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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-07

FARThiNG BROTHERS
Clothing French dry cleaned
and steam pressed. Only
French dry cleaners in city.
Phone 496 Blue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-07
LAST MONDAYS MEETING WAS
A STARTLING REVELATION

city from different parts of the pro
posed highway, ready to hold an lin
,rmal conference" with him, prior to
meeting.
.ay brought about one hundred
more and on Monday morning delega-
tions hundred strong from some
sections were on hand with bands
and banners boosting for what they
called "Suggs' Highway
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-07
Organization Necessary.

CONTINUED on PAGE SIX
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-07

our Foundry is in operation. and
we are making fine castings Of all
kinds. we have few hitch weights
in stock to move quick.
Jones-Evereff Machine Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-17
gismarf mnb @am6etta.

gu Ser pielumitrittenen Sroge.
Oh 8isnarf ieiner5eit eine beimli-
DIE 3niommenfunft nit @ambetto
in Gor5in gebabt babe, liefert oie
fran5oiiide europe @oupeae" Ell
men 8eitrag, Dem es ni6t an elmer
bumoriitiiden Bointe feblt. 9anodl
bdtte @ambetta our6 ben oeutiden
9otidafter in Iaris %erfa6rerl, oab
gislnard ben @uni6 1ege, i'm
beimlih gu iebetl. Na1bem @aln.
betto langere 3eit einer enti9eioen,
Den @ntmort ausgeipi6en NOR, 10
miro fpeiter er5abIt, nabm er idlieR-
lib auf erneutes 9r1ngel1 an. I'm.
ieoes aufieben gu bermai0en far!
man therein, bob er iib, ideinbar
elmer ginlaorlng folgeno, nod eli
mem Shloiie Goes gretes) bel 8epep
begeben Ioue, bon BORT ip6re es
ibm leidter gemeien, infognito natb
@or5in 81 gelangen, mo- maj i'm
ermartete. Sn Ser Sat reilte er 5l1e
nddlt nad 8epeD nno BON bort Ell
nige Gage ipater nod 0cuti6lano.
.ltntermegs aber erfubr er in Ores
BEN burf Die 3eitllngen, baB Ser
aan5ler in 8ar5in franf iei llnn
nienono entpfaneen tonne; iein
@elud ipare alio 5medlos gemeien.
Sofort reilte er nod Sronfrei6
beim. Sim Gage nod leiner Stiff.
febr elite Der oeutihe gotlhafter
gu linn, nm iid gu erfunoigen, Of
er ben 4an8ler geielen babe. @on.=
betta er8dblte inn, pie er IN Ores
Ben our6 Die 3eitunsen 9ismard'S
&ranfbeit erfobren babe. l1eber-
raidt uno beitiir8t borte Ser got-
idofter ibm gu, oeiien @elf)idlif-
felt allies ~peroorben bate, Oenn er
ielblt bette ourh Die 4refie Die
Na6ridt bon 9is,nard's llnlpoliein
nerbreiten laiien, oarnit er einige
Gage &ube babe, nm ungeitort Den
u%ngeoulbig ermorteten 8eli1G ems
pfanee1 6l fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-17
Die Eriieclitrafe III 9Gnemarf.

Gas li6erale 0dnenlarf Dot Sc
fanntli6 Dor einieen So1ren Ole
Brilaelltrafe nieoer eingefiibrt. ST.
Der uGoiiii6en 3eituhg" luenoet iih
Der neutrality-suspicious. 0r, Sol
oefe=Somburg geeen oie 5reunos
Der @infilbrung ser Brlgelitrofe
ou6 in 9eutidlono, inoelu er ibnelt
i6r beltes 9epeisltiicf, eberl iel1en 3D.
nil6en geriud, in Stilde i6ldgt.
gr iogt ooriiber: Mus 0dllenlorf
tit Die 9to6rt6t gefomnnen, ohB
nan BORT nit oieler unerFreulidet
GrbI6oft oeS an iid 10 uncrfreuli-
9et Mintiters Alberti ntfraumels
mo Die crit Dor lpenigen Sobren etn<
Qefllbrte Griigelitrofe mieoer nufbe.
ben milt. 9os lobt ii6 ouf cine ieGr
eillfo6e @eiie mocbe1, iueil bie
Brilgelltrofe int Sabre 1905 nut
yperiuhslpeiie" oltf oie 9mler BON
lefs Sobren eingefiibrt uoroen lit,
es olio unter often ltmltdnoet Fl.
lles nellen 9lftes Ser @eiebgebrnQ
6eoorf Inn sic Strofe iiber oos
Sobr 1911 aufredt 5ll er6olten. 9'e
grfobrlngell, Die man III 9ane-
mart NIT Ser Hriieelltroie gentadyt
9at, iito menig ern1utigelo. Sic
Strofe tit bort in ben eal:jen finn
Sobren min bier5ebnn1al sur Mnpeil=
Dung gelo1gt. Die @eridte babelt
lib I'M @Geemeinen geeeltliber Ser
Strafe ouf einen ohlebnenoen
5tonopunft aeite1t uno IN pielen
Sdl(en bon ibrer 8erboneu1tg ob-
geieben, mo lie ot lib 5ildIiig 9e=
melen more. Cine obihredertoe
@irfung Der ginfiibrl1ng ser 9rE-
gelitrofe lit mt6 niht 51 fonlia=
tieren eeipeien. 9ie 3obl ser @o1e
beitsperbre6eu bot ni6t a%bgenort-
men, ionoern 5lgertommen. 0id}t
einmol Die Sugenbliden boben ii1
bon Ser 8egebung bon Nobbeitsoee
liften in itdrferem MdBe ob,
I6reden lolien, ols es Dor Dem Soll-
re 1905 Ser Saa gemelet tit. 81
hiloet Die 8ieoeroufnahnie Ser
Yriigelftrofe BON feinem Stanopunft
outs ELM erfreuli6es &opitel Ser
Gntmifelung Ser oeuti6en &e6tS.
pflege. Sir uns ober ioate bierin
cine ernellte ernite @armlng tie
gen, uns nidt a1f Elm @ehiet lodelt
5l loIien, oos ser Ge6tspfleae ni1i
niibt, Die f1tltltreae @ntmidelltng
nnieres @olfes aber idmer ibaoigen
niiRte."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-17

GrfaItmms lit cinem Gage gu Ieilen,
lleb1nt abfiiGrenbe 8rpmo g6inin Soblcts
ten. 9ruesiit eiebt @elb suriid, ipeu!l
Iie nid)t beilen. %. %. @rpne's 1lnters
ibrift lit auf ieber G6ahte[. % gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-17
Spesiele Sferte.

Hbeumatism1sfeibenbe uno 9ie-
rem 8laien, .Mogen, unterleibs.
2eber- uno Soutfranfbeit 2eioenoe
fonnen mdbreno 80 Sagen cine polle
500 S6a6tel bon &ioolo fir 25c
befommen. Midt mebr aIs 4 Sdady
teln (pel6e IN ben meiiten Sauen
beilen) meroen an cine 8erion gu
oielem ipe5ielen Yreiie geiunot. ST.
6ele lit elm mitnoerpolles Miitel uno
til i6on Ieit 10 Sabren I'M 8ebraufJ
un0 bat Saulenoe gebeilt. Wtall
ienoe 9riefmorfen, @elo ooer 8oltol
Monep Orber an Die n8ioolo 60,
SoleOo, O." Die 6irma lit 5iperldi-
fig unb pabrbeitslie6eno lno be-
Itebt l6on ieit 10 Sa9ren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-17

@enie uno 3alent ipielen hire
eigenen Snitrnmente, Der 0ilettont
merfelt duf Der 9reborgel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-17

Der Gat ether Dame tn Nptre Sarne
an ale oieienigea, Die an &beumatisz
a1lis, oh Nun Ml1sfele ober @elenfrbe,t=
matismus, an 3ift16mer5en, 5egenz
i9uB, 8iidentpeb. 96meraen in Der
Nierenaeseno ODER 9erbeni6mer5en lei=
ben, eebt babin, an tie UNI elm Salisntitz
tel gu i6reiben, pelbes tpieberbolt
ldr1mtlide 0iefer @ebre1en 9ebeilt bat.
Sic fiiblt es ais lire Bfli6t, bailelbc
an ale foifenfrei au 56iden. sic fons
zen GIT Satie eine 5eilune berbeifibe
ZEN, mas Saltien6e be5ersen f1nt1en; Elm
@limafpediel lit ni6t erforoerIid. 9ies
ies entbedte einfade MitteI f6eibet
5arnfd1tre ans benz 8llte, mo6t Die
feifen @elenfe eei6meibis, reinigt bas
glnt lt1b Hart bie 6ebfraft; benz gons
gen a0rperfbitem pirb gIeftri8itdt nnb
Spannltna berlieben. @em Obises Sic
intereiiiert, TO abreifieren @ie bebnfs
Changing bon 8esueiien Srau 81. erms
mers, 8or 81. gotre Same, SsSnb. S6reiz
ben sic In bieier 6brnhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-17
@,r aIanbcn al i6u,

neil mir ielne @irfung fealieil, ia
gen Die 2eier oieier 3eitnng, ipelde
Or. &i6ter's ,gain-@rpeaer" gcs
brou6t boben, lange bepor iie Ime-
rifa ioben. Gin alt b%eroa5rtes,
i6nea uno iider mirfenoeS Wittel
gegen Hbeumatismls, @id)l. Jeeural-
gle, grfdltieungen uip. @S lit in al
len oeuti6en S~potbefen 81 bn5en 5l
25 uno so Gents Die Slai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-17
geIier obltiraen oIs einlinfen
Shmersen i'm Miiden he11t!

S6mer8en i'm Niidcn 0eilter
ouf ogrigbt8 9eIeoie" bin. 9os
&idttge lit Damn Elm paar 9oicr
8rifIp 81 9itters 5u neb:
men. Or lit elm pirfiomes geieretr-
Wittel uno Woeen.&egulator
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-17
Gnoifalbeilnmg
9terDeni4md4e.

S6pade, nerp0ie 4~erionen, eeplaet BON 9off=
nunss foi9 teit uuo i6tedten Srdllmen. eri66pfenoen
gushniisn, srqft., ahdsn= ano 8%Ogfi@msrsa,
&atarrb. Maeenbrbien, Stublpertopfung, Mhoig=
teit, Grr0ten. 3ittern, 6erstlopfen. sruitbettemmuue,
@enetlidteit uno Sribinn erfabren aus Dem
ySnsenbfreunb", iuie einfah, ifnea NIB
biais ale nnnatiirlidlen 8erliite ino
ambere 5plsen jusenblider 8erirrungen
sriinblid gebeilt mnb upIe 8eiunbbett
NIB Srobitnn tuieber erlanst uerben
f1nnen. - Gems nenes Setlperfabren.
Seber iein etgener Grst. -
9isies anBeroroentlih intsrefante iino lebrreide
ga4 s5satl$s snnass lsl9, spsiAss bon Jung amO
aeeen Ginienoun9 bon 25 Gents in grieimarten psr=
iiegelt be3oeea tDerben bon Der
Yripat=& linif, 1876. Nbenue.
3tsru gnrk, q. y.
Man ertpdbue .Treie 9reiie fir Seras".
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
NEW HAVEN HAS
 DANGEROUS FIRE

New Haven, Conn.,, April S.-Five build ings, which in area covered a block on the lower side of the city and adjacent to the manufacturing district, were fire swept early today. The buildings de- stroyed in Franklin and Chestnut streets were five-story brick, owned and occu- pied by the Lewis Hawthorne company, sash and blind makers; a four-story brick used by the John T. Doyle com pany dealers in grocers' supplies and maker of preserved goods, and three wooden houses, each two and a half stories in height, occupied by many Ital- ian families. The Hawthorne company s plant was in part occupied as a carriage factory by the Killiam Carriage com pany The total loss is $200,0O0.
 Soon after the fire broke out an explo- sion shook the neghborhood, due. 1t is drought, to the ignition of a quantity of varnishes and paints.
 The police had to drive scores of fam- lies from tenement houses in the neigh borhood. An early fall of the factory building walls relieved the danger. Those families whose houses were burned lost all their effects.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
Freckles, Pimples, And Liver Spots
Can Be Removed Easily Fly stuart's Calcium Waters in n
 Few Days
Write For free Trial Package


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 Stuart's Calcium Waters are com- posed of the most powerful of blood builders and purifiers, yet they are harmless and may be taken into the system by any one, even a child. What is invigorating to- the weak stomach most certainly will aid the well one. Any invalid may take Stuart's Calcium Waters and be benefited, so that no one need feel the slightest hesitancy in us- ing these Title purifiers continuously.
 They work very fast and many se- we're cases of discolored complexions are thoroughly cleared and beautified after brief time. The number of tes- timonials we have attesting to the strength, vigor and effectiveness of Stuart's Calcium Waters would aston ish one Every druggist carries them in stock, price soc. Don't waint, but go to your druggist today and buy "a box of these Waters. Take them after each meal and give them an honest trial and the rapid results will astonish you.
 We will send you a trial package containing an amount of these Waters sufficient to show their power. Send us your name and address and we will send you trial package, by mail, free. Address F. A. Stuart Co.,, 175 Stuart Bldg, Marshall Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
TRY TO STOP EXIT
 OF PHILIPPINOS

Honolulu, April S.-A writ of habeas corpus for the l5O Filipino laborers aboard the steamship Senator and des- tined for the Alaskan canneries, was issued in the federal court here yester- day. United States Marshal Eugene R. It is another move in efforts made by local planters to prevent removal of laborers whom they have brought hero at great expense.
 The Senator is cruising back and forth off Pearl Harbor. The entire coast Is being guarded by the police and Japan ese power samamans are kept under espi- onage No one is allowed to leave shore for the Senator
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
M|STR|AL AGAIN
 IN HORNET CASE

New Orleans. April S.-The jury in the Hornet filibustering case failed to reach an agreement and was discharged at noon today. Judge Foster of the federal cir cult court set April IS as the date for a new trial.
 Capt. Charles Johnson, former master, and J. w. Beer, former owner, of the steamer Hornet, who were charged with violating the neutrality laws in fitting out a revolutionary expedition against Hon. duras, were released on bail. Pending the result of the second trial in this case, no effort will be made by the government to apprehend Gen. Manuel Bonilla, Gen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
LOSES FOUR LEGS
 IN SAME MANNER

Trinidad, Col, April s.-To lose four legs in exactly the same manner is an experience well calculated to strain cred ulity, but that Is what happened to Roy Thorpe of this city. Several years ago Thorpe fell from train while beating his way, both his legs being cut off. He secured a pair of wooden legs. Yes terday while beating his way from a neighboring town Thorpe again fell under the car wheels and again lost both legs. This time, however, he was not injured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
Birmingham and Atlanta Special
 The SeabOard'
 New All Steel

Electrically lighted train leaves Bir- mingham S:30 a. m. for Atlanta, Washing ton and New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
FREE DRUG CURE

l HypOdermic or Internal Charles B. James, Dept 3, 133 Pop- 1 lar ave-. Memphis. Tenn: Please send, 1 all charges paid, free trial bottle 1 for patient using (state here num- Der grains used each 24 l1ours) grains of Estate kind of drug here) | SLat0 If 1 used by mouth or hypodermically ...... .................. 1 Name
 i ............ .................. Town State 4 
 1 Nearest Expr0ss Oflce { Booklet on Sanatorium and Home sAtment of Drug Addictions, Drunk
 Duess and s5 Tobacco and Cigarette ysabits, containing testimonials. etc., 8ent sealed under plain cover. Cores Jondence confidential. Address Charles B. James Sanatorium, Dept. 3, 133 Pop lar avenue, Memphis. Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09

Lee Christmas, and Capt. Florian Davidi, now in Honduras, who are alleged to have been the leaders in the revolutionary ex- petition.
 In the event of a second mstrial 1t is expected the government will abandon the prosecution and deliver the Hornet to Captain Davidi. who purchased it for the Bonilla revolutionists after the vessel sailed from New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
THE BEE AND WASP
 IN FISTIC FIGHT

New Orleans, April S-After acrimon- ous articles in their respective French papers followed by challenge to meet
 in a duel, Editor Armand Capdeville of the Bee and Editor J. G. DeBaroncelli of the Wasp met in personal encounter today on Chartres street and a fist fight was the result. Baronell sustained a black eye. Both were paroled at the po- lice station, where the cases were en- tered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
COAL FLEETS START
 FOR NEW ORLEANS

Gallipolis. O., April S.-The Pittsburg and Kanawha coal fleets. which contain 5,OOo0O0 bushels of coal and 10000 tons ot manufactured steel products, began pass l. Ing Gallipolis early today for Cincinnati, Louisville and New Orleans. The ship ment is the largest on record for April.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09

out by the city council committee. are in deep misery owing to their inability to get work The ball was managed by a council committee and the funds taken in charge by the city treasurer will be used to employ men to do extra city work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
JAMES WHISKEY TREATMENT STRENGTH
 FINED HIM MENTALLY

Chas. B. James, care James Sanatori-
 um Co.,, Memphis, Tenn: I had been slave to Alcoholic stiumlants for SS5 years. I had been on a con tinued spree for months. I found
 the medicine you gave me was all needed It has strengthened me naent-
 ally and physically, invigorated every
 organ of my body, and I feel 20 years Lyounger. C
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
Southern Railways Birmingham Special'' Still the quickest And best train to New York. 9::30 a. m.
Wife Says Husband
 Cured of Drug Habit
Recommends It To Others
She Says Their Home Is Consequently Now Much Happier, and the Future Much Brighter Than Before He Took Treatment

James Sanatorium. Memphis, Tenn Gentlemen: I received paper today con- taining my husbands testimonial. MT. Edmunds has also received a number of letters from poor. unfortunate drug users, asking if he was really cured without leaving home by the James Treatment, and I do not hesitate to write them that my husband Is a cured man, and that his cure was accom- plished through your treatment. We are doing all we can for the good work and hope others may get relief through your wonderful treatment. Our home is now happy and the future much brighter. With many thanks, I remain,
 Very respectfully,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
COUNCIL RAISES
 FUND FOR POOR

Milwaukee, Wis. April s.-The Milwau- kee city council last night raised about 5000 by holding a popular municipal ball for the benefit of the 10000 unemployed who, according to the statement sent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09

HAVE YOU FIVE DOLLARS PER MONTH to invest for IA months in Mexican plantation for the grow ing of very profitable fibe product. that ought 10 pay you 20 per cent within two years? If write A. Singer Building. New York. Assets sa.ooC.eoo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09
ATTENTION, DOM FEN
 OF THE WORLD

All members of Magic City Camp No. 4 are requested to meet at their hall Sunday after noon at 2 0 clock, to attend the funeral services of Sovereign Teeter. Signed,
 CHARLES PFEISTER, M Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-15
FRAME WORK OF CORONATION ODE

London Punch.
Uplift thee. Muse, and sing us how and
Beneath the shadow Of the Larger Ben.
Inc king Of England and the Queen were
With lumti-umti-umti stand round
q have still to put the finishing touches
to my ode, but want to make the
scheme of it public before the other
poets come out with theirs, so that no
one can accuse me afterwards of
Uplift thee, Muse, and sing us why and
SO many what-d you-call-' ems sit and stare
Upon the King Of England and the Queen
In tooral-ooral umti-something sheen
But most upllft thee, Muse, to tell OF those
VINO, for the lack of necessary clothes,
or else because they do not like q crush,
Remain behind at Bewdlay- on-the-M ush--
(Our vilage)
Their hearts beat just as Loyalty as IL,
Gao In something umthing collar stiff,
OR in a lumti-tumtt harem gown,
They'd left the country for the sitting
Loyalty burst from every heart in spates.
But, most Of all, from Mr.. Banling- Bate 81
Husband of Mrs. Banling- Bate. He
has very kindly lent his hill for the
bonfire. There VIII be a pause here,
while the vicar leads the cheering)
10, lightly dawns at last the day of Kings.
or Pomps and Power and Pageantry and
When to the abbey goes beloved George
Ter-rumti-umti-umti forge or gorge
(This line doesn't look very promising at
presently
Archbishop, bishop, dean, archdeacon
Gathered from north and south and west
and east
Duke, marquis, earl, baron and baronet.
And viscount, too. in solemn conclave met
Salute him England's monaroh-"George
the Fifth
tremendous applause led by Mr. Ban
ling-Bate. hope Il will 60 on long enough
to hide the fact that we are going to lose
a line here. The fact Is, there Is simply no
rhyme to "tifth.')
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-15
A Place 10 Get orr

The post-mortem inquiry into the
abolition of the department military
headquarters at Omaha, and certain
points. Is to go on. but is not likely
to yield any satisfactory results ex-
cept possibly to give representatives in
congress, who were caught mapping,
something on which to base plausi-
BILE excuse.
The Army and Navy Register,
usually a fairly safe. echo of the War
department. reiterates that the three
division arrangement is past possibil-
ity OF modification; that the War de-
partment has come to the conclusion
that economy and efficiency may be
advanced in re-establlshing military
divisions, also that there is nothing en-
during in the conduct OF military af-
fairs In this country. since military
divisions were abolished for the mill
tary departments In the interest of
the army and are now to be restored
The changing back and forth does not,
1t assures US, enter into the question
at this time. 1t has been determined
that It is benefit to restore divisional
Headquarters, and nothing that local
business interests may urge, WITH ali
the pull at les command, should be
permitted to Illustrate the purpose OF
the War department" The signi-
fieant part Of its discussion is this ad-
vice which the Register gives, and
which We may be SURE will be followed
with slacrity:
The only safe thing for a senator o.
/ representative who 10 beset by these re
monstrances is to shield himself from tn,
wrath az home behind the memorable Wa
/ department
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-15

enterprise been actuated by unselfish
motives, but It appears, nevertheless,
to have been reasonably founded. for
there was nothing in the original bill
to define the purposes, in the way of
limiting them, to which the fortune
might OF might not be devoted
II this measure is brought within
the purview Of safe legislation, the
country will be vastly enriched by such
immense legacies as this philanthropy
will bestow. Art, science and indus
try, in their varied aspects. viii be-
come the debtors to it's benefits and
generations afar its heirs No matter
what may be thought OF such vast for
tunes as that possessed by the Rookie
fellers, one must welcome the oppor-
tunity to put them to work for human
ity. which is what this foundation
scheme proposes to do.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-15
Crops and Rains

Bankers and grain dealers inter-
viewed as to the coming grain crop in
Nebraska and adjoining states, they
having very direct interest in It and
excellent means Of keeping themselves
accurately informed, to a man dis
credit the talk of crop failure and in
sist that as things stand Nebraska and
Kansas would have normal grain
crops.
AS the bankers and grain men were
talking the sky was clear. Nothing in
the weather indicated early rain. Yet
within twenty-four hours a rain of
rather general scope fell. It's chief
significance relates to the estimate Of
normal grain crop. A timely rain
shoStd, then, make the crop a little
better than normal. At any rate, oc-
casion might be taken for reassuring
the calamity howler' and serving no.
tice on the market bull" who may
be responsible for the short-crop talk.
Happily, conditions do not justify that
kind of talk. calculated to have a de-
pressing effect on business.
So. watch the grain ripen, listen TO
the corn grow and avoid premature
lamentations.