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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02
Mett,,il,p al ct Muottoriill1in, % berfor

JIeItNlD uI " NNOtIuItAlsL OD Oellui
bill. Dpgningen Dper often blipe dob
net iom ct Gbeater % | belle 8rbli-
fums 8aalDn blipe forpanolet eller
l,opioet til Ell flor 6oriamlings- %
&oncertial. Sc epertuelle SnotGg-
ter fra @oncerterne lfal gao til@rnno-
lGggeIien af ct Jono til ct Srgel for
8pgningen, ser pet1tes at billie fom<
me til at foite op imoo $4,000 DOLL.
@ubstjcucitc bill blipe ofbolot /
@olgatba &irfen fpritfommenoe Ssn-
oag Ben 4. IS. &l. 1890.
Smpurterebc Delifatesicr fra set
gamle 2an6 % @nlonens fbrite og
beoite &ro6ufter faces aItio Dos &en-
rD @p6eien, Columbia Grocery Co.,
1913 g.. 8abaiba @t.
Torbcrcoelicrnc til State SUR er
mi / flllo Gong og loa ptot frem=
me6e, at Set CT fart at lie, at bette
Mars Sair oil blipc SEN ltprlte og
melt progtful0e> ser enonu ct of=
bolot. Ser er fon1lnet ablfillige npe
9pgninger til, oeriblonot Ell np
Meieribpgnirg og Ell 6jerfrGbpg=
ming, Ser begge / meget ppientlig
@roo bill forege Soirens @pne til at
mootoge ltoitillingsioger. @rono
Stan0 be0 Suo0elpbSbmen ct lige=
le0es blepet betpoeligt lt0pioet. S
Set bele er nit Milu1elota State 6air
@rltn0 Ell al Sc 1tprlte % be0ite al
Sen Mrt fer / 2onoet. Sen er Mar
efter Star blepet l10pi0et pe6 &jdb al
t~ilitb0en6e 2an6, og1aa taar er oer
lagt ct meget betpOeligt Mreal til.
8eitDrell len lporer intet for at gjpre
@runoen tiltrnffel1Oe, og Set ct 0a
intet timber, at Gtote Satren / fgr=
ite l1ge al September bltper ct
fempemesiigt @tnpne, bpor Sat-
mere og 8Dboer fra mart lagt bele
g}orope1 item mg6es. Dette Mars State
6air pil ingen l1n0togelie oanne |
ioa @enieen0e.
S Turbtnbelic mcb Smtalen al
SEN @uffe &oncerter, ser lom on0et=
lteos / @la6et meo0elt ogtes ofbol0t
/ Mu0itorium nl10er 5tote Toir
ltger, og bborfra Sperifuoet ifal goa
til ct Son0 for ct pragtful6t Srgel
til 8pg11rwen, frembgDer nu Gags
preSien Sen ablolute Mg0pen0igbe0
at at faa ct iaa0ant Srgel inolagt,
81. q. for / 6remti0en at iifre ct.
&oul laaoanne &pnpentioner, ser
fife fan tenfes at billie goa til mo-
gen 8D, bbor life ct ti6siboren0e
&oncertlofale mes Orgel forefinOes.
Sil nuite @ar, / 1908, ifal laaleoes
5 e norf 5pno0e boloe
lin %treaorige &onper1tiolr / Sorbinoel=
lie mes boilfen Spno0ens Limited
Singers l1nioll" ligele0e5 treoorige
ltore &oncerter oltt0 ofboloes; %
Erofesio r Sobn Oable berof 8pen,
Ser CT Operoirigent for SDno0ens
ltore &or, bor 110talt at ct. Yarl5
norl f=lutberanlfe Menigbeoer far u>1=
ser olporlig O%perpejelie at uolte0e
Sn0bpoelie til 5pno0en ON / 1908
at be11lGgge &onpenttonen BERTH
8Den = iaafremt ser ga er l16iigt
til at Nuoitorium i116en Sen Sis pil
baDe set paatenfte Sr9el. S 1905
bar 5pno0efonbentionen @ip1t /
W%finneapoliS, bois Mnoitorium 10
iom befie1rot far ct progtful0t Sr=
GEL Ser affompaprereoe oct 1tore
&or paa 1000 Sternmer paa e,
l9roeles fDl0eitgjprenoe Mno0e.
Glconura Gbriitinc 2pgc Go. so,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02
st. Paul.
est. Paul T1dende"s Kontor, Room A
Union Block Cedar s. Fourth Str.

est. Paul T1dende"s Kontor, Room 46
Union Block Cedar s Fourth Str.
We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juye~
Ter Simon Nielsen, 2ee E. 9TH ST.,
Pail.
&aitpr SDcbien fratraaote / Sen-
bags iin Shilling iom Hrg1t peo
@oIgotbafirfen.
@plgatbatirfens &pinbefurenin9
ofbolot / Eirs0ags Mftes en- pellpffet
Zee Cream 5ociol / &irfens timber
bpgning.
216,04S. Dette ct ct. Nouls
Snobpggera1tal efter Sc iioite Spgip=
refer, beregnet efter SEN 1pe 8eipi=
ier.
Snbbrnb. .. 9. @iibop'S Sa=
loom 1913 @aboibo Str, blep forle=
Sen plpnoret al SltobruoStppe for
fieroe Gong / Sc ii0lte ire Mar. 9e
fit ct lt0bptte al $3.50.
Tprtunect gif / Stpffcr. 6orleoe11
bar ser 8ron0 / geo. 934 Gonmap
Str, lom ligger ne0 as cit Sfrrrt
/ Ell @l1ltng, omtrent 6 500 n110er ct
SrGfortoltg, paa bpilfet cit Masle
Men1eifer bop0e %lan1let Jig for at lie
poa @ran0en. Ylu0lelig gaar 5or=
tpuget / 5tpffer pg Mpn0, &pin0er
% 8pr11 mellem bino1Oen trimler
lleo as Sfrel1ten, me0el15 6ortougs=
plul1ferl1e bro e0e moo og lpnOerbrpO
Hlunfepnrfet, Ser pmgap @uiet
Yra11omnl10ene fom ifp11Olomlt Soft
til @julp, men lpffelig bar Ser III
gen, Ser tog alporlig Sfa0e.
9rcbt al CIT Sen1apborc=9lrm~ Gl1
45=aarig &ol1O11ftpr paa ct Chicago,
burlington & Guil1cp Easiugertog
6. %. 9otp, ltaf forle0en @oDe0et u1
al @aggogepoglten, me0ens Spge1
lpb igiennem Como @lpe. Dar0s pao
Greet Niortbern 8anen; / iamme
2ieblif blep bap rant at cit Sema=
p6ore=s(rm, ilpnget al &ognen oq
bpirplet 20 500 giennem 2uften oper
poo ct parallel lpben0e Spor, bpo1
fan ite0te @opeoet lige imo6 Sfi11=
ner11e og 0p0e / 2ebet al EN- Sime
@ou boe0e / Ga Grosie, @is., bpo1
en- @l1fe og to @prn operleper bom.
SclbD S,nncllcn pel1tes III a
futile bore fnr6ig omfring 0en Il
Mugu1t. Set er ct mutt Stpffe ST.
genipr=Mrbej6e, Ser ct giort bermeo
tD1 bel er Ser lnl1gere Sunneller o(
oem, Ser bor foitet flere &enge, mer
set bor pilt Jig at bore ganife oper>
or0enlig panifeligt at operfomme 81
&roblemer, lom @rop11ilngen fat for:
ooriaget giennem Set lpie Sn10
Iunnellens 2eng0e CT 1,472 SOB
og 0e1r fat foltet ca. 100000 al
f1tlof pre-. 2igele0es ct oea1 bre0 moi
til, at to @ogne lamtiOtg fan paste
Ben / mo6lot &et1ing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02

S 2pbct al State Tair 1teca bill
Ser blipe bu6t ct. Yoltl pg oens matt
&c @iGiter ! 0enne l1ge ct operor0ent=
Zig goot muiifalif Yrogrom / Ml16ito=
RUM. 9en &omite al 8orgere, Ser
bor leiet Muoitorium for oe1ne uge
bar ltfret fig Sen befienote sSynnes
Srcbeitrol 8ano for 6 @ften= og tire
@otinee=l1 noerbol6ninger; bette Or
felter bor ca. so Multfere og enbper
al oisie bliper betragtet iom en- emo
og ieroeles goo @oloilt / fig ielp.
Gnobioere bill ct fort &or og 6 So
fal=Soloiiter asltitere; man baaber al
ilfre Jig ct blanoet &or poo 600
Stemmer, e%nobioere bil ser blipe Ell
tplf Monosfor paa 200, og oglao Sc
1fonoinopiife Sangforeninger bentes
at billie mG0e op beo 6e11re 2eiliqbe0.
WeeoenS programmed e1nbnu fife Sc.
ttnitibt er laaet falt, baaber man al
babe Ell vGranb Opera" slften, en-
tpif og Ell fanoinupilf Mfen og ems.
ntoere en- umilit9r" Mften. Denne
muiifalife 6eitibttet gipes lite min611
for ogiaa at bile Sair ngens mango
! Gleiter, bbao ct. &aul befiooer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02

Glconura Gbriitinc 2pgc Go. so,
Ionif Splteri omfuno, fejre0e / Sns<
bags Mftes i'm ippaarige 5tiftelles=
felt pao Central Sail. st fort Mn=
tai Seltre og Ditto 8rp6re bapoe
in0f1rnoet Jig for at 0eltoge / Soften
5eItfomiteen bap0e pao en- imuf
Maaoe belprget Mrretningen, Spile=
lalen bar oeforeret meo @lomlter og
Stag, og 8oroene ful0e al alle
SlogS 9elifotesler. 2ogers Yralt=
bent, Mrs. 81. @nnlen, Bps Gelfom=
men og CAB SrOet til &C. g. Sron=
fen; 6erefter blep cit for Mnleonin=
gen f%orfottet Sang afiungen, bporef=
ter 9. 8. &asmusiel1 talte, e1opioere
bolotes forte Snler al Niels Slien,
M. $. slnoerien, @ert Mielien, &c. s.
Sobnlon, Mrs. Orr, Mfrs. Sc. Sobn=
Jon og ct v2enge lepe" %u0bragtes for
BET Donife S6lteriomful1n6.
9em ommelote Gang lpoer loale=
bes:
Mel.: Ser ct ct 2ano, 0. /. b..
Selfommen Sp1ter, Morets Se1t Big
fal0er;
De fienote Soner jam1er @ennefreos
til Ml1nterbe0 / feitlig impfte Cole,
gelfommen til Dor Morsfe1t bber og
en.
M1tltfenS Soner bD6er % til 9an=
len,
Lao S fun @le6e ipulme / Ser
8rplt;
bet er Dor Mdrsfeit lom i6ag hi feirer.
tag ollie Del meo Srejoigbeo oQ
Spit.
IS Seiterfreolen, ouImes bper Ell
Smerte.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
SNEGE
NEW YORK.

Collections. while still dragging. in con
sonance with the tightness in money. APP
pear to have improved at a number OF
centers. Some orders for early spring are
being placed. but the volume of business
done as yet is rather light. Many indus
trial lines are less active on new business.
and working forces in such lines as iron,
steel. car manufacturing. electrical goods,
shoe manufacturing and copper mining
are being reduced. Lumber is less active
and new building is lighter. due in part
TO the approach of the closed season. but
more particularly to the stringency in
money.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending Oct. 3 number lit,
against 1876 last week. 1876 in the like
week of 1906. $50 in 1905. 195 in 1904
and 1877 in 1903. Canadian failures num-
Der 81. as against SO last week and %
in this week a year ago.-Bradstreet's
Commercial Report.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
BIG CORN o
More than 10000 Entries for the
Exposition t. He Held In Chicago.

More than 10000 Entries for the
Exposition t. He Held In Chicago.
Thst there will be more than 10000
sntriss for the National Corn Exposition
which 10 to be held in the Coliseum at
chicago, IL the confident belief held by
rhe management, based on the hearty re-
Spouse that met the first appeal to the
farmers in the corn belt. Within a few
days after sending out the list Of the
ciasSi6catiens for the entry of corn to
contest for the $4,000 cash prizes and
the $4,000 in special premiums offered.
application for 1909 entries were made.
Quite apart from the educational end OF
the exposition, it will be especially strong
In attractive show features. While the
most striking Of these doubtless will 30
the lavish decorative scheme which has
been completed at an expenditure OF $780,
GOO. 4 number Of specialties have been
arranged.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

TONE Il hare psossiaesa. Duamosdie. when
r~se~ shass he Fs~ser~d 10 or country.
s@wx1r@ yoar ~ise vire to rny hsso,hes
bis liberty on parole. and ! wili this day
~ sish o 40 fAe altar. fSsism yon TO
sbe eaasp. ana. sa lsyxssnsnx Il soldiers
brs5*~ barn 10 sEdGre q soldiers pTlsa-
gsuux.~
f1xHwoodi~ s<ize1 the hard whseh The
MHshinx girl, Ia lssr arss,r. lad extended
tosavd aasss Rid prssesszi Is fOg a moment
80 A4x bsSssn shen sassag fsasn hEs seat.
~ gacsss the rossa Ia exes~ss ~ aoss.
Fr2rc~*. Say 10 ssxsrr. I essa garr yon.
Enass 800 wssh ~ break ms seayf.~
~fua thea re5xs ny e~srws Asasi: se
sasA- rising wsth ssxmify.
~fsessxf tt flare | Ee asasgat II wifh
tus nsasie@-wssh seaFry Ifns il tHoz sseen
sAe seas os ail nay ~sarfals wssAss, Isuf
~ take il nuzs~r saeh sssaass asss woHga b..
to aaAas1zcs l~fA. We a.sl sssgsa scg Assssv
sAanxs. iisxsry asnsa ~ acquitted peg
hsgs s14 traesA No sntsrs~ssoa Of nssEx,
sAaa3 ~ wanai1x. Irs10sa. / sa NOD
&sshssst fa8vr sIsh Washington.
~fI2ss very gsg@f. thai asasr Of ht*
eSs#&S~us~ 10 wAsea yksa assasIe. will stsea
hsas 80 nav ssusAeYsx .as~. III ~sEfeass or
eNtre@ss&s eosssa saoge has sfnrss ssssse III
80, nerssa s,Ar. $50 ..w~.~ssr
rrrwfsr.a x.sssyssa 80 $50. Nm. sms
y.x,s.. ~ ,eu,an I. &c.
Yssss. $500 s.sr.s Ias.s - ,.,.,,..
4 $500 -, $3.50 =. 40 49,
49, ~ ! s.,,ss - 80 -. 49,
- $500. 81 81. - 80 s,s.@a~ :
80 ~ - - IL - - !
r..s.a~s r4u go. ...-s MI -
- 49,. - - 49,. =
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
o,a ell 4 . pRoriTa


lew Yssk IIsarfng Shows Freas -
eloo,S1o,O3A In seven Years.
The hearing before Special Eederal
Referee FERRIS of Missouri in the gov
srumsnt suit to dissolve the great oil CON-
hanation was begun at New York, viii
Attorney Frank b. kellogg representing
The government and John G. Milburn and
ethsrs ~ counsel for the Standard Oil
Company. Mr.. kellogg submitted In evil
dence STATISTICS compiled by the Standard
Oil officials, Allowing that the Standard
OIL Company of New Jersey had earned
prodts in the last seven years aggregat-
tng $500, 315, 004, and that during the
came time dividends had been paid to the
amount Of $3u3,359, 403. These profits
came from the plants owned BY che parent
company. a. well as from those Of the
subsidiaries controlled by it. This was
tho FIRST time in the history of the oil
trust that q record Of its earnings entire
bad been made public. Acting Controller
Fay Of the Standard said there were
nineteen subsidiary companies, and gave
their names. The evidence is being taken
tor use In the Circuit Court n St. Louis.
where the dissolution suit, under the
anti-trust law, is TO be prosecuted. Mr..
kellogg. among other things, wanted the
company to produce the minutes of the
various meetings ut which the absorption
OF smaller companies was arranged. but
the counsel for the company was inclined
to resist.
The examination OF Charles Nj. Pratt.
secretary of the trust, brought out the
fact that the parent company had trans
ferred its 100000 holdings in the
Waters-Pierce Oil Company Of Texas to
. son-in-law of Vice President Archbold
from 1904 to 1907, during the custer pro-
ceedings brought against the subsidiary
BY the State OF Texas, and that only
$125,OOO in cash was paid for the stocks,
the remainder being in the form Of a note
which was never fully taken up, the prof
its of the Waters Pierce company going
toward the payment of the note. Mr..
Pratt admitted that this transaction did
not appear on the books of the Standard.
the accounts being kept under the title.
&C.. NJ. Pratt Investment" Mr.. Pratt
explained that by this arrangement hs
held the stocks for the trust merely as .
convenience, and when asked II it was
ASs 0SaN w avn II Az AS% law Va
Texas he replied. mot that / know Of"
Tabulations were also verified showing
enormous earnings of subsidiaries, among
which those of the Standard OH Company
OF Indiana appeared most remarkable.
This corporation on a capitalization ef
t1,O00.000 made profits in 1905 amount
ing to Sl0.516,OS2, and last year paid to
the parent company $4.495,5OO. This
amounted for at least one year to the re-
uAarlMble profit of 1000 per cent. Mr..
Kellogg also brought out evidence show
Ing Rev the New York branch had been
systematically drained by saddling upon
II enermous liabilities at the same time
that its assets were greatly increased.
Counsel Milburn disclosed one line of de-
Tense by giving notice that the trust
would object to any testimony bearing
upon acts committed prior to July 2,
1890, when the Sherman law went int
effect.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
CHICAGO.

The highly sustained volume of COM
nerrr cen,ering here il aitesied by axrre1
gate pa y7nents through she banks during
the past month and this week. which ex-
hibit striking gains over a year age. Less
pressure for money aud few business fail
urrx make easier conditions for capital in-
vesssnent. and with continued profitable
returns for farm and range products the
Indications appear brighter for a lower
discount rate TO merca nfiie borrowers
Trade responds TO the better effect of
favorable Developments. Preparations
reflect renewed confidence among the lead
Ing producers and little capacity remains
to be booked w for this quarter. New
demands equal expectations ia iron. steel
and railway equipment. and the orders
tor future deliveries are satisfactory In
forge work. machinery. heavy hardware,
wire products, furniture and footwear.
Country merchants come from nearby
points in increasing numbers. and their
selections Of fall and winter fares stimu-
late expanding activity in wholesale
branches. shipping rooms work overtime
and the for~ardings 10 the interior COM
pare favorably in quantities with this
time last year.
Mercantile collections throughout the
West occasion little trouble. and. not.
withsta nding tight money. the defaults
carry no special Significance.
Bank clear.ngs. $263. .309. 900, exceed
those OF the corresponding week In 1909
by TO per cent. Choice commercial pa.
PET is quoted at 6La per cent. and cur.
rency Withdrawals TO move crops make
a smaller total than last year. Failures
reported in the Chicago district numbered
%, against 10 last week and % a year
ego. Failures with liabilities over S..
QUO numbered 4. against Z last year.
Dunis Review of Trade.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

"fou know SHE said, II am moi
much III "a es,nversaiiDnaliat."
This seensed 10 hlas the opportunity
FOR which lae iitd been waiting.
well" be returned. III / do the
preliminary talking y4ossr conversation.
al ability VIII be sufficient tn enabls
son ~ say Yes won't ityt.
Htsr aii. la courtship there In moth
Ink hke getting your answer before you
ask tls question:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
CHAPTER v,--tcontinura.,

~ ~ y %EI
Th~ aptali~d Frances shrank back fron
between her brother and lover. m the
whns~ truth xtanr~i orr her mind.
-fiut the pisAsts~-sis~ party at the
Piainsy !" added Isun~oedis. turning pale.
II pas~ed fhs~ss. leo. 10 disguise. I
u&d~ u~e ot this pass. for which l paid /.
and, - IL h*zars the nsassr Of Washlngsoa,
I pre~anse In farged"
nun aosv3i~ caught The spar srssss his
hand. eagerly. aud xssSed gazing oa rho
signature Ter ssga. sssss@ In ~sslsrcs. wssu
be snsnsd 10 the prisoner. nth d search.
snr leok. ~ BE- asked
~xiApsain NaarseH. whenes did you
procure this rMp~sy
-Taas ~ . qassstass. / rosse~lss. Ms 5or
uun~s@wiis has ~ right 10 Hsx
Tits nAsrx IL no counterfeit ssid IN.
araxaon In . iow soses As treason vet
ansenx ~ uK~dss<useredg 1fse eonssa~nce
ot Mashsnxssn has sw~n stss~d. for the
slrtlfsou~ name " in a different hand from
The pass. CapsAsn Wharton. my dnsy
will not saf~s nss Ia grant ysa q Parole
ysu sznss a<wosnp~Ay nae To the Hixhia nsix.
II did not exss<ss ettsxwlss Nssor
Uanwaodie."
I,unwccds~ turned slowly toward the
ssxsers. wh~u the Exure ef Franrrw ONCE
more arrested his xnx~- she had risen
fran h~r seat. and stood with her hands
clssped before him In an attitude OF pssi.
tjun feeling himself unable 10 confead
longer With his feelings, BIZ made a bur
rid <resss Tor = Temporary shs~ne<. and
left sh< rOo0a. Frane~s followed hfsa.
~Major Dun~opdss.* she xasd. in a
vcsrs hardy andshie. her shssex flushed
with = y 6uxscn thar erisnseaed her whole
cxansenanc~' II hare sIrsady asknowi.
edged 10 you ns ssteesn. Relieve mr.
HenFy h innoceEt os everything bat i'm
Sfudenre. Our ssunsry ran sustain no
wronT." She paused. almost gasp~d for
breath. q sdied h&ssily. In an under
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

Freight traffic Is reported to be increas-
Ing st an abnormal rate In New Eng
land.
Reports from California state that the
0sdtAesv Pacific road Is preparing to run
ts Trains in that State by electricity.
Tia fsrneth annual number Of PosY's
Manual. recently iSned, places the Ereas
earnings Of the railroads OF the United
Gtasm 1arsne 1906 at 81, 1345 500, $50, an
incresse Of ~s28A,442,518 over 1905, In
pits Of increased wages and cost OF ma
ter4Ais. There were Sl5,7T4.11S passss-
gers carried lasr year, and i.610,O99,S20
tUns Of frxicht moved. The average r.
cetUts per passenger per mile was 2!Ol1
cents, ~ aNaixss 2.02S In 1905. The
average revcnue PER ton per mile on
fe1sAt As~nsed from .7S4 cents to .700
c0ts. NJ vital Asrts OF oil the rail-
road anssaHd to $i7. 53t. ISL .63e. ns
UUal e0AD1 Adbt Of the roads In $751;
39,m betag q siic4st increase OVER the
pevvssus ysag. re increase IN capital
ssssk vas 60, ,15i. the total now ~
ing t1.lOA lO0,NA. The total increaso
u hahAlti0 u al kinds was 81, IL
III. II construction Of new road dur
~ he ysaS was 5,5i6 miles. making .
eDtal Ct ths end Of 1905 Of 222.03s miles
Ths Erie Mliroad has received an all
steal pa0sasw coach. which h pnsrusAlly
nen-wssdkable and viii net burn. Thsre
b lsss thAa 900 bousAs II wood n otAss
anhanmahis material used in its couotuer
uoa and I'll Of that has been sreaa0
With q ~pssparation watch, II b chained,
smtsrs b inmuns - an ordinary Asgrso
Of heat The ear locks Ike the Standard
passenger csAcA In general use, bat ~
weight y nuch IN excess Of the wsoAen
ear. being nearly 100000 pounds. 1he
car b % strongly bulk and 20 wall rivsts1
and hoit>d that II win stand almost aax
shsck that railroad SERVES wM dw Il
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

A. II animated BY u common impulse,
the crowd watching tho amateur baseball
game began to melt away.
What's the matter:'' asked the man
who had just arrived. is the game
syerf"
Ne Saj1 one OF the others. a hat
ser sens n han just now through a plate
riass window in that apartment horse on
the other siae Of the street. ard ore OF the
fellows Is starting around with n hat to
take up q collection 10 pay for the dam
asa"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

This In the Yves, IndIan way OF pre-
pairing oranges for tile table: Peel the
as possible. then siIee them OF all
round as yoa would an apple, regard
less of the sections. This leaves the
seed. tough. strsngy central part and
most of the ingier skin together and Is
a much less tedious process than re-
moving the skin by sections. Use a
very sharp knife. n, az to make clean
cuts an -ot erasl. the fruil.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

AtEatewy.
Katharine. aged s. was too noisy at
The tabae. Her father rrprovel her.
md said She MAS not 10 speak nxain ut
that meal unless slse wanted some
thing.
Katharine became thoughtful. and d
few n~aofncats later addressed her "a
ther:
Papa. YOU said I could ASK for
something n l wanted it::~
~Xcs. Katharine. what Is itys
= want u talk
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

tnsnatsos OF the conflict. IL tho British
xhotiid prevail. his son would be l.ssr-
ats*I: but wfat then would be his oan
fHseg lie had hitherto preserved his nen.
stal character In the niidsf os trying cir.
~ssassastansx~. The fact Of his having a
ssn in the royal army had sery nearly
brought his estates 10 the hammer. Should
his son o I've rescued. be would. IN the
public mind. BE- united with hins as q plot.
sTr gmlffss the freedom or tbs States +.
sod should he remain a captive ard I'm.
derra the impending trial, the COME.
asscfasss might be viii more dreadful.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
All Around the eiicbc.

The retirement from the French army
OF Major Alfred Dreyfus has been ga
xefted in the form of the naanination Of
an officer to the posi- lasf held by him.
that OF commander OF artillery at St.
Denis.
A project 10 establish u large colony of
negroes Ia southern California II being
promoted By an association which ii about
10 seek State incorporation. Several
million dollars ~ said 10 represent the
wealth Of the negroes back OF the Haose-
rsent.
Stuyyesant Fish, In a reply 10 the
charges Of President liarahan Of the Illi-
nos Central. declares tha road never lost
a dollar through his borrowings. He
nays Mr.. iiayahan misses tae point Of
his tTssh's) clsayees~-that II. III. Earri-
mar controlled The road as a feeder fos
the Union Pacific.