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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03
The Fufure Mikado (?

They can DO things IN Japan we
could never even dream Of doing. The
imperial family Of Japan dvells to
gethsr IN harmony under circumstances
that would cause domestic discord, II
not absolute disruption. in an everyday
American family. Her majesty the
Empress is several years older than
her giustrious spouse. the Mikado. and
though she IL the only wife he has ever
had she is not the mother Of the I'VE
childrsn--the crown prince and Tour
princes-of whom the Emperor u the
father. Ia case she should become the
mother of a son, which. as she IL nfty'
sir years old. IN sxceefingiy improo
able the filsgftinats children OF the
Hnperor weuld have 20 stand aside
New they are accorded the full honor
due "a msnbexs q the imperial family
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

Sori-e Meadows. who lived down az
Torr Corners was ella ssed q : a "mean
cd son-of-a-Cun." lie didn't mind
buvinr new farm implements every
year and allowing then % rust and
ruin oct 81 the winter rains and SHOWS
but be would not buy his VIE sew
inc machine or q Gish-washin- ma
chine 70 lessen TIE laOo-s % ho-S--
work She vas never allowed sToui-
.1- money. and whenever anything
necessary was wanted for the horSe
10 Squire always won't himself o tho
village store o0f made a trade - some
farm st-T e the article desired.
ore day tie good vie wanted =
package OF 6a-rin- needles, and tod
/ her husband 81.
"Now. Aharau.- lie said. whats
TIER use OF Cet-in' 50 's,rava CANT
Winters couL-- on. an th4r's that
! fodder cutter ter buy: can't yer Sc
laiour somehow wi-h leSST'
The argument ended hv reduction
70 n single needle. Squire Meadow
took n fresh laid ec- down p the q m
~ store aci inquired % the store
keeper whether he would trade Z
/ 6a-ninc needle fC- an cr-. Tho owne,
was willing AMI tie trade was made
/ Vow II seems that tbs store. IN al
Q on % being a grocery. dry goods
! esta biishm and post office. wa
also one where liquid ref0eshment,
were q Spe-ss-i. The owner was
known as a man Of great cordially
% his customers. often inviting them
% o -'trcat on HIM"
/ The Squire. having maue the ~ de
looked around 81 the array Of botde.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03
MEATS IN GERMANY.
en- FlLIOTT NITcnglL

WAYS IS very complete Ample clean
ing facilities Sre constantly employed
and these in conjunction with power
ful vontilstiae fans keep the estah
lishuent clean and odorleSS
Every Sniaal tia; enters the Berlin
zhzttoir Is Inspected 10 see whethei
IL Is az % Kill After animals are put
% death those whose flesh Is consid
cred absolutely dangerous arc de-
strovc6. Owing % the prevalence O.
poverty TIE German authorities are III
willing - waste anything 49, can Pc
ssve5 Animals kIllea are divided into
-four c Tie FIST class consists
% meat which is tho-o-rhly sound.
this Is allowed % 80 % re1e-sl us-
kecS Tie second class co-s's.s O.
animals having s---s ~----' 'o-s' f's
ease vh'-h 5,9es rot tsi-t 80 b~''z a.
the -est TIE s~e--ei 7a--s o-'v 80
DESTROYED R1i ~ -0S- IS $50 s'-e--'v
20 poo Consumers a Quantities TO
exec tsor SIX pounds TIE -Ni-a 60.
5 that which Is 90 crs'i-v - dis
e2Se1 that q cannot - safely So r.
NV state Eo-evr-. a. nav - ea-a-
without 6e--i-e--a' -oS~'-S - 49,
ocEAly sterilizei. Z is acoo-i rci~ Sub
'ecte1 - q teC7c-a-u-e O. f-o-n go .
80 degrees II g steam h-'r- 7-f - -
sid - TIE Qoo-. IKE TIE -eSt It's
fourth class animals a-a those vhi r.,
are 50 diseased - % re-i. total "a
s--uctloa While u nav appear loath-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03
Apple Gr0winE.

TIE 0e-lr--e-. q Agriculture O.
t. receive c--E-. ra-c-s from
farmers w1o az --a---z-rl-g t1at TIE
r-1c--c1i aE-ic- ---ls- dos rc- have
-uc1 faith - eEre---e--s cc--ucte1
e. experiment E-z-lC-s. IS tlcy are
CT such sail scale thl- Ere1t
weight ca-1C- So attached % TIE -
s--E Tie E-4-eEe-- is L4te -lat
we're these eLpe--Ee-ts made On q
are sale or under coalitions such
as confront the farmer himself. tleg
I night prove more valuable. Ia1-ne
{ this sian -polrt IS rule % follow ms
f New YORK experiment s-a--on t1rols 7
4 rhe Dersrt-e-- q Agriculture has =
{ uorte5 tie results C a. eNzUiratlo-
q 1.11s apple orckzrts covering =.
ca acres e Wayue AID Oriear'
counties, New YORK Bo-h O. Tres
counties a-e extensive apple groEl-s
regic-A IN oos township every or
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03
SECRETARY SHAW FAS LATE.
he Narrowly Escaped ~CaH Down
BY HRilant Aatchman.

Secretary of the Treasury Shaw was
three minutes late in reaching the Treas
uTy Department the ether morning and
narrowly escaped being held Up b. the
vigilant wztchmzn a. the door.
II wzs raining when he arrived, and
he hurried through one Of the seldom
used entrances 20 the building.
u Is one Of the regulations Of bis de-
psrtmcnf tf@t al employees arriving late
shall register the time Of their arrival
a a desk near the entrance.
Nr Shaw did not consider himself
srenzbie % this regulation and hurried
% the elevator % 20 % his Office. on IN.
second floor. The Waterman noticed hi'
apparent csreiessness IN not registering
and. not recognizing him. hurried sftei
,he Secretary 70 remind him Of his neg
let
When the Waterman reached the ele
rzfor. however. be heard The oo1dseso
address his passenger as Mr. Seers
AIRY"
The wzfcfHnzn's activity ceased ins~s
dizfeiy.
Secretary Shzw remarked later u h
day that he was sorry be I'D act r
bzck aod register. a. al good snSseys
are re.s;red - q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03
A Brocdcr for a Dollar.

The Department OF Agriculture has
recently published a method OF con-
structiag a chicken erooder, the total
cost Of which might come well within
sl.O0. Such a broOder has been given
careful trial by the Connecticut expert
meat station. and has given exoeiient
results when used in she'd or colony
house. The lower section or the orood'
er which contains the lamp Tor heating
is n box # square made OF 10 men
boards and covered with tin or Eai.
vanfred iron. About this cover. around
the edces OF the lamp box. one inch
strips are nailed. Two one inch hoics
are bored through these strips on eaeh
side Of the box for the purpose or ven
tilation. A floor OF matched boaros Is
laid on the strips. 4 hole inches IN
diameter Is cut IN TIRE center OF TINS
door and over it is turned an old TN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

Tie latest work upon which the
United states Weather Bureau has Ell
tered IS a system of meteorological CD
serva-o1s from vessels ~ sea ~ wire
less te.esraphy and the simultaneous
issuance CO weather forecasts and
storm warnings 70 those vessels The
Weather Bureau has prepared a special
code by means o. wLl.h exact irtor--a
-.-z as 20 ta,e ana kC--. latitude and
l-1ri-u5e CT the vessel. 1--os7 he-.c
pressure. temperature. fierce and dire
tc- &C TIE wind. and ire character O.,
re SKY are al compressed into four
words. As soon as any coast wireless
Telegraph station receives such dis
pstch from vessels. the message IS %
re delivered a. once % the Weather
Bureau a. Washington Should ths
contents Cf this message be OF sue
Importance as 20 demand special storm
warnings. notices VII Re prepared an
+ dispatched ~ wireless teieC-a~hy &C
al vessels ID the vicinity Affected. The
value O. such a se--.ce q Eht Re cited
VIXEN the experience cf the steamsL :
'CaE1a-ia is remembered On Octche,
~ last this liner vas caught "a a bur
-.-a-e. TIE storm vas found % have
Rad 10 great area AID q IS stated rs
TIE Wea-Aer Bureau that had tie sys
ten proposed been II use a. that time
warning q SIS existence might have
enabled The Ca1Qsria a-i other YES
se's % avoid rs center % activity. Al
c-1e- feature q great value ii tlis
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

pan 10 inches III diameter. the sides or
the pan be.nc fun OF holes TO allow
free circulation q heat over this Is
placed 3 table . feet $ inches square
with legs ~ inches hich. Around t'e
sides CT this tst'c IS tackled a curtain
of ola felt crt from top % bottom a.
Intervals @ Eve Or six inches 20 allow
RE chicks % PASS n ani out az viii.
lie whole beirE surrounded by boards
4 inches fich and 3 inches long nailed
together g. TIE corners and resting on
~ F9,- % the trooter. When tic
chicks are ten DAYS Old one OF these
boards nav Re taken away and The
bridge used 50 that the chicks may run
s-o-1 TIE hover % the floor OF the
room. The description % TIE N-oo1eT
~ - found IN Farmers Bulletin No
81. which can - raj uron applicant ou
20 members % CO.. r-ess or 20 the sec
reta-y OF Agriculture.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

Wien yo- - WIG Fiz-o. yo- ~ z.us--. c.
1ze. 1~- r=y 80 AL c--f q r-la.-g lf ~ ~
CT CT ~t-.ee--e rr-ft a--e-. Wen "a by
. plano. a. r-zry .t--l co-lf r-z..-y1u ray no
Tet-- "a --re Te-t as c+-er er se-ses.
f-1 fzy hl1 T--f.f a-1 TIE commission CT Say
q TIE zCe-'. CT e. e-rner be crr -ys--aI ft-ss
C. 20 q VTha; TIE ceaer h.--.e.f rs 20 ~ %
q. rlzr-ta---ger- Ta- r-tlI r--ff On 9 .zno
Is srcrl SIS - 500 l-l't tbs v-s,h szvlrz3
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

on the shelf, and. smacking his Lips
said.
Why, say. look ye-e Perkins. they
say yer treat yer customers pretty
well at times ter somethln' stronger q
WaterF~
sure" responded the storekeeper,
<What'u yer hevY
~Oh. guess nlne'u De sherry'n
egg
Perkins went over 20 the shelf
brought oct the sgg just traded in by
the Squire, broke Il into the glass and
was prepared 20 pour In the liquor
when Meadows yelled out:
Say. look yere, Perkins. lat thar
egg I brung yer Is a doubIe-yelker
don't yer owe me another darnin
needlel"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

chzrd as large as an acre n extert
vas visited O5servztsc->= we're made
on such factors as locatiO1. site, as
Dect. sol. management, clstarce be
tween trees. pruniag. present condition
o. the orchard, orchard troubles. etc.
The agent Of the New York station
found that for orchards TILED I've
years or more there vas az Increased
yseld % sbsst - per cent over or
ehzrds wbich Rad been I've years o.
more fz sol This greater yield in ~
TILED orchards Was found not 20 ~
due entirely 20 cultivation. So the mar
who tifls bis orchard usually Rfvsa 4
bitter care az seezrcs fertilizers
sprsying. pruninK. stc-
figures were COMPILED % orchsFdi
ir sol which were used az pssturse'
for I've stock While ~ was foam
that hogx were least and esttis nos
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

r-ez- busy -frles- VILE g. wzs -e7o---
e rAzr --s f---heE and -eG- -er-
crg--E Ne E-EzL- a1Tl- axe G. --e
Ff-uzrI1r a. dag G LIE l--ces.
srrez- -z-lun shovel Tx --rE y ere
- really = Ee--1-s c-1 --lt.s- -o- II
SID O. tn--a5e9 PRES Ley zee
r~aEl-E Jess money E-- -----s re
law ue-- ---o eGe-- r--oer O.
t1e- E-lDEDce1 g 80 ---lciE-4- Al
LC-lleE -neLr i--e---- 20 -e-11 --sE
t1ell business E-ez ZeEL1Es lave
1ee1 he'd ~ -L1@ az Eszt dealers
VIII a. e--.-Eo- 20 l----7 tie a.
thoriIles O. -zke tie EeZl inspector
laws les E---2Es7-. LIZ - 80 v-----
result
TIE uotel zhz--rlr ard cattle IA
Es-S C Eurupe - re present the sre
70 - found 81 CerZEy- T1Ers a.
extensive a11 vel eg-.pped ez-zr-ls-
ze-ts Il several lz-Ee clLes. hut t1os@
which zrs the newest Wiz TIE latest
Improvement and REGARDED as TIE best
O. a. are g. ne Cd university toEn
o. Hale and a. Mannheim OF Ire
Rhine These G-e z--oEt cl--czfe
p-zntE
IA cary - 1873 there ws-s city
Ehztto-rx a. Mannheim, C1s for Jews
Erc oEs Tor CLrlE--z1E II 1859 u VA
DECIDED u eonE-rEc- Z single lev E1z-
TOR IL connection with ne new r,zr
ke-- THIS ga completed Il Nay. 1860
This lztrer z1zrtclr - Z model Q. bSr
fsclor- ample provision being Ezcs
for reoelVlrg animals - .1tr--nl
dressed czrczEseE TIE visitor coel
10. reoeiVs Suggestions @ slaughter
tnE tkrOuEh any zp1eSrznce q boo
OF surrounding wzlS, cC- ccez p
sr1el !. Il the air, "a & many q -
American slaughter bo1se<- Build
fagz are % brick. stone. iron and gas
q good zpDezrznce. Substantially a.
admiralty adapted 20 their respec-ty
pu-poseS- AL are supplied VIII ec
and cold water. Eve steam. electTi
lights an ettrer ~-es-o or e9ect-i
power These operate q F-es. ----s~t
% mechanical lst0-.ssvfrR appliance
The hosting appa-ztuz Is hs1fiet :
that manual lifting r. almost who'll
avoided. z1c ~ suEp~1.ec trzEwzy
czrczssez and ether heavy parts IA
- moved IN al cirections fn the 1fi
ing hzlls Artificial venfEztto1 S. 1is
prsvicec 50 nat every sp4rtDent ma
- supplied with currents % fresh al
cry. and either cold or VAIN IS Z
sired The rooms for sizughteY a.
large. light and airy. Instesd - lifS
Pens &c r. the usual ezse fn Frznc
tns srrsngernerts a. Eznrheirr ere 2
a separate hall for eTerT lind OF ~
nai and reguiar co-ps % f'~~~e'
butchers !. employed :. The estab'is
ButcberiRg Re. Comparatively spec
ing humznely done The ixrNs q
mails are Killed BY a percussion =
attached &c ne bad with . rnssk. a
The smaller o1es are stnnnet by
blow en- the bead ard then blef
course. the Jewish SUtcfersng IS
complisbef by a different method a
ACCORDING % the rites prescribed
that religion- fnsne~fors are pres
20 supervise the sisughfsr and eve
quarter rsse~S snc snorovet fer N
kft fs property branded
The rysfem o. general drainage. ~
fGErazs&n condufts and service ira
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03
LACKING APPLES FOR SHIPMENT.

proposed system ls that the Weather
Bureau vlii thus 70 enabled 20 send 70
trans-Ati2ntic liners and other vessels.
Information as 10 the limit OF fog and
Ice on the Grand Banks 50 that by
slightly altering their course they may
steer clear CT these GanRers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-04

iuur0Cn I'M Suitltur 1889 getraut utO
cS lin0 5luci Sin0cr o%orbon0cn.
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NNom& bClui0i0t, neil oCriclbc iic
b0&mini0 pcrloiiun bobcn ioa. Die
Yuilidt iibcr oic bci0cn &inocr oc8
Eoorc@ wuroc Der Muttcr 5~ugcipro.
dcn.
@intcrIicB Batter 0per
$1,000.
Sn Dem TeItoment uou Gotrid sc,
noQboL meIhe8 am SomItoQ I'M
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tcrl16t scr @~critorbcnc @otcr Gpcr,
Onm G~rGiiOentcu bc3 ct. WnriCns
Seminars $1,000, mGbrcno scr Mcit
oe3 NohIolic& ser SdNucItcr bcS Sc.
~Itotor& 5ui6Qt.
TcItomcrt cin0crciht.
Cos Ecltoment scr oml 81. Moi
pcrItorhcnCn Trou 2cnu Z. &Ccfc 1T
I'M M%oiichQcridt sur @citGtiQura
cingcrcidt morocn. Tte GrbloIcrin
beitinmlt, Oob ser fotbolii6cn ct.
WtitocIS,&irfc $50 fir boS 2cicu
bon ScclCmciicr fir iie un0 ibren
@ottcn mo ib.ar in TcutihIorO Ic.
bcnocr Wtlrttcr 500 ou8bcSobIt lucr.
hcnl Der NcIt hires &crm6QcnS obcr
ibrcm @rnocr Otto MiiQcr uno Oci.
len Satin 5uioncn iOu.
@iCher IoIucrt.
Gle SS. Charles 9, SCnrn unS
@iuiom Vi. Ncnrp. in Tirnlo Nobn
9. @enr0 & Cons, mur0cn an
SomItoN bon Hihtcr MorriS I'M
@unoc9Qcrid)t aus Dem @onfCrott.
neriobrcn Cntlolicn.
NCuc9 nubcretnc
Scr nWto5ort @ml. lnO 9cibpcrcin"
w,tr6c 0ltrd Die SS. Sobn ". @in.
feI0rr, @Ibcrt ". MoNQc, Nobcrt s.
&ollmcr, @cnrp @olentinc unb @m,
s. @orrctt nit eincm oltoriiirtcn Nf.
ticufnpitoI bon $520,000, n0mIih
10000 SIT ic $t04 incorporirt.
Ger .6cocrol Ecrmoncntc @olt.
pcrcin" muroc nit cincm &opitol
bon 100000 81 1000 Nntbcilen &c.
rihtIid) c%inqctrogen. Gle &~ncorporo.
torcu iino ole SS. Wor $, Quit, g.
8cmp Ncnniqboulen, Ecrcp Is. Sen.
niQbolricn, 3. SenrD Wniid) mo g.
@iitbcr, Jun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-04

lid)en Yocific-91fcn per 9outpiar. MA
6olon.
6rcitog Inn 10 llbr 96en6S nat)
Gorto Rico, Curacao un0 @~cneiuelu
per Gompfcr oGbilooclpbio"; na6
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lombio per Gampfer oSornio".
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0oro-S ioncp unO nod 0tiQllclolL pia
Bolton, ihlicBt bier tdgIih Tim 3 ll6r
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tGglih nm I ltbr Nohmittug3, nadD
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coroglto (OItfiiite) mo @notomolo,
pio Ncms0 Orleans, tdgIif mn 10 llbr
NbCu0S.
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Sopnii, Oia Son SrdnciSco.
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HnItnleiltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-04

Scr rGnrlep : Yarf" lit bcntc Der
SdmnpIot zines @OlfrSfcites gum
SeItrn Der ainScr beS sGGgcmcincm
0cntIdJcu &aiicnbanies." 9ic6c
iid SnS Efimaiticit luUbl auscmeIcncr
%fcicrn, ais i'm 9icnite Der Snmoni.
tGt? U55)
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-12-20
New Court Cases.

f. l.. Thompson VS.. L. II. Fowler
Suit is brought on three promissory
notes aggregating SO. b. Nj. Russell
attorney for plaintiff.
G. NJ. Keller VS.. Arthur L. Teale
Suit is brought on promissory note for
$500, dated March IL, 1906, due Aug Is
1906. Geo. W. Baker attorney fol
plaintiff.
George Derry VS.. Sarah L. Derry.
Suit is brought for divorce. The
parties were married at Lamont on
Nov. l l, 1890 and lived together until
May 10. 1901, when he alleges she
wilfully deserted him and has ever
since absented herself. w. b. Kelley
attorney for plaintiff.
Ella Tabler VS.. Edith, Earl and Clyde
Tabler. The parties are the heirs OF
Levi Tabler, who at the time of his
death owned lot 1, block u. in the
town of Grand River. and ask that
the property be sold and the proceeds
be divided among the heirs. S. Narga
attorney for plaintiff.