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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-28

The main avenue in Berlin is called
Inter den Linden. It is about 200 feet
wide with two rows of trees in the cen
ter, making three roads. The side
roads are paved as streets and the road
between the rows of tree is paved as a
prom enade. The plan is just like First
avenue in Hutchinson except that the
ways are twice as wide. I couldn't
help thinking what a howl would go
up from the abutting property owners
who had to pave such a street at home.
The Linden trees are not as handsome
as cottonwoods and Inter den Linden
is not as sh owy q thoroughfare as it is
cracked up to be by some of the au-
thorities. The trees are almost small
and scraggly and do not near equal
the big elms and oaks that make Eng
fish and American thoroughfares so
beautiful when they are given a
chance. Inter den Linden is three
quarters of a mile long, from the fine
BrandenburE gate which has fine
arches to the kaiser's palace. 1t is
lined with good looking buildings Of
substantial architecture, occupied
mostly by hotels, cafes and fine stores.
The buildings remind me by contrast
Washington. which ought to be such a
street But on our capital cfty's SNOWY
avenue half the buildings are small.
squalid and mean, because the land
owners won't build good ones and
won't sell to people who will. So at
Washington all the good stores and
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over on C. or Q street. instead of being
where they would add to the harmon
ious beauty of what ought to be and
will be one Of the handsomest cities in
the world
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Summarized this is my idea of Ber-
lin: A big, beautiful city, with every
body eating and drinking, listening to
music, staying up nights and "hoch-
ing" der kaiser wide avenues with
trees. cafes and electric lights. monu-
ments of heroes; more safes and more
music. W. z. MORGAN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
Iocialod Pres niInaIoh BY 5neoIai Wlrel

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Berlin. PRUSSIA. Feb. o. Gen. Tchanr-
Tchcng. the Chinese Minister to Germany,
in the course OF an interview with a Iage-
hlatt correspondent ON the disquieiing
rumors from China, said that China
needed reform IN her head and limbs.
Europe, he said had been surprised
that japan had become greater than
China whose soldiers especially those
in the northern part of the Empire. conn
pare physically with the Prussian guards
Money for army and navy expenses, he
said, should not be considered as the
population of lO0OOOOO0 could easily
contribute a milliand where vital interests
were touched China, the Minister con-
tinued, strongly wishes for commercial
dealings with foreign countries but prefers
those without Chinese colonies The
missionaries, he added. cause hatred Of
foreigners by their tactlcss proseyting
and the fighting between Prolcsiants and
Catholics.
The minister was asked Il the navy and
army reiniorcoments which the United
| States is sending to the Philippines in the
/ expectation of difficulties with China
might rouse tho Chinese. He replied.
"lf the American government sends
reiniorccmcnts, who can say 70 fears diff
culties with China IL Is all nonsense.
I believe the American armaments are
| directed against somebody else. / can.
not express myself moro definitely"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
oHARLEs z. EHLER's AssAILANr.

Associated Press Dispatcu by special Wires
San Francisco, CAL, Feb. "a dis
patch to the Examiner from Los Angeles
says
Charles Il. Ehler, who was shot in
Bakersfield on December 7th last, has
arrived here and has broken his long
silence regarding tho shooting and made
the following statement;
"'Until now have refused TO say who
shot mo. 10 has been q much mooiod
question whethr it was done by some
one interested in the Goehel murder case
Of Frankfort KY, in which / am credited
with having been an importent witness,
OF State Senator u. j. Emmons Of Bakers
field
Gle next goes on 90 declare that
Emmons shot him for an alleged insult
to Mrs. Emmons. Emmons is now serv-
ing term in tho State penitentiary,
having been convicted of boodling AZ the
last session of the State Legislature" "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
JOHN A. MCCALL ILL.

Associated Press uispateh nv special Wires
New York. Feb. 9.-Dr. John Wander
noel family physician of John A. Mccall,
former president of the New York Life
Insurance Co.. who was reported last
night as seriously i'll at Lakewood, N. j.,
said today that It is true that Mr. Mccall
is a very sick man. -.
aAlr. Mccall" he said, "is seriously Ill
with liver trouble, and since he went to
lakewood. about two weeks ago, his con-
difion has not improved. ] have not
seem him for several days, but, Of course,
have been kept informed as to his con-
dition. Although he probably will be i'll
for a long time, he is in no immediate
danger"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
c. F. RUDOLPH,
MARKET AND FOURTH STA
THE STATE DEPARTMENT,
Secretary Root is About to Put It on a Busi-
ness Basis.

Secretary Root is About TO Put II on a Busi-
ness Basis.
Associated Press pisraicn uv special Wires
Washington, Feb. 9.-lhe Post says;
Secretary Root is about TO reorganize
the State Department and put it on a
business basis. He will apply the same
remedy TO the consular service In
efficient and incapacitated clerks are to
be dismissed and a corps of active, alert
and competent clerks substituted. Red
tape is TO be uthlessly cut and antiquated
methods superseded by those more con-
sistent with Mr.. Roots notion Of what a
great department of the government
should be. This plan Of the Secretary Of
State was unfolded TO the House sub
committee on the Legislative Appropria-
ton bill at a hearing yesterday. His
ideas met with the cordial approval Of The
committee. Mr.. Root told the sub
committee that he had detailed two Of
the best men in the department to study
departmental methods. II was dis
covered by members for the first time that
there was an emergency appropriation OF
$4,000. appropriated year after year
since the Spanish War from which
emergency clerks had been paid.
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cREMATED BY ROBBERS.

Associated Press Dispatch bv special Wires
Cleburne, Texas, Feb. 9.-Ihe charred
body of Capt Jack Ross, a former Con-
fedente and pioneer IN this section, was
found yesterday IN the embcrs OF what
was once his home, three miles from this
city
He lived alone and Il is suspected that
he was cremated by robbers. A sale
containing about $500 was found and
showed that the knob had been broken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
pEATH on wEsrERN LuMBER TRusr.

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
San Francisco, Cal. Feb. 9.-The sale,
Yesterday. of the stock Of the San fran-
cisco Lumber Co. TO tho Bellingham Bay
Lumber Co., for S25O.OO0 following the
passing out of existence. on January LIST,
Of the Pacific Pine Lumber Co., marks
the death Of the giant combination which
for Is years has absolutely dominated
the lumber business OF the western coast
Of America.
The death Of the trust viii have little
effect on the lumber industry. For some
wears il had been a tnist in name only.
The business will now be conducted on
basis of competition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
VILLAGES BEsIEGED AND BURNED.

Associated Press Dspatcn Dy special Wirsa
St. Petersburg, Russia, Feb. 9.-The
chiefs of police at Pensa and Kutais we're
murdered yesterday.
Serious fighting between Tartars and
Armenians is reported in the Kazagh dis
trict. Villages have been besieged and
burned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
Storage.

We have secured the White
Carriage Warehouse, No 2O6 2l4
w. Second street, and viii store all
kinds of furniture, etc. This is with
out a doubt the largest and best
equipped building for this business
in the city, having large electric
elevator, private lockers and high
ceilings.
INDUSTRIAL STORAGE CO.,
Benjamin T. Cause, President.
p. & A. Phone 2o5 Delmarvla Phone 22o5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
ansuraure.
National Life S
Attitude
defined iu the Presidents
letter TO the policyhoideral

Tnveetn,entc 1--WE believe in
taking care Of
the Company's funds upon the strict
law that they are trust funds, and
that they can and should be free
from all speculation, hazard and
doubt; that investments should not
be made upon the theory Of being in
the market, but TO be held as solid and
safe securities. able to discharge
their function in a scientific scheme
Of life insurance work. That is why
we hold all our assets exclusively in
municipal bonds, in first lien mort
cages on improved farm and city
property, in loans TO our own policy
holders, and in cash on hand. No
stocks, collaterals or industrials exist
in our lists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
Under Treatment Here.

George Lulens Of Pennsville, N. j.,
Who had his right arm broken at the
Carney Point plant Of the du Pont Powder
Co. several days ago, comes to tins city
dailv 10 have the broken member attended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
for Bent

rNf l-tfttfe
NOR RENT-NEw SIX ROOM HOUSE,, AN /
II the Ccdnrs, near HraudvWiuc SPRINGS im-
ieb3-2 JOHN a. MULLINS, 500 shipiey street.
IGOR RENI-nuUsE isn MARKET srRfkT. |
II all eonYeniences Apply, ,sa on the wss1ni'o'- ws1
icb9.1H IN West Nintn street
EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS Ov OR spRlNGEVs
It pat store b West Fourth street ieosss
HOR RENT -nW YELLING no 500 tAsr
1T Third street, rooms aud ilth. Apply
iep,-ait 30. "lel FhVNA at
EOR RENT-n0CIORs OFFICE an a7
IT Washington street. Possession nt once
icnl-ot Apply an PREMISES.
rToR RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
II in northwestern section of city, for uariIcu-
lnfs address 3 2, Every Evening ONCE iel'-N
EoR RENr-lwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
II on second door, and one ihiruaiory 'front.'
ieht-im LOWEST STREET
NOR RHNT- BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
II secondsiorY front room' oo9 w. FIFTH. ie-imi
ToR RtNI-FURNlsHa ROOMS. OR SUITE
IT OF rooms 1l' ~. FOURTH sly ieheot
TTOR RENTING o LARGE COMMUNICATING
i rooms, heat ana rns' suitable iur four gentle
men or for light housekeeping. Address
ieh.ot ~ tYety tvenIns once.
IoR RENr-sloRE Ann DWELLING WuH
II stable ana iwl acres ol ground. Apply
FREDERICK WALIhEk, Bear station.
iehsim8
T1OR RENT-nAIRY BARN OF FIFIY-FIvE
II acres, within two mlles ol Wilmington, with
large and Wcli-cqulrpcl poultry plant
Apply at iarm 20 II. g. MAhAtff
iebi-u near shollpot Park.
UOR RENr-ROoMs.
II inna1im fkLLa Fourth and shipley.
ToR RENI FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRE-
II vnte family J2ctson street near Eighth.
Gentlemen preferred "a,
iani2mwtimi Kvoiy Evening Office.
NOR RRNI-fWO ROOMS AND BATH
II apartments. Possession March 2aih
ianl1u Apply iWl WEST ST.
NOR RENT-ROOM FOR Man AND WIFH
isnlo-im iOi KAsr TENTH STREET
TTuRNIsHEp ROOMe,nEAr AND LIGHT All
i oonvenienoes. iS ErhlRD, sd floor. iani9-im
NOR RENr-FuRNIsHKD ROOMS CALL m
It store evenings, 29 W. EIGHTH ST. ianlGlm
1oIf TAlNALL sI.. N ROOMS AND BAIH
! lUl 4 suitable for boarding Or lodging house
at ssA lHOs. DAVIS si5 Market &c. ian2ou
] 1NEsIHABLE FURNISHED ROOMS. HEA1
Land light iol WEST SIXTH sI. iani7-imi
/ T1OR RENr- LARGE MANSION. srABLEANI
] IN lawn, within one and unchnll miles of thl
/ City; good driving roads possession nt once
| Apply Real Estate Department, be Equitable
! Guarantee and Trust Company, Ninih ang
| Market streets. iaul0-tf
NOR RENT-BuILD1NG l0l sHipLEY sI.
| II suitable for store or light manufacturing
iaubu Apply FRANK b. nURE
| TOR RENT-PLEAsANl FURNISHED ROOM
! II Quiet family No children An modern Ina
| provemeutl. ID. a A. Phone. Call at dOl Wcs
FIFTH street, WILLIAM FORBES ian3-u
NOR RENr-sIOHE No. l8 hAsr THIRD ST.
II Apply JANlrOk, odd Fellows Hail.
| nov2Hu inird and King.
7OK RENT TWO FLOORS IOR LlGH
IT manufacturing llEl2u ieeii plenty Of Light
Address OF call
WILMINGTON PROVISION co.
feu24-u Ihird ana Omnge streets
UOR RHNI-kOOMs OK OfrlUhs.
! II iylg-u GOV MARKET STREET
1.-TWO FAHMs FOR EENT-ONE FARM, 4
acres. and good buildings, Two miles ou
Philadelphia Pike, rent saOu1 per month"; oils
farm 81 acres near huthbY station. $3.50 ia
month, or Will self for s2jo0. u sold quick.
a. b. STANTON,
apri rifmwtd 1ul shipoy street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09

WE have been In business nearly fifty
w years. and have been studying the
different makes Of watches for q good
part OF that time.
We have tested a large number and
have settled on one make that We
know 10 be the best all round watch.
We have now on hand a number Of
these watches. which we are Offering
from S2AO0 70 s7h0o, cased up. Come
see them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
5. g. MfKft.
A REASON WHY.

A REASON WHY.
If you were seriously i'll you would
call in the best physician you knew /;
if you had important law business,
you would go to an experienced
lawyer.
If your sight is defective, or if you
have any sort Of trouble with your
eyes, why not take equal precaution
to select an optician ?
graduate OF one Of the best optical COLLEGES
with long experience in prescribing and lifting
glasses and referring 20 scores Of satisfied patients
who win testify a. TO my skin and competency,
invite your patronage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
Lnn1L RKnYTrIRA

Buehsr. Sign painter, sis shipley.-
Uinbreilas repaired at Az shiplsy street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
CHINA NEEDS REFORM
So Declares Gen. YChang-TChsDg,
The Chinese Minister
TO Germany.
FOR THEIR VITAL INTERESTS
The Chinese Gould Eaaily Con-
tribute a Milllard.
SOL DIERS IN NORTHERN CHINA
Compare Physically With the
Prusslan Guard.
FOR THEIR VITAL INTERESTS
The Chinese Gould Eaaily Con-
tribute a Mllllard.
IN NORTHERN CHINA
Compare Physically With the
Prusslan Guard.

Gen. Tehang-1oheug Hidiculas tho fnti-
nation That tho United states is Sending
Navy and Army Reinforoemrnta TO tho
Philippines In the Expectation OF Dini-
culties with china.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09

DROPOgALs-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
i be received By the Levy Court Commissioners
OF New Castle County, Delaware, az the County
Tuesday. February 10th 1906. for the consiruc-
ton d 4 steel draw bridge over the AppoQuini-
mink River, near Odessa, New Castle County
Delaware.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
tiice Of the County Comptroller.
n c. SALMON,
lsnsl.mWfet Levy Court Commissioner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09

S. L. MCKEE, Leading opscian
SIC Market ST.. opofa House Bldg
We Ft Artificial Eyes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Washington. Feb. 9.--Weather fore
cast for Delaware:
Fair and much colder tonight; fair and
colder tomorrow: brisk to high north
west wind, diminishing by tomorrow
morning.
Cartmell will send you a box Of Gold
Enamel II you have G. certificate"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
@anfina.
Mss MeCLAFFERTY-

school for DEPORTMENT,
pvc,,. PHYSICAL CULTURE
t,.s.lhN .lhNkRs-Nionday, to 10 u m.
IL s.~,ss.loly dance Wednesday evening, $50 70
solalen's, tuesday and Saturday Afternoons.
st,,,,.lle lessons, waltz and two step, day OF
Fhetdence, The Gables
'Nehesi D. q A.-House, 7f7A. School, 22l1D.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
aslr aEanlsa.

TTTANTED-qEN COOKS AND ALL KINDS
w OF help for city or country Apply
GkRMAN tNIELlIGENCkOfFl
decl2u so East Fourth. Both phones
CtRADUATEs WANTkD-THE DEMAND
VI made on Goldey Commercial and Shorthand
College, this citr. is greater lhan the college Is
now able TO sunply, and the college will be
obliged TO any Of its graduates who are inter
ested In eetting position, ii they will COM
muuicaie with the college. tlrstcass stenog-
raphers, bOokkeepers and other office clerks are
wanted, and large salaries are offered 10 thor
oughly competent persons. iep2-lut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
muara &. Davis.
WEDDING RINGS

That come from our store are the
best quality. We use only Is and
22k gold in our plain rings.
We make all our plain rings in one
piece and without joining with
solder. They are the best and
strongest it is possible to make.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
EeftMres.
AntiGss.
Iotra.si tItI.sns. Swing BANK.
Rroposals.

CiEALKD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
n hy the Board of Education az No 10 East
sxth street until p. m, Monday February 2,
iH6. separate bids for each item, and all pro-
posals 10 De marked on envelopes proposals ior
Furniture" - oak polished 42-incn fiat top
delks, four drawers on one side, letterslide above
and long drawer under top. moulded drawers
end panels and built up base. one large otto
double fat top desk; one secretary's desk with
drawers on both sides. 90 inches long and q
inches vide; oak polished and to match small
desks "a revolving and spring chairs oi poltneu
az with patent casting attachments; best hve
frame body Brussels carpet Per yard, made, laid
and lined. The Board reserves The right 10 reject
any OF all bids. ..
Chairman New Building COMMITTEES.
fetQQf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
Situatipns svsntta

SITUATION WANIED-As NIGHT waTC1
man by elderly man. unde.sands boiler and
ieb5 eti 'A lool1' Addre A 90
Every Evening Cnicc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09
Htlp aeautfa-M Malr.

WANItD - MAN TO ATTEND HEArER.
~. Apply ROME Of lAlU ARIFS
i1-'ol Union street and Lo.erng avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-09

w ANIhD-srRONG BOY TOLEARN THF
49,, baking trade. can Seventh and Jefferson
.rtN"Arf
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corsolldnse4 stock rrohapse.

Reported over nrivate wire bv W n
Smith & Co. II Broadway, N, Y, New
haven officss $40 Chapel street. Nor
man A. Tanner. Manager.
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boston stoek Quotatlon..

Reported ovcr private wires OF horn
blower & Weeks. members IL New
YORK and Boston Stock Exchanges
New Haven office. ~ Center street.
Open. utAfh. Low. Last
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
PROFESSIONALS LIFTED PRICES
LAST WEEK.

Bulls May Rum Into Tight Money IL
They Try to Rush Things--Some
Opinions.
The stock market hesitated Saturday
and the bears played for a reaction.
Not much of a reaction occurred, but
the upward flight was halted.
1t is expected that tight money will
ensue again if the bulls try to rush
things.
Pennsylvania's price was showed up
on the shorts last week. Til. company
has increased it's stock and bonds Ire-
mendously, but the money is being
spent for improvements, some of which,
however, are so very costly that an i'm
mediate adequate return is not to be
expected.
This weeks market promises Ito be a
good trading market.
Some Of the Wall street opinions are
as follows:
Carpenter, Baggot & Co.: 1--WE be-
lieve the market, favored as it is by
excellent fundamental and improved
technical conditions, will be carried to
a higher level The impulse that may
move stocks from their present dullness
may come when least expected. The
government crop report on June 10 may
be the necessary stimulant. We advise
conservative operations on the bull side
Of the market, not despising moderate
profits for the present
Marshall, Spader g. Co.: 'The most
important event of the week in f11an-
cial circles, and perhaps, as far as our
foreign relations are concerned, the
most significant transaction for many
years, was the negotiation of the Penn
sylvania loan in Paris. The rate of in
terest (41-2 per cent), considering the
high credit of the Pennsylvania road,
should be regarded as high, but in 9TH
er respects the negotiation must be
considered as favorable indication of
the disposition of the French investors
to take part in American investments"
Clark, Grannis & LaWrence-"T The
present great activity in the coalers
may be warranted by pending consol-
10atl0n OIL The CUdI IlllHlllS Gull pcllIlCSs
or some other news known only to in
siders, burt to buy stocks on such an ex-
pectation is always dangerous and gem
orally unwise.
There are other stocks which are
evidently selling at very moderate
prices IN view Of their present earnings,
and in the present easy money market
they may be safely bought for their in
come, with the excellent prospect of
being able to sell before many weeks at
a 10-point profit"
Henry Clews & Co.: "In a few weeks
congress. will close, perhaps by the mid
die of June, and the market will be re-
leved from much of the agitation which
has recently been so disturbing. The
street seems to have had quite enough
of investigating committees, and, how
ever beneficial they may ultimately be,
the medicine for the time-being is con-
sidered sufficient All present condi-
tons favor a more active trading mar
ket."
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Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire by w. B.
Smith & Co., Il Broadway. N. Y.
Haven office, "a Center Street, Nor
man A. Tanner, Manager.
Chicago, March 3.
Open. High. Low. Close.
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The Union Trust ca
NEW HAVEN.

HHARTERED by the State of C,r.
~ necticut with authority to act an
Executor, Administrator, Guardian. f2es
ceiver, or Trustee, under will or deed
Is legal depository of money paid
into Court and public Trust Funds'
Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Cor
porations and individuals, and admin.
listers trusts OF all kinds. Empowered
to act as registrar Of stocks, bonds OF
other evidence of indebtedness, manage
sinking funds. and do all business such
as usually done by trust companies.
1t also does q general banking bus
mess, collecting checks, notes, coupons.
and receives deposits. The principal 81
each trust is invested by itself and kept
separate and apart from the general
assets Of the Company.
This Company is by law regularly ex-
amined by the bank examiner Of the
State of Connecticut.
HENRY u. HOTCHKTSS. President.
EUGENE $. BRISTOL Treasurer
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET


Closing FKIcen.
The following are the closing price,
reported by Prince & Whitley. Bankers
ami Brokers. IS Broadway. New York
ana Is Center street. New Haven:
Bid Asked
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Or Record.

s2oooooo Resources and s. years of business in this
city indicates ability to SAFELY handle your banking
Courtesy and Consideration for small and large depos-
tors alike is why this bank has deposit
tors to-day
There are many others-new accounts invited
THE YALE NATIONAL BANK,
TEMPORARY
o. wOSster
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TWO LARGE BARNS BURNED IN
WILTON.

wilton, May 26.--Two large barns
owner by James Hodgetts, containing
nearly a thousand chickens, were burn
ed to the ground early to-day, entailing
a loss of about $4,000 Not a fowl was
saved. 1t is thought that some one at
tempted to rob one of the barns and
accidentally set it on fire. There was
no insurance.
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Bulls May Rum Into Tight Money If
They Try to Rush Things--Some
Onininns.