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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Universe tree" whose trunk was tho
cosmic axis. whose roots were In the
underworld. and whose branches. lift.
ed aloft into the skies. bore up the
heavenly hosts.
The custom OF decorating the church
es with greenery at Christmas had i,s
origin In pagan ceremony. Tho
great feast Of Saturn was held in De.
cember. when the worshipers hung thu
temple with such green things as they
could nnd: and the Christians adopted
the same method to celebrate the birt >
Of the Savior. giving It an emblematlc
turn by referring to the righteous
branch" and justifying It from Isaish
IS: l3-"The glory Of Lebanon shall
come unto thee. the fr :ree. the pine
tree and the box together to beautify
the place Of my sanctuary
Tho holly. or holy tree. is called
Christ's thorn In Germany and Scan
dinavia. from Its use In church decora.
tions and its putting forth Its berriea
at Christmas time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
PARIS AGAIN AOITATED.
Jew Ra,ssrs ss,ss,.g Up Tresbss Ovss
DrsyfaA H.U


Paris, Dec. 13.-PnrIs Is agnin In a
turmoil over the Dreyfus case. The
ruinors OF the early return OF the pris-
oner Of Devils island and OF the re-
lease Of Colonel Picluart have added
fresh fuel 10 the flames. The friends
Of the army and nnti-Semites have
combined forces and several remark
able demonstrations have already tax.
en- place and others Of more serious
character are expected.
The government Is exhibiting consisi.
ernble stamina and seems disposed to
support the court Of cnsxation.
Public opinion has undergone ma.
terinl chnnge of late. and the anti.
Drcyfusinns, no longer represent the
majority Of the populncc. stili the fn-
natics ARE sufficiently strong to cause
great anxiety. as their leaders nre
known 10 De hold and INSCRIPTIONS
men.
\ large number of soldiers have been
brought TO the city TO reinforce the
regular garrison. but ms military men
are almost unanimously opposed 10 re-.
vision. the loyalty OF the army is open
to question.
The disgrnccful scenes In the Cham.
her Of Deputies to-day nre probably
only the prelude TO more violent dem.
onstrations by the ngitators.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

the custom Of setting up . tree hung
with gifts at Yuis-tids was BY no means
univsrsai In Britain until after the
marriage Of Queen Victoria TO Ger.
man prince.
But prior 70 this there was . sort Of
Chrtstmas tree In Enslaad. The
swaasaii bob." Q bunch Of holly o.
other svsrsrssus On pole. dscksd With
ribeoss and hung With oranges aad
apples. aad sometimes bearing . pair
Of dolls. va carried about IL York.
sAire at Chsistmaa nearly . esstusy
40. Aad sntil 1880 the ''bssant" vas
sseosts1 ~ . Deoceasioa with music q
0AaftssSasy--it bsiss . tsss-shapsd
fPa0swosk covered with ribbons. Gov.
80 asl Deasesk fsAeAsss. % which
ueee huas 3svela. eotae aaa ether as.
tte)ss e valss. beaas1 ~ ~ besal 80
~. 1atsAlas' Aiseeey = Dessse stasss
= ~ ~ ~ 1ssesa9tsos g III
s1esaa1" - "tVsa1e.s - "bsssa," =
\ ~ vos1oaa1v ea11e4 goso ee0el1oo
vegA = - - 110A
S1me - 11olDo1 e1s1oDe DDeso1l-
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
MISS REELS REPORT.
A. tie superintendent Of Iasia. Edueatsl
she Urge Iadaserial Tsaehiag.

~ The sapsslntsaAsns Of IaSiaa Edaeattea
she Urge I.dastrsai TsaoAisx.
Washington. Dec. 13-Miss Reel, su-
perintendent Of Indian schools, In her
annual report makes n strong plea for
the industrial feature OF educational
work among the Indians.
Miss Reel, who as formerly Indian
commissioner, as well as superintend-
ent Of public instruction for the state
0fWyoming, Ia the first woman who has
been at the head of the government In
dian school service. In her report she
| says:
THE government has upon its va
rious reservations about 80 day and
boarding schools, In which there are
over 1000 teachers employed. For
these teachers several institutes were
held last summer and fall In some OF
the western states, the majority of
which the superintendent conducted,
innugurating a number OF Innovations.
chief among which are the requiring CT
actual work to be done In the teaching
OF sewing. cooking, housework, etc.
Garments We're made by the teachers,
and matrons and nurses We're shown
how to take the ration llsr provided by
the government and prepare n whole
some and varied bill OF fare for every
day In the week: physicians confer
encc was held and nurses instructed
how to Use small remedies. Manual
training was also strongly empha-
sized.
THE government has not AZ yet
adopted compulsory measures for the
education Of the Indian children. and
the fact IL that the dn-k-sklnned sons
OF the forests do not take to education
very readily. Some reservations with
hold the rntiOns until the parents place
their children In the schools and. 80
strong Is the opposition to this. In
many cases. they have held out against
1t until their families We're on the verge
OF starvation. But this feeling IL not
general. and during the lAst year the
attendance percentage was very fair.
In the reservation schools the work IL
divided between the hours OF study
and Industrial duties.
The girls are taught. aside from the
common school branches. to become
good housekeepers, and the boys farm
Ing and the ordinary industrial arts.
Besides these reservation schools others
teach the higher branches Of the sci
entific trades. These schools have
graduated large number OF their pu-
pills. OF whom but comparatively few
have returned to their old manner Of
living. while the great majority are
making good citizens. There Is still.
however. room for Improvement. and
the aims Of the young Indian must be
made higher: he must be brought Into
touch and kept In contact with our CIV
ilixation. Where tribes Of Indians have
been surrounded by good class Of
white settlers the debasing effects of
camp life have been ended"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
THE wAssAIL BOB"

white peace offerings to tho shining
Eoddess OF the heavens.
The Hindoo Parijata and Kalpavris-
kAha yielded all the objects Of the de-
slres Of gods and mortais. and 40. too.
did the Iranian Harvisptokhm. "the
tree Of all the seeds"
Al cremation ceremonies in Bud.
dhist Slam n framework representing
= tree. to which are tied lines and nut.
shells containing money and lottery
tickets. occupies n prominent place. and
after the rites these fruits" which
are called "kAraphruk." are scrambled
for by the crowd.
In Upper India the scavenger caste
carry In procexsions. In honor Of their
god Zahir. \ bamboo framework deck.
ed with bright coiored cloths and pea
cock feathers. and hung with fans and
punches OF cocoa nuts.
l.ucian described trees covered with
ornaments and sacred attributes which
were brought each year to be burnt
offerings to tho goddess Atergatis At
Hierapolis OF Syria: and he told also
OF great trees. loaded with goats, sheep,
garments and gold and silver objects
which were burned before tho syro-
Phocnicinn gods.
Conventional. or "madc-up" trees
are pictured on Babylonian cylinders,
and one Of tho bllinEuai hymns trane.
lated by Prof. sayee describes how the
Place Of the Tree" tof which these
pictured trees were undoubtedly sym
bolsD Is the central spot Of the earth,
while Its fruits-obviousiy the stars
are OF brilliant crystal and reach into
the liquid vast"
Tho pine OF Cybcie and Atsis 10 stiil
TO BE- seen on the ancient has reiiefs,
hung with beiis. . reed nute. Q wheel
and other objects. and there are sacred
birds among the branches and q ram
and bull Standing beneath. ready soe
sscrincs.
Pictures and other vo,ivs objects
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Vegetable life is Influenced much
more by certain kinds OF light rays
than by others. and Flammarion. the
French astronomer. has been enabled
to estimate the relative values OF the
different rays. Four ho,houses. OF red.
green. blue and ordinary glass. were
built. and vegetables of the same spe-
eiss were cultivated In all. The expert
ment showed tina, plants In the red
house attained a much greater size
than those in the blue house. The
light through blue glass stunted the
plants. which thrive better under green
light. still better under the chemical
influence OF red rays. and best OF all In
white liKht.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

As the late John w. Keely announced
positively not very long ago that he
Sad concluded his labors OF twenty-five
years; that he had finished experiment
Ing and that he had finally harnessed
the etheric forces. his death ought not
to mean that his so-calied secret has
died with him. II Keely is indeed the
marvel that his admirers claim and not
the self-deluded humbug. the victim OF
his own physical dclusions. II should
not take long to establish his great
ness before all the world. Certainly
the whole world Is interested in know
the vlbratory energy OF the universe
Or only thought he had.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
se~s Holiday ni.sA -

Don't ou,Erow Christmas.
Don't forget that the people whom
you owe like to make presents. toe.
Don't think that you are too poor
to keep Christmas. You can't be -
poor rs all that
Don't give presents that are q pleas
urc for ten minutes. and . burden and
. worry for ten years.
Don't spend so much on Christmas
that you can't get even with the
butcher and the grocer until March.
Dont-you womcn-don't buy neck
tioS for your men-folks. Don't en-.
courage them In beisg bigger guys than
necessary.
Don't give your wife something she
doesn't care for. just because you want
II yourself This don't" works the
other way Just a. we'll.
Don't pu; on buying your presents
until the afternoon before Christmas,
unless y,u arc Of Q sociabis disposition
and are easily satisasd.
Don't try to and the price, -marks on
the xif;A you receive. II the gifts arr
worth having. they seem somsthins
above dellars and cents.
Dont forget that . basket q fruit
or . bog Of nowsrs IL Just - nice q
present. In many cases. - something
that Will last . good deal longer.
Don't forget the Bob Cratchits and
the Tiny TimA-thAt ID, unless yov ara
unresenerase Old Scroogs. In which
case forsstfuiness can b explained.
Don't put everything o6 70 the last,
because you had bsttsf for the Joy Of
your friends sive nothing thaa 70 wear
yourself out aad b - cross q two
sticks whsa the blsass1 day eomsa
Don't check Oh each gifs yos rsesivs
aeainst each present that you eave,
and calculate whether you made OF
lost. Christmas y aoe the tine 70 b
any saAiisr Of nsaAss thaa roo CA
help.
Doat waste aay q yoss Pity o. the
ieag.AAirs1 yesths vhe W ae ~ bot.
~ q ~ heao b eeeshaii ssstn.
nAoo. Yes v1ll nas1 aii yous rs
ysasss1l h ~ SuaA q ~ hesi1as
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Ing in the England OF a century ago
are generally regarded by archaeolo-
gists AZ survivals OF tree worship.
which seems to have existed every
where.
Germany probably received the tree
from Scandinavia. where the ancient
legend tells OF "Yggdrasil." the ash.
which binds together heaven. earth
and hell: Its branches spreading over
the whole world. and reaching above
the sky: Its roots running In three d.
rcct!ons, one TO the Asa gods in heav-
en-. one to the Frost giants, and the
third to the underworld.
In the far East. japanese sacred
books. written n dozen centuries ago.
relate how the gods pulled up by the
roots on the mountain Kager the Saka
tree. on the branches OF which they
hung Jewels. q mirror and blue and
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
WANT AMERICAN MEAT.
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sssagsas People sShj-es tn I,s e.risssos,
Antwerp. Dec. l0.-Thc reference by
President Mckinley In his message TO
Congress 10 the Belgian prohibition
III the importation Of American cattle
aud his expression Of hope that be
may see Modification Of the inriiY re.
r,ric'ing the Importation Of American
saitei and preserved meats leads
many here TO hope that the authorities
Will act ON the matter. There is wide
spread public interest In the subject.
for since the prohibition went Into ef.
feet In 1904 good b~cf has been dear.
and the poorest rlasscs have been
compelled TO eat unwholcronc horse.
mcnt.
Antwerp capitalists have undertaken
10 organize Belgian colonial hank,
with n capital Of eGO00.00O with a
View 10 fostering Belgian commerce
In China. Interest In the far east has
developed To such mn extent In Rel.
vium that the Cnivcfpity of Ghrut
has Just created chair of the Chimes.
language.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Recent bloodhound trials In England
indicate that the popular notion OF the
pertinacity and infaillbility OF those
sleuth hounds is exaggerated. Tested
In the most favorable circumstances.
not more than one dog in four faith
fully tracked its quarry. and at ieas;
one In four failed wholly or refused to
make the attempt. In the actual track
ing OF real fusltiyes. conditions would
be far less favorable 10 the dogs. and
their performances would doubtless be
eorresponGlnrly less crcditablc. We
may have TO revise. or at least dis
credit. some stirring scenes In fiction.
from Uncle Toms Cabin" TO The
Clois,cr aud the Hearth"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
tDtsA IN . s'ssl Mise,

roscau. I. r.. Dcc. 13.-An explosion
In the lndlnnola and Hathaway mine,
three miles from here. at . O'Clock 10.
uight caused tlH death Of a least ave
men. Twenty-Five others arr impris.
ousd In the mine. which Ii on lirr, and
Il 10 feared tina, few II them can h.
rescued. The diaastsr was caused by
an explosion of dust following blasi,
One hundred men wrrr at work In the
mine At the time. The greatest excite.
inrnt prevails In the vtclnity of the
mine. ami the names of tho dead aud
inilsisoncd inineSs cannot be obsaipetl,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
WELCOME THE SOLDIERS.
Cshass Ahsw 0seas fssitsg Cpoa the 4,
rival af A0esseaa soidsseu-

Havann. Dec. l3.-The First North
Carolina regiment. which arrived here
yesterday morning on the United States
transport Rounanian. disemba rkssi this
morning aud marched through the city
with band and colorx to camp nt Ma.
rianno. by the time the regiment had
reached the suburb OF Ccrro many
hundreds Of men. women and children
were following. all showing deep emo.
Ton. the men embracing one another.
'.hc women weeping from excessive
pleasure. nnd the children shouting en-.
denring names as the North Carolinnns
marched along.
The troops WEIR amazed NJ the inten.
sIiy u feeling displayed. Several hun.
dred Culans followed the regiment nil
the way TO Marinnao. n distance ol
seven miles. The troops. In heavy
mnrchin. order. made fine appear.
nncc. reaching the camp about II
O'Clock this morning. where they were
soon comfortably installed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

A thrill passes through all men nt
the reception OF a new truth. or at the
performance Of a great action. which
comes out OF the heart OF nature.
BY the necessity OF our constitution a
certain enthusiasm attends the indi-
viduaIs Consciousness OF that pres
ence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

This arrangement il MD to be. IN &C.
cordance with the Wishes Of General
Garcia's family and his comrades-in-
arms.
The Dolphin viii be designated by
the navy A. the vessel to carry the re-
mains of General Garcia to Cuba. She
ID now laying at the Washington navy
yards, and having been fitted for the
accommodation Of the President. IL
well suited for service Of this charac-
ter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
VIII nsry uss,lA In cshs.

Washington. nec. i3.-Thr funeral of
General Unrcin. the Cubau comma n,icr.
I'atrick's church In this city. Tlsr c~le-
brsntn IT the mass and ti~ honorary
pali.i,ear.rS have hot yet bsrn .el~c,e.i.
viii he placed In 4 metallic casket aud
M NJ rv,poysi 10 Gaia. Thr date Of
renewal hos not yst bssn Axsd. but this
liepooal q ~ CubaAs tse ehis putpoos.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
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Huntsville. Ala. Dec. i3.-ilcnry J.
Nciii.nn. cook. and George ". Revcs
ly. both of Company u. First Florida
WEIR killed last night.
Nciligan AMI Beverley were on had
terms and hnd night In camp. Nciii
gan drew knife and STABILIZED Beverley
who pulled out pistol and told him "a
stand hack. NciiiHnn's brother. n. r
Nrliixan. aacing beverley with a pisto
In his hand. killed him With = Spring
arid ride.
Bevrricy's brother. hoy. emerged
from his tent nj this time and saw hi.
fall. Thinking hc had isrn killed BY
Cook Ncllignn. hr shot th~ CDok dead.
Private 1nrirr weisnant. Troop -
Tenth cavslry. WAS found with q terri
HE huli~t wound In tho thruas. OF
West Holmes street. lie spoke only q
few words after M was found. III
stated hc had hsrn held Up by two
white soldiers and sisoi.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
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Chicago. Dec. i3.-Thc ordnance q.
tending thr frahchis~~ III thu Chlcasu
STREET car companies for Nifty yeaTr
came M In the City Counril tonight
and was referred Ia the council com.
mitse~ on rnilroadA On all votes t0uch.
Ing the orslIunpre tlse friends of the
measure WEIR 4 strong minority, and
nnlea they can muster much greater
strength there In no availability that
they will ever In ablr - jAaa Il ever
the veto Of Mayor Harftson. f
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
n.,,...A r-.,.. .. M. s,.v.,.

Railroad officials claim that II u very
expensive to run lneir express trains,
and are talking about reducing the
speed. II II likewise expensive to the
health to struggle and compete In bus.
iuesa AFFAIR." ~ men do nowadays. Tns
whole system gives out. For restoring
strength Hostetter'n Stomach Bittsrs
u the proper remedy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

II is reported that an enterprislng
western penitentiary Is Offering
watch and chain with every suit OF
clothes as a special inducement.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

We can secure other peoples approx
a II We do right and try hard. but our
own is worth hundred OF It. and no
way has been found out to secure that.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Were some people to talk Of only
what they really know. their silence
would soon become painfully mono;o-
nous.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

The woman who always tells the
truth tells about nine unpleasant ones
out OF a possible ten.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

A successful physician is one who is
appreciated by his patients for what
they think he did for them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

The man who acts contrary to his
wife's advice and fails never hears the
last OF It,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

The drm Of J. @. Gotta Of Stuttgart,
which published the bismarck me
rnoirs, during the first week after pub.
lication issued and disposed Of 800,0 900
copies Of the work. II In now asserted
that tho publishers only paid Prince
bismarck 100000 marks q volume,
whereas they have made sales to the
amount OF Z. 100000 marks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
FROM 4 DAon1ilBr.

weee attaeAsA - The iaursl ot Apo,io.
os0alAg ~ ~ ~ svt1sose. Il ~.
tAlaly sseas tAas ~ cAsisenae tfss
hsAe WA gi1es ~ 1eseeo1s1 - -
lse0 ~ 110a9 WAea 1oooeaas1 sseoe
1aoeo m oeesio0 VssU VsssAlDo1
= ssoselmeeoves 9 ~ sbsolsl
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Little lkey-Fadcr. vot ish untold
wealth? Old swindiebaum-Dot vich
de- tax ansensor doud't iindt oudt spoudi
mein sohn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Men take opposite sides on the money
question. but the majority are on the
outside.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

A catalogue Of 800 prizes, suitable to
every taste and condition, mailed ou
inquiry. Prizes given for saving Dia.
n,ond &c" Soap wrappers. Address
Cudahy soap Works. Eouth Omaha.
Ncb. The list contains many season
able and suitable holiday gifts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

The man who is dissatisfied with his
work Is never happy. .a. a..a.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

The man who starts out to meet
trouble never has to go half way.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

The motorman on an electric car isa
aonconductor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

II E II u did the
Christmas tree or
iEinate? This 10
a question that
doubtless " ou d
puzzle most people
TO answer. II came
TO US from Eng
land. md II II prst-
~ we'll settled that
Il was taken there
from Germany, for
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
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Paris. tDec. i3.-Count Won Mussleg.
The (1<rusan smhasaadoT. eave q dinnee
this svsuing n ths Oer,sssa rubeaoY n
hoeos ee n. t,sscasss. rrsoeh nlnislse
g t9ssa8s sSa'eA -,x.. H..
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

I'VE broke that divine healer all up."
How sor' Ran across him using
his repair kit on his bicycle"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Handsome is as handsome very sell
dom does.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
Sharp Pains

Darling from ons point 70 anoehss. stia aol
svolisn ioinss. Inflammation. intense ~.
ossing. afe chasactssistics of Ehsumstiso.
An tAsss painful symptoms ass cared ~
Hood's ssssapssiils which pasiass IL blood
and nsutralisss ths sc.d which is ths eanss
q Shsamstism. Why continus 70 sulDss
vAso yoa may b rslisvsd hy
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Ansssee's 0rsassss As1ssias. rrsss o.
rrspassA ~ c. !. He'd D o.. Levsi1, laasa.
Needs pto)o ssss sr Liver Ilis. . ses1s.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
THE CHRIST-ChiLD.

4 HIS world has
)~~( whirled on In
%AI ~ its way
,I6 kl1 For nineteen hun
dred years.
/T@ Since Bethlehem 3
VIZ babe. who came
81 @@TL in Love.
N4@JEB wept over US His
FWI tears.
~ lGV Still swings abovs
the golden star
That ON that night stood still
Above the humble village Inn.
By the Judaean rill.
And wise men seek the path today
The crowned Magi found
The mother heart OF womanhood
Makes that, Earths holy ground.
The singing angels hover now
Above the mangeS. there.
Where Gods light shone upon His
brow.
I've iIiuec VI EcuCe co iah
The wondrous story. never old.
Thrills on the wakened heart,
Who led US to His Heavenly Fold,
Who walked from men apart.
Awake, today, in spirit strain.
The song that never dies!
Find out that glitterinE star again.
The scales dropped from our eyes;
For Gods dear love Il potent now
As when His reign began:
The chanting Of the seraph band
Shames restless heart g: man.
Here. in our midst. the Heavenly Dow,
Seeks an eternal rest:
Descending from His throne above
To hide within each breast.
Wake! Better Natures. sleeping long
Cast OF the thrallx Of sin!
List to the choiring angels song
And let the White Dove In!
Mute by the graves OF vanished hates
Greet nil In love today!
LII, up your brows with hearts eiats
And meet Him on our way!
Richard Henry Savage.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

II Isn't necessary for woman to be
an artist In order to draw attention.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Speaking Of fireworks. David was
the original giant cracker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

To live In Hawaii costs. 1t is said.
more than to live In California. one
reason being that few OF the ordinary
articles of American diet are produced
In the Islands. Most OF the meat is i'm
ported. eggs cost sixty cents n dozen.
and chickens n dollar and n quarter
apiece. and the chcapcs, nsh, the red
'mullet sells for twenty-five cents n
pound. These fnc,s explain the warn
inKs which Hawaiian Masons and Odd
Fellows have recently addressed to In
tending cnlgrants. Even In IN earthly
paradise men must cat. and \ desti-
tute stranger. set down between .
crowded tabor-market and high
priced provision-storc., would nnd him
self In no oenviablc position.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

u yeu v1Dh TO b. miserable you must
eliak aboV yourssis-about what you
vast whsb you like. what respect peo.
- eusht 70 pay TO you. eed thea 70
~ sotA1g viii b. pure! You will
aosti svss{ {ehias you touch: you will
uIAhe sia ~ Misery for yoursslf out
q svssytthg uhbst oo1 seads you:
~ vin = y wsstehsd y roe sAsesA
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

In . rjbent interview Joseph Letter
oe Chicase 10 quoted a. saying: There
will b boom in December wheat A.
The result Of the heavy foreign orders.
bst not because Of any corner ip II. nor
bseauss q any speculative msr'pala-
t!oa." He eos6im-d the report that
~ Was Interested In the Rhode Island
Loconoti3 works. and said; Il am
eolng 70 " to make the Rhode Island
Loeoaotivs woxks pay. The shops are
q Psovidqecs r. I. am here for that
bssisess dDisiy. have large interest
h the wegks. and ! thInk can make
~ husiHGDo Q success"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

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