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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29
MONDAY MENTION.


Chas. Rice went west today.
Claude Clark went to Omaha today.
Peter Kautz Of Hoskins Is In tho
city.
]. Bennett of o'Neill spent Sunday
here.
A. A. Chance of Wayne is a city
visitor
c. A. King left for the east this
morning.
Il. B. Kaufman is in Omaha on
business.
John Freythaler is in Omaha on
business.
s. e. Plank is here from Creighton
on business.
Arthur Hansen Of Plainview is in
town today.
Judge Boyd came down from Neigh
on business.
Lyle B. Nicola returned to Foster
this morning.
p. Barrett is transacting business In
Omaha today.
Mrs. I. Verplank of Pierce is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. ]. o. Lowman OF Plainview is
here shopping.
c. d. Sims took a business trip 70
Sioux City today.
Miss Lille Degner went to Stanton
this morning to visit.
A. Randklev left for st. Paul on
business this morning.
Il ~ al,o 4
In Norfolk over night.
F. ]. Bicknell has returned from a
business trip to Omaha.
Peter Barnes, jr., was a passenger
to Scribner this morning.
Mrs. Murphy OF Platte Center spent
Sunday with friends here.
Glenn Wiley made business trir
to Madison this morning.
A. f. Kull arrived this morning from
Bonesteel on a short visit.
Ed Kennedy spent Sunday in Creigh
ton, returning this morning
Henry Kennedy OF Sioux City visit
ed Norfolk friends yesterday.
George Liers went to Plainview Sat
urday to visit friends, returning today
Thornton Shively cashier of tn,
Fairfield bank, is here visiting rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Krantz Of Hoskin
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Rice.
j. NJ. Conley leaves tomorrow o.
the land seekers excursion for Sout
Dakota.
Lester Weaver left this morning 70
Stanton, where he has accepted a pt
sition.
John Munsterman spent Sunday I
Norfolk returning to Stanton thi
morning.
Frank Perry of Stanton spent SUI
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I
d. Perry.
Mrs. Chas. Woolsley returned to he
home in Genoa after a visit with re
atives here.
Contractors Reynolds and Ogde
went to Long Pine yesterday to figul
on a new building.
Miss Anna Carberry returned We
terday from Sioux City, where she hi
been visiting some time.
o. w. Rish is home from Campbe'
where he has been seven weeks |
sia'ling water works plant.
Miss Mabel Estabrook, Miss Marg
ret Barnes and Miss Weaver wei
Pierce visitors Sunday afternoon.
II. c. Berkey, who has been visitir
his brother, A. Randklev, left tn
morning for his home in Aberdeen,
ID.
C. e. Muffiy is back from Lucas,
D., where he has been establishing h
family on a claim. He will resun
railroading during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Koenigstein, NJ
and Mrs. Will Powers, G. n. Beels al
Frank Beels spent the day at Il
Hazen camp west of town. When Il
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29
More Soldiers.

Another company of soldiers from
Fort Niobrara passed through Nor
folk at noon. They were bound for
Fort Leavenworth, where they will be
stationed, now that Fort Niobrara is
to be abandoned.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29

Farmers bring in your repair work
for spring. will save you 20%o, as I
have the time and am prepared to do
the work. Paul Nordwig.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29

Farmers bring in your repair work
for spring. will save you 2Oqo as
have the time and am prepared to do
the work. Paul Nordwig.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29
BELIEVE BOY is INSANE.
Charles Nelson, Aged Sixteen, Has
Been Actinq QueerIy Here,

Charles Nelson, a 16.year-old boy
who gives Columbus as his home, and
who has been acting queerly in Nor
folk for the past week, was arrested
yesterday and taken down to Madison
by Chief of Police Hay to be examined
by the county board of insanity on
the charge of insanity. Nelson has
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29
SEQUEL N ASYLUM CASE
DR.. NICHOLSON WRITES ANoTH.
Err LETTER TO GOVERNOR.
A NEW SENSATION PROMISED
c. A. cronk, One Of the Attendant
Who Has Been Dismissed, Says
Prosser Death May Go Into Courts.
Governor DispIeased at Discharge.
IFrom Saturdays Daily. ]

tFrom Saturdays Daily.l
Three new incidents have devel-
oped in the Norfolk insane hospital
matter as sequels to the discharge Of
Attendants Biggs and Cronk by Dr. AL.
den, the superintendent. DR.. Nichol-
son, the assistant superintendent, has
written another letter, Governor Mick.
ey has expressed his disapproval Of
the dismissal OF the two attendants,
and Mr.. Cronk has promised new
sensation in connection with the Pros
ser death.
Nicnoison's Latest Letter.
DR.. Nicholson's latest letter is re-
ferred to by the Omaha Bees Lin
coin correspondent as follows:
The letter from DR.. Nicholson was
received by Governor Mickey Friday
afternoon and it gave him the first in
formation he had that DR.. Alden had
begun to exercise his authority as
head of the institution.
In the letter DR.. Nicholson asserted
Biggs and Cronk were two of the most
faithful employees of the institution
and had been discharged merely on
account of their testimony in the re-
cent investigation of the conduct of
DR.. Alden and DR.. Nicholson.
Governor is Indignant.
The Lincoln report to the Bee con-
tinues:
Governor Mickey is indignant at the
action Of Superintendent Alden in dis
charging any of the employees at this
time, but the only comment he made
upon reading the letter was:
Now, what do you think of that?
Isn't that a pretty muss? Discharg-
ing employees because they told the
truth upon the witness stand!"
The governor has not yet been hand
ed copy of the report of the boards
examination of the institution and un-
til he gets the copy he will not say
what he will do in the matter. 1t is
reasonable to suppose, however, the
governor will stick by his demand for
the resignation of the two offenders
and it may be possible when he gets
ready to have them move out he will
move them unless he is hindered by
the courts.
Promises New Sensation.
A dispatch under a Norfolk dateline
to the Omaha World-Herald says thai
g..
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29
Another Picnic at Hadar.

The German school people of Hadar
will hold another picnic at that place
next Sunday.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29
LEFT HIS WATCH.
Stranger, Drunk and DisorderIy, As
sessed So, Has No Coin.

Oscar Mortis, a stranger in town,
was arrested on drunk and disorderly
charge and was fined So and costs.
He had no money, but left his watch
with Judge Westervelt as security.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29
Promises New Sensation.

A dispatch under Norfolk dateline
to the Omaha World-Herald says that
former Attendant Cronk, who has been
dismissed from the hospital by DR..
Alden, threatens to carry the matter
of Patient Prosser's death into the
courts and that sensational develop
ments as yet unknown, may be
brought out in case he does this.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22
MA ZKYM POCIAGU.

Ma ZKYM PoCIAGU. Pc
wien mezoayzna Wsiadl ma Fly po-
Gag iujeehaI spory HAWAI- drogi,
nimpoznal sW6jj bad. Musia1 zesia6c
ma pewnej mafej stacy, stac kilka
godzin na deszczu j nastepnie udal
sic do przeznacezonego miejjsca.
Wielu biednyeh smiertelnikow po-
dr6zuje podobnie przekonuja sic
czesto zap66zzno, ze obrali sobie zlae
droge do zdroWia.
Pred trzema laty', pisze PAM
y. 7. Wise New Berlin, Ohio,
j, zaczelam zapadad M zdrowiu. Ia
niepokoilismy SIG myy1n stanem i u
dalam siedo jedneggoz najlepszych
doktor6WW tutejszej okolicy. On
oswiadczyl, ze mam1Wodna puchli-
ne. AazyWsfam lego 1ekarstWoS przez
miesiac, ale ciaqggle mi sic pogar+
szafo. PrzestaIam chodziG do dok-
tora, a zaczelam uzyWac ORA Pio-
ira Gomozo. Pc zuzyciu dW6ch
bntelek odzyskalam daWne zdrowi6.
Wyb6r lekarstwa " razie cloro
by Jest bardzo Wazna rzecza. Ora
P1otra Gomozo ma nieziamany re-
kord poWodzenia, siegajacy Wstecz
przeszIo stu lat. Me MONA go ma
bye " a%ptekach, ale tylko cd spe-.
cyalnych agentow lub wprost Cd
wiascicieli. Adresujcie: Dr.. Peter
Fahrney &Sons Go, l12-I18S So.
Hoyne ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22
TAME raty ma zachod ] Polno-
.cnozachod codz'ennie Cd IS
Lutego do ! KWietnia koleja.
Chicago Milwaukee & ST.
Paul.

1920 do miejsc W Ka1ifornii.
90. 10 do miejsc u Wybrzezy Po}no
cnego Pacifiku. Wielce znizone a
.ty doMielu innyeh miejscowosci
ma zachodzie j p6fnocnym zacho,
die i p6lnocnym zachodzie. Polo.
wa raty "a dzieci " Wieku polowy
lazdy. Wolne przesiadanie pozWolo-.
ne ma wszystkich tykietach. Tykie-
ty So dobre " sypialnych informa.
eye. odnoszace sic do rat, droggii
obsfugi kolejoWej, rozm6wcie sic 2.
najblizszym agentem tykietowym,
albo piszcie do +. Is. Miller, Gea
neral Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22

Wlasnie do tel DajdrasziW-
gzzejjastruny lego d1urz 4 b q!
tom pozskkal jegoaerce, cho
,ciazby po g tenn 2.
niejednoinnegok areili stro-
foWal.
To tel Ojciec sW. pozyskkaaf
sobies dis serca PolakoW
IWlasnie przez oddanie in u
mania, ~skieroWanego v te.
sfrone, ktora est Ola mich.
najdrazliWsza.
Cd dfuzszego ezasu ura
biaja Polakom opinie reWolu
.eyonist6W. Pod ~panoWaniem.
austryackiem stWierdzii onl
.iednak zadokumentoWaili.
pred calym suiatem, ze ma.
ia WszYstkieN do sta
[noWienia pierWiastka pew
|nego rozumnego, umiejacego
przez dojrzalo56 j W~ytraWno5e
5poityczna zapanoWac mad
.E%lTra=
|chWiloWem poruszeniami ma
=namietnosei Rzecz natu-
ralna, ze ak Wszedzie taxi
|tutaj So Wyiatkiem beda ale
te wobec ca1osci organizmu
spolecznego ME Wchodza "
gre j rachube. To iednak ME
.przeszkadzafo niezyezliWym,
re m6Wil1: praWda, pod ber-
lem austryackiem So takimi,
ale "a to gdzieindziej ME. To
=tez tu bylo miejsce drazliWe
ola Polski woDec opinii Eu.
ropy, gdyz kazdy prrzYtyk
zdaWal sic uspraWiedliWiac
.potrzebe ostrzejszych 5rod-
k6W p~ostepoWania. Obrady
narlamentarne ma, ZachOdZie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22
s. NAaDEsKANE
ST. PAUI.Minn

#Sazanowna Redakcyo Wiarusaf0se!
Dluggom milczal ale dluzej wy
Itrzyymad ME mloggee, DO Widze. zesz1eI
sic dzieje, 4 nikt1zfemu niezapobiie-
gga.Czy RedakeYa Wiiarusa' tenn
nil vie, czy ttez chce eierpliWie
|znosiie niespraWiedliiWe przeslador
2swanie, tego ME WIEN, ale dziwi mieg,
ze tn. nliilktsza Wiarusem' siesnie
|ujmuje. Go. Wiarus'k iedys p5isalll.
o naszych salonistach to sWieta
praWda, ale TEL prawda v oczy ko-s
&c, vice tez rozsierdzili sleoWi lla-
dacy tax na ,,Wiarusa ze mu
azkodza, ggdzie jeno mogga: Byl tu
jaki6 Wfoe1egga, niby to agent a.
kiejs gazety,co niestworzone re
czzy Wyggadywalna Panskie pismo.
Znim ~tozWachali sic pewni ppan'oo-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SI&+~S-R5G&
vie i ehodzili gdzie6 tam pc Off
sach kolejowych,aby kompaniIje
odmaWiaG cd daWania j, WiarusoWi
ogloszen. Tax oni sic mszcza "a o.
We korespondencye, a co ludzio'm
nagadajai ], " iarusa'' naprzeklinsas..
Is, toby ma wo1oWej sk6rze ME spl-
sal Wstepuje tn iowdzied do rozr
maitych salon6W, to WIEN, co tam
gadaja. o TEN pozniej, jezeli kto
|inny, zdolniejszy do ,pi6ra sic ME
wezmie, TO a sam.znoWu napiszee.
Potlukiuja sic tu=u q take So.
cyalisci. Namawiajal udzi zeby clao-
dill ma jakies mityngid do domow
niespokojnych dueh6W j tam NOV
s1uchalli pieniadze dawal1 n jakas
rewolucye ia 8 zadnei reWo1usyi
ME wien, b~osprzeciez to ME rewo.
|lucya, co tam " Warszawie IubzKo-
dzi kilku zbiir6w bomby rzuca do
Moskalii do sw oic.h, to tez
mysle, ze dobrze robie odmawiajac
ludzi, aby ma take mityngin1e
[chodzili ME dalissobie cd narWan.
COW gfowy zawraeac. (Bardzo stu
sanie P. r. Juz my tam pomoze-
my Gala sila gdy bedzie p%owstanie,
ale jakims niedoWiarkom daG sic
.naeiaga6, to gglfupota..
Ny tn " ST. Paul many ia na-
sym Wojcieehowie budowa6 nowy
koscio1 ma wiiosne, ale bieda, DO tut
nasz ks. arcybiskup ireland chce
budoWaG katedre-za miliony, w1ec
potrzebnje Wiele pieniedzy, 2 uzci
cd mas maloby dostai, jakbysmy sa7
mi nowy ko6ciol budowali. Q tenn
tez napisze kAiedys wieeej.
Serdecznie pozdraWism wszyst.
kichczytelnik6w Wiarusa".
STAKY ABONENT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22

|kretarza, ktory utrszJy-
mryWall: pprotlok.os posiedzeenl.
Ksiaz5lkas'.protokolIoWa podpadlaa.
reWizyi biskupad iecezyi
fPo7psas0 James ..Eauard Quigley,
Alrcybiskup Chicagoskzii..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22
DIVA listy Najprzl,el,W1l1llle1l[,.. Ks s.
Arcyb. 7. =. Quiglgegy-go]
e Chicago, do ksiezy
neutrality-suspicious.
goskiej.
Drogi Wie1ebny Ojcze!

Drogi Wielebny Ojcze!
W proponoWaniu pieeiu
Union ludzi Q parafii ola no.
minacyi do komitetu kosciel.
nego wedlug statutu ogloszo-
nego ma ostatnim synodzie
prosze sic stosoWa6 do ma
stepujacych polece1 TT kon-
cylium baltimorskiego No.
287:
ABLY w~ytworzye jednolity
l:orzadek, przyjety przez
wiekszosc naszych.
polecamy przestrzeganie ma
stepujacych regul, Q lie pra-
wo cywilne ma to pozwala,
wbcelu, ably najlepszych j
najwierniejszych ludzi zabez-
pieczyc sobie ma trustys6W
.czyli do komitetu koscielne-
go, albo ma pomocnik6W Tub
radc6w.
,,l). Biskupa spraWa jest
sadzit o potrzebie pomocni-
k6w ola Wiel. ks. probosz-
cz6w, jake tel co do ich licz-
by i sposobu obierania.
p. Jezeli KS. biskup uWa-
FAC bedzie "a %st6sowne, by
xpomoenicy byli obierani przez
og6f parafii, tylko tacy moga
bye obrani, kt6rych imiona
ks. proboszez W tym celu
og6lowi przedstaWi.
81. Komitet koscielnY czyli
trustysi, bez wzgledu ma to,
jak byli obrani, musza mice
%pismienne potwierdzenie ks.
biskupa, zanim Rad obejma.
Mega take przez biskupa
bye z urzedu usunieci.
~. W obieraniu kandyda-
tow do konitetus koscielnrleego
ola pomocy ks. proboszczoWi
tylko ci parafianie beda mie-
Ii udziaf czynny Tub bierny'
kt6rzy ukonezyli rok: dwu-
dziesty pierWszy zycia i
a. byli u wielkanocnej spo-
wiedzi; b. dzierzawia przy:-
najmniej jedno siedzenie W
kosciele i plaza "a ME, albo
W inny spos6b op}acaja swoja
Geese ma u%trzymanie parafii
wedlug rozporzadzenia Wiel.
ks. proboszcza; q posylaja
swe dzieci do katollckiej
szko1y W mysl Tit.VI c Up l.;
d. ME So czionkami tajnego
lub zakazanego towarzystwa."
Imiona kandydatoW, kto-
rych sobie zyczysz przedsta-
vic do komitetu koscielnego
. W Twej parafii pa rok 1906,
wraz 2 podaniem ich zajecia
49,. F~r .-r. - -#~--
i adresu, zecheiej przeslac
Wiel. kanclerzowi pred IS.
Stycznia.
Zyczae Tobie, Drogi Wiel.
Ojcze, i Twojej parafii szcze-
sliwego pomyslnego noWego
roku jestem
Tw6j szczery W Chrystusie
'pohpisano' t James Mward Quigsy
Arcybiskup Chicagoski
Il.
oBoWIAzKI KolM,[:I'Tl'lEETloWE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22


ijomoseia najdrobnieiszych d
step6W tekstu, samtu 3
die dobieral sloWa okre-
slaIzdania.
Bo uzniety1ko chodzilo
TO, by stresciG tesame my
Isl, jake Ojciec W.chcial
Wyralf, Ieez By Y samym
oddania by1o Wierne
|odbicie ducha EneykliH "
|s1oWie i Wtonie.
szezegclniejsza Wdziecz-
|noscia podnosze Wielkie zaie-
|cie, jake tel mierze Okla
zal kardynal sekretarz stanul.
CzyniIto ~przedeWszystkiem
przez Wzglad IA publiczny
Idokument,a1e Y sposobie ca
lynn ~przeproWadzenia znae
|by1o jego laskaWo6c j zyczli--'
Wosc ola mas.
Ojclec sW.sluchalac czyta-
mel enuncyacyi natezona Y
Waga kazdego zdania, Cd
lchWilido chWili Wo1a1: otak,
tak to ia m6Wi1em; to, to ia
mysla1em, jakzeby mog1o bye
Iinacze0. A kiedy przyszlo do
lodczytania kohcoWych uste-
Ip6w, gdzie NOVA o Polsce j
Lego milosci do niej,podnie-
|sionym glosem. 2 rzewnoscia
wt6rowa1, " kofcu dobitnie
parekroc poWtorZyE uomn1a
fapprobo, tobie zas dziekuje
ze nj da1es sposobnosc pfaW-
DIVA moia intencye objas-
me-
Azeby podniesG i podkre-
E-L@&-.r1GSa 49, Observation-Disclosures A%s=ZEE@f.5
Sic znaezenie komentarza
ola mas aszczeg6lniej niekt6-
rych ustep6W, poswiecam ich.
om6wieniu.ieszcze pare uwag
ko6coWvch:
" komentarz,1 tvm mic
DIV innemi "a. wstepie sa-
mvm lest Wvpowiedziane
zdan;o $ polacy berlu ro-.
sv;akiemu nodlegli czynem
yl-.1: .omol,,oxv 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22

Iecenia trzeciego koneyliumn
baltimaorsskiieggo q pp ,lr'lgI
284, . komniitetyz SWieckich
ludzi maja bye zorganizoWa.
ne do ,pomocy radyWiel
Ks proboszczoWi WzaWiado.
Waniu spraWami sWieckiieemmi
iparafn, rozporzadzamy ninlej-
seem, aby Y kazdej parafH,
}poddanej naszel jurlsdykcyi,,
tutWorzono ola spraW sWiec
lkich komisye trustysoW, ku-
rator6W, radc6W pod nazWa:
fkomitet koseielny, a Jest to
naszem zyczeniem, ably v
lsklad tel komisyi Wesz1o
tdW6ch-ludzi sWieckich:
/ yWiel. ks. proboszcz kazdej
lparafii co roku pred 15.1ym
lStycznia przedlozy nam imio-
Ina 5 czlonkoW sWej parafii
posiadajacych przymioty %
lkreslone przez trzecie honey
lium baltimorskie. q tych
IWybierzemy dWoch do komi-
|tetu koscielnego ma jeden
Irok z zastrzezeniem sobie
|prawa usuniecia ich urze-
Idu kazdego czasu."
,Wiel. Ks. probogzcz ex-
[officio prezyduje ma Wszyst-
kich posiedzeniaeh komitetu
koscielnego, i bez jego ze-
zwolenia zadne spraWy ME
moga bye za}atwiane AMI
Wszczynane."
vKomitet koscielny zejdzie
sic ma narade, kiedykolWiek
W interesie parafii, wydatkl
okaza sic konieczne W sumie
przeWyzszajacej dwieScie do
lar6W."
S 265. Komitet kosciel-
ny jest zoboWiazany podpi--
sac parafialne sprawozdaanie
roczne, kt6re KS. proboszcz
jako kasyer z oboWiazku
rocznie przesyla swemu BIZ
=skupow1, przez Wiel. kancle-
RIA; a take podpisac dfuko-
wane spraWozdanie finanso-
we przeznaczone dla Wiado-.
mosci parafian."
,,Zyczeniem naszem Jest;
ably trustysi, radcy, albo ko-
mitety koscielne, juz lstnie-
jace iczynne W paraf;ach tel
archidiecezyi, pozostawiono
" pokoju, i ably nadal ;st-
nialy bez zmiany W liczbie !
" sposobie ieh obierania.
Niniejszem jednakoWoz zada-
my, ably imiona poszczeg6l-
nych os6b tyeh komitet6W
|wraz 2 podaniem ich zajecia
i adresu nam przesyfano
pred Is. Stycznia kazdego
|roku (jak zastrzezono W sta
|tutach noWo ustanoWio-
- SAtI 800
nych komitetach kosciel-
!nych) Roezne spraWozdania
TAX Ola biskupa, jake tez ola
parafian, maja bye komiteto-
wi przedIozone i przez.Wie71l.
ks. proboszcza j przynajmnlej
|przez dw6ch 2 komitetu ko-
6cielnego podpiEane.'
OboWiazki komitet6W ko-
ko;nlnuob 90 nihn swvraknjn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22
AUl:DYENCYI
d OLGA sW. PiHsa x
(Ciag daisy

G do kWestyi szkolnej
Papieza pre-
strzedz mlodziez pred "a
Wieszeniem WykladoW pre-
ma przysz-
IIosc,a to jul ze Wzgle-
Idu na same szkoiy tax pry:
Watne aki publiczne, ktore :
tego rodzaju walk Wynikaja.
e drugiej iednak strony, tym
do kt6rych nalezy, przypom-
MAI poWaznych i silnych
sfoWach obowiazek Walczenia
Wsze1kimilegalnym srodka.
mi 0 dobra szkole ma kato:
|lickich zasadach ma trady.
cyi narodeWej oparta.
!, Te ilnne uwagi OLGA kW
maja ma celu dobro ogolne
|sprawy katofickiej ME mniej
liednak i dobro Po1ski. Gdy
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-31
DIFFERENCE OF DECREE.
Both Parted Their Hair in the Mid
die, But Ones Part Was Much
the Wider.

One OF the veteran lawyers of Bur-
lington. Vt. is A. V. Spalding, writes
f. H. Kelsey of Lowell. in the Boston
Globe, One day when he was Y. ing a
case in the Chittenden county court
he called as witness a stylishly
dressed young man who parted his
hair in the middle, practice that
used to be regarded as indicative of
dude" The young man, however,
gave his testimony in plain, straight
forward manner and resumed his seat.
When the argument came to be
made by the counsel opposed TO Mr..
Spalding, reference was made in a
peculiarly cutting manner to the fop-
pish looking witness who parted his
hair in Tie middle,
On rising to reply. Mr. Spalding
said II fail to see how the fact that
this young man parts his hair in the
middle has any bearing in this case.
He certainly has right to part his
hair in the middle, and he parts Ii ex-
actly as my brother on the other side
does his, only" he added, pointing to
the perfectly bald head Of the oppos-
ing lawyer, ''he doesn't part II quite
SO wide"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-31
NARROWING THE HIGHWAY.
Treatment of the Roadbed Which
Will Keep It in Good Condi-
ton at All Times.

When the road is dry enough to
work on, and l am afraid that dust
is already flying in some places, give
it thorough dragging with either peg
or spring-tooth harrow, recommends a
correspondent of the Rural New York
er. This fills the ruts, levels the sur
face, and gives the road machine a
much better show, as it stands to rea-
son that when the road machine is
used without narrowing, the large ruts
are only partially filled; and even
where filled completely with loose dirt,
the first wagon that passes shows you
exactly where to drive if you care to
"be in it, On the other hand, where
the harrow has been used a few days,
or even hours, previous to the scraper,
the old channels stand chance of get
ting some packing along with the fill
ing, as each wagon that passes helps
the good work along" Only the
other day while we were dragging, our
mail carrier exclaimed: Talk all you
want to about your road machines,
that old 40-tooth of yours does the
biz" Of course the road machine has
it's place as a "turnpiker," for good
drainage, a high and somewhat round
ed surface are essential in maintain
ing a good road.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-31
BETS AND CARROTS.
Both Are Excellent, Says Prof. Thomas
Shaw, But Too Expensive
Feed.

4 dairyman of Abbotsford, Mich,
Is DESTROYS of finding out the value of
sugar beets and carrots for dairy
COWS. He also asks for the experience
of others who have fed them.
Sugar beets make an excellent. food
for dairy cattle, but the cost of grow
ing them is more than the cost of
growing mangels, hence where roots
are grown for dairy cows, mangels
are usually preferred to sugar beets.
Tho tonnage of mangels is consider
ably greater, and the labor is also con-
siderably less. For milk production.
the difference in value of the two is
not great, pound for pound, but the
value of the sugar beet is more in
fattening animals.
Carrots are excellent for mich cows,
but the same objection applies to
them that applies to the growing of
sugar beets, that is, the labor. AS with
beets, it takes much time to thin them
and also to harvest and store them.
The labor, however, is much influenced
by the variety grown, the Mastodon,
large white variety, being one of
the best.