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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-03-15
ELECTRICAL
u NOTES 81

The signal corps has nine wireless
stations in Alaska.
II is claimed there Is less shrink.
age OF meats when cooked by electric.
ity.
The General Electric company viii
supply forty electric mules for the
Panama Canal.
A signal will pass over the 200
miles of the Atlantic cable in three
tenths Of second.
New York is installing additional
high-pressure motor-driven fire pumps
in two OF its pumping stations.
There are Il armored telephone ca
bles leaving Manhattan Island with a
total OF 1861 paid conductors.
Berlin employs more than 100 stor.
age battery driven electrical machines
literally TO scrub its we'll kept streets.
The Omaha Light & Power company
uses a portable moto:-driven pump for
pumping water from the underground
conduits.
The city Of Hamburg will build a
three mile monorail railroad 10 test
the availability of the plan TO the
municipal traction system.
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Treatment Of Sciatica.

Electricity was formerly the mystic
remedy OF the quack. but since cleo.
trical apparatus has become so essen.
tial for X-ray work more serious at.
tention has been given by regular
physicians to the physiological effects
of this powerful agent Among the
notable results has been an electrical
method of arresting the degeneration
OF the arteries so common in prema-
ture old age. A new announcement is
that of Doctor Labordie. a French
medical man. who gives details of a
method Of treating sciatica by ioniza.
ton with sodium hyposulphite and
shows what appears to be IN effective
cure for n painful disease. The eff.
fects are attributed in this treatment
to sulphur oxide from electrolytic de
composition instead Of the direct &C
ton OF the electric current itself.
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TELEGRAPH QUICK AND CHEAP
Johnson-vsrIey System Of c5mnunI-
cation Promises 20 Superseds
Slow Morse Signalling.

A revolution Is promised in the new
Johnson-Narley system Of tuned cable.
wire. and wireless telegraphy At q
private press expedition its principles
were clearly calculated by Mr. Var
ley and Mr.. Johnson The system is
based upon the Well-EIown law OF
syntonic synchronism This super
sedes the slow NORGE mailing by
system OF tuned reed repEescnting
letters and numerals sent trom type
keyboard and received u the ether
end by q similarly tuned ype r.cord-
or. In all there are - differently
tuned signals to each machine and
the whole OF these range wllA.n one
semitone. To show that tie rate OF
vibration of these reeds Is UEinhu-
enced by variation oil temperature a
reed was placed IN boiling water
while the one that vas tuned 20 IL
was kept out Of the liquid -et on
vibrating the latter the former was
seen to oscillate in q Ike manner.
The advantages claimed for the new
system are: !. That messages can
be sent four times as fast as by the
Morse code with one transmitter. 2.
Several transmitters can work at the
same time over one cable in both d.
rections. g. Practical elimination OF
skilled operators 4 As result
cheaper rates and Increased speed.
The Johnson-Varley system also
makes possible secret wireless tele-
grams. and all Interference of one
message with another is prevented by
its use. The tuning Of the reeds-by
a mechanical process, not the human
ears absolute and definite. and We
might say illimitable, as the fraction
OF a vibration per second makes all
the difference in the world
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-03-15
New Fire Alarm lrdiratar

A new alarm indicator for fire en-
CINE stations has three panes. behind
which ircandescent lamps can be so
arranged as to show the signaling box
by mineral or special signs. The APP
paratus can be worked b. hand or au-
tomalically by the usual Morse alarm
signals To save the time necessary
for finding on a chart the spot from
which the alarm was sent il Is pro-
posed 10 use translucent map that
would be illuminated by the alarm.
and would have all boxes Of the fire
department area marked BY numbered
disks. The call would also show a
red light behind the disk for the sig
mailing box and another for the sta
ton. so that the best route 10 the fire
would be seen AT glance.
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NEW YORK.-Matthew W. Harbe-
~ son. son of the millionaire founder
of the brick trust and grcat.grandson
of Robert Morris. a signer of the
Declaration of independence. who was
sent to Jail for thirty days for stealing
loaf of bread, has been "erratic" ever
since he fought a duel many years
ago. his mother declared.
Recorder Medina, in Woodcliffe, \.
j.. sentenced Harbeson on complaint
of a grocer who saw him take loaf
from his bread box.
Harbeson. who married maid in
his mothers household, has Ave chill
dren and lives I'm one Of the show
places In Woodcliffe, which his mother
bought for him.
Matthew has not been well since
he was wounded In duel at Kiel uni.
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Espiainino Flow OF Sap.

There IL quite mystery surround
ing the solution of the forces which
start the flow OF sap in the trees. In
yestigations made in the case OF the
maple, which starts rs early rs. IL not
earlier than. any other tree TO flow,
II has been found that the tempera-
ture seems to have only an indirect
influence. The conclusion has been
reached. that neither expansion OF gas
in the wood, nor expansion OF water.
nor expansion of the wood itself. is
the underlying cause of the pressure
which Produces the flow, but that this
pressure arises from the effects OF
temperature in altering the osmCtic
permeability of the pith-ray cells.
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ELECTRICITY HANDY ON FARM
Montana Man Secures Patent on APP
paratus for Operating plows. Har-
rows and Other implements.

Interest in the application OF cleo
tricity 10 the farm recently manifest
ed itself in a patent upon q system for
distributing electricity 20 operate APP
paratps such as plows, harrows and
other farm implements used in the
fields. The patent Is issued 20 Charles
S. Doney, Columbis Falls, Mon'ant.
says the Popular Electricity The IL
lustration conveys something OF the
inventors idea, which Is TO run wires
out from the dynamo and on each
side Of the field. Across the field and
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-03-15

strains Of the band.
I; possible n real mermaid will be
secured TO take part in the dip.
There will be no trouble getting lob
sters for the "claw" dance, 1t Is said
Reggie" Van Toole. popular as q
cotillon leader, has composed catch!
waltz named my Submarine Sue.
which will be played for the first time
In marine public.
A light repast will be served on ses
shells. the food being made water
proof by incasing il In n thin coatins
OF geiatine. Rubber pipes run isor
the yacht above will convey liquid re-
freshment to the guests. who can con
meet with cocktail or cordial by CIV
Ing the correct signal
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mals for sale. bu' a peep inside dis
closed cakes OF various shapes and
colors, the wire Green being used 10
keep out small insects
You must not leave Rio without go.
ing TO the summit OF both Tijuca and
Corcovado. The view you get from
either OF these mountains will stay
with you forever. We. with a party
of friends. motored TO the top OF Ii.
juca. From the base of the mountain
the road zigzags through banana plan.
tations and still more beautiful tropi-
cal veTdure TO the top Near the top
there is quite settlement with good
hotel and Cafe.-G. W. s.
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Deserter's Story Preserved in Stone

IDENTIFY been used TO chronicle the his
tory OF John Nair's shame. The stone
Is OF strange oblong shape. about ter
inches at It's greatest length and sew.
en- inches across. It's thickness is
about three inches. The inscription
covers three-fourths of the smooth
face OF the stone. and the lettering is
wonderfully plain. The letters are
uniformly an inch high and an eighth
OF an inch deep.
Among the hundreds OF persons
who have viewed the tablet In cen
trail city display window, there Is nc
doubt that the inscription is genuine
The letters are the same color as the
stone. a light brown, and there is q
suggestion of freshness. II is gener.
ally believed that tho carving wac
done soon after the historic incident
mentioned in the inscription. 1t is a
peculiar coincidence that Sherer made
his discovery almost on the ami.
versary OF the battle OF Brandywine
The battle was fought Sept. IL, 1777,
l34 years ago.
II Is thought that John Nair, a de.
serter from the continental army. jour
neyed northward toward the Connec.
ticut settlements and stopped to rest
under the tree. In those days the
nearest settlement to Rattlesnake
Pond was historic Wyoming. about %
miles to the south. and this region
was wilderness In the quiet of the
forest the fugitive probably yielded to
a gnawing OF conscience and wrote his
confession upon the tablet. Whether
he lived TO tell 1t with his lips will
probably never be known.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-03-15

cushioning pressure Of dash pot for
the purpose OF retarding the move
ment or rendering It sluggish, the idea
being that when the switch lever is
in one Of IT'S extreme positions 1t
closes one electric circuit and a few
moments afterward opens that circuit
and automatically closes another. A
plan view is shown herewith com
plete. the lever occupying its extreme
position to the left and closing one OF
the circuits.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-03-15
THE
ELECTRICAL
World
NEW SWITCH IS AUTOMATIC
Device for Controlling Electric Cur
rents Made Movable by Hand
in One Direction.

In describing an automatic electric
switch designed by John l.. Polk Of
Meuanls. y. Y. the Scientific Amer
lean says
This automatic switch Is for use in
controlling electric currents, the
switch in one Of its movements being
automatic, and also sluggish In its &C.
ton. More particularly stated a
switch is provided having a lever NOV
able by hand in one direction and
movable in the opposite direction by
the action OF a spring and against the
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Novel Electrical Distribution.

between these two wires runs a PAL,
of wires constituting q movable troll.
ley from which a motor driven trac-
ton engine will take current by means
of second trolley, the whole outfit
being moved up the field as the
ground is prepared BY the piows, har-
rows or drills.
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Electric liqht Signals.

Several tunnels on the Southern Pa
cific are equipped with automatic cleo
trio lighting devices. When the train
IS within hundred feet of the tunnel
the lights go on. warning pedestrians
and affording light for the engineer.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-03-15
Electric Truck-Crane.

TO a distance in the warehouse or
yard, the track picks up the load from
the railroad car or wagon. conveys 1t
TO its destination. and sets or piles II
where desired The short wheelbase
peryits the driving OF the machine
about warehouse and shop aisles.
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Electricity In Dyeino.

Among The tasks imposed in recent
years uGon that busy servant of man.
electricity. is the acting as an assist.
ant In the operation OF dyeing.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17
nEyEh FELT LONESOME
AUNT cYNTrY Rad MANY WAYS
OF Passing THE TIME.


A young wom&n who mover had Wis
tied the uspltth reeentlyY spant somo
weeks thqSe., she Was, GlNipg along
q county, foEd wAaa sA2 fassfd a
ramsAac sale. cabin, aal was hailed ly
an ancient colored woman, with gar
ments hanging in rags upon her with
orol frame.
"Mogn.a', missy" the old nanny
called out. If you GOT Gay ole clo'es
or hats or shoes or medicine yea don't
keer much about. will you p,ease,
mA'am, give EN- 10 Aunt CyntAy?'
The New York girl looked about
with growing pity How DO you Get
along' she asked
oh, sits along all right. | picks
few berries an diles few apples
an5,T raises a few chickens Amt any
nigger tn dis county got IS many
friends 'morss1 dc white people as
Aunt Cy1thy. Dey shol5 IS good to
me-"
DO you live here all alone?"
wal, no, not what you kin call
n'one by myself eggzackly, You see,
set five chillen," The girl cast q
glance around The desolate place, and
the old woman followed ard read the
searching look. Dcys in be grave
yard, she explained "Dcys all dead
but de graYeyaFd8 beia' my do. right
whar Kin keep wGtchin'"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17
KLENOISCENTRAL
The Fast Mail Route
eted to November 1st, 1912.

Nntteelcu 10 November list, 1912.
Trains Leave Cairo
l2:45 a. m, Daily Chicago vestI-
buied It'd, arriving Chicago
10: 40 a. IN.
ia u. m. Daily St LouiB Night
It'd, arriving st. Louis 7.20 a. IN.
sleeping cars open at $50 y. M.
$3.50 q. IA. st. Louis Special.
.3:lo c. m Thehes Accommodation.
500 q. m. Chicago Daily Express.
l1si5 D. M. ST. Louis Fast Mail.
.ll:15 a. IN. Chicago Midday Special
a.45 p. M. Afternoon Express for
st. Louis, odin. Effinghaui. Mat-
toon and Champaign.
.6;15 y. M. Chicago and Eastarn Ex-
press.
i0;45 p, m Chicago Night Express
arriving st chicago 7:b0 a. m.
Local sleeper at station Berths
can be occupied after S::3o u. m.
2:20 u. m. Memphis sDd Nashville.
3:25 g. m. Coach section FOR Menu
phls and New Orleans.
$40 4. m. sleepers only, New Or
leans and Hot Springs.
1920 a, m. Seminole Limited for
birmingham and Jacksonville, fla
600 a m. Padueah and Louisville
Express
1:5i p. n. Daily Memphis and New
Orleans
i:5l p. IA. Daily Nashville, Chatts-
. rooEa and Atlanta.
d:10 p. N. Fulton and Mayf.eld &c.
conmodatlon.
$40 2. M Paducah and Iouis,l lille
SLEEPER, Caira to Louisville.
open at $3.50 p. M.
$40 p. n. Mgmphis and New Or.
leans Special.
For through tickets, sleeping car
accommodation and further in'or-
motion apply at Illinois Central
Passenger station, Cairo, III.
]. II. JONES. Tiatst Ags
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PAclN0TT! MO PJ5H1s
ITALIAN INVENTED A DYNAMO.
WITH RING IMMATURE.
But He Let TIRE Discovery Slua1b@l
and Seven Years Later /; Vas Dc
reloped by Cramraa, the Illus
Ting Belgian.

At a moment when an adm.rlnG
world eca0ts with tie achievements CT
one Italt1a electrical iayapjor, there
passes from the earth in deepest OBJ
security another ItaG@n to whom the
arts and fences are aIa2 under obii-
gaticr, aal the Coa,ras. Is drams.ic.
the Scientific American remarks. Ia-
cideniaiiy il may be noted taat the
country If Volta BY some curioas proo-
oss OF hercdity or continuance always
holds her own ii the industry To Which,
Volta gave birth, bat oaly the student
knows that alongside the G,ean. ing
name Of Marccni may also be set those
OF Paci1oti and L'errar.s.
As far back as IS3l tho gentle I.ai-
ian physician Pacinujti iltgoau -i,a-
idly to rgbuc notice 6 smell electro
magnetic machine, with toothed ring
frmatmc. wh!ca lie pointed cut VIII
prophet, Instinct, vas ay@i.a5e both
rs motor and as a geGa.ator. and
then nothing happened! Bot wAea
the celebrated Cr~mae dynem9 Win
its ring armsture arrested universal
aucnt.ca, ven years latcr taa u2ca-
truaiye nggs casar dug up his t~c tao
ana hia ua>A.na ana showed beyond a
doubt he uas entitled 10 tho cre1it OF
the disoay y. although he Igck 4 fHe
essential siv!rs a1r to ara il l--2
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17
Cairo Bantist.

Corner OF Tenth and Poplar streets
Rev. A. p. Garrett, pastor.
Hours Of service: Morning wor-
Snip ~ am. Evening worship T:4o
Y. T. Q. $50 y. m. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday 7:4F pm. @q
Morning subject, Gods Gift"
Avfning subject, Removing the
Curse"
! Ihere will be g meeting OF. the
sunday school teachers Immediately
aiter the evening preaching services.
AZ teachers are requested to be pres
|ent$ &Ia sSz%ss VT -' = 49,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17
E-1e'1ails in Suruerv.

In a number Of sEia-graftiHg opera
items he has recently carried cut q
philadelphia physician has used the
lining Of cgs shells instead cf hu-
man skin. One Of thc patlcGts he is
reported TO have successfully treated
in this way was woman. who had the
skin burned of her back The Ehysi-
cram declares tlat tEa suffering #hieh
mas been imposed ON human donors
Of skin for such operations Is uuGeoes-
gary. u4ly fresh agE --r b ga11
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17
(Eniscopal.l

- tfAGNNfftAS
Twenty-fcurth Sunday After Trinity.
corner of Washington avenue and
Sixth street. Rev. FIR. A. DeRosses
pastor.
Regular hours of service: Sunday,
Holy communion at o'clock 1. m.
Morning service and sermon 1t IL
O'Clock. Evening prayer and ser
mon at 7:36 O'Clock. Sunday school
at $3.50 n. m. Week days: Holy COM
munion daily at a. M; morning
prayer daily at 9 o'clock; and also
the litany on Wednesday and Friday
evening prayer every day at 3 p. m i.
except on Friday when 1t is at 1880
p. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17

thine has arrived for a get-togethel
movement in Cairo. With conf
dence restored, the Commercial cllt
and the Cairo Retail Merchants
Association should experience no
difficulty in find ng new members.
With an increased membership. tho
organizations will be possessed of
enough STR agth TO work effectively
in the interests of the city. Th9y
should be hearty cooperation not
only between the members, but a.so
between the clubs:
The time has arrived for sthe exs
ploitat.on OF Cairos many adsant1t
ages. The city was greatly DANA ss1b
by untruthful reports concerning the
nsarner in which it was 'affetted BY
the, flood CT last spring and 4 sgs-
tematic manner of repairing this
damage should be found at once.
The two clubs have committees
appointed for the special purpose 81
seeking and applying means Of cre-s
ating publicity for tho city, but so.
far as can be ascertained at this
time, the committees have not made
any effo~t to get together One or
two OF the members have ATTEMPTED
TO do little boosting without as-I
s,stance from the others, but, it Isl
not this kind Of advertising that gets
the best results.
The membership committees Of the
two clubs should get busy at oace
The members should not find II FOL
difficult rev to obtain new names
for the membership roll as they
found It a month or two ago. While
the Membership Comm tees are AZ,
work, the publicity committees
should formulate plans flo an az
vertising campaign Would it not
be a good idea to call joint meet
ing of the clubs to celebrate tie
citys slctofysin the fevoc apportioa
ment matter and also to create &c
thus asm that win oo.srt for some
thing?
Ii Cairo desires to grow biz II
citizens, will have to got out an. doI
things We cannot afford to wait
for prosperity we must 90 after i
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17

The Bulletin takes this occasion
to invite each of its readers to at
tend tho Farmers Institute meetings
which will be held in Cairo Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday of
this week Come and see what the
scientists are doing to lessen the Ia
hors and increase the profits Of the
farmer, City folks who aspire 10
the simple life, are urged to attend.
An experienced farmer can fnCrease
his knowledge by attending tho
meetings Just think Of the benefits
that the aspiring city nan will 10
able to ohtainl
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17
Second Christian Church,

Corner OF Thirty-second and Pop
lar -rcctg =.
Bible school at 9:45 a m: COM
munion and preaching at II a N.
Endearor at $50 p. m; preaching al
1880 p. m. Teachers't training class
each Monday evening. Lesson study
and prayer meeting each Wednesday
night. All are cordially welcome at
all Of these services.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17

The Christian Science society
meets at the Jewish Synagogue, 1105
Commercial avenue. every Sunday
forenoon at IL O'Clock and every
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend all services Sunday school at
.g:30.
Il Subject for tomo~row's Lesson,
i@Mortals IND Immortals." Golden
test, Proverbs 1928 In the way
of righteousness in life; and in tho
pathway thereof there is no death.
Sunday school at $50 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17

Several days ago our esteemed
contemporary declared that the I'M
certainty OF Mr.. Taft's reelection
was one of the reasons why the rail
roads had not gotten togatser on the
levee natter Doesn't it seem
strange that they should get together
so soon afte- Mr. Taft's defeat and
definitely settle the matter? Perhaps
it was Mr.. TAFT whom they feared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17

The buy -at-home mover enta IS
gaining strength II would be fine
if every resident Of the city would
spend his or her money at home, 7.
would mean moe profits for the
business men and more wages for the
clerks. Bear this in mind the mex.
time you start to write yoIr order
from a Ilail-orde9- house book OF
promises,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17

Rev G II. Brooks, of Los Angeles,
Calf, trance speaker, win lecture in
Odd Fellows Hall Sunday evening at
half past seven. Subjects taken from
the audience After the lecture Mr.,
Brooks viii give messages and tests.
Mr. Crooks is the missionary of the
National spirltualist Society The
public IS most cordially invited to at
tend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17
Or,GiT of PoouIar Savirr

Tne origin Of the saying that ii
takes nine t&ilors to make a. man ia
thought By some to be a corruption OF
nine tellers make man." the tel.
lers' being another name for tolls"
oA bell. The English custom was to
strike three times three tolls Or tel
lar3" On the passing bell for tha death
@: man. Il was three times two for
c WcG21.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17
PRESBYTERIAN Churrh

Corner EighteeL,h street and
Washington avenue Rev. Alfred NJ.
Eells, pastor.
Regular hours Of service: morn
Ing II o'clock; evening 1880 o'clock;
sunday school 10 o'clock; junior
Christian Endeavor 2:30 O'Clock;
Senior Christian Endeayor 6:38vn
M; prayer meeting Wednesday
light 1890 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17
RELIGIOUS NEWS
First Christian Church

Corner 18th and Poplar streets
Lords supper and preaching al
1l:o0 a. m, and preaching at 7:45
p. m. Bible school at 9:45 a. m,
and Christian Endeavor prayer meat
ing at e:3o p. m. Mid-week meet
ing, Wednesday at 7:45 ID. III
Alden Il, Wallace, pastor. Pastor j
Office at the church. Office hours,
1880 to 1880 a m. each day
Residence 250S Walnut. Bell phone
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-17

neiag the original remedy. users
csgoct more astonishing results from
II gricile 'han the would l59k fcr
tlc.F aa, othet preparation ard thog
uscal'v set taan. 50 wondcyful has
locn the s&ecCss Of this ger-niolda
.ta4t Ii n h9w oeniEed as the
STANDARD hair remedY Of The wodd.
\ s@4s'n isis}e-hil:ss. ~, candtulTs germ,
.thcehs {allins 2a1f sHt stops It's hsg
lei tae sealp alRdst a.s.antly
Nav 5ro' Harpieida IN zoe ana
$l.oe sizes is sold By al dealers who
ene @nfce it 10 dc all THAT is claimed.
lf yol ace not satisfied yaar mon
VIII lie refan led.
applications ohtdnabla al the
socd barber sAops Insist On having
veal Eorpisido. Send &c IN postage
Tor sample and hook TO The EferpI-
eide Co. nert. r. petroit, Mica,
9aTl G. sahah & sons, Special
AcQats. ~Adyt.