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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10

Out of every one thousand letters
used in writing English, I is used
eighty-eight times.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10

The new Belgian military system, es-
tablished on the basis of voluntary
failure. Notwithstanding the active ef-
forts of the enlistment committee, hut
few volunteers have come forward dur
ing the last year
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10
QUAINT AND CURIOUS.

Oysters abound in the Inland Sea of
Japan.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10

The coal handling machinery at a
Bosom wharf recently lowered the
worlds record by raising coal from a
steamer ninety feet to storage pockets
at the rate Of 800 tons an hour. The
capacity of the shovel was two tons.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10

Ostrica are pieces Of broken pottery
which were used for memoranda pur-
poses in ancient Egypt. Enormous
numbers of them have been found
while excavating, and they throw the
most practical light upon the daily
life of the country thousands of years
ago. The inscriptions comprise pri-
vate letters, legal agreements, receipts
and memoranda of all kinds, and we
are mainly indebted to them for. our
constantly increasing knowledge of
the land of Khem.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10

After all other remedies fail, there
still remains way of getting rid of
rats and that is by depriving them of
water. They can live for very long
time without food, and when hard
pressed will not hesitate to eat each
other, but no rat can go twenty-four
hours without drink. Therefore, if
every possible means of obtaining
water is taken from the rats they will
desert the vicinity.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10

The average annual importations of
foreign corn into France for the past
three years were fourteen. million
bushels, Of which the Argentine repub-
lie furnished an annual average of A.
$4,000 bushels, Roumania three mil
lion and the United States 100000
bushels.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

The Parma Telephone Com.
pany, Limited, met last Satur-
day and completed it's organ.
izatson by adopting full set OF
bylaws, md elecfing officers to
serve until the 5iext annual meet
ing, which was fixed for the FIRST
Tuesday IN May. The old board
WIS retained. which consists of
Z. u. Paine. y. q. Tuning. f. r..
Fisk. Il. II. Iirumback. and +.
IL. Howard e. f. Paine was re-
elected president, ard s. G.
Tuning secretary. A resolution
Was adopted providing for the
taking over of the stock OF the
old Roswell Telephone company,
which bad never been inrorgo-
rated. and each OF the 81 mem
beers Of the old company became
u stakeholder IN the new organ
ization, A numberof other mat
tiers coming before the meeting
were laid over until the annual
meeting In May.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

Arbor Day exercises were hell
in the Parma schools yesterday,
and the day fittingly observed by
the planting OF trees and shrub
berry. Each room held separate
exercises, and planted the trees
that viii in later years adorn aud
beautify the school ground &
The observance of Arbor Day IL
one that cannot be too highly
commended. He who plants a
tree benefits posterity, and the
beautifying OF our surroundings
cannot be taught to better adj
vantage than in the appropriate
observance OF Arbor Day.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15
Hb0uf RheurraffssYs-

There are few diseases that III
iilct more torture than rheuma-
tism and there is probably no
disease for which such a varied
and useless lot OF remedies have
been suggested. 70 say that it
can be cured is. therefore, a bold
statement 10 make. but Cham
herlain's Pain Balm. which en-
JOYS an extensive sale. has met
with great success III the treat
ment oil this disease. One ap-
pllcation of PAIN Balm will re-
lieFe the pam, and hundreds Of
sufferers have testified to pew
lnaInent cures by its use. VIE
suffer when Pam Balm affords
such quick relief and costs but 4,
trIhe2 For sale at Golden Rule
Store.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15
Gun Club Shoot.

The initial shoot of the Parma
Gun Club viii be held this after
noon, beginning at 4 o'clock,
The traps and targets have ar
rived. and q shooting ground Sc
lected just east OF the village
bastile, and made ready for OPP
erations. If each of the boys
makes the score he is claiming
we will publish the score next
week. However, we expec t
about forty protests from as
many members Of the club
against any undue publicity at
this time.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

+. s. Faurot. who is connected
with the company that will erect
two sugar factories in Canyon
county during the next year. Is
in Parma, and is comforting with
the farmers OF this vicinity in re-
gard To securing as large an
acreage "a possible from this sec
ton. The beets raised here will
be shipped to the Payette fac
tory. Mr.. Faurot states that he
is meeting with great encourng-
Inent, and has no doubt that he
viii be entirely successful. az the
farmers with whom hehas talked
have shown great interest in the
proposition. and evince a desire
TO take hold of the it and give
beet raising in this vicinity
thorough test. II 400 acres can
be secured here. the sugar com
,1any will put in "a good dump, to
enable the farmers to handle the
crop more easily. If it can be
demonstrated that beets can be
produced in the soils
surrounding Parma, a factory |
will be built here within two or
three years. For this reason it
is to be hoped that as many OF
orr farmers as possible win agree
to raise a few acres, and thus
give beet culture a thorough
test.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

oNE Of the most Interesting ar
ticles that has come TO our ut
tention lately. II that OF a com
risation oil a table Oh statistic.
regarding mortality and The
cause u death IN the aol case.
that have occurred In Boise du.
ring the last three years. The
data II FURNISHED 81 Dr.. Ii. Il.
MaNey. ore III the foremost ol
The Young physicians OF the west
and was published in The Boise
Statesman Of the 9lh inst.
According TO the report the
largest number 81 deaths due to
any one cause il attributed to
eonsn mption, the mum Der
amounting 10 3s. IL is safe to
say, however, that not a single
one OF those suceumbing to that
dlsesase had been long resident
OF that city, as consumption
II not Indigenous to this region.
and the victims were late nrriy-
als IRON the east who had come
10 Idaho IA the hope that this
dread disease might l,e overcome
~ this salubrious climate.
Pneumonia ranked next with a
total OF 81. Cancer clailned 20
victims. heart failure 2s. Bright =
disease 2a. and typhoid fever I'll.
There were 10 deaths due To nc.
cidenis, gunshot wounds. etc
and . cases of suicide. Three.
We're charged 70 alcoholism. aud |
one TO delirium tremens.
Sixty rer cent. Of the deaths |
we're males, there being 244 males
and l57 females. One.iilth oil
the deaths we're inmnts under
five years OF age. one-twentiethl
between the ages oi tive ana III
teen. about one.ihird bptNepi,
the ages OF Is and 40. and III,
remainder above thai aye. The
death rate per Thousand. based
on conservative rsfimatua. ii.
GLIDING those who came from tlae
east n the last stanvs Il a..
sumption. wasabout ten
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15
VILLAGE Election.

The election for trustees Of the
village OF Parma passed of
quietly. Only so votes Mere east
and the result was the election Of
The entire Peoples Ticker With
the exception OF VIM. Leigh, who
was defeated by A. II. Lang of
the Citizens Ticket" Tie VII
laee board for the next two
Years will be composed as fol
lows; A. II. Long. d. 3. Farm
ham, VIM. Hall, f. c. platt. G..
M. kirkpntrick
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

An exchange comments tliusi.
There are people ii every CON.
munily who ees ilnAr living 81
the community and never invest
a dollar to Improve lhp town.
They never do anything 10 he'll.
the town, but ARE always read,
To Islander aud abuse tie place
aud The people. Ii the TOWN Il
MOI What YOU want ii to be. 20
70 work and make Il better. II
II - not what you would have il.
what have YOU done to make Il
any better? AK yourself these
plain questions, aud ii the town
y no good why don't yon leave
~ This is a free country aud
walking l. good. besides. Won
wouldn't le missed. Ii some
other place is better, that's the
place for you -whele you Gun
tor yoEt own town.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

olten ends IN q sad accident
70 heal accidental injuries. rs.
bucklen's Arnica Salve. "A deep
wound ~ my foot. from am ac-
cidcnt writes Theodore SchueIe.
81 Columbus, o.. caused mo
great pain. Physicians We're
helpless, but 8ueklen's Arnica
S'.fe quickly healed ID. ~
SootheS and heads burns like
magic 25c az f. N. Kirkpat.
rick \ Co.'S drug store.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15
EriahffaI Suffering Relieved.

Suffering frightfulIy from the
the virulent poisons OF undigest-
cd food. G. g. Grayson, of Lula,
Miss, took DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, with the result, he writes,
chat | was cured" All stom-
ach and bowel disorders give way
to their tonic. laxative proper
ties. 25c at f. N. kirkpatrick
& 60.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15
sshamberlins eauah RENE d.

Mothers buy ii Tor eronp,
eaild 1ep railroad men buy it fol
-v' eis coughs and elderly people
"nF ~ 'or "a grippe, say Moore
irosu tidon, Iowa. we sell
1ore q Chanherlain's Cough
''eineoF than any other kind ii
seems 50 have taken the leaa
ever seF eral other good brands. =
4 mere - 40 question out this
medicine Is the best that can he
procured ior coughs and colds
whether Il ne a child or an aduh
tnat is aiiiicted. liz always cures
Aiiu eurrsquiekly. Sold by Gold
au Rule Store.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

The Golden Giant dnedge on
snake river, near Parma. viii ~
sumo operations IN q few DAYS.
y was the intention If the own.
ei- 70 start np tins week, but the
DELAY ~ rceiving some necessary
n'pnifS - the machinery laas held
f''r work buu:k Tor lew dasx
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

l'Ht dali, dispatches telling
s'ia1 = g'iii'g e. happen When
the Jap and Russian iicet~ cuanc
'oseshrf. are 80 conflicting that
re hasegotten oil mixed up. and
afs SGT certain sts 10 which one
viii I'e licked. However. is's
almost an even bet TINT Il win be-
one " the other. and we wisl, i
would happen quick. This an.
certainty is ucaring on our
nerves.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15
Business Briefs.
Millions OF Money 20 Loar
on yoHr Real Estate az the
lowest rates ~ interest. @.
n. Mcdaniel. Ontario. Ore.

a wonderful spring tonic.
Drives our all winter impurities.
gives yon strength. health and
happiness That's what Hollis
tiers Rocky Mountain Tea win
do. 35 cents. Tea Or Tablets.
At = NJ. Kirkpatrick 4 Cos.
Formaldrtiyde- for treating
SEED grain for sale at +. III
kirkpatrick \ Co.'S drug store
EGas FOR HArcuN q. Tho
oughhred Rhode ISLAND Reds.
vt 80 per setting. Mrs Al III
Stewart, at Goldea Rule store.
Feel tired, no appetite, cannot
sleep, work or eat? That !
spring tiredness and will disap-
pear at once il You take Hollis.
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. % cents Tea or r..E
lets, at f. N Kirkpatrick & Go
CORN and OATS. When
need some come "a ns. va ha
plenty Of lit, " CALDWELL Fos
wAepiNG Co.. Caldwell
Little chicks uillihrivonnd
eases prevented # I'D prtt
Poultry Food. d. Nj Kirkpa
rick 4 Co.
Or. WaIdrop has nsorcsf q.
MS homestead, 3 miles So
OF Roswell. The Dr. WIN b.
IN Parma every day "a answer
calls as usual. ana ne can Sc
called by Bell phone via.
Frank Ross who wlFI desfver
messages 10 him when on
Traits Food fattens run down \
lorses and cures coughs. colds III
C. +. NJ Kirkpatrick 4 20.
"oodlark Squirrel Poison
'nre death 70 gophers. squirrels
NEE etc. =. n. kirkpatrick &
u.
\ strength tonne thar brings Ii
Ich. red blood. Makes Won
Irong, healthy aud active
hats what HOLSTERS Rocky
.ountain Tea viii do. 35 cents.
90 or Tablets. at L. NJ. Kirk.
ltrick 4 Cos.
Foh SALE.-One of the finest
licre ranches in this section.
X miles FROM Parma. Sixty
res IN alfalfa; 2acres ia grain
'od i've room house: rood
I'm, ice house. store house
q other outbuildilf@s. Good
II with windmill, Fine orch
.. 40 inches OF water. For =
ice aud terms address,
BATES 4 LANG n
FOX sALE.-A fine 90 acre ns y
IA three inilts nom town 10
Ia cultivation. Good orch. ,Gs
], and plenty Of walter. Price Ne Ne.
4 terms feaSoaable call ~, II,
a., osS' 'tIt Oh, his
RATES 4 I.ANu. Par. g g !.
J. Idaho. Fsas
81
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

fsE state has suffered a a.ea,
loss IN the resignation Of in~,as.
TOR hcPheFson. During his hong
i''cuini'efley he has made an IN.
v'Able rscord. and it win BE- il
long time tesoIe .u.ay~so, uill
b. iou'if that will achieve the ~
sait~ thai have i.~.u secured 81
Mr.. Mcpherson.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

Il. Al. Kirkpatrick was n wis
tor at Caldwell and Boise thi
week.
! Attorney II. A. Grifiiths was II
Pafma from Caldwell Thursda,
on legal business.
I G. u. Ross IL attending Judg,
Smiths conrt at Caldwell thi,
week as lnryman.
/ Miss Ida Schenek came dowf
from Caldwell Thursday to visit
friends IN this vicinity.
George Murray wus down from
Caldwell Thursday looking oyer
his old stamping grounds.
County Commissioners Fisk IL
attending the meetings Of the
board at Caldwell this week.
A new ferry In being builtat the
Singer camp on the Snake river.
which will give the residents OF
Owyhee n shorter route To Par
ma.
a. j. Mitchell went To Caldwell
Monday TO attend meeting of
The directors ~ the payette.
Boise Water Users association
which was held in that city on
tuesday.
Aliss Nellie Cook, teacher &c
the primary department OF the
Parma schools. went TO Caldwell
Yesterday 20 spend Saturday
aud sunday With her parents
j. Waiter johnson. who il at
present engaged ~ securing sug-
AZ bret contracts, from farmers
~ the sicniity OF aldwell, WAS in
Parma Friday ior the purpose Oh
coIiierliIig wits MI lfaurot.
iae county commissioners this
week appointed Dr W. Il. Wal
'iorp 81 his place county physi-
ci''n, u Che place VI ~. MaNes. 4
resigned # Is SEATED that Dr.
Naieirop will remove 10 Caldwell
upon his return from he east
Inc Aluphyetio.lc Council Mill
lneet win Mrs E NJ. kmkpat- |
ftk. April 2o MrS stone. a,s.
rct federation presidents. Nil he
present aud iuil attendance il de
'lrrd, Alusical n@rnn viii Be-
united and eaeu menlupr ~.
nestled " Ne prepared With H.
efesting curren event
J. 4. Miller. vino nas Il ranch
y me Biz Bend country, nlit m
'i4'ste the same nom Il pumping
liant. He received this week i
entrliiigai punla. and about 700
ret 81 l2-inch pipe To be used IN
onnettlon. Il the pumping
LuIts operated in this vielnit,
his season ARE Il success it will
e the mems OF bringing ii large |
mount Of land along Snake riv.
under cultivation.
G J Shosb. formelv one 81 the :
ropfietors Of the Caldwell Trib.
ne, was ia The city Thursday :
IT, Shorb severed his connection
ith the Tribune several weeks n
60, aud has embarked in other o
lslness. lie states that there II
quite q hand boom in the vicin. c
y Of Caldwell &C present, the G
~ ette-Bolse reclamation pro f.
= and the assurance that M
gar factory will be built within h
lev miles Of that town having
undated the land market i'm nc
'nsely. Nearly every foot OIL Il
nd available under the govern.
alt project hns been filed on in
Z vicinity Of that iowa. regard. ~
: q the iact that il may take ~
ars before water can be- ~,cur~i =
some portions Ut il.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

ine Parma Gun lub will pay
y reward of $1,000 lor the arrest
aAid conviction of anyone violat-
iie l4e game laws of the state Il,
tniN lcmitN.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15
DR.. Easter. Dentist.

Dr. J W. Easter. dentist. viii
open bis dental ofnce up stairs in
oanE building May lst instead
u April 10.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

We wish TO extend our SINCERE
thanks to the many Kind friends
"i'" have aided and comforted
Us ~ ON hate bereavement.
MIR AND Mrs. $. HHl.
MISS J. MAckENnE.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15
Farmers Cooperative Ditch Co.
NOTICE.

Parma, Idaho, April 10, 1905.
There is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assess
ment levied on The 9th day of March,
1908, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective share hold
ers. as follows:
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

<oTIcE FOR PUBLICATION
f faashns % ne Interior. land one. al aats.
1850 - - - hereby given that the fol,o,r,,,.
- settler has tl,,a notice of his iett y
1ksAs hnsi proof IN support 81 his 49,
mo IN sSid proof viii he male hfnr. lain .s
n, n.y., nsSsixerst Boise, idaho On june a IS1s
No mi - : As5RN, Homestead Application
West. b. NJ ~ess - tps ~, K. s..
h;s s ~ nss the following uifne~s,s 10 nrnv.
80 49, resldence uEs9u AMI rnlffyt.ff,,
$50 tAh1 VIZ. Lulu G. Naldrop Isuta ~
r,reh ~ ". r Naldrcr nssa rirsss',
HARRY J. sYMS. Rcsistns.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-15

Al persons having llna for sale
Mi'i tnd 4 % their advantage 10
''S' 7 with BATES ( Lang.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-08-01

koma fra P6llandi og Galiciu, og ekki will
%stj6rnin borga fyrir feiri en- 5000 Peirre a ari,
eff aeiri koma Paoan geldur %stj6rnin f6laginu
ekkert fyrir pa, P6 Peir VERDI ekki geroir aft
urreka.
Au0vita0 pykir Canadastj6rn ekki minna
vario + a6 ia innAytjendur fra England en-
0orum l0ndum. HIN borgar minna fyrir pa
vegna Pess a0 PAD er miklu mimi fyrirhofn
40 ia pa til a0 dytja til Canada en- menn at
00rum Pj6oaokkum. En- y6r h0fuo cru ALTAR
styrkveitingar Canadastj6rnar til innautn-
i~ngs-agenta mj0g eftirtektaver0ar, einkum er
pess er g@tt, ao Bandarikin og England lata
ser MI NEST ant UNI al takmarka innhutning.
og hindra innaytjendur a0 svo miklu leyti. er
pau geta med g60u mott CERT.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-08-01
Fretta Pistlar.
Era trettaritara ,,V1nlands".).

GARDAR, N. DAK, /. lGGsr 1905.
Her er dtlit agatt med allan jaroargr6our.
Hveiti akrar med l~angbezta mott og ekki heir
or6i0 vart vio ryo a hveiti. Heyannir langt komn-
ar og bdist vio 40 uppskera byrji UNI mi6jan man
uoinn eea sk0mmu eftir pao.
Him 90. jdli var hat1oisdagur mikill / Gardar-
byg6. I'm 500 MAINS safna6ist saman 1 f0gru
sk6garrjoori rett hja heimili soknarprestsins, sera
Kristins K. Olafssonar. Var tilgangur samkv@m-
isins a0 fagna prestinum, er ham var MI nyheim-
kominn med brdoi s1na. Or 6llum attum var folk
ID saman komio. enda langt vestan af ,,fj0llum".
Ve6rio var fagurt, og var sem Ill %nattdran v@ri a6
fagna par med fagnendunum. Prestshjonin ungu
voru alls ekzi latin vita af hva6 til sto0 og voru
ekki soft 4 samkomuna fyr en- allir g%estirnir voru
bar komnir. Embattismenn safna6arins q Gardar
gengust fyrir samkomunni og var DR.. 3. ). Brand
med raou og avarpa0i presthj6nin meo m0rgum
f0grum oroum, og a0 sioustu afhenti ham peim
gj0f fra s0fnu6um peim, er s6ra Kristinn Pjonar,
og voru pa6 gullpeningar. nar $50 dollarar. S6ra
hFlSClln SFdTdOl OS pdkkdOl meC lOSfuu OiOuu1.
Eftir pao huttu peir raou sGra Bj0rn B. Johnson
fra Minneota og Hjalmar Bergman, l0gfr@oingur
fra Grand Forks. Bar eftir var snngio og skemt
ser a ymsan haiti og loks matast par tti / sk6gar
lundinum. Potti blum hin mesta anagja af sam
komu pessari. Og var petta lj6s vottur pess hive
mikla asst og %vir0ingu him ungi prestur heir aunn.
ia s6r hi1 s0knarh6rnum sinnm.
Wiki sioar en- petta geroist var gildi haldi6 az
Gar0ar a0 heimili ions Brandsonar. Voru bar
samankomnir bo5sgestir nar so az t0lu. Voru
pa0 vildar vinir DR.. B. j. Brandsonar, er MI voru
par samankomnir / peim tilgangi az kveoja ham,
meo pvi ham pa var az hytja alfarinn fra Edin-
burg til Winnipeg. L@knirinn var sBmdur fag-
urri vinargj0f og futtar bella oskir fyrir frantic.
ina. Ollum pykir MI sem her sc skar0 fyrir skildi
og seti, er SENT verdi skipa0, svo heppinn laknir
og agatismaour sem DR.. Grandson hefr reynt /
hyivetna.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-08-01
Innflutnings-mal Canada.

Stj6rnarforma0ur Englendinga Balfour,
helt nylega r@ou a pinggi par, UNI ]agafrum-
warp, er st j6rnaaokkurihn hefr barist fyrir og
mi0ar 40 Pvf al takmarka rettindi utlend-
inga og innautning PETRA til Englands, og
pa sag0i ham mccall annars pad, az hin h0r0-
ustu akv@0i t Pessu frumvarpi v@ru ekki ems
stirling og samskonar greinar / innAutnings-
l0gum Bandarfkjanna og Canada. Umsj6n-
armenn Canadastj6rnar segja az PAD riki half
nakv@mt eftir]it me0 PVT, al ekki aytjist
Panga0 til lands neinn 6Pj60alyour. A SID
asia fjarhags-tfmabili syna skyrslur PETRA az
einn af h%verjum 290innaytjendum, eoa Peim,
'er stluou Pangao ao aytja, var gerour aftur-
reka, enn q jafnlongu tfmabili var ekki
nema elm af hverjum 2,6G5 gerour aftur-
reka t Bandarikjunum. Delta er DO ekki svo
ao skilja az Canada taxi ekki fegins> hendi
0llum fj0ldanum. Oar cru Peir einir lokaoir
dti, sem au0sjaanlega cru ga]lagripir, en- alt
stendur opio fyrir hverjum Peim, er Panga0
kemur, eff ham Pykir efni + nytan borgara og
liklegur til al ella krafta og auka AUD Pj60-
felagsins.
A si0asta fjarhagstimabili komu til Can
ada rdml. 148,000 innAytjendur, en- nastu
t6lf manuel par a undan voru Peir um 100000.
Samkvemt Pessari t0lu cru innAytjendur,sem
MI koma til Canada arlega, UNI p per cent at
allri ibdat0lu riksins, en- pc Pykir Canada
minimum pa6 ekki um Of heldur villa peir.
meira. stj6rnin reynir meo ymsu mott ao
auka inndutning og leggur enda svo miki0
kapp a PAD ao hun launar aggenta til Pess
starfa.
Konsdll Bandarikjanna / Halifax, Mr..
Holloway, skyrir fra Pvf, az ario sem lei0 half
veri0 rs agentar I Bandarikjunum, sem half
fengi0 Prja dollara fyrir hvern Hartmann, two
dollara fyrir hvern kvenmann og elm dollar
fyrir hvert barn e0a ungling, er Peir gatu
.fengi0 til 40 hytja til vestur-fyIkjann Can
ada. A England var agentum Pessum borg
a5 $1.75 fyrir hvern fullor0inn vinnumann
e0a vinnukonu, er Peir sendu Paoan til Can
ada. Ais var agentum borga0 PAD ar um
$4,000 dollara.
En- MI hefr Observation-Disclosures 1
Canada sent Laurier-stj6rn ymsar hndtur fyr-
If PAD az borga Pannig h@rra vero fyrir inn
fy%tjendur fra Bandarfkjunum en- England.
En- aux Pess er PAD einnig uppvfst or0i0 a0
n8lega hefr veri0 gerour samningur VIC lutn-
ingsfelag eitt (The North Atlantic Trading
Co.. UNI ae borga meira fyrir hvern innaytj-
enda, er Peir ia fra meginlandi Evr6pu en- pa,
er Peir ia a England. Stj6rnin hefr lofao az
borga felagi Pessu fimm dol]ara fyrir hvert
mannsbarn dr b@ndadokki, er PAD Aytji pang-
az til lands fra Holland, Danm0rk, Noregi,
SviPj66, Finnlandi, Rdsslandi, pyzkalandi,
Austurriki, Ungverj alandi og Svisslandi. En-