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nlcxcI % ZOE 49,.

@r~rSs~S~%~~~r-~@r~~
WE HAVE a carload OF new Colum-
bias. Cleve1ands, crescente. j. Il. Us
the best made--terms right: also
bike and gun repairing. ]. e. john
sons Bicycle Supply House, 216 Broad
way. Fargo
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cuREs cHRoNIc pIsEAsEs.

ELIZA HOARD, doctor or psychology,
& ", 8. T., M. HI. also electric Their
opys including radium lamp: all dis
eases successfully treated without.
poison or knife consultation free.
Nichols block 226 Broadway. Fargo.
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at Flat River, Mo. The woman was q
resident of st. Louis and her husand
is being sought by the authorities.
Employees OF restaurant formerly
kept by Baker told the police that they
had frequently seen the couple match
coins to determine who should xiii the
other before committing suicide
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FOR SALE--Iil DiIworth, Mimi, a
good hotel with fixtures; also lot,
situated in good location; good terms !.
also other property for sale. Call on
or address Chris Hahgsted, DtIworth.
Mimi.
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MnlTEwAsHlNo.

WANTE D. Orders to whitewash and
water paint barns, fences and base
ments by air pressure, terms reason
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SALARY a FURNITURE LOANS.

MONEY EUANED to honest employees.
holding permanent positions, strictly
confidential. Loans on furniture, spi-
amos, etc., on the installment plan. w.
q. Mahon, Toe Broadway, suite D. Hunt
ington block.
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coNrRAcroR a pulLpER.


CONTRACTORS Erickson of Dilworth
Is now in shape to give estimates
and plans on applications. Eatlsfae-
tion guaranteed. Phone 1891.
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PAINTING AND PAPER1ANGING.
WHEN in need OF a painter, paper
hanger or kaisoniiner, drop a card to
Lock BOX s32, Fargo; viii hang paper
for csc per roll. all other work In pro-
portion; work guaranteed.
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HosprTAf.

MATERNITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ruyaas And best og 9nFe: highest tas-
tinzsnials from doctors and patlenfa
soueh, Fargo
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UNUSUAL opportunity for merchants
with limited capital. to engage in
business in large department store to
be opened in Fargo In July: following
departments to sub-let: dry goods,
gents furnishings, ladies' suits, shoe
department, jewelry and notions, also
tile floor bargain basement. 5ox100, for
groceries or &c and 10c- store: good
live parties can have choice OF various
departments on best OF terms. Ad-
dress 237, Forum.
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cHlMNEY CLEANING.

-~e-~~-~~<~~r~>~e~~ ~->s-~~~~~~~~-~~~--~~~-~.~
CHIMNEY cleaning, satisfactory;
leave orders at Phone 81, Harrinb
tons hardware store. J. r. Adams.
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WANT D-Competen girl for general
homework, family of three. Apply
1912 First avenue north.
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Fur STORAGE.

~~~@O~-~~~Ic-~~~0~.~-~~
SPECIAL facilities for storing and In
surfing furs during summer; reduce
tion on all order and repair work.
Write or phone 615L. Joseph & Pinkus.
Fargo.
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sPlRELLA coRSETs GUARANTEED
THE NEW models, ffty different
shapes, for all FORMS call and give
perfect fittings; scores OF recommends
from Fargo ladies. Mrs. A. Anderson,
Room 10. Stern block. Phone 1S67-LA
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ACCOUNTANT.

WALTER THOMSON, JR., EXPERT AC-
countant. Phone 3g9J. 1l10 ThIrd are
nue. south, Fargo, N. ID.
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WANT D-Girls for housework, al
Helena, Montana; $35 a month, free
fare. OLSON Employment Co.
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MAN ED--Apprentiee girls to learn
dressmakina, at 116 Broadway.
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WANTEp-A first class dressmaker
for alteration department Apply at
Office. A. L. Moody.
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ron sALE--FAHMs.


$<4O, payable $40 month buys ten
and sugar cane. land Ia the world.
Florida everglades; best investment In
america today. Write Robert r.. Coli
Inns. 800 N. r. avenue, Fargo
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WANTED--A good all-around black
smith, SO per day; sober, steady man,
write at once. Box 2S2 Minnewaukon,
N Oak.
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WANTED -A good girl for general
housework. Mrs. w. q. Hunt 62S
Ninth street south.
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aunsrRlprlnNa


SUBSCRIPTION orders for The ST.
Paul Pioneer Press may be phoned
to p. A. DAnielson. i6se-L
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HOUSEHOLD hEADQUARTERS
~~~~~~-~~-~-~-~~-~sN-~
BUY, SELLt& ExcHANGE--New and
second hand furniture ana stoves;
goods sold on installment plan. Hart
stein. 402 Front street. Phone 1871
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UEpERTAKER
PIANO TUNER.

AND LICENSED EMBALMER-FUNER
al Supplies. J. r. Rice, South Broad.
way. Once south Of Moody's store.
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U. s.. GOVERNMENT Idaho Carey
Act Lands; Snake River Valley
Twin Falls district; $4,000 acres open
by drawing June 8, 1909. Write G. B.
HURT, Boise. idaho. .
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LOOSE leaf ledger sheets to at any
ledger. Knight Printing Co.
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WANTE D-Two young ladies to learn
the dry goods business. "A. l.. Moody.
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Eon REMr.


STORE ROOM and basement for rent,
e24 Second avenue north. Inquire
Geo. !. Foster, Magill block.
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ZOE ILL.
FOR RENT
FoR RENT.

Unfurnished Hocms--North Side.
ron RENT--Roonn FOR Iirht house.
keeping. Ga Seventh street north.
Rent reasonable.
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MEDICAL.
STORE YOUR STOVES.


SAUL and Saul will get your stove,
polish Il and set 1t up IS for the
season. Phone 141S.
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NMANTE D--Someone looking for snap.
to purchase newspapers have two,
both doing good business. excellent
plants, good towns. good prospects:
must be for cash: chance for man with
ltmit@N capital: reason for selling 9TH
or husauesss answer quick IL you mean
business Address e4S. care Forum.
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PHYSICIANS.


Or. r. H. BURTON--OFFICE HOURS
10 to IL a. m.,. TO s and to u. a.
once, Stern building. Phone f73-L.
Fargo, n. d.
.. J.. CAMPBELL, NJ. d. - PRACTICE
limited to diseases OF women-Genie0-
Urinary and Skin Diseases. Once hours:
10 to IL and to 8. Over Mcdonald
Drug Store. Front street Phone 720.
DIS. CALLANDER AND MACGREGoR,
Physicians and Surgeons. Office deLen-
drecie block. Hours, ii 10 II; TO @
and to 8. Telephones: Office S45-K;
DIR. Callander, residence S45-L; Dr. Mac.
Gregor, residence 1851. Fargo.
LR. A. q. MORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Office over Wilser's drug
store, COS Front street. Hours, Q to II
to s and to 8, Telephone IO43-L, Of.
Gee; 104s-K, residence. ~ -
DIR. PAUL SORENESS, PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. 0nice third door Edwards
building, Fargo
DARROw WEIBLE, PHYSICIANS
and Surgeons. 0fices, deLendrecle
block, corner Seventh street south and
Front street. ofioe hours, to 9 and
to p. m.
DIR. ]. G. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
Physician, 604 Front street. Phone
GAL. Once hours, IL to IL q. m, and
to and 1880 to $50 p. NJ.
> W, VIDAL, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC PLY.
stefan and surgeon. Edwards block, Fargo.
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HELP MANTEp--EEMALE.

WANTED at once, chamber maid at
PRESCOTT.
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WANTE D-Good man that under
stands gardening Geo. d. Brown,
Wild Rice. N. Oak.
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MONTANA IRRIGATED farms and
stock ranches with permanent range;
splendid investments, all sizes; write
US your requirements and receive de-
scriptions, maps, etc. Shobers Land
s. Loan Agency, Helena. Mont.
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,~~~~~~~~-~~e~e~~~~
LOST-LAdy's gold watch and fob, in
or near Grand. Return Shotwell
Floral Co. for reward.
LOST--Maltese cross, combination Of
Knights Templar and Scottish Rite;
name Of d. f. Siegfried engraved on
inside. Leave at Forum or return to
owner, at No. 10. Broadway, upstairs.
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WANT ED--Apprentice girl TO learn
dressn1akihg, mt 524 broadway.
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VOLUNTEER LAND SCRIP,
WEGTERN CANADA.


MONEY making opportunity, $40 acres
rich land; grand opportunity, low
price; thousands OF Americans buying
scrip. Write now, address Allen Co.
Somerset building, Winnipeg. Canada.
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} forum want Al. C.. Results. .
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FOR SALE-Drug store In first-class
n. d. town; invoice stock, fixtures
and building about $4,000: doing bust
ness Of $500 per year; easy terms;
must sell at once as we have other
business that demands ell our atten-
ton; only store. 40. Forum.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
real estate. The Savings & Loan.
II Broadway.
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GARDEN SEEDS AND FEED.
.. o. LEWIS. 312 N. p. avenue. Fargo.
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PROF. wM. KLIMMEF., TIA NINTH AVE
nue south. Master tuning and repairing
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT Il RICHARDSON, ATToR-
neys at Law. onice, and Morton
Building, Broadway.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS. HENDERSON
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prsc-
tict a speciality. a.
TURNER, II, H., ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ofices In Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices Ia all courts.
MILLER, HENRY b., ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. Over Fargo NationaI
BGhk block Fargo.
RuBINSUN, J. b., ATTORNEY AT Law,
6l2 Front street, Fargo. Practices In all
. courts. Tax cases a Speciality.
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FLOWING, at 81 per acre, about 200
acres, adjoining city OF Moorhead-
Enquire of Wheeler Land Co., Moor
head, MINI.
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FOR EXCHANGE,

$40 ACRES improved rice farm, sixty
miles southwest OF Houston, Texas
value $50 per acre; win exchange for
good North Dakota land. Geo. r..
Blanchard. Mendoza, III.
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CARRIAGE RUBBER TIRES.
GO TO r.. L. Berry, sI1 FIRST avenue
north. Phone 66S-J. Fargo.
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WANTE p--All of our friends to call
at our new location. Ed and Jack,
the up-to-date clothiers and furnish
ers, 8 Broadway.
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Or. j. z. CARTER, y. S. and d. v. s.
Phone 1852. Fargo
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wATcH REPAIRING.


g. .. BELLIES. 220 Broadway. new
jewalgy store. expert forty years.
Come Ia.
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WAN ED-A neat and competent girl
for homework, liberal wages. Mrs.
G. H. Porritt, north Broadway. M
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Help wANTEp--MALE.

=
HAVE knight Printing Co. print IT,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ron SAC E~ons thousand dollar con-
tract in North Dakota Improvement
Co.; e-fourth paid up. Write Box
Z 100, Gardner, ". Oak.
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Duty or THE UNIVERSITY.


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The Savitar.

Tn ,,o rr;.,- o+ ~, y-r;-s->ftr ,r;ss,r-i.,
Tho m,ua". m,.rt al tbr >,yi;ar j.
Ike thar al rn other cnilr.,. animal
REPRESENTATIVES. ar. .lrr-,l from ,aci,
,l.,,r,,,.nt -, ,,,, aud ,f ,b.ir .npb,.
more y,,r Tb,. Lonl, j. ruLli.h,d hy
the. iuu;nr rla-- TIN. rn-itinn. ON the
stan are. .ll.I hy an election within
IA. STAFF u.nr.. , n.r.,.,Iy u,w -,
nf men .,r,n.., ro,l, y..,r int, AN en-
,...rr;-.. ,f , ,,.,-,,,.. -, ,Ii;T.r..,,. that =
rr..yi,,r. ..>r.ri.r,.,. il ,r,,, ,',n. w,uId
-ay, from MANY mistake, The ,ti
InT ,ff,r each L,uh !. ,,- rr,Iiz,. sad
" how r,,,b linn. aud money mi.hr
have b.ru .,yaJ L,J h,. only known a1
,l,.. h.oinuiuc = Ijr,h. ~ what h., knows
,Lnr
All IN. m,mh.r. r, I'm, staff ,r,. cn.
.,,,ii,:at, Financially nr tn, ,hnu,lrr,
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That "Petrified Woman"

To the Editor Of the University Missourian:
| noticed in Saturdays University Y
Ni--ourian that the managers "f the
County Fair announce IL one of the
features al the Pike Il ''pctriiiri
woman found in California several!
SOME mistake about this. The "yi"-
Inr~ climate oi the Golden State i
advertised t" produce almost every
thing under the ~lIu. but never Vet
have the "bo"mcr~" limited at it, pow
cr /" transform woman into the pctri
lied state. Thi- ''Prtrird woman
may la from Montana. where. be
Iirvr. the Cardiff Giant" was '',ii-c"v-
cred. OR. perhaps. she i from the
r""I"n "i Ari/"na i'll which i located
the famous ''prtriIird spring. In tell
im@ Il stranger "f the Wonderful pow
"r- "f the waters "f this -prin". which
prtlil any living thin. that drank
from it. an Arizona, man stated that
even the birds that llcw over it were
pttriiird in the air.
"Nhy. man. that's imp"--ihlr. said
the listener. They would fall to the
ground 10y the attraction "f gravity.
The attraction al Yravity i prtri
fed. too. replied the Ariloua man.
w.. think that 'prtritrd woman
"l the Pike must hail from Arizona.
\ CALIFORNIA STUDENT.
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Modern Tendencies of Religion.

To the Editor Of the University Mssourian:
Fifty Wears az" the creed expressed
, the KEYNOTE "i religion hut today the
creed is the skeleton about which r.
li"i"n hangs. The old theology bickrrcd
over the cNi-trnc" "f Il personal devil.
hut today III" devil >it> neglected and
watches his former bitter antagonists :
ocm"li~h the >lum. Yesterday 1T great
-yH"d- and a~>rml.Iir~ infant damna-
tion wa- the llIrnin" ISSUE: today the
decrease al Ih' infant death rate i the
vital problem. Men have ceased L.
w"mlrr whether the Holy City i paved
with diamonds "r ruhir>. and put the
former "nrrgy i'll PAWN" the streets OF
their city. Yesterday baptism rmhiI -
tered thr"l".ian~ but today men try Il"
help folks /" l." phy-irally clean by
puitin" swimming pools in the parks
and shower baths in tenement houses.
T"rmcrly. Observation-Disclosures p"rpirNed
mems minds: TO-DAY rcformcr- struggle
with the pr"hlrm- "i sanitation and
Wee. Clean up ;hr city. it h"u-"-.
A'id il streets. i the T"pu!ar demand.
Let IL build parks :" that our chill
dr,n may have sunshine "n ilr"ir faces
a. well IL in th,ir -"u,~."
ln~t,ld "f thou shalt n"J. Ia new
~,Ii.inu- ~pirir ~ay~. ''lit"U Wit not il
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THE MAN WHO "HASN'T TINE

The largest class "f people an earth
i doubtless the vast army of haven't
time" men and women EVERYWHERE
E"u =" You hear that familiar phrase.
II seems particularly prevalent among
students. >upp"-" y"u ask Il man I"
contribute tn L college publication. Ia
loin a literary -"riety. Ia take part in Il
debate. or IL help push forward any
line oi student activity. how many
times will You hear the answer: 4
haven't time:
ANY man "r woman in tn, University
"f Missouri VIII" i carryiu. full
course in any department may naturally
he expected /" he fairly busy hut when
that cva>ivr phrase ri-,- 10 y"ur lip
iu>t think al the man who i working
his way through school. carving full
course with credit and still finds time Ia
engage in student activities Twenty
four hours i a Ion" enough day Tor
ANYBODY ii You'll Just get busy. ami
few can cnn>cirntiou>ly answer. +
haven't time" when asked Ia do their
share towards keeping the wheels ot
progress moving.
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A City Of a Thousand Dores

i"' h'tl" city "f El-purl. with its
reputation "i >."" people. AT the ex-
'''ihe south Of the PROVING. nf Con-
'ail'liie. In Algeria. i unique even for
d N"hamm"dan city. hecau-- Of the
great number "f it, SHOW whit, ZONES
~ '"l"'ia>- :" extraordinary i the
-''"' numher Of these crlpnla- that
many writers hav, referred ,o Fl o,,ei
d" In" 'i'r "f Thousand Cupolas."
II" homes "f the Resident. ,I Fl-Du-d
''" constructed "f white plaster. and
'e'' II not Tor the whitrur~- th.. dumc-
would b" taken at c,rr-orv Glance 10
~ '''E "f coke ovens. Popular Me-
chanic~.
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Book Dedicated to DR.. Hill.

Dedicated to Albert Ross Hill. IL. D..
President of the University "f Missouri
is A History of Education Before th,.
Middle Ages" Just issued hy DIR. Frank
p. Graves. professor OF History and
Philosophy Of Education in the Ohio
University. formerly professor in tn.
University OF Missouri.
DIR. Graves new publication meets
the demand for Il textbook or reference
work. "ivin" Il comprehensive account
Of the history Of education before the
day of mona>tic schools. He presents
sufficient material 10 mark il most -i.-
niiicant movements and disclose und,.r-
lying principles. without cntcrn" into
unnecessary detail. The authnr ha>
sought to see that all interpretations
are based upon historical data coirc.tr,t
from the sources and direct quotation
made throughout. His general attitude
i 20 regard education a. Il species nf
conscious evolution and to lrar.
throughout the period covered the de
velopmrnt Of indiviluali-m. He points
out the traditional forms of expressions
that have grown up among various pco-
pie and have become fixed bv social
habit and the lack or progress that
en>Ilcd until. through some conflict ~
tr1hiti,n. III. in,i;yi.Iu,I : .,,aI.II .,
select new pathway OF expression.
DIR. Graves divided his volume into
two parts. that treating of non-prn"rr--
>ive education. and that trcatin" Of tin.
beginnings Of individuaii>m in eluca-
tion. In the first part he ha, chapters
upon the >ava"e- or nature prrIl,.>
barhari~m or early civilization. Egypt.
I'abyyl"nia and A--yria. phnrnicia. Chi
na. India. Persia and the character uf
he earliest civilization. In the ~,r"uI
part he discusses education in Israel
md .Iu,lea. Sparta AMI Athens. Rom.
md tn" Roman world and early tl.r!>-
ianitv.
Dir Graves clear style and vivid rr,-
'ntati"n "f the facts in the history ot
'ducati"n help /" make the boni> onr "t
interest a. we'll a. "f high value.
Th" volume i published by Macmil
an Company. New York. 3ni ra-,.~.
md should have lar.r demand a. an
dncational text book and rrfer,,I,,
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the only place where the negro i, los
ing ground. In the Mississippi Delta
his especial stronghold. the Italian i'm.
migrant is takin" his place. These
Italians get more ont of the soil: they
are more reliable Labor: they work six
davs week. where the negro worked
only five. and they can he depended ND.
on to make IL crop. The Sunny Side
plantation in Arkansas across thu river
from Greenville is now exclusively
worked by Italian laborcr>. The ltal.
ian, wa, tried at first a. an experiment
But now they nave proved their worth
and they have beaten the negro ont OF
his time honorcd place.
LEO Il. SACK.
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II FOR.

When the patient called an hi- doc
Il great apprehension.
I've got all the symptoms "f the
disease y"u have" >aiI the doctor I'm
sure | have cauch, i; from Won.
Nv hat ar" y"u - scared about
asked the patient,
Why. man" replied the doctor. Il
don't think l can cure it.''-Iiarper'
Weekly.
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\ little Swcde boy presented himself
before. the -choolma am. who asked hi-
name. "Ionny Olsen he replied. How
old are vou." asked the teacher. "Ay
not know how old ay han-. Well
when were YOU horn" continued the
teacher. who nearly tainted at the re-
ply: "Ay not born at all: ay got step
mutter. Atchi-on Globe.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-03-29
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR

Apr. |. Does American Law Emhody
the Spirit of Jesus. DIR. W. w
Elwanw.
Apr. :. The Position "f the Educator
in the Promotion OF Social
UpIift. DIR. \. Ross Hill.
Apr. l.. The Political Outlook in Rus
sia. DIR. l~idor Loeb
Apr. p. The Church o,,tlook in Rus
sia Rev NJ \. Hart.
Apr. 29. How far do the Teachings OF
Socrates. Confuciu~. l:Iddha
and Nohammcd Agree with
the Sermon on the Mount. DIR.
w j. l.hamon.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-03-29
NEWS FROM
OTHER SCHOOLS

The Cosmopolitan club Of Cornell
university recently took up the study
and discussion OF woman suffrage.
Practically every nation represented at
the university has different idea a-
To what extent the movement should
hr adopted.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-03-29

An auditorium has inst been com
plrlrd III the University "f Wa-hingt"n on.
The buidin" i l>oNl5o feet. i'll -izr.
and cost 1t million dollars. The lobby
i fifteen feet wide. and ha- seven front
entrances The front facade consists III
Il torint hian coIonadr "t twelve col
Lead to the galleries.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-03-29

Eighty students and several profess
"r> al the Department of Engineering"
"i the University al C"l"rai" will take
Il trip "i Sno miles. T." inspect the mines
and engineering" structures in various
PARTS al the state The students will
he required t" inspect. study and re
ili- in the state
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-03-29

At the University of Iowa. st. Pat
rick'- day was celebrated by the Law
students instead of the En"incerin"
students as at the University al Mis-
souri,. The freshmen law students gave
a. their stunt" an hour and Il hall
vaudeville show at local thratcr.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-03-29

The "Jr-tcr.' Il humorous Magazine
published by the students "f Columbia
University. several Years ago. has been
revived. The magazine i titled with
humorous sketches and Jokes on stu
dents and faculty. 1t ais" has Il n.m-
h "f short poems and cartoons.