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The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22
More Deporfations.
AIDING THE INSURGENTS.
General Agent of tke Tabacaicria Company Arr~stea at PaEsanjon.

Company Arr~steA at PaEsanjon.
 Manila, Feb. 2t.-At Pagsanjo Province of i.uguna, Tuesday, Lie ut . Vaughan, of the Thirty infan- try, arrested Fernando Russian, gen eral agent of rthe Tabacaleria com pany, on the cha ree of having aided the insurgents. Abundant doeumen- tary evidence against the prisoner has. it is asserted. been secured
 Rastan is French subject, and close friend of the insurgent gen eral. CaiHrs. ard was, to a certain eN- tent, associated with D. NJ. Carman, the American contractor. who was re- gently taken into custody charged with ,ins furnished supplies to the insurgents.
 The Tabacaleria company is said to be further incriminated. II is also been learned that Russian furnished the insurgents with sup plies. information concerning the American troops and their move ment, as we'll as with money. He dealt directly with the rebel general, Cailles. who has been operating con tinually in the district east of Ma nila.
 Mir. Webb. the booklleeper of the Philippine Trading Co, has made a partial confession to the effect that certain Belgians residing in Manila and the Bay Lake district were impii- cated in the plot of January IT to kill Capt. Jones' commanding the Ameri- can troops stationed in the town of Bay.
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St. Paul, Minn., writes:
 "Peruna has done wonders for me. It has cured my headache and palpitation of the heart; has built up my whole system. l cheerfully recommend Pcrura to all sui ferers afflicted with catarrh. Ny riother IS and generally out of sorts, if Peruna is taken it immediately removes that tired feeling
 Peruna cures catarrh by removing the cause, inhamed mucous membranes.
 Dr. Hartman, the compOunder of Pc runa. once said. in a lecture to women
 "A great number of women consult me every year. | often have occasion to say to these patients. T fear you have ca.
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A RESOLUTION OF INOUI BY.
PubIic Printer Has With held Certain Papers.

Washington, Feb. 21.-Soon after the senate convened Mir. Pettigrew (S. D. offered T resolution, which was agreed to. directing the commit tee on printing to ascertain why the public printer had not delivered to the senate the instructions and pa- pers sent to the Paris Peace commis- sion.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22
Laid Before the Senate.

Washington. Feb. e1.-ASenator De- pew reported favorably to the senate the Louisiana Purchase exposition bill. He said that up eonferring with members of his committee he found that there was no necessity for meeting. The other senators author ized him to poll them for the bill.
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Fire at Cleveland, q.

Cleveland,' O., Feb. 2f.-The three story brick building at No. 56-62 Mer- win street in which John D. Rocke- feller started in the oil business, was destroyed by fire Tuesday night. It was occupied by the Manufacturers Oil ard Grease Co, and several other conce ms. The total loss is not very heavy.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22
THE MAYOR POwERLEss.
se Mayor FinIay Ross of Wichita Declared to W. (. T. Women.

Witchita. Kas.. Feb. 21.-At meet ing of the W. (. T. U.. Tuesday even ing, large committed was chosen to wait upon Mayor Finlay Ross. They called upon his honor and asked him what he intended to 60 about closing the saloons. He told them he was powerless.
 They passed resolution that the saloons must go. although before de- oiding on further action they con eluded to await Inc result of mass meeting called ly the ministers for next Sunday.
 In the meantime the call for the business mems meeting to cheek vio- ience has been largely signed.
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Hudson swore out warrants.

Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. 21.-A spe- rial 10 the Star from Leavenworth, Kas.. says: John Hudson, the barten- der whose wife was killed in Tues days saloon raid at Millwood. came 10 Leavenworth and swore out war rants for the four farmers under ar rest here charging them with mur- der in the first degree.
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THE NATION CASE AT WICHITA.
\ Motion tO Quash the Informa tor
 Denied by Judge Dale.

Wichita, kas., Feb. 2l.-Mrs Na- tion's attorney r-tsented a motion in the district court to7quash the infor- nation against his client on the ground that the anlding injured har- bored a nuisance, and that his client had right 10 abate it.
 In denying the motion Judge D. M. Dale ruled rhat itsmakes no difference whether the property destroyed is used for saloon, bank or gro- sery store.
 Under this ruling the only point at issue is whether the accused broke the glass windows as alleged in the complaint. L N 4
 The complain in one case is made by the owner of the building, who was not the proprietor of the saloon.
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EN ROUTE TO PHILIPPINES.
Oetnc hment of Recruits Leave Co., lumbus, O.. for Service in
 the Philippines.

Columbus, O.. Feb. 21.--A detach- ment of recruits from the United States barracks, numbering $50. left on special train over the Big Four for San Francisco, whence they will sail to the Philippines. The detacn- mens is in charge of Lieutenants Halstead and Parsling and Surgeon Taylor.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22
Ellis Glenn Again.

Parkersbarg. W. Va, Feb. 21.-For the fifth time in two years Ellis Glenn, male impersonator and alleged for ger. appeared in the criminal court. Tuesday. 10 be tried for forgery. Her counsel again succeeded in having the case laid over.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22

doctrine for the last forty years, but there are vast multitudes of women who have never heard It yet. Catarrh may attack any liable to catarrh of the pelvic organs. There are one hundred cases. of eatarrh of the pei. vic organs to one of eatarrh of the head. Most people think, because they have not catarrh of the head, they have not catarrh at all. This IS a great mistake and is the cause of many cases of xickne5s and death"
 If you do not derive prompt and satisfac tory results from the use of Peruna, write ment of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis
 Address Dr. Hartmann. President of The Hartman Sanitarium, CYumbus, O.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22
The War R@venu~ Bi,i.

Washing on, Feb. 2i.-The status of siderable apprehension among mem bers of the house. as the two sides are apparently deadlncked in conference, with no present indication that either will Xield
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Died of Pneumonia.

New York, Feb FIT F. Wood second vice-president and treasurer of the United States Express Co, died in this city of pneumonia He had been i'll about ten days.
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Chased as Public Nuisancex.

Topeka, Kas.. Feb. 21.-The house passed Senator Hurrelfs bill relating 10 the sale of intoxicating liquors, and it was sent to Goy. Stanley for his signature. The bin classes as pub Kc nuisance all places where liquor is sold illegally.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22
Ms..i..Ippi Valley Lumbermen.

Minneapolis. Minn.. Feb. 2i-The Mississippi Valley Lumbe rmen's asso- ciation elected s. T. Mcknight of Minneapolis, president. to succeed Vim. Irvine. of Chippewa Falls. Wis. There were no other changes in the official list.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22
TIMES IP AT WINFIELD.
rhe City Marshal, However. Has .
 Posse to Preserve Order.

Wichita, las., Feb. 2l.-A special to she Beacon from Winfield. Kas., says:
 At noon was the time given joint ists to remove their fixtures from the city. They refused to do so. The city marshal has armed 100 deputies, under instructions to preserve order and prevent destruction of property al all hazards.
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Van wyck.. Veto. Didnt Avail.

Albany, \. l., Feb, 2l, Both houses of the legislature passed the New York city airgie-head police bill over the mayors veto by party vote. It now goes to the governor for his sig nature fe4 el.
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To Make Hnzfng a Felony.

Springfield Ill., Feb 2I.--A bill was introduced in the senate for making hazing felony and providing for it's by Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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CONFERENCE AT MANILA.
The Philippines Commission Per. fecting Plans for Increased Ef-
 ficiency in Auditors Office.
GEN. DAVIS TO BE PROVOST OF MANILA.
Licenses fin Manila Bringing In . Good Revenue-Nrmbers of the Federal Party to Celebrate Wash inxton's Btrthday-Gold Mines ia Northern Luyon.

Manila. Fcb. Si.-At a conference held between the United States Phil ippine commission and W. l.. Lawshc the new auditor for the Philippine is- land, it was decided to establish an office and perfect plans for increased efficiency in the auditors department.
 Provost Marshal of Manila.
 Brig. Gen. George W. Davis will shortly take mp the duties of provost marshal of Manila succeeding Brig Gen. l. Franklin bell. who, as soon as relieved. will proceed overland to Ni- gan and there assume command of the district of northern Luzon. command ed for over year by Ma i.-Gen. :. E. NJ. Young.
 License Revenue in Manila.
 Capt. Steer, of he Thirty-sixth Unit cd States volunteer infantry. has been appointed collector of licenses for the city of Manila, to succeed Lieut.. Bish- op. The collections from licenses in Manila alone amount to S300,000 gold dollars year. The members of the new federal party are preparing to celebrate Nashirgton's birthday on a
 
 grand scale.
 Gold in Northern Luxon.
 Reports from the gold mining dis trict of nor:he.- Luzon are lately more encouraging. A find of $2,5o0 gold was recenly made in a single pocket in Lepanto province, about 175 miles north of Manila. ff"
 More Deporfations.
 Asother force of insurgents will soon be deported to the Island of Guam.
 Many of the discouraged insurgents in the provinces are coming in indi- vidually and surrendcring their guns. E Hilario Rubio. the alleged ringlead- Fer in the Maca bebes outrages, has been arrested in Manila for receiving much copra from the Insurgents
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22
p,E o,i Fire in P~nnsyivanI..

Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. 2i.-A large oil fire is reported raging at String town near Sisterviiles N. Va. One life was lost.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22
LOCKED IN TOPEKA JAIL.
Mrs. Nation and Companions Still Occupy the Hospital Ward
 of the Topeka Jail.
MRS. NATION WRITING FOR MAGAZINES.
tng cf a cvtmipaf Nature. VIII Have to be Tvted sy s Jury-A Change of vemae Has Be~n Ap- piled For.

Topeka. Kas.. Fen. 2ls Miss Carrie Nation and her two companions. Mrs. Christ and Miss Madeline Southard are still confined in the county jail. Mrs. Naticn sto.itly. persists that she will not give s<e,6o0 bond Ito keep the peace, and 1Nili remain in jail. The other two women are Undecided. but it is thought will secure bonds in d day or two. they occupy the hospital ward at the Jail. t large bare room 25 by 70 feet. The furnishings are cells except that comfortable beds have been provided. There are also two tables for writing. and Mrs. Ma tion has improvise,l cupboard. There has heen a constant stream of visitors 10 the cell. and Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Nation sent down word that she was not to hc disturbed
 Writing for Magazines.
 Mrs. Nation receives large number of letters and ielegrams daily. She spends the greater part of her time in writing. She has received large or ders for articles from two eastern magazines. and has been spending most of her time preparing them. She vii receive S25 for one. and has all ready received a check for s20 for the other. The articles will be about. l. 900 words in length.
 The Cases Against the Crusadcrs.
 The cases against the Nation -eru- saders for malicious destruction of property at Murphy's place. Sunday morning, will be called in the district court. It is criminal charge. and will be tried by n jury. The defend ants are Mrs. Nation, Mrs. Crist, Miss Southard, |. R. Mcdowell and Dr. Eva Harding. They will probably be tried separately. Mrs. Nation will look af- ter her own ease.
 Others Have Secured Counsel.
 The other cefcndants have secured counsel. The cases were to have come up in the morning. hut the attorneys for the defense asked for a continu- ance until l:30 T. m. in order that an application for change of venue might be prepared. The change of venue will probably be refused.
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Considering the sundr, ci,uBiu.

Washington, Feb. 21. Without pre- lininary business the house went into committee of the whole and resumed consideration of the sundry civil bill
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22

not Dau. \ am not troubled W t h coughing or spit ting or any oth- CT disa geeable symptoms of ca- tarrh.' But, my dear madam, you may have catarrh all the same. Ca tarrh is not al- ways located in the he'd. You may have catarrh of the lungs, o7 stomach, or liver, or kidneys, and especially you may have catarrh of the pelvic or gans.HE
 The d octor went ou to say:
 "I have en nrpachinv thsa
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22

New York. Feb. 1I-- Money on call nom- inaily lAuS Der cent, prime mercantile paper. a..u t'z Der atut. sterling exchnn ge steady, with actual business fn bankers' btlis 9t iAsa >sis for demf nd and at 4s4fe iSil. for sN days; posted rates. sss44S5i. silver certificates. sll-Uszisc. bar silver
 lAc. Mexican dollars. isc. Government bonds steady.
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  the best in she has gathered fortune h letter Pea 
 I have used Pcruna both for myself Hannah J. Bennett In her 88h invaluable remedy for cosd catarh fever kindred tonic for feeble and old those A. Lockw
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tarrh, madam They will generally
 reply, Oh, no, I never had catarrh. My nose is perfectly clear and my breath is
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22
otton.
Financial.

Quotations for middlins range as rol. lows st. Louis. s'se. Nv York. si .e Memphis. i-isc.
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RiyeP NeNs.
THE MARKETS.

: baiI. Trace
The gazette., 1901-04-13

Mss Mary Num- has rc'urndA
OberIin. where she spent Ne'
Miss Sadie Williams, Of ~
avenue, is slowly improying.
The gazette., 1901-04-13

e Netormers will meet in
ot. Johns lecture room Wondau
april 10, at p. IN. Come and listen
TO able speakers. ''' 80 'eA
Mr.. John Thomas. one of ON.
most enterprising young men snc-
eeeded Mr.. Mabrv as The b,,S;nos.
partner of Mr.. p. johnson Tarrer
last week. They conduct . frst.cIass
~" ~. urant at No. COS Central avenue.
Richard Henry Clark died at Lake.
Saue hospital March % after three
iioii'h illness. Mr.. Clark's former
olhe was in TitusviIle. Pa.
ana he was an artist of
natural ability. He leaves a
lno'ner' sister and friends to mourn
ms ms loss. Mrs. Eva Hall, mother of
-, deceased, extends heartfelt
nanKs to the members of the differ
ent churches and friends for their
Nimuhess in her bereavement
The Easter programme repdared
sunday evening at Cory chanel was
1Te Th most interesting given for years.
.p ne new pastor, Rev. S. II. Ferguson.
VIII preach Sunday. The literary
society of the Epworth league meets
every Wednesday evening.
Inc editor of The Gazette has re-
celyed from H. b. Frissen, principal
Vi hampton institute. an invitation
- De present at the thirty-third an
mNersary exercises of the Hampton
normal and Agricultural institute TO
y" Ue held IN Cleveland hall. HAMPTON.
va, on Wednesday, April II.
MT. and Mrs Ron nio,,;,,s NJ, .
NorSy avenue, gave six course dim
her last Sunday afternoon in honor
OF her brother, Mr.. Geo. Crayson. of
1hicago, Ill. and Mrs. George w. Nc
+ NOM of st. Louis. Mrs. Hattie
walker was also present.
ST. Andrews Episcopal mission.
corner OF Scovill avenue and Chanel
'treet, Rev. Edward S. Doan. priest
"-cnarge Morning prayer conducted
- oN I. w. Fisk at 10: ID a. m Sunday
.Al' Srhool at p. IN. Evening prayer and
sermon by the rector at D. m. We'd
neSday evening service at 7:3O D. m.
~ Everyone is welcome.
e word has been received that Mrs.
harles Webb, (nee Miss Mamie
turTtrother) is very sick at Chicago
attenospital with consumption. 1t is
oped by her many Cleveland friends
yarrelat she will recover. The many
NiIends of Mrs. Emma s. Ransom
Ill be sorry to learn that she is
upbbv vriously i'll with appendicitis. she
,esyiIipc in Chicago also.
)berlinN Northern Ohio men and women
want to try for government iobs
.5.1 he Philippines will be examined
,u," "a Ieveland April % Examinations
:. n " stenographers and other posi-
W." will be held. Candidates must
applications to the commission
ickman lays before the examination lie
zen Is ppine examination must not be
)unded with the regular chi
ugford. ce examination for places in tbis
tor of Try. The latter will be Imld
lumbuS 23
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REDED RATEs.
No, tn west. uIsonth and Southeast,
VIA IPtyIvanla Lines.

The sale Ipecial fare colonists
tickets To- ornia. and settlers
tickets 10 J Northwest. West,
South and beast has been re-
sumed via - Vlvania lines. Par
ticular h nd ion about fares,
through On other details will
be furnish ;1 ip1h IMPLICATION to Pas
senger AT 1ehet Agents of the
Pennsylvd Ines.
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49, c. ,,,,slllolng
Inosi,e the Post ono Opel
opp's.'| cBlild-
y HEX L. En- : 80 , open
Sunday ,,ior
5 II No9bi 3 -, = o.,, so,s. ,.-se. sun
DAYS also .+ral
coopMAN's News Depot. No NJ %
.rspue cor. Sterling afenue oPs''
p Johnson TARRE S Restaur. oo'
central Ave. Open Sundays aisc
VALENTINES Gro oeery Store iF"l
Ave
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WHERE THE GAzET1pLO'

CLEVELAND. O.. sATURDA''' ''Oi
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An Old Citizen Dead.

On. O.-Mr. Payton JohH
dpril =. He was born a sIay
Ana during the rebellion
caorth with the Union sold
Mhnson came to this city u
ar. 1868, and has lived here
smile was a member of the II
'oFatiOnal church. He leayl
wild four children: Mr.. III
dorhnson, a student at { he
lummedical school; Mrs. lin,
JOIN, OF this city; Mrs. 10
OIar'f Pittsburg, and Miss !
eh't Johnson. Mr.. JohnsoHs
as heS can be learned. is q u,
rune Services were held frb bnn
houSeril ). Rev. Monroe. &si
Dy lie. \. Jones. officiated
WIN re, of Ravenna. is is
her 81 Mrs. r. L. Jackso
WIS, OF Cleveland. ndS
Nlslt'h,s. J. L. Hamilton nd
lara -y.-Easter exercises af
-. VI Lhurch were cariFie, u
nicely. ter the programm FL.
one pr" was given an Easte-s-
nucn e. is due the commit r. &.
floral d.,tionsLMrs Gan&osG sGli
Is serIo ill.-Quite a nimbs 0
lady VIZ from CleveIan ,Irlr
mere Shy. = The tv ? 7as
cnurche>5served Eastef v1
program we'll suited toEtheo'ca
SION. Niniel Collins il hi,,oIo
IS IS 6ecom rery popular. irC9a,'
Jackson his two sistef arnth
OUT excel verH fine S get
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Mrs. /. Cunningham is I.sltl
The gazette., 1901-04-13

TICKET OFFICES at Union Station, Euclid AV. has
Woodland Av. Stations
New City Ticket Once No. Euclid Av, CSr. Public a-
THROUGH TRAINS RUN AZ FOLLOWS BY CENTRAL Ttaak
Daily. fDaily except SUNDAY.
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daughter in Youngstown.
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Z 4fs5; E5uls q, TA552ni DGs52na Loeal RsPo
Mr. HENRY TAYLOR Advertisls "'
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"Money at Interest is Good Silent Partner u

STATE OF OHIO,
CUYAHOGA COUNTY.
J. A Blodt, being duly sworn. depoSes and
says that he is the Secretary of THE GUAR
ANTEE SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, and that the foregoing is a
true report Of the affairs. and business of said
company as shown by its books at the close OF
business on Sept Is, 1900 j. A. BLoDT
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF Sept, A. D.. 1900
[sEALl JoHNK X. CoRwIN Notary Public
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An A CI1Izen AssaAltes

New rhton, Pa puserly
meeting p De held h Sday.
NY. NY NaI1 P E., he qaterly
Mrs. Pate, III Wrs srwere
in BridgeM. S,ndov am from
here atten,p1Stam 60 ss,t the
Second BaL L t,naa, ., ,l,r--Nrs
Thomas Wr I VI NJ ~ ~ Ford
of NegIey, { ,,;a;.a,IM sraster
left for the MTnslav-
Mrs. RoundI C TCJ r. homo
The annual 40 Cir
Knights of VaM .a sur-
rounding tol,,1 ~ nn da1;v-
cred Sunday;.Id,.oMo Mof ,elcome
by Miss Ella sAoa,. g1o1Is
knights frOmt Sv;cklev
New Castle allf,orMaa attend-
ed.-A meetindta ot,o conn-
ty held last H. - VI y
church broke b. - NTH
Wells. one oil d.. ,N..,nts was
placed under rr iharra Of
assault and tel Ha,ruck : Rev.
Bruein, an II. ovor on
years of age.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER

Trains on all roads run Standard Tanas
which is the same as
BALLS CITY TIME.
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AIridtE

Salem. O-S. + --z,.t,5 ,+
onnor.,. m -, W. / ~ cP eiay-lA fine
C,,,,l 'll,'' was s,'rt ~, Zion church
tian elei' vi nd Nj. An
a i;|h ,4i' IN'', - ,i' d sistet. Miss
Sunday witt their fs. ppn p, Ei+tIn
,.;a;.: w. - 'tnsina on. is
ninS Ting nt'1f d lrs. I'd rt and
at dinner unday.-N 't" is Iaft
for Zanesille Thu - ooanie
ca la Mrsl Mary
= ~ I%'' I. - fr.r>I Hrs. Soherville
IT, N' Tsh hand slow
Tbn r ,"'Plo.4 Pr ~ ,ssb i Pens oHng for
hrrier, ValtcrkNhh. " "
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-14
DROUGHT HURT IT MUCH.
Secretary Wilson Gives Results Of His 10.
vsstIg alIon-- Lats Corn May Be Good.
Fair Prospects In Iowa.

Secretary Wilson, who has just con.
cludcd tour through the corn belt,
In communication received Mt the
department. of agriculture says: "The
corn crop Is very seriously injured in
all tie great corn growing states. The
spring was wet. and much Of. the crop
was planted late on account of the
LAM being saturated. 1t is r,riking-
ly observable mat most crops a~c I'M
derslzcd. stunted ana not such heavy
ylelus Of grain. This Is the case In
the Dcst corn regions such as the
route from Chicago to burlington. Ia.
"The crop In Central Iowa promises
batter. 1t has heavier stalks. but an
examination of the ears show incom-
plcte fertilization. Sufficient rain
has not yet fallen TO carry on the crop
to maturity in most OF the states of
the great corn belt. Northern Iowa
and Minnesota have lighter crops that
look green and healthy. ,ut need rain.
and can not have average crops on ac-
count of imperfect fertilization.
"The injury to corn Is so serious
that 1t Is very easy to over-estimate
the crop. The wheat Is reported good
everywhere. The heat did hasten
ripCning and caused ,ilrinking. Oats
are reported light in most states, ow-
ing to hurried ripcmng. The same Is
said of barley. Potatoes are very
seriously injured south Of Minnesota.
Hay is said to be excellent.
II get estimates on Iowa of n two
thirds corn crop. 1t will be less,
believe. The corn along the % road
In. L. L. lf,rlsf do