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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-17

|esrencnier, Ser foregaar | oens
bros.ee Ritlial9
% 9lrrfet2 "a. bper en- Sjei,
for bpsm 9nTet fra oct hrie er ops
|aaaet PED 5roen paa ariiti for
|eoiat fu.Saploies 6orionin9sofer,
maa fr!s bette msrts, 9uor ban
Iiaa emo Ter ben.
6puo er Mesien Oenne "ublo'
oi1s" @entaoelie at Sonoferet =
anoet emo Mprfe, en- 5orounfelis,
ia en- 6orneSrelie At hans itore
Cfer. Ser alSri5 tube 9enia9es,
Ioroi ban off cen Sang inc | 5eis
liaoommen co fanNt en- epig Ger
lrsnina.
6pao er ale oe rprige Geremonier
Ianoet END merfe2 Ql oenne 9uttel
% gleien for st 1laoonnd6iaeoe, ion
man buffer % meier paa et Bal;
al Sen anitsen % geitGntelie meo
9iepan0, altiammer iom noget ners
Itillart on befaset - al 0enne ma
Ifinmesiige Spramsnins og 5rens
plapren al noole gsnner ale
elsie n6re, oeoe 9erninger = hnan
er set anost emo ct init Merts,
6ppriaennem mar life enoan9 fan
ie BAN 2dmmet. 5orlrieren,
bpis herlioe 5reIiesp9rt er fulos
brogt for ane SnnOere.
90 5Oltet. oenne buttenOe, mel.
enoe Stare al 5iltuere, Der tan
gre off paa aommanOo bOor
Ian oisis 0jerter anOet emo pare
lfplot al Merte2 Man Tan ie oct
pod mango at Dem = Oprigti9e, or
ligs Siale er De iittert - at De Ct
Il Mprte % ipser 9bs uoen at tunne
finoe oct.
Sc9 too oeS Chen al en- una
Mano. ser meset iprisi fremmum-
lene fine gennsr 10 fra en- polit
9pnnebog. 0m bans 2tniigt laa IT
Star al 5reolssbeo Og 5reIies4
trang, og jeg bapoe Den inoerIigitt
qnit til at l9goe 9(rmen ON hans
0als os fortaae BAN nOaet ON
BAN, bpis gloo renter os ira al
Snno % bar dabnet en- ri 4ogdn9
limo / &os 6eaigoom uben noacn
,~fotolit Brat eler !0eleen Tom Mele
ltmmdno.
Men ieg tunoe 10 life. Saa bar
Den reotlG6ie bel itrats tommen o.
bdpSe piit MIC no.
Man er tungt TENT, naar man
Iforlaoer en- fatolit airfe faa
Itunoi. iom ON man Tom inoe fra
ountle 0rdpbo9lpinger.
7et orr aoot after at itaa une
lumber !6imlens belize, lnie 6p9l'
Irino, | Solens bdrme Gin.
Der fan Ri after dar6e frit = CD
|imo6 ham. Der er Sol % Stjoio
for ale os, ION tror paa BAN.
Str. 0gbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-17

It'll guput JUL Ouo tiltl YUM N~es
Bans 9eeer, bporpaa ban pda en-
temmelig ubIio Maaoe nbialp" 5om
neo 40 5rupperne.
Den I~tattels Gapenoiib foriegse
ia lite mere oen Dag, men GIT
hjem % baO @uo ON 6jelp.
90 nGite Senoag began ban Jig
at Steo paaup og entreoe pddnn
oen famine 5rappe. bante6e paa
cen m me DIR, noeet truftigere
emo iioit.
Oefoa oenne Sang blep 9sren
cabinet at oen iamme ManO, Der
loo til at pare meget forbdpiet oper
at ie 5om igen.
.Wen, bbao pnTter De / 9dg9"
ipurete Mono
Som rate 8ogsn frem meo ct ros
Iigt Smil og ia9oe: Seq forloo
0em faa pluoIelig iioite Sang, Of
lea life If Sio til at eipe Dem
Oenne. os 90 ieg aerne piloe, at De
Ifuloe l9ie oen. Iua tOmmer ieg mes
Den igen / Dag"
.gseu, De er en- TAPER 5pr", leo
.Sporef, Der er life mango, fom
turoe brittle iig til at Opisge Pat
Murp6n. men nu fan De tomm'
.inoen for, for De er oen fsrIte, Der
Far frpoiet min 9ej / lan9e Sioer"
5om tom inc / ct ubna9eli5t
.Rum, bpis TONNE gesge og for.
lo6te uoIeenoe fplote BAN meo Den
inoerligite Meolioenbeo meo Oct
9enneIfe, Ser bsnIepeoe en- Iaa for
laot % glooeslss 3iIb9relie.
6an betragte0e Munoen ct Ejes
Elf, og Oct bar tenoeligt, at uotrpts
tel / oennes Zine blep miloere. Oa
ct Stint at 9umor trat oper bans
barite gniist.
vMea, nu ga De altiaa er Per,
bpao eniter De iao2"
.Ssg piloe gerne bjalpe Dem,
Ifpm jeg tanoe. lobe ct 9Grinoe for
lem e1er hente 8ano - eIer idds
6on noget. Og ieg beoer Dem rim
al l9ie osnne 5raftat, for oen in
beboIoer piounoerlige 5ine ON en-
itor Ben, ION bol0sr at Dem, %
lem alorig piloe laoe Dem lspe iaa
IeIaoesieit. bpis De tiaoo BAN al
femme inc bsr", ipdreoe 5om.
uDet bar jeg life lei Oeo al fro:
men jeg tan life l1ie, og iaa er Del
beore at De bs6oloer De p~iounoerligt
Rpbeoer for Dem islp", mente Mar-
Den.
pMien maaite jeg maatte leie 30
Iqen ior 8em2" ipurgte 5om for
ii9tiet.
Som gu bill leo Sparet, og
Wanoen latte iig til Bette / Rarbss
Gen at ct lille Sloifeo. 5om toa
qlaos lige oper for ham.
Gg faa l9iie ban om oen itort
gefrier fra Shno og Sorg. og ON
bans aerliebeo, iom bapoe elitet
|oe forfulai BAN. oiot efter begpnOte
tore 5aarer at triae ns6 40 Man.
Oens Sinner. og oa 5om bar farOi9
Epiiteoe ban mso bruot Stemms:
Seq bar bert noget ON oct, 8e
Der l9ier, for mango aar iioen. "a
oct er. 6pao min Moosr %fortalie
mig. od jsg par Ell Barn. Oreng.
tunos ou beoe en- Ben for en- CANT
mel Spnoer?~
Sg iaa fn9leoe De to neo ! BET
innpieoe Rum. 3oms gen bar megst
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. cg Den bilos babe
mot temmelig utlart | 2ret pda
ior0iite arititere.
Men oa De rejiie zig, sreb Mues
pbp 5oms 9aano os iagoe:
Ben, tom igen naite Senougl
Du bar gjort mig soot. Seq bar fslt
mig ligeiom for mango Qar iiosn.
Wlen bpao Dil on gsrs oeb ale
benz" ipurgie ban Os pegeoe paa Den
patte 5rattater, 5pm bapoe meo
zig.
.Seg ffuIoe Dele Dem no til ATE
Der | aparieret", ipareoe 9om.
.Sa. oct ffal ou gre, os iaa oiI
jcg fslee meo oio, fda er Der inqen,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-17
brnf | Qnorup. IS @ibsr | Oms

III 49, -
peb a. gaslsp. 124 Siosr /
Omiae. Tsbfat fra Soc. til 35e.
|254. Siben9sning / Sitmmet 3.
ginb, peb R. 9. 8olslsp, Oper
pouli grep til @nlaterne os pault
grer til Menigbeben | pbinipi.
90 Siber | OmTag. Rebiat fra
40c. til 15c.
ESQ. 0riTten Rob. 5Oltsbsifolsns
gonebrpber. uf Brsberit Rp9ouro
2. 20 Mars 6siftolepirtiombto
neb nj gineber. 300 Siber / Sms
flag. qris nebiut fra $1.40 til
80 Gents.
I256. DANTE 9%rmponiiter. Sire
Sfilbringsr. at Carl Sbrons. 282
Sibsr I OliIoe. Rebiat fra S1.0o
til so Gents.
l257. Zen moberne adtbolicisme, bens
ubbifline, Maal os Wioler. )
aorffeb fremifilet at g. S6spslsrn
164 Sibsr. 5 Omflug. Hebiat fra
Toe. til 30c.
l260. De ariitnes odnbeliee 9raftes
BONNIE. 4fbonbfing for ben 5eos
loqiffe Dottorgrab, peo llniotriites
tets 400suorise SET. at g. Wnos
ZEN qrofesfor I 5eolosi. 1875 Sis
Der I Omnas. Nebfdt fra $3.50
til 80 Gents.
PSI. On getbbningen o9 Sdnfpns
l~iebebsbepis for 9riitenbommens
Sonbbeb. at q. Seiien. 81 Sioer
/ OmHag. Rebiat fra 30e. til 15t.
262. anub os Nusnus. sraseoie |
fem Otter. of grnTt Q. .. Recte.
224 Siosr. 5 OmiIus. Rebiat fra
$1.10 til 40t.
265 Romsrtirtens SoDeopilofar.Iitr.
en SaanobOg for 2rsfolt al q.
Sdspelern. S%Osnsprait. 450 Sis
Der / Omildg. Rebiat fra S 1.80
til SOC.
266. Oct babpIoniife 6aneenftab.
bibelfe 5orebrag al .. 9sss
i6e. SosnsprGit | 5rsbericia. 140
Sioer / Omilug. Neofat fra 90
{. til % c.
268. DansbpFst oa bets ploos |
Iunmarts Stotsforfatnins. vi
Qnno 6ube. 244 Sibsr / SmiIaa.l
Teoiat fra $1.20 til SOC.
270. Timber GrompsI og GdrI ben
4nben. gf Gorf. til sra outbers
oip", Optesnelier at Gamiii.h
Sdonbsrs= gotto. 248 Sioa |
imutt ginb meo 9ulotrpt. Heoidi
fra $3.50 til $1.0O.
272. airtelise aeilisbebsftrift.r. af
Or. 8. .. 6. auub. giitOp oO.r
gibors Stiff. lbgipne til Minoe
ON ben afbsos 5orfotter at o..
S6epslern, Sosnepraii neb 9rinis
tatis airte. 296 Siotr Omnog.
Rsbfut fra S1.50 til soc.
273. ajsse gpes 9iItorit. iaml.t efter
trnite og utrptte ailoer. Nf 4ns
bsrs peisrfen, Carer / goutbs.
440 Siber / Omilag. R.bint fra
ga. De a~pisnOnft. paO.rs GorboIo
til Donmuri. Qf 6. s. Molt.Ien.
BAG Sioer / OmiIas. HebIat fra
$1.28 til So c.
275. 9nselimt | Susmerte. uberaa
uf y. s. g. grunbtOigs, Ssr.r
a~iriegoarbs os Rasmus Rielfens
Strifter. llbeipne af Jatobe
242 Siber | Smnus. Rebiat fra
S1.0O til 40 {.
277. gn pilesrimsfarb | bet helise
2unb. 4f 6. 6snri. S9arlina.
profesior | 9beOlosi. Meb ct
aort oper JeruIultm os 81 Mfs
biloninger. Alp for. Siber | Cm
flag. Rebfut fra 1910 til $1.50.
278. De beais. gierse. Gn Digit
eplus af aarl @eroi peb O. S6es
psIern. 76 Siber | msoet imuti
%tpmpOneret gino meb @ulbtrpf o.
@uloinit. Hsbfa! fra SOC. iii Csc.
27e. R~oronnislbs Reif. omtring
aIen og europa. populart frems
ftinet at u. Sopsaarb efter tans
gasbsser. 356 Cher I SmTas.
Iebfat fra 1920 til $1.5O.
$50. Sors. On geffripsIfs of alcfts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-17
GoQner=Soml.
RetfebialIeoe.
vi u. q. Maofsn.

lea tom til at fort0le om lite
Minoer ON observation-disclosures Ganos
Seire, men ON oct m%poiatte Oil
ct gempel, Der itoar iom ct Wlonus
ment ON Roms Mlagt og Storbso.
Den oejlige apaners0 Dom.
0ens Stittelie er Sturbeo %
gGlOe, iom Den Ii9ger Der meo i'm
maatigs 5ront Og fine Spir, Der
~tneiier bpit oppe pper Staoen.
Men i%nopenoig er osns @aisn
0untel6so, ia Mprie. ION ieIDe Den
airte, iii bpis @uosoprfeIie Den sr
.bp9get.
8eilia er Den. 0sjliee er oens
himmelitrGbenoe guer, oens 9lass
maIerier. oens gptone aItre, ale
.pens qinjer. Nan mda Iaoe Den
mfatolite airte, At sen bar foritaaet
= % bait Miolsr i'll At bq99'
.0uos6uis, Der ian femme os be-
fuae Sinoet.
Men al bens 9eili9be0 Iig9er
rsret / 0untslheo iom / en- bs9nn1
.oenoe 4ftsnormrine.
gutiammen unoerlist Iinobilsos
Iiat.
Den f~utolfte airtes @nfen er 10
netpp 9aloe og Sfenheo og
Merte.
@i mpSte aft bette UNDER port
tprts 9eisg.
Oct bar arifti 6immelfarts Dag.
% ser bar set. SeIoeTte ertebis
ifobpen %celebrereos 5cjmesien.
gi me6te S~fpn6eosn. iaa mart
hi fraa6te inc UNDER airfens mag
toe guer. SITE Blot / Sen Prdgt,
Der iIog os / Maoe ira Os lpsom'
hraaleoe, blanoen0e 4ltrs % frn
oe geiitlises 9uIObr9mmeos Drag
ter, men ogioa "a enonu mere
fra sen betueenOs MuIit oa
Gang.
Spor fan De ooa innge oisis
Gor! 6por er oe piounosrlige -
bisie 5temmsr. oisie beje. flare
senorsr, oisie onbs. blsbs 9usierl
iOq bpor er De iamitemte ION
'Gtrengene paa Ell eneite Snitrument!
Oct er pirtelia Stsnbeo, ia en-
aunitnpoeIie at Rang, at bere ct
|ioaoont aor.
9i itaar 6sjtiositemt og beiraaier
oe broaeoe Scsnsr | oenne blanoens
sc @uostieneite. 9a - meo ct gem
lnoer Oct magti9e Rum al ct 89lo
at barnlige Stemmer, Der begpnoer
iom ct fisrnt 5uglefoiooer | Stop.n
ca efterbaonoen tiger / 5nloe %
Stbrte, off linens me Stemmer
falber inc, inOtil oct itore 1empel
fploes at ct megtigt bruienoe ZONE
bab.
Oa 6pilfen Sangbuno er oct
itpre Rum for et Idaoant aorl Sra
Seile til Seile. fra Dag til @aI
taites 5onebplgerne tilbd9e | fors
.unoerlio s0armuni for til iioit at
% ben ION en- iaate 6piiten | De
fjerne, buntle guer.
@i itaar miot i Ben romsrife 9irs
tes Sfsnbeo. % Di foritaar. ct
osnne airte fan fps Ell ~oragenbe
Mdgt ober Msnneifer, bpis @ubs=
6hrtelie n9rmeit beita1r | en- 5elels
iernes 0rebethso.
Men at, Di blep mar: repet u
az Dor aunitnnoeIie. y; merte
pluoislig airtsn unngr en- anoen
Stitfelie. Seq itpo meo min 9uiiru
ON Qrmen og ansoe III: r,set uans
itenoigt peo Oct. for 81 niotar 0ys
oensbaonobapsr, flaOt F: en- lang,
itorenbs rso 3ular og meb en-
Maritalitap | 6aanoen. for ben
imoo os os iagoe ! en- bboenoe Zone:
De mao life itaa iaaleoeso.
S~elpfslgelig aoIso Ri.
Gn of Selffabet = en- une GIG.
itpo l9net OBJ til en- a~irfeb0nt.
Der bar life plaos til at iiooe.
og bun bar trat. S~elOfelgelig itoo
fun sonife ftiIe oe arbsoigt pg
betragteoe @uostjeneitsn. Meo ct
bar ben rsoe Maritalt Der og Be,
frfeAe henAe NJ nsuA1 IL G,tn ,ono{
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-17
Odniferen"

bIiper itubt til Subifribsnisr. inotil uotrnt
telle Gpiigelis mortgages a. llosiuerne. og q
Galb er beialt. / GpersnsiienuHelie meo b.
S~oreueee Staters |oitloue.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13
MUSIC AS GRAFT CURE.
Prof. w. L. Tomlins Advances New
Remedy for Evil Which Threat
ems the Age.

Milwaukee.-Prof. William L. Tom
Inns, of Chicago, says that music will
cure graft. In an address to the Wis
consin Teachers association Prof.
Tomlins said: "Give the girls and
boys of this country the inner con-
ception of the higher life as it can be
given unconsciously through music
properly taught, and you will have the
solution of graft and all other mate
rial evils.
$50 thoroughly have l been con-
WINGED of this fact that for the last
nine years I have given my entire
attention to this work. When first
began the work with children saw
what could be done with them, but
did. not realize the philosophy of it
until several years ago. My expert
ence has taught the regenerating eff
feet OF music"
Prof. Tomlins then related his ex-
perience in New York some years ago
with classes composed not only of the
lower elements, but of some of the most
vicious boys of the Bowery district.
Brutality was their fun, he said, be-
cause they knew no better. But with
their musical training came new
spirit, until when one saw another
boy clinch his fist to strike his mate
he caught the hand and unclinched
the fingers with the remark: Jaw,
ferget it." l
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13
ADJUSTMENTS
Harold Nelson.

Mr.. Harold Nelson and his capable
company. which recently played such
a successful engagement at the Met
ropolitan theatre, will return for two
nights beginning January 16, when
they will present Damon and
Pythias" and Quo Vadis." The beau
tiful story of fraternal love, as told
in the former play, has been used as
the central thought in the knights
of Pythian lodge, one of the strongest
of American orders and it is under
the auspices of the Grand Forks Lodge
No. that Mr.. Nelson and his clever
company play the first night On
Wednesday evening the great religious
drama, Quo Vadis" will be given an
elaborate production. The character
of Mr.. Nelson's acting, his company
and his productions is too we'll known
to require comment here. Suffice to
say that these plays will be given
with the same care and attention that
has marked Mr.. Nelson's previous en-
gagements in our city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13
Announcement.
To the Citizens of Grand Forks:

To the Citizens of Grand Forks:
l desire to announce myself at this
time as a candidate for mayor of the
city of Grand Forks at the coming
spring election, and ask for your sup
port, not as candidate of any polit-
cal party but as a non-partisian in
municipal affairs, as one who believes
that the affairs of this city can be best
conducted when apart from party
politics.
have served you as mayor the
past two years to the best of my
ability and believe that with the ex-
perience gained, can do better should
] again be your choice. l have given
the best OF my time and what little
ability l may possess to further the
interests of our city and it's citizens
and if have been in measure sue
cessful, l will feel amply rewarded.
The various departments of our city
under my charge have been conducted
with a view to economy and efficiency
and at later time figures and facts
will be placed before you as to what
has been done. In the performance of
my duties | have not attempted to re-
ward my friends or punish my enemies
but have endeavored to give them all
square DEAL" and on this basis |
again ask for your support.
Respectfully yours,
Geo. e. Duis,
MayOr
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13
SIDEsHoW FOR BERNHARDT
ossified Party, Some 5000 Years Old,
Might Crowd Tent in Texas,
New Yorker Argues.

New Yorl.-To Nine. Bernhardt, the
divine, has come a golden offer. It
concerns her tour Of Texas in a circus
tent. A two-headed giant, nine feet
from heel to crown, wants to go with
her as sideshow. This two-headed
party is ossified. He has been ossified
for some 5000 or 5000 years, accord.
ing to his manager, Charles Alpert
He has arranged to ca'l on Nine. Bern.
hardt's manager Sc as to present the
attractive features of his proposition
The giant is up at Sing Sing Just
now, but not in prison. He is in cold
storage, resident of the village. This
two-headed party is native of India.
Alpert says he dug him up there sew.
cral years ago. Tradition in the neigh.
borhood where he was found tells
some pretty hard stories about him in
his day.
One of his heads was teetotaler,
but the other one wasn't. This differ
ence in principle kept him in trouble
most Of the time. In the cold, gray
dawn the teetotaler had to pack him.
self in ice, just like topper, and made
a fuss about it. Alcoholic preserva.
tives are said to have made the giant
turn to stone after death.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13
A Practical Joke.

Some one seems to he playing a
practical joke on T. p O'Connell, the
genial Great Northern claim agent.
A few days ago a notice appeared in
Il number of eastern papers announc-
ing his coming marriage to a young
lady who has arrived from Ireland.
The innumerable host of friends of
Mr.. O'Connell fastened to congratulate
him, and in this way the story spread.
1t is to be regretted that any one
should thus inadvertently, though
with the only best motives, lend their
aid to a subject of this delicate nature
and place the victim in an uncomfort-
able position. The original story
seems to have been the work of a
practical joker with more brass than
brains. Mr.. O'Conell swears eternal
vengeance on the guilty party should
he find him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13
A NEW ANAESTHETIC
RECENTLY FOUND sUBsTITUrR
PROVES A SUCCESS.
Detroit Doctors Become Enthusiastic
Over What Was Once Used for
Eye Treatment-strong Points
in Its Favor Seen.

Detroit, Mich.-Doctors of this city
are enthusiastic over the results OBJ
tanned by new use of the substance
called "Scopolamin." This was for
merly utilized in eye work for dilating
the pupils, but in this capacity it did
not give ideal results and has been
discontinued.
A recent discovery of its anaesthetic
properties has caused it to be used in
operations where quantities of danger
GUS chloroform or ether would ordi-
nartly be necessary. A minute guam
tity, in conjunction with morphine, is
used. AS little as 100 of grain,
combined with one-sixth of grain of
morphine in 20 minims of water and
injected with syringe into any part
Of the body is enough to cause deep
and almost natural sleep within an
hour, and this insensibility is deep
enough to permit the surgeon to do his
work. Lack Of feeling persists for at
least two hours which ought to be long
enough for anyone to be on an oper-
ating table,
In capital operations it is necessary
to give either chloroform or ether in
order to secure proper relaxation of
the muscles, but when the scopolamin-
morphine treatment has first been
given only about one-third of the usual
amount is required. More than that,
the patient comes out of unconscious
ness free from the disagreeable expert
ences that accompany awakening from
the average operation, and difficulty
in breathing is almost entirely MISS
ing.
Another advantage of the use of the
new substance is that it relieves pa
tents of the fear that almost always
precedes an operation, particularly
among ignorant people. One Detroit
doctor tells of a Hungarian laborer
who took month to make up his
mind that he would undergo a neces-
sary operation A fight was looked
fos, since these men usually struggle
hard against the chloroform, but an
injection of scopolamin and morphine
Quieted him so that he made no resist
ance to the regular anaesthetic when
the cone was placed over his face.
: IL as HUI SulIdDlc luz clu0T6euCy
work, owing to the length of time that
is required before it becomes effective.
One or two hours, or even more. elapse
before the patient is fully unconscious.
Nor is it suitable for minor operations,
because the absence of feeling lasts
for five or six hours and the patient
must be watched carefully all of this
time. Many of the more prominents
European hospitals make use of the
new anaesthetic, and it has been sug-
gested that it will be Of much use in
the medical departments Of the armies
and navies of the world. Its snail
bulk and the possibility of keeping
comparatively larger quantities of it,
with morphine, on hand, are strong
factors in its favor. Patients wake
from it's influence without the slightest
recollection Of pain.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13

the title Is a new one to patrons Of
3burlesque, the show itself rs as lively.
and up to date az Its name implies.
The opening par. "a Misfitable Insur-
ance Company" Is q delicious con-
coction of mirth. music. pretty songs
and seasonable novelties. A grand res
production on magnificent scale OF,
the New York hoppodrome lis present
ed during the burlesQue. The musical
numbers in both the opening and clos
ing numbers are worthy OF mention;
and are portrayed BY q host of beauti
full women, whose fair forms and
flashing eyes I'LL the beholder's soul
with rapture. In the oilo, are Smith
and Champion and company, Anna
Yale, Sadie Hustled and company,
Mack & Mack, Ward & Schuester, and
the five Bakers in their death defying:
venture, Looping the Gap" All seen
cry, electrical and mechanical effects
used during the entire show are
carried complete by the company, and
represent an outlay Of many thous-
ands OF dollars. q X
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13
Lecture on Wireless Telegraphy.

The students and members of the
sacred literature institute of the
First Baptist church will enjoy mid
term treat next Monday evening. They
will listen to lecture upon, Wire
less Telegraphy,' by Professor Stew
art in his laboratory at the university.
The special car will leave the Baptist
church corner at 7:40 and the return
trip will be made about $50. 1t is
expected that between sixty and
seventy people will attend this lecture.
The next regular Bible course will
occur Monday evening, Jan. 20, and
will be delivered by Professor Squires.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13

The Minot Optic says the States At
torney j. B. Wineman OF this city
filed a faulty answer relative to the
Ward county commissioner etaoin at
MinOt. Mr.. Wineman says that IL the
Judge .Overrules his answer that he
will appeal to the supreme court. In
any event, the Minot Optic does not
count At a recent trial In that city
Mr.. Wineman says that everyone. of
twelve jurors we're asked If they had
read of the case in question in the
Minot Optic and all replied that they
had but declared that 1t did not bias
their opinion, as they did not believe
a word they ever read in the Optic.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13
How 10 Blow Noses.

Withdrawing their attention for the
time from the art Of deep breathing.
British medical experts are now calling
the attention of the public to the impor-
lance of performing the nose blowing
operation in scientific and hygienic
manner First one nostril and then the
other should be blown without undue
violence. Doctors state that the two ma
sal passages should never be closed at
the same time. II they are INSTRUCTED.
as in the case of q cold, the back of the
throat is filled with compressed air, and
this, together with the discharge and
the microbes which It contains, may DO
driven through the eustachian tube into
the middle ear, and lead to serious re-
suits.