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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-16
CUTLERY.

satpaie.spoonrml before each meal and haforo
nati+a dnls tonic will restore lost an
ts eSit eod purity the blood give You 4 heal
ssny Do1y ana put life and color into ro.,r
race. | find this tonic very af Floso your ".
arouslng the liver to normal acfion - -
moving liver blotches, pfmnIes ana ~, re, re-
skin eruptions anu other
Mrs. r. j.: I receive n 0raa+ 49,,
t tsas Just like yours from people who s 80
tsa9puiDIed with dandruff, itching scain "a -
ant ts4n nan. T. It is certainly not pleas.
once beautiful tresses. inva ,y,s1ns your
9iesoIr,n,.e ne use OF a hair tonic made Nv
utisssoiVlhg an ounce of quinzoin In : hoH
pint ~ c aiconol ana then adding a half
Viii vii ~ ~ coln water Try this tonic and n
VIII stop all irritation and vour bs., ~ 49,. !.
coming out, remove the dandrnff a a,,d rom ~
sure your scalp to a healthy condition.
"A. v. W.: To make : vrsa.a,..
p ps cream that will be enfireIv bena-
nclal ana not encourage growth ~ bat r. ~ -,
n nie iace, mix ] ounce Of almozoin with III
PHI coIu water and add fpasnoonF,,IsS
giycerlne Stir and let stand FOR ~ L ~
~ 70; In All my experience I have navar
a ap aGa anything TO equal almozoin Jelly as
ned ai han 70 Deauty: Il is excellent for chap
P e, lanus ana face massaging. removI,g
Isreckles, tan, wrinkles, biackReads ans
art from the pores Of the skin II s ioa 1 ~
t the SKIN SKIN IN excellent condition It is also
ever found for making smaller th9so. lave nave
unslghtly pores below the eyes. which ara srs
Troublesome TO so many ladies' You can
get almozoin ct any drug store.
K. Q. x: "A fat woman Is certainly AZ.
serving q pity. either In society or bust
ness She can't help but feel misershle
ana out OF place. The best remedy / know
q 70 reduce your flesh without dieting Il
mace oy dissolving 4 ounces OF narnotis
~ pint OF hot water. Take Z 4absa.
spoonful three times a day before meals.
ms preparation is harmless. Al friend Of
mine who used 1t, reduced her welahf IL
pounds in two weeks. 1850
s.l mrs Y. ": You can stop that terrible
llching from your eczema hy usine Il Ia
ton made by mixing ounces al luxor /
taDiespoonfuls OF alcohol and d haff-pint
Of water. Apply this three Or four times
day and allow to dry. Repeat untfl skin
y restored to healthy condition This
remedy 10 splendid for salt rheum, rash
ana other skin ernptions. have seen fhis
remedy tried numerous times with sur
prisingly satisfactory results.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-16
Railroad News
DIFFERENTIAL
FROM N. D. POINTS
~. o. r. r. COMMISSION AT SUPE.
RfoR CONSIDERED RATES
HAVE FINISHED con-
FERENCE.

Superior, Wis, Nov. ia differen-
tia1 of liz cents in rate in favor of
Minneapolis from the southern part Of
North Dakota and the belief that f
there should be a differential it should
be In favor of the head Of the lakes,
has caused much discussion here.
Members Of the North Dakota rail
road commission and the traffic com
mittee of the Superior Commercial
club held a conference Saturday.
Chairman w. II. Stutsman, of the
North Dakota commission, explains
the differential, saying:
Eighteen years ago the interstate
commerce commission made a ruling
that the roads shipping grain to the
head of the lakes through Minneapolis,
should charge 11z cents more to the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-16
Milwaukee to Reach winnIpea

Winnipeg. Nov 16.--Word was re-
ceived in this cfty yesterday by the
board of trade from an interested
delegation OF North Dakota people
who had just returned from confer
ence In Milwaukee with A. j. EARRING,
president of the Chicago Milwaukee 4
ST Paul railway, that he had made 1t
lain to them that the Milwaukee road
will extend its northwestern lines into
Winnipeg next year.
The road win be brought north from
Fargo, cutting midway between thel
Casselton branch and the main line 9f
the Great Northern into Grand Forks
From there 1t will run west to Lari
more and from there directly north to
Winnipeg.
Property has been purchased here
at cost Of $25O.O00 and the necessary
property has been secured in Grand
Forks and Fargo for the extension.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-16

-Tabe Oamask and Napkins to Match
Regular s1O Damask wide
Napkins to match, regular 1926
Regular $12
sale yard q
Napkins match saled .. a.
Regular $3.50 yard Damas extra
heavy. Special for this SALE yard IL
Napkins to match,
Regular s75 Bched heavy
Special for this SALE yard
Napkins
Napkins match, saled
Napkins
Regular
patterns Special this sale yard
Napkins SALE
Napkins to match regular $3.50 Dozen This SALE dozen
Napkins match, his SALE ga
Napkins match, SALE as
hne coh and new pattern 70 inch es wide Special for this
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-16

-Odd NaPkins--NO Cloths or Damask to Match
Napkins 20x0
rive
seven Dozen 224 inches Beached Daak
twelve dozen M inches Bleached Damask Napkins
.....
seven z4 inches Beaced Daask Napkins
Fifteen dozen 224 inches Beached
SpecaI this sale dozen
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-16
MILWAUKEE TO
RUN TO PORTLAND
DEALS PARTLY MADE FOR TER
MINALS--N. p. TRACKS TO BE
USED FROM TACOMA.

Portland, Nov. 16.-Active work has
been commenced by the Chicago, Mil
waukee G. st. Paul railroad for effect
ing an entrance into Portland. In
the last ten days options on about four
teen blocks in North Portland have
been taken by Milwaukee road agents
for terminal grounds. This is a begin
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-16
ALL TAIL ORDERS
PROMPTLY FILLED

olstricts. The chairman of the street
and bridge committee was last even
ing authorized to take such action as
ne finds necessary to clear the streets
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-16

amply served by exciting lines There
is but little chance FOR enlarging this
traffic field. The principi inducement,
therefore, is through business between
the three cities and cush business can
be carried by three of the four COM
panies over single system provided Il
has adequate t-ackage facilities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-16
Gave Dinner Party.

Judge w. H. Barnett entertained a
number of gentlemen at the CONNER
cial club rooms last evening at an
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-16

eight course banquet in honor of his
brother, DR.. Geo. Barnett OF Michi.
gan, who is visiting mere.
CUTLERY.
anything You want IN mat lYne7
keep only the very best. Ben Hart
Remember. the Best
A Forum Want AID VIII Sell II For va,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

siald old Boston heard Of her,
and she made her first trip 10
America. bat Boston temperature
suited the viyacl0ua little princess
not ai all. and she made her way
quickly back to Paris, although the
Hub bad acknowledged her true
title and made much Of her 80
cially.
salih found her on the Medltsr
ranean when be vent abroad 70
assemble bis attractions for the A..
Y.P.. and now the chic little prin-
cess. and her ugly looking com
panlou. an African asp, with which
she dances. Is one Of the high cards
on the Pay Streak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
a kAttAtttttAttt
4 HOW ENGLAND
4 TAXES HER TAX
4 popolNo RICH 4



Hearing on the inheriianos tax
feature Of tho tariff bill a feature
which Congress neema disposed %
abandon report as 10 the workings
II inheritance taxes In Great Britain
% Interesting In that country IT
appears 10 ho u very practical
notified for tasting wealth
A considerable proportion Of tho
total rovonusa Of Great Britain come
from its tax ON lnheritaneca In tho
yoar 1905. Tor example. estate duties
inheritance taxesl paid ipl,sgOoaa.
while from internal revenue sources
tho government received tiao.sai .oat
Tho income tax IL also used In
Great britain "a feature which
Senator HALEY and otheru will Try
to Incorporate into the tariff law
The incnme tax paid last year IN
Great britain was tios.o0s.0ss.
The United kingdom has a popu-
latiun Of 100000 aud upward. the
United States has a population Of
sb,ooa.a00 and upward II has been
thought by many that tho United
States would do we'll to follow tho
example " Great britain IN those
two methods VI taxing wealth aud
Increasing the permanent raNsnuas
q the government
In Great britain the inhafllanee
tax "a a graduated tax Il begins
with 1 per cent on estates which
exceed 5000 and do not exceed ta.5u0
II 10 2 Per cent on estates between
$500 and 5000; per cent on
estates between Is 900 and $50 900
4 pcr cent on estates between $50.
600 and il2a000. ~ per cent on
estates between $4,000 and 1880.
600. and Q per rant on estates boz
tween ig5oeao and isTaooo. and 10
On up to 10 per cent on aatatss ehlch
exceed itf5a1oo and DO not exceed
100000 Then The pr cent runs
up TO rs per cent on estates which
exceed ~ eeo.oeo
The rates depend also on tho a.
efoe q relationship u tho person
inhefitinE child or descendant
ef a child n tho aeeaasod or
faihef nr mother PAYS per rent
a brother or sister or a descendant
Of such paws ] per cent an uncle
OF aunt OF descendant II such
rays 2 pcf cent. a gfe4t.uneia uf
aunt OF a descendant Of such pays
8 par cent and any other persan
Pays 10 per cent
The tariff act a. reported hy
Senator Aidfleh does not contain the
inheritance tar feature
In the United States the hfunt n
the whole systsm Of taxation falls
apon the people q moderate nsana
Why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
WANDER LUST BRINGS THIS
PRINCESS TO SEATTLE
PAY STREAK STAR Has AN IN,
TgHGsTlHo STORY TO
TELL or HERSELF.

II was The blight Of no lllstafred
romance that led the Ponceaa Lala
from the home Vt hor fathers IN
that dear Tauglor TO the nomadlr
life Of tho Oriental stage II var.
10 fact, nothing more serious than
an lnb0fn wanderlust and ten toes
that tinglod hubitually
II rs far cry from Tangicr. her
birth plReo, to the atrocta Of Cairo.
on the Pay Streak Of the Alaska.
Ynkon.Paclfie exposition. Also II
Is a long way from 10 years Of
age 10 %. but the little princess
has taken both Jumps learning H..
tie English, but much Of dancing
en- route Wherefore she is one Of
tho attractions Of which Many
Saith. impfoashrio Of the Cairo
show. boasts most loudly.
l.ala's title Of princess belongs
to her She is O niece Of hAisnll
once a Moroccan bandit, but now,
by y.tus Of his fighting ability
governor Of a Moroccan district.
Her stage life began when she
WAS ten years OF age. when she
fled her TanEierian home for Co.
lombo. norneo. where instantly she
became tho rage.
Bombay heard Of her shortly. and
she was soon established there as
a fayorite. and, aa the years
passed. she danced her way through
from Calcutta to tho Straits Settle
mante. taking Singapore. pcnang,
Batavia and the rest u the equh-
tofiAl capitals by storm
From Hongkong finally she re.
turned TO Tanglsr Tor season. and
later went 10 Cairo and on 10 Con
stautlno9ie There she created the
death dance Of Cleopatra. aud
Paris forthwith demanded her and
made her the queen. no less a per
aonage than President Loube,
awarding her the diploma ~ pre-
mler danBouse and personally pre-
senting hor with the satin badge
Of her quality.
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asvo way 20 the luNurlos Of world
which he know not
M1nps, regarded as tflfllng m
by the white brother, actually de-
populated entire villages our COM
monest diseases " childhood spelled
death for the natives of this land.
whose constitutions seemed 10 be-
come viiiated and weakened rather
than improved with tho unlimited
supplies and endless variety Of food
and drink that followed In the wake
u tho miners asthsy scrambled from
one end q the big county 10 the
other chasing after the gold,
To-day Il Is declared authoritative
y that Alaska's native population
ID hardly half what It was 10 years
ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
TRAIN ROBBERS
ARE SENTENCED

VANCOUVER. h c. May 70. -
ciiys and nlll Newman. hoidup men.
were sentenced at Greenwood. n. c.
10 70 years In the penitentiary for
having held up and robbed the GREAT
Northern railway agent at Bride
VILE. n. C.. last December
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
PLAN A RECEPTION
FOR JAPANESE

Reception plans for the offleers
and men OF the Japanese cruisers
which will arrive here Sunday in
clude a garden party at Washington
Park on Monday afternoon, with
speeches Of welcome. few yaude
Vile numbers and athletic sports.
The Japanese Association has
charge Of the affair. japanese fleet
day At the exposition will DO June
& when the visitors will be guests
Of the exposition and will PARTED.
pate In athletic contests with the
American sailors and soldiers at the
stadium. In the evening there will
be reception 10 the japanese off,
GERS at the armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
PREY OF MUMPS

NOME, ALASKA. May 2s.-clylliza-
ton IA killing the Alaska natives.
The coming VI the white man In
his greedy hunt for fura and gold
has brought TO Uncle SANS Indian
charges u tho far north only aor-
RON and deaolation,
In the early dayh they lived their
lives IN accord with the rigora and
hnrdshlpa that nature compelled.
and thrived and were content with
a diet OF smoked salmon. hiubbsr
and seal
With the gold rush came tho ae-
loon the whisky, tho foyors aud ills
~ civilization, and poor 10 withefed
AN fdisd away Ar under a blight.
lia abandoned his water for the
whisky aud coffee, Hia blubbar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
CARLOADS OF PEOPLE
COMING FROM IDAHO

Two whole cars full Of the boat
people IN Idaho are due 10 arrive
IN the city to attend the A.Y-P.
natt Monday The list includes
Gov Brady and his ontire military
staff. and the official hostsssea Of
tho Idaho building
q. II. Block. president OF the
state normal school. and Mas 7.
c, Gusiisoa will be 10 the party 10
take care Of tho educational cI.
hibit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
AKI MARU Is IN
WITH VISITORS

Flfst Of any Of tho Japanese boats
into Puget sound TO
maintain a complete complement Of
sailors and officers all Of whom are
japanese, tho steamer Ali daru ar
rived In Seattle yshtsrdiy afternoon.
She had IA passengers aboard.
most q yyhnm are visitors 10 attend
the epaniiaE exercises Of the A-Y-P.
Among the most prominent are
ST AID Mira 7. ineuYa. on their
way 10 inudon. where NJ. IuouYe
sill rspresen, japan's largest bank
ing hoHss The inouyes stand hlEh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

OAKLAND. Cal, May ~ - The
average eoiisss graduate will find
the farm better suited to his cRpa-
hilitles than the city. vas the oplh
Ion expressed by Joaquin Miller IN
an address before tho graduating
class Of California college in THE
city yesterday
Make the college graduate work
with bio hands a. we'll ~ with his
brain tho poe, Of the Hierraa nald
1--we aasn 20 many worthless college
men that TN not greatly disposed "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

The structure occupies "a ground
arca Of 100 by 100 feet and Is cen.
trally located ON plot Of rround
900 By $50 ieet. thus affordIng am.
pie opportunity for landscape u.
feetA
On the exterior Of the church
llEht gray granite has heon used
Tor the underpInnlns The walla
are faced with a matt " dull
glazed white brick and trimmed
with terra Gotta nf the Same color
and texture The dome and Ian.
tern Hurmountinf It are covered
with heavy copper and tho padi
ment Fu9ia with an olive frccn dull
glAtod tile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

voice. and despair IA hla uYes. lie
l. saaering nos the dissraee OF his
act. perhaps more than one who
breaks down
Father Believes In Him.
= have a father Ia Dawson, Ca.
who would furnish the 81 900 bond
on which | am held but be Is an
Old man and has always been 90
proud Of me. would rather stag
here than break hls hear, BY telling
him OF my trouble He "a close 20
eighty and the shock misht kin
him" And for the hrst time tho
soldier in Dawson gives place TO
the repentAnt sou and his eyea
cloud Ny father vas so proud
q ne"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
BOY is MANGlED
UNTIL HE DIES

SAN FRANCISCO. MAJ ss-Ths
eorensr's office Ia making . search
Ing investigation Of the death d Roy
fsnrose II years II age whose
manEisd BODY waa found IN an sle-
vzior shaft IN the warehouse Of the
rrAnseostiusntal Freight aud Ware
house company late yesterday.
The boy was employed In the
warehouse His duties ana not take
him near the elevator and the acct
dent that caused his death Ia sur
rounded with mystery. Ths body
was erushsd almost hsyond rccnx-
nitlon BY tho heavy ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
ADJUSTMENTS



Nine SaHlmovn showed the scope
Of hor art 10 another large audience
last night when she at forth the
mental moral and physical vagaries
q ibssn's 'Hedda oahisr To those
who saw tho talented Russian tn "A
Dolls House In the i1vahls chsfaa-
ter Of Nora, lAat ulEht's perform
an1e was a revelation u pyschslas.
ieai versatility A. Nora was sweet.
Hsdda was entirely dotus,ahla man.
tally vicious. ye, lacking the neral
courage for her tosirca
Not only wa there a striking
psychological change IN Mme Mast
nova, bat apparently there WA q
physical gFansfgrmAiian Prom thu
under developed sirliah figure. she
appeared 20 change 70 a taller crea-
iufv moving about with a haitins
siidlna motion half feline and half
raptilian, q creepy graesfuinsAa that
vas fascinating. white repsilant
Sarlnuva was accorded the shms
artistic support az IN "A ppifs
House and nothing WA lacking 20
make The performance a thoroughly
azreeabla-d isasrseAhls one -Cam.
tesas coquetiss viii b played for
tbs rest q tho week
ecrasisnaliy yop come across a
aotsi ~ thrilling that you positively
cant SKIP more than half q II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

Los ANGELES. cal. NAV rs
The rapid growth Of Christian Sci.
enee la mahifeating itself In many
Ways, particularly IN the number
and beauty Of lis churches This
cts IL a stronghold q the hlth.
The latest Christian sclearc
church. iust completed here. h the
lafgqa, and one OF the most heauti.
hil wosi % New York Tho cost
exceeds tso0.eao
Tho sfeat copper dome can be
seen noe miles and Il is this dome
that Is q particular Interest. Rein
forced conerete vas used IN tho
construction and It Is the first
dome TO be built of this material,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
HOLD RECEPTION
ON THE ST. CR0Ix

President schubach. Of the firm Of
sehubaeh and Hamilton, owners Of
the steamer st Croi1. gave re-
csptlon to shipping mon aboard the
new boat yesterday evening
In interior fittings and finish the
H. CroiH Ia ths class Of the north
ern shipping. and nearly all hor Ro-
Communications for the first trip
north next week have already been
spoken for
She ia capable Of maintaining a
saa speed u II knots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Sheet Music

Large assortment 81 popular hits
Al isc and zoe tomorrow -satur.
day.
C. n. ROSE
isis Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
TELLS COLLEGE GRADUATES
TO keep OUT OF CITIES

congratulate one who has done
nothing but graduate.
The prisons are filled with
idlefH,H he continued The last time
| visited the Peunsyhania psnltsn-
tiary found - lawyers Is doctors
and many bankers and merchants
These men we're college graduates
II ls noticeable that saw no farm
srs
In closing Miller acathlnFly hi-
tackled college football chafaetsriz-
Ing II a waste Of time and strength.
and vain Honseioaa vogue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

A. long as Eirl continues 10
wsar = solitaire on the third fingef
Of her left hand she feels that she IL
afill 10 the ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
TyaRLEs DAWSON, LEADING
MANN REAL LIFE TRAGEDY
| All or the Rlaous
Lvss mar uooft eegos
r., 100 MUCH FOR sIs

.,-rtr
AZ sosNlt WHetle' ~.
Ins,asn years o. ''' Wv
IA l.,
|..,.,n years Eonedof nasn'-
49, ~. .,a,ht
ban n,pss s a.,,,reh has hped
lhre az y =, ~ slhfal
N, reord Of years o'
\.
a. s,,a material for ifro'
"a cannon In the stut OF
IL ". paris'a. now ''yes
n sunty jail On the chap OF
',..,,tses orders andiaah-
|Anf l'.' IN. !, eharrs 4 tho
ben Na''' 70 IN
Emmett ONCE al fV''
,,s.aa Lonely lite.
~.,,A.l nny.tour hiles
[y.,se, Alaska. where q sir
/ ronihs he had serve , ,ne
uvIug most Of thetlhle
/ 4, company Of only one'snes
/ nstsoa vas trans tea
a moaih asu to Fort tFtoa
m ne arsi time IN w .Ne
4 4 vas practically hl'pNn
g..ndsr.
r. Il caald come and 80 ,oa,
I. ,le,sed and the man " nsa
E his country ninS ~, !.
IT, hntk who had SUM
IA Asraships mat test IN, she
n Il ne hTavesi had ' %. /,
z 81 hunger. solitude aaa
- .eli before the temN.leh
r.dylAl eompAnf ana oofo'
a.. a.. E,.mx.
\" ~, .,rlpp,5 d ON
,,. navlson. Wheupven
v. > tAs matter Of slA ll.is
:, ~ money threw NE
slsis sn he held mos a''aE
q "a arsnk, and drAnk e'pe
y acins lost beyond 'eeeli
rhIns hoaor positien aae
~ us liberty Ne Is 81 y
4 nlsa postal orders 'ne
n, q i.sioa
X Nj heea out on ne ril A.
h. n a year and : nat sall
l,en yesterday, and met OF
I rrs here were b, tNoli Us
II tail, Rvs ttishtiuilyone'
4 and The very thought . peo.
I'd hshe aha INV, mus jun
~ ''AA'' ~ $50
lsrssnsnsss 10 rsrr'eh
n. p,l,uae o. that land ap.
N IN. and the world ieem
-. sp.c. % vast. Ihged
,srr,.--peogls to ace an. talk
H1su hey placed me / the
IA =, kno~ What , do
vblle. Then tho reaeiie set
i, / srank.
Dstsv Il The cause Of itil I
= ~ much. That is al here
Z 4. here are % sxtsnuiing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

IN Japarsss court circles. and we're
given a farewell reception BY the
empsrnf.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-15
A FREE COUNTRY.

Those of our public bond for the improve
and harbo and the conservation OF forests
are able from the following view
Of the thing: 49,
Zone of the startling facts coming to the American pubc
of the secretary agriculture that the rivers
annually into the not less than
OOOOO0OOO that this volume OF waste
consists of the SOIL the richest
teriaI secretary the of the soil AT moderate
exceeds all the land taxes OF the whole coun
try steadily increasing instead of decreasing
men represents possibly the of plant food the
rotary mentions produce billion bushels of and 2OO0O
An alarming feature of this mhrift that IS
checked the annual waste will be doubled
when George Washington accompanied Gen
Braddo expedition the Pttsbug the ONO river
had never muddy that time the Ohio valley has been
something like and half of reckless and I'M
provdnt farming skmming of the surface that the
rains dumped Ohio be carried down the great valley and
sunk into yawnng of the Mexican gulf
saying intelligent and famous kentuclan that
felony without benefit OF clergy OF blue
grass with pillow his and Germany
penal poy hillside The German law provides that
devoted meadow timber culture
No wonder Germany boats ply and abundant
bosom OF streams not feet
depth.
keeping of and creeks OPEN IL
the practice shoals them OF the pest
soil of their farms.
But this is free country Washington Cd Co. Post
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-15
Halbert& Weber Hardware Company

gate the alleged local option law vio-
lations and several indictments are
expected.