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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
Aus Ofllk VII.

N0hytuo res b~siiiatn @,lp,iiefS
oas 5m 0ouuegsla8 p. a. ia oieisr
et1euo totis muy1sn Frto. 8obtilea
ron Mianiteuos Hlo fgani Smlg,ist.
{fot Nui1Ntn oge Staa.s Nrrtphlu
yes oom @libe aettoiitR una btipe All
egy itat ati0o.fs
Nm raosfA tu eaeiuRebei aiale
lpigeiu wlhttua ass Ntaus's gpga 80
Geoteiagt "a esaafitH nne rs Syag.
lluasu dr3eafloti-
SIN Allsy pau S. Satrta #, ini
Ns.ms isinsa Euleliohnes oahisr ~
ansicer. oer sug.tit osr alisei
e5enNefer m otftn SITUATE iu itr
stiiotter
Nm 9srsas .esr Wtas Tira.
Srpub Etita it1n e15,sr snii,iua ss
.ftlfr Pas #etgeuot uro Snha
eiute Shaosn rem #utstsyen Eaaiui
Hcldts aeyia .tit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
arzt unn goIItIktr.
Ser nens Dorassaes sss rs~sabusanfAen
1atioHaIfomifes.
grgpuberneur 81. 9ohn 3. n

%ALDAAtttA+ltf1.
SrgDuberHeur Or. Sohn =. Gin
DON Moine, osr sum @orfssn6en be-
refublltaniifen JlationaIiomitss erz
ipoblt moro, If nouit an bic Siens
Jrant 8. 5it1cods oeireieH. Der nit
isiHem Amtsanirift oIs 0eneral=9oFts
meiFier jenen GtreH5olsen meoerIeqte.
5fa 1T ieit DisIea Sabren in 6er g0s
lItt Neu=@HglaH65 i5dt:g oepefea
uHo bilbsts bOrtsn einen Der pihiias
ten 6oftorsR in Der anupaons. Die
sur 3lominirung 1afts fahrte.
Jobn j. pin iDurne 1855 3u GIi0t.
Vls., eeboren. Gr erbieIt it;He auqes
meine NusbiIoung an Der Gliot=. ionic
an ber 9erpidz afaoemie, Ire. ftus
oIrte Eerauf @soi5in uno errona on
osr 9ooooin=S HinerFtdt, We.. ben
2itel zines Doctors Der Webizin.
Na4bem er am Gong Sslanb Goneoes
9oipital 81 9rootlDn, q. g., 6es
Weitsren msoi3iniine Stubi.n be-
trie5eH uno dr3tlide G%rfabrunoen oes
iommelt, IieB CT ii9 in 8ootbban 5ars
Dor, DE, als 4r3t nieoer. Sm Sabre
1879 ber5og Ct ieooa mad 4ueuIta.
gle., uno trat bort IN Die 0ienfe Der
8erlaesfirma g. 8. 8iderp, bersn
WeitiHhabsr 5ia fpdter porb. Die
3abl Der 0sTer Der Qu5litotionen Der
6irma erreiate tnFolae Der Wirffoms
felt 6ils innerhol6 furssr 3eit bic
60be DON 100000. Sid mar ppu
1889 Bis 1893 WlitgIi.o bes Reprds
ientanteHbaufes bon Maine, in BEN
er Ii9 5uerit oIs Mitgliso Der aomites
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
Reiienoe Asemten.
9ehn Geppsrt.
feeaI HeenteH.
G.=tedbanieH, z. SRwaIbad.
9tuut zWssrniutn,

Wiaiam Egh in W 0uitopo &c
puros in sinem Strei.e bon BEN 81
isngisber Wm. 6odleB aus 5arD'
81, ourA einsn Wls1erifi6 blot untsr
Dem 5er3en lduer DerieBt.
Ges Sdmimmens MIDI tunoi9.
e%rtranteu i'm Gbippspa 5luB gu & a u
Claire Der 81 5a1re ogts Geo. 6Gu,
Der %45jdbrise n. 8. Swest. Sneet E
gaitiH uno 4 ainber. ais SdQ's Ga
%l0IiH60Ot. oas isiHs etits Jahrt madte.
ouf elm %0erborseHes 6inDsrniB itieB
uno ami6lug.
Der Ddgenfhuppsn uu0 ods
Weri5sugbaus auf Der farm bon D..
5eHelou iaolid bon aipon pur6en
jammt i6rem SnboIi our4 Elm 5eusr
3erii0rt.
geim aentern zines Boots. in
oem Fl nit 2 gomeraoen cine 5abrt
auf BEN 5luTe gu Z ND 8iber5
md6te. srtrant Ger q Sabre ate bort
3u 8siuf oct geripanbten wsilsnoe
rahiihe @rbeiter 5obn gsrfo.
Der 23iQbrise 4lb. Gisger in
Qeenab Dsriudte Gelbhmoro 3u be-
ss6sn. iuo,m Ct Fd NIT sinem itumpiea
RaHrmsher einsn S6niit in Die aebls
oeibradts. bod asiaHg es ieiner Wui=
Ter. ibm oos Wlsieg Bu entreBeu. e6e
sr nh cine tO0tlihs Bermunouug beige
braht bate. Nm D0nnerstaq b. %.
goa Elm lbmsres @elDittsr ubsr bieie
@easnD. wsIdes 6eirddilihen Sdaosn
0urb @libihldae onridtete.
Der 5or 5luB bat qegenUariig
ben 60diieH WaHsrfano felt Sa6ren
unb bic milotoien0eu 5luibsn BADEN
bertits 6etrdhtliden ShdBen angerids
igi. Il. u. wurDe bar Damn in 0er
Ho6s Der Anlaqe Der 1bilman1 Yulp
K paper SO. 3u aGutduHatb eils
ipeiie iDeagsrinen, 8ablrsihe 8aums
s%ntpur3slt, 0isi 8au6ol3 fortass
idnsmmi uno mebrtrs @ebduoe uHisr
9gafer 8siebt.
Tas 3idbrige 3otterhsn non
Wiliam Slauabier 3u @ parto ers
litt ihrtdlihe 9rauouunpsu. inoem
feline aleioer am Cfeu Isuer fingen.
Der 5%4idbrige. ieii'mebs rem Sob
rem srblinDste 6enrb 6uber pon 9 a
raboO fiel oDsr ltiir3ie ii6 aus einem
Tsniier oes eriien Siodmsrls oes
GpunipboipitaIs Sa Hseosburgu IT,.
iiarb bolo oarauf an ben srliiieuen
@erlstuHasu.
- Der lei OebeHsbutQau lai
fac 6armsr Gornelius Gnuiion. Der
Spuren bon geinesaeiiortbeii aeiete.
bsaina Selbitmorb eurh eridisBeu.
Das iiiblih pop Cscsota ge
lsasus prdhiias Mobnbaus ots 0orti
Gen aaufmdHues Wm. II. aoh iisl
idmmt alien 5nbolis sinem 9ranbe
gum Cpftr.
Der nabs g arofius mo6nbai
te Sc Sabre altt Ben. 6abtd puree
81 OBJ ana bon tintm 3u9t
%iberidbren unb aetobtet.
On Der 0eurittta Gjrubt al 6 III
bd Gttp puroe Der % Sabre alte
gerQarbeitsr W. @ondi aus Wilpuu
Zee BON einItiir3enosn gromaFtn sr
Ihld1tu.
gei ieinsr @rbeit in ben Berlin
Nadine Woris III 9eIott iiel W.
ampion aeasn Elm GhmirosIrdo unb
ieiH Inter Mtm muros ihm buhiidb
liA ~abgeidlifftn4.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

barum meitab 81 gehsn. 1riner AHe=
rican Glirir Of Bitter BIne III zines
Der beien 6etlmittel. Del6es ldnea
9inoerung bsrifafit. g pirtt olreet
auf oeuglagsn uRo auf oas 8an3s ysrs
oauungsiniism ale Crsans itmuli
reno uuo t%rdftiasuo. S0baIo Gle e
len uno gsnussnDe Qabruus srin0lih
Der0auen t0nnsn. per0en Gle ssluno
iein. Gs6rauhen 5ie oieIes 9ellmii
tel in alien 4rantbeitea 0es Nlasens
uno Der eiu8sneios. bel Slutarmut1
uno Ghpade. Sn Q~poibeten. Sol.
Sriner. 30. 616-622 Z. 4ibldno
Sire, Gbicago, So.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
Cine erSi5c Observation-Disclosures.

stsontrcgi. ieft.o b SCI it,bit.
nc }ani.W lsHt8 0aitrsaus gao sst
aaGsen atriste aeeHft esit atstn
ltn alt oitis tsu fg uia
ing gen vfs ceg lsw eotagi ~
caf ioweal assr 9ssgyr mic
0sn b. pcl Qf1ii syasl,,n e.
tsit ois sr1hmt urigfsr
Nraiit 't ag siahsu. 70 e,
lgiE unissss stosn Gsgan.poy,i fHi.
s~inasesu. 'eH #ans icfet, an Slit
us6ia5sH. IS IL Ri5, no.spsRs.a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

fir 8onten. Gilsababnen. GrpreB.
oisnff uno 3elegrap6en berborra9enb
.bet61tiete uno barn 8~oriibenoer hes
Gomites fir Giienba9nen puroe.
@on 1893 bis 1897 ssb0rte CT benz
SENATE 6es g@ine Sree"z Staates on,
DON 1900 Bis 1904 itano sr oisism als
0ounerneur Dor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
Nnntinaton luiIron.
9sE neue grle GsfiSsstaatsfefrstar Elm ess
fabsenef 1iVIomat.

iabsener Diplomat.
Der friibere Dritte 5ilfs-S taotss
fetretdr. 9uHtinoton Wuion, Der iest
gum @riien Silfs=Staatsietretdr err
naHnt pOroen 1T, Bat troB lsiner SUE
aeuo BilIon 3iblt Der 9,Hse erH
80 IT bersits cine ausge3eidnste 4ars
riere i'm oiplomatifheu DisnIte Der
Der. Stontsn binter Iid.
6untiHgton Wilion ipur0e in Gbis
cage geboren. SeiH @roBbatsr,
&ion3o 9untinston. mar elmer Der
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

Rebrasta. On Soutb
Cmo6a brannts bic aIfaiia 6ooo
Mia, Nigent6um Der Wi. Is. 4stsrs
WdQ So, init einsm Sha0en Don
S125, 900 nie0er. - Sin yralriebraHo
i'm fiolidsn G6sil oss gouRtD's " G.
q 6erfon Derbserte etiDa 10 s5omns
ihips". 8ieles 3ieb INN biele 3arms
qebduoe iieleu BEN 5lammen 3um
Epfsr. ~ Dnrh sine GrploFon nuros
in Qtoneer Gin iFeuer oerurlddt,
0as Is @ebduoe 3erii0rie. Gin ourh
granoitiftunG eniitaueenss Jeuer
dl6erte IN y IainBteW bic neue
Wlst6ooiiisrtirde iammt Der Qdltorss
mo6nunq uno einem anitoben0en @e-
bduos Elm. Sui. Wlsger. cine beiann=
te Verionlidleit in Gmabaer 8es
ihdftstreiieu, beqiuQ. DermutbllA me-
een ar5nili6teit. GelbitmpID ourh
GridieBen. - Nm 10. bis. peri6wdus
ben in Qtncoln dae Shantpirtbs
ihafisn, oa bic oortiae gurgeri6aft
Del Der lebttn Wahl ntrodeH" itimmie.
- Tas 8uaoesgsridt in GiRcoln
BADEN iid bic Giienba9Hen oa3u aus
erieben. i'm Oas Rcdt Der 1taatsge
isg0sbungsn sur Rs9eluuq Der 6ra6ts
Il. 9aNaaierraten an3aiehten. 0leihs
3eitia miro audi qeasn oas i'm Sabre
1905 erlaTsne 4torihs @eieB angss
ldmpit peroen.
W}ontdud q. ~ Bel 0ipelirun9ss
ar6siien fir bic nsue Qacific GiHis Der
She. Mit e e.. paul fieB 3u M
ouIa cine DompiihduIel oui cine
pom SprenaarbeiieH im80osH 8urudge
bliebsne DDHamiipatrone. Diee err
plooirts NIT iurhtbarer @ewalt. 3ers
lhmsiterie bic 0ampiihaufel NIB toos
tsie z Der Qr6eitsr. peI6e ie beoisn
ten.
W dfbiRgton.-@ea go Der
ionen lpuroeu uerIebt. oiele oaoon
Ihmer. inosm bic galtoneinfaHwna in
Der Isp Stat, Armorp tn seattle
bel elmer athletil6su @sraniialtung
brad uno 9esen bun0eri 3uih0ueT DoH
obsn aui bic llnteniiebenoeu her
abniir3ten. 9ei Der Crtsmdb( tn
SpotoRe iieais Der pemoiv. IRA
porse0noio0t Qraii iber BEN rspubltcd
niideu Gma. iuelb' 9eBierer geQen cine
-lpeit oiieue" Staoi par. r. WR. 6or
tier in Seattle mur0s oon isinem
9ruoer Sean erihoHen mn feline 5rau
atfdhrlit pcrpunosi. 81 Gbrse
gates trihoB 3as. gl. Daiplon iei
ne 6rau. ieins |ltidbriae 1odier uuo
ftlieBlih ih ieIbit.
00nfds. - 1as C%6sr1ddtsae
riht bat tntihisosu. oaB Srinlihu,oen
nihi Qeridtlih tinaelIast nsosR TON
neu. Starter 9tgeHiol bdt oie no
htuianoe Ditre im iHo0il;hen Sbcil
oes @tooits cnollh atbobsn. Sin
fiorier Irou bsrrihie am 10. Bis. In
Yer 0itaeuo pou Enpet0 mo man
iurtttt ooB oer @iIon}enuuhe in pen
4ieoerun8tn ihcer btiaaoi9t Varos.
= CINE Grp!ofou 3eJiloyie 0as O}iihs
! l@tbdups otr Vailin Aauo @ulutrmihle
I'll 2Urt@ t0tton nahe Is olums
ban 8 nobel 4 Wl6uutf aui etr STEELE
| 1ttootet uuo eslga - anotyt pey,tBt
purotn.
Oklahoma. @uuotsyih.sr
@dmpbsa Ia W( ustoaec bat oeu
aniraa aui @entiiuns Der Giciltlaae
ssGeu Woap. &dele1 uno oeieu Ctaei
It. In BEN anatel5bcn 0sime6its
fdpinotltitn obatpieln Gs banctli
iiA Ia etm Ryottb um @insatiam0t
etgca 5000 Atges Sano. i'm @suyt eQr
Wiaioptn.
M tifeurt. = Ter St1a.sfcrat
aabm Bic a%tmsirIamt 8ticuion an
utlAs iug oisitn S.a0l Nrea,u'tor
ottiiat Wyih lseea pie GioaiA tve.
naab ne gtnfaeguH8 srE l9l8 srfer
Na iel icwis eut G~srecgrslsn.
stnfGayaua uah otf e~'ai6Hbgv1 n.
~g}o2eeeaim ieuis sine N~sgeegee.au.
etr Gt5a.e Eourip uu9 SiaNvta
RTE. Hm o19 tnrh BE sSgsble,,iag utv
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

7glis ssntaaa iaEgt RAD ZEN Bs ms
fslegH caBssa's 9sabsygs r. 357 4hls
ua4so Giraec 4a l0aaf9. N8
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

~rtnt a.ae.a-aasseiue,s r,s,.
-rcrt 4Gre BE ~
E- G1Gtfr4 ri
searusr. a-o ns,,, 9
s@tnefe ee'esrl fsbns- e,n,
cEtrtr. 40 r-eev@s :,
-rt Glr rrfsr ~.
err f7r ws ss,-,r.-
'7 uHTse III. meosts
7mr Tsfs-us
N rse NJ
@oH't lettf esr=ef. =
zuas & f0-7n gt,-,
-tc l-s0 hf1re snZ-- -,
P-tlo wars
EsusnitmmsrFf,.
1850 2z ~ s-
Asrse. u,tic~s
-a -
-H Jfst~a
e sn SO
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

Tfrfi Clears. IN Sasen ..........-.4sO[5t
SeceHe &leare. IN Saden .......--..3 1880
aie5ri9e Wrcoc ~ 9l4eH ....-~..-5t5
naalae S,Tlifsis n Saheru ...-..6t-
as,afr-1ssi 90 "a sss;. 81 % :
HihHleniisife. ~ Setter.
~iaasGrs feline Gqiosliaas "....2S.56-
Useul Bitooiincs ...4.......4..26B0-
Esaerg.ea
$500, a., SEQ
NttoueiAalcu = .s-.---.......------ l-oSH
Mtsstaaieh -...-.- 100 aoo
erssiFsnsn. - s,'f sr,ssgarf ISL
srima 59mal5 rer 9ni. 1880 eainicu f0ss
-llises Shuiiern- 7s-sc; ghfieiitace. es.
q, aInkszale BET prse4itsnmartie IN mi.
80 / @rFsherf t3f-tz q Hn. wariherr
tee 20, so. 3 EnriHa t05-t 1s. Stan
earo @etf,s 20 M aa I &sGeeN
sse go 3 Msis. 7f-4h-; slll20ro eeieg.
Gts obiasr uursse ens ma s-lsiss arisisi.
Ten Gaiia Commercial 9ettEr tfarbsii,t.
anbere e'etreise. grpsufienmdyfis.
gtteago.i II. mat gssel Bia.sr.
ssstHs Sai'His 5ao1e SCI siraiasls
Eier 81 go. 2 r.tSv i4st-
A12 ftM lc B gcaey
A-sa Sait-rs 9His
efs Atlttetilsire as1 ac Z A-ri1+
eT 1859 EzimA Etmetseiar1cr 1-0-
Ae- 1898 = ISIS E1Ent f04T-.
@agfi #a ateN as a-t40a. Etru Gtfs
@sts 30 oo-f0 15. a.sef1n-r
~ eaHts H. MAJ zS tisga p 20 Q
ta.t h54-i = - eaEisr ls2-i33
Hrisr. ~ go . usfHcr. EM
3 IN ea SIZE it -1l - &rtytn -
eatfsr. $50 Pc 2 rrifs t5-
@aiS sc 2 reuaf ster 78,.
esitF. 49, So ? usluer ~c
- tHufrrnlfA It wrisrr 49,
nc : acrtetgr, f-s-l2a 30. ; E5nsarr
: A-1eTfr
Wctf. = 7r1 a1fer,s el1A 500 -r-sr>s
te34-o steers Ats-ae Estrros ass
@
itn u 4 Eeifa &c I
n2rss4E ie-A As : 4s1ss-sa. zs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

Se4h vrsrlter @ureeu.
Tee trr esr eCa. den laise.t s,a la'
irifitunelaa no 18astn5e sUsnta rem
geitcrriiE %ciaauesf5s Nts Atttienapt
Ksiinnea ma 9-utsWalicrs Su.sea *
fnhci h9 ittlin So. t9i N,ag'u @tt.
8gtga @tt. SoaCSy.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
CIVIC PROGRESS.
Difficult to Find Willing Workers Who
Are Efficient.

Difficult to Find Willing Workers Who
Are Efficient.
In one phase Of civic progress at
least we find much difaculty In obtain
ing willing workers who are efficient,
1t would seem that In working toward
the identifying Of q city or town We
must begin the work at least q gen
Grafton before good results are obtain
ed. Improvements or reform In many
phases Of civic regeneration would
now be much easier Of accomplishment
had the previous generation been drill
ed in thu fundamental principles of
civic betterment.
Success in building the city or town
beautiful hinges largely on taste.
What we need to do to insure future
success is to teach the school children
taste. for by generating It in the child
1t soon reaches the home and soon per-
vades the whole community. city, town
or country. With the proper amount
Of taste created we need not fear re-
suits. Adults are fully as impression
able along this line as the children,
AVA VIC AiSC ul0AJ cAuuipics Ill SOuLu-
ern California Of whole communities
showing an improved taste in civic
identifying due alone to the residence
there and active work Of single per-
son. While we are very proud of our
school system, some Of our leading
educators fail to properly appreciate
Its necessities. Our children are at
present being put through examining
process Of the three RS that allows
no time for contemplation Of anything
beyond and Is utterly destructive of
the natural development of the best in
child's makeup. II culture and taste
cannot be impaired to the child in con-
nection with the stuf1lng process we
should have less of what is superficial
~ called ''education"-not education at
all. but simply an excess of schooling.
The hope Of the city and town beau
tiful lies in the proper training Of the
rising generatfon.-Los Angeles Times.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
Trimming Of Trees.

1t is generally appropriate on the up
proach Of spring to annually utter a
note Of warning concerning the trim
ming Of trees. More or less pruning
or other care Is necessary every year.
either to promote health and vigor, re-
move dead wood or to induce desirable
changes in form or growth. but such
work should never be done except by
expert tree men. AS has been often
said in these columns, every kind Of
tree must be treated in accordance
with the needs Of the particular kind;
the elms have their peculiarities, the
oaks their. and 80 on, and only men
with thorough knowledge Of these
conditions should ever be permitted to
prune a tree. In all communities
where 1t is possible such work should
be done under the directions of a city
forester.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
ooxT Be A Pesunl,I.

Yei<s DC 0sss - chsssssAasss ~
0ssse rswr Tssa Az vss Ca
A town whose citizens have no ppA
lie spirit u on the way 70 ths esoe
tsry.
The citizen who viii do nothing e
help his own town b helping to did
its grave.
The citizen who growls about his
town being the worst evee' h assist.
ing in its burial.
The business man who viii not ID.
vertise is driving the hearse.
The citizen who IL 4 chronic num.
bier and always pulling back In ever
public enterprise is throwing bosqust.
on the grave.
The citizen who knocks" and howis
''hard times" breaches the funeral sef.
mon
Point TO town whose citizens coupi
college or church or library OF chau
tauqua or lecture course as Q los and
you point to a town which wtll BE-
known throughout your state a. "a
good town to move from" Do your
part, then. as cittsens. Count fol-
something in the Affairs Of your town
or city. Pledge your word and honor
that SO long as you reside In . com.
munity II shall he your constant ain
to boost 1t in every way you can,
that you will not KNOCK" but will Dc
all you can for every public enterprise
that has for its object the best inter
ests Of the community; that you will
submit to the majority rule and no,
growi II things are not always as you
think they should he; that you will
keep in mind that II town h good
enough for you to make money In II
is the legitimate place for you to spend
1t and will buy everything you can
Of your home town merchants: thai
you will always say something good OF
your town and people or keep silent
except in case Of . public nuisance
that you will not encourage nor con,
tribute to injurious reports about you
neighbOrs or business competitors. bat
will use the scales Of charity in weigh
ing the shortcomings Of your fellows
Practice this teaching and your town
will be one into which the hest fam
files will come as the children gather
around a fire on q winter night. Take
big dose Of cheerfulness and feel
that the best il yet to eome.-Benning.
ton (Aiass.) Banner.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09

The sporting editors of the
large city papers all over the
country are working over time in
an effort to find some pugilist
who has the nerve to enter the
ring with Johnson, the black
champion. This is a thing that
has never interested US to any
great extent, but there should
be some one who could wrest the
championship from this colored
fellow if for no other reason than
to satisfy the sporting element
But then they must have some
thing to worry about.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09

A celebrated writer who has
been to Africa makes the state
ment that shooting big game
over there is about the same as
shooting cows in a back yard.
That might be all right but il
would be necessary for one tC
make a character study of the
farmer in whose back yard you
wished to do the shooting.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09

The other day a fellow attempt
ed to commit suicide in Denver
by inhaling gas and the papers
stated that he was converted
during the recent meetings held
in that city by Gypsy Smith.
This latter statement may have
been true, but it was hardly nee
essary to mention it.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
SCHOOLS SHOULD TEACH FARMING.

Every year it is becoming
more evident that agriculture
should be taught in our public
schools. There was time when
it was considered that the matter
of instruction in the business OF
tilling the soil was unnecessary,
but things have changed and
people are beginning to realize
that the farmer, in order to be
successful, must be educated
Just as well as the man in busi-
ness. Prof Bailey of Cornell
university, a member of the
country life com mission recently
appointed by President Roose-
Welt has the following to say on
this subject:
prof. Bailey would have agri-
culture taught in all the public
schools where there is need of
such instruction. In OF h e r
words he would have it taught
in all rural schools as well as in
colleges and universities,
He takes this position be-
cause of the difficulties in the
problem of agriculture which
have arisen in recent years in
consequence of the great in
crease in population and the
need of more diversified farm
ing. To be successful in state
like New York, a farmer must
be man of education at least in
his line; and it will be impracti-
cable to acquire this education
when young unless agriculture
shall be taught far more gener-
ally and in a much greater num-
Der of schools than at the pres
ent time.
instruction of this kind would
also contribute to the solution of
the country life problem; for the
more agriculture is elevated by
the demand for higher qualifica.
tions in those who pursue it, the
more will it appeal to the ambi-
ton of young men who are rear
ed in rural districts. 1t will APP
pear to them less as a drudgery
and more as a noble and digni.
fed calling. In any event they
find it so as a result of the de-
velopment of conditions making
education essential to success.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09

The cold blooded murder Of three
sheep herders on ranch near Chey-
enne, Wyo., Tuesday night has a.
reused the entire country in Big Horn
country. 1t is supposed that the deed
was done by camp raiders and large
rewards for the apprehension Of the
perpetrators Of the crime have been Of
fered by the county and state. The
bodies Of twp Of the men were cremat-
ed after being shot.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09

This horse possesses great bone,
good style and action. is black in color
and typical all-around Percheron
horse. Terms: 81 20 to insure living
colt. Service fees become due upon
upon removal of mares from county.
Care will be taken to prevent acct
dents, but will not be responsible
should any occur. Some person will
be found at the farm AT all times.
MORRIS JOHNSON.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
NJ AJO OR
JULEsBURG, COLORADO

Is Il dark bruwn percheron, five years
old, possessing go"d size, large bone,
good action, weighing 1000 pounds,
and undoubtedly the best stallion ever
brought to this section of the country,
will make the SEASON as follows: Fri
DAYS and Saturdays at SPANS livery
barn at 'Julesburg, Colo, the rest of
the time at my place, two miles north
of Julesburg.
Ten dollars to insure living colt.
Service fee to become due upon re-
moval Of mares from county. Care
will be taken to prevent accidents, but
l will not be responsible should any
occur J. G. PERCY.
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09

/. The ladies' all over the United
States are up in arms against
the proposed increase of tariff
on gloves. If there is no de-
crease in the tariff it is quite
likely that the long gloves, 40
much in evidence last season,
will beome a thing of the past.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
FIR e D..

The American Bred Pe-cheron Stall
lion by Gilbert, M. 1888, owned BY
Morris johnson, will make the season
OF 1903 at the johnson farm, one-half
mile north and east of Julesburg,
Just across the town line
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
Black Sampson

A registered Jack years old black
in color with white points, l6 hands
high, and has large bone and good
action. This Jack will make the
season of 1905 at my farm. One-half
mile north and east Of Julesburg, just
across the town line.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
Breeders Directory

make the season OF 1909 as follows:
Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays at the Span 4 Son Livery
Btrn in Juleshurg, Colorado. Tues
days and Wednesdays at the Ranch of
+. Short 10 miles west of Julesburg.
Terms: $40 To insure living colt.
Service fees become due upon the
removal of mares from the county.
Care will be taken to avoid accidents,
but We will not be responsible should
any occur.
H. G. SPAN & SON