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Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

upply of fire wOri<r. afSsr which the company seated thctlsclves comfort ably on the spacious lawn and en- joyed a treat from MT and Mrs. Howard, which consisted of ice crea;4, sherbet abd cake L.it IF the goung people ertertaiGe1 with Fare
 Gusic until 3G. when the com paEy adjourned to meet and make merry again on next Fourth. Those present besides the Howard faInilI were the families of J. r. Bone. J. F. T. y!". R. R. Rot- Mrs. Stacy and Miss rlpha Mann a:-a as guests uc t'.a I"re family Tom Barilley pf Tucson and Julian Ambrose of PEOe- m., Vho has IgsJ returned from school in Virginia, where he has been .o- two years.
 A letter from George Wilkey. who left here a few weeks ago for Cal ifornia states that he and Tom Brockman, who was a resident of Cartwright for many years had vis- tied Toms old home in Sonora, also Santa Rosa and other places of in terest last week It has been thirty seven years since Tom saw the old home. On their return trip they took the steamer Isleton to Stockton. They arrived about 6:30. An hour later the steamer took fire and was floated tO the other side of the channel and sunk to prevent further disaster to property. No other loss was reported. At present George Wilkey and family are enjoying the fine cool weathe- of the sunny San Joaquin valley.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

S RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REPB REEP UBL C RURAL ROUTE RREESsP PODNNS

went to Mesa Monday. the 5th. but found out that Mesa was not quite as good as Phoenix.
 Our country roads are not ones to be proud of just at present Much dust caused by the heavily loaded gravel wagons going over them in the winter and now the melon wagons do not improve them any. When the time comes for attending to roads we hope our road overseer will give ours atten- tiOn at an early date.
 Louise Agner and Harriet Hayois took a drive in Phoenix Sunday even ing.
 Captain Norton is having his house repaired. It will be remembered to have been partly destroyed by fire in the winter.
 The Phoenix Melon Growers and Shippers association are prepared to distribute the profits from their first car of melons.
 The school board expect to repaint the woodwork. put out a fence and otherwise beautify the school property and it is hoped then the yard may be kept in a perfect condition. is caused by the heavily loaded gravel
 MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Strait went on Wednesday to visit their new grand son. Arthur Harold Beasley. the young sheep man who arrived in time to eel ebrate the ith at the Beasley ranch. Route f.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

Mrs. Asa Graham and Nr and Mrs Bob Loeue. M. Moore and f..,iI, drove out in the aftern)oI in their auto.
 Miss Fannie Breedlove visitCI Mag gie Doyle 1dosday. Mrs. w. R. Bratton and Mrs. ti. w Hancock visited at Ms. ". il Mar n's Tuesday.
 ;. I. Casey was in the West End of the valley yesterday looking after his cattle.
 K A LocUe held a smdii celebra- tinn the FnLlth MT. and Mrs $. N Mcclure. Mrs. w. H. Man snl son and John Nelson were there and en- joyed them. Ives.
 J. A. Ashhy of Alhambra sold his lahch to Ira Rech for $1S5 per acre, and left M"rGay night for California via Santa i'e. He will stpD at Pres colt q few days with a View of locat- ing there His destination is near Lathrop, Cal. The family is still at the ranch, but will leave shortly for the coast where they will spend the summer. probably not returning.
 A. J. Shamblin presented the mail carrier with couple of nice water melons yesterday. Mrs. Graft fitted her mail box with nice large plums. Both were appreciated this warm weather
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

geles. where Mrs. Doris will be at tached to one of the large resort hotels in the capacity of trained nurse Mir. and Mrs. John Imboch were call ing on Mrs. Mary Mollett Thursday.
 Allen Creighton left Thursday morn ing for San Bernardino, Ca. where he expects to join his cousin, Ray Creigh- ton. They expect to remain in that city two weeks then go to Los Angeles for the remainder of the summer. How ever. Allen says he expects to visit San Diego as we'll as most of the other re- sorts before he returns, which will be in September some time.
 Mrs. A. L. Bates was a Phoenix vis itor Friday.
 Ernest Evans was in town with a load of melons Friday
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Carver spent Thursday evening at the j. R Bivin home.
 E. T. Smith was calling on J. D. Bivin the first of the week.
 Mrs. W. L. Chambers was calling on Mrs. c. c. Chambers of the Wilson dis trict the fore part of the week.
 Robert Mollet, who left here for Ohio
 
 chased an interest in a stone quarry near Dayton.
 Miss Gertrude Bivin visited home folks Tuesday evening.
 Amos Mollet is at work with his well drilling outfit for J. J. Sidell on his homestead near the Holein theR A good many of those who have To- cated on land in that vicinity are nov ing on the land and are having wells put down and installing pumps.
 C. NJ. Etter is baling his third crop of alfalfa this week.
 Eggly Bros. are erecting a wind mill and tank north of the Indian school this week.
 Miss Bernice Smith entertained large number of her friends at a party Saturday evening. A good time was had by all
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04

oujgencmmen mcrbeu, 0t1m Ser Gin-
ronperuug$ipuo torm umnjlIid oic
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ben mcrhc. Soa @criiht iuptc hcn
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GlmpanOerung5 Citation ellis IS.
lanb nub mir iGmmtlid,c Stationrn
res 2ml6c9 hcrbaltcn, heul nid)t cine
cilii1c Stntion duGcr ellis SalUl0
bat enc ncnncn@pcrthc Ginuonoc
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@clcBca cilNcIcBtc %crmittcluu1aratb
betonnt Nob, lit hicr ciu Nbfommcl
5ipiId)en Oct vViiiiouri AouiuS &
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Sonoltttcurcu ilbCr 5lpGli itrcitioc
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lld) INN Die IllalcNlulg mo Gllrd)iiih.
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Nn8eltclltcn, luGNrcn0 Ole beiocn at
Hcrcn NCuilIc Nuibcilcrunqcn III Sen
@ebdltcrl mo Observation-Disclosures
hctrofrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04

oeutihcn &unitiAuficn&, nit elmer
id)meidclhoitcu Morclic Gin foltbareS
d)ineiiide@ Sron3esNcid)ent.
Som @cbietc Der &nnlt,
sSilr Gas l00i0brigc SubilG,m Der
Setter hen 2icoertuiel, ocS crltcn bic
iiqcn MGnlcr @ciangpcrcinS, bcren
tScicr an u. Sonuor ltottiinoct, tucr'
ben Ole gr0Btcu %crbcrcitln9cn &c
t"roifcn,
@ie G,3 %Sicn Qcmeloct miro, be
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Itclc cillc ncltc Charge 5u id)oiieL
ipclfc lpnhridcinlidJ Dem @rafcu
2nnCforon2ti 5nioQen miro. Ter Gitel
biirite v&ntenonut Scr foiicrliher
Shcotcr" lalttcn.
NSroi, NoIlcr. Der bcriibntc SCccIs
iion@ Molcr, bciicn SbGtiqtcit Sonh
III Sanb nit @ultno MublCr nod IN
allgemcincr Grinucrrng ltcbt, bat lei
llen ocfinitiucu Gntldlub bcfomlt ac'
gchcn, nit GnNc bicic9 SpicIiohrca
aus icincr Stcllung al ser g4icncr
SoIopcr ul@Suid)ciheu.
3nblrcidL ipic i>Itru obcr niC III
Dor lin0 olc@ntol bic orouotiitcu 30
pii1tcr, ,uCldlc sic Wcihnod,tS lSnd,c
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rolbclldlelci III periiilircn hinult5 :.
Ter Sd)lub nllroc pom EllbIitum
ollrd) ltartea ,}iid)cn ab1Cleblt.
Nn S!titipiclbou@ 0Clol1tr rin
ilcllca Snltlpicl ans Ser SChcr oca
gciItpollen Micncr ScllinetpniItcn
Raoul NucrnbcIncr 5llr c%ritnloligcn
NulfiibrumN. IS bciBt Sic gliid
'Id)1tc 3clt." Ncnlctlt III Die Nroili
}cil, Ioo Stilf rntbdlt pointirtcn
GldloN iii obcr uidlt oriAincu uno
oilrn III Scr MunhIumQ.
elconoru Suie miro i'm &crlolli
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borht'idlct Mnnmtripielbnnic jlm
er'tcn Molc oic (itclrollc IN Ncnrif
Tblcn'@ nNrou pom Mccrc" ipiclrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04

EaHe 5ar Neiie ms Aaslanb be.
iOrst s. Raine, 2r. Ala, Ch.YsIti-
nsrearafe, aats Gxion Ssste NE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04
Standardization.

Ncm Dort 3. &anlar. - Nu.
0ctommcn limo sic Gonlpicr go
loluuiuc" NON Naprc mo st.
Snuia" BON southampton.
Nblciabrcn lit ser 1oWluicr ga,
lilorniu" uuh Glasgow.
Succn3tomm 3. Nnulur.
Ter Camper Baltic" lit pom Ncm-
port cingctroiicn.
Ter lompicr oGompouin" Itadl
nod) ltclp-Nprt III Gee.
Soutba III pton 3. S1ulnr.-
Ger Sumpfcr nSt. Eoul" iii non
NciutDort on1clunNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04

to0t alti Dem @ooCu md thrc Stlpc
tier ohucudd)til SaGet2nIjgJc16 Sc
iurbcu. @ct oicicr Gr5dhllulQ brnl
bic 3cltQin IN Ibrdncu ult@.
Sic Tcrtbci0idunG crtIdrt, 6r0tl
&ciicI babe Dem 0'nnuc sen RcpoIpcf
vi cntrinAell perilidlt, Oo6cI Gotc Iidl
Die N&ofic 5uiGIliN c%utlooen. 0ir gar.c
Safe ici NIT Nid,tcm Hnlid) %criitIlt
NCmciCL mo tSrou @ciicl babe oau!l
ais lie ocn Rcpolpcr in NGn6en biclt.
III jbrrr 4uircqlmg bIiuoIinG0 oorallf
los N~ricucrt. Gic Tcrtbeinigung
ploioirt oobcr iiir cir llrtbciI o!lt
@rumh inhrlniiiHcr EobtunQ olt@
gfotbtnChr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04

Nencu'S NntiuNc Ge9cn &. s.. @orrt
mani. - Goa Noupt ser YSolitb
ern Eoeiiic @utn" iiir Ole llebcl.
IlGnhc III Sou Srnncisco rcront
mort!id, 9Cnluht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04
Nne UifCrind)t.

NooncuillG %nb., 3, San. -
Gomorb 5tridInuN crid]oG 8cilcrlt
Abcno SIT Gbouolcr, $llo., liobe bier.
hic is j0brigc &ou @iaiominlL
brodtr brent Vcllcitcr AlmIonb
Sinnmmn$ cine tootlihc S%duBmmnoe
bel uto tGotctc iid) ieIbIt OurM cinCt
Sdlr6 1T oul aopi. Gic Srog0oic
c~rciInctr iid I'M Sollic Don Charles
@uB, no ein Sol5pcrluiiGcn I'M
@ouGc mar. Stridlnuo bcOiuG 0ic
lhlt ats Giierilld)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04
3Srnn Grb's Mnsiaacn.
SootllnN ibrcS @ottcn mur Elm Nit
Ser Notbpebr. - GupitGn Orb
botte lcilc Satin mo SdnpG1c,
rim bGiliiA nlibhonbclt.

Nicola Tn, ;, Tullllur. - ,<nl
Woropro}cB Orb, iucldcr ucltern noc
ocm blcligen SclolpGre Gnlntp-8
rld)t 'clncn Tortgung nuhmL bctrot
Ole NolpticIgin Srou M. Glorcnt.
Orb, Die @ottiu oc@ crnloroetcu "a
pltnt !. Slupton Orb. ole 5ltacqc!.
lpnr, ais ibrc SdiucItcr. tSrou Gath2'
rillc Nci'cl. Den to6iIld)cu Sdrlb ulii
Orb n%bicuCrtc, Den ,}cllaenitonn mo
lnud}tr l~nlfall9rcid)c MuSiogcn I'll
@un'tcn Der A~n9ctlngtclt. Tor Nj
lem abcr bcridltctc lie iibcr ole 0rol,
lame acknowledgements. ole lie lid,
lett Dem Sabre 1906 bcrcita bon Id.
rem @attcn babe qciollen loiicn mil
len, nod)Ocm ic lndd) Dem Grb'id)clt
Hanolit in Nco Gables iibcrnciicnt.i
lunrclr, Scit oicicn Iitgenblid babe
lic tct!lc rllbiNc Winltc gcbubt. @cl
Den geringllcn Anl1iicn babe Orb liz
niebcrqeitIoQclI, iic an Den Muurcn
0lird) ooS game SullS geidlcppt mo
an Die StruGc binala aeiporfcu
Terid)ic0cnc Wtdlc babe er tic ocrartiN
m%lBhalloelt, oaB iic iid) IN Gr;tlid,c
Nchnnblin9 bobe bcgcbcil miiiieu.
Nldt bciicr lei c$ ibrer Ghlpeitcr
Der Nn9ctlo1ten, crgnn9en. bic iid'
ucridicbcntIih III ibren @ltnitcn II
Den Strcit cinAcmiif,t bGttc. gls Orb
lie zines Cages IN robcr Sciie nliG
G~onoeItc mo Die iltrdtboritcn Gro.
bnlAcn Ocgcn Tic ulSitieB. lobc lie.
Die 3ciaii, ol;a Tltrd)t, CT m6dtt
lclnc G%robln0cn mnbr MADDEN .lllo
ibrc Sdypcitcr tobteuL cine alif Dem
Gid itebenoc Mbisfcpiloihc crgri
len nno ibrcu Monn bon binten II,
|oOen gcltlngell. mproilf Sic Iroltcn
Die 6lltdt crgriiien.
Sim Gage oea Moroes ieIblt bn6a
lit mieocr cinel ipilocn &aitrf nit
ibrctn Wullnr 9cbobt, ihlicblid, bo6t
'ie. nad'bcm tic iid nit cinenl nlctol
leltcn Spufnopi gcgen i'm aclucbrs
Gobe, picocr bic 6li,d)t crgriiicn uno
iid in i6rcm 3innmcr eingcittloiicn.
Tort lei lie ans Sclepbon 1ecilt nno
babe Die SdmcIicr acbctcll. lie lnod,
ibr IL Siilfc fonlmcn. Iruu Wciitl
lei Damn 9erubc ouju Ncfommrll. ais
Orb nit cinenl Hcpolper lurb hei
Mortcl: r,Sebt mcrbe id) Cid mir
bonn @allc idoifcn". aii feline Srcl
loS9in0, Sic lei gciloben, 1rou @si-
Iel babe iid) ouf ibren Sdpogcr ge
first, nno oic 3elgin babe ooroi;i
con ibreNl ,3inmer ATS ouS ucrlpoc
rene 8er1Iid) eil,eS Mingfampics ".
iioirmcn. SflieBlid ici ein Sdni1
aeioaelL oarnilf mebrere onocrc. gl3
tic hcrbciciltc, babe iic ibrcn @ottcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04
cbun0 BON Notb
tun0omcrfen.

Wit Nilflid)t dlti Die Iortoallcrnb
nliBlid)c ipirtbifnitlid)e Gage meiien
Der Winiitcr ocs Snnern D. Wolfte
ullo Der Sonoelsnlnilter Ielbrild Die
5uitGn6iNcn 9eboroen all, sic IN Nn-
grill gcllomlneilcll @crfc, oilrd) Wel.
dc Der Irbeitaloligtcit nud) Woglid)=
felt gelteilcrt luerben ioIl. nidi eill5li-
ihrGnfcn. IS o%iirlten ocsbnlb 5abl-
reihc HothItuno sbauten. oeren bent
ndfitigc G~i1Itcliulg bcreits in bas
@uge gefobt Doroen mar. in Dem bis.
bergen llmiung iortgeiett iucroeit,
Inn pielcn Grbeitslpiligcn ii6er bic
3cit Der inouitricllen uno aeih0ft-
lif,cn Scpreiiiou bilnucg 81 brlien.
AlS Nittel 5ilr @efGlnpirulg Der gr-
beitsloii9fcii but lid Dies nod benz
llrtheil Der regicrcnocn arciic bislona
portrefflid) beuubtr.
@rof @cBler aecbrt.
Cine groBe NnSjeidJnun9 lit Dem
8rafen &eBlcr, Dem 5mciten Tices
Eralioellten Ocs "GGitif)cu aiinitler.
S%unocs," Sut6eil 9emoroen. @ie ous
Wein,ar 9emeloct ipirb. %perebrten 30
berporragenoe oeutife. irail5oiiid,e
niio engliidJc 8iinitler Dem 8raien.
in atcrfenmnng leincr 6orbcrinna hes
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%;nrscl ocr Corruption.

&cncp'a NntiuNc Gcacn &. s.. Norrt
mani. - Cos @qupt ser vSoltb
crn EoeiIic @ubn" iiir Ole llebcl
IlGnbc III Son Srnncisco rcront
mort!id 0cnludlt.
Ebtla0rlphi0. go, ,. San.
- Nci cillcm hicr rpn Sim GLIB"
uc%ranltoltctcn Seitmabl crflGrtc
GroltIa ). Mclcp ans Snu Grun-
LciScoa meldlern bort bic SirQipro;ciiS
rcAcn bca ShuinoelS IN Der i;Goti
ldlcll Gerroltltng 0cfilbrt bat, 4. s.
Sorriman i'll Ncm.Dorf trnAc 6urd'
'cinc Gontrp!c ilbCr blc ,Soutbcru
Eociiic @ntn" bir Sd)ulo an Der III
scr Stabt om NoIOcnen Shor bcrr-
lhtll0cn Corruption. Mit Nbc Hluei
ruo Nurrimdn itchc uild) nod baa
S%hcrbmlpt Der yllnitcb Nailuapl
Corporation" zen Sau Tr0uci9co inl
Snloc, ioatc Nr. Nelcp, aber Scr CT
[ acntlld)c BOZ lite III Nep 2)orf mo
cillca ieiner 0uitptlpcrf;clllc IN ga
thornton lei Ger Wcleral. Amuult Ser
nSouibcrn Enciiit.@ obm" ". i.
Nerrin.
.Sol TranciSco." iiibrtc Der Mco.
ner ipciter ais, lit niht idlcd)ter
ltno nid)t bclicr. ais Ole nmcrifnni.
lfcn St10tc urh'dnittlid) iinb, ma
tilrIid) nit Der cin5iacn 9lnanubmc
Ebilooelpbio'H, uGcr ielblt bier oiebt
g nidta, luoa Dem gleihfomult. lunE
mir IN meiner S%cinluthitnot cntbiilt
hobcn. Gic llrlnd)en Der Gorruption
lino ic0od) III ollcll St1oten bicleI
ben. 81 Sun Sroncisco iolloer mir,
oab 5lpci Glcnucntc lid bctbGtigten.
Iic cine SiieIlc mar Die in Silent,
lidlen 2ienIte itebcnoc Corporation
,ino nlocrc bilhctcn Ole Sd)ontpirib.
Idnitcn mo Spelunteu, mo biilter
unirrem Hiidcu reiftcn lid bieie
MGd)te Ole S1noc.
Sn oiclcr nnbeiligcn anioni bill
oete Ser BOB baa perbirioeroc @lieb.
ober CT mar lllr hoa @erf5eug 0ca
clgcntlld)en SuiicS. bcS 9robcn @c'
ifGftslnnmneS, meld)cr Die Corpora.
ton iiir Den Giientlihcn Iicnit ans
5llbelten trod)tetc. Ter ppliiiifc
Bob lpar iebod, in @irflihfcit MIR
cine nmbebeiitcnoc Gnte oui Dem
Fiubl. Siiitcr ibnl itduben bic Cor
poration fir ocn oiientlifcn Iienit
ulo Die nSonibern Taciiie 9obn."
Nad) mainer llcber5cuGunI mar oaS
Sbcrbalpt oe3 Observation-Disclosures
Der ~Southcrn Vneiiic Giicnbnbn."
y. j. &errin Der BOB, ncId)er bin.
ter Dem on~Id|einenbCn @o5 Itnnn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04
% Snhrc ms SndlthNnN.

S0n Truncioco o, Gal, 3. SAT-.
- Mbum Gbonl, Der GorcOucr, met.
der bicy I'M ucr1angencn Ot1rj GuW.
ban lSGitc SteuerS ermproctc, lpW-
DC i'll - %nbren jud)thouS pcrllr
thcilt.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-24
Wants New Fire Regulation.

Chief Belt of the Washington fire
department is working for new regu-
lation to prohibit the stabling of horses
on any but ground floors of buildings
in the District of Columbia. In all OF
the numerous stable fires that have
occurred in the District of Columbia
during the last 40 years. says the
chief, Il have never known of horse
being rescued when 1t was stabbed
above or below the ground floor and
! the fire originated on the first floor,
Disregarding the danger to which
horses are exposed when stabbed
above or below the ground floor of
any building, it should also be borne
in mind that the rescuing Of horses
from burning stable is one of the
most hazardous duties devolving upon
the members of the fire department.
These animals become panic-stricken,
cannot be led, and the firemen are con-
stantly exposed to the danger of being
knocked down and trampied upon.
This is true in the case OF horses
stabbed on the first floor. and when
they are kept on any floor above or
below the first floor the danger Incl
dent to their rescue is corresponding
ly increased"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-24
A Cure for Rheumatism.

Capt. Dibble, who lives on a farm
near this place, Is in his ninety-sixth
year, and says he never had a rheu-
matte pain In all his life, and but little
OF any other kind of sickness. He ac-
counts for this by having sailed 80
years on the salt seas. He says salt
renders you immune from rheumatism.
as well as other ills to which the
body is heir. The captain drinks
freely Of salt water and sprinkles salt
In his bed every night. He is a well.
preserved man, and although near the
100 milestone, gets around as well as
the average man Of so or 6O.-Rolla
Sharpshooter.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-24
DRAIN MoAT or ToRoUILsToNE.
News That Admirers Of Scott Will
Read with Regret.


Lovers Of "Ivanhoe" will regret to
learn that the moat which once de-
Tended Torquilstone castle has been
drained So far as situation and
location are concerned, the site OF
Front de Boeufs stronghold the siege
OF which is SO thrillingly described by
Scott, is identical with that of Tod
wick Manor House, a very ancient
mansion not far from Todwick church,
and situated about half a mile distant
from where, till few years ago, stood
the decayed trunk of the famous tryst-
ing tree In Harthill Walk. A young
oak, grown from Queen Oak" acorn
In Sherwood Forest was planted ~
the duke of Leeds on the spot where
the old trysting tree stood, and
walk straight across country brings
one to the manor house. The moat
was fairly wide and deep, and in dig.
ging up part of the ground traces OF
the foundation Of previous building
were found. Not far removed from
the manor house there is still to be
seen the remains of the small reu giov.
house, now converted into a cottage.
to which Ivanhoe was removed upon
his rescue from the burning castle by
the Black Knight-Dundee Adver
tiser.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-24
WHERE Mr.. PERKINS WAS "oFF."
Had Something to Learn About Gar.
nnents OF the Fair Sex.

Mr.. Perkins did not often comment
on his wife's dress or make sugges-
tions, but one day he looked at her SO
long and thoughtfully that she in.
CURED If there was anything he did
not like about her new gown.
No, my dear said Mr.. Perkins,
hastily, certainly not. | was only
thsaking That waist of yours seems
to be SO elaborate, with the lace and
all. Why not have a simpler mode of
dress?"
Why not, indeed?' said Mrs. Per-
kins. sweetly. ~ suppose you've seen
one that just pleased you What was
it like?' snsa. gaae
1t was white" said her husband
all white and perfectly plain, my
dear, not particle of lace or ruffling
or what | think | have heard you call
Understanding of that sort All there
was, my dear, was a simple little braid
in flower patterns of some sort. II
covered the entire waist.
i sat beside the lady for half an
hour in the car, and l can assure you
1t was quite neat and attractive. Sim
mons and spoke OF it on the way uI
from the train. He said he should
mention 1t to his wife,"
You poor, ignorant creatures!" said
Mrs. Perkins, tenderly. The days and
days 1t must have taken to make thai
neat, simple, plain little waist
Youths Companion.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-24
Science and Wheat.

science has many aids and sugges
lions to offer to the future wheat-pro.
Queer. such as rotation of crops,
methods OF soil tillage, seed selection.
ETC., by means of which wheat may
be profitably grown in permanent
system of agriculture, says the Cen.
fury. The future should bring to us
Is much. II not more, knowledge O;
soil fertility than has the past, and
such knowledge will eventually be-
come effective in the hands Of the
producer and put on the day when
population viii cease to increase be-
cause of insufficient food supplies.