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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-30
C0L0mBIANS NEAR REVOLT
Angered by Reports That Reyes
Piundered Government.

Bogota, July Endangered by a re-
port that President Reyes, when he
fled Colombia for Europe, took with
him $4,000, 900 in gold and a bag con-
tanning millions Of dollers' worth of
Jewels as his plumber from the gov
eminent, the. people of the republic
are on the verge Of a serious revolu-
ton. Only the lack Of a forceful and
daring leader seems to be keeping
the movement from breaking out into
active war against the government.
In Cartagena martial law has been
declared and the port is closed to all
vessels. No newspapers are admitted
to the country from any other coun-
try and no meetings Of more than
three persons is allowed on the
streets or elsewhere If the author1'
ties can prevent.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-30
Am u TINA TUM
TO C0NFEREES
Taft Will Not Accept Certain
Schedules Agreed On.
OBJECTIONS in WRITING

Sends Letter to Committee Quoting
Figures He Is Willing to concede on
Lumber, Hosiery, Gloves, Leather
and Leather ds-Communication
Reopens Discussion and VIII Delay
Report on Bill.
Washington, July 30.-As a result
of an interview which members of the !
conference committee of the two hous-
es of congress had with President
Taft the president has notified the
conference committee In writing that
he could not accept rate exceeding
f1.25 on rough lumber, and that he
would insist upon the senate rates on
gloves and hosiery.
When the presidents visitors pre-
scented the compromise figures on lum.
Der, gloves and hosiery which had
been agreed upon by the committee,
he took their memoranda, saying he
would give 1t more deliberate consid-
Grafton than he could at that time be-
stow upon it. *-..@ ---.s5.ss --7s
Instead of communicating his views
to individual members of the commit
tee he put the views in writing. The
communication was read to the con-
ference. In polite, but plain language,
the president told the conferees that
In fx>1f hot 10 hn WV
required this. n
Disputed Subjects Reopened.
The transmission of the presidents
views had the effect Of reopening of
| all these subjects and much doubt at
once arose in the minds of the confer
ees as to when the end might be ar
rived at Mr.. Aldrich told some of the
Democrats that probably they would
not be summoned again before Satur-
| day or Sunday. Other members of
the conference expressed even more
doubt as to the length of time that
would be required to reach an under
standing. p. ..
! Some Of the senators are exceeding
| ly tenacious in their views in favor of
high duty on lumber and it was very
| difficult to get them to yield anything.
| There is some apprehension that
there will be great difficulty in bring
ing them to the presidents views. On
the other hand it is declared that it
would be as difficult to get through
the house a $1.40 rate as it would be
- In ~ a
the firm stand taken by the president
has had the effect of stiffening the de
termination Of the low lumber ele
ment.
Taft Demands Free Hides.
In his communication to the com
mittee the president reiterated his de
mand that hides be kept on the free
list and that rates on leather goods
be shaded below the house figures as
had heretofore been agreed upon.
In Diminishing the Democratic mem
bers of the conference the Republican
members vouchsafed no other ex
PLANTATION other than that the Demo
Gratis had been called in premature
ly."
I'm view of the fact that this Is tn
second call we have received" sait
: one of the Democrats, lit strikes u
; that our Republican friends are fine
: ing it difficult to determine wher
| they are at"
: There were Democratic suggestion
} that If an agreement was not reache
soon congress should adjourn unit
/ some time in the fall to permit tn
l Republicans to get together
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-30
INCREASE IN LAKE TRAFFIC
Tonnage for Present Season Greater
Than Last.

Than Last.
Washington, July 3O.-A consider
able Improvement in the business sit
uation, as compared with conditions
prevailing a year ago, is noted In
report by the bureau OF statistics re.
garding lake traffic for the month OF
June last.
It is shown that the domestic ship
ments from lake ports of leading
classes Of commodities totalled 49,
1888 net tons, compared with z,
427 ,e16 net tons shipped during June,
1908. The domestic shipments for
the current season to the end OF
June, 1s,5S9,552 tons, show a total OF
about 65 per cent IN excess of the
total domestic shipments for the cor
responding period in 1908. - r.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-30
For Governor Of Virginia.

Newport News. July 30.--William p.
Kent of Wythe was nominated by &C
clamation for governor Of Virginia by
the Republican convention here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-30
BY SIX THOUSAND M00RS

Attack Made on Spanish Prison Set.
s Element In Morocco.
Alhucemas, Morocco, July 80.-An
army of six thousand Moors Is attack
ing this place. ..... -. ~ r T.
Alhucemas is a small island fortress
and prison settlement belonging to
Spain. It is situated in the Mediter-
ranean five miles southeast of Cape
: Moro. so. ..... :..@-.
Madrid, July 30.-Oflcial dispatches
received here confirm the attack by
Moors upon Alhucemas. The dis
patches say that the Spanish fort
opened fire as the Moors approached.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
@nIO6rpanp / 0nt6inion, Minn.

9taar Wenigbeoen par in0buOt,
mente nlali, at BET life oar lao me.
get Tor al biplpe Dem at ipiie 9lfteus.
mao JON for at bielpe Dem at tai.
fe 5erren for bans @oobeo og 0lis.
ifimobeo moo Dem gennem Oe mango
9lor.
Ger operroftes Dem Ell 8ape ira
0~ieuia6eoen, beitaael0e al S62.55 /
@ulo % spIp oe en- @ape ira aoinOe.
oeforeningen til @rs. Maoien: Gn
Selo.anfiefanoe % 10 Gar baau6-
male0e gorrelpns Stopper, en- 4Saa-
ifonnelie ior Mrs. Maoieis @aitiri-
beo. Desutoeu mootog De en- Del an
ore @oper ira Slpatninoe % genner
noel for M~enigbeoen. Gen gamle
Wla0ien taffeoe @ennerue oq taffeoe
@uo Tor al 0en Goa0e og aGrligbeo.
iom ban foo Dem ppre @enitano ior.
Ger ilutteoes meo Salmen 69l:
Get er ian ploiet at ielees 90.
8eitmaaltioet ieruereoes hos 9Pr.
o9 Mrs. 9taos @ooien, gruoeparrets
elbite Son, iom Dor peo Sioen af.
Huber 5eitmaoltiOet oplpites BET,
at 9r~noefolfene bap0e 7 Born, q
9srHe0srn og 1 9nrnebarns 9arn
ng at gruoens aamle 6aoer enonut
fepeoe / 0annarf, bpor Der bIen ia.
get Tor Dem i 0agens ~9lnIe0ning
Ser par aItion ben itore Siploeu.
beo, at fem SlGeter lebeoe inmtioig.
Mrs. .. g. Iielien gI9oeSe Dem
meO EN- Gang, iom bun bao0e ifreoet
/ 9aaens 4nleoning, og ct 8rep ira
Bait. @ertien, Meniebeoens forriee
BrGit, bleb oplGit.
@uo peliigne De gamle meo Gro,
SoolmoOiebeo 90 8lp0e, inotil ban.
benter Dem bien. 5. y. 9aarup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

Get par Ell tor Sejtiosoag for
9tiels g}aoien % @uitril, ga 0e oen
II. Sftober feireoe 0eres @ulObrol-
IMP. en Spn, Ginar Maoieu ira q.
Qof., og Ell Cater. Mrs. VI. s..
Srtpein ira Sleepp gpe. bapoe alG-
oct oeres6orpIore beo at fonme biern
til Seitioea. st telegram meooelte.
at fire auore al oeres Born ieireoe
Soften i 8acoma. 8aib. 9iiels Mao
lens groOerienner Maos. gtieIs %
Mortiu @}aoien meo oeres 5an1ilier
bar aufomle ira Minneapolis. Zen
D. cp..Iutb. Menigbeo / @utc6inion
BAR inobuot. foruoen en- Del onore
SlGgtninge og genner.
81. , ON Gftermioooaen 6egpnote
Soft at itrpmme til ira 9o oa 2anO,
og Ser blep Srnngiel / De aamles
Stem. bDor Soften bolOtes.
Gpbp9gelien begpnote meo at inn
'qe Solmcn Gr. sos: 8 ariiteli96eo !
on ifpnfer port 9ierte, bpao geroen
ei PEG - bporefter nnoertegneoe tai
te ober Ser. 80. 3s-4t, oe minoe.
De ON Den itore g~eliigneIie. at Serren
bapoe giDet Dem ct @ierte % ell Sjel
til at frpgte ban Raon. Get friiteliae
gggteifabs 9etponing for Wenigbeo
og Stat. gtaar gruoeparret iaa til
boge paa oe ipunone aar. mantte De
ionoe, at Cubs 5oriptteIier er ianOe
og trofaite. 6erren banoe opfplot og.
poa Dem oe 5oriGttelier, iom Sefiten
inoe1oIot. 0fte baooe Oe opret baorot
prenet / Spgoom o9 Spaebeo; men
Serren bnpoe Itebie einet Dem at bore
fortretningsfuIoe % glade / Silli0
til bans 6oriettelier. iom De bper
Gang bab6q befnnoet at opre trofaite
.og ionoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
Yroblemei 0eorg Yranoes.
II.

Otter / jim llngoom og ct goot
StDffe no oper ben at bope lat Bro.
blemer un0er 9ebat % / i'm Der.
Jon at babe iomlet al 3iOens llro,
fom Der Ell Si6, oa @eorg gronoes
ligeiom gIe0 tilbage / en- noget. fier.
mere glan. Wan fan maaife, bois
man uil, fnptte oenne 3oranoring
til ct beitemt 3iospunft eaer Ell be.
TENT 9eaiuenbeo. nebne 6remfom.
item al bans @rrf ON 8iaiamS 6afe.
ipeore, Der, ifent oct bar aft onoet
END noget Broouft al obieftip Siito.
rieforifning, bog al aritifen 6erbjem.
me, Der bar beiit incompetent, blep
bebanolet iom ct rent obieftiot BIZ
oenifabeligt arbeioe.
Sbao Der ielpfslgeIig pirfebe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
6imlens Gang og StrengeIege,
,6ejtiosfrpo / 2ipets 2ano,
9oem niaa be ei ieot beo9ee
iii Ompenoelie paa Stonol
XIV.
ytegn.

2ufas fort9aer lit Gu. 5. Sap. ON ben RICE Site.
orpt, 9elbreoelien al Ell ipesalif og ben o9rf6ruore og
tiger, at 0n man iaa oet, uobr6o De aae: y8i bar Sag
Jet utroIige Sing" g, 26) Ger FER unoerflloe og BART
oo utroli9e 8ing ogian pore Gage baaoe Den leaenl.
lige og a~anoeIige geroen. gfepn blot 81 II. og man
|er ltiaet oper for ell ulgielig @aaoe. Serren nnnoer
|9iergene ira fine beie Gale, oa Sob flyer: Sub aer Itnre
cling, 6bife man life fan raniage, lmoerlige
Sing, iaa Der intet Gol er paa Dem; ban
Ieioer Hegn paa Soroen og laoer gano fonime
paa Marferne" g, 9.f0). Sob ipnes ogIao at tqle 9ieg
men iblanot oe fore 3ing, Der bar uuogrunoeIige for bom.
@anife pitt isger @ioenifaben ogIao at tr9nge inc per OF
leIe Gegnens @naoer, oe n%naoife er ben oeiaa naoet til
GeiuItater meO 6enipn til %naturlige Aariaeer, iom frenl.
faloer 8egnen 0. l. men oct u~noerful6e og liiogrunoeIige
|peo 59nomenet bliner.
9i ipsrger, ionl Sob blep ipurgt: u&ar Jieonen bel Ell
'5aoer?" (38, 28), og Sparet maa bIipe: SUB er gieg.
mems 5aoerl San iatte Sop for giegnen" (Sob. %, 26).
San ubereote ben og gennenifieoe ben; tbi ban er ben
aItroaOen6e. 0San brpoer Slender til gonoifpl og Sci
til 2pnet, iom eoar foran aor0sn". Oct er Serreu, Der
sf0er Oiegn og ~frugtbare SiOer at SinneIen; ban fpIoer
|os meo 6soe og bore Sierter meo gl9oe.
5 ct oanif 9ropinsbIa6 fom ieg til at I9ie ~fslgenoe
|unoer OperIfriften: n0pao en- Dasregn eiuer?" vNaar
Der ingen 9fegn er faloen ct Ynr Tiger, men Sol og gl9it
bar biulpen binanoen meo at uoterre Soroer, iaa tager
ben Wlon6, iom bar en- lille aeffenbape, fin Wanofanoe
|neo fra Ssmmet og eaar no for at beoe paa Hegnmange.
len. Gan brrier fine 9faoiier, 9grter og @ulerso0er oDer,
ioo Donoet itaor melen Deoene, og naor ban i~aaleoes lit
|Mniets Speo bar foroeIt 20 Spanoe @ano paa ben Size.
pc Qano, &aben er flor, Tiger ban til i'm aone: pSaa, IN
fuIoe mon 6a tro, bet fan flare fig en- ~lteestio".
50, tail Den SmuIe iIiffer Solen til fig Gagen
efter, oe MeiuItatet Il Inn bleoet en- fforpet ODerfIaoe,
iom nGffe Gong, Der pdnoes, enonu udnifeligere ton tage
mob ganofonoeus fortpariee gelisneIiel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
6ra Wislionsmebet
/ Grira, Sa.
29-3f. Oft. 1909.

5 opernRpnte Gage bIep Oroets
@arn foltet no ibInrot bort 5olf,
iom Dor / eriro og Smegn. = Or.
bets 9ienere bar gr9lterne $. 6.
Semen, $. geielien og S. u. 2arien
foruOen Steoets 9reit, 5. g. Gbri.
itianien. 8eiret bar goot, og 5olf
iamleOes oerfor ogioa goot, troos
oct. at 5armerne bar oeo at tage
fat pao Qrbeioet meo at faa Majieli
beitet. Serren fom Disielig Merme-
lfebjerterne nRr, fom oct enfelte
Wenneife npr / Oroet meo Spergs
maalet: oSpaO tpffes on ON Sri.
ltus2" ! bans Sio og | bans 0eo.
9oao iDnes on ON bamL nanr ban
fonumer meo arouet til dig ON On.
penoelie2 Spao ipnes on ON BAN,
Der freezer, at Wenneifet / Sanobeo
ifnl omoenoes2 Sbao ipnes on ON
BAN / bit ooglige 2iu, Din 9anoel
og gan0eI2 Spnes on iaa ON at
BABE BAN meo, on Mnno2 gler
bDoo ipnes OH ON banL on apinoe,
naar ou er / aaffeielifab2 Spnes on
ina ON at bape ariitus meo2 &erren
fom nar meo fin berlige 5oripttelie
ON, Of ben, Iom igger, ban ifal fin
De" 6elDit no fra geretningen ON
adnoaces Sfatmeiter, iom paa ben
zoe gei iegte life / Gremme, men
/ CUBS DirfeIige Orb % fanot, bpao
ban iegte, fan6t bet PED 5ilips
0eileoning til Sroen paa o2ammet /"
bleb oebt og orog fin Sci meo @lu.
be. Or6et fom meo guo og Strait ON
9alsmanoen, Iom ifal oDerbepiIe
gerben ON Spno, Retfproiebeb og
Dom. Oct fom Tom ct ODertalel-
lens Sro, Der biz oDertale ben enfel-
tie til at labe iig gribe af Seius.
Oct leo t~ilifpnoenoe: 0aait DIT
Cub / Stppet, Opbirs Sub, @ulo
blanot gqffens Stene". aaft oct
neo for Serrens Ssooer. Self
igennem bar Der Qalo fra SpnoereS
SreIier til Spn6ere.
Senoag Gormiobae inoiatte areos-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

itGrft | ianline Hetning, 3. b. +. /
Getning at at bringe 5orti0en paa
afitnno, par Den 0mitpnoiBbe0, at
@eorg granoes, ga oct ferlte 8en-
itreminiIterinm bar fommet til Dag.
ten, fit Den officielle anerfenoelie,
ban biotil bapoe @iabnet, Ell meget
betDOeIi9 fat StotsunoeritstteIie oe
Ell Broiesiortitel. Den Slags 8ing
er alto farlige for Den, Der bar arl-
lagt i'm Sitting paa Oppolition;
oct o~ner6eniier ii9loent ems Moo-
itan0ere, men oct %fieruer meget let
ems tioligere @enner ira en-. Nange
al De Ha0ifuIe. for bnem @eorg
9ron0es baoOe ltnaet iom Den Ian
gribeIi9p, iom 9rofeten, begpnote M
/ BAN at ie OnerIeberell, Der bapoe
ioi9tet iine ltnaOoms 5oeaIer.
Der Tom mart Ell 1iO, on oct
bIep let feuoeligt, at Den pngre Slnot
life lGltoere fsIte iig / 5orpligtelies-
eIler acknowledgements til 8eorg
9ran0es, iaale0es iom Ell ioruOgaa.
enoe Slnat al 6alO til en- piS 5i0
6anoe giort oet. ia, BET bar, iom ON
man ilet life mere ioritoo, bpaO oct
pnr for en- 9eoriit BAN bnp0e soet,
og boorpaa bans 9etDOning beroe0e.
Oct bar life blot ell 6ribptter iom
So6annes Z. Senien, Der ii0talte lig
nof ioo reipeftitrioi9t % foriorent
OH ben aIOerite9ne @eor9 9ranOes
- Sohs. 9. Seniens raft 5enfaiteoe
gtrinaer bar olorig bait itor getp0.
nina; men oeiaa en- Antipooe til
bam iom oct Sinoi9beoens Su0be.
areb. Der beoOer Sarah 9iielien, err
flpre0e. enooa meget oemonitrntiot
at 0utioens llngOom, for bDilfen
ban nle0 mer eller minore 9et be.
trogter fig iom gieprGieutant, MI
par gallife furoi9 neo @eora Bran.
oe5. ga, ban gif eno0a nioere, i0et
ban paaitoo, at oct bar life for meget
at iige, at @eorg @ranoes baooe re.
oct oanif llng0om JON en- Mare, og
ban erfl9reoe oct ior II @obe0op.
gabe for ben at 9sre 6ront moo Den
foroums 6srer ior at afrpite bette
Wiareriot. 9ette fufioe ipnes iaa me-
get mere m9rfeIigt, iom @eorg9rnn.
oes De anr netop mer og mer toneoe
nationalt Stag og Sarah 0ielien
sieniDnIigt beoe9eOe Jig / inmme aet.
ming.
Sr. Sarah RieIien gift enooa ioa
plot, at ban erfl9reoe, at Nntioens
llngoom n9reoe liae iaa pnrme og
9rbeOige 8elelier for @eorg Bran.
oes iom for 4oam glenidlpger, og
ben foritnrreoes fun | oenne barmo.
niife @efoilie al en- lignenoe 9it.
terbeo iom ben Der biloe gribe Den,
bpis ben itore 9igter bner llge of.
fentIieaioroe tine t~iliparenoe 9e.
t%roatninger.
Waaife er Sr. Saralo IieIiens
getragtninser | iig ieIo life Iaa bar.
moniife, iom De eerne pil gipe iig
lloieenoe of, maoife er De life ian
belt l~ioenifabslsie og ooerIegent Ii.
gegDloige, iom ben iioit 1nfsrte Ito.
taleIie ipnes at Iaoe formooe; tbi
blaoer mo en- SIDE frem | bans BOG,
e%rfarer man, at oct, oct for ling.
oommen g9loer ON, er at trpnge
@eorg granoes.G ppen tiIb1ge til
Den oft operifDgeenbe glaos, Den bar
inotaget / De ififten6e Slpgters
5antoii.
8eo bpilfe Mioler og 40 boilfe
8eie bette er fuIobproet, err maaife
life iaa let at iige; men, bpoo ma
iaa for Reiten mener eIer life me.
ner ON Sr. 0ieIiens 9efeielie til at
opirRoe iom ~llngoommens Orofs.
rer, Ioa er bet ~iiffert nof, at BET iom
ban | fine Oro beteener iom oens
0noonp or 5fef Tet or 5,FFor+ ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
XIV.
1rifolium.

1907 boIbtes ben inore Misfons Somrnermboe
6osIeu, o. ie bopoe ben @Iaoe at bore meo. Meo 9ea'
iun til, at BET fore a2eieri s9fifoIilm" e. ~beliege1toe Der,
No. y bonR WIoo for M6oet, at &aslep bar 6retlbpe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
11n er net Tin

at birfe for nobreoelie al Samiunoets forifeaige Blade.
enbber M abonneut, iot beialer for ct @ar 5orifu0,
fnar gIooet fit til gtbtaar 1910. Oct bill fiae, ban faar
glaOet fra M al iu6til 0ptaor 1911 for griien poa ct
aars announcement 9ette 6~orbinoeIie meo bore for.
ffeIliee liberale Fremietilbnb, og ben oe for ig iar.
oeles gunftiee aarstio maa ssre bet ~forboIospis let net.
OPP M at ifaffe npe Soloers. @i ituIoe genre BABE 1000
Npe Soloere inOen Nptaar, 90 oct oil Oere let NOT, naar
Der tages fat ODER belle 2inien. Der finbes Samhtnoet
ifelge @orsberetningen fra aar 1863 organi7ereoe Me.
%nigbeoer, foruoen ca. 80 Wisiionsplaoier. 1000 M Sol
oere betpoer aIhaa Inn 8 fra buer al Somfunoets 9irf-
iombeoer.
Wl Dc bjelpe os til at naa bette Waal?
SENDER De life olere6e bore IiberaIe 8iIfoar for
abounentiamIere iaa ifrip irafs ON Oplpsning og @bon.
nementsy g~Ianfetter.
Ganiib. 9ntb. Vnbl. Gonie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

.formanoen goitor S. q. Gbriitian.
len JON greit for Den oonife ep..
lutb. Nenigbeo / eriro, So.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-11
BLAisDELL FOR CONGRESS
Rumor tias 1t That His Announce
ment May Soon Be Forthcoming.

Mnot Optic: That Secretary Of
State Alfred Blaisdell, of Minot. will
announce himself as candidate for
congressional honors appears GER
tain. Mr. Blaisdell himself has been
trifie reticent on the subject: but
friends who are i'm close touch with
him believe that an announcement
may be Forthcoming any day. Re-
garding the secretary of states flu
tare plans. a close friend said to an
Optic representative to-day: 81 look
for Mr.. Blaisdell to announce him
self as candidate for congressional
honors almost any day. 1t is true
that Mr.. Blaisdell has time and
again said that ne was out of poli-
tics; but his friends have been after
him strong to reconsider. We who
have watched Mr.. Rlaisdell's work
as secretary of state know his abili-
ty, and there is no question but that
he would receive the strongest kind
of support should he run for con.
gress. believe we can look for an
announcement from the secretary
within the very near future.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-11
The Same Old Story.

Bismarck Tribune. Nov. 5th: A
former member of the legislature
who attended the United States dis
trict court at DEVILS Lake made a
count of all the beer cases put off of
the express car between Fargo and
DEVILS Lake at the few stations
where stops were made. His count
was 1877 cases. and the express mes
senger told him that it was not an
unusual number for that train. He
also counted the cases of empty bot
ties at these stations until the total
got so large that he was unable to
retain it in his memory. This gen.
tleman is a total abstainer, and has
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-11
Rainbow Upside Down.

Not very many persons have ever
seen an inverted rainbow, although
the phenomenon sometimes appeara
At the Italian geodynathic observatory
Of Rocca de Papa not long ago the d.
rector and party OF visitors were
fortunate enough to see one. The
morning was showery. and as the
party looked down from an elevation
Of 1900 feet they saw in the Cam
pagna perfect rainbow with its con-
cave side up. the middle point bearing
to the northeast. From the Ethel
tower In Paris one has also been seen,
in this case the rainbow being dou-
bic and extending above and below
the horizon to form two concentric
circles nearly complete. Generally the
inverted rainbow is to be seen only
In the mountains and then very rarely.
The phenomenon, Of course. is duo
merely to the position Of the observer,
which must be above the refracting
agent instead OF below.-Pathfnder
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-11
Too Much MuscIe.

A young highland plowboy was pes
tering female servant with his ua-
welcome attentions, and one day he
proposed. At this instant the pair
(they were walking in the fields) came
upon another servant, a man, sleeping
instead Of working. The lassie, a
brawny wench, seized stick and beat
the idler till he roared. When he had
SUNK on to his duty the swain re-
marked admiringly:
Ma certie, lassie, but ye cud we'll
manage yer childer."
AYE. or their father" replied the
girl, with significant look.
The lover turned pale.
"Ma lass" he gasped. II JUST re-
membered ma auld mither at hame.
I'm her only laddie, and I think it's ma
RIGHT for me tae MARRY while she's
alive. w-w-when she dees I'll come
back an MARRY ye."
And as he got safely away he said
fervently, MAY the Lord alloo ma
mither to live as lang as me!'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-11
pesplx lntsre,s.d,

The play was one Of Shakespeare's
tragedies. Mrs. Simmons and her little
boy, having been unable to secure
seats in the parquet. We're well located
In the front row Of the first balcony,
where they could see better and hear
almost as we'll as IL they had been
farther forward on the main floor.
Mrs. Simmons was agreeably surpris-
ed at the interest that Bobby appeared
to take in the somber drama. He sat
leaning forward. with his elbows on
the cushioned railing in front Of him,
resting his head on his hands, deeply
absorbed. As the curtain went down
on tho first act he Strengthened up.
well, dear. how do you like Shake
speare" asked his mother. "Are you
enjoying the play?"
Mamma" said Bobby with the air
Of one who has made a great discov-
cry, "there are sixty-nine men here
that have got bald spots on top Of
their heads! I've counted 'em I've
times!"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-11

The country newspapers are al
ways ready and willing to give their
space for the advertising of farm
ers' Institutes. Frequently these in
stitutes are held at time of the
week when the rural publishers and
their help are rushed getting ready
for press, and do not find it possible
to spare man for several hours to
sit in a hall and listen to talks a
good part of which he does not I'M
derstand sufficiently we'll to give an
interesting and instructive write
up of it. There is no doubt that
these Institutes are doing a world of
good; and, if through the country
press clear and concise summary
of the talks of the instructors and
the experience of the farmers could
be given, those farmers who are un-
able on account of distance or for
other reasons to be present would
be greatly benefited. 1t would
seem that, if the institute system is
of sufficient Importance to have a
considerable sum of money spent in
sending out able and competent in
structors. it would pay to have
some one with the instructors versed
in farming matters who could pre-
pare copy that would be gladly pub
lished and would reach the absent
ees, much to their advantage. These
thoughts came to us when reading
some very clear and interesting re-
ports of the farmers Institutes re-
Gently held OH the Missouri Slope
published in the Bismarck Tribune.
There's somebody travelling with
Prof. Hoverstad and his assistants
who knows what he is writing about
and tells it in the Tribune in good,
clear newspaper English.