INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS Try This for Colds Farm Operating Cost ,Minnesota Legislature! Prescription Known for Results Rather than Large Quantity. Go to your druggist and Jet "Two ounces of Glycerin? and half an ounce Figured by Experts! Mix Proceedings at the Minnesota State Gapitoi for the Concentrated Pine compound. Of these with half a pint of good whisky. Shake well. Take one to two teaspoonfuis Past Week. after each meal and at bed time. Smaller doses to children according to age." Any one can prepare this at home. This is said to be the quickest cough and cold cure known to the St. Paul, March 18.—Ignoring the the contractors ire exceedingly slow medical profession. Be sure to get only: representations of the governor of the in completing it and that as a result the genuine (Globe) Concentrated Pine. the large farm in northwestern Minnesota, of crop production. The average cost Hamline.—An exhaustive analysis of Each half ounce bottle comes in a tin state, and going on record as being he is forced to go ten miles out of per hour of horse labor, 1904-1907, was 92.4 cents. the cost of producing farm products screw-top sealed case. If the druggist opposed to any kind of reapportionment is his way to get the nearest market. out of stock he will quickly get it 9.25 cents at Northfield, 8.36 cents at The cost per acre of fall plowing, as in Minnesota, based on statistics gathered from his wholesale house. Don't fool by voting down a motion to recommit This is caused by the fact that a with is Marshall, 7.32 cents at Halstad and averaged from 4,773 acres at Northfield, during the years from 1902 to uncertain mixtures. It risky. the Congdon reapportionment bridge has been torn down during the 7.46 cents on the large farm in Northwestern Rice county, is $1,256 from 5,947 1907 from five representative farms of bill to the committee for further construction of the ditch. Hustlers. Minnesota. The annual cost acres at Marshall, Lyon county, $1,141 •the state, showing there is greater amendment, the senate defeated the Senator Elwell introduced a bill to "A good turkey dinner and mince of maintaining the farm horse has been from 7,186 acres at Halstad, Norman profit for the farmer by raising corn, Congdon measure by the decisive vote make the university a health district. pie," said Simeon Ford, "always puts divided by the total number of hours county, $1.13, and from 5,363 acres on potatoes and vegetables than in the of 36 to 27. Two important bills relating to the us in a lethargic mood—makes us feel, of work in a year to obtain the cost the large farm in northwestern Minnesota, production of grains, is contained in The almost solid vote of the Democrats conservation of state minerals and in fact, like the natives of Nola per hour. 92.4 cents. the eighteenth annual report of the of the senate, aided by a Republican lands were decided upon at a meeting Chucky. The depreciation in value of all The average farm price December 1, agricultural experiment station made faction, accomplished the overturning of the house committee of public lands. "In Nola Chucky one day I said to classes of farm machinery is approximately 1902-1907, in Minnesota for barley is public by the director, Dean Albert P. of one of the most definite One authorizes the people of the state a man: 7.3 per cent annually. The annual 40 cents per bushel corn, 38.5 flax, Woods. pledges of the Republican platform. to vote on a constitutional amendment 'What is the principal occupation depreciation of the most universally 96.3 hay, $6.05 per ton oats, 29.2 The report, which covers the work The legislature is facing the possibility which would create a state land of this town?' of the college and substations at used farm machinery is as cents per bushel potatoes, 41.5 cents, of an extra session, and to department separate from the state 'Wall, boss,' the man answered, Crooks ton and Grand Rapids, contains follows: Grain binders, 7.91 per cent and wheat, 74.2 cents. avoid it Republican members of the auditor's office. The other provides yawning, 'in winter they mostly sets grain drills, 6.75 per cent corn binders, At these prices the amount of product detailed accounts of the research investigations senate are bestirring themselves for for the appointment of a legislative the east side of the house and follerl OIL 10.03 per cent corn cultivators, per acre necessary to cover the and scientific experiments the purpose of preparing a new bill commission to investigate the state the sun around to the west, and 7.25 per cent mowers, 7.8 per cent cost of producing field crops is as follows: being conducted by every department which will give some sort of fair reapportionment resources and recommend an organization in summer they sets on the west side hayrafts, 7.8 per cent, sulky plows, 8.4 Barley, 20.53 bushels corn, and division of the agricultural station and yet at the same which will conserve these resources and follers the shade around to the per cent wagons, 4.89 per cent, harrows, 27.11 bushels flaxseed, 7.78 bushels as well as the financial statement time avoid the falling of the big stick east'" to future generations. The 8.72 per cent, and harness, 6.17 hay, 0.92 ton oats, 30.46 bushels potatoes, of the department by divisions. In the which the governor has taken out for proposed bill calls attention to the value per cent. 63.51 bushels wheat, 9.78 report, which is addressed to John the first time since he went into office. of the three million acres of state EYES WOULD BURN AND STING The annual values consumed per bushels. Lind, president of the board of regents, How They Voted. land and the great mineral possibilities acre in a number of the most universally Dean Woods urges the necessity The roll-call was as follows: Nays Value of Land a Factor. of this property. It declares that "It is Just a year ago that my sister used farm machines are as •of further appropriations both for extending —Anderson, Bedford, Benson, Carpenter, the state has already received $24,000,000 When interest on the investment in came over here to us. She had the work of the institution follows: Grain binders, 18.1 cents Cashman, Clague, Coller, Cook, C. in royalties from iron mines land is considered as an item of expense, grain drills, 7.5 cents corn binders, been here only a few weeks when her and the employment of more professors F., Cooke, L. O., Dale, Donaldson, on its lands and that approximately the cost of producing wheat on 82.6 cents corn cultivators, 15.5 cents eyes began to be red, and to burn and and experts for instructional and Duea, Duxbury, Glotzbach, Handlan, $150,000,000 additional will be received $20 land is $7.18, and on land valued mowers, 20.6 cents hayrakes, 8.5 sting as if she had sand in them. investigative work. Haycraft, Klein, Lende, McGrath, in the future. at $100 the cost increased to $11.98, Then we used all of the home remedies. cents plows, 8.7 cents, and harrows, Cost of Farm Operations. Marden, Moonan, Murray, Nelson, an increase of 66.9 per cent in cost A reorganization of the state forestry, She washed her eyes with salt 1.7 cents. The term "values consumer" Odell, Olson, Peterson, Poehler, Putnam, Featured in the report of the treatise Potatoes can be produced on $50 land board is provided for in a bill includes the machinery cost items water, used hot tea to bathe them Rockne, Schaller, Stebbins, are Professors Edwin C. Parker and for $20,266, on $100 land for $29,366, introduced by the committee on forestry. of depreciation, interest on investment, with, and bandaged them over night Swanson, Thoe, Van Hoven, Weis, Thomas Cooper of the department of an increase of 9.7 per cent in cost. Under its provisions the state and repairs. The average annual acreage with tea leaves, but all to no purpose^ Works. Total, 36. agronomy, whose minute investigations Fifteen bushels of wheat, at the average board is to be made up of the director covered by each class of machinery She went to the drug store and got Ayes—Ahmann, Boyle, Cheadle, Denegre, as to the cost of farm operations farm price of 66 cents, when of the state forestry school, the dean is divided into the total cost to some salve, but she grew constantly Dunn, Elwell, Fosseen, Gunderson, •extend over five years, from 1902 to grown on the $20 land will return a of the state agricultural colleges, obtain the cost consumed per acre. worse. She was scarcely able to look Gunn, Dwinnell, Froshang, Hackney, 1907. The information was gathered net profit of 13.6 per cent and on three members to be suggested by The value in farm machinery consumed In the light. At last she decided to Hanson, Johnson, C. D. Johnson, from conditions prevailing on five $100 land will give a net loss of 2 the board of regents' of the state university go to a doctor, because she could per acre for the corn, grain and V. L., Johnston, L'Herault, Pauly, farms of the state, one near Northfield, per cent. A yield of 38.8 bushels must and four members to be recommended hay crop is as follows: Northfield, hardly work any more. The doctor Pugh, Rustad, Sageng, Saugstad, Sullivan, Rice county Marshall in Lynn county by the state forestry association, be obtained on the $100 land to yield corn, $1,748 grain, 51.7 cents hay, said it was a very severe disease, and G. H. Sullivan, J. D., Sundberg, Halstad, Norman county and a section state agricultural society, the same rate of profit as could be secured 54.8 cents Marshall, corn, $1,448, If she did not follow his orders closely Wallace, Wilson. Total, 27. farm in Stevens county. Trips were state horticultural society and the state on the cheap land with 15 bushels. she might lose her eyesight. He grain, 55.8 cents hay, 47.7 cents Halstad, With the defeat of reapportionment made to the farms and close inventories Potatoes yielding 100 bushels to game and fish commission. This made her eyes burn and applied electricity corn, $1,143 grain, 37.2 cents an important factor, tonnage tax went were kept on all expenditures the acre, and valued at 39 cents »per board is to appoint an expert as state hay, 29 cents large farm in Northwestern to them, and gave her various down to defeat in the lower house of to the end that an exact estimate was bushel on the farm, when grown on forester. The bill embodies a drastic Minnesota, grain, 27.7 cents ointments. In the two and a half or the legislature by a vote of 70 to 48. secured as to the ultimate cost of regulation in the forestry districts $50 land will return a net profit of threshing outfit, 33.5 cents hay, 20 three months that she went to the The final vote was taken after a debate •everything. This was then compared to prevent fires. The bill carries an 24.5 per cent, and a net profit of 9.6 cents. doctor, we could see very little improvement which lasted more than four hours. C. with the market prices prevailing appropriation of $150,000 a year. per cent on $100 land. A. Congdon, R. C. Dunn, L. C. Spooner, for farm products and the university Cost of Field Crops. Wheat and other grain crops grown "Then we had read so much how Albert Pfaender, J. A. A. Burnquist investigators were then afforded a St. Paul, March 21.—' on high-priced land can not compete people had been helped by Cuticura The total «ost per acre of producing and J. J. Moriarity opposed the measure basis of comparison as to the most A system of mutual industrial insurance with grain grown on cheap land, for that we thought we would try it, and a number of the staple crops of Minnesota while J. N. Johnson and Thomas profitable products on the farm. between corporations and their such crops are not adapted to intensive we cannot lie thankful enough that we is as follows, including seed, Frankson, the authors of the Mil were Entering into the investigation as employes, as provided for in a bill he culture, as are the corn, potato used it. My sister used the Cuticura labor of men and horses, twine, machinery factors governing the cost of production the only members advocating its passage. has introduced before the senate, was and onion crops, or as are forage crops Pills for purifying the blood, bathed depreciation, and land rental: The big majority of the Democratic were the following: Man labor, explained to the senate committee fed to productive milch cows near only with Cuticura Soap, and at night Corn husked from the standing stalks, members were against the bill. horse labor, values consumed in the on labor by Senator Swanson. good markets. after washing, she anointed her eyes Northfield, $11,568 Marshall, $9,662 farm machinery, seed, twine, etc., and Only five members voted for it and of The average length of the working No more can blind piggers evade very gently on the outside with the corn cut, shocked and shredded, Northfield, •the rental value of the land. these four declared that they had been day for men on the farms at Northfield, the penalty of the law by declaring Cuticura Ointment. In one week, the $15,297 corn grown thickly and Potatoes and corn were discovered pledged to its support. Eighteen Democrats southeastern Minnesota, is 8.94 the goods sold was "malt," if the action swelling was entirely gone from the siloed, Northfield, $20,627 Minnesota to be the most co-Stly in production, opposed it. Albert Pfaender, of the senate in committee of the hours, with 3.64 hours for Sunday eyes, and after a month there was no Agricultural Experiment station, $19.187 jmt their returns justified the outlay the floor leader of the minority party whole is sustained by the full senate work. At Marshall, in southwestern longer any mucus or watering of the flax seed, threshed from the windrow, expenditures as the net profit per came out unalterably opposed to the Df Minnesota, 8.66 hours for the week and by the house. Senator Hanson's eyes. She could already see better, Northfield, $10,072 Halstad, $7.272 acre worth $50 was $24.43, while in measure. He spoke for the Democratic days and 3.05 hours for Sunday, and bill prohibiting the sale of malt liquor and In six weeks she was cured." large farm in Northwestern Minnesota, those cases where fertilizers were used organization and sounded the doom of in any place except a regularly licensed at Halstad, in northwestern Minnesota, (Signed) Mrs. Julia Csepicska, 2005 $6,283 fodder corn, cut and and the potato raising was carried on the proposed law. Mr. Pfaender in saloon was recommended for 8.10 hours for the week days and Utah St., St Louis, Mo., Aug. 25, 1910. shocked in the field, Northfield, $10.733 on more intensive scale the net profit eloquent terms recalled the position passage. 2.76 hours for Sundays. The average Halstad, $8,912 hay, timothy and per acre was 54.2 per cent on an acre taken by the late Governor Johnson in length of the working day for horses As a substitute for the defeated Greatest Little Invention. clover, one cutting, Northfield, $6,185 worth $50. his veto of the bill two years ago and at Northfield, southeastern Minnesota, Cashman distance tariff bill Speaker The greatest little invention that Marshall, $5.553 Halstad, $4.567 mangels, declared that if there were no other Summary of the Report. Dunn is having prepared a list of reductions is 3.03 hours at Marshall, southwestern tas been given to the world is the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment reasons, this alone would lead him to Minnesota, 3.29 hours and at Halstad, on commodity freight rates The article concludes with a summary lucifer match. It was Invented in station, $32,682 oats, fall plowed, oppose tonnage tax. Other members northwestern Minnesota, 3.14 into southern Minnesota. of the findings of the investigators 1827. It is small, but like Portia's Northfield, $9,854 Marshall, $9,039 as W. I. Nolan and Lawrence Wisniewski The speaker's secretary, T. V. Knatvold, as follows: hours. jandle, it has shed a great light into Halstad, $7,110 large farm in Northwestern declared that the defeat of reapportionment is preparing an elaborate map For the years 1904-1907 the average the worldt It gave man mastery of Cost of Keeping Cow. Minnesota, $6,073 potatoes, turned them against the which will show the present and proposed monthly wages paid farm laborers during Eire. Before this fire had been a contrary machine production, large farm in Milch cows Minnesota were maintained measure. the eight "crop-season" months, freight rates to southern Minnesota hired man, but now It becomes Northwestern Minnesota, $26,366 intensive The house passed the bill introduced at an average annual cost per points and proposed reductions April 1 to November 30, were approximately in obedient servant. culture, $37,721 wheat, fall by Representatives R. C. Dunn, head of $40.97, exclusive of the cost of on grain and staple products from as follows: Northfield (19051907), plowing, Northfield, $9,861 Marshall, O'Neil, Webb and MacKenzie, appropriating shelter, which will range from $4 to $8. southern Minnesota points to the Twin $26.16 Marshall, $26.64 Halsted, Prolific. $8,389 Halstad, $6,977 large farm in $8,000 to experiment in reclamation The total cost was made up of the following Cities. It is anticipated the railroads $25.65, and the large farm in A census-taker while on her rounds Northwestern Minnesota, $6,056. work in northern Minnesota. items: Grain, $6.89 roughage, will voluntarily accept the proposed northwestern Minnesota, $26.77. During called at a house occupied by an The net feeding value of forage crops It provides for the reclaiming of 10 $10.28 pasture, $4.92 labor, $17,038 the months of December, January, reductions. Irish family. One of the questions per acre, as determined from statistical 40-acre tracts of state swamp lands interest on investment, $1,846. The Senator C. D. Johnson introduced a February and March the average the asked was: and feeding investigations, is and placing the reclaimed land in the average annual value of the product bill making it a misdemeanor to make monthly wage at Northfield was $15.80 "How many males have you in thia $8.69 per acre for a 2^-ton yield of from milch cows (550 in number) was market for sale. Marshall, $14.26 Halstad, $11.69, and false statements concerning the financial family?" timothy and clover, $4.79 per acre for A bill was introduced to prohibit $50.95, leaving a net value of product the large farm in northwestern Minnesota, standing of any one. At present The answer came without hesita a" 3%-ton yield of cured fodder corn saloons within one mile of the university of $9.98. $14.36. the only recourse is for the injured tion: while the net loss on ten tons to the The amount of grain fed annually on the east side of the river, or person to sue for damages. The cost of farm board per month "Three a day, mum!" acre of ensilage is 39 cents, and for a within 1,500 feet of any school building to the average cow concerning which Hunters of Goodhue county sent a for one laborer averaged for the three 2C-ton yield of mangels, $6.68. One or to have more than five saloons statistics were collected was 921 petition with about 11 feet of names years, 1905-1907, amounted to $14.36 at Encourage the Boys. dollar expended in capital afid labor in in one block on one side of a street pounds roughage, 4,973 pounds. TL« attached opposing a bill prohibiting Northfield, $12.73 at Marshall, $11.58 hay production gives a return of $2.21 When a boy presents an idea that within the patrol limits when the saloons average cow receiving these amounts at Halstad and $10.02 on the lar^e the use of automatic guns. fodder corn, $1.38 ensilage, 98 cents, Is feasible, pat him on the back and faced the other side of the of feed gave an annual milk yield of grain farm in northwestern Minnesota. The Day in the House. and mangels, 79 cents. Under conditions encourage him, and he will develop a 4,950 pounds, containing 186.49 pounds street not in the patrol limits. The average cost per acre was 47.9 J. N. Johnson introduced a bill repealing of higher land values and relatively Jove for agriculture and become the The committee on Indian affairs, of butter fat. cents at Northfield, 42.4 cents at the present law making it a higher prices for feeds than are pride of your heart in your declining Senator Olson, chairman, recommended One dollar expended in cost of maintenance Marshall, 38.6 cent? at Halstad, and felony to attempt suicide. assumed in table XXI., these relative years and will love the homes and for passage a bill pensioning all of milch cows at Northfield 33.4 cents for the large farm in northwestern Twelve o'clock saloon closing for net values or net losses would not apply. the farms that you have worked sa the participants in the Minnesota Indian gave a return of $1.34 at Marshall, Minnesota the average cost the city of Winona is asked for in hard to pay for. war of 1862. The pension law as $1.15, and at Halstad, $1.14. *of board per month on all farms was a bill presented by Representative If farming has not paid in your case it now stands gives pensions only to Individual herds show a much wider $12.65 per month and per day, 42 Cost of Potato Crop. Libera. by all means give the boy a chance difference between cost and value of those who were disabled. cents. I. T. Lee wants to know who runs to begin without your handicap. Potato production by machine methods product. One of the best dairy herds The average cash value per hour of the newspapers of Minnesota. He offered "What was good enough for me is has greater possibilities in Minnesota at Northfield gave a return of $1.41 St. Fau1, March 20.—The defense farm labor on all farms for the three a bill compelling newspapers to good enough for the boy," is a maxim for large profits per acre than for every dollar expended, and one of opened its case in the state drainage years 1905-1907, is 11.2 cents for December, print twice a year the names of its unworthy of a New England farmer. grain crops. The cost per acre of producing the poorest herds at Marshall gave a investigation. Peter E. Hanson of January, February and March, owners and stockholders. Give the boy a chance at an agricultural potatoes as determined from a return of 99 cents to the dollar. While Litchfield, former secretary of state, and 12.7 cent3 for the "crop-season" Two important bills relating to educftion and he will help you large potato farm in Clay county, Minnesota, a better market at Northfield than on was called to explain his connection months, April to November, inclusive. state lands were introduced by C. H. to stop the leaks and turn the past is $26.37, this cost including the other routes has some influence in with ditch work prior to 1904. He While wages are lower in the winter Warner. One provides for the creation and present into a brighter future. seed, labor, machinery cost, land determining the greater profit in dairying testified principally as to the Hebran months, the number of hours worked of a stan land department and rental, and the cost of labor and .materials ditch which had been declared a failure. by the laborers is much less than in in that region, more productive the other providing for the appointment A FOOD STORY to spray the crop three times He said lack of funds was to types of cows and better management •the summer—thus there is little difference of a commission to investigate Makes a Woman of 70 "One in 10,000." for blight and the potato beetle. are the chief factors. blame for the failure. between summer and winter in the state resources. The average yield per acre was 127 The committee decided to employ The average labor cost df feeding the cost per hour of farm labor. This John P. Nash's bills prohibiting The widow of one of Ohio's most .bushels, which, at 40 cents per bushel, an expert engineer to inspect all and managing three sows and 19 pigs cost is based upon the wages paid to minors from entering dance halls, saloons, distinguished newspaper editors and gives a gross income per acre of $50.80, amounted to $30.37 per year. the state ditches under controversy men plus the cost of board. or any place of public entertainment a famous leader in politics in his day, or a net profit of $24.43. The rate of The average annual labor co»i of and report before the close of the where liquor is sold was killed Cost of Farm Work-Horse. says she is 70 years old and a "stronger profit on land valued at $50 per acre is feeding and managing a flock of 48 legislative session. by the general legislation committee. woman than you will find in ten The average annual cost of maintaining 48.9 per cent. Where fertilizers and sheep amounted to $20.34. Mrs. Cuapman and J. W. Sarff, Edward thousand," and she credits her fine a farm work-horse during the more intensive methods are used the Mosher and J. E. Stuart of Aitkin Yearlings and 2-year-old cattle on The Kelley anti-tipping bill was recommended physical condition to the use of GrapeNuts: years 1904-1907 amounted to $90.40 at cost is increased to $37.72, with an increase all testified that the drainage work in pasture made an annual gain of 271.6 for indefinite postponement. Northfield, $87 at Marshall, $75.07 at in yield to 162 bushels per acre, that district is satisfactory. Mr. Stuart pounds, and calves averaged 182.7 W. F. Kunza introduced a bill creating "M^ny years ago I had a terrible Halstad and $65.23 for the large farm and at 40 cents per^ bushel give a net was empoleyed by Foley & Gleason as pounds. The cost .of production of a separate heaith district at the fall which permanently injured my In northwestern Minnesota. This cost profit of 54.2 per cent on $50 land. foreman on' ditches 86 and 66. He pasture per acre on $70 land is about state university and providing for a stomach. For years I lived on a is based jon the following items of expense: The cost per acre of fall plowing, as $4.07. testified that the earth was spongylike, board of health. univeraity preparation of corn starch and milk, Interest on investment, depreciation,, averaged from 4,773 acres at Northfield, which accounted for the filling up The average cost of feeding a farm Woman suffrage took a great leap harness depreciation, shoeing, Rice county, is $1,256 from 5.947 but it grew so repugnant to me that I of the trenches making them shallow. work horse a year was $51.39. The forward in the senate. In committee feed, labor, and miscellaneous expense. had to give it up. Then I tried, on® acres at Marshall, Lyon county, $1.141 A. C. McMullan of Marshall county, average quantity of grain fed per of the whole the woman suffrage bill The labor of the farm horse comprises after another, a dozen different kinds from 7,186 acres at Halstad, Norman who resides near ditch No. 83. testified horse was 4,686 pounds, and the average won by a vote of 26 to 16. a large proportion of the cost of cereals, but the process of digestion county, $1,133, and from 5,363 acres on that although the ditch is satisfactory amount of roughage, 6,346 pounds. gave me great pain. "It was not until I began to us# BROOM CORN IS DESTROYED. Pioneer Dies Suddenly. Robber Suspect Breaks Jail. SPAIN AND VATICAN BREAK. DUTCH FARMERS ON WAY HERE. Grape-Nuts food three years ago that Ulen.—Paul Van Vlissinger died very Walker.—Harry Colby, who was in I found relief. It has proved, with the Entire 'Available Supply Burned in suddenly while on his way from his Party Destined to Minnesota to Settle Pope and Alfonso Fail To Reach An the county jail to stand trial for robbery, dear Lord's blessing, a great boon to Charleston, III., Fire. bouse to the postoffice in the town of Agreement. escaped by securing a duplicate Among Great Northern. me. It brought me health and vigor Charleston, Illinois. The entire Hitterdal. He went into a hardware key to the. paidlock which held the such as I never expected to again enjoy, New York, N. Y. A party of available supply of broom corn in store on his way, where he expired in heavy swinging bars of one of the windows, Madrid, Spain. Hope of a compromise and in gratitude I never fail to Dutch and Belgian farmers with their the United States was destroyed by a few minutes from a severe hemorrhage and Sheriff DeLury has been in the dispute between the sound its praises." Name given bx wives and children, 261 souls in all, is a fire which swept over 11 blocks and of the luqgs. He was 70 years unable to locate his man. There was Spanish government and the Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. in New York en route to Minnesota Vatican caused a loss conservatively estimated •old and a pioneer of Clay county. ail Indian in the jail at the time, who was dispelled by King Alfonso's receipt to take up farming. They arrived on "There's a Reason." at $300,000. The buildings burned include He served as county auditor and was serving 60 days for drnnkenness, Look for it in the little book, The the steamship Kroonland. These expert of the positive refusal of the the Clover Leaf railroad depot, county commissioner several years, but he refused to, escape, and aroused Road to Wellville," to be found In pkga. agriculturists will take land somewhere pope to renew friendly relations unless tbe Big Four Freight office and storage and later was cashier of the, Moor-/ jthe. jaUer and^ informed him of tbe KTer read the alwre letter? Am* all measures affecting the Catholic along the route o£ the Great sheds, four warehouses and the one. appears fw* time to tto»e._ They bead National bank and cashier of the escape. Colby was" arraigned lit church in Spain are first submitted Northern railway. The exact loc** are geniaci tra» Mi MI elevator of Wheatley &- Linder. a Bank tice court for robbing companion. Security Stat* of Hitterdal. tion has no: been selected. to the yatican for approval. tatereet.