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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
GfCa6- cSot6ringen.

Bur q. gn Der S6peis
ger 8ren5e lpurben Der Wgitutor WO6s
ring unb feline Srau in 9aft genpms
men. Der Softer bes puures, p,l6er
pOn Der T1li3ei nit 8eihIag beIegt
murbe, entbielt 1000 Iddrfe Nrmses
Pdtronen uno bic &prrefponoen3 nit
einem fran30IiI6en SfTi3ier in Nantp.
Cine gleih3eitig por9enommene Hepis
iion in ben 9arniIonen 'er9ob, bab
bsim 2. Battalion bes 142. Safdnteries
Regiments in ReubreiIad Yatronen
feblten. SnfoI9e belIu puroen bier
llnteroffi3iere ais berbG4tig in Sdft
ssnommen. - Sn Der .StraBburger
pOit" erlisB Sonrdb 2ut9mer, Der i'm
Sabre 1893 al8 8atteriedef bsS 5elbs
artiGeries Regiments Nr. 81 i'm Wtan0s
Der burd sinen Sfub in's @sIi6t
bdusrno erbtinbete, sinsn Qufruf an
ale beutiden 8linben, Iid CUR Der
tretung unb Nabrung ibrer Snteref'
fen suiammen5ufdIieBen. Sa5u fo0
am -. September in Sasenau i'm
GfaB Elm bsutl9er @Iinbentonsreb
~abgebaltcn tpsrben.
8olIingen. Sisr ertrantte Elm
italieniides gbepuar an ben i9purSsn
poden. SGmmtlide erforbsrlidsn
N6Iperrungsmabregsln ipurben fofort
getrOffen unb bos @bspaur i'm Soipis
tai in S%iebenbofen untersebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
9Ietpergiftun burd

9Ietpergiftung bur6
@enub DON q ro t.. Sn benz
brauni4neieilden Orte Negsnborn
traten felt Sabren Idon eigenartige
Observation-Disclosures auf, Die man
aagemein fir Sppbus belt. Die bas
BON Ustroffenen - DIT lagen gauge
5amilien an Der arantbeit barnieber-
batten fdredli6e Qualen aus3uiteben;
in einigen 5duen fii9rte bic tiidii9e
arantbeit gum 9obe. aiir5li6 ipurbe
nun auf BeranlaHung Der 8eborbe elm
Dor Il Sabren b~s9rabenes ainb err
bumirt. Wan %Ituunte, baB es nod
gang frii6 er9alten lpar unb bat iebt
CUR ipeiteren llnteriudung bic inneren
Sbeile bes tIeinsn lei6nams nad
@ottin9sn geianbt. Gs lit betannt,
bab 9lei ben aorper Dor idnsIsr Ser
tpefung i6iibt. Sn3piifen slaubt
man, bic uriade Der eigenartigen grs
f6einung entbedt gu babsn. Gin
MiiGler in Ne9enborR bate feinen
ihabbaften Miiblenitein nit ettpa Is
Ytuno Blet ausgegonen. Sas Blet bot
iid nun, toie leitt ertlGrlt9 lit, benz
Wteble mitgetbetlt. Sebsnfals foIen
ale perfonen i'm Srte, bic f.lbit gez
erntet unb bel benz betrsffenben Wiils
let Noggen mablen lieben, mebr ooer
tpent9er ertrantt fein.
3 etrogene il q YER.
Sn ulri4sbOgl, 9apern, ipurbe einem
8auern bic i6onite, aber aud pilbsite
unb unbdnbigite Stub aus benz StaQe
~geitoblen. Der lebters llmitanb mag
ben 9ie6 beranlabt baben, um bas
piIbe S6ier Iei6ter fiibren gu tOnnsn,
isinen &ittel aus3u3iebsn unb Der Sub
iiber bic 4uaen gu binben; aber nit
menigem Grfplg. llnterpegs i9eint
bic Sub benz 0ieb auSgetommen 3u
ietn, oenn am anberen Woresn, ais bic
Wlago bes 9auern in ben Staq aeben
Dolte, itano Der S6ed Dor Der Staus
tbiir nit einem am re9ten Sorn bsrabs
bdngenoen, poaitdnbis 5srieBten aittel.
Wtit Silfe bes bsrbeigerufsnen 9auern
bra6te maj bic Sub an ibren Stanb
unb Der Bauer uabm ibr ben &ittel
ab. Bel aenauer Ourhiuhuna bess
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
MeRfenBura.

g Il + b n. Wd6rsnb elmer
S~euersbrunit ouf benz @ute 9anbeton
tamsn SO Stiid Rinooie9 in ben
Tlammen UNI. Sdon bor 18 Sdbren
brannte bas nit Strob gebedte 0isbz
bdus auf benz @ute 8anoetotp nieber,
nobel fdmmtli6es 8ieb in ben Slam
men umtam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
SGtpeit.

Bern. 0a8 9erner Bolt nabm
ale BRET por9elsgten 9eiebe an; bas
Observation-Disclosures nit 37,008
gegen 20,177, baS Streitgeieb nit
35,129 oegen 22,996 unb bdS Subers
tuloiengeieb nit 48,399 segen 7757
Stimmen. Oils MiteIisb Der Regies
rung purbe nit 1895 Stimmen
Director MoIer qetpG6It.
3 ii / d. Der Santpnsrutb be-
f9lob nit grober Mebrbsit, fir bic
8etdmpfung bes falfden Webltbuues
ben RebbeIibern 9eitrGge gu 9epGbs
rem uno aipar fir 1908 ben 8etrag
bon 10000 Srdncs.
Sreibura. 9as Gdpurgeridt
in 5rciburg perurtbeilte einen 14iGbs
rtgen 8naben, Der einen eleiholtrigen
Sameraben nit cinem Weferitid tOos
tete, gu brei Sabgcn &orrettionsbaus.
8raub ii II n. Der MeiIters
StiIdufer Der S6tpei5, Stepbdn &o9
BON Can't WoriB. fano ieinen Sob,
dls er I'M @ebirge oberbdlb Bergiin
eli lief unb BON elmer Canine iibet
einen Nbgruno g%eriIIen purbe.
Wadot. Sn 2aufdnne ipurbe Gin
frdn30FT9!r 0uettIdrg:r p:rbaftet, Der
a~ngeIfuIoiQt wirb, feline partnerin in
2auIdnne gum 5eniter binaus9epors
fen unb get0btet 81 baben. Wan battle
Suerit S%elbftmoro Der Sdngerin anges
nommen.
@enf +. Bier MormonensM iIios
mare aus Utah, bic bisIer Gage in
Coire perhaitst puroen, iinb gu brei
2aaen GefGngnib uub our auspeiiung
aus Der Sdpei3 perurtbeilt porben.
0as ibnen our Gait geleste DELFT be.
ltebt BARN, oab ie bic polpgamte uns
ter Der i6peiaeriiden 9epDltsrung pre-
oiqten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
Sf0en6urg.

SIbenbur9. Oils Der 9umpfsr
rportugal" aus OlOenburg CUR auss
beIferung bon 9eId3oigungen in ben
Safen BON Brett 3uriittebren polte,
fitch er NIT benz 3orpebobootS5eritOrer
,5auconnsau" 3uIammn. 8ub,i tpurs
ben beiOe Sdtffe bsi6dbigt; b2r n6aus
conneau" mubte in ben t9afen ses
luleppt psroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
WIrtfenl Bera.

Stuttgart. Dem .Staatsan.
5eiger" sufolge er5telten bic Staots,
babnen i'm Sanuar cine Ginnabme bon
5,241, 900 Mart obsr gegen bas @ors
idbr mebr 57,087 Wart. Die 4naabl
Der bef0rberten perionen lit Don
3.477.438 auf 4,160.845 geitieaeH. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
@eferreiG.

Wten Der Gsftsus anldbIib bes
60id6rigen We9ierun9ss SubiIaums, gu
benz nunmsbr Der Raiier feline 3uitims
mung segeben, nirb Mitte SUM- itatts
finoen. Ser Monard bat iebt aud
ben Wunid ausssiprodsn, bab bieisr
SeIt3ug nod ben SLANG b~esieni9en bonn
Sabre 1879 our Seier isiner Iilbernen
9od3eit, Der untsr 9ans Matarts G.i'
tung Dor iid sins, iibertreffen mDs..
@n benz Jeit3uge ipsrbsn 10000 pers
fonen t9eilnebmen, abgetrsnnt in 81
9ruppen. Sunse Mritotraten perben
bic 4bnen bes greiisn Serriders oars
itellen. Die Soften iino auf 100000
&ronen peranfdlagt, unb es 1T bic
@rrittung bon $50 Iribiinen geplant.
9raf Sobann b. Wilc5ef 1T @brfnprds
iibent.-Sm Sabre 1910 tpirb bier bic
erite internationale Sagbausitellung
a~bgebdlten psrben. 0isfe ausTtelung
pirb aQs inbultrieGlen unb selpsrbti4en
3tpeigs, bic CUR Saso in ge8isbung
itsbsn, umfafen. On Der Spibe bes
porbsreitenben &omites Itsbt Der Jiirit
81 IIritenberg.
9 b q p It. Dieter Sage ipislte
ii6 bier cine io3iaIiItii4s Dsmonitras
tim gu @lnite bss ausemsintn Wabls
retts ab. 1rei Stunben lang berrids
ten nilbe 9umulte, bel bensn bic Sos
5ialbcmotraten bon Rebplbern unb
pflaIterIteinen 9e6raud mottsn.
Diele poli5iIten unb Sumultuauten
tpurben bur6 Rspolperft&Es uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03

bauen. Surdj bic neue, nur 1ep-
3tGpmeter Iongs STRIDE piirte Der On.
fhluB an 81: i'm 8au befinoli6e &abn
Wilburgen sGprbaG CREDIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03

Sale ftr's AuSlano beiorat e. 8aine. nj.
4t3. Git.Saltimpre.S str, nabe 6nftpm opuie.ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
Sa@(eu.

Dresden. Qus Der Menbeitifs
lung, bic bus 8ultusminifterium bers
%tpaltst. iinb i'm Sable 1907 5uIammsn
173,714 Warf gu Do6ltbGtisteitss
5tpeden bertpenbet poroen. Der RE-
ierbefonbs Der Stiftune betrGst $685.
521 Mart. - Sier peritarb bic Yaz
rcneEe b. 9ilotpsW enbhauien. cine
parmbsr3ige 8inberfreunbin, bic 0ors
fibenbe bes &uratoriums Der 5rDbelz
fttftuns.
j q roben1ai n. WGbrenb Der
Reiugeipinn Der TtGbtii6en 9asanitalt
i'm Sabre 1905 nur runo $4,000 Wart
betting, tpufs bieIer 1906 bereits auf
runb $4,000 Mart. Sir 1907 bstrug
Der Heinestpinn mad allen 4bIdreis
bungen runb 10000 Mdrf.
2eipsi 9. Sier 1T bic 2shrerin
eSba Blum i'm Glitter bon 60 Sdbren
aus benz 2eben gsfdisben. Sie mar
cine Softer bes poIitiI9en 4sitators
unb Shriftitellers Hobert Blum, Der
am 8. Nobember 1848 in Der Wisner
-goritabt 9rigittenau, auf 9runb
friessgeri9tIi6en urtbeils, erfdoiien
tpurbe.
Z Ssbntb. Ra4 9eidlub Der
ftGbtiiden aouegien unb inter 3us
thinning bss 9reisausfdufIes bleiben
ariegstbsilnebmer, oeren Gintommen
1850 Mar! idbrli6 nidt !ihsrHs;a..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
.Rhrtatprnptnt.

GlberfeIb. Nad ben Seititsls
Iungen Der rbeiniidztpsffdIii9sn 9srs
til=gerufsgenohenidaft BADEN iid bic
2obnperbGltniiie Der 4rbeiter in Der
Gl6erfeloer Ssrtilinbuftrie audi i'm
bergonsenen Sabre lpieber giinftiger
seifaltet als in ben 8orjubren. Der
Sur6I6nittslpbn (einidliebli4 Der
ipeibli9en uno iusenbliden 4rbeiter)
jteIte ii9 auf 998 Mart idbrli6 (aes
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Walter Walker, city editor of The
Sentinel, had the pleasure yesterday
afternoon of hearing the great waves
of cheering that swept over the con-
vention hall in Denver during the
mighty and unprecedented demonstra-
tion made in honor of Bryan. and Mr..
Walker was not in Denver. either. Mr..
Bunting, proprietor of The Sentinel
who is in attendance at all the ses-
sions of the convention. stepped into
one of the telephone booths opening
out of the press section of the audi
ton was at its height, and calling Mr..
Walker up, told him he would give him
iastic storm of the greatest demonstrar
tion ever made in a political conven-
tion. Mr.. Bunting then opened the
telephone booth door and over the
wires to the Sentinel office. 400 miles
away. was waited the sound of that
tremendous cyclone of cheering for the
great commoner.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09
DIAMOND IN CHEESE
Especial to The sentinel.1

New York. July 9.-Fritz Weber
grocer of 20 Washington street. in
bio@omieiu . @ D., o Soiu custn cenus "oran nd
although he did not know it at the
time he was parting with a valuable
piece of jewelry.
Several hours after making her pur-
chase the woman returned and asked
Mr. Weber if he had lost diamond
ring. He replied that he had not for
he never owned one. whereupon the
woman produced a ring set with three
diamonds and which she told Weber
she had found in the cheese he had
sold her
1t is believed that the ring which
is valued at $1,000. became embedded
in the cheese at the factory. Weber
could not be induced to give the name
of the woman.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Meetings at the Gospel tent every
evening this week at pm; 1880 pm
on the street; 2:30 each afternoon. ex-
cept Saturday and Monday. Sunday
services at IL am. Rev. f. L. Grain
the gospel singer of Denver. will have
the message in that service. Meeting
in the afternoon at 2;30 and s in the
evening Rev. c. NJ Murphy. the evan
gelist viii speak. Come out and hear
him. Bring your friends. Everyone
welcome. Don't forget these meet
ings are purely interdenomi tional.
We earnestly request all the pastors
of the city to come and invite their
laity. We trust all will help to make
these meetings real spiritual sue
cess.-Rev. C. NJ. Murphey, Evangelist.
and workers.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

The bulletins PLACED on the window
each day at the Sentinel Office con-
cerning the national convention are
read by hundreds of People Local
interest in the great convention is very
keen, irrespective of party affiliations
The Sentinel has been complimentad
time and again on the splendid ana
covering the convention each day
through it's Associated Press dispatch
es Over 100 extra copies of The Sem
tinel were sold last night on the street
to people anxious to get the latest re-
ports on the convention.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Next Tuesday night an audience that
will tax the capacity of the Park op-
era house should hear Susa Carpen-
has been manifested in the announce
ment of the coming of Our Susa,
who is truly a daughter of Colorado;
but who has gained International fame
in the musical world. She will render
a magnificent series of concert num-
bers in this city. Miss Mary Edith
Haines. a pianist of remarkable ac-
complishments. will be at the piano.
The sale of seats has opened at the
Kraft < Emerson drug store. The US
ual prices will prevail.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Up to noon IA bodies had been re-
covered and o Were taken from the
water seriously injured.
The scanolding supporting the pow
erful crane used in the erection of
the central span collapsed and this
carried down several other spans OF
the bridge.
Several of the workmen are still un-
der the wreckage in the river and there
is no hope for the recovery of the
bodies.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

James H. Lee was on last night
elected deputy grand chancellor for
Junction Lodge No. 124 knights of
Pythias Harry l.. Wohlfort was
elected master of finance of the local
lodge to fill a vacancy. Three new APP
plications for membership Were re-
ceived and one candidate was elected
to membership. Much other business
of Importance was given attention at
the session. which was lengthy and
busy one. and which was largely at
tended,
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

In yesterday mornings Denver Re
publican there appeared big adver-
tisement of the Grand valley and
Grand Junction in general and the in
terests of the Reed Investment Com
pany in this section in particular The
advertisement occupied nearly page
and was inserted by the Reed Invest
ment Company.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09
A GREAT FIRE
TBy Associated Press.l

TBy Associated PressI
New York, July "a fire which
caused n loss of II quarter of u million
dollars nt COney Island enrIy today
destroyed two large hotels and for n
time threatened the destruction of Luz
mn Park, Dreamland, and the Steepie
Chase Park.
There were 40 guests in the two
and the yandeverc-aii
of whom escaped. although n number
were compelled to jump from windows.
A shifting of the wind saved the
Coney Island amusement places.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Our Susa.' the Colorado girl who
ranks among the greatest singers of
the day, fresh from triumphs in grand
opera in New York. now preparing for
n European tour under the manage
ment of famous Italian musical di-
rector and manager, will be heard at
the Park opera house in this city on
next Tuesday night. This is an op-
portunity that no Grand Junction per-
son should allow to pass. Seat sale
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

This week the postoffice at the lit
tie station of Mack was given a rec
ognition of its growth by the postof-
flee department The postoffice at
Mack was made a money order post
Office yesterday. Today The Sentinel
received the third money order issued
from the Mack postoffice. 1t was sent
by Sentinel subscriber in payment
for "A want ad.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

That The Sentinel is giving an alb
solutely impartial report of the Steve
Adams trial is conceded by the attor-
neys on each side of the case and by
the strongest partisans of each side.
The Sentinel is covering tho case and
trial in a manner most satisfactory to
everybody. The reports are thorough
comprehensive. complete and prepared
in most interesting manner
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

We are now located In our new
Auilding at 545 Colorado avenue. and
Arv better prepared than ever to hx
yoa mp In anything Ii the plnmbing
tns. Your bath room Will be free
erom sewer gas II l do your job.
.. n. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

"A special train will leave Palisade
at pm. on Tuesday. July IA. Return
ing leaves Grand Junction at IL pm.
on account Susa Carpenter concert on
that date. Round trip. soc. This rate
also applies to regular trains between
Grand Junction and Fruita.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09
MANY LOST LIVES

IBy Associated Press.1
Cologne, France, July 9.-The
new bridge under construction Ov-
er the Rhine Mt Cologne fell today
and many wOrlmen lost their lives.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09
ROOF COLLAPSED
IRv Assoclnted Press. l

TBy AssOclated Press.1
st. Petersburg. July 9.-The roof of
a house being constructed near the
Duma building collapsed this morning
and crashed down through the partly
finished floors.
Ten workmen were killed and 40 in
iured
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Mrs N B. Moss and daughter
Hazel, have left for the Junction af-
ter spending ten days with their
mother Mrs. A. r. Armstrong en- her
beautiful ranch near Whitewater.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Mrs Kate r. Scott and Mrs. Daisy
Klnger. one of the city's professional
nurses. left last night on No. for
Routt county and Steamboat Springs
for n summers vacation.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

We clean and press ladies' white
vool skirts and Jackets and guaran
he every garment. The Suitorium
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

There will be a market day sale Civ
en- by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church on Saturday afternoon at the
Woods tea and coffee store.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Piano tuning and repairing, $50
Colorado avenue. Phone Black 4371.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Mrs. c. w. Shores her son Bud and
Mrs. II. ]. Gray left for Gunnison this
morning a two weeks fishing trip;
also to attend the cattlemen's celebra-
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Go to McCary for the old reliable
Cooper wagon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Everything in the plumbing line ~
=. Il. McKsnzie's. s4S Colorado
Phone Red Isl.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

We've gotten into the habit of do
Mg high plumbing at low grade pri
-. . Call and see. ]. K. Mckenzie,
SAS Colorado avenue; phone Red
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

W. Install compfets patn room
sauipment. ]. ID. Mckenzie. % Col
rrsdo avenue. Phone Red III.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

A word to the truly wise Is super
luous. Hilbert and Ricks. groceries
And meats-
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Heavy hauling e<vcB special at
tention by Barton & Terrill. When
you have anything in this line. call
them ua Prices are right.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

Our phone numpei Is changed to
Red 1b1. J.. e. Mckenzie, the
plumber. 6<I Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09
Caldwell & BiaisdeII
Realty Company
$40 Main 81. Phone Red l3 a
s34.sO-Denve, 70 srex~.o.

The Colorado & Southern will sell
Between March 5th and April 30th
one-way tickets via FL Paso to Mex
leo City at above extremely low rate
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-22
a PROHIBITION TICKET.

The Prohibaionists of the state
have called mass convention to be
held, in Fargo at the. time of the Pro-
hlbitlons candidate for the presidency is
there, and will nominate four presi-
dental electors and a state ticket and
select a state central committee. The
Prohlbitionists are said to- have a
means by which they can get on the
official ballot of this year although they
did not participate in the election two
years ago as party organization. The
question of the Endorsement of either
Republican or Democratic candidates
for state office by the Prohibitionists
becomes of considerable interest and it
may be. that the Prohibitionists will
hold this matter in allegiance until they
see the state platforms of the Demo
cratic and Republican parties 1t may
be in reaching out for a T.. Prohibition
indorsernent the Democratic party in
the state may find it expedient to
change front on the matter of prohibit
ton and the prohibition law ali along
the line. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-22

safely predict what might have been
the outcome of this engagement, which
will go down in the military annals of
the west as the Battle of the Pasco."
While the crime is not as serious as
it might be, it is serious enough to re-
fleet upon the character of the young
men who are gone forth as representa-
tives of the cause of law and the en-
forcement of discipline. If we were to
pronounce judgement and sentence upon
the young men who participated in this
raid-if the facts are as stated-we
should order them to be soundly spank
ed and sent home, each man with an
individual nurse to see that he reached
his destination safely and did not too
often lose his milk bottle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-22
AN UNFORTUNATE ENDING.

Great wit to madness is close al
lied, and the qualities of insight, re-
Election and study, that in their work
ings bring pleasure to others, are too
apt to produce melancholy in their
possessor. Witness the tragic death of
Arthur Epson, Minnesota lad-he was
barely more-who is believed to have
committed suicide at Bemidji several
days ago. Epson was rarely gifted, and
his verse was delicate graceful and
thoughtful. He had achieved consid-
cradle recognition for the brief num-
Der of his years, and had great prom
Use of future achievement in the field
of literature. With his talent he had
the shyness, sensitiveness and inabil-
ity to deal with things material that is
so often associated with genius, and
this led to an attempt at self destruc-
ton several years ago at Bemidji.
Thirty-one years of age is barely
the threshold of activity and useful
ness. The things that make for
achievement, for honor, for distinc-
ton, comes to the average man
many years after that tirne-in the
great majority of cases after forty and
even fifty years. So that it is espec'
| tally sad that in his case, life holding
nothing that stood as a bar against his
leaving of it at his own violation
The rewards of a conscientious de.
votion to literature are apt to be slow
and meagre, and the steps by which
advancement are tnade hating anG
difficult. And appreciation too. Otter
needs death to crystalline it and brine
worth and merit into clear perspective
But the student and the creator of tina
which is out of the ordinary mus
hold a sound and wholesome philosophy
1 that enables him to meet reverse will
a smile and lack Of appreciation will
a knowledge that sometime there will
be dawn over the eastern hills, ever
| though he be not there to see.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-22
THE FIRST BATTLE.

Ii appears that the FIRST battle par
ticipated in by the North Dakota
troops or part of them-on the way
west, was with the keepers of some
restaurants at Pasco A charge was
made upon the ham sandwich platters,
a sortie against the eating house
doughnuts and fine defense laid
against the enemy behind the enlbank-
ment Of coffee pots. The bugles sound
ed double quick against cigar cose
in which were several boxes of the
choicest Pacific coast perfectos, and
complete victory was only prevented
BY the appearance Of lady dish wash
er from the kitchen armed with a po-
tato masher, who stood guard at the
cigar case like Horatius who kept the
bridge Of old The North Dakota
soldiers had left their rifles and bayo-
nets behind Them and in the presence
of the muscular lady with the potato
anaster they were outnun,bered and EN-
tssslv helpless Otherwise, we canno
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-22
ALFALFA A Big SUCCESS
WONDERFUL FORAGE PLANT
FATTENs ALL KINDS OF AMI
MAILS In A SHORT TIME.

jamestown Alert: The samples Of
this years alfalfa crop from the
river farm of B. w. Fuller. southeast
Of the city, attracted considerable at
tention in the Alert Office window.
The alfalfa plants are from roots
that have now become thoroughly en-
grated In the soil. The plants
measure from thirty to thirty-six
inches or more In length and COM
prise a heavy nutritious forage feed.
The plants we're cut In blossom.
The seed was irst sown about four
years ago without any nurse crop
accompanying 1t. The first fall the
crop was cut to some extent, but at
the second cutting or the first year
after seeding there was good,
strong yield obtained and two cut
things for that year made. In the