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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-15

from $3.50 to s505. and to redvce the min
tmum requirement In the way of scor-
ing. BY so doing there will be larger
number of persons get premiums and
yet the best prize winners will get the
same as usual. Iowa is a great butter
state and there ought to be not only a
good exhibit at the state fairs but at all
county fairs and a special butter expo
sitions.
The Midland Chautauqua manage
ment will be short between $1,000 and
$4,000 on the Cautauqua this year. To-
morrow is the last day and the deficit is
an ugly one. There is already talk of
complete reorganization of the associa-
ton or abandonment Of the Chautau-
qua.
The government records for the year
1901 will long be referred TO when per-
sons speak of hot weather. The station
has been established in Des Moines
twenty-three years. In that time, includ-
ing yesterday there had been twenty
days whsn the official record showed
above 100 degrees temperature Six OF
those days We're in row, ending yes
terday, The other time when extremely
hot days came together in n bunch was
in 1856 when there We're three days COM
mencing July 4 when the thermometer
registered l02 l. 104. 3. and l04.4 in sue
cession. The other days above 100 We're
scattered one at time thru the years.
In 1894 which was hot year. the De-.
Moines records show twenty Two days,
commencing July 10, when the average
maximum temperature was 92.s. The
present heated term beats this badly,
the twenty-one days ending Saturday
averaging maximum temperature Of
94.4. The 1oo-degree weather commenced
last Tuesday. altho Monday was a day
of extremely hot wind and was mora
hurtful to crops than some of the hotter
days since
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-15
Mood Out of Dancer.

Washington, July ia dispatch re-
ceived by Acting Adjutant General
Ward announces that General Wood,
who has been quite seriously i'll. ID out of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-15
Three Hundred Men Idle,

Three Hundred Men Idle.
Pomeroy, o., July l5.-Three hundred
men are out of employment at the Pom
eroy works of the American Steel Hoop
Company as result of the strike. The
mills did not start fires this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-15
OWN, IOWA. MONDAY. JULY Is, 1901

men appeared at the shops as usual. but
before going to work presented their de-
mand for an Increased scale. When it
was refused they left the moulding
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-15
Confirmed by Kitchener.

London. July 16.-Lord Kitchener. in
dispatch to the war office. confirms
the report of the capture of the wife of
Acting President shalkberger and says
the prisoner was brought into Pretoria.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-15

Decatur, H.. July -Chauncey Pow
ers of Decatur, who went to Europe
with team of American trap shooters.
Ii critically Ill in London.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-15

There will be a real butter exhibit at
the state fair next fall and not an ex-
hibit Of butter tubs. So says Mr..
Wright. deputy dairy commissioner He
has prepared circular to be sent out to
the creamery men of the state explain
ing what is in contemplation and urg-
ing that they cooperate with the de-
partment to secure an unusually fine
butter exhibit at the fair. The associ-
alton was induced to increase the
amount of money to be given as prem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-15
MAcH1N1s1s' STRIKE ENDED.

Special to Times-Republican.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14
Spproan DC Wet iurcoc
Yritcrnc.

en- Some ira 8ife er fommet biem
ira johannesburg / Eranspaal, itrr
per ~Ssnomerspolten."
"a DC iorloo Iirita bar alt bel
meo De oerp9renoe Norife, Tiger bun.
G|minunition NJ. NJ, grou goerne
neo / @rape. iom De latte aors oper
meo engeIifc 9tapnc pua. GngeIif-
mGnoene troeoe oa. oct par falone
arigcre, iom Iau begrapet Der.
9oerionaer / johannesburg ~fortnItr
ON ct SiIi9Ioe. 90 eneeIite Officerer
off og notereoe Hupnene paa oisie
aors. Men tnapt par De pei borte.
iao fom 3e @et o. srop Snaerne on
isien; ban bapoe faaet Brig Tor Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14

BE Snofsote fuiSe fun fortGlic
3ommnnopren, at Mutioen a G:
aannibaI oe en- iariig Iauo ior
Eboerne. aomHinnosr 5iaep iol
Manoen til Faso Easo, Cd isste plot
us breot efter N Snoisot. iom fun
De foritan bans Sprpg, Dten bans
Ssger bar forgiGpes. Men Wait-
oen par iaa tafnemlie Tor i'm Reo,
ming og Den Venligheb, lom Iineri.
fanerne bite ham, at ban bar notdti
/ III %ifIenbte Sprog oe peo enereiit
vantomime. at ban par line Heo-
ningsm9nbs Slape. Manocn pur
tntoueret paa belle Iniiatet % par ii
en- sSarpe % 9eaemsbpsning, iom
bite, at ban life bar en- Snbieot PAD
Sittuila eller noeen anoen 2 Ga.
moagrlppen.
Snn bar nbIolut iioc az Stano I'll
at isree for liz ielp ilano; aommou'
ber 5inep ienote bam oerfor pmborj
poo arlifibet abaranbo, bpor ban III
arbeibe. Son Dor pillig, meogisrIia
og eoouiooig % bleo mart Ionb'sc-
bets Ben. aommanber ELLEN reiitg
meo abaranbo til Ipia, og Der fano;
ban Ell Golf, iom flinbe tale Sorte
Sobns Sproe.
8iennem SoIfen fortaIte ban i'm
Siitorie. DIR. ELLEN ipurgte, or
ban bopbe 2pit iii at nenbe tilbuee
til lit Slem paa Salomonserne
Wanben tpnfte Jig ON og Ioarene
tiliioit, at ban hapbe pGret ion NANCE
Mar borte, of ban bar bange nor.
bnis bon fom bien, at in9er piloc
gienfienoe BAN, % Of ban piloe bltot
orPbt oe eot. iom enbper fremmeG
Iano bIir. San foretraf Ibarenb,
og De Sorenebe Staters 5lngs Se'
ifptteIie. Son err omboro pao aiii'
tibet Den DAG ibaa og arbeiber mec
mltntert Sinoelae oe let ON Slertei
eiter fine mango Mars pilbe Sip.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14
Runoe life bli Sorsere

6lere Stalienere inofanot Jig Tor
leoen hos Gountpbommer aipinall
grooflpn, y. D., ior at blipe dIne.
rifonife goraere. Salpatore Dtecco.
ra opeap, OF ban boebe ga De &a!t
Ipenue % bar Sarmer.
"Spab?" ia 9ommer Iipinall.
"ou Dor miot / tpffe gpen oe oriper
Sorming? Seq er bel fienot / 81
aalb Ipenue".
Seq Dor Der % sraper % ifiiffer
Sorb op al @aoen", iuareoe Wteccaro.
Set er en- M Sort Sorming ios
mig, ia CONNER aipinal. Sec
antor, oit er en- Irbeioer. Spem ~
8rpiioent cper De Soreneoe Stater?"
Seq buffer oct life"
"9eit peI", ia Sommeren, ri IN
fer life at ia 9orsere, iom life hu'
FER en- iaa pistig Sins. Din anieg'
ming fam life inooilges."
Wihael Sortori par Den rpite.
"Spem er Trpiioent ouer De 5or'
eneoe Stater?" ipurgte 0ommeren.
"8eorge 8aibington", iporeoC
Sartori.
San par Oct, men err bet life MI"
oplpite Sommerer. "Spem err 8ll.
perrsr ouer Stateu Iep Dorf2"
"Son 0pd" bar Suaret.
"9fei, ban er Iangt ira Of fommt
til aapitoliet enonu", ia Gommeren
Sin anisaninq err iorfaitet".
@n unoen Inisaer troeoe, ban ifiil-
De oiere oet bebre; ban bophe lot liz
inc / amerifos npeite Siitorie %
mente, ban nof Ifrlbe beitaa eromer.
"Spem er Idpor / Rew gort?"
ipurte Sommeren.
"g8iniom MecainIep", ipnrebe Pin
iseeren.
Spem er Vr9iibent al De 6orenebs
Stater2"
"9eniamin g. SbeG."
"Suem err @uoernsr oper 4eE1
gorf?"
"Robert 8on Wpd".
gin aniegniue er forfaitet" 70
Somneren.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14
1il Wifimger.

Ia iea er Ell al aomiteen, ION
mobtager Eengc til Snoiamliug III
ct "Srgel / &ifS Airfe" beoer ieg
giennem ~1ecorub &oiten" at iau
rette pao ct Ii6et "mIailfe", iom bleo
begaoet, oo vi lit ol2iC pore GirfuIG,
rer trptt. % ie9 9If igons meo Oet,
te arbeioe, ifrep jcg til &. u. SOP
peritao. hilbert Geo. Dtinn.. ON boil
life funoe bi9lpe men arbeioet meo
al fau bisie pore Girtulerer trpf:.
San par uilig BERTH. men %foritoh
mig ioaoon, at bette q en- Bon fra
0if / Soan ON al hiGlpe Dem.
Soooan err life 5ilf9loet. "a .;
10 life Dor / Den ioHnle Stot euer /
iumme Sp, ioa fan en- Seiltagelit
oite fomnrer ino; inoiebes Der. Sci
hopbe nemlig 9rep ira 6ornonoen
8if, ON ieg life frnoe gine ban II
goot Raao ON al iln Genae til c.
Sr9el | en- Sait. seq ifrep tilbouc
til bam 90 iagoe, al iea ifuloe gisrc
ct Sorisa her bIanSt Bifinaerne, oa
iaa bar ieg giort oa meo Sitfces. mnn
reg Iige, % bette blir mere en- Cur.
prize" for Dor gomle 5eoebpso emo
noget anbet; % &c 'aar idaleoca
uuoifploe. Of bette 9iIstafe blep be-
aaaet. 'og at iea Der reiter pod iom.
me. Raa en- @anoe titube oct fom.
me til Oct iomme; men oo Oct fan,
ife fnnoe bare SuoiIpoeIie Den en-
eller sen anoen gci pun De fiGre gi,
finger, iaa ipn,cs jeg. al pet par beoii
Of iaa Oct rettet.
6. g. Srpiten. &iO9ewap. IA.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14
frrIfk for benoes mano
@N 90 Denner
x zes s51ses WARMERS SAFE CURE.
@aruer's Safe Gurc Co,
Reheiier. X. y.
7nbberlp. Ga. zoe SaHuar 1901

WarHtre SMe Nnre Co. 8nbbfrn. 70 zoe 3lHuar lyI
Roheher u "
6ss uoaen al mine 7mre par fFhc pa. fl 1sosu nrr az Eprfuabort
Ru CT ta Seonsmpoer, SET r amui1t at Es. bpao rt leo Nlar' reg ha PM
Nahen, bcuialot Rs ON. at ra hcts Der msn oiro taaoes pr mEp lite malte
e ben n9he ROrsen Gnbper tuuOe ie al rg life Hnoer O@e CmhRuogheoer
tuHee iee lsnse MIN Eaao raaDipurge Re ehr 9ass men leg blu life
beore. o. ta nuae be affnehgns gPtptcuer gad en- eHr adccu HRoaoe .Fl
mneeS te IN hoorrorS fom en- NJ 7eres 9amHer MIC i 6Gube. Seq i1l.
at 9Hfroc ueip9 im NIT par helbrbeoe % .a trnte al 3eres NIooi mafg
tuHee hrlpe MIC SEQ ba0 mi SRaHo nane De. men ban EaU0e H5eH Itdfo I'll
gatnueouturr % gi til en- aHoeH 2TgG Res eu tdog oaGrlaUe 6Ut lom
hoeoe nogsa attaHo ira Wl. founUe mig lrHere. al pc pEroe at lpp9e NINE
ndrment @abpcr. Gu la cnom uar gue Gu 2a aa pg en- Of niue Ssrner
renc til Sneh OF ts to Fam brHlS mia en- IaHe @arHers Saie Cure
Seq baroe te brus bet TIE Smt fy lg btsuuot Of btnuoe mtg beorc "a ben
Nnne par brugt tpheoe ot ma mru &oRfeHghto at ida min ARauo I'll at GHltaTe
enoHu cH Sra ton lperOS &taerrc 3el brult mt Il 6ater al Sarrers
safe 9ure % iem liatcr Sdf @UH Se9 uoipr,r M alt mt Nrsarosoe oa bar
tbet Stu1 Tor WeoUn. Sea bar ofc tTntt a. bile meb6ctc AeH5 hpao Seres
gPtotcn upreucoe ipr uS mW bar Utiut bet @GHl ettr @aHg.
Soet ra toer 1en tr NIT 9o iorblp,r p3 Grrs rroupue
5t srspe al Warmers SAT- Cure HFE HtAtAt SdplA
WmoS Ynd orausaos
Itiup Warmers safe Cure Co.
RUwHr % y
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14

- hfttN shaA VI 49,
hcrpeo to % Ct habit Aar. % ban
bor eaet DC brittle ari~gsuOgiiter
meo Ter bnnoreoe Nilioner Collars
% Sabet al cnaciifeiS oIoater iaIouc
oa iaareoe tilionme,,. mcn ierti m.
ieno.
Ser er noaet mitofilsit oeo bans
itobiae Selb. % goerr tiIifriner eli
auoormmclia Sneatiben, al ban iaa
ofte er fornmen itnno, nodr 9riteruc
iao iiffert ipliicS. at DC hnpoe inbriu.
get bon % bapoe bam lin Mogt, 5
6 Woaneoer bar oenne IorhenpPrcnoc
Yotc c$bprfer iaret frem % tilbage
oper &c inoairifonife Geit ianJ,.i1o
Ell @arniion Der % mnogaucUoe en-
a,toen Ser. belle Sioen iorflIat N cn
grnte paa tiIiammen Ct humoreoa III.
ienb Monh. Sau er omtrent itt!ci
iom han ituIoe beiihor ia Snnopn
meb CT Iioet ,Selee. f%ipetcuoe ira ga
DC til 8aoe meo belle Nopcoltdocns
geinlfnina efter iig, palot pul at
ionae holn. Zen SfiIorina ion no
liz er eipet / "0ecorab Noiter" eiter
en- init SnsepIcierifc. Tiger oS. at
bette er boeitopcIig ionbt.
6or al fare 6soemroIer pau Den
nsgne 8rairie, for at erltdttc DC bort
'fnote aligler meb me, Tor al boloe
tine 0agtppiter pnagne % Tor nt be
pore tit eget Sopeb u'foot unoer ale
oisie ,Surer beheues en- ameritan't
%,SnoiunerS ariesliIt, Ell George
WuibinatonS ubetpinaeIile Moo %
ben itsritc Selpbeher'tel'e. General
Dc @et er ~uornitet netop iooleoe%.
90 hpoo mere er, bans SSolt oeh, al
han fi9mper Tor Sribc0cn Inlet an.
bet. ea at han er reoe til at laoc Ut
Sip. bpub GiebIif oct lfnI upre, Ger
for iror DC opriatie poa BAN.
Sislge llotolelier al uocrlnuoite
arigsmGno or De @et life blot Oct
eneite miIitprc @eni, iom ariaeu /
Sponfrita bar frcmbrogt men ban
err paioo Dor Sios iterite arigSbep.
Ding, San peo paa Hrtttcn, bpor
ban ifal gribe inc oe ilao ct moroc
rift Stag, % ban peo ogloa 9oot,
noor ban ifnl tr9ffe Jig ttlbugc.
Sammenlignet meb blm er iIi9e
8eneraIer iom Yaben.Y omell % Nit.
d)erer rene Smausutter; OercS Spe
ilufner lom Ell 6pritpffc faitet no /
Sopet. Sans Speioere er De melt
spebe | 0eroen, % De brl1ger bart
nsiogtig geifeo ON Sienoens 9Th
ling. Naar Imrnumitionet nplten
er iluppen OF, gier De 8et Ell lang
Smpei % faloer upeniet oper ct en-
gelif 9agagetroin, bporlrn bans 6olt
iaaer, bpab DC bebsper Tor at ipIOc
line @pifer meh allaler % Tine Woo.
furpe meb Chicago BIZ.
Mibt / bette opilibenbe 2ip timber
oenne 6arnlerqeneraI Sio til Moro
% Ill at ripe &ittiebeoer al liz. "a
ban trof lia %norooper ira 9rouoiort
meh lin &ommanoo, fom ban o. bans
Solf op / et engelif Nelipgruiforps
bel Solopeang. Oct meooelte 81.
terretninger ira Ell ergcIif Eutrtlic
til en- mtben. Ge @et tit bore, al
Sienben agieoe al angribe bnm !
bans penitre SIonfc Dc @et gan
Seliogroferne Srorc iii at iiac Sot
men ga bans Mirno netop bar iirro
meo at ipiic Srofoit pna beirc Sian.
fe. gnifebe DC life at bli ioritprret
Eerionlig er DC &et ombiertet Be
hoaeIia oa bsilig moo Inmernc.
San er Ell Hiooersmdnb al Den 1oor
aamle Sfolc. : lin @ibeI cr ban bel
beponoret, men bar IPit foa andre
Bigger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14
3. ANUNDSEN, Decorah, Iowa.

Min 6uitru tiger, at Spmalttnel "Sis=
S<N pemaen" er bebre eno malgen NtaltIlle
til ben bObbelte Gris, Og ben er lige iaa GOD I'LL
iom Da ri lit ben, Og Oct er I'LL ler aar lloen.
8. &. gHroOlie, 9elapan, Wfiln.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14
xnrii,rns

Re Soreneos Stdier opnneoe flerc Rrguier
raa Standardization eHa noaen aHoen Sos
VI eiNe par 220 @rnne 2rises. $50 Sub
mebagef. 5s3 Ssiprieodller. s22 eroIceules
batter. 2Te bGocrlia EHinle % en- lana gii.t af
@alss. Ssips % S~rgnecmebaiier Tor -Gpaabora'
tors. Eel er oaial ei beie9Heloe SdsiHua, 81
ifisHi Nre5rgaerne af ale enuec liber al Ser
MISREPRESENTATION o. nifHi einoeri altHiGi
bneer tcasu eiHsrino bertha, bar BET anegila
ferpeaolbt at prcbafete ct 1oiolui gaGlieeliaf
g9ieeI mob iaabnrue GimiHoeliae Eoaecmme.
Hetfe @liooel CT Hclitiier's Blaees siffere. Sor
et bnlDf aarhuubre0e them hlep bet braai /
SdHeeteu 90 ire Der Iio ~ oeuuc 500 e. oct
life oTertrHhef. lei car en- nRiien cnsifaaeHoe
Hetorn Tor Neibreeeie az Snsperiia. fist lcr.
Neielfc. Soriioygelie. 6ouehpiue. INT NlGpe. Cp,
no. caissrnnes. 2ernsfisi. Sngiieiie Sssu.
IsEbeS % aHhrs Raneouesr. Scrism life al
trffe bet pda 8rspe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14

5iag,r: Seq madtts Nl III, beoe Der
rem fac p,rt ON nosl, Gents; its bar HE
imaet Wao paa IN bel lls,."
Sildn.hrop: -9oo mig unite Dem IL
Qptie m,o Experimental! Del moo p0r:
en- iicr g,ip1r,lie ioy Dem, % Dc isE
life mtotoe,u No"
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14
Ct bearauoiet initial sarimaspa

tienter fan eiisr lite Nal mUpiases tit
Yebanplins / NIT Souaiorium Tor Sas
rinssinee. 5or rGrmere uuoerretnlns
ON aurmsihcbe piu. ~,illtriu
J. Spis Wiphn. NJ. ID.
RmoL @arp Co.. ". Iai.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14

az pore Golf fon bli or9bt." 8ene.
raj Suubert blep uopbsrlig narret.
iom I. er. oo en- al Buffers Stabs.
oificerer if uonore giennem oae 90.
erues 9eiGiminaer % ia Dem / Eie'
inn unoer Soreeipenbe at. at ran
mantte fslge en- aone, iom flaaebe
orer. al benoes NfunS laa FOR Teber
I 9aopimitb. Zen gomle @enernI
par oaIna beitonoig imoo al iorieige
De ilpqtcnbe. Raar hon ian. at en-
aelifmpnoene lob lin Bel faIote har
fine Golf ianumen % bao Dem hinge
en- Solme.
Saaleoes gler life De @ei Oct.
itient Dan er isot uloer Den iamme
airifonife Col lom Soubert % eler
be iamme elifp9roise geenifaber
Tom i%GrmGrter 9oeriarmeren. San
or oppofsei / Oct lamme 9ao moo oei
engelife Stag; nlen ban Itanler life
meh oct, ban fi9mper imoo Oct mel
Strait.
San mRrfeOe iig DC 6eilsreb, ion
bar siori i Den isrite Eel al ariaen
% .Sa hons Sib fom til al oprrGoe
lesrep han ia ira oil. boab Der ual
pIanIagt tiolisere. Meo CT 6slae
iom fr9oer llaihGnaigheo eaer n
qreiulo Zoo. bar bet Iptfets bon
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14

Srmliftnrn '6uspsnusH.' Tom lea mpeics
Tor lrnssre lib iiesn, er Irg pelicrnsiet mso
tale zslr. hrprier Itn drbefaier ben III
Gnbrer. ION astsr al tiahs Gu Snmaiiine.
Srast "a Seats. s1uauuo N. 2trams
meR. ornaea GRiun
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-08-09
NOT UNTIL FEBRUARY.
United, States VIII Withdraw from Cubs
on tho Third Anniversary of the
Blowing Up Of the Maine.

Washington, Aug. 5.-Cuba will in
all probability be turned over to the
natives OF the island on the third an
nivesray of the destruction of the bat
tleship Maine, February Is next, at
which time the Cubans will probably
celebrate the Inauguration of al in
dependent government. Gov. Wood
has announced that it will require
eight months to get matters into
shape to turn the government over
to the Cubans. This would fix the
time March 1, but inasmuch as the
time named is only approximate, it
is believed the work that remains to
be done can be completed by the an
niversary of the blowing up of the
Maine. which was the event that made
peaceahle solution of the Cuban sit
uation impossible.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-08-09
METHODIST THANK OFFERING
The Commission Endorses the Bishops Rec
Ommendation to Extend the Time for
Raising 1t Another Year.

New York, Aug. 5.-The twentieth
century thank offering commission
of. the Methodist Episcopal church of
America, which has engaged to raise
fund of $40, 900 as new century
gift of Methodism to the world, has
decided to extend the time limit for
receiving subscriptions one year.
This action was taken on the recon-
incubation of the Methodist bishops,
which met the full approval of the
members of the commission. Twelve
million Of the $50. 200, 900 have already
been subscribed. 1t was originally
planned to complete the huge fund
by December 81. This action of the
commission will place the time for
closing the lists on December 81, 1902.
Similar action has been taken by
English Methodists, who are also
raising a new century fund. -:r~.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-08-09
MEANS BITTER FIGHT
The Steel Trust and Its Organized
Laborers Cannot Agree.
President Shaher. of the Union. Says He
Will Call Out Every Union Man and
the Contest for Supremacy
viii Begin.

Pittsburg, Pa. Aug. 5.-"Within a
week every union man and every
union man at heart in the employ of
the United States Steel corporation
will be asked to join in the strike now
being waged by the Amalgamated as
ISOLATION. We must settle whether
.lniOnism is to stand or fall. There
will be no more conferences with
the United States Steel corporation
unless the meeting is asked for by the
officials of that corporation. The
Amalgamated association will not re-
quest a peace meeting" This and
several other significant statements
were made last night by President
Shaffer, of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers,
upon his return from the fruitless
conference with ]. Pierpont Morgan
and others in New York.
1t is now fight to a finish between
the great billion dollar steel trust and
organized labor. Mr.. Shaffer says
that he is ready to employ every
peaceable means within the power
of man to win a victory. No quarter
is to be given and none will be re-
quested!. The entire management Of
the battle has been placed in the
hands of President Shaffer. He has
absolute power to call out every man
who is connected with the organiza-
ton and he intends to do it. He is
satisfied with the progress of the
fight to date. He finds that none of
his battle lines have been broken.
Promise is made by Mr.. Shaffer that
I the trust will find the Amalgamated
association is strong in many of its
mills.
Mr.. Shaffer said that the stories
that Mr.. Morgan had been ugly dur
ing the conference on Saturday were
untrue. He said the gentleman had
been courteous and buSinesslike
throughout the entire meeting and if
he had lost his temper it was after
the adjournment of the gathering.
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PEACE HIS ONLY TERMS.
Kruger Says No Price Il Too Dear to OBJ
tain Independence and the Right
to Live a. Freemen.

Raris, Aug. An the course Of an
interview with Mr.. Kruger, published
in the Figaro. the ex-president of the
Transvaal said: 1--WE have already pro-
posed peace directly to Great Britain
and we will not renew the PROPOSE
lions. All we are willing to give for
peace is money if Great Britain asks
it. No price is too dear to obtain in
dependence and the right to live as
\ free nation"
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Gathering of Pentecost Bands.

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 5.-The ma
tional gathering of Pentecost bands
held it's last services yesterday. Dur
ing the meeting, which has been at
tended by Representatives of many
states, 5000 has been raised and nix
missionaries have been fitted out for
African work. They include Miss
Anna Brown, of Eldon. Kan. and Miss
Eta Auringer, of Owosso. Mich.
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They Are All Musicians.

The brass band which furnishes
music for religious services and other
events at the Kansas prison is COM
posed of convicts entirely. and they
make good music. Warden Jewett al
lows them q few hours each week to
practice" Among the members of
the band are John Henry Collins and
Emmett Dalton, life convicts. The
leader is George Thomas, sent up from
Garnett for causing the death of Miss
Gertrude Baird.
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b. n. Tracy, whom Senator Burton
has recommended for United States
district attorney, went to Pottawa-
tonne county to clear up the fight on
him there. Mr.. Tracy expected to
take possession of the Office July II,
and to do so resigned his position
in the office of the state attorney gen.
eral the week before, but his enemies
at home had sent in protest and so
the president held up the appoint
ment.
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While cleaning well six miles south
of Alton, V. r. Stanfield and Bert
Banner were overcome by foul air and
persisted. Banner was alone in the
well and, realizing the danger, at
tempted to come out, but fell when
half way up. Stanfield went to his
assistance and was also overcome.
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Sod Commentary ON PoIitics.

A gentleman returning from Ell
Reno says he saw no less than four
ex-congressmen of Kansas in line be.
fore the registration booth. And the
gentleman says it is sad common
tary on politics that men should be
wanderers seeking place in which
to establish home.
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owe the state But Little.

The total amount of delinquent
taxes owing to the state by the various
counties aggregates $7O,s54.Os. This
represents the taxes for 1890 and pre-
vious years. In 1898 there was due the
state $164, 1926. This was reduced to
$74.744.7s in 1900 and again to SIS, s54.0s
this year
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Married a Wealthy Native.

Grant Sidwell, a resident of Wilson.
finished his enlistment in the Philip
pine army and married a Luzon belle
who set him up in business. She is
a native, but as white as any American
girl, and in addition to her good COM
plexion she is reported to be worth at
least $1,5OO,OOO.
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An Interesting Comparison.

The taxable wealth of Kansas to-
day is several times greater than the
sum isis, OoO,OO0) which Thomas JEFF
ferson paid for the entire Louisiana
purchase, and the states products
for single year would pay the origi-
nal cost of the purchase more than 80
times over
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Some Population Figures.

In Kansas there are 527, $50 children
of school age, of whom 1929 are for
eign born, 1920 negroes, 267,679
males and 259,ss1 females; males, Of
militia age, 3O4,439, including 31,733
foreign born and II, 24O negroes; males
of voting age, 413,7s6, including 7,025
foreign born and 1924 negroes.
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win Not Postpone Fair.

The Central Kansas fair will be held
at Hutchinson as susal. The directors
met recently and decided that Reno
county was in good shape for stock
and agriculture! exhibits.