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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

Washington, LA Societ5 geo.
graph:que de Belgique a invite lie
commandant Robert E. Peary 4
faire upe conference devant les ga
wants qul composent cette Socie-
t6.
Boston, LIE docteur w. L.Dud-
ley, de Nashville Tenn. pretend
avoir d6couvert la cause DIES auro-
res bo16ales. O. sernit IN gez quill
appeIle lie neon. L'action de GER
talns courants magne'iques Jul ce
gsz, produiraIt lie surerbe pheno-
meme.
Philadelphia, LIE docteur 10.
seph S. Nef, di,ecteur du bureau
! d'hygiene a accuse plusleurs me-
deems de prolopger "a maladie de
leurs clients, aim de leur arracher
plus d'argent. C'est incroyable. dit
le DIR Neff, mails c'est la verit6.
L'augmeDtstion DIES cas- de dypt6-
RE est attribute q. la conduite de
ces m6decins.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07
Belle Soiree

Installation dos officers de la
oour Nicollet, o. F. C.. a Gu lieu
mardi soir 4 la sale Kraft ct a
donp6 lieu q une tres amusante
soir6e.
Malgr6 le mauvais temps la sal
lie 6tait comfortablement remplie.
Installation des officers a etc
fate par M. Emery Gadbols lie de-
put6 haut chef-ranger de la cour
Hennepin, apres quot lie program.
me suivan, a etc rendu avec beau
coup lie success.
Solo de piano, Mile Bertha Beau
leu.
Maneuvres par le"degree team
du camp Prospect. M. w. A.
Solo vocal, M. Joseph Pelletier,
accompagn6 par Nine j. B. Pelle-
tier.
Solo de Piano, Mile M6llna De.
meules.
Chants. limitations declamations,
ETC., M. James Ennis.
M. B j.. Pelletier le nouveau
chef. ranger de la cour Nlcollet
| p16sidalt durant Iex6cutlon du
programme.
Les officers install6s sont:
Chef-raDger B j. Pelletier.
Vice chef ranger Geo. Riviere,
fills.
Sec. Arch. M. Gilbert Chou.
nard,
Sec. Fin. Arthur Meunier,
Tr@sorier; FIX. Beaulieu..
Syndics: Geo. PIante, Geo. La,
blssouniere, ct Bruno Pelletier,p pc.
re.
Orateur: Sam Fontaine.
Des remarques ont etc faitee
par Antoine Choulnard, Emery
Gadbols ct A. FL. Demeules.
La soiree s'est termin6e par une
santerie 4 laquelle tous les jeunef
prirent part
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

Mckinley de la California ct Nor
gan de pOklahoma. Des lettres de
regret ont 6t6 reeues des repr6sen.
tants Bartholdt du Missouri ct
Foster du Vermont.
Une chose a 6t6 r6gl6e. Les
'femmes des Etats. Unls seront ad.
misses dams la ligue Oh Giles occu.
peront la meme position que les
hommes, ct dams la campagne con-
tire les trusts Giles seront aussi sui
I'M pied d'6galit6 avec les hon.
mes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

Decide lie jour de Noel dernler,
d St Roth, P. u Can sde., M. Jean
Chrysostome Decourcy, q l'age de
81 ans. Ce Venerable vieillard 6tait
le p6re de M. Napoleon Decourcy
de la &c rue n. E.
Son 6pouse lui survlt ainsi que
4 garcons ct deux files don't Ma
pol6on, de Minneapolis, Ne7aire
de st TheophiIe Montreal; Leon
ct Nathalie de st Koch. P. c., ct
Demerise de Fall River. II compile
aussi 35 petits. enfants ct 5 arri6re
petits. enfants.
Nos condol6ance d M. N. De-
courcy ct a 50 fsmille.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07


Nos compatriotes de la Cen trial
Provision Co., l25 Avenue Centra a.
le, continent d faire de b1lllantes
affaires. Leure efforts pour servir
honnetemeDt ct promptement leur
clientele sont bien r6compens6s.
Ills ont tou]ours un choix de Wan.
des fra1ches, fumees GU sal6es re.
quis pour toutes occasions. Volail-
les, poissone, jambons ct lard fu.
mes de la meiileure qualit6. ct a
des prix raisonnables. 81 vous ne
pouvez vous rendre q la boucherie,
t6l6phonez 7. s. Spruce 53l GU N.
W. East 80. as
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07
st. Paul
NecroIogie
M. ADoLPH PORTER, CoMpATR1o-
TIE PROMINENT DE ST. PAUL
EST DECIDE

M. Adolphe Poirler, ancien pi-
onnier de cette Vile, est decide q
ga residence. 290 Louis st., mer.
credi le 70 d6cembre 6coul6.
M. Poirier naquit q Sorei, Cana.
da, en- 1885 ct a l'age de 81 ans il
quitta son pays natal ct ALA 3 Bos-
ton Oh il demeura uu IN. II vint
ensuite a st Paul en- 1857. A son
arriv6e IL s'associa aveo NJ. Etien-
ne Rochelle, dams le commerce de
meuples qul IL continue pendant
quelque temps. Plus tard, avec
NJ. Adolphe Lebrun IL ouvrit une
manufacture de ba]ais. M. Lebrun
SO retira quelque temps apres mails
M. Poirier continue ce commerce,
gull atandonna il y a six ans, epo-
que Oh il SO retira DIES affaires acti.
yes.
Nj. Poirier 6tait tres favorable
ment connu, particuli6rement de
la colonie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
etait depuis plusieurs aimee |, tre-
sorier de PUnion FRANCHISE. .poste
quill occupant encore q l'6poque de
90 mort.
II sc maris avec Mile Catherine
Stevens qui lui survit svec trois
entants: Nine Hattie Roberts, de
Kimball, Mimi, ct Nine Alice
Woodford ct George Poirier de
cette VILE.
SEES fun6railles ont ca lieu ven-
dredi dernier, en- l'6glise st Louis
au milieu dune grsnde aflnence
de parents ct dams. La service
funebre a 6,6 chsnt6 par le Rev.
Rulquln, cure, avec les RR.
PIP. Reise ct Dalemant, CONNIE di.
acre ct sous-diacre.
Les porteurs 6taient lie jnge b.
MN. Bigu6, Fassbinder, st
Aubin, Mcdonald, RheauIt, Car
rier ct Patnode.
Les porteurs honoraires 6taient
MN. Griffith ct Rochelle de Min
neapolis, ct NM. Lebrun, Gravel
lie, Tessier, Villaume, Lefebvre ct
de st Paul.
Illumination a Gu lien au cine
there du Calvaire.
L'ECH0 DE L'OUEsT s'unit aux
amis de Is famille pour
lui offrir ses profondes condol6an-
ces.
L'6lection des officers de la Br.
No IL, de ~. s @. F. a Gu lieu lie
mois dernier avec lie r6suitat sui
want:
Chaplain, r. p. Rulquin.
Presidente, Nine Emelie Tru-
unanimement.
Vice. M. Goedert,
unaniment.
Sec. Fin, Mathilda Gobeil.
Tresoriere, Nine j Griffith.
Messagere, Nine Steiner.
Gardienne DIES propriet6s, Nine
F. Wilkinson.
Premiere sentinelle, Nine A. St
deuxieme, j. Demers.
Dilectrices: A st Pierre, O. Gil
[ard ct HI. Mercare.
Installation aura lieu q la pro-
seance le Ii courant, sale
[. @. f.. coin des rues Be ct Wa.
oasha. Des acknowledgements Sc
ont servis aux membres apl6s
installation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

Nine A. Beauchamp nous prize
d'anponcer que pour dix ]onrs ellie
vendra au prix codtant un choix
de chapeaux de %fourrures ct de
pl"mes magnifques, qu'elle tient
au No, 92731, chambre 81 Nicollet
Avenue, (coin 9, rue) Nine Beau.
champ ayant obtenu un poste i'm
portant q st Paul ellie veut eco1ler
ces marchandises q sacrifice.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

LIE club Republican, Franco
American aura une tres impor
tante assemble dimanche apres
midi, lie 9 du courant, & deux heu
res, aux magaslns de Ia Rainvllle
Furniture Co., Is, 20, %, avenue
HenDepin.
Tous les membres sort instam-
ment prizes d'etre presents.
Par ordre
DAVID GORHAM, President
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07
JANVlER

PAR lie flame drolt, en- avant. mar-
che!"
Commando une volx de stentor,
C'est lie temps, vieux tambour-me-
Uor
A la ba1be de patriarche.
Dodelil ant der S ga demarche
Sous son plum ct d'argent ct dor
-Neige ct soleil-fer CONNIE Hec.
tor,
II met toute l'Annee en- marche.
Regegrant son rang, cbaque mois
Ajnsi qu'un grogna'd d'autrefols,
A con sac, aIlopge une tape;
Et prenapt lourdement lie pas:
"Ssc,6 meter, dlt.1l tout bas:
Premier janvierl premiere e'apel
JACQUES NORMAND.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

On demande dams une bonnie
famille cenadienne de trois person
mes, une demoiselle tres propre,
pour falre lie travail general. Bon
sala1re. S'adresser au No 3406 e.
liot Ave. So.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

ST vous voulez avoir votre Wan.
de livr6e 3 domicile promptement
chaque jour, faites votre comman-
de d la Central Provision Co., l25
Avenue Centra)e, ct ellie vous sera
llvr6e q court d6lai. T6l6phonez T
S. Spruce 53l GU N. w. East 80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

M. Pierre Daigle, qui a quite
notre vile il y q environ trois ans
pour aller demeurer dane pOuest
est en- notre vile depuis quelques
jours visitant ses parents, M. ct
Nine Raphael Daig'e ct son frere
Levi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

LIE Club Artistiqne a Gu So der
Mere reunion chez Nine Pierre CT.
gu4re ct a 6t6 tres int6ressante. La
prochalne reunion aura lieu chez
Nine Caron, zoos, 6e rue n. E.,
mercredi lie IL courant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

LIE Club des Joyeux Cling Cents
a eu une int6ressante reunion mer-
credi so1r chez Nine Charles Mar
chessault, fills. La prochalne reu-
MON sura lieu mercredi le 10 cou-
rant chez Nine A. Cole. 1928
Mongsellow Ave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

La Cour Hennepin 0. F. G.
tiendra une installation publique
de ses OFFICERS lie IA ]anvler q la
sale A. O. U. w. 80 Ave. Cen.
trale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

Les heures du cathechisme ont
6t6 changees a l'eglise Ste Anne.
Jusuu'A nouvel ordre IL aura lieu
le d,manche d $50 hrs entire la
basse messe ct la grand messe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

Nine Elisabeth Deslauriers, Sc
cretaire Flnancier dn Cercle Ste
Anne. desire announcer ~ mem
bres de la societ6 qu'elle sera chez
ellie tous les lund,s, 73e Jefferson
ST N. T., porr recevoir les dus.
Nine Deslauriers desire que les
membres agent ce jonr.Ia autant
que possible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

81 cette petite nouvelle que vous
auriez voulu voir dans lECHo ny
est pas c'est votre faute, vous au-
riez du nous la fare parveDir.
Telephone Tri State Spruce
1888.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07
&rho de l'@nest
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 6 Jan 1910

Nine Louis Leclaire, de Turtle
lake, Wis, 6tait en- visite en- cette
vile ces jours dernlers, l'k0te de
Nine Barette ga e9ur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

A yendfe a bon march6 un
''boarding camp" al Yellowstone
Park, capacit6 100.
S'adresser q L. n. Brillon, 1927
Gene rue N. E.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

Fitchburg.-M Joseph Grameau
fermier, age de 63 ans. a etc tue
dams la grange de sa ferme sur la
route de Richardson, par un tau
reau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

Reading. Penn.,-Cinq hommes
ont 6t6 tues lDstanement par l'ex-
plosion dune chaudi6re.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07

Faites nous parvenir les nouvel
lies locales par la telephone.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-07
Habits d'HiYer

Notre immeDs stock conslste en-
IN assortment varie d'Habille'
men,s oliver pour Hon
mes ct Garcons.
Les Vetements "Security" son1
ce Quill va de plus recent en- fat
de mod5s ct nuances, ct les PRIV
sont tres raisonnables.
Nj Louis Des Rosters sc fera
tout ,urs IN plaislr de vous assis-
ter dams lie choix de tout &C que
vous aurez besoin gu fait de V6te-
ments, en- Habillemen1s Complies,
Pantalons, Chapeaux, Crava:es
Cole, Pojgnets, Chemiees, Chau
t ttea, etc, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
NIGEL To RESCUE.
aids Liberal Immigration
League IN HAYES Bill Fight.

The National Liberal Immigration
League. which has been conducting a cam
pa-gn against an attempt 10 repeal the law
Which created the Division Of Information
q the Department OF Commerce and
Labor. announced yesterday IT'S belief taat
L had succeeded IN the fight 10 retain the
division Il was stated that owing % re-
7---c--or- placed on the scope or the work
or THIS division. especially AT its branch
--1ce IN Pearl street New York. bv which
cnly tarmhands could ger the desired in
FORMATION. its activities had been dlnin-
isled e. per cent, as there was little or no
work -or faruhands in the winter wEue
-1ose IN other occupations could be ad-
Vlse1 where 10 get employment at any time
OF The year
-h= officers IF the league usr YESTERDAY
ar the Tract Building. No. l5a Nassau
street. and later gave out @ letter 10 Presi-
dent Taft --cr- Edward LaU.srbach. pres
dent or the league L. which lIr- Taft-s AID
vas asked in opposing Section 3 Of the So
called Hayes bill. which stands for the re-
pea. of the Division OF Information law.
as urged by the Lmu.--atiou. Restriction
League
President Taft referred the letter TO Sec
rotary NaEei Of the Department % Com
r-erce and Labor. Mr. NageI. -eDlyinr 10
President raft said that with the excep-
ton % bill introduced by Congreszula
Bennett. providing for the deportation or
criminals who committed crime In this
country after their admission. practically
no legislation locking 70 the amendment OF
tie immigration act would De had at This
session. 3rr. NaEe- added
50 FAR as Section g OF the HAYES biz IS
concerned. 1 cannot believe that II will be-
enacted Personally should very much re-
s-er 20 see IL become law. According 90 my
observation the activities or the Division
1- Information ought. II anything. % he sx-
tended I an persuaded that 70 hlIe cLa re-
suits accomplished are sun limited they
are extremely valuable and that more and
Eoro ought TO be done to assist newly ar
rived Immigrant 70 md employment away
from --e cities and especially in the coun-
try where labor Is so scarce Unless other
wise directed I shall oppose r1lz amend
-=-- as bez- can"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
RAIDERS TAkE REST
"Ercisc Cops" Make -4uother
TINt to DR.. Parkhursf

pstrolmen Cunningham and keenan, did
rot make any excise arrests yeste~Ss,
rrs- rested trom their lahors. by advice o.
counsel and called Tor the second time
mo. tle Rev. pr Charles H. ParkE,rs,
mon invitation from him
Tefr S6rtora. counsel Tor the two me-.
,ac are under charges, aad whose trial
,,l 3 Eu to-cay before Deputy Co-o.y-
s,,re walsh. to.d Them rot g. mako an.
arrests v5st .r-ay, because az Tie arri-u6e
assumed lv ar Walsh GA THURSDAY las.
A.. walls. chem advised them to be csref.l
m -rs.- conduct over SUNDAY.
NJ $40. learned YESTERDAY that bot. noIi,e-
mon called Ur Dr. Purkhlrs- on SATURDAY.
q. DIS request .ut what passed dur!us 49,,
.-,s-- " could not be ascertaiued pr
p4-Fhar~r was said H. b., So favoratly nm
r-esse5 v..c the men that be- had another
,,rr .1,a with -fsm yesterday Dr Para
r.-s refused r9 za- wha- happened
Th,u1s p. AIe-urtocz superintendent ~
. SOCIETY," for the Prevention OF Crime
kroVr rs She Farhlgrst sociers. denied
,astf-ls, thar thar organization was be-
f.-f -lr-u am and keenan, in their v.s-L
s.re~. Used speciality 81 arresting viclators
o. Pr. excise avs AR lg,Clntoek vas
r-rra-. - saying rlBt his organ cation
was 81 r1 sense connected. EXCEPT bv
s,-ors a-- natural ties q sympathy. VIII
IT, work Rae policemen had carried on.
d. sara -aa- any other sort of connection
v-tr -rea was useless, also Impossible.
.v 11r- expect tEe Police Commits
Store '- 40 sr-rl,Ds 70 correct existing
--r.-t sl-l t~ Nc-I.rtock Viola
t7rs e. ..e SUNDAY liquor law are lucrsas-
i-s every week. They are more taErart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
G-lS FIGURES GUEN
Z. 5. {. 4roUges VratH Of
Consolidated.

D- 4 q Weber cE-e+ E-ar.s----zr &C the
Fub.-- Service Conlu,lss.o-. has prepared
SUMMARY OF The cperaLo-z CT gas co-l-
rlr-5s v:t..- TIE greater city Ter TIRE year
1898 which shows ---- --=.- total Cpe-st-
-rE revenues were sas.g--,-1- g.. o. Vl-c2
S-lsss .+s5 = vc-- 20 y-e companies CEN
posing --e Consolidated system and s-l,-
uls,-Se - those outside Z I1s- system
The c-,s' production ~ gas vas i4.r--.-
5-- eos c1etc eeel or which 3e.S-4,s5-o19
was from Consolidated works
Tie net r-c--z e the Consolidated svs-
re-l were s-.ES2,-s- Go. which vas an IN
crease ever -.1s CT S5.5-l,75s So The IN
dependent companies reported prorts foot
ing lp $3.50 so 81. ~ increase Of SSH
t5-a
The s.--s-r Eas -a~ does --- app p
t--5a--1-- TIE city. the cutlrinE ro-Eor.
being exempted. ard vzryirg rates are
charged Up o. g 50 e. thousand Tee rate
o. che -it- rs - cents The rates tor gas
supplied 70 othe~ comparies ranges from
@ go 1c-rz thousand I'D no Sass cents
r-l---1 the Consolidated system The ro-a,
-e-stp-s from such sales being ss-P,-
.5l s.
The -oti- -sIes bg -1e consolidated s-s-
-e-1 ~ consumers z----te5 70 s-e---.-
ccS q ard O. The ct-- s:1-.22s al, making
total of s-eEsass5 Tee operating
expenses are given ss si7ss5,Es7 40. q
7-5-r sc-oe -s5 - ts allowed f.- c9erre-
c-at.sa.
Tie net revenue frou E1z operations u
Vie system IS mus sG,5--.sl- % The ne-
income from all sources however. Is given
as S75SG seq 5s rs against Ss,2--S42 50
FOR 1905 TIE net revenue from gas 0per-
aJ.7as 81 t-s Consolidated proper i. fact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

ere. One hundred acres Of wheat would
5---g him i- $500 net
Sow on the same basis an acre OF Sas-
s1tchewal land would yield him thirteen
bushels profit or SO 40; consequently one
hundred acres would make him 5000.
and in Sa=katocr's favored district our
Yields were mostly more than thirty bush
els an ac-e and In many instances touched
TIC forty tusael marx. and went IN quite
number of instances even slightly
-is-er. CY WsRIIAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
RICHES FROM SOIL
Remarkable Fertility Of Land
m Saskatchewan.

Saskatoon. Sask March . tSpec-zl1 -
With the advent here o. a swarm OF set
tiers from the south. the great record q
last year for this province VIII probably
be excelis5 during the coming season. The
their fer-iIitv
The farmer ike every cthsr intelligent
individual desires 20 make the most Of his
effort q hts brain and Drawn Naturally.
he realizes that ar the least rle working
and cropping Of poor land involves quite
a. nuCh labor ss WIKI good land, while
The results differ widely I have said for
Tie sake or argument, that the labor on
poor and Is -ust as much Is or coed land.
II doing SO 7 am very generous 20 the
poor s-d-fcr most farmers know what
Danuring means, and just how much ma
n--irg poor or Impoverished land re-
qulres and how much So added 70 work
ing expenses iu consequence. In other
words a. every agricliturist knows. the
cos z rla1u-,-E rocr or impoverished
lard Constitutes very considerable debit
tte- against the crop 70 De grown
SOW. re do not require 70 manure our
and L IS virgin ard pregnant with all
the chemical constituents necessary FOR
the growth OF plant life. To man-re our
land would Re To oyerc-arEE IT, with the
result that crops would grow with trop-
zeal -auEress arI never mature
TIE following Is rEs total value. 20 The
farmer. OF 1908 Western Erzla crops
SlssG15,o00, watch amount vas contrib
u-s6 70 by each Of the three prairie prov
-~r=S as under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
CAN'T CATCH GREEN.
Escaped Banker-Horse Thief
Bdf7es Ohio Purguers.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio. March ---The sec
ono week o. the man hunt over hale q
dozen Ohio counties Tor Robert Green,
ex-banker Jail breaker and horse thief
opened to-day with -hs Sherir's posses
IS much Al sea as ever iu regard 70 their
quarry UhCyeabouts
After having traced Green through
CcsGoclzto- County The rursuers have
turned north again. believing The fugitive
has doubled on his tracks and is now
heading fer Cleveland. TLroUghour The
whole chase, although aided by agto1o-
bles horses, bloodhoulGs and IRE whole
resources q the states legal nschi--r,-,
The o1cers o. the law have been corn
p-stely ba5ed by Green, who mas stolen
ans ridden no exhaustion three horses
III lis 5-snt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

r the farmer IS trying 90 sell his en-
s-cv and intelligence IL the best market
-rs- market is here. AL the railroads
-za,r saskatoon. Tor tile last mo -sarz,
ana again this vear. Saskatoon viii he the
.a-+~s II tho --ea-es. railway cousIruc-
Won work fa -ae whole world a-me-s
require railways
Al the normal. cr formerly normal price
OF wheat ve used 70 calculate that II cost
q man twelve bushels al acre to raise and
market lls crop and live A.- over twelve
bushels was profit. or course. ~ The pres
-7t price z vLeat--T- -.cl price seems
likely o. d. maintained for Ions 20 come
oa. c1ll5 work and i.ve ON about nine
bushels an acre.
or this basis -he @o-tl Dakota farmer
averages proGE ~ 4.ol- t.-- bushels g.
acre. which. taken ar sag. .t cents ou tae
farm means q u--r- a- ---1 ~ 81 % ou-
NJ which le has tr Is- interest ol amy
mortgage ard also Cor us--.0-r-. repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
c,pyrclE HERO KILLED.

-.... ,.-.nes. = D.. Marcn 3 'Srer'li D.
$3.50 arr1-lu su taa LaasaNa1-
,, N.v York arriving here 30
,,.-rriug. was Ilu over bE ha
.-. vben ~ Jumped of before D.
d.e5 ~ O'Clock in oralg-
tr---ital START missed AIS Zoos
,.,-1re1 struck tie F-uns - "a
4 ,eu under tAe wheels s.ail
..''-5 ,--sasser u = Carnegie medal i'r
ing res--e1 four men vac Aa2
- .,.~o,,eh t-s ice ar L=ke Aeyat-2as
- 90 az. He j. e ~ Io's'' ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

Saskatchewan 1913 grain crop gave or
farmers slL570,ago. or IS 81. pe- cent CT the
total value o. Western grain CROPS But ac1
10 the above amount The value OF lthe- field
c-,-s and also Of derry p--dI,-s-say Ing
nothing of IivestocA-aDd The fetal value et
Saskatchewan. crops 70 the farmer tl- me
season 1875 amounted 10 the astounding ne
IRE Of s-1-.g-s p-l. This sum. divided equal
Is amo-z ere S-.eoo farmers in o-- province.
would give each as his share r-r his sea
-r--z v-,-lz the re~- ccrccr-arI= amount ~
g So q
There is about as much land under cu-ti-
walton to-cay rs The government has ---d
aside fer road allowances. Nevertheless.
sssksrchevan nov stands as the third
greatest wheat and car prc-rl--S province
or s--te On tie whole Ecrtl American con-
-.nert. and We have oElv 5us- begun Here
are The -EureS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
LOST sANKRooks-

BtNEECoH SO. 1ls $50 be the Union DIT,s
savings hdnN Isl missing. ANY person havlnr-
claim CD b. is hereby called upon Is present
tf' same WlIau ten days 1I submit q, bavin..
sfii p'e-.oo" cancelled ana new one issued
--,,s -t1nheooS No 5tlold. of DIV Dock say
iAsa institution. any pc son laVinu -i9s-us
.'poa sal. BOOB is caiiet uuou 70 present tis
SIZE - tae bans within tnirty DAYS, or me ssid
BOON VIII De declared cancelled ana exri05,f.S.-
And new one issued in leu Jhsrsog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
PATENTS.

PATENT FOH SALE which can earn the man
--aclufrr ~ 10 Slsooo0 a wear. ana should az
.-tsl lir.l On ,nr owner ot it $1,000 900 iu its
INVENTION. This 10 unusual opportunity far mn
no seeks soDd patent. Will sell outright fo-
900. no agents need answer. p q BOY 50
south Bend INT -