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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08
Telegramy zagraniczne

Madryt. s pazdziernika. - Ma
rychle zakoaczenie wojny z Kaby
lami bynajmniej sic ME zanosi -
swiadcza o tenn miedzy 'innemi
slowa prezydenta ministrow Maui
~ wypowiedziane przy kohcu je-
dnego z posiedzei gabinetu a
mianowicie, ze jeneral Marina,
giownodowodzacy wojskami hisz-
panskiemi W Marokko, TAX dlugo
ME rozpocznie dalszych krokow
zaczepnych, jak diugo ME dosta-
ME posAk6w.
- z Melilli nadesz}a tn wiado-
nose, ze jeneral Marina wyda} jak
1ajostrzejsze zarzadzenia, ma wy
oadek jakichkolwiek rozruchow
v armii. Kazda awantura, chocby
7aimniejsza uwazana bedzie "a
b,mt odpowiednio karana' t. j.
kara Smierci.
Hiszpanie umacniaja swe sta
nowisko pod Nador Zeluan.
Wzdiuz linii szancow ustawiaja
armaty - kolej odbudowuja.
Paryz, s-go pazdziernika. -
ITiszpahslti poseS W Paryzu zape-
wnia rad francuski, re W progra-
mie hiszpanskiej polityki marok-
konskiej ME zaszfa zadna zmiana.
Paryz, s-go pazdziernika. =
Przew6dca republikanow Alexan-
dro lie Roux wyrazi sic W jednym
interwiew6w, &e rewolucya W
Hiszpanii jest mozliwa, koniecz-
na i {atwa do przeprowadzenia.
Krol Alfons, ME lubiany powsze-
chnie z wyjatkiem przez wojsko.
Monarchie w Hiszpanii mozna D.
wazac "a nieistniejaca, Francuscy,
socyali$ci planuja agitacye ma
rzecz rewolucyonisty Ferrer'a. Je-
dno ze gromadzeh urzadzonych
ma czesc Ferrer'a rozwiazano,
gdyz zaprotestowanc tam przeciw
wiezieniu osadzaniu jego sprawy
przez sad wojenny. Poznym VIE
czorem porozlepiano na bulwa-
rach plakaty: Mnichy z2daja gio-
wy Ferrer'a".
Paryz, s-go pazdziernika. -
Minister spraw wewnetrznych
Pichon pociagnal do surowej cd
powiedzialnoSci jenerala DANA
de'a, ktory W sposob krytyczny,
a przytem ostry wyrazh sic ar
mil hiszpanskiej i calej wojnie W
Marokko. Minister wychodzi z
zalozenia, re oficerowi ME wolno
mieszaG sic do polityki.
Paryz, s-go pazdziernika.
Wyw6z francushch produktow
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych wzra-
sta. Ostatni tydzien swiadczy o
eoraz to wiecej stale wzrastaja-
cej konsuincyi produkt6w francu-
skich przez Ameryke.
Londyn, 8 pazdziernika. = Po-
Erednictwo krola Edwarda W
sprawie budzetowej spelzio ma
niczem, gdyz scierajace sic par
tye liberalow j t1nionistow' chcia-
lyby ma tie walk budzetowej "a
latwic inne rachunki partyjne, a
nadto unioniSci spodziewaja sic
wiele po mozhwych nowych wy
borach wiec tez dali swoim przy-
w6dzcom polecenie ME czy-
nienia niczego, ooby moglo pre-.
szkodzie rozpisaniu ponownych
wybor6w. Liberali natomiast
sl3onni sa do zgody twierdzac, ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08
PoaIady.

- A, kochana pani Anzelmowa!
Jake zdrowie dzieci?
-. Dziekuje pani, wybons tylko
jeszcze najmiodszy, trzyletni. nieehs'
tnie jezdzi ma bicyklu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08
Spor rosyjsko- -niemiecki.
JENERA1 UKARANY.
Francuskie wyroby w Ameryce.
WaIka O budzet.
za1Obna manifestacya W Serbii.

angielskOniemiecka @ Cay szereg
eksplOzy- Strajk tramwaOwc6w- Dr. Cook mowWezienle
bezp{atna KOnwencya spaWie ma
rodOwych kana86w Cyganewcz pOkOnal ae
tow w obronie w6dkL = Wiecej kadet6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08

wzlotow.
Wczoraj ustalono przebyte od-
legloSci poczem balony W szcze-
golnosci: St, Louis III $50, In
diana 525, Cleveland 45s, Univer-
sity City 1875, N. York 145, Po-
mery $50, Hoosier 169 i Centcu-
NAL 4S5 mil.
St. Louis, Mo-, 8 pazdziernika.
= Przy zgromadzonych 100000
widzach dokonaI wzlotu Curtis.
Jednakowoz szczeScie mu ME slu-
zy}o, DO po przebyciu 200 jardow
musial przerwac lot, gdyz maszy-
ma ulegfa uszkodzeniu. Curtis "a
pewnia, re maszyna w "A godzi-
mach bedzie naprawiona re be-
die m6gi dokonac wzlotu. Jesz-
cze fatalniej wypadi lot Ozmonta,
kt6ry majac farmanowski aero
plan ME mog4 paru metrow w
powietrzu przeleciec, gdyz' motor
okazaI sic "a sfabym.
New York, N. Y, 8 pazdzierni-
ka. = Prawie ma obszarze jednej
mill kwadratowej ma zachodniej
stronie miasta nastapily wczoraj
liczne, jedne Po drugich, W krot-
lcich odstepach czasu nastepujace
eksplozye. Byiy to wybuchy ga
z6w kloakowych, ktore niewia-
domej przyczyny zapalily sic. -
Pokrywy kanalowe jedna po dru-
giej wylatywaly w powietrze.Prze
sz{o tuzin osob zostaIo uszkodzo-
nych przez te wybuchy. Najdot-
kliwszych obrazen doznal sic
dmioletni Emil Miller. Stal on ma
pokrywie kanaIowej, nagle ma
stapif wybuch biedny chiopak
wraz z poIrywa wyleciai na.kilka
metr6w w powietrze. Poniewaz
gazy wyrzucily go W gore W kie-
runku prostopadlym,wiec tez spa
dajac znalazi sic blisko kanalowe-
go otworu, z ktorego buchai p}o-
mieniami gaz. Chlopak .doznal
wielu poparzeh.
Denner, Cool, s.fpazdziernika.
Z tNtejszego wiezienia zbiegl
Oskar E. Artur Dryer alias
Oskar E. Droege, trzymany W
Sledczem wiezieniu z powodu
sprzeniewierzenia $4,000. Pre-
piIowal on krate, a kiedy wspolto-
warzysze siedzacy w tel samej
kazni chcieli mu przeszkodzic,
zmusn ich rewolwerem do zanie-
chania wszelkich alarmowych
krokow. ,Dotychczas ME ujeto u
ciekiniera.
Omaha, Nebr., 8 pazdziernika.
= Dotychczas jeszcze ME nasta-
piio porozumienie z funkcyonary7
uszami tramwajowymi, kt6rzy W
1iczbie CORA 1000 strajkuja Cd
paru tygodni. Mimo daleko ida
cych ustepstw chlebodawc6w
strajhujacy ME maja do Mich zau-
fania wzdragaja sic powrocic do
piracy, bez nalezytej gwarancyi.
Kansas City, Mo-, 8 pazdzierni-
ka. = DR.. Fr. A. Cook znany ba-
dacz strefy arIctycznej przybyl tn
wczoraj popoludniu, ably wyg}osic
odczyt. Komitet urzadzajacy
przyjecie wyiechai naprzeciwko
niego, az do St. Louis. w mie-
scie naszem urzadzono korowod
kwiatowy' ma czele kt6rego jechal
DR.. Cook.
w ciagu wieczoru wygiosil on
move ma temat dotarcia do biegu-
ma p6lnocnego, W ktorej ME wspo-
mnial ami sIowkiem o swoim spo-
RE Pearym. Poznym wieczo-
rem odjechal on do Chicago.
Cincinnati, O., 8 pazdziernika.
= Tutejszy sad rozpatrywal cie-
kawa w swoim rodzaju sprawe
falszerstwa monet dokonanego
przez bylego nauczyciela Villa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08
Kronika Chieagoska
Cook, odk7yUca biegunO p63noc-
neqo ~ CHICAGO.

DIS mieczorem przybywa do
miasta naszego DR.. Fryderyk A.
Cook, znakomity odkrywca biegu-
ma p6}nocnego i wieczorem pre-
mawiac bedzie ma temat swej pod
ROXY W olbrzymiej sail YCollise-
um". Gosci6 bedzie Cooka klub
Hamilton, burmistrza miasta re-,
prezentowa6 bedzie rzecznik kor-
poracyjny Brundage, kt6ry tez be
die przewodniczacym zebrania.
Znakomity odkrywca przybedzie o
1880 ma stacye Park Row kolei
Illinois Central, skad automobi-
lem uda sic do coliseum, gdzie
$50 rozpocznie odczyt o swej
podr6zy, po kt6rym zaraz zn6w
odieidaa do Detroit; ostatni od-
czyt wyglosil Cook W Kansas Ci-
ty. Prawdopodobnie/ /pozniej przy-
jedzie Cook do Chicago ma czas
dluaszy, oBecnie ME pozwala mu
tu zatrzymac sic -d}uiej wytknieta
ruta jego odczytowej pOdr6iy.
Spodziewae sic naleay, re dzisiej-
sly odczyt Cooka sciqgnie do sa-
Ii coliseum" tlumy publiczno-
Sci!
Sprawy maejshTe.
Wczoraj W ratuszu gruchne}a
wiesc ,,hiobowa": oto kontroler
mieiski Wilson robi formalny
wniosek do Rady miejskiej, ably
wszystkim funkcyonaryuszom miej
skim cd burmistrza do ostatniego
pacholka zniiyc pensye 10 pro-
cent, bo tylko W ten jedyny spo-
sob da sic W przysz3orocznym bu-
dzecie zwiazae koniec z koncem.
Kontroler zwoluje szef6w depar-
tament6w poszczegolnych ma nara
de W tel sprawie; do 1890 b. M,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18
AAKER'o BUSINESS COLLEGE.

School will close for the HOLIDAYS on
Thursday, Dec. 2S, and open again on
Tuesday morning, Jan. 4.
The attendance during the past
term is the best in the history of the
school and indications point to a full
house after the holidays.
There has been no sickness among
the students, so work has progressed
without interruption.
Term examinations come on durins
the last days of the term.
Five new Smith Premiers. six new Il
G. Smith, and four new Underwood
typewriters have been added to the
equipment during the term.
Nine diplomas were sent out Thurs
day to graduats from one or both OF
the courses.
The basketball team played its first
match game Wednesday evening at
the Y. M. C. A. and defeated The For
UNI team % to 20.
The Literary society will give one
of its regular programmes Saturday
evening at 1880. The programme
consists of readings, vocal and instru-
mental music and an address by Pro-
fessor Aalser on Education in Our
School
Miss Fauske did clerical work for
Hatcher Bros. on Friday and Cecil
Rose went into position as stenog-
rapher for Mr.. Marshall, candidate for
u. S. senator Mr.. Marshall also en-
ployed an A. B. c. during the cam
paign two years ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18
PUBLICATION NOTES

There is the first of q new Ralph
Henry Barbour story In the January
St. Nicholas, and 1t starts right off
with new boy in boarding school and
some football complications. Kings
ford, Quarter" is the title OF it,; and
Relyea is making the pictures. as he
has for more OF Mr.. Barbour's stories.
There is the usual seasonabIe store of
rhymes and pictures, stories and
sketches, and, almost best of all, the
Brownies again. Palmer Cox tells
about The Brownies Quilting Bee,
this time; and there will be more Of
the fun and adventures all through the
year. The Century Co.. Union Square,
New York: SO.
Women writer's make The Delineator
for January the most important OF the
nidwinter magazines. Mrs. Philip ~.
Moore, president Of the General FEEDER
alton OF Women's clubs. explains what
the club women of the United States
expect to accomplish during 1910. Ma
rie Rappold, the grand opera star. who
achieved fame without foreign train
ing, tells how l Blazed the Way for
American Singers. Mabel Potter Dag
gett gets down to bedrock In Suffrage
Enters the Drawing Room, in which
she gives intimate pictures OF the
leaders In the new women's movement.
Nine. Teresa carreno, the celebrated
musician, gives her Interpretation Of
Edward MacDowell's Barcarolie. The
clever writer. Minnie j. Reynolds. has
study of the liquor question, and in
Gone Dry puts down some rather start
ling facts. The Butterick Publishing
Co, Butterick Building, New York: 81
An original conception ins Christ
mas greeting is found upon the cover
Of the National Magazine for Decem-
ber. It Is the first OF series Of I'm
Gle Sam covers planned for 1910. In
full uniform he Is represented dragging
home a generous sized Christmas tree,
with a smile on his face that portrays
the good uatured and prosperous
Santa Claus. In his hand is shown the
axe with which he has captured the
Yuletide trophy. The National sparklea
with the Christmas spirit and even
the stern dignity OF ofFiciaIdcm at
Washington, In the glow OF Christmas
good cheef, Il portrayed by Editor Joe
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18

| there is an increase in lawlessness Is
shown by the fact that during the
past fourteen years there have been
zs,UOU more persons murdered than
there were deaths from the battles Of
the Civil war. In the United States.
twice as many divorces are annually
given as in all other Christian coun-
tries combined. This country leads
the world in the traffic In white slaves.
The forceful presentation OF these
subjects gave the audience much to
reflect upon and showed plainly evil
tendencies which greatly need TO be
checked.
Mrs. Creegan was hostess to Pauline
and Dorathea Powell and the faculty
children on last Wednesday afternoon.
The little folks reported a grand
time
Rev d. s. Shaw OF MInot was a very
welcome college visitor Thursday.
900
DR.. Tilden conducted TUESDAYS
chapel and gave an excellent and help
full address Just suited to young peo-
pie.
DR.. Huntley '04, was a college visit
or last week. His many friends wish
him the best of success in his new
field of practice at Leonard, N.
900
The final preliminary for the st.
olaf's debate Will be neld in the
chapel Saturday evening. The public
is invited.
On Saturday evening of last week
the freshman class was royalty enter
tatned at the home Of President and
Mrs. Creegan. A few other guests
were also present. AT the close Of
the evening the president, in a few
fitting words, expressed the pleasure
of Mrs. Creegan and himself in meet
Ing the freshman class in a body and
added tnat three years from next June
he hoped to meet them all again and
to give each the diploma OF Fargo
college.
On Thursday, Dec 21, Miss PerIey
will entertain her department at
German party held in the chapel. Dur
ing the evening a short German
Christmas choral service will be pre-
sented This will consist OF popular
Christmas songs by the club, under
the direction of Mr. Stephens and a
few special selections by members of
the German department.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

An open meeting OF the Aiethlan
Literary society, to which the public
is Invited, will be held in the chapel
beginning at 1880 next Monday even
ing. The following programme viii
be rendered:
Roll call.
Quotations from famous authors.
Organ solo, Faith Gardner.
Recitation, Marion Frazier.
Paper, Possibilities of Mars being
Inhabited, Edith Colwell.
Athletic Review of f. c. for 1903.
VIM. q. Crandall.
Grafton, Beulah Amidon.
Debate: Resolved that the power
of the speaker OF the house OF repre-
sentatives be limited to that of a
presiding officer. Affirmative, Floyd
e. Mushburger, Jessie Buchanan;
negative A. G. Deane, Caro- Buchanan.
Defamation, Claire Gardner.
Vocal Solo, Laura Cooper.
Critique, Miss True.
On last Tuesday evening President
and Mrs. Creegan entertained the
senior, junior and sophomore classes.
The time passed most pleasantly in
examining a rare collection of foreign
pictures. listening to recitations, the
glee club, and in singing by all. De-
licious refreshments and a. few re-
marks by the president closed a de-
lightful and long to-be remembered
occasion.
the second year preparatory class
and their faculty member, Professor
Beaven, were happy guests last Tues
day at the home Of Royal Drummond.
After an evening of pleasant diver
sions, Mrs. Drummond served choice
refreshments and the young people
departed with merry hearts and with
another pleasant memory to cherish.
700
The first number of the college Y.
M. G. A. course was given last week
Rev. G. r. Adams delivered, to those
who were so fortunate as to be pres
.ent, one of the most scholarly ad-
dresses that has been given in the
chapel. The speaker discussed some
Of the i'll omens Of the present day
and showed how the United States
was, in some respects, like Rome in
the period of her decay. Conditions
which should cause us considerable
concern were,--that one hundred men
control the money power of this
country, that there is disproportion-
ate admiration for brute strength and
too great love of amusement. That
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18

WIRELESS

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have Probably few people ninety
developed here in the Gnd sta4 e
sn5 ] ,s the & science and the business
about sixty wireless telegraph stations on
land stations located twenty drerent states the
also CUBA Porto Rico and the Phlppines
than one hundred Much OF P @ wireless plants number more
- IN h dr without the ala OF this apparatus and the
~ comes to the commercial
irresponsible for steamships in the
Of the employ regularly The dyeops5t
among SHIPS plying along % Re Atlantic s ssSsy an tor o on the Pacific
land stations Of the system multiplying number daily
their equipment may be put 1t
Chicago Many plants Unques
steamships Republic and Faorda a m m @
impetus to the development Of the system this
osd vessel the prompt securing saving
mid mid a messages the ques
through instance @ @ m not S only may money be transferred by
operation of the law mand or
sh st @ s IT, Ta be men men 1 at the head Of the big Eng
scheme already successfully tested for establishing
ousnly appreciate their with il
with supply being greater than the
equipped with wireless and COMMUNICATIVE be % b @
and the markets is kept too big
one OF the most interesting achievements by the wireless
Ie from @ the nsSinS M Of vessel and was injured No board
shore station and then
followed the man improved and the shin peed"g on b ]
The world had been laughing not little
of the wireless the thing
tors by the technical institutes and the
department this opening next college
year o % s ,u r .h nsp f ut0ns % wiz doubtless follow
are being reduced and the poats
doubinE Thomas
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18

successful breeders are presented in a
popular way.
Feeds and Feeding Thirty lectures
ON the needs of young, growing, fat
tening, milk producing and working
animals are considered as well as the
care and management of each, the
range Of North Dakota food products
being kept constantly in mind
Veterinary Sixty lectures explain
ing the structure of the animal body
and Its functions and discussing the
more common ailments, the aim being
to show the methods of handling dis
eased animals that may be applied by
anyone not having had special train
ing.
Soil Physics Sixty lectures in prac-
ticai work In soil cultivation, manur-
ing and crop rotation. Also the origin
of the soil, the relation of water, air
and heat and the preservation OF soil
moisture are considered.
Gas Engineering -Thirty-six hours.
describing the mechanism and meth
DDS of handling gas and other internal
combustion engines.
Steam Engineering-Si lectures
on the construction, care, manage
ment and adjustment of the steam
engine.
Engineering Practice--With both
of these courses in engines, opportun-
ity is afforded for practice work one
day each week.
Farm Accounts-Twenty-f four exer-
cises in elementary bookkeeping, Civ
that are becoming so necessary to the
wide awake farmer.
Farm Mechanics-Sixty lectures
covering sele- ion of building site, the
arrangement OF different farm build
ings, together with plans, specifiea-
tions and estimates. Drainage and ir-
rigation, are considered as well as the
construction, care and use of the var
ious kinds of farm implements
Agricultural Botany-Sixty lectures
with forty eight hours laboratory
work in the selecting. curing, storing.
testing and treatment of seed and in
the botanical principles of crop ro-
tation.
Farm Crops--Sixty lectures descrip-
tive Of the different varieties of cuIti-
waited grasses and grains, the meth
DDS of seeding and handling and their
adoption to different conditions of
soil, moisture and climate. Practice in
judging corn ard other grains is q
part of this work.
Horticulture-Thir hours on trees
and tree planting, with consideration
of the fruits and vegetables best
adapted to North Dakota conditions.
Shop-Tn the shop, each student is
given seventy-two hours in the prac-
tice of wood or iron work, as he may
select
Arithmetic and English--Classes in
arithmetic and English will be offered
at almost every hour in the day. This
work Will be graded and a student
may substitute work In English or
work in arithmetic for any of the
subjects prescribed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18
RTH DAKOTA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS |

president, Vincent Lowell; secretary,
Miss Stella Duncan; treasurer. CIar-
ence Woltzin; sergeant at arms: Miss
Blanca Dean. This is a god corps OF
oIncers and we congratulate the class
upon its wisdom.
Professor Pope went 70 Towner
with the school stereopticon on wed
nesday and operated the machine for
lecture given there by. Supt. b. J.
Kern Of Illinois. We are glad to be
OF service In this or In any other man
ner. An effort was made to secure
Mr.. Kern for Mayville, but IL was not
successful because his programme wa
already made and could not be
changed.
A programme will soon be given in
the literary society by members OF the
faculty.
In IT'S recent meeting. the faculty
recommended Miss Edna Younguuist
for graduation at the end of the term.
she is a strong student and viii be
available for q position after the holi-
days. We are quite sure that she will
be very successful as a teacher.
The fall term is now about at it's
close and IL has been one OF the roost
satisfactory ever experienced here,
Hearing and housing the students has
given no worry. There is. however.
one serious defect In the M rmal plant
yet and that is the lack ef ventilation
In the recitation rooms. There should
be- an appropriation for Installing an
adequate system for ventilating. No
me can do good work on poor air.
Neither can we ventilate by opening
the outside windows
The board of management met In
regular session on Tuesday and trans
acted the regular routine of business.
The December Bulletin is now OUT
and contains an article read by Presi-
dent Hillyer before the department Of
normal schools of the National Edu
cational association. This article con-
tains, we believe, sound doctrine and
should be read by all leaders in edu-
cation in North Dakota and the legis-
lators as we'll
The department Of exrI ession gave
Its first recital on Wednesday after
noon. This was a semi public affair,
each pupil having the privilege of in
viting one guest. AS this. goes to the
paper before the occasion we cannot
describe the several features, but will
do so in another issue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18
Saturday Courses.

Carrying out President Mcvey's
policy OF making the university serve
az many people as possible. the fol-
lowing courses have been arranged for
the benefit OF teachers. They will be
given on Saturday morning, and will
begin after the holidays. The teacn-
ers of Grand Forks and adjacent
towns can spend their Saturdays at
the university and receive credit for
the work they do. From e:s0 to 10:s0
they can take the teachers class in
school management. attend convoca-
tion from 10:SO to 1850 and meet
with the teachers class In cultural
English from 1880 to 1880.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18

Chapple in his own congenial way. The
Chapple Publishing Co, Boston: $3.50.
The January issue OF The Techni-
cal World Magazine has a feature
story, On Trail of the Tiger. The is-
sue contains popular science and
mechanics supplement OF great inter-
est and there are many excellent arti-
cles of special interest. The Techni-l
cal World Co., 575s Drexel avenue,
Chicago: $3.50.
The December Engineering Digest
contains many interesting facts on
scientific and industrial progress It's
readers are kept thoroughly posted on
all the latest things relating to engin-
eering and applied sciences. The
Technical Literature Co, 220 Broad
way, New York: So.
The Ten story Book for January has
ten snappy little things, that win de-
are no essays, nothing heavy. The
Daily Story Publishing Co. $50 Mon
roe street, Chicago: 81.
The Hesperian for the coming quar-
ter has several feature stories that will
entertain the perusers. Alex NJ. De-
Menil, Seventh and Pine streets, st.
Louis: so cents per year.
The December Modern Constitution
contains many Illustrations OF beauti-
ful homts and articles on new meth
DDS of construction and how to pro-
perly use new materials. Max Il.
Keith publisher, Lumber Exchange,
Minneapolis: s2.
The January issue OF Van Norden's
Magazine does some investigating into
the Panama canal and contains an
article condemning tht entire work
and plan. It also contains story on
the sugar Investigations. The Van
Norden Magazine, 12 Thirty third
street. west, New York: $3.50.
O. q. wall. formerly a resident OF
Minnesota and now Of Friday Harbor
Wash, has issued tragic and inter-
esting account OF the Sioux Indian
massacre In Minnesota. He was a
member OF the famous Co. q. Fifth
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18
Attended funeral.

Professor Pease and Maxwell An
derson attended the funeral of John
Mikkelson at Caledonia last Thursday
Professor Pease, who was Mr.. Mil1kel-
sons faculty advisor, represented the
faculty, and Maxwell Anderson the
sophomore class. Both the university
and the sophomore class sent floral
tributes. Mr.. Mikkelson died from
coal gas poisoning as a result of a
defective fiue in the room where he
slept. He was respected alike by
students and teachers. His quiet, un-
assuming fidelity to his work won the
respect OF his teachers and friends.
He was the kind of young man the
state could not afford to lose.