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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

New York, Oct. 6-District, Attorney
William T. Jerome announces that he
intends to present to an extraordinary
grand jury the revelations affecting the
sconduct of life insurance business which
have been made before. the Legislative
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

In Switzerland every male between the ages
of 20 and So Is Obliged to vote unless he be
gsuper. criminal or a bankrupt. These have not
the right Of voting. f
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
SALARIES HIGHER
Than 4 .ROOSEVELT'S

Continued from First Page.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
/. JEROME WILL ACT

Extraordinary Grand Jury to Probe
!. ,As>Es r. !. II Insurance Scandals.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

New Fall Styles Ready
The Great Plymouth Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
Nebraska Woman Makes Address,

AT the anniversary of the Woman s
Home Missionary society, Mrs. E. M,
Roberts of Lincoln, Neh.,: delivered the
address. Reports, were presented from
the Conference Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society, which !: showed, that
pended the past year. Next year the
amount pledged will be $2,450. -,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

Laplanders not infrequently cover $50 miles q
day on their skates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
GblprpIprmirt mnb bcraubt.

. fuonton, Tt., f. 2lug. Srrr
VI. y. 9teif mohte gcItcrn Der Eoli5ei
Die 9ln5eige. ooB cr mo Orci Suusgc-
nolicn p1bren6 scr porberqcbcnocrt
9tobt in ieiner @oDmlng BON lnbc,
fonnten Ndllbcrn, iueldc ,Suluclcn
uno 8aargelo rauhten dlorolornirt
iuoroen iciell. ,Srnn 9teii mar 5luei
Stunbeu IunA beiinnlmg9los. uno
oub Serr Ncif bu9 1odtcrheu oe@
GDcpoore9, uno ein @olt, Nnmeu9 5.
Nicgiann, litten inter Der Gimuir-
tung Der 9torfoic. NSn Borqorten
iiftbore SrBiprrcn ipredcn oofiir,
Dab bel Dem Berbreden Hebrere Ser
ionell bctbeiligt lunren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Sia'S !Saar. nno gart.5arbemittel,
Idlluar5 oSer braun, 80 Gcnts.
(thiua's 9,piltutt.

San 5ronei8eo, H. gug. -
Die DiitaIieoer Der ,.Dierd)auiS gr-
fnngc"uno on6erer lieiieer epmmer-
jieIIcr aGrpcrld)oitcn boben Shrittc
getbon. I'M Oic glnlbebrng oeS 9op-
cots bcrbei5uiiibteiL pelher in bic
len hneiilhrn Stdotcn gcgeu olneri.
lonilhc Noaren in'S Werf geiebt
morocn lit. Sic hobcn Hciolutionen
onQenonrnen ourd iucld,e Der Erd.
liOcnt Hoolepclt eriutt miro. ourd
Die cntipreheuocn annnlc bic 8riin.
DC iiir Den gopcott 81 ertnittelu uno
Damn loiort WioBregeln 81 crgreifen.
INN lie 5u beieitigen, oonit Die San.
oels. Sntereiien oes SonbeS nidt pei.
ter geidlaoiot iuerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
GiIcnbabu llnfall nit McnIdlcn
pcrlmlt.
12 lootc lno % bis 30 Gerluimoctc

II lpotc uno % bis 30 Gcrmlm0ctC.
GlcUclonb, o, IS. 9luoull.
Sin 0tlih iabrcn0cr Eoiionier5ug
Der o9tldcl Flatc @obn" coQioirtc
bclltc Morgcn nit cinrm IN mcltlidCr
Hlhtlng iabrcnocn 6rddlt5ugc bel
aiibman, nabc &crmilIion, g., mobci
II Ecrloncn lmt'S Scben tnnncn un0
5milhcn % mo 30 mcitcrc EoIioQicrc
itr0 gIn0clcIIte perpun0ct Wmr0cn
Don oenen odt ibrcn GcrlctlmQcu
bohlt mo0rid)cinIib crlicgen wcrocn.
Die lo0tcn lino;
Charles " Eoolc, 3ofonlotiuiiib.
rcr oc$ lolio8ier5ugc$, GO Sabre alt
Gonncout O.;
,SoicpD glleronocr, 81 Sabre alt,
9icparf rs;
6ranf @cooer, 30 Sabre aft.
6in0IoD, @;
Qonlinico Fomoooro. 30 Sabre
alt; 9Intonio 0riQo, % Sabre oft;
,Solcpb Furoci, 3S Sabre oft; ,Srnnt
9urcini, 2G Sabre oft; 6ronci8co
Stiao, 3S Sabre olt ;Notolc Gcmoro,
80 Sabre alt; gtntonio 9ICtiQc, 81
Sabre alt; CSalagu@ 1rapola, q
Sabre all, lnO Gologno Gogliani, %
Sabre alt, iGnntIif itoIieniide }lr.
better.
Die gr0Bte 3obl Der geripunoeten,
lpie Der 3o6tcn lin6 itoIicniid1c Ioge.
lobner, lucIde fir Die rStonooro Scl
60" orbcitctcn ino iid) oif Der sSabrt
bon Fort Scnccn nod 9oofiielo, g.,
inter 2citlmq eineS &ormonneS be.
ionoen. s. Is. EooI, 2ofomotipfii6.
rcr ocS Toiiaaier5uae5, ipuroe aiii
feinem Eoiten gct6otct. Die 2ofo.
motiuc mo Der gioufnn1gon oes
Eaiia0ier5uges luurOen iiber Die 60.
fonotibe ocs Iraft}uge3 binlpc1 &c
ldleuoert un0 total 5ertrilnnlert.
0liidIid)er @eiic enttono lcin
grano III ben Iriimmern, ober Die
Splitter ocr oemolirten Mnaaon5
rid)teten ar6Blihe @eruimolngen
an. Sr. Goniff, grdiioent ser rIidcI
te-gabn" crfl1rt, onB ocr 6radt.
5n9 Crore Dotte, aui eincm Seiten.
geleiie bel aiiDnian oen Yallagier5ug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Magna Gbarta.
GcmaoiIcr SIR llmtcridDriit uorocleat.

GcS 6broniolgcr@ N'cblrt9tog. -
@ctricbSlcitcr pom 9&oriduucr
Giicmucrtcn crihoiirn. - Gurd,
@ombcn GrpIoiion urtum0ct.
3 t. T burN IS. 9hlQlit
Sm uNcgicrunA3botcn" lulr0c &c
Itcru bcfollnt 0cnt1ht 0oB Scr Gnt-
muri elmer 9totonol &crtrctln0 bcm
9oiicr sur llntcridriit por0clcot nor.
Den lit. SIS mcrOcn sic Ncnl0niIic
Der nellcn &0rpcrlhoit iti8irt um0 Die
NSorte beS Gntpuri9 cjtirt, 0ab Sc
lcAotcu ocS &olfc9 bcrlicn mcr0cu
loIlcll INN itb an Ser &orprililIno
llno Gr0rtcrlnQ bon @ricBc9uorihli-
gen 5ll bctbeIigcl lucICbc Don ga
ourf ocn 9icdnratb SIR bGbitcn
mltotrotiidjcn 2IutoritUt binouiGcbcn.
Ocbnrt3toQ 0c3 Gbroll-
lgcr9.
Ger critic @cburtataQ or9 ruliiid)cu
SbrolIoI9cr2 @robnlrltcn 9llcri9
mllr0c 0cltcrn I'M 2nn}cu @cbicte 0c9
9IcidcS icltlid) bcNNuQcn. ISn 81.
EctcrSbur9 fon0 bel 0cn al1nocn ci-
neS Srillmpbnnrlhc@. Scr I'll G6rcn
Der @cbnrt 0cS G5urcmitih compouirt
it, cine Enrn0c Scr lrtppcn itutt.
9Iui oIIcn StrnbCn mcDtcn 6abnrn
mo Die &ollptito0t mar 0citcrn Ibcno
prGcbti0 illlninrt 9luc Nc0icrluQ4-
Silrcatr, nit Nu2nubmc 0c9 Mus
pdrtl1cn 9lIut9, lporcn lcltcrn &c
ldloiIcn mo bic Stont9miniitcr, Ec.
portcncnt9tbclS, ionic 9Illc, ocrcn
Hang ibncn ,3utritt 5un Spic gicbt,
bc0obcn lih nud) EctcrboL nm oCn
Stoilcr, iopie Scr &uiierin Slid jll
pilnldlcn lrn0 elmer bclonoCrCn Wc-
burt3ta9$nlclic bci}lnupbncu.
S II. Y trIttrll er h . cit.
" arr 6au, 9iulii6 YoIclL 13.
9lnglIt. ~ 81 DER longcn elite Scr
Mor0tbatel i'm @cfoI1c Der bieligcn
Strife llnrlrbcn tonl gcltcrn Die Or
nor0nng oe3 Nctricb9leitcrS 0cr Gil
poprnlt GiIcupcrGc, Der om Wtorgcn
III lcincr Mobutng bon Strtcru ct
IdoIlcn lpur0c.
0urd 9ombcnmuri = per.
muu0ct
VI No0onL Huiiild) Eolen. IS.
9ln9nlt - Ger FoIi5cihel Der Stoot
trl9 gcitcrn Ourh GrpIoiion elmer
Bonnie, 0ic aui Der StroBc iGm ent.
gcgen 9el6jcllocrt pnroc, idmcrr
NCrlcbluQCu 0auou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14

fuItul Sulltllt llllu NJlllllll pN" - y 1
ibrcr Nc3cu@NiItC. - Ger 2In0rei.
icr ull DER t5llrd)t bon cinem 30
Ii5iitcn crlhniicn. - Qo3 ucrlcBtC
Gbcpoor I'M Stcrbcn.
NollItun. y. D.. t3. 9lltauit. -
Eo1tor Ncrubdr0 SdulItc lm0 @nttit
pon Nciu 2)ort >pur0cn Icbtc 9tddt in
Wcdonic9pillc bon Cincnl 9cgcr ult4
ncAriliCu mo lcbcnSQci0brIih Der.
luunoct Scr gicQcr lu,lroc in Sorus
togo crldoMcll lu0brcno Cr lcb lcincr
Tcrboltlm0 lpiOcrlcbtc
E0ltor Sdlltltc fam crit fiir5lid
nod W|CCbonicSbiIIe olS ltcQucrtrctcn.
Der ErcoiAcr an Der Gpi@tnpoI airhc
tilr 0r. GIiucr Sbom 9icmcll, Der lih
mll elmer Grbpllng2rcilc in europa
bcliu0ct. N}cItcrn 9lbcn0 fam Der 9tCs
ger " Curtis bon Sorotoga 5llr
@obmnN 0c9 @ciltIidbcu llno be
Ncbrtc ell @lo3 9Soilcr; ais Eoltor
Shultc Iid) unl0rchtc. INN ibnl 0uo
SSa'lcr 5l ncrobrci6c;, Ocriebte Gur-
It's lbnt Cincn SdtnA ouf 6cu &npi
nit cincm Stiif Nlcir0hrc, mo0lrcb
Der Ercoi1cr bciiunlnQ@loQ III 9o0cn
ltiIr5tc. 9iIS Srou Gd)ulte oo8 @c.
r0lIb al Der lhiir b0rtc un0 bin5l
tonL IdbIlg Der 9tcgcr ond tic nit Der
9lclr0brc oll ben aopl, loooB 0ic
,Srot bcmublo3 nicocriicl, luorolII ocr
Winrobubc ijd cntlcrntc
Ter Hrc6i0cr uuo icinc @ottin
mltrocn blutilbcritr0ntt am Nu0cn.
nobc Der Gbiir pon Nohborcn onlz
1clullocn mo Der Ncgcr, lucIher,
aus Dem Noulc tonmtno, Ncic6cn
mar olI'0cIudt. Enlijlt Sonc9 Sul-
lloan tou0 Den 9eegcr in SurotoQo,
ipcldcr lid piocricbtc, ais er bctboi.
ict iucrocn iotltc, un0 bnpon lief. Ger
Folijllt lCboB oui oen Jtegrr, pclCbcr
foot 5ur erhc lieI.
Foltor ShuIte uno 0ottin bciin.
ocn Iid) IN triiild)cm 3ultonoc ln0 ole
Ierjte glouben nlht Dab tic gcnclcn
uer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Hrntalc GrmorOnno cincs Gbineien

u cm Oorf, IS. Nug. - sc.
tern Wtor9cn 81 friibcr Shtn0c bor.
tc Fol}nt GrcIhcr, iucldcr 0erllnion
Mortct Stotion ottud,irt lit, 1T Der
@oldcrei bon Sop Gee, 9tr. 900, 0It
II. StroBe, Gin luiiItcS aompfNct0ic.
Gr lprengtc bic Thilrc ocS 2u0cnS,
ltllr3tc IN 6cnIcIbcH mo ian0 bier
oreI O(ongolcn. lrcIdc ouf 0en 5lt
9oocn 1eltrcdtcu a0rpcr oe5 @el
ld)uIt@lnbaber@ bIir0IinQ9 cinhicben.
Gltct Der 3opitrG0cr bculBtc birrbei
ol@ 9SoIIe en &odueTer. ooS nit
@ht ilbcr mo ilbcr belu0clt mar.
9cl'm GrIdcilCn bcS Ncomtcn lie
BEN Die 6hincicn Von ibrem bciilt.
nllta9loIen SpIer ob, cincr llob 0ic
(rcppe aufpGrt3, 'tiir6tc un0 brad
mcIrcrc Nippcn lm0 lpuroc ol9 80,
ll5ciaclongcncr nnd) ocm .NcHcpuc.
@olpltol" gebrodt; Die beiocn onOc-
rem bon Der EoIijci ciu0eipcrrt.
Sop See, boS Cpicr icincr 2ono8.
lcltc ltorb lpcnige Shnocn nod) lei.
ner GinIicIcrunG irt .9eIleoue $50
ipitoL" obnc ooS @clpnbtiein 5luiid
crIon0t 5u 1oben. Gic orci g(rrcitou.
ten nurocn bonn Coroner Wroun
obHc 3ulollln9 pru 9iirgid)oit iiir
Den SnQllelt icitgcboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Gin Hherrs Wittrl.

g9enn eiH dbrper blninrm IT, ipcnn CT bic
ginbrHg nlft mebr gebDrta 81 beronuen Ueer
Die pefonuten Siofic Mot mcbr III utoultHgss
FeHafer 9SctIe nnsiufhetoen berHap meiin
bdonrb Die ernibtnlG beclnlrdttgt miro uno
odmtt bic pehensfroit unddht nm crniilttbt
ArdHTbeiien 3u entitebcu oroben baHn ut es
OIL 6ft ,}eii. 6u ben Ct Htrnarbs q rdHterpinea
teine Autubt 81 Hebuleii 5n eieem hebeCeH
iH6 atlbcloabrteiten oeilmite ons nub tets
nit Srtolg anaelpanht tpurhe. Tim oie AerDults
iiug fone ole Ibdiiaielt oes menistlthen Ct.
gansmus 5u regaliren. (gRoIdIr ,L&SsJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14

borbci iobrcn st IoiIcu. Gic llhr oe5
Observation-Disclosures orf Oenr 6rod,t}uQc
0ing oht 4limltcu uodl, mitbin licB
Cr 0cn 3uN lon0ilmcr iobrcn luo
cbc CT ooa Scitcn8cIciic crreitbtc. er.
iolatc ser 3uiommcnIto6 nit Ocnl
VaiinQicr5ugc, mcIhcr nit elmer
Ghuellipfcit bon I5 Nicilcu pro
Sttn0c itbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Stinlnlers.

jlm &crtanl I'M HlIlgeyncinen in
;Fpoibe'rn. Vun Jiitc iid Dor Had).
oDnunutl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Die Marplanocr 3anbitnmmcuidmlc.

Gds So. Scbnliabr ber .Marbldnoer 1dub,
ttnminensSdulc" bcaifint am -. eepfember.
tene, fotuic Golebe. oeren eiebIriinn slt fCbpac,
III fir ben lluierritbt III ben aieniIiben Stfts
len, Gpredben uilo Nitpenstefeu aeIcbrf inlpie
Brintdtz nno Grammar GtulIntcrridt llnters
Iat ufb llnterrdbt frei fir NcpubHer BON
Miarhlaito. 9ian lucitoe fib nit 9bnc. 20. Gin,
Gteoerid. gso. (s!ug5. .2iSoSa- -Sfpt2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14

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,,,', n,'r" t,.,1.: ;I.'{ =. e.; ''''" - '''''''
''>' ''''''''o' w.
Nrn. . ato 8 NcnBCrung.
qnrt mnuth 1-A t2 aluo
- (cincp ;ibrrouS oiir,tiocn N;nhrnr
ho+ hir Frf(Iruuo NcS l,r, cot,
E>rfrrt9r hrr ionoriIdcn rS,irnrrS.
0uiIi6rc oru,odt hon sic <onnncr
mint noh Imrrifo ocrnn,n,cn n;;rrn
nm ,lrirnrn ~ hirtirrn 1nnNcrn cin
born,npi,rhrs (iirnerrchn,ru an. >tif
FINN hca cSriehcns ~ brncrf,tcni,cr
..
y +" u 'el "Il'l " :"
mtoerHn9.
Ter &rbolt Scr rulliihrn 0(nimort
ouf sic bon oSopon orItcIltcu ,lrir.
bcns Wcbino1Iuocn murine Ihnn ~.
Itcru glbcnh BON 0cr oIlinrriirtru
Ercilc" in o0ocutcincu 3iiocn onor.
ocbcn g[uf Sic Ii3ndliou 0mricr
9llnftc. Der GricoScntIh1hio,,uo nm
ser 9(htrctluuo npr Soholilt mriacrt
lid MnbIoub. cin,uocbcll 9[nhcrc
9c0moullocn ncrOcu occcptirt nm
noh onhcrc bcbinmnoSlpciIc ouoa.
upmmcn SoS 0ofumrnt III Ioro
cr6ricrt 0ic ncrldlicocuen 9coinolns
oen Der gicihc nod nnh leaf bir
(Sriinbc fiir sic GntihIicIarnnrn in
ie0cnl cin3cIucu Golle 6or Wcocu 81,
0cjobnuu ciner 9ricdScutih10iotuu
luo sic glbtrctlno BON Wcbict lpirD
inn 9IQocnlcincu ocltrnb orn,odt boi
NuHlono Den Srico nidt pcrihulDct
babe. 0of c8 nof bcreit ici hcnGoupi
fortyuIcbcu ltnO hoE rS nm hir 0nn.
Icrcni nidt olS Gin ilbcrlpltrncne3
Von0 nod,ocil,dt bohc. nclcheS nm
,Tric0cn bitten ntiiiie ionbcru neil cs
olfricbtio hen IricNcu miinichc mcnu
Iid ein cbrcnpoQer Iricoc crlouocn
lo'Ic. ghlS hicIcu Oriinhrn f6unr lid,
gfublonO ,pcbcr oouI pcrItcbcn "a.
ban Icinc Srico5loItcu N crIctcu
''ou, g'o'et oo5'll''len: S'e gr9'l
o,nrIrn, ;st ;ht ,t,,,,,,> "D', ,'>' ~ ",
bot NicOCrlaocn crIiticn, iicbt lid, obcr
nidt 0cnGtbigt, ,Sric0cn nm ieoen
Erci8 SIT iltcn. IS niinldt Den
Sricocn in 0iclcm Nltacnblid, mic e3
i'm itct3 gcWiinibt bat, iclblt che 30,
pon oic Standardization cr6iincte
Tnb 9iuBlono Den &ricQ nidt oriuctt
obcr 0cluiiniht bot, crbcQt ans nclr
llmIton0c, 0of Is mc0cr III gSoIcr.
nod 5u 2ouoc nod I'M o0nriniItrotiz
ben Sinnc 0oroui porbcrcitct ipor
9iublon0 fGuntc n6olidJcr g9ciIc nlIr
Gins por0clporlcn mcrocn, n0mIid
Onb eS Die Wcc0Cnbcit ocbotcn mcld,c
,Sopon Ild)tc lno ncld,cr icinc
arie0SriiItlmQcn Icit 10 ,<obrcn oc.
aolten bobcn. 9ic GcrorhuorhmQ
fir ocn Gric9 triiit oobcr ,Sopon imo
ni0t 9inblon0.
,,.,
= " - i" = II Il 1t" oe'
9rn. @lttc,
Gincnt WcridtcrItottcr ococuiibcr
ion srrr Mttc Iolocubc erf(druno
ocrnodt hobcn.
,9lio sic &cr6onoIunocu ncbncr
ibrcn Iortoonl, oblppbl Sopoacr.
Iiott s(nhport III ocbcn mir bcu Bc
ae'opr'ato7 9vl,'opL oofo'r''l'9eli
S;nn ' 20 o,,mf4" ~ ~ 90 ." ,,; n.''" NV. D,,,,,a
dyrno Oc3 critcn bette crit bolb icr
tig ocpor0cn lit on5unebncn oob
sic GonicrcrB oiinItioen 1oacs q
Soac bourrt I'm mid, mciter ridtio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14

0orimtcr lcioen itnO oic Gage crit CT
fcnncu iucnn'S 5u nat lei.
Baron aonlro iprod gc0en 6icIt
3lrmutflrng III cncrQjihcr @ciie mo
brbouptetc, Dob &opon MIR icins
conmcr5icllcu Sntrrciicu in Goreu ,l
mohrcn pcriudDe, >uoNt IS bollronr.
men bcrCd)tigt ici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
9 oforti0cr 8 offenitiI
Itun0 cr bctc1l.

gori2, l3 !llguit. - 6rcocrid
golip, Nrdiiocnt oes iron5oiiiden
Shie0apcrtjHcs mo friiber Ulitgl;eo
Scr Qcputir,ltonmer, fubelie bcute
Srn. g9ittc mo 0cm Baron aonuro
Den @ortldHi cIner bereits 100000
llnteridriitcH troGenoen Yetition jit
@uniten Der GrtIdrung eines ioior-
tioen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno oes
sSrieocn5idhil'e5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14

5000 900. czot<s @aGoc.
9 &" g, .>-u. ",
% %. %. % o
c,t't:S: e~., 30 esQ.s.>o 5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14

%. "5.--D. %. % o. %.
.-%. %. % % %. %. o
*. 1s..<o %$.Y .-:t>. @:<:Y e42tD .:s9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14

9io0onL 9iuiiild Eolen IS.
9lu9nlt. - Ger FoIi5citel Der Stnot
trl9 gcItcrn Ourd) GrpIoiion cincr
Bonnie, bic al,i Der StroBe i6m ent.
gcgen 9eldlcllocrt pnroc, iducrr
NcrlcbllngcIl 0aOon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
&rntalc Sbnt cincs Wcocr9.

Eoltor ShuIic lun0 @nttin oo9 Spfcr
ibrcr S>cricn4Qiitc. - Ger 2Ingrei.
icr oui ocr tSllld)t bon cinem 30.
Ii5iitcn cricbniicn. - Go3 ucrIcBtc
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29

sonous layer, and it will take no food
It'll the beak has passed the limit of
the poison and is deeply buried in the
tissues of the plant. From the abo9e
it will be seen that: to destroy chewing
insects. such as the potato beetle or any
other chewing insect as to that matter
! u.son must be evenly distributed over
these parts upon which the insects feed.
and this may in some cases be done even
before the insect is present, or is Wis
ible. Only those poisons which cause
death after being eaten should be used.
To destroy sucking insects. such as plant
lice, the material must be distributed
upon the insects as evenly as possible.
and it is useless to make any application
before the insect has appeared, only
those poisons which kill by coming in
contact with the insects body should be
used.
First determine what kind of a pest
it is that needs treatment, ten select the
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29

The April number of Evcrybody's mag
azinc contains an illustrated article that g.,
while not exactly intending to do so,
gives the city of North Yakima some
splendid free advertising A map of the
United States designed to illustrate the
evils of the system of transportation
charges which the beef trust is able to
control, is shown, and to illustrate the
conditions clearly it is shown on this
map that the trust lines often charge
more for a short distance than the Gin
dependent lines" charge for a long dis
tance. As an instance. the trust charge
from Fcnnvlle, Mich. to Chicago was
1925, while the independent" charge
from North Yakima to Chicago was but
$45. On the map mentioned, North Yak
ina is the only town in this state that
is shown. The magazine referred to has
upwards of million subscribers. and
it is to be hoped that some of them, at
least will he taught the Importance of
this city.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29
Farming In Yakima Pays Well.

j. l.. Lease of Zillah, together with
two of his sons, spent Friday in the
city. Mr.. Leases experience in the
Yakima valley is an illustration of
what can be accomplished in a few years
by prudence and economy. Mr.. Lease
came to the Zilah country five years
ago from Dakota, purchasing 40 acres
under the Sunnyside canal. He has
since purchased 30 acres more. all OF
which is now in grass and orchard. lie
says he has made $4,000 since he set
tied there, having practically nothing
when he came His ranch is one of
She model ones in that section and i,
pretty example of what irrigation will
do in practical hands. Mr.. Lease is ~
years of age, and is Justly proud of the
wonderful transformation that has tax.
On place about him.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29
ORATORIcAL CONTEST IS ON.
High School Pupils Preparing to Send
Representatives to Pullman.

On the 10th Of May an oratorical con-
test is to be held in Pullman between
the high schools of Eastern Washing
ington, and every school in the eastern
part Of the state is now preparing for
the occasion in the hope of securing the
honor attached to winning in the con-
test.
Each class in the North Yakima high
school has selected two of its best speak
ers, and they are now preparing ora
tons to be delivered at contest in
this city at an early date to be an
nounced within few DAYS. The win.
ner in this contest will represent the
school of this city at Pullman, having
all expenses paid by the state. Natur-
ally great deal of interest centers in
the trial here
1t is proposed to get up an excursion
and have the school and the city repre-.
scented by large number at Pullman.
Special rates can be obtained, and the
trip would prove highly enjoyable.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29
New White Goods
Big reduction In price for this week

Every yard of white goods, consisting of the most
complete assortment of strictly up-to.date fancy
weaves and fancy fabrics we've ever shown are on
sale this week at a saving of 20 to 80 per cent.
India Linons in every quality; Persian Lawns,
linen or mercerized finish; Silk Persian Lawns;
French Lawns, Mulls Cambrics, Long Cloths,
Swisses Dimities, Nainsooks, Organizes. Lawns and
everything new in fancy mercerized fabrics; dots,
designs. lOc values for &c; l5c qualities lie; zoe
qualities, l4c 25c qualities for l9c; 35c qualities
26c SOC qualities, 99c; Csc qualities, 4Sc 5c quail
ties for &C. 81 qualities, S2c 81 25 qualities for 95c
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29

The Herald calls attention with pride
TO its correspondence page. filled each
week with bright and interesting letters
from all parts of the county. No paper
in the state has "A more capable or faith
full corps of correspondents, and it is n
pleasure to know that their letters are
read and appreciated, not only by the
people in the several communities, but
by all readers of the paper. One of these
correspondents has been furnishing let
tiers regularly for nearly seven years.
In all that time she has failed but once
or twice, and then when sickness pre-
vented her from writing This work is
done gratuitously, and merely from a
spirit of pride in having the communities
represented. The appreciation of the
people living in the various localities
finds frequent expression. They like to
have their coming, and goings, their mar-
riagcs, births in their families and as
the other things that come in life time
mentioned in the paper that they all
read.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29
GOOD ROADS.

The county commissioners have COM
menced the improvement of the high
way leading from North Yakima to Old
Town. The job promises TO he well done
as far as the specifications 90 which
calls for the grading and browning Of
the road. This would suffice were the
soil of different character As it is,
being of light loan. it is but question
of short time when expensive repairs
will be required or the road remain in
poor condition. With the addition of
six inches of gravel road could be had
which would wear for years without re
quiring very much in the way of ex-
pense for maintenance, to say nothing
of the satisfaction derived by the hun
dreds that daily travel this highway.
Commercial bodies and business men
throughout the eastern and middle
states are giving the matter of good
roads their most careful attention and
have demonstrated that there is prob
ably no one thing that does more for
the advancement of town and com
mand its respect as a business center
more than good roads. They are even
more essential in this country where the
towns are more largely scattered and
the consequent longer hauls required to
be made over them. "What's worth do
ing at all is worth doing we'll is Just
as applicable to road building as any
thing else.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29

Next Sunday will mark the close of
the Presbyterian year and will also be
the occasion of communion and public
reception to new members at the Pres
byterian church. The evening session
will be a service of song, for which an
elaborate program is being prepared.
Monday evening next the annual meet
ing of the congregation will be held in
the church. Every member of the church
and congregation is urged to be present
as matters of the utmost importance
will be brought before the meeting. The
pastor will have charge of all services.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29
BENEFITS Of SPRAYING
FOR INSECTS AND flung
4 Paper Prepared by ]. M. Brown
Which is Worthy of Careful Stu
dv and Preservation.
North Yakima, March %

North Nnklma, MnrCh q.
Editor Herald: Spraying has become
a common practice with comparatively
few cultivators. The ma ority will wa
Yer when it comes to doing the work
hoping that they may gather good crops
even if the operation is not followed.
Very few have doubts as to its value.
but for one reason or another at the last
moment nothing il done Undoubtedly
much of this hesitation il caused by the
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29
Modern WOOdmen Social.

The NJ. w. A. Foresters' team, assist.
ed by the Royal Neighbors, will give a
"carpet rag" social at the Modern Wood
men hall, corner of A and Second street,
on Saturday evening, April /. Each
lady attending is requested to bring a
ball of carpet rags with her name on
the inside. Lunch will be served. Novel
features will be introduced and good
time is promised.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29

DR.. r. n Gordon went to Seattle Ia It
Monday. He will make arrangements
for the opening of an Office in that city
at an early date.