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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
s.renoth Of Early Impressions.


Grown people have In general q
~ery inadequate idea of the suseepti'
N,lity of little children. AS ittle
tree IA easily warped from Its true
shape. so is the heart and the mihd Oh
Q little child.
said Froebel: IF pierce the young
leaf of the shoot of a plant with tas
s,est needle, the prick forms Rspt
which grows with the leaf. becomes
harder and harder, and prevents "
from obtaining its perfectly complete
form. Something similar takes place
after wounds which touch the tendsi
germ of the human soul. IL "oulo
rave hssn far different with humanity
every individual Ia st had been pn'
,sctsd at that tender are
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
MONARCH OF THE FO0TBuARp
Worthy Tribute &c the Skill ,anS
knowledge Of the Railroad
Engineer.

Thssengineer stands at his post. h.s
~ closely scanning the rails ahead
70 seS that all are right hand
h0ldfne on the iron bar which sCarta
stops and regulates the monster Tint
ID obedAsnt to the slightest touch OF
genius nd skill. In the hollow OF
tint hanal, in the glare of hts eye. iE
the Brain under the greasy cap pulled
% c1oeely down. in the perfection OF
h1o knowledge, and the careful scru.
tiny Of tho mathematical eye, are tha
lives Of men and women whose
places on earth would be difficult to
NIL See how steadily the train runsI
It makes tfAs mile post, and the next
ana the next. on time to the minute.
T71e driver looks at the cleaning
st&Apt n1e rtdls ahead. at the time
the hands of the clock on the engine.
at the steam gauge at his left hand.
He witches. Il re lever; we run faster
or slower as he willis. and the train
with its precious human cargo stops
At station after station to the second
The fireman opens the great iron dooe
by the chain, he swings IL back and
into red hot, roaring, suffoeating. livid.
pent-up edition of Hades the fuel Is
tosnsd. And "cl, NIX goes the door as
the heat increases. and the steam In
nsds by whose power we rush
shsad. Truly, wa love the engineer,
cne monarch of The footboard. His
hands are hard. hi, clothing soiled by
CRIME and grease, his face moist with
sweat; but 1t is hiii care which bears
thousands in safety. and his skin
which makes us fee as safe back of
the Scow.catcher" as Is our own Sane
tum at home,-Detreit Free PresA
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
GROWS ASPARAGUS IN TUBES
Psssohnsn's Manner % Forcing veUe
table Means WORK, But II Pro
duces Results.

For some time Q French AErieultu
fist. NJ. ouyer.Fonteneau, has been
trying a new method OF cultivstina
asparagus, which they grow and cool
20 well In France.
Starting from the principle that all
cultivated vegetables. in order to OBJ
tain the best results. ought To be
grown under the same conditions that
they choose for themselves when grow
ing wild, NJ. BouysrFonteneau does
not allow the banking that is usually
done. which he considers harmful.
II is easy to understand that root
Of asparagus buried foot or more
In the ground will push stalks towards
the surface for air and light, without
which T. would become anaemic, IN
rot. It Is better then. to bury II only
about quarter or third as deer
without banking, and as soon as the
head appears tn place over It a tube
of pottery, two or two aid one-half
inches in diameter and about eight
inches lcng, filled with earth.
tue dbparaBuS pusheS up tnIouBh
this tube sheltered from the light,
which 10. necessary. IL 1t is to be white.
When, IT comes out 1t the top 1t is .
simple m,ltter to take away the tube
and cut the stalk with the greatest
easy ard without any risk Of hurting
the rool or the other shoots.
M. Ptsuyer Fontenean states that rs.
parag' ~ thus treated comes to nnatur'
Ity M Asriy a month in advance Of that
hank I'd in the old way. This Is cas-.
|ly Eplained BY the fact that the heat
NJ I b. sun acts more quickly on q
rooss near the surface Of the ground
Ina a on one buried deeply. Besides.
thtb stalk once in the tube grows fast
"a than N the ground
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
SHARK ToWs BOAT IN FIGHT
Sea Monster Spearsd W eiehesmsn
orags Graft In Water In kHort
to Eseape.

New York.-A shark of the elephant
species, said to be the largest ever
caught along the Jersey coast, 10 on
exhibition In . Long Rranah shcN Il
is u feet long and weighs 1000
pounds.
1t was captured OF Long Branch By
a fishing crew after vicious battle.
II is Of the man-sat4ng variety.
which has reputation for cOnbative'
ness. and was tsaAtins IN . scAacl Of
mackerel when the fishermen speared
him. For a half hour The ususter
lowed their boat around before be- was
subdued VIII hooks and prongs.
me res)ence Of the shark has IN.
Inundated $nany Of the bathsrs aons
the Jersey coast. who fear that 1t may
be the forerunner Of many others.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
,ynoa,,ant Sheer Refu.ed.

A cru sty old bachelor. hearing that
his frien had gone blind. said; Id
him marry, and If that does not open
his eyes. nothing else will" But th~:
sheer has been confuted by the eXDer,
ence Of rmeAy blind scholars. 80
Tot Ian kus authority on bees, AMI
Fawcett. political economist at Cam
bridge and .England's most famous
postmaster general, whose highly
justified wives were eyes indeed "
their husbands
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Fresh Air Tablets.

"a these modern DAYS food q
medicine that can't be put up in p
tablet Is almost back number. Evou
the air is prepared In compressed
form. A few days ago.. when an
apartment in Washington's fashion.
able Connecticut avenue district 10
came too warm and the hostess com.
planned OF the Hlniness of the atmos.
Dhere, her visitor. who was just back
from Paris. handed her a brown tab
let and ted her 10 dissolve It IL
water. The tablet dubbed away at a
great rate. and, the hostess said she
felt relieved; he sia,~- air seemed to
become pure 1nd 5rncins: in fact. II
was oxgenized.. Il bought these tab
lets In France" said the visitor.
They are the invention of the acety.
lcne specialist They are comblna.
ton OF chemicals that IN water Civ
Oh oxygen IN abundance. The tablet.
are in winter very popular In France,
where one is considered equal 10 q
window wide open for an hour
The Pathfinder.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Observes Golden Rule.

Washington. efusing to be taken
to the hospital. alt hough perhaps fatal
" hurt. before the, promise was made
TO him that the person who injured
him would not be arrested, Rev. Will
liam p Jacobs. an Episcopal clergy
man, GO years old of Clinton, S. c.
put the golden rule which he has
preached for many years into practice
The minister. in Washington o. q
Sightseeing trip, was run over On
Pennsylvania avenue the other night
b. a two-seated surrey.
Il do not wish The driver prose
cutcd." he said, "as know II was me-
DIS fault
Despite the promise Of the polias
ins driver was arrested
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
LIKE THE OLD ooNrlNENTALs
Runaway AUTOMOBILES Put to Flight
Regiments OF Proud British
SoldiePy.

I The possibilities Of the automobile
IN warfare have certainly been over.
looked by the military authorities, al
though the great mass Of citizens on
loot" have known 1t for lops time.
II is true Germany and England have
built number of armored motor cars
carrying rapid-fire guns, but they
would app@r almost harmless beside
the plain, everyday article when prop
Srly applied.
The ancients set much store by
their war ehariots, some Of which
were provided with great scythes.
sharp as razors. which projected on
either side Of the cabinet. When a
battery of these led charge they lit
orally moved down the enemy by hun
jreds before the drivers and horses
could be slain. ~c.
Hundreds Of years later. In fact
only a few weeks ago. the idea is re-
| incarnated and comes to life at
review Of the territorial or volunteer
corps In an Ecg.isn village. A party
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, embarked ID
an automobile, we're taking notes and
! making pictures of the event, and for
time all went we'll.
The car was one OF the common, or.
binary variety, guaranteed to staS1
without hitchins and all that Wheth.
er after centuries Of lethargy the &C.
nil of tina machine became suddenly
aroused ct the sight Of Roldiery and
possessed of an 3ncontrollable desire
to again pllngg laco a sea OF blood,
or whether n WIS simple case of the
chauffeur settns ratified, matters
little. The important fact is that the
car. which had boon standing docile
at one side, without warning plunged
into the lines of some. 500 troopers.
which broke In CONSERVATION. During
the few seconds Of it's activity the ma.
chime knocked dowa or ran over. sew.
eral score soh rs and before it Cd Ia
be calr6ed inio og sSaisass had flied II
big hospital with the wounded and IN
jured.
Had the attack come from a com
pany OF German cavalry or irlfantry
with rapid.fire guns. or even m air
ahip. 10 10 believao Ole tbs territoria,s
would have stood their ground until
the last man fell, but the awful. ire.
sistible panic. of wild and enraged
motor car--and only a two-cylinder
car at that-was something which pub
the bravest to night.-Popular Md
chnnjcs. ....
The "MannimalSers'' will impart
more financial wisdom to yot
through the columns of the Dai&
Panhandle in the next month or two
other manner fr~Sa
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
r,,,0 NE Of Chocolate.

Although the drink called choco
hate" did not an. pear in England unts
1857. its restora tive properties soon
became generally known. Thus. on
May "a, 1861, after an evening OF CO.
tousing. Pepys w orked In the morn
ing. with my head In q sad taking
through the last nights drink, which
l am very sorry for; SC rose. and wem
out with Mr.. Greed Il, drink our morn"
ing draft which he did give me in
chocolate to settle m1' stomach.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Carnegie 81, 'es to Liverpool.

Liverpool. Eng Andrew Carnegie
has offered to pr ovide $4,000 for
erecting two branah library buildings
and three reading.rpons in Liverpool.
conditionally on thu city finding the
sites. The OFFER has been accepted
with grateful thanks. This gift brinGs
the total Of Mr.. CarNegie's bensfae..
tons to the city to heireenn $500. 900;
and S250O00.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Surely In a Bad Way.

There was congressman who
failed to show up for vote on the
tariff bill. He was net paired and his
absence was unaccUlntable, He leis-
urely stroIled into the house the next
week and was at once hauled over the
Goals for his dereliction. why,
couldn't come" said he; my health
was giyin' way. had three doctors
t'umpin' me chist at wanst. and they
united in sayin that me whole sys-
tenn was reekinrwith insomnia"
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Two Technical.

The artist was picking at = vsry
small bird at the little table dhote. He
saally laid down his knife aud fork
,ad locked plaintively across at hia
!rompanion Il don't see how you can
eat these table fhots dinners" said
ne. Il can't There Is too much
Lscon,gus~
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

Emanus. lv.-Attrsctsd BY noise
b the crane arbor while she and
number Of other women we're sewing
inside the house. Mira Z l.. g. High.
wife Of the station agent 1t this place.
thought It was q cat after birds until
she reached up and grabbed II b. the
tail.
Then. to her terror and anszsusat
abe discovered that il vas . largo cop
perhead snake Which had bseA erNwl-
ing toward a pair Of robins that were
protecting their young
Instantly dropping the make Ma
High seised stick and kiJlsA Il ,
Qua ~ ksepne
fhsy lad no suitable slsvse b IL
sore Ne wsst to. And hat b Q most
ss6sordhary proceeding"
why exusordinaxyr
because IN the nature q thinea
gloves are something Witch shsuld q
w. - fesnd % had"
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
SeIah.

The woman that maketh good
ptdding In silence is better than she
who maketh q tart reply.-United
Presbyterian.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

Tho "Nunnmakers" will soon have
something to say in the Daily Pan
handle.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Greater In Proportion.

It's the little things that count. A
lnicrobe isn't as big as an elephant
but II does moro damage.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Interesting Question.

Kmcker-"Racing and gambling
have been. divorced" Bocker-"Who
gets the custody Of the children
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES what they
have to say in the Daily Panhandle
next week.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

The "Munninakers" have story
TO tell-read it in the Daily Paphan-
die soon
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

,. MaXcy Pace Lumber Co., goo
Buchanan. phone .2s4. tt2-tE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13

iidcr 5u ge6cn. Ms Motip ser lln-
icligen Gbot miro angenommcrL ooB
Smioer5fi bciiirdtctc, es tonnte &C.
gen i'm IntloQc Dcgen WeincioS err
bobcn pcroen CT mar in cincm Safe,
Dem cine 2%ieba9aiioirc 81 @runoc
lag, nls 3clgc ciOlif ocrnomuten
mor0ell.
2 dlo6t6ou5 5tonOol
in &upern.
Gie Stoot @cil6cim in Sbcrbapern
fat loren Sdlod)tbolt5 . Ston0al.
SIN Mittelpluft oiciea SfonoolS itcbt
tic bortigc BroBihG0ftcrci Gamer
& Sobn. Hud elmer 8rijnoIid)en In
tcriuGun0 Der notwithstanding
miro 9eocrt 6ic 6irlnu bic 9cihnloi-
aun0 crbo6ttt, Oob tic ben R%eItouro.
tcllrell 1lno @irtbcn Der Stoot &obrc
lang 6lcii6 pou pcrenoetcm &ieb
ucrfoltit bo6c. 0ic StuotSomolt
iG1oit bat ole So6c IN Die SouO 8e-
ronllIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
ltrbuu9Siubrt Der Eaciiie.Srcn5cr-
.lf 1Sfuttc.; So

ScottIc, @di61D 70. Nu9lIt. -
Bod Scn1cbteh MhotSnutH1cr, iiir Die
bcporitcbcnoe 8obrt'6er Gociiicflottc
inn SpGtio6r Hn0 gSfnttr merocn Die
nd)t 8obr5ellge, ans mel6en lid, 0a8
critic @ci6poocr Scr 6Iottc 5uiom.
mctlcbt, nudocm JIG ant I. Icjembcr
III Wolilo o%nGcfomnlcn icin mcrocll,
puorpciic iobrcr 1rno 5por lcnnei-
lcc" nit o@oibin9ton" 5uiommcn,
California" nit South 0ofoto,"
-TirBinio" nit nGcnniplponio"
mo yGoiOro0o" nit oWorplan0."
Sic mcr0cn ipGt i'm Ic5ember bon
Mioltllo nah dineiiihen oocr ioponi,
Ifcn NGicn nb9chen. IS mcroCn iidl
ME mebr ais 5mct &rUl5er 81 Der.
iolbcn 3eit in irGcno cinem Scr oft
oliotil6cn SGicn bciinOcn mo ic0cS
0obr5cllg miro cincn d)incliidjcn lutn
cincn ioponiid)cn Soicu beilld)crl.
Nm 8. Scptcnlber Sou 6roncisco
rcrloIIcno, miro ooS @cidnoocr nit
crncr Sdnclli0fcit bon 10 anotcn
pr6 Stlmoc ned) @pnolulu oompict.
@0breno oes Nionots Nopcmbcr mcr-
Den bel Monila Sdlohtii6unqen Dor
gcllolnmcn mcrocll. Nm 70. Sonuor
1910 lperocn Die 6obr5cllgc beS sc.
idJpnocrS bel Yotobomn jlt'ommcn-
t%rcftcn mo Damn bic Scimiobrt an.
trcten. Sic wcrocn olrt 10. 6e6rllur
micocr in Son 5ronciSco unfomrncn.
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Epitmeiltcr ais Sicb in Saft.

Gincinnnti g., II. Mllgitit. =
Vtit Der Scrboitung oes YoltnleiitcrS
&bilip :. Smith 1T Chicago, &p,
alouben Oie 9eonlten Der 9umoeSre-
gierllng Oos HGtblel 9eloit ST buben,
mesbolb 10 uiele eingeldriebene Vrle.
f. Chicago, Die Wetropole oeS Stoo-
ties SQinoiS, niht erreid)t baben.
3Dei @eomte, meldc Der SolptsF olt'
inipeftor SolmeS pom Glncirlnotier
Siltrift nit Der ll%nterild)lng Der
Sode beouftragt botte, nobnle,l &c.
itern Die 8erboftung oes Eoitmei-
tiers Don Chicago, ap., einem @ei-
Ter in Der @egelIo BON &ouispiae, Dor,
uno not ibrer Mittbeilling baben lie
cine Metee 9riefc %geiitnoeil, melde
Gbeds. @ed)iel poer boores 8elo ent-
bielten mo nod Gbicogo, Su, obrci-
lirt maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
Merifaniidlc &euolns,cr a~6gcfanaeu

Gan Nntouio, Ger. II. Mug.
- Sole 0t. Gnitgcl, Der Siibrcr Der
Gepollltion0re, meldje I'M Sabre 1907
bel Gas SocnS Elm @efed)t nit orci
Gompognicn merifoniid)er Srllppen
beltonoen boben, lit bier geitcrn ber-
boftet lporocrL uno 9~leid5eitig murOe
cine an i'm ooreiiirte Senoung Wfili.
torgemebre unO Hepolper nelleitcn
SpItenls, ioiuie Die Siegcl Der nleri-
tonilfen &epoIutions Organization
heihloanobntt. 9o5n fommen nod
lon1mtlidle Bidder unb R%edJuunge1l,
pbotograpbildc Yilfnobmen mo Cor
relponoen5en Der Suttn. Inter oen
Eopieren lit on iuibtigiten Elm gltdl
lpelfes Die Honlen uno NoreIien Der
Seiltc cntbdlt, melfe NIT Der 9elue-
0ung III T~erbinoung iteben. @r miro
oorous eriihtlid), ooB Die &eooIltio.
itGre iiber Die Ser. Stooten Don Ielp.
Yorf bis Sos In9eles uerbreitet lino.
YitBer Honacl lit audi Meooftcilr 90.
mas Sorobila perboitet moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
&Oitipieliacr Ganidl.

GOIprooo Sprin0S, Sol.
II. gll8lit. - Sier lit &obcrt 0t.
Mon1od I'M 2(lter Don 66 Sobrcn &c
ltorbcn. Gr mar scr @ntoedcr BON
Cripple Grccf's @oIofelberr, Die bis
lett cine @lllsbelltc BON $3.50, 900
eracben bobcr. AlS 8on1od bort
@pl0 ion0, perfoufte er Icinc,l
"Gloim" iiir $500, gin1 bicrolli meb-
rcrc Gage olli ben 9rnnnel ltn0 DO.
%I0ltntc Oic Neuigfcit IN ieinem Ran.
lhc aus. Ils CT 5nriidfebrte, morclt
Die bcltcn 6eloer bele9t mo er mlbte
irltbcr OILS @ologr6ber in CienItelt
&fnbcrcr icin gro6 perbiencn. onItott
elmer Der reidIten Mdnner ancrifo's
ju iCin. 1",a 7sl-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
Sas Sbcnnnboa6.S6a O%crourrt.

II d. tier, 8o., II. 9tu9uit.-
Seit mcbr ais ief8 @pfen lit int
S%bcnonOoob' uno Gogc.86ol mcnig
ooer fcin Hcgen 9eioGen, sic 1liiIie
Itcben nie0riGCr ais icit Snbren mo
piele iino uoaitGnoig ollsgctrodnet.
Ger MfoiS, iueldcr ST Den beiten
So%fflun9cn bercdtigte, lit i'm n0ro.
lid)cn Sirginicn iait uo0it1nbig Der.
BORT ltno opOcrc 5cloiriidtc itebcn
lcGr oilritig. Solltc Ole 9iirrc nod
longer %mtooucrlt, 10 lit and olti feline
Neptelernte mebr 81 refncn, Die lebr
gut olsiolen SIT wollen idien. Ger
ongeriftcte Shobcn lit i6ou bcoclt.
tcno uno nimmt tdglid gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
TyradltuaggOuS in MaHc.

Srob0cm uer0cl foltnt Qcnllg 0crlcls
ben fir Die Transportation Der
oic9iGbrigcn Grutc p%orDonOet
iein.
Gbico0o, &05. ~. 2(llguit. -
Ctc @iicn6nbncn Oc9 @citcnS bobcll
icbt 100000 nift bcnubtc Sitter.
Mo9gons 5u i6rcr &criiigumg, uno
bcOelltcnoc 9cltcQumgcn ouf Nus
riiitungSmotcrinI %gclou9cn tGglih
5ltr 9tt0fiibrun9. Sic glou6cn 90,
bel, nit Der 9ciorOcrlng ocs Nci.
5uls mo ollocrcr @etrcioeiortcn in
0icicm Sabre obnc Sdmicrigfcit fer
tig mcrOcn 81 tonnen. 4oB troBOcnl
0clcgcntIi6 ei1t Mnn0cl an Mo9gona
ciHtrctcn fam, miro niht in Nbrcoc
0cItcQt, n6cr man bGlt Dies fir cirten
ltcbclituuO, mcldcr iid) III Subrcn be-
innocra rci6en @rntcicgcnS nidt per.
lNttocll IaBt.
EtttSbura go, ~. g[uguit.-
Nhgcicbcu BON ser p%orpodigen BE
iteQlulg Ser oEeuiDIuonio 9obn1c.
itQidoft" bon @oQgonS I'M @ertbe
non $5,400,00O 6obcn ibrc meitlifen
2inicn 2(uitrGQc iibcr Ole 2iefcrluls
Gun Don AuSriiitungS . @c%gcnitGnocn
it, @crtbc pon $3,000,000 an sic
.Stonouro Stccl Gar So" un0 sic
cambria Stcel So" rrtbeilt, 10 DoB
sic 9o6n fiir &erpo0it0nOigung ibreS
&nucntnrS fiit 0cn @iitcrpcrfc6r
oQcin in oicItm Sabre iibcr $4,000,
600 ucroll$ddbt.
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Saainacr i'm 8cSrGngc,

@r.@ouoernellr Eoroee BON GoIltors
nicn iogt Dem ScfrctGr 0c5 Sn-
ncrn bic WteinumQ
&org6nge in Dem Ntotionol Srrls
cations GongrcB.
Spofonc, @oi6., ~. GnlQuIt. -
&n Der gcitrigen Sibung Oea bier tas
oenocn notionuIen 9erieielumg3sGons
qreiiea brod)te Scr SefrctGr Scr Gorlz
trol.GommiiiioL Irtbur SooIer aus
Spofane, cine Heiolution cin, meldc
u~erlanNt, benz GougreB Der Ser. Stoo-
ten SIT empfebleL BOB rationale orei-
propntige Bombs I'M 9etrogc bon
Sc, OO0,OO0,O0O oufgenommen uno SIT
qleihen S6eilcn uuf @ntmGiierung,
Drainage, 8erieielungS . Irbeitelt,
Giefpoiicrluege, 9lnlegllng BON &uno-
ItrnBcn llno Grboltung Der SorIten
nermcn0ct meroel1. 9to6 elmer onoe.
rem cingcbrohten HeIoIution f0nnclt
Hniieoler ollf CcoIdn0ereien, luelde
0es HedtS nllf 9erieielung ibrer SGl-
oereien 0oour6 ocrluitig 9cgongelt
limo, bob sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ibrten Die Wnlicrrcdtc obifnittclL III
Den Belts ibrcr 2duoereicn micOcr
eiltgelett lucroen, lpenn lie eincn Ndcr
ibre2 @eldn0eS mittelit zines 8tlms
mems bericIeln.
Sm &ollfc ser Sibung pcr6rcitete
lid Der SetrctGr 0eS Snnern, u. u.
@ollinger, iibcr Die Stelluug Der AO-
miniitrotion 81 Der 8erieielung Der
SeolGn0ereicn ocs @eItenS lu10
0ltBerte unter Gn0crem: Die Srnocs=
re0ierltng babe iiber $50,00O,000 fir
Serielelungs = Ir6citcn p%erouSgobt,
ober ctn &ielfa6es bieieS @etrogeS
bitten pripnte ltlterneblncr leit Scr
Nnnobnlc Oes 9crieielungS- @eieteS
III Der 0lcidcl @ciie onqelegt mo eS
lei nidt 5u piel beboltptet, menn man
ioge, OuB Elm GROCER Sbeil Oieier lln-
ternebmmngen Dem 9eilpiel mo Der
Soroerullg Der 8un0esregierung 81
oonten ici. Sine 9roBe @efobr ober,
Wclder 6ic Su1oeSregierung nor5ll=
6cll9cn gcbenfc, lei ole, Dob Ourd) Die
N~ltlcgllng tlciner lofoler 9cricilung9s
lpcrte Die @clcgcnbeit uerloren ae6c,
rieligen nn0cren S0uocreien oieIelbc
Moblthnt 5r5lliuen0clL lt0 0ltrd)
Wongcl an Wtittcln Icbe oic 9unoeS-
rcgicrlIng iih g%cgcnlu1rtig gcn0tbigt,
BON groBen 9WieiclltngSproieften ob-
5ulebcrL un0 Oa0llrd) mcr0c Der fiiufz
ti9en Gntnidelung bon 9cricielungSs
Nnlogen Gin be0elltcn0er Scnmihub
ongelegt uno ein %rielenbuftcr &erllllt
5ltgefiigt. ~
aolm botte Scfrct0r @oQinger ici.
men Sortrog been0et, nlS ser friibere
@puoerreur bon Gulifornien, Or.
George =. Eoroep, Die Sribiine betrnt
nnO in elmer Stcgreifreoc oilf bdS
S6Grfitc gegeil Ole bon Dem SefretGr
nertrctene Yolitif bejiiglid) Der 0ffcnt-
lifcn SGn0crcicn pom 2eoer 500. ST
begonn NIT Der GrfI0rung, or lei fir
HooIcbelt un0 Ho~olepelt'ihc Tolitif.
unb fubr tort: nGooiepelt mor ein
YrGiibent, Ser 5llerit etlpoS tbot un0
Damn 0nriiber re0ete, 1tno ooa lit Die
Sorte bon Wf1nlcrn, mcld)c mir nud)
g%egcnp0rtig gerne I'M offcntIidet
Nnt iebcn modten." SetrctGr @ora
fielO, iugtc Der Heoner, bobc pieIe Of
fentIide &0uoereicn oilf &ooieoclt'S
@eiiung Der 8eiieocllung in DEM
@lollben cnt5ogclr, ooB lie DEM &olfc
erboltcn lpcroen %iolltcr. Sefrctor
9oQinqer bogeget babe Die &Gllbc.
rcicn ipieoer eroifnet, mo IN ieoem
iolden @cbiet lG8ell lucrtbpole @ol.
%icrfrofte.
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Tc0en uun Wetcurcn.

Sorrington Gont., II. 9(,,g.
0cltc friiD erpIooirtc bier iiber
Dem Gitli0en SDeile Der Ortidoit
Noicnbed Sill ein 0ieteor nit 10 bel.
tiaem anoG, oaB Die Sd)lGicr I'M
Crte mo III Der llmge9eno baourd)
sCuett mltrocn. 3mei 9iir1er ioben
ben Meteor nod in Der Suit Dor Der
Grploiiun ulo lagcll, or bobe ooS
gou5e Ornament iiir eilen 9lllaen.
bid erbcat. Seit elmer @ode iiuo
III bieiigcr @eDeilp picle Mcteore &C.
lcbell mor0en.
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Neue 8olofcl0cr.

9uIumnDo. Siiooirito, -.
Nllgllit. - 8erid)te iiber Die neltent-
oedten @oloieloer I'M 9lbcrcorn.Ni.
thrift in gritiid).G cntroloirifo louten
1uBerit pielperipreheno. Tie Sob.
lager ioqen ein 8ebict BON icd)S
Suaorotmeilet einllebmclt.
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- Sergeant Mar 9lod bon Der
allten. artiaerie bot uorlcete gtod,t
III Sort III Yont bel @iIminBton
Gel, Sefbltmoro Onrd) GridicBcn
nit DEM Gienitseipebr be8angel1. Gr
itammte aus Morgan, ala.
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9dHe fir's Nusianb beisrgt 6. Blaine, 4t3
Si.Saltimers' Ctr, Hate Sufpm SputefNpe.