davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24

@m bpi Nlbcr. Seq ct III So
% min @l,ltrlt CT 76, ifriper Mr.
Yctcr Yeterien fra Manlon, Soma,
% hi fpler, at nglt @no bar Ri
&11rifp at toffe for at babe be-
ret iltano til at l1oo ocnnc Mloer
/ @cliooclic al aoo 9elbrco. %
far III brl10t &l1rifo al og til
on1trcnt % Nor o0 fplcr at y
life flr1lc flare % lloe11 at Duoc
Sen / sui ct. 9piS allie Dopoc 1oo
megcl1 Sillio til &urifo, lonl min
Sultu, 90 ieg far, piloc Gier1e bopc
ful6t up ,nco at .fpl0c Seltilll1Ncr.
&i bar / ppr 2epctio foribgt mango
Meoicincr; men &1rrifo oper0oor
0cn1 ollc.
SSlrgcl1 Npotbetcr<Mcoicin men
ct lintpclt, galnmelt % lrllgc prppet
l1rtemiboel, iom bril,gcr &elultotcr
% ct bpoo ipgc Tolf trr11ger til,
boo0e hinge og @alnle.
6pecial= Mgenter forltoffer Sen, el=
Ter man fan foa Sen 6ircfte fra Ga,
boratoriet. 6frip til Or. Beter
Gabrnep & Cons Co., 1915 60.
6oDne 9(pe., Chicago, SI1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24

Slider, kunde like udholde tatsluttende
Klader, og var aldeles nedbrudt. Jeg
blew tilraadet at BRUCE Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, og
glider mig NJ we'd godt Helbred. bet
er nu mere end to Aar siden og jeg
har like senere havt nogen Smerter.
Jeg udretter nu alt NIT eget Arbejde
og bes@rger al min egen Vask, uden
Spor af Smerter i Ryggen. Jeg anser
Deres Medicin som ct herligt Middel
og jeg anbefaler den til allie mine
Naboer. Hvis De formoder, at min
Anbefaling vii hjalpe andre, kan De
offentliggj9re denne." - Mrs. OLLIE
WOODALL, Morton's Gap, Kentucky.
Hvis De narer den mindste
Tvivl ON, at Lydia E.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound vii hjelpe
Dem, skriv til Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. (confidential)
Lynn, Mass, ON Rad. Deres
Brew vii blive aabnet, last og
besvaret at en- Kvinde, og holdt
streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24
Hvorfor Tide?
[agedom for de- Syge endeIig tundet!
bet toy en- Kemist flere Aars
Fors9g fSr han opfandt en- Blan-
ding af flvdende Svovl

.~oS"O" W. Oy60 0"uV'6 '""svNs
bet tog en- Kemist flere Aars
Fors6g fdr han opfandt en- Blan-
ding af flydende Svovl.
Svovl er nu, og vii formodentlig
vedblive at we're Diet st6rste farefri
Middel mod Mikrober, der eksisterec.
Sygdomme og deres Mikrober har In
gen st@rre Fjende. vi antaender Svov:
i ct Vaerelse for at draebe Mikrober-
ne i Luften; vi benytter Diet nu ind
vendig, I SIN NYE FORM for at
drabe MikrOberne som har samlet sig
i wort Legeme.
Man har i umindelige Tider havt ct
begr@nset Kjendskab til Svovlets he'll
bredende Egenskaber. Taget / Form
af ct Pulver, bedakker Diet Indvol-
dene og hindrer Omlgbet, i Stedet for
at forbedre Virksomheden i Systemet.
NJ, da en- Process for at gj9re
Svovlet flydende er bleven opda~
get, kan de skadelige Mikrober
like leve, hvor dette anvendes.
Denne flydende svovloplSsning har
helbredet Tusinder paa Pacific Ky
stem Njemmet hvor Diet tilberedes),
og til enhver som PLACES af Rheuma-
tisme, Hoftegigt, Nave eller Lever
sygdomme, Neuralgi og N~erv6sitet,
hard Nave og daarlig F~ord@jelse,
Hudsygdomme, Nyre- og Blerelide!-
ser, eller enhver anden Art af Syg-
DONNIE, vii vi sende, ALDELES
FRIT, en- Uges fri Behandling at det-
| tie vidunderlige Lagemiddel. Skriv ]
al Fortrolighed, enten s~kadinavisk e.
Ter engelsk, og omtal Deres Sygdoln,
til:
Or. JOHN S0RENSEA SULPH0ID COMPANY,
223 Peoples Bank Bldg, Seattle, Wash
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24
vERDENs sT0RSTE D

Mr.. s. P. Mason i Marckle, Ind,
skriver: "Jeg har v@ret i Apothek-
Forretning i femogtyve Aar og har for
handlet Warmers White Wine Of Tar
Diet meste at Tiden. En- af mine f6r-
ste Kunder var James Ledbetter, pla-
get at Asthma. Man sagde at han var
d6dsdSmt. En- Flaske af Warner g
White Wine of Tar helbredede ham.
Verden burde vide mere ON dette
merkverdige Middel for Strube- og
Lungesygdomme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24

San cit l1olnnbin9 fprc norif
@fib? 6oronleoiget pe0, at en- l10=
len0ing far iggt ON Sptogelie paa
&rHtionia offentlige SpmonOsifole,
bar Observation-Disclosures uOtolt,
at Ser life fra Departementets 81
Sc er noget til @inber for, at l16=
len0inger optoges iom Gleber be0
Sfolen og un0erfai ter fig Gfsomen,
noor Sc opfplOer Sc berfor fore
lfrepne 8etingelier. Me0 @enipn
til at blipe 5tprman0 og 69rer for
norIfe 5fibe giel6er iomme &egler
for 16len6inger iom for Snblrn=
6inger.
ariitionio Magiltrot for MI BE-
gipret !@onbels0epartementets It's
to1elie berom, i6et ct 5fib efter @p-
fortsIobens 8eltemmelier torment
Zig life fan anies for norif, meomin-
6re ,ogiaa bets 6prer er norif (ino=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24
U qSmerter er
Ingen Sygdom
Kun ct Symptom, ct Faresignal
som enhver Kvinde burde agte.

Rygsmerter er ct Symptom paa or
ganisk Svaghed eller Uorden. Hvis
De har Rygsmerter fors@m like dis
Sc. For at opnaa varig Lindring maa
De naa Roden af Ondet. Lns ON Mrs.
Woodall's Erfaring.
Morton's Gap, Kentucky. - "Jeg
besv@redes i to Aar af kvindelige Syg-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24
Ser bar en- Sis beret poo

- Ser bar en- Gio beret paa
Sale, at &eieiterets6ommer SSobn
1ernes ifnloe itille fig JONI &unoioat
for @nperner, men ifglge fremro=
genoe Mopofaters l16iagn ifal bette
life looe fig gjpre pao @rnno at en-
ge1temmelie / @rl1n0lopen. Dom=
mernes @mbe6stio uolg6cr nemliq
life fer lite Sanrar 1920, og ielp
ONT fan %relignerer oil fan life bore
polgbor til nogct onoet @m1be0e i1=
BEN 0enne Si6.
= Slonot Sc &cformer, iom Ga
1ollettc CAB Stpoet til, me0ens Don
bar Statens @uperl1gr, bar oglao
Sen, at @toten, ilte6etfor at asiu=
rcre Sc forlfjelligc 5tatsbpgninger /
pripote Selifo6er, 1ful0e oprctte og
bore fin egen M5luronce. Genne
Mcgel nil frenrOcles blipe. fulgt, og
Set nDe &opitol, Scr MI mes chi 8e>
foltning al ief5 Millioner Dollors
CT UNDER Spfprelie, lomt l(niperlitc=
tct og orl0re N%nltolter pil aslurcres
beO ct al Gtotcn oprettet 6ono.
= Sitter / oper 100 Mor at bope
moolot fig at lepe paa Sen bbioe
Monos Sis, poo famine GiO JONI Sc
far trettet fig imellem ON 2ono=
! Nllotmerts, far MI Sc ber9mte
Stocfbri0ge= og Muniee=Stommer /
@isconiin belluttet at in6rette fig
lon cipililereoe Tolf. Neiultotet
nil hlipe, at Sbalpono County faar
Set fprlte pirfelige ~omerifonlfe
Gomnibip" / Sc 6prene0e Stotcr.
Mlle Gn16e0sn1nr10 / set npe Comm:
ftp pi( blipc iuloflpo5 S1lolo11cre
Ser uco1tommcr o%ircftcr ira @ppoin
ocr, jpun pur n1co ut jfohe @l1tprlc
Moslochulctt3, SEEM Dorf % o''or
GtQter / Seem England.
%ISurnlcrl1c / NnciNu Count
far nl,oct poo en- M Moooc, bncr
poo Sc fo,1 hlipe iii Srul tlrn1pcrn
poo fine Tormc. Sltcoctfor at bne
Tornrcr fjprer pnl 9%proogcnc t
. @pen for at 1jprc Sl1ofjob, relic
I finn en- al 0en1. @on fiprcr 1pr ali
sc ol1orc. Melteu al Iorn,ernc ion
Ter Jig n1co @citc % St>1ntptrrtf
I re poo Ell. 1Sarl1 og rubber 2o1oe
I Eao c1 9Nl hlep Ser poo Sen Mo'
: Sc rpObct Il Ncrcs, CO I NcrcS hl(
c plpjet op. A}ul tic 2proug uofprtc
c set lar1r1c 9lrbcjoc poo cit nl1ot
> Iarn1. Set to9cr life lrl19e, 4
Ser ppfl JET Sen %fineltc Slipper ng
be0ltc &urtpi Ter pou Sen ryoocI
I SSor0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24

uOlllue, mll hel-
bred var meget
nedbrudt og Jeg
havde stadigt uud-
holdelige Smerter i
Ryggen. Jeg kun
de like staa lRnge
nok oprejst til at
tilberede ct Mail
It'd Mad, uden at
denne drHbende
og %dragende For
nemmelse Wide
indfinde sig. Jeg
var DIM / hopre
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24
&pret / set norife Sucialbcmpfrati

Jlprct I oct nDr1te SDct1lDcmDtr1tt.
Sra i'm &orreipon0ert / 2riitia=
mia far ~&iget" u1ootaget felgenoe
i%ntereslonte og oplpienoe Sfil0ring
al @rp0ningerne in0enfor Set norife
Gociol0emofroti.
Set norife Gociol0emofrotis
2on0Sm6oe / @tobonger for offp6t
Ell Heffe 8egipenbe0er / Sartiet.
%2on6Smeoet CAB ioo at iige Signo-
let til ooben &onrp mellem Socio=
lilterne al SEN gomle 6fole og ling
lociolilterne. Mt 0isie fist tie bar /
8lertal / Stopanger, fremgif tpoc=
ligt. &etningen blep gioet 0erpe0,
at Soctaliiternes 6erer / 5tortin=
get, Or. grifien blep ltg6t no al
Eortiet og l1ngiocioliiternes 6brer
Martin Srallmgl bleb m1e6 ltor Mo=
%joritet in0polgt / set iocioliitilfe
2on0sltpre. l%1ngiociolil terne og
Nfbol0sfolfene in6en Eortiet fit og<
loo lat igjennem, at Soften ON or
fobolforbuo bleD lat poa Eurtipro=
grommet, bpilfet bob6e til Tglge,
at ~@ocial0emofroten"s &e0oftp1
Seppeien maotte tagc lin Mfte6
:|@m boboe poa 6orboan0 lat fir
|Stilling ir6 poo Spgrgsmoolet.
Sen iocioliitiite 5tortingsfoftio1
fon0t imiOlerti6 piltnof, at Dr. Grit
lcns %ltoitp0elie al Yartiet bar be
raoifal. Sg man in0ioo Def o9joa
at 1fignt Mojoriteten poa 2ouosmp
Set / mere eller minDre @rao bpl
Oeoe unglocioliltiife Brinciper, po,
Sen ltore locioliltiife @el9ermaSi
life enig mes fine Gilli6smeno
Stobonger. Sprlig meb @enbli
: pao DC fore1tQaet1Oe Stort1ngSDal(
fonot 0erfor Sc iocioliitiife @tor
tingsm9no> at Ser bur0e gigrcs no
get for at bol0e @nigbeoen / et6per:
Tolo tillpnelo0en0e. @pprgsmou
let om Or. grifiens Sorblipen
Eortiet blep 6erfor optoget til
9reftelle / stortingsfroftioncn. Or
Griflen blep toget / Torbpr. Ser:
r1oer erflare0e ban, at fan iffe
lrnoer nogen Smitnnoigbe6 bil0e
befempe @ocialiiternes aon6ioater.
Noor ban 1to6 lom Gormono
Observation-Disclosures iom mo0orbei>
Der 2onoSmaalet, bil6e Bette lite
iige set minoite for bans poIitife
Sberbeoisning. ga DETERMINATIONS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24
Svo Dufota.

Setter 9itluao, Ell s. Aor
gou1n1cl Iorlner bocnoc nor Belle
Tourcbe Miucr, blcp forrige Mo11=
Sag 0rn6t noglc ioo Mil ira Stur=
ais, ioet fan blep ilpnget 1o al i'm
&ogl1, bpis @j11l gift oper ham.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24
"Land Prices
and West

AGRICULTURAL OPPORTUN1-
TIES IN NEW YORK;, SAINT andre
%officielle Oplysninger frit. Dept.
Agric. % Park Row, New York City.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24
misconfr,.

&igboltcn CT llcm / @urlil19=
ton for 5ioen. @ugcrl1c n1cner, at
Set CT Set raa SER, JONI er onlparlig
for gpioemien.
- Yoltfontorct / Caledonia blcp
bjeml pgt al Sn0brll0stppc, lpn ltjal
Ell MGng0c 9rcpc, bppri por Mfoncp
Srorc pg Ycl19c. Eo(itict lcocr e.
ter 0enl.
= 9cloll0 &l1plplon / 8recn @oD,
en- Gut pua II e(or, far fu1ll trueret
cit @poro=M olrpplol1. San nil ferlt
prpoe. bporleocS Sen togcr Jig n0
pao Salloct, fpr ban gipr noget
6orl gg poo at goo tilpejrS mes Sen.
80 9%pult1urrn1c> ion1 or 6lepct
u0oan1et / @isconjin, lfol bobe en-
SSltoltltri- og MISUNDERSTANDING bco
Statsltoltillingen 1lrl te @plt. ll6=
itillingen fpmm1er til at in0toge CIT
flor Del al l1n6erbisnings=9pgnin
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24

Stprtin9ct pg Sm6ilGet / 1914.
S1ben 5tortingsfre0ie / i'm Mlmi11=
Oeligbe0 og iprlig inOen EruliOent=
follegiet far mon / Sen iiOlte Sib
optaget til 9r9ftelle, bDor0an Sea-
tionalfori amlingen 1fal fejre 100
9(ors Sl1bilnet / 1914 paa Sen brr-
biglte Maa6e. Den en0elige 9e=
lll1t11ing berom bliper f6rlt truffct
al nuite Storting, men Set er ndo-
pen0igt ollere0e / Mar at toge for=
lfjellige forbereoen6e 6fri0t.
st al bisle ct at paabegpnoe Set
fbr omtalte @i6sbolosgalleri iom
ifol impffe Torlamlingsiolens @eg=
&c. 4onititr1tionsfomiteen forelloar
en- temmig bepilget $500 &roner
BERTH / Star.
Observation-Disclosures forei loor pioc=
re, at 6orbon0lingcrne poo Gigs=
forlomlingen / 1914 ifol u6gipes
offentlig, = untogelig lom biuig
6olfelGsning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24
8oufnrnO ira &iugSburl

9onfmun0 ira &%ingsburp'
geoole. Spinf og Mi11cr Gonntper
n1pDte iorlcoen i 9l1ron og ool111eOe
en- Organization, ser JONI CIT Grllp=
be 1fol ~lortere huber 5tate11s 9o11=
fgrers 6orening. Sil Frplioe1t
polgtes $. 8. Olstcn, Safe FreS=
ton; %iceprn1i0ent, q. S. Stcffi1"
&itcbcocf; Sefretrr % &oslcrcr, Y.
8. 3ratrl10.
- 1rit5 Qoiert, Ell 9fpbpgger bo~
er0c 11rr Netpcll, blep forleocn op=
murflom poo cn0el Gopotcs, Der
bolot ct forfnroeligt Surpelepen noe
poa Yrrrien 1lGr bans Spite, %
peo nnrrlere un0erlpgelle bite Bet
Jig, at Sc graooige 9pr bapoe gra=
pct op Ell &osle, bpori laa ct Norz
nclig, ser tilipnelobenoc life bapOc
prret mango Gage / Soroel1. @o1ert
Tom til Sen 5lutning, at Garnet
bopoe tilbprt en- eller on6en Npbpg,
qerfamilic, ser por rm0erbejs til
lit npe Sicn1, og at man ingen o'1z
Sen l1opei baboc let ems at be9ropc
Set Ser, bpor ma bapoc ltonb!ct
pe0 oets 800. San groD eli ny %
opbere @rap for Sen lille torpcligc
Site.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24

at optruoc fit og fer. &elret par
MI e, 5tl,no p9ret tprt % narn1t;
Set lfoI 0erfor fife fort til, 1er
@fopen togcr SIR. Soft, lom fer
ocs Ser, bpr 6erior bite BEN ltdr1te
Soriigtigbeo.
0orleoen 6orn1ioooo robrpo Set
Sc%sloebrol0' / 2pltnont 9%oneborgS
Gfop / Giosberg; Sl0ens Spltooe'1
5fploes Ell 5tofparme, lon1 nor
ojort op al 5fpttere> Ser NOT bar
,,oe poo uloplig @piljagt. Oct
Ipffeoes beloigpis / en- Sort at 1oo
lon1let ct %forbolospis tort Wfol1o-
1fob, 1910 Mono, lom pjebllfftl10
ait igang mes ct energilf Slut-
nin9sorbejoe, og eiter ct Nar 81
mers fSorlgb bar mani ogloo 9erre
opcr Sloen. Men Ser bar "a brgnot
en- As Mool.
sra @arocrmocm melbes, at Mo=
rct5 fprltc yetrutter = Sotterler-
nc al 2oet acknowledgement -
ollerebe iorleOen 9og rptteoe i11o
poa &lo0ien. Nogle toa Gage tg>
S1orpfningen bou0e lelpe @rercer'
plQ6len p9ret O9ttet al oolttlll(
enc, men set lommerlige Gelr bop:
Sc burtigt gjort Set al meo Den
ioo Hlo6ien pe0 Mfoelingernes Sin
fomit bar tpr. Sn0e / @fopcne ol
borte / Molerre ligger BOG ooltil
Zig Gne. S Scgpnoeli en al Moj ber
Ifcoe ser intens Gorme. Gftermio
oogstoffcn fl1n0e np0es / Set fri
- piltnot ct ioore ijplOent forefom
n1enoe Silfplbe pao @aroermoe1
poo oenne Marstio. S Sc iioit
Gage bor ser pGret oOltillig fj9li!
&eir n1eo en- til0els iforp NorOen
ino. 6un0be6stilltan0en ct 11omur
fet = ingen far bibtil oilogt Sc
ipg bos 9oftoren!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24

fpot cllcr naturaliieret). timber en=
bper Omltun0igbeo l1oa Set for
mer1tlig forlonges, at &e0fommel1Oe
CT nor # ll10erloat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24

9Dnamittpnc | SronoD1e1a. S'1o=
bruostpperi CT forepet / Sronoble1ns
Eralo1tfompognis &ontor poa grat=
srer. Gppene bar ipreagt Nen9e-
{fobet mes @pnomit % i%tjaolet . a
600 &roner.
Strife paa Saabeim. Gals So9-
neltpre be- ll,tteoe fornDlig at bpgge
en- Strife poo Saobein1. Sen n1l
folte omfrins 100000 &r. Slo11ot
Meolemmerne al 8pggefomiteen CT
Mrfiteft @lom % 5%ogneprGlt @cp'
erbol.
Riufonlellfobet aiper fri @r1tn>
til &irfcn, iom faar Ell notter Nc
l%ig9cnbeo.
9posialb. @pjeitcretsaopotot =
g. SsSobonjcn CT oigaoet peO Dpoe1
eftcr nogcn Gins Sp9oo"> o3E
Mor 9ommel.
@urcol,cbcf i Nrmeitprelle'
q. s. g. S. Mf. @opelcn CT otgaae'
peb Cohen, AZ sor ganunel.
cSl,peler Crit 6rilcb CT pll1olc
Tia afqoact pco 2poen al Slag.
Gn of 6re0rifsbalos n1elt be
fienote Acknowledgements @roslerel
Siln1er clergyman CT oigaoet pei
Geocn otter ct %or Mooneoers Sp
qeleje, 81 Star gonrncl.
sore,1lfripcr 6. .. Secfl1al
! s5nocrpen or opo otter fort Sm:
@%noonn1. Nor1 blcp 6912 VA
eor,mel, ioci ban por fpot 1872.
%ipruiuns Sitting til Soe'al'S
mel, po SucialScmufratict bor gig
tercn ielp iielgc vSioc," 9ipet DC
piltuof bcbl tc llotrpf, lom torci199e
/ ct Nrep, lom fan ienote til So
n1ol1ocu for en- &pn1ite, Der / 1870
rcilte ct Minoc for bon1 / Sotot'
Gr. 6icloc. @an 1lotoler Der:
Seq er Gociolilt mere c11o 1o9'
or1oct, 11our icg ifol port1ltemple'
Meu lon pplitilf Eorti bGrer 20
cioIiltcrnc Jig iooleoe5 40, at i
finder mig opbt upel iblorot oc1
Sa6ei11loe, ntofnen1relige, 11l1ooo
Iige, oite ltione / Oere5 Mtlu1o :
lea fom til at pOelrggc nit go'
Sun1pr og min Sis, ON jeg 1tulI
bore Ser"
Nnfgrt / Norj Social=9 en1ofr
ten Sen 26. September 1904.
Sfupbranbenc CT allereoe begun
- IT,. 0l,,-o4 r,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-24
Mnrpr.

9pnamittppc i S%ronobjem. Sub
bruostpperi ct forppet / Gronobjems
Ereloltfompognis &ontor poo grot=
sren. Gppene bar iprengt Eenge=
{fobet mes @pnomit % i%tjaolet . a
600 &roner.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-11
Happenings Of The Week From
All Over The State.
WOMEN FILE ANNUAL REPORT
Board Of Investigation Recommends
Several Changes at the
Training School.

The woman's board of investigation
OF charitable and PENAL institutions Of
the state has filed it's annual report
with the governor. The members Of
the board commend generally the
management of the state Institutions
under their investigation, but call
attention to the state training school
In particular as in reed CT changes.
While the management is doing all
possible with facilities at hand there
should, in the Judgment OF the board,
be a division OF the institution. They
think there should be 4 separate school
for the management CT the girls who
are sent to the institution and there
should be a further division CT the
school so hat the younger boys need
not be associated with tho older boys
sent to that institution. They also
recommend. improvements il the gym
nasium furnished for the boys ana
something more than oarse house,
work as employment for the girls.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-11

George Walker CT Sansare. on the
high prairie Of northern Stanley coun-
ty, built two large dansFn his place
and this year tried al irrigation ex-
pertinent from one of them. He plow-
cd two acres and planted the tract to
potatoes. Hall Of this he irrigated by
drawing water from one CT his dams,
and the other he allowed to go with
out irrigation.
The soil and conditions other than
the irrigation We're the same and both
acres were given the same cultivation.
He is now putting his plan to the prac-
teal test Of the digger and finds that
the acre which he irrigated As produc-
Ing just five times the crop as the
other acre which wos not treated. The
result Is that he is arranging to irri
cate about twenty acres from his
cams next scas3n and will contine his
farming operations largely to taat
tract.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-11
III PROSPERITY
Julius Kruttschnitt and Otto
Kahn Tell OF Increased Bust.
cess Everywhere.
ECHO SENTIMENT
Politics introduces tho Only Element
OF Uncertainty.

from the New York SUN, Sept. II. 1912.
Prosperity fer the United States and
It's lnsular possessions was predicted
by many returning passengers On the
Kronprinz Wilhelm Of the North Ger
man Lloyd line. Among the most cp-
tinlstic was Julius kruttschuitt. vice
president CT tie Hartman railroad
lines.
Mr.. Kruttschnitt bases his roseate
predictions On the reports he received
through the newspapers and from The
officials Of the Hartman system. He
thinks that the prosperity way will
extend throughout the country.
Among those who are confidently
looking for good times is Otto Kahn OF
the firm Of Kuhn. Loeb & Cs, who
sailed for Europe CT the Mauretania
this morning In discussing business
conditions throughout the country Mir.
Kahn declared the big crops of this
year indicated a revival of prosperity
and Increased business.
But Mr.. Kahn was careful 70 point
out that there was danger to business
IRON politics and unSettllaS legisla-
ticn. He said in part:
When any enc tells you, as many
are saying. that the business revival
is going en- regardless CT politics, you
a laugh at him." he said 1t will
not, It is true that the country Is all
ready for the great prosperity. The
crops are wonderful, the greatest we
have seen. Business is running smooth
IS. The factories are operating at full
capacity, labor is well employed. The
outlook is good. But business will
not cut loose into any great boom.
Politics is cne Big factor. Wilson
is an uncertainty. He has been Civ
ing US a great deal Of loose talk late
ly on Il thing, concerning the iEabil-
ity Of American business men and
bankers to handle their business. Pres.
idents cannot AFFORD to indulge in
loose tax"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-11
MEET ON A STREET CAR
SOFIA Cakota Farmer Crcc.s Lo7a
Lest Son in CHICAGO.

a strange reunion Of father and
sen. separated for t~wenty-six years,
occurred CT tae re2r platform Of o
LAVision street Il ct Chicago when
1hIip Meyers, q wealthy cattle ranch
owner CT Gienham, S. D.. bearded the
car and found the conductor to be his
one lost son, Joha II. Meyers.
a score Of passengers stared n
astonishmsGt when they saw the aged
man., with tears streaming down his
checks, throw his arms around his
sons neck.
~ always believed you were dead"
he son told his father.
For almost twenty-five years ]
nave done everything In my power to
find my SON" said the elder Meyers,
and nov ! am happy. have asked
him to accompany me back to Glen
ham, s. D., as ! want hi1n to share my
wealth with nc"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-11
Russian Laborcrs In Filht.

Steve Shurno and Joseph StraCs,
TWO Russian laborers, are held at Mil
hank TO aWait the outcome Of injuries
thoy are accused OF infiicting upon a
GLOW %ccuEtry man at Twin Brooks.
The men were all employed with a
raiiroad grading gang and became in
TO, heated. Then Shurno end Straus
attacked the other man, knocking him
down and peiting him with rocks as he
lay unconscious. A woman saw the
fGht and called the Twin Brooks con.
stable. who had TO knock one Of the
men down before they would desist
from the attack upon their victim
The latter's injuries are serious.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-11
lola IRON WORKS RUSHED
HOPE TO INCREASE FORCE FRO,
1Cc TO 400 MEN.
ton Of Business Came Within
Three Mcnths.

From the lola, kan. Register. Sept. 10.
1912.
business at all Cur plants is rush
ing ard in a short time we hope TO
be operating at full capacity at eur
lola mill, which will call for some 40
r'en," was the interesting statement
made to a Register reporter by Mr.. #.
A. Hornsby OF Springfield, Mo. treas-
urer of the United Iron Works com
pany. Mr.. Hornsby was On a visit
to the lola plant Of the company and
stated that he was adding to the force
here as rcpidly as possible, having
now 100 men on the pay roll
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-11
Hsadliqht Law Favored.

The legislative committee OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Is sending circulars to every candidate
Tor the legislature in South Dakota.
asking them to STATE their position IN
regard to the electric headlight law
which was introduced At the last scs-
SIGN Of the legislature aud submitted
to tins referendum. The committee
charges that subsidized newspapers
will make every effort to defeat the
law ! insists that 1t is q needed
safeguard to railload employees, effec.
tive IN several states with satisfactory
results, aud should become a law il
South DAKOTA.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-11

The prosperity wave is increasing
daily says President BENJAMIN F..
Bush, CT the Missourim Pacifc-Tron
Mountain system. Il with" he adds,
that the railroads were going to
share equally in the profits with 9th
er lines Of business, but the prevailing
rates are low and operating expenses
are great
MIR. Bush's interview shows that the
Interstate Commerce commission, IN
Ger President Taft. is projecting the
interests Of the people and that
wages We're never higher than they
are at present,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-11
1911 DHOuTH SHOWS EFFECT
Short Lines in Western South Dakota
Report Decrease in Earnings.

The first annual reports to be filed
with the state railway commission by
roads operating in this state are those
of the Pierre, Rapid City and North
western and the Pierre and Iort
Pierre Bridge Railway companies.
Both show a heavy falling off Of bust
ness for the year as compared with
last year. The bridge railway com
pauy has a deficit Of $9,341.19., its re-
ceipts being $1,000 less than for last
year with only 5000 reduction in ope-
rating expenses. The Rapid City'line,
while showing eXces over expenses
Of $45,953.26, also reports that the re-
ceipts owe expenses for last year
were s107, 803, which makes a big re-
duction for that branch of the system,
The reduction was no doubt caused
by the drouth of last year.