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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-09

POULTRY FOOD-If you want your hens TO lay
more eggs write us for free particulars about PU-
RINA POULTRY FEEDS-Acme Mills Co.,
Port and, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-09

FREE LAND IN OREGON under the Carey Irr.
CATION act. Deed rect from state. Write today.
Booklet and map free. b. 5. Cooke Il Co., 25l
Alder street, Portla d, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-09
Classified

Names and Addresses in Portland Of Repre-
sentative Business Firms.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-09

MEMS CLOTHING - Bumum & Pendleton, sole
agents Alfred benjamin correct clothes Every
thing in mems furn shngs Morrison and Sixth
streets. Opposite postoffice.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

Die Rsgternns Der RspabIil
Merito berDffentIidt Elm Breisauss
i9reiben, bei benz ni6t iueniger dls
10000 Dollars gu sstpinnen 1inO. Gs
limb 3 prsiie BON te 10000 Dpllars
in ausfi6t seitellt porben fir folgenOe
Qrbeiten: sritens bic Gntbedung Ses
@rresers bes tppbDIsn Tiebers, sipeis
tens Der art Ieiner ltebertragung auf
ben MenI6en, brittens zines ipilfIas
men porbeugenben n6er beilenben Sc
runs ober zines onberen erFoIgrei9en
6silmittels. Sin dbnli9er preis nit
8sSug duf bic afia;iI6e gboIsra, Oes
rem Grreger frsiIi4 bstannt III, gssen
bic es absr nod tein borbeugenbes oner
1eilenbes Mittel BON Ii6erer Dirtung
eibt, tpirb felt ldnJcrer 3eit dl!id6rs
lid BON Der Barrier gltabemie Der g!iIs
ienT9dften I'M 8etrnae BON 100000
Sranten ausgeIhrieben, pbns bdb 1i9
Elm t~piirbissr Gmpfdnser bafur sefuns
ben bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

Drei 6ddwcrene nit elmer fleinen
flai DIE %0bdmherlain's Geibmeh,
Gbolerd un6 DurdfaIl : 1lleoisin
BON 6.bolere uIorbus ecbeilt.
Ser O.. @. Sopler Sigbtouer,
gla ersablt cine @rfubtunu bic &c
mahte, w1brenb CT als SeiHmOres
ner In elmer MISUNDERSTANDING In
Gbmarbsuiae, 8reisbnupthuot BON
areiIe giebpurne, at1., Fsurirte. @r
ioat: ,Ndbrenb ih bort NOR, nB Id
etnas Ittides uuo aud @urlt Steiih,
bas bel mir @bplera Murbus In lebr
|ihlimmer S6rm uerurinhte. sd
fablte arg sleub unb itidte hna et'
rer oepifen Gbulern ; 3ebtstn, iiati
'oefen lanble mir Der %aIpOtbeter cine
SlaSde gbamberlain'S 9eibmeb, Gbos
Iera uub 0urhfaG. NteOiSin nit benz
8emerten, bab er bns @euinidte
bate, mir abei In Golpe Der @r'
prubtbeit Dieies Seilmittels, por3b3e
mir ietteres su ihiden, ba er iir
befIen unfeblbnre Rur e%nrnutire. Sd
nnbH cine Dole bausn uno fablte In
fanf Mlinuten better. Ole ttuette
Dole bette mid einsti6. Buei
RiteeiAwOrene litten In oerieIben
8eiIe unb cine fInI uno span3ia
Sent Slai4e heilte uns aGe brei.
Bum Wertnuf bel Batter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

Der girtuoIe barauf butter srnsH
@anbI6irm un6 Ipielts cine babe
Stunoe lang dbpedielnb auf beioen
@eisen, inbem er Iie ale apei pOer bret
Minuten austauI9t,, obns buB bic an'
tpeIenben, goneIlt ein6esriffen, I'M
Gtanbe getpeien pGren, nit 8eIttmmt'
Felt gu idgen, Of er uuf Der Strdbipd'
rius pber auf Der setp1bnli4en 9sise
fpielte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07
qlertparOiasr Gyan.

Sn elmer mdrtiI6sn 3eituns Hebt
fuIsenSe anSeise: .llntsr benz Rincs
pisb oes @lisbefiterS &. in s. III bic
geFliiael6olsro ousstbro6sR. 9esbdlb
ntrb 6as geboft fur ben @ertebr nit
GsbsrOieh ssiperrt.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

Die So9enGobef9en gr'
innerungen enthdlten bieles, bds
Tid duf 8abern be5iebt unb ben uns
gIiidli6en 2uOpis II. aufieben erres
genS 1T, mas Der @erfaifer iiber bk
Sfplisrung bieies Mondr6en beri9tet.
8arTt SobenIo6e i9rsibt beretts mad
1866: onbere 9eute, b. 3. bic Miniiter,
fimmern fi6 ni4t um bic &inbersien
bes &6nigs, ba er a bic mint
fer nit ben &ummerH CANA uns
.eefSrt regieren Iae. limb
nun fptgt cine fur6tbare @ntlaee:
,1lsiR @efibI bat mid nt1t getGuI9t;
CO 1T tpubr. 6aB Yfiitermsifter (gbef
RES 9e1eimtubinetts) unb Or. Sub
(SetretGr i'm aabinett unb nd9maIis
ger Minifer) ben &6nis abs
|it4tIi9 ifoIttrt bubtn, I'm
ungtfDrt ibr protttttonss
pefen Su trstbtn In Sc
metnf9aft nit p~forbttn
1884 bis 1866 MiniFerprdIibent)
unb 8OmburO" (SufiSminiTter 1864
Biz 1857. Dds siinseitSrte protets
t~ionspsier', setriebtn BON Der llmges
buns bss 4Dniss unb isinsn Wlinis
fern, barlnter elmer, Der ben Sob bes
&Ontss uls Mtniftsr nod iibsrbauerts!
9ObeRlobe beItGtist bier bus llrtbeil.
ptldes bus 3entsum in 0eutf9lanb
unb feline preIfe BON jeber ifber bas
Sreibsn In OumaItesr 3eit ssfdIlt ia
ben.
.@obin Bite Sp9t fiibrt
f9reibt man ben apssr. Gren8bOten,
bel isber pofIsnben uHb Anpufienben
@eleeenbett Refolutipnsn lO~sSuldIIen,
Setst Der Ionbsrbare 8sf6lub, ben mad
ben Mittbsilungen Der SagespreITe bte
@snsralperfdmmlung beg 8unbes
9eutI9er Grauenbsreine Bel ibrer Sas
gung tn Mirnberg am A. Sttpber gee
fabt BAT. DieIs ReiolutiOn lautet:
Der IN MlrnberS Oerlamrlsits SuuD
Delltlde : S~rdusnDersine 9lepl leluer
ttefen Gmpcrling Ausorad aper DC les
Der @eitttlrg 9o9H lpreneroen grea'
elt9dter, pie N HuB!dio aus Tollen'
hoB uHo TN STlterelle Dsr Allrsqter,
bdltuna Der autotrutte fprtsefebt on
mehrlnfen sErauert unb Rinberr beriibt
tpsrbsn. gr geoenit terfer mt no1er
REMEMBERING %OerleHiseit ruililfen
yrdusr be an Dem gsipalttsen Hllgen
ibres Boltss iim perlpnllfe iino plrs
serli9e 5retpett 70 1elosnpatt tpsllle1'
men" pat Der uSuno Denilcler 9ralS
erlberstts" Der lulsts gSillsas 1iatiS
tslgsntdB lsoe polttttde 1aattgtelt aus
fHltsbt. fpirtlt9 ni9ts beileresSnt1lin,
fragt Der Ginien0er, dls mt papierisn
proteiter gegen bic angeblt9 our 9ut'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07
Sic nsbilScte a06in.

Maoame: .SoEoHRa, jeBt III mit
bic gebratsne Sans in bic Qi6e gs'
fallen; mas fangen pir jebt an2"
aodin: Sra, ba rsbmen sic iis halt
pisbsr 'rdus (patbetif4): aus Der
ai9e lteist Der PbOHiy!!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

Dt4tts fir G~tOtttns
+ ADdrmer, benen baIo tein
&riegsfdiff mebr oroB ssnrs fsir
fam, 1T foIgsnbe ails 9onbpn 6ertGs
tste MeIbuns. Ginem tnsliI6en
&riessI9iff 1T bas S6ieBen mir Ieis
nsn eigensn 30.5 3entimeters @ei6aben
I9le9t bstommen, 9aa neue S6ld6ts
f6iff .Sibernia" ma6te bieIer Gage
feline erits @erIu9sfdbrt, I'm bic neusr
eroBen @eT9ibe, mil beneu ale nsuerI
S9la9tf6ifIs beItslIt perben IOllsn,
gu probieren. SpGt Na9mittogs tebrte
tas S6iff nu9 glDmuutb IGper be-
F9Gbtot Suriid. Ser Riiditpb Der gros
Ben GeI9iiBe bate las &riessI4iff
oerortig erI6iitlert, bob bic Seds fi@
r%erbpgen 6atten. @uBerbem aeigte bas
qdn3e Sdiff Rife tn0 @erbiegungeu.
sinige MlatroIeu batttn aud @srlsb'
unoen erIitten. 8as S9iff, bas etlpa
Z N&tIlipnen0 ollars fpitete, mub umge'
Gaui fper6en, bic SeditIBen ltne bic
@erbdnoe mijTTen betrd4tli9 berItGrtl
luerben. Sn Der greITe, bic ben linz
glildsfoll IsiosnI@oitIi9 feipri9t,
piro barout bin9emisien, bab pieler
Sail mDgIi&srtuetfs bic aon8e r0reub.
npugbt" > Sbeorie (S6iffe init .tpt
10000 Sonnen @srbrGngunG a.
nt@te made. @enn bieIe mG1tiger
S9tffe bic GrI9itttrung Der groBer
GeIdiibe ni9t pertrdgen tOnnen, 4
limb lie in Der That .pcrtblos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07
gsnaue @ieberboIuna.

Grau Sduptmdnn: ,@eItell BEN
Germ 2.uinant, i'd IieBs i'm fir mOrs
sen Su tinem 2SGfeI Suppe bitten.
@ieberbols ben 9efebl.4 @urIGe:
Die snGbig Gral lGBt 5srrn ocits
rant bitten INN SuppsnI6ffsl istnigss
fir morgsn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

Der 9unb rSeimatbss
fdu b., Der am l. unb 2. Sttober BE-.
IS. in Miin9en feline @enerdlbers
Fummluns gebaItsn bat, beitebt erit felt
tpsnigen Sabrsn. Seine Mufsabe IL,
nit allen RrGftsn fir bic Grbultuns
Ser @isendrt BEG beutI9en 2unbts
ein3utreten unb bafit 81 uirten, bab
aIte Bats unb &unitbsntmGltr, Sob
9oratterittf6e Stabt~ unb 0orfbiIber
Etdt Osrloren gsben ober sntltsllt
tperOen, bab bic iinnigen alien @ittsn
unb 8r6u9s nidt Der @erseIIenbeit
GnbeimfalIen, bic SroGteH bes 8oltes
in gbren bleiben, bab bic gum Sers
sen t%ItngenSen beutIGen @oItslieber
ni9t in bic @inbe perfIiegen uub tpeis
ter TOrgt bisTsr 8unb, bss beutTG.n
@albes ernfe Serrli@teit gu tpabren,
feline Sbisrt unb pftansen ni9t auss
Iterben gu luifen unb bas teuf9e Bib
Der beutfden 2dnbI6aft Dor benz Der.
oerb 5u retten. 9isIe 3iele berf@aFFsn
rem 8unb Bonn aud Bic Spmpatbien
tpeiter Rrsifs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07
Qoffenbsr Qlab.

.Sotenlsben, mo IOII i'd biubGns.n
ben @-iltommentron3, fuenn CT tomnlt,
Der 8rGutigdm2" - sSGHg fbn an
BEN aaIiafdrdni.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07
Opfimisnns.

3udtbGusIsr Gin @efGnentBbofe f!r
fi@): rRidfi9tsbolI IinO fie bier idon,
cine bobe Mausr bdbtn iis bsrumess
ma6f, 6dmit man bon brauBsn Ri6t
aeFehtu pirb,4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

Icin, bic cine uttlItOn bate pO9 etne
DieI beffere 9%erpsnbuns finben tSnnen,
alb fir cine nomeriiuRif6e SnterDsns
ttOn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

@on bar unIGnsft burd bic
rGe1elli4aft fir btabtlpie Seleerdpbie
m. B. g., SbItem Selefunten", in
Rauen, untpeit Berlin, erri4teten
Differentiation fir bra6tIoie Selssrap6ie
aus purben, tpie bic nMsue mil. spoil.
&orreIponbsn5" beri3tet, BEL Der Oors
lebten &usfabrt Oss GdneIIbampfer5
Bremen" bes NOrbbeutl6eR GtpDb
mad Retu gort 4 cage na9 Dem auss
Idufen bisfes 0~ainPfers tGsIid eine
Stunbs lang bic nsusiten 3eitunsss
Telesramme nudseIlnbt. Mie man
nn9trdsli9 erfubr. iinb bisTe Seles
gramme pGbrenb Der erIien SGlfte Der
Musfabrt, ndmlt@ Bis auF 3tpeieins
bulb ; 2dufeHb &tIometer (etpa 1850
ensI. Msiltn), liar oufgsnpminen
porOen. 9isie gntfernuns III
bssbdIb bsd9tsnsfpertb, neil mebr
aIs bic SdIf.e bss Deses ilber 2onb
fiibrt, iibsr bic 2isbsrIanbe, 8slsisn
unb Srantrei9. Man Iiebt bierdus,
bab aud bus bsuti9e SeIsfunisn ; Sps
fem srobe Gntfernlngen iibsrpinoen
fam uRb bierin in tetner DtiIe btns
ter Der Wureoni : @sIeIII9aTt luriids
itebt. Die beutfden S9iffo6rfssGes
fsIIf6aften tDerbsn In 3utunft in Der
Gage iein, ebsnfo, tpie bisber nur bon
ben ensIiI1sn brabtIoIen Stationen,
jebt aud bon Der beutI9eu @eIellI&aft
9epei9en pdbrenb Der lleberfabrt an
9orb uuf5unebmsH.
Sn Der bstanRtsn fostof'
bemOiratif9en Wondtss
If9rift: .0is Esus 3eit" bat Gburs
les Rappuport fOsben Elm lirtbetl iibtr
ben nun gum MiniFerprdIibentsn
Jrantrsi&s setpOrb.nsn Clemens
ceal gsf6lIt. gr ipri6t bon Der andrs
9tIttfdsn Metbapbbiit zines Mtntiters
bes Snnern. limb e. Idet bd: .Gs TT
intsreifant, ft9 gu ssipGrtigsn. tpis
Der ieBise fr1nSSIiT9e Minilter bss
Snnern, Der riidIi4isIoIe llnterbriis
der Der srpben Gtreits unb Der Wais
Denomination bon 1906, i'm Gtile Ell
nes 9ombsnfperfers ben Stat ala
bds srDbts ltsbel gsrnbe3u perbSbnt
bat. llnb bies ni9t als u~nerfdbrener
rom1ntiIner Siinalinq, BEN bic Metds
pbDiit i'm 8lut Itsdt, Ionbsrn als
je9SisiGbriger @rsts ais Elm b09It an.
~gefebenes Wlitslisb bes fron5Diii9eE
Senats".- llnb Der 8reis nit ben
65 Sdbren auF benz RaIsnber unb nit
Der 8pmbe unb Der MetopbbIif i'm
@epanbe lit beite Der Better Gsr Sc
ffide Grantrei6s. gr bat eeIcot:
SD femme ben Staat. CT bat eint
ldnse @s1hi9tt, beren ousI9lieBli9sr
Snbdlt SObtf1lds unO 8lutbergieBen
1T. ollie @erbre9tn, Die in Der WeIt
feedneen iperben, namsntli9 Mtbes
leien, Rrtese, @ortbru6, S9eiterhdus
fen, Tplterunesn. 6inriatungsn, tpurs
ben ale bonn StdatsintereIfe asrs@ts
fertigt." ~ llnb Der @egner bss .oll.
mGGtigen Gtaatss", Der Bic MsnI6beit
bsberrfdt, 1T beute MiniTttrpr6iibsnt.
Spabbdft fpirb es Isin, ipie Ct ben
Gtndt Der MIlma6t, bic bic MsHI@Heii
beberriGt, tuttleiben tpirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07
Gin tIuoes ainb.

SnteI: n5riB, tporum ltrnit 9u
bsrn 70 unsern2 6rib: rMeil i'd
gebDrt babe, sf9siOts ainber perosn
nidt ALL"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

Dte Roftn Der gnfers
pentfOn tn auta tusrbsn duf cine
rumble MiIIion bsre9net. Der Srups
pen transport bat 225.O 900 Dollars
e.tOItst. NIIo Elm ioftIptIiees 9ers
eniiser, bisfe Sniutrsttion, OeHR bic
RubaHer ioIlsn fit be Rotten nuFIoms
men. gun bat fiH in bsr GtnotstuFIe
Rubr's oIlerbings Elm 9udrbefdnb BON
suSts mitliOrsn Dollars nsflnbsn. al.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07
Settungsnott5.

Del aaIitsrer bes gantbauIes Sil'
berIsin ipiirbe beute bus SET Der 25s
iGbrissn 9bGtigtsit in gsnanntem
0auie bsssben. SsOenfaIIs, i'm allen
Sbationen 3u entgeben. bat itd Der
beideibens dIts Serr Oieie Ro9t bcims
lid NIT Der Safe sntfsrnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

GttSt5dgi Uieier .peIpsngu1T TaTss
pfenoen Srduen aus Dtrnsn unb ilns
reifeu MGb9en - Stubentinnen unb
@hiilerinnen = behebt, 6eren 9sgrtfs
fe BON .5reibeit" cbenfoItbr nit ben
etbif4en anf9auungen sebilfster Nas
ttonsn toIIibisren fpis tis Mittsl, NIT
benen fis bic @ernirtlt9uns ibrtr
sSbedle4 bur9Sufibren iu6en."
Wlit alien, mas Der beirsTfenbe Mtts
arbeiter Der @ren3botsn bisbsr bes
bauptet bat, finb mir einberitanben.
Wenn er dber gum S9luB erilGrt:
.~sSSe6enfalls benefit bic .RsIolution"
ipteber einmol, ipobin es fibrt, tDsnr
ft9 6rduen, dnitdtt in ibrem ndtiirlis
den @trtungstreiIe gu bIeiben, UNI
@inge betiimmern, bon Denen lie ni4ts
rerItsben, unb benen lie ni9t NIT bers
Itanbesmdbigen grpGgunsen, fonberH
nit @sFiblsn gegsniifertrsten" 10
I9eint Ct uns babel benn bod 81 bsrs
sefIsn, bab bic beI9luBfuiienben 9aa
men bod MIR bur9 bic 8ldtter, bic
tie leIen, gu ibren anft9tsn iiber bic
rufTiI9en 3uftGnbs sstommsR finb.
Die preTTs liest aber betdnntermaben
fat ausI9IisbIi4 in MGnnsrbGnben.
Was Der 8uRb 0sutI9er SruuenDers
cine In fetnen BeThlifien behauptet,
bat al bunbert MaIen in allen 3ets
tungen geItdnben. 9iefe BADEN ii9 gar
ni9t genug tbun tDnnsn in tbren Be-
miibungen, bds Mi!seFibl ibrer 2efer
ben ruIiii4en ReOOluttOndren Susu'
member.
Sn 0orbbduen baden itG
bic poits unb Selegrdpben @ebllftns
men 3u einem Slanbssbereine suIoms
men getbdn unb unter onberem aud
folgenbe Gorberungen g%eftellt: @rs
ldngung Der DabIbereGtiguHg alleT
fi9 IelbRItGnbig ernGbrenben Beams
tinnen BEL tommunalen, tir9ltGen unb
poIitif6sn @ablen mad benz @runbs
IdBe: @lei9e Steuern-slei9e 4edte,
Grlanguns Der 8ere9tiguns 3ur ein'
jGbrig : ffeipiIligsn 9tenft bei'm
Deere, unb omar dls 2aaarettssbiil'
finnen unb 5elbi9peItern BON IS
bis gum %. 2ebsnsiabre. Ser tpei6s
Ii6e Ginidbrig : Sreipillise! alff
bod NAL etpus, tpas nod ni&t buse'
tpeIen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

ror sa1o nv 0val1Eol Bros
The aegis & intelligencer., 1906-12-14
FARMERS ARE ORGANIZING.

An organization has been effected
among the farmers in some portions
of the United Safes by which it is
proposed to hereafter regulate the
price of farm products. AS almost
every commercial output is con-
trolled by some kind of trust, the
farmers of the middle west are get
ting together to manage their busi-
ness under like conditions.
The name of this new corporation
is called the American Society of
Equity. Its memberships scattered
principally throughout Kentucky,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma
and Michigan. In the southwest
the farmers have a strong union, the
membership in Texas alone being
100000. They maintain their own
warehouses in distributing centers,
where they store their cotton and
hold it until they get what they be-
lieve to be fair price. The plan of
the farmers is to eliminate the board
of trade, spectators and commits
sion merchants, and sell direct to the
consumer. 1t has been pointed out
that a farmer frequently gets 25
cents for bushel of apples, and by
the time they reach the consumer
they are retailed for that much a
peck. Other products of the farm
are bought and sold at like dispro-
portionate prices. Ithas been main
tained that no one has the right to
hxprices except the producer and the
consumer.
Coincident with this organization
is the American Federation of Labor,
which has joined hands in frater-
nal alliance. The combination has
been formed with the pledge that
each side, as far as possible, shall
The aegis & intelligencer., 1906-12-14

ripe. The larger trees should be dis
tributed over the area so as to shade
the ground and at the same time
give sufficient room in which to de-
velop in the best form.
The humus or litter which comes
from the dead leaves should not be
disturbed, as this is a part that ma
ture uses in reproducing its species.
Dead trees and branches should not
be allowed, however, as they harbor
insects and encourage disease, as
we'll as furnish fuel for forest fires.
AS nearly as possible, well-shaped
trees should be grown, as these pro-
duce more material wealth in dol
lars, and the scrubby, worthless
kind should find the wood pile as
speedily as possible.
Where trees are too thick, the thin
ming out process should see that
there are not too many and interfere
with the best development of those
to be favored. When open places
occur in the woods, the planting of a
few nuts, representing but little
work, will often add to the value of
the woods. This isa case of one gen.
Grafton sowing and another reaping,
but if our forests are to be preserved
for posterity, prompt action is now
absolutely necessary.
The scarcity of lumber in this
country is becoming a serious men
ace to some of our industries. There
was a time when we slashed our for
ests at will. The day has now come
when a new order of things must
prevail, or those to come will be COM
PEELED to find some substitute. Lum-
Der companies are springing up all
over the land and leveling the great
forests. Wehope that other agencies
will see the Importance of building
up as we'll.
1t is said that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has anticipated
the condition of affairs and is now
planting great forests which will
hereafter yield a supply of cross-ties
in the years to come. Had this pol
icy of the company been started at
the time of its organization, there
would not now be so much trouble
in obtaining suitable material on
which to layi its tracks. There never
has been found anything as good for
cross.ties as wood, and the railroad
company has farsightedness enough
to plant out forests that will furnish
the necessary ties when the present
supply has been exhausted.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1906-12-14
THE hartford NUT UAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANYtS REPORT.

We make no apology for the space
in our columns that is given to re-
view of the report of the Hartford
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Outside the county taxes and the
government of the commissioners
Office, there is no one subject that
appeals to so many of US as this cor
poration, which numbers among its
members almost every property
holder in Hartford county.
The statement is indeed a gratify-
ing one, the surplus fund now being
the largest since the company's or
ganization 62 years ago. This has
been brought about by improved
business methods, a broader minded
policy, and important changes which
were made possible by a more liberal
charter.
In paying a compliment to the
management, we desire to say to
every member that we believe that
the business administration of this
company has reached a degree of
excellence not surpassed by any of a
like nature in this country. 1t is
local institution of which Hartford
can well afford to feel proud, and the
settlement shows what can be done
when right business methods pre-
vail.
The company is also to be con-
graduated on owning its own home.
Abusiness as large as this has grown
to be deserves to have a building in
which its management can be con-
Quoted in satisfactory manner. At
a moderate cost this has been Sc
cured, and before long the company's
Office will be moved from its present
crowded quarters.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1906-12-14

THR EGIs is the Oldest established
newspaper in Hartford county. 1t has a
larger circulation among intelligent farm
ers, Gamers and other business men than
any other newspaper published in the
count. These facts make it valuable
advertising medium for reaching all
classes.
All communications should be address
ed to THE KGIs AND INTRLLIGENcER,
and all checks drawn to order of John
D. Worthington.
lgNoTIcE TO CORRESPONDENCE
communications intended for publication
must be accompanied by the tai name
of the writer, though not for T 'lication
unless desired, otherwise they will re-
ceive Nc attention
t9S ST. BsCRIPTION CREDITS. some
times stated by subscribers to county
papers, that they are unable to stop the
same when desired. We hereby notify
our patrons that their papers will be
stopped whenever requested. If no time
limit is fixed by the subscriber, we will
. favor him with its continuance, and he
will be expected to pay for the same.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1906-12-14
ADVICE TO THE ADVISER.

The Egis desires to express its
high appreciation of the generous in
structions given it in the last issue
of the Bel Air Times as to how, when
and why its political utterances
should be shaped. 1t does not hesi-
tate in this public way to recognize
the editor of the Times as a past
master in political acumen, but is
constrained to say that it will proba
bly, be some time before The Egis
will seek political inspiration from
this source, and in so deciding trusts
that it will receive the general en-
dorsement Of its patrons.
But it does not propose to rest un-
der a burden of unrequited benevo-
lence; and, remembering that it is
more blessed to give than to receive,
it now advises the Times in its
Christmas issue to give its readers
the full text of the editorial relating
to the recent election, to be found in
the issue Of The Egis of November
16, and we predict that the readers
of the Times will have had enough
politics to satisfy them for some
time to come.
1t 5 true that The Egis has not
advanced so fast in its examination
OF county matters as the Times has,
and as q consequence, last April it
could only discover in the County
Commissioners office an excess in
expenditures over the levy amount
Ing to $40, 900, as against $S1 ,562.07
discovered by the Times, see edito-
rial in Times of June 1 and Kgis of
June 8
Our neighbor thinks it is more than
passing suspicious that we have not
been filling our columns from week
to week with glaring headlines about
"bad management and wrong do
ing" etc.
To our readers we will say that we
hope thespecial report recently made
oncounty affairs will be in their haSds
with our next issue, and we will then
ask them toreview it with US that to-
gether we may reach intelligent con-
clusions. 1t is safe to add, however,
that as the expert committee found
that the missioners had exceeded
their levy by $9,946.73, we will
hardly be able to find "The Times
Charge Sustained" that this excess
was over $S1, 900.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1906-12-14
TAKE CARE OF OUR FORESTS

The Board of Forestry, created by
an act of the last Legislature, is
commencing to have a good influence
in protecting the interests of the
rural communities of the State.
For years past the farmers wood
lot has been neglected portion of
his property, and it has been allowed
to go to waste without any intelli-
gent supervision such as is given the
rest of the farm. The result has been
that it is looked upon as an aban-
doned piece of ground, when in point
of fact it should yield just as much
as the highly-prized meadow.
One of the most important consid-
erations is well-stocked wood lot
full Of healthy vigorous trees, such
as oak, chestnut, poplar, hickory,
etc. The useless growth should be
cut away and destroyed. As nearly
as possible there should be trees of
all ages, the young ones springing
up to take the place of those that are