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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02

The Omaha Implement and Transfer
company and a number Of large imple-
nent and vehicle concerns which occupy
its half-block square building at Ninth,
Jackson and Eighth streets. sustained
s253 900 loss by a fire which started at
7:45 o'clock Monday night in the southeast
corner OF the warehouse adjoining the
building on the east. Losing firms we're
well protected by insurance
Every fire company IN the city responded
to the second alarm the first having been
a stir call. for one company turned in
by a man passing through the alley. who
saw the small blaze and smoke The fire
men fought the tenacious blazes until al
most midnight, when the last flicker OF
spark had been extinguished- Two sus-
tanned lacerated hands that had to receive
surgeons care
How the flames started was not learned.
although some believed a spark from a
passing locomotive on some nearby switch
tracks might have been the cause. Fire
chief salter. however. feuiedf this. saying
that the fire seemed TO have originated
within the wooden warehouse. as the out
side Of that building was protected by
sheet iron.
offices Withstand Fire.
The main part Of the building. built OF
brick three stories high and occupied by
the offices of the various companies, was
very little damaged. The principal loss in
this part will be from smoke and water
After the fire practically had been ex-
tingushed in the warehouse. small blazes
we're found in the basement OF the main
building. II was feared for a time that
he big brick would collapse and nremen
md the managers OF the concerns. who
acre busy carrying out records Of their
companies businesses. were stopped for
a time Ia their work Firemen soon found,
though that the smoke pouring out OF the
main building was from the warehouse.
Fierce BIaHe I'm wind.
The warehouse, being constructed OF
wood protected from dampness by the
outer coating of corrugated iron. was a
yeritable furnace when the stiff north
wind drove the flames into the combusti-
Bile varnish OF the implements stored
within. The fire was difficult for its
fighters 70 get to, owing TO the fact that
the wind was driving the flames toward
the closed brick building.
Pipeman Russell OF No. Z company was
badly cut IN the palm OF the right hand
by falling glass. he had to give I'D the
eight and go TO a doctor his injury. how
ever, is not serious. Pipeman Dunn OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02
BRYAN ATTACKS UNDERWOOD
Commoner Renews Charges that Floor
Leader is Protectionist.
ASKS CHANGE IN CAUCUS RULE
Says Record Vote Would Have Made
, IL Impossible for Him to Have
Thwarted Speaker CIark'a
Ta<tff PrograR.
FrOm a Staff COrrespOndent-)

" a SLAAA GOEIeSpoHuGuI-g
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. L-(speciaI reIe-
gram.)-w. ]. Bryan VIII say in this week 5
Commoner:
The action Of Chairman Underwood in
opposing an immediate effort to reduce
the iron and steel schedule revenls the real
Underwood. Speaker Clark ana other tariff
retormers tried TO secure the passage OF
a resolution insuucting the ways and
means committee 10 take up other sched-
ules including the iron and steel schedule
but Underwood and Fitzgerald of New
York, the Fitzgerald who saved Cannon
in the last congress. succeeded in defeating
the resolution Mr.. Kitchen, a member of
the committee, reminded Mr. Underwood
that he had told the country that all his
worldly goods were tied up in the iron and
steel industry and that a failure to report
bill covering that schedule might be at
tributed to his connection with the BUSH
ness. but even this did not move him.
Question for Democratic.
Some Of the democrats thought Mr
Bryan did Mr.. Underwood an injustice
when he charged him with being tainted
with protection What do these democrats
think now since Mr.. Underwood has put
himself at the head Of the opposition to
Speaker Clark's tariff reduction program? I?
The tariff on wool was the cameI's nose.
The animal is trying to enter the tent
The unmasking OF Chairman Underwood
will serve a useful purpose IL II arouses
the democrats 10 an understanding Of the
mistake made in putting Mr.. Underwood at
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02

SEUATEs
Met af noon.
Farznsr.s free liEt bill which had been
debated since Thursday was voted On
Lortmsr election continued with Charles
A white. confessed bribs eAker, testify
ing.
secrstary Of Gommsroe and Labor sub
uasttsd report on wages and hours In steel
ana iron industry showing many workmsn
are compelled TO work twelve hours a day
ana seven days a week.
House rsapport1onmsnt bin was taken
up. Senator Burton opposed the increase
in representative.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02

kenI0n becomes Fire Chief.
NEW YORK Aug. L-Acting Fire Chief
John kenlon was today appointed by Fire
Commissioner Johnson TO succeed Fire
Chief Croker, who recently resigned
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02
The Weather

For Nebraska-Fair and warmer.
For IOwa-Fair and warmer.
.rempernture - Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02
HouSEs

Mst 1t noon
Cotton tariff revision bin under dsbaeo.
Rsmsen pure food board affairs tnvssr-
CATION was resumed by the agricu1surA
dspartmapf committee
Inquiry into the sugar tariff continued
before the special COMMITTEES.
House asked for oonfsrsncss with senate
on wool tariff and campaign publicity
bius and appointed confsrses for each
Ad Senate
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02

WASHINGTON. Aug Combined in the
same alliance that resulted in the passage
OF a compromise wooden tariff revision olll
in the senate last week. the democrats and
republican insurgents OF that body today
passed a compromise farmers free list bill.
The original house bill first was defeated
and then reoffered in modified form by
Senator Kern OF Indiana
As amended and finally adopted. the bill
differed but little from the original The
Kern compromise takes fresh meat prod
ucts out Of the free list bill, except such
as come from countries that admit GER
tain American farm products duty free
In effect II admits meats free only from
countries having reciprocal agreements
with the United States and IL is under
stood 1t will apply only to Canada The
senate earlier had defeated Senator
BaiIey's amendment, taking all meats out
OF the free list bill. The Kern amendment
represented the attempt to reconcile the
democratic interests with the insurgent re-
uublcans, who believed some further con-
cessions should be obtained Tor agricultural
products.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02
ACME COMPANY LARGFsT LOSER
Damage Well Covered Ivy Insurance
inEvery Instance.
ORIGIN OF FIRE NOT DETERMINED
Evsrv Company in City Responds to
the Second Alarm.
Fircmca wage n SaccessfuI Battle nj
EiEhth and Jackson when High
wind Threatens son.c
Costly Structures.


LnS-r~ by the Fire.
The Acme Harvesting Manufac-
turing company ...--.-.---- .St5-Oes
Thomas Davis estate. owner OF
BuiIdipg .........-.................... 300
The capital City Carriage com
pany the Eckhart Carriage COM
pany and the Buerkins Manu-
lacturinE company y.....-..--------.- So'Voo
Omaha Implement and Transfer
company --.------.---'--- ''J''
American Seed company no estimate
ztuught0n Wagon company no estimate
ID NJ Sechler Carriage company 10000
f.auson Gas and Engine company 100
tTlhlin a. Cu-----..--- ...-.----------- L.V''
Thomas Manufacturing company. lb,0o
Bovzher Mills company .-....-,.-... none
~harpiess Cream Separator COM
pany -..--....-..---.-.. -..-------------.- none
Grant DetDur Piow company ...-.. s,0oo
GAINESVILLE Machine company .--.---. 1900
j. 3. Rowen company -.-......-.-..-. n.uaa
kes stone Steel and Wire company 6o0o
aze Woven Wire company .-...... l0.0o0
STANDARD Furnace company
......--....--........ ....-.---.--...n estimate
Total estimated osH........-.-... .S25S.ooo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02
FRESH MEATS FROM CANADA FREE
Section is General in It's Terms, But
Applies Only to the Dominion.
FIRST ATTEMPTS NEARLY SUCCESS

senator Bailey Only Democrat 70
vote Against Measure a. IL Came
from House-siz Republicans
Vote with Democrats.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02
Quart bricks of Dal-
zell'S Ice Cream.

Boxes of O'Brien's Candy.
Base Ball Tickets
Round trip tickets to Lake
ManaWa.
An given away tree TO those
who find their names in the want
ada
Read the want ads every day,
your name Will appear sometime,
may be more than once.
No puzzles 70 solve nor SUB
scriptions 20 get-just read the
want ada
Turn 70 the want Ad DAsss-
nov.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02

The senate began its final struggle on
the free list bill with the defeat of smend-
ments offered by Senator Gronna OF North
Dakota to put cement. lime. coal and coke
on the free list and to exempt boots and
shoes from its provisions
Senator Gronna secured a roll call on the
amendment for free coal andcoke. but was
beaten, 81 to %. Party lines split on the
free coal proposition. Those voting for the
Gronna amendment were:
Democrats-Bailey. Bryan, Fletcher. Gore.
owen, Hitchcock. Johnson CMaine), Mar
line. O'Gorman. Pomerene. Watson
Republicans-Borah. Bristow. Brown.
Clapp. Nelson, Crawford. Gamble, Cum
minis. Kenyon. Dixon, GrunnR. McCumber.
and La Toilette
Senator Bailey's amendment TO exempt
beef and beef products from the free list
received the support OF thirteen republicans.
but was opposed by the democrats except
Bailey.
1t was beaton on a roll call ss 20 IA those
voting for il being Bailey. Borah, Bourne.
Bristow. Clapp. Crawford. Cummins, Dixon,
Gamble, Heyburn, Jones. Kenyon, La Fol-
lette. Townsend.
The adoption Of the compromise measure
came after a narrow failure OF democratic
efforts to pass the bill in it's original form.
But for the fact that Senator Bailey OF
Texas refused to support the bill in the
shape 1t had passed the house. the measure
would have been passed unchanged by the
senate As IL was, it was beaten by a tie
vote. 81 to g. Senator Bailey being the
only democrat to vote against IL
Vote for Kern Substitute.
The democrats and insurgents were ready
for the defeat Of the measure. While sew
eraI OF them had voted for IL, II wRs Ap-
parently understood that II IL was defeated
II would be resurrected, amended by a
compromise agreement and again brought
10 a vote. Senator La Toilette OF Wis
cor sin. republican insurgent who had voted
against the passage OF the bill, made the
motion To reconsider the vote. II carried
without a roll call. With the bill restored
T. life, Senator Kern OF Indiana came for
ward with the compromise agreement The
vote on the Kern compromise amendments
was as follows,
For the amendment:
Republicans
l Hgf henNO0s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02
SENATE PASSES
FARMERS BILL
Measure Putting Agricultural Pro-
ducts on Free List, Defeated by
Tie Vote Then Reoonsidered.
KERN OFFERS A COMPROMISE

Amendment by Indiana Man Satisfies
Objection fMr Bailey.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02

Isn. Isl0 Isaa 1908
Lowest yesterday .-...--..- 81 u 81 81
S. Precipitaiion -. .r......... 90 90 q. 90
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal
Norma temperature. ...-............- rs
Deficiency for the day, y,-.--.-.-.-........-... s
Total excess since March L.....-........-. So
Normal precipitation .......-..-.... "a inches
Deficiency for the day y.--.-........ IA inches
Total rainfall since March H. 8-S inches
Deficiency since March l.-.-------l0-G inches
Deficiency for cor period. 1910 -l8. 70 inches
Deficiency for cor period. lse.- n inches
Reports frOm stations At r. N.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02
Question for Democratic.

CONTINUED on Second Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02

: A WELSH LOssi FOrssAst.r.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska-Fair. cooler.
For lowa-Fair. cooler.
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M NAMARAS


smiled in recognition o. an acqua.nt.
ance.
Judge Bordwcl talked slowly and
With suprem" gravity Unused %
criminal trials. hePr0nounced bis FIRST
sentence % importance outside Of the
civil cases. which he has been han
ding for a scsore ~ years The iudgo
razrd az the prisoners as he pro
uouuc-d Judgment
James - McNamara rose nrs. lie
"ore dark clothing and white tIa
bis face was pale District Attorucy
lrcdericks made a brief statement OBJ
ih" case. reading the prisoners con.
f"ssiou Tor the irst time As DO spoke
fh" courtroom was suI James 70
Mcnamara stared hard out of win.
d1a.
fN
Ih"~. are fNo sentence. ea.I
Frrirrs-. with deIbsrlf NHIrf
.r court map prOnounoe. possibly Ds
equal severity One I4 death and fre
other I- ife lmp- a0nm-rr However.
BOD fle minds OF great many pe-4or.
END. possibly in f.e mind of fra tr
f"ntsnt 600 do not knou. but ls.
-IM"I 'ln sentence of .upris1u.rsHt
fnr life would ha con s.dered n com.
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Moanasville au.n

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NEW OFFICIALS

FAlEMoNT 70 Va. I- AZ Ola.
.. noon -"-~niu OF f.t West Ma. Il.
i.i.hs lu-iit"t. r.r -..l
.-f~ ar.~~tor wa- chosen a. %. f..f
I.t.~ 90 u~st.r. Do VAS .t-.....f 3D..
change fre meetings fHHr. -t~. .-f.... .
20 .Aii inr'fIrE- sUI f.t rssr rrsa.. Il.
..l 'iNr- Dol held 90 s~Et,u..r .r 90, o..
The officers elected to-.ia.. were. man.
ID ~ ".t "ffi.rr- I'-et-.tsf I.rt .Ir
President Fark Haas .,n-r,..-.
"nslrs~ Consolidated Goa. ..---... 81
F4iruult " Na
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'",-t mine e'pa rtin~uf. 'har.-a.ou
FOURTH Vice frssIferf-H b Ord. -...
'IHl nanHE-f. ilAturr 'naI aHI t.a.
COMPANY. Mayt~rrs "a ga
~~rretar, % -s-urs- BE- u.v ,...
t.s-.or.i '"al and -osr oi..rator.
Ere.utIt. uoarf.Le~ or. .nrr..-
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ra.rIH r..r F..fs Governor A.
frrr asr .f Min.rs
oAisf Lang sp-.Es
NJ. '.N H''rHu secession f...Ia. d. n
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PACKERS LOSE

CHICAGO. Drc The trial of the
ten indicted Chicago meat packers
Viii begin omorrUW morning IN the
United states Uistr.-s Court before
JudE" George \ Carpenter Refusal
90 The tnit-d States Supr.ul. Court
to-day % issue STAY Boo order that
'hr cont'liuuonality 90 tho criminal
clause o' the sherman aut..trust act.
under Which the accusations ar. made.
m. sht h' tested. brought th. rsht Tor
delay to al END. 20 vas said by the At
iornr's for OBJ" packers fo niel'
Selection ~ jury viii begin as
soon s~ motions are disposed % 90
court 90 morroW.
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WOMAN
FOUND on DOORSTEP

Special H.aHsf.. Oh. .a frf.II CO.. ..
rfrTsBrRCfI uer Nrs stella
Maf LoHrv aged e. of H1nrnrf8a.
vaa found bound 1rl gaEsef nr 81
warren street doorstep af rfrIrff
SD. rar taken f1 fHs F.rElerr h.a.
uta' The woman b.amff fer boo.
band Tor ffe l.f Pee IL. hsIrr .nrrHf
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FIVE MUST DIE

WHITE PLAlNS. y s. Dec .-
The five bandits who descended on an
Isolated farmhouse near Breton laae
November 70 and murdered Mrs Mar
Tall we're on sentenced hy Justice
Tompkins late to-day to death Dob ne
electric chair during che week OF
January d.
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Msstins IN. rrrninr

.t.r evening rfr f-a..- y tie -.r.
'H 'H. OF Or" llrHr .trt.....-. f..I|-.
..lat ..r 0ll meet M Poe s. .is.
r .. f'um 10 LHr .A4t, Il . .......l
meeting
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WAR CLOUDS

LONDON D..c Tn. Morning
Fosfs I'h-rau ,orrvs pouleut says
thAt f~rsla has presented au ultima
f-m to Russia handing that th.
Russian truoqs snail not proceed b..
word ka-hiu Unless these terms
are conceded within th.rts hours
Persia ALL TAX. 10. or-aslv,
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wANTED-Femsle Help

NANTEl@Middie aged Won
an To take care OF children.
Wage SEQ Per week Perma-
neni pn>Iticn-
Apply Va. 10 Thirteenth
street or call National phone
s63-R N
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MISCELLANEOUS
DIED.

CANAAN bis hnu. ln -t sla.rs-
.'Ilf ONO on Monday. december 4tn.
IH|I MAJOR IS t tNtaikN lu tH.
f.fn year nf N.- axe
fa.s.sI from tns late r'eIder"r Thurs.
lat. December sf.. 1871. az 3d. m
central time Intsrfusuf a. Union.
cemetery frisu'.s of OBJ. family IN
FIfrI fH attend
EETERED INTO REsT
rhTuH-ifn TUESDAY Decent -r a. 1850.
GO TN H'.lo.h a w. go flr r@-4Heu ..
.f Hfr aur Ess.Isa TnfuU. kfuu0tifI
place MtS LILY SELIEN TATfM
f--rIs.r- viii he taken Geo Richmond. Viz
liu.t. Tor iutsTU@uf.
please omit fOnfssI
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cireuAst.zss. Against Pn.s..r.

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300 .s nrrf.. aH-n
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LOGS irs m.-t Fave
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Bruemmer 6 HlIdebrand
LIQUOR LICENSE.

CHrist0as-mer's Fiznrsietts Niqbt
81 re. 4se. SOC. 3se.
WcFEDoEN's.
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Chr'stnas-safety Rsxors with e..
trs blades. s. TO $3.50
McFADOEN's.
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fOA hAbH nIs~f f.nrurffsr II
I'N ID smith. .I. E..
".'eirr Naf lg.r-H. I-ii s5l-r
r.Ia.f
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
Additional Society


cisysr Lear TsrniB ci.a-
IRE first meeting y tae CloTer Leaf
Tennis rllt 4 lhs s1zrks ceurt mas
e1soyea Fri1ay eFsA1iaz zn5 Wzs 4
yeFy taiisarfEl social affair The
Hnsmbers Qs shs CAB gaEhered Al me
court at O'Clock and en1oges TIE
game or tennia untii 10 o'ciock Eec-
tric ligAsE have been placed ain arpund
TIE conrt zhsch ma3e Fl very pretty
ard rsll nsAfss for ne evenings ea-
tertzinmens AfteF several gzEes the
guests weye served 70 delicious
eo1rEe 81 ices. TAe guests wers Misses
Pzaline Oxen. Olire Smith. villa
Baze- NaonE Mosis7- I-aey Sparks. Fag
smith- Beszaeita Dagan and Miss
Dunworfh Of Enid. and 1lessrs Everett
Howell sAeEley stone. Hampton
ONsin. wslteg Bsrs. Clifford Sparks
ard ri Riddle
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JUST FAIh PLAY.

+ when the Daily Express asks =
+ the people Of Chickasha "a pat =
Z ronize fome industries and ,
: knocks cn the mail order busi- =
+ ness you applaud. Don't you. >
+ Mr. Merchant You think is is ,
. great Then why don't you use {
= the same policy when il comes =
, 70 your Printing. =
= You nsed not send out of town =
> Tor any kind Of printing the tx >
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Miss Mock Hoaorse.

Miss Amanda Mock Of Rolf, vas
the gaest Of honor al z party given
Monday evening at The home Of her
sister. Mrs. Z. Monarch. e27 North
ilth gtreet The occsaion was one
81 The pleasant social gatherings Of the
week n the north part of town and
many young people enjoyed the h0gDi-
taiiry Of the Monarch home Mr.
Robert Monarch assisted his mother
with the entertainment Refreshments
sere sSrved Miss Mock returned to
her home in Rolf Tuesday afternoon.
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rInnsrs Feature y conferenes.

One Of tie most pleasant social Tea
lures Of the annual Home Mission con
ventlon that vas held in the city this
week was the dinners that we're serT-
ed the delegates each day in the
church pariors BY the members Of the
local society Many old friendships
we're renewed at this hour. The din
ner was served Informally ana the yis-
iting delegates we're given full reign
in the pariors o. the church
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27

phiIatnca Class are WoFKeTs.
The Junior PhiIathea class n the
Baptist Sunday school had charge Of
the owl Drug Store soda fountain Fri
day afternoon and served several
Kinds OF home made cake with the
ices from the fountain. Misses Hazel
Owsley, Kathleen Dawson, Margerg
Watkins, Winnie White and Cornelia
Coryelf were the young ladies' In
charge. The proceeds of the after
noom win be used by the members Of
the class n buy curtains fof their
sunday school room in the Baptist
church.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27

LTefKs otaFE social FeatlFe,
Beginning the first meeting night
I'm June the clerks nnion will institute
social feature at the regual meeting
and gili serve refreshments after each
business session. An effort will be
made to make the social hour one Of
enjoyment 70 al Of the members. AZ
the meeting this week the members
enjoyed a PARTY at the DarDeIl confec-
tioneFy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
pIsasea win Grady County.

TTtd8El VIII tF0NJ ~1~IFV
William Herthel of Fankato. Mimi,
vas in chickasha last gight On Dusi-
mess ia land interests. sir HertAsl is
in the city and county Investigating
the land here with view Of buying
large tracts. He has been touring
Grady county and expressed himself
as being yer ymuch pleased with this
section. Herthel left this morning but
declared lis intention 81 returning
.next week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
IN. ?. 4 social

NJ. ?. o ooclaI-
The next regular meeting OF the Ma
tioDal Protective Legion viii be So
ciaI which viii Be given al University
park. The members win 20 to the
park and carry their lunch where the
evening viii be spent out of doors. E.
r. Humphrey. L. j. Mccraeken and Dr.
Martha Bledsoe are the COMMITTEES ap-
pointed On arrangements.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27

Henry W'ubker received q letter to-
day from bis brother-inlaw, ". 3. VIII
liams, Irging Illinois, stating that X
a Tery drg there. "Jhe oa2s crop is
In Dad conaitlcn ana unless We get
rain soon, al crops win be short; If
Is very suil here" says the letter.