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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
THE WEAK POINTS
OF PEDIGREES


We presume that no reader OF this
paper would think OF buying farm
without having the abstract carefully
scrutinized by a lawyer. and it is GER
tainly good policy and business to
show this care In making the pur-
chase. But II seems strange indeed
why the same men putting the price
OF a farm into company stallion do
not use the same judgment and good
business sense. They accept the
pedigree certificate without question.
and. while having a lawyer attend to
the other papers. in some instances
at least, seldom give a second glance
TO the pedigree certificate offered by
the peddler.
The other day the writer was shown
pedigree upon which an opinion had
to be given and at a glance suspected
that the date Of birth had been tam
pered with. Comparison with the
stud book showed that this date had
been changed to make the horse seven
years younger than he really was, and
investigation brought out the fact
that the owner had purchased the ami
NAL at an administrators sale and
knew nothing about the fraud men,
toned Another horse had a pedigree
certificate changed in the same way,
but not to such an extent. but stranger
still was described at variance to the
facts as is shown IN the pedigree GER
tificate This horse. too, had been
bought by an unsuspecting farmer.
and, on being shown the true state of
affairs. he will doubtless get after the
seller. as he should.
Other pedigree certificates have
turned up lacking the signature Of the
stud book secretary. and others, as
stated recently. show registry in boz
gus stud books published for the sole
purpose of making money and en-
abling INSCRIPTIONS dealers to sell
low-grade horses as pedigreed ami
mails. It is important when buying
stallion first to deal with a salesman,
breeder OF dealer Of known integrity,
and then to watch that the pedigree
certificate corresponds in its state
ments as to color and markings with
those shown by the animal in ques-
ton. Next the age should be correct
a. shown by the teeth. examined by
an expert at the request Of the buyer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
rree Ihat eIves Llaht.

Among freaks Of nature in trees
there stands conspicuous one known
as the Asiatic star tree. 1t is enor-
mously tall, growing to a height of
from 60 feet to S0feet. while from the
ground up to a distance of about &C
feet the trunk is perfectly bare. From
that point there spring a number Of
tangled limbs, which shoot out clus-
ters of long, pointed leaves. and it Is
these, grouped together, that emit a.
night a clear, phosphorescent light
This gives the tree a spectral appear
ance, and is very deceiving to travel
ers, who frequently mistake the glow
for an Illuminated window Of a house
The light is not brilliant, but is o.
sufficient strength TO allow Of news
paper being read by 1t. It does no
flicker. but glows steadily from sunset
to daybreak.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

Stable ventilation.-The first cold
snaps should call your attention to
stable ventilation. Was yours salts
factory last winter? When you hear
that the King system is best, don't
get scared at a name and think 1t is
beyond your means. Like all good
things. It is simple Tho principle Is
only to let fresh. cold air In near the
top of the stable and to draw the foul
air out from near the floor. The trick
Is to do the latter without causing
draft Build an upright fiume with
opening near the floor and terminating
above the roof. 1t may be built out
side the stable. If necessary, with In
take cut through the wall near the
floor, says Farming. Perfect ventila-
ton means healthy stock which is
easily translated into profit. Most Of
us are In business for profit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
Too Many officers Absent.

The absence habit" is a menace to
the Uuited States army. This is the
statement made by Brig Gen. Bubb,
commanding the department Of Dako-
ia. in his annual report He calls at
tention to the great number of officers
now absent from their regiments and
says that the number is steadily In
creasing from year to year and Is
greatly impairing the efficiency and
discipline Of the various organizations
of the army.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

In many instances a young colt has a
star covered by the forelock, and this
Is not mentioned in the pedigree Ger
tificate. but may be the cause of trou-
Bile and dispute later on. when It is
noticed. having grown larger with the
fun growth OF the horse. II star is
mentioned on the pedigree. see that it
Is on the horse. and vice versa, and
that all other particulars are correct
II also should be made certain that
the certificate OF registry is issued by
stud book association recognized by
the government department OF agricul.
ture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

upon the ground to dry would, In
stead, mean that 1t would rot and be
rendered valueless.
Therefore, long fences are built in
rows reaching right across wide fields
and to these the grass is brought in
carts. In the daytime the hay is
tossed about ON the ground; but
towards evening It is all carefully
hung upon the fences to dry. In very
damp weather it remains all day on
the fences. The peasants say "our
women and men do the same work,
only while the women hang out
clothes, the men hang out hay" to
dry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

Feed at caIving TIme.-The per
fosmance of a dairy COW during the
period OF lactation depends largely
on the care she receives at the close
OF her lactation period Until she
comes in full milk again. We use
laxative foods. keeping the COWS in
the best physical condition to with
stand the great strain at that period.
We do not allow the cglves to remain
with the cows only short time The
calves are taken away and taught to
drink whole milk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

tAped from its cage, and was perched
on the limb Of tree.
What a purity bird; ! would like
TO catch that" he said.
The brother tried TO stop him, but
he climbed the tree. and started to
crawl out on the limb. when the par
rot said: well. what is it?"
Excuse me, sor," the greenhorn
hastened to say. II thought ye wur &
bird"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
THOUGHT n vas a sIRD.
Parrots Fluent Talk a Surprise 70
Green lrishman.

An Irishman in Boston who had
made money in the contracting busi-
ness sent TO ireland for a Younger
brother, who landed at Charlestown.
and was taken around to see the
sights. Passing through a park the
greenhorn saw a parrot that had es-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
HAY HUNG OUT TO DRY.
How the Crop Is Gathered In Rainy
Parts of Norway.

One Of the most peculiar harvest
scenes in the world is to be witnessed
in some parts of Norway. Those are
districts in which the rainfall is ex-
cessive, a common boast" of the coun-
try folk there being, I'VE are sure to
have one dry day in year."
When the hay is cut. to leave it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

Poor Feed, Poor AnImaIs.--Did it
ever occur to you that there win be
as much difference in the appearance
OF an animal fed upon well developed
grains of corn and one fed upon shriv-
eled kernels. as there is difference in
appearance In the two kinds Of corn?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

The modern corn shredder and husk
er has come to stay When first intro
duced farmers had difficulty in getting
the shredded fodder to keep properly
in the NOW but experience shows that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

Avoid Dust at MIIklng.--If the COWS
are fed before milking. sufficient time
should elapse to permit all dust to
settle. 1t is better custom to feed
after milking.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

In Samoa nearly all babies are
taught to swim before they are two
years old.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

II the shocks are well cured before
being run through the rlRchine there
is little II any difiiculty. External
moisture must not be present. The
blowing machines operated by trac-
tion engine are the most popular.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13
8rMOermpr0.
Hatbfelhafte Shat zines inngefl
Wab9en8.

seattle, Waib., IL. Suli. -
SIM @artsiaals bss bisfssn gabnbOfes
eri&Ob heute Na&mittag gegen 5 nbr
gfbsr Mit6sl ibrsn 8ruber @eorse.
Der Dor awsi Sussn bon Der anflase.
Srat 6. @rsfislo, bas Saupt Der
.6olp Rolers", ermorbet 3u haben,
freigeipro9sa woroen mar.
George Wit9ell battle Dor GINGER
3eit ben eenanntsn @rsfielo auf Der
Strabs sridofsn. ba sr 8eweiie baftir
bate, bob bieIer feline, Witdeas S4we.
ffsr efbsr bsrfhbrt bate; Sienfag ie'
bod NOR er bon Der Woroantlase freiees
ipro4en uorben unter Der 8e9rtnoung
tsmpordrsr @stfssumna9tuns. Als
CT nun beute I'm gegriHe fano. Seattle
3u berlaRen, uno nit ieinen bsioel
Brtber1 uno Der genannten S9wefter
bic Mbfabrt bss 3uges 'ertuartets, 3og
bisis 2sbtere pl6Blid sinen Wsoolper
unb t6otste ben 8ruber bur9 einen
S&ub In bic S9ldfe.
Die W6rberin rpurbe berbaftet, CAB
isbO9 teine Auftldruns tiber ibre 3bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13
&rte8
ST 3mii1en Guatemala un0 Saloa.
Dor ailsgebrofen.
. n.

Sulletin.
Nep Orleans, IL. Suli. -
Gin off3ieles 2abel9ramm on ben
hisfgsn euatsmala'i9en 2oniul meloet.
bob ssfisrn Na9mittag bel 81 SicarO
I'm Department Sutiopa in @uate.
mala, unesfdbr 25 Wsilsn bon Der
Ghfie uro 5 Msilen bon Der 8ren3e
entfsrnt, cine SdlaGt smii6sn 8rups
ben 8uatsmala's uno S%albabor's
ftattgefunosn bot. Die 2sbtsrsn uur-
ben gsi9lasen.
ibent &ega!ao o
gefalIen.
abington n, IL. Suli. @es
neral &ssalabo, frhberer prdioent bon
Sun SalpaoDr uno Obsrf.2 omman=
oirenbsr Der Sruppen oieier &epublit,
III in Der Salaat segen bic $ruppen
8uatsmalas aefalsn Iaut elmer De-
pei9e, pel4s benz staatsbebartsment
bsute bon benz amerifanii&sn 8eianos
ten In San Salpaoor sueine. $omas
Reaalabo mar BON 1899 Biz 1908 Bird.
Rbsnt bon San Salbaoor.
% n o n, IL. Suli. -
3pii9en Salbabor uno Guatemala if
IS absrmals 3u 5sinoisIigteiten setom'
men. Der ameritaniide @efanbte
2sslis DO. Combs III nod Guatemala
@ttp surtdbeorbert mprben. @r mar
idon nuf benz @s9e nod ben Ser.
Staaten, Inn bort BET Der Seilegung
Der Streitistsiten 3wiiden SalbabOr
uno Guatemala mit3umirtsn.
8eors Munos, Der @eianbts @uate-
malas, srfldrte sefsrn, er babe nod
feline off3iene Naaridt oaDon. oab es
su nsusrliasn Strsitistsiten NIT Sal
pabor astommsn let. go melt er tuiRe.
berriae In Guatemala Jrieoe. Die
Repclution iei untsrbrtdt morbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13

GaIifornti@e S@txien-6 BIS sygfunb etc:
9 bis ID pfuna Sc.
epe6. ensI.-VepdbIte. 8 BID 10 Btaxh
ta Dur@f@mit. l4}e; Ii BIZ ID Btuxb La
Dur9i&nttt. 12}e.
geb6rrtes Rtxnfetf1 - S@txfsR, reg.
Gets, l2}e; xubeMtsitix 10s; Sxnsxi. IA
2n6&eI 1916.
S&uaab - II Tierces5-1. Ouai. l0se; 3,
0uaIttdt 9ae: q. HHaIttdt 9as
e&mItern-0xeI. Gureb, 10 BIZ 30 Rfunb
im Dur9i9nitt. sc; 1s Rtuxh Dur9f@nttt.
&c, 10 bts 12 Efunb 8&e.
0ep6deItes e&met1efeifa - 3xo9exioiss
Senep Big S20. 80; 4lSrss Seax fls. 90; Sauas
Ip $500; Short GIeax $3.50; Rrrsyi
S18. 90.
xBGrfe - eerdu9erte SratuurH g..
Grarifarter 7}c; Bologna In Edrutss ~. 10
Tu& 6Kc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13

Die bon ben msiftsn our 3eit le>
benben Menf9en sebrau9te Inns
gangsipra9e lit bic 9inefide. Sbre
Dialefte iinb aber in S6tbet, Der &C.
senb I'm peting unb in Der Mpnsos
lei erbebli9 berf4iebener, ats bits
fpielspeiie bic S9peisers BON Der
plattbeutI6en Munbart obpei4t.
Dies sebibrenb betpnt, mub tmmers
BIN sussseben tperben, baB reines
ober btaleftif9 sfprO4enes @bines
ff9 bic Mutteriprade Der etpa 1872
MiGipnen ginpobner bes bimmlis
fGen Rei9es lit. SO folsen bann bic
enslifde Spra9e nit 120, bic beuts
f9e nit 80, bic ruHtf4e nit SO. bic
fpaniide nit A, bic portugieff9e
nit 35 unb bic einitise Msltiprade,
bic frana0ff9e, nit tnapp 80 Mils
lionen Meni9en, tpelde bic Sprade
bon 9dufe aus als .Rinber selernt
habcn. WiG MON bic 2eute binsureh<
men, iptl9e frembe SpraG)en in Der
S9ule nnb i'm 2eben gu ihrer eise>
men binSu eelernt haben, 10 foiirbe
fid bas @erbdltnib tpeIentl.t3 gu
@unften Der enelifden unb in scrin<
serem @rabe rnb etpa eleidmGbis
aud auf bic fran5Dfi4e unb beutf4e
Spra6s Inn immerbin einise MiliOs
men perf4ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13
S@ifsna@ri@ten.

New Dort: Barcelona" bon 9am-
burg; ga 8ouraine" nod 6aprs;
rgroBsr 2urffrf" mac Bremen
pia pIpmOutb unb @ksrbours;
v@iuIia" mad 9sapel. Wenie, unb
8risfe; .Snbsana" nod @enua.
Bottom: .Soabo" bon Dun.
2iberpooI: .Woorblanb" BON pbila.
bslpbiu; vgaItie" bon Heu yOrt;
.@anaba" mad WontreaI; ,gm.
preb Of Britain" nod Quebec;
.Sontan" nod WontreaI.
2onbcn: .0ibsrnian" bon Wontreal.
@enua: .6lOrioa" bon Hew Dort piu
Weapsl; .gretie" nod Nep BORT.
Mntusrpsn: .Warauette" nod pbtla.
belpbta.
NOntreaI:... auuiRan" mad 2iberpool.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13
0e41oestsS 8iest0.

eusar Gursb e@sxtex grfe nnaItsdt:
1910 ghmb 18S: Ii st,sb l83e: l0-la
pfunb l8&: 8pette Dualtdt @-l6 nhnt
laie; 10 9funS 12ie ; IL Dhnxb l2ae ; 10
3flnb 24e.
Spe6-RIare Settex. 30 bH 20 4tnkh tn
9wr~f&mttt, lie; &Iars 0sttes, 20 bD 30
pmnh. lie: aiare Bellies. % ID 90 Efuxh,
l04e; Ia tis - ffb., lie; II ID Is Ptmb,
l2e; aiare HA6ex. 3, ID 30 Dtub. l1le;
Ra6ex IL BIZ Is 4fSab l12e: Msrs KRdsa .
I'd Q pfrnh. ne
IrattR6se pe6-RIGrss 0ReItf4GMssb l7}e
etpdbIter euear Gxrsb 17le. 81 4faxA In
Dur&f&nttt l5e 9 be . 4nmb tm DISCO
i&astt 18}e; 10 ID II &txh ta Dsr&i9Rat
lals; 8 Ptaxb ts Dur4i4st#s Nnai. Liz.
8 Pfumh ta Dar&f4ntts iQmd. lole.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13

DeIi&forn - Beriaufsprete: is xa6 hu
NuaItt6t, 68-81e.
~8at1-se@dIt 3s-40e; tn ben xsbssa
s10.00e$l1.00 per Tsnne. Reuer 3b-S7s
Eiuet - Eertmafspreie: ~. 00-se.0o
xsuotbb-Beriaufspreie: Sl4. 00-16.t0
etrob-preHe. ie mad BEN 0sab. b Do
len. e6.0O@&6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13

Trti@es RinhReH&-@efIt@s etsrs - 50
8ke; beige Stiere 7}-7is; tsies Riabss
$50 BIB 900 Rfuxb 7s; hsefse %abs 100
Bis $50 Hfmb SIC xabe 80 m 60 $fsao
&C.; Gtisr Eorberutertd 8s, etter otxtet'
pterteI l0}e, Ntxb 3txterutstd 90, Htsh
Borberp;erteI 6e, Rub BostesutsEtsI ~ Sab
0tnteruierteI 7e.
6rii&es Neutrality-suspicious. l2s. otxtss'
pierteI 15c, BorberuterteI 62e.
TrH&es e4dfHeii& - 2dur1es Sr RtExh
l2e ; 6@afe S3e; 3@exia 1857 Heds arl,
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13
6 holera2

3erretL Ssras, IL. SuIi. =
3mii4en bier, unb f%tnfbunosrt pa-
tienten uno Diele Der Nerste Der Nortb
$eras Srrsnanitalt inb pl6slia untsr
Spmptomen ertranft, bic auf gbolera
WOrbus f9lieBen laRsn; cine pofitibe
GiagnOfs III nod ni9t sema9t. &unb
%sueitauisnb patientsn bsfinben fa In
Der Nnftalt.
enber9 an&einenb
fein u n +.
seattle, Waib., IL. Suli. gs
bat F4 berausgefelt. Bob Der In III.
tona bsr6aftete ausuit Gutenberg elm
sinfa4er @rubsnarbsitsr III. Die In
isiner @Obnung O%Orgsfunbsnsn @6smi.
fallen oienten nur gum JsffeIen bon
Wetaagsbalt tn gr3tlumpsn unb usr.
ben bon allen bisRsen .Afapsrs" Be.
rust. DAB Gutenberg BET elmer 8srs
fammIuns ben gorib Iseftbrt, tn Der
Der anar9if Mof cine @ebe gebaItsn.
bat f4 als untuabr beraussefeut. Die
JefnabmeR oienbsr9s srfolste auf sinen
anOnpmsn Brief BIN, ben Elm 0erpanb.
ter &oienberes, Der NIT bieiem ms6r.
fa4 In Streit seratbsn, ssi9risbsn pa.
ben fol.
s ur9tbare WibbanbIung.
Rem Oorf, IL. Suli. 5attp
Sbanlep. cine iunge 8dnssrin, tpsI9s
In e;nem Der @auosbiQe. Sbeater auf
Sort 8suras aufsutreten pfiset, lisst In
pretdrem 3ufano i'm 5arIsm. 9oipital
barnieSer, ud6renb ibr @atts Sbomas
Sbanlsp untsr $1,000 0erb6rsbHrs.
i4aft I'm 6arlsm @sri9t fsgsbaltsn
rpurbe, ba man i'm fur ben 3ufanb
feiner Grau berantmortIi9 bdlt.
9as paar i9isn bis6sr In glidli9sr
gbe su leben. 0orsefsrn Nbenb absr
er!enten laute 6ilferufe aus benz Glat,
In benz bic SbanIsp's uobntsn, uno
msbrere i&nea ber3usilsnbs poliaiRsa
fanosn Grau Sbanlsp bluthberfrbmt
ON gooen lieesn, tpdbrsnb ibr Wanr
f4wer !bstruntsn In einem Heben3im.
ner fi& aufbielt. Bsbor bic unsliid.
Ii9e oas 8spubtisin psrlor. faiterte He
bic Worte: ,Som t6at es."
g 9eubIi9es 8srbrs9sr.
unit 9 o n, %. 3D., IL. full
Nabe Recenerte, 90. 3D.. if Elm jun.
ges Wdo9es, bas auf benz Wese CUR
5o&3eit NOR, bon paion @roos urb
8om SOlan angsarifen uno bsrss.
ualtigt tuoroen. Der grduttsam tuuros
rnter benz 8~orgeben, bab ct berbaftst
fsi, bon Der 8abnfatiOn gelodt. unb
iobalb man i'm entfsrnt, bra1ten BITE
S4urfen bic Braut nod elmer sinfa,
men STEELE, mo He bisisIbe notbsh9tis.
ten. @robe tpuroe berbaftet. Dolan
enttam, bod sslans Is ben Beb6rben.
3usi Gpisbssielsu bss S9urfsn In Safi
au nebmen.
8era9ts tparer tiber.
trteben.
90 o a, Winn., IL. Suit. -
Die esftsrn furs gsmeloetsn @srh9ts
iber bas llnelid bss Sampfsrs
Quincy" Der 9iamonb Soc 2inie,
Der nabe 8rsmpleau, Winn., In clam.
men Feben folte, tparer Hart ttbsrtrie.
ben. Der Dampfer TT an elmer I'm.
tiefs auf @runo gslaufen unb bot Ha
balb auf bie Settle gelegt. IS if
isoo9 tueoer 5suer auf benz S9ife
ausgsbro&sn, nod III Ssmanb srtrun.
ten. Die 200 Pafasisre fnb ale In
Si&erbett gebra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13

= @ieGfaeenb. patbe: ,Hun,
Cans, pie sefdut Dir's Bel Deinem
Meifterg" 2ebrling: .Mb, 9err pa<
tbe, i1 tDnnte einen Homar fdrei>
ben: ~@us elmer fleinsn @erffatt"!"
- Mbgepinft. Mlte 2otette:
.Mit rem Griiblins ertpadt in uniss
rem 9ersen Elm 9offen unb Sehnsn-.
Gerr: .Sa. id feline MID audi tort
ppr BIER"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13

Hrtdbte unb 0e1ite.
Tra&ta
AepfeI - 8aIorpins. $500 per Sab.
Banamen $1.75-2.26; tIetse 7be-el.26.
Gttrunen So .00-5.60 per &sae.
Dransen - $3.25-4.Bp pet Rite.
Grbbeeren 81 .75-$a.50 bic Rife.
0emniG
SparseI-50c Elm Dutenb Ban9eS.
@rine MISUNDERSTANDING Der 8uibel.
Rotbe Saben 45e per Dutenb 1un&es.
Rraut - $3.50 per Srate.
Neue Garrots-S0e has Dutenb.
8Iamenfobl $2.25 per Dutexe.
GeIerp-$6 Bis $3.50.
@urten - 76c per Du&enb.
saIat - 10e per Bfunb.
4piebeIm Notbe unb wetbe $l.bo per
bunbert 8funb; spani&e 8wisbsIn 81 go
per Rife.
Dsfter gIant zoe pei Dutexh.
Beterflie 16-s0c per Dastexb Das@es.
2artoHeIn - zoe - soc per Buibel.
gleue &artoFeIn-$5.b0 per Sab.
sabfartoFeIn 8trstnia $3.26; 8aIti'
more sac -2.76; Serie9 $3.50 $500
per Sat.
Tabieie 121fe per DrteSh.
&bubarb 1oc bas Du$enb.
epinat - So per Gab.
tomatoes $3.50 per @rate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13

SnoiaaapeIis RaHeesgzeie
0eu0bnI. bts gutter 1O-l2c; yrista BIB
udbIter 14-1se ; Sanep 8as-8se. SoIhsz
Deuow 10 BIB 22e, Sapa 2s-32e.
Sx Radetsx:
Artoia STATS. 2ton S1&.76, Serfss sll.26
6araeas ia. 76. DiGmortb's Sl8. 20, DutS
Sara 8Ienb $17.b0, GIimar Saba EIenb
$14.76. Durica STATS.
HuGer-DontinoeS 7.37c; etfi6juEer 3 SO
buIpertfrter 6.22e: 33x4 paIpertartU safe,
ieiner oroamlirter 1895; Gubes 6.37e; SECS
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trnnfer1.

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6rau idwer miBbanbdt. Geridte hbr SampferIlnglHd h6erhieben.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-16
MEYER is SELECTEI
AMBASSADORS TO RUSSIA MAY e.
COME MEMBER OF PRES
lDENT'S CABINET.

Washington. March 12.-It is The
presidents intention to offer a cabine
place to George Y. J.. Meyer of Massa
chusetts, present American ambasss.
dor to st. Petersburg 1t is probable
that the portfolio to be extended will
be that of secretary of war in the
event that Secretary Taft accepts tire
position of associate Justice of the s,l.
preme court of the United States In
case Secretary Taft does not acceI>1
the position offered Mr.. Meyer will Il.
all likelihood succeed Secretary Bona
department of justice when ATTORNEY
General Moody retires