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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
IN
STOCK MARKET

New York, Aug. G.-The tone of the
week S stock market showed improve
mcnt Rumors of additional relief
by bankers to distressed holders OF
large blocks of stocks affected the
market There remained a suspicion
of other similar transactions that
might prove necessary.
The weeks weather conditions
were believed to have improved the
crop prospects. but the months de
terioration i'm cotton shown by the
government report and the desire to
await the government report on the
grain condition on Monday were off
setting influences.
Reports of shading Of prices of steel
products clouded the industrial horf.
zon. The rumors Of cotton cuTtnil-
meut were received with some sus-
piclon. but with little effect on the
demand both for the metal and the
securities The easing OF the money
market was helpful factor
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WORLD MARKE Tc
MARKET is SHOWING
SOME SIGNS OF STRENGTH

New York, Aug, G.-There was very
little life in the opening dealings in
stocks today, The price movement
was spotty and irregular Laclede Gas
rose I 1-2. Amalgamated Copper and
Reading 5-S Atlantic Coast Line lost
1-2. Stocks We're In scnnty supply
at the opening figures and when buy
ing orders came into the market the
prices were advanced sharply Trad
ing, however. grew dullcr as the list
went progressively higher
Weather reports were favorable Tor
corn and cotton. The government re-
port on grain on Monday is expected
TO offer good promise for the crop.
There were few fractional reactions
and the market closed about steady
and very dull. American Smelling
rose I 1-2 and Union Pacific preferred
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RA I s { A Ting
EVERY 7 hing
Greenwich, Conn.,, Over
run by Rodents and
People Alarmed

Greenwich. Conn. Aug. G-"Want-
cd-One Pied Piper, similar TO the
chap who formerly operated in the
province Of Hanover Prussia, and
whose effective business methods
were described by the late r. Brown
ing
This advertisement or something
like 1t, Will soon be published by the
Greenwich board OF sclectmen IT rats
continJe 10 increase In numbers and
boldnesS as they have in the past two
weeks
Driven by thirst, they seek water
wherever they can find 1t. Ordinary
remedies for the scourge of rats prove
useless. Cats are powerless and rat
poison is Intellectual
Merchants are greatly worried In
single night recently rats devoureG
three whole crates OF melons and six
crates OF other fruit in II local grocery.
The council has been asked to hold
special meeting to take action against
the Invasion
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CANTON, CHINA, IS
PLAGUE INFECTED

Victoria. b. C. Aug. 6-That the
city OF Canton is badly infected with
plague IS the news brought by I'll"
steamer Ningchow from the Orient
yesterday. People are dying by the
hundreds and il has been difficult TO
Let men TO bury the dead. The hot
weather OF an unusually dry summe.
las made conditions In the city un-
usually mhcalthful-
Efforts were made to burn some
of the infected quarters, but with lit
tle success. The houseG We're SO
crowded and so dry that It was found
difficult TO burn them without start
ing a serious conflagratlon-
to bedrock. When the installation OF
the Instruments is completed, this
seismograph station will he the lare-
est and most complete on the west,
ern coast. Professor IL o. Wood VIII
have charge
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
HE DE F IFS A
I RAOI I ION
Crown Prince Of Siam
Refuses to Marry
His Sister

San Francisco, Aug. 6-Thc Crown
Prince of Siam is adding gray hairs
10 The head Of his royal father, King
thulalongkorn. and has set the coun-
Try by the ears generally by defying
The traditions of a long ancestral line
In refusing TO marry his sister.
According to the Rev. William c.
Godd, Presbyterian missionary, VINO
arrived here yesterday. all Siam Is
aSog over the Princes announcement.
fiom time immemorial the mission.
AIRY says, il has been the SiameSe
custom for the crown prince to wed
his sister, or. if he has none, then a
half-sister, the daughter OF one OF his
fathers numerous wives The pres
cnt crown prince. though. has assert
"a his independence by publicly de-
cidring he intends to have but one
wife and that one of his own choice.
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DECISION
REACHED
Railroad Attorneys Con.
slider Long and Short
Haul Law

Boston, Aug. "a decision has
been reached at the conference of at
torneys for the leading railroads OF
the country at Hotel Wentworth. New
castle, n. r.. on the new rate bill
This decision is believed by the az.
torneyS assembled TO be of the great
est Importance to many OF the large
Industries OF the country. lt has ref
erence to the long and short haul sec
ton of the Hepburn interstate CON
r'erce act as amended by the recenI
Is signed Mann-ElkinS bill. The fea
OF the railroads is that 4 narrow il
depreciation OF the language OF tn
section would prevent them iron
making a lower rate on goods 10
export than Tor goods for domestic
consumption.
Edgar j. Rich of Boston. genera
solicitor for the Boston e Mains
laIlroad, said.
IN ruling by the courts that tb'
railroads could not make lowe
rate for export freight would NEAR
that several Industries such as steel
coal, meat and grain. would he plsc
ed in position where they could no
meet the foreign competition. Il
would mean that the country wouit
he filed with idle mills, thousalds
CI men out of employment and stag
nation and rum 10 thousands,
After considering the subject care
lully the conference authorized this
statement,
II is understood that the genera.
sentiment is that such AN interprcta-
ZION is not justified by the spirit o.
event by the letter Of the act an?
thegc is substantial manimity o.
opinion that no misarrangemeut OF
cur foreign business win result from
compliance with the act
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
! TROOPS I 0 !.
T N1I|I I FIRE
Appeal has Been Made
to Army for
Assistance

Washington, Aug. 6-Rcqucst has
hcen made for troops TO protect M
tional forests in Montana and Idaho
from fires aud to assist in eXtipguiSh
ing the flames. Gen. Wood, chief of
stan OF the army, has applied to
President Tart for an order authoriL
ing the soldiers for this purpose
Missoula, Aug 6-Henry Nell.
chairman of the Montana state land
board, arrived in Missoula this morn.
ing and is in consultation with as
slstant Forester E A. SilcoX of Dis
trIct No. l, of the forest service.
The conference was arranged for the
purpose OF lining up some plan o.
cooperation in the matter OF fighting
iorest ares in this district, a great
many acres OF state land being ln-
cluded in the areas burned or burn
ing. Some equitable agreement will
also be made between the state and
TIE forest service as to the burden
Of Expense Of iire-6ghtinG to be borne
by each
Reports fro mpractically every for
est i'm the district are of an encouraS-
irg nature today TWO days without
wind has enabled great progress 20
be made by the Gre-6ghters and it
is stated that another quiet day an!
all fires In the district will be under
control and some of them entirety
cNtincIished The whole fire aspect
is materially changed for the better
The new meu sent today. sixty from
Missoula and fifty from Spokane, TO
20 into the Clearwater forest via
Iron Mountain. will be the last crews
called for unless the fires arc again
famed to life by high winds.
A crew of men with light equip.
ped pack train left Darby TINS morn
ING to make quick trip into the Sal
mon forest, Thought yesterday to be-
he Lemhi foresU at the head OF the
litter ioot valley and look into the
extent OF the Are which Is reported
as severe. This party should report
tomorrow
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NAN AND FAMILY
ARE DRIVEN OUT

El Paso. Texas. Aug. 6.-J. f. Ker-
nedy. homestealer was driven with
mis- family from his claim near La
Union. y. NJ TWO nights ago by a
3and OF whitecaps, according to in.
formation received here yesterday
Kennedy, who recently located in
that section. was warned 10 leave
Five masked men rode up to his
shauty and fired through a window.
The settler bundled his terror
stricken family into a wagon and
started for La Union. the marauders
following a short distance behind
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TO DEFEND
VICE PRESIDENT

New York, Aug 6.-Two of the Re
publican members of the house OF rep
resentatives from this city have is
sued statements regarding the
charges bv Core In Oklahoma, inyolV-
ing VIce-President Sherman.
Congressman William S. Bennett.
who was director of the speakers bu-
reau for the Republican national com
mittee In the last campaign, and has
been prominently mentioned as a can
didate for the governorship OF New
York state To succeed Charles E.
Hughes. says:
Everybody knows that during the
fourteen years Mr.. Sherman was the
chairman OF the house committee on
Indian affairs. so much wise, whole
some and beneficial legislation was
passed by congress as 10 place him
above all suspicion. His real and
warm. friendship for the Indian be-
came too firmly established TO suffer
br any statement Senator Gore must
have known was made 10 him by
self.confessed criminal, III 1t came TO
him under the circumstances he said
IT did.
Moreover. II Senator Gore had this
information at the time he asked for
the eppointment of the investigating
committee. IL was his duty to tell the
vice president. and above all to lay
the matter officially before the SEN
ate"
congressman Jacob Van Vechtcn
Olcott says:
Nobody will believe that there Is
amy truth in the statement made by
Senator Gore TO the extent mat IL re-
fleets on Mr.. Sherman. MIR. sherman
could no more do a thing Ike tnat
than could rob my own mother.
The episode will have no partcu'
lar effect on the congressional cam,
paigu. don't believe the people WIZ
pay any attention To any sucn iooso
as this"
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whereby several patrons of the ships
bar suffered a severe nervous shock.
Several long, spotted morayS, which
are kind of degenerate eel. with
long. snakc-like bodies and wicked
inngs, squeezed through the wire net
ting covering their tank on the deck
and squirmed across into the bar
room Panic Immediately occupied
the stage. The ships officers caught
the intruders In nets and dumped
them overheard.
The morays were part of a consign-
ment for the Detroit aquarium.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
GOVERNMENT REFUSES
TO SHIP SILVER

Douglas, Ariz.. August G.-The gov
ernments refusal to pay freight on
shipments of silver coin from the mint
al san Francisco ard New Orleans
has created metal money famine iii
this city Silver dollars particularly
are conspicuous by their absence and
the situation is becoming rather acute,
because oil efforts of the banks TO
popularize dollar bills To relieve the
the stringency the banks have deter
mined TO pay the freight on large
shipments OF silver dollars.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
Young Americas u 3-4@1G. Egg.
and butter not quoted.
osTeoPATHs MAIZE
THEIR NEW OFFICERS.

San Francisco, August 6.-An-
nouncement of the names OF The new
officers of the American Osteopaths
association was made last night at a
farewell banquet given to the dele
gates and their families attending
the convention here The following
were chosen:
President, DR. \. G. HildreIh St
Louis: FIRST vice president. DR.. f. A.
Akin. Portland. Ore; second vice
president. DR.. Il. r. Emery. Los An
geIes; secretary, DR. II. l.. Ch.Ics.
Grange. n. j.: assistant secretary,
Or. George T Monroe New York;
treasurer. Dr. NJ ]. Hulett Columbus.
o.; directors, DR.. Z. c. Picker. Min
ncapolis. MINI. Or. EGc E. York. San
Francisco. DIR. Gertrude l. Gates.
Portland, Ore; DR. George w. Perrin,
Denver. Colo
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
FOREST FIRE ON IDAHO
MONTANA DIVIDE

Lewiston. Ida. Aug. 6.-A great
forest fire in the Clearwater country.
about 80 miles from the Idaho-Mon-
tana divide, IS reported here. The
fire has been raging for several days.
but owing to its isolated position it
Is difficult for llre1ghters to reach
it, A large area has been burned
over and the damage Is great.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
JAPANESE DESIGNS A
SElSMOGRAPH STATION.

Berkeley, Cal. August G-Two giant
northsouth and east-west pendulums
as parts of the seismoeraph. designed
by Professor Omori or the National
Earthquake commission OF Japan. for
the University or California, have
reached the campus and are To be
erected in the basement of the uni
vcrsity library upon concrete piers,
reaching through the basement floor
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
Chicano Livestock.

Cattle, receipts estimated at 1000.
market steady. beeyes, 4.90-S.20. Tex
as steers 3.50.5.S5. western steers 4
G75. StockerS and feeders 4-6.G5;
COWS and helfers, 2,70-6 20; calves
6 5O-S.50. Hogs. receipts estimated at
1000, market l0-15c lower, light $50
90. mixed 770-S.l0. heavy 7.40-S,25.
rough 7iO-S 40 good to choice heavy
: 6O.S25, pigs S.25-s.90, bulk of sales
175-S.l0 Sheep. receipts estimated at
1000. market steady, native 260-4G0,
v estern 2.75-4,60, yearlinp 4.50-5.71,
lambs. native, l.5o-7.15- western AS
T.15.
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Bank Statement.

New York. Aug. 6-The statement
of the clearing house banks for the
week shows:
Loans, $l.l2S,9S2. 400; increase,
SlG.792.2 ZOO
Deposits. s1,29O,75S.6Oo, increase.
S22 $4,000
Circulation. s4S.S7S,sOO: decrease,
SCI, 700
Legal tender, s72 800 decrease,
S340.600
Specie, s75,2o49oO; increase, &c.
5SS. 600
Reserve, ss5e.27e,SoO; increase, sG,-
2i1200
Reserve required, $SO7, 7,6SS,4oo, in
crease. $5,717725.
Surplus, s4S,O41 400; increase. S529,-
as.
Ex-U. s. deposits. $49,46Lo75; In
crease. S539,475.
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WOMAN RIDES AN
AeRoPLANs ON COAST

san Diego. Cal, August 6.-Miss
Rlancbe stuart Scott OF Rochester,
y Y Vassnr college student, who
arrived here yesterday In an automo-
bile. which she had driven across the
continent made an ascension with
RogrIg in his aeroplahe RogTig and
The woman were In the air several
minutes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
Chicago Close.

CEEeago. Aug. Wheat-Sept.
lc2 Ii. Dec. ld5 5-S; May 100 lac
l-4@3-S. Corn-Sept.. % rs; Dec,
- 7-S: May 81 1-2 Oats-Sept
50 7.S, Dec 3S Ia; May 10 7-S@41.
PSrk-Sept 2110; Jan 1910. Lard
Sept. 11.47 1-2 Oct. 1l.37 1-2. Short
Rlbs-Sept 1872 l2; Oct 1890 Jan
S37 II. Barley-Cash 4SG70
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06

Paris, Aug. G.-Par,s Witnessed
demonstration OF lynch law in the
heart of the capital yesterday. A pol
iceman was about to arrest an Apache
in the boulevard Sebastopol when the
man fired at him with a revolver. The
bullet wounded the policeman and
killed a man passing in the street
crowd speedily gathered, seized
the Apache and hanged him to a lamp
post.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
New York Money.

New York, Aug 6.-Money on call
steady Time loans quiet aud steady:
GO days 4@4 IA per cent, 30 days,
8 3-Idl per cent, six months ! $50
per cent
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
sunar and Coffee.

New York, Aug. G.-Sugar-Raw.
firm: Muscovado. SO test, S3sG; cen
trifugaI. % test. s4.S6 molasses su-
gar SS.6l. Refined steady.
CofTee-Spot. firm; No. I Rio. rs:
No 4 santos, 8 SIC.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Aug. g -Cattlc-Receipts
20O: market unchanged
Hogs-Reccipts $500: market
steady. Heevv. s7.40@790; mixed.
SIGO97S0: light, s7S0@S15; pigs.
s700GS.O0: bulk. s755@ 100
Sheep Receipts 500. steady Year
lings. S4o0G $40: wethers. $1,000
i.25. ewes, sS.0O@4Co; lambs, $G,25@
125
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Metal Market.

New York. Aug. S.-There was liz
&c activity today In the metal mar
kcts. Tin easy, spot. SS@ 1880; Lake
copper, 12.75@l2S7 l-2; eloctrolytic.
12'5Od1262 10; castings, 1850
12.37 IL: lead, 44004.50 Spelter,
5.256 40 Iron. easy. unchanged
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
MEN AT THE BAR
SAW MANY SNAKES

New York. Aug. 6.-The steamer
Bermudlan. lust arrived from Ham'l,
Don. Bermuda, reported an unusual
occurrence on the trip TO New York
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
SEN. CUR TIS
EXPL AIMING
Calls on Taft to Prove
His innocence of
Wrong Doing
, G 6 c Q G 9 G 6 @ G C 9 @ @
MORE CHARGES,

MORE CHARGES.
Muskogee, Aug. 6.-More
charges of attempted bribery
in Oklahoma Indian land deals
were made before the congress
sional investigating committee
today
D. c. McCurtain, a Choctaw
Indian, son OF the governor of
the Chootaw nation and an al
torncy for that tribe, testified
that J F. McMurray had Of
fereI him $4,000 not 10 ap-
prove the land deal
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
ChIcaoo Produce

Chicago. Aug. Cheese. steady:
daisies 10 I-4d1-2; Long Horns and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06

THE INDICATIONS ARE THATTHe
WA HEB WILL BE FAIR TO.
NIGHT AND SUNDAY.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06

THE EVENING PAPER
IS THE PAPER OF TO-
DAY. THE MORNING
PAPER OF YESTERDAY
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15
poitunoeti ifuoet eaar neo

@aibington .. g.. Il. 9(pril. =
@eneralpoItmeiter SitAcocf foruoii-
ger, at Sen nuoprenOe 9(ontiniitra.
tion oeo llogangen al tit isrite guO.
getaar oil fllnne peee paa en- 9teo-
gang al $t0,000,000 Oet 8oitlln.
0erifu6 pno $f74S0,0O0, iom oen
nrueOe ira oct foregonenoe glor.
llnOerifu0oet for fsrite Salpoel
al inoep9renoe guogetoar par ST..
072,000, MOB $t0,2S5,OOO fsrite
SaluOel al forrige gu6eetaar, aft
iad en- NeOaang al mere emo $6,.
900, | 9sbet al iefs Manne0er.
,,OrganiiationsorbeiOet fortiet.
tes fremoeles," flyer Mr. Sit6cocf; !;
oo9 ieg tror. at 0eriom aongresien
oeotoaer oe 5oranorineer 8oItloo.
gipningen iom ieg bar ioreilaaet,
oil Oet 2Sbet al ct 9(ar til pore
muliat at faa GoittieneIten til at BE-
tole iig, til Sroos for set umaa0e-
lige 5nb, iom gortoen for anoen
alasies Goitiager foranleoieer."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15
6up. Puehes'
efstra Suoifab.

9ll6anp, q. g. II. 9fpril. -
@upernsr Snl6eS operienotc 2e9i5-
laturen ct Gfstra .9uoifob @anr,
/ bpilfet ban forlanger 9lllos-Gonger
og 9ranoforiifrine nesifanoalerne grun.
oig unoerisgt. superintendent Sot6-
fiis leoinge0e 9uoifabet meo en-
9iapport oper line llnoerisgelier
9lnleoning af enfelte gronoforiif.
ringsielifobers Sorbolo til De al
2egiSlatliren peotngne 2ope. Som
Sngen M Itaor, er oct eootgiort, at
oisie 9ran0foriifring De
iiOite 10 gor bar anpen6t $780,
900 til at 6eitiffe 2oogioerne
Statens aopitolillm.
@upernsr Sugbes tiger lit 9uo-
fob, at oisie ubpaeeliee 9(filsrin-
ger bar fplot obner prlig 9oreer
meo Sfam o9 SorbitreIie," og ban
forlanger oe ifploige tiltalt oq
itrafiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15
49,. Marg

9resIou, Sdlelien, 81. Mtort. 3
ct bero9renOe Sus fdnot ser 9(f.
tes al. s en- ooloiom 8asefsploiion
Steo, iaa belle Suiet itprteoe iammen
og be9raoen0e alIe 9e6oerne un0er
&uinerne. Eli al. 10 bapoe man
fren0raget s osoe og baar0tiaare0e.
@n Serre, Ser gif for6i @uiet, Oo
Gfsploiionen fan0t 5te0, fit Soueoet
f1loItpnoig fnuit.
aft blep 3 Berioner Orp5t
og 9 mere eQer nlin0re 6aarot iaa.
re0e.
gauen reoier Snniens. 9ion, 13.
9lpril. = gatifonet bar gioet BE.
mpnoigelie til en- grflpring meo
Senipn til set 9eieg, iom 9l66e0
2aprence 5nnSiens, Ell al 0e leroe.
lte 9eneOiftinere aflagOe Greiioent
&ooIeuelt itrafs for oennes 9ffreiie
ira &om gt66e0en traf life Gooie.
oelt 6iemme, men efterlo0 lit Sort,
6Oorpaa ban ifrep. at ban enife0e at
taffe 6am for 0en St6tte, ban ita.
Oig 6au0e poet 9eneoiftiner-0roe-
nen og Sen fotolife airfe 9(Imin.
oeligbeO 9lmerifa un0er lin oglim.
renoe aarriere" iom 8rpii0ent, 6uiI.
fet ban 6aa6eOe, ban mart maatte
blioe igen.
S @atifanetS @rflerina 6eo0er
set: g0en 6eGi9e 6a0er bar 6silig
miS6iaiget 5aoer SanSien$ Senpen.
oelie til 0ar 0fooieoelt, 0o Oenne
Son0ling fam 6Iipe eiort til @en-
itanO for en- 6ortolfning, Ser er an-
ItsOelig ior Sen beaiee 5aoer, 6oOer
SonSien 6anoleoe efter egen Si(ifpn.
oelie, uoen 9empnoigelie fra nogen."'
grfl9ringen forflarer Doerlioere
Satifanets golitif iualeoes, at .oet
life anifeOe, at 9Rr. &ooieoelt ifitloe
title Gauen 9oas me0 anore mere
eaer minore fpriteIige gerioner, iom
ban oil role Jig al at 6ape iaget
! europa, efter at ban par fproig
me0 lin 5agt 9Gfrifa."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15

ganoret 500 pr. glcre, geolige6ol.
belle % Operation $t.30 pr. 9lcre.
5SrIte llO6etaling $t9.30 pr. 9(cre
9eiten ipp aarlige 9[fbetalinger
uoen Henter.
Slutteli9 benprfes, at nepnte
5arme er beliggenoe 6e6oeOe
2onOOiitrifter. Der er Iaboer, go0e
9eforOrinesmioler, gper meo 9u.
tiffer R9rbeoen, Sfoler og airfer.
Baa flere al 0isie uBroiefter" er ser
s 6armbuie lnngs 6ope0oeien 6oer
Diil, bpo0 oct giper 2anoet ct mere
foritaOsligt emo lanOligt ltoieenoe.
goa dlle oisie Ste6er par iioIte
Mars glulin9 tilfre0sitinenoe. 5rugt.
farmeren, aoe9op0rptteren. Sen al.
minoelige 2nnobru9er, Ho0frugtopr-
feren oil fin6e, boao ban i6ger poo
cen eller flere al oisie Ste6er. Der
forOres life it6rre aopital for at
gere 5remgong pao Ell al oisie 5ar.
me END poa en- Soeoeiorm Cana.
oa, og Sor0elene neO at blioe | Be
5orene0e Stater sgeS pe6 set mill
oere og 6ebaoeIigere alina en- al
oisie Srrigationoale
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Sig fra Gherrv.6ruben..

Gberrp, 81, II. 9fpril. 5
@aar bleo 81 Gig taget op al st.
Ganl @ruben. De loa / neoerite
@rnbegang, omfrine 300 500 unoer
Operfla0en. Wtpnoene bop0e truf.
fet Jig ino / en- Sioegang. 6uor
De baooe laoet Jig en- itor @ifte for
at ifaffe Jig frtif 9uft. 8aa Den enc
Sin9e al Bitten itoo ser ifrepet:
0glae 9ipe, "A. gopember, al. ?
gftermiooa9." gienipnlig boooe Sc
oefselois ioineet Bitten; tbi ct af
Sigene lao ooer Saanotoget. @eo.
fommenOe @rllbearbei0er bapoe til
set IioIte iegt at peoligeboloe 9uft.
ltrpmmen.
Eoo flere al 2ieene bleu Ser Jun.
set tore Gengeiunmer. Gn 9[rbei.
Ser 6ap0e $1,400 ! aontanter / lit
9elte.
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Sfopbrano 211innelota.

9ulutb, Nfinn., 13. s(pril. =
Sfopbran0e truer after Oct nor0e
Minneioto, og bois Ser fife mart fom.
mer &egn, pil ser utpipliomt an.
retteS tore 9Oelp99elier. Sfopen er
meget tor, og Settlerne tiger, at ct
9aal efterlaOt al iiifere og Segere,
er nof til at iette Sfopen GSpr og
Slamme.
9pen 9opep uar en- 3io 5are.
men Saren er MI forbi | al Sub
for set forite. 20 Cons aritot, iom
er gfprbeoen fan blipe flpttet mar
iom belit, ser er Sore paa SCRIBE.
Der er ogioa 9rano ner sllaer ueo
0ullltb & Sron 9ange Barren, 81
Wiil ira 0ulitth. Zen 0effer maltge
glcres og man fan ie 9foaen pua
nange Drills 9(fItonO
9ter iSrenh 9fiperS lloipring er
Ser oaian en- Sfopbrano. iom fan
tilintetasre iIere Tarnbuie. bpis ser
life fommer 9iegn.
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RooiepeIt
proiioentfanoioat.

Get forfpber aennen aorreipon.
ooncer ira sstolien, at Sbeooorc
9iooieoelt ifaI baoe, erflrret iis pil.
Zig til at laoe Jig title iom aanoi-
oat til neite greIioentpala. oeriom
bans Garti snifer at opitille bom.
Den set er oa iaotens tiolia nof at
rotale iie ON set enonu
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S orreoere moo set Republicans
lie Barti og trues meo 9(ominiItro.
tionenS lloilfie".
ga 6ollette 6etegne0e 8icferi6om
JON en- Man0, ser inotil fornplia
bar ueret ufen0t uoen iom Sagfe.
rer for 5orretning5. og 8enge. Sn-
tere5ierne 9tep gorf.