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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-10
BUOYANCY in BRILL
LOCAL MARKET FACTOR
Heavy Trading in Steel Shares
Followed New Advance in
Iron Prices.

=, ~,
IN one OF the broadost and most active
sessions seen on the local exchange this
Ne'f J' q. brIll shares were the spectacu-
lar feature. opening at ilA against IL
| last night. the rnrr jumped TO bob before
( the end of the first hour on buying COM
posed chiefly of small lots which indl-
Gated a considerable dearth of the stock
IL subsequently tell back slightly, but
maintained most of its gain.
Meantime Cramp ShipbuildIng rose
hGarll -FOUR poihts' recoVeun. nrac,raN'
az OF Moh"aE loss elsewhere tluctu-
atohs We're not so wide lroht-taking
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Financial Briefs

United Cigar Stores sales in July in
creased 10 per cent. over July, lylL
II is said that at least onc-third of the
estimated earnings OF the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation over the next two years
will so into now construction. This
means an expenditure OF at least $-5,-
OUO,OtO.
International Nickel was a feature %
the curb trading in New York, advancing
to ~.
The directors Of the Keewenaw Copper
Company have called an assessment of 81
per share, payable September l.
The stockholders OF the Trumbull steel
Company voted to increase the capital
stock from S2,5OO,oOO to Si,OOO,OOO
y New York Cotton Exchange member
ship sold for $l225o. an advance of $3.50.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works has re-
ceived orders for one Mlkado type loco
motive for the Pine Belt Lumber Com
pany, Fort Towson, Okla, and two Pa
cRc type for the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad
The annual report OF the Distllers' Sc
Curitics Company shows net profits equal
to 1854 per cent. on the stock against 2,21
per cent. the previous year. The report
states that the question of paying divi-
dend out of the accumulated net earnings
(Which exceed S2lOO,OO0D of the last two
fiscal years will be passed upon ut the
meeting Of the board on September %
The company has now practically no
floating debt. 1t has nearly Sl2,OOJeOO Of
quick assets and needs no additional
working capital.
The Lake Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad
has applied to the Ohio Public Utilities
Commission for permission TO issue $500
o1O first mortgage per cent rcfunding
bonds TO be guaranteed by the New York
Central.
The sharp Manufacturing Corporation
of New Bedford, Mass, declared an initial
quarterly dividend of l]a per cent
Members of the New York Coffee Ex-
change are circulating petition to make
the Saturday preceding Labor Day
holiday.
The total production of steel ingots and
castings in the United States IN 1914
amounted to @3,5l3 $50 tons, according to
the American Iron and steel Institute,
'rbic outnut compares with 81 30O,S4 tons
i'm 1919, and u 25l ,So3 I'm 1912, The ingots
production alone last year was 22,Sl9is
tons compared with SO,2 1SO In 1913 and
90 2sl. .6s2 i'm 1912. The output OF castings
I'm 1915 was 6932i6 tons, as against LOO Il4
and 9G6,62l in tho two previous years. re-
snortiycly. of the 1914 total output Of
inrotg and castings l7,l7iGa tons were
made tv the open-hoarth process 6,22O6i6
bv Begsemer, S9.S69 crucibe. 2LOO9 electric
ana 35a2 miscellaneous, All kinds OF FIN
ished rolled iron ard steel produced IN
The United states in 1914 amounted TO 49,
$40 1866 tons, compared with 2hIsl2ij tons
In 1873 and 2i,656,Sil In 1872.
The Maryland steel Company has re-
ceIyed am order from the Russian Govern
mont for 100000 tons OF steel rails.
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ON ADVANCES QUOTATIONS KEPr sroK MARKrr pa
aOCKS SOFTENED
IN FINAL DEALINGS
s,oel Was the Leader of the
Market, but Railroad Shares
were Also Active.
NEW YORk. Anr. 10.

NEW YORK. Aug TO-
r,pnp strong throughout the
nart of the day, prices roasted
vi, street at the close, owing to
nront-talting sales in the indus
oroup Crucible Steel Pressed Steel
.nd gethlehem steel were soft spots.
y" other hand, the railroad issues
" w. demand and were not so much
s,.d bv the general reastion.
.- buovant opening developed
Aog,.u street this morning as
~ the favorable crop report
r'W me declaration Of the regular
rd on Canadian Pacific, with the
'aa',s.stlon of the preliminary income uc-
", showing that the dividend paid
,anway operations had been earned
EN- .nnethng to spare. Nearly all the
wv saiIroad issues advanced, includ-
laoi.s ,d,an pacific itself, which jumped
lns s,' M Paul Reading and Union
9s moved up moderately. The rails
fa,. .,imulated by published statements
Ne' no forthcoming decision of the In
aVoa commerce Commission I'm the
tis, rate case. Southern Railway
N,'s..d rose 4 points, while Lehigh Val
s'.,tnod half as much Trading in
y "a states steel was on a large scale,
N, eeached a new top for the present
l...a,sn;. Crucible Steel and Westing-
w.. were also strong, but Bethlehem
no..,, beld steady. General Motors made
snclher high record
,,riher rush to buy Y. S. Steel
,.s,ioned after midday, when the un-
s,,d tonnage figures reached the Street
,..,,,,ates ranging from 100000 to 100000
~ been made. The actual figures
.sovsd gain over June of 100000 tons,
IA ,een1ed to please the bulls, who pro-
,.sded 10 push the. stock to the highest
,,ssis since 1912. The whole market
royed higher in sympathy, but it was
Animated that about onc-hfth OF the
soys dealings were in Steel. Crucible
sissl fell back q couple of points, where
!. Erie Coal Products, Reading, Lehigh
valley, New Haven, the Hill shares and
v.rfolL and Western were all buoyant.
M iatter's improving earnings were a
stimulating factor there.
general reactions developed in the clos
lsr dealings Heavy sales of Steel and
o,ber leaders cut into the earlier gains
and the close was very unsettled.
Foreign exchange was steadier today.
rollowing Yesterdays drop to new low
record for demand sterling came the
news of the importation of about
900 gold from England. On top
AZ lhls announcement was made in Lon
d6n that definite action toward steadying
American exchange rates had been taken
bv the Government by arbitrarily raising
the axed rates for the sale of Treasury
bills at the Bank of England to AZ per
cent for all maturities. Former rates
for three six, nine and twelve months
hills ranged from "a to 3% per cent BY
tbis action the English Government hopes
10 obtain better control of money rates
and correct exchange quotations, This
brings Treasury bills on the same basis
rs the war loan.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

,I-,I ArknusaH RAILWAY ana LlshI COM
res,iiar quarterly l7l per cent on pre-
trrs6 payable September ! 70 STOCK OF 4eeoft
ASs'rf6ern Texas Electric COMPANY qn2rleEY
sl on common aud semiannlal y, on tteiyisSd retSrd
both payahlc 5eplehpFA 20 ''N
NShswoi Motor company resalaF qi''lssl os
~ tent on account Of cumulative qtfilenet
Htt Gapablo Octoher a no Stock ql RECORD
r pcnn1y lYanla Raiiroad COMPANY. tef-
MIR quarterly yer cent f"Nie 49,
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady. with a fair Job
b!us demand, Quotations: city beef, I'm sots
smoked and Hir-dried, 25m2Gc.; Western beef,
tondars. smoked and air-drei. a7n9Sc.; Wet,-
CrH beef, knuclles and tenders smoked, 20
.sc.. beef hams. SilG32; pork, family, S22G
.2.5O hams, ). T.. cured, loose l3AG lie
do, skinned. loose, l3hnliAc.i do, DO,
cured, as Ia brand ana average, lilgdl5lsc
hams, smoked, Western cured, iusnldisc.; do,
T. curcl loose. iiAGi9c.: DO. smoked, ia n
l2'!c, bellies, In pickle, according TO average.
loose, l2laUlSn.: breakfast bacon, as 10 bran
and average, city cured iTaisc: breakfast
bacon Wc-ter. cured, lT4lSc.; lard Western,
refined, tiCrres, nalGlOc, DO. do.. do tubs,
ustdluc lard. pure city, kettle rendered, IN
tier'cs, 9alqlOc.. lard, pure city kettle rem
NuTel. In tubs. 90 n Zoe.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

q per case; fancy selected candlod cgEs were
jobiinE a. 2tU9Sc
CHEESE. -Oncrngs were modclate und the
market ruled steady hut trade VAS quiet.
Quotations; New Nosk, iull cream, new, 4a
l+4c,; do. 10, lair To good, new, i3auEi94c
do, psrl skins, Ggllc,
POULTRY
LIVE, -Sup?lies were moderate and the mar
kct ruled EtGauy, with ttndC fuir tuliowing
are the quotations; roWg as to quality. lufe
10 &C., luUstc s Haze: DrOl ing ghckens,
fancy. not icghomH, WCigniny i'et- !hs. apiece.
2lu22c.; 10, no. leghornS weighing laflAl
los. apiece, lTn-uc.: CO.. lsgho.ns, Ncigning
llgq2 ,bf. apiece. iTdlSc,; 30, TO. weightns
lulil lbs. apiece. liNlGc.; ducks. Pe.Sin. ~o.a,
young, according to Size, lj6 lie: pigeons Old,
Ter pli-, @ln2t,.; 10, young, pc. par 2u9-ie
DRESSED POuLTRi. The market was
bgurcs. quotations: fresh-ki,ed poultry. lows.
J. TO box, ry-pickcu iHncy .eccteu, lDc.;
Meghing iia"" ius. apiece iS,sc; weighing
d'gfi its, apiece, lN'sc., wCtHning lbs.
apiece, lHlsHli'sr.; un1er . lbs apiece tiisff
ldlgc.i tCc-rackeu-N este n, 4is lbs. and over
upiece. lt'gc.; DO. smaller sizes, idH he; ola
ToosteIH, urA-E.gNuu, t-'9C,s uf Hing "htckens,
Jersey taHCs. .if.c O.hcr nearby fancy, "a
W2ic.; fancy, Euge GLOW lhiu0is. wtishing
.igNi lbs altccc 2lH.',.. Ne. tetn weighing
llaH2 lbs,, mH-nc.; 10. weighing ltili .us.,
lbGls:. sp1ng dusk. lt1lie.; slua.s. white.
WgghnB linl- !ps per uoz'' fIsQg 80.
white. weighing his. per doz., ~. 95u :. TO-
do ids. per doz.. s. lUa2.2u: 10, tdg.s
lhH. per doz., sLpalGj; dark sljlal.05;
small and No. -. 81.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

nUTPER.-'rhe market advanced ic with a
good demand Tor me qualities, supplies ut
which were well cleaned up Quotations:
Western solid packed creamery fancS spe-
rials 9gn: extra. 2Ic. extra tlrsts, .GN2ils 80,
lirsts 21Ua5isr.; seconds, 23a2tc,; nearby
prints lunCs, soc. do, average extras. 2slt
2uc. DO, fair 20 goOu, 21n.bc.; lohbtng sales
ut fancy prints 34U31c.
EGGs-Fine new laid eggs were wen cleaned
up ana firm but mucn OF the supply was OF
dulI and weak. Quotations. Iu free cases
nearby extras, 2ic. per uoz.; hrsts, $3.50 per
stpndard case; nearby Curreut receipts, 50 iOli
s. ~ per case; exceptional lots higher Western,
extra nrsts, SttiUftUGu uer case nrsts 50 $50
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Washington hears the decision Of me
Interstate Commerce Commission m me
western freight-rate case which win soon
h. made public, and that II viii grant lto-
eral increases 10 the railroads ON the
ground that rates have not KEPT pace
with increased cost OF operations
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NEW YORK CURB
COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. iO.-Cotton opened
.,sv This morning at decline OF points
following a recession OF 70 points az
7 iyernoGl and good rains In the belt
trber, vas some selling by southern in
forests while Wall street houses bought
In the afternoon declines were ,o,' nlois
extended. ranging some 10 points De'o"
..va.,.to nualF
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Live STOCK QUOTATIONs

CHICAGO. Aug. lo.-HuGS, Receipts. iO.0go
hcuu, mukct SCI. higher. -i anu butchers
SG.UH1.UO! good hcny.. St.iuNI..U: rough
heavy, SiNdHr.25: lig.3t, ,G.ud',u, iss. siO
MT.tU: lul 20 ".Ni.2'.
CATTt. t.E.-itCvript.. 1850 head: market weak.
BcCNcs, sGiUU lu,i,: cows ana he.fe $. Sluar
$50: Texans St.SiIN..tl; calves Sh.aD9fi1.29
sHEEip. 49, Rectiltr, 1890 hta.: market
steady. Nativv uAi NeStCrn S'.DDhI,tJ.
lumhs. &I.uuuu.h
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RATES FOR MONEY
EOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRMER

ra,t tokk. Aug. tO-A hrmer tone de-
% iiancs. which went 10 a new low point
c.h,. Sterling Francs Marks Lires
laa.-a a''.'...,. 4. TG& ITs S'M G"t
''.'.., 4T5M bTll5 s2A 6.32
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK Aug. O-Bt'TTER Market
barely st,!tiN. forsiptF, l2,5i3 packages; extra.
@Gt,N2Gt: higher scoring. 2Tff-Tlg: S,aIe
dairy, 2illli2ur imitation creamery, .2u22iac.
EiGS. Market Erm, receipts, II, 20 pack
uEcp rNtru first 2lM2ir., regular packcd
lgHts lih2Q'gc., regular packed; nearby
wulyr, N"fEGs miNcd color, lSft2ic., gather
cd nearby browns. 2jd 2Sc.
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U. S. STEEL UNTITLED ORDERS
SHOWED HEAVY INCREASE
Corporations Bookings as of July l
Rose 250,344 Tons.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-Unflled orders
on the books of the United states Steel
corporation as of July /, amounted to
1880, it was announced today.
This compares with 4,67S.196 tons on
lune 90 last, and is an increase of 25O,344
tons On July /, 1914, the untitled orders
toialed il5S5S9 tons
conparlson of untitled tonnage is made
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VEGETABLES

Potatoes foll fairly an ruled a shase hrmer.
Other vegetables we're gen, lnly plenti M alfd
weak QHotailons; White l"-2!oea, AlTslnia.
Whito potatoes jersey, per hasket-No. rose.
auc; do, No 1. other varieties 2n9i2 i2lc,, no..
pcr hbl-Nn. I, SiH3.25. do, No. . Si.15n..
DO, culls. Stql2si sweet potatoes, 1or. ey. pr
baHkpt-No. l. SlHl..1. CO., No. ., 5ptfIdg.
onions, Jersey, per &-hnsh basket. laif2ur.
10. Eastern Shore. gel hamper. 'hH iuc.; corn.
Jeucg, per basket edH iic,t tomatoes. Jersey,
per baFket-No, carly lfti5c., CO.. No. /
second early. 2Oa.iae. mushrooms, per i-l5
basket dOc.0Sl.
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock was In fair request ard 6 n
orally steady, Quotations, Apples. new
Georgia, lellc of Georgia. per crate, Fiui. 80.
DO, Gcorgin. ElbCrta, per crate. ftHi -. DO.
10 Ccutc per bbi.. SiNi: grapes. North Caro-
lima, DclaWares. per S-baskct carrier d. j0qs'
lemons, per box, SiHjIu; oranges, Florida, ner
box. S3iOa5; giapefruit, tlurida. per box
STAG: rineappies. Icr cratc-Purto Eigo, Si31
u2.Ij. Florida. Sl.'iJlf., ~. p.umu, Geors "a
per carrier. G0c.HSl: blackbeiricr Delaware
Maryland and Jersey ner ,qt., y, &c.; goose-
berries, per qt.. 3nOc,: huCkebCrrcl. yer qi.t
GNSc.; rau aioupes. Maryland. per standard
crate, SlHl.l: do NOFth Clr0lil'. lgr stan
durd crate ElMl,.j; do, Nurth Carolina, per
nat crate. tOG Soc. Wltermelons, per car,
SIsOG99i.
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IA p.soIsanizatiOn plan OF the Kansas
,. way and Light Company and It's
4. ailesl the Metropolitan Street Rail-
l me Kansas City Electric Light
tNf mas been completed. and rs now
approval by the Federal court
'.sas City. An allowance. OF S2s.-
~ Indebtedness Is TO be borne by
companies, one taking over the
t ANYWAY lines and the other the
properties. About S5,0)0.000 of this
NNess win be taken care Of by the
properties, and an issue Of ap-
tely 100000 5ls per cent three
an open FIRST 5 per cent mort
-nqer which $i0mo0 coo bonds shan
and $4,000 bonds under a
mortgage, will be made by the
company. The plan also pro-
a board Of readjustment man
'inposed OF Kuhn. Loeb 8 Co..
to Lee, Hisginson & Co. H.
'l ana n, W. Iialsey q co.
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REFINED sUGARs

The market was quiet and unchanged We
quote relners list prices. subject 10 coneea-
F.ona ~ points, standard granulated, a.iud
5.Iic, extra hno grunulated. 5U!a9: iue ,
powdered, 8. TaftH. .NOc,. conf ectOuera' a, 5,lJQ
5.GOc soft grades, 4,SO05.4jc
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET
NOTES nF THE RAIL

NEW YORK Aug 10 THE Metal EEchange
ouotes IN steady. 34AQ3iac. Lead weak
offered f.50c.
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Reserye Banks' Diseount Kates


fAEfieNlt q" ~ banksrs' lcceptqneea-
,.-,s,ate ~ .ent. ANA niaAim'm 3 - -s-"
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new YORK. AUX. lO.-1ho American smpt-
Ing uui ltchnug Conn ms rcuutcd the prise
of lead from "a 90 ~ cents
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II 20 1880 A. NJ.
BONDS.
1880 A. N. to ~ NJ.

I0G amer Gas & Electric rs .......... 81
1000 Amer Gas n Electric js,........., SSls
leo phlr Electric IS .lulia
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NEW YORK. Aug. iO.-rho coffee market
optacd weak. with futures oil to II points.
Dealings were small. Prices follow:
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PUBLIC UTILITIEs

IN '-ahse for the better was seen in the
ssinngs Of the United Railroads of
x, "a fahelseo. Gross figures were
So an increase of sll.507 over July
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2:3O TO 3 p. NJ.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

5noo keystone Telephone Is, as......... 90
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Mrs P. Branvick Of Nary, Mimi,
is i'll at her home.
Miss Ethel Smiley of Nary was the
guest of Bemidji friends Saturday.
w. Burton of Hewitt, Mimi, is Wis
iting relatives in Bemidji this week.
Mrs. G.. A. Soule of Turtle River
spent Saturday in the city on bust
ness.
For Wood Phone 129--Adv.
Mrs. l.. Barton of Big Falls is Wis
ting relatives in Maltby for several
days.
Ed Ashley of Bemidji went to
Thief River Falls last evening on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Sadek Of Nary
attended the celebration in Bemidji
yesterday.
Robert Stat and family Of the town
of Liberty attended the celebration
yesterday.
Fred Bardwell and daughter of
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ment, is spending several days in Be-
midi in consultation with his officers
who are endeavoring to enforce the
provisions of the treaty of 1855.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Scandinavian Lutheran church
will be entertained by Mrs. Peter
Larson, at the Larson farm, tomor-
row afternoon. Those wishing to go
will be at the City hall at 100 and
1870 and rigs will be there to take
them out.
I have some fine 16" jackpine to
sell either by the cord or carload.
Call c.. LaJambe. Phone 113-J.-
Adv
When you want some eggs bad call
the same Frenchman, 113-J.-Adv.
Judge G. w. Stanton returned to
Bemidji this morning from East
Grand Forks where he delivered the
principal address at the celebration
held there yesterday. The judge will
leave tomorrow evening for Walker
where he will open his summer home
at Glengarry Springs.
Nearly every village and town
within a radius of so miles was rep
resented at Bemidji's Independence
day celebration. Large numbers at
tended from Cass Lake, Blackjack,
Tenstrike, Kelliher, Bag1ey, Fosston,
Wilton, Solway, Turtle River and the
farming communities.
Mrs. Mary Dicaire and daughter,
Agnes, of Chippewa Falls, Wis, ar
rived in Bemidji Saturday afternoon
and will be guests at the home of
Mrs. Dicaire's brother-in-law, p. NJ.
Dicaire, for couple of weeks. This
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About The City

x X X X X <kt% f<k< T. X
LEST WE FORGET \
* X x X X X X Xxx * X \ X
In case of fire call $40. ><
Bemidji's Vawter-Redpath chautau-
qua will be held August 3 to z, in
clusively.
The next meeting Of the board Of
county commissioners will be held
on July IL.
When travelling purchase round
trip tickets. Boost the Bemidji rail-
road receipts.
There will be another sale Of state
school and swamp land Of the county
Wednesday, July ID.
On December and 10 the winter
convention Of the Northern Mime
sofa Development association will be
held in Bemidji.
Beltrami county's annual fair will
be held on September Is, 16, II and
IS. September 1 S will be entry day.
The state fair will be in progress
September to II.
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Travelling Mans Experience.

"In the summer of 1888 had
very severe attack of cholera morbus..
Two physicians worked over me from
four a. m. to p. m. without giving
me any relief and then told me they
did not expect me to live; that had
best telegraph for my family. In
stead of doing so, I gave the hotel
porter fifty cents and told him to buy
me a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
take no substitute. I took double
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Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

about two years ago I had Sc
we're attack of diarrhoea which lasted
for over a week." writes w. G. Jones,
Buford, N. ID. 81 became so weak
that 1 could not stand upright. A
druggist recommended Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
The first dose relieved me and within
two days I was as we'll as ever" OBJ
tainable verywhere.-Adv.
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dose according to the directions and
went to sleep after the second dose.
At five o'clock the next morning
was called by my order and took a
train for my next stopping point, a
we'll man but feeling rather. shaky
from the severity Of the attack"
writes H. w. Ireland, Louisville, KY.
Obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
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A New York department store uses
IA electric dumb walters, all controll-
ed by a single operator from a CEN
trail switchboard.
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J. B. Reed of Ithaca asserts he has
trained rabbits to dig up and eat all
the weeds in his garden without
damaging valuable plants.
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Experimenters in Jamaica have
succeeded in making flour from
bananas that is mixed with wheat
-four for bread and cakes.
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Pioneer want ads-one-half cent
word cash. VIA
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is their first trip to Bemidji and
they are delighted with the city and
especiallY so with the lake.

Walker and Cass Lake business
men are loud in their praise for AL
den Remfrey, until recently in charge
of the Bemidji band, and who now
directs musical organizations in both
those places. They report that music
provided by the bands is splendid, al
though newly organized, and that the
progress being made is exceptional.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
Tho Eir.t Canal RuiIdsr,

General Goethals is the latest canal
builder to achieve fame, but he has
had many predecessors, and the earliest
SO far as is known was one Naram-
Sin, who nearly 5000 years ago open
ed canal from Nippur to the Eu-
pirates. This was discovered by DR..
George A. Barton in deciphering some
of the ancient Sumerian tablets at the
museum Of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. He found a tablet dated 1.-THE
year when the divine Naram-Sin opened
the mouth Of the canal Erin at Nip
pur." This was not an Irish canal, so
far as is known, but it was a great
event in the history Of Nippur, which
gave it transportation facilities with
the rest of the world. Naram-Sin was
king Of Babylonia, and he is respon-
sible only for financing the canal, and
slaves probably did the work.-Balti-
more American.