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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-23
Srief Ses Or. @iinur ROrris, oeiTcn
SraM ans Dem @cifen Sauie aus
gcluicien lit.
Eerlangt GntiduIbisnng.
SeOcr Ocrniinitige MenidJ par iiber
oaS jeScm9InitanS bObuipredcnSc Sc.
aebmen Der 6rnm Morris entriitci.
Ser %rGiibcut int 9ic6te.
gDafbinaton, %. ssebr.


Ger Or. Minpr Morris, Oefen
Giottin ppr mebrereu Wp9en unter
@npenoun9 Don @epaIt aus Dem
WeiBen 9auie gefiibrt lpuroe, bat oie
&orreiponOen5 Deroffentli6t, peI9e
binii9tli6 oieIss Sales 8tpiI6en ibm
uno benz prdIioenten itattfan6 Der
Brief 0es Or. Morris an oen grdiiz
6enten lit bonn 16. .. 30. ootirt uno
luutet tpie folgt:
rQn 0en prGT0enten Ser Der. .Staaten.
Wertber 0err!
Nahbem i6 mebrere Wo6en 1eouIs
Dig geipartet babe, I'm Sbnen Gelegen@
belt CUR llnteriuhung Ser llmitdn0e gu
geben, ipel6e nit Der 8eletoi9ung mei=
rer 6rau i'm MeiBen 6uuie pertniipft
tnaren, meine 6offnung ouf einenQus-
brud oes 8eoauerns aber cine perqe6z
li9e mar, iebe id mid ais Gatte unO
8irger genothi9t, fir 0ieie 8erleBung
Der Srduenpiiroe uno oes gelp0hnitz
den 9tnitanoss cine 0ffentli9e 2lbbitte
gu perlangen.
Gs lit un0entbar, odB etne iolhe
8rutalitdt irgenopo i'm QanOe. uno
beIonoers i'm NeiBen Sauie, geouIoet
tper6en 1oIIte.
@s 1T f9limm 1enug, baB meine
@attin infoIge oieier i4nOben 9ebanOs
lung feds @o6en oas 8ett bitten
muBte, hp6 lam ib S6nen ii alIer
gube oie @erIi6erung geben, Oab iie
ieoenfoQs ihr 2eben eingebiiBt 6Gtte.
ipenn bic urfpriingIihe 8erfiiguna oes
@eiBen Sauies uusgefiibrt nproen
ndre.
cyd) ipieoerbole mein 6ringenoes
@eriangen, ouB Sic Iofori bic nUtbt=
gen S6ritte tbun, fpelfe Die llmitdnoe
erfproern, Die eine gdn3e Ration ers
fhiitterten.
@roebenIf Ulinor M}pyris."
Oie Nntport bes prGIoenten 0urh
feinen 9ripatfetretdr erfoIgte am 10.
5. 81. uno bat Den foI9enoen 8orte
laut:
,Wertber 6err: 3ur 8eantportuno
sSbres 9riefes pom 16. 3. 90. bat Der
9rGIioent mid beauftragt, Sbnen nit
Sutbeilen, Dap duf ieine 8eranlaiIung
Ser Observation-Disclosures beg 9iitritt5
Columbia, Major Splpeiter, Ole ndhez
rem llmitGnoe oer@erbaftung Der 5rau
Morris for9fdltig priifte un0 Dem
grGiioenten Die Nusiagen Der BON ihm
berbDrten 9erIunen bprlegte. Ter
9rGIioent bat na9 elmer genauen @ins
iibt Der inn porgele9ten beIhpprenen
Musiagen uro na9 elmer llnterre0ung
NIT Dem Maior Sblpeiter oie lleberz
seugung erlungt, oab oie 8erbaftung
cine gere9tfertigte unb Ole babel ange=
ipen6ets, our6 sen Wiosritano ser
Gruu Mprris nDtbige @eipaIt ni1t
9rDBer als notbig mar.
9tus oieIem @runoe finbet ser 9rG=
iibent feline @erdnldFung, Die bstrefs
fenoen 9eamten gu taoeIn. 2luBer0em
1T er iiber3eugt, oob es i'm SntereFe
Ser s5rau Morris un0 ibrer 9lngeb0-
rioen am beIten geipeien tpGre, Die
So6e ni6t ipeiter in Die SeffentIihteit
gu 8iehen.
@m. Qoeb IT,, SetretGr
oes prGIbenten."
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TRtrfIn.
nlrrifn 90 Z,

N|ertto, p. Eebr.
Oem 8ouperneur ganoa un0 hober
Regicrun9sbeamten liegt Elm gan 3ur
8eherung Der Nobnun9spcr6dItniIe
Der drmcren &IaNen por, IS nr0
por9tIdIagen 9an3e StruBtngepirric
a:eoer5urciben un0 BORT groBe neu3eit
Ii6e g|ietbstaiernen gu erri1ten, in
benen Die lpenig gemittelten mitia,
Ii6te NobnunQen nit ousqieb.der
WaiIerperiorgtng Finoen. W}an 0loubt
oamit oIe bObe Sterberote Der Staot
(52 auf bas 2auieno) bduerno ermG
Bi9en uno 5u9leib GjeIe9enbeit III nlBz
bringenosr SdpitalunIage bieten gu
fonnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-23
Sum G len 3 iebe.
glep gort, %. Sebr.

3lpei Spibbuben betraten geltern
Gbeno Sen 9aoen OeS Supclenbdno'
lers SSsrael &autb on Der s. gIDenue,
bielten Ben @iqentbiimer nit uorge-
boltenen &epolpern in Sdoh er.
griffen eine 9ln5ohl Sbrringe i'm
@erth BON mebreren bun6ert 9oqurS
uno ilften oonn oos @eite Noitt1
ergriff ieinen eigenen &epoloer, Der.
folqte bie 9faubqeiellen uno mehieltc
mehrere ShiiIle nit ihnen iporauf er
noCl ieinem 2noen sltriiftehrte. 3lpei
Shrringe, meldle Die Spibbubeu Der.
loren hatten, fdn0 er pieoer.
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. a M pier untergsgangen.
Sdpdnndb, Ga, p. 5Sebr.


Ser aui Ger 6obrt nah glltgulta
befiuoli6e 6lltB0ontpfer oSman" 1T
II Wfeilen oberhoIb Soponnab aus
unbefannter llriahe geiunfen. Ser
Snpitdn Carroll oeriutte, gegen ocS
llfer 5u laufen, ood nur Ser poroerc
Gbeil oeS Oampfers erreidte cine
ieilJte SteIle, mGhren0 Der bintere
Tbeil perionf. Gle 2ifter perIoidls
ten ltnb es berrid)te inter ben groB.
tentbeils ans 9fegern beitebenoen Eoi.
ia91eren groBe Terpirriing. Daebrere
bon linen iproigen iiber 8oro mo
man ipeiB, oaB ntinoeitens cine Ser
ion ertranf. n0brenO orei onoere Ser
ionclr DermiBt meroen.
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6enfeminar, bas bon ser umeritant'
fden gebor0e Der Spmmihion fiir
frembe WfiiIionen aufre6t erbdlen
ipuroe. Gs bate einen @ertb BON ets
ipa $4,000 Tie dmeritaniIde Be
borhe bat Elm Sdbelqrdnm BON oem
4rdiiOtnten Sobn &. Merriu oes Sem
traltautdiien 1olIege erbdlten. 0ab
bas Seminar brennt. 0ab aber IlIe5,
oaS nit inn in @erbinoun9 itebt, ges
rettet tporoen 1T. 9ds Snititut mar
fir oie allqemeine Gr3iebun9 einbelmis
fiber MGod1en SurNusbiIoung ais 9ebs
rerinusn umo gDirtbihditerinnen be-
ftimmt.
RonfontinopeI, 81. Sebr.
0ie @orIte1un0eu oes bieii9cu brts
tiIdcn 8otihaiterS Sir y. u. O'Gons
nor peoen 3Gumun9 3obobs uno DE
8eRble. bic oem britiiten Srea3er
Diana" oelhidt poroen iino, Die
Sor@ruu9 oes britiIhen Heprdientdn-
ten su unteritiiBen, baben sli Der Gra
ncnnung zines tiirtii6en Gcmite5 ae.
tIbrt, ods ioIort BON Gonitdntinopcl
no1 ocm itreitiQen puutte abreiicn
uro perIudhen pirb. Die @n9ele9enbe't
nit Der engliIhsGgnptiIden &ommii
fion 5u re9eln. W}an 3IOubt ienoh, oab
@rpBbritunnien Ole gdumung Der non
Den Siirten beleBten Srte ais
niine quo non" perIanQtn miro, eGe
Die &ommiIiion lire g(rbejt beginner
tann. Cine bdIOige an0 5ufrieoenIttls
ienoe GrIeoi9un9 miro erpartet.
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hGltniFe cingsIebt uno fins ourb 81
Reareoelunq oes 9eriebrs nit an0eren
8ertrdasIGnoern 9eoin9unQeu qeihofs
fen. oaB oie gan3e qufmertiamteit
unO 9raft auf einen epentucaen 3ous
iriso tpnSentrirt perben t0nn. fans
Elm FOLDER unpermeioli6 1T gDeitere
3uaeitdnoniTe iino abiout ausse,
idIpFen.
0i, freiIinni9en gIdtter ertlGren
oas Reiultdt Ser @erbanolun9en siris
f6en 0eutlhIano uno oen Der. Staas
ten fir hO6it uuerfreulith, dber fir
unter ben llmitdnoen unoermejolitb.
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Gle 80. Operotion.
gletp 9gort, %. SSebr.

J(elp Jprl, ~. bepr.
SIM 6elttihen Sooipitol 81 Nelporf
puroe geltern an eincm 1atienten gtns
mems Charles Horom Die 80. Opera.
tion pol5o9en. gor ID Sobren e.
lit Gorom bel einem 6obritubIunfalle
cine @crlebung am Sub uno Die erite
Operation foitete linn einen Sheil oes
gSuBcs. Die acknowledgement 81
Sperationen mtroen oaourh notb-
tpenoig, ooB &oram tets 81 friib bas
Soipital ipieoer perIieB itno oo0urdl
Dem SeiIpro5eB Sih6eruiiie in ben
@eg Iegte Sect 1T BON ieinem gein
nur nod Elm Stunlpien iibrig geblic.
ben, oob erfIGrer ole gler8te, oaB iie
on ieinem @ieoerauifommen nid]t
slpeiieln.
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9nprpi[le. 9enn.. q. Aebr

Sn0roille, Tenn, q. 6ebr,
2tu5 9tibeOiae, y. g., miro gemsis
oct, odb bic GroBgsitaDorensn oes
gun6esqerihtes 3tpei 2lntlaqsn acgen
ben GongreBmonn g. Gpencer glats
burn BON 8. 1iitritt pon RorosGas
rolina erboben bo6en, in benen Der
islbe angetld9t pr0. pdbrenO ieines
IienIes ais gongrebmdnn feline 2tos
oolatur in 1epdrtemsnts in Wdibs
inqton ous9eii5t uno fir feline Dienite
ge3o6lung dngerommen 81 baben. Gs
1T tein @srbaitsbsiebI gegen gIadburn
eElafen noroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-23
Die anbere Seite.
Nenper. Gplo.. e. fEetl

~~'NNISAf SIAIsf GGs lytpAs
Der @pll3isbunes 4usi9ub Der
Weitsrn 6eoeration Of Uliners pirS
in eini1en 5aeen cine geriammIung
obboIten, I'M gorbersitungen fir ole
@ertbeioieung Der 9eamten gu trsffsn.
ipsI6e in Sodbo perbditst ipurOen.
Sames Sirpon, Elm Wliteliso 6s-
gsb0ySe, srtlGrts. odb bic eegenWobsr.
Sdppooo unoqsttibpns srbpbsnen, ouf
Mor0oerI6r0runo ldutenoen Qntlaz
oen en- Wsrt Der 9rubsnbeiibsr Isien.
irelde nit SiiIit con GsheimpoIi3iiiea
uro Spionsn 0itllnion psrnihtsn moi
len glidt Die Irbsitsr botten iid Oers
idtppren. iphAsrn Die Grubsnbeiiser.
bsnen bic Sreoriidtior Der arbeiter
Gin Dorm I'm ause iti.
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Qnnhnn 81 Hsh,

Non0On, q. 6ebr.
Der beutfdr 3arif. Der am /. MGr3
In Srdft tritt unb feline Notwithstanding
fhIimme WirtuHg auf ben 6anoel
8roBbritdnniens aiebt Ole Qlufmert
iamteit Der britilden Reoieruno ouf
ii8. Gs finb @orltelIuuaen bei ser
beutf6Fn Regierung erboben lporoen
uno oerprdIioent Der 6an0eIStamner,
Ylopb @eorae, tiinoigtt beute in benz
6auIe Ser Gemeinen an, odb er bol6
in Der Gage gu Iein bofIe, Snformotio.
nen binfid)tIib Der ReTultote Der 8eys
bdnolunqen Qeben au t0nnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-23
Gifcriu DIT.
Ct. Qouig. %. sEebr,

III NVuEaI LA' lytUls
SSm 't10tiihen 0oipital itarb beilte
iSralt Qearl Stcl5rieoe, WeIfe ON
i5reitaa non ihrcm Manne ourh bier
gdiiTIe perpunoet muroe. Sie mar
crit Is Sabre alt. 2Sbr Rann tcr
iid in 6oit befirbet, mil Die Gbut aus
Giferilidlt bedonaen bdben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-23
&c 0 + 5 permuthet.
N1em Qlnrf %. sEehr.

9tGem 9lnid1ein nod wuroe 9lIirco
Barb. Elm 9teife 0es ebcntaIi9en Sc.
nators Barb bon Californian. iE
@riiIIeI, mo- er Nhliifltnterrift nabm.
ermoroet. 60 berihtet ber @ebeim.
poIi5i1t SSobn s. 5o9ortpL pelfcr
nod 8riiiiel geinubt ipurOe, Inn Die
Spuren 0es @erihollenen aiii3uiin'
Sen. SSogortn nollte nihts Ndberes
iaaen, qab nber on, bnB 9dro eire
gefanntidoit nit elmer 6ron3oiin un,
terhielt
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Soutbin9ton, Conn, q. 5ebr.
5rau Siloia Qan9opn 0unbam, DIE
sipeitdlteite Berion in Dieiem Stdate,
itarb beute in ibrem 105. Qebensjabre.
Srou Deborah SalIimon in GaitOn,
pel6e bereits cas- LOG, 2ebensja6r
iiberfhritten bat, lit infolge oes 4bIe'
bens hires Spbnes fdiper ertrantt.
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g dut fir Miether
Columbus, o, %. Gebr.

Ter gtbgeoronete gipc bon Rife
Couutn bat einen @eieBentruliri por'
oeleat, monad) Elm Saiiseiqeltbiimer
6afijr nui friniuellem @ege beIar1t
mer6en fam. penu er in eircm
g}iethsfontroft 9eitinmlngen uber
6os glIter ooer Die 3obI Der ainoey
triif4
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MitneIrs 2lntport.
Yittsbur9, pa, %. sSebr.

Gem prdiioentsn Mtit6sl BON Der
llniteo n}ins WOrsrs Of America, tpels
der 5ul 9siIegung Der Streitigteiten
i'm bieiigen Oiitritt na4 pittsburs
fam; nuroe ppn benz @ertreter Der
2lf. preiie Die 6raae porQeIeet:
.Wiro am /. 9lpriI Elm Strsit ers
iIGrt tperoen?"
.Solpsit i9 bic Sadie bsurtbeiIsn
lam, piro Elm Streit ertIGrt fperoen.
.9Sn ser 6arttob.ens o0er berWei6s
tobI:nregion2"
sd nsrbe ni6ts peiter iagen."
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aonqreB
gpoIbinoton, %. 1ebr

TT
can Sen0t lmlorbretete WarreE
cine Qeiition Der 6rucu bon @pc.
minq melde Die 2lusitoBuug 6es Se.
motors Smcot perllngcn. gr iagte.
er iei eriudt morocu. einiqe 0emer
tluaen in 0ieicr 2lngeleaenbcit ~
modem, bod woue er iih 6omit &c.
Qriiaer fh nit Der Je6e 6e5 Seus,
tors Qcrtn5 ein0eritanocu 3u arfij'
rem. Ger Scnotor Bertin5 crtIdrte
bor einigen Iagen 6oB er Elm Ge9ner
oLler reIiai0ien Seeereien ieil
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9rospenpr eeidGu9en.
Qancoiter. 81, y. 4

NWIIVUIItIi - ~ BtUI'
Der General Charles s.. GrosDes
nor, tpel6er 20 Sabre ais 2(bgeoros
meter i'm 8pnereb FAB, iit in Der Som
pentipn BON ieinem Ge9ner Qtlbert
9puglab fir oie domination oei6lds
oen norosn. @r erbislt rur 20. iein
8eoner 78 Stimmen. Ooualdb iIt 53
Sabre alt uno Elm aopptat in gbiuis
rn4he
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aGnis GOwarO Oun GnelanS idlciut
auf feline alten Sage nod ucrEanf.
tig iuerOcn jn mOQen.
Gin 8ratulatiOnsbrief.
Dian ginubt, Oaf jluiihcn Saiicr gSil.
bclm nnO ieiucm CnfcI OcmnGdvit
cine 3niammcntnnft itattfinoct.
Sie 0adDrift crfrculidl.
92ein 0lnrf % ssehr

tNiN DNNtF %A' D0pts
Ser 8ctiiner aorrelpcnOent oes
~6erato" tdbeIt, baB Der R0nio GDs
ndro an Den aaiIer 0i8tIm, dnldBs
lid oeiIen 9cburtstaqes Elm iiberaus
bsr3Ii4es 8Iiidtpunihi6reiben geri6s
tet babe. Der 9orreiponoent nennt bies
len Brief oen @orIdufer elmer freunos
f4oftIidsn 8egegnun9 Ser bei6en Mos
nar6sn, Die rod i'm 2dufe bieies Sab
reg itottfin0sn foq. Die W}eIouna.
heiBt es in Der 0epeibe peiter. 1T in
Berlin nit GROCER @enugt1uuna dufs
9enommen lporosn. neil bic asipanns
ten Be5lebun5en 3piiten Dem &aiIer
nno ieinem 0nteI pieIfa8 peinIi9 be-
riihrten.
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Torotiterin Soma
0ss Mloints. 81, p. 6.bE.

Der Senator @orran 8arit uniel'
breitete einen GeieSeHiiuuri lDeldler
Observation-Disclosures uno abhdltulJ
bon @ergnii9lnseu on Sonntaeer III
Soma perbietet.
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Nnnilnnlinrnef q ~

Noniilnfin1peI, q. Tebr.
Tas dmerii1niife Golto in Q(intdb,
aleinoTisn. 1T ootfiidrbia abqebrannt.
Der Qsrluft III ourd 9eriiderung 9es
bedt.
Bottom, q. Gebruar.
9as omsriioniife College, ods in
Nintab aboebrannt III. mar Elm Wlao,
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OeFerrei6 ltngQru.
99nnnileii p RAE.

Suodpelt, p. 5ebr.
Der friibete Bremierminiiter @raf
stephan 5issa ridtet in Sen Wtoroen-
Seituuaen oie ernIte Mobnung an oas
ungdriicbe Bolt. lid riht ourd ole
bortnGdiqe 5oroerung Der aoalitionss
fiibrer bssiiQli6 Der GinfjibyunQ oes
llnoariIhen als 9(rneeiprafe IRE
fiibren gu IaTen. Die Gppoiitipn be-
if,ip1re nit ibrem starriinn cine
lpirtbinaftli6e unb pnlitiihe @efabr
fir Oas 2ono berouf. pie 6rtldrung
oes 8rafen miro in psiteiten &reiien
0es lln9drIauoes pertbeilt peroen uro
SfpsifeIIos groBsn @influB ausiiben.
Oie aodIition srtpG9t inspiI6en
ben 9lan, Senobpteu mad 9pnoon,
garis unb mom0elib ou6 nab Nep
glorf su f6iden, nm oie 2tuBentpeIt
ilber 0ie 8eItrebuugen Der Nla9noren
ouf3utldren.
8ubapeit, %. Tebr.
Ter 0ortldut oes oiterreihiIds
ungdrll dlen 3ouge1eBes, 0ds I'm W(dt
b. s. i'm GftcrreihiIden Parliament
5ur 9tnnabme oelangte, puroe per0Fz
fentIift. 0d bas unQdriihe parlds
ment CUR 3eit aufgel0it iit, tritt Der
Surif am /, Mdr3 auf @eriii9un9 Oes
un9ariIhen U}iniiteriums in Strait
uno miro Dem NbidIuiie Der anoeren
0anbelspertrdge Sur CJrunolage Die
nen, neIbe an osm Qlei1en Gage
re6tstrGftig perben. 0enn Setter
reid sllnQurn tiinftigbin BEL Den 8ers
einigten Stadten tpeiter oJe Redte Ser
msiitbsgiinitigten Notionen 9enieBen
min, 10 miro es oen8ereini9teH Stddz
ten bic @orrehte einrdumen muHen,
Ole ibnen aus Dem 0eutiden 9dnOels=
bertrd9e eripahTen.
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gu E n n 5.
Gt. Qeter s8aro. Fl. fFebl

ct. Yetera3urg, 81. 6ebr.
3ie preiie betyadliet i'm 9tll9emeis
nen bic QenoerunQtu I'M Gabinet nit
llnruhe un0 bait lie iUr einen sntIdeis
6enoen S6IuQ fir Den forti6rittliden
5lii9eI uno ais eins Rudtebr gu ben
oIten Wegen. 9is Reiigndtion pes
6dnoelsminiIter5 Gimirid8elp pir0
oils elm Qn5ei6en oer }tufgabe Der Yos
litit Der @eri0bnurQ nit Den Qrbeitern
betradtet. Die aSlouo" uno .Rompe
Wremja" grsifen heHe Die Regierung
bitter an unb bic @loipo ertldrt, bdB
ole Re9ieriing ibr 9siies thut. um ole
Nr6eiter in bic 2lrm5 Der So3iaiiiien
un6 RepoIutiondre }u treiben uno
fiiot bin3u, oab cir DINNER @eiTt.
bon Reuttipn erfilt 3ur Groe 3uriids
oefsbrt uro in Der ,qtion 0es Wiini-
iters 6es Snnern IurHomo pertorpert
lit.
Riaa, 9io'3no. 81. 5sbr.
Die Straferpeoiiiaa. Die nod Dem
3iitri.t Deoen qeItatt porben 1T. um
ben 3foeiten 9lufitan III unter0ruden,
aebt ernitli6 Dor. Z e 3ruppen baotn
piele Repolutiondre i1n9en. uno fiinT
oeriel6en purben 0uIb oas ariegsges
ridt 3u 5obe perurHeilt uno eridois
fen. ndbren0 30. slyunter 6rauens
3immer, NIT gnu.ta 9epeii9t purosu.
70 Gjepebre uIrou fop<gsnommeu.
9nei onqeisbere gtaohner BON Repul,
8i3eprdiiosnt 9|dst uuo ein Qopot1t
Ramens 1omort ino pegen IbeiIs
na6me an Der yebolti)ndren 8eUes
ouno aim 9p6e otru r.b,tlt porben.
ct. qstsr sgrJ, 81. 5ebr.
Sin, 9spside 3s6,ran, Die
beuts sinaetrofien III meIost, boB Die
glieMrtrnnnuna ysrter Sobnes
bes S6a1s, Q66uI 3I Wir5u. 5um
Bouperreur Der gro 10 9bilon grobs
Ilibhimmuna uutey osn &nufIeutsn,
qrieiiern un6 Grurl iisern berporse.
rufen bat, Od bieis..eo na9 Ssberan
.sl.orapbirt unb 81, Q5fssung oes
qrinsen perldnst ba6sn, neil oerfeIbs
tuegsn isiner Gtrtuas pdbrsnb feinsr
frikren gerp1ligrs osr prooirj
oubGrorbentIi6 uR5slie5t geDoroen III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-23

Die ,,,Ioroitern" "-5eitmn-
gen haben ete Beitticbte
BON ga Greiie nicPt nur
miticbreiben IenSern nit
macbcn helfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-23

@Iatttn Der 9upierpaien I'iiduHe Osr Sar-
ben 0soIobac lbensrs Qreiic Starbei.
tuue Der &ameelbaatG gBciBe 1epptdle.
3ueerIdiiiee Mrbeiter.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-12
The Habit of the Sea.

Let us be thankful that we have not
got to send the sea to school and
teach it to think. The sense of res
fulness it gives us, as we contemplate
it. comes a good deal, suspect, from
our feeling that here is one powerful
and active creature that we have not
got to train. 1t will take care of it.
self, and we can take care of our
selves and not bother about it. 1t
will never want to vote, never blame
us for misrule, never shame us with
evidences of our self1shness and neg
lect. Restless as it is. turbulent and
untamable, it is a comfortable neigh
Dor. as neighbors go. Really. is there
anything else on the earth that takes
care of itself? The mountains have
forest fires and need land laws ana
game laws. The very air may be
polluted with smoke and smells, the
cataracts are water power and can
be stolen, the forests are merchandise,
the plains are real estate: but the sea
is not property, not perishable, not
damagable. 1t is the one thing that
balks greed and laughs at abuse; the
one thing whereof there is enough
to go around, and in which no sue
cessful effort need be feared to claim
a monopoly. Harper's Magazine.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-12
FORTY ENTRIES
Already Received in the Trotting and
Pacing Classes at the Fair.

Yesterday was the closing day for
entries in the trotting and pacing
classes at the Red River Valley EXPOSE
ton. Secretary Woods states that the
entries are still coming in by every
mail, however. The list aggregates
over forty entries already and the
number may be increased to fifty by
the arrivals by tonight's mails. This
assures the visitors at the exposition
some of the finest races ever seen in
the northwest The free-for-all. with
its thousand-,lollar purse, is quite an
attraction and some of the fastest
flyers in the west are entered. 1t real
ly looks as though the state track
record will have mark several points
lower this year. The running race en-
tries will not close until the day be-
fore the opening. of the fair. but APP
plications have been received already
for accommodations for long list of
the jumpers and the largest string of
runners ever seen here will undoubt-
eddy participate in the events. CON-
ing just after the state fair and just
before the Winnipeg expo we are able
to get the cream of the flyers from
both shows as we'll as many other fast
horses now engaged on other circuits
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-12
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids for the erection of i
three-storv and basement hotel build J.
Ing at Devils Lake, N. D. for E. T..
Flynn. Esq. will be received at his
Office at Devils Lake up to 2 o'clock
p. m. of Thursday July IL, 1906.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at Devils Lake. at the Office of Han
cock Bros architects, Fargo, at
Hatcher Bros Office, Grand Forks, and
at Builders Exchange, Minneapolis, up
to the hour for receiving bids.
Each bid for the building must be
accompanied with a certified check
for $500 and each bid for the plumb
ing, heating and wiring with a check
for $3.50 made payable to Edward F..
Flynn as a guarantee of good faith to
enter into contract.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
Ed F. Flynn,
Hancock Bros,
Architects.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-12
"THlS DATE IN HISTORY"
JULY IL.

119l-Christians took possession of
city OF Acre, in Palestine.
1212-Christians defeated the Moors
at Toulouse.
1609-Henry Hudson first obtained
sight of the American continent.
1691-English defeated French and
Irish at battle of Aghrim.
1712-Richard Cromwell. died. Born
Oct. 4. 1926.
l730-Josiah Wedgewood. pottery
manufacturer. born. Died Jan. 2, 1895.
17S0-American force under Sumter
defeated British at Williamson's plan
tation. S. c.
Alexander Hamilton. Ameri-
can statesman, died from wound re-
ceived in duel with Aaron Burr.
INSTRUMENTATION OF the Rhine
formed.
1Sl2-General Hull, with force of
American volunteers. invaded Canada.
1S17-Henry D. Thoreau, American
author, born. Died May s, 1862
1S27-Tord Lionel West,
British diplomat, born.
1S5l-L. J. NJ. Daguerre. inventor of
photography, died. Born 1889.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-12

and legibility, we believe the majority
are going back to the old slant or
adopting the semi-slant system.
We, like Thos Lawson from Boston,
take up our pencil against systems.
We, believe that writing is taught best
by limitations and that the teacher
must write a good legible hand in
order to meet with success in teach
ing this subject, that we should insist
upon uniformity in slant, height and
uniform spacing, letting each pupil
adopt the slant most congenial to his
nature.
The angular system used much by
Canadians and Europeans indicate a
person of a practical turn of mind with
more attention to self interests. Per-
sons who talk and act slowly and with
elaboration. Generally sincere, not
showing great affection though it may
be deep, not easily disturbed or in
fluenced by environments.
The slant system used by about 80
per cent of writer's indicate a person
guided by impulses. more affectional
and sympathetic-easily pleased or dis
pleased. Inclined to be impulsive and
animated.
The back-hand system so often seen
in the business mans writing, indicates
self-interest, schemers. insincere, de-
sire favorable impressions. Not over
orthodox or given to religion-Do
right as a matter of self interest. Good
leaders but poor followers.
The angular indicates mental alert
ness, natural workers. not happy un-
less busy while the rounded hand is
the opposite.
Small writing is usually indicative
of intellectually and large writing the
reverse or rather more practical than
intellectual, more outspoken than con-
sentative
Heavy writing indicates aggressive
ness, strong passions, inclined to be
revengeful and boastful while fine
lines indicate a person Of refinement
and modest.
If there are any who doubt our
ability to read character from hand
writing let him send page written
with Den and ink on unrmled naper
about by 10 inches in size and postag'
for return of same and we will prove
our allegation or swallow the
"alliga."
If then, as we are convinced, that
there is an individuality in hand
writing let us get away from the
systems and strive to develope. char
acter by developing those features in
handwriting that show to the good
Because one writes a beautiful"
hand does not necessarily indicate that
his character is more beautiful than
that of one who writes a scribbling
hand. Form largely developed in one
gives him the ability to execute what
another might not. Those of mechan-
fcal turn of mind usually execute
letters with good form while person
of no mechanical ability can never
learn to write a beautiful hand"
From an ethical stand point we have
no more right to send away letter