davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-14

ma zachodnim foncie, jakotei O.
powiedziano W calosci plan dyslo-
kacyi rosyjskich wojsk w zachod-
mich wojennych okregach. Ola le-
pszego wykonania szpiegowskiej
roboty podzielono ca}y Prywislan-
ski kraj i zachodnia Rosye ma ME
wielkie okregi, W kt6rych' przewo-
dnictwo maja specyalni inspekto-
rzy. Inicyatywa takiej organiza-
cyl pochodzi cd austryackich
w}adz, ale centralny komitet P. P.
S. i "sztab pieciu" rozszeryly
znaczenie jej, bo postawi}y spra-
we w ten spos6b, re okregOwi in
struktorzy byhby W razie wojny
take naczelnikami band pow
stanczych.
W Krakowie otworzono szkofe
dla tych instrrlztor6w, dyrekto-
rem jej Jest Zyg1nunt Herring, wy
bitny rewolucyonista. Ucniowie
tel szko{y przechodza diva kursy,
pierwszy czysto teoretyczny, drl-
gi przewaznie praktyczny. Pro.
gram Igo kursu Jest uastepujacy:
y Nanka prawide1 bojowei orga-
nizacyi i jej instrrkcya. p Roz-
bieranie, czyszczenie i sposoby
strzelania browningiem karabi-
mem Mauzera. 81 Uzywanie przy
szpiegowskiej robocie geograficz-
nyeh kart, kompas6w itp. a Ia
k}adanie min i spos6b wysadza-
MIA ich W powietrze. 81 Budowa
j rozbieranie barykad. 3
Program drugiego krlrsu jest
taxi: J. strzelanie z browninga,
mauzera kartaczownicy, p Pra-
ktyczna budowa okopow barry
kad. g Kierowanie lokomotywa,
psucie kolejowego toru i telegra-
f6w, zak1adanie min i wywo}ywa-
ME ich eksplozyi. 4) Robienie
plan6w miejscowosci i budynk6w.
5) oznawanie syguaI6w wojsk ro-
syiskich, austryackich niemiec-
kich, oraz sygna}6w bojowej or
ganizacyi polskiei partyi socyali-
stycznej. 6) Fabrykacya wybu-,
chowych materyai6w. y Na1lks
konspiracyinego dzia}ania j tajnei
korespondencyi. Oba kursa trivia
ia diva miesiace, ale moga trwae
j d}uaej, lub kr6cej. Do krakow
skiej szkoly wysy}a sic tylko IDOL
niejszyeh, ktorzy potem zak}ada-
ia takie k1,rsa W swoich okregach.
Ia szko}a pod opieka austryac-
kich w}adz istnieje juz diva lata.
Miedzy jei nauczycielami jest je-
den officer z krakowskiej zalogi.
Szko}a znakomicie jest zaopatrzo-
na we wszystkie potrzebne pred
mioty, w biblioteke, stoly do ryso-
wanna map, kartograrny roma
broh. Cwiczenia W strzelaniu bu-
dowa barykad odbywaja sic o 80
Worst cd Krakowa, niedaleko rui-
nv zamku ksiazat (G) Lanckoroh-
skich. Ola praktycznego naucze-
MIA sic kierowania lokomotywa
uczniowie tel szhoiy jeadza po je-
dnym ma lokomotywach, kieroma-
nych przez maszynist6w, kt6rzy
So czlOnkami partyi socyahstycz-
mel.
Druga szko}a ''Zwiazku" Gym
mel walki jest we Lwowie. To
szkola innegO typu, agitacyjna,
choe W niej uwzglednia sie woien-
ne przedrnioty. Lwowska szkosa
przemacsona jest oczywiscie ME
tylko dla Polak6w, ale dla ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-14

.przeczajacem wszelkim zarzu-
tom. Mirnoto jednak popadl on
podczas wczorajszego przesiuchu
w kilka sprzecznosci re samym
soba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-14
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., IA czerwca.
- w Senacie wygiosil wczoraJ
Dolliver move, w ktorej tioma-
cyl stanowisko insurgentow re-
publikaiskich, a glownie odpo-
wiadai ma zarzuty Tafta, poczy-
nione jego partyi.
Dolliver wyrazii zal, ze musi
obecnie bronic sic przed zarzuta-
mi cziowieka, ktorego byf najgo-
retszym zwolennikierl. Ia wyra-
zenie opinii w sprawie uchwalic
sic majacej kwoty $950,000 dla
prezydenta ma badanie taryfy clo-
wei zostai skrytykowany, mimo
re wolnosc slowa jest zastrzezo-
ma lonstytucya, ME ma nigdzie
przepisu, kt6ryby unusual poslow
lub Senatorow do tego samego,
co ma prezydent pogladu.
w Iztie poslow m6wiono vic
lie, ale poza mowieniem niczego
pozytywnego ME uchwalono, ami
ME zrobiono.
Washington, D. c., IA czerwca.
= Me mniej, ME wiecej tylko
$1,500,000 odszkodowai,ia zada
Lewis Publishing Co." re St.
Louis cd rzadu, a to powodu
dlugotrwalego rzekomego sciaga-
MIA wyzszych oplat pocztowych,
cd przesylanych przez wydawni-
ctwo pism.
Kompania powyzsza wydaJe
diva pisma Cd przesylania kto-
rych pobieral Rad rzekomo bez-
prawnie nalezytosc, wediug dru-
giej klasy taryfowej konfiskowal
krocie egzemplarzy i urzedni-
k6w scigal procesami, ktorych je-
dnakowcz nigdy ME doprowa-
dzii do konca.
Adwokatem firmy jest Edwin
C. Madden, byiy. trzeci pomocnik
generalnego poczmistrza. Mad
den porownuje Lewisa, w pismie
wystosowanem do kongresu z
Dreyfusem.
New York, N. Y, IA czerwca.
- Awiata Charles X. Hamilton
zdobyi wczoraj nagrode nowojor-
skiego Times" w kwocie $4,000
przebywszy ma samolocie prze-
strzeh Nowego Yorku do Fila
delfii.
Przybywszy do Filadelfii wre-
cyl tam listy Cd gubernatora
Hugehesa majora Gaynor obu
Nowego Yorlm do gubernatora
Pennsylvania Stuarta maJora
miasta Filadelfii Reyburna, pre-
leciawszy w powietrzu prawie Sc
mil.
Z powrotem mial wypadek, bo
powodu ziego funkcyonowania
motoru musiai ladowac, a przy
ladowaniu pekia sruba obrotowa.
Po prowizorycznem naprawieniu
sruby wzbii sic Hamilton 60
dzinie $40 wieczorem znowu W
powietrze i w krotkim czasie do
lecial Governors Island.
Przecietna szybkosc lotu wy
nosila IS mil ma godzine, BIO Gala
przestrzeh Nowego Yorku DO
Filadelfii przebyf Hamilton W I
godzinie SO minutach.
Hamilton pobii Curtisa, kory
W biezacym miesiacu zdobys
swym Totem z Nowego Yorku do
Albany rekord szybkosci.
Hamilton jest pierwszym napo-
wietrznym listonoszem.
Podroz Nowego orku do FL
ladelfii trwaia nieco dluzej bo 1
godzine i So minut, czyli przecie-
tnie 46 mil ma godzine.
Przedewszystkiem podnosza II
Hamiltona zrecznosc W kierowa-
niu motorem szybkosc lotu ro-
wnolegle z pedzacym ekspseso-
wyn; pociagiem.
:" St. Louis, Mo-, IA czerwca. =
Woznica Alojzy w. Rayne doko-,
nab zamachu ma swcgo lckarza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-14

Gym giosem ratunku. w introli-
eatorni powstal poploch, dla VIE
lu jednak dziewczat spozniony,
bo zosta,y porwane spadajacym
zbiornikier1.
+ Bylo i wiele dowod6w bohater.
stwa poswiecenia sic. Jedno
dziewcze, ktore uchwycilo rzuco-
ma line rattinkowa drabinka, ME
ratowaio sic samo, lecz ostatkiem
sa dopomagaio 10 swoim towa-
rzyszkom do uratowania sic. O.
statnie schodziio to dziewczc na
dol, ale tax juz wyczerpane re sill,
ze ma kilka stop ponad ziemia
zemdlalo i spadlo calym cieza-
rem ma bruk. Jest nadzieja, re 20
stanie przywrocone do zdrowia
chociaz niewiadomo, czy ustl6j
nerwowy ME ucierpi ma tenn.
. Redakcya Gala ocala}a, bo znaJ-
,dowala sic W bqcznem skrzydle
domu, ME ma ptostopadlej linii,
ktora lecial w doi zbiornik.
Pozar wybuchl w stereotypi,.
Groze polozenia Podnioa fakt, re
rury gazowe popekaiy, gaz "a
czal sic jasnym 81 wynn piomieniem
palic w okolo.
Budynek byi wartosci $150,0oo,
zas urzadzenie ssoo,Ooo. Maszyny
rotacyjne i czsst innych ma1o u
szkodzone.
Herald" to jakieS nieszczesli-
we pismo, DO W ciqgu SO lat swe-
go istnienia poraz 6ty pada ofiara
polaru. @
Londyn, IA czerwca. = Echem
mowy RoosevelA, wygloszonej
przy wreczeniu hnu dyplomu no.
,norowego oby%atela miasta, W
'ktorej obrazii hczucia goszczs-
.cych go Anglikow krytyka urz2-
.dzeh rzadow v Egipcie byla
! wczorajsza inteFpelacya w Izbie
pos1ow.
Poslowie konserwatywni zaza-
dali wyjasnieh cd ministra i po-
dania srodkow zaradczych, odno-
snie do mieszania sic Roosevelta
w nieswoje sprawy. Interpelacye
konserwatystow poparli i liberali
przez wyrazenie zupelnego zau-
fania generalnemu konsulowi w
Bgipcie Eldenowi Goostowi. Od-
pis tel uchwaly wysiano pod adre
sem Roosevelta do Stanow lie
dnoczonych.
NZnalazl Roosevelt i obroicow,
a to w osobach przywodcy opozy-
cyl w obecnej Izbie lorda Belfou-
ra, oraz w osobie sekretarza spraw
zewnetrznych Edwarda Greya, =
Pierwszy oswiadczyi, re ME moze
sic dopatrzec w movie Roosevelt
ia niczego, coby uczucia Angli-
kow moglo obrazic, drugi za3
stwierdzil, re NOVA zostala od-
dana mu do przeczytania przed
jej wygsoszeniem re ME znalazl
W niej mic takiego, coby obrazalo
Wielka Brytanie. Owszem twier-
dill Grey sofistyczqie, re wywo-
dy Roosevelta So poniekad kom-
plimentem dla Anglii, ktora szczy
ci sic lagodnym systemem, obec-
nych rzadow W prowincyach
swoich, wzglednie w krajach, W
ktorych wykonuje wiadze zwierz-
chnicza, ozytez opiekuncza.
Sytuacya W Egipcie, zdaniem
Greya ME jest tax niepokojace,
ale gdyby ruch przeciw Anglikom
przybrai rozmiary wieksze, na-
tenczas Rad znajdzie ma to srod-
XII, by autorytet swej wladzy u
trzymac.
'Cookhaven, Irlandya, IA czerw-
ca. - Z pomoca telegraph bez dru
tu nadeszia I'll depesza z pokiadu
parowca Augusta Victoria, ma
.pokladzie ktorego piynie z powro
tenn do ojczyzny Teodor Roose-
welt.
Roosevelt uczestniczyl katolic-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-14

sAot'~' "NeFNJSS Ao AtN
Zjednoczonych, ktorzy zyja
wyiacznie naciagania nieswia-
domych i nieobeznanych ze sto-
sunkami ernigrantow. Napopina{
ably wychodzcy speiniali W Anne
ryce obowiazki obywatelskie i
przestrzegali praw, zastrzezonych
kobietom.
Po skoficzonej movie rzucili sic
wychodzcy ku Rooseveltowi,
chcac go caiowac po rekach z
wdziecznosci "a udzielenie zba-
wiennycl1 rad.
Podobnie postapii Roosevelt z
wychodzcami niemieckimi, ply
nacyni tym samym okretem w
osobnym oddziale, gdzie odpra-
wiono protestancka msze.
Kolonia, IA czerwca. - Z ME
dzieli ma poniedziaiek przewalila
sic mad dolina Aru burza z urwa-
MEM chmury. Nieobliczalne
wprost straty = $50 ludzi prze-
szlo zginelo.
Urwanie chmury by}o tax sill
ne, re spowodowato nagly wylew
Aru. Zywio1 niewstrzymana i
niczem niedajaca sic poskromic
siia porywal wszystko re soba.
Mad brzegami Aru znajdowaly
sic baraki wioskich j kroackich
robotnikow. Wezbrana rzeka OBJ
jeia z niebywaia szybkoscia oba
baraki porywajqc ich m;eszkah-
COW. Ma $50 robotnikow, wyrato-
wano dotychczas 81 trup6w. =
Szkod obliczyc ma razie ME mo-
zna.
w jednej przyleglych wsi IL
derzyl piorun W dom i obroci} w
kupe gruzow popio}u 10 obejSc
gospodarskich a osoby ciezko
porazil.
Wylew byi lokalny, trwal krot-
ko, zrzadzif' .szkody jakich dotad
naistarsi ME pamietaia. ale po
kilku godzinach z ustaniem, tylko
ulewy ustapi}.
Bardzo wielu rolnikow straci-
10 caly swoj dobytek, Zostala i'm
tylko gola i pozbawiona wszel-
kich zasiewow ziemia.
Como, Wiochy, IA czerwca. =
Odnosnie do morderstwa doko-
nanego ma Amerykance PAM
Charlton, korej zwioki znaleziono
w kufrze, wyiowionym jeziora
wychodza nowe okolicznosci ma
jaw. Wedlug wszelkiego Prawdo-
podobienstwa ofiara mordercow
padi takie malzonek pani Charl-
ton, o kt6rym Cd pamietnej nocy
wszelki sluch zagina1.
Policya sledzac pilnie sprawe
morderstwa zarzadzila wczoraJ
szczeg6lowe i dok}adne przeszu-
kiwanie dna jeziora przez ryba-
kow.
Pc niedlugiem stosunkowo szu-
kaniu wylowiono Geese marynar-
XII, ktora sasiedzi Charltona roz-
poznali po kolorze, jako nalezaca
do niego.
Naiwidoczniej ma dnie jeziora
spoczywa jeszcze drugi trup ME
szczesliwego Charltona. Twier-
dzenie to popieraja dalsze oko-
aicznosci.
Opodal jeziora buduja artezyJ-
ska studnie, ktora juz w czesci
lest wykohczona. z wymurowane
go dotychczas cokofu brakuje
dw6ch wielkich kamieni. Jeden z
kamieni znaleziono W kufrze z
trupem Charltonowej - mial on
siuaye do obciazenia kufra, ably
. ME wypiynai ma powierzchnie.-
Drugiego kamienia brak = mozli
we wiec jest, re przytrzymuje on
do dna jeziora trupa Charltora'
Nadto podwojnem morderstwle m ord s
swiadcza slady krwi W 1ozku pan
stwa Charlton6w. Natprawdopo-
dobniej napadnieto ich poodlczas
snu zamordowa1o. t.y .s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-14
Is os6b znalazIo smiere plomieniach. = Bo-
chaterstwo dziewczecia. = Feralna redakcya.
Echo mowy Roosevelta.
Izba pOSf6w W LOndynie przeciw Rooseveltowi.
Roosevelt wsr6d polskich emigrant6w.
Niebywala burza. = $50 os6b zginelo.
MORDERSTWO w COMA.

mlona Odzkodowania Cd
rzadu sekatury pocztowe. Amerykahski Dray-
Pierws1y napowetrzny Zanach pacyenta
-
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
NOTES OF THE LEAGUE.

Peoples Mutuars lead has been cut 10
one game Right on your heels. boys; got
TO keep going.
Woodward & Lothrop are coming with
rush. and are night behind the leaders
now. This Is a good quint
Marshall is still hitting them nicely.
His 1868 average looks good.
Chiswell is now in the select class. Just
beginning 10 hit them in his old form
Keep 1t up. Ben.
Riston is there with the goods. Have
TO look out for this fellow; he is at the
pins all the time.
Goldenberg tied high game last week
Some good bowlers on this team.
Robey is hitting them nicely. His -
set last week looks pretty good
The Hahn's team is bowling consistent.
~. and win be a hard team TO beat from
now on.
vOgelsberger is rolling we'll Keep it
up. Gus.
Parker Bridget is having a little hard
luck. Every game they lose is by a few
pins.
steifeTs last set indicates he is back In
form.
The Washington Tobacco boys are 60
ing nicely and making a bid for the nag.
Moses is certainly rolling IN tiptop
form.
Boys, set yourself in trim for the next
series II is going to be a hot one.
The officers and members of the league
extend a Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year to all.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
All the Uptodae Bowling News and Gossip with Official Averages
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE
STANDING OF LUBS-AVERAGES

After twelve weeks OF bowling. the
Commercial Duckpin League will take a
Iay-on until January ?. owing to the
Christmas holidays The Peoples MI
tual Insirsace Company is leading by
,<he RaSrow margin of one game, closely
eoSiowed s,y the quint from Woodward &
.otbron. rhe remainder Of the clubs are
yerr Else.
some classy rolling has been done dur
ing the past month Records Of the
league have been broken with great regu-
larity Teams thought 10 be weak do
not show it, for all are rolling good
games.
When the league resumes operations the
majority u ne clubs will come back
strengthened and a nice race can be
looked for It Is long way 10 the finish.
and no doubt many changes will take
place, ion a little squirt by any club will
put them Up with the leaders.
Riston's Sc. OF $50 is still high set, and
the AZ game of Nally's is also good. Mar
shall leads in strikes. while Nally leads
in spares.
The averages follow:
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
DIAMOND DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

Rubys and Pearls Are Fighting for
Premier HOnors.
The following averages, just compiled.
show the Rubys and Pearls ighting for
first place, with but a slight margin sep
arating the two teams.
TEAM PERCENTAGE
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
DIAMOND LEAGUE NOTES.


The boys will have a chance 10 rest up
during the next two weeks. as no more
games are scheduled until January 8.
1911
Capt. Heitmuller. OF the Canoes. has
added much strength 20 his team, in
signing up a southpag by the name OF
Sparrow.
The officers wish all members OF the
league merry Christmas and happy
New Year. and hope that everybody viii
have an even more successful year next
year, than they have had in the past.
Weyriek did not roll up 10 his stand
ard in his last set against the Topaz.
We know how you feel when YOU keep
getting split after split but keep plug
ging Jack" they are bound 10 come
your way before long
Glasser. OF the Agates. is also a mem
Der OF the Nationals, OF the National
Capital Duckpin League. His set Of los
1858. for a total of 81 had much 10 do
with his team winning three games from
the Topaz quint. This Is his first year in
the leagues. and he gives promise OF de-
Veloping into one OF Washington's stars.
The Topaz Scam seems to be in a
slump. having won but three games out
of the last nine played. which is some
thing unusual for this team, but the
best Of Us are bound 10 have that slump
now and then. A little more life among
the boys would help a whole lot. Don't
get discouraged"
The contest scheduled between the
Pearls and Rubys was rolled last Tues
day night, resulting in victory for the
former team. by taking two games out
Of three President Rogers had an on
night, but promises TO do better next
time out The Ruby team is also out for
revenge. and Capt. Borden and his team
mates say that things will be the oppo-
site when these two teams clash again,
which will be after the holidays. AS
the series now stands, the Pearls have
won four out OF six, and both teams are
having n hot raca fnr arsi nlana
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
Top ugh0-D Myers Cooper Bottom rowGanst Barber Hammer Collins

Louis tournament OF switching il TO the
Wisconsin city at the last moment Take
II from u.s. but there is not man IN
Washington who attended the 1905 con-
vention who would not be glad 10 see
them get the next one
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
WASHINGTON RAILWAY
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
TEAM STANDING.
HIGH ~ ON - I'm

They can't blame John Heydier, secre-
tary of the National League. il he holds
out for an increase of money. Any one
who had TO read off that To- pages of
stuff, as Heydler did, is worth an in
crease.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
Bargains in
High Grade Shoes

The uptown shoe store is now
open with splendid grade of shoes
for men, women, and children.
Special reductions prevail for the
holiday season.
My stock of Slippers, Juliets, and
House Shoes is complete, and just
the thing for Christmas presenta-
ton.
You'll find just what YOU want
here without going down town to
look for il.
The Mt. Pleasant Shoe Store
3ll6 l4th ST. N. W.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
HIfR AVERAGE
REORDs

High individual aFsTaec, Marshall. looA
Second high individual average. Riston l0
Third high individual average, Nany, l0i-1.
High club SIT W. r. Moses. i.Sa.
High club game. Godenburg and ". B. Moses, Sts.
High individual ST. Riston. 10
High individual game. Nsliy. ~.
Strikes. Mzzhsn. H.
Spares. Nslly. s..
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18

Coliseum future tournament companies
will be up against it. The demand viii
be for Norris chairs and sanitary
touches Maybe after some Of US pull up
with about 40 in the singles we won't
find those seats inviting? The farther
back the better.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
DOWN THE ALLEYS.


Quite a few Of the critics who have
taken a rap at the Philies are now
switching. and some of them even admit
that Fogel has landed some star pitchers
from the New York State League.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18

TEAM PERCENTAGE
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18

Milwaukee will send a big delegation
TO st. Louis in an effort TO land the 1912
convention OF the American Bowling
Congress When the Home of Beaze''
was the host in 1906 those who attended
were shown the time of their life. There
was some talk prior to the former St
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-01
new HOSPITAL AT
GRAFTON IS READY
BIG IMPROVEMENT WILL ASSIST
GREATLY IN CARING FOR
THE STATES FEEBLE
MINDED,

Grafton. N. D., Feb. IA nice adj
dition to the state buildings is the new
hospital at the feeble minded institu-
ton located here, which in a very few
days will be ready for occupancy. The
building, which is two-story structure
with basement is valued at $4,000.
Made Of q brick and concrete con-
structure, 1t is considered absolutely
fire proof. In the basement. to the
northwest is a diet kitchen, while the
morgue is situated at the northeast.
There are also three other rooms that
will probably be used as clothes room,
a dental office and a store room. At
the south end of the basement is
large drug room and laboratory. All
the basement is finished in the red
stained woodwork, white thing and
light green kalsomining.
On the first floor to the south end
is a large sunny ward in which are
placed six beds. To the east front will
be found the Office and the matron's
suite Of rooms. TO the west side are
two private rooms which will be used
for special cases. Two bath rooms
have been placed on this floor.
The second floor is similar to the
first, the woodwork also being stained
in the browns, with the white thing
and light green kalsomining. There
is also at the south end, a pleasant
ward of the same size, with the bath
room opening off at the west end. Two
more private rooms have an east front
while at the northeast, the operating
and sterilizing rooms are located. Two
rooms for nurses are also found on this
floor. The dumbwaiter is connected
with both floors, while the building has
marble stairs to minimize the noise
To the south end, on both stories. are
large porches, double screened and
fixed In every way for the comfort of
the patients. Large doors open out
from the wards, so in pleasant weather
the beds can be wheeled out onto the
porch.
Miss Emge, a graduate of ST. Luke's
hospital, St. Paul, has arrived and as
sumed charge as matron.
hoffman & Lewis of Grafton were
the contractors, George Loos of Graf
ton had the contract for plumbing and
heating.
The opening OF such Q necessary
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kind of farming the better Not un-
I'll we have our farms fenced off into
fields and have more COWS. sheep and
hogs, win we begin 20 raise good crops
OF grain. The growing Of clover and
alfalfa was talked at every meeting.
Every farmer should have a clover
attachment for his drill, and SOW
about 20 cents worth OF clover each
year on every acre he seeds. About
the third year he can SOW full
crop OF clover and be sure Of catch
that will make a god crop. When he
has taken crop or two Of clover off,
he can put II into wheat and get thirty
or forty bushels to the acre, and the
two years OF grass win almost entirely
rid the ground OF wild oats and this
ties. When we begin to farm in this
way. we will begin to grow rich. our
farms will double in value, every far
mer will be coming TO town In an au.
tomobile and take his wife for a trip
during the winter,
We are maintaining our agricul-
tural college at a great expense II
is we'll conducted and one of the best
institutions I'm the state They are
IttdhlHE every KIM VI Win
a view of ascertaining the best way to
farm. Few of us know much about
these experiments, for we are not
awaiting ourselves of the opportunity
that is ours We keep on farming
in the same old way and are not sue
ceeding as we should,
| was very much interested in the
state corn contest. They had a SPLEEN
did showing. Richland county got
first place in the county exhibits and
Cavalier county second In the indi-
vidual exhibits, Cavalier county Sc
cured the first, nth, eighth fourteenth
and fifteenth places The exhibit of
Oliver Williams OF Dresden, secured
first place. The men who were there
from corn states, say IL has been
demonstrated that we can grow corn
successfully.
Before closing / want TO say that I
have a farm in Loan township that
has about twenty acres of twitch
grass. | should like to know, through
this paper, from some of the farmers,
how to get rid Of this pest. Last year
had it summer fallowed, but that
seemed to cultivate It, If some of the
farmers who know how to treat this
kind of grass will write their expert
ence to the Republican. we will all
get the benefit of the experience
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PID MIC
DIS AP PEAR s
1.-THE Power Of the Pressr Manifested
In Community Where Kidney
and Bladder Disorders Prevailed
Owing to Contaminated Water.
Paper Published Free Prescription
Which Attained Gratifying Re.
suits.

In an eastern city of over one hum
red thousand population. nearly every
case of kidney disease mas disappeared
and physicians marvel at the power
of the press" 1t seems that the local
paper copied prescription said to be
used by German specialist with great
success In the treatment OF kidney and
bladder arrangements. Such magnifi-
cent results attended the publication
that the paper continued week after
week giving the symptoms and pre-
scription as follows; Deranged kid
neys and bladder are indicated by dry
parcned skin, hot and cold sensations
frequent burning or scanty urination.
especially at night with bad odor.
tender spots in back, loss of weight
morning weariness, swollen feet and
ankles backache, headache. inf1amed
eyes, etc.
Any or all indicate trouble misery
and danger. This prescription can be
filed by any we'll stocked druggist.
Fluid extract buchu / o., compound
fluid balmvort or, and syrup sar-
saparilla compound 4 ozs. Shake well
and take a teaspoonful before or after
meals and one when retiring.
No one ever fails to get the benefit
and everybody who has used 1t praises
it above anything else.