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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12
AsrRoNoMIcAL EVENTS.

Sun sets 5:26, rises 6:53; moon rises
1926 a. m; 7:39 a. m, eastern time,
moon at last quarter in constellation
LIBRA; a. M, ali Jupiter's four satel-
lites seen on west Of the planet; 4
am, planet Mars at descending node,
crossing suns path downward.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

Grand Chief Stone of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive engineers, de-
clares that the bureau OF information
of the interstate commerce commits
sion is absolutely worthless 1t is
probably like the bureau of expert
accounting in Ohio. 1t is all right
for the fellows who are employed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

There is an old saying that murder
will out In the case of the Dayton
murders, however, there seems but
slight chance of the murder being
pointed out until judgment day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

1t is claimed that the Panama can
al viii be opened in 1915 Many meh
win blame their ship not getting in to
the tardiness in opening the big
ditch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

Forcing an insane person to sleep
in bed with three other crazy peo-
pie could hardly ne considered con-
ducive to recovery from the men
tai weakness.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

Those fellows who were quaTeling
with Providence because of the blus-
try weather the other day should now
feel ashamed of themselves.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

The weather man is determined not
to allow us to enjoy these nice
spring mornings Almost every even
ing he foretells a blizzard, which is
due to strike the country on such and
such a day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

Congress has been asked to provide
money for an investigation of Liberia.
George B. Cox should take a hand
now and see If he cannot head off the
nro3be.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

Shooting some person or persons
and then committing suicide has again
become a very popular passtime. 1t
seems to be something like roller
skating, the people take spells at IT.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

New York was startled by report
that Captain Haines was starving
himself to death. The captain must
be getting ready for an insanity plea,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

weather for Ohio-Rain In south
ern, rain or snow in northern por-
tion tonight and Saturday. Warmer
tonight in eastern and central por-
tlos and colder Saturday in western
portion. ..{
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

Ut seems almost as easy to BATTLE
the Dayton police as to murder a
girl.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

Lobster and champagne for nrp-
per-that's high jinks sawdust ana
hear-ooifee for breal1fasa---that's nv
giene. between these two eminence
howeyer, there's room for some
genuine living. aFoN
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12
LOCAL OPTION
Contlnued dom RNge one.

Sonllnueu from GNBe One.
Jeffersonville, Mo, Feb. 12-rhe
Legislature heard a delegation of
Missouri w. c. II. u, in support Of
a statewide prohibition amendment.
The delegation OF 100 members
from all parts of the state was re-
ceived with cheers as IL marched
into the han. A Nft|tf
Lima, Feb. 12-W1th the wheel OF
fortune In fun blast and paddles
selling at 10 cents a chance on a
quart, Bluffton saloons did landa
office business last night IN their
closing hours. ll3uffton wls voted
dry one month after Allen county
was voted wet.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. 12-
The state wide prohibition bill pass
ed the house of representatives No
tice was given OF a motion to re-
consider the vote. II the bill reaches
the senate II win meet with strong
opposition.
Madison, Wis, Feb. PA license
bill supposed TO have the backing OF
the liberal interests of.the state was
introduced IN The senate by Senator
Wright. 19sI ~ alg ltG issa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12
Scissors and Paste

A Connecticut man wants President
Roosevelt to head a wild west show
at a good big salary after retiring
from office and now man out In
Findlay, this state, wants to make
him manager of heaven. Senators
Foraker and Tillman and some 9TH
ers would insist that the Findlay
man has a twisted notion as to the.
qualifications of the president for
the place e-Youngstown Nindicator.
900
The Republican politicians and the
Republican legislature are doing
everything possible to retard Cover
nor Harmon in his administration OF
state affairS.-West Union Defender.
900
Governor Harmon knows why he
wants to do the state investigating
himself. He has been up against
! George B. Cox in Cincinnati and
isn't afraid to 60 up against him in
Columbus.-Akron Times.
-ooo-
Governor Harmon has demonstrat-
ed that he fully understands what
kind of executive discretion the state
of Ohio needs. His reorganization of
the state board of agriculture Is a
most commendable act and one that
will greatly benefit the agricultural
interests OF the state. There will be
better conditions prevailing in the
agricultural board IN the future
| Findlay Courier.
-oOo-
Governor Harmon has made an
excellent impression on the people or
Ohio, thus far in his administration,
and he is not through yet. He insists
upon probes i'm both Cincinnati and
Cleveland as well as into state
institutions. There can be little or
no Improvement without honest and
thorough probes. The governor knows
this and is doing all he can to bring
about reforms. The State Treasury
has already been reformed with an
open and plain up-to-date system OF
accounting. But partisan legislation
and partisan officials may do much
to block the good work already
begun by the new Governor-Ashta-
bula Standard.
900
1t looks as though Ohio was o
have a governor with a back bone.
Thank heaven for that. The attempt
that Is TO be made 20 head off Cow
ernor Harmon from an investigation
of the state Institutions will be fu-
tile in the end. The republican po-
| litIclans evidently fear scandal, Dut
they will be wise If they stop try
ing to derall the affair The people
want to know what has been going
on, and they viii find out some
way. -Elyria Democrat.
600
Columbus papers told the other
day of a new automobile beng re-
ceived by Governor Harmon who
Twill use his own machine instead OF
that provided by the state. And fol.
lowing closely upon publication OF
this bit OF information comes the
announcement that the governor will
take an automobile and make Il
tour OF the canals OF the state to
satisfy himself as TO their condition
The governor lis a firm believer i'm
the canals and their possibilities II
put in condition to carry the freight
that would naturally come TO them
and he's evidently going to see for
himself just what is necessary 10 be
done. There's a man who SO far
has shown abundant evidence that
he's the man for the governors Of
| flee. e.-Youngstown Vindfcator
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

The Republican politicians and the
Republican legislature are doing
everything possible to retard Cover
nor Harmon in his administration Of
state affairS.-West Union Defender.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-27
Seras.

Wontag nabnlittag sipiidelt
5ipei uno orei llbr irur6e Die Staht
Serarfana tlno lire llmgebune bon
einem cpflonartigen e5turnL oenn elm
fdmerer Saeelidlae folste, beinlac-
iudt. llneefabr atpei Weilen bon Ser
Stabt tpuroe elm unbefannter Wtanm
erihlagen, in Der Staot Ielblt muir
ben nlebrere Herlonel1 idper per-
Iett, oarunter S. gb. Ynrifop~ %.
S. WcMabon, SRI. albbie @oootuil
lno 4noere. Der er0Bte Sdaoen
murbe our1 ben Sagel angeridteI.
Die Selber in Der Q5egeno iiuo pol-
Zig peripiiitet. ssSn her Sta6t iino
piele &duier oenloliert. Das ns(ir-
bone" -@eb1ube, elm Sonnuer-Sbea.
ter, lit pollitdnoig 5eritort.
Sn Waribaa murbe Ser De-
putp-Maridaa Marf Suffman bei
Dem Geriufe, cine sReger-Sp
aus5ubeben, eriboileil. Der 9epu-
tp-aonitabler @areil ipuroe idper
permunoet. 0rei Neger aus 2oui-
iiana limo als Die angebliben SdieB-
boloe perboftet unb na1 Dem @efdl9-
nis gebraht lporbert. 9lls iih sic
4unoe BON beln @eihebenen IN Der
Staot Derbreitete, nabm Die 9epolfe-
rung eine 10 feil1iiielige &altung
an, ooB Der Mapor oie Wlili5en 81
Siilfe rief imo ale e5oloons iblieBeil
lieB.
- aus 6rieoriAsblrg miro ge-
meloet, es ieien iesr Die 6eiten Nus
iihten oafiir porbolloen, ooB 3rieo-
ridsburg balo 8afnperbiloung er.
balte. Die porgeldlagene 8abn mirt
fredericksburg eintn 9lnidluB On
@oring eeben. Die ltnternebmcr
perlongen oos @egeredt burd) oos
Gountp, @runo uno 8ooen fir Die
gabnbofsbauten in 6rieorihsbure
lelbit llno einen Bonus BON $500
Gie Sm Sum &an9 IN Si.
oalgo Gountp, Die $4,000 glfer I'M.
faBt lit an 4apitoliiten aus @is.
coniin perfauft morben.
syrau s. 9lnlnan cine altt
gelpobnerin Der @egeno BON @eilnar
1T seitorbeil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-27

entfiibrte i'm ouf geranlaiiung iei-
ner SSrmt lleber ieinen 9lufent-
baltsort ni4 er llihts iaeen.
Die 60iabriee Jrau @bipple
aus Buffalo, Die in 8eeIeitung if
rer Sbneiter, Srou 9eouaro, I'M
2uila=garf peilte, fam aus llnpor-
iihtiefeit Dem Ranoe ser 9eiagoro.
Salle 5lt nabe, glitt aus uno tpnroe
augenblidli9 BON oel1 reiBenoen Slut
ten in Die Siefe binabge5oeen. al1s
Srau 2eonoro, oeren @uflnerfimn.
felt eil1en Iugenblid obgelerft mar,
iid) Der Sdpelter fpieber ouipenoell
ipollte, par bieie bereits iiber ben
gano Der 6aae perid3munoen.
Der 35iabrige S6ubbaltbler
@arrp Sunnlers in Chicago orang
in oas @aus ieiner (5bmieeernn.tter
Srou Mc&er5ie, in tpel6en ieillc
Satin Dor eilligen Sagen 3ufluAt
gelltdt batte, u1b forberte bieie allf,
ipieoer 81 ibn 8uriif5ltfebren. gtls
iie iid peigerte, 5og er eillen 3te.
polper, eridoB ieine @attin, per-
ipunoete ieine Sohter @laops uno
Sral Wc&en5ie urto ma6te oonn
ieinem eieenen 2eben ein @nbe. 81
mol @looDs tpie 5rall @fc&enaie
iino 10 ihiuer perlebt, oaB iie falun
nit Dem 9eben oapon fol1nlen Diirf-
ten.
glntoine Gilla in geep Ynrf
botte nerlaunt, Die Miete fir ieiIl,
nlobliertes 3inmer, bas er bon Sral,
Wearp 9altri eenliefet batte, gu 6e-
oablen, als er beim fam, ipuroe er
BON ieiner 0ausipirtin erI6oiieu.
Die &ngel bnrhbobrre 8ina's s30r-
per, 5ertriinlmerte cine @lastiirc uno
traf 6rau Haitri's fleines oreiia9rl-
ges 9odterben, bas I'M gfeben5tlt-
ner in ieinem 8ettden idlief. Das4
&ino miro aleibfaas iterbet.
Sin 5euer, Dos am Sonllta9
morgen gegen bier llbr in Ser
@dlherei oes 8aterp Borf 0o-
tel 5u gllhpiue, 9e. s, auffanl,
peranlaBte ianrnltlibe @dite, IN luif-
Ser 5luht oas Saus 81 berlaiien.
Die groBte llnorontng berrihte uno
es lit ein @unoer, bob gtienuno
Su Sdaoen fam. Dos 5ener uurOe
ihnea geloiht, ebe es iueiter I'M
iih ereifen fonlte.
8ei einenl Sortlaoo, BON oenr
oie Staot Gentrabona in Sflabnmu
beilneeillht mllroe, purOen iebs5cbll
Eerionelt perlest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-27
sesaniider syrii1lins.

Sc griint nn6 bliit In syeI6 un6 sslur,
Sm Jriiblingsihmud pramgt bic gsatur,
We Sabres5ett, BITE bier au 2anb,
Sonit teinab' sansltd| unbefanni.
Sunit brannte oft bereits im N2Grs
Die GDmne gliiben6 erbentpGrts,
9od] fam es babel and tuul bpr,
9ak man beirt Npr6er tiidltig frpr.
60 sinsen benn In bieieut 2anb
@inter unb Gpmmer Saub in 6an6.
Dem Srib bling gab man fetne 3eit
Sn hieier 8eiben @edielitreit.
9pd an6ers tan. - IN bieiem Sabr,
Wo tptrtlidl etnnial Sriibltng mar,
g ipar ntdJt 5i falt, 's tunr nidbt 5it 1eiE,
Der Sriibling '09 perbient men BreiS.
BUR eins mikfallt mir pffenbar,
DAT ct bisber 10 trpfen war,
S'rnm, fiirfJte idJ beinab', er lit
@pl beimlidl 8rubibitipniit
Der 8anbe nun, tuie SIR ia ,uiEt,
Hnr S1ieS sm5ttrauen lit
Sie raubt mns iebe Jrenbe germ,
Odd bpffentlid erliidbt ibr Stern.
nnn fatne en6lidj iie gum 2rad),
Wsan tueimt' igr feline SrGmen mad,
DEM iie beitanb aus Seuhelei,
Sdeinbeiligfeit mnb Sgranuei
llnb berrid5t 8ernnnit bamn tuiebermn.,
MeadJt man @eiete ntd)t, bic bnmn,,
Saun rmfen tuir bersniigt nnb frpb:
neerr @irt, elm 5laidbd)eu ~ mp"!
itmb iuenm bic Glider banm sefhllt,
nno unier eriter, 9urit seittlt,
Damn rnft: sHrubibittI(t m6s' num
Sm eiu'gen Srieoen ielis rn1'n."
Odd leiSer lit iie mod nid)t tot,
Drum beift sn fdmpfen bas 0e6pt,
Sir tim b'rnm itirfen ,uir uns 10
Writ einem @lafe ~ ntusH
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gietOria 9ioiiion, 9. S. & g. 81.
Nnflmft-
goo. 3o2- grero, gictoria, 1880 nadm
NbfaBrt
SO. 801-guero. @ictoria. $3.50 BORN
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Den gsiaaara berabseitiirst.

DieIes ungliid mag Dem lnporIi1.
tigen Sdiffer, Der Die @arnung Der
StronlldnelIen iiberiiebt, ipioerfab-
ren, uno abi1lid eebt es @nen, pel-
DIE Die @arnungen Der Nattir nidlt
beabten. yfiideni6mer5en iparnen
guh, oaB Die Nieren niht in 91tig-
felt uno eiile ernlte &ranfbeit i'm
4n5ug 1T @aiierfudt, 3uder-
franfbeit ooer 9rigbt'fde gsieren-
franfbeit. Nebnt electric 8itters
uno 6ie Shnler5en iperoen ibtpinoen.
Cine Slafde fir $1.00 furierte
MIDI, i1reibt s. 9. s9lanfenibip bon
Belt Gem. Sour SO Cts. bel alien
Druggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-27

gen erregte 1etiter5e1t o1e grobte Sell=
iotion.
: Cine Depeide aus 9uoopelt
iogt: slnldBlid Der Miniiterfrifis,
pelde mabrideinli6 8ugleid clue
Sprenelng ser aoalition beoeutet
uno gum 9lufronen aaer Streitpunf-
tie 5ipii6en Ben beioen 9aei1sbalftcn
fiibrelt oiirfte, idlaet oie ungoriid,e
YreIie cine auBerlt beftige 3onart gs-
gen Seiterreid alt &ailer-&0lliJ
5ran5 SSoiepb perlangt Die 9lusfub-
rung Ser Dor Sabr unb Sag nit
Der aoolition getroffenen @bma6lul-
gen, 10 aud beIoltoers biliidtlitb
ser @oblreform. Ser Monarh sat
auBeroem ieinen ielten GntiGlnb
funogeton ooB er feline 6oroerllnaell
ltngarns auf militariideln @ebiet be-
milligen meroe.
= Die Oeuti6e 9fei6sregierlulg
lno Die prenBiide &eeierung go
ben nit eineln 5pnoifat BON Woll=
fei1 an oeiien Spite oie Hei6sbanf
itebt, ein @bfommen getroffen, lpo=
nod oemnabit cine beutibe sInlei5e
bon $80,000,000 uno eine preuBi-
lhe bon $t20,000,00O ausgegebell
miro. Die @dlfte oes @eiomnltbe=
trages miro 31a Hro5ent 3inieil
bringer llno oie anoere @alfte bier
Yro5ent. Die pierpro5entigen Obli=
gationen iino nidt Dor 1918 fon-
pertierbar. Der 9luseabepreis ser
pierpro5entieen 9lnleibe lit 102.70,
Der Der 31apro5entigen $3.50. Die
9lnflegung Der Subifriptionsliiten
ioa an 3. Mai erfolgen.
Cine 9epel1e aus Berlin mel
set: Die grnennung oes 9eadiol-
gers fir oet preliBil6en &ultlts-
miniiter Or. Solle lit i'm CONNER 3n
erparten. Or. Sone leioet felt ge-
raumer 3eit an itarfer Nerbenab~
ipannung unb Der langere 9[ufent-
balt oes Miniiters I'M Siiben DGi
nidt Die geluiinidte 8eIierllng &C.
bodt. gs mag iibrieeus, allBer Dem
8erlonalme1lel ot Der Spibe bes
aultusminiIteriums, 5ueleif cine au-
oere 9lenoerltng getroffen merOen.
oie l1nglt allf Dem @unl65ettel ge=
itanoen bat. Sic betrifft Die Mbtrer-
nlng Der Weoi5inal- -glngelegenbeiten
bonn &ultlls= ano llrterrihts=M =Mini-
iterilnn lrno Die sdaffung eillcs
Ielbitlt6noigen Miniiteriluns fir bas
Mebi5inol=@eien. Die Neueriing
miro gegenpdrtig ernitlid in grlud-
sung ge5ogen.
s(us @ien neIoet man: giile
amtlide Geroffentlidnng belagt, oaB
oie 9eote &uBlanbs, in ipel1er Die
llnobbaneiefeit 8ulgariens aner-
fannt miro, an bieliger maBgebenoer
Steue iiberrei6t iporoen lit. Der
Mitteilrlne miro bin5ugefiigt. oab
Selterrei6= =llngorn bereit lit, oen
ndmli6en Shritt 5u tlln iobalo oie
Srientbabn=5rase ibre 5ufrieoenitel-
lenoe @rleoigllug gefunoen bot.
Sn ct. 8etersburg gebt oas
@efiidt, Oberlt @eraiinnolp, biz DOR
Sturgeon @bef oes @ebeimpoli5ei-
0ienites, ioae megen Sodperrats
perbaftet umo pro5eiiiert mer0en. Gr
babe i'm @ebeimen nit ben Genolll-
tiouaren in 8erbinoung geitonoen.
Warimilian 9aroen, ipel6er bel
Ser 5meiten IerbanoIung oes gegeu
i'm mgeltreneten geleioigunes-Yro-
5eiies oes @eneralleutnants 8. ..
@rafen &lnlo b. Woltfe, wie genlel-
oet gu elmer @eloItrafe bon ied)sr
bunoert Warf perurteilt tpurbe, miro
an oas 9fei6sgeriht appellieren.
9(us Meran in Sirol miro ges
meloet, bob 9einrit Gonrieo, Der
friibere Stem Dorfer 9beoter-0iret-
tor, einen S6laganfau gebabt bat
uno .eit mebreren Sagen betpnbtlos
lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-27
Texas Staats Land /.

Ser Staat bat MiIlionen Wder 2anb
5u nerfaufen, $3.50 Bis $500 per Nder,
tlr elm bieraisftel baar, 9feit in 40
sSabren 5ablbar, brei Bro5ent 3inien.
gtir $500 fir 160 gder 5n $500 Der
4der. 0eite @eleeenbeit. 8utes Snrrns
lamb. S6idt 80 Gents fir 1909 Ra6e
tpeiss8n6, reues Staatsgeieb ltiiO
8ei6reiblins bes 2anbes. S. s. Snpber,
GdooI 2ano Qocator, 1T 9. Ctr, Mus
tin, Seras. 0fefereu8. slsitiu National
8anf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-27
Aa~italb lbetlnf,e
Nerbeni9lpd6e

e@fpn9e, uerb5te perfonen. sspIast bon Ssff.
yinesto[feieif uHb t@Ie9ten Xrauuen. erf6bS.
f9mersen, SaaransfaiI. gbnaSma bes osSSrs
unb GeftdtS, Rntarrbs WsqeeneyAdsn, Gtnnlbsrs
ttopfnre. whbigfett, Grroftn BlitfrH, kerUisp.
finn erfabrsn aus beW rSasspbireumka p(s
einfaM, f6ncfl mnS btllts alfe umnathrits
den 0erIufte mmh amtsre Uslsen juseuS,
lt4er werirruneeu srsnbit@ sebtilt unl
pstle WeianStett nnA 6rs1Nnn uieses.
trlanst tusrben fsnnet,. Cans nenes
SeiIperfa9ren. 0sbsr iein slener Nrst.--
r.: s:f sS SsssssiSa esss ausss sss'iS nnS .S I:Ss;
bon jung unb GIT Waffm NIB Uran, eeie1e8
tperben folfts, funu etaen 9infeHbune bon ~
Gents In Brisfratfsn berfeseIt bsaoeer tSsrbeR
bon ber
9Sribats&liuii, 1876. Aueune
sas,p Bprh. y. y.
Ran ertpahue bic Hreie Breiie !. Seras.
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,,1icbcr iterben, 9uftor,

als meine SiiBe perlieretL" ia9te ".
8. Bingham bon Brincetou, Sd,
als Die @er5te linn oiele ALTERNATIVE
in cine 6aa @angrene ltelltell.
Damn bron1te er @udlens Mrnico
Salbe, ulo ipuroe poGig gebeilt Sic
fllriert g5celno, Sieberblaien, geu-
len, gronbmunoen mo Samorrboi.
oen. 25 Gts. BEL alen Druggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-27

Sci elmer grploiion auf einem
lnterieeboot ser italienilden Morine
fanlei lieben BerIonen um's 2eben.
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81. s. G s. galn.

Gnfllnft-
SO. 3-gom @oroen ..9:15 nadm
Slberv-@om Norben. :. .7:30 porm
No. 241-5oufton ETC.. $3.50 oorm
abfa1rt-
No 4-Na1 Dem Noroen. 80 BORN
sSlber"-gad bent Norben. 900 nat1m
Np 244-6p1tftnn etc. =. 1915 nadlm
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g. u. & u. g. gabn.
g., $. & g. q. (Sanpt-2inie),

W.. 3. & g. U. (Sa1pt-2inie).
Mnfunft-
SO. 9-@om Often. .......7:35 borm
SO. 7-8om Often. 900 nadlln
No. 10-gl Baio II. 8eiten. .7..3o nasbm
Nbfabrt-
go. 10-gl 9aio II. 8elten. .7::SO nadm
No. 1O-Na9 bem Often. 1920 na1n1
No. 8-@a6 Dem Often. .11:4O born
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-05-26
LOOK OUT FOR RIOTS AND SPOTS,

Those people. outside OF Pennsylva-
MA. who have been holding their noses
over the rotten egg scandal unearthed
In Philadelphia had better get nosey
around home. Spots and rots" don't
stay In spots. Get nosey. New York;
Look lively there. outside the Keystone
State.
On March 1, 1909. the Pennsylvania
legislature passed one law were sure
isn't rotten IL II does deal With a rot
ten industry.
In the Keystone State be who now
deals In rotten eggs, offers them for
sale or purchases them for use In food
becomes subject to a fine OF from 500
to $1,000 or imprisonment Of from
three TO nine months, or both.
Well, the rot and spot" men are
now up against It, khey can't do
business In Pennsylvania. They dare
not ship them to another state. for
when their chief dealer attempted to
ship twenty-five crates TO New York
he was promptly arrested and held in
$500 bail for United States court.
But what will become OF all these
riots and spots" that sold at S1.75 a
crate when fresh eggs sold at s12, and
what VIII become OF these odoriferous
operators Of this rotten Industry
Well, they viii Just cross the line
into those states where the dahy and
food commissioners SWING in ham,
mocks and drink rich cream at the
governments expense
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-05-26
KEEP LOADED FUR 1Rouerr

@OfN06O FOH
The ole yailer cat his chops Is now lIckin'.
He's film his claws to ketch a snrtnS
chicken
Better run fur the gun an load 'er up
Jist hit I'm kcr-plunk. Twill serve the
sneak right
That ole Satan weasers a sneakin' around
To cut yur chicks threats ~ they kin b
found NIL
Better git yur steel tran. she, thar, co,ou-
He'll nebbe cum round fur a rooster To-
night.
who's wEo7" shrieks old owl "a n.
49, wh'rls through the air.
hou-you are tho sneaker with big evea
that glare.
Wen sot them steel Jaws by a hen in a
pen
You bet you'H not ketch my fat growers
again."
'ist keep yur eye peeled fur that hawk In
He's circlln' this way an. soo, 10 ,,,,,
To grab young turkey an then away
To the nest where his young uns are hun
gTy on high.
I'll not need TO tell ye when ole skunk.s
Though he's not useter maxim. an ooaan
OF sound
Hell present the hull town with a fra
grant nosegay.
An then he'll skedaddIe with fat hens fur
pay.
When he's maxim calls an his wireless
wave
Calls ye up CT night yur big ROSTERS 20
save. ~
Put the pup on the Job or phone down fur
the COP.
He's slicker than you are at gittin' the,
drop.
= ~ 70
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-05-26
CHOOSE YOUR FAVORiTE TuR
KEY

Whatever you do, don't gamble with
a good thing. Breed turkeys straight
Here are the Bronze. White Holland
NarraGansett. Slate. Black and Bun,
all dandy turkey meat, all salable. DIFF.
ferinG In color and size mainly. Just
pick your favorite and then breed sci.
entifcally and true.
As straight line IL the shortest dis.
lance between two points. so straight
breeding is the shortest. surest road 10
SUCCESS We have bred them straight
and crossed. The mixed did not have
the vigor and profit Of the straight
bred. The Bronze was best OF all. and
the White Holland won second. The
Bronze is the worlds favorite.
Seven million turkeys were raised in
the United States last year. one west.
ern state shipping 10000 pounds to
relieve the famine in the east. and Il
was nearly all Bronze.
Why IS the Bronze most popular?
1t is most vigorous and largest. rang
ing IN weight from twelve TO fiftv
pounds
The body is large, long. broad. deem.
round. plump, full, carrying more meat
than other varieties. with n flavor