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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 9, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican third edition vol xxxix Mitchell South Dakota monday october 9, 1922 number 7turks Advance on Chanak new Aero Colombus re discovers America Young Pelish girl is Given Aerial treat newly arrived immigrant invited for ride by n. E. A. Tells experiences Ellis Island Surprise Unen i la Kam in Kowski gets most wonderful reception and likes America from Tho Steerage of a transatlantic liner to a High Speed Hydro air plane Hying Over new York City that was the sudden change in the travels of a Young polish immigrant upon Lier arrival in America. Miss g non cd la Keminkowski had just come from Warsaw Poland to Ellis Island when she received an invitation from Nea service to Fly or the City in an Aero Marine airways sightseeing piano. She is Tho first immigrant to gather her first impressions of America from tile air. 500 feet above Tho Woolworth building. Here they Are just As stye recorded them for Nea service her article timing translated just As she wrote it in yiddish. By g Nen la Kamin Kowski new York n. A. Oct. 0�?t Don t think Columbus himself met the wonders that i did upon arriving in America. It looks to me that America is surely a land of surprises. Before t arrived i was very scared let e right off and told me to go. Was that not Good then put before you my Surprise when there came to me an invitation to go on an air plane and Fly Over new York giving me a Chance to Fly in the air and to see from the air and to see from a great j arrested who will be held pending height the largest City in the world further investigation. The right persons under arrest Are alleged gang of eggs taken Minneapolis police make Clear sweep aided by police of other towns by associated press leased wire Minneapolis minn., oct. 9.�?six Man and two women Are under a ask suspension of Daugherty committee of 48 would Haye Mhz relieved until impeachment is heard end of policy of isolation not in sight in spite of pressure of churches and other interests u. S. Stands Pat two Duck Hunters drown when their Hunting boat upsets turks big question policy framed with no idea of present trouble Harding in awkward place by associated press leased wire Pepere Xvi. Ort. 9.�?frank Charles of Depere and Albert Phillips of Sturgeon Bay were drowned in Green Bay yesterday while Duck Hunting in a Leaky boat. A Hunter noticing their predicament when passing them returned five minus later and found the boat overturned j the bodies we Ere not recovered. Both i we Ere married and about 25 years old. J besides his widow. Charles is sur j Vived by two Small children. British make final plans to defend Straits blow up Cross roads and Bridges in neighbourhood of Beikos say reports Kel mists hold posts crimes after what police characterized As on of the most important Roundup in recent years. Three Bank robberies a murder and nume Roig other crimes of a comparatively minor nature Laid to n the operations of the eight persons my pen is too weak to write nil my feelings. But t believe you can imagine what they were when i foil you that i had never dreamed of flying in an air plane and then found myself asked to do this unexpected thing immediately upon my arrival Here. Thrilled by uni pod i did not believe my ears. But when i realized that the invitation Guendla a min Kowski getting her impressions of new York. Right. As Phe came from Ellis Island. Lack Carroll Minneapolis taken into custody in grand Forks. Ray Mcconnell alias Mac Parsons arrested in grand Forks. Ray a alias dutch Ryder taken in grand Forks. Edwin Carlson arrested in Crookston. George e. Mills arrested in Minneapolis. Was Truo i at Unco danced foe Joy. I my. Jack Carroll alias Bema there went through my a Odd Berke arrested in Minneapolis thought. Maybe there Nill be an mgalthu1 Day arrested in Minne Apo As lightning did it Coffee arrested at he end i was thrilled and accepted att a a this wonderful invitation. Flying according to Frank Brunskill. Cap sat my in an automobile and lain of min Tepolia detectives one or Rod Quot with no through half of new More of those held Are suspected of greeks prepare to hold Thrace Leonardo pol los new commander greeted Al Fusi v Adri a n Ople York. I sat in the machine and wondered How it is that in America they so receive a third class pa3-Ronkr. We came to the cd of the Hudson River. My Cousin and my girl Friend who had Rome with us from Ellis Island staved on Shore while i and my flying companions sat ourselves in a Small boat which conveyed us to the seaplane. They put on me a leather sport Cap and Gles. Into my cars they stuffed Cotton and everything was great. Connection in the following robberies the Holdup of the St. Anthony state Bank at St. Paul. September 12. The attempted robbery of the Calhoun state Bank. Minneapolis july 31. The robbery of the Pennsylvania Avenue state Bank Minneapolis August 29. Parsons has been sought by police for months in connection with the murder of Lawrence Collagen a Milwaukee Road flagman Here de i Felt the Sun shone on the water. She Felt dumb i threw my last glance to the Hank where my Cousin and my Friend awaited me. I waved them w it i in. Hand the last Good by and the machine started to clap its wings. We did not Rise right away run Rode on the water like a ship. The j plane went faster and faster and the Waves sprayed about us in millions of Beautiful drops i Felt the seaplane leave the water. Gradually hut surely it Rose higher and higher. It made me catch my breath. I remained dumb. My heart beat quickly. T lived through something such As i have never Felt he to fore. I regret i am so poor in words that i cannot give you at least a part of my sensations. The City and River grew smaller j and smaller. The biggest of ships f were looking from on High like Chil i Drens toys in the show windows. That big statue of Liberty looked like a Small person. The largest wonderful i member 31, 1921. According to Captain Brunskill. I who has directed a search for the men under arrest for months the connections with the Hank robberies was made through the finding of Bonds alleged to have been taken from the Peon Avenue Tate Bank in theft Arroll Home. The police allege that Alf of those arrested have been members of a gang. The sending of a Telegram by Carroll to his wife is. Said to have led to the arrests sunday. Of a by associated press lenses wire Adrianople. Oct. 9.�?general an Stavios Leona Dopoulos new greek commander in Eastern Thrace was greeted by the populace and soldiers As a the Liberator of Adrianople upon his arrival Here yesterday. The title a Liberator Quot arises from the fact that he was the first greek to enter Adrianople after the bulgarians and turks were driven from the City in 1918. now has returned in the midst of the extensive preparations being made to resist the turkish re occupation. At this moment it is evidence that the army has Little intention of evacuating Thrace without a struggle whatever the orders from Athens maybe and there is no doubt that Many of the officers Are looking Back for inspiration to Tho example of Gabriele do Annunzio Ai flume and general Zel Loguski at Vilna. By associated press leased wire new York. N. Y., oct. 9.�?Tho committee of 4 8 yesterday made Public a letter sent through its National executive committee to president Harding asking the suspension of attorney general Harry m. Daugherty pending tile outcome of the impeachment proceedings on charges made against him by Oscar Keller of Minnesota in the House of representatives on september la. After reviewing the charges made by mrs. Kellar the letter says we particularly refer to the act of attorney general Daugherty in halting the prosecution of the in Ite Gas and improvement company and its officials after their indictment by the Federal grand jury last March for their criminal practices in violation of the anti Trust Laws. A also we have Rei Erenee to the action of or. Haugh. In liberating from prison Francis h. Nobbe Bead of the tile Trust the letter adds a who convicted under the anti Trust Laws and released after serving one month on the pretext of the letter also refers to the Railroad injunction granted by judge Wilkerson and in closing that an Drew. Volstead of the House judiciary commute a has succeed in postponing an investigation of these until after the fal Cannon plans i to just live Uncle Joe. Home after lifetime of Public service says he rests now. New Issue of Bonds offered great Constellation astounds astronomers fails to get supper Mellon announces Sale of Hale billion 30-year Bonds it 4 1-4 per cent by associated prvs leased wire Cambridge mass. Get. 9.�?the Large magellanic Cloud a group of Star and nebulae visible from the hiding were like Little houses and Southern hemisphere which is believers whole great City resembled Many p j a sort of Little tents scattered in a Broad Field. The Sun shone and warmed the raw. Clear air. I closed my eyes and ii reamed of the air planes t say Fly it ver the City of Warsaw. They used to look so Small that i wondered How it Man could be in them. And now i myself was in an air plane where Hundred of thousands of people could look up at us. Then she came Down mall universe in itself proves to be of staggering dimensions. According to an announcement from the Harvard College Observatory. The first measurements of the distances and size of the Cloud accomplished by Harvard astronomers from photographic plates made at their peruvian station. Have established station. That it is 110,000 Light years from the Earth and that its linear diameter is suddenly i Felt that we were going about 15,000 Light years. A Light ewer. Bigger and bigger got the i year is six trillion Miles Iver and the Shore and the buildings s and the people. The seaplane wooded downward and gently came o rest on the water. The trip was ver i cannot give in words what i Felt. Only know that something will renin locked in my heart forever. My too. A new ambition was Awak Ned in me to Fly even higher into he sky and the Sun some Day in the future. Foreign veterans on Way to new Orleans meet get big wec3me by associated press leased wire new York. X. Y., oct. 9�?the i do not know yet How America French liner Lorraine bringing the ill further please me. But i feel delegates of seven european nations iat a reluctantly have i begun to for the peace conference of sex serv be this new land we hich gave me ice men to be held in new Orleans on my october 12-14. Will be met tuesday by a division of destroyers and army. Washington. Ivc. Ort. 9�?in order to place refunding operations for the Short dated debts partly on a longer term basis Secretary Mellon is offering for subscription an Issue of about $500.00 1 109 of four and one Quarter percent 30 year Treasury Bonds the first government let off Issue since the fourth Liberty loan Issue of the last month before the armistice. The new Issue As announced last night will be dated october id 1922, bearing interest from that Date payable april 15 and october 15 on a Semi annual basis. Although tire Date of maturity is october 15, 1952. The Bonds Mav be redeemed at the governments option after october 15, 1947. Besides bearer Bonds with interest upon attached in denominations of $ i of. $ 500. $1 too. $5,000. And $10000, the Issue will comprise registered Bonds in denominations of from $100 to $50,000, although applications for any amount in excess of $10,000 will be received subject to allotment. All will carry the usual tax exemption provisions. To the extent that Victory notes or Treasury certificates of the series maturing december 15. 1922. A tendered in payment. Secretary Mellon reserved a he right to allot additional Bonds above the amount of $500,000,000. By associated press encased wire Danville iu., get. 9.�?weary after a lifetime of Public service but just a trifle sorry of his decision to retire. A Uncle Joe Quot Cannon who came borne from Washington yesterday Over the same route he travelled Westward in his Mother s arms eighty two years ago. Sat Down today to consider a future in private life. His Public service is not quite and cd. For to plans to go Back to Washington in december to serve out his Twenty third term in the House of representatives. His 46 years of service there will expire on March fourth. Sitting under the autographed photos of half a Hundred famous men. With 4ais feet cocked up on his desk on on of his famous six Inch stogies drawing properly a Uncle Joe reviewed his eighty seven years of life. A and the interviewer asked. A do you regard As the outstanding achievement of a your life of what Are you most proud of Quot a my eight years As speaker of the House and Twenty years. I think it was As member and chairman of the appropriations a what will you do after next March Quot Well Quot reflectively. A i done to know. I guess i done to need to work for a Hving any More. And i can Settle Down with my family my two daughters and just is unforgettable Surprise rival Here. Of i Navy and police Reserve air planes and the police boat Hylan which will land the veterans at the Battery. I general Pershing is expected to be i among the welcomes. After a re caption at the City Hall where the to or in in Piot cecum mayor will meet the delegates of. Lei in Lak a t Ai i i jut cd Especial train will take the delegates i to Washington. Of Grid player Dies Franklin. N. H., oct. 9.�?frank nationwide Appeal for Aid for suffers by associated press loaded wire Washington d. C., get. 9.�?an it slowly wins a in his fight against typhoid feed attack industrialism is accelerated Federal report from sixty five c cities shows improved conditions Quot Asili Ukiu Iju v>., i. J of Rankin. In. Tx., Uci. peal for nationwide contribution Foj Klassa a member of the Franklin Sieve distress in the near East High school eleven died today from a rough the joint ministration of fractured Skull sustained saturday american red Cross and the near is Relief has Ben authorized by evident Harding. A committee to ise the fund headed by former master general Hays was an minced by the president yesterday dowing a conference Between or. Ays and officials of the Organiza it a saturday. Fractured Skull sustained saturday in a game with the Junior team of St. Anselmus College. Weather report South Dakota fair tonight and tuesday cooler tonight in portion. Los Angeles. Calif., Ort. 9.�?continued improvement was announced in the condition of William s. A Bill Quot Hart film Star. Who has been critically ill with typhoid fever and complications. Harts Strong Constitution and remarkable vitality have played an important Dole in his fight against Dea h and unless complications develop there is Little further danger. Of bandits foiled Wells Burg. N. D., get. 9.�? robbers armed with crowbars assaulted the Wellsburg Hank Early yesterday morning after isolating the town by cutting wires. Safe was not opened $15 in Money and Small amount in Bonds taken. By associated press leased wire Washington. C., Ort. 9�?indus it trial employment in All parts of the country has been accelerated by and. Justement of Coal and Rati strikes Al j though inadequate car and fuel sup j ply has retarded a further improvement the department of labor announced today in a Survey of reports from the principal cities. Reports from sixty five leading cities showed an increase in employ j ment during september As compared t with August while seventeen cities j reported decreases. Industries show ing increased employment were rail-1 Road repair shops tobacco and textile manufacturers Iron and Steeland their products food. Leather j number paper printing and chemical i and Allied products. Decreased employment was disclosed in liquor and beverages be hides for land transportation Metal i and products other than Iron and steel and Stone Day and Glass products. Of x vessel id rating to feet riles two inches in. Passing from fresh water to East. By Mark Sullivan National Polit real correspondent of tile Mitchell evening Republican and the new York evening Post Washington. A Ort. 9 copyright 1922 by the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York evening Post >��?1the_ facts As they stand today about the matter of american cooperation with the rest of the nations to handle world problems Are these 1 it is clearly apparent that the foreign policy of the administration has been for some months and is now the isolation policy. This policy was adopted at a time and for reasons that did not anticipate the a resent explosion at constantinople. This unexpected development has surprised and jolted the isolation policy but has not yet changed it. 2 the administration is under Strong pressure from Many of the churches tax do something Quot about the return of the Turk to Europe they thought the Turk was out of Europe forever and regarded that historic result of the War As even More Worth the Cost than the downfall of the Kaiser. To see the Turk coming bark triumphant shocks them Deply. Churches re Ress demands a do pc something Quot is till vague phrase in which the churches frequently express their demands on the administration. The sort of thing which Many of them have in mind is not possible and will not to attempted. Some of the Church people go upon the theory that our government ought to take account of the fact that the greeks Are christians. While the turks Are in the theological phrase infidels. They think our government ought to take sides based on this distinction. They try to think in terms of the crusades. To the present state of the work this cannot be done. In no state of the world ought it to be done. The government of the United states cannot look upon christians differently from non christians. Aside from this general principle it is within the knowledge of those whose business causes them to be Well informed that the actions of the greeks and the armenians when they have the Opportunity. Have i ten on occasion no less odious than those of the turks. Further than All this there is just now a condition in the moslem world we hich makes it desirable not to give islam just cause to Start a religious War. Other pressure added 3 the administration is just now under an additional wave of pressure from persons who have alway believed in some sort of world association. To take some affirmative step Riel a now looking to cooperation with the a nations of the world with a \ of preventing such explosions As 11i present one at constantinople. To this demand it is Well known. President Harding is and always has been in a general Way sympathetic. This brings us to the fourth fact. Which is that there is a Large and Strong Section of Public opinion in America which believed exactly the contrary which insists upon the policy of isolation. This isolation group May or May not be larger than the cooperative group. But whether Large in number or not. It is certainly better organized More stubbornly aggressive in its leadership and More effective politically. Objectors All Strong one of the spokesmen of ttys isolation group is senator Borah of Idaho and senator Borah is larger in Power today than at any previous time in his career. Another is senator Johnson of California and he has just been endorsed by Bis party. Another is senator Reed of Missouri and he too has just received a renomination. Another is Follette. Of Wisconsin who has just received the most sweeping endorsement of his career. Between the Cross fire from these opposing groups or. Harding is in a painful position. cannot Lead the county into any world association. Except with such a majority of support in Congress and in the country As enabled president Wilson for example to Lead us into the War. It is axiomatic that a comparatively Small group can achieve inaction. Whereas it takes a Prepend rating group to achieve action. The Way for those who believe in cooperation to achieve Success is to make themselves effective politically. Harding handicapped specifically on immediate step would be to defeat the irreconcilable a when they come up at the polls. So Long As the irreconcilable a succeed in getting endorsement from the votes the opposition to any world association must be accepted by the administration As a fixed and determining Factor in the situation. The clergymen. Who done to Quot carry their own wards Quot and done to even try to Send pleading letters to the president. But the irreconcilable senators go Home and carry their states and then a hold a pistol Quot at Harding s head. Police solve double murder mystery claim lovelorn youth arrested a mistaken identity said to have been Vause Allied delegates it my xxx. La scheduled to meet 1s-met Pasha this afternoon by associated press encased wire new Brunswick. N. A. Ort. 9.�? Clifford Hayes. 19 year old admirer j of Pearl Bahmer who found the Bod j ies of the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall j arid mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt Mills j choir Singer was arrested today and formally charged with first degree murder for the slayings. Raymond Schneider who was with the Bahmer girl who a the bodies were found was held As a material wetness. Prosecutors Beekman and Strieker of Middlesex and Somerset counties say Schneider signed a 300 word statement accusing Hayes of the crime. According to Schneider a statement the double slaying was the result of mistaken identity. had gone out with Hayes on the night of the murders. said trailing a Man we a of accompanied the Bahmer girl. See a Houpjr beneath a Cra Bapple tree he said. Hayes opened fire. Formal announcement of the arrests was made at 11 4.5 by prosecutor Strieker. Poverty causes awful tragedy father drowns three children in Bathtub and blows out own brains by associated press i cased wire Constantin pole. Oct. 9.�?the turkish nationalist troops yesterday resumed their Advance in the Dardanelles area in the direction of Banak the British stronghold according to a Eudania dispatch to the local newspapers. British entrench it was reported during the night that turkish irregulars had appeared yesterday at a Short distance from Beikos in the Hills on the Asiatic Side of the bosporus. Beikos is a suburb of constantinople eight Miles above the american naval Anchorage. The British Are entrenching around Beikos. Turkish irregulars and Small bands of guerillas and bandits which frequently form the Advance guard of a turkish army have appeared in Small villages East of constantinople. These villages include Tashker ups. Tavshan Jik. Omar i Aga and army Ali All within the suburban limits of constantinople on the Asiatic Side. The British yesterday made final preparations for defense blowing up Bridges and Cross Road. Destroyer anchors clone a British destroyer anchored sunday at Shiloh on the Black sea coast. The commander went aboard met the nationalist officer there and requested him to withdraw his forces. The Turk replied Thot he had orders to remain whereupon the British commander declared he also would remain and kept to his Anchorage close inshore. By associated press leased wire Rochester. N. A. Oct. 9.�?th� bodies of a father and his three children today Lay Side by Side in an undertaking establishment Here victims of a tray Quot Day inst night. The children leg. Jar Grace 2. And Russell. 6 months were drowned in a Bath tub at their Home by the father. William e. Wheeler who then fired a Bullet into his brain. Despondency because of inability to obtain employment was responsible for the crime a Chick said. Mrs. Wheeler discovered the bodies after she returned Home from Church. A note protruding from beneath the bathroom door told of the act of her husband and gave instructions As t a the disposition of his body and the furniture in the House. It read in part a dear Milly a it had to come at last i can see no other Way out. Pay up every Bill. That s what i did it for. In a taking the kiddies with me so you and no one else can say i left a Burden on you. If i we Ere to bang on longer it would Only be the same old mrs. Wheeler swooned after the bathroom door was broken Down by a Boarder pc he told the police that her husband appeared to be in excellent spirits when she left for Church. Tile children a Cre found clasped in each other s arms of i the Bottom of the tub which was half filled with Wrater. The father Hung Over till Edge of the tub. Still clutching the pistol from which he fired the fatal shot. % a two wives in bigamy charge fora or husband is under arrest As result of their own investigation Allied generals will meet i Saiet police today Eudania Ort. 9.�?th� Allied generals Here for attendance upon the armistice conference silent this morning in conference with the greek delegates. Tho conference with la met Pasha the turkish nationalist representative was scheduled to to resumed at 3 of clock this afternoon. The delegates met informally last night postponing formal discussions until this afternoon. General Harington. The British commander in chief received in writing an Assurance from i Smet Pasha that there would be no further Advance of the nationalist troops in the Neutral zone. Freni h an i j ans still wait instructions Eudania oct. 9.�?a new Bitch arose Over the negotiations when it was announced that the new inst actions to the French and italian delegations had not been received. The British delegation received final instructions from London and general harpy and Mombelly decided to return to constantinople for a consultation with the High commissioners there. They returned immediately to Medanat after learning that the instructions sent to general Harington by a destroyer were intended also to apply to them As the note elaborated at Paris by Premier Poincare lord Curzon and Signor lain the italian charge was a collective one. Violations of the Neutral zone in the is mid area have caused considerable uneasiness among the British delegates. When these were called to the attention of Ismet Pasha he declared that the delays in the conference had been so Long that it was difficult to hold up troop movements any further. Throughout the Early session. I mid showed impatience at the delay in ttys arrival of the Paris decisions yet general Harington in describing the Progress of the negotiations that a the decisions have Ben characterized by Harmony and a Friendly tone Quot and added. 0�? bulk of cars held in East Minnesota. Rail Board head says by associated press leased wire Chicago iu., get. 9.�?j. J. Cook 29. % chauffeur father of five children. Is under arrest on a charge of bigamy on the joint complaint of two of his alleged three wives. Cook. It is said. Married fifteen years ago and Bas five children by his first wife. Mrs. Margaret Cook of Chicago. deserted her three years ago it is alleged. A few months later he is said to have been married to mrs. Lucy Angel. 42. Of Chicago and deserted her shortly after their Haritage. Later it is claimed he married Catherine Egan. 20. Of Chicago. Cooks second wife traced him through a letter he wrote containing an address which happened to be that of his alleged first wife. The two a conference and decide a to join forces in the search for Cook. Last week they saw Cook driving a car and followed to the Home of his third wife. The next Day mrs Margaret Cook and mrs. Lucy Cook visited mrs. Catherine Cook and explained the situation. After a lengthy discussion of their matrimonial troubles the first two wives left and notified the police. Corn crop Cut 21 million by. In september Feder Al statistics show condition of All crops Tom pared with month ago by associated Presa leased wire Washington. Cort. 9.�?with the harvesting of in my crops completed and in full swing for other crops the department of agriculture in its october report issued today. Announced the preliminary production figures of a number of crops and forecasts of production for other crops based on their condition october. This year s production of the various crops int Hoti Sands of bushels except where noted i was announced As follows crop get. I i w wheat 541,809 541,809 s. Wheat 268,31 4 277,000 All what. 810.123 818.000 Corn 2,853399 2.875.000 3.080,372 stats 1.229.774 1.255,000 7,00 too i 94,000 1921 up. 537,032 207,861 794 8�3 of anti vice crusade to clean Rock Island by associated press leased wire St. Paul. Minn., oct. 9.�?although a astern railroads have a surplus number of Box cars on their lines carriers operating in Minnesota and other Northwest Points Are unable to obtain enough equipment to move Minnesota a perishable products and As a result potato growers of this state stand to lose millions of dollars o. P. B. Jacobson chairman state Railroad and warehouse commission. Said today. On Nineteen Eastern roads selected indiscriminately by or. Jacobson. found that they have 171.7 per cent of Box cars on their tracks wide railroads operating in this state report but from to to 7 5 per cent of their equipment on their trackage in mid. By associated press leased wire Rock Island. 111., oct. 9.-�?As a result of Rock islands second slaying in the last 36 hours plans for an anti i View crusade were being formulated today. The latest slaying that of James Bowen negro who was said to have been shot in a gamblers quarrel j following the killing Friday of John Looney jr., received attention in the churches yesterday. A coroners inquest hearing was scheduled for today but May be postponed pending the outcome of an investigation being made by the states attorney. Barley 196.431 Rye 79,623 Bucko it. 14.951 potatoes 433.951 s. Potato ins.49� flaxseed 11.725 Rice 39.159 Toh. Lbs 1355,456 peaches 56,125 apply a 293,667 Hay tame 92.888 Hay wild 15 850 sugar bus 5.070 Grain org 93.840 pea nuts Beans 7�ts i 3.013 79,623 i 3.560 4 38.000 i 08.000 11.700 38,800 1,353, 55.600 207.000 92 886 i >8 50 5.260 96,000 691 too 12,500 151,181 57.918 i 4 979 346823 98.660 8.112 36,515 1.075.418 32.73$ 98,0$t 81.567 15.23$ 7.783 115.116 81 6.461 9.11$ the condition of the various fro a on october i. With comparative figures for september i this year. October i last year and the october i ten year average follow crop Ort. I sept. I get. I 21 to it has been asserted that spiders possess a sensitiveness to musical Corn 78-4 Bucht. 83.3 w Potat 77 3 s Potat 79.0 flaxseed 82 6 Rice 85 3 tobacco 78 9 sir. Its. 85.1 or Szu in 78 6 85.7 79.9 82 4 82 6 85.5 76.2 88.6 a. 84 8 87.4 66 5 77,6 66 8 84 6 75 6 sd.3 $3.6 aver. 77.1 79 9 73 $ 81.6 71.1 85.9 81,5 $8.7 in

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