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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Register A. H. Lowry.

hac Me- ans jr to Ira Sayles. pt lots
anu :" ok = ithaca. .... ............s "a
NJ Dean 10 j Myers. lots Al and a.
n'oh. '...... ........ ........... fn0
Mlcalah Wood 10 Better Sias. pt nwi.ot
NV :. sec lei, Pine River IN
II Weed 10 VIM Oberlin. pt eis of
hW'4, sec 80, Wheeler ....... ~
banks 10 II Roop. lot :. and q blk
~ hOlcOmb add IT Louis IN
Nina Chaplin 10 Mary Ann Kim n,sl
81 NV q, see q, Bethany ~ on
/ a Bivins to- Ray &w pt NV, Of NV
- Archda ............. co.
Is 6artee 10 Helen l. Kneeland lot II
DIX ~ Newtons add. ~. Louis
hinlly r Lang 10 T Palmeter. lo, az
ana pt lot "a. Pompeii. n,
l. Baker 70 Haggard NJ Of syl5. -,
- Pine River .... ~ - ''' 40,
Gratiot County Land co I'D IN y -
Lake PIT lot ,. blk 10. Ithaca. -oo,
a > nan to b Mckinney, lot blka
Nohoons ads. Alma .............. IN
r Emsley 20 Ida Toby. pt lot L. bll,
10y 'OH' Anna .... .......... tq,o
i'achel Randolph To + VI FreShen n, 49,
OF sea, sec :. Pine River. oooo
= SIeight TO w y First ut lot H. blk
~, Middleton .... '' jim no
- Blair 10 Roy Otto. lot nm, IN
,eho"n ........ -. SO
'ssoeoca Humphrey 20 j h Resseguie lot
"'' fark place east. Alma ..o
{ Muiiiey 10 Florence r Mitchell sui
VI u" - sec -. Hamilton. ian
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-06

A little life may be sacrificed 90 a
sudden attack Of Group. If you don I
nave Dr. Thomas Electric OH an
hand for the emergency
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-06

BAD blood and indigestion are dead.
~ enemies TO good health. Burdock
BLOOD Bitters destroys them.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Wittmen= uno @aiien : Jono.
(slus Dem r&atb. @obenblatt" bon
Chicago, Su.)

(slus Dem y9atb. @ofenblatt" bon
Chicago, SUI
Ser SerpaItungsratb oes @itt.
wen- unb @aiien,S ono bes Central.
gereins belt bier am Sonntag uno
Wontag ieiner pierteliabrli6e Ser
iammlllng ab. Serr S. @. Srelinb,
Der Sefretdr bes @ittmen. uno @ai.
ien-Sono, permodte Dem gertpal.
tilngsratbe Die frel,oiee 9otidaft
mit5utbeilen, Dob Die Iitglieoer5abl
Der nelt ms &eben gerufenen &laiie
g" itGnoig 5unebme. &laiie 81"
uerlor ourh ben 500 10, 3loiie 80"
MIR 3 MitgIieoer.
nGon alaemeincm Sntereiie ltnS
w%eittragenoer 9eoeutlng mar Die
Wittbeilumg, eab Die &lage ser @itt.
fral Wtiiaer IN Soutb genb, SSn.
Diana, bon Dem 5uitGnoigen 8erifte
81 @unIten oeS Wittpen. rno @ai.
len.Sonos entldiebcn tpurbe. Sn
oieiem Sale bate Die @ittne oen
0ereln aut $1,000, Die rripriingli6e
Verliferungs.S unnne ibres peritor.
benen Wannes perflagt, wdbrenb Tie
nod Der REORGANIZATION uno neil ibr
p%eritorbener Wann Ser &laiie 81"
beigetreten mar, nlr 81 $500 be.
rebtigt lit. Ger betreifenbe Hidter
enti6ieO mls0riidli6, baB elm 0erein
Dos Ged)t babe, ipenn es baS SntereIIe
Der Witglieoer erforoere, cine Ser.
artige Neugeltaltins por5unebmen
uno er mics Die 8eihmorenen an,
cine oabin gebenoe gnti6eioung ob.
%5ugeben, Die fir ben 8ittmerls uno
@ailen Soilo bon cr0bter 8iftin.
felt lit, ipeil oaolrd anoeren 2luge.
fdaen porgebeugt miro"
gei bieier 8elegenbelt modten mir
bemerfen, baB mir Die erite Summer
Der neuen Monatsidriit oes Gereins
betitelt: .@ittipen. uno @aiien.
Sono" erbalten baben. Ger Ereis
oeriel6en lit 10 Gents per Sabr. IS
lit oieies ein borsiigliher 8riff Der
8eriualtrna bes @erbanoes. 9ie
erite Summer benefit, baB Serr
Sreuno bas Organ trefflid az be.
mleen meiB. 9asielbe lit audi fir
Hibtmitglieoer iebr p%ertbuou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Sabilaen oentid) : ameritaniider
YrieFer IN, Sabre 1904.

elf beuti6 : amerifnniid)e Trieiter
fonnen i'm Monat Se5ember ibr iii.
bernes Erieiter : SubilGllm feiern.
Iuf Sen 1. 0e5ember entiallen bie
S%ilbilden bes bohp. Serrn Sobn u.
Sertram, Yfarrer Der Ct. 8ilians.
1emeinOe al S~artioro, @is., gr5.
oio5eie Wiilpaufee, ullo bes bodyp.
Serrn Sos. Stepban ga gouIe, Hfar.
rer Der ct. Seinrid)'s. @emeinbe al
@atertopn, @is., Gr5oi6seie Mil.
pallfee.
Sim 3. 2eaembcr iino es % Sabre,
oaB bodm. &ater Sos. S. @er5, SPAR,
rer Der Ser5 Seiu 8emeinhe al
IIlentoDn, Ea., gr5bio5ele &bila.
Oelpbia, Die III. Frieitertpeibe EN-.
ping.
Softp. gater Senrp 81. 8lolter,
Giarrer Der ct. Soiepb's . @emeinoe
81 Sammono, SSnb., Sio5eie Sort
@apne, fam am IL. fem iilbprnes
Subildum feiern.
Siinf SilberiubilGen emfallen aili
Den 20. Se5enber. Die Subilare
iinO: &odm. Or. Senrp 9eder, Nfar.
rer Der ct. Soiepb'ss@ emeinoe in
Miepper, 81, Gio5eie slIton; bodJp.
Sater Sobn &oberIe, &aplun i'm ct.
MolndiuSs Seim (WaiienanItalD al
Hodalpop Enrf BEL @rooflpn q. g..
bofW. Safer SEQ. &oupert, Bfcrrer
Der glerbeiligen : @emeinoe 81
@rooflpn, q. g.; boGiu. &ater Ser.
marc &. &rlr5, Efarrer Der Siersebn
81. H~otbbelfer : @emeinoe 81
grooflpn, sc, g., ltno bodip. gater
Geo. &llOpig Snrmeier, Yfarrer Der
llnbefleften G%mpf1naniB . @eluein.
DC, Canning, Soma, Gr5oio5eie Oh.
blia,le.
Sim 81. meroen es % Sabre, oaB
bodm. Sobu g. @aoell, Yfarrer Ser
gQerbeiligen : 8emeinbe su Ct. Ye.
ters, gr5oio5eie Ct. 2ouis, II. lcdp.
Sater Sobann 3. Wafe, Efur-
rer Der llnbefl. GmpfGn9niB @e-
meinbe slt aurora, Snb.. 9ioseie
indianapolis, Die bl. Erielterneibe
enlpfineen.
"Ad multOs Amos"
vSerolo oes @laubens".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
lleber aas &eid Ses Matidrif.

IS lit elm geotenbarter 8lan'
bcnsartifel, DaB Der lebten Infunft
mierS Serrn Seiu @briiti cine furhts
bare moralii6e l%lmpGl5ung uno elm
i6redli6er &f DeS Satan 9egen
GbriltltS llno ieine Stride porangebeiI
ipirN. yGS miro ulSoann cine groBe
Srii6iul iein, oergleiden pom Ins
ionge Ser @elt nidt geDele en- lit, nod
iernerbin fem miro"
Somie bas gauge G%briitentbum IN
Der Hcrion ieines eottliden SaupteS,
lniereS @rloiers li9 c%oncentrirt. 10
miro iid oaS gan5e Intl.Gbrilten'
tbum IN jenen Setter in Der Eerion
zines Meniden concentriren, Der nit
Dem 8eiIte unb Der @utb oeS Satan
eriiilt lit, uuo bieier Wenid miro
Der Inti.GbriIt ieiu.
Gle beilige S9rift ipri6t an meb.
reren Stellen iebr FLAIR bon ieiner Gr.
ibeimtng IN Ser @elt. Siele Sta.
1bolifen, uu$ge5ei6net bur6 @iiien'
;Gnft mo SeiIiateit, Ieben Der ieiter
lleber5eugung, oaB Die groBe 9iepo-
ton, Die ieit fait Oierbunoert Sabrel
re Sra0itionen mo Snititutionen
beS Gbriitentbums 5ertriimmert. om
Guoe uuf OaS &eid bes Inti.@briit
Ii~nauSlduft.
Sebr bemerfensnertbe In5eiten
meiIen nun Oarauf bin, baB oie
Scrri6oft oeS Nnti-G6riit niGt mebr
10 pcit entfernt III, mie mon geipDhn.
lib glnlht. Ser 2iberaliSmus be.
rcitct i'm. Sen @eg, iltOem er sic
MdIien p%crfilhrt, Character mo Sc.
iinmlg herabmiiroigt ,nb obne
l(ltcrlaB on Der io5ialen gcrnit1nrng
Der Stride urbcitet.
6clGeuNe 8riinbe ipredJen ii;r hoS
&craunaheu CIR letten ltne Idperlten
Gller @eriuLrngen:
/. 9ta6oem GbriItus bel Wat.
tbdlrS "a, Die 3ei6en porausgeiagt,
Die Dem lebten Sample boralsgeben
merOen, iagt er auSbriidli6, baB bas
@noe fommen mer6e, penn Das
Gpuugelium alien 8olfern perfiinbei
lit: nGS miro bieieS Gpangelium pom
&eide in Ger gan5en @elt alien
@0Itern sum 3eugniiie gepreoiei
neroen, mo olSoann miro bas Gnoe
fommen." Nun 1T eS aber aQbe.
FAINT, oab eS foit fem @oIf aui
Gr0eu mebr gibt, Dem Dos Grange,
linn ni6t aeprebigt morben mGre
Die &erbreitung bes @laubenS bat
in ben letten adt5ig bis %neun5ie
Sabren cine punberbare Ni,soebnrnl
geDonnen. Sod elm babies Sabrs
bunoert un6 bas gpangelium BON
&eihe miro in Der gnn5en @elt allen
goIfern gepreoigt iein. @as IaBt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

llell oIten 3ollbcr llell ~ousslilben.
SSelbnoGtsfer5ert flinrmern burb Die
Seltiter, &tlrDer jai,d)sen, Srompeteil.
gelHmetter ertoit -- oft redt ul,bor.
irroattih ~ SrommeleaDirbel e6erio,
1ele Seierfoiten tperben probirt --
fpeitli es chen nift @eibnadten mGre.
ml'rbe mnn es rnertraglid finben.
8pttlob balten bieie SnItriitnente
meiltens nid)t large. Nber ioIfe
Wuiif gebort Sllm Sannenbauin, RIO
3inoer iinb, Tie gebDrt nit gum
@eibnahts5altber, II. @rpBpGterder
fuuft iifer ieinem Gnfeld)en ein
@alOboru oSer cine Srompete, neil
er meiB, mie iebr err iib altt, emit
iiber etiuos Nebnlibes geirellt got -
fpenn es audi lange her lit!
Sroblihe @eibnahten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

miro mo bleibt berriidl cs miro unO
bletbt eigeniinnia, es fennt fem 0e.
les ntl6 fein @ebot, als feline Same
nnD ietne @iinidJe, es tit bet
SG]redeu unb Die 9(oge bes eansen
Sauies, es quilt uro belditigt, tprai.
niiirt Iaes, es bat ME gelernt ieiten
@tuen 81 breGen, ME eelernt lid)
etmas 81 perla9en, jeber @ioerltano
er5iirrt es, brinet es altf, es fam
nldts ertragen, nidtS bulben, es lit
Serr I'M Sauie. Sit es Elm &nabe,
10 miro er Elm rebt unge5oge'
ner eber 8engel, nno, menn
er elmer prominenten Sumiiie ange'
bort, Die penieItens auf duBern
omerifaniifen SbIiff idallt, 10 miro
er elmer jener iuneen @entleman, Die
I'M ipateren 2eben nls nimart" iein
roaeno, INNER &ed)t baben, feinen
@ioeriprlb ertragen fonnen, oenen
iib STILES belieen mliB, Die feline Slid.
iid)t fennen fir Mnbere, beren IaeS
biencn mlB, @goiIten onrb unb
ourd). @ebe @ott, baB lie nihts
Shlinlmeres peroert, bob lire linge.
51bmte 2eiOenihait tie ntbt ouf Die
@ege bes EATERS unb bes Gerbre-
hcns fiibrt. Ter MenFr lit BON
Notltr aus iinnlif uno iippig.
@enn i'm iib ielbIt iiberlGBt, 10
folgt er ieiner Nutlr, unO bieier
@eg ii!brt 81 entieblid)er Sdlcdtig1
felt. > nie itrafbdr lit babrr DER
Seid)tiinn Ser Gltern, Die lire Sinner
nift er5ieben lino 10 idnulo iinb, Daf
lc loilo oiflnadicn llnp i'd Ielblt per-
5leben, 81 3errbilbern BON Sinoer
8ottes, 81 8arrifaturen BON Soc
tbolifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

S6nc Die Seadtnng Ser @rino'
idbe Des Gbriitentbums miro man
oltd) bie r,o g bier5ulanoe
pber i%onItpp niemals regeln nno Den
Gtmar5en Gltbe uno Srieben bringei1
f0unen. Cine enOgiiltige Soliung III
ON oIlermenigItens bas &erbrennell
unO S6inoen uub Teinigen ldlpara
ser llnbolOe. Gie driitlife Siebe
nno SanftmItb iino audi BEL Der
S0iung Der Negerfrage nod INNER
gr0Bere uno erfolgreidere Sattoren
oils 0as Morbeu unb Sengen, lelblt
bel ben piiiteiten &ergeben Der
Sarbigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Sas @ahstbmm Ses Spsialismns

melGeS BON totbolii6er Seite 10 bel
in6 porbergeingt ml,roe, lit alio
Sbotio6e. Mon bot uns pielfaf)
teIGbeIn moQen, ipenn mir NIT Den
@orten brobten: n@enn Sbr uns
nift 8eb0r iGenfen ipout uno fiir'S
fotboliif)e &ereinspeien eiutreten
mollt, Damn fommen Die So5ialiiten!"
llro bellte iinO Die So5ialiiten Oa.
Sb ober OeSbaIb cine e geiteat
miro unO fir OoS fatboliide Sereinss
mcien, 5umal fir ben &olfsperein
mebr eearbeitet perben miro, als
friiber? 9us lit natiirlid cine anbere
Sa6e!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Gbriffino lak Is @eibnad1
tuer0en!

Gbriitfinblein iein,
@ir eriiBen Old
Wit frobem SubeliGalle:
&onm bod berein,
Gs freiten iih
Sa ibon Die &inber allel
Sic lporten 9ein
90 lange idJon
Wfit 0eine1 bolben 8abet.
Sie SroB unb &lein,
Su @ottesiobn,
3u Geinem Set iol baben
Den Sternenihein
Ger beil'gen Haft,
3iino' i'm bod OH allf Gr0en!
> Gbriltfinblein,
&omm' bod gang iad)t
uno LOB es @eibnaft weroen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
aatDoIii6er aird,ensaalenSer.
Son Der Geburt Gbrilti.
Gut. 2, LA.
An nniere Ngentcn!

mir eriuGen b~iertnit ale Spfals
9teenten nnicres 9Iattes, eint8e
Sage Dot Sem 4. Sannar etnett
ppnfanoigen @eridt nit Sem ers
b~aitenen 6eloern cimsaienoen, oa
mir nit oem Sabresi6lnB oaranf
bcfeben mitfen, aae He1nnn8ett
absmiGIieBen.
@dttuussboa
Sorcns Conner,
@ei6aftsfibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Subernes SubilGnm jweier
Yrieferbri0er.

@obl faum bis fiir5lid oiirite es
porgefommen iein. baB elm Ieiblides
9riioerpaar, oaS Dem GrieIteritanoe
%angebort, 5lr ndmli6en Belt uno i'm
gleiden @%ottesbauie gemeiniam bas
iil6erne SllbilGum ieines @irfens oils
Tiarrer ein uuo berielben @emeinOe
ieitlih begeben fonnte. 9ieieS ieltene
Slid lit Den bodJip. @%ebriioern SSH.
belm unO Seinrif Soppert in Cob.
ington, &p., 81 Sbeil ~seporoen. Sie
beiben 9rieiter iino als eifrise Ser.
tbeioiger Der fatboliiherL mio audi
Der beuti6en Sade beitenS befannt
mo Sbnen entbieten Sauienoe Elm
ber3lid)es
"Ad multOs annos!w
Cpi NIT 0en Opinpn on,nif IN,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

W(. st FL.
.Sebt, bie neibepolIten Gage bes
Sohres - Die Gage pelbe Die ebel-
item, t~iefIten un0 l~iebefpIrmlten He.
sungen i'm Meni6enbersen ipahru'
fen, naben beran, uno nit linen ie.
ner !Sal,f bon Toeiie, tpelter bas
0eutihe @eibnadtsfelt 10 palObmftig
unO mGrdenbaft umilieBt. Wan
nenlt Die Seutiden bas &olf Der
SbealiIten. Woden iie es fem uno
gerabe besbulb nit 10 uuenblider
Snnigfeit uno Ser5lidfeit an ibrem
liftergeidmiidten Sannenbaume
bGngen. Md, Ser Suit, Der bon
ibm uilsgebt, Der ilnbeidreiblih Heb
lid)e Suft, Der lid ME aus Der Gr=
innerling perliert, utlb Ger nit iei-
nem 3allber nod Die Ielteiten uuo
Die MiiOeiten in bas Baraoies Der
&inobeit 5uriidfiibrt! - sd trau'
me OILS &inb mid 5uriide utb ifliittle
mein greiies Saupt = mas iud)t ibr
mid beim, ibr @ilber, Oie IGneit i'd
pergeiien eeelaubt?" llnO 10 off-
nen iif 5ur @eibnadJts5eit LIBERAL
Die Ser5en unb Die SanOe, I'm 81
erfreuen iltb 81 beeliiden, i'm eignen
Seim, in oen Seimlt1tten ser Ir-
mutb. @ie baben es Die Sonnens
finder beS Slides bod gut, Die, be.
id)irmt, bebiitet bon liebeuoen gItern,
ipeOer gtotb nod &iimmerniiie in
ibren jungen Sabren fennen lernen,
Sic ielbit als boloe, feline @eibnadts.
engel nit ibren tinblifen @aben
Idoit sic Ingeborigen erireuen unb
nit glan5enoen @ilgen an ben @eibs
nadtstiib treten fonuen, ben glterns
liebe 10 reid beoaht bot! @id)t alien
&inoern lit iolb Elm Slid bei6ieoen,
unb piele arme Miitter ieben ipeb-
mltbspoa BEN beiligen @beno beran-
naben, ilno Oas Sdidial bat es ibnen
periagt, ai,d niir cine aleinigfeit fir
lie faiifen 81 fonnen. llnO &c limo
bod alld &inber nit finOli6en @e.
iiiblen, unb ibre Sreiloe am lifter.
geihmiidten 9alime lit gepib nift
g~eringer als Die ibrer aliidliIeren
ShmeItern unb @riioer. ga belien
oenn nieber cole Srauen unb berei.
ten pielen oarben0en ainoerber5en
Elm @eibnadtsfeit inter Den eriinen
geidmiidten 3peigen bes Sanuen.
bonmes. Sic seben in oie SGuier
Der @erlaiienen uilo &ranfeu nit
2nbemitteln IN Die falten, ~perGceten
&ammern ser gntbebrung, Der Ser.
hitterlmg, nno belfen uno e%rireuen
nid)t MIR init @aben, ion6ern alld]
nit @orten Ser Wiloe mo Der 2iebe.
lno Die Serlaiienen beginner lpieoer
an boffen, nno Die Gerbitterumg
meid)t bel oen @orten, Ole Die 2iebe
eingiebt, ulo ole SbrGnen oeS Wit.
leioS IN ben Iugen eoIer Srauen
merien einen 2emantihein in Ole
ounfellten Ser5en. Ga miro IS ald
in Den Grmlibiten @obnungen bell,
un0 init beieligenOem glfforoe 5iebt
Der 3ailber bes @eibna6tSfeiteS nit
Dem Acknowledgment ,Srieoe ari
grben" in Die banfbaren @emlitber.
gam nod einise Gage, our65ogen
bon einibmeitelnbem iriiden Stu
dengerud, bonn Mar3ipmbaden uno
Dem iiiben Sannenna0elouft. 8, pie
lit bieie 3eit fr0bIid nno ielig, 10
id0n mie @eibnadten ielbit! limo
oann lit aud oaS Set ielbit GA, Inn
S,lbel uno @onne az %per6reitelL iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Die nniperiitGt Notre Dame

uuroe unl1neit BON StaotSsS uper.
intenoenten bon SnOiona beiud)t unb
mos err ba iob, muB i'm formli6 be-
geiitert baben, ipie aus ieinem lGngen
ofii5ieaen Seri6te berporeebt. 9ic
prGhtiee Gage, Die id0nen @eb1uoe
uno oas Sebripitem Der portreiiliden
@nitalt fnnOeu Den gan5en @eiiaa
oes 8eamten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

SIN ltngliif bait aus, i'm Slid
bait elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

Gel NIT Den 3pinen. aaseit in
&eineu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
@eibnadts,auber.
0on s. s.

Sci segrIBt auf's Helle,
9eutiter Ser5enstraum,
9eutif)en Sauies @eibe,
&~i6tgei6miidter 9anm!"
m 0 !, ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
fSrDblidc @eibnad)ten
Chne Die 8eaftmna ser @rllnl

=
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-16

have them fried. boiled, raw and baked
from this date up to about the first of
spared we will switch off for three or
four days on rutabaga or white turnip.
The onion: my dear, contains 80 per cent
And a hundred of SMELL" she inter
rupted.
4 do not gainsay that an onion cannot
be classed as a breath-perfumer, but what
we are to look at is the nutritive side. If
two onions, which can be prepared for
the table in five minutes, contain as much
nutiment as four SweetcakeS, taking four
or five hours to prepare, why waste time
and money on SweetcakeS? Onions Tor
breakfast will stay with you all day, while
a pear or a peach ticlkles the palate Dul
for moment. You might even pickle
bushel or so of onions, and then we could
have them in still another form. Raw
onions for breakfast. boiled onions for
MIR Perkins interrupted Mrs Perkins,
II think you are one of the meanest hus-
rs that an opinion rendered after due
deliberation and reflection?" he asked.
mo, sir. There is no need to deliberate
have to do different or there'd be a row
in the family. There are ounces and
viii YOU get me half a bushel of each?"
My dear Mrs. Perkins
Don't dear me unless you are going TO
buy the ounces and tomatoes, and do, for
heavens sake, give me square answer.
Mrs Perkins, without the dear, the
ounce contains only IL per cent of nutr1-
ment and the tomato only 2, and while at
it why not make cucumbers, which are all
water, fill the bill? 1 saw a bushel at the
grocery today for 80 cents, and with the
addition of couple of pounds of sugar
and few cloves and a pinch of cinnamon
it seems to me"
will you buy the ounces and toma-
toes?''
For reply Mr.. Perkins took out his mem
orandum book and wet his pencil on his
tongue and wrote:
''Mem-My dear Mrs. Perkins has asked
me to buy ounces and tomatoes Have
not definitely promised, but VIII call az
the grocery, and if the grocer is in, and if
the price is not too high, and if we can
make ounces and tomatoes take the place
of coal this winter, it may be well to hu-
NOR her, but nothing definite is settled at
this date "-(Copyright, 1904, by 7. G. Nc
Clure.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-16

Others may not have had the curl
osity or the time to look into the mat
ter When I decided against straw
berries felt that it was for our best
interests
But when raspberries and black
berries came along and the price got
cheap, l asked you to buy some of
them. You promised to do so, but did
you keep that promise?'
THE little book again, Mrs. Perkins.
l found under date of July 20, the fol-
lowing entry;
"Mem.-Mrs. Perkins has asked that
buy bushel of raspberries and
blackberries for winter preserves, and
have promised conditionally. If stan
dard authorities agree as to their
harmlessness then 1 buy; otherwise,
no.
There is the entry. For two days
consulted authorities and then did not
buy. While 1 learned that the nutri-
tive qualities of those two berries are
about seven per cent, and that a sailor
cast away on a desert island and fed
on nothing but rasp or blackberry jam
would live on for nearly a year, it was
the chemical side that decided me
against them.'
Don't try to make me believe they
are harmful, for I know better
I shall not Try, Mrs. Perkins. I'm
der ordinary conditions the berries are
perfectly harmless, and an infant could
eat a tub full and feel no bad effects.
There are instances however, when
they have slain whole communities.
For example, when fermentation takes
place, and a fungus growth forms on
the top of the tumbIer or can, no more
deadly poison is known to chemistry.
Alexander the Great lived just II min
utes after partaking of fermented
blackberry jam. and other cases almost
without number could be cited if
had time. I do not wish either of our
lives to end in that fashion, and there
fore I did not buy the berries
But you could have bought pears
and peaches when I asked you to- she
persisted. Mrs. Whitlaw has done up
two bushels of each, while we haven't
a single can. I suppose you are going
to tell me that you looked up the auth :
critics and found something wrong :n
their case?'
Il certainly looked up the authorities,
my dear, as a prudent man should. and
of a deleter1ous nature about peaches
and pears. On the contrary, they were
highly recommended for their nutritive
qualities. 1t was stated that one big
rare ripe peach contained more nutri-
ment than seven pumpkins of ordinary
size. Yes, all that I read and heard
impressed me very favorably with the
fruit
Then why didn't you buy some to
preserve?''
For purely economical reasons, Mrs.
Perkins. l figured it out that there
was one-half more nutriment in BUSH
ell of onions than in either pears or
peaches, while the cost is only little
more than half I stand ready to send
up the onions tomorrow"
And we are to have onions all WIN
ter in place of preserves ?''
mot all winter, my dear. That would be
asking too much OF you, perhaps. We Will
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-16
ANOTHER LABOR SAVER.
Clever, but 1t Will Not Be Welcomed
by All Men.

An ingenious German. and a profess
sor at that, has devised an apparatus
by which a person lying in bed in a
room electrically lighted can touch
button and tell what time it is with
scarcely a movement of the body.
There is a lamp that the button gov
ems, and when the latter is pressed
the lamp throws on the ceiling of the
bedroom an optical representation of
the watch lighted by electricity and
with the time correctly indicated.
OF course, this is convenience, No
man likes to get out of bed at o'clock
in the morning because he is afraid he
will be too late for the o'clock train
No man wants to tumble over his
shoes in the dark and bark his shins
against the rockers of his wife's sew
ing chair, and burn his fingers with
a stubborn match, and then discover
that his watch has stopped. 1t is ag-
gravating and conducive to strong Ian
guage. How much easier it will be
to simply reach up ready thumb and
bump the professors button.
But Just think what a tell-tale thing
this electric chronometer will prove
under certain circumstances Think
of the reveler toiling carefully up the
stairs with his shoes in his hand.
Think how he will fancy he is safe and
unobserved. Then imagine his feel
ingS when a somewhat raSpiSh voice
calls out: -Four o'clock, George.
What does this mean?" and the I'M
happy man will look up and see the
tell-tale hour-handwriting on the
wall.
will not meet with popular favor.
There is such a thing as getting too
familiar with time at untimely times.
Cleveland Plaindealer.