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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-03
grnnoetaemnms. lIebertraaunaen

Biaiam 9roomeoole Ii. q. an q. 6.
Nppling, @runoititd an Ser Sci Hio
Ctr; $3.50.
@. g. uno g. u. 3ombera an @.
$. Ballace, Elm Streifen 2ano al Ser
9ilrreit abey 2aurel 6eis6ts Serrace
$45.
6. 9. geims mb : $. 6. Sboe an
Gam Srieoman. @runbitud am Toofes
belt 8luce; $500.
q. Barr uuo Srau an @oob Mlterz
lamp unb Srau, @rlnbitiid in Der @iqo
Hoia Aooitiou; $500.
Setter 3ignnouo uno Srau an Nariou
3iamonb, 100 Nfer Qono; ST.
antoH @afotpib uib Srau an Marior
3igmonb, 8 Nfer 2ano: $t1O.
$. 81. S6melber an q. 6. S6heIber
@rlinoitiid on Der Gitsgommerce ct
6. s. gdmeIber an SSa SINNER
@runbitild an Der @ater Ctr; $4,000
q. 9. WtcGlearb on s. IS. Sre6rifs
@rlinoitiid an Der Selila Stro6e, MiSs
lion Yarf; 1851. 95 II. 81.
U. S. @reiner an SO. 8. Wc@oIunt
@ruubitiid an Der @urpbb Ipe; $500.
s. u. Sugle ruo Srm an Ri0ionl
Neunboffer, @ruuoitiid nt Ser 9aecir
Ctr San Sernanoo NS6itiou; 1915.
6. Charlton. grefutor, an Mnnc
Senga. @rinoftiid i'm ueuen Gitb 8Iod
1872; $500.
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Or. 8roofs, elmer ser prohibt-
tioniitiiden Senotsfa1oioaten fat
IN @saribaa feline aampagne croft
net.
Seds peitere 9iebltabIe MIR
Den bon Der 8oli8ei gu Souiton cuf
&c ltrbeberl6aft oes BORT oui
Mlttfpo9 oerbaftcte1 Sad 6. &il=
bur, oer als nSel-Magnat" poiierte,
5nrudsefiibrt. Sis iebt bat @il-
bur nod nidts eingeitanoen uno BE-
1arpfet, Die BEL inn norgefunoelc1l
ecftoblenen Mrtifef, Die iamnt(ia
bon ben @igentiimern ioentifiaieri
trnroert, BON nnbefannten Neaern
lfo Werifanern gefauft 31 BADEN,
oo6 bot er 5ugegeben, Dob er in Sot
4lttpnio befnnnt lit nno ab uno All
tra6reno Der lesten 3eit BORT gelue=
fen TT.
sSn Dallas tpuroe am 9onners-
tog Die 2ei6e seq 24iabrigen Sta=
liefters 9iaggio De Siligo mfae-
tulleen. Ser aorper 5eiete SduB-
tpltnoen I'M Gopfe uno in Ser 8ru5t,
itEo afpar lparen oie S6iilie aus ei=
iler iolden 0abe abgefeuert, oaB sic
Solt lotpie Die a(eibung oes @et5te-
ten rerienet narett.
SIM noroli6en Seile BON Cal
las gonntp muroe Ser in ser NGbe
con Gbieid mobnenoe m~olbabeitoe
Neser 8on Sill in ieinem eiaellel1
5aaie onrf einen anf i'm abgefsuer
ten SduB aetotet.
5rdlllein Mlice @apes 1lno SRI.
Slliie Sbap BON Mlboroo, meld)e in
8eielidaff bon SenrD 8enner uno
SenrD Meiier cine MutomobiIfohrt
itnternolnmen batterl, erlittell ourd1
Dag nml6lagen Der Maidine in Ser
gtabe bon Gobstonn 5iemlid ihfpe-
re, innerli6e 8erletltngen. sic inn
gen MGnner fonten NIT eiuiqen
Santabidiirfungen oapon.
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Wins Merito.

SIN Staatsoepartement gu
8albington iollen gta6ridten einae-
troffen Ieir, oaB 0ia3 uno @iaa cher
ltorfer als idudder tpiiroen. giIa
lei IN CHIHUAHUA 10 Itarf g~eporoen,
Dob Garran8a meitere Sruppen nad)
Der @egeno idifen miiife, mo- er it'd
onfbalte. Das Suiti5oepartemenf
bat Die Na6ridt erbolten, ooB ole
8ia5 &ebolution I'M Often uno
Siioen ausgebrohen lift, llno oaB linn
mabrideinli6 Souienoe bon Mefrlt-
ten 5uitromen tperoen.
General Mrgumeoo, Siibrer ser
9ppoiition gegen Die garransa : 9ae-
gierung in Durango uno i'm 9aalt-
no 9iitrift lit in Ger Staot 0rran.
go itanoredtlif eridoiien poroer.
8on Wontereb mltroen am
WittlDo6 Minenprobufte i'm @erte
bon $250,000 na6 oen Ser. Staa-
ten geIdidt.
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Cine Grinneruna nus bem arim-
&rtea.

SIM &rimfrieg iparen oie 2a5a-
rette nod 10 ar5ureideno, bob cine
gera0eau erldredenoe Sterbli6feit
an Sppbus1 CHOLERA, 9~Dlentberic
nno Sfprbltt eintrat. Nod) oe1
geltal1en 3iffern ipuroen bonn /.
Ipril 1854 bts 6. Snli 1856 BON
SronfreidJ iiber 3O9,268 Wtonr
nad Dem Orient gei6idt. 8on Die
ien ltorben fat ein 8rittel, nanllih
95,6t5; aber ttlr 20,240 wlroen
i'm @efe6t 9etOtet ooer itarben at
oen Solgen bon 8ernultorngen, OH
&ranfbeit oagegen 1915 ODER
1873 b. $. Inter oe11 Sffi5ieren
mar oos 8erbaltnis eil1 attoeres, in
Dem TOT fielen uro nun 1856 oll
Granfbeit itarben, mol Elm getpeis
fit Die before grnabrung nno
9roBere Selblt5u6t Ser fron5oii-
id]en Offi5iere iener 3eit. england
Ian6te i'm glei6en 3eitranm 81
1854 Wonn Solooten, bon oeneu
22,182 nmfamen, llt1o 5lpur n1tr
1902 onrb 8offenL 1850 ooer
1913 b. s. 6urd) aronfbeit. 9abei
beiierfen ii6 Die bpgienii6e1t Ser
Galtniiie fir bas englii6e Eager I'M
eaufe oes arieees meientli6 ourf
Die ur1%bergeBliden 2eiltungen BON
Glorenee Nigbtingole. Dieie treterl
lcud6teno berbor onr6 Die gatio6e,
6aB Die Sran3olen in eilteln bolbetl
Sabre bon 10000 Mann runo
10000 an gDpblts %perloren, Sic
@~ltglanoer BON 10000 llur 90.
@e1ul man Die fleine pienlonteiilde
9rmee nod bin5unim1nt, Die mir eilt
Sabr lang in Mftion trat, 10 perlo=
rem ote pereinigten Seere i'm gaf1=
sen 1891 Wann oabon MIR "a
$40 i'm 5euer, nber 95,12t, fat so
b. 8. burb Granfbeit. SIN ruiiiid=
iapaniiden arieg mar oatlf Der
SortIdritte Der @pgiene oasgerbdlt-
mig Elm meiertlid mrberes. SIN
IapdntlOen Seer gtfgeft 0ltrd)
feinolides 6euer runo $4,000 Monn
3lgrunoe nno an G%ranfbeit nur IL
900, alIo MIR Is b. s. oes @e-
iouuntperluites entfiel ouf &ranf-
belt. 8ie Die @erbdltniiie i'm ge-
senfpdrtigen @eltfrieg ii6 geitalten,
ipiro man erft feltiteGen fonnelt,
lpenn mieoer Srieoe ~eineefebrt lem
miro. 9o6 laBt Iib iest iGon ia
gen, bob Die 6ortl6ritte ser Meoi-
5in utlo SDgiene I'M lebten Sabr-
5ebnt nidt geringer geipor6en iinb,
mas 5meifeaos audi I'M @erbdItnis
Der erfranften nto an &ranfbeit ge=
itorbenen SoIoaten in oie @rldei-
hung treten miro.
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81 T < j.

Die Sibutg bes Sta6trats,
meld)e beute moreen bebufs 5eities-
ing Der o~iesjdbrigen ltabtilhen
Steuerrate ltattfin6en Iollte, miro
crit bente nadymittag nm 4 llbr a6-
qebaIten meroen.
Mapor 9ronn itellt in @ertei-
oigung Der grbobung Der Steuer-
rate nm II Gents Ole lehr fiibne
gebalptung auf, DOB oies geideben
nluB, otrob Der innegebaltenelt
itreneiten Sporlamfeit" Ger ge-
mobnlide 9iirger uno Gteiler5abler
1T oageget Der Iniidt. ooB oie
8roipn : Administration cine Ser
INSTRUMENTATION lit, Die mir ie
gebabt baben.
Die eauge ser SiraBen I'M
8eidbilo Der Staot Gan antonio
lit $50 Meilen. gon oieIem iino
28.7 Meilea nit Ispbalt gepfla-
itert; 9.67 Meilen nit 8rid, 4.37
NIT Sol3blofen; 7.20 iinD NIT Con-
eret belegt urio 200 liao macedonia
liert. Die iibrigen 400 befinoen iid)
I'LL lr5uitanoe.
8idter Nnoerion pom 81. III
l~triftsgeridt nies oert bon 8eorqe
u Mltgelt ermirften GinbaIts6efebl,
ourd) ben Der Goiuitp : ShaBmeiIter
6oefgen perbinoert lperoen ioate,
oas 5000 betragenoe Monats go
lar al aommiiiar @ut8eit ults5u-
5ablen, 8uriid. Hidter anoerion
balt ons bon Der 81. 9e~gislatur
paliierte @eieb, ourh melfes oas
@ebolt Der gouiitp : aontmiii1re I'M
folge perme9rter Mrbeit auf monat-
Iih 5000 erbobt pirbe, fir onrfnus
fonititutionel1. SEER altgelt 1T nit
oieier aniiht nidt 5ufrieoeu u1o
miro ben 5oG Dor oas Expectations
aeri6t %bringen.
Die Gountp &ommiii6re be-
iDiligten Die Musgoblnng Der Gum
me BON $f,535.43 on ole @olgla5ier
Contraction so. fir Mrbeiteil, mel
DIE oiele Sirma an Der Sulphur
Springs 9auoitraBe aisgefiibrt BOT
Webrere fleinere Snmnten tpriroell
ben perlhieoenen 6onos 5ligefpertoet
refp. bon einem Sono 8um auoerr
trnnsferierf
eSnn 3niamnenbang nit oel
IN &ouiton erfolgten 8erbaftung Ell
nes geipiiien @ilblir aliasg9ilfe, not
Der mir 9eiteru berifteten mlrot
bei einern bieiigelt on Ser Soutf
Brefa StroBe m~obietoeu aifaber Ell
ne Sonsfud1tng Dorgenonlmmetf, oil
iiberraIhenoe HeIultate 81 Gage for
oerte. Die Bidder oes G6emifers
seigter, onB er betrddtlide Guonti
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Treie YreNe fit seras: 5reitag 3. Mdr5 1916.

rungsagent, e%eItorben tit. Or. Cub
Ter nor IN Noro=Geras olgemein be-
FAINT. @r bot piele Sabre IN @aco
gemobnt. 8riiber mar er &obbiner
in DoGos uno ieiner freiIinnigen
Gibtung uegett biel geGobt ulto bel
gei6olten.
- Sis iett baben iid 3rpei aon=
oioaten fiir oas Ourd BEN Giidtritt
bon Ml6ert Stepes pafaitt getporoene
@mt eines @oli5eifommiIiars ofge-
fiinoigt, Ser iebige Gitpclerf SrieS
uno ser friibere Mloermon SinCham.
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l.okaIes.
Jiinftes epmpbonie=a Dnsert.

Sci ei11em berb0ltnismaig out be-
lu6ten Souie fdfio 9onrterItag
abeno oas finite Spmpbonie : &on-
5ert ftott. Our auHabrl1ttg fam oie
erite 5pmpbonie bon Sd)ulno1ln, Die
%loeenannte neutrality-suspicious."
Die berrli6e 9onoi9tln1g pnroe ipte=
Der 1T m~eilterbafter @eiie porgetra-
gen. Gin ieoes 4or5ert bringt es
ms ouf'g Neue 5ltift 8etpuBtiein,
luel6' einen Sdos oos t1uiifliebenoe
5an Mntonio an ieitlem SDmpbonie-
0rdeiter bat uno gu tpeIden1 0anf
mir ieittem genialelt 9irigentet
grof. glaoIien, oafiir berpflidtet
limo, oaB er uns oieien S6as eegc-
ben bat. Sang 6eionoeren 8eifaa
erbielt oas berrlt9e Cargo nno
Der rei3el0e letfe SoB Ser Spntpbo=
nie, oas allegro ora5ioio". MuBer
Der SDnnpbonie ipielte oos SrdeIfer
nod oas lpltttoerld}one 8orlpiel nn6
Die graumn1uiif aus Sumperoind's
aS6nlel uno @retel1 ufo Sic ebenio
l~nfereiiante ipie idotte aompoiition
We9oiDell's, oie @ooolanh
Scenes, BON oenelt ~beionoers oas
nSlimmer Sop1" Dem 8ltblifum ae-
fieI. gorgetraeer muroe aGes it Ell
ner enlightenment @eiie.
Sra1 90. Sores lang sic Sdntuf=
erie aus Bent vSanlt". Die Game
belitt cine iebr ipntpatbiihe nno
gut geidulte Stimme, Die aub 1T
ben boditen aagen ibren ldonen
4lang bebaIt. Die a~oloratlren
lang iie NIT elmer fplnoer6aren
Reidtigfeit. Sic naroe am @hIuB
nit 9lltmen fnit iiberIdiittet.
9os ieniationeIe greignis 6es
abenos mar Der &lapierportrog 6es
SRI. ginaontan. Die inllee Dame,
cine friibere Shiilerin oes 9rofeiIor
Steinfelol lit nod niht Diel offent-
li6 gebort noroen. Man mar ba=
Der audi geipannt lllo ipuroe in an
a%eftebmiter @eiie ourd) sic briuante
Seiitung iiberrol6t. Sri. ginga-
man tit eiile bohbegobte 3ianiltin,
ei1ie iener aiillltlerinnett, sic es per-
lteber, onrd ibr Spiel einen geiitt-
gen aontaft 5ipiiden iid uro Sem
Nublifnm ber5uite[lef uno oasIeI6e
nit iib f%ort5nreiBen. sic ipielte Elm
aonaert bon Saint-S aen5, eine in
fereiionte 4onlpoiitiolt nit bielen
iiberroidenben Wenolngen. Sbr
Spiel mar oortreffIid). SIR I'm
lblag 1T fraftig uno oabei fpeicb nnb
%aftgenebnL lire gcdnif grobartia
ltno ibr gortrag lebr nirfungspolI.
Us mar odber audi nidt ait perfpult-
bern, DOB oas Bltblifum ibr nod
geenoigung hires Spiels larmenoe
9bationen oar6radte.
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WnfanSianno.

Siermtt finoige id midi ais Sat-
oioot fir oas @mt oes Selter= uto
8oli5eiz&omntiiiars, ooS ourd oie
Helignation BEG @6tb. 9[lbert 5teoes
oafant aelporoen it, BET ser bepor-
ltebenoen BON cen &ommiliQren an
8%uiebenoen Spe8iol-@abl an nro lu-
6e Die ltnteritiibung Der Stimm-
geber bon San antonio nod.
Sreb 5ries.
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3mm SiebenmGd)te : arieasrat in
framsORifen .Sanptanartier.

(aus benz 3eituugsbienit elmer i'm Often
liegenben 9ibiiion.)
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Carmen SpIpa, G~umaniens
beriibmte &onigin-@ttttpe, lit geitor-
ben. Sic mar cine 8rin5eiiin BON
8ieo, b~eiratete inn Sabre 1869 Den
illngen 8iiriten Garl bon Iuntd-
MEN, eiren Soben8oaer, uno bat NIT
lbin cine ungemein gliidli6e Gle ae-
fiibrt. Sic mar cine bor5Hglide Cant
oesmntter, cine fe~ingebiloete uto
bornebm oenfenoe Srau nno cine
0ifterin bon 6eoeutenoem- 8olent.
Sic itano I'M 70. @ebensiabre.
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(stus DEM 3%eituuesoienit elmer i'm Often
liegenben 9ibiiion.)
&reiieno nit biel idonen Geben lire
Eaten nidt au tnapp.
9ieltei1 lieben @enerale jinglt infSSranfs
reid &riegSrat ab.
u2dngit" ~ 10 rief Ser Guiienfeloberr-
nfparen Sieeer mir inn aampf,
aoloiial lit nniere @alse = aber leiz
Der feblt Der 9nmpf. .....I Il
uSoripdrts@ prablte Der Sran5ole-
eidreitet Sranfrei6 itol8 uno film,
9at's crit Die Champagne pie0er, baum
maridiert es nad Berlin.
o@ldn8enoer". iprad oa Der @rite, afaru
es gar nidt INN ms ltebn:
llniere Slotte lie9t I'M Safert, nno ba
fant ibr nidts 9eideb'n.
1&ir- erfldrte itpl8 Der 80mer -
oipappneu un5 NIT Der @eoulo,
BLOB oaS idnliberbnfte 8etter mar Bis
Der an aIem idulbl.
9atr Der Selq1er, Der Serbe, ld1fptegen
bel Der &ebeflut,
&eil aus polbefannten @riinben beiben
duBerft f6limm 8u Ialtl
9a er6ob ii6 Der Sapaner, liiig la
delnb, uno bub an:
@inen @eg gum Siege ipiiBt ih, Der
@ud ridt miBaliiden fannl
Siefer 8eg, er flbrt @ub iifer, aus
Der Gage llneena6,
lln0 oas @ittel lalltet einfad; u@aht's
Dem oeutiden 6eere nahI@
Sran8mann. gltiie, Homer, 8rite ie<
Der griibelte uno fann -
llno per gelbe Gffe 9rinite feline peiBen
8rii6er an......
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Suns III uerrelltem.

9as nntere anb pbere Gfodmerl
BON @r. 2t8 Git-Gummeree GtraEe
1T 81 b%errcnten. 3abere @asfanft IN
ser Sffiee Der asdrsien greHe1
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San antpnip, Seg., 8. @adr6 1916
8rime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil 63
Gents Der 8nnone.
3em gprf, 3. 3dr5. Spot $3.50
bio; Mdrs, $3.50 uno $3.50; Npril,
1910 uno 1915; Mai, 1902 uno
1904; SUM, 1904 nnb $3.50, sui
unD Mlgult, 1901 nno $9. 50; Sep
TENDER, $3.50 uno $3.50; Sftc6er,
$500 uno $500.
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3miebeL, Gal, So 90 per 100 gftnS.
8obnen, California 8abois, 800;
Colorado 8inis, $500; Biuts,
$500; 2irta 1925; Nabb, 1925; Blad
Gbes, 1925.
Sonaten. Seras, 6 aorbe, $500.
8~lumenfobl, $500 fir 10 Slid.
Selerie. 90c Ii. $f.00.
Ofro, $3.50 fin Elm 8lid|el.
@ierpflansem, 1925 per gufdel.
Sbiuat, &c per Bfuno. -
Reteriilie. 40e per Sbb. s8iiuSeI.
@rniier Sfeffer. Seras. t5e per 8f6.
3o6l. $500 per Crate.
&aoies6en. soc II. 35c fir Elm EbS..
giinoef.
8eeteu. 40e per Ssb. sginbeI.
9opfialat, $500 per Grnte.
gieb-@sarft.
Son sutonio. Ger, 3. @drs 1916 -
&iibe 1925 big $500.
8dlber $3.50 biz $500.
@uIIen $4.25 Bis $3.50.
0nien $685. bis S7.75.
ct. 2ouis, 8. Mdra 1916. sainSs
bieh. Segas<Gieh 1925 bis S8.o 0
SApeine 1925 uno $9.05.
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Naammuae.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

San Nntonio, Ger, II 3I16 Cts.
@alpeiton. aeiteru 1850 Gents.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-08-23
Rust Resistant Wheat
Next in Line; Bolley
Hopeful Of Success
Grain Grown the Jamestown District Said to Have Sue
cessfully Withstood Blight-A. G. Expert Sets
Forth History of Investigations.

jamestown. N. D., Aug. 23.-Red
and black rust will have few terrors
for the farmers of the northwest as
the result of a strain Of hard wheat
grown successfully around here this
season which Is immune to rust just
as there is a strain of flax which is
immune to wilt. 1t is known as rust
resistant wheat and the kernels pro-
duced from it's cultivation this season
seemingly burst with gluten. In fact
rust resistant wheat is the sensa-
ton Of the hour in North Dakota this
year in face of the thousands OF dol
lars damage done to the crop by rust
Judge Coffey Of the Stutsman coun-
ty district court. Albert Monek and
John Matchie. besides others, have
grown a rust resistant wheat this sea-
son and will secure big yields from
their harvested fields. Before harvest
the grain stood bright, free and clear
Of all rust, while the heads were full
and heavy. John Matchie has a field
of 100 acres. After it was too late to
seed other wheats this field was seed
ed. but Notwithstanding the late start
the grain came forward in good shape
and when threshed will be his best
crop. Last year the crop was better,
the weather conditions being more
favorable. and a yield of rs bushels
or better Of splendid kernels was Sc
cured.
Other fields of rust-proof wheat
have grown this season. the aggregate
acreage being considerable and sufti-
cient to provide a considerable duan-
titv of seed for next season. which
several weeks ago was an alarming
condition in this state. AS Stutsman
county annually has in some 100000
acres in wheat. the difference between
a half crop and a full crop is a very
important item. A variation in weld
of only four bushels an acre from an
average yield means million dollars
to the grain growers of the county.
A loss of half a crop, as this season is
material item and means millions.
Because of the success with which
rust resistant wheat was grown in this
vicinity this year. a Jamestown news
paperman took UP the matter with
Professor Fl. l.. Bolley of the North
Dakota extension department of the
agricultural college, to learn a little
Of the history of this grain, which is
such a sensation and has aroused the
attention of every farmer In the state
this year. Prof. Bolley stated that the
chief merit of rust resistant wheat will
be its power to resist "Scab" and other
funsartal and fungus root blight that
yields of the grain on the AGRICULTURAL
college farm have been most encour-
aging, and that the wheat, ITSELF has
proved worthy OF increase on disease
garden plotA
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-08-23

Washington Aug 23-Presdent
the White House today 1t understood he
railroad
The presidents plans settlement of the dispute would
the working eghthour day and collateral
WASHING 23-n the mean of delay
President
todays
railroads disposition disregard their
O. a half for overtime.
advised patience, predicting action
the of President Wilson until
nothing Other leaders
railroad
Adamson, after conference
the presidents
that o needed legislation.
Furthe they discuss the conference
of the subjects
discussed
The bill adding two members to the interstate
and before the
Friday, also discussed the conference
railroad executives decided
aeta a n handling the situation.
railroad executives today deal first with
arbitration and afer~ard with the ghthour day
found arbitration future
the railroad
with the demand declared in administration circles
President Wilson railroad executives seemed
be the
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Elliott Standing by
Arbitration in Big
Railroad Controversy
New Haven President Visitor in Fargo Yesterday After
noon, of Opinion That Differences Have Assumed
Far Greater Aspect Than Formerly.

Howard Elliott, president Of the New
Haven railroad, bound from Bozeman,
Mont, to Washington, to participate
in the railroad conference with Presi-
dent Wilson, stands by the principle
of arbitration in the settlement Of the
present railroad difficulty.
While in the city, Mr.. Elliott ex-
pressed himself as believing that the
conference at Washington had passed
from the plane of being simply an at
tempt to settle controversy over the
compensation, and now involved the
right of all American citizens to have
a dispute of this nature settled on the
basis of arbitration-with Justice to
all sides.
Mr.. Elliott was spending his vaca-
ton at ranch near Bozeman, Of
which he is part owner. While in Far
go, he met a number of local friends,
made during the time he was president
of the Northern Pacific.
Has Accomplished Wonders.
As president OF the New Haven
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-08-23
DANES AGAINST
SALE OF ISLANDS

New York, Aug. 23-sentiment In
Denmark is strongly against the sale
Of the Danish West Indies to the Unit
ed States. according to Count Freder-
ick Moltke. a captain in the Danish
army, who arrived here today aboard
the Scandinavian American line
steamship Hellig Olav. Count Moltke
is on his way to Washington where
he will join the Danish legation as di-
rector of army contracts.
Sentiment in Denmark does not
favor the sale of the Danish West In
dies" The count declared:
ut is not a matter of price but feel
ing Of sentiment among the people
that has caused such strong opposi-
tion to the sale.'
Marius I. Nyeboe. a prominent ship
owner of Denmark and a we'll known
Arctic explorer, who is on his way to
Greenland. supplemented Count Molt-
ke's statement by saying that the sent
iment in Denmark is to postpone the
sale until the end Of the war.
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Started in 1911.

'Tn 1911 l put into the hands Of
several farmers a number of wheat
collections which for some years had
Piven good results on our trial
grounds said Professor Bolley. one
of these given out under the name OF
ID g. has proved to be an exception
ally good yielder in the presence OF
blight and rust. 1t proved itself worthy
of increase on Our disease garden
plots in l904-05 and 1906 and has since
1911 held its own in the hands of
number of farmers notably in the
Wimbledon Fessenden district OF the
state of North Dakota
THE elevator men bought it two
or three years without discrimination
but lately have claimed it to be q bad
milling wheat and have discounted 1t
much more heavily than any of the
small milling tests yet made warrant.
1t was first selected as individual
southeast of Kazan in 1903-and has
since been given by me as several
straight selection strains in the plant
disease gardens at the agricultural
college. There are now various grades
of more or less mixed lots in use on
many farms in North Dakota, South
Dakota and Minnesota. Reports seem
generally favorable to it as a heavy
yielder. under rust conditions. in most
regions, but more especially in the
dryer. lighter land areas.
Resistance of Scab.
while it is clearly quite resistant
to rust, / believe that it's chief merit
rests in it's apparent power to resist
'scab' and other funsarial and fungus
root blights against witch ! have been
holding it steadily to account. The
METH of selection has been to grow
it continually on wheat sick. fungus
infested soil, and each year to grade
1t by mill and hand selection to the
plumpest, best seed before planting.
The result is very encouraging-even
though it does not prove to be of the
highest quality-for 1t points out the
way to follow with 1t and other
strains
Rust resistant wheat is similar to
the various durum wheats in most
characteristics. / am hoping this sea-
son to establish more clearly its real
merits as to milling value as many
farmers on different land areas have
promised to send in sufficient for
larger tests. Furthermore, it native re-
gion is dryer, lighter land and when
it has been given larger trial under
these conditions hope to see it lose
many of it's black points which are
due to disease only. When these are
lost by cultivation on the newer, more
disease-free lands OF the west much
of the dark color OF the -four may nat
urally disap0eag.
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taking the position when that road
was subjected to most severe criticism
because of the series Of disastrous
wrecks that had taken place, Mr.. Ell
lott has accomplished wonders. Hold
ing firm to the belief that the rail-
roads should get closer to the public;
that the railroads should take the pub
lice into their confidence, he has work.
ed great changes in sentiment OF the
people toward the railroads, and the
effect of his work is likely to become
more important as the years go by.
While he was president of the
Northern Pacific, Mr.. Elliott did his
first work along that line. Subsequent
ly, he has taken the same tact In SEEK
ing to restore the confidence of the
public in the New Haven lines, and
his administration Of that system since
he took hold. has been generally ac-
knowledged as remarkable successful,
and a tremendous Improvement over
conditions as they formerly prevailed.