davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-30

! de Ia ciudad. esc. ETC. gvoi I. pkrs. ss
y % Y cneuta que contra las inius
iicias dc Ia policfs no habia rcmedio.
Mr.. Goff rehere en las conclusiones
de Ia information este zSpecto del
asanto del modO siguiente: 'VariaS
inoeentcs personas que habian sido
cfEtba por la policfa en- nuestra ciudad,
pensaba que esta era responsible de
los actos de sus empleados. pero los
tribunales habfan declarado vzrias We
ces que la ciudad no es responsible, y
como por otra parte resulta que todo
POLICEMAN en- la ciudad tiene su propie-
dad nombre de su mujer, es el case
que sc ha hecho notorio cuzn iusitil es
producer una accion por razon de ata-
ques contra un policfa. -. No hemos
podido-afiade-obtener para el regis
tro ell hecho de que una sentencia con :
ira I'm policla hsya sido pagada" (vo-
l6men v. pag. 4-66D Despues de esto
no puede sorprender la respueSta de
cierto testigo. que habfa sido casi ase-
sinado por un jefe de policfa en- la
zelda de la boIice-sfafiOn. Sc guerra
saber 81 habfa procedido contra suI
agresor.-Nada hice, senior; no vale
poner pleito al diablo. al tribunal al
inherno!-En terminosmenos plutoni-
cos dice 10 mismo la Comisi6n Lexow.
"Resulta, pues, que la policfa forma
una clase aparte y altamente privile-
giada: armada con la autoridad y con
toda su maquinaria para la OPPRESSION VI
ell castigo, pero practicamente libre
por ST misma de la acci6n del derecho
criminal.
(Coutiuu.xk,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-30
Tabaco hiIado y en- ran.a

Ofrezco excelente tabaco, procedente
de las famosas vegas de Mango (Ma-
natf), cosechado por el propietario de
elias, que suscribe.
13o pacas clasifcadas desde capa a
tripas terceras.
400 rollos hilado, de 4 I3o varas
cada uno. La clase es superior.
En-, Barceloneta dsra informes
EermnMsIo Nssntm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-30
Ia Ultima paIaIbra
LA FoToGRAFIA PRoGREsA

Cuenta Guayama con una gsleria fetcgrkfea
que dirige don LeOpoldo Yenegas.
Toao trabsIo que 50 relacione cen este ramo
de IL industrfa nioderna, serk eiecutade alf con
arte prontitHd-
EspsoiaIidad de ess csss sen los nmpliaciones
posfaios ilumnades.
Para las pfimefng hay MARCOS hermosos, d i0s
sama6os cue 81 pdblio0 solioite.
De cualonieg retrato que e euVfe roT ooRTeo, q
Aaes Is 2Minlieci4z pcet1l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-30
(Continusskl

bTUP, IL bANTUKUE = PUERTO RICO
coLMADo-yentas Al por mayer y detail.
Casa fnndadA On 1885,
Complete surtid0 Dc Vinos, Lcores, Aceites,
ConserTas, Dulces y toda Clase de- proviEiones
ImpOrtseiOnss dirs0taA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-30
RDHOIeea espanOIa
Wde sui0reS lPanceScx.
Dumas -
"a Gende Dc Mentecrinto Nj hi
Un tomo flnstrado con Ia WlfUU
szinas el cromo.

Emilio z0fa
ROMA I2s edici6nl
atonos De see PAginas cadA una
PHRIS T2s edicionl IN
tones Hustrados. AO
FEGUNDiDaD [3s edieionl
Tradnoci6n de Augusta RerA--
rRassso is;GS: cts.
Traducci6n prslcgs deLeopol-
do Alas lClar1nl-a tomos.
VERDAD cl
Traducci6ny pr6logo de Eduardo
Gomez de BaQuerO-2 tones.
La debacle lei desastrel tOmO
tomos.
L'a8s0mmOir
atom0s nustrados "a
Mana OO
atonos ilustrados.
Los mlsterios de MarseIIa etS.
Teresa Raqufn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
Nene &lasem.

Wm. 9aI iu9t Sdeibung bon iei=
ner Jog. beferen 9dlfte Martba. Seiner
Intlage nod muB er Elm tpabres Sul-
oerIeben untsr Der ifrensen Nuffi9t fei-
ner Satin %iotpeit sefibrt baben. sic
bebanbelte ibn. ME ct iagt, unmeni9=
LID grauiam, atpans ibn, feline Wabl-
3siten bor Der Gamilie ab9efOnbert in
Der 2i9e ein3unebmen, unb ab uno 81
lieB lie i'm aud bort nidt einmal bin-
Elm. sic mari i'm gum 9auie binaus
uno stpaug i'm, i'm Stane gu f9lafen.
Die einselnen 3immer oes Sauies ner=
mieibete fe unb bebislt bas @elo fir
i9; tie tpeigerte fi4, feline Bdide 3u
maiden uoer ibm bas 3eus gu fliden,
bebiente fi6 ibm ~gegentber i9le9ter
&eben unb beleate ibn nit S9impf=
namen. Sept bat fe i'm, ME er iagt,
sdnali9 berlafsn unb min nidt ldnssr
nit inn 5uiammen mobnen.
5inie 6. &sepss flast ge9en Sotparb
Nrlbsrion unb 8bomas $. Mnberion
auf Nnnuairuna elmer Sppotbef. Nn=
oerion lieb ibrem 8atten cine Gumme
@eloes, FIR tpel9e er ibm cine Sppotbet
auf 8runbeigentbum ausFeIte, mel9es
ibr, ME fe iagt, peri6nlid seb6rte.
9a fe nun bon benz ibrem 8atten 9e=
li.benen @eloe ni9ts au ieben betam,
perlanst fe Strei4uns Der Sppotbet.
Sas Gbrifian brothers college
rsi9te ssaen 3. g. Sargent cine 9las.
CUR 3abluns bon s278.46 Elm, ole oer-
ielbe ibnen als @duI9elo far ieinen
Sobn nod i9uloen foa.
Wauoe @oifin befduloist Soiepb s..
gofin, fe perlaKen urib nit anoeren
Grauen lmsang gebabt gu baben uno
piinf9t aus biefem 8runoe bon ibm
gei9ieoen au iein.
slnna Somltnfon hagt ge9en Sbos.
Somlinfon auf S4eibung unb 3u9leid
iu9t fe aud Die Meraants Hational
Bant su bebinbern, elm @onto bon
$3.50. 85 an benislben aus3u3ablen, ba
fe $4O0 per Ssbr nnterbaltstofen be.
| anfpru9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
@rieaii@ ipre@em oie Stiefel=
miaier, aber niat maeeSomiid.
Der Dialect ibres 2anbsmannes fam ibnen
ipanii4 Dor.

Dem 8unbes : @ommihdr Moores
uuros ssiiern @nbOn @iergsO1 bOrge-
fnbrt. Serielbe 1T beiauloist, fid els
men fir cine anoere perion bsfimmten
reaiErirten grief, pel4er $17 eAtbal=
ten bat, angeeignet 3u baben.
@ierseof 1T omar elm Sobn beg
claIRfden @risdenlanoes, aber feline
ensere Seimatb 1T Maceoonien uno
feline Spra6e ~berftanoen bic feds sris.
difaen Wi9fers, tpel9e aus alien
SbeiIen Der Staot sufammengetrom=
melt tparerl, um als SOlmetider gu
fungiren, ni9t. Sieier Dialect NOR
ibnen boltommen frsmb unb fe tonn.
ten fi9 abiolut nit i6rem 2anosmann
niat b%eritdnbigen. Ser @OmmiKdr
perfdnb ben Gal auf nddfen Wontae,
oa big babin tpabrideinli9 Elm Spraas
9elebrter, Der oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iGen Dialects md9tis 1T, CUR Sts1e
Iein tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
tteber cine G Gre6ensmamt

ouf benz 6ladenIee beridten Sbeilneb=
rner eines Musfluses. bic iia auf einem
Moturboot auf Der Hiidfabrt nod
@rfner befanben, Der ..Seutf9en Sat-
tpirtbe=3 eitung" Tolgenbes:
sSn Der enbfia errei9ten Wolters,
borfer S6leuie purben einige sSabr=
sGite abseisbt, unb nun folete fir bic
iibrigen cine bonse Sunbe Der @efabr
unb Mufregung. Ha9 furser .3eit Der
Mbfabrt blieben bic offers i9on tpie>
berbolten Bemibungen bes &apitGns.
ben Mptor in Sang gu brtnser, err
folslos. l1nfere Mufe na9 6iilfe Bile
BEN unbea6tet. Oa Der Motpr aus
Mansel on 8enaiu beriagt hatts,
f9idte fi9 Der &apitdn ON, bas 2eiers
poir neu gu fiiaen. On elmer perborz
senen Slamme bate fi9 bas 8snain
aber entaiinbet, unb i'm Mussnblid
ftanb bas Boot nit 8erbed in belIen
Slammen. gu betpunbern lit bic
&ube unb 9eiitesgesentpart Der bier
sebn Musfliigler, barunter brei Ods
men, iopie bic S9nelisteit, nit Der
mir Der Glammen Serr purben. Sc
bod elm nnslid fommt ME anein!
0on grfner mad Der Woltersborfer
S9leuie Su na6te Elm 0ampfer nit
&dbnei, i'm Shlepptau. l1n1ere 3uz
rufe, fotpie bic 8epeguneen NIT Der
2aterne, ippbur6 mir unfere !Siilflo=
iigfeit funbgeben tponten = mir batten
tpeber Muber nod Stansen an 8orb :
fpurben nidt berftanbeu. Ser Oamz
pier foppelte los unb febrte UNI, 70 bab
Der &abn in boiler Sabrt ouf uns Su>
Tam unb bas Rotprbpot fi6er umee<
fporfen bate, tpenn Der S6iffer niht
TN lebten Mugenblid Der @efa6r nod
un5ere Notb bemerft bate. Gin ssabrz
gait fprang iiber 8orb, f9pamm nit
elmer 2eine benz l1fer su unb braAte
bas Boot auf ben Sanb. Oas Muss
ffeisen cling, ba be ufer flab paren,
init einisen 9inberniFen bon ltatten,
unb langfam febrte iebt Der 6umor
fpieoer in bic geGngftiste Geieu59dft
auriid. Sn tpilber Sasb eins es nun
iiber 8Gi@unsen unb Mb5dnse benz
9abnbof gu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
St. 8enjamtn 6arriion bon &C.
neral u. Ut. Gbafee tn
tpteirt.

General u. &. @bafee, Chef bes
@enernlfabs Der Bunbes= Mrmee langte
gsftsrn 0ormittag bier an. Sein 3med
mar, cine Snipeetion beg neuen Mili-
tdr.poften, St. Beniamin 9arriion.
por3unebmen. Sn feiner 8eslsitune
befanben fi9 General Quartiermeifier
Gbarles 5. 9umpbreps unb Capt.
Brote Sut4inion' bon Der gunoes-
Mrmee. Ser 8eneral tpurbe am 8abn=
bof bon Dram perrp, @eneral.N uar=
tiermeiiter bon Snoiana. Gletder Sur=
bin, psl6er ieinen 8ater, 8oubernsur
Surbin r%eprdientirte, fowie Capt.
@beatbam, tpelder our 3eit bas @om.
manoo iiber ben nsusn Irmee=p olten
fibrt, in gmpfans genommen.
Sn Der pribat=@ Gar bon 8eorse 5.
Mc@ulo1, murbe Johann bic Jabrt
nod benz neuen Sort u%nternommen
oasielbe tpurbe bonn General unb
i.iner gesleituns srinoli4 inipieirt.
Serielbe ipra9 fiG iebr siinitis iiber
bic bnrtreffide Sage unb bic IusOsb=
nung bes neuen Nrmeepoften aus. Nm
4bsno erfOlste Die @eitsrrsiie nad
Columbus, ..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19

Der ben gorFb ftbrte, iiber bic nd9ff.
lissenoen 3isle Der nsuen 3tpeig-Or -
ganifation aus uno enoete nit elmer
Mabnuns our lsbbaften Betbeilisnns
on ben Iortrdssn oes sermauii9en
@onereRes am 15., I6. uno IL. Sep
tember uro su elmer impOianten 9unb=
ssbuns bes Seutf9tbums am Seuti4en
Sage, benz s.. OttOber.
@onsreBabseorbneter &i6arb 8ars
tbOlot fefelte Die Mufmertiamteit Der
8eriammlung nit trefenoen Iuss
fiibrunsen iibsr Die Nufsaben bes in
benz 8erbanbe SuIammengefabten
Seutf9t6ums unb bic Dirt, ME Der
2ampf seeen bic Geinoe Der peri6ns
li6en Jreibeit, oas bobe, unperdubers
li9e, burd bt. 8unbesberfaRung 9e=
mdbrleiftete @ut, auf3unehmen iei.
Ser &ern Der Musfibrungen- 9ipfslte
barin, baB ss gilt, bur4 fefte Sr9ani=
iation Der freibeitli9en @lemente cine
Wa9t su bilbsa, nit Der bic Wdnner
Der pOlitit su rsdnen baben. Gin er.
freuli9er Nnfan9 basu, bob 9err
8artbOlbt berbor, iei in Snbiana se=
ma1t morben, mo bic Usrtreter oes
Seutf9tbums bsridiebener Stdote, tpie
indianapolis, gDansbiae, 0ineennes,
Serrs Saute, Sort Wapne u. a.,
ioeben einert feften Staatsberbano bss
osutid=ameritanii9en NatiOnalbunoes
gebilbet bdtten. WiRouri mithe bie=
fem geifpiel nadfOlsen.
Nur auf bisfe Weiis fei ss srreidbar,
irei5eitlid eefinnten NbseOrbneten Der
seisbsebenben 86rperidaftsn bes S.aa-
tee ober bes Bunbes sinen feffen &iid=
bait 9egen bic angrife Der r~eattiondren
3esner su sepdtren. Der 8ampf ge=
gen bas Mufertbum, bic 8saner Der
Reconsideration, bersn Der Seuti9e nim=
mer entratben fann, tperbe i'm Winter
bon Neuem s%ntbrenner, tuenrt Der @on.
sreb wieoer in Sibuns iei. No4 1T
bic Sepburn=S oliber-8 iG ni9t erle=
oigt. Gin barter 3ampf fiebt ben frei=
beitli9en @lementen bepor, UNI Der
a%usseoebnten Nsitation Der @esner bic
SpiBe gu bieten. Wie Der &f i'm
~ein5elnen auf%sunebmen iei, CAB Der
Gebner oeutli9 an. 0or Der Wabl
iole fh ieoer Stimmseber bapOn iiber=
seueerl, ME Der &anbioat fi9 su Der
Grage Der peri6nliden 6reibeit fteQe.
Wei6e bieier elmer 6fentli9en grfld=
runs iiber feline Stelung i'm Sample
seaen Die beu9lerii9e &eattion aus, 10
lei er dig @eener su betra9ten. 9ie
anfeuernoen WOrte oes @~Ongrebabge=
orsneten fanoen lebbaften Wioerbal
uno pedten bObe Seaeiferuns fur Die
Sa9e BEG 8unoes, Der Elm 8abnbreder
iein ioa fir bic grbaltuns beutider
gisenart, beutider Site, oeuti9er
Nuftldruns uno oeuti9er 2ebensfreube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
StraBenbamoit butter i9meoi=
i@en Gardiner.

Neiman Sooter. A, dus Mleran.
brio, wuroe seftern Hadmitta9 unter
Der Nntlage oss StraBenranbes Der.
baftet. 9ooter entrib 3mei Mdo4sn
i'm Babnbof bic @elob0rie uno ma9te
fin auf bic Glu4t. Gin Mann, Der
Den 0orfaa 9eieben, berfOlste ben Sieb
linb lenfte polisif Silmans Nufmert,
iamteit auf benielben. Muf benz Wegs
our Station beriudte er bas Yorte=
monnaie bon fi9 3u perfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19

lleber Die Sienifag In ct. 9omiS
abgsbaltsns g~eriammluns our @rtin-
bung zines Staatsberbanoes oeuti9er
8sreine erfabren mir fOlgenoe glnSel=
beiten
Na9 Der ettpas langtpierigen Wabl
bes aus bieraebn 9erren ~beftebenben
0ortanbss lieb fi9 9srr Or. &idter,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19

@pttIieb 2eufharbt,
.Si, 9ematbli&e @de,"
gfe Noble un6 Marfet Str
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-12-30
late RenrcS.

II 'spect if I'm goin' TO git married I'd
better be looking round for son1e Cir fore
long" says Joseph III. Allen with q laugh,
as he leans back in a seeker and throws
one leg into a chair at his home IN Au-
gustn, Mc.
i've been on earth ninety years aow.
and I've been proposin' ana a~-proposin',
but somehow / never found a girl yet tina.
a spell once. She had red hair and a big
Gimple on one of her cheeks, and ! used to
take her out a~-s.eighridin' but some Teller
in Waterviile got a-eyelng round and stole
her away fore ! got a chance TO unbosom
my feelings.
But Wien yer read nowadays how the
couples are splittin' apart, and divorce
mills working overtime" continues Mr..
Allen, who seems 10 have a strong vein
OF humor running through his entire six
feet Of anatomy, II don't know but what
Il ~feller's about as much pumpkins single
as when he's tied up. Say, do you know
that there were 10000 couples which got
united in the United States In 1893?
Mine yer. ! amt putin my feet up
against marriage. liz a Teller and a girl
are willin' to scratch and be poor it's al
right for 'em to marry. But too many or
the wimmin want to sling on frills and
the husband goes busted"
But even Mr.. Allen, with all his quaint
philosophy and ninety eears of bacherloF-
hood, finally has to admit conihdentiaIly
that now in the sunset OF life, when his
eyestght was gradually failing, a woman
what could read to him would be kinder
slick -
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-12-30
aapan,s nhuman Horses,

London Mail: The feats of which
the Japanese rickshawmen are capabl
are almost incredible. / remember some
years ago being driven ashore in a
yacht In the Inland sea during a ty-
phoon. 1t was far beyond the treaty
limits which then existed. and for
eigners were not allowed to travel out
side those limits without special pass
ports. But the mayor OF the nearest
fishing village was Kindness itself. He
promised to supply the best rickshaw-
men which the neighbo-hood could
produce, so as to AXE us TO d railway
station some forty miles away. And
he kept his word. for the distance was
covered in less than six hours. includ-
ing a halt for refreshments. Each
rickshaw was drawn by two men. tam
dem wises the usual fashion when Ions
distances ave to be covered. The
leaders in each went through the whole
distance, while the wheelers, SO TO
speak. were changed half way. The
road was over a great part OF the dis
lance little, better than a mountain
track. and 1t was raining most OF the
time, but there was never a break in
our progress except to allow the coolies
to take off or put on their clothes. They
prefer running in nothing but ii loin-
cloth, and do so whenever they get
safely beyond the eye OF the police.
VINO nave orders st-icuy 10 administer
the law against nudity.
The fare paid for this prolonged
journey was. II l remember rightly.
about three shiliings for each rick
shaw. the extra shilling being d gyatu-
ity thrown in for good service. 1 Know
that it purchased so many blessings
on my honorable head as cannot Yet
be quite exhausted. And having made
our farewells AT the railway station.
the coolies started back at once for
their village.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-12-30

This Is a very interesting table and
is a very forcible illustration OF the
advantage OF legumiRous crop, or Of
cultivation in giving Increased yields
Of grain. An acre OF oats when follow
ing a wheat crop of the year before
gave 1.590 pounds of grain, but when
following a crop of peas yielded 1906
pounds over twice as much.
Oats following clover gave 1850
pounds per acre but following barley
only gave 1895 pounds per acre, less
than half the yield. Oats followed
sugar beets. a cultivated crop, yielded
$50 pounds per acre. but following
oats gave 1852 pounds per acre of
grain.
On the average OF the whole, when
the oats followed n cereal crop (wheat,
oats and barley. the yield was 4,S7T
pounds, but when the oats followed a
leguminous crop or Il cultivated crop,
the yield was $3.50, or nearly twice as
much.
II is worthy OF note also that the
yield Of straw is in proportion to the
grain, in fact the results are q little
more favorable to the ~legurninous
crops on the straw yield as from these
plats more than twice the weight OF
straw was obtained as from the other
plats. The,proportion of straw to grain
vas noticeably greater after the le-
gliminous crop than after the cereal
crop.
Again the crops after the peas and
gave a larger yield than after
the roots. The leguminous crops are
the best soil enrichers.
This test affords q most striking IL
lustration of the benefit arising from
the use of clover, and one which all
farmers should study.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-12-30
i LOST FOUND.
,r,iIv Estranasment cIssrcd Away b.

M
the Discovery Of a lost Paper.
columbus Evening Dispatch. For fif-
teen years and more a draft fee $50 has
rested in seelusion amofg the papers Of
the late Jacob Kriess, in Cardington, O.
meanwhile a Kansas farmer watched
and waited and could not understand
why the money he q sent FOR did not
come. The draft vas delivered Thurs
dgv ~ Goshen to Attorney J, @. Gait
schail i brother of the ma for whose
benefit i; was originally issued.
WAYNE Gattschall la 1884 went from
ohio 10 Kansas to farm. The drought
cIaaned him up. Want stared him IN the
face He wrote to Warsaw to j. B.
Gattschall. his brother, for $50. The
compliance was Immediate, He wrote
TO Ohio TO the aged mother and asked
her also to send him $50. The mother
gave J. Kreiss the amount He went
70 the First National bank In Carding-
ION a.. and bought a draft OF r. r..
IIills the cashier. But the man In Kan
cas- received not the money The assist
ance sent from Warsaw never reached
him and he has never seen the draft IS
sued In Cardington.
In 1897 the aged Mrs. GattSchall died,
and the children came from their homes
III other states to attend her funeral.
WAXn lyh1lStildI AAAf0At9 NA%AAfs - Is
Gattschali reached the bedside before
the mother died, and b wanted
WAYNE charged ia settling up her
estate with $50 that she had advanced.
]. b. Gattschall was appointed admin
istrator.
He spoke to Wayne about b $50.
The Kansas nan insisted that he had
never received 1t. J. b.. Gattscanll paid
the amount out OF his own pocket But
49, 49, 49, ~ xrrt YHfnH the rnVAftols
settled in the courts.
Two weeks ago j. kreiss, the neigh
Dor who bought the draft. died. Among
his papers was found a draft. j. Kreiss-
had forgotten to send il. The $50 sent
from Warsaw by J.. b. Gattschall was
stolen by q postofiice clerk who was
sent to the penitentiary for ether thefts-
Wayne Gattschall was notified Of the
discovery Of The draft and his happiness
at the clearing up of the matter u Conn
plete. And after years OF coldaess the
family is recoucilPd.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-12-30
THE ROTATION TEST

Regarding a rotation test at the Mon.
tafaa experiment station. f. y. Linield.
agrieultnrist. writes IN the annual re-
port OF that institution.
For six years UP to the end of 1903
a sfx-year rotation experiment had
been maintained on the arm The re-
suits Of this test We're given Ia the
ninth annual report. One acre was de-
voted to each crop In this test. The
past season the whole six acres were
Gown 10 one crop, viz. oats. II was
noticed early in the season that there
was quite a difference in the growth OF
the crop on the different acres n the
difference was maintained until the
harvest. The difference was SO marked
IL was decided to cut the acre plats
separately. The following table gives
the results:
Crop Previous Year. bog
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-12-30

Little Willie. who II q very sharp boy.
a hefn watching 4 dor chasing his tai
for three minutes. Papa. RI asked.
what kind Of 4 dos Is that2'e
That. SAID no father. ~ ! wato;:
WINE VAS silent fof i naoment
well, ie 1nally said. from thc tlrne
HE taxes 10 wind hima<lf NJ ne must IL &
Waterbury nntchdnxs
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-12-30
A Good Effect.

The day after the wedding. II sup-
pose. Henry. said the old gentleman
TO the new Son~1n-tnw. that you ara
ware the check for x5.0c0 i put among
your wedding presents was merely FOR
~effect?"
sOh. yes. SIR" responded the cheer
full Henry. and the effect was excel
lent. The bank cashed Ii this morn
ing without q word.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
The erinnelI News.
Epecia1 RI Times-R


Grinnell, Dec. S.-There seems to be
no indication of tendency to race sui
eide" in this immediate vicinity as the
following list for the past few days
will show: Mr.. and Mrs. Norman, at
Westfeld, a son; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cashier, a son; Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Mowitt, son: Mr., and Mrs. J. w.
Mohler, 1893 Prairie street, son: Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. Thorp, a daughter;
and Paul Clifford Norris. who can afford
a second notice in these columns, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Norris.
The new $4,000 Carnegie library,
on the college campus is so near COM
pletion that Librarian Douglass has
been to Chicago to purchase inside fix
lures to the amount of about $1,000.
Mrs. g. B. McGuin will entertain the
Searchlights tomorrow afternoon at her
residence. corner of Fourth avenue and
Reed street.
The knights of Pythias have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term: E. G. Paine, G. A.; A. C. Ad-
ans, v. c.; H. B. Westlake. P; w. ].
Rapson, M. of E.; w. I. Moyle, M. OF
W.; w. S. Roby. NJ. Of F.: S. ]. Pooley
K. Of r.; S. S. Buchanan, NJ. at A.;
L. G. Lyman, /. G.: q. ]. Manatt, O. a.;
A. M. Burton, trustee ono year; w
]. Moyle, two years; ]. G. Manly, three
years.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Interior Telephone Com
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
NOT The SANE VARIETY
Court Holds That Mississippi
Bullheads and Channel Cat
Are Not the Same.
TEST CASE AT ROCK ISLAND
Complaint Was Made Against Grocers
For Having on Sale Fish, Claimed
to be Of Channel Cat Variety, Which
Were Under the Size, Allowed to be
Sold Under the State Law.
Special to Times-Republican.

SpeciaI to Times Republican.
Clinton, Dec Sin law, bullhead'
such as is found in the Mississippi and
other waters in this section, Is not
classed with the channel cat. This fact
was proven in the case Of the state OF
Illinois VS.. Hess Brothers, grocers at
Rock Island, which was tried before
Justice w. +. Shredder Of that place.
The complaint was brought against
the grocers by Deputy Game Warden
Jesse Eastman Of Moline, who charged
the defendants with having on sale at
their store some fish Of the channel cat
variety, which were under the size al
lowed to be sold under the state law.
According to law no channel cat can
be. sold that are under the size OF thir-
teen inches in length. Eastman passed
the store and noticed some fish dis
played In front which he claimed were
channel cat under the size of thirteen
inches. He then swore out warrant
against the firm. The case was tried
before jury with good legal talent on
both sides. and was made a test case.
The jury found the defendants not
guilty. The state tried to prove that
the channel and bullhead varieties are
one and the same fish, relative to
class. but the law makes distinction,
and it was proven, that the defendants
did not violate the game law in any
way.