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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
Leaao. and New York Both Call Hi.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1s.-Rev. Charles F. Aked- pastor of Pembroke chapel, who has been considering . call to the pastorate of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church. New York city. has now re- ceived a call from famous London church. unnamed. but believed to be Spurgeon's tabernacle Pastor Akcd says he is now the most perplexed man in England. and be must take time to decide between London and New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
Fur Top Beauties

for sweetheart. wife or sister. King Dodge was the very first in Water bury to introduce these comfort givers for women who must do house work on cold floors. Black. Brown, Red. Wine. Gray. Green. White and Gun metal, soc, 5sc. 75c, s5c. S1, $1.25 and $1.50. Keep warm the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
Expect to Get Hick. Out Alive.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Dec. 1S.-A message from the power house of the Transit and Light company, just across the river from the Edison plant. said that the rescue party was within seven feet of Hicks. the entombed miner. who was imprisoned by a cave in ten days ago. They expect to get him out today.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
DODGE'S
 RUBBER PARLOR

will rubber and arctic hundreds. Felt boots for men at e. s2.25. s2.5o s2.75 and s3. Little boys and big ones at 31.15. s1.25. s1.50. s1-s5 and s:. Rubber boots high and low. arctics in |. 2. ] and Buckle as we'll as Button-all styles and sizes. at s5c to s2.75- A variety as large as in any so-cailed Rubber Store. The king does business on the BIG PLAN and Is never undersold.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
N1w EAsINsT OFFICERS.
V. H. lssety, .. '. Denapart~ and 0s-
 4nelS. Dtrans Sworn In.

SAes ss. Gtrans Sworn In.
 WASHINGTON, Dec 1s. - William H. Moody, formerly attorney general, entered upon his duties as associate justice of the supreme court of the United States, thus bringing the court up to Its full membership.
 Having, as Is customary, taken the regular oath of office in the robing room, hA was preceded into the court chamber by all the other members of the tribunal When he reached the desk of the clerk of the court, he stop ped. while the other members contIn- ued to their seats,, Mir. Moody was garbed, like all thf other justices, in a long flowing robe.
 Chief Justice Fuller proclaimed the presence of the new associate. The clerk then read Mr. Moody's commits
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
Bishop McC,abc Dying,

New York. Dec 1S.-Bishop Charles C. McCabe of Philadelphia was said at the New York hospital to-day to he in serious condition. No in- provenient was noted since last night. when hope of his recovery was aban- doned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18

Captains Body Taken From Hudson.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-The body of Louis Poucher, forty-three years old. of Oswego. \. Y.. was found in the Hudson river. Poucher was captain of a Lehigh Valley railroad canal boat and had been missing from the boat since last Thursday. It is supposed that he was accidentally drownea-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
NEWS SLIPPERS

Cant waste the space. Every woman in Waterbury knows Dodge is the Slipper King. Some of these women will go to their regular shoe men. Hundreds tincluding some who buy shoes elsevhereD will come directly to Dodge. Other scores will try elsewhere. and then select from the largest slipper stock in all Con necticut. Slippers direct from the factory. in huge case lots. soc. s5e. s5c. s1. s1.25. s1.5o and 3z
 Given under His Maiestys Hand and Seal this 18th day of December. 1906.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
While Yet .7' wa M.v,

Life is short, and we have never too much time for sladdening tho hearts of those who are traveling the same journey with us. On! be swift to love; make haste to be kind.--Amiel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18

2 sion and administered to him second oath, commonly known as the judicial oath. In this affirmation Mir. Moody made solemn promise to administer justice without partiality. to do equal right to poor and rich and to perform properly all the duties of the office in accord with the constitution of the United States.
 Former Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte was then intro duced to the court as the new attorney general by the solicitor general.
 Oscar s. Straus was sworn in as sec retary of commerce and labor. and for mer Secretary of Commerce Metcalf assumed office as secretary of the navy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
BARE FEET of the KIDS

as they batter about these cold mornings. A little investment will save doctors bills. Felt Sole and Leather Sole slippers at 35c. 3sc and soc. Fur Top Juliettes at soc. 5sc. ssc. 55c. s5c and sl.
 Haven't spoken yet of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
HIGGINS to burn

Biggest variety ve have ever shown. Astrachan in Brown and Gray. White Jersey, Leather. Brown. Blue. Red and White Corduroy. all at ssc the pair. Brown Corduroy ssc. Canvas soc and 15c- Child's Jersey Black and Brown with brass buttonsD soc. Girls ssc-. women's 5ee. 75c and ssc-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
WHIST.

Nov that cooler weather prevafls. whist will again hecoue the pauline surirr the winter Do1thsL Tn sfI- verware ve win cell solil silver teo- snoous Ssc to e1 eaeh. taAleupoms Sa. s1-.s and ez-Se eaeA. All kis6s q uo~eIfies suit1ble f0r prfDa Wafca for our biG 1Ale. coumgD<11E 0c1n&or IS lnstlng tuo VA 1no xn6o q |G<xu1e1 co
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
nsy<v 5ef wsssssrysr N,,s,sp.

HEFsV Sof Wa9p94kyHN. Stpslep. | .L(1kD0N. De 1A SItswes -dsciared ip the lobblescf the house of commons last night that James Bryce, chief sec. retary for Ireland. had accented the post of British ambassador al Wash. ington in succession to Sir Henry Nor. timer Durand. f,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18

and plenty with gifts boarding gift King? Progress system largest night parcel
 Fitzpstrick selling and he will night days making people you sppered Kings The open and the King welcomes you F- ' fst-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23
Snip SINKS IN CRASH.
Steamer Dix Gers Dawn In rugct
sound After Collision.


sound After Gaslfxian.
The steamer Dix, Captain T. Leg-
mon, bound from Seattle for Port
Rlakeley with passengers. sank IN
ruact Sound. two miles north Of
Alkl Point. Monday night after
having eollided With the steamship
Jeanne. Captain T.. II. Macon ~ the
Alaska Coast Company. Forty one pase
sengers and members Of the crcw ef
the Dix are missing AMI taigss nine
we're saved. The Dix N a igfai wreess
The Jeanle was MT damaged aud
member OF her crew was hst. The
master VI the Dix aas mssssesi
The collision occurred With tlif
sound was almost a. smooth ~ 4 mill.
pond and after the hsafs had hrsn
steas.ing within sight Dg eaell atsssr
for D quarter Of An ieaf. The IeAnlas
was hmektn. when she reiissrsi With
the Dix aud the Impact aas slight.
The Dix was struck abaft If amid
ships sTi tlar sfarloard Nlde. shs list
ed heavily 60 port. rigllfsd lserss and
then SANK STERN tisss. There wa aars.
Ii time 10 launch life RATS of boats
before she was submerged.
Passengers tumped from he dlscks
tnto the water. women screamed anil
officers and nen called orders Tint
sousd hardly b. heard above the din.
Passengers who could sNla INSIDE their
way TO the sides 81 the JeaIl1e aad
we're dragged ahoard. The Jeanne Mas
not moved until after al who had
yeaeised her had heen hanied aboard
Then she eruissad about. picking mp ~ex-
erai who bad heen able "a stay al,ase
water. There were 40 passengers aa
this Jeanne. The DIX was making the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23
New Quartz Process.

DIR. Arthur l.. Day of the Carnegie
geophysical laboratory at Washington.
according to an article in the Technical
World Magazine, has discovered new
process of making quartz glass while
working with his electric furnace. Here
tofore quartz glass. which is simply
quartz melted and allowed 10 cool with
out recrystallizing, has been obtainabie In
such small quantities that il was worth
its weight in gold, the globules being used
to make small vessels and lenses. Now,
by the employment of high temperatures
and pressures, DIR. Day has turned out
solid plates of quartz glass / inch thick
and 6x2 inches. The pressure used Is 500
pounds to the square inch and an alter
mating current producing heat of 1000
degrees. In quartz glass vessel gold,
copper or silver may be melted or dis
titled, and it will not break even when
cold water touches it at white heat.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23
DIG cao7s AND cAa Shortages.
Railroads Unable 20 Nupesy Nemns
n MISREPRESENTATION

8ENfkF0AMN UMBte - NUHE4Y MNWM@
- TFansperfnsfoa.
There has never bcsn fifne. nof i'm
p'y this scar. bus ID an, presioa. y<&F.
whsn THERE was such pressing demand
iur MI ths ruling stoek that ~ sh< III
Il.sss could mnsser. ana that Ii Services
nA'e coalition. Aays TIE Ho*sen Tr&n
sevsps. nar asefs hsisasne nslisaal pre
duetloa his appawnfly cauxhf - m.
awares TIE West II eampiaIniax lead
b aasnass Mnxsifs. It ear S1lnrfsse. m
fhe Falirsasss arr eaaEfassea with o.
he#viest responsibility HI slsrIr tieseFx II
IL lHsk af naavissg crops Prosperity dees
nas eaassss Ut ahanllamee na=rels. hut ~
ii fsrEllties far mygins mi aIetrihntinG
mAaa awaits Il Is the galekszx Tins mi
~ reasonable rates. Isus sAsFs Asr *<s3
H.anY embarrassing hsseas<w Il she preen9
situation, wAIeh his heeoHs* = sfxntnN1
that kAIpIsr3 are ii sssnA rNxs* sekaAfIy
charging To- ETafsir manaxere viii iss4us
garafing an arslsielaI ~ Iatalfse.
This. haw~svr. n not prossahas ~
Eannos snaxsns ant advantages prexent -
RFesperssse. likely q anerAe ~ ~ raa&u
frDsa il poiEey Il having ~ exsfes a -
ishahle gsei0 II Tn hanls N nrpf:seex3
III IT igssAsa but tetwa@n t. slfsstnesF mn1
Ire eaFfisF are kaFss sIass A n=sfxA.atN
shippers Aaa exporters. ard Ia1xy ~ the
naea miso are feelias she nersasxs azsd n
most gsanieks sirain that easnsA fr~a Co.
Restiun and sirIay, The rszass III slzranxh
tie Nsst are operating Ehrir shepN u
their failew eanaeigy q iaff*azs shelf
rolling efesk. and sisss x1ssfBtiaA IL A8azf&
emphasizes tie faes To- any vunss1e<1r
bic strike aasonx eafxaep nses, waa;d u
particularly depisrsd II - tiase*
4 variant II his tkeuhle h khe difx-
Guilty experienced u shk Arso*fsak farn-
ers In MAINS il settshw tazrir pstasn srap
IT, marker The yield there N anprees-
esnfal. he essimase h~Inx 11.OkN100d
basi.eis. has sssn wifA rriIars mi xtors-
hea~es buixing. fear l. snIerfasnea fkef
cold weather wiIi rssne before fhs 5mpef-
fact lneans " transportation en- reiiexe
shen. We eaa hardly held tn Bio liz
responsible for thls ssAts ct think4 hnt
ID i .auae the less 4 assneF manifsststfea
Of the same general zhawtaxe. II pr0haklg
means. alss that saGfrasa lines il ncr<A.
era Maine ARE bscessstng snsdFuaats % ~
development nx lhaf sertiuns
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23
Numerous News Notes.

japan is for the open school door.
mat sI5,oOo,ooo soap trGst sounds
like bubble.
0his has knocked the piers from under
the Bridge Trust.
They viii have TO stop making currant
jelly cut of cows hoofs.
Cuba wakes up with headache, empty
pockets and owing money.
what we really need is government
ownership of congressman.
TIE wild automobile Is one thing that
doesn't discriminate in favor Of the mill
ioAaire.
Philadelphia induiges in the kind Of
dramatic criticism the hens lay
Gov. Magoon Is going TO clean Cuba
up II the cyclone don't do II Tor him.
Germany ate lies dogs and si,3i2
horses last year. This Is enough to give
Chicago jealous ft.
The skeleton of horse 10 feet high has
besa fsand In Wyoming. They'd be won
aers N q steepiechase.
A long as we get oyer million ina1at
gsants . year the race suicide movement
asssas seriously affect the census ~
tnrns
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23
News &c s1inor xees.

Al the elsssnx session IL tAs Natlenni
Association os Rnrai Mall Carriers Al
lanfa, Ca. woa out Tor The nexf eonvxa-
tien. Ths eoHvvHtion met 1t Peoria.
Frank VI. MaeA. f.sr naany pears !
newspaper laan and fernsxiy superin-
tendsnf III the eastern aiylsSoa al the A.
soeiassd Press died Il sansA Ana. Oh.
pf consumption
Clifford pinehet. ehEef u he bnrsaa q
forestry, hrs ezpFsssd Krari6~atioa th4k
there has heen onls one hlx fire 90 IN
reserves durinz lid sasntaer The harmed
srea did not saeeNa prehahty ORG aoue
aerxs-
Albert Il. Isatviek. convicted muF1erxr.
has requested Cos. IlExssms of New rork
rot 10 enteFsaEn An appiieakian en- exeen4
five slemsnrg, aaiszS Il xaa1ss fram INT
rich himself
The tseniy-sixfA aamud cuasentien =
lae Old Time 1elegrapAexs' and His<erk
eal Association and fhe Ssxiskt u -
United ssases Military TesxrapAers -
IL Washlnsspa,
Frank ksliy. AID 80 years night
I'll tn Macbeth Evann
Glass Cnmpanyas plant 1t cAarleFez -
was murdered as The reself e 0asxx1l
ever ganse Ut billiard
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23
BOMB In ST. PETERS.
RoME's FAMOUS CHURCH sHAK.
en- ~ EXPLOSION.
wild Panic Among Thousands who
Throng Ba.iIiea FoIievs--Net One
Hurt and Edinee Is Unfn1zred--
Deed In Strange Mystery.

A bomb containing high-grade gun.
powder was exploded Sunday in St Pc
ter's Cathedral, at Rome. II is thought
the bomb was for Papal Secretary OF
State Cardinal Rampoli, who celebrated
high mass, the occasion being the ami.
ersary Of the conservation of the cattle
dral to st Peter, whose body lies in =
silver shrine not far from where the
explosion occurred.
His Holiness, Pope Plus, heard the
mufiied report In his apartments in tho
Vatican, and fell to his knees in q
prayer for mercy for the offender when
he was informed what had happened
The tomb Of Clement KILL. over
which the bomb exploded, was not In
jured in any way, nor was the high al
tar, ut the base of which the full sorcs
of the explosion was felt Despite ths
enormous charge of gunpowder, mo-
even the pavement shows much EVIL
dence of what happened.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23

Der were seriously bruised and injured
The only thing that prevented dlsas.
ter was the tremendous size OF the
basIlica, which gave the mass ef people
room TO spread themselves out.
Largest Church In werId.
81. Peters Cathedral il the largest in
the world. though for magaii'cenee II II
far outstripped by 81 Paur~ IN London.
and from an architectural viewpoint. not.
withstanding the great arras Of distin.
guished men who have from sinle 10 time
superintended it, construction, II IL de-
ciared 10 be a lamentabie failure.
Its building was begun ia IaJ0. but
II was not until ifs26 that toe completed
structure was conseeraied by Pope Urban
VIII. The cathedral occupies the site
Of the old hasilica Of st. Peters. which
WIS founded b. Constantine In the year
100 A. d., and according 70 church bis.
terry marks the spot Of st. Poets grave
and Is close 10 the scene Of bis martyr
dom.
The cathedral. in the form 81 Latin
crosa. Ia 6f3 feet long and 40 feet across
the transepts. II Is surmounted b. d
dome which rises to the top Of the great
cross, which surnounts IL, 43fA feet
above the pavement. The diameter Of
the dome IL 1851 feet. The facade Of
the cathedral l. GGS feet long and i45
feet high. Five open arches lead to a
magnificent yestIbuIe 430 feet long. ~
feet wide u sdG5 feet high. The church
win hold $4,000 people.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23
WORK ron cosssass.

a.@sA seAaAkNts - Iaaatahsa sswst-
asss Ia ssaAs.
II eonassss attempts 10 do ~ thu
nest session mhat IL began TO DO and
left und0ne at the Iasi SESSION. thers
win be little time left for the eonsid,
GRAFTON Of new measures which this
President or the members shall see fit
10 recommend. The list OF matters
which went over from the .irst session
OF the present Congress TO be taken
up NJ the second session Ii formidable.
Here II is:
Immiration restriction Tin confer
ence).
Santo Domingo treaty.
Isle of Pines treaty.
Morocco treaty upon which a vsts
win be taken Dec. 12).
Decision in Senator Sraoofs case.
Prohibiting corporations to contributs
to campaign fsnds.
Ship subsidy.
TO make Porto Ricans United States
citizens.
Campaign fund publicity.
Reduction of tariff on products Of
Philippines.
United States to own its embassies and
legations abroad.
To build government powder factory.
Appalachian and White Mountain for.
est reserves.
Copyright revision.
Modification of Chinese exclusion law.
Prescribing punishment on high seas.
Codifcation of revised statutes
Second Dreadnought for the navy.
Removal of customs duty on works OF
art.
Swamp reclamation, similar to irriga-
ton statute.
Gable to Guantanamo and the canal
zone.
Anti-iniunction bill.
Eight-hour law.
Nominations of isthmian canal commits
sioners.
Army and navy dental surgeon corps.
Increase of artillery corps.
Punishment of improper use of the
Stars and Stripes.
Retirement of superannuated federal
clerks.
Establishment of postal savings banks
and parcels post.
Limiting working hours of railway EN-.
ployes.
In this list the first place Is given TO
the immigration measure, for Ii 1t be
not first In Importance to the country,
1t appears to be first in the minds of
the members, as it was approached at
the last session not only with caution
but with fear, and 1t was made mani.
fest from the action of the House prior
to amending the bill and sending 1t to
Congress, that some of the members
believed that either for good or for
evil 1t would have direct bearing on
their political futures.
1t is generally understood that Presi.
dent Roosevelt In his message will rec
ommend more drastic immigration leg
islation than Is embodied In the meas
ure which the conference committee
will have before 1t for consideration
when Congress assemblies. The bill as
1t stands has an educational clause
inserted by the Senate. which provides
that all adult immigrants must be able
to read and write. The House struck
out this provision, and either the House
or the Senate must recede from its
position or the bill must fail of pas.
sage.
This immigration matter looms large
Many sections of the North are anxious
to get rid of the undesirable foreigners
They can't get rid of them, but II aid
comes from elsewhere they can prevent
their continuous arrival. The South
desires white immigration, but of only
one kind-that from the British Isles
and from northern Europe. The South
can protect itself more easily If the ed.
ucational test Is made part OF the i'm.
migration bill.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23
ANNA GOULD DIVORCED.
;ou.t Boni Loses, and wife and For

Count Boni Loses, and Wife and For
tune Are Gone Forever.
Final separation from home and in
come b the cruel fate melted out by
Freash justice to Count Boni de Cas-
tellane, the wife-beating spendthrift
who had won the affection and fortune
Of Jay Gould's daughter and rapidly
dissipated both. The decision, granting
a divorce without even an ''alimentary
allowance" handed down in Paris by
the Tribune of the First Instance of the
Seine, Judge Ditto presiding, gives
Countess de Castellane the custody Of
her children, who, however, may not be
taken from France without the con-
sent Of their father.
The end OF the famous case came
suddenly. The court brushed aside the
demand of the courts lawyers for an
examination of witnesses, and, as ex-
pected, the public prosecutor did not
even ask to be heard. In granting the
countess the custody of her children
the court allowed the count only the
usual rights to see them and share in
the control of their education, which
was net contested. The count Is given
the right to see the children at stated
periods at the home OF their grand
mether, and to keep them a month an
nnalty during the holidays.
Benrs demand for an "alimentary al
lowance Of $4,000 annually" was pro-
nounoed by the court to be without
foundation In law and was rejected.
The emily point decided In the husbands
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23

Chicngo-Cattie. common to prime,
4.o0 to $40: hogs, prime heavy, Sitsp
TO x6.i5: sheep. fair to choice. $500
TO $3.50; wheat. No. .. TIC 70 T4c; corn,
No. =. 43c TO 45c: oats, standard, BE to
sac; rye. No. .. Gle TO &c: hay, timo.
thy, $1,000 to $500: prairie, $500 10
sla.o0: butter. choice creamery. isc 10
DC: eggs, fresh, 27c TO &c: potatoes,
Doe to 43c
napolis--Cattle. shipping. $500
TO 500: hogs, choice heavy, $500 to
$6.45: sheep, common 10 prime. $3.50 to
$3.50; wheat, No. =, 12c 10 Tie; &
No. z white. 4ic to Ale; oats. No. 2
white. 33e to 35c.
ST. Louis-Csttie. $3.50 to 500:
hogs. $500 to $685.: sheen. s3.50 TO
500: wheat. No. .. Toe % zee: corn.
No. :, Abe to 4ic: oats, No. .. 32c to
3Sc: rye, No. ., Gle to &c.
Cattle. $500 to $50:
hogs. $500 to S6.40: sheep, $500 to
Si.50; wheat. No. 2, Toe to Zoe: corn,
No. mixed. 47c TO 4Sc: oats, No. =
mixed, 35c to 36c; rye, No. 2, &C to
Csc.
Detroit-Cattlc. $500 to S5.35; hogs.
$i.0o TO SG-05; sheep. $40 to $3.50.
wheat No. ?, Tic to Tsc: corn. No. 8
yellow. 4Sc to 49c: oats. No. 3 white.
s5e to BIC; rye, No. 2. &c TO e9c.
Milwaukee--wheat. No. . northern.
I6c TO Soc: corn. No. 3, lec 10 4Sc
oats. standard. 33c to Bic: rye. No. /.
65c to 6Tc; barley. standard, dc 10 Use:
pork, mess. $500.
Buffalo-Cattie. choice shipping steers.
$500 to $6.i5; hogs, fair to ehoice. 500
to $3.50: sheep. common TO good mixed
500 to S5-S5; lambs. fair 10 choice. $500
TO $40.
New York--Cattie. 800 20 Sg.f5.
hogs. 500 to $3.50: sheep, x3.oO 10
S5.o5: wheat, No. red, sgc 20 500
corn, No. 2. Sc 10 Jic: oats. natural
white, 3sc TO doe; butter, crsamery. 2Oc
TO 2Ic; eggs. western, &c 70 3oc.
Toledo Wheat, No. .aixed. IL "a
I5c; corn. No. mixed, lie TO 4oc:
oats, No. mixed. 34c 10 Ne: rye. No
:, dc 20 Ode; clover seed. prime, SSl5.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23
HOW THEY TAKE THE ruHk.
nsssIremenfs VI Damereas Lmsss
elsie. VI fh~ e~naswy.

measurements ~ W&MNFEA& A34X4
Sisies VI si~ c.nas~y.
Bsmsun requirements SIR afpat IL
saTsu ~ New fnxk. sxrept thai fh4
heal. arr rvlnosed from ss,nss penlsry.
and the skin tisl over III snd 81 the
nrrk. Dryplskrsi poultry azsay i wnnxe4
Chicago Mants dFy-plekea turkeys ana
sralsIesi chigkeHs Coz honse srases but dry
picked chickens to ship. An poaltry
sAoala b. aaarawn and with beads xnd
feet on.
". Louis pFrfsrs sesIdesI penIkry. e.
eeps turkeys Tor cold storage, whirh
shoaid b. dry. pldked All tjpds * pcnl-
srs are wanted. bur mnst "a riamp and
wsli dressed.
phliadslphia prefers sirTsnieked peai-
Try, undrawH. with heads and feet III.
1t must b. far aud neatly dsy~sed
Baltimore prefers sealxfed poulfry IN
drawn and with beads ara feet ~.
though poultry with hsadx apd fe<f -
n coming more Into snvoF.
San Francisco wants dry-piekexf pouI-
Try. beads and fret an. ard nndsnwn.
Chickens and ducks are soiI ~ e. -.
en-, srssse b. the pair. and frrAAys NJ -
pound.
uirvefians fran rvery EaaFkst are ma
to Mss straw iss paekIns. forsavriy i very
eusnmon praetfer larmEns
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23
Note. az Current Events.

Thirty yards of the Paris Metropolitan
subway near the Buttes Chaumont park
suddenly caved In. Buildings we're hastily
and safely evacuated.
The fve lepers cared for by Massachu-
sstts az Penikes Island, Buzxards Bay.
have cost for the first fourteen months al
the experiment so 0i3.
The new hattleship Minnesota, In In
endurance trial OF the New England
coast. maintained an average speed Of
1881 knots. Her contract speed il Is
knots
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-23

Fer moment the great congregation
remained as II stunned. Then pane
seized upon them and With one impulse
they snrged toward the great doors.
screaming and fighting their way out.
regardless of the efforts Of the canon
Of the cathedral to calm their fears. He
shouted to them again and again that
there was nothing TO fear, but his voice