davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-06-12
Thinks it Saved His Life.

Lester Nelson, of Naples Maine, says in
recent letter: 81 have used Dr King q
New Discovery many years for coughs
and colds, and think it saved my life.
have found it a reliable remedy for
throat and lung Complaints, and would
no more be without 1t than would bt
" lthoot food For nearly forty years
NV Discovery has stood at tile head Of
the throat and luug remedies. As pre-
ventiye Of pneumonia, and healer ol
weak lungs it has no equal. Sold nnde'
guarantee at Ritter Bros. Drug store
Trial bottle free.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-06-12
Bargains in Wall Paper.

Having secured contract which will
take him out of town most of the sum-
mer, NJ. Mob Thompson offers his
whole stock of Wall Paper comprising
over 1000 rolls of this years patterns
no old designs or left-overs at Eastern
prices; and to make the bargain greater
will hang all paper purchased of him
for % cents per roll. Call, or phone
Gay.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-06-12
Cali for Bids for SprinkIing.

Bids will be received at the office or
the city clerk for sprinkling with one
wagon. Bids will be received up to
six o'clock p. m. June Goth 1908.
BY order city council
CHAs. E. HARRIS.
Jerk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-06-12

dad" Bryan, veterinary surgeon.
calls promptly attended to in any part
of the county; phone No. 0. 80
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25

South Dakota native OF WIS
Gaesve university WIS
the
practice Mr. Hem
member of the board
Of lieutenant governor in
to 1893 chairman OF
Republican committee and since that has been member
in fell prosperity and was
Aberdeen
Of thiryt
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25
Set ipolise 9llberia.

Saa tommer pi ino bet Ipollge
alberta. Ser er 2unoet for bet melte
haot % Irugtbart, p9 bio er oct, at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gaar ols'e
Saoe. Siotil bar fun bberaneen
Seltion pUrst aabnst for Settlere lln'
Der SOmeiieaolopen, % me9et at peIIe
Qano bar Iunoet Sprtere De liolle
to=tre 9lar. 9esuoen er to Settloner
/ bpert 5pwnibip tillioelat Ipr Stoie=
pUlenet, % en- % tretpart S3ettlon CT
ailaaet til Suoion Yap Sompanlet.
Ger er lngen 9proelpo, o9 itere Sr'f=
ter ai.ap09 % 6oar 9r9sler fremoe=
les Der. 6eoere &uG9 icr man intet=
lteos, rs BET lises, at be saar paa Se'te
Sommer % 0iuter. Ti 'aa Ell 6aa=
rcilot paa ca. 5000, % 1900 Stptter
SuU9 iaa pi srosie peo Stirling, fsr-
lie Station ipo ira 2etbbrio9s. paa
ct anoet Steo par Der 200 Selie Ell
;(lpf. 6armerne maa Iaaleoes bellf
inoQj0roe peres 6arme.
Sorobunoen er 6otolaoebrln % rl9
meb lus Ser lom llnoerlag. Wano
iinoes paa DC iOrlijelli9ite Spboer, rnl=
trent lom paa Sisietenlanoet. Gnoel
al 2anoet or irriseret pg prooucersr
ri9e 2lplinger. 6armere paa bette
0anO betalcr tn 9lfgiit al en- Collar
pr. 9lcre til Srrigations.Ompalilet.
paa bet mclte 2ano oripes..Iaatalot ter
6armin9, ps bet meo Suttes, iom 5
ienere ital iaa bpre.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25

glrleonineen til at "iils" for lin Sar,
fine Senner % line @reere, fra bpem
be meobupoe itriftlig 6uIomaat. 6or
andre Sl09tninoe ellcr Terioner par
bet lite tillaot at "ile". Ser bar Den
rette |ei til Sjem % Ielltano. 2anos
priIerne 2etbbrioge Siltrlttet paricrcr
nemli9 ira SO til s25 pr. Ntre alles
reoe MI. Geripr hertes bpppi9 ben
Wienin9 uotalt, at Ell 9iDicttler ianot
iau at li9e ptte tuien Collars ior lin
SOB. Manse iaar 1uno n@r ino til
SDer og Sernbaner.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25
Geacl,ers' examinations

Notice Is hereby given that heregu-
lar examinations for teachers certif-
Gates will be held in the high schoo
room in Sisseton, 5. d., on the follow
ing dates:
October and 9-Primary, first, sec
ond, and third grades.
1t is necessary to hold valid certifi
cate at the time of contracting for {
school O. II. JONES.
Co. Sup't.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25
sIrlitailo % Srocn / Galfatdciuan.

Soa pileoe bi afGteo peitoper giS,=
nem eli 80ite Sma0bDer o. no9et al
BET bliDclte o0 frugtbarelis Stre9 AZ
Saitat1eman. vi la9oe W0rte til
at 60rmerne bsr baOoe faaet Ell 9rO
}larsgrpOe pou De flaOe gl9re. 90 BET
bar ipinefaloenOe, bporOan bber Ell al
De Ima0 gipbp99erbper pran9eOe Spl-
itinnet meo line pt,t9iige StOielult al
Wuriten, line fore GleDatorer pg fine
nette SsbotliesDuie nf Sten % SrW,
breoe, rene Gjnoer, % Operalt lmilenoe.
peltilireole 2lnligter. Saaleoes bar
bet / SmaabDerne langs belle Sinlen.
Spor tibet pi Der Staterne peo ON
Canada! 0pem bapoe pel t0ntt Ii9 ct
Rpbp9ss iligt? Sagen er bel belit
Den meo ps 9lmeritanere, at hi pleier
Selo9ooDeoen ps, laa ri tun Ier ps
ielo o9 blir oltml ltplte. Slteoetior al
aabne Yinouet og itue no / YerOen,
9lptte pper til gtabOen, 9aar ri iii
Speilet Og nDoer port e9et Sontraicl /
Selp9oobeoens 6plelie, uoen Selutri-
tit. .0paO peo bi ON oen epri9e Nel-
Oen9 NOap brpoer ri ps ON ben?
vi tommer omIioer til MocIe Sam
og laa til Slpift Current, uoen at
ltanie Deo @tellelhltationerne, oa oct er
Spotanes s6lp9aren, hi tjsrer meb, lOm
afgaar ira Santinlon ST. 5.l4 pau
Gitsrmiooa9en. Se itsrre Yper bar
li9eleoes breoe 8aoer og pr9gti9e
Sp9nln9er, Partanl09 o9 flptte Sle=
tionsbDgninger. yer beriter Srupl.
bso, % en- Masie fremmeoe ICES operr
ait. s SDerne er Oct iprbebOlot So-
tellerne at oripe 2itertrait, % oct er
lioen 6oritel paa oisIs lloitjentninss-
lteoer pg bore SalOpnsr. Dog er Del
fprbuot at perle glrbeiosmanoens 2gns.
anpisning / De eanaoiite Salopner,
bbiltet tillaoes bore YDer, pite meo
ben 6pl9e, at @rbeibsmanoen laoer
bele glnpisninsen 8aa til 6plo iiieoet=
for til Samiliens llnoerbplo. 2eroaa
2liteu ST. luitss Sti0nteItuerne.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25
Gn ntc6pct Nrien.

9laar man tpmmer ct Stptte peit fra
Wopie Sam. be9pnoer SerrTnet at
blipe mere battet p9 ubcbp99et, o9 bette
parer li0e til man tcmmer til glrberta.
Vaa pisic Nunoreber Miile 9uno ices
fun Sefe, &p09 % 6aar at grGsIe /
6lotte pp til Sulinoer. Ser man ct
Menneitc paa oeme StrGtnins, uoen.
for |perne. iaa er Oct tilbclt. Sn9en
ter meoe en- Gp0gbjoro, naar man CT
ti!ipos; tbi trar pilbe man bore neo=
trampet unbsr So0Ssts 6pober; men
Tibet er man trps.
Paa oenne lunge Str0tnin9 la9ttar
man ellers itie me9et, tln al o9 til Ell
Yr0rieulp, iom pi9er for 3r9net elle,
en- Grn. lian tror pite paa en- bins
big 9og at ie &og al em Frprlello
bet IiUrne, men naar man naar pnl'
firing Vatterne, ppoager man, at Jtp'
oen ct fint, buiot Stsu, iom ylnbei
bpirpler pp al ct ltorre eaer mlnor'
gutalileie. 1isle Qeer er iaa at ll9'
De enelte 9liperlinger oenne ubeboeo'
Grten. Se er uoterreoe SnoUpleler
.triobpioe al sGtali; De ier uo lpm til
irosiet Tano, b0ttet meo Sne.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25

Application for position as manager
OF the county poor farm and care for
the inmates for the year 1909, stating
salary wanted will be received by the
County Auditor before Oct 7th. 1908.
The person appointed will have to take
possession of the farm Jan. lst 1909.
The Board reserves the right TO re-
ject any or all applications.
BY order of Board Of co. com.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25

ga pi netop bar foretd9et en- Hel'e
III BET candoiIfe NpropeIten, ifal pi ber
iaaoiOt muli9 iremlG9ge en- Stllorln9
If &eiien % 6orbOlOene, iom pi lngt=
.oQ BEN. 81 Teler os fproisIet ON, at
BET bill oUre uf Snterssle for "SisIeton
@Olieu"s 90Isre. Set bar melt for at
iaa le Gauaoa paa n9rt 9olo o9 meo
0en SaiF1t, at gioe pore G@lere en-
6eItripelIe al famine, at ol Ioreto9
Lurcn Oerop. Senere ltol pj lOmle
icyt Cplvsnin9er on 2anOct.
GmiQrationen til GanaOa ira De
,}orlneoe laaOeliOm ltiOreneoe Stdter
bar De ienere 9lar OntN9et iaaoanne
TimenIoner, at man maatte bore
blino % oep, ON man life laSOe M@rte
iii nen.
CANADA er 9anoIseernes Metta, os
BET er naturlist, at ales Gine er penot
bio NJ, oa oct melte og beofe Niger
buiQsluno Statsrne allereoe er Opta=
set, % bet. lom er igjen, maa trUttes
SOB ON, bpilfet ielpiplselis maa blips
en- StufielIe for mango.
Ga Der, 9por mt Sano er at ppoa9e
Og M Spro er at oprte, Der er lom bee
tienot Noroens Spnner meo paa be
Doerlie 6orppiter. gitingenatltren er
en- Sl0etsarp, Iom life laoer Jig for=
ne9te, p9 Titingaanoen bpgger npt
g0no, nDe &i9er meo Sob o9 | 6ribeo,
fpm tiliprn. SerIOr tar Stanblnaz
oerne life ringe Del at bebpg9e %
bpoprte Ganabas jomirueli9e Soro Og
tesss Gtunolag for Yelitano blanot
tine 6renoer al pritiit 0ertOmlt.
"Spor 6artsl flBoe tan,
Der er bun isriie Mano"
),oer bet laa mutt ON ben norite 6i=
FER % Sjemano, % bette inorpmmes
bclit al oen ljpiarenoe enSelite giatiOn.
4Ren meo life minore Sanb6eb Tan Oct
'l9es % ertjenoes, at
Sppr Ylpg / Soro fan gaa,
Der 9loromGno pleie, laa.
Slot ninore romantiIt lDoer btt
ln9steiis, men iaa leper man ioi en-
lummsreiel, % life nogen romantic
ltcsdloer, 0reoe Maoam Ssrenien.
@i tjsbte Yiaet Santinion, q. o.
sur os 8etur til 2etbbrIose. alberta,
fiji 9anoisserpris, $1,000. "a ri tom
iii Yortal, pper paa osn anoen Sbe
ejrenlen, fanot hi BOG no, at pi tunbe
babe iparet nosle faa Collars, ON bi
9apoe tiebt alminoeli9 Billet fun bio,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25
OQ1tQOo.
ct riQt pQ uaffert 9ano lmc0 nangt WlnligbeOtr
9etbbroses 0iiriitst BET DOlse alberta.

oa ri Der tunoe ijebe Billet 9lennem
Canada for lc pr. Wtil, iom tllliaaes
2anois9ere istite Sang, De er | Song
Gowaros Dominion. Ser tom SOlo-
perionalet ombpro % unoerisste Sa9
9agen, % pasiagererne latte fine ll0re
irem en- Sime, oa ben rette 3io III bar
Den IaatalOte "WtOuntain Slime.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25

Sdr ou ieet be norite oQ banite Yg.
ger tilial9s "Vplten"s 3ontpr!
Gbe ,lortbpei.ern Sipsitot 2lsio
siation's Sbop for 6nrmere / llnior
Stodparo, Sontb Ct. Hanl ira l7Gt
iii 20Sc gloucln6cr.
gn Sbortbprn Nplspre er fpr SalQ
bos .. YOiuman, ire Dill OFT ira 81:
llnston.
Gn aarsgammel Seriep Orrtalu G,
lpbet bort for Otto Glerup, ipm on.
Tier at faa llnoerretnin9 ON oens nua
pGrenoe SpbOlositeo.
81. s.. geito 5nifer at uoleie iaape
lin Sarm peo ellington lom 6armen
Glen. Wlan benDenoe Jig munotlir
eller itriftlig til @ieren.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25

SOm ier n9pnt, bar le9 anitrcngt
mig poa Geiien for ut iaa lat poa ali
| al Snteresie, for at tunne frenllG99t
6orbploene7 ipm De er, eller iom oC
fremtoneoe ii9.fOr mig, % je9 antar,
man bill iinoe openiianenoe forrett
oct pNientligs Seq bar pO9 Ell bel
Del fere ostaljereoe SplDsnlneer oi
9oe pm 2etbbrib9e= Giiirittet, men fer,
bet blir for langt meo en- Sang, l0a
faar fortl0tte n0ite 9tumer. Saa
me9et pil jeg BOG babe ia9t ret ber "a
ret MI, at Der er in9en Gjruno for at
orre iatti9 Ior np9en lom fan frnbbe
Jig ub bet nmeritanIif og cdnaoiite
NoroDeiien og mOOtd9e en- tuatt eller
balp Settion rig Maoipro. Men MT.
li9ens 6eilen er ben, at man lite peo
ON bet9 2ao bet iiaaialo bli betjenot.
lla9tet jcs bar tisgei mine G0iere /
9llberto ON Stiloringer al 6orbploene
oeroppe, maatte jeg ioreta9e 9tti'en
lelp, inben jes tunoe faa. bpao jeg bao
ON for "polten". Seq itploer BOG
at n9pns, at min aeiiei9ae, 0alpor
&OQa9, bar pGret bebjGlpelM meo ut
neotesne be inopunone Cplpsninger.
giplho Srodiiao.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25
&cgjcringens Vi6tralitet.

6anaoas &eglerins 9jpr alt ior at
faa 9dnost bebDgeet. Ssrlt ben libes
rale SOneiteaolop ii9 ielu. Saa gle
pes NpbDs9eren Get til at uopinoe al
ben Sui, ban bebpOer 3 9lar, frit paa
nGrmenliQ0enoe &e9ieringsl0no, fri
2logung til at bugse SEQ / Gcgjerins
gems Stpge for eget Srug i 3 2lar,
frle Spa8ematerialer, noar man bare
ielp pil ta9e Dem paa SioSen. 9es=
uoen itaar bet bam irit at FORTUNE fig
meo z 6ubs @jGroeftolper fra &e9je'
rin9ens Stose, moi til at om9j0roe er
bel Settion 2ano.' Gpos 9anoepci'
beierser &e9jerinsen anla9t, uoen a
ta9e Ell SOB BERTH al 6armsrens 2anb
8eiene er &egjerin9ens GienoOm. So
Ge9jeringen ppretter Meierier ior 6ar'
merne et5oert Silttitt paa II &pa
oratmiIe, bOor Der er minoit 400 Wel
tetjpr. Gen Cir en- Bonus al 62c pr
Son ior Cpbj0lp df Sutierro=SnOu
ltrien, iom er CpIpin9 / bette 81
| itritt.
| 2anoepeiene Ganaod er en- Wtil frt
6peranbre SDo og r,9ioro, to IRil II,
boeranbre 0lt % Yeit.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25
HANS Il. kRoGsTAD,
Administrator of the estate of
Rolof Hofstad, Deceased.
Attorney for Administrator
NOTICE TO OWNER OF LAND BEFORE
TAX DEED ISSUE
To Mattson & Gibson

TO MdttSOn gibson
You are hereby notified. that the following
described real property situated I'm the VII
lage OF EnngtOn. Roberts County. South Da-
kota. to-wit: Lot 6, Block ,, Village of Eff
hngton, OF which you are the reputed owner.
was sold for taxes on the 9th day of Nov.
1893, to Roberts County. for the delinquent
taxes assessed against said property for the
year 1898, in the sum of Sll2 tax certificate
No $50, that said certificate was duly assign
ed by Roberts County TO the unders gned,
Adolph Hcndrickson, who is now the lawful
holder ana owner thereof. And you are fur
ther notified that II you fail to redeem the
said property from said tax sale, in payment
OF the principal and interest and the costs of
this action within 60 days from the complete
service hereof, the undersigned will demand
that tax deed issue for said property.
Dated this sth day of Sept. 1908
ADOLPH HENDRICKsOE.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25
S1pmcitcao % EreemptlOn.

@n Yreemptlpnlop traabte / Strait
Den lite September, iOm Cir Ell Manr
Ret til en- ertra ..2anotpart lom BOG
maa teoe ino til bans Spmelteao.
Wan fan taee Spmelteao pg Yreemp=
tiun aa,iamms Sio MOB; Grl9sselie
al so for bper; men meoens Soms'
iteaoet iaaes irlt, maa man bttale 70,
preehiptionlanoet $3.50, buOruf sl6C
eiter 3 liar, o9 &elten i 2ebet at bt
panisl0enoe ) Mar @eqge Spnrter
fan ON enites, probes pp pGa 3 9ior.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF SALR OF
REAL PROPERTY.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF SALB OF
REAL PROPERTY.
County of Roberts. In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Rolof Hofstad
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an
order OF the County Court, of the County of
Roberts. and State CT South Dakota made on
the third day of August. 1908 in the matter
Of the estate of Rolof Hofstad. deceased the
undersigned administrator OF the estate of
Rolof Hofstad. deceased viii sell at priVate q
sale TO the highest bidder for cash and sub
ject to confirmation by the County Court, in
and Tor Roberts County, and State of South
Dakota on and after the 9TH day of Septem-
Der, l9Os, At O'Clock p. NJ. at the ofice of J..
0. Andrews, in the City of Sisseton, Roberts
County, South Dakota, all of the interest.
title, and equity of Rolof Hofstad, deceased,
being situated in the County of Roberts and
state OF South Dakota, described as follows
to wit: The south west one fourth of section
Nine. Town l27, Range 81 west, and thatibids
ana offers on said land may be made in WRIT
ing and left with the said administrator,
| Hans +. Krogstad, al his ONCE in the town
ship OF Enterprise, Roberts County. 3. D., and
| and at the office of the County Judge in the
| Court house in the City of Sisseton, Roberts
| County. South Dakota
Bids for all and one half of the above de-
scrlbed property Will be considered. The
terms of said sale are cash TO be paid to the
of sale.
HANS Il. KRoGsTAD
| Administrator of the estate OF
| Rolof Hofstad, Deceased.
| SIDNEY FISHER,
| Attorney for Administrator
! the above described property has been post
poned until Monday oct 5th at 2 O'Clock p
NJ, 1908. HANS f. KRoGsTAD,
| Administrator.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25
sScS qdnStniiiprct.

Gn bolp Ntaanco, ira lite til Lobe
september, blep 9ipet De 9anle Set=
there 6orretti9beo til at presmpte Den
tilItebenoe 2anotpart, OS De fle'te be-
nptteoe ii9 naturlispis aI oenne 6or=
ret. Zen l5oe September aabnsoes
glnleonin9en for be rqe Snopanorere,
oo iimtis'u aabnsoes be sprise Settlo=
ner for Settlere. Sc ba be9pnote
5Solt at liremme til 9anotontoret
9etbbriose. Nlan maatte trG!ts Nu'
mer ON gnleoninssn til at tonme mn
% faa bet beolie Sano. s De Iaa
Gase, pi opbOlot Os Der, blso ca. 21oo
glumre erpeoereoe, p9 Oct la9oes, al
her blep buot op til 800 for entelte
9loaanesnumre. loentpr Sanolohlo'
ret Itoo pattet iamnrsn 6Olt al alls Na-
tipnuliteter, % inoeniOr bleo DC erpe'
osreoe eItG Numer mso ben liSr'te 6O'
Recommended os Glitoero'sbso ira
NsrIoua(ets Sioe. Manae benptteos
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25

S99ere, buff, at Ammunition Tan
iaass Senbritiens SernUarebutit
SagtiGionen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-09-25

Or. %. &. gDren fra 9lppleton,
Minn., oil blipe at tr9iie / CONNER
cial Sotel Sisieton bper 6reoa9, for
at paste griaer til ipase Zine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01

dalene Thoresen as being badly writ.
ten and untrue to life; however he
continued, "she has more talent than
this fellow BJornson." Brandes adds
that nevertheless Ibsen never smoke
of Bjornson quite so comtemptuously
as Bjornson spoke of him. New York
Evening Post
Architects AT a recent meeting Of
Interested the American institute OF
In Concrete. Architects. one of Tho
speakers stated that In
most of his work, the architect has la
content himself with an intellectual
substitute for real feeling, and his
conscious delight is rather intellectual
than emotional as the idea takes farm
In the sketch and in preliminary plan
and elevation. His fingers may itch
they do itch--to feel the flow of tho
mass but the feeling remains abstract
and intellectual Therefore, certain
architects, if not indeed the archit act-
ural body in general, are viewing with
Keen interest when not actively add
ing, the development of the posSihil-
tiles of the fairly new and altogethor
plastic medium, reinforced concrete;
Il medium which really does Cow and
is nodded. and through which the form
appears in gracefully unfolding stages
till the final mass stands revealed
a veritable unit. One cannot in
thought connect with this materinllzn-
ton the shock of unloading beams.
the rafting musketry of riveting tho
petty and fussv application of are-
proofing and surface-c coating. In FAM
cy, almost in fact, the architect sens
the flowing mass take form under his
own hands.-Cement Age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
AMERICAN EDUCATION.

Some preteutious university catalogues
for the current academic year are at
hand from the east. The Bulletin or
Yale University, and the Cornell Uni
yerslty Register show steady ad-
yances in methods and extent OF in
struction Of these universities. with
that constant tendency to speelaliza-
tion that so marks the educational
spirit OF the age, The genus Of today
becomes the species tomorrow, this
steady progress of subdivision branch
ing out into ramldcatlon or detail
IN research and Individual investigation
not even dreamed OF few years ago
This tendency Is illustrated in the In
crease I'm electives. the more and more
subordlnatlng OF the common ground
work TO the secondary schools and
Freshman and Sophomore years IN
college. Standards or admission today.
are far above the requirements Of
ten years ago, and on account Of the
length OF time hitherto necessary to
acquire a thorough professional train
ing--four years in college and three
In the professional schools. elementary
courses OF professional study have
been Incorporated In the curriculum OF
junior and senior years Of the under
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
ECONOMICS AND RELIGION.

The report of the President Of the
ment of Teaching discloses the curious
fact that those American universities
whose incomes are the largest are APP
parently most in need of money.
This condition arises not only out of
the great increase In the number Of
students at the larger Institutions, but
also from the fact that the cost per
student per year has greatly Increased.
In 1870 when Harvard College and the
Lawrence Scientific School had but five
hundred and seventy-fve students, the
cost per student per year was two hun
bred and flfty-four dollars. In 1906
when there were twenty-eieht hundre
students in the college, the scientific
school, and the graduate school, the
cost per student per year had risen to
four hundred and twenty dollars
1t is believed that the lack OF eco
nomic methods OF administration ac-
counts for much of this extraordinary
rise in the cost per student in institu-
tions of higher learning.
On the subject of UNCONVENTIONAL col
leges, the report refers TO the argu-
ments that have been presented to the
Foundation emphasizing the need OF re-
ligious training and comedies that men
are right In saying that the problem
of religious training Is q profoundly
serious one, but argues that the ques-
ton still remains open, as TO whether
denominational connection gives any
greater security of such influence on
the life of the youth in colleges. 1t
claims that what is needed today Is
religious leadership, and doubts wheth'
err such leadership is more likely to be
secured by seeking 1t within specified
denomination or without regard to de-
nominational lines, and whether the
| leadership chosen within given de
nomination win tend rather to be de-
nomlnational than religious. This sig
nificant statement is made: THE ex
perience OF tho past certainly incline'
thoughtful men to question whether
those whose primary object is to save
mems souls are the best qualified fol-
training their minds
Such may have been the narrowness
of many religious teachers in the past;
but blgotry and religious zeal are not
synonyms 1t should be possible to
| find teachers who are religious, edu-
| Gated, and broadminded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
RECOGNIZING ART.

In the national struggle for the slc-
cumulation of gold, art in America
has been sadly overlooked. Those
who have worked with chisel. brush,
and pencil, have mostly worked be-
cause they valued their art more than
q livelihood.
But In the recent turn Of sentiment,
art is receiving broader recognition.
The scramble for money seems to have
very nearly exhausted itself Water
ing stocks, pyramiding securities, taxi
ing out exorbitant dividends. have
ceased to be considered respectable,
and It is TO be hoped that the country
has passed its greatest activity In TINS
line. never to return to it.
Meanwhile from Columbia Univer-
sity. geographically centered to begin
SO important task, comes a reas'lr-
ing bit OF news. Kenyon Cox Daniel
c. French and John La Fargo are an
nounced as additional members to tho
faculty. the flrst 10 be professor CT
painting. the second professor IF
sculpture, and the last, professor Of
the decorative arts.
with this beginning, how long VIII
It be before a national school of art
Is established In a country where, ten
years ago. big pork packer Is said
to have offered TO buy painting. "
the artist would fatten up the COW In
the foreground, and sketch a few pigs
in the back ground. so that he might
hang it up as an advertisement f1r
his business?