davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
Gin He&OrOGug.
Grille @risbt Isst nit isinem aerO
pIan etuG 20 Weeilen in ciner
Stgn0e 20 Nsinnten mub 45
SefnnOeH surad.
steist sn idnuinOelnOsr SObs.
@ui6ington 20. syuIi.

SSdlBngtolt, ~. SSltlt.
Der befannte 2uffihifier Srpine
g9rigbt erreihre ieine @Ian5Ieiitune.
ais er ipdbrenO oes Rahmittages bel
Sort Nlper cine Sabrt unternabnl,
Die cine StunSe. 20 Ditnuten uno 40
Sefun0en 0nuerte. Gie Snbrt mar
nidt MIR tpeeen ibrer Qdnae bemer-
tensauertb, ion0ern aud fpegen Der
erreihten @eihpinoiateit, Ieefe bod
Oas 2uitidiff ihdtungsareiie in Sieier
3eit anndbern0 20 Wieilen 5uriid.
pdbreno es iih mebrnaIs 5n einer
0obe pon 260 bis $50 ,Sub erbob, ser
bohite &ruft. Oen je cine 9uitgleit.
moihine in Nieiem 9an0e erreihte.
Dab Der Center bic WiGlhine unter
oonitdnOiser aontroue bate, be-
mics er 0oourh. Dab er oreimal III
Der Suit Die 30hl 8 beihrieb.
Ole 5abrt ging lpunoerbor aIait
BON Staten unO Oos 9uitidliff ihoB
5eitrpeiie 10 ihnel oobin oaB oen
Enuien0en bon 3uifauern bel Dem
@eOanfen an eiuem lIniaa 0as Ser5
bober ihIug.
0ie 9riioer @iIbur uuO Groiuc
@rigbt bdtten aniheinenO beihIoiieu.
einen ldngeren Slug 5u unter.
nehmen. oenn lie brnhten sic Wfa,
ibine idon fuw nah 5.llbr aus oem
Sduppen. Tie @orbereituneen fir
Oen Slug nahmeu dber ldnseer 8eit
in glnipruh, iooaB es idon $40 ltbr
ipor, ais Der 9lnfitieg begunn. Tie
9eiitungeu Der Iuidine mdbreuo oes
Sluges nnren Oerart, OoB tie obne
3aueiieI oie non Der Reeierung ge.
Observation-Disclosures bate
erfiiuen fonnen: 8iini Nieilen gero.
oen 5luses bin uro giriid uno sic
Wlitnabme zines 9aiiagiers.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
paUne gefiigig.
Der Siibrsr 6es Sauiss in Der sarif.
aRseIessRbeit Idft iidl Bonn 1rdE.
OeHteH Gait abersengeH, Oaf er
i'm lInredlt tit.
@albinatOn. q. ssuIi.

@nlbingtou, q. Ssllli.
Ger RoniererBauslhnB Der beioen
Sauier oes aongreiies. an oen Die
SarifuorIage perluieien DurOe, madIfe
wGbreno oes Cages betr1ttlihe SSori.
ihritte in ieinen @rbeiten. Die ae.
Ipannte Stimmung. bic iid Iesten
Nontag 10 iebr beIierfbar mahte,
lheint gan5lih eelAwunOeu 5u lem.
Wan bette segloilbt, OaB 0ie 9altuna
gnpHes, Der i'm Snus oie ,Siibrune
mabrenO Der Sarifoebatte batte, ole
srbeiten iebr eridtperen, penn niht
nrInoglih MADDEN piiroen. aber man
bate iih eetduid]t, oeurl pon ieiuer
Seite ipur oen Den 9eratWn9en feline
SiTOernille in ben 8eg gelegt. aller-
oinss tamen oum MIR 8olldee 5ur
gerotbune, Die fueoer bon Der einen
rod Der nnOernSeite beftis beauitau.
set meroen. Gieie neriObulihe GAL
tinq 9opne's miro oireft aAf Die
8enriibungen Des BraliOcnten Cart
5uriidgefiibrt, Der am OeriloneHeli
9lbemO nrit ieineni sluto Dor &anne's
@ohmlna porfirbr unO ibn obne Sei-
teres 81 elmer llneeren Spa5ieriGbrt
mffs 9onO entfiibrte, rpdbrefnO Der er
sen Serrn in ieiner befannten iTber-
SeltgenOcn Meiie bearbeitete. nit Dem
9feiultat, oaB Sapue nun uta geIii-
giger tit.
@oibingtoH, 21 Syilli.
gaahrihten, 0ie in oas aapitol ee.
Iongt iinO, iageu, 0aB Scr &rdiiOent
nitt eenug Stinunci SAiammenge.
bradt bat, I'M 9dute uno 8oblen aitf
oic 6reiliite Su ieseit uno oaB Der
Rcnieren3beridt. penn Sdlte uro
9oblen biueinsaogen, bonn Senat
oerDorfen per0en 1uiir0e. 0as ein5i.
&C Sinoernib. oas einem 8OmpronriB.
beridt I'M @ege itebt. oiirb BEN 81.
iener5 un0 Del alif Die 6reIllite geett
puuoen uno Der 3on mti aOble, Sol5
i,Ho 01lte ermdbigt tDiiroe, lou Der
glbaeoronete 9opue iein, Der gor-
IibenOe 0es 2onites fur Nsittel uno
geeac uno Der Gitbrer Der aouferen5'
mitglieOer aus Dem glbeeorOaeten.
bauie. @enn er iih ipeigern ioate,
eineu geridJt su iulter5eihnen, fafln
feiner eenlodt iperoen. God boffen
Sic aonferen5ngitglieOer, ooB iie oen1
9raii0enten bel Dem am glbeH0 M
ggeiben Sairie ftattfinoenOen Diner
mittbeiiel fonnen, Dab Die aonfererj
eiieners uno Sel nIf Die 6reiIilte ee'
iett bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
gsoIIsnbrldl in n5rSIidsngsIsepniin.
aytHpaufee, @is., q. eSfli.

aeilwautee, @is., 21. eyltli.
gon aTbIauo Miro gemeI0et. epSt
IN Lester gsndJt beruriad,te Elm @oI.
Eenbrlih i'm n0r0liden ggisconiin
fdpueen Sohidc0en. Gpr Gsiamn,t.
herssrIt Miro $500, 900 betraaen qie
Araitanldse am 4sbite 5fiDer, oie Dor
z ssdbren erbaut ;Uur0e, lit bolitan.
zig ousgcDaiten. Eie gnIaae lie.
ferte 4iblano 2idt. uno Scr gerIuit
iDiro aui 100000 geidDapt. 9ie
Sta1tsiiidbrutnuftalt be 9nwieI0 1T
beinaEe fDesgapGihen, H1o giuiouen
pon 6iiteH jiH0 III oen See aeipIit.
Ter @erlilft tes Stn0tss miro oroB
iein, 0a Die Seid1e 5eritort iin0. Die
9liae Der 9lortlnUeiterif. gsisconifn
Central, 1ortberu Rorific ln5 Dina.
ho gnbnen iii,o ale ailf3ebalten uno
ron feiner 3ihtii1s tann Elm 3ug in
2fbIoHo binein gelousen. eiien5aan.
asno @ngeTibrAdea alf g2eiIen IN ser
Wunoe iiu0 serit0rt g2an glafbt. 6a5
bte gauo5ner oes T6ales oes gbife
s9iDer iiH 9erett.t ha5gn, obsuobI man
'soon Sish-5ri03e as;s, 6auier iebeH
hnnr. Die nur rch NIT oem Gadls
Gus oe1i g9niisr heroorraaeH. Ter
Eunrui5rlth an B5ite Asoer aeiahr
Get Goanct. nilS 6efien geDohner
~sroga egpmnt. 0aB iie iih rettea
IA Hcgez hak nod nn.
Bor 9aufieto. 1is.. nirD ae,uel
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25

ieit Sdbren Dat bier IN Der gaahbar-
ltoft in Ser lesten sindlt gebauit.
9ie gabnnerbinOung lit geltort.
100000 SUB 8aUriIitanme Ser
Stearns 2rnber gonLpanD BON Ooa-
nab uuroen iiber ole Sperre an Der
geiinoung 0ss Bob SiiOer birapeg-
geriiien.
Eipin 8oIlep, 9inn., q. SuIi.
4efttge 9feeenfdae Deruriadten
elm rieliges Steigen oes 9fice RiDer
uno 0es W1orf Greet. Dos 9orf Sci.
berg, 2 Weeilen peitlih bon bier, iDur-
De iiberihipenunt unO itebt in @e-
fabr iueggefegt 81 lueroen. =
9luf cine giertelmeile iino Ste @e-
Ieiie Der gtortbern ga5ififbabn aIs-
geihtpemrnt, uno es f6nnen feline
3ise auf oieier 8abn nn6 @innipes
fdbren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
edredIides gI6cnteutr init @6Ifsn.
Son Nernar0ino. NaI., ri. SuIi.

Gan UetHutOtnO, Nll., Il. sun.
erid6pit un6 Dem 3uiammen.
brehen nabe oon Ser ihredlihen @r.
iabruno. Die iie gemaht botten. Iang.
ten Trau g8. 8. @efer. Die 5lau ocS
5tationsagenten Der Salt 9Gfe.9a6n
in @reitline, uno ibre elfidbriae God.
ter in ibrem Souie an, nod)oem lie
cine 5iueitdgige gelagerung BON elmer
Shaar gg0lfe auSgebalten batteu
as Stun0en lang aporen tie in elmer
Siitte ouf elmer berloHeuen Sfai.
rand BON ben bungrigeu 9eitien elm.
geidlloiieH gebalteu ipor0en. @dbren0
iEr @otte nno 0ater nit $50 gdbn.
arbeitern nod ibnen iudlte, batten
Die iSrau unO oas Wdohcn nit auiip.
peln 0ie gInariiie Der 80lfe obspebren
nriiiien. 3ie @eitien oeriuhten, ole
gretter, Ore 0ie g91n0e Der Siite Bill.
oeten, los5ureiben uno ourh arasen
uno 8ruben lid bon unten eiuen Aeg
in Oieielbe 5u babnen. Die geioen
ipuroen am WloHtog in einem 81.
itanoe ooliger Grihopfune nufseiun.
Den. Sie batten iih ipdbren0 Der
eon5en 3eit BON eiuer bnrten Hriiite
grot erndbrt, Die Iie in Der Siitte
b0rTan0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
Safss GiHmiidans nidJt ssipiuidt.
ggafbinatort, 21. syuIi.


9as vSoriFoiner~ oes 9rdIIoenten
i'm @eiben SuIs, 81 Dem er Die Siib-
rer Der beioen t0dlrier geIaoen bate,
Il nnrlit ibnen in inforHeller geiie
iiber Die SariToifferen5en 5u beratben,
fam Inn balb II llbr 5n gnoe, obne
OaB 91ennensiDertbes erreidjt tDorDen
mar. Die Aniiften liiro gernOe nod
10 ueridieoen, aIs fie es porber ma
rem. gelr in eineln @unfte fpurOe
Marbeit geihaffen: DAB Der Son.
feren5ausidnlB ieine 9ifferen5en ieLbit
erleoigen muB, obne ginniihung BON
onOerer Seite. 9oh muroe flor ge-
naht., oaB 0ieier gejhlliB nift ge.
faBt nltrOe, neil Die &onieren5rlit.
glieOer ole 9enliibllngen 0es @rdli-
benton Gait nid)t tuiirOigen, ionoern
oab Die ,dlteren Stoatsmdnner~ oas
gerfaiien zines 3olgeletes oIs einen
8anoel betrad)ten. bel Dem Syeoer 10
portbeilbaft ais ln0glib ab8ulhneiOen
Oeriud]t.
Die sSiibrer erfldrten often, oaB,
ipenn oes ASrdiiOenten 5or0erungen
III ole gorInge alrfgenomnen fuiiroen,
oas 3eiultat in Sen bei0en Saitfeen
ni6t pormlsgeingt iDer0en fonne.
IS beiBt, OaB ongeiidts oieier
Stinunlng Der 8r6ii0eutn Die 9aob-
materialienfraae niht Deiter pdb-
reno oes Diners bsriibrte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
Cine meme aOleftiOHsmetbube
ct. Qouis, Wlo., 21. eyuli.

0os gintreiben eialer ibm ongeb-
fih sufonlnenoen Wdflerpropilion
ieiiens 6es Observation-Disclosures
@artin 8. 0oluion NIT Sllie 0es
Heoolpers fiibrte 5ptihen ibm uHO
oem gontier Sunon SeeIig, RrGii.
bent ser SeDings SrlHt Co., 81 ei.
nem augeIDehiel, Der ieooh feinen
5dlooen onrihtete.
0aDion mar n1h Der @nHf gefom.
men, I'm 1855 9roo1ion 5u for0ern,
sic SeeIig niht be5abIen tpoate.
ShlieBlid 5os Ddtrion eineH ReDol.
per, unO Dieiem argument fonnts
5eelia niht DI0erIteben un0 soblte
.0ag 8eIO aus. slls DaDion I'D gum
@e5en menSete, fam es 5u eiHem
4uaelmedTel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25

ReS 6ieIO. z. O., 81. SuIi.
4rei RGuber Oransen friibnlor.
gems in bic Stoatsbanf su 8lsIore,
iuoIih DoH bier, iprensten 6ie Soin.
Sc auf uHo erbeiIteten $500.
Wnn eI1ubte, ooB Oie @auner All;
einem 9nbrsus ibr Gnttommen Be-.
uerfiteuiaten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
Sin @sidldhdlsn.
gdiNngtoH, q. Sui

9YniDHJIuH, q. ayllII.
&c miro bier beriftet, Dab berDor'
roaen0e amer. gantiers Die offentli.
de Shul6 6er Rgpublif Sonourns.
eie etpo 100 Miaionen Dollars be-
traat, fonpertiren polen. 3ieShulo.
iheine befinOen li5 grcbentbeiIs in
enalonO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
edlnISia befmnSeH.
gselp glorf. d. ssltIi.

Cornelius g. Shea, emit grdli-
bent 0es internationalen @erbanos
Der 5ubrleute unO beroorrageroer
glrbeiterflbper. tpur0e bier oes Wioro-
oeriud)s. beganeen an ieiner @eIieb-
ten, alice @nlib, elmer friiberen Obi
cn9oer Speiieipirtbi taftaiGfmdrterin,
ihuloig befunoen.
Die @olib be3eugte, oaB Sbea 5ie
i'm @erlaif zines Mprtipehiels NIT
einem Seoerntelier q Mole 1tah.
Sbea's llrtbeil, Oas bis 6u % Sabre
.3uhtbausb0ft larten mag, piro
ldditen isreitag geiproden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
i NannO 9eiIer. i
GoDinaton. Qa.. 21. oyuIi.

G0DIngton, Ca, q. SSlili.
Sanno 9eiler. friiherer 9rofelIor
Ser 6eutihen Sprahe an Der 8ulane.
llniperiitdt in geap Orleans unO
Ionge Sabre 9srGioent Oes 2lrnerifa-
niihen S1ngerbunoes. itorb bier IN
friiber MtorgeritunOe pIotIih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
crfdiait sinesaI6srt.

Souiton, Seras, 20. SuIi.
3ie Grtinaft grooneu in Oieiem
Staat, Die 200 GinlDobrer 5dbIte, IL
Don elmer 5euersbrunit sdrBIi9 ser-
tort iuoroen.
Oibfoib, Bis., 20. sadt.
Sin grnn0 diferte ben gr6t9sn
Sbeil Oes SC.5Iagers Der Softer 2ctb.
mon 2nrtber 20. Elm, einen 6duDeu
BON ehpa 100000 DeriKiohenA.
D1ebr ais pDei MAaionen Essb Co.'S
IDlrDen serit6rt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
sInfIaarn erhOben.
Wotiefo. IN. 81 {

9SntleIa, gu, T. Jun.
Die .8rObseihOreneH. Die in
9erbinoung nit oem Wiaer SSapler
9ioroiaile stHberufen nuroen, baben
gegen Or 9siaidm Wfiner, SSrni SS-g.
Snpler uno SSobn 3run0en Roroan.
flaseH erboben. Sra @run0en lit ais
glit.elier nnh Der 9bot ongetl1gt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
Weasr miiHen ms gett.
eulobile. NIn-- 21- ollIi

Die goli5eifomniiidre baben Die
8erfiiglHg ge.roffen, oaB Don nun
an ale gteger noG 5ebu llbr 9l5enOs
su SnuIe iein nliiiien. Ner iif nod
oieier Sfunoe nod auF Der StrnBe
6liden IaBt, tDiuo eirgeiteH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
GinhaItsbeiehI aeaen streiEer.
GJoihen, eyn0., q. ss5lil1

ejOlbeii, SSn0., Il. sui.
Der gun0esfreisrihter Vater er.
lieB eiuen einbaltsbeiebI segen bic
itreitenoeu glneeiteIlten Der 12lmeri.
can Steel & Tinplate Co.. Der es
linen perbietet. Ioiten an Den 2In.
laaen oieier @eieaihaft 5u elmpooO.
,n0, aui3ititenen uno einen Grud
auf arbeifstDinige gaidjtgeiUerfibaft.
ler aus5uiiben, ODER .oieie belm ge.
trieb iener anlnge 81 itoren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
9hieaaoer beim Ginbr.dsn .rIdoien.
Can Iponcisco. Gal, 20. Suli.

711N J0uFDIslU, VII, 70. syHII.
Sarrp 9auis. Der geitern Don Obi.
eaoo bier antrai urro pdbreHo Der
gsadt BEL einem Gfr5ruhsoeriua ge.
id,ofien uur6e. 1T seitorben. 2eiDis'
TnutiIie ion I'M Sauie 4144 srairis
ADe.. Gbseaeo, iD0bnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
@rekisnsr.
Qana Rrana y. 9. q. sluIi.

Yong Btdndl 5l. D. q. syliII.
Sier brannten an Der Brighton
aDenue, YUiit,en Der Secoao un0
5oirs ADenue, 5iuei 6oteis uno he.
ben geid,aftsh1uier Hieoer. Ter @e.
ianrntperluit fpiro nlf ettDa 800.
900 DeranldIogt. Die Beritorten So.
tpIs wmen 6as gIITf SouIe uno 0ie
autberiiOe SHH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
RorS usasn eines 9anus.

tloomingion, Su., q. ssiiIi.
Ssm @erlouie eines Streites neaen
zines Gartensoilns nuroe Der 6Ojab.
riae Nib Arnolo DON BEN 52iahriaen
-4aau nola1e Qetootet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25

nant Sutton Ieinen Too fntio. er.
fldrte ouf benz 8eugcritano OaB er
lob, ipie Sutton iidl ieLbit erihob.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
garifOiner.

Die GinIaSnns Srs grGESentsn an
Die 6Hbrer i'm Senat nnb Saus fat
Hiat ben bonn ErGEOenten CT.
bOfften GrfOIg sebabt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25

CssestabSabelOepefoeH Der .x. D. staais,ta 7
Berlin. %. cSIli
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-07
FARGO GIRLS SUCCESS
Musical Courier Tells of Splendid
Voice of Miss Marie Mccormick
of This City.

The current issue of The Musical
Courier, in it's St. Paul notes. under
date OF May 20, has the following to
say Of Marie Mccormick, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Mccormick of this
city:
Marie Mccormick gave her fare
well recital last night at the Angus.
She is going abroad soon. The young
soprano confined her selections to
Schubert. Schumann and Strauss. She
has a beautiful quality in the middle
voice and her low tones are develop
ing power. To the difficult Strauss
song she gave much OF the dramatic
quality necessary; Schumann's beauti-
full cycle, Young Life and Love, espe-
cially, Die Ring, were notably well
done. The sopranos winning person.
alfty counts very much in her suc-
cess, and the audience responded witch
generous applause. She was accom-
panied by Katherine Hoffman. AL
though Mrs. Hoffman is conceded by
leading European critics to be the
finest woman accompanist in Europe,
she has returned to ST. Paul with all
of her old time simplicity of manner.
The cosmopolitan life OF European
capitals with constant opportunities
TO play before critical audiences and
for great artists. have broadened Mrs
Hoffman,s style perceptably. Her
splaying has all its old charm and
power, as well as deeper insight and
greater poise," ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-07
ideal Student IS
NOT Pale OF FACE
TO GET MOST FROM OUR BRAIN
WE MUST HAVE PERFECTLY
SOUND BODY, SAYS DR.. BEARD
TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
GAVE EXCELLENT ADDRESS.

"The ideal student Of today. is not a
;pale-faced. meagre, under developed
physically, sore of a person." said DIR.
iR. A. Beard to the high school grad
tuating class last evening. "That sort
I of person has gone out of fashion
land we have learned that in order to
iget the most from out brains we must
have our bodies well developed to sup
port the brain. 1 arm glad to see this
class Is of the new fashioned sort"
The occasion of the address was the
annual senior class sermon and it was
preached last evening to the entire
class who sat in a body in the center
section of the First Congregational
church. The church had been beauti-
fully decorated with lilacs, the class
flower, by the junior class.
DIR. Beard preached a mastery ad-
dress which will live in the minds and
have influence on the lives of every
one of the students of the graduating
class for whom it was prepared.
Education is much more than
pumping you full of knowledge" said
Dr. Beard. "The primary meaning OF
the word Is a drawing out. It is a
drawing out of your faculties. A de-
Velopment of your natural talents and
building up of your character.
Making character. molding it VIXEN
1t is in its most plastic state, is the
great work Of education. But YOU
nave just begun to make your char
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-07

transformation which will be wrought
In China will so far surDass the trans
formation made In Japan that 1t win
be like an ocean wave beside q drop
in a bucket"
America Is Ia Need.
In the evening DIR. Norcross spoke
about the needs of more missionary
work In America. 1t was while talking
OF the aliens who come to our shores
as well as those who are. debarred
from America that he spoke OF China,s
coming influence on the world He
was In favor OF allowing the Chinese to
come to America that they might be-
come educated in our schools ard be-
come imbued with the idea Of Anaeri-
can ideals which are christian Ideals.
DIR. Norcross Is an optinist and a
humorist and ne gave one OF the most
brilliant addresses ever, heard in the
First Babtist church. He stated that
the world has more good men. more
christianity today than IL ever nad in
its history and declares that the
along every line.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-07
DECISION OF
SUPREME COURT
OF DISTRICT COURT
OF RIcHLAND COUNTY AFFIRM
ED BY STATES HIGHEST COURT
IN APPEAL OF FRANK NJ. FOR
MAN VS.. SIMON p. HEALEY.

In the supreme court filed June s.
1909.
Frank N. Forman. appellant. VS..
Simon P. Healey, respondent.
/. Issuing filing receipt: effect OF:
Issuing filing receipt does not con-
stitute contract between the appli-
cant and the United States, and he
obtains no vested right to the land
filed upon.
2. Refusal to dismiss alleged con-
test:
The land department had power to
order a hearing as to the rights of the
parties to the land in controversy,
and it was not error for the local land
officers to refuse to dismiss the hear
ing on the grounds Of the insuff1ciency
Of the affidavit and notice OF hearing
when both parties appeared and took
part in the proceedings.
3. Commissioners Of general land
Office; power:
land Office has power to cancel an en-
try.
4. Decisions OF land department on
questions of fact final:
The decision of the land department
upon controverted questions of fact in
volved in the cancellation Of an en-
try, and In awarding the land to the
party entitled thereto is Anal and
conclusive, and binding on the courts,
provided, the parties interested have
been heard or nave had an opportunity
to be heard.
S. Opportunity to be heard; rules
of the department.:
Disregard of rules, If any, which
does not result in the denial of the
right or in the loss OF an opportunity
to be heard viii not affect the deci-
sion.
(syllabus by the court.)
Appeal from the district court OF
Richland county: Hon. Frank r. Al
len, J.
Action by Frank N. Forman against
Simon p. Healey.
From a Judgment in favor OF de-
fendant, plaintiff appeals.
Affirmed.
Ink g. Wallace, for appellant.
I Chas. e. Wolfe for respondent.
Opinion by Carmody u. Fisk and
Snalding J. j. concur.
Morgan, G. r., not participating.
Ellsworth, j., concurs specially.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-07
China A COMING
WORLD POWER
NEW ENGLAND MISSIONARY SEC.
RETARlEs, WHO PREACHED
HERE YESTERDAY, RoTR DE-
CLARE THAT CHINA WILL
sTARTLE THE WORLD.

"China, II she makes the same
amount of progress in the next ten
years that sfe has In the past tive,
will be the center Of influence of the
world" This was the startling state
ment made last evening by DIR. j. E.
Norcross. secretary OF the New Eng
land district of the Baptist Home Mis-
sionary society.
DIR. Norcross and DR. w. E. Witter.
the latter the New England district
secretary Of the Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary society are en- route to Port
land to attend the Baptist anniver-
saries which are to be held there this
month. They are travelling by easy
stages and stopped OFF in Fargo for
several days. They preached in the
three Fargo Baptist churches yester-
day morning and evening.
Displaying Marvellous influence.
Both were unanimous In their esti-
mate OF the coming greatness OF
China. DR.. Witter occupied the null
nit Of the First Baptist church in the
morning and during his remarks which
were concerned chiefly with mission
arv work in foreign lands ne spoke OF
the marvellous influence which chris
tianity Is making on the Chinese ems
pire. "China has the greatest de-
posits OF coal and iron in the world"
was one statement made by DR.. wit
ter. For centuries her. millions upon
millions of inhabitants have trod over
these invaluable natural resources
without knowing now to use them.
But the time is near at hand when
she will know how to use them Then
with her millions of the most indus
trious. energetic and persistent peo-
pie on the globe to develop them. the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-07
a Novel Contest.

Beginning on Monday. June IA, the
management of the Ideal theatre will
run voting contest for two weeks to
decide what baby viii get handsome
baby carriage that is now on exhibi-
tion at the furniture store OF Berg
strom & Grove, and this Is the way we
propose to conduct the contest: You
can have the photograph taken free of
cost to you, at the Hubertz Studio on
Second avenue north, not later than
June IL, and with each ticket Of adj
mission will be attached d coupon
which win entitle the holder to one
vote, and the baby receiving the
largest number Of votes viii get the
above prize. Now, we have limited
the. number Of contestants to fifteen,
to children from to months old, SO
In order to give your baby chance
for this. handsome prize you should go
at once and get the photograph. There
will be other special attractions at the
same time at the Ideal theatre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-07
A. c. CLASS DAY
PLAY ON TONIGHT
CLASS DAY EXERCISES HELD AT
THE GYMNASIUM THIS AFTER
NOON DINNER AT GARDNER
AT NooN-cLAss PLAY THIS
EVENING.

Today is class day at the North Da-
kota Agricultural college and the
twenty graduates win have spent one
OF the busiest afternoons OF their lives
when they seek their repose tonight.
AT noon today the Senior class din,
rler, attended by the members Of the
class and the faculty members. was
held at the Gardner hotel. An elan.
crate banquet was prepared and the
affair was one of the most enjoyable 8,
the many events of commencement
week.
Senior Class Programme.
At 3 O'clock this afternoon the senior
/ class programme was given at the col
lege armory. Following is the pro-
gramme;
Presidents Address 4 VIM. n. I.anxon
Oration--Robert Burns, the Man and
Poet ..........5.... Leo. p. Nemzek
Vocal Solo ...... A. Ross Rabcoalr
Essay The Power of Public Con-
Oration-The Relation OF the State
Educational Institutions .....
.............. William O. whitcomb
Music .................... Orchestra
presentation of the Hatchet .....
.................... John MagiIl
Acceptance by the Junior Glass.
.....--,............ s. ". Anderson
Presentation of the Sceptre. ...
..r.....'............ Hugh J. Hughes
Acceptance by Sophomore Glass So
................. Edwal Moore
Music ................... Orchestra
Senior Glass Play
This evening the senior class play.
The Coed Rules, will be given at the
armory. The seat sale for this play
insures a packed house and those who
attend are assured of a treat. The
play has been rehearsed until it goes
off smoothly and evenly; the stage
settings have been arranged with ell
aborate care and 1t promises to be a
great triumph for the members of the
cast.
Cast Of Characters.
Herbert Brown-President Of the
Junior class 80. Arthur p Murphy
Thomas Edison Sharpe His Room
mate .-.............. Levi Thomas
Harry Flemming-An enthusiastic
Junior ............ Burke Critchfield
Charles Darwin Holcomb-Profes-
sor's son .......... Clarence Plath
Myrtle West-A Freedman J. ....
................ Mathi'd da Thompson
Miss Masters Preceptress .........
......... Marga.et Magill
DR.. Riggs--Professor If Languages
........... David H. Moore
IIaDNl.t Jefferson Kites Chrcnic
Knocker ... Malvin Baernstein
Synopsis.
Time: Fall Term, 1909. Place: N. d.
A. c.
Act browns rooms on Tenth
avenue
Act H.-Corner Of Campus.
Act III-Same as Act /
Following the class play will be the
Senior Swingout" This is the an
nual ball and 1t win in turn be follow
ed by the Burning Of the midnight
OIL"