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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
son Jumped quickly Into bis own car

son Jumped quickly into his own car
siome" cried Charles gloomily e
the brougham. And Sall the way 70
Mayfair he leaned back in his seat.
with his close set lips never uttering
Before he retired to- rest. however
lin the privacy of the billiard; H., 1
ventured to ask him: Charles, VII u
y Which hnl9aa need G hapdiy sexplain is the
ting rid of una sirable securities !!
struck me as probab that N the .ey s4,,
within tid tie next few weeks or so.
He eyed me ,ssternly. 1870 !
Exsspt on ne sa'a WIEN
rs xsfs calls as'f me Wsntwerth"; tie r.:
Imiliar abbrevlation SeN''--d rived from
s 70 me IN priyate.l rs itl!heiv i void
Nurload and wreck! the confidence Of the
public in the Clrete,dorp comp :. q. a. !.
such momer,' As As ns, a or right 81 q
" !. as IN n vo% ce 81 '''5 y
5"charles," answered you are
right. Your Conduct Is noble, You Z,
est at ~ the 10 expepse of those who have
put their trust In you Such probity
Is. alas! very rare In anance. And ]
ssiehed ,nvolun'artly for had lost II
At the same time. I though to my.
is reposed in me. have to think first
Or dear isabel and the baby Before the
crash comes j will sell out to-morrow
the few shares hold, through
Charles's kindness. In the CloetedorI
Golcondas.'(
With his marvellous business. instinct
Charles seemed to divine my thoughts
litor he turned round to mo sharply.
Look here, sey," he remarked. IN
| brothe rsin.law. You are also my secre-
itury. The eyes of London will be 4upoC
us to- moron. II you We're TO sci out
and operators got to know OF III, they't
suspect there was sonethins UP, and
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in bantering tone. whats oil this
about diamonds? Where are Cloete-
dorps to-day? Is 1t Golconda or Queer
Street?"
IT fail to u' understa ss' yo YOU he an
swered. with dignity.
'Why. you were there yourself!' the
man cried. Last night at Sir Adolf
s. ane 1se 9l en
and South Afrlca's ancient history. In
less than six weeks Kimberley, tn ey
say VIII Be hSwI,i1ns desert syeay
genuine ISoh-i-noors for buttons on
his coat: every girl IN Bermondsey.wi will
sport riviere like Lady Vandrift,s to
her tayorlts music nall IL, Z; There's 2
see; but we know all about it,"
Charles moved on, disgusted. The
man manners were atrocious. Near
the Bank we ran up against a most re-
spectacle jobber.
"All. o.l'tL,4ar.es. no SAID, you here!
/, FOR ms part I auyioe YOU. NOV ~ Va 9
t too seriously lOur STOCK WA. 20
suOwn. or GOufse. IKE itau, tllAs nlotn-
ing, But lt'll rise to- morrow. ,naris
IN. ulscuvery's. provea or uiaproveu lof
CERTAIN, There's nne time con.ns
for operators. ! teel sure. R.purls t..ls
May ana that. ttumors, ruilors, ra-
mors. And nobody Will know which
way to believe tin Sir Adolphus mas
ftested It.
We moved on towards the house.
Black caro- was seated on Sir Charles
shoulders AS wo drew nearer and
carer eyGrybody MAS discussing the
Eone fact Of the moment The seal Of
secrecy mud proved move potent than
on the housetpps Some
| people told us of tho exciting news ~
confidential whispers; sonic proclaimed
general opinion was that Cloetedorps
| We're doomed, and that tho sooner a
man cleared out the loss was he likely
1 to lose by It,
Charles strobe on like q general; hu'
lat was u Napoleon bra4sninE out his
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firm as q rock. and so lid his brokers.
y don't want to sell" he said. dos
gedly. THE whole thing Is trumped
my own part. i believe Professor
Schleiermacher Is deceived. or else is
deceiving US. In another week the
bubble will have burst. and prices VIII
restore themselves.
His brokers, Finglemores. had only
one answer to all Inquiries:
'Sir Charles has every confidence IN
the stability OF Golcondas. and does 'l, !, :
WISH e sew Mo pE said sa shs a
Splendid! There no stationed himself
on change like some granite, stack
against which the waves roll and
break themselves in vain val as sq 3ins, re
bought W few shares here and there,
SO as to restore public confidence.
7 would buy more he said, freely.
Of ma those who 9n e spsn a
night fs think hslped to to spread the ru-
NOR and produce the slump In order
advantage So I shall only buy up
lust enough now and again to let
, peonle see I at least heve no doubt
ms to the Nrn fntnr. - C'oetedorps,''
rassed ard ~ than have ,ver seen
! him, Next dav was as h-d, The
slump cort'nued With VARYING onisodes
NOW a arumnrH would surge un that Sir
/ Adnlphus had declared tho whole affair
a sham, anti nr'ces would steady aelit-
| tie: now, another would break tut that
the diamonds. were actually neing pu,
upon the market In Berlin by the cart
load, and timid old ladies' would wire
thand at whatever hazard. 1t was ar
awful day, ! shall never forget 1t.
Tho morning after, rs II by miracle
things rlghtedl themselves OF sudden
| While we were wondering What II
meant, Charles received a Telegram
from Sir Adolphus Cerdery: Nj
'"rhe man Is a fraud Not Schleler.
Jana SAYING tho professor knows moth
| Ing abuut him, Sorry unintentionally
10 have caused you trouble. Come
4 round and seq met 8
! sorry unintent ionaliyat TO nave causet
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African interest. Then he began to
talk In very German English, helping
out the sense now and again, where
his rather dirty and chemical stained
hands dcmonstratiyely about him. tiis
nails were sight, but his fingers, I
must say had the delicate shape of a
man's accustomed. to minute nanipuln-l
thick OF the matter, telling us briefly In
his equally thick accent that he now
brobosed by his new process 10 make
for us goot and satisfactory diamonds"
He brought out his apparatus. and
explained-or, as he said. "cggsblain-
ed'--hls novel method.
diamonds" he said. were snozzing
but pure crystalline carbon. He knew
Row to crystalize Tat was all ze
secret"
The men of science examined the
pots and pans carefully. Then he put
and and went to work with ostentatious
processes, and he made two stones by
rapidly and their cheapness. In three.
quarters OF an hour (and he smiled
sardontsally) he could produce dia-
mond worth at current prices goo.
he remarked. "viz els simple appara-
dus
The materials fixed and fumed. The
professor stirred them. An unpleasant
smell like burnt feathers pervaded the
room. The scientific men craned their
necks In their eagerness, and looked
over one another; Vane-VIvian, In par
ticular. was all attention. After three
quarters of an hour the professor. still
smiling. began to empty the apparatus.
He removed a large quantity OF dust or
powder. which he succinctly described
as "by-broducts," and then took be-
tween finger and thumb from the midst
OF each pan small white pebble. not
water worn apparently, but slightly
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rough aud wart-like on the surface.
q From one pair Of the pannikinsa he
produced pr . Two such = stones and held
monds. manufactured at COST of four
teen shiIlings and siggsbence abiece!"
Then he tried the second pair: "zese."
he said, still moro gleefully "are bro-
bencen' Finally he came to the third
pair. which lie positively brandished be-
fore our astonished eyes. And zcse."
he cried, transported, .haff COST me no
more Fan tree and etghtbence!" Fl
They we're handed round for inspec-
ton. Rough and uncut as they stood
1t was, of course. Impossible to Judge
OF their value. But one thing was GER
Waechns glossy etrst and we e sure
iHorr Sohleiermacher had not put the
stones I'M they were keen at the with
drawal, and were equally sure he had
taken them honestly out of the panni-
skins.
II viii now distribute zem% the pro-
fessor remarked In casual tone.as It
diamonds Were peas. looking round at
An one ne Sut
he said, handing II Con e to Mr., Mos n-
sheimer; one to Mr.. Phibson--as repre-
senting the diamond nterest Zen, one
e e5 to SIR a A;toIphus to Dr. Gray e
science, You will haff zem cut and re-
bort upon >em In due course. We meet
again ut al blaze ze day alder DONOR
row." x sS 4 M t FL
Charles Eazed at him repronchfully
The profoundest chords of his moral
nature were stirred, ,8.
Professor, lie said in voice of
solemn warning, ARE you aware that.
If you nave succeeded you have de-
stroyed the value of thousands OF
pounds worth of precious property?''
Iho psof lessor shrugged his should-
ers. gss q Il. Ssa
.Npt is dat to me2s',' he Inquired, With
n.Gcurious glance of contempt. Il an
not a4tinaneier! ! am a man of science
7 seeklto Snnw;; do no. seek to make
Il lortullp.'s5 y, & Il ssjj. III Il N q VI
shook Sin s ..''l Is Charles exclaimed
.Shocking'! i never before IN my stfe
Sbehel ID so strang SO an ~ stu nee Of com,
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crystalline form-fn other words. tho
diamond Interestingly lad arranged
that the secret should be strictly
guarded and kept for thu present; not
one OF the few persons admitted to tile
experiments would publicly divulgc the
truth about them. This secrecy would
he maintained till he himself and
small committee of the Royal Society
should have time to investigate and
verify for themselves the professors
beautiful and ingenious processes-an
and veriiication which
the learned professor hiniself both de-
sired and suggested. tSchleiermacher
nodded approval) When that was
Their conccalment would be absolutely
futile. The price Of diamonds must
fall at once below that of paste. and
any protest on the part of the financial
world woudso Of course, be useless. The
9lionafres.
Meanwhile. in Difference to the opin-
ion of sir Charles vandrist whose nc
had consented to send no notices to the
press and 70 abttain from saving any
thing about t,is beautiful and simple
rid gusto on that epithct "beautiful.'
And now. In the name of British min
craiogy he must congratuiat. Pros,
guest on his truly brilliant and crystal
brilliant and crystalline science.
Everyb ody npplauded. 1t was an
awkward moment. Sir Cherries bit his
lin. N .senheimer looked glum. Young
Phi-ern dropped an expression which
/ Will not transcribe. Il understand
THIS work NAV circulate among fami-
lie , And after solemn promise OF
dea.hlike secrecy. the meeting sepa.
i noticed that my brother-in-lnw
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retreat from Moscow. His mien was
resolute He disappeared at last into
the precincts of an Office waving me
back not to follow. After long con-
All day the city rang with Col
condas Golcondas!" Everybody mur-
INJURED slump; slump In Golcondas"
The brokers had more business to do
than they could manage. though. to
be sure, almost every one was a seller
and no one buyer. But Charles stood
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Sir Adolphus re-
t my house, and
to show his ex-
scientifically In
We propose to
of the process
Gate. Will you
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noticed that my brother-in-lnw
somewhat ostentatiously avoided Mo-
senhefmer at the door, and that Phlp-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08

Sir Adolphus ran his arm through
Charless most amicably. There's noth-
ing Charles hates like having his arm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17
@etreibe, ssriidte,

uno Silterer5. Getreibe, syriidt.,
MDlferei=prooutte, Wineralien, Sd.
britate, Jelbs unb @artengetpdhft
brdhten brei unb oreipiertel 9illionen
Dollars Elm. Die umiGBe Ser gi}en.
babnen laufen tn Die Milionen. Rura,
IS iteden NiefenpermDsen bort. unb
bod lit bas 2anb mod in BEN Mnfdns
gen feiner @ntipidluns. Wann einmal
bas problem Der Neserfrase gel0ft 1T
nno peibe @inpanoeruns sufr0mt,
bliibt BORT cine grpbe 3ufunft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

q
Serrn alnoretp gornesie fheint Is
nit 1einem Wunfhe. ni9t reih III
tterben. gar nidt 10 febr ernit su iein.
lonit tpiiroe er iih nidt 10 arg gegen
Die ibm auferlesten Steuern itrdus
ben.
Gr (cie 8raut tiiKenh): CAB MIDI
fterben! - Sic: Mber tper fpir0 oenn
thinner beim Riiilen sleih an Die 9a1ils
len 5enfen!
Gin betannter potriot iaqtt ,syS
begreift nidbt, Die iemnno ala MnSISdj,s l
Der 5ur Melt tonarlen tann!!-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

Sn 3iiri9 (Sbneia) tit Der neunz
fineiee Normal@Mrbeitstag uno Elm
Winimalz2obn bon fiinf Jranos seleb:
lih einsefiibrt tporben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

Dem Olbenburser 2anbtoge ipirb
IN Der fommenben 1uguns eine Wor=
ldge iiber bic ginfiibrung bes allgemei=
nen birttten Mablre9ts fur 0rcBberz
5oAtbuni 5il9eher. Die WorIdge entz
tpri4t Der iabrelansen Gorberun9 bes
2nnbtoses.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

Die beriibnteite aller lniperiitdten
,er nobammebanifden Welt, bic in
Sairo, beseht bemnddit ibr Saufenb>
iabr<S Subildum. ginit bat bic arabis
iAe WtKenfdaft bas europdtide @ei=
ftesleben befrudtet. Guropdif4e Unit
Deriitdten, tpie bie beriibmte 6odf9ule
BON Salerno, ftanbeu unter arabiidem
@influB. 9eute lift bic arabifcbe mil
fenfdaft unter benz Roran eritarrt.
Nieier bilbet bic ein3ise QuelIe Der
Weisbett.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17


Cine 6eutfdbe @eiel1fdoft fir ses.
metnniiBigen Mil4ausf4ant (@. m. +.
81 nit oem @ib in Berlin 1T in Der
Biloune begriffen. Der 3iped biefer
@efeufhaft 1T, benz iibermdbigen Mlz
fobolsenub unter ben Mrheitern burd
Musihanf bon gutter, frif9er Mil9 IN
Ben Iobritbetrieben au Feuern. Die
Mil1 ion ben Mrbeitern gu einem gan3
geringen preis. ilnter getpiTen llms
ftGnoen audi gan3 unentgeItlih geIiez
fert iperben. Die @eIellfdaft gilt aIs
gtgriinott. ipenn 10000 SO. aeaeihnei
iino. Do ndnbdfte @roBin0uftrielIe
Deutfdldnbs unb fpeaielI Herlins bic
lem 9smeinniitisen llntsrntbmtn ibrs
1lnteyitiitung oeiDi0mtt buben. 10 tpirh
q pehI Non n dlIernd@fte Set 81.
prtnlsll, 81 81 Z
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-29
HIGH SCA00lPUP|lS
CANNOT G 0 | CLICK ]
!. worries
New State Law Debars Them
From. Freauenting Pool.
rooms-Parents Kick.

"a 4 j
The numerous applications to Chief
Of Police Lowe from parents whose
boys frequent pool rooms, have
brought up the question Of minors
frequenting pool. billiard rooms or
bowling alleys. 1t has been found
that the city ordinances will have. to
be amended to comply j with the
amended state law.
The latter provides now that not
only persons under, the age of IS
years.are not allowed ITO frequent the
certain public places mentioned. but
any person attending a local high
school is not allowed to frequent such
places nor be employed in such places
without the written consent of par
ents or guardians, or when accom-
panied by them. The penalty is a
fine of from IS to $50, or fine and
\ Imprisonment, at the discretion of the
court.
Under the recent law amending
city charters, the city police have no
jurisdiction to act under state laws
and to supply the defect the ordin-
ances relating to such, of the city of
Grand Forks. will have to be amended
SO. that. the city police can act when
called upon to do so. 1t is stated
that complaints about young boys be-
ing allowed to frequent pool and bill
liard rooms are becoming frequent
as the morals of the boys are endan-
geret
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News Forecast for
Coming Week

Monday.
The first meeting Of the inland wa
terways commission recently appoint
ed by President Roosevelt will be held
in Washington. Bond issue Of $35,O00,-
900 will he voted on at meeting of
stockholders of Northwestern Pacific
railroad. Anniversary of the defeat Of
the English and relief of the besieged
city of Orleans by Joan OF Arc. Trial
OF Oklahoma lumbermen, charged with
violation of the Sherman antitrust
law. begins at Guthrie. Spring festival
and merchants exposition opens in
Memphis. Texas Federation of English
Singing socdeties begins biennial festi.
val in Fort Worth.
Tuesday.
Meeting Of directors of United States
Steel corporation, when William E. Co.
rey will probably be reelected presi-
dent. Submarine boats will begin con-
test of Newport for $4,000 appro-
prdated by government for building UNI
der-water craft for navy. Interstate
commerce commission, sitting in Wash
ingtOn, will hear case involving rates
on cotton piece goods. Senator Joseph
B. Foraker will he among the speakers
at the annual banquet Of the Ohio So
ciety of Detroit. National congress- of
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-29
Times wants will supply your wants.

Sons of American Revolution onens in
na,.. Co.o...o. 49,.
,e'' .onaes ao'eiiuant upon
amaagama1lon OF okiahoma and Indian
Territory grand lodges of knights of
Pythias begin at Shawnee.
woanosao-
'''
Great laDor demonstrations VIII be
held throughout France and other Ed
ropean countries. International Asso.
c;a+ion If A1.chsn;sts u,;,, ;no,,nv,o+,
S'0 WITT eui"'e
movement LOT increase Oh wages all
over country. Strikes of various trades
are Threatened in MANY cities esne.
cially in San Francisco. Interstate
commerce commission will hold hea--
ing in Washington in cases inyoIvinp
alleged discrimination in cotton rates
National packers exposition opens in
Chicago. General Kuroki and other Of
ficers of the Apanese army who will
represent Japan at the jamestown ex-
position, are due to arrive In Seattle
United Christian Marty will hnld CON
vention in Rock Island to nominate
candidate for nroeidon+ ~ 1ono o."
union OF the ARMY If tho .' potomac
opens IN Washinpton Tho rosien otion
of John Colt Snohner ~ WISCONSIN
from the United States senate Incomes
effective. Intermationn1 maritime ax-
position OPENS in Bor1eanx France
United Cloth Hat and Can Makers Of
North America meet An New York civ.
II service examdnatinns WITH lha hald
througho,t the country to sacnra COW
entv additionn1 School +aashors so, ~,
Philipndnes Advance in freieb+ r,tas
ON grain and grain nrndncts from Chis
caeo to the Atlantic seahoard becomes
effectiye. TEXAS travelinp mon moot II,
IN Paso. '~'A 49,
Thursday.
nn,r,,o,,,, ,...,,.o -,
a4an s.s .s' val ne uaVeliea IN
W., mss s.s .asu wy aale SoaeIy OF inc Ar
10y na:sae - I.s .oooniac. rerry T. aearlck'
Iii, ~ sa annaa ahspeSor Oh Cnicaso'
n DIT ~ T,s,iaN VI SuaIsy rs, vi Drioery.
a. =, .ss ~ I. uap, leaeue WITH give pan
Hres Siu mn ps,lnels ih LONDON.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-29
JAIL DELIVERY IN
MORTON COUNTY
-Four Men Make Getaway, But
Are Quickly Recaptured-
Z One Prisoner Stayed.

Mandan. Md, April ga daring
jail delivery was accomplished by
four prisoners confined in the Jail,
awaiting their fate at the hands of
the district court now in session. The
prisoners who escaped were J. G.
Page and John O'Keefe, who came
near getting away with lot of Jew
elry last week. John Hoffer, who is
being held for uttering forged note
and mortgage at Hebron, and George
Camp, one of the two young boys who
were sent from Judson on burglary
charge committed at that place. The
facts conserving their escape as near
as can be learned are as follows:
The prisoners, while locked up in
running between the cells, where an
taken off and twisted together, maxi
ing hook. which was passed between
the bars and around the knob that
fastened the main outside cell door.
This accomplished, the bolt was jerk
ed back, permitting the door to be
opened. After getting out of the cells,
things came easy. A part of the brick
wall was battered out, giving all an
opportunity to walk out who choose
to do so. OF the five who were con-
fined, one of them, boy who, to-
gether with Camp, had been led to
assist In breaking in a store at judi
son refused to go, and kept on trying
to arouse the family to the fact that
something was wrong in the jail,
which adjoins the living rooms of the
sheriff. Finally his cries were heard
and Mrs. Bechtold went to ascertain
the cause of the disturbance, Mr..
BechtoA having gone to New Salem
during the day. Mr.. Bechtold was
communicated with. and then one of
the most remarkable and successful
pursuits in the history of this part,
of the country began. proving Sheriff
Bechtold to be specially adapted for
chasing fugitives. The dim trail of
four men on foot going north, was
discovered and followed for more
than thirty-five miles by the sheriff
on horseback. Additional riders were
secured and the country secured.
From Information secured, it seemed
that the jailbreakers were headed for
Underwood or Washburn. Mr.. Bech-
told returned to Mandan and phoned
descriptions to these places. About
four or five hours after the messages
had been received. the much wanted
fugitives were apprehenied at Wash
burn, after crossing over on the ferry.
From there they we're taken to Bis
marck, and landed in Jail the same
evening
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-29
REHEARsALs GOING ON.
Comedy Drama for Benefit Of Library
VIII Be Given May 9.

aG VIII be Glven may e
!, The comedy drama, Friends" which
is to be presented at the Metropolitan
theatre Thursday evening, May 2, is
one of Milton ,Royle's most popular
plays, and gives the cast appearing in
1t excellent opportunities OF showing
what dramatic ability may be found
among amateur performers.
The main theme of the play is the
loyal friendship Of Adrian KRrje, a
rising musician, and John Paden, Jr.,
a young fellow talented in a literary
way. who,~ finding that they could not
make the most of their talents under
the influence of their homes, leave to
carry on their struggles for fame in
tenement house in New York city. Jen-
ME Merryweather, a young woman
struggling for the higher things in life,
with gfrlish sympathy, helps the boys
over the rough roads.
Marguerite Otto, a singer of fame,
with her weakling OF father, come
into the lives OF the boys, and here
comes the strongest test Of the friend
ship of the two friends.
Throughout the play Is found a
strong field for comedy in the funny
and embarrassing positions the young
friends are forced to face, and espe-
cially absurd and ridiculous are the
antics of the wealthy father of John
Paden, Jr., whose love for his boy
Jack is kept in check by his, obstinate
disposition. his great argument for his
right to admiration being that "any-,
one can do just as they please with me
SO long as they conform to my ways
Friends OF Miss Otto and fellow work.
ers in musical line and the cunning
OF a shrewd and plotting business man
go to add to the dramatic situation of
the play. The cast: 3
Adrian Karje. pianist. Lynn Sarles
John Paden, Jr.. a modern poet: ...i
.....................S Scott Cameron
Harold Hunting, director Of the
Metropolitan Opera house......,
John Paden, ST., a business man; 49,.
Hang Otto. father Of & Mareuerits
Marguerite ono OTTO Of tho M ao sas'
tan Opera house. Adelaide Patterson
Jennie Merryweather, comradet Of
Miss If Hartman Of the Metropoiita WON
u,s. Opera %r,., house: Catherine oeren
Marie ..................G eraline jacob
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-29
EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE.

Faribault, MIMI, April 29.-Visitors
are arriving in Faribault to attend
the annual state conference of the
German Evangelical church, which
will be in session here during the next
several days. Bishop 8. C. Breyvogel,
OF Reading. Pa, will preside over the
conference. which will be attended by
several score of clergymen.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-29

Many people are wondering If
that Speaker Twichell gave him from
the chair for false statements made
while serving as Bismarck CORE
spondent. when he gave the Valley
City normal students that lecture on
The Essential Qualities of a Good
Newspaper Correspondent"