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Arnt.
23.11
40 15
26.75
35.74
11.14
16 8t
30.14
40 16
40 1.1
23.91
21.14
35.73
36.75
36.76
85.76
86.76
10.11
17.79
20.21
17.79
.44
.34
.47
13.14
18.14
12.11
17.96
19.11
21.14
19.16
19.15
21.14
19.16
19.16
19.16
21.94
21.84
24.96
It. 41
24.84
10.12
22.64
22.64
25.92
26.14
10.12
26.15
26.16
24.10
22.96
14.13
13.88
15.79
I. 69
27.16
26.14
25.14
26.14
26.14
24.14
19.12
23.48
.75
14.32
23.48
14.52
2.1.48
12.86
17.14
14.15
12.43
27.34
27.34
14.15
80.63
30.63
30. 6S
30.63
29.76
25.14
26.14
29.79
29.76
II. 12
41.12
38.19
45.15
35.76
45.14
84. IS
15.14
33.14
13.24
33.14
33.14
34.18
34.18
40.15
38.75
8.57
86.70
31.18
63.13
81.18
31.18
27.67
.28
32.41
32.41
29.34
36.18
34.18
34.13
34.18
20.14
84.18
22.14
22.14
, 24.14
27.14
19.46
34.18
28.14
29.36
24.nl
26.81
.23
24.81
18.43
24.41
24.41
18.07
13.07
14.78
20.08
23.63
24.84
24.64
26.14
26.14
14.78
28.14
22.22
13.86
24.86
24.64
14.15
25.14
25.14
25.88
18.88
18.86
24.64
18.86
24.84
I. 8.86
7.32
.28
24.64
24.64
23.63
24.64
14.14
24.64
14.14
18.86
24.81
18.86
24.81
24.64
24.81
.27
24.81
25.46
18.41
25.44
18.41
25.48
23.67
25.46
25.44
18.86
26.18
II. 99
3.45
23.45
23.45
22.35
23.45
11.69
17.90
22.35
1.69
23.45
18.14
22.46
22.48
22.46
18.60
17.98
18. 50
18. 60
17.98
7.60
21.64
22.68
17.85
10.79
22.68
2.48
17.98
15. 90
10.15
17.42
18. 60
18.15
18.15
17.80
9.52
18.98
15.61
18.23
9.49
.47
16.98
9.45
17.50
17.98
9.62
18.50
13.61
17.98
17.98
18.45
17.43
18.48
17.43
17.43
14.90
.21
14.13
17.27
8.61
8.97
9.37
17.43
10.23
16.08
14.11
17.79
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16.08
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16 08
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iMt. Blk. Arnt UmI. Blk. Arnt.
7 288 11.48 6 294 M 08
' 8 288 13.48 T 294 17.71
9 288 1S.41 8 294 14.11
10 2M 11.48 9 394 14.11
11 2 11.48 10 ; 294 17.79
13 188 1 7.79 11 294 14 13
t 289 14.0 J 24 17.73
2 29 14 04 t 296 14 II
I 2X9 4.26 8 2 7.17
4 2V 14 80 8 ! 295 17.79
I 289 17.79 4 296 14 80
7 2 9.41 29B 17.79
I 289 17.79 I I' 17 79
9 389 17.79 7 ' ' 296 14.71
10 289 9.41 8 296 11.08
It 289 17.79 r 17.79
12 289 17.79 10 , 296 .4l
1 290 17.79 II J96 9 41
2 i'l 290 16.71 12 296 17.79
3 290 17.79 I J94 14.11
4 290 16.08 J9 16 08
6 290 17.82 8 ' , 2'6 17.79
4 290 17.82 4 !96 17.79
7 290 17.27 6 24 1.73
8 290 9.41 7 198 14.41
9 290 17.83 8 294 9.39
10 290 17.82 9 294 14.43
11 290 17.83 10 294 17.79
U 290 18.16 11 294 14.11
I 291 18.08 12 294 17.79
1 291 16.08 1 ' 297 11.24
3 291 14 .12 297 11 ti
4 291 16.71 4 297 7.67
6 291 16.08 6 297 7.67
6 291 12.21 6 297 . 23
7 291 14.12 J 297 .23
8 291 . 16.71 a 297 17.29
9 291 17.79 9 297 7.67
10 291 17.71 10 297 . 76
11 291 14 13 11 297 8.21
13 Pt 18 20 1 i7 .71
2 2 17 79 Outlota, Dakota
6 292 It! 12 City.
8 292 17.79 Out
10. 292 14.12 .ot Arnt.
11 292 1 4 12 83 87
12 292 14.08 10 3.87
1 293 17.79 4i 8 17
2 293 14.12 n 8.17
3 293 14.12 lot 4. it
4 293 17.79 lot 4.11
C 293 14.12 101 4.U
6 29.1 17.78 104 4.11
7 293 1.26 me 4.11
9 293 16 ol Fractional Bloeka.
10 3 1778 Blk- Arnt
11 293 16.71 25 15.14
12 293 18.23 SO t.84
2 294 14.12 79 t.34
3 294 17.29 128 1.34
4 294 14.12 133 6.84
6 294 . 23 227 .64)
VVUficix my Hand and ofllclal aeal this
rv'j 4 i!-iiiK r:,N
lnt day of October. A. 1. 1908,
8eal. W. J. Mannlntf.
Count y Treasurer of Dakota County, Na-liruKka.
A Sort ilen t'prlnlac
It Ik linrri nomcllmcs for the old on J
the young to nrrlvi no n common point
of comprehension. The old lmly uml
tho Sunday school lwy In the following
story, token from Answer, did finally
arrive nt nn iindcrKtundlng, but not
until the boy lind milTered ilamitgp to
his feelings, if not to his poastiMlon,
A picnic wan In progrena, mid the be
nevolent nnd elderly lady took much
enjoyment In Hoeing the delight of th
children who were dlnortlnR tliem
lelves In her grounds.
Xhc went from one to another, anylng
a few kind words to eflcu. rrcaontly
he twnted herself on the grans IhkIi1o
Tommy, a little boy with golden curl
and till angelic expression. But aa soou
as lie observed her sitting beside him.
Tommy set up an ear-plerclng howl.
"Have you the stomach-ftcheV" she
asked, anxiously.
"No, I ain't!" annpiied .Tommy.
'Terhapa you would like aome uiiire
cake?"
"No!" roared the angelic child. Wot
I want 1 my frog wot I patched !"
"Frog?"
"Yes, my frog! You're sitting on
Breaking th Ntmj
The matrimonial failure of Tat,
bartender lu tho center of the city, nan
keen common knowledge for omt
time, and It has also been no secret
that Pat really does not blama bla
irlfe for her impatience with his hab
its. Pat is In dead earnest when be
lays that his wife really is too good
for him and deserves a divorce, which
the self-abasing Pat would gladly
(rant her if it wasn't so expensive.
The good faith of Pat in this respect
was, however, never more forcibly Il
lustrated than during the severe at
tack of pneumonia from which he has
lust recovered. "Pat, the doctors say
fou are very sick," said his wife dur
ing her visit to the hospital one day.
What do they renlly say? You can't
hurt (me by telling the truth," au
iwered Pat. "Well, Pat, they say that
you cannot live," whlsiered tho wife,
finally yielding to Pat's Insistent de
mand for the truth. "Dou't you believe
It. Doctors make a habit of bottling
rat hopes to the last," drawled Pat in
bis wearisome style. "They are only
brenklng the news to you gently. 1
am going to gut well." Phlladi'lphla.
Record
Mexico plans to spend $25,000,000 In
tb near future In experiments in lrrt
gntloii. t
, A tck'graphlng typewriter that may
be attached to any typewriter Is a re
cent invention.
, The United Htates In 11107 produced
lU.00Ti,n.T3 Itarreln of petroleum, an In
crease of nearly 40,000,000 barrels over
190(5.
Ten coal briquet ting plants In the
United States produced .'U53 short
ton last year, worth on the market
$214,042.
A compauy 1h being formal at Relle
fonte, Pn., to manufacture brick the
chief Ingredient of which will lie fur
nace slug.
The waste products of nearby coal
nine are utilize! to furnish the city
of Amherst, Nova Scotin. with heat
and iiower.
Berlin's firemen wear water tight
Jacket which may be nibnt from the
hone, affording the W4arer protection
Trom the lwnt. .
Klectrlc railways of the United
Statiw hiive attained it traekniro of
ver 40.04MI mile, nearly one-fifth that
Of the steam lines.
In Japan a company is manufactur
ing a pi-isluct from volcanic ashes
of Islands often overflowed, 8l.lr
streams with low, damp hanks, and un
der thick trees where lenrea collect and
Rlowly decoy txwath their branches.
The edible jmrt Is ouly the fruit and Is
In slxe as the apple to the tree; for
under the 4ll, unsought and nnob
served. Is hklden nn Interwoven mtwh
of tender white filaments, forming
what the scientists call the mycelium,
and doing the same work aa the roots
of trees. After a warm ruin tho "fruit"
appears quickly, 'so that it has been
supposed that these and other mush-
room forms spring np In a single night ;
They do "spring up" In at few hours, '
but they have been hiding under the '
soli almost full grown wafting for- the
favorable moment. And when they np-,
pear they are dull rrcntn-colored oval
pouchon, pitted all over and held op on
a hollow white stem. No other fungus
growth looks nt all like them, so for
the skeptic afraid 4f eating poisonous
mushrooms, there need-be no fear.
They are to be found not often la
the near woods, but farther, in te
dense wilds where overhanging branch
es snap against your shoulders, and the
leaves of last fall crackle beneath your
feet. Your eyes must cover yards of
ground, since the dull crenm of the
morels Is not too bright against the
grays nnd tans and brown of the doad
loaves and the damp soil. Sometime a
luscious cluster of three or four stands
huddled together in a clump of trees ;
sometimes a space a few feet In diam
eter will produce a couple of dosen;
sometimes you And a single large mor
el, proudly alone, measuring five incbee
A WAYSIDE SHRINE IN THE ALPS.
MS
tr , i ... L
f
tLA -
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1
PIIAYEK BEFORE ASCENDING TUB MATTERHOKN.
One of the grandest mountain peaks in the world la the Matterhorn, which
rises to a bolght of 14,835 feet between the canton of Valals, Switzerland, and'
the Vol d'Aoata, In Italy. Many have been the lives sacrificed in scaling this
magnificent peak, and many are the narrow escapes from death recorded.
On the way to make an ascent of this perilous mountain it is usual for climb
ers and their gulden to stop at one of the many wayside shrines to offer a
prayer for safety on their expedition. The accompanying illustration, taken
from the Illustrated London News, depicts such a shrine. The scene la a
beautiful one, showing in the foreground a touching net of fulth and devotion,
and in the background the flashing white peak of the mountain on which the
climocrs are about to venture their lives.
Cau and Effect.
Only in the United States do many
poople, on rising from ImhI, eat, n big
meal, often including biH'fsteak, haul
and eggs, fried potatoes, hot cakes, hot
biscuits, mush and syrup.
Only lu the Untied States do many
people eat flesh food three times a day.
Only lu the United Statis do many
people swallow their meals with oue
eye on the clock. .
Ouly in the United States do many
people take coffee or ice water with all
their meals. Including dinner.
The people of the United States con
sumo vastly more cane sugar per cpplta
than any other nntloiv In the world.
On the other Ljd, the United States
leads the world in doctors, dyspepsia
and dentists. It has more doctors per
capita than any other country except
Australia, iVhere they eat even more
meat than do Americans.
In Bulgaria, with a population of
only 2,500,000, where the mass of the
people live on sour milk and black
bread, there are more centenarians
than In the United States.
Draw your own conclusions.
la a, Nltrugtyecrla "Hill."
In the "danger area" the seven!
discipline Is maintained. All en
trances aro carefully guarded !J
searchers, who rigorously examine ev
ery Individual that desires to enter,
relieving hi m of any metallic objects
that may be carried upon his person,
together with matches and other sus
picious objects which upon coming into
contact with tho dangerous chemical
used in this tone might provoke seri
ous trouble. No matter how often an
employe eugagod within the bill may
pass In aud out, every time he en
ters be must submit to this prelimi
nary and essential operation. There
are also some 500 girls employed, and
these are under the clurge of matrons
Hairpins, ordinary pins, shoo buttons,
metal pegs within the soles of tb
shoes, knitting and other needles are
all religiously burred. Their balr !i
tied with braid or ribbon, and, ot with
the male employes, every time they
enter the "danger area" they are sim
ilarly searched by the matrons. Sel
es tine America.
which Is a good substitute for cement
for many purposes.
A recetit account of the natural his
tory collections of the British Museum
contains the statement that the num
ber of specimens of Insects on exhibi
tion there was In 1004. 1.018,000. They
belong to no less than 152,072 named
species. The Coleoptera (beetles)
number St8,000; the Lepldoptera
(moths, butterflies), 355,707. There
are C7.300 species of Coleoptera and
41,210 species of Lepldoptera repre
sented. Yet entomologists believe that
the larger part of the Insect species of
the world baa not yet been named or
discovered. In a work on a single
family of tlay beetles (the Pselnphl
d), Mr. A. Itaffray mentions more
than 8,000 species, and expresses the
belief that those do not represent oue
thlrd of the existing forms.
It will prububly be nmny years, says
Prof. O. 11. Hitchcock, before visitors
to the Hawaiian Islands will have an
other opportunity equal to that pre
sented during the past summer of see
ing the volcano of Klluueu lu magnifi
cent eruption. Kllnuen bus the great
est active volcanic crutcr on the earth,
comparable, In fuct, in extent w:th
some of the small lunar craters. At
the end of June the crater contained
a lake of molten lava 800 feet long by
400 feet wide. In places the boiling
lava explodes, throwing musses of
niolteu fluid 30 or 40 fe4't high, nnd
after each outburst tho surrounding
lava is sucked Into a vortex like that
of a maelstrom, solidified caUcs 15 or
20 fi-et In diameter being turned up
on edge and drawn in. At another
point ou the lake the upwelllng of lava
from benenth rcaeuiblcs an enormous
pring. Crusts four to six feet high
are Hliovctl upon the shore like cakes
Of Ice in n spring flood. The glare of
the molteu lake can he txvu at night
more than thirty miles away.
FEAST FROM THE WOODS.
the
All
Morel Declared the Ileat ol
tha Mualiroouia, y
You lack a most delicious dish if
fou never, have morels, the Ixnt of
tuishrootuM, en your table; uml you are
(ailing te get your money's worth If
fou buy them lu the market when you
night be gathering theui yourself nnd
laving la atldltlou to the feast the fun
f tramping through unfrequented,
uolst wood, says the Kansas City
Itar.
They are te be found In the rich soil
bi height and a good three inches In
diameter, and when Oil Fia ph h nnio
lnden with' the treasures of forest nnd
neia you have a feast before von. Tnn
cleanse your morels under the faucet,
ice uiem lie half an hour In salt water,
roll them In egg and cracker crumbs
aud after twenty minutes of slow fry
ing in butter, your bantmet i r-i,iv
with much the fine flavor of oysters
Just ot their prime and done to a turn. .
LOWERING THB FLAG. '
Tha Itearnlatloa Method f Half
Bfaatlnaj tha Colora.
The method of showing honor to the
dead through the position of the flag,
placing it ot half mast It Is termed
In naval circles, In the army., at half
staff Is described In Article 41. par
agraph 428, of the United States army
regulations os follows:
"Where the flag Is displayed nt half
staff it Is towered to that osltlon
from the top of the staff. It is after
wurd hoisted to the top before It Is
flnnlly lowered."
"At military posts." sold n sergeant
of the army recruiting station, "where
the flag staff Is planted In the ground
It Is usunlly In two swtlons nnd aboit
eighty feet high. Wheu the flag Is
plni'd nt hnlf staff it is customary
lower It to the middle of the upper
section, which ui this case Is c nsld
ored the staff. At forts nnd other (Mjsrs
where flags are on top of buildings he
flag, when placed nt hnlf staff, is hunt
ing from the middle of the staff, the
central point of the flag. C:e lower
'orucr of star section coinciding w(th
a point midway betweeu the tcp a-d
bottom or the staff."
"When n flag Is placed at half mutt'
In the navy." wild a lieutenant of th;
I'n't'il St.itcs mtvftl ri'crii!t!iig station,
'the distance between the top or ,
lag nnd the top of the mat; is uimlu t
Miial approximately the distance he
tween the bottom of the fl.'g .uul ;he
huso of the tnast." Kniikiih City ' !me.
Tnn l a Kind.
"Oh. George, Blghed the lovitilck
maiden. "I'm sure I'm wot worthy U
be your wife."
"Well." replied Georgt weurlly,
not worthy to be your, husband.
we're Just aimut ereuly matched."-
Philadelphia Hicks,
"I'm
When two members of the same tm
Ily uieot lu the rtmt. thi y always tut:
to have something dlH.".grevub!c to t
nbout.
