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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
1nrfhtlnrr a,ts 9nhtem.

ii6 iprei3heinig binter ben autider
IN Die Songa ieeen, cine Stelung
freili6, Die ibm ben 5iemli6 uniaua
beren &dmernoen, befien libel buff
renoe &leiber unb oeren 3ablreihe
gintpobner f%orttpdbrenb por Dem Sc
ii6te bait.
Sabren mir abl gmpfe6len sic
lih aber Sbrem guten gngel; benn
man mub nirfli6 auf Merlei gez
faBt iein. Sriiber erSGblte ih gudl
ihon. bnb elmer Der bieligen Satres
Den Mrm, Elm @nberer bas gein ae>
bro6en bat beim llmItiir8en beg @arz
rens. Der barmloleren Sdae mno
tbrer Hn5abl gar nift 5u g~ebenfen.
Nnt Gines mIB ib sic nod
autmertlam MAIDEN: SolIten Sic aes
le9entli6 Sbren idperen Sut abs
le9en, neil sic benfen, sic fdben
ia inter Sa6, 10 bebenfen sic, 6ab
Die We9ri6tun9 ii6 9elegentliG Gnz
bert nno Sbnen Die Come bod biels
lei6t in ben Naden fommt. Damn
beoeden Sic mir glei6 Sbren Gopf,
JOINT laufen Sic @efabr, einen Son>
nenltiG 81 befommen. Serner:
Shire Sdnbe biirfen Sic nidt aiif Die
Wa9enleiter legen, nm 1id 5u Stiiben,
nod i~iberbaupt iie irgenSpie bnuernb
Der Come aIsiesen, ionit perbrennt
Sbnen Die Saut, 5. +. 1ie pirb ana
feuerrot6, beibt tpie nit IeIieln ae@
l6lagen unb fri6belt pie bon @meis
len, uno ipdter id6It iic iia ab. Gs
tann Sbnen iogar ge6en. pie es
eincm @iiiiondr, Dem auf bieie 8eiie
Die Sanonerben 9etobtet fpuroen,
obne Dab er es merfte. CRIT fpdter.
als Die Sanb aiming iebr an I6mers
gen, itelte er ii6 BEN Gersten; uno
bieie bebanoelten i'm cine 3eit lang,
als babe i'm Der g(usIab bsfauen.
Bis beutigen Cages lit feline Sano
ntdt tpicoer gnn5 Der anbern aleidj
9enorben, peber benz IusIe6en mad,
nod fir ben @ebrand. limb bies
Iaes. neil er bieiel6e al lange, ohne
es an merfen, an Der Come ges
laiien bate.
Bdbreno mir ms 10 unterbielten,
lulp ple YIerodeH mllltfer bordilqes
trabt. unb mir iinb idou Elm gut
Stild in Der freien Seloflur brauben.
Ser 8oben lit bier sumeiIt idiparz
ser Se6m, gum Sbeile audi Sanb.-
Sn Den lesten Sabreu lag oft in
unierm ge5irfe ipeit unb brett Iaes
Doe unb brad. Sur Die 9ueden
bebielten elm Siinfleiu 2eben, unb
tai muBte ii6 %ipunbern, baB nidt
and tie I'M beiben 8oben al Mi6e
perbrannten. Sic ein3igen 2ebes
ipelen, Die man ba i'm Sreien traf,
fparen gelegentli6 elm berbungernbes
Hinb. bas an ben Selbrainen entz
lang Die Sornitrduher nad einem
s%riinen gldttden abiu6te; bann nnb
mann cine 3erde, Die auf cine S6olle
iaB; III Der S0be ba unb bort Gin
treiienoer @eier, unb in Der Sserne
cine Seerbe Intilopen; am S~ori3ont
e%ntlang i6ien lid Elm breiter Gtreis
fen @aiiers bin6u5ieben. SluB ODER
See. aber man muBte pobl. bab es
mn Die beige 9uft mar, Die bort
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01

babeim in europa e.
at tbun pfleete: er brebte nns lein
StiidGen bon Der Srgel ab uno fpenn
er bann fa6, bab Die 2eute ans Sen7
iter famen, iagte er iiH: .S6au. es
gefGQtI" Sn ieiner Sreuoe or9elte
er ms bann po1l nod Gins bers
unter unb bann erit belt er leinen
Sut bin.
Gin WiIiipnGr, Der gu6 bei16en
fommt, 9lei6t benz 3eiertaltenmanr
ni6t libel, 10 bentt SIR. unb es
lit ettpas Babres baran: Senr. tpie
idiper es linn. als einem Wanne bon
giloung ai6 fallen mag. an Gnoe
bes 2ieoes nirb du6 er ieoes Wtdl
einen bebeutianeu Slid @l6 5us
tpenben. llnb fpenn er and Die
Sanb nidt serabe ausitredt nno Den
Sut binbdlt, 10 tpibt Sbr bod bon
Ielbit, Dab er fam, nm fir ietne
grmen 81 6etteln.
gber gines fann ib guh bod
nod iagen: es freut ben Wliliiondr,
penn er bort, bab SIR NIT Sntereie
leIet, mas er @uh idreibt uno pore
plaubert. gr. benft: so bin id
bod ni6t gang pie elm semeiner
Better. Sd bermag ben grten
9euten bod penisitens cine feline
@eoenleiitung gin bieten, ipenn lie
audi nidt I'M 8erbdltni1ie 5u ibrer
@abe unb ibrer @roBmutb lit. =
Smmerbin, infer Serr iuirb ibnen ia
bas 1lebrige lobnen."
60 boret beute ettpas iiber bas
Sinbus9 orf.
Ss6r piiiet ipobl 1don bon anbers>
mo Der, baB Die Setpobner Snbien's
elmer unb berielben &afe nit nns
Iinb, ipenn audi lire Sarbe ourd Die
Come eebrGunt erideint. uno ibre
Sitten unb 9rdiide iif anoers ents
pidelten als Die ibrer 8riiber. Die
oeaen 8eIten 5ogen unb europa nnb
Sp6ter @merifa beliebelten. Sie
Spra6e Der Sinou lit elmer Der
beiten Selisen fir bieien CAB; oenn
obnohl Die 69rift Der @taratbi
A. 9. bon Der beuti6en 5und6it sana
perI6ieben ideint, 10 finben iid bod.
BEL genauerem 3uieben, Spnren Der
Gebnli6feit nit grie6ii6en, lateinis
Sden unb ielbit beutiden 9uditaben.
Ser 8orter aber. Die es befuns
ben, bab 5ipii6en u%nierer lieben bents
Idben Wlutteriprade nnb ben inbii6er
9ialetten cine alte @ertpanbti6afi
beItebt, sibt es cine gauge Gn5abL.-
gines berielben lit oas Bort .@au";
oasielbe bat bier (pie babeim) bie
8epeutung ~9orf".
Sin Sort in Snbien bietet abei
lopobl in feiner llmgebuns, als il
ieinem Mttbau, oIs in ieiner gers
| paltuns gtn@es, mas bon Gem Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
(Spe5ieI fir biefe Seituns.)
(ttnm P. 9ns. aitrner, S. j.
idieben lit, fpas mir ba6eim uns
inter einem Sorfe benfen.
****
1. Ses 9prfes ttmsebmng unb feline
Selbmarf.

i. 9es 9Orfcs ttmsebmng unb feline
Selbmarf.
On Sliiiien entlans liesen Die
SDrfer eng 5u1anmen, niht ielten an
5tpei unb 3pei chamber ee9eniiber.
Sn Der freien @bene inbeiien iinb iie
ipdrli6er bertbeilt unb liegen bort
3uineiit in Der Wdbe elmer ausgebebnz
teren 8ooenienfung, an beren a%ufiteis
genoem @elGnOe. Sober erfennt.
baB bieie Gage unb bies Sdufigfeitsz
8erbdltniB NIT Der Ndbe nno Wenge
bes nDtbi9en Srinfpaiiers in uridds
li6er 8e5iebun9 iteben.
Sic gntfernungen Der Sorfer be-
re6net man na1 Sos. Gin &os
iiub unsefdbr 5tpei euglii6e Weilen.
Die StreGe. ipel6e, BEL Der 8el6afs
fenbeit Der bieiisen 9ese. bes Niis
iiondrs Yfero6en in 5fuan5ig Wiuus
ten nnb elm SuB9dnger in breibiertel
Stunoen Suriidle9cn fam.
8itte. ieben sic Sbren 9orfbut
aiif unb fabren mir all 9ie
.Songa" ftebt bereit unb Der SUIT
i6er bodt i6on LANCE auf ieinen
Serien inn Sizes neben Den Sferoen.
= 9ie Son9a lit elm 5tpeirdberiseS
&drrlein NIT einem Sa1e aus
8adstl6 gum S6use gesen Die
@lutb. Sen Ndbern lit 5iemli9er
Spielraum gelaiisn. SnB tie balo nnd
Snnen, balb mad GuBen. balb redts.
balb lints, i9ief itebenb, iih Der uns
gleidJmGBi9en un0 unebenen Sabrs
ipurrinne anpaNen fonnen; 10 nirb
man peniser oft %abgenorfen. Sic
Sei6iel bes Sdbr5euges beitebt aus
5ipei lei6ten Stan9en. bic unter benz
@agenfaften bon beiben Seiten Der
borne IN Gins 5uiammenlaufen unb
nit einem 9ebrebten 2eberieile felt
unb enge in Gins perbunben iinb. -
On Der duBeriten Spibe oieier lei1s
ten unb bod itarfen uno gut iteuernz
ben 9ei6ieI lit elm Guerbalfen anges
bradt; ben befeltigt man nuf Dem
Naden Der 3tpei Yonies unb fertig lit
bas @eipaun.
Ser Sreiber iebt ii6 auf elm
i6males Brett, fnapp binter ben
Sbieren unb 5niiben 8eibe, auf Die
9ei6iel; feline 9eine baumeln 10
berunter. Ser Ynter iebt ii6
aber. nit benz Hiiden in Der Sabrs
ri6tune, binten auf bic Sonaa; audi
feline Seine liub brauben, Die Siibe
fifteen ii6 aber nif einem 8ube>
brettden. - 8ia II nod elm 9rits
ter mitiabren. 10 bat bas einise Gotb.
ipesen Der aiir3e unb gnse bes 8as
gems. Der @ait mub entpeber
quer 5ipiiden ben beioen glnbern iid
in Den aalteu binein5ipdnsen nuo
bann Dirb er Irbeit baben. feline
8eine bonn ginidlafeu uub Steifs
iperoen 5u berpabren. ober er fam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01

flimmernb unb tangent bicIe SGiis
iduns porfpieselte.
Sn bieiem Sabre lit, @ott lei eS
gebanft. ettpas Hesen g~efaIen; nnb
lpenn audi niht eerabe bier in
@alan. 10 lit bod IN anDern Sprfern
Die Sriibfru6t einisermaben 9cras
then, iooaB ieoenfaIls feline poIls
It dnotge Snneersnotb gu
betiirdten itebt. Cine ernBc
Sbeuerune ipirb trpbbem berre
lden, tpcun ni6t baIb einiae Itarfe
8iiiie fommen. nm sic Sonbplas5 aat
Dor benz hereits b~rohenben 8erbers
ben 81 retten.
3onbolu lit bier, in unIerm Str;fe,
pte 9auptfrudt. Wan fat iie i'm
September, idneibet iie i'm iebrunr.
3u9leih nit ibr beitcut man Die
Sarbora, cine Siilienfrudt NIT mir
feligen, g%elb>eriinen bis i6mar3en
@rbfen; audi Wei5en llet lest ba uno
bort i6on aiis DEM lebmiacn Soben.
Sm Sanbe ober. Der anbersnu
borberri6t, ndfit Die 8aSri, Elm
Sriibs Getreibe nit flcinen a6rnern,
unb Snuri, cine Selpflanse. Die nit
nnierm beimiiGen, eiftisen Ginger
butte %berponSt ideint, nno gaumz
pole. - 2ebtere lit s~urdaGnaie
iHIeht aiiseefanen. obtpobl Tie suerit
i6cn anseieet bate; Der Hegen fam
ibr nidt, iuie iie i'm braudte.
limb nun ihnlit einmal, lpie man
bieraliInnoe feline Selber hiitet. @inen
eemeiniamen SluriGiiben fennt bas
Sorf nibt; Sober mus ielbit 5uieben.
Ser Bauer mietbet lid alio einen
Iann nieoerer &aite. pieueidt ioenr
ei1en Der Siebsfaite. benn bieIe iino
Die fiibniten nnO auberlGiiigiten
Siiter. Inbere pflegen. fpenn es
geraoe barauf dnfpmnt, chen obs
treienb 81 fem ober iteuen lid blino
uno- oumm, tpenn bic Hduber fonts
men nno Tie tperben audi manfmal
iiberfalen inn S6lafe nno eebunben,
betdrbt, geidlasen unb eetobtet. -
@enug, bas Siiten Der Selber lit
ni6t obne 8efabr bel Iaft. Sei
Tag aber lit es cine lditise s(rbeit.
Sie 8rdben. bic Sauben, Crime ga
pageien, S6pdrme BON fleineren
8oeeln fallen immer uno in einem
fort iiber Die reifenben 9lebren Der.
Wit @ei6rei unb 8ejoble iuft lie
Der Otter 5u pertreiben, inbem er
linen entgeeenlduft. Wleilt aber err
riftet CT ii6 III, Der Witte bcs Iders
ooer an einem erbobten YIabc. nm
Hnno entlnng, einen boben Bod.
Sben auf benz idmalen 8rctte ,bes
8eriiftes ltebt er, taealis, tagein. nio
ruft nnb flatiht unb ihipingt nit
ieiner Shleuber 2ebmfugcIn segen
Die frefen Ginbrinelinge, @ogel nnb
Gntilopen. gtnen iebr oriaineaen
@aftpoiten iab ih p6r einiger 3eit.
Sm Selb itano Elm alter 8aumitrunf,
Der pielleift abiiGtli6 ieiner Spibe
beraubt mar un0 beiien ipGrli6es,
friippeli9es &itiperf tuie in 8ipei
Stodnerten iibereinanber nnds. Wit
&eiiig bate Der Siiter beibe Stof@
frerfe beleet, iobaB oaraus 5fpei gez
tpaltige I~blerborIte purDen. Sben
auf Der gimme itanb elm grober 8ube
uno Itredte ieinen Irm geraoe aus.
elmer fletterte eben 3tpiiden ben beis
ben Spriten binauf unb Die SHUTTER
Der ainber itanb. in ibrem bunten,
flatternben aleioe auf Der nnteren
Ylattform: On Dem flaren Simmel
bob ii6 ues iharf nb, unb bas
@an5e mar elm Bib 70 i6on. ipie
semalt.
Bortfebune foIet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
Gin kleimrr ptplnmat.

9arl6en: n0roBpapa. mann biit
9u eigentli6 8roBpapa se~iporoen?"
~als 9u seboren ipnrbeif, mein
&inp."
&arl6en: .@elt, ipenn ih nidt
seboren mare, MART On audi tein
@roBpapn?"
DNein."
&arl6en: yIun, alio, mas i6entit
9u mir bafiir?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01

~ lie bGlt es Der Spielmann
brilben in Imerifa? SD
benfe, er bdlt es nnge@
. fdbr 70 ipie fem Setter
Snkn;nn IN Gitrnhn e2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
4flthteetrem.

Serr: nllnb mie sebt es Sbrem
@atten. Dem Serru Yrofeffor. ands
oiee Srau?"
9ane: .G1 Soft. nit DEM pirb's
immer iblimmer. Selite firth bat
an elmer Nnlhlaeeidule auf einem
5beater3ettel einen ortboernpbiiden
Sebfer entbedt, mno M lGuft er IN
Der gnn3en Staot berrm. nm i'm 81
perbeiiernl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01

aenntniile fOnnen nur burdJ
SleiB eriporben iperoen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Woman TASTED for As Days.

WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, April 20.-After
fasting for forty-fve days. during which
not a morsel of food passed her lips, Mrs.
Harriet NJ. Close of this city Thursday
night began taking nourishment Mrs
Close began fasting as a cure for rheuma-
tism, and declared that she would eat abb
solutely nothing until every vestige Of rheu-
matte pain had left her. She has been free
from all pain for the past week. During
the first week she suffered from hunger and
rheumatism, but after the first two weeks
she says she felt no hunger at all. While
she grew somewhat weaker, considerable
strength remained with her, and she did
her homework during the whole OF her
HASTINGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Rev. Brown Accepts Middletown Call,

FREDERICK, Md, April 2O-Rev. W. E.
Brown. pastor of the Lutheran Church In
Grafton, Pa, who recently received a call
to Middletown, has resigned from the Graf
ton church and will enter upon his new
charge May 1. Rev.. DR.. Brown recently
preached to the Lutheran congregation in
Middletown and Immediately afterward
was unanimously elected pastor of the
congregation. The charge was made va
cant by the resignation Of Rev. Martin
l.. Beard. who accepted call to Thur
mont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Hearing on Railroad Rates.

NEW YORK, April 2O-Special Examiner
Martin s. Decker. for the interstate COM
merce commission, yesterday continued the
hearing of complaints of discrimination by
the Hartman roads against the tfuckmen
In this city. No new testimony, was taken.
and the examiner instructed counsel on
both sides to file briefs with him before
May 1.
The next complaint Investigated was that
OF the Cambria Steel Company against the
Great Northern Railway Company. alleg-
ing the enforcement Of unreasonable rates
for the transportation of steel rails sixty
feet In length on twin cars. The Cambria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
THREE NATIONS CRY
ALOUD FOR BREAD
One Writer Declares That Russia is
in the Throes of the Worst
Famine in Her History.

tie The few cows that are in existence
are in such a pitiful condition themselves
that they are useless for milking purposes.
The result is that babies and young
children are being forced to eat the coarse
black bread and the indigestble young
cucumbers which are luxuries to the
TO the baby, or. at any rate, spell disease.
These people have sold their all, and il
most cases have likewise sold in advance
all that the harvest might bring them.
The Starving Women.
They have sold themselves and their
work, and from all over the southeastern
provinces reports are coming in of young
women and girls forced to prostitute them
selves to obtain food. For these suffering
people to whom the coming harvest means
nothing, relief must be afforded during ...e
whole of the coming year. Meanwhile cpl
denies of disease add to the terrible condi-
lions obtaining The difficulties encountered
in relieving these people are made ten times
worse now. owing to the practically i'm
passable condition of the country roads;
the winter SHOWS are melting and projecting
vast volumes of water in countless cata-
racts toward Mother Volga, and neither
man nor beast can hope to do anything in
the way of travel.
DR.. Kennard makes an earnest appeal for
timed milk and for timed meats and meat
juices. He says:
Il have seen the zemstvO workers and
investigated their methods, and can vouch
for it that not only Is the work being car
ried out in busnesslike and capable man.
ner, but that the most is made out of every
farthing.'
In Samara alone, Dr. Kennard says, thou
sands are dying and 10000 are starving.
OF the latter only 3727o0 getting relief
"a dole of one meal in twenty-four hours.
AS a meal is only two pounds of bread and
a bowl of soup, this, according to the COM
missioner, means dying by degrees Even
this meager dole in countless instances is
divided among many mouths There are
only sufficient funds on hand to last until
May ], whereas money will be needed until
the end of July, when the harvest will
bring relief.
In conclusion DR.. Kennard appeals to the
millions of human beings who are dying
lingering deaths from starvation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20

LONDON, April 2o.-Writing from the
Russian famine district, DR.. Kennard, who
was sent by the Society of Friends to in
vestigate conditions among the peasantry,
draws appalling picture of the suffering.
After calling attention to the urgent and
immediate need of funds, he says:
"This is the worst famine Russia has
known. No less than 2O0oO,O 900 people
distributed throughout the southeastern
provinces cannot live without aid to see
another harvest, and I may say that this
figure has been not only approved by the
Zemstvo organization, but also by the gov
eminent itself.
The date of the harvest will vary with
the latitude. and the ADMINISTRATOR re-
gion is spread over such wide area Give
times the size of France that more than
10 degrees of latitude are involved. This
means that in direct proportion from south
to north the harvest will be from July :; to
% new style.
Black Bread for Babies
It " II be seen that funds VIII be needed
to the end of July to feed all these mil
lions and then the harvest will bring re-
lief, but there are many hundreds of thou
sands to whom the harvest will not bring
relief. for they have neither land nor cat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20

Steel Companys complaint Is based on a
shipment of $50 cars of steel rails sixty feet
in length from Johnstown, Pa, to Seattle
Wash. The Great Northern railway
not being represented at the hearing. 1t
was announced that the testimony taken in
support of the complaint would be submit
ted to the interstate commerce commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Plan to Build Garden Cities,

NEW YORK, April 2o.-It was announced
last night that the Garden Cities Assoeia-
ton Of America. an organization to en-
courage and aid corporations In building
garden cities for workingmen. had decided
to give it's support to three movements for
this purpose and IL about to indorse two
others. The sites Of these cities. 1t was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
A Desirable Home.

An exceptionally desirable resi-
dence in central northwest, near
Conn. ave. and l. st; lot q #. X
100 TT. to alley; out-of-town owner
anxious to sell quickly and has
from s1d the price fo' $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20

stated, would not be made public immedi-
ately, because the land would be seized by
spectators. The three sites are on Long
Island in Virginia and in Pennsylvania.
The other two now under consideration are
in Connecticut and New Jersey. The Long
Island tract is being developed and consists
of 500 acres. One factory has agreed to
move there and others are considering the
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Reduced to $1,000.

Brownstone-front residence on
Columbia road near 18th St; 10
rooms and tiled bath, furnace
heat; lot over 10 #. wide and
$50 TT. deep. Owner is anxious
to sell and has reduced price
from fo $1,000 $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
An Offer Wanted.

A fine 11-room and bath resi-
dence in fashionable part of
northwest, near Conn. ave. Of
fered for sale by an out-of-town
owner at a reduced price Make
an offer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Must Be Sold.

Splendid home near n. II. ave.
and r St, very close to residence
now being erected by Perry Bel
mont; 10 rooms and bath; hot
water heat; lot % #. front, cor
atr oo of ai'g Prjcs See this 81, 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Exchange.

Splendid residence on Columbia
Heights between 18th and 14th
SITS; II rooms and baths; hot
water heat; owner Will exchange
equity for clear building lot.
What have you to offer?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Home in Northwest

An excellent brick dwelling in
central northwest, west of 18th
st.; 81 rooms and BATH rooms
on floor; lot 20Ax1OO #. to loft.
alley. A bargain SR R6NM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Home Bargains.
Price. S3.zOO.

fr1Ce, $500.
A 3-story brick residence in
good section of southeast; 8
rooms and bath; renting for
S2I.o0 per month. A PROPOSE
ton worth investigating. The
price is decidedly low for prop
erty located only three blocks
from East Capitol st. $3.7OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
A CHASTITY Record.

A CHASTITY Record.
RUSSIA Twenty million people
in the southeastern provinces
facing starvation.
Hundreds of thousands to
whom even the harvests cannot
bring relief.
CHINA = Three millions actually
starving; 100000 more on
verge of starvation.
Five thousand dying daily
from restitution.
Parents exchanging their chill
dren to be eaten; women and
children eating the bark and
roots of trees and the green
scum of vegetation from ponds.
ROUMANIA - Fifty thousand Jews
destitute; will die Of starvation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Mt. Pleasant Home.

A desirable 7-room and bath
residence in Mt. Pleasant; south
= ern exposure; first-class furnace:
s spe cin-1 for 'front.'. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Investments.

Two-family Apartment, located
on a corner in the northwest;
renting for 1854 per SG 2GAM
annum; special for. Wv OVV
An excellent two-family Apart
ment in Bloomingdale; renting for
1924 per annum; a G. EmM
bargain for. wv s0V wv
Two desirable Groom bricks in
the northwest. renting for $3.50
each per per month oonh spe- $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Thos. J.Ffsher & Co. ,Inc. ,
I4I4 F Street NV.
Special
Realty
Bargains.

The property PROPOSE
tons we offer are eminent
ly worthy. We are pre-
pared to meet almost
every demand for homes
and investments.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-19
A Gall.

All presidents Of county and local
unions and business agents Of locals
and county unions are called to meet
at Greenville, S. c., on May the 1st
This call is made by w. C. Moore,
State business agent for South Car
olina, for the purpose Of acquaint-
ing the union with important pro-
positions as to the most recent plans
of business of the union.
Recently there has been some good
work done in the way Of concert of
action among the different states in
storing. selling and handling cotton
and other heavy articles of trade
among union men. all Of which is
very encouraging 10 those that have
taken hold of the thing like brave
and determined men who are after
ATTENDING to their Own business in
their OWN way. We expect to meet
at this Grccnvillc gathering fine
Body Of wide-awakc union men that
are loin~ something.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-19
About Fertilizers.

We warn all users of fertilizers
Chat in order to keep yourselves post
cl as To what brands are falling
below Grade. that You will have 10
keep mp with the fertilizer bulletins
i'ra' ar' ~"Mt vH't ~ II. VI. Stack
ioU>r, 81 Clemson Cnllr.v. t. all ap-
plirant> free ~ charge.
Something nlnrr ,haN one hundred
and fnr,y-thrre Thousand dollars not
fertilizer tax WAS paid int" Clemson
last year for the specific purpose Of
poltrclinw the farmers of South
Carolina from unscupulouS fertilizer
dealers. When this bureau sent ont Il
crS. But when this bureau sent out 4
list IF brands of fertilizers that had
fallen below grade. :.-;nc of our news
papers failed to publish this list.
Whether these papers suppressed this
information in the interest Of tcrtil-
i2rr monop"lirS aMd against the Ill
rect interest of farmers From fear Of
the fertilizer men we don't know. But
we do know that this scribe has been
threatened with things that smell like
fire and birthstone and looks like
pccping through iron prison bars. all
Of which is lost energy, for we have
Che facts. and intend that the far
nlers shall know these facts if we
have 10 take mp contributions TO send
out special circulars, to The farming
fraternity of the state.