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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-07

Mt. Hope on Friday.
-Eug Bourret, of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster Saturday.
John Robinson, of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster Thursday.
Atty. L. Philipson was in Lam
caster on Friday of last week.
james Hayden, of Beetown, was
Lancaster caller Wednesday.
-Chas. and George Meir. of Potosi
were county seat callers last Friday.
W. P. Peters, of Dodgeville, was
in this city on business last Wednes-
day.
Il j. S. Grinde of Mt. Horeb, was
business visitor in this city last
week.
james Abraham of Bloomington,
was a visitor at the county seat
Friday.
%. M. Banford, of Cuba City.
called at the county seat on business
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Bunker were
Montfort visitors at the county seat
last Friday.
Mrs. II. G. Craig. of Boscobel,
visited with her mother here during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wallace
left Monday for their home In
Edgeley, N. D..
Lee Broken, of Bloomington,
called at the county seat on business
Thursday of last week.
Miss Florence Lathrop visited
last week with Fennimore friends re-
turning home Sunday. +.
). C. Hill, of Preston, and W.
G. Hill, of Platteville, were county
seat visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. Victor, Holzmillers visited
last week in Dodgeville with her
sister, Mrs. Joseph P. BAIL.
Miss lisa MONTE left Saturday
morning for Fennimore after a visit
with relatives in Lancaster.
Merle Eagen left Friday after
noon for Madison to spend few days
with friends attending the Q. W..
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Heknel left
Friday for Wauzeka after spending
a week with relatives in that city.
Joe Smith left Friday morning
for Madison. On Monday he expected
to leave with party for the west.
Miss Nettie Finney left last
Thursday morning for Madison, where
she will stay for an indefinite time
John Jeide residing in the west
portion of the city on Maple street,
has been seriously il! for several days.
Mrs. Griswold left Saturday
morning for her home in Zion City
after an extended visit in this city.
"A marriage license was issued
last week to Marvin E. Smith, of
Miff1in and Fern Weber Of Clifton.
Arnold Hauser left Friday after
noon for Dubuque for his spring
practice with the ball team of that
city.
John Mankel of Beetown has
recovered from the effects of his re-
cent operation and is able to be around
daily.
Mrs. Dawald Garner who for
some time has been seriously i'll
is at this writing in about the same
condition.
Miss Gladys Glenn returned to
her home IN Wyalusing Monday,
after pleasant visit with her friend,
Miss Genevievs Bennett.
Considerable repair work is being
done on the turn table in the G. &
N. w. yards. A new cross piece has
been placed across the top.
MFR. and Mrs. Leo Meysemburg
have been enjoying visit in Almena,
Wis, at the home Of j. B. Meysem-
burg. formerly of Lancaster.
Misses Margaret and Rachel
Schreiner returned home Saturday
evening from Platteville, where they
spent the spring vacation visiting
with relatives.
Many of our citizens started the
work of cleaning up their yards this
week. The grass ID already quite
green and the lawn mower season will
be upon us before long.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-07

All wishing a sewing girl call on
Miss Minnie Mcdonald at John Burns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-07

j. H. Bennett, of Dodgeville,
was in Lancaster last Sunday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
@lntiSer MniicMiampi in Cincinnati

Ginctnnoti 2S. Snnuar. -
Gine ollrd 9tuilcnbab peranlaBte bes-
perotc SfIdNerci iano geitern 9l6enb
Dor Ser oItlid]en slbenOld)nle on Ger
&ooomnroitroBc }miiAen jltnOell
l2eiben nnb Nc8ern itatt. g9n. y8ic-
0plo, II Sabre alt. lit foot, @m.
Coriep, 30 Sabre oit, robri1einlid,
tGbtlid unO Gbas. Ruif. is Sabre
oIi, 6coenflih uerleBi Ger ongeb.
liIe 0iGrocr Niebolo's. elm 20-iab
riser 9ieger, NonlenS sltloS GeIiorr.
neld)er hic SGulc beiud)t ino al3
Naasoiener pon DEM 0i,noesrihtcr
lhontpion beihaftigt miro, lit Ter.
laitef. Or bebaiptet. er babc snr
)sotbluehr bon ieinenl WciIer Ge.
.6raltd, 9enlndt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
3luci Sdlmcitcrn ucrunoliift.

?tcmort Nh, 2S. Snuor. -
Gin bcrtc irilh III Scr Mohmm0 bc>
9lnuaIt9 FGilip s.. Nuntul, an Scr
NcnnpUdlin 9lpcnuc, ouS1cbrotbc
nca GeuCr rciultirtc IN ocn Gooc 0c3
GicnItnlGohell9 9lnnitoiio 9urnS unO
Der hmcrcn &crIcBmg ibrer Sdmc.
ter 9tclllc NurnS. Die hci0cn WlG0.
clen Worert mn ocn ,SlaHmrH 5u ent
ocDcn, gcjpltngClL aus cineln SScnItcr
rcr orittcn StodWcrf5 III ipringcn.
Hlnaltalta blIcb to0t mlf Dem Eiluitcr
ror Dem Nol'c licacu, lpdbrcn0 9fcl
lie, meldc 5ucrit oli bn5 Ind bc5
S>intcrBcb0lloca mo Damn oui Die
Groc pran0, nit jnnr bcbentlihcn,
jc0oh falnI to0tIihcn Ncrlcbln0el
clttom. ,}rmu Nuntil trul ibrc 3irgi
tIcincn &inOcr ms 6rcie. Der Ser
Init on Dem S5allic miro ouf $15, 900
Ncicb1Bt, lmb ollBcrOcn perlor ,Srul
Montin Shnltdiodcn in Wertbe pon
ncbrcrcu Souien0 0onurs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Eicrbc, @asen nno @cniden itiirSten
in'S MnTer.

9tem Dorf, 80. Sunuar.
IoS tS0brboot y)ieo6unf" bon Ser
.gtem. Sericp GentraIbubn" ranute
heute nm 7.45 llbr Dtorgens NIT
pcller g0itdt ge1en Den iiiolit) geIe.
gCnen 5bcil Oe5 2anounaspiers ant
,lllbc bcr 2ibcrtDitroBe, unh slpar
mar DER anprall io 9eIuaItig, oaB eiil
llnitco StdteS GgpreBlpageu iamnit
Eierocn uto autiher, Elm Goppclses
ipdnn Der 0rOeeriirma Seamnn
&roS., iolpie uier Eaiia9icrc, iueld,e
lid nnHi born begcben botten. iiber
Noro aeld)leroert uuroen. Gle Yfer-
sc mo @a8cn perianfen in BEN lli.
teen; sic bier 0lann ieood). ippie Die
arltihcr Der beioeu SSosen fonitten
5ercttet werben. Ter alltiher zines
Nllrn9 ideit aoblenlpagens nitroc BEL
Dem 9InpraQ uonl Bod geldleuoert
1crietb inter oen SSasen l,no erlit.
clncn ihDeren 9einbriid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Sntrr-Snnncl in Jlamncm.

Mcno, 9tcu, 2S. Sonuar. -
@ibreno ocr pergonBenen 9tadt
brod) in bent Sutrosllmnel 81 Sir.
0iniu Gitp cin 6eucr ans. Sotucit
nlon mciB, 9inBcn feline Weniden,
lcbcn ucrIorcn. d!lcu mebrere Nrus
bcnarbcltcr nllrOen upnl Hald ii6ers
mdlti8t mo bciinbcn iid in fritiicbcur
3ulton0e. Scr Sutro. (i,nnel miroe
bon oem bcrItorbcncl 2oolpD Sutro
inter cnen lpcIicllcn Gongrebgeiet
lc6alt mo lit iijnI @leilcn lang. Gr
otent sur Grainirlng ollcr Gomitods
Wrllbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
u clp l)orf %. r<alutar.

Gem 2orf %. %alutar. ---
&crtrctcr ser 93bitc Stnr.2inie Icitc.
ten bcutc cine Gntih00illmQ9fuGc
Bc1un Sen 0ulnplcr o6,ori0u," pom
iroicniihen 2lop0, cilL melhcr oen
Tunlpfcr ,,NcpuhIic" nobc ocnl ltan-
tudet ScudtidjfI onrountc uno ieincu
llutcrgnug pct1nIobtc. Sjc ior0crn
81 100000 Stbobcncr'ot fir on3 sc
intene Sdifi lno $5OO,OOO iiir Sen
Gerluit OCS Gorgo3 un0 Scr Gifcttcn
Der &nlinbierc. IN Der alo9cibriit
miro bnrgelcBt, OoB Ser Gompier
nTloribo" lcoiAIih oic Sdulo on
Dem lln9liif trlta. O0b cr cHtcn ioI-
ldcn &urS perfol0tc, 0ob fcinc gebG
ridc 92ad)c ntf inm 0choItcu Wur6c
oob er oic 0anpipiciicn Siguolc
Ncr ,Gepublic" llid)t Dcontnortetc,
bab cr jl ro'd) ftbr, lno 0oB CT INT,
nittcl6or pou 0cul 3uinmmenItnb
'tIlc Wta'NIlie lliNt 0nNlcit mo tcia
ncn Gontreoalrpf Aab.
Ter itnlieniid)e 9Iopo bot cine @e
9cnfIdgc cinOcreicht, IN mclcbcr CT be
hullptct ooB Die nHcpubic," uno
ricbt Die n6Ioribu, an Dem 3uiom-
ncnIloB icbulb mar, un0 ouB baher
hic @bitc Stat.2ilie Shaoencrios
iobIcu ioQc. Ser Sdaoen lpcl6er
scr o5loribo" burb Ole GoQiiion er-
mllcbS, miro aui $22l,O0O reran,
idlaAt, llno ole &l19cr crilhen OoS
8criht I'M gntid)doialn1 SIT oicicnl
Getrd1c.
9ohocm b;e aln1ciHriitcn im &c
ri6t porAeIcgt porOen morcn be.
lfIuguobnltc @inocSmorihnQ Scn.
fcl ocn Gnmpier oTlori0o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
SGnGcu nno ganGcg.

Wt Il 3 / ION. Ni3c., %. Somlar.
- Rnm6c9icnutor &ldoc 5icpcnion.
nclder Gdnoioot iiir 2Sie0crcrm1b
llln1 lit, crhicit bci Scr bcutiqcn &c
ne.niamen NbItintmln1g bciocr S1du.
ier Der 2caialatlir G6 Stimmen pcu
oen 1872 obAc9cbcncn Stilnmcn, oiic
uterrlala cine Stilnmc III mcni1 iiir
leinc GrtuIhirnl. Gr lit bcFalntlid)
heIhul0i8t @clo oui corrlpte &SeiiC
onBclren0et IL baben, nm icinen Gr,
iolJ oltrtlNlebcil, lm6 ein SorIhlag,
cine oiesbc3iigIide llntcriuIung elm
jlileiten, lit nod IN 0cr 9caislotilr in
Ger Shmcbc. Sic GjcieBaeblng per.
toatc ltb altidt) nad Der bclltigcll
.lbltinlnlillg bis nlorGen.
Springficl6, SQS., 2S. San.
- Ger por jmci @ofcll in scr @e,
icbgcbrng non Sllinoi5 bcgonnenc
aonlpi Inn Die Grluablung zines
Sunoe@lenntorS ais NodiolBcr bcs
2enators 0optins iii nod, inmer INT.
cntid)ie0en. giud) Die bcutigc -. s(b
ltlmnln1 6robtc fem 9iclultnt. -
Stimncn rpilrocn iiir SoptinS, l9
iilr ,Sob, II fiir Stringer, fl fir
SburtIeif lno fl iilr rcriHicoeuc an.
otrc Gnnbionten obQc9eben Neioc
S1lter perto0tcn lid, nnG ser 9lb-
Iiim1uilrA Bis }lml Qicnitng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Snro teRHtc i'd, nidt cinisen.

Union Gitp, lc,,n., 2S. San
Gle AurD IN Sale bcs luesel
Nfor0es uor (Scridt itebcnocn ongeb
liGen .Nndtrciters" Gonaro Mor.
ibnll nlr0c neute iriib eniloiieu
unAbcm lie tG Stnnocn in0erot1uno
qepeicn mar. cine iih cinigcn 5u fon.
nan. 3cDu Der @eicDporcnen itimut
ten conieQuert iiir ,SreiiprcGlnlg. unc
hie 5uei onOcrcu cbcnio couicqueni
iilr Dtoro in }lueiten @rooc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
@cocnflidjrs Giicnbabnsllngliif il
,>nOianG.

Soui6Oille, &p., %. Soulor.
- Die Gnt8iellinI cincS lbeiles bes
pcn GUunSOillc, ,Sno., no1 2ouiapiNt
bcItlmmten ,3uBe5 Nr. 8 ser ,Soutb,
crn &aillUog" battc 3lr tSoIge, ooi
10 Ecrloncn beocntlih ,lno oil 20
lciAt perleBt mllrocn. Yicrce g8alb
Gus W}iIltomr 5no., SNabmciiter
bon GroluiorO County, it, pie man
fiirdtct, toOtijc5 perIebt. Ger Bug
bate acra0c e.ten langen. ~ Otei
len ipeItIih bon Nep.9llbonp, rSno.,
aclcgenen (lmuel ourbiabren, ais er
oli cine IbnohaTte Shiene iiieB. Ser
9Innd)lunQltn murOe total ltntoeorcGt
rno 0rci ol0crc &aQaons iiilr5tcn
altf Die Scitc che ea 8elung, oen .3uo
sum 9ln50ltCn iii bringcn Gin 5nci
i0hri8c3 aln0, Del6eS i'm 9luaenblid
Der GntBIciilmI nit ieincr Dintter
iprod), floS 0urd Gin Scnitcr nno
biicb ltrrcrieBt i'm peihen Sblalnnl
neben 0cm Nobngcleiic licoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
MphlcnarGlcr nls Susinliltcu.

SnbtanopoIiS, Nno.. IS.
I{onuor - Nod 5Cbni0briGCut &oms
pie babcn iAlie6li6 Die So5iulilte1
iii Den ollliteo Dtinc @orfcr5" oic
Gherbono crriss N Ser bier tuQenoc
Gonpcnt oicIcr Srgolriiotion nobnl
bcltc einltimltia cincn TcihtuB sur
&crItuntIidluug oilcr GiiCnbohncn.
lelcArapbenliuien mo .&ubIic llti-
litcs" I'M 9lQgculeiucn an. Mnll
ld)nbt, onB 300 bon 0cu 400 Ielc.
gotten 0cs GonpeutS ottipc So5iQliItc,i
limo, p0brcnO oic mcitcn onocrcll
nit ibnen ipmpntbiiircn. ,Spbn Iaulf.
ner pon SIIiuoia, Der 9fipolc oc9 &C.
Geniuortigcn Rrdiiocntcn pcuis IN
Dem Sample nm Die sSiibrCrifnit, iii
cin oll@8clprodencr So,ioIilt, ur0
Scpta, ipcIdcr blsbcr Oil bcr Spite
Der cnnIerootiOcn Sotton III Der
Union ltolo, idlclnt nit icinen 9ln-
bon8crn 81 Dem Sfluiic gelongt 81,
'ein ooB cine Gorticblug oeA anln-
pies gc8en 0a5 robifulc Clement
nldlt5 lncbr nilBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Nrbcitcrlops.

Soutb Ncno, Sno., 2S. Son.--
3luci Wi1mucr, elumens Sieue Ncs
mctD mo Sobn Smith, bilBten berte,
wdbrcno ijc III cinem 9lb5uosfanuI
oi Der Sit.ScifcrionItrobc orbeiteter,
ourd einen Gininlrj boS 2eben ein.
Gin britter 2Irbciter lit tobtlih per
!cbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Gubd Gibrc.

Hr0Iiocnt @ontc5 trttt iein Slnlt al
nno Ntugoon gebt - Sreuoens
tulimcl III &aounu.
S1opano. %. ,Sonuor. - 6cltte
NiittoB lcGtc 4Srdiibcnt @ome5 por
ocnl Sbrrricbtcr oe& b0cbItcn 0critbts
Den gInlt@cio ah, llno @onpernellr
!Qto9oon legtc baroiif Die &egierltlg
ser Sniel III feline SGnoc. 0r. !Fo.
goot pcrlieB baIo onrouf OH 9oro
ocS Shlodtic)iiic5 oNiiliiiippi" bic
rSniel. 0cItcrn bot CT llodl 5!pet Ser
lil0luiqcn criaIien. cine, in Der er be
ltinlrt, 0nB oIIc icinc 9lnoronun9en
IN &roit bIeiben icQell. bis ltc onrdJ
ejeicB nif9ebubcn mcrocn. un0 cine
5meite, in lueld)cr oic gluilGilln9 Der
Gomnlillion jnr Inaarbeituna bon
0cieBcaporithIGgen periiigt miro.
sic &cDolferliun non &opono be
iinoet lid in circln Sreubcnrol,id]e.
,Scltlidfcten ioISen nuf 0cItlibfei'
fen, itno Die Strobcn Der GtnOt iinb
olrd NlunlenallIOocn. Srilultpbbos
gen ltno Nelelttbtllng5ciiettc mar.
cl)eubnit ihGn genoht lporocn. sc.
tern 9!bellb luliroc Gin brillonteS
sScueriuerf obgebrannt. Tds gr0Bte
grcignii1 mar 9ehcrn Der 9n4. oe!t
bic Stabt SaUano 3u Gbren Der icbei
oenben onerifanii6)cr 9ennlten uio
Sfii5iere peranIldltetc.
Siceprdiibent 3opds !cgte Gellte
Sornlittog Ill elmer Grtraiibung oe3
Setdts Den 9tmiaeio ob. GoS Sic
prdlentanten6ons mar cbcnfoQs IN
Siblulg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29


Stewart, 9f.s&. %. Suninr. ---
Sobr 9icc ult@ 8onIenoilIc tun bclte
IN buitilent Suuic, bleirb lut0 pcritG>
Dor SthrCdcu, noh Topcr mo crs
a0bltc, cr babe IN cincn @uloe ndbc
OIoIut Scope cillen luiloCu Ninm Acs
icbcn, luelchcr ull3ichc mic Scr be
tonntc Nip &on SSinfIc mIfoCr Nilh.
lie, mo ncldcr uod) 0aiu iuic Gin
NunO bcQc. Gin @clhditarCiicn0cr,
lpclChcr uur 5luCi Nohcu 0lWh sic
n0mIiChc @e1cno fubr, hrohtc cincn
jjbniNCu @Cri1t mo Gin Niirlcr.
ElufIcbot miro morNcu 0ic NGlocr
Der llmaeblmg nit 0lubcn obind)cu.
Gie nIlAcncinc 9IuIidt it, Oob Iicj
cilt SlijchtIiu1 oua cincr SrrcnonlluIt
BORT oltIbGlt.
9tcc cr51hItc Dem Worboll WrUu.
Sdb CT nit icincm Nlunoc uui Ger
&dao mar Ger Nunb perfoIgtc cine
Spur lnb bette babel, ol9 plGblid)
in Der N1hC onocrcS Sebca luut lullr
d, mcIhcS, pie ltce nod cil;acln
Slldbcn ieItltCllie, bon cincnt llnbcirn,
Iid)eh mcnIfcnGbnlihen 8ricN0pi
ECrrllbrtc, rcIctc& oli ollcn &iercu
0lud neu gSul0 IiCi nm 0ahpi riltru
Ion9cL 0rolicn Bart oui ocm 9obeu
inter ieinem &0rpcr i6lciicn licb.
9fee'8 Sumo orong 5uerlt arlf sic be
ircnoen0c Grcntilr cin, perlor icood,
oCn Qilltb ltnO mlroc non ocriclbcn
cine Strcdc meit olr6 oen gSalo per.
ioI8t SdIicBiGJ ucriHuono Der
SSaIomcnid in Dem 6citriipp, rnO
.Ncc tam III poller S5oit nncb 9pncr,
I'm lcrn 2Ibcntcltcr 81 cr5Gblcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

Gilt itbiieblif ool0 ctludS in fsinem Baierlanhc.
&c fonri iir odrdpt an. bob ct oas R.dJtiGe
ipeisinpt NIB icincr Sfberenbc ocnilt snerllns
nnng er5uiHlt. Gin @eiipieI 6uilir liefert Der
GeriiDmte Sr Si5bte, Der bor mehrerrn Jahr,
5ebnten oGS 6eidHI;te oiniurrboioen, 9etInttttel
.anafelio" ertano nno oemais ale!d iapfe, tdb
qcoei.t perbei ip;ir1e. Eanee Sabre Der !el,tcn
ger1nnGenoeit barren ods ffoI5e gicri Or. Sils.
bees gereht'erti0i Brobsn bon a. gaeuliaentfr
tyEclRiSr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Wnipvii6e nno Genius.
rCmuibus GlaimS.SiQ" i'm Scnut
nntcr @eratbung.

Ncltc miro 6orater Die lnenolichc
9Iiinirc @rolpnSuiQe lpieoer uui.
roIIcu. - 9oS 0lcprdientuutcu
bnI9 gcucbnligt sen Gonicrcnj.
beriht iibcr ole GeniiS &orloJc.
- Grludging Ser 9(rmec &cr.ujI
Ii8ln29bia 6egomcn. - Scuo-
1orpoblcn in @iacouiin luo %uis
noia nod INNER lmcntid)icocu.
@mtiNc Sdli9erci 3piiGen
rueiBcn mo ictmor5cn ,<iiu1liu
gen in Cincinnati
$50 ihinAton, .. g., 2S. &nn.
- Die Nnmibu5 Claims. @.SiQ mor
D0brcno ioit Der 1ou5en bclttigcll
S,tulg oea Scuut5 inter 9CrntunB.
@Crldicocnc 9lnlcnocnlcnte lpllrocr
onJcbrtcn lno crlcbiBt. Gic Gbitinl.
mm1 ilber elm 9lmen6ement sum
@i0erruf bc3 Slldcr, 8eieBc@. inter
me!hcnl ollc &ricg@ouipriihe Der
Sollrt Of Claims 5ur 9Ibl,rtbcillmg
ltntcrbrcitct mer0cn miiiien lpltrOc
bis mor1cn Derltbobcn.
Scnator SSorotcr bon S6io rcrtiiu.
Nctc, baB cr mor9en ieine &ill sur
@ieocrnnlucr6ung Scr 9te1criolontcn
HeS %. acknowledgements meldjl
me9en 9etbciliAuug al Dem Nlirubr
ju Srorn2pIIlc Ger, am IS. uub
II. Au1iit 1906 cbrIo2 cntIoiicll
mrr0enL uor9Cn luiC6cr jllr Ncrban0
lllnI allirlticn mer6e. I'm LIP pcr.
toBte iih Der Scnat.
60 5icmlidl Die gou}e bcllti9c
SitlmA bc3 NcprGientmtcubnuicS
mlroc mJf Giafuilion eincs Sonic.
rcBbcrid)t5 iihcr oie @iu sur 9Iti.
nobme Gca u1cbitcn Genius pcrmrn.
oct. Sct6oitc 3cbottc cntItan0 iiber
cine &ernrnmlnJ, luclhc 0cm GenilG9s
Iircftor GIa 9icdt giebt, Die Gcuilt1,
9crichtc 0lrh Trirotiirmen orutcn
81; !oilcm onitott III Der Ncgierrmg3s
CrndcreL mcnn 0ie llnit1noc c3
rotb'am crihcincn laiicn. Gic 9c.
Iilrportcr Der Ncroronlng icbte!
ibre 9cibcboltlnA olrd, llnO Scr BE.
rtht mlr0c olabaltn 0cncbniGt.
Iie 2lrmce.GerWiaigllug9biQ &c,
IonAtc 5llddbIt 5ur &crbonollnq, mur
lnocIicn mir flrj beiprodcu moroen.
ols iih oas Soou3 nm 1 Is bis NOR
gen ucrto8tc.
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Sfutis nn Wiethcr.

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,1eutihcr GcrrSfpunbcnt t97o,3n
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Gierid)tlidjcS 9fadJipicl.

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Stnrmvcrbccrnnacn in Sflalome

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morcitraRc, nahe Guitpm Spnie Ape.
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Sin .iuiIScr GfGnr "

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Tr0iibcnt @ontc3 tritt iein 9nlt AT
lno Ntugoon gebt. - 6reiloen.
tuuncl in Sooanu.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-01

In President differ
the United States. This December
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-01
Land, Stpek, Crop
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A. P. Adair, sold to A. F. Hendrich,
at Old Mason's Home, Shelbyville Ky,
tour bred Du:oc gifts, at $1,000
each.
The famous race horse. Tenny, the
keen rival OF Salvador, died last week
at II. X, Knapp's farm at Red Bank,
Nj. He was % years cid.
The 1909 oat crop is estimated at
sSS,6ls, coo bushels against sO7, 156, COO
bushels in 1908. and five year aver
age of $40 PSI COO bushels.
For the strawberry patch nothing is
more beneficial than good covering
If stable manure applied in the fall or
early winter.
The 1909 potato crop is estimated at
1861, 473, OcO bushels against PTS. 9S5 GOO
bushels in 1908 and five years aver
age OF 29s. 251.OOO bushels.
NJ F. Dunlap, a farmer aud banker,
of Jacksonville, H., sold IS big Short
horn and Hereford cattle, averaging l,
SS4 pounds, at prices ranging from 50
to 50 10 per hundred, the average be-
ing Sl65.6l per head, price that has
not been reached since the Civil War.
The Carlisle Mercury says; master
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-01
"Denandments."

a manufactures posted conspicuous
~ in his establishment copies of new
decalogce which he calls the Ten De
mandmenis :" Here they are
First-Don't lie it wastes my-time
and yours I'm sure to catch YOU in
the end, and that's the wong end.
Second-watch your work and not
the clock. A long DAYS work makes a
long day short, and short days work
makes my face long.
Third Give me more than expect
and | will pay YOU, more than you ex-
pecf. can afford to increase your pay
II yon increase my profits.
Fourih-You owe much to yourself:
you can't afford to owe anybody else.
Fifth-Dishonesty is never an acct
dent. Good men, like good women
can't see temptation when they meet it.
Sixth-Mind your own business and
in time you will have a business of your
own 10 mind.
seyenth-Don't do anything here
which hurts your self respect The
employe who will steal for me is cap
able Of stealing fIom ne.
Elght-It is noneo Of my business what
you do at night, but if dissipation al
fects what you do next day, and you
do halt a5much as demand, you'll last
half as long as you hoped.
Ninth -Don't tell me what I like to
hear, but what ought to hear l do
not want valet tosmy vanity, but
eed one for my dollars.
Tenih-Don'E waste time cutting
s2eeks out of rotten apples.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-01
A Mistaken Policy.

Lexington Gazette: The report
comes from Louisville that an attempt
will be made to have the legislature
repe al the law prohibiting the sale of
liquors Oh Sunday in cities of the first
and secOnd-class. We hope il is not
true, and il it is that the body will set
down on it and hard. Instead of max
ing the license laws less stringent they
should be made more so, or complete
prohibition will become the law.
The temperance people are growing
more and more in earnest in the matter
and the liquor people are not wise in
tempting fate. Moreover if the saloon
people in Louisville regard the result
II the election in that city as an midi
cation that the people want wide
open city, they will discover THEN
error. The state will work against
them aud take away what privileges
they have.
The saloons, or large number oil
them. are responsible Tor the prohibit
ton sentiment that has grown up all
over the country as well as IN Ken
lucky and it stands them in hand to
be god and not Crate further avei SIGN
to them, else they will dive the sup
port Of the LIBERAL and conseIvatiIn
element from them. The wliter is al
advocate of nigh lieeI Sc and the strict
est regulation, Which would eliminate
the low and me-breeding saloous
and he believes it the part of wisdom
for the decent salconist to join in
fight for such a regulation, or they may
find that they made a mistake when
hey would not accept half a LOAF
when the alternative was no bread.
Moreover if the saloon people regard
the Louisville victory rs one that
means that they aie TO be given all
-orts OF concessions and show this by
greater activity in evading the law,
the result in that city may turn cut to
have been the worse thing that could
have happened 10 Democracy. The
liquor people must be badly advised
when they act so directly against
their own interests. Better let well
enough alone and not fly to other evils
which are sure to engulf them.