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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-03-23

OIL Tue SeHefal puOllC IndH uOoS
Judge Campbell. During his
eight years service as the pre-
siding judge of the circuit court
for tins couoty he secured the
confidence and respect of the
people of Grant county, not only
by his ability in getting to the
bottom of the legal questions
brought before him, but by the
absolute fairness and impartial
ity of his decisions. The people
OF Grant county know Judge
Campbell ana they feel that he is
to be trusted in any position of
responsibility he may be called
upon to fill. AS a representa-
tive in congress from South Da
kota, the people of the state
would have no reason to feel
ashamed of Judge Campbell
either as to his ability or his in
integrity, and it is a foregone
conclusion that the interests of
the state would be carefully and
faithfully looked after.
Judge Campbell is SO years of
age. He was born in Oconomo
voc, Wis, in 1856, and took the
law course in Wisconsin univers-
ity in 1878, being admitted to
the bar in 1873. In 1888 he To-.
Gated in Aberdeen, where he
rapidly forged to the front as
one of the leading lawyers in the
northern part of the state. In
1886 and 1883 Judge Campbell
was elected to the legislature
from Brown county, and in 1889
was elected judge of the fifth ju-
dicial circuit which position he
held until January l, 1902, retir-
ing by his own desire and again
engaging in the practice of law.
Church Notices.
"SOme reasons why we
should vote mo license =" will be
the subject at the M. E church,
Sunday morning, March 25th.
All are invited.
Observation-Disclosures in Christ
Episcopal Church as follows:
Satul day at 4: p. M, Confrma.
tion class; 7:3O p. M, choir re
hearsal; 8 p. m., service. Sun.
day, 1O:45 a. m, holy com
munion and sermon; p. M,
evening prayer and sermon.
CONGREGATIONAL-The sub
ject at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning
will be "Why Every Christian
Should Oppose the Licensing of
the Saloon" At the evening
service Rev. S. A. Chappell will
preach the sermon, the three
churches uniting as on last Sun
day evening. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
A. MURRMAN,
Pulpit Supply
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-03-23

TOR SALE Stewart heater, good condition
n LYNN HAYES 29tf
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YNOR SALE-5x7 camera and outfit. Address
H Box 74l, Milbank, S. D. 29tf
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-03-23

TNAKEN UP-Came on to my premises on
i March 13, 1905, in section 10, Madison
twp, one email bay mare. Owner may have
came by proving property and paying charges.
G. w. AMsDEN.
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LOCAL WANTS

r OST.-a fountain pen, som where between
residence and Crawford's restaurant.
Finder please return to Mrs. B. r. Vosburgh.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-03-23

TLAX SEED-Some good clean flax seed for
II eale. Apply to JOHN Roth, Milbank, 5. ID.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-03-23

Dring in your oats. corn, barley and have 1T
p ground while you wait. j. d. BURkHARDr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
SefdRntmad,uus!

SD erIoube mir blermit meiner
%aelebrten 8unben, ionic benz gubli.
tum i'm aGeemeinen. mitsutheiler
BOB Id. nm ibneu bic bette uni
urOmptsite SeOisnuua gu Ftern, upu
Iest an olle SaiHenubren iOwis
S@mudinfen ieOer Srt, weIts nil
Sur Rtpnrntur iberpsben ueloen,
nat ct. Souls ienben iperoe, mo-.
ielbit bic arbeit fsfsrt unD bon oe.
IePiettsn 3'sUes4SRisen aIrbei
terit %anssefibrt merben uirO.
Sebs arbeit ruirO e~oruutiert; oi,
Ereiie iuerOeu masis iein, NIB
Die aanoen birfen iid, onruui uerlni.
len. BOB alIe Srteit iOiort anO in
mOalidft tHr5er Seit aussefabrt
piro.
GHtunssuU1, o u 4. q. Greunb.
4 StrnBe, I'M ,4etrus" @ebdube.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
I Spau y1ars. SEustyHA /

Setten Sanftas tunUbe 6raG Mor.
enretbe 6lueih. cine apiNr 'grben.
pilscrin, bie ouf ibrer laneon Reiie
oes aebens Jreuo anb 4eie, Grbeii
Uhh9e uub Soreen reiGtia se.
ioflet CUR fsaeu @rpbesrut setraeen.
sic ftGrb AM 9Unnerftae ben 10.
NFril nod eineu tnneen &uunienlaa.
&c, i'm Gtaer BON Su Snbpea, 8 Mu.
nnten iSno ~ Saeen. ole 2elde
'Rnroe 'nm Canning %Ousvittaa uun
Sstl'S StDre su @etler nah Der
cuanpl. @irhe in Swiss aebraft.
mUietbit Der iibtirhe S~rnuereuttes.
IOieHt sebulten marble. 6err gafur
Snebmepes pvebigte unt nmtirte am
i@rabe.
Grau 8Luetfh 9eb. Setir, hattie
tbuen @ebnrtsOrt IN @ainsfelO, Gan,
ton Srnnbiuoen, SGsues. SIN
SnBue 1857 tom iie nit ben Sbren
naf Grnerita apO tUUba4e init ibrem
@atten nnb Einbern gu Smiss, bod
IN iesterer Seit bate Dos betaa,e
@bspaar be. ibuen s&pieseriObn
SaNaS Sell an Der SiuR Greet, ibr
oeiw. qIuser ibren @atsen .hinter.
idst fte 5 sSbne aaO 4 fOdter nebft
. GuteIiinoern 'uetGe Der &srAOrbe.
men Elm IisteOOEes anbeuten bewub.
Ten tueroe9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

Gin eultliGer uafad Safirte on
lestea WoNtas benz y iasrisen vi.
treO Saefner Deldser abern 5ias bel
Sore, tu0bat. gu. &c ios auT elmer
Sdletbeneeec Der pel6ler a 9ferbe
eelpaunt tuaren unb bearbeitete bas
eano. Gin iuuaes gferb wpldps
5nltsf UeruriaGte Oas GeS|ann S.ei6
aus ~ nehnIen uno 6afner fisl pom
sic uno TAM nit oem red,teu ause
DOR cine Sheibe 80 lieeeu ueIdje ben
Snb ara u%eritimmelte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

Gm Snmftae &ndpmittne Am 5 llbl
pursen i'm id6nen 6eim Usn perm
uno SCnu @eo. Stnrt ~ ciMem clad.
lihea %anre Oepeiaet: 6err See
6unter. boa saew Raerib, IRO., uno
SRI. Caie Starf. eie laapemeiu, be.
Iisble SOdtsr oes 6nuies. Ten
9rnuaft Iueldcu uur oie ensereu
8erwanOten beipObuten pOIsOq Or.
IS. g. spsneer. SrGfioent bes ep.
nobieai College. ~ Sutton, SeO . uuo
folpte bcnieIteu Elm eidpaenbss pod.
,seitsmabl. Der 8rdutisam 1T grd.
fibsnt Der Commercial Uanf In aem
,@nbrib, uno in ieiner peimntb elm
iebr nnpeiebener Rann. Guser Iei-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
Farmers Gram (
Elevator Co.

Vim Gienioa MOraen um 9 lib
trnten 6err SObn Rebel pom ct
Souls urO SRI. Rattle Nueler, God,
ter oes perrn uno frou SObn Wauel,
fer In Der ct SDiaphs8,rte gu 9ittl.
Berger COr ben Ernnnlter, UNI i'd
oon 9errn &farrer lambert Sri Z
nl6asr einieanen lGIisn gum SunOs
flr's 9eben. aIa6rr Den ~eelnoenen
6eittheilnebmern battsn Iih uiels
sreunoe bee Iiebenoen Baares einae.
finDen, urn bel her Iir bnsielbe d
Uidltiaen Geier 8enee ~ leiu. NIs
etreHaeIeite funaicten 0err @sOras
RueGer iouie SRI. Nnnn SRe6el.
3n& bee Erauuna, bel tuelher bsr
tfarrer ben Brnuileuten ldSne
Borte Des IiebepOIIeH Raipss nnO.
reidjen 6eeens als @eleite nit out.
benz asmsininmeh aebeHspea CAB,
fanD i'm f6Dusn oeim Der Brnutsl.
tern cine aemlibiide SO&sei.StehrI
i'm erOben gerpnnOtsu, nnOI
5veun6ettreIie unb Iub cine rsln
Itete Eeftsisl san FrDtsH GabIe r,u1r
eIeesSlfibnhO hldf Ole lsiEhe. ans
iar ~ sai2 IIsSsH Ole I&Sasu stun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

ben oabiu. Serr sebel ipel4er cir
oermanner aiub 1T. Bot in 81. aouia
cine eanubnre @irtbifnfi unb wirh
er bnielbit nit ieiner iunaen Grnu in
3utunft wObnen. Ste baben einc
erOse 8ubl 6reuube bic linen bns
Gaerbete I'M 9sben phnfGen. auf
bas .8Olisblutt' entbietet ibnen Tel.
men treu psmeintsn Slid punIH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
Oemofraiii DE GountY Gonpention.

Oemofratif fe County Convention.
Die EemOfrnten bieies guuntp,s
fuetoen mOraen, Samit 9 ben 2S
Nuril. 10 uhr SOrmittaps fH on
tolgenoen Orten usrinmme'n um Del
eanten fur cine AM 5. raj absubnl,
tente eOuntp Contention 81 p6blen,
ME fOllt:
Hoart 9upa, Natft. 6nus, Der.
mann. rs Deleaaien
&iflano Emp NaorriiOn, s.
SOulware Emp. eansenbere'a
Store, l.
BOuf imp, 3rGIe. 2.
TbirO Greet Emp. Gourao Suboe.
mepet's StOre. L.
Canaan Emp D.penspiGe, 10.
glnp Imp, HIanb. 9.
SurbOis Emp ReO Sirb, s.
Sruih Greet. Emp 9ea. 5.
8wed cer contention 1T an Dele.
eaten iAr bic nbsuholtenten eta0ts,
9%OnpentiOnea 81 srpdhlen. Gn@
iufI IN ieber 2Ownibip Striammiuua
gOmitem0Hn far Ons gOanip
Central GOmite srwabIt tDerOsn.
9. z. @iGiamf. Boraser
SObn 1appmrper. SeEretdr.
kOdOI Dyspepsia Cure
"DissSis Mat -'ou eats
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

Sn @nrreptOn tnste leste BOD,
Die Sibel'aUnfeyens tuel6e puu pie.
len Srebieern Der beutfden Retbo.
bitten airHe beiuht mar. Reu. Z.
3. 8rini bon Sernrann, &su. 8. 1.
sternbsrs uOn Berger, uno %eu. 8.
U. Renmeper bon 4raie rpuren an.
rpsieno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

ner @utter tuOhuteu is'me ,6eiIsu
s&wetern nit iBren rGAp. giutteu
Der Ernuun0 BEL: Serr aub Jrau
2Oais Soued BON Cape Gisu5beau
uab perr unb Srau BipA, pUa Sad
ion, NO. 9as ianpe BOar tru ielb
iae Ra6t cine Sudjaettsrerk nod
Dem @efeu an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

y gprrsIpeahsu,sn Wub e.u.sssuuasu nm sist'
rsinfA Snttrtft NIB .rbrtsu, mtfitu uHs ie'
kcA itNftittns Nftttrph urtintn. Nhr BIZ
anN6Rn iRisrtr GorIttsSubtrtIh NIB nil
atnt peroHtipUt7fIA. Exx iUnprt StuTnt ch
enrtsbtrs riib ans IN utrR BdAsH ugttgt-
ihetlt SUtrbEh.
~ antstesn bon n ~ es 6 SDn eTbbs InifHC'
tpdttftuB Down, r8toS Yeor1tn ttnatretnt1per.
ben. Qa6 SunutrBtaq Qfttup i0troth ttui
Antetstn anycHcHMtn.
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n.rmaaner galksblutt.
Gr.t prts, Co.. Gerdusseber.

Enaere' u the Posi- oacs at Hermann. No., a.
seond class srEa matter.
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sometimes almost iudlcrous Every
body Is hail fellow, well met with
everybody else. The dlshwasher OF
some eatlng.housc rlsklng his humble
dime upon the wheel, imparts invalua-
bic advice as TO his system" to the
manager OF a great mining company,
who is playing maxmums, addressing
the latter. who Is Of q somewhat youth
full appearance as "young man" or
kids" for this western country Is
democratic, ultra democratic, and self
important folk with corn to be trodden
on, should keep away from II severely
For reasons Of policy alone II for no
others, Il does not pay TO ride the
high horse In q Nevada mining camp
the man, who one day Is looking for
-four bits for eating money" may own
the richest prospect in the district the
next, and. as such, will be a man whose
favor is to be sought after eagerly.
YOUNG AND OLD.
Not the least striking Of contrasts are
those presented by the different classes
OF prospectors. There Is the grizzled
veteran whose parents brought him
across the plains on a prairie schooner
IN 40, who has followed gold and silver
ever since, making and losing a dozen
fortunes. He win talk 10 you by the
hour of the time when the water came
up to the foot Of Market street sir"
OF lynch-law and the vigllantes, Of the
gories Of Dutch Flat Of the halcyon
days Of the Comstock and Of Virginia
City, where we thought nothing OF
having a man every morning for break.
fast" The Sphinx mine at Round
Mountain presents an Illustration Of
the sudden transition from poverty 10
great wealth than many of this class
have experienced during the days Of
Nevadas rehabilitation. The Sphinx
was discovered by an old prospector
who had hardly enough grub" In his
outfit 10 last him two days. This mine
today is guarded by armed men who
are protecting the dumps containing
ore worth SIG a pound.
THE TEND FOOT TOO,
Then there is the green and Innocent
tendertoot from the east. who mistakes
the glitter Of mica for free silver and
has been heard TO discourse learnedly
on "calcareous limestone forma-
lions" Midway between the abysmal
ignorance OF the latter and the thor
ough practical knowledge Of the for
mer there is the boy fresh from the
mining school OF his university at Car
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haitian Is about ga miles from Man
haitian proper and is surrounded by
some exceptionally prominent and
well defined lodges and. as Is the case
over on the west side of the mountain.
among The properties In the more adj
yanced stages OF development. II would
be an exceptional thing, indeed, If a
person should fail to get colors in the
pan along the course of the veins,
which sometimes show width OF
from so TO over 100 feet. The for
nation of this particular part OF the
district is lime and porphyry; por-
phyry the foot and lime In the hanging,
The more prominent properties on
the East Manhattan side are the
Manhattan Mammoth Of which Nell
vaney & Torpey the Manhattan brok-
crs, are fiscal agents as well as agents
for the East Manhattan Townsite COM
pany, The property Of the Manhattan
Mammoth is splendldly located and the
ledge, averaging fully 60 feet in width
traverslng the claims for distance of
$500 feet The company is installing
a compressor plant and is putting In
machinery with the view of opening
the property with all possible haste. A
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dies a prospector's hammer as skill
fully as her eastern sisters would han
die fan. In fact one of the richest
strikes as Round Mountain was made
By woman. Mrs. Lena NJ. Stebbns.
who has been an indefatlgable pros
pector for several years. II was she
who discovered the Antelope claim,
which she sold to the Round Mountain
Antelope company for large sum OF
money. The Antelope has already Civ.
en- forth In gold enough wealth to pay
the present owners the money they
had invested There was taken recent-
~ from the ledge a slab Of ore. meas
uring one foot In diameter and two
inches through. which contained over
$1,000 In gold on one surface alone. II
Is difficult for one to imagine such
wealth lying undiscovered so long In a
camp which mt one time contained sew
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Az rain follows the cooling OF an at
mosphere nearly saturated with
aqueous vapor, the weather forecastei
finds II Important 70 determine the
moisture In approaching winds. Tn,
barometer gives some indication. but
its height depends on wind pressure
and temperature as well as on moisture.
and the old wet and dry-hulb thermom-
eters have proven entirely unreliable.
so that accurate observation has re-
quired apparatus too elaborate for or.
binary use. The new "aQuameter, IA
simple instrument. therefore fills an
urgent need. The opening and shut
TING OF two taps and raising and lower.
ing Of a mercury reservoir draw
measured quantity Of air into glass
vessel ana as this comes IN contact
with anhydrous phosphoric acide the
water Is quickly absorbed, causing the
mercury 10 rise in a narrow glass stem,
TO a point showing the exact percent
age Of aqueous yapor IN the air,
The muscle artist" 10 whom Prof
Won Bergman. the famous Berlin sur.
geon, has drawn attention, has such
mastery Of the muscles that he can
move them about as he wishes. He
draws up his abdominal organs. leavlnA
a cavity. then he presses them down
until his abdomen grows globular, thea
he divides them into right and left sec.
lions. with hollow between. He makes
the muscles OF any part OF his body
tremble and shake Ike Jelly He stops
HIS pulse beating, and moves his heart
az VIII Just how these singular rr.
suits are attained Is mystery.
Vocal or instrumental music as
therapeutic agent has been found by
DR., r s Kennedy to be a useful aid
In melancholia, insomnia. hysterla,
family aftliction. business reverses. de.
llrium, pain, and mental or physicai
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Camp Where Newly Driving Poverty Ava,

contrasts even more wildly with tho
few scattered tents that In January
made up the whole township Of Nam
haitian.
1t Is only fitting that Manhattan as
a typical Nevada camp, should be a
camp OF contrasts. for Nevada Is the
state of contrasts. scorched In summer,
frozen in winter, where snow falls IN
May. only to be instantly melted by the
rays of OF sub-tropical sun.
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counties. California; Brown and Nor.
gan counties, Indiana; Russell county,
Kentucky; Cass county Michigan, Cler-
mont county, Ohio, Monroe, Roane and
Union counties, Tennessee: Pierce,
Dane, Washington, Ozankee, Waukesha
and Racine counties, Wisconsin. A dia-
mond OF Cass county, Michigan, weigh
ed 1875 carats.
The recovery Of gold from sea water
Is still a fascinating problem. Liver
sidge has estimated that the ocean con-
tains from 1870 to 2s0 tons of gold per
cubic mile, or a total OF l00,0O0.0O0,0 900
tons; but II this be divided by 100 the
value would stlll be S679,7li 900, 600 600
while VI. de Wildeof Brussels, finds that
all Of the gold mined up TO the present
time would not form a cube more than
30 feet square, representing a value of
Sl3,559 $4,000. NJ, de Wilde has new
method Of separation. from which he
expects great results. He treats ocean
water with concentrated solution OF
salt and tin, which transforms the gold
into purple Of Cassius, an oxide OF
gold and tin, and this Is fixed by hy-
drate OF magnesia, which IL liberated
from the sea water on adding lime wa
ter. The hydrate of magnesia has been
charged with as much as IS per cent OF
gold. which Is removed with cyanide
OF potassium solution.
a curious blackening OF the faces and
hands of certain persons being treated
by electricity has been noticed. nves.
tigation showed that this took place
only when the patients chair was elec.
trically positive and the crown OF tho
head negative, and when The oIl-heat-
ers were being used to warm the room.
The blackening proved to be due TO In
visible carbon particles thrown off by
the burning oil and drawn to the POSI-
tive pole.
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furnish electrical power from waters
in Twin river, This simpliHes the fuel
question. as well as the cost OF reduce
ton plants.
at distance Of 5000 feet from the
Consolidated Manhattan, the Manhat-
tan Buffalo company are prosecuting
active development work, and splendid
results are being obtained, and assays
of from $40 10 81 900 are being taken
daily. Samples taken by myself previ-
Gus TO its being merged into the pres
ent company. gave from 81 to $50.
These were surface samples. Those
mentioned above running from $40 to
81 900 are being found in their shaft
now being sunk, said shaft having at
tanned a depth of go feet"
Geology of Manhattan.
The geology of the Manhattan dis
trict has not as yet received the atten-
ton Of the United States geological
survey, but It is expected that recon-
noisance will be made during the pres
ent year. J. II. Shockley, one Of the
most widely known engineers in Ne
vada, furnishes the following in re-
cent report:
This district is located about 40
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Plenty Of Water.

eral thousand souls. They must have
been silver blind in those days.
AUTOMOBILE INVASION.
Woman prospectors are not the only
unexpected objects one sees In the des-
ert. The links that connect Manhat-
tan with the outer world, where people
live habtually IN real stone houses and
wear plug hats, high collars. tail-coats,
linen shirts and SIMILAR things are
not only stages and mule teams Au-
things that one associates with turn
pike roads and Ormond beach-are 10
be seen and heard. not to say smelt,
chug- chugging their way across San
Antoine valley, ploughing through or
over sage and sand In the early days,
not without danger OF getting stalled.
but now rolling along gally over q
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NN ANHATTAN, q Camp Of Con-
M trasts, go to a mining camp
wi particularly TO a rush" min
ing camp such as Manhattan,
the wonderful mining center Of SOUTH
ern Nevada.
Not only will you see rich cheek by
fowl with poor ana smart. nattlly-
dressed eastern business men hob-nob-
bling with rugged SONS Of the sage
brush" but you will see the stll more
remarkable contrast between past and
present; you will see the man who has
seldom eaten anything better than
beans and bacon whose ideas Of luxury
soar no higher than ham and eggs,
who. not being accustomed to the su.
perfuous luxury of saucers, holds his
spoon In his cup as he sWllls his coffee,
90 whom frame-house seems "a state
ly pleasure-dome" you VIII see this
man, enriched by some lucky strike
which he has CHANGED upon after years
Of hardship, with more money than he
knows what to do with with money
TO burn, as the saying goes. And right
lavishly he proceeds 10 burn IT, No one
need be- afraid Of his money rustlng IN
q Nevada mining camp.
Are you fond OF games Of so-called
"chance" There are the roulette
wheel, the crap-table, the faro game.
Have you chronic and well developed
thirst? There is the bar. Are you fond
OF the fair? There is woman, lovely
woman And so It often comes about
that the old proverb--"Light come light
go'--is verified. The fortune made one
month is spent the next and the tran.
sition from poverty to wealth Is fol-
lowed by a transition. well nigh as
sudden, from wealth to poverty. Who
cares? Gold is to be had for the seek.
Ing In this treasury OF nature, and a
blow of the prospectors hammer may
disclose second fortune twice as large
as the one he lost.
ALL ARE HAIL FELLOWS.
He who is down one day may be up
the next an this feeling OF uncertainty
results in a state OF familiarity. good .
fellowship and camaraderle that is
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road that much traffic has rendered at
least tolerable.
The ever-presesnt study In contrasts.
however, a study in contrasts one cam
not get away from, Is Manhattan's
Main street. Never was there a more
heterogeneous collection of edhces.
Tents, lighthouses, frame-houses, cor.
rugated iron houses and stone business
blocks are all huddled together in an
amazing omnium-gatherum that itself
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fatigue. a German physician has used
music to lessen the distress and after
effects OF applying anesthetics.
The soldier-ant Of Australia bulbs
huge nests, and overpowers small
snakes. Yet It IS yanquished by small
black ant a third as large, the battles
often lasting for months.
The crasing machine Is designed TO
tighten the nbOrs of tho draughtsman.
A circular ink eraser is fastened by a
screw In the place Of the usual drill OF
q dental engine, and, being rotated by
tootpower, Is guided over the lines 10
be removed The flexible shaft permits
Of ready movement as desired At good
speed aud with light pressure. the eras-
err works rapidly and effectively. AMI
on good paper the surface can be so
smoothed that the crasure Is scarcely
noticeable In changing the details
OF engineers maps and In other work
a great deal Of labor can be saved by
this simple device.
The novel problem Of German chem
lists Is that Of producing an agreeable
and hyglenic beverage having stimulat-
ing properties like beer and wine. but
containing no alcohol or other harmful
substance, The investigation IL to be
made through syuthescs of wine and
beer The effects OF the different con-
stituents upon the organs Of taste are
10 be studied, and an effort viii be
made to produce like agreeable effects
with non-alcohollc materials. The
achievements already made In syn
thetic chemistry give hope OF success
In this new 1eld
United States localities that have
yielded diamonds are: shelby county,
Alabama; Anador, III Dorado. Butte.
Nevada, Trinity, Del Norte aud Tularc