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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21
lite ~ Sc fem &obberffiuinger.? @i
ien6te Sig life us for at ipile 6em op

life - Sc fem &obberifiuinger? @i
fenote Sig life us for at ipiie DEM or
paa @a6en? 9u fit Dem for al
fisbe, bbao ri 1t1I6e BRUCE, @ulereo,
ser, s@noer og alt set an6et, og lite.
st for benptter 9u 6em til at itoppe
sin egen @1pg ful6 % flyer iaa open-
ifibbet, at Oh bab6e life NOT! gu ct
0og en- f1l6en6t Sc. -
Sc lfiRlote og imelote; men IoSler
er Sosier> og Gboficbi iag6e meo set
itprlte u6trpf at Sorbapielie: ~&aoe
S booe bapt @ulereooer, 9gnoer
o.s.p.? men 9porfor lag6e s life iaa;
leg CONNER lige fra Gorbet og h1n6e
1,emt babe bragt G6er &ingene."
8el bel! Set bar BOG for gait; og
Ser bar biit life en- &erre / sen bele
pi6e Geroen,. iom bil6e bobe bebol6t
en- iaa6an &iener / lit Mrbei6e for
fem Minutter. So ga ser ingen l16<
pei bar me6 bam, blep fan ienbt bort
meo nogle 2us1inger.
Gor at fatte o3 tort: set er aloe
les unpopenStg at fortlette Siltorien
Blot for @6er at lie oper. Dette er
fun en- 2ignelie. Sg meo G%onf1ciol1s
0r6 paa 2eben: ~&nis ieg fer
9a,mbeo, la6 mig ie bel inb / mig
ielp", baboe / Sag bna6e 9m og leg
be5re bet9nfe, ON ri to moaife ogiaa
tilbsrer Gbofiobis Selifab.
6or Set ferite ri bar be6 6e6lelen
fra @errernes 9erre mo6taget oisie
pt6un6erlige 2egemer, iom beitoar al
FEM Meolemmer. 81 mo6tog, bbao
hi fal0er Sc FEM Gambler - meget
mere bnr6ifnloe e1tb 6e fem &obber=
mpnter: Spnet, @erellen, 2ugten,
5magen og 6glelien. S bore @ier=
ter iligemua0e ri mootoge Sc fem 9p=
ser: &ierligbeo, @etferoigbe0, @ef=
ltgbe0, @ts6om og San6bnlbe6. See
ningeu mes bDilfe er at BRUCE og be-
unite famine poa beblte Maa0e,
I. CTS: 9poigbe6 mos Gorel0re,
&etifaffenbe0 mos Toreiatte> Sen=
lpnsh1lobe6 mellem Mon0 og @ultru,
Seluilie m1ellem Spifer6e og gjenii=
Sig @etGnfiombe0 og Spm9rflom=
ifeo mos binanoen in0bproes. Sg ri,
felt f~orglenmenoe Sen bpiere og e6=
lere 8rl1g al Sc fem SAMPLER, Sc fem
@aper> brl,ger Sioen, Sag % Scat,
til tntet o116et e1o 6enne &pben %
Selgen; &lG0er og Spisntng, iom
ri ba1ore fen as gpigbeoens Sci; Set
beoer be1tan0ig LEG 6r1fer 6ette, ieg
pnifer flint, 6ette ol1er life, eller 6ette
ct ser life NOT all" Ct set life Zig
Gboficbi? &or set alt hi fom til
@er6en for loole6es at lepe noe11 no=
get beiere Maal?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21
Mmapta.
glrel s. 2inobolm, en- ami

- Mrel 8. 2in6bolm, en- aniet
ireniffsot 8orger / Stillmater, er af-
gooet peo 9eoen. San bar / en- lang
Marreffe paret en- befien6t @olitifer
og bar befleot forifiellige offentlige
@mbeoer. @an in~teresiere6e fig ME-
get for ifan6inabif 2iteratur og bar
9Gresmeblem at Moroiifa 2iteratur-
SdIlifapet / Stocfbolm.
Minneiotas 34te gtatslegisla-
~tnriomli1g afilr1tte6es Ma10ae Scat
peo Mionatstib. 2egislature11s So
b~ebreinltat bar bRret Be reDioereoa
Statslope, men ellers er ser lite no=
rettet fort al 8etDoning oerne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

Gn Toritjel. @oftleisbt: Set ier
no, iom ON Sc en6ogioo foretral
@eorobun6en for mig, Miis @tbel."
= Miis gtbel: y@uo, bbor 9e BOG
olti6 fer fort paa Singene. Seq Tan
foriifre Gem, at mellem Sem oq
@oorobunoen eibr ieg lite ringeite
6orifieI."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

- st brrtolt Moro er opboget /
NGrbe6en at 9arling, Ser ligger 6
Mile fra 2ittle Soils. i6et 2iget al
en- ung Bige, slnnie @intop, bpis
&iem er / Merbeoen at 0orling. blep
funoet / Sfopen en- balp W2il fra oen-
nc SIP. gun bapoe bnret / 2ittle
Sails Manoagen foruo, og oa fun
bapoe en- gift Seiter Ser, antog Jor-
el6rene at bum bar blebet bos 6enne,
bpa6 bun ofte pleieoe. S 2sroags
reiite Mooeren til 2ittle Sails og fit
90 at bioe, at Datteren bar reiit Der
fra allere6e ON Man6agen. Ser blep
itrafs Gfteriggning % 2iget blep
fun6et / en- 5orfatning, Ser bi6ne6e
ON, at bun bar blepet oberfal6en %
mproet efter en- raienoe Scamp for fit
2in. &en6es &opeoifal bar Faaet
inc meo en- @nippel. Sun bar ON
Mar1oag Mften tommen meo Goget
til DarIing og bab6e bertha begipet
fig tiIfo6s til fit Siem, og Sberfaloet
mao bore ffet itrafs efter at bum bar
fommet n6enfor 8Den. Mistomfen
er fal6et paa ct &ar Megre> iom bar
let / 8Den paa 6en Sis, og Ser ct al
@%uperngren u6lopet Ell 8elgnning al
$500 for @aagribelien al De Stpl-
bige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21
Bore nbpanbreoe 2%anbsmenb"

,lofommer bber fiortenoe Dag i @is-
benbapn, og er beo fit Snobol6 ct
Sellesorgam for ollie 6anife @oloni.
iter iamt @in6eleo mellem Sc n6-
pan0reoe og 6aorelamoet. 8la6et
ienoes oirefte til bber Mbonnent for
81 aarlig peo Senpeltoslle til l10gi-
peren 9 e : tie IS nsg I d n 9,
2gngangitrabe %, aisbenbapr1, g.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21
Kjd6 Qo0t cano.....
On lille @ootfisbs Bite:

en lille @o0ttlebs Snte:
&iseonfn:
40 Mcre Garm / &olf Co., Bis.
l1omertet 2arb, fun 3 @d fra
2onosbp. @taaen6e Gsmmer> ser bill
ffiere $50 CORDS 8ren6e. &us,
Stalo, Melfebus. &rn $500.
40 acre 6arm meo gooe 8pgnin.
ger lamt fulo 8eletning al &i6r, Sc.
ite oip. 2tgeiaa Gormreoifaber og
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = enbber
cling idm set itaar. &l.n $500.
Weao inlees itrafs. On iieloen an.
le6niug. Mlt 6prfet.
80 Acre Garm me6 go6e 8pgnin-
GER u6merfet 2ano, for ST 800. en-
axoen for $1,000. @un Is Mil fra
81. Saul. $500 @ontant.
80 Mcres> 1H Mil fra goo SANDS,
By, 80 Mcres opbreffet, mt &us Cite
ganite fGrotgD $1,000. Scum $500
Qontant.
800 Mcres, fln 2 M1il fra Sern=
bane. On % en balp Million SOB al
goot 5aptsmmer, altiommen @aro.
tpoo6, foruoen en- Masie 5pruce, Sc.
Dor Roles og Boits. 600 Bla6s for
en- @abmslle. Mere Tsmmer fan
faces lige be6. &ris $3.50.
120 Acres, minore emo 4 Mil fra
Standardization. uomertet rig Sor>,
flint Maple Egmmer> mere emo not til
at betale for 2onoet> fun $18 per
Mcre. De fful6e lie bette.
>9ette er fun ct Yar Breper at
bba6 hi bar. 2o6 % bloc iuit bpao
De snfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

3ilialss 4aa ldte 8etinselier ct
ueitex MT msoerne @xs, soSt belis-
senbe, for TIM $4,000. se1 itsre
gerelier fornben Robta9eliesberelie,
itur Got n1eb en- @asie 6rmgttreer.
Toreipbrs Yaa rsibeube"s aontor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21
Mtnnei&ta:

Miunei,ta:
76 acres. Baa 8reo6en al 9sille
2acs 2afe - Sen imuftefte 81 /
Amerifo. l16merfet flint 2ono mes
81 800 ber6 al Iemmer. Som oeles
op / Softer og ielges til itore 8riier,
6a set ligger lige / en- 2an6sbp. 8ri<
len oil moaife ipnes bpi, men Salg er
iult giort ser til $75 og set tilite6en.
oe 2ons boloes / 500. Ct iaa $45
oprt?
1870 Mcres> ner 2ofepille> Dotota
81. $1,000. &alo6elen @ontant.
@ooe 6%orbeoringer. 9prt?
$50 9(cres, @rigbt So, - set beo-
lite / @rigbt 60. - Sum en- 3imes
@ipriel fra ct. SAUL. Go6e Gor,
6eoringer. Maa inlges Dl,rtigt. Sum
$50 per Acre. Gfrip efter bore Glitter
al @o6tfibbslan6 / baooe
Minmeiota,
@iseonfin,
0afota, Noro og Sp6, 4
alabama,
CALIFORNIA, s.
Canada, .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

@erre 8 erten $50.
6ormonoen / 8ergens Sfogielifa6,
gsrre @iertien, er $50 al slag, 81
Mar gammel. 9on bar Ell for BET
almene Bel ltertt interesieret % me-
get gobeisrenoe Mono. @jertien
bar pGret Gormanb / sfoglelifabet H.
ben oct opretteoes for 6 Nar fi0en 90
bar arbei6et oct op til Oct betpbelig-
lte / 2anbet. 6or ct Mar iiben
traaote ban no al oct Sfibsre6er- %
@fibsbonolerfirma, iom ban inoe>
oebap6e iammen meo 8rooeren, for
at bic fin Mrbeiosfraft omtrent uoe-
luffen6e / Sfoglagens 2jeneite.
9on ubfsrte alt Mrbeioe gratis, 70.
retog @eiier nperalt / 9iltrifterne
poa egen B%efoltnina. forGreoe Ylan-
teFoler ct Soroitpffe til flere tuier
&roners Ber6i og poebe oesuoen ct
aarliet 8iorag Of 1000 @roner TOM
tant til Sfogielfobet.
&onfurs. 8ognfobrifant 8.
s. 2ingierbe / @isbif bar feet fig
np6t. til at opereipe fit go til Sfif-
terettens 8ebanoling iom aontars-
30. @runoen til 8etalingsitansnin-
gen .er aoutions- Gorpligtelier %
Snteresier / forffiellige faite gien-
6cmme FAINT itore Sab pao BET ror-
ffe Metalpalieberf, bbor ST. 2in-
gieroe bar en- al Be itbrite aftione'
rer. Aonfurien bill antagelig lite
bobe bRientlige Gs1ger for @arings-
fripenoe / @isbif. 8. s. 2ingieroes
Bomfabrif etablereoes / 1887, og
efterboonben bar Sen bofiet fig op til
en- af 6e itsrre / fit 5lag. 9ens Ja.
trifota bar life alene / omliggenbe
Diitrifter nnret meget bel %anifrebet,
men ogiaa n6ober bele 2anbet bar
fens n6merfe6e Mrbei6e bun6et fig
q goot Mabn. Set ct @r. Ginger,
6es Mgt 1narelt at itille fig 5pi6-
len for Dannellen al ct Mftielellfab
..@igpif 8ognfabrit" % opertage
'2ebelien at bette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

~2ampen bren6er, Mooer lpr,
SAFER, ban le1er @nentpr;
Brtnier og Hriniesier fnaa
fe ri ON paa 9eppet gaa,
Mlfer 6anie, 9roloe bul6re,
Inioloater itaa og fful6re.
= 2gre bore ben 9igter, bbis
8erfer fan fslge ct Golf fra 8orn.
commen giennem belle oipet!"
Sm 4ftenen bar 8pe1 illumineret
% Der afbren6tes ct glimren6e SIR,
berferi paa "@,1nfemoie". 2igele.
6es bar Der Geitforeitilling paa Gbe.
atret, bbor .Sle 2ufeie" opfertes.
9ro6s @egnen betegnes 6eiterne i
S6enie at babe baret / allie &enieen,
Ser peIlDffe6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21
Npt tra Norge.

SoIgt sfierp. S Giifum
ct / 6isle Gage til ct engelf Gel
ffab iolgt Sfierp for $4,000 Rroner,
oeraf ct tilbbren6e @ullifsruo meo
flere for 5000, @eiten forbeles paa
mango.
StifIe It a 5 <@ufu. On
proiefteret M Sci fra @tif1elto6 til
@ufu, 6elpis ODER @er6elsralet, an-
fees iifret be0 8eroalens @pore-
bmfs 8ebilgning al 5000 &roner.
Geianl9gget bar flor 8etponing for
8p96en.
2egat or Digtere. 8ro=
ftSior q. Muncbs @nfe 5n. efterlaot
ct &eitamente, bborbeh oprettes e:
2egat paa 10000 &roner> bpis Me,-
Ter tal nooeleS til tr9ng ms, 9tgte>
*, 6orfatere og 8unltncre, MGas
ion! &pin6er. &cgatet fla: bejtgreS of
l(aiperlitetet.
Sunnan Banen. Sra
Sronobiem me66eles, at @iennem-
iloget al &unnelen / 2%unoelforet
ffuloe fin6e Steo / an6en uge at
Mpril. 9ette Mrbei6e er oct ]tsrlte
poa ben gienberenbe 9el of Gum
non=8anen, Ser anta9elig oil hume
oabnes for Grofif / ferite @alboeI
al Nopember.
9rufnet. On n1eget iergelig
l1lptte inotraf peo 8rpggen i @ano=
iioro, ioet Spmano &iels Sprenien
S1tftelta6, lom 1ful6e no omboro / ct
Glib, ct fal6t no al 8aaoen og orut=
ret. Man antager, Sen forulpffeoe
tar inublet og i1oaet fig moo Ell 8el,
Ser lto6 lige peb 8oa6em. 2iget
fan0tes 1trur eiter. Miopoe efterlo=
Ser Jig @ultru og flere fonitrmere0e
9ern.
6or1igt for &attenel
Yoa Smaalenenes Mmtsting er iat>
tet Ell enitemmig 8ellutning> Ser Tan
blipe itiebneiponger for &atten.
8eillltntn9en 9ddr ttemlig ub paa, at
Ser poo feritfommenoe Storting ifal
fremiGttes 6orl1og ON, at Scat, Der
trGftes / Sfog. en- bolp ailometer
ira @eboelleSlte0, fan orebes. 8e,
grun0elien CT, vat Sen @u5fat> Der
lar facet Sane at forbes / 5fog og
lt0morf, bliper til lioen Nptte for lin
@eltemmclle, men CT en- al Silotets
pnrlt tie SLENDER.
IorIis @i5caDij If
9 ugt 5il Sjpmanosbjenme
| &riltianio ontom forleoen &upteiu
1belleflen, 6erer al @rimita6oamp.
ifibet 'Mlitoo", Ser %forliite / sen BIG.
copiife 9l1gt oeu 81. 6ebruor unoer
en- itert Storm, lpm git oper til Sr:
fan. 9omperen bar paa Metie fra
England til Gibraltar, laltet mel
&1tl. 8 Man0 al @eiptningen reo:
oeoes / &eoningsbaooen, meoens 3
Orufneoe. 4apteinen, ser ct Ell
flint Spemmer, blep re6bet efter al
Eope lppmmet omfring oper en- Slime
u1oer Sen ia en6e Srfan. 9omperer
ionf poo 1000 6opne @onb 1875 Mil
fra 2on6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09

made up, and ready to pull out, there was Dan" following close at the heels of Lucky Hemp" who caught the dog by the cruff of his neck and swung him into the cab. This proved to be "Dans" initial trip, but he liked 1t from start to finish, and he then and there resolved forever to abandon his former life and wicked ways and stick to his new-found friend.
 As soon as Dan recovered from his severe logging and all his ounds were healed, he set himself the task of learn ing the train signals. all of which he mastered in about a week. It is amusing to watch him when there is switching to be done or freight to be unloaded If 1t is freight to unload, he is the first one out of the cab and at once makes a spring for the station platform where he stands and overlooks the work with all the gravity of a division superintendent.
 But, let the engineer sound the high ball' to pull out then, with a bark and bound, Dan" is the first one to reach and board the cab where he will take his station on the rear platform and bark a friendly good-by to the agent and the compliment of loafers usually found around the depot.
 In switching he chases up and down the track, barking furiously all the while; and at the word from "Ducky Hemp or Conductor Barber he will run up to the engine and bark his orders to the engineer. This seems to amuse him greatly. as well as 1t does the crowd of spectators that usually collects to watch his antics for Dan ls no stranger from one end of the line to the other.
 Dan is not decended from a royal kennel, as you might suppose. nor can he trace the faintest streak of blue blood In any of his veins. He is not built along the lines of the graceful grey hound, fit for lady companion. Nor has he tho bulk and commanding appearance of the stately mastiff, or great Dane. He is just plain. 'onery" little one-eyed black fee, and would never catch the eye of the asthetic fancier in canlneflesh, for a glimpse. of him would suggest the idea that he was a hybred between an ugly, snappy snarl and the meek, mild-faced daschund.
 What? How much money will it take to buy him? Well. just ask 'Ducky Hemp"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
DAN" THE MASCOT
BY L. H. RUSS.

Down in southern Alabama on the Sell ma and Akron branch of the Southern railroad the crew of the local freight train is composed of one white man. the flagman, two Alabama "coons' and dog.
 The dogs name is Dan" and 'Dan" is the trains mascot. He is loved and petted by the entire train force from Capt. R. D. Barber. the urbane conduc- tor down to Jim, the ebony-hued son of darkest Africa who trims the wicks, polishes the lamp globes and puts things to rights generally in the cab.
 Around Selma. where Dan first saw the light of day, he was considered a ne'r-do-well until he took to railroad ing as a regular job. Since that time he numbers his friends by the score, and Is now one of the solid canine citizens of the town. His early life was spent in loafing around the streets, often in dis reputable company, and his chief delight was in chasing stray cats up dark alley ways and over back fences From this low association and vulgar pastime. he rapidly went from bad to worse, until there was not a dog fight any where in the fred light district that Dan" was not in the mixup About six months ago he lost an eye in one of these street brawls and was otherwise badly chewed up. In this sorry plight he slunk off up the street and found convenient shell ter in an unused doorway. Jim Heinz, the fiagman. called Lucky Hemp" hap pened along at this time, just in off hs run, and spying Dan all torn and bleeding. stNped and patted him on the head. This was just what Dan most longed for at that tme-friendship and sympathy-he found both In the big hearted f1agman When Lucky Hemp passed on down the street. Dan pain fully drew himself up, and. blinking the tears from his one good eye, limped on after him.
 The next morning, when the local was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
WAYN SEVILLE
CHEAP RATES TO

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 Purchase tickets via Bristol and the Norfolk and Western railway Solid train service. Through sleepers Dining car ser vice. All information cheerfully furnished.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
The Southern Railway

Takes pleasure in advising it's patrons that Summer Tourist Rates are now on to the Famous Summer Resorts along It's Scenic Route to North Carolina, Tennes- see. South Carolina. Virginia. and Georgia Resorts Tickets are on sale daily to Sep- tember 30 bearing final limit October s1, for return. The following are rates to some of these favorite resorts from Fir mingham. Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09

tho census the cotton gin reports 6:
 which are often confounded with the es- inmates of Statisiclan Hyde's establish ment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
Accuracy of the, Estimate.

The importance attached to the bureaus figures is shown by the fact that none of the acreage estimates made by firms, individuals and newspapers this spring in- f1uenced the market in any way while the bureau estimate, as hes been stated, had marked effect As showing the ap- proximate accuracy of the estimates made in the past il may be stated that the bureaus figures in 1899 differed only 2.6 per cent from the amount actually mar keted in 1900 the difference was 2.9 per cent. and in 190S 1.5 per cent If we con- slider weight adjustments, etc., the jus tice of which Is generally admitted, IL is found that in one year there was difference of only one-fftieth of one per cent. and in another only ninety-five-one- huncredths of one per cent. And these estimates, il should be remembered. are made long before the crop Is completely marketed and from six to eight months before the actual figures on production are known. There was a discrepancy of nine per cent in 1901, due principally to the bringing out by the high prices of a large amount of old cotton which had been carried over from the previous year. The discrepancy last year, amount ing to over A million bales. according to the figures of the census office, resulted mainly from a difference in weight stan dards used by the two bureaus and to the unprecedented planting, growing and gathering conditions which existing all over the cotton belt. made forecasts much more difficult than usual. The bu- reaus estimate of 12.162,000 bales was bitterly criticised by southerners, who claimed that it was made in the interest of bear spectators until 1t wss demon stated that the figures were far too small instead of too large. Incidentally, the bureau has never overestimated crop.
 MT. Hyde's office is frequently confused with others. even by persons who keep in close touch with his estimates. The bureau of statistcis department of agri- culture. has no connection whatever with the bureau of statistics. department of commerce and labor. the functions of which are altogether different. Neither Is 1t related in any way to the bureau uf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09

Keep cool by drinking Ala bama Brewing Co. .'s Beer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09

E Just dhon our sBrm mownmh tn GmnnS when the M an ddh n price he sCmumyH ke owe n
 Bgdd d"Tu uFuds'w wilt apn@p fy dby mgmn O days kntoW H all or
 Trunks and Bags as ss a sr s 5 that " cause them change
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
suffered in the market, directly or in

suffered in the market, directly or in-
 directly.
 Everyobdy is privileged to guess of
 course, and sometimes the guests of
 firms or individuals who themselves en-
 joy unusual facilities for obtaining in-
 formation concerning crop conditions from persons on the ground, are remark ably close. There is one case on record
 where a New York firm forecasted the bureaus estimate exactly. An investiga- ton was made and it was conclusively shown that the coincidence was purely accidental This month the acreage estl- mate of the same firm was more than million acres at variance with the bu- reaus figures.
 The statistician has other troubles in addition to the annoyances resulting from the constantly reiterated allegations of
 leaks" Three years ago certain inimi- cal interests made a vigorous effort to get him out of the way through the en- actment of a law consolidating his worK with that of the weather bureau and abolshing his office. After a hard fight the plan was signally defeated. Last year Congressman Livingston of Georgia offered in the House a resolution provid- ing for a congressional investigation of the operations of the bureau. Following an interesting hearing before the com mittee on agriculture and a spirited de- bate on the floor of the house, during which the bureau was defended by repre- frcm all sections of the coun- try, the resolution was killed by vote of 50 tu l.. The latest development Of this kind Is an attack froun the Southern Cot ton association, an organization whose original purpose was to bring about a re- duction ir the cotton acreage in order to prevent continuance of the low prices resulting from the enormous yield of last year. he association conducted can vass on its own account during the spring and announced that a reduction of 1S.4 per cent had been effected. Three days later the bureau reported. placing the re- cucation at only Il 1 Ter cent Thereupon the association charged fraud and error and its secretary alleged that advance information has been offered or sold to certain New York spccnlators by an at- tache of tha HureaL--a man other than MT. Hydo. by the way. Secretary Wilson took cogrizance ot the matter and an by secret service agents was conducted.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-14

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