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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26

l2 Standard uH e.. l2 Carstens Bres S uashley. cold
 Storage Plant I4 John J. Sesuap Ca. ls Alaska Banking < safe Deposit g,e q Pust1aTee. .i lst Ave. East. I.avr,urr trt-I ss Fire pspartmau; Quarter sI Discovery saloon g Opposite Hunter Ssttaan q Paeliir reli Storage Ca. Saudsplt 4z FHiri Ave EazG and East B srz
 Near Judge Reeds Residence Engine House Phone Main s5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26
YUKONER IS BUNCOED

VANCOUVER F; Auothcr case of being hellay..d hz 4 k-. has come ta lisHt An Italian Tau raIavj- c4ini. brought down NitF Hfm a few days ago from the Yukon line sum of $2.fod. thc result of il uHubar or vars, faithful labor m tine frozen North. ou- thousand of taiS was deposited in tbc Postoflicc SaTms- bank. and tHe fs- maining $14oo u another quarter.
 II seems tm two Seattle crooks gut holi of him tn that eite. and pr.- tending tn be very ueb. Iichsr creu than Tony. ihcy msmlatcd Themselves into his good eraces. Then taking the unsuspcctius Italian into their cunn- dence. they explained plan whereby they could all become very rich. Tho scheme had ft do uith 4 mine near Nanaimo- and while iuurHiug toerth-r ia this ctiy, they devised a plan Wher.- by they should rool their savings and Tony should take charge of il all The
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26

Sl-iea waS taken from one bauk but the rosloiliec would not give up th, nthor SIoo1 under q tWo-wcclls. no tjee. aud tBi~ is the only reason for Tony having any money left.
 fhe cash Was placed ta sncheI zach onr putting in his Vad. hut WaiI. tine thing was being done on. af the crooks leaned over and kissed the easy Italian. thus screening his comradc. who ahstracted the money from Inc bag IL was then locked. the crooks keeping Inc key Touy was to ea ta Nanaimo and wait for his comrades there. Hos ever. on thc road he grew suspicious and broke open the bag. Inside he found nothing but some old papers. He then took the return train. but meanwhile the crooks had skipped to Seattle. and although the police at once communicated With the sound cities. nothing has been heard of the adventurers
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26
THE WORTH or A DOLLAR.
 OR FALSE STANDARDS OF VALUE
ss.rse, From Sermon by L.L. Woods

Extract From Sermon by L. L. Woods
 Value Is a relation between a human eeine and axed want |, Is also q constantly yapas relation dcpcudeu. uu nuy contingencies If Squars rgt vt faud wgrr a unit of value. fixed af ..a dollar as a standard. any man
 a has hundred e"dz aG aud CT
 M, mul,u1, nf uua hundred would b.. aHtlh Just SO maHy dollars Hu, tf, =a.He ef aud k dependent aU i5s I1ca #a8 and uH.r4H- atrsr rirsuH~taus- #s. 4,eardfug azits uaarurss fa .ef= rs. notsues- from a taVu. ur large a,ut,r recording to tt~ hsiug bought ui. sold h zuMsaat or bnam times. or other modifying circumstances som, haa g"uld llWays b. worth vastly more ehnn ono dollar prr red. from tg,. na- Hra nf the circumstances. Nhtfa other and would he worth scarcely t4s ~#at- F-t fartipH uf that rrfr. eireHm- stances govern ihy value of every dr- zfrabJa Hmg fu which humanity -aaas related. Some -f tb- first settlers. m new HrEe and uppul"ut rits u th. Rocky mauntlu> saId tte rutltoes
 #ez brought wfh rHvm rar sH rents 7 z'uud after dfgetng out tHe sycs for H.Wtus nuuf WAS also ~uf1 for SIaa aer saeh Ner aaz there much m ta, market at that sum The standard af saiue ar ans commodity depends eu- fret Hpan circumstances
 Sn | k With maus. Its 1aIuc is constantly ehaugia- Teday a man has "ue thoustad .. Gen hausand dal- 5ar~ invested iH ~teeR- Tomorrow fe may b., renaifszt er f, uay nave loutlad ff~ wealth. IH consequence af =Hddea oHmsa m che value ef hs zfask-. \ a4n mas iH,e~r Iu Che uufo metal sul ef which mea,1 iz coined and tha same conditions are m,f. Ua- zans" fha eaff and silver standard ef EiH, k variable. ucacssarfIe sr and f tx tHe ambition ef Salf~h aan tn uak. | 70 tu adgr fa tlbr adva4t3er 'f Ff- fluctuations f1r ms o0u rain and the aatrtneut af his uefelha- THiz t= tfr ffnHtls the aa7aeial world aa= been struggling with foe ma~e taHu
 Hsntv-Ggr Fmdf.d VsU==a Hxal standard same f4f money and fl ly A't JH unsettled thn2 Thr zair,
 aafaf satsts at1 .sa .s. ta. sl ! daliaf femarfaH# af euaf-a. n, =faalIEE at Eaiu. I= LINaya af IHr ~aH- Hlfm- e= mat af tHe object vaI-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26
MA FRS
 RECORDED
MARCH 25, 1908. Locations.

tahe George efoup L. L. Franklin river Jan. l. I9oN. C..C Webster ot al. Webster group l.. L. Flamhcau ricer Jan. 1 l9o> = =. Webster ct al I'm Top Eraup k. l.. FIambcau tig- or- aJu- l. laos C C Webster ct al. Center group L. l.. Flambcau river. Jan. 1. iaos e. e. Webster rt al Hunting group l.. II t'lambeau river. Jan l. l9o>. C. =. Webster et al- Cyrus group. l.. l.. Mode creek. Jan. |. l90S. C. C Webster ct .l.
 Paisley a~~e. west or Blun city. Dee gG. lea7. r. Rouse
 >6> Claim. Spruce claim Jan. l. isoS Kuutc Driugel
 Francis fraction Spruce creek. Jan. l. laes, Tae- Gray
 quartz azza.. Quartz creek. (. {. pi- vcrtsen et al
 No heacH. L. Fork Dexter crecl, bee. 3l. lso7 Joan saudsarom et at Discovery on Helen gulch. Jan. | 1908. II Kimmel
 conveyanees.
 r. G Wm ta II. A. Rowe. Nov. F lao7 [. interest in lot on Front street Nome city.
 Proofs of Labor.
 Discovery su Kassan creek Raeh, point. KaSsou .rcck. New York bench KaasoH rferh4 N" belaa discovery Ka~sau creek. N N. Matlock.
 Ptaruisan eul-b L. l.. Solouou rfv- 'r e. C. krstrr
 Last rhanc. West of Snake river ]. NJ Williams
 Ne : Rock ererk and Collins beucI "n N"wtun N. 7. J. B Kenny q al Margaret and Daisy |. l.. Mountain cr,.. j. F. Kenns ct al.
 Alma henca R l. Solomon river Henry Rowe
 Lucky Dog fraction. Solomon river H-ar> Rowe.
 No k bench. Shovel creek. R l.. Henry Rowe.
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GOOD WORK ON THE IsTHMUs.

r. HuHv HrEiuerrz --HfHH8e fe Hr-G r=eaF- # excavation on the -tua- la September tbe, eat au tsl7.sl9 subt. yard waica was tho ar-t tune tHe work f5~erd #tae mHIiaa 4Ht aHt Hmt. X comparison If tHe aglriears of Iabur under French man agem,Ht with that af today l~ proof rather of the improved efficiency af tH machinery employe1 The average sx. eavatfau Der lahorrr under French management N1s some ae cubic yar I- q month Naa tbr average i- ahaut IlG cubic wards month ana these neures Wlt be surpassed when tho steam -ha,sl~ are kept working com stan'H
 Tb,.cul.hra gul k sin proving trou bue-nfac and a great earth slideas ih.,. plarr materially delayed the work T4is has always been ta, point of danger
 The most remarkable work done on tha i-thmu- has he,n that of the ..,ni- tary department under eolaurl osafgas WHsH Ihr Panama taiiHay wa- built II Was figured that e t8berer dl.J by the way for every tir that waz laid Now tHrf, are 4l-op men at work on the canal and the dsst, rate f,. Sep r,Hher iu fhe rainy -asan. was but ~ =ref laoo Il is a- auch as ta.t in ~"m, cities of me temperate zuuc That .ea- the reaih rate far the B hole force. buf among the American employers lt was a~ low as 5.7t rer fhm~auJ san EruriSca eaH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26

t#s Jarsu Current. a periodical printe iH Seattle ~fer th,. dissemination. .. hiets If Japan Iu America has ua IT. le~.eu- araHt Che tuturr conflict ef the races eH fbe Uagjar euaSt and thus explains El- ef,U
 But seH want perfect f,a#kprS< of our flfr Sa us3a b, frank Sup Izn~e saH a Ham-Hf tbat thr Paeiar raa~f of America Is ..crfun by Io.ooo Jarauree whom Ilrla can vru afford sH =H8rr. What them It aU b. r.s..f Jh1t tHs GartHeeg sJgm,uf er the population win control tf.. affairs Of thv Pacific .a3eJ rsEis.s .i tass win te =ubfsct ra tHa dominant #tu-ncr gf their Hr.ar,eS-ass tae Caucasian Nmerszr r trr farHur -fuatio- #avei#f.~ t WaaH- tsat tn. JTrIHrsr ar" # =IHj F' FHH. -r f arfrr. 1T u.aa- likewise tH-t tH. Caue4siar NaeHesu- 8Hs= ds-ua,a la gaIe Wa5eh .t.r may Do, Inc ease. wat must b. must bH faH rauaa- Huf, -srs destiny af a rlaa tH teHf haad an4 zay II shah ez ee 9.t ~e Wte fHs seztias af a a-,. he's L-,n deeraad bv sa a.1s4sth- =H HssHet aaHaefirs fHsa t5r af The #cH- FHaH= -#eH =5- 4Hs af u~ t= T. k ah~ur1 ta tse to .if.a-a ,a, higher a8th4fHs
 lt seems HHf. H-,a4. ..giag 5hat sn s'a e-aa sf= ssuf af drsr4n, -a'atJ ua ,raebt m,atmr in this strugeLs faf existence, ha- Hash.sucr# .- aa -Isabfng terms with th. tatcs and Hr.d,e'args gHtf eta. Japanese I'm migration Hss get ss have frz own wa ii this eamtt,s chiefly because there -l, mara r,uula n Japan than the 'eauds saH support and th,a he points te Shas H~ arurremsJ sr- Heiug in California
 'Alreads "a California thcfe sf, sc4- suI Jarta--e muHamtre~ aaa mada Ef,F fortunes ns then streaua-tt4 F aaisiHe vegetable and fruits. They are called kings aHa I I- reported thar =trfs zrset- ef vegetable oe frait has ~ JHama=, s.a- u California
 NH admire AI# aashIsueHs raaE- z.-= Har Rs HfE. z.rs slight aifa in
 .HaHH of destiny It might a.la #aH4.rea-aa Bs a.ia ,aat raf= medaHHr #eHa ad sat# t4. paain# a#azf h a.. s'hue#e. tasse hr,e eerHayrI f- aaH. aaHes al9aeaats and sa.a tho Hza= eaHs- #a sHau dHt means f6 HiH#=tf= fH. @-fH,HHa=lfes. af I5r=Hsza Ha.9HgH5'f5H HaIHg exbaa-rad ffHe H4f-Hft-tGt---e tH- famous -Aaad af .,-fHn EIfat ii5safsue-i mIghi nes sahs Hf fH. t.sta1- af tHaf ufHsa ofd aNarlfs. =fha t=m ,Hd ad tha wedge. &' sf5frsmas HHd ae rueiefsf l. 8de- 4uHa'z equipped without complete aatHr af rns-. ,tHusl.i= aud rai5-ll, #I.z= rHafz S.u FHtHei=ro gaH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26
PLOTTING AGAINST THE WHITES

Editor Hasnfguebi uao fnblisne-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26
FREEDOM OF rHE PRESS

over the wins tedar Haue= r=e #,.vz taat President Roosevelt as ordered n. closing af aHa HH#.- t# a= 4Hsrz ehistic paper sAaaA Lad advocated fEz assassination af military aai.sH-
 Nerdi.-s ta -as. many rrfs- 4.H ~ ae from mafeaa-Ha and zaelafI-tI. thraatz about t#e fsrauar af 6ae ae= tiou about tHe autgerau5 interference af Che president and H5- sraHeHfrs aNax af fraedam from t#r rre=e rs tyranny aal= Do, @t.Ht fHa aHua @ stop coaafdly thunder by ihe Vard 5a- tacratie is meant tH- desperate ener' af pHr man tn ,iu- what + rie#t eHa tHr words Freedom # tHr Hfs- RH mean nothing maae than au .mrts ~hlhholet that has been ra-paH=Ih.e far more evils in human saeletv thaH .esp tae eowardh .r crazy anarchists tH,m- selves.
 Real freedom of the press is unr thing, license c.i7 wash tHt ahel. 1Irte linen of tho world in pubic is aa4th- ,r. and the permission to fi--.mfu9t. n4urdrrauz daetrmez thrauef ff. col umus of auarrh-tte 1ue~ i- third
 pf course. if voul' a. # sad dav NHen decent urwspa..es t,u not 'oiee the se.1tr.ut~ If t., pe,.-re. bH. fa." day is ee,a .a=rIar ='ea neWzra- I,r- caa fGr, taa rGcH F HrW-ra- pers only know thu Hieidas line be tween freedom and license. uo n.ces- zIty would exist for the interference af man like President Roosevelt
 The present president ls probably one of the finest types of the human race. and th4s fact k conceded bv tHr whole civilized W,rld Thr pity Is that more power he's Hot Eeeu vested in him. and that h, Is mol .uahled fo save the a"e-Tpsr profession which aght to he amongst the uobls-t from tte=rf.srt= ef thn-.- Wha have thrown if in thc mud aHd trs In sink il ,lta.fi..i every day
 n, 1-,nt~ .1...tc- -,,- ,..,..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26
Shall We Learn by Experience :

Wdtthe r= orla ey.r te7ra- wisdom 5 .xpefleaaes WfH Hel .eer H.ar n
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26

soiee.of Divine counsel sayrs "Whrr.- for. do yuu spend muacy for that which is not bread. and your Iaba. for that which satisHeth not | answer yes. The world tz growing bette. informed pu 4u questions affecting the economic aud industrial world History shows that thc Hury 9r aIl n5tioH- - tn thu enlightenment uf thc rvepIc-tHr com mon re"pie. n the prIueiple- af rquit aud truth Charlez Suuuef Wendell Phillips and other phianthluui-t and leaders af public thought ar cur own iaud in thr last century. teok comfort n the fact that the common reppi. are coming te their ae1 tn an Hsraaz
 us intelligence raueefuiue fH. great sociological questions of tar z=-
 A Testing Time
 We are Hea in t testing rer@l Wa..- the best within and about t. - being put ta tho crucial ls-t as aeseH be- fnrr And thj- k uue or tH. Car.stial faliF 4z A,n as of the economic .gotid. M. ha,e never seeu an crt when tb, Limitations and r,suutrcs of aiH and truth both in th,ir Backward aad m#H-asHa tendencies wer..uar. under tft3 -Hee tHr dawn er tH, 44zpel old forms at -Eerticism are dtsarpeariHe aud aty intmz gn rising Doubt per- HtH- Hsrr newer marr common than How n eil things eligiou= doubts of taa Gible af eresds. af churches. af Christian rrnf, f,ssieuS. and If lHe Whelc realm of religious life and divine trufh re=sfrfv This may bc because fHo rsfaa af Hufa dagmaasm aHa e-cIrsia=- fiai-# Is IaSt pr paSSinc perhaps t mas |" muflff> due ta a#.#loas H.- laiaaz aa-tartY W former aauartia1s Hut a-lared na ts peiua etf' NH ueser treem= WwyzeH auts H. mwH el.ueHt mixed aIr# i uu he tauS affected And out af rbe Fra=- eat testing 1imr tz -are ta sa#e a rs- action 7HeH tte churches and fH. world H= n =ae a neNrf#aHH brtfar Ifjf t'ala=. 5HszHsH aHd H#Ha .s9.fH#, HI ftz EWu -t Hf Ht~ HsH H a hsHe S4yiaur Naica 0iu h. mare 'aH aH 9fafHrt player. Il fdsh that
 -H Hf# odd ef tH4 aHaat zneiniozi- e# 4Hez1lta#z af lHe dlE. ! f4ita that taizs trk Fail4HthraR and right I"af"-rtfr,s ofav s,at, .tt#-, fu, .astaf,. tHl ar'. uua bisfofs. and eEervthiue that makes for rishtcoH-H-s- and t5e l#geHmaHt of fallen race
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Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the he>f bread and Pastry The afII1 coffee house in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26

Yes. the Nugget Express does freiehtins [" the beach line from Lit tie 10 Irene creek daily Phone Nugget office. Main 46
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-26

valued hv It length. breadth. thick us-s. v-sgb, ur pieces or cloth lj con faiHs bat Wta another coat just like 1t lf ther ty su many ot these that romplHrIee5t few sr theH are wanted the# e-Ug eat k +f t lew value r fhcrr are uus a few of tb,m and they ar u rrs4t 1,uau1. tHru yuur cuat is .nrf"~ruudiuil, ,aJucahlo. or if yoa
 as. tHr b,t coat tn town and th,rc Iznf auafa,i mst like U abtaiuabtg. a'r#a ia t= iuable in proportion as 4 sJuge fhe Varfs af SaUr spViu8@ u.ts.ta1~ So Il s precisely with 9 gold af =il1.r dollar and su it vW h, as Iaue Hs" "unrHy fs 2 raat 1f Har- a3na- af etH" ferafJfnr fu fba revised version of 6c GrH,
 Affected by Human Desire.
 iEyea saud remove all human vans tt" ah-etH1eH asc,44ars tn peace hap Hia-~- tHd ssog government sal Vemd tmt Instant r,may. the uorJ8s- eryiaz want of "iH- almighty dollar
 e"H would i4at moment. sr, tne slar4- ard of mauey taIar srttIr mte ea4i- r"is. 4- Inc magnetic ueddls and tu. F"mTa= re1sr~ to eibrrr when 4tl counter attractions .ra-r and ft points steadily te it's r7lc Tfy American esf- aHist~ a Inc opening days of their udsrendrnrr9 rabeHed against tb,. 4g- sressial- pf ths mother rpuutrx Eng. t3Ea eme rHem tea- 4nd ather som.la. d'tir~ and tb'r tax.d ucm rst a-ag fhen In the imposing af t.ezo taxes fhe saIouiSfz E-ra 8llaN,d no 4.ie. T. "as taxation VjtHaHt representation. fHa.ts aur R,tplutauuy fathers rom Hlad.d t#at Jbae eaId aa without taa. f'aH ss.uius tHey made aI 1 1ea fut
 n Eaaon and Wen. auf Iad boarded #H.s merchant #ess,r- laaded #vuH tg. n tHa Harhor sma-G,F in taa box eHf eurfi,d r#- contents 8ta ras NG- hHIic neeaa fpra fHue st fa.,zf a8r farsm5IHer~ dIa Hat tfa. .a8ae,. .ar uf.#rt 9r as"Ht af unst@Hs nerves fam t'sf-dffnkine AHd if t#ey aud tH#sr iszeeld1af- mad IaEee.I fa tG3t d,tar- mi@apH to fhi drs fe rrr seH, ef the female discusses h fhe EHftsd SE1' Wautf Haf h" H.trbat-a l7 r9-- tsH. traahl HeH5.ae s8==aa= Ea- twaoH waieh md r-rreus rrurrIHt+ Hntzrt' -'fua= ruz u'z .. q ts,-t= .fTu#HH#.
 Shall We Learn by ExperIsnee7
 AHa ihs Eznhlr eysf learn Wf=1au 1r .Np-leua.E NIL lH.. ...-r ...lI U.
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THE DEATH RECORD.

Captain Henry McCrea Of the Unit
ed States navy, who was ih command
of the battleship Georgia during the
cruise of the North Atlantic squadron
to the Pacific coast, died Of Brights
disease in the naval hospital at Brook
lyn. He had been Ill since June %.
He was %ffty-seven years Of age.
Baron Karoly Tomasowski de Fer
enczy, widely known in Europe and
this country as a maker Of violins and
credited by experts with having redis-
covered the Cremonese varnish, is
dead at Far Rockaway, N. Y, from
diabetes, aged forty-eight years.
Henry Goldman Potter, seventh
Protestant Episcopal bishop of the
diocese Of New York, died at Fern
leigh" his summer home at Coopers-
town, N. Y, after an illness of several
weeks. The bishop was seyenty-four
years old.
&C. j. Z. Meyer, aged eighty-six
years, former millionaire manufacturer
OF Fond du Lac. Wis, but Of late
years In reduced circumstances. is
dead at Milwaukee.
Lieutenant Guy Burr, who was
wounded July 40 In an attack on cut
law ct Gotta. on the island OF Ninda-
n11ss has died from his weuad.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

| a = = -.
The presidents yacht Mayfower,
with the president on board, in a
dense fog ran into and sunk the lum-
Der laden schooner Menawa. All on
board the schooner, consisting of the
captain and five men, were taken on
board the Mayflower. The presidents
yacht had her bowsprit and n an
Choir carried away.
Nearly forty persons injured,
some of them probably fatally and
eleven so severely that they had to be
taken to hospitals, in a head on col
lision between two Aurora, Elgin and
Chicago car at Lovedale station, four
miles north of Aurora, Ill.
AS a result of a severe electrical
storm which passed over the encamp-
ment of the national guard Of Penn
sylvania at Gettysburg three troopers
were killed and twenty.six others
were seriously injured.
A succession of drenching showers
have served to put a stop to the great
fires which have wrought damage
amounting to hundreds of thousands
of dollars In the Maine woods during
the past two weeks.
In the space of six hours half a
dozen foreigners were u down and
killed by trains in the railroad yards
ct South Buffalo. N. Y.
During a Are at Altoona, Pa, three
persons were e~lectrocuted by live
wires which dropped to the street.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

BY unanimous opinion of the United
Seventh district the famous case OF
the government against the Standard
Oil company, in which the latter was
fined $~29,240,O00 by Judge Lands,
must be retired. The decision says
the trial court erred in its rulings on
admission and exclusion of evidence
and in other important particulars.
That freight rates should be ad-
vanced in the territory of the South
eastern. Freight association and the
Southeastern Mississippi Valley asso-
citation, which takes in all the terri
tory south of the Ohio river and east
of the Mississippi river, was decided
on at a meeting at Louisville of the
executive officers of all of the railroad
systems interested.
The Atlantic battleship feet has
sailed from Honolulu for Auckland,
N. 2. The Minnesota was left behind
to await the mail steamer from San
Francisco and will overtake the fleet
before It's arrival at Auckland.
The Y. M. G. A. relay race from
New York to Chicago, in which hun
dreds of boys participated, a com,
pleted in 119 hours and % minutes.
Owing to a run that gradually de-
pleted its vault of currency the Farm
ers and Merchants Banking company
Of Cleveland has closed it's doors.
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F arm e.s
Garden
THE FRUIT CROP.
Some ideas Worth Putting Into P,rae-
tice Next Season.

Some Ideas Worth Putting Into P.rae-
tice Next Season.
It is a mistake to suppose that fruit
bearing plants will do their best II
they receive attention only now and
then. Irregular care will notamount to
much. Moreover, the cultivator should,
as soon as the bearing season is over.
begin to consider what may be done
to induce a better crop next year.
Many old plantations Of raspberries
and blackberries that are filed with
dead canes and weeds can be SO re-
newed and renovated that they will
bear an abundance of fine fruit. To
keep a berry patch in the highest state
of productiveness the old canes should
be removed after fruiting and the
young growth of small canes properly
pruned out and thinned in the row If
this is neglected next year you will
have a small crop Of inferior berries,
good neither to eat nor to sell.
Blackberries and the red or sucker
varieties Of r%aspberries require similar
culture. In May begin to cultivate and
to thin plants in the row. Blackber-
ries should be thinned 80 the plants
will stand at an average distance OF
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
NEWS OF THE WORLD
Important Events Of the Week
in Condensed Form.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Honduran insurgents Oaptured
the town Of Porvenir. on the north
coast, and later they attacked Ceiba,
another Atlantic port sixty miles to
the westward OF Trujillo. At Ceiba
they were repulsed They also have
been beaten IL the South and they are
fleeing back to Salvador.
The recent limitations in the vicin-
fly Of Tokat, Asia Minor. were APP
parently more serious than was at
first reported. Details are still lack
ing. but according to a private letter
received at C~onstantinople from Sam
sun, on the Black sea, a total of 1000
people lost their lives.
According to information reaching
Guatemala City from Nicaragua and
Honduras these two Central Amer
lean states are about to become
plunged in war. The reason for this
is the help given by Nicaragua to the
Honduran revolutionists.
An edict just issued at Picking di-
reefs Tang Shao vi, governor of Muk-
den province, to proceed to Washing
ton to thank the American govern
ment on behalf of China for restoring
a portion of the "Boxer indemnity"
The British battleship 1ndomitable,
having on board the Prince of Wales,
has arrived at Quebec. The guests at
the ter-centennial celebration include
the leading figures of the British col
onies. throughout the world.
President Castro has expelled ]. H.
de Reus, the minister resident of The
Netherlands, from Venezuela. The
minister's passports were sent to him
by Senior Paul, the Venezuelan min
lister of foreign affairs.
General Osman Pasha, commander
of the Turkish forces at Monastir,
European Turkey, was a~ssassinated in
the barracks at Monastir by an officer
connected with the Young Turkey
movement.
The trial at Berlin of Prince zu
Eulenburg on charges Of perjury in
connection with the court scandals of
last year was Indefinitely suspended
because the prince is in a half dying
condition.
Heavy snow storms in the noun
tains. of Switzerland are driving the
American and other tourists from the
high elevations down to the city.
Many accidents have been reported.
Crete Beier, the eighteen-year-old
daughter of the mayor of Freiberg,
Saxony, was beheaded in punishment
for the murder of the man to whom
she was engaged to be married.
Floods have washed away the vii.
lage of %Juszeyna, on the Galician
estate of Ar hduke Stephen. Twenty.
two people have been drowned.