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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-07-14
so QUEER.

It seems so very queer to me
That when / am in bed
! travel over all the lands
About which 1 have read.
! see great cities full of men,
And strange and lovely things,
3 Tall animals with stripes and spotA
And birds with painted wings.
And oh, SO fast travel, too,
l can't tell how go; !.
In foreign countries. far apart,
I'm there before / know.
Yet in the morning, when I wake,
have not moved my head,
But on my pillow lie as snug
AS when went to bed!
-Ziteila Cooke, in Woman's Home
Companion. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-07-14
Carried q Big Load.

An able Kansas lawyer who was ar
rested in that prohibition common
wealth for being drunk made success
full defense in court recently. remarks
the Atlanta Constitution, arguing that.
as he had acquired his jag in Missouri.
to try him in Kansas must necessarily
be violation of the interstate commerce
law 1t goes without saying that an able
justice Of the peace handed down thed de-
cision in the case.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-07-14
Koran Is Not for Sale.

Booksellers in Turkey never sell the
Koran. The Turkish Bible is deemed
too precious to be sold. It is given
away to the person who desires it. but
the tradesman first insists that he re-
-ceive a nice little present in money.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-07-14
Keunebec,s Proud Boast.

Kennebec county, Maine, has, since
1920, furnished ten governors, eight
United States senators, ten national rep
resentatives, IA secretaries Of state, six
state treasurers, three attorney generals.
six presidents of the state senate, IL
speakers of the house, three cabinet Of
ficials and one speaker Of the national
housa
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-07-14

An Immense Circular Saw.
The largest circular saw in the world
has just been made in Philadelphia. 1t is
seven feet four inches in diameter, and
will be used to cut pine stumps into shin
gle bolts.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-07-14

working all day In cold, damp house
he is glad to get back to his coy
quarters in the wagon, which has a
fire. stove, comfortable bed and
all the comforts Of home. He figures
that since taking up his abode in
the movable home he has saved
enough in extra wages to pay for
f.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-07-14
Grow Initiates Cuckoo Clock

A cuckoo clock has been In the pos
session of George Wreake, Of Sibley,
Mimi, for many years. At the end OF
each hour little cuckoo used to come
out and announce the various hours.
This proceeding amused crow, which
for the past four years has been pet
in the household. About two years ago
the clock met with an accident, which
put the cuckoo out of business, although
the other machinery of the clock oper-
ates as before. Sine then, when the
hands mark the even hours, the crow
"caws" the proper number of times
one for one o'clock, six for six o'clock,
afe
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-07-14
Elsie Explains Her Drawing.

A Milwaukee kindergarten teacher
asked her pupils to draw pictures H.
Illustrating some song with which they
were familiar. After considerable Ia
bor one of the children came forward
with sheet Of paper covered by de-
lightfully cabalistic designs. The
composition of the picture consisted
of three rude buckets, ranged in or
der; the crude representation Of a
well. and a series of dots and spots
made with the point Of pencil. what
lis this?" asked the teacher, pointing
to the first pail. That" said the
young artist, sis the old oaken bucket.
The next is the iron bound bucket, the
last ones the moss-covered bucket
and this is the WELL" "And what arc
these dots?" "Oh, you know! They're
the spots that my infancy knew"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12
REMEDIES FOR CUT WORMS
To Trap These Destructive Garden and
Orchard Pests Requires Work
and Strategy.

cutworms are the larvae OF moth,
belonging to the family noctuidae.
These moths are night flyers; their
eyes shine In the lamp light snd hence
they are sometimes called "owlet
moths" The eggs are laid by the fe-
male moth for the most part on leaves
or the soft parts OF plants. Land re-
Gently In sod IN likely To be infested,
and the crop following sod IL pretty
sure to suffer II attractive to these
pests. Some eutworms climb fruit
trees and eat the buds.
Late fall blowing by turning ny the
phpae Of cutworms. where . varyins
temperature has . chance To work on
them. 30 that crows. blackbirds and
other birds have an opportunity to cat
them, Ia an excellent thing
Many growers of melons. squashcs
q cucumbers protect their young
plants by cylinders u tin tomato cans
With ends melted out arp good or
cardboard or even brown paper. n cyiin-
der surrounding each plant and planted
. few inches two or thrse) In the soil.
Poisoning bundles Of clover with q
eoiuuoh OF faris green n rtrewing
the same amongst the plants to he
protected Ia n good method. Both
OF these the cntomoloslst has tried
with some success. Paris green. II
must be remembered. Is n slow acting
poison comparatively. and one must
not expect worms which have eaten II
to die nj once. Planting an excessive
number Of seed or plants Is sometimes
resorted to. The writer has found the
guilty worm frequently concealed an
inch or two In the soil In the morning.
not far from the plant Injured during
the night. lie has also trapped them
successfully by placing cabbage leaves.
or any large leaf or board. among
plants needing protection. finding the
worms under there In the morning
Minnesota Experiment Station.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12

Ray City, III, August 3 .,speeisD MIR.
n. y. Henley, Of thi. city. adds his evidence
TO that published almost daily that q sute
ture for Rheumatism j. now before the
American people, and that tkst cure IL
Dodd's Kidney Pills. Mr. Henley had acute
kh.umst.m. lie has used Dodd's Kidney
Pills. lie -ays Of the re,ulti .
After suffering Tor sixteen year with
rheumatism and using numerous medicines
Tor Rheumatism and more medicines pie
,cribcJ by doctors. ! al last tried Dodd''
Kidney Pills with the rt,ult that ] sod
mote benefit from them than all the other'
put together.
"Dodd'. Kidney Pills we're the only thina
20 give me relief. and ] recommend them "a
all suffering from Acute Rheumati.m,"
Rheumatism J. caused by tfic Acid IN The
Hood. Hcslthy kidneys take all the Irls
Acid out ~ the blood. Dodd's Kidney Pill
make healthy kidneys.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12

The horrors Of war In South Africa
have been ssf,cned by many acts OF
maguanimity on both sides. and fierce
foes In combat have forgotten AMI.
mostly when moved by the appeal OF
human needs. Before the relief OF
Lsdysmith n message went from the
camp Of the Iiocrs to that Of the Brit
ish. requesting for the relief 81 men
In hospitals, n certain kind Of medi.
cine which shc Beers medical depart.
msnt lacked. The request WINS In
sianiiy granted. The Bocrs' cpnf'
dence In the humanity Il ihsir foes
was ne touching as I, was crcdi,abls
20 the British who inspired II.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12

A new uss has been fousd for giAss.
Il ecnsists in packing butter In n box
made Of six sheets Of ordinary window
Riass, the edges being covered with
rummsd paper. The closed box Ia then
snveloped IN q layer Of plaster Of paris
Q fourth Of en- inch thick. and II Is
covered with q specially prepared pa.
per. A. she plaster 10 n bad conductor
Of heat, says the Scientific American,
ths temperature inside the hermetisal.
iy.seaied receptacle remains constant.
being unaffected by external changes.
The cost " packing IN only about two
cents per pound. IL n used to a great
extent In Australia. Butter has been
aent from Melbourne to Kimberley. In
Africa. aud the butter was found 10 be
IN = perfectly sound condition. Cases
are now made which hold M much M
100 pounds Of butter.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12
OMISSION 70 &c a~ecrlFieo.
Expsrt Testimony which Condemned
Served Also to En-
tighten.

Prince Hohsnlohe, during his recent vist
to New York, commended the vince Of
America. He praised especially the Cab.
tofnia TED wines, which seemed. he Nid, 70
be exceedingly pure, relates the Cincinnati
Enguirer.
Tues. aprSpo. Of vines purity. the prince
narrated ? recent happening 10 Berlin.
"A Berlin y%intntr," he said, was as-
sused Of selling q vine pade of chenicsls.
hs was brought 10 court, found guilty. aAd
tined.
After he had paid his fine. he sp.
preached the chemist whose testimony lad
ssnv icted him.
"'Hov DID you know be aid. curiogsly.
that my wiuc Wa manufacturtdf
"'Becausc II contained no hiiartrate 81
potash ,aid the chrmist. In natural
"nm.,I s.,1,','.e *. srn,ns% 80. ,oaa 4
relief, IL val be found IN my wines here
sltrT.'"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12
n.s.,a MODE. Am,s Ass,ss, scene.

An Egyptian paper that
''hrst-class. up to-datc, modern dining
ears the 20 he run this n between
Cairo and Luxor. aud that ian Amcrl'
can dentist has started In buslness az
Assouan. which Is on the edge Of the
Soudnn." A ''palace hotef' NJ khnr'
,oum for the special accommodation oi
tourists will also he completed and
opened for business In about thrs'
months"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12

II l. now generally Hgfcsd that many 81
tho shAmpoos 10 u.e are Injurious 10 the
hair, The beet treatment l. frtquent bni,h.
ing and absolute cleanliness. Wash the
hair IN a la,hcr Of Ivory Soap. and rinse
thoroughly. Let the last water be cool. ~
u closes the pore. ofthe ,kin and. prsy.nis
colds. ELEANOR H. PARKER.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12
I.sas~s C.s Wear shoes

One ,i1e smaller after usng Aliens Foot.
EAse. A certain cute TOT saollen, sxeatins
cept no substitute. Trial package PRE-.
Address A. y. Oimsted. IL Roy. MY.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12

A. q general thing when y.u bear Of a girl
who IL aid TO poass. a Classic profile,
you can ..t Il down that she - thin aud
Nofthwestern.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12

Nasg.by-'I notice that Blksr's Cos.
mrtc Trade Joanal has suspended publ
,ation.' Wags-by- 'l en- another pow.
an,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12
MATTocK FOR THE GARDEN
Try Making One Right Away and You
Will Find That II Saves
Lots Of Work.

About tho easiest and most enectiv,
tool TO work with In the garden for
digging weeds and p%lantain out Of
lawn. III nothing more than thu 2o-lnch
leaf Of an old buggy spring. with 0
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12

do not believe Piso's Cure for Consump
y. Boyer. Trinity SPRING, hid, Feb. IS, 1900
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12

Iom-".Ap you ON the water wagon
now Dtck No; but uy milkmAn ~"
Town Topics.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-08-12

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Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09
HAIR OCH DER.

En- Notwithstanding antaller
biskop Potter. The Christian
Advocate, den storsta tidningen
bland de amerikanska metodi.
sterna, anfaller slit senaste num-
mer skarpt biskop Potter i New
York for hans standpunkt i fraga
ON krogen. saval som biskop
Whitehead / Pittsburg for Diet
satt. pa hvilket han mottagit New
York bispen en- vecka sedan. The
Christian Advocate yttrar:
"Hvarthan bar Diet med vara
protestantiska episkopaler! Bi
skopen i deras metropolitanska
stiff har stallt sig i EFT sadant
forhallande till tratan om krogar,
att mar han besoker en- stad. sa ar
den ofversta tanken hos folket
The Subway Tavern De tanka
sig icke honom sSsom en- franz
staende Jesu Kristi tjenare utan
sasom en- forfaktare af en- viss
s.ags krog"
Judarne pa ofre ostsidan i
New York ha blifvit utom sig at
fortjnsning Diver rosten at en- ing
kantor som sjong vid gudstien-
stem i New Star teater harom da-
gen. Teatern anvandes tilifal-
ligtvis for tempel. Hans
MANN ar A. A. Schlossberg, och
de som hort honom saga att han
har den markligaste rosr som en-
m~ensklig varelse nagonsin egt,
Kantorn kunde bli en- rabbi, ON
han vile, sages Diet. men da han
ar medveten ON sin rosts qvalitet
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09

DEN skiljedomstolstraktat. som
for nagon It'd sedan atslutades
mellan England och Frankrike,
har efterfolits af manga andra
likaande traktater ..deribland aera
mellan Forenta Staterna och eu.
ropeiska lander. Fran Paris te-
legraferades pyligen:
"Rapporter till utrikesdeparte-
mertet visa.att fjorton skiliedom-
stolstraktater till dato blifvit un'
dertecknade mellan olika makter
i Europa och America. lnnehsllet
af ALA traktaterna ar lika med in
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09

"Ormarne" forfoljde honom,
Frank Peterson, en- sjoman, SON
de senaste dagarne tagit for myc
ket till basta mere pa "fronten".
sokte nyligen hoppa i sion vic
Howard street v~arfvet iSan Fran,
cisco, CAL, for att undkomma sina
i inbillningen existerande forfol-
jare. Mar Peterson kom i de,
kalla vattnet lugnade han sig
nSgot och sam i land igen. Polls.
patrullen lorde honom derpa till
sjukhuset.
Kom till den stora Auctions
forsaljningen pa juvelerarevaror,
der Nj far en- present fritz. b.
Reingold, sos Fourth Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09
Fran Augustana College och
Teologissa Seminarium.
G.. A, +.

VI a. L.
cullen Stundar, men hvart skall
Jag taga wagon och hvaritran skafa
penningar for nasta termin?" Si
fragar mangen, som med angslig
blick ser, huru den innevarande
skolterminen hastigt narmar sig
slit slut. Det tager babe It'd och
penningar att studera, och den,
som ensam maste kampa sig ige-
nom en- kurs pa 8 @ 10 ar. star
ofta vid skolterminens slut brydd
framtor orden ''hvart" och "hva-
riitan". Manga pastorer och
forsamlingar bara al!tid "den
fattige studenten"i benagen bag
komst och hafva sd giort afven i
ar med afseende pa den instun-
dande julen. Manga kallelser hal
va redan inkommit, men Augu-
stana har ock manga studerarde
att sanda ut, studerande, som
sakna babe penningar och hem,
dar de kunna fra jul. MSngen
studerande fnneS, som icke blot
har sig self att uppehalla. utan
maste atven antinpen helt eller
delvis draga forsorg ON sina for
aldrar, hvilka arc oformogna att
forsorja sig sjelfva. - Ferierna i
seminariet racka en- hel manad
och / college ire veckor. Ma au
manga kallelser inkomma!
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09

domstolen for inbrott, son med.
for EFT mycket svarare strait.
Fina iotografer till billigt pris
hos Johnson, 625 4th street
Mar Nj gor edra uppkop for
julien, ss ga till
for grocerier.
It'd skolor hafva mast stangas
ute pa landsbygden inom delta
county, emedan Diet varit omoj-
ligt att anskaffa lararekratter.
Den daliga aAoningen, hvilken i
medeltal uppgar till IS dollars i
manaden. uppgifves vara orsaken
till den allmanna lararebristen
pa landsbygden.
c. G. Thelanders Compoun
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
brostet
EAnyn Missonrifloden ar full af
hytande isstycken, som komma
fran fodens kallor i Montana,
och IN tunn isskorpa da och da
lagrar sig pa Big Sioux floden, ha
vi 81 annu haft nSgon winter att
tala ON harstades. Natterna arc
visserligen litet kyliga, men da-
game arc soliga och varma och
paminna mycket litet ON den
nu So langt framskridna arsti-
den.
F6rAden onsdagsqvall samman-
vigdes i svenska baptistkyrkan
Mr. Carl Arvid Anderson och
miss Maria Engh. Vigselforattare
var pastor c. J. Almquist. Efter
vigseln hollos tai till brudparet
at vigselforrattaren SAINT pastor
c. Lindahl fran Salem, S. D.,
och s~olosanger %foredragos at miss
Selma Almskog och Mr. Acklin
tran Salem, S. D., hvilken sist-
namde afvenledes spelade brud.
marschen. Kyrkan var vackert
dekorerad med blommor och
palmer. Efter ceramoniens slut
begafvo sig omkring $50 brol
lopsgasrer ned kyrkans under
waning, der supe intogs. Mrs
Anderson har under 7 ar verkat
som missionar i Kina. De nygifta
komma att bosatta sig harstades.
Flera neutrality-suspicious.
anlande under attonens lopp,
och brudparet fck] emottsga
manga och vardefulla brollops-
presenter.
Kom ihag att basta platsen att
kopa grocerier for julien ar hos
Larson & Anderson.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09
nehallet i den franska traktater
med Storbritannien.

med Storbritannien.
Dessa traktater aEses vara .af
en- vidt gaende International be-
tydelse, da de verka som en- ge-
mensam ofverenskommelse, som
de fiesta ledande nationerna halla
fast vid. Frankrike har afslutat
sex traktater. nemligen med
Storbritannien, Italien, Spanien.
Holland. Sverige och Norge SAINT
Forenta Staterna. De ofriga
traktaterna arc de, som atslutats
af Italien med Storbritannien.
Danmark med Holland, Portugal
med Spanien, Tyskland med
Storbritannien, Portugal med
Holland. Ryssland med Belgien,
Storbritannien med Schweiz,
Forenta Staterna med Schweiz
och mojligtvis andra, som annu
81 ~cficielt rapporterats.
Fraukrike, Osterrike och andra
lander fora nu underhandlingar
om fera traktater. De, som arc
undertecknade eller arc under
forhandling, representera ALA de
ledande makterna i Europa och
nastan ALA de mindre makterna
och visa salunda Diet allmanna
godkannandet af Stamina princip.
bet vantas att rorelsen skall ut
stracka sig till sgd och Central.
amerika och till de lander i Asien
och Atrika, som utofva nagon in.
ternationell betydelse, och salun-
da gifva denna kedja at interna-
t~ionella traktater EFT verldsvidt
inlytande:"
De med Forenta Staterna af-
slutade traktaterna maste. som
man vet, stadfastas at senator,
innaa de erhalla gallande kraft.
Under Cleveland afslots en- skilje-
domstolstraktat mellan Fofenta
Staterna och Storbritannien at
utrikesminister Olney och lord
Pauncefote - "det gladaste bud
skap pa 1900 ar" som framlidne
pastor De Witt Talmage uttryckte
sig - men den erholl icke den
iva tredjede lars maioritet i sena-
ten. som var nodvandig for dess
ratification. bet antages dock
att utrikesminister Hay kanner
sig saker for en- liknande forod-
mjukelse och att han pa forhand
latit sig forvissa ON att iva tred-
ledelar at senatens medlemmar
komma att rosta tor hans trak-
tat med Frankrike saval som an
dra skiljedomstelarstrakt som
under nasta termin komma att Of.
verlemnas at senatens a%fgorande.
Bland dem blir Diet mojligtvis
,ocksa en- ny traktat med Storori-
tannien. StamRingen babe j och
utanfor senator med hansyn till
en- sadan traktat med England ar
utan tvifvel helt olika nu mot
hvad den var dS Olney-Paunce-
fote traktaten forkastades. En- af
orsakerna till den forandrade
stamningen ar Englands hallning
under kriget med Spanien. Hade
Diet ej varit for den britiska rege-
ringens bestamda vagran att inga
pa en- dylik atgard, lider dec KNAPP
past nagot tvifvel att lcke de eu
ropeiska stormakterna pa warren
1898 gemensamt protesterat mot
Forenta Staternas Stgarder till
Kubas befrielse. och en- dylik pro
test skulle hafva varit ganska O.
behaglig for Forenta Staterna att
mota.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09
Fran KrigSkideP|atSen.

/ t6riiden veckas hummer med
de!ade vi att japanesrrna gjort
desperate forsok att intaga Diet
vigtiga forfeit 2o3 Meter hill vid
Port Arthur men misslyckats. De
hafva dock ma lyckats intaga
forfeit men med oerhorda f0rlu-
ster at menniskolif. Det uppgifves
att snda till 4. 900 ~japaneser stu
Pade under en- enda timmes strid.
Sedan nyhetea bekraftats att
forfeit blifyit intaget och att rvs
sarne ~$orgafves sokt atertaga dct-
Stamina. b0rjade man i krigsde-
partementet st. Petersburg be-
reda sig pa Port Arthurs fall.
Golden hill och Liaoti hill arc
h0gre och innehafva en- domino
rande stallning Oliver 2o5 Meter
hill, men derest japaneserna lyc-
kas placera CROFT artilleri pa den
intagna holden anses Diet Ell kom-
ma att droia sardeles lange, in
nan fastningen intages.
De. som kanna~ general Stoes.
sci, pasta dock att han aldrig
kommer att kapitulera, afven ON
han far befallning att CORA det.
Man later forsta att Diet ar m6jligt
att czaren kommer att gifva be-
falining ON fastnlngens utrym-
mande for att forbygga vidare
uppoffring af menniskolit. derest
Diet otvetydtgt visar sig att den
ej kan hslla ut, men de, som
kama general Stoessel bast, sa-
ger att han kommer att CORA mot
staud till sista man, sd lange han
har en- gevarspatron qvar.
Krigsfartygen i hammer lara ej
vara Diet skick att de kunna
hoppas bryta sig igenom Togos
kordong. Fartygens kanoner haf-
Va FOR langesedan blifvit florida i
land. och marinsoldaterna och
sjomannen hafva blifvit anvanda
for landforsvaret. Nagra at skep-
pen hafva ocksa blifvit skadade at
granater. On ~fastningen maste
faila, komma de att tagas utanf0r
hammer och sankas pa djupt
vatten for att Ell falla i japane-
sernas hauder.
Fran Mukden telegraferas den
5 dennes att den japanska atdel-
ming. som blifvie utsand att rifva
upp general Rennenkampffs flank
blifvit tillbakaslagen med stora
f6rIuster. 'Denna underrattelse
hade annu icke blitvit o~ficielt be-
kraftad, men detaljer ON a~ntal!et
g&fvos. Del sages att general
Rennenkampf vantade EFT antall
och hade iattat posto / EFT at de
intagna passen. dit iapaneserna
utau misstanke %intrangde och
rakade i EFT bakhall. Efter striden
skulle ryssarna der hatva hopsam-
lat 500 stupade japaneser. Utter
l;gare 1000 japaneser uppgifvas
hafva stupat. Dessa siffrer inne-
fatta 81 antalet pa dem, som sara.
des bet sages att ryssarnes for
Iuster uppgingo till endast 80 a4o
man. Under de sista dagarnes
skarmytslingar omkring Mukden
uppgifvas j~apaneserna hafva lidit
an ytterligare forluster. Men
nagon altman. Store strid har
annu ej staff, och Diet synes som
man a begg. sidor hyste be-
+3,LIioheter arr aupriDa