutidIanb
i6liebt am 10. mo %. 5ebr. INN If
ltbr YormittogS; nod @roBbriton.
niett uro Srlanb Gienitags nnb Jrei.
tags INT 5 ltbr Ibenos.
Tampfer foBren bon Nelp . yorf
ob, ipelllt nid,t nnbcrS anaegeber.
TranSafIortilde Yoi Il.
Ticl1lto9 I llbr gbenbS, iiir CIT
ropo, per Gonpfcr yGebric," nin
Gncenaiolpn tFoit iiir Srollfreidp
Sin europe, Ggppten un0 9ri,
iiid) Snbien intlb per Compiler sc:
oric" ooreiiirt ieill).
Wtittipod) I ltbr Ibeltoa, MI
europa, per Gornpier yInlericu, "pio
Elpmoutb, G6erbolrg unoSomburg
(Yoit fir 6ronfreidL Silo : europa,
Gapptcn urlo 9ritiid) Snbiet mltB
per Gon1pier nanterica" ooreiiirt
iein) 10 llbr gben0o, iiir 1ronfreid),
Siio europa. Ggnptcn mo gritiid].
Snoieli, per Camper ga 1ouroine"
pia SABRE (Yoit fir nnocre Gbeilc
Giiropo's nub per Gonlpfer ySoSou.
roine" ubreiIirt lein.)
5reitas Z 6 ltbr Gbenos, fiir Glt.
ropo, per Compiler Sem Yorf, "pin
Blpnloutb unb Gberbourg Woit fir
9iperpool. Sdottlono rnb Srluno
per Gompier Seem : yorf~
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Ehiffsundirid)tcn.

Ncw Norf, 20. 6cbr, Nngc.
fontnlcn Die 1amplcr st. Eourent"
BON SABRE ulO o6iulnn0" bon Nnt-
merpel.
Nbociobrcn: Der Compiler @ro'
lila" nod) Ncopcl.
Numburq, %. tycbr. 9lnac.
fonnlct: Der Compiler y@lilhcr"upl
Nem-0orf.
2ipcrpnoI, 26. 6ebr. NtIrge.
fonuncn: Der 9ompier yGpnri" bon
Bolton.
9oulognc. %. Scbr. 2lbge-
iobren Scr Compiler oEotricio" mad,
Nclu.0orf
@ibroItor. 26. Sebr, 9ln9c.
fonuilcu; Der 0ompfcr raoniQ gl.
bert (pon gtelu= Dorf) nod Nc1pcI
INTO @crntn.
Nrcm n, &c. Sebr. @Ibgcfoh.
rem: scr Oumpfcr Main" nod NclD.
gorf mto Baltimore.
&ombnrg, rs. 6cbr. 9lnQc.
fonnncn; Der Nompicr yFrclorjo"pou
Nem- Dorf.
NeopeL, %. 6ebr. Nn9cfonr.
men: Die 0ompfcr n&tolio" mo oEc.
rll9io" bon Nem.Yorf.
Gberbourq, 26, Scbr. Inqes
folnnen: Der Qompicr yaoiier MiG.
bclln Der 3lueitc" bon Ncm.YorF.
Gopcr, 26. 6cbr. Inaefom.
nlcll; Der Camper oaroolllduO"( polI
Nelu- 2)ort) nod Nntlucrpcll.
Ncm Dorf, %. 6cbr. Nn0e-
fonmrcu iino Die 0nnpicr o6llrnei-
iio" BON Glasgow, oGnrpatbia" Don
3rieit unb oSicilio" pom Heopcl.
Ylpmoutb, 26, 6ebr. Ton
Aeip Dorf troi Der Gontplcr yaoiier
@ilbelm" Der 3lpcitc bier Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
SECOND CALL.

# NinrnIaro Gafuoltp . . ........ Sc
400 &eftern NIurbIdnb Gpnt. ...... i9k
30 afurpIaro g%lotiona[ Honf ...... "a
$4,000 ltniieo Hdtllpuns 4er ..........94 1a
$4,000 llniieo Hnillpub3 Gtnt ......... rs
$1,000 llrltcb NoiIlpabs Ginf .........z73la
$4,000 lluiteO FdtnuonS Ginf.......... 73A
$4,000 Cotton Sucf Scr =. .......... IS
Gotton Nnf Ser ...--........ Sta
Cotton Sucf scr . . .......... SIS
$1,000 Cotton Snef Ser ............. ssll
$1,000 Gonioltontcb Gas Der .........lt2H
$1,000 Grnfolionteo Gas scr .........tt2A
$4,000 Gonfolibnteo Gas Ser .........f lex
$i0os Gitn II. Guburbnn (2Sufb) scr. .tO5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

ld)cI; oll5 ocll Glcpotorcn 5itrildgcjo-
gen 1874 9rlfel; Glepoiorcu Dor
ROTH l99,302 guid)el. Serfouic; /
Hoq1on 9tr. / mciBcr at 331a, / DO.
9tr. , grmild,icr 81 3lH, 1 DO. Er. =
lpeibcr 81 30, > DO. gtr. 3 neiBcr 81
3lH. 1 90. 9tr. 1 ipciBcr IN 1874. 1
90. VI, 1 gcmiidter 81 3l1a,
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aolbs .Mippen. @pteIettelt, BIO.


@ulti more, %. 6ebruor 1905.
McDl, - 3l,frbrcr 1886 6oIier.
cinlhliebIid) 60 Safer 5t SocitIt'
Eoint mo 229t Safer .5ll Canton.
aiiitcnperionNt - Noiier. Nic Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
samibt's .gi@snirans.eane

Soiptauortier hes r@obern ar. sllnt. sger'
ems" .Gitenfrnn5sS onenbereinS." Gan.
ton Smnter1u. 9an. nilb 9etbsgereitS,"
iilHS tai'"t mo S.n, nDeiSereaoutTG Tsneg Dr.. rs
Z 8. 81 Sriffes 9ter All ieber Belt.
6. & B%.s1eIepbpn - WoIfe 2509 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
0antsn uub Sfgbtanbtutu n.

Ghrins's ,,Gnntpn 2ieberfrnnS.Sane,"
snoiuef.Gde 3. ctr. u. 1attsNoe., Santpn
8aupiunariier bes n9antons9teotrfrun5".
Siitaitnnbe ieoet Wtittipph gtbero. Der
flag Gbetb. s~gintionnl".git ont Sapf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = 8olfe 1853 g..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Ginf,S Nutel.

Sr. 1924, Gft.Salttmure. Strnke.
Simmer oil S0erren 81 oerrnietben. 6eiitiie
@eirGlie uno Weine. pG1nsSieiusRr1ues
rei"sster, 9eridmmlltnes.9otnI bes .Sf,
~lontbarbitr. Smmeriu0brenben 9nu' r1b
9eibbereins@. Gbef. sIeI. - Bolfe 1859 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
8. @ptdt's safe,

9r. 1920 nno 1I22, Sartprb.s ipenue.
Snuptauariier oes u3balinsUid1tner9ors'.
sale utb Sonmerearter billie Si bers
ptietbell. 8uter 9lnb fir gliternrDf len,
Seiufie 9etrnitfe. Srei.RopI. 6. g. g.
9elepbort ut @ariton 1869 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
aotpb mics, ,.weelpbte.Scns,"

GprbDf.Gde Der 2pip. NIB Sprref.etr.
Snnptanartier oeS Sefnnenereins pMtelo'
bic. Sineitlinben ieben Gonnerttaeglbero.
Gerfdnlnlnneeu oeS reerieiultal Wleeger'
GereirS" ieoen 2. uilo 4. 8ienttae I'M
Mouat. 9eIepboil - 0it. 8ernoh 2666 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

3. u. Idcrniann's SnGe,
TprbBk.Gde Cough nnb Caroline trabe.
3duptauariier bes D8aberrsMfdnnerhorS".
8eretns.geri onmluneen teben Honrerftoa
glbeno. Yteue Miteliebsr tpintoMntert.
gorSiieIi1es Sier ber rNaiionaI'graues
rel" otI Sapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
3sbn o.. ederbel e. euns,
Seurs g. aiein's Seitanrant,

VT. ZIG, NInla, ndhc pDfpar0sSffdRt.
8pr5iieIi9e @eite. Gptrtiupfet II. llnions
Giearrelt. 9eiies Sier aut 3dpt. 2unf1
fir Sei6difsIcuie bon tt.30 Sornt. bis
o ubr Ra6mitines. 1elepbcu g. & Is.
- Dtt. Ierron S00S q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
sisom Wusp's sietianrant,

Gr. t104, 3urbsGe ntraisapeune.
Der sacrooit Srnnleriu1bre1ber 9anbereIt
BON Baltimore" perinrnnteIt fih bier ies
ben Wonfne. - Seoree grebnI & Cons
Bier am Sapf, mad heutf1er ART otreft
toru Rob. .
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,euiloc Sd)IuBr0tC:
3ntnhrcn T1IO Wll.

Nog9ell Il. - 3uflbrcn Gao gl,
id)cl; aus ben Glcpotorcn 5llriidgcjo.
aclt 1888 8uid)cl; GIcpotoren Gor.
rotb 26l,i16 Buihel.
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Gber's ,Gbelw eii.Sane,"
y6e Ndff, uub Natf. yfnfuur. Nduf

MGrDIanos3 elepbon = 81 q.
Sanpfduartier beS @efnnaberetns .ebeIs
tpetb." .9amen.Bereins hes @oeIlpeib,"
ngarttots9orcinpe Ir. 445, g. 8. S."
sOrientalsS iftrift5 Ir. t5s, 8. u.sB.~ nnb
nganton epurs Il. 8ereniieutess Bereins".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

10 Mtercnuiile 1ruit :. ..........tf2
% 9iortberr Central !. 1854
IL Mo lruft (2Sarrants) ....... 26lf
GO nldrDIdnb GdfuaGtn -. ........ So
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Scr .Yaoiite 8rauen.G ereiu"

'+f Scr .YaoiidJe 8rauet.Serein"
pcronltaltct bcitte, Gielitag, Den 81.
5ebrilar, III Sermanm Soigt's Sale.
Sr. 1922. Sarioro.A penie, eilen gro.
zen baoiid)et Sauernboll, fir mel
den ole
getroiien moroen liib. Gie Nitslie.
Der lperoen I'M poQen haoiidFn So.
ltilnl rridleinel, unb lleberraidul.
gen aler 9lrt iino Den 9einbcrn IN
Ausiift geitclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
s,phu Nrau;'s ,,sader.Serberae,"

Spbu GranS's ,Sader.Serberae,"
Er. 1856, Sarriipn., nabe GeItnatDn.atr
Geo. @iiniber. IT,, 8ransGp.'s Bier ant
3apf. Narnter 2urid) bon IL bis 1 ubr
Gndmitidgs. Iqe heuti1en 8dder iilb
Biim gefutbe etneeIaben. 6. &. g.s1eIe.
pbou - Wt. 8erlon 603 H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

id)cl; Ncrlunot Dol, 6ell Glepotorcn
213,063 0llld)cl .8orrotb
2.77t,1ll 9uidlcl. %crt0uic; 1900
@uihcl Spot 5l 1914, 10000 Scbrror
5u 4634. 10000 NiGr6 in 1874, 100,
600 Moi 81 1874. 1000 Siconlcr
qcluiid)tcr Spot III 1874, 1 @oq9on
Steoucr acnliid)tcr Spot Su l51s,
3 On. 9fr. 3 Spot ST. AVS. 1 90. gclbcr
SIT Is. | 90. Spot jlr 1874.
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81 rerfaufen:

WDSernes si~ueiitDdises Ipbnbans,
gde .Sairntonnta@beiuie NIB GIobersGtrobe. 8
Simmer. Dies sous bot nne r1oberteu Gin.
tiHtuneen, einf6IiebIid gnfbIub oft sb5ues.
sanaI nth nlnberne 3Iunbina.
6. 3. Gallagher. gauiintcrnebnter..
Nr. 280s, ,Snirnipuntsglpenue.
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gaie! IGRe!
snr Meiie ms Muslanb bsiosst 9.
TuiHe. Hr. All. Ct. gaaI'strafA
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gerIanst i'm Aasemeinen.
,eut,nes srbeits. monwei,nnss.s areau,
Steaenseinhe.


Sfenegriun:
Gin ncntiher N;1tn. ipri1t 9naliid. iufot
PcihditiauIta. Minu d%hrcfiire: ,Di. @. ~"
@rpeoitipn pieiee Siattcs, (5S--9C
atraegriudn:
Gin innaer @dder iift Gte(e nis stpeite
0nno. yndb6uirdeen III Tr. 2007, ebriitians
Strusc. (5s)
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edlpsiaer's Gafe,

SnIfutfBtt . NnftI
70f-1W 2Dribnrb'efr., Stgtlanbtpipn.
Seinfie 8eine ino Gi1uore. Ser gefins
bette Srt nuf ber @rbe. - 9ie bstteft
9ooI.BorIors III Sieblarbtopn. Brontpie
gebtenung.
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serlanst: ssranen nnD yaabden.
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-20
MODERN NEWSPAPERS.
Their Influence Upon Public Educa.
ton.

The reading public today has a large
appetite for information. With the
growth of wealth and education the
number of people who want to know
about things in general increases by
hundreds of thousands.
In response to this demand the
modern journalist searches out truth
In every field. Even few years ago
the average person could know rela-
lively little about a great many sub
jects that are now of common knowl-
edge. Today almost numberless pub
lications-special, general. class, sex,
club, cult. trade. technical, scientific,
political, commercial. economic, charit-
able, Observation-Disclosures the uni
verse for facts on every conceivable
subject for large numbers of readers.
And facts are SO numerous that an
tiquity loses It's charm. This age is
the age of readers of current pubiica-
tons. The age Of books is giving way
to the age of the periodical.
Publicity Is becoming as common
as mystery used to be. Hundreds Of
subjects are laid bare that few years
ago were hidden. The recent invasion
by the press OF the dark recesses or
high finance and low honor, is an in
stance. ,Sf 4
But the possibilities Of publicity are
not yet realized. There are still many
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-20
A MEAN TRICK.
Travelling Victim Of : Practical Jok.
erss Plot.

Travelling Victim of . Practical Jok.
er's Plot.
A certain coffee salesman of Wadena
who spent Sunday In the city, slid out
Of town this morning as quietly as a
man ever got out of any town. II
would have been all a mans lief was
worth to have offered him cigar. It
happened something like this: Sat
urday evening he called on one Of the
well known young ladies of the city.
On entering the hall he forgot himself
and carried his cigar with him, but
before the young lady answered the
bell he deposited 1t on the stairway.
Another young man, who, 1t is alleged,
is trifle Jealous, saw the cigar play
and as soon as the coast was clear
he slid into the hall from his room on
the second floor and screwed the cigar
firmly to the stairway step. The cof-
fee salesman finally took his leave,
and made a, dexterous grab for the
cigar as he passed through the hall.
A bunch" was laying for him and as
he grabbed and the cigar failed to
come, %get 1t, get It," came from vari-
GUS transoms and keyholes. Realizing
that he had been caught shooting
snipes" the travelling man left precipi-
lately. The bunch around the Crooks
ton was put on and made life misera-
BILE for him till the train pulled out
this morning.-CrOokstOn Times
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-20
AN AMERICAN ASTRONOMER.
Honored With a Medal by Society
Of Great Britain.

Vi American astronomers are pleased
to know that one of their number has
just been honored by the Royal AS
Economical Society of Great Britain.
A gold medal was presented last week
to the American Ambassador for
transmission to Professor w. w.
Campbell, of the Lick Observatory, in
recognition of his studies of the mo-
ton of stars directly toward or away
from the observer. Though the full
value of this work can be appreciated
only by experts who are themselves
engaged, in stellar researches, its very
nature makes quick appeal to the
imagination of the uninitiated Pro-
lessor Campbell has determined the
velocities with which a great many
stars, that appear to be stationary, are
moving. He has also demonstrated
that some which had been regarded
as single have one or more compan-
ions that cannot be detected by the
most powerful telescope. The discov-
cry that the Pole Star is a triple sys-
TEN is one of these remarkable,revela-
lions. Professor Campbell's investi-
cations were made possible only by
the use of a spectroscope, unique in
size and capacity, which was present
ed to the institution. Upon the pos
session Of such rare facilities for
study he has been repeatedly congrat-
ulated by his professional, brethren.
They will now feel sincere pleasure in
the homage paid him by the foremost
astronomical society of the world.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-20
LAKOTA GAS. WENT UP.
Acetylene machine in Opera House
Block Let Go Without Proper Notice.

Lakota Observer: The acetylene gas
machine that furnishes the light for
the opera house block let go about 1880
Sunday evening, causing a great COM
motion among the occupants of the
building. For several days the plant
has been troubling internally, and Sun
day night 1t let go with volcanic like
suddenness, breaking down doors and
blowing out windows and some other,
minor damage. The Owl club rooms
are located directly over the plant and
when 1t let go the blue flames shot up
into the rooms frightening the men,
bers present who scurried to cover like
cartridges. The fire alarm was turned
in and the fire boys were soon on the
scene, but fortunately their services
were not needed, although at one time
the basement was full of flame. 1t is
fortunate that no one was hurt. The
janitor was within ten feet of the ma
chine when it exploded; he escaped
without scratch although it blew him
some twenty feet down a passageway
landing him against partition which
was completely demolished. 4