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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23

legen, iff Elm qana berfebrtes Berfdbs
rem, bus rur 6dSu beitrGgt, bic Ndhs
rungsuittsl su perfnIebtefrl. 9ds
Wdf1er beiibt iGmli9 in tpeit b0berelll
MaBg als mar, eetpDbnlih an1tinfllt,
bie Rraft, biefe Gtoffe duS5ulaugeir,
eitnb finb es gerabe beren feinite Be
ifanbtbeife; fDeI1e iiriner alierf aus
essDaen tperben. Sc rrebr Elm Brufls
rlenipafIsr Sal5e entbdlt, nnb tg
giebt tdum zines, ipelhes bdDor treI
mare ~, nm 70 erDBer 1T feline Girts
ipirflngs Der mebr pber number gros
Be RaIfgebolt, ben fa|t aIle 8rnnnefs
fpaiTer befiben, trGet DaSu BET. Die
Sbters iinb gflanaenfafer bart gu ma
den. Man follte beshalb 8flan5en
alnb ssleii9 ME ldnaer i'm MaiIsr lofs
fen, als serdbe nptbtperrbig lift, I'm lie
sll reiriger. Medn6e 9dusfrauet iDtfs
fen ia du4 aus Grfdbrurg. bdB @par=
gel. Salut. Miriing II. I. NJ. dn 3urts
beit llnb @ei1rnad perlieren. pe1ttt tie
bor Der 3ubereitung nlebr, als Itls
ltmsdnsli9 notbipenbig 1T, mil Mdfs
fer bebanbelt tperben.
NaBgepprbenen Rrepp
ipieber itetf unb f6tpar5 gu mofhen:
Gegentropfen ober Muifer pflegen anf
f9ipar3en &repp nleiitens fiAtbare
sSleden 5uriidSulaFen. lin btefelbem
au bertileer,, legt man Elm Stiid dltes
fdapar3es Ssiben3eug. iintsr ben Sles
den, breitet bann ben Rrepp aiif eta
mem Si19 aus ltnb bef6ipert beniels
berl Inn i'm itraff su erbalten, an beis
BEN Gnben ntttelit zines 8rette8.
8riefhefhperers Dber berg!siden. gfnn
iiberitreiM man bic Sleden nit treis
.6em 9oarpiniel nit giDohnltder
fdtparaer Sinte, betupft parauF bic
Stellc nit eittsm ipeiden, {tbipar5er
SetbenlGpphen, Biz ite troden eetpprs
ben, lDit einige 2Dfel 8pGfals in ets
rtem Sppfe fo6enbeit Mahers duf unb
breitet ben &repp bariiber, tporduf
ale sSleden aus bet1felben berfbtpiip
ben unb Der 3repp ipieber iDie nen
erf4eint.
Mittel qegen SC o # an @ifen
unb Stabl. MeiBes Mads unb Ser
pentinDl fpirb gu elei9en Sbeiler
lei9t ertpdrmt unb aufammengemifht
,lnb bann NIT etnem @tiiddgn 2eins
tpanb duf ben @sgenitdnb dufgetrGs
gen. Sie 6liiitafeit perftopft bic pos
rem bes Gifens unb f9ibt 10 boltoms
men nor &oit. 0ur6 trdftiges Nddb
reiben bes 10 bebdnbelten @ifsns ers
bGlt baiielbe eine Dirt Bolitur.
8ei SperatiDnen m @ip
ter am 8ienenfod d tann man
NIT beiBen 8dditeinen ertpdrnen. Gs
muB ober nit 8eritanD gearbeitet
iperben. Man muB 3. 9. buruuf adys
ten, bdB man bic 8ienen nicht ettpo
aus ben, MiilterIiB nn's s5eniter lodt.
ber1 iie ridden Der Mdrme trad.
8ergiIbtes 2etnen ipdim
man in laupartHem MaTer, itahbem
es porber in faure 8uttermil9 gelegt
purbe. Die Stiide ntiiHen ie t,a1
ibrer 9rDbe gsniigenb lar9e In Der
0Q,,44a~n,;IcA I;ena,, hIa;he,1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23

8ergiIbtes 2etnen tpdim
man in lauparHem Wafer, nadbem
es porber in faure 8utternil9 gelegt
fpurbe. Die @tiide ntiiTen je na4
ibrer 9rDbe genii9enb lan9e In Der
8uttermil9 liegen bleiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23

Bur Diineunebes @arten
rafens. GafenflGGen ii1b, fura
eebalten unb in glei9nGbia faftiaem
@riin praneenb, Der prG9tieffe @ars
ten16mud. Gifpen tpirflicb quten @arz
tenralen dber fam mon nur, nehen
geniigenber 8etpdHerune Eel Erodenz
beit unb burb ale SO Sage 5in
tpieberboIenbwn S9nitt, bur9 5lped@
entipre6e1,be 0iingung er5ielen. gu.
biefer Oiingung fam man bertpenben:
/. NGbritpffreiden trdftieen, ininbes
items 3 Sabre alten, gut gepfleaten
Rompoit, benn MIR biefer 1T frei BON
llnfralltfamen, Der, einrldl i'm Mofen
aufgegangen, benz Staten bobnrd
bauernb f9abet, neil unfrGuter in
ibm llur fGtper 5li bertilsen iinb. Ser
Ronpoit lift mDgli9ft slei6nlGBia auf
ben MdTen dussuitreuen. Sin tpeiteres
Dor3iigli9es Staten Oinan1itfel lit:
2. MuB aus Sefen, &p6berben,
SnDrnfteinen, ben man mDalihit
eiei9mdbig ausitrellt, am befteir,
ipenn bprhnnben, duff cine Ghnsebede.
bann bertbeilt ficb biefer porsiielide
Diingsr gleihndbis auf Der Mofen-
flGde, fobalb Sbauipetter eintritt.
gDirb er in Gtreifen auf bem g9afen
dusgeirsut, 70 aeidnen fi9 biefe5t,eis
fen i'm gnn3en CONNER burh iipp;aes
rem Wuhs auf Dem Mafen ob, mas
einen redt unfdOnen Ginbrud madt.
Meiter en1pfieblt IS iih, tpsnn nan
6Dl3afibe aur @erfiigung bat, biefe
Sipifden ben MuB ober aIleir altf Sen
Mdfen at ftreuen. Mub iibt 3. bns
l1eberfah~en bes Ndfeps nit sSouhe
ensrgifh biinggrbe Mirfung aus. Muh
iie lit aug bein boreripdbnten @runbe
ipom5nIih duf cine Sdneebede 81 se>
tu.
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l HOW; MUCH TO sow
Will Yield ELittlefif Little
Is SoWn. q AVS


5.E Fl l,as been de onstra ted by caref "
experiments that on most soils q the a,
Middle West and No.'th two md Y t ore
fourth to tWo and ssoncshalf bushels 4 of {
wheat s owl, pc Il acre. give larger ylelds than
smaller amounts Less than his amo VI INT
enough to- get he hes le as.
m 1t, or course, makes IA ffereilc zee as 70
time OF sowing, cond tlon8 Of 3 lze1of
Kernels ct etc, snla Her \ ernelleu
variety is used the ground IN good 4 con-
Sdttions fors tho gerlnantion of the seet'
and the sowing is comple ct cd earl Y inssth nc
srslson a less quaint seed Is 3naace s
\ sa,ry to secureSn good tand, han Y " len
these conditions do not preYal u sSii5
W Late last full Il was look In ut n piece
fof gWheat 8offpne 3ofS1ny5 neighbors tla t wa 8
X 4 perfect ,nnt on tic ground, " n Looked
10 no to lie entirely too thick 5l said
toShilns that I thought It Wns entirely i 90
thick; TINT. 1T would mt tiller ip operly
II that the If straw Would :s be flno ans
5spindlng ami the heads short I, ind that
the Yield would probably ! be ~ Ism ront-
ing, 4 Another farmer w lios wa VII h mo
fully ngr reed vii my Union he man
said $lia$ used two bushels 40 seed irer
acre and tia t iia never sQwedk less! T 10
variety was 81ncaly and tho yleld twenty
three aud one-l1a II hushes per acre;
the hes Il Yield ~ have yer j enrl gof any
Where Ii, tl,is-I nror,--co 81 a his year.
il have e not 4 heard OF any n other Yields
II Is 10 twenty bushels ana more averages
ten Or ess. a S An s.. IN Il 4 g{s
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CATTLE ON q RASS LANDS.
,Do They Pay ersE Than q. ~ ~ q
II efts The Pasture 2 T

4, iii genera .Giiliy We hay ound tour
young ctlttl 8ii,nltiiig good q vera &c sal
&diriig 8tho summer months si,oligl
lGitst Va ~ tal $ht y
& r,tylurcd, flnsts spring llpS spurcllasasd
kt,yol So Head fof bwb.yr ar..pld steers the
tlyafItu q Weight b / VII lei WIS., Ell t,ir.
chased |, hpiil si5tli list so These
M tilc.wGru good 40 trng u II ual but
i{ttft& tIlG,l,1Iflesli 1,hoY were feti ell yer
s,.iYl nfl sil8 gi.ii 5ril lio al,ol Olie
&jiuslici $of enrS5cprti per lil
thsiuihl fcsd vi poor corn 5fol Oder, q we te
could get ~, tho they ;ha Y
S,Jcrc Weighed Sup, md u fteE died uctitlss
Nh & cents foi, sllrihkngc. lis combined
E1SnglitSwas II, lgJ non ids 4, ilyt-n 81
II ,GlU honnds. Glowing ils gain Of
21G pounds lead Just one hundred
8days3 ~ III .Sf III III
Thcso cot ID were kept ODDS pas.
gtura forsshade@an ana wa LIZ q e.ld q
d gD6d tim0tly and clover To- rtllg6i q I
vii il. ,rliis pasture land would f rent / for
Willie tho woods oiil d about s. l,er
i nero, taking tho whole htitiller u
md ,%'o have nine acres d clea red ipss
ana lbou 81 IL ftccn pf woods, ma XII y
tWctl ty-f four ncres8 j, sul whc NJ rice
X III ycnS nbo Va, would amount To SO 0.s oW
4; lis aggregate gniii Oh the tyse GIVE he hd
from April 18th Is tn was 4 B 5e3
\ gtljn IA cen t.. Ell Is figure,
& for Il cut tist time bring
sliO2O
must 4 deduct from tlils the cost: of
feeding from u oril l5th % May 1911, ~ i'le
limo they W erc turned on grass q
would DO about s;aJ. 4 Ills lenv ess even
$,,limbers. SIS Tor grass U p to 25tli,
0i $3.50 Flcas than tho land vyollld ron Gfor
tho ole year Ccrtninl these cal tlc
make ust ordinary snii the i,ai alsce u
\ Tho grazing season u hey vi 81 We Z ns
II Ilrgo II ron tai for land sed most
q ntly al oil field crops, ftcr deduct u
yt llo Slnbor cost X In product 1g he g her
N ops. resiilts from graz cond5lE-.
tons f,scro moro able 81 So thu we "
do not 9,ellevo tii,lt our. land is too Mig u
Il priced ITO use for grow III young cat tle
;Sai,, more than FOR rulaing any Their kind
sof ordinary farm % PRO llct It ra.th er
EthinkS tic farmer VINO contt tles TO keep
II gxlrt 81 hts land 81 paa tl1re and grow
$ScnttloSni1d sleep NJ Ii come 10 t$n head II
ia end OF tic one who aba Ions his live
stocl, hccnusc he thinks lie vi i get ter
profits from rowing grain crops al tho
ii time. 1IiS u EaGiSi .
Duh Hon county G. 4.
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lie BAD More Frotn
III Paris Dad Poses as 81 4 Nor
55sI mon isl1op $and! lilies
Cliinbathe BEiffel
/ BY Hon. q Gorge wv. Peek.
I|3,s,I'o,yer

g{ss III 4 ss
Y ok Governor 81 E is Wisconsin, Formerly
Publisher o. h 1ecl',s sim. Author
ii VI n Peek q Bad Boy Etc.)
# Copyright 1906. BY y osephs j. gowles.)s
sIss Rrs, FRA " ID. Old Partner iii
Crime: III got your letter. telling me about
the olitieal R campaign that I isl raging q :
home, and when I read II e to- did he want.
ed Ito 30 right out and I'LL mp on ca 4
#tpAlgr whisky and yell for his presideii--s
tlni candidate, but hc. couldr,st find any
whiskey. 80 has not .trledSt d carry any
8preclnctsSo OF Paris for Our Standard bear
ssss II j Is IL .;8
There Is sonnet hing 8ducerE shout tile!
3liqIor here. y here Il lsA no regular cam =
pal gtl beverage Vt home you ca IL select
~ rink tina 7 Is approprlate for any stiags
#areSfirst made sou are mot excl ted and
beer and cheese sandwiches seem to fit
& the case. AZ little late ~ len the ora tors
/ beglr1 TO come out Into the open 4 and
shake their hair yotli ia ke# cock tall and
your eyes beg In TO resemble " tn ose o. y
scaged rat ,$ and fyou are ready % quarrel
with m oppone tsat 4 he next b age In tile
campaign iss the whiske stag 3, md when
5you6 have got! plcn IS Of lie ,campalg
may be nal "a TO- De 4 op IN, and you wear
Black eyes ana lose your teet h. and you
swear TRANCE oat tbs and smel ~ kero5T
eIssS' comes one ana yoi, side wins YOU
drink all kinds of things & at once Tor d
week shout hoarsely and II hen 20: to the
Kelley cure, hut Il your part loses yoil
stay home and take a. course iof y reat rnent
Tor he rYous prostra ion and say yousyvi ~
never mix up In another ca npa Ign w
3; Here In France 81 is & Inherent p.
people have nervous pros ion to ste rt
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4 9 T. 6
IRlM)



al IN y ore ofs which 3 was N i,lowed alter
ilatcyE and earl the early <low,ltg.
sAltlgi 7tlto Dtiys md he iate Il I'lo 1pI
lrR, juno sd all tllotlots being clllti5l
waited At the sumo time, q MI ting LilN
isAi,io tools. VI 3s "A
g@Tbo crop yioti from the early-p lo y 90
|lnfid IA more than from tile htc, tho
|Sruto 81 90 bushels per ilrre " B, XII
,llheEmolstre. iini1Ing f,oW ct OF so sis,
Ercn tpr It'll tic cnriys 81 owed ana s q
Src. two liroc fect ifi dept y y than ian
ftklt of the late, tic Sgrea test Oil eren nee
Hill III Dcing found itt3t,t,s stlrface
root n n Il ;5S tS.3
S3,f1io,,Stte moisture content Of thisSparri
|ticulnr &
LEAVES IL Snlnnx plants curl 81. g
|silny, \ md tito plant turns " d .yellowlslil
color md ls moro or loss chec kcd "
Qualification kes place VIII, sln
Itpnly decrcnsit1g ntofisity3 at On 81 TWO.
Innd tlifecs feet III depth IA gs Z,
rio sca sonnl nverag t8ofs ava y.
lGLln nitrogen found for the ctl g.
Slnr1s mn sthe surface d foot Is twice hat
fcunl8 fOr the late DIT the same DEPTH
rho nvailnbtS rltrog lli5 the SURFACE stl
no 81 tia8 carly plowcd fiel 81 four
times that found IA Il then the second
|or%%thlrd foot. enrly or late land l.S
tho mean soil tenn tlre forS
scirly plowed land Il y ,9H, curing
Tie entire season over han that oll ll
for tho late -p1ow ed.
rho low mean Ssoll 81 tempera t,ire to'in ~
Sfor t,o carl sploHe1 land accompfa q
icd Throughout the by IL sre q ger e
amour 81 moisture nd ayallaf bic nitro ,i
gen han Is tho case wi he late plowteo
IwhichS tile 81 tenn rera tu lIre
many cases "a t'lre !. y. "
followed by n high IA Of ca ton.
while In others It IS no thus suggest y
Hing that tho proce = al ton y
more Or less depcnd ent
called the rat ton bel yeeIS t1e. W u
Ter content ,nnd the temp 81 5t !. .
|sci provided other factors N 1aYors
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ss5Sss| CORN ON S ! 90 IAN p. IN
Illinois Man Says 4 q Cannot y
E,iraonW,1l With prof sl

Ia N d. a well Known Illinois farm
lei, recently wrote & Is ilacc's Farmer
b tliat no raised corn al profit on 400
alnnd:S q. r. GGstus. another big farmer
@ofS Illinois, cannot and h III anal sts
s0f Mr. ixofi' u Y figures al III resting BY
N tspil8 i1as Z his splowlng done wilt b
IN gang ploSs and four horses. eli htyH acres
8tfy,r S26 or d bout So Z. per en-
velvet OF Genoa and the three p led cloth
slc llarrows once. elgtt 81 acres FOR
tsliiansSwith four horses can harrow forty.
Il tcres per lay. 4 hus llc & IaysB q man
with four horses and harrow, pres.imah lyS
boarding himself aid hnlxds. So for one
days labor. While IL his iss not very good
gcs5 IT il neyerthe less better han 30
u pess day for tho man That puts his four
3 larscs on his own gang pillow nd turns rms
up nearly Gig acres Ter da " for n ~
5 Nixon. Then lie pays $40 to have the.
ground !pnlverizcd wlcc. ~ ma y and four
horses, (tho man ways boarding himself,
md liorses) can spulverize at hes u only
twenty acres per day 4 his lea yes him
$i5. FOR on q day 8 work Wit & four horses
4 ana pulverlzer. On forty he rolled and
"a puivcrized all for 3d. u en- he puts y IN
forty days at corn ploHing at - SO per
II day. 4i Next to the planting this Is the
4 Lest wages paid , ~ hilet his men pl vi on
! beginning to end. Then he las his corn
fLskcd for 2ls cents per. blshel. aeI 4 his
Il / s5, cheap. Int the community where tl,e
sri ter lives. IN 81 to d 8 cents per bushel
8gllns sl,ccri3 paid and board and team tur7-
l,isliel besides. 3. tss5
Now, them prcsuming that Mr. Nixon
Inns only hired Ills is fl
ton Ia ask where lie gets Ills orses Is OF
llLw8 much none y, has fhcg invested IN them
nnd tito inplenle nts ha is the dete.i
S5ioration In value OF each per yea anu
z how much per bushcl OF & corn per year
n j sob / e cost him to keep them I he seven
or eight months Is they ire; 4 not working
u his corn !? 4 Il II no Is the owner. lie pays
perhaps cent per buslicl IA s: taxes l',es
IA 9rf ca Oh sac Il HI Il.
r.'hcIl ho feeds so nuc CHI $ took that he
"A PRODUCES 4, 900 load Of manure per yea r.
fNIthEthlsE he Increases Il he fertil he
II sci #nr.d; has averaged &c Ii bushels per;
Il d tros for five years, 5g oW, now ,rnslcl,
! money has he invested In live stock and
FL his labor to feed enough stock 10 produce
~ 900 loads Of manure on the Ia nd
.Agains is owner hos has buildings
and fcnccs 10 h keep constantly IN repal VI,
ELL which proposi tons add to- ne cost
81 producing K ono blIshel OF corn. IT 81
poor business trying to ia ise corn q q
4 proit on higll priced n land and Ii most
farmers have d discovered n hal fact long
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81 = NUN a man would be Sif he fell on
The top OF the tower and strlcK q 1atS
woman on the pavement cause y seem
ed to me you couldn't tell which was l''
woman and which WAS man. ] never on
saw such q change IN ~ man as th ls''l':
was IN dad. fter lie got his second wlnd
ana got his voice working, He He looked looked
like a man WHO had made up his mind g
lead different life and begin RICH 4 here
There was "a SALIVA lion Army man and sWo ~
man In the crowd and dad wen UP 70
them. He took oilt u tve-dollar9 Dill and
put It In the tambo4rlne Of he asse,
and said to the man and Woma y NON .p
look a-here. 4 want to join your church.
and I'll yonEhaye got the facl n Ties fer gy 4
Ing me the degree You can q gn me ~
"a c'hrlstlan right now, have baen5sstal
bad Insale and never bought needed Sths
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benefits OF religious, training, but since I
got up here. so near Heaven, An an ele \
yato. which i will bot $40 Will break ana
KIN ls all before we get down TO Paris,
I want YOU to prepare me for the here
after, QUICK, ~ 4 \ 4. ~ III /.
It'll Some of the other fellows 'a'lghe q
dad and the salvation Arm y people look
ed as though dad WAS drunk, 4 hut he con.
lt,nued ''Yol, can laugh and he tammesl
but I'll never II leave this place until q
am n pious man ana you So va Ion Army
people have got to enlist me IN YOUR
army, for Lam scared plum to death. go {,
ahead and convert ple. while we. Walt ~,
me Salvation, Army ca plain Put his hand
on dads head, the girl held out the tam tam
BOURNE FOR another contribution and dad
felt IA sweet peace come over him, md
We went down In Che elevator and tc'olS
IA hack ~ tho l,otsl and dads lips work-
cd ps though IN AIN, "a Il
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81, u q tart as campaig on cha npa s
!, & i, lie q 4 a err the votes are


on. start a3ca Ign on cha N pa
up Oh absinthe and the votes are al
counted 20 to an iiisan 3 DO not
WI VIA first got dad IL q RIM
and don't know liza " by looks .lt
like soap suds taste likefS seed sc okies
@anti SMELLS yermifu ~ :.
here lust II, e sam and he res Eolt
Edr,ni5 I'd II n about the same the Al
$su1 ~ 81 d drinking ia nythtng in Fran
ma kes YOU want to hug som pod va .
home when sa man &c full on: ms e a
kew. he wan to hug he ne drlIiks s
IS a ia eep on his col lar, and y en-
the Head nit sa bot tie but mere
every kind ofgdrink puts Il he rink erin
condition want IL y y " :,
never ~ KIN ew had Ba bra M Until ne "
learned II to rink absi he, " W no no ne
can close HIS eyes and see 8th'ngsIw1,ss
than & y nlince pie mig htmare. . and Whe en-
Ne Ko out anon people he ne Yerl ees s a5
man U all but " b NJ a. y oma passes
long 3 dad e eyes begin o. ia ke$ turlis
Win king a them, and II Us al H.
~ Keep him from oposing ma rlageSltlo
every woman he sees VI 81
4I Thought would break him q TINS y
wo,llnn foo lshness, so a = told 8eyerybody
da a I VA a Mormon II bi shop. alld 1ad I.
grand palace sal 81 Lake I aI,o
oWned millions Of gold mines and to %
ernacles, and wan ted to marry a thou
"a II d women and take them to Utah ana lfi
Is Id &C - them a t n the head 81 homes q
theirS owr. and he would just ca once
:or twice a week and cave bng Of golda
for his wives to spend y 81 eW pa per
reporter, that could talk Eng lisfl. wrote
Il pie ce for pa per about ua az waning
marry " ana !, ~
ON cause the wives Of IA NJ ormon bis hop
did not have to be lock ed up and wa chIcd;
~ 5url * but could 'sb tlirt nd blow irs
mon y and 90 out to- dances and have
n1s = 4 q much fun as though n the . LIVED
In Newport, and had got tvorces from rom
millIonalres.3 and woman
Who wanted to marry a Mormon sbttss l mop
could meet dad on the ward near Y
rtaina,monumentii on a. certain ua w..
was ttwlitl the reI'orteeI, a,,e,
Ne Hired carriag &c nd I'VE 70 the
hnlyyard, lust 5Sat the time he ne VS. y
paper sa id, and L put "a Ltg red fbad ge$ on
dads breast, 4 witha the word bishop on:
II nd dad had been drinking absln l't y
md ne thought the bad re was "a kind
81 sign OF nobility. Well, YOU'D ad 1l1t1t
to see 4 the bunch Of women o. hat were u
there to meet dnd. hats the mat Wy
here ?',' 50 dad as lio SOW he SclspHd
OF women looking Ike hey were there
III d rswer5to IN advert sen,en for nurses,
+ I told dad to stand Aup In the Carl ge,
like Dowip does In Chica so, ands Did 3ou !
his hand S nd say 7 Bless you ollll-
dren, a and when dn got to bless 1'le.
them the reporte and got 81 out 90 the
cnirriage. and the re porte which could
talk french, said for y the Wone who
wanted to 8bes Mnrmo u wives to set " g
tile oarrlag tllSS8 the bishop 4, Z pd pc
sealed for 4. ti 4. n,
wei, sir; you'd 3a thought \ was vas 4 z
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PECk BY ID BOY ABROAD

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
|BEAUTIFY DUR 8335s$ Il 81
s5.53 3s.i HOME GROUNDS,
Some G ood Thing t. Think INK
lA bout This Winter
az craflii1,Icfield 3Ivisconsir Exp \

(rred crick C'ratlcfie
men e stat lon.) Is
There are many reas ~ tlles iothe
should be made ttractiyse VT out y
3 s5,,s @as within: but probn 81 he8 one
&c most Importance Ee 9 uen ces3t n;lt
sbea;,ti tul surrollndln s csc rt slp0rl
the minds or chi ldrcn.. A we u KEEP lawn,
with shade trees, towering plants i nnd
;.,re 81 ii unco onset GUS level AZ u me
3chiId's mind &n ovc home 4 "a sspf
BEAUTIFUL ~ m turcf hat ma Y later g.
ses, RI repay many fold lie expense IN
Vol red. while bare md cieer less 5su
rounf1 q wi eng end feel - e DIS n
nonteTit as well ii a lcssened apahility
lto appreciate no he nneTHents of 3 fe,3
Tho comfort Of 4 all occ,ip pants Of sttle
home should he consid cred leisure
Sho,ir during tile lient q n1er ma Y. tss
s,,ell wit III more "a conf I'd refT
srnent Oh ~ shady law tlan else
5The :wor1ie Of a tho home. peclal yt ss'
prcciat e and l,aya 2 e saSs
clennl san s'lrrot y nun 1,
No III; lue8of the premise lis ma teriallly
ypnl,a need BY tho judi clons plnntlng I q
trees and shrubs. r lie nj &c e
tres stands generally dc termi lcs syn
SIfss1n q ii fores t, It may ,yo tll2 $lO5 tpr
ff,ssl; if% On the lawn. nla i'd sl0o g.
the value tn g place. 9SS
Tho ma tier Of Use n ca WI
4bs urged as "a sollt
make improvements in his line In colin-
try homes. as there eed be g
outlay of money Horses. lal,o gootl
soil ana manure are AL lvniln on &tI q
farm and native trees and shrubs ma Y
S3uslrai ly he found an abundan In neigh.
boring field s an Ewood II ss,.
* q etinite plan should be formed be fore r
nlan ming is beg i'm .f n ord Ell. n =
success IN planting is essertia Ito have q,
d definite plan OF roced ire. iess 4
tnlan Will q nswcr: IN faG it. he Sim pier e!r
NE is the better II I'M III be. but It must
10 expll ca t. sg n Si3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
WILL HAVE CLEAR FIELD.
Looks as if Secretary Eggleston
f Will Not Have Opposition.

The friends Of Secretary OF the Cons
IionwenIth 4 d. q. Eggleston are happy
over the prospects of thatfgentlenians rs-a
nomination IN the primary next IA y NJ hi
Mn Eggles.on is ono OF tho most Itaprs
aular ard efficient of tho State ofiiceIs,
and his long service In the Senate of
Virginia made. him strang friends. and
.Prhn once is largely a technical one, and
Mr.. Eggieston ~ perfectly n familiar with
9ail ITS details, and as lawyers and otleSs
throughout the State have TO deal Wit b il,S
they recognize The imoprt ance 9of ma vine
duties. Tie pew Constitution placea the
Office for tho first lime before the Peep! ess
and Mr. ESSiesfon' s. + silcceSscfs n W he
nominated IN the prt niary next fall. alouG
WITH the ptheg State sassftA + 4i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
EARLY AND 3ifsl5
IN ]. ATE PHI OWING

$I7Icdostn lIroga. Ohio GIcxpe rnlents s to N
n s4s n iSS5 lon.) n Il sg ii ps5
,fb$s Experiments as toGcarly ind N Jplo W-
ing nro 5llH,slo on bottom land with these "a
,tyglts.5$ q \, ~ .ii 3.S TX 5:S u
l,llo B lind was il'iled into sin plots,