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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

The Sham Battle in the Choir.
TIE high soprano started out
With naught her rush to stem,
And with battle cry advanced
Upon Jerusalem.
The alto met her on the road,
Engaged her in scrap"
The tenor on the double quick
Came up to fill the gap.
Around the theater of war
The steady basso doomed;
Then all of them fell to at once,
Jerusalem was doomed.
The city was about to fall,
Her glory proud to doff.
When higher powers interviewed
And called the fighters off
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

Capt E. H. Thomas of Ottumwa IS
credited with saying that the original
Knockers were the men who sat
around and Whitfield while Noah built
the ark, claiming all the time that he
couldn't find enough water to float it.
The fact that Captain Thomas is an
ardent advocate of improving the Des
Moines river to make it navigable
gives added pertinency to his remark.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

Hon. w, G. McArthur's many friends
VIII be pleased to learn that he has
peen appointed clerk of The United
States circuit court as the successor
OF r. r. Mason, resigned. Mr.. Nc
Arthur was already clerk of the Uni
ted States district court for southern
Iowa, and his new appointment means
practically the consolidation OF the
two offices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

Massachusetts turned down the
woman suffrage bills, and SO did Mary
land, and thus does history repeat it,
self. The Massachusetts bill is re-
garded as hardy annual, coming
up as often as the legislature meets,
and always with the same result. This
time it did not get beyond the commit
tee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

indif 'ent. He
returned to the
desk. hings
will remain sta.
tionary u n t IL
then 7" he asked.
Things never
remain station
airy in a newspa-
per Office, " re-
sponded the man
aging editor la
conically.
What I mean
is that t b @ re
" 0 Il q be no
story--er--a b out
him until you see
him."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

lies, which are accepted as evidence
of imaginative ability. The profes-
sor asks parents not to laugh at their
children's dreams or visionary beliefs
in a people-world unknown to us. He
says that the imaginative child is q
bright child and will learn easily il
the best adapted methods are found
Tor it's instruction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

Iowans will take Secretary Wilson'S
word against Pinchot's every time. AS
Editor Muse pieturesquely states the
case in his Mason City Globe-G Gazette.
Tama Jim is neither member of the
Annanias club nor of tie more PIE.
bian society of every day Plain Dam
lyers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

The understanding is that the farm
er who is remiss in so plain and simple
duty as testing his seed corn is like
ly to neglect the weightier matters
that make for salvation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

The next welcome sound will be the
sonorous steamboat whistle. AS sure
harbinger of spring it has the chirp
OF the robin distanced several city
blocks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

Speaking of Keokuk's refusal to be-
come excited over the development of
the water power, 1t is further to be
said that this is not community that
boils at patty-pan depth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06
The Modern pomessic.

The New Butler-I beg pardon. sir.
Would you mind my keeping private
auto of my own, sir, to use when IN
not wanted, sir? . find the fresh
air chirks me up bit!Life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

muttercd tensely. LET him take tram
or go to sleep or bury himself II ne
wants to. If Bartelmy or Dupuy gers
hold of him after I've shown my hand
there'll be the merry d. to pay,
and IL they find him they might sue.
coed In coaxing- tconder IT Nolan '0lp
stick; monder ii Nolan ,cill stick, he
kept repeating over and over to himself
The noise of voices raised IN indigna'
ton broke in upon him from the outer
hall at his right ''Oh, that's chest
nut" some one cried; hes always out,
always when ] come
The editor glanced around and saw
Sylvester Nolan leading In his friend
Powell, the poet.
You're not out, are you, old man
asked young Nolan of Brand. who's
that fly duck that tried to keep me
from coming in?'
ITO be continued.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06
That CHICAGO Tribune ooI,.

Knoxville Express, Democratic: The
standpatters like barber poles, flag
poles and especially ne poles that
knock the persimmons; but oh, that
Chicago Tribune poll!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

luc JdShSUHViiiSs SOuIlcI ouSScSlo
that congress should take CORES
pondence course in legislation.
1t is the observation of the Mar
shalltown Times Republican that the
average suffragette is also a home
ruler.
According to the Fort Dodge Chroni-
Gle. a dentist is the only man who
can be an optimist and still look down
in the mouth
The Georgia supreme court has de-
cided that doctor cannot charge
for an operation unless the patient
has been benefited by the same.
Even If you are going to be swim
died. insists the Brighton Enterprise,
lit is better to get it done at home
than to send your money away to
strangers.
The Waterloo Reporter observes
that the Democrats propose to have
all the fun possible out of the prelim-
inaries in Iowa, Just the same as II
they had a chance to elect their candi'
date.
Hardly an enterprise that has been
proposed for Iowa In the past ten
years. says the Iowa City Citizen,
has received as much ridicule as the
proposition to make navigable some OF
the rivers of the state. Yet the pro-
ject seems to go marching on
Judge Prouty,. notes the Burling-
ton Gazette, declares that the federal
government should build country
roads in Iowa. Sure it should; let
dear old Uncle Sam pave the city
streets and clean up the alleys, too.
Let's turn over all our affairs to our
paternal uncle and keep the peace and
rest in peace
The story is told at Washington
that one of Senator Delivers stand
Pat constituents wrote the senator a
complete statement Of his sentiments.
Said he: "Dolliver, | wouldn't support
you for dogcatcher." The suave and
courtly senior senator from Iowa had
his secretary indite an immediate re-
ply, correcting an erroneous impress
sion. Said the senator: my Dear
l am not running for dog
catcher"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

So many revolutions in Nicaragua
are presumptive evidence OF wheels
In the heads of its inhabitants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

A corn testing campaign is more
important than a political campaign
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06
cHApTER <.

H. RAND hung up the telephone
D receiver with an anxious e2'
|S-az preston on his face. Nolan
must keep away from this. ne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06
NOTES AND COMMENT.

The Jacksonville Courier suggests
that congress should take a CORES
pondence course in legislation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

The Georgia supreme court has de-
cided that a doctor cannot charge
for an operation unless the patient
has been benefited by the same
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

Even If you are going to be swim
died., insists the Brighton Enterprise,
it is better to get it done at home
than to send your money away to
strangers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

According to the Fort Dodge Chroni-
Gle. a dentist is the only man who
can be an optimist and still look down
in the mouth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

1t is the observation of the Mar
shalltown Times Republican that the
average suffragette is also a home
ruler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

Read The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

Copyright. 1902, by Joseph Medill
pat,~%-s --e..r.e. Ford.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06
The Sham Battle in the choi

catcher
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-06

The Waterloo Reporter observes
that the Democrats propose to have
all the fun possible out Of the prelim-
inaries in Iowa, Just the same as II
they had a chance to elect their candi-
date
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

5eit abeeIiefert.

Wir puuen unlereu 9eiern ctr,
Orldlib periitern oaB Spihee.s
German Syrup heutsutase pul'fto
cas- einsiec SrdpGrat i'm Wartte ~
ueld)es Shwiubiutt linoert uno
beilt. so ertbalt Die Gieenmlttel,
ais reiner Cheer, Nusaue uDn Yllaa>
,enbars u, o.. peldle ais 9eil'nlttel
Sar Suten uno gdminoluat BON Den
meoesip'sten Gpnsre1en 10 bod se'
iddst ..tb. Der 5aminon9tt9e,
einerlei % bic Srantbeit i'm Dale
ober auuse, mus oes aadts Hube
habe unb bes Mureens frei letn pom
anfaue pm trodenen uno folterrioet'
Suaen. Die ertranften Gbeile oer'
lanaen nab &ube, 1eilenoer uro
linbeuber 8eban5lane, uno Der Yas
tient bebarf Der friiden Suit, outer
Wabrune treien Musrpnrfs bes Wors
oens, nit ldneGer uno o%autrnoer
S]inperuup. aleine 5lai9hsn 81
IS Gents eefpbbnlihe @rDBe nabesu
3 Mat 10 piel eptbaltenb rs Gents.
sSn auen Gppthefen ~ haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
0ime Sanabare Grnn. "Sdl ia:

Sine banabare Sran. sd fann
ltld)t lolger ipartett, Sbnel meinen
ber3liditen Can't alts5uipredcn,
lfreibt Srau Seitriette Scuider aus
Siptcn Sno., "oeun Sorni's IIpen-
frauter bat mid bon elmer ifredlid)-
Ell &rorfbeit bcfreit. Sor fiinfsebn
Sabren mllrbe i6 frant. Gein 9of.
tor Idien ei9entlid SIT miiien, mas
mir feblte. Sd befam InfGQe, in
oenen aGIte nit Sieber ablpedielte.
@eine @lie6er t6oten mir ipeb, uno
l6 iprrbc 10 idpa6, oaB ib ieoes
Veal cine &SfJe lang oes 9ett bit
en- mtBfe. Sd folliultirte iiinf oer-
ltteoene ger5te, ober feiner balf
mir. @ie oben bemcrft, bate if
filltf5ebn Sabre lang ali bieier aranf
belt Gelitter, bis Sorni's 9lpenfr1it-
fer mid beiIte. Sett balten mir
8orni's afpeltfrdutcr itets I'M Souie
nno ein ar5t lit nidlt mebr notb-
mcltaig.r
8cnn allies gnoere crfoIgIos mar.
9ebrolden Sic SlIpcnfrGllterl slber
marrm 10. louge marten? 9sidlts
miro onrd 8artcn crreidt. Seine
Npothefcr @cOi5in ionocrn Elm ell.
fades ar6utcr. SciImittel, iueldcs
Den Seilten oireft gcIieiert miro ourd
oie @igenthiimer, Or. Geter 5obr-
ltep & Sons 60, 1876 60. Son.
ne Ipe., Chicago, ST..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
Ct. eOnis . aanias Gitp.
&crmciinnacn fir bic ncuc clcftriidc
&a6n beenSet.

w" ~sNAsSst .N
Die neutrality-suspicious. fir sic
ileite eIcftriide 9abnIinie spiiden
ct. Soitis mo &anias 9th, meIde
nit einem aoitenniifnano bon $751;
100000 bon Der ct. 9ouis aanias
@ttD electric HaiDpap So. fonItririrt
iperoen ioll, iino nultmebr fertia ae.
ltellt, 10 oaB nit ben ei9entlid1el1
8anorbeiten begonncn meroen fam.
Die proicttirte @abnitrede beriibrt
8lie Sprinas, Daft @rooe, OoeIia,
Nioppicm, Si9sinspille, @arIbalI,
arrop Sod, @eip 8ranfIin luo So.
lumbia. Zen iesigen GIanen sll.
iolge iull Sie 9abn innerholb smei
Sabren 1ebalit irrb in 9etrieb ae.
ltellt weroen. Gas erforSerIide 9a.
pltdl ut porban6en nno pir6e Elm
nid)t 9erinser 9etrag 6esieIben bon
aiisianoiiden Sapitoliiten gcIieiert.
Der Sraiioeut Der Ct. aouis . aan.
las Gin electric &ailpab Sc. lit 8.
Y. &ebin. Der friiberc @eneroIaniuaIt
Der 8aeifie 8 Soabo @ortbern &aiI.
mon SO. SenrD 9. Sobnion. Gr.
MopOr BON Denper, 1T sdasmeiifer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
Sebte hoffnuns peridwunosn.
Uraann.

Sebte 6offnuns peridwunoen.
Gfs bernorrasenoe GerSte iaeten
baB u. N. Gmitbbnrt, bon 8efin,
Sa,, unbeilbnre ghminbiuht babe,
mar oefen lebte Spffnuna bohin,
.aber Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY far
Ghninbiuht. Suten unb grfaltun.
aer retteten ibm ppm Grade. @r
laei: ,9ieie @e6isin bat mid ariinos
lif furirt uro meiu 2eben aerettet.
Seiibem babe id fe 10 Sabre lang
aeb,audt, unb erndte bieieibe nt8
cine tpunoerbnres Safss unb 2unsers
Seilmittel.1 Strens tuifeniGaft.
lifea Seifmittet fur Suiten, ueben
Snls Doer @rfdltungen, unb iideres
&prbeuaunesmittef 5eaenBneumonin.
@arontirte 6taidjen gu so gent8 unb
S1.o0 in Bnlfer 8rpB. Gpotbefe
Trpbe Slnfhe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
@ie man eultauia ipirS.

Siiltan SoIiman Der 8roBe (t496
bis 1866 bate feline Sieblingsgat-
tin oerloren. 9af)oem er Tie lange
3eit alifridtig betrauert bate, lieb
er iid cine an5abl Der porncbmiten
uno idoniten ieines Teides Dor.
ltellen, Tim ans ibnen ole neiie Sul-
tdnin ST. pdblen. God iano er 10
oiel Sdonbeit uno anmiltb, bab er
Su friner entideioulrg 9eIateen TOM
tc. Ga fam ibm Elm lultiger Gin
fall. ST benterfte inter ben ail-
neienben 8ienerinnen elm biibides
ilrnges @db6ell, rief iie SIT lid uno
brad: rNimm bieien 81lrban bier,
tritt in Die Mitte ser periammelten
6rauen, orch bid nit gci9loiiencll
9lllgen Oreiunl I'M areiie berilHi ltno
oonn ieb Der ben Sitrboir ouf, Die
on sur Sultanin beitimntet millit."
9oS iutge Mdohen mar cine
&llIiiL bic bon Sen 3artnren &C.
roilbt mo ais Sflopin mad Storn-
bill berfoltIt moroen mar. Sic EN-.
ping Den 31irban aus Sen S1noen
0cS SiltanS, trot in Die M2ittc ser
ldonen MG0den, Die Iidl lanaiant
in Greiic nm lie 0rcbten, mGbren6
lie ielbit nit gei6lpiiencn Nugelt
ltd) oreintol onmutbig allf Dem Ib-
lab ibreS 5ierlideu Iantpffels 6er-
lmorebte. 1orm bIie6 iie itehell,
mn obne sic allgen 81 0%ffieil, ieb-
te lie lGd)pl1t0- lid ieIbit Oelt Cur
ban ouf ben 6ii6iden &opf. @Gb-
reno Die anberen MGoden eltt=
tdrift mifi6rien, ladte ser Sui.
ton, Oitrd) Den gciitreiden GinfoH
aeponitell, mo Iieb bic Huiiin,
Die anaituiia giiiosfi bieb, anf ser
SteIle bnrd Die Sberbofmeiiterin
oes Serials feierlid nit Oenl 3Obel-
pel5 eiller Sultarin bethlehem. slna-
Itoiie puroe bon MN art &oroIane
genmnt. Sic gelponlt raid Die
8init neS Sllltans, mo belltc nod
5eilgt zines Der berrIifitcn Ionll-
mente aonitatinopeI's BON ser Sic
be Soliman's au Der id6neu Goro-
lane, Die i'm unS Iomit bas thrift
Idle &ei6 Sabre binourf utilnt-
IfrGnft beberrifte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

'@ie aIlidbrIi6 Inn bieie 3eit,
0erridt iest pieoer Der Stid6uiten
inter ben ainoern. @ebt Sen Sin.
bern Or. eOn8eImann's Suiten
Sprnp. eS 1T oas bette @itteI &C.
gen bieies 2eiocn. Gu boben
in aIinse's aIpotbefe nnS @aIfer,s
apotbete in Sermann, unS 6. S.
gradt in fredericksburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
Der 8,rs nadJ Canada.

beranlniien, auf'S 2nito au geben; 10.
wobl in unierem Staate, iuie in Seem
Seriep iufet Die Sormer Siilfsfrdf.
te, oenert iie. germ $18 bis $40 mon.
atlid BEL freier Station be5ablen.
gber perbdItnibmdBig wenige inter
ben 8eidditiaunesloien fins &c.
neigt, oieiem &ufe 5u folgeu: Die
iiberfiiltte, IGrmeitOe, r%aitloie @roB-
ita6t bdlt iie ielt unS l6bt iie nid)t
mebr los. limo sic glderbaube5irfe
iiniereS Staotes opie audi nn6er.
er Stoaten baben inter oieicnl
MiBberbaltniB, 0as aud ser Hieien.
from Der Ginipan6ering nidrt dno.
err, goltS entihic6en 3li Ieiocn.
Ssie anoers lit Die Gage Ser 9iu9e
in @onabol Sm @egcniat 81 ben
8ereinigten Staten, peIde Die Gin
man0ernng 81 eridneren iuden, be.
miibt es lid iDitemotiid, Ginmano.
erer on5u3ieben. gbCr ltltr iolde,
sic es 8itr 8eiterenttpidhlng ieiucs
groBen @ebietes brait6en fam,
in erIter Clinic 2aloIGtte. 9ieier
b0dit piirii6cnSmertben cunningham.
fen in 0os 2orb 81 bringen, idellt
Die &egierltng oc5 8ominilms ipe0er
Mii6e nod @el6. Inter 2eitumg
oes GimuanOerunas : bureaus at.
beiten cine Menge 9Lgettet i'm aits-
lan6e nit @ort unb SGrift in 5iel.
bemuBter @eiie. S(n5cigen, 3eit.
nngsartifel mo cine 6Ilttb bon Bro.
i6iiren fucroeli nit ~peri0nlider @Qi.
tation pereilt itn6 sic Geiultnte lol-
ien uidlts 5tt piinldcn iibrig. IS
liz sic bette alaiie bon ginmolpScr.
ern iiber bic cataoii6e @ren5e gebt:
G%nglGnbtr, Sdottcn, Sfanbinaoicr,
9elgier, SolI1uber, S6ipei5er, 9eitt.
ide-lrno 9iirger ser Sereingten
Staaten. Salt burdtpeg Sarmer
uno 2anbarbeiter, oenen Canada ole
beiten Iitsiiften bietet. @eite,
frlftbare 8ldden barren BORT ser
9eiiebeIillg, ilno oie &egierung tbtt
allies nlir Moglihe, Inn Ben Ncllar.
f6mmliugcn borip6rts al beIien.
Gon 1900 bis 1909 ipur0eu i'm rpelt.
Iiden Canada 235, $50 ,SeimitGt.
ten" nergeben, oopon 157,t00 poer
66 Ero5eut OIL gingelpanoerte, uno
bon oieien @iniuonoerern, Die io-
gleid .Seimltdtten" eriparbel1, mar.
ell 20.32 8ru5ent GnelGnber, $50
Sro5ent S6otten, 1.89 Gro5ent Siren
27.67 sfeltl1nbiide GuropGer" ntr6
4t.9t Sro5eit, beinabe bie SGlfte,
Imcrifaner, uno bic meiiten bon
ibnen bradten nidt MIR frGfti9e
Irnue, Ion6ern nld) betrahtlid,e
@elomittel nit.
Sollter Ginponherer, Oie mir bier
oltd) braitden founten. Iber leioer
d, ~
ut nid,t bel ausiiht Oa5ll bd, OaB
mir lie befonmneu merben. 3ern ab.
geiebcn bon Der rraberaigen &olitif,
0ie bier iiir bos Gimpanoerlngstpe.
len nlaBgebeno lit nt6 grade Die belt.
Ell Glemente abidredt, fann linen
in ben &ereinieten Staateit bas, mas
Canada iiir lie mertbpoH madlt, nidt
mebr aeboten merben. 0aS BORT slr
@riinbrna bon Seimltdtten oergeb-
Ell miro, boben mir nift mebr.
2iberoIere ginpmtoerirn9sgeieb
ipiirocr 5unr Die Guolitdt Scr Gin.
mon6erung in bie Gereiniateu Stoa.
ten 8noeiielIos perbeiiern, aber oell
3ug nod Canada f6nnteil lie Neu.
nod nidt oufboIten.
t.nnAEAN -ILEsHr HLf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
@atipnaI. Snmnc.

any Country It's Of Thee
Mein 2ano mo 8araoies,
3n Der Sreibeit iiiB,
Dir gilt meim Gang!
Oh meincr abncn Grab.
Cir nabt Der GiIseritab,
ltno bon Oen Sob'n berob.
SdoIIt 8reibeitstlana.
Sono, no sic Sreien iino,
S6 bin hein oonfbar airrO
llnb Iiebe oihl
eiebli6 iinO 8olb unS 8elS.
@ie Oeiner SiigeI Belt,
Iein Ser5 lit aroeidpelIt,
9 iegne MIDI
Wuiif idapelI oil i'm @in6,
Con onrdy Die gdlime limo,
On 5reibeitsionsl
DAB ieoe Surge ipri6t.
9as allies Sdpeigen brid,t,
Dab ieIbit Der ScIien bidt
Grbort ben aIaitg.
Sor nnierm 2ie6c ou,
S1opfer Scr Srcibeit oil,
8ir iingen 0irl
S6iib' iins nit 6eincr Madt
S6iie' uniers 2onoes Grodt
Dab mrs bic Sreibeit Iod5t,
GrfLehen tpirl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

sdredIide sSmer,en ce.inseti
9urd idredfide edmersen ae
peiniet infulse Der @efte urperbau'
ten Speiien, nabm o. o.. @raplrn.
BON 2ula, Miif., Or. Sings New
2ife 8ius, init benz Refultate,4 mic
er fHreibt, ubaB ih furirt wurbe.1
Gue Wasen unb @ebirmeunorbruns
gen tpersen aebDben burd, ibrem fin
oernoen Siublaana beionbere GiGens
idcften. rs Gents In Ralfer Gr0s.
GyDtbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
ant ntIpbten pnnhr.

&rin5 GiteI 6riebridl Ser 3fpcitc
Schn 0eS oeutiden &aiiers, Ser
iid mad SeruiaIem beaibt. INN ais
Sertretcr ieines gaterS Scr Ginipeib.
itng bes bentiden Soipises ouf Dem
Selbera bei5uiuobnen, lit iii 9ealei.
ting ieiner @etnablin ans aleroub.
ria in Saffa einsetroffen. Der Saf.
en- uiro Die staot parei, 5i Gbren
bes bobcn Gaares feitlid befIaget
iinb cine sroBe @enidenmenge be.
reitetc Dem Grin5en ino ieiner 2eb.
ensgeiabrtin an 2anoimsspIote ci.
men entbuiiaitii6en Gmipfons.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

Die beiten anitreider. gauunicr.
nebuier II. ar6iteften oicies 2anoes
braud,en MIR Ronno Gitp .Soric
SbOemnrfe1 fir Sdnferanftridy
1 Gbrit. GberIin & Son.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-09-21
FIND NOR. RICH ORE.
International I. Harvester Company
Said to Be Latest Lucky One.

Brainerd.-There has been filed the
plat of the new town of 1ronton, COW
er1ng the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section 11-46-29,
lying adjacent to the Alattson forty
in section 10, which has been taken
over by the Rogers, Brown Ore COM
pany and On which a concrete shaft
is to be sunk by the New York Found.
alton company.
1t is reported that the International
Harvester company, holding an option
for a lease on the southeast quarter
of the southwest quarter Of section
11'46-29, having three drills at work
locating the extent of the ore body,
has encountered within the last few
days body of rich Bessemer ore, ex-
ceedirg in quality anything yet found
on the Guyana, while on the Thomas
Feigh land in section 1O-46-29, held
under lease by the C. NJ. Hill Lumber
company, drilling exploration for more
than year have failed to disclose the
limits of the ore. 1t is claimed by
is soon to pass to one OF the large iron
and steel interests.
The 500 railway is extending its
lines toward these ore deposits, and
soon will have passenger and freight
depots at Ironton and Crosby, while
the surveys will be extended south.
westerly toward the Mississippi to
reach the important developments in
that direction. The 500 line has
reach Deerwood where a passenger
depot is about to be built, and it is re.
ported the road will be extended from
there along the south range to Brain.
erd to obtain its share of ore trans.
portation in competition with the
Northern Pacific railway.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-09-21
DEN MARK.

A monument of DR.. Finsen has been
unveiled at Tagenvei and Blegdamvei,
Copenhagen. DR.. Finsen was the in
ventor of the treatment of skin diseas-
es by means of rays of light.
The minister of justice has an
nounced that fines imposed by the
courts may be paid in installments. II
a person who has been fined cannot
furnish the money at once he will not
be compelled to go to Jail, but payment
may be postponed six months, or he
may pay the fine in small amounts in
the course of a year.
Anna Jensen, young lady who
was taking bath at the bathing estab-
lishment in Hellerup, near Copen-
hagen, was seen to dive time and
again with obvious ease. All at once
she disappeared in the water. Within
brief space of time she was brought
out again, but all efforts to save her
life failed. It was supposed that her
death was due to heart failure.
Great catch of caaingwhale. At
SooSo, l. al w AO1cAOG, oOA4O AAoAICA .
noticed several schools of caaingwhale
out in the sea, and systematic chase
was started. The men who went for
the animals succeeded in chasing
about $50 Of them into the Midvaag
bay, and in the course of about half
an hour most of them were liked.
Next morning, just as the men were
dividing the rich booty, report came
that more caaingwhalee had been seen,
and the men rushed to their boats
and went to sea. The animals were
started in the right direction. Only a
few of the boats were able to keep up
with them. This time the animals
actually ran upon the beach. where
other men stood ready with big knives,
ready to finish them. Finally the
boats closed in upon them, and in ten
minutes about four hundred Gazing
whales were butchered. This catch
meant great deal to the Farce peo-
pie, who find it hard to make a living
nowadays. The average weight of the
animals was about one ton, and both
the flesh and the blubber are used for
human food.