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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
So9er
neoiatte priier,

NebenItaaenbe priier er Netto,
portofrit tilisnbt, men selber fun faas
lense Oplaget parer, ba Ri lite fan
itafs flere til be priier.
StriD itrats. inoen 8g9erne er ubs
iolst, be ielses hurtist. 2ifen fors
andres for bpert Nr.
Magbalsne 36oreien: Stubenten.
5ortauin9. 1872 Siosr / OmFas.
NebIat fra $1.OO til 40 Gents.
gileber fra Mib~natslolens 2unb.
366 Siber / Smilag. Neb1at fra
$500 til 60c.
Minbre 5prteninger. 240 Siber |
Omilas, nebIat fra $1.20 til 4Oc.
glpebrag pg andre Sorteainger. 221
Siber / Omilus. Rebfat fra $1.20
til 4Oc.
2ipsluft. 8 5ortenineer. 236 Siz
Der / Smilag. Nebiat fra $1.20 til
SOC.
aGe be openitaaenbe fem 9eser er
at Magoelene 9boreIen, en- banlf Sor-
fatterinbe, Iom lepebe | Norse. Se ere
be melt intsresIante 5ortelinger og
Observation-Disclosures, fom er ftreben at
rogen banif &pinbe.
Jr. arsbs: Snbibibualisme og Sos
cialisme eIer bpprlebes bet DANTE
Samfunb for Eioen arbsiber. 145
Siber | Omilas. Neoiat fra SOC
g. 9eesaarb: Om Opbraselie. @n
GremitiGlins at pebcsosifsn tils
lise meb It Omribs at bens 9is
itoris. Nsbfrt fra $500 til $3.50.
Splibt inbbunben. 5 SmEag 80c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
= cutber =
School
and college,
Racine, WiS.,

aobnes ben Is. Sttp6er b. u. % bill blipe
leoet | lutberitstriftelia Inno. Sfolen
ejeS al The Lutheran High School and
College Association, en- aprporatipn,
bbis Weblemmer tilbgrer ben lutberife
airfe. Nl llnoerniSnina paa Sfplen, nieo
llnotaeelien al be lpeciele banlfe 6aq benz
bpren6e til Spjifuleafoelin9en, bliner paa
@n9elit. Stolen bar fDl9enbe gfbelin9er:
L. College Course i. al a @ar.
q. Academic Course 3
g.. Preparatory Course = l
a. Teachers Course 2
8. Business Course
6. Shorthand and Typewriting Course
al l Iar.
Z. 5anf 3siifoleaiOelins.
8. Wuiif oa Gang.
timber 0interterminen bill Der bliue en-
ipeciel Nftenitule for un9e MGnb o9 abin>
Der | Hacire, lonl arbeioer ONT 0agen.
6remoeles bill Der for @leper paa Sfolen,
lort life er ~fonfirnereoe, blibe gipet &pns
MISUNDERSTANDING, laa at be, iom
gnifer at blipe f~oniirmerebe, fan iaa 9lns
lebnino BERTH.
&ull W CoBt eIQplpe9 puu SlDleH TDr en-
file Detailing. Sfplebp9nineen er np og
t~ibSipareube | ale Senleenber, ben er fors
iDnet m1e6 Steam Heat, City Water %
~tleftriif Belbsnin9.
Wi penter mango al eber, fere unee.
Snn n9rmere SplpSnin9er % @atalpg bens
penoer nc iig til en- al unoerte9nebe.
Yrof. g. 6. NeliouL 6. 8. Senien,
n. I GfonAiuohfo Wia 112O SIP ntinh gfne
Gaeine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

ri9ti9not efter osD bar lipt ben Iamz
me Sf9bne!
9berfen bet banits 6of eler bet bans
lie 5olt bar itaaet 5abber til 5ofors
bunbet; en- anben Sag er bet, at DAM
mart, Iigeiom ale imaa Rationer, bar
9runb til at Ie meb 5ilfrebsbeb paa
ben franfzruiifte Q1iance, forbi ben
Iitrer 2~igep9gten / europa. Men ben
5glelie beler Ri DANTE 10 meb babe
8reb Billion, @reb @olu6otpifi og 9r.
prinetti!
emile 2oubet er pr9fbent for ct
2dnb, for bbilfet Ri DANTE n9rer mans
ge Spmpdtier. og ban baobe unber 1t
Opbolb peb bet rusIiffe 9eiIerbof paa
i9rlig f%remtr9benbe Madbe piit BEN
banife aongebatter i'm og Jrantrigs
9plbeit. 6dn tunbe altIad pere If
ter paa at hnbe os fanbt en- belbiuis
Wobtagelie | ben banfe t6obeblt ao.
Sg man bebsbebe life at tage fell af,
og man bar bberfen Der ener | bet belle
/ l1blanbet taget fell at 2oubets ge5bg.
Bill man enbelig babe en- ferlie @runb
til at fortlare bette 9eIeg, tan man
treitig iBge ben | be Orb, Tom preIi IL
bent 2oubet ubtdlte, ba ban tog Mfifso
fra ben banife aonge ON 8orb paa
oGasiini" og ubtalte I'm @febe oper,
at ban efter De ufOrglemmelige 0nee /
Rusluno tunbe bilie paa ,,aeiier Ti=
toGdi 2ben's 9ebItefaber"."
Gnen9elt Rst t.
Oct engelfte @erbsnsbloo Zines"
bringer ct lengere 9reb fra &ebens
bapn ON preiibent 2oubet's 8eIsg.
8labet frembeper / meget beItemte
ubtrbt, at 8eisget intet fom belIt bar
meO politit at beIti1e. 9ern9it roisr
MeObeleren ftertt Song Gbriitians
o9roi9e og imutte Sptr9ben, Der life
bar unblabt at gore ct uuofletteligt
SnOtrbt paa ben frantic Republits
prGiioent.
o5alerne peO 5rotoiten paa Qmati.
enborg bar forte, men l%lnberbolonins
gen idd meget bes libligere," i@triDer
Zines, og Der gengipes ct SrbIfifte
me1em be to Statsooerbopeber / Mn>
lebnins al, at aonsens bpje Alber pg
ungoommelige 5r!emtreoen bar toms
men paa Sale. Song gbriitian ptre@
De ba: o9r. pr9iibent, De bar 10 en-
Mober, Der o9iaa er meget CANNED, jeg
lsfter nit @las og britter benbes
Staal, ioet jeg bepibner benbe min
Sbmpati," bporpad pr9iioenten barmt
tatfebe Cams Maieit9t for bans benz
lige 5ante.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
g Or o.

Raar man paa Rejien eennem
Sjaaanb og narmer Jig Sors, bill
man altio funne Ipore en- pis uro 6os
fine Reiief9ler: be fottes ale om
9inbuet og penter meo 2aneiel paa
bet gjeblit, ba be t9tte Sfope bill dabs
ne fig og labe en- faa ct Stint at 4fdz
bemiet at ie. Gnbelig thinner ben fore,
lbie 9bgnin9 frem mellem Sreerne;
men bet er fun ct 9jeblit, faa itiules
ben after = eet lille Clint enbnu, pg
ben piier fig life mere. De rejlenbe
iette Jig igen, men itabig benger bog
gjet peb be bejlige Globe og be title,
iobniIfe Sser, Ggnen er iaa rig paa.
st imlttere, mere tppiIt banit 2anoz
fab fan man ogIaa banifelig tGnte fig.
Man fsler bet Iom en- bel life %afiluttet
8erben for fig, Stpbene fperrer al
Menneitenes llrp og 5eroen ube, og
Shorten itaar frebelig paa 8onbens
Sag oe fer fig ON, iaa lan9t ben be-
9renlebe SoriIont tiaaber ben at ie.
Sntet timber, at a0e DANTE feler fig
tiGtrufne at benne Syn og at ben lille
frebeliee gp, ben fuller me0em fine
t9tte Globe.
Sg BERTH fommer ida open | &ebet,
at Corp er en- at be 9per, Der gemmer
be fleite biitpriite Minber for os. Snbs
til UdfOemar ben StoreS 9io beftob
Sorp fun al nogle faa Iprebte 8snbers
gaarbe. Oa g%runbebe Stjalm 5bibes
Senner bet fsnere faa betenbte aloiter,
% nil pofssbe 9pen burtig. alpitret,
Der bar opfsrt / romanIf Stil, bar ops
rinbelig beboet af 8enebittinermunfe,
men fenere befolfebes bet meb giiters
cienIermunte, fom MbIalon bentebe fra
Gsrom. @eb i'm Deb teitdmenterebe
ban bet neiten belle i'm Se~brenearp, og
fnart bepebe bet fig til ct at 2anbets'
fornemite 2loitre, bpis Mbbeber jebn'
Zig bar Meblemmer at Risets &aab,
6bor be bapbe Sebe neit efter 8iIfops
perne. Gn itor Marmoriten meb Ibs
falons 9ileoe betegner bans @rep forz
an Ssjuftret I &foftertirfen, bpOr ban
bpiler bsb Siben at 9tsssr Rbg, Der
bar bsb iom Munt | &loftret.
Goruben bisfe @rabe, Der minber
os ON Danmdrts S~torbebstib, runs
mer airfen osIaa ct pdr 9rope, Der
minber os ON ben fsrgelisite Sib I
bort J%ebrelanbs Siftorie, nemlis ari>
ftoFer ben @nbens og bans Drowning
gpfemias @rabe. 0e baftes at en-
flor Sten, bbprpaa 3ongen, 0ronnins
gen og ct lille Barn er afbilbebe, ale
tire meb &rone paa 5opebet - n9ften
en- Sroni, naar man bet9nter, bpor
libt at 3ronens Magt be befab | les
penbe 2ipe! = Gnbnu to 2~onsegrabe
fer man | Sors airfe, nemlis 0albez
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
Suro.
(8. 9. Sngemann.)

Suro.
g.. 9. Sngemann.)
Sorpl 8rans at Se og Store,
title 8%loterOang,
. meo 0immelfpejl / 8obe,
2unb meb 6ugleIang,
2Grboms !6jem, 8ebrifters 9abe,
climbers . meb 5eItegrabel
bu os taloer ffsnt tiIbage
8albemarers 0age.
@rpr Der Gfemielsurt / Dale
ober 9eltens 8rbit;
fpnter 8arlig6eb | Obale;
tier Minbets Rpit =
Der meb fore 5ibers Sjale
Dur og bebe Sten ffal mele;
Der meo friife ungbomstunge
Ninbets 5u9l. ffal fjun9e.
Seen blinter, Stoben fuier.
9eilig Der | 9aar;
t9immelfpejlet milbt fig fruIer,
Hdttergalen fladr;
2erboms ittae aloIterbabe
blomftrer enb beb 6eltegrape;
Qtsels 4dnb / 4ftenitunben
fuier gennem 2unben.
8linfer 9interis pad 8ope,
flumrer Wart og 0al,
tier Sugl | msrfe Stobe,
Der er Glib | Sal:
gren0te 5ufg meb purpurpinger
Der fig fra i'm Qsfe fpinger*);
genfebt 2ip / @inter Itunben
toner gennem 2unben.
6eO bin &pit / beie Sale,
5ugl, fom ej fan bp!
ipreb meb Sang 6en ober Dale
2ibets &ernefrs!
Bring til 0age, ipm oprinbe
bore 6eie Sabres Minbe!
8ennem fjerneit BIB bu Bore
Siette Srsbrits 9Gre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

u. 6. 2arien: Satobs 9rep. Mnber
ubsape. Ill Siber. S Omi1as
zoe. gebfat til 40c.
Muieum at l1nbere. $3.50. Hebfat
til $1.60.
gor9ienius og !Sorn. Oanft 2af.s
bog for bpjere &ldsier. $40 Siber.
S%nb6unben $1.60. Nebiat til soc.
9enrit Smitb. 2erebog | @egnins
til 8rug peb Selp itubium og lnz
berbisning. soc. Hebfut til 40c,
9anit SAnonbmit. g. g.. Miiler.
@eo s. g. s. Dahl. sos 9tosr.
Rebiat fra $3.50 til 80c. Solioi
inbb. $3.50.
Or. 8. Martenien: prebifensr. 1.
Somling. 1853 Siber. S Omfrug.
Hebfat fra soc til 40c.
S6epbore Monob: &orsfetet meb
ariitus. 81 Giber. $ fofiot Oms
flag. Gebfat fra 40c til 14c.
Samtaler ON Oaaben menem 8apz
litter og 2utberaner. 48 Siber. s
Omffug. Rebiat fra 15c til 1Oc.
Mpnfter Or. S. g. nMeobeleIien at
nit 2epnet" meo portret 298
Siber i Smilas, Nebiat fra $1.80
til 40c.
2eilisbebstaler at 8iIfop $. Martenz
len 466 Siber / Omflag l1bsabe
1884. Nebiat fra 1920 til Coo.
Ginar G%briItianien. Grsten 8obil og
1enbes 8rober. 172 Siber. 5
Smflus Nebiat fra $1.00 til 40e.
RriitoHsr Sunfsn. Mmeritanffe JOr>
bOlb. Sem Goreorag: Horbmanz
bene / @merita, airtefige 5orbolb
o. I. b. 159 Siber. s OmfTas.
Hebfat fra soc til zoe.
8aftenbeuien. Regnebog for Mellen.s
tlasIer. soc. NebIat til 25c.
9. S9aubo: 0e ii 8ub. ariftelise
5orebros fra Bethesda. 244 Sic
Der / SmIlag. Nebiat fra $1.00
til 30c.
Nritmetit og Mlsebra til Stolebfus.
soc. g1ebiat til 40c.
Oant 9aanborbbog. Mnben meset
forpgsbe ubsabe. 218 fore Siber
Omi1ag. Mebfat fra 6oe. til zoe.
Or. $. Murtinien. Dosmutite Ops
l~psninser1. Mnbet Oplug. 104
fore Siber / Sm flag. Nebiat fra
coo til zoe.
Doc
Or. Mprtsn 2utber: 11blesselien at
be fpb 9%pbsialmer. 4nbet Splag.
1913 Siber / Smnag. Nebiat fra
SOC til zoe.
$. Martenisn Oogmatiife Splpss
ninser. Mnbet Splae. 104 Siber.
5 OmTag. giebfat fra 60c til zoe.
81. g. Mabfen: gr bet nbt9 Snoe
botb: Npe Soner, bet samle Msnz
neffes 0sb, 9pab tiger Striften,
Den anben Sibe, 0irteligbeber.
AZ Siber / flint OmlIas. Nebfat
fra 15c til 10c.
"Morten 2utber opfattet at Ssrenr
&irtesaaro". peb u. 2iitpb. 165,
Siber. Nebiat fra $1.00 til 20c..
MarteuIen: Den triftelise Daap,
betrastet meb 9enfpn til bet bapti<
itiIfe Spsrssmaal." NebIat fra SOC
til zoe.
u. g. MabIen. Ole. en- Tortenins.
s SmTas. Nebfat fra zoe til 1Oc.
lat til $1.2O.
til Doc.
Danish Eutb. Publ. bcuSe,.
Blair, nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
Otter &risen.

pratoriu, SUM- %. = Den brittiffe
observation-disclosures for Spb @frita,
2oro @lfreb Milner, aflagbe / Dag
Gben iom @ubernsr pber S~ransbdal.
gn flor Solteifare bar Iamlet og
bilite BAN bierteligt, mems 5ortet afs
gab adnonIdlut.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
Cprpret.

Banana, Colombia, SUM- %. =
Regeringens aanonbaabhotine er
penbt til6dge og melber, at gpen Qgua
Quite blep taget at Re9eringens Srop@
per ben 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

y Set unber ariltian ben 6ierbe pprets
teoe riboerliee Nfabemi, bpurtil Spl6ere
teitomenterebe lit 8arpni, bapbe en- al
9uerue opitiseabe 5u9l 6units til lit se9ls
m9rte, os Oct Of 5reberit ben Siette 1927
9enoprettebe Nfaoemi far bebolbt famine
Symbol / tit Segl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
aitdencr bjem.

Gape Sofpn, SUM- 90. - 2prb
ait6ener fit en- entbuiiaitiIt oFentlig
9Dloeit, bd ban tom BERTH / Dag.
9ben bar flagimpttet, 9pr9meIteren pg
9Draaoet gift / Sptog pg 5ropper bar
opitiaebe ldngs 9aberne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

80 tore Senoinger al goger fra
Sanmarf er jnIt mobtaget, beri'
blanbt er: llsiinss Wiisionsbiitorie;
5relie % SroslGre for SG9folf al
spnge, 6abricins &irfebiitoric; nDe
goser al De llnges gibliOtef; nDe
goger ira 9jemmets gibliotef;
9erggreens % garnefows &oralbo.
ger; Sibler. NDe Seitamenter, on
flere andre goger.
Danish EutFs. Publ. DouSe,
Blair, ncbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

fra fig : maaite Der blanOt bisfs imaa
0renge forbes nogle, Der bill fomme til
at tGqes blanbt 9dnmarf5 Stors
m9nb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

Collegiate, fire Aar.
Headcmie, fire Aar.
Commercial, to til tire Aar.
Normal, to til fire Aar.
music, to til fire Aar.
Manual Crdining (Husflid) tire Aar.
Hrf, tire Aar.
Domestic Economy CHushold-
ming, tire Aar.
Civil Service, ct til to Aar.
College Ball er en- fi~re-Etages
STEM og Murstens-Bygning, ZIG x69
Fod stor, med V9relser til 214 Ele-
yer. Alting err t~idssvarende -Elek-
trisk Belysning, Steamboat, god
Ventilation, Vandv9rk, Badev9rel
ser, o. S. V.
Dette err en- inkorporeret Skole, med
Ret til at give Graduenter Graderne
B.. S. og b. A.
bet ferste aarlige Katalog bliver
ferdig omkring den J5. Juni. Bull
letin Mr.. | er allerede ferdig. Send
Navn og Adresse nu.
For n9rmere Oplysninger hen
vender man sig til
H. w. Foght, A.M.,
Hutchinson, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

% andre aunamaierter. iaafsm srtfr~ 1ssuaer
amt eaHtftobs' % N~ortne1Scrnr a. ,. ubfyees
suuaft % biuist. Hebffe % fneNr mpsrteesea yhzser
Tube Coiors) % prepated canvas Heupstes.
eepininser ~uiobtases paa Tesninaer ~ aIt1ransser
- n. JENSEN,
North Main ST., Council BluffA Ia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-08

or the many form or horse stalls.
the one shown az the illustration has
perhaps the most good points. All
stan floors should be laid lengthwise
OF the stall. The boards should tx
tend the fun length OF The stall. When
badly worn they can be changed emo
for end and 10 turned over much extra
wear is obtained. soft wood. like pine
or even elm. * superior 10 oak. There
is less danger OF the horse slipping
when hc gets up.
The most Important part OF the stan
is che hay rack aud mangcr. When
the hay is thrown into . deep manSer
where the horse has free access 10 the
entire quantity he losses and mixes
II over many times TO select the most
desirable portions. often q large share
Of il is thrown from the manager 20 the
floor In the illustration the manager.
b. is only "a inches wide az the bot
tom. aud foot high. II is made from
pinch oak plank. with a strip of we'll
worn wagon tire nailed on the upper
edge.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-08

The hay rack at j. outside tile
stall. II should be two and half 90
three feet wide and eighteen inches
deep. II fodder is fed from above. tho
chute should extend mp 20 the hoor.
The wooden gratings are at least eight
inches apart SO that the horse may
easily pass I'm his head up GO the eyes
IL need be. but by making the bottom
OF the rack pitch az q sharp angle
toward the manser all litter seeds.
otc. VIII fan into she mauser. I'm this
form OF rack the horse crasps mouth
ful OF hay. pulls 60 from thc rack and
holds DO over the Manager while eating.
II is plain that all loose PARTICLES fan
into the Manager and are eaten az
leisure. The uncatcu portion in rack
is not mussed over. The feed box a.
a Is made in usua! manner. n horses
are ln The habit or throwing out the
grain. nail q strip over tie edge OF the
box. letting project inward about one
inch. By the use of a door at q The
grain Is fed without entering the stall.
The form OF stall division is import
ant and the one shown is - Is. The
shoulder at g ttoo low in engraving.
is very convenient to hang "A blanket
on OF 10 temporarily lay The brush oi
currycomb On or even parts OF harness
Tor easy cleaning 81 stable Tho foo'
boards ln rear e. sfau should gan id
the direction shown at Z. SIS thr sweep
ings are usually disposed Of at one
end OF stable. ANA are more readIl,
pushed lencthwiSc instead ~ cross
wise or a board floor T. Shook. %
Georgia. I'm the American Agriculturlsi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-08
HINTS FOR LITERARY PEOPLE
a German Publishers Rather es-
pressi~e Views

The Author. OF London. publishes
the following literary hints for the
wealthy and cultivated. which. u
saws. we're taken from a German pub
fishers Advertisements:
A gentleman does not give his
daughter n dowry OF from Eve 20 ffty
thousand pounds and forget to pro-
vide her with a bookcase.
A gentleman does not have fun
wine cellar and empty book shelves
A gentleman does lot use eau-de-
cologne and read greasy volumes from
a circulating library.
4 gentleman does rot borrow good
works which he Is In a position 10
buy.
A gentleman does not talk about the
latest literature when he Is acquainted
only with what has been said OF Il
/ bv the reviewers.
A gentleman does not cut books
with his fingers. even after having
washed his hands.
A gentleman does not possess box
OF carpenters tools. but no paper
knife.
A gentleman does not receive books
FOR review and give Thorn away or
sell them without opening them.
A gentleman does NOS make pres
-nts only % things which are entirely
without intellectual value.
A gentleman does not send 70 Iii
bookseller for a parcel OF books OF
approval. and after having read them
return them. saying that none OF then
suit him
A gentleman does not buy onl.
: slxpcnny cheap editions.
) 4 gentleman does not depend 70
- his reading upon the daily Journal
p and illustrated wecklies.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-08

The Alabama agricultural expert
mcnt station has published Bulletin
No. 120. on the velvet bean ard ihe
cowpca ~ fertilizers. In conclusion.
the writer. Professor j. T. pn-gar. rec
afirnss his statement made ia pre-
Vious bulletin
Considering pcrmanency a. efIec, as
well ss influence cn The c-op .wmet.-
ately following. the cowpea and Other
leguminous plants mus; he ranked a.
a cheaper source OF nitrogen than is
any heterogeneous material Nvhicii may
be bought ~ commercial Fertilizers.
The aim OF the cotton farmers should
he To grow such areas OF lesumrs a.
will enable him 10 dispense with the
purchase OF heterogeneous Fertilizers FOR
cotton. using To. funds thus saved o.
purchase increased amounts 90 phoS-
pilates or other necessary nOn-nitro-
geneouS fertilizers The money thar
would have been necessary to pur-
chasa one pound 90 nitrogen viii buy
about three pounds 81 nho~nhoric acid.
or of potash. which larger purchase
OF phosphate and potash VIII enable
the farmer go grow heavier crops o.
legumeS. And heavier crops OF lc
gumes trap larger amounts of oih,r
wise unavailable atmospheric nitrogen
and result ion further soil enrichment.
In the writer's opnion the mos
! promising method oi increasing ths
yield OF cotton an acre and ID. r-oh
OF cotton culture is 10y more genera
use Of legumiuou~ plants as tcr. il.ze.s
These valuable allies are ny some far
! mers utilized and appreciated nui thei
| use mleht hes Increased trcutyfoi'
with advantage To thr eurr.lt crop
TO The permanent uphuldIlS OBJ tn'
soh. ana 10 the filling o. th. farmer
pocket. II is putting thu ease ver.
mildly 10 say shat The average yiel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-08

An amusing story comes from Paris
OF the device adopted oy prominens
clubman Of wealth and position Co
form the acquaintance Of a lady We'll
known for her beauty in social and
theatrical circles. The lady was
iunching IN fashionable restaurant
IN the Bots de Bouiogne. accompanied
BY her equally weliknown poodle.
saws the London Globe. The dog was
running from table 90 table. pick.
ing up pieces and collecting morsals
from other diners and presently.
when it returned 90 its mistress, she
was astonlshed 90 see written on It's
back in red chalk. Tell your mistress
that she is simply adorable and love
her exceedingly" The gentleman
signed his name. After this formal
introduction vas no longer necessary
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-08

For vegetable growing new land n
very desirable not only because or is
freedom from foul growts
hut because such soils contain large
supply Of organic nitrogen. the mosf
necessary and expensive OF vegetable
fertilizers II Is light and porous.
Thereby enabling The tender sprouts
aztec termination so more readily push
its 'ceoic form through the earih's sur
FACE. Upon old land frequently 4
crust VIII form on the surface or the
soil become baked. thereby preventing
seed from coming up. hut no trouble
or this character Is experienced with
new ground The physical condition
90 such soils greatly encourages The
development OF those tuberous vesets-
sion underground.
These are some - the properties 81
new ground that render 4 desirable
| FOR trucking. Potatoes. both sweet
/ and Irish. VIII certainly thrive on this
soil. They viii yield well. De- sym
metrical IN FORM clear IN color and
very free from scah. The tomato b
/ another vegetable most cOugenial q,
| new ground. Upon such land il is rel
atively free from blight and less lahl
! 20 10 choled or swolhercd hy late
/ summer grass. which SD frequently ap
pears upon old land after the size o
the vines prevents cultivation. Ncithc
I should tobacco be omitted in cnumei
ating crops adapted 90 new land.
Among small fruits the strawberr
thrivcs especially well on recent
cleared land. Upon such soil it make
most satisfactory growth and frui
age. and much less labor is required
Keep the weeds and grass down. as Oh
ground is not imprognated with 10,
seed. This immunity OF new groun
compared to old land from weed an
grass infestation is 81 most importaI
factor not only in strawberry cultur
. bur in an gardening or trucking opev.
tions IF. Williams. Jr.. Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-08

An old bark has arrived ~ New Bed
ford after a voyage or seventeen
months With cargo OF oil said Co bee
worth $4,000. This brings back am
cient memories of the intrepid whalers
who cruised the seas long before kero-
sene was used for lighting and TO- luz
IRRIGATION. Some OF those vessels were
away from their home ports for two
and three years at a time But the
lcviathan OF the seas is becoming
scarce. and the petroleum wells OF the
world have displaced the huge ceta-
Cean.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-08
rmsasRasseo The CLERGYMAN
tnistsr-s Nsse.hir An Rizht Usui
sh~ M.ia Apps.reA


A distinguished Episcopal clergy
man was once called on TO ofhciate ~
a fashionable summer resort church.
and. finding oaiy n short surplice ard
40 caseock IN the vestry. vas very
much disturbed az the thought of hav.
ing 10 appear In a vesturc tat 20 TIE
frivolous would look like . white shirt
ard trousers. but a happy Inspiration
came 20 him Why not wear one OK
his wife's black petticoats7 The por-
ton that would show below the sur
plice would look exactly like the regu-
iation cassock. ard no one would ever
be TIE wiser. SO he hurTicdiy sent
one OF the ushcrs with an explanatory
note 20 his wife IN tae hotel, and In
the nick OF time the petticoat arrived.
The makCshift turned out 20 be per
feet success. and no one NJ distance
could tell that be was not wearing a
cassock. After the close OF the ser
vice he decided 10 go out TO The body
OF the church without taking OF his
robes. In order 10 greet some friencs
And be was soon the center or
group OF fashionable women. when
green Irish maid from the hotel cams
up. and Ia a loud voice said 10 him
+ Yer Reverence the nissus stint m'
Ifther her petticoat that ys DO %
wearin'. an wuz 70 walt tn yS taxi
L New York Tribune.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-08

Ps-ru-na Preventive and Cure for Colds
Mr. G. f. Given. SUSSEX ID. .tc
President of the Pastiue Boating Club.
write.
Whenever the cold weather sets ln
have for years past been Nery sure t' catch
a severe cold. which was harl CD throw
III. and which would leave after tcct-
tsr
Last winter I was advised CD trV p.
runa. and within five llfs 'he cold WAS
broken up. and in i've DAYS more ! wac y
well man. 1 recommended if to scVera' ot
my friends. and al speak tlc highest PRAISE
Cor D. There O. moth inc ttse FerwHo
Tor catarrhal AFFECTIONS. ~ q treii
utah infafffbte as "a cure. altd Z
GLADLY endorse if.''--C =. ctrcn-
a Promtnent singer saved Prom ios- "a
Nuira.