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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
To DEMGNST
FARM Pro UC1S
THE ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM AND
ATLANTIC RAILROAD WILL
ESTABLISH A FARM,
SyromVilie is to Be the Site and Il
viii Be fer the Purpose of Testinq
The Soil Of the Wiregrass Section.
Northern Farmers Make Inquiries.

the Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic rail" 1ad has established a
demonstrating farm on the Uioe If !,
road to pro 'e the rrot1;.ircness nf
the soil in the wiregrass seclicn of
south Georgia. The farm selected is
one of the famous scientific farms of
the Byron Corporation, at Byrom-
Vile, Dooly county.
his farm was selected with view
OF testing tn quality of the soil in a
ton as it is possible to select, but in
order to get a perfectly accurate
demonstration of the entire wiregrass
country plans are "a foot to estab-
lsh later several of these demonstrat-
ing farms at various points through
out south Georgia. Diversified crops,
including grains, cotton, vegetables
and trucking, will be planted, begin
ming the coming season at Byrom-
vile, and the results will be publish
ed in circuar form and widey dis
tributed by the passenger department
of the read under General Passenger
Agent w. H. Leahy to all points of
the United States. Experiments will
also be conducted in stock raising.
Mr.. Leahy has opened communication
with the government authorities in
the agricultural department at Wash
ington in order to combine all the eff
forts possible in bringing the pro-
ductiyeness Of the wiregrass to its
fuil capacity.
AS soon as the experimental farm
is under way anyone who wishes def
nite facts and figures on what the
wiregrass soil will do under proper
cultivation will have merely to apply
10 the railroad Offices or visit the
farm and see in person the results of
the experiments.
The railroad authorities were moved
to the establishment of this demon
strating farm through the growing de
mands for accurate information con
ceruing the section mentioned. Last
year the passenger department began
a systematic campaign for the purpose
of bringing the advantages Cf the
wiregrass country to the attention of
the people in otler parts Of the coun-
try, and the result is that now strong
interest in the farming possibilities
of south Georgia has been awakened,
particularly in the west and north
west Requests for inf rmation, at the
rate Of aDout fifty Per day, are lw-
ing in from all sections Of the nation,
and over 1870 new families have al
ready moved into the territory adver-
tised
The railroad has already sent out a
general circular to inquirers contain
ing the results obtained by the By
rcmville corporation as a whole, and
by one of its individual tenants, from
last years farming, and the purpose
of the railroads cooperating with the
Byroms under the demonstrating farm
plan is to secure sill more informa-
tion for this year, and even better re-
suits than have yet been obtained.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
SUICIDES I'M
JACKSONVILLE
YESTERDAY
TWO WHITE MEN END THEIR
LIVES Nth PISTOLS NO
CAUSE ASSIGNED FOR RASH
ACT OF EITHER OF THEM.

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. with a
bullet hole in his right temple, the
hOdy of an unknown man was found
On vacant lot at the corner of AL
bert and Victoria streets, in East
Jacks nville, shortly after sunrise this
morning. Patrolman Upton found
the body and reported to Police Lieu
tenant Morgan. The body was cold,
and every indication pointed to the
suicide theory of death.
BY the side of the body lay .32-
caliber revolver, and there were pow
der stains on the side of the face and
On the right ham,. The body was
taken to the Conant morgue, and al
though thorough search of the pock
cts OF the clothing which the dead
man wore was made no marks of iden-
titication cculd be found.
The man was apparently about 40
years old, had hair of a sandy color,
and long, uneven mustache. He
weighed about 170 pounds, and was of
a stout build The clothing which ne
wore bore the trademark of Novich
Bros, New York, and the she's he
wore were sold by T. MImford Sea
bury, Newport, -. I.
Another Suicide.
The suicide of the unknown man
followed the self-destruction Of Levi
w. Pore, % years of age, who came
to Jacksonville recently frcm Gold
ston, N. C. Pope shot himself thro
The heart while alone in a vacant lot
near the corner of Kings road and
Myrtle avenue. There wera no wit
nesses to the suicide.
Pope, with his wife, came to Jack
sonville in August. They had only
been married q short time. lie lcst
his health and was out of work. The
wife found employment as assistant
housekeeper at the Duval county ex
pertinent station ard was heart-brokea
when she heard of her husbands rasa
act. Es
Pope walked into the store conduct
ed by r. D. Mccormick, at the corner
of Myrtle avenue ard Kings cad
shortly before 4 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon, ard after chatting a short time
walked out and pistol shot was
heard in a few minutes. His lifeless
body was picked IN by some Of the
hangers ON around the store, and was
taken to the Ccnant morgue, where it
is being held to await word from his
family in North Carolina, said to be
well-to do. Pope could aave had
money for the asking, but was too
proud to seek aid. 1t is said that his
mind was affected and that at one
time ne was a prisoner in an insane
hospital.
Justice Howell irpane'cd coro-
rer's jury in tie case of the unknown
man, and Justice Willard in the case
OF Pope. Both jIries brought in a
verdict Of suicide.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
BOYCOTT CAUSE OF
CHICAGO MANS DEATH
He Could Not Stand Vegetarian Diet,
ard Stuffed and Choked to Death.

Chicago, Feb. AT least one death
In Chicago can be charged up to the
meat boycott.
Last night after a vegetarian diet
of four days, GOff Peller, sign pant
er, could resist no longer and began
rayenously upon a huge beeisteak and
choked to death on almost tle first
m0uthful.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
Much Lumber in Yards

Bristol, Tenn. Feb. 1.-THE qliet
lumber market Of the PAST two years
has resulted In the stacking of $4,000
900 feet OF lumber. the output OF few
southwest Virginia mills, alcng t1e
Virginia Carolina railway within a
distance OF thirty miles.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
Cannon Hits "YeIlow Journals"

Washington, Feb. 2.-sensational
newspapers were under the fire of
Speaker Cannon's invectiye last night
w&,en he addressed the Loyal Legion's
2 fh annual banquet. To the 'yellows"
he charged the murders of Lincoln,
Garfield and Mckinley, claiming that
the murderers had been inflamed by
these publications.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
Finds Woman Alive

Dawson, Ga, Feb. 2,-When Coro-
ner Buchanan win the jury and Sher
if Hill went to the home cf Inez Nit
chell, young white woman, who it
was thought was shot to death, they
found her alive. She is said to have
d chance for recovery. Doctors today
tried 10 bring her to Consciousness to
hear her story Of how she received her
wound, but have not yet succeeded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
Gold "struck" in Congo.

Brussels, Feb. 2.-It is stated that
an American prospector, working the
Katanga district Of the Ccngo inde-
rendent state in behalf Of a Belgian
and American company, has found i'm
portant gold deposits.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
AGREEMENT ENDS
BETWEEN U. S. AND ENGLAND

Washington, Feb. 2.-The ccmmer-
cial agreement between England and
the United States, respecting import
duties on British works of art enter
ing the United States and drummers'
samples entering the United Kingdom,
entered into on Novemte er /, 1907, was
officially terminated today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03

Pitts1urg. Pa, Feb. 2.-lnterest is
running high today in the Smoky
City's first championship billiard
match, w1ich began t-night and will
continue tomorrow and Friday nights,
when Winie Howe and Ora Morning
star contest at Great Northern Hall
for purse of $500 and the gate
receipts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
SUPREME COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES HAS BIRTHDAY

Last Case Dceketed is Twenty-second
Thousandth Since II Organized.
Washington, Feb. 2.-The supreme
court of the United States had not
allie birthday yesterday.
1t was 100 years old and the last
case docketed was TIE twenty second
thousandth ono since the court was
organized.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
A Notable Alsddlnn.

London. Feb. Miss Carolina AS
tor Drayton, Of New York. grand
daughter q tile late William Asior, 70.
day became the wife Of william Phil
lips. secretary Of the Americas en-
bassy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
THE DEATH PENALTY.
irqinia Man to Be Electrocuted for
Murder of Woman.

Lynchburg, Va, Feb. 2.-Angelo S.
ing Mrs. Sallie Hix, was taken to the
state prison today, and will be cleo
trocuted on February 1S.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
Naval Stores Man Commits Suicide.

Mobile. Ala, FEB. flames Wade,
vice president and general manager OF
the Union Naval Stores company, cf
this city committed suicide last night
by shooting himself through tne head
with a revolver. No cause is known
for his act.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
SCHOOL BOARD IN
NEED OF. FUNDS
SPECIAL ELECTION NECESSARY
/ DECIDES THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION.
ist Regular Monthly Meeting OF the
Board Yesterday the Financial Sit
uation Was Discussed and a Remedy
| Suggested

The beard of education met in reg
nlar monthly session at the court
house yesterday at noon A number
of matters OF interest other than the
regular routine work was disposed
Of
The financial situation which now
faces and embarrasses the educa-
tional board was enc of the things
which came in for considerable dis
cussion. AS is we'll known the board
has experienced great difficulty in op-
Grating the schools on the appropri-
ations made by council and the other
funds secured, and each month shows
a larger deficit i'll the school funds
The board yesterday decided to sub
init their claim to the people of the
city, at an election if necessary. The
body desires the solons to set aside
eacI year certain percentage of it's
ts4A money for the use of the schools
and this is the question upon which
the people will be asked to decide. It
is proposed to call special election
for the purpose, bit the date Of same
has not as yet been decided If the
necessary vote is secured, and there
is but little doubt but that it will,
then the city viii pay to the board a
fixed sum each month.
The recent grand jury recommend
ed an increase in the city's donation
TO the school fund and urged an in
crease ,of two tenths of one per cent,
which would give the board approx
mately $4,000 a year, as against ST.
900 given at present,
The matter was thoroughly discuss
ed at the meeting yesterday and it
was the opinion of members present
that the question should be decided by
vote Of the people.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
M,ll Ne Be Recalled, Teo7

Washington, Feb. Pit has been
announced at the state department
that Ambassador Calhoun will leave
for lis Tost at Pekin March s, sailing
from Frisco on the steamer .Hongolia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
Arm Cut to Pieces in Planning Machine.

Arm Cut 20 PIeSes IN r's"'"g "AS",'S'
Waycross, Ga. Feb flames Nc
Nance. IN employe at Darling Mills,
lost his right arm yesterday when 1t
was caught IN a planer on wnicl be
vas working.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
Member Resigns.

The resignation Of N. Emanuel, as
a member Of the board, was received
and accepted with regret. The loss
of Mr.. Emanuel will be greatly felt
as he has always evinced much inter
est in the educational affairs of the
county. His successor will be elected
by council, probably at its next meet
ing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-03
The Grand Tonight

Matinee and Night,
"ALlCE IN WONDERLAND
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

Stinmgeber oeS Diltrifts baben 6ur6
Ous mieoerbolte 8ablen zines &epub>
lifaners u1o zines 3emofraten CUR
Musfiillung Ser 5wei SteQen Inn
&reiSgerihtsamte fir langer oenn
5pan5ig Sabre lid ielblt erflart 81
Sumter oes gleiden Erln5ips. Der
9ld]tb. 90. 8. Japlor BON ct. gloro
lit ser gegenpartige republitanilhe
Snbober,, lno menn Serr 9fpe ols
9fadiolger 0es sldtb. 8. 8. 9arter, ein
0emofrat, ser iest aus oem langen
uno mirflan1en 0ienit austritt, ge=
mGblt miro, Damn miro Ser glei6e al
te @ebroltd beibebalten. 8enn Serr
Npe ermdblt miro, miro lein be-
ties Streben o1f cine getreue lln0 lt1t=
parteiilhe Mrsfiibrltng Ser nit lei
ue1n slmte perbllnOenen MmtSpfli4ten
geridtet iein, l1no er eri udt in aQer
9(dtl1ng Inn Sic l1nterI tiibung Der
@abler Oieies 1iltrifts bel Ser font
menoen Mopember=@abl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

5ablt, bot er lid in ieoer Sinitdt als
cinen lopalen 9iirger, ais einen ed-
ten 9eutlden uno als einen gbren=
ma1n er1piei len, oenn oas MQgemein=
MOTT uno oas @obl oesgin5ellten ltets
angelegen lpar II. ser ltets fir 6aslel=
be eintrot. Iieie Dem @errn Mies nit
Nedt nad)geriibmten gigenidaft ten,
nit oenen er etlte1l fluren aopf Der
binoet, Ser i'm at ser Gerlpaltung oes
Mlnte5 bodlt 6efabigt, beredtigen ibn
liderlld, mie eS bei ser Gormabl ser
JaQ mar, 10 ullb ont s. NoD. CUR
@abl. @enn ermablt, miro Serr
9fies lib OUTS gifriglte be leibigen,
oel1 an i'm geredter @eile gelteQten
Mnforoerungel1 in unparteiiiber @eile
geredt 81 meroen, unO bel leiner
Nmtspermaltl1ns miro Sos @obl 0es
Ii1rifts uno Ocs County 5%uoerlalli-
gen 9dnoen unpertrurt leln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
Sin NppeQ an sic Stcarns County
Tcmpfraten.

Mn Sic 9enpfraten BON Stearns
Golu1tp. = @egen Ser eigentbiimli=
d]eu politilden Sitltution in 0ieieu1
Golt1tp nenoen mir inns an guf. gr=
items lit oieie s Sabr ein iolhes por1
groben politiid)el1 greignilien. Die
republifaniide Eartei lit 0e5 boben
Sarif5 lu10 Ser aorporationsregel bal=
Der in 5mei 1id itreiten0e 6uctionen
getbellt; lie bat III perihieoenen &on-
greb= ul1o Stoatsmablen Nie0erlogen
erlitten, u110 mir glal1ben, BOB tie am
Tienitag, Sen s. Nopen1ber, ein gro
Bes @aterloo erleben miro. Norman
6. W}od, Goriiser oes nationalen Sc
mofratiiden &omitees, tbeilt nit,
ooB uNep Dorf> Seem Serlep, Obio
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

11er @eimotbsltuot, lonoeru I'M gan=
sen Stuote GROCER 9eltebtbelt, un0 Jet
ne Sefabigung fir SEN bon ibm orge=
Itrebten Nolten miro augen1eln 5l1ge=
lta11oen. 9ie giirgerldaft BON ct.
G(ouo ebrte ibren popularen Wttbllr=
ger ourf) Sic g%rpoblung sum 8lir=
gerlneiI ter, sum- Erdlioenten Ser Sda1l>
beb0roe u1o 5um Goriiser Ser 6rel=
INSTRUMENTATION, un0 in ali otelel1
perartlportlihen Stealngen but 9r.
2aoner ous inn ieitens ser @abler
entgegengebrahte 3ltrauen poQauf
geredtfertigt. Gle Fraltoente11
idmmtlider 8anfen IN ct. Glou0 ltel=
len ibnl Dus 3eugniB Ser 8efdblgl1ng
51 0ielem Mmte aus unO loben lelnel1
1treng ebrli6en unO unbel doltene1
Gbarufter. Ct peroient am @abltage
sic ltnterltiitrng Ser @abler unO be=
ionoers oiejenige %lei1er oelttld)en
2unOsleuten." - Gem mir no6 b1n=
5ufiigen, 0aB namentlih IN ct. Glou0
un0 Stearn5 Gountp oem 9errn 2a0=
rer al16 niht eine eln5ige oeutlfe
5timme perloren geben ioute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
The Money Saving Store
OoOOOoooo0ooo

Ser County Sption=Jrage ltinrmeu
ioQten, ga feline 10 bal0ige Moglihfeit
Ser E%aliirung elmer County Sption=
@orlage porliegt. 9aber eriuhen
mir gl1d, 3emofraten bon Stearn5
County, oem 9fpminirten gurer Eur=
tel sur Seite 81 bleiben. 9aBt gud
BON Spredern ooer 3eitungen nid)t
6eeinf luBerr, melde gudf pormade11,
oaB 9eihtli5en5 in Stearns Gountp
obel1an iein miro. Stimn1t SEN gan=
sen oemofrutilden @obl5ettel, uno
ota miro in Ser langen Heibe
Ser oemofratiiden Staaten am 8. No=
oember 81 fin0en iein. Adtltng5poa
g. q. @tlbert, Goriiser ser DEM.
Gol1ntp=Gonpention; Ireo. Shil=
pin, Mitglteo 0e5 Sem. Staat5=
fun1itee5; g. g. Maurin, g. 6.
Gilon, s. 81. Dubois, Ntitglieoer
0es Sem. Golmtp=4omitees; 6.
S. 9aoner, Gbriit. Shmitt, q.
$. &lai en-, Sobn g. Gou, $. s.
Meper, 9ubert @anlen, Sobn 90.
@murel, 8. S. Modou, %. 81.
90rger, S. 9. @im5l, So9n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

uro Sn0iana iiderli6 oemofratii9 &C.
fen. Gr iagt: ues miro cine oemofra=
tiide l"teberldmemmltng iein bon
Moine big Californian" 0ies iit1o er=
freulide Nahribten fir Sic trel1ell
9emofraten BON Stearns County.
9ieie gotlduft lollte uns GIT oem gnt=
ld)luB bringen, BOB 0aS u0emofratiide
ganner=G ountp," ieinen gl1ten Sea-
men nidt einbiiBen, ionoern Elm Re6t
baeeu loQ> an Ser Jrel1oe Ser font
men0en g(orreihen Stege tbeil5uneb=
1len.
Sn Stearns COUNTY bemiibt man
lid, Die 9emofraten gegen Sames
Grup, Sen &an0ioaten fir 0uS @ou-
pernorsamt, auf5ubeeen, neil er per-
lonlih an Gol1ntp=Sption g(aubt.
600. G6erbort fat lid lelbit perpflid<
tet, Elm Gountp-S ption=@ Seize 5lt l1r1=
ter5eldnen> menn ein loldes paiiirt
miro. 9aber liegt fem @r1tlo Dor,
murun1 sic 9emofraten ith meigerr1
%lollte11, fir 8rap SIT lttmn1en Ser
County Sptlon=6rage meger, uno fir
gberbart ein5utreten, Ser iagt, oaB
er cine Gou11tp Sption-Gorlage l1lr=
ter5eidmen 1perOe. Sic 8o11perreure
fonnen feline giaS palliren ooer @e=
iete %erlal1en; fire ein5ige Eflidt lit,
oielelben 5u unter5eidnen ODER nit Sc
to 5u belegen. County Option milroe
in Stearns County feinen l1nterldieo
madben, meil feline gemobner tets fait
e%initinmig fir 9i5ell5 itimmen Mir
Sen. @enm Spre6er o0er Beitungen
erflaren, 0uB 0aOl1rh Sic S6anfmirt6=
i6aften in Sic lent Golrntp gelbloIlen
ner0en, 10 binterge6en lie Gld)- ia
gen grd lpas, mas niht mabr lit.
Sc liegt fem 8r1tr6 Dor, marum sic
9emofraten fir gberbart %pon1pegen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
Nterter Gpmmtp=S ONT II
biifrift.

Sin barter &un1pf lin Oa5 County
4ommili1ramt ipielt lth I'M pierten
Iiltrift ub, in melhem bei Ser Gpr=
lpabl SEER Midael Nie5 BON ct. 9fl=
nit Ser Domination beebrt ml1r=
Sc, moourt Sic Stimmgeber in i'm ein
groBes 3%utruuen lesten, 0as obne
3meifel niht pdbreno Ser fur5en 3ett
smiihe11 ser Gpr= unO ser @urlptmabl
per flpgen iein miro. 0es 0em 9errn
9eies bei Ser Hrimdrmabl ermtei enen
3utrul!ens lit oerlelbe motif mertb,
benin mabren6 ser langen 3eit, Sic er
5u Sen Gteurns County 8iirgern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

ldlle Elm uno beludte ipdter sic
Staatsuniperiitat. @abreno ieiner
stuoien5eit oerid)affte er iih ielb1t
Don Sabr 81 Sabr Our6 Mrbeit allf
enter 6arm, in elmer Sdmieoe unO als
9ebrer Sic 5u ieil,em Stl1oil1m notbi-
gen 0iittel. 3u ieiner Yrofellion
mdblte er oie &edtsgelebriamfeit mio-
mete lib oieieu1 5tuoilm 5uerlt bel
lelnem 9rl1oer, oem &ougreBmanu
6ranf 90. Npe, Ser iebt in Minneapo-
lis mubnbaft lit, unO ipater BET So
bert DC. 2a6olette, oem gegentpdrti=
gen Ser. Staaten Senator BON @is=
conlin. Seine Stuoien lebte er I'M
Observation-Disclosures epartement an
Ser Misconliner ltniperlitdt fort, mo-
er graol1irte u11o lid oonn nad Moor=
beao begab, no er lid ieiuer Erofei=
lion fir sic lesten 5meiuno5man5ig
Sabre miOmet
St befleioete peridieoene @ertroll=
ensamter, nit Semen CT lomobl 0ur6
@ubl als g%rnennung hetral1t mltr0e;
10 batte er ouf oft Satire oas Nn1t
oes Gountp=slnmalts inne, bon oem
er lih in 1901 5uriif5og; uud mar
er m1breno 5mei Sers1rilten MeitglieO
ser Staats1orn1al ldlll6e60roe. Stir
ous lette sl1nt murOe er SUM erlten
Male BON 8oltperneltr Sobn 9lnO in
1899 uno in 1907 pom 8ouDerneltr
Sobn q. Sobnlon obernruls ernunnt;
oellen Gertralten lno 6reunOlhuft er
in auBergemobnlidem MaBe genoB.
9err Npe lit ser 0emofrutii51en
5ugetban, aber Bel Ser @abl Ser
gerthtliden 8eamten glaubt er an I'M
a%bbdngtges @anoelt. Sic 9ur=Allo=
Citations 0ieies uno an0erer Staate11
baben iih fir ltnparteilihfeit BEL ser
NihteramtsmaH erfldrt, 1nt0 Ste
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
Trib StuDtp.

BUR gefdlligen Nubridlt. nuB mir uns
ier Attelier aus Dem Yuff 8lod an ct.
@ernuinraBe uu6 go. "A. I .Npe1ne
iuolid, eineu balbeu 8lod binter 2eilen's
@e1ddftsgebduoe berleg1 baben. I'M
fern alien Hlnben mie audi DEN neuen
empfeblen mir uns gegen bos lt6ere Ser
ipreben, MIR nit ser allerbel item Nrbett
tn ermiinIdter Erpmptbett uno 81 ma
bigen Sreiien 81 btenen.
Srit Stuotp,
25sbo ct. G1out. Minn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

mQblt meroe, perpflidte id MIDI, MIR
fir iolde Saden ein5lttreten, Ste SEM
belten Snterelle Oes Golfes 0tenen.
Sd mill nidt al5 Gertreter elmer &ll=
que, einer Jaction ooer ais iolder BON
Srterelenten nad ct. Saul geben.
Sroem ih meiren 6reunoen fir sic
mir bei Sen gormablen gemoroene l1n=
terltiislrr1g oanfe, perbleibe id erge-
benlt
4Sbu 9. @isniemsfi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
Sir Neprdientant.

Gin Sic Stimmgeber 6es AZ. legis-
latipen 9iltrift5. = Nls ser DON Ser
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fir bas Observation-Disclosures Nominir=
te eriude id I'M gefauige llnterltiis=
ing je0e5 Stimlngeber5 I'M 9iitrift,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

Mnna Shielen an Sobn &otbltein, 9(od
Z, Hidmorb, $500.
Mppelpnio gmmel an S. &pbleb, 2ots
3 unb 4 25z125z32, $500.
gh SgA, 5%122z32, $20oO.
g. Maslolpsfi an S. @entfanot, S8
n 5@A 1Oz126<3O $4,000.
6. sc. Malt an Ilbert Eeet SgA 26z
1929, $4,000.
Sobn Eitl an 9. 5umbert. 5gA Sc
ISL Ii. a., 1z124z33, $4,000.
Gcriber aeup Qanb 50. an q. 6. @cz
9miel, Shell on N@A 7z124z35, ST.
500.
s. gdrpeoer an 81. @. @eber, @8A
5GA u.a. 2<122z32, 400.
6. 81. 2amb an 6. Sdmieling 1854
11zt25z34, $1,000.
bon H8A 15=122z32, $4,000.
6. 8orgerbing on Sos. Spelorl9
68A, 27z124z34, $1,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
SIR Sematpr.

Sd fiinoige midi biermit ul5 ur1ab-
bd1ngigen &an0ioaten fir Sic Office
0es Stoots lenatoren 0es 81. lenato=
rieGeu 9i1trifts an. Sd 0tente Die
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

s. 81. NDe, &an0i0ut fir oaS 9lmt
oes 0iitriftridters oes itebten Subj
eial 0iitrifts BON Minneiot mur0e
Dor nelnunopier5ig Sabren auf elmer
5arm in 81. Groir County, @iseon=
lin, geboren, in meldem 5taate ieine
@ltern 81 SEN Nionieren %geborten.
Nad)oem ct Sic glementarl6ule 0urd-
gema9t, trat er in Sic 5taatsnormal-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09
pleased.
It's worth aiming for-this har-
monizing.
pleased.
THE VALUE OR AMERICAN FARMS.

The Orange Judd Farmer present
a compilation of American farm
values which eve n outdoes Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson'S eulogies in
its enthusiarm.
There are today $4,000 farms
in the United States. They are
worth $2e,730,OOo,O 900. The
annual productive value is $9,545,.
100000. These are figures that
excite wonderment and awe. They
demonstrate again the truth of the
oft proven contention that, in the
final analysis, it is the American
farm which is the basis for Am
erican prosperity; and the American
farmer who is the principal capitalist
in the production of the things that
are necessarily worth while.
Here are a few pertinent com.
ments which the Orange Judd
Farmer makes upon the showing of
farm values which the publication
presents:
Conditions have changed. Ameri.
can agriculture must change with
these conditions. Population is
overtaking consumption. Even with
this increase in quantity and value
of farm productions, the United
States exported during 1909 a smaller
quantity of agricultural products
than in 1900, though the value OF
such exports was $923,OOO.OOO com.
pared to 1867 100000 for 1900.
The farmer of the north central
states must practice better farming,
better conservation of soil and
climatic resources, or its productive
powers will decline and, therefore its
farm values. The south central
group, and the western states, should
stop the land-skinning process which
north central farmers are now learn.
ing to avoid"