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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-01-01
The Preliminary Trial of Edwards
BrOtharS.

The preliminary examinstio,
of Dyke and AL Edwards ch ,rg, d
with the killing of DR.. A. F..
Richardson, viii take place at
The Court house in this city on
Wednesday January. 6 Bell &
Daniels and Carroll and Magru-
der will appear for the prosecu-
ton aud the Edwards brothers
will be represented by Hon.
Wiley N. Nash of this city and
Daniel & Adams of Ackerman-
The trial will be before w. "a.
Reynolds and it is probable that
he will have other justices to sit
with him. This of course is op.
tionary with Justice Rey ynolds.
~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~
Christmas was celebrated q
StarkvIlle in quiet aud chris
tian-likc manner. Business sus-
pended Christmas day and Fri
day and Satoday the stores were
closed and a. Sabbath Like sereni-
ty prevailed. There was no
drunkenness or disturbances and
the holidays were observed prop
erly. Many families enjoyed re.
unions. 1t was a home coming
season. and the town for the
past week has been filled with
former citizens who took occa.
sion to visit theis old no ne.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-01-01
LOT FOR SALE,

Nice vacant lot, convenient to
school house and business por-
tion OF town, suitable for resi-
dence, 1o6 #. front and 2IO it.
deep. Price reasonable. Apply
to h. O. BELL.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-01-01
1DR. A. F. RICHARDSON KILL
ED CHRISTMAS EVE.

One of the most deplorable
and regretable tragedies that
ever occurred in Oktibbella
county was the Killing of DR.. A,
F. Richardson at sturges Christ
mas eve night,
The press reports of the oc-
currence published in the daily
papers for the next few days
latter The killing we're contradic
(vecry
1t seems that there was only
one eye witness to the tragedy
young man named Walker,
who was held in custody several
days but subsequently released.
After the excitement subsidized
. Messrs Dyke and AL Edwards
nfr endered to the sheriff and
IRE now in Jail in this city await
ng the preliminary examination
which has been set for January
ilh be o e Justice of the Peace
W. II. Reynolds.
The killing of DR.. Richardson
took place on tho streets of Stur-
yes near the entrance OF Shrop-
1tAhire's drug store in which DR..
oRlchardson has his office. DR..
Richaedson had just LETT his Of
,siepped out upon the
,--Areet when the firing CON,
menced.
As 10 the exact particulars,
they will not be known until
developed in the examination.
Mali parties 10 the unfortunate al.
klr are prominent and have
their friends The Ed wards
1rotners are sons of DR. Wa.
Edwards of SLurges and brothers
~ Elk. .Chancery Clerk W. W.
Edwards.
-9r, Ri, hardson was one ofsthe
y prominent Iphysicians in.
state. He was member tf
IaSard of Health, "a
pof spotless character and
high In his profession and
iegarded as one OF the best
s most nseful citizens of the
Id. Funeral of DR.. Richardson.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-01-01
Don't 1t Jar You?

To have "a cough that you
cant leave of-sven when you
go 10 bed? Put it away for good
by when using Simmons' Cough
Syrup. 1t heals inflammation of
the throat and lungs-glves you
rest and pc ,ceful sleep
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-01-01
Funeral Of DR.. Riceard son.

Funeral of DR.. Richardson.
&. funeral of DIR. A. F. Rich
"a who was killed in Stur-
christmas eve night took
at his late residence 10
es December 26.
pie fuom all parts of this
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-01-01
Catarrfl and Headache,

Mrs. z Il. Goforth, 2ll9 Hol-
ly Street, Kansas City write !:
"After using a sample bottle and
two 25c bottles of Hunts Light
ming Oil, l am almost we'll of
ca,arrh. 1t stops my headaches.
It is the best medicine | ever
saw and | just can't keep house
without it," She is right.
Mrs. Grace Stewart of New
Albany spent the holidays with
TIE family of her father Col. T.
j. Wood.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-09

natures methods OF healing /.
would have continued To s.rsa a.
needy. IL unwlse. master. 90
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-09

natures methods OF healing !.
would have continued TO ser,. ~.
needy. IL unwlse. master. 80
Something About the Head and .uo,
lows Horns"
of course. we all know thar ~
head Is not solid bone. but how m,r.
know that IL contains several ous,.
large air cavities and can tell tho h
cation OF theac sinuses7 Each ala.
OF tho face below tho eve ana ~.
region OF the forehead Just aboys ~.
eyes arc made UP by two plates !,
bone with considerable cavities whlrh
contain air between them. Thass at
cavities. or sinus~~ IA they are rallaa
have small openings in their walt.
that communicate with the cays,g.~
OF tho nose.
In sheep. grub" when verx
small. enters these cavities by ~
OF tho nose and growing becomes
troublesome parasite.
In all animals tn. roots or faurx
OF somc OF tho grinders. or mo,ay
teeth. extend into ,hrso cavities
Hence. a diseased tooth may eanxe /.
discharge from the nose which NAV
by tho farmer b. mistaken for !
symptom OF caiarrh or even gLanders
These air cavities. or th. one In lie
forehead. communicate with tn. car.
isy or hollow % tho horn OF horned
animals IL In therefore. not remark.
able that when a horn Ia bored aud
a liquid injected into tho horn cavi,y
that this liquid comes out of tho NOS.
srils. IL II simply following tho nat.
nral course OF \ liquid through nor
NAL passages. Will. this unques-
uonahly proves tina, the COW has :
hollow horn II does not prov. thai
shc has the Hollow Horn" or IL In
any Nay diseased. In thin conncc~
ton II may a. we'll BIO stated thar
tho horns OF cattle over a year old
arc always more or teas hollow. The
sssc OF the cavity OF tho horn varies
considerably In different animals IN
dor apparently similar conditions
out usually II In larg-s. In large
horns and In old ca,ii~ In poor con.
ditlon.
Foolish Tr~~tm-ne Of the Horrs
Eyes.
The Eyes Of tho horse arc 80 I'm
portans that III. ioaa OF one dcpre-
eiasrs his market value very greatly.
but nevertheless iitti. IL known By
the average hors. owner OF their
structure or OF tho remarkable means
nature has provided for protecting
them from PARTICLES OF dust and 9TH
er small bodies In proportion ~
mo fore ex,rcmitics are less useful
In protecting the eyes there IL DE-
sclopcd Mt the inner side OF the eye
socket n membrane tmcmbrana nlcti-
thnsl. or washer" aa IL liz popularity
called. which when tho eye Is drawn
backward into the socket is forced
out over tho exposed or outer portion
OF the cycbali. Tho washer-likc ac-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-09
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY.
Live Stock Diseases Their Nature. D..
vention. and Treatment
ARTICLE /.

some Veterinary Anatomy the Farmer should uox
Often Killed by Drcuchng Through tho Foolish Ia
About Hollow Hon'-Cruc silly Practice Of Trc.,,
The cooks
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-09
FREE TO FAR N ERS

fas sfscN4sa Arrangement Htsseain's hts tssS
snsef rasaAusaac. @lsh sample ~ tssstnnssd
itscs tvs hfsE scrst uuFu thza made tt.1
husbcts issF acre atiI 'sc suAfirsS sfer sD UeorY
f.Atrf - thts EsAfrs @hm ts tnsnsess1sf ga she
rF19as thes Etoss Thtc hHE ass@sA kcsAA h&aa sss
MAKE are tafsn Att1 garden fsag. fs's mmrah
anF1afn ~ all ~ hn ltans az sasa. Write sas n
snh tWrBstmH fhGs rafAwFs The aSasrsa ss
ttssSAan' . AesaE gannAc. Shenandoah, la
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-09


N sorlption of tho structure
anatomy--of any portion OF tho body
of any domestic animal. Tho pur-
poac IS simply Go point out a few
anatomical fac,a with the relations
which th-sc facts bear ~ tho care OF
our farm 1.-Two stock. And I'm this
short article NO can discuss only y
few OF those which our experience
has shown should be known by every
1.-Two stock owner.
Farmers should Study Skeletons NJ
Animals.
Tho Homes serve am tho frame work
around or on which the body ssruc-
lures arc built. II every handler OF
.ve stock would study this frame
work or skeleton 30 that hc knew
tho general shape. position and rcla-
'lons Of tho bones Of tho body. this
knowledge would DO of very great
value To him In Understandable. cor.
rect form or conformation In judging
live stock. and would also enable
him 10 avoid many mistakes In tho
caro- and management Of injured AMI
malls.
For instance. how many know the
enact location Of tho hip joint In the
horse and COW. or know that shcrs
arc s~o joints Ia tho leg OF tho horse
below tho sciiock tlnoorrccsiy called
anhl-l joint
y. seems there should hc no ssou.
bio In locating tho hip Joint. and II In
fact that there IL ono Joint about
tun-shsras Of tho way down between
tho f~sioct join, and tho top % tho
boot and another about two inches
lover which 10 covered by tho upper
tart 81 tho hoos. Such kno~icdsv.
simple though I, may seem. would
often prevent absurd and serious
mistakes In locating and d-nnsng .
'rnuble.
isorv~s Often KILLED by Dr~aehias
Thrpugh tho Nos~.
The Head IL an imporsan, and very
complex mass Of tissues and organs
IT which marc should DO known. For
instance. all realize In a general way
'ha, the nosc and nasal passages are
FOR The passage Of air In breathing
and that tho mouth In for tho prepa.
"a'ion and passage OF food, and rot
how often medicines that arc intend.
~ I'm ~ns~r tho stomach. and should
therefore follow tho natural passage
~ the food through the mouth. are
r's~n through the nosr. This IN dan.
r"r"us In all animals. but In made
much NOR. an In tho horse by tho fact
hat The sof, palate. that n~ahy cur.
'Hinslihe membrane which separates
n. mouth cavity. from tho thron,
fnharrnst. IL so long In this animal
'hat " completely closes the passage.
way between these two cavities. This
'"rmation makes II possible for the
horse IN breathe through hi. mouth
'nls with tho greatest dinirulty. ana
y" never does so save when the nasal
7hS~ae.s nr- closed,
when medicines are given through
he nasal naHsawes n II becomes
necessary for the horse tn breathe
"hil" there Ia medicine In tho nose.
there In danger NJ both medicine ana
''r going into the lungs. Pneumonia
H"S death w. nor m unusual result ~
7"eh had practice. Nanv horse
mas died from simple" remedy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-28
Planning an Attack.

Very comprehensive plans for attack
Continued on Page Teu.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06
0eitprbeM

Nm 80. Mpril in Der N1be bon 8ol=
tic Srau Dapib Gonter I'M Mlter BON
81 sSabren. Rie 8eriiorbene mar in
German Ioipnfbip in Solules @0untn
eeboren, tpobnte aber leit ihrer Werhel
rathuna i'm Sabre 1848 in Der Ndbe
bon Baltic. Sic biuterldBt bier SObne
uno cine 5odter.
gm /. Mai in Canal DOber @lpoe
8. 9. @1oellas i'm Mlter Don Z Sab
rem oil einem 5erslsioen. Der Gnabe
NOR in Mooffer sebOren. no ieine Nnt=
Ter pelliee @tunoen nab ieiner @eburt
perI1ieo. 8as Gino lpuroe bann au
Ieinem Snfel. 9hlip 5boellas in So.
nal Sober, aebradt tno tDie ein Glno
oes 9aules aufgesoaen.
Nm %. glpril in @anal Goper Srau
Marp G. Welt, Satin BON 5om. WeIt.
i'm gllter bon 70 Sabren. 8ie 8er=
itorbene binterldbt cinen 6atten uno
pier Ginoer.
9lm 2. Mai in Stem pbilaoelpfia
Gomaro S. 2eonaro i'm utter bon
36 Sabren on Der Malierluht. Sei
8erforbene binterldBt eine Wlttme.
| glm /. Wtai in 5ugarcreef 6rar
| Sobn Neff i'm Nlter bon 81 Sabren
Sie 0eritorbene binterldBt ileben Slil'
Der, bier S6bne uno bret Sohter.
/ Qm S. Msai in @anal Doper Wittw
tmartba 8air, bic dlteIte 6rau III De-
5taot, I'M Mlter BON go. Bon pie
Rnoern, Die lie aeboren, lit nur nod
Elm 9obn ON 2eben.
gtm 2. 9lpril in ubri6spille 6ral
| @liIa @aples, Witttue bon @apt. s
@dples, i'm 9llter BON 80 Sabren. Dl
0erltorbene binterldBt ie6s Slnoer.
Nm 80. Npril in SrrenaTnl IN Wai
Ruon Senrp 8opp bon Seem gbilaoel
pbia i'm 9llter BON 81 Sabreu. Sc
0ertorbene mubte por tpenigen Wona
ten bon bier nod Walliilon 9eiano
meroen. Die 3eibe tpuroe bierber ge
bra6t uno auf Dem alten 5rieobof be
oraben. gr hjnterlaBt orel SObn
uno snei SOhter.
Nm 5. Mai in Sem Pbilaoelpbi
6rau Nmelia gmerion, Die Witttp
2 oes Dor einiaen MOnaten peritorbene
gen. gmerIpn, i'm Nlter bon rs SAT
rem. 9ie 8erforbene binterldBt eine
sobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06
Gin ttenes @ableeieb.

gtdhIt Dem @enuB, feline Stlmme 5n
mD9li9H bobem Preiie on einen Sruli
ooer an Die Neenten Der Qnti.Saloon,
9iaa su oertauIen, tennet Der mooerne
@eiebaeber feline bObere 6reuoe, als Die,
neue 8eleBe su MADDEN uno alte gu
uerdnoern - Oas iOll aber ourhaus
ni1t belBen perbehern. = 9aber tommi
es. oaB teine SiBung Der 8eleB9ebun4
oergebt, obne Dab OIL ben Sagogeieben
be,umaepiuIbt miro uno neue Wabl=
gelebe semaht tperoen uno 10 1T aud
lett oem |. Sanuar Elm neues 9Sabl=
aeleb in 9raft. Nad bemlelben mtilien
ale 9lominationen our9 8ornablen
9ema6t meroen. 9llle @anoloaten
mafen ben Stimmgebern petltionen
uorleeen uno Elm @anoioat mub speni9.
items smei proBent Der Stimmen lelner
partei in Dem 9iitritte baben, in Dem
er auftritt, penn er beritli6tiat ner=
Den foa.
Die @runola9e, na9 Der oles bereh=
net uiro, lit Die 5timmensabl fur ben
erlten utann auf Dem Sidet in Der leBt
oerflollenen Nopemberwahl.
9as @eIeB iAreibt ferner Dor. oaB
oiele petitionen tpeni9ltens 20 Sage
Dor Der Nbbaltun9 Der gornablen bel
Der Wablbeboroe oes @ountD eingereibt
meroeu miiilen. Sieie Sormablen fin=
ben oieIes Sabr uno in alien ipateren
Sabren, tpenn itdotiibe Seamte ertpdhlt
wereen, ON l. 9ienltag nab Dem l..
Monta9 i'm September ltatt uno ndhs
ltes sSabr uno in allen Sabren, in Del=
den Gountp geamte erwdblt peroen,
am oritten 9ienita9 i'm Mat. Die Wcb=
len Iinoen on ben gewDbnliden Wabls
pldben Itatt uno tDeroen Stlmmaettel
nod Dem aultraliiAen WabIIpfem psr=
nenoet.
Seine l1nterlhrift unter elmer pes
tition ilt eiiltig, wenn lle nidt eiaen=
bdnoie bon Dem getenten gel1rIeben
Miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06

Wdhreno Die ssobn RobinIor Gbotos
auf Der Geile lino, lit Die rieliae Wes
nogerie unter Der gluIlidt zines tiidbs
tiaen 6uperintenoeuien un0 feiner IL
er5abrenen @ebiilfen. Ser sooloailbe
grperte Der sbom ipriAt IT'D iiber
Die 6iitteruna Der 5biere am Sonnta9
rpie fol9t aus IS lit Elm Gebrauh,
10 alt mie Der Cirrus islblt, Die Sbiere
oes RabenseIGledts am Sonntag Talten
su lnHen. Man f6nnte aiauben, Ole
Sbiere miirben oeBtpe9en milo uno nn=
rub,g uno bel einselnen 1T oies au0
Der Soil, bod iebr balo gem0bnen he
| Ed oaran uno bas 6aiien bat feine
iblen 6olqsn. Der 3wed oes Galtens
lit, oem Maeen .3ube su qeben uno
Dies bat quite 6olaen. @smobnlib
meroen oiefe 3biere leoen 5aa srpstmal
eeiiittert. @s erioroert unaefdbr 10
gfuno 5leiib fir ieoes Shier fir leoe
Mahbelt. -Oie 5biere. uelbe Sii6e uno
Seu irefen, weroen ain Sonntas 9efilt=
tert, tpie 9emDbnlib. Wir tanfen Die
6ilbe auF Dem Martie uno es ilt nl6t
notbmenoig, iliihe Slide 81 fiittern.
IS ibeint uns, 0ab Die Golpetl uno
5iaer uno oas aanse SoBenaeldledt
peib, penn DER gonntas tommt, oenn
life Iinb snfrieben, tuenn es aber oors.
Itommt, bab on ir9eno elnem anoern
! 6aee um llbr Goni8 Simlon oo'r
5ultana nod teine Yorbereitungen be-
merten, oaB lie geIiittstt lueyoen iollan.
oann fallaeu lie on gu briilleh uno oas
| 6ebriill gleiat sinem @robeben. 8le
| Islepbanten IrsNen ieoen Gag ungeIdbr
1900 pFuno Seu, oa5u miro lbnen
nod Sleie geiiittert. t."
| 8ie berIibmte $40, 600 6eroe &C..
,dbnter @lepbanten 1T Die bette, Die
man nod ie geleben.
| N1breno leiner lanaen @rtabrunG
bat Serr Gobinlon cine tpunoeroolle
Nena9erie auiamnen 9ebrabt, Die
sroBte, Die beiebt. IS miro 9eIaat,
DER @ertb oerleIben erreiAe belnabt
81 100000. Sariu iino Die 500
BTeroe uno 100 Sbetlano Ponies.
pelhe in ben gorfeaun9en auftreten,
niAt mitsere6net.
IS 1T Elm iboner Nnblif. oieie Dle
naQerie gu leben uno es 1T Qenit9enc
3eit porbanoen, ebe bic Vorltellunael
beoinnen. Nu6 oas @Onsert III ihon.
rpeldes geIpielt Miro, pdbreno oae
pubIitum feline SiBs einnlmmt. Si'
arobe 5bow eibt 3mei gorfellunQen ii
/ Ne.p YbilaocIpbia an, Sten'
Il itag, IL. Wat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06

am Is. Mai beainnt bier Der Wai-
termin oes Greisgeridtes UNI tomnen
toleenoe 6dlle aur gerhanolun9
Staat Sbio 9eaen 2etpls s. &lnlep
u. o.; Sarrp @. Wbitater II. u. Qe'
Qen Die Staot 9ennilon ; Sobn 9.
5huu geeen 2etuis s. 6rep; 2R. y.
Renneop, Aom., segen Sobn W. aip-
lep u. o.; Sennie M. &ronB 9eaen
;@borles Maurer II. ~; 8uD Siloen
QeQen Gbriltian BERNHARD Sarrr
ShllB uno gilbert 9all aeaen ben
Staat Sbio @llIabetb Sapt qeQen
jsmanuel Saut staat SbiO 9e9en
Sanles Msele @eorae s. Sabis gp=
gen ben 5taat Sblo ; @lmer Sells Qe.
1en ben staat Ohio Walter S6eu
aeaen oen staat Sbio @oDaro Dor.
ming ge9en ben 5iaat Shio ; Staat
Ohio eeqen N. s. 8ieB.
Wlit sroBem Snterehe ltebt man Der
@ntIbeioune in Dem pro5elle bon Wal.
ter eheu, @ei1dftsfiibrer Der Srauerel
in Canal 9oper, geQen ben Staat ent=
Oeqen. getanntlid bat bier Common
pleas 8i9ter Sealea Die grauerei tpe=
gen bes Yerfaufs BON gier gu elmer
8elofraie perurtbeilt. tpdbreno Der
Common gleas Ri6ter Youne in Ma=
rion entldieo, baB eine Srauerei in ei=
mem ,trodenen" Gountp oas &ebt boz
be, Bier in Gilten fur ben 6ani!lenge=
braub gu pertaufen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06
syn unierer Gountp gaiiille mari

Sn unierer gountp gaitille maro
am Montae Nadnlittag Elm 6ohseits=
fef 9efeiert. Gilbert Bean, Der in Der
ldbe bon 8ippecanoe pobnt, hatte ein
gerbdltniB nit Soa 2aporte, Die bort
in Der Ndbe tpobnte, ueigerte iib ober,
als bas Mdoben ibn ordnate, lie al
beiratben. 5ie lieB i'm am 20. Npril
perbaiten. Sm @ountp @efdngnib ers
tpeidte fein @emiith uno ct erfldrte. er
tpoue Sba beiratben unb 10 tparo am
Montag Der gunb 9efhlonen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06

*gsiit Der Stol5 Der oeutiden 6aus=
frau, nenn ibre SopipHan5en iippia
aeoeiben uno Elm 9eiunoes Musleben
baben. I'm oieies 3iel su erreihen,
menat man Dem @ieBpalier m0hentlib
ein= ooer 3tpeimal etmas altobol, etma
einen Iinserbut boa auf Elm Quart
WaHer, bel. Sic MaHermufer mere
ben iebt natiirli1 ni1ts @ifrigeres au
tbun baben, als Die pHan3sntpelt
onrd .aeeignete" GeieBe aus Den
2lauen beg gltoboltenfels 3u erretten.
lDenn erit einmal bic ssuhlien, Die Go=
len, bic Nelten unD gar Der Gaftus oas
6aufen anfangen, oann mub ia be,
WeHenbau 3uiammenifiirsen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06

= Muf ieiner 5pur burd ben eiiben
bat Niharo Groter inebt GdnapsHa=
i4en in ben 6dulern Der probibitionilti'
inen 6taatsn geieben. ols ir9enbmo
ionF I'm lanbe. Die 2inosr fpielen
nit leeren 1laiHen unD bic Neger mil
benz Guiel. Der in .Dffenen1 Gtoaten
iiberbaupt ME perfnuft tperben fonnte.
Nbsr Die 0eu9slei BET probibitioniffen
iff befrie0i9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06

Gin @elabrter in paris III auf
@runo Der pctl ibm an9efellten unter=
iubungen gu Der ueber3euguns gstom=
men, oab I'M Monat Wai beftise gro.
erldhtterun9en al eriparten iinb. Die,
pie er binSuttgt, erbeblihen Shaoen
anri1ten tperoen. ct 9iebt iogar nit
gelimmtbeit on, baB iid bic fhliinm=
ten Gt6runaen on ben folgenoen Sagen
ereianen tperben am g.. q, H., l3.,
H., 49,, 90, 23., &C., 27.. 80. uno
81. Mai, unb DaB man oieie Gt0run-
oen ni9t nur in paris, ionoern In Der.
fdiebenen 9beilen oes 2anoes per.
fphren tuiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06

= Carrie geation min f6 0uf cine
ssarm aurAd3ieben. Die Na4ri4t h6r
ia idbon, isboG mir fe6lt 0er Gl0nbs.
Das Meib iann ni1t nlebr lebtn. obne
gRabau IL inoden uno oisler @enrs 1t
itr nuf oer 5dru peria0t
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06
9te. 9. & .. Giiembabm
Wad) Der MitSfteMntt8 TT

Seattle
unb anberen Bunften on ber pacific=
Giiite. tber perfdiaoene 2inien, billise
&unbfabrten on 9eipilien 5agen.
9enDer, Colorado sprin8s
t.aD EmebIO, GcI.,
ipe3ieae preiie fur bic @nnofabrt am
IL. bis 10. Mai uno l. bis 4. Jnli
unb nit langen 5erminen fur bic
NiidIahrt.
0etttatbtMd)enoe
fpe3isle @unofabrten an 9eminen
9agen mad benz Norbtpehen, Wefeil
ilno @l0wefen.
1tetet Mafbim8tptt. .. g..
nit Mufentbalt (obne Grtratolfen) III Die
beliebte Molife.
eostntADSs Ggeurttottttt.
Seben Gonnta9 Runofabrten fiir &
JeOernlatlrl.
Uaun iebt bic 9idet AgtAien coer
f9reibe an M. q. GarrsI, q. p. 81,
34l guelio apsa gIepeIano, q.
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Observation-Disclosures

Grant s. Miler, Canton - Marp
poten. Union 5p.
Beniamin Stuoer, OrrDile gmma
Serrman, Stem Pbilaoelpbta.
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syrene @efeler, DoDer 3p.
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bon Strabbur9.
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Noltp, glew philadelphia.
ssobn 2ranb, Strabburg - Suiar
3nedt. 2amrenee 3p.
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3umba9. beioe bon Stonecreet.
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The Meeker herald., 1909-06-12
Guardians q Literature Are
Not lnfailIbls.

It il usually the ignorant or con-
fused freqaenters Of . library who arc
responsible for amusing mistakes, but
occasionally IN ovsfhaughty guardian
Of literature gives occasion for . quiet
smile to those she serves. To . re-
quest for "Prometheus Unbound" one
such replied. with chilling decisive
ness: I'VE have no unbound books.
More recently. school teacher.
wishing to extead her rather scanty
knowledge Of the stories Of Edgar Al.
Ian Poe. in visw Of tie csntsaary Of
his birth. inquired 1t the delivery
desk Of rufal library for The Gold
Bng." adding: II cant seem 70 ind Il
n the ca&alogus. but I'm sure you
have II. A frisnd q mine had It out
last week."
The Meeker herald., 1909-06-12
ERRORS MADE BY LIBRARIANS

The librarian glanced at the card
catalogue drawer over which the
teacher had been porting. and smiled
. superior snnlle.
mo wonder. Miss Jones'" she ex-
planned with patient Eentleness.
You're looking under Fiction Turn
to Entomology and you won't have
any trouble
Smiling In her turn. different and
more genial smile. the teacher turned
to Entomology" and there. indeed.
duly classified with learned work ON
Eepidoptsra and Coisoptsra, she found
the unscientiio but fascinating insect
inventsd BY that master Of mystery
tales. who did not even know that Q
beetle IL not Q bug.
It was almost too good . Joke "a
apoal. but Instruction and corrsction
become second nature TO . tsacAef;
and. besides, there was her l1ty u
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