davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14
od}am, dazacy otwarcie do ODER
wanna Wegier cd Austryi.

wanna Wegier cd Austryi.
Petersburg, IA czerwca. = Do
nosza tn pogranicza persko-
tureckiego, ze Turcya zdaje sic
ma dobre zajeia wazny dystrykt
Urumiah, a ma protest Persyi
poparty przez Rosye, odrzekla
Porta, re postepuje tylko wiasnie
"a Rosyi przykladem ola gwa-
rancyi porzadku. -" czyni zabo-
ry. = w Tabryzie przyszlo one
gdaj do walk pomiedzy zolnierza
mi konsulatu tureckiego, Per-
sami; Z obu stron pablo po kilku-
nastu zoinierzy. Do walk przy-
czyna byl spor konsula tureckie-
go zadarmerya miejscowa.
Toxic, II czerwca. = Vice
hrabia Arasuke Some zosta} "a
mianowany gubernatorem Korei,
w miejsce markiza Ito, ktory 20
stai powolany ma przewodnicza-
cego Rady Pahstwa; nadto mar
kiz Ito zostanie dalej opiekunem
nastepcy tronu koreanskiego.
Marszalek Yamagata, dotychcza-
sowy przewodniczacy Rady Pan
stwa zachowa urzad swoj, lecz
odnosnie tylko do wojennego de-
partamentu. Wicehrabia Some byl
dotychczas gubernatorem miasta
Soeulu.
Pekin, IA czerwca. = Dotych-
czasowy posel amerykahski W
Chinach. w. w. Rochill, byl one
gdaj ma uroczystej pozegnalnej
audyencyi u regenta, ks. Tsun,
ktory przy tel okazyi wyrazil swe
przyjazne dla Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych uczucia.
Durham, Natal, Po3udniowo-
Wschodnia Afryka Angielska. IA
czerwca. - Urzadzono tn gloso-
wanie W sprawie projektu przy-
laczenia prowincyi Natalu do Fe-
deracyi Poiudniowo-Afrykahsk
Prowincyi Angielskich. Giosowa-
ME wypadlo ma korzyse projek-
tn. Do Federacyi zdecydowaly sic
juz przystapit: Transwal, Kap-
Kolonia, Orange Natal.
Berlin, IA czerwca. = Przybyl
tu specyalny posel z Konstanty-
Anopola, Tewfik Basza, by cesarza
= Wilhelma oficyalnie powiadomic
o wstapieniu ma tron Mahome-
ia Vgo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14

zaniepokojenia opinii angielskiei.
Jak wiadomo, Austrya pozoSta-
wa}a z Anglia dotychczas W sto-
sunkach przyjaznych; podczas
wojen napoleonskich armie austry-
acka angielska walczyiy W jed
nym szeregu; az do najswiezszych
wypadk6w politycznych miala Au-
strya W Anglii przyjaciela, kt6ry
jej polityke ba}kaGskq popierai i
po zawarciu tr6jprzymierza Okla
zywa} zyczliwost, odmawiajac jej
Niemcom.
Jezeli W chwili obecnej mini
ster angielski, posiadajacy taxa
powage jak Asquith, marynarke
austryackQ zalicza do tych czyn-
nik6w, pred kt6rymi flota angiel-
ska musi mice sic ma bacznosci;
jezeli podnosi, re przy obliczeniu
wydatk6w ma budowe nowych O.
kret6w, musi sic liczy6 projekta-
mi marynarskimi Austryi, to bez
watpienia fakt ten przekonuje ka-
zdego, ze Anglia Austryi ME ufa'
ze przyjazn zaufanie dawniejsze
ME istnieje.
Ob}udnie pisze ''Neue FIR. Pres
seq, ae takiego przeciwstawienia
Austryi przeciw Anglii ME bylaby
uwazaia nigdy "a rzecz mozliwa.
Asquith por6wnujac floty in
nych mocarstw, powinien byl pre-
dewszystkiem zwr6ci6 uwage na
potege wloskiej przewyzszajqcej
liczebnie jakosciowo flote austry-
ackq, powinien by} wiedzie6, re
Austrya ME. posiada W chwili obe-
cnej ami jednego wielkiego okretu
wojennego, zas}ugujacego ca4em
prawem ma to miano.
Try okrety klasy "Radeckie-
go" ME talk predko zostana spusz-
czone ma morze, poniewaz dotych-
czas jeden tylko wykonczony 20
sta} W warsztatach okretowych.
A przeciez - pisze = i te o.
krety So okretami drugiej klasy,
poniewaz posiadaja dzia}a sred-
MIN kalibrze. Ma projektowane
budowy dalszych statk6w ME wy
dano jeszeze ami centa, pOniewaz
parliament niczego ME uchwalii.
Statki te, przypusciwszy, ze par
lament projekty rzadowe uchwali,
moga bye najwczesniej dOpiero po
trzech latach gotowe. Materyal O.
kretowy, znaiduiqcy sic dis W
pOsiadaniu Austryi, jest W por6w-
naniu do wsp6lczesnych wymagan
podrzedny; austryacka flotyla tor
pedowa ME wystarcza do obrony
w}asnych wybrzezy. We walce ma
pelnem mOrzu mog}yby bra6 u
dial tylko try Okrety, chwilOwO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14

b}ogosiaw;enstwa -swoim parafia-
nom w Amsryce. Zakohczono IL
roczystosG zdjeciem wspolnej TO-
tografii Ojca sw, w otoczeniu
Amcrykan6w.
Paryz, IA czerwca. = Trzesie-
ME zicmi, o kt6rcm pokr6tce do
nosilismy w sobote, objeio ogro-
nina przestrzeh ca}ej poiudniowej
Francyi Cd mora az do Alp. Lu-
dnoSc W panice, szkody gdzienie
gdzie znaczne. Po trzesieniu ma
stala gwaltowna burza spad}
grad niczwykle silny, ktory spo-
wodowal znaczne straty w zasie-
wach. w miastach LEI budowa-
nych wicle domow runelo; tax
miasteczka St. Cannat i Rouges
lea W ruinie zupelnej - tax vic
lie domow tam sic zawaliio. -.
Trzesienie ME bylo pojedyhczem
iodosobnionem; uderzenia podzie-
mne powtarzaly sic po kilkakro-
tnie, coraz wieksze czyniac spu-
stoszenia. w okregach Bouches
i Herault rowniez wiele domow
runelo po. wsiach miasteczkach;
sa tez juz wieSci i O stratach w
ludziach: w St. Cannat miaio zgi-
nae 10, a w Rouges 20 osob;
wog6le w calej poludniowej Fran
- cyl mialo zginac skutkiem tego
trzesienia okolo 100 osob a drugie
tyle odnioslo ciezkie rany. Wstrza
Snienia daily sic we znaki i wiel-
kim miastom, jak Marsylii, gdzie
arsenal wojenny SLIME zostal u
szkodzony, Denelles, gdzie ko-
sciol runal w gruzy wielu in
nym. Koleje tez znacznie ucier-
pialy, we wielu miejscach tory So
zepsute, stad komunikacya jest
utrudniona i nieregularna. Rad
odkomenderowal zoinierzy do
nawiedzionych miejscowoSci, kto-
rzy pomagaja W uprzataniu gru-
zow; nadto akcye ratunkowa zor-
ganizowano w ca}ej Francyi.
Madryt, IA czerwca. = Dono-
sza tn Barcelony i okolicy, ze
odczuto tam onegdaj lekkie trze-
sienie ziemi.
: .Lizbona, IA czerwca. - w ca
lynn kraju odczuto onegdaj trze-
sienie ziemi slyszano huki pod
ziemne.
Bordeaux, Francya, ID czerwca.
- Rad .postawil w stan oskar-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14
Chicago, Il ezerwca.

chicago, II czerWca.
Cd pewnego czasu zdarza sic CO.
raz czesciej, lew kombinacyaeh
politycznych wymieniana bywa
Austrya jako czynnik, kt6rym
bardzo powainie liczy6 sic trzeba.
lego zaszczytu dOstapi}a Ona
swiezo ze strony premiera mini
str6w angielskich, Asqmtha W mo-
vie wyg3oszonej W parlamencie
angielskim, gdy toczy}a sic dysku-
sya o potrzebie utrzymania mary
narki angielskiej ma tel wysokoSci,
aby mog}a sprostac dwom flotom
pa1stw sprzymierzonych, II. Me
mice j Austryi.
Prssa austryacka kwituje to od-
znsczenie, jakiego Austrya donna
Ia ze strony ministra angielskiego,
z przekasem.
"Nsue Fr Presse" powiada, ze
jej patryOtyzmOwi austryackiemu
pochlebia is Anglia hczy sic z
flOta Austryi, widzi jednakowoz
W pOchwalach, przy tel sposobno-
Sci oddawanych, kolce ukryte, kt6-
re Psuja jej radosc komplemen-
tn.
Anglia - pisze organ wieden-
ski = przechodzi dis eiezka, epi-
demicznie wystepujaca chorobe,
zatruwajaca swoimi wyziewami
wszystkie ko4a / zawody, wnikaja-
CO do palac6w j chat ubogich, do
miast j wsi, wyciskajaca swoje
pietnO ns kazdym objawie iycia
pubicznegO.
W dniu, W kt6rym przyjety 20
sta} W parlamencie niemieckim
prOjekt ustawy flotowej, powstalO
W Anglii pOjecie "inwazyi" ME
mieckiej,
Obecnie strach pred tenn ME o.
granicza sic do floty niemieckiej
samej, leez powazna ezese prasy
sngielskiej zwraca uwage ma ME
bezpieczehstwo, jake W niedale-
kim stosunkowo ezasie grozi6 mo-
ze Anglii ze strony balon6w ME
mieekich, zaopatzonych W ster,
kt6rymi tax zywo interesuja sic
wojskowe kola niemieckie. Fakt,
ie W oststnim czasie wystapi} rad
austryacki z projektem wybudo-
wanna kilku wielkieh pancerni-
k6y typu DreadnOught, kt6re flo
Gle niemiecliej W woinie z Anglia
moglyby oddae znaczne usiugi,
przyczyni3 sis do tenn wiekszego
.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14

jeszcze ME wykonczone. Flota au-
stryacka posiada zreszta statki
wylacznie przeznaczone dla obro-
ny wybrzeza, ma wybrzezu pre-
ciez ME tocza sic bitwy decyduja-
ce o panowanie ma morzu.
Flota austryacka = zapewnia
organ wiedenski = ami W swym
stanie dzisiejszym, ami W czasie,
ME dajqcym sic blizej okreslit,
ME bedzie W moznosci stac sic gro
INA dla kt6rejkolwiek potegi NOR
skiejj, poniewaz dla ofenzyw8 poza
granicami morza Adryatyekiego
jest "a slaba ME posiada nigdzie
stacyi weglowych jake punkt6w O.
parcia. Najlepszym dowodem, re
Austrya ME ma zamiarow zaczep-
nych, jest brak kraaownik6w o.
pancerzonych, bez kt6ryeh ME mo-
glaby przedsiebrac wypraw obli-
czonych ma dalsza mete. Dzisiejsze
wydatki ma marynarke moga ME
pokoie tylko tych, kt6rzy maja "a
miar zaczepic Austrye, czego
"Neue Fr. Presse" ME przypusz-
cza Anglii. Me moze niepokoi6
Anglii szczeg6l, ze Austrya statki
buduje wedlug najnowszych wy
magan techniki, poniewaz rzecz
taxa rozumie sic sama przez sic.
Austryacka marynarka ME odkry-
la typu "Dreadnought" Anglia
pierwsza rozpoczela budowe tych
olbrzy1n6w zmusi}a inne panstwa
do p6jscia "a swym przykladem.
Nawet Argentina i Brazylia bu-
duja okrety tcgoz typu, co prze-
ciez Anglii ME niepokoi.
W koGcu kwituje organ wieden-
ski z zadowoleniem pochwale mi
nistra angiclskiego, dotyczaca wy
bornego materya1u W ludziach, ia-
ki marynarka austryacka posiada.
Minister angiclski powiedzia}, &c
marynarze austryaccy So po angicl
skich pierwszymi W swiecie = jak
wiadomo, GAIA marynarka austry-
acka sklada sic Chorwat6w, "a
mieszkujacych wybrzeza Istryi-i
Dalmacyi. = "Neue Fr. Presse"
zapewnia ministra. re flota au-
stryacka ME powinna niepokoic
Anglii juz tel samej przyczyny'
ze Jest "a slabq do akcyi zaczepnej.
TIE pokojowe zapewnienia orga-
nu wiedenskiego, o lie one majq
ma celu uspokojenie obaw Anglii
co do tego, ze Austrya nosi sic. z
planami zaczepnymi, sa oczywi5-
Gle bezprzedmiotowe, poniewaz
Anglia zaczepki Austryi obawiac
sic ME potrzebuje. Angielskiemu
ministrowi chodzilo bowiem o
marynarke austryacka jake taxa,
kt6ra moae bye dope}nieniem pote-
gi niemieckiej ma morzu wlasnie
szczeg6l, IL Austrya po aneksyi
Bosni i Hercegowiny, poparta
przez Niemcy, wystapila planem
pomnoaenia floty, mogl by} Anglie
slusznie zaniepokoic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14
TELEGRAF BEE DRUTU.
Nowy Okret George Washington"

Waszyngtonu Veto" gubernaora. Flpn Hawai-
Czarna Reka. Zb0r wysadzOny pOwetrze Wypadek a-
bryce Katastrofa kOeOwa. bkupa
kOSciele Pekna dyScypina
wojsRu amery ryka1skiem. katastrOfa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14

Q pOgranicza perSko-tureckiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKl MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.

(Angia ! flOta austryacka).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14
PapiezaAnleryka,
KOlsglum amsgkaisks Rzyma na audyencyl U OGa SW'
Wielkie trzesienie ziemi we Francyl.
Kardynal : przed sadem.
Katastrofa Rosyjskiej lodzl podwodnej.
o galicyjska matte.
Nieporozumienia austrO-wegierskle.
ZpOgranicza perSkO-tureckiegO.
zmiany administracyi japonskiej ma Korei
4 CHIN.
Zmiany administracyi japo1skiej ma KOrei.
u CHIN.
Federacya anglelskich KOIOnii PO1udniOwei Afryce

Berna Specyany pOsel Turcy Ces Wilhelm pastOrOwie
angelscy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14

(Dokohczenie na stronicy stej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-14
o galicyjska matte.

Nieporozumienia austro-wegierskie.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

day." Professor Francke OF Harvard
college, speaks Of a rapidly rising tide
of spiritual life in that land which
has been in more than one great crisis
the leader of Christian life and
thought. He deplores the fact that
this advance is independent of the
church in Germany and has even forced
into opposition to It. The situation as
he presents 1t may be a salutory warn
ing to the churches Of America so far
as they stand aloof from the spiritual
progress Of the time. Professor
Franclke, himself German, says:
"The church, both Protestant and
Catholic, has not, only maintained an
attitude of Indifference toward these
ideals, 1t has over and over again de-
clared it's open hostility to them, 1t
has condemned them as unchristian
and atheistic, 1t has designated them
as the root of all evil in modern So
ciety.
Here lies the fundamental antag-
onism, the cardinal paradox Of con-
temporary German life. Nowhere is
there a greater chance, a wider op-
portunity for the church to become a
spiritual header, to receive into It's own
stream all the higher aspirations OF the
nation than IN Germany. No people
is at heart more deeply religious than
the German. nowhere is there more fn-
dividual reaching out after the In
finite. No view Of life seems more
clearly destined to become the common
creed OF modern humanity than the
noble humanity, the joyous trust in the
universe the belief IN the afffnity of
all things, the sympathy with all ex-
| istence, the faith in work, In continual
endeavor as the royal road to redemp-
ton, which are the living legacy of our
classic literature and philosophy. There
is nothing, absolutely nothing, in these
convictions which the church might
not assimilate. BY placing herself on
the same intellectual level with our
thinkers, poets, and artists; by relin-
gushing the unworthy notion OF our
| extra mundane deity residing some
where In a corner Of the universe: by
abandoning the childish conception OF
q single revelation OF this deity IN the
times past through the mouths Of few
men and TO a few chosen people, by
resoIutely casting aside the moon
gruous idea Of the salvation OF man
kind by one vicarious sacrifice, by
squarely and openly adopting reli-
gion which is in harmony with the
modern view on the universe. which ia
broad enough to include the demands
OF every human instinct and which
listens without fear to every message
Of nature and all her interpreters. the
church would at once rally around her
self all the longing, striving, aspiring
minds OF the nation. and new era OF
popular religious life would be al
/ hand"
| II the churches OF America would re-
/ spond to the same demand here. would
not new era Of popular religious life
be at hand?
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
RELIGIOUS PROGRESS

Says Bishop Williams OF Michigan,
Many leaders In our business world
seem to have a dual or divided con-
conscience that is, which is
keen and sensitive to the point of
scrupulosity as to technical pieties and
even the minor morals OF personal con-
duct, while 1t is color blind in the re-
gion OF the larger or social ethics"
DIR. Toy, professor at Harvard divi-
nifty school has popularfzed, In a re-
cent address, a view OF Jesus which
has been current in Germany for a
number Of years, being represented es-
pecially by the late professor Wrede.
According to this view Jesus may not
have claimed to be the Messiah, and
conceptions of this character concern
ing Jesus originated after his death
and thus obtained expression in the
Gospels, even In earliest parts OF them
which are found in the New Testament.
This view of Jesus makes Him teacher
of the divine fatherhood and of the re-
lations involved Of men to God and
to one another. This view also recog-
nizes Jesus life and character as the
incarnation of His Gospel. This is not
only conception Of Jesus held by Ger
man scholars; but 1t is very widely
held. In the thought OF many this view
of. Jesus does not detract from His
saving power nor from His revelation
of the Father. DIR. Toy has incurred
much criticism for presenting this con-
ception. Most of the critics do not
seem to be aware Of IT'S import The
course of critical investigation into the
life and personality Of Jesus should
have given His followers assurance
that all this research and criticism
makes Him more glorious, more essen
tial to salvation and to the knowledge
of the forgiving Father. II one desires
to keep the expression, THE Divinity o.
Christ" no higher competition OF the
divine In Jesus could be entertained
than that held by such radical critics
as Wrede, Bousset and the eminent
scholars associated with them.
Another question which must soor
come into prominence concerns tbs
nationality of Jesus He was a Jew IN
religious training and thought, which
made Him the heir of the great pro.
phets and seers OF Israel. But 1t II
more than possible that no Hebrew
blood flowed in His veins. His native
Galilee contained almost no Jews .
hundred years before His era, and
though there w@e large Jewish In.
fiux soon after, by which Galilee be-
came devoted 10 the religion Of Jeho-
Yah, the former elements OF the popu-
letion continued. Therefore 1t is inn
possible to ten whether Jesus was by
physical descent o son OF Abraham
Here ID another Indication that Hii
significance IL independent Of every
thing physical as of everything dog.
maticalIy speculative and the mora
and spiritual power Of the Master ap.
pears all the more important as thess
accidents are brushed away.
IN his book. German ideals Of TO.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

OF the Agricultural college TO Miss
Avis Legrow Loclxerby of Minneapolis.
has already been mentioned fn these
columns. As having occurred last Tues
day IN the city Of Minneapolis, at the
home OF the bride. Mr.. Richards is
well known In college and city circles
here. having been during the past year
private secretary to President Worst.
On their return to the city they will
reside In their new home on Eleventh
avenue. just east OF Professor WAL
dron's residence
hEr. Fritz. government grain expert
b back at the Agricultural college after
q summers trip through the south and
east securing samples OF grain for i'm
vsstigational work In the mill during
the coming year.
Professor White leaves Saturday for
the west. where he WIN attend the
Denver meeting OF the Association OF
0dacial Agricultural Chemists, and also
the meeting Of the National State Food
and Dairy Commissioners. He expects
there to meet Professor Lasd, who win
also attend the sessions OF these con-
fevences.
900
At about the same time. but 80 close
ly together that probably 1t win be
impossible for them to take I'm both
meetings. President Worst and Dean
Shepperd win be at Cheyenne. wyo.. in
attendance at the Dry Land Farming
congress, OF which the dean In the
president
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
DRAGGED EloHTv FEET.

Iowa Farmer Survives Terrific Ex-
perIenes With Wisconsin Auto.
La Crosse. wis. Aus. al.--struck BY
the big soaring car Of NJ. N. ButtIes.
wealthy resident Of onalasixa,
siraweed eighty feet and sbsn run over
~ the hsavy machine. Fred Nelson.
: farmer Of wauazOn. Ia, was not
even injured. Tho man was rescued
Nv . drayman and carried 20 his
pital unconsciona DOCTORS say his
.aacapa arnm aaath wsaa uiracnlonA.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

label and swallowed some OF the con-
tents Immediately. The bottle con-
tained a mixture Of corrosive subii-
mate and wood alcohol and Kennedy
was soon in a critical condition. He
was removed to the hospital in Dead
wood, where it is hoped that his life
may be saved.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
j. j. HILL As A WRITER.
Empire Builder Turns Out Seven Artl.
oIes for New York Magazine.

ST. Paul, Minn Aug. 21.---James T.
Hfll. chairman Of the board Of direc-
tors Of the Great Northern railroad
has turned his mind from railroading
long enough 10 write series OF seven
articles under the general caption Of
The Biggest Problems Before the
American People. for the Worlds
Work.
1t lis understood that Ia these articles
Mr. Hill calls attention caustically 70
the deinded people who pay more &C.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
sAss couMTY suMMER scAool


IN Esisscwy.
u w2x as far back as 1885 wheaI
Pruesszor McArS1s % the A. c. in-
Rugxased tha Summer sch0ol idea fni
Cas- ooUHSy. THAI summer he held a
private school for wkanh tmfxioR was
charged. and for whAch he secured an
enrollmsnt Or sOnsshing Ike fOrty
popalS
The next season. shfrseen years axo,
Mr. Bntler. aS that xixne suparfntend-
ent os schools OF Cas- county. made
combination with A1r. McArala and
the private undertaking was merSed
into the now wen-knOwn Cass county
Summer school From that time for
w@rd khe tuition was made free. ex-
eep6 in some of the higher branches
not listed in the course OF study. and
the means for conducting the school
were furnished by Cass county.
fts Growth.
Originally planned SIS a private en-
terpriSe il became In it's earay yezxs q
leader among the summer schools OF
the state. During Some Of those years
It was r0n c1 a thrSas week basis, for
two or three years Of the period a
shorter session was held. On the insti-
tuee plan. tho sessions OF some years
were extended to six weeks Ransom
county combined with Cass ar some Of
the sessions. and Cue partly to the
ordinary ffuctautteuS of attendance,
partly 70 the combination OF two coun-
ties, the attendance has ranged through
the years all the way from 90 tha first
year 20 2SQ at the highest ngurA
lsx Pssr.
The aim Of the summer scaool was
originally % better ct teachers for the
work OF the school-room- That plan
has been r3gidgy adhered 20. save as
the changing current o. school activi-
ties had called for enlargement Of the
work The teachers finishing the ex-
sminations hsRd at the end or the term
are accepted by the state sueplrtend-
ent IS qualified 70 teach without furth-
er examination. saeh branches as they
have pursued In the summer school
II lRerodueed Agrieulesro4
The coming prominence OF agrfcul-
ture and nature Eendy was seen as Ear
back as 1908. and In that year both OF
these studies were introduced into the
summer school csrricu3um- Since that
time these studies hsve been especially
featured until the present year. when
they were taken over by the agricultur-
al college. as part OF it's work In tha in
dustrtzl summer school
It's Present Work.
This summer there are registered n
the Cass county summer school I5l
teachers. some OF whom are old stu
dents OF the college. some OF whom
come from outside the county. but tht
large majority OF whom belong 10 ths
regular teaching force OF Cass county
Its sessions begins at 7:15 In the morn
ing and run until :: so in the afternoon
The S:s0-4eSo period in LETT open fol
the lectures that form q marked fea.
ture OF the summer work at the Agric-
ultural college Next wednesday and
Thursday the closing examination:
win bring TO q nn1Sh the nftesnth ses-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
JOKE" NAY KILL TIPPLER.
South Dakotan confscates Bottle Of
Poison; Thinks He Has Booze.

Deadwood, S. D., Aug. 21.--Confis-
eating, in the dark, what they thought
was a bottle Of liquor proved a disas-
trous joke for L. Kennedy. OF Nanant.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

Shave Ioc, hair cut 25c, children's
hair bobbing 25c, speciality at john
sons shop, 502 Front street.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

DR.. r. w. Chandler, Tentfst, Por
Huron building. No. Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

tention to Wall street than to the
American farm. -.... ...
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

Miss Olson is rejoicing over the
fact that she has been able to COM
plete the back files OF many maga-
zines taken by the library. She sent
to the Minnesota Library Commission,
which was glad to send all they had
of what she needed. This Is a great
boon to the school library since 1t had
very few complete files of magazines
prior to 1906 and these extended back
to 1895 in many cases.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

There has been considerably OF en-
tlrusiasm over tennis during this term.
It was fuzzy expected that there would
be a tournament before the close OF
the term but the rains kept up so con-
experts, had TO leave for Minot. Sing
les were played In which Pope beat
Sigurdson and Halgrims beat Butter
fisld-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

building Of cement sidewalks In front
Of the normal grounds. The work Is
much delayed by fhe rains which
como every night
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

we notice that dispatch from
Chicago and given In The Forufn last
Friday stated that n. G Patterson has
been elected to the department of his
tory and civics at the state normal
school at stevens Point wis We COM
gratulate Mr.. Patterson and the
A0ho0ls go. - :.