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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
Gin faN6er &croiSmms!

lie GngIdnber riihnien ihrenHS tH5ieren ben
Mutb nnh, baB lie ppr ben araeln Der Jeiiloe
feline id1lbenoe Gefung ludlctl, ipuoern benz t0bt-
ncuneu tic Seroisntus. uno be, ltttperniinitiaeu
p~lcppern bas Sob zines iold]el1 GelDentbum5
gebantenlos nadD! Sit bas :. Bltausb Elm Del
6enthunt. iuenn man iih I'M aarupie AIMS Saleir
eeieu uergiftstem @ieilen bloBitcnt? inenu uiGu
ben a5rper bel ben ihnt sigeniuthetenG tfapG5er
nitbt NIT benz ardftigurgsmittel, iueldleS Die all
altige Natir ieibit pGr5ietet. tnteriiitbt? ipeun
man Bel beu 9nseiehea, baB Der Sprece IN lenert
Sample idon g~elitten bat. ibnt, nirht a~ufpilft?
ipenn man bel appiiobneri, dIiit,irern Dor ben
Nugen. Sdpinoeiaufalen, geroGuungsbeid)wels
Mereuleioen, Mdttigtstt ulp.. ridat lid, 9eilurg
peridbafit nit ben beriinmtcn 81. Bernaro araus
t~erpilen, bic aus ben reintet HHansenidftei
pbne ieglidc metatiit)e. Gbenoe Seimiid1nra
itidti Gin iolt)er 3eroismus III rid]tS %anoeres,
dis Die srDBte ielbfmoroeriihe Ibcrbeit. %
Gents. Sn allen 2lputheteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
Ser b0dftc @eTabspunst.

: .0ic 4us3ebrIung biclt MIDI ii
pDren aralleu; uno i9 bate i6un Der
.56iten 8%efubrpunfr crrcid)t, als id
nblebrt muroc, Sr. Sing 9teiu Sias
,perD 81 ~ocriudcn, MD ih mDd)tc
G,rile eeraOe bier iaQen. e. rettete
gem 2e6en. Die 8eTerun9 iteute Iid
git Scr eritcn Slaidc Gin, ltrb nad1>
IN ih ciu Snecnb iolder Slnid3er
..,1onmen, iuur irh lpicocr geiunO mn
IN gliidliher Wanu", ioBt @eorl
ot6orc o @rtnesIdn0, u. Is. Ils
otGoi5in fiir &uircn uub Grfdnunger
ND ais Seller BON iGpo@en mn
,ltnbcn 2ulgen, unO fir bic &erbins
G,mitg bon %neumpniu itebt Sem
~niecpDeru pirfli6 unerrct6bar ga.
fir 90 9ents unD $1.OO in Der &pps
nlete OH Z. @. HMctc, G56 Moiil
ttaBe, 9ubuuuc, Coma. &rDbc>
ruidc frei. s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
SDto.

Gin idrcflihes gnbe fanb bieier
Gage @li3abeth Snbp, cine Is Sabre
cite Sruu, Die cine Wteile peitlid,
bon giortb Spper, g., ipDbnbait mar.
Sic bate 9efnnnicn in ber Srtlfnii
eincn 8eiuh nbgeiiattet urb uni
DEM oeimiueg Die Nidfel Islate : De-
letie ais @eblpeg berust. Sic bate
NOD feline 5pei6unbert CARDS 3uriif>
gelegt, alS in oitlicber Mihtung Elm
@iitcrSu9 iid ibr ndberte. Sn Dem
4eitreben, bieiem 3uge %aus3upeiz
den, trat lie brett Dor Den IN entses
9engeiestcr, pei1lider Midbtung baz
biniauieuoeu GrpreB5u9. Sepor ia
muBte, in mas fir ciner @efubr le
lid beianb, iparo lie BON Der GDfns
motipe be0 Sd]nell3nge5 erfaBt unb il
bod in Die &uIt 8eihleunert, bab ibr
&orper III Den Observation-Disclosures
Gdn9cn blieb. 9abnbof5nleiiter rs,
g. &iob uuo Waric1oll Senoslep, Die
POM %erron Der Station North So
Der Su~faQigeripeiie bns lln9liid iuabrz
aeuommen bnttenL fainen eiligit Der
beigeeilt, flettet1en Den &ioiteu bin
nif nlb ~perludJteu nit 8erdtben Den
&Drper Der Srun, Der etiua 5ebr
sui bonn 8foiten entferit iuar. az
'id bernn5usieben. nber nGbrenb liz
nit ser ihlpicrigen Gettungsarbeil
bcihditigt iunrelt, that Die Srau rel
!eetcu ItbeuSu9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04

lei, biz tic i'm inter einem cieftriid,eil
Sldte nit ~geidIoiienen Iiisen seieben
bdtten. 9ann hdtten Tie einen Ilan
nerabrebet, nit Sbomaion Suiammen
in Die Sant ei18utreten linb i'm 3ll
tnebeln, tpcnn CT ouS Dem Sh!afe cr@
lpachel loate. Sic erfldrteu. bag ib>
nen Sbonaion Die &unbirdtion fin
Den SiGerbeitslhranf gegeben babe,
buB lie Denielben gepliinbert bdtten unp
oann fort9esanaen ieien, pbnc bab
Shonaipn ans Dem S6lnfe eripadt
mare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04

neun Seh5ebutel idottild1 ; iriiober
llrlprlngc5 lit. N6er aud bamit ii
er nod nidt 3ufrieben. Denn er fiiQl
bin5u, DnB 8luei SnbinneritGnmc,
ndmli6 Die GbiGaiaips rnb Die Gbee
%rofeee, iih III Die iicbsn Sch5ehrtel
fbctIen, lppbsi CT a1sr leiber au6lts
geben uergiBt, ipic piclc Sed)3clntel
diif Die GbiGaiatps nnb ,pie pielc aui
bic GberpfeeS faaell. Ser GpnoreBe
abaepronete bon Gflabonlu lit Gin Wbs
tomntling pon Nathan Garter, Sr.,
Der nlS ~fiei1er 4nabe Del cinem WtaIs
'ncre III Die 6dnne Der Sbanneee
Snoianer fie!. Die i%ibri0cu WitgIiez
Der Der Sonilie nit WusEabnie cineG
Shipeiter muroen e~rn1prbet. Nas
than iplrbe ipdter an Die Gbcrotee2
perfallft unO beirnt1ete cine SnOia@
ncriil. Der Batter hc5 Nbgcproneten,
Senjamin Garter, pa 8opitdu III
Der Nebeuens Irmee. Seine Whltter
mar Serenn 0lp, Die, mic er5dblt,
elm &iertcl GbidaialpeG 4it IN ibrell
AOern hate. 60 erfldrt iid Der einis
gcrnnben cumpliSierie Stamnlbnnnl
be3 &errn Charles 3. Garter, Der
iih ilDri9ens fir cine riciig i~utereiz
lanie &eripnlihfsit baiten nuB, ia
CT. naobbem CT ms nit ieiner 9lb@
ltammnng betnnnt gemaht bat. aud,
alle Sd)ulen %angi6t. Die er ie beiudt.
mo idmmtlidle Stellungeil, geihdfte
tidDe, ioipohl ipie politiIhe, Die er be-
tleibete, bis CT uorigen S%eptentber
i'll Den Gpn9reB 9epdblt nllrhc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04

Gem .&unpen" lief IS cisfdlt iibor
ben 9iiiden, dls er bieie @oritelimg
anbnrte. Sein nn5ebnglides @efiibl
ipurbc nod Dcritdrft. oo er i'll Ginger
Gntferrur9 eineu lan9iom uaberfoms
menoen .Sliben" bemerftc. gr lab
iia bercits mad eincm Nitsipeg mn.
GlS elmer Der 9erren ieine NbiiGt err
.fennenb, idgte: Sic %braudJen feline
Ineit 6i bnben. iDtr limb bier nidbt III
ltnierer Inlt5eigeni6nft, ioubern ole
Sdn9er!" 5ierauf purbc cine Gois
lefie peran'taltet, beren Grtrng. 3rei
Sfnrfen, Der 8eridt5prdiioent bent
perbliifften aaunben" in Die Sanb
briidte, pdbrenb Der Goli5eitef penn
neu9ierig geiporDenen uSueen" obs
ipinfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
SfIabo u.

Gin Rnnn bon unee6enrer
@riinolidfeit iheint Charles 8. Carr
ter, tiner Der GonareBpertrcter hes
neueu Staates S%flaboua. 81 fem.
IS aenigt ihnl nidJt. in %icinenl Sc
ber@lauf in Congregational 0ictipnarD
Dem umeritauiIhen Yublitum NIT
8utbeilen, paB Ell ctnericits inbiauiz
lder unb nnbererleits id,ottiihsirie
ic1er Abitammun8 iii. %ionoern er bdIt
eS fir feline 1fliAt. in elmer SaAe
hon 10 mge9eurer Dffentlifer @id)s
tigteit gan5 senau 5u fem uno oas
RIM belebrt er un5, bab ons Slut.
pelGes in ieinen abern rolt. su iie=
ben Sch3ebntcl irhinnilhen urb 81,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
Sct:cbtc NaMbarIMait.

SraI g. ;. Charles BON 0arbor,
@aine. iagt, inDem lie iiber electric
Sitters 5u iprchen fomunt, ipie folgt:
oG5 1T uniere beliebte Nadbaridaft."
Gs oeroienr iiberall beiiebt 5u ipcrbeil.
g. 9icht Itnelle @rleiGterung fiir
SnspepIia, 2eberieiben, %ierens
~heldmeroel1, SerDauumgsltorungcn.
Nerb0litGt nnb al9emeine &%infdlia@
felt. Scinc 8irtung auf ous @Iut
ais Gin cner9iiher Glutreiniger mnht
es ipe3icA Deripenbbnr ais Sriibinbrse
@r5enci. Sieic groBc rdd)lpirfenpe
5unic ipirD inter @arantie perfauft
III Der Ipotbefe BON z. ge. 81 net c,
656 Brain StraBe. Soipa. 81 80
Gents Die Siaidc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
Wthonr..

Ser SbierarSt Or. IS. 6. Garter
III Neaontle, lpurbc sur Wndlt5eit al
cilem Surmer gerufen, Dem Elm Stiid
%teh ertrai,tt mar. l~lnterpce@
toucbten ploBlih 8ei6fappsu n,lf, cntz
fleibetcn Zen Wanu IND bingen i'm
nit DEN 9aulnen on einen Sit, ipornni
nc i'm bllrobpeitidten. Nddnem Die
9Sro5e0ur porilber, nnO Dem @citraf
ten nod Die @nrnrng gegsbeu mar,
dc 0e9en0 81 Derlanen, ueridnanoer
Die aerle. Carer ser lid III trouris
ger &erfaIirng ~befin0et. iuIl lid, bea
0!eblIn6ts mo Der g8eiberpriiaclci
idutbig genlaht BADEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
YenWSDIuawta.

gineit ~icbonen iinb 3obireid,el,
Sdmilienfreis bat bel Der 3ulams
menfunit am beriloieren MeibnadtSs
feitc Der bieoere Srldnber. Goberl
WcNuire bon Scrantpn, Ya., I'm,
lid gebabt. @iit ieincr, Inn eiu Sab,
iungeren Ssrau, Bridget, bat Der brnpt
Sire einunb8tpnn5is ainber Das Sid,l
Der @elt erbliden geieben. Gs ilber.
lebcn beutc nod is. 9a einisc SDh1
ter bercits perbeiratbet 1inb unD ibrC
@ttern nit Ia Gnfem belhentten, il
beitono Die am @eibnadtstage itattz
finDenDe Snnilien>G euniou aus ms
9eiammt 81 Witslicbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
SGimois.

- Gin ieltenc3 @reigniB ttua iiG
Sm3lin Woracn> irilb III &optin3
poipnibip 81, iuOcm Srau hilbert
Sub, wobnbait nuf Der 2anhberr
farm. ton utsr 56btcru cutbuuOcu
Iurbe. ocreu @cinmmt8eipiht ohts
;fun0 mar. On ainb nor toOiges
gren, 3lpei iiarbcu bhlO rod Der Gc>
INT unb ba5 pierta miro lpabri@cius
'b am 2cben bleibeu. Sizes iii ieoeus
bus ba5 erie Nul in 8biieiine
lolmtg a., NnB @icrlingc aebore1I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
Sciocn unO SpMarS eeIpart.

T.. z. Copper bon MariQa, 81. g.,
In9t: sd bin Gin Sfreiner unD babe
mebrere ihlimnte ShnittmuilOen ourdl
9udlen'5 Mrnifaz Salbe gebeiit. IS
eriparte min 9eioen mn Spllars. @s
lit bel @eitem Die bette beilcnoe Solbe,
Die ih ie ~gefunoen babe" Us beilt
SranonunOeu, 9elhipiire, Seulen,
S%ieberfpnnben, @c3emu nnb &dmprs
rbpiSeu. 81 bobcu fir 25 Gents in
Der Ipotbete BON :. g8. Hnete, 600
Mnin StrnBe, Subu1ue, SSoiu0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
3Gtt 0Heucs 9auS.

Sober lit ~nillfomnlen, lpcnlt iptr inns
&pbIbcfinben; uuo iiibien 10, meur
mere &erbniulg9 Srgane III Der
dltieett Beile ar6eitell. 81. Sing
f;efp 2ife 9tlen regulieren Die Shdz
,m,gfeit be5 W}a9eus, Der &eber un0 Der
ingeipeibe lmD 5ipnr 10 polltommen,
l1B ipir nia5t umbiu t0nnelt, mis- nes
D5pblbeftnoena 5u erfreuen, lpenl mir
Stcle 8iaeu Bebrallden. Sir 20
Sents in Der Npothefc Don 3. &.
bt te, 656 Brain StraBe, Eu6uonc,
1ipipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
@abrbaftig cine llul ibrc Grifen;
fampieuDe NiIiion
SCI oer SiSseSe 9.ortbampton, UasenDa,at
Worielf, G~aSlans.

site! Ollie! SuHe! aas9 hes m Sii3Ssn 9Geu R6 sl Ghsu hes 5L gntmus pr
fGtf at mo nhbet iu .mtDc @dbeu r Die Gruatm RIA enS mlG9eru 9enrs hr
aNe st hcn @orpohen eit oas esnrse Set@fn Der fbcnsnatb Gu tashhheaa t.he A% bI
WgdfHt in Guantpn Dn WcroH
totts1Ma geJHsn fao.T II e~tIe RtWif aT aHsidtGGen| sesMp:rrS Ss" Smsher" S,Wa
mo hes S- Nntontl$m England SrGre, SAoCI3uo, sSe5 NM ou 9oDnueu. 3ehr Were3uS
N gbtel eMet H1e 1abe H enJet enae Saitdnef ro bic meme grde M UeRrL Sdrt1
ofsn meh ene nntertaBan8p BON bnas ae roaHen?
Die aht lit cine dngMbe Mot6uer6Het Dem gegctu6uis mtg tN bic bL aSe6et 10
dnet iaahnss elem nne ot ben tramsnsten Ssn:ne tpeIeu. Rene mhEhnttlAs
&astM nrtha lent hnr? Shr meig. NG mtG rrer no Der SGGe aabrn 2bntaugS
&er etes SlareS ar h NNes tIuu, ma6s etaar5n maben Notlt tint a
3 bnhn 1asen. po per- h0eB tU ibpahm trs 10 brg mBe SIlu6msaGfG hb ehs.
trtnnee nE eAe Sresef Wsr gubeananR eruNht mh undrn bmnHi1en gms
bnahe grace 10 GsbanNE,n Re e b. &rde bebdl6et mo be9mM prt HhuHibe 4GnbeH ma
in @nsnnb nel 5 beer NIB bust 94.Sd mu nm ono i Qmen oS ctsihIca @cHes, wtenr
gsnb az nMmst 39 hate wsNHo es @aa6eps her nit erwn &Ibtruduatsteu gu fampha
j MIR mM~e" ef"s9 sh soar oNro Se 2Aftt n@Ba ufsesbnm tfTh .'
Us bSNgt bsa Gu9 ab,
PM ~ lager; % y gseisb s9enm sr: our @t. .aae mre 9oHnanan ai gtna tsrastn y
Disn uto rpeGern jor urot uuNhit mht III oc GagsN n, mir el5n geeL,a er j.
onnteo bon '"nWsne Hss taHtJet Oeasneuu abe ncs Bean5ahl ~alshHtste"" mfn'r G-
9ebet msiasr ~orinseaoen gitte fNu taubts DIR.
.Mass oMt 9bcu eHr III Der Grintaue elmer Mi1ou IL Safsnbms lean.n
no urptdfGNisn. 49rtDRr> gN1of zen No1bampcn"
geans gbsNc 1T:
FAITH E2 EF. Wy. q LIZ "A n,
Catholic Mission, Faksnhar, Norfolk, England.
Ps-3h pmbe benz mparg sn iau 6r gnhgt.t @ahe baMharn mp Sronpt behaHGet aaO
mite U MISUNDERSTANDING ell iaonsS o beSh IT. 0ertnS anoo s d. ahtoaHS eHoeL
Die aeue @aifTon tit Sem b. etntpntus bon Saoua Gepstgt.
* %s3eNaWri9e @seets une pifc I0eIen fMr sSs5iipater.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04

nen1 iGiperen eilernen @egenItono
cinen iplldJtigelt ShlGg iiber ben &ppf,
benl nod einige ipeitere Shldge folgs
ten, lobnB CT 6eiDuBtlos %5uiammens
brad. Niinlnebr ma6te Der Ibdter,
Der Die &nbentbiire in8lpiihen per-
Ihlniicr bate, Wienc, Cen 9rieftraaer
pollcnss 5u crproneln, i,lbem Ell lih
dnf i'm fniete. Ser geamte, Elm
BroBer itarfer Mann, rnbm iebod al
feine ardfte 6ulammeu unh bertbeia
bigtc it'd bcrart, pnB es linn gelang,
Den Chatter Ippeit 81 iibertpdlti8en,
pnS CT ailf ihu 5u lie9en fam. Sns
5lrtldben bate man Die fortgeIestcn
Stlferuie oeo 9eamten gehort. Der
Ill etilem Uberer SioGperf pes Snuie3
roDilcnoe SGneibsr Sictrin elite her
bel, orang, inadDbem cr cine SeniIers
'deibe elngeinldgen batte, nit einenl
gcIenittel III bos Sotol Elm utln ntadte
Den lid, nod INNER ~hartnddia iue6e
renoen Houbcr nit 1ilfc zines binsus
fpmenoen Sduemannes p~ollltGrcig
fdmpfnnf0bia. Der ioomcruerlepte
@elobricttrdger ipurne in Gin Iebcuz
bars perbraGt unD perbunoen, Der
Sbater III 0aft genpmmeu. @iat
fanb fcineriei Sapiere bel linn Dor,
nuf @rltub berer man iraeno lpelTe
ShIiiNc aif ieine Eeripn 3iebcn
fDnntc.
Shleiicn.
Gin 9ominalfned}t iieoelte nit
Sralt u1b 5rpei aihbcrn mittelit Seiz
teripagens BON Yeisfretidant nnch sri
tult1dliB Ibcr. Mls ma in Mitults
Idjlis anfam itno Die ainOer pom glos
gen bebcn mollte, ipurell belize erfroz
rar. Serner ipltroen in Salfenbero
Der 4rhetter Sotuot. BET Sunslori
Der Welseumts : Iiiiitent Beer ais
6iri6bera, in &Dnigsbiitte Der
frilbere Snuunterilebner 8enc5pt, BEL
Der Golouie Soriigperf Der Nrbeiter
aGicf, bel Hrbnif Der Nrbeiter 0nte
lebfi III W9sloipiB Ser Irbeiter Hpe
JET IND nuf Der Gbnuhee StrieSdl>
SGriIhGu Der @iiilergelelic @a9ner
erfroren auf9efuloen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
9eiGticbig.

Sbr lddt, oeripeil bic 3eit perltreid1t.
2eer bleibt Der appi, ba3 Ser5 nod
leerer:
@elpiB. oas 2eben lit Gud) leia)t,
0aS Stcrbeu lpirb GuG nm 10
l6nerer.
- I. j
Meinit Oh, baB Gitel, Stang nno
Sroeu
4ud INNER 3eiGen ipdbrer Gbre?
aas oh i'm Mntlis iebe Narbe
SnS Wcrfmnl hchrcu @urhcS lrdre,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04

iphrbet. Sic SHUTTER, Die 26 Sabre
alt lit, bate bcreits brci 9~eiunDc Sim
Der. @ie c5 heiBt, itammt bieIelbe
Don elmer Snntilic ab, in lpelfcr Die
@ebnrt D 3miIlingclf ltid9t 81 bell
S%cltcnhcitcn 9eborteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
&oSgaft.

@a1te (qls bic Srmu Elm itarf pe4
ioactiertes ateiO troet) Sore NAL,
bas lieht bel Der je1siget. Slelfnota
fdou iebr proeig ans!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
Hbeinprcnm3.

lus aDln perlautet iiber cinei
ilr5lih lrdttgeiunoensu 9~dubanfaq
OH einen Srieftrdger ME folaf: Ser
Chatter. Elm etnn 26jabriaer lebmdd)s
tiger Wdnu, bate IiaJ ieibit cine Ypit@
anlpeilung. bon Srauenbanb seidrie@
ben, auf Den Nnmcn Gd)neiber unb
aui Den Getras oon $50 Widrf lau@
teHo, aus Der Weeenb pon Siiiieloorf
5lt9eben laIieu, Die ibm Der @~eib6rief4
trdger Abel ~aushdnoigen potlte. GIs
Der Seamie Ben &noeu betrat nnb nod]
Dem I%breiiaten frnpte. 6emertte i'm,
Ger AnipeienOc, naB ser S%nlpfdaser
ieiu Sd)ludger lei mo crit III etpa
5cbu Winuteu erldeinen lpcroe. Ser
Senmis beIoraie in3ipilNen cinlDc Gcs
ireQungen. IlS er 5uriidtehrte, Ocus
tete Der Wionu auf OaS Sinter5inln,er,
an Dem Elm Yldfnt nit Der 8e5eid)s
rllng Bureau" angebrad,t lsar. nno
lppielbit aneeblid) Der Moreilot iif
duibnlten lolte, Der IN @irfli6feif
aber gar nicht erilticrte. ais Der
Seamte bic S6iise uuibriidtc, crbielt
er cpll bcm Mnnn boil Iintea nit CT
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-12-11
PRESIDENT
TO CONGRESS
Message Read to Both
Houses of National
Assembly
LEGISLATION CALLED FOR

Financial Standing Of the Nation De-
clared Excellent-control Of Cor
porations, the President Thinks,
Should Be Left to the National
Government-Labor Leaders Come
In for critlolsm-Respect for Law
Vital to the Well-8eing Of Country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-12-11

Urgent Need of Reform.
Our present system, or rather no sys,
tenn, works dreadful wrong. and is of
benefit to only one class of people-the
lawyers. When n workman is injured
what he needs is not an expensive and
doubtful lawsuit but the certainty of
relief through immediate administra-
tive action. No academic theory
about freedom of contract" or "consti-
tutional liberty to contract" should be
permitted to interfere with this and
similar movements.
Pending a thorouEhgoing investiga-
lation which should be enacted at once.
The law. passed at the last session of
the congress granting compensation to
certain classes of employees of the gov
ernment should be extended to include
all employees of the government and
should be made more liberal in it's
terms. There Is no good ground for
the distinction made in the law be-
tween those engaged in hazardous oc-
cupations and those not so en-
gagged The terms of the act pro-
viding compensation should be made
more liberal than In the present
act, A years compensation is not ade-
quate for wage -earner's family in the
event OF his death by accident in the
course OF his employment And In the
event OF death occurring. say. ten or
eleven months after the accident, the
family would only receive as compen-
sation the equivalent of one or two
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Ranches In the West.

The great 1000 and $1,000 acre
ranches all over the west are disap-
rearing under the invasion of the
farmers who are satisfied with 100 OF
go acres Of land and who are making
these little patches remarkably pro
ductive. says Denver Field and Farm
The time IS not very remote when
ranches viii be unknown and when the
country now monopolized by them will
Be broken NJ into moderate sized
farms The rise in the value Of farm
ing land Is steady. and in few years
land which for : decade or two has
had only s nominal value VIII CON-
mand from so 10 Sl0o an acre. In
the irrigated sections Of Colorado land
adapted 70 fruit growing IS sellins
from $500 10 $500 an acre Sugar
beet lands neAr factories bring 500 70
Sa Good potato lands are worth
500 and upward. and the hest canta-
Ioupe growing lands sell readily at
$50 Experts make annually s net
p7odt Of from 10 u - Per cent o. this
big priced land.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Loestlna the lneuhster.

As 10 location Of the Incubator. do
rot place ii in g room where it viii
be between two windows where a
draft is likely 70 blow across it The
machine should not he located where
the sun can fall across il or strike
the floor too close 10 it. The effect
Of the sun upon the machine Is Pc
culiar. and while the temperature in
the room may not seem 70 rise the
sun viii cause the egg chamber TO
heat more rapidly than might he sup
posed. thereby interfering with the ad-
!uStment Of the regulator Do not To-
cate the machine in s north OF west
room unless it is impossible TO find
another place. \ south Or east room
is far more satisfactory. says 2 writer
il Orange Judd Farmer.
The Incubator should be where there
is 4 IRE al the time. OF II should be in
room where there Is no IRE 81 all
II the machine Is placed in s room
where there i 10 IRE. II should be
borne in mind that the eg-S cannot he
cooled IN temperature lower than 90
degrees for any length Of time with
out chilling the egss. The esss should
be wrapped between the folds Of
blanket and carried into an adjoining
room where there Is 2 fire.
The operator should use every pos
sible care in keeping the lamp bowl
and lamp burner sc-upulouSly clean
and free from oil o. any other for
eign settings. II this : not done the
heac Of the burner VIII naturally gen
crate some ga$ and. If this Be thrown
OF in the nom. Is Sure 70 be gathered
back into the incubator. and as Il flows
through the egg chamber 70 cause
great deal Of damage
The sir in the room must b sbSo-
lutely sweet and fresh. Be very care
ful 10 see that the incubator sits PEP
fectly level. bur do nor attempt 70 level
It by 3 water bottle. pan Of water o. By
anything except q carpenters spirit
level Be sure 70 SCI the machine true
IN the front and hack and across each
end. as this viii insure s perfect cir
culStion Of air through the tanks IS
vel rs through the egg chamber.
which win play & good part in produc-
ing strong. healthy chickens.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
suoar Res.s q AIkaIi saiI.

Beet fields subject 70 alkaI are de
scribed as being characterized b. =
very uneven stand. considerable irreg-
ularity in the size of the plants and
the prevalence Of chiorosis Of the older
leaves and Of Sprang.ing JaprooIs- The
cause given for these effects is that the
alkah retardS or prevents the germina-
ton Of the seed or that il DESTROYS the
plants after termination. Clay soils
were found 10 present greater difficult
ties in this respect than sandy soils
Attention Is called 10 the fact that
when the density Of the soil solution
becomes too great the vitality OF the
seed Is destroyed. or. in the case Of al
ready growing plants. the passage OF
water from the soil into the plant Is
checked. The strength Of the soil Solu-
tion in Colorado ANALYSES was found 70
be 2.9T per cent Of aikai where the
soil moisture was equal 10 - per cent
snd 10 SIS where it was only 10 per
cent On the field in question the
heavy adobe soil two days after i-ri-
Cation contained from Is 10 - per cent
Of water on the side OF the plant next
the water furrow. but several days
after irrigation the moisture content
had fallen 10 10 Il per cent. and the
plants. while still growing. were suf-
fe-in- from lack OF water.-G. W
ShSw. California
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

clover was allowed to grow on the four
plats and. having attained a good
growth. was plowed under in October.
The remaining four plats without red
clover We're plowed at the same time.
The following spring all eight plats
were seeded 10 oats. Those that had
been in clover yielded an average of
- 9-l0 bushels 10 the acre against
IS 40 bushels for the plats that had
no clover All four of the plats that
had been in clover showed an increase.
the greatest being 70 % bushels and
the least Is bushels. Without addi-
tlonal fertilizers the same plats were
seeded the following year TO barley.
Those that had been in clover yielded
an average Of 81 So bushes TO the
acre. while the others yielded but %
bushels. This experiment furnishes
clear demonstration that the good eff
feet of the clover lasts more than one
season
In another experiment oats were
grown on four plats. following respec-
lively bronze grass. mixed grass with
out clover. mixed grass with clover
and clover alone. The respective Yields
were So lilo. SO $40. IS lilo and 49,
bushels. The average Of the two plats
where no clover had been used was
34is bushels. while that of the two
where clover had been used averaged
~ bushels.
The benefit derived from the red
clover amounted TO ten bushels per acre
more than was derived from the
grasses.
Other experiments conducted in this
same series showed very marked fa-
vcrable results both TO crops Of fodder
corn and potatoes following clover In
the case Of corn the increase amount
ed 10 70 Per cent and in the case Of po-
tstoes 10 > per cent
Crimson clover is also much grown
as green manure and forage crop
along the Atlantic seaboard from New
Jersey southwark and 10 less ex-
tent in the gulf states. II has been
grown 70 slight extent in various
other states. but owing 10 the fire.
quency with which II winter kills il
has not been established as an impor-
tant crop.
In addition 10 It's value as a green
manure. crimson clover is also impor-
tant as cover crop. tending 10 pre-
vent the teaching and washing of
soils, especially on hilly land As 8
cover crop it is much employed in or
chards.
For the improvement Of poor lands
in the middle Atlantic region there Is
no better plan than 10 use crimson
clover SIS winter crop and cowpeas
as s summer crop. One farmer who
adopted this plan succeeded in raising
thiry-fve bushels Of wheat per acre
on land that had never before yielded
more than sixteen bushels.