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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23

gerednet, Die ctiua cine Gtuuee be-
tragen ioa.
Wartcn mir II cinntal ab, tpic iih
Die rYrobeItrede" bcpGbrt unb oh
ipirflih Die 2inie Warburg Sranffnrt
3itr 3eit Der dronautiihen InsItcquna
III Srauffurt, bic iibriaeus aud nod,
I'm Der Guft idipcbt". in Sunftion lit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23

@ercdt:efeit foitct biel 8elb;
nngereAtigteiteu fam ma umionit
bnben.
Inn @efduigfciten ioaten mir.
lrcnn cs ir9enb ar9cbt. MIR 9eute ai,z
geber, Die uuS ni6ts angebcn.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14
Important Notice to Teach
ers, by State Superinten-
dent.

Ia a statement issued Thurs
day 10 the press, superintendent
Swearingen says:
The date OF the next teachers ex
animation has has been set for Fri
day, MAY IA. As there will he no
counI summer school worE this
year, teachers mi .ht find IT con
venient to take this examination
rather thau wait for a renewal of
certificate already z ranted The
new boards OF school trustees
will probably be hunting for
teachers early in July, and APP
p'icants for schools should not
run the ,isk OF being caught with
out certificate.
The Reading Circle questions
will be sent out on April IA,
and teachers taking this course
should see that their name and
address is furnished the State
suPerintendent by that date
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14
Swept over NIAGARA

This terrible calamity often happens be-
cause careless boatman ignores the riy-
ers warnings growing ripples and faster
eurrent- Natures warnings are kind.
That dull cain or ache IN the back warns
you the Kidneys need attention if you
would escape fatal maladies-D Dropsy.
Diabetes or Brights disease. Take Elect.
ric Bitters at once and see Backache fy
and oil your best feelings return AFTER
long suffering from weak kidneys and
lame back. one $l.UO bottle cured me, 4"
writes j. X. Blankenship, of Belk, Tenn
Only Ste at J. F. Mackey Co.. Funderburk
Pharmacy. W.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14
Lynched for Usual Crime.

HopklnsvIlle, Ky. April 10
Ben, alias Booker" Brame, a
negro, Is years old, was lynched
today by $50 farmers Tor attempt
ing to assault Mis-, Ruth Gee, II
years old daughter of William
Gee, a farmer.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14
UP Before Tho Bar.

y. ii. Brown, an attorney, OF pit',held.
VI writes. We have used or Kings
New Lite Pills Tor years aud find then
such good family medicine We wouldn't
be without them" For Chills. Constipa-
tion, Bihou,uoss or Sick Headache they
work wonders 25c J f. Mackey Co.,
Funderbnrk Pharmacy. ".
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14

they cannot stand fire, put them
out of business--don't let the
unsuspecting be swindled.
The result of the Cooper trial
accorded with my way of think
ing, but l feel sure the verdict
will never be executed. If the
case lie pushed the governor will
relieve the prisoners and thus
end the case.
am looking after your roads.
You are on the right track, but
it will take time and money to
accomplish the object. 1t is a
little amusing to notice the jeal-
ousy OF the different sections OF
the county, am being neglec-
ted aud the other fellow accom-
modated."
A few oranges still on the
trees.
Since l came here / have had
some correspondence with Rev.
r. Thos. Blackmon of the Halle
Mine section. conclude that
he is destined to measure up
with your best, brainy men.
Sorry to hear of DIR. Mackey's
illness. 1t is calculated to ex.
cite his friends to know that il
is necessary for him to leave
home for sanitarium. The doc.
tor is my old neighbor and a good
man.
What about the new M. r.
church in your city? have been
watching the papers for report
of it's occupancy, but up to this
time no such report or | have
overlooked it. Tell Thurlow
Carter to finish the work and lei
the congregation 60 into quarters
once more.
see your young U. s. Sena-
tor is at his post and ready for
work, and let me now predict
that E. ID. Smith, Senator from
South Carolina, will be a promi
nent member of that body, and
his constituency will be proud OF
him. Congressman Bennett mot
Perry wants to reduce our rep
resentation, but | guess he will
fail. II is not material however,
as the southern members can do
but little.
The time has come, in my
opinion, when this government
should be divided. The inter
e3ts are so diversified that one
congress cannot accommodate
all sections.
Our papers report lib.
turnip. What do YOU think of
that, Mr. Editor:
Kind regards to all News read
ers Yours truly,
j. w. Twiity.
Tampa, Fla, April 7, 1909.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14
A cquitted of Killing Hus.
band.

Birmingham, Ala, April 10
After preliminary trail lasting
two hou,s before Judge Aberna-
thy, Mrs. Bertha Taylor. who
was charged with he murder of
her husband by poi- nirg. vas
dl- charged this afternoon. She
was in jail, Win aiX-aeek-old
b% by,six dH, :.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14
Words to Freeze The Soul

"Your sou has Consumption. HIs case
il hopeless" These appalling words were
spoken TO Geo, l.. Blevens, leading
merchant OF Springfield, n. O., by two eX-
pert doctors one "A lung specialist Then
was shown the wonderful power of DR.
Kings New Discovery. AFTER three
weeks use. writes Mr.. BleveDs, "he was
as we'll as ever would not take all the
money in the world for what it did for my
boy" fnfallible for Coughs and Colds. its
the safest. surest cure of desperate Lung
diseases on earth. soc and Sl.00, Guar
antee satisfaction, Trial bottle free. j.
f. Msckey Co., Funderburk Pharmacy.
W.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14
"Id Rather Die, Doctor.

than have my feet cut off," said N. l..
Bingham, of Princeville. Ill. "but you'll
die from gangrone (which had eaten away
eight toes) il you don't" SAID all doctors
Instead he used Bucklens Arnica Salve
till wholly cured. Its cures OF Eczema,
Fever Sores, Boils, Burns and Piles
astound the world. 25c. at j. f. Maokey
Co Funderburk Pharmacy. W.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14

BEER DRINKERS aud others who suff-
sr with Bright's Disease. Diabetes. Back
Ache, or any Kidney or Bladder Trouble
san be cured it they will take BLOODINE
BLOOD AND KIDNEY TABLETS, SOC "a
box. mailed by The Bloodine Co, Inc.
Boston, Mass. Crawford Bros, Special
Agents. 1874
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14

(S) A test was made using
400 pounds OF fertilizer with or
dinary cultivation and 1925
pounds with the Williamson
Plan. The result here was that
the Increased yield by extra Ter.
tilizer was only 6.63 bushels
acre-255 per cent increase in
fertilizer expense aud only 81. 5
per cent increase Ill corn yield.
az Going further, test was
made on another kind OF land
a worn-out field. Using no fer
tilizer in either case, the ordi.
nary plan made one-fifth bushel
more than the Williamson Plan;
using 900 pounds of fertilizer in
each case, the ordinary plan
made 4.5 bushel more per acre
than the Williamson Plan.
w.
Next in order to be absolutely
fair let us give the Charleston
Station tests, 1907. Here the ex-
periments were notproperly made
tor comparison, as the William
son Plan had IL ,024 stalks per
acre and the ordinary plan p
450. The results showed that it
took 1853 Williamson stalks to
make a bushel and only 81
ordinary stalks to make a bushel,
but the corn being so thinly
planted on he ordinary plot
caused the yield to be twenty
nine bushels greater for Will
hanson Plan.
Y.
Ffthly We have the Alabama
Station tests, 1907, concerning
which Director Duggar writes as
follows The Williamson Plan
in It's pure aua origi4 al form
made a much smaller yield than
was made through an equal ap
plication Of fertilizer by the
common method. Indeed, every
variation from the Williamson
Method afforded larger yield
than did the Williamson Meth
od itself
vi
The 9th and last tests to come
to our attention are those report
ed by Mr.. w r Elliott, Demon
stration Agent, Winnsboro, s.
G, in this weeks Progressive
Farmer, these being as follows:
"a ID. l.. Stevenson test, 1908
Williamson Plau, 27 bushels per
acre Knapp Plan, 80 bushels.
Loss by Williamson Plan, 3 bu-
shells.
(2) f Il. McMeskin IL Bro.
test, 1908: williamson Plan,
30 bushels; Knapp Plan, 35
bushels. Loss by Williamson
Plan, bushels
(3) w. J. Burley test, 1908 ::
Loss by Williamson Plan, 10
bus hels per acre.
This Is all The testimony that
has Yst been brought forward.
The jury nay take yae case.
Words to Freeze The Soul
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14
Agricultural ~
4 Department
Does the Williamson Plan
of Corn Growing Pay?

OF Corn Growing Pay?
The Progressive Farmer.
The Progressive Farmer has
been accused of fighting the Will
hanson Plan. This charge is
not true. We have never fought
1T; we have simply refused TO
take it on faith. We have mere
~ asked for proof. As the slang
phrase has it: 1--WE are from
Missouri show us. We are
ready to be- convinced whichever
way the facts point"
"Try out the Williamson Plan
side by side with other plans and
if actual field tests show that the
Williamson Plan is best, let's
everybody farm by the William
son Method. If on the other
hand, actual tests show that the
same amount of fertilizers, if
applied with some other plan
would make more corn, why
let's follow the method that pays
best"
This has been our advice from
the very first, and it is still our
policy. The Williamson Plan,
1t will be remembered, calls not
only for certain radical changes
in cultural methods, neglect or
"stunting" of plants in early
stages of growth, ETC., but also
tor from three times to five times
as much fertilizers as farmers
ordinarily use under corn.
Now with such a great increase
in fertilizers used, of course the
Williamson Plan is going to make
more corn-very much more corn
than the old method. If it
did not, farmers would have to
go into bankruptcy to pay the
fertilizer bills alone.
But the question is, Would
not the same amount of fertilizer
make as much or corn if cultivat-
ed by ordinary methods instead
of the Williamson Method?
The only possible way to ans
wer this question is not by opin
ion or theory or quarrel but
simply by making accurate side
by-side corn-feld tests. 1t is
this kind Of tests we have been
pleading for all the time, and
we are always anxious to pub
lish the results just as soon as
we come across them, whether
they are in favor of the William
son Idea or against it.
Here is the result of every
side-by-Side test that has yet
come to our attention, and the
reader may draw his own con
clusions as TO what policy he
should follow.
The first such test we heard !
of was made by Mr.. j G. Strib !
ling, Pendleton, S. G. Mr.. Strib-
ling is one OF the best farmers
in the State, and his trial show
ed loss of six bushels per acre
by following the Williamson !
Plan as compared with the same
amount of fertilizer and the or
binary plan OF cultivation.
H.
Next came the Alabama Sta
ton tests for 1906. Result :
One bushel more per acre by |
Williamson Plan.
ILL.,,
Then came the South Caro-
lima Experiment Station tests
90. taO7 Tho most exhaustive
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-04-14
LETTER FROM MR. ]. W.
TWITTY.

respondent Comments En-
tertainingly on Number of
Subjects of General and
Local Interest--The Pro-
hibition Situation, Cooper
Verdict, Life Insurance,
Lancaster's Roads, Ker-
shaw Lancaster Lin e,
State Dispensary Case.
Etc.,---Personal Mention.
Mr.. Editor: l am inclined to
believe that your lawmakers did
no good for prohibition. |
thought, and | still think, it was
generally believed that ma
jority of the legislature was in
favor of State prohibition, but
somehow it did not pan out that
way. No doubt some shrewd
members who opposed the meas
ure saw whore they could carry
their point which looked reason
able and mild, but would even
tually carry out their wishes.
1t looks now that all the states
may fall into line and make 1t a
national affair. | nope it will
be the end OF this agitation !;
then the law can be enforced.
was glad to see a. M. Urox-
toms letter while the matter was
being agltated. | want him
(CroXton) TO look on and advo-
cate his side of The question.
lie is right aud he has the abili.
ty to defend 1t.
| saw some time ago that Belk
had resuryey ed the line dividing
the counties OF Kershsw AID
Lancaster. 1t did not appear at
whose instance the surveying
was done, but / was Impressed
that he was "on the right line"
and that through some agency
the matter would again be open
and the Old line be re-instated.
I saw no more Of il and hence
concluded 1T was an eX psrte mat
ter Lancaster job) and therefore
could not have 1T reconsidered.
see late decision OF one of
the higher courts allows the state
IS. c. to handle the dispensary
fund so long locked up in the
courts. am glad that Judge
Pijchard's order tailed.
saw young man (married)
from Lancaster, IA few days ago
whose name is Perry Ono. MS
,on, | think he said). He looks
well, is pleased with Tampa and
has a good job.
sllly | have SAID before
that TAMPA liz well reyresen-
ted with churches and there
sre some active church work
ers here, but they al seem
t. "shinney' on their own side,
Ia. | once heard Rev. a. NJ.
ChteiJzbure say / thought 1t
was expressive and | never forgot
it Within the last few days
learned tina Mr.. Plaxico (once
In Shiloh section) breaches here
occasionally. | intend to look
him up and hear him preach. {.
Most of the denominations here
have recently held revival SER
vices and it seems that much
good has been the result.
/ see Mr.. McMaster, OF your
state, is on the right trsak. Probe
'thei and il
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ben 9etrog 81 b~e5ohlelt. oo Die ibm
iiberinn6tc 9cdnung MIR oitr Wtf.
l,62 laute. Wcbr 81 b~cioblen lebie
cr o6. lteber Die Iiiieren5 BON bier
Yicnnigcn fonlen Die Hnrteien nid)t
binme9. Gem 8crihtSuorliBenoen
gclong cS nidt, cine Ginigltng Der
bel 81 filbrcn. neil feinc Yortei ollI
oen gcringcn 9etrog oer5ld)tcn lpoll'
tc, Ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fuiiu6
idllicBlih 3lUcds HednungSpriiiuna
birtousgeidoben mo es miro nl0gli'
der Neiic negen Der Gificref5 iogor
nod Elm Snd)ocrit1noigen . 0utod).
ten cingcbolt meroen miiiien. l(no
oos ullc5 INN - bier Hfcenigei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
8 NJ DIES.

Ser lHcou ieQuente Souss
bcrr. - 8ausberr; Bic Wobulnlg
bat Auaiidt nlli oen @ortera lit friih
tope5irt mo lebr rubig 9elegen. Sic
iucrocn bel mir iuie i'm Yarooieie
mobren." - Ntietber: Gut. id) luer-
DC aIio am Wontog ein5icben."
Suusberr tam Montoa mad benz
@in5icbeu) sd mod)te MIN Inn Die
Wictbe bitten!" Wietber: ,NoS
beiBt Miethc? Sic iogten mir bod
bel DEM Aufncbmen Der @obnung.
id) pilroc luie i'm Yorooieie pobner,
boben Sic Ocnn ihon gebort, oub
man i'm Eorooieie Wfietbe perlunst
but2!"
Saul uber d. III. .4ber
aarl, iii bit reft iaill in Der Sfulc.
oo mar id) uiel ileiBiger." Sra,
loB MIR gut iein, Yopd; oas iperoe
i'd mcineu ainoeru ipGter aud ein-
mai iogen!"
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Grbcn fir $4,000 aciudjt.

Cincinnati o, II. SUM-
Sn Der &niic Oes bieiiqcn Ieutid)en
Giofoniilen B.. Soipitols neroen $25,-
900 ollibcunbrt lIno marten ol,f Die
IuifinOung zines ctuu %porbanoen
@rbcn bon Srau 1roocl, 6ie al oen
6olgen eilles S6lngoniols I'M &c.
nonltten aranfenbollie peritorb. IoS
@elo iato iif in groBcn &oiicnifei-
llen, 5uinmmen nit Dem 1eitomcllt
Der SerItorbelen, in ibrcn aleioern
Dor.
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Sbiu'S SdliuarsbGnocr.

olumbuS, o, IL. Stunt. -
0ie llnterilldlmg Der in Morion uno
onoeren StGotcu Sbio'S i'm Inihlltb
an Die &crboitung ongebIihcr No-
fla Nfit8licOer IN ocren 9cbouiungcn
gcfunoencn .Sd)mar5e 0ono" -9rieic
mtroc bclttc ourh Die Snlpeftoren
Slbficlo ulo @atc iortgeiebt. 3mci
Atolicncr limo onm.it bcl6Gitigt, Die
Srieie ms Gngliihe 5ll iibcrleben.
Snipeftor Sloiiclo bcbiitct Die mertb-
pollen Shriititiidc ouf'S SorgiomIte
uno mei9ertc iid), irNeno etmoS iiber
ibrcn Snhnlt bcfonnt 5l gcbcn, Der
bis sur gerihtlidcn @%crbonoIllng, Die
mabrid)einlih am n6dlitcn Corners
tog beginnt, gcbcim gebalten pcroe1
miro. Gie cin5clncn Striititiidc
iino i1mmtlif mWtmcrirt llno regiit.
rirt, I'M iie IN Scr &erbonolung be.
qltcm gebrolldcn 5ll fonneGt.
Golegcro &iccarrio, Don Dem an.
9enolumen miro, ooB or ctlpoS iibcr
Ole Gt%nlorbung oeS Ncm.Norfer DC.
teftipS Nctroiiuo mciB, bciinoct iih
nod mie Dor bier in Soft, ga CT uid)t
im Stonbe mar, Die ucrIongte @iirg-
idoit III I%tclcu. Nit icincm Scrbor
miro am GicnItog bcaonncn mcroen.
Gud Die N%crncbmrn9 Soluotorc
&eutolo'9 miro bicrortS eriol0clt.