Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-23
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their homes are In New York City.
There are In New York City 1GS,0O'
members of clubs that have an enroll
Ement Of more than 800 members each
All missionary societies at work Ii
Africa have now In round number,
1000 principal mission stations, Will
about 5000 substntions.
Twenty-seven women complained OF
one day to the police magistrate OF Tot
Itenhnm, London, OF having been beater
or kicked by their husbands.
According to n report from the Amui
district, quoted by the Japan Times
Russia is fortlfying Hardin, with the
intention OF making II II second PorI
Arthur.
Eynngelists Torrey and Alexander
arc under engagement to conduct meet
ings next winter In the following cities
Nashville, Omnha, Winnipeg, Buffalo
Pittsburg and Montreal.
DAnnunzlo had a dog that killed
chickens. The owner of the chickens
killed the dog. and D'.Annunzlo had him
arrested. 1t is a narrowing tale, but
fearfnfiy unpoctic.-Wasbington Star.
There is in Vienna a woman of 80,
who. though blind, Is p~assionately fond
OF climbing mountains. She recently
assembled, with her husband. Monte
Cevedale, the summit OF which is about
II 900 feet above sea level.
In reference to the statement that
$4,000 was the highest fee Nine. Patti
ever received, Colonel Mapleson writes
to n London paper to say that he and
his father paid the prima donna In
America $1,000 for each performance.
a glft OF 800, 900 has recently been
made to the Tufts Theological Semi.
nary by Albert Crane, of Stamford,
Conn, In memory of his father,
Thomas Crane, formerly of Quincy,
Mnss. The gift Is In the form of an
endowment.
Nearly one-half OF the fishes caught
in the Indian ocean by the Sladcn
trust deep sea exploring expedition be-
longcd to species not heretofore de-
scribeu In any books. Enormous speci-
mems were found of black cornls, the
rarest OF all corals.
In tho flrst half Of the year 1905
Scotland produced an amount OF tom
mage from her %shlpyards unprecedent-
ed In the history OF shtpbuilding. In
these six months the s%hlpyards put
into the water no less than POT vessels
of all sizes, with an aggregate tonnage
or 36O.4S9.
Provision has been made In next
year's estimates for a sum OF $1,000
toward the cost of cleaning and restor-
Ing the famous Rubens ceiling In the
old b%anqueting hall Of whitehall Pal
nee. The work, which has become mr.
gent, II to be carried out next summer.
London Tribune.
At H%ochhelde, In Germany. 1000
school children had their teeth exam
lined, with the result that 90 per cent
OF all the teeth were found to be de-
fective. Only thirty-five OF the children
mad sound sets OF teeth, and In 300 chill
dren a poor bodily condition was direct
~ due to poor teeth,
Apropos of the London movement to
abolish Sunday street trading. 4 coster-
lmonger said to Canon Jephnson, vicar
or Walworth. II don.t see why O
parsons should bother us costermonE-
iers. We are both OF a tradc. I make
my living BY hollering outside, and you
make yours BY hellering inside"
"A RoUmanian leper was sent from
England to his native country the 9TH
Eer day. He crossed Germany In 4
sealed freight car. when he arrived In
Austrin the authorities refused to let
him proceed. as his passage was not
paid, and he was sent back to Frank
tort. 10 be returned thence to London.
Counsel for 4 hotel beat said to d
london magistrate the other day that
the prisoners father was Willing, IL
the magistrate would deal with the
case then, instead OF holding the pris-
ioner for trial, to "send him to an island
IN the Pacific from which 1t would he
rrActically impossible for him to re-
turn"
A lana living at Lhassa has issued a
OOKlCS M VkSutSNkVnS tVt lSVt ~ lie
king or tho year, he y us Saturn,
nnder whose malign influence meritori-
people viii suffer and thieves win
prosper. Great disorder viii prevail.
The rich will satisfy their hunger at
the expense OF the poor and the earth
will quake thrice
The fertilization OF Stockholm, rem
h6erta possible by funds collectdA BY
The union for the defense OF Stockholm.
A. fow 70 far advanced that the arma-
Iment can take place. The union has
Further offered to pay for modern guns
tor one OF the forts, an offer which
king Oscar had accepted with much
MISUNDERSTANDING.
The absence habit" is a menace to
the United States army. This Is the
statement made by Brigadier General
IRuhb. commanding the Department OF
Dakota, An his annual report. He calls
attention TO the great number OF officers
now absent from their regiments. and
that the number Is steadily in
creasing from year to year.
ABOUT PUBLIC uNrIpINESS.
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