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Ell ASUNTO DREYFUS
ANTE La s0RTE SUPREmA De FRaEClA
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lncomprensible parece que la atm6s-
agitada todavfa con ell asunto Dreyfus.
Y, sin embargo, pesar de haberse he
cho patentes las iniquidades consur1a-
das, los crfmenes tolerados, las infa-
mias cometidas, cuando la voz de Ia
universal protesta pide a gritos hoy,
como 10 pedia aver, la repar acion del
error voluntariamente cometido Y
cruelmente aceptado, Sc da lugar a1n
para que ell universe piense que la
nacion proclamadora de los derechos
del hombre, 81 supo defnirlos, no ha
sabido 6 no ha querido practicarlos.
ST, como decfa Maeterlinck, hubiera
ha bido en- Dinamarca una voz sufcien-
temente valerosa y honrada que de-
nunciara la iniquidades de Claudio, no
habria presenciado Ell universe la ira
gedia de Hamlet.
En- medic del horror del desastre,
cuando ensoberbe cidos y alevosos bra.
EOS infam ados alzaban la bandera del
ejercito frances, para ocultar hacer
disculpable Ell mas monstruoso de los
crfmenes que Sc hayan perpetrado, la
voz honr ada y valiente que pedfa Mae
terlinck, hizo extremecer con sn acen-
to poderoso los cimientos de la gran
rep1blica europea. A la faz del go
bierno encub bridor del escandalo, lanz6
Zola Su admirable reto. Nombres,
reputaciones, escarapelas, espadas, en-
masa heterogenea e hfbrida, csyeron
al suelo revolcarse en- ell tango de
la mas espantosa ignominia. Ell vela-
do sol de la justicia, principle abrir
camino a sus rayos al traves de una
noche de vergiienza y oprobio: que
mas negra no ha aparecido nunca en-
los horizontes de la humanidad.
Ell martir de la Isla del Dia bio aban-
don6 su horrible cautiverio volvio &
sentar su planta en- ell suelo de la pa
tria, de esa en- cuyo nombre habia
sido escarnecido, en- cayo nombre SC le
arr apcaron de los hombros las no
mancilladas charreteras de Official del
ejercito frances, y en- cuyo nombre Sc
lie arrebat6 del cinto la espada para
hacerla pedazos y dar asf satisfaction
cumplida q los conspir radores.
Con elocuencia abrumadora ha bla-
ron de nuevo los hechos,; la inocencia
de Dreyfus aparecio indiscutible, So
lemne, luminosa; los doscientos mil
sables de la guardia francesa incapa-
ces fueron para oponer muro el paso
glorioso de La verdsd. Sc cerreron
para Ia vfctima las puertas de su in
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en- Francia, al parecer. la rep1blica;
pero es indudable que alarma 4 los
capitalistas; como, tambien, los alar-
ma, en- Inglaterra, el creeimiento del
partido obrero, que tiene va mas de
so votos en- la Ca.nara Baja un mi
nistro en- el gabinte liberal. A las
concesiones que los liberales han he
cho a ese partido, y a las que Sc pro-
ponen seguir haciendole, Sc atribuye
clique las acciones de los ferrocarri-
les no Sc haysn repueSto. Siendo como
son, buenas las entradas de las en-
presas.
Pero Sc We venir Ia subidad de los
jornales, traida por medios artificia-
les, Y el recargo en- la contribution
direCta sobre los terrenos poseidos
por las lfneas ferreas; y de aquf
que las acciones no sean solicitadas.
Y, "riforzando," este, los ayunta-
mientos, para costear sus fantasia s
socialistaS, cargan la mano en- la tri
butacion asi las empresas ferrovia-
rias como los demaS propietarios.
Menos NAL 81 en- Inglaterra, en-
Francia y en- otras parties, para com
pensar 10 que Sc gasta en- echarle
carne la fiera socialista, Sc reduje-
SEN siquiera, q la mitad los presu-
puestos militares y navales. =. Pero
ese tema quedara para otro dfa; que
hoy, solo me restan Ell tempo y el
espacio indispensable para saludar q
la Legislature del Congreso que ter
nina en- ell mes de Junio y en- la que
ha habido de todo. bueno, malo Y me-
diano, y este sera, tambien, tema pa
ra otro dfa.
Ee ~
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LO que deben las naCiOnes

Segtin ia Ultima edici6n del Anua-
rio del Estadista, que publica todos los
amos Ell Secretario de la Real Sociedad
|Geografioa de Londres, tomando res
pecto de todos los paIses los datos co.
rrespondientes a 1904 para que haya
la debida uniformidad, calculando,
por la misma raz6n, todas las cantida-
des en- moneda inglesa, que tiene IN
valor flo, resulta cue, entire todas las
naciones de Europa, la que tiene una
deuda pdblica mayor es Francia. que
debe i,2Is millones y medic zen n6me
ros redondos) de hbras esterlinas.
Ocupa Ell segundo lugar Inglaterra,
que debe 1877 millones; ell tercero Ru-
sia, one debe 768; el cuarto Italia con
49S; y Ell quinto Espafia con 3s2
La que menor deuda tiene es Suiza:
millones.
Pero 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta, no la
deuda absolute, sino la proportion en-
tre esta el n1mero de habitantes de
cada nacion, resulta que Ell primer lu-
gar corresponds Portugal, que debia,
en- el afo citado, ga libras y 8 chelines
por habitante; el segundo Francia,
que debia 81 libras y S chelines; Ell
tercero a Espafia, que debia 20 con 10;
ell cuarto Ing1aterra, que debia 8
cen 8, el quinto Belgica, que debfa II
con rs; el sexto Holanda, que de-
bia II con g. Las dem4s naciones de-
bfan menos de IS libras por individuo-
Las de deuda menor eran Suiza u
libra 8 chelines por habitante), Ale
mania "a y 50, Bulgaria 10y ra), Suecia
q y y y Turquia "a y II).
En- este resumen sc evidencia que
las cifras presentativas de la deuda no
pueden servir de base para juzgar dc
la prcsperidad de una naci6n. Asi,
Francia lnglaterra deben mucho mas
que Turquia, y sin EN- barge, son inf
nitsmente mas pr6speTas.
Por una parte la deuda tiene un sig
niicado muy diferente segdn que el
acredor sea naeional extranjero;
por otra, el dato signifcativo es la re-
lacion entire la deuda de un pals sus
recursos: pues 81 estos son muy gran
des, el pals puede muy bien soportar
una gran deuda sin que sc yea amena-
zada su prosperidad. como sucede en-
Francia 6 lnglsterra. En- cambio, a
.pequena deuda de Turqufa resulta muy
pesada comparable con los recursos
la poteneia productive dc esta naci6n.
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Real Socielad GeQgriica ESpalOa

El al de Junio 1ltimo, 80 aniversa--
rio de su fundaci6n, celebr6 esta Real
Corporation de Madrid una solemne
velada. El acto So verific6 en- ell edi-
flo de la Academia de la Historic Y
ocuparon la presidencia los sefiores
ministries de Instruction P1blica de
Marina y Ell presidente de la Sociedad
don Cesareo Fernandez Duro, Y
derecha e izquierda Sc encontraban ell
ministro de Colombia, senior Bethan-
court, el marques de la Vega de Ar
milo, ell ministro del PERU, senior Os-
ma, Ell presidente de la Union Ibero-
Americana, don Faustino Rodriguez
San Pedro, los ministries del Ecuador,
senores Vazquez y Rendon, ell minis
tro de Honduras, sefIor Fontecha, Ell
ministro del PERU, safior Corneio los
enc argados de negocios de las repd-
blicas Argentina y de Bolivia. Los
miembros de la Sociedad Geogra6ca
llenaban ademas todo ell estr ado.
Empez6 la session leyendo ell secre-
tarioi general seflor Beltran R6zpide
un trabajo de muche merito resenando
a grandes rasgos la labor de la Socie-
|Geografca en- los treinta amos que
lleva de existencia Ell se7ior Beltran
~ R6zpide tuvo la habilidad de hacer
un discurso muy ameno instructive,
hacienda resaltar la obra verdadera-
mente patriotica y fructifera de la
Sociedad en- multitud de 6rdenes de
la vida nacional
Ell ilustre don Cesareo Fernandez
Duro en- frases castizas y discretas,
ensalz6 la importancia del acto que Sc
celebraba y dirigio una afectuosa sa-
lutaci6n a los distinguidos represen-
tantes de las naciones hispano ameri-
canas que con su presencia honraba
y hacfan mas brillante la so1emnidad
Ell general sefIor Suarez Inclan ha.
bio despues acerca lie la signihcaci6n
que Espals corresponds en- la histo-
ria de los descubrimientos geegrafcos,
y en- parrafos elocuentfsimos demos
tro que antes de que Colon concibiera
y ejecutara Ell descnbrimiento de AmG-
rica, antes de que nuestra patria AGO
giera y auxiliara Juan de Beth ancourt
para agregar al mundo conocido as
lslas Afortunadas, antes de que Portu-
gal iniciase. merced inspiration ex-
celsa del infante don Enrique, su mag
nifico avance por las costas africana
ge6grafos y astronomos nacidos en- Es-
pafia habfan va mostrado la elevation
de su entendimiento y la brillantez de
su cultura, y como Espa7ia Sc destaco
en- las tareas y progresses de geograffa
con anterioridad q los demas pafses.
En- nombre de los j6venes pueblos
de la America del Sur habk6 Ell Minis
tro de Colombia, sefior Bethancourt.
Su discurso, que fu6 frecuentemente
ieterrumpido por unGnimes aplausos,
fue un canto hermoso la unidad de
Ia raza hispana, Ia solidaridad de
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at law; Christen Gunderson, heir at
law and devisee, Egbert Gilbertson, ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament
of Kjersti Christianson, deceased. ana
all other persons interested in said es-
tate, respondents.-Notice and Cita-
ton, Hearing of Final Account and
Distribution of Estate.
The state of North Dakota to the
above named respondents:
You, the said respondents above
| named, are hereby notified that the
| final account of the executor of the
| last will and testament of Peter Chris
| tjpnsen, deceased, late of the township
| of Pleasant In the county of Cass and
| state OF Noilh Dakota, deceased, has
| been rendered to this court, therein
| showing thar the estate of said de-
ceased is ready for final settlement and
distribution, and petitioning that his
| account be allowed, the residue Of said
| estate be distributed to the persons
! thereunto entitled, his administration
closed and he be discharged: mat
Tuesday, the 9th day of October, A. ID.
1906, at 2 o'clock i'm the afternoon of
that day at the courtrooms of this
court, in the courthouse, in the city of
Fargo, county of Cass and state of
North Dakota, has been duly appointed
by this court for the settlement there
of, at which time and place any per-
son interested in said estate may APP
pear and file his exceptions, in writing.
| to said account and petition and con-
? test the same.
And you, the above named respond
ents, and each of you. are hereby cited
and required then and there to be and
appear before this court, and show
cause, If any you have. why said &C
count shall not be allowed, the residue
!. of said estate distributed, the admin
istration of said estate closed and SAID
r Egbert Gilbertson. executor. discharg-
ed.
: Dated the Sth day of September. A
: ID. 1906.
: BY the Court:
: laaal- A. @. HANSON,
II (Seal) Judge of the County Court
d L. G.. Johnson,
r, Attorney for Petitioner.
8 (Sept. s, Is, %, 20; Oct g.
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WITH The PLAYS and PLAYERS
Continued From Page Fourteen.)


CONTINUED From Page Fourteen.)
until Mark gets divorce or consid-
erately dies OF course, Joseph OPP
posed this arrangement in a forceful
logical argument, but how can logic
hope to conquer sentiment. Joseph ac-
quiesed as the curtain rang down. AS
Joseph Mr. Crane played in his sure,
quiet and natural manner, In the
periods when Joseph's honor was at
stake he conveyed sense of SINGER
ity of mental suffering. There was
something of genuine feeling, of aft
fecting tenderness that he gave to his
part.
When the story was first given out
that Thompson and Dundy, the crea-
tors of Luna Park and the Hippo
| drome had given up the management
! of the latter, it was a matter of COM
mon talk that no one would be found
who would be able to run it and keep
up the pace set for il. That this
opinion was erroneous is evident from
| the reception accorded to the
first performance of the monster
amusement institution, under the di-
rection of Messrs Anderson and Shu-
bert, the latter being the head of the
4 Shubert forces. 1t opened up to ar
enormous audience. The familial
spectacular features of A Society Cir.
Gus were repeated but the circus bill
was brand new The thriller" wa'
furnished by two young men and ;
woman who encircled teacup-tracl
at a breakneck speed. While the.
were going at fast pace, the track
by means of mechanical contrivance
was raised fifteen feet above tn
stage, leaving no bottom for the cup
like structure. Although the audi
ence was on pins and needles, fgura
lively speaking the riders did not a
all seem nervous. The ballet Tn
Song of the Flowers and the spectac
! ular tableau The Court of the Gold
: en- Fountain were repeated with a
their beauty and gorgeousness.
At the Herald square, Lew Field
assumed the role OF actor and manage
: of the theatre through the medium {
. the musical review About Town TT
! play is in two acts. one being set
3 the grounds of the Heiress club of Ne
/. York and the other showing the inter
. Tor of the Out All Night bank and
. Partisan garden. 1t is hard to te
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Citation.

State of North Dakota, County of
Cass., In County Court, Before Hon.
a. c. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter of the estate of
Kjersti Christianson, deceased:
Egbert Gilbertson, executor, Pc
titioner, VS.. Nils H. Myhra, Ingebor
Hansdatter Hans Gulbrandson, Tolina
Gulbrandsdatter Anders Thorstenson,
1ngeborg Andersdatter, Hanna Anders-
datter Martha Andersdatter, Gudrund
Andersdatter, Thorbjorg Andersdat-
ter, Otto Anderson, Harald And
erson, heirs at law; Christen Gunder-
son, heir at law and devisee; Egbert
Gilbertson, as executor, and all other
persons interested in said estate, re-
spondents- Notice and Citation, Hear
ing of Final Account and Distribution
of Estate.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named respondents
You, the said respondents, above
named. are hereby notified that the final
account of the executor of the last will
and testament of Kjersti Christensen
deceased, late Of the township OF
Pleasant, in the County of Cass and
State Of North Dakota, deceased, has
been rendered to this court, therein
y showing that the estate of said de-
ceased is ready for final settlement
and distribution, and petitioning thai
his account be allowed, the residue
of said estate be distributed to tht
persons thereunto entitled, his adj
ministration closed and he be dis,
charged; that Tuesday, the 9th da.
~ nctahera A u 1905 at O'clock IL
the afternoon Of that day, at the cour
rooms of this court, IN the courthouse
in the city of Fargo, County Of Cas-
and State Of North Dakota, has beef
duly appointed by this court for tn
settlement thereof, &C which time am
place any person interested in sal
estate may appear and file his excep
lions in writing, to said account an
petition and contest the same.
And YOU, the above named respond
ents, and each of you, are hereby cite
and required then and there to be an
appear before this court, and sho'
cause, If any you have, why said ac
count shall not be allowed, the residu
Of said estate distributed, the admins
tration Of said estate closed and sal
Egbert Gilbertson, executor dis
charged.
Dated the sth day Of September, I
ID. 1906.
BY the Court:
(Seal) Al. Ct. HANSON,
Judge Of the County Court.
IT, c. johnson,
Attorney for Petitioner
(Sept. s, Is. ~, 20. Oct. 80
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what the plot Is, but gathering few
threads together it may be said to
concern German cab driver who is
promoted to the janitorship of the
out All Night bank, which he agrees
Ito rob for the income to be derived
from the moving picture privilege OF
the burglary, and crazy Frenchman
with the challenging habit and other
discordant elements. The show in
cludes a dance that has created con-
siderable talk and is bound to be pop
ular. Half a dozen chorus girls dress
ed in flaming red costumes and wear
! ing big picture hats come on the stage,
| followed by some chorus men. They
sing to a dance of the Moulin Rouge
variety. Then come on some chorus
girls dressed in demure grey. They
demonstrate, in pantomime, with those
who have presumably led their hus-
bands astray and then proceed to do
| things" A lively fight follows, the
dance still continuing, and In a mo-
ment the red dresses lie in shreds up
on the floor while their wearers prance
about in short skirts of the white and
fluffy variety. AS for the songs, Ray
rnond HubbelI, whose scores of Fan
tana and Mexicana are known FOL
their tunefulness, was responsible fol
i their creation. The biggest hit, how
ever, was made by an interpolatet
song. When Tommy Atkins Marie:
Dolly Gray which was sung with mar
tial spirit and picturesque effect b'
lovely misses dressed in the clothes
of British soldier boys and in REQ
white and blue dresses of the Yanke
maiden.
Richard Carrie who starred last yea
| in his opera The Mayor of Toxic WI
( appear this season in The Sprin
Z Chicken which ran for two season
(, in London,
/, e. H. Sothern and Julia MARROW
; who appeared in Shakespearean role
: under the management OF Charlie
: FrohTnan, will soon start their seaso
: under the direction of the ShubeI
t forces.
e Annie Russell is to open the AstC
: theatre, New York's newest theatr
: with Shakespeare's Midsumm'
II Nights Dream, as Puck. In that pal
Miss Russell will have a role far dill
ferent from any in which playgoel
have been accustomed to see her
= the past,
. Nat Goodwin will use The CENT
: during the early part of the seaso
! following it up with play of westel
y life.
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Citation.

State of North Dakota. county OF
Cass. In county court, before Hon. A,
G. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Peter
Christensen, deceased.
Egbert Gilbertson, executor, petition
er, VS.. Nils II. Myhrc, Ingebor Hans
datter, Hans Gulbrandson, Tolina Gull
brandsdatter, Anders Thorstenson, In
geborg Andersdatter, Hanna Anders-
datter, Martha Andersdatter, Gudrunt
Andersdatter, Thorbjorg Andersdatter
Otto Anderson, Harald Anderson, heir!
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Step Ladders.
Extension Ladders.

Every family should have strong
stepladder. The Saginaw combined
step and extension ladder is the best
made, can be had any length. A sew
en- foot stepIadder makes a fourteen
foot extension. Price 20 cents per
foot. When examining and buying
one of these ladders leave an order for
coal with J. A. Chesley. Phone 80.
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Next Visit to EAST GRAND FORKS
AT GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10.
Next Visit to MOORHEAD
AT HILLS EUROPEAN HOTEL,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20.

Famous Tor the CURES he has MADE
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CLASS ASSIGNMENTS.
There Are 27s Pupils in the High
School.

Assignment of students to the diff
ferent classes in the high school has
been completed During the early part
of the past week the registration was
merely temporary, but Principal Spaui-
ding and his assistants have been busy
strengthening matters out, and the
registration has now been made perm
anent; the records of the various pu-
pills have been examined, their qualih-
cations learned and they have been
definitely assigned to the classes where
they will take up work.
The completed list shows that there
are 273 pupils in the four high school
classes As usual the freshman class
leads in numerical strength, its mem
bers numbering SO, the sophomore
class comes second, with eighty-fou1
members, while the junior class ha'
forty-nine, and the senior class forty
/ seven members.
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the pickets had been sent out in the evening with
dawning day they had gone back to camp. called
10 Hunter to come on We had won point 1t
was time for us to quit the pike, 50 We turned of
TO the right and moved on. was riding IN front.
We we're passing around redoubt and could see
the cannon bristling through the embrasures a
sentinel on the parapet hailed us but there was
no answer to the challenge.
wheeled and saw Captain Barker dashing at full
speed from our column toward the redoubt. Jake,
a Hungarian, was close after him and fired the shot
Bankers horse tumbled into a ditch. axe pulled
them out All this occurred in full view of the guard
on the parapet. No doubt he puzzled at the
scene, but as had prisoners than my own
men, he must have thought were Union cavalry:
We soon thanked the Notifications and reached
the banks of Cub Run. There was a melting snow;
the stream was booming and were still within
Cannon-shot of Centreville There only one
in; Stoughton followed When he came out of his
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cold bath he said laughing, This is the first rough
WIS mast the game was won; for / knew that no
cavalry would follow us. There remained only one
last risk Soon this, too, was past They might
cut us off when we came back to the pike. No
enemy Durs1Ied We could see their tents on the
heights, and in a few minutes there dawned
glorious sunrise. In the rapture of the moment l
exclaimed George! that Is the sun OF AuSterhtz-
back at the camps and that all hope was lost.
We took our prisoners to Warrenton, where
Stoughton breakfasted with the Beckh2m family
old friends of his; for he had been at west Point
with Frank Beckham who was then a Confederate
artillery officer and had spent vacation at the very
house where he now went as prisoner. arranged
The next morning | presented StOughtOn and the
officers at Fitz-Lee's headquarters at CulpePer
The operator at CulPeper told me that Stuart was
on train that was soon due. ] met him at the
depot nv despatch had been delivered to him en-