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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
MEDICAL

PROGRESSIVE HoMEOPATH. q n S.
msr, speciality chronic diseases; cancsrs
Snmors successfully treated by mail. Bee
oiok' Mis- II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

MEN AND BOYS wanted to learn plumb
ing trade, pays IS a day after completing
course of practical instruction at home
or in our schools. Graduates admitted to
union and master plumbers associa ton.
Positions secured. Coyne Bros. Co,
plumbing schools, New York, Chicago,
Ill, Cincinnati. o. Free catalogue.
B-5l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

MEN wanted to learn the barber trade at
the old, reliable Kansas City Barber Col
lege, largest and most reliable school in
America. Students graduated In a short
time at small expense. All the latest
methods employed. Position secured grad
yates. Write today for free catalogue.
+. c. Brldgeford. prop, sos Delaware St.,
Kansas City, Mo. B.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fer 1905 to sell our
500. 500 and $500 assortments of jewelry
to general trade; goods first-class; terms
liberal; special advertising features for
merchants, which makes them easy sell
ers liberal commissions. MsAllister-
Conan Co, 1856 Dearborn St., Chicago.
II-627 24X
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

WANTED-Road statesmen OF experience
and local agents in large cities on our
1907 art calendars fans, etc; large up-to-
date line, but light samples, 10 pounds:
no beginners or sample collectors needed;
state road experience and territory; write
us. Lawton, Ward & Co. Qnc.), 9i6 RAJ
cine Ave-, Chicago, Ill L-606 PAX
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
LAW AND COLLECTIONS

ATTORNEYS everywhere. The New Snow.
Church Co. main nosr. N. Y. L. Tel. ia
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UNFURNlSHFD ROOMS FOR RENT

MONEY is needed to furnish the rooms.
Get it from Bowen. 7O3 n. Y. Life. g
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

WILLIAM wAPPICH-successful lawyer
in prosecution and defense Of civil and
criminal suits In all courts; legal docu-
ments carefully prepared; notary public.
70 Creighton block.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

WANTED-Reliable statesmen to sell Gil
max Computing Cheese Gutter and Scales.
Liberal commission. Indiana Specially
Co, Anderson. Ind. L-57l PAX
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

EpEE with four cts. Primo Rye at $40
I NEE prepaid. a bottle OF port wine a
hand-painted china plate and a 1906 cal
endar. Meyer Klein, 10th and California.
Omaha G-Ml92 q >
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

SEE MONDAYS PAPER
for advertisement of the Western Refer
ence and Bond Association, which has a
large list OF positions for competent men
and women. Dept. b. S0-4l-42 n. Y.
Life B-654 "A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
BOYLES COLLEGE.

H. B. Boyles President
BOYLES BUILDING, OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

GIN and Locksmith. HELM. 217 q
Si' 18th St. Telephone 2s74
R-M22g ia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

Menigbeper for Sumfunbet og Sias
lenes 5relie.
Deb bette 9rebsmsbe paletes pa
tor 5. @ertien iom &reosformonb
og gafor .. q. Olfen fom Setres
ter.
Eli Slutning bill ieg iao. ba ieg nu
forlaoer Minnefota arebs. ienbe
6ilIen og 8at til Praiter og Meni9
6eoer % enbper, iom jeg mpote paa
De forIteaige Steber / 9rebien. bopr
ieg fit Cor at pGre meb til at iamles
/ SUBS 6us os ON SUBS Orb. Mad
ri iao msOes bisiet / be f~relites Staz
re. naar 6erren idmler fine biem fra
4oiprebeIIen. um ri life mebes mere
bernebe. 6. 6ane en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25
Gen guile sure.

III og til laier Ri 10 9er pg Der !
bore Blade co Mugaiiner meget bis
bommeIige Qftanolinger om ben GU
Ie 5are". Sibit At ole er ogfaa
,.9anIteren" fremtpmmen meb Be
t9nteligbeoer angaaenbe Den .gue
Gare~, foronleoiget peo profetiite I'D
t~olelier al en- ,fjerntieenbe@ 5orrets
ningsmanb i Ruslano og en- bito
n8is"=manb / 6rantrig.
Raa, btsie 9ing er 10 iaa bisbOms
melige, iaa fjerntieenoe og faa PROBE
tiff fremfert, at ct 6perbdgsmenneife
n9ppe tunoe finoe paa at betpible,
enbnu minore at benagte Muligbeben
of ben guile 5ure".
Om nogen 99Ier life peb, bbab
ben guile 6ure" egentlig beftaar /,
ia, ida tan io%etminbite ieg life for
Hare ben.
Wlen M er Der imiblertib en- meqet
larb Mano pad ct bit 8isDomsieoe
| bet Com onbe 3unger bill paaitaa)
at 9pdefsaers inabfeoe Wtaioner
bnggebe gbicago uniberfitn. Nanbens
Napn er Samuel 0ilifton. 6an bar
9rofesiortittel foran Raonet, og bpor
mango Sitler, Der b9nger bdgefter,
tan jes life rigtig iige, men bet er fag@
tens beIer life fao.
0enne erimme l9rbe Wdnb laber
os ane en- anben 5dre, fom fnnes os
life iuit at fable ubelutfenbe / ,,bet
guile. men Inarere biIer 5enbenier
til at dntage en- bariabel auler. 6an
mener ION faa, at MenneTfene
guile faabel fom andre = M bar
naaet 6%sjbepunttet af llbbitlingen.
6erefter bill efter 6r. Miniifons Mes
ming andre animalite 8qfener inbtas
&c Menneffenes plabs, og NET iano-
fhnfig ptl 5lglene blipe Stdbningens
6errer. Sda bliber bet ba fun ct
5uglsifr9mfel at frpgte for ben gule
5ure. 5. g. 6eebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEBRASKA.

5oltene. bnnr aulturen :tts bar BOe.
laet Raturer. Def or To!ioe, trafs
!ise Soft. Iom life Dreies Al enbOer
9inb; pli9ttro. afoorsfalbe men ar
ioe Wlennefttr.
De GAME itfonbt os BIZ Fnbe me-
iet Der, iom ,igner beres eget 0ib,
ia be gsnnsmqit bereg fsrEfe Strn.
'tshisr % Chronological. ffr BEL
fonOsn too fait golig bos BEN; fun
siae be life free ben Soaen % Rait'
iesbsb, Der sr faa a%lminoel:a / bort
Sanb.
ungbomme' bill Der mebe en- FRAT
luIb SlGgt, ssr life er opfsrt paa
8atteFlite co ,b9nnet at" pod pc
lent Webicin. geporesi jeo pil life
iiae, at Oor nib opbrager en- SlGgt
II Spptlin9t. Sporten er Ell aeo
al Stolen; man l9rer life alene al
laas, men oaIoa at pibe ben ub efter
Rober, ION lie fan tiore fig. S0oo
Fan en- fport3s.tsnbe l1ngbom life
'aole / bcrs Gage. Mon fpiIer
5obbolb, f1qr Y9ien Ilodet far uben
at rpnte pan ben; mon tager mob
bl1u 2jne Ter Stjernsr, 90 msnef,
nan er | ben inpenbe Simmel; man
f6ar Prime Or Sen brrffeoe 20 Be
mprter fcr6iabtligit: oSaalanee bet
tloger boiler BET" getrnst bisis
brubte og hsl'be 2emmer. be er iom
ct anuhetou1 pea en- alatremafine;
bigIelio, mon berbsr Zig o1 bliDer
a9mper. Wsn Der er en- SlRet, iom
sr berbet | @r5ejbet oJ a1msen for
3ilberelien. - Iom Semanoen barr
beg | &drp'1 mob G..ementfrne. oJ
oerfor er Der ln6er beres grcpe bbre
m frift a9rne.
Der er 0ottoren of ben gomls
Sfole, fom c.tris faor 81. til al
6Dlle, forbi be andre trangs II! bans
@jofp. 61n flioer lite rig, men ban
ejer Goltets 3~9rligbeb. 6an oe
1rumtf6tp fsrer fdmmen, inbtil
Dsbsn filler rem ab.
Mon msse' fer Mennegter unber
forffslioe 2iesfaor, og bet er, iom
ON mon leb'r st Mffnit af 2itet meb
hem. Den fioFte 1ortanine fsrer os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25
timber bilbe Noler.

9ooen Timber Dilbe Rofsr" er
rbsrTot fra Gnselit Og er en- Raffe
5ortqQinesr -Om Ttilbrsr BET fOtife
5olteliD. TisFe 5Ortaninser for
iiene ben b~ur:nsfte anbsfuline og BIZ
bfiOe Ifattet baube at gammcl og ung,
9por be blira tenbt.
Selps Sitisn bar en- o%oetiFf along,
co noar man !9fer 8ogsn er bet.
iom ON man b~enfattes | be ibblliife
omeibelfsr boOrfru Silbrdgslferne sr
bentebe, meb Rdturens Ro og Ynbs,
og ben rers bsjfieIOs Outlining. Msa
5osen bar Ga-bi | mere erD en- Rets
ling. Den ~ ffreDen | en- friffeli5
Qanh og er rem funb 2asnin5; famfie
zig er ben i1.sresfdnt.
@i fires I'M blanbt 9rumtodtp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

ino I eampen mellem ben totite 6ris
t,rte pq Statstirten % biier en-
rsrenbe 6eneihenbeb for i'm airte,
men iinies q l6sisligt R'o. ser life
iaber fla rofte FRA Ret!cns g'j. Spor
oelgsrenbe er ri lille al le bier: Itaals
fate Gtottsr Ter beIere gaor fra
i'm @aurb en1 fra I'm 9irfe, Iom Ell
MoOfainin3 ii! ZEN Iappe 9riiten=
lom, Dor Tit er Iaa tefGnq' meb.
Od mon ..eber fra ben enc 9irte til
ben unben. uten nogen Sperbebisz
ming, ibelig is9enbe efter ct mill
6ere rdnbsli.i alimo.
Del er r''t 9nfe, u bisfe 5ors
taaineer IA foa en- gob MobtageIie
tos bort Gptt. t6i be fortiensr bet.
9Osen faas I 9anifb Cuff. pubI.
9ouis gIaiy Rebr.. for soc. inb-
bunben.
q. q. 2ens,
Ssepp Ghe. Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

q. q. 2eHs,
Shepp Gpe. Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25
Scamp og Stir.

oQbtfalig bog Barnet,
fom tenbtr SUBS 5reb,
Stsnt ineen fenber 9dgen,
fsr Solen gadr neb."
8i fenoer bebf8agen, efter at Co
len er gduet neb. Otter at Der bar
p9ret msrft, bpor er bet bd ffsnt,
naar Morgenen fr~embrnber, naar Sc
fus fenber fine N~aabefranler inb /
Sielen. Haar bet bar b9ret en- ifps
fulb Dag, naar Sefus life bar label
fig ie for en- Stunb l,Om en- libsn
Stunb futile s life fe mig. og after
ON en- Iiben Stunb ffune 5 fe mig"
SOB. 16, 19), naar bet n1ften fDnes,
fom 8slgerne bill omitbrte 8aaben,
fda er Sefus oIigebsl ON 8orb puo
Sfibet 5on foDer BLOT. Oct er
pfte fuu, bet fines, fom ON ban life
logger M9rte til, at bans 8srneffare
er | RIB; ct Sui fan pofts BAN, mar
Oct opftiser uf ct oprigtiet 6isrte. -
ct ,5erre, frels os, hi for9au", fan
rpre bans smme 6ierte. 6per
ben. fom padfolber 6errens Hupn,
ifal porbe frelft.
Del er ialigt efter en- ftormfulb
Dag after at erfdre, at Sofen (Sefus)
meb fine Stroaler finner inb | 9jsr.
fet. Gud fan pi tdffe 6erren, at
ban fabsr Cps og fober Msrfe.
aefus blep 10 ielp friffet, faa ban fan
Eomme BEN til 9irlp, Der frtites.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25
Oehlenschlagers Tragedier.

Flint indbunden %komponeret shirtings-
bind med rodt Snit. ~ tospaltede slider,
med Navneforklafinger og andre Oplys.
niuger. Pris s1.30.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

De PrsbelIer og 9ompe. ION et9uos
Barn MAD aennem9aa Der pad Sor>
ben. BIT fpnes aanite ringe, naur Ul
nadr 6iem / be 6eriiee 8oliger. Sdd
Oil be witsrite aanpe ipnes os imau.
pa fortrboes life, at ou / 3roen
ftreo,
ba fortrDpes lite. bpab qrgpelIe bu
leO,
naar bu e0ig imager ben igOe Gu
ligbeO
Der, 6por al 6are bar Gnbe."
SITTER rbejrsithen
Tmiler oper g1en
Solen oobbelt flar;
efter Sorg og Smerte
9l9oen / nit 6ierte
bpbbelt 5blbe bar.
Cab oa fun en- fsie Stuno
4ngeit mig omipauoe:
Sub pil gobt bet enbel"
g. 9aren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

6piere pg inoerligere enO en- Wtooer
elIfer fit Barn. Seius taloer paa os.
oq Ian bans Blob % 3uarsr oe al
bans a4rligbeb bit Sierte ei bepa9e.
Iaa beb ieg intet RaoO".
6erren pelligne benne Dag for %
til SUBS 9grel y. Rtelen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25
Sra Coulter, Soma.

Menig6eosmsoe ufbolbtes for M
aen lib Iioen, beb 6piltet BET bleo
beitemt at fdo Niis emma Ssbolm
til 9ererinoe / Dor DanfItole / 10
Wfddnsber ! CONNER, iaafremt bun
funne ta9e 9luoIen, 90 / et greb bar
MI Wiis Sebolm mebbelt os, at bun
iii obertage plooien og begnnoe fsrit
I Suni Wouneo. Wadtte iaa ogiaa
eenne @erning faa en- tor Blaos /
pore 6ierter % / bor 5orbsn. iaa oit
oqfda 6erren Dor Sub ri9eIig oelii9=
ne Qrbeioet, iaa 9srnene faar Sam
beraf % tommer til mere al elIft bort
eonife Sprog. Miis Se6olm er %
tenbt Der ira i 6ior, bd baobt bun
p9fad SommerItOlen, % mango At
henbes imaa @enner penter henbe meo
9aneiel og @lGbe.
Der 9pinbeforening ogter al
6olbe Set ben 3. SUM-, iom 10 er
9onmarts @rtnolopsbag. @i til
ia babe Mlsbe belle 9ugen tiniae NED
ubialo, ng Der oil ogida blibe Ie'z
peret Mibbogsmdo, og bel paa 81
miobaqen 9aTe og Sage p9 anere
5orfriIfninger. 6immelbrsb % 9dno
ira 9ipets 9ilbe pil 9aitor Rielien
70 dod pibt jeg Deo) Nisfionar Sens
0iren peo SUBS Roabe mebbele os,
ia nj boaber ale at faa en- rigti9
peliiqnst Set.
20 8elegater er Dalgt til Qarsms.
bet / 6ebar Jaas. SEQ tror, Ri BIZ
ger en- tor Slot berfra til at beis9e
gebar SAILS til 4arsmsoe, ba BET %
ligger iaa n9r peb os.
@i benfer at fua Wisionsmsbe
fer fibft 1 Wai Maoneb, % ligeleees
renter ri at fuu geieg at no9Ie efter
4arsmsbet, og bo er Der ba iarIi9
en- 5amilie. ieg Der pil n9pne. % BET
CT bors forbenpGrenbe 9raftefolf.
gaitor Sse og Suitru. og Der sr en-
title glabe pore Sierter ober Sen
irnet. ON bet bliusr os forunbt at
mebes meb bisIe fore genner igen.
- 5armerne er f9roige meb 6ap=
RETAINING, og b0ab bertil 6srer, % er
raft / Serb meo at pleie til aorn.
9ejret bar peret gobt bibinotil; bog
bar bet I iibIte uee Oaret libt folbt,
men be iibfte 0oge bar bet baret me-
re milbt.
Ruar bisie Qinisr lefes. er
qaaitebeitiOen forbi, men maatte
Sanqen oltib lDbe ! bore 6jerter:
Som ban opitob, itaI Ri opitaa,
ri opitud
% fare til BAN / bet blaal
6aqeluia, 6olleluju!
@l9belige 3ioenber opbe ira
Oct hsjs gtorb 49, Og Sub fe aoo for
bbert ct 8aartegn / Subs Rige. 9i
boaber og bsber, at bet ogiaa mdotte
lie hos os. ga, Sub siDe bet fel
Sub iii l9re 9ierterne til at bsie
Iig % mohtdge ben opitanbns 5rels
Ter Seius 8riitus.
- Misiionar 0iren er for 5iosn
ipg. Gan er tommen til Stabe peo.
at en- @reft ffeb fammen ON teia,
Iaa ban tom / 8lemms. 6aaber. ban
meb 6errens 9j9ip fnart mod Fire
raft ieen. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25
Gen i'll Sibel.
9.2orfsn II.

Den lille Sibel.
(SnOienot efter 0pfororing fra Dor
arebsformono,
qaitor 5. ID. 6anen. Gbicago.)
5il Den anosn 4pril tnptter iig life
Blot N}inoet ON 8igteren 6ans@6ris
titan Qnoeriens 6goielsoag men pgz
faa Minbet On Sla9et. BET blobi9e
Slag paa as6en6apns Reo. 90 til
zen anoen 4pril iaapel fom til bper
EN- Dag, ri lsbe. fnntter Iig Minoet
ON bet tore Slag paa @oIgata, hOOr
SeIus meb fit onrebare Blob tsb!e
|sejren til Dc, ioet seirsraabet lpO:
Oct er fufbbragt!@.
gi OerfOr longer:
pa lgo bans Orb: bet sr fulObragt,
|og beore Orb blep alorig fogt,
MI itaar mig aaben 6imlens qort,
for mig bar Seius fplbeitgjort."
0erom taller ben lille gi6el:
,Soa elIteoe CUB geroen, at ban
gar i'm Sen ben en6oarne, at bper
ben, iom tror paa BAN, life itaI for
ta6es men bare bet ebige Gin Nlots
ten 9ut6er talote Sob. 3, Is. ben life
8i6el.
7or nu life blot at boloe Set til
Minbe ON 8. 6. Qnoerien og til 2Gre
for ben 0igter. Der farl,gt bar in
ipirerst Rationerne pua 9lobsn, men
oeiua Ter at minbes ban, Der er ben
tore gerneben: Dor 6erre Seius ariz
itus, % FOR Iarliot at ere og tatte
BAN / benne 5aitetio, faa Oil jig
fortIare ben life gibsl" oeo 6jalD
al o6iftorieno m en- M ooer".
en- at be imutfeite 5ortqainger At
Dor 6orfatter, ri minbes / DAG.
2igeiom ben b~eoreDeoe Mooer Iue
teoe % faa forrigfulb pad lit IRE
Barn. Der trat iaa iagte 8eiret os
bar uaroeb at be. ioolebes faa Sub
/ Rdabe til Mlennefteil9gten, ben
fulbne, ben Slagt. Der ueen Sub og
Srelieren Seius ariitus matte be-
BEN ebige 8sb. = gaa fortabt. So
ligefom benne W}ober bar piaig % re-.
be til at Dire aft for tit Barn, fuas
lebes CAB Sub bet bpre6areite, ban
ejebe: FIN enbaarne Ssn til 5rslie
for os.
Gor 0otten, aonen i be forte
&l9oer, fang Wlobsren, ibet BUN grab
og Oreb fine 5onber, ale be giier,
BUN bapbe iunget for fit Barn. Der
par mango 9ifer, men enbnu Here
Carer.
5prnebuffen uben glab og
8lOmft men bpftet meb Ssflas pud
9renene, trnftebs BUN inb til 1T no
berbrpit, fau faff, for at ben ret fun
be opbarmes, oe Sornene git lige inb
/ henbes as6. og benbes Blob flsb 1
fore 0raaber, men 5ornebuFfen ifsb
fuifte grsnne Blade; fao Odrmt er Der
beb en- bsbrspet Nobers 6jsrte.
Eli Ssen ofrebe ben bebrsbebe
Mober tDenoe toftbare perler: fine
ZINE, og til ben gamle groDer=
{ o afitob ben bebrsbebt Mober 1T
fmufte 9aar; og bore ZINE oe bort
5oar er noget at bet. fom ri f9tter
meget pris pou.
Sefus elffer os meb en- 3erligbeb,
Der er snbnu ftorfere enb Moberfors
ligbeben, og berfor bebber bet ogfaa
| Subs Orb:
Ran bel en- abinbe elemme fit biz
enbe Barn, at bun life forbarmer fig
ober tit Chs 2en? ON oefaa be fun
ne glemme, ba bill jee, jeg bog life
slemme big. (gfdias 40, 49, Il
Som Sefus ofrebe mere for os enb
benne Mober for fit Barn - t6i ban
gap fit bele 2iD for os paa &orftts
Sre =, faaIebes effter ban os ogiaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25
DANMARKS kORT.

Stsrrelse 23x2s Tommer. Trykt /
forskellige Farver, wiser klart Jern
baner, Dyer, Kobsteder og Flehker.
SAINT allie betydelige Laudsbyer, Store
Gaarde og Kirker.
Tilsendes ! en- Paprulle portofrit for
45c. i Frimarker. Enhver dausk Mand
burde eje ct Kort af Danmark.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL HOUSE.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

efter 0pfororin9 fra Dor
8rebsformano,
qaftor 5. u. 6onien. Gbicago.)
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
FIRST SLAVES IN AMERICA.
Documents Prove Year 1901 to Be
Date Of Importation.

Documents Prove Year 1901 to Be
Date Of Importation.
"One of the common, everyday err
rors which is taught in the schools In
America is that which relates to the
introduction into the western hemi-
sphere Of African slavery" writes q
critic. 1.-The school histories which
the school girl and school boy study
say that it dates from 1920 or 1913.
when a Dutch sea captain sold the
English settlers the first African. The
year 1901, however, is the date Of the
earliest reference in American history
to negroes coming from Spain to
America-122 years before Albany, N.
Y, was settled by the Dutch and 106
years before jamestown, Va, was set
tied by the English. In 1905 King
Ferdinand of Spain wrote to orlando.
then governor of Hispaniola: I will
send more negro slaves as you re-
quest In 1910 fifty negro slaves were
sent to work in the mines of Hispan-
lola. There is a record of King Fer
dinand's response to request Of Las
Casas, bishop of La Conception, In
Hispaniola, that more negroes should
be imported. He said There are
already many negroes on the island
This was in the year 1914
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
The Legislative Grind.

Representative Cole of Cass county,
has introduced bill in the Legislature
to establish a state drainage Com.
mission. If all the bills providing
commission" that will be intro
duced this session become laws, the
state will have commissions to
burn and some of them ought to be
burned.
Representative Perly, Clay county,
has bill taking the Normal Schools
and State University from the Board
of Control. Why not take all the
state institutions away from them and
leave the Board nothing to do but
draw their salaries?
Representative John G. Lund,
Hennepin county, wants the primary
law extended to the nomination OF
the state officers and has introduced
a bill to that effect. His bill has q
rocky road to travel before it becomes
law.
Representative Carlson, Chippewa
county, wants a law passed compelling
lightning rod peddlers and patent
right negotiators to print or write the
character of the goods across the face
OF the note and making same un-
negotiable. It should be entitled "A
bill to legislate brains into suckers. -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
Growth Habit of Trees,

Our general ideas of the character
of first-class tree for planting are
quite faulty. Each variety of fruit
tree is more or less characteristic in
it's form of growth-"habit" as it is
often termed, and it is fortunate that
this is so, else what a monotonous
appearance our orchard plantations
would assume! To this fact, that each
variety possesses characteristic hab-
it, we should give more than pass
ing attention when selecting trees for
a new orchard. For, in order to OBJ
tain first-class trees for planting, and
none other should be used, the Or
chardist must have a knowledge of
the points" of good tree of the
variety under consideration. Some
trees while in the nursery assume an
erect, strict habit with an even, regu.
lar taper: others are kinky. irregula:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
Result of Orchard Cultivation.

neSuit or orchard CULTIVATION.
AT the last meeting of the Missis-
sippi Valley Apple Growers Assocla-
ion, George o. Shank said:
In 1888 We planted 600 apple trees
IN piece of land in which directly
angling across the field was a small
araw, not large enough to prevent us
rom planting trees Immediately in
The draw. At this time we had black
berry and raspberry plants in between
The apple trees, and in keeping with
our ideas we spared neither time nor
expense of giving the orchard thor
augh cultivation. On account Of occa-
Sional high water, which would over
flow the berry plants, and the fact
that the soil began to wash some,
coupled with the fact that we wished
to experiment some, we decided to
SOW timothy about two rods on each
side OF the draw, this being done in
1892, and from that time on we gave
the balance of the orchard the same
thorough cultivation, while the grass
has remained and has been moved
each year.
For the first three or four years
there was no noticeable difference
but now, twelve years after, we fird
there is not less than one-fourth diff
ference in the size of the trees, those
on the cultivated land, Of course, be-
Ing the larger, and we are perfectly
safe in saying that the trees on the
cultivated land produced one-fourth
to one-third more fruit in proportion
to the size of the trees, and we and
other experienced orchardists during
personal inspection decided that these
produced apples which would average
thirty per cent larger than those
grown in the sod. The most notice.
able difference, however, was the dry
year of 1901. The apples on
the trees grown in the sod were badly
shriveled, poorly colored and deficient
in flavor, while those grown in the
cultivated land were of good color,
good size and fair flavor. We consid-
cred this year there was fully so per
cent difference in the quality and
quantity of fruit, but our judgment is,
the average difference would be 80 per
cent.
Now this difference in fruit and
size of trees are not the only objec-
tons in growing turf in the orchard,
as by watching the results in this
case closely we find it constant
watch to keep off the ground mice
(the grass being very heavy, and
these trees are far more subject to
fungi apple scab or bacterial diseases.
AS see it, it would be just as wise to
undertake to grow a crop of corn with
no cultivation after the seed has been
planted as to grow turf in an orchard
continuously.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
Notes of Normal Fire.

The way st. Cloud people came to
the rescue of the girls with proffers
Of assistance was a caution and be-
speaks we'll for the city.
Instead of the fire causing loss of
many students, the opposite was true.
But one student quit school, while
four new ones were admitted this
morning.
One girl while the fire was burning
wanted to know where her chafing
dish was.
Half an hour after the fire started a
ladder was raised against second
story window to secure the clothing of
one OF the girls, who was down town
when the trouble began. The rescuer
had started to come down the ladder
with a trunk tray, when the firemen
came round the corner of the building
with line Of hose. The stream
struck the man on the ladder fair in
the face and knocked everything out
of his hands. The crowd couldn't
help seeing the ludicruous part.
There were many shudders of fear,
when the cornice fell and the firemen
jumped for safety.
Sixty tons of coal in the basement
helped prolong the fire.
Some one maliciously inclined sent
out reports that eight of the girls were
missing. Many kilograms of inquiry
were the result.
The east wall of the dormitory is in
dangerous condition and if not torn
down, is liable to fall with the first
stiff breeze. This should be attended
to. The police patrolled the scene
Sunday, but were removed today.
E. w. Atwood & Co., telephoned the
Normal this morning that they would
furnish free to each fire sufferer a
writing pad, pen and pencil.-St.
Cloud Times.