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4 Profitable Ffou., Bed.

Two hundred and twrntyyne dollar,
and Gfty cents worth ri vlOIets we're
raIgod and sold by a yrU0g girl who
employed her leisure tine from house.
hold duties in GOIsr CTpwlng. Her
violet patch measured ZDI25 feet the
FIRST season. ard tho Ylolsis were sOld
to a nearby florist at fifty cents a
hundred blossoms. netting n proht OF
$3.50. TIE second season, hayIng
transplGu'cd more violet plants IN
about ten feet more NJ ground. 1922
was realized In the sales.-Frorn How
TO make Money.
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C:nsIti:rs :. Ntn eeIan.

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rhere = nan sEEej for water. ard /
g1ess yoG IrtT where be vas"
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"frTJgG' s.vgt " re gpss!p (, AFTER
IN" ,sas.' ,sH TIE Rsr g. 1e Tn
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gate, EnGiacd. tom whjch i!r!IR be
hss recently ft4lgD.d. The tEIt II his
farewell sGfDru ws4 tbs: Ant
vital they learn tO be i6!e. wander.
ny sbrJt tram fD5se D bvzfe; and
got pnjy iGie. but csti,ei1 siso and
hasyLJ3leg. speaking things which
NJ uDght not"
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Cpr Bate ri Ha~Egacbyge;ts tells oi
: visit he psi4 me Sunday 70 a small
rr;Dref chufch IN Virginia, After the
usual SeIT.crE ihs psrtDn arcse and
ssii Ia 3 sD'eun YOice:
We Tijl nos hab 4 few shot pray.
Grs. Brvddsr Hooper. will 20 kinTy
IeadT'
Ma lcad' No. sub: Al jus, dealt"
srf"sfc6 DE brother. half awake and
hall aEleep-Sew FORK Times.
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PiettSn, AID Harmless

D0u't Jrug tho s'"msch a. cure = rlUgb.
One Hiuu'" CDugh Cnfn cyts ID.
nucUr. d'Aaa lLs unmatiDr ant ~ the
throat. iunye and tfyrchIal igbar.
hcalf. srD'h's aud "pres. 4 yui~k cu,e
Tor crOnp sui v~hDoprua co4gh. E,Ii
ty klko Drug 90.
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a witty epigram on marriage vas
the remark: n we oonirac, marriage
~ We would maDsgc a bOrs- trade
Tying 10 get The hest u TIE
osher' hat marriage will not be happy =
lilo described !he international mar.
nsHe AZ 4 'yoUuR American wUmar
wbO buys husband With mouey she
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Nes.ttl q Etin's Daunh.dY.

English LAZY ~ Irish GirI-Hy= f.
Il that ypu never speak Of belonging
- the ifjzh rscn. my dear7
iri'h Because II IS sinful %
boast Naturalization COMMERCIAL
Bulletin.
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Il!l!l1!I SIOUX CITY
~ - = Perry and Charles vogus
$1,000 = Sioux City on
IN IN nrada Aft.x,,oor i
IhnrDday Afternoon

|. Oharlss 81. vogus and. Miss
sEllus1 Vac Perry went to Sioux City.
sThQssday morning to attend The fair,
2b1tsElat Was not their only object,
los theyssconsumtnated their plan of
Ahbsig4lgsmarrled. The ceremony was
@psFlQQe1ledi n The study OF the Con-
grsgatlonai church by the pastor at
2S0SccaockI nj the afternoon. and the
sSyo0ng couple arrived home Friday
eyening.. and since then they have
received the CONCENTRATIONS Of their
9sa he bride Us a young lady who
ElLres1nated AZ the city schools some
alsss yearsssago and has taught In the
sc100issOfAthe county Shells avery
1s~kktfActive young lady, pleasing In
SsFlIenner and witlal a yeryp opu.l
AAsSs3yIe1rgS lady. She is t~3nBp.auhters
land Mr.. Charles Il. Perry,
III old residents Of Mitchell.
sElhfide has hosts Of friends in!
where She has eroMf, to
15i1la5T1 11lilh,so,oud. MI. Vog,us is associated
sf1E3a his4fathsr n. Yogus,, il the
|1I1fIIII1sy ksllsinss and recently moved
7i1111lS - = Hmm. Hesh q fne busi-
ii1Islii1iI)nin nd possesses the qIaliflca.
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!RoIE HIS OWN HORSE

Won 4 Fart Heat.

3 IIidlay afternoon at the Sioux City
iaSE@the 2 40 pace was flushed
amidst ereat excitement tsaIough the
aadffving out OF Black Walnut,sowned'
~ nysM.H Gosche of ehts. citgsIn tllSee
NAaosheats Of the previous day Ills
gllOIse took second aud fourshAsplacaes,
and Nhen stheT was started again
1aldaY afternoon the horse was driv-
enssinsthird place: TWAS sevIdentto
GOschesthat his horse was not
SSssdlEixen nut and ~ las Telling pretty
s1oge Osertie way be was being
sshaglfiled. especially when the time
comparatively slow.
|SSAXSs5 0st befOre the fourth heat was
NstartedSMr. Gosche went overstoshis
Observation-Disclosures THAT heswould
aNdfiSe his horse III the next heat, and
asafesGlt there wassomething doing.
Hssg0t apoor start and several
Sssa10gses were away ahead 81 Black
islnat but on tlleEback stretch he
se1ts The horsefor an lie was worth
andgradual1y cdtsdow1nsthe distance
sandWiien be wenasdoWInlS the home
sssstressch he asgoing All fearful
iide nd won tllle heat Nv several
Rssssllengt hss he driSyinRsaof the horse to
aSsaNiln1neer brought tile crowd to its
Aestssi agSgsTeat outbulst u cheers;
aane heat was made inE2:l4l and il
!yS ss h~tlesksastest one Id the q In
6ltsSafthEbeat Black Walnut broke on
ssfIlsesssstaft and was notable TO get il
\ tblsSface,isb1t lie q a piece OF the
nIoaey byasillning one heat.
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a4e3M3aAASFs 81 D6kota Weslsyan
1sraAwsrs Presented 10
AXIS maSShs Oiti.sns.
6ken Oiti1em

President and Mrs. Thomas Mich
6sOlleonnSAent aus 1 large number os in
ytttattoaa 30 the citizens OF the city
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Century
Ieuiariai Hall parlors Friday even
ssssinr % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the.
3aclitI. AZ the hour set for the
.sopsnIne % the reception a severe
etofml came ~, wliGhs only i
S6oSftstGft1e,. but the threatening atti-
t00e Kept i great many from taking
ssaoHAntaReo AZ the opportunity to go
OyexSaaad gfeet tbs now people to be
connected with the faculty FOR the
coming gear. As was, however,
fully 4 hundred and City made
@their way over to the college on the
hill and spent a most delightful even
ling.
sESPresident and n rs.sNicholson well
SNcOnsed the guests in ahearty way and
sSprescntedgthem 10 tho guests OF hon
ssorsssWllo we're DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Weir Prof. aud Mrs. s. Z. Correll.
Prof. Max Il. Il. Mccullough. Miss
CLARA "a. Baker, Miss Maude j. OIL
liver, Prot. and Mrs. {. ". Gilliland,
Proglarion d. Hardy. and Mr..
sNalter TsadaIlam III a general way
ADT8Nfeholson introduced the mem
hers ID the citizens and stated what
sst q line q work would be in the
college.
;rj,t am,
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items "a bring about a Successful cas-
reer.
He recently erected a new home on
Fourth Avenue east for the recep-
ton OF bis bride aud they moved in
today. The Republican joins their
numerous friends and wishes them all
the happiness there is ia the world.
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the souInern nair and then only De-
cause was commanded by my sOver-
eien to yield and obeyed. Not only do
we not pay so much as kopec. but
we obtain half of Sakhalin. now in
their possession At the morning ses-
sion presented my written PROPOSE
ton, which was the Russian ultima
tum. 1t was accepted by the Japa-
nese was amazed Until | was In
the conference room did not think
what would happen. could not an
ttsipate such great and happy issue.
1T was . psychological crisis
had made up my mind not to strike
out q letter of the ultimatum sub
mitted. So far as was concerned II
was ended. But could not tell how
It would work on the Japanese mind.
It was complete victory for u.s."
M. Witte expresses the opinion that
some time will be required to com
plete the details Of the treaty. He
does not approximate the period. but
It is apparent that several weeks will
probably elapse before the treaty Is
ready for the final signatures.
The Japanese correspondents ex
press great dissatisfaction with the
basis OF the peace treaty.
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NEWS PLEASES PRESIDENT
REFRAINs FROM MAKING ANY
STATEMENT ON ACTION OF
coNFEREEs.

Oyster Bay, l.. L., Aug. 30.-Presi
dent Roosevelt. In his library at Saga
more Hill, received the news that the
peace ENJOYS at Portsmouth had
reached an agreement. He was en-
gagged at the very moment on some
matters with Secretary Loeb regard
ing the peace negotiations. The first
tntimation of the agreement came to
him through the Associated Press in
the form of bulletin announcing the
envoys had agreed on all points which
hitherto had been the subject Of diff
ference. While the president had been
hopeful that such an agreement would
be reached he was surprised that 1t
had come SO soon. Ills belief had
been that the agreement, Ii made at
all. would not be made probably for a
day or two. He expressed his graft
tude that q peaceful solution Of the
differences had been reached. He ex-
cused himself, however. from making
any statement, formal In its nature,
regarding the action Of the conferees.
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TO DEFEND GOLDEN GATE.
Batteries of Big Guns at Fort Barry
Ready for Operation.

San Francisco, Aug. 30.--Fort Barry,
the new army post at Point Bonita,
Is now beginning to assume we'll de-
fined proportions. The post is being
established for the coast artillery,
which Is to have charge Of five great
batteries of heavy guns that command
the northern entrance to the Golden
Gate. These batteries are now prac.
tically completed and they can be put
in working order at twenty-four hours
notice.
The government already has appro-
priated $225,000 for the work, but the
post, when finished, will cost about
100000.
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sRlToNs ARE SURPRISED.
Not Informed Japan intended to Make
Wholesale Concessions.

London, Aug. 30.-The announce
ment that the Portsmouth conference
had concluded peace was received In
London just In time for brief bulletins
to be printed In the afternoon papers
The Associated Press conveyed the
first information to the foreign Office
where Sir Eric harrington. represent
ing Foreign Secretary Lansdowne. ex
pressed profound astonishment and
said this was the first intimation the
government had received. In fact. It
had not been informed from any OH
ciaI source that Japan intended to
make such wholesale concessions.