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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-23
Nr. 175.

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Citations.

YTyF9E PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NfEw YORK BY
i Grace God Free Independent TO George A
Joberr RivsnC Riyenc,
obert Rouy, Brasseur Jules
D. Louise Julia TherAse Parsr Rachel Madeleine
Tirsnie Paras, Desire Charles Bin, CASTOR
Charles Rene Bin. Marthe Camille Bin Zos
Bin Maurice Albert Bin Marguerite Eugene Bin
Goude. Mary Y. Durfy. Jules D. Parat ancillary
guardian OF Rachel Madeleine VirEnie Parat Adele
Coraier (RIdoV Charles Blin) sncary guardian
MRrthe Camille Bin. Berthe Zoe Bin Maurice Albert
Bin Marguerite Eugene Bin and Pascalins Josephine
Bin Edward Ashforth and Manhattan Trust Company
deceased. all
estate Eonora Y. Csbassud- OF Borough Of
Manhattan. City of New York, deceased, creditors
leEatees. otherwise greeting
hereby cited and required personally
appear before Surrogate of the County
York at Surrogates County, held the
Hall of Records, County York on 18th
hslf-past O'Clock
then and there the judicial
the OF proceedings Edward
and Manhattan Trust Company, executors Of the
Houora Y Cabassud deceased;
md o YOU as he
CTenry-oue years required appear by your
guardian If you you have appear
apply for 10 be appointed the your
neglect guardian VIII be appointed
ing testimony whereof. have caused the Of
II Surroza1es' said o. TO
be affixed Witness, Hon Charles H
Surrogate said County County O
TSesI New York. the 9Th day November, in the
year OF Lord Thousand hundred
ar eight. DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
DAILY. HOyT & MASON, Attorneys Executors, Is
William street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
Proposals.

c-EAIED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- hv me Board Water supply. the ocice CT the
Eos-d No e9s BroatEay- New York Room s1o. ninth
1oo- ;ru-l i A January 4 1903. for CONTRACT
- 80 re construction q the NORTH HALF OF THE
under valley OF the Waikiki river with
rE-~1 xlzFrE . depth.
- conduit E1cEu CaJ-and-covsr
ct s1d fo- CONTRACT 81 the construction of the
S7T---F7 OF THE Waikiki PRESSURE TCN-
~cFT -x-h rhree $50 200 feet depth.
plain concrete conduit known cut
The tunnel viii De circular
~ set f-sade acuecuct- Il feet high
- 1-1- inside The work Is located IN the
towns OF Pallz and Gardner Ulster County. New
To-k
.-y0~-zA-- SEPARATELY AND FOR BOTH CON
-PACTS COMBINED Any bidder make bid for
combined A
form proposal viii be furnished for the
a a tbs combined bid Al the above place and time
viii be publicly opened ana read The award
awarded. viii be made as there
Pamphlets containing information
contract, specifications etc, and
s1he-s q contract drawings be obtained Room
5-Is-E Slll pamphlet. or te1ry cellars 800
in acceptaeia condition
+++f- thirty date Tnich PICS De
further particulars see CITY record
JOHN a BENSEL- SoLIIIlLssioners
CHARLES X CHADWICK Board Of Water
C-IARIES 4 SHAW. supply.
= WALDO SMITH
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSEI1s
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
Proposals..

DRoPOsALs FOR FLANNEL-DEPOT QUARTER
masters Oice- Philadelphia Pa, December "a. 1908
proposals triPIica1e TiIl received BY
Depot L s A 26th Street Gray's
Ferry Road. Philadelphia Pa. until 1 o'clock ?. NJ,
January 1903 then opened, for furnishing 10000
o. D Flannel. delivery be
Philadelphia Boston Chicago Depos Standard sample
specifications blanks for proposals
full information upon application at
Office Quantity subject OF
by THE to
accept any proposals any part thereof
Preference articles domestic nanufact-
quality dncudug in the price
Of
being equal elopes containing proposals to Be in
dnrse6 Proposals opened January
and addressed Col. Z. 9. H0DGSON. Z. S.
Army TOe-zor
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

ADVERTISEMENTS and suoscript ons for
the Tribune received al their Uptown
ONCE No 1864 Broadway. between 33th
and H7th SITS. until o'clock D Ad-
Jartisauueuts received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until 3
O'Clock D. m. viz: 264 sth ave. s. g.
cor. 23d st. t53 9th ave. cor 18th St. 104
East I4th ct. 4, 25T West 42d st. between
"a ave 1925 Ed ave. near Slst St 17os
1st ave near Sath st. 1871 East 12Sth st /;
American District Telegraph Office
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
STORAGE NOTICES.
JOHN BANKS SONS
nRre InH E.asr IAfh 81

Storage warehouse. as East 18th 81
To Mrs Alundrll Mr. Durham Mrs.
Lloyd and MIR Robert Turoesh; You and
each of you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having sx-
pired after due notice thereof had been
given YOU We viii cause such property 10
wit household goods. piano. personal ef-
fects and merchandise. stored by you OF IN
your name IN the John Banks sons storage
Warehouse 90 be sold at public auction
according 20 the statute in such cases unad@
and provided at the warehouse. No. 4tS
East 10th st. New York CITY on Monday
January 4. 1900 at 1890 a. m
JOHN BANKS sons
Dated Decsuaber IS 1acS.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
PTBIJC NOTICES.

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such publication TO be borne by the petl-
toner.
JOSEPH FAAG. Secretary
New York. December II. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
MACHlNERY

GOOD second hand milling machines foot
and power presses. latheS. monitor and
screw machines. etc: entire plants bought
faS eAsh. Manhattan. ais West Broad way
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
WE BELIEVE THAT THESE OF
INVESTMENT

first lands N
New
its esnd
fHetne rmH %
and
One O omab
hene earnings
frtey 7wereS to
Hnh
lmteetha o 100000
Fund provision mph
fleet will nef I"
iubeexa ntwenv
least
anndee1n sshUdt
the h
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
HELP WANTED.
Male.

EkTESzrAS WANTED 70 represent Us
n--.-5e-,-e unnecessary. So % $3.50 Per
--1--b snG expenses OF corr1rIlisE-on- las
-irzr GO. Indianapolis. IND
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
AUCTION SALES.

MAX SCHWARTZ. AUCTTONEER.
Will sell by virtue OF a Chattel Mortgage
az . o'clock this forenoon, at 2fT Blescker
at fixtures OF a grocery store. r. Lax
Attorney for Murtgagee.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE & OHIO R. R.


BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGIOE,,.,
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LIES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d St LID 81
Washington, SIeepers- II 80 pm 1-30 an
Washington, Diner. Parior $50 am 500 am
washirgton Diner Parlor 8 so am 1O.Oo am
Washington. Diner. .Parlor- IL 50 am u 90 n n
Warrington. Parlor .----- l5O pm --gO pm
Parlor Car. New York TO Richmond. Va
Royal Ltd, Diner, Parlof $50 pm so pm
Washington. Diner. Parlo- $50 pm 500 pm
Washington, Buffet, Parlor $50 pTR 10 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
Chicago, Pfttsburg- --..-- 10U am 5-gV an
Chicago. Columbus II 90 am I--UO n q
Pfttsbury Cleveland. ...-- $50 pm 4.OO pm
''Pittsburg Limited .--..- $50 pm ~ pm
Gin st L. Louisville II 80 pm I-90 am
Gin. st L. Louisville 9 50 am 10 90 an
Gin. St L. Louisville. $50 pm 500 pm
Ofices. 245 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House, 225 5th ave. New York; 34S Fulton
st. BROOKLYN; West 27d st. and Liberty ST.
After 8 P. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains, SC.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
B. & o. R. R.. sd St Ter. Phone S144-
Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
COOK - WAITRESS. &c.-German girl
first class cook. good baker; has friend
waitress good chamber-naid; CzIG sew;
likes children Miss Morrow's Bureau, III
Lexington ave. corner 5oth 81 Phone
192S-Plaza-
COOK.-Capabie; excellent references; IN
derstands all branches OF cooking: soups,
meats entrees, desserts, ices. etc. city or
country. NJ. F, Miss FitzGerald'5 Bureau,
500 9TH ave. corner 42d st.
COOK and assist with Laundry; also cham
bernaid and waitress; two Finnish girls
Bureau. $50 Lexington ave Tel. 4403-
Plaza
COOK. &c.-UsEFUL MANY sister
and brother; girl good cook. excellent
laundress. or do housework; man under
stands horses, cows Miss Aorrows BU-
reau- T21 Lexington ave, corner bSth St
Tel Is2S-Plaza-
to go 70 country. A. A, Miss Margaret
Smiths Bureau. . West 42d 81. Phone
S039-Bryant.
COJrPLE.-woran houseworker. good cook
and laundress; man understands cows,
horses: good gardener: willing and oblig
ing Miss Morrow Bureau. 721 Lexing-
ton ave, corner 5sth st Tel 192S-Plaza-
COUPLE.-German Protestants; man use
fIll- understands waiting woman very
coed cook and laundress; good re ererences;
CITY or country; wages S43. Os-erberg' s
Bureau. 716 Lexington ave Tel 1856
Plaza
FIRST CLASS COOKE. Iaundressea, walt
resses parlorTnaids. charnbermaids and
housemaids on hand; mostly scandinavian
vestiEated Scandinavian Emp. Bureau
TAT Lexington ave. between 5Sth and Goth
Ets. Tel 4SS7-Plaza-
HOTTsEwORK. &c.-CoIored girl wishes
housework or days work. or helping lady
half day; chambermaid in hotel. Compe-
tent. D. Robinson. 223 Vest 6oth St
HOUGBwORK-By two girls cook. good
baker excellent laundress. Other cham
; barmsid and waitress, will do entire work
private family Miss Morrow 5 Bureau. III
Lexington ave, corner 5sth st Tel 1928
Plaza
BoUSEWORK-You Danish girl: first
class cook good baker; has friend Eng
usb Protestant chambernlald and laun-
dress good waitress. Miss Morr0W's Bu-
reau, T21 Lexington ave. corner 55th St
tJC,I-sFwORK- first class Swedish
girl, very good cook, good waitress best
rs9erences. wages S25; friend kitchenmaid
or second Iaundress. OsteTberg's Bureau.
716 Lexington ave Tel lo0o-Plaza-
HoTsEwORK-Re Refined. middle aged wonl-
an. by January. place to do huusework
for elderly couple or Two Or three adults
only. capable, competent kind restmeut
T7r~fe-red TO big wages. Mrs H X. 455
Court st. Brooklyn
MAID and HAMBERMAID.- Excellent
seamstress. frst class city references n.
q Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau. . y est
42d 81 Phone 303g-Bryant.
NURSE and strong masseUse; well recon-
u1ended: long experience moderate
WAGES German. 402 West 42d st
NURSE 10 infant or grown person; has
friend cook. German. French ard Eng
lIEh. also young man as hOusemnB, gen
araIly useful Miss Morrow s Bureau. T2l
Lexington ave. Tel 1g2S-Piaza-
OFFICE CLEANING honest. sober
woman hired bv employer Address r.
M Box 9. Tribune once.
RELIABLE Canadian woman for private
Family. economicsl manager. NJ to-date
caterer. all branches: city references; wages
sac. disengaged January ? Finne-ty. 202
West eSth 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

u0RTDA-Refned. experienced traTellea
uor-sn. uow a. Palm Beach ana nno-l--
-s5---sre selirh-ful. would scr as secTeNATs-
,-s-~r-a-7hs- ,orus-ior. nurse. supe-lIl-
-u-s h,,-1xshr1d and servants, or traFei- -
& V-@ss zo4tn -
.D---p-rS-sFEST and s1bscriptions for
-. -,-.F-Y,-e received n their pIoEn
-@~r 10 1864 Broacway- between soth
- e--h sis Until c clock D n 50
I-.--5s---e--s received a. Ihe 1oloNNl-5
--z--- 0e7~sS sr regular Office rates until :
,E-io~i- u II viz e65 IN ave, r
--- % 81 1s3 6th ave. cor In - rs
= ~ sr17 ayes 263 West 1@5rh ST, tyeo
= a-e 1928 30 ave. near olst .. itpS
q ave near 18th s; l3t E-aSI 4-lsh =:
s--.-s-s- District Telegraph or1ce
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
School Agencies.

sNERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
gyIrues Professors Teachers Tutors Gove-Hesses etc
- colleges. Schools ard Families Apply 10
Ms n ! TOTNC-FCLTCS. 23 Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
SaUings Banks.
Financial Meeting
THE PLAZA BANK.

York. December 2Sth 1908
Notice hereby that Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders OF TIE PLAZA BANK will be held at
Banking House. 5sth Street and Fifth Ave
nue, Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York.
DAY January. 1909. al II o'clock NJ, FOR
the purpose electinE fourteen Directors for the
ensuing inspectors Election TO serve
st the next Annual Meeting and for the transaction
OF other business properly come before
said meeting
Notice is also given that said meeting, pursuant
10 Section 80 Of Banking Law. resolution VIII os
presented and voted upon. fixing the number Of d.
recto-s of the q fourteen
Polls viii remain open from u NJ until P NJ
Transfer books viii closed from December 23rd.
e. NJ CLARKE Cashier
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
Female

Female
HANBERMAID.-By first class Swedish
girl. good sewer; willing 70 assist with
ofber work when necessary very best city
-efer.nces. friend first class laGndress-
C,sterbers's Bureau. T16 Lexington ave
Tel I055-PlaZa-
cOoE-Py swedish girl: very good cook
,aksr ETC. takes entire charge Of kitch-
., best references. wages $50, friend
~hau,berflaid-v aitress. viii separate os-
terberg's Bureau. 716 Lexington ave. Tel.
Io53-PiaLa.
C0OK-French: first class; has highest
references from best families. very neat
s~d clean. go anywhere Julien 5 Bureau.
a. West 42d st Tel z3si-Bryant.
COOK. First class Swedish cook. lunch.
Aon. dinners. parties or days cooking;
-,.-~oanent Address Anderson $40 East
g5th s..
COOK -Svvedfsh: thoroughly competent IN
Al, bra inches. four years reference from
lat .Ynplover- city preferred. Juiens Bu-
T.au. Al West z2d ST Tel. aasl-Bryant-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTTERFLY capable. up-to-dat. man in
city: personal references; English, aged
SO. Lowering, 60 West 101st st
BUTLER--UsefuI. thoroughly experienced;
viii take charge ot first floor; willing and
obilging, excellent personal city references
Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau, . West
42d ST. Phone 3O39-Bryant-
COACEMAN.-Scotch; married, one child;
country preferred. year round, thorough
Il understands his business: handy Win
automobiles sober. honest oDhgingt best
references. Macdonald. +34 East 57th st
COACEdAN.-Mar no children; can
operate automobile careful driver; best
written and personal references. ADDRESS
: g, Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broad
way.
COACHMAN and GARDENER Single;
sober: competent. horses. harness car
ful. willing obiging. highest recournenda-
tioas. city. country. anywhere. Address
Competent 4O2 West 42d ST.
FARMER. BY German; first class; middle
aged; college graduate. intelligent ano
competent; can give highest references
Address H G. 1O4 East l+th ST
FIREMAN JANTTOR. - Alone; colored;
low pressure: apartment or hotel; expert
enced- sober. polite; good cleaner REFER
eace. Fireman, 4T6 Central Park West
GARDENER. COACHMAN.-singIe; ex-
pe~ienced and competent. can take care
of furnaces. cows and poultry; personal
reference for seven years from last place.
Address Gardener. Box a. Great Neck.
Long Island.
cARDENE.R rHEAp)-EngIish profess
sionaI: thoroughly and practically ex-
perienced in all branches. Address Expert,
2l3 East 59th st.
GARDENER German; single: first
yItr private families knows his business
in green houses and all outside work; would
ike to take charge Of gentlemans estate
z. s. 655 Sd ave.
NURSE E-ATTENDANT--B Young man;
good character and trustworthy. ss care
enced with rheumatic sufferers: good ref-
A-suras ard recommendations- NJ Miller
50 BIeecker St. Newark \. J.
T-srFT-T. MAN.-ElderIy German; good
All around on private place: no farm
work. country preferred. Gardener, 45
New Chambers st
y-AT,ET. second or usefulnan in priysts
far7flv. first class city references. willing
sd ohffEfnc- city or country Julien'z Bu-
rea.1. a. West 42d st. Tel. 1881 Bryant.
VALET second. OF useful man. IN private
Family: willing and OhliginE- city Or
ronr+-,-- wages s25 II B Tribune Up
town once 1864 Broadway.
WORKING FARMER.-Life experience in
all branches Of farming. gardening hand
ling men and ali kinds Of stock. under
stands all farm machinery middle age
stTic+lv temperate ald single. Farmer. Box
% Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
New York. December 1eth. 1908
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

The meeting stockholders Of The
Trust Company Of America VIII De held al the once OF
Nos. 3T43 Wall Street, Borough OF Man
haitian City Of New York n Y. Wednesday. Janu-
2h, 1903. at L o'clock for the purpose OF
eecttng directors transaction such bust
may he brought before the meeting. The polls
viii be open u o'clock to l o'clock P. NJ.
Stock books will closed January 9Th. 1902
II o'clock reopsned 21st, 1909 10
o'clock A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.

Detroit. Mich. Dec. II. 1908.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the De
United vi b held Office
Company woodward avenue. Detroit. Mich,
Tuesday. February .. 1909. Il A. NJ
The stock transfer books VIII be closed from Thurs
day January =. 1909. 3 P. M. until Wednesday,
February g. 1909 at A NJ,
A E PETERS Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

To Whom 1t May Concern.
rTy7 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THE UNDERSIGNED
-f moi be responsible for any debts contracted by
o. for account o. Dunn & Hoffman after this date
"a 80 W
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
Female.

COMPETENT PERSON wishes travelling
7,osaion. with expenses. 70 place articles
- r,7eTit in stores or otherwise. iS Maple
s. Somerville. y J
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

W0P KING FARMER.-Life experience in
all branches Of farming. gardening, hand
tgrr rnsn and eli kinds Of stock under
stands all farm machinery middle age;
strictly temperate AID single. Farmer. Box
90 Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

-Tp>-OGP APHER- - Beginner. capa BILE:
f-srefIII. some experience, moderate sal
Niss n W 1s2 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

vor-~C FRENCH LADY. well educated.
r.6ned offers thorough instruction IN
T--e--f.- converse tion. grammar. literature;
a-osf1s-f references I.excsmels, l59 West
s0fh -.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

--aTET second or usefulman in private
fz--ffv- Arst clas. city references. willing
sd obiiginc. city or country. Juiien'z Bu-
reasl A. West 42G st Tel 48sl BryHHt
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

T-cE-Fr-T. MAN-Elderly German: good
s1- around On private place: no farm
work. country preferred. Gardener. 10
Nery Chambers st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

y-a1.FT. second. OF useful man in private
family: willing and ohliginE: city or
country wages S2S H B. Tribune Up
town once 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

EATTENDANT--By Young man
good character and trustworthy. SIS care
+alTar for sick people. especially expert
ences with rheumatic sufferers. GOOD ref
A-euras and recommendations N Miller
= rIeerker st Newark. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

COUPLE.-German Protestants; man use
ful: understands waiting. won an very
good cook and laundress; good references; ;
CITY or country; wages S45. Os-erberg' s
Bureau. 716 Lexington ave Tel, 1855
Plaza
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28
WORK WANTED.
MnIa

-EAT-FFET R-By Young man careiu4
1-gver and good repair man garage *
,s.--e-r-.- -ese-ences and security llo
S-o--b hfh ave Coz stesvllle, Fenn-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

HOUEBWORK.-By two girls; cook. good
baker excellent laundress. Other cham
; harusici and waitress. will do entire work
private family. Miss Morrow 5 Bureau. 721
Lexington ave, corner 0Sth st Tel 1928
Plaza
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

FCT7SEWORK.-Y oung Danish girl: first
class cook good baker; has friend Eng
HeE P-Dtestant chambernlald and laun-
dress good waitress. Miss Morr0W's Bu-
reau. ri Lexington ave. corner Jsth St
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

| h0usework or days work. or helping lady
| half day; chambermaid in hotel. compe-
| tent D Robinson. 223 West 6oth st.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

r,---s-rTs- -Trf-,lor- Licensed New York
S-s-e- IorE experience. good salesman
A-7e-icsn- re1sre3css- Murray. 6-S oeih
r. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-28

GARDENER English; profes-
sionaI. thoroughly and practically ex-
perienced in all branches. Address Expert
2I2 East 59th ST.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
How and Where to Build.

Too often the location of the poul-
try house is thought to be of minor
Importance, and consequently is given
less consideration than that of any
other farm building. Frequently the
other buildings are located first and
the poultry house then placed on the
most convenient space, when it should
have received consideration before
the larger buildings were all located.
In caring for the various classes of
livestock, the question of labor is al
ways an important item, and the class
that requires the closest attention to
petty details, as rule, requires the
greatest amount of labor AS poultry
keeping is wholly business of de-
tails, the economy of labor in per-
forming the necessary work is of
great Importance.
AS it is necessary to visit poultry
houses several times each day in the
year, convenience is of more import
ance than in case of almost any other
farm building. The operations must
be performed frequently, so that any
little inconvenience in the arrange
ments of the buildings will cause not
only extra expense in the care, but in
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
when Your Alfalfa Turns yellow.

Examine the roots of the part turn
ing yellow and note If there are any
nodules on the roots. Then, If there
are nodules on the part that has not
turned yellow, you can take soil from
that part and scatter it over the other
part if nodules are found there, and
in this way inoculate the whole. Scat
ter some stable manure on the yellow
part, too, and that will help restore
it. incubation with the bacteria that
live on alfalfa roots is important to
its success. On rich soil there may be
a good growth aside from incubation,
but the success of the crop will be
Tar, greater if the soil is inoculated.
II no nodules are found on any Of the
plants you should get some soil from
land that is inoculated, and where
alfalfa has succeeded, as around Hills
boro, tor instance, and scatter it over
the land to be sown, or that now
sown, al the rate of barrel per acre.
Progressive Farmer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
An EarIv MiIlais Critic.

Sir John Millais tells this story on
himself. He was down by the banks
of the Tay, painting in the PUSHES OF
his famous landscape, Chill Octo-
ber." which has thrilled us all with
the ineffable sadness and mystery OF
the dying summer. He worked on so
steadily that he failed to observe a
watcher, until voice said: s"Eh.
mon, did We ever try photography"
"No," said the artist, II never
have" e
otis deal quicker" quoth his
friendly critic, cycling the picture
doubtfully.
Millais was not fiattered, SO he
waited minute before replying, 4
dare say it is. His lack of enthusi-
asm displeased the Scot, who took am
other look and then marched off with
Parthian shot:
SAY, and Photographic muckle
sight MAR like the place, too.'---
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