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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-16
MANY SCHOOL
ssssssV ~sO~o
MA'AMs IN TOWN
Attendance at the j Summer
School has passed the
80 Mark.

The attendance at the summer
school has already passed the eighty
mark and is still climbing. Good
work is being done by the student.
teachers and their instructors. work
that will make for better teaching
in the rural schools. County super
intendent has introduced the study
of agriculture, and finds that it is
creating great deal of interest.
The following teachers are now
enrolled in the school:
Warren: Esther B. Ballard.
Emma A. Buchholz, Cora A. Head.
Mamie f. Head. Minnie Holson.
Julia Iverson. Rose Keppler, Della
Magladrv. Rose Maruska, Selma F.
Peterson. Simon Raadquist. Mabel
G. Roam. Signe Roley. Minnie Skog.
Glynn Sinclair. Flo Wadsworth.
Anna NJ. Boyd. Lillian Boyd.
Argyle: Leila B. Boyce. Amanda
Elfrink. Ellen Grund. Esther M.
Johnson. Selma G. Johnson, Julia
Amanda Johnson, Geo. J. Proulx.
Alice R. Wallace. Olive Stewart.
Stephen: Lottie Beebe. Florence
Bush. Leesa Isaacson. Phebe A. LIE
Munyan. Hilda j. Lundin. Elsie
Ozmun. Annie L. Sinnott, Bessie
Sinnott. Mary c. Sinnott, Soohine
Torgeson. Anna Lundin. Bertha
Mjoberg. Maggie McGlynn, Lille
Benson. Jennie NJ. Peterson. Carrie
Peterson. :s
,Alvarado: Olga NJ. Dagoberg.
alnna ! Eden. Inra Imsdahl. Ellie
Sands. x Selma d. Sylvander.
Josephine Fering.
Fork: John Arness.
Bigwoods: Clara Tonderum, Annie
Joranson.
Klep: Annie L. Rjorsness. Emily
Bjorsness.
Newfolden: Mary Hevle. Olga
Hevle. Alma Saugen.
Englund: Ada E. Johnson.
Viking: Freda NJ. Beckman.
Bertha Forsberg. Ida r. Stengelsen,
Hilda Rud. Clara Loverud.
Middle River: Elizabeth I.
Rankin. Ruth Ann Rankin, Olga
Willer.
Thief River Falls: Olga C.
Larson. Alma Nicholson, Gunda
Johnson.
HELEN: Ellen A Forsberg.
| Ellerth: Esther Thomas.
| FoIdahl: Amelia A. Hogbere.
| Crookston: Edna L. Glenn
Emelia Lewton. Ina Mae Phillips
Ada II. Tofslv. Christine Ulseth.
Baltic: Emma Stokke.
\ Tabor: Mary Vavrina.
LlewelIyn: Mrs. Hilda NJ. Silver
ness.
;. Oslo: Karen D. Finseth.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-16

Onskar paminna att biljetter till
lller fran Gamla Landet sales
billigast af Albin Young
A cooperative telephone route has
been established north east from
Angus. into town of Helpeland.
serving a number of farmers among
them being: Mr.. Sande. Mr.. Gjerde.
Oscar Hauglid. Ole Peterson. Gilbert
Aurhaug. Albert Peterson. Christ
Solvik. Albert EDgen. John Olson.
Andrew Olson. ElIing Olson. Martin
Carlson. Hans Christifferson. John
DObeas. and Mr. Seoul.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-16
POSITION WANTED.

In general store by Scandinavian.
Age n years. Have seven yeras ex-
perience In northern Minnesota.
Address No. sol, Warren, Mimi.
4tpd.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-16

A nice linesof. souvenir postal:. card
albums at:.the.. ..Sheaf Office. -. =. -; ".
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
ILLINOIS IS VERY MUCH CON.
CERNED TOO.

Whenever any reform Is advocated
which will cause a loss To any Inter
est" or entail expense, some one Is sure
10 raise an alarm. Nothing Is more
wholesome than to have the ObjectOr
answered as was representative OF
the dairy interests Of Maine by the
chairman Of the State board of health
The dairyman declared that the efforts
To maintain the desired standard OF
purity In milk would cost the farmers
eight million dollars. There Is an.
other business In this State" was the
answer, (which In value far transcends
all the products of the COW. 1t Is the
rearing Of children. The value of this
output of Maine has been recognized
far and wide. II the calves Of the
State are worth eight million dollars,
the babies are worth twenty millions.
In Maine more than two thousand In
fants under two years of age die every
year, and In Massachusetts, more than
twelve thousand; and II IL known that
a very large part Of this appalling
slaughter Is due to impure milk" There
Is the whole thlng-ln a milk-can,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
NO FADS NEEDED.

Doubtless people by excess Of toll
and worry, neglect Of rest or rules Of
cleanliness do shorten the term for
which they might abide. However, the
man who lives by no rule and has no
ambition to reach the century mark Is
more apt to approach It than the one
WHO adopts "healtl.givlng' fnds, takes
exercise by rOte and lodges microbes
scdulously. The individual with the
latent potency Of fourscore years or
more IL scarce. MOrtuary statistics
prove this And the one passed by
when epidemics sweep away his asso.
clates, or some Of the countless acci.
dents OF ordinary exlstence> end their
careers. to be sound and strong to the
lust, is n miracle not only Of vitality,
but OF the special providence generally
known as good luck.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
PEOPLES LIVES SHOULD BE
SAFEOUARDED.

When the captain Of the steamer
General Slocum, which burned near
New York with the loss OF almost u
thousand lives, was tried because OF
his negligence and failure to obey the
legnl requirements for the safeguard.
Ing Of the passengers he was sentenced
to ten years Imprisonment. That sen.
tencc has been affirmed by the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals, and
the appearances are that the captain
will have to serve out his term. This
Is sentence for an offense committed
directly against society In the mass. 1t
was an Offense Of kind that to-day Is
difficult to punish because the great
bulk OF past punlshments have been for
Offenses committed directly against sin.
gle individuals. Such otYenses are the
kind, however. which society In the fu.
ture will have to punish with increas.
Ing frequency and precision II the lives
Of the individual members Of society
are to he properly safeguaried. To be
compared with 1t In some respects Ii
the sentence Of a year In jail and a
$1,000 fine recently imposed on an au.
tomObile chauffeur In st. Louis for .un.
ming down and killing child. Only q
year or 30 ago. when a sentence like
this was imposed abroad, II attracted
attention In this country as drastic
enforcement of desirable law. Yet al.
ready the courts In our own land have
begun to place responsibility on reck.
less chauffeurs SO vigorously that this
Ii not the first sentence of the kind We
have to show.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

London. James Durkin. Beryl Hope
anu the rest Of the fine company will
In seen ut their best next week. No
member Of the College company or the.
alter stuff has made hl:aself 10 deserv-
Ully well liked as hns Ralph r. Ket.
terlng, publicity manager. Mr.. Ket.
tering. who ns II writer Of plays and
popular songs is well known on Chi
cugO's RinltO. nus been n tlrclcss and
earnest worker for the success Of the
College Theatpr. .
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
LARGEST
WEEKLY CIRCULATION
IN CHICAGO.


The Chicago Eaglc numbers
AMONG lts subscribers the most
lnAuentisl, most prosperous and
most respected men In Chicago.
IL reaches nearly every nssa
Of standing In the community
sad all men who are snoulders OF
public opinioM OF directors Of
public a6airs.
IL L. the guide, mentor and
friend Of every political leader
of every shade ut opinion.
lt L. read BY Government,
State, County and City omcials.
IL is read by . big percentage
Of the legal fraternity, including
bench and bsr.
IL IL the fav0rite Of ChicagO's
leading business men.
Ii reaches all CLASSES In their
hoaes.
II IL read BY the Fire Depart.
0ent.
IL IL read ~ the Police Depart.
asnt.
IL IL n every pubIie o0ce aaa
every Dsblie library.
Is e. net controlled ~ say
ehe0p, cheeky ~ crooked advers
tlslsw agency.
II the eighteea years Of Its
sststssce it has sssnagea "a bsild
- . lasgs circulation and great
business without the sia Of pro.
fessional advertising sharks.
That 10 why IL - % isdspesd.
snt, 20 popular aad 90 strong.
The Chicago Eagle 10 one pa.
per that has never depended
spoa advertising agents for .
circulation. IL has one Of Its
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
USEFUL IN AFTER LIFE.

Among toys, as among men, lOngev.
ity depends not wholly on individual
constitution, but partly on clrcum.
stances and treatment. Toys last long.
or in some families than In others, but
In even the most fortunate there comes
n time when father signs as he exam.
ines the wreck of the things he bought
at Christmas. 1t Is II pleasant charity
which collects these broken or out.
grown toys from the families Of the
well-tO-dO. and redistributes them
among the poor; and not the least In
teresting of the observations made by
those who do this work Is the care
ana skill with which repairs are some
times made by the new owners II H.,
Of course, trulsm to speak OF the enOr.
nous multiplication of toys which has
taken place within comparatively few
years. Every one notices II, and few
seem to find it anything but commenda.
BILE. There Is, however, more than a
question as to whether 1t Is not an
injury rather than a benefit to the
child. Where In other days he had one
or two toys at time, he now has a
dozen. The result Is that no one Of
them comes to occupy the supreme
place in his affections which the one
used to fiji; nor does ne learn how they
are made and what makes them co."
as he formerly did. There Is a loss In
concentration and In knowledge. In
the case of the elaborate mechanical
toys, there Is also, perhaps, loss OF
imagination. Why Is 1t that the mute
old rag doll Is preferred to the beauti.
full wax doll that cries No pltlfully
when pressed to III After all, Ia there
any wiser plan than the old one OF en-.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
GAIsItICK.

The success Of 1.-THE Witching Hour"
ut the Garrick theater, where 1t IL
about to enter upon the eighth week Of
its run. has led to pOstponement Of
"rhe Rose OF the Rancho" which was
booked for March III next. The He
lascO time has been shifted several
weeks later along and the play will ic-
main as long as possible ut the Garrlck.
where II Is such a hit. Augustus
Thomas, the author Of "'rhe WitchIng
Hour" Is credited with having more
stage successes than any other Amer
lean drainatist, Bronson Howard not
excepted. ana 1t Is said that he never
attended any school after his twelfth
year,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
At The THEATERS
STUDEBAKEll.

The first actor to popularixc the plays
Of q. Bernard Shaw In America was
the clever actor. Arnold Daily. ana
when one enuinerates the list Of his
successes. which number Candida"
"YOu. Never Can Tell" "Alrs. warrens
Profession" and "JOhn Bulls Other Is
land" there IL little doubt but that his
II most creditable record. Mr.. DAILY
now has new play which IL said to
offer even more room for the expOsl.
ton Of his art than lie has had In the
wonderful successes just mentioned.
The title Of this new vehicle Is "The
Regeneration" by Owen Kildare and
Walter llackett, drnmatized from Owen
Kildnrc's story, "My Mamie Rose"
Mr.. Daily will appear In It ut the
Studebnker theater. commencing Sun
day evening. March 3.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
ANDREW J. GRAHAM,
Highly Respected Banker.

many persons besides the members of
the organization which he has SO ably
represented for the past nine years. In
his combined firnness and tact, his
courage and his courtesy, he has been
q model leader Of men. His services
to the people Of the United States dur.
Ing the coal strike Of a few years ago
will not be forgotten. The country
wishes him well.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
BUSH TEMPLE.

Beginning Monday night. March 0,
William Gillette's famous play, "se.
cret Service" will hold forth ut tho
bush. II II needless to tell yOu the
story Of the play. Its plots, clImaxes
ana scenes. Suffice 1t to say that Stage
Director Long will do all that Ii with.
In his power to make the Rush prOduc.
tIOn equal II not superior to Gillette's.
Edward u. Haas. Adelaide Keinl, w. d.
COrl'ett. Robert Lowe. ana the rest of
the splendid company will he seen In
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
ALBERT n. PUTNEY,
Dean Of the illinois College Of Law.

has covered 1t with water mains, with
money taken out Of the fund paid by
tho taxpayers. The city has covered
1t with fire plugs and furnishes police.
men and fire engines for this pri.
vate concern, free Of charge. In re.
turn for this, the whole 0utfit dodge
their Just taxes and laugh at the cltl.
gems at whose expense It thrlves.
How many reform" bodies are con.
trOlled BY the Best Trust3
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

couraging children to make their play.
things! 1t was cheap. It occupied the
minds Of the young people. It taught
them to observe and invent and execute
and these are useful gifts In after
life.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
THE COUNTRY WISHES MN
WELL.

The retirement Of John Mitchell from
the presidency Of the United Mine
Workers Of America, because of III
health, will he a matter Of regret to
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
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COLLEGE,

Another big laugh week ut the beau
tiful College Theater. "Charley's Aunt"
considered by many to be the greatest
farce ever written, will be the play
offered by the splendid Patrons Stock
Company. This play has the record
for consecutive performances. having
been played one thousand times In
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
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I.A SALLE.

honeymoon Trail" new musical
comedy by Adams, IIOugh ami Howard,
Il announced M the successor Of ''rhc
Girl Question ut the Tn Sale thcatcr.
"'rhe Girl Question:" which hns passed
the mark Of 800 performances ana has
enjoyed the third longest run In the
history Of Chicago theatricals. will he
sent on an eastern tour. II will de-
part from the La Sale March 3 and for
two weeks thereafter the thenter will
liz occupied by ''T'hc Time. the Place
and the Girl" presented by II company
headed by John II. Young. Elizabeth
GOodall. Fred Walton and Jessie Illus.
ton. THE Time, the Place and the
Girl" will give way March 81 to "IIon.
eymOOn TRAIL
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

jected to a provision In the old ordl.
nance giving the tubes to the city at
the end Of twenty years. on the ground
that this made II impossible to borrow
money for extensions. Under the new
ARRANGEMENT the company may pur.
chase the tubes at the termination Of
Its franchise.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
AnplT5RIHiiM.

Beginning Monday night. March q.
the Ziegfeld musical revue, "FOllies Of
1907" starts on Its last two weeks Of
the mountaineering engagement. This
has been one Of the most successful en-.
gagements ever played at the Audi.
forum theater. Over 100000 persons
have witnessed this big fine show since
Its remarkable opening four weeks ago.
Every one of the principals, which In
clu,lc .Bickel ana Watson. Lucy Weston,
Grace La Rue. Annabelle WhitfOrd.
Frank Mayne. Lillian Lee. Florence
Tempest. William Powers, Dan Baker.
james Manly and Dazzle. Americas
greatest dancer, have become Chicago
favorltes. ana the songs sung the
"Follies' are being played and whistled
all over town.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
AZ

John +. Higgins. our popular City
Printer. has purchased the Des Moincs
Western League baseball club. Mr..
Higgins has the best wishes Of every.
body In this city for big success In
his new enterprise. Ills long record
~ IN honorable. upright business man
and steadfnst friend stands by him IN
Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
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GREAT NORTHERN.

George NJ. COhan. II IL said. has out
done himself In "rhc HOncymOOncrs."
which comes to the Great Northern
next sunday direct from an nll-sum-
MGR run at the New Amsterdam the
alter, New York. This newest of the
Conan song shows IL located In the
sporty town Of Tlgerville, Vermont. ana
the genius Of the brilliant young author
runs n riot Of fun among the characters
Of this typical country town. The plot,
while farclcal, II said to be coherent
throughout and tells IN Interesting
story Of love ana politics. There are u
score Of snappy, catchy lyrics AMI two
score pretty girls. The scenery and
costumes are said to te costly AMI bean.
tIful ana the entire production n one
Of the finest.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
~

VIII e. Moody IL the right man for
the Republicans to nominate for Alder.
man Of the Thirteenth Ward. Ills rec
ord ~ a lawyer Is II clean and able one
AMI his election IN April would give
the ward one Of the best representa-.
tivcs 1t has ever had In the City Coun-
ell
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

Thomas y. Jameson, the able naval
officer. stands foremost among Chicago's
hest liked and most highly respected
citizens.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

AMI his election In April would give
the ward one Of the best representa-.
tivcs It has over had In the City Coun-
ell.
~9
State senator Charles T.. Crulk.
shank IL one Of the hest men ever sent
to the state Senate. lie II an honest,
Industrious ana faithful representative
of the people and deserves tho popular
lty he enjoys all over Chicago.
~6A
John II. Jones' nomination for Alder.
man by the Republicans OF the Eighth
Ward means his election by Il big ma.
jorlty.
Albert II. Putiiey. the able and well.
liked dean Of the Illinois College Of
Law. would prove tower Of strength
to the Democratic ticket this year as
a nominee for Municipal Judge.
~
No man stands higher In the estima-
tlon Of the people Of Chicago than
Andrew J. Graham. the well.known
banker AMI philosophical citizen.
Thomas Ryrne. the famous contract.
or. has earned the high place he holds
In the business world of Chicago by
his honorable. clean and honest busi-
ness record.
~eA
Col. Frank o. LOwtlen In making the
brilliant record IN Congress that his big
army Of friends expected he would
make anu Illinois IL proud of him.
Emil Gasch, the genial manager of
the well-knOwn Evanston Buffet ut 1341
North Clark street, enjoys we'll
earned popularity all over the North
Side.
Congressman 4. j. SABBATH has made
splendid record IN Congress and the
people Of the Fifth District are fOrtu.
nate In having such a faithful and able
representative.
Edward II. Kennedy stands In the
front ranks Of ChicagO's leading bust.
ness men AMI most highly esteemed
citizens.
~a
Frank Wenter, the popular Demo
cratic leader, who served the people
80 well on the Sanitary Board. il con
sidered by many to he the strongest
man the Democrats can nominate for
President Of the County Board this
year.
%eA
Former Alderman william Eisfeldt
thu popular North Side Republican. who
was one Of the hest aldermen ever IN
the City Council. Is talked Of by many
for County Commissioner this year.
james =. Hopkins rapid rise to the
high place he holds rs n lawyer Is due
to his ability. force Of character and
splendid energy.
@6A
| John ii. Jones should be nominated
and elected to the city Council from
tie Eighth Ward. Tie Is an able man
honest and fearless, ana he proved his
worth as public servant when he rep
resented the ward before.
~6A
The people Of Chicago may be mostly
serfs, but they will not be serfs always
Equality before the law, includes rev.
enue laws as we'll as other laws.
Every laboring man owning a little
home, was obliged to pay his full
share OF taxes for building that seth
street sewer. But the packers, fol
whose benefit the sewer was built. %
capped taxes on hundreds Of millions
Of outside stocks owned BY them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

Albert u. Wheeler has by his long
and brilliant business record gained
the confidence and highest esteem Of
the commercial men Of Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
<le

Judge George Kersten's honest. fear
less and conscientious record on the
bench has earned for him a high place
Ia the estimation of the people Of chi.
cugO,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

The Union Stock Yards IL a private
concern, owned by stock company.
It rents privileges within the territory
belonging to II. to packers and others.
All this territory Is fenced In rs prI.
vatc property. Yet tho city Of Chicago
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

Senator Albert J. Hopkins has re-
Elected great credit upon himself and
upon Illinois by his brilliant, able ana
fearless record In the United States
Senate.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

cOngenial parts. Those who like OK.
citing plays should go to the Bush
next week and see GIllettc's master.
piece.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

The people Of Chicago are sick AMI
tired OF the wlndbags ana hyrOcriticnl
refOrmers that are behind the sunday
closing movement.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

An amended franchise for the Chi.
cage Postal Pneumatic Tube Company
w;ls recommended to the council Tues.
day by the judiciary committee. 1t
was estimated that the city will get
saV,OOo a year additional revenue un.
der the new grant The company OBJ.