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La tienda india.

Tambien las piedras tienen su des-
tlno. Las murallas que viven mu-
cho tempo y ven pasar varias gene
raciones, icuantas cosas deben saber /!
La monograffa dc uno deesos bloaoes
de granite, seria trabajo interesante.
Cuantas eosas han visto Cuantas
lagrimas! lCuantas risas han dido |!
FL origen del Palacio Real es el ST.
guiente
Armando de Plessis, Cardenal de
Richelieu, gran hombre de estado y
detestable poeta, compr6 en- Dufres-
ne el antique hotel de Rambouillet.
y al Marques de Estr6es el de Mer-
coeur. Sobre el solar de estas dos
seiloriales moradas, mand6 constrllir
al arquitecto Lemercier un edifcio
digno de su fama y de su fortuna.
Para los Jardines fue necesario ad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-02
CUARTA PARTE
Ell PALACIO REAL

qmrlr y derribar cuatro casas vecinas.
I'm fin, para dar vista la fachada
y luces al Palacio, hubo que comprar
el hotel de Sillery y abrir una aneha
calle por donde la carroza de Su
Eminencia podia pasar desembaraza-
damente. La calle debia conservar
el nombre de Richelieu: el palacio
pas0 POGO a ser morada de mas au-
gustos inquilinos Apenas baj6 Ia
tumba Su Eminencia, su casa Reel
bio el nombre de Palacio Real. Que
daron la casa y nombre de Richelieu
sus Versos cayeron en- ell sepulcro. Ne
ron, pesar de 10 bien que tocaba
hauta, tampoco consigu6 que s0
nombre escalase la cumbre dc la in.
mortalidad
Ana &c Austria 3 su hlo Lus
XIV tomaron possession del palace
Richelieu. Francia Sc ha amotinado
varias veces alrededor de sus enor-
mes muros. Mazarino que no escri-
bia tragedies, escuch6 mas de una
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2C)4
PAUL FEYAL

rededor de una mesa &c mdrmol, nu-
merosa reunion estaba sentada. Ell
orc brillaba amontonad0 sobre ella.
Los jugadores gritaban Y reian de
an modo ensordecedor. Algo sepa-
RADIO de la mesa, an grupo de genti-
les hombres hablaba tranQuilamen-
te.
Ante la mesa de sacanete estaban
sentados Chaverny, Choisy Naval
lies, Gironne, Peyrolles, Noce, Ia
ranne, Albret V otros muchos. Pey-
ROLES era el que CANADA siempre.
Ganar al juego constituia en- el una
costumbre debida a sus habiles ma
nos. Debemos advertir que hacer
trampas en- el iuego no era un gran
pecado en- la epoca de la Regencia.
II Ganas, Chaverny? - pregunt6
un domino azul que acababa de aso-
mar su encapuchada cabeza a La
puerta de la tienda.
Chaverny vaci6 su bolsa sobre la
mesa.
II Cidalisa - exclam6 Gironne.-
ven nuestro socorro.
Otro domino apareci6 junto al pri-
nero.
III Entra, entra tn tambi6n, que
rida Desbois - dijeron al nuevo do
min6 los jugadores
Las dos mujeres entraroL en- la
tienda Y Cidalisa entreg6 su bolsa
Gironne Uno de los gentiles hom-
bres hizo un gesto de disgusto.
En- nuestro tempo, senior Bar
banchois-- dijo su yecino,-eso Sc
hacia de otra manera.
Todo esta echado a perder, to-
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do estd pervertido - contest6 el in
terpelado.
-Empequeuecido, senor Barban-
chois.
-Deprayado, senor de la Hunau-
daye
- La hipocresia reina
| Las malas costumbres imperan
-iToda es miseria, suciedad =.
Y ambos lanzaron un gran sus-
piro
ID D6nde vamos parar por este
camino, Baron?
FL Baron de Barbanchois, prCsi-
gui6, acercandose mas al dido del
Baron de la Hunaudaye:
-sConoceis esas gentes, Baron?
ESQ mismo iba a preguntaros.
II Iienes dinero, Taranne 9-pre-
gunt6 en- aquel momento Montau-
bert.
II Laramie - murmur0 el sefor
de Barbanchois.--i ESQ no es un nom
bre, es una calfe
-5Y tn, Albret2
-Ese Sc llama como la madre de
Enrique ell Grande. 5D6nde habran
pescado esos nombres 2-dijo ell Ba-
ron de la Hunadaye.
FL senor de Barbanchois sac6 su
tabaquera. Cidalisa, que pasaba on
aquel momento por su lado, meti6 en-
ella sus dedos sin pedir permiso Ell
Baron Sc qued6 con la boca alberta.
liza bailarina de la Opera l-di-
jo.
-iSenora
Cidalisa lie acarici6 la barbilla '
Sc alej6 con la GAIA, despu6s de ha-
Ger una pirueta.
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The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

PARKERsBURG. W Va. Aprfi 30.
The storm n passing OF the Mid
die Atlantic States this morning. az.
tended by cloudy and rainy weather.
westward into the Ohio Valley. Good
rains were received In the Ohio Val.
ley and light rains In the Lake Re
sion and Atlantic States during tho
past ~ hours.
An area OF high pressure. attended
by fair n cool weather. covers the
Mississippi Valley and Lake Region.
The pressures are low west OF the
Mississippi Valley. with a storm for.
nation OF considerable Energy central
north OF Montana. This storm has
given good rains in the North Pacific
sections n light showers in the
Northwest.
The area OF cool. fair weather will
cover this section tonight. with prob
ably light frost. Fair and warmer
weather IL expected Wednesday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 75'; lowest last night, AZ;
rainfall. O.Ss.
The Ohio will rise In the district
for the next ~ hours. A stage near
20 feet Is expected at Parkersburg.
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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STOCK MARKET
is HESITATING
u~neertsinty % nssssehssetts pr
NAY Ore o. Mary Affect
Ing ~lnfUeneea

NEW YORK. April 5e.-The hesit-
alton and faction which dominated
operations on the stock exchange
today were generally attributed 20 a
variety Of fuses or reasons Fore
most among there were the Mas
saehusetts primary. the possibility OF
another hitch In the negotiations be-
tween the railway managers and the
engineers. the quarterly statement Of
h L. :. Steel Corporation and the
governments weekly weather report
dealing with crop conditions in the
! more prominent cereal producing
states. The latter item confirmed
recent discouraging adviees.
The statement OF the steel corpor-
alton. published after the close OF
business was surprising in its un-
favorable character. Not only were
earnings m net earnings much be-
low even the most pessimistic esti-
mates. but In order TO pay the regu-
lar quarterly dividends OF Ia per
cent on the preferred and IL on the
common shares a deficit OF almost
$6.3O0.O0 was created. This was
taken from the undivided surplus re-
naming at the end OF last years final
quarter. Officials OF the steel corpor.
alton vouchsafed no comment re.
specting the statement. which among
many other things reflects the many
adverse conditions attending the
steel industry in the past year.
Steel shares were moderately
strong during the greater part OF the
ftay on the exchange and for the first
time In a week wrested first place In
respect OF activity from Reading.
The latter and Lehigh Valley rose
and fell alternately during the ses.
sion. but Baltimore and Ohio was the
strongest OF the standard railway
shares. A number OF specialties OF
the first and second class made
smart gains at odd moments. includ.
ing National Biscuit and Pacific Tele.
phone. International Harvester, far
from being adversely affected by the
filing OF the governments dissolution
suit, was among the strongest stocks
In its special department. Such erst
while favorites as the Hartman and
Hill tsues were not prominent at ans
stage OF the days dealings. The en-
tire market was subjected to a ser
les OF moderate selling movements ia
the afternoon after a period OF dull
ness. Prices yielded easily. but IN
raadIng the pressure was most pro
nounced. Final quotations were gen
orally under yesterdays close. with
a heavy undertone,
The bond market was irregular
with a sharp break in Allis-ChaImers
bs. Total sales par value s 1.Sss. 900.
L. $. Government bonds were
heavy. the 3s coupon declining y
tho & registered a and the Panams
SIS Is on call.
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TOBACCO MARKET
Slight Change In Price Of the Ohio
Leaf IN the Market - Bal.
Nmorc.

srfr." ~f.rrpf.r fo f.a fr'..f -erre-
BALTIMORE SD. April go Loaf
tobacco Maryland RocoIpts during
ih" week amounted tu 1850 hhda and
sales t0 % htds Tho market Was
easy ohio $50 Inspections. tho ro
coirfs being rolled aside ari.l n dc.
mard develops FOR Tho new crop
sales amounted fob only @ hhda ~
Old %aIrDrrrd Prices per 700 Ibs
Doe arc
Maryland inferior and frosted firm
Inaf 50 no 1850. sound. common
and ~Ercruish. s. IUaf5u. GOOD
common. So sor 900. medium. g. lu
mfO0o. good to fine rcd. $40 Don
1900. fancy. fffnunT. 900 poe
0nd7. common fu medium. Etsu1
% % do. lood fo One. S. 5urTf U0.
groundioatcs. now. g. Boa 500. bay
tobacco. f~rr.ru-ad. s. O0a13 90. up.
per country. a'r~u-of. sfUuufg U0
lnround and badly mixed packages
from p f1 e. srufr iuFrr
Ohio-Infrr'or and frosted. si5na
q 1 sound f1 GOOD common. g. COO
500, Erecu.ah to brown. 9s.gy4
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Metals.

NEW YORK, April 3O-standard
copper duh; spot. S15.5Oa15.75.
London steady: spot. $50 IS Cd: IN.
lures. E71 IS Cd. Lake copper.
1910 16Ac; e~lectrolytic. 16d16hc;
casting. 1885 G15Nc.
Tin quiet. spot. s4615T4635. Lon
don firm: spot. e21O los: futures,
E20S.
Lead easy. Sf.1Oa4.2O New York.
London. Gle los.
Spelter quiet. S6.90T7.OO New
York. London. c25 i5s.
Iron. Cleveland warrants. SIS Cd
in London. Locally iron vas steady.
No. 1 foundry northern. St5 25T
l".55: No. .. s15.0OaI5.5O: No. I
southern and No. 1 southern soft.
$152JHIJ5J.
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JEROME ENGAGED
To Help State In Latest Attempt 70
Free Harry Thaw From
the Asylum.

ALBANY. - s.. April 2o-wuuam
Travers Jerome, former district 90.
tornoy of Now YORK county. has been
designated hy Attorney General Car.
mody to assist The State and the New
York district al orney 81 Office On op-
posing OBJ" latest application OF Harry
g. Thav f1r bis release from the
Na''c7van State Hospital for the
Criminal Insane.
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FINANCIAL.
of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. " VA
Resources Over One Million
Dollars
raSs - on Time neroaita
NJ. E. CONFERENCE
Opens hi Minneapolis To-day-Deie
oates Arriving BY HUNDREDS
for Conference.

MGNNEAPOLis. MINI. April 30
Hundreds Of delegates and others are
arriving in Minneapolis today to az.
tend the quadrennlsi conference Of
th0 Methodist Episcopal church.
which opens hero to.morrow A re-
.cepuon was given tonight For ne
d~eiegates The business session win
begin to-morrow morulnE. By which
time o. is believed the eutire $50 ac.
credited DELEGATES via BE- On their
scata EvCry civilized country vii
- r~en1e-cated az the Conference
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Coffee

Special Dispatch Co tho rufeUH-errr-
NV NOHk. April 3O-Havre mar.
kct advanced tT1it francs May IN.
lures closed offered ut 1850. July
closed offered az ~ sGc. September
closed offered b. 1a14c. December
closed offered Or D. sec. March closed
offered o. l3'lc. Rio 80. g quoted az
10 &c. market steady.
L. ". MINFORD & co.
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LOGAN GRAND JURY
tNDicTS JUST f77

sIr. rrf.. I'd, ts t-.-fuaerrsr
LOGAN. vs. Na. April 10 AThc
Logan county Frand jury broke ai
records .n the returns made in Grim
ir1' court off t1g indictments. tfg of
which were misdrmeanors Every
crime ir the statutes was covered.
Tl. Errafrr number we're Tor ram.
.rE oH sunday and violations 1l tho
johnson Iru
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Wool.

BOSTON. April 2O-Trading has
been quiet IN the local wool market
during the past week Prices hold
steady. leading quotations being as
follows. Ohio and Pennsylvania
fecces Delaiue washed. goo. Xxx
2Nc. half blood CombinE. 26a27c:
blood combing. 2T027th. quarter
blood combinE. ~2TH27izc. p. p and
. clothing. 22H23c: delaine un.
washed. 25c. fine ~unwnshed. 22c
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hoes medium to fine red. 5000
i5-ee: lcOmmon to medium ~spangled.
ssooQl200. eood spangied 10 yel
loN. G30odee00. air-cured. com
mon Ito medium. tf00Gs.00: do.
good 10 hne. si0-00dI6Oo Tn
sound and badly mixed packages
from I 20 &c lover.
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Money.

NEW YORK, April 3O.-Money on
call steady. pa to 3 per cent; ruling
rate, 5; closing bid. 27s; offered at
3. Time loans steady: co days. 3 TO
SL per cent. and go days. ga to az
per cent; six months. 81 to 34 per
cent.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. April s0-Improved
crop conditions throughout the west
but especially IN Oklahoma sent a
majority OF wheat trsdes today % the
bear side OF the market. The close
was nervous. varying from i.gac
lower 20 = advance as compared with
last night. Corn scored q net gain OF
TO nc. oats finished irregular. =
OF To n up. and provisions az = de-
cline o; 2a to 2hc.
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Dry C,ocd..

NV YORK. April DRY goods
markets arc quiet and steady Cotton
GOODS rule generally firm uupIicat.
inF on mems wear o-vorcoatugs for
faIl .s very steady and large Johbors
and retailers arc doing 70 lrht trade
in consequence 81 unreasonable
nna-hnr-
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LOGAN TO cET FINE
NEW $1,000 THEATRE

sr-r'ri rrrat-H fa ihe f-nfsIurerrer
LOGAN. W Va. April So Tho
LoEan H to Do the name Of q new
theatre to b. erected at this place hv
Chas Bennett and W. D. Campbell %
vlAscat 5Q9 and w cost $1,000.
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WASHINGTON. April 3O-At the
beginning OF business to-day the con-
dition Of the United States treasury
was.
Working balance in treasury Of
fees. SG2.9S5.13S.
In banks and Philippine treasury.
$~31,S3O.S24.
The total balance in general fund
was S123.9G7.33S.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were
Sl.O56.4lo, with Ordinary disburse-
ments OF Sl.2S7.O4S.
The deficit TO date this fiscal year
is $l3.7TT.O45. as against a surplus
OF Sl,55l.S25 At this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
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NEW YORK. April sO-Close:
Prime mercantile paper. 4 to Az per
cent. Sterling exchange easy. with
actual business I'm bankers bills at
4.S425 for GO day bills and at 4.s6.T5
for demand. Commercial bills. 4.s3h.
Mexican dollars. 4sc. Government
bonds heavy. Railroad bonds lrregu-
lar.
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wsstinEhouse Electric LIST. 80 l.....
DO seconds ............. as l.....
c. 81 IsL 12Lf l3Lt - 19MT 40
do pfl 81 81 ~ 80 SAY l35
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w. & L. E. r. r.
RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure or trains a. Bell.
aire
Arrive-11 80 a. m. $40 a. ~. 7.B5 D m
Depart-s; % A. m $40 .. NJ. 1888 p.nL,
Sunday trains arrive at go g m, and
debart At t:tO - N
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Baron's Local Stock.

WHEELING. W. Va. April 80. -.
The Following quotations on the NOR.
active Wheeling stocKs arr CORRECTED
daily Tor the I-nteinEenoer py George ~.
Baron. local broKer. Gnd X. f. Marshall.
nag Fond Department
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Pittsburg Stocks.
W. Va A

WHEELING. W. Va. April -. ~.
the active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
oaliy by A. Z kasten a Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bans
building.
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Hazlett's Local Stocks,

WHEELING. W. Va. April 30. IL.
The following quotations on me NOR.
active wheeling STOCKS are corrected
daily for the Inteiusenoer by Howard
Hazlett & Son. local
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> New York Stock Exchange.
"

WHEELING. W. Va. April 30. IL.
Range OF active stocks on the Ne.
YORK stoc@ Exchange. corrected daily ~
A. +. siasten 4 Co.
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STOCKS. Par. BID. iA... ItsI.

Books clase April 25th for 3 per
cent dividend payable May 10.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FlouT-Firm.
Rye-No. 2. 95G95hc.
Barley-Feed or mixing s0d1 90;
fair to choice mailing 81 goal "a.
Timothy seed-s7 OOal2 90.
Glover Seed-Sl5 OON2O 80.
Lard-dn tiercesD $40 So: short
ribs-Coose)$lO 20.
UNION STOCK YARDS Pitts.
burgh. Pa. April 30~Cattle-Steady;
supply light. Choice IS 5Ods 10;
prime IS OOGs 40.
Sheep-Steady: supply light.
Prime wethers 81 25d7 so: culls and
commons SO OOG4 so: lambs s. SOC
3 80: veal calves IS 50G9 90.
Hogs 49, Higher - Receipts fair.
Prime heavies IS 25ds 30: mediums
IS %; heavy workers. So 20; light
workers. s. 75as 90; pogs 81 OOlp
: %; roughs 81 OOd7 IS.
CHICAGO. April 3O,-Close: Cattle
Receipts $500: market steady 10
shade higher. Beeves So OOGs 90:
Texas steers SIS 25q7 IS: western
steers So 65Q7 10; stockers and
feeders 81 3OG6 75; cows and heifers
50 s5m7 so; calves So 5OqS 80.
Hogs-Receipts 10 600; market
weak and sea 1Oc lower than Mon.
day. close. Light 81 5OG7 so: mixed
81 i547 go; heavy 81 45dT 50,
rough 81 45G7 Go: pigs 81 S5d7 90;
bulk OF sales 81 70d7 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1900: market
10 10 25s higher: native s. 10dS %;
western So 35GS rs; yearlings SIS 60
ds 90; lambs native IS 6OH9 so;
western SO G5dIO 40.
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OIL CITY. Fa. April 80 Credit
balances 1856. Runs. r4s.gr1.
average. f1f.rCf Shipments. 1872
'-' average. gf57.see
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t'..rn lfrU E.H.a De- .r. ser COZ z
Golden Tree EinHa medium. rer dor
tuIuru Tree EfueH. smaI. rrr dan
Pure rnn.
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on lines having regular express ser.
vice. shipments weighing in excess Of
dfty pounds or OF large bulk. will NOT
be carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINEs-Dallv except sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
rents % medicine. will be carried on
passenger cars between go and sis
p IN.
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60 fish. 1Gct. J 4
Family Eat. - 10. ........ 4 /
Beardaley's Shredded Jewel COD
Tumblets. 2 doz. per dOz. ......- .
Fancy 3. & Co I'D. bricks. 2 B-ik
~tuftuuUH. VCr case b.. s....... .... 2 4
Genuine Georges cod. 1000. Dor.
medium ......... .... ~
Holland Herrirg. per keE. ........ 3
Holland Herrihs Milchers. per KEY Z
Marines Sptctd Hcrring. per pail. 2
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Bonds.

FIX. div. IL per cent.
Tx div. Ia per cent.
Total sales 667.sOO shares.
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MOTNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING and MOENDsVILLE
Daily except sunday.
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WHEELING rRACr1ou COMPANY.
EXPREss cAR soHEDULE-


NNNIHN N.A0Nt INNn u I1UIs
PANHASDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLsEURO.
Daily except sunday.
Leave
End street Leave
wheeling Wellaburg
0.8O a. IA. m
S.gO y. m. ig.OO uooa
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Books closed April 25th for 3 pei
cent dividend payable May 10th.
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ool0ag, congou ana India.
Japan.


Special cream. full New York 81
Glover Hin, ONO Erace...... ~
Glover nm, +. r. ohio grade. 800
Dairy prints .............. 400
Swcitzer. block. Wis. 1926 ID. ..
Sweitzer. wheel ............ rs
Long Horn 20
keyscr W. brick. Wis. about
. To-. : 10 pacN .........-. -
Limburger. about c-lb. box. 20
Starch.
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Salt.

Fancy table. 100 3-Ib. ... ? 30
Fancy table. 90 f-lu....... 2 Is
Fancy table. 80 5-lb..... is
Fancy table. IS IU-Ib....... . 10
Fancy table. Il 2U-Ib..... Q 10
Extra quality. ESQ lus bulk. Z IS
LARGE bags. table. -25 lbs. ] IS
o." cream salt. zoe DO. bags. 80
ohio river / 10
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N1Ny beans, bag lots ...... . 50
Lima, 90 DO. bass. per bag. 50
Ne~ York marrow. bags. bu.. 2 10
lied Kidney. blshcl .... > 80
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-01-26

XSssJJ1SSyA3S
SS4~% 70 r..
SEARCH FOR "LITTLE IOWA"
Romance Is Related Of Baby Born on
Sherman's March to Sea-Whole
Regiment Takes a Peek.

Forty-six years ago. down near Co
lumbia, S. c., there was born a little
black-eyed baby girl to a Confederate
mother, in a Federal ambulance &C
companying General Sherman's army.
then on it's famous march to the sea.
In recognition of the kindnesses OF
the 25th Iowa troops, who cared for
her at the time, the southern mother
called the baby Little Iowa" and
smilingly told the officers of that
regiment that when iowa" reached
the age of 16 years she should be
given in marriage to the youngest sol
der of the regiment.
AS a sequel, Sergeant O'Donnell. OF
Mapleton, Iowa, whom the records
show to have been the youngest man
in the regiment, is out at this late
date seeking the whereabouts Of Lit
tie Iowa." with the intention, it is pre-
sumed, of asking the fulillment Of
the promise made SO many years ago
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-01-26
DAIPT NOTFS
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A dairyman needs to be a thorough
business man.
Feed all the COWS will take without
gaining In weight.
The ordinary milk COW should drink
from ten to fifteen gallons of water a
day.
The calf should be fed only whole
milk until it is eleven days or two
weeks old.
The dairyman should De well IL
formed along all lines that pertain to
his work.
Save a bull calf from a COW that
has the long-milking habit and breed
from him.
If your cows are sleeping out doors
on the cold damp ground they are los
ing you money.
Animal housing is rapidly approach
ing a science, especially as it con-
Germs the dairy COW.
Wash all parts Of the separator at
end of separation, and scald, leaving
In the open air to dry.
One minutes work on each COW ev-
cry morning is sufficient to prevent
any accumulation of filth.
Cows that are producing a profit
able flow of milk must have warm
and comfortable quarters during the
cold weather.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-01-26
To Use Motor Field Guns.

Detroit, Mich.-The government of
Guatemala has ordered from a motor
car company of this city through its
New York agency, three motor cars to
be equipped with machine guns and
wireless apparatus for use in a The
cars will be the standard 1912 chassis,
with a pony tonneau body.
The armament will be Colt rapid fire
guns with a capacity of 600 shots a
minute. They will be mounted in
front of the drivers seat. The wire
less will have a 35-foot mast. 1t will
be operated with the regular dynamo
used for lighting and starting and
will be good for communication at a
distance of so miles. Each car will
have a balloon to take the wireless rig
higher, when necessary, and thus in
crease its efficiency. The cars, equip
ped, will cost in the neighborhood of
1000 each.