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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-18
SoCiete St. Jean=Baptiste

pendant 12 semaines
Ellie fount
famle
frais soclete
cnoque entire Iage de Is ct ct
ioussan bonne sante daven membre.
LIE prx denre mensuelle TAG
$500 de 81 1000 dams rU
4 F. aquelle la societ6 est af1Hee
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-18
Retour au Village
Natal

CONNIE eiles sonnent musicales
Dams Fair du solr
Les cloches des PLANES ratales
Qu'on Went revoir!
L'absent que de tongues ann6es
Ont fait vielllir,
Sent s'6veiller dams ses pens6es
LIE souvenir
''''''.' .''. ''''
Champs refeuris on ma jeunesse
L'impide s'ecoula,
Oh j'errais souvent plein d'lvresse,
Enfn done, vOus VOLTA!
Toujours enrichis ct fertiles,
Une mer d'6pls b]onds
Ondule aux hale;nes subtiles
Du z6phyrs des moissons.
Je cherche ]e sentier dams lherbe
Ou je marchal souvent
Avec mon amante superbe,
Dams le ciel maintenent.
Lors IL passait sous mes fenetres
Aux dimamches d'6t6
Je voyais en- HABITS champetres
La foule y d6fler 80.
H4las! les longs foins le recouvrent
Mes yeux de pleurs remplis
Sur son parcours ancien d6couvrent
Plusieurs anciens logis!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-18
Geo. =. Forth
Avocar : ct Notalre
BUREAU 8l3 NEw-YORK LIFE Bldg
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI
@1G.@. @@o&&eote

3. S. 3. M.
Bureau 3O3 Avenue CentraIe
Residence 626 Adams Street N. E.
GRADUEs DE L'UNIvERs1TE LAVAL. ELE-
We DEs HOPITAUx DE PARIS LONDREs
3PEC1AL1TEs: MALADIEs DIES FEMMEs EFT
CHIRURGIE
HEUREs DE CONSULTATION:
lOa 10 A. NJ 2a4 ct Z q 8 P. NJ.
TELEPHONES
Bureau Residenc 9
Y. w. East $50 n. W.East 9l7
+. 8. Spruce 109. T. s. Spruce 756
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-18

J'ai v1sit6 le cimetiAre
Ou sont plusleurs des miens
M attiraient au champ solitaire
D'invislbles liens.
C'6tait la fin dun jour paieible,
Quand la lumiere d'or
Baigne avec un charme indiciple
LIE funebre decor. ....
Sur la croix dun blanc mausol6e
Un rossignol chantalt
La gloire de la mutt constellee
Qui lentement venait.
J'errai parm1 to1tes ces tombes
Cherchant des vieuz noms chere
Don't les ames, blanches colombes
Ont quite l'uni.ers.
Et contemplate les feurs pensivee
Aux pleds des monuments
Je sentis des larmes furtives
Brhler mes yeux errants,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-18

Co maCln ID graDu m0s50,
Assis dams l'ancien banc,
J'6coutais, remplj d'allegresse,
L'orgue ct phymne enlvrant
Les vo!x graves du sanctuaire
Par l'encens nuag6,
R6pondaient q la note alti6re
Du ch@ur sur le jub6.
Ainsi Ton reve q l'assembl6e
Des saints au haut du ciel
Qui chante, de gloire nimb6e,
Son cantique 6ternel.
Puts au moment de la preface
LIE vieux pr6tre en- onna
Dune volx fervente ct vlvace
Lair du "Per omnia"
C'est le chaut le plus grandlose
De po6ice divin;
C'est lie trlomphe de ia cause
Pr6dit au genre human.
J'ai w, dams son vieux paysage,
La rivlere du Sud,
Ou je me jetais q la mage
Gamin rose ct joumu;
Cette riviere aux fots limpides
Oh glissant en- bateau
Je suivals des yeux les rides
Du slllage sur Peau....
Uu m'asseyant sur quelque roche
Je guettais lie poisson
Qui sc mouvait agile au proche,
Et mordait lhamecoon.
Coll6glen d'humeur t1anquille,
Par les Jours d'6t6 chauds
J'y venais 6tudier Virgile
Dams un creux des c0teaux.
LIE bruit constant des moisson-
Aux champs pleins de so]ell
Donnait anx 6glogues fameuses
Un charme sans parell.
Belle riviere, sur tes groves
Qu'ombragent ces doux bois,
Ellie ct moi faisions de beaux r6!es
Bien souvent autrefols,
Et revenions parmi les seigles
Au son de rAngelus,
Avec mile propos espiegles,
Et des occurs tout 6mus!
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
NAH WILL HAVE
POLL lakes PAID
gzGES r+lS FOLLOWERS &c GET
LIST or s-.zM4TES VIC AaE
7EL

5pseiaT III The HsEald:
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Fi1Tv M.-Cr
cuIar EerrsFs at mrEast aaza hesn
sent dl1r 1x administration daadauar.
Gees I'd ri1a members af tina Farrarzuu
campaign committees throughout rsta
State urEng IGtzvftg ID 1zliaIr af tina
Esfn1nisEr7r1nn tscikaE
These ciruiarz. winch ara sisrwsf
~ Chairman N 9 Ennerruun.. Declare
IL II imuurr1ur . EuuUil1r q cammltraa
tu lGak Iftsr uolI zarass. and "alfztas
ulr cBnnry sEiaiEuen tina uanez nj
-1uss VITO EitulIlsf hare rasir 1uiT szz
IS 1aiG This SLOWS ttta 1urunma Gf
-sra administration auruaa u sas GA Ft
-tiar rsIe gnII EIxaH OF Ill sEfair H1l.nw-
srs snaI 5e Uaif III 1ne s1r tina sum.
ng iiIdigiHry sIegr1unl Cauiss ar TINS
;iE-nsIiar 1ava 5ean returned u Nsts0s
rtIle e-um M Eaaar rwu counties 1f
41s 5EIra
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
1900 klFs sAFss

5verywAsre lfa IS being made @Grs
SAFE enrtuak 1hm war of Dr. Sings
New life PILLS IN Constellation. Ril-
business. EwSpeuSt1k Indigestion EiwN
a. troubles xtttnaE Diseases ami
Bowel Disorders rheg'ra EASY amE
sslrs. and psrseetty built ~ ne
health 2se at 5RCc<$E1krz.AM
rRUG CO.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
DR. JONES GOES
TO NEW FORK
NcLmG @s-SSsciAN ears AN A.
aciMrMEN- 70 sEzaEWGs
-csRrraE-

nr lames e rones VINO graduated
erom Vanderbilt University In May
with leave rnnrsdisy anr View Edriss
where IA has antained IN sppcinr-
nsnt 10 Bellevue EosuitaL oRs OF me
most aotad institutions af It's sfnd IN
ina world. Or nnss is ae SON oe M
and Mrs, e. Jones'. and il un1ng man
af nlcn PROMISE He expects 0 ns
away tor a number OF Months
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
Wilkes. Mr. Caldwell -----.5 4
Time I-I9s III Ezg8
Great 7zciHg.

- s 9sa-7f racing
! U LIS --l-'sA = any S'-A@E --AcA' Lof
s-i4 IS1saA slH14 = 40 9efIaf II
--liz7s @ul'la LIES = AshneaEr ne
'7sAlAllA4 AAllsr Aa1a4a ais aeaEefs
e 11lnH '.ASA = '-is E79s ana aiLhs
. ell'zh1 A-As-alslS- LII ~HAA M A=Llle-
y ssl-1 NAT lie e4laifse1LisaG a1 us
/ a'laaAAal'ss Ioc Il r4a@ organ ~
= AZ ne laA4r assasiiiiI-ln aG HAL
GIL hss sl a1alns yes was az lie
VaFy 1lgassF ciiiss-- 6Gr1 a0rses AMI
arh'7srs were an their metal. ne track
VAs alzATllLng last ana Tlers vas
silaE degrees aI uncertainty that adds
zAHE 1 sport q was the opening
alfeE Win liz iiLeE at dAsEinira tafarna-
1ln Il q the sanntFzaH az t-ia Far1nus
sa1E-Ifss ana 91zra vas a e1anes TOR
- "a VIZ
= GznSxss Cf71c'aa-
M AaHnsdS, Nt1a was 1raughr asrs
-e'lLn ll'tiiAE1a % acE a. etIe Qraalaillg
Ialisss ana ca g1Fa ne zHE away az
HIS earsal1llS ma'tH zu0d VIII ne
1rlsF1 On MS EnIrza1 aaE-nrzaa1ea. n
San~s E1a Ennaa. szlAEad zrsaE Va-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22

a mlL7 sIlzzasr zasiMIs

A MlL- Rll-Z4S- 7.xdEaMks
nrsngE Hangar. suffering -sffzW dzEAif
--sn ztnulsansi6w VIM talk4 ggiffz euIRitH
amt Iagrippe-saat hzr-1r az Winrr
amt Spring TE dangar signals ara
'st1i1fszI up anzrz1iiR l1war uarx NJ
uasss surs.. cifiIIs amt nzEar. pain n
hack Ut aaalE anET y tttr1ar -1uring
cgulgn #nan Ersu ar-=HGsg. Al Yul
valirHs Yaar Ina amt fHiar zatrsrg
On KING yHw ElscaEaEyg 'EnH fsf
TIA a'IENtt nar writes q b. 9aruh
Rine valless Miss aften being lG4-..
an nsfg'aa. wssalkS with Grin F1r
sur@ lungs Samar-aasass GrnlgitE
Guitts wnuaping eaugil Bronchial
asthma rs suprsnss 50cs Ns90 lSEm~
by BRQQKSlArffsssAl nH-rs
co
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
c4ANcELEca..

We ara autaarfzasf "a annuunrs
IS Alter = EEAREEN ar Shelby
vile. q candtdana har ra-alegtaGn a.
chaneaEIur Cf ne FIN Chancsrv n
risiun.. CONFUSED af tna eaznr.ea or
MaurY. Marshall. El1rasraarut Eesfrhrsf
M1Hrs. Lincoln Giles. Lawrznca. Law
Is and Wayne SsahlscS tn ina aGxsnm
nc sGis DemGrrak1e party
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
SPLENDID YIELD Or
IRISH POTATOES
1ECEuCE9 rEa BUSHELS =E-M
rlaHEE scem-a CT SHE 10
aGa--EzN wCnTi-a

Gnl. T. " MaronasT the gruErasEfva
Hr-nas- 1r Eart1a Mtll., has a uar1esz
Ut n.1sf1 ngrutuss rf1at has made y new
s'HGsTrf 'or uI1snGmssIai vieEd The va
l1etv 10 known rs rtiss uuicE Eauctnp
EIgnren uunrfIs EEo Cal Msrunag re-.
ssivaf nrUm Hi1rpae. tina wizard nc cs1s.
plant WORTH. tiIrea 1anusfH 1G riTase D1,-
rutuazI Ftum t1ria HnaIl start ds has
just diIislIsst DIGGING IIS 5uslisla a
saInuIE 1f the Dutarues 1ru1z:dr Al 'rlIs
7isrnld gff-s IN UiIsstfsIv slInwa them
N M large, smuaEs1 md dnsgv sl1ausa
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anne LlBaY HiSaE
FIST uMR WIRE

GCnurinus.f rnm FIRST Page
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
Eur Circuit Judge
W. BRUCE TURNER
Eur Attorney General
HORACE ETS-E--sssSl--. d.
pa County Judge
+ TRIM MCKNIGHT
FOR County Clerk
HARDIN w. THOMAS
Fer Cireuif CLERK
SAM A HAYES
Fer Register
SAN r. TAYLOR
Far Sheriff
CLAC1 GQEWES
FOR rrlsrse
" SPENCE McFALE
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22

Ifom - naehine. He entered u
'hotst iass a. eaicklS As be eoald xs
away nom the croad
7 sheriff eecore II o'elock the Cover
nor repaired % the gToEe 0ppazits
THE TAR grounds where hs deliveries
his address Quite a Number u vehi
eies we're IN the ire q march. L 4
should Be called such. inciadlRg I
Nagon drawn BY tour mules. and 0oat
ng a transparency on which was In
serioed Blessed are they that SUI
I Ter tor straight Demecracy's sake FOR
they shah conquer. Other inscrlp-
tions took onicial eognizancs Of The
columbia Herald. J. L FinRey AMI eth
sr persons and things unpalaable 70
the Patterson PARTY
Promptly at II o'clock ". o. With
erspoon introduced the Governor in a
brief speech. This honor had Teen
extended eo Judge W s. Gordon. but
as he was late 70 arrive he vas sup
planted BY Mr. wtthsrspoon.
Governor Patterson spoke tor E.ors
than two hours. his speech being idsn-
tically the sans that be had deliver
Ell over the state. with the exception
that it was characterized BY unusual
mildness, Rut enc time during the
long harangae was there anything
that migas be called deafening ap-
planss. ami tho Governor must thank
the appropriately OF The Columbia
Herald IL certain. quarters tor that
When be made his customary sweep
ing denial Of the coercion charge. he
amended te By saying that would not
even cosree so little AMI conte,nptt-
Die thing as The Columbia Hsrsld.
The crowd sat silent the larger part Of
the time. but occasionally let out
very weak yell not enough 60 very
seriously interrupt the speaker
N his opening remarks the Cover
aor dIrftsd on into his remarkable
10 the STATE taxing crsdit for
he general educational bin passed az
the hast session BIZ a ''notorionsly IN
friendly legislaears. the agricultural
college ae Jackson. and me normal
although making No sxalana- {
ion as % why Columbia didnt get
ne Middle Tennessee Normal
From this he hranehsd or ina
discussion qf the assassination az SEN
leor Carnaess but falling eo dsesnd
his pardon al the Coonsrs Further
IAN 10 say thaE as was ~ innocent
IL the murder uf the distinguished
as "a child n it's mother
somn. Ee declared chat he would
I'VE all ehat he ever hoped % p0ssess
All the tragedy not occurred ~Sot
uilty, was Sha tenor af MS 1eularks,
MI na spoke OF SsnaEar Carmacs On.
{ IN muiatary terms
Following This me Governor vent
tier the prohibition laws. deVctsng
urge part af his tame 10 tina discus
ion 0e eais question. Incidentally !
= used some Of his spleen On ehs wo> j
rsn. advising them 10 stay az honre 4
nd rear babies anu 10 kssp anr OF !
1littcs. Ia referred sQuchingsy % 7
IL little arars' and 9raers who bare j
aved red tags in his eses. making
IN realize aow a bull must tssE IN Z
sr similar circumstances )
AT taa close Of tine address et1e IL 4
! daughter OF G.. q Msrgan qrssenc :
. eae Governor with 4 handsome ~ 4
ter Of white towers IN a prer+y ).
czech. Mr. Morgan. Standing be- il
nd the speaker had held e1e dowers ?
riag shs address, D,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
REV IT. PORTER
AWAY TWQ MCNTES

Hsw y L F1rraS naatur of tina eruns-
1srtlEn.t ransFnacie, will lsave this
waalk hhr a tsEu months series af. nsgt.
wis n ttts nfiuinins countless 1ar1ng
t1H Hi1asnna ttta 1uipit will 1s supplies
by Rav IT.. Tear Efnum
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
PATTERSON HEARD
BY AN AUDIENCE OF
FIFTEEN HUNDRED
CROWD Asour HALF as LARGE
as Han SEEN EN.
PEcTEp.
ne HaKES THE USUAL sPftCH
onlg New PUNT i Thrust AZ The es=r>
aid. Which Governors Followers
chserea e EehS-cans From Nash
vile Ia Aatomoelte.

Before crowd estimated At iron
1.o00 to t.SOO Governor NJ R. Pattsr
son spoke Tor two hours WEDNESDAY
IN the interest Of his candidacy. max
tng TIE same old stock arguments thai
he has rstalled over the State since
Ne took the stump in the interest Of
his Judiciary tiekee
While there are maay estimates as
a. the size ot the crowd. it is pretty
safe to say that the actual nam0er Of
parsons present was noe IN excess Of
1.200 Among the estimates made
were those bf Col Mike Connolly,
Staes factory Inspector and an ap>
Potates Il eha Governor, Mr., CunnoL
n, who is newspaper man pretty
widely known over the state. aud who
a. here representing the Memphis
Commercial Appeal a Patterson or
gan. estimated the erowG at from
leo d 9SQ0 odd soldiers are pree>
" goed judges q q crowd he said
4 have asked several u them ID sss
innate the crowd and they have said
rem ewetve ta fifteen hundred Mr
C0anely il aew sourgng tRle Seaea with
the Govepaer, ana has bad much sx~
Psrsaee N sgZing ~ Dig asssmolages.
Another sf,mate was thar Of DR.
TSlnm0ns. shs well kaown county Fat
tarsan teaaer Eigatean humid ed
was ais aese statement. but whan it
was ioet,larfy suggested saae Tiers
were three saoasaaG present he talss
al bis guess 70 ZOO.
Included In ens earang we're au1n>
Der ae white women. several eolorsd
women. eour Waite babies IN persm>
Aalaears, twelve aegro girls under sfS
teen years oe age possibly one bum
alse,1 aaesadlninistnsfionis and
ana0t ene hundred NEGRO men
agrees Gee cald Shoulder,
rse negroes were given the Geld
shoagFer BY tue Patterson people. Not
= eelored voter was permitted 70 eeeu>
NJ seat. On me plataora OF on with I
the exception af ewenfy eight who sac L
III On an old wagon possibly ffty yards
from the speakers sFand
They were permitted 10 divide gne
watermelon between chem wffis the
Governor v0iee pumped straight
Gcsarr ak them as a sou. eor heir
notes FL
Governor Arrives II
Gaeernor Patterson. accompanied
sT his aosfz guard. M caroeEr. two
newspaper men and ehnfffea> ar
rived here from Nashville shortly AZ
pse to a'ciocss Sis machine was Wild Is
y enesred ax his partisans Us it aasS> Ia
II through TOWN., aud when it pulled i
b. IN sroRt af ehe sethelt EsOrss two
n three hundred persons waived heir
laes and arms and ansC1esf their !
hroats Of q voilex VI cheers me
governor appeared nervous, amt was /.
little slow In getting his artn afro .
ction. DUO Soon got 10 WORKING and !
hook hands with a number Of old !
ran VINO had dressed Onward eo vel, :
aine him. EEts Voice was HUSKY ami
aa sentiments oe appreciation eiaaE n
4 expressed were lliatiinfe cen eees 1
-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-08-12
DlGGERs UNCOVER NUGGETS
Placer Ground Found by Iaborere In
the Black Hills.

the Black Hills.
In excavating for the foundation of
bHlkhead on Deadwood creek work.
men for Peter Trucano uncovered
what may prove to be valuable placer
ground. In few hours time several
good sized gold nuggets were found
and panning Of the dirt showed colors
and Indicates that 1t is similar to the
old pay dirt of early days.
The finding Of nuggets caused some
excitement and the spot has been
lined with people since, who are
watching the progress of the excava-
ton. The gold nuggets were found
on bedrock at depth Of about four
feet below the creek level. .--,..,-
Trucano is taking steps to have all
the ground ne owns Oh the creek
sluiced for its gold value Expert
placer miners declare that in all prob.
ability the ground where the nuggets
we're found was overlooked in the
early days.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-08-12
Happenings Of a Week Through
out the State.
MANY ACRES ARE WITHDRAWN
Land Office at Lennon Notified Of the
Withdrawal From Entry Of
* Big Tract Of Land.

The interior department has notified
the United States land Office at Lem.
mon Of the withdrawal from entry of
practically all the land remaining un.
filed upon in the Lennon land dis.
trict, on the ground that the land is
underlaid with coal. v.s.
1t is presumed the homesteaders
who have already fled will be permit
ted to prove up on their claims with
out molestation, and the land office Of
flcials are going ahead upon that pre-
sumption and accepting final proofs
when rendered. Is
The order came as a great surprise
to the people of Lennon. The order
applies to about 100000 acres of
land, portion Of it being in the vi
entity of the new town OF Faith.
The Lennon Commercial club
called a meeting to protest against
such action and sent out letter
to other commercial clubs over the
state asking them to send representa-.
tives to take part in the meeting. The
club contends that such action pre-:
vents homesteaders from committing
their entries until after the land is
passed upon as to whether it Is coal
or agricultural lands and this will hold
up proofs for long time.
Many settlers have failed to raise
crops this year on account of dry
weather, and they are basing their
living expenses for next year on loans
they expected to secure on their lands
after committing. They have been liv-
ing on credit for the summer, and this
will place them in position where
they cannot meet their obligations.
Governor Wesley has been notified
Of meeting Of fourteen commercial
clubs at Lennon at which delegates
were appointed from this state and
North Dakota to go to Washington to
secure, If possible, modification OF
the order withdrawing 200 townships
In the Lennon district from entry
They also have requested Governor
Vessey, to accompany them. The
lands were recently withdrawn on the
ground that they were coal laads.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-08-12
TELE'.P y NE WIRES ARE Be
ING PLAC ED UNDER GROUND,

Altho Watertowny has not vet
experienced the pleasure and con.
venience of using the automatic
telephone system like our sister
city Aberdeen. the Dakota Central
Telephone Company evidently in.
tends to make extensive improve
ents IN Watertown this and next
year. Local manager ]. o. john
son informs a reporter for the
Saturday News that his company
will, in all probability. erect a
large addition to their present
building in this city next spring
It is the intention 81 the company
to have an Office facing First ave-
nue. south as they own fifteen feet
west Of the new Ohtness block on
that avenue. They will also build
on their other lot north Of the
present telephone Office #
The company now has arge
crew Of men at work laying con.
duits along First avenue southeast
thru which telephone wires will
10 run to supply the main root Of
the entire east side system.
The wires will be laid in tubes
underground. The tubes are con,
structed Of kind Of fiber and
are laid at depth Of three and
a half to four feet in concrete.
At the end of each block is a man
hole by which the cables can be.
drawn thru the tubes. Three
tubes are laid closely together in
the concrete, but toward the end
OF the line the number will be
lessened to two and then to one.
The company has already done
away with the poles within the
fire limits Of the city and in some
places has gone beyond the fire
limit with underground wires.
A conduit similar to the one on
First street southeast will be con-
structed thru the alleys which are
to be paved this summer in the
business district. This is to pro.
vide for the future when it might
be necessary to go thru the pave
ment to lay the pipes.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-08-12
sNvENTs A WIND TURBINE
Editor Expects to RevoIutionlze Mo
tive Power.

W. A. Williams, a newspaper man Of
Hutchinson county, has obtained pat
ent for a wind turbine or motor. The
mechanism is wide departure from
the old style of windmills, in that it
has one or any multiple Of power
wheels and can be constructed with
from ten to 500 horsepower or more.
The power wheels are placed within
q building, safe from storms, and as
wind concer traitors or sails are used,
extending out from the corners Of the
building ar high into the air, great
power can be brought to bear upon
the power wheels from light wind.
BY manipulating the sails they can be
made to catch the wind from any d.
reetfol.
Williams expects tc:@Teyolutionize
motive power by his invention. He
says wind power is not, Of course,
confined to any locality and is some.
thing the big corporations cannot cor.
ner. "a
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-08-12
RAT1LERS INVADE HIS HOME
South Dakota Man Thought Burglars
Were in the House.

South Dakota Man Thought Burglars
Were in the House.
Aroused from sleep after midnight,
s. D. Perrigo of Dallas concluded
there were burglars in the house.
With his elbow he nudged his wife
and, awakening, she listened. She
felt certain thieves were carrying
away everything in the kitchen.
There was clatter of tinware IN
the kitchen. Pans were falling and
the sounds indicated that tin dishes
were being taken from one place and
hurled into another.
Climbing out of, bed and with re-
volver in hand Perrigo started on a
man hunt Taking lighted lamp
along he opened the kitchen door and,
as all was still, he listened. Then
there was buzzing sound and he
took to his heels, retreating to the
dining room. Reaching what he sup
posed was a place OF safety and look
ing around Perrigo's blood ran cold
ut the sight that presented itself.
From the kitchen, and evidently at
tracted by the light, came procession
OF rattlesnakes-six of them--one
monstrous big one and five smaller
Jumping from the chair and h,1rryine
into the bedroom and closing the door
behind him Perrigo dressed, climbed
through a window, secured a club and
re-entered the dining room to battle
VITA the snakes. The lighted lamI
on the table enabled him to locate the
snakes and he finally killed all O.
them without being bitten. The larg
est snake had ten rattles and each o.
the smaller ones five.