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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14

VIZ w CulllIIlUftFS lIuBt lelItI ott-
ortlgen Eraceoen5iou ihaffen moIle.
OGs Seiratbeu Gin Muf.
Ntlr Die Seirntb fonntc Den 10 Sabre
olten Soporo StrauB Dor benz
8efongniB rotten. - Seiue 10
Sabre alte grout beontragte
ieine 8erboftung. - Inter Nlui.
'iht oer Foli8ei in Der Stride ge.
trout. '''
Boli3iit SuIlioon pom iiiolidcn
GiItritt perboitete geitcrHG odnlittag
Den 10 Sabre nlten 8oruoro Stroub
bon DIR. 2091 Sit'Seatb- StroBe, uno
~Iieiertc i'm IN Die iiiblid)e 8oli5ei,
llotion Elm. gri mlroe auf Antrog Der
10 Sabre altcn biloihonen Nnnie
Gbelmam BON Ger. 22T, Cit.Seatb.
StraBc, uerbaftet, nit melher Straub
Dor mebrcren W}ouaten ein 9iebeS.
pcrbGltniB ongcf1iipit batte, oeiicn
6oIgen nid)t nusblicbcu. Bel ieinem
%rrb0r in Der Eoli5eiitntion mafte
@olt3eirihter 2eniS Den jlngen
Nfonn oaraui nuimerfiom, oaB er Ell.
rel mebrjGbri9en 3u6tbollsitraic
crtgegeniebe uno er 0erielben mn
eiltgeben fonnc, nenn er oas WGo.
Gctt Dem 1rolnltor 3liiibre. StrouB
crtIGrte b%oroli, OoB er ieocr3eit be.
rtit lei, Ieiner Nnnie, Die er iiber NI,
les liebe, Die Sono gum 9unoe iiir'S
Seben 81 REDEEM, un6 er i6on lnnge
nit ibr uerbeiratbct getpeien nGre,
ruenn ibm ieine Mlttter ben WiQen
aclaiien bate. 3llm Terb0r eridlie.
men Die Gltcrn mo @eidmiIter oes
DfGodens uno Die Mutter unO cine
SdrueIter Strnub'. Gle Nutter ocs
NrreItanten moute 81 elmer Seiratb
gar nift cinmiai9en umo Die Sdme.'
ilel OeS julqeu Wannes rietb iogar
81, soaB Somoro lieber ieinc Straie
obiisen iollte, ols iit 3u perbeira.
item. &aOi Sruis erfldrte Der W1ut.
ttr Damn Den Sadpcrbolt, moroui lie
lire @inwiaigung CUR Seirotb gob.
Iie bei0erieitigen gItern oes jun-
gen Baores madJten lid iofort oui
Den @eg nah Dem 2%icen5bureoil, no
lic Den erforoerlifen Seiratbsidein
erlongten. Nit oieiem febrten iie mad
Der iiioliten Yoli3eiitation 5itrid,
uno bic feline Yro5eiiion belpegte Iif
inter 6ilbrung bes S%ergeonten Sb.
Gmings, Der Den 9r1utigom esfor.
tirtc, mad DER NbpentS.aird an ser
Rotapsco.S trabe. Zen @befnoten
Id,iir5tc EaItor Gbriitopber Sparltna.
Nsod) Dem Srollaft mar Der gr1iiti.
gom ge5mimaen, nod Der ReIi3ei
ltotion 5urild5ufebreu, no i'm 8oli.
5eirihter 2eruiS, nahoem err ibnn ara.
tlllirt bate, ireiIieb. Gr legte Dem
i!ngen Nann ans Serj, bob er Dem
VorlhIag ieiner Riltter, oie miinidJe,
Dab er MIR beiratbe, nm Der Strafe
di ent9eben unb ipaterbin boS N1o.
den i'm Slide 5u loiien, nidt 1oIgc
lfilten iolIe, ou CT ionit oufiir iorgen
weroe, oab CT id)ner b%eItrait tueroe.
goeboll. - lie Orioles Iieq.
ten geitern gl1n5enb iiber Hetporf
uno iteben nun mieoer an oritter
STEELE. Ser Nbitano 5lpiihen Den
Orioles II. &od)eiter miro allm1bIid)
g%eringer. Gie geitrigen SpieIe Der
oltliden 2iga oerlieien lpie iolst:
IN gloItiuavr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14

or If. Nugltit in Baltimore ta9t.
Gle gnlti III Ielegutcn
3ie oemofrotiidJe Organization bon
Baltimore bat ais Telegoten Der
81 Ser om If. slu0lIit itottiin.
Stouts B.. Contention Die iol-
Serreu ouigeIteut, oeren Nus.
vabI bei Der YrimGrnabl am 3. Iu'
quit BON oen bcmofrotiiden Stimml-
1ebern rotiii5irt merben miro:
Griter 8iitritt
ut 2orge-Gr. 2ouiS 8eder.
I. @ilium &. 2emfubI.
.. @orO-6rcOerid 9uBmon.
8. 8aro-Anbrem :. Burns.
4. @orb-Gogor g. ?Iib.
3. @orO-Mnrtin j. NeoIp.
6. 3oro-Somcs u. 2cpiS.
3mciter Giitrift.
Eetcr !. Campbell.
Soiepb i. Scott.
Artbur 8. 9ridmon.
Gr. 8eorge $. GoirncS.
5bomus i. Code.
Irittcr 1iItritt. E
At 2argc-@m. u. @beotlen.
10. @oro-@m. 4. S'Gouor.
II. alpo $. 3pion.
fl. @uro-@ueenc :. Groniu.
1G. Woro-9. .. SbreepeS.
10. Waro- 0onicl :. 2oben.
20. @oro-@corgc Z. mines.
@icrter 9iitrift.
ut 2orge-GborleS s. @pott.
II. @orb-Sobn @renoel.
IS. @oro-S obn :. Wurn.
u. @oro-Sobn q. Soroep.
%. @orb-Sobn 5. 6ibiimmonS.
%. @urb-8ilbert q. 9oilp.
"a. @oro-Mortin y. Hepnolos.
Gle 3cit lit fnr&. e
@iS bcute Nodmittog nm 4 llbl
miiiicn Ole Selegoten bciocr Eortcie!
81 oerer reipeftiuen StooiS.G onpea'
tioncn bel ser StootS. @oblolliiidis
bebor0e iilr Baltimore nngcmelogI
icin. Tics id)lieBt Die oben ol,1c
iilbrte Cite Der Tcmofrnten Gin. 81;
HepublitunCr crmGhlen lire 9ele9d
ten 81 itrer StnatS Soupelltion nib,
birctt. iog0crnE Delegation 81 GiitriftS
GouuenilonCu III meld)en Damn 0iI
GclcGatcn 5llr StootSs ullo Siloi5ial
Convention Crnamut mcrbcn. Sic Ge
nlutrotcn itsueu pom Der Staota.9pn
pentinu mlobh1n9ige Gele9oten 81
ibrer SNloi5ial- Gonoeutiom ouf babct
nit Der AnmelblnG ~oericlben ocsboll
nod Belt bis gum 10. Silli. 30 lana
Belt bobcn lie uno audi dc Hepub!t
fnncr nit Der Nnnlcloun1 bon Gan
0ibaien Die ultcr Dem CRAWFORD
County, pltem fir pcrifieoenc IenI
Ter ouigeiteIt merbell. Gie Eemo
froten peroen bie Nonlinntionen iii
oQe Ieniter. nit IuSnubme Der orr
Hidter. ourd baS Gram
Ipro.Gonuntps Spitcm pornebmen; 81
Republifoncr bringcn Die oirett
@obl ober illr iiir Die IuiiteIuIls
non Gonoiboten fir gIftllar oeS Sri
ininal 8erid)ts, Nftllor oeS &reis
8erid)ts, Aftuor oes Common EleaS
@2rid)ts. SeitomentS . &e9iltrotor
S6eriii uno StnOt.@ eometer gu
Imueuouug. Iie a Gnnoibaten III
ooS llnterbouS mo Der Gnnoibot IN
4. 2iltritt Iiir fSSs(l oSSenat peroen il
GiliriftSs9 onpeittioilen alitgeltellt.
Gie ioIgenben repubIifanilden BE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
@um 1cIOe Scr IOlitif.

Ger Nua1dll Der Dtlllll6ipalpaDl III
annapolis cine 6oIge Scr u8roB'
potcr.alouicI." - Neger fonnten
nit)t Itimmen. - Die elite Der
9oltinIorer Gelegoten 5ltr Demo-
frutiihcn StoatS Contention.
1iC Wuni5ipaImnbl in Der Staots'
Snuptita6t annapolis, melde ON
Montag itottiouo, cnocte nit eincm
al6n3enoen Siege ser Iemotroten.
lie Gcmofroten %erip6bIten Den
Wtupor, StaOtunpalt mno ief)S
StootratbamitgIieoer - 3pei Don ie.
ser Der orei @nroS. Die @rm1bIten
irno: Oiopor Somes (. Strange,
Sta0tuHmolt Hi6gelp y. Wieluin Der
icbige Sta6toumait, Staotrotbsnlit.
glieoer elmer &. Eorfinion unO Ibo'
WoS $. 2intbicum non Der criten,
Or. 6ronf u. Sbompion m0 i. $.
Seller BON Der 5peitcn, Hidoro s..
GboneD uno Charles &. WperS pom
ser 0ritten Woro. Wopor Strange
erGiClt cine WoioritGt uou 37t Stims
men, Die groBtc, mclhe je in Nnnos
polls obgcgebcu muroc. Sta0tamuolt
WClpin's WojoritGt mgr 456 Stims
men. 2(u oieicr Mobl fonnten lid) nltr
as Ncger betbciligcnL oo inter Dem
ncucn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit Der
,.@roBuotcr &Ialtiel" lmgeidbr 900
Ncgcr nidJt regiitrirt mer0en fonnten.
Gic 3obl Ser reoiitrirtcn Stinumgc'
bel in annapolis lit 0urh Dos neue
0eieB uon 2100 ouf 1885 berobge.
%iunfen.
Bouucrncur GrotberS Jimmie olf
bel Der Wflmi5ipulnabl. IS mar 0oS
critic Mul, Oob er III 2%lnnopoliS itimm.
II. Ger Contribution 0eS StonteS &c.
n;Gb lit oic Stoots .Soliptitont Der &C.
itbItdc Wobnprt 0eS BollpcrnellrS
ipGbreu6 ieine5 AmtsterminS. &u
Ser beilte itottiinoenoen Gonucntion
Der Iemofroten bon Nnne NrunoeI.
Goiultp miro Der 8ollpernellr ais Ies
lcgut Sllr oemufrutilhen Stonts'
Convention ernannt ner0eu. mclde
or If. Nugltit in Baltimore tagt.
Gle guItim orer0elegatcn.
Sic oemofrotiide Organization bon
Baltimore bat ais Telegoten Der
gu Ser ON If. sIugllit itottiins
Stouts Convention Die fol
Serreu ouigeitelt, oeren Alts.
uobl bel Der ErimGrpabl am 3. Iu.
giit bon oen ocmofrotiihen Stimnl.
rotiii5irt mcrben miro:
gr ter 8iitritt
ut 9orge-Gr. 2ouiS geder.
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
tpie iolat:

: llDr N0ell05 ....,,.... % Oruo.
Siir beute uno morgen Iogt Der
Mettermom ollgenein flores Wetter
on bel lcid)ten umipriu9enocn Min.
oet, Die meiitens pom &citen peben
lperoen.
Sn Den anoeren NunOes . Wetter.
observation-disclosures bes SonOeS
ipuroen geiterH Die iolgenben bodIten
5empcrotllren per5eid)net: GoItport
80, Yortlouo SO, Bolton 80, Nlbonp
so, Hem Oorf 80, N%tlontic 9itp IS.
Ybilobelpbio so, Cape Wop S4,Wnlb.
in9ton IS, Noriolf %, Sotteros 81,
Charlotte SO, @ilmington IS, Gbor.
leiton So, Suponnub IS, Sodionuile
sc, Supiter 80, Sen Meit 80, Ntlonta
IS, montgomery IS, 9tem = Orleans
81, Eolcltinc 9S. 8oluelton IS, Cor.
puS Gbriiti Sc, Wempbis 80, EittS.
bura so, Cincinnati 81, Sstpego 76,
buffalo ~. Glepclono IS, Getroit
7S, Ilpeno rs, WarQlietic 6S, 8reen
gop "a, Chicago 81, Gulutb "A. ct,
Youl 80, 81. 2ouiS IS, aonioS Gitp
Sc, Smiobo 81, Surou 80. gisnlord
50, 0iaiiton "a. Sopre 6S. Seleno
~, Solt Cafe Gitp sc. Gcnper 81,
Nortb Ylotte 81, Nmorillo %, Googe
lE.kA. on o. M,,,nTnE 10
Sei5er BON SiBe iibcrmul'
tigt.
9eim Hcinigcu Der Seilcruugel
ouf Dem 9ompier DAtlanta" bon Der
Wcrt Hiucr.2inie on, Bier Nr. 10 an
Der 2igbt. 2troBen. @erite murbc &c,
lltrn Sorntittag Der as Snbre alte
fcrbiae Sei5cr Sobn aeps BON Nr.
T42, 9rooIep- Strobe, pom Der Sttc
iiberm1ltigt, IN Der gmbulnnj oc3
i:ielifcn IiitrittS iiberliibrte man
Sen 9efuubtloien nad ieiner @ob'
iliing.
!GreiS nuf Der Strabe err
hopit menge.
brodlen.
Src6erid GaBler bon Nr. no,
Meit.Snmburg.S iraBc, ianf on Der
Gde bon Grott. uno Foppleton- Ctr.
ben Der Site iibermannt 81 Sooen.
Yolijiit MartIu grobp ionbie Den
getpuBtloieu in Der ambulonj oea
iIoweitlidlen 3iiirittS nod ieiner
@obnutg, Ger 3uitano oes Serrn
gnBler lit fritiitb. ST itebt i'm 60. Sc.
bensiabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14

9oeboIl. - 9ie Orioles lieg.
ten geitern ~gl1n5enO iiber Reiporf
unO iteben nun nieoer an oritter
STEELE. Ser Nbitanb 5piihen ben
Orioles II. &odeiter miro aIlmGbIid)
g%eringer. Gle geitrigen SpieIe Der
oltliden 2iga pcrlieien ipie ioIst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Sas Seiratben Gin Muf.

gtilr Die Seirntb fonnte ben 10 Sabre
alien Soruoro StrauB Dor benz
8efongniB rotten. - Seine 10
Sabre aIte 9raut beantragte
ieine 8erboitung. - Inter 9Iui.
'iht Der Boli5ei in Der Stride ge.
tront. lNL
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
Bio Fiqht Purses Absurd.

Purses Of 100000 for professional
fighters on the very face of them can
not appear anything but absurd.
There is a limit to everything. The
greatest crowd that\e witnessed a
fight turned out to see the Burns-John-
son battle in Sydney last December
There were over $4,000 spectators, and
though the choice seats sold for $25
each, less than $4,000 was realized
on the gate. 1t is doubtful if America
could do even this well. Of course
Jeffries and Johnson would be the
greatest card ever staged But not
more than 10000 people would part
with the coin. These would have to
average $40 each to pay the bare
purse. Even the Alaska Yukon exhi-
bition people are not throwing money
away to advertise their affair.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29

And tear the field up setting out
Upon that little frolic.
It is as if the fumes of beans
Had reached him, or the vision
Of chicken had appeared to him,
Or else that some Elysian
Mirage had shown him corn cakes,
pie.
Fresh biscuits, Or food such as
Gods eat leased him, keeping just
Outside his eager clutches.
The meadowlark will chirp and sing,
and the bumblebee will humble, the
colt will do Highland fling, and the
tumblebug will tumble, the calf will
buck and jump for joy of simply being
loose, the droll grasshoppers sit around
and spit tobacco juice, the luckless
tramp resume his march and the bull
dog chase and bite him, and the horse
fly irritate the mule, and so ad in
finitum.
1t is hard to forecast tariff phenom-
ena at Washington, but the prospect
is that when the dust of conflict settles
this time we, instead of the trusts, will
be found to be the goat. Mr.. w. H..
Taft will continue as President, and
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt as hunter to
the Associated Press. Messers. Nor
gan and Rockefeller will divide the
money. Mr.. James Schoolcraft Sher-
man will furnish the silence. Mr..
Joseph G.. Cannon will run the coun-
try, Mr.. Nelson w. Aldrich will be the
villain, and Mr.. Albert J. Beveridge
will be the young lady hesitating be-
tween two loves.
June will be notable in astronomy.
There will be two eclip ses-a total
eclipse of the full moon OH the third.
and central eclipse of the sun on the
seventeenth. The eclipse of the moon
will be visible generally in North
America, except the northwestern
portion, and the eclipse of the sun will
be visible as partial eclipse in the
United States and Canada, except
south of line drawn from San Fran
cisco through Tucson, Arizona, to
Corpus Christi, Tex. The effect of
these phenomena will be to make fish
ing better than it has been for years.
Subscriptions to the fund of $1O,0OO,-
600 which Prof. Pickering is raising
for communication with Mars will be
received up to the fifteenth. Country
newspapers forced to send wood need
not feel embarrassed. Many of the
large city papers are only giving
advice.
And then July will come again,
When the warlike boy and skittish
Will fill his little brother full
Of what we gave the British.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
BIG AREA TO Be OPENED
Lands Are Located in Montana, Idaho
and Washington.

Washington, May 22.-President
Taft has issued a proclamation pro-
yiding for the opening UP to settle
ment and entry of about 100000 acres
of land in the Flathead (Mont.), 2OO,-
900 in the Occur d'Alene Qda.) and
between $4,000 and 100000 in the Spo-
kane (Wash.) reservations.
Registration, which will commence
on July Is and close Aug. 5, must be
executed and sworn to at either Kal1s-
pell or Missoula, Mont, for the Flat
head land; at Spokane for the Spo'
kane land and at Occur d'Alene for
the lands in the Occur d'Alene reser-
walton. Applications for registration
must be delivered through the mails
only to the superintendent OF the
opening at Occur d'Alene, which will
be the point of drawing for all three
reservations. The drawing will begin
at 10 o'clock Aug. and will continue
until completed. The time for max
ing entries has been fixed as April IL,
1910, for all reservations in order to
enable the successful applicants to
make personal investigation of the
lands which will be subject to entry.
Regulations regarding the opening
of the lands will be available about
June /.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
Recent Baseball Transfers.

Acting President Heydler of the Ma
tional league announced in New York
the following contracts and releases:
Contracts.-With Chicago, Don Car
los, Patrick Ragon Contract assigned) !;
with Pittsburg, Charles Philippe; with
st. Louis, r. e. Hulswitt contract as
signed).
Releases.-By Cincinnati to Chicago,
Patrick Ragon, claimed under waiver
rule; by Cincinnati to st. Louis, r. e.
Hulswitt; by New York to st. Louis,
John Waller, claimed under waiver
rule; by st. Louis to Chicago, I. G. Hig-
ginbotham, claimed under waiver rule
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
The SPORTING WORLD
Billy SuIEivan's Task.

Close tabs are being kept on the
work Of Billy Sullivan, the new pilot
of the Chicago Americans. Sullivan
has hard task on his hands in trying
to fill Fielder Jones' Shoes The latter
was one Of the greatest leaders base
ball team ever had. His capturing Of
the pennant and the winning of the
worlds championship with a team of
weak batters in 1906 proved without
doubt his great ability. Sullivan has
been one of the leading catchers Of
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29

the country for many years. He start
ed his career with Dubuque in 1897
and later signed with Columbus. In
1899 he was sold to the Boston Ma
tionals, and when the baseball war
broke out in 1901 he joined the Chi
cago Americans. Sullivan's first de-
sire, when he entered professional
baseball was to shine as an infelder,
and he played short until an accident
left his team without catcher. With
out any previous experience he was
put in to catch and found it was his
natural position.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
s. NJ. D. NORTH.

coed Mr.. North, Mr.. North's resigna-
ton is a direct result of his recent
controversy with Secretary of Com
merce and Labor Nagel
1t had been supposed up to within
the last few days that the contro-
Versy between Secretary Nagel and
Director North had been amicably ad-
justed. The friction between the two
rotary Nagel put the matter squarely
up to President Taft, saying that
either he or Mr.. North would have to
leave the service, as existing condi-
lions between them were impossible.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29

anges and one lemon, then slice cross
wise very thinly, rind and all, with
sharp knife. Strain juice from the
other lemons. Weigh and to each
pound of fruit add one quart Of water
and let stand overnight In the morn
ing boil fifteen minutes. Let stand
until next morning. Weigh and add
one pound granulated sugar to each
pound of juice and fruit. Boil rapidly
about twenty minutes from time it be-
gins to boil. Pour into glasses.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, May 26.-Wheat-May.
$1.32A: July, $1.171a; Sept, $1.1o%@
1.1O1h; Dec, $1.0SA. Corn-May,
75Ac; July, 7Oas @7OAc; Sept, 675s
067%c; Dec, 57%c. Oats-May, Gle;
July, 54Bc; Sept, 44Ac; Dec, 45Ac.
Pork-May, 1885; July, $685.; Sept,
s19.02h. Butter-Creameries, 200
25Kc; dairies, 20@24c. Eggs-20@
211bc. Poultry-Turkeys 15c; chick
ems, 14Ac.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
Maple Sugar Frostina.

Boil one cup of maple sugar and
one-third of cup of water until it
hairs, then pour very slowly over the
beaten white Of one egg, stirring the
egg constantly, then beat with spoon
until hard enough to spread. IT it
seems to stiff add little cold water
and one-half cupful of buttermilk, or
walnut meats added Is an improve
ment to those fond Of nuts.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
Evers and Walsh Fined.

Pitcher Ed Walsh Of the Chicago
American league team and Second
Baseman John J. Evers of the Chicago
Nationals each had to pay a fine Of
500 for failure to report to their re-
spective clubs before May 1. The play
ers were reinstated, and the announce
ment of the fine was made by the Ma
tional baseball commission at Cincin-
natl
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, May 26.-Cattle-Beeves
s510@720; Texas steers, S4.75@635;
Western steers, $47506.25; stockers
and feeders, $3.60@5.60; cows and
heifers, $2.50@6.40; calves, 5000
700. Hogs-Light. $6.9O@735; mixed,
s7.O5@75O; heavy, $7.10@7.55; rough,
s7.100125; good to choice heavy,
s7.25@755; pigs, S5.9006.S5. Sheep
Native, $4.OO@6.6O: yearlings. s6.25
07.40: lambs. $6.25@8.7S.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
To Shell Pecans.

It is difficult to remove pecan meats
from the shells without breaking them,
as most housewives know, and the
ready to use kind are expensive and
not always obtainable in small towns.
Soaking the pecans overnight will
solve the problem. The shells soften
and the meats come out of the shell
whole without the least trouble.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
Duluth Wheat and Flax,

Duluth, May 26.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. hard, $1.343s; No.
1 Northern, $1.32B; No. 2 Northern,
s1.307s; May, $1.3OB; July, $1.30A;
Sept, Slips. Flax-To arrive, ST.
S21a; on track, $1791a; May, $1S11a;
July, SITS; Sept, $1.55; Oct, $1.47.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

St. Paul, May 26-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $5.0006.50; fair to good,
$45O@5.O0; good to choice COWS and
heifers, S300Gl400; veals, $500@5.75
Hogs-$6.90@7.15 Sheep-Wethers,
$625@6.75; yearlings, $7.00G725;
lambs, s7.5O@s.25; spring lambs, $500
$500
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GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
MinneaDolis Wheat,

Minneapolis, May 26.-Wheat-May,
$685.; July, $1.3O3s; Sept, $1.11s4.
On track-No. 1 hard $1.35%; No. 1
Northern, $1.34$a; No. 2 Northern,
$1325s @l.33: No. Northern. $1305s
0132.
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Brown Spots on Face.

Brown spots on the face are often
very hard to get rid of. This formula
has been very effective in many cases:
One ounce elderfower water, twenty
grains of sulphide of zinc. Mix and
rub into the spots at night. In the
morning wash off with hot water and
apply this lotion: Eight ounces of rose
water, thirty grains citric acid.-Phila-
delphia Press.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
THE SPORTING. WORLD
Pitcher Marquard Making Good.

Pitcher "Rube" Vanguard, the SILL
600 beauty whom the New York Ma
tionals obtained from the indianapolis
club of the American association last
fall, is now proving he is worth the
money paid by the New York manage
ment. Before the season opened the
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ARRANGE Dates For Polo Match.

The international polo match for the
American cup to be played in London
by the birmingham team and team
will take place June % and June 26
and third game, if it should be nee
essary, June 80. The American polo
cup has been held by the British club
since 1856.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29
Cornell Varsity Stroke Retires,

P. q. Horton, stroke Of the 1909 Cor
nell varsity crew, has been obliged to
give up rowing on account of the pres
sure of university work and has left
the varsity shell. Horizons loss is a
serious blow to the Cornell varsity.
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Jockey Notter Receives $4,000 Salary.

VUCNey NUIIsT FNECeIVVs @TU,UUU SaIaTy'
Two American jockeys rode for the
first time in Germany at the opening
of the season at Karlshorst. They are
Notter and Radtke and they ride for
the Weinberg and Haniel stables, re-
spectively. 1t is reported that Notter
receives higher salary than Prus-
sian minister, whose pay is about
$4,000 annually.
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Pittsburq's Many First Basemen.

Bill Abstein, who seems to be filling
the bill at first for the Pirates, is the
sixth first sacker that team has had in
as many years Since 1906 Nealon,
Storke, Kane, Swacina and Gill have
played the bag.
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FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
How to Make Vinegar.

Fourteen pounds of dark brown
sugar, ten gallons of soft water, two
yeast cakes dissolved in one cupful Of
warm water and two slices of toasted
bread Boil sugar in one-third Of the
water and skim Remove from the
fire, add cold water, strain into a key
and stir with stick every day for a
week. Then tack a gauze over top Of
keg. Put in warm place for six
months, when it is ready for use. A
rood time to start it is in May, and it
will be ready for use by November.
This is a tested recipe.
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Copyright. 1909, by Stanley A.. Dennis. ork City.
-'Sss,&59ys.T,
- -, =

model
en steam heat This house erected
building siding
Cellar walls
in
oak floors North Carolina
A.
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DIRECTOR NORTH QUITS
Head Of Census Bureau Forced
to Tender Resignation.

Washington, May 26,-S. N. D..
North, director of the census, has ten
dered his resignation to President
Taft and it has been accepted. E.
Dana Durand, deputy commissioner of
corporations, has been named to sue
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Rresnahan Insured For $4,000.

Stanley Robson, owner of the st.
Louis Nationals, has taken out $780,
900 life insurance policy on his man.
ager and leading catcher, Roger Bres-
nahan.
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general opinion of the baseball critics
was that Vanguard would not come up
to expectations. But since the start
"Rube" has proved that he is capable
of holding his own against any twirler
in the big league. His recent defeat of
the champion Cubs was notable one.
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ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS PUZZLES.
U. S. SENATOR'S.

US. SENATOR'S
No. 3d. James Shields served from
No. 81 William Window served about years. 1870
March,
No. 49,. o. P Stearns JAN 1s, 1871 March,
W. Washburn, to Narch4
f.
Capp %, junior
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-05-29

Orange MarmaIade.
Wash and dry nine oranges and three
lemons. Cut into quarters all the or