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New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

REErrs y New York. April 3 1909
IoT saugnterers No trading live cattle The fserr
i woS cereal. rated steady Dressed beef was il
DON cattle and beef markets unchanged u IS ex-
LONDON viii be made next week. Exports dressed
beef to-day 100 quarters ot beet in ~
70 London 439 quarters in ST Louis S1t1srr
ron also for the London market. quarters in
The Cedric 70 Liverpool -
CALyEs-Receipts 129 head. including IS to-
slaugtterers and a3 for the market The feeling vas
Just about steady inferior; prime q1otab
AZ S6aSa 20 100 n choice $40: dressed calves
steady at szq 5c for city dressed SI3c
country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recetpts were II cars or
5I3I head including 1ol7 saughtersrs
for the market. making. with the u
cars to be sold, all At jersey City. except Sheep
we're nominal, the lamb market extremely dull and
depressed and sellers quoted prices 1jG25c and
very difficult to the stock the reduction The
bulk of the offerings unsold late hour Good
10 uushorn lambs sold IS 1O6Ss 81 100 n
lambs 11d14c country dressed hotnouss
S4TS6 20 per carcass with few fancy sell
ing at q
Sales-W r Hume: 100 lambs 81 70 average at IS s.
per 100 n. 6 cus 81 n, al s. So
Sanders. 1O2 Pennsylvania lambs, - -. AZ IS 80
Kerns Commission Company 4Sa unsho-n Buffalo lambs
SIS q s. 10
HOGS Receipts were II 5.oT3 head. all for
Feeling steady Late YESTERDAY good ne
sold s. 30 Country dressed hogs u1
changed N price. -. -
average 81 30 per 100 2, rough $50 y a. - s"
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
OTHER mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati april 8.HoGs1Rssslgts 1275 bead e
common. IS 6O9$6 81 CATTLE-Rscs.D pts 3l6 head
strong shippers s. 25GSS Is. 81 S
ass 75 SHEEP-ReceiFts. 81 head. steady 50 25GsS -
East Buffalo April S-CATTLE-Receipts. 100 head
steadv VE4LS- Receipts 100 head, active and 25c
lover S7aSo 50 HOGS Receipts. L 700 head active and
So 254 S. 50 SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Recelpts 4 600 head
slow. Uethers steady others 1od25c lower. lambs Sb
IS 20. yearlings s7gs7 40 ewes s. T57s6 . sheep
mixed, s46SE - 800
Kansas city. April .-CATTLE-Eecepts. 700 head
including Sourherns market steady receipts for the
va. "A choice and dressed beef steers
s67S S6 rar good SJ7S3 go Western steers - s
So 81 feeders Sass 90 southern steers
5od - 30. So 1885 bulls. 50 25GS5,
calves S4TS7 HoGS-Receipts, 400 head. market
strong higher. receipts the week 80 200 head
tor 81. bulk II Sc 1o6S6 %. heavy g. 90fSI-
hackers and sG6ST. light IS 6ooSS 90 pigs
= 50aS SEIEEP-Receipts for the week s. coo head
r-nion stock Yards PitJsburz. April S--CA TILE
Receipts light. market steady choice S6 20 q SO -
prime S6 goa s6 40 sHEEP-SupDly fair. market
s+e,5y prime wethers S6 25G So so cuIls and
mon 81 4 81. lambs Ss a $ 50 VEAL CALVES, S 50
q 50 HOG5-Receipts light market slo" prime
heavies s. 40 mediums. 50 400 s, A. heay- 4osSeFs
& - light Workers. SfrSf 10 Digs - 500
So 20. rouGhs SO a S6 20
Toledo April S-CLOvERsEED-Cash s. So april
s. 81 october SIS 25 December So Is No $ 45 No
3 s. S2i7. rejected s. Is. g 81 ~ II1iOTH1--
Prime 81 50 ALSIKE-Prtme 3 y
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
BIG GAIN in SAVINGS DEPOSITS.

An Indication Of the progress which Is beihg
r-ade I'm The direction of better times is AFFORDED
BY ire experience Of the savings banks, which re-
Port that great many OF their customers, VINO
during the business depression were Obliged
- draw out almost their entire deposits. are now
steEdlv building Up their accounts again. the
deposits IN some instances being notably large.
Hundreds Of rev depositors. too. have within the
last fev months opened savings bank accounts.
snd are making regular deposits
This movement is believed b. savings bank off,
Gals 70 be due The object lesson Of the panic
period when the advantage Of having savings
fund on which draw when employment failed
vas widely dernonstrated-s lesson taken 20 heart
b great number Of people, who. in the past. had
rot formed the habit of systematically saving any
psrr Of their earnings.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, April 3, lDUy-
C0FFEk-The %ofee market showed continued ir-
regularity to-day but trading active and there
was comparatively little further liquidation The close
inactive, net points higher points with
May quoted at 5000 bid, about 30 points below the
high record OF the Sales reported
of only 4.25O bags The market opened steady at
changed prices TO an advance Of points in response TO
steady foreign markets. but only June showed i'm
provement, and the market susceptible
small orders in the business The
reaction which has the high point OF the
week IS attributed 20 realizing following advance Of
about 2t<c per pound with selling promoted by les
sened probability Of duty the fact that
there has been no confirmation OF the circulated
last week concerning serious damage the coming
as result Of halsorms in Pauo Selling for short
account is evidently restricted by the strength Of the
spot situation expectations OF further material decrease
IN the worlds visible supply before the the
son and the fact that the tariff question still
certainty. which develop buIlish far
holdings Of coffee The
spot coIee was quiet bur steady with quotations the
basis OF sasc for Rio No
The range OF contract prices IN the local market day
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

CcTEoN-The bull movement in the cotton market
continued to-day. with trading she active and the
general 40 fsr experienced the advance. while
prices sold into now high ground and within "a {
points Of the high records OF the which
MADE a'e last Jsuusry- Better cables -hau
the dryEcods situation and continued dry weather IN
the southwest seemed 70 ," promoting broader in
yestmeuj demand. ard the realizing sales of old longs
promptly absorbed hy buying of this character
and covering OF shorts The reacted only
slightly In the late trading and closed steady lu
HdN Nanc~ % 5u points The market
opened firm advance OF 6a points and sold
en 10 points net higher. with May touching HIoc and
october @4e % TO so points above the low record
OF the previous There heavy selling
long the advance but talk Of nrmer spot
markets and tho evidences of a broadening public de
mHud restricted short sales. and the absence of
sressive pressure prices held within few points OF ths
best Local spot people that tho upward move
mept hns brought in some of tn" less well supplied
spinusrs and that III" interior Is fulE following n
leading. IN" advance long condition
obtains there would Nte incentive for aggressive
operations OF fhs market. but
vance Of nearly = without reaction OF
quenVe oud 60 entit!c prices easier intervals
while the blk bulls hardly 10 be aggressive
following considerable reduction In the short interest
The OF prices the local market 70 DAY
r4aS As 1gvr
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
COBALT STOCKS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool 3-Closug: WHRAT-Spot steady.
No red AID futures nrn: MAY. S.
Sd: July Tied. September S. i4d COFlN-spot
quiet. American mixed fvs Galyestoul, 5s iO'td:
futures quiet: May. IS e5sd. July. % % FLOUR
Winter patents strong 32s Sd PEAS1snadian firm Is
I'D BEEF-Extra India dull. 1o2s Sd PORK
Prime Western dull. los HOPS London tPacifc
Coast steady. f2gt3. HAMs-short cut - 70 u n
steedv. 4Ss 81 BACON-Cumheraud cut, 20 % 30 -.
steady rib 1s - n steady. SOS long clear
Tniddles light 2s 20 - n 1TTn sos Cd long clear T1od
heavy. 70 firm. J0S short clear backs lG 70 -
steady clear bellies. "a rs n, steady. Sis sd
SIOULDERS-S Square II 10 10 n, steady. 42s. LARD
Prime Western. IN terces. steady, bis 3D.; American
steady 52s Cd. tIEESK-C adian finest
62s CANADIAN finest coored firm Sos 81
'TAII<DW-prime city steady 2ss. Australian London
3ns Sd TCRPENTINE-Sp Hrnl. 2es Sd LIN
SEED OII1-Firnl 22s I'D PETROLEUM -Stcsdy. ~
ROSI$-t>ommou STEADY S. d.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
NEW BRITISH STATES.

one Of the chief provisions of the Anglo -Siamese
treaty is the renunciation by Siam in favor Of
Great Britain Of her suzeranty over the three
states of Kelantau Tringano and Kedah. and also.
it believed OF part Of the states Of Rahman and
Iegeh.
Great Britain is at liberty take the
states from the Malay Ratahs who rule over them.
The effect Of this will be to include these tes
in the Malay Federated States. under British pro
lection, and will add fifteen thousand square
miles TO British territory. BY this arrangement
practically the whole Of the Mahometan popula-
tiou Of the peninsula comes under British rule
siam benefits by getting the necessary capital for
railway construction and also by gradual aboli-
tion Of extraterritorsl rights-I.ondon Daily Mail
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
TREE-STUMP JEWELLERS,

Many persons make their home in 4 treetop some
races live there. But a homo in tree
stump like modern dwelling, it is on
ground and is more easy of access Hence.
when an American moved to British Columbia
and found the stump OF giant tree, which seemed
available he followed it out carefully, put
roof made a window through the solid wall. set up
q stove and q door. and there ne was, snug a
bug in rug" He and the four other members Of
his family live there conteutedy In house, part OF
which certainly not built with hands-The
Pathfinder.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
VOLCANIC ASH IN INDUSTRY.

In japan a company is engaged in exploiting the
1se of volcanic ash combination with Portland
cement mortar. This combination is said TO he
particularly valuable in the construction of works
-stIbmerged in salt water. II is claimed that the
cement thus formed possesses greater tepsile
strength and is denser. than ordinary Portland
cement II is also resistant to the percola-
tfon OF water Attention Is called the fact that
industry xpan,lS, the Philippines contain
great deal of volcanic ash which might be avaia-
bic Touth's Companion.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

toffee cables. Ro--tOffee market Steady No : RIO
ASD25. exchange - T32d receipts 5000 bass stock
10000 bags. Santos-Conee market hrn; No santos
4Sl5o; No 2SSt0. receipts 1000 stock 9o7 600
bags Hamburs--Coree market opened UNCHANGED 70 =
rig higher: al ? = lower
higher; sales 1900 Havre-Coffee opened
unchanged 10 3. frame higher: at 10 unchanged sales
5000
The statistical position Brazilian coffee was as fol
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
saooocoo TROLLEY MAKING COMPANY.

Albany April 5-The Duplex Non-Arcing Trolley
COMPANY Of New York, organized to manufacture
electric trollevs and mechanical devices. in
corporated to-day. with capital of = 10000 The
directors are Arthur O'L4eary and Frederick J.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

Actual exports 49, 5000 1000 900 ls Geo
As9s AsSst ant4eaa a sS s$ s9
cotton Unea2s' sPs:a d f.GS osSss sRS 1d
port 500, American. 1000. imports 1000 all American
@aas o deeap 6- eased qGle. net "a Bont higher on
na Ropt 9s3 uns on 5 a months AP aPd o APT a
Sgsqs l2d august ssP5SP56s 5Sf S9sS sspSseGe- %
gsmhr ID aod msT od MSc 2d
FLOUR AND MEAIe-Demsnd FOR nour was poor
to-day. with prices held higher in some quarters ~
The following are prices quoted on The New YORK
sgr5e sTT safs 8 900 3 90 extrs No nte 81 aS
81 az extra No winter $4G$A %. strashts.
s. 30 a s. 80 RYE FLOUR-Ftrm Quoted: Fair 70
Quoted KIN dried s. 455$5 Is
8 A g 60 coarse 81 5oasI g. FEEDwesern
stsq@g city nr s2 s aonT DO sas s5 red dos
$40 ~ city bran s25 bulk s2s sacks: mddllnE. s25
e3S see ES bas aHs 81 20 sacks OIL MEA% saa
for May and , July 0,nsa %nea.
to-day the former selling at 81 80, 2t and e ot ne
and July 81 137s. Part OF the advance due to
pension Of Chicago grain house Who II was said
was short anywhere from 100000 to GOO 900 bushels Of
commission house demand and a good deal ot cover
expecting a lower the last day tho week.
ago ago HE sepembeT and Deeember contracts Mere
more or less neglected at Chicago, and did not
POOL made good response. however. closing 40
from Broonhan reduced his estimate on worlds
shi from that out Friday. but the figures
posted by another authority on Change were 900
bushels or 100000 bushels more than the previous
The strong cash situation at Western points
factor Of great Importance in the market
and advces from Minneapolis reported large -four
business on Friday part OF Il representing sales
districts. Northwest receipts mod
crate while all points had total OF 422.000 bushels
compared with bushels last year. Unfavorable
crop reports received from various parts of
belt notably Ohio where of the damage was
said be export business of about
II loads was reported Cash wheat
81 @s1s q 81 29l. in eevRtor. and
81 eos T o b ahoat; No l Northern Duluth and 70
/ hard winter, 81 2ss ( o ahoat CoRN-Commis-
sion houses good buyers Of corn. partly. Il
said for the account Of the suspended hrm at chi
cago understood have been short of May The
heat strength light country together
u OF cables. all had a on
market. and the advance held pretty well
to I o'clock MAY here quoted T5is
14Isc and September. T4C Interior receipts
amounted TO 335.OO0 bushels. compared with 44T
bushels No = here closed ~ nc e1e-
vator and T4a.c h ahoat; No . white nominal
and ye low. T47. o afoat. OATS-The
ket for oats firm and higher with other grains
Cash houses bought but some OF the commission
rle AT chicago we're sellers Of MAY at the advance
sh NeW York closed follows Mixed. 20
- ~ 5NC natural white 26 10 - III. as 60c
and clipped white. - - Tb IS G3c. YE--Markst
2 western spe o New BARLEY
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

Gates the New York Produce Exchange was dull
$13AprlI. 81 May. s15 and June SIS .,
and syrEps ruled stead 70 5rn III but business was
moderate all around Quotations follow: MOLAssEs
&c good 22 &c; prime. 2@q$0c; New Orleans
i6G 2Sc good - 2e PRIME f 2 25e: faneg
O!Ls.Cot;onseed oil was strong and excited at the
lighter OF r hs |ssT Long interest has been emimated
C0aI akins cised set6ack ater in the session
54sg .53c; $500 July. 5S2 575c and $500 septem-
fresh oU Se'G While there seems to be very Little
IN tone and oatd prices IRE maintained. Refined pc
STANDARD white, b6ls. s5Cc; bulk SC: Philadelphia
wae w x E" yorS ySrf b 30"
%he G59e Gs,. S a95c bulk G45s %ssr
ner I0nSEED Xe oIlPrme crude 2!c prime sum
October 6.7sG 5ooc November 585 a 45c: of sum,
mer yellow April 580 ) 4oc; good of summer yellow
yci TI@ ''49c prime % white 545a 5goc; prime winter
Ta g5 raw 80 Sc 45g46c: Calcutta
DAY 6ns lad edS oWn %f % @ all ~
wee We're h9ss @ ana oss from @ Receipts Chicago
and an M II. West 1900 Quoted Mess
s,5 s,EPI9gis5 s5 qao,sd sIo 5oS$l1
S5sl iSSs 2se52s s'' I BEFssB
ees steady TO- ouosd quote Fs mons T io 10 q i6 a m
GIt it - .oun'r{ 5sg6G LARD
lard steady Quoted, 1oAc Refined laLd hrm- quoted:
II
1250c Compound steady. Quoted. sdskc sTEARINE
quiet Quoted: Oeo. BE city lard stesrine II &c.
RiCE-The rice market the close the
however, light Quotations Screenings 2s<a
81 = ordinary. 3Aq4i4c. fair %d5c: good ordinary.
81 d59sc; urine 5s d59<c; choice 6d6I7c japan
3G41c: Patna and Slams 596lsc. Java, 5iec Rangoon.
4ad6c.
SUGARIThe market for refined sugar dun.
Is 4S5c net. less l cash. named by
buckle. Howell and American. and Warner
quote 1850. net less following
less and per 100 III from invoice and per
cash no further discounts whatever: Crystal dom
mos. ISOc Eagle tablets. 25c loaf T5c.
crushed b0Sc; mould A, 5.3Oc cubes Eagle bags
powdered and Eagle confectoners Rranulated. 8 2Oc.
XXXA powdered; bloc powdered and pow
dered hn0c; fruit powdered and EaRie
oHtra fine granulated 95c: Eagle 2b Of fine
graduated. 515c, 2-b bags 25c. s-lb bags do
52oc; Oh bags do. 515c: 1o-lb bags Eagle
hne or standard granulated and diamond a. 95c.
70 and 30 b bags of fine ated confectioners
No =. 45oC. No 6. +.45c No Z, 4Oc. No s 435C- No
O. 430c. No 10. 4.25c No II. 2OC: IL. I5c. Nos
lS and Il 4ioc; Nos IL and l6 ! 1Oc withdrawn The
London market for beet = d l0wer for the
spot month. but unchanged for other positions This
put April down los - ID. while MAY still named
al los o I'D and August quoted 6%d The local
market for raw sugar dull and unchanged. with
teritrfugal o6 test quoted at 3p &c:
test. 3.4Si7c. and molasses 3 221.c
Confirmation Of the sale Of cargo Cuba centrffti-
gals made late yesterday about bags about due
2%c cost and freight. was obtainabIe. but no fresh
business reported
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
COuntrU Board.

HANTED.-Board three adults and child in
country from Nav 81
hours ride of city. good farm home preferred.
rates Address L 8. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
MONEY IN CIRCULATION.
Ths Treasury Department reports the tota
nacnsN in circulation April as follows:
81 oss es4 5IG ssos4. as. COS 80. 0so. 40 -.

1872 81 SO; April !, 1901, s28 ..
Circulation per capita. - s.; April / 1865 S5 80
Apr 1877 Sss 81 pril ! 1906. 81 70: april /. 1906
- IS April / 1864 $50 81: April l. 1908. 50 "a Apri
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

! Maturing 1909 u
! Diminished b. sVartwout AppenzeIar. 30 Pine
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
CHICAGO GRAIN ANn peov,s,ons

Ryan, Of Providence. and Walter r Lee. Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov Vernesses
10 colleges, Schools and Families Apply
Mrs NJ. ]. YOUNG FULTON. = Union Squars
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
HOTEL MORTON

Virginia Ave near beach Atlantic City. y JOpe- an
the year. Fine suites witt prtvats bath Hand-
furnished Perfect sanitary arrangement
to Special for winter Capacity go
MRS. N r. HAINES. Owner and Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
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NEW YORK PRICES.

Market steady. mailing. 7ds7sc. and feeding. 74S
T5c Q York.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08

Chicago-Cattle. common to prime.
$500 to $685.; hogs, prime heavy, $3.50
to $3.50: sheep, fair to choice, $4.2B
to $5.25; wheat, No. 2, SLIP to $1.13;
corn, No. 2, 64c to Csc; oats. standard,
800 to 41c; rye, No. 2, Toe to 72c; hay.
timothy, $500 to S14.50; prairie, $500
to $11.00; butter, choice creamery, ESQ
TO 29c; eggs, fresh, 1Sc to 24c; pota-
toes, per bushel, 42c to SOC.
Indianapolis-Cattle, shipping, $500
to $3.50; hogs, good to choice heavy.
$3.50 to $s.45; sheep, good to choice.
$3.50 to $4.25; wheat, No. 2, $1.10 to
SLIP; corn, No. 2 white, 65c to &c;
oats, No. 2 white, CSC to 39c.
St. Louis-Cattle, $500 to $3.50;
hogs, $500 to ss.40; sheep, $500 70
$3.50; wheat, No. 2, SLY to $1.20;
corn, No. Q, 64c to Csc; oats, No. 3,
39c to 4Oc; rye No. 2, 75c to 76c.
Detroit-Cattle, $500 to $3.50; hogs.
$500 to $500; sheep, $3.50 to $3.50;
wheat, No. 2, SLIP to S1.14; corn, No.
2 yellow, &c to Csc; oats, standard,
4Oc to 42c; rye, No. 1, Tic to nc.
Cincinnati--Cattle. $500 to $3.50;
hogs, $500 to $S.40; sheep, $500 to
s4.25; wheat, No. 2, s1.14 to $1.16;
corn, No. 2 mixed, CSC to 69c; oats.
No. 2 mixed, 3Sc to 4oc; rye. No. :.
73c to 75c.
New York-Cattle, $500 to $500;
hogs, $500 to $3.50; sheep. $500 to
s4.25; wheat, No. 2 red, $1.07 to $1.10;
corn, No. 2, 75c to 76c; oats, natural
white, 42c to 45c; butter, creamery,
&c to 31c; eggs, western, 24c to
27c.
Milwaukee-Wheat, Nc. 2 northern,
$1.O1 to s1.04; corn, No. 8. SOC to Coo:
oats, standard, 39c to 41c; rye. No. I
73c to 74c; barley, standard, &c to
CSC; pork, mess, $24.75.
Buffalo - Cattle, choice shipping
steers, $500 to $500; hogs, fair to
choice, $500 to $3.50; sheep. common
to good mixed, $500 to $3.50; lamba.
fair to choice, $500 to $3.50.
Toledo-Wheat, No. 2 mixed, $1.13
to $1.15; corn, No. 2 mixed, &c .
CSC; oats, No. 2 mixed, . to 41es.
rye. No. 2. SOC to Tic: clover seede
$3.50.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08

nations must have been a source OF
professional admiration, surprise and
regret that he could not be reincar-
mated in this age of so great possibili-
ties to the navigator. How he would
have liked to tread their decks and
immaculate bridges! What consterna-
ton would not he have poured into the
Indians of Spuyten Duyvil OF the mu-
tineers Of Hudson's Bay from their
many embattled turrets.
Visiting the commanders of the va
rious vessels, from the trim steam
yachts or motor boats to the massive
stepped battleships or the huge hulks
of the Mauritania or the Lusitania
the shades met surprises at every
hand. Very frequently they were
startled by a "cra-a-sh" swapping in
the atmosphere about them, as invis-
ible as their own disembodied spirits.
Brave though he was, Hudson must
have seized nervously the arm of his
more modern companion and demand
ed: whats that" And Fulton, in
ventor and mechanic, no doubt con
fessed ignorance and turned to the
shade of old Diedrich Knickerbocker,
their guide, for enlightenment.
Let us go with them on their first
tw%enty-four hours inspection. Father
Knickerbocker, being credited with
maintaining a close watch upon the
habits and progress of the inhabitants
of his beloved Isle of Manhattan, was
able to set their fears at rest, albeit
he aggravated their wonder by explain
ing that the uncanny noise was made
by wireless telegraph instruments.
"But what is the telegraph" both
asked.
q had forgotten that you left be-
fore the invention of sending messages
by means of a wire over thousands of
miles of space. At first wires were
necessary, and they still are generally
used over land. But over water q
system Of sending and receiving mes
sages across hundreds of miles of
space with no visible connection is
coming into very common use. AL
ready it has saved the lives Of man.
hundreds of shipwrecked people. By
1tS use DuSy business men Oh ocean
travels are able to keep in momentary
communication with any part of the
world they wish explained the proto-
type of New York town.
81 remember something about
Franklin with a kite and a key. He
drew sparks from a string. That was
a little while before I caught cold
crossing from New Jersey and became
a shade said Fulton. rs this new
biography anything like that?'
"Sc.mething similar, as it is accom-,
plished by means of captive electric
ity," replied Father Knickerbocker
Telephony is another invention
whereby sounds are reproduced accu.
rately over thousands of miles OF wire
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08

In trying to break through a crowd
one can often go faster by moving
slower.
Even after looking at our little
weekly salary we cannot help thinking
Of our greatness.
Biggs-That noise sounds like a cy-
clone; is there a storm coming Up?
Wiggs-No, that is the wind whistling
through the gas pipes.
When a big man finds himself face
to face with a little woman at the
head Of the stairs about 2 a. m. his
bravery is put to a severe test.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
ATCHISON GLOBE SIGHTS.

Nearly every mother teaches her
baby boy to say he is "a bad boy"
Say a girl is pretty and every one
around screams She knows it"
Nothing is quite so forlorn looking
as a picnic when the weather is bad.
Wherever a man goes he will make
tracks, and other people will see them.
Some people do not believe it is
possible to steal from a railroad COM
pany.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08

Uniforms were first adopted by the
English military organizations in the
seventeenth century.
Ancient buildings or works cannot
be restored in Italy without the con-
sent of the government.
Twenty-five-cent dinners are served
in the House of Commons for such
members as desire them.
According to the official estimates,
the value of the diamonds yet ~ the
ground in German South Africa is
| $3.50, 000, 900.