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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30
CHICKENS AS GOLD MINERS.
How They Are Made to Pick Up Mug
gets, Then Killed.

TOW tlnSy AF0 Md0S 10 TtCN W INU9s
gets, Then Killed.
The champion gold mining story OF
the season has gained circulation at
Lead. According to the story, two
men plan to become rich as the re-
suit Of purchasing number of chick
operations for them.
Some days ago, so the story runs,
Johnnie" Mengel, who Is manager
of mining company's store at Han
ma, town in the gold mining district
Of the Black Hills, purchased some
pullets from Charles Burgess who
Owns some land near Hanna. Mengel
killed and dressed the chickens, and
when he opened their crops he was
surprised to find that instead of being
filed with gravel, they fairly bulged
out with small sized nuggets of pure
gold.
All the nuggets are alleged to have
shown evidence of wear from long
continued use in the digestive ap
paratus of the chickens. Mengel did
not say anything about his Find" to
any one but j. B. Rhinehardt, who
represents a paint and glass concern
Of Omaha, and who was visiting him
, at the time. He took Mr.. Rhinehardt
into his confderce.s and they pro-
ceeded to the ranch of Mr.. Burgess
and purchased all his remaining
chickens, and are now said to be
negotiating for the lease of his prop,
erty.
The two men, after getting the
chickens to a place where they would
not be observed by curious prospect
ors who are always on the watch in
the hope Of discovering a gold mine,
slaughtered the fowls and made an
other fine cleanup" of gold from
their crops. This cleanup" it is an
nounced, has been taken to Omaha
by Mr.. Rhinehardt, where it will be
refined and moulded into bar. Men
gel refuses to say how much the
Cleanup" will amount to in dollars
and cents. but he volunteered the
information that it would be better
than some of the "cleanups" made
by many of the small mills which are
being operated by gold mining COM
panies throughout the Black Hills.
Mengel is quite a shrewd man, for
| after himself and Rhinehardt had
slaughtered the chickens and re-
moved the gold from their crops, he
sold the carcasses to his customers,
thus, as the old saying it, "killing two
birds with one stone"
In the event that Mengel and
Rhinehardt succeed in securing a
lease on the property of Mr.. Burgess,
it is stated, to be the intention to
stock the place with chickens to the
number of several hundred.
About every two weeks they will
kill all the chickens, secure from
their crops the gold which they have
in the meantime scratched out of the
ground and swallowed, after which
the carcasses will be sold to butchers
in the surrounding towns.
Then several hundred more chick.
ems would be purchased and placed
on the leased ground, when the proc
ess Of permitting the chickens to per
form gold mining for them would be
repeated. Mengel is something of a
mathematician, and estimates that by
this means himself and partner in
this unique mining venture will be
able to get all the gold that is in the
gravel along the creek without the
necessity of going to the. expense Of
purchasing expensive mining ma
chinery.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30
Train Plunpes Into River.

Bristol, Va, Aug %. "A freight
train on the Virginia & Southwestern
railway ran off trestle yesterday
morning and the engine and eight cars
were plunged into the river. Two were
killed and another seriously injured.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30

Revenge is boomerang that often
returns and puts the thrower out OF
business
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30
Alum Baking Powder Is Wholesome.

Alum Baking Powder Is Wholesome.
DR. Herman Reinbold, the expert
German chemist, in a recent official
report concerning Baking Powders,
declares that a pure alum baking pow
der is better and less injurious than
the so-called cream of tartar powders.
He says that if the quantity of alum
contained in sufficient quantity of
baking powder for batch of bread or
cakes for an ordinary family, be con-
centrated to one mouthful Of food,
and taken int. the stomach of any
one person, no matter how delicate,
it could do no harm. On the contrary,
alum is wholesome in proper quanti-
ties. This is undoubtedly the reason
the State of Missouri quickly repealed
a law that prohibited the manufacture
of the most wholesome of all baking
powders. So much for Alum Baking
Powders.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30

Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, softens the gums reduces In
Illumination, allays pain. cures wind collie 25c bottie
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30

And it isn't always the biggest horn
that destroys the most silence.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30

The most complete book of etiquette
could not cover the rudeness Of some
people.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30

Never judge what a woman does by
what her husband tells her to do.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30

/, Economy is the road to wealth.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYE is the
road to economy.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30
Physicians Recommend Castoria

ASTORA has met with favor the para-
cucal societies and medical authorities is by physicians
results most gratifying The extended Castoa unquesonaby
result Of three facts fIhe ndisputabe harmless:
not only ays stomach pains quets nerves.
a the food 1 agreeable and perfect substitute
absolutely safe It does not contain any Opium Morphine
and does not up unlike Soothing syrups Drops Godhs
Cordial This good deal for Medical Journal say duty
danger and record the advancing day
tor poisoning innocent children through greed ought
knowledge Castoa remedy which produces coposure health BY
regulating the by Supplying and readers entitled
the information Journal Of Health.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30
DREADED HIS GOOD Time.
But He Had to Take the seven-Mlle
Ride to Get Drunk,


A certain member of congress one
day last winter was deploring the fact
that he must that night attend a pub
lie dinner, when the probability was he
would have too good time"
My predicament," said the con-
gresham, reminds me Of the sad
case of an old constituent near Kan
sas City whose weakness was drink
The place where he lived voted no IL
cense, so in order to obtain intoxicants
it was necessary to take trolley car
to Kansas City, seven miles away.
"One night CHANGED to meet my
hibulous friend waiting for the Kansas
City car. To my inquiry as to where
he was going he replied
up to x. G. to get drunk Then
solemnly he added: But great Scott,
Judge, how l dread it,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30

Frank Jones, aged thirty years, was
drowned in the James river. near
Rodee's sheep ranch, while bathing.
His parents live at Evansville. Wis,
where the remains were shipped
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30

The supreme court has taken re-
cess until Oct. l, which will be the
day before the opening of the October
term of that court, when all business
pending will be cleared up before the
new term begins.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30

E. W. Eakin, one of the pioneer res
idents of South Dakota, and the first
receiver of the land Office in Pierre,
died at his home in that city from the
effects of stroke of paralysis which
afflicted him several years ago.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30
General
State
News In
Paragraphs.

Fire in the plant of the National
Smelling company at Rapid City
caused a loss of about s150,000: part
ly covered by insurance. The total
value of the plant is $250,O00.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-30

rated by Philip Lutz. The cash reg
lister and slot machines were rifled
and about $40 in cash stolen. There
was considerable sum Of money in
the safe which they failed to open,
although there are evidences that an
attempt was made. The robbers got
away, leaving no clue behind.
The annual Charles Mix county fair
which is to be held at Platte on Sept
26, 81 and %, will be of unusual inter-
est this year for the reason that
among other attractions in the way of
prominent speakers, two nominees for
governor of South Dakota will be
present and address the people. On
the second day of the fair-Sept. 81
Coe |. Crawford of Huron, the Repub-
lican nominee for governor, will speak
on the issues of the day. The follow
Ing day, the last day of the fair, John
A. Stansky Of Pukwana, the Democrat
lie nominee for governor, will be pres
I ent.
! N. Kaumans of Chicago, an attache
of the agricultural department Of the
German government, is inspecting the
land and agricultural conditions OF
4 South Dakota for his government He
spent three days the first OF last week
lin Stanley county and in Sanborn and
Jerauld county, and expressed himself
as highly pleased with the results OF
his analysis of the soils and with the
prosperity Of the German farmers
/ whom he visited during his trip He
went from there to Madison, thence tc
4 the experimental station at Brook
i ings. 75sSs i5s5 * S.; 5 s559= 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05

The exports from the ports were 81. l97 ba lies.
Futures closed IL points up on Juiy and "a
to IS higher on later months, with the tone
very steady and estimated sales OF 600 900
bales, Prices as follows:
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Live stock Market.

MONDAY. June 4.
Receipts OF beeves for two days were i,78g head.
including II cars for export alive, l47 for slaurh
terers and 81 for tho market. making. with a car
choice steers were rated Arm to n shade higher,
Others just about steady; heavy fat bulls easier;
Others unchanged. common COWS lower: medium
and good cows held up TO last weeks closing prices
The yards were cleared. Common to choice steers
soil at 81 .30IS5. 10 per 100 lbs bulls at S3dst 40,
| fancy bull at $40. cows at Sc@S. Dressed beef
was In moderate demand at steady prices, or at
8ls@sc, Ter III. for Ordinary to choice native sides
Latest Liverpool and london canles quoted live
and tops Rt Londoa at lclac.; rcfrige rator beef
slow Al sssdssic. per ID. Exports 10 day nonc:
to morrow, l,u.t hCe YES and t,5D quarters OF beef y
RecclutT OF calves for two days we're S 7cO head
all for the inarhCt. with the exception OF rs head
There YaS a good trade In live calves at full last
Fridays prices. aud al the SiO,S was want ,d
Common 10 choice veals sold at sisl Il 25 Der I'm
las, selected do at S7-s7lf@!i.5l. calls at sia ii.3G
uuttcrrniIks at SnsI5, Dressed calves tirm at
for country dressed.
Rect pts OF sheep and lambs for two DAYS Mere
l0,Us2 lad. including li's cars for slaVghtercrs
and "a for The market, making, With the stock
held over saturday, 80 cars on sale. Sheep In fair
demand, hut rather easier, lambs active and fun
steady. warnings held up to last weeks closing
prices. The pens were we'll cleared. Common 10
prime sheep sold at s. .5oass so per 100 lbs. a few
export wethers Al 50; Southern lambs q, 90:
cults al % lea. Dressed mutton slow at 81, d iOlsc
per 10; dressed lambs steady at isai5c,; dressed
yearllngs at II dl3c.
Receipts. of hogs for two days were Ii.ess head
including 2 cars for the market. Prices Werr ISd
CSC. lower. Good heavy 70 light State hogs sold al
So.7oese.So per tiCo lbs, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

None Y on call s,im4 per cont. last loan. .
per cent. rilin rate. ~ per cent time
none y quoted. al sag, per cert. for slNtr
months, 4t+a5 per cent. Tor five to six months
months. Commercial paper quoted a. ,3Tii,i
per cent. for prime single names and bills
receivable: other names. 81 per cent
The foreign exchange market was strong
to-day, sterling rates advancing 3j points
above Saturdays quotations. Posted rate,
were quoted at s4.s3 for long bills and AS
for short. Actual rat es: Ions bills. s4s!2od
s4.s24o; sight drafts, ahsj8Ods i,Si5,, and
cable transfers, 81. s6OSms 81. $40 Francs wera
quoted al s5.2l'. less LEA Tor long and SIS.
less lis for short. Reichsmarks we're quoted
al 93T, for long and "a, less l-3?mOi. TOR
short. Guilders were quoted AT ~ ~ for long
and 50 less tie for short.
Domestic exchange on New York Boston
-2oc. discount, Chica go-InQuoled. roarIcS-
ton Banks. buying, par; selling, ,l,T.
Commercial, PIC. discount bank, var net
st. Paul-4oc. premium. MinneH po,,' So
premium. Ioliisvillo-3O premium. ST.
Louis -l5c. premium.
The foreign markets wcro closed TODAY m
account Of the Whit Monday hoililN
New York Clearing House stH'"meu' ~.
changes, si74. 8S4. go; baiaG"ss. 81, 2,","a'
Sub-1reasury debit balance, &.!G.Iib
Commercial price of bar silver ~ W" lo's
67i.c. Bar silver unquoted IN L,udAnt".iir
Mexican silver dollars were quoted Il, ,i'.r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05
TV1t,I'1 NOtis

Chatlcs " .Niirt. totmstl. ,
: n Hro~n - brs bs,1r.s .a.
and H0aton evthHtGra
,.c c1I,tssgpTsg, 'R..Nso sTG,9s,,.. r., .
teiesfHrhic. transfer FROM sir t.,...se
Tho sim ~ - u.nu we drpua. rI |. Hts
good mqns, glibdtaen iron, 'rr ..0 ',.,t
W., np thr ard Import riar
Nnew gank si,h 4. cAtinl ~ 49, .' tn
IT, "rsncd '"nT y =, an, r,o'f me-.
President Irsar Liant .t'" rfatrl. N
Andt"Ts cashier v y t"tu. t"''',
i"'ss anti " u 'adver " VI r
4 HfIsss. smith " uiamaor. Wo,.. .ter''
herd. nogis!as knoy " y tu,on %s.onta-
wtay. \ . kSrletsch and I ' nu'',r,.r'n
Tho directors and Oncrta ~ Tho ,r,..,th
Insurance Company. which hns ,r.t. "a
business sincr the bnlttmnr" nfc t,r. -.
elected YESTERDAY after paving l' BaI'.
more losses. the conTRnt t"tnsurod H- raL,
IN tho Commercial 7 nion and mnir'l .a -
OF organization merely :" carry 'N' rt.
siHndinR policten.
IN" Morton Trust tompsn, against M" Nmcr'.
can Salt COMPANY. tho tract NJ land .n 80
parish. Of II. MARY callcd Dcll" laio ,'n ID
The plants. machin"r, and apput'c.o'r~L,
will he aold NJ public au't ion June ~
The privilege of converting drhoo'.rc, "
the United states Realty and lmrro, oren'
BY the directors yesterday. 70 .tprl 81. l";
Thototal authorized amount Of tho dchcu'Ircs
In STA, OoO. OOO. and under tho original s'lUnla.
tion the convertible clause became inorera'i-s
after July I. i0os
James Spcyer, Of Speycr 4 60. sals for
Europe Tomorrow for a two months vacation
trip.
Adrian n. Joline of this city was oc. tod
chairman Of the board OF the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas yesterday, 20 Nil the vacancy
caused by the death Of Henry &. Rouse. r W.
Mcclure Of 81, Louis and Otto Miller n
Cleveland we're elected directors To MI y1can.
cies.
The Canadian Pacific has ordered rVm
addit ional box cars to be built Mt its shops ~
Angus. The est imated cost is 81 .O00, O"o
A report to the effect that the Bcthlehen
Steel Corporation Is TO engage on az 81.
tensive scale in the manufacture Of aulo.
mobiles was denied az the offices Of tho com.
pany. The company has been manufacturing
automobile parts for some time, and this
branch of it's business will be increased
Charles NJ. ~Schwab, who is in Europe. =
expected to return to this city in three weeks,
At the annual election Of the Cotton EV-
change yesterday there was no opposition n
the regular ticket. as follows: Walter {.
Hubbard. president. Henry n. Wheeler.
vice-president: James F, MauIy. treasure
managers. j. z. G. Higgins, William P! Jerk',
Richard A.. Springs. Lamar L.. Fleming
Charles A. Shearson. George W. Baily, lohu
Tannor. q. Howard Wilson, Frank n. NigCin.
Lud wig EllinRer, James W. Wenman, Arthur
r Marsh, Charles w. Lee, Fergus Reid and
William r. Craig; trustee of g%ratuity fund,
T.. Moore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Tho o utside market was very narrow, the
trading being almost ent rely confined TO a
few issues in the upper group. but the ten
denCy Of prices was toward a higher level, and
IN one or Two cases III" gains were quite sub
%stautial. beyond all comparison the feature
was t,Teens Copper which recovered suo-
starIiaily on the reports mat order had been
restored az the cDmpin! = mines and the
retutat ION Of sensational stories as to the
amount oi damage done by the rioters.
United Copper VAS frm though not very
active. and Boston, | tan, Apes. tab Copper.
Granby. Nevada. tan and Copper securities
were fractionaily higher, Outside OF the
copper group Mackay common was the feature.
ma sing n ncw hiyl rec ord. nut Can pre-
h-avin"ss was shown by Chicago subway.
white q few specialtics, notably American
thicle. advanced materially. The close was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05

Swift d Company's sales Of Fresh Dec
York city for the week ending SatuTda. '"'
averaged 1853 cents per pound .tfr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS..
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON, June The s,a,cment OF the
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
THIS day. This month. Ftstol year
Rccelpts"."., t2.2i0.esl $6.244.i35 3645. 7ei .76s
Expenditures. 100000 $4,000 6s7.a55.2S5
Surplus se4O.ssi N,674.isS S.sse.Sis
The receipts from customs to day were s,ss. o3i:
from internal revenue, 81, 294, 206. and miscellaneous.
$3.50. National bank notes received for re-
The cash statement OF the United States Treasurer
Tor June I shows:
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion .,.............. $3.50, ooO. 900
TRUST FUND.
To redeem outstanding certificates, T.. 81, o40, o57 ,sse
GENERAL FUND.
Gold coin and bullion, o. ............... $50, $40. SOC
Gold certlncates.. ..,.,........ t0.3e6. $50
SILVER dollars '',...'.,,.,... 7,64S,S7t
silver cetriicatcs.' '''.'.,,,.,.., 4,6Ss.3i
SILVER bullion. .,',,..r,.,...,.. l,646. 3S3
United states notes. .,,.,..,..,,,. lUpS6. -
National bank notes; ,.,'..,...... lS,927.T20
Subsidiar rs silver and minor coin ...... Tei2O72
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sio7, 2I6. sos
In national banks ..,,,,.....,.., 97,932. 1888
Awaiting reimbursement .,.......... a55,76i
Total. s265. 4s4, Ss2
Liabilities ''-'.' ''''-''''''...,. -. los. 275, "a
Cash balance slo2, l5s $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05
NON-NEMBER RANK STATEMENT.

The wecSly statement Of averages OF thr banks
Of this city, jersey ,itI ana HvtuSrn whicn arc
not members OF H." New YorK Cleatiny House
Association but wni n clear through soi.c OF the
members Is rs follows:
June "0J ~ thCnors.
Loans. diSts,
investm'ts. sl43.lss. en sif2.isa.so0 Inc. sy,poo
Circulation. 10. c.OSp. 400 2.u2i.N0 Inc, A,JO
Net deposits l54, 40, IN ISB, $4,000 Dcc. .,3iSiO0
Dep'ts with
banks and
trust COS. 6,o2a.soo S.sS1.aN Inc. i72.snl
Deposits with
{. X. agtS... l4,Soa. 800 IA, tsI. 900 Dec. s.lT5. IN
legal tenders&
bank notes" f.2Si.eO0 T.S{7.0 900 Dec. aelOo
Specie....,,., 6,4S7,Sp 6,t90.a0 Dec. 62pOo
-# ----- -.
Total. S3t.o 500. $50 iTp. 600 Dec. ss,i<sloo
Reserve rec. SS,ofo,1 S~o.lss.a75 Dec. 6s.:75
---- ------ ---.-a-
Deficit ...... tt,5sa. 100 t,,oie.S7S Inc. tL,5ee, SaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05
<EERS.
TONOP4H STOCKS.

Closing bid and asked quotations for active
7 onupah stocks on tlc Wall Street Mining and
stock EAcndngc Yesterday were:
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.NNVTURN'''' . : sI'NNF'o-N - TViVf-'fJ
1T will be noticed from the foregoing that
In no case has the yiold from such an acreage
exceeded II ,o00. 900 bales. The Government
makes the acreage planted in cotton this
year 2s.6s5, 900.
From this acreage the South has not dur
ing the present century. and under, existing
OOO. 900 bales Of cotton. cven when the June
condition was. as in l9O?-3, 0j.i.
The world will shortly com to an apprecia-
ton Of the fact that n crop Of II. OOo. 900 bales
during the coming season is an utter i'm
probability"
Cotton on the spot advanced ) points.
Middling. IL .30C., against x. 400. last year:
New Orleans and Gulf, II .jjc., against s.65c.
Delivered on contracts, 700 bales, The move
men1 WAS rs follows.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
FoRsxT7RlNe oENoM oMRuD.

En- mycket ~yjlmenande gammal dam
rakado en- dag bes6ka ortens skola just
som en- poke. skolans "svarta far,
undergick en- 2rundlig restraining for
sin ofOrbatteriighet. Vid hennes in
trade i skolsalen lade lararen bort rot
tiugen, och den unge slyngeln flick sa
satta sig bGst han kunde, medan la
Karen vande sig till damen med en- for,
klaripg.
Der Dir don varsta pojken | hela
skolan, och jag vet sannerligen int
hNad jag skall taga mig till med no,
nom. jag har %anvandt ALA m0jliga
bestraffningar, men ~ingenting bitter pa
hans f0rhardade slime.
Den vaivilliga gamla damen sag be-
kymrad pa sossen och fragade deref'
ter lararen:
- Har nj f6rs0kt med litet vanlighet
och godhet?
- ia, jas fo:sokte Diet i borjan, men
MI har jag for iange sedan uppgifvit
den mctoden. Den var annu fruktlo
sare.
Damen bad NJ lararen ON tillaSelse
att CORA cit fC-s0k / den riktningen
och lararen svsrade ia, men dolde icke
sin 0fvertygelse, att pojken var ofor
bitterlig.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

pa Wig att blifva bra, men mar han upp-
h0r med behnndliugen, tinner han sig
vauligtvis samre lin da han b6rjade den.
Derf0r att i blifvit besviken, betyder ej
att edert fall Dir h%oppl0st. Hvad som ar
omoiligt for den van!iga lakaren att CORA
ar ofta latt for den tranade och yeten-
| skaplige specislisteu att utIatta. FAX
tum att en- smed 81 kan reparera edert
ur ir ej nagot nedsAttande for den err
farne %urmakaren.
Under hera ar har jag studerat nerves
k0nssvaghet med aIlvar och liver = dess
ursprung.d ess natur, dess gang och dess
beklagansviirda inverkan pa den mensk-
iiga organismen, fortsatte DR.. Wood. /
ut~otvandet af nina PROFESSIONALS alig-
CAMDEN har Jag asgIigen ~praktiskt be-
gagnat mig af des erfarenhet jag saluuda
vuulit. Gepom att inhemta af den me-
dicinska vete askapen Diet senaste och ba-
sta och geuom att stadse CORA samvets.
granna experimenter. har jag utvecklat
vissa former for behandling Of denna
lsjukdom. SON iro alldelcs originella
med mig och alltid framgapgsfulla fall.
der fromgang f0rut ansetts af andra dok-
torer som omoilig.
Min demanding icke a~lle1ast stimule-
rnr. men den aterstaller permanent. Den
lugnar nervernl. Den stillnr retningen j
de omtiliga yafnaderna. som omgifya de
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
Neyv0sa ~sjukdomsfaII
intraffa offa
bland ALA samhallslagrets
klasser.
De arc ej langre en- mode
sjukdom.

Nervsystemets %forst0ring ar eli langre
en- m~odesjukdom. sager DR.. Rankin, en-
beryktad specialist i London. Den hotar
att beiofva yara afsomlingar manga af
dessa egenskaper, som ejorde vara forfi-
der ga framstaende i grundlaggandet af
nutidens sto,het. ware sig den bestir
~vesenskap. Roast eller literatur. Neura-
stem, som vi kalla denna akomma be-
skrefs forst fullstaudigt af Beard 1879
DR., Rankin sager att Ell af orsakerna till
denna siukdom ar en- forandring i Diet
dieteiiska lefnadssattet. Stader och sam
hallen blifva ALT mera u~ppfyllda, och
Diet Dir EFT okadt kraf pa cit me.a enor-
giskt och oroligt lif.
Samtidigt har en- rastldshetens ande
intrdngt i ALA kallelelser, en- mera aktiy
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
HAIR OCH DER.
Enstrom vanishing Ryk

Enstr0m vanishing Ryk-
tevis har forut berattats man och
man emellan att FORE utgifvaren
at Monitor" i Iron Mountain,
Mich, James M. Enstrom, som
i Mai forlidet ar adomdes EFT ars
straffarbete i tukthuset i Detroit
for brott mot postlagarna, forlors-
de slit forstard under fangelseti-
den, och delta rykte bestyrkes af
en- uppgift fran forbundshufvud-
stade1. der Enstrom nu ar inta-
gen q den S k. detention institu
tiOnen. Det uppgifves dessutom,
att hau ar EFT fullstandigt fysisk
vrak.
Mord. Matt Ivanxovitch. en-
blond kampe, 81 ar gammsl. som
kom till Duluth fran Chicago for
tva veckor sedan, dodade i sond.
morse H. Tolovic, 80 ar gamma al
utanfor Thomas Doyles krog i
West Duluth. Mordaren och en-
hans van. Matt Vranec, rymde till
West Duluth, hvarest de blefvo
arresterade. De vagra att yttra
sig ON brottet. Tolovic lar ha
rest kors och tvars j Michigan och
WISCONSIN pa spaniag etter sin
forsvunna hustru.- Sedermera
har Vance bekant, att han skiutit
Tolovic pa kamratens uppmaning
Tort och int byggnadsvirke
hos Spalding, 3 & Court.