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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
A rural village, through i,s orcon nd

A rural village, through its organ, ad-
vertises for immigrants--surrounding far
mers need help, is the ostenaible excuse,
but the actual reason il, votes needed in
October. The capture and domestication
Of few hundred until about October Goth
seems to be the aim. 1t is notstated ii the
wages earned are to be paid out of the
treasures Of Plain or Center to wnships or
Bowling Green corporation, nor il the far
mer-cmployers will have to foot the bills.
Most likely the latter, as cash is short
in the local treasures since last winter.
That Columbus business cost n great deal.
For the benefit Of interested parties il may
be well TO state that there are 10000 idle
men in Chicago Toledo Rerier.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09

The Rep"biie magazine for July 10 at hand.
Lake previous numbers this one is full cf val
uable and interesting material. II is the only
political magazine devoted TO the interests OF
the Republican party. and as sueh il ought Ia
receive the liberal support ofthe friends of the
cause. The R'P"biie is doinR lie best to make
the enminR campaign q vigorous one. II is
thoroughly in earnest. snd ifihe party bes.mrs
infused with its spiri, We shall rrverse the
verdict ~ last fall The JHIy number begina
the fifth volume. Now is the time 10 subscribe.
Only 81 wear, SeLd tn Republic Publ ish.
ing Co, Washington. d. G.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
GUARDIANS SALE.

ur' Emoh as Guardian In Proba.: Court.
Lewis Emch, ct al. Wood county, o.
By vinue Of an order Of sale to me issued
aud tested by the Probate Court of W tod
cuunty, Ohio, shall offer for sale, at and up.
on the premises, on
Saturday JuIy 10th, 1915,
at2 o'cl0ek. ?. NJ, the following lands aud ten
ements, t0-wii:
Ten acres sf land described as the south
half of the norIh half 0f the nnrth bali OF the
south half of the northwest quarter Of section
number seventeen (l7b in Tuwnship number
seven (7i north,T Range nnmber twelve M
east. IN WSod e1unty, Ohio.
Appraised at 5000.
Terms Of sale -one-third down, balance in
one and two years. with interest secured By
mortgage. Said land will be sold aubjnct io the
rights Of the tenant IN this years share
Of crops. URs EAcH, Guardian.
llbSl is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
Effects OF the Trial.

"Cross-c examinations" are now OF daily
occurrence in Brooklyn families. For in
stance, the other day at the breakfast table
OF a wclI.known resident of Picrrepont
street the following colloquy took place
Pitter JiRiiias lin stern voice, to
pretty daughter aged twenty)-"Julia, who
was that young man that was here last
Julia with delibcration)-"A friend"
Fathcr-"lIow late did he stny ?"
Julia-"I don't remember"
Father-"What Is his name -
Julia-"l can't recollect."
Father-Whcre does he live ?"
Julia (quickly)-"Hes moved"
Father (reprovingly)-."Don't answer
me IN that evasive manner. Did he kiss
you before leaving"
A young sister who had been reading the
trinl turning to rich old bachelor uncle)
- object; the question is leading"
Father-"I insist upon an answeT--ycs or
no-and will put the question in another
form. Was there any salutation Of the
lips?'
Julia (absently)-"M memory fails me
in matters of detail, although" with n
pausel "there might have something of the
kind"
At this point the breakfast ended
Brooklyn Argus.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09

Three great railway mAgnates-Jewett,
Of the Erie, Vanderbilt, Of the New York
Central, and Scott, of the Pennsylvania
Ccntral-are trying to get ahead Of Gar
rett, of the Baltimore & Ohio. The latter
Is the great bear Of transportation rates.
while they would "bull" the charges to
extortionate rates. Much the same contes.
was waged several years ago, when Dean
Richmond was the head center Of the anti
Garrett ring. The combination failed then,
and we believe il will fail now.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
Tuu HsALrH RITonX "a for July contain.

THH HsALrH REVOKM ER for July contains a
rich store Of valuable infnrma atinn on subjects
pertaining n health and kindred topics. The
table OF cOnteuts includes the following among
other interesting articles: Physical Effects of
Alcohol: Dress Reform; Criminal RESPONSE.
bility Diagnosis of a Cold Discussion Of
the Salt Question; Bathing Parlnr Lectures,
NJ. The New Treatment Of Fever. The
Pe"ples Department. Dietetics and Seasnna-
BILE hints are also of more than ordinary inter-
est Every family can he benefited by read
! ng this magazine. Published at Battle Creek,
Mich. Specimen copies sent free.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09

TO THE yOTERs OF WOOD COUNTY,

II having been reported that the build
ings at Perrysburg, to be donated to the
county for a Court House and Jail, will
not be finished before they are transferred
to the county, we wish to sny to voters,
that unless said buildings are complete and
in every respect in frst-clOss condition,
free from encumbrance, prior to the Octo-
her election, we will not ask any one to
vote for the Removal Of the county seat
BY order Of the
PERRYsBuRo COUNTY SEAT COMMITTEE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09

The Nus this week has commenced tho
thread-beRr dodge Of manufacturing com
munications; two appearing, one over the
signature Of Snip and the other "Grang.
er." These are pure inventions and should
be credited to the piOus department Of the
" Young Mems Christian Association" If
they expect to pass of longer this kind OF
tsaddlc upon the people it will be neces-
sary 10 set upthe plea of insanity for them
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
SMERIFF's SALE.
Dan1 FitEburgh, Trustee Of !
tue estate Of J. s. Wads- In '
worth, deceased.

Danl FitEbureh, Trustee of
tue estate Of J. 3. Wads- / In Wood Co., o.
worth, deceased. ConFt ~
vs.. Common Pleaa
William wixon.
By virtue Of an order Of sale. issued IN the
above entitled cause, by the CLERK OF The Court
of Common Pleas of Wond eeuHty. Ohia, and
u mo directed aud delivered. I will Offer for
sale ~ public vendue. At the front door Of lbs
Court-h"uss in Bowling 0veen. on
TaSsday, August "a, 1878,
between 10 and ii o'eloek A. NJ, ~ said day,
the following described real SslsIs. to.Wil:
The west half Of the west half OF The nnrlh.
west Quarter OF fractional sscihn number thir-
~ $50 town six t0l north, range twelve (l2j
east, in Wood county, Ohio. AID cnnia lining
fnrtv.f'uT and foTiy hnndIsdths (I4 aHd
40-lO0) acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale, eash. Appraised at $500.
&C, BAIRD, SheriA.
a d. X. HoLLESBseK, PlrHs Att'ys.
June 80. 1878. IlrSS 70
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09

During the epidemic Of intermittents In the
West this season, the whole immense stock OF
Ayers Ague Cure became exaustsd, and the
producing power ~ his Irbrhtery was fou I'd
inadequate TO meet the demand. Many who
knew its extraordinary virtues for tie cure Of
CHILLs AND FEvER, paid exorbitaut pricrs for
it, This AeUs Guns il said. BY those who use
il to never fail. Reader, il ron must have
medical aid. take the best Of medicine. POoF
remedies are dear, a. good are cheap. at any
price you have 10 pay for em.-CAarIeston
Courier
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
ADVERTISERS GAZETTE.

JoURSAL OF INFORMATION TO ADvsRTIa-
ERs. hDIrioN. $500 cOPIEs. PrBLIsupD WEKK-
1T. TEHns. 81 PKR ASEVH. IN IDV1HcE.
Five specimen copies different dates) IN one
New York. Csc. r. RoWELL 4 Co., Ediloss
and Publishers. TEs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09

A Cuban dollar is now worth only thir-
t,en cents, but they keep on calling 1t n
dollar Just for the fun Of the thing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09

HATS & GAPS.
A LARGE assortment si
"A o. BEAcHs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
AT NAPOLEON.

At Napoleon the day we all love to eel
citrate was not as pleasant, at least to some,
as might be desired, if the following from
n correspondent to the Toledo Commercial
presents true cartoon Of the facts;
Most everybody was cxasperated, drunk
or very Petulent by l2 NJ. when fighting
became general and indiscriminate all
along Perry street. Men with faces pound.
ed to the consistency and color of raw beef
steak tore frantieally down the streets and
disappeared in the turbulent crowds. |
saw one individual get down on his knees
and beseech another TO strike him. Driven
to the last stages OF drunken debauch, men
rushed at each other with beer mugs. bot
ties, clubs and knives, Several skulls were
ornamented with jewels by having tumblers
nicely embedded therein, others had holes
bored through for the same and so the be-
witehing hours passed on.
Meantime, the fremen paraded and gave
us an exhibition Of No. rs capacity for
ejecting Auid, and our Base Ball Club
sweltered through five innings.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
Perrysburg Hotel Co.
SUBSCRIPTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4 Books have been opened for Subscriptions
O., ~ 1ne OApI'sI l a. stock Of the PsnytbnIE nCls
Of PsTrysbnTg
By order Of
IN Rheinfrsnk. Andrew Roach =
James u; Pierce, Henry Thornton
-. 1ohn q. Hoffman, Clemens Leaf,
Of said Compasy,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
New Furniture House.
i. DAVID aITzI.ER

Il. DAVID SITZLER
HAV ING removed my Cabinet WaTeroom
IL and Shop to the eoTnsT Of Loaitisns Ave-
nue. ana Railroad, would inyiie my fFisnds sna
patrons TO the new location
Those desiring Ia get faTniture sf any hind
WI liPlease cal and examine my stock Of While
. hne selection will be kept alw ayE on hand.
Collins of VarionS siass on hand, or made
In order. 9as
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21

lieutenant of Vasqnez, visited his
mother, who resides in that town, last
night, and was much affected when
speaking of the hanging of VasgneZ.
He cried like a child. He went from
his mothers to a restaurant, was re-
cognized by the proprietor, and went
about two or three saloons where he
was known. In the meantime the res
taurant maj aud others had sufficient
ly recovered from their fright to give
the alarm, and a crowd of citizens was
soon on the track OF the bandit, but
nothing more was seen of him. The
sheriff and deputies were in San Jose,
and the search was conducted without
system. There are many friends of
Cha, ez living in the town who would
aid him to escape. While talking in a
saloon Chavez said there We're two men
in the town that he wanted, and that
was what brought him there.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21

ty cents, and of the weight Of five
grams; the twenty-cent piece shall be
legal tender at it's nominal value for
any amount not exceeding five dollars
in any one payment; that ip adjusting
the weight of the twenty cent piece,
the deviation of the standard weight
shall not exceed u and one-haif
grains; and in weighing a large mum
Der OF pieces together, when delivered
by the coiner to the superintendent,
and by the superintendent TO the de
positor, the deviation from the stand
ard weight shall not exceed two-hun-
dredths OF an ounce in one thousand
pieces; that all laws now in force in re
lation to the coins of the United States
and the coming CT tie same shall, as
far AS applicable, have full force and
effect in relation to the coin herein
authorized, whether those laws are
penal or otherwise, and whether they
are for preventing counter.eiting or
a%baselnellt, for protecting the cnrren-
cy, for regulating the process of coin
ing and the preparation therefor, or for
the security of the coin, or for any 9TH
er purpose.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21
PR RESIDENTS AND VICE RESI-
DENTS OF THE UNITED STATES,

1889. George Washington and John
Adams; two terms no oppositi"n..
1917. John Adams; opposed by
Thomas Jefferson. who. having the
next hige,t electoral Vote, became Vice
President.
1901. Thomas Jefferson and Aaron
Burr; beating John Adams and
Charles G.. P~inckney.
1s05. Thomas Jefferson and George
Clinton; beating Charles T.. Pinckney
aud Rufus King.
1909. James Madison and George
Clinton; beating Charles e. Pinck nev.
1913. James Madison and Elbridge
Gerry; beating Dewitt Clinton.
1877. james Monroe and Daniel ID.
rompkins; beating Rutns King.
1871. James Monroe and Daniel ID
Tompkins; bealing John Quincy AID
ans.
1875. John Quincy Adams and Johr
G.. Calhoun; beating Andrew Jackson,
Henry Clay and VIM. Ii. Crawford
there being four candidates for iresi-
lent-and Albert Gallitan Tor Vice
President.
ls29. Andrew Jackson and John e.
alhoun; beating John Quincy AID
ans and Richard Rush.
1888. Andrew Jackson and Martin
Van Buren,; beating Henry Clay, John
Floyd, and William Writ for Pre>l-
dent, and William Wilkins. John Sar
gent and Henry Lee for Vice Presi.
dent.
1887. Mar in Van Buren, and Rich
ard NJ. Johnson; beating General Win.
IL. Harrison, Hugh l.. White ana
Daniel Webster for President, and
John Tyler for Vice President.
lS4l, Vim. IL. Harrison and John
TYLER: Beating Marin Van Buren, fol
President and Litlleton w. TazewelI
Tor Vice President. Harrison died ONT
month after his Inauguration, and
John Tyler became President for til,
balance oi the term.
1915. James X. Polk and George NJ
Dallas; beating Henry Clay and lheo
dore Freelinghuysen.
1919 Zachary Taylor and Millart
Fillmore; beating Lewis Ca>> and Mar
tin Van Buren, for President, and Wn.
O. Butler and e. +. Adams for Vic,
President. Taylor died July 9Th, ls5u
and Willard Fillmore became Pres,
dent.
1888. Franklin Pierce and William
II. King; beating Winfield Scott ane
w. A. Graham.
1857. Jants Buchanan and John G.
Breckinr!dge: beating john G.. Ere
mont and Willard Fillmore tor Pre>i
dent, and VIM. l.. Dayton and A. j
Donaldson for Vice Presi lent.
1861. Abraham ncoin and Han
nibal ifainlin; beating John Bell
Stephen Ar Eoaglas and John c
Breck niid-e for President, and Ed
ward Everett, IL V. Johnson and JOS
Lane for Vice President.
1858. Abraham Lincoln and An
drew J hnson; beating Geo. b. Nc
| Cfellan andAlseo. IL. Pendleton.
lS69. Uly>si> S. Grant and Srhuylel
Colfax; beating Horaiio Seymour AN,
| Frank T.. Blair.
1873. u. >. Grant and Henry vii
son; beating Horace Greeley and Il
Gratz Brown, and Charles O'Cono
and John Quincy Adams.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
From tho White Pine News.


THE EBERHARDr MiLL.-This mill
was to be started up on Thursday of
this week, with an unusual good pros
pect. The company have about 100
ions of first-class ore ON the dump al
the mill, and Manager Drake informs
us that the mines never looked SD wei,
as at the present time. and lie thinks
that with the force of men now EN-
ployed, he can keep the mill running
constantly.
FURNACE TO START UP.-From a re-
liable source We learn that the Matti-
son furnace, in this place, will again
start up at an early day. The parties
having the matter iii hand are old resi-
dents of Hamilton, and have at their
command means to keep the furnace
"red hot' as long as il will pay. Again
we say, that the prospects OF this camp
are improving daily.
NEWARK FURNAcE.-The company
owning this furnace, having plenty OF
ore on hand and engaged, will run
steadily all Summer. A recen u on
two hundret and sixty tons of ore,
taken out OF the Newark mines, yield
ed one hundred and seventy dollars
per ton, bullion assay. This is the
kind of record We would make here il
we had a furnace.
GOES TO EBERHARDT. sampson,
who for a long time has handled the
"ribbons" between this place and Eu-
reka, resigned that position and has
accepted one at the Eberhardt mill.
He is q good and genial hearted gentle
man anywhere.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Probable Suicide Of an Ola Citizen.

, ~ - 49,
san FRANCISCO. March %.
Caleb Miciiaels, u business u al OF
long standing IN this city, "a dealer III
stoves and tinware, was found dead in
his bed at his lodging house on Pine
street, about noon TO day. On several
atteniptsto enter the room during the
morning it was found impossible.
Suspicion il being aroused of some
thing worng. Parties who looked
through the window opening on the
veranda say they saw him living in
bed. On entrance being made through
the window he was discovered to bs
dead. 1t was at first supposed that he
had died from natural causes, but ON
examination mo bottles, which had
contained morI hine, u empty and
the OF her partly full, were discovered.
ami the physician who WAS called gave
as his opinion that death was caused
by that drug. The theory is strength :
ened from the fact That some rionth>
ago his business affairs became in
volsed, resulting in his failure, and
very recently his wife Outlined 4 di-
vor.e.
Chavez in VO'lisfcr-sIe visits Sew.
erai Public E'iae,s-The Most
airing Act OH tsccori.
A dispatch from Eollister, Santa
Clara county, rel orts that Chavez,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21

al Hollister, in Santa Clara county, and,
after paying a filial visit to his mother,
visited a restaurant and several sa-
looms, where he was well known.
There is, after all, something to be adj
mired about the fellow. His devotion
TO his chief, and his dauntless bravery
indicate that he is no ordinary william,
and almost inspire the hope, despite OF
ourself, that lie will meet his death
at the hands of his pursuers, instead
of ending his days more ignobly upon
the gallows.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21
THOSE TwENrY-CENr PIECES.

The Washington correspondent Of
the San Francisco -Atta, writing under
date Of March 5th, says:
The demise of the sbit' will be re-
corded with the passage of Senator
Jon ~ bill for the coina.e of twenty
cent silver pieces. IL is now y law.
1t provides that there shall hp, from
time nti,ne, coined at the ulsnts OF tn
Unisei States. c~onformably in all re
spects o the coinage act Of lS43, "a coin
OF silver Of the denomination Of TWEEN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21
Federal Appointments.

If 4l8y 8CHIcAUO. March 49,
Washington specials say The contest
,ver lie confirmation OF Par,iee a.
Judge for Louisiana is very bitter.
senator West leads the opposii ion. ol
Ii is positively stated that ex senator
Chandler Will be Nominated Minister
o Prussia.
The I1fbune's Washington special
avs adyices from New Orleans are un-
favorable for the uccess OF The Wheel
n Z prOinise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21
THE DEATH OF JOHN mitchell.

wa thbio
death yesterday of John Mitchell. The
particulars are not given, but we judge,
from information heretofore received,
that his death was fastened by the eX-
ertion and excitement attendant upon
his recent canvass of the borough of
Tipperary, and that it probably took
place in that town.
John Mitchell was born of Protestant
parents, in the North of Ireland, inthe
latter part Of the year 1878. He grail
uated with high honors at Trinity Col
lege, and for some years 7racticed law
with distinguished success, but he
soon abandoned the routine duties of
his profession and entered the more
stirring field of politics. In his new
role of "Patriot" and editor, he found
ed and published the United Lrishman,
a journal which incurred the displeas-
ure of the British Government, and
in 1913 he was convicted of treason
and sentenced to fourteen years trans
portation. He escaped from Australia
in 1854 and found his way to New
Yock, where he at once established the
once famous Citizen. Mr.. Mitchell sub
sequently moved to the Southern
States, and, on the breaking out of the
late civil war, he cast his lot with the
Confederacy. He was, we believe,
during a great part of the war, in
charge of the Richmond Enquirer.
During the Fenian excitement, a few
years since, his headquarters were in
New York. Since that time, he has
made several visits to Ireland, and re-
Gently, with the tacit consent of the
Imperial Government, established his
residence there. His recent election to
Parliament, his rejection, and his sub
sequeut reelection, are circumstances
too fresh in the minds of our readers
to require any further allusion.
John Mitchell was a man of great
capabilities. He was an able lawyer,
an able writer, a born cOntroversialist,
and, withal, a brave and genial man;
hut the m~alelicent fairy, who was
Sighted at his christening feast, mixed
a curse with every blessing. His AS
pirations remained ever unfulfilled
lie never accomplished anything.
How THE CORPORAL WAS HoRsED.
1t was a mystery to us for some time
how our local came to be blackballed
upon his second application for admi--
sion to the Red Cross. The mystery
was considerably enhanced from our
knowledge that the Corporal had put
up a "job" by persuading \ friend in
Tho order to remove from the box ali
but three of the dusky globes, and a.
it requires four to reject he WAS conf
dent, by this little piece of strategy, Of
frustrating the designs of his enemies;
but they didn't illustrate worth a cent,
for upon opening the box after the
ballot it was found that the contents
was as speckled as a Reese River irou /.
We have since ascertained how the
thing was done. They smoked the
young man. While the ballot was he
ing taken, about a dozen members
were busily engaged discoloring the
spherical worries with the aid Of a mum
Der of coal-oil lamps and that's how
the Corporal was horsed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21
=oREIc re w S
War On the Chinese Western From.
tier.

A Calcutta di pa ch TO the Time.
saws the Indian Government tXped :
tio.i, sen out To survey Ne>terI
China, "a number of which was II
Gently murdered, has arrived Al Ran
Ioon. An attack WAS made by Chi
nese frontier officials and IN the attack
forty Chinese we're killed and nan,
wounded. Conmunica ION with China
on the frontier is stopped by bands OF
armed men,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21
John Mitchell IL Dead.

LONDON, March 20.
The annual boat race between The
Cambridge and oxford crews toe X
place on the course on the Thames tnis
afternoon, and "a Won easily by the
Oxfords.
John Mitchell is dead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21

CHAvEz.-Our Western dispatches
give an Of the daring exploits
OF . noted bandit, Chavez, VINO las,
FRIDAY evening madel his appearance
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21
A Californian Out Of Luck.

WASHINGTON, March ID.
Moneuse, of Mary>viile, Is here Try
ing 10 get am allowance tor oiia 60
stamps destroyed in the re cent IL cd,
out the Department fails 10 see how IL
can do ANYTHING.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21
rhe Suffering in Nebraska ExaS.
serated.

NEW YORK, MARCH II.
There ISL abundant testimony tina
The suffering in Nebraska, caused Us
grasslioppers. has been greatly exag-
yera.ed aud the aisIesls for relief *, III
I large measure, an Imposition. Ib'
Omaha Herald and o,lier Journal
nave eSp,~ed The movement rencat
div, showing that pubic charity vas
simply enriching many Whose crol 5
we're abundant.