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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04

The following somehow got mixed up with the Nugget dispatches and we will leave it to our readers to build an cN,tine story thereon. The item is really interesting in that it is in por- suance of d certain Austrian and Ger man policy What can you make of it"
 VIENNA, March Plant cahhases in Imperial gardens
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04

From letters received in the mail A. ]. Mcconnell who was recently Dicta- tor of the Moose Lodge in Nome has been visiting in New Jersey where he met Fred Hanks and Will Bohannan who are rooming in the same igloo.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04

Lew Hart. an old pioneer of Alaska and member of the order of Pioneers of Alaska, is very sick man and is now confined in Holy Cross hospital His friends are in constant attcndaue" with him and hope to have him out soon
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04
NEWS NOTES

The outside mail which arrived yes terday afternoon consisted of seventy five pounds of first and three hundred and ten pounds of second-class matter
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04

II is reported that number of the young folks are planning q straw sleigh ride party for Friday evening if the weather permits. at which a regular old time ride is assured those paru- cipating.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04
WE CAN DO IT.

For first class work and prompt de- livery phone Main 151 and the Peoples Steam Laundry will call and get your laundry.
 W. J. WILLIAMSON Prop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04
A COOK WANTED

Wanted, good woman cook for road house. Write Mrs. Lucy Pendergrast, Marks Roadhouse, Council, Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04

March, so far. is quite living up to it's proverbial reputation, but if the tradition holds true we may expect the latter end to be somewhat more pleas ant
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04

(Send your friends on the outside this paper after you have read it and help advertise Nome)
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04
wANTED-oRDERs OF FREIGHT.

 would be
  may the position 
 
 
  betterments
  Development Seattle later 1915
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04

WANTED.-To rent piona. inquire Nugget office
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04

FLOUR IS CHEAP. Bread only Sc. North Pois Bakery and Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-04
SPECIAL SALE.

On Ladies Tailored Suits. Prices $16.5o to $275o
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05
IT MAKES some DuFERENcE

other day heard fellow bemoanng the fact that
had acquitted Bob uhch of charge of murder connection
coal fields The fellow
guilty guilty
should have
all blame belief that Chch
guilty charged but take with his criticism amount
abuse of the jury which failed convict him. By
of the beaty and the rulings of courts
guilty Free very seldom indeed that
The Post believes that the question of man guilt inno
therefore
satisfied with the result the Uhh and friend should
continue habor Crouch the fact that whom he
believes to be murderer free not have occurred to
him that perhaps the judge and know fully much about the
judge of his guilt
No matter how guilty the accused be- the evidence
presented the such his guilt
beyond reasonable doubt then the did right acquttng
him and of all sympathy with who would abuse
them for their action.
gob of sentimental guh being peddled
effort prevent John recently convicted by of
meeting conditions which laws of the land
those who stand convicted of the crime murder We don't
know whether Lawson guilty of the for which he
charged whether he innocent We might have definite
regard it, but that opinion does and should
of the of testimony
brought before the called these Those
no framed which
with shall be tried have wisely provided that
be executed because ones Direct
willing
both of these whether that produced The
efforts ntmdte and thus defeat the ends Of
justice has and will from the
Post Unfortunately people who apparently otherwise
good citizens altogether different }, the
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05
soan1ms 10 N sAD
Is something to be sah

sERE something be of the
that the facts Of the Lusitana should be
would be claimed that the Of
any British steamship should relieve that
submarine attack The ned States has everything
and nothing lose by meets raised by the
The thoroughly satisfied of the
the willing should be establish the facts
N ndls,ut tesmony.-PueblO Chieftain.
There something be said favor of question that
the human mind consider But in the crisis that
nt this country the questions ISSUE not abstract
academic the German foreign Office would like to have think
The which the Chieftain think have been fully
established be only well attested We that it
will be admitted that the LusaE sunk ~ torpedo launched
bl German submarine 1t will not be denied that loaded
helpless official this
based definite Knowledge have Established beyond
doubt the fact that the ship unamed As Bensto him
self that fact there doesn't be much be said
favor of the contention that has doubts the subject
As for the other questions raised by the German
whether the Ltana had enough boat the
whether the United should not look to the Cunar
ship company responsibility
imagine that they anything else but contemptuou inonce
veiled under the polite language of diplomacy!
Camness and essential this time but
should have illusions the of those with whom
the United States dealing 1t not plain honest citizen deal
ling with another nice nehb fashion the back fence
regarding the accidental death of harmless chicken The
of Germany today in the hands of the Pusan military
ocracy who they hold thing contempt is democracy and
the people and who regard the United States most
institution The Berlin aristocracy Welt
am Montag express it thus:
Soon after the torpedong of the Lutan the United States
filed complaint with Germany that ouEGed almost threatening
More than American diplomats for them
sell the title of 'Sh Sleeved Diplomats consequently
judges the and the of The American by
standard different from that customary in Europe.
There truth that last The standards different
The United S and the German do
tragedy They
principles involved They approach e question from two totally
different opiIs of view through the mel;um of tw,
trcy different p! !losophies.
The German Intention is perfectly comprehensive and the
the ey ustifabe if t" it through the
of the Pan military arstoacy. Seen through the of
people who have this school the
edy nothing than Herald
Demcrat. -
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

THE MEETINGS being held for the purpose of protesting
held the time and under the conditions His case
pending in the Colorado The people Of this state
have confidence that Any public meetings either for
against Mr. object view. That object
of the speakers, especially by
the Denver meeting largely untrue The
udgshp had been created not to try
Lawson bu to convict him
the United Mine Workers who originally demanded new
The following the demand created
udgp and Governor Carlson appointed Judge Hlyer This
position could have been created 1t was done
and by OF the demand OF the
Mr. Lawson convicted the judge who tried the case
is attacked We Mr. Lawson, hold brief for
Judge Upto-dae has been regular in respect
well able the merits OF the errors that
assigned that body of judges Any attempt on the part Oh
either public sentiment distinct from the normal con-
mind attempt to thwa justice and should be
frowned down.
authority the court, has given its
decision any of friends and feel that he
justice they have perfect right to arouse ana TO
sentiment peacabe they may please TO
public meetings petitions to the governor or other
similar influences however have no proper
of the court and their
present time manesy mproper-The Pueblo Chlef'ah
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05
AND YET DENVER WANTS 10 BE WET
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THE OTHER DAY old mother Of three children
staggered Seventeenth and Champa Denver
all of the sidewalk In front of her she pushed
with our-monhsod baby inside. old
todded mothers side holding her hand
sidewalk while child
whnngy held her skirts The crossing Of the endng
blockade the traffic
The policeman undecided whether send the
Champa with her
Gods hand picked jewels finally chose the later For
the onlookers did laugh drunken sometimes
laugh young mother with three children
protection a crowded thoroughare the
city brought instead of laughter.
And yet Denver wet' said tourist.
Grand Junction News
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

ONFDENCE Republican is basei largely
~ the belief that business big and little against the dem
and will the opportunity declare itself the polls
The depression Of the past years created longing for
change
Business did Mr. Wilson in favor of his
election But powe the face of the Republican division
As could heal that obliged accept the result the
polls which brought in the by minority vote The
wrangng Republican politicians aud the business
responsible for what took place in November, 1912
Since then business of it, Hence the assertion
at the polls next business Of all kinds and degrees will
lister itself in favor of a change-Washington Star
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05
ALL REJOICE IN posf's DE1EAf

THE of Colorado with practically voice is this week
speaking result of the city election in
far the Denver and its candidate Voney Hogg
concerned The overwhelming defeat which this combination
at the hands OF the voters of Denver by the
people OF the state a signal victory for decency.
In how little the Post held by the people OF
state could hardly than by the comments made
by newspapers all of Colorado The general impression
and it be the Of the capital
realizing at last what they have been
the past and have arrived the that hereafter they
going to operate and of Denver theseveBuder
NsWa
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

ssEE present benefit the people of Col
orado if they take of its advantages In some
frozen but most instances the
moisture has such condition that greater
assured for the year.
There should overlooked That feature
dries out of the ground the
travel will leave them and rough Within ten
davs the automobile the East will be in full swing
through charge of the roads should begin lmme
and should drag COED condition The
work spent on while they drying from this storm Will
b worth more weeks work spent later By systematic
work the Colorado be in good condition by
the time the effects have away-Grand Junction
News
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05
BUSINESS AND POLITICS

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The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

y y > y
HE back to the farm growing all the
country The prosperity that has the farmers in late
having tendency influence strug
ged for existence and cities
aon People who have not been educated
find difficult to make living the city this class of people
later wake realization that the them
on the farm This having tendency increase the Of
farm lands Colorado feeling the effects of this
hundreds Of families settling land
the building irrigated
of the state attracting the attention people
anxious out of the and into the health and
Independent life of the amer-Fort Collins Courier.
y =
THE WEATHER of the week. while of
farmers will have another beneficial
be hoped that will be the showing clearly
before the need for dragging the roads
from getting condition which will
workmen them good condition again. The
first to raise the question and the
make for
after There is foot especially
interested in good roads, the
ision will appreciate this disposition assist little and will
people their efforts to the roads the
= =
IHAT WE need like
w and in this connection well
patriotism does not always clamor
with profit remember that wisdom justice
portant essentials in that great quality call patriotism
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

Morael1, ont 0anfiagn1,gstage,
lperoen sic @anfen lr1o Mmtslofale
lnpic bie mciiten @eid6ftsleute ge-
|ld)luiicn iein. 9ie 9rieftrager mer.
Den mir cine gblieferun9 um Morsel
mad)en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

slllf geranlalIung bon aeo. @il-
ION bon Monn1olltb lpllrOe porgeltern
cine gcmiile Maeie @allon ~berbaitct,
Die llnt Elm s(rn1balD in eir,en Gafe,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

5a6e ser O6erldulbeb0rbe miro es
leln, Bel JeitieBuns Oes programms
fur Sen fremblpra9igen unterriht
oielen ben lellen pirti6aftliden 8ez
bIrfnii1en Tronfreids anaupo1en.
4ber ioQen na9 ben Iusii9ten, be-
rem 8erpirfli9ung mir slii6enb piinz
i9et, ni4t anbere 5pro9ea, Be-
lonoers bas RuIii9e, ooS 9sutide
0 litan0ig aus uniern 5dule1 ber=
ordngen t0nnen?"
gnbli9 Morib 8arres: Ser
&rteg beeinfllbt meine 5teGung gum
beutIden 5praaunterridt saa3 unb
gar ni3t. gs 1T Elm l9nierigsr I'm
tcrridt, Der ben oafir erforosrliaen
3eitaufipano ntht lo0nt. Sir eini=
sc 9an0el5sneise, fir seipiHe nil
feni9aftii9e Qrbeiten lit Deutla le6r
niieli@, iogor un~entbehrtiG. Mber
neAmen Sic Der 5al, sic reiiten IN
Deutidlano. Man bebaustst, e lei
bei Hetien in 0eut79lono angene6m,
Seut16 1preden gu fDnnen. M1eine
@aiiGt lit Das ni9t. gs genigt, et=
lDa so m0rter raoebreden uno lie
gu bier Biz flint timer nieoertebren=
ben Nbraie en- 5uiammenitoppeIn gu
fDnnen. Spalt nidfs. Man fat ME
einen bD6ern GenuB oDn einem neuz
en- S6auplab unb elmer unbefonntea
llmnelt, als penn man oapon bez
freit 1T, beriteben gu miifen, mas Die
gintsimii6en OUT Der Gilenbabn, i'm
gnlt6ofe uno in Der 3eitung iib err
sablen." 9opett Der Sdllptling Der
Batriptenliga, Der Mtopemifer uno
rlaerateur Be Ia eompaane" MoriB
8arres. Die 5umanttG DerieBt i'm
barob ben folsenoen TuBtritt: Sang
beifimmt fann nan fem gr0Berer
@infallspinlel (bete) lein olS Bar
reg 90. Mertpurbig tit nur, ntdt
DaB Elm iolaer berumlauft, Ionbern
-oaB man bieien 9ampelmanm (bonz
BONNIE en- pain b'epiees, eisentli4
pfefferfuGenmanD uls yeine 9ertDrz
peruns oes fran50fiaen geoanteas"
9inltelen fanu."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

Better 9llt1er, ein 81 Satire otter
yteger, Der cine 6rau uno oeren Sod-
ter belaitigt bette, apl,roe ge1terl1 bon
ytid]ter golter SIT 80 Ingen @aft i'm
.GountDgefaltgniB oerltrtbeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
Mtu cB ans Sod 9slan6.

Gid9ter @r1. 3. Gbllrd bonn Mod
Sslano Circuit Gerid)t bat bie Sc
1dNporeren 5u enter tpeiterel1 Sibultg
om 1iellstag, 80. Moben1ber, ei1rberl1-
fen. Mebrere @eridtsiaae fontn1e11
mod 5llr gcrbollolultg.
1ie6e ltattctel1 op1l l9iiou Gigar-
re11geldaft, 1926 2. Mpen1le, borge-
tern geadt cinen gellld ab ull0 rallb-
ten $3.50 aus einent Ser gajb
9rarpers rll0 peridieoelle blll1oert
Gcatsitiide. grdJ nabn1en sic 3iebe
cine arobe Menge @igarrena lnb 81
garettell nit, 0pd foijnlten Sic Better
nod nid)t Sen feblenoen @etrag or=
aebel1. Cine $50 @onflrote baben Die
1iebe III Dem Gaib Irafper iiberle-
ben, apeldJe ltlter ei11en1 Stiid 9apier
lag. Die 1iebe perl6afften iiA git=
tritt 5lltll @eidaft tol1rh cine Seller
t9iir, 1peld)e lie allfbraden. 9ie $50
li5ei ldeiat Ben 3iebell ollf Ser Spur
at lein ll1o gelinet es boffentlidl, Sic
1elben ab5rtfalien.
Sic God Sslolt0 gllrlr6olle pir6
ON 3atlfl aglulgstage fir belr Ser
febr mieber erofillet merDel1. @ab=
reno ben lebte1 8odbal1 limo be6e1ten.
De gerbeilernngel1 unO gerid6l1erlln=
ul1 in Ser Snlle Dprae1p11111pf1 mnr.
Den.
Ser Goulltp : Superintendent
miro alll IA. Ic5ember Ieille 11aiidlte
regelandbige gerlnn1ml1ng ob6alten,
ltnl Die perid)iebC1en porliege11oen
8cIdafte 5lt erleoigel1. @eldafte BON
beOelltenoer 8id)tigfeit liegen nid)t
boz.
Ser Staotratb bat ut ieiner gi=
sung norgeltern Nadpnittag 5pei
8irtbld)aften llnO 5lpei gafees @irtf=
Observation-Disclosures altsgeIteIt,
1allllid, an =. 9. 5finner, @od S.
lolo Tl1rl16alle @irtb}daft nno s.
San sope, 40 8. 5traBe, impie an
Garl S. Wlteler ln1b 81. Nlloerlon
fir oas gtelp Sarper 6ollle Safe, u1lo
an gnlil S. SSeniib fir elm SAFE in
9so. 313 30. 5traBe, 10 baB 93ocf S.
lono 1ebt SO beltel1erte @irt6ibaften
baf.
s(llf geranlaiill1rg bon aeo. @il-
ION bon Wolnnoutb murOe %porgeitern
cine gcpiiie Maeie @al1on per6aitet,
Die lbna Elm s[rl1barn in einen Gafe,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
l1nter guuOesgeuoNeu,

gs lit ia ni4t Das eritemal, oab
6raraoien uno Gngldnoer, Die iib
ionit faii INNER feinbsia geseniiberz
1tanoen, nieoer einmal @9ulter on
9aulter tampften, in Der arim unb
in gbina 5. s., uno 5por reselmdbig
70, oaB biz Jran5oien ben 9auptteil
Der 9lutarbeit toten, bic gnslarber
aber bic !6%auptporteile ernteten. Saz
Bel iaben bic gnglanoer INNER nit
Dem grDbten 9o9mut ouf tire BUM
oe%sgenoi1en berab, berlpptteten lie
uno gaben ii9 penig Mube, lire Sc
ringiGdbuns gu perbersen. 5rei!id
paren aud Bel ben Jran5oien Die
Briten nidt beliebt, unp es CAB itets
Helbereien. DIS engli{6e llno fran=
5oii16e Sruppen 5ingbai Dftupiert
6atten, nuroe11 Der Union Sad urlb
bic Srtfolore nebeneinanber gebibt.
Nun par Die 5tange, en Der Die
engli1ae 5lugge pebte, bDber, 1pfort
tanen fran5Dlifde Matro1en uno So
gen tire Jabne auf elmer noa piel
hDberen 9tange auf. Der englil9e
9eridteritatter bemertte barber iarz
toitiid: u@dren mir in Matchmaker
8%eaiebung ebeaip empfinplid eetpeien,
10 lpdren mir nod h0ber sesargen,
Bis i9lieBlid Der Surm gu Babel
nlsr Elm pin5iger 9teden i'm 9ergleid
gu Der 9Dbe biefer tpnturrierenoer
5loagenma1te eepelen ipdre."
Sn benz elben Selo5uge i9rieb Der
engIil6e oiplpntatii9e Setter Der @rz
petition, na6bem CT bas 8iiuDnis nit
Den 5ransoien ein nidredlides" ge=
nannt bate: u5ie niiBen ln5 nibts,
pirten pielmebr ME eip 5enmi9ub
on uni erer autIae. Sic braurnsn
uniere @orrdte, laufen urs iiberaIl
in ben 8eg uno b%er50gern ale u1lz
1ere gepegun9en." unb babel lpor
eini9e Sabre porber bor @epoitppol
Die engltf6e 4rmee bu9ftdbli9 perz
fault unb perbungert, pdbrenb bic
pobl prganiiierte fronSDiiide boben
Hlbm 9eerntet bate. 9amols bait
ten Die englii9en 5olpaten nod in
sart5 Qnoerer Weiie bon ben @orrdten
Der 8unoessenoiien 9eIebt, penn lie
hatten nidt MIR eebettelt, ipnbern
ou6 seitpblen. Sem f6ledterer
5euse perbiirst oas, als JeIbmarz
1dloU MppO Pin bfrpDrrnnpnNpr mitz
tai>npfer auf engliiher Settle. Daz
na6 lam Der &pmmanbeur zines Be-
nodborten frano0iIden 8egiments gu
leinem Sberiten unb 1aste ettpo:
uWir baben bemertt, oab einige Sbrer
Serte lebr umflare 8e9riffe iiber Das
gix,ntumsredt gu bnben f9einen. Sd
babe stpar I'M eren 2elten befpblen
nidt @leiGes nit s&leidem su per>
eelten, made Sic jebp9 borauf ouf.
merriam, oaB bteIe ginIeitieteit nidt
peiter beiteben tann. 9a i9 in mel
mem Restment einige Der Iahperltdnz
oisiten 9iebe BON 9aris babe, 10 mo-
hen Sic iib parauf gefabt, bab, lpenn
Sbre 2eute meiter fteblen, zines Mpr=
gems Sbr bolbes Eager perlhpunoen
lit
9teie l%lnterbaltuns 1T tennsei9=
neno fir beipe Sruppen uno fir bas
8erbdltnis inter ben 8unbsseenoIIen.
9Hie mag es iebt iein9
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

i6qiti9ln9 in einem 56neioerlaa
lpieoer auf5une6men. Weuli6 aben|
erfldrte nun ibr Batter, oaB ibr Ma}
BON Netp Yort tommeu miiroe, u
lie gu Iehen, unb oab lie 5u i'm 81
rildtebren Iolle; hire W5ltter berth
oieIel6e Nnii6t. Gs entIpann
Elm beTtiger Streit, cen bic iur|
5rau ourd einen Sprung in n
5ofraum beenDete. sic er3db!te !
fem Boli3iIten, OuB lie bic MbIid
ge5obt bate, ii6 eos 2e6en 3u mel
men; ibr 9ater b%e9auptete ienob, od
tie onS 5enitsr 9etreten lei. I'm &
Id'e Butt gu Ib5pien, mn ooB iie
bet S~tulre9llng ha5 @lei0gepi4t De
loren babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

9as gerb0r bon Mpbert 5trid(ano,
Der eille1 gelpillan Senrp Sort Dor
5apei 8od,el1 mabreno elmer 5d)lage=
rel lnnter Negern, geido1ien boben
loa, apllroe bis allf Sen 3. 0e5embcr
perld]oben, un0 miro Damn Dor sen
8roBgeidmorenen perbarloelt. Sen
~ SPORT, Der 0en 'Streit in Ser Npol=
lboQe bon Milliam States al1gefonge1
4baben loll, miro m%abrideinlib al1d
bis 5llm 3. Ge5ember perld)oben aper=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

no er iid NIT lift al1fbielt, geitoblen
babe1r ioll. "a CT Gaoal1 ma6te,
lpltrbe Ell Derbaftet unb blieb Bis &C.
'lterlt M9orgen i'm @%efalteniB. BeItern
Wdorgen ipllroe ct 5lt 500 uno Soften
perllrtbeilt. 3os Irallel13inrner
nllroe an Spmtag Morgen aus bcn1
gefananiB entlalien So oos 9lrm-
bano lid) in Der Iaid)e bes Mannes
porta11o, 1pobin oas 5ralten5immer es
lpabrldeinlid) mieoer geltedt batte.
Seiratbs grlaubniBideine.
Mfons 9. Meerslnon u1o sri.
Gprila M. 3eprie5e, Moline.
@lliam q. @rap inns SRI. 2oura
.G. sdoomafer, Mepnolos.
Sarrp s. BRADFORD, Molilte, unb
6rl. Moia 81. 8relttan, Sod Sslanb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

Die bieiigen glfs mer0en am
sonntag, Ben s. 1e5ember ibre iaair-
Idle Wemorial=S eier int glfsbeim obz
bolten. Heoe,1 meroen geboIten bonn
Gonntpornpalt s. 81. 5tafforo, Gin.
malt Serbert 6. I6onp1on llno 6. 81.
Carpenter. Gin 5pe5ial=S r6elter
miro bic Mltiif liei fern uno ein 9ltar,
tett Sic 0pi111np
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

Sn Der friiberen 9oz
i ronenfabrit Siipzles=M pulez
la,lr in Sranfreid, Die iebt fir Die
2anocsberteioi9ung orbeitet, erfolete
in einem Nebsnaebauoe cine befties
Gyplpfipn, nobel IA Mrbsiterinnen
perlebt nllroen, brei bapon I6tper.
Sin IN. gntiteDen be9riffener Sranb
purhe selD16t; Die llrIode Der ST.
.plolipn loll &ur5f4lub lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
Mnhrem Lie pier Gtun.

Maanem lie pier 5tun<
Den lang nit ibrem @ater p!uir
bert bette, lie niht nieoer 81 ibrem
Msanne 6uriid5uIdiden, Iprang Die
~19iabrise 6rau Carrie Hicciaroio in
Neparf, q. S, i'll Der Nat3t Gus
cinem Seaiter Der i'm a~tpetten @tod
belsgenen eIterlihen 8o6nuns, Iooab
lie jebt nit einem 8rah Der linten
9iifte uno anoeren lei6teren Ser
lebungen i'm 9t%aotboipital liegt, 9as
lunse 8aor bate por Feds Monaten
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-09-18
STATE EDUCATION
BOARD ORGANIZED
APPROVES PLANS FOR 100000
DoRMlToRY AT STEVENS
POINT NORMAL SCHOOL.
APPROVE THREE CONTRACTS
Francis S. Lamb Elected Temporary
Secretary of New Body at
q Salary of $500
a Month

Madison. -Approval of the plans for
the 100000 dormitoly at the Stevens
Point Normal school was perhaps the
most important action taken by the
state board of education at its organ
ization meeting here
Francis S Lamb, an accountant of
the normal school regents, was elected
temporary secretary with a salary of
5000 a month.
The salary items in the normal
school and university budgets were al
lowed by the board.
The budgets as a whole, however,
were not approved. and will probably
be acted on at later meeting In the
meantime, John S. Donald. secretary
of state, and c. p Cary, state superin-
tendent of public instruction, will act
as a committee to allow the money
necessary for current expenses.
Three contracts for work at the Eau
Claire Normal school were approved
by the board and the governor The
plans for the physics building at the
university were approved and the re-
gents were authorized to get plans
ready for the proposed soils building.
The next meeting of the board will
be held on call of the chairman.