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Morris tribune., 1907-01-05
Baking Powder

Mr.. Nicholas Within of Mime
apolis,. visited relatives and friends
here few days during Christmas.
Mr.. David King spent his Christ
mas vacation at home, returning to
the State University again the first of
the week.
Student Mohmweick of Augsberg
Seminary, Minneapolis, has been here
the past two weeks visiting and con-
Quoting services on several occasions.
The basket social which was to take
place at the Konsvinger school house
last Tuesday evening had to be pos
poned until later date on account of
the blizzard.
Everybody should remember the
Woodmen entertainment at the hall
next Saturday night. A good pro-
gram will be rendered and a light
lunch served. Everybody is invited.
Admission free.
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05

This change was not accomplished
without opposition. discouragement
and financial difficulties. Mr. Sprague
hin self, who was so potent a factor in
working this change. has told the story
of his first important contract. In the
spring of 1887, the Union Passenger
Railway company of Richmond. Va.
engaged him to build an electric rail-
way The first car was run out one
night while the skeptical people slept,
to make sure it could climb the hills.
1t started out in a blaze Of glory and
ANONYMOUSLY was towed back again
by four big mules. But Sprague per-
sisted until on Feb. 2, 1888, in a
drizzling rain. the road opened for
business.
From that time forward the future
Of electric railroading was assured and
events moved rapidly. City after city
adopted the new motive power; horse
cars became things OF the past: in
terufban roads .began,to gridiron the
country everywhere. and in each in
stance commercial success was
scored. Electric interurban lines have
been money makers from. the start.
The greatest development has been
in the east. but the west is not far
behind The Aurora. Elgin and Chi
cago Electric railway (the third-raii
system) which has been in operation
several years. is famous. From one
central power station over two hum
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05


dred miles OF road are operated, or viii
be as soon as the line to Belvidere is
completed. Electricity at wholesale is
sold to cities and villages along the
route for lighting purposes; electricity
for power is sold to farmers. Trains
of elegant cars run into Chicago at a
speed which would have seemed inn
possible a few years ago. Passengers
wave good bye to steam trains on a
paralleling railroad, which they pass
easily. A parlor and dining car is one
of the Injuries which the suburbanites
enjoy going to and from the city, and
the railroad seems a veritable gold
mine for it's owners.
The horse car has long since disap-
peared. Will the iron horse. the great
steam locomotive, be supplanted also?
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05
PROGRAM OF EXAMINATIONS
For Common School Certificates
To be Held at the rlorris High
School Building.
Jan. 81, Feb. L, and 2, 1907.

NOtS-OlFlCS 10 HoW IC4ulICu lOl
second grade and limited certificates
Thursday, January 3Ist.
First Grade Studies.)
A. M.-8:OO Enrolment.
8:15 Geometry.
10000 Physics.
P. M.-l:3O Algebra.
3:15 Physical Geography or
General History.
f. Friday, February Ist.
Second Grade Studies.)
A. M.-8:OO Enrolment.
$3.50 Professional Test.
$3.50 Spelling. .A,..
10000 Arithmetic.
P. M.-1:15 Geography.
2:45 Composition and Pen
manship. ...
1920 Reading.
Saturday, February and.
Second Grade Studies Continued. }
A. M.-s:oO U. S. History.
9:45 English Grammar.
1880 Music.
P. Mills Physiology Hygiene.
2:45 Civics.
4:OO-Drawing.
All second grade certificates now in
force Will remain in force until the
date of their expiration. But for their
renewal or for the exchange of linn
tied for complete, civics will be re-
quired.
A conditional second grade certifi-
cate allowing two conditions, one IN
civics and one in any other second
grade subject; also a limited second
grade allowing condition in civlcs
only, will be issued at this examina-
ton and will remain in force until the
close of the August examinations 1907.
Marks in professional SkilP' and
Theory and Practice of Teaching
are not permanent, but expire when
your certificate expires, and can be
renewed only by taking an examina-
ton in those subjects. The questions
in Professional Test for Stevens coun-
ty will be based largely upon the
topics taken up and discussed at our
teachers meetings.
All certificates which expire March
1st must be renewed at this time
either by examination or by submit
ting permanent standings to the coun-
ty superintendent and making appli-
cation to the state superintendent up
on blanks secured at this office for
that purpose.
The state department. will renew
certificates only al the time OF the
regular examinations.
Yours Very Truly,
RAY s. ROBERTS.
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05


This, question occurs to all who can
see the significance Of passing events.
Probably not for many years to come
as far as heavy freight traffic Is con-
cerned, because steam Is especially ap-
plicable to the hauling Of freight. But
the action of the New York Central In
electrifying thirty five miles of it's road
leading out of New York, and the
popular agitation for similar improve
ment in chicago and elsewhere, would
seem to point to time not far distant
when electric railroads will connect
distant cities and greatly shorten the
hours of travel.
Chicago to New York In Ten Hours.
In fact such railway already is
being built between. Chica go land New
York by the ChicagoNew York Elec-
trio Air Line Railroad company, of
Cncago This company, headed by a
group Of practical railroad men, pro-
poses to run limited trains, making not
more than three stops, through to New
York or Chicago, in ten hours. The
thought fairly takes ones breath away
at first, but the project considered
soberly seems practical enough, and
certainly is "a consummatio devoutly
to be wished" The work of grading
began Sept. l near LaPorte, Ind.
AS the new road will be an air line,
with few curves. the route surveyed
is 100 miles shorter than the Pennsyl-
vania "Short Line, and $50 miles
shorter than the Lake Shore and
New York Central, each of which runs
trains covering the distance in eighteen
hours. Taking into consideration the
shorter route of the Air Line, this Is
equivalent to fourteen-hour service.
With low grades, a straight track and
no grade crossings, the seventy five
miles an Our average necessary to a
ten-hour service ought easily to be
maintained. Even on the first class
steam roads Of today ninety miles an
hour is not uncommon for short dis
tances
The Scientific American of Feb. Is,
1905 speaking editorially of the New
lork Central experiment. says, 1.-THE
success of this installation, of which
there can be no doubt whatever, marks
the. first step in the gradual substi-
tuition of the electric for the steam
locomotive in the operation of long dis
lance express trains'' The Chicago
New York project may be regarded the
second step.
Mr.. Sprague himself says that speed
is "a matter Of finance What then
will determine the future?" he asks.
"Chiefy the financial factox, as it must
the future of any other great industrial
problem. When savings in operation
and the increased return for traffic
will more than pay fair dividend on
money invested for electrical equip
ment, will trunk lines be operated by
electricity"
Professor Charles P. Steinmetz, one
of the greatest authorities on elec-
tricity. is quoted rs saying. There Is
no limit to the speed that may be de-
veloped in electric traction-that is,
there is no limit up to 80 or 200 miles
an hour. Higher speed than that the
car wheels could not stand. asThey
would fy to pieces from centrifugal
force Not only can speed of 120
miles an hour be maintained on a
train equipped with electricity, but in
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05
ON DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Ex-conaressman ShiveIy of indiana
After Second Place.

Laporte, Ind, Jan, A close friend
of Benjamin F. Shively of South Bend,
formerly congressman from the Thir-
teenth Indiana district, is authority
for the statement that when the, proper
time arrives Mr.. Shively will formally
announce his candidacy for the Dem
ocratic nomination for vice president
of the United States. He was his
party's nominee for governor in 1895
and was the Democratic caucus nom
inee for United States senator against
Albert j. Beverage.
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05
FROM HORSE CAR
TO THE TROLLEY
Story of the Wonderful De-
velopment in Electric
Traction During the
Past Twenty
Years. !,
PASSING OF STEAM TRACTION
Gradual Elimination of Distance
Through the Development OF
the Electric locomotive
Chicago to New
York in Ten
Hours.

During the summer of 1887, there
appeared in the New York Sun the
following facetions news item:
''They tried an electric car on
Fourth avenue yesterday. It created
an amount of surprise and consterna-
ton from Third st. to One Hundred
and Seventeenth st. that was some
thing like that caused by the first
steamboat on the Hudson. Small boys
yelled "dynamiter' and ''rats!'' and
made similar appreciative remarks un-
ill they were hoarse.. Newly appointed
pDlicemen debated arresting 1t, but
went no further. The car horses
which were met on the other track
kicked without exception, as was
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05

natural, over an invention which
threatens to relegate them to sausage
factory"
That was less than twenty years
ago. Today the New York Central
Railroad Company is expending $780,
100000 in the electrifcation of the first
tnlrty-five miles of it's system. and the
car horses were long ago relegated to
the boneyard, if not to the sausage
factory"
They" have done marvellous things
since the increasing knowledge of
electricity opened up a new world Of
achievement, and we have scarcely
crossed the threshold In 1880 the cleo
trio car was a dream: in 1890, an Elk
pertinent; in 1900, a great and wonder
fui fact which is reTolutionizing pas
senger transportation and will enable
human beings to move from place to
place twice as fast as they do at pres
ent.
Born in Old Vermont.
When in 1884 Thomas Davenport, of
Brandon. Vt. ran a toy motor mounted
on wheels Oh small circular railway,
the modern electric railroad with its
possible speed of over one hundred
miles an hour was born.
In 1898 Robert Davidson, of Aber-
Aeen. Scotland. built an electric loco
motive which actually reached a speed
OF four miles an hour on the Edin-
urgh-Glasgow railway. Nine years
later Professor Moses G. Farmer OPP
nerated an experimental car which car
ried two passengers at. Dover, New
4. p . ..- q
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05
The Right Name.

Mr.. August Sherpe, the popular
oyerseer CT the poor, at Fort Madison
Ia, says: ssDr. Kings New Life Pills
are rightly named; they act more
agreeably, do more good and make
one feel better than any other laxa-
tive.'' Guaranteed to cure bilious
ness and constipation. 25c at J. r.
Krueger's drug store.
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05
PEPPER
Thursday, January 3.

Thursday, January 3.
Geo. w. Chapman has rented his
farm to G. Plocker.
VIM. Bach and family visited at J.
w. Schmidt's on Tuesday.
F. Andert and family were visiting
with Ell. Hoyer's on Sunday.
G. A. Gausman and family spent
New Years. day at Ell. Heick's.
VIM. Gausman and family were
visiting at Ell. Lemmermans' Sunday.
Mr.. Elmer Andert left for his home
at Glenwood Thursday of last week.
Miss Della Rentz returned to her
studies at the agricultural school on
Tuesday.
Gust Waltersdorff shipped car of
cattle and hogs to South St. Paul on
Thursday.
E. @. Schlattman and his sister, Bal
linda and Pearl were Morris visitors
on Thursday.
Misses Amanda and Francis Bach
were visiting with Miss Matte Baum
garten on Sunday, ...
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Busch and Miss
Flances Mike attended the Christm as
entertainment at the M. E. church.
Rev. E. W. and Miss Matte Baum
garten and L. j. Schlattman and family
were visiting with F. J. Rentz We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Ellen Quigley returned Satur-
day from Litchfield and will begin
her school on Monday. She is teach
ing in district Is.
II. Bahr, of Scott and F. Hickman,
of St. Paul, attended church at Pep
perton. Mr.. Hickman is visiting his
sister Mrs. Bahr.
What is the matter with the Morris
Sun scribe. He must be froze out Or
in-I don't know which. We haven't
heard from him for two weeks.
Tuesday was New Years. day. 1906
is ended and 1907 began before this
appears in print, but we wish all of
our readers happy New Year.
A large number of the young people
rendered surprise party on Henry
Boedecker. Various games were
played and refreshments were served.
All report a good time.
Quite number of Carl Andert's
friends gave him a surprise party
Friday evening. They report having
a good time playing games. Of course
the main thing was not forgotten
refreshments were served.
The company rig finished threshing
in Scott and returned to Pepperton
Saturday evening. The boys seemed
pleased to get back as they blew the
whistle. They have few small jobs
to finish and then will skiddoo for
home.
Henry Blase, who sometime ago
had general, merchandise store at
Alberta, but recently sold out, left
Wednesday for St. Paul, accompanied
by his neice, Miss Della Rentz, who
has been spending the holiday vaca-
ton here.
Quite number of the Pepperton
people attended the night watch SER
vice at the M. E. church on Monday
ried out the program and Rev. E. W.
Baumgarten preached. The heme
was ''My Times are in Thy Hand"
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05
The Green Varieties Are Most Strik-
inEIy Affected.

In 1904 the damage in Ohio from
this blight was apparently greater than
in previous years. 1t was first noticed
on French June field peas which had
been sown with oats as a forage crop
on the experiment station farm. A.
close examination of the diseased
plants showed that the stems had been
attacked at many points frequently as
high as one and one-half feet from the
ground, though most severely near the
ground, where the disease starts.
On the leaves We're orbicuiar or oval
dead spots one-eighth to one-half inch
In diameter
Perhaps the most important thing in
connection with the life history of the
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05
A Funanaking Game.

Seat two people opposite each other
and give one Of them three common
cooking crackers. the other tumbler
of water and a teaspoon with which to
drink it while the crackers are being
eaten. The object is to see who will
finish first
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05

Windsor, Canada; Appleton, Wis; Port
Huron. Mich. Scranton, Pa, and
Montgomery, Ala In the. autumn of
1884 Frank L. Sprague. whose name
is inseparably connected with electric
traction, began to attract attention
-
with his motors.
Twenty Years of Achievement. =
AT the beginning of 1887 there were
in the whole world less than sixty
miles of electric railroad track, and
only about one hundred motors and
motor ears In 1905 there We're nearly
thirty thousand miles of electric track
in the United States alone.
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05
DISCRIMINATION ALLEGED.
Foreigners. Not Treated Like Japs or
Manchurian Road.

Newchwang, Jan 4.-Considerable
dissatisa is felt among foreign
merchants here over allegations Of
discrimination in favor of Japanese
goods on Japanese section of the
Manchurian railway. Charges are
made that japanese shippers receive
rates greatly below those accorded to
other nationalities.
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05

SIAless ISBb.
my opinion it is an entirely feasible
scheme from the commercial point of
view
AT any rate. the world seems on
the eve of great things, and no scien-
fist dares say today as was said TWEEN
ty years ago, "a man is q knaye or a
fool The attitude of the American
public is one Of faith and expectancy.
best expressed by a recent remark of
an old lady in her last sickness:
II don't want to die she said. Il
want to see what they are going to
do.
Morris tribune., 1907-01-05

fungus is that the vegetative part. or
mycelium. injecting these spots Of the
pods grows through the husk into the
seed. Frequently it grows entirely
through the pod, forming similar spots
on both sides. When the fungus grows
into the seed, brown spots may be
formed ON the surface In the worst
cases half the surface is frequently
discolored and theSseed adheres to the
pod. These areas are much more strik
ing on green colored peas, such as the
Market Garden variety. than on the
yellowish varieties. such as the Ad.
miral
New Year Leaves.
Every one cackles
And wrong retrieves
This Is the season
For fresh laid leaves.
New Fork Sun.
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sen aper SO Sahreu

ihou muroe Wirs. @iusl0p's S0e.
thing : Sgrup DON MiIipner BON
WiiitterS bein 8abuen Der aiuoer
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fort. oaB i'm 8a1ner lit uno Dor
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l0fDrt cine sSlai@e Don ,MrB.
WinslUms Soothing Syrup h0lert.
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Dem fleinen 9eioenoer ipfnrt Xinoe.
rnng ueri@oTen. Berla6t euM ba.
ranf. Wtitter, eS 1T tein 8meiFel
oartiber. @s 5eilt Diarr6ue. reau.
liert ben Waeen uno bic @iereri,
beleitiat Wino 8 Rutit, ertueiHt Den
9aumert, 0erbtnoert Gntsinoune
uno itdrtt oas gauge Sblteul.
N1rs. Winslnma Goutbine @uruu'
fin saanenoe Rinber lit Qneenebm
i'm Gei@uaG; hns &ecept itaullui
BON einem Der beiten meiblidhen
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Gei alien Druggiften in oer garaen
Welt su baben. &reis 25 Gents per
TlaiGe. Sauft nidats anoeres. ole
Wer8. Winalnme Soothino Gurup.
@arantiert unter Der Sooo anD
Drugs Ntte. 30. SUM 1906, Serial.
Rummer 1898.
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aaerlsi Narreu.

., gorreoai, ou lhbne Belt,
$50 Narrh it iib 6arT MAIDEN brett.
9enn etwas Narrheit oann unb tuann,
8e5iemet auh benz meiien Mann.
Seer immerbar mr. @rilfen fanst,
uno ME oen @eiit gum Tr0biinn lenftY
WaS er AUDI tueiB unb mas er tann,
SIT nlt1nlermebr ein %Tpeiler Manu.
User INNER in seihdit'aer 9nft.
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uno penn er aud MiQionen 5dhft-
gr bat ben iblebt'ren Seil eruGblt.
Ber ME men hummer Streih aemaht
uu6 ber3lth oriiber iei6ft 9elabt,
Wer nur 8hiIiiter ale Belt,
Ser arme Mann. oer tut mir Iein.
9ocD tuer Den Gugenblid halt fef.
SergiBt, mas Iidb nidt auoern ldSt,
uno @aes NIT 0umsr erfaBt.
ST tets elm germ aeieb'ner Gait.
Fir i'm regiert Bring gGrnennl.
Dit Mastenibers uuo 6eiaeniban,
Sbm 6Hnet er bic : fortet llet1
gu ieinem ib5nen Sreuoenreif.
Ser trdat ohn' Murren audi uno 8iae'
SEES N~Ito9alebens Miih uno 8lna',
$50 Sener bang bic 0dnoe ringt,
"a Iadt er nur uno iherat un6 Itngt.
Gin Se9er tit elm fold @emlt,
Eos Of tets feline StrnBe ) EFT,
@S lebe bob, linn brineen mir
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Gin 5oreenbre1er lit Der Grant,
Slruabr elm Sober ihm aolt 6art,
On SDraen man niht metter oentt,
&o man hos &Dne Gtar Bier uns
iAentt.
SIN 3eihen iebt oes garHennI
5rintt Gone Star Bier ma itberall.
Drum berrihet audi in oieier Belt
Stets unqeheure Seiterfett.
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Wuerlet.

Ser yorteil, ben San Gntuuip
ats 9urhaanos tatiou uon ben Ser.
Staten nah Werito uno G%allfor.
MEN uno umgstebrt hat, lit unihdb'
bar. inner Tremoenuerfehr miro
oaourb unenolih 9eboben, oenn fnit
ale &eileuoe balten bier an. sScei-
lid lift oas nlte San Wntoiio aud,
cine intereiiante. iebensmerte Staot
-nno bann bos &lima!
Sbmaro Olnep. Yorleiuag unb
freie Sur. glt's 6ale, Sonntag
nadm. 8 ubr. @intritt 10 Gents.
- Der @emiiemartt seiot niht.
oaB mir ms i'm @inter befinoen.
Die Nusmahl an @emifen lit eroB.
Sc eiebt ale Surten Rubl. Selert.
Bobnen, Mobrriiben. Spinat. Salat
unb anoeres. Nuh bee Dhtmartt
lit gut perieben nit grobeeren. Nplel.
linen. Nnanas, Iepfeln. Trnuben
etc. Ole Breiie iino maBig.
Den @intergdlten muB unier
8etter i'm b0hften @raoe oefaIen.
6ier tlares, trodenes Better
BET BEN berrlihften Sonnenihein
mGhreno es in ibrer n6roliheu 0ei.
mat tobt uno itirmt. reanet uno
lhneit uno Die 6onne mohenlang
taum gum 80ridein tonimt.
S0n ben neuen 6otelbauten lift
nunuebr 10 piel geiprohen uno ges
ihrieben muroen, oaB es enblih an
Der 3sit mGre. iraeno zines Der Bros
iette uno nent1 es AUDI 0a8 aleinlte
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gen.
Wrs. e.. u. 6. 6ea- Neafe
fonn ieoen Woraeu smiinen s uno
$50 in ibren @obnung per Telepbon
SEQ. 1927 BON 2euten angeiuroder
meroen. Die @igentum brett su eau
fen mipihen.
r Die neue Observation-Disclosures
oes Siomeltlihen Srrenaipls bat
ibre Mmtspfidten ibern0mmen. Sic
beitebt aus Hr. Us. 6. Barter, SUI
perinten0ent; Or. &. s. Sadlun,
Brdfioent. un6 8. =. 6art. 6. sc.
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DabiS.
- Die BenDbner pom Sputb
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bilfc areifen uno Mittel aufbrinacn.
I'm eiuem Nahtpolisiiten anauiteaen
uno cine freiwiaiae- Tauerwehr gu
0raaniiieren.
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Ditede nDn Commerce uno @afinps
StraBe 1T BON Der NlamD &ational
Bant an Sonatban Zane bon 6Dus
ton fir $25. 900 uertauft woroen.
Der neue BeiiBer tpiro bort Elm aros
Bes @eihdftshaus auHibren lafien.
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Eegas

- Sn Bolton nil man am Fret
tag moceen suiiheu 4 uno 5 einen
@roitoB oeripirt baben.
Nuh Der Senat unlerer 8eais'
latur bat bic berelts BON 6alile an
eenDmmene BID paIiiert, meldle 81.
preBeeieuichaften nit elmer Steuer
bon S.. 900 i'm Sabr beleQt. ruenn
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Steuer besablt peroeu. NuBeroem
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preRoeieaihoft nod cine Sieuer n0n
$4,000 PRO Sabr nuferleaen.
- DaS 6eprdIentnntenhaus nnIe.
rer 2eeislatur bat einen 8eIhlnB au'
een0mmen. Der @puoerneur Camp.
ten anmeiit, Bm. s. 8rpau einzu.
LADEN. oaB er cine Reoe DDr Der Sc.
a,elatur balte.
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Gonio 86oiter. aus Dem 2eben ae'
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nieoer einnnl in ben 0Gnoen oeE
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nidt meroen. benin Die 9ooesftrofe
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