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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12

9anf Observation-Disclosures
vSpllpict" afboloer nelte Mpoe oen
IL. San. bos Mrs. S. g. Memgar0,
$40 0eioto ct. 8e6 libite Mpbe bar
oer @olg al ny 8eitprelie. Sen npe
@eitpreIie err: Mrs. s. Mnberien
&ral., Mrs. g. Mooien g. &rai.,
Mrs. 81. Sobnien &osierer, % Mrs.
S. 8. Memgor0 Sefretpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
HrDfesfbr 8arl 2ariens Geipg

&rpfesfor aarl 2ariens geipg
SbillingbDerne, Der bar: 1ngbeIet 1,.l
1aa itore Sorpentninger, mgbte II
meget alporlig Sinoring i Jorm al
ben itarfe &1tl0e, iom blep Sfpl6 til,
at Sorebragene ian bel / 81. SAUL
2broag Mften iom / MinneapoIis
lSenoag gitermi0bag blep minore
goG beiggte. Smtrent 100 Eilbp;
rere bapoe iamlet Jig / Sibernia,,
Soil og ca. $50 / Donia SOIL. Me,l
Sc foatallige Etlbgrere 1rp0 set pp-
perlige Tore6rag / fulot Maal, %
bette bleb begge Ste0er gipet meo
en- alarbeb og @arme, iom gjoroe
Oct til en- Npbelie at bbi Stang. &ro=
FfeSi loren talte begge ste6er ODER Oct
famine Gimme, Oct oanite SoIf +;
1854, og en- be0re Gfilbring al Sen
Mano og Stemning, ipm berife6e /
Befolfntngen og @eren UNDER Sen
n1pffelige Arig fQn banifeligt t9nfes.
Set bar nermeit ct pipfologif So
reorag> i0et Der ilet intet 8orl6g bleD
gjort paa at ffilore @rigens Gong,
men iaa meget be6re giort &e6e for,
bborleoes sen 6anffe Mations @ien-
6~ommeligbe6er og E9nfemaa6e tom
tilipne unoer @ri9en: en- flar 9p-
f%attelie af at Soloaten maatte gigrt
fit B1igt, aigre Set be6ite bon fut16e
ng iaa fprreiten labe oct gao ioln
Sfi9bnen pil6e til1fiffe set. 9ett.
belDite Soreoragsbol6eren pe6 @ita<
ter fra 8rebe, Ser / &rigenS SID par
ifrebet al oem, Ser 6eltog / Seltto-
get og at 6eres @%lGgtningc / Sienl-
met. S bisle @rebe Tom Ser forgp-
rigt mango an0re Srnf al Sen 0an=
tie Soltefarafter til Sr0e, lom BIZ
tie, ON bbilfe Ylnnfter 9anferne /
@lminbeligbeo iamleoe fig / Gorbin=
oelie meo &rigen.. SON mrfprte EN-
&Gffe baa0e r9renoe og pu0iige
Erpf fra 0isle @rebe og 9ptegneli er.
81 mao iige, at ri iicl6en bor bprt
ct beore ti1rettelagt Tore0rag, bbor
baa0e @opebpunfterne og Sc min=
ore Gnfeltbe0er fpm frem / Sen rette
8elpsntng og mes Sen rette @ngt,
looleoes at man efter T%oreoroget
b0b0e en- birfelig Torltaaelie al 6cn
son6, lom beiiuleoe Set 6on1fe Solf
/ set fritiife &rigsoor. Set bar scr;
innnme Soalmo6igbe6 og 8gien Jig
for Set uun0gaae1ige, iom bialp
Solicit oper l1lpffen; Ser efter &rt-
gen brogte Set til at tage fig ian1-
men for Mlbor og poa an6re 9mraa-
Ger ffaffe fig @rot11ing for Set li6te
SAB.
Sfignt sen 11ponte auloe ganife
~noturligt gior6e 6oreoragsbol6ere1
min6re bel o%isponersst bolot ban fin
Sale me0 Ell &raft og SSr16erligbe6,
iom bite, at fan git belt op / fit
Gimme, og iom rep Iilbdrerne meo
fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12

sorsOas Mften ben Is. Sanuar
bolbes cit v8oifetSociol" / sen 6arif=
lntb. ct. Stepbans &irfes 8oien1ent
til Snbtngt for Mel1tgbe0en. 8aaOe
&pin6eforenir1gen og l1ng6omsfore-
ningen bar lopet at gipre bnao Sc
fan for 6en1e,l aa ri baaber ret ma1t=
&c bill mp0e frem. Som oerfor, per
meb, set bill ppmltntre Dig ielb og
on0re.
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@nbstjeneitcr / ct. Eanl.

Can't Gu. lntb. ct. Gtcpbans Sir.
fe, @jernet al Orleans og 5tepens
@treet, Gl16stjenelte bber @gnbog
TormiO6ag &l. II. Gbnoagsifolc
81. 9. = Sells Dlpisofer, Nrpi It.
@olgatba b%anif-nurffe &resbptcri=
aner &irfc, 1876 Ebomos ct, nar
93ice ct. Ganif @u6stieneite hper
S6noog 6ornio6ag @1. 1880 og en-
gelif @uostieneite bper 5pn6ag Off
ten &l. 7.30. @gn6ogsl fole &l.
$50. 86nnemg6e bber 0nsbag gf-
ten ST. s / &irfens l1n6erbpgning.
Mrel Mobien, ST.. tbeol. 8altor. $50,
peel 582 5berburne Mbe.
GbnuScns nprIf epangcliif luther.
ife Mcnisbeb, @jdrnet al l1niperlitp
og Borf Mpes., bol0er @ub5tienei tie
bDer G6n6og Jorni00og 81. 1890
og Mften &l. 7.45. S9noogsffolen
mg6er SCI. 8 6orm.
S &apellet poa &igrnet al &ea-
l1ep og Carl 5ts., er Ser 5gnbags=
ifole bper g6n6ag @ftermi00ag 81.
8 og @u65tjenelte ST. 7.3O Mften.
S SjgbergS Sail, S74 Hopne
Mpenue, er ser Senoogsifole bper
5gnoag Gfterm. &l. 3. - @. 8.
9ieqre, Eoltor, $40 Capitol 8oule-
por0.
Srcfoloigbcbs murif cpang, l,ttb.
&irfc, Darlington og 5berburne
Mpes. @u0stjeneite bper S6noag
&l. 1890 6orm. poa georlf og 7.45
Bitten poa @ngclif. Ggnoogsifole
og Bibelflusic efter &pimesieeu0s,
ticnelten. = SIR. 5pbilru6, Breit,
$50 Sltller Street. .
8etbania Strife, 81. SCENTS og So
relt Street. @u0stienelte afbol0es
5pn6ag 6orn. ST. 1880 og Mften
81. 7.30. @per Eors0ag Mften 8gn=
nemg6e / &irfens 8aiement. @en-
0ogsIfole bper gpn0og &l. 12. ..
S. 6logita6> Yrelt. 8opel SAG
2)orf Gtreet.
Sen nurif=oanlfc MetbuSiit Strife.
Siprnet al @roa0map og 1915 Ct,
afbol0er fine @u0stieneiter iom fpl-
ger: &reoifen sbnoag 6ormi60ae
&ioffen 1920. Miten 7.45. unge
6oIfs gpmortb 2iga: sgn0og Sitter
81. GAS, og literert Mgbe oe tire fgr-
tie Girsboge / Maone0en. 86n-
nempoe bDer Sns0ag Mften &l. 8
S 6. Iollefien, Naitor> 2S9 13tt
Street.
@16stjeneite / sen nor f=banift
gaptiit=airfc, Si6rnet at Milforl
og 8oo0briOge Streets, bper. 9pr-
bag ST. 1890 6ormi0oag og 7.30
Mften. ST. $50 l1ngoomsmb0e
Gen n%orif-omnife 8apti1tmenigbe0s
MISUNDERSTANDING mgber / lit 2ofale
6per Spn0ag 81. $50 @fterm., 81.
at Mtlfor0 og @oo0bri0ge cts.
Song og Muiif al Il. S. 9angfor.
Mlle Sfanoinaper biprtelig bel
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
DpfSrelien af Sbiens r@jenganer.

Gpfbrelien at Sbiens uGjengansr-
re-, me6xD ,reftgr Mugnit 2inbberg
fra Stocfbolm iom Snitruftgr og /
Stolen iom 0spolo MIbing, en- al
bans melt bergmte &oller, Ser bar
aniot til ben 90. Sanuar, CT blepet1
.noiot til Sgnoag gftermi0oog 0e:1
a. Sebruor, g bill ga finbe .@teo
paa metropolitan Opera &ouie. Di-
reftgr 2inobergs @ieiteoptrpben
Der / Mmerifa er bleben longt mere
omfatten6e en6 oprinbeligt planla It
og fommer til at itreffe fig belt uh
til Stillebapsfpiten, bborfor set BE-.
neobenoigt at uoiette bans Optra-
Ben Der / Minneapolis til obennepn<
tie Ei6spunft. Dette oil gibe tuahc
De optre6enoe og Hublifum cit lan-
gere STD til @orbereoelie for set ith..
tie Sbeaterforetagen0e, Joni bi6til CT
ipRrfiat inoen Dor 3fonbinabiife &c.
lont.
Store Slbebranbe in6traf @bn6ag
og 6en paafelgen6e Scat. @sn6ag
Sormi06og opitoo SIS / @otermon-
@aterbnrp 9ompagniets 6orretning,
1. @be. e., og 2. @treet og BEN
forplanteoe Zig til Continental @oteI.
8egge @ien6omme brenote. 8rono-
Doe enet bab6e en- boaro &omp bele
9agen for at in6ifrenfe Sl6en til
ois1e 8pgntnger. SSannepy@ empIe
Sill 2ompagiets itore 8Dgning Iige-
onerfor bleb antgn6t, men 8rQn6=
oeienet fit S16en f(uffet. 8ron6=
mnnoene les meget / SEN frpgte1ige
&l1l6e. @jen6omstabet at c. $780,
900. Sen paofelgenoe Scat opfom
SIS / Sen 8 gtagers Bpg11ing poo
&iberii6e og 10. Mbe. g.. timber
Set meget bonifelige @eoningsorbej6e
TOM 2 8drn og flere 8ron6men6
tilifobe, oa flere 6omilier bIep req
oebe n6 al BD9ningen / 6eres Scat
linne6 un6er flor 8anifeligbe6. Mor=
&c at Samilierne Bpgningen mi1teoe
6eres Snbbo be6 @ronoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
COD EARN for sa1x.

En 80 Acres Farm, god Muldjord med
Ler Underlag. godt Hus, Telefon. nar skole,
S Mil 6st for Blk River, Farm-M askiner og
R~edskaber. ct goet Team Kper, 1 Tyr,
8 Kalve, 40 Hons, s til o Bushel Mais,
FODDER af 20 Acres, ca. 20 Tons H9, o
Bash. Kartofsr, 80 Bush. Kaalrabi-alt for
$1,000. We'd Salg for Nytaar $2,1OO kon-
tant, Resten paa lengere It'd. M1der paa
AnmoduinRi Blk River. Skriv til Ejeren.
o. A. FIDJRLAND. Route Z. ANOkA, MINI.
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&efanccr.

for Subifription paa 8la0e1 beoes
in6ien6t inareit muligt, og iamtibia
be6es be6Iagt Notwithstanding for
ct eller Here Mors gubffription.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-12
Danif l1ngopmsforeninq at ct

OQtit uttgOpmSf0rert11g at ct.
Hanl bill paa oct regulere Mgoe
Sirsoagen ben 16. SSa11l1ar tage fig
EN- lille 5pingom, bportil allie bol1=
ffe meo 8enner er binrtelig pelfom-
men. @n g11tree al Zoe pil blipe to-
get peo Snogangen og ser bill blipe
%ierperet Safe. 2anosmano og 8en-
Tier, mg0 dp pad Central M11er
Sail og tilbrtnge cit gemptlig Mf=
ten! Danien oil tage lin 8egpnoelie
81. $50 prpcis.
&aa gipen Turanlcbnine benleoer
Ne6aftionen ereoe S1oienoeres Sp=
n1prfi ombe6 paa, at Nab11 og 8opel
mau me0beles peo Slt0ien0elien al
Get 9tDffe, Der pnifes optaget / 8la<
Get. S mp0iat Sol0 goar Sn6ien=
bellen i Baptrfurben. @anife inr<
ligt pil bette tie meo Stpffer, iom
etnoeboloer Mngreb paa Herioner ell
lei T%oreninger; ingen rettnnfenoe
Ma110 eller &binbe fan fprla1ge, at
Me6aftio11e1n ifaI paatage Jig Mn ipar
for iaa0anne, meoens SsSnbj en6ere11
- - rz,- 49,
feigt fuller fig bag Mnonpmitetel1.
@plgat6a &irfcm. Ser oil blipe
@11bstienelte / Sen oonlf=11orif fife Col
gatba Strife, 1856 Sbom1as st., ferit=
fommen6e Sgn6ag be0 Sc ie6ponli=
&c Si0er. SEQ Gormt60agsgnostje=
neiter, 81. 1890, iom er poa oonif,
Til Or. MreI Ma6ie n tale oper u&eo=
hinge MISREPRESENTATION. @mnet
for Mftengltosjeneiten ST. $50, iom
ofboloes paa engelf / Torbin0elie
n:e0 ltng0omsmp0et, pil blipe: u@om
tt min Doung people.
&pir0eforeningen afbol0er lit mo-
itc M90e Sorsbag gftermi00og Sen
Is. Sol1ltar bos Mrs. 6. Gbrilten=
1e1, 900 @61n1tto ct. sule er bipr=
te!tgt inbbnbte.
8rbllltp. Sen 90. December 1911
ogtebieoes / Manomi, Nebr. Srf.
CLARA &ri1tenien og Carl Eetcriell,
hcgge gobt fien0te / ct. Saul. 6rf.
Clara &riitenien, Ser er cit Cater
al @aarbeier &rijtenien Monomi
fom BERTH @pen for gobt ct
Mar itGeny bppr bltn for Set mcite OPP
G1l0t Jig bos itn Snfel og Sante,
ST. og Sr11 Gbriitenien 534 Gem
perance st., mel1 Dbis &opGl It'll er
112 @innepeg Mbe., pg bbor bult
itifteoe 8efjel1otifa6 me6 fit ttlfom=
men0e Ma1t6, @r. Carl Neteri EN-. 9n1
fam fan Ser life iiges an0et en6
grbt; bans @jemitobn er 8ejle, 9a11=
mart, bbor bans 6a1nilte leber, og
bar a%rbei6et beo 8ittsbl1rg @las 60,
saul, iom acknowledgment. San
er en- 6pgtig Mon6 poo Sen SLABS,
bar mango Se111er. 9e npgifte
a9ter at boiette fig ber / 8pen og
ollie er Of SEN @ening, at Sc bill BIZ
pe beidgt ofte / Deres npe &iern.
@io 2biet maa lfi1ne ms til Sem
og bringe 6re0 og 2pffe. 81 pnifer
Dem til 9pffe iom Mon0 og @ultrlt.
6.
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st. Paul.
est. Paul Ndande" removed to Room
2Ol Court Block.

We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, aoo E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
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0tnneapoIts.

Nebripmtngcn al &Dgntngerne p1o
8locf 40, @albington Mbe. g., mel
lem 2. % 3. Mpe., bbor set npe
Eo1tbus ifal bpgges, begpn6te SirS=
bog Morgen. Set bar set gamle
Gorman Soul paa 2. Rtreet, iom
ser f6rit blep taget fat paa.
ct. &ebers Strife far mo6togci
en- meget fierfommen @abe til Oet
npe 8aiement> i6et ST.. Str. &an=
len, Minneboba Central Yarf, 81
Saul, bar ifi9nfet SEN ct mutt &lo:
Der me0 en- iGr6eles go0 Gone. Sci
fglger al Jig lelp, at Ser er flor @lp:
6e / WenigbeOen ODER SEN ber0tful.
Be @obe.
Mprtbmeitern Mationaf 8anf ba1
.or n>.,o.< IN o.g.. L:Y m,~
10y yp.Du ~ 0ee'el ~ Ptue
@ 1spel ~ q. =. gu0D
Del llultuuol oeei uteoe" 0ui'
alanp lOr ounlens S1reillon. Der
Decfer er en- Sarmerien fra BET fp6
1880 So. % ma. 49, sa 9s 81 M.ko;s,
gonfpn finn g,,6orpno ~ hor ~.
beioet Zig frem til fin 1,,beren6,
a%niparsfnl6e BoH. San bar bore
en- al 8antens Observation-Disclosures ! {
.
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Protective Patents" f ::$Ss +: :s 81 Fss e:
paa Anmodning til Opnndere. stor Erfaring. Person
Zig Betjening. Trade Marks registreres. Skriv
idaR / Deres eeet Sprog til Beeler & Robb, 227
Mc0iil Bldg, Washington, D.. Z.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-30

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her inability to show her age.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-30

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MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee, April %, 1912.


Butter-Creamery. extras, 31c;
prints, SIC; firsts. 2S030c; seconds.
25 q &c; renovated, rs a 26c; dairy,
fancy. &c.
Cheese - American full cream,
new made, twins, 17@17kc; Young
Americas, 1712 q 1Sc; daisies, II z
@1Sc; longhorns, 1S@1S1ac; linn
burger, 161a q17c; brick, ITO
Ike
Eggs -Current receipts fresh, as
to quality, 1911 re; recandled, ex-
tras, 1903 &c; seconds. 14@ 15c.
Live Poultry.-Fowls, 15c; roos-
tiers, SC; springers, 15c.
Potatoes Wisconsin, sacked, on
track, 120@1,25.
Hay-No. l timothy, 2400; clio
yer, 1880; No. 1 prairie, 1850.
Wheat-No. 1, northern, 1.16 q
LIS; No. 2, northern, 112@116 y !;
No. 3, northern, 1.0S@1.10.
Corn-No. 8. yellow. S5c.
Oats 8. white, 5Sc; stand
ard, 59c
Barley-W Wisconsin. 1873; No 3,
1873; No. 4, 124
Cattle Butchers steers, 5.40@
7.35; heifers. 4.6006.6O; COWS. ass
a 60; feeders, 4.6O @4.95; calves,
6.50@7.50.
Hogs-Good heavy butchers, no
Q7.S5; fair to best light, 1900
100; pigs, 5.50@6.75.
Sheep-Lambs. 6.0O@7.OO; ewes,
5.00@6.OO.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-30
SHIPS CRASH IN FOG
FREIGHTER AND LINER IN COL
LlSlON OFF GALVESTON BAR.
TWO Deckhands Killed and ITO other
Persons Are Put In Peril
by Accident.

Galveston, Tex, April 23.-Hidden
from each other in a dense fog the
steamship Denver of the Mallory line
and the FL Sud of the Southern Pa
cif1c Steamship company were in col
lision about fifteen miles from the
Bolivar light at the entrance to Gal
weston Harbor For a time it was
feared that the Ell Sud, which is a
freight steamship, would sink.
Two lives were lost, those OF deck
hands who were knocked overheard,
and one negro deck hand OF the FL
SID was badly hurt.
The crash occurred about fifteen
miles from the Bolivar hight. For a
time it was feared the Ell Sud would
sink. Down at the bow, Ell Sud raced
for the shore anC was beached on Gal
weston bar. She was saved from sink
ing by her forward bulknead having
withstood the thrush OF the sea as the
bow plates were ripped off.
There were about 100 passengers on
the Denver and a crew of 70. There
was a wild rush for life preservers and
the lifeboats OF the Denver after the
crash, but Capt Charles P. Staples
and First officer Lamb succeeded in
quieting the excited men.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-30
ROADS ARE RULED BY STEEL
Stanley Body Asserts U. S. Corpora
ton Has Control of More Than
SIS Per Cent

Washington. April 23.-Directors of
the United States Steel corporation,
through stock ownership and places
upon the directorates of the great
railways systems of the United States
have a controlling voice in nearly 55
per cent. of the railroads of the coun-
try. according to a statistical study
prepared for the Stanley Steel trust
investigating committee of the house
The total value of the railroads is
fixed at approximately $4,000, 900. 600
and of that the Steel corporation affil-
iations are said to control more than
$4,000 000. 600
The % directors Of the Steel cor
poration also sit on boards of direc-
tors of banks, insurance companies
express companies and various other
industrial corporations, with an aggre-
gate capitalization of $7.3SS,099, 416.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-30
FAST TRAIN ROBBED
MASKED MEN FORCE ROCK IS
LAND PASSENGERS TO GIVE
UP VALUABLES.
SPEND HALF AN HOUR IN CAR
Bold Hold-Up Committed by Pair Who
Board Cars in Bureau Qll.) Yards
Secure Money and Jeweiry and
Escape.

Moline, H., April 23.-Boarding the
Golden State Limited on the Rock Is
land road at Bureau, H., last Sunday,
two masked bandits robbed every pas
senger on the sleeper Nottingham
and then pulled the air rope to signal
the engineer to stop.
The engineer disregarded the sig
nal, and one robber then shot hole
through the air brake hose at the end
of the car. thereby setting the emer-
gency brakes, and they left the train
Headed by the sheriff of Bureau coun-
ty, a posse is in pursuit, and every
farmer in that section of the state Is
on the lookout.
One of the most daring robberies
in the history of train holdups, the af.
fair is especially striking in that the
highwaymen robbed occupants of only
one car, though there were several
other Pullman sleepers on the train.
One robber reached into every
berth, snapped on the electric light
and personally examined the effects
of the passengers lest the latter, in
handing out his or her valuables.
might suddenly produce a gun.
Less than half an hour sufficed to
complete the roundup of that car, and
then, forcing passengers and porter
into a smoking compartment at one
end of the car. the robbers ordered
the porter to stop the train.
He explained that the only way be
could do so would be to pull the sig
nal rope. and when ordered to do il
he grabbed the rope and gave it three
lusty pulls.
The train was speeding along five
miles from Sheffield on its way TO Mo
line, and the engineer either failed
to understand the signal or refused
to obey it, for on went the train.
Then the robbers displayed the one
clue which may lead to their identity
and capture. While one mounted
guard over the victims the other
opened the door. leaned down at the
| coupling with the next car. took care
full aim. and with one shot cut the air
brake hose,
This instantly threw the emergency
brakes and the train began TO jolt
along at the sudden stoppage
Quickly as it had slowed down to
almost a stop, the robbers leaped off
the train and disappeared in the dark
ness
This. together with the fact that
they knew the location of the air
brake hose and what would happen If
a hole were shot in 1t. led railroad Of
hcials to believe that the robbers are
either railroad employees or have
been
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-30
POINTER HERE FOR FARMER
One Good Thing, at Least, That He
May Place to the Credit Of
the Auto.


The farmer may not venerate the
automobile. but he must admit that
although the automobile teaches oth'
ers extravaganza, it has taught him
very valuable lesson in economy.
Everybody knows how plant lice. or
aphls. overrun and destroy plants ana
how the sole protection against plant
lice has heretofore been patent pow
GERS more or less costly.
Bur of late years farmers have no
iiced that, while all the plants in Held
or garden were covered with aphis,
all the roadside growths, white with
dust from flying automobiles, had not
a single aphis on them.
Hence an experiment. Turnips, peas
and cabbages were coated with ordl-
nary dust instead of costly powder.
Result disappearance of all insect par
asites.
The automobile. in word. has
taught tee farmer that dust, which
costs. nothing, will protect his plants
from pant lice and other pests just rs
completely as the most expensive
powder can.
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AGENTS WANTED-Exclusiye territory. Good chance TO
build up permanent business. Mail us $40 for ~ h.
Feather Bed and receive, without cost ID. pair pill
lows. Freig all prepaid. New feathers besttick
ing Satisfaction guaranteed Turner CornWeIl Feather
I6O A. ~ DOUGLAS CO., WIS; WILL SELL
all or half: 30 a. cult; r. b., stock. machry..
etc. nr. Soon Springs. Weckert Box 3l9. Chicago.
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Kindly Scribe.

The editor of the Weekly Plain
Dealer is a charitable sort of Teller
commented honest Farmer HornbealI,
in the midst of his perusal of the VII
lage newspaper, wherein he had en-
countered an example of the linotype's
peculiar perversity. I'm his article on
the death of LATE Dabsack, who, be
twiXt me and you, hadn't much to
recommend him except that he wasn't
quite as bad sometimes as he was 9th
ers, he says that the deceased was
generally regarded as hijjdytS9mfwrd-
etahrmfwhrtadfypi"
And | guess that's about as near
as anybody could get to making an
estimate OF the departed without hurt
ing his relatives feelings Puck
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Wisconsin News Briefs.

Madison.-Growers of pure-breG
Wisconsin seed are unable to sup
ply the demand coming from all over
the world The failure of the seed
corn in other states and the fame of
the Wisconsin types have combined
to bring orders that have literally
swamped the growers. At the agri-
cultural experimental station here or
ders are being turned down daily.
Growers secured such good prices
that they were tempted to sell too
much of their stock. Now there is
not enough left for sale to home far
mers. Enough pedigreed barley will
be grown in Wisconsin this year, said
Prof. R. A. Moore, to cover the en-
tire barley acreage of the United
States, and next year there will be
enough to cover the pedigreed barley
acreage of the world.
Ashland. -Several hundred men
have started work on the biggest
drive of recent years on the Odonah
resel walton. Seventy-fve million feet
of logs will be driven down Bad river,
which will be flooded by the Potato
dam.
Narinette.-Mrs. Ralph Skidmore
a daughter of Senator Isaac Stephen
son, was poisoned by drinking a DIS
infectant, taken by mistake. Al
though seriously i'll, physicians as
sure her recovery.
Manitowoc.-Jo A. Williams.
bookkeeper for the Manitowoc Dry
Dock company, was under the com
mand of Capt. f. j. Smith of the i'll
fated Titanic, when employed as a
steward on the steamship Brittanic in
1892.
Madison.-H. Balm of New York.
one of the artists engaged to prepare
the interior decorating of the new
capitol building, arrived in Madison
with sixteen mural paintings which
will be placed in the reception room
of the governor. The reception room
will be modelled after that of an
ancient Venetian palace, and the dec
orations of the entire building will
approximate $4,000.
Madison.-Charge of irregularity
in Office have been formally fled in
the Office of the governor against
Sheriff A. E. Schwittay Of Mari1ette
county by Attorney J. H. MCCLELLAN
ainfeld.-Farmer who took adj
vantage of the record price offered
for potatoes, s135 per bushel, this
spring, in many cases received as
much for their crop as their farms
are worth. Others who held out for
$3.50, win lose heavily as The price
is now 81 and may go still lower.
Washburn.--Louis Palm viii cuI-
tivate 1000 plants of a new berry,
imported from Sweden, which he de-
clares viii supplant the BURBERRY.
The small fruit, which is called the
LINTON berry, is said TO be superior
for table use to the berry product OF
the Wisconsin marshes
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RIVER STEAMER GOES DOWN
Twenty Passengers Are Rescued But
Much Live Stock Drowned In
the Mississippi.

Natchez. Miss, April %. - The
steamer Concordia struck snag in
a flooded cotton field thirty-one miles
south of here Sunday and sank in ten
feet of water Three hundred head
OF live stock were lost. but the twenty
passengers. all flood refugees, escaped.
The water did not reach the cabin. OF
the live stock there were two hundred
cattle sixty mules and forty horses.
total value of $4,000.