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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09
SEWING SOCIETY OFFICERS.

fDEI ttINn gDO1IEE1 vi FINlEl(
AT the annual meeting of tb e Sew
ing Society, of Our S~aviour's Danish
Lutheran church, held yesterday at
the parsonage, the following officers
were elected: Mrs. Peter Nelson,
president; Mrs. V. B. Skov, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Jeppe Nelson, secre-
tary; Mrs. Carl Fabricini, treasurer:
Mrs. II. Thompson, manager of the
sewing. There were also two direct
ors elected: Mrs. Wilhelm Schmidt
and Mrs. Jeppe Nelson.
KINDERGARTEN OUTING.
The children of the free kinder
garten, about fifty in all, were taken
for a walk this morning by the
teachers. They visited the Chapman
estate to see the flowers, city hall
park, where they were shown the
statue of George Washington and the
cannon put up some time ago by the
G.. A. r.
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.
Our S%aviour's Danish Lutheran
church held a business meeting last
night.
Rev. NJ. o. Block, pastor of the
Danish NJ. E. church. has as his guest
his brother, John Block, of E~veretts
state of Washington. He will re-
main with him for three weeks and
then he will leave for Denmark to
visit his parents.
Mrs. M. ]. Hilliard is seriously i'll
at the home of her nephew, Charles
II. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Perrine, of
The Union Hotel. Holmdel, are spend
ing the day with Mrs. P%errine's sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Antonides, of East
venue
Carl B%lickfeld. a newspaperman,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

WANT advs. at branch Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

Carl Blickheld, a newspaperman,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
1ic Srpmmelind,t.

9os Mufbldben ooer Die Srom.
melild}t Der @ieSerfd,,er lit eine
DER gefdbrlif|Iten grideinuugen. bel
oenen Die Batienten iebr idnea unh
iid)er Su @runbe geben, penn nidt
reft5eitig Siife geleiitet miro. Nir
MAIDEN oesbalb oarnuf aufmerfiam.
DAP es 0urfauS notbiuenoig lit. tn
ieber 8iebpirtbibaft elm Shlums.
rohr snr aIlseneinen @ennbune be-
reit 5u baIten. 3ieies Snitrument
bringt a~uaeublidlid bel ridtiger
9ebanoluns lidere SiIie. Die
aranfbeit Gubert iid ourh pI0s-
lihes auitreiben oeS 8andes, be-
ionoers in Der linfen Slante, weid)e
seipannt unn ipett hernusgelu0lbi
lit. gs boren Die S,itteraufnabme
uno Die Gutlcernngen auf, Ole
Itbmung miro eridrpert. nno lln-
rube, Aualt nnb Stpeibausbrllt;
fennseiGnen ben 3uitano ocs Chic
res. "a beibt es oenn bis Sur
Mnfmnit oes 1bierar5tes Die Gas
bilbung i'm Hanien su Derbinoern.
uno 5l bieiem Gnbe IinO faltc
llebcrsiebumeen, anoonernbe Salt
tpaiierflpitiere 81 gebert. Bel
Shaien lit audi eas Gintreiben IN
fliebenoes @uiier sn empfeblen,
Gas &iilplen fam Orrdl GihgieBen
bon Soi5aidenlauge, peroiinnten
Seiienipaiier. Saltwater GO biz
80 Gramm ungcloldtcn aalf IN
cine nit @aiier seiiiate @einilalhS
getban nn6 Damn gut unaeidilttelt)
Salmiafsciit (15 Gramm peroiinnl
in @aiier ale SierteIitunoe) angc.
rest uno burh bieie Wittel tbeil'
meiic sic GasbiIoung perrinseri
weroen. Ils leetes iinb iiferites
Mittel fam ser Yanienitif all
Mnmenbuns fommen. aber su leinel
ausiiibruns aebort cine iihere uni
seid,idte Sonb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
ssic aft Die Sbiere ,pcroeu.

Inner gutter 2nmerao. Der Sumo,
bringt es befanntlid altf 20 Sabre;
90 bis % Sabre pilest aild, oeS
Bierocs Gurdyidnittsalter Su >iein,
bod fom es Dor, naB Eferoe bin
iirb micber ielbIt so Sabre erreid)-
ten. Ger 5meite pWeitor" Der
SauSibicre lit oas Sfwein, Sas biz
anf 80 Sabre fommt. luabreno Die
aiibe et,pa 10, Die 8aeeu Ia. Ole
Shaie 10, Die aanind,en Z Sabre
erlan9en. aIs Wirtbnialcm SeS
JbierseldIedtes gilt Der Waliiif,
Der es - nab Gubier ati 1000
Sabre hrinaen ion; glepbanten ton-
men 400, aameele 100. 2open 70
- oas bidielige Mbinoseros oaee'
gen MIR 20 Sabre alt lperOen; ebert
10 ser Bur uno 8olt, pdbrenO DER
Sild)s 3wilden IA unb 16. Sale mo
Gidbornten Z bis 8 Sabre errci'
den fonHen. Bon Dem. .was %
fleuht". lit pobI tros Ioler, Neli'
fGn unS Eapagei Der ehpan nit
ictnen 500 Subreu NltersprGilheRt,
mabrGno DON born, utuRs ffeuhs~. BIZ
langiame GhilhtrSte es am Ipsite-
ten an Sabren brinaen hiirite
uamlid bis ani 10T. @epiS Ell
ih1nes Mlferl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06

Iiolt nad)9elaiiet. BOB Der an6ar
lid, abIolut nid,t mebr Iobnt. gS
gibt feline aartoiieliorte, 10 ihreibt
Der iahncrit1nbige Nitorbeitcr bcS
erlpabnten 9lattes, peldje lire gil.
ten GigenIfaften banerno 6ebGlt.
Seoe gebt oiclmcbr i'm 2aufe Der
3eit - iriiber ober ip1tcr OH
MltersifmGhe all @runse. @o.
fer fpnlmt Dos? Bon Der pegetos
tipen Termebruug Der &artoffel.
Sebe Sorte lit aus elmer Suolle
berporgegangen. inoem bieie aili
ungeiblehtlid)em @ese permebrt
fpuroe, alio nod nnb nnh IN 10
piele Sbeile iidl auseebiloet hot,
ais &nollen bieler Sorte porban.
Den iinb. Sebe Sorte fonn alio
oils Gin in unenolif pieIe Sbeile
serlegtes Sn~oipibuim ongeieheit
iperoen. 9a min ieoes Snois
nioltun, cine beitimmte. bcsrenatc
2%ebensSauer bat. 10 liest es nabe,
oieies gegrenatiein Der 2%ebensonlier
audi fir Die aartoffeliorten ar1sit'
nebmen.
rYbiloiopbiid" genlig flingt Sielc
Grflarung. @iro lie aber bon Der
griobrung beitGtigt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
Spab nlnB amh icin.
Sm ~uffenbcr,ig.

Sruut gum Gienitmann, Der !br
eilcn glumenitraub iiber6ringt):
pSogen Sic mcinem @rdutigam,
Der Stroub wire fiir mid piel 5u
foItbor."
Gienltmann: 80, oas mad)t
nld)ts, 6rdulein, if bole ioIt alc
Gage fir Ben Serrn Bouquets i'm
@lnmenlooen unO muB itcts iogen:
Ter alte be5ablt naf Der Scfscit
Den ganjen S%dlpinbel!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
Sraitiidler Sersleidl.

,Shonbcit, meme @errer. lit elm
geeriif, oeiien 9eiinition cine I'm.
aemein ldppierige lit, aein @enidI
pirb ), y. bebuupten mclen, oaB
Gin aubidpm5 l6on iet, aber mo-
bleibt sic Sbrnbcit Der Sub, mcine
Scrren. psnu gle ibt Den Sdpms
ubbmlenp"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06

I'D meib nid)t pas es III,
einen geiunoen @ageu su baben,
laate er. Sus fommt baber, petl
tie niernals Or. augujt aonig's
Samburger Eropfen gebraud)t be-
BEN, pelbe beitimmt ben Iager
requiem uno Die idlimmiten Tn
pronumeeu furtren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
Sas pcriebte Mnitralien.

2ebrer: nGaB On bod, Die Sea
men Der grbtbeile nidt merfen
fannit, MeiBnerl Gu bait geraoe
flint &nopie an Geiner @elte, nimm
lie ood) einmal sur Silfe, Inn Gein
@ebGdtniB su itarfcn, Den eriten
nennit Oh alien, Den speiten
Imerifa, ben britten Ifrifa. ben
pierten europa uno Sen fiinften
sluitraIien. Siebit Oh, jest sebt
Die Safe ansseSeidnet, MN made
es MIR aud BEL Der SdJulpriiinng
TO-"
(Sei Ser Sdulpriifung.)
2ebrer: aWeiBner, pie beiben DIE
flint grstbeile?"
MeiBner: sgliieit, Imerifa,
Ifrifa, europa uno - un0 -"
2ebrer: yGsun Iultralien bait Su
per9eiien9"
MeiBner beuleno): ySa, Iltitras
lien bot meme Mutter runteree.
ihnitten mo an bie Sole geflidt."
e - ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
Wercd)te GntrIltuns.

@oit Glm @itternadt): p@as,
icBt miro nod iriid angcltett?
9as loIlte poliseilid) perbotcn ,per.
ben Jest fomme il natiirIid,
iuie6er nm Orei llbr no6 Saus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
@ie sic Natnr Sas @ctter
anfiinoiat.

uHIliIDtgI.
lie G%rfabrung bot gelcbrt, bab
beItinmtc SIlr5eiden III Der 2uft
lnlD in Der 8inoriftung. mand]e
Serdnoerungen in Der imlge6enoen
Nntur, i'm Tilan5en- nno Sbier-
rcide einen @itterungs : llmiflas
~porausIogen.
SGones @etter tritt ein, lpeilr es
Ibenbr0tbe eibt, iuenl Suomino
pebt unb Gtaubrcgen IN Der Sriibe
fGat, pGbreno Mesen 5u eriuarten
tit, neun Die Slurlteine musidlagcn,
ipertn mir Woreenrotbe babeli, lpenn
@elttpins mebt ooer Der Sbau ON
Morgen friih5eitig p%eridupinoet;
ebenio itelIt iih Gegen cin, ipenn
Ser Gaud) nieoergeidlagen miro,
ober tpenn ser Mono einen Sol bat.
Iii6 bie Gilansenpelt miro oils
@etterpropbetin si &atbe geiogen.
@enm Die Souoiiteln Die ganSe
Nodt ofien bleiben, mus man nal'
ier @itteruns gewartig iein. 3ra'
aen ore @ihen nnb guden ptelc
6riidte uno idlt Die Sopfcnernte
reid aus. 70 miro Der @inter
Itrcnae. Som Seibcnfrallt bage'
gen iaet cine alte &egel: "Sliibt
Die Seioe bis sur Spite, bleibt nod
lange sroBe Sise."
@egen Ser iebr empiinbliten
Gimme uno ibrer Neisbarfcit per'
mogen piele Sbiere friiber oils cer
@enid einen l1midlag bes beiteben'
oen @etters 81, empfinoen uno aus
suoriiden. @enn Der Snnb plob,
lid trdge uno foul miro, rpelig 2ult
sum Sreiien 5eist, penn Die eifl'
b0rnd)en aui Den 9anmen unauf'
borIid berumipringen nno oabe'
plaiiten lno p~ieifcu, 10 folgt boio
&egenmetter.
Inter Den @oeeln baben nls
@ctterpropbeten bon ieber Die Sng'
pDgel cine groBe Seoentnng. Gre
ten tie ibre &eiie nad Silben fritz
inn SerbIte an, 10 lut,t inns ein
Itrenger @inter beim; fommen ia
3eitig I'M Sriibiabr 5l ms, 10 trttt
miIoes @etter elm. Cider bari
man auf Hegen redDnen, ipeiln Ole
S1bne nltgeip6bnlib oft ibr 8tferifl
boren laiien.
9eIier oils an 2ali6irold) Ituoleri
man an benz @ebabren Ser gioetli
len @ettcrfunbe. Summeln tie
iih nGmlid) i6on friib Morsens
munter herllm. 10 berrid)t Den Iaa
iiber mormes @ettcr; balten lie itd'
iih aber periteft, 10 faut BAH
Hegen.
Inter Den Siifen lit Del
SdlammbeiBer am enlpfinollhlter
aeaen Die eleftriihen Wirflnger
Ser s(tmoipbGre; Iteist er an Oh
S6erilGt)e mo idJwimmt er anfreg'
bin ulo ber, 10 entlaot lid) In
Saufe ser n1fIten "a Stinnoen cir
@epitter.
Iud 9ienen, Weipen, Summelr
Seigcn lhon Stunoeu porber olrd
ibre groBe @erei5tbeit nno lnrnb'
al, nenlt Gin llnipetter los6riht.
@ie mannisiad miro ollo DC,
llmlfwung ser @~itterung tn oel
Iotur porber anset!inoigtl Ginen
auimlerfiumen 9eobnd)ter cntgeber
oieic an5eiden nift; CT Oentet i'll
aildb balb unb heipabrt lid 10 Of
Dor monden Observation-Disclosures
ui0 Sd,Goen.
=
1f,Lc. So, > Mh6ouH Ner NorfoSfrlu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06

@srnngliifte GntihmlSisnng.

Marie, auf Dem &lopier liegt
Der Staub bon minbcltens feds
@oden!"
rgber, endoige 6ral,, Sas lit
boh Die SdJllo meiner Sorsause-
rinl Sd bin ia crit ieit orci @oden
bier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
licbcr Den yYbban" Der aartsifelm,

ttSulr VIII VSouW" W. W"tties"
Elm iiir unlere Sanopirtbe gcpib
Invertebrates Sbema,. fiuOen mir I'M
s@eItbeutlhcn 2anopirtb" einelt
leienswertben artifel. GS lit bin.
ldnglih befannt, Dob 3ablreid)e STAR
toiieliorten, Die in friiberen Sobren
raiben Grtrag abiparien nno oeB'
bo!b wirtbihaitlih bod, geldast
pnroen, beute min6eripertbig &C.
poroen ODER gar gang peridwnnoen
iinb. Sbre grtrGgniiie befrieoig-
ten inmer weniger. uno ibr Sc
broidsipertb wnrbe g%eringer; be-
ionoers ober piberitunoen Die mei-
item DER &artofielfranfheit 10 weHig,
bab tie m~ligegeben perben miIbten,
Iieier ,Ibbmt" lit tbeils elm mirtbs
'daftlitar, tbeils eiu btoIogiiher
@prsang. Gin Neutrality-suspicious..
rpenn ulte Sorter hlrrb Die bbbets
2eiinnosidbistsit neuer perbrGugi
peraeu: Elm biolosiider, penu
bte grirdgniiie eiaer Sprte osrae'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
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Cine Ifug.Npparat.

o9ebolierr Sic e3 nid)t oudb Dap
Gas lenfbore Sl!ftlfiii nod, INNER
nidt e~riunoen it, 3err Stuoioius?"
nSit mir idnllppe, i1 meroe aud,
10 ourd)'s Gromen %ilicgen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
1oetaiter.

Ser bidtenbe NniGngcr itebt Dor
hem Gerle9er: r@aS miro eS foiten,
Die @eoid)tc bruden iu laiien?"
.%m", lagte Der @iihcrmann.
nad)oem er oie erIten Seiten ourd1.
ilo9en bate. 1000 arpnen mb
ollie Sbre 6reunbe unb 0efonnten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
9rnffeBler,

Der Gerein mar pol5dblig Der.
nm ser @.c"ritono iebIte
nod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
Nbsefertist.

Sn einem Itarf beiebten Hoitpa-
gen befono iih elm alter bieoercr
Sflpobe mo ein iunger, etpus bla'
Iirter Ypitpraftifant. lie Inter.
baltung mar cine iebr animirte. &c.
porben, Shlagworter floaen bin
unb Der, uno Der Shnabe mtbte
piel oils 3ielifei6e nit berboIteu.
mas er aud gutmiitbis bimtabm.
llnter anoerem iraate i'm alld Der
iunsc Soltpraftifont. Die Sdma'
ben )pcrDcn bod, pobl crit nit Dem
pier5igitcn Sabre ~geldeiot?" -
so, beS ltimmt", u%ntiportetc Ser
Shiuabc." .Nun, mos iongcrl
Sic Oent nit Genen all. Die gar
nid)t geid)eibt merben2~ ,IiC
lpcrOen Boltprattifant". perieBte Der
S6pobc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
@aiernenhofblatbe.

nHa, Weier, Sic aeigen ia cine
Sammerpiiage, pie elm Bacillus,
Der bon Brofeiior Sod bort"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
. Nu9 Wenpbefa.

Cine sabraabs 0<f8l&ts, b. Gfnsf& pesr GusIi4.
Z. scHumAcxE1 q @, eWSQ9, etkhDuHf. ONO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06

I'M DIE stub Dod) 5il crbaltelt, loltote
Der &aufmann eincS Cages cine
Siege oils @eid)enf binalls uno bolb
bintcrher ben 8eriftspolsieber, Ger
alsbam Die &rib ais iiberfliiiiig
bate %abfiibren fonncn. @ie erpb
obcr oas gritamnen oes 9eamten,
ols err anfam mo bie 3iege ge-
ld)lod)tet n%orfonol Gas @elid,t
oes 9oufmonneS fonn mon iif Dor.
I%teleit.
geucts.
2ebrer: nNlio Der IIfobol lit cin
Sit! aann mir Giner bon gi,h
einen gefpeis baiiir erbringcn."
Shuliunge: u@erm mein 8oter
moi su piel getrunfen bat, miro
meme Mutter allcmal m1dtig
giitig."
- ~ -
Nd 10!
81: v@as, Der Subernas lit ob.
seitraft pprbcn, neil err g'ifiib-
plattelt bat?"
%; so, = aber oilf at frenio'n
SoI'u!" -,
Jiir ale Sale.
Spibbllbe (ber ieinen Sobn sur
Stabt in Die 2ebre ididt): y /.
llnb menn on NAL Seimipeb frie-
gen ioait. Sepl, pergiB nidt, Die
8oiie mit3ubringen."
9ann freilid.
ToliStit (5rm 9anobiirgermeis
iter): ,gs mare aber audi bodite
Belt, Dob Der 8emeinbenrreIt balo
renopirt miirbe: before Spisbuben
wolen ifon gar nidt mebr bin-
ein!"
las tuirfiamitc Tmcll.
Srember: .Ilio I'm bieiigen Srte
iine spei Ier5te; pie pertragen lie
iid benn?"
Sic baben cine iolde @utb aui.
chamber, oaB lie iih am lie6Iten
segenieitig b%ebanoeln m0d,ten."
- So
Gin finoiser aopf.
Ser &aufmann lerut ieinen neit.
en- @erfGuier on. 9ur 9tiir INNER
tiiftis ouf Die EretIe iflasen, bier
einige Iiennige, bort einige Gfen-
nige, i6lieblih folnllt cine biibide
Gumme 5niammen. ltno imnter
biibi6 Den aunoeu flor MAIDEN,
iparum Die @aare tbeuerer getpora
Sen lit. Gaiien lie NAL unf (snr
eintretenoen 9ame): n@nS itebt 81
9ienlten?"
Gin Meter idnpar5es Seioen.
5eug."
y@epiB, foiiet 1856 Marf
,glber ih babe bo6 INNER mir
1,50 Marf besnblt."
ga, perebrtc Came, oos mar
iriiber, aber sic niiien pobl nitt,
oab cine &ronfbeit inter ben Sei-
oenroupen miitbet; Seioe lit nm
100 Gro5ent 9eitiegsn, hGttcu mir
nidt icld giinlti9c slbihliiiie 9e'
maht. 10 miiBte idl ictt $50 @art
berednen." &unoin Soblt mn
gcht.
YrinSipol (iriumpbireno): ySebeu
Sic, 10 miro e5 gemadt. Sebi
beSieren Sic sic ndfite Game." :.
Came miinitt Srci Dieter @anS
unb crfldrte, ais Ser &erf1ltier oer
Ereis nit 80 EIg. oli9lebt, DAB lif
itets MIR GO Gig. Iilr oerartlgeS
9ono besohlt babe. oIllerOingS.
mcine @nGoige. aber hie @aare ii
mn 90 9rp5ent gcitieaen uno ioII
aor nid,t erbGltlih, oenn infol9c
bes tdlten @cttcrs lilo clle 9ano'
miirmer 81 Brunoc gegoil9cn,"
~ ,t -
&%eritanoen;
Maoane (ihrem neuen Gienlt'
m1od,cn oen eriteu Sobn auS5ab'
lenb): .9trm ieien Sic redt lpar.
lam, @nna; e3 lit INNER idon
penn man Gin pnar Mari halieser
bait"
1ieuitmGofen: .Stimmt; be
meiner porigcn Serrlhaft babe tt
am Gnbe oes Ntonats audi imnnel
auSbelien miliien!"
- e ~
E.os,;sAer Wrro(ctA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
Sin Mcnascric-I enidl.

81: .Menid, 0u iiebit ia ihref-
lid, ans, mas ieblt Cir Senn?"
o.: %, ih foinme mir Dor iuie
cine Wennocrie; geitern Ibeno
SHofsfopf gcipielt = GGtpein &C.
baht - Bod ~gctriutfan - Spis er.
wiift Iffen na1 Sauie ee-
brad)t - 9eute aater - Sering ges
geIien uno bunoeiaumdbise Stim.
ntung."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
Sin idarfiimniser Grsieber.

grsieber: o@ie beiBt bas groBe
9innenmeer 5wiiden europa mn
Iiien?"
Yriu5 0uirit oaS SintenglaS um)
gr5iehcr: .Sebr ridltig, @obeit
SaS Sdnpar5e Meer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
Wud, idjlancr ais CT.

Gin gergmam ihuloete einenl
goflnmet Gauirlonne 70 Warf.
erltcrer beiob niln cine Sub, DIE
aber midt gepi1noet merben fornte,
90 er Die pielc Rild) nptbmenbig
iiir icire pielen 9inher beburiie.
I'm Die Sub bod 5ii crbalten, loitote
Der &auimann zines Cages cine
Siege als @eidenf binalls uno balb
bintcrher Sen 8eridtspoQsieber, Der
olsbam Ole &lib alS iiberfliiiiio
Bate abfiibren fonncn. @ie erof
obcr bas gritamnen bes 9eamten
OILS err anfam mo oie 3iege - &c.
id)lodltet norfonb! Gas @eiidy
bes GolifmonneS fonn mon iif Dor
%'telet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
.mtc photographer

t6Musn MIR pon Grpsrten hsrseiislt iperoeu.
is gilt bel otrsn Ssrfsumua @riabruuS
III baberL ~paleuos xopi. uno Sorperitelnuz
gen IN beahteu, oas paGenee ai6ts una
Observation-Disclosures gu teunsu Iua oaust
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1878 @iaps Ctr. GueueIs, IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
&eritanocn;

Maoane (ibrenu ncuen GienIt'
mGodcn oen eriteu Sobn auSjab'
Ienb): ,9tum ieien Sic red)t lpar.
lam, @nna; eS lit INNER id,on
penn man Gin poor Mari halicser
bat"
IiemitmaSden: ~Stimmt; be
meiner porigcn Serridait babe Id
am Gnbe oes Monats audi immel
ansbelien miiiieu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
geiuets.

2ebrer: rSlio Der NIfobol lit ein
Slit! annm mir Giner bon gi,h
einen gelpeis baiiir e%rbriugen."
Shuljunge: n@enn mein 8ater
moi su piel getrunfen bat, miro
mcinc Mutter allcmal madtig
giftig."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
Jnr aQe SGae.

Spibbllbe (ber ieinen Sobn sur
Stabt in Die Sebre ididt): . /.
llnb nenn on NAL Seimipeb frie-
gen ioait. Sepl, pergiB nidt, Die
3oiie mit5ubringen."
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
CIucks and CacIxles.


Too much corn produces lots of fat,
but few eggs Half corn and half meat
will produce as many eggs as any other
ration. but it is awfully expensive.
If you take milk and boil it and mix
it with ground oats and bran, it willnot
only be a good tonic. but a splendid
egg producing food and release the
poultry from the necessity Of drinking
slop
Clean nests guarantee clean eggs;
filthy nests guarantee dirty eggs. Clean
eggs are worth almost double in the
market the value of soiled or undesira.
bic eggs.
Fowls that have free range pick a
large portion Of their daily ration. Al
ways supply the grain and other foods
necessary, even though the range is ex-
tended They need a lot more grain
food than they can pick up.
Don't buy cheap and inferior stock.
Get the best or none Of the variety you
wish to breed from.
Don't try more than one breed. II
you don't like your first selection dis
pose Of that variety and get another,
as by trying to breed two you will be
almost sure to fail.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
ROSE LEAVES

The surface of the rose bed should
never be allowed to grow hard or bake,
but after every rain be loosened with
a forked hoe few inches to form a
dirt mulch and at the same time to
keep down the weeds.
The pruning of tea roses begins
about the second week in April and
planting toward the end Of the month.
Practically south of the Potomac and
Ohio rivers tea roses are hardy. free
and long lived. They make the finest
ever blooming plants in nature Tor
southern outdoor gardens.
The hybrid teas are the roses for the
amateur, for from them one may cut
blooms every day from June to No
vember,
If you would have perfect roses In
profusion it IS imperatively necessary
that you feed your plants well. Moth
ing In the line Of fertilizers suits them
SO well as old. thoroughly rotted cow
manure that which is black and crum-
bles readily.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
Care of Eggs For Matching.

Two important facts relative to the
care of eggs for Matching are these:
First, if an egg is subjected to tenn
perature below freezing (32 degrees I'd,
the germ is destroyed, and consequent
ly the egg will not hatch; second, in
cubation is commenced by a hen sit
ting on an egg over night, and if such
an egg is removed from the nest the
next day the germ dies, and the egg be
comes putrid. Eggs for Matching are
best stored at a temperature of from
40 degrees to 60 degrees F.. They
should be placed in basket in cold
room, covered with a cloth to prevent
undue evaporation, and need not be
turned The fresher the eggs the great
er is the vitality of the germ and the
more chicks they will hatch. 1t is not
advisable to use for Matching eggs over
ten days old. In selecting the eggs it
is well to avoid extra long. rough she'll
ed or sharp pointed eggs and to retain
for Matching only the well shaped,
smooth shelled eggs.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
PEDIGREE BREEDING.
EIais Is Next to Impossible Now with
out Trap Nests.

EIfs Is Next to Impossible Now with
out Trap Nests.
Pedigree breeding by the use of trap
nests IS occupying the attention Of the
best breeders all over the world and
without question is the coming system
for the production of the best in stand
ard and practical qualities of the diff
ferent breeds of domestic fowls. The
strain that produces highest uniform
quality is the one that pays best, not
the one that occasionally produces a
choice specimen, but the average quail
ty of which is far below what might be
desired for good breeders. Uniformity
when found in conjunction with the
best quality is a point that all fanciers
are striving for. and it can be best and
most easily attained by having an ac-
curate knowledge of the breeding value
Of every specimen used in the breed
ing pens. There are many breeders of.
pure bred fowls who are compelled to
sell their breeding stock ait less than an
average Of 81 per fowl because of the
poor average quality of the birds raised
each season, while others who have by
careful selection and system of pedi-
gree breeding been enabled to produce
a strain of uniform quality and indi-
vidual merit have no trouble in selling
their surplus breeders at an average
price of So or more per fowl. It Is
quality the buying public wants, and
in the great majority Of eases they are
willing to pay a good fair price to the
man or woman who will produce the
goods they are looking for. The breed
ing that pays is the breeding that in
the largest degree produces the quality
that the purchaser is after, and care
less. methods cannot fill the bill.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
WORDS MISuSED.
Denaturized, DenaturaIized or Dena-
tured-Which.

Denatur1Zed, Denaturatlzed OF Dena-
tured--Whichs
Since the grange has been so en-
Enthusiastically interested in the remov-
al of the internal revenue tax from al
cohol in order that it may be used for
commercial purposes, for fuel light.
etc, there has been much use Of the
descriptive adjective 'sdenaturized. .
But we have come to the conclusion
that there is no such word in the Eng
lish language. None Of the standard
dictionaries gives it. There is no such
verb as sdenaturize,' but Webster's
International the Century and the
Standard give ssdenaturalize'' and "de-
nature Both words have the mean
ing we have been trying to convey in
using the word "denaturize," as ap-
piled to the process by which it is
proposed to deprive alcohol of its nat
ural qualities, consequently either "de-
naturalized'' or sdenatured" would be
correct. But inasmuch as there is a
second meaning given for the word
"denaturalized' las to deprive one OF
citizenship we prefer to use "dena-
tured, and we shall use that term
hereafter in writing of "denatured al
cOhol''