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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-08-31
LYMAN Prairie

Stacking is the main occupation OF
the farmer at the present time.
Mrs. Libbie Brecount and children,
Miles and Gladys, visited at Lyman
Prairie on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Gray of Ashley,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Gray's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. D.
COwlthOrp.
Albert Rouse of Long Prairie, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. William
Holmes, for few days last week. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Brecount spent
Sunday at Fred Landgraf's.
Miss Tilda Forsberg and sister,
Emma, visited their Lyman Prairie
friends last Tuesday.
Mr.. G. E. Beidleman and Mr.. M. D.
| Cowlthorp made a business trip to
Sank Centre last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lagergren were the
guests of Mrs. Lagergren's aunt, Mrs
/ Minnie Smith, on Sunday OF las,
week.
Mr.. Albert Wilkes of Milaca, arrived
with a full crew of threshers on Mon
day night. He will commence
threshing Immediately.
Mr.. Johnson of Sank Centre, il
working for Earnest Beidleman.
Mrs. Will Grimes who has been il
for some time, is somewhat better.
Mrs. Beidleman and Mrs. COwlthorl
started for Grey Eagle black berryin'
early Monday morning. They viii
} return on Thursday.
Brownie"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-08-31
Prey of Disease Germs.

In general it may be said that the
bacteria of disease lie in wait only for
the unfit and the predisposed. It is
the man foolishly Indifferent or fool
ishly reckless of his health, the man
who allows himself to get run down"
'off color" "out of Sorts" and remains
scornful of natures warning. who has
most to fear from disease germs.-Ex-
change.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-08-31
For Sale.

80 acres of fine farm land in one of
best localities in Minnesota; 10 miles
from Sank Centre, 5 miles from West
port. so acres under cultivation-all
good land. Buildings in first-class
condition. Well of good water. In.
quire of A. N. Forsberg at the Boston
store.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-08-31

A little forethought may save you
no end of trouble. Anyone who
makes it rule to keep Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy
at hand, knows this to be fact.
For sale by Hanson s Emerson.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-08-31
auryino Without Collins.

The custom of burying without
collins was formerly very prevalent
on the continent A sheet was the
only covering used.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-03-01

THIRTY years ago we]l-known public man visited Texas and after his return stated in a newspaper interview that if he owned hell and Texas and had to choose between them as a place of residence he would unhesitatiugly sell out Texas and go to hell. The | Wspapers lambasted, condoned, ana applaud ed the rash talker-accordirg to their respective points of view until Texas got such all advertis ing as it had never had before and the state was inundated with de- mands for information. The Lieut.. Searles incident will not hurt Alaska
Yukon Valley news., 1905-03-01

 BY THE WAY
No. l..

A few days ago whilst employed hauling a load of firewood on my sled along Front avenue, and when nearly opl osite the postoffice, my sled suddenly stopped and l found it impossible to proceed. 1 turned to ascertain the cause, and I beheld a maiden seated quite comfortably on top the load. l gazed in aston ishment and wonder, and my look of surprise induced into her coun tenance radiancy of brightness, and her eyes shone with such laughing brilliancy that l was al most demoralized. At that mo- ment the shade of the immortal Longfellow interI osed and obscured my vision, and through the haze I heard the bard sing:
 Be still, sad heart and cease repining Behind the clouds the sun is shlniug
 Thy fate is the common fate of all-
 Into each life some rain must fall.
 Some days must bc dark and drcarv.
 The shade and the maiden van ished and I proceeded; but l saw nothing but the eternal snows. and my thoughts readily associated themselves with the scene and oc. casion; for man is never beyond being contradictory, winch IS a very happy survival of prehistoric days: consequently the absurdity ot the whole was plainly apparent. And yet wondered why it was impossible Co gaze ou such a bright scene until the "crlck ot doom. tos it is possible expecting uoth- ing Co pass hy natures treasures and heed them not tpLEE
Yukon Valley news., 1905-03-01
WEDNESDAY, MARCH I, 1905.
CANADA'S OPPORTGN/7I.

The fact is taken as undeniable that the Yukon Territory. owing direct allegiance to Canada and a more or less indirect allegiance to the British crown, has exercised a marked influence on the political ideas of its rext-door neighbors, the Americans of Alaska. This has been noticed by people in the Canadian territory, and one of its newspapers, in friendly cardor, re- gently warned Americans that be- meath the surface of some of the much lauded Canadian measures lay grave defects. On the other hand, Canadians i'll Yukon Terri tory for seven years have kept up a fight, only partially successful, to prevent United States influences from dominating t1eir country en- tireiy. These things are natural, and can not be avoided no matter how hard the people oi the two adjoining territories try. It may be taken for granted that the gov ernment possessing the greatest merit will wield the greatest influ- ence in the end, but each will give something to and receive some thing from the other.
 Looking at the matter in this light 1t seems Co an unbiased critic that Canada now has an oppOrtu- uity io step to the front atd place herself in line of development into one of the most progressive couu- tries in the world. Roughly speak ing. Canada covers. in one solid body. halt of North America. Its natural resources are not excelled perhaps iu the world Millions of peoplc-the b,st people of every laud. including Canada's great Fe. publican neighhoF are anxious taF su opportunity to SO where
Yukon Valley news., 1905-03-01

effort would be untrammeled and merit could claim its due.
 Why did a wilderness lie un- broken on the Canadian side ot the line while people from many lands built homes and cities and states in poorer territory on the United States side? An answer to the question would be furnished, in a measure. to one attending a few political meetings in Canada. The very fact that the most weighty political questions are opened, in- terspersed, and closed by songs of praise to European monarch solves the riddle: not that the mon, arch is evil or the monarchy neces- sarily bad; but the truth is driver home that the center of the people 5 aspirations Is too far away and their self reliance is stifed.
 Now that Great Britain is with drawing her forces from Canadian ports and leaving the country to de- fend itself by land and by sea, why does not Canada sever the rotten cord that binds her 10 the past and look the future ill the face with a determination to win?
 The form of government is a minor matter. Canadians could ar range it to suit themselves. At the worst i, would be better than now. If they could evolve a sys tenn whereby no mans child should be deprived of food, clothes, shel ter, education, and opportunity; property would be evenly taxed and men and their energy not at all; and capital could survive only by aiding industry, and not by strangling il, they would place themselves as far ahead of their big neighbor as the United States is ahead of Hayti. Should they even meet partial failure ill all these things, nothing could rob them of the benefits of quickened impulse and unfettered effort ill all that is good and progressive in Cana dian citizenship
Yukon Valley news., 1905-03-01

THE custom of alluding to the Yukon Territory as being included in Alaska is well-nigh universal. It prevails largely on both sides Jf the boundary line in the far north, and Pacihr coast and Puget sound newspapers seem to have no sense of distinction between the two localities. An eastern man might with as good reason, return home from a visit to the State of Washington and declare he had been to British Columbia as Inc could from Yukon Territory and tell what he had experienced in Alaska. This habi; of calling the whole north Alaska must be mis. leading and leiuddliug to eastern people who tr, to gain a knowledge of the north through the public prints and iu the interest of com mon sense and human understand ing the newspapers, a' least. ought e. stop i'
Yukon Valley news., 1905-03-01
Rear End Collision
 Rests Army Officer
Skagway Alaskan Jan. ID.

The news WIS received on the Ramona that Major w P. Richard son was hunt in a rear end collision near Cincinnati when on his way to Washington City early this month The press dis ispatehes say he suffered a severe cut tn the head. but was not fatally injured
 It k said Major Richardson will be ordered to Fort Cibbou. at the mouth of the Panama river on the Yukon. after hts vacation shall have expired.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
Gin gtaiditer 6emabl.

DER 0ater Der GrtaiIerin gugenie
perliebte iih in Die idDne So6ter bes
dmeritaniI6sn Sonluls in Waldga,
aber mad Der @uffdHung aler nihts
perliebten 2eute mar blutpenig 4uss
fift p%orbanoen, bab feline 2iebe Grs
piberung finben ioqte. Ter Irme mar
rGmli6 ais Sffi5ier ieines ipaniihen
8aterlunoes in Ociien 5ablrei6en 8ries
gen auf's Siir9tsrli6ite ~pertpunost
tporben uno Stpar in elmer Weiie, oab
Die gbirurgen ieiner5eit 'if nift an
o.r5 gu beIfen pubten, ols ooB lie bic
Narben mi. @olo6leden beoedtsn. 81
trua alIo fir ben ReIt IeineS 9ebtnS
cine 9oloplatte iiber elmer umfungrei.
den S9doeItpunbs uno cine Stpeits
iibsr elmer tisisn Narbe in Der 9tnns
Iaoe.
SroB bieier auffalenoen 5lidorbeit
an ieinem aopfe mar Der junge Off
3ier i~ibrigen5 Elm anIebnliher Mann.
Iuh trug er BEN bo6tlingenbsn Sitel
zines @rafen be 9u3man Mpntijo b.
pontocdrrsro. lleberoies peritano er
es, ieiner eIiibsnbsn 2iebe ben entipres
denoen aliibsnoen 4usorud gu pers
leiben. Oas aQes pirtte auiammsn
ouf oas !Sers Der id0nen Imeritanerin.
uno oas gnoe bonn Gieoe mar, bab
Mib airtputrid uno Graf De @u5mun
Montijo b. 9ontocarrero Elm sliidli4es
qaar tpuroen. Der ouiammengelOtete
9rdutigum gsfiel ieiner Grpdblten
better als ibre 5dblreiden beilen unb
alutten 5wreier. Der @ruf lieb fid nit
feiner iun9en Satin In @ranaoa ME.
Der, mo aud ibre beioen Sohter gebo.
rem puroen, Die ipdtere Gemablin Nas
poleons III. unp Die ipdtsre Ser3ogin
BON Qlbd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13

3tmmereenoiIin lit cine 9retitn BON
81 Sabren; auber ibnen beberbergt oas
Spitol nod iiebsn 6raueh. BON oenen
leoe iibsr 80 Sabre alt ifts
Gieenartiger . 30 unerz
trid. Der Ifon pisoer1olt beitrafte
% Sabre olte 9aute9nifef Waurer in
Ielp3i9 orientirte iid aus bsn Cages
blattern iiber Die Stunbeny 5t ipelhen
S~serot9un9en ~itattfdnosn, unb i~tattete
Damn I'M Srduer9alis poer bel Den
Naabarn. ipelde iid Die .i9Dns 2ei6e"
onid1auten, nit fallfen S6luIIeln unh
gtnbrubsfpert5eueen 9e1ute ab. Der
Soup mar ibm mebrfa6 gegliidt, sbe
er eriptt6t tprrbe. Sas urtbeil laus
tete aut 5a Sabre 3u6tbaus.
Il nbeilpoIIer 9erlauf
etnes $ 6seitsfhiebens 8.
DER 2ehrer Wiiaer bon Sffinoen i'm
ba1erii6en RegierunesbeSirte Sdpas
ben mar auf elmer Sod5eit in 2anaen,
neufnad. Gr ipolte audi einmal Den
9rau9 pes So4Seitsani9ieben8 nit,
MAIDEN unb feuerte einen S6uB aus
e,nem geliebsnen Repolper gum SFenIter
binaus. .Sas Yroiettil orang Der IL,
jGbrieen 2p6tsr bss gauern SO8le in
ben acpf uno tDotste ite iofort. Der
9bater itellte ii9 ielbit Der 9ebproe.
4usge o dener GEO.
parb. SIN 3oologiiden 9drten gu
2ifIubon, Portugal, mar Elm rie'iger
2eoparb, Der in einem neuen SGfig unz
tersebra9t pproen mar, aus ietncm
3fpinger, oeiTen 9bire nd6lGiiig &C.
f6lofen mar. ausgebrphen. Sine To-
fort aufsebotene Qbtbsilun9 Solouten
Der Munisipalgaroe umitelte Den Gar.
ten, in Dem fi6. "a es nod friib am
Sage mar, feline 9eIuder% befunben; Elm
anoerer Srupp madte 'id an Die Ger
folgun9 bes Sliihtlin9s. Die uuf i'm
abgefeuerten S6iHe peripunOcten i'm
muir leidt. Grit na6bsm oaS pijibanoe
Shier einen Der Solboten libel 5ilecs
ridtet bate unb berielbe auberoem
nod bon feinen nit penig 8orliht 81
Werte gebenoen 8ameraoen mebrfud
onesi6oTen ipor0en mar, oslong e5
einem ber3baftsn Wdrter, benz 9biere
our6 einen Sti6 nit einer Seugabel
Den 9araus gu MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13

iid nidt 5u ertennen geben! gr fdnn
ben Meni6en nidt in iein Saus fiibs
rem! Gs piiroe i'm oas Dor oQer Welt
uniterblid btnmirer. Gr e%rinnert Ii6
iest 9ans ger,au. oab Der perfholene
Shpager Inn etnmal ais gGn3lid pers
oorben, als ettpds gang llngebeuerli6es
gef9ilosrt marc. llnm0gltd! Gang
urmogti6l limo penr er nun Der ges
futts 9erbre6er pdre! Sa, er tpur eS!
Sbns 3peifel. er mar es! Iaes
ftimmte, Die feline SlsiOung, Die abb
f6redsnoe SGblihteit! &drl @nton
madt ipisoer eire gepaltIams Nnitrens
9uns uno idgt Damn in tiibIem Zone:
r9is 5amilie Slips 1T uuf einige 3eit
abpeieno bon ibrem Wobnorte. Die
gon5e 5amitis lit in Der G9pei3. 80,
bas peib i6 ni9t. 9lber lie miro ipobl
taum Dor atpei, orei Monutsn auriids
tebren."
~Nd!" ruff Ser 5remoe nit Iidts
Iidem 9eoauern, noas 1T ia idaoe!
9aB lit ia iammsridaoe!" uno er pers
fintt in tiefes Nahoenten. pl0bli6 err
tldrt er: $50 tperoe id Die 5abrt mad
Wiiaitaot aufgeben. Sd iperoe auf Ser
nd4'ten Station ausltei9en uno nad
Berlin tpeiterrsiIen."
Slips fdQt Elm Stein BON Seraen.
limo er atbmet erlei9tert auf, ais Der
unbeimlihe auf Der nG6iten Citation
fi6 ipirtIi6 perabfhieoet uno ben .3uq
bsrlGbt. limo Sarl Inton gibt iid
felbIt bas beilige 9eripre6en, feiner
6rau ME - ME, untsr feinen umitGns
Den - oas Gerinsite bon Dem aufs
r%egenosn 3uiummentreffen gu pers
ratben.
Sin Sabr bsrnaa brineen ole 3ei>
tunesn LANCE NetroIo9e iibsr Den in
3dnaoa peritorbenen WilionGr
proppte. @us fsinem Ssitument einee,
70 berihten iie. berpor, bab er per9ebS
lid cine Mnndberun9 an Die Seinen in
Der alien Seimatb periudt babe. llnb
70 babe er ieiu 8erm0ssn bon flint
MiQionen pfuno Sterling bon bum
bert WiQionen Mart - miloen Stif.
tllngen in Nuebed uno Montreal psrs
maft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
Alty6mifbe nfi(enot.

Wie Die bornebmen R0mer i'm 1.
Sabrbunoert II. Chr. ~reiiten, er5Gblt
uns Der S6riftIteuer unb pbilpIopb
Seneca pis fotgt: nSeoermann rsiIt
jebt 10, Dab numibiIhe Reiter porauss
fpren9en unb cine Shaar ppn 2dufsrn
ncben linen bereilt. Man bdlt es fir
cine Shanoe. ipenn niht 2eite babel
fino, Die ourh cine eeipaltise Staub.
fpolte pertinben, Dab Elm %anltdnoiger
Mlann fpmme. Seoermann bat jsBt
W~auItbiere. bic fri1taaene @efdBe por
arobem Wertb iragen. Gs gilt fir cine
Shanoe, ,penn es ideint, als bab.
mon @epGd. 0as obne Gefabr 5uIams
meneeriittelt tperoen iDnnte. Sober.
manns pag,n fabren NIT eins.ialbten
@eii6tern, odmit niht Sonne oosr
adlte ibrer sarten !Sdlt fhaoen. Sc
gilt fir Shanos, 'penn fid, unter Den
be9Iei.snoen pagsn elmer befinost, Del
fen %esIunbeS antIib nidt ourd elm
Qflaitec aeIaist it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13

s iir9tete th por m
Geri d t. Sn @robtabara, Sbirin:
gen. nabm ii9 cine junse &o9idolariu
our1 Gr9dneen bas Geben, neil lie por
Dem @mtsseri9t in elmer &laseiahe
als 3eusin auftreten iollte.
M a D den in M TANNER.
fleioern. Sn Murten i'm Sdpeis
ger &anton 5reiburs ipuroe Die 19jGb.
rtse Sohter zines S9ubmd6ers. Sc.
cile Wdroel. Bel elmer Gr5tlifsn unters
fuhuns als mdnnlidsn @si9kdts|er
fannt. Isle" nubm Den Wefiel nidt
trasiid, itedte fid sIeid in Mdnners
tIeiouns uno nennt iid ieBt Gafnr.
an einsm 8ienenNi d
eei It orben. Der Bauer Sernol
fdludte beim S~onietpften in einem
9aitbauie gu Iiitbofen, Gr3beraogs
tbum SeIterreih, unperiebens etus
giene nit, Die ibn in Den 6als ftqh.
mas er onfangs nitt beahtete. 8ole
ftelten iih aber srobe SAmer5en eln,
rnb als Ser Irst seholt ipnros. mar
es bereits gu ipdt. Der llnslitdllds
ftarb nod am felbsn @benos.
Yeim 9enebrretnt9e Yer
berungIudt. Der aIS arieesbe-
ri9teritatter uno Wilitar'hriftiteller
befannte Baron 3arI b. 8inoers arisls
ftein lit in Gbarbin in Der Wtdnof4u'
rel eeitorben. Or bate iit belm @e'
ipe6fteinisen tObtlih perlest. Sr mar
urIpriinalid Ditsrreidiifer Offiaier.
puroe Damn nad5 preuBen iibsraom'
men uno bat mebrere Sabre i'm oor'
tisen @eneralitab Dienite setban.
$ unoertj a brise M a :
,trone. Oie Shneioerspittpe Sus
pbroIina pentenrieoer aus Dintelite
ben i'm baperiI4en Reaierunesbeairts
Shpaben feierte ibren 100. @eburtss
tas. Sbr Mann lit Dor 20 Sabrcrt 9e'
fforben. Geit 1887 befinoet fid Die
Matrone i'm groinaer Spital. Sbrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
Ttbtn.
Don =, SOtbis.

9u remit, nein Hcbcn, uuo IS TT itir
Solten 49,
Warn ipcrb' i'd fill!
Grit bonn, ipeun emit in iabem Sob eri
ialtcu
Gas 6er) mir ipil2
60 iei's! Nitt porbcr LAB mid iti1e ittb'u,
Nibt lang meiH Grab Mid lebeno often
icb'n.
2ab mid ben elmer bin unb ipieber trdeeS
Ter Sebensilutb,
Sbu lecrcu, lpicbrr ittutn - fein @erla8en
GGid' mciuc @luth,
On ~tauicno Wiiben mil i'd frobt'f iinGcn,
9ur LAP mid Grdite rCQcIt, GrGtte 3ipinacu!
9sHn Gins MIR lit Gin llngIiid cbne Uren'
gpeb, mems umipdnn
aroftlos, blind itiu in oteics 2ebtrs gIdn'
sen,
Gin WQrn - tcir m1nt.
5alt aus, mcin @ciit, mein Wrm, ju tapfe:
rem Strcihcu -
SIN 9po, nibt Dor BEN lob mott' i'd
srbleifcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
Il II n ifIt9e Cuff

Il II ~ iGItge Cuff
reie E. Gin aufregenoeS GrlebniB
6otte oie'er Gage Elm 16 Sabre alter
anobe Namsns 5lopo @alate in
Oneonta. %. o., ais er auf Dem Ylabe
Der lan0pirtbI6aftlihen @us1tequng
in einem 5eiIelbauon einen Nufitieg
unterna6m. oils man nGmlid Den
8dlon pieoer berunter5ieben polte,
rib bas Sell uno Der Yullon, in pels
dem iih @as fir "a Stunoen befano,
perl6tpano balo nit Dem Snaben in
ben Wolten. Der 9nabe mar icop9
thug genug. na6 einiger 3eit Oas 8tns
til permittelit .oes oaran bsfe1tioten
Seiles 3u Dffnen, 10 oaB ii4 Der BAL
Ion langfam fentte unb bel Summit,
80 Weilen bon S%neonta, na6 3tpei
S.unoen p%pblbebdlten CUR Gr0e lam.
Der unfreitpiQiee Qerpnaut mar nit
Dem bIoben S6reden Oapontoms
men.
aaItbGItiger 8nubc. Der
sebn Sabre atte 3eitungsjunge 6rant
SpeQiip in Marlboro, Maf., bat bur6
feltene aaltbliitigteit Iein Qeben gerets
tet. Ser 3nabe bate 0as 8eleiIe Der
Giienbubn iiberIdritten, als er be-
mertte, bab er Sen linten Sub aus elmer
oaieIbit ongebrahten Wei6enporrihs
tung ni6t mebr 5~uriid5ieben Tonne.
Die 8efabr ipar cine f6redli6e, oa gez
ruoe Elm 3ug berdnbrduIie, Der Den ars
men anuben iiberfabren mubte. RuId
entidlofen. purf ii6 Der Sna6e, Der
S6mer3en niht adteno, gu 8ooen, 70
Dab er gu ben S6ienen rsdtiuintlig gu
lieaen fam. Der 3ug 5eri6metterte
Den Sub am 8nohel. uno ous gein
mubte ipdter unterbalb oes Gnies ans
putirt peroen.
Qusge b r o d n. Cine raft
nirt ms Wert gelebte 6luht per'
idaffte iiingit flint StrdfIinqen bes
9efGngniHes in Smdbd, Neb., Die Jrets
belt. 0ieielben nbrtsn Die 9ol3en oes
9itters aus unb serbrahen Damn etnen
Der GiienitGbe, poour6 cine Seffnung
bereelteat ipuroe. gerdoe ipeit genug,
ole @erbreder bur6fdliipfen gu lailen.
SGmmtIi9e Sliidtlinge, nit Nus
nabme zines setpiIIen 9arrp DE 2atep,
biibtsn ~tiir5ere Sreibeits itrafen ipe9en
geringer 8erbrshen ab, tpdbreno De
3aeep fiirslih lpegen S6pinoels gu
spei S,abren 3udtbaus perurtbetlt
fpprben mar. De 2dceb ipuroe Dor
3urSem perbaftet. tpdbreno er iih auf
Der !So9seitsreiie befano.
M Drberid DIES ldpp p
bett. Sn San 5raneisto, Sal, itar6
iiinsit Elm sepifer SEQ Grennan in
,solae zines 8enidbruhs, ipelher 0urt
oas 3uIdmmenflappen zines Slipp6ets
tes peruriatt puroe. Der iunae Wunr
bate fit nit ieinem 5psi Sabre jim.
seren 8ruoer CUR Hube begeben uno
hattie nah oieiem eben bus gett be-
itiesen, in benz er nod uufgsri6tet fab,
als es plobli6 Suiammsntldppte. Sas
9erGuih puroe o ben Gltern aebort.
ipelhe fofort berbeisiltsn uno ben ODE.
rem 9beil oes gettes pieoer uufridtes
ten. sic fanoen Robert bepubtlos
NIT Dem @eiiht auf Die 9ruit seprebt
uno sebrodenem 9enid.
MiBgliidter @ttentutss
Der u Of. Ils poli5eidef Sobn 80.
Wpnan in gait 2iperpool, s., iiinaIt
iein Bureau betrat. mar er eritaunt,
oas Jenlter neben ieinem 9ult offen
81 finoen. Gin paar Minuten Ipdter
entoedte er auf Dem 6sniterbrett cine
Opnamitbombe, Die our1 elm ,3ei>
tungsblatt perborgen mar; bic .3inb.
id,nir hing gum 5eniier binauS, uno
mar slaubt. oab oieielbe in Yrdno oe.
iehf t,aarAar fanla IA g. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
Gsoankenplitttr.

es aibt picIc otute, bic nit Gorge In ibre
Wcrganeerbeit bliden.
Gang. uno ihled,te Reben eroteen &C.
'rbhriih nit v,ur, une gut
Gin gutter MeniN hot nnr etn @uge
gum Seben, hos onesre rnub tr tminertort
;aoritden.
Gin onscnebmcs Neubere biltt Cir eft
u,ebr in Der Wttt. ais ein-ebriisbss @eibt.
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nineerlobu aablsu.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-03
CHEAP FUEL GAS
Y FOR n. D. PLANTS
GOVERNMENT TESTS SHOW GREAT
HEATING GAS PRODUCTION.
The States Beds Of Ignite Are Now
Likely to Solve the Problem of Cheap
Manufacturing for North Dakota
Gas Engines Instead of Steam En-
giueS,
Special to The journal.

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 3-After years Of high
fuel rates, North Dakota promises to be able
to furnish power more cheaply than any other
western state. The problem will be solved by the
Ignite coal beds. 1t will not, however, be in
the direct Of the coal for steam plants,
but in the use of heating gas generated from
the coal. This gas promises to do away with
steam-power plants in this state. The tests
by the government have developed the fact that
Dakota Ignite in heating-sas production when
cheapness OF the fuel Is considered This opens
up immense possibilities for this state in the
way Of manufacturing. Fuel has been 80 high
that 1t prohibited manufacturing industries This
may be changed and the state convert Its
wheat directly into -four. The Of gas from
Ignite coal is also likely to berecognized In
the irrigation projects. and gas engines are like
ly to be put in instead of the steam engines.
The members of the Fargo Commercial club
will give a reception Monday evening to Secre-
tary Follett, who has arrived from Minneapolis
and assumed his duties.
Mayor Wall, thru Acting Chief Grant, has Or
dered all the poker joints to close up shop.
Grant succeeds Chief Gowland whose resgna-
ton has been accepted, and the prohibition of
gambling will be one Of the features under the
new chief.
The directors Of the Y. NJ. @. A. have let
the contract for the building, and the success.
full bidders promise to begin work In three
structure completed this fall. The building will
be large enough to accommodate the association
and will also have fourth floor for dor1nitorJ
purposes for bachelor members.
EXCongressman Spalding entertained a com
mittee Of the reform politicians here this week
and plans made for renewed attack OF
the ''old gang" politicians.