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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-22

zawiera zadnych oryginalnych
spostrzezen acknowledged, tyl-
ko podaje rezultaty.
81 Przediozonym dokumentom
brak jest cech, ktorychby mo-
INA wnioskowac, re astronomicz-
ne zdjecia byly wogole przez
Cooka robione.
Brak ten ME da sic niczem IL
sprawiedliwic. Dokumenta te ME
zawieraja rowniez zadnych szcze-
gol6w tyczacych sic calej ekspe-
dycyi, jazdy sankami itp., ktoreby
mogIy komitetowi dac moznosc
rozstrzygnac, re wyprawa odbyia
sic W rzeczywistosci,
Sprawozdanie to Podpisall
wszyscy czlonkowie komltetu'
w5r6d ktorych znajdowa} sic row
niez najzagotzalszy zwolennik
Cooka podr6znik Rassmuzen.
Ma podstawie orzeczenia komi-
syi orzekl uniwersytet:
,,Dokumenta dostarczone uni
wersytetowi ME zawieraja "a
dnych spostrzezeh i dowodow,
kt6reby mogiy stwierdzic, re Dr.
Cook dotarl do bieguna polnoc-
nego".
Kopenhaga, 22 grudnia, Ogio-
szenie decyzyi uniwersytetu W
sprawie rzekomego odkrycia bic
guna polnocnego przez Cooka wy
wolaio w calym kraju latwe do
zrozumienia oburzenie.
Wielu Duhczykow spodziewaio
sic orzeczenia krotkiego ,,nie IT,
dowodniono", ale czegos podobne
go, ale ME przypuszczalo nigdy,
ably Cook tax cynicznie zadrwil
sobie re wszystkich i byi tax wy
rafinowanym humbugista,
Professor Stromgren okreSla po-
stepek Cooka jake bezwstydny,
DR.. Salornonson wyzszy urze-
dnik tutejszego uniwersytetu o.
swiadczy8 ma liczne zapytania, re
Cookowi zostanie niezawodnie O.
debrany dyplom honorowego do
l1tora, jaki mu okazyi .rzekome-
go odkrycia bieguna wreczono.
National Tidende" wyraza
zapatrywanie, re Cook skompro-
mitowal nietylko latwowierna Da-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-22
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., % grudnia.
- Wojska Zelayi zostaly przez
powstancow pobite W bitwie pod
Rama.
Pierwsza wiadomosc o tenn zwy
ciestwie otrzymal tutejszy "a
stepca powstahcow. Brzmiaia ona
krotko:
,,Odnieslimy zupelne zwycie.
stwo. Wojska Zelayi W odwro-
cie".
Nastepna depesze otrzymai u
rad stanowy Cd amerykanskiego
konsula Moffat'a W Bluefields.
Brzmi ona nastepujaco: Wojska
Estrady pobily W czesci armie
zelayowska pod Tatumbla Re-
creo W poblizu RAINY. Ma czele
arnii Zelayi staiy jenerai Coma
les, zas podkomendnymi Estrady
byli jeneraiowie Mena, Chamor-
70, Mattuti Fornon Diaz. = Ma
polu bitwy zostaio duzo trupow,
liczba ich niewiadoma. ->
Stu zostaio ranionych, a $50
dostalo sic do niewoli powstah-
cow. Jedno skrzydo armii Zelayi
pod Recreo utrzymalo jeszcze sill.
ne stanowisko, ktore jednakowoz,
jak zywi nadzieje Estrada costa
ME w ciagu dzisieiszego dnia zdo-
byte.
New Orleans, La, % grudnia.
- Zelaya nadal do swego posaa W
San Jose COSTA Rica) nastepuja-
ca depesze:
,,Chociaz jest jeszcze wiele ME
porzadkow do usuniecia, wierze.
re Gala sprawa jak najlepszy wez-
vie obrot. Moim kandydatem No
prezydenta byl Irias, ale skoro
DR.. Madriz zyskaf wiekszosc, u
znaiem jego "a swego nastepce-
Wyslalem do jeneraia Vasqueza
instrukcye, ably rewolucyonista-
mi staral sie zawrzee ugode, ably
W ten sposob ME dopuscit Stan6w
Zjednoczonych do interwencyi
Skoro rewolucyonisci uznaje Ma.
driza prezydentem sprawa Gaia
zalagodzona, gdy nie-ja stane na
czele wojsk swoich, wydajac ro-
wnoczesnie manifest do ludu, u
sprawiediwiajacy mole zachowa-
ME sie".
New York, N Y, % grudnia.-
Rad Nikaraguy ME oplacil dru-
giej raty W kwocie $4,000 pia-
tnej W ubiegia sobote ma rzecz
George D. Emery Co" tytuiu
pretensyi $600.0o0.
Nowojorscy bankierzy, kt6rzy
maja uskuteczniac te oplate. me
dostali zadnego przekazu, lub zle-
cenia W tyrn wzgledzie.
Washington, D. c., % grudnia.
= Skoro Peary otrzymai wiado-
mosc o decyzyi uniwersytetu w
(Dokohczenie na stronicy stej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-22
OSzUST CzY MAN|AK?
NieWiarygOtn4 dOWOdy COoka! Oburzenie
W DaDii. Opinie SiaWnyCh Iudzi.
Morderstwo poityczne w Korel
,Amerykanie prosza 0 Opieke.
Madriz- -Zelaya.
ZAMACH Ma PREMuERA MINISTROW.
PFzedWcZesny Wybuch bOmby.
ISowstacy arma
ug6W Peary COOku Piec Os6b
p@omienach XII emgrant jegO smier POzar
Madriz- z-Zelaya.
ZAMACH Ma PREMIERA MINIsTR0W.
PFzedwczesny wybuch bOmby.

blrZ. W16Q. - nl6IWldQOLuO
skad W prasie i W spoleczenstwie
zapanowalo przekonanie, re Japo-
MIA Chiny = to diva wrogi ME
przejednane, miedzy kt6rymi male
zy sic rych}o spodziewa6 konflik-
tn zbrojnego."
Istotnie sytuacya Rosyi na Da-
lekim Wschodzie jest obecnie tru-
dniejsza grozniejszq nii pred o.
statnia wojna. Wtedy Rosya mia}a
do czynienia tylko z Japonia, dis
obok Japonii stana niewatpliwie
reformujace sic posiadajace juz
nowoczesnq armie Chiny. Bo ME
ulega watpliwosci, re zaczepno-od-
porne przymierze japofsko-chin-
skie Jest faktem dokonanym. Japo-
MIA zgodzila sic nawet na znaczne
ustepstwa ma rzecz Chin, mp. od-
DAME Chinom zbudowanej przez
Japonczyk6w kolei W poludniowej
Mandzuryi. Przyp. Red. "a u
czynila to niewatpliwie "a Gene
poparcia W pEzEszlej wojnie RO-
sya...
Grozba novel wojny rosyjsko-
japoGskiej obecne ''odkrycie"
niebezpieczenstwa japoGsko7chih-
skiego przez prase rosyjskq i poll
tyk6w rosyjskich wskazuje, ze Ro-
sya ostatnich krwawych lat ME
tyIko niczego sic ME nauczyla, lecz
przeciwnie, z coraz wieksza slepo-
ia zdaza do rozk}adu i ostatecznego
upadku.
Bo coz uczynila dla odwr6cenia
W przysziosci takich kiosk, jake
spotkafy Rosye ma polach mand-
zurSkich i W ogniu rewolucyjnym?
Literalnie mic. Armia po dawnemu
zreorganizcwana i wydana ma 1up
kradnacych, co sic da i gdzie sic
da, czynownik6w, a jeszcze bar
dziej zdemoralizowana 1atwemi
"zwyciestwami" mad t}umami bez-
bronnych rodak6w. :. Skarb pu-
sty, a GAIA "sila finansowa" pan
stwa oparta ma ichwiarskich pozy-
czkach.
A polityka miedzynarodowa?
To jeden ciag szalenstw, wioda-
cych W prostei linii do zguby. Pod
czas ostatniej wojny ma Dalekim
Wschodzie, Rosya cieszyla sic
przynajmniej dobrymi stosunkami
innemi mocarstwami j mog}a bye
spokojna swe granice zachodnle.
= DIS podstepna j ob}udna poll
tyka rosyjska doprowadzila row
niea do ostrego zatargu Austrya!
Zamiast skupid sic W usilnej piracy
mad odrodzeniem wewnetrznem,
Rosya swa agresywnosc, zahamo-
wana pod Mrukdenem, skierowa}a
ma po}udnie (Persya), ma wsch6d
balka1ski i ma zach6d. :. l dis
stoi ME wobec iedncgo tylko pre-
ciwnika, jak pred pieciu laty,
lecz wobec grozby pogromu ma
wschodzie i na zachodzie. -.
Tax sic msci pohtyka rozboj6w,
kt6ryrni Rosya dotychczas zy}a i
kt6rym zawdzieczala swa niedaw-
na, skruszona ma pOlach mandaur-
skich potege...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-22
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, p grudnia-
(Rosya u prsededniaI nOwej
kleSkT).

"tE"'S/'
Pojawiajace sic stale cd zawar
cia pokoju Portsmoutskiego poglo-
ski przygOtowaniach Japonii do
novel wojny ROsya - lekcewa-
zone przedewszystkiem przez rza-
dove sfery rosyjskie, zajete wojna
"obcoplemiencami" i 'utrwala-
MEM" kOnstytucyi przy pOmocy
szubienic, przybraly obecnie forme
tax slarmujaca, re wywolaly W
Rogyi formalna panike. Swiadcza
tenn wymownie Obecne giOsy pra-
sy rosyjskiej, kt6ra wreSzcie po 5
latach, jake up}yne}y cd Ostatniej
woiny, "odkry}a" przygotOwania
japo6skie do novel wojny i ude-
rzyla ma alarm = co prawda bar
dzo sp6hiony.
Bo wtedy dopiero, gdy grozba
nowych klesk ma Dalekim Wscho-
die stane}a u wr6t panstwa, Off
,yalna nacyonalistyczna Rosya,
sajeta dotychczas szczuciem na
bar. Aehrenthala i Austrye, spo-
ytrzegla niebezpieczenstwo iapon-
Ikie...
I dopiero teraz opinia rosyjska
zaczyna zdawae sobie sprawe z
niebezpieczenstwa. :. polityki To-
syjskiej, wiodqcej panstwo W
przepas6 coraz to nowych awantur
zawiklan. 'sBirz. Wied." przypo-
minaja, ze W Londynie juz dawno
apelowano do zdrowego rozsadku
Rosy, kt6ry wszelkie plany Okupa-
cyl p6lnocnej Persyi wobec sytu-
acyi ma Dalekim Wschodzie uwa-
zac musi "a proste szalenstwo.
"Byc moae - powiada pismo
powyzsze = re CLOS konserwatyw-
mel prasy angielskiej jest giosem
przestrogi, zwr6conym do zwolen-
nik6w okupacyi. Nalezy pamieta6,
Il W LOndynie lepiej, niz gdziein-
dziei So poinformowani zamia-
rach japonskich. DowOdem pogor-
szenia sic sytuacyi ma Dalekim
Wschodzie moze s}uzy6 fakt, IL po
zab6jstwie margrabiego Ito pro
iektowane rokowania miedzy Ro-
sya Japonia ME zosta}y nawet
FozpOczete.
GOODWIN r6wniez uwagi jest
fakt, ie jednoczesnie z wiadomo-
sciami przygotOwaniach wojen-
nych Japonii, c0raz czeSciej zaezy-
najQ sic pOjawiae W prasie pogfo-
ski 0 przymierzu ehinsko-japon-
skiem. Wstrzemiezliwi niesiycha-
ME ostrozni dyplomaci chi6scy ME
rwazaja "a potrzebne zbija6 tych
poglosek. Powohjac sic na wielka
odlegios6 cd Pekinu, panowie ei W
rozmowach z ciekawymi znajomy-
mi, W rodzaju wsp6lpracownika
'Matina", odpowiadaja: ''Nie
many Cd naszego rzadu zadnych
iuformacyi co do przymierza z
Japonia, neszta i bez przymierza
stosunki nssze z JapOnia W cstat-
mich czasach sta}y sic Bielee przy-
jacielskie. >.
'eW Rosyi zas = pisa dalei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-22
Miedzy mas4onkami

= Czego4 tax patrzysz ma mnie
przez lunete?
- A no, chce zobacEyc, gdziem
mia8 cczy, gdym sic pred trzydzie-
stu laty 4snH tobs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-12-22
sRoDA, oRUDNLA Roku. M
Telegramy zagraniczne

Kopenhaga, % grudnaa. - UNI
wersytet tutejszy podaje do via
domoSci, ze dowody przediozone
przez DR.. Cooka, majace wykazac
dotarcie do bieguna p6inocnego
So niewystarczajace bezwarto-
sciowe, wobec czego ME. udalo sic
DIR. Cookowi uzasadnic tych owa-
cyl, jake go "a przyjazdem do
Kopenhagi ze strony ludu, uczo-
nych dostojnikow Danii spot
kaly.
Komitet, ktory byl wybrany
przez uniwersytet, ably rysunki !
spostrzezenia Cooka zbadaI i
sprawdzil, przediozyl uniwersyte-
,towi sprawozdanie, w ktorem wy
Iuszcza ze wszelkiemi szczegoia-
mi dlaczego dowody DR.. Cooka
sa bezwartosciowe ME wykazu.
ia bynajmniej, ably twierdzenie je
go, re dotarl do bieguna polnoc-
nego bylo prawdziwe, lub przy-
najlnniej do I:awdy podobne.
Sprawozuarie komisyi uniwe:-
sytetu, ktorej przewodniczacym
by1 znany Ltzdry professor Stro:1
gren, powiada, ze papiery Cooks:
sa bczwarto5ciowe, ze made ,;ane
dowody byiy pod wzgledem tre-
sci, zupeinie podobne do tego
sprawozdania, ktore zamiescil W
nowojorskim ,,Heraldzie'.
przedlozone kopie obrach,n"
k6w rie -awieIaja zadnych Org s.
nalnych obrazen, So tylko wycia-
gami odpis; nj tychze.
VOL &c Iowyzszych wadlowo-
Sci orzckIa ko.nisya, re Cook aie
udowodn;l swego rzekomego OF
l:rycia bieguna polnocnego..
DcEumenta, jake komisy! 20
zAa.!ania zostaty rrzedSozone, Sy-
}y:
y Srrawozjarie spisane plz:z
sekretarza Lonsdale ma maszynie,
obejmujace 81 stronic.
p Odpis zapiskow Cooka ma 16
stronicach, dokonany ma maszynie
przez sekretarza Lonsdale. w
tym odpisie znajduje sic opis po-
drozy odbytej W czasie cd IS mar
ca 1908 do 13 czerwca 1908. w
tyfn czasie nlai Cook udac sic Z
Swarterog do bieguna poinocne-
go powrotem do blizej nieo-
znaczonego punktu ma polarnym
lodzie ma zachod cd kraju Axel
Heiberg.
Przy ,,dokumentach" ME znaj-
dowal sic zaden list Cooka, tyl-
ko Lonsdale osobiscie oswiadczyl
komisyi, re w}asnoreczne zapiski
ksiegi badacza, ze wzgledu ma
ostroznoSc lima droga odchodza i
re W ciagu tygodnia beda komisyi
doreczone.
RownoczeSnie Lonsdalt zapew-
nil CD, re odpis drugiego doku-
mentu jest dosiowny wiarygo-
dny.
Mimo zapewnien Lonsdalea i
pryrzeczen Cooka, oryginalne "a
piski ME nadeszly.
Poniewaz Cook ME podal swe-
go adreSu, sekretarz go ME
zna}, lub ME chcial powiedziec
byio niemozliwa rzecza porozu-
mice sic MIN zadac przyobie-
canych oryginalnych dokumen-
tow.
Ostatni list, jali otrzymal
Lonsdale, pochodzh jak wska-
zywaia marka urzedowa poczto-
wa z Marsylii byl datowany
IA grudnia 1907.
w liscie tym byl pomieszczony
list do rektora uniwersytetu w
Kopenhadze Torpa datowany:
,,Nowy York 27 wrzeSnia 1909.
w liScie tym powiada Cook, re
on W Etah pozostawii nietylko
swoie instrumental, ale zapiski
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

A petition has been sent to Con- gress from eight SIX lumber firms in Alabama and Florida protest ing against the reduction of the duty on lumber, and urging Sen ators and Representatives from those states to vote against any reduction in the duty on lumber and its products.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

With automobiles largely sup. planting the horse in the White House stables, it is hardly to be supposed that the famous "riding tests" instituted by Mir. Roose- welt, will continue to be the bete noir of of the army officer of am pie proportions.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30
Economical poughnuts.

Beat an egg very light with cup of sugar, add cup of milk, not stir ring this in, then put in quickly half grated nutmeg, d half teaspoonful of salt, and three teaspoonfuls of bak- ing powder sifted with enough flour to make dough that can be rolled cut. Boil in deep fat to which little calt has been added. This last pre- caution will keep the doughnuts from absorbing the grease.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

Humbly try to make the world better, be charitable within your means, add nothing more to a fellows sorrow, be square with your neighbor. be square with yourself-that creed is good enough.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

There are a whole lot of runt millionaires that are playing the game of life for what cheap fun there is in it. Osler's theory and good gatlin gun would relieve us nightly.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

O-O-S-T-I-N-G-boosting To leave out IS" spells the other fellow who makes that his busi- ness. By that he expects to rise. A sea, pirate IS an honorable gen. tleman by the side of him.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30
chicaqo the Great Skunk Market.

Chicago is tie greatest skunk fur market in the world. and, in fact, some authorities assert that the word Chi cage is corruption of an Indian word meaning skunk.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30
NOTICE

MT. C. B. Seward has been en- gagged to solicit subscriptions for the Holbrook Argus and the Winslow Mail. Mr. Seward is now on a tour of the county and will call upon the many patrons of these pa- pers as we'll as the other residents of Navajo county, in an endeavor to materially add to our subscription list. In his work of securing sub- scnbers for either the Argus or the Mail, MT. Seward is authorized to collect the price of such subscrip- tions and any money paid to him will be promptly credited.
 JOHN F. BAUER, Publisher Winslow, Ariz.. Mar. 29, 1909.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30
Three "R's" for Ire Worker.

The tree "R's" of the worker should be Regularity, Rest and Recrea- tior Srasmodic habits, never letting up, and not knowing how and when to play have killed more business women than all their hard work
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

Don't condemn in others what you might easily find in yourself. When the fox and the hounds run in a circle. it is mighty hard to tell the difference between the pursued and the pursuer.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

Some men are just like babies anyhow. Carried about at the will of someone else-just toplay with.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

Lots of self-branded saints are waiting for Gabriel to blow his horn when they might dc a little business for the good of the race if they would toot their own for awhile.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30
Trouble Enouuh.

"'Tcin't no lse O gettin mad at man foh bsin' foolish" said Uncle Eben. Hes gwineter hab trouble enough 't:out your botherin' to give i'm any"
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

There are those who make their business their pleasure, and there are those who make pleasure their business.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

Democrats and Republicans a. like will unite in wishing Mir Roosevelt bon voyage and a safe return to his countrymen from the wilds of Africa.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30
To Make Good.

To make good. woman needs that fine balance, that accurate self-meas- urement, which goes by the name of common sense. It is the one thing on which success depends the most.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

TbeIty without vision-that place without the sense of evil within and of it. That city is doomed.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30
For liapriness.

Who is the happiest of men? He who values the merits of others and in their pleasure takes joy, even as tho twere his own.-Goethe.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

Philosophize all you please, a fat purse and broad smile are to each other as cause and effect
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30
A Prayer.

God, if thy will be so, enrich the time to come with smooth-faced peace; with smiling plenty, and fair prosper ous days.-Shakespeare,
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

Our ups and downs" are only the hills and valleys we cross in our eternal quest for happiness.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

One of the prime properties of truth is its resurrective power. Crush 1t and it will rise again.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30


 incompetent and of ae But e of what teach the child measured of study? think Take poetry for example Children made to listen to it, to read it, to learn by heart. onglow Whittier Bryant their of study but these children relieved from the temporary persuasion onpun of the teacher what happens? Do they aim to extend their knowctgc? Are their lives in changed?
 People lave such ridiculous idea of what it form habit Have horse dog treami? How well the drudg cry is performed! What admirable docity Surely this animal earning habit But when leave him to himself do find him oolHg for trram failing h does he stand the fence because this really the act he has been performing He has simply submitting the direction of others, and this function he has learned
 people people themselves follow When this happens have And conversely the test any law idea children among adults always its reproductive power Does spcGal breast? What for Shers But if there nothing that we wish to reproduce, what we?
 It just this point that touch the cef social failure of the ~lcl wc-houd uncoopeav city schools to-day children dosrous of reproducing something others and % do they an They amor to earn They have motive it. higher than either pleasure pain, That this reproductive yeast this caven of ife vii be Bryant ongeow do But whatever is for differ children ages children themselves and the teacher er:enden member of scloo-board who rarely
 Get good teachers Give them them franchise in profess authority prevent hnranceto inhb who nulie If teachers socially and mentally cvc themselves they will rejoice the socially reproductive of children physicians who call in specialists consultation they will naturally good upernenden to learn from They will natu other doing and will cooperate with other Why system like business factory? :"nas "%, nss '"''S ''p'''"'''" '' """'" Ear< ff1
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30
Lack i1l Schools
Ec I.-f [. ----.to l-e Gid
 On Social Cide
By PROF. COLLIN A. SCOTT, Teacher Psycholoay, Boston Normal School.

would be absurd to deny the social influence of any in stution, however humble however weak What would be without the public schools, they are? Half the business of America would stand still You would not be reading this newspaper Civilization have it is found ed on the power read and write.
 So much 10 the credit of .he public schools But this is
 like prasng man for having two and pair of legs Unless the public schools do much more than teach child these simple rmcns of modern life they must be branded
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

OFFICIAL PAPER OF NAVAJO COUNTY
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-02-25

The Calvin Masonic lodge held n
bumper meeting Monday last week at
which DIR, VIM. Kyle was made one
of 'em.
ID. w., or Farmer Hines, who has a
dozen or more railroad schemes in the
incubating stage in the Saskatchewan
region of the Canadian Northwest, is
reported as returning here this spring
and interest his friends here in hopes to
his new enterprises.
The State Bank of Hanna got the
decision last week in a case involving
the ownership of car load of attic
imported from Manitoba. The matter
has been in litigation since 1898, and as
the case was brought against the bank
by the United State government was
taken before the federal court. The
costs are stated as amounting to many
times that of the original sum in dispute.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-02-25

The birth of a son to John Ross and
wife at Wales, is reported as having
occurred last week.
Frank Badertscher, of Mt. Carmel, is
at the hospital in Hannah, where he
was operated on last week for appendi-
citis.
st. Valentines day, the 14th inst, the
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dalass,
living in Nekoma township died, at the
age of one month. The funeral occurred
last Thursday the remains being laid to
rest in the Billings cemetery
Osnabrock experienced the excitement
of another fire Tuesday last week, when
Barber H. A. Beechie lost the contents
of his shop, although the building was
partially saved Much property in the
business center of the Brock was en-
dangered until the fire was gotten under
control.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-02-25


The following telegram was addressed
to President Worst, of the Agricultural
college, the speaker of the day before
the joint houses of the North Dakota
legislature at Bismarck, on the occasion
of The Lincoln Centenary. on Friday,
February 18th On account of the
absence of the Grand Forks operator
the message was delayed in transmission.
"To Pres. ); II. Worst.
Bismarck. y ID.
Citizens Of Cavalier and Pembina
counties, one thousand strong, extend
cordial greetings. May he whose CEN
tenary we celebrate remain in the
American heart the ideal of American
citizenship.
Citizens Committee.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-02-25
'R'4E2 4t2 County.

Wedding bells have been ringing
merrily at Fairdale during the near
Lenten period.
Nekoma and Fardale have whist
clubs that are playing an interesting
series of games this winter.
The "Boosters" club over at Nekoma
has lately adopted the more dignihed
title of the Commercial and Agricultural
Club.
DR.. Tom Smith, of the Langdon denta
firm OF Kerr g. Smith visited Fairdale
and other 500 railroad towns during the
past week.
Mt Carmel people packed the Macca-
bee Hall at that place to the doors Mon
day night on the occasion of the box
social, band concert and dance. The
receipts of the evening are reported as
amounting to s105.00.
NJ. W. Plain, who has charge of a
large grain and stock farm owned by his
cousin, Senator Chas. w. Plain, in the
southwestern part of the county, has
returned from visit east with bride.
They will make their home on the Plain
farm near Gallo.
Peter Holt, farmer living in Nekoma
township, received telegram last Satur-
day stating that his son, Thorsten Holt,
who recently removed to Williams county
in this state had been found dead in his
sleigh. Death is stated as being due to
heart disease.
The farmers institute at Munich held
yesterday was an occasion that the
townspeople over there took every
possible advantage of and they don't
appear to have left anything undone
which could help impress those attend
ing with the hospitality and good feeling
of Munich townspeople. The visitors
we're banqueted, danced, entertained
and given royal good time throughout
the day. Something doing every minute
and not cent of expense-everything as
free as water.
At Minneapolis the followers of
championship skating are anxious to see
Johnny Nilsson and Norval Baptie get
together again, as the unsatisfactory
ending of the recently held race has
created great deal of interest. These
two skaters seem to be we'll matched
and finish match of three races would
be a big card. Baptie says he is f::; r::;
fectly willing to race again, but Nilsson
seems to besholding back. Bareie has
fully recovered from tks injury received
last week and says he will take on Nils
son at any time. Although Baptie has
an offer to enter the Saranac, New York
races next week with $3.50 guarantee
he has offered to remain in the city i
Nilsson agrees to skate. Or, on thu
other hand,if Nilsson will agree to skate
him at later date he will willingl.
return to Minneapolis.