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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17
BAR SHEEP FROM
GRAZING LANDS
COLUMBIA COUNTY CITIZENS TO
APPEAL TO PINCHOT TO BAR
SHEEP FROM RESERVE.
Assert Touchet River Going Dry Be.
cause of Sheep Grazing on
Part of Wenaha Reserve.

DAYTON. Wash. Aug. 17.-(Spes-
ial.)-CitiZens OF Coilmbia county,
perhaps three hundred in number will
petition Clifford Pinchot, chief of the
L. s. forestry service looking to max
imum conservation of the waters of the
TouChet r.ver 1t VIII be asked that
sheep be prohibited from grazing on
that portion of the Nenana forest re-
serve which forms the water shed of
the Touchet river and that the sum-
nit of the Blue mountains around the
heads of the different branches be
designated as the grazing line. All
of the land petitioned TO be vacated
is situated in this county.
There is perhaps no more import
ant qu estion now before the property
owners of the valley than the conser :
walton of the waters of the stream.
In the petition attention is drawn to
the fact that large portion of the
Touchet valley is now being planted
to orchards and gardens for which ir-
rigation is necessary. 1t is claimed
that sheep grazing on the watershed
has destroyed and will continue to
destroy the young trees and under
brush, this preventing proper con-
servation of the moisture resulting in
the drying up of the stream during the
early summer.
The petition is beng generally sign
ed and will probably be sent to Pinchot
the first of next week Remonstrance
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17
PAY COMES HARD
FOR LEGISLATORS
State Auditor Lays Down Some Hard
Rules for Paying SoIons.

OLYMPIA, Aug. 1G.-It was stated
by c. W. Clausen, state auditor. that
he will not allow the members of the
legislature their pay until each one
makes affidavit to the payroll. He
also said that he would not issue the
warrants for the mileage that the
members voted themselves for extend
ing the second half of the special ses-
sion, and declares that if either house
adjourns for more than three days the
members of that branch will receive
no pay while enjoying a vacation. His
stand has surprised the lawmakers and
the matter will be taken up with At
torney General Bell.
The payrolls are now in the audi
tors Office. but he refuses to issue any
warrants.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17

street railway companies, ana under
this law the cit is empowered to take
a hand for mediation. i'll the event Of
disputes between the employees and
the company. President Mitten Of the
Chicago City railway issued a state
ment showing that the company is
gradually increasing the scale of wages
speed of cars. The men demand that
the scale be advanc5 d to q and 80
cents an hour for various kinds of du-
ty. The voting Of the men was con-
Quoted without any disorder, the bal
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-FolloWing the
vote about 1900 Chicago street rail-
way employees to strike if their wage
demands We're not met by the COM
panies, Mayor Busse and city officials
generally took prompt action to pre-
vent a wailzout of the men and bring
about arbitration. The mayor called a
conference in his office and appointed
Walter l.. Fisher an eminent attorney
who is well acquainted with the trac-
tion situation. to 7 present the city I'm
der the Chicago traction ordinances
the city is virtually the partner of the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17
GREAT RELIGIOUS
REVIVAL PLANNED
DAYTON CITIZENS UNITE TO
AROUSE RELIGIOUS ENTHUSi-
ASM IN THAT CITY.
Plan to Build Auditorium to Seat 1000
Persons-Churches Are All United
in the Move.

DAYTON, Wash, August 17.-(Spe-
cial )-That Dayton is to have the
greatest religious revival in it's history
is now definitely assured. Following
several weeks of deliberation, minis
terial and lay representatives, of all
Of the local churches at a meeting at
the NJ E. church north yesterday voted
unanimously to hold a series OF
HauGenschield evangelical meetings
commencing October 90.
1t is planned to erect a tabernacle,
patterned after the Billy Sunday tab
ernac.e at Spokane to seat upwards
of 1000 people. A committee has been
appointed to secure a location and the
vacant block on East Main street OPP
posite the band hall will probably
be the site chosen owing to its GEN.
trail location The work of erecting
the big tabernacle it was announced
this morning, will commence the first
week in October.
Committees appointed several weeks
ago by various churches to solicit fl
nancial aid were successful beyond
expectations. Upwards Of $1,000 has
already been donated and this amount
will be greatly increased it is thought
1, =
Marking the beginning of unity in
local church work, the organization of
an evangelical association consisting
of members and ministers of all the
Dayton churches without exception
was effected yesterday. Rev. c. A
Housed of the First NJ. E. church
was elected permanent chairman, and
Rev John Crenshaw of the M. E.
church south, secretary.
| The Rev. c.. r. Haudenschield OF
! gelists in this country has been Sc
cured to take charge of the meetings
own selection. Perhaps so noted ar
evangelist has ever before beer
brought west on such liberal terms
The Rev Mr.. Haudenschield will de-
pend on the collection at the conclu-
sion Of the meeting for remuneration
| Said the Rev. Mr.. Housed, chairman
| of the association, today:
I'VE have planned a religious awak-
enng unlike anything Dayton has be-
fore known. Preliminary arrangement
are completed and now it remains fO1
the various committees to work oui
the minor details. With one excep-
ton all the evangelical churches OF
the city are united to assure the sue
cess of this meeting. The series will
| continue indefinitely
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17

loting being carried on in careful and
orderly manner and each ballot being
fully protected by secrecy. These
snapshots were taken during the vot-
ing. One of the pictures shows NJ G.
Boyle, a member of the executive board
of the Street Railway Mems union, de-
posting his ballot in the box. Boyle is
shot shows a line of street railway men
waiting in front of one Of the polling
places Mayor Buses action was SUE
cessful. A compromise was affected
and the strike averted.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17
Forget 1t.

ROME, Aug 17.-There is a rumor
here today that all objection of the
royal family to the match of Katherine
Elkins and Duke DAbruzzi has been
removed and they will marry as soon
as he returns from Asia
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17
New Salt Lake Trace.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. IA new
mile race track is now under construc-
ton here for the Utah Jockey club ard
VIII be complete n short time. The
management exp. cts to open on Sep
TENDER is and run for 80 days. A ham
dicap of $1,000 VIII be the feature fer
the opening day.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17
Ready for More.

SEATTLE, Aug 17.-After an almost
union championships here this week,
the members of the Seattle Athletic
club are preparing to send a strong
team to San Francisco to compete in
the games there during Portola week
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17
Teddy, Jr., An Aeronaut.

NEW YORK Aug 17-Theodore
Roosevelt. Jr., Lloyd Griscom. former
ambassador to Italy AMI James Deer
ing, the harvest machine manufacture
er. were elected members of the Aero
Club of America today. Young Rcose-
Welt Is an enthusiastic aeronaut and
VIII make a balloon ascension shortly
with A. Holland Forbes.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17

Spectors who have arrested eighteen
alleged Black Hand operators in Gin
lieve they have the men who plotted
and executed the murder of Lieutenant
was slain in Palermo. Sicily, several
months ago. Salvatore ArregO, who
is now in'the custody of the postal au-
thOritieS. is believed to be the head
of the band. The inspectors say these
men have obtained many thousands Of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17
Pen In Paris.

PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE pen with which
Mckinley and Ambassador jules Cam
bon, of France, signed the declaration
of peace between the United States and
Spain, has been received here and Will
be placed In the museum of fore gn az
fairs
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17
Lady A!ma-Tadema Dies.

LONDON. August 17.-Lady Alma
Tadema wife Of Sir Lawrence Alma
Tadema, the painter and herself an
artist of note. died today. She was
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-17

dollars through Matchmaking opera
tons in nearly all the large cities of
the country. Their alleged victims are
mainly their own countrymen Petro-
sino was regarded as the arch foe OF
the band and was sent to Sicily to OBJ
now under arrest. This, the postal in
spectors argue. is ample proof that Ar
rego'S alleged band, knows something
of the plot that led to the murder of
Petrosino, and they are trying to in
terest the New York police in the case
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01
Splpbrp4,tp / Tosito1t.

Npotbeter &uub oa True i 6osfon
feirebe Selpbrpuup ben 26be Aueui1.
De bleu estepieoe / Spnobetirten ber
Bpen al Yait. Tosmart ben 26be Mug.
1884. Josi1ons elbite Settlere par
ttIiteoe for at aretulere os pnlfe Brubes
parret en- enonu lang % glae 2iusbane.
Det uar ca. so Meuueifer, iou iab neb
forat npoe af De oeiIise Netter, Tom
mango al be pnsre Gamer / s5oslfon opc
parteoe meo.
paif. @atber bolot en- uaru og eri.
benoe Gale for Dasen, % uinbebe Bru,
beparret ON, at be baube me9.t at tafte
@uo for, iou bapbs biuIpet benz itte
otene / Solifiusoasene. men osiaa, uaar
bet baube peret Sfper / Qoriionten.
De par MI omrln9et al pofsne Aaabe,
fuloe Gutter, en- @ape, iom par perb
mere til benz ibas enb al 8erbens Nis=
bonn, % ban pnifebe, at @ubs Bslfs.
uelle pilbe bltue 6em tilbel be Mar, be
enonu baube igien ber paa Sorben.
Sasterer 6enorits af Tosifon %
llsebIabets Nebatter, iom er en- Brober
al Uru Ruub. bolbt torte Gale, os TIL,
Iut bol6t ben elb(te Sen, Mtartin
&auo, Der er Brofesior ueb l1niperf7tetet
/ @ranb Sorts en- Gale, iom buab Snb>
bolb augit, par trahenoe.
Set par en- bpsselis Mften for Bru:
beparret, iaauel1om be ttlftebe9erenbe %
bet par ben alu1inbelise uotalelie blanbt
@leiterne, at faa uere meo os feire
@ulobrDuupsoagen
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01
Den 1tprffe, Mtt erifaiittje..1 g

6r. @ebatter!
OmtIert alle bore norlf>anerifanite
Blabe giuer : Den norIfe Mne5italinie A.*
I'm beoi1e Anbefaling % fraftiBs Stptte.
Oct er flart, at Sugen bar ben almin,
belige Tolteopinion for fig. uben benne-
pitoe Toretasenbet panlfelis funne uofgs-.
res efter ben Of be norife Sgpbpbere til
Nttietegninsen foreilaaebe HIan. Ebi=
oenne 9aar 10 10 paa, at Nttietapitalen
ifal forbsles paa mango .panoer, iaa.
6oretagenbet oirfelig fan blipe en- Nas-
tional= og i5olfefas osiaa bIeubt Morbs
manosne ber Nmertfa. S ben Jors
b1noelle ltger Snbbpberne::
uSom ct Tsreninss mtlIsua Ds !.
Noromenb berbiemme os ben ubFpttebe
Del al ben nor1fe Natian l. NmeriEa ptl
OpretteIien at Den norlte Mn,erifalinie
uars ct nationalt To:etagsnbe. bpori De
Fefte Noremenb, osiua Sc Mmerite
boliobenbe, oil uere birefte 90 inbirefte
tnteresferebe. Uteo ubuiflinssl, al Den
norlfe Mu1erifalinie oil @ambanpet meb
Oct norlf.amerttanffe 5amfusb I1prtes,
Samferbisleu me1en1 bet saasle os upe.
Teore[anb lettes jom paa iueen aubeus
Waabe !"
Oct er 1om ct at pore norF,ameriz-
fanlfe Blate flyer: yDnltst ON en-.
nermere Torbiuoelie n1ellem Bet ubfpts.
tebe og bet gamle 0lorse er poffst fiarft
I ben ienere Eio; % Der er~ mango at.
Jtoromanbene bet / 2anbet, ION, bar
gpne til paa en- praftiif Maabs at pirfe
for Opfplbelien al bette Dnite. 90
Der er ueppe noget, iom pil utrfe mere
os bebre ben meaet omtetts yrobpezs
ming. eno at man paa besse @ioer af-
9apet blir oirette interesieret & iaa>
oant fort Tellesforeta9enbe.
| De fremlaste OpaaDer-tra forTgtise
og fasfpnbige Weuo beuiler osiaa, at
6oretasenbet ira ct Torretntnsslianb==
punt bar ct fulot ub bstrps9enbe
@runolas.
Ser ber o9iaa eiores opmert1om paa,
at ben planlaste &ute piI siue BEN for>
teife @ipreiie melltm George oa &meris
ia; og Torbiubelie meo Bersensbunen.
pil ben tiutse bliue ben burttsEe Rute-
fra aue Steber georse os Susriee.
Peer Strpmn.e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01

SFolge officteL Weobelelle bar Orus.-
By Wc6ars fra Norb Dafota taget Mfs.
1feb iom Spriteiefreter iQanosEsbepnrtes
mentet fra Life Ottober at reaue. pan
agter itfe at penbe tilbage til DaPota~-
4arlassn ffal NOT pere ben, at ban. bar
tor uillig til at iige en- Del Sanobeber,.
iom lite taaltes. gtl @n beboloe, fin,
Plabs / @aibington, iaa er bet beof at,
bolbe Muno, lelu ON Gn ler @tieube=s
Der.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01

Waalfe ben Etb fal {nart tomme, bo
Natioaernes Rrissfibe ifal lgftes ubai
.6npet os fuaue / Nuften. Da n.aa uel
RebieIen for bpab ion. Tan banbe blipe
.iaa for, at ingen tpr ertIere Rris. 81
laa oet biitoriif pelbefienbte Stag meuem
.Werrimac" os vWonitor" Borsers
triaens Daae meaet lpanbenbe og natnrz
list foreaiuet. Disfe samle &rtssifibe
faa uo iom barusIist 2esetpi tan1men>
Iignet ueb be ,1pe. Stal neite yiuuer
fo;teue libt ON nosIe tere for os mtset
it1teresian ErGt uee ubifiqinssn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01

st. Olaf Wenisbeb Norb Winneos
polls bar beluttet at table ga itor Slaf
s. 5Ietten / Blan6aropiue, Bis., til
Prett for Meui9beoen ifebetfor Yafcr
9. .. 9arbo, iou er palst til tbeole9iit
Yrofeslor peo Mu9sburs Seminar. Bas
tor 9letteu er en- af be leoenoe af be
pnsre Preiter tnben Tritirten. San
bar ion1trtns fem Nar betient &aloet
Blan9arbuiue; tiblisere par ban Breit
@bippema Tals, Wis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01
emaap1nf fra Beitc1, al y. g.
@oe1t.

Otter Ell El1r tslennen Dalen % ouer
nJlatbeab gats", 35 Mil lang, til Res
ierDen, brog ri psf1pper 6ielbene til
Spotane os @oeur 9'Alene buor Der
par ben famine Erenelel paaarunb AT
6esifirerinsen for 2anb. Begse bisie
e. patre, 6remifribtsbper, men bet Oms
fringliggenoe Qano ipnes tert og u'inbre
tru9tbart. Wau maa bet BRUCE meset
funltig ganoins (Jrrisation), mebens /
rJlatbeab "sDalen bruser man nenen
irgen iaaoaa. geaar mon fon1n1er ct
5tpffe psiioper fra @pofane, refer man
igienneu1 ct 5sres at fto1ilaaen Aserr
bpstning. Snobpfininseu par iui1 bes
spaot % be splone Mare iaa ut btsie
lforartehe Usalfiner Iom trRfts5 af "a
til SO pelfe arbeibe. Dtsle baabe fje>
rer % treIfer og mau fisrer @rpnet fra
benz 1ou1 ira pore Ereltemalftner. Ter
enD uran beepnoer at tlppe opnper Sass
cabe Mouatains" reiler man tsiennen,
bet befienote Weuat6es>Streg buor Ere>
erHe bu9ner af pelimageuoe Trugt. S
Nlu1inbeIisbeo fer iffe bette Stres ub
noget Ieregeut tnobpoenoe efter Minnes
1ota Smag, men bet er bog betieaot for
lin Trugt nalfeR Berben oper.
rGoscabs "s5jelbene er enbog mere
icenerif eub vtbe Nodies". Serabefs>
ne puifer og tausr TO: at fcmu1e ep
ylangt ouer be 1pie Tielos~. Sna>t
saar bet EFT Getning lanst neoe paa
Tielbfrentan laa fanlte ret mooIat
&urs ltbt be;ere op paa ben lamme
9trent. qaa ct 5teb tiorer man Iiqe
tnbzi Tielbueasen os fpr man peb pm
bar Eoaet giort belt ON" inbe / 5ieI>
bets Wprfe os fommer ub iaien nosIe
rRobs" fra buor man bros ino. Naar
man iaa fommer igiennem v@ascaoe
Tunnel" bpor man er borte fra Dasens
2ps os 9nft ouer fem Uinutter iaa be-
synber bet at aaa nepab % Tieloene
blir libt efterbuert tilbaae. Den iom
bar liot @anos for itorlaeen Natur
Tan ient glemme os olbrig ansre en-
9feiie eiennem oisie @trpg.
Il 1bftiIlinsen I 5eettle.
@n Netis I'll Rpiten" er iuteres}ant
foruben nogeu leregeu EiIfelnins ion1
Mlaffa: uoi1!liuaeu. Denne Mffere er
aI lareeen Sutere5ie forbi ben fren1itiuer
= getten", fcn1 aIoris fer. vet tolbe
Mla1fa er Der men fine Brobufter oe nos
turltse R;goomme; be forlfieuise Dele
al bet ltore rSnlanb Empire Tapes
meb at opuiie ganoets 6rust og fcrteQe
ON bets ppperltgs &limot os r&pten9
aabner I'm ttore Scr oe peser paa ben
umaabelige Craft tom pasierer i9iennem
ben.
Stnlbe man faa noget iereget ubbptte
al en- 1aaban fulfilling, maatte man
BRUCE en- bel Del Glib. De aQerFeite
ion1 9aar til otsie. loitillinger toripger
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01

/ T. -,
9aar ttrafs trat % blir lei af bet bele.
Ulan ifulbe taa rebe paa bDiIte e be
mef interesiaute og lererise Eret, fpr
man saar inb, euers saas man liseiom
i blinbe o9 l1bfaloet Tan bliue, at man
Ter bet baarlisite % miI1er bet bebi1e.
Nan tunoe BRUCE fere Dase bare /
Nlaitabpguinge::. Oct er merteligt, at
oppe bette fplbe Norbpeifen potter %
u1obnes neFen aae 9lass fmaat @rpn
og Jru9t, DetS Rul os Winebrift ct
itorlasen. 2anoets IoDne yilbt %
pelstIeote Snbpaanere (sftimser) pioner
ON lense Netter % Ssbouets folhe
Bin6e. Der bleu fren1uilt tire forffieIs
lise 5Ias af bisle @ifimoer, neu1li9 fra
2abraoor, Mlaffa og 5iberien. Det er
Fgrite Gang, at oisie bar mpbtes ueb en-
og Iau,me l1oittuing % man bar bapt
Nnlebnine til at itubere beres Rarafter>
trGf 50 loiltorie. 5 mango 6enleenber
ere bisie SyoIt eneffaaenos. Deres 2epe:
maate: ct ganife priu1ittu, ia neHsn
bpriif, beg ifaI Be uere meset sobslige
o9 frebeIige. De er be enette Solf ion1
man fienoer til, iom iusen Eeligipn eaer
@ubsbprtelie bar, bog ifal be pere notz
iaa mora!lfe og retfafue beres yip os
Qanblineer. Dsres EeIte, @leber,
Baabe, ia naiten aft De bar og rpres /,
beltaar af Stiub> Tro oeres ipeoe
Barnbom oplere5 be til at baanbtese
fine Baaoe, gaabeu og at fanse Yilbt.
2anat cppe Get foloe v9ioro" lcuer
oisie ToIt Treo Os 'ilipneIabenoe 2ptte
u1eoens BE- fore ciuiliierebs 91ationer Der
paaberaaber fig at pere Behboelie af
Eopmaalet ef Ru!tur % Eriltenoom,
Tapes meo at bpsse Rrissitibe os
grissuaaben forat poelasae binanoeu
'neb. Man tunbs frifes til at Iette ct
bimmelbpit Sperasu1aalstegu efter bele
5taien. 9t fit liot beore Besreb ON
Dor e9eu Stations Tlotbsb paa bette Omz
Eraaoe ba ri bauoe Nnlebnina til at ie
nosIe af pore fore Rrisslfibe. ube ueb
Napp =garben" fob @tibene @albins=
ton, BennipIuanta. Colorado, Eennesiee
os samle Oregon. Walbinston i1ob
paa bet torre (Drp Dod) os nj bapoe
| oertor en- pppsrIis atnleonins til at flu
bere bisle Stibe. De Tan pere omtrent
en- og ct balu Ruartal lanse, os er bpss
get af Sernplaoer oq til. l3 Gonmer
tpfte. Gil aue Retntuser og fra be
torifielige Gtager, peser De opbbrin@noe
Ranonpiber og Eorpebotuber, ifra to-
CONS til ietstens os atten, CONS. Der
bIeu fortlaret, at buert @tub ifra bisle
ttprife tofter Dor Nation oper ct tufinb
Dollars. Disle forte Dogs Of @ar"
er ct interes1ant men trpstelt9t Stue.
W}an tan tente its til builten en- &ebs
le(ens @cene bet n1aa pere naar bisle
@ipililationens l1bprer n1obes torat ifpoe
binauben til 6auets Bunb. Eiberue
foranbres. 6iitorten beretter ON ltore
Slas paa bet tate 2auo. / BET lenere bar
Nationerne fiempet paa bet bpbe 0enb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01

Nppetitlig. ga Rremmer, befienbks
for fine ! libt Of buert SIags4 garer,
gaar og ilanger paa Eoruet Ten af pore
.Smaabper, berenbe paa en RaIneffre
inbtnaet ! Ct iffe altfor rent RIabs q
.gn Mano, Der fienote til Rraalnar s,,s.
og bans Bare, ipprger ban1, on BET 4
.9anenet ban bar ON Rionef er tent 81
Jornern1get oper Ct faaoant spsrgs
naaI iDarer ban: 4.
ss5yamen ere rsint iio, for lee tog BET
life a 5ensa ibag fes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01

s ben ienere Eib bar be eneeIlfe
@temmeretstuinber funbet paa at ans
sribe 6eres Mobffanbere fra opea. Beb
foritieuise politife M1eber, iom ibfe
l19e atbolbtes / be enseIfe BYer. baube
.Snffrasetterne" anbra9t fig paa Ea9es
ne paa Bpsniuser, Der laa l,ge oue.for
Mpbeialene, % taffeDe Sten siennen1
Vinbuerue. Dette par faalebes TiIfal>
bet @lassow os 9iuerpool, bpor .yti,
niitrene paloane os Sarlen af Creme
bolbt politilfe Ealer. Ser blep foretas
get flere Mrreitationer. s @las9om
bleu be Rribbare &pinber operfalbne af
en- ue!big Reanbpge, meoens be opbolbt
Jig paa Easet, og par en- ret forpiuffet
Torfatning. ba Bol;tiet benteoe benz neb,
men be par f1rtobare til bet iibi1e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01

I'll : = & -. -. .5tE ~. .s+
8aIter Weumaus 2uftffib torulyffet.
Sitter bar bet riit f1s at @alter Weus
man er en- @uentprer. 9an bar mans
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-01

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use1laoets Erptferi.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-10-08
The Hardest Worked River.

The hardest working river, tile one
most thoroughly harnessed to the mill
wheels Of labor in the United States,
probably in the world, is the Blackstone
1t is not a large river either Its drain
age area is only about 45S square miles,
and in its power producing section it is
only forty-three miles Tonga very Tom
Thumb of a river as rivers go in Amer
lea.
Yet the doughty little stream produces
$4,000 horsepower, fifty for every square
mile of its drainage area. If you will
figure out this amount of horsepower in
terms of coal you will find that the busy
little stream represents Il capitalization
of about S25,0000 600. This is twice the
developed horsepower of any other i'm
portant river. Almost hundred mills,
catching with their whrlng turbines its
water almost from the very source in
the city of Worcester, Mass, line its
banks and grow in size and importance
till in Woonsocket and Pawtucket, r. l.,
you have some of the largest of their
kind in the country.-Technical World
Magazine.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-10-08

In a report by DR. F'rantzel on immod-
crate smoking and its effects upon the
heart, it is stated that the latter show
themselves chiefly by rapid irregular
palpitation of the heart. sleeplessness,
etc DIR. Frantzel says that if the causes
of these complaints are inquired into. il
is generally found that the patients are
great smokers They mag not smoke
cigars rich in nicotine but full Favored
cigars imported from the Havanas
Smoking, as a rule, agrees with per-
sons for many years. perhaps for twenty
years and longer, although by degrees
cigars of 4 finer flavor are chosen. But
all ut once, without any assignable
cause, troubles are experienced with the
heart. which rapidly increase, and com
pei the sufferer to call in the help of the
medical man. 1t is strange that persons
consuming cigars of ordinary quality,
even if they smoke them very largely,
rarely are attacked in that way
The excessive use of cigarettes has not
been known to give rise to similar trou-
bles, although il is the cause of com
plants of Il different nature. The age
at which disturbances of the heart be
come pronounced varies very much Ii is
but rare that patients are under thirty
years of age: they are mostly between
forty and sixty years old.London Globe