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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
SILENT ONE
SEES WILSON
PRESIDENT siAY nl2 Moot f.a.a'.
IAG WITH COLONEL HOUSE 20
SEND Htsf ABROAD.
HIS VISIT IS SIGNIFICANT
Possibility OF Break With Germany
Mentioned in Connection With
Colonel Houses Conference
With Wilson.

WASHINGTON, January i.--With
Colonel House of New York at fl,e
White House developments regarding
President Wilson'S note to hclligcr-
ents are expected to take new am
gle soon.
Az usual Colonel Uouse was sill
ent. When he and President Wilson
get together on International prol,-
len@ they make the most noiseless
silence In the world.
ia official quarters there was a
tendency 10 attach unusaai si-nifi-
oance 10 Houses VISIT To the White
House. Owing to the Fact that he
yoRd the present situation lies the
possibility of ~ break with Germany
on the submarine question the presi-
dent is known to favor staying in
the peace pool rs long as there IS
any sign of success. 1t is believed
that House Is here to assist the presi-
dent in getting as u real matter of
'thc peace movement" aHd 80 deter
mine whether 10 dive deeper or get
ont altogether
II is kno,sn shat tho president is;;s
for some time wanted Ealonei House
10 20 abroad. 1t is believed this sub
!iect is being talked behind closed
doors al the White House today.
The preaiden; deferred for nearly
two hours this morning his usual
game Of golf in order tha5 he might
conte, with Colonel Hcmsc. Nothing
but Illness heretofore has post
poncd n game OF golf.
President Wilson and Col. House
today are working ON the details OF
the presidents next move in peace
ncgotiationS. I, Is expected that the
| next move will come shortly after
this government receives the full
text OF the reply 10 the presidenrs
note.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
E:NTAT|v[
SEAT CHOSEN
CAPITAL FOR NEW PROVISIONAL
#s (sSVEES SME.NT HAS ALREADY
BEEN SELECTED.
Arc APPOINTED
IytpOg9s Received in FL Paso Indi-
caste That OFFICERS Have Been
Named Bs Bandit Leader.
Recruits Cross Border.

I'll rASO, Texas, Jan. i.-Nilia
a1lhertnts are arranging Il Mexican
spspvisi0nal government to he set up
81 fllc bandit leader. according to
inf0tIsla,ion received by the United
StAfes authorities here today.
OiIicials haxe been appointed and
4 tcnfatitc se<ss Of government has
been chosen, Copies OF Iuclama-
tiOn by Villa have been obtained by
federal agents here and these arc
hcin9 translated.
HcIpoits received here today indi-
f5lfc that heavy fighting Is stiil in
p1sngxcs al Hopcasitas. thirty miles
90nfb sf chihuahua City. These re-
p0ft& tSnti to show that Villa Is
foFeins his way no,'thwar'i. Both
sltlos arc using heavy artillery and
tho loss have been heavy.
RG4ns.s OF recruiting here by rev.
sOluti0na,y bands are to ho investi-
kat0d bv the United States officials.
fu1INMins II letter from Queyefio re-
CeIRed bs local Mexican. IL was
adInittted In this letter that twenty
elght men recruited in this vicinity
SlIcccsse,i IN crossing the border be-
low El tasp and are now waiting for
orders from Villa Ia Gus the Mexican
lestss,l railway line betw cen 5oarez
nnSi Chihu1hua City, When Villa at
taeks thc latter city again.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
COMPLY WITH
ALLIED TERMS
BEIIEsED THE CENTRAL POW
ERS WILL LIST DEMANDS
AND CONCESSIONS.
IS NEAR 4 BREAK D0Nh
sserMaHy's First Peace 0ffer Made
Through Fear III a social AMI
Economic fsreaksluwn--If&~
ply to America Ready.

LONDON, Jan. I.-t.reatest inter-
est has been aroused M reports re-
esised In switzerland that Germany
will make u reply IT, the aiiis.>' re-
fusaI III her peace effsr, listing He
ssaansis and concessions.
Reports Of this nature have been
received at Isu.ano, Switzerland.
News also came ffsIn Rome that
the Gofsiere Deiticino had am
naGncsd it, receipt III Information
si,at Germany il preparing . counter
reply which will he ssless ismhigu-
aus rs 10 conditions of peace and
permitting first point contact in
peace progress. I
These reports strengthened the be-
lief recorded In dispatches yesterday
that ternams Is nea of, the brink
OF Il social and economic breakdown
and that the peace prsifer came thrn
absolute neeessits. Another theofy
that found sunpesrt was that Anat,sss-
sader sseraissss conference with
Chancellor Won nethanann. Haisse$
yesterday Was in connection with am
ether German eonmanieatiass.
afae reply to President Wilson'S
peace note Is receiving its final 'Issi-
fishing off, and viii probably be
Forwarded 10 snasrse, nithin the
Rexf forty-eissht haurS.
the s,ssernnse ATS cana.
Srnesl srt assious san<goisi ans emf
eisni as 70 the aese'~ Iss.s ssses,ls'ss,.
which w;ss aimed sst the allies sss-
ply 10 tha German nsstss, and II Is in
tended that the latest NOTE should
eontain no word susceptible n 4
varying meaning.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
SCHOOL HOUSE
IS WRECKED
BUILDING II DEMOLISHED AND
IsMsTFs KILLED AND
INJURED.
STRIKES WITH FORCE
Fnli Details of the Result OF the
storm Have Net Been Received.
Number OF Injured Il
Unknown.
TuL SA, Okla, Jan. a
A school house near
the town Of Blocker,
Oklahoma, was destroy
en- by a cyclone this
afternoon. Fifteen Of
the children are report
ed to have been killed.
Further details of the
storm were not obtain
able.
PEOPLE WHO ARE FIGHTING WAR
SHOULD MAKE THEIR OWN PEACE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 declaring
that the people who are fighting
The war should make ghesr own
peace" and correcting Slightly re-
marks regarding Ambassador Bern.
stotff during Yesterdays speech is
the senate. senator lsotige opened
the right this afternoon against the
passage of iiitthcosl's resolution
endorsing President Wilson's peace
note to bcliigsrents;
Il have been informei," said
ledge, ''of The New York Staats
Zeitnng's quotation from Bernstorft
;l'at Germany is ready - fQllew the
light which President Wilson's :ote
set.'. said Germany was ready te
follow hint. The correspondent cN-
planned that the translation shouiu
h, it where referring to the parsal-
lei OF the heautimi light of the st4t
OF R,thlehem."
lodge then declared against en-
targiemems with European affairs.
''lhe presidents note with its
idea ot worid guarantee of peace
involves such an entangiemem in
contraventiou to the American policy
uf aIoofness." Lodge declared,
when we abandon our traditional
policy of opposing acknowledgements We
are taxing a long step and we ought
TO know where we are geins."
Lodge pointed cut that the Ger.
man reply To President Wilson
sought conferences 81 helligerents
and rejected the idea of any inme-
diate consideration Of a world peace
enforcement league.
"i.et The people Who are fighting
the war make their owu peace, :"
declared lodge with emphasis. "Tlle
neatrais are eSnee iany excluded by
ti,e German reply"
Lodge ripped into the "adminis-
tra,ion's secrecy" lie said he WAS
against American Interference with
Enropeau affairs aad eNcoriatcd the
administration for seeking blank
ct amendmeut~ to the entire negotia-
tions"
n shall resist ana attempt 10
bring the senate 10 approving biindiS
any sstan of which Na are not infutru-
ed. do not ask what the president
is doing, but f any approval OF his
action Is wanted we ought 10 know
what We ,,rc arproying."
Discussing the question of SEEM
e, Lodge turned te the press gallery
and menileuc~i stories from abroad
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
NOTE LEAK PROBE
STARTS TOMORROW
HOUSE RUfEs COMMITTEES Will.
INVESTIGATES CHARGES ot
LEAKS.
Congressman Wassd, Who ,ntrodaeest
RESOLUTION for Investigation.
VIII Ne the tirst
Nitaess

WASHINGTON. January 1 The
by the house rules con-
mittee on the presidents note leak
charges viii start tomorrow, Con-
gressasan Wood will he The flrst Wit
aess, the committee announced to-
day,
Wood introduced the origiRal reso.
luton demanding probe Of reports
TINT high administration officials or
relatives Of high Officials Ind prof
itea IN Wall street through advance
information on The presidents peace
mote 10 belllgerents.
Thos, W Lawson. who eharsesl
that seo,eeo.o .ooe WAS cleaned up ln
WAN street, will he sahpoenaea ny
wire.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
GERMANY MAY ISSUE
REBUTIAL STATEMENT
WnL CnALi.RNGE SoNtE OF Al.
LAEn sFAIFNllaNTS "a 20
CltSES OF TuE WAR.

AMSTERDAM, January A.~~Aa q
robuttal Of certain statements as ~
the wars causes and Developments
an explanatory note to neutrals is
reported 90 be undnr consideration
by the German govs rumeat at Ber-
lin Berlin is stton ly adverse 10
permitting II number claims made
In the statement by thc allies To ga
unchnlienged In The official docu-
ments.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
TEDDY HAS NOT
LOST HIS VOICE
FDRMEE PRESIDENT DELIVERS
VIOLENT ATTACK On rRsiS-i
InENT WILSON.
Rcpnhiicans ia thc Senate Mill Seek
@ The Colaneis support ig.'inst
iutlerscmcnt of Wilson'S
tcaco Note.

NEW YORK Ian. 4.-Republicans
An the senate viii seek the support Of
Colonel Roosevelt in their fight
akatnst an endorsement of President
Wilson peace note to bclligerents.
Two months silence has not re
suited III any loss OF Roosevelts
power of nvoctiYe, nor has the re-
suit of the November election
changed his unylelding antagonism
to the Wilson administration. as
shown by a statement made by the
cnl0nel attacking the peace note and
tts handling,
- fog of obscurlty. profoundly
misrhieyous, profoundly immoral,
Wickealy false, callous aud immoral
fAlsehoods. were some of the
phras eological bombshei'a With
which the former president enl5e-
1ished his attack ON Wilson,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
LOVE MESSAGES
SENT IN CODE
WHEN THE kEY MAS Riseni Err
Fn n isssrs nlvonfE SuiT
FeI.1asWfn
Heart Tlarohhins Love Messages
>kiilniils tnneeaietl bat lseY
Mas a'inaigs nts-
covered.

CHICAGO January 4 whea
Harry ] Sweet r., real estate
broker, Intercepted teieeragas TO his
wife reading Kangaroo. rabbit,
showers. bawhna, salt. ana aecord-
ling to sweets story. caught his wife
answering the sender WIEN para
disc tennis. ylaless he Vas ssyss.y
Ihea An
Yesterday he discovered the Key
Today he appeared before Judge
Thomson and was granted L divorce.
Sweet told thu judge that his wife
had given him 4 score of messages
and their code words SO he might
Iblackmail the sender The tslegranas
were sent Mrs. Sweet ufsder an as
|sumed name and signed Elliott
Houston, Texas"
Part OF the code words aud sheir
meaning rs explained hA Sweet at
the hearing ares
+kansaroo love yoa better than
IAN else
Rabbit ara lonesome ana aar
.longlug for YOU
showers-lf you Mere hut here
4 would be happy"
"BowhngI want to be your
|sweetheaft forever
Salt There isn't another sirl
like you GA earth.
~paradisel have met lay Water
loo st last ANA ] am his,n,
Teanss-i am miserable and an-
happy"
"VioietsAfter all yen are my
Ibest one"
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which Said that Count Andressy had
,leoisrtsi at Bulsapest tHst President
Misc, hslis t,csmany's peace
terms.
"rhese terms may have come To
President Nilsson In ether than the
usual channel" said isodgc, ..iie
could have had them sent secretly. AT
his discretion, hut when our CO.
operation j. invited We are entitled
To have sone Information. Ne ought
moi 90 be asked to work in the
dark
>enator lodge, republican. inter
preted President Wilson's peace note
to the belligcronts as involving dan-
gereus interference in she European
political situation.
senator lewis, democrat, held
Lodges Interpretation as unmafiaat-
ed. Lewis held that the peace note
WAS iuStitiahle mediation. These
views were aired in discussion 10
endorse President Wilson'S note.
At = O'Clock the hour for aatonat-
icaliy closing. senator Hitchcock
mo,sd tor further considerations OF
his rvsolwion, when the senate
wvaagied f~ mere than haif an
hour and then senator Heess put
an end to discussion ny starting a
marathon speech on the resolution.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04

George NJ. Anderson. United
States attorney at Boston, held a con-
ference with President Wilson at the
White House, and then began an IN
gestieatien for the department Of
iastiee into Tic hight cost Of food.
IN the course Of his waFk he decided
he would Visit Chicago, Cleveland
and Detroit fie viii report TO the
department facts on which legal ae-
fion may be based
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
THE /. e. e. niSMISSNS
GOVERNMENTS COMPLAINT

WASHINGTON. Jan, 4.--The in
,Q,s 80 commerce commission today
dismissed the complaint of the Uni
ted 'atas government against the
Southern Pacific railway and other
lines REGARDING the rates on tarpau-
lin from San Francisco to Texas
City
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
liza PREPARING TO
4 SET UP GOVERNMENT 7
80 ~<>>~ ~eSe 80 o =
\ W. c. Il. HAS YEAR TO GIT /
81 .ono, 900 AND ROCK /
tsFELLEE $500, 900.

= NEW YORK, Jan 4-The 4
= National I W G, A, has ex- I
= actly one year IN which to col 4
= leet s1,o9o,00o if it Is going 4
= to collect 100000 In cash IRON 4
= John D. Rockefeller exactly 4
= two years from today. 4
= The Y. w c, A. already has
. s741.Do0 Of the amount. The Z
= provisional gift was made by =
. Rockefeller @beeause of the in =
= terest" he takes in "the work =
= the association is doing for the
= women"
4 q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
SEW YORK COTTON MARKET
OPENED Itp \ f'IW POINTS

NEW YORK, Jan. The cotton
~ % had a quiet session today.
NTH p1iees moving IN narrow
Snsa. May was up 3 points at
1859 and July was up points ut
1857. At 2 o'clock the prices had
shifted but point or tive.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04

lesterday's Berlin wireless carried
the announcement hy the official
press bureau of an Invitation extend
ed to the presidents of the parlla-
ments af Austria. Buleara and
Turkey by the president OF the Ger
man reichstag Tor a conference in
Berlin January 10. Probably this is
the same conference mentioned above
as between foreign ministers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04

origiaal sin probably means that
there are 50 many aisferent ways OF
SHINING that there is 40 use ot be-
ing nnerisinal and repeating tha
same sin more than twice or three
tines.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
GERMAN MOTHER SUPERIOR
INTERHEO BY RuMAAIAAs
CHAHGE OF HER DETENTION RA'
RuMaNfANS MAnE BY sk.is-
MAN PRESS BUREAU.

BERLIN. Jan. "A charge that
the German Mother Superior OF the
German Home for neaeonesses at
Bucharest. more than fifty years Old
was interned by the Rumanjans and
only delivered after the occupations
of the capital. was made by the off
eial press bureau today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
GERMANY MAY MODIFY
Her PEACE TERMS
OBJECTS To TREATING
WAITS Is CRIMINALS

: BTENOs AIRES. Jan So =
: President Irigoyon il finding =
. fault with the ao-cailasi sieten- =
= ti0n house for street waits In =
, Buenns Aires on the ground =
= that children are treated there =
: toe much Ike .'ineipient Grim =
inais. Al hts order more than =
= sifty inmates nf the establish =
. Hent haze been transferred to =
. the arsenal. Where they are =
. lodged at the expense of Tho =
, government and fssl at his own. =
= He Is arranging 70 have them =
: learn trades.
{
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04

the Mexican border at Nogales
\ hospital train viii leave here
tomorrow for NogaIes 60 pick UP the
National 1aarasmen with chronic
diseases. who are ~ be removed. ta
Hot Springs. Arkansas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
GERMANY's PEACE PLANS
IN HANDS OF WILSON

AMSTERDAM, Jan,tary THE
ceio@me tosiSs zeisung has eonfisma-
esi the statement of toant sa.l.esss
yesterday that ssesmans's peace tersns
are im the bands az President Vii
Sen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
GENERAL FUNSTON IS TO
MAKE INSPECTION TRIP
TROOPS ON BoHDEH IN NEW
NENttn AND ARIZONA
To BE VISITED.

SNN ANTONIO. Texas, Jan -
General Funston viii leave tomor-
row for Nogales and Yuma ON ten
days inspection ttip. lie may cross
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
1iSSptILItD WORD
FisilEs a NEGRO

MI SAN ANGELO, Texas, Jan, 4.
Because of a misspeiled word
eharg@ against Ralph sweeney.
~ negro. were dismissed In dis
3niet coure here this week The
indictment read: Broken into
md inferred when IL should
have been entered"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-04
ONE EGG, PAS,
III MOVIE SH0N I

> Muskoeee, Okla, January 4 =
. With eggs selling al So aad ,
> SO cents a dozen. the manager ?
. OF local theatre announced =
= today that admission to his .
. performance saturday after ;
. noon would be one strictly fresh =
= egg. =
The Dickinson press., 1917-05-12
Dressed Dolls, Csc chiIdren's ParasoIs, &c

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schroeder of
Taylor autoed to Dickinson on We'd
nesday to do some shopping.
The Capital Hill Club is being
tertained today (Friday) by Mrs. J.
J. Sweeney on Second Avenue West.
I. T. Vaagen of north of Taylor is
a patient at the local hospital with
a bad case Of blood-poisoning, his foot
being infected.
E. H. Knapp was in Bismarck the
latter part Of the week on matters
pertaining to his business, which is
rapidly growing.
John Orchard left for Wibaux,
Mont, the latter part Of the week to
deliver the annual address on Thurs
day evening to the high school grad
uating class at that point.
The Dickinson press., 1917-05-12

F. C. Angliss is improving his resi-
dence on Third Avenue West, with a
modern cement basement.
MI. and Mrs. W. A. Hobson and
their nephew, r. Hume, were down
from Belfeld on Saturday to do some
shopping.
Editor and Mrs. Gerald P. Nye of
Fryburg are the proud parents Of a
nine pound baby girl, who arrived at
their home on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Reuben Lyon is hostess this
(Friday) afternoon at a 1 o'clock
luncheon to a number of ladies. In
vltatiens are also out for a luncheon
at her home tomorrow.
TMrs. Il. j. Gruschus returned to
her home from St. Joseph's hospital
on Tuesday. Mrs. Gruschus was in
the hospital for three weeks and is
now fast gaining recovery.
Mrs. Kate Ryan was most pleas
antly surprised at her home on Tues
day night by about twelve old timers,
who gathered for a social evening.
The time was passed at cards. A fine
luncn was Ser!f4i '.- -
marriage. licenses we're, issued the
past week by Judge Fred. Masar to
John v: ,Vojaeeh and, Miss Clara
Woke, Of Fairfield on Monday and to
Nick Schroeder ana Miss Anna Yesch
both Of Lefor, on Wednesday.
Miss Vera, daughter of MI. and
Mrs. P. F. Berirnger, graduates on
June LIST from her course in music at
Oak Hall, st. Paul, Mrs. Berringe1
and daughter, Miss Hazel, are plann-
ing on going down for the occasion.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Long returned
on Tuesday afternoon from Minneapo-
lis, where the doctor took up a post
graduate course for several weeks
They also spent a week visiting the
doctors folks ct Elysian, MINI. They
were gone six weeks in all.
Miss Evadna Pugh has completed
her commercial course which she has
been taking up in Alpena, Mich, the
past winter. She will remain in
Alpena with her aunt for about two
weeks, before going to Cleveland to
spend the summer with another aunt
The Dickinson press., 1917-05-12

- .E.E,.- E-.L.la 80. III
Attorney and Mrs. w. r.. Burnett;
entertained the card club at their
home on Thursday evening,
Ivan Breaum, son; Of Herman:
Breaum of near Taylor. has enlisted
in Co. L of Sidney, Mont, and is now
in the training camp at Helena,
Mrs. N. Petit returned to her home
in Mandan on Wednesday, following a
visit of several weeks with friends and
relatives in Dickinson and near Rich
ardton. !
Brakeman J. E. Robinson has rented
the east half Of the Stein house, and.
expects his wife and little son to ar
rive from Minneapolis about the 10th:
of this month. His daughter Will
graduate from a Minneapolis high,
school this spring and come here after
graduation.
The Dickinson press., 1917-05-12
Mrs. O. C.. Maercklein received

Mrs. y. 4. Maerckleln receaVed
word from her husband, who is at
Wallace, Idaho, that he is just M-
operating from a severe accident,
in which several of his ribs were
crushed. 1t is understood that
while working at the mine, he lost his
foot hold, falling on some timber. He
states, however, that the injury is not
very serious.
Mrs. F. L. Roquette and daughter,
Miss Oral, Mrs. O. B. Frankenberg,
Mrs. Fred Hall and children, autoed
the first of the week to Killdeer.
when they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Davidson, former residents
of this city. From Killdeer Mrs. Hall
! and children took the train for their
home at Halliday. They were guests
here at the Frankenberg home for
about three weeks. The party found
the roads exceedingly rough.
Under the auspices of the Dickinson
Federated Club, al open air concert
will be given here on the Both OF
May, Memorial Day. Miss Elizabeth
Bradford, teacher of art and music
in the public schools, has been ap.
pointed music chairman to make plans
for the occasion. All the people OF
the city who enjoy singing, are invited
to take part in the program. All the
larger places throughout the state will
have similar concerts on that day as
it is a statewide movement that has
been taken up by the North Dakota
Federated club.
Hospital Notes: For treatment
Mrs. Matt Schooner, Werner; P. w
Joslin, Dunn Center; Geo. Wieglenda.
Gladstone; I. T. Vaagen, Taylor; Mrs
C. D. Litch, city; Mrs. Chas. Stein.
Lefor; Mrs. Delbert Hughes, Belfeld;
Mrs. +. G. Ecklund, Fryburg; Mrs. M,
j. Wetstein, Richardson; Lawrence
Haugse, Sentinel Butte; Mrs: John
Haag, city. For operations-.Mrs. Joe
Schlitter, city; Mrs. Mabel Reilly,
Richardton; Mrs. Fred Hanson
Lehigh; little Jack McKeever, city;
Jessie Richardson, city.
Anton Elberg, who operates the
Chas. Nolan farm two miles southeast
of South Heart, was a Dickinson bust
ness visitor on Thursday. Mr.. FL
berg is all through with his seeding
operations, with the exception of the
corn and potatoes. Last fall he seed
ed about 80 acres to winter, rye and
lten acres to winter wheat, both OF
which are coming along fine and
promise a splendid crop. This spring
he put in $50 acres Of wheat and IS
acres of oats, besides. caring for about
80 head of cattle owned. by himself
and MI. Nolan. He states that the
threshers left q threshing rig in the
middle Of his field last fall, and as a