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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-04-20
Suffered EpileptiC Fit.

Robert Polzin of Tenth street, while
walking along the north side of Main
street between First and Second Satur-
day afternoon, had an epileptic fit and
fell sideways from the sidewalk into
the street striking upon the brick paw
ing. Parties rushed to his assistance
and he was placed on his back on the
sidewalk where he remained few
minutes when he was removed to the
city hospital on First street by Chief
of Police Block and Officer Bruegger
and where he recovered sufficiently
before evening to return to his home.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-04-20

Feel tired, n apptlte, canno. sleep,
work or eat? mas spring tiredness
and will disappear at once if you take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Sold by c. A. Gamm.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-04-20

vations of his own which he thinks
prove absolutely that such reported VI
Sions are untrue
Concerning poets DR.. Osler has this
to say: 1--WE have the very highest au-
thority for the statement that the luna
tic, the lover and the poet are of mag
ination all compact. In a more compre
hensive division, with a keener dis
cernment, Plato recognizes a madness
which is not an evil. but a divine gift.
The poet is a light and winged and
holy thing, whose inspiration, genius,
faculty-whatever we may choose to
cal! it's allied TO madness"
Hardly That.
Miss Plane-The very day / first met
him something told me he would even
tually fall In love with me.
Miss Speitz-Indeed? The "some
thing wasn't your mirror, dear, was
itf-Philadelphia Ledger.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-04-20
"JuSt as Good"
Paint

You never hear of a paint better than
Pure White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil.
'.Just as good" is what they say. Pure
White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil are
acknowledged to be the standard by which
all paints are measured.
The skillful painter invariably prefers to
use it, and mix it himself. He knows tina,
his business reputation is best built by the
use of that paint which will give yoa the
most satisfactory results.
He knows Pure White Lead wears evenly,
and when ground in Pure Linseed Oil has
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-04-20

greater elasticity and
adhesive force than
any other paint
known.
He knows, too, that
the best results are
obtained only when
the paint is mixed
with special reference
to the surface to be
painted.
To make sure OF
the best White Lead te
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

any other month In the nations history. To
some extent this is attributed to tho APP
preaching tariff regulations in Germany
For the last week at this port exports
showed an increase of A,102,6s3 and imports
gained 81, go .051. as compared with the same
week last year. More advances in wages
are announced and an agreement as to coal
mining is more than probable, but some
friction is noted in the building trades.
Manufacturing plants make favorable re-
port. especially those of the leading in
dustry. and another new high record has
been established in the security market.
Railway earnings thus far reported for
January were 40 per cent larger than a
year ago.
Closing of large contracts for pig iron for
the leading interest proved an element of
strength in the iron and steel industry that
improves the tone and makes the outlook
for the first quarter most satisfactory
Increasing supplies have somewhat de-
pressed the tone of country hides, but
packer lines are fairly steady and no di-
vision of the market has shown a normal
decline in proportion to the seasonable de-
terioration in quality. Activity of eastern
wholesalers in handling samples indicate
that original orders for fall shoes will be
placed much earlier than in previous sea
/ sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Vagariss of the Weather Cause Irregular
Activity in Business Affairs.
BUILDING OPERATIONS CONTINUE ACTIVE
Many Advances I'm Wages Are Re-
ported-AIso Large Increase
In Railroad Earn
tngs.
BUILDING OPERATIONS CONTINUE ACTIv

NEW YORK, Jan. 1e.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say:
Reports are more irregular, chiefly be-
cause OF the vagaries of the weather. At
some points results are all that could be
desired, the new year starting with much
heavier transactions than in 1906. but high
temperature and excessive rains in other
localities retard retail distribution of winter
goods. and IL is becoming necessary to re-
duce stocks by clearance sales Nothing dis
turbs the vigorous preparations for spring
business, which promises to make most
gratifying exhibit. Open weather is facil-
progressing at an unprecedented pace for
the season, and the Construction News re-
ports permits issued in 1905 to a value OF
sSIs, iss.4l2 which is 40 per cent in excess OF
the preceding year, Ofhcial returns of for
elgn commerce also tell OF a new record es-
tablished last year. the total for December
exports alone rising about 600 beyond
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
y q YDEN BROS.

conditions and uninterrupted progress In all
manufacturing lines, particularly iron and
steel. Spring trade prospects continue as
favorable as heretofore; there Is consider
able looking around; shipments on earlier
orders are heavy and the feeling favors
an earlier than ordinary opening OF whole
sale operations I'm dry goods, millinery,
shoes and kindred lines. Building materials
were apparently never so active before at
this stage of the season. Large purchases
of pig iron slightly below the market by
leading interests insure consumption of all
supplies for the first quarter and most
OF the second quarter, while demand Tor
rails, structural material. plates and other
finished products assure work for the mills
for six months to ,o come; Most s6
midwinter season, cotton being especially
strong. but adequate supplies favor ease IN
coal and coke. Increasing production ana
sales of earlier purchases of copper make
for weakness in that metal, with declines
noted also in lead, and mild weather tenos
to declines in eggs. potatoes and some other
| lines OF country produce. Bank clearings
again break all records for the week.
Money is easier at nearly al markets
| Summed up, there is undiminished cont-
dence in an immense II not indeed record
business for six months at least, but there
| Is a perceptible increase in the stress laid
upon the need OF conservatism IN specuia-
business failures in the United States
| for the week ending January is number 70
| against 2S6 last week, 304 in the like week
| of 1905. 266 in 1901, 25S In 1903, and ~ II
1902. In Canada failures for the week mum I'm
| Der 36 as against 40 last week ana 81 III thi'
| week a year ago ,
| Wheat Including -four. exports for the
| week ending January Is are s,4iSs62 6u.
fbis week last year, $685. 1872 bu. in 1904
and 1855 757 bu in 1903. From July TO DAFT
the exports are 1921 654 bu. against g.
0iS 1875 bu. last year, s5, S2s.0l6 bu in 1904
| and 1881 557 bu in 1905. Corn exports fo
the week are 5,e44574 bu. against SO 81
bu. last week. 3ls6,52s bu. year ago, LEO,
| 9O9 blu. i'm 1904 and 6S3 bu. in 1903. From
| July / to date the exports OF corn ar,
"a 55 425 blu. against 24,S06, 429 bu. in 1905
81 OOl, COS Blu. in 1904 and lS2sO'lS ou In lsoS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
MAJOR League SCHEDULES MADE
Nationals VIII Open April IL and
Americans April IL.

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-President Harry
C. Puliam of the National Base Ball league
and President Ban johnson of the Amer
lean league were in conference here today
for several hours and arrived at an agree
ment as 10 the general features Of the play
ing schedules of the two leagues during the
coming season. IL was agreed that the
American league season should open in the
east April IL and in the west April IL. The
only playing arrangement announced by
President johnson was that the Boston
American league team would open the sea-
son in New York, the two clubs then going
10 Boston to open there on Lexington day.
The National league reserved the right TO
omen it's season in Brooklyn April r. but
no dates were announced for the opening in
other cities. There will be few conflicting
dates in the schedules OF the two major
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

everything we sell.
Another Big Creamery Butter Sale.
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter
retailed everywhere for 25c to 2Sc
pound-our price. per pound .21C
Oranges! Oranges! Oranges!
We have bought of the California
Fruit Growers association a car OF
Fancy Highland Navel Oranges
Every person in Omaha knows the
quality of the Highland Navels, OF
which we sold thousands of boxes
last season. They are the sweetest
juicest and richest favored orange
that grows. Tomorrow we will
place this car on sale at-doz. zoo
No Limit-An You want.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
BRADsrREETs REVIEW OF TRADE

Mild Weather Continues to Affect
Retail Trade UnfavorabIy.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Bradstreet's tomor-
row will say:
Mild weather continues a source OF COM
plant by affecting retail trade, collections
and some recorder business from wholesal-
ers. but compensations are found in con-
tinued activity in outdoor inquiry, practi-
cally unchecked building operations, better
than ordinary midwinter transportation
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

leagues as outlined at the conference today.
In New York for instance, there will be
only three conflicting games, two of these
being played on Labor day.
The schedule meetings of both leagues will
be held in this city February A. Prior to
the schedule meet" gs the joint committee
on rules will be in session.
Golf Association Meets.
NEW YORK. Jan. l9.-The United States
Golf association held its annual meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

here tonight. The executive committee an
nounced that the Ekwanok club and the
Brae Burn Country club had been elected
to membership. The annual report of the
association showed a total membership OF
clubs numbering 293, of which thirty are as
soctate clubs and 23 allied clubs. During
the last year fourteen clubs were admitted
to membership and nine clubs either re-
signed or were dropped.
WATCHES Premier, 18th and Dodge
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

Highest quality and fresht
% pounds Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for ......,........ 81 90
4S-pound sacks Fancy High Patent
Minnesota Flour-nothing finer
for family use-per sack. 81 20
10 pounds best Granulated
Cornmeal .... .1bc
s pounds best Rolled Oatmeal. 25c
Z pounds best Hand Picked Navy
Beans .............. .25c
z pounds best Pearl Sage, Barley,
Farina or Hominy. POO
10 bars best brands Laundry
Soap ............ ........ Zoe
2-pound can Fancy Sweet Sugar
Corn ........'..... DC
VTirsk 4
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
SHEET MUSIC SALE

Saturday sale all the
music also Whmarks New Folio
Of Music De-
n ask o haveth them
Absnhe Myo OREGON
Tennesse
m Heels
My Irish Molly O.. Ny etheartM aryW
Poppies Yes '
Mexicana Where Ar utus Grows
Mess the DvineEn
Bambo
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

FOUR FUR SPECIALS.
Brook Mink Scarf, worth up DOS
to 81, Saturday at ... Z.JS
Fox, Marten and Squirrel Scarfs,
worth up to $1,000, 40
saturday ............. bsJV
Double Fox Scarfs, good value q On
at $40, Saturday. ..... ~. w
Astrakhan Capes, regular $500
values-satin Nn
uned Wv
Children's Dresses. in ages to IA
years, worth regularly up to $500,
Saturday at s1.49 CO.
ana .......... ....... wv
From till o a. m.-Women's Flannel
cite Dressing SacQues 10
From $3.50 till ESQ a. m.-Women's
Wrappers worth s1.25 Co.
at " - -
From o till 10 q. m.-s2.00 Elder
down Dressing Sacques &C.
at WV
From $3.50 to 1890 q. m.-Women's
Long Kimonos, $500 a.
values, at ......l. ....... w
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
REPORT OF THE CLEARING HOUSE

transactions of the Associated bank
for the Week.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10. The followins
table, compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
hank clearings at the principal cities foI
the week ended January Is, with the per
centaRe OF Increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

st goods. Our guarantee with
2-pound can Fancy Wax or String
Dtdus soC
2-pound can Early June Sifted
3-pound can Golden Pumpkin. = II c
3-pound can Boston Baked Beans.7 ~
3-pound can Sauer Kraut. go. u c
3-pound can Spinach. -. ..... s. 1-3c
3-pound can Golden Table Syrup.S 1-3c
3-pound can Fancy Table
reaches 800 ',ui $3.50 lS y c
1-pound can Alaska Salmea. -. 90
Oil Sardines, per can .........,.. 80
Diamond c Mince Meat. pkg. -. 4c
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers,
per pound .....4s....... &c
Fresh, crisp Ginger Snaps. pound. &c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
SPORTS OF A DAY.
WITH THE BOwLERs.

The Onimods won two games from 'he
Krug Parks last night although the Drew,
ers We're high on pins Bobby Encell rolled
the high total for tho evening with 5s2 and
French the top single game with POS. Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
GREAT SALE OF MEMS SHIRTS

shrtGfon
booSs mace from nne and Percales
dress n
that sold at Toe to s5o-in three DC
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
CANADA.

balances paid in cash.
tNot included In totals because contain
ing other items than clearings
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

Ladies' Goats. made OF fne Washing
ton Mills kerseys, in plain colors
and handsome fancy mixed materi-
ais, worth regularly $4,000, $4,000
and $50. 00-choice IN m
Saturday ..... .lVsUV
$3.50 and $500 Coats, in nobby
fancy mixed materials-200 gar
ments to select from r M
at SsVv
Handsome Walking Skirts, in mohairs.
Panamas, cheviots, serges, Sicilians.
broadcloths, silks, etc, in all col
ors and sizes, worth up to s12.50-
over 1000 garments to Sc Z 0E
lect from-choice ... -. ~
Children's Coats, in bearskins. lamb
skins, covert, broadcloths, friezes,
etc., in ages from to IL years.
worth regularly up to &C
$3.50, sale price. ..... Z.JJ
Ladies' Tailor Suits. In Chesterfield
style, great assortment of plain col
ored and fancy mixed materials,
worth up to $500 m m
sale price. .............1 VsVV
Elegant Spring Suits-the FIRST show
ing of new models+n Elton effects
splendid values at $50. lE m
$25, $3.50 and ...... kJ.OV
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
BIG SHOE SALE SATURDAY

500 pairs Mems Sample Grown
Shoes. in patent calf, patent colt.
box calf and Wei kid. absolutely
worth $500 and $3.50. tOE
al. ..... So. ~
500 pairs OF the celebrated Ultra
shoes, in vici kid and patent calf.
sold the world over at fOf
$3.50, at. 1. 10
Women's $3.50 patent colt button,
Goodyear welt, dull matt calf top,
very dressy shoe, 90
at -........ ......... @s w
We are sole agents In Omaha for
Shoes for Men.
Are you a Grover customer Are
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

women's, Misses and Childs' $3.50
Wei kid lace shoes. o.
Boys and Youths $50 90
satin calf lace shoes, at 49,. JOG
Childs' 800 hand-sewed kid 70.
lace or button shoes. at. o JC
Women's 500 fur trimmed RI
Juliet Slippers, at ... o &c
Womens 5o-cent Felt 10
Slippers, at. ..............S wv
Childs' 50-cent Felt 1E
Slippers, at kJC
the celebrated Crossett Union Mnda
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
WOmen's Garments AT U"ms n: .,

un
at oneha to
third real
seen in Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
Hayden's Grocery Prices Always in the Lead

Is. Our guarantee with everything we sell.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

Our stock of ribbons is the most com
piete to be found and our prices are al
ways right. II you want the best for the
money, come to us.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-22
geuel 6ouata

Nltampnt II. Nedrs 1906
So6n 8pbrid, elm ShmieaerIohn
oes So6n aas. bat Iid Opn All 6auie
entfernt uno iDq suleBt 9eieben moroen
iein. ais er auf Der 8abnItrefe in Der
Ridtun9 na6 Minneiota 5a I6neQ
oapOaeilte Sheriff. Gnudep tolgte
ibm am ;meiten 5age bis N1ar;bna,
0linn., berlor bort ieOod feline Spur.
Wabrid)einli1 miro er in Der GQbe BON
gtsm lllm. NO Ieine 9erwdnoten no6-
nen, auftaunen. 5rau Sillp &ouen,
geb. garter, beihentte ben Sobn nit
einem l4pfiluoigen Sungen. = Sin
neues aaufmannsQeiddIt lit leBte 30.
DE IN NtnriB, z Meilen Don bier, err
Ohnet mor0en. Ser 9lusbertauf oes
bieli9en engliIden Gaufmanns 1T be-
enoet. Sin 8eutider, Der 0arauf res
flettirt, oies gei6dft nieoer su eroIf=
nen, ioPte Ii6 fofort bcim Gi9entiimer
oes @ebduoes, Dem 8epot=glgenten s..
g 6eurnie1, ooer beim 5dreiber
oieies meaen udberer 2lustunft meloen.
90. GjranSte.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-22
5I11ttttter 80.
glal mmIere 9eier.

gsir 9aben 6rn. 2gilD Singer
alS unIereu reiienben 9lgen.
ten angeItcllt. 3eriel6e lit bereh=
tigt, neue Qbonnenten 8t MAIDEN,
iolpie @Ollettionen II. /. iu., su
beiOrgen. gsir bitten unlere
5reunOe unO 2eier, ibm nadJ
ardften gum @eiteraufbau ser
ugta9ridten 6erolb" bebalflid
81 iein. 2aBt Guer @el0 i'm
Staate unO ieiO ftol5 auf @ure
oeuti8e 3eitung
Der Serausgeber.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-22
aounlas Saumtn.
MiIIfihe lQ. 9ll6r.

SiIlfi0e, l9. aRdrB 1906
SSn unierer 9ladbarihaft lit eine
anfefsnoe Srantbeit, elm ibleihenoes
5ieber, sum Qusbruh getonlmen. Sn
ben 6amilien BON Beter &iede uno 8
@Dliih 1T oahelbe 3uerft aufeetreten,
Iooann brad es aus in oen 6amilien
bon ). Shrant uno 6arl Rnappe.
SurA llnporiidtigteit ilt Die 6rantbeit
aut in uniere 9lahbarIdaft peridleppt
mOroen, ndmlih rab Berlin bel Sil-
lioe. 4lfrsb 6rdtIhmer unb SRI. 9iIi
Rrauiie wuroen 10 arg oabon erfaBt.
oaB lie am l3. Wldrs BON Ssrrn paltOr
5edlenbur9 ebelid perbunnen meroen
muBten 0oifsHtlih lino iebt ale lpies
Der aui geiunoen 6iiBen. gBir pin=
iCben, oaB Die Dottorrednung ni1t iebr
bod gefOmnen III uno miini@en, oaB
Is ibHer re4t mObl ergebe. Corr.
Rsr 0err ggm. Breer in Nount
Yernon iIt unier beiicaier 9leent uno
@orreiponoent FAR IRt. 8ernon, nab.
reno 0err 8cttl. 6iege ais iolAer fir
Sillfoe unO llmqegeno fun9irt. Beloe
iino bere6iist, Subiriptionsgeloer fir
allie un6 neue glb0lnements Iiir 0ieles
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der Serau5geber.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-22
aus SOMA.
gard,pppo IA. gJ},

gardmDDo Il. D9drs 1906
". 9lihOls uuroe am Spnntao
our6 Die @ntlnOung zines Reoolpers
init Dem er uno 8orter ipielte, iflper
ogrleBt. Der iiingere gruoer bon Dem
9eihohenen rel neulib unter Elm
gfero unO mus infolge Oeiien an Rrii=
den geben. Der Storh binterlieB BEL
GeroinanO 6gper siu S6bn6en uno bei
sSobn 6Orn Elm Mldohen. 6err uno
6raa 3angcr pe1islten ab inn Rrant=
iein ~ Der oer9an9enen ISOLDE. -gl.
Shumanu taufte oas prahtoolle giaeu=
tum ODu 6errn Slider. Die Tarner
qrilaoetea bier cine iSarmers Glepatpr
9OmpanD Sin ,0lr. SDtes. Be.
geilterte Die bieiiQen 6armer Iiir cine
! @orn Belt Nleat 8rOoucers Qliiocia.
tiOn Die Regelbubnen Uon Qeiter
uno GarhmOoo meiien in Letter 3eit
iebr oft ibre Grdfte mo RiinIte. e.-3ie
folgenoen Serren Iin0 GanoioQten fir
Staotdmter 8. .. 8rotemolo, 8iir=
germeiiter; 3. gBiliams, .. 5amlp,
). Shoenfeloer. %. Gebmte, @emeins
oerdte; j. Qibtan, Shreiber. Somit
peroer mir in 3utunft pier oeutid=
IpreAenoe @emeinoebeamte baben.
S6aoe nur, oaB 9eipiiie 9eutfhe
oas 8eutlntum untergraben.
@nrr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-22
Mrant Gauntn.

Millbant. Sier III Der Sau cine
carnegie Sibliotbet eben beenoet Dors
Den. Ser Bau bat $1,000 getoitet
Has @ebduoe iIt aus 8ranit un0 3ie=
aeln ber9eitellt uno feline innere @in=
rihtuno entipriht ben mOoernlten 4n>
foroerllneen. IS ilt fir Rlubrdume,
cine 2elebale fir aiuoer uuO Elm 2Imiss
Total fir ben BibIiothetdr DorgeIebsn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-22
ann Anm,ne eomnfn.

Apon. 6ier wuroe filr5lih Die
neue ihone Stride eingepeiAt, trelhe
Die oeutihe 9aptilten. .@emeinoe nit
eiuem Goltenaufmano bon nabe5u
$1,000 elbaut Bat. 8ep. 8. @. 8ens
BON 9artlton bielt Die 6eltprebigt uno
prdiioirte aun bel ner oeutlheu 8ap=
tiHm=@onierens bon Siio Gatoto, Die
aleihseitig bier itatt fano.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-22

gBie Die 2eier aus Der 9otalleite err
iehen, bat Die ntugeqriinoete 6drmer.
llniDn bieles 6UultDs einen gebarniid:
ten groteh geQeu Die beabiiftigte ge=
nuBung OOH ge0foro synoiaua SGn0=
ltein gum Ban oes neuen Staatscnpi.
tOls an 8puOerneur glrOO qeIauOt.
Bon allen Seiten bugeln Die 9r0teite
Dies nit gteht. Q9ir haben i'm Staa=
te ole beIten Steine Der g8Clt, melbe
Sdbrhunoerte iiberoauern, mir baben
9r0beu nod ct. 2ouis sur 8eltaus.
ltellun9 geiunOt. g8Gram2 llno sum
gau unires @apitols ioa Synoiana
S1nbitsin gebrauht meroen uno unire
Retlametarte loll umge0rebt neroen2
IS 1T cine Sahe oes gotaipatriOtis=
mus, onB Die Steininouitrie Oes 5taa-
tes i'm Capitol Elm blebenoes iteinernes
0entmal erbdlt. ggir fonnen Die
8a6neH osriteben uno pom menIhliaen
Stanopuntte aud entIhuloigen, oenn
beim transport bon Snoiana bis ndh
gierre mIroen lie un0 ibre 2lttiondre
elm id0nes Simm9en @elo peloienen.
Wobl mag es mabr lein, oaB Die Soften
fir bic einheimiiden Steine b0lere
pdren, ais ipenn SanoIteine aus sn=
oiana benuBt niroeu, aqein Sduos
feline lino niht 10 ouuerbaft, pie unier
8ranit uno Die Dielleiht ebrlidl in's
6ele gefiibrten grIparnisriidIihten
miiroes uns oesbalb mad Sabren cine
ooppelte Gehnune aufbiiroen fir Be
paraturen ulw. Aber mesbllb ni1t
nod ldnger parten, iuenn nibt @elo
9enug in Der SaIIe ilt2 gBarum tann
pprIduIg nidt elm 5eil bes Gapi.oIs
nit Dem ODrbanoenen 6onO 9ebaut
meroen, 3umal Die teuren 8a9ntrans=
portfolten bel BenuBung einbeimiihen
Materials htD beoeuteno berringerten
un0 oaourd oen Saufono anl1uellten2 ?
Dies Iino lauter Puntte, Die li6er Be
riitf1tigung erbeiihen.. gluBeroem
bat .. 8. Glen in Siour 6aus cine
0fsrte 9emabt. @r bat'einen Stein.
brub, in Dem bas bette @eitsin gefunf
ben miro, oas auh in Ct. Qouis aus
9eitellt mar. gr bat periprohen, ooB
er niht nur Die Sleine Iiir Die @apitol-
pdnoe ibenten mill, neun Der Staat
Die 8re6tpfen be5ablt, ia er pill
nod Die Moidiuen. 8obrer uitp. tolten=
lbs lieIern. 8a 2iens Steiubrud
beim 3u9tbaus liegt, 10 t0nnte Die
Mrbeit Der Strdfiiu9e in 9epinnbrin=
GENDER 0eiIe permanot meroen. DieIe
Sfferte iolte liher Beahtung Iinoen.
wenn man tiberbaupt an competenter
STEELE oasu oeneigt it. Ser Sano-
itein in ben Blaf 0il5 6dlt ebenfals
Die grObe nit oem Snoiana 9rooutt
aug, ME nerlihert 'piro. Nian mag
oieie 6raee alio Don jeoer Seite. Die
man mill, beleubten uno oas 3eIultat
lit: n3as Capitol aus einbeimil6em
Broouttl~
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-22

Seit As Sabren pir0 i'm 5iaafe
,qefarmt. 8on 48 grnten uaren
Sc iebr gut. Z mittelmdBig uno nuy 5
ein ifeblidlag. iSiir oas Sabr 1905
betru9 Der per gapita Wert pCn Sarm.
prooutten s27S. Sm Staate Itno %
9ro8ent gDeisen, 46 gro3ent @orn uno
- 8rO3ent Safer nod In ben Getreioe-
Ihobern, neil Die 5armer nint 10 bart
ab linn. SeBtes SSuhr tuaren um 0ieie
3eit nod beinabe ll2 RilIiOnen guibel
Wei5en Dorrdlig. 955 WilIinnen 8uIbel
6orn unO 34S Wiaionen guihel 5afer
un0 Siio=0atota Sat neniger OertauFen
miiiien. ais ale anoeren Staaien.
lln0 trOBoem ba5 Tanaooiieber. 8bot's
TIE matter mitb Soutb 8atota? She
Is al right.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-22

gDenn man einmal oen glamen
yBelben SunO" bet, 10 lit es nirtlih
idmer, ibn, ben b0ien gtamen nGmlid,
los 81 tperoen. Shreibt oa Elm Wed)z
ielblait: .Sn SIN 0atota min man
Iib ell neues SiaatsmQppen anfhaifen.
Sin SerbrOhener gberinq niroe oas
ridti9e emblem iein." 8on Der gln=
ihafung zines neuen Wappens Uiiien
mir nidts. mobl aber. baB Die sbe.
ihei0unasitatiitit nad9emieien bat, oaB
i'm 8ersleib 3ur gsoOlterlng Der Diel
oeridrieene Stndt melt binter anoeren
Staaten Suriifltsbt. @rlt tiirsli1 6a=
ben mir cine itatiItiide 5abeae uber
bieien 9uutt 0sr0ffentliht. glber
uenn man niht ieben mia, - lam
man 9luaen ipie Wagenrdoer baben
uno lit bod blino.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-22

Sine neue 4bidla6tung Der ruiIi=
iaen 5uoen mar fir - GItern qeplant
uno ais Der lrbeber oes teufliihen
9lanes miro Elm 8gbsimrat i'm Rini=
lterilIm oes SSnnern genanut. 8urfl
cas neue SIntbao IDIlte Dem G3aren
uou Der 8ureautratie beiuieien tUeroeu
oaB Oa5 ruiliibe 8Olt 3ur 5el5i1regis=
run9 nidt reif lei. 2luBeroem nirc
beridgtet, ooB cine neue Weuierei in
Der 6lOtie oes S1udr3eu Oteerss aus:
9ebrodeu lit mo Sebaitopol in 6iam=
men ltebt.