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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
Oh. Splash! WiIlie's in the Bathroom

Chicago March, 31.-A boy who had
taken possession of the family bath.
room and from it made life unendura-
bic to the other occupants of the house
was oisloged yester lay by the Oak
Park police.
Frank Cavanaugh, 100 Marion street
telephoned to Sergeant Lee:
willie has locked himself in the
bathroom. He il having a swim in
tho OVERLOOKING bath tub. Between
plunges he pounds on the door, annoy
ing his sick mother. Will you send a
policeman down."
The patrolman was soon IN the
troubled homo He captured the
offender ana advised spanking,
which was administered forthwith by
angry parent.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
Led Dual Life

St Louis March, 3-Mrs. Florence
Knecht, wife of Samuel Knecht of the
Laclede Gaslight company, was CON-
PEELED in the circuit court today TO
drop the mantle of respectability,
which she had worn for many years,
md reveal herself as the owner of ole
of the most notorious resorts in the
city. The revelation came as shook
to the social circle in which Mrs.
Knecht moved. For years she has
been known as m odel wife and de-
won't church goer, the owner of a pew
in one of the fashionable churches,
and has been prominent in all social
affairs of the church. Her daughter
is now being educated in convent and
50 perfectly dill the woman maintain
the dual ioe that none of her friends
suspected that she was anything but
what she pretended to be.
Even after Mrs. knecht admitted
that she was Florence Osborne, the
owner of d1sreputabls house and had
been arrested several times, friends
found it hard to believe the story.
Mrs. Knecht was compelled to admit
her dual life ON the witness stand in a
suit for divorce she brought Oh the
grounds or cruelty After the Ievelat-
ion the suit was dismissed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
White Caps Arrested

New Westminster, B. e., March
31.-A number of arrests of promi.
nent men of Penticton, B. c., have
been made in connection with the
forced expulsion of ten Cinnamon
from that district week ago. The
Orientals had been hired by ". T.
Stafford, managing director of the
Southern Okanogan Land Company to
clear land, but the people in the neigh.
borhood objected to the introduction
of Cinnamon.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31

There was now no Necessity for de-
lay. Indeed, the necessity was all for
instant action. l listened at the door
and window for sounds OF the sentry,
but could hear nothing. He might be
asleep. At any rate, he lay upon the
farther side of the barn, and | might
hope TO escape his notice by breaking
over the stables into the wood Has
tening back, | got upon the chair and,
pulling myself up by the rafterS, grad
ually drew to the level of the hole
Ny head once outside, | breathed deep
II of the purer air Then. dragging up
the rest of my body, | dropped gently
to the ground beyond 1t was deeper
fall than had anticipated. and l came
down with certain clatter, but. rest
ing moment in the shadows, | heard
nothing. No alarm was raised. So
creeping to the stable, l climbed softly
upon the roof and clambered across
the caves in the direction of the for
est
Suddenly small noise arrested me-
but ere | could collect my senses to
determine il Il dark body crept round
a corner of the roof and Crippled with
me- | seized it fiercely, resolved to do
battle for my liberty with all the
strength at my command, and together
we rolled and struggled on the house
top. Then my opponent gave a shrill
whistle, and the next thing l was con-
scious of was the grasp of fresh pair
of arms from behind. After that l
gave it up, more especially as we had
rolled to the edge of the roof and re-
newal of the struggle would send US
over into the yard with broken limbs
and bloody pates.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12

lOGC-Wiliam tn Couqueror reached the
coasr OF England on MS memorable
INVASION.
I24u-UcrSiuuI s.. Paui's Cathedral N
London dedIcaled.
l51&-Eau Of Ton-nny. Belgium.
lUu4-Dmcu and Swedish colonies on
Dalawar. la, surrendered 10 the
English.
lU87-venetlaus under Moroslni BON
Darded Athens.
IT5t-Um ucr rioJ~ III Ionuj" suppressed
rT7T-1eneru' Anthony Wayne surprised
and defeated by the BRUSH. .brlL48n
under Lord Howe entered Phll"ue'-
phIu.
lTTo-BrirlsL captured Amerlcop frlS"te
Raleigh.
r7al-Freucn Assembly Dissolved.
I195-Couut AlIessnudrodi Cngiiostro,
whom Carlyle described us the most
perfect scouudroI in the world MS
tory, died.
17g9-Kome surrendered to the British.
French captured Zurich, Switzerland.
l80O-Treaty Of Idelfonso, by which
Spain cedcd Louisiana to Frunce.
lS03-First Catholic Church il Boston
de8tca,ef
400 l.1 ., p,,s.;o mud
persio
-
A9A" |"'- " '' ,
1Sl3-DetroH evacuated 10y BRUSH anu
taken possession Of by Americans.
1o49-ldudson hl'er haAfo"a opened ~
FeeNskL1'
1S1A-Steamer Yankee bi"oe' rom 9ap
Francisco to Tga.NA"' "L'I"su' -
persisted L nl-ea states Si""I~oi-"@ a.
Ao~us s"Ilso
was ""''' N''l' 9
Low "a : - @ l-'e -
~ S-' 49, ~ r,rn.aI ToT
|VLSi L. |,-'JI -. -
""''s III ~
I16a-C0ntedef&leS unQef "eh2faI T'1'F
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
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Kid Herman is patiently waiting for
a chance 10 meet Cans and Nelson.
1t looks as If the question Of superiority
In the 2-year-old class on the turf will
not be decided this year.
According to adyices the Goldfeld Ath-
letic Club will put up n purse Of $4,000
for a go between Terry McGovern and
Jinmy Britt.
The Clevelands lead the American
League in club batting with .2T6 and in
fielding with .967. Five members Of the
team are in the 300 class in hitting.
Manager Chance Of the Chicago Cubs
says that he Is not going to repeat the
mistake made by McGrgw this year of
depending entirely on his veterans to win
the p%ennant for him again next season.
Charles Neary, the Milwaukee boxer
who defeated Herrera, announces that he
will not take part in any short round
bouts the coming season unless he falls to
get some long ones, He prefers fifteen to
twenty round bouts.
Jimmy Coffroth of San Francisco Is
one man who Is far from thinking Nelson
impervious to a knockout punch, and the
popular fight promoter declares that he
Is willing to bet $500 that Willie Fitz-
gerald. the Brooklyn lightweight, can
defeat Battling Nelson.
Harness horse enthusiasts are looking
forward to the meeting of Dan Patch and
The Hronche, two of tho greatest PAGERS
thar the world has ever known. An effort
Is now being made TO bring the two PAGERS
together in a special match.
The result OF the Gans-Nelson affair
shows that finish fights are a d~elusion and
q snare, Cans was compelled to go so
carefully in outstanding his strength tina
ii robbed the bout of much of the inter
est 1t would otherwise have possessed.
No bout should so longer than ~ rounds,
and for the most part 70 rounds is amply
sufficient,
An amendment TO the new eligibility
rules for athletes at Harvard. 10 the ef-
feet that a student who is registered in
any graduate department shall not take
part in athletics as members of varsity
teams, has brought the sport down 10
hard and fast hnes> The rule Is looked
upon as q dlstiact hardship on the men
to whom it applies,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12

losers -JphcztrJu - iDe CT tas same Fa"-
jecs eabieS fAr directors, and recSfF-
ed q prompt reply n the Single WIFI
''Tootsamg.' which IN our code meant,
Must aDsointcty and hnaliy decline 20
entertain any applications i -c"mmnh'-
Gated the content al the cable TO Seier
Dor Antonio de- h. CasabisDcar ta7 mn
lister o. finance. VINO had, OF course con-
utunicated them ~. turn 20 the trestn-nI-
I aveatured bo remind has eIceli-ncy o.
these facts. IL mad heard me with si'erT
attention.
~ fear, I concluded, Therefore. that
Il is impossible for ule 10 Dc Of any assist
alee TO yoar e2cclicncy.
lie nodded, aud gave 3 Sign sign.
Then, se:th al AR Of closing the suDlect'
Ne said
Il rsnppos tn directors are past res
son. Tou occupy a yery responsible Pc
sition here for ~ young a maE, Mr.. MAJ
tin-not beyond your merits, ] am sure
They Ieaye you d pretty free hand don
taeyf"
/ replied tina. rs far as routine bus
ness went I did much as seemed good IN
say own eyes.
-Routins business? including invest
merits, for Instance" he asked.
Yes" said investments IN the or
dinary course o. business-discounting
bills aad putting money OUT on loan and
mortgage over here. ] place the money,
and merely notify She people at home o.
what I have done"
"a most proper confidence 70 -rsPo'e "
you" the President was good enough t.
say. '-CuuflaeDce Is the Life o. business
You must trust q man. Il would De alb
surd TO max you send home ia" bills
ant deeds, al. certificate s, and rEt' no;
VI course. they wouldn'. a. thai
Though this WAS Il statement. somehow
il also sounded lHse Il question, so al
swered
- a rule tn~7 do me the compliment
Of taking my word. The fact Is, they are
as your excelirncy says, Obliged to trurt
somebody"
Exactly as I thought. And you soms-
times have large sums TO place"
At this point, notwithstanding my re
spect for the President, ! began 10 smell
q rat.
'Oh, no, sir" ] replied, usually very
small. Our business is no. 50 extensive
as we could wish"
Whatever" said the President, look-
ing rue straight in the face, whatever
may be usual, at this moment you have Z
large SUM very respectable sun-df
money in your safe al the bank, waiting
for Investment"
t'How do you know thac?" ] cried
M. Martin! It is no doubt my fault :
/ am TOO prone to ignore eriQrets; buE
you forget yourself
] hastened to apologize. although 1 was
pretty certain the President was conteIp-
plating a queer Transaction, If no fas
burglary.
'-Tea Thousand pardons, our ~exeelIen'
ey. for my most uubecomiug tone, but
ma + ask how you became possessad Of
tEis Information p
's5oGes told me" ne said. simply.
As # world not have been polite to
eapEe4s the surprise ] fet at joiner sitn'
plicity in choosing such q confdant, !
held 1pg peace,
90 be ~continued.)
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
seIden-s Long Wait to- ealth.

Twenty-Five years ago. writes LEM
Scott in Technical World Magazine,
young man with 4 scheme for Z car
rIage 10 be run by y gasoline m0Ia
called upon a large manufacturer Of We
hicles and farm implements. The youns
man had spent years upon lis patent
It's success meant fortune 10 him. and
also triumph over the men who mao
laughed at him So he used lis best
eloqueace TO induce the manufacture
10 put his automobile on the market.
But the manufacturer shook his LEAD
you've been wasting your time on tHa'
scheme" he said. And If l went INTO
it, I'd be wasting my money. No, Sill
even if 1t worked, nobody'd ever care
to ride in your explosion buggy.
The young man was George Is. sef
cen, and what this manufacturer saa
was also said by dozens OF Others. lv
day there are in. use i'll the Cni'eU
States about 10000 'eXDlcsion Dug
gies - and about 40 per cent OF all sasO'
line automobiles made in this counU!
or imported into it are licensed uhde!
the Selden patent-the royalties pau
during the last three years amounting
to SS14,1S3.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
SAVED BABY LYONS LIFE.
Awful sight from thatpreaafpl com

Awful Sight from thatpreadfpl Com-
plant, ~Lnfantile Eezemae-Mother
Praises Caticara Remedies.
Our baby had that dreadful CON
plant. ~Infantile Eczema, which afiilet-
ed him for seyerai montas, eoInmen-
cling 81 tue top of his head, and at last
covering ais whole 59dy bis suffer
ings were untold and constant misery,
IN fact, there was nothing W. would
not have done to have given him re
lief. We lnally procured e full set Of
the Guticura Remedies, and in about
three or four days he bean TO show
a brighter spirit and really Laughed,
for the Grst time ip q year. Ia about
ninety days he vas fully recovered.
Praise for the Gutlcura Remedies has
always been our greatest pleasure, and
there IL nothing too good that w could
say lp their faY9r, for they certainly
saved our bsby's life, for be was the
most awful sight 1 ever behleld prior
to the treatment ~ ~ GpIicura heme-
dies. Mrs.. Maebelle Lyon, 1875 Apple
ton Ave- Parsons, Kan, July ~, 1907
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
NERv0uS DEBILITY
4 Scranton Woman Tells Haw Or.
Williams Fink Pills Msds Her
We'll and Strapa.

MY sbNs AHt.t'tsf - sNN AHf'fNtNa ANsAss
!oF 2 we aoiters EafM As~asas1hanla:
~ ~ eharAeterlzea hlY mentlal aepfessi.an,
iAtR pf ths tfbiHss,f' pr tH!aiaAsiinii inss
9sf sllergY ana Spirits; lhe patients eyes
haeaMs aAil, tha Mnk laass ilahl .ha
HaAseks, seps tshSthv!i9 ~psNaA'sS, HstsssiNss ~
that " ~ althenit W recall aates =
names ~ VIII; Senle 81 these
nniy may, pe present. 81 W 81 thsri; Ahn
system ana tRsfe y ha ihesleipe hsJar
Mninlplea 4ar WIS, putppse thah W.
Williams fink rus
MIS-: iahs I iaY'ss, ~ ny; ala Waf-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
NEst sAcrs Asoyr aoMeglA

~-T
E3sy yrosed Never TO Have Ssr1 G
Seaport.
The question whether ponDeii was .
seaport Ia the strict sense Of the WORD,
OF whether 1t Yves separated from tbs
sea by q strip Of land, was solved de
faete, S. 1879, by a network OF trenches
opened by Ruggero = the dis
pated District, says Prof. Lauctant, IN
HaFpes's Weekly. 1t was ascertatRed
on tbiN occasion that the story OF a
threa-anasted ship. in fact, Of the tag
ship % Piiny, alleged 10 have been
found fear the farmhouse of Messigua
In 1888 was absolutely g~roundless. This
masta, feen and described by the naval
archj text Giuseppe Negfi, were simply
trunks VI cypress trees, Many such
trunks ~ expresses have been found
since. they measure, as an average,
I.42 p13iimeteFs IN circumference, Al
mtlitnleser IN diameter, which seems TO
be tbs proper size for a tree 40 or 45
years oil Their roots are still planted
Ia the sntique itu4us Of the mouth Of
the Sspts9, whereas the trunks are en-
bedded n the laDIlt OF the eruption Of
~, With the help Of these fossil re-
mains the line OF the ancient seacoast
has beer traced from Tore Anaunziata
TO Easteyiammafe, crossing the River
Sarno 300 feet aboYe Its present
mouth. file picturesque roess Of Royig-
liane, the petra iieFeulis OF the Ro-
mans, waieh, before the eruption, we're
sepa Fatetl from the mainland by &
channel 1850 meters wide, come now
within 420 meters Of the shore,
Among those who remained faithful
to duty In spite OF the appalling ctr
eumstl. MES, were the fey soldiers gar
r~isaniEg the city, sixtyvthree skeletons
have bsen discovered In the barracks,
These facts, which | have quoted
from msmory, prove that the number of
the victims OF the eruption within and
near ths Inflated city Ia greater than
was ge3arally supposed-nameiy, from
900 to 100 for the portion excayated up
to 1884 This portion represents four,
tenths Of the whole surface. II the
ratio bS the anne for the districts yet
uneYpiared, the total number OF the
NlNliilS sapS HS wv ~ " W
1900, Admitting the number OF 10000
or 1l,oD as the most probable for the
population, this means that of nine
pampeians n p%ertshed, while eight
succeeded In saving their livea- The
latest discovery deserving consideration
Is that OF a trunk OF laurel-laurua
nohiliss~the plaster east of which lis an
admirable reproduction, In the mass
Of ashes in which the trunk lay buried
prints az marks OF leaves and berries
haeea lanrl-haye been Identified be-
yand deaht, The discovery, studied and
analysed by the professor OF botany In
the University Of Naples and other emil,
Rent specialists, IS Very Important, he
cause 1t brings forth a new argument,
as decisive as Ii was unexpected. on
the controversy concerning the exact
AAaat date 81 che eruption and Of the disap-
nearanes ef peInneil,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12

tedium 7 had somewhat feared, and tAe
young ladies Of WhittingAam did their
best 10 soiaee my exile. As for business,
i found the bank doing a small business,
but a toieraoiy Satisfactory one, and II
we made some bad debts, we got high ia
tsEest on the good ones, so that, one way
or another, / managed TO seud homo pref
~ satisfactory reports, and time passed
on quietly enough in spite Of certain man
ilostariOns Of discomfort among the popg-
iatiou. These disturbing phenomena were
frs1 brought prominently to my notice at
the time when I became involved IN the
fortunes Of the Aureataiaud national
debt, and as all my story turns On this
incident, 1t perhaps is a fl subject for a
new CHAPTER.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
LOOSE TEETH

Made Sound by Eating Grnpe-Nu"
Proper food nourishes every part 0
the body, because Nature selects lH
different materials from the food "
eat, to build bone, nerve, brain, mus
Gle, teeth etc.
All we need is to eat the right kD
Of food slowly, chewing it Well-o~
digestive organs take it up INTO "
blood and the blood carries II q,
through the body, to every little nOV
and corner. r
If some one would ask you, j..
Grape-Nuts good for loose teetn.
you'd probably say, "No, l don :.
how it could be-" But a woman >
Ontario writes:
For the past two years have Us.
Grape-Nuts Food with most eNceNe'
results. 1t seems to take the place :
medicine in many ways, builds up y
nerves and restores the health gene
ally.
"A little Grape-Nuts taken De!o.
retiring sootkes my nerves ana sp :,
sound Sleep (Because it relieves = :
ritability of the stomach nerves 0'''
q predigested focd.) .,t
Before l used Grape-Nuts my =
were loose in the gums. me "e a.
bad / was afraid they would some -
all fall out. Since l have useu nr
Nuts l have not been -
more with loose teeth @aisanneaf
ed and l have Sain 7 beran /
weight and happiness GIVEN b
Postum Pos Co, Battle Creek, Mich no,a y,
.ns s'e eamo No little book, 'The Road
ws,,vins," in pigs. There's a reason
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
Inherited.

Vincent was altogether tp9 g~aTruions
tp school tn please his teachers. Such
ppnishmenfs a. the institution allowed
10 BIZ meted 9pt were tried without any
apparent effect upo the boy, pntil At
last the head master decided TO mention
the Lads faults ppon his monthly re-
port,
so the next report 10 his father had
these words:
tyipcent talks q great deal.H
Back came the report by mall, duly
signed, but with this written In red
Ink under the comment:
NYap ought 10 hear bis moLher.N
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
.TealAy..
NANttNNss
Little Marearet vas 70 taIse her az

Little Margaret Was TO take her frst
bath In the river. A lBe new bathing
eult had been made for her and she
donnet It with great price. Her moth.
er. with s[araaUetls sisters. took her
down. she was very tiAIld about going
In. until she say the others were per
GeQtly safe 10 the water. Then she zen
tured 10, The Watar suddenly grew
deeper and came above her waist, much
10 the surprise OF tie little maid, WHO
cried out IN surprise
ttph, mother, MY bathing suit leaks r.
-HarpeF's Weekly.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12

Less than two years ago, a prospect
or lost his way on the desert, near lne
California line, in Nye County, NeVa'
Ga, and died of thirst. On the spo'
where that mans bo'!y was found Is
now the town of Bullf-oT. y wafer
works plant costing $4,000 supplies an
abundance Of water. There are hole4S
with baths in many rnoms and resi-
dences equipped with all the moue'n
paraphernalia that make for cohlioi|
Electric lights illumine the sueeE
where only the stars of heaven 'ooheO
down on the death of the lonely mlne''
and within the radius of a very lev
miles there are now about 1o,OOo p~1
nle-Reyiew of Reviews.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
Chem Ex-ur.foa. scu1h.

On first and third Tuesday Of ESD
month the Big -Four Railway viii %,
excursion tickets TO o all points y
Virginia. North and South Caralil
Tennessee. Alabama and Georgia, s.
rate Of one fare plus 500, with retU-
limit 80 days. Liberal stopo7er priv.
leses. Write !. =. Spinning, GeDerL
Northern Agent. Us Clark s., Chicag
for further information
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
Hgatus ii nc En.aGeHent.

.foar engagement Will have TO be
Temporarily suspended announced the
SUMMER girl, calmly.
.toh, impossible the young man
vowed.
eIt viii have to be. Ny husband
wr.tes that he As coming down Tor a
weck.p-LouisyilIe CourIer,dournal.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
ararria.e Eailnsea.

Formerly q certain social ban severe
on the few bpt sanitary on the many,
rested or the man or woman whose
marriage had tprped apt 4 failure. II
has beeame the fashion 70 speak 81
breaking the bonds 81 marriage IN az
light . vas as Though one merely cut
cut from . bridge table. The World
and His Wife,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
The l.izn5t of Honesty.

Dora-Never tell flora Auy secrFz
Cora-Can't she keep Them
Dora-Keep them: Why, that g3,
tells people her right age.-C-ersllL
Lender.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
No Time for Hesitation.

weren't you surprised to learn lm
Molly Weldon is going to marry We
Waxley? 1 thought she had her eye /"
Tom Trickey."
Il think she had, but Web presens'
himself first, and she tocs: him as q s0
OF felder's choice"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12

The japanese has formally
opened the port Of Dalny to the com
neree oS the world No duties win be
lessed on imports and exports at that
pc1at. This IS regarded as fulfilling the
promise OF the open door. No Chinese
customs eHce kin be esssafaahsS.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12

Leprosy in Norway has been strictly
limited in prevalence to the laboring
part of the couGmuuity-ta the fisher
men. the boatnlen, and peasants who
teaa extremely hard liTes,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12

BurLed 10y tne Nvry department,
Irea !. Buuuulr. Il rl."i }uenuu Ill the
I.ujtrr States N"v3. has, begun sui
Cor 500 uumugrs against the New
g.grr Auuseru"ur Asso"lutiun winch
cuudu,rs tue s~euvlpw Duurlng pnTIIlon'
BECAUSE Ie was excluded from the
p!uce If amusement On account Of his
sailors uuiforul. NerOvery Of the SUN
paid for the ticket and $500 FOR The
annoyance, modification, iudigptty nnd
humiliation are demanded. This is the
first civil action ever taken TO estab-
lish tlle rights Of United States saiIors
to appear III social entertainments in
uniform. II Is understood than the
Navy department is paying the legal
fees in order To establish Il precedent.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12

Rlueiackets from the ships of the
Australian ~sQuadrons are permitted to
travel free on the New Zealand rail-
ways. u the government considers that
their talk of the country when they re-
turn home viii attract immigrants.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
NotAing LACKING.

rs youT new fiat thoroughly up to
tdAteip
Yes; it has all the modorn .neonyen-
4encesav
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12
Reaewlns xe@theai joys.

"Jt&leH says he eatoys watching q
game 9t Aaseasl aow teSs as much as
he aid when ne VAS q hoy"
Tyesi CLEVER seseSae Is Jlgsess,
WHATS that2N
vWAS, nc always carries into the
gFaad s,aaa q piees OF board With a
kaetAota IN It and peeps az the saGs
threagh tasS philadelphia Press.
The largest carpet in the world IS IN
MA4sses castle 1t Is feFty feet IL
a s S4saeoo stitch,
e& fhe weaving Of it excepted twenty,
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-12

Ths German government profted last
year eyer $4,000 900 hg It's postal, tels,
graphic and telephone systems.