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SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION SOON.

The State Sunday School convention
viii meet in his City tune IS, IA and -.
and promises to be the biggest thing IN
the way of a convention that has ever
been held in this city. 1t is expected
that between 1000 and 1.500 people from
tle outside Will be here. including many
prominent men from all over the Unit III
States. The various committees have
been busy making the necessary ar
engagements and nothing will be left i'm
done TO make the visitors comfortable.
However. there is one thing which il
.hotherilg some and that is the matter of
securing sleeping quarters for this lac.::
crowd. The soliciting committee hav-;
been working diligently. ~ have mt
with fairly good success. but it is urged
tina every home in the city must do
their part in order TO have the necessary
accommodations.
1t is no small matter TO accommodate,
V e a thousand extra people in our city.
n We do not want one to go away feel
ing that they have not had TN" proper
accommodations. If YOU have not Yer
seen 'he soliciting committee. do so at
once and let them know how many YOU
can take care of. so far as sleeping is
concerned.
There will be a big program during
this convention and a large array of
talent will be here to lecture and speak
on the various topics relative to Sunday
school work. 1t is going to be a reg
ular feast, and there is no question but
what an enormous crowd is going to be
here to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to hear some Of these prominent
speakers.
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"lAieutenant Shackclton abandoned tn.
sinking ship, dragging the Whaleboats
and supplies on an ice foe, on which he
continued to drift until April . of this
ysals: lit, appears that having at thai:
tAr,ss reached 6iien water. the lieutcnant
and his companions launched a FFwhaleS
the South Shetland group. ARRIVING There
April 49,, ys .i, :yIu s>5 81
! 4. Long Trip In Open Boat
There the lieutenant left twenty7two
men I'M an ice cave and proceeded with,
five others in an open BOA to South
Georgia island, where h" hoped to meet
! whaling vessels and thus get in touch
with ciS iiization.
His voyage from the South Shetland
islands to South Georgia. Il distance of
900 miles in an open twenty-five foot
boat amid ice. was a hazardous and re-
markahlc feat. even for SO skilled.a naN-
igator and seaman as Shackelton.
Relief Parties Planned.
The South Shetland islands We're in
vested with tloc ice at this time of the
| year. II it will not be easy to reach
the men on Elephant island until later,
though no doubt whalers will be sent
now from the Faulklands in an attempt
to rescue them.
1T is understood Australia is sendins
! 4 relief party to reach the ten men who
are stranded on the great barrier OH thr.
Ross sea side. owing to the breaking
away of the auNialiary Aurora, which
was to have met the main party when it
emerged" I
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"HYPHEM" CITIZENS
DECLARE LOYALTY.
LIBERTY DAY. CELEBRATED ny
TEUToNs AND IRISH OF GREATER
mex YORK.

New York. Jun 5.-The celebration of
American Liberty day by Gcrman-Amer-
lean. Observation-Disclosures and
and Irish-Af1erican relief societies, held
in the new S~heepshead Bay speedway
Sunday, was participated in by 20, OoO
persons and witnessed by many thou
sands more.
The demonstration was declared to d..
a protest against the attempt to ques-
ton our loyalty because of a natural
sympathy with the land of our forefath-
ers in a struggle for existence. TT.
Speakers read resolutions ADVOCATING.
adequate preparedness and the princi-
lple of America First"
The parade was made up of ma "
floats representing historical events in
American history in which Germans,
Americans and Irishmen played prom
inent parts principally those of the
Revolution and Civil Wars.)
The receipts of the celebration will g,
to aid Germans, AusHo-Hungarians. and
Irish relief work.
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EXPERIMENT. IN NEW wooDsFOasssaa
PRINTING PAPER. IS, PROMISING

Washington. Tune 5.-NeWs1 print, pa
per mode from hitherto%unus woods.
under the direction of the forest servi:e
laboratory. has been successfully tric'l
by two large newspapers, and in all III
Kinds of wood never used before, has
given promise of becoming suitable. \
number of others have been found suita,
BILE for MANILA paper and box boards.
This announcement mad today
by the forest service, which has mad
20 samples iron, practically unused wood
in it's search for a substitute for the fas.
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.=Es .ns=oa nAE rArna

III NMisYss Harvey Peace forced Elmer III
sHasiIss&sditor d the Jones' 8 County
Miss Times, . weekly. to eat half Of
his newspaper, which contained an arti-
Gle she said was detrimental to her
character. Armed with a revolver. Mrs.
Peace entersgss thsI 6iriice ana demanded to
see HarrisISA The srevolve Ssssatteie he
printers ana, ether men fromneethe plant.
When she ffaeadi!! Harris he went o. his
knees. She iifAEeed4 the .between
his lips andssM Started tossesNs, ESstlIHfee wa
busilS Fetshterizing whhsa1nlsss4Altttor.neS e.
II. kirkland, WHO VETS Ipas:sfinnHsKss called u
constable. II. whom Mrs. sPeadGtef sslppirfsnd-
cred. Harris a~akssdstha, Mrs n
all her family be. placed nadlslss9apeace
bonds. ,ts.y4s 4rss ~ ,svatr--Ss, =sss
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CITATION AND NOTICE HEARrna
PROOF OF WILL.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

County Of Ramsey:
n.sor. 4 n. s g. y. a1iS Sog '9a5.e.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Neil Nc
John Mccauley, Petitioner
ch Meesa Sfs7vf &iiaa %sEy w Smita: and RrP Ss3e
rH ffn s MM%sfTasloey 81 No HRsTR3n IAkorA. TO
persons interested in the ectafe Of Of Neil
McCauley, deceased:
aeg 9o tba and !1e each M 9f yoT are III hereby noti-
herein has filed in this Court a docu-
last will and Testament Of Neil Mcca ahe
tie County % Of ramsey al and Dry st haee' n
North Dakota deceased, with his petit
tion, praying for the ADMISSION to pro:
aas f ef sa1a doe ~ saad d as the last s1d wv ~
the issuance to. Nelson McCauiey and
Henry Lake Of letters testamentary
thereon the and that the said PETITION and
Testament will be heard and duly con-
sidered by this Court o. Friday, the 30th
day ef June A: D; 1915. ct 70 O'clock g
fss 1sre n This Of ce taat df ~ Il the the ce GagE;
Court House: in the City OF Devils Lake.
County Of Ramsey and State Of North
You and each Of you are hereby
cited to be and appear before this Court
at said time and place and answer said
petition and show cause, IL any there
be. why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
E! R Il. III ssf GSSfs
Judge Of the County Court
Dated the oath day Of May A. D.
Let the service Of the above citation be
World int by personal service upon ali
RESPONDENTS within the state Of North
Dakota.
e. II. GRIFFIN,
- Judge.
Attorney for Petitioner.
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now coNaRHss Wastes rx.SE
VA JUN ssfasssasn S sksbA ]

skasS j
of congressman Tor. falling to attend 10
business OF importance, is completely
dissolved in tile statistical acid bath in
(which The National Voters League bull.
|etia exhibits the record of C.6ngressf rom
Ioec. s TO lAprll 20. y N ~ d
In that period. nearlyNetive months,
congress completed 720 bills. Two. We're
for buildings. eight concerned patronage.
seven were private claims, fifteen We're
on various local matters. thirty-on. were.
bridge permits. s44 were private pension
bills. Only Twelve We're national NEE. :
ures, and 4of, these -four We're urgent de-
%t1cicncy bills Which would have been un-
necessary had the public business bcrh
done efficiently.
Eight out OF the 100 bills is the ne-
record work for the nation as a whole
in five months. All the rest. 70S bills,
pcrtained in one way or another to per
sonal. local or. partisan interests. And
LIS the record has been so 1t continues.
In the HOUSE a flood country bill, and in
the; senate tho river and harbor bill
both more on less porcine and The latter
t~asrantly SO. have the right OF way
now to the exclusion of much more ilr-
portan: sneasui%s-Chicago Herald.
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I'M DISTRICT COURT
Stale of North sDakotA. " y !; III i
4EUuntys. Of Ramsey n sS4S n
sfSrnn1a acknowledgements Plulntitt. aHsS

Isador Mazakuhomini. Defendant.
1rlE STATE OH NORTH DAKOTA TO
THE AfsOVE NAMED DEPENDANT
the complaint Of the lIIl,.llliff IN the
above entities action Wl,lch3 NJ fledhwtth
the clerk OF said court; and ato serve =
within thirty days after the service
Of this summons pom you. exclusive u
the day Of such service, and in case OF
your failure to 50 appear and answer az
against you by default forsSsthe RELIEF
demanded in the complaint.
Dated this 18th '.Ny of. April. 1916.
M w. M. ANDERSON
s Attorney For Plaintiff,
Residence and Post OFFICE Address:
Devils Lake. North Dakota: &
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roTrcE "a cRr IroRs

IN THE MATTJ1R OF TIE ESTATE OF
II sAdolph Olson. Deceased. 5Ss
I Notice is hereby given by the under
signed l.. A. Frogner. administrator Of
the Estate of Adolph Olson. latesof the
township of Cleveland. in the County of
Ramsey M State of North akota, de-
sons having claims against, said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers. within six months after
said Administrator or at the Office OF the
Judge of the County Court in the City of
Devils Lake. in said Ramsey County.
Dated May goth, A. D. 1916. s
Administrator.
First publication on the LIST day of
june. "A. ID. 1916.
w. M. ANDERSON, n
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SHAC'IK'|'LETON z.
N6r~a~%si'2 --~sHrS=.-.
IS NARROWED
LEADER MAKES DARING 900-MILE
"TRIP IN OPEN BOAT TO GET AID.
RELIEF PARTIES PLANNED
WHEN WEATHER PERMITS
WHALING VESSELS WILL ATTEMPT
RESCUE, FOR MEN ARE THREA.
ENED By FAMINE.

London, juno IA further message
received today from Lieutenant Sir ~.
acsi Shakeltti1, antaltic explorer. whose
arrival al Port Stanley. Falkland Is
lands, was made known Yesterday.
shows that the expedition had a remark
able escape.
After meeting with almost unpre-
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BUSINESS LEADERS
FOR PREPAREDNESS

One thousand business and profession
II men. representing seventy California
cities. have enrolled for the military
training camp for civilians which opens
in Monterey. Cal, on June 10.
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We will pay cash for any clean o
rags you have. The World
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Burtscher will dry clean that suit
and make it look like new. If
The sun., 1916-02-15

\ good deal was made yesterday
OF tho activities of professional trader
or prominence who sold stocks heavily
all around tn" room, with the possible
exception Of the coppors. from tn" mo-
uent the gong sounded. Those nlo
paid any real attention naturally con-
,luded that Tho trader was being used
by important interests as IL medium
for lo,IidAtion. II is also not impOss
BILE that he was acting for himself II
was :, market N y vhch the professions
trader of the daring typ" Is apt TO he
successful. HIS mode Of operation is
tu feel for soft spots. iii the market
up ~ full as possible, cover quickly
and depend on tho general average
for h.s profits The general run ~
tho professional and srmi-profcssiontl
traders have been bcarish for some
tim" Even when thcy followed the
movement n the Coppers Il VAS with
the avuwed Intention of putting out
stock higncr NJ when tho movement
petered out ar previous movements
have done. The professional trader Tor
tho moment * convinced that prices
cannot e" up very far. To them the
market p"s,ti"n is Obvious. Stocks nave
bllI.d hard. The public is carrying
stocks. The commission houses, they
say. have borrowed up TO capacity
That II is said, means only one thing -
a big shakcout before new buying VIII
bc attracted. Arguments Of this KIND
may lie all right for tho trader who
has opportunities for moving quickly
and all wrong for tho outsider Tie
weakest feature il that they are tor
obvious. If the stock market were as
easy to read as that dealing in stocks
would tie reduced 10 an exact science,
When 1t becomes perfectly obvious to
a large number OF people that prices
can go only IN one direction the proha
bilIties are that they will do just tho
nnnnsltc.
The sun., 1916-02-15
IMPORT NOTES.

ststes Board OF rra Expert. for the com
ing season met yesterday at the. Ap.
standards. cne,ti,e MAY I. 1916. by which
me purity. quality and fitness for con
SUMPTION of All teas entering tho United
this board arc j. j ST. N.inara, Hrooklyn.
!, " y q. W""iWs%r,h of BcGstG;m., ar
Of -, r4u'.. MINI. Z Il Rogers of Ia.
coma. Wash George y Mitchell "f
h'r!eston I. the pr"scut aupervis'ng
ment. and GEORGE W Caswcl Of san Fran.
cisco. N the hrst session yestcrday Mr.
Wooiworth was chosen - chairman Of the
board. and Nj Ni;rh.l scrrc,sry. The
hoard viii teSi teas FOR the remainder ~
nc week '"r tn' purposr NJ submitting
Treasury NJ Nduo.
NEW Issues The protest bureau At
q list OF profess forwarded to IN" Board
Of United states General appraisers during
the week ended February II. 1919 Ac.
preparing '"s' cases covering tn" ClsSsi-
tcation. under the existing t,riH act. rf the
folIoHing clHss's "f merchandise: rhenyl.
enc Giiinire. 4 coal tar preparation. chi,ie.
cleaned Ninolla cream, an emo'li"ut cream
,ia,.,, naeI A an .pp,icaiion 10 the 'kn ;
from bone. ivory. g.. centrifugaj ma.
ch'nery 4sed In sugar making and ~"
pther PURPOSES. p"iais f"r bicycles. k"ls
nuts. crude drug nuts. dre-sweight tape.
COMPOSED II cotton and metal. h"mnei
cotton hedspre ads. tnyoi cd as cotton quilts ,
Turkish towels made from terry cloth
brown union crash. composed ~ cotton
and iu'r. .,Niuin.'.r arm. e. woven whole
for rupWs. huN top. 'u .r... .dlur ~ sur
fs'e coated rtr-r. dr"s- rimmiurs ar or
nlments " totiuu. s' X "r other f"unds-
dul FORM rd'trtt' u' ,ht.r ,t,ue: huN.s
w''h Y. ,Gr'I"'rd ,r rogS d c",,oT' rrio's
~" h"i n 60! sowing MA. hines. Hus u
The sun., 1916-02-15
The COppcrs.

Fhe copper shares ran true To form
and Anaconda especially So. This stock
had q wide opening and made a new
record price on heavy buying. When rhe
expected statement in regard to earnings
appeared both Anaconda and the other
coppcrs yielded to the reactionary ten
d.ucies In the general list. This reaction
somewhat cooled the enthusiasm of rhe
latest arrivals. although II did not nee
essdrily have significance. The market
Is stiil apparently IA highly professional
anair. and professional market Is
usually one In which every one wants to
do the same thing at tn" same rlme. An
exception to the general trend was Shat
tuck Arizona. which. in spite of "a sub
stantial advance during its short life on
the Big Board. held with great hrinnesS.
closing az 3?i, after going through 90
The sun., 1916-02-15
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat ERsicr-spcculato wary

Tho turnover Of wheat contracts In the
various markets was much reduced yes
terday aud " is gradually dawning upon
many in the trade that a feeling Of
caution is settling over the commission
house operators. Much is heard Of large
speculative lines Of wheat overhanging
the market, and 1t is the fear Of liqut-
dation for the prominent chicago people
that leads 10 the hesitation of outsiders
AT the same time sight Is not being lost
" the greater aggrcs,ivcncss on tho
selling side aud the resultant improved
technical position of the market. Shrewd
market Judges are of the belief that the
price tendency for the immediate future
VIII be governed 10y the extent of the ex-
port demand from day TO day and by the
development Of the new winter wheat
crop.
That spectators were reluctant about
buylng wheat was seen yesterday. when
the hulllsh export advic.s and dis
turning crop accounts excrted only
sentimental Influence. Foreign wheat
markets were strong, some of the ad-
ranrcS AT Liverpool reaching three cents
bushel over our holidays The buying
for export was placed at more than 4
miIllon bushels, including 500 900 bushels
"t Mhilitohas ON Saturday there WAS
about '.ooO,o0o bushels Of wheat sold 10
Foreigners. and on Friday l600, 600
bushels were taken. bf FRIDAYS and
saturdays export transactions approxi-
matcly l.i0O,O00 bushels represented
purchases "f durum wheat for the Greek
Government Developments in the polti
'ai situation are being vigi.antly fol
lowed. as IL is realized that any fresh
complications growing out of the armed
merchantmen discussion might leopard
ize the gram export movement
me crop dims-c nitl,vs received we're
hnt OF definite sort. vet they served 10
:. ln,.,, nl'un ~ thc trid" that bad scare
'omes snd the winter growth of the ,,i.u,
.sn hr a'ccrtan'd An authority m Te,,s
sild ih1' his section had been dana. ed
idUN 81 rcr cont and somewhat less serious
accounts N prospective abandonment Of
Niutcr wheat lands came from OU.hona
poor start of the ucv cron woult 20 4, ior-
Wy ,oMTi lnduHns farmers to market th'ir
or IN" war leaves the export outlet. rirar.
nu' u - scn'rH'ly conceded tina, srowcr.
"Ni th' receipts ~ 'h"W ~ tho near future
ar" NOR" Npt ~ lncr,tsc than decrease
,.inr rrcscr N''h" supply ~ vhcat ~ The
nl"d states t- tEpU .'} bushels a-,ips
.''n"" a N"sr a.u Tho decrease Tor tho
wcek vas t,?oo' bushel. AGAINST a Io.. OF
3.3lo No y wear Hco
Corn Lars" rorotri. ~ western roir,.
including yearly .o'Ho hu-h"i~ At Chicago.
made Tor NcfNuc-s ~ the early corn market
nv uhs'anilt! rally cnsuod .u-gc.t'rg
u'' ntlN '"'NNv" shorts and "ash corn
huN"r- had h"ou awaiting tins l,-.nr move
nrh I" cover 'h'lr commitments Nu'h of
~ corn hioN ~ = of = low -rid" and ~
~" demand Tor those des"ri''ior. = lIrii'r,i
IN, d"'''u"s of ~" o"uIs hushe' v"ro
n" mater % surprisr Farmers arc holt
~ thor hsh grad" cora rather tonActuHslN
\ u'rs'-'cnt "Nnor' demand wss phsrrveI
Yesterday ana husirss Of about aH"N bush
strong ~ r"0c'- ION 90 htsh frcleht ,sn.,. ar,i
nc .|1H u'iaN'rdGle nNtlook Tor ID" A.
The sun., 1916-02-15
l'rOsI,erit>.


ki'hdId.'n. nm y -" "t h"-'"N ~
their weekly market letter say ''roS-
perry k"'rs hi'ah'ng "u' ~ now places
from SHOES 10 suI"r. from ten cent
stores 70 t'r' '"mpain''' f'N'h 'h'
thoroughly dlS'f"d''"d express com.
pahleS Sh"" urini0'Ahhhl' 'Nldth''S or
r''ul"rdtl"h pdft'uI ulE chCnuIag
lrg development T. tn" improved demand
Tor New f'nGiand ieAu'o mahnfactur-
ing shares al advancing prices Inc
The sun., 1916-02-15

The market la Beet Sugar Shove
plain Signs of profit taking uu the news
from Washington that the measure to
retain the tariN oil Susar had been
favorahly reported. iroft taking at this
stage Is natural enough phenomenon.
But the profit taking Il! this stock has
apparently been Of special brand. II
has been selling with - Washington
source. according 10 report. To he rlaiu.
II has been rum'rcd all along that Wash
iue,on peop,e close Ia the Administrator
have taken direct and lively interest
u the last urwam movement 'u Bcet
sugar. or course this is only Street
gossip and is lacking any kind or con-
iirm,ttou
The sun., 1916-02-15
Petitions Dismissed,


MORRIS BttiSBNl' VI Judge Hand Ia
confirmed = composition of Morris Burh.
baum, butcher ~ Jll Amsterdam aNcnu.
With creditors a. - cents on tho dollal
cash.
The sun., 1916-02-15
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Prices . m on Reports Thnt Labor
Trouble Is Ending.

The sugar trade was much roliovcd Ncster
day 10y reports that the reiincrs and opera
tives had come tu an agreement over their
labor problems ~ result url'rc Wcre
hrmcr I'm thn spot uusiipu sIlcS were ~
ported of - nl1 bass uf Cuba- anuat tp opera
'ors uu tho basis Of N.st cost and ieIEht.
-u.al to isrr flr centrifugal ~, trs' dutS
pIid ihc~r we're also SALES ot 80 hi-s of
Porto r. .os anuat tu local r"uu'r at rri'cs
riIual To- I t1H Tor '"utrifu-dl ", test
Rehucd sugar was very hrm. WITH prI' 90
unrhanged ON the bass Of U.. for huo -rauu
a'ed
THO market for sVgar futur'a responded 80
tho more uptimtstI. fco'lrA no tho trade Dur
ing tho Gav there Vas ltttlc moro active Il"
maud ~ times " Offers were small trl' 90
mere distinctly urm"r. r'p-Iu. With ret sans
OF . ~ 0. poiui. Total salcs Tor IN" dsv
wore 10N tons Prices follow.
The sun., 1916-02-15

There wds trading yesterday for The
first time on the big board in luterua-
'ional Nickel new stock The last sales
on the curb were At 53i, The high
price of tho day on the Exchange VT
55ls. which Is equivalent to 22Oi. for
the old sIuo stock. The new stock will
sell eN dividend - per cent. to-day.
There is talk uf an extra dividend three
months hence. International Nickel has
long been very closely held II has
been IN fact one Of the ariStoCrstS OF
tho industrial list. with q narrow over
the counter market 1t * asserted that
tho reserve supply of tho metal carried
by the company has been practically
exhausted by the increased demand. AL
though IL hd.. u practical monopoly in
its ficld tn" company has always main
tanned most conservative policy i'm re-
gard to prices, but III view Of the pres
cnt extraordinary conditions in the
metal markets II would uo. hc surpris-
!uS 80 hear something Of rise IN this
sNU#..
The sun., 1916-02-15
Rig CONSUMPTION
BY COTTON MILLS
pccord Figures for January
Fail to Prevent Reac-
ton in Market.
THE EARLY CROP OUTLOOK

rrlr f..uishcd evidence yesterday
n, ,ac e.norh tctr.shness Of sentiment
,. declining from steady and higher
.,.,t. 20 the face of hullish figures
., the January consumption of cotton by
,r,,r.,tu m.iis The Census Bureau
,,.rs 4 '.tal of 5i2,o1J bales consumed
.y-.rg i,uutrv, against t67,ss2 bales
tr d., .4ue month last year. There
I'll, indication Of any outside interest
., cotton u.l most operators are wait
., ., gct lnc on the now seasons
screae.
IN, census Bureau, In addition to re-
.or.rs t.c January consumption. puts
20 ,a.l amount Of cotton consumed
irns 'I, first siN months of the sca-
~ ~ s.u1i.0oO bales. against -
% 600 babes last year This suggests
total consumption of atuut LOCO. 900
les 40 ,Ncess OF last Year. The amount
- lr,crs consumed during January ie
rsced 40 $4,000 bales. against $4,000
isies last year. The total amount Of
'n,ers consumed for the first six months
80 the season is i53.uud bales. against
,si 1Np bales last year.
Tro h,cl freight rates are operating
,ery strlus' against rev commitments
'or export The squirt OF last week. in
ct..h 200 ono h'l.- were shipped out
sainst cHr.oon bales last year liz not
ar.ii,r,d rd'citive ~ any maintained
,-,lsr. Dut.ug the last three weeks
here hes hoon practically no direct
Shipments j, sweden from this coun-
.... although exports tu Holland Rus
... S.a H Portugal and ltalv have
..r.uu'si tr about $1,000 bales.
=. Nahlmi spot firm writes - fol
~ ..-,rJ.ns tho new crop outlnuk A:
"rr,w inquiries We have recent, made
r,oue orr 'r'ords In tho business. We
earn ,.,t there is likely To- Ice a rcdlic-
,Yr 700 rno uso Of commercial fertilizers
'-.u l,~' wear of about - per cent
90 ." would Wotn fun, 20 per cent.
'.r I'I.-tHil. H- t,.t year WAS about
% r.- cent. m from that Nc.r They
'... .aN attention To- the lnW grade ~
..fHl,r .nV available. which the, sa;.
..f,'- ully 1hout - pcr cent Of the
.'s.f food contained iu tn" grade for
.... u~'l.-titt IS. prior to last wear.
10 Nog,d pn.nt out. however. that in
'N..' years farmers are using a great
ra nnr' ~ domestic fertilizer. and.
..u.t,r f..v have greatly increased
'.. ',.'i.'y of Their lands nv planting
c.t.r t.I -mi'lr crops f,r tho purpose
. ..i'rE a.' -" soil. NS a matter of
'''. '..'e he ueen e material improve
"s' per.ort,hic IN the farm lands gem
.-,... and We n'lIcy" that the improved
methods - cult walton will To- some eN-
's"' ~ l"t~t discount tho adverse fcs-
'Ir'~ ~g.r nS boil w.oNils and rcduc-
,'or n commercial fertilizers. and on
~" Whul" W" believe that Z normal