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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. Ill.,, March 27.--Cattle re-
ceipts, $500; market slow, Beeves.
$4,000 1925; lows and heifers, $1.70@
$50: stockers and feeders, $2.75@
sass; Texans. s3.75@$4.5O.
Sheep Receipts.
Sheep receipts. 1900, steady.
Sheep. s3.75M$6.20; lambs, $4.751
$6.70.
New York Metal
New York, March 27.-COpper and
lead firm; market unchanged.
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Is to be deemed subject to colonial
ton
For a Transvaal Constitution.
In the British house of commons
Winston Churchill, secretary of the
colonial office, outlined the proposed
constitution for the former South
African republic. He said the plan
was based on the principle of man
hood suffrage without any property
qualification, hence every adult male
with a residence Of six months in the
Transvaal would be entitled to vote
under the secret ballot. 1t has been
decided to allot thirty-two representa-
tives to the Rand and thirty-seven to
the rest of the country. One clause
would abrogate Chinese labor after a
certain time The conservatives re
piled that this plan was dangerous be-
-. Use it was too soon after the war.
Oku Succeeds kodama.
General Baron Oku, who commanded
the army in the Russian war and won
a series Of victories beginning with the
battle of Nanshan hill, has been APP
pointed chief of the general staff Of the
japanese army, the place vacated by
the death of General Kodama. Gen
eral Oku is siXty-two years old and a
member Of the samurai.
French Shot Hits American.
A stray bullet shot from French
warship in the harbor of Chefu, China,
killed Lieutenant Clarence England of
the United States cruiser Chattanooga
while he was on the bridge as naviga-
tor. The French government prompt
ly expressed regret.
Italy Builds Biggest Warship.
Chief Constructor Cuniberti of the
Italian navy says in the new issue
James Fighting Ships that Italy is
building a ship the main armament of
which will be eight 1876 inch guns,
each firing a 1850 pound shot and ar
ranged so as to be fired singly or in a
broadside This will vastly exceed
the power of the British battleshiD
Dreadnought, and already the British
papers are talking about ship to out
do the Italians.
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cfalism. Secretary Shaw's name Was
greeted with Kisses.
North Dakota For Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan was also unanimously in
dorsed for president by the North Da
kota Democratic convention The state
ticket was headed by John Burke for
governor.
idaho's Governor Endorsed.
The Idaho Republican convention re-
nominated Governor Gooding as an in
dorsement of his attitude on labor
questions.
Haywood Accepts Nomination.
William D. Haywood writing from
the Idaho JAIL where he awaits trial
on the charge of conspiracy for the
murder of Ex-Governor Steunenoerg,
has accepted the nomination of the
Socialist party Of Colorado for govern.
DIT of that state. He says that, though
his body is in prison, his voice will be
heard rousing the sons Of toll. He
charges that capitalism has poisoned
every artery Of the state government
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Catholics Denounce Socialism.

Catholics Denounce Socialism.
At the recent session of ther Annerk-
can Federation of Catholic Societies a
resolution condemning socialism Was
adopted unanimously. Prior to this
Bishop McFaul had made a bitter at
tack upon Maxim Gorky as the uHzr
worthy representative of Russian Lie
eralism. He thought that the ostracisLH
Of Gorky in this country was q sign
that the Protestant church had come
around to the position of the Catholics
on the question of divorce
Another resolution adopted by ttien
federation condemns all frivolous Sun
day amusements and compulsory Sun
day work. The formation of Catholic
workingmen's societies was encour.-
aged to secure better pay 2Rd shorter
hours.
The resolution on divorce, which w ass
adopted by an overwhelming majority
opposes absolute divorce IN all FORMS.
but favors limited divorce in extreme
cases-that is, separation from bed aIxE
board so that property rights and thG,
custody of children may be settled
Expects Catholic Presidents.
Bishop Gabriels of Ogdensburg, NJ
z, in presenting group of American
pilgrims to the pope at Rome. said that
Catholicism in America was making
rapid strides, and said President R0ose--
welt had sent word by him to the pope
as follows: "Tell the pope that I sendz
him my profound regards. This reput--
lie will stand for many a century q
expect that there will be Catholic presi--
dents as we'll as Protestant
Zionites Nominate Voliva.
A public meeting called at Zion City
by order of the court to name candf-
dates for general overseer resulted In.
the choice of Wilbur Glen Voliva, wfacs
as acting overseer headed the revogx
against Dowie. No votes were cast fox
DOWie.
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mer mayor returned with whitened
hair and rheumatism crippled limbs
During the year he had worked as a
common Iaborer in many parts Of this
country and Canada. He was prompt
" arraigned on six counts for embez-
element, the forgery charge being out
lawed. No defense was offered and
the Judge sentenced Belcher to twelve
years Imprisonment at hard labor.
Five Years For Cashier Brock.
A sentence of five years. imprison-
ment has been imposed upon George
P Brock, the cashier of the Doyles
town (Pa.) National bank, for defraud-
ing it of 100000. His brother-in-law,
Henry Lear, who was president Of the
same bank, had received a similar SEN
tence. Counsel for Brock gave notice
of an appeal.
Eight Hour Law Prosecutions.
The policy Of the government to en-
force the eight hour law took the form
Of legal action in the District of Co.
lumbia when Attorney Baker filed in
forma tons against the Penn Bridge
company of Pennsylvania and the Dis
trict Construction company of the Dis
trict of Columbia, both of which are
engaged in building bridges for the
government. 1t is charged that they
have required their men to work ten
hours a day. The penalty is $4,000
fine or six months Imprisonment or
both.
Thaw Not to Plead Insanity.
Harry ,rhaw, the Pittsburg million
aire, now expects to face a jury as q
perfectly sane man and risk the chance
Of escaping the electric chair for the
murder of Stanford White on the "un-
written law" of justification. His
mother, Mrs. William Thaw, finally
gave In after his wife, Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw, had made full confession Of
certain relations which had existed be-
tween White and herself The mother
then dismissed the Olcott firm and Or
dered them to turn all papers over to
Thaw's counsel, Hartridge.
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COMMERCIAL
Cut In Price of Crude Oil.

Cut In Price of Crude Oil.
The Standard Oil company has re@-
duced the price it pays to producers
for crude oil cents a barrel In Tfzss.
east and cents in the west. 1fklS
was coincident with the return or RE
Rockefeller from Europe. AS there
has been no great increase in produe-
ton. oil men are at a loss to- find n
reason for the change.
Dividend on Steel Common.
For the first time since DecembeFsr
1903, the directors of the United States
Steel corporation have declared dizzy
dend on the common STOCK Ia
amounts to / per cent for the slx
months ending June 80, in the tor1La fsS
two quarterly dividends of one-hakf ss
l per cent each. In expectation gs1
something like this, the price OF ire
common had touched 40. Wall street
credited Morgan with the resumption.
The usual dividend on the preferred.
or ~ per cent, was declared at fla
same time The net earnings for the
quarter were $40, 125, O33, an increase
or $9,819,917 over the same period OF
last year. The trust has on hand OK
ders for nearly 100000 tons.
Seven Per Cent Dividend Limit.
Vice President Harrington of ffas~
Great Northern told the Minnesota
warehouse commission that, no D1a1-
ter how great the earnings OF this hksk@
were, there was rule laid down By
President Hill that stockholders sGaA8
never receive more than per cent
Further, Improvements were made QUIZ
of the surplus until a new issue Oh
stock became necessary. He said thss
proceeds from the sale of stock wenK
back into the treasury to make good
the cost of Improvements and TO pay
loans. Commissioner Staples said that
this method showed that profits wer1g
too large The Great Northern rDog9
has on hand surplus of $4,000, 00A
"Pennsy" Lowers Passenger Rates.
The Pennsylvania railroad Announces
that it will reduce the maXinlum GaGea
way fares to 21a cents a mile upon as8
pdOoCuSCA IACtuIS SoSI VI AeIoONAASo A""h~1S
Erie and that after Sept. I it will sksEa
1000 mile tickets at $50, or 2 cents ii
mile, these tickets to be valid arG8
transferable on all lines east Of Pitts
burg. This action is understood to-
be in response to the demands for n
two cent rate made by all the poIit~
ical parties. Nevertheless the tighE.
for the fiat cents goes on.
In the meantime both the Reading
and the Baltimore and Ohio railroads
made it known that they would meet
the new Pennsylvania rates.
Reputation For San Francisco.
The Transatlantic Fire Insurance
company of Hamburg, Germany, has
refused to pay San Francisco earth
quake fire claims approximating over
100000. The company denies ia
bility on the ground that 1.-The losses
arose from an overwhelming eatastFoF
phe due to a visitation of Providence
against which the policy was never liz
tended to provide. San Francisco aU~
thorities now say that over half of the
! city hall and the Hall of Justice ars@
J safe to use and can be completely re-
stored in less than two years.
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E X E Gu TIV
Rigid Meat Inspection Rules.


Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson has
made public the regulations under the
new law governing the inspection Of
meat products. They cover all slaugh-
tering, packing, canning, sailing or al
lied establishments whose products en-
ter into interstate or foreign COM
merce, unless specifically eXempte|
on the plea Of being retail but"Ll4Is.
All parts of the buildings must be
whitewashed or painted o" otherwise
kept in clean and sanitary condition.
All trucks. racks. tools and machinery
used in handling meat must be cleansed
each day. Employees must wear out
er clothing of material easily cleansed,
and all toilet rooms must be entirely
separate from meat handling rooms.
No person affected with tuberculosis
or who is unclean or careless of per-
son may be employed. Weekly reports
on sanitation are to be made to the
inspector by those in charge of the va
rious departments, but any employee
who detects bad conditions may report
direct to the inspector. No meat prod
uct may contain any substance which
lessons it's wholesomeness nor any
chemical unless specified by law, or
any preservative other than salt sugar,
wood smoke, vinegar, pure spices Or
saltpeter. But meats for foreign trade
may contain such preservatives as do
not conflict with the laws of the coun-
try to which they are shipped. All an
imals which after inspection are sus-
pected of being diseased must be
slaughtered apart from other animals
under supervision. All condemned
meats are to be placed in tank in the
presence of an inspector and at the
same time sufficient coloring matter
is to be added to prevent the tankage
from being used in edible products.
All labels are to be affixed under per-
sonal supervision of a government en-
ployee.
Increase In Number of Banks.
The comptroller of the currency re-
ports under the call of June Is an in
crease in the number Of national banks
of 3S5, representing $34, 500, 554 in cap
ital stock as compared with year ago.
The increase in surplus was $5O,OOO.-
900, in circulation $65.OOO,OOO, individ-
ual deposits $272,OOO,OOO, and in aggre-
gate liabilities $456,OOO,OOO. During
the year ended June 80 there were char
tered 47O national banks. The per
capita Of money in circulation July
on an estimated population of 81, &c.,
600 was $32.42.
Secretary Shaw Enjoined.
The secretary Of the treasury has
been enjoined by the supreme court
of the District of Columbia from pay
ing the sum of $4,000. representing
the proceeds of government bonds to
John f. Green and William T. Gaynor,
on the ground that these men bought
the bonds with funds embezzled from
the government. The injunction was
asked by the department of justice.
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LAB r
Ohio Miners Return to Work.


A joint convention of the miners and
operators Of eastern Ohio signed a
scale for two years, and operations
were resumed, giving work to 5000
men who had been idle for four
months. The scale differs from that
of 1903 only in minor details.
Strike Bothers San Francisco.
Practically all of the plans for re-
constructing the street railroads of
San Francisco came to sudden stand
still when 1.6OO unskilled laborers
and PAYERS struck for increased wages.
The united railroads had discharged
number Of union organizers, and this
had precipitated the tie-up.
Lithographers Begin Strike.
To enforce a demand for a forty
eight hour week Or the eight hour day
the executive council of the Interna-
tienal Protective Association of Lithog-
raphers ordered it's members to quit
their jobs Aug. 2 throughout this coun-
try and Canada where employers are
members of the National Association
Of Employing Lithographers. The lat
ter represents more than Is per cent
Of the trade In this country. The
strike affects directly $500 men and
$1,000 more indirectly President
Steckler of the employers gave out a
statement saying that the men had
refused their offer Of arbitration, but
the union leaders replied that arbitra-
ton was useless with people who
broke their agreements A renewal of
the arbitration agreement which ex-
pired last April was signed by the un-
lon officers subject to referendum,
but the men voted against it. The en-
ployers now have declared for the open
shop.
When this strike had gone into eff
feet the National Association of EN-
ployers issued declarat ion for the
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-08-11
LEGAL-CRIMIN.AL

Absconder Be!cher Gets Twelve Years.
Former mayor of Paterson, n. J.,
William Fl. Belcher, who absconded a
year ago with 100000 in stealings
from various financial institutions and
friends Of that city, voluntarily re-
turned last week and was locked in
cell by the jailer. He said he was tired
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-08-11

of being a flu
gitive from jus
tice and want
ed to pie a d
guilty on some
Of the indict-
ments against
him and throw
himself on the
mercy of the
court. His re-
t urn W a S
brought about
by negotiations
between the
prosecutor and
Relcher's fam
ilV, The for
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-08-11

the towns, an
apparently pre-
mature mutiny
broke out in the
island fortress
of S V e a b Or 6,
n e ar Helsing-
fors, Finland,
July 80. This
was precipitated
by the arrest Of
m e n suspected
of disloyalty.
Their comrades
q ttacked and
killed the Off
GERS, captured
the b arr a C K 8
and fortress and
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SCIE N TIEIC
Dry Farming Hope of West.

Dry Farming Hope Of West.
John Z. .Cowan In recent CexHaEw
describes fully new method of cssfgs-
waiting arid lands of the west, which aas
called dry farming" or scientific sCsil
culture" The idea is simply to advp&s
farming to natural conditions by, seag
Continued on page 8
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Storm Breaks Over Russia.
Just as the leaders of the Russian
labor organizations and of the Socialists
had decided to support an immediate
programme of armed resistance to the
autocracy, the peasants being urged to
seize the lands and then march upon
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20 LIT ICAL
Michigan For Warner.

Michigan For Warner.
The Republican state convention at
Detroit named candidates with Gov
ernor Fred NJ. Warner again at the
head of the list and P. III. Kelly for
lieutenant governor. The convention
recommended the delegates to the Iowa
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clares for a tar
if opposed to
foreign control
a n d domestic
monopoly and
8 a vs. changes
should be made
from time to
time to meet
changing con-
ditions. TIL e
platform so
calls for a state
primary la w,
regulation of
corpora tions
and abolition
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Blame
No One But Yourself
il You Dent Get
Well When SICK.
All we can do is give advice.
OF course that's easy.

All we can do is give advice.
OF course that's easy.
But our advice is really worth a little
more to you than most peoples, for we
offer to give you the first bottle of our
medicine free, if it fails to help you
We could not afford to do this unless
our medicine was good. Such an offer,
on the wrong kind Of medicine, would
put merchant prince in the poor house.
Dr. Miles Nervine, however, as years
of experience have proved, is a medi-
cine that cures the sick.
Those whom it cannot beneft-less
than one in ten thousand-we prefer to
refund their money.
All we ask of you is to try DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine for your complaint.
If you suffer from sleeplessness, nervous
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y - - 2
orin4ers' Gtrike 70 Go On.

The United Typothetae Of AmeFfeass
las declined an invitation to discus
the eight hour question with the Inter
rational Typographical union, aud ftats.
printers say the strike must eoattin4sks-
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Of the railroad pass system. Judge
Towner, speaking as temporary chair
man, said 1t was apparent that the
Democrats were drifting toward So
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An Absolutely Reliable Re-
view of the Leading News
of the Week i'm Politics,
Government, Education, La
Dor, Commerce, Religion,
Science and Sports.
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Bloody Mutinies Of Russian
Sailors and Soldiers Move
Revolutionary Leaders to
Begin a General Strike.
Uprisings Checked by 10y
al Forces at Cost Of Many
Lives, and a Dictatorship
Expected--Cummins Gets
Iowa Nomination on Com
promise Platform--Lower
Rates on P. r. r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31
Wy Wiliterfeioe.

General @reelp ror &omnonoont
ober @rrcens Sttaehuo@oepartc'
ment, ga S~orofipIpet og 9ranocn !
Gan Trnncisco inHtrnf; men ban
bar life / @uen unbcr &ntoitrofen,
fcroi han ga bar poo @eien til 9itcn
for at feire lin Caters grpullp.
Wens ban bor bertc, fsrte StolItonS'
general Suriton &onrmanooen %
panbt al gGren, iom MilitPret Gior'
6e iia iortient iii oeb fin raife % flo
ge SptrPoen. Serooer prarer Gen.
8reeIen fig % frittierer Den 2oo, iom
aiper 1oIt .og Iibiijonsfommnnban.
ter Mpnbigbeb opcr Den famine
2onbSoeI. s @nhlngton ipsr man,
ont &anoet ifal opbu8ges ueo en- I'M
SampiOn.S hIeD.Teioe; ShIeg gior.
De 8iernin9en % Uuuot SisiIoget
peo Cartilage, meoen3 Compton par
borte, meu Compton frPoe6e BOG
9Gren 6erior. @il III @relp 9a1 /
SGmpioHs Spor2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31
seeorab. SOMA. sreoas Site aasua 1905

mem aonSer toIt meo Ssitre. 7ette
bra9te o$ iii Of fro, at life alt bar
rigtig fat. Sulgt al Riis 8lt5p
anap reiite leg for ire Tiger iiben til
Rourb Gin for at beige GbarIep.
% ri fanSt bam, bIso ri ilogre al
bans lloieeube. San ia, at ban III
oaarIis Mab, % at han life baobe
oppebanret en- Gent | 2sn itSen han
Tom Der. Raiten belle 6amiIien Hog
hauL % noar ban trlte6e meS at
reiie, iogbe De, at ban oiIOe iuIte libel
/ ct. 2ouiS. Seq fpritoo, at GborIep
baooe Oct onbt, 90 bo lea life bapSe
8enee NOT til at tage bom meo mig,
bob jog 6nrmcren ON at ~foritrrffe
mig meo set nsboenoi9e. 5 SORT
uiugen ipareoe ban Gci; men ga ieg
trlleSc ham. gap ban mta $4.51 -
netop bpoo Sicfeten foitebe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31
Koneresien Rio.

Gen panamerifnnffe 8ouqres / bio
De Sarteiro gif fra binaHben / forriGe
llge. 9raiiIiens llbenriQSmirtiter,
Gen. 9ronco, bolbt en- NiifebStaIe %
taffebe poa 2onoets @eane for ben
g@re, at ct WsSe, Der bnuoe qiort iaa
meget for Bcrbensfreben, uor boIbt
/ bets $ooeoitao. Ger. Rrmrire5 fra
Greentina iltIgte meb en- Gale, Der
gao en- ltoiigt oper Nsoet5 6orbano'
linger og pegeoe pan De Qooc HciitI'
tater Serof. San taffe0e for Sen
@ieitfrfheo, Seiegaterne bonoe npbt
/ 9raiilieu. Senor RioueIme ira
Chile opIpite ct SoffetcIearnm fra
GbiIeS BrpiiSent for Den Spmpotbi
&ongresien bopoe bit bans Sands
6oIf / a~nlebning al SorSiticlOct. ct
itorortet 9al | Observation-Disclosures
enbte aonQresien. 8eleqaterue er nj,
paa Siempeieu. Hoar unNta9es Wr.
8oIf, logger Gmeriforerne 8eten
ODER europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31
Diem fra Norge.

Or. Sermon 5jeloe ! 9bercrom.
bic, q. g, fon tilba9e ira Norge /
forrige ltse. 2srOa9 Den 25oe inSs
traf ban / minneapolis Og por fuIo
al gegeiitring. Set hap6e pPret en-
begipenbeosrig CONNER for bam.
@an bar 5sreren al ben "Rormon.
nafGro", iom fog oner Sopet meo
9ampiffbet "llniteo -States" al
ScanoinaOion. american Cine. 500
Rorif'a merifanere, beribIonot 8rof.
DR.. s. g. Stub, beIto9 / Or. Sicl.
Oes Cog. Sfisnt &Ioffen par II ON
Natter, itoS 10000 Wenneifer paa
aoierne / 9riitionio, 90 Sfibet lag.
De iii. Gen uGite Gag began Rorif.
Gmerifanerne ii9 til 8ergeIar6sitst.
ten % oeforerebe BEN nteo Stierne.
bonneret og iang norifc og american.
lie Sange. 8roi. Shib boISt en- Be.
geIltret Gale ON Den 1tore St5ter.
Or. SieIbe bar nleS andre Rorif.
ameritanere tilIte6e peS aroningen /
Sronobiem % oeb oct a~nerifanffe
Wsoe, bpor 9rpnn bar BEN iornemitc
SaIer. Sra S~ronbbiem reiite 9of.
loren til lit 5sbeteb aaIeiuno. 8pen
refer zig burtis Of lin aIte % oil
blioe meget imutfere, END SnSbpg.
gerne turbe baabe. Or. 5ieISe par
aoIeiunb, ba Song SaafOn fom SiS.
Iieeiaa oa Ct. SIaf-stuSenterne ipil.
leSe Der % ba aeiier @iIbeIm BE-
isgte gpen. ale bisie Gage bar Set.
oage. Ct. Slaf SmSenterne fit en-
bierteIig @ootaselie / aaIsuno ian.
peIiom operaIt | Rorse o. aiorSe en-
berIig Sur gieunem 5eoresauoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31
poIarfarocn uoiat.

8aIter 8eumon telegraicrer 0en
2Soe alt9uit fra Gonifsen oe0 Spits.
bergen pia Sommer'eit:
8i bar iunoet set lntuIiat at iptte
afteo paa Dor ReIif moo RorSpolen
ianr paa 8ruuS AZ RongIer peo
2lritifibets mefarlife 9ele. ) Sen.
boI6 iii, boob ri opipite itofte @inter,
piI @rpeoitioner iortiRtte fit arbeioe
nGite Gar, o9 ri ~ioreta9er III @rpe.
rimenter og gisr alt titanO til 1907.
Tette aars TorbercOelier bar IGrt os
mattge npttiae 3itl on, hoorSon oi
nRite @or ifal itGlIe os. @or Silih
til erpebitionens enSeliae &eIb cr
itprfet msaet peS BETTE slors arbeiSe
% G%riaringer.
ga1onen % Wctorerue er / goo
Stono I'll frerrtiSigt 9rug. Sc me.
faniife 9eIe UI oerimoS / 2sbet al
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