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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-27

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aud construction can b begun after the
excavation for the top LOCK of the flight
Il completed Two stem shovels are
preparing the site for the erection OF
the spillway works of the Gafun dam.
Railroad Iresfles are being erected
across the line that viii mark the In
side aud outside boundaries OF the biz
dam, and from one Of these dirt trains
are now dumping dirt upon the site OF
the dam.
Preparatory to the installation Of
pipeline drcdges. by which more rapid
work on the dam will be possible, the
Charges River has been diverted from
Its main channel and damned. The
pipeline dredges should be installed by
January /. when the work ut Gatun
will be rs actively In progress as that
at Culebra. Suitable sand and rock for
the big masonry locks have been lo-
Gated, and, what is equally interesting
to the engineers, material for the man.
ufacture OF all the necessary cement
has been located on the Isthmus It Is
hoped, however, that cement can be
secured for such price In the United
States as to make 1t more advisable to
procure the needed supply there in
stead of manufacturing 1t on the 18th 9
mus.
The general features, designs and de-
tails of the Gatun and other locks have
been worked out, together with the
general type and number of lock gates
to be used. The survey of all the eoun-
try to be converted into the great Ga
tun lake has been completed and fin
ished reports show that the area will
be Ill square miles.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-27

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bind which karnpaskln lnsreuched hls
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lite hrewa aaga swarmed after their
shimess shells bad blown great breaches
III the works.
Is = chiefly FOR he purpose Of seeihg
wat American artillery can do under
Identical circumstances that this mimic
hsttse il to be fought. Dunnite Is the *
plesaye with which our shells are to be
charged, nierie compound which takes
II name from Major Beverly ". Dunn
Of the united States Ordnance Corps
The works which are to be attacked
BY this she'll we're constructed BY lie
Third battalion Of engineers, now stations
ed ae Fort Leavenworth. The redoubt
Is 30 feet through 1t the base and II
feet at the top. II is riyetsed with la
cines, hurdles, brush and sod and is made
as strong as the nature of the soil and
subscils Of the region win allow. On The
inner face hanquette tread. about fonr
and d half feet below the top. has been
aud on this will be placed a
large number Of dummy figures represent
ing men, to test shrapnel fire.
The work OF making this rcdonbt has
occupied the engineers all summer and |
hey believe that it will put the artillery
% 4 stubborn test. It is practically the
strongest fertilization that modern mill
AIRY science could construct.
In all about 5000 men will be engaged
p the maneuvers at Fort Riley.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-27

Again n woman Is finding fault with
American wives and complaining Of the
failure of American marriages. This TINA
IL IL Anna 4. Rogers in the Atlantic
Monthly, WHO says that the excessive
education and excessive physical coddling
of young women" and their devotion to
physical culture and sports. has evolved
hybrid feminine who IL a cross between
4 magnified. rather unmanneriy boy and
a spoiled. exacting creature who sincerely
loves herself alone. Thus, explains this
sociologist. "a slipshod, unchiyalrous conn
partnership. has grown up between the
sexes which after marriage Is found 70
be "a cause for tears or temper" 0ne
eontribntory cause. she says, Is the exist
ence Of 2.92I courts empowered to grant
iiyorces-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-27

Or. Hippoiyte Baradnc, ! noted French
physician. has recently Published series
of photographs pnrporting 70 represent
different thoughts or prayers, thus offer
ing some eonfirmation to the theories Of
~ Theosephists. Or. Baraduc. on the
assumption that the human being il com
posed of iuid or gaseous bodies Is well
4 that Of nesh and blood. exposed vari-
Gus sensitixed plates Ia the dark near to
persons 10 varying states Of mind and sot
differing results. Hs sometimes uses !
yrsen electric light.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-27

1d02 English defeated the Scots q
Homeldon Hill.
150I-Co Columbus took final leave Of th
New World and sailed for Spain.
j 1900 Henry Hudson discovered the riv
er which bears his name.
1640--Lord Stirling, TO whom James
gave large section of what is nov
the United States and Canada, diet
| In London.
1645 Coyenanters defeated Montrose al
Philiphaugh.
1742-Fancuil Hall completed and pre-
4 scented to the town of Boston.
! 1I59 Wolfe landed troops at Quebec.
1T75-Gen. Washington began to commits
sion war vessels.
ITS Benjamin Franklin sent to France
as minister plenipotentiary.
1781-Gen. Washington arrived at Will
liamsburg and assumed command.
15S2- Congress accepted the offer Of
Virginia's western lanus.
1766 Connecticut decided western land
to Congress.
17SS Congress made New York the
capital city OF the United States.
178y Alexander Hamilton became See
Rotary OF the Treasury. Henry
Knox Of Massachusetts, became Sec
rotary OF War.
i603-Lord William Downs appointed
chief justice Of ireland.
l814-Battle Of Piattsburgh, N. Y.....
British made an unsuccessful attack
on Baltimore. British bombarded
Fort McIIenry. near Baltimore. 81.
British abandoned their expedition
against Baltimore.
1929 Treaty of Adrianople. ending war
between Russia and Turkey.
1841-Walter Forward of Pennsylvania
became Secretary of the United
States Treasury.
1646-First Mississippi ridemen, under
command OF Company l, Jefferson
Davis, charged the Mexicans at Fort
Teneria.
l647--Americsn army under Gen, Scott
marched into the Mexican capital.
Many lives lost in hurricane of New
foundland
1850-Jenny Lind FIRST appeared on an
American SAFE at Castle Garden. N.
Y. Alexander II. II. Stuart Of
Virginia became Secretary of the In
terror.
1858 Steamship Austria, Southampton
to New York. burned at sea; All
lives lost.
1861 President Lincoln revoked Gen.
Fremont's emancipation order.
1862 Governors Of fourteen States met
at Altoona. Pa, and approved Of
emancipation as a war measure. -.
Gen. Mcclellan appointed to COM
mand the defense Of Washington.
.S64---Gen. Sherman entered Atlanta,
ending the four weeks siege. Gen.
Sherman ordered all civilians to
leave Atlanta.
1869 National Prohibition party organ
ixed at convention in Chicago.
1S71-Henry irving lirst appeared In
"Fanchefte" at the London Lyceum.
Mont Cents tunnel opened.
1S72-Alabama claims against England
decided in favor Of the United States.
1856 Canadian Pacific railway tele-
graph line opened for business.
1S93~Gov. William Mckinley of Ohio
opened his campaign for reelection
with speech at Akron.
1904 -Hinckley and other Minnesota
towns swept by forest fires.
1898 British forces defeated the Der
wishes at 0mdurman. !. Admiral
Cervera andRother captured Spanish
officers sailed for Spain.
1906 Emperor Of China issued an edict
promising constitutional government.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-27
From Far and Near.

A thousand dock Iaborers are on strike
1t Galveston, Texas Traffic on tho
Southern Pacifc Is tied up.
Miss Helen Williams Of Allegheny. Pa
vas killed and four other persons we're
injured in an automobile accident IN
Pisssburs.
William A. culp. aged "a, awaiting
trial for the death Of his brother. Floyd
tC. CUP. last July Il Turtle Greek, Pa
committed suicide 10 the county Jail q
Pittxharg BY hanging himself. using bio
susnenders q . rope.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-27


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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-27
Candy and Aieehor.

Dr. a. g. Ahbott. health commissioner
Of Pennsylvania. has advanced the theory
that the appetite for alcohol and the ap-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-27
HIGH PRICES ron COAL.
Car Scarcity May Make Cost Of Fuel
Highest In Years.

Car Scarcity May Make Cost Of Fuel
Highest In Years.
The Pittsburg Coal Company, the Mo-
npngaheIa River Consolidated Coal and
Coke Company and tile Pittsburg and
Buffalo Coal Company have refused TO
accept an or1er from the Italian gov
eminent for 100000 tons Of coal to be
shipped to Italy.
For some time past representative of
the Itaiinn government has been In this
country trying to obtain coal. first in the
anthracite field and afterward In Pitts
burg. In both places be has been I'M
successful. The Pittsburg operators have
decided that II would be impossible to
Oil the order because Of the great home
demand for coal.
There il q shortage Of miners at the
present time, and the car shortage Il so
serions that 1t would be impossible to
ret the coal to tidewater. Besides, there
are no boats available on which the coal
could be shipped.
According to the operators, there b
every reason to believe that the price Of
coal will be higher this winter than ever
before, mainly through the car shortage.
The railroads entering Pittsburg have
served notice on the operators thar here
after no cars will be allowed to be sent
Oh the lines owning them. This action
win prevent the shipment OF thousands Of
tons Of coal until the order il rescinded.
which N not expected to happen until af-
ter the crop movement il completed. The
situation was never more serious than at
present.
Brief NcWs Ifcms.
Chicago hanks send millions Of dollars
West 10 aid Id crop movement.
Mayor Becker OF Milwaukee infinates
that be viii ii i short time Be full
nedxed candidate for Governor.
4 strong sentiment favoring Roose~
yelf FOR third terra as President Is seen
BIZ Secretary Stratus during "Trip
During i reception ii the Eagle Club
rooms il AcKecsport, Pa. Louis Delo, .
weltknown athlete. attempted to Kill him
self III shooting. His condition i crst-
fsai.
ss The panama eanal cost the American
government So. 1000 up 10 Dee. 81,
1DDs. according 10 ststemsnt 81 thu
suaised expenditures mAdc IS ii that date
mi jurf published
Sherman Long. carpenter, vas shot
and killed Il hIs home h CoiuEnbus, 0hio.
~ Frank Miller, his brothsrin-iaw. Who
- had trouhle with bis vita. and vent
= Longs house II search u her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
AN INDUsrRIAL scnooL

one thing that is needed in Albu-
q%uerdue. and needed very much. is an
industrial school for boys and girls.
but more especially for boys. There
are a good many boys, in this place
hoodlems, II you please. who are just
now at the forks Of the road. some
of them are arrested every day for
juvenile offenses more or less serious.
and If instead Of putting them into
Jail. where they will be thrown into
contact with hardened offenders. and
be thus pushed ahead on the down
grade, they could be sent to an in
dustrial school. conducted with spc-
cial reference to such cases. a great
deal could be accomplished toward
getting them started in life upon the
right road, and We could reasonably
hope that a very large proportion or
them would grow up TO be respectable
members Of the community.
No one doubts the necessity for
such an institution. or. rather for.
'me sort Of an institution. for tak-
ing care Of offenders Of this class The
police probably realize it more keenly
than any other class of our citizens
md they recommend a reform school.
which is practically the same sort Of
s,hool that we are talking about-at
least GO aims at the same end. but its
name has a bad sound in thet ears of
the community at large. and a boy
who has served a term there is always
under a cloud. though he comes out
with the best II Intentions. and does
got have a fair chance in the race Of
lie The object L. to make good and
urefai citizens out ~ these waits who
would otherwise land in the pcni en-
iiary. and 10 that cnd it is wise Do
make the conditions as favorab e w
POSSIBLE. and not do anything hy f
! aich the boy who desires to lead a
food life win BE- subjected 10 any UNI
Necessary humiliation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

moving about? ThIs qauostion We
can answer with certainty. our world
is moving along with its sister worlds
and the sun on a long Journey among
the stars.
one Of the most beautiful stars in
the sky is Vega. our sun and its lit
tie company of worlds, including the
earth, is %iourneying toward the o
stellation I.yra. Of which Vega is the
brightest star. During our whole
of human history, we have been fly
ing increasingly toward his beautiful
constellation with a speed TO which
no motion on earth can compare. The
speed has recently been determined
with a fair degree of certainty as
about ten miles per second-300.000,-
600 miles a year. We are nearer the
constellation now than when YOU be-
gan reading this article by thousands
Of miles; nearer than ten years ago
by thousands OF millions Of miles, and
every future generation of our race
will be nearer than its predecessor by
thousands Of millions of miles. No
one knows when this journey began,
or how, or when it will end. Profess
sor simon Newcomb says that perhaps
after 10000 years Of careful observa-
ton win be able to am
swer these questions. A human life
time. or the period during which we
have made accurate observations. IS
too short a time on which to base call
culations in dealing with such enor-
nous distances and times.
It has been charged hat the recon
struetions which modern inquiry have
made diminish reverence. foster skep-
tielsm and are lnimical to religion
But as one has well said, For faith
to be panic-struck because this earth
Of ours has shriveled to the minute
ness Of a mustard seed IS a most I'M
reasonable alarm. So much the more
glorious is the universe. so much
more adorable the divine fullness that
spread out these teeming fields Of
suns and stars and planets. whose CEN
ter is everywhere and whose circum-
ference is nowhere
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
SCHOOL OF RAILROADS.&C..

II has been stated and apparently
upon good authority, that the rail
roads of this country need fully two
hundred thousand more men to en-
able them to conduct their operating
and transportation departments as
they should be conducted TO meet the
requirements of the present time. And
now /. Is announced from Chicago
that 4 dozen Of the larger railway sys-
tens of the country are ready to give
hearty support to a school of railroad
ing TO be conducted on the sorrespon-
dence plan. 1t is claimed that by this
plan the rudiments of railroad opera
ton can be taught in a way to fit
men. already physically acceptable,
for employment in many Of the posi-
tions requiring additional forces. In
order to encourage young men to fit
themselves it is proposed that the tut
ton which they pay shall he refund
ed by the railroads with which they
make good" and remain for an en-
tire year.
Endorsements by the railroads of
plans of this natur would certainly
indicate their conviction and earnest
intentions as to the absolute need Of
more trained labor. The spending Of
hundreds of thousands Of dollars an
nually for the sake Of more wide
spread technical education Of these
youth would. it seems TO us. demon
strate in a very few years whether en-
not this pian of Instruction Is entirely
ADEQUATE.
Not to 60 into the detail of tho plan
to any extent, it may be well 20 note
that 1t is proposed tina those who
pass examinations with a mark of
seventy-fiv or better, shall be guar
anteed an Immediate trial by one Of
the railroads Interested, and a posi-
ton # the trial proves satisfactory
Among those mentioned in onnec
ton with the proposed school are such
mon as f. II. Underwood, president Of
the Erie; L. =. Ripley, president Of
the Santa Re. and the presidents of
the North western and the Rock Island
roads,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

"Why was "a my children said
tine teacher with a. patriotic murIl iH
her mind. "that George Wa hIuat4H
during the wan with England Wls i
poor that hc had only ono hirt tl
wear and hardly enough to c1t
IL know, t~cHchUr.' volunteered H
wise little maid. eagerly iiftus hri
even, Sally"
"please. ma'am it W8s because Doe
couldn't ten d DE. Baltimore AmelI-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
ANARCIIISM OR HEAIORP

orr evenine raigbbor of FRIDAY had
!, vow, ren,arlsablo editor,al undor
'He heau OF LeVS nave wal we
are unable to decide whether the
writer Intended his expressions TO be
f,ko, se,io,sty ~. otborujso No., tho
last Few II the luhnE things
perpetrated by our evening neighbor
have heen So soIon,n and the eotar,p
49,. =,
'ninss ~ iun"S' 'ia1 '"es mum" ~
marked to aid the reader in elassi-
flying them.
The narfieplar article referred to
D'"A' " " Ni"'0ia'i ~ 'i'N f"i'NS "'"
being pursued by he United states
department of Justice In exposing Of
/ ranses ag,fpst rrpitad ctates 1at,t.s
on" WIN" ""s mus i"i pi"Fen
mafkaply successful We copy below
a few Of tn most. st-ilinr para
pranbs ana lo.-.c j, ~,. s-s
r,r htn,.ott ,.,,a4
y
governments lollet wa sen ed
be taken seriously or as "A joke:
.eTbc American people beretofore
have been onnosed IN apvtbing ap-
preaching. nv secret
agents perbans fbev may have boon
wrong an this lime ana nerbans thev
may NOT have been The results in
Russia. for instance. where sucb a
form of government EXISTS ,yould
seem 10 Indicate nat the American
people have been right i'm refusing to
permit secret service TN flourish Ito
any great extent.
II would appear much more hon
os'ple anu nluC" H'1I' Just "a nislelu
could be d,slared vim ne frnsts Ne
the enemy and the soldiers Of dur
employed to put down The i'm
surreetl'n' = Volultee,7 were ileeaed'
co,ld h. bad Co., 49," ,si.in~ Thoro
Is hardly am American citizen who
pays the %exorbitant coal Oh rates,
rates moIclailuiSe rates
Ian, i,in ',a -at,ntoorl 1,n,. m3
he trusts.
Let a few woll armed soldiers
charge OF me plants and offices
SOU P' ny '"N"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

The opaque enter Of a cake Of arii-
fetal ice. which "A French physician
has pointed out, is due to freezing
from the outside the impurities, I'M
ending bacteria, being crowded into
The last portion to solidify.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
Solos ;:; :::: !.

THE esysTEM" aopears a. rsV.
IN "PpV"'e ~ 4@N1
eo'u iee''
ANo i'm
owed ny lle =
petlte Is soihetiinh l~'ii''N"'Is
Willard Doesn't Know.
"WHETtE are we at2' sadly waits
the Roswell Record. search u.s.
The Evening Instrument
-
THE HONORABLE Herbert B.
Holt appears in the justly celebrated
Almanac series ~ "Nlru or IA. Hour|
in New Mexico Tglls is what yua|
might can going a FEW.
so
TT rs SAID that M, .slsaa the mar
RED women in phoente ta,t, nnder fha.
he'd far : b,,glal is because tbav are.
" ..nI ~ btr
n 49, hGeora sbe do.
80
RARRFR pete H.,..ll of Tucson
had bIs- eyebrows sinead bv The exnlo-
sian M ! eas sfoyc. n.,nneut Moth
mot state whether tho g~qplosfan frcat-
ment viii be introduced into the bar
=
80
Az ONO man tnaeir.l be vtg
Adam hut Tho autho ties locked him
up before ne had "a chance 10 raise
cain Gem.
or. TO be more accurate. before he
was AbaI 10 raise Cafu.
C-onsolne.
rr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

The republicans of san Francisco.
in the late city election adopted the
plan which was followed hy The rr-
publicans of HornaiiIio county last
fam. and Co. worked there Just as Sd did.
here. resulting iu "a complete Victory
last Tuesday hy the real republicans
Cue corrupt machine that had
been holding tho party by tie throat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

"Rate gIoe 1911 Turns rp~ b. O. ieie-
graph headline This is interesting
Are there some hundred dollar bH1s
that are not rare kansas CITY Jour
mol Yes al cf ours are thoroughly
done.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

rerhap. saur e,-irrlui b.. fanud e. hri.
Ter riaoe-iusl ns SOU can nnd Re- better f-r
nL n you place an advertisement In fhe
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-09-20
systardsr Pub. Co.
plaalno into Jericho.


Prof.. Sellin's excavations on the site
sf the ancient city Of Jericho arc YIELD
ing Unexpectedly rich treasures. In
his last letters to the Vienna Academy
Of Science the professor writes that
over 100 men are digging at i've diner.
emit points. One Of the most interest.
Ing finds Is the historical city WALL
built OF burnt-lime bricks. 1t was some
zen feet In thickness. rising from .
stone foundation. On the western
side OF the city the wall was nearly 40
.eet in width. At another point q prt.l
waite house was found built over am
other house Of still earlier epoch.
Other discoveries. says Pail Mall Ga
xette, include lamps, plates. cups.
needles. weights, mortars and mills OF
bronze and stone, some OF very rough
and primitive handiwork and others
very finely executed. In the inner city
remains Of rows OF houses have been
uncovered. The ancient Hebrew let
:ersng proves that the old Hebrew
characters were in use. Prof. Sellin
hopes to renew the excavating work
next winter. In the meantime he says
that the work already done has opened
up wealth of material for the student
OF the pre.Israelite and Canaanita
period.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-09-20
Drainage We. Irrigation.

The immense possibilities of drain.
age in making new productive land
for the United States are forcefully
pointed out In the latest report of the
geological survey. 1t is estimated
that no less than 60,o00,000 acres Of
land may be reclaimed in this manner.
II less than half Of this work Is done,
1t is said that the land values of the
United States would be increased 81
100000 and that the crop values
would be advanced $3.50, 100000 year
This showing, says the Monitor Maya.
zine, Is expected to have marked
effect on congress In the matter of ap.
preparations. But to impress the les.
son still further, 1t is estimated that
with the division Of this new land into
40-acre farms. 1,250,000 families, or
100000 persons. could be provided
with homes; that each family would
spend some $4,000 in making waste
places bloom, and that the total ex.
penditure in thus lettering the United
States would be something like ST..
soc, 100000. Truly an imposing array
Of figures.