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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-10-12

How often is a fine nature war;
ped, a really good disposition
spoiled by the commission of "A few
timely words of encouragement.
A child receiving nothing but
blame and constant scolding, in
time becomes deal to correction,
sullen and defiant, and in the end
one of those children who neither
hears nor heeds. On the other
hand a child that is oc-
casionally encouraged, is proud OF
pleasing another, consequently is
pleased with himself and urged to
renew exertions to gain a repeti-
ton of that praise so dear to the
human heart, be that heart young
or old.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-10-12
HOME CIRCLE DEPARTMENT

Pleasant Evening Reveries.-A Column
Dedicated to Tired Mothers as They
Join the Home Circle ut Evening Tide.
Crude Thoughts From The Editorial Pen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
Deuti6s 9riefltte.

8sitslt Oas .8Odenblatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
:. .. SSi0iams s. SrO. So.
Nur III bis III MaibiugtOn Muenue,
Sunntpre.

= 5ruu Senrp g. Sopi BON Dritter
Strase itarb am Monta9. sic miro
BON Dem @atten unO 3wei TD6tern
iiberlebt.
IbOmaS Cannon BON SlafelD
StraBe wurbe Samltas an EbrOop
StraBe BON einem StraBenba bnwasen
s~etroffen uno erbielt elm 9ein unters
balb benz Snie sebrO6en.
- Sin Seuer. Oelien @ntitcbunsss
uriaAe nnbefannt lit, oas aber als an9e.
lsst betradtet wirO, jeritOrte friib6reitas
Morsen Den Seiiel. unb Mtai6iuens
raum bel Der q. .. & s. Wt. Spencer
3e6e, eincu Yerluit BON etpa 5000
ueruria9eno, Der ni6t bur1 YerIi6e,
ruus seOeft lit. Die 8erte parsn felt
Der Suipeniion nidt i'm 8etrieb iino
in 'einem Der 9ebaube befanb ii9 elm
Seuer.
= 6rau Sreb. 2inoner bon Drinfer
StruBe entOedte iriib Sonntas Morssn
einen @inbre9er in ibrer 8aderei, ais
tie jebo4 ben Serl erbai9en Wollte, ents
flob er cili9it. Der Serl wuroe BON ibr
oils Yurnel S. Girsinia ertannt uub
ipater in SCRANTON uerbaftet, bod ents
i6loB iid 6rau SinOnsr mad @rfabruns
pom 9ewiiien umitanoen, Jpn wieOer lar.
fen gu laiien, nadOem er ueriprOden
battle, Die Staot gu u%erlaiien.
Wfidael Seriib BON Drinter
StraBe wuroe.. SOnutus gtadt in Der
8Obnuns oes Snbrem Oolof, In Die
man i'm bineinrief, o bieiem, Wti.
6ael Siubola uno @eOrse 9onriib an'
sesriffeu, nm $40 beitobten unb bann
pertlOpft. bis er beinabe beiinnunsslos
mar ; elm Sduitt am 9Opfe beuOtbiste
udt,ebn Stide sur S9lieBuus. 8e.
ribs Gnsreifer Duroen Montas Der.
buitet uno eiuseitsft, bis Der Serlauf
Ieiner Serlesuusen beitimmt lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
- Der Select Council bat beut
llbeno cine Sisun9.

Oer SeleCI SuuHll uut 9Iutt
glbenb cine Sisuns.
- Man slaubt, oaB Der Setra9 bon
~0teubauteu in scranton in oielenl
Sabre bic Summe BON elmer Wfillton
Dollars erreiheu miro.
= Die GutomObilfiibrer 9. y.
8iaiams uuO .. 10. Cole wuroen
ssItsrn pesen gerSeben sesen bic itaOtt'
lde SsrOrOun9 um je $40 beitraft.
= Sine Der 9rOBen Wtai4iuen Der
INSTRUMENTATION fam 9eitsrn
SrOuuus uub Der StraBeubabnper'
tebr mar iniOl9e oeiien u%nau9enebm &C.
fort.
- Die bieiigs 9anSelsbebOrbs ma6t
ben 8erlu9 Die GbofOlaoefabrit, wel4e
in SonesOale etablirt psrceu iollte,
uad scranton Su brinsen. SIS lit bies
oieIelbe Sabrif, an wclder bic Serren
6eater uuo Mudlep intereiiirt iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
staOt nnO G0aatb.

: Setter SOP, Suti6er Der Srau
Cabin Segbolt, muBte Sumitas $40
Strafe uuO bic Soften beIublen, neil
CT elm Pferb %miBbanoelte.
= Die BOliSei uubm i'm usrflofenen
Mtonut iusgeiammt 377 Ssrbaftunsen
Dor unb al Straieu purbe bic re9t
bibi6e Summe BON 50, 91O.75 einse.
t1onulen.
= De- acknowledgement s. s..
Dtu9le, Der 81 Rcaoin9 elmer Sirma
@elS uHteridlagen baben ioa, purSs
6reita9 bier uerbaftet unb ipater borts
bin ;uriid senommen.
- @eil ibr 9ano ansebli6 pom @ulm
unb 8aiier iiberi6wemmt purbe, bat
Sarab s. Goberts am DOnneritag cine
@ntiddoisuHsstlase fir 5000 sessn
bic StuOt eintraseu laiieu.
6. .. Eerpiqi9er, Der bic rid.
itanOisen Steuern Der S9ul.S eb0rbe
folleftiren miro, Elm slei9es fir Die
Staot tbun, inbem er nit Dem ita6ti.
iden S6usmsiitsr cine biesbe,isli6e
Sereinbaruns 9emadt bat.
- Sbi6On es leste ISOLDE bisB, baB
Der Sadamarna @onbufteur Sames s.
Sall BON SinOen StruBe. Der gu 8ater.
Jon, u. g., uerleet mur6e, ii9' pieber
erbolen piirbe, 10 bat ii9 iein 3uituuO
oerart ueriAlimmert, oaB bic Gerjte ale
Soffnnu9 ~auf9e9eben baben.
- Ri9ter &. 6. 9teipcomb iiber.
ianOte an OOnnerita9 brei Snaben oes
&eformi6ulen, nm ibnen eiuen beiie.
rem Sebenswanbel aniu9ewObnen. De-
15jdbrise Bernard Sieriteiu parb benz
GatbOlic Protectorp in Bbilaoslpbia, Der
~12iabriSe Mtartin 9augbnep benz slet.
den Snititut unO Der 15jdbrise SOiepb
GOmitOf Der Suntiu9tOn &eiormidule
iibernieleu.
4 6. GbOmpion, Der rGitB SrOcer"
BON @aibinstOu Sluenue, Der aud
einen 9aoen al 9toro Wtain 9luenue be.
trisb, bat feline beioen 9dOen seidlOHeu
unO rpie es beiBt. Die taOt uerluiien, naf'
benz er ii6 cine uuf $1,000 perani6laste
S6ulbenlait auf9ebirbet bate. guBer
ben @nsrobbanolern befla9en audi uiele
SunOen iein 5Ortseben. ba iie ibn fir
@aaren %be3ablten, Die 3bOmpiOn nidt
ablieferte.
- g8eil W~tar9aret Soffman an9eblit
ben Sobn 8order UNI S. beltabl, purs
DC Ite uuf Die snflase bes Borber pers
baftet, bieier mesen unOrSentli6em Se.
tra9eu aud einseitedt uuo 5uoem nod
sllice Brandt wesen Saltcn zines uns
orOentli6en Sauies uerbaftet, mo ii6
Der Diebitabt ereisnet baben iOu. 8ei
einem Samitas ab9ebaltenen Serb6r
wurben Die swet Sraueu ie $50 unb
Soften b%sitraft, wdbrenb ROrder nit
SIS Strafe cutfam.
- Serr u. 9. Stride, 8erwulter Oes
0ew gorter 3weisbuuics BON Is. GO.
9fi6ter & Co., Sabrttauten bes beriibm'
ten .Snter 9ain @rpellcr, befanb ii6
p~erfoienc ISOLDE fir mebrere Gage in
Scranton, I'm I'M Snterelie isiner
6irma gu mirteu. Gr mudte babel bic
niat weniS erireulide Gntoeduns, BAT
Elm biciiser Rfiffitus ben &ubm oes
rgntsr 9uin @rpellrr" benuste, nm
cine miuberwertbise 6ali6uus Osielbcr
auf Den Mtartt Su brin9en. Serl
Stride miro wubrideinli6 ben Setreiieur
ben geri1tli6 belau9en, aber mittler'
peile iOGte nal bel aufauf Scs rGntel
Fain Grpeller" Oaranf ieben, SaB maj
ben ettsu unb teinel6ati6un9 betOmmt
EaT llnterri4t I'M Slapieripiel er
theilt inter 9iinitiSen SeOiu9unSel
Srauleiu emma Siren. 519 Piue Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
Serlanat:

Gin tbrliHtr, autstptdttr uub frsbiamsr
Ranu, um bic linton Central esbsnsptrs
Osisn jabrIits Dipipsuesn bJabsnbs Gcmpa.
nitu. 8tr ben rs9isn Rann elm grntutranas
GSntraft @ttetnbtit UNI tin @si&dft fur
bic 3ufuuft aufupbausn. asbrtifrt 3. 8.
Eapts, @tnsrdf assnt, 846 Sisb Straet,
@iQinmsp0rt, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
MprS Scrantpn.

w SNhN
223 Deacon StraBe fano man geitern
Wiorsen ben 2eiduam zines SGu9'
lings. Oils Die Mtutter bes SinOes lit
bic leOise asatti Wtaiulasfi pom 4o7
Deacon StraBe uerbaftet woroen.
- @Obie. Der jusenOli9e Sobn bes
@bmuro GObinion bon DAT StraBe,
t~lstterte Dienitus uuf einen 8aseu unO
uls er auf 3uruf oes 9reibers wieoer
Idnell abipriu9en wOllte, uerfin9 lid
iein re6tes Yein i'm Gao unO wuroe
9ebro6en. aud erbielt buS Sinh b6ie
S9rammen am @eiidt uuo SOrper.
- Der 16 Sabre ulte @lmer 6ennel
pom 1851 albright auenue mar an
Oienita9 in ben 8iliams Drop Sors
sins 9Berten oamit bei9dftist, einen
5rsibriemen auf elm 8ao ju befeiti9en,
Der Hiemen 9litt ab uuo traf ibn nit
iolher Wuht i'm @eii6t, oaB er cine
gnSabl Shdrfun9cn erlitt unb Elm Au9e
i6ner uerleet wuroe.
- 3mei S4winoler, Die lid oils
agsnten pom iwei WtOuutsiAriiten aus
9aben. beitablen am 6reitas bic @attiu
oes Soli;iiten BERT Steuens nm $40,
inoem lie nit benz @elo peri6wanoen,
anltatt es. ME erpartet, wedieln Su
laileu. Damn ersab es ii9 aud Iuerit,
baB Die Serle S6winoler waren, Die
cine anSabl 5rauen nm ibr @elb erleiA'
teri batten.
- antbonp Rlce BON Bird StraBe
unb Wieplsrt guenue ioll am 20. Wfai
Dem @eOrse Veiains BON Serbinano
Stra6e feds Baar 9oien uno adt
usberrOde 9eitoblen baben. Hice be-
itano Samita9 elm 8erb0r unb oa er
Die sefOroerte Siirsi6ait pom $500
nidt leiiten founte, wuroe er BEN Sc
fdu9niB iibernieIeu.
- Sorace, Der 9jGbri9c Sobn oes
Sames @reelD o Wiliam StraBe,
fiel Monta9 abenb BON Der Sroao
Stra6e Bride auf bic Saurel Sinie
9eleiie, cine OiitanS BON 25 SuB. Gr
wuroe bsiinnun9slOs eiueu j3oa pom Der
t0btlihen leitenben S6isne aufseiur'
ben (; pie Ialimm feline S~erleeunseu
iino. fOunte our 3eit ni6t feit9sitelt
meroen.
= Sin feurises 9elpunn BferOe oes
Contractors 9Siliam Bafer branuts
Srsitu9 an EbeooOre StraBe ourd,
rannte bel Der Ginmiiouus an Miain
9loenue in bic Sffice Oes Contractors
9. s. Gibbons uuo bei9dOiste bic
6rout oerielben iebr fart. Die Suh'
fibrsrin, SRI. a9nes Purcell, bic am
5enlter arbeitets, fOnnte serabe in j3eit
%fortlauieu, nm Serlssun9en gu entse'
ben.
- 6rau Go9er Speus BON Sprins
StraBe benuste am DOuuerita9 elm
2uantum @aiolin, Inn Elm Sener in
ibrem Sii6euofen an3ujiuoeu, nobel
Der lei6t entSiinbli6e Stoff erplcbirte.
Srau Spens puroe in Slammen 9es
biilt unO 10 i6limmm U%erbrannt, oaB
iie m0sli9erWeiie fterben mug; man
bra6tc iie in fritii6em i3uitanO uaA
Dem Stuut SOipital. Die Slide parb
our6 ben Sranb aud fart bei6Ioi9t,
ebe bic pom Saiten 81 alarmirte 6euers
webr Die Slammen bewGlti9t bate.
Die 6rau crlas, Wie erUartet, am 6rsis
tag MiOrsen ben erbaltenen Serles'
ungen.
- 0aS neue oeuti9e Sbeater in
Ybilaoelpbia wirb am 10. september
e%rOiiust werren.
@eneral Der Snfantcrie b
Stulpnasel, cOmmanoirenoer Seue
raj Ses v. armeecOrps in ROien, ia
feineu Abifieo aenommer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
gSOat Sbr Sirser perOea?
Srassu, psIts ttst Dirisnissu tsantpOrtsn
miNsn, bic girsu Der Ser. Staaisn
trtresn pp1tn.

Sol6e uuslanOii6e Rerionen, Wel6t
8iirser oieles 9anoes weroen mOllen,
buben cine Priifuus Dor benz Ridter 5u
beItebeu, nobel ie 9ewiiie 6ragen be-
antworten miilien, UNI ibre Sirser'
I6eine erbalten ~ fOnuel. lin iOl4eu
4eriOnen Soften gu %eriparen, melfe iit
mandmul fir cine 8elebrune oieier
Sraseu bel auwdItsn besubIen miiiien,
uer6ffentli6eu mir biermit Die fol9enoen
Sraeen, bic sepObnlid an iie Uor9ele9t
meroen uub bic lte gu beantworteu
baben
Sra9e: 9Ser ma6t Die @eiese fir
bic Ser. Staaten?
antwort: Der GongreB Su Ba'
lbin9ton.
Srase: aus pie uiel Sauiern be-
ltebt Der @On9reb?
Gntwort: glus swsi Sauiern.
Sra9e: @ie beiBen bic beiben 9au'
Ter?
Gntport: Seuut unO Otepraientun'
tenbaus.
Srase: Suben sic bic Serfaiiuns
seleicn?
antWOrt: So.
Sraee. 28ie piel Seuutoren iGidt
ieber Staat mad @aibin9ton?
Gutwurt: 3wei.
Srage: 9luf sinen 3ermin BON Die
uteie Sabre weroen iie erwabIt?
antwort: Se6s Sabre.
Srage: User erwablt tie?
Gntmort: Die 9~esistutur eiues ies
ben Staates.
Srase: User mar Der erite Rraii'
bent
Gntwort: George @aibiu9tOn.
Srase: User lit sesenwdrtiSe Rraii'
bent Der Ser. Staten
gntmort: Sbsooore 2oOieuelt.
Srase: g8ie uiele WtitslieOer Oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erwablt ieoer
Staat? nsEaai
gntwort Sc mad Der Gnsabt Der
Burger.
Srase: User erwdblt ben YraiiOen'
ten?
Sntwort: Die @lettoren,
Srase: @ie LANCE lit Der Prdiibent
i'm amte?
antwort: Sier Sabre.
Sruse: User erwdblt Die Reprdien'
tanten?
Gutwort Oas Yolt.
Srase: 9lui wie LANCE werben its
erwGblt?
9lntwOrt auf Swei Sabre.
Srass: User ma6t bic 9eiese Sieies
Staates?
antmort: Die Sesislutur in OAR
%risbur9.
Srase: Bas lit Der llnteri6ieb Smi'
I6en GonsreB unO 9esislatur?
slntwort; Der GOusreB maAt Die
9eisss fir bic Ser. Staateu, bic Se9is'
latur fir ben Staat.
Srase: @aun wuroe Die unabbdn'
Si9feit erfldrt?
Intmort : Im 4. Suli 1776.
User Der en9liideu Spra4e niht poll'
itdnois md6tig lit, tbut gut caran, iid
bic obisen 6ruseu uuO autworten in's
Gnslii6e iiberiesen Su laiien uno iie cir
paarmal Our63uleien, ebe er auf's Sc
ri6t ssbt, UNI feline SiirSerpapiere ber'
aussunebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06

- Su 2onOOu, England, Ssiste
ous GbermOmstsr 1923 @rao in Der
Sonne unO 81 @rab i'm S6atten an.
Sine an5abl BON PsriOnsn iinO am
Sisi6la9 seitorbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
&teaeaeim6.

96dsr une CONDITION. psIHsr In allen 5siltn
arbtitsn fam, fuht Q. cpsr 8. alafs bausrnhs
Sitluns. abbuifrt an 6 n S%tbrtubt,
46 9irfstt Strabt, Carbonate, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
sDc5talttdten
tn uaierer 9ausbalts Mbtbeilnng TIT Grbgei9Ok.
gm 9~unnerfas, Treitag, samfas naO Montas,

~ Stid Observation-Disclosures. SRbid per5et nit Observation-Disclosures. 9roBe
SOrte. uno uue Ifulter. @uter SDGtb gu $3.50, ipeJel fir $3.50 -
10 stid SnietenAScHrdr. Sabid OtOrirt, uue 6Ormeu. @uhr gSatb gu
$3.50, ipeGel fir 1925
8 Bmt Srorue S~beetSpfr. Guter 8ertb 3u rs Gents. ipeJel fir 10 Gents Y
Saue Safen uub tlntrraFen. 6abite efOrmtge Saigon. guter gSertb gu
10 @ents, ipGea fir 8 @ents 9.
Sancp China Seler. G1Ortrte SlumeuOetOratoneu. @uer gertb ju 10
Gents, ipgel fir 5 Gents I
Maion 1 Quart Jra6tfanusu. SpSieaer Rus, 55 Gents Oas Dusenb
6rudttauueu Rinse, reues 9ubber. f..
Srutttauuen Ssdel, por;elansefaBt. "a F" +.
Seab @lain nit SetSsdel, ] uub ! 9mt. i" 20 "
Sael Srinfsldia, Ore. Sorten sur S8abt. " % "
8lumrntGpf, nit lntertaGen, ipSiel mabreub oidem 8ntauf: 3 3oa Gr6Be,
fir 3 G@ts.4 3Oa @robe, 4 Smts-5 3Oa Srobe, 5 @mts-6 3Oa
GrUBe, 10 Gents-1O 3a GrOBe, 25 @ens-12 3l @rOBe, As Gents
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06

-
@tr 3etgen
Neme
Tan(D
SeiOe

lSeioe, bas meiit peibli6e aler 5abri'
fate, lit ais iiuuusrwaubt fir Glesan3
In Slei6ern 9emoroen. sgaSksaN
Inter unIerer auswubt fiaSet bic mos
Sebafte Dame jsOe @etessubeit, I'M
ibren @eI6mud in SeiOe su beirieciSen
fir StraBensebruud, @mpfanSe unb
Gben6fleiOer.
Bir Seisen OieIe ISOLDE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06

- OaS nsue oeuti6e Ebeater in
gbilaOelpbia pirS am 10. september
e~rDffnst werben.
- @eneral Der Snfantcrie b.
Stulpnusel, cOmmancirenoer Sene'
raj oes v. armeecOrps in ROien, bai
ieiusn abidieb senOmmer.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-01

zee sttfss sssa sfisaEAS s.sAxles fFew
$500 1ewB ~ aVe 1ajsAAfssssssl Tbss
means thai h laFse gssgssfsess ~ tbs
sntirs population hsds engfsyates..tt ~
farms sNa r&aehes. s1aEhs aasiy snA
yearly - etas fsateflsi ssstfis sssa
prosperity ~ the state.
Il doHsf farm sIsy more" ss16 one
Mali 20 me ss we sst on the porch ~
M comfortable home IN . thriving
haHn Of 5000 psopiss ~ AsH,s ssgs
to. 4 did for Time ard maids monsy
~ II This money kept putting into
land, and IL 2 ssseft tins accumulated
an extensive tract. Some ~ this 4
rent out. and some has been sold At
prices which have made ms ludspead-
emit. As you see. we live 10 comfort
and don,t have 70 ~ofy about srrf-
thing.
And this mans history has many.
many duplicates ali over South Daifo-
Ga. The state js full OF men who hase
grown wealthy In the same vay. just
as theusands Of others are doing nov.
In the western section OF south Da-
kofa fs today the richest farming Sec
tion Of land that awaits settlers In
the United States. Part Of this II free
homestead land: other parts have to
be bought from owners. but at prices
that are simply nominal. The drum
mer whom have quoted above In this
article said to me:
II recoiIect some years ago when l
could have bought land In the eastern
part Of this state at SO and fl5 an
acre didn't do II. Why Well. II
looked too cheap 70 me- Today that
same land II selling Tor anywhere from.
SEQ 10 $50 an acre. II Isn't worth
cent IN acre more. a. far a. produce
tivencss goes. than IT was ten years
ago. but as population comes I'm Land
values 90 up.&
I'm not going to be left again. how
ever I've rot . section Of land out
here In thu western part Of the state.
and what ! ntsssd In the eastern part
/ am going to make MP In the west
ern. Herbert yanderhoof In Sioux
City Journal.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-01


When the independent telephone CON-
panies first began to come together in
conventions to exchange experiences,
one fact was always commented upon
with great curiosity By the managers
" town or city plants. says Success
This was that they invariably me- with
failure In their endeavors to induce
farmers to put In what are known as
lockout devices. By means OF which
every telephone on party line becomes
practically private wire.
In cities. the party line IL considered
q great nuisance. because there u no
privacy In conversations. and all the
bells on the line are rung each time a
subscriber calls. Naturally, the manag-
ers OF plants figured that this objec-
ton prevailed In the country also: but.
almost without exception. they found
that one OF the great attractions 10 the
farmer was that his telephone did ring
every time the other sixteen or twenty
people on the Tine rang np. sud that he
could bear or be overheard IN CONVEX.
safion. II was practical demonstra-
ton Of the social hunger the farmer
has endured for centuries. and which
Ii now ended. thanks To the arrival os
telephone competition.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-01
CANCERS RAvAoEs.


than In Large Cities.
The popular notion that New York and
,ther great cities are becoming more and
more the home Of cancer. because they
stfer certain conditions Of life peculiarly
favorable TO the development OF that dread
disease. Il overturned BY a discovery just
announced By Prof. Guthrie Mcdonnell.
who bases his statements on an elaborate
study Of the latest government statistics.
covering every case Of cancer In every
part OF the United States for term Of
years.
II Is now clear. hi declares. thar while
GAMER Is undoubtedly rapidly on the in.
crease the growth and the mortality are
far higher in the rural districts than In
the cities. Persons employed In hard out
of-door labor seem Sore liable TO the dis
ease than those following sedentary ocesi-
pations. II il markedly prevalent in we'll
wasered and well timbsred regions, Hike
the Pacific Northwest.
Women are more subject 10 cancer than
men. In fact. woman IL about twice
AZ likely 10 have cancer ~ II man.
Cancer mortality Il highest after the tiJth
gear VI life. and after the 4ath year Ii
greater among the unmarried Of hsth
sexes than she married. The general Nv.
craze arr o. death from cancer i -
years
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-01

Maine rAys hsw ss~mentasy t<aehefs -
averzs~ II ti.1O gay Ter 5ts d&ss =
fhs gear
cur IL sssa esssNs ensi tpwas II Assssr
eswsrfts shere arr IA tisa Inst bars p
nofnAi seaehers-
Complaint has ss~n nads II 4 fsw q
she counties OF Aiahsm. It'll tn sssIsply
81 gIeesssea teachers Il ne sasasl - the
slealn nj. y
Sew York 6sfy has dierDx~s~d aa@t-
Inx trnans psIulNfssn. sstimassd ~ froaa
2na to a.nOa. among the csaI bArxes
snossssi assnx the Natsr frprt.
Haron Takski says sour-hfths " To
japanese hoys are new studying EnxlsxA,
ana thar II viii scsn b~csae the hnxaaxs
IL Japan ana later a sae World.
rref. Simon Newcemh. whose ~k~Eak
ui~encex Of an Axsso1omsr~ was recently
published has bevn Aenorsd ~ Enp<Fes
william wlfh the order. Apear merits fot
ses~ne~ and aria"
The State board ex heaIsh 81 AfiHn<sck1
has Issued an order proAlsstsnx esa<unR-
tIves frpsn sesxhinx. and u r~fasEnk admies
sion 60 tie schoels Of ehiIirwn ailssse-
with fubercuis~aS
prof. JaAn Bassets Meore. go sf -
mast PECULIAR members ~ she fasuity ~
Cuiumbsa rasverssfg. Aas written The enlx
history aad dlxess u intesnafssaal afbf
tratien Ia extstsnre.
A r~cens oplniea By the AtsoxneF Gen.
ssal III Alahama u thar 4 j. snlswfni
for the teacher ii ~ e0Fy isr the papsIs
on IL teach wrlsinx Ia any other $50 -
sspt By the H~e ~ the adspasa ceps nssk-
Average meafhly wases u teachers u
9Asa.---J ewnsAip AistFirs& eiefueaxary
.rhosss. sn~n. So ysanea. 50 hsxh
srhoo,s. snsa. 0ss: wxsn~a. 81. SeparAts
aissssets. elementary -sAsel~. msa 50
wessea. Ssss high srhanl< m~n. 81.
wouaan. So
rrsneessn. I'll. has semrshinx unasaal
In the way 81 4 parentk meeFinx. Ties
saeet ane~ a Essash and esannistss i
appointed Al sach nssetaux % provide e.
anA take charge ef taw arxs me~sias 1hs
average stseairnrs = I'D ahd falls sns'
halt are men,
A nnssansi ~,iusssisasi eonxr-ss b u
b. hid in Mexisa next year Il th* esi
IL the federal gssernn@at. IT. pvlnespAl
/ shjevs, j. disen~<isa ~ The ursless " pat
tlag I'll. psslle sraeoss usasi~r the yont~e
IL The tsisFal esveFnmwnl- A. presessl
shey AZ. nns~r EAs esasrai Of Tie sNrssss
Ssste&. ii ssaas u WAieA shey are nesl
ard sense god.
Df. A. Rsuh~sa. a nasea rresesssr y
lauxuases III Kansas lily. Ma has -
s~pssd sali u the University u neFlin
III wlia eater ngssa Ms ansie~ this asaash
liz Is ii present cnsA<sd u writing /
Mask 81 The hEsfsvy az sfnesslAs IA O.
Taited States.
Tae fSu~ ssus III Cksraes nafNsa. ~
thar ii fAe tssarasn At SPECIES. Asx IL
seissssissA SsF sssszxv Il the rGSsA,
pralassas as asxaaasms AZ CamAs Ass
lIo3aee Darwin ms lvsa ssxsristssi wssssl
HIN Il hls wsTk fFaurss nsrwia II
botsnsx and Msiay l.soasrsl nsrwsn !.
reasEaassers
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-01
.srlNolNEss or THE RICH.
Some Schemes Of womea Of wealth
for sayfng Money.

Some Schemes Of W0men Of wealth
for sayfng Money.
A young woman who acted for time
AZ secretary to prominent New York
society woman tells some remarkable
tales OF the small meannesses Of the
very rich, says the Cleveland Leader.
she says her patroness. whose wealth
touches the million mark. was. In the
nrst place, one Of the most successful
smuggiers on this side OF the water.
bringing over hundreds OF dollars
worth of gowns, jewels. iaces and other
expensive articles every year. free Of
duty. by means Of faise~bottomed
trunks, putting soiied Wristbands and
Things In new gowns to make them
appear old. and resorting to the vari-
ous other Gubterfuges known to that
large class of wealthy women who de-
vote much of their time and ingenuity
In devising ways Of cheating the gov
eminent OF duties And this they do
not merely to save money which they
ding about recklessly in other dIrec-
tions-but because they think 1t clever
to get the better" of some one.
This society woman boasts among
her acquaintance Of another scheme
Cor saving money OF which she Is par
ticulariy proud-that or having Inn
ported cloaks. dresses and hats sent
home ION approval from the shops. 10
that her maid may copy them, and re-
turning them next day to be credited
to her account By this means she IL
able to duplicate for the bare cost of
the materials patterns which the Inn
porter has paid heavy duties to bring
from abroad for his customers. The
shopkepers are perfectly aware OF this
practice, but. as the woman IL a
charge" customer. they have no re-
dress. II they refuse to take the article
back she will refuse to pay them.
Then. too. rich women are nothing IL
not capriclous. Fashionable modistes
frequently have to sell to second.
hand dealer for SIS $50 gown that
has been thrown back upon her hands
after 1t has been ordered by wealthy
patron. But the greatest sufferer Is
the shoemaker. who viii often have
returned to him shoes made to at some
customer whose feet are peculiar
shape or are not mares These. Of
course. are utterly useless. yet It Is the
poor man and not the rich woman who
must suffer the loss And the trades
people dare not complain. for the
women who do these things set the
fashion, and II their patronage Is with
drawn most of the other customers win
leave. too. So the tradesmen must grin
and bear II.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-01
eaters Rsa vida wias.

Al the washinxsen hemv of ex-senator
JOAN u. Henderson u Missouri Thursday
she entire cantenss - his wsne cellar. con
tssning rare old beverages % The value of
$1,000 was poured Into The ssreet gutter
ID the preseaes Of large eonRaay Of
the members III the Eniepsna~ns Order ~
lseehahi,e.. Sss hang ara Mr.. and Mrs
Henderson joined the order Nad became
tesnperaaee a6socate&. Not being willins
"a seli Of give awsy The wine.. on prin-
eipls. II vas resolved ~ destroy Il.