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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
Get a Home

Every family should have home. Be
it ever so humble thsre is a comfort
in having dwelling of ones own.
There is also a security when no land
lord can come in every month for
his rent or order the tenant To move
out.
Every family that let's a house pays
its value in rent about every ten years.
A man that has been paying rent for
thirty years has paid in enough to own
three homes.
There are plenty of capitalists who
will sell houses on installment pay
ments, and there are numerous build
ing and loan association that will help
even a poor man to purchase his
home.
Buy home. You'll never be so
happy in a rented house as in a place
of your own. The rent you pay will
make the purchase. And at the end of
ten years. if you buy now. you'll own a
house and lot; if you don't buy now,
you'll have nothing to show for your
money. And the time will go anyhow.
Buy a hone.-Catholic Columbian.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
BEAUTY.

Beauty cannot accompany unhappi-
ness, dullness enpui, No matter How
regular your features, how clear your
complexion, there will be a lack OF
that brightness, of expression that is
essential to real beauty. A girl may be
pretty with irregular features, but not
with the corners of her mouth turned
down. Train a cheerful expression, no
matter how sad and dull your life may
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
To Keep Eyes Fright.

Don't read while you rock.
Never read facing the light.
Do not read on a moving train.
Do not read with the head lowered.
Don't squint; it weakens the eyelids.
Hold the book on level with the
eyes.
Don't tax your eyes when you are
tired or hungry.
Don't fact the wind on dusty days
without glasses.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
1nE nTERrouN1AN AND COLORADO CATHOLIC APRIL 5 1905

tain of perpetual youth fill your life
with it.
Eat plenty of fruit and fresh vege-
tables in summer and cut down your
meat diet Drink a liberal allowance
of pure water at all times, but not ice
water.
Pure air both indoors and outdoors, is
absolutely essential to health and
longevity. Never allow yourself to re-
main in poisoned or Initiated atmos-
phere.-Success.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15

TINE TABL E..
In Effect Dec. 4. 1904.

ARRIVE.
From ogden. Portland Butte
| San Francisco and Omaha. $40 a. m.
From Ogden and intermediate
[ points --...---.-.- ..--...,......., 5;z0 a. uls
From Ogden. Cache Valley and
! intermediate points ............. H:55 a. m.
From Ogden. Chicago, St. Louis,
Kansas City, Omaha, Denver
and San Francisco .............. .4o p. m.
From Ogden, Cache Valley.
| St Anthony, Portland and San
Francisco ...... -....... .,....... 40 p. m.
DEPART
For ogden, Omaha Chicago,
Denver. Kansas City and st.
Louis .......,... ..................t1.0O a. m
For Ogden, St Anthony, Port
land San Francisco and in
termediate points -. ........1O;2O a. m.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City. st.
Louis and San Francisco. 49,. 40 p. m.
For Ogden Cache Valley. Den
yer. Kansas City, Omaha, St.
Louis and Chicago ............. 5:45 p. m.
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte,
Helena. Portland, San Fran
cisco and intermediate points. IL As p. m.
T. NJ. sCHqMACHER, 2. E BgRLEY.
Traf. Mgr. G. P. & I. A.
D. S. SPENCER. A. C. P. & 7. A.
Telephone No. $50.
City Ticket Office. 20l Main.
Telephone No. $50.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15

one pint Of hot mashed potatoes,
one-half cupful of cream, one table
spoonful Of butter, whites of four eggs
and the yolk of one; one teaspoonful of
salt and one-fOurth teaEpoonful of
White pepper. Beat the potato very
Light and fine. add the seasoning,
cream and butter, then the whites Of
the eggs beaten stiff. Turn into a
h-ttered dish, smooth with a knife and
brush over with the yolk of the egg,
which has been well beaten. Brown
quickly and serve
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
Easter Pudding.

Soak one box of phosphated gelatine
in one pint Of cold water. When soft
add one pint of hot water, then an
other cup Of cold. Sweeten with one
and one half cUpful of sugar; divide
INTO four portions, .colOring them pink,
green, Lavender and orange, fiaYoring
them respectively rose. pistachio. violet
and orange. Fill egg shells with the
jelly and let harden. Arrange a nest
of candied lemon peel; remove the
shells and arrange the jellied eggs in
the nest Serve with whipped cream.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14
Wi6tige EongreBUor(aae.
8mmoesfnmtrnae fur 9ehensbrrii9e>
ruuss>G eieai9aften.

Ser uVater" Der S;a-grdfoeut @coSebeIts
Snteee6e- GtatuenSmmscn eeeem Ole Tor.
Iase-Sie esife ,,Susaftrieue Serfid,eruas."
Srsoens Grfolse i'm &ousrcb.
Mit elmer Die Snterefen oes Bottles
tief beribrenben @eiesesporlase miro
ft9 Der &onereb in bieiem Winter sl
bei9dftisen baben. sic betrifft oie
bon Dem 8unoesfenatpr sospbn S. Orb
Den bon Nep Serfep ausssarbeitete
Sill CUR Stelung Der 2ebensperii6ee
runssz@ eieIf9aften unter 8unoess
&ontrone. Orpben, cine befonnte Nuz
toritdt auf bem @ebiete bes 2ebensper>
fi9erungspefens, bat in Ger @nsele@
senbeit mebrsre &onferenSen nit prG=
fioent 3cofepelt gebabt, tpelaer Der
Sadie i9on felt seraumer 3eit grobes
Sntereife autpanbte. oas fi9 our6 Die
Gntbiiqunsen por Dem Sem 0orfer
Staatsfomite our l1nterfu9ung bes
bortisen @erii9erunssnefens nur nod
ssfteigert bat.
9ssen Die 8iu lit eingeipenbet ipprs
Ben, OaB te9nif9e 9inoerniHe. fpeaiel
@ntf9eioungen oes 8unoesobergeri9S
tes, Der MDsli9feit Der 8unoesfpn>
trone entgegenftGnben. l1e5er biefen
puntt befragt, dilBerte ii9 Srboen un=
ter Inberem folgenbermaBen: r@s lit
ri9tig, bab oas Sunoesoberseri9t
gntf3eiounsen absegeben bat, aus
fpelden berborsebt, bab 2ebensberfi9es
runsen ni9t als ,5pif9enitaatli9er
8ertebr' fluiiifiairt tperoen tOnnen.
Dies lit aber le0isli9 auf @runb BON
beftebenoen Staatsssieben ssi4eben,
un0 nidt auf @runo zines 8unOesses
ieBes. Sesbalb 1T aber ni9t seia9t,
Dab Der &onsreb ni4t elm SeieB patti
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14

CUR 8pti6aFt erhpfen tporOen, bon
1898 Bis 1901 Die Stele Oes eriten
SefretGrs Der 8oti9aft inne.
Peirce nobnte 1896 als GeprGiens
tant Ger Ser. Staaten Der &rDnuno
bes 3aren BEL uno ~betbdtigte fi9 pGb
reno fsiner @npefsnbeit in petersburg
5ebn Mol ols 9sf6dftstrGoer beY
Union. Sm Sabre 1900 tpuroe er mad
benz 9oog cntianot, UNI bic Ser. Stoo
ten Dor Dem Sribunol gu pertreten, oas
CUR S9lidtung Der Streitfrage tpegen
Der bon Seiten GuBlanos srfoleten
Wegnabme BON amerifanif6en 5ii6er Z
fabrSeueen in Der 9ebringiee eingeieB!
fporben tpar. sSm Sabre 1901 gum g.
9ilfsfaotsYefretGr %ernannt. unternobm
peirce 1908 i'm Iuftrage Der 8un0e5
resisrune cine Reiie CUR Snfpettipn or
amerifanifh &onIulats in europe.
Die 5ru6t ser 4eiie biloeten oumuls
efne Geibe BON peiree unterbreitetsr
0orf6Idee CUR @erbeferune bes &ou=
fuIaroienftes. Bel Der Srieoenstonfe=
reno in Yortsmoutb, 81. g., i'm Der
gangenen CONNER mahte Yeirce I'm
Hamen oes prGfiosnten Die 6onneurs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14

rem fDnnte, pel9es ansemenene Be-
fttmungen iiber Die @infebung elmer
8unoesfontrpue entbGlt. Muf ale
SGle fonte Der @erfu6 aneeitelt ipers
Den. cine @orlase 81 paiiiren, lpelGe
Dor Den fritii9en Iueen oes 8unbess
obergeri6ts Stano bGlt."
Sobn +. Srbben lit elm Selfsmabe
man. Sn Der Gef6i9te Der Ser. Staaz
ten bat sr ii9 einen Harnen ertporben.
inoem er bt~er5ulanoe ais ritter nit
@rfolg oas 2ebensperfi9erungsipitem
Der Qrbeitertlafe augdneli9 maGte.
Quf elmer Sarm BEL bennington, Me.,
geboren, fam Srn0en I'M Ilter nprt Iies
BEN Sabren 1916 nit ieinen @ltern
no9 WorceIte Ter, Maf., mo er ii9 fir
bas gale College porbereitete, bas er
aber trantbeitsbalber nod ppr ieiner
Grd6uirung bsrlahen mubte. Srnoen
tpibmete ii9 bierauf Dem StuOium Der
2ebensberi unb
entpidelte einen Plan CUR @ufnabme
Der drmeren &lafie in Die 2ebenspsrs
ft9erung bur9 3ablung fleiner pD>
6entli9er pOer mpnatli6er BrGmien.
Sine @inrt9tung dbnliGer Dirt beftanD
oamals fdon in England. Wfit ieinem
Pldne in Maha9ufetts absepieien,
9ing SrpOen na9 Retparf, %. g., mo
er mebrere @ei9dftsleute fir fein pro>
jeff getpann. Sur9 cine Geiebesatte
Der Netp Serieber 2~egislatar ipuroe
ibnen 1873 Die @riinoune elmer mad
Dem plane Srboens eingeri9teten 2es
bensberfi9erung, Der 6rienolp Societp.
seftattet. Ius biefer d~lteften a0er To-
genannten rSnouIfriellen @erii9erune
gen" in Snfel Sams 2anb sing 1875
bic prubential : 2ebensperii6erunese
@eieaf9aft berpor, beren SefretGr
Srboen Bis 1881 nor. Seit ienen,
Sabre ftebt er Ser @eieai9aft als p-ds
fioent por.
Sie Yrubentiulz 2ebensperfiderunes<
@eieGfdaft bat lire geiddfte iiber Die
gan5en Ser. Staaten ausgeoebnt; lire
Brdmien> Gindbmen Daren bon fpeni>
ger als $4,000 i'm eriten 9eidGftss
jabre auf iiber ST., i'm Sabre
1899 seitiesen; Die 3abl Der Mneeiten>
ten bate ii9 in oiefem 3eitraume BON
3 auf mebr aIs 10000 permebrt. Den
2 Brp5ent Der amerifanif6en 8ep0lfez
rung, Die 1875 ibr 3eben perii6ert bat
ten, itanben 1899 II ProSent gegen@
iiber.
SrDoen puroe i'm sSanuar 1902 in
Sen 8unoesfenat sepdblt. Sur4 feline
8emiibungen nabm Ger 81. &ongreb in
bie @rmee=8 epiGigunesbin gum erften
Scale cine 8eftimmung auf, ~oerSufolge
Hationalsarben ober preaniiirte Mili<
gem prdmien poer @baeiden, fir sutss
S9ieben eetpGbrt tperben. 0rpben be-
aiebt ais prdfioent Der pruoestialz2e>
bensberfi9srungs> @efellfdaft elm Sab
resgebalt BON $4,000. Sein 8ermDs
gen fpirb asf SIC. 900 ssi9GBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14

2%ebritubls, ipel9e jeres Semefter ned
feln iollen, tperben iiber uncertainties
@eI9i9te unb S%nititutionen boairen.
8ureeb miro iiber amerifanif9e Son
ftitutionssei4i9te portrasen.
Spbn SO. 9urgeb ipurOe 1874 81
gonnersbine, Semi, eeboren. @r be-
5og Die Cumberland : uniperiitGf,
Semi, iebte aber, ols bieie 6p9f9uIe
infolge Der 8eiebuns oes v8plunteer"
Staates bur9 Die 8unoestruppen i'm
8iireerfriese eef9lofen poroen pur,
feline Stuoien ON Iinberft Goleee.
Moh., fort, mo er 1867 e~ruouirte.
Ha9oem er Johann in Sprinefielb.
Mah., apsi Sabre Die &e9te itrtbiri
bate uno CUR Barre 5ugeluhen pproen
mar, er6islt er cine Stsle als BrofeHor
fir enelif6e 9iteratur uno Nationols
Otpnomie am &nor college. 81. SIN
Sabre 1871 begab fi9 8ureeb mad
Seuti9lano, mo er an Den uniDeriltos
ter 90ttingen, 2eipaig unb Berlin
8prlefunsen bOrte. Gta9 feiner &iid>
febr 1873 %erfol9te feline @rnennuns
gum ProfeFor fir Staatspifeni9oft
unb @erfafungsfunos am Qmberfi
college, MuF., in pelder Stenun9 er
Biz 1876 perblieb.
On Ser Columbia ltniberfitGt bat
8urgeb 9ef6i6te, StaatspihenI6oft,
Snternatipnales 8e6t unb HdtipnoIz
Economic eeleien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14

Guf benz Sennisplabs fprana.n bic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14
Sarfe Sfeine.

@m &ei6stagsufer gu Berlin limb
= 10 tpirb erSGblt = bic feiteiten
Steins aus benz 5i6telgebirse entnomz
men. 8eferes Muterial fanb Meifter
@anot nidt. l1nb Die feiteiten Menz
l6en trifft man audi Inn ben S9ien=
fopf unb S9neebera (paren bod bes
r@lten Sribens Siiper". Die Moltfs
Bis ans 9ebensenbe germ i'm Munbe
fibrte, au9 ppm Siiopeftbang bes
Si9telgebirges). &lares Waher ent>
iprinst baielbft unb pirb als 8ulm@
ba4er 8ier Big Berlin urtpiidfig.
BORT 2ebrer 81 fein, erforoert piel Sc
bulb, unb oft pirb mar Bel ben Mbcz
S9iiben tpabre Originate finben.
Der S9ulinfpettpr priift iel6it, unb
UNI bic 4nf9uuung Der Siingiten fem
nen gu lernen, frast er = auf bic
naben WalbbGume beutenb -: rWas
iinb bds fiir8Gume2" = r6u1Serna!"
0Ol5erns) 1T bic fdlasfertise @nt>
mort. sSn elmer S9ule ging bas He9z
men bsrsli9 f9ledt. Oaber Der Snz
fpeftOr: ,8ei sud- fommen 5 alOBe
auf ben Sif9" (oortaulanbe limb
&lOBe bas 9auptseri9D runb BON
bieien 5 &GDben perben 3 sesefen, fpie
piel bleiben bann iibris2" = @ntpprt:
Oas bamm'r nod net gebobt, nit
3leeBen bam mr. i~iberbaupt mod net
gere4'nt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14
...&oblem...

ipsrSen seIisfsrt gu folsenben Yrsiisn
per Sonne:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14

Gin berrli9er Mprgen mar Der
Na6t gefolst. Munter plGtf9ernh
ROTTEN bic Welen iiber ben WaHer=
fpiegel, in taufenbfa9em 6arbenfpisls
brad ii9 bic Sonne in ben auffpriis
6enben WaRertropfen.
Die &egatta beganri. Muf Sunber=
ten bon 8ooten fubren bic 3uf9auel
auf bas Meer bindls. 6eute CAB e
audi cine beIonbere Nttrattipn. 5rau
Mnnp, bic f9Dne @ittpe, ioGte iif
nit ibrem eigcnen Seselbopte an
Start betbeilisen.
Gpalb, ielbft Elm leibenf6aftli6el
Sreunb ieslifen WuHerfports, mar
ais v8ebienungsmannf9aft" in bas
Boot Trau @nnp's senomme1 NOR:
ben.
Isle miifen nur bas tbun, mas i'd
Sbnen fage. 9ebor6en sic ni9t
perben sic als Meuterer be{traft uni
baben meine 9nabe auf INNER Der:
i6er5t," 10 lautete Der S~agesbefebl be,
bon gpalb ~angebeteten Jrau, bic ir
ibrem i4iden Marinefoftiim boppslt
ent5idenb ausfab. l1nb @palb batt'
selobt, treuli4 allies su n~o0fiibren
Damn nahm bas Rennen feinen @n'
fang.
Oas 3eiden mar segeben. Inter
benz Druid Der tpinbsef4pe0ten Seee
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14

GIN allen unternebmunsen 1T ss Die
u Saupiiade, ridtig su beginner /;
~ barauf 1T Der 6ortf6ritt perbdlts
nibmabig leidt Sn geIberfparunass
Saden mebr 10 ais in irsenb etwas
anberem, perI0nIide N%ntrengung
fommt am meiiten in getra9t Gin
gonto, einmal erOHnet nit Sieier itar>
fen Seiealdaft, bIeibt ss Der @uni6
unb bas Beitreben bes OepOnenten bies
@onto burd u09entli9e ODER monote
li9e Oepofiteu gu b~ersrobsrn. Sin
iebes weitere OepOfit erre9t ben@unl9
gu sr0berer @riparniB. Sn perhalt.
nibmabis turser Belt 1T Elm i90ner
Sonb bas &eIultat. Seeinnt iebt.
@ir bewiafommnen Sbr GontO Oh
sroS ODER flein.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
8apitaI .......... 81, OOO,O0O.OO
ueberi9ub ......... 100000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14
proftGor pmrst6.
Ser erite Snbaber oes Sbeooore 3poIebfEf'
&ehrftuhIe i'm G3criin.

Sobn 20. gurgeb, Dem es per9Oant
iein miro, ols erfter cSnbaber 6es Sbeo=
bore &ooispsIteG ebrFubIs an Der Ser
liner uniperftGt gu pirten, it felt
1876 Profefor an Der @plumbia~rn
peritGt 81 Stem gorf. 9eiagter 2ebr=
ftubl tpuroe our9 Die Munificena oes
Stem Yorter gantiers Same8 SpeDsr
in's 2eben eerufen. Ger fir ben 3ped
$4,000 f9entte. Die Snbaber bes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14
punOrssrfanOtfr fir alorWrgm.
geirees9 bafisfeit im oipIrma.ifd)cn 9isRae
uno In ocr Gesicrur0.

Der bisberiee 8. Observation-Disclosures
9erbsrt 8. .. peirce, Der gum erften
@efanoten Onfel Cams BEL ser &eeiez
rung Oes &0nigs Safon bes Siebenten
bon Noripegen auserieben 1T, ftammi
aus Cambridge, Maf., mo er 1849
bas 2i6t Der Welt erblidte.
9eirce graouirte 1871 am 9arporb
college, itubirte bierauf an Der S9OD!
of Wlines in 2onbpn Geologic, funeirte
BON 1894 Bis 1896 ais SefretGr Der
amerifdnii6en @eidnbtI9aft in gs@
tersbure uno bate, nahoem Die Iestere
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14

Ser uyater" oer S;a-graIoeut @ooiepeIts
Snteee6e- G~isspenSunsen eeeen Ole Bot.
Iase-Sie este oSusatrieIc q erfid,eruns."
Srpoens GrfoIse i'm &ousrcb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-14

- Ra9trdeli4. Isle faser,
Shre 6ra1i altere 10 rdf49"
fe holt jeBt ar bic Sabre nod, bic re
Dor ibrer 6eiratb iiberfeben hat!"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-01-27
The offering of Port Arthur

in his dreamings the soldier OF Mp
pom sees the restless spirits OF these
patriots still lowering over Port Arthur
in company with a number OF other
men who had fallen before Port Arthur
in taking it from the Chinese. Ihese
unhappy spirits, in whose existence
we of the Far East believe quite as
deeply as the Christian believes IN the
immortality of the soul,-can never oe
persuaded to enter into a realm OF
peace until the one aim and end lor
which they have shaken away one eA-
preston of their earthly life is mace
perfect. For the soldier of Nippon 10
take Port Arthur over again, is, there
fore. more than a signal victory; IL is
fulfilling his sacred duty, SO t SPEAK,
not only to his country, to d causeoi
the permanent peace of the Far East,
hut as well, to the eternal peace OF
their heroic dead. Critics from ABROAD
have said of our soldiers that hey are
4 silent army. The utter ABSENCE u
J the spectacular and the stacy IN tue &C
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-01-27
in THE EXCHANGES
The Greatest Trust in the
World

1t (the Beef Trust) defies Wall Street
and all that therein is. 1t terrorizes
great railroad corporations long used
to terrorizlng others. 1t takes toll
from big and little, it gouges millions
from railroad companies, and cent
pieces from obscure shippers. Today
it is compelling a lordly railroad to
dismiss its general manager, tomorrow
it is black listening and running some
little commission merchant. 1t is re-
morseless, tireless, greedy, Unsuitable,
and it plans achievements so much
greater than any SO far recorded in
the history of commerce that the
imagination flags in trying.to follow
it's future possibilities.
1t fixes, for its own profit, the prices
the farmer of the west shall receive
for his cattle and hogs, and the price
the butcher of the east shall charge
for his meat.
1t fixes the price the grower Of Cali
fornia shall receive for his fruit, and
the price the laborer Of New York
Shall pay for his breakfast.
1t lays hands upon the melon-grower
of Colorado and the cotton-grower of
| Georgia, and compels each to share
with it the scanty proceeds of his toll.
1t can affect the cost of living in
Aberdeen and Geneva as easily as in
Chicago and New York.
1t has in the last three years in
creased, for it's own benefit, the ex-
penses of every household in America.
1t controls or influences the price OF
one-half the food consumed in the
country.
1t can make, within certain limits,
the price Of wheat, of corn, OF oats,
what it pleases: it will shortly be able
to control the price OF every loaf OF
bread.
It's operations have impoverished or
ruined farmers and stockmen, de-
stroyed millions of investments,
caused banks to break and men to
commit suicide, precipitated strikes,
and annihilated industries.
At every step of its progress it has
violated national or state law, or both,
with impunity.-Charles Edward Rus
sell in February issue of E~verybodys
Magazine.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-01-27

ton of our fighting men impressed
them. There is, however, one gallery
to which our men before Port Arthur
are playing, and the gallery is filled
with the sanity shades Of their fathers
of their brother comrades who have
passed into the great unknown before
them, that our c%ountry's honor might
be stainless. In Nippon we have many
kinds ofincense which we burn before
the mortuary tablets Of our dead. But
to plant the surround flag once again
upon the forts of Port Arthur is, as the
Nippon soldier look at it, to offer to
the heroic dead flower, the fragrance
of which no incense of heaven can
equal.-From Leslie's Magazine for
February.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-01-27

'We are, | believe" Judge Gosscup
writes, "in the first stage of a sweep Of
events that unless turned to a purpose
widely different from that now served
will carry us eventually to a time when
the acquisition OF property by the in
dividuals who constitute the bulk of
our people will cease to be one of the
opening and controlling purposes of
their lives. This that as a re-
publican political Institution Amer
lea will have lost the spirit which alone
promises it life. 1t mean social and
eventually political revolution"
The ownership of property, accord
ing to Judge Grosscup, is rapidly drift
ing from the people into the hands of
corporations. Calling,census figures to
his support, he asserts that "corpo-
rate domain has within thirty years,
beginning with almost nothing, out
stripped agricultural ownership by
more than s3,OOO,OoO,00O, and barring
Guy Icdl cSC1CC, SOhiPA1oCo IVY ASohAJ
one-half of the whole wealth of the
country.
"The step in the solution Of that pro-
blem is that the government obtain a
full grasp of the whole subject matter;
and this, in my judgment, can ade-
quately be done only by putting aside
the five-and-forty bewildering state
hands for the one great national hand.
The second step, the step for which
the first is taken, is to take care upon
what kind of corporate proposal the
governments great seal is set-to cut
out the stock jobbing corporation; the
water-logged corporation: the mere
vision of visioniaries; the labyrinthlan
corporation whose stock and bond
issues are so purposly angled that no
mind not an experts can follow their
sinuosities. In short, to regenerate
the corporation.
The third step is to open to the
w-age-earner of the country the road
to proprietorship."-From McClure's
Magazine for February.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-01-27
Dislocated Her Shoulder

Mrs. Johanna Soderholm, of Fergus
Falls, Mimi, fell and dislocated her
shoulder. She had a surgeon get it
back in place as soon as possible, but
it was quite sore and panied her very
much. Her son mentioned that he
had seen Chamberlain's Pain Balm ad-
yertised for sprains and soreness, and
she asked him to buy her a bottle of
it, which he did. 1t quickly relieved
her and enabled her to sleep which
she had not done for several days.
The son was so much pleased with the
relief it gave his mother that he has
since recommended it to many others.
For sale by all druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-01-27
Every Bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy Warranted

We guarantee every bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and will re-
fund the money to anyone who is not
satisfied after using two-thirds of the
contents. This is the best remedy in
the world for lagrippe, coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough and is
pleasant and safe to take. 1t prevents
any tendency of a cold to result in
pneumonia.