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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-02-20

All reports agree that the State
Fair nowin progress in Tampa is
tho greatest Of all that have hith-
erto been held. Amongst other
expressions on the subject, Col.
T. j. Appleyard, secretary of the
Florida Press Association, who is
there with a splendid exhibit from
Columbia county, sends out the
following to the State newspapers:
| thought the Fair Of 1906 a
magnificent one, but the Fair now
on is infinitely better, and l wish
every citizen of Florida would at
tend and see the magnificent array
of Florida products displayed in
the exhibition buildings.
The amusement attractions are
of u higher character than any |
have ever seen; in fact, am as
tonished at the liberality of the
Fair Association in securing these
attractions. Thousands of dollars
have been spent on this weeks
features alone; and although the
attendance gives promise of being
immense, | do not sec how the
Fair Association can even secure
an amount sufficient to cover ex-
penses.
The Fair is u great success in
every particular, and every news
paper in Florida should urge its
readers to attend. Please help the
cause along this week by publish
ing u good story about the Fair,
mentioning particularly the pro-
ducts exhibits, the magnificent
horse racing, the great special cir
Gus and hippodrome and other
attractions; also the fact that all
visitors are being cared for in thu
most satisfactory manner.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-02-20

Starke Telegraph The gentle
m an from DeSoto, Hon. Albert
w. Gilchrist, seems to be gaining
strength daily in his race for the
governorship, which is better than
being elected six months before
the election and defeated Ar tb7
polls. tIA
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-02-20
A PECULIAR ANSWER.
Mr.. Stockton viii Abide by
Primaries, ii They Suit Him.

Judge Isaac A. Stewart, Of De-
Land, on Jany. 18th, addressed
the following inquiry to Hon.
Jno. N. Q. Stockton, candidate
for governor:
"You being candidate for
governor of the State of Florida,
| would like to know whether or
not in the appointment of the
different county officers and tho
filling of vacancies, If you are
elected governor, you will regard
and appoint according to the re-
Communications of the primary, or
whether you will exercise your
own judgment and discreet ion in
making said appointments in these
matters. l am interested as u cit
izen and prospective candidate"
To this, Mr.. Stockton, under
date of Jany 18th made the fol
lowing answer:
GIN reply beg to say that If u
am elected governor of Florida,
in all appointments, where there
has been II regularly called prima-
ry according to party law, and
said election has been characteriz-
ell by absolute fairness in equal
representation OF candidates in the
election Of inspectors of elections,
the count of the ballots, and the
declaration of the result of said
primary has been open and above
suspicion, and there has been no
fraud, bribery or improper means
used by the successful candidate,
or others, to secure his election,
would feel it my duty to appoint
the candidate recommended by said
primary, provided l could do 50
in accordance with my constitu-
tional duty to the people OF
Florida"
The DeLand News, one of Mr..
Stockton's organs, in publishing
the above correspondence, intro
duces Mr.. Stockton's letter with
the remark that it els just what
those who know Mr.. Stockton
would expect from him." We do
not know what the News means
by that remark. Mr.. Stockton's
reply may be satisfactory to those
who know him, but to us it means
that he would not appoint the can
didates nominated unless he want
ed to. We do not believe that
there ever has been a primary
election in which there were not
some objections claimed.
Mr.. Stockton states that he
would appoint such candidate
provided be could do SO in accord
ance with his constitutional duty.
He also makes the conditions that
the primary shall be regularly
called, according to party law,
absolute fairness in equal repre-
sentation of candidates in tho
election of inspectors of election,
count of the ballots" ''above
suspicion, mo fraud, bribery or
improper means used by the sue
cessful candidate, or others"
We ask any one how many loop,
holes are there in this statement
The answer should have been 1ne'
quivocally that Il will appoint
} according to the result a. declafedl
by the executive COMMITTEES" ~ or
II will do as l please 1t looks
to us as if he intends to do as no
. pleases. From what we have
heard Of Mr.. Stockton, this an,
swer is "iust what" WE 'would
expect from him..
{ THE HERALDpropounded Judge
! Stewards question to Genera!
) Gilchrist, who promptly answered
in the Judges language, u VIII
|, regard and appoint according to
~ recommendations OF the prl-
y"
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-02-20
A VALUABLE CROP.
Experiment Station Report on
Velvet Beans.

~ nus Ouiy ucoh Wlthih VhO "Se
few years, perhaps not over fifteen
years, that we have considered the
velvet bean Of any economic value.
Since that time we have found it
TO be one of the best soil renova-
yators, u weed eradiCator when
used rs a cover crop and also an
excellent feed for beef and pork
production. The velvet bean be-
longs to the group of plants known
as legumes, A plant of this
group has the power to extract the
nitrogen from the atmosphere and
may deposit it in the soil. In this
way it builds up or improves the
soil upon which it grows. When
any feed stuff that is rich in am
monia is fed to animals, only
part of the ammonia is retained in
the animal body, ammonia IN
feed stuffs is called prolein); hence
the manure produced is rich in
ammonia. 1t should be remem-
bered that ammonia is the most
costly of the fertilizer elements
that we have to buy. Therefore,
if we can produce it on the farm
and at the same time grow a good
crop of feed, it serves US u double
purpose.
Numerous reports have been
received at the Station regarding
the yield of velvet beans, varying
from eight TO forty bushels per
acre. This fall we picked four
measured acres. On three of
these the yield averaged 2,25S
pounds of beans in the pod, or
22.5 bushels of shellod beans per
acre. These had been drilled in
rows four feet apart. On the
fourth acre, which was planted
with corn in alternate rows Chat
is, the rows of beans were eight
feet apart, with row of corn be-
tween, the yield was 2,O95 pounds
of beans in the pod, or 2O.3 bush
els of shelled beans per acre.
The yield of 22.5 bushels per
acre was obtained on very light
sandy soil. 1t is probable that
if these had been planted on good
land, the yield would have been
greater. At the present time we
have no data as to the yield of hay
from this crop, but it is likely 10
be from two to four tons per acre.
We have collected the following
data:
A common -four barrel full of
dry beans ia the pod weighs 80
pounds, which will thresh out 81
pounds of clean beans, or 60 per
cent. of the gross weight. One
bushel of clean beans weighs 60
pounds.
Comparing the feeding value
of cottonseed meal and velvet beans
in the pod, we find the good
bright cottonseed meal as per
cent. ammonia) is "a times as
rich in digestible protein muscle
and bone producing materially,
and three times as rich in fat;
while the velvet bean in the pod
is three times as rich in digestihle
carbohydrates fiat producing ma
feriaD. In other words, if cotton
seed meal is worth $50 per ton,
velvetbeans in the pod are worth
$40 per ton. There is an import
ant point that we should remem
Der, and that is that velvet beans
do not have to be harvested. Cat
tie, hogs and horses can be turned
into the field to pasture, and il
this way the expense of harvesting
which means about S. per acre, il
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-02-20

Send your orders for Up-tc'
date Job Printing to this office.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: 4nxem6nrger 9la&ri&ten. :

Der norblihen Glart StruBc fir 49,
800 gefauft. Sobn SO. Hemmers,
Der Dltlih BON bier pobnte be3oa Die
pdterlihe Sdrm am Slopb Slub.
Nms Nem BORT piro unter'm Natum
bonn Z. Wdr5 geifrieben: 8ertbe Hes
oattionl - Wiit benz Sampler .Gronz
lamb, pelder am 3. WdrS IN Ncn
Yorf %anfant, iinb folsenoe 2ilremburs
ger seldnbet: Nic. 6olerid ais Yrut,
aanton Mebingen; berIelbe fpur ldoil
bier Sabre bier III an1crifa, hattie ober
einen geilld nnd) ieincr lieben Seie
mutb Yrdb gemnht, mlb lit jebt piez
Der anf Der Seimreiie. SerIelbc
braffe ieinen 8ruoer Soicpb NIT. mel
der it'd i'll IinneIota n~ieoer3ulaiIeil
geDenft. Gin nnoerer Yruser lit Sr.
Mifolans Vooebin9; berielbe ihliebt
lid Den @ebriioern Soaerid at.
Gngen Steid)en. ebeufaIs ans Yrab,
fdbrt bis Sipton. Sans. 3u 1eincm
Snfel, no CT bas SarnneIen e~rlerneit
mil. Spdter gebentt er lit bdrit
lelber Elm eigeneS Seim at oriinSen.
NDge oaS Slid ieneu inugen boifz
n~ingspollen inrembureer 2euten bier
IN Der neiien @elt bolb 1ei,tl
Mus Bort Waihiueton, Iis.,
n,elbet Die .3.ituna": Serr nnb Srau
S. Z. Wtolitor nnb Scbll Ni6olas ios
mic YoolpG Gtiirm iparen am Sreitaa
IN Sreeport, 81, gum ge9rabniB bon
Cos. HeDlinaer. Ser Seritprbenc
erretf)te Elm Sitter bon S3 Sabren uub
mar ans Suremburs sebiirtis. Seine
ibn iiberlebenbe Satin lit cine Shipes
tier bon Setter StIrm unb Srni s. z.
Wolitor bon bier. - sm 80. Sebruar
lit Der ip%obl6etannte Siirger Sobn @lap
aus Dem 2eben ge1hieben. Or mar
AM 10. SeSember 1884 su @prmels
bingen in 2uremburs ge6pren uno fam
1S47 nit ieinen gltern nah Soipl1
Belgium. Gr mar brei Wal perbeiz
ratbet; nit ieiner i'm iiberlebenpeu
Satin glarsaretba. seb. Gilbert,
tpurbe er am 6. Se5ember 1866 gez
tralt. SIM Sabre 1891 gab CT Die
Sarmerei in CONN Belgium auf u,io
ipobnte ieitber III ber Stnbt. Seine
binterbliebenen &inber iinb: Wtatbias,
Widael nnb Srau Sic. Hieoertorn bon
bier ltnb Srau @. Goloff bon Mil>
lpalfee. Siinf ainber gingen linn i'm
Spbe poraus. gr binterldBt altdy
5lpei Sriiber, Mntb. Wap o Belgium
unb Srnnf Wtab o aenbrid, Sbnbo,
lofuie 6ebn gnfel. Montag Norgcn
luurbe er altf DEM CT. Ntarienz Sriebs
bofe unter Sablreiher Sbeiluabme SIT
8rabe beitnttet. Gr riibe in Sriepen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
Gipilhanb her stant s%urembura.

9eiratbcn.-- III. Sebr.: Gbri>
ltppb &lees, ShloNer, nit Innu She
reltd Hcmbolb. 49,: Sobnmn Bauer,
SftroiS 6ilfs@ G%oupppellr, nit aarolina
Murid Gar. 90: Sobunn Setter
8aoner, lliinenzg eamter, nit Inria
antburina Gmilie Ynquet; Ieter gen.
Sobann Yeter Settles. GAZETTEER. nit
9enriette Wap.
Sterbefdlc. - II. Scbruar:
Sc6aitian ShaaG. oft 73 Sabre. Gage
lobner all5 Niebermerbi9; Glioouro
Hoiii. oft AS Sabre. @aittpirtb. To-:
&ntbarina Nimar, aft s Sabre; Ias
tbiaS &emp. aft II Sabre, Saselobz
ner, ebelos aus Iutbfort. H.:
Iaria Sobanna Slices, aft rs Sabre.
8itttpe bon Sbeobor Yommerel, 8tlbs.
Sredslcr. IS: Sobaun Mnrcel @es
ihlpinb, aft IL Wpnote; Waria Shpd,
ait rs Sabre. @ittfpc BON Sran3
Grim; 4nselifa 8a9uer, oft - Sabre.
obnc Stano, ebelps. 49,: Seaunette
6ubertp, alt 81 Sabre. 8ittfpe boz,
Seiurid @reipelDinger, 5tlbS. 3iegelz
fabrifdnt. 30: Iargaretba @iQette,
oft 81 Sabre, 8ittwe bon Nifolalis
Nitidfe, 8tlbs. Sftroi : G~innehmer;
Sran6 Wtiiller, ait 30 Sabre, Thotps
graph. cbelps aus Siloelirgcn; Sofpb
Scrlo, ait IS Sabre, Sagelobner ans
Nieberipnmpah; Suianna 2il9en. aft
6S Sabre, pbue Stanb. @ittpe bon
Matthias t5artert, 5tl6s. Shneiper>
meiIter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10

feit.) Serr 6 rpeloing: g8ir 6aben
nntilrlib SrtIhnften, mo iid feline
eleftriihe Sobnen anlegen Iailen.
tpegen Der groben Steigunecn. Der
oii9cl unb Der 9efdbrlihen 8iegungerl
II. /. ~. "a fommt in er1fer Clinic
6dmm III 9etrad)t, cine iubuitrictreiz
benne @escno, ipelhe INNER ultf gu
limit nnb &oblltanp rehneu fam.
Nnraad, fam Der NntoomniiuS sic
Mthtung mad Sanbneiler eiui6lnsen,
ru@ 1T ebenfalls ENC aro6e Sriiduf,
init biclen Sonpniriben unb @eld,Git5t
leuten, nnD Damn 9ebt'3 mad Nicher@
anpen. Gs lie9t 3lpiid]en 8pei @iien@
bdbneil, Die oiel 3rl nett eutfcrnt iinb.
unb I'M @tuter bat man tic Damn aud,
nit ibrer breiipdunigcu Yuitfuti6e aue
gefnhren 9eIeben fommen. Sesbal6
lit ein IutomobileS ienit fir Niebers
nnpcn ton Der grDBten Motbtpenbiglcit.
@un IA gebt's Damn bernuter mad aseus
bort, oaS lit ebenfaas cine erobe Srt@
'd,dft nit pielen Sailoipirtben rnb
@Grtnern unD cine Wenge gutter Nrz
better, ipelfe tdglih nnh Der Stabt
mililen unb Ibsnbs 5uriidgeben. I'M
ibre tlcine 2anopirthihaft 81 beior5
gen. SD babe r;d,t5 bagegen, DnB
MAJ Den Infang nit oem Scslina
made, oenn i'm Scslins brnlld1t matl
Die Wege nidt 81 perbelern, bort bat
ma erlttlaiiiee We9e, iibrigens ipirb's
audi ba nitt an Sii9eln uno Stci9uns
gen fe6leu. Serr = L ii nj: @inpcrz
i%tnnoen. Serr Grpeloing: Wtail
oarf uber nldt 9lolben, oaB Die
Iutonlobile Die eleftriihen 9abnen err
leben iperoen. Us gebt nihts ii6er
cine elettrilhe gabn, in @e5ug amf Die
Sdlt6erfeit II. i. 10. uno Damn lit aud,
gar feline @efabr bamit perbunben.
Serr & setter: lluo por Mllem aldj
tein 8erlld,. Scrr GrpelDtng:
@ie? 5err s. e nj |: Niht Itintig.
6err Grpelbine: Sniupbl, uudl
baS nod. (&eiterteit.) Sa man c5
cilig bat unD and nod anbere cine
aletnigteit Iugen mGd)ten, 10 mill if)
Die 5rlm 8orte 'fomnlen lalien. Serr
g f III | y: SD merle. baB Die &nmmer
it'd 81 lun9peilen beginnt. 5crr
Grpelbtng: Sd babeu sic redt.
Serr @cIter: Sm 0egentbei(.
(Sciterfeit.) oerr GrpelDing: @s
mar Niemnno 10 fiibn. in Der @u9ez
legenbeit etpas 81 iagen, uno lpenll
bann elmer nnfdn9t su reoen, Damn
reiBen tie IQe Den Wllno ntf nic Gin
aarpfen, Der ans DEM Rciber 9cz
i%prlinsen lit. (5eiterfeit.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
@rofber,o9tbum.
Ans Der bampttast.

" 4 I ~ u u I VI, 10. SeUl. Illl
II. Sebrliar entldlief i'm ct. Iarieuz
@oIpital Sl 8eIel Ser Yfarrer bon
Been, Der bodp. Ioolf Hubplpb. Gr
mar geboren 6u Suremburg am IL.
Suli 1885 ilnb nurbe anfdnglid in,
proteitantii6en @laubeu er5ogen, ipeil
lein Sater audi euangeliih mar. 8dbs
renb ieiner Stuoieuiabre cpnpertierte
er, unb oils CT Yrieitcr mar, that ieiil
Sater beniel6en Shritt. Niht MIR
mar er ein %feiniinniger auultfenuer.
ionbern nl6 iel6it Elm taleutpoller
Wtaler. lln5dbli9e Gntpiirie 5u tird]s
liden 8erdtbeu itnb Yarnmenteu iiub
BON ibm ae5eihnet. Sabei lpor er eill
Sifter. Der in eleiher @eiie mie feline
WlltteriprddDe alIdl bas 2~uteiriidlc lnp
Srnn6oiiIde beberridte. giof ppr
lpeni9en @olaten bat Ell ieiue latciuis
iden Sben, Die er ipdbreub Ieines &es
6ens pcrfaBt. burh Den Srud BEL Slts
genbaag nnp SanIien i'll @eiel perGi=
fentliht. Sm Serbit 1884 puroe
anplan Huoolpb gum Sfnrrer bon
Seen crnnnnt..
Snrcmb II g, IA. Sebr. llnler
@roBber3os llno Die @rpBber5pgin bae
ben am Sienstaa SdloB Sobenburg
perldl1en unb Iinp nod 8enuu abgez
reiit. Sic Yrin3eIiinucn lilD am
Wiittipoh Ior9eu III &uremburg elm
9etroffen. Bic iulgen Siiritenfiuber
ieben reft rolig aiiS. elm 3eiden. onb
Die 8ebir9sluft linen lpobl getban bat.
Iuh Die Srnu 8roBber6ogius MlltIer
~crfreut lid oes beiten Iusiebens.
Smrembmrg, 1G. Sebr. Sic
Sauitrierte Sport6eitin9 tNtiinden) J.
bringt in ibrer glrmmer BON 1. Sc
bruar folgenbe bon einem gan5ieiti9en
8ilbe begleitete HotiS: Sobn @riir
(gtarr). Der luremburgiIhe 6ertuleS,
fiibrt 9esenipdrtig i'm Hnbmen ieiner
lonItiaen berporragcnoen Sar6ietungen
eilien beionbers pirtunesppleu Srief
Dor. CT ldBt lid udmlif. ipic ans
Der Ibhiloun9 eriidtlid, lit, bon einent
Idliperen oullbeIcBten Iutpinobil iibcrs
fabren. NC cine enprmc @iocrltanoSe
fraIt e%rforoert. 0rilIl, Der oieIer Gage
cine erfolgreide belgilfe Sournec be-
euoet hat. beaibt lid, NUN 5utdhit nud)
Siintirdlen unb Calais (9iorbs Sruntz
reid) mnD begimt iobauu feline nuz
iGbrlidle lGngere Sournec oird &ols
LAMB, AMI Der nltd lpieoer ieiu INN
5ebniGbriger. geiltig unb f0rperlid)
iebr beaabter Sobn Sobunp mitauis
treteI miro, Der ba5 fiir iein Nlter
iebr respectable @clpiht bon 60 Gins
armig NM beipnrmig 10 YfunS
itcmmt. gtah 9eenpigun9 Scr boil
lGnoiIden Spuruee tritt Sobn Grim
Elm Is Wonate oaliernoe5 engagement
III @nglanb un.
9mremb II + q, II. Sebr. Sonns
Tag Nahmittog fanb I'M Seiieiu elmer
9roBeu MenNe Heu9ieriger elm SrBs
bal @ettipiel 5tpiiheu Dem Haciu9z
Club 2urembur9epi5 uno oem SuBbaue
Club Der Auru ltntt, nobel Der Mac
in9sGmb nit l gegen 0 ejoals nI5
Sieaer berpor9iua. Nah Dem 8etts
ipiel fanb i'm SAFE Cid, EnrabepluB.
cine @eriommluua ltntt sur @riluoung
zines NQgemeiueu SIBbalis GlubperS
banpeS. %ertreteu ipareu Die &ereine:
@Scrime, Surembur9; SlIB6all : Glib
Gbiers, 3ooiugen; Sold, Gid; Macs
ing Club. &lremburg; sport. Siifers
bin9en; Serulclic &c Ia fronticrc, Gid;
lluiun Iportipc, Npllcrlh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
ILLUS nnierer Wappe.

Sci Ser Intomo6ilz Sebatte bie Die
ler Gage III Der &ammer perbanbelt
ipurbc fanb lid ais Teoner audb tpiez
Der gans natiirlih Der 9eputierte
@rpeloing. @nnS uatiirlid beibt
es, benn e5 pergebt iebt feiu Sug,
mo Serr Conn niht cine Hebe ponl
Stapel lGBt. Gr gebDrt jest 5l ben
8ebnern, Die ant o~fteiten loslnnen.
60 iuar eS benn ni6t al perpunoern,
Dap er audi in Der Iutompbils Sraae
lid ertldren fpiirbe. llnb Serr Conn
that es audi. Is t9nt linn iebr leibe,
DAB feiner ser dnoereu Serren ienes
beifele nno gar Wanhem etipas
nnbefannte ooer beiler u~u9eipobnte
Sbema auii1neiben ipplte, irnb 10
iprnng Conn als eftcr Solfstri6un
III Die 8reIde unO ~lieferte folaenbe
8lan3leiltune: Sr. & rpeIpina a:
BIS Jest ba6eu Die @iienbabuen
ali inner @elb u~ufge5ebrt, mir
fonncn natiirlih Den Serren niGt
bdfiir nahbalten, aber CO blei6t
troBpem 4lid)t mebr fiir Die @eee.
W(eine Serren, ipir biirien arid nidt
pergenen. bnB Die Nutomobile nod,
lan9e nidt lire lestes 8prt eeiprohen
babe,i, mithin miiilcn mir alli u~nlerer
Sut iein. odnit mir nid)t bic eriten
linO. Die b%ereinfnllen. Is baben audi
&epntiertc crflGrt, man miilie bic
scnSe Wtoiel e%ntlang fabren, oenn mir
baben bel uns e~ritflaiiige 8ege, nm
Iolhe @eriuhe an6uitelen. Gin arlz
berer erf!drte aud, bas bette lei, mir
piirben Dos Werihertbal pGbler MIN.
Sir ben Sal. no or. De 8aba ieinen
erlten @eriuh madden ipil. rattle in
inn brirgern. ben aQeri6lehteiteu
Wcs gu pGhien. Den mir I'm aanSen
2anhs bo6en. Ienn er aui oieIem
pier5ebn Gage lang seiobrsr uur iein
Iuto hdlt nod uInmmeu. bonn farm
er periidert lein. bn6 ons Sa5ritat gut
irr. (Iagemeine Seiferteir.) Nntiirs
liherneiie fam man elm Iuto nift III
eincm ilddlen Sanbe probieren. @ie
madden Is penn Die armcu Subrleute.
lpcnn 1ie Gin Sferb tnuien? Sann
iobren lie nit einem @eipGnn in eiuen
ihle6ten @eg unp pelln pns YferD
pnnn lcinc Yiliht mt -. 6err
s. III nj 7: 8em bas Yferp iih Damn
reiolut ms 3eug le9t. Serr Grpclz
Natiirlid, man iicbt ipobl. baB
sic nni DEM Sanbe lpobnen, penn Sic
fennen Die Sprahe Der Sdiern. 8enn
pas Hierh lif bann III Den Bergen
nno Siiaeln gut beiudbrt. Damn lpeiB
Der Sllbrmann, baB CT ein gutes CHER
bat. SD rutbe Oabcr Serrn DC Wnbn,
9ernoelo al p%erfabren. (0eiterfeit.)
0r. @elter: llnb Iauleicl 81 fnlls
zen. Serr @rpelhing: Sebt
tonme ih 81 ben Steisungen. Nan
purf audi nitt per9eiien, Die Mutos
mobile in Den ihlehteiten uno aez
bir9iglten @eecnbeu ST. probieren uno
9elangt ma bann troeoem auf Die @ns
bpbe. 10 fann man rubie iein, baB man
bnrh bas gauge Sanb fabren fam.
pbne je lm3uitilrSen. Sd5on Dor scbu
Sabren babe ih 9eoaht. Der YierSes
ipagen millle Dem Sampfmaaeu be,,
Yldb rGumen. Serr @eriS: Meiu
@ptt. 10 fir eine Aanner babeu
mir bier. (Sdng anbnltenbc Seiterz
feit.) 8err McBIer: ga 6abell
sic rcbt. &err 6cmmer: Sas
tam ppiI Scr5cn. (Aigcnlcile peiters
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Sir Die bcilise SaitenSeit.

I'm Sabre 1887 iunro Elm aiiitenz
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
Sir bic SauSfrau.


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bobrt bot. Ndhnem Die Mtalie in bent
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miro oicielbe 9~citijr3t nno sic Seize in
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bereitete Seifc III fir ole Sdut ichr
puhltbucno mo ie~oerfals +. mander
9etnuiten por5u5ieheu.
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niht genug, nan muB lie fir Nnoere
baben.
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Mcnidcn nic 8emeirlam.
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-04-04
Book Club Notes

Although the Book club has occupied
no space in these columns of late it has
not been idle. At the meeting at the
home of Mrs. Whitman 20 members were
present and two visitors, respectively,
Mrs. Patch from Chicago and Mrs. Capt.
Simpson of Smith Valley. Mrs. r. d.
Smith was appointed vice-president pro
TEN. Mrs. McDonald's absence at Raw
hide leaving vacancy in that Office. At
the succeeding meeting at Mrs. Frank
Stickney's, Mrs. Smith presided. Mrs.
Slosson led the lesson, Mrs. Davis fur
nished current events and Mrs. Sadie
Plummer read the short story. At the
last meeting, at Mrs. Plummer's Mrs.
Hoppin led the lesson for Mrs. Burke,
who was i'll Kawhide. Mrs. Meissner
gave current events and Mrs. Stickney
read a laughable story. The quotations
were from Loagfellow. The next meet
ing will be held at Mrs. Webster's, who
will be hostess with her daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Meissner.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-04-04
Lecture

AT call meeting of the officers and
several members of the Book club Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Hop
pin it was decided that the club should
avail itself of free lecture by DR.. Beatty
before Easter. Thas gentleman graci-
ously acceded to the request, choosing
as his subject THE Crusades, and set
ting the date at Friday evening, April
10, at Spangler hall. Those who have
been following the course OF reading
will find this most interesting subject.
Those who have not cannot fail to come
under the spell of DIR. Beatty's oratory
and learning. Musical talent will assist.
and after the lecture ice cream and cake
will be served at rs cents per plate.
Music throughout the evening and lazy
ushers to escort You to your seat Will be
an attraction. The proceeds go toward
the reading room fund.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-04-04
NOTE BY PROF. THURMAN.

We are asking the public to give us
boost. to do away with that problem
called the inadequate Present.
How we should like to classify our
school properly, letting each child take
up and do the work his present standing
calls for. We are emitting real essential
work cannot give proper explanations
where we are called upon to just GER
tain few minutes to the class, and II
more time is used the next class suffers.
We are not grumbling to our worthy
trustees nor to the public nor that we
are being wor ked too hard, but we want
to see your child justified in his efforts.
Do you know what this means? Answer
"a third teacher and a division of
classes. We ask the interest of the
public