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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-01-25
Sacramento Saloon

Only standard goods dispensed at
] the above named place. Concert every
afternoon and evening. Call and maze
yourself at home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-01-25

A European paper whose country is involved in the present war
states that american action has contributed nothing to the restoration
OF peace and order in Mexico" and Of course the Hearst papers take il
right M and quote it as a criticism of American inehiciency.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-01-25

JANUARY Is, 1915
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

aennaro. @ Or. Rorris RieIien
Der / Blair. os fioen fsrtes BAN
til Omaha, bpor buns RIoite Ssn
er Goftor. @noelig unSerfaiteoe5
ban en- Operation, men aItiammen
forgpues. San osoe Sirsoa9 %
bleD bearaoet Sorsoog t iiofte ltge,
gearooeIIen IeOe0es At 5rimurerlo.
zen, ION ban tiIberte Ge, ION bar
til Ste0e oe0 9egraBeIien. mente,
Def oar BET itsrite 9iafsIge Der bar
oaret let I @of6ington 60. set
fog ooer cen Sime for BET at goa
for6i o. ie ben aiosoe Tor Tioite
@ang. Manae al pore 9mosmpnO
6eru0e oe6 Qennaro. iprlia oa al
Be pl0re. oif ioone 7r. Drummer.
- DR.. E. P. Ireland. Osteopath,
first door east of P. o. Both
Phones.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
,Oaniferen"
cusOag Sen q. oftOber 1916.
Blair, Rsbr.

vi baDoe ioa 0iisiiou5mgoe Der
Blair ira 3orsoag 4ften + ITO.
ite nae til % meo Sgnoag. 0et
par greiterne 81. =. J6ielien % ).
8isoabi. Der fBrte OrOet iaa goot
JONI unoer 5ele 41eOet. Sat. ..
9~asmlsien fom nemlig life. NJ
et Telegram. Jon 9oit aioller moo.
tog ira Gam, maatte man nprmeit
lutte. At ban oar iDg eller / bUert
5alO iaa oiOt upasieli9. At BAN
life iaa iig ififfet til at tage no.
geiret par uaIminOelig goOt be-
lie 8ioen. iqrlig oa Senoag. og oct
siOrOe 10 nof lit til, at 01eOerHe
par ioa talrigt beiBgte, iom De par.
5snoag 6ormiooag par airfea
iplot til Irpngiel. Oct er fart al
ie iaa mango Menneifer iamles til
iliee 0feoer, 5Dor @u0s 5reIies-
eDanaeIium forfonoes, % SnO6g-
oelien til g4ongeiennens 9rDIlup4
I9oer / iaa rigt Moal. 0aon 0i life
oeraf - ! oct minbite for en- Del
ter lutte. at v0iarferne er boioe
til Soften" iom Seius ia8oe. Oa
ban iaa 6olf ira Sufar itr8mme
no til BAN oeo Safobs 9rsno ior
at bsre BAN. ser abaD0e ia9t aoiH-
ben alt, hooo bun baD6e giort?" 5
bDert 5aIo er Oct ou Oct, Der glp
Der @lt0s Riges 5eOemano. at
manage itrBmmer iommen, boor@uOs
DrOs Spo uOiaas g1aa BET M blot
barre Srilgt, Ielo ON fife De, ser
bar ioaet. ital fan 2oo at bgite,
men Den @Ieoe ffal ialoe / ANDRES
600.
Get gnnr M raft opaO meo
9penin9en, Der ifaI rumme Dor
municipole eIeftriife 9ps- o. arnft.
mdifiner.
6ennarO. Dor gomle populpre
os alminoelig afbolOte Or. grun.
ner er npIig 900. San opnaaeoe
insen bsi aIoer, omfring So. SDg.
bOmmen, Der en0te bans 9tu, be.
ennote iom Observation-Disclosures.
Sdn bebanoIeoes til at begpnOe me6
of i'm S~pigerisn, Or. an0erion /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
DANsKE BIBLER.
bet danske Bibelselskabs Udgave.

Storstilet
Mr.. a. Sort Vehskind -. -. ............. 1.35
Mr.. Is. Preset Laderbind ............ 165
Mr.. 16. Lederbind og Guldsnit 800. 200
Mr.. 16 A. Speciel Indbinding. Meget blsdt sort Chagrin
med Guldsnit og runde Hjsrner $3.50. .......... 800
Mr.. f8. Chagrin og Guldsnit -. 49,. ...... 400
Mr.. is B. Brudebibelen, Chagrin og Guldsnt. 49,. 425
ommeforma
!. II. ohrtIng - -. :. ................ DO
Mr.. "a. Chagrin og Guldsnit ....... 100
Mr.. "a A. SpeGel Konfirmandbibel. Flint, bejeligt Cha
grin og Guldsnit ................. lao
Mr.. "a B. Samme som M. "a A., men med runde Hjsr-
nr. -. 49,. LEO
Mr.. rs. Chagrin, Guldsnit, runde Hjsrner, Indapapir.. 200
M. - Indiapapir, Chagrin og Guldsnit, ~ombejede
Kanter .. i. ESQ
Mr. 81 A. Indiapapir, speciel Indbinding, meget blsdt
Overfaldsbind, og Guldsnit. ....... 800
Mr.. n B. Indiapapir @gte, meget blsdt sort Chagrin
Overfaldsbind og Guldsnit. ...... $50
Ale ovenstaaende med ny Oversettelse af Diet Nye TIE
stsment og Lommebiblerne uden Apokryfer.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE.
BLAIR, NEBRASKA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

9uif amerifonerne gnifer life
@ilion. @orceiter. Wasi. %.
eft 6eroGrenoe Orgamiationer.
Der repraienterer 10000 Init. ame,
rifdnere. bor | et Wsoe DeOtngei
en- 8eiolution, Der u0toler iig be.
itemt mob Boo6rotu Bilions Sen
DnIg til g~rpii6ent Weoets 9rpii-
Dent, grofesior 5obn albrecb @alS
oeo Snonro, erflere6e / en- 9nle:
o9nif.amerifnnere nprer ineen
8rsmme ON at 6onne noget inf.
nmerifonIf Rnrti. bpilfet ri piloe
iin6e boooe ufIoat og upatriotiif.
Wen inolpnee iom Tpif. amerifo.
nerne er Ell 8ptte for @oiler Of en-
bis alasie og for gerioner al en-
bis Ippe, mao hi forene os. 8i
itnar, bpor 9DIf. Qmerifonerne olti6
bar itnnet, pno ben nmeritonife
Qonititntions a~lippeoruno. Ter er
ingen Wngt I bette 2ono, Iom er
it9rf NOT iii Of roffe 6enne
@runo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
A FEW GOOD
LUTHERAN o

A Brief History Of the Luther.
an church in America, by DIR.
j. L. Neve. Cloth, net 800.
The Life of Martin Luther. I
by DR.. William Rein, Cloth,
specially priced at rs Cts.
Laaches Book Of Family Pray
er, Half Leather Il. SIS, Gilt t22s
Our Homes and Our Children
by o. Klykken. Cloth. rs Cts.
A History Of the Reformation
by Rev. p. A. Peters. Cloth. 10
Cts.
Sunday School Handbook, b,
Rev. j. r. Il. Hunt. Cloth. 100
net.
A Colony of Mercy, by julia
Suffer. Cloth. 80 Cts.
The Heart Of Man, BosrdY
Is Cts.
me Schonberg-Co Gotta Family.
Cloth. so Cts.
The Reformation Series 4
vols Gustavus Adolphus, Prince
Frederick, Prince Albert Of Bran.
denburg, and For the Sake Of
the Faith. Price per Vol. Cloth
40 Cts. The 4 together tin.
Dan. Luth. Publ. Housa.
Blair, Nebr. :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
Den lorte 6tit.
8ortiot fra she Il

Ger gaar en- nnOerIig 9engitelie
genuem mango 5ino. aloae 6orret.
niua5iolf ruiter paa Sooeoet 5
Here ellers DeIitiaeoe 9iem itaor
man pno'eIig oDerior en- ariie. Der
er i"notraaot en- eiebIitfelia Cant
melie Al oet ofonomiite eip. Zen
iortc Set tramper mo ooer 2auoe.
gruuie1 Dan harer Sooilag. Ger
narmer f8. Ter er 0ierter. iom
Ungites olporligt.
Spa0 cr ser Al aere? Sea ioa.
rer fom fsr &C ben til a9l1tte
rem pao Den boioe @eit41 san er
beitanoia 6en, Der orager i Spio
fen oa oiier 9eien. Bite ban ior
Sre0s0eien gennem ariaens 8ros.
Ter. iaa er ban M u mbnInu.
Gems boioe Seit. Bring Siplp.
9inOring o. Srsit til ale Dem. Ser
li6er Ser er enonu life Sungers.
MO - BuO iorbp0e at Den ifuloe
fomme - Der er SipIpemioler o.
6iplpetil0er, Der er geuge. 8ahtra.
Tier, Ma5 % 7riffe. BET er tm
: oroeIinq, BET fommer til at
taa eaa. Get oil iiae. at BET er 2 o
Standardization. BRO.
oerislelien. 9~rrliaheoeu Scr I'M fol
ronOe goo paa ale Saon. Bort
meo GaenfprIigheoen ca ben 9Gna.
iteligbco. boorme6 ben enfeIte fer
paa lin e1en Toroel og lin eQen
fremtio Rnnif er fm ifabt til at
are sfaoe. ia agre onot orrre.
Oct har Bette arlin" MOB gutiffer,
Banter o. @orehuie tilitraffeIiat
pit.
Ronif er oct D%er6sIiqe Siettes
Sfrpf oa herer life 6ienume blanot
friine WenneIfer lem aqIoer Or.
set: 4@n6 bar fife qioet os Ell
Sephe0ens 9fano, men aruiten,
qP~rlighe0ens % Sin0iabeoens
anno." Get er oet. ser MI ifol
fen6es. "a Der fan maaife blioe
boarOt Drug oerior. Ogino / ben
foriton6 bprer Rntteren pao Sen
forte SET .8pgten" / Tin Snnn0.
fiji M ifnl Renneifet oeies. MI
| IfaI BET a~nbenbnres. ON bet er
Orb eler 5rnier Blot De Ieper pnn,
eIer ON oct er aroit og aprIiqbeo.
ri oil soe.
Oct er en- oloorIip oa ! NANCE
Sen'een6er en- trnffen6e Fio - oi
beS | 8irfeIiabeoen life ON Of er
febte ener ioIate, men ieg tsr fge
oct en6nn, set er oaian en- rio %
zen Isffenoe lib. 9o6 ben bIi.
oe foritaoei. oa Io6 Sen bIioe be.
nnttetl
Buo tnIer aennem 8irfeliabeoen
omfrinq os fit monenoe Spro1
2sft oaina her DIT 2ie Oh, Ie II 8 d.
oper ben forte Set: sSeins -
aprIiqheoens aonae.
Crit 3baninq
of-.L =1sEta. ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

@snne airfes C~mbbenins. Pr.
beioet peo Rsnne airfes Ombpe.
ming er Of airfebpgningslopaIget
oper0roeet I @%ntrepriie til gpgme-
tier CIR. Dam I @enne for ct BE.
Isb Of 9s.f09 Or. antogeIie al
Observation-Disclosures er uoidt ino.
til pi6ere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
9et forbnnnese asrs.

en- 5ort9IIine ON IN gna
lGnoers 9aIg meIIem Gsb o.
Sslom. Re6 5orOr6 af CIferi
Riearo. 800 siOer. : iIIuftrera
OmiIog so Cts.
Daniib entb. EubI. SsHie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
Dana Colle
Blair. Nebraska.

Skolen begynder den Is. September og tilbyder
Underwriting felgende Afdelinger:
|. Proseminariet eller forberedende til Preste-
skolen, fire Aar.
IL Normal Afdelingen for vordende teachers.
III. Akademisk, freaarigt Kursus, der giver Ad-
gang til Universiteter og Colleges.
". College, de to ferste Aars Arbejde.
Y. Handelsskole, to-aarigt Kursus.
VI. Musikskole, to-aarigt Kursus.
VII. Hsjskolen, hvor Eleven kan tage de Fag,
der tiltrenges NEST, uden noget serligt Hen
syn til Eksamen. | denne Afdeling legges
serlig Vegt paa Engelsk for indvandrede
Landsmend.
SkoIen er anerkendt af Staten Nebraska og har
Ret til at udstede Diplomaer og Certificates" til
teachers.
ALE Forespergsler besvares med Glade.
skriv efter katalog. l.. LAURSEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
Gn Snoho

% pnalioelig Sfrpooer pen0 fan
iaa itaoi1t qrbcioe Dos SfrPo0er
6. ; 3bomen anoubon. 5n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

Dor SnIefataIog for 1915 er MI
iproig % ienOes irit til enboer
4oresie pnn 5orIangenoe. 2igeIe.
oes ogiaa M 5orte9nelie ouer gu
Ie- og Rpt.4arsfort
9an. 9ntb. 9nbl. SOnie,
Blair, 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

AOresiefOrnnSrine.

@aitor 5rits anoerienS 4oresie
oil ira 1. Rooember oPre 1f15 -
y ct, 5iour Sin, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
@nSstieueitrr


. I
SBnoaq SmonesffoIe SCI
9.f5. @u6stieneite 81. 1890 Tm
% SCI. ~ aften.
aIter9an8 ON 5ormi6oagen,
sfriftemaal al. 10.
RenHore:
SsrooasffoIe boer SsnSag 81.
10. Donif @uostieneite +. % 3.
ssnooa I bier Raaueo 6ormiooaa
qI. #. gngeIIf @uostieneite 2. o.
l. 5snooa / hoer RaaneO 5ormiO.
bag ser Il.
aonfirmanoIpsning bper Ssnoag
aG. 10.
Grnm: @uostieneite I. o. 8. Ssn.
bag / boar RonneO. Rl. 1890 6or.
miooaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
SsftsstsSrdiu
Misiiunsmpbe

af5oIoes 3ios 01eng6eo. 6uter So, Nebr ira %. Rp.
a9rIig 5no6uOefe til ole 5treiuoe beOes mdoe Oeres aomme
goo I'D. 6. $ 5c6mfbt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
2uifes folof.

On opbh1aet - @cres fnrm,
~ NIL Sn6 for Coulter oe6 Ghi.
caao. @reath @eitern 9anen. 11a
mil III Sen iorene6e airfe GA 9
Nil III Ben 9anife airfe. muIiae
asbere henben6e iin til 6 m It e r
Sobinns 9nnf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

aIoorlig Eoeulnffe Oklahoma
Gin. Ola. 10 Of - 8eo G6ictn.
Tba in6trof I Rorges ct ooloiomt
SammenIteo meIlem TO 9ocf Sc.
lamb 9og 4 @enneifer orpbtes, o.
mango fnnreoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

inf 0inebaa6 iuntet. On tDit
Ninepatroinebano er iprpnat /
2uiten ! giterieen, o. oets Man0.
ifnb paa II Ronb beirnates 0rnfnet.
iortpler et Telegram ira asben-
hnpn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
lingoDmsmeoe.

5 0ogene 29-31. Of. ai6oI6es ct llna6omsms0e grorfm
Nenig6eo pe0 9ir5p, @inn. Remer al @u6s Rigcs Gag beoes
meIoe f9 til SEQ Sofuion. 9irbp. 4aitorene q. oofi3aaro. Z. 6.
gouIin % 66eo. d. Sauien fonner. geO for RsOct.
s. Z. 6. 8anien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
Yiisfousmsoer

On Guo pl blDer Der RisfoasmsOe Union. Bis. 0eu
H. % IS Ro0enber. og gfsionsms6e 6eaiaaan6s g~enigbeO,
8alpaea. @is, Den 10, Pc. % 81 Rooembcr. graterne z. u
9onoo. G. SO Glen % N y anoreaien bar looa q tale.
agrIe 5nobpOeie til ale. iom snier at oee @aos Riges Sober
meo os. Bu6mun6 Grill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
MisfOnsmeoe

On guo oil. ai5olOes 0isionsmeoe Gnbing. @ss ira 10.
til 81. ZION. Sertei8 S~nob10cle til ale GilreiicnOc 6eoes inc.
meOe f8 til @eng5eoen5 6ormanO. :. I. 9re16olot
$. =. 9ou0o
aomteu for bet euaeife 9sraeblao af6oloer Msoe 9rct
fra %. I'll 30 Ron. 6. u 9on0o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
W1isiionsmeOe

a%f5oIoes. ON @no oil. Ct 8eters 91eaia6eo. Qort6fielo. Rinn.
/ 0dgene ira II 9OO. aue Geuner iu6booe5 frrI8t
=. u @eIerLen II. l3lha 9rait
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
M~isiiOnsmeoe.
WishOnsmsoe
MisfOnsmpoe

afboIOes nor 5relers Nienigbeo, Council gInffs ira f7-2t.
Roo, booriG beroe0 inObpoes. 8eisoenbe 6eOes meIoe oeres Rom.
me goo 9o. Roa @~ienigheOens 9egne. 3 @~ertfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
Misiionsmg6e

nfboI0es. ON Guo oL SmnameI5 Menigbeo. 0a3eluooo. gfinn.
Goaae ira 10-f4 9Oo. ae 9eiesenoe til g1oet ffaI oGre
bertelg nefommenl L ~ 8eterfen Ng6s Brett
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
MISUNDERSTANDING

ai5oIoes. ON 8ao ufI. / Ct 5o5annes @cuia
0anH. / 0a8eue ira 7.-9. 8oo. @enner inObo6
81. @eterfen. ]
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-18

desk. The bookcases are steel, tlhteo
in olive greer. These cases are as
yet, sparsely filled, but Miss Winsteo
is expecting an $500 order of books
recently selected.
The Aurora" the 1915 class mem
orial, hangs in excellent space on the
east wall, where the rays of light from
the north windows fall lightly on It's
exquisite colorings. This is the frst
picture hung in the Minot normal
school-a splendid initial piece.
The summer school students have
beeh enjoying some excellent talks in
assembly by the faculty members and
by Occasional visitors. This period
compares very %favorably in value with
any of the minor subjects elected
from the regular schedule.
This week Mr.. Altman gave a talk
on Recently Discovered Disease Pre-
v%entives,' Miss McDonough ~ the
"Sensn of Humor in the School ROOM
Mr.. Darling on his "Trip Through
Mexico" and Miss Cook on Child
Appreciation There was something
in all of these talks for the teachers
to take home and profit by. Superin.
tendent Cotton had charge Friday
morning, and gave some delightful
violin and vocal selections.
Members of the 1915 senior class,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-18
THE ThAW We ROICT

Another disgusting chapter Of tn
laws delay in criminal action whcI
unlimited money Is available to clio;
the wheels OF justice, closes with the
temporary freedom Of Harry x
Thaw.
II penniless. Thaw would have
answered for his murderOus assam
long ago. There would have been nc
high priced alienist to throw sand in
the eyes of court and jury. ShOrn OF
his millions his foul deed would have
stood out in its ugly proportions.
In the eyes OF the world and alas
before most Of our courts, wealth toe
often mitigatcs crime. The Pitts.
burgh p%rotligate has been a gold mine
for the legal profession out Of whose
clutches he has not as yet finally
passed.
The slime OF the ThaW's millions is
vi many lldIiuo. IL IAo dNDuuIlCb
%womanhoOd. Now the prodigal is
hailed a hero by the noisy mob which
.truckles at his wealth and is blind
to the enormity of the crime he com
mitted eight or nine years ago.
Whatever Stanford White did, his
transgrcssions were not so great as
to be punished by an assassin's bn!-
let. The ofrcnsc itself, however, has
been forgotten and obscurcd in a
maze of legal and medical technical.
ties. The power Of money to: buy TX
pert medical testimony is a sad com
mentary upon that profession.
ThaW has been released on evidence
largely made to order.
The world will be thankful if
ThaW's exit is to mean also his retire.
ment from the public prints.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-18
TEACHERS OR ADVOCATES

There is well grounded reason for
the criticism heard on all sides that
many of u educators are advocates
OF theories and panaceas rather than
teachers. Men who hold important
chairs in the great universities too
often believe they must inculcatc GER
tain political beliefs and further the
propaganda OF various cults through
the medium Of the school room.
In the fields OF government, sociol-
ogy, and religion, we find mcn whose
duty it is to teach, perverting their
mission by m~ilitantly seeking to con-
vert students to their various theo-
rfes.
Too often our seats of learning are
h0tbeds OF socialism and the students
who graduate little short of confirm
ed cynics. "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-18
y
yMust British patriotism be meas.
ured by the Welsh mining situation?
TELEPHONE SHY

HThs Indians living near the. Gel
ebrated Mesa Verde in southwestern
Colorado are interested in the out
come OF their predictions about the
telephone line which the Government
has just completed into the Mesa Yer
de National Park. They declare that
the poles won't stand and that the
wires won't talk. When asked why,
they solemnly reply that the little
people will permit no such uncanny
things to come so near their ancient
homes. Nor can they be persuade
to the contrary. The white men will
see for themselves. pretty o
The Indians live in great awe of
the prehistoric dwellings of the Man
cos Valley, which are. by far, the
finest and best preserved of any in
the American southwest. They will
not believe that it was Pueblo In
dians, or any Indians in fact, who so
long ago that the oldest traditions
describe them as they now are, cary
ed these wonderful cities out of the
cliffs. They believe that spirits built
the cliff dwellings, and that spirits
still inhabit them. They reverently
call these spirits the little people,"
For this rcaso it is difficult to in
duce Indians to approach the cliff
dwellings. Whether or not the con
tinued success of the Government
telephone line will shake their super
stitious faith remains to be seen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-18
MINOT NORMAL NOTES..

The second week of the Northwest
ern summer school finds the enroll
ment at 31S. The five affiliating coun
ties for the summer are represented
with Ward county, naturally, leading
in numbers. The counties afiliatine
are: Ward, Bottineau, Sheridan
Mountrail, MclIenry and Divide. H.
The summer school faculty is now
complete, numbering twenty. Or the
normal school members, the following
are present: ....' S.. q.
Messrs. W. F. Clarke, supervisor OF
the Model school; G. Altman, physical
director; H. Hammond, agriculture de.
partment; A.. G. Crane, president.
Misses Winsted, librarian and geo.
graphy; McDonough, English depart.
ment; Mrs. Perkett, psychology, and
Mrs. Simpson, art and music; Cook,
Model school critic in seventh and
! eighth grades.
The following members have been
secured to complete the corps, all of
whom are specialists in their various
lines.
Superintendent l.. A. White-Willis.
ton.
Superintendent L. p. Linn-Ken.
mare.
Superintendent S. Fl. Darling-Bot.
tineau.
Superintendent J. II. Colton-New
Rockford, formerly Towner.
Superintendent w. N. Mitchell
Minot. & D." 1.,+,, "N ;. f.. \ r&
Superintendent H. A. Tewell-Ray
Miss V. E. Ellison-Velva, from
Agricultural high school.
Miss w. NJ. Basing-Fessiden, prin'
cipal of Mckinley high school in
Minot.
Miss Grace Emancipation, Wis,
primary schools. ,
Miss E. NJ. Benson-Jamestown,
primary schools. p -
Miss u. Observation-Disclosures,
public schools. a,~s ,4.
Miss Dean-Valley City, Normal
model school. 80.
The four ladies last named, with
! Miss Cook of the Normal faculty, com.
prise the Model school corps of teach.
ers. There are 1856 enrolled in that
department at present.
Superintendent VOLTS resignation
from the summer school force is very
much regretted, for he has been a
valuable member for several years.
His work has been taken by other
faculty members, SO that there will
be no additional instructor needed
this year.
Miss Eva Norton, secretary to Presi-
dent Crane, is taking a short vacation
with her father, spending it in Glacier
park. Miss Aimee Piedalue of Boze.
man state college, Montana, is supply.
ing during Miss Norton's absence.
Miss Piedalue is a graduate of the
four.year s%ecretarial course Of the
Bozeman college. go
Mr.. Crane addressed a meeting of
school officers at I~1ilsbrough on Wed.
nesday, July IA. Pressure Of Office
work made it necessary for him to
cancel his Valley City C%hautauqua
engagement of last week.
Miss Eula j. Miller and Hazel Nc
Collough are attending the Columbia
university this summer.
The furniture for the Normal school
library is now in place and gives the
room an air Of comparative complete
ness, hitherto lacking in all depart.
ments of the new school. The furni-
ture is mahogany, in keeping with the
woodwork Of the room, and consists
ct IL round reading tables, with light
weight library chairs, and a roll top
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-18
The Magazines

In the August Woban's Home Com.
panion, which is called "The Vanity
Number" Anne Bryan Mccall writes
an interesting page entitled "Valuable
Vanity" in which she makes the point
that pretty clothes and gentle pleas
ures, if moderately INDUCED in. are
valuable vanities, because they add to
ones selfrespect.
Alice Farnham Leader, a New York
physician, writes an interesting art
icle full Of sound advice entitled
Health and Good Looks" containing
simple rules for the girl who wants to
look her best. Rollin Lynde Hartt
writes an interesting page entitled
Lets Talk About the Weather" in
which he tells how to guard against
lightning, how to tell when it is 60
ing to rain, and so on. AnnaSteese
Richardson makes another contribu-
ton to her series entitled "Mrs. Lar
rvs Adventures in Thrift" Helen
Marvin writes about "The New Gro
Chef Work." Caroline French Benton
writes on THE Summer Sea Festi-
vail" A. L. B. King writes on "A Be-
fore-Bridge Luncheon" and Robert
Lane Wells makes another contribu-
ton to his "Alderbrook Farm series.
Fiction is contributed by Holwarthy
Hall, Margaretta futile, Alice Barber
Stephens, Syria Chatfield Bates, Ma
bel Dill. Sophie Kerr, and Mary
Brecht Pulver.
The regular fashion, cooking, young
peoples, and other departments are
unusually entertaining and suggest
i've.
An added feature is an unfinished
story by Sophie Kerr. 500 in prizes
are offered for the best suggestion as
to how the story should be concluded.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-18

Senator Jim Ham Lewis, having be-
come somewhat Disguised with Hi
nois politics, has crossed over to In
diana and is now wallowing in the
Democratic slough Of despond in that
state. It is reported that he is try
ing to convince Senator Kern that he,
Kern, would look more dignified in
a %jurist's gown than in a senatorial
toga, which has worn pretty ragged,
and it is planned to cut down Judge
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-18

recently elected to teaching positions
are: Miss lnsa Knudson, at NoonSn,
third and fourth grades; Miss Pearl
Poell, at Noonan, first and second
grades, and Miss Aletta Watns, at
brady, in the upper grades.
Superintendent White SPENDS sun
day with his family in Williston.
The school gardens have already
supplied the dormitory with generous
supplies of fresh vegetables. AS the
dormitory dining room and ca1eter!a
accommodate two hundred people
daily, a furnishing sufficient for that
number is no small amount.
The enrolment is now 3lS, II more
than the total enrolment of last year.
There is a growing tendency noted TO
elect subjects which will apply on the
regular Normal school course. as we'll
as for renewal of certificates. Each
year also shows a higher scholarship
in the summer school student OF the
Northwest section ".
II YOr nave not read all the news 0n'