Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
FACTS IN TABLOID FORM.
Sealing wax confirms no wax.

Plates are to be substituted LOT COZ
lection bags at ST. Mary'S Church, DO
yer. mainly on the express ground that
so many buttons hay" been found IN
the lattcr.-pall Mall Gazette.
Miss LNOua T~ollrlnache, who Is TO
marry Capt. &. Stone at the Ham FAR
iSh church. London. has the following
sixteen Christian names: LyOna Dccl-
ma Veronica Esyth Indine Cyssa Hyl-
dn Itowena Adeln Thyra Ursula 1sa-
bel Blanche Lilias Dysnrt Plantagenet.
ginia mountains the old man II the
Did woman were feilow-pasSengers. The
DID woman kept staring ut him as II
trying to remember At last she SAID:
stranger. pears to me | seen you
0mewlAr." The old man eyed her
tehectively and scratched his head.
Spec you have" said he, "Ah been
.har."
IIngland's House of Commons wants
ventilation. Plenty of air is pumped
into the chamber, and it comes
through the gratim=s Oh the foor'
bur it comes from a spot just
over the bank OF the Thames River,
with its iIl-favored barges. And the
other evening a member met a col
lea with his handkerchief to his
nose. "Iou never know what will pass
inside" he splutterrd. but You al
ways know what's passing outside
When +. W. Albian, who OWNS a junk
-..I -: kJ,I, lnDtnS his mace
Of business to 90 home at night he
now that everything will be as he
eft il when he returns in the morning.
Albinn has II large timber wolf for a
Watchdog. The wolf will allow no one
% touch it except its master. "Nhcn
turn Jack loose in the j~unkyard ut
light | fear no ]intruderS.' -tibian said.
'l've had Jack ever since he was three
weeks old. Yes. he could jump the
'pnce. but he is perfectly tame and
doesn't want to get away.'-kanSls
.rity Star.
Il have bcen rauching on an island
or more than Il quarter of Il century,
writes Il correspondent of the FUR
News. There are no carnivorous wild
iuimalS on my island but the coyote
wolf, and | could get rid OF him III Il
fery short time and at very little eX-
,ense. but if | did the rabbit would
joon put me out of business. | have
Experimental along these lines and
know what I'm talking about, and |
declare here and now that, in my op1n-
on. the carnivorOus wild animals of
Texas save the farmers and stock rails
FRS hundreds of millions of dollars by
zeeping the rabbits in Check
Are women less honest than men3'
This palpitating question has become
,ne of the great subjects of discussion
in Paris, thanks to a symposium in IA
Revue. There is rot one dareS open
" to affirm that woman is dishonest.
Anatole France. the master of conten-
oOrary French literature, questions
whether man is so ~virtuous that he
should desire to weigh himself in the
balance against women. And he speaks
Of masculine arrogance and feroc1ty
md brutality. And so woman-accord-
to the Judgment of Paris-is not
more dishonest than whence
sprang that legend that h was?
The objection shown by the court at
Pekin to accept the aid OF European
surgeons during the illness of China'S
rulers does not seem to be shared
by the people of Hanoi in lndo-Chlna.
Here If seems that the French have eS-
tablished with considerable success a
of medicine. There are ninety
students enrolled. some studying the
science from the human standpoint,
qualifying as veterinary surgeons,
while a number of young m have
entered as obstetric students. One lady
who has qualified has been signally sue
,essful in charge of a hospital for the
,oor Mt Phuly. Eight out of ten of the
students come from Cochin China
London Globe.
According to the best general esti-
mate there has been cut and utilized
a very wasteful manne about 80 per
cent of our coniferous or pine forests
About 10 per cent more has beer vast
I'd. leaving about 50 per cent of the to-
tal original supply for future use and
rss,e. or our hardwood forests, it
be estimated that about % per
,crt Las been utilized more or less
vastefuily. about d per cent wasted
without being utilized. ard in round
lumIcrs something like 20 per cent re-
fer future use. During Ii nine
.centh century. mainly. we consumed or
Has:2d about four.fitths of u hard
raod timber ard about one-half of our
,irc tin,ber.--T. 3. Walker, in the Ma
.!oilal Magazine.
Members of IN English organization
as the Association for the Pre-
of Premature Burial. are en-
!cavCriIs to form similar societies In
his country. and great numbers of cir |
.ulars containing grewsome statistics
ire being sent to persons in all parts
If the country. 1t is proposed to take
rom relatives and u~ndertakers the
sight to make, the death diagnosis and
% allow only physicians to do this and
20 apply the tests for the establishment
the fact that the person is really
lead. The society proposes also to es-
waiting mortuaries." lighted,
ventilated and pleaslngly furnished
where bodies may be placed under OBJ
servation until there is no longer any
doubt as to death.
The custom Of the wedding Of the
Adriat tic Sea to the pese Of Venice was
Instituted by Pope Alexander III, who,
In 1174. drew Il gold ring from his fin
ger and gave it to the Doge OF Venice