The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
STATE UNIVERSITY.

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The students are already brushing up
on some Of their subjects in order to
be ready for the ordeal. The spring
tern, will open April 5. The attendance
will no doubt be somewhat smaller than
at preset, but as a large number Of
students who were not here this term
expect to return and cornplete their
spring terms work of former years there
willsbe large enrolment.
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The students and faculty were priyi.
laeged to listen TO most inspiring ad-
dress last Saturday on the Cause and
Cure OF Intefnperarce, by Rev. George
Barnes Of Fargo. Al brief summary Of
the address is given below:
fou are going out in the world to
gain what? Not to gain fame, position,
and wealth, though. You may gain these
incidentally you are going out to live
and live you may, if you give yourself
to others. If, when you pass out of the
world you find that you haye taken more
from the world than you have given It
you are in a vital sense panpers; but il
you have given the world more than
you have taken from it, you are bene-
factors. Lies seriousness, a serious
ness not incompatible with the highest
JOY. will come with the highest sacrifice
David Livingstone furnishes us an ex-
ample of this spirit of seriousness, and
Africa, redeemed and regenerated, shall
be his monument, and the sea shall
sound his requiem. Men drink
because of a taste or; appetite for liquor
which may be acquired, or inherited; !.
second men drink through ignorance;
third from conceit, really ignorance.
which says I know how. to take care of
myself-hoW far / can 60. Other causes.
which might be mentioned are the pres.
scriptions of some physicians, patent.
tobacco and fashion. The
saloons and blind pigs. are boils and car
sbuncles on the, social body. But we, who
help make the public sentiment are the
ones who in varying degrees are the.
cause of this abomination, I1ltemper-
ance stands on a three-legged stool
drinking, vending and manufacturing
liquor. If one leg is broken the whole
structure must fall. The drink evil can-
not be stopped by moral means alone,
except as We approach the millennium.
Neither by the law alone can we prevent
drinking or overcome vending, for al
prohibition law to be effective, must
have the moral force Of. public sentiment
behind it,; without this it is like a mill;
wheel without any water in the pond {,
We in North Dakota have a prohi-
bition law, and are apt to settle back
and say, go to- work. We lack senti-
ment We have a law and ii must Be 1
executed. hope that each one Of YOU
here will form ain individual temperance
union to go out in life with vow to- do |
all in your power to create sentiment
that shall re-enact and enforce God S
law" 1' s's
Among the departments of the uni
versity which is rapidly forging to the
front is. that of German Iii the three
years that Professor Tinglestad has had
This work under his charge he has made
of it one of the largest and most success
fult departments Of the university cur
riculunl. A year ago a number OF
students enrolled was SO large that it
was necessary to engage an additional
instructor, and III. u. Shug of the Uni
Versity of Michigan held this position
for one year. During the present year
This position has been held by Samuel
i Pease, graduate of Northwestern
and also OF the University
of q Chicago:
The sophomore class met last Thurs
day and elected a staff for the 'o7 Da-
;otah, which will be published next year.
The staff is as follows: e.
Editor-i In Chief Dan ". Brennan.
Assistant Maude Wyant ~
Literary Editor Guy r. Nc Kay.
Assistants Amy NJ. Evans, Ida For
rest M sfS .la 1. NJ s4| * WI 1
4 Editor Of Organizations Earl Rog-l
ers. II X 5'
y Faculty Editor Albert Farnham.
Societies Wendell Liilwell.
Athletics Edgar Wells. II s.5
Art Editor Charles Boise.
Business Manage Paul B. Griffith.
Assistant John ID Woods.
The staff will get TO work at once and
next year we may expect the best Da-
sotah that We have ever had.
II NV. e. Westergaard was called to hist
nome at Buffalo, N. D., last Monday on !
account of the death Of his grandmother,
which occurred the same day
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The new street car was pitt into COM
mission last Wednesday for the first
ifne and everyone ait the university lis
with it. III Els a large com |
portable car, fitted with all the modern
improvements. and is a credit to the
company.
Professor Squires lectured last Wed
nesday evening before the Sacred Lit
erattire institute of the First Baptist |
church His subject was the Fall of |
Jerusalem Following the lecture he
gave an interesting talk on the sEpistle
ID the Hebrews.
ALWAYS KEEPS cHAMBERl
Iain's Cough Remedy in His House. |
We would not be without Chamber
lain S Cough Remedy. II is kept on |
hand continually iii our home, says |
WE wv Kearney. editor of The Inde-
pendent. Lowry City, Mo. That Is just
what every family should do. When |