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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-25
WILSON'S ORDER
AIDS SQUATTERS
RIGHT OF EACH TO FILE ON
100 ACRES CONCEDED
May Seek Patents on Tracts In un-
surveyed Reserve When Sur
veys Are COM
pIeted

WASHINGTON, March 2h-Secre-
tary Wilson has just issued an order
providing for more liberal treatment
of bona fde squatters on unsurveyed
land which has been included within
national forests since the time of &C
tual occupancy Of the land by the
squatter.
Under the homestead law it is i'm
possible for anyone to secure legal
title to unsurveyed public land, but
occupancy pending survey is recognized
as giving a prior claim to the lana
after survey under what Is known as
"squatters' rights"
A squatter who had, in good faith
taken possession of piece of national
forest land before the national forests
were created is not dispossessed or
his claim by the forest service, and if
he lives upon 1t and cultiVates 1t until
the land has been surveyed, he is able
to get his homestead just as though
he had settled on any part OF the I'M
reserved public domain. But since
the massage of the act Of June IL, 1870,
which permits the secretary or asrl-
culture to list for settlement land
which he finds chiefly valuable lot
agriculture, it has been possible Tor
so1atters to apply for the listing of
their lands under this act, and thus
to obtain title prior to the government
The object of the new order of the
secretary is to provide for the listing
of the full amount of land which the
occupant would receive If he exercised
his option of awaiting the government
survey. irrespective of whether the en-
tire area Is cultivable, provided the
claim IS bona fide and the land Is not
more valuable for its timber than for
agriculture.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-25
DRY FARMING TO
Be GIVEN TRIAL
COMPTON AGRlCULTURISTS TO
EXPERIMENT
Addresses on Rotation of Crops and
Possibilities Of Southern Cali
fornia Land Bring Good
Results

Under the personal direction of f.
c. Rittue. representative of the ag-
ricultural department. much interest
has been awakened among the farmers
Of Southern California in rotation of
crops and in dry farming, particular
" in the vicinity of Compton where
the government experiment station Is
established. Through the work Of Mr.
Rittue. who has been connected with
the government service for fifteen
Years. an organization has been effect
ed at Compton with the following
named officers: President Nelson
Ward; secretary, W. r. Mayo; treas
urer. e. e. Elliott; committee on laws
Nelson Ward. ". r. Mayo, E. r. Ell
lott. F. L. Walton and J. L. Bignes,
An adjourned meeting will be held at
the W. c. T. U. hall in Compton next
Tuesday evening to hear the report OF
the committee and receive additional
members. All of the farmers In the
neighborhood of Compton are enthusi-
astic over the outlook for the better
ment of farming conditions.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14
Salbei fir Saar.S nnfcln.

Iic Soec. Solbci Silr @ieoerber.
iteQultg Der 3arbe ocs Saarcs 5u be.
rirben, lit nift rle,i. ltniere 8rob.
elicrn bcnutten rSalbci.Sb Inn
:tr Soor bunfel inb gldnjeno 81 er.
Dalten. @enn lire Scare ou5iielen.
triibten iie Salbei ab unb belnisten
bcli lbguB bnpon afs @egcnmittel.
Seute brnudjen mir bies nid,t nieEr
81 ibun. Iiidtiae Gbemifer perrid.
te,, Dies iest fir uDs. @ir pcrlan.
sul belltc beren Erobuft: .@pctb
Sugc nno Siilpbnr," SaI6ci iiilo
Sdrnrie[ in rihtiser StGrfc cntbal.
tcno. aae suitcn apotbcfen iiibreil
c3 iiir SOC. ino 81 90 Die Jlnidc.
cber cs miro otreft eeacn ginicnbuns
oeg preiies perianbt bon Ser @petB
Chemical Co.. "a gortlanot. Ctr.
NewfDorf 6itp. .9n3
Gum 9crfaMi iino enpioblen Don
scr nNcub Trus &c." (A)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14
Ginc idyuerc NHidulSigmug.

Eoitmeiiter SllrbnIb pon NcllL
@orceItcr.Gr., beihuIoiNt ieinen
giiiItentcn Gonnomop, i'm un
mcbrerc Souicnh Collars beito5-
len Ill 6uben. Der ongeblidc
Gicb cntiIoben.
Gomuro 2. Sllrbulb, Der Soltmri-
tier bon Berlin, Worceltcr GountU,
Mo., bciduloiQt iciuNn N%iiiitcntcn
Golporo Sbol1oa y. Gonlpuop, Der
iriihcr Eoitmriitcr hc9 Srtea nor.
ibn. Gurbuih I'M mcbrcrc Sauleno
Collars bcrul,bt 5ll hobel. Gr lo0t,
ca bobe lih fein @clO ser Eoit IN
scr &alic %beIunocn. Gonnomon lit
pcridpplu1oen, Scrr SlIrbllb pernliB.
tc icit 9croumer Belt BON Gag 1T
Sog flcincre @clhIummen ans lei,
ncm WcIbidranf, tonntc nber ocll
Gicb nid)t a~usfinoi1 mod)cIL trot
Dem cr id,urfc @ofe belt. SdlicB-
lid Dor etlid)cu Sugcn, mllroc icill
Geroad,t or,i Gonnonop Nelcnft. Ut
peritcdte lid) III Der Iol9cnocn NaGt
IN icincm 2ooen, in &crbinoung nit
meld)cn er boS Eoltnlnt bctrieb. mn
nud) tangent Worten murbe Die
(biir 5ltnt Eoitomt ollgcldloiicn
uno cine Eerion, IN mcldler CT lei
men Miliiientcn crtnlnte. ourd)Idriit
Die Eoitoiiice. betrot Den Snoen ulo
raubte ocn @clold)runt ans. SEER
Sltrbnib trot Damn nllf i'm SIT mo
bielt i'm icIt. Gnunoluou bot, i'm &C.
ben 5lt lo'lcn, er iuilr6c pcrilld)en, Die
geitoblcnen @elblunrmcu 5llriif}l-
eritottcn. @err Surbuib licB lid re.
lucgen bon elmer Tcrboitun9 obju'
Itcben, ober am n0d)iten Gage ,uor
Gonnomon perldnullocn. &err Sllr'
bllih beiiird,tet, bnB mlf leinen Nd
men ulld) BON ulbcfuQter Scitc
Gbeda utSgeItelt moroen Iino mlo
lGBt iein 9onfbudl 0cnou unterill'
den. 8on5 Berlin iii i'll Nufrcgung
iiber Den Sail.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14

COP lie iih I'M Seim lpohl uno 5lt-
irieoen iiiblen. Niis Dem No6loB
Der oerltorbenen Sral Caroline 8lls
%lranl,s, einenl l%angiGbrisen treuen
Wtit9lie0e oes Tamcn.GereinS, fiel
uns Elm Gernt1dtuiB bon 500 5lt.
Sm @eim murocu mebrere groBt
Terbeilerunaen porgenommen, inter
Snoerem Elm neller Sobritlibl erbart,
iiir bciicn BAN Der Gerein Die beoel-
ttroe Suntmc pom $500 beiltererte.
Die Snlaiien ueriub Der Serein NIT
&leiounasItiifen lllo Dem notblgell
Sdlubncrt mo iiberreidyte $3.50 sur
SeItreihlng ocs Sausbalts. Sed)a.
Scbn Tomen trateu i'm &oriabre Dem
Terein bel, nGmlit y. 6ebler, Clara
Gppler, y. YoblmnnM Nnna 9ieulil-
lei, q. @eber, @liiobetb Sbies, $.
@cder, 2outie Gang 6. ShmeiBer,
s.. Don aiiQene8a q. @cgefartb,
Gitella aobn, $. GmridL 8. @ooo,
:. Mergentbaler unb Sulul Sdaar.
2agegen befluaen mir oaS Gabin'
lhcioen bon 6rou Souile EalId),
Srou Caroline @clbelms uno 6roll
Mnrie 2'auemano. ocren NnOcnten
mir IN Sreuc benabren merben. Ger
&crein pernnItaltete mebrere 6eIte.
las Mnifeit mar ouberoroentlih err
iolgreid). @obrenb oes SommerS
iuurbe iiir bic Sniaiien cin 8nrten,
itlt i'm @orten bcs SeimS %ub9cbulten,
en- Gontiagungstugc mllrocn Ole St-
ioilen nit eincm Sclteiien trottirt.
Gin modti9er, elcftrild) belclldtetcr
Ennnenbnlim erfrelttc Die Sctngte,l
on 5lueiten @eibnnd)tstngc; EaItor
Sul. S%oinlann belt cine 81 &er5ell
gebenoe Nnlprudc. Gin beionbcres
&~crgnii9eu iiir Die Sniuiien mar cine
GRANDCHILDREN. GorItelling. SrGulein
Nnna 3ange, u%nlerer Gerpalterin,
ionic Der trellen arnnfenpGrterin,
S:ou u. Sd9er, iei Der Gonf oeS
&ereins ousgeiprohen. Anen giiti.
gen @ebern unb @onnern bes Ser.
ems, Dor AQem Der beutid)en Ereiic,
lie unieren Ingelegenbeiten 10 oiel
Sntereiic cntacgen bringt llno ms 10
generos umterltiibt, iagen mir biermit
u1Icren ber5liditen Sunf.
2ouile u. Holden, SefretGrin.
9tod Der Serlommlung erltroblte
rcd) einmal Ger mGd)tige Sannen-
baum inn eleftriifen 2%itterglnn5c.
Nady ciuem gemiitblidlen aufeefrGnSs
Gen gingen Die Gonlen o%llseillan0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14
Sciratbs.Iicen,eu.

Sobn @reller, AZ, unO Minnic
&rua, Is; Ipplifant S. &ritg, Yer.
22i6, Cambridge troBe.
Winrf 2eucnitein, %. 9tr. 204.
stcrh.S nbnruBr, limo" Scmrip 'Giity.
fer, %.
@illiam Z. Hoberts, 40, @lenarm,
Mo.. nup Minnie 2edert, 90, Suffer.
ton, Wb.
) Thomas .. Sbearer, %, Sale,
thorpe, MO, mo emma =. Sam
ltt, 81.
~ Wiaiam Sell, 81, mo Se1lo g.
Sdlittter, 20; Applifunt v. !. Ma-
Doitep. Der. 200, Siio-S trideritroBe.
~ Scnrp 6. Morgon, %, Queen Nm
rc's. Wb., lnh Worp &. Slelning.
%. SiQsboro, NO; Applifont .. y.
Barton, Nr. 1908, Horo.S ulton.Aue.
ae' Briiiin =. Garner, 81, Srpington,
ga. l,no Nena 9. Goworos, "a; Mp.
riitant Gopio &. Stieg, Nr. 1893,
Npro< Sutton auenllc.
ia. Charles s. Gnicu, %, Nr. 1888,
McGullobitroBe, uno 3oln s.. gger-
ter. %.
gSiniom :. Soruarb. 26, DIR. 1907,
SobnlfroGc, llno Snllie ). greri5c.
-, Mount @aibington.
@iuiom Sdnmrb, 81, Nr. PIG.
observation-disclosures, unb Wargnret
S;ds, 40, Sigblonotomu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14

Mailer d. cit. - Wcil lid Der
IS ,Sahrc olte @iaiom @rilllo bon
Or. 9Ol0, Seiicrion,S troBe, anaeb-
lid lueiacrte, in foltem @niicr 81 bo.
Den. brod)te i'm iein Safer @lltcp
Wruno nod Dem norooitlihcn Sto-
tiousGauic uuo erbob gcgcn i'm Sic
ACKNOWLEDGING Der llnuerbclierlif
felt. % Der anobc Dem Hiftec
2leiueapn crfldrte. iein Goter bGbe
BON ibm %perla1gt, er Iollc lid) III
faltcm Wuiier 6uoeit. iinb oo er per
iprnd), iif) in 3ufuuft reinlih 81 bal
ten, Iieb i'm ser 8id)ter lauren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14

Sbr &uu d) cr ii III. -
Sri. @liiubetb 6. Ablrn, Die 10
Sabre olte Iumc. lueIte am 9. &c
jcnlber einen SelbitmorOuCriu6 be.
ging, lpciI ibrc Gcrpanoten lie III
einem 2lltcnbeim unterbrinNcn moa.
ten, lit ON Mittmod) IN Der Wob-
nrng ibrer 9fidtc, Srou SlIe I.
GroBmore, Hr. 1921, Oit.Gogcr-
StroBe, 0%citorben. Sic bate am 9.
CeSembcr 2eud)tgoa %ein9entbmet uno
Ed ME uollit0noig bon Den Iolgcn
erbolt. Sri. Alblrn oielte ais &runs
temp1rtcriu int @iirgcrtrie0c. Sie
n&roBe Irmcc Der Gepublit" inter
ltiibtc JIG i%inon5iell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14

9 dcuftcn Den S6m a II II.
Gie @roB9cidnporehcn bes letten
8erit)tSterninS 6oben iDrem S6+
mann. 6errn Sulliouh Yitts, oll1lI-
lid) ci,ies Iiners i'm rMcrhanta,
Glub" nit eiiler iilbernen Eiunid,.
bople beidcnft. an benz elmer nab'
men Tbeil Die Scrren Sullipot
Gitts. Sponen Z. Wanning, 6. Clan
1imanus. S. ). Soccp. @iuiant ).
8og9s, %. Gtran NcGurlep, 81. Su.
LAMB Gor. u, G. :. Swei,s. Sonlue!
". Ynttiion. Sbonlos 6. Wc@uire.
Sobn 0trfleu. Sarrp Dc. Yecper. u.
s. SuoiolL MiGiam 6cpn. Sanlc&
a.. Sarletorl. u. Solntes 8ilbur.
Sorrp u. aOom3, Sacob 9. 1olt.
intitG. Gbmorb No6erts, Winiam 9.
Eippcn. Hobcrt 70. Mclih, Gilinni
9oiid)er, Sontcs Glpcns. !. Clarence
Tictrif uilb 9ohn SaIomoit, ionic
Staatsonnalt gilbert g. 5. Spens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14
Cine meme 9 q + II.

Sn Northumberland Mo, miro
cine neiic Giicnbobn gcbolt mcroen,
bic iGrcn Gnopnnft 5u Soncod M
ben urh o,ls en&pblenieloern Tenlt.
lplponicn's fonnmcn miro. Tie 9ubn
miro cine SGn9c pom 40 Wieilcn CT
baltcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14

Smnmo ........ $3f3t.06
Nricbertfe Meper, Sinun8.S efr.
0ermine Sd)rooer, SfasmeiIt.
Nobrcsbcrtht Der Sefrc.
t1rin.
&crtbc Er1itoentin! Mcrt9e Dit
glieoer! Dlit geirieoiguns untb &c.
rligtbumng fouileia mir auf ons per-
f%loiienc Sabr jliriid bliden. Inter
Ger umiidtigen Seitung unierer per-
cbrteu FrdiioentiL 6raii Bertha
%lard. cntfalteten Die Mitslicoer
enc ciirige Ibatigfeit nnb itrebten
ali bnrmoriide @eiie, bas Werf Der
NGditenIiebe NIT grfoIg 5l fronen.
Ter 8creill nnroe i'm periloiIencli
Sobrc reid,Iid NIT 8eloseifenfen
hrio Ionationen aIler Art beoadt:
aud, lnhierc Spialien nahmen resen
9tntbeil all unIeren Angelegenbeiien
rnb iiberrnihten uno ~erire,ten ms
nit Weidenfen elm iideres 3eidea,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14
Nns Dem Snnrrcn Marplanb's nnb
Den nngreuScnSem Staatcn.

cutiderY aitorpcrboitct
Cine 9elinoe Seniation ereignete
id, an Mittmod) IN Cumberland,
Mo. Ter oiftatpriidc lSoli5eidei
6luloaan lieB Goitor 5. 2. 9roren
non Der Oclttifen epang, llltb. Stride
all Der 9eoforoitrdbc we9en ange.
liten .lungebiibrlidcn @etra9ens"
pcrboiten. Slanagon hottie Dem 80.
ltor onbefoblen, iein Srottoir bon
Shnee uito Sis 5li reinigen unb Dem
Neiebl lpitroc prompt Sclae gclciitct.
iii Der ifnttigen Seite brS Snllies
trnntc Der FaItpr ieood, nidt uaes
Sis cnticrnen ulo er mndte Dem 30
li5eigemalti9en Wittbeilung bacon.
2ieIcr mitrGe grcb uno inlultireno,
mas Der Eoltor iotiirlid) nid,t rllbig
%binuahnl. Gin @ortmehiel entitonb,
Ger nit Der %erbuItuutg oeS Yditor3
choete. alS ca gum Gerbor FAM 500
tcr Eoli5cipuid)o ieine IuidyuloigunJ
uGer juriif. Glanogon lit ais ein
r!ldiid,tsloler @eiclle befannt.
Worb i'm 5meiten Craze.
@nl. 81. 9rolun bon Gbonceioro
Gotunibip. Dorf.G county, $50, Der at.
gcflogt por. Wiinnie 6. Srocep be
biilflid) gcipelcn III iein, ihrcn il, bcnl.
,clbcn SomnIhip nobnboiten @otten
Ssoibuo Trncep nit Strphnin, bos IN
@bisfcp 9etbon morocn mar. SIT Der
giitcu, lit bea MprbeS i'm 5,ucitcn
0rooc idulbig 6ciunbcn luorOell.
6rou Srocen mi,roc fiir6lid) oeS Sobt-
idlogs idyulbig beIunocn nno 81 3
bia ~ Sobrcn 3lld)tbauSbaft uerllr.
thcilt.
Gr6ongte id in Ca d, it III {.
SoIcpb Ilbcrt Farfs, Elm 80 Sabre
after Wonn, crhGngte lid, onl Mlitt.
nod in Der Iodlltubc lciilcS ScinlS
81 SogcrStomn, Vo. Gr mnr trGnfs
lid) rulo orbeitanlfobi0.
Cine meme SoGn.
Sn Northumberland ND, miro
cine nellc G%iienbobn gcbout mcroelL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14
sSn NienItc Der Gbaritas.

Siebenuno5uon5iglte Sabres : Ser
iammlung bes .@reilenbeim:Gos
men-&ereins." - 3ablreife 60
nationcn Dem 8erein i'm u%erilol.
lenen Sabre 5u9eaon9en. - Ser
giinItiae 9eridt Der Sd)obmeiltes
rim. - Gle neiten Gomite'n.
Ger Toment& creiu Ser nAlgcmcl'
ZEN Gcutid)en Overwhelmingly" Der
icit q Sabren cine luadere Stllse
Del ,0entiden 8reiienbeinatb" luor,
belt 1eItern Iafmittag I'M Anltolts-
gcb1uoe, an Der gde BON Baltimore
urb Hapion-S traBe. ieine p. SAB.
rcsperiummlung, lpelde troB oe5
uuBfulten @etters 5nblreit) be'uht
mar. 9ie GrGlioentin, 6ran 9ertbn
&Ianf, melhe Die Seriammlung err
oiinete, bonfte 5uerit ben Scamttilnen
linb Witalieoern oeS 8ereills 1lr ole
t;cle llnterItiiBmg im Der loIienell
Tobre lnb erilld)te bielelhen, aild N
n!cicm Sabre 10 barmoniid) nno' That
irGitig meiter jl orbeiten. "a Die
clten @enmtiunen ollf Griud)cn &c.
ipiat paren, ibre Iemter tpelter SIT
bethlehem, eriibrigte iih cine Beam
tenunbl, unb crnalmte bic Gorlitertn
cul Renilions.G pmite Our Sriihing
Der Bidder ser Sd,atmeiitcrin): Die
Tomen g. 2iiberib, Gliic 8ailer mo
z. @olgiano, uno Dos Selufsseps
mite: bic Gamcn 6. auufmam nno
S. Sdooe. Sobonn milrbeu bic De
rid]tc Der Sd)osmeilterin mo Scfre-
tGrin perlelen. Gieielbcn battcn Iol'
Gcn0en @ortlaut:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-14
&ricfbef6rScrnna nady Dem Nuslanot


0ie auSlGnoiifc Yoit fir Die nit
Dem Is. Sanuur elOCnbe @odIc
IhlieBt in allen TGuen pitnttlid in
Der SauptsS Office, luie fol9t;
Eodct.Eoit lit geciinet tGgIidJ BON
8 llbr GormittogS bis 5 llbr Nadnlit.
tags, nlsgenommen Sonnto0S.
2ampier iobren ob BON Menu Oorf,
pcnn nid)t nnocr3 ongcgeben.
Sran&utlantildc Yodct'
Eolt.
2Cltldlano, lflicBt nm ) llbr
9tod)mittogs am Sreitog.
8roBbritonnien II. Srlono ldIieBi
llm ; llbr Hohm. om Gicnitag unib
Sreitag.
Sronfrcid) ihl;eBt Inn 8 llBr Hod'
mltta9s am Sreita9.
9elgicu idlieBt I'M 5 llbr Nodm.
am 9ienitog.
Horncgen, Sdyfpcoen mo O0llc.
mart ihlieBt nm 5 llbr NotnlittagS
am Wonta9, II. Sonuar.
Solono ihlieBt I'M 5 llbr NadJn1.
am Montag.
Stalien lhlicbt I'M 5 llbr Wad)m.
AM Sienitog.
Seitreif ihlicBt UNI 8 llbr Iadm.
am 0ienitag.
Grams Itlontiihe q 20 It.
Sreitog IA. Snnuor. - I'm / llbr
Nahnittug5 nad) Den slSorcn. Snieln
per Compiler bon Bottom; nm 6 llbr
NbenbS nad 2ciitldlano, pia Som-
burg brett, MIR 9~rierpoit, per Can't
pier n@rof @alberice"; nm Z ltDr
slbenOS nod europa, girifo mo Dit
Snbien per Gonipfer st. 2ouis".
nio Glpnoiltb unb G~bcrbourg.
Sreitog, IA. Snnl,or. - I'm 10 llbr
gbenoS noh bermuda per Compiler
nSccnna"; nod Eorto 9tico, Curacao
uno Sellc5ucla per 9ampfer uYbiln-
oelpbiu"; mad, Sortute SSlonb uno
Somoico per 3ompfcr "Eriu5 Niiguit
@ilbelm"; nod ga ElatosSanoItri.
ten per 9ompfer .Sorteuliis".
Bolt nod) Hcllfuuolono, pio Nortb
Sibnep, uno no6 Wiquelon, pio So
ton i6lieBt bier i1alid an 3 l(br
Nadrnittago; nad) Cuba, piu Salnpo,
tGolid nm / llbr HodmittogS nod
sofia Hica, SonouroS, Nicorogun
(Sitfiiitc), Salpooor mo 8ilatcmo,
la, pio Mctu.S rlconS, tdglid) Inn 10
ltbr Nbellbs; nod Werico Gitp t1glid)
UNI s llbr uno II llhr IbcnoS.
Grams Yucifiih de Hoit.
EoIt nad) Saiuaii, Sopar, aorea,
G6ino nlb ben TbilippincrL Diu Gan
SranciSco, id)liebt bier tdglid) I'M I
llbr Nbenoa bis 5i,nl 20. Sontor
rad 9G~ultrolien, Neu.S eelono un0
ben Sill. Sniellt, bio gancouuer, 9.
g.. t1glid) nm 7 llbr Ibenbs bis 5lrll
%. Sunuor.
Sic ~GronS.Tociiic.Yoit miro fig
lid gum Mb9ongSbofcn gelonot, ullo
bie 3cit oes ShlulicS lit 10 orronOirt,
ooB cill nmlllltcr6ro6ellcr llcbcrlonO-
transport ernloglid)t miro.
Noti5. - Cos @riiporto nod al
len iremocn 21rloern (aisgenommcll
WroBbritnulien mo Srlano, Gono'
o., Wcrlco, Banana, Cuba mo
Sbonoboi, no Oaiiclbc ipic oo5 Gin.
heimii6e IT'D lit ipic ioIgt: 8 GentS
fir Die erite lln5e uno 3 GeiltS iiir
lcoe meitere lln5e ooer oeren Sbeil,
uno milB pol I'M %orol,S bejoblt
,ueroell. %onocrnfolls oas Goppcltc
ocs feblcnocn 9ctrogcs on Srtc Der
ablieierui1 colettirt ioirb. Moh
Teutitlunb. illr blreft per SdiIl.
mic Die cinheiniiidcn Goten.
u. Sail Sarris, Boltnclltcr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-14
TODAY's MARKET REPORTS

Chicago, July 14-Alarming reports that
tropical heat was shriveling the wheat
crop in southern Russia, caused cOnsid-
cradle buying here today. Hot weather in
the American spring wheat states was
also a bullish factor. Millers' advices
age by drouth and heat in the Dakotas
and Minnesota was beyond repair Much
of southern Manitoba, 1t was said, would
be p1oughed up. Another item that re-
ceived attention was the scantineSs of
shipments from Argentine. Advances of
The September option opened that much
up at $L02A to $L025s and rose to $1.OS1s-
There was much buying here for the
northwest. Rains were counted made
quate. Winnipeg declared the crop shrink
ing fast from heat. Army worm damage
was reported from Nebraska. The close
was strong, with September 2ss@12c net
higher. at $L041z@M.
Fine rains made corn easy at the start,
but the market later became firm in SYM
apthy with wheat. September opened I'M
changed to Nc lower at $3.50 to 597zc and
reacted to 60@601sc.
The firmness continued throughout the
session. The close was at 60lAc for Sep
tember a net gain of &c.
Strength of wheat formed the chief in
fluenc Elm the oats pit September opened
unchanged to &c up at $3.50 to 3Sazc,
touched 3S1ac and advanced to 3Sz@Ac.
Packers loosened their hold little on
provisions The opening was zoe down to
IA cup Some slight additional declines
were recorded. First prices for the Sep
TENDER delivery was at $21.s0 to $500 for
pork; $1190 for lard and $l1.S215 for ribs.
RYECash, 75G76c.
BARLEY-Cash, 50@7Sc.
September, $50; October,
s.. 60@5S0; March, $3.50.
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Y.rk stock Market.

Wall ST., New York, July IA strong
tone developed when moderate buying or
ders were executed in the market lead
ers. An increased demand for the copper
stocks also exerted a strengthening effect
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secure, the repeal of the law under
which the contests took place, feeling
convinced, together with the great ma
jority of the citizens of the state. that
under it almost all that made prize
fighting Objectionable and demoralizing
had gradually been revived.
Now this was my experience, the
experience of a man who, so far from
being prejudiced against boxing, was
and is a warm advocate of it, and who
at the outset, had not the slightest
prejudice against professional boxing
that is, boxing for purses of money
and who has numbered among his
friends many men who were profess
SIGNALS and had fought for money
prizes. I am sure that what has han
pened in New York will happen in the
nation at large, and that prize fighting
Will be, as it ought to be, stopped in
every state of the Union. Since it was
stopped in New York the conditions
surrounding the ring have grown
worse, and not better. The money
prizes fought for are enormous. and
are a potent source of decentralization
in themselves, while they are often 40
arranged as either to be a premium
on crookedness or else to reward near
ly as amply the man who fails as the
man who succeeds. The betting and
gambling upon the result are thor
picture part of the proceedings has
introduced new method of money
getting and of Generalization. In adj
ditlon. the last contest provoked a very
unfortunate display of race antagon-
ism. sincerely trust that public
sentiment will be so aroused, and will
make itself felt so effectively, as TO
guarantee that this is the last prize
fight to take place in the United States;
and 1t would be an admirable thing il
some method could be devised to stop
the exhibition of the moving pictures
taken thereof
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"