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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Is tor cini9en Snbren elm
Nh anarfiitiIhcr 9lutbunb in
edit fciger @eiie aus einem
~ Sinterbalt cine Bonnie auf
baS iun9@pernldblte ipaniihe GDnigss
pnar idlcltberte, Oh bate cine rges
niiie" Sreiie (bie S~agespreiie. -
Die 8eb.) MIR elm Of 9 a 9 NJ
q hel5uden II. Gbcnio bate
oieielbe .9cpiie" Yrciie bcr5li6
ipenig 5u ben ia 9ombenz Itteutaten
gu iagen. pel6e in Den lesten 25
Snbrcn nlein IN Ger aufbliibenben
Stnbt Barcelona pplfilbrt ipurs
Den, unb ippbei 241 WenIhen per&
itiimmelt unD AZ Spfcr getDbtet fprrS
benl - llnb, mas fraste bieie "gez
riiie" Trciie barnad. ais fiir5lth IN
Barcelona Die Hepolution fiir's gauge
2anb proflamicrt iuurbe, nls bic repo=
lutipndren Mprbbuben i'm Sfeine
b~rennenber Sl6iter lire Srgien feiers
ten nub bas ifmer5lid)c Webcflagcn
Sablrciher ihuloluicr Spfer bic sanse
cipiliiierte Welt ST eiuem Gnt-
riiitungsihrei auiforberte? mar
tie itumml -
Sm September 1898 purbe Der
bon Cuba Der befannte Waribna
Wartine5 Gampos bur6 Den Inarhis
item Yaulino Snlos bel elmer Srups
penIfau g~et0btet. @uber benz War<
ihaa ianben nod 5tpei Yerionen ben
COB, 5pDlf anbere ipllrbeu peritiim@
melt. = Im 7. Nopember 1898
ipurben i'm Sbeater burh cine Inarz
6iitenzg ombe 3Dun5ig WeniGen
9et6btet unb neun8ig p~eritiimmeltl
@m Z. Sum- 1896 purbe cine
obnlei6nams : Yro5eis
fipn bon anar6iitiI6en 'Worbbnben
i%ibcrfaaen. ipo6ei 3 1851 Soote unD
pierunbpier3ie @erpunbete
ben 9oben bcbedten! llno bns Iacs
ollein in Barcelona! So, in ben brei
Sabren bon 1904 bis 1907 ipuroen
bier aQein neunu nboreiB | 9
Gttentate periibt, benen a d t
Soote unb ehsunoe68i
@eripunbcte gum Spfer fielcn. Sieic
S6redcnsliite ipdre nod 81 perldnz
germ, nber lie genii9t.
Is lit eripieien. baB Die S6ben
bicIer Morbtbnten meiit in Den Sdnz
ben bes Gnardi It ten : Sduptz
Iings Serrer 5ulammenliefen,
ienes S6euialS. tpclhes Defenders Der
Su9enb Die 2ebre einprd9te. nbaB es
9eaen Die Sbri9tcit MIR II @tittcl
aGbe. nGmlih = bic 8ontbe uoer Das
0itt"; bod Die getuiie m a III
rerpreie hattie 81 allebem rein
gar Nihts 81 iagen, benn Der =.
8rlber Serrcr mar elm Of 10 o.
rener Seiub Homs Sas
acniigt ia in ieneu areiien bcfannts
li6, nm Dem sr0Bten S1urten einen
8lorieni6eiu 3u perleiben. - @s ldBt
iebr tief bliden, pcnu I'M offi8iellen
Organ Der frau30iiIden Sreimaurerei
(bem Bulletin 6eboomabaire oes
loses De Ia region pariiienne relepant
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
qrmtfh- AnaerikanifdDr
atreRftmmem.

Ser TetroIeums 6 ruit fpurbe in
Seras our Sablung elmer 8elo6ube
bon $65,000 perurtbeilt. Sas lit
Sbeorte. Sect fommt bas gintreiben
Der Summe. Sas lit graris, unb
mod redt i6tper nnb ausli6tslos ba@
5l. - ~2nuisb. Gn5."
=
Ser g5ar unb Der &6nig bon
Stalien baben iid umarmt nnb eez
fiibt. unb 5000 Mann Solbaten
bilbeten Die 8a6e babel. @as mist
es einem Ieni6en, 86nis 5u fem;
elm Irmer lit bod better bran. Der
fam ieinen S6ae ielbit I'M Sunfeln
fiiiien. - rN. S. Sr. 3tg."
Sic Srase lit beutc Die: 8es6alb
lieb Die ~perfloiiene republifanii6e Ios
miniitration alio porncbmlid
Sbeobore Hpoiepelt uno 9unbess
anipolt Sonaparte - es 5u. oaB Die
S1minbeleien unb 8aunereien Der
Wdnncr bonn 3udertrut ~peridbren
fonnten. - rN. .. Staats5tg."
IL
3por bnben 3ipei Sralen nidt libel
2uIt, Iidj Inn bas Gmt zines Strabens
Experimentation 81 beperben, bod
big iebt bat nod fein peibliheS
8eIen Wiene gema6t. lid Der Seiens
9riaaoe an8ui6licBen. ipelhe lid nm
Die Teinbaltung Der StraBen bers
Sieut aemqtt. - ,SQ. Stuatsata,"
Sic ipirtbi6dftli6e Gage bes 2ans
bes lit unperdnbcrt gut, unb Tie beiiert
ii6 nod fortgeiest. i6reibt elm 9latt.
- Sapobl! Slciih lit tberer. BUT
ter. gier. Semitic, aoblen itei9eu i'm
Yreiiel 9abei mag Die Gage oes
Gamblers ober Der Sruits iib beiiern,
aber Die 2obne unb @ebdlter beilern
ii6 leiber nidt. - Buff. Gem"
+
ginen bor5ii9li6en @is baben lid,
ginbre6er in einem Stdbt6en in
indianapolis gcleiitet. sic brahen
in cine 8auf Elm, lieben aber einen
Saufen @elb lie9en, nls lie I'M
S6aesetpolbe elm SAB Bier entbeds
ten. Siu5u5ufiigcn lit. baB bas
StGSthcn in eincm trodenen SiItrift
Iiegt. Wan iiebt, Die 2iebe baben
bas before Sbeil erpdblt. - .Ginc.
Sr. Yr."
Ser philadelphia Gecorb" bat
einen 8ertreter nah europa gcianot,
nm bic bortigen ipirtbidaftlifen @ers
bdltniiie 81 erfunoen. Sn @nglano
fanb Der quite Wann 5u ieiner lleberz
rai6uns. bab bas Sfunb Suder 5pei
Gents peniger foitct, ais In Nem
Orleans. ipo er bergeitellt tpiro. Heis
mar nm einen Gent pro Yfuno btlis
ger, als in Siio, Carolina. bon mo er
berfam. 60 iiebt Der pielgeprieiene
Seeen bes S6ub5oles aus, lpenn er
bel 2idt betrahtet pirb. - ~Salt.
Corr"
i
Su IrfanIas Ite6t cine game
Wenge pprnebmcr Hrobibitiousbamcn
inter Der Inflage bes Sa5arbipieles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Mnf ben bentigen Gunpentiunen Der

peritiebenen Staatsperbdnbc iuuroen,
tpie iibIid. ald pieoer Seidliifie ges
faBt, Die beutidc Sprade inter Der
beuti9 : amerifanii6en Su9eno aufs
rebt 3u balten. Sn 3enrien, Soma,
lit es Der bphp. @ater 8. S6ulte uno
icine @emeinbe. pel6e fpieoer Die
ate aber perna6ldiiigte 3egel
morgcns nit Den Shulfinpern
bcuti6c Concentration gu pflegen, Den
Na6mittas ober fir Die cngliihc
sprade 5u reierpieren, aufgcnummen
baben, llnb praftiih ourhfiibrcn
ipollen. @dre CO nidt i'm Sntcrciie
Der bcutide Sa6e, aud NAL aus ans
beren 8egenocn unb 8emeinben bon
dbnli6en MaBre9cln 81 bOren?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

ieniationSs liiitcrnen. unD Sbatiaben
cntitcIlenben Snacsprciie Die Iunbe
madbtcu, 3eigcn bcutlid 9enu9. lpie
iebr uus cine groBe tatbolifde eng
hide Sagcs5eituu9 MOTH tbGtc, Die oas
fntboliIdc %2ciepublifum pnbrbeitsz
gendb nuffldrt uub i'm Stanbe lit,
iofort ilno obne 8er5u9 ar Den @ntz
itcIluneen Ser en9Iiiden S%usespreiie
in bcrielbeu Sprndc ipirfiam entz
9eg%en5utretcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Guf icincr Gciietunr burh

9luf ieincr GeiietDnr burh ben
8eiten bal 5err Saft bel 8%elcgcnbcit
Der Gditeinlegun9 cincs fatboIiifcn
Colleges in Selenu, Wpnt., geiagt:
rSrpbbem ib nidt Cures @laubcns
bin, 10 fam i) bod ni6t umbin, bas
cute @ert 5u piirbigcn unb gu
ifdsen. ipelfes Cure Stride in bieiem
2anbe tbut." Sas lit bod Der
iidcrite Setpeis, oab Die fatboliihe
Stride in bieiem 2anoe einc 9rpbc
Wiiiion erfiint unb ibre 0titglieber 81
gutcn giireern Der Ser. Staaten err
5iebt. Nber es 9iebt nod imnter ios
genannte rgbriiten". bic oas nidt
einieben ipolen. Sol6e Wcniden
limb 5u beballern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

g3ir mD6ten an bicicr SteIle bar
auf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, DAB es gut
-ipGre, tpenn Die Serren Setretdre Der
peridieoenen S%taatsperbdnbe bcS
Central 8ereins bctailirte 9eri6te
an ben Rigr. Siomebe Salcunio. Den
Gpoitolii6en 0eleeateu gu &aibingz
ton. 8. G., Ienbeu pilrben. 8ie 9es
fagt. es ipdre gut fir uuiere Sabe,
tpenn bies gei6eben tpiiroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
spifen sic aud, baB S6epbor

@iHen Sic audi, baB S6eooor
Hooiepelt borige 8o6e 81 Sabre aft
Q~eiporoen? Seiu Rahfolser, Srdiis
bent Gait. puroe am IS. September
idon 50 Sabre alt. Seibe baben in
ben berflpRenen Ionaten, Der cine
auf ieiner Gfrifareiic unb Der anbere
auf ieiuer 8unbreiie bur6 Die Ger.
Gtaoten. ii6 oroentlid nb9eradert.
gs bari ipobl a%ngenommen iperoeu,
baB beibe ~alte 5duier" ii6 ~freueu.
iucnn Tie ipieber ~bei Ruttern" iinb
nnb ipieberum ciien f0nnen, mas ibnen
fbmedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
sd pcrurtbcile Sic su $50 8eIbz

,Sh pcrnrttctle sic 81 500 6elp<
itrnie mcgen Terfauis BON 2ottcriez
Nur Die gunbesrcgierln9
bat Elm Mpnopol i'm 2otterie 8cihdft
lrno 4ripntperipncn nidJt." 60 entz
idieo 9unbcsriGter 2anbis bieier
Gage 5u Chicago gcgen cincn bprtigen
9iir9cr. Ibcr Die niehlidc Spibc
gcgcn Die 8egierun9 - Die it'd natiir@
lid altf Die Iuslooiun9 bon 8e9icz
ruugsIdnpcreicn be5iebt unb bon linz
pdrteiiiden ais circ Tcrlcsung Der
Ocieec Der Surbesrcgicrung angcz
icben ipirO - Die iibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Yas bic @ube a~nbelanst, lit ma,

bier in amerita am ipenigitcn rid
ftdnbie". 60 lit 8. g. baS Reueite
in Der Sutmobe Der n@aierfaa" @Sut.
Ser ginbruf zines 8aHerfales fpirb
burd Sebern berbor9erufeu. Ser
ginbrud aber, ben Der Iann. Der fir
einen iplden Sut bleden mub, bapon
befommt, iol elm 9an5 anberer iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
gci,ere bid, Milwanfee, 10 lar

Vcfere bid, Wttlmanfee, 10 lan9e
es nod 3eit lit. grede NIT beinem
feu6tsfrDbliden 2ebensipanbel, nit
beinen iiblen 9%eipobnbeiteu. Omar
bat bid bic .8. 6. 3. H." nit ibrem
ndhtiGbrigen Gonpente beri6ont,
aber I'M bas Sabr 1911 mil iie be-
ftimmt bid beimiu9en. Nlio Before
bihl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
@enia idmeidelhaft fiir Cannon

WctNtB TUNNtFHeIUUTl tut OIIlIIUII
1T Der @ergleih, Den 9unbesienator
2aSonette in ber ncucitcn Summer
feines Na9a5ins a%uiteIt. Sier
ndmlid fisuriert "Ontel Soc" ais elm
srimmiser, alter, lang6Gbuiger 8olf.
&rmer Soc; bdtteit 9u bod geiuubt
Bel Seiten ab8utatclu. 10 ipdre Sir
an Der Sobn unb Spott. Der Dir nod
tpirb, ebe Su ~9egnugen" ptrit. err
fpart geblieben. Erobbcm mir Sid
iennen, bauerit Oh ms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
ssir mpQen slbiteauna Der s6dben,

bic ii6 in ben lesten Sabren Defenders
in unieren Dffentlifen 8erlpaltungen
10 brett geuna4t baben. 8idti9.
&ber, meine Serren. belfen mir and
bicran am 8ablta9e. Stimmen mir
mad beitem 8iiien uub 8ewifen!?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Senator 9llbrih, benz Der @eiten
bisber als cine pquantite neeltgeable"
geaplten bat, tpirb ing in Babe be-
fudben tommen. 8erben mir 9lei9es
NIT 8leidem bergelten?l?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Dir NrTahs-

.8csbalb iinb Sic benu gun,
Gbreumitgliebe bes Semperenaler>
@ereins ernannt iporben. Scrr
8ubis?"
I'D bah bem Screine 81 iciucm
Se~bniGbri9eu Stiitungsieite Gin SAP
Bier lpenbirt ~"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

gSie bod b~eutsutase iun9e nno alte
10 babinraien, nm MIR raid
an ben Ibgrunb 81 geIangen, IN benz
iie u%ntergeben peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Sas gaiebalfpiel bat bios" nellns
sebn Reni6enlebcn in bieiem Sabre
aeforoert. Gber - Die Subballz
Cation bat crit b%e9onnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Seben Sag fonnen mir an inherent
inneren Wcni6en perbeliern, ipenn
mir MIR ipollten. Ser dllBere gleni6
piiroe babel MIR %geipinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

@ir iinb i'm Alerieelen= Wonat.
Ian bette redt oft fir ale I'M Seq
feier 2eibenben bas StpBecbet: "Serr
Glib linen Die efpi9e 8ube II. (. 10"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Grit iuGsct, batn Wagen. Ser
@runbIas ioute au6 in Der 8aliers
ftraben< Solittt gelten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Na6bem jiinsit ai1 &ublanb unb
Stalien iif iiber Die 9aIfans Tolitit
beritGnbist baben. lit bic @eritanz
bigung 10 poIitdnbis. bab II Der
alto 8irriparr pieber bon Neuem be-
ainncn fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Sen bubcn &ertb oes ShiucigenS
Iebrt uns am 8eitcn ein S6rpdeer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Der 9icib fat ifarfe Iugen, nber
tallbc Sbrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Die Gnttelunsen ipelbe iiber ben
Sob Serrer's, iiber Spanien unb Die
fatbolii9e STRIDE in Der periubeteu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Ella Nop. Iarid S9uefet. Soiapbat.
~ 10. Seopotb. albert. @ertrne, g,
RIO. Omar. StbiIba, &. Gbmuno.
M.l7. @rssor b. @umosrtater. S,lba.
&. 10. Soo. Worimus. Romanl5.
7.19. 9liabetb D. lbitr. HonttanlS.
G.. 30. Tellr D. %olois. Scui9nns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

Sn GrfanTas itebt cine gan3e
Wlense pprnebmcr NrobibitionSbamcn
inter Der Inflage bes Sa5aroipieles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
SatbrIiidcr Sirdcn. 9alenbcr.

9iom Scnft1rnlcin. Idttb. Is.
31-35.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

1 Is tor cinigen Sabren elm
\ anar6iitiihcr glutbunb III
y edit fciger @eiIe aus cinem
. Siuterbalt cine 8ombe auf
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

The New York Times tells of the
discovery of method of removing
the poisonous and Intoxicating ele-
ments from whisky without removing
its exhilarating effect. The discovery
is doubtful. Science could hardly ex-
tract the intoxicating element without
extracting alcohol, which is also the
exhilarating element. A liquor which
would serve the purpose of raising the
spirits Of men without afterward drag
ging them down to the level of brut-
ishness would be boon to mankind.
But it will probably be necessary for a
long time to come for the man who
wants to get the good without the bad
out of spree to drink only in mag
nation.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

Levi P. Morton was at one time min
lister to France and aspired to be
named ambassador to the court of ST.
James. He estimated that four years
in that coveted position would cost
him 100000, and was willing to pur-
chase the honor at that price, but he
failed to receive the appointment.
John Hay, who filled that responsible
position during McKinley's administra-
ton, did not consider it necessary to
entertain on lavish scale in order to
maintain the dignity of the United
States and was able to perform val
liable service for his country without
the expenditure of great amounts of
money. 1t cost Robert T. Lincoln
about $4,000 annually to represent his
country at the court of st. James, and
he entertained in what he considered
very modest way. No young man
can really afford to fill that particular
position if he is wholly dependent upon
the salary he will receive, but he may
aspire to the post of ambassador to
the French court or that of Germany
or Russia without feeling that large
wealth Is necessary before accepting
such position.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

A new process of purifying and ster-
ilizing milk has been invented by DR..
Budde of Copenhagen. There are sew.
eral strong claims made for this pro-
cess. 1t removes the dirt, of which
the best of milk contains considerable.
1t destroys the germs, does not impair
the nutritive quality Of the milk nor
impart any unpleasant taste. Milk
treated by this process will keep sweet
much longer than ordinary milk and
as the purifying and sterilizing is very
quickly done, the cost Of this prepared
milk will not be much increased.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

The publication of testimony in d.
vorce cases is utterly obnoxious to
people of refinement and good sense,
but some actual good may result from
making the testimony in the Howard
Gould divorce suit, since it so forcibly
proves the utter futility of wealth and
money spending as source of happi-
ness. Their lives had not enough Sc
rious aim and purpose to make them
worth living. They merely wallowed
in money spending and too late have
come to realizing sense of it's empti.
ness. They could not buy happiness,
nor worthy motive for living with all
the Gould millions.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

Before the civil war the raising of
hemp and the manufacture Of rope and
other products from 1t was a great in
dustry and many fortunes were
amassed from 1t. Indirectly 1t gave a
great impetus to the river traffic as
the greatest plantations we're along the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers and
made up large part of the cargoes of
the river steamers. The introduction
of wire tie for binding cotton bales
and grain. the use of iron ships which
dispensed with the use of oakum cord
age and sails and other changes af-
fected the industry adversely, but the
chief cause for it's decline was the alb
clifton Of slavery, which took away
the cheap labor hemp raisers had de-
pended on. White men would not do
the hard work involved gathering the
crop and breaking the tough hemp fl.
bres. There is no reason why the in.
dustry should not be revived In many
sections of the country as the work
objected to can now be done by ma.
chinery.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

the city from destruction wrought by
earthquake and fire in April. 1906.
The thought of making them such a
token first occurred to Ambassador
Jusserand when he was receiving IN
person the medal given by the United
States to the French government In
commemoration of the kindly recep-
ton and aid given by the French peo-
pie to Franklin during the revolution
airy war. The news of the terrible dis.
aster to San Francisco reached Wash.
ington just as Ambassador Jusserand
rose to receive officially this medal,
and the thought of return compli-
ment instantly occurred toahim.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

Thomas A. Edison has at last per.
fected his apparatus for building con-
crete houses for $1,000 which would
cost as much as $4,000 If constructed
from stone of the same design, Cast
iron moulds are used in constructing
these houses. 1t will take four days
to set the moulds up and in six hours
the concrete can be poured in. The
Edison concrete house is destined to
fill long felt want If 1t proves to be
as successful as now seems probable.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

A prominent social worker in Phila-
delphia says christianity has lost it's
hold on the working man because it
has not been willing to stand commit
ted to his needs and to those things
which constitute industrial righteous
ness. This is a serious and very
broad accusation, which cannot be ac-
copied as including a majority of the
churches of the country without more
direct proof. Some churches may not
stand for industrial righteousness and
as much interest in the poor mans So
cial' moral and physical welfare as in
that OF the richest member, but we do
not believe this to be true of the larger
number of religious organizations. If
it is there is something radically
wrong with the churches interpreta-
lions OF the teachings of the Christ.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

FIG. REORGANIZATION OF MANURE.
to the land as fast as formed. When
It is allowed to decay in the barnyard
much Of the nitrogen is lost. and rains
falling upon It also wash out other ele-
ments. The manure spreader is an
implement that should be found In
every barnyard. The manure can be
loaded direct from the stables to the
spreader at almost all seasons Of the
year and spread In an even layer upon
the field. With a spreader the manure
can be made to cover twice as much
ground. so that the whole farm can be
gone over oftener
While barnyard manure is undoubt-
eddy one of the best means Of main
tanning fertility, 1t cannot always be
had. Many farmers, because Of their
location near markets which demand
certain crops, find It more profitable to
supply those crops than to raise live
stock, Others. prefer grain farming
because 1t Is less combining. Such farm
ers must have some method Of main
tanning fertility which does not depend
primarily upon manure.
Tho Value of Glover.
The best substitute for manure Is
clover. Clover supplies an abundance
OF nitrogen. the most rapidly used OF
the three essential elements. Three
fourths Of the air is made up OF nj
trogen. Clover and other leguminous
crops are able to get nitrogen from
this source by means Of bacteria which
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02
About Norfolk.

Pilger Herald: The Pilger ball
team has been engaged to play ball
at Norfolk on the third for a purse of
SIS. A special car has been secured
and large crowd will go from here
to root for the Pilger team. 1t is ex-
pected that the car will be attached
to No. 119, freight that leaves here
about $3.50, and will be brought back
on No. 40 in the evening. 1t is no
more to be expected that the crowd
will follow the ball team, as no town
has a more loyal set of fans than has
Pilger, and everyone that can should
go to help the home team win on that
day.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

change the nitrogen Of the air into nj
trates. a form In which It can be rsed
by the plants. Fully one-thlrd Of the
nitrogen collected BY the clover plant
is left in the soil In the roots and stub
BILE. One crop of clover In n four year
rotation will furnish nearly enough nj
trogen for the remaining three crops
In the rotation.
This is a much cheaper form OF OBJ
tanning nitrogen than by purchasing It
In commercial fertilizers at 10 to Is
cents a pound. II is much more profit
able to keep the nitrogen supply fairly
constant by the continued use of a ro-
tatiop with legumes than to add a
large amount ut one time. Nitrogen In
the form of nitrates is readily soluble,
and every rain washes some of 1t out
of the soil This Is not true of the
other essential elements to any marked
extent. Too liberal supply of nitro
gen at one time tends also to promote
too rapid leaf growth at the expense
Of fruit or grain.
The stubble and roots of the clover,
together with the cornstalks and other
rubbish. will do great deal to keep
up the humus supply. In addition to
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02
Central Americas banana crop

Central Americas banana crop is
making the country prosperous in
spite Of revolutions, mosquitoes, and
exhorbitant freight rates. The ba-
mana palm is far more Industrious
than its owner, and works legal Holt.
days, days, nights and Sundays, which
its owner does not do. A self-picking
tree would be an improvement highly
appreciated by the natives, and fly
ing machines with which to carry the
crop to it's northern market, but
these trifing advantages will probably
soon be acquired.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02
THE COLoRED MANS BURDEN.

The case of Oscar Micheaux, the
Pullman porter who went to Gregory
county during the Bonesteel rush and,
buying REIMBURSEMENT, made
good" as a farmer, ought to stand
out as an inspiring example to others
of his race who consider themselves
handicapped in the game of making a
living.
This man has apparently been as
successful as his white neighbors. He
has gained their respect. He has
money in the bank. He has worked.
Apparently persistent effort and I'M
stinted work will do much to solve
what now seems to be problem.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02
Tribute to George Meredith.
Died May IS, 1909.

Died May Is. 1909.
He listened TO the mighty Tyre OF earth
And learned the lore of soul compelling
song.
He pondered on the rune OF right and
wrong
And saw the hearts OF men. their woe
their mirth.
In him our vision had a second birth.
For by his words we saw as through
some strong
Enchanted lens the conscience OF the
throng.
The font of III. the hidden source OF
worth
Shall death claim him. on deathiess
knowledge reared7
Shall dreams o'ertake the master OF the
dream?
Nay; his the perfect love that never
feared.
His words send through our grief ra-
diant gleam-
with Life and Death I walked. and Love
appeared
And made them on each side shadow
SEEM
Joyce Kiimer in New York sun.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-02

William Mustard of Anderson, Ind,
recently decided that he was too old
to work any more, being so years of
age. so he removed the sign over the
door which for fifty-nine years has in.
formed the public that they could get
shoes repaired at his shop, folded his
apron around his tools, locked his door
and died. He was worth $4,000, but
was afraid to quit work lest 1t injure
his health.