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The evening times., 1902-07-24
THIRTEEN CENTS AN
HOUR OR NO MUSIC
Bands Declare They Would Lose Dig
nifty If They Played For Less.

ALTOONA, Pa. July 24.-The Altoona
bands engaged TO play for the hospital
carnival this week have struck The
carnival promoters wanted to pay the
musicians less than 13 cents an hour for
their work.
The bands declared they would lose
their dignity II they should play for such
wages.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
Embrvo Lawvers Must Wait.

The result OF the examination Of ap-
Dlicants fer admission to practice before
the District courts. recently held. Will
not be announced until August 2 next
The evening times., 1902-07-24
c0mptr0IIer RidgeIy at AtIansic city.

Mr.. Ridgely, Comptroller OF the Cur
rency. left for Atlantic City this morn
Ing He eyTects to return next Monday
MT. Kane IS acting Comptroller durinc
the absence OF Mr. Ridgcly
The evening times., 1902-07-24
Shirt Waist Odds and Ends.

10iC for ladies' Back Lawn Shirt
II Waists, in almost every size.
Correctly cIt and literally made
Marked fer quick clearance At 1Z5zc-
1SC fer lot of White India Linen
u shirt Waists. also Colored Ma
dras Waists; the former with fronts
of lace and tuckinE tucked back.
stock collar Regular price. zee
H0c for odds and ends of White
- Lawn Waists. sold at 81, 81 IS.
and s1.69 About fifty in aIl-soiled
from handling.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
At Boston.

At Boston
Boston 2 . 0 0 0e0 Q O0Oe01-3 Is !
St L--0 0 0 0 0 90 O0OO-2 s !
Batteries-Dineen and Warner; Dono-
hue and kehoe
Al baitinloFe- RHE
Baltimore 80 2I1020 20O1E7 II {
Chlcago -..... 0 0 0 6 0 0 5 0-5 l
Battcries-Shields and Robinson; cal
'ahan, and Garvin.
At a lliaoeiphla. r. H E
philadelphia =. l 0 2 20OE5 4
detroit 49,. 1 0 l 0 o. 0
BaIterles-Piank and Schreck; Mercer
ard Buelow
The evening times., 1902-07-24
Wrappers worth up 49,
TO Sl.25-T0m0rrow fOA

4 complete elose-out Of all the
odds and ends of Wrappers left from
the recent special sales we've held.
We take no count of Icsses-when
clearance IS n necessit-.
Choice is offered Of hnc quality
Wrappers of sheer lawn and batiste.
made N the handsomest styles Of
the season. with extra wide acunees,
fancy novelty trimming herTingbone
and feather-stitched braid. and many
other equally as desirable s:vles
Almost all sizes-if not IN cne style.
then in another. Regular 81 and
SIPS Wrappers fer 4Sc tomorrow.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
INVOLVES MILLIONS
IN RICH OIL LANDS
In The BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

NssuIIs UI 15sISIuay CameS.
Washington. 6; Cleveland. ;
Baltimore. :; Chicago. >.
Philadelphia. 5: Detroit. .
Boston. 3; St Louis, ?.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games

Boston. 3; Philadelphia. O.
ST. Louis, 10: Pittsburg. 1.
New York, I, Brooklyn. 1.
Chicago go-Cincinnati-rai
Where They Play Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston
Pitts5uIg at St Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
Linen Remnants.

Tic each for lot Of Cotton Honey
comb Towels, good heavy quail
ity-
If each-for lot OF Glass Luncheon
Y Deileys, in red and blue
checks.
Several hundred remnants OF Ia
bic Linens left from recent selling
Good. useful lengths. suitable for
any use. Prices reduced fourth
to a third for prompt clearance.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
Remnants of Silks 70r
sold up to 79c yard, X ~

a remnant accumulation Of high
class Silks. consisting of Fancy Fig
ured FoulGrds and Satin Liberty
Silks, in the choicest styles and col
orings OF light blue, royal, reseda,
hello, national, black and white. gray
and white, etc Also Chtnas and
other desirable silks. Qualities sold
off the piece up to sec and 79c yard,
for 29c tomorrow.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
Where They Play Today.

Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Baltimore
St Louis at Boston.
Detroit az Philadelphia.
The evening times., 1902-07-24

Tomorrow we viii hold a great
Remnant Sale Of Wash Goods. giving
you the choice OF all the NH Ends"
and regular remnants at this 1T
tie price. Included are Batistes,
Lawns. and Dimities- in an immense
variety OF figures stripes and floral
designs. Both light and dark colors.
Only desirable styIes-and good.
useful lengths
These ere qualities sold regularly
of the place at 10c. and 121zc yard.
Fridays remnant price, 33sc yard
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
KANSAS NEGRO lYkCHEO.
Mob OF Rurans String Up an Alleged
Murderer.

Piushurs Kan DC Mont
gomery Cooley. colorei vas taken
from the firtshurg jail by q crowd OF
ruf'laas. Who hanged h.n. rut his
throat and again hanged him The
outlaws Who lyuchcd Cooley said they
believed the negro had deliberately
murdered Milton Hinkle. a policeman
carly that morning al Christmas
dance Cooley had been In jail but
two hours when the mob seized him
The victim Of the mob's wrath was
given short hearing in the Jail yard
before he was executed He did not
confess to the murder. bui the lynch.
ers carried HIM from the Jail without
the slightest iutort renee from the jail.
ers or the police \ rope was secured
and Cooley. begging to +" released
was hanged 10 a crosshar on te.".
phone pole
The negro struggle! and III" rope
broke. As Cooley struck the ground
a man seized him by the throat
Cooley still protested his Innocence
and begged for mercy But The mur
acrers only answer vas 70 dra" q
clasp knife across the negro throat
scversng the iugnlar vein
Again the mob seized the eNpirlns
victim and this time hanged corpse
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
CRAzED BN POVERTY.
sensational Attack Mace on Gues.s i,
New York Hotel.

New York. Dec. 27.-constarno,ior
was caused In the Red sittingroom ~
tue waldorf Astoria Christmas after.
noon by the actions Of powerfully
pu'it man. evidently a foreigner. who
attacked a man and woman among Tho
guests before he was finally suhelu.a
arrested and held for examination as
to his sanity.
oh entering the sittiugicom the
stranger grabbed passing guest
shook his disengagod fist In his face
and said rapidly ana With decided ac-
cent.
You're rich AMI you've had a good
Christmas dinner The eneroach.
mcnts OF ORGANIZED capital on the poor
o! the country have driven me from
pillar 70 post un'l cannot g.t work
What right have you To eat when am
starving
Attendants rescued the guest and
the excited man then sprang AT n
young woman H snatehcd fu.
boa from her nccn and then began 10
herate her III similar language She
screamed. but AZ that moment the d..
tectiYes rnshe! III and BEGAN the strug.
glc 10 suhduc him
No papers or anything that would
identify the man were found In his
pockets All tho way 10 the hospital
he ra;cl of the Inequalities brought
about hy wealth
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
PIG IRON OUTPUT
oHtAT STRIDES MAD. By rAe
UNITED STAEs IN THIS
COMMODITY.
NOW LEADS THE WORLD
''ooueton for 1901 Slightly Above the
1omn'neo Output Of Grea, Britain
aho Germany. the Next Largest Iror
Producing Countries-Enormou In
crease Over Former Years Shown b~
government Statistics,

Washington. Dec. 27.-A striking
evidence or business activity in the
United States al the present time is
ionnd IN the comparison of pig iror
statistics OF the year Just ending with
uiose oi earlier years. as compiled by
The treasury bureau CT statistics. Re
Gently published estimates of the pro
dnction Of pig iron in the United
States during the calendar year 1870.
put the total production at 1900. 90.
tons. This is an increase Of nearl,
2.eVe.oop tons over last year, and i.
more than double the production o
lA9b. three times that Of 1856. fou
times that Of 1851. six times that o
1870. eight times that Of 1875. ten time.
that OF 1872 and twenty times that OF
1853. The steel production of tn.
year is estimated az $1,000 900 tons
which is practically 50 per cent more
than that OF 1900. nearly three times a.
much as that Of 1896. ten times a..
much as that Of 1854 and twenty times
lIt Il!OuafliOu OIL lNfs. In ADDITION u
this enormous production and ncreas.
over the earlier year. the importations
Of pig iron in the year just ending are
ten times as great as in the preceding
year and greater than in any year Of the
decade. and the total value Of iron ane
steel imported will also exceed tha
Of any year during the decade
This phenomenal growth in the pro
dueton Of iron and steel in the Unit
ed States placed the United States
several years ago al the head Of III.
worlds list OF iron producing nations
but has now made its production
greater than the combined production
OF the United Kingdom and Germany
those countries being by far the lare
est iron producers of the world, aside
from the United States. The tota
pig iron production Of Germany il
lahl was 1.s56.l49 metric tons. ane
tina, OF the United Kingdom l,92s,6ii
long tons, making the combined pro
duction Of these two countries II
laol l5.50u coo long tons, which i.
slightly less than the 1901 production
OF the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
SON OF AARON BURR.
Claim OF a cen.erarian Now Residing
in Detroit.

Detroit. Mich Dec. =, Charles
Henry Burr Crosby. now living al 3ls
81 Antoine street. this city. with hls
son is los years old He has Letters
proving that he is the son OF Aaron
Burr. vice president OF the United
States during the first term OF JeHer
son.
croshv's story OF Rurrs last days
il an interesting one and further con
firms his claim
When Burr came back TO this coun
FRY after his duel with Hamilton. pCo'
in health and with little left OF hi'
former vast fortune. he met a squaN
~ negro and Indian blood and fell II
love with her. The squaws fathe'
had been taken from Africa as a slave
She was handsome woman ana 10
her station in life fairly refined.
The old man in Detroit says ina
he was the only son. lie IS well eau
Gated and can speak three difereh
languages. He was born in Ehslah'
in 1874. Burr having sent the woman
there. owing TO popular indignation
against the union. ;.
The son returned TO this counlr! u
1909 with his mother. after burr
death
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
pRETENDER GAINING.
Many Tribes In Morocco About 20
Join His Forces.

London. Dec. .. The correspond
eut OF the Times al Fcz, Morocco, de
scrihes the situation there rs haVlnE
become very serious owing 10 large
increase in the number OF the pretend
er's followers. whom the government
troops are too weak 10 attack Rein
forccments. amounting 10 l2e0o men,
he says. will leave here shortly. ana
an additional force Of irregular cay
airy has been called out
Many tribes not already in rebellioh
arc wavering and are ready 10 JON the
rebels In the event OF serious gov
ernment defeat. The pretender IS
supplied with every necessity. and mas
distributed his forces over a dislrle'
where they can be either collected or
dispersed very quickly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
.Apr,Es INTERCEPTED CONSENT
AND CONDITIONAL PROTOCOL
Is BEING FRAMED.
BLOCKADE WILL eE RAISED
ASSUMED ALLIES WILL PERMIT
TIE RESUMPTION OF TRADE
WITH VENEZUELA.

Washington. Dec. 27.-Presideni
rnaseyclt will not be the arbitrator
- the Venezuelan controversy. The
whole vcxatious subject Will be re-
f,rred for adjudication TO The Hague
iatunal.
rltomixcd. this was the situation n
II lad resolved itself nj ths conclusion
Q. tie days cabinet meeting. Tho
meeting was no; 10 long as the scs.
s.ous OF the cabinet usually are. All
III members except Secretary Roo,
scre present. The Venezuelan ques
,.on was the principal and practically
t. only topic OF general concern under
eunsidcration. Secretary Hay present.
q, the net results OF his cable cor.
respondcncc With the governments a,
London. Berlin. Rome and Caracas
Il accordance with the suggestion
made several days ago by President
Looseyelt. through Secretary Hay,
President Castro Was reported 10 have
assecd TO submit the differences he.
L. ecn his government and the Euro.
.
tribunal 1t The Hague.
The European powers not oaly con.
sen;cd TO submit the controversy 10
T. hi,ration. but. while they had eA
,T,-sscd Z preference for m arh.;ra-
ton TO be conducted by President
Roosevelt. they Assented TO his sug.
,es,.on that the matter be referred 10
Tho Hague.
III. presentation Of the case met the
hearty approval Of the members OF the
cabinet. No fear IL expressed by tn.
administration that the Monroe doc.
tr!no has been brought into the coniro-
,ersy In any manner that might result
IL an embarrassing situation
For the United States
Secretary Hay Ia preparing . note to
the powers In which the qualification
g. this government Is expressed for
tA. course agreed upon by them IN
sctt,cment OF the pending difficulties.
~ jntimation Ia given Of the cond!
,ons which may have been imposed
4, the European powers or by Prcsi'
dant Castro precedent to the arbttra.
ton. Il In known that Great Britain
was willing to submit the subject TO
the arbitration Of President Roosevelt
practically without conditions but the
suggestion Is made that one and per.
haps two OF the other powers involved
proposcd some conditions which might
have proved embarrassing TO the pres
ident had he undertaken the RESPONSE
bility OF determining the question
Il IL understood that some money
must pass. but II also is known that
the amount OF cash 10 be required Oh
Venezuela before arbitration is not
ncariy 80 large as has been stated
II 10 not possible TO learn elmer
whether the allies insist upon apol-
ogics from Castro and. while II is as
sumcd that the blockade VIII be spcer
lily raised. no arrangement 10 'hat en-"
has yet been made. The energies Q.
the ncgotiators are now being deFo'ea
to the framing OF what Will be known
~ a condition protocol and II is hoped
that while this class OF document DOES
not undertake To closely define Is
sues to bc presented II VIII s'i'i con,
tain q provision for the removal OF '"e
blockade
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
ACCIDENTALLY POISONED.
Denver Couple Take Oxaly'c ACID o>
Mistake.

Denver. Colo Dec. -. Mr.. ana
Mrs John Singer are lying dead al
the morgue as the result. II is thoush'
Of accidental poisoning. Mr.. singer
became suddenly i'll and his vile sen,
for a physician Before one reacheu
,heir home Mr.. Singer had expired ana
Mrs Singer had been stricken win
.an,,,sive mains. She survived long
enough. however. TO say 'he a'ne''
word salts" in response 10 'ne Wv.
tors questioning as to what she ,aa ma',
,aLcn The physician who was eaiie'
hol,oves that the couple took oNai!'c
acid mistaking il for salts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27

London. Dec. 27.-Confirmation was
obtained here by the Associated fress
n the announcement from Washington
that the arbitration OF the Venezuelan
Questions 10 now assured and tha.' '"''
Ink the acceptance by President noos,' ,,
selt OF the invitations to become "'nr
traitor. the matters In dispute VIII oc
referred TO The Hague tribunal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
MANY coLLiERiGs IDLE.
Anthracite Miners Prolong'ng Tne'
Christmas Holiday.

Philadelphia. Dec. IA repor
from the mining region are to the er
feet that twenty Philadelphia ant
Reading collieries and two washeries
are idle because of the failure OF tn
men to return to work after the Christ
mas holiday and ten collierles an.
f,rr washeries are working short
handed Five collieries are also closet
down because OF high water. II Is TN
miners custom to take Christmas ane
the day succeeding for brief ceie
hration but the Philadelphia an'
Reading Coal and Iron company ha'
honed that the men would return !.
mnrl at once because OF the coal short
age
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
Will Marry and Ret;r.

,hooln. Neb.. Dec. -. Mile zo,;o
oe azAan. the prima DOM, |'e''e
monhced IN Lincoln during the aa,, n,
."a, she would marry Han,ico d.
nelho 81 Brazil and leave tho s,. Nv
Inc marriage viii take place en,oa
time IN April. 1903. in Now Yn.r I'm n,,,
where they viii live. IVY
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
A Good Cough Medicine

A Good Cough Medicine.
From the Gazette, Toowoomba, Aus
tralia: find Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy an excellent medicine. l
have been suffering from severe cough
for the last two months, and it has ef
fccted cure. Ihave great pleasure in
recommending it.-W. G. Wockner.
This is the opinion Of one OF our oldest
and most respected residents, and has
been voluntarily given in good faith
that others may try the remedy and be
benefited, as was Mr. Wockner. This
remedy is sold by all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
GREAT NORTHERN COLLISION
Train Loaded With Passengers
Crashes Into Freight.

Litchfeld. Mimi. Dec. 2.-lhs
Great Northern flyer. heavily loaded
with christmas passengers, collided
with the rear end OF a freight tram
completely demolishing the caooose
and one car filled with flour. Inc
fireman and engineer jumped from .he
engine receiving slight injuries. Ihe
nassep.crs were considerably shaken
nm but none were seriously hurt.
'rl The caboose and car were burned 10
c,ear the track, and after seven
honr wait the train was able to pro-
coed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
p,,c. for Hiil's Son-in-Law.

.. paul Dec. FIT is reportea
=. ca"nra, a"",, superintendent Franz,
Vi" !, ward ~ the Great Northern VIII
~ ~ NJ general manager OF the bnr
nee.". svstem the first OF the year
and that George Theron slaar, so smnor
law Of James }. Hill. at pIesgn, ;nu s%'l nf n,
intendent r. of the Eastern H,a,s,'" a1,ara " '"'
,s.,a viii succeed MIR. ward
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
IN A DRUNKEN FIGHT.
Two Soldiers Badly WOUNDED ne"
havre, Mont.

,mtte Mont. Dec. 27.-A spec"
70 the Miner from havre says
A. the Half Way House De'"ssn s,
uavre and Fort Assiniboia during NV 'ne
.,ah, IN a drunken fight. two soldiers
:, Tho Twenty.fourth infantry wer.
~ sho, Frank Gantzel was shot through .
sho s hreast and may die. Private ton %
.nson de- was shot. but not 'a'""'
wounded
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
QUIET ON THE ,sTHmus.
cunboae Bancroft Authorizes to OePa's
From Colon.

Washington. Dec. 37.--Commanne'
Culver. commanding the gunboat ban,
troft. teiegraphed the navy depavih'h'
Few days ago from Colon that ~,
la!rs were quiet on the isthmus ana
That there was no necessity TOT 'ne
rescnce OF the American warship ~
lhs vicinity. In view OF this repo1'
Commander Culver Was authorized .o
proceed with the Bancroft to Kingston
jamaica. and thence to San Juan. for
10 Rico, which ID the regular station o.
the Bancroft. The vessel lett 'o'o'
On the 2>th.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27

1t strikes the root and annihilates dis
ease, a subtle Totent remedy, that fills
the mind with sweet and charming fan
cles, Rocky Mountain Tea. SIC Frank
Smith.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27
4 Tin,oly Tonic

4 4ItU0Iy IUpIc.
At this season Of coughs and colds it
is we'll to know that Folcy's Honey and
Tar is the greates' throat and lung rem
edy. 1t cures quickly and prevents Sc
rious results from q cold.-Chris Schultz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-27

Won 'he nrst prize Of 5000, 900 noco,o,
N tse state lottery. He distp;h's,' puse.as
''e money among his employees
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
Uy Nationalparf.

aOngresicnS bcgge Suie bar MI bt.
ioIOt 6oriloget on at u0IP88c SEN
iQafQI0te "8In0 Gape Ratl0natEart"
@ciIutnin9en er ienot til E]rpiioenten
og goar no poa, at 5000 Ncres &an0
i gIad Stills, 3. &, itoI aibolGe@
Tnoreminiiteren bcmpn6igcs til at
bortiorpagte oen Itore SUE, iom Ii6.
ger UNDER SorOeu ! set reierDere6e
Strsg, % ItgeIeoeS iii at bortIeIe
SorNIo0oer, buorpoa @D8ninger fan
opfsres, ioa b~eisgenoe fan babe Bet
betocmt. SoiS Someiteuoera bar bo'
lat ii8 poa Stpffer al Oct reieroeoe
maa De flptte no, men ith iIl
gritatning anberiteo$. Ger er in.
gen @epiere mere / 9Iad SilS Iigeiom
/ DeaotpItone Farf - Der bar nogIe
for Ell Gel aar iiocn -; men euer3
bar Den en- Higoom paa 0oturmprf.
pGr6i9be0er.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

iomrne 9io icn bans gngt uiI tiIbase
os Den ipseIise Hroces ! Glngen be-
ores. 3isie H~ebanolineers MeiuIta.
ter BIZ iirr piie iis tpbeIist Dos Bern,
iom fommer UNDER gebanSling / Spg.
Sommens fsrite Staoium; man biz !
bisie EiIfGlbe funne opnaa Selbre.
belle | 2sbet al 2 til 8 Waaneoer.
5 De SiIfgloe, boor Batienten paa
@runo Of lin 9eifiGftigelie life fan
anpenoe Srognioninser meo Gran %
areoiot (Gitronesiencen marterer
nemIig life fiiIbItanoig SiSies ubebase.
liee 2ugt), tilraaoer Or. Surner of
arperoe SIioenolie, iom, ON ben emo
life er iaa pirfiom iom areoiot eler
@uaincolopIssnineer, BOG er eft mt.
tigt Miooel, Der litpiIiomt begunitiger
9irfningen al ben snrige 9ebanoling.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
Oaniferne / Sibirien.

Sm set SeIo, bpormeo Sanife
Weiertiter % S]msrfirmner arbeiber
/ Sibirien, faor man ct goot gegreb.
giennem feIgenoe SaI: 5 oct for.
lsbne Iar bar ct al De itsrite oauife
6irmaer uofsrt thrift Smer iii ltb-
lanbet for omfring ier Rillioner
&rouer, iamtibig importerer Be ionl.
me 5oIf Separatorer til Sibirien,
/ forlsbue Gar ODER tuiinbe StDffcr.
Sirmaerue bar ooerolt life bare fine
&ontorer, men ogiaa fine egrte Met.
erier. Rau maa imiSlertio life tro,
at bette falber / De 9anifes Sfiso
iom fGroig Sru9t. De bar mangt
at fiGmpe meo, S Here Ggne bar
IaaIeSes 9suSerne til troSS for 5ors
Selene itiaet iig meget fienStligt
ooerfor Reteriiterue, hos buem De
timber Sfploen for ale llIpffer. iom
Ssrfc, apGgipge o. /. timber ba iiS-
tie Mars Serfe bar 9~efoIfningen paa
fine Ste6er en6og belt o9gret iia peb
at brirge Melfen iii Reierierne og
oerpeS Iaat fore gnrifeI8beoer /
@eieu ipr &eoriften.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
Gmieranter fra u. 8.

Bill maj, finSe aariogen til, at
Strsmme al gmisranter eller 2anojs.
sere ira Soreneoe Siater sanr ooer
Grandchildren % mob the Canadian
Rortb@eit bebsper man bare q. ie
ItSt poa SorbolSene ! SIliuOis % Be
anSre Stater, ion, bIeo f~taarne no al
Risiisiippi.G aIen for minSre emo
bunSreSe Iar iiSen. Ct nleget tort
autaI al Sarmene / Sisie Stater Spr.
fes os BRIGGS al WGno, iom life eier
Dem, mems De pirteIise Giere, Ser ell.
ten er gfterfommere al De fsrite Sett.
Iere eIler R9nS, iom er bIepne RICE
oeo SonbeI, ganfiorretntns eIIer on.
oen 6orretnius, Der life THAR / oiref.
tie SorbiuSeIie mes SorSbrtset, Dor /
Spen eIer | en- 9an0sbp. Sorot 6isie
rige ener iSetminSite pelitaaetoe
RGro isger at iaa fine IeStge Terse
Iiffert anbra9t, er priien paa Set
frugtbore 2ano / Sisie Gsue itesct
Zig. at RGro meo imaa Ntoler ban.
Ifeligt fan BIZ Giere al 2ano Der. De,
iom Ieier 2anS, raa betale meSet bsi
Gris eler "8entc" - ofte op til 5
Dollars pr. acre. SeIo ON 9etereu
er aIorig iaa omtGnfiom, ortittg %
foriigtig. bltr set ali9cpeI 2otteri1ptI
at Icie 2ano iaa 0prt. Get fommer
Jig an paa anret % WartebSpriierue,
ON ban fommer ira BET uocu Cab.
8oar en- iaaSor 2anoIeier uo til Ga.
roSas Gorbneiter hoor frugtbart Soc.
beIanS % goOt 8rpSIano or negct
btQist, pil ban BIZ 2anOeIcr iItebetior
2eier, ioafremt ban er bet min0ite
0riitig.
Wouge 6armcpe, Tom iiooer poa
lmaa Sarme / De mtotre Scititutcr. oil
M, oa 2aubpriien er bIeoer ioa bsi
bli iriiteNe iii at ipI9c. 6or iaaOanre
Ter oct formlitigt no at iGIGc % emit
gere iii Canada meo 4eugcne. Der
fdn 10 ct Bar Sunore0e acrcS al iru9t.
bart 9ono bIi fisbt for en- Were Sui'
noi5'2ono /. Cts. Wau9c, mango bar
oQereoe ioIst % rciit. Soao pil SOL.
gen Der i RiSiiSiippt. 0aIen BIZ? Ri.
meIigois ocn, at De ri9e 2aroeicre bill
iIna unSer itg erooo mcr 2ano, % at
Hpfommere ira europa oiI itrsmme
ino for at BRUCE 2nt0et ttaete. st
amcrifanif 8IaO mener, at oct oil BIZ
6sIgcr, % set er life umllIigt,
Sooo SsIger oenne Wosicinooan.
bring al amerifnnere til Canada fan
fomme til at ia for Dor Naoo moo
Nor0. set peo ingcn. Sucm oco. ont
life "Snfcl Samuel" mc0 Iioen Gro.
brcr Gona0u mcO RIog % Spade?