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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
Gfutpjfabrifant Sharupb og bans

Sfutpjfabrtfant Sbarpub og bans
Spn &oD bar poa ct bnngenoe 9aor
11rr bleDet 0rGbt / 0ereS Ml1tomo=
bill poo 8roo6map Srsoog Mften.
Sit Sc flap fra Set n6en EN- Sframme
beroeoe paa en- rem Misforltaoelie E.
9e fom fjpren0e me0 Ell jgpn 6ort,
81 en- Holitibetjent roobte 0en an.
'Sborooo troe0e> at @etjenten oobo-
re6e ben moo at figre for 1tnrft,
itonoieoe Mutomobilet og iteg iam=
men me6 fin Spn us at Bette for
at forlange Sorfloring. Meppe nor
Sc uoe at &ipretgjet, fpr @elte11e for
Ell Stenpogn me6 bills 6ort lgb in6
pao bette bogfro, 1oolebes at Gngn=
1tangen git in6 igjen11em 8agenoen,
og oct fit en- Sfo0e, lom set bill foite
$1,000 at reporere. Tolitibetjenter1
boboe let Sc lpbife &elte fon1n1e og
bopoe raabte til Sboroo6 og bans
Spn for at a6bore Sem, og set bar
oereS Misforitooelie al 8etjentens
Motib, Ser rtmeligbis a%fpnrge6e en-
flor nlpffe. @eltene fom be6 Cam
meniteoet til at itoa mes Sorbenene I
8agie6et al Mutomobilet.
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8cpeacliac 8iQe6er.

ga 9treftpr &aml1sien og Gelifob
forle0en Mften tent, efter en- lpnge=
re, men meget in0bril1gen0e &ejie,
antom til Sen bjemligc Mrne, forun=
oreoeS bon ODER at finOe bele @uiei
pplpit og oper at bpre 2pben al
5lplter og Giger> lom trnngte 1t0 til
bam | Sen ltille glftentime.
SAM fog fig for @m10en, og pll16=
leltg gift Ser ct 2ps pp for bom: set
bar 10 banS @uitr11s 6p0ielsoog, og
bnn fplote 10 netop / Sag 20 Mor.
San 1neoDelte itrofs Sci fobet bppr=
for Ser bar loo meQet 9l1ts poo
Sompen; og 5elifobet blep ltrofs
enig ONT / 9eputotion at operbri11ge
6rue11 cit 2pfanlfl1ing ion1t en- pos.
ienoe Torering.
st np0eligt Iionontl mpffe hlep
ltrofs %inofjpbt og logt poo en- 6lqi=
elspl1oe, iom bores al @riien pg &ro=
footllen, og bele Gelifobet begop lig
ltrofs in0 / @11let, bpor ct itgrre
Sellfab al go0e Senner bar for on1=
let.
9ireftor 2itergooro %operbrogte |
fao, men imogfuloe Orb Ell bjurte=
Zig Spfpnifning ira iomtlige 9lftp-
rer, og pperrofte 6rlten CLAIMANT
lmpffet; for bDilfet 6rlt &osm1sie n
toffeoe rprt. 9ereft ter bnnfe0es bele
Sellfobet> og &rofo0illen los fig
itrofs mGrfe mes, at SEN bar tpr1tig,
bporfor BET blep poolagt Sen blin6e
Girls at iprge for @initernes 8e-
bGrt11ing. 0ette @perp u0fgrte Sen
poo cit iao tilfreositillen6e Moo0e,
at Stemntngen mart lteg til Sop
punftet. SLATER og @los gift liplig
omfring, enfelte al @lasierne bar
oben I &ipbet loa nbel0ige at brnffe
en- 500, og ga 0isie lllpffestilfel6e
Ieneae poa @ftenen tiltog / en- forl1ro-
ltgenoe @ra0> fom m1on til Set g2einl=
tat, at @lasl enc life fun0e taole @pi=
rit>1s; og en- befjenot 8lomiterbon6=
Ter fra Sale ct. fit Sen lpie S6e al
oriffe Safe us al 5nopieglosiene og
Den bruno 9rtf fra @e1tucfp r6 al
&affefopperne.
Settle Sorigg lpffe6es oper al
6orpentning; 0r6gpe flp6 fra Sc til
iteoeoeren0es 2nbeer iom Melf og
Counting, og alle 6onie6e / Soft ef<
ter oe imllffe @alie, iom Direftprens
1nge 9atter ipille6e poa Bionoet;
ielp 8orbe og @tole bepege6e fig
rnn6t.
9ireftdren forepilte 2 bpi6e Mus
meo grenne 9ine, iom ian lige bob=
De inolemmet / lit Menogeri, - en-
@obe fra &ongen al @iom - og
9itergoaro los fig forlpoe meo, at
Menageriet in6en In11ge pil6e blipe
forget meo flere 8jprne, og mulig=
big man bil0e foo nogle vSnafes"
at ie ogiaa.
9ireftdrens @poooom gift mart i
Spfploelie; tbi 6o man fen poa
Morgenitun6en tpnfte paa at tage
bjem, bite set fig, at ser bar flere
8isrne ti1iteoe; 6isie inofange6es
bnrtigt oa i%nolemme6es / menage-
riet. 81 ifal / Si6ens 2gb gi6re 2e=
ierne n9rmere befien6t me6 Menage<
riets 6remgang og ml1ltgen gibe en-
2ebnetsbefribelie al Sc to tbRr6ige
9%ireftgrer, Joni me6 faa flor 9Dgtig-
beo leoe Menageriet 6. @aSmusien
% Comp.
ggrb. 81. $.
&%G@>%H&S MsS4-5k
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

For de bedste Photographer, bpr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 E.. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.
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Smportcrcbe 9elifatesier fra set
goh1le 2an6 og @elonens fprlte og
beoi tie Yrooufter faces olti6 bos @e11=
rD @poelen, Columbia Grocery &c.,
1913 g. @abaiba ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
Danish Life
N II 0 w N
=AND=
co
By JESSIE II. r OCHNER.
With Is Pull Page illustrations.

itics.-The Church and Religion
Public Education-The University
and the .Professors.-The Army and
Nayy.-1Administration of Justlcs
Unions and Social Democracy
Art and Letters.-Music ana the
Stage.-The Position of Women
h Press.-Country Life.-Some
Danish Snapshots.-The Poor and
Aged.-The Freehold Farmer and
AsT i1e 'nt raj Cooperation; H. Re-
mark.
{ ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Typical Peasant Home.-The
Round Tower, Copenhagen.-The
Royal Palace of Copenhagen with
the daily Parade of Life Guards
Outside a Porta, Copenhagen
Kongens: Nytorv and the Royal
Theatre, Copenhagen.-The Ex-
change, Copenhagen, - Thorvald-
sens Museum, Copenhagen.-Group
of Danish School Girls at Gym
nastics.-A large Danish Farm
A Peasant Wedding.-Interior Of a
Peasant Home. = Courtyard Of
Frederfcksborg Palace. = Frede-
ricksbors Castle. Gammelstrand,
the Copenhagen Fishmarket.-Old
Gateway at Roskilde.
Bound In extra fine cloth with gold
maiD........
C.. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
v3o-s3l q Ath It, Minneapolis, ki1a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

Msfaltbrulcsnins pil i Sommet
ifplge Mnbefoling fra. Msi emblps
@ooefomite blipe logt poa ct. &e=
ter Street, fra 10. til Central, og
poa Central fra ct. Yeter til Slice.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

We'd Kj9b eller Reparation at
Uhre bes@g den velkjendte Juve,
Ter Simon Nelson, 2e9 E. 9TH St.,
Paul.
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ct. SAUL &olitimnno Tan go6

~ fuNI futV%t"NA"o WV S0ON
blipe &%apitaliiter, noar Sc pasler
paa oeres &enge. 5or to Tiger iioe11
tog Ell iriffp0t &olitimano, Sobn
Somlep, Mfifeo fra &orpiet % ct
reilt bjem til Sen grpnne % meo
$4,000 / 2ommen, lom ban al(e
babbe jparet op / Sc 20 Mar ban bat
paret &olitibetient / ct. SAUL. San
bill begpnoe Torretning Ssrlan6 iam-
men me0 en- an0en tiff ftp. ct. SAUL
Holittmano, Sobn 2opton, ser for
nogle Mar itoen git tilbage til ST.
lan6 n1e6 en- net lille Gum til fin
&aa6igbe6. =. Z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

NEE8G@TASSr .tS+E4BhS.
ct. @roen; og iiffert oil ingen or-
triple at bape iggt 6erno for 2unos=
mgnbs Selifab at feire en- Mt0iom-
merfeit, Ser beo Nnlpg og &arafter
lite minoit oil forigge at baffe Min=
oerne til 2ipe ON lignenoe Setter
bjemme / S%Gorelanoet rg oerpeo
ltprfe og opretbol0c Sorbinoelien
mellem bets u6pan6reoe Gpnner og
Dgtre.
Gaitor 9. 8. Morrill, SEN osl
fjenote Mo6epreit, bar en- big GD,e
til at beffe 0pm9rfiombe6 bpor ban
fommer frem. Sgn6ag Mften foll1
ban in6 / en- @porbogn og anmooeSe
en- pngre Man6, Sobn @reen>pesH,
ON at oberla6e lin @e6e til Mrs.
Morrtll, Ser le6iage6e fir Man6.
Mr. @reentpell forflare6e, at fan
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
Sc ipenife Sangfpreninger / 50

Se 1Den1te San91Drentn9er 1,S01l=
1ingbDerne forbere6er fig paa Delta=
gelie.i en- flor @angerfelt Ser ffol
afbol6es / Moline> ST., fra "a. til
%. Suli. Men forin6en far Gang
foreningerne uOrpbeuS" og ~@ega" F.,
Ser bdrer til 6e el01te og MEET an
lete inoen set lpenife .Sangerfor.
bnno> belluttet at afbol6e 2 &oncer=
ter ber> nemlig en- / Mo5art Sail,
ct. Saul, s. 81. Sunt> Mften, og en-
/ 8iiou Sperabus ber / @pen @en=
Bag @ftermi06ag 5. 80. SUM-. sri
begge Soreninger er ser 6annet ct
pregtigt Manbsfor, ser le6es al 81
reftpr 3. &alline. &e0 0i5l lie to
&oncerter ipnger 6e lben1fe Solilter>
Ser ifal optre0e be0 Sangerforbun-
betS &oncerter / Moline> 1emlig
Srn emma Meisner og Sr9fen. &olo
@runberg, begge fra SAINTS Sbeater
/ 5tocfbolm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

S Gumto &arf pil Sc offenltge Soft
certer begpnoe poo Spnoag, o9 Ser
pil blibe gipet &oncerter @ftermi00ag
og Mften. Sen 11pe &oncerttribune
er mi fer6ig og taget / 8rug, og
Ml1itfen pil lp6e meget be6re bertha,
i6et @11lpet ligger 4 500 bdjere ems
@ulpet / &opillonen, me0ens SEN
gomle Srib11nes @l1lp bar meget Ia
bere ems Bette.
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St. Paul.
J. Johnfen, &ofa4reoastor.

est. Paul Ttdende"s Kontor, Room 46
Onion Block Cedar & Fourth Str.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

Room &c, Lafayette Building, 70 La Sale ST., Chicago.
Skater Arbejde for M@nd og Kvinder. Acknowledgements til
bagebetaes, hvis ingen Plads SKATES linden 80 Dage. Har Aere
code Pladser for Piger til god LON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

san9ercn &plf @ammer og Bio~
niiten O6in &enning, begge Nor6~
men6> giber imorgen, Sre0og Mften,
en- &oncert pao 9ania Sail, UNDER
Me6birfning al ~Nor6m9n0eneS
@angforening> leoet al Rrof. 6. 0u=
lie. programmed er n0eluffenoe
Norif og beitoor al @ange og &om~
petitioner al Climbing, Mor6raaf,
@rieg, @igur6 Sic og &enning.
&olf @ommer, ser CT fien6t fra Sc
MORT tie acknowledgements Sourne,
UNDER bbilfet ban bar &orets @olilt,
bar pao 6enne 92ei1e giort ualmin0e~
Zig megen 2pffe / Chicago iom /
9itens 8Der, og 8la0ene ser omtaIer
bam paa ben melt roien6e Maa6e.
Sgiaa &r. 06in &enning, ser er
biemmebpren6e / Mtlmaufee> nebneS
iom en- ier6eles 6Dgtig &taniit. @ao
programmed er @riegs Sen ltore
bbioe Slot" og Sen al &r. &enning
fomponere6e norff<omerifanffe Na=
tienalbpmne, Ser ipnges al ST..
@ammer.
Gmonn en9ang bringcs t Grit
bring Sen Oanlfe ELECTROMAGNETIC, iom
paa fprltfommeoe @gn6ag @ftermio=
oog Sen %. sunni oil blipe afbolot
paa Seltplo0len be0 Safe Street
8roen. Ser er be6 Irrangementet
al oenne lagt fortrinsbis Gegt paa,
at fer fan alle Donfe fra Sc to
Spillingbper og omliggenoe 0plano>
fra De mango forlfiellige Sorenin=
ger og Srganiiationer, mp0es til Ell
for6ringsl9s 5ommenfomit, ct for
nbieligt Gambler / set grpnne, og
feire en- murter Mi6iommer6ags= og
@onct Sons Mftens Seit me0 bber=
an0re. Ealere og Sangforeninger
fra begge Ebillingbper, - ST. @en-
rp @poefen' og u9ania" fraSt. Saul,
Sr. 6. &asmusl en, 8aitor SIR. g.
Eeoerien og u9obbelfportetten" fra
minneapolis ~ bill n0fpIoe ct fort
officielt Nroeram pe6 Seitens 8egpn=
oelie, og 6esu6en bill @angforenin=
gerre iiffert ogiaa ienere ZEN tage
Mffare, Ser bill blipe arrangeret for
ifiellige 2ege oip. og Romiteen ipr=
ger for, at alifens Sorfriifninger
iaaiom 6anif Gm6rrebrp6, @uffe og
&ager, See Cream, @ommer6rifffe og
Gigarer bill fnn11e faces paa jelbe
Setpla6ien.
allie Danfe er iom iagt
belfommen til at 6eltoge / 6enne Sci i,
bbortil M6gangen er fi1I6ften6ig fri.
&bis set bIiber gobt 8eir paa @gn-
bag bill fiffert 2anosmeno / Slot %,
5gIge bragg til 6eifpln6ien De6 2afe
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Strife &arer, rimelige 8riler, burr
tig 8etieni1g ct Mottoet boS &enrp
@D0el en-, Columbia Grocery 60, 1923
g. @abal ba ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
Wonng @pmcns Gbriitiam Msip:

Opnn9 @umcns Gbrtitian Nsio=
ctatton ter i 8pen bar facet en- flor
@hbe / 6orn al en- 8pggegrun6 paa
Moroii0en al 5. Street lige o%perfor
set npe M@11oitorrtm. @iperen er g..
g.. 9. Spbnitone> og 8pggegr1tn0en
far en- &eroi al $4,000. Sil 60
ben er 0og fnpttet Sen 8etingelie, at
ser al ielpe Toreningen ifal in0iam=
les $250>000 in0en ct Mar til at
bpgge en- pas ienoe 8pgning for. ct.
SAUL Mf6elingen al 9. @. 6. 81. er
en0nu life felt organi}eret, laa Sen
1l11ge Screening foar ltrofS en- flor
Spgape at lple.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
DR.. III. NISSEN,
Norsk Ojenl@ge.
Udexamineret fra K~ristiania Universitet
t~Hg hehond1or t.A s 5
Ojen., Ore, NHse- og haIssygdomme
Kontor: SOP NlcoIIet Ave., minneapolis, Mlnn.

Ser, Ser par al tpif &erfomit, bar AZ
@ar gammel, bapoe orepet Ell @roce<
riforretning, paa bpilfen ban tjente
mango Eenge, og lenere en- flor ST.
perpforretning, ser ligele0es bar ct
%lennen0e 5oretagenoe. san efterla-
ser @nfe. 6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

@eor9 &atclbacf, Moroeren fra
Mople Yloin, er en6nn life paagre-
ben> og Eolitiet ipnes at babe tabt
etbpert 5por al bam. Sans @ultru,
Ser bar / California, ga Mor6et
1fete, og iom er en- @eiter til Sen
mpr6e6e MrS. Mc@ort, TOM tilbage
fra lin &ejie / Seroags og er 6bbt
rpitet ODER bpo0 ser er ifet UNDER
benotS SrobGrelie. SUM bab6e I
California facet Breb fra lin Man6,
bbtlfet efter alt at bgn1me bar fire.
bet nogle faa Eimer efter at Mor6et
bar begaaet. Dert forteller ban at
ban flere @ange bopoe peret /
Srette meo Mrs. Mc@urt ON mini
6re belentlige Sing. MrS. &atel.
bacf tbibler ON, at Mor6et far beret
planlagt.
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minneapolis.

Sobn g. Anirf, iom at Diitrifts,
bleb 6dmt til 15'Mars Opbol6
| StatSfgngTet for at babe 6rebt
@illiom Domell ber / Minneapolis,
appeleteoe Dommen til &gieiteret
paa @run6 al tefniffe Sell i Mnfla-
gen. Quirf bep6eoe IigeIe6es, at
ban bar berettiget til at 6rebe 9om.
ell | &enbolo til Ben r1eget omtnlte
%unifrebne 2ob", ser berettiger en-
Sdmiliefaoer til at berge fin SAINT.
lies @re og @elfer6, ielb paa 8e,
foitntng al A%ngriberens 2ib. &eie.
iteret pil6e BOG life gaa ino pao
oenne 8etragtning og itaofefteee
fioite 6re0og @iitriftsrettens Com
auirf begpnoer Mftieningen al
Straffen / 6enne uge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

Samcs 9urrtpa1t, en- m%ongeoarig
9orger / ct. SAUL er ofgaoet beo
9d0en / lit Stem, $50 Como Mpe.,
So Mar gommel. Gorrion gior6e /
lin Sio Sjeneite be0 set fripillige
@ronoforps, blep ienere Maifiniit !
Set regulpre @%ranoforpS og far
giort Sienelte / Holitiforpiet. S Sc
lenere Mor bor fan bgret ipeciel
&olitibetjent.
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Scandinavian American Employment Office

N. G.. Nielsen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19

This work appeals chiefly to the chllds
interest in his fathers business and
correlates his school study with the
work OF the community II provides
motive that win stimulate the dull
est child TO purposeful activity, Par
ents. 100. are likely to cooperate with
the children in this kind OF investiga-
ton; while practical men generally
will be likely to aid both teachers and
pupils with information, suggestions,
and materials
THE PLANT BEAUTIFUL.
Grade lilly. sego, gladlOlus. cobeae;
2--hyncinth, Chinese lily, petunia, cas-
tor bean: 3--chrysanthomum, scarlet
mallow Wild morning glory; i-rabbit
brush, sage brush. Indian paint brush,
arrow leaf, pansy; b-~monkey- flower,
Wild geranium knot weed erlosonun,
blue bell. pink. G--sunnower, aston, cos
mos, lady-nngerS catalpa, snap
dragon. l-bull thistle Roldenrod, erige-
ron, oonehower. sweet sage, water-lily,
cpinhowor; S-tiche-grass, June grass,
blue-eyed grass, fern. primrose. These
are tho most beautiful of the common
fall-howerlng species, easily obtain
able, both Wild ana cultivated. study
any two I'm each grade. This division
appeals to the aesthetic cravings Of
ChiId-npture The appreciation OF
beauty Is Inherent in all minds, and Is
susceptible of the easiest and most ex-
| tonslvc enlargement through the study
Of buds and odors and bright hues,"
! Prefer the Wild plants, our own fall
| fora Is rich m material, But do not
| fail 10 use cultivated beauty that Is
| available when the wild species Is not
at hand. Remember that We learn Ia
! perceive. ana that. as % rule 5000 ree
| only what We look FOR. Let the pupils
see through their own eyes, however
and not through yours.
THE PLANT WONDERFUL,
Grade Morning glory, four-o-
clock. poppy, moonhower tiger MY.
2--sunhower, hollyhock, wild prim-
rose; 8-Milkweed, mentzella. umbrel-
la plants (nmbellferae). iimson weed
| i--MRtweeds, torchNeeds. bell and
trumpet flowers colum bne; 5--stork
bill, Wild portnlaca, greasewood. ghad-
scale, docks, carkia; 6---Danaelion
gum plant, bltlerweed. coeklebur,
woolly loco. 7-Russian thistle, tum
bling saltbush, tumbleweed, Utah salt
bush. priokly lettuce. burdock, orchid;
S-Bnllrush, horse-tail, moss. Indian
root, scarlet sage. toadstool. These
are wonder species native ana cult.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19
with the words. ITS the woman ",
pays! and pays! and pays"
COMIC OPERA REIGNS


In the world OF comic opera The cir
Gle seems to have swung around again
TO the once popular, romantic, comic
opera.
The other evening saw Reginald De
Koven's Student King"
II combines all the beauty and 70.
mantle features of the old-t time opera,
with the dash, vim and humor OF tho
new, and leaves out the buffoonery and
comic valentine cnricaturea that made
the so-called musical comedy so "clap
irapy" and tiresome. There were mo-
ments In this opera when the music
had the subllmity of the grand opera.
Never have spent an evening OF more
wholesome pure and exhilerating en-
joyment than In witnessing The Stu
dent King" unless Il be Sousas Free
Lance" Of whose music / can only
say. 1t stirred me like trumpets
Possibly the most wonderful OF all
fine many wonders OF wonderful New
York Is It's Broadway at night, | have
stood In silent admiration on this mag
rfifcent thoroughfare many time and
Oft, and as ] gazed upon this marvel
OF elctrlc splendor. the thought has Of
ten come, What a wonderful piece Of
work Is mans. and the mind OF man.
Broadway at midnight II perhaps an
epitome OF civilized achievement. 1s ono
could get In glance at all that man
has done, for here is a magnificent ho-
tel, there splendid theater, and the
great Hlppodrome, yonder a stately
newspaper office, whose clock chimeh
out the hour, and these. nelghbored
on either side. up and down as far as
the cyl can see along the wide. majestic
street, buildings and yet more build
lngs.
The din OF trade IL silent but the
noise, though of differnt tone ~ still
abroad Brilliantly lighted cars elang
along. crossed al Intervals with myri-
ads OF hacks and autos. all freighted
with lnagniiicently dressed, eager,
crowding, pushing, laughing pleasure
seking humanity.
cleaning electric signs, the beauty OF
this ensemble of electric falrylpnd Is
beyond tho power OF tongue or pen to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19

processes of actual industries as they
uro conducted here, 10 bring the most
Vital phases of industrial life into tho
work of the schools, and to make school
work a definite part Of mat Ire, not ny
representation and theory, hut by act
nal practise and by roal participation
therein: IN short, TO make of school
work, not a preparation for life, but life
itself And this not merely by making
n, study OF one or another group OF our
local plants, soils. animals, Insects etc.
nor by the study of sunshine aud storm,
Of heat and ventilation, Of drinking Wa
ter and food, as mere objects or seien-
tlfic or economic interest The aim is to
teach tho pupil by means OF these facts
We arrange the topics SO az 20 appeal
20 his strongest Incentives 10 study aud
notion, ana reach the childs attention
through the media OF hts impressive
physical surroundings In this western
wonder land. II is not the tree. the
grain the Hover specimen that we are
considering. We use these as the most
convenient means of reaching the child.
We are seeking, not knowledge OF
this or that specimen, but the purposiYe
aud progressive action of the pupil.
Is IN WORTH WHILE?
Some may think II OF little moment
mat the child learns how, when AID IN
Nndi SOIL 20 pant see Hinl OF apple
tree; but the cultivation of his will, the
stimulation of his patriotic and school
pride, the deepening OF his sense OF re-
sponsihility aud honor In caring for tho
tree ana In standing with his class as a
representative OF the sentiment which
the tree gyinbolilee, are sentiments likes
~ to arise Win his participation In the
planting Of The class tree; and mono
viii say that those results arc 10 be
dlsregarded II they can be- attained in
The schools through AN outdoor exer-
else 80 simple. so hoalthful, and so in
expensive as that OF plnptng u fruit
or shade tree. II might be said that II
Is q little matter To consider the beau
~ of tho wild meutzelia and the hidden
wonders of tho native ragWeed
hut the refinement of the child
from such an exercise ~ hi'
aesthetic emotions ana the in-
crease IN his mental power by
observing the relations OF need and con.
trlvanoe, OF cause and effect IN the
plant studied--these are not small hul
mighty matters to those who believe
IN the highest use OF human faculties
SO, too, tho knowledge OF grains and
todders. ~ fruits and vegetables, may
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the species chosen. is intended to APP
peal to the ethical sense of the pupil
and 80 to afford the teacher an oppor-
tunity to give Instruction in the topic
suggested by the meaning attributed
to the class tree. II is not indispen-
sable that either the tree or the senti-
ment suggested in the outline should
be the one adopted. but 1t should be one
that IL studied in that grade. and
adapted TO fall and spring planting.
The sentiment should suggest worthy
motives and so assist In the work of
character building.
THE PLANT USEFUL.
Grade l--ripe wheat; 2-kinds OF
wheat; 3--Indian corn; i--oats; 5--rye
and barley; 6--lucern and clover; T.
red top and timothy; s--bunch grass
and salt grass. The class visits fields,
collects punches of grain or grass or
fodder. studies them and Keeps them
on hand for thanksgiving exercises.
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articles that may appear to some as
mere matters OF school aims and meth
cd. Most readers suppose that the Oh
tcct. III view has been to inform the
public on such phases of nature as nave
economic or industrial Significance to
the well-being of our Rocky mountain
communities. This is true, but rs moi
the whole truth.
THE REAL AIM.
Something beyond and far above the
mere providing OF certain definite work
for the study OF nature In the schools
and homes Of the west. important as
this may be from several standpoints'
has been the motive of these articles.
The aim indeed, IL somewhat complex,
and In largely concerned With an at.
Tempt to Identity public interest and
sympathy with the work and needs OF
The schools. Conversely. the intention
81 10 Identity certain phases OF school
work and methods with the ideas and
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COUNTY ASSESSOR wAYLAID.

j. w Coulter Of Leslie. s. u, Asses-
scr OF Stanley County, relates the fol-
tinn OF throat and lung troubles. bron-
ohitis, asthma and terrible cough,
which had affected mo for years. when
| WAS persuaded TO try Dr. Kings New
Discovery. Relief oaine almost lmme-
diately and In q short time perma-
nent cure resulted" No other medicine
compares with II as sure and quick
cure for coughs aud colds II cures
after all other remedies have failed,
Every bottle guaranteed al u. q. NJ 1
Drug Dept, li2-ild South Main street,
Price SOC and 500, Trial hottie free.
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REAL AIMS OF THE
NATURE ARTICLES
----------------------------
To Reach the Child and Public
Through the Strongest
Motive.
THAT OF SELF INTEREST.
Work of the schools 70 Become Part
or Tie Industrial Life OF the
Community.

The II articles that have appeared IN
the Saturday News during the last
three months treating OF weeds. plant
pests, seeds, soils, alkaline lands, birds
as insect dcstroyers, etc. have been
varlously interpreted. None of the COM
Jnenta indicate that the real motive OF
the writer has been fully disclosed.
candor seems 10 require, therefore. a
more distinct avowal of wht~ we are
seeking to accomplish in presenting