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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
AUCTION SALE

The undersigned Min Sell Ut the
farm OF Ray Little. foul and half
miles west of Brofy tlaNrikl pasi
office. on Section "a Town hip i.st
Range II, on
TUESDAY, OCT. ~ 1902
At loo'cIock a. M. the f4lla,eiAg
described property
~ head of mares. 4 have reA I5y
side.
IL head OF steers, coming tlen4carg
mulch cows; are fresh and :
viii be fresh in spring.
bull coming two years.
z ycarling heifers.
: young calves.
] lumber wagon.
bob sleigh, nearly new
snlky pillow
! hayrack
buggy.
sweep-rake
cook stove.
$50 bushels of oats and snetY
Household furniture hand t0ols
and other small article too ng
inerous TO mention.
Terms: All sums less tian $40.
cash. On $40 and oyer, one year e
time will be given. al 10 per cent IN
terest. on bankablc notes. FIVE per
cent discount on all sums of $40 and
over for cash. Lunch viii be served.
at noon, free.
A. CLARK, Owner
Gottlicb Schatz, Auctioneer.
w. o. Irwin, Clerk.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14

diate future has in store for US in
the matters of life and death. Had
Nj. Postle remained in the Mime
sofa town he would undoubtedly
now be alive. Had MIR. Davis decid-
ed to go on to Chicago he would
surely have been in the wrecked ca
boose, as he says there was no rea-
son for him to leave the train in
Chicago before it reached the stock
wards.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14

visitor to the up river country
round about Livona early in the
week.
The young jeweler at Carl Vorlan-
der's, Karl Hueners. has secured a
position in an Aberdeen jewelry
store. and will soon go there to make
his home.
A. d. Prouty, of Pollock, was a
visitor in town last Tuesday. His
slster-in-law, Mrs NJ. E. Kaufman,
accompanied him on his return and
will visit her Pollock relatives.
Comrade Frankhauser and wife
have come fom southern Emmons to
make their home in Linton. Mr.. F.
recently purchased the Boschee cot
tage. on Ninth street, just south of
the Broman place, and the family
have taken up their residence there
in.
For Sale or Rent My farm six
miles north of Pollock, consisting of
500 acres, ls5 acres broken; remain
der is hay and pasture land. Good
buildings and plenty of water. No
body but responsible parties need
apply. Call at the farm or address
letter to Thomas Fladebo. Pollock.
S. ID.
Fred Bressler. of Trip, S. D.. has
purchased the Tempel Bros. store
at Brofy, and has taken charge of
the same. He also purchased the
lot and building. Mr.. b. Tempe
will pay his principal attention to
the land business. Messrs. Tempel,
Bressler and Schatz were down from
Bofy Saturday.
The other day the late lamented
Commissioner Sherwood was seen to
rush out of Armstrong & Camcron's
laW-otfice and make giant strides
across the street to the Advocate
office. The result was screed i'm
that paper this week something like
the defense" made by the com
in the last campaign. The
Record being late this week enables
US to refer briefly to the article, to
which a reply will be made next
week.
The Marshall Oil Company people,
in one of their advertising circulars,
give the following bit of usesful in
formation to auto owners: 1t is an
"anti-freeze' solution, and is as fol-
lows: For temperature not more
than Is degrees below zero % per
cent wood alcohol, Is per cent glyc-
crime, 60 per cent water. For
temperature more than Is degrees
below 333 per cent wood alcohol, Is
per cent glycerine. 50 per cent
water. The circular says that this
solution has proved very effective.
A remarkably handsome, ladylike
young woman, canvassing for Col
lier's Weekly, visited Linton yester-
day and did fourishing business.
She was as bright as dollar, talked
business right from the shoulder,
and sold books to young men, old
men. gray haired men, red-haired
men, black-haired men, and men
with no hair at all particularly to
the latter An old-timer gentleman
who took her to Strasburg in his
auto became so lost in thoughts of
the vision of loneliness whom he had
just transported that he forgot to
turn his machine and rode backward
all the way from Strasburg to Lin
ton.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
Card OF Thanks.

We desire to return our heartfelt
thanks for the universal kindness
and help shown to US in the recent
sad death Of our beloved husband
and son. 1t surely seems that "A
touch of sorrow makes the whole
world kin. =
Mrs Lyman Postle (Mother).
Mrs. John Postle (Wife).
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
Bids Wanted Road Grading,

Sealed proposals viii be receved
by the board Of county commission
8ers Of Emmons county, N D. until
2 0 clock p. m. October y, 1863, for
grading approach to bridge about
to be built between sections $ and
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.

LIN lUWN AMI W i.
Eat at Turner's. g.
Wanted-A girl. at Turner's res
taurant. (se23)
Meals and lunches at all times at
the Linton Bakery. ianl)
Try the Emmons County Record
for job Of printing.
Comrade II. I. Anderson will
leave tomorrow for Spokane.
Call on Charles b. Carley. county
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
County Supt. Hanson was down
south visiting schools this week.
Save your carpet-rags and have
George Brooks weave carpet for
you. ~
For proofs. filings, ETC.. apply to
l.. A. Weatherby, United States
Commissioner. Linton. g.
Friday, Harry Petrie will ship 3
cars of cattle, Fred Kelsch car and
Elmer Anderson 2 cars to Chicago.
For Sale Several good teams of
working and driving horses. Call.
at VIM. Carmicheal's livery barn.
Watch for j. r. Davis big sale of
live stock, farm machinery and
household goods. See notice in a
coming issue.
For Sale A large Round Oak"
heating-stove. Big enough to heat
school-room or good-sized office;
stove is in good order. Apply at
Record office.
MIR. and Mrs. Crazy arrived Satur-
day from Groton, where he has been
working the past summer. He will
remain here several weeks, and will
then 60 to Wisconsin.
The Rev. J.E. McKenna, Methodist
pastor, formerly located at Linton,
but now of Hettinger, Adams coun-
ty, was in Linton Monday, en- route
to the conference at Mandan.
Lost-Either Sunday or Monday
last, Dick, my white and black
hunting-dog. five months old. Will
the finder please inform Carl Vor-
lander, the druggist. and receive
reward?
Lost At the dance at the farm of
David Tough, last Friday evening,
plain Roman-gold bracelet, with
five sets of light-blue stones. Fine
cr will please leave at Linton Drug
Company's store and receive reward.
There will be preaching service in
the M. E. church. Sunday evening
at 1870 o'clock sharp. There will be
a ong-and-praise service of about
fifteen minutes. All are invited to
these gospel services. l.. A. Love-
lace, Supply.
The dedication of the new Luther
an church at Dakem, near Martin
Dockter's place, will take place next
Sunday, Oct. 18th. The Rev. G.
HUH, of Aplin, Oliver county. and
the Rev. j. G. Bunge will deliver
sermons. Services i'm the morning
and afternoon.
Wanted To purchase two new
mich cows. Apply at the Record
office. IN. b. These cows are not
to be MIXED by the editor, but are
for friend who has the price. The
editor would rather milk few SUBJ
scribers about this time, when they
come to town with wheat.)
Mr.. Junge, of the Bazaar, was a
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
Tho TaiIar's Patron Saint.

The lailor's saiat IS st. John tho
Baptist but why We do not know, for,
as far as sacred writ Informs Us, his
clothing vas Of camel's hair and
leather sirdlc about his loins Tailor
and Gutter
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14

", township la5. range -. requlr-
ing I'LL of 300 cubic yards mare or
less.
The board reserves the RIGHT To
reject any and all bids
j. G.. Pitts.
County Auditor.
Linton, N. H., October ). 1890
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
Transfers.

United States to Richard Shea siase
!, % nlsnei. 26-l29 u
United States to Nellie Marx sci ,sw !,
% l2s- 10
United States TO Reba DAVIS s',nwi,
wiaswi.. 2o.l32 is
United States To Alfred J Dickson sw
I. . l3l "a
United States to Willis i'ranaeu ~.
nwl4, lots 3 2,l3i "A
United States TO Arihue McGonNlle
jr. W iasel swli .nel. LOT 90 l2a u
United States to William J 'lllnver
wlsne4 scl.nwl. lot 23ol3i7l
United States To Ollanua kurtsou sw
l4nel., lots ] 2 sci, nell q 1851
United States to Michael Bolssylnti
seA l2l35.75
United States to Anulf Olson Rudy
sel4 8 l3O.7s
RECEIVERS CERTIFICATE.
United States to kasper Kraft ni,ac
!. swAacl. llsw a 2i-l3l Z,
WARRANTY pEFps
Emil DicrcnfeIdt and wife to William
Locst nwllsel. nel.swl. s'asw11, 81
1904 ?36O0Oo
Seth w. Brewer and wife 10 Casper
w. Brewer 81 swls 8 l33 "a s20Oo.OO
Kintyre Townsite Go. 10 NJ. X. Farrell
lots to "a blk 6 Kintyrc N. ~ $4,000
G. b. Little to l.. II Hrlgele lots IL,
II blk Ilazcton N d. slOO
NJ r. Farrell and wife 20 Lydia M.
Easton lots l5l DIX y; kintyre ~ ID.
$4,000
kittie Parks to H. du lIeaume ianw
"a wlssw4 - l3o7a ;Slsoo.oo
Thomas McCrory and wife TO A. N.
Drake ct al sc4 "a III 10 sl.OO
Thces l'ammcn and wifc too A Her.
OH sell 25-13277 :2io0,OO
Sorren WolIeLbaupt and wife 10 j.
Watt Mikescll s@l, ~ l3o 70 sl6oo.oo
Matthias Lipp and wifc 10 y. Wald lot
II blk 7Stfasburg y u 100000
g. Il Lehman and wife to.luln IIalsne
snwI l9.l29.7s ;2ooooo
Reba Davis TO J X Davis 81 .nwl,
wlssw14 2o.l32 " slo0
Arthur w. Wright 10 a. W. sunset al
VIZ 7l33 Is s2o29s3
IohnP. Weber and wife TO Celia o.
Harding nwla Is 1870 sl92ooo
Alice A, Norton and husband % Fred
J. Pietz nwlI, l0l32 u slOo
Charles w. Ahern and wife Ia iiliza-
beth N. Clyborneneh - l33 - s2ooooo
j. w. Brown TO Edith Kelley nnd y
int in swA 1874 y :l4oOn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
[ azlnens.

'laziil'ss Ia responsible for too
much Of tIie misery We see nbont u.s."
said lerslRean n ~ All very well
p blame alcohol for this misery. to
blame oppression and injustice. but
- what laights might We not all have
climhei bat for our lnzlncss2 We are
f"o lilnil like the supernumcrary In
lhe drama. he went on. who had To
enter ftou the right and say, My lord,
NE earriii9e waltz
" Ioals hore. super. said the stage
maifleer ono night. 4 want you To
come on from the left Instead OF tho
lgllt afier this. aud want you to
traiisliase yoar speech Make 1t run
hereafter. Tho carriage waits. my
lord
Tho aper pressed Ids hand to his
broW
More atu'Iy, more study no
grenned'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
N. OTIIYItN VJWTlNT
Gottlieb Schatz, Auctioneer
w. o. Irwin, Clerk
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LICENSE TO SELL. REAL
I.S1't,f'LN


FOR LICENSE TO SELL. REAL
ESTATE.
State of North Dakota, County Of
Emmons.
In County Court Before Hon.
Charles b. Carley, Judge.
IN the matter of the estate Of Anna
Fritschle, Deceased.
Karl Fritschle, petitioner, III. Anna
Wcntz, Christian Mosser, Sophia
Eberhardt Jacob Deutscher. KatfI
ma Timer, Anna Maria Dcutscher
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES johanna I)out
scher and three Others. made 10
known, minors. respondents
Notice of hearing petition for IT,
cense To sell real estate
The State of North l)akota ~ tlp
above named respondents and AN
persons interested in the estate If
Anna FrItschIe. deceased
You are hereby notified that tie
petition of Carl Fritschle, executor
of the estate Of Anna FrItschlc, late
of the county Of l.nnmons and state
of North Dakota. deceased. ha leeii
filed in this court, therein Petition
ing that he he authorized. eua,5s&.
cred and directed To sell real f.si
belonging to SAID deccdent ate
described as follows, to-wit.
North half Of southwest qlalter.
west half of southeast quarter. alls
in Section 4. Township l..,,S north
Range n west Of Fifth PmlcpJa
Meridian. in Enlnnis counts
North Dakota.
That said petition viii he Heard
this court on Friday. The 26ih ID
of November "A. ID 1905. at ~ ela
in the forenoon Of that day. ii IL
court-rooms Of this court, III Ill.,
court house, ~ the Village
Linton. county Of flnman ana Rate
Of North Dakota
And you and eachof yon arc her.
by cited and required ihtA af
there to be and appear uefais ia
court and show causc. if ans &Q
have, why this petition hUld fsf
be granted.
Dated the 18th dag II 0ctol
ID. 1909.
by the Court
Charles b carlcg
Judge If the Colntg Curt
Let the service Of this citation he
made by publication in the Emmpns
County Record
Charles y. carIcy, Judge.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
An Item from lsrofy.
he Editor of the Record.


a surprise that was surprise
took place one evening recently at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mum, when friends and neighbors
to the number of fifty or sixty, all
told, drove up to their home before
nine clock being unexpected, of
course. You couldn't tell whether it
was going to be wedding, a chart
vari or wake until a few hours had
been spent i'm friendly chat by all.
Then Charles Dewitt and w. I.
Brooks took walk out of doors and
brought i'm a lot Of presents that
We're costly, ornamental and useful
and presented them, i'm behalf of
themselves and the other donors.
The articles were fine, and so unex-
pected that Mr. and Mrs. Mum did
not know what to say or do by hav-
ing so many friends and neighbors
call on them in such kind and low
ing manner, previous to their depar-
ture for their old home in Minneap-
oils, where they intend to spend
the winter, and will probably fol
low the trail of Robin Redbreast
when he steers his course to the
northwest in the spring. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mum ask me to express their
thanks to all for their kindness,
and wish them success in this land
flowing with milk and honey and
an occasional blizzard. Mrs. Mum
wishes me to also extend her kind
regards to the Ladies Aid Society of
Rrofy for presenting her with a large
berry-spoon and a saiad-fork of solid
silver. Occasional.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
prohibition-l-aw vioIators.

Yesterday afternoon States At
torney Coventry and Constable Mohn
visited the illegal saloon of w. j..
F'raleigh, in Linton, and captured
three and half barrels of beer and
a barrel of whisky
To-day the state's attorney and
Deputy Sheriff kyes went to stras-
burg and seized the following de
scribed Intoxicating liquors:
At VOLTS place Six cases beer.
three barrels beer, one barrel whis-
XIV, two jugs whisky
At Lauinger's place One barrel
of alcohol.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
Iha praaon Tree.

The dragon tree of Tcncrife Is per-
haps he strangest vegetable in the
world u - thought to be a kind Of
GIANT aIHtagas. whose dead branches
feisS'a import for tho crowns.
Ne@ roots as hey como into being
emiele aul conceal the original stem.
VAT Il FIR away insIdc, and tho
r9sst asl8ii ineoiac detached from the
ttofl ug lge scr, hangIng wlthered In
the niitei moo The trunk ~ generally
hellt md IN HE cise of an old tree
With @ls destroyed In 1867 there
ait a Naeious chamber which had
seised lia naliyes rs q temple for gen
eritii9As 'l'lie tree VAS forty.eight
feei lqaaiit ana l.iiletytivc feet high
ord q supposed 70 have been origl-
.Qalfg Nafeped III dragons blood.
~ y he name noy given TO the
sal' llils regular article Of com
nnree
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
Dry Goods Department.

grand display of fine suitings. all shades and
iaorics. You get what you want in this Depart
ment at prices from % cents to $500 per yard.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
Misses and Children S Goats.

Greatest variety ever had in stock BY US to fit all
800 to $500.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
AUCTION SALE.


There will be sold to the highest
bidder at my place at f.mmonsburg,
N. D., Sec. Is, Twp ~. Rge ~, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1908,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock a. N the
following described property
4 teams of work and drlving horses.
saddle-horse
Harness and saddles
:, wagons.
| spring wagon
3 buggies.
2 gang plows
2 Monitor drills
feed grinder
binder.
2 disks.
Harrows, walking and breaking
plows, potato.diggel field, gar
den and barn implements Of all
kinds; furniture. stoVcs, etc etc.
Terms cash or bankable paper
VIM. MIjENCH. Prop'r.
n A. Paskc, Auctioneer
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
Practical Ladies Goats
For Every PURPOSE.

% fill the wants of everyone we keep Goats of all
Kinds The Goat you have in mind we keep in
stock. Come in and see these styles, and see how
easily you can find exactly what you want in our
Store at prices TO suit you.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14

Charles h Carlcg
Judge If the Connts G4qrt
Let the service Of this citation he
made by publication in The Emman-.
County Record
Charles b. carlcy, Judge.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
Domestic and
Outing Flannels.

This is the store at which to buy your Flannels
A large stock TO select from, at from cents TO j
cents per yard
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-14
Ready Made Clothing.
Underwear.

This is The store at which to buy your Under
wear from the cheaper cotton to the finest all wool
garments in two pieces or the union suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-16

no less important. On reaching the age
of twenty eight without counting any
thing Of SIX years of chldhood) a man
will have gained a whole year Of day
light. At fifty he Will have gained two
years, a seventy-two three years. The
cumulative effect OF these additional
Years Of daylight in the life Of man
cannot fat TO have an important bearing
OH his health.
Another advantage of this capture Of
more daylight would be that men and
youths and girls at present engaged in
business IN the cities would be able 20 in
dul2e III outdoor games. which, under eX-
Istins conditions are denied TO them. The
population of Great Britain and Ireland
Is I3.N0UD.
The number Of hours during which the
cost If artificial light will be saved will
he thus April y; hours MAY, June July
hours. or total of 20 hours, which
hour. is equivalent to Il cents. Multiply
the total population by these figures and
there is Il product Of So .2Jo. and de-
Quoting say one-third to meet all posi-
bic objections 10 tie calculations. a mini
mum net amount saving Is left of SD
IA 10
Mr.. Willett says that in 1875 the stand
ard time in Victoria australia was adj
vanced twenty minutes without much in
convenience. and in 1899 it was advanced
in Cape Colony sixteen minutes and in
1905 a further thirty minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-16
CHAPTER Xxx.
The Mother of the Trees.

When Eddo understood these words lie
Fitted lis head and stared Al Rachel
amazed.
This IS thv doing. Bastard" liz said
sstvaee.y. addressing Mole who had
translated them II nave felt thee fight :
ing against me for long and now thou
catIseSt this Inkosazana 10 defy me IL
WAS tho1s who didst work upon that old
woman. thine aunt Ia command that the
white witch should be- brought thither
and because as gel | dared not disubey
made 4 terrible journey 10 bring her
Yes. and did this gladly. for when my
eyes fell upon her there in the town of
DinSaan. ! saw that she was great and
beautiful. but that her spirit had gone
aud knew that l could make her mout II
To speak my words. and her pure eyes to
see things that are denied 10 mine. even
the future az. when / bade her she saw
IL Nonder in the court of bingham. Sut
now IL seems that her spirit has returned
To her. 50 that there is no room for mine
in her heart, and she speaks her own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-16
PROPOSED RAIL WAY TO INDIb
PROJECTED LINE WOULD BE
1900 MILES IN LENGTH.
Its Value to England Pointed Out in
Case of Damage or Block
of the Suez Canal
Special CahIa~ram IL The Star.

Special CabeGram 10 The Star.
LONDON, March 1e.-Before tile Cen
trail Asian Society in this city. Charles +.
Drummond Black recently spoke on the
subject of "A Railway From the Med
iterannean TO India \ select committee
of the house Of commons, said Mr. Black,
appointed in 1871 unanimously recon-
mended the opening M OF communica-
tons between the British and Turkish
ports for the construction Of railway
from the Syrian coast 10 the Persian
gulf Although eventually The project
fell through, there full conference
between the TWO countries over the heads
of the agreement, and this might now
serve as a useful precedent Thirty six
years had elapsed, and though the rail
way then proposed and favored by Great
Britai was not an accomplished fact. it
was fast matsrializng. But Germany
had taken the place of England the
tutelary power in the business. Dealing
w II Great Britains concern in the
project. Mr. Black submitted that shoul 4
the Suez canal become blocked by ac-
cident or design the existence of line
whereby reiniorcements or supplies could
be rapidly conveyed to the scene of any
sudden rising Or raid might be of vital
importance to England's tenure of India
The shortening of the journey to the
east by seven days would have far-reach-
ing consequences in encouraging the visits
of business peoI lie, and the flow of ca pi-
tai 10 India would be further encouraged
by the facilities provided for the more
rapid conveyance of letters and goods
In regard to the best route for a line from
Europe to India the occupation of Egypt
had supplied England with d most i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-16
TO AVERT WASTE OF DAYLIGHT
AGITATION IN FAVOR OF COM
MONS BILL SPREADING.
London Scheme Consists of Putting
Forward and Backward Clocks
at Certain Seasons.
Special Cahlcgran To The star

Special tahlcgram to The star.
LONDON March i6-Few movements
have spread so rapidly in a short time as
\ select committee of the house Of COM
mons reported in favor of the measure
last year and its supporters will make a
supreme effort this session 10 pass il into
law. The bill aims at preventing the ter
rible waste Of daylight which goes on at
the present time. According to Mr. Will
lett. f. r. A. $, the scheme consists Of
putting forward the fingers of clocks
twenty minutes on each of four Sundays
in April and Of putting them back twenty
minutes Oh each of four Sundays in Sep.
TENDER. That is TO say, il proposes to
substitute eight Sundays Of twenty -four
hours each four Sundays III April which
shall each be less than twenty -four hours,
and four Sundays in September which
shall each be more than tWenty-four
hours each Nothing is lost, but the gain
IS substantial
Ii means that the man Mho now leaves
off work at > pm will take with him
home the light We now have at $40; he
who leaves III at O'Clock will take with
him the light we now have al 4 40. and SO
on. To workingmen who leave off work
Saturdays the advantage TO be gained is
most striking Those whose half-holidav
commences at L., !, or > o'clock will
have at their disposal much daylight
as if il commenced at 1O:40, II 40 or 12:4O
respectively. What this means at the END
Of the year is somewhat impressive. 1t
means annual gain of 30 hours Of use
full daylight equivalent TO twentN-one
days of ten hours eachl every year.
Gain to Future Generations.