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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15
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Imagine an evening coat of yellow
velvet everywhere embroidered with
cherry blossoms done In white and
gold and trimmed on all its edges with
sable and having wide sable cellar.
chat with DR.. J. E. Engstad about
the new Luther hospital now being
built in Minneapolis, of which he has
been appointed chief of the staff of
the physicians in charge, gives in
tresting Information on some nagnifi-
cent donations have been made
among them 100000 from the Christi
an Milling association. Up to this
date over $15O,000 have been raised,
and the work is progressing rapidly.
1t will be interesting to know the
most of these donations have been
given through the efforts of Mr.. Otto
Tolleffson formerly of this city, and
who is greatly interested in making
this the finest hospital in the great
west. Mrs. Engstatd Is again in MiE-
neapolis after a few pleasant weeks
here. She will return here after
Christmas and spend the remainder
of the winter in Grand Forks with the
doctor In the spring when their
opASAuiN ACN lColucuCc 10 COiuplclcu,
they will take up their permanent
residence in Minneapolis.
~
Strips Of velvet ribbon latticed up
on skirt and bodice form a rather
new decoration that promises to have
quite following. Upon an elaborate
evening gown such latticed strips
mingling with heavy embroidery are
applied up the side of the skirt from
waist to hem.
Some people were heard talking in
the foyer of the Metropolitan between
acts of the Lion and the Mouse" The
question of evening dress was brought
up and the lady an old resident, re-
marked, Grand Forks people used
to turn cut in full evening dress for
such ocassicn, but now such is almos.
taboed, and wondered why" The gen.
tleman. answered, well the way the
Metropolitan was lighted was poor
inducement for evening dress or ella
borate dress of airy kind This re-
mark has been heard before. Our
beautiful little opera house, the pride
of the city does need more light than
We have had. both to show off the
house properly, and to make Grand
Forks people take more interest in
making these big attractions greater
social affairs.
A lovely fluffy boa of light blue
marabout and ostrich tips is made
very effective by the addition of long
ties of black velvet ribbon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15

in the party convention or caucus.
This is government by majority and
if the majority decide against you
you have no moral right to disobey
the degree. There is no claim, so far
as have heard that your party con-
centions have been controlled by de-
teit or fraud, and | hope that the eff
fort on the part of the democratic
party to stir up dissentions by reason
of fractional disputes will not prevail.
These minor matters must be discard
ed when it comes to consider the well
fare of the party as Il whole and the
people of these United States and
every loyal and patriotic citizen
should sink his personal preference
and stand by the great party whose
history forms so great part of the
history Of our glorious country.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15

merce was never so great or so pro-
fitable. Our industries were never so
active or productive and the we'll be-
ing Of all our citizens were never so
high. Abroad We stand as the leader
among nations. We confidently SUBJ
nit. therefore. this record for your
approval. We feel that every repub-
lican should support his party. II
you are republican you are in honor
bound to support the principles and
candidates of your party. If an, hon
orable man submits private dispute
to arbitration he abides the conse-
quences and fulfills the award. There
are many disputes within party. We
have many illustrations of that fact
but when those disputes arise they
should and ought to be so far as re-
publicans are concerned settled with
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15

lines of the railroads this year.
want to call your attention to the
fact that only one-fifth of the land
in the state is under cultivation and
much of this Is made possible by the
branch lines which reach cut into the
undevelcped country and in NEST
cases prove profitable in their early
history. They are developers and we
can we'll afford to be generous for a
time-at least reasonable in our de-
mands. The branch lines about to
be built west of the river will open
up and develop the territory trav-
ersed by them as no ether means can
or will, and will add thousands of
dollars to the taxable value of that
section. We must not be carrie 4
away by unjust reasoning. We must
be fair to every interest in the state,
whether it be private or corporate.
We cannot afford to retard develop
menI.
Honest Administration.
hesitate to speak in praise CT
anything that l may have accom-
plished as a state officer, but do
want TO say that every branch of the
state administration has been hon.
estly administered. Every member
of the administration has tried to ap-
ply purely business principles to his
department. In whatever have tried
to do | have found ready response
and as a result l am proud to say
| believe the states business is done
on business principles in every part
of the work.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15
An1usen1ents
The Umpire.

In The Umpire the musical COM
edy which appears at the Metropolitan
tonight: there is football game play
ed In the second act by two opposing
teams of broilers and there is as much
energy expended to win touch downs
at each performance as usually is
found in natural game. There are
scrimmages, runs around end, mass
plays and at times the play becomes
so much in earnest that time must be
called to allow the half backs to nurse
their injuries. Manager Harry Askin
has added to the interest by Offering
a prize Of SIS to each member on the
side making the most touch downs dur
ing the week. In the Grand Forks
engagement local colors and yells will
used
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15
James O'Neill in sMonte Cristo..

Everything has been done to make
the engagement of James O'Neill in
Monte Cristo" at the Metropolitan on
Oct. % the most satisfying ever given
the Dumas play. Mr.. O'Neill is so
closely identified with the character of
Edmund Dantes that it is impossible
to tell which has the greater drawing
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15
Maude Fealy.

Maude Fealy.
Maude Fealy, the 2O-year-old act
ress, who was leading woman for the
late Sir Henry Irving, has won her
greatest triumph in the comedy, "The
Illusion of Beatrice" written for her
by Martha Morton, and in which she
will be seen here at the Metropolitan
theatre.
Of this performance the Milwaukee,
Wis, Sentinel, said:
"Maude Fealy is happily cast in the
role of Beatrice and does most eff
fective work. The supporting COM
pany is excellent, the production is
we'll staged and the entire perform
ance is thoroughly enjoyable. Maude
Fealy in THE Illusion of Beatrice" is
one of the best attractions seen this
season."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15

his conception and execution of the
power-the actor or the play. That
role Is absolute perfection is proven
by the fact of the great reputation he
has made in every city of Importance
In the United States. Follow the for
tunes of Edmund Dantes and it is like
Swimming the pages of a fairy tale,
with all the emotions, feelings and
ambitions and sordid desires of man
portrayed with a clear and striking
hand. and the lessons of life are
taught in unmistakable terms.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-07
Unnecessary Expense.

Acute attacks OF collie ana d'arr
hooa come on without wanlne and
prompt relief mu.t bo obtained. There
IS no necessity Of incurring tho ov
ponses Of q physicians SER
vice IN such cases n Chambcrlaln's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
IS at hand. 4 dose Of this remedy "
relieve the patient before n doc'
could arrive. II has never been bno'
20 IAN. even In the most severe p
dangerous cases and no family shot
be- without r. For sale by +. J. Ram.
soy w. B Frame. Ardmorc Drug Co.
Bonner & Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-07

sum Of $4,000 a year for two years
to provide a general maintenance fund
for the university. ln addition 10
this. section 13 In each township in
what is known as the Cherokee out
let, and in the kiowa. Conanche au1
Wichita country opened 70 settlement
In 1901 has been reserved FOR univer.
sity normal school and agricultural
college purposes. The lands so re-.
served bring TO the university al
present about $1,000 a year.
( Norman Is an excellent town Of a..
600 inhabitants. eighteen mile. south
Of Oklahoma City on the Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Pc railroad. In ap-
proximately the geographical center
90 the two territories. u is pre- emf.
nently healthful. The citizens are
from all parts Of the United states
and are united Ia their hearty SYM
pathy with educational matters. The
moral and religious influences which
surround the student are especially
good and the student CITIZENSHIP is
clean
II the growth Of the Oklahoma Uni.
versity has been rapid II has also
been solid Not q single course is Of
fered that has not the best laboratory
or library equipment back OF 90 that
careful management can secure. It's
degrees in any OF the schools are
recognized as standard in the best
schools Of the country. in proof Of
the above assertion II will be sufh.
cient TO cite the fact that the univer.
slty is a member Of the National As.
sociation Of State Universities, and a
member Of the Association Of Colleges
and Universities of the North Central
States and our school Of medicine
has been admitted 70 the American
Association Of Mencal Colleges.
No school In reach OF Indian Terri.
tory students Is better adapted TO
their needs. II Is already open 10
them free Of tuition as yet without
their contributing anything TO its sup.
port. 4 catalogue will be sent ON ap
pllcaton. Address President David
u. BOYD. Norman, Okla. School opens
Sept II. 1906.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-07
COTTON BELL EXCURSIONS.

Los Angeles. Cal. one fare for th'
round trip. Selling September tC
IA inclusive. Limit for return Octo
Der 81. 1906.
Very low rates will be made eIec
tive to the following:
Call on any Cotton Belt agent for
full information regarding your triT
or address ID. N. MORGAN.
Trav. Pass Agt.. Fort Worth. Tex
GUS HOOVER.
Trav. Pass. Agt. Waco. Texas
r. c. FYFE.
Asst. Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agt, Tyler,
Texas.
JOHN +. LEHANE.
Gen Frt, and Pass. Agt Tyler. Tex
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-07
The unLversLty Of oklahoma.

The University Of Oklahoma mas
been organized for fifteen years. II
has grown out OF one building with "a
teaching corps of four and a student
body of preparatory students number
ing less than hundred, into
eight wei equipped buildings with
"a teaching force of forty trained spe-
cialists drawn from the best schools
that exist today and a student attend.
aucc OF over six hundred young peo-
pie mostly of college rank, divided
into the various schools OF the uni
versity, which are, the college of arts
and sciences, the school Of pharmacy.
the school Of engineering. the school
OF fine arts, the school of medicine,
tho school OF mines and the prepare
tory school.
In 1897 the university was opened
by an act of the board of regents to
students from the Indian Territory
on the same terms as 20 students from
Oklahoma Tuition is free IN all the
departments except the school of fine
arts.
The university Is supported out OF
the general revenues OF the territory.
The legislature OF 1905 set apart the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-07
EXCURSIONS.

Santa Fe.
Summer excursions on sale daily:
Lampasas. Texas, S9.S5.
san Angelo. Texas, sl3.75.
Galveston, Texas, sl7.65.
Matagorda. Texas, sl72O.
Boerne, Texas. s17.55.
Waring. Texas, SlS.O5.
Comfort. Texas, slS.35.
Kervllle Texas, sl9.O5.
Special excursion TO Mexico City.
Mex, Sept 3rd TO l4th. Rate $40.
w. A. DASHIELL, T. A.
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Frisco.

Frisco, will sell tickets % y
points on their line at one and one
third fare.
". A. DASHIELL, T. A.
]. w. MARING. T. =. A. Sherman
Texas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
YritbS autrmpbiililIG Saaipnttaa
etel6uaba.

Senrif 9lrctoipIti, erds bel9ialais
fen eteIdnaparetfifunnan oIonottaiis-
ta, aitoo foettaa aatputtaa eteldnas
ipon auttompbiiliIld. 6dnen aifos
mufienia on mennd laipallo Hoss
Jim tuliipuorten GreberIin ia Serros
rim ldbelle, ia Iieltd tunfeutio 10 en-,
nemmin Scottin Iaaputtamaan paif,
faan.
gSiimemainitun lDptDretteiliidn ttip'
tpi fulfea ipiiIi tuufautta ialtai lin.
Odn olili tpoinut tlnfeutua pield Ips
fpemmdle idd aotpiftoo, mltta bds
neud ei olIut riittdfpdsti muonaa
mltana ia oil ientdbben pafotethi
'palaamaan tofoiIin. gtpt on fpIps
mps, fuinta poioaon aiao lama
malta automobiililld ia mield etems
mdtIifin.
Wtatfa moIempien mainitttien
nuorien ia eteIdnamon fpdlilld on
1,296 I'm. MrctomIfin iuunnitelma
on iafaa tdmd malta folmeen eri
poIaleen, ioista fufin 432 fm. Yfii
elintarpeilIa fuormitettu auttobiili Id
betetddn eniimdiielle aiemalle. Sois
men auttomobiili iemraa perdsid na'
rustaafIeen eniimdiien bentiiinilld ia
palaa Iitten totaiIin ldbtDpaiffoanIa.
&oImas auttomobiili aiaa fafIi ems
iimdistd pdlid ia parustna toiIella
aIemaua enIimdiien auttomobiiIin
uuIilla tpdrfeilld, min ettd le moi
bubtia Iitten napalle. palatesIa id.
tetddn toinen outtomobiili naipolIe
ia toinen tielle, JOS oiiaa Ell tpoitaiIi
idriestdd muiiten.
9(ittomcbiiIit tuIiIimot tuIfemaon
10 forteintaon 20 I'm. nppeuoelIa
iunnisIo ia tuIepat olemoon erifoi'
iesti ipolmistetut torfoihisto marten.
Ssoeaio pioetddn ennen slIpeiIIa, e,
finn. 2llets69Ietsnerilld Speitiisid.
Rettifunta ldbtee tuIeipan puoben
eIofuuSia noille reteldiIille" ieitouiIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
S1DrDlaitpa Mamcburian baaffi
riffp.

gSiime FUN 19 y. aioi bDprplai.
ma Ntan6uria farille Sppnelld mes
relld yabbit Sslanoin luona, label.
Id Sonolulua. SaiioG ioutui lulilta,
masti fofonaan bplptii. NiiebistD
ia matfustaiat pelastuipat ldbeiieer
iaareen.
Wton6uria, ianfa fapteepina on
). gS. Sanoers, oil matfalla Gan
Sranciscosta W'anilaan, sSilippineil.
Id, Iastina 5000 tonnia lefataipa.
raa ia $50 enIilliofan mattustaiaa.
Wtotfustaiien ioutosIa oil NJ. M.
sSilippinien uuIi fupernDDri Games
6. Smitb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
Srepoff iairaama.

pietari, ippsf. y. = uiiIimmat
tieoot fertopat palatIin fomentaian,
fenraali Srepoffin oleipan min belt.
fono lairaana, ettd peldtddn bdnen
fuolemaania iofa betfi. Ntitddn il
mritusta bdnen tautinIa laaousta eli
ole tebtp, mutta IuuIlaan fen oleman
ioslafin pbtepoesid niioen bubuien
fansIa, iotfa fertoiipat bdnti mas,
taan tebbptstd murbapritptiestd iofn
aifa Iitte.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
Masb,parss. wsin,,.

SdsId aiion piirtdd ionf,in rilpin
glnttaian paIstoille tddItd meiodn
fauniista faupunsistamme.
&aupunfimme lite on ollut fpilfs
faasia fiipnniSfd tdmdn teian oifas
na ia mpDstin tpD bommat, rpaan
eipd niitd Suomen Susiia ole liiioin
pu,tttultut, fpsfu on poortitalot plleet
niistd tdptettphud.
2Seiiiobto on oIlut 10 mpDsfin bp.
ipdsId funnosia tdmdn feIdn oifa.
no, ia ie onfin paraita mitd ola tais
taa.
SdbtDpalo buone laitetaan mp5ss
Fin ipeIiioboon pbtepteen, iota tebs
oddn uubella tiireeld, ia plan on
faupunti waIoila, ettei tartpitIe foet.
telemalla tultca, maan Iaa fdipeQd
noffa ppstpsId.
Suo firottu Iiemi, iota anotaau:
ralf oboolifIi", iiiuresti turmeIee faus
punfiamme ia observation-disclosures
tddlld niintuin muuaIIatin. Dill 10
alta ititd pabeesta lafata, ia Ianoa:
en- totiIesti meneffddn niibin bdipu
l,toliin pirun Iientd Idrpdmddn, iota
ne ldsfipatIat tarioilee; ia oipat itIe
Iiqd tdptetpt, ettd IilmGt pddsId pull
louaan.
u. Watanen on eronnut Satipalan
fauppoliiffeestd paltpelianIa aate tos
iperinio tdhoen. Gnempi raffautta!
Se Ioiialistein tirffobpmma on
iuuresti plistettp taipaaieen asti,
eitDbdn iiind ole enempi mutaa ia
fuoria, fiiin itIe iiiustaa Ianopat a.
Iian tiintiiat. Se tpud on ibme
tuin Iitd runnataon firfonnimeIId, ia
tielletddn fiipeen tpfpaan cite; Iiitd
firffoa tuleffaan. Wtutta Ie on ipies
la iuurempi ibme, fun ne opat 5iind
bonmasIa etunendsId, iotfa eifpdt
usfo raamottua SumaIan ianatIi,
eitd ScIufien Iiinneen ppbdstd Sens
sestd ibmiietIi, futen raamottu Ianoo
ipieldpd fieltdfpdt SumoIan oIemos.
ia oIonfin, ia f,iitenfin uIein piirtd.
ipdt nimenid rtooellinen fristittn".
onto Ie pbtdpitdiud tot,tuben Fans.
ia? -
SonSlit oipat mp1sfin paiftotlr,.
famine ruttona, iofa fpietteIee nlo.
remmot ia fuanbemmot, ipieldpd per.
been dioitfin Ietfuttamaan, rumo ia
bplidttdmd topa! iiwistpneeIti ia fe.
bittpneeIti toniaIIiiuubeIia, futen Iuo.
molaisten pitdiIi ola.
vEitari.a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06

maa ipoi Wendidlld tpallita main
ndenniinen rauba.
Gmme fosfe fpipmpfieen liitd'
mintdlaiIet lunat,tt uloietutIet oipat
ia tpptppf1 g8endid niibin. SIemme
pbd eoelleenfin iitd mieltd, ettd ai'
npastaan fania itie eoustaiainia
fautta moi uuoistaa eldmdnid. 8
lemme ainoastaan tabtoneet buoma'
itttaa bra Stolppinin miniSteristDn
aifeioen mahoottomlluoeSta ia bdnen
periootteenIa: rGniin rarbpitus, lit.
ten ruoistiiffet" luonnottomuuoesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06

nj iifdldiIiin rautatieoloibin, mind
tnlin pafuutetufii tdmdn human
Acknowledgements.
Wtitd hllee ittoballitufIen tai ipal=
tioioen oifeuteen rmistaa rartateitd,
ei iiitd moi ola epdilpstdfddn. Sos
ME ferran moimme lpnentdd fulf,ls
pdplid ia rafentaa fanaipia puolen
pnoben aifana Iiten alentaen rauta.
tiemafIuia, min milf emme poiii
rafentaa rautateitd tofo ipuoben lGs
peenid ia Iiten alentaa rautatietafios
ia. Sos me moimme fdpttdd nieita
latoia miliopnia oolIareita panaman
fanaipaan tarfoitufieaa alentaa lGpi
mantereen tulfepan liifenteen tatlos
ia, Min ipoimme ne ratentaa raIta-
tien gtem Dortista Can Sronciscoon
ia alentaa Iiten ietd ldpimenepdn ets
td paifalliIen liitenteen tafIat. Yb>
opspaltain postiliife iionee min no.
peasti, eitd me ldbeiiesId tlllemaiiuus
oesIa ippimme mafiaa ndioen ralla
tateioem fustnnnutIien forot niistG
raboista, iotta bollitus MT iuorit'
taa ptIitpilille rautotiepbtiDiIle poss
tin fulettamiIesta.
Sos te fpiptte, mitIi nina olen ots
tanut tdmdn aIion fdIiteltdpdfIi,
min tietdfdd, ettd preIioentti HooIes
peIt Ell oliIi tosfaan iaanilt rautaties
latham bpfpdfIptp:ii, joliet ban oliii
nebonnut liiben Ieitfaan, ettd t6mdn
lain pastustaiat peIbdiindt ipield
raoifaIiIempia aIetufiio, peltdIiipdt,
ettd joliet tdbdn iuost,tta, min oIfoa
fanIa maotia rantateioen ottomisto
ioalbon baltnrn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
1itpibiili taptamtp Sptpam tual-
tipSia.

Oes Ntoines, Sa., elof. 20 p. -
Saipan ipaltiosia iiiaitiepat fitpibiili
toipofiet ti,otiilpat miime touoben
tuluesia T,ol74s5 tonnia riruibiiIra,
iota on 211,474 tonnia eilempi t,iin
eoelliIend fpuonna. SainofIiSIa
tpDsfenteli 11,615 faiipostpDmiestd
ia 1851 miestd fonttoreisIa. gDuo=
ben fltluesI ia tapabhii 116 onnettos
muustopaustu, ioisia taiffiaan mes
netti benfenId 81 miest1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
9nrffi barioittelee.

&onstantinople, Ippsf. 3 y. -&uuis
iifpmmentd nelid patalioonoa, iotfa
fuulupot Salonican ia Norianopelin
ormeijoibin, on Surfti ldbettdnpt
puotuiIiin manowereibinIo. Gotta.
pden harioitteIut foboistupat pdds
aIiasIa Ntouier tipddrien fdpttdmi.
Ieen. rSairas mics" OH foettanut
pitdd barioihifiiaan muilta fpalloilta
buomaamatta, mutta npttemmin on
foitiSia uItomaan lebbisid niistd 10
ferrottu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
SSenaldiiiG tuallamufitmpfielliiia
ran8aistaan.

SelIinti, ippsf. 1 y. = Dboefidn'
toisia IotiIasta, iotta iota oifeus oil
hlominn,t ippaiiifIi Diaporin fapir
naan oiaaottaneina, omm,ttiin ellen.
&oIme iipiilibenfiIod, iotfa oIilpat
apustaneet pallanfumoufIelIiIia ia
min ollen tuomitut mpDs fuolemaan,
birtettiin tdnddn muut nleuattoibin
oIaa pttaneet tuomittiin 8 Il tpuo'
ben fpanteuteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
enomalaiiet fu.nos staiuat itieaam,

Wiime maonontoina tpansittiin
DuIutbisIa tanIolaiiemme Saaffo
Snbtafansas ipptettpnd toppelusta.
Sdn oil erddSid tapafasIa erddn
tanIoIaistoiperinia fania ioutinut
riitaon ia IopuIIa pddstddtseen tds.
I'd tpoitoue oil fumpifin ipetdsipt
puuftonia ia ubiteIlit Iiud. Seura.
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MaanidriStbS VernSSa.

galparaiio, Gbile, eIof. 81 p. :
1iebot Socuasto, perusta, fertopot
etfd Squique'a on fcboannut faii'
bistutfaipa maanidristpS. slIuffoot
opat paenneet mooicuo,iilIe. peId
tddn uuiia idristpfiid iota betti.
U,ifdli ferrotaan ei ole pbtdda ib'
mista menettdnpt benfeddn; ioitofir
Iouffaantunrt. 2iefpempid tdrdbopf,
I'D t,,utuu tuon tuoStatin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
Ypmmi beitettn.

&earfon, elof. 81 y. - Sdnddn
beitettitn tddlId ppmmi tabulla Full
fetpaan pounuun, iosia belsiaIais~
menaldisten ammattif,tntain iobtoio
Boiler aioi. pplier fuoIi paifallo.
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2nmta CploraopSSa.

Sripple Greef, SOL, 81 p. elot. =
Sddlld OF tdnddn iatanut l,inta ia
rateita toto pdipan. YuoIiIen tie.
noisIa oil lima min bimmed, ettd
taiffialla paloi lamput.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
gmuri tmlipalo Gbica9oSia. 9

Diime periantai'iIIalla pddIi hlIi
irti @rabom Bros. &c SO. Iaippua'
tebtaasIa Sbico9osia bdpittden ia'
malta fafii oiuinratennusta. g8as
binfo nouIee $152, 600.
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lvuOsikerta | 4

ufiena oil uieoita baamoia fummaIs
lefin puolen ia elei poliiIi oIiii Iattus
nut tulemaan pdliin, toriaten toiIen
beiStd nbdffiin", olili ieurautiet oueet
ifdndmpidfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06

SoisIo fesfipiiffona auefirioitti
tIoari nuben lain fosfema Jana. ia
poinomapoiitta SuomeSIa. Saantus
mispolitiffaa ills ei ainafaan pieId
ole SuomesIa alettu.
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tdpi fpiime maanantaina Wtinneios
tan maltion ndpttelpn atpoiaiIisIa
ct. pouIisia.
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Ironwood Mich. Torstana Syyskuun p (Sember o. 1900
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
MOVEMENT TO
MAKE SPELLING
MORE SIMPLE

New York, March 12-Announcement
was made yesterday that an organization,
including prominent men OF affairs as
we'll as men Of letters, has been formed
to urge the simplihcation of English spell
ing. This new body is called the simpli-
fed spelling board. 1t will appeal to all
who for educational or practical reasons
wish to make English spelling easier to
acquire. Andrew Carnegie has gener-
ously undertaken to bear the expense of
the organization
The simplihed spelling board contains
some 30 members, living in various parts
OF the Union. Some OF them are authors
of wide reputation; some are profeesed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
CONSOLIDATED
BUYING MORE
TROLLEY LINES

Worcester, Mass, March 1.-THE trus-
tees OF the Worcester Railways and In
vestment company. which owns and oper-
ates the Worcester Consolidated Street
railway system, announced last night an
offer Of sl05 a share to all the stockholders
OF the company.
The offer was made to the trustees by
a broker who does not give the name of
the purchaser, but the method OF secur-
ing the stock plainly indicates that the
control OF the road is sought by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road. The offer is for each and every
share that may be presented for sale
The trustees will soon meet to decide
whether they shall recommend that the
stockholders accept the offer or not Six
months ago this stock was selling for
about $50. The centrol OF the road at
$lO5 viii involve over 100000. Several
thousand shares have been bought in the
last week or two at about $lO0