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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12

Die Sprti6rittler peifen
Sarouf bin, bdb man oen Wonopoliss
nus in ben 0ffentlihen 8etrieben ais
,ere6tiqt unb nothpenbi9 balte. giez
nanp befiirporte brei oerIhteoens 3ez
ephonz pber 8slsu6tungss s9eieQi6afs
EN- in elmer Stabt, fonoern es peroe
iir rihtiger eebalten, elmer etn5tgen
Rompagnie bas Monopol fir Seles
,bpne unb elmer anberen fir 8eleuhz
ung Il. T. m. gu iibsrIdfen. Dardus
piro bic Rihttgteit bes Rooiepelti6eH
planes gefolgert, bic 5ubrttutioH unb
pen 6anoel in perihiebenen Wdaren=
5ranhen su monopoliIiren. Dieter
Bsrelei6 btntt auf bstben Jiibsn. Der
Stabt geb0rt bos 9ripilegium, 8ez
euhtuna uno Selepbonoienit su lie
fern. Wenn fie baber ben getrieb an
.fne GripdtesIellIhaft iberldbt, bat Ite
oas Rs6t, barun geoinguneen 81
tniipfen. Die 6eriteQung unb Der
gertauf bon Stdbl unb gifen, ober
foblen0l, ooer fonit elmer 8aare lit
1iht bas 8ripileeium Der 8unbsssRez
Jierung. Daher tann iie es audi ni6t
abtrsten, am u1erpentgiten aber bat iie
ods Reht, 8ebingungen an Die 4us@
ibung beg 9riptlegtums gu trupfen.
Gine 8orfhrift. gu nel6em preiIe
giien anb Stahi IL. (. 10. gu pertaufen
fuo, pdre bdnbgreifli6 urtpuftitutio=
neq uno oa oiefe 8ori6rift utdt err
lafen tperbeu tann, 70 fpdre Elm Wln@
nopol, pie Roofebelt es pori9lGgt, ein
legaItiirter Raub. gtele 8iebsn nod
peitere 5olgerungen, Die ourhaus
nidt iibertrieben iinb. Denn Die Ser
fdiIung odbtn ge6uoert pirb, bdb Der
gunoessR sRegierung bas Reht 3uerz
theilt tpirb, Die 5abritation unb
ben 8ertauf BON Waarsn gu reoultrsn,
10 tunn fie aud bubtn abge6nbert tpers
ben, Dab Die Regisruno bic gdbritas
tion uno ben 8ertduf bon 8aaren in
be 5anb ninmt, unb bas fpdre Co
5talismus, gs lit baber cine tpoblbs.
griinbete 9ur6t. baR tpenn Der erfte
S6rttt in Der BON RooTepelt poraez
fhlugsnen Ri6tung gsthan pirb, Der
tpeiters Stritt. Der gum Sosialismus
fIbrt, nIht dusbletben tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12
Suuneritas ,oen IL, September 1912

Mapor 8annor Bat in 1etnel1
gerbDr iiber bic 3uitduoe IN gtep
Yort, lpie tie burd Die grmorbuug Rpz
ientbaIs gu Gage 1etreten iino, Durh>
aus teiue gldn3enoe Rolle oeIpielt. Or
poute ben 9orpurf niht auftpmmen
laHen, bdb er oas profeiiipnele Sptc-
lert6um niht unteroriidt babe uno
luhte ibn purch 3oruesausbriide alb
sutpebren. 9ebeuteno tpuroieer rpGre
iein gerbalten eetpeien, Bate er ben
tpabren Satoerbalt angegeben, Der it4
nit benz Sase gum 4usbrud brIngen
lieb: DAB es uumDgIih 1T, einen au-
gtasitaa in einem Sage ausSurdumen.
Wapor 9apnpr bat polltommen reht
nit Ieiner ansdbe, baB er bic 8oli3el
in sinem furhtbar oemoraliiirten GU
Itano ibernommen babe uHo odb er
opuanf beIddftigt mar, Die ihlimmiten
uebel'tdnoe aussumer3en, als pelhe er
r;htie beasihnet: bic Mibbano!ung Der
guraer pur6 bic qpIiSei; bic grpreIs
Tunaen, rpelhen bas Mirthseei6ift
1usaeiebt mar; Die uniittlihen We.
sfpoen. pelhe bic 9oliset in Qntpens
euns brahte, nm gspetie gegen IdIeh.
i 5rauensperipnen gu erlangen u, |.
p. 10 ioaB i6m feline 3eit iibrig bliep,
I'm ben profefItoneuen Spislern oos
6anopert 81 legen. DAB Wanor Gar
nor bieies 9eItdnbniB nt9t ublegte,
oiirFte nur bamit 3u ertlGren Tein, baB
n felbIt iiber bic Gntbiilungen entIett
1T urb nid1t Sugeben tpolIte, Dap er ppn
BEN Fiir6terltden 3uitGnben feline
Renntnib beidb. 0od pdre Elm ebrs
lihes getenntnib mannbafter oeipeien.
lIs bic 2fusfliidte, gu pel6en er IN
'einem 9erb0r eriff. Cine Grfldrun5,
,aB er ben burh ben Worb enthullten
3uitGnpen Elm Gnpe MAIDEN iperDe.
pGre befrieoigenb uno iibersengenb gee
peIen, benn giemano beItreitet Ieine
sbrli9teit. Dap man Die SpielboQen
Interoriiden tonn, benefit bic iegige
BerpaItunQ BON Cincinnati. Gs
onmt blos auf ben entihloHsnsn
DilIen an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12
9ie Iieben 3eitsenoTea.

rCer qrppbet Gilt nidts tn isinsm
9otsrldnoe"; biefen uraI'sn ertahs
runssias barf man NIT dtnliHem
Reht audi 3eitli1 anipenbsn. Jiir bic
,3eitesuoHsn ift ss piel ihperer, ben
Wsrtb zines ean3 @rcBen gu srterntn
unS Su lpiirbiosn, ais fir bic 9ahfobs
ren, Die isin asbsnspsrt aus benz NOS
tbis,n 3sitabftanbe in ieinem poII.n
.umfanse dls tin 0an3es. losgeI6it BON
aaem SsiiIihen geiiperi, iiberfeben
i6nnsn. Tesbdlb ipu man in ieintm
llrtkiI uber bic 3eitsenpNen 3uriits
bdItsnb isin. Mer tpeib, OBJ man iih
nift nit ibm, penn es sin .3ufall
ipaieren 3siisn oufbefpabrt, isIbit benz
Gpctts Der RahtpeIt preiseibt. Sm
Qa6ftebnntn stpei ioIfr llrtbeile BON
3sitasuoHen ubsr Gcstf uno 2eiIing.
Die pon itrsn urhebsrn blutig ernIt gss
meint, bsuie hsim 2eisr nur elm frobs
litts Qittln iiber bic unsliiditIipsn
ariti.er hsrporruien ionntR. Dir Wos
nnisitrift Der Satienfrmnb" pom
Siiot<r 1892 brinst fctgsnbe nnonps
me rStimmsn ii6er 8ottbe": ,llnIer
9oeibt III perseiien. tpie Sa eriparten
mar. gu sriparten niht Der unems
pf1nalitleit bnlber. fpeIfe bic Meimas
rsr fir nhtbnre GrfhtinunaeR bdtien,
ionbern isinsr eieenen SnbipioudiitGi
tpssen. Der Menfh fi:hli iih nur bonn
WsnihIihen nnas5osen. fclang. er es
bat, unb iisbi ibm trauernb nad.
ipenn's ibm eniriiien miro. Msnihlis
DIES aber bate 0csths nift. rpie Atle
tpiifen, bic ibn n6hr tannifn unb
nihi, irie cine o1nbpon bieiieer Ooes
ibomansn NIT NIiHbhsit uber ibn ges
fflasen iinb. CT fiblts unb Iitt nit
isinsm msnfhlifen Wsisn nubsr tbm,
unb bic grDben Snisreiien Der wlenfhs
belt ip1rsn ibm pOllis frsmb, infof,rn
niht sifpa I'm OefoIse berf.lbsn bt.
ariitofratifhen Dsfellihaftsperb1lts
niiie bebrobt tporen, an bensn fsin
Sers bing. CT mar zine In iih abgs.
fhloHene Mearmrritntue, In ipelher
nur bas srpbe 2dIsnt ipobnt.. bi.
Wslitrf6einunaen, bic iih an unb in
ibr obfpieeeIten, nit Der obieitipiffxn
Mnf6uiiinisii unb BolIsnbuna ipies
ber5ug.bsn. Ginen Ginbrud brahtsn
iis aber sniht auf ibn berpor. Genn
ba3u seb5rt bas Mlenium bes &C.
miitbs. unh bas bate Ooetb nihi.
Durnm innen feine Nniihten uni
Wnrimsn. fpsni fe ibm sinmoI iibsr
bic fpeniaer belponte aippe fubrsn,
bem asmiitbDcfIen Msnfhen Fnit fhnu.
erlih Dor. unb man bate miihe, iif
pou Der ibm innerobnenbsn GetbIt,
fuht unb 6Grte einen oneemeIlensn
1epriff 5u MAIDEN. Ris that Il tinem
Dohi, bsr linn nidht perfOniim oienit.
feriis buFiir ipurbe. unb Wohlibotsn
tpuBis er fsinem er0bien 01nntr MIDI
Dnnf. 1us 1ejtnmeni, bds Il hinier.
lieb. ssuei fiir isnes. anb bsr Mlnnn,
ber fdH Dbnt nlIe unmittsIknr asfeiftts
ten Disnhs Weimor In mebr ale fiinf.
3ia Jobfsn 0unberit0uienbt tolteie
bsrmoMse ben Nrntn ober ireenoeinem
mtIben SHitisnt bei fsinsm 1obs -
lHi&s si1sH 611aG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12
Cine 2eftipn in 8irgerfunse

Die 9efurtporter Der 8oltsreaiss
rune peiien pornurfsppa auf bie
ftpate 8etbeilisune Der giirger an
ben Yrimdrpablen bin, uno bic @eg=
nsr Der @oltsregieruns fiibren triums
phireno bieie Sbdtfafe uls einen 8es
peis an, DaB bic goltsresierung eins
SIuiioH lit, neil oas 9olt fein Sns
tereTs an feinsn Offenili4en aufsas
ben betunbet. Diefen 9orpurf miiHen
bic 8iirger purd before pfidterfiils
lung entfrdftsn uno oas gift befsns
bers bon ben VrimGrpablen. Der
aaubeit in Der Grfiluns bieier
.jpesisaen girgerpfli9t iit Die fGls4s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12

Gdlimm ipurbs seiisrn Moretn 80
frhber Gtunbe Jamts nigsins. bxr IN
Bethel iosirt, an. DIubufer bon eintr
MnSabl Hesern tussriAiti. 6igsins
hntit iif. ba sr ss Dor Gits IN feinem
3immsr nidA ausbnIitn fonntt, am
Glubufsr gum Gdlaftn bineeIeot uab
lruroe. pit sr erti6rt, ohns jsbe l1ts
iodx bon elmer Nonos RtgerH angie
folI<n. bic ibn NIT s5dnIt<n unb Gtsis
lien Dtscrt benrbsiteteA, bob sr sintn
DruM bef fn9tsn G9nIier uMb pers
f6isbesf tieft 9opfmunben bdpsp.S,1
oie ftine 1leberfihrune na4 bsm Rdbs
Isa4sa 0sfRtsal i5sG ~ ftssA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12

Oie umerttaniihe 8anters
@Kpciation bat ben Qlbrihi6en 9lon
3ur Rsformtrung un1erer 5inan3en
outaebeiben. Die 9runoibee bieies
gIQns lit betanntlih Die 9riinbun1
elmer 3entraIbant, in. pelder ale
ganten ibre Reierpen teponiren. Wit
ben so Miuioneu 9apituI, peIhe bic
Central gunt aufbringt uno nit
oer beIhrGntten grlaubnib, ungebed.e
gontnoten su emittiren, iollen bic
gantiers in ben Stanb geiegt iperz
ben, bic Wehiel ibrer aunben in fliiiz
iiees 9slb 3u oerpanoeIn. tpenn cine
Rotbtpenoisteit bierfiir ith einiteut.
gluh lit in ben 9lon Die aamdlise
Ginsiehuna Der Ratipnalbant Noten
eingeI6lpiTen, tpie iberbaupt oas Gus
berII feblerbafte Snitem Der burd Rez
eierunss Bombs aebetteu giationdIs
bartzNoten beIeitiet fperben ioQ. I'M
tet normolen poIitiihen 9erbdltniFen
riiroe bic Sinans Refprm i'm Dor
bersrunbe Der 0ffentIihen DistuFion
Iteten. Dime 1rdee lit lie ebeHTo
piftig, tpie Die Sarif Refprm, pieIs
Ieidt nod pi6tieer, tpeil BEL oem
iestaen Wieberqufleben Der 9efhdfts
tuotrI6einlih iid pisoer 9elbmangel
sinf.eQen piro. Der Rpoiepeltihen
@oitotipn, bic 10 piele SistuFipnen
in oenWabItdmpf binsineetporfeu bat,
1T es 3u3uIdreibsn, bab bisIes tpidz
tiqIte QIer probIeme poltg unbeohtet
bleibt. RooiepeIt ielbit bat itb iibsr
oca 8orIhIag ni6t sedubsrt, mas
freilih niht uberruIat. Seins Spts
sialitGt lit bic Waorol. Sir Dtonomtz
ite iSroaen beIist er tein 8eritdnonib,
mas i'm unieres grmeHens gu Der
iesigen 3sit fir bas prGiioentenamt
eun7 beionoers uugeeisnet erifeinen
lGbi. WilIon, bem man Elm urtbe;l
hieriiber sutrausn tann, bHnt Iih IN
pratel6afte Worte. gr idgt, Ddb bel
benz 4lorih1heH pldn bios bic 8aus
tiers uno nif)t bds 8oit befrost fpers
ben Ieien. gei aLler 4ntuug, Die mir
Itets oem 8oltsurtbeiI ente.oeugss
brott baben uno Die mir uad tpie Dor
tecen, ift uns nift peritdnolib, tuie
pieraebn Wilionen Stimmgeber eiHeH
Reform pIan in finan5ieIen Ginsen
abfafIen fonnten. Die ein3igs IRE
thobe, ibr llrtbeil eiuauholen, piiroe
oorin beiteben, ben Qlorihihen plun
aur srdae bes Wabltumpfss 81 maz
dea. Cine beItimmts Steluns bisriH
uinmt nur Die republitaniihe partsi
Elm. Oieie ertlGrt iifl fir ben 4Iorits
ffen g}ldn. Utit RItit6t auf bic
Drinoli6teit Der Reform tpiiroe es am
qcse fein, fir gaft gu itimmen, aber
me1fniroiqer Weiis bebanbsln bic re-
putlitanii1en Rebner bieie Qngelez
Qenheit ebenfaIIs dls nehenfdhlih. 60
ipeis es ben Derth bes pldns betrifft,
mDtten mir ibn niGt als ideal be-
acid nen. 9as Mirtiumits unb Bette
niro oerm0ge elmer RegierunssbaHt
mi; etnem eroben Reb bon 5ilidlen
3u erlanoen Iein, dber ba auf cine fola
de Ginri6tung nod in Sdbrsehnten
MD. su rehnen iit, 10 erfGeint Der
NlnrihIhe plau unter ben obfpoliens
ON umItdnben dls Der geeignetite,
um ben ihlimmiten Mdngeln uHieres
Ginana Spftsms ob3uhelfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12
gittere Gnftdaidlung.

lie sSablrid,ter unb Glerfs bci
Der fiirSlih itattgehobtcn @ahI be-
siigIih Der amenoirnna Der Gtnnts.
periniiung lpurben geiIern bitter enf.
iduid,t Siaatsiefrefdr @rnpes be-
nad,ridtiate n1fnIif aeiter1 ben
BabIrath. Dab ieiner gntiheibnng
nady bicie @ahl cine Spesialiuahl
mar uno nidlt oIs regulare @abl an.
seieben iucroen fonnte. Snfolsebeiien
ipiiroen Die Nohirid1ter ,ino Wohl.
eIerfs nnr S5 fir ihre Gbdtigteit er.
bnlfeiL itatt Der bel resuIdren Bob.
len ;ibiiden $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12
g 6pere anttaoen perben

g d mere antlaeea psrber
eeeen Die perflofens 5arife Rom
million Don einem ibrsr irHberea Tlit.
arbeiter erhoben. Dieter tbeilt in si.
neal langen artitel in Der ger
0crter Borlb nit, oab bic 8ommif.
fioa alle in ihrem Quftroge gefanmel.
I'm Radpeifs unteroriidt babe, aus
frel6sn berporsing, bab bic 20bne ir
oucsren QanDern uuf sleifsr 6ob
tpis in ben Ser. Stauten fteben. De,
Betreffenbe, Roberi 81. Ud2ee foat
bGE bic Sartf &onlmifIion BON ei,
nera Grperten einen 8ergleih sDifher
bcutfdeu uHb amerttaniihen 20hner
in Der 9dumDollen : Snbuitrie on.
tertigen Iieb. Dieter untsrbrsitet'
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-04-12
RETREAT FOR INDIAN
PLAN TO SET ASIDE SCENIC EN-.
vlRoNMENT FOR INDIAN REV.
ELS IN THE BLACK HILLS.
HAPPENINGS OVERTHES STATE
What 10 Going On Here and There
That is Of Interest to the Read.
ers Throughout South Da.
kota and Vicinity.

Rapid City.-Something like two
years age, a movement was started
here by Frank Lockhart, who has a
wide acquaintance among the Sioux
Indians, to provide them a place in the
Black Hills that they could use for
rites and celebrations. At that time
1t was but a state move, but 1t has
taken a more important phase now
since those interested are e~ndeavoring
to get the government to set aside a
section in which Indians can memoir
ialize the greatness of their departed
chiefs and also use it for camping
purposes.
Several spots have been suggested.
Dark canyon, near here, a picturesque
but at present useless scenic wonder,
and the old Gordon stockade near Gus
ter, famous for It's early day Indian
history, being among the foremost
points mentioned In the Dark can
yon it IL possible for the Indian to
carve and paint the walls on the sides
of the canyon with some Of their in
script1ons and legends that were IA
miliar to them when they used the
Black Hills for hunting purposes be-
fore the white man made his entrance
here, 81 years ago.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-04-12
Declares South Route Official.

Mitchell.-The second session of the
good roads convention has been held
with a large attendance, two being Sc
lected from each town on the proposed
highway from Sioux Falls to Mitchell
to Rapid City, and aside from the del
egates present, there were a number
OF supporters of the contrasting delega-
tons, making more than 100 in the
convention. The meeting was called
for the purpose of hearing the report
OF the committee CT nine who made
an automobile trip over the two high
ways between Mitchell and Sioux
Falls, going via Alexandria and return
ing via Salem, to examine the road
ways to make a selection of routes
for the official highway. Chairman
Stransky and Secretary Wood of Rap
id City were in charge of the conven-
ton, and the opposing factions of the
north and south routes We're present
primed for fight. State Engineer Lee
made the report of the committee and
stated that the committee by a vote
of 6 to 8 had recommended the south
route, through Alexandria. The dis
cussion that followed grew quite inter
esting and when it came to a vote
of the "A delegates present, the south
route O by "a to 20. and was official
ly given a place in the blue book to
be issued soon. A vice president was
elected in the person of J.. e. Wells of
Mitchell. and a treasurer in E. l..
Meisch of Alexandria. In the selec-
ton of an official title for the state
highway from Sioux Falls to Rapid
City, the name of the South Dakota
Scenic Highway was chosen.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-04-12
Would Make a Lake.

Mitchell.-To purchase a large por-
ton of a school section in Hopper
township, Aurora county, is the pur-
pose of Plankinton citizens to be
worked out through the city council
of that town. There is a large tract
on the school section which can be
converted into a fine lake, and with
the addition of trees a fine summer
resort is to be the result. A petition
is being circulated to present to the
city council to purchase the land, and
then sell a portion of it to help pay
the expense Of making the park. The
land can be bought of the state for
the minimum price per acre, $40, and
then sold at an advanced price suffi-
cient to cover all expenses, or nearly
so. The state will sell the land in
the course Of a few days and there is
an understanding that the land will
be sold at the minimum price. A Pc
tition bearing 200 names will be pre-
scented the council asking it to make
the purchase of the land, and the deal
completed. work is to commence on
converting the place into a public
park. An effort has been made for
several years to get possession of this
land and make it of use to the pub
lie.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-04-12
Attractions in the Hills.

DeadWood.-Every effort is being
made this spring by the towns in the
Black Hills to attract a record mum
Der of tourists to the Hills this sum
mer, and indications point to the sue
cess of the efforts. Deadwood has
set its aim at 10000, and to this end
President Franklin and members of
the Deadwood Business club have is
sued special invitations throughout
the country setting forth the various
attractions in different parts of the
Hills. June is to be the big month for
the grand lodges of the Masons of
South Dakota, and the Order of the
Eastern Star will meet here then,
which is expected to draw a large
crowd. Belle Fourche is to have the
bankers convention the same month.
and Rapid City has other conventions
to bring the tourists.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-04-12
immigrants Coming Back.

Mobrtdge.-Eighteen cars of immi-
grants arrived in Mobridge in one
night bound for points in the reserva-
ton, which shows that those who fed
last fall have confidence in the coun-
try yet. From different sources and
the inquiries that are coming in from
various points the indications are that
between now and the goth Of April
there will be many homesteaders and
~landseekers coming and also passing
through Mobridge. The large commo-
dious hospital that the Milwaukee
erected here Is now ready for occu-
pancy and they are moving into it.
1t is modern and up to date in every
respect. The rumor is out that a two
story brick depot will be built here
this summer by the Milwaukee. 1t is
a thing hat is needed very bad, as
things are very much ~congested in
their present quarters.
There will be a substantial growth
in Mobridge this year, the contracts
have been let for several brick build
ings on Main street and also there
will be quite a building boom in the
residential district.
The town is now equipped with
electric lights, water and sewerage.
The erection of a public school is
70 begin at once on the east side.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-04-12
WHY PEOPLE GO TO
CANADA

Those who are wondering why the
lumber OF Americans going to Canada
year by year increases in the rates
thar 1t does. would not be SO surprised
were they to accompany one Of the
numerous excursions hat are being
run Under the auspices Of the Govern
ment from several Of the states, and
remain with the settler until he gets
onto the free homesteads, which, as
stated by Speaker Champ Clark. in the
U. S. senate the other day, comprises
160 acres Of the most fertile soil and
with remarkably easy settlement o n
ditions. Then watch the results,
whether 1t be on this free homestead
Of 100 acres or on land which he may
purchase at from SIS. to $40. per acre,
fully as good as the 500. and $3.50.
per acre land Of his native state, and
which his means will rot permit his
bers OF the u. s. Senate and Congress
there is nothing but praise for Canada.
Canadian laws and Canadian lands al
though the reasonable desire Is shown
In their remarks, that they pass legis-
lation, (Which Is very praiseworthy)
that will make the land laws of the
United States much easier.
1t is the success of the American
settler in Canada that attracts others,
and when experiences such as the fol-
lowing are related to the friend back
home" is it any wonder that increased
interest Is aroused and q determina-
ton arrived at, to participate In the
new-found way up in Canada that
means wealth and health and all that
accompanies 1t.
William Johnston, who formerly
lived at Alexandria, Mimi, settled In
the Alberg District near Battle River
n In writing to one of the Canadian
Government agents, located in the
United States says: 1--WE have had no
failures Of crops during Il nine years
In Canada. threshed 1908 bushels Of
wheat and 1888 bushels Of oats in 1911,
OF my 160 acres. This Is a beautiful
country. keep six good work horses
and milk seven cows, getting good
prices for butter and eggs. We get
our coal for $500 per ton at the mine,
about n mile from the farm. Am
about n and q half miles from a fine
school. As for the cold weather 1t Is
much milder here han In Minnesota,
where l lived for 81 years. Our we'll
Is IS feet deep and we have fine wa
ter. Wild land Is selling for $1S.
to $25. per acre. Improved farms are
much higher. / am we'll satisfied with
the country, and would not sell unless
got a big price, as We have all done
we'll here"
Good reasons to account for the
number going to Canada.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-04-12

tor told me to 60 to a hospital. l did
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saw your advertisement in a paper, /
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Berry, Route 6, Box Is, Upper Sandusky,
Ohio.
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-04-12
sAN|TAR|UM FILLED
WITH 383 IN THE BUILDINGS, IN
MATES SURROUNDED BY
IDEAL CONDITIONS.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
From the Capitol City, the Various
State Institutions and From
Many Different Parts Of
the Sunshine State.

Not Springs.-With a total enroll
ment Of Ats the national sanitarium
here is caring for more soldiers than
at any time in the five years of it's
existence. Those present number 1888.
The s%anitarium is filled to capacity
and it is the belief of the officers that
this condition will likely always pre-
vail Most Of the membership come
here from the various state homes, as
the climatic and hospital facilities are
unsurpassed. An addition is being
built to the conservatory and the
pumping facilities are being increased
to furnish ample water supply for the
Immense grounds with it's well kept
shrubbery and lawn. Beginning May
l6 outdoor concerts by the regimental
band will begin. Moving pictures are
features of the concerts twice each
week, and will continue until Septem-
Der 80. Battle Mountain sanitarium is
named from an adjacent peak which
was the battle ground of a decisive
conflict between the Sioux and the
Cheyennes. With the killing of the
last Sheyenne the Sioux obtained pos
session of the mineral springs here
which caused the settlement Of this
city many years afterward. The san
itarium was located here because OF
the advantages of the climate, alti-
tude and mineral springs. This santa
rum was built at a cost of a million
dollars and is a model for the en-
tire United States, being perfect in
every appointment, having its own
cold storage plant, a central heating
plant which supplies all the build
ings, and the homes Of the officers, it's
private water system. supplied from a
mammoth spring, and it's own electric
lighting plant. The plan of the build
ing is unique, the corridors are built
around a circular court from which
radiate the ward buildings. There are
no stairways, inclined planes reaching
tho various floors.