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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-07
IN DAYS OF OLD.
An Interesting Relic Of Last Ccntury's
Method OF "StFik,ng
Lighi.D

A reporter was shown this morning
s3mu curiOsIties Ia the shape Of an old
tindo. box with fint aud steel, and
brass snuncrs aud Tray, which were
used over hundred years ag
by family named Willmo,,
living IN Upper Weld, Hampshire,
England, anu which are now owned
by Chaflrs Deuuey, an Omploye Of the
NEWS tillce, He brought them with
him from the plaCn named while on
his mission 10 England, nine Yeas ago.
The atliolos are not very attractive
In appearance, being decidedly sold
looking" but highly priced by the
owner.
Tho finder box IL made OF tin, IL
about four Inches IN diameter aud one
aud half Inches deep. On the side
" round handle and on top IL a TO.
coptnciu ffur tall0w "dip.n Fitted TO
tue inside Ia disc of TIA that was
used TO "doup the finder alter the
birthstone match had been lighted
though this process often took IRON
i've 10 fifteen minutes ~ the Tin.
der happened 10 get damp, n ~
often did In thsJ wet climate
The steel h shout three inches long,
IN shape resembling a letter "u," win
the outer leg about thrco.iOuftns VI au
inch wide, ana IL much worn. The
Hint N an ordinary piece, resembling
any other that may bio picked up along
the road anu which IL very abundant
IA tho UNITY Of Kent. The anuiieru
hnI tray arc not Nv ancient ne the
finder box, but have done considerable
tvTvict; they nto made OF braar, aud
cost, wnou new, about i've 6hilliuga.
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TnE NInIIIsrs ACTIVE
A Hattie with soidisrs In the Urni
Mountains.

PERsi, Russia, Feb. IA riot &C.
CURED Mt the large iron works at
NiEhnee Taghalsk, In the Ural noun
tAins, participated In by 5000 work
men, on account Of the low wages aud
the nihilistic propaganda. Tue local
authorities were unable TO cope with
the disturbance aud largo force Oi
troops was sent 10 the scene.
a pitched battle enauei In which
many rioters were killed AMI n num-
tor Of soldiers shOt or stoned ~ death.
rbs troopa were finally repulsed anu
forced to fortiiy Themselves while TO-
Inducements were sent Tor. When
these arrived the attack was renewed
aud the rioters were driven Oh after
killing many more. IL IN said thr
nihllisls are urging their propaganda
In many paris OF tho empire aud tue
government IL compelled ~ take oneT'
gstio measures 10 suppress u.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
II You Want the Ben,lil, Of the L. :.
Seed Distribution, Read Ihisl

Prof. J. w. ssnborn, director OF the
Utah Experiment Station at Logan,
Utah, under date Of February 5.h,
makes the following important nm.
nouncemeut.
Editor Dc5ere, NeirG
Dear Sir-Under the new system Of
seed distribution recommended by
Secretary Morton, tho United States
Experiment station will place at tue
disposal Uf the Utsh Experiment Sta.
ton srrds 60 he distributed To those
farmers VINO are DESTROYS OF trying the
varieties uAmrd below, gpd VINO VIII
plpdgu themselves ~ make d careful
trlai anu g. report In fail 10 this station
the results VI tneit tests.
| would be- pleased to hayu you an.
uouuce tnAt any Of the varieties Of
seeds mentioned will bs forwarded
direct from the national experiment
station 20 farmers In amounts dUsignat.
ed by those dehtlny them, provided II
does not exceed the amount necessary
70 make a full anu fair trial.
The kinds VI seeds are As follows!
Red kAilif corn, yellow milo maize,
White lnlllN lhhlANn AAANANhiA NAANNAn
uukuowg uoWpsgs, English drawf Es.
sex rape, Jerusalem corn, viola villosa,
spurfy, ltspedusa striaia, serFadella,
bromus intrmir, laJhyfus sylyeslFis,
Rpanish peanuts, alfalfa, melilotus
.iba, Hester tobacco, Connecticut seed
leaf totacaJ, Havana seed leaf tobacco,
CDmftock Spanish tobacco, Diego
Mood turpip beet, Burbee dWari Lima
bean, Koutucky wonder bean, sterling
ugas, melting sugar peas (ulinle pJdtl,
New York improved eggplant (thorn-
lessl, sump.r0olet pgr-nip, snow
bUi o.uln1weh New ltore celery,
zl.zar evergreen rsee. corr, Kan.
-.. etnck mvlou, Kentucky wonder
watermelon; GrsnJ Rlp,ds lettuce;
Denver msikrt lrttncti Pnzs''aEos
onion; Bermuda rel onionj barleideu
rlass radish; pdoEly winter swuachi
Poipros, tom 40; Snowfall tuTnlfi
Golden Ball turnip.
Farmers familiar with the seeds
abovs mentioned will observe thHt
seyeral kinds are adpped 10 s''i
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90 tho EKf ositou. ~ were ~ the
taU CONDITION un November It,
The t@hiuit DE- u4I1 " tho llwuix
chamber uf commerce, Whose ugtr,-
tafy, Bruce peflvy, Nv constantly so
attendance. within the section lisa
llr q tisn made outlrciy Of 0pnrpl
auj wUidei, "5alt river Valley"
rhia valley IL Ia MarIcIgn county, A,
4. THIS county has established a dis.
llay Tor thu single uufp1oy OF corr ole
ing an imrrc l.ln that Arizona "a no.
laud Of ffuiJ Tho county has come
90 the iair 80 win some Of Che benz um
which ell participants will thore. II
haa installed stHkilE AMI very iutoI.
Cstiug exhibit, and thus far has excited
more comment THAI pufuaHs avg o.lpr
now under thy domJ. .Mbrlc pa county
T. likely 10 90 very we'll known tUl.fs
thU exposition IA over.
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Little Grover Improving.

a NEWS reporter met Representative
McBride, OF the Legislature, on the
street today and Yves informed ~ him
that his little son Grover, VINO had
tuch narrow escape from death Al
Tooulc, on Saturday last, by being shot
In the TiRht eye, WAS Improving slowly
and that he now appeared 10 be on NE
road 10 permanent recovery. as'
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MILWAUKEE, Feb. 7.-fnthe North.
ern Pacific hearing today ti,r III iavit
Of Pfesiuent Ralst % Of the Farmela'
Loan anu Trust cJmpany, New f0ik,
wns read, In when lac denies all tue
allegations Of thu Ives petition that
relates % him. Ho txplsluH the
methods OF the financial committee OF
the Northern Pacific.
Ex-senator Spo1ner then began M
Argument In favor " tbs receiver,
which is still Ia progress. Tue ca
was 10 strong aud touching that Cakes
broke down and wept freely In court
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A Distinguished Educator.

Prof Hugo MunsteTbcrg, Of Freiburg
UniveHlIy, Germany, has been visit.
Ing the Utah University this week,
with view VI studying higher vduca'
ten ia tho Territory. The dit-
unguiahed gentleman has been granted
leave OF absence Tor period Of three
yeart, .during which tins ho will pre-.
pare by request from German author
tiles a report VI the system Of higher
education In the United States. III
the meantime, he Is aching as professor
o. psychology Ia Harvard Uuivefsity.
Prot. Muusterbefg IL considered very
nigh authority on this subject, and IL
a noted author. IL liz sald that his
laboratory at Harvard is tue most per-
iectly equipped IN the wOfll for OK.
perlmgntal psycn9losy. A year was
consumed Ia making the apparatus,
much Of It being OF entirely new
dcaign.
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UP IN IDAHO.
Branch Orgauiz d.-plJniy VI Esam
iUr settlers.
GROVER, Idaho,
February 4,h, 1894

February 4,h, 1898
Editor BCscrei Acrg
On February ls;, Bishop G. l..
Liyeuquist, VI RiycfsiIo war;, anu
BHL5p a.. o. Ingelstrom, " Basait
ward, IN company with Elders q. b..
Wihtlc, Isaac Alfred auI EJward
Croft, came d3wn 10 our ll,tle settle.
ment TO organize branch Of the
Cnufoh. The brethren held three
msstings. Elder w. D. Grover was
20, apart o. Presiding ElIcr, anu Elder
JuAIen n. Clover "a supsrintendent OF
tho Sabbath school, WIKI Elder l.. W.
Wheeler flfsi assistant, Htbrr Waite
JT. secretary anu Low Wheeler treas.
uttr. Elder Heller White sf. u Pre-.
siding Teacher, with l.. w. Wheeler,
Joseph r. Grover ana Huber Mhitu
Jr. ~ acting Teachers.
The Relief society was ALEC organ.
ized, with Sister sarah Il. Grover us
President, Sister Ellen Wheeler, first
counselor, sisiur Mary Wheeler, sec-
oau counselor, EnEtuuth K. Wheeler,
secretary, aud Carolina II. Grover,
treasurer
Our Sunday school has go, o. pupils
enrolled.
We nave got land here fOt several
hundred families, the nutBt land iu the
Susku River valley.
IL any one wants Information In
regard 10 this land, u can be- obtained
by whiting ~ Bihop q. n. LlVeuquist,
Black oOt T.. o., Idaho.
GEORGE b. WISILE.
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regions aud dry a1ii. oilers tel,nrti
g." clover family and have q tendency
pr' W. the soil wncu thr roofs Ufr
utntd uud OihofF, lite rape, are
aIspicIt u feeling 90 tue coil " sattp
In ihc ia,. o. t.r year.
Those desiring these seeds will please
writn 90 THIS ollirp, rni.ug tho kluus
and amounts VI each that ihuy desire.
Very rgupucifl ly
j. W. 5ANDH1HN,
Director Utah Experiment station,
Logan, Utah.
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TTENTS OF THE DAY.
,,Ilori Against The Wilson Bill Pre-
ssnltd in The Senate.
,ue PROCEEDINGS IN TnE HOUSE.
~. T.. wage Iscnedule.-fighling
,h Eni,,s.-For the u ntilt OF
IN, "aorld's" Brad Fund.

w.uuSoroS, Feb. lin the Sen
.. cameron presented a lar.e number
.,.,it,on. against the Wilson bill.
s,tfsu nlr1 presented an amend
", - tbe bill posip0ning I'll January
~ 1895, the date for II 10 go into
'Io,Iph presented resolution rocislng
...ttbs nuaucs committee had refused
s..nnsa on Inv tariff Oiil anu direct
III bsi ali memorials and protests be
.....'nird 10 that committee anu tue
'gs Il. printed asa senate document
lac trIeml elections bill was lhen
,.l.n up anu Hohs took the Moor
agtnN D"
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CHICAGO, Feb. AT this opening
OF the COughiin trial this morning the
lawyers Tor tho defense announced
that the testimony was nUarly all IN
and assed for adjournment iill iomor-
row 10 allow the defense 90 look over
the testimony already taken. The 70.
quest was grau1oI.
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Republican Meeting.

The Republicans OF tho Fourth pro-
clno. arc anticipating a big time 1t
their meeting to be held nj the Eigh.
teeulh ward Independent school house
uext Monday evening. Tho meeting
viii DO held under tic auspiceS Of tue
Blaine club, aud all are invited.
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rounds nd Madison Square garden on
the night " February "A Ter the buuunt
Of the World Dread fuud. N Is the iu.
tentilu o. thn management o. repro.
duce M nearly "a. rosiiule the scene
enacted % Jaci sonvilr January -.
"llouesD John Kelly has fconsoutvd
20 otiiointo IA the capacity o, master Of
ceremonies.
Neatly all the men known Va the
81 Ut international Hmplonship bat
tlo will DO prose-
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uniHer.ltY Lanls.

The board Of commissioners 20 locate
Unlvcrsity lands has sold 40 acres OF
land In Cache county, receiving there.
Tor s6iD.5. Tue puUilc salr OF uusJld
lands IA Cache county Will take place
tomorrow ~ tnu county court house At
Logan.
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Mcbride slated that the gun Win
which the shooting wan done diu u
belong 10 his son uor had ne bhe. Nht
hunting. Ne DID not allow his children
10 Indulge in such p'.t Tho Iillr
fellow bnd accidentally fallen iu vito
the Marshall boy, WHO had been out
hunting, "a 70 whon the iOwliug
piece belonged.
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rropossd Changes 10 Ihs TATIn mn

wAsHNuToN, Fob. I'll. II under
stood that tue draft OF the tarln bill ~
reviewed by tue sul-c1mmlttue OF tue
Democratic members Of the Senate
finance committee IL being printed.
Among the changes said 10 have bren
made Arri Ono cent pound on OIL
kinds Of sugar; two cents on o1uvt;
80 cents a ton on cual; and a duiy oii
iron ore; also that the bonded period on
whiskvy Ia made hve yeArs. IL Is
also undorHtOod TO be- the intnu'
ton TO report tue bill next week IAe
income tax TUmRins In.
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Interesting Leelnre.

Last evening Prof William M.
stewart, Of tho Utah UnITersity, de-
liysTvd most excellent lecture In tho
sixth ward meeting house, on the sub
jeot Of SelfconIrol. The speaker Ie-
ceivvi tbs closest attention from the
lagIa audience,
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Preparing Tor M Attach.

PERsAMBUoo, Feb. THE sub
marine torpedo boat Destroyer anu
Germany loft here todar,ii 10 believed,
movement In force upon Rio Janeifo.
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WAsIuSGTOs, Feb. II. - Bland
moved TO take up his silver seignorago
bill In the House this afternoon. some
OF the eastern Democrats and Republic
cans refused to vote aud broke the
quorum aud n call VI the Houte was
ordered. Tho vote on taking up the
bill stood 100 TOT.
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Trenoh Rniiroad wfscL.

PARIS, Feb. IA passenger train
bound nom this city 10 Btuseuls was
dcrailrd near Comrcignc. Three were
Killed and twenty Injured. The dam.
age was addei 90 by freight train
dsshing into the wreck.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Feb. THE
plan u inspecting Immigrants NJ for
uign ports before their Unbafgati0n Tor
this country, provided In tho Dill Ui
Stone Of Ponnsylvanin, has been APP
proved by thc House committee on
Judiciary.
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E,en England Dl.lurbsd BY snyor.

LONDON, Feb. THE morning pa.
pers comment on the fact Of silver
touching the record price. The NHiss
rCgarde the matter seriously anu Ia iIs
financial article Gays " attracts the
panied attention Of many iatetests.
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Captain Magnus Andersen, the famous
commander OF The celebrated Viking
snip, which was exhibited at tue Worlds
Fair arrived at Arendal the other day,
returning from America, In the even
Ing banquet was given In honor OF the
captain.
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate Of Wm. FulloT, deceased.
Hearing on return OF sale Of real estate.
Order made confirming sale.
Estate VI James Lsrisch, deceased.
Hearing on executors AooOun,, which
was allowed.
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mna rnnngeA d. NIeMs.

SPECIAL biipaicl 10 ne News
Rock spRINGs, Wyo., Feb. THE
Rock sIrugs Miner, heretofore u
l'aunch Democratic newspaper, has
hauv the announcement that u will
hereafter espoute Tie cause VI RepuD-
llcauism.
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10 lie Discussed Ia Convention a,
OEtIen. nInbhbIJ.


Ogden. Probably.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. t. Eugene DebI,
lhe president u tue American Rail
way union, new railway labor or
gAniHatlon, stronger on tue U. l.. than
On any other system, left last night for
Omaha, where "a conference Of thu
tilC II OF toe order will DO held Ia re-.
luft 10 tbs u. 4. new wage schedule.
Dets says there will probably DO "a
convention nj Ogden Of delegates from
different points on the system. He
does not look for strike ON the Union
Pacific or Northern Pacific, chiefly
lecause 10 many men are out OF work.
lie places the number Of idle hremcn
who belong to the brotherhood At 5000.
This would indicate that more than
1000 are out Of work, including non.
Brotherhood iiremeu.
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ISDIANApoLis, Feb. IAN oxplc-
lion Of natural gus IA the house Of
Louis Kurechler, early this morning,
~ heretofore reported, resulted In the
los Of only one life, that Of RosA
KOmohler, aged lS. Charles, aged
II, was seriously hurt aud two others
slightly. The money l0ss WAS small.
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THE uowAED.TuaNER rUsD,
A sapsuInnry iiEhI In DHrbsr
shop.

BAKBlURsvILLE, KY Feb. T.
News comes rom Mount Pleasant inst
d. VIM. Nolin, q promineut physi'
clani entered n barber shop IN which
was John Turner, leader Of the Iuf'
ler clue VI the famous HOwaft'Tururr
ieud In Harlan county. Both be-.
gan shooting aud Turner iell DEAF.
Then win Turner, uncle Of John,
appeared and lac and Nuiin worlel
lheir way into the street lighting with
Knives. Alter desperate struggle
turner was killed. Hin Howard,
leader Of the Howard faction, was
hanged In Missouri last month.
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A TRAGIC END.

Separation, HcuplOn aud Death Of
husband and Wiir.
6REES BAY, Ala, Feb. IA week
ago Baron rOllieI'a wife uoseEiod hlm
fOr former lover Anthony InomA''
List ni!ht TOliler iHduoed her 70 re-
turn 10 him. On the way both were
killed. Ihomhs is In iail charged wl;h
committing the deed.
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WAsHINuIOS, Feb. THE Nation.
al WoOl.GtOwerS' association h prepar.
ing au exhaustive memorial 10 tue
Senate.
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MONTGOMERY, Mo-, Feb. Tho
greater portion Of the business portion
OF the city was burned this morning.
The lOEs IL sl30,0OO.
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Duneombc House DesiroIed BY TITe.

LONDON, Feb. 7.-Duncombe House,
Yorkshire, the seat OF the Earl Of
Fayefshain, with nearly all IT, stores Of
hu treasures II burned. 1ha member
Oithu household escaped with diili.
Guilty.
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Seventies, Notice.

The tenth quorum u Seventies will
hold their regular monthly meeting Ia
the Ninth ward meeting hluss tomor.
row night trhursday, FeO. SIh) at 1880
O'Clock.
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Honey for the Exclusion Of Chinese,

WAsnINoToS, Feb. THE urgent
deficiency appropriation bill reported
BY tie appropriation committees today
makes among other appropriations
$4,000 for the enforcement Of thu
Chinese exclusion act.
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New iOkiS, Feb. There Ia no
truth IN the report that Gladstone died
last night
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Grand Jury.

Tho grand Jury has been ia sei.ion
today and took eviisnse In several
caBrq
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NEW YoRK. Feb. 7--COrbott aud
AIi'ehell have volunteered h spar four
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BUSINESS AND MINES.
Good Opportunity for About Fifty
Settlers Families.
THE DEsERrr LAKE RESERVOIR
Chamber Of Commerce IN Willard
C1uuiy.-Yariou, Items Of llusine.
aud Mining Matters.

Mr.. w. J. Paul sr, OF Cleveland,
Emcry county, givUa come intercaliug
i.oms relative TO tia. pat, Of the coun.
Try. lie Gays WORK on tho Doscret
Lake rolrryoi. is progressing rapidly.
Tho dam IL a. present % feet high hut
Will, whom com 'lsloJ, have another
Il feet Aldci ,a,roto. Tho lake civos
nn area % no acres anu ~ 90 from aiH
10 ten thjutanl Lotga VI laud can To
irrigated. al. conHisling OF rosl, fertile
soil. Tue rcorv0ir % about eight
miles from tho r. q. W. traoa.
The land 10 bail b be admirably well
adapted Tor the growing o.. fruit and
vegetable % various kinds a. we'll Nc
gfaiu, suI tur climate Is described as
most delightful.
ntttlts are wanted 10 help build up
the country, There lisa comfortable
! place at present !DT about MY families
nnd desirable parties wall have every
facility tor maElng homes Tor them
sylvrs.
By corresponding with Mr. W. ],
Paul IT,, Cleveland, Emrty county,
iuil particulars may BE- obtained.
10 oSGkNizE
a mass meeting ~ the citizens Of
| Fillmore, Scipio, Holden, Meadow anu
kanOsb, MillurI county, has been
called Tor Saturday, February 10Th, In
the court house NJ Fillmore. Tue luT-
pose VI the meeting IL " Organize
chamUor OF commerce, tue specially
defined object % which 10 ~ foster
home Industries.
SOrEs.
Olaf CedofsiT0m haa presented the
! Utah University with number OF
superior spedmonf VI onyx iroIu his
quaTries.
Tue Midwinler Fair committee held
a short meeting ycstorday afternoon,
bot lnurU being no business OF Import
Hnce 10 attend 10 an adjournment was
taken ,ill o'clock this afternoon.
II. a. Klrker, Of Cisco, recently spent
the day IA the University museum
| with Prot. Montgomery, anu WAS
greatly Interested. lie presented some
specimens from tue placer gold deposits
In salt Creek canyon, east Of Nephi.
Laramie, Wyoming, boomerang.
The big mill NJ tue rolling miii wan
started this morning anu Will be- kept
la operation Tor tho next nvo months
" nothing happens. The plates which
| they arc makiug arc for tue big oTdur
| Of rails whiUh tue Union Pacific has
| placed with the rolling mill at Pueblo.
| They have not begun WORK ON tbs
/ rails there yet, but viii do 10 at once.
| rhu starting OF tho big mill will Ia
crease the psy roll TO 81, 900 or $4,000
LbT month.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-10-03

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