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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07
g rfer 9.

-"
Doppsltatafropbe mar, beuts Elm offi=
3ts0er Rutstas. Vile fdoiif6en De-
partemsnts, nit Ausnabme Der Bolt
3%eiffaiiOn unb 6ofpitdler. fOpie 6rants
lin 6al, Der Sip Der @%sgterung, uas
rem gsf&lofsn. Nu& bie tn Sienft be-
finolide S9ubmanni&aft erfreute R3
zines dubsrf rubigsn Sonntages.
8roBartt9e 2eifungen.
g 6ranttsco. 6. Mat. De-
neral 5unHou bat In sinem beute aus.
sssebsnsn Sntsrbisp erfldrt. bob bie
bon Der Wilitdrbsfabuns BON San
Sraneiseo wdbrenb Der berfoHenen
Wo&en felt Der Ratafrop6e eeleifete
arbsit bic sr6bte %ettungsattion be-
beute, tpsI9e bon Der Bunoss. armee ie
ausssfibrt tpOroen if. ST iagt. man
tonne f& taum Begrif bon Der @r6be
Der aufsabe MAIDEN. 200. 900 heimatb'
unb brotlois Wenf9en nit Speiie,
Srant unb unterfunft su berfeben. Sas
6hlfstomite babe R9erli3 Wunoer &c.
uirtt. absr obne bic 9tIfe Der armse
bdtte es bic Situation Mot msifern
t6nnen.
W d ~ enau +.
g 6ranetseo, 6. Mai. =
Megsn Derfaufs aeiffi9er @etrdnfe
tpurbsn beuts stpet psrIonsn bsrbaftet.
I'm sin grsmpsl au ffatuiren, wuroe In
benz sinsn 6alle fsins Birsfdaftfelun9
anesnpmmsn, pdbrsno Der aribsre Der.
baftete untsr IS. 600 ghrsi9aft ssfslt
tuurbs.
9tei2 obIengrdbsr.
Seranton. pa., 6. Wai. =
Die Musf@ten auf cine Bermeibuna
bes beftr&teten erobsn Streifs Der
@rubennrbsiter bes 0artfoblengebletes
Hnb bur& Ri&ts setribt uoroen. Die
@rubenbefBer baben ibre 3ufimmlng
3u elmer mOrssu Na9mittag tn Wep
Yorf ab3uboltenoen @onferena NIT
einert @omite Der Mrbeiter gegeben,
uno bieie 9eben R& Der R&sren 6of.
nung bin, bab ale HusRdnoigsn ihre
alien pldbe tuiebersrbaIten tuerosr.
Dos gomite Der Nrbsitsr tpirb Be.
Hebsn aus prdRoent Nit3sl unb ben
brei 9iaritts. prdEbenten unb -Sefre-
tdrer. STE tueroen borausf9tli9
SienRas RaGmittas suridtebren. ur,
nod In berielben Stun6: elmer grtra,
Sibuns Der Contention au beri9ten.
Gdlt eieier Beri9t ehnftg aus. 10
tpiro sr BON Der @~onbentton obne Mei.
terss ratiietrt tperosn. tporauf bie Ut,
Belt I'm sanaei 6artfoblenssbiete am
Woniag, ben IA. bieies Monais. tuie.
Der aufsenomn1erl ueroen utrb.
artessf@iff ~aufae.
lauen.
Wabington, 6, Wai. Gin
3sIssramm bon Capt. Darlington an
bas 2r'sgsospartement melost. bob bas
s@Ia9tf&if Rbooe 5sIano ni@t nett
bon Der Bsrfte Norfoli auf ben @runt
gsIaufen III. Da Der nafaa innerbalt
Der Bal In berhdltnibm6Bia fetGtem
Waher paiRrt if unb bier erob,
e&lepper benz Qriessf&iH su Ollie ss.
fommen fnb, utrb bisies borausR9t'
LID in Bdlbe tpieber f1ott iein.
Der SalI Whnter.
Cambridge MaK.. 6. Wai. :
Die Wtinier'f&e @iftmorb. aHaire If
INNER nod In iisfRes Duntel esbhlt.
unb faf mill ss ben Anf&sin ertpsden.
ais Oh Der S&leier. Der iber BEN rdtb.
ielbaften Cob Der iuneen 6rau uni
benz fpurIoien gsri&minOeu bss @at'
ten ~perbhasnb liest. ni9t ssbobsn rusr.
ben tonne.
Obglst& Der Suqusf lber ben burd
Wereiftung erfolaten Fob Der @attir
bes 0arparb'p rofsfors Grid Mante,
abgebaIten uurbe. III ni9is In BIT
Osfentli&ieit 9ebrungeu. mas ileuel
Gi9t auf BITE 70 eebeimnibooae Mnse
lseen4eit tuerfen fonnts. Der Snquef
i3heY hen ho8 ffefHe GfinIdbmeioeY
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07
D.ttes, Gses sss eseasa

0dnbIe beaablea fslsexhs eretse'
Butter - Country. 1les srssnsert 28s.
oIetx Soc
9sru&e Gser-14e BET Cutexb.
oabner Sc, adp&s 8. Tsrsees-N-lSe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07
HrH@te wxS 0ew11e.
SrA0ta

8ri6te Wxe 0ew11es
Sra9ta
GeyfeI Cute 3o9dpfd $3.50 per Sat.
Bonanen $1.oO-l.25: Hetae 76e-tl.00.
gitronen 50 % $50 per Ripe
Dransen - $s.25-8.7bY er Rife.
Grbbeeren 26-35e bos Naart.
0smafa
eparseI-A0c Elm srobes Bun&.
Crime Hobnen-$R.t0-l.00 Der Wuibel.
Hotbe Riben zoe pea Dutenb Dun&es.
9raut = Sb6.eo-70.0 90 per Tonne.
Neue garrots-4Oe bas Dutenh.
GeIerp-$6 Bis IS 30.
@urfen - $1.2, per Datenb.
SoIat - 12e PEI pfunb.
3miebeIa - Notbe unb wetbe $l.be per
bunbert Yhanb; epanii&e 8miebeIn $l.eO
per Rife.
Differ pIart aoe PEI DutesS.
BetertIie 16-soe per Datsnb 6ua@es.
QaatoHeIn - zoe = 80e ter NuibeI.
SaSfartofeIm- Nrsinia $3.26; 8aIts'
more sac -2.76; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sat.
y9abieie 2s-8hp er Duteah.
N6 barb $50 bos Du$enb.
epinat - per Gas.
tomatoes $3.50 per grate.
DlumeniobI $3.50 bsr Srteaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
Mprbnnariif anf cinem 9lidlter.

Gbicago, 2f. Gejcmber.
Isont =. @ncrbrod pon fr, $40,
)toro California 9lpeme, ielterte
bcllte i'm Grimmal1eridtS @ebdioe
auf oen 9robntrihter Gbas. 9. Guts
TING ais oerielbc 9erooe III Oas @c'
b1ltoe 9etreten mar, I'm lid) III lell
Neribts5inlner 81 bcgebcn @lilf'
liGer @eiie aing ser SduB iebl unO
Cutting pndte ocn Sbdtcr ioiort, e9e
er nofmals iel,ern fonnte. 9lnoerc
genmte famen Dem Ridter 81 SillIe,
ino nah oeIperntem 9tingen gelang
es, Gncrbrod oingleIt 5n ma6en.
Gerielbe lit au8cnidcinlid gciItesge,
Itort uno leioct all ser firen Soee. DAP
i6m elm 9lntbeiI an Dem NadlaB Ell,
ner Dor lnebreren Sdbren perItorbe'
nen Shnelter miocrrchtlid pom @e.
ridt poren.haltcn mer0c. gr miro
iebt IN einer 2lnitaIt untergebra6t
lper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
Snrnnnterribt gercttct.

G6ilabelpbio. q. go, 81. 2cj.
- Der energie 1inb nem prompter
Sorgebcn ocr bieiigeit 9ean1ten bcS
Gcutih slmerifaniihen Central.
bitnoes, ser SS. Gr. s. Z. Seramer
mo albolpb 3imm. lit es 3u banfen
onB Der nad lougidbrigen gemii.
bunsen oes GeutralbunbeS uno beS
philadelphia Surnbe5irfs cnblidl
oilrhgeiettc Surnilnterridt III Den
oiiel1tlideu Sdllllen, uno Die CT
nennung eines 2eiters oeiielber
nidlt nod I'M lesten Momerte all
nibte puroe. inoem oas ssinon3.
Gomite oeS Stootratbs oie in eriter
2iuie notbige 8erluiIligrmg bon
$2500 iiir ben 2eiter einiah aus Den
Gerluilligiligen iiir 1907 seitrihen
bate 9ie 8efabr lit nun gliidlid,
abgetuenbet .inhem Der uniere 3lpeig
oes Siaptra!bes beiite afahniittng
oui 9etreibcn Der obi9en Serren uno
Der ocuiihcn Mitglieoer bes Ston!-
ratbS eiueu 3uias gum Shul-gtnt
annabm, ourd) luelhen Die Sunme
BON $2500 ipieoer III oenieIben aui.
genonnnen ipurhe. itno guar iait
einltlmnlIg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
MuUIepelt 0m Sarriluan.

SallllllprllUt ON EDlot00o1Hloet 81
reporIren. 8nrrimm mill
9tiht3 OaOon miiicn,
W Il binNtoH, :. e., 81. Gc5.
- >FrGiiocnt 9looicucIt bat teIearo.
pbi'b &rn. e. s.. 0nrrimnuL luclbcr
ooS Gbcrboupt Der yGnIjiurnia Irpc.
Iopmcnt 60" lit, erind)t, Die 0onnr.
brithc am lintcn llicr 0c9 Colorado
6hlIies lpiort rcpdriren 5u IolIcn, 0o
0urd) oenIelben IN Den &nlpcrinl- lmO
GoIorooo-l b1Icrn uon SiiO.GaIiior-
nen groBcr ShaOcn ongeriAtct miro.
Gic @eicQid)oft ioQ ooiiir perontport.
lid icin neil bic @riihc an icner
Stclc criol1ten. no Iic ibrc glnlaaei
crricbtet bat.
9tcp Norf, 81. Gejcmbcr. ~
Sn Sc5lg ouf Die NteIOlulg aus
@aibinaton. onB Grdiiocnt 9tooiepelt
IS, 8. @nrrinan erilIdt babe, Die
Tanmbriihc oea Colorado 1luiieS
on ser merifnnlicbcn @rcn5c rcpari'
rem III loiieu, lpuroc lit Dem 9iircot
0ea Sben9cnanntcn erfl1rt Srn,
Norrimon lei 0oS &erlungen beS
ErGIiOcntcn lmucritGnOlih. on Ser
Gritcrc init Der california Icuelops
mcut @eieIl djait," pclhe Die 9lngca
leQenbeit onqcbc, in feillcrlci Gerbin.
Dung itehc
>mpcrinl, Gal, 2t. 0cjcnber
- lrosOcm $5r. Soarrinun 0ie Ser.
antnortlihteit fir ocn Gumnbrild
obBcle6nt bqt iinO bcnnoN idon in
ser lebten Nlcbt mebrere aies5iige
nab Dem SGouplnbe nb0egongen,
lm0 sic 2(rbcitcn 5nr 2IltSbciierlsn0
0ca S0aOcHa ucr0cn bcllte bc1inncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
GrindDt nm @ieoerauiuabme in Die
Wrmec.

SorriSburA ga, 81, Ie5. -
Sergenant 0ablep, ciner Der SolOo-
ten pom %. gunoes Suianterie'
9iegiment, ipelde Degen oer9romns-
piGe 9lffaire bonn 9rdiibenten ou<
Der slrmee au5geItoBen iporOen iino
bot I'M 9iefrutirungs 9iireau III
bieiiger Sta6t rmt aberralige gluf
nahme in Die Gunoeearlnec na60e
iuft. Sein @eitd) fuurbe nod
Maihington qelallot. SrO!ep baitl
Dor ieiner Gutloiiung bereits oreimo
fapiilllirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
3lucimal 5n IcbcnslangIidrr Saft
rc-n.tlcitt.

QoHi&3;tfe, Qp., 81. Gc3. -
Curtis Setl. ueIhcr 8cItrrn einge'
itono, &1me3 Godria por pier So0'
rcn in 3odion, Sip.. crnorOct SIT Io'
ben lpllroc 1eutc 81 IcbcnSl1nglibcr
3u6tDuu5buit pcrltrtbeilt. Gs modt
Inn feline beion0ere Sorge, Oa er
iG1on pegen Mitihulo an Ser Dor
ncbrrrcn Snbren uerii6tcn grmor.
0una Oes 9lnnalts Olarcus ollI
2ebens5eit ms 3uhtbnuS 9eid)idt
mur0C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
Gcrmiidpte telegrapbiidDe 9cpcihen

= Gas 3eitament oes Dor aur5erl
iii @ai)ingion bon ,Srau 9raolep ge'
itoiienen friiberen Serators grolpn,
lrelder Der @erlpulloung erlo9, lit
I'M 8eridlt 5u Salt 2afe Gitp, lltab,
silr geItdtiglmg cingereid)t noroen.
III bent gofument miro beitritten.
hab Der 8eItoIor Der 8dter Der alns
Der Der srau 9raolcp Iei, mclde
aud nidt i'm @cringiten bllrd eirc
3uluenolng bcoadt iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28

| ~lIltlut Iltlll AkllJs
| Sonlncr o0cr Rinter, miiiien III al.
len oiientIihen 2ofolcn oie 2ihtcr
gcI6Idt ieiu.
&ritii6c sage IN e iIo-
Is bina.
@crlin 81. Gc5. - Cine &c.
pcIhc on oie nSranfiurtcr 3eitlng"
aus Sien Gin tnelhet, ooB oie
Sage in ,SoIge ser glgitation Der
GpillmbGnoler III Siio China uno
ser Better BON Spielbdlliern, iueldc
nit oen jiingIt erlaiienen Heform.
Geroronun9en uno Ser ltnterorii.
dung oeS Gpiumbonoels ru8uirie.
ben limo, eiu fritiides 9lusieben ou-
gcnomnlen bot. gln perlhieoenen
Grten iino @aiienuieoerlagen ent-
oeft iuoroen. Gie Sopaner baben
ibre 8eionbttoftSipahe III Gefing
Geocuteub uerltdrft
&n ben Gropill3en aiang.li uno
Sonon beiiuoeu ii6 Die Sammelpld.
te Der NcuoIutionGrc uno ser 3eier-
tellrC.
MtilttGr gegcn q ellen.
9tantinn 81. 9e,. - Nus
9tanfing iino etpa 1000 dliueIild)e
Soloaten Oic nit mooernen Waffea
ollSgcrilltet lIu0 bon eliropailhen
Sffi3iercn olSgebiloct limo, nit
mebrercn 9ottericn SeloartiIlerie
noh Der 8rcn5e gegen Die HebeIlen
BON EinG Slang obgeriidt 8ene.
raj Soiic, 9cieblShabcr Ser Srltppen,
lit geItern pon bier obeeganaen.
sc Itrei1'S 8ohIrcform
geiidert.
Wtcn, q. Ge,. - Tie @ablre.
iornL peIde iuegen oeS @toerItan'
beS bes Serrenbouies idon itorf &c.
iGbroet eridien, lit nun oefinitiu ge.
lidert. Gie gonfereii5en 5lpiiden
scr gieaierung uno ben Earteifiib.
reru buben ST. einem pollIt1noiger
ginpcrnebmcn gefiibrt. Gem Ser,
rcnbouic ging cine Sorloge 5lt, ipeg-
dc Die 3obI ieiner Wfitglieber ouf
bo1itens TO uno minoeltens 100
beihr1nft. Gie WtaBregel luurbc io-
tort elmer Gommiiiion iiberipieien
nit benl slnftragc, miiitblit sll be-
riCbten.
Soiort nod Der Grleoiglrg bieier
WaBregel miro oos Serrenbalts Die
@obluorloae Der Hegierlng anneb.
n1eu pomit Die eriebnte Heform III.
ter Gnh mo Sad gcbroht iein
ipir0.
CSpGter.) - Gos Serrenbals bat
Die @obtnorllge ongcnon1men, nod)s
oem eS bon + llbr Gormittags bis
1912 llbr Nod)tS in Sibung gepeien
mar.
Gciup rllnort ieoer.
Nteopcl, 81. Ge3. 8eiteru
Inn 0ie WiittagSltltnoe lit abermoIS
ein 56eil oes 8eiupfroters einge.
Itiir5t iuno bieicr Giuitilr5 bate einen
qeluoltigen sluSbrud) bon slidle,
Sdlode unb Sanb i'm @eiolge, obne
oob aleih5eitig Sntonationen ooer
Groitobe Itottfonoeu. 8eitern Radls
nlittog ging iiber 9teapel Elm red)t
lbmerer 9lihercget Der 20 Wiinuten
lp1brte, nicner itno Elm iueiterer Sra,
tertbeil itiir5te elm oiesmal auf oer
Seite bon Eonpeii. Ger gliheregen
riei III oen oidtbepolferten Stobt.
tbeilen gruBe 9lngit berpor.
,Srunen fle6en bic Itutter 8oticS
mo Die SeiIigen al, iie ltift siln
@eibnohtsfeit nit elmer dbnliher
ScintiuhnnG lpie fiir5 Dor GIteriL
ais scr GroBe GnSbrud) itottfano, Sli
Itrafcn.
Ga Scr 9lidenregen nidt lonsc
anbielt febrte bolo luieoer Hube
ein. 9(m slbeuo aine ieooh iiber
Eortiei Sorre Def @reeo. Hoiina ltno
Sorrc slnnlnjiata aidc nieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
Baltimore Wa0, Sreias, Den 2S 9e3ember 1906

bo(t G,lrrn hot sen a;crild, 9,otio,
mol. .9aonfcn et hiinirrn hrrcits ri,-
nloI in, Septcnlbrr ) "a oen,odt
u, mcIrhcr 3cit nlrihfoIIS m nor Inn ~,
,nnrnt m,rSr
>, n,,ou of ,sf;ofox,a,o.
/" :, " !; ~ !, : " !! " : : : =
" TT ! y : b I | " It
!, IT,
Sl4ol?leltfior ., @oot lll'o ocf orlI''
IWe "ollWoIttf Str "'ortItller VT
roNo ill'ietjel@nGtrll 0cllte clneH
Sl'pplV'llci'lar HtlItci 5ll Cclll Ill7'
tlr''flIl'a9o'rtfo9 GonNct' oPH yer.
Stooleh llllo @toBpfllallnIcn Allrd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28

len. Cen hriItliden aalilellten
miro ieood) geItottct lire @eihdIte
tiS sur DtittogSItunbe oifen 3u bol-
ten. Sic g8irtbi6oiten oiirIen ibre
3biircn nidt Dor ShluB oeS @or.
luittogS @otteSoicniteS 0ffuen ies
Ood) I'M g9inter bis I u1lb i'm Cont
mcr bis 8 llbr oiieu bleiben. Cine
ShnOe nod Sonncnrtttergong.
Sonlmcr o0er @inter, 1niiiien in al.
len oiientIibGn 2otoIcn sic 2ihter
gcI6idt lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28

Ger Sabresberid)t beS oritten
SiilfS General Boitmciiters goluin
6. Maoben 5eiqtc eine abnabme bon
iiber $4,000000 III Dem lleGerihnB
Der gluSgabcn iiber Die ginnobmen
i'm oits1epartclneut. Tie 8eianlmt.
Ginnobme fir 0as sSisfatiabr 1906
peiit cine 3ilnohme bon ilber So
O00,00O iiber oos SSabr 1905 oui, mas
Die groBte 3nnobnle III eincnt Sabre
III Der @eibihte oeS omerifaniiden
EoItoienltes lit. Iie Ginnabmcit ans
alien Suellen bejiffern iid alli Sl67,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
Tnblano's ncueS Conn
tNaSaeieb.

BeterSburg q. Ge5. - 0fit
ocn no6iten ruiiIhen 9teuiabrsia-
ge (i1. 3anuor) tritt in Hublan5
Gin ncues Sonntassgeieb i'll Strait,
bas oent pliritaniif) ameritaniIden
an Strengc nihts nad)9Ibt. Iii
neue 9eroronllng lit bauptiddlidl
gegen Die Suoen gcridtet, benn lie
beitiuntt. onB israeliiiihe Sdoen
am hriltlihen Sonilto9 inter fet
rcn llnlltauOcu geoIinct ieit oilr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28

Ger Noro0elltide 2lopo appeuirt III
2onoou. = Ser bralInidpeigiife
2anotag bat 5u cntidei0en. -
2an0rdtbe oiirien Stimmgeber
nidt beeiniluiieu. Gouieren5
ser @iniiter oeS 9leuBercn BON
OeItreid uno Stalicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28

S6obonlts Gontroleur 9iiogclD
ipornt ole 9anfen Dor einenl
Shipinoler, Namen5 9lrtbur g.
gurrp, lpeIder lid jiingit in ueridie.
benen 9fotionolbanfen Gonneetieut'3
oIS Hepior porgeitellt mo Die 8orlc.
gllng Der Bidder lino Der aaiie per
longt fat. Dlungcls 2egitinlation lit
Iein @erlongen 5luor ohue Grfolg ges
blieben ober es lit 81 crluarten oo5
ser Sdlpino!er ieine @erllihe WleOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
Sic ruiiii6en 9orIa .
lneutS 10 q len.

Petersburg 81. 3e5ember.-
Gin beute erloiiencr ltfas iett Die
'ruiliihen Gorlomentslpoblcn aiti oen
10. 5ebrnar ieit. Gouon ousgeldlol,
len Iinh Der anufalnS. Sransfoufa.
ien, Central. .siiien uuo Sibirien, iiir
tpelde oos Gat.m ocr @ablen nod
nid)t ieItgeiebt lit.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-08
WhGN YOU CALL CENTRAL.
How the Attention of the Telephone
Operator Is Gained.

How the Attention of the Telephone
Operator Is Gained.
To-day instead of working q crank
to get ''centrals" attention, you simply
put the receiver to your ear, says
writer in Scribner's. Lifting the re-
celver off the hook lights tiny elec.
tric lamp In the exchange The light
goes out when the switchboard opera
tor thrusts into your lines answering
jack metal plug, the tip Of the an.
swering cord, one of pair of thread.
covered wire cords associated with
your line. The calling cords tip,
plugged into the multiple jack Of the
number you give to central" lights
another small lamp termed supervi.
sorry lamp. Pressing key rings the
bell of the given number--that is, of the
subscriber with whom you desire to
talk. When he takes up his receiver
his supervisory lamp goes out. Hence
there is no lamp alight while the con-
versation is in progress. The return OF
your receiver to its hook lights your
supervisory lamp. When the other sub.
scriber hangs up his receiver his super.
visory lamp lights again. Beth lamps
aglow apprise the operator that the
conversation Is closed. She pulls the
cords out Of the jacks, thus extinguish-
fng the lamps and disconnscting the
lines. Not a word of your conversa-
ton has been overheard, not second
Of time has been wasted.
What a change from the telephoning
Of pioneer days-the days of Edison's
battery crank ringing, helloing for @cen.
trail" bad language and the twenty y-mile
limit!
American hurry and nervousness
have influenced the telephones line of
advance. In the old days people would
forget to ring off and then central
had no means Of determining when
conversation was closed and the line
was released except by sending ques-
tions along the wires of the telephone
users. Now, if, after you have put
down your receiver the other subscriber
still holds his own wire, his little su-
Tervisory lamp tells that fact to 'een.
trail" Comparison Of the complicated
and expensive apparatus il use now
with the apparatus Of twenty years ago
would prove that telephone engineers
have spared no pains to minimize thu
work required Of the subscriber. 70.
day he does absolutely nothing unless
lifting the receiver to his ear is ac
counted something.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-08
500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has ben able to cure In
all its stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure IL the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraterinty. Catarh
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarh
Cure Is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and
assisting nature In doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith In Its cura.
Dollars for any case that 1t falls to cure
Send for list OF testimonials
Address F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-08
WORST CASE OF ECZEMA.
Spread Rapidly Over Body-Limbs
and Arms Had to Be Bandaged--
Marvellous Cure by Cuticura.

''My son, who is now twenty-five
years of age, when he was four months
old began to have eczema on his face,
spreading quite rapidly until he was
nearly covered. We had all the doc
tors around us, and some from larger
places, but no one helped him a par
ticle. The eczema was something ters
rible, and the doctors said it was the
worst case they ever saw. At times
his whole body and face were COW
cred, all but his feet. / had to BAN
dage his limbs and arms; his scalp was
just dreadful. A friend teased me to
try Cuticura, and 1 began to use all
three Of the Cuticura Remedies. He
was better in two months; and in six
months he was well. Mrs. r. L. Ris-
ley, Piermont, N. H. Oct. "a, 1905"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-08
HARD TO SEE
Even When the Facts About Coffee
Are Plain.

Even When the Facts About Coffee
Are Plain.
1t Is curious how people will refuse
to believe what one can clearly see.
Tell the average man or woman that
the slow but cumulative poisonous ef-
feet Of caffeine-the alkaloid in tea and
coffee-tehds to weaken the heart, up
set the nervous system and cause indi-
gestion and they may laugh at you IT,
they don't know the facts.
Prove it by science or by practical
demonstration in the recovery Of cof-
fee drinkers from the above conditions,
and a large per cent Of the human fam
lily will shrug their shoulders, take
some drugs and-keep on drinking cof-
fee or tea.
Coffee never agreed with me nor
with several members Of our house
bold,' writes lady. 1T enervates,
depresses and creates feeling of Ian
guor and heaviness. 1t was only by.
leaving Off coffee and using Postum
that we discovered the cause and cure
Of these Ills.
"The only reason, l am sure. why
Postum Is not used altogether to tho
exclusion of ordinary coffee Is. many
persons do not know and do not seem
willing to learn the facts and how to-
prepare this nutritious beverage
There's only one way-according to d.
rections--boil 1t fully Is minutes. Phen
1t Is delicious" Name given by Postum
Co., Battle Greek, Mich. Read the ht1
tie book, "The Road to WelHille," In
pkgs. There's q reason"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-08
INTO BALD MOUNTAIN.
Experienced Man to Have Chcrge Of
Sinking Diamond Drill.

Arrangements have been completed
TO bring from Denver an experienced
man to have charge Of the work of
sinking the diamond drill on Bald
mountain, near Deadwood. Some time
ago the work of drilling was COM
menced at the bottom of 2S5-foot
shaft. When the drill had penetrated
the ground to a distance of about 140
feet it was found to be passing
through such soft material that as
fast as the hole was drilled. IL filled
up. Consequently 1t became neces-
sary to suspend operations awaiting
the arrival of casing. This has now
arrived and the work of putting down
the drill to explore the lower ore
measure will be resumed at an early
date The Dakota, the Imperial and
the Reliance are all interested In
this project.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-08
Fire at Sioux Falls.

Sioux Falls had a close call Tues
day morning from a disastrous fire.
About 10 o'clock fire was discovered
in the large building at the northwest
corner of Dakota avenue and Ninth
street, occupied by A. Korthof as a
livery barn. The firemen confined
their efforts to fighting the flames
while the citizens bent their energies
in the direction of rescuing the horses.
There were about forty head of horses
in the basement Of the building and
II was with considerable difficulty that
these were gotten out.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-08
ohedient. hut rnd,rnant.

"Norah," said the literary woman, Il
wish you would 60 down to the library
Ind bring me 'Flavius Josephus.' The
new girl left the room to execute the
Presently terrific noise
Twas heard on the stairway, and Norah
pushed the door open with her foot a
moment later, dragging in by the col
lar large and reluctant Newfound-
land dog. 'Here he is, Mrs. Dinnis,"
she said, but We oughtn't to have sint
me FIR i'm. It's mans job. The
baste thried to bite me an had to
fight i'm iv'ry fut O. the !-Chi-
Ecago Tribune.