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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
&orreipOaOanter
eugene, OresOn.

So, iom Dor tore, gdmIe Ben,
puibor 0ablitrsm i%triper. ubOo tan
totte, iom man serne pilbe", maa
hi / Sanobeb ogiaa iitemme, mefter=
lom Sub / fin Rduoe ogidd bar
6caret ooer meb os for Seiu Stn.b
/ be % Ndr, pi nu bar t~ilbagelagt
idm1uen. ga, lite alene bet, men
nj bar pGret @enitanb for iosl
8elgerninger. 8, tunbe ri ba bee
ben 0eIigddnbs 6iolp tatte ret for
bet. Uen ri fsler ogiad 3rdne til
at tdtte be mango 8enner, fom opers
raIteoe os meo beres 8eisg pad
ror Sslpbrbuupsbdg ben Ia. San.
1905 og t.aige ooerrotte os p9rbis
fuloe 8aper. ogfaa bet er 9elgers
ming fra 6errens 5aanb. Wen og.
Iod 3nt til bper at eber, t1rt Ben
ner, fom isgte a. globe cs pod
benne Dag, % en- biertelig Sat III
Dor fare pr9t, paItor Rasmus ien,
fom cpfatte fin Reife til apIten for
at gl9be os og siorbe os Oasen fdd
bsitioelie og minbeoerbig fom mus
Zig. 9ot for bpert ct opmuntrenbe
og ~formdnenbe Orb, bu talte til os.
6erren bi9lpe os, at bet maa fad
for ns | leDenbe Grinbring os blioe
en- Ststte for os | ben 5ib, Sub |
Hodbt enbnu forunber os at leDe /,
iao ri efter enbt Crib i bsnne IA
refulbe 0erben mae fomme biem iii
be himnnelfe 8oliger, fom ban bar
Lcret ole BEN. fom Fulbtomme 2ss
BET % bebdre Srpen. - aft at Naas
be for Seiu 8riIti 5ortieneites
StpIb.
: Bi bar 1afi iibi Sne % Jsfa9
FAINT 5roit | en- llges 9io, og hi
lnntes, bet bar meget tolbt, men bet
mat pel lite fau pare. efter Tom Gu
ben pod Martsn itaar faa GRIN og
frobig. 8i bar MI Iibt Resn igen,
bet forftaar Ri os bebre pod | benz
ne 5ib. og Ri er lite beller misfOrf
rsiebe meb bet. bog 10, ON Ssnbas
gen piIbe ri pift moi lape 0eiret felp,
efter fom bet er befparlist for re
teife of % at nau til Subs GUS,
men ban pare lopet, at Ri bar ct
fddbnnt.
8enlis 6iIfen til Rsbattsrsn
% "labets .99iere. ifrr ale t Dor
9amle Cmaus Weniqrb | Raeine,
fom pi bar tilbsrt, Fben ri Tom til
@merifa. inbtil hi reiNe krtil. 9lrf
oa DelEsuet Rpiaar snifts ebsr
|dnt. Osfad en- terlig 2bfsnfniug
til pore fare Wennsr. po't. =. $,
|0dtlffrsm oa, 6uifru, Mnlsbnins
|df ebers SsIobrbnup. 81 -
gbrifine os Carl 2ptbie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
fSra SGrerrnes 6ulinr.
(af 5berre p%atursfon / "5or airte
oe aultur.")

0eIt It'll omtrent for tpDe 4ar f.
ben bar 69rsing.rne fda gobt iom
life hoft uogsn fetbItnnbig aiterds
TUT, men be bar bait en- munotlig
O~bertDertng fno for og rig GO
m9rtelt9, at be bar funnel lepe ct
friHt aanbslip poa ben.
9enM munbtlige OOe%rIeOer'ng,
btnns Rilb.. bbornf 5Greingerne
senntm Qdr6unbreber bar hentet
aonbsnaring, er 6oltelagnene,
sGbentbrene, @aaDerne pg Oroiproz
gene, fsrit o9 fremmsIt Spuoene. Der
tiener5 fOm en- hpperIig llnberbo b
ming / Siemmet - og / bet baglige
Drte pod SieGo % 9uO er bet 9ba=
bet % RpobIon9en Der bsjner CO
lpsutr obr Arbejbet.
Som ct 8ebis pau, bOiltet DIM
fang Dor RDnbbigtning bar, ltal Der
bore neDnts, at ben bdunotrebne
Somlin9 at f9rei1e 2pdb scr
sba RpGbt. Corpus Gdrminium
5arssnftum". Der for 2iosn opbs
pores pdo bet ton9efigs 9'bliotet /
Rs~btnbdpn, ub9sr idlt heubeb TO-,
0O0 Btrs.
0anr Dogens arbeibe paa 6ab
% 9anb bar %iluttet. og S%ranldmpen
fenbe 1T buntle Sin Omtring /
rRoptftopu-. o9 bele 9usIpten fams
ebea I'm ben aobne Mrne for al
ib6felfGtte fg msb 6usFibsgernins
gen, bd bdr bet for be unoe ION
ON Der fpeoebe en- 5%orbentnins at
foruuberiig poeIi unber be forte, TO-
Stoe BiGtter. 0a tom be eamle
Soen frem. og bn foreoroqes be
potre Rpdb ON for og abel Wanoz
~somsboob, ON Itnrfs QpngsIer %
bsie Roal. ON bbbt menneTfeIige
5bfeIItr, ON Stir og 2ntte for benz.
Der fob poa 9niets Sibe, ON 9eo
% .ytpal og llneeraong for benz,
Der sbebe Soig og Rrnter.
Cor Ro1btat er omtrent uubtsmz
m.lie. StoFet rigt oe petslenbe. 0g
nuat SrrsiHeen Tom ub igen til
fin bo9ligc Don't, bu fob bet lpslts
benbt for BAN. hbub Der bar DE
bet forebrueet Deb 4ruen, % ban
higtebe fs poanp inb i bet. og ban
sioteb NIT bsrub of. Yer tom
goeE ooer bans Serb. og ban bdpoe
intel beiere at snif. enb al funne
.fterlepe be gorbineber. fom MATES
for tom.
Neu meb aft bette pilbe 81rsz
inaerne bog tiffibf utptOlfomt bnrs
eauet trat, hbis be Tile bupbs bait
Rbqasb [ noget subnu bsisre, no9tt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

Sigbarbus, Sepebsmonben Deb &ors
iet, at q. S6mibt, paa DanIt beb
paItor q. g. Mabfen. 302 Sis
Der. Gint inbb. $1.20. | Omflog
90c.
@lp.rn.s @sn. @f y. 9. Pan
Oonif beb Yoftor u. @. MdbIen.
236 @iber / Omilas 60c. Sno.
90c.
Gftsr Risb. af panfp. puu Ddnit
Deb q. g. Mobien. $50 Siber.
s Omfus Co.,. inbb. 9Oc.
Sort.salippe. @f Rotpb gOner.
paa Danft peb q. q. MobIen.
248 Siber. s OmfIas &C.,, inbb.
9Oe.
5ortanineer of Sesba Str.ttor.
paa Donft peb n. q. Mabitn.
456 Sibtr. s Omflas 90c., tnbb.
$1.20.
@ennem ct Roalesjt. 9f 6esba
@tretton (fra be unses Bibliotet).
378 Siber. Stint inbb. $1.2O.
aamppubf.rsn. gf Marie g. Gums
Minis fro Be unses Bibliotet).
531 Siber. Sint inbb. $1.60.
Sbsb .r arifenbpm9 On tort Grems
filling of ben iriftne Srosl9re.
Nf 6. 6. peterfen. SosnepreH
229 @iber. 9 OmfIas Co.,. inbb.
s1.2O.
Rutb. paa DonF Deb u. q. Wdp'
fen. ) Omnos 90e., inbb. $1.20
Dor Gr.b. @f M. BON 8. On 0u>
tibsfortenins. autortfeet SDer'
fattelie kIerset ptb 81. q. Woo'
fen. 500 Siber. Sobt inbb.
$500.
Din grobers Blob. af M. bon 8.
paa Danf peb paft. g.. Q. Mab'
fen, TIA Sib~r. 3 Gmflas 2G.,
tnbb. 40c.
Ora S~tobpeien. Mf o. 6. eiesant
ubitpret meb frs blfoise Billie
Der. 5 Dmias nebfot til 25e..
inbb. 50e.
@snnenl5rubet. @n JortaIins fro
2utbers Bib. Pao Ddnf Deb
paftor q. g.. Nobfen. 500 Si'
Der. : OmFLas o0e.. tnOb. $1.20.
Strnbane fttuotiOner. Deb %. 8. J
DmTos &c., inbt. SOC.
2ars. STORYTELLING of Q. g. 294
Sioer. : OmTas &c.. inbb. 8Oe.
Nutibsmurtprer. af q. 6. 8. @ruoe
Rosmusien. Snbb. Boz.
preisn. GortaIine uf 0. 9. 1862
Sinr. 5 Omflas 4oe., inbt. COT.
Sitter fra 2s5enbopn, Nf Q. G.
5 Sufus 6oe,. inbb. 800.
TeOops anop. eGn 9iftOrie pm en-
raft Drens. III amp g. Senior.
Opsriut fra @ns,IF ofs o, 8. 3.
6. Matbiaftn. Snbb. 4N.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

gitb. gects Guinbrineer fra nit Btu.
9obt inbb. $1.OO.
Beet poa @sift. af 9. 6. IA ct
Der. s Omflus Doc. Smbb. $1.O0.
Haar Dattet fatber. VT Gertrude
Glmquift. SnSb. 3G.
De benises eDige 5pile. Gf &ftarb
Barter. OptrIat of 6. Ylace. )
OmTas $1.OO. fartt os flint tnbb.
$500.
Beet: Nin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
belfe. Snbb. / flint SinS $1.OO.
@n ptlsrims @anbrtns. Nf 8nnpdn.
Operfat af u. SD. Serne. sgtnt
inbb. zoe.
Spbfte Smadftrifter. Gf u, @trt<
HianIen: Riels. pier dd Do1e.
@aaer gil E te, Stdttels 6eik.
Sopneraabsfcrtantfingr, @outcis
msb, 9f Ia + fpot, men blum
eobt. 5Oe. for alIe | OmNag. 1Oc.
pr. 5efte eder 90c. for ole 6 0ef.
ter inb6.
Gn artitens Snbtegter os ubgffter.
) SmFag 15e.
gn Martebsbas ener Sens cs Ma
rem. s ipb7t Munhart. 81 81
ber. 5 CmEds 1o.
Jipe JortalIinser. vi Guns. 4
Siber. 5 OmiIag 10e.
Sra Bib. geets 8esraueiSe. 80 CT
ber. s OmildS 20r.
is @ttlseb. UT q. s. SrSis. 3 0mt
flag 10c.
S%ebebufet. Mf o. @taubrent. asaa
Dant Deb Glen. ; OmFds, 20c.
6errtn CT nit @tiotb. 1913 @tber.
5 Omfds 25c.. NIB. 40t.
Sp~rbebrtngen. 5pe 9pa ptb gtlew.
30 Gfb<r. Sm!lng Tor,
&ittp. Sra gns.In Deb Grleu. J
Onilog 10.
Sun en- Sisnsfepise. AZ Sfosr, J
Omilag 1Oc. +,
~2pgtemenb. 6pa Emf Deb Guex.
81 Gtber. 3 Om1los 10c.
Se pod Sefus. Dnstise Smaaitpf<
Ter til bper Dag I Woaubeu. asae
pdpir os Btnb. Csc. 80
Gre Sutefortelinger. 81 ether. J
OmiIas 1Oc.
20 Sulefort9tltnser. UT q. 0pt-
mer. 40 @iber. Omflds 10e.
Ere S~ulmftener. af u. DolbHrdr,
Gcrsotteren til pr9fkgaarbeu 6
!0arsen o9 prreegadrbea ! ST.
bien o. {. .. 239 ,Giber. =. Dsns
flag soc. Jnbt. 9Ot., '' ,'.., =,
Danish Publishing House.
..s.s.. :: Blair. Nebr. :r:a In ~.
,Danferen" utgtar 10 @dnse ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
6OO Og innO Hesning.
8Bgtr. ub9ibet o Strife
liz 5orsning Tor ben
inbre Misfion Oonmort.

Sra bet mnrte Rep gort. af 9.
8. SubIep. o~psriot at premier.
lsjtnant g. arobn. $50 Sib.r
| Om1oe. Qris 6Oc.
timber Sooerbnanb. 9onHrmotions:
9ape at 70. peterien. "a S;btr.
s OmTa9 Zoe. Snnb. 35e.
5puO tpttes big ON 9riftus2 III
=. Better. o%bsrIat of M. WolH
96 Siosr / 0mf1oe. pris 4ot.
Deb 4fritos 5loo.r. of anni. R.
Butler, O~oerfot of Gbr. Strictsr,
2pge.
Sra 9apIfabsn til ugonbo. gn
WfisIionshiitorie meo mongt
giGsoer oo Sort for be unoe.
Web Sororo al @eneralfstrct1r
for g. s. Il. W. Oluf Ricarb.
152 Sioer i Omnne. gris Zoe.
Spnnope o9 andre 6ortafineer for
9srn. gf Morarethe. 116 SiOer
/ Fnt OmIoa. pris Acc.
ct aiO t Sonob,O. &f Robert 6.
Speer. Gn 9iograF of 9uQb
McN1iTtsr 9eop.r. @utorifsrst
O~psriGtt.If. Of &. Raber msb
5otogrof. 208 Sib.r i OmIa9.
pris soc.
a%uptuinens 9uitru. @f 2uurib pe-
mt.rfen. 148 Sibtr / OmTog 40;.
Snobun6en 75c.
Den triTteIige Stubenterbeoqeelie at
8nuo 6eibere cono. tbeo. 90 Gi<
Der | OmiIng Zoe.
t6oob 8ibsIen fortult.. Mtgtt ft9rtt
unbefaIet. pou Donif Oeb paItor
MuttbiuIeu. Snbb. i elegant CONS
poneret 9inb 90c.
pr9Iteguurben / Sar3en pg Snbien.
af u. 8onmer. 327 Siber /
prdotbinb. pris $1.OO.
SoIfin og Sfp.r. @n 2Gsttftabss
biitorie. Yoo 0onf ptb Batter
M~attbidfen. 214 Siber, Hnt inbb.
. Soc
9e fpunife grsbre. 532 @ib.r.
8urmt onbefatet of proOf glu6'
me. Gn 5ortanine fra bet Is.
> 4orbunbr.be. operfat fra Gneelt.
q Om1ae 90e., inbb. $1.00.
Jro llDenFob til g.nftob. VT Mori.
Muibieien. 252 Stber, elegant
inbb. prts soc.
@ennem Rors til arone. 666 Siber,
elegant inbb. gris $1.4O.
@enipeilins. On triiteIia 5ortening
fra @nsetf. 272 Siber. Fnt inb5.
= pris Csc.
.6tl. 2ipet for at pinbe en- epis
2rone. 166 Chr. elegant inbb.
pris zoe.
Spb.t @artb eler: Gert at Sub.
PSI Siber, fmutt inbb. 60t.
@obt b.gpnbt. af Spurseon. GOy'
forfeit pg b~earbeibet al Dill. Raid.
266 Siber. Snbb. $1.0O.
5obets Ssnner. of 6. &. 5op. 1873
@tNr. Snbb. 9Oe.
5erren er min 3ilfugt. Hosle al
Dapibs Sdimer fra @bItlons Sps
rsrs 3ib. 14 @iber. s DmTas
SOC.
StifI. Sinner. qf Sosnepraf q.
Su.L Mnboet for fpse. 88 CT
Der. Snbb. 60e.
Def fsrIt. glob / gibelen. af 81.
gett.r. ~operfot Of M. @olf. 50
Siber. s Omnus 40c.
Deriibe fra 2~anbsbpen. Gorie1in3
of Gmil for be unee. 157 Siber.
Z OmIlag 4Oe., soot inbb. zoe.
seltmisfionn meb gibras of 81.
m.b. Grt. Wurie !Sclft, 5r:. Mrl.'
fe, SIC. i1eoi. s. listing, gafSS59,
2Gse Sob. groberien, 2pnsbp. 28
Sibtr. s SmfIos 15e.
@jort til Spnb. @n @ennemgons at
Dor Srelfer8 2ibelfesbiitor:e Deo
Sobanne Npbolm. "a Sibtr. s
SmHde 8e.
u blibe 8arubomsbdse. Ere Gp-s
lNs- = n.sn.-. m...- 70
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

Der til ale 3iber eonebe til at l9sss
ben rette Optimisme ODER 2ipet.
s longe Siber bar 8iblen &c
S~olmebogen be eneite trbtte Bigger
i 6emmsne. At l9rt 8ers
ubenab er noget. Der ferlis liggcr
for 69rsin9en, og oGereoe | en- uns
Nlber er Der mango, Der fan Salme>
bosen iaa gobt. at be life bebspet
at benbtte ben beo 9ubsbnrtellcn
bperten | 8trten eller Samiliefreos
fen. 59rgingen fpnger meget GET
ne, og SdImer og 8bab bruges
omtrent iebn1ibes I bet ba9lige grte;
Gdlmerne til en- dlOorli9ere 2sftelie
ober bet.
Srotn poa en- Sub, Der er eob
CO tinige ian olt, er en- flor 6uttot
/ 5Gr6ingernes 2ib og Serb. Bib
len er life olene en- Bog meb pars
oifulo 3dnterigbom, men ct 9bs
inb mob en- beiere Siln9r.lie. 9e
mango neoarpeoe religisi.Stitte uos
gpes lite iom tomme @sremonier,
men fiaar | nsie 6orbinOtIie meb
bet triiteli9e Glib.
Seq itai Ter freml99gt no9l. al
be religisfe Stttte. fom er | 8rug.
Ruor en- 5amtIitfober bragsr ub
fra fit 9iem I'll fin Don't pad Sp
eler Gdnb. 6ilier BON fin 5dmtIie
meO: oSefus oerbi eftir biu tpttum",
CSeIus bare ttlbdge bos eber), boors
pau ban genbiIIeS meb: o5onn
Tplgi ter" (bdn Sefus = fsls
ge bia).
@uer p9fod er BET be I 6uist
tilbdsep9renbe. Der bespEber 5iIics
men. Den lpber bo: .SeIus fplgi
tar; bporpuo ben bortbragsnbe
~foorer: ,6an oerbi eftir bid tpt-
fun.
0enne 6ilien bruges ogfou, nudr
en- @GIt tdger afFeb fra 6ufet. ia
felp ON bet bare er Roboer. Der
bar O9rst | 9tfsg.
Runr en- ofbsb bringes til @ros
ten, fer Ooerfbtntnsen til airt''
eddrben pad @runb q Rdturforbol.
ben. for mango 8pebers 8sbtom.
menbe msb 8ndb. Rdor @oabeu
meb eiget og 8slge er tsbt fra
aunb, ror ben tire @dnge lan9iomt
/ Ring. Def er ben ofbsbes fibIe
6ilfsn til lin 6jembpgb. De tr.
@unge t Ring ipmboliferer Gree
nigbebcn. 5ober, Ssn og 5ttliSs
oanb.
Hadr 59rsinqen brd9er paa Fl
fe. finger Runbfubst en- SuInr.,
ibet be Ieiler ub. Qigelebes item
mes en- Sattefalme, nddr 8aab'n
paa 6ismreifn is.n nerner Jig
2dnb.
6DOr ofte tommer lite BuOitdGt
f%adlebes: ,9nabeu tommer. ies b.
rer Sangen".
O9 mar Rp9lben er itiae. -
od pluoieli9 at bere be lan9e bar'
MONTH idmmenfmeltenbe 5oner brps
b. gennem Wertet fra ben fore 81
m~dnbSbdab, fom bapbe p9ret langt
lan9t ube til 5aps.
8 tore, fpuimenbe 8slger, meb
ben eisnbommeliss % tbbeligeRldng,
iom I &peibitilbeoen ftabes af be
bsie omgioenoe 5orbierse os 5ielbe,
pirter bisie 3oner oltio forunbers
Zig betugenbe og unOustsfuIbt, mar
be ndar imob be lpttenbe pod 2ono.
Den famine Gill meb Taflesfuns
af 8aubsmanbfabet bruses osfda |
Serbsle8beb Deb llbreife os 5iem'
tomf fra ben furlige 8iersfugles
funst FAINT Deb 5iemtomf fra ben
eienbommelise 5%paifansft.
uoreien berimob til en- frrsif
Spulianst foresuar t Re9len unber
foa ur.gelmosfge. beipnberltse os
ubsrssnslise 0mftonbisbsoer. at Der
life er aeiligkb til 5aaesfans.
@n np 3ib aoor | Serb meb
at oprinbe oper SGrsrne,. materielt
% aanbsii9, TIT Glib, Der aiftrsos
iau imaat bar bespnbt at tage Del
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

..D~anteren" uhgear TO @onse ON
lloen. $50 uurlis. grsD.sMr. frit-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-29
FEEDING COOP FOR CHICKS.

1000 OF the weaker and younger chicks.
as well as their own, several feeding coops
should be provided and the Stats placed
AT different distances apart on the differ
ent coops so that the larger chicks Will
be forced to feed separately. The Stats
on the coops for the smaller chicks should
be about 2 inches apart and for the larger
and stronger chicks 3 or 3s inches apart.
The half grown chicks. though they may
roost IN the coops. hould be fed in an
enclosure or in pens where the Stats are
\ or D inches apart. The Stat sides of the
feeding pens are covered at the top by
wide boa Is to keep out the rain and the
hot sun and the rear end covered with
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-29
LAND HELD UNDER FENCE.
Attorney Porter Sent to Deadwood to
Prosecute.

Sioux Falls, >. H., June 23.-The fed
eiai government, through the Lnited
States authorities III TINS city, has Conn
hieli,ed a Warfare against the ca.u4e-
linen OF western south Dakota who dle
charged Win having lenced large areas
OF government iail.. IL is said ny lnose
IN ii position " KNOW tnat the area OF
lana liieStlly fenced is as large as Inat
UI some eastern states.
w. q. Porter, assistant United States
attorney Tor south dakota. has peen
summoned 10 TO represent
lne ~,ernn.ent at TIE preliminary eA-
aiiIi..hliun VI Il cattleinan VINO nau just
been arrested ON the charge OF uniaW-
luiiy IeicIIlS pup!lc land. Otner cases
Oh Il Sliullar CHARACTER will at once ne
lnstltuteu.
FOR some time large numbers Of
homesteiuerS nave been invading tie
vast territory between the Missouri
river and the black Hills in western
south Dakota, wnlcn for about hlteen
Years has been cupleu almost eXciu-
slveiy ny the herds and iiocks OF cat
tlenen and sneepmen. The homestead-
ers speeully discovered That the STOCK
men nau fenced large areas OF land
which belonged to the government, and
which was subject TO entry Under the
homestead LAWS, and they then mace
u to the United states autnor-
tiles in this city.
Now that the government has taken
hold of the matter OF compelling stock
men to remove their fences, the work
will be prosecuted until an the Illegal
fences In western South Dakola nave
been removed.
Mr.. Porter will also represent the
government at the trial OF two Black
Hills Cinnamon, arrested by Il deputy
United States marshal OF the charge
ton OF the provisions OF the Chinese
exclusion act.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-29
LEGISLATURES sRisEp.
Charges Made Against South Dakota
Law MAKING Body.

Chicago. une 23.-Cnarges of bribery
conspiracy n fraud are made against
the International Harvester company
by Mrs. Margaret Swift. of this city. in
a bill in chancery filed in the circuit
court.
Mrs. Swift is the wife of Rodney C.
Swift. who a formerly employed by
the harvester company as the head of
the experimental department. and
against whom suit was brought by the
company accusing him of appropriate
ing to his use, through the sale of a
patent. money obtained from the COR
poration on alleged false representa-
tons.
In her bill A:rs. Swift charges bribery
of legislatures, particularly those of
Illinois. Kansas n South Dakota She
charges that 1t has been the. practice
of the company to spend large sums of
money in this state and elsewhere for
the purpose of influencing legislation.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-29
NERVOUSNESS AND
WEAKNESS CURED
By Pc RU- Ma.

Miss Sadie Robinson. 4 Rand street,
Maiden. Mass. writes:
"Peruna was recommended to me
about a year ago AS an excellent remedy
Tor the troubles peculiar to our sex. and
as found that all that was said Of this
medicine was true, am pleased to en-
dorse it.
81 began to use It about seven months
ago for weakness and nervousness.
caused from OveruOrk and sIeepIess.
ness, and found that IN a few days I
began TO grow strong, my appetite In.
creased and ! began to sleep better.
consequently my nervousness passed
away and the weakness In the pelvic
organs OOn disappeared and j have
been well and strong ever since"
Address DIR. S. b. Hartman. President
OF the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
u, for free medical advice. All CORE
%spondence strictly confidential.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-29
RAIN FALLS ON FIREMEN.
Opening Of the Tournament Of the
South Dakota Association.

Armour, S. D., June 23.-The twenty
second annual tournament of the South
Dakota Firemen's association opened
here with nineteen companies in at
tendance. Parkston has the largest del
eeation. with thirty-nine. The Scotland
ana Parkston bands are assisting the
Armour band.
A heavy rain fell during the forenoon,
but 1t cleared up and the Armou and
Wagner ball mines played a fast game
with g score of 3 to 2, in favor of Ar
mOur.
A parade formed at the court house.
the line of march being as follows:
Board of control. Parkston band in un-
form; fire departments of Parkston.
Mitchell. Mt. Vernon. Armour. vermil-
lion band. Parker. Canton. Sisseton.
Eureka. Hartford. Scotland. Scotland
band, Tyndall and Beresford. The
Judges we're the Misses May Wohlford,
Lucille Maloney and Pearl Marvin.
First prize weS given to Parker for
best appearances; second. Mt. Vernon,
best uniformed: third. Mitchell, most
men In line; fourth. Mt. Vernon. young.
est organization,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-29

There 10 a growing demand in India
TOT timber other than teak, owing to
the increase of factories and of roul
mines, while there is also Il large ex-
port. The Oldest form of cultivation
rracticed by the forest tribes of India
was to burn a good patch of wood
,ahd, leaving all the trunks bare and
piack, ana then to SOW among the fer
tiiiziig ashes a miserable cron of
gram. This was done for tw, wears.
py which tune the jungle plants grew
up ana choked everything. In this way
!eThaps $4,000 worth of timber was
Killed to grow $40 worth of grain. AS
some or these tribes to this day know
no other way to grow corn. they resent
oelng interfered with and revenge
themselves by arson and more forests
are DESTROYED.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-29
FOOD IN SERMONS.
Feed the Dominic Right and the Ser
mona Are Brilliant.

Feed b Dominic Right and the Ser
mona Are Brilliant.
A conscientious. Woodworking and
eminently successful clergyman writes:
Il am glad to bear testimony to the
pleasure and increased measure of Ell.
cheney and health that have come to
me from adopting Grape-Nuts food a.
one Of my articles of diet.
For several years l was much dis.
tressed during the early part Of each
day by indigestion. Ny breakfast usu-
ally consisting Of oatmeal, MIX and
eggs. seemed to turn sour and failed
to digest. After dinner the headachs
and other symptoms following the
breakfast would wear away, only 70
return. however, next morning.
Having heard Of Grape-Nuts food. 7
finally concluded to give 1t q fair tr1al
I quit the . Of oatmeal and eera
and made my breakfasts Of orepe.
Nuts. cream. toast and Postum. m
result was surprising in tmpeoved
health and total absence Of tn al.
tress that had, for 90 long q tiua
followed the morning meal. Ny d..
ton became once more satisfactor~
the headaches ceased. and the old feeL
ing Of energy returned. Since tha1
time, four years ago. I have aiyvava
had Grape-Nuts food on my breakfsa
table.
II was delighted to ind also. th.,
whereas before I began to use Grsne.
Nuts food l was quite nervous ana he.
came easily wearied In the WORK ~
preparing sermons and in study. .
marked improvement in this respect "a.
suited from the change IN my diet. 7
am convinced that Grape-Nuts food
produced this result and helped mo ~
. sturdy condition Of mental ana nbv.
steal strength.
" have known Of several per,or.
who were formerly troubled a. -.
and who have ben helped a. / have
ossn. By the No. Of 0raps-Nuts food.
on my recommsndattoo, among vhom
may b msntioosd the Rev. - ~
. m~lssioaary - China" Name siven
By Postum Company. Battle CO..
Mich.
There's . reason"
Rad IT, littls eeek. .Ths naaA 4.
Welvalaass = eaeA pke.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-29
Health Conditions in the Canal zon.

Health Conditions in the Canal Zone
Colonei w. {. Gorgas. u. S. A.. in
Harper's Weekly: l think 1t is fair to
make this summary: that. taking
March as an average. both in numbers
or men and in mortality, we have lost
by death during the first year of our
work l4.66 per thousand of our men
which, for 5000 men. would mean 1872
deaths); and we have sickness to the
extent of 401 per thousand. which, for
the whole force. would give 1905 sick.
Taking the French mortality for their
first year. as showing what would have
occurred with no sanitary precautions,
we would have had, instead of 1s2
deaths, $50 deaths; instead Of 3,605 sick.
1850 sick. Now this. 1t seems to me.
clearly means that our sanitary work
for this first year has saved ASS lives
and 2.23S' cases of sickness.
claMinmT to ha fA f beer fi h nsnHfs h We.
this saving of human life. on the
isthmus we find. from reading OF the
experiences of u predecessors, that
the two principal diseases to be feared
are malaria and yellow fever: our
measures, therefore, have peer di-
rected against these diseases, The au-
thorities OF the Panama republic placed
The sanitation of the towns of Colon
and Panama in our charge. We have
established health departments in these
towns. cleaned the streets, collected the
garbage, ditched and oiled all the dis
tricts possible, for the destruction OF
mosquitoes, covered all fresh water re-
ceptacles In the city OF Panama. and
fumig lted the whole town from one end
to the other for the destruction of in
fected mosquitoes.
AT this writing. April Is. we have NOT
a single case of yellow fever in the civ
of Panama. h last case having oc-
Cured March 90; and whAe it is pre-
mature to make n statement vet with
regard to the determination of yellow
fever. l personally believe that we have
seen the last case in Panama.