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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
Scfanntm%a dJmngcn.
ShrcaH Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q. GOmmiIidrc,

SNlCuH pr Observation-Disclosures . 0phWilluTcf
... SucnsCSebauoc.
Baltimore. oen "a. SanIar 1907.
SGritegelte 9lngehote. al Den .Yuaro oi
snrarOs Care Of toe Gin &esiiter a%Oretiirt,
reau i'm Raih6auic bis Mittpodl, ccn 80. &c.
bruar 1907, II iinr gurmitta9c, enteeaen pcs
lluinmen iitr Die Niueqiring, Den @oiieubni
unb Die &fIniiernng nit Niordoam Der Gro.
man=Plperlie. bon eincrt Rlnit u~nQcfiGr 1900
Slfb 5itli1 bon Sarioross lpenne tad nrr 8elairs
Jiuu0.
SpcSifitutionen unb s~tneebois = 6ormuIare
merben ouf appIifatiun in oiefem @iireGu Ges
%Iieicrt. no Bldnc mo &rotile eingeiebet ipers
ben tonnelt.
Die Gontrnft.&e raebunass sebbroe be6dIt itb
ons JiedDt Dor, iraeno Wclde mo ale g%tilgebote
IN oeriueriifen. Gin bealnubigter ebcd in Der
6U6e oe5 IN Den SpcSififntioHeft algegehclclt
Qctra9es, 8u1lbnr an ocn Wiupor uno Sinots
ratb BON Baltimore, mus iebeml Gngebot beis
Gciiigt lein.
Snt suffrage Der 9e6brOe
!. gtrt9nr gIifIam,
Rrditoeut Der NeUOroe.
eugene d. 9luogcrs.
9lerf. A..
N~eItdtiNt:
Il. Glnn SimanuS, -
grdIiocnt Der Gontruit EcrScUutgss NeBGroe.
tSebt ,2,4,6.67 .S,9il12D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
2uuSDut Tarf.

Ter haHpttn diiditc Nrteohaf In Baltimore.
Aredl: $50 Nder Jmmerk9Gbrenee Charter.
81 ieber SER trrcihhor. Stint Gents Sabrs
gcIo bon allen Staoiibeileu. Gtrabetbabn,
gSaaons pnilircn oen SGiptcinanng due BIT.
@inrter. gQarncS Wdrte3immtr tiir Spltc,
Ole ben Stiebbof bel rau6eii g8eiier befaden.
@e5r1bnibpldbe jill febI uiBiaen Greiien.
fdnimflib inter fortiulbrenSer RtIeac.
Yir:an: Nr. 81, @eft-Sa rafuaa.strake.
(Sdri6--)
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Sprratnc.

Malcriih - Yarfartig - Triesfif.
8eitlib bon @albroof elm mo cine buIte
9ioribssfpenE ssGar, Sreie S~itfden 9iahmittnDs
am terminus. Preiie bon SeerGbn:bpIlSen
iett ipe8ieg. Seidte seeinaanaen. aelspDen-
SipaoS. YerIuiiat Sroitirs. CMai4, 1S,S&S)
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@eriamin s.In5ci9cn.


Snfcr . Hrbciier
iundlct AMI!
@ro6e MtdiiclipcrtalnalluH9 tiuoct Hail am
Sdmitaa, bel =. 6ehrHlr, 9taGmittaGs ! ubr,
I'M gGGburs9bccum. M. 1911, SitsIaltiHores
Stru6e. Seoer Ndder ioute n%nlpeieno letn.
I'M suffrage
j32--3) Eas Gumite.
GDeamura SnmeipGDrrnocr Saus unb . Spar.
8erein 9r. 1.
Sic SaBressSerfdmmluug rl0 0CamtcilslSnbi
obigen Sereins finoet dm WiuutaD, Den a. 6ebr.,
5iulf9en ! bis 8 l16r 9lbenoo. i'm @ereinsloidle,
Cir. 110G, SitsRratt. Strnfr, iiGtt. Sie AliitgIte-
ber limo erinGt, gu erfbetreIi.
Am Nuftruee
1850 4. CASTE, Seiretdr.
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'aalS' ,!nnamnto9 sguu 'ils 'sid'uiIpNrno GIf
'a@ 'anip& . Is,a!ss eupIsnk s.iM slpb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
GbriItiau WtiQcr,
SuGn Scr,uig & Sobn,
QridirubrStottcr mn siubatIamirer,

SpGn Scrwig & Spbn,
2eidcnbcitattcr uuo Gimbalianirer,
Nj. zoos, SrlcauSs StraRe.
iSu riageid1it: Hr. 52t, Gaitcru'Aucnue.
SiBblnnotunn, Saitintures6 unnti,
g8ir baber in rnlerer lnngen 8eibdftsprnIis
Irm mo 9iei0 beeroi9t. Sino init 9erillgeIt
Yroiit 8ufrieoen. Sic i~einiten s~titidbeH g~elteiert
fir Sp65eiten. llnter6altit19eIt uno anoere Sc
Iegenbeiten. Neioe Telephone. COiat2s,1O
@iQiam Guuf'S
wublbctauntc $75 SecroiDunseu mmiaien:
pra6tbouen Sar9, init f0luar5em 91t6, peibem
cher graiem Yliiib iiber3ogen, dlbereH Staten,
9eeroieunas : gn5eiee, @inbulfnmiren, Sono'
inn9e. 1ruuerilor. IooteubcIno poer Nede, Oeti'
nlHe hes 8rGbes, 2eibeniuagen, feds meme
9uifdet. Hugs. StiibIe. 2t6ter, 2eubter nno
Srnperie'n.
Niles uuuitdnbig SD. Seine Ggtra, speieu.
$50 - @crianot upn 2cidleu - $50.
Ineere Seeroignug 800, 500 nno $40.
North. mnS 8rcenniunnt'Tpemne.
getoe 5elepbure Tag ifo 9fa1f.
(Sft14-)
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Baltimore, Wo., 81. Sunuur 1907.
@%nscbote wcrbeu bio Sonnertas, ben I &c
bruar 1907, Mittags II lhr, I'M MagorssShs
rcun, dntBBauS, Baltimore, entgegen nenomnteti
fir ben Nutaui ais @an6ee uoer tn Sbetlen Der
81 100000 rcgtitrlrten Gbligattpnel oer Staot
Baltimore, e~inlosbGr am erlien 3a9e oes otto
Der I'M Sabre 1880, Strie1I sur Jtafe BON 3R
8ro5ent trGgeno, baIbidbr!tb am er'let 3a9e oes
gpril uno Sftoher zines ieoelt e~ln5elnell SaDre9
8ublhar. Sic StIieH Beginner pom l. SlioDet
Die ObIieationen iperocn perous0nbt irGft
elmer elite Der 9e9islatlr BON WiarolnIio, ole III
oeret SanldrsS tbll9 i'm Sabre 1904 0ls 9as
pitel $40 un%genumIlen muroe, lno frdft Der
am 20. Widr5 1905 unier6el0netert Seroronllng
gir. 227 pes ,giuDor5 uilo Staotrat9es bon, Val.
tiIHore, in iueIder bic Nus9nbe Der Sblt8nttolel
pcs U(a9urs 1ino Stnhtratbs BON baltimore bis
81 etnenl, 100000 900 nibt lberiiet9elloerl gNes
TRACE nneeorhtet ptr6, UNI lpeltere Wtitcl lnt
ole Sldlrinq,, Contribution uno Gtdbllru14 etlle5
rcllel l%nlttdren Observation-Disclosures lnr ole
Stnot Baltimore 5l beiDatlel lpelbe %eroros
llng in Der am .. Mai 1905 gebaltenell VlJ}liltls
5tpnls9Snbl bon Den oa5l bercbttgteIt Ndbler1l
~ruttft5trt purbc.
Sie Staot beiteucrt feire i6rer eiaencn 0bIis
gtt,on?. gltsSgaben NM 'piro an Steue Der We.
%bc5dblen. lttr luel1e oer Scltper 9eieBli6 0ers
gt1e "glngcbote miificn obne SorDebaIt eenlat'
iueroen, uno feline Nngebote fir pIue =
Seine" merocr nnAellpnIiIeIl.
5oroerIlli9ss YHaebote .@r1iillei oerltegelt
ben &rGitosnteH hsr Sinag8.SomMiiidre
more Gin Stpd" be5eidnct fein.
Su5 He1t bIeibt porbebalten, ireeno ipelu,
'uno ale ~gIngebotc SIT perluertel1.
@iitun Suuuocn,
IrIit0c1t Der Silnn5sGorurhnre 4
). Scluea Sbtlac, Glert. 7
Gau24-5ebr7)
gScritcaelte ~.lnaeputc nit Der '"',rll6rtft
,Gropofnls ,or Qeao." al bic GOrtrnitsSebor
De Der Siot BALTIMORE Asribtet, lueroelt bis
I'M illihr Gormitiags am Wflttppdl. oell q.
Scbr6r 1907. IVA &iircalt bcS GtnotsStceiftrn.
tors IN IotEjunus, Baltimore, Do. %entgcqen
acIiGr,Ttsti, iir Die 2iefcruno urb 9lblteferitnI
IN Ole lSaiersNebjroe in herell @nps StruBens
2n9crbofc. tSnns uuo gSoIfc. Strabc. baltimore.
OH, por tiinfino8iphltSid t25) Sonltelt (2240
8funo 5ur Ipnne) bon omaha HleisQ'urren.
Spc5ifiiGtiOiteit fir hns glet f0nlclt I'M gitz
rcnu oe5 9Suiiers freenicur5 I'M Gat6bauie,
Baltimore. Ntn., crlalt9t mcroen.
NcocS Ingehot nuB bon einerl bc9InIbtqtcr
Gbed. AT ben NtnGur NM St1hirutb bon Nnltis
more Bu6lbnr. In oer S,bbe zines 2cbHteIS oeS
0ctruQe5 oes g~ltgcbots begleitei ieiu. mo Der
erioIprcihe @teier mlii cine 5rfrieoeniteneIne
Niir0lduit in Der itbIidcI SOrn fir ole aes
trcuc @rIiinuia bcs Gunirdttcs I'M ooppe.teu
0e.rngc nes 9prtrnfipreifeS ficncn.
Die Gontruft@eb6roe bebdlt I6 h1S Hcdt
Dor. iroeno ein poer uae In9cbute 5uriid5us
%ipeiict.
sufreb NJ. Gnt6,
gSntersSnacnieir.
6. Sian StmauuS,
Tr11ioent Der GontrnftsG cb0roe.
Cane. 2S. 29.30 81 ;;Sc6t ,2.4.5.G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

Sic Ontario @lode
idrcibt in cinenl l1ngeren Irtifel
iiber @%riinoungen in ben cannoiltten
Cobalt 3. Hegionen inter Nnocrem:
,Sm @dnsen Iieben iih bis iett mo-
6csu 300 @eicaifJoitcn nit elmer So-
tai . capitalization ppn 800 Willio-
ncn Collars incorporiren ltm Mincn
in ser Cobalt . @c9eno ST bearbeitelt.
ltno sic gan5e Iifoire befinoet Iid
nod in ser &inobeit. 0aS Eorla-
mentSntitoIieo @oncp fam olcler
Gage non Cobalt nod Toronto uno
t6eilte nit. baB oncrifunild)e Spetn-
lonten in oieiem Sabre ben groBtelt
Winen Boom" ms 2ebcn rifen
moatcn, Sen sic @clt ie geieGen babe.
Die W~incnarbeit miro ein5ig uno
aGein ourd, Mn5ei0cn in ser to9lid,elt
&reiie in ofn Ser. Stnoten pcrrldtet,
40 Iid bsfonntlid) reihe 8olo. nno
S%il6eraOyrn in Den Saifen oes Tol'
feS nnofSparbanfcn b%eilnoen. Sr.
@oncp fit Der Mteimulg, ooB Die Te'
oicrund ane oier5ebn Gage cinen De
ridt nin ieocr incorporirten 8elell.
ifait iIber sic BON ibr perrihtete slr-
belt p9rlangen unO Damn befanmt ma.
den ioltt. 3os ihcint nid)t mebr
MS iredt ilno billia 81 iein, oa oas
9Aff gerpiB wilien bnrf mas Die 8e'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

GtF6aHsiibrtr 6. u. SdnS, @ptaans:
6. & 3. 121 gB NdIbrpoL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

aaentnr fhr SeaTbInetuH nnh Difrift Columbia:
sSm. Sanuemanu, 1915 Nariuu ct. u. W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

-...tf .
Hoplano'S tirfiidc @GScr,
eanitntle. y etauSc, Vpitamt aesrn. etrts often.
(Nug22--) a Z
Sdiie iiiri. 1nslnab bfiorat e. 6ainc, slr.
4f3, ct Baltimore ctr, Habe 6pitnnbouic auc.
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etgentbHmsr @. Ratnr, npsunH6:
6. & g. $40 n Nabiiou.
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8corge @. &on0er6ilt
5oblt in Nem.0orf feline EerionoI-
itellcrn neil or in 2i6epiQc, HorO.
Carolina, mobnt, unO CT unlge6t sic
3obltng Oieier an oCm Srt, neil CT
Gin Ncn.Dprfer 1T - Scr Nem.Yor-
fer MiQionGr meib INNER Elm Wit-
tc( SIT finOen ii6 nm bic Stcucr5ab-
hung 5l orilden.
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Der 0eutfGe Correspondent

eridjcint icSrn Saa int Sabre.
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IeuI0aiten nit cinem &apit1l non
$300,000,0 900 treiben.
SIN &6iloocIpGio Sat d
Der Scrousgeber Ocs nEubIic SEQ.
ger" @cor9 ". Dds, nit Sri. @crtic
Sans pcrbeiratbet. ugSbot's in 4
9tonte?"
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@eItdtiHt:

grdiiocnt Der Gontrnit neutrality-suspicious.
t6ebt 2,4,5.6,7,S,9.i112)
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16
Dry Farming Congress.


For the first time in the history OF
America, Q general movement has
been insuguratsd looking toward the
rapid development and settlement OF
the dry land section of the west.
Acting on the suggestion Of many OF
Colorsdo's business men, Governor
Jesse f. EcDonald Of this state has
called tho "Taans Missouri Dry
Farming Congress" to meet in Den
YER on oath and 25th Of this month.
The call has been sent to every state
west Of tho Missouri river and as
sursnoes have already been received
that delegates will come, with state
sanction, from practically all OF the
sixteen common wealths included in
the call.
The Importance Of this movement
cannot be ovsrestimated. Nine screa
of farm land out Of every ton in the
whole country west of the ninety
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16
May Valley.

Rev. Miller the newly appointed
minister on the Lamar circuit, will
bold services at May Valley at 2:3O
p. m. next Sunday. You are cordial
ly invited to attend this service.
With the correction, that it was
Pitkin, not Gilpin where Mr.. Grit
fifth returned from; and it was the
35th instead of 25th anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose, a. was stated in
our recent items. they were correct.
May Valley is certainly one of the
best business points on the new rail
road. Since opening Oct. II, 1905,
there have been shipped in, 3 oars of
lumber, 3 cars cement, 2 cars iron, 3
cars prairie hay, 5 cars coal, 8 cars
pulp, 40 cars lambs and % oars corn.
There have been 25 cars of shee p
shipped out, 5000 tons of beets or
It's cars loads. There will be 1000
tons of beets to ship within 30 days
200 tons of hay and 10000 or 125
cars lambs and sheep, 10 cars Of fat
cattle and other commodities. May
Valley does things. Rio.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16

man. 1t is unique in that it shows
some unsuspected facts of John D.,
and is graphically illustrated with
hitherto unpublished photographs
supplied by Mr.. Rockefeller himself.
Homer Davenport, the csrtoonist,
describes how he not only saw Abdul
Hamid II. the Sultan of Turkey, but
made the only drawing extant Of this
mysterious ruler Of passing en-
pire. The alleged portraits hither-
published of the Sultan really are
photographs of his brother. Mr..
Davenport risked bis liberty and his
Arabian horses to get this exceed
ingly rare and very remarkable draw
ing Of the Sultan for the Womsn's
Home Companion. The portrait has
q place Of honor in the January
number. Doctor Edward Everett
Hale sends a New Years message to
his hosts of friends, IN his monthly
editorial page. Everybody knows
that the venerable and lovable author
of THE Man Without a Country"
has the whole country as his home
and that friendly advice from him is
thrice welcome. The 100000 wo-
men club members Of America will
read with interest the article on
"The Amusing Side of Club Life
contributed by their honored presi-
dent, Sarah Plstt Decker, and all
women and mothers will appreciate
the many other special articles and
departments provided for them in
this great magazine growing great
er." The fiction is even stronger
than usual. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
publishes the first installment of a
powerful serial entitled "The Sacred
Fire." Marie Van Worst contributes
fascinating short story, "The Sem
tinels;" Zona Gale is represented by
short story, "In the Time of the
Chrysanthemums," and there are in
stalments of serials by Jean Webster
and Juliet Wilbor Tompkins. These
are features are unusually good.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16

eight meridian can never be irrigat-
ed, and because Of slight rainfall,
most of this great country must look
for its redemption entirely to some
method of scientific agriculture.
Within the last decade the spread Of
the so-called Campbell system, more
commonly known IS "dry farming" "
has convinced the thinking men Of
the country tnat in some such meth
cd as this lies the agricultural saliva
ton of the west, and it is now pro
posed to start . broad, unprejudiced
movement, in which every state sf-
fected shall take part to further de-
velop these soil culture systsms and
bring them to the attention of the
world At large. ----sss1
It is necessary, also, 80 il is said
by those who are interested, that
some steps be taken to educate the
farmers who are today coming into
the dry lands Of the west. In Colo
RADIO alone 5000 new homeseekers
have settled themselves within a
year. Twelve hundred homestes ads
in Kit Carson county, Colorado, were
taken up in 1905, and this record
L
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16
90 YEARS AGO
Notes from The Lamar Realster OF
January Is, 1887

A meeting was held to organize a
G. A. r. Post at Lamar. Comrades
Deeter and Cooper were in charge
and the meeting voted to organize.
Tho middle of January and no
bad weather yet. Colorado is the
country to live in.
The Register republished an orig
inal poem on Lamar by DR.. Arnold.
The wonderful vitality of the town
was shown by the fact that it sur
vived even the repetition of this
blow.
Last Saturday the contract was
let for the bridge across the river at
Lamar, and was awarded to the Bull
len Bridge Co., of Lesvenworth,
Kansas, for s3,014. There were
eight or ten bids in, ranging from
3,1OO to $4,000. Notice has been
given to the road viewers to open
township road from Lamar twelve
miles northwest on the 17th.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16

Try Carley's Cough Cure
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16
Has No Fear Of He'll.

The other day prominent rail-
road official just couldn't resist the
temptation to tell Us the following
joke, and while We haven't his per-
mission to publish it, We are going
to do so without mentioning any
names:
He had Just been berated for the
fact that certain car of goods did
not come in, while another man but
a minute before had attacked him
because freight train came in with
out bringing some important mer-
chandise which had been on the road
for q month or more; while others
were complaining Of one thing OF
another, the latter one telling him
that he was surely going to make a
straight shoot through the pneu
matic tube for hell - soon as be
died.
He admitted the fact, but said hell
had no terrors for him, not because
he was getting it here, but because
he thought that, being q good solic-
itor here, he would be able to induce
Satan to order his coal via the San
ia Fe, and therefore he would never
get it.-Gardsn City Herald.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16
ssockhoIders' Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annu-
al meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Lamar and Arkansas River Ditch Com
pany will be held at the office Of Q. Q.
Goodale, at the Town OF Lamar, County
day the 18th day Of January, A. D., 1907,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the election Of
Board of Directors for the ensuing year
and such other business as may proper
ly come before the meeting.
ADAM MAXWELL, -
Dec. 13, A. D., 1906. Secretary.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16

VIM. Barley of Hazelton, Kan,
was visiting at Dan Gormsn's last
Sunday.
Mr.. Kemper has moved his crew
to the Cooley place, to work on the
new railroad.
We all. appreciate the new bridge
over the Hyde ditch, just south oi
the school house. x.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16
County Notes.
Iron the Holly Chieftain |


Dick Williams came in Wednes-
day and entered his name on our
list. He was feeling too big to
stand up IN q room with only r.
foot ceiling on sccount of the arrival
the day before of q pair of twin girls
at his place.
The town marshal and board Of
trustees have united and decided to
take no sleep until the town is free
from the gambling evil. 1t is be-
lieved that it can be stopped and all
who are inclined to violate the
statutes will hereafter suffer the full
penalty thereof. Such things are Of
no benefit whatever to a community
and the leniency shown in the past
should never again exist.
from the Granada Times.l
SURE
A quarter section of dry land
south of Granada was recently sold
for $4,000. The purchaser is sad
to be from the Indian Territory and
he seems to have faith in this coun
try even where there are no irriga.
ton bitches. We are sure his faith
will never be shaken.
A. @. Eubank, Of Lamar, district
deputy organizer Of the Modern
Woodmen Of America, was in
this town this week securing men,
bers for the order. It is the inten-
tion to initiate a class of 300 in the
county soon. It is thought that
this will occur either at Holly or La
mar, as Granada has no hall large
enough to accommodate such crowd,
No doubt Holly will be chosen, as
the trains run more seasonably for
the meeting at that place than at
Lamar.
A railroad for Bacs and southern
Prowers county il now almost an as
sursd fact. It is thought it will 60
through Springfield and Lamar on
its way 70 Denver. Help it along.
We can't hsye too many of them
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16
Tho New Years Woman's Home
Companion.


Companion.
President Roosevelt is the star
contributor of the January Woman's
Home Companion. An official state
ment written and signed by him in
which he requests the Womsn's
Home Companion to give "ths Wild
est publicity to my previous utter-
ances on Child Labor" appears in
the magazine. The president out
lines his position on this important
national question with his character
istic forcefulness. The next contri.
button in point of Importance if
"The Human Side Of John D.
Rockefeller" which gives an init
mate view Of the worlds richest
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16
Union Hotel Barber Shop.

r. NJ. Ziegler & Co., Just received .
new lot OF Bicycle Tires. Baby Buggy
Tires and New Bicycles.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16

FOR RENT-Four room house oi
Second St. Good location. Call al
Phone Black 1888.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16

$40, 600 just received for farm loans
No delays.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16

Large line Of Bibles and Testament at
A o6 regular price at McLean's Drug
and Jewelry Store.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16

Large line OF Jewelry novelties. in
Solid Gold, Gold Filled and Sterling
Silver at Mclean Bros.
The Lamar register., 1907-01-16

Save money-Ask Margrave, the new
grocer about it.
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-23
THE rExAs COTTON CROP IL SHORT.

There ts much evidence coming To light to cor
ruborate the statement made BY President Neill OF
the Texas Farmers Union In our issue last week
namely. that the Texas cotton crop Is only As or
80 per cent ~ an average crop. Prof. W c. Vel
born. College Station. Texas writing us in regard
10 the boil we~gi for example. declares in the
course OF his letter
This year the weeyil has been very destructive,
and. along with other unfayorabe conditions has
ade the cotton crop OF Texas very short-so
short that believe IL the trade knew how short
II is, cotton would go to sixteen cents "a pound
asst winter favorable to large numbers of
weevils living over and then cotton was late start
ing last spring
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-23

articles IN this Gazette that are Just what YOU
have been waiting for.
Would YOU Ike know Just how corn roots
behave on sub-soiled land as compared with land
not aub-soiled' See page ..
And on page Professor Welborn writes in
t"rrsttngly concerning the boil weevil
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-23
. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER % 1907



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Begin So~ for Early Cabhaxe = Merriam
fa'ff NoR"@ ..-....... 20
Dollar Farmin<s ito~ live >teek VIII Help
ths Cotton Grover .
Handling Hired Labor T.
Hints for HOG Haianra ia
Hos IA Make a Lot of Cora In One uar
Maxi ing H~ns Lay in Cold Weather II
More About the Boil W~eegs Frof N 4 Nel-
born >
N"~ Oyl~ana Markets II
bnr Months natry Money. Prof John Nlehr1a
f1ant spinach No~. Mira Z y Ercrts
Poultry sboa Janr@1uwn t-aclr 10 IL
Pruning senpp~ruoaEa. Prof = & Resnaer
Stra~herTie~ for Home l. Iae. Prot II Arkay
Siase H"ttsr Than Fos!d~r l.. Frvnch
>agx~~ti"ns for Thank sgtsns Dinn~r Aant
MARI ....
>ahsoliiag Land .......-.
spurs for Pouttgvren ..... II
T~1as Cotton Crop ls Short .......
Th~ Wh~n- How. and Why "f -~~.i a"rn 49,
ir~ti"n- & II, Williams
A~trh for Late Planting
i0uhE Peoples Page .... .......... fs
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-23
CRITICISM OF EARS:

CRITICISM OF EARS:
- too ,aie''ns has ~sie space between
n - tho bea shaped
CRITICISM STALKS:
the best OF stalk FROM which of ser
IL will y,eid large quantity sheed has the
OF medium height, Is type OF stalk a small
quantity Skrrnes aud ud No s ayht
= ayfi.lr aboa! .>red Co,s .Sr!ef!lou on bagr
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-23

Keep the cotton picked often enough so that
had weather ~iil have little chance 10 njurs the
grade. II is certainly poor business to lose IA large
part OF the years profit through delay In picking.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-10
BURDETTE'S WIFE
HURT BY POLICEMAN

Los ANGELES. Cal. May 1O.-Mrs.
Robert J. Burdette, wife Of the humor-
list, who is at present pastor of Temple
Auditorium Baptist Church, was knocked
down and severely injured by a patrol
man at Second and Los Angeles streets.
Mrs. Burdette's left arm was broken in
three places. She says the policeman
deliberately ran into her while she was
trying to pass between some packing
cases and the curb
Il thought the man would courteOusly
move TO one side Of the narrow pass
age" she said, "but he squared his
shoulders and 1 was thrown down by
the impact. He was exceedingly gruff
and made no attempt TO come to my
assistance. He must have heard my
screams, but he continued down the
street. My chauffeur came 10 my
rescue"
Chief of Police Kern has been trying
to ascertain the identity of the patrol
man, and Il Is believed he will be sus-
pended.