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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06
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getIagt.

geIla I.
qeoria, Jq., 5. Git. q. 6.
felt nislsn Sabren bier
S9uliuperin.enbent, tuurbe bon ben
GrObseiaworsnen Der 5dli6uns anse'
tlast unb berbaftet.
Sie @eidmorenen unterfr9ten bic
bss S9ulratbss unb fanoen,
oaB in furaer 3eit SIS, 900 unteri9la=
gen tporbsn tuaren. Wan glnubt, bab
bic psruntreuten @eloer f9 auf 9un-
oerttauienbe belaufsn. 9ouebertp
1T nebenbei 8anfprdioent uno in bie=
len unternebmunsen betbeiligt.
SOusbertp uurbe segen 3autiun
auf frsien SUB sefebt. Ct ertldrte.
tuenn bic untsriu9ung Elm Delight els
gebe, tusroe er es gut MAIDEN. @r
tueroe tn peoria bleiben, sr iet bier
geadtet unb er meroe bier allen Mntla=
gen Die 6tirre bieten.
Seute Ra9mittas f9idte Sousbertp
feline &eRgnatiOn als grdfioent unb
Direction Der peoria National 8ant elm.
3peite @onerens m
q.
Wa bington 5. Oct. Ba=
ron Stolen, Der ruifif6s 8oti4aftsr,
bate auf Inresuns Prdfoent &Ooie=
BELTS beute cine unterrebuns nit Ss=
tretdr &oot beai9li9 Der ~geplanten
sueiten @Onferena i'm Saas.
Baron &oien erfldrte, Die ruifiI9e
&e9ierung babe omar feline offisielen
@%inlabun9en su elmer susiten @onfe-
ren3 erlaRen, babe cher informell bel
ben Signatarmd9ten ansefragt. oh
cine fOl9e ginlaoung. ansenommen
weroen wiroe. Weitsr ieien S9ritte
erfOlst, Inn bic 3ulafung Der mittel.
uno characterization &epubliten 3u
srrei9sn, bic BET Der erifen @onfsren3
ntdt nertreten tuaren.
Sn Der beuti9en nnterreoung tpuroe
bersinbart, oaB Der Setrstdr In 3irae
cine IntuOrt auf bic rufff9e ginla=
buna entpsrfen uitb bamlit bic anberen
Wd3te 3u slsi9em 8srfahren bsran.
lafen perbe.
gritif9er8 d.
@afbin9tou, 5. Oct. SIN
Northumberland III nunmebr Elm
porldufises prOsramm ~entuorfen fiji
ben geiu9 BEG britii9en @ei9mabers
oas unter COMMANDO bes prinser
2Ouis bon Sattenbsrs i'm nd9fen Mo-
nat Stem DOrf unb annapolis anlaufsr
Miro.
Na6 benz ge9enpdrtigen plane tpirt
oas 8ei9maber am l. Nopember Al
Nnnapolis anfommen, mo es Dor
@ontre= Ibmiral gbans nit Der
S&Ia9tf8tHen unb pan3ertreuaeru be:
nOrbatlantii9sn @ei9mabsrs empfan
gen merben pirb.
Nm 2. @obsmber tpirb gbans bi
snslif9en Offi3iers aum Diner al
@dfte baben.
Nm 8. Hobsmber tperben prin
2Ouis unb bic Offisiere bes @ef9ua
bers @aibington bsiu9en, ON 4. tper
ben He beim prdfbenten su 8af
iein.
am. 6. uerben bic BeIu9er BE
gontre. Nbmiral Sanbs, benz Superin
t~enbenten Der 6lotten. Mfnbsmie unter
balten trerbsn.
Mm z. tpirb bas @ei9maber be
S9la&ii9iHe nod Stem gOrf abgete
unb an 8. pirb tim bas britii9e Oh
ilf4uaoer folgen.
Mm g. rerben In Stem Oorf offi3iel
geiu9e ausgetaui9t. Die geiu9e
ueroen bon Wapor Wc@IeGan I'm
abenos bon friiberen Mitsliebern b.
Der Glottenataoemis sineslaben tpOrber
anbere Gefli6teiten tpsrben Big 3ui
~. fOlaen, oanr tpiro bas @ef9pabs
mad Gibraltar abieseln.
], y@tbie Mociation".
GIebel n b. o., 5. Oct. 3
Der 2onbention Der yNmerican gib
. NKociatior" uurbsr beute peri9ieber
. infprefgnnfe VnrfrXne dphaffpu- etrei
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06
Srei &imoer perbranmt
Sic Gltern i'm Sterben.

Ut elHem DterF0dt9en ySDqH9eDauOe VI!
Reio Npenue, 8rootlpn, fttbrte ben
Bob bon 8 2inberu Der 6amilie Doc
neQp berbei. Die @ltern uuroen in
ferbenbem 3ufanoe nod benz ct.
Warp's SOipitaI sebra9t. JHnf an-
bere 8~epobner bes 5auies tuuroen
ebenfans na4 9OipitdIern sebra4t.
NuBsrbem tpurbsn 2 GeuerIeuts bienf-
untaugli9 semadt.
Cine Grau f9entte einsrt 9inbe bas
2eben, pdbreno lie auf elmer WatraBs
aus benz brennenoen 6auie gstrasen
uuroe.
Man slaubt, baB granbFiftung
bOrlie9t.
s ger. 5 utuelenbie b.
Rem Dorf, S. Dit. Sn etnem
Suuelierlaoen bon Waiben Sane
padte Der 0eser 2ouis Brown elm
8rett nit $50, 900 Sutuelen unb tvolIte
hieben. Ser glsrf Winborf rtef benz
Neger 3l unb bieier lieB bic Sumelen
fallen. Bel Der gerfOlsuns berleste
Der He9er Winbcrf lsidt, wurbe absr
oingfeft gemadt.
poIitif9e 2dmpe.
pbiIabeIpbia, 5. DIT. 3pis
i6en Inbdngern Wapor Weaber's uno
oenen Der republifanii6en Wai9ine
tam es beute i'm Stnbtratbs au elmer
b!bi9en Debate iiber 2 Bills, pel1e
Nnleiben bon 81, 600, 900 unb 50, O0O,s
900 genebmigen, aber bonn Wapor nit
ieinem 8eto bslsat tporben parer.
S9lieBli9 tuuroe bic cine Bill abgs-
letnt, bic anoere iiber bas 0eto bes
MaHprs angenommsr. 2ebtere muB
nun Der Uoltsabfimmuns unteruorfsn
tDeroen.
Wibgedi d.
9 anbergrit, 3d., 5. Oct.
alIs Der 17sidbrige 2lopo Remalap, BIZ
umsebung oes Sauies ieinss @rOB-
paters, SaeOb 2nappenberser, mad
Siebe1 unteriudte, tpurbe er bon iei.
mem Sntel, Wurrap 4nappenbsrger.
our9 Elm WibpsrfdnbniB geidOhen,
Oils &emaIap fihr3te. gins fein &ebOl'
Der log unb bic 9ugsl traf bic Sants.
2ottie 8nappenbsrser, In bic Stfts,
&emalap TT ieiner 8erwunoung sr.
lesen.
Gin poIt3eif 4 Il d n.
@em Dorf, 5. Oct. Was I'M
fsrs iibereifri9e Yoliasi 9llss fsrtil
bringt, babon beridtet cine ttetts &c
i9i9te tiber cine &a38ia auf Elm 3weis'
Setectibebureau uno bic 0erbaftunl
zines Der bsften 9etectips bonn Stab
beg poli3sis2 ommiKdrs Mcaboo.
Oils petrofino Dor einem Sabre gun
@hef Der italienii6en @sbeimpoli3ei ge
ma4t purbe, erbielt er elm .pult in
poli3eibauptquartier, mel9es er iebod
balb barauf tpeeen &aummangels pie
Der aufgeben muBte. gr berlegte banl
iein Sauptquartisr mad 176 WaberlI
place. @uBer 8ommiKdr Meabo
uuBtsn nur bic Detectives, uel9e pe
trOfno brett unterfanbsn, bon De
griffen3 bieiss Bureaus. Na9bem ps
troiino bereits mebrere Wo9en In il
mem 6auie ietn Bureau bate, Iiefe,
BET Sohn s. O'Brien, benz bamalige
@ommanbeur Der CHARLES Str. poli3ei
fation, anonpme Briefe elm, In tuel9e
er oarauf aufmerfiam sema9t purbs
baB f9 In benz @aberln place Sau'
bas 9auptquartier bon italienii1e
Sali9miin3ern befinbe. 2apt. 8
grien, erfreut iiber- bic MusF9t
au9 NAL einen 9uten Sang MAIDEN
t6nnen, bebanbelte bic M~naeleaenbe
nit Der permeintIi9en S9ldue, Die be
precinct-a apitdnen u~snigifens na9 II
/ rer eisene1 Meinuns inre tuobnt.
petrofino berreife, unb pdbren
ieiner M~buefenbeit unternabm O'Brie
nit feinen 2euten cine Ha3aia auf bo
T 6aus. our9iu&te ale Winfel, muB
aber unberri&teter Sa9e tuieber al
T sieben. petrCfino tebrte auriid. 81
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06

lteber @eiddftstrmsattione1t Der Mintl1al Site
Sninrance GD.

Sic Giem6abnfra6traten werben tint ndhhen aOngrB erOrtet merSen.-Tib.
gartbolot in Stem yurf sefehrt. Santraub 81 eFrngrslO, 9. o.
Gdnlinperiutenbemt BON geuria 81, wegen SGidung berbafht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

...Sdbrseit Der 3nse...
Abinhrt sutuu
IpIebu, Chicago uub Ri@ieau grprsB.-t 7.l6 t1o.ss
EoIebD, Detroit unb Chicago Elm .....'la.ao I SIS
RiGisan gitp, Utinsie u. safonsttsep Il 7.2o TOSS
. t6aIi6 Sonufoas. oussenommeu
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03
History Society Events.

The meeting of the state historical
society at Pierre on Wednesday even
ing was addressed by two notable
e Thomas l.. Riggs, president OF
the society. now past the meridian OF
life. is the second son of DR.. Stephen
R. Riggs, the famous Minnesota mis-
sionary, who began him work with the
Sioux in 1887 and gave the remainder
Of his long life to the uplifting OF that
people. Thomas l.. was born at Lac
oui Parle in 1843 and. like his father,
has given up his life to the elevation
Of the Sioux. He settled at his pres
emit home on the Missouri and estab-
rshed Oahe mission in 1873 and still
continues at the post. The other
sneaker was John p. Williamson, also
a son of the famous missionary family
Of that name, and he was the first
white child born in Minnesota, having
first seen the light at Lac qui Parle in
1885. and he, too, has unselishly sacri-
feed his seventy years to the good OF
the Indians. There is no mor intense
" interesting and even thrilling chap
ter in the history Of the Northwest
than the life histories Of the Riggs and
the Wililamson's.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03
BANK ROBBED A SECOND TIME,
Express Package for Ramona Bankers
Tampered With.

A second package of money sent
from the First National bank of Madi-
son to the Ramona State bank OF
Ramona has been robbed.
Several weeks ago a registered let
ter containing $1,000 in cash, sent
from Madison to the Ramona bank,
was taken from a mailsack which was
living upon a. truck at the Ramona
station, preparatory to being carried
To the Ramona p~ostotfice. The enve-
lone was afterward found beside an
elevator nea the station. All OF the
money but five s. bills had been re
moved.
Although postal inspectors were
promptly on the scene, sufficient evil
dence has not been secured to warrant
an arrest.
The other day the Ramona bank
again had occasion to make a ship
ment of money from Madison. Hav-
ing in mind the loss of the money
sent by registered letter, the bank OH
Gals decided to ship h money by
express.
The train carrying the money did
not reach Ramona until late in the
evening. after the bank was closed,
and Mr.. West, the station agent, not
having a safe place in which to Keep
the package over night, declined to
receive it from the express messenger.
Accordingly the package was car
ried on through to Bristol and as far
East as Ortonville, Mimi. After thlr-
tv-six hours later it was returned TO
Ramona and delivered to the bank.
The package remained in the bank
some little time before it was opened.
When the money was counted 1t
was found to be 500 short. Examina-
ton of the express package disclosed
that it had been tempered with, haV-
ing beer cut open and then carefully
closed, after a part Of the contents
had beer removed.
What became of the money and who
was responsible for the theft are mys-
teries which the authorities are strlv-
ing to solve.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03
RATHER PRAY THAN DRILL.
Man Wanted for Captain viii Not
Give Up Church Duty.

Des Moines, Feb. Prayer meet
ings have caused a rupture in the Iowa
national guard at this place, which Is
bound to result in securing Q new ar
mory or abandonment Of the company.
Members of the company are 1nani-
nous in their desire for Amos Brandt
of this city for their captain. They
have a lease only for Wednesday
nights on the building they now o.
cupy for an armory. All other nights
are taken and they can secure no 9TH
er. Amos Brandt is a devout Presby-
terrain and will not consent to give up
his prayer meetings in order to drill
the company. He would accept the
Office on any other night. There is a
great difference of opinion among
members as to what to do.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

ment spent a week in the Hills last
summer and decided at that time to
have the management Of the Black
Hills reservation put under the agri-
cultural department. instead of the in
terror department. as at present. The
secretary proposes to turn the Black
Hills reservation in . forestry school
where young students may have object
lessons.
Last gear Capt. Bullock made his
reservation pay. The expense Of main
tenance was about $4,000 and the
gross receipts about 3 $1,000. There
we're LOG dres which burned over only
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

745 acres Of timber land, valued at
$500. This is considered a remark
able record by the government fores.
try e
Capt. Bullock has fifteen forest
rangers all the year, and thirty in the
season. The reservation is divided
among the forest rangers who must
keep of trespassers and look out for
fires.
Capt. Bullock estimates that the
lumber supply in the Hills is good for
seveDty-fiye years. He will soOn
commence to plant pine seeds on the
denuded places.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03
STATE SONG.
Dill Now Before the South Dakota
State LEGISLATURE,

SNOlS GSSiS'dI0IS"
A bill has been introduced in the
South Dakota house of representatives
by Representative Apland for the
adoption of a state song, whose author
is Stena Sidnell Peterson, of Center
Vile. When the bill was first pre-
sented the assistant clerk of the house
offered to sing the song for the mem
bers, but the offer was declined, and
the song was referred to the commit
tee on immigration. Following is
Mr.. Peterson's production:
Tune-"Yes, Well Rally Round the
Flag, Boys!"
"Where the skies in beauty beam,
And the sunsets golden CLEAN,
There in my home in South Dakota;
Where the fields of waving grain
Raise in glory to thy name,
Giving a cheer for South Dakota.
CHORUS:
All hail to Dakota, with glad hearts
we sing,
Till far DER the prairies, our praises
will ring;
And within each patriot heart, what a
Joy it doth impart;
Hail to the State of South Dakota!
Where the western breezes blow,
Golden rod and roses grow,
Over the plains of South Dakota;
And the lovely autumn days
Into v,;ptar linoaripp ctay-
Giving a cheer for South Dakota.
Timber land of wealth untold,
Mines of silver and of gold,
Are in the hills of South Dakota;
Wonderful thy Cave Of Winds
And thy great and famous springs
Then give a cheer for South Dakota.
"They gather from the East,
And they gather from the West.
Seeking for homes in South Dakota;
What a welcome glad and free
From each pioneer you see
Then give a cheer for South Dakota.
"'Tis the homeland Of the free,
Patriots of Liberty,
Came from the homes Of South Da-
kota;
And the Nations flag shall wave
Long in honor of her brave
Then give a cheer for South Dako-
IA"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03
A Professional.

The two sportsmen looked at each
other in the parlor of the village inn,
in regard to the experiences of the
day.
"And you say you have caught sixty
trout in less than two hOurs?' said
one at last. "Well, I'm glad to have
met you; I'm a professional myself"
man.
"No-er-narrator," was the reply.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03
Explosion Hurt Eleven.

Wellesviile, Ohio, Jan. 81. - Eleven
men were injured, two Of them very
seriously. as a result Of the explosion
of an air drum in the shops of the
Cleveland .Pittsburg railroad. The
building was partially wrecked.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

Mr.. Barney Oidield has Just bought
Z new mile-a-minute automobile. With
this instrument at his disposal. Mr..
Oldheld should be able daring the
coming season to make several more
nOtches In his axle.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

new laws in supplement form in news
papers of the state; by BLY,, extending
the term of years for text book chang
es from five to ten; by Wilson, by re-
quest, allowing owners of %threshing
machines to carry insurance for the
benefit of their patrons instead of Civ
ing bond.
The joint resolution for constitutions
al amendment to allow counties to en-
gage in drainage work was passed.
The senate passed the Stoddard bill
requiring wner of motor vehicles to
register and number their machines,
and followed that with the first dis
play of fireworks of the session. on the
joint resolution memorializing con
gress for the election of United States
senators by a popular vote. The cleo
tons committee had returned an I'M
favorable report, and Toy moved adop-
ton. Cook moved as a substitute that
it be referred to the federal relations
committee. but his motion was defeat
ed.
Rice took up the proposition that
the people themselves were better able
to judge who they desired for sena-
tors than was the legislature, and
claimed that the present system leads
to corruption in the selection of sena-
tors. Abel did not believe that the
state legislature gained anything by
suggesting amendments to the nation
al Constitution. Toy assailed the reso-
luton as a Populist measure. Lawson
opposed the resolution as something
which had no standing except in the
Democratic state platform, and that
he had not been SEN to the legislature
to place his seal of approval on such
Democratic doctrine. He closed with
a tribute to Senators kittredge and
Allison. On roll call the adverse COM
mittee report was adopted by a vote
of 50 to 7,
The principal new senate bills were:
By Cassill, providing for farmers in
stitutes and allowing counties to ap-
propriate 5000 for the purpose; by
Johnson, fixing the exemption limit for
a single person at $3.50, and providing
for organization and control of trust
companies.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

! speech to his sons Bible class
fjphH y. Rockefeller said he believed
newspapers and In extending the
WIDEST freedom to the press. Mr..
okblIer needn't expect after this
ND very high In the estimation
g2ay. Pengypacksr = Pennsylvania.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

The siege of Port Arthur is COM
pared with the siege OF Troy. There
was q Helen connected with the siege
Of Troy. and there RAJ something
very like hell in Port Arthur.-Boston
Globe.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03
yoUNGs LITTLE CONCERNED.
Warrant Charging Todd's Murder 10
Read to Trio.

Miller, s. D., Jan. 31.-Justice Mil
err read to J. w. Young, John Young
and Gerney Young, the warrant charg-
ing them with the murder q George
NJ. Todd. They showed little Soacern.
The hearing was set, for tomorrow A.
ternoon. Another brother, Klner
Young, an escaped Sioux Fails oouvict.
convicted for horse stealing, y also
under suspicion. He il sold - BE- IN
Canada.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

New York 10 looking with amaze
:ment It : Danish wrestler who has
perCormed the feat OF getting under a
1.4ooHpound automobile and lifting it.
With IT. chauffeur seated in the car.
wouldn't you like to have him help
ut the m~0rtgageson your house.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

The learned scientist who explains
the price OF beef or the supply and
demand theory adds that 1t is just pos
sible that combinations of packers also
exist. What a shrewdness!
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

A Massachusetts, pastor left the stub
Of his cigar In his study the other day,
the result being q ire which destroy
ed the church. Here is another strong
argument against the ISL Of tobacco
by ministers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

A Michigan professor says no
woman should marry until she is able
to support her husband. He does not
50 70 fAr. however, as to insist that it
must be according to the style in
which his mother supported him.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

Mr.. Takahira says that Japan is too
busy fighting o to talk Of peace. 1t
must have bothered the minister a lot
to have to stop to have the append
citis.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

By order of the De Beers syndicate,
the value Of the supply of diamonds
has been increased $50. 000, 600. That
$5O,000.O00 may properly be spoken of
as fiat money.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake says it
was not an apple that Eve ate. 1t was
a ounce. This makes Ewes conduct
all the more reprehensible. Ever try
to eat q raw ounce?
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

pr0nounces cancer to be hereditary,
and q European authority a there
is no such thing as hereditary disease;
and there you are.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

A Christmas bard MARBLES pathetic
ally about Nan Patterson's empty
stocking" though why Miss Patter-
sons stocking vas not as full as usual
does not appear.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

The senate Monday cleared a large
calendar of senate bills. The only new
added was by Lightner, allow
ing the use of force of arms to prevent
the stop of convicts or to stop attacks
by them on their keepers.
In the calendar cleared were bills to
provide an appropriation for Lieut..
Gov. Snow for opening the session of
the senate; a%ppropriating the proceeds
of the South Carolina bonds to the
state university; providing for the
placing of proceeds of any gifts to the
state into the state treasury; provid-
ing for the division of wards into vot-
ing precincts; appropriating $500 for
land office filing fees on state endow-
ment lands; making abandonment of
family a misdemeanor: and fixing the
liability of banks on forged paper at
six months from the time the paper is
returned to the customer.
The senate passed house bills appro-
priating 1888 deficiency at the sol
ultlS HOIilc ~ Il Joihe ''C
morializing congress for the protection
of the banks of the Missouri river.
The house passed senate bills to
appropriate $500 emergency def
cheney appropriation for the Spearfish
normal school, which was required to
keep that school in operation after this
week; the bill legalizing liquor licenses
:. - -l:1l LDl fa;1nJ IN yntn ON
the license question the last two years,
and making it the duty of school dis
trict officers to plant and protect trees
and shrubs on school grounds.
Bowel moved to indefinitely post
poned the last mentioned of these bills,
which brought Kribs, Jackson n Car
roll to it's defense Inc it passed by a
vote of SO to %.
The only house bill passed by the
house was the one providing regula-
tions for examinations of teachers, to
put the certificates in line for inter
| state exchange.
The house judiciary committee re-
| ported favorably on a bill to define
| swindlers and bunco men and to pro-
vide for their punishment.
The principal house. bills presented
were by Blain, to amend the medical
law to allow magnetic healers to prac-
tice in the state; by Madison, making
county financial statement a part OF
the state auditors annual report, and
requiring county officers to furnish the
| necessary statements; by Anderson, to
cut from the e laws the eight
mill limitation of county tax levies.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

The sam Of six cents has been
awarded By . Jury to a New York
wonan who sued for damages done to
her heart by q man who said he would
and then decided that he wouldn't. Oh.
but she must be homely.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

At this late day it doesn't matter
much whether it was an apple that
Eve ate, or a ounce. We're all out
side.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

An Iowa woman who smokes to-
bacco has celebrated the n hun
dredth anniversary Of her birth. But
why should a woman wish to live 100
years If she has to smoke a pipe to
get there?
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

A tornado sneaked into Mexico and
did considerable damage the other
day. President Diaz must not allow
this to happen again.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

Uncle Russell Scrooge's Christmas
may have been a Dickensesque affair;
but there are no reports to that effect
as yet.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

The scissors grinder who died and
left an estate of $4,000 had not at
tracted the attention of the kings of
finance. Obscurity is wealth.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

Concerning hat decline in mar
riages last year, there may have been
an unusually large number of d~eclina-
tions.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

It takes a mighty level-headed man
not to consider himself a great finan-
cier when the stock he is holding on
margin happens to go up.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

Incidentally. Andrew Carnegie's es-
Establishment of nearly 1900 libraries
has added 1900 copies to the guaran
teed sale of every important book.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03

The medical congress at Panama
declares for the extinction of mos
4uitoes. Let's make the movement
universal.