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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-14

8o0esurteil geiprohen, iuto gegen ib
re glnpernan0tei1, neil 0ieIe lid boz
ben Sfrrfen Iosgeingt uno iogar ge
gen lie oliSgeiagt bntten. @iner Del
/ eIenoen Nforoer erfIGrte Dem i'm ob
f! fiibrenoen Sberiffsgebiilfen brutal
a@enn ib ie berausfomme, 10 per0t
id1 meinen berfI-- 8ater ltnbringen
| Cd 9lae ihienen Der gIniid]t 3u lem
0aB 0as llrteil ME on ibnen pollitredi
mer0e.
Cine ioId)e ungloiibli6e @ermor.
fenbeit ldBt einen gerooe5u i6auoern
0fit iol6en filr6tboren 8il0err
molten mir ieoo9 riift ihIieBen, ion.
bern nod eilmol nuf einen Monn 5i.
riiffpmnen oeIien 8eltdIlintg ols
Dfopor bon 8bilnoelpbia tpegen Der
8egleitltuItGnoe ieoem oeutIden Ser.
sen nobI tin mub. e(Die @in3eIbei.
ten finoen Die 2eier on elmer onoern
SteIle oes 9l.) 3ur ielben 3eit, oo
iid Der 0foDor bon gfep g)orf gegen
ben oelti6en llnterri1t IN glemert-
tari6ulen ousgeiprodeA bot, COB Der
0eiltIfe N1onor 8Ianfenbiirg BON 9bi-
Iaoelpbin foIgenoe GrtlGrltng nb:
sd BIN entI6ieoen fir oen oeut-
i6en llnterridt. SD babe ihon nit
0em Sdluliuperilltenoeilten (8r.
9runlbougb) ouriiber geiprohen. gr
lit al @unlten Ser ginfiibrung oes
oeitiben llnterrid1ts IN oen @lemeit-
tar-aIuiien. glud) oeri6ieoene 0tit-
glieoer oes S9uIrots iiuo Oofiir. SD
meroe Die Sa6e nad ardften mter.
itiiten.
,GS miiroe INN Sen anerifaniiben
6unoel beiier beItellt ieiiL ipenn man
in oen SduIen mebr 8eipibt alf oen
frenlbipru6isen llnterri6t gelegt bit
te. 3ie @ngldnoer gIallbet, oaB
gngliih agut genilg" iei unO perIan-
Gen bon ibren &linoen oaB Tie Gng-
Iiid beriteben iolIen. Ser 9elitibe
ipridt 5u ieinen aunoen in ben iiber.
ieeiihen 20nOern Die Sprohe 0eS
9an0es. 9ober oas grobe glufbliiben
oes 0ellti6en SonoeIs. ons in eriter
2tnie oem 6elttiben Sfulmeilter 5il
peroonfen lit. gSie fpi6tig es iit
mebr oIs eine Spra6e 81 iprehen,
babe ih erfabren, als i1 GeiIenoer
fiir elm SanoelseeId]Gft NOR, uno ben
@eIten bereiite. 8enn i6 81 BEN
BORT oniGiiigen 9eliti6en in ibrer
Wfutteriprade reoen fonrte, bate i4
Itet8 leihtes Spiel.
,sSSn 9eutThlan0 miro hpr Inter
ridt Ser mooernen Sproden INNER
mehr aitsgeoebnt, oenn beute bat man
BORT Sen gSert Der rno6ernen Spro.
den pon mo gan5 onertolgnt.
lln0 6a ltnter bieIen 0ofota 3eltt-
iden, ieIbit ioI6en, tpel9e oemStaats.
ber6uno beigetreten iino, ii6er oieien
8ltnft llntlurbeit borberridt, 10 iol-
len Iih ole oieIe 2elite obige @orte
6es madern MaDors bon 8biIooel-
pbia ousi6neioen un0 in ben Snt fIe-
ben. 8. y.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-14

0lader, niht ibre Strobn1nner Dor
Dem Sfihter iteben.
@s miro li6 iebt 3ei9en, ob es cine
SirD giebt, Die Dem inlgebeiiren @in-
Hub eines 9lrlnour mo ieiaer Com.
pognons 1nerrei6bor lit, Oh es einen
Ridter gibt Der 0iannesmut genug
belibt, ole loqiI6e &oniequen5 aus Ell.
nem S6uIoigiprith Der @eifporenen
81 5ieben lm0 Die reihen llebeItGter,
oeren 8erbredeil na6 einem 9lus-
Iprlt6 oes 8ltnOesrihters 2onois
idliminer 1T, ols 6olihnliin5erei ms
@efdngnis 5u ibiden. Soer oh es
elm mgei6riebenes @eIeb giebt, 0aB
8eidtum Dor oen 6olgen elmer @e.
iebesberIebitng ibiibt. Soften mir,
DOB aii6 IN oieiem Seniotionspro5eB
oos ebrIi6e 8plfsbelpuBtiein sniIhen
&edt uH0 llnreht nibt nit 6iiBen ge.
treten miro.
glu6 foIgenoe geo6riht miro Die
6armer Inn RorofpeIten beIonoers me
tereiiiren. sSn Ger befailnten SSroge
oes gegenieitieen SanoeIsoertrages
nit Canada lift offeubor nod longe
nicbt oas Iebte @ort geiproden. S5m-
mer Ioitter tper0en 6ie Stinmen oie
oen 9lusfua Der 9lbitilnn1tng fir be-
onuerIih ertIdren, uno Der Toronto
Globe, elm Gano0a-8Iatt BON bobeln
glnieben, bebauptet iogar, oaB, tpenn
Die glbitinmlng Jest Itottfdnoe, Der
gluSfoll ein onoerer iein niiroe. Sc
oenfnlls bot Sir 9durier, Ser 15 Sab.
re lang olS Brentiermil1iIter sic @e-
ifide oes 2on0es Ieitete, Sen aanbf
nidt allFgeQeben. Die 0tebrbeit Qe.
gen Ge5ipro5itGt mar erltIi6 cine iebr
aeringe, iagt er, un6 Damn uuroe Iie
IeoigIi6 onOur6 nogIid, Dob man
Die 8iirqer ii6er oie nn0qIihen Bir-
fltngen zines @egenIeitiqfeits=S San-
oeIsnbfommens NIT Sen Ger. Staa.
ten t6uidte, rno lie 6arin cine 8eOro-
bunq ibrer poIitiiben SelbIt1nOiqfeit
erbliden IieB. Die fonieroatiben &eo-
ner reoeten sen 2euten intner ipieoer
Dor. Dob sic 9lbItimnunq niht MIR
cine 8robe iei fir ibre 9obaIitGt ge-
aen gngIauo, ionoern mebr nod cine
8robe fir lire 2opoIitdt 9egen BEN
@5rlinoiot, oen ieoer 4onaoier b0ber
id1tt, 1in6 ser in 6en 8orten: &us
na0n fir sic &onooier 9lus0ritd fin-
6et. 0ieIe uno anoere grtpGgunqen
boben Sir 2arrier in Ser glnIiht be.
itGrft, 6aB cine nohmaIige IbItin.
muna iiber Die Sraqe elm gon3 on0e-
res grgebnis haben fpiiroe, uno 70
mir6 er 0ieie Sad5e gum Solptpunft
ieilies &drteiproaronlrns MAIDEN. ui6
fir oeiien 8erfpirflidung unobIGIIig
ar6eiter.
Ole sSornter bon Wanitoba id]iden
ibr @etrei0e our6 8ermittllmg bon
Dfaflern nod 91oro 9ofota uno
RinneapoIis uno iteben fid babel BEL.
Ter, olS nenn iie es altf Der fonooi-
ihen Seite berfouften. Gin Meofler
nllein berienoet tdgIih nlebrere $50.
qenIa6ingen @ei5en nah Winneopo-
lis imo eriibrigt nod 3obIung bon
$3.50 3ollgebiibren per @agenlooung
nod 9 Gents per 8uibel nlebr fir lei.
ne Guftraggeber, ols iie beirn @erfo,if
in Binnipeg reoliiieren ipiiroen. @s
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-14
Extra

8afbington, 9. g., 13. Ges.
3ie ndhite republifauiIde NationaI-
fonbention fill0et -aln is. suni 1912
IN Chicago itatt. on oieie Staot bon
53 abgegebenen Stinunen - ~ er-
belt.
8arffton, g. 9. @err s. g.
Wueaer bon bier bat Ii6 entidIoIIen,
ais Sonoioot fiir 0ie Office eines gi-
leiibabnfonniliGrs i'm eriten 9iitrift
auf5utreten. (Siebe Eurflton. -0err
NiueIler lit Der erlte @ice. RrGiioent
0es 9eutihen Staatsoerbanoes. -
Die S6riftl.)
EDnooll. 9. O., 13. 3e3. Sci
Der @eilnfabrt bon ser Stride muroe
oas @efdbrt BON Sad Smgbes bon ei-
nem 6rabt3ug getroffen uno Sngbes
Iofort eetotet. gr mar elm otter 8io-
nier BON Bon Soume GoilatD. Seine
5anilie iprang nod reCbtaeit;g aus
Dem @agen un0 blieb lmDerIest.
&npio Gitp, Q. o, 13. 9e5.
Rah lnngen gerihtli6en Streitigfei-
ten infolee zines 8ro8efies 5piideft
Den Sobnen aus eriter @He rno Der
8itttpe ipilroe Die 2ei6e oes Dor f1Ft
einem Sabre In Seattle, Naib., per-
Itorbenen oeulofrotiihcn @ouper.
neitrsfanoiooten fir Siio- 9afotn,
GbaunceD 8. @ooO, IN NopiO Gin
beeroigt. ipie es DER 8unih oes 8er-
Itorbenen mar.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-14

su rednen. CAB li6 Dem 5arner il
Der @enoIieniAoft Elm 0tittel biete
sur Sebung Der 2anOipirtifoft mi
oes Stanoes, Ger iie 5etreibt, lit arBel
5ro9e. 3uOem iihert tie ibm aud
ieiner ihiperen W1iiben 2obn
llno oo mir eininal nngeiihts oei
yi6ledten 9eiten" nit 10 erfreulider
5orinererfolgen oltfiparterL iDeiler
| mir ou6 ouf cine onoere @eifdfts-
Stotiltif bin, Die nit oen aIogelieoerr
Ser groBen gSSntereiien", Die iib bon
Ger regulierenoen foiltroaierenoer
Qolitif Der M0n1iniitrntion beordngi
fiiblen uno lpirtihoftIidJ gelh1oigi
3u iein bebollpten, ibleht therein.
Itinunt. @s gebt ibnen gut, iogt Oieie,
reht gut. oenn tpent IN 0ieiem 9e.
8ei1lber 8ibioenoen ouf 9lftien lluO
Bombs gum 8etroge BON $t00,860,-
600 3ur glus5nbIlng famen, ipo i'm
Sabre 5ubor $99.4 $4,000 berteilt
muroen, fam man ood nidt redt
mobl bebaiipten, 0oB oie llnterneb.
nlergeielli6aften ifIedte @eihdfte
gemodt boben. 8esglei6en tperoen
oie Sanuar5obliingen etipo $3.50.
100000 betrngen, fiinf3ig Wfiaionen
mebr als Dor eiftein Sabre. lln0 10
qebt es oiif Der gan5en Geibe.
0ie Giienbabnen merfen bobere Or
trGge ob. 3ie gttluntic GonIt Cine
fonnte ibre 9ipi0enoenrate bon iehs
auf Iieben 9ro5ent erboben, Die Gin.
Cinnnti, g1etp Srlenns imo Seras 9a-
cificbabn bot cine GrtraoipiOenoe BON
215 Bro3ent be5ablt, 0ie 9orisbille
1no g3aibbiae bot einen ioIhen lleber-
idluB ollf5uipeiien oaB tie 10 Sro5ent
ertra sur &erteilung bringen fonnte.
Ger lleberiduB Ser Union 8ocific-
9abn bat iid) oitf $186, $4,000 nlf-
irlmmiert, cine 3llnabnle Inn II W3ils
lionen qeqen 0os 8oriobr, i1t0 ibnIib
Itebt es nit bielen anoeren @iienbubn-
uno in0uItrieQen llrrternebnumgell,
moraus erIi6tIi6. 6oB fi9 ibre @e-
idl1fte meientlid1 geboben babert. llno
init ben neuen 8ioioerioen u1l0 Gins.
aus8ablungen fonnt tpie0erum n1ebr
gsnIier olif 6ie WtiibIe. g1ebenbei mag
bemerft meroen. ooB oie giienbabnen
felt Dem / geobember 8eItelllnaen
fir 10000 neue 8agen oufgegeben
baben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-14
RundINau.
SnlnnS.

gSir miIien ni6t, tpie biele unIerer
2eier oie gotihaft oes 8raiioeuten
iiber oie Sruitfroge geleien boben
8ir befiirdten Die @eniglten 8a.
rum uoaen mir in Giir5e 0arauf eitl.
qe6en. Ser @ruloton Der erIten
8aftboti6aft lit; 6eitbalten am &rin-
Clip 0es Sberman 9Iuti-SrnitgeIebes.
3as ai6t er in Oieier 8otIfaft
ebenio poiitio fpieoer fllno iuie in frii-
beren &eben; betreffs ettpaiger Aen-
oerungen ooer 8erbenerltngen bat er
3peifel. @s babe nod nienono cine
before SSorin borgei6lagen ais in ben
@ntiheioungen oes S6ergeribts ME.
0erqeleot iei. 9Laer0ings, eS ipiiroe
gan5 ongebra6t iein, penn geieblih
qenau feitgelteat peroen fonnte, mas
frimineae 8ei6rdnflne oes SanoelS
uno 8ettbemerbs lit uno mas nift,
10 0nB fein 3neifel 0ariiber belteben
f0nnte, mann Die 9eiebli6e 9llitoritGt
8ur @obritng Der SSntereIlen 0es 4n-
blifums eill3ui6reiten bate. Inter
ben oegenp1rtigen llnlltdnoen aber
mare e8 tpiinidensmert, penn Saf-
nerIt1noige Der 8umoesregierrng oa.
bel ben @eri6ten Sur Sanb eingen.
3u oem 3med befiirportet Der Strait.
bent oie llnteritealng Der 9orporatio.
nen inter Die &ontrolle elmer Gegie-
transformation, 16nli6 tUie eine ioI.
DIE Ginrihtung fiir ben 5tpiihenitaot-
lihen @obnperfebr, in aa0erer 6orm
aud fir oas 8onfipeIen, beitebt 9a'
nit iollte 6ie sSnforporierilng Dor
bun0espeeen perboten iein, freipiuie
5uerit, 6anoh ober 5tpangsDeiie, mo-
nit 0ann oie Sanobabe sur 8ontrollt
aegeben mare. @or cllem aber lit oas
glnti.Sruit.@ .@eIes nIs oberItes 8nbr
seihen Der NegierungSoutorit1t iibei
oie 9rliIts aufredt 81 erbalten. Dos
| iit oes 8r1iioenten linab1noerlih'
9[niidt, tponah Die aSlltereiien" lid
rihten ni0gen.
gieIe anIiht 6es 9r1iioenten iuiri
beIon0ers bic 9niiptmoniprIotoref
oeg JLeilhtritits intereIiirert, bic De-
8erIetlmg oeg Gnti-9ruit. .@eiebes ati
aefIogt lii1o. Sie lteben iebt eliolid
Dor Dem 9iidter. nn6oeni bohbe5abIt
s[obofnien ohE Sabre lang ourh nIl
eroenflibensSerfelI elItefereien ibre Bro
5eiiiriing binnuseeihoben babel1.
9ie 9lngeflogte'i bnben zines oe
fd)IirnnIten MonopoIe sur 8eihr0n
flung oes 8orbeIs geihoffen. fie babel
| @rotiDuher ilt fblimnllter 6orn qe
trieben. Gs lit 6ns erite 0ioT. onb Il
eitiem ioldlen Sale bic mirflifbel
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-14
2n Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ii6cr

3n ben observation-disclosures ii6er
sic @riinoe, Die BEL oen @obler am
liebenten 9eopenlber BEN So5ialilten
IN ein3elnen Stooten 10 groBe @rfol.
ae aebraht bdben. bot nllnmebr ouf)
Ser g1emDorfer Sa3iaIiit So. Bbelps
Stofes 6os 8orf qenommen. gtii
ienen. oie I'M 9lnihtpeaen 6es io5id'
IiItiihen @otltms eineu 8rotelt oeqen
mIere politiihen uno tpirtifoftlihen
8uItdn6e erbliden, bGlt Stofes es
nidt. 9ieie gluffoiiimg periDirft
er arimoiGslid); bielmebr lit er Der
gnIidlt, 6oB oie io5ioliitiiden @rfolgc
IN Dem Gritorfen oes repolution1ren
@eoonfens innerbolb Der io5ioliIti'
Id,en 8eipegiing ibren @runo bdtten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-14

peroen ouh groBe 0uattit1ten @ei-
5en uno @erite per- SbIitten pom
iii0licben 02anitoba iiber 0ie @renSe
nod 8itnften an ser great giortber1.
gabn in Roro-9ufota gebradt, no lie
iofortigen 9lbiaB fnn0en. lleberal i'm
@etreioe. .0iltrtft mu6t iif ein Nfan-
gel an Sradtpmagen fiiblbor, mlBer
OH oen Blnften, mo oie @rent gtortb-
ern nit 0en fonaoii6en 8abnen in
aonturren5 tritt.
lluo mas fSarrner oltf Dem @ege
Ser gegenleitigen 8ilfe errei6en ton.
men, erbellt aus elmer 0telolng, oie
olis 2itbfieIo in Wiiineiotn fommt
s5m Sabre 1908 griinoeten Die 5ar-
ner bon W1eeter gountp cine genoiien.
ifdftlihe Observation-Disclosures, nls
oeren 9etriebsleiter s.. 8. 9aIperiou
IN 2ithfielo getponnen ipuroe, noh-
Dem man oie grfabrung genEnht, bob
Soltb ct. Yaul aIS Snnlmelpiutft
an ipeit entferrt Iiege. Ser i6one
@rfoIg oes ltnternebmens, oas me-
ielltlid sur Se6lng Der 8ieb5uht bet
getragen bat, gab ben on oieiem I'm
ternebmen beteiligten 5armern reht
Die folaenoe Sobelle iiber Die 3nbl
Ger bon oieier @enoIienifoft beriou6-
ten giienbabnlpngen NIT 8ro6nften,
un6 oeren @ert, biIoet oen beIten 8e-
tDeis fir ben GrfoIg Oes llnterneb.
nnns gprfdift mnrnen:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-14

GnbIidD baben Die dJimeiiidDen 9le-
bellen ben Mdhten Den iebnliid)tig de-
miinldten @efallen eeton lInO Elm
poar MiilionGre abgeIdlamfet. Ssebt
muB Die Civilization aeretten iper0en.
llno lpenn gnn5 Gbine 8erltlidels
nirA
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-14
Detektlve Burns INiIdert
Tagd aaf DynamiteriOe

Der 8eteftio 8iaiam Burns, Ser
bis Dor menigen SSo9ren Der 9lm0es.
@e6einOienitabteilun9 IN 9bilooel.
pbia poritano ltno oeiien eifriger 8d-
tigfeit es 5u3uibreibeu lit, oaB gegen
Die 8ebriioer Mc91amara oerart nett
gebenoes 8eipeismaterial geianfneIt
mliroe, Dab Iie, UNI Dem @algen al
pntgebelt It'd IN Cos 9lngeles i6ulbig
befannten lit bon Gbef g8ilfie pom
8unoesgebeintoienit un0 BON Gbef
6lpnn bon Der Gep gorfer glbteilung
Der Regierungsipiirnaien Der .geipieg.
teIte itno tiiftigite @ebeinlpoli8iIt Ger
gSelt" genannt moroen.
S5n philadelphia legte er ser gan-
oe, Die Iange 3eit $100.9oten nit
Dem 9ilonis bon W1onroe fdlidte, 0as
San0merf. Burns lit elm MeiIter
ieiner Brofeiiion. 9lud] Der fleirite
9lnbaltspnnft bietet i6m cine Sano.
babe, Der Sput Der 8erbre6er 5u fol.
gen.
gfuf ieinen geruf lit Burns 6ireft
ltol5. @r erflGrt, oaB 0us @emerbe
zines 3etettins gum ninoeIten 10 qro.
BE Inforoeritngen felt, ais ser ge-
ritf zines anipalts ODER eines 9[r3tes,
ln0 oaB ultr Ser tpirflibe Grfolae er.
5ielen fann Der nit a6ioluter gneraie
lmo obne giidiidt altf Die eigene 81
derbeit elmer Sad)e nahae6t.
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o,nei frine Gnrnrr.Qpts

Yipei Feinc HOrner'Gots
auf Ser SItIeite Der Stoot bi1ig ali
oerfaufen. Waon ipenoe Iid nn Serolo
Rubl. 60. II
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-14
BroomhaII's Report.

Liverpool, July 14.-Argentine wheat
shipments this week 1,544,000; last
week 100000; last year $4,000. Corn
this week nil; last week nil; last year
3,179,000. Visible supply in chief
ports: Wheat now, 2,576,000; week
ago, 2,240,000: year ago, 1,24s,000; two
years ago 100000. Corn now, $4,000;
week ago $4,000; year ago, 1888, 900;
two years ago, 3,494,00O. The wheat
market opened under pressure Of low
er American cables with prices q to
y lower. Foreign advices continue
generally favorable receipts heavy at
over 100000 bushels and Australian
offers liberal Following the opening
there was a further disposition shown
by shorts as prominent interests sup
ported and values advanced u to %
with the undertone firm. There is an
increasing scarcity Of spot with more
inquiry for July shorts and improved
inquiry for new winter. Worlds ship
ments are expected to again be lighter
with a good increase on passage. Spot
markets are firm with a good demand.
At 80 p. m. the market was firm and
u to q higher than the opening and
unchanged, Il lower than yesterday
After opening q lower corn further
declined q with undertone weak.
Weakness was due to a natural re-
action on the improved American
weather, less demand for European
cargoes which are freely offered.
Broomhall
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-14
GREAT FAIR IS
now ASSURED
FARGO WILL HAVE SPLENDID
EXHIBITION, OPENING TUES.
DAY-AlRsHlP FLIGHTS, HORSE
RACES, BIG AMUSEMENT FEAT.
URE, SPLENDID DISPLAYS.

The most representative display OF
the resources of North and South pa
kota and Minnesota ever seen win be
opened at q. m. next Tuesday on
the grounds of the Fargo Fair associa-
ton.
President Scott is assured from the
entries that no department. of north
western life viii fail OF adequate rep
resentation. The early season for
grains and vegetables favors the ex-
hibitors and when the judging starts
there will be host of farmers vitality
interested in the result.
Reservations Of stalls and pens in
the stock barns have been made in
great numbers and tonight some of the
early shipments Of cattle from South
Dakot will arrive. Owners living at
a distance prefer to give their animals
one or two days rest upon removal
from the cars before entering the
stock judging ring.
At the stables a swarm of speedy
ones are awaiting the four great days
Of racing. The first track event is at
1870 Tuesday and lines up a field Of
fourteen of the classiest horses that
have ever tarried on the Fargo track.
The Parker shows bringing 700 peo-
pie and attractions that have never
been paralleled on Fargo fair grounds
for perfection of finish will entertain
the multitude afternoon and evenings
and Robert st. Henry, will fly at the
conclusion of the races.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-14
Morning Grain letter.

Chicago July 14.-The weather map
shows generally clear conditions.
Temperatures in the northwest are
moderate and east of the river some
what warm weather prevails. Some
Improvement in the shipping demand
was noted yesterday but the movement
continues heavy and is a continual
weight on prices. We are still incln-
ed in favor short sales on strong spots
for moderate profits.
Corn: The decline of yesterday
during the latter PIT of the session
was largely the result Of profit TAX
ing and a natural reaction after the
very sharp advance in prices which
has recently taken place. No gen.
eraI relief has yet been affected to
the crop as a whole, although some
sections have had a fair amount of
precipitation. There is a decidedly
better inquiry for the cash property
and we consider that the long side of
the market is by far the safest unless
conditions show marker betterment.
Oats: Situation still pronounced in
this cereal and while prices are nat
nrally more or less influenced by action
of other grains, we see nothing in the
situation to cause any permanent de-
cline. B. F. Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-14
TWENTY-NINE new
DOCTORS PASSED
LAST MEETING OF OLD STATE
MEDICAL BOARD HELD IN FAR
GO LAST NIGHT-PAssED ON
TWENTY NINE CANDIDATES.
+, NEW BOARD MEETS AUG. 1.

The last meeting of the old state
medical board was held in this city
last night and twenty doctors who
were successful in the recent examina-
ton were passed on by the board. The
new doctors will locate in this state
and begin practice at once.
The next meeting of the state medi-
cal board will be held on Aug. i at
Bismarck. This meeting will be the
first meeting of the new board which
goes in at that time. No other bust
ness of Importance was transacted at
the meeting last night other than pass
ing on the successful candidates.
The successful candidates are:
H. w. Barbour, Edgeley; e. A. Neff,
Emerson; Horace Clark, Judson; B. L.
Meigs, Edgeley; Agness Stucke, Mich
igan; 7. B. Ramsey, Ignite; James
Farrage, Warwick; r. ]. Quinn, Stras-
burg; K. M. Murray, Scranton; H. D.
Earl, Jamestown, R. E. Miccarten,
Fargo; A. N. Smith, Wheatland; G.. H.
Crazy, Leeds; w. F. Bay, Grand Forks,
e. A. Julien, Ryder; A. A. Kjelland,
Hatton; F. H. Sturgeon, Gaclxle; C. p.
Bozzell, Napoleon; H. A. Krieger, Ash
ley; L. B. Deroger, Clyde; ]. N. Neve-
bank, Rhame; e. N. Cans, Dickinson;
G. M. Olson, Fargo; A. r. T. Wylie,
Grafton; ]. G. Abbott, Coteau; S. w.
Hill, Regent; w. L. Barbour, Mar
marth; George Monteith, Hazelton;
Roy c. Heron, Great Bend.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-14
Modern Education IS
Ridiculed In New Book

But do know this: we are far behind
Germany and England. Here we grade
the child at the age of s years. In the
two other countries it is s. Whether
or not the compulsory age will be low
cred remains to be seen. The tend
ency in this country is to make the
time Of entrance later If possible.
"Our teachers need no defense The
science Of pedagogy as taught in nor
NAL schools is in its infancy. The old
est training school for teachers was
founded less than fifty years ago In
this country"
Education Begins at Birth.
On these same points Miss Strachan
said
The professor is wrong in saving
that education begins between the sec
ond and third years. 1t begins two
or three minutes after the child 10
born. Education is not confined to the
school room. In the matter of routine
scientific education believe in waiting
until the child has acquired soma
physical development. I am a favor
OF even the eighth year for entrance
into the grades.
Professor Sidis' attack on caralas.
girl and old maid teachers is : naed~
less and gratuitous insult to the vast
body Of women teachers. They ara
doing a splendid work morally ar,orss
our boys as well as in the scient,Ac
way"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-14
FARGO Man MAY
Be A BENEFICIARY
HARRY ALSoP's RELATIVES IN
EAST COME IN FOR BIG FOR
TUNE FROM BOLIVIA.

Hartford, Conn.,, July 14.-State Sen
Joseph Alsop of Avon and three
three brothers and sister Of Middle
town are entitled to one-half of the
amount allowed by King George in
his award Of the Alsop claim against
Chile. The loan to Bolivia was made
by the grandfather Of Senator Alsop
who thinks the share coming to him
and his relatives will amount to about
$4,000 apiece.
The home of Harry Alsop OF the
Interior Lumber Co., is at Middletown
Conn, and 1t Is thought that he OF
his father, formerly of this city, might
be a beneficiary of the award Mr.
and Mrs. Alsop are now out of the city
attending the big meeting of the Shrin-
ers at Rochester, N. z, and nothing
could be learned from them.
A representative of The Forum talk
ed to f. G. Alsop, the manager of the
Dilworth lumber yard over the phone
and Mr.. Alsop stated that he thought
that his father was connected with
the South American deal. The mat
ter is one which he has always heard
of a great deal from his father and he
is Of the opinion that the parent also
loaned some money to Bolivia
The father, III. w. Alsop, formerly
lived in Fargo, although he now makes
his home at Bemidji, MINI. He was
one of the early pioneers OF the Red
river valley, operating steamboats, or
the river from Fargo to Winnipeg for
many years until the larger interests
squeezed him out.