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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06

tes5elben bns 2eben au reiten. QllIez
mai pnr Der Sagb3eit lai5et Die 3eis
tungen ibre Warnungen ergehen. BON
Der @rpbfobt3eitung Bis sum 2ofal=
blatt fleiniten areifes bGlt es bic Rez
bdftinn fir ibre pfliht, bic sSdger diif
bic Gefabren aufmsrffan 5l marhen.
benen iie iih ausfeben. Die iie mDglis
cbenfalIs felbit berbeifiibren. llnb Der
Sdser mag nit feinem Sagbfdein bic
beiten 0priGbe BEL iih fiibren. bless
NAL san3 befpnbers porfidtis gu fein,
aber ipenn es gum SduB fommt, finb
fie fdnel bereefen. beionbers BON bee
nen. bic bonn Saebfieber befalIen iperz
ben, bas Dem per1tdnbigen Mann ale
8efinnung raubt.
Die Sagb tptrb bon Sabr 5u Sabr
eefdbrlider, tpie Iih leiht baraus err
Hart, baB Dos Sasbsebtet INNER flei=
ner tpirb, bic 3abl Der auf biefes aus
iammenseordnsten Sdser iid mebri
unb biefe fi6 nit 8orliebe Der ipeit=
tragenben @etpebre bebienen, bic an
unb fur iid redt fd0n finb uno iid
leidt banbbaben, fir bic 6irfdidgb
unnDtbia iinb. benn bier ipirb Der
5hub auf fur5e gntfernung abgeses
ben, bic ausel oieies Gepebres sebt
aber oft Bis auber Sebtpeite. Die3ei=
ten, no ipeitausgebebnte Sagbsebiete
aur 8erfiisung fanben, fino porbei,
mitbin fam man barauf re6nen, baB
bic @efabren ii9 fetis mebren. Sin
sutes 0orbeusunssmittel f9eint bic
gepDbnuns gu iein, auffallenbe 5ar=
Fen, ndmentlih roth, fir 0ie&leiouna
bes Sdgers gu ndblen, Der erfabrene
Sdser tpirb fi9 aud ieoesmal ieines
3iels pergetpi1ern, ebe er 5euer eibt,
troBbem tperben llnfdne gu beri9ten
Iein. Gin porahelides 8orbeusunssz
mittel f9eint in benz gorf9loe gu
liegen, bas Mbf6ieben bon Sirihfiiben
ols ftrofbar au perbieten. Dabur1
tpiirbe Der Sdser seapungen iein, ebe
er losbriidt, fidb senau bopon gu iiber=
seusen, bob er audi tpirfli9 einen
iasbbaren Sirfd ppr iid bat. Sin
foI9es 9efeB beitebt in mebreren
9taaten; erlai1en purbe es urfpriing=
lid, INN Der Nusrottung bes Sodpilz
bes porsubeusen, bic praftif9e Neben>
tpirfung follte au feiner allsemeinen
ginfiibruns NnlaB geben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Opfer Der aunnrnirnn.
(011ilfn. !6ernl1.l

=
Die 8erlnItli5te Der 9irf4jaso i'm
n0rbliden Miseonfin unD benz benaA=
barten Mihigan tDeiit 33 SobesfGlle
nnb SO mebr Dber n1inoer fhnere llil-
gliidsfdlIe alif. 11nb nenn bic Be-
ri1te aus onberen Gtaaten bolftdnfis
aetporon iino, pirb iie bernutblid
nlebr Spfer bIinben Sagbeifers pber
11nerfdbrenbeit Der3einnen als oas
nl0rberifde 5uBbanfpiel ober Die lal,a
pesiiblihe 1eier bes Wierten eSSuli. Wie
Ebt iin Das perbinbern? Die Jragt
fpirft iid ieoesmul nod beenbeter5aiz
i'm atf tpie bic befnnnte @eipDbnheit.
hefr 8runnen 5u3ubeden. nahbenl bna
Rinb bineineefunen III. nit Geieben
l16f iih Dem uebelitdnbe faIn ipebs
tel1 ipie btr san bes Sdgsrs In Mt=
di9dii Seigt, ben man bilflos i'm Mols
NJ nsrtomrnen HEB M1rumg Meil
Nj oter bic lIrbsber bes ungliids Die
xgsje bIime Gtrofe fiir1fettn sso ftigs
tnif ien dnit1tt illdnnhnit fiir ibi
ei55uji tbtlt l!sip bsin 0pfer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
al1uininnn In ArknnTuH.

lleber Sen Malbrei9tbum 0es
Gtaates 9lrfanIas ertbeilt bas
8unbesforltomt in einem fpeben auss
geianbten g9reifen bemertenspertbe
Musfunft. 5aft brei @iertel Der ganz
aen BobenflGhe bes @taates, pber
mebr ais "a MiHionen Meres. iin6 nit
Dalo bebedt. gaur ein Stdat Der
Union, Maine, bat eirlen berbGltniBz
ntGbtg grDberen Malbbeitan6. Die
Mdlber in grfanias beiiben niat nnr
sroBe 9olamengen, fonbern duh mons
9erlei 6ol5arten. Sin Musldufer oes
mG9tigen syihtengiirtels Der Golfftaas
ten eritredt iih in ben Stat binein,
tpobur9 MrtanIos einen 8eitano BON
geIbem syihtenbpl3 erbdlt, ipie ibn nur
tpenige anbere Staaten aufpeiIen fDns
nen. Qlu9 anberes 5i1tenbol5, bic
.2oblollD"s sSidbte, un6 bic gbprene
finben iih in gr0Beren Mengen bor.
9artbDlaer, irie Side, eide, ltlme,
Sidorp, pappel. 5btamore u. q. m.
iinb i'm meberflub bprbanben. Mrz
fanfas eibt bon ieinen 6olareiAthnnl
an cine Heibe bon tpeniger ipal6ret4en
@taaten ab, Die oas eingefiibrte Nobs
material in Der eSnbuitrte beripenben.
DerGeIammtipertb oes6ol5ihlages eis
nes Sabres belduft iiG allf niAt ipentz
ger als $50,OOO,OO0, cine 5umrne, bic
ippobl ben Mertb ber gr0bten Bdur1ls
ipDllernte bes 5taates ieiler bes
esdhres 1908 80 als audi ben Der
Maisernte bes5elben Sabres nm mehri
als 15 Millionen iibertrifft. Gin gros.
FER She'll 6es iG6rlinen @hlnges fpirb
fir Babnfhnellen, pfofen, 5tangen,
8aubol3 itnb 8rennbol5 peripanbt, ba>
tleben aber liefert ber 5taat grDBe
Menaen tpertbbplIen 0Dl3es an bic Ris
fer bes Qanoes. Rein n16erer Stdnt
oes Qdnbes prooucirt 10 Diele fefe
6abbduben unb =R0pfe. ipdbrenb bic
i6brlihe probuttion bon Dauben fiir
lofe sydifer fait Elm Giebtel Der g,es
fammtprobuition bes Qanoes betrGgt.
Qlrtanfas lit nit Matlrfm6Ben
reihlih geiegnet. Mit ber 6ebung ber
gintpnnberllng tpirb iih aud bie2anb.
pirtbfhdft bebeuten6 heben. DAFT ne
am gmpDrbliiben lit, seigt Ole abdtfas
DE, bab 0as Wnriabr eille grDBere
8aumipollz (iber eine million Bali
len) ulb Maiserrte ($35, ,OOO. .0OO) 3eis
|iiSte aIs irgtnb Elm bOrbergehsnbeS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Snsfale AnlnniTntin.r.

Sc neiter bic inbuitrielle gntpid.
lung, Der bic Melt 10 bieIe 5prtf9ritte
perbantt. ibre8abnen 5tebt, beito beut=
lider treten nit Der tpa9fenben 3abl
ibrer Mrmeen BON 2pbnarbeitern bic
unpermeiblidenS6 S6attenie fir bas
geieQfhaFtlihe, tpirtblhdftlihe 2eben
outage. @s entpideln ii6 oa oft un>
baltbare 3uftdnbe, bic bas itoatli9e
@emeintpeien ni6t obne ernitli9e in=
mere 59dbisung bineeben lafen fann.
llno fpie Ite mebr uno mebr an bas,
fpaiale @etpiifen appelliren, aeigen oie
oablrei9en 8erfu9e Woblmeinenber,
ibnen bur9 @orbeugung ober Nbbilfs
entgegenauipirten, oa fie rabifal ni9t
gu betlen itnb, auBer man febte Die ge=
fammte aeaentpGrtiee @eieqi9aFtsorOz
nuns ab, tpD3u cine iibertpdltigeMebrs
aabl au aretfen, aur .3eit uno auf ni9t
obiebbare 3eit mod ni9t getpillt iIt.
lleberull MAIDEN ii9 8epeaunsen selz
tenb, ben MiibIelisen unb 8elaoenen,
fer armen unb Grmiten Opfern Der
rem Snbuftridlismus gef9affenen
HIdfidtslolisteiten empor gu belfen
uno bic Munben au beilen, bic bieIe
gefdlagen baben, Den Meni6en ipie=
Der gu einem rnenfdentpiirbigen 9az
fein ben Weg gu tpeifen.
Giner Der uebelitdnbe, bic Der esnz
puftrialismus gei6affen, 1T bic Mrz
beitslpiigfeit, bic ipie bic ietpeilige Ct
perbstEGtiateit a,tf uno nieber
Ihpanft, INNER aber bprbanben lit,
neil bic obuttionsperbdltniKe gu
unsleide 5aftoren aufpeifen. Sbr ab=
5ubelfen. nidt fie nit Nlmofen bur67
5ufiittern, fonDern bur9 Griperbsse=
Iesenbeit ibren umfang su minbern.
lit iebt alasmein dls Notbpsnhigteit
anerfannt, namentli9 in europdii6en
2Gnbern. tpdbrenb bieraulanbe bas
0erItdnbniB Der foaialen ssiiriiforse
nod in ben ainber1huhen ftedt. ssSn
Deutfhlanb beriu9en es bic Stdbte
nit Notbftanbsarheiten, bie&reiie nnb
propin3en nit Manberarbeitsftdtten,
fir bic Wanberarmen, bic mir bier
gramps nennen, forsen WanDers
arbeitsftdtten. Sin @orihlag, ben Der
Heidstagsabgeorbnete b. aapbensft,
0or1iber bes 8ranbenbursif6en pro=
pin5ialpereins CUR Bef1mpfung bes
observation-disclosures, in einer5lugfhrift
.5o3iaIe Roloniiation" gemaht bat,
finbet in ben interefiierten areiien
heifdllise Mufnahme. Demfelben auz
fOlge follen bic groBen Mafen Der
Mrbeitslofen Bel ber1lrbarma9ung Der
groben Moor= unb 6eibe1treden in
Deutfdlanb befddftist iperben, unb
atpar unter fold siinitigen 0erbdlt.
nifTen, baB man fosar glauben barf,
bic @elperffhaften iperben ben 0or-
f11dgen ndber treten. Muf ben Moo1
rem fplIen Rulturarbeitsftdtten einge=
rintet iperben. gas Bdradenmaterial,
iebt fir Griegs= unD Seuhengefdbr
nufgeftapelt, fDnnte bort feline probe
nuf 8rauhbarfeit beiteben. Cine bers
/ 1tGnbige Rantinenperipaltung foIte i'm
bejheibenen Nabmen fir ben Ge<
fhmad jebes einaelntn forgen. Gin
ausreihenDer Qobn foIte ben Mrbeitss
Icfen unb feline 6nuilie bor benz Nuin
f9iiben. Nint ben ftbon 0erunterges
tummentn fplIte ilur seboIfs1 iperben.
Die Mbiiht bss Qlbeeoroneien b. aaps
bengits s4oblptp III Dielmtbr, bic groS
ben MdIsn psr Mrbsits tsIoTen ilnb ibrt
Qlngeb b0rigsil por BEN Nerfinieil 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Cine ttPitr Innnntnrxinn
GuplnnnH.

SIN aller Stine bat gnelanb, tpie
Der Snf. aus 2onbon gef9rieben pirb,
elm bisber berrenloies 2anb fir iih in
8efiB senommen unb bereits Die 8erz
bdltnife bort bur9 cine 8erfiigung
aeregelt. Sn eriter Reibe lit es natiirz
LID Der rein geidGftlide 8ortbeil, Der
England our Nnnerion biefes tleinen
2anoitrides peranlaBte. ssSn atpeiter
Retbe aber iino es militdriide Snter@
effen, be Die anneftirten sSnieln els
nen treffli6en StiiBpuntt fir bic Ma<
rine bilben. Die @eihi9te biefer
Innerion 1T au intereHdnt, als oab
iie mitStillf9tpeigen iibergangen tperz
ben fDnnte, ipenn audi bic englil9e
Resieruna anidxineno Werth oarauf
lest, oaB mDslidit tpenis iiber Die Mnz
geleeenbeit gefprphen miro. 0or Sur
gem erfhien Elm grlab, in benz mitses
theilt miro, baB Die sSnielsruppe i'm
fiiolidan Mtlantif9en Saean an Der
Gpitr BON 5iioamerita @iib@eoreien
urb s,e SiibzSrfnepz zSnfeTn, bie@iiba
Sbs:ia nbss sSnfeln, ferner bic 9iiba
5anbfpi9sS Snfeln unter benz antarfz
tifhen@rabamlanb fir einenSbeil bes
8e5irfs Der SaltIanos- Snfeln erfldrt
purben uno elei6aeitis in oas @erz
ipaltuneseebiet bes @ouperneurs bie=
Ter Sniel geitellt tperben. Die Siiba
@eorss> Snieln tpurben bereits i'm
Sabre ITS BON @nglanb in 8e1ib gez
nommeil uno gebOrten i6on felt ldn&
serer 3sii gu bem 8eairfe Der Salt
lanbsz Snfeln. Die @io=5betlanosz
Snfeln puroen cine 3eitlans BON Orr
sentinien in Nnfpru4 genommen, Das
aud ieBt nod Ole @ibzOrfnens ais
Gieentbum betrahtet. 4uf Der fhottiz
fhen Siibpplerpebition tpurben oa=
felbit bies mar ber erite S6ritt
5ur Mnnerion, ben gnelnnb unterz
nabm meteorologi1de 5tationen
erridtet, Die audi bann fpdterbin uns
terbalten ipurben. Die Sii6=Sanbz
tpids= =Snleln iinb sesenipdrtis unerz
forfeit unb man fpeiB iiber bic Naz
tnr DieIes @ebietes perbGltnibmGbig
iebr tpenig, obslei9 f9on siemlid piez
le Walfifhfdnger an ben aiiiten an.
selegt haben, aber biefe 2eute pflegen
meiitens auf ibren 5hiffen gu ber&
ipeilen, obne cine Expedition in bic,
tpGbrenD bes gr0Bten 5beils 0es Sab
res unpirtbli1enGe besSnnern
3u tpagen. Der ganae Qdnbertompler,
Der jebt bon @robbritannien als Giz
aentbum erflGrt tporben ift, gait Fisher
fir berrenlos, allein trobbem bat bic
Mnnerion getpiffe @riinbe barin, bab
alidbrlin Die @egenben BON aablret,
ten Malfif9fdngern aufgefuht tperz
ben, bic in ben 9eipdhern ibre Sag
BEN betreiben. Bon jebt an 1T bic
ginrihtuns setroffen iDorben, baB
bieie Walfif1fdnger, bic i'm 8ereiAe
fer engliiden Getpdffer duf Sang se>.
ben, an ben @Duberneur eine Qi3enSz
gebiibr al 3ablen baben, tpeI9e glei1s
fam cine Dirt Steuer bartlett. Derart
rerftebt es gngIanb, aus fheinbar
llnfrudtbarem Rapitdl 3ll 5cbldgen.
Mit Mrgerltinien tpirb ese aber ieben,
falIs gu feinem @treit fommen, ba
biefes 2anb ippbl ober libel auf feline
Mnipriihe per3ibten biirfte. 6ier ents
fneibet eben i,iht bns Nedt, fonbern
Die Ma6t bes @tGrteren.
4 (. = f. ! l. Il
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Die beutidldnoifae prefe fheint
81 gIauben, baB Der Raiier ieBt Inn
fo biel ail tperlig fagt, als ct friiber
81 Diel fagte. Mud ein GROCER 9err
bat feline n2afht1
gs gibt aud beut3utage nod nette
ii!nge Wdnner; ods iinb jene, oit fpe<
1lig|tens gelegentlih 3ugeiteben, 6aB
1uh Elm 6Iterer Mnnn sttpns piiien
fam. Nber iie fino feIten.
4benrt Mr3nsi biIft pfel, ipenn midi
4tn asanitn r. boA BEN apotbtftf.
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fenflid bnrun bunoelf, oaB oie
RnoIIsn uno Gr5ffGmme trGftig eltts
ridti. finb. Inn einen sufen 5lor 5af
3eitigen, niiiIen dnoere Gtauoen. tpse
81 gsilfen, WergiBmeinniht,
5pieritdnben, aunfien uno oerglets
den NIT gutsm Wur3elballen per1es
ben fein. mi geniigenbe Ndbrung
iDabrsnb ser Greiberei aiifnebnlen 3ll
f6nnen. Desbalb pflanat man olele
5tauber I'm 6erbft NIT GhDnailg
0es MuraeIbdlIens in 4Dpfe, nnr ne
fir Die 5rei6erei bereit 3l bub<H.
9reibitrduher. tpie sSlieoer, OeuBleiI.
MdnOelh elhdumfen. Noien, Ghnesbdl
iiftp, niiiifen fir Die Wintertrsisrel
beipnbers Dorbereitet iperoen. Wealt
muB 0ieIe @epdh5e bereits i'm Ssiti~
gen ssriibiuhr in 90pfe pflan5en. ben
CONNER iiber gut pflegen, odnntt 1le
reben frdftigen 5rieben audi reihlidb
sFaieripilraeln bilben, benn nur IN oies
fem 3uitanb iinb iie fdbig, Bliitheil
dusbilben su t0nnen. Die pflege 0iez
ier Sreibftrduher tpdbrenb oes Sons
rners lit fplgenoe: Mun itelIt bic friih
eingepflanaten 5trduder i'm Sriibiahr
auf ein @artenbeet uno Ientt oieSDpfe
big CUR 61lfte Elm. SobalD lie iiH
gut beipilraelt haben, erbalten fie Dfs
ters einsp DungguB BON anfge!Dtenl
aubbung, unt trdftige Srie5e 3u bill
Sen. 8emerft iei nod, baB Die
5trdiider beim @inpflanaen fnrs ail<
riidgefdnitten fperben miiifen, bantit
iih nur tpeilise, aber itarfe Sriebe
biloen. OlB bieie 5trduher oen
garaen Sommer reihlih feu6t ges
bulten neroen miinen, 1T ielbitpers
ftdnDlih. 0aben fih Die 5riebe fpdhz
reno bes 'Sommers gut entpidelt, 10
mub man banah trabten, bdb Elm
ariinblifes Musreifen Der Sriebe itatts
finoet. Desbalb perringert man faon
i'm MuguIt bic Maifergube un6 iteat
bas Diineen gdn3lt1 Elm. sym Sep
tember itelIt man bunn Die SDpfe fret
auf Die 8eete auf uf1o giebt nur fos
piel, DuB Die Sriebe niht iDelfen.
Gtellt iih in bieier 3eit .anbaltenbes
Hesenlpetter ein, 10 iperDen bic SDpfe
anf bern 8eete umgelegt, um tie auf
oiefe 8eiie por iibermaBiser 5eufs
tigfeit su IdiiBen. 6ier tleihen oanl
eie 5trduber 10 lange lissen. bis iih
Itdrfere ssr6Ite einItenen. Qnf oieie
Weiie miro ein griinblihes Nusreifen
bes 6olaes ermogliht, unb Die pflena
aen gelangerl ettpas friiber our Hnhe,
mas Der Sreiberet bann au quite
fommt. Menn iih itdrfere SrOfe
einitellen, rdumt man Die Srelbttrdiis
cher in irgenb eiren Rdum, no bic
SDpfe Der Dem grfriereu gel9ist
iino. Die Sreiberei fann Damn na9
Meibnadten beginner, beim 5lte0er
ipaar fdpn friiber.
@lan3f1ede entfernt man aus
onnflen ipollenen 9tpffen, inren man
einen lreihen tppllenen 2appen IN
f6nar3en 8uffee tau1t un6 Ddmit Die
5te[le abreibt. Nus i6iparsieioene1
Stoffen entfernt man Den Slang,
penn man oen 5toff itri6retis NIT
elmer Miidung Dpn etnem She'll Sals
miaf uilb 10 Sbeilen Maifer NIT eis
nem ihnarsen Wonldppden abreibt.
9ana1 lit Der Stoff duf Der Nitds !
1eite NIT mnbin mdrmem GiIen 3ll
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Worbereitung Der @enGhz
fefiiroiea eareibereiim SO I'M
ter. glle Getpdhfe. bic i'm Winter
>setrieben fperben folen, miiiIen frdfS
tig entfpidelt 5eii1. Mur aefunoe, gut
ansgebilbete Gtp6hie Iufen einen
Sufrieoeniiellen0en s5tor Bel Ser Mins
fertrsiberei erboffen, einerlei, ob es
filb Inn 3tpiebel- iin0 Anpllenges
frGhfe ober i'm GtrGuGer lia0
GtauDsn bnnoelt, Wdbretlb es 5id
flan bei BEN 9tpiebslz lln0 Rnollens
asipG6fe1l 4. 81 @lilnl<n3nieExIn,
liiien, ferner bsi ben @tdubsn, tpis
4 q. .3irsntra ipsetabilis IN re.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-27
ENJOYABLE Steamboat Excursion.

About fifty people enjoyed a steam
boat exclusion of several miles down
the Missouri river Sunday afternoon,
Capt. Cnas. Crepeau having hastily pre-
pared the "Baby Rose'' for that pur-
pose before leaving with a big ship
ment of freight for lower river points.
The trip was made without delay OF
any kind. and was a pleasant diver.
zion for all who took part in it.
Missouri river scenery at this time
of the year ia IS pretty as a picture.
AS the boat glided swiftly down stream
there was unfolded a panorama OF
cottonwood and box elder groves OF
brilliant green, ranchers' homes,
meadows and cultiv ated fields, with
~frowning bluffs in the background
the music of ripping water against
the boat adding charm to the sur.
roundings. Mountain scenery is
beautiful, grand aud impressive, but
the great Missouri river and its eur
%roundings have q peculiar fascin alton
that appeals to the spectator.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-27
Eighty Thousand Came West.
St. Paul Pionee Press

The northwest has gained fully
eighty thousand Inhabitants during
the last six weeks as a result of the
movement Of the people through this
city to the west. The colonist rates
expire today and during the month
and a half that they have been in force
fully seven thousand cars of house.
hold goods and stock belonging to
the migrating Americans have passed
the Minnesota transfer.
Estimates based on figures for the
most of the period show that the in.
aux of settlers has been larger than
ever before. Figures on the number
of passengers carried will not be
available for several weeks.
| OF the seven thousand cars, abou,
two thousand went to Canadian points.
The five thousand to this country in
dictate that about eighty thousand
people have settled in the west, point
ing to q possible addition to the
wealth of that part of the country OF
about fifteen million dollars.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-27
Corn For Dry Land Farms.

BILLINGS, April pa number OF
farmers, especially those who have de.
cided to devote much of their atten-
ton in the future to raising hogs,
will plant a considerable acreage OF
corn this spring, and have selected
for the purpose q variety which is be.
lteved to be peculiarly adapted to
this section, and which is expected TO
revolutiouize corn raising in the semi
arid regions.
The seed selected is of the small
dent variety, which has very appro.
priately been christened Desert
corn, and although the ears are small
when compared with those grown in
the rain.belt states, they mature in a
very short time and the yield is pro.
life. The stalks rarely attain a height
of more than At feet, and bear from
two to three we'll developed ears.
One OF the most favorable features OF
the variety is that no suckers form at
the roots of the stalks, and on account
of this popularity the soil is not so
rapidly exhausted as is the case in
growing some Of the varieties OF
'squaw" corn, which has long been
recognized as dry-land corn. Scien-
tifc tests have shown that the kernels
are hard, though not so much so as
flint corn, and they contain a large
mount OF nutrition, and can be used
In the milk rs a forage, with the very
best results to all classes of stock,
though particularly to hogs.
The corr is said to have originated
in Utah, being propagated by the
early Mormons. and also has been
grown with the greatest success on the
dry farming areas of Alberta. twas
from the latter section that some of
the seed was secured last spring by
George w. Connick, the ''corn man.
who raised an acre of of it on his
ranch west of the city by way of ex.
pertinent.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-27
Shaw Issues Warning To Settlers

Shaw Issues Warning To Settlers.
HELENA, April 2l.-A note OF warn
ing to the thousands of settlers who
have poured into Montana this year,
that to get results they must follow
certain established principles Of scien-
tiic farming, is uttered by Professor
Thomas Shaw, the Great Northern's
agricultural expert, who arrived here
today from a tour over northern Mon.
taua.
"In my Judgment too many settlers
are coming in who have no means to
get a proper start, aud some are ex'
pecting to accomplish too much Ia toe
short q time," said Professor Shaw
"We must remember this: That this
country a be farmed, il it is farmed
right; but it cannot be farmed by east.
ern methods"
Continuing, Professor Shaw said
that east of q line drawn from Helena
to Havre, the outlook was promising,
there having been q good deal Vi
moisture, but that west of the line rain
was needed. But even in this district,
farmers who got their crops in early
enough are doing we'll. AS for the
others, the outcome depends Upon tn
precipitation of May and June.
II saw Que field Of 500 acres OF winter
wheat near Fort Benton as l came
down on the train, aud it appeared to
be in excellent condition. The land
was cared for last summer and the
wheat put in last August. Conse.
~quently it came up before the drouth
had q chance to affect It.
II advise against the sowing of crops
this spring with the expectation of
reaping q harvest in the fall. The new
settlers should devote their time until
June to breaking and caring for az
much land as possible. Then let them
this fall plant half Of this land to win
ter crops and the remainder to spring
crops q year hence. II they do this,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-27
Could't Shoot Himself.

STOCKTON, CAL, April 23.-Though
the police have made q system attic
search, not the slightest trace of Louis
Csravyo,- who accompanied by his
wife, came here from San Francisco
by steamer, can be found. On Sunday
the couple qusrreled and Baravyo,
declaring he would kill himself,
caught up q revolver and emptied the
entire contents in rapid succession
toward bis head, but he failed to even
send q bullet through his hair. He
ran away and cannot now be located.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-27

Dewing acquaintance with many old
time friends.
Harry Robson, of Virgelle, who is
among the visitors in town, reports a
my sterious fire at the H. L. Thompson
ranch, the loss being confined to a
stack of grain hay. There a no one
10 the vicinity at the time, and it is
supposed some inhammable material
was conveyed to the stack by mice.
Suit has been commenced the dis.
trict court of Cascade county by Mrs.
Thos. F. Clary against the Great
Northern Railway company, to recover
damages for the death Of her husband,
formerly sheriff of this county, who
was fatally injured in the wreck of a
stock train last fall near Rugby, N.
Oak. The complaint asks for judg-
ment in the sun of CSC, 900.
Great Falls Tribune: Thirty.one
sturdy Norwegian farmers from Hay.
field, MIMI, arrived in Great Falls
Saturday noon for the purpose Of
checking up the local land Office with
q view to filing on land near Fort
Benton. The party, which left St.
Paul on WEDNESDAY was in charge of
Charles B. Griffin, Montana immigrs.
ton agent of the Great Northern rail.
way who is lending his knowledge OF
Montana agricultural land TO the Min.
nesota farmers In 90 effort to estab.
lish . colony in the Treasure state.