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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Wuocrnc Eiratcn.

Scr Sccrullbcr Der nltcl 3Cttcn,
Scr Son0clSidiffc 5u iibcriolcn nnO
ibrc Soolung 81 pliinOCrn pflc9tc,
luuroc BON alien cipiliiirtcn ltotioncr
ais Gin Gcrbred)cr Der gciGbrlid)Itcn
Sortc bcboroelt. Sing man i'm, 10
mrr0c cr Q%ciu0Gnlid) nit lcincr gan.
sen MonnihoIt gcbGn0t, (n unic-
rct iricolidcn Sogcn gicbt ca Eirns
ten, ric ocn Norocl orsbclltcn, dbcr
tic lino fir bic Ebontoiic mcit ipcni.
ger o15icbcn0. Inter biCIc Firotcn
fam Der trot Der Weicbc nod INNER
proipcrircnbc ySdnubmorfcn . @rnf-
ter" luic CT 5llipcilcn gennnllt miro,
g%crcdDnct iucrbcn. In1tatt cin nit
Woorcn bclo0encS S6iff uli5ltbols
ten, ottodirt CT 0nS @cid)dit citCS
onocrcn Sobrifuntcn NM bringt, IN
DEM cr Die Sdyubmnrfc icinCS Hipo.
len, bic glrt ut0 ooS GuBcrc guSic.
ben Der 0crpnflng IN mcld)cr icinc
Wnorcn pcrfnltit iperoClL n%nd)obnlt,
uno in0em CT Sem Flibliflml olS So
Der cillcn billigcrCn Yrei5 Oorbult.
Die G%innnbmclt, bic icincm Spfer SIT
gcondt iin0, in bic eigcnc Goid)c.
So bcoultcnb iinb Die HGlbcrcien
oicier Son0pirotcn gcmorocn, bob
m1crifor1iihc Gobrifontcn icBt Gin
notionolca @ClcB bcrlon9el, mcldNs
Gle N%nd)obmung bon Sdutmorfen
nit Stroic bclc9t. Sn @olbington
lit Elm @cicb cingcreid)t lpor0cn, mel
DIES bcitimmt, BOB oic Iobrifontcn
Don @oorelL Die in Sen 5lpiihrnitoot-
lid)cl, Snnocl fonlmcn ulb Die nit
GtifCttcll, Die cine Nod)abnulng Dc
rcr bon onocrcn Sobrifultcn limo,
pcrlcbcn iinO. III cine Struic bon
$1,000 o0cr 5lpci Sobrcn @ciGn1niB
o0cr ScibeS g%cnon1nlcn pcrOclr iolz
lcn. Ger Sobrifont, Der COS Ellbli-
tllm bltrf) GcrmcnOltnQ zines nodr
g%cmod,tcn Y2obcls" tGitidt, lit 10 gut
cin Sdnpinolcr, mic Der n@rilmpoa-
rcnb1nolcr" uno scr y8olo @rid-"
Otnrn. Wcnn bic 9ia, ipic ibrc Be
iilrluorter b%cboltpten, bon ben &c
rld)tcn ais pcrioIiltngSrnGbig ollf-
rcd)t crboltcn miro, iolltc tic ongc-
nonntcn iucrocn. &oriidt in @c5llg
ultf Den Eullft, mic ipcit bic Gill il,
ibrcn @cltlnlnul,Gen gcbcn bari, lit
ober obiolllt notbpenoig. Gas @e-
Jet bonn Sabre 1876, lpclhcs oos
Nohobnlen BON Shutmorfen nit
Stroic bclcgtc, iuurcc BON oell Sc
rid)ten fir u,conltitlltinneQ erflGrt,
neil cS nit Der 3llltGnbi0tcit Der
cin5clllcn Stootcn IN Gonilift fam.
Sic mciiten Stootcn boben @cict.
SC, ipcldp oicSS dyutntorfcnsE iruten-
lbllnl lilr ltroibor crflGrcr, nbcr bic.
ic @cictc mcid)cn Itorf BON chamber
ob uno ncrocn 10 nod)l0ilig ourdWc.
iiibrt, boB lie Den Sobrifonter, lpic
bicie io9crL lpcnig Sdplb gcm0bren.
Die 6obrifontcn lpciien icrner ga.
roui bin, Dob foit ollc ci,rop1ii6e
gambler rationale @eiese glci6 Dem,
oellcn Inlobmc lie iett bonn Gon-
DrcB iorbcrn, bobcr, mo Dob cs
ielbit in China Elm @eiee 0iebt, mel.
DIES b%eltinlnlt, Bob Scntono, Der lid'
ocs crpGbntcn %ergcbcnS lduilbio
mod)t, olrf Gin Sobr in's 8efGngnif
Delpcrrt ncroen mag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
yloou, Wtd,plaus.

gm Is. MidrS 1906 lit Npam 4idulaue, &c
Iiebter @ntte bon Sniunnu u: giidolalls, i'm
81. Ec6ensi1bre gcitorbert. Bic Neerotginl
miro Euuncritag, 9iadmiiiuaS nm 3 llbr. BON
lruucrbuufe, Dir. 81. SitbsNantuIousS irubc.
aus ituitlluben. We'tGtiung pripdtim.
%IaaeouIoct. nusgeliiten
oait Sn Seinert qrpber S6mer3;
glis9cbluiet uno eriultet
M Scin treucs liebcs Scr6.
SAT- ms dllSu iriib p%erlniieiL
Seine Qicbc forat nldt nlebr.
Sein @ridlterL Scin @rbIdiien,
SbIug ms Nunhcn tief mo itiper.
(7S-SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Hpulanb'S tiirfiide 9Gbcr.
Ganitable. (Scbduoe, goitamt ge9en. stets ofieu.
(Mugnii22-)
Wartba 6. Micauuo.

IS eltti6Iiei ianft AM Sonniu9, oclt 1s.Midri
1906, nlllere gciiebtc Satin, 1flttcr II. 0roB'
bon Ebilip g%Sieaaro, geborcil III Nii6b1lieft,
Nlrbelteft, int Filter bon Gs Sabret IN lbter
Gebaufu1G, 9ir. t12. 9ioro Rraoforo-Str. Nte
3eit Der NeeroiguIa miro ipGter algcieigt.
Us Tic trnucrnocn NintcrbliebcMCh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Truu, Milhc(u Sdlciot.

9m Gnmltua, Den II. Widr6 1905, 1T
Srana Silbrlm shciOt, G~clicbtcr Sobn nnI
@Iuguit ". linb statburinc q. Sbciol, plotltf
oeitorhcn. Sic HccroialnG miro Sieniia9, ben
90. Wldr5, tulb brci llbr, bonn Irnucrbnuic,
Nr. 902. Siibs Bacas Strabe. aus ilnitfinocn,
Weiiniiu19 %pribntinl. GS-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

Gin Erofeiior Scr Cor.
nell. llniOcriiiGt hill Gin dcnt. Ser
fabrcn cntocdt bnbcrL 0itrd) ncld)eS
Die iciten @citonotbcile ocrlfild) bon
Den fl%iliii9en gcidlicocn meroei, f6ne
ncil. Gobllrd) loll IS moglid) icin,
Wtild) III cine Irt Elllper ST nerluon-
Gcln mo tic III irgeno cirer 3eit ipd-
ter filr Den 8ebroud) bltrd) cinfod)es
3nieBel bon @oiicr miebcr ollf ibren
notilrlldcn 3llItono 5ll brin9cn. =
Vlcibt mr. nod nb@5lluortcn, Oh lid
Die Grperintcntc bCs EroieliprS Go,
uonougb in Der Eraris bciu1brcn.
Die STANDARD SclG o M
ponp" bot in 0cn lcbtcn adj Subrcrl
ihren glftion0rcn 332 Miaionen Col
lars al 9ipiocnoen ec5oblt, olip
mebr, ais orcin1ol 10 piel, ols oos
iirlprilnglide &opitol betrllg, Tos
&apitol obcr bic slfticn murocn abcr
bon Den 8rilnoern oes Wonopols,
Den TodcfclerS, Gogcrs, Sloglcr II.
Mnoercn mcilt 5it mcni9cn Gents an,
Collar crmorbcn. llno iebt, 90 Scr
Staat Miiiouri cinen ginblid in oic
Notwithstanding bes Sruit$ tbuil
mill, perltcdt lid Der olie &ofefeller
in ieinem Ealoit Su 2ofcwpoo ui,o
iaBt iein Scim Nod)ts ppn eiuer be.
lpaifneten S%huelpade potrouiairen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

Sn @0ttin GEN it Scr peg
oicnltpoIlc nm lpeitbcfonlltc 0crmnz
nit Mtorit &epnc nod fltr5cr &rnnf-
belt I'M Nltcr bon 6S Snbrcn gcltor-
ben. Sn ibm bot Die ocutI6c @clcbr-
tcnipclt cinen 0%crmoniitcn bon gro
Bem WiIien uno umfoiienocr 9iloun0
perloren, Der iibcr As Snjrc ais or
iolgreider Sorldcr unb ofobcmiiher
2ebrcr gcnirft bat uno oilf ocn sc.
biete Der oeutiden Mltertblln1Sforz
lhln9 ais Illtoritot gnlt. Sn icincr
Sboti9teit oils Scritogropb bot CT in
Den lcbtcn Sobrcn an Der ISortieblln1
ocS @rimm'ihen @orterbuhc3 boa
@clte gelciitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
QpmNpn 8 Tarf.

Ter baaptiahltdte Srteebuf tn Baltimore.
arcal: $50 9tdcr. - Sntne nv dhrcnber Charter.
3u ieber Seit errei6har. Siinf Gents Sabr'
aelo bon alcil Staoi.bcilen. Stra6enbabn.
@a9eous paifircn oen Surpteineane Gae brei
Winlter. Warnes gRnrtc6immer fir SoIhe,
bic ben Sricobpj bel raubcm sSettcr b%cfIdbeii.
RcgrdbnibpIdss 5u iebr nibiacn 9retfen,
[dmniiIif inter forimdbrenoer YfIcge.
gRreau: Wr. 81, @cft.S aratpBa' Straee.
CSau6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
NnMiin SdIndlllnrnt.

IS fiurb' am Is. Mfrs 1906 in ibrcr Iebten
lSubnuna, III. tiO5. NurosGe 9lucnle,
4pniIn Shuhbarbt I'M glter bon 68 3abren
mo 7 Wonater. 9elichte Satin oce p%erIiorbcs
men Gonrno S6ubbarot. Die NecroignlG fin
tags, bon oer oben genariicr 2SobnllltA aus
fat, Seifebnr9 ari Der o&alttnorer Senle'
fern (7S-g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Scfcuu Spcunics.

IS iiarb am Is. Widr6 1906. a mad 8 ll1r
Minr0cno, in ibrer IcttcIt lSobnIitq, 9tr. 331,
Silo. FdDiuIz StroBc, Nslena Suennice, .Gcltchie
Satin beS perliorbcnen Spicpb locnnice, I'M
gllter bon "A Sdbrcu. Sic 3eit Der Vccrots
gltltg miro ipGter nn0e5ei0t. C1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Subn @. Scnfcl,
Rr. COL, Gibbs barp.S traee,
1T hcr Qcid,cubcItattcr,

ipcIber aue g~luitrdae ficis .8ur 3lfricoenbcit
uitSiiibri. Sic bon iDiu bcbunocIicn 2cicbcn Ton
neil gSpden lang iiegen, obne bic eerin9iten
Yeriucimugsipuren Al 6eigen. Srnn 1elifcl III
0~ruouirtc @inbulinmircrin, rro 1T Die Scbano'
luna bon SruuenIcihcn ocren SpediaIitdt.
(Saut0,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

Sn Scr ron50ii d) c II
aommcr interpellirtcn 2ocQlte nno
Ebierrp Die Hegierung iibcr bic Nid)t-
ollSiiibrung oeS @cicBeS, ooS bic
llcbcrluodutg Der electromagnetic
icQihoiten %porid)reibt. Gle SntcrpcI-
lontcn b%ebolipten, bicic Ecr5ogcrunJ
lei oltf Wod,enihaftcn oncrifoniidcr
@cieQidloitcn 5llriid5uiiibren, bon De-
men iogor %gerpilie @contte beltoden
icicn, oonit lie Die oncritoniiben &C.
geniibcr ben fron5oIiidcn 0cicQldoi-
ten bcgiin1tigten. & 0I. if...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Catherine SDblc.

IS itorb AM II. Widr6 1906, WiorGcnS I'm
80 llbr. Catherine S6Blc, ncliebtc Satin bon
Seinri6 Noblc, I'M @tItcr bon II Subren. Sic
Ncerbiqnna iinoet Wiontag, 9tatmittng5 nm
~ llbr, bonn Iraucrb1uie, gir, 1901. gr10le.
9pcrllc, aus ntf Der ~Gouoors Fdrf Cemetery"
iintt. G7-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Bur Grinncrnnn.
Sin Sdritt in Der rcdJten Tid)tnng.
Gpart 25 9ruScnt an alien eritflaiigen

Spntf 70 FrU3rNt uH uNtH ttNTUTVUtH
Vcgr1bniicn.
Gin fb6ner Gdr1, clilueoer nit
ffluar6em Ilih uocr iueibem poer
grauein 9Sliilbs llebcr3ig, Aacs fhr
SargsGinfab. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
@inbulf1mirurg Der Gei6e, @76
IrnucrfIor. 6 4Saar Saroi6ube, VIZ
Selfnung ocS Srabcs,
Gci6cniuageit mo 5 feline 1itfden.
g9iiinm 6puf, 2cidjrnbeitatter,
Rortbs uno @recninpu1ts stoe. geioe Telephone,
(San1t ,GWtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
@crmiid)tc Mnscigen.

Baltimore. MiarHlnnb, 10. Wtdr5 1906.
Mn bic Millionaire
be- %,,ilnitco 9iailWaDe e. electric COMPANY
pun Baltimore.
Ge miro bicrnlit heluItitt aentndt. bah bic
1ranSterirbii6er oicfcr Gompugnlc am Witt.
,updl, ben 2S. Mdrj 1906, 3 ltbr 9iadlmittnss,
1elhln'ien iilto am II. Mpril 1906, 10 llbr Vpr.
mittage. picber acbifnct ipcrben.
Sm suffrage ocs Sirettoriunts
8. Is. MeJiltpn,
(7i,S0 7,102) Sdaerieifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

Sdfr sur &ciie ms MnslanS be-
Iorat 6. &ainc, Nr. Alb, Sf-Yalti-
morcitraec, nagc Gmitum Glue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
2prrninc.

Wafertfd - garfartia - Sritbltdl.
Iciiiih bon gSulbropf cit uiio cine babe
MciIc. genutt Die nit Yonbatiun bc5cihncie
Goribs slecnuesGar. Sreie ahtfd,en ga6mittaas
am 3crminiis. Srcife bon @cardbnibpIdtcn iebt
ipcSieu. 2eibte NchillgitIt9en. 3eIepbpn =
GatoH 1923. Yitrcan: Trcnflin. uno Rimoiur.
auabs. 8erlanat Yrpimire. (Wini4.1S.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Baltimore GcmctcrN.

phreau: Tranflin.Slog., Baltimore. u. Hortblir.
GeerdbHibpIdbe 8iint NcrIuuf-bon SOB an,
nit Wiarmprpfciten nbeegrcn5t, $50 Ilab
fHr bier 8rHber. Cunit0.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

Ser pernntiportlide Ste
ooftcllr &reiiin bon Der oSelp5lger
&oltS5eitung" pllroc mcgell Wfajc-
itatSbeIeioigung 81 icd)S Wonatcl
@ciGngniB p%erltrtbeilt.
Ncm- Serep It pom Sal
gen gum eleftriiden Stltbl iibcrgez
golgen. Sebenions fcin 6ortifritt
i'm Sinrid)tun9speriobrcn. @orum
rld)t dloroiormiren, Gas 1T einfa6er,
perlongt feline Separate, feline Sorbe-
r%citln0en unb lit ebcnio lid)er, luic Der
@olgen ooer Der elcftrild)e Stllbl.
Ser S6riftiebcr NrnolA
Sippcl aus Gins, Der in Scl0fir6 in
OeItrcid) IN Soit genOnlmen pilroc,
bat cingeItanoen, lettcn Sontmcr Den
ihottiihcn 2e6rer Heio bel Seioel.
berg bcrollbt uno crmoroct jt bobcr.
Nllf @rlrno bes bon Sippcl beihrie-
benen S6otorteS ipllroe 0oS Sfclctt
Melo'S in cinem Wcbiil6 5luii6en
3olItod un0 S%eiligcnbcrg 9%efunoen.
Ser SonoelS S"cfrctGr
bat Die Hciignotion oca Ginpanoc@
rllngs-Snipeftors MorcuS 9roun oll-
9cnommclt. 9ieicm WorcuS, Der
ollrd) feline 9crid)tc ais Spe5ioL-
Agent %iopiclc StGnfcrcien gemo6t,
bate feline @clegcnbcit gum Hcii9n;-
rem 9e9ebcn peroen iolcn, Gent bate
man Den Stubl lGngit Dor Die Sbiirc
ieeen io0cn. WorcltS Wroun id1cint
ober piel politii6en nYlll" SIT boben.
Hcprd eytont Sbadlc.
ioro bon Wtiiiouri bat Dem Spred)er
bcS llnterbouIcs, Snfcl Soc Gunnon,
0tc 2eoiten gclelen uto i'm einen
0clpoten %genannt, Der lid) Der Scr.
inIiung 5llln Srob 5llln Giftotor ocS
SmlIcS oufgelporfen babe, itott lein
0iener SIT icin. SEER Sbadleioro bat
lid mcri9ltcnS letnen Merger bon Der
2ebcr gereOct. Sonit bat Der Nngriif
feline meitcrcn .Solgcn. Snfel Soc
miro ocn Giftotor mcitcr ipicIen, mic
ooS pcri6icocne Sprcder Dor inn
ldon getban bnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

(Mdrst.s ,t5,22)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17

lakes. and that an amicable arrange
ment may be expected.
There is no question but that Uncle
Sam wants his share OF the st. Mary's
lakes. In the reclamation projects. APP
proved by the secretary Of the interior,
as per the bulletin published last Sep
TENDER. 81, 900, 900 has been set aside for
retaining 100000 acres along the MIX
river, and there are several schemes
outlined by our geological survey all
OF which include the use OF these lakes.
One Is to make 50-foot dam one-half
mile long at the lakes, and then cut
a canal from there into Cut Bank creek,
a tributary OF the Marias river and by
another dam and a second canal to
throw the water into the MIX river.
This would give water enough for the
reclamation for 100000 acres Of land in
the upper MIX River valley. near the
Great Northern railroad.
In addition TO this there are other
schemes which would lead 10 the re-
demptlon OF thousands Of acres more
the water coming chiefly from st.
Mary's lakes.
In the meantime the Canadians say
that the MIX river runs for 100 miles
or more through Canada, before II goes
back into the United states. and thar
II the Americans disturb their irriga-
tlon works here. the waters Of that
river might be materially diminished
by being spread over Canadian lands.
FRANK g. CARPENTER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17

the existence Of 'Mormonism' In Utah
and alleges that polygamy exists. II
may be so In the United States, but IL
is not so here. AS for me. | can get
IA certificate from my church that | am
a staunch Episcopallan. but l find the
'Mormons' good enough for me to live
among They are interested In poll
tics, although they have no union or
church and state. They are thrifty and
altogether they are excellent citizens
A MORMON" SUGAR MILL.
visited the Mormon" sugar mill. 1t
is situated just outside Raymond IN
the midst of beet fields. covering nun
dreds OF acres II is now making lO0,-
900 pounds OF sugar daily. and Is pay
ing dividends of per cent The COM
pany has altogether about 100000
acres. upon some Of which beets are
raised. Other parts are devoted to
cattle ranches. aud 10000 head OF
stock are now feeding upon them.
The factory has the best OF modern
machinery. The beets are carried by
water from the shed where they are
unloaded. being washed on the way.
They are next lifted to the top of the
factory IN buckets running on an end
less chain. and fall from there into
cutters nlled with knives. which slice
them up so that they look like little
pieces of celery.
The sliced beets are now dropped
into round tanks, where they are so
treated by fusion that all the Juice In
them containing the sugar comes out.
This is carried into great boilers, con-
sisting Of miles of pipe. running back
ward and forward one over the other.
surrounded by steam. The Juice
passes through pipe after pipe and
boiler after boiler until It has travelled
back and forth something like ten
miles. All this time 1t Is bathed In
steam 1t becomes thicker and thick
er as IL goes on. and at the end OF its
journey It IS syrup, which. after be-
ing purified. Is known as mulatto or
sugar molasses.
The sugar mOlasses is reduced to
sugar IN great basins. which are
whirled around at thousand revolu-
tons to the minute. The basins have
walls Of fine brass screens, against
which the sugar moasses is thrown.
The dark particles of the liqud pass
through the screen, leaving the white
sugar crystals behind AS the whirl-
ing goes on the lQuid, brown at first.
grows lighter and lighter. and soon
turns from Il chocolate to the whitest
of snow The walls Of brass. coated
with H. look like the whitest OF porce-
lain china; but If YOU touch them with
your hand II comes back coated with
sugar as fine as any on an American
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17

| breakfast table. When the machine
stops all that Is necessary Is TO take
out these white grains. run them
through a drier. and put them In bags
ready for sale. The factory produces
enough sugar every year to give one
pound to every man. woman and child
In Canada and leave much to spare.
SHALL CANADA USE OUR WATER.
In connection with these irrigated
lands OF southern Alberta q rather Sc
rious international question has arisen.
The ST. Mary's river. which supplies tho
water for the territory settled by the
"Mormons" and others, rises In st.
Marys lakes which are situated In
northwestern Montana, about IL miles
from the international boundary. These
lakes are 20 miles long and one mile
wide. They lie high up IN the Rocky
mountains, and are fed by the heavy
tsnowfalls and glaciers They give st.
Mary's river plenty of water furnish
ing an abundant supply for the 100
miles OF canals which the Canadians
have built and have under way and
by which they expect to reclaim some
thing like $4,000 acres. As u is now,
the water flows through the st. Mary's
into the Saskatchewan and goes of into
IIudson's bay
Within short distance OF st. Mary's
lakes and not more than p miles from
ST. Mary's river, flows the north fork
of the MIX river, which runs north
ward into Canada, and then, turning
south flows for hundreds OF miles
through the United States into the Mis-
souri, and on into the Gulf OF Mexico.
BY making a canal inside our boundary
from the st. Marys to the north fork
of the MIX river the waters of these
lakes could be thrown into the Mix
river and be finally used to irrigate
lands In nothern and eastern Montana,
and especially the lands which lie above
the Fort Belknap Indian reservation.
WOULD REDEEM AMERICAN DEs-
ERTS.
Such canal would give enough wa
ter to redeem thousands of acres of
good American soil, and the citizens OF
Montana claim that It ought to be SO
used. They say that the waters fall In
the mountains OF the United States, and
they ought To water the United States.
The Canadians naturally object They
say that the water having fallen in our
country Il no reason that We should
keenit; for 1t may have evaporated
from Canada, and that they have
common right to 1t since II has been
flowing through its present course for
thousands of years, | understand that
the two governments are now I'm con-
sultatlon regarding the use OF these
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17
CURED CONSUMPTION.

Mrs Il. w Evans, Clearwater, Kan,
writes: my husband lay sick for three
months. The doctors said he had quick
consumption, We procured a bottle OF
Billiards. Horehound Syrup. and It cured
him, That was six years ago and since
then we have always kept bottle In the
house. We cannot do without II. For
coughs and colds II has no equal" 2ic soc
and sl.0O. Sold by y. c. NJ. |. Drug Dept,
liz and ia South Main Street. b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17
CHEAP RATES TO MEXICO.

Daily after February Is, until April 7,
the Colorado Midland will sell tickets
Salt Lake City to City Of Mexico and
points north thereof for s4t60. For in
formation and literature call Ticket
office, II west Second South. Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17
A TOUCH OF CHIvALRY.

High priuciules-a touch Of chivalry,
dash of philanthropy and love Of the
human race in general are the motives
said To be the reasons for the founda-
ton Of new matrimonial bureau in
which a few people Of prominence, in
GLIDING the Countess of Warwick and
Mr.. Stead are interested. Finance, by
all accounts except in SO far az It con-
Germs actual expenses Will have no
part whatever therein, the whole object
being 10 help people find suitable lifo
partners. Mr., Stead. who has not for a
long time created sensation, has been
for years Matching this scheme. and has
at last succeeded IN interesting his
friends In It. He believes such an In
stltution Is badly needed and that II
managed In the proper way and with
the proper influences should have ex-
Cellent results. SO far the matter is
only In the embryo stage, though II Is
now definitely arranged no one will be
admitted without reference and intro
auctions, and there will be a special eye
kept Oh fortune hunters for there is no
actual reason why they should be eX-
cludod, the founders wisely believing IN
the theory Don't marry for money but
go where money IT," As the bureau rs
for all classes who come under the
heading ladies and gentlemen in the
received sense of the word. II viii prob
ably have considerable clientele. At
all events. that portion Of the publio--a
larger one than II usually believed 10
eXlst--who now give their patronage
to institutions which are notorious IN
the gentle art OF swindllng and hum
bug, will find in the new bureau not
only principle but apparently the pros
pect desired Mr. Stead's naive idea
Is sure TO excite the interest which is
always attached 60 anything he does.
The king who like Queen Victoria. is
keenly sympathetic with matchmaking,
and the kaiser have both given encour-
aging words 10 Mr., Stead I'm his latest
venture, LADY MARY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17
COLONIST RATE
Daily, Feb. l4th to April 9th.

Via o. 3. l.. and U. p. Lines, to
Mexico City and many other points,
Rates sii,00. See agents for further par
ticulars,
City Ticket Office. POI Main ST.
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PEERS WITH PAST
HAVE TO PAY HIGH,
Continued from page ~

and less than $4,000 per annum repre-
sent a sad combination with which to
start housekeeping, necessltating a
continuous struggle to keep up appear
ances. 1t is no catch of the season"
that the Gibson girl has caught. Far
from 1t. | should not be at all sur.
prised II Lady de Clifford should soon
return to the footlights again, There
she would lind her title a substantial
financial asset
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17


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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
LUMBER SHIPPERS
To GET HEARING.

The lumber shippers Of this city and
the local Offices Of the Southern Pa
eific and Santa Fe received notice yes
terday from Chicago that the complaint
entered by the lumber dealers against
the railroads would be heard by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
morrow morning. 1t is probable that
the hearing will occupy several days,
for both the lumber dealers and the
railroads have attorneys present and
ready TO present mass OF figures and
estimates Of hauling costs.
The lumber dealers Of California
complained TO the Interstate Commis-
sion several months ago They claimed
that the Southern Pacific and the
Santa Fe were charging them freight
for the stakes and crosspieces which
hold the lumber to the ears. While
this charge seems light 10 those who
are not acquainted with the lumber
industry, the fact that Il cost the lun-
ber shippers s7.00e.ooo last year for
those stakes and the freight upon them
shows. say the lumber men,. that II is
matter OF serious Importance They
say that the railroads east OF the Mis-
sissippi do not charge freight for the
stakes and that the Western roads
should follow their example.