davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Cut oIfo. .9ier in Sic SoDene ano
oos @eFsimnis eines geIunoen uno
largen 2ebeus." Gr parf sinen Bid
oarauf unO Iagse:
rSit ia famos! @ib Der, has pia
iA alei9 protisren."
r9espegen tam i6 eben. Iieber
G6lomiln. On pirIt Der Bi1enz
Tdnft einen unessearen 0isnit srtpei<
fen, tDenn bu 0ana9 lebit. periteblt
bug"
nMaden mir. rief er begsiItert.
nMlfO ni9t rau9sn, ni9t trinten, Eiht
-" Quf einmal fisl ibm etipus elm.
nSa, un0 Ou9" Iugte er.
SD ptrOe CUR &ontrole Ous @ts
genteiG bpn olIem tun."
,3ur &~ontrolle,"
nQatiirli9, UNI feIt3uItellen, piebiel
Sabre Oh lGngsr Iebeu pirIt uIs i4,
beritebit ou?"
aAusee5ei6net, ausge5si9net! 4ber
Taat NAL. opfern tuIt ga Ou bid eli
gentli9 fir Die @iFeni9aft!"
sd tu's germ"
LIMB ib nidf minosr. BeiBt Ou,
oas miiBten mir Op9 feiern in Der
9obegd."
nDas min i6 ulsin beIorgen. 0enn
Iaut Isabelle, abIus 8, DerItebit
gu. -"
Gr fat nod, unO i9 tonnte ~tonita>
tisren, oaB Die @erldngerung ieines
2ebens bereits aiming. ii4 in Der Ser
ldngerung ieines @eii4tes elm psntg
benertbar gu MAIDEN.
Mber CUR @brc meines 6rsunbes
S9i0mil9 iei's geIugt er belt
ii9 itren9e an sic neunfGltige Qez
bensperldngerung $ SdbelenOori4rif>
ten. 60 itrenge, ME i4 mid an ous
@egtnteil.
uno mir bGtten Ii9er cine merit
bole 8erei9erung ser Stdtiitit burf
infer prattiI6es Experiment er5ieIt,
fpenn -
Sa, feben sic. tpenn ni9t Sreuno
S9l0mil9 anOertbal6 Sabre oarduI
obne ertennbare urIo4e O~erftOrben
pGre.
Mir 6dben uns Sen aopf 5erbrO=
den, narum, tpesbalb, piefo? 1nt
lino gu teinem Grgebnis gelanst.
Mein Sntel iagt, an Diel @eiuno'
BELT Tei mein 5reunb geItOrben, 8it=
bel @efunbbeit nebme ben &Drper
nod drser nit uIs gar feline 9elunos
belt.
aber ous 1T gGs9. Msin OnteI
1T ftatiitif9 ni9t sebiIOst. Gr piiro'
ionIt piKen miiHsn, oaB meir
5reuno G6l6miI9 ldut @tatiftit oil
berflu6te pfIi4t uno @@ulbigfeti
sebobt bate, 1879 Sabre alt gu iper'
Sen.
@4uoe, f4uOe. OaB er OOrber fturb
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
MOrSenFunOe.

Sage mir, tpie 0u 0einsn Sag be-
ginnft, uno t9 min Dir fugen, pie er
berlaufen pirol
Sine Der ni9tigiten 4ufgaben fir
oie Suusfrau beItebt BARN, Dab Die
frii6en Morgenitunoen ri9tig geniiBt
peroen, oenn Ie Iino fir Die @rbdls
tung t0rperlt9er un0 9eitiger 5rif9e
a1er 9aussenofen Die pi4tigitsn.
Ni6ts unbebagli9eres ldBt ii9
augoenten, als elm Suuspeien, in Dem
es am Morgen roriiber uno orunter"
qe5t. Die &inoer, Die elm penig gu
{pGt aufgeItanoen finO, MAIDEN nur
b09It oberflG9li9 Soilette, 9ieBtn i'm
@teben etne Safe oes beiBen MOrs
gen9etrGntes berunter, bergeiien in Der
Gile ben tpdrmenoen S9al, Die Sanoz
Idube, oen @9irm ooer, mas nod
f6limmsr 1T, ibr Sri9itiid uno boz
item in Gorge our S9ule, mo fe
IelbfberItGnoli9 srIt mad lGngerer
3eit oie &ube un6 Sammlrng finoen,
0erer fe oo9 10 fs6r beOiirfen, mtnn
fie Dem tnterri9t aufmertfdm folgen
foaen. Der 9ousberr fu9t i'm lebten
4ueenblid irgenosin pi9tiges S4riftz
fiid uno pirft auf feinem S9reibs
tif9 anes buni our9einanoer. - Die
arme Mutter uno Satin atmet err
leihtert auf, penn 1i9 Die Sir binter
oen 5ortfiirmsnoen gef4lOifen bat.
Die BETTE Srif9e fir ibr Sdgepert
bat tie aber aud f9on einsebiiBt.
Seoe Sausbaltung lonte etpa 3sbn
Minuten cher, als unumgGngli4 nots
penoig lit, in 8etrieb geiebt peroer.
Oie tur3e 5riIt, sic man etpu an Ieiz
mem S9ldf opfern muB, bringt ben
RerDen nett tpenigsr @9aOen. als Die
lOnIt nOtise SeBerei. Wenn re9t5eitig
aufqeItanoen miro, tOnnen ii9 ale
oroentli6 antleioen, oas Sriibitiid in
5rieoen Su ii9 nebmen un0 ben Beg
CUR S9ule ooer ins @ef9Gft in rubis
gem Sempo 5uriidlegen.
Sc lit natiirlt9 febr rattan, mOgs
li9f bisl am Mbeno Dor3ubsreitsn.
Die @9ulbii9er Der &inoer miiFen
fir uno fertig am ouau beitimmten
YldB liegen, &leioer uno S9uboeug
gereinigt 1ein, Der Sribltiidstif9 GEE
oedt uTp. Niemals iolte ous Nus
beTern zines tleinen S4aoens Der
alsioung auf oen Morgen beri4oben
peroen es miro Ii9 Damn bdufig
ni6t mebr oie nOtwsgDigs 3sit finOsn
lahen. Mas fir Elm 2i4t es aber auf
Die 9ausfrau pirft, penn Der Mann
ooer Die &inoer nit &leioern, an oe=
aen Rn0pfe fsblen, nit MGnteln, an
oeneu Der Nufbdnger abgeriKen 1T,
ooer nit dbnli9en 0efetten umberz
Laufen. oas brau9t pobl ni9t psiter
luseindnoergsfeBt gu peroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
aron 0er eps.
Bon SIZE m c l.

ORt ~ -
Stage nidt, Dab bou Den @unoerbronS
men,,
9enen mir 10 Ieli9 beioe IauIhten,
GIs mir unIre Qebensfabrt begonreH,
Gar All bel periie2teu uno p~errnuldlteil.
9Iieb rms nidts? Sizes Sanosius9dns
ns@auoern
2urd elm brntes, ipedlelUoles Seben,
2ies BEL allen Gtiirmeu Gins Dem nnoern
Gtiu ben Croft oes Treugeleites @eben:
SIT Sus uifts? Sizes 5~ueiuauoer Soiter
limb ge6eimcs Qeib I'M nnoern S6onen,
9iefes Stete @eben uno @ntloiten,
9ies iuie auf 9eidiieter Snlel 8obnenf
Gie6 MIR infer 9inS ins 9eben eeben-
i.nIrer SugenD 6alberloihne Sldmmeil
gotbefliigelt nieOer auferiteben,
@ef1 un6 mein Ser5 lob'n in ibm 5us
ian1men.
Seine Sample, meine SrGume Ipinnen
Sid u%ntreuubor fort in ollie @eiten y
9Drit on uidt Die Bunoerbronnen rins
ren
Simmer nod Ourh unire 2ebensbrsiteu2
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Snseefcmt 96.s Sabre
sd leete bic Sabene Dem &aiierli=
den Statilti19en @eIunobeitsamte bOr
uno er6ielt Die Na9ri9t: @s itimme.
Nun bin i1 aber tritif9 bon Natnr.
SD nabm mir Oesbalb OOr, Die crate
prObe auf's grempel gu MAIDEN, llnO
ging gu meinem 5reunoe S4lO@
mild.
uSOr mar, Tuste i9, sou biit elm
6reuno BON alien SortI9ritt."
rSb, bite, faste er nit ieiner linz
len San0 uno quittierts nit Der re6<
ten binterm Hiiden.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
SOm @ebeimMis eines grlmnOeu
uWO laMgem Sebens.
Son Srib @aHuer.

mir one erlte Stat11t1t IN ole 9df1De.
r0ie @erbeirateten", bieB es oarin,
rleben our4f9nittli9 1O,5 Sabre ldns
ger ais bic unperbeirdteten." Cine
Mense @riinoe mar fir oieie bemerz
tensperte @rf9einung angegeben.
unO iie iparen ale mebr DOer MIN
Der einleu4tenO. Sd notierte mir
oas Sattum.
SpGter las i8 in elmer 3eitune
,Mntinitotina" nStatiiti19e unterfuS
9ungen baden ourgetan, oaB Ni9t@
rau9er 1913 Sabre LANCER Ieben dls
Oie Hau9er." Mein Ontel, Der pie
elm @9lot pafft, las es aud unO
b-ummte: n@eieBt Sen San, elmer Der
ni9t rau9te, liegt nit SO Sabren
auf benz @terbebette. Mel9es Mtttel
gibt es nun, I'm feit3uitellen, OaB er
nit Dem Rau9en nur II Sabre aft
%getporosn tpGre, be9" SD fdgte: nOnz
fel. Die @tatiitit. !" SAP mid
mi. oeiner @tatiItit", fdste Der OnteI,
,tann Ser Ni9trou9er bielei9t fein
Qeben prObepeife riidpdrts ruu4en,
Inn Die 9ifferen3 gu friegen, he?" =
@as ion man oarauf fagen9 Mein
SnteG mar ni9t ObiettiD genug fir DIE
Statiitit.
MIs i9 mid berfi9ern ippate, fdgte
Der Mgent, Die prdmien feien fir Die
Mb1tinsn3ler fleiner.
r@arum %nn9" fragte i9.
r@s6r einfd9", 1agt er unO 5itbt
Elm ftati1ti19es projetttl aus ieiner
Saf9e, nleIen sic bier ielber, buB
9[bitinen3ler 81 Sabre Idnger leben
ols Die anoern Menf4en."
rSm", fase i9, nIeiOer fam i4 tei>
men Nn1pru9 MAIDEN uuf bic tleine
prGmie unb oas lange 2eben, inoes
geftatten sic, 0uB i4 6us Sattum
tpenigitens notiere."
SpGter teilte mir elm S90ni9reibz
lebrer nit, baB Ser Menf9, Der regels
mGBig f.inen @ormitterna9tsf4ldf
babe, mad fsinen itatiitifden Sabensn
our9f9nittli9 11,5 Sabre lGneer Iebe
ais Elm onoerer. Mu9 oas muB na6r
Isin. Oenn feher sic, mas bate
Elm @90n19reiblebrer fir elm Snters
.fe oaran, S9lufftatiititen gu fall
f9en9
Ni6t LANCE na4ber eriu6 i4 aus
elmer Geographic BON Srantltn, oaB
oas JriibaufItsbsn ALIEN our4f4nitt<
li9 1891 Sabre Der gepObnIi4en
2~e6ensoauer 3ufebe. 0a Oieie 3iffer
fogor uuf orei 9eoimalftellen gendu
bere9net 1T, muB fie unbeIeben ri4tig
Rin.
Muf einem plafdt elmer Refirz unb
Sog6urt : @ertriebssefel19uft las i9
6ann in Tett0rud, baB Der @enuB
BON Refir oos 2eben I'm 5 uno Ser
bon Sogburt oasfelbe 2eben nm 7,3
Sabre tpeiter oebne.
OaB oas rMiiIern" (Wlein Sbitem)
Dem Standardization 7,6 Sabre uns
ter 8riioern ouubbiere, lit gu alge@
mein betannt, dls OaB i9 es nod err
ad6len miiBte.
Neu mar mir 0agegen, tDaS mir in
Der Salpiia Elm blutiunger Bureanz
bisner mitteilte, nGmli9, baB Die Be
getarianer Inn bolle 14,8 Sabre mebr
getpinnen als Oie Sleif9ler.
uno bon Dem 6abritanten, mo i9
meme S~GgerbemOen friiber taufts,
Dab i1 einen S9ein, ponu9 oas
9ragen bon SGeerbemOen 3,8 Sabre
an oas 2eben IeBe.
Nls i9 ales oies erfabren bate,
mar i'd 43 Sabre. Sd belt Die
3eit gstommen, nm Die NOoitton gu
MAIDEN. unb erbielt Die fOlgsnOe Saz
belle:
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

= &otHeberbIite. 2ebrer:
nMiiner, es 1T ungIaubIi9, tpis titF
lei S9nen lie OberfIG4Ii4ssit iisi.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
COAL FLEET
PASSED HERE
RIVER 70 STILL pgcllmsNo AT
AL posHFe-
Ole WIN - W Ess~ ciss,sasti
Within . ohope rt0o-Dosks

asd .isse toas q iroe ana steel
pro1ucts the dsst Of fsuF ssea boafs
$1,000 this port ysstsrdsy surouta to
b southern Ohio. The boats were
the Pittsburgh. Coei City. Ala Brown
and ION Dodsvorth- The Fame.
Rival and Volunteer acted - peoi
boats and aoconpantsd the Hest to
psIlaars. whore they unchanged their
nsets \ rsturned light 70 ftttsburgh
to Assist ths second nest thls ~ south.
Carrying several emptiss ana . num-
Der OF model bSxges the Sam Brow
passed this port yesterday.
b snagboat Southern. which has
been moored on the lower Ohio.
reached this port yesterday afternoon
and Just ~ soon ~ the river permits
viii DO drsdgs work NJ Sisters Island
and csptine Rffle.
Cincinnati trade. which u on the an
nuai Aardi Graz run. VS. the frat
packet TO arrive In port for some time.
She had q heavy cargo n q passen-
Ser LIT OF 90 people who ere going 10
New OrieansL She was followed by
her sister boat. the Queen City, bound
to Cincinnati with another heavy
cargo.
The stage.
The Ohio OF h Maddy line 70 sx-
pected In port from Cincinnati within
. short time. She will be the first
boat from the Queen city for several
weeks and 10 reported carrying q very
heavy cargo.
The stag ehers last evening was 1s
feet and falling slowly. Captain Henry
Kraft expects to press into service the
Lucille Nowiand or some other packet
next week In the trade of the III
"
ard stated last evening hat he ex-
pected the river business during the
next few weeks to be the best in
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

Nsr's Conference
4 conference % men ~ mo Firsf
Presbyterian church ls called FOR Mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
FARM LECTURE
THIRD OF SERIES AT BETHANY
COLLEGE TODAY.
Part o. Washington coUrss and Joe
Wing IL 10 BE the
Lecturer.

The third lecture IN The WaddinR-
ton bod 81 HefhanY college will be
RiNsn ~ Joseph o. wing ~ woodland
Fsrrn. Mr-hanir4hurr % Mr wing
and Dts nrnfhfrs have made worn out
land iu Dnlp rrodure goo bushels Of
corn n four bushels - alfalfa per
core Lime. ph0Hrhafee alfalfa and
Hnesp were the msan used.
Joe Wing o. Tho best kuuwn writer
and lecturer on farm topics in Amer
ics BE has visited 81 parts % Amer
80 End Europe f0 sfufV farm ~onlf-
ficns and fn Ei.e adti~s and lgrfur-s
o. alfalfa. SHEEP lime ard other sub
jets - infefesf fn farmers
The tariT rnmmilaior sent Nr. wing
90 south Amrrira iasf yaar fs intesI
nafs and rrfrrf lfrn rfrrr nfrufrg
o. fhaf rnrrfrr. W. con rive fhs
shesp mnuern - His ssfion more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

MILDLY Bl0useS

'Mendel-Made"; sizes 6, 8, 10, IL
IA, 10 and 18.
Of Whit, Galatea with braid
trim'd. blue sailor collar.
MILDLY Blouses of Whit. Gala-0
tea with blue collar and
blue-and-wht. striped trim
mings. 10 to IS sizes.
Belted Middies for gymnasts Z
and outdoor devotees; of
Galatea; braid trim'd. "a
to 40 sizes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
POSTPONED.
Social Workers Call OF Msstina On
Account Of the Sunday
Ravival

The regular meeting OF the Social
Workers club of his city. which vas
to have been held at the Board Of
Trade rooms next Tuesday evening.
has been postponed. owing to the Sun
a meetings. No date has been SIT
for the postponed meeting. but Il will
be probably Incorporated with the next
regular meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
Zee. sa.. Flss.,

Wheeiing friends have rec~ived
sord rom William Wells. % virrnnia
street Island. nov fishing a. Rocf.
ledEe FLORIDA VIII states thai h.
recently cauahf q 2lh pound hass
siong ne 6ocks. which IL aaid % he
the largest hah ~ the Kind svsr
oauahf IN that par - The coast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
.'CAMIC MENTIONED
Wsiisbgra Me- 10 Urasd .. cs~ssss,.
fsr P-rosscstr1 Atts-rsv
~ 0ronEa

Fr~rda - " D. Sc amt ~ wells
are urEinE hlm io MAKE b rars
fof p-rnsrufiug a~ffurueB n uraaEs
ncurU Mr No annie = e Founr msn
Hho has ben Nsrr r~urrsssfuf ID fha
rrarfirs - taN and for ~ parf rssr
hns ben a~sscriafrd fu fhls ~ifv uffh-
DO hrnfher ~ has McCauir 40
ar bad fhr ~fNpsrenre that eauid -
recrssarr Tor hin % on ne orir~ fgs
90 arfifn Frr nmnrF fhr Fgunr
Hrruhlirane - Brooke county rrf ft.
ffisnea there ar~ ooundsuf thaf D. esn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

Here g. a MESSAGE o. hope and GOOD
cheer from Mrs. e , Martin. Roons
Al- Va sho D. me mother o.
elshieen children Mrs. Martin uaa
cured q stomach trouble and oonsu
pauon ~ Chamberialns Tablets a.
ter I'VE years ~ suffering. and nov
recommends there tablets ~ D. pub
hc sod ~ 81 dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
BIBLE CLASS

Friday afternoon at $50 Misses
Grace Saxe and Frences Miller. men,
beers or the Sunday party, conducted
n Bible class meeting In the First Pres
by->-ian church. The meeting was
especially for the organization Of thu
class. but regular meetings will be held
on Friday. There was a large num-
Der Of the teachers present and those
who were unable TO attend yesterday
arc expected to be present on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

helpful suggestions than any oue else.
Joe Wing has done more than any
other man 90 stimulate the growing OF
alfalfa in humid America He has
written a book on meadows and pas
lures. another ON sheep growing and
for years has beer the leading writer
for the breeders Gazette
The Waddington course was for
tunate In securing Dean Russell. head
Or D. great Agricultural College Of
Wisconsin. for the first lecture this
year
lie vas followed by s. W. Moore. a
fruit rowe who has sold $500 worth
- apples DO one year from a poor hin
farm ~ West Virginia. He gays -
practical and inspiring instruction
based ON bic own experience. Few
farmers frok advantage - the oppor-
tunitv % hear these lectures We
hope q large number wU look 10 their
own interests enough 90 come out and
hear SIR WING talk on sheep growing
and alfalfa
The lecture VII - Eivsn 10 ths col.
isEa chapel 80 , 30 Saturday morning
March a. Al farmers are cordially
Invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

day evening a. 40 O'Clock. IN the
lecture room OF the church. 10 con
slder Important matters pertaining 20
me welfare 81 the church. Notices
have been sen out signed BIZ a com.
mii'ee composed Of y w. William
q = Gee and y " Zinn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

There IL No better medicine made
for colds than Chamheriain's Cough
Remedy y acts on natures plan. -
leves the lunes. opens the ~secreucus.
aifs expeftorafion n restores IN
system 20 a healthy condition.. For
sale By Ell dealers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-21
4: !: :. X 4: i: X 4: !: j: 4: i:
TRADE GOSSIP.
+ 4 i K / < + j: X X * X

" ~ "
1nter-Ocean says: Wheat bulls are
watching the northwest and say that
crop conditions are so good that any
change will be in the direction of a
lowering of the prospects. July was
up two cents from the low point of
Wednesday. Lichstern is credited with
having bought on the breaks for two
days. The local short interest has
been cut down. but is still large. Local
bulls had more wheat last night than
for several days but none Of them
are playing large lines.
Argentine shipments for the past
week:
Argentine shipments 2,s32,O00 bush
els last week 2.s0s.000 bushels last
year 1.S16,0OO bushels.
Corn 5,764.00O bushels, last week
.5,764,0O0 bushels, last year nil.
Minneapolis stocks decrease s75. non
for the week.
Chicago-Local crowd bought the
wheat and corn, sentiment rather BULL
ish on all.
New York-Wheat crop in Kansas
estimated at 100, 600, 900 bushels.
st. Louis-Modern Miller saws: "Re-
cent rains with cool Temperatures
have continued slow maturement of
sort winter wheat. holding back the
harvesting. With favorable weather
expectations are for a general start at
cutting the last week in June in Ten
nessee. Kentucky. Southern Ohio. In
diana. Illinois. Missouri and Kansas.
Ihere are occasional reports Of rust
and fly damage but otherwise condi-
tons continue as have been noted"
Modern Miller's report is bearish.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-21
NEWS OF THE STATE
MACHINE BUCKED.
As q Result the Car Turned Over and
Two We're Injured.

Beach, N. D.. June 1.-William
Madison met with an accident which
nearly caused his death, and though
he will recover, it may result in his
being a cripple for life. The accident
occurred at the fair grounds race
track. on which he was taking q spin.
Mr.. Madison was at the wheel. and as
the a was opposite the grand stand,
lost control, his efforts at keeping the
automobile on the curse being I'M
availing. The machine struck one
corner of the grand stand, the impact
setting the front wheels awry with
such suddenness that it turned over.
landing in the fence of the inner field.
j. Farran struck full length on the
ground, face down. his ankles being
pinned to the ground by the sides Of
the car. Though badly shaken up
and bruised, he escaped injury. ex-
cept for a cut on the right hip.
Mr.. Madison was not so fortunate.
He was damned underneath the steer
ing gear, and this probably accounts
for the severity Of his injuries. He
was taken to Dickinson, where an ex-
animation disclosed that the ball of
the right femur was broken off. He
was also severely bruised.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-21
STILL
AFFECT MARKET
All Other Matters Were Ex-
cluded Because Convention
News Was Uncertain.

New York, June 21.-Political con-
s~iderations obtruded themselves to
the exclusion OF ali othe. matters into
today tock market.
News from the convention was too
connecting at we outset to stimulate
the professional element to activity,
nut later when Developments pointed
10 Il possible solution OF the more Sc
rlous complications the list broaden
ed II become distinctly strong.
Anthracite oal shares were again
foremost in the upward movement,
botn L.ehigh Valley and Reading ad-
ding substantially to their gains of
the previous days.
The strength OF these stocks was
popularity attributed TO the announce
ment that the interstate
commission does not intend to pro-
coed against the so-called mop
until the fall. incidentally American
Can which is known to bear IL close
market relation to the anthracite
shares. continued its rise with a gain
Oh 8 La points on very large trans
actions. United States Steel also was
heavily traded in to a point we'll
ABOVE Sin quotations II The coppers
as we'll as American smelling made
belated recognition of the new h~n
price for copper metal. In the final
1880 NSLS VIZ
elimination most pronounced. a num-
Der OF comparatively inactive issues
came to the front. These included
Rock Island preferred, Louisville and
Nashville, American sugar and Inter-
national Harvester. United States
rubber was one of The early features
OF strength with an advance of 2 l-2
points. Towards the end the market
drifted into d~ullness. with resultan mt
recessions from the top. but the close
favored the bull account.
News Was a mixture of good and
bad and the latter including dispatch
es from Pittsburgh indicating greater
tension in the labor situation at tina
center. particularly in the steel and
iron Industry. One of the most i'm
portan1 subsidiaries of the steel cor
poration announced its intention to
suspend all operations until the strik-
ers meet the company's demands.
The weekly statement of the Bank
of England reported a slight decrease
in its proportion of reserves to liza
hilities. with a gain of $1,000, 900
gold. There was Il sharp recovery
! nconsols on rumors that $15,000,-
600 of the government sinking fund
is to be used for redemption purposes.
Trading here for Londo" was insig-
nificant, with a light balance of sales.
In the way of local financing. the
quick syndicating of sac. 900. 900
Brooklyn Rapid Transit notes which
were largely over subscribed. consti-
tuted the M important feature.
with prices ruling firm. Total sales,
a value. $2.4S5,O00.
United States bonds unchanged on
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-21
DAKOTA
MAN HQN0RED
Agricultural College Dean
Receives Degree From
University of Illinois.

Fargo, N. D., June 21.-Dean E. S.
tural college engineering department
has just returned from the University
of Illinois, where the degree Of mas
ter of engineering was conferred upon
him in recognition of the work that
Professor Keen has done at. the agri-
cultural college.
About a year and a half ago Pro-
fessor keene devised a new course Of
study called household mechanics.
which takes up the heating and Ven
tilating system of the household. This
course is q part of the home econo-
the young women the principles OF the
mechanical part of the household, so
that they will be prepared for emer-
gencies in the home.
This course of study has proved
very successful, so much in fact. that
1t attracted wide attention in educa-
tional circles. as the North Dakota
agricultural college is the only school
where this work is given.
AS a result Professor Keene was in
vited by the board of trustees of the
University Of Illinois to attend their
commencement exercises and. receive
the degree of master of mechanical
engineering which they wished to con-
fer upon him. There were 945 gradu-
ates in the class and eight of these
received masters degrees.
The degree conferred upon Profess
sor Keene is next to the highest de-
gree that is conferred upon engineers
and as degrees are only given for dis
tinguished work in the line of a pro-
fession this degree comes as a reward
for the hard work and study which
Professor Keene has put up on his
subject.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-21
MEETING PLACE
WAS TOO SMALL
Because Church Was made
quate Tents Had to Be
Erected.

Mayville. N. D.. June 21.-Attend-
ance at the annual convention of the
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
Synod increased so rapidly yesterday
that the First Lutheran church of
Mayville became wholly inadequate
for h accommodation Of the dele
gates and visitors. Two thousand
persons were in attendance. The con-
Vention adjourned to a tent.
Early trains Thursday morning
brought a number of additional dele
gates and visitors to attend the bien-
NAL convention of the northwestern
district of the Norwegian Evangelical
Lutheran Synod which opened its Sec
ond days session.
Question of Union.
The question of union in doctrine
with the United Norwegian Lutheran
church of America was brought be-
fore the convention officially for the
first time yesterday morning when a
message from J.. c.. Roseland of Min
neapolis. secretary of the United Nor
Wegian Lutheran church of America
was read. Mr.. Roseland extended
greetings to the convention and ex-
pressed the hope that a mutual I'M
derstanding between the United
church and the Norwegian Synod
might be reached at this convention.
Message Well Received.
Mr.. Roseland's message was we'll
by the delegates in conven-
ton an dit is predicted by prominent
church men here that the convention
will ratify the report Of the Joint
committee on doctrine. The Valley
City Commercial club extended an in
to the convention to hold its
next convention in Valley City. No
action was taken in this matter.