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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
&erjInsuns.

@iait bu gum Sinbe bid periiinsen,
80 Iauib', tuie Rinberieelen flingen,
Gs lit Elm liebIicbes @eldute,
llnb brinst benz 9auicber Slid unb 6reubC
8enn oicb bic 6inber tinbli6 fragen,
90 lolllt bu ibnen Wabrbeit Iagen.
Sic iuerben bicb nit 0anf begliiden,
llnb bu tpirit SeeIenbIumen piIiden.
SIM 6inbesause itebt seicbrieben,
gSie berSlicb SinoerberSen lieben!
&ie Wfaienponne aui ben 6luren,
60 itrabIen tinbIicbe Naturen.
SdIt ielber beine 2lusen ofien!
Veb' ipie oas 8inb in itetem Soiienl
Gin finoIib Suben nnb Grfennen
g8irb jugenofriib oas Sers bir bremen.
6ermann GiIieIo.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Sefanntma6uns an Stimmseber.

@emGB ben Seitimmungen uou Seftiou
10, Sopitel 207 Der Stoats9eleee Oes Sabies
1909 (ein G,eiee, weI9es bic 9bbaluns bon
gr;mdrwablen beltimmD 10 ieib Sbr biermit
bena6ri6t9t, boB bic Sarben Der uer-
l6iebeuen ofiBieuen Etimdrwabl. Stimm=
;ettel bel Der tommenoen SUM PrimGrmobL
weIde am 4. SUM, 1912, ltottiinbet, wit
iol9t lub:
RepublitaniI9es 3tdet, bic 6arbe il
.g8ei 81.
GemofrahldeS lttet, bic 6arbe IN
,@elb".
Qrobibition Sidet, Die 5orbe lit ySlou".
So;iaIiitensGldet, bic 6urbe 1T .Pint"
(rolenrotb).
9lle probe= Stimmjettel werben pon elmer
anoeren 9leibiOrmi9en 6orbe iein.
0otisrt i'll qeolo, 9. Duf., ben 20. 9lpril,
1912. Sacob @roB,
Sie9el County Qubitor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Yrimaripabls Sstanntmadums.

Gs wirO biermit betunui Semu6t, bob Sc
mGB Seltmmuns oes geieees, cine Primdr'
wabl oil ollen re9elredlen StlmmplGeen in
alien @obloiitutten uon WcFberlon Gouns
ip, @. G., ob9ebalten wiro, lIno ;mar ar
plertsu q Gage Oes Mouots SUM, 1912,
;wiiheu u6t ubr uormittaSs uno tiinf ubi
nadmittosS, nm ben Witslieberu ieoer polia
stii6en Qortei bes StooteS Geie9enbeit 81
9eben bnr6 ibre el9ene eporate Bartei' ab'
ltimmun9 bic perihieoenen Sanoiboten aus
;uwGblen. Tieie 8anoiooteu lino iiir aat
Stootss. GOn9reBs, eer6tss, geiet9ebun9'
uno Gountp .9lemter. welde bur6 &abl be
Der tommenoen aussmeinen Sobl 9efiiu
werben; ebeuiols ;ur 9rpobIunS ibrer per:
l6ieoenen Stoats: umb GreSintt. Somitee
manner unb Der 0elesaten gu ben uerl6iebe
nen Rartei:G Gonpentioneu.
0otiert, %. april 1912.
Sacob Or B,
Sountp auoitor
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
JGr Giisnbabn. &ummiiIGr, /. 1iarift

an bas 9ublitum; "a i9 mid oils 6an=
bibat fir bos amt ais Giienbabns Sommiiidr
ertIGrt babe, Der Sesutu6tuns Der Republics
nii9en Stmmseber bes Staates bel Der
Yrimorwabl unterworfen, 10 wl i6 est
tlubtbuu, baB id ein gsrienbsr unb elm
9ntse9ennebmer uon 6ra9t idon ieif ben
lesteu 35 Sabren mar, unb iollts besbalb i'm
Stanoe iein gu wiisu mas rSdt unb bilIia
lit, benz Publitum uub ben gilsnbabnsn ses
seniiber. 6aus i'd erwdbIt wsrben loOte, 10
wsrbe i6 be PfIidten besE9Imtss mad mei=
nen beiten Srditen ousiiibren. a6tunss.
pou u. ". 9apenber
gantton, 2. 2.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
iSar Goanta giGter.

an bic repubIitonii6sn Stimm9eber pon
Wtcpbsriou County:
SD meroe aanotbat iein iiir bic 9tominaa
tion ols 6ountp Ri9ter bel ben primGr'
wabIen i'm SUM, unb eriu6e blermit erse'
BENT um Sbre lnterltiisun9.
u. &. Bartlett.
9eola, @. Tat, 2. aprl 1912.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Tiir Goantp SdaBmeiter.

@ebe biermit betanut, oab ib, ani pieIes
einbrinslideS Bitten meiner Srennoe, ein
8anboat fir bos amt ais 6ountp S6ae'
meilier pon Wcpbsrion @ountp, Siio'G To-
fota, bin. SD crude bic @Gbler Der repu'
bltanil6eu 9artei, mir ibre unterltileuns
bel ben Qrimdrwoblen i'm Suni sutommen
su laiien.
Tatiert @ureta, @. D, IL WtGrS 1912.
Sreb q. Web bait.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
sSiir Gountn Muoitor.

SD bin 6aubbat fir ooS Amt ais Count
tp. 9lubitor bel ben 4rimGrwabIeu, rpeI6e am
A. SUM ltattfuoen. SD bin lebenslan9er
&epublitaner, ein lan9idbriSer gewobner
bieles Gountps, unb fals nominiert unb err
wdblt, 10 iiible i6 MIDI iiher, bab i6 bieiem
amte cine quite @srwaltns anseOeiben laiien
lam. CUR SelebrlIns Der Stimmseber lei
biermit ssiast, oab i6 0euti6 uertebe uno
ipre6e. I'm Sbre lluteritiisunS eriudenb,
sei6nst, a9tunssuoa Der Sbri3e
&ap Sutberlanb.
9eola, SibsDatotd.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Ssbron, Noros s1afota.
IL. 9DPai 1912.

Itut lOl=s
Stun mO6te i1 es aud 'mal pieoer
periu6en uno ben 3eitunssleuten etiuas
3rubel MAIDEN. SD CLAUDE oab lie
iebt ni6t mebr 10 nit &orreiponoenSen
iibsrbduft iino pie i'm @inter; (gtein.
S.&eb.) als ih meinen lebten geridt
sui6ifte, oaB oiesmal ipieoer Die Sdlfte
ab9eidnitten wiro. Sum, Der @inter
ilt binter uns, bic Sutternotb 1T bore
iiber. Man4er mubte iid oieies 6riib-
iabr tiimmerlid bur8idla9en, ein Slid
par es nod, oaB mir oieies Griibiabr
tsinen Sdneeitutm su perseidnen bat.
ten. 8e9en hatten mir oreimal lett es
aufs 2ano sin9. aber Der lebte am A.
Mai par Der trdftisite; cine gan3e
@ode per9ins bis man tpieoer i'm alten
9ano on bic grbeit fonnte. Wer lib
bel 3eiten oaran eebalten bot, 1T pors
an. Ser frhbe uno mittlere Weijen 1T
ale re9t i6on auf. 8iele iino nit Der
ausiaat iertis; mande beiommen iebt
erit redt grnit gum Sdsn. Man
brau6t eben a0srbano 2eute um cine
gDelt su MAIDEN. Sier aibt ss 2eute,
pelte beinabe ben san5en CONNER
iiber Sden uno i'm 0srbf molen iie iih
punoern, psnn es Der GrOit taput
ma6t. Der meiie SalOmo iast ia
nidt umionit, bab ales ieine 3eit bat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
ylr Gonntp 9idtsr.

Sd bin Sonbibat iiir 0ounip Ridter, BEN
@uiolntsn oosr bem Snboremenl oel
Siimm0ebsr bel Der republitdniiden Pri'
mdrruatl I'M Suni unterworien. Nenr
msiue SonbiOulr Sore eesutodmps eri
bdlt, 10 eriu6s id srnllid nm Sbre lnter
liiigung. @sun meme bisberi9e Sbatistei
oils 9tidter Sbre 3uitimmuns bat, 10 mar
Der 9ebrdudIide ,weite 3ermin pom mt
bo9li6it sewirbiet.
e. Is. 9 i9Ier. qeolo, 2. 2.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23

Wlo6e biermt ben @dbIern pon Wcpber
ION 6ountp betaunt, OoB i'd ein aunbiba
fir has Nmt ais County: Ri6ter AMI ben
rspublitanlden Slfet bin. unb werbe eb,
llutertiieuns, wel6e man mir CUR Grlan9
ing Der Domination om A. SUM- 81 Sbei
perben iiBt, beitenS gu i6Gpen wiiien. gi
6botiod)e, bab bas weitli9e Mcpberior
Gountp MIR penis bel Der 8ertbeiluns be
County @smter beanlprubt, ioute quite
Grunb lein, morum i6 Sie nm bic abgob,
Sbrer Gimme tiir MIDI erIu9e
96mn9Spou,
Z bomas Riu9Srub,
Gureta, Glib Cotota.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Jiir Gouats Sdabmeiter.

9lui pieles eiubrinSli9es Bitten meuer
Srsunoe babe id mid enti6Ioiien onSutiins
bieen, oab i6 elm 6anOibat fiir bas 9Imt ais
County: S6asmsifer bel ben i'm SUM- tatts
iinbenbeu YrimGrwablen letn ueioe, CUR gfo'
animation ais 8epublitaner. 8aber eriu9e
i6 bofli6it meme repubItanii6en Sreunbe,
MIDI ua9 Srditeu gu unteritisen. Sails nos
nnnisrt unb erwGblt, iuerbe id mein Seites
ueru6en, oas 2lmt ols S9usmeiiter pon
Mcgberon County treulid gu uerpulten.
3atiert, 9eola, 9. O., l6 WGr3 1912.
9eter g d arot.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Tiir Sduls ulsSuperintenoeat.

Grlu9e biermit ersebenit Inn bic llnter.
itisuus Der repubIituniiden Stimmssbe,
pon Campbell Gountp iiir bic Domination
ols Sdul Superintendent pon GompbeU
County, bel Der Primdrwabl i'm SUM-.
Sals nominsrt uno ermGblt, werbe id bic
YfIidten Oieies NmteS INNER piinttli9 unb
sepiiienbuft meiner beiten Sesabnus semdb
ausiiibreu.
Gbmarb Is. SIocum.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
sslr Gountb. b.Auoitor.

Grlaube mir bisrbm9 meinen 6reunoen,
fopie alien Stimmsebern ucn DePberion
6ouutp bic Mittbelluns Su MAIDEN, bab i6
MIDI ais Ranbbat fir Gouutp auUtor be-
werbe uub bite als rspublitanii6e Stimm'
Sebsr bes Gountps, ibre Stimmen tiir mid
bel Der i'm SUM 1912 itattiinOeuben qrintar'
wabl ob;u9eben.
Tatiert Gureta, 9. o., 27. 6ebruar 1912.
Sobn 3. 70 tt maner.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23

Ser 8daunternebmer r
Dbl in Wemmetstptiler in Der H6eins
probing, Der iih, in cine Wdblosbatte
psrtieft. biz bier ll6: moreens in eis
ner Wirti9aft aufgsbalten bate. mar
gsrabe i'm 8egriff, nit einigsn 8s>
tdnnten fort5ugebsn, als brei als
raufluitig betannte Gurf6en bas Qos
tal bstraten. Ger gGirt ipeiesrte ii9,
ibnsn @strGnte gu perabreiGen. Tas
ruuf ergriff Der cine cine 8ierfIas
'9s unb i6Iug bamit ben Wirt auf
oen &opf. Sebt 'ntitanb Elm 6anos
gemen9e, in oeFen Verlduf Dbl, bon
elmer &u9el in Die Stirn getrpffen,
tot gu 8ooen font.
-8pr bem 3Siegseeri9t
Der II. Oipiiion IL Bremen puros
tiirSli9 Der aus Sitpreuben itamm.ns
Oe Mustetier Soppe pom 8remsr Sns
fanterie Regiment, Der, um feline
pOllig eeIdbmte Mhttsr unb feline
Grobmutter unteritiiben gu f0nnsu,
ii9 islbit peritiimrelt (oen pberen
9eil Der Sbrmuifeln abg.i9nittsn)
bate uno baburh militdrfrsi gu
perben boffte, sur seisblidsn Mins
beititrafe bon einem Subr @efGnsnis
perurteilt. @ine Giiin6ener Dame,
bic Mitlsio nit Dem 8erurteiIten
fiiblte. ridtsts Elm @naosnseiu9 an
ben Soiier nit bem Srfols, Dob Sops
pc pOllig besnooist unb aus benz @s-
f6nenis entlahen naroe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23

Nsatipnalc @rntc.NScriici,crlma.

T wdds biarWeriu mub G. @6aibs b
bHthhHat
l be RssrHua aas 5ama ben sHn
batm Dahtsa fam o.
Cau ubuawcmmnus atm Haa r %obs &aiOOs
att bS 6ormas "r bsbauptn b
Ohnidu &Obhbdu adG
Rhbums onis obon r9r ssmaa
wcbsn ard VmsDeuiAuunss Sphtm
tonnn Sduu
gOunrstuns RtOO hm
@i6aros Senatortaf & ON iiee
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Tar SderiH.

SD bin elm republitanii6er aonbibat iiIr
bas amt als Sderiii uon Wtcpberion Sonn'
IN bel Der QrimGrpabl i'm SUM-. Die 8er'
9iinittsurs zines ;weiten 1ermins 1T einem
treusn geamteu sewObuIi6 bei6ieoen, nno
wsnn meme 9mtstbdtiSteit Sbre 3utrieosn'
belt erwirtts, 10 eriude ib nm Sbre lnter'
itiieun9 fir sinen swsiten Sermin.
Senrp Youn9,
9eola, SiiosTatota.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Ssiir Heeilter Of Ieebs.
(llrtuuben Reoiltrar)

Sniolss auiIorOeruns pon Stimm9ebern
Der repnbltanii6sn Hartei in Mcpberion
6ountp, Glib Oatota, erlaube i9 mir bier
nit ersebsnit meme SanbiOamr tur bos smt
bes 0lesiter OF Deebs [llrtunoen.R .Re9iitrorl
IN eenanntem Couutp unb Bpar oui benz
rspublitaniiden 8itet betannt gu seben.
@riu6e beS6olb ireunoli6ft bic Nobler,
mid bel Der gOrwabl am 4. Suni oieies Sab
res unteritissn Su wolen. adun9Suoa
g8iI BET nj NenSel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Polin(Ne Hnkiindi9ang.

unier eieier Spibmarte per6neniIideu mir ble an'
tnRpiauna iraeno eueS aanbbaien irgeno elmer Bar
tei inr ugenb ein Mmt. nber medes BET Der Erimats
ipabi am 4. Suni 1912 dbgeiiimmi miro. Eie 6sotf
tenilidung eriplgi obalb ole engrre6i bis snr NhS'
Qabe pom So plai cinidieblid. NIB toite i'm Banben
$500 gieie Berehnuua stli obne Rnfhhi ani pte
Nnsabl Der 9inrhdungen, oeshdlb tDmmt trhhbeth9
uno erhditet ben Berth cures @eloes.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
sSur 0eridtsiGreiber.

.Siermit erlaubs i'd mir, meine Sanboatur
iiir bic Office bss Geridtsi6reibsrS betannt
su seben nnb eriubs ersebenit bic Stimmz
9eber pom WcFberlon GouutD, meine ges
1perbuns fir senuuute Ofiice unterfiiten gu
lpousu. a6tun9Spou
lllri6 Reue.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
6arten fit aamOiOaten

iueroen bon Der 9ruferei
Der rYoit" idnea, gut unb billis
seliefert. Oeutl9 ODER ensliid.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
PeIitirNs Hnkiindigungen ven
Gam pbeII County.
Siir Staats Senator.

@n bic Stimmseber pom Campbell un6 Nc.
YberIon Counties:
GrtlGre tisrmit, oaB i9 Elm 6anbibot tiir
Die republitanilbe Domination fir Staas=
Senator pom 3S. Senais. Iitritt bin, wels
Dies @ampbea unb McRberion Counties in
ft5 idliebt SD mar ludbreno Der leeten
iiiniSebn Sabre III GampbeQ Gountp wobn-
bait, unb ale meine Sntereiien Iiesen in Gle.
fem Oiltritt. Sails nOminert unb erp6blt,
werbe t6 i'm belten Sutereie bielss Giitrittss
tb6tis isin, uno werbe meme Stmme fir
bsnientsen Sonoibaten oils gunbesienator
ab9ebeu, pel6er pom benz Solfe bel Der 9ri=
mirwabl I'M SUM- biersu nominiert lit. SD
erlu9e besbab erSebenit nm Sbre llnterltGs:
uns bel Der YrimGrwabl am 4. SUM.
Sobu 9. Sii6er.
9Rounb Situ, 9. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23

abonniert auf bic rgureta Yoit.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-10
HUSBANDS By A Suffragette

Husbands are animated meal tickets. whose sole mission in life is to touch the cash reg ister and look pleasant. The career of a husband is crowded full of cataloptic ennui and ov- CT due bills. and he never gets rid of either until it is time to cash in on his insurance. Very few husbands live any longer than they have to or is absolute ly necessary unless they are yoked to some sylph with a barn full of government bonds and a pliable and yielding nat ure. In these days when a
 fresh egg will look s2 bill in the face with cold and stony stare and the price of fresh butter will set a mans eye balls back until he can't see the way home, it requires real heroism to become a husband with the idea of remaining in the business for any length of time. It is all right to weave poetry about Horatius at [
 bridge and T. Roosevelt back ing away from a third term with the speed of furniture van, but the real hero is the man who introduces seventeen children to the baptismal fon. and then undertakes to reach around their appetite on S1.25
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-10
WOULD BE A WASTE

In the "Thlinget,' paper gotten out by the school at Sitka We notice an account of the meeting of the Presbytery of Alaska. the annual assembl- ing of the Presbyterian minis ters, at Wrangell. Among other things reported as being done there is this: "churches were asked for at ketchikan. Hydaburg and Kake." We know nothing as to the needs of the other places but as for another church being established in ketchikan it seems folly. Tho one thing the various Mission Boards are striving not to do now days, is that they do not overlap each others territory and thus create a useless eX- penditure of money. Not so many churces in a place but better supported churches is the aim of the Boards. For an- other church to come here would make a division and thus weaken the not too strong churches now here.
 On inquiry we learn that this church is not to be for whites but for the Tsimsians who are living in Ketchikan. We feel there are insufficient Tsimsians permanently residing inketchi- kan to justify the expenditure of the money it would require to build a church just for them alone. Besides why should they have a church to the exclusion of all other tribes? If a native church is needed why not for all the Indians? We feel the church is not needed for the
 field is being worked by the Salvation Army and the Epis- copal church. There should be mo further division of the work in Ketchikan.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-10

free moving picture show, to which every man and woman Il, the town is invited-natives and children not wanted. Mr. Har- rais will speak on the needs of Alaska from an Alaskan's stand point. He comes from Cinema, near Fairbanks, and has the undivided. support of the Dem ocrats and labor elements of his district. and Is confident of success. He is a workingman in every sense of the word, has been partner in the mining game with Wm. Strong and w. H. Poison. both of whom have the best to say of him.
 He invites Democrats and any body else to come out and hear his side of the argument. Re- member the date, Monday, May l3. at Gross Picture Show.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-10

a day. Some husbands are domestic in their habits and would rather stay at home nights and crocket or core ap- ples than patroni4e the flowing bowl and be lead home by the night watchman Others start out after supper and hit all the high spots on both sides of the elevated, returning with the ap- ologetic look of a man who has impaled himself neatly and with some hast on a sheet oi sticky fly paper. The hen pecked husband is one who fell asleep at the switch when he ought to have risen up and as- serted his manhood with q broom handle. When a hus- band loses his patience and his front teeth he is said to be all in. and is frequently exchanged for a new brand with the loz- enge habit and the hardihood of an artic explorer.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-10

vised Statutes of the United States, approved January 9, 1880, concerning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amount required to hold said claim up the 3lst day of Decem- Der of said year. And if within ninly days after the publication of this notice, you fail or refuse 10 contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a co-owne: your interest in the said claim will become the property of the subscriber, your co-owner, who has made the required expcndi- lure by the terms of said sec- lion. HOLGER HANSEN. March 22 to June 21, 10i2.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-10

1.-Two Sides" at the Rink Theater To-Night.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-10
WWN~WNWWWWV Notice of Forfeiture
 Of MininQ Claim

To PeIer JOhnSOn:
 You are hereby notified that ] have expended during the year 1911, one hundred dollars m labor and improvements upon the following named lode claim. to wit: The Copper Lake Mln- ing Claim situated near Mallard bay, Prince of Wales Island, in the Kelchikan Mining District, Alaska, and the same is record ed in the office of the Recorder for Ketchikan Recording Dis trict. Alaska, in order to hold said lode claim under the pro- visions of Sec. 2324 of the Re-
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-10
MINE OWNERS
 AND PROSPECTORS

1 will locate all ore bodies, lodes and veins with my new inventions, for gold, silver and copper to a depth of 250 feet, at a reasonable charge. This offer will expire Aug. 1. 1912. Write for particulars.
 J. F1NTZEN,
 Sulzer, Alaska. +++
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-10
yNrsHIS WILL SPEAK
 MONDAY, MAY f3, AT
 12oSS PICTURE SHOW

Martin Harrais the Democratic
 las asked the Miner to state for him that he will hold a meeting at Gross Pic ture Show. Monday evening, May 13. The first part of the meeting will be devoted to a
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-08-30
FOREIGN CROP FIGURES
Yield Of Cereals In Russia is Likely
Above Average.

Washington. ID. c. Preliminary
figures OF this years production Of
the principal crops of several foreign
countries have been received by the
department of agriculture by cable
from the international institute Of ag.
riculture at Rome. Italy. as follows:
Wheat-Prussia, 90.472.000 bus;
Bulgaria, 63.750.000 bus; Canada.
1927 900 bus; Egypt. 2s.94s.O00
bus.
Corn-spain, 25.ss4. 900 bus: Egypt.
76,44S, 900 bus.
Cotton-Egypt. si4.144.0o0 pounds.
Rye-Prussia, 3i6.4ii 900 bus; Bull.
garia. 100000 bus: Belgium. 22..
$4,000 bus; Denmark, 1S.03S.000 bus,
Barley-Prussia, Sl,l25.000 bus:
Bulgaria, 1875, 900 bus; Canada, 49,.
$4,000 bus; Egypt, l0,S45.O00 bus;
Denmark. 25.655.0 bus.
Oats-Prussia, 3S7 .4i4,0 900 bus; Can
ada. 340.022. 900 bus; Denmark, 81.
4eS. 900 bus; Hungary. S7.54s.000 bus
Rice-Spain. S.564.Oo0 bus; Egypt
l4.500.o0 bus.
Condition Of cereal crops In Russis
Is such as to predict yields above the
average.
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ENGLISH CRITICIZE.
LONDON PAPERS URGE GOVERN.
MENr TO BRING MATTER
BEFORE THE HAGUE.
SCORE PRESIDENT TAFT.
Editorials Blame Him for Signing the
Measure.-Express Declares II
Blot Upon Americas
Reputation.

London, Eng Most Of the Lon
don newspapers print editorials in
which regret is expressed that Presi-
dent Taft signed the Panama canal
bill and they unite in declaring that
the British government will fail in
its duty IL it omits to insist that
the matter be referred to the Hague.
They also agree that the presidents
memorandum does nothing to remove
the British objections.
The Standard says: 1T would be
unfortunate indeed If the magnificent
scheme which is calculated to benefit
mankind in general proved to be fu-
tile and the cause Of international
pickering"
The Morning Post. asserting that II
the United States desires to encour.
age its own shipping 1t can do SO by
decent bounties, says:
Experience may yet bring the
United States to understand that cred.
1t is a valuable asset, and that even
material gain is dearly bought when
by the loss Of the worlds confidence"
The Daily Express in an editorial
headed "Dishonored," declares that
the protest of the American press
has been a splendid vindication Of the
honor of the American people, but
that the signature will remain a blot
on the republics reputation.
1T is lamentable." Express says.
"that Mr.. Taft is not strong enough
to resist the politicians and act in ac-
cordance with the call Of national con-
fidence. All English speaking nations
must view with sorrow the sight Of
the United States dragging Its honor
mud-bespattered before the world.
| IT, the long run America will be the
sufferer. Honesty among nations as
among men remains the best policy"
The Daily Mail says: 1T might
have been excusable merely to attach
his signature, but Mr.. Taft did not
scruple to give the bill his benedic-
ton in memorandum which was wor-
thier Of a pettifogging solicitor than
! the chief of a great republic. The
memorandum contains not single
reference Of an appeal either to arbi-
tration or the law courts. A year
| ago President Taft moved the world
to admiration by proposing an arbi.
tration treaty. What Is the world to
think Of this proposal now?"
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Rrvan 70 Northwest,

New York, N. Y.-William Jennings
Bryan has arranged his own itenerary
to begin about Sept. 10. He will speak
for the most part in the middle West.
beginning. 1t is said. in Nebraska.
and taking in Wisconsin. Minnesota.
North and South Dakota. Montana,
Washington. Oregon. Utah. Missouri,
Illinois and Ohio. In these states Mr..
Bryan will make big stamping tours,
but he also will devote as much time
as possible to states east OF the Miss.
issippi river. Speaking dates being
set are for Clark. Harmon. and Wood
word.
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FAMILY ILL FATED
Man, His Wife and Child Die: Mother
and Son Injured.

Detroit. Mich. - DIR. +. w. Joslin.
a Big Rapids dentist his wife and
four year old son Howard. were kill
ed; his mother probably fatally injur.
ed and his son Burr. IL years old.
slightly hurt when a freight train
crashed into their automobile. less
than q mile from here.
The party had been to Niagara Falls
and was motoring home from Detroit.
A special train was secured and Mrs.
Joslin. ST., and her grandson were
taken to a hospital. The three victims
were terribly mutilated and nothing
remained OF the automobile but debris.
Minneapolis.-Dr. Roy G. Joslin. a
dentist here. 10 brother of the wreck
victim. He was notified OF the acct.
dent ana left Immediately for Detroit.
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Liquor Traffic Is Blamed,

st. Adams, VT, Aug. 2S.-Continu-
ing his discussion of the high cost
of living. Eugene w. Chain. Prohibit
ton candidate for president. declared
In an address here that no less than
100000 people in the United States
have by reason OF the liquor traffic
ceased to be producers and have be-
come consumers only. This" he said,
SIS the explanation Of the increasing
cost OF living. II can only be reduced
by Transforming this army of con.
sumers into useful. productive citi.
Gems"