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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
The City OF Now York-Otce OF City Clerk,
New FORK y h ssS XII NAY Z
d s s cy 4
The aSsh dHy Of Ap 1905 ors n,v ,,..,,oro,.n
Railway COMPANY, respectfully shows-.n
laws Of the State Of New York, and has duly MED
%sns a the osa ana
thereof herein proposed.
s SS Of EP @ and s. SR
applies for ~ .nrs. To- o and ,Ss of the s
tenance and operation Of double track street sur.
face railways 0ncludins the necessary connections
and suissbis stands Or other structures. Necessary
for The .ecommSda,On and operation Of said rail-
mo S Which & be
Of a ard r., for
ways and bridges, yisducts and spprosches.
emu pune raRWas s' SsS~ss
and Of the respective routes Numbered from one to
n Follow wA''A 'A' 'A'a eAN'0a' '' branches A's
pe% nse NS s SsS HS e y ne
i Intervention Of East Two Hundred and thirty:
nsIiSeasteTiy on and along Albany road q its Inter
G NS ds sfE civ ntH
iH,e1sse!,on y Eesi ons Hundred and fsn,y
so Sa esai on and along Ess, oen Hundred
and Eighty eighth street 10 is Intersection with
sedswek avenue lis eseop With fo H%F
ham road running thence westerly on and along
wesieriy on on. and along East One Hundred ana
or rodham HesAS brds
NEW as a2" ss s
edr nf ssy Hes. soq pos 10 I
Hundrea and Seventh street, borough OF Man.
or West MPo n sang ana eysn
stree, TO the Rapid Transit station at Amsterdam
The above extension as winds and turns crosses
e snd aenu,
serrsse and Min .vsnue' ali ID the borousSs Of
): Also upon Route No. a. described IN tho
aswsS Of xn mGs G at
On INC One HsndTd and TIM!SaiSsh s,5ss, IA, ia;
at SHg psr"e with The W.,ery line Of the Man
sS avsns and ss n. sna
f'lh street; thence westerly upon and along said
to 1e ' sns Wss se sS
thence northerly along Broadway 10 ne Iap'd
snd West o"s and
s ss ns as Tsas sas
public places. etc: Bradhurs, avenue, Edge.
s ennn aSna avenus Rroadv.s West One
Hundred and Fifty sixth stree.-al In Me borough
R ss S Sc sw d: sI ely M
.ecea Of Ess and ' ninth
and n ong ne Inna and poS
ninth street to The Junction OF East One Hundred
and Forty ninth street. Prospect avenue and ths
! continuing
on and along Fast One Hundred and Forty l ninth
SO is Ts Nsda Avenue
Is aSovs yh s1gsss anS
the following highways avenues, streets and pub.
c places. Copr,iandt avenue. Melrose ;,nue.
street. Trinity avenue, Robbins avenue, Concord
Prospect avsnuc, southern souievard,. Whitlock
avenue place rn ASsn Place st. sU9s
Barry street nupor street Tsua * street Feet Leg
of incorporation Of New York city 1nterboTough
sseca Of sna
East nn 10 M On @ 1Rs
pee, mus and croons PasS seuss
westerly on and along Cro,onA Park, South. TO It's
section with Wendovsr svcnle thence westerly
a. M
The above extension as It winds and turns crosses
places. etc: Prospect, avenue, crotona avenue,
snd 9 Ts,s ON. Ana2sa .a ses T
ali in the Borough Of The Bronx.
said Extension. and the oS
trolley system. or by any other motive power other
p hs S n. state T Raad
ana TO BY as s.
@ & a. ,ms E DisSs %ssS
be given as required by the provisions OF section
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24
PACIFIC CABLE EXTENDED.

Commercial Lines Now In Communication
with the Carolines and the Celebes.
The Dutch East Indies and the Caroline
Islands have been brought into direct cable
communication with the United States
through an extension OF the Pacific Com
mercial Cable Companys line from Guam
to Van in the Caroline group and the Gel
cbes Islands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24
MAILS i'Nn Ns, ,nD --b y 90 Sirir ~ "

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND &c, EA'
CEPT TRANSPAClFlC.
Mats tercer, Jamatcd and BdhdmdM az tor
r1rdcd dlgy 10 ports OF sailing. Ths CONNECT
INC mails close a. The General Pos: once Neu lorI'
as roNors =, ,,,
Wednesday and Saturday. tNso from New
York Thursday and Saturday. See above
MFXlCO CITY. overland at I 30 p, NJ and lo%
p ~. daily, except sunday Sunday at 10" p NJ
NEWFot %pILANb except Parcels Pos, Malls
Via Sorth sydney AT p. NJ, Monday Wednrs-
day and sistur day (aso occasionally rom New
York and Philadelphia. See above.
MlOJELON. via Boston and NORM Sydhey ~
$50 r. NJ, every other sunday may II. June
yAMaicA f. Via fla Boston at 200 T. N. TUESDAY and
Friday. tAlso from New York on SATURDAY
COSTA RIGA, via New Orleans, a, 5000 p. N.
BRITISH HoNDuRAs, HONDURAS Gas, coasn
and GUATEMALA. via New Orleans. a. llo:so
p. ~ Monday CNes' Coast OF Honduras IS
despatched from New York via Panama See
N1caRAGuA Fa.t COAST. via New Orleans 81
iiOsO p. NJ. Wednesday. West Coast OF
Nicaragua Is despatched from New YORK VIA
Panani, See .abovel
PANAMA and CANAL. ZONE. via New Orleans a.
$1,000 p NJ. Sunday after 1880 P. NJ sun
day and until sailing of New York steaner
mail for Panama and Canal Zone Is held Tor the
New Work. steamer See ahove'
IRFGISTERED MAIL for overland dispatches
closes at 900 p. NJ. previous day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24
POST OFFICE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read DAILY by all interested. a.
changes may occur at any Gme)
Foreign mall for the week ending nay q 10y;
Post Once as follows: REGISTERED AND PAR.
GELS POST MAILS close one hour sdrltI than
for Germany close at S p. N. May "a and o.
Parcels Post Malls for Great Britain and ireland
are dcspa tched by the White Star Line on Wedpes.
days and By the American Line on Saturdays An
additional despatch Is made by TIE Cunard Line
than the American Line steamer the same day.
The Parcels. Post mails close one hour before the
regular malls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24

WANTED FOR ARMY-Able bodied unmarried
men between ages OF Is and IS: citizens OF United
States. OF good character and temperate habits.
formation apply TO Recruiting Omccr. Is Third
ay. $50 Third av. 7oS sixth Av.. 2S06 Eighth av.,
N. Y, or ooS Fulton ~, Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24
benson Bonded to Appear in washing ton

Judge Holt in the United States District
Court signed yesterday the order for the
removal Of the case Of John A. Benson,
under indictment for the participation in
land frauds in the West. to Washington,
d. c. MIR, Benson gave a new bond OF
Slo. 900 for his appearance there "a a,~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.

Advertisements for The Sun and Evening Sun
may be left at any American District Messenger
once In the city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24
ruE AETNA INDEMNIFY COMPANY

issues policies nsuring against burglary, theft or
larceny including collision OF servants Liberal
policy equitable rates, prompt ADJUSTMENTS PAT
ticuisrs furnished upon application at No. IS WI
liam street. New York City.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24

Regular and Supplementary Malls close a. Por.
sigp station corner OF West and Mo sh s'tee o
Except that Supplem entary Malls for Europe and
Central America via Colon. close one hour later
at Foreign Staton)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24

It's one of the sights of New Yok-this Arnhe Talory
Six full double devoted exclusively the making Of clothes
to individual orders every step of the making from
the marking cloth the final touch Of the pressing IRON
You can see how we $4,000 worth of good tailoring
good style good ohsno $40 suits front and shoulder
that always keeps graceful and waggr shape is the "Arnhem
Unbreakable" Samples yours for the asking
A RN H -. E !: NJ
Broadway and 9th St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24

cents per halt ounce IN addition
to the regular postage. must be nrepasid OF q 81
MAILS. and letters deposited In the drops
marked Letters for Foreign Countries" after
tho CLOSING OF THE REGULAR MAIL. for
despatch by particular vessel win NOT be 81
forwarded unless such additional! postage Is
inentary Transatlantic Malls are also opened
on the piers OF the AMERICAN, ENGLiSH
and FRENCH steamers whenever the sailings
occur ~ 900 \. NJ or later and late mail may
he deposited In the mall boxes on the piers or
mails on the piers open one hour and haif
before sailing time and close ten MINUTES
uetters S cents a half ouncei Is required on
articles mailed on tine pliers OF the American,
White star and German tSca Posu steamers
on other lines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-24
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. &C.


WEDNESDAY t2N.-At "a. NJ. for RIO JANElRO,
per steamship MeIdeIskin .alsp other paris ,,s OF
a rtsu n a
N, supplementary 1880 \: M ior NICARAGUA
sssS Esi fYs $SSRSsAs SsSf' s.:
EGHA es@shp r Adysnc ia 'as
inaia when specially addressed for this steamer:
sr f satA NJ HAHN TPp ssa %spA l2is 81
PARTMEST OF GoLoMBIA per, per s s, TanG
PETIT Gosve. AUX esyss and Jacme when spec
Tally. addressed for ms steamer; az 10 A. n.
S%dins eape Hslsl, PoH q palH Curacao: vsns
zgs rid and Gssns TetS soTIHn
SAMsTeo and SANTOS; per steamship PAN.
nso h for ap1 w al sPefsA
np r. yq I'm Rks is s + .s aDRos%MfSNneszs
HERusLs peI steamship ssm' BRAZIL per
snd Rio Jsnriro dnclndns Sor1S.in ssl
ps sfa"' .d uTssssd o and h Steamer '
~ hR ka dsFaS s% and eel rsf,HEdf
,so Whsh spss.y sH ssF FS
T Il F GSS 81 .9R EoH fSwaRo
ISLANDS pr ns steamship lp, P:r
s sa s1a aus1i sfsR sffsNs
and NORTHERN BRAZIL. per steamship
Cearense. via barbados, Para and Manaos'
all p II. for BRAZIL, per steamship British
Prince, via Pernamhuco. BAHIA and santos iIn,.
addressed for this steamer.
FRIDAY. I26.--At IL NJ. for YUCATAN and CAN
PECHE. per steamship T1ono.
SATURDAY (27)--At $50 A. N for ARGENTINE
URUGUAY and PARAGUAY. per steamship
81. Nicholas; at $50 a. NJ. tsuppementary
$50 4. Nj for PORTO RICO. CURACAO and
VENEZUELA per steamship Caracas talso
Colombia. via Curacao, when specially ad-
dressed for this steamer: at $50 4. n tsnp'
Elementary 1880 A. NJ for NICARAGUA
East COAST. SALVADOR. PANAMA. CANAL
ZONE, CAl'CA DEPARTMENT OF COL9TM
BIA, ECUADOR. PERU, BOLIVIA and chill.
per steamship Finance. Via Colon also Gus,e.
maa when specially add1ssssd ,or hs
~ toI FORTUNE ISLAND, =. JAMAICA 1.IJ AN, and
Departments, per stea mship Siblrla also Costa
Rlca via Lmon, when specially S adS,ess ns1
steamship Moro Castle. via Havana. at ESQ
p. NJ. for CUBA especially addressed onlyl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
Die sSDe Der meerespeusn.

Die Our9fdnittsb5be Der We1leH
mitten i'm atldntiI9sn Ocean bstrdgt
s Bis 10 Mstsr. Bel febr f9ledter
Bittsruns errei9en lie cine SO6s BON
runb breiSebn Wetern, uno Die bOAs
fen unter ben 6ei i9psren Stiirmen
beoba9teisn Weusn erbobtn ii9 nies
mails iiber 10 bis 16 Meter. Weit
grDBsre @srI6iebenbeiten berriden
%natursemdb in Der 2dngs. Die Our6s
I9nitispe1e bat cine 2Gnse bon ITO
Meiern, bod errei6en mdnde Welen
BEL fiirmiIdem @ettsr cine 2dnss Bis
Su 1000 Metern uno beipsgen fi9 nit
elmer S9ne1isteit BON 20 ailomstern
in Der Stunos fort. Die Rebensnrt
pom ~bausboben Delsn ift aIIO O0Iig
beredtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

= RatirIt6. 2eutnant: Sc
meinGt;t - uns Ididt man in bic
@olonisn, unb ipenn mir bann milit6s
riI6en geiIt binsiussbra9t baben,
beiBt es: r9as 2unO 1T iest = chilli
firt"."
= prpfaif9. Grou Sarah lin
Der Opsr): nS9au, MoriB, ipis infer
8ertbolO9s Dsrliebt ba iibt neben benz
5rdul'n Rofo. :. er iisbt unb bort
nir!" = LIMB bat bod beaablt ben
tbeursn @intritt!"
= Oarum. ,WssbaIb tiinbioeu
sic bsnn Sbrer aD9in nidt, bieIer
fre6en perTon2~ - SD eetruu.
mfrs nidt. Sbr SduB 1T rnferoffis
sier BEL Der gompasnie, in Der mein
Sohn aIs Ginidbriser bient."
-0ie 5au5tfd9e. profeFor
bes Seutf6en Gum Batter zines Qbis
tu%rienteu): rWds min Sbr Sobn per-
benz" Batter: nSuriF." profeFor:
rSa ia, ben fdIe9tsH Still bat CT
i9on!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

= Sci Der gon uttatiOn n.
sd muB Sbnen Oas 9eiratbsh itreng
perbist,n!" - r9aben Sic benn 10
f6leate @rfabrunsen bamit sema9t.
Serr Oottor9!"
& be 8e5ei6 g.
~Mas bat benn Baron Supfel fir eis
ne Shmarre iiher bic Stirn9" =
~9er 1T reuli9 nit benz rSGffsSOff"
umseiuorfen." = 30 bat .er aIio Elm
Mutps Mutperamm!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

= Reues mort. rS9r 9err
Sobn bat idon pisber elm Suea gs@
babt2" = ~Sein IeBtes; benin feline
atabemifde Raufbubn bort iebt snbs
lid auf."
9. Ri4s
ter: @omit ponen sic Sbre 8ebaups
tung bsgtiinben, baB DMeine Sante,
beine 5onte" tsin 9liidsfpiel iit9 ans
setlaster: Sir mid mar es INNER elm
ltngliidsfpiel!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
Ter Griatntaur.

= uwoerbeffertt9. sd lss
ie bier Elm S9riftden essen has Der,
leiben BON 8i6eru." = .Oos tdnnit
9u mir aud NAL leibsn."
= 0uten 4ppetttl 9aft der
i'm GGrtenreItourant Elm fsbr tlsines
Sdnibel triesD: Sas SdnibeI bate
Sbnen bod beinabe her Dinb fort9ez
trasenl Wirtb: 9t9 neinl. =. Sd bas
BE ben Singer brauf ssbuIien!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

= 8ps6aft. o.: @arum be-
fu9t benn 6rdulein @iintber feinen
Ball mebr2 g.: Der grSt bat ibr bic
Tibenbe 2ebenspeife berboten.
= 9etungen ausgebridt t.
.Srifft Sbren 4utomobilIenier irgenb
elm @srIdulben an benz nnfal2"
4utler: nHi9t bas geringte. Der
@erungliidte lit politdubig forfeit
iiberfuhrsn ipurben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

Der Serr 2eutndnt ibt mebrsrs Sas
&c matchmaker 4benbs Safe es lift
eben f6on Der 20. Der 8ebiente, Der
ben adfe bel einem &aufmann in Der
RadbarIhaft bolt, bat ben aufiras
erbaIten. INNER beiSuieben: n5um
Rd9tif9 fir ben GERM aeatndnt,"-
gls Der 8sbieute fpdter tpieber einmal
an benz 2aben p%orbeisebt. frdgt Der
8aufmdnn:
Der Ssrr 2eutnant III mir pobl
untreu sepOrben, neil er Ieinen &c.
pOhnten Redtii9 nidt mebr BEL mir
bolen ldBt9"
8ebienter: rSebt balm mi,
pieber @eIb ba siebt's tein' Ro4i
tiia!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
Mnnehnht. Mthenanr

= aneepaBte Rebensart.
nSit Der Muiitbirsttor nod INNER 70
tiefiinnis2" = nglein. ieBt bentt er
i9On nm cine Sftape bOber!!"
= Bon Der S4miere. ~Das
run buft Du benn Elm 5reibillet be-
fommen2" Gleifder: sd bah bas
9lut. oos beut' 4benb fIieBsn pirb.
seliefert.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

= Gntrii # Ii n g. 2sbrer; 5rdus
lein, toas piTen sic BON ben @rohe=
riIngen Rappleons bes @riten2 Bad.
fii6: 4ber. 9err profefor, tpie t6ns
nen sic ron mir ~perIdngen, bab i9
iiber 2iebesgeIai4ten gsfdeiO piFsn
fpa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

-9erratben. nSat ss Dir arf
benz SrauencousreB sefaaen, Rofa2"
= % frsili9 = ba pimmelte es ia
BON !Seiratbsbermittlern!"
= Der 8ernpuntt. ~Sie
fpoaen meme Sodter CUR Srau2" =
rSo 1T e." SD geb' fie Sbnen
nit tauIenb Sreuben!" = limb nit
fpiepisl Mitsift9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

profeffor SGnftli4:-
mSeut3utd9e, mo man i%iberrdbelt,
iiberfabreu, iibsrautelt, iiberritten,
iiberlaufen unb iibersansen perben
fam. 1T es Elm lpabres Wunber, bab
man iiberbaupt nod gu ben reberle'
benben 5dblt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

= de ausfi9t. ~0ies
Der Batter, i'd babe mid entfdlOFen.
bas msbi5inifde Stubium a~ufauseben
unb lperbe iebt Muiit ftubiren." :
mMleinetipesen. ater bas made i'd mir
aus: Iuf unferm Sof fpielit 9u
ni9t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

-@pentueIt. Serr Gel Resens
tpetter Su elmer iunsen 0ame): Mein
Srdulein, biirfte i9 Sbnen meinen
S9irm anbietsn, ipenn i'd einen BEL
mir bdtteg!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

Der ~aubere 0idter.
0t9ter: .Wie bortbeilbaft es bod 1T.
lpenn man itenosrapbiren lam; mas
mir 70 brauBen einfGnt. fdreib' ia
anes auf meme ManIdettsn. =. uber
id faee Stnen. ba tpmme i9 manh@
NAL feds @oden nit aus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

= MiGbsrnbe II m # be.
Serr: nOisIe Dame lam i'd unm0ss
lid beiratbsn, bic bat elm gu bdbli9es
GeIi9t.." @ermittler: vIber, nebmen
sic ie nur, bic 1T @utomobiliItin unb
trdst ben loa3sn Sag bic autompbils
brile!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

= Sate9te @rfabruns.
Sruu (empOrt): s@ergansene @ode,
aIs id trant mar, bait 0u mir einen
nellen !out peripro9en unb beute piait
@u ni9ts mebr babun piKen. :. Dars
ts, 9u triesft mid nidt nod einmal
nit @sriprs9ungen eefunb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

Simmer 6 m a n n. 9eis
ratbsuermittler: Miinf6en sic cine
8riinette. BLONDE pber Rotbbaarigeg
GisdrrsnbGnbler: Sd nsbme aud
S%ebIfarbsn, ipenn bic Mitsift entipres
Genb 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

Stubent (auf benz Ball, fir
iid): Der Serl bat meine S9peiter
fdon piermol gum SanS sebolt. ben
tDnnte i4 NAL anSupumpsn perius
6en!4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
SataI.

Sun9e 9ausfrau: nSh be9reife
ni9t, 4rtbur, nun babe i9 brei Bidder
ansef9afft: rWsin DirtbidaftsselO",
,Sie fpariams Sausfrau" unb nWie
eriibrise i9 etfpas", unb trob alien
bin i4 idpn beute. am 15.. Obne einen
gfennis!4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

vi. ~tOmif6e alis@ foG id in
bieTem Slid fpielen. Serr Resif.
isur2! @enn i9 mid nur basu
eisne!"
% setpibl 3ieben sic fid uur
re9t iusenbli9 an"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02

S9Tau. rS6rs 5rau ssftat>
tet S6nen It's Ruuden9" = ~Sosar
iebr germ. Sd babe ibr cine pr6mie
auss.ieBt: fir ie tauTenb Gisarren.
bic i9 rau9e. erbGIt iis elm neues
&leib."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
9unftperitanbnif.

MaGet: n@infden sic Sbr gprs
trat ais 8ruitbiIb pber ais aniefiid.
sndbiee Srau9"
Srau @etI9entbal: pWie
beibt, &nieitiid! Sd mill bod tein
Bib BON be @liebmaBen. ionbern
BON 9efi9t!"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-05
Good Advice.

The Lake Preston Times has the
following to offer to boys; Boys
you may think it MICS to swear and
talk with a "Know-it-all' air, but
when you are older you'll reflect
and realize how silly and thought
less you m Seek good company,
good books or papers, when you
have no errand that calls you dorm
to the business part of town. The
boy loafer,on who becomes a night
hawk as well a day idier, is not
sought after in the. business world.
Have something to do, and dc
whatever you do well. If you can't
get the kind Of work you prefer,
accept the best chance you can get.
Don't become a loafer and thus be
in the way and an eye sore to those
who will work. -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-05
CURRENT EVENTS.
Knockers i'm Bunches.

Town killers, says an exchange
are classified in seven separate
lunches, az follows: First, those
who go out Of town to do their shop
ping; second, those who want a
quiet town instead of one of push
and business. third, those who
lima CINE they own the town; fourth
those who deride public spirited
men; fifth, those who oppose every
thing that does not appear to benefit
them; sixth, those who oppose every
thing that does not originate within
themselves; seventh, those who seek
to injure the credit or, reputation of
an individual.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-05
Men Prone to Follow Adams
Example.

"Sixty-nine per cent Of the
inmates of a western prison." says a
recent writer, ''plead that they were
led TO commit crime by the extrava-
gance of their wives"
In all probjlity SO per cent of
that SO are liars.
Adam lusted after the forbidden
apple until his mouth watered and
after he had eaten it laid the blame
on his wife. His example has been
followed by his male
Of course there are extrayagant
and improvident and silly wives-too
many of them. And it may be that
a man is sometimes driven to crime
to support a wife who wants to live
beyond his means.
But the excuse is a frayed one
A man goes and gets drunk
because he has made a bad invest
ment or guessed on the wrong side
Of the market or because somebody
invites him to drink or because he
wants to drink. He does a mean
thing or commits a crime. When
brought to bay he whines about his
"wretched domestic affairs" and
says his wife drove him to drink.
On the contrary:
Leaving out Of account the excep-
tions TO the general rule, it may be
affirmed that the average wife is
more economical than her husband.
She will submit to more personal
sacrifices under unfortunate financial
conditions. And her ability to get
along under strain is greater than
his.
Besides a woman's ideals are
usually higher than a mans. Her
code Of honor is more binding. And
her influence over her husband tends
TO prevent rather than encourage
crime.
Let us have done with this old
libel. The man who hides bis frail-
tiles behild ! womap's petticost Il
usually not only a liar but q coward.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-05
Big Accidents IN 8 O

E.U
Without including the last week,
the accidents in North America in
which five or more persons
killed this year caused the death of
1924 persons. The burning of the
Iroquois theatre, Chicago, and the
wreck of the Duquesne flyer, lear
Pittsburg, occurred in the last week
of 1908, and their death roll
of 800 is not counted in the figures
given. Tie wreck of the steamship
Norge. with 646 lost, is included,
most of the passengers having
tickets for this country. BY far the
worst accident Of 1904 was the des-
truction of the New York excursion
steamer General Slocum, which
burned in June, with a loss of 1920
lives. The worst railway accidents
were a collision at Willard, Kan,
IL killed: collision at Jackson,
Utah, "a killed; collision at Kewa-
nee, Miss, 43 killed; derailment at
Li,chfield, ILL.,, "a killed; collision at
Midvsls, N. j., Is killed; Sunday
school excursion collision at Chicago
20 killed; train through bridge at
Eden, Colo, 95 killed; collision al
Hodges, Tenn, 50 killed; and COL
lision at Warrensburg, Mo-, 20
killed.
Tornadoes during the year killed
38 at Moundville, Ala; IL at St
Paul; 5 at jamestown, N. Y, and 9S
in eastern Cuba. The worst tornado
in the United States occurred in Jan.
uary, in Alabama. The worst explo-
sion was in a mine at Cesswick, Pa,
which cost 1876 lives. An internal
machine explosian at Independence,
Colo, killed IL. The worst elevator
accident was in st. Louis, with s
killed. Ten persons we're suifocsted
BY coal gas at willismstown, Pa,
There we're hardly . month without
: loss d numerous lives in tenement
|house 6res, Nine school children
were sufocated in vault al
Piessant Ridge Ohio. Eight
children were drowned while bath
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-05
Mixing Crops.

Nature suggests in the natural
and a thick growth of a greater
variety of grasses and weeds together
that a mixture of vegetation may
yield a larger quantity of vegetable
produce from any given area than
can be obtained from the growth OF
one species alone. Actual expert
ment has shown that a mixture oil
grasses is usually more productive
than the cultivation of a single one.
An acre of peas and oats, grown
together will yield more than halt
an acre of each grown singly. A
field seeded to timothy and clover
produces nearly twice as much as
either sown alone. A pasture sod
composed of orchard grass, timothy,
red clover and Kentucky blue grass,
is in good grazing condition from
early spring until autumn, the decay
of the earlier species furnishes plant
food for the species next coming to
maturity.