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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-12

- Die aIdge BON Muguit Mppel ses
gen sSpbonna Ippel purbe i'm Circuit.
seritt auf beiberie ietttses llebereintpm.
men abeetpieIen.
- Der Wbite 8iua Club bat fol-
gsnbe Sirettoren ertpGblt: s. g.
glntbe, Wm. Gpppin, Mm. 8. 6obns
bprit, S. 8. Sugenbers, Soi. 8, 2ubn,
Spiepb Ratermann, Wm.R. S6eifers,
Sp1n u. Stepie, s. SO. 0annenipet9,
$. B. Weisbrpot.
- @iQiam +. S4utB perfldgte bic
6. uno 8. unb Die 6. unb q. @tIens
babn unb bic Gopingtou unb Gincins
nati @Ieoateb 1ransfer unb Bridge
So. auf $4,000 Shabeneriab. Ila
er on Der 10. unb Rufeu Str. Die
8eIeiIe treu5te. purben Die StIagbduz
me berabselaifen unb min er oaburf)
perleBt tporben feiH.
- CHARLES 6it6 0ilfsz9oitmeiiter.
Serr Charles 6tt6, MitgIteb oes bies
.Itgen Shulratbs uno 8prmann Der
GarsuusbeFerungs @ertitdtten Der
6. unb 3. 9o6n, ipuroe geitern gum
Silfss ssPoitmeiIter an SteLe opn 4llie
Seilsr ernunnt. Die Grneunung pirD
ollgemein mtt3ufriebenbeit aufgenpms
men. 6err 6tth pirb fein 2lmt om
Is. M}ai antreten. Gerr Seller lpiro
pahrihetnIth bic SteQe uIs GIert oes
WaferpertszRothes erbalten.
- Sn Der @obnuno Der Frau On
berion, go. 153 Stepart Strobe, ers
plooirte geitern 2lbeno Elm 8uioIins
ofen. Die 5eusrtpebr mar prompt 5ur
Ste1e, I0i6te Die 5lummen uno be-
lduft ii9 Der ongeri6tete Stooen aui
nur $25.
- 6err SoI. 8Itrein ertrQntte oes
tern pdbreno Der 2lrbeit in Ginctns
natl uno purbe nu6 ieiner Dobnung
an Der 13. unb 8reenup Strabe ges
bradt. Srgenb jemono er5dblte ieiz
mem 8ruoer Ben. 8Itrein, einem 3ims
mermann Der g. uno q. 9obu, bob
Ieirgruber SoIepb perIebt tpurbe, mas
ibn in iOIde Qufre9ung oerieBte, DAB
er i'm Central GpDir9ton ga9nboi Don
etnem 8Q99on iieI uno ihmer5boftc
8erIeBungen erIttt. Man bradte ibn
na6 ieiner Dobnung an Der u. uno
9alman StraBe.
- SOfepb 5bompIon, Elm 2(ngeiteus
ter in ben s. unb 3. DertItGtten an
Der 13. Strobe, tpurbe geitern Dor
mtttag tpdbrenO Der Grbeit buourt
perIeBt, boB Elm I6peres Rob a. iein
redtes 8etn fieI. Der 8erunsIiidte
fpuroe ndd ietner Mobnung an Der Z,
uno Wtoin Strabe gebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-12

umgeben unb einem Diamanten be-
febt, befdentt. Muf Der 8orberieite
1T oergame rprpf. GILBERT @eper" eins
gruDirt, tpGbrerlb Die Riidfsite Die eSn+
ihrift n9epiomet bonn Orion MGnz
ner6or anlGblih bes iiIbernen Subis
ldums als 9trisent" trdet. grdfibent
9eurp Shleuter iiberreihte benz @es
feierten bieMebaiue nit elmer fhpunez
ppllen Rebe, in Der er bic 0erbienIte
bes 6erru 8eper als Dirigent prizes
unb feinem 8emiiben, Dem 0erein iiber
Die 9ren5en Netpports binaus Mnerz
tennuns gu berfhuffen, bobes Sob
spIlte. Cine feuatfrDbIias 5eier folss
te.
- Die gpuntp apmmiiIGre iinb
gegen ben 9uu Der Bride iiber ben
2tdingflub nabe aenton Station.
Der Spitenpprani9lus tit $4,000 uno
pirb $4,000 mehr toiten, ipenn Sracs
tioncurs bariiber fabreu. Spllte bic
Traction So. beriprehsn, bab iie t6ren
Intbeil an ben Soften besublt, bunn
IinO fie nit Dem 9riidenbau einpers
itdnben. GSerner foa bic Sompagnie
peripre6en, baB Cincinnati burh
GompbeQ SO. erreidt iperoen tann.
- 5arrD 5rp, Der bes Stedens nit
Der 2tbitdt Sobn Morton gu tObten,
dngetlagt lit, lpuroe geitern oemStaots
ridter 9uten porgefiibrt. "a Morton
9eItern Ro6t itarb, purbe Die 4ntlase
in Morb umseGnbert uno iein 5aQ on
bas Gountpgeriht peripisfen. gorps
ner Or. 0igbp belt geitsrn einen Sn'
queIt unb Die 8eIhiporenen bes Goros
ners gaben Elm @erbitt ub, oohinldus
tenb, oob Wortcn infoIgs zines MeIs
Ieritids BON Der 9onp 5rp's gu isinsm
lobe tam.
- @om ariegsbepartsment lit Der
9efebI einqetroffen, oab iiebsn aoms
pagnien Des 2. Snfanterie Hsgiments
unD Muiittapeue iit3 rad st. genjds
min 6urriion begeben miifsr, um
SfieBitbungsu oor3une6men.
Rutb Ron, 18 Sabre alt, TOdtsr
bes S6uIratbsmjtoIieoes Soi. RoQ, ii
gsitern in ibrsr eIterIi6eu DohHun9,
g&p. 418 Gin Strabe, geitor6en. -
Sobn 0initeI, 20 Sabre oft, itarb ge'
tern in Ieinsr Wobnung, glo. 1908
Columbia StraBe, nab nur orsI.d8i'
Ger GrQnt6eit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-12

Die gDpirstou Office fur bas rSin.
riunati Sulfsblatt" befinoet Itdl i'm
8ebauoe Der GDpinston Goal & Saas
&c., go. 509-511 Maoiion Iueune.
Hnscigcn, Rittbeilunsen unb Seitel'
luneen irseuoipelder art iperSen bis
10 11hr GbeuSs Saielbit entaeeenge'
uDmmen. Selenhpn South 24OO.
- 8efiBDerGnberungen: Gbtparb
unb Gpa 8olette on 4rd6eQa Gbz
monos, bic SI0bGlfte Der Qot 10 in
9lot $40. 7 Der RufeQ unb gutepell's 8
unterabtbeiIung, an Der Sitieite Der
Wtoin Str, 100 SUB n0roIi6 Der 3.
StraBe, 81. Gouis 9aliquin on
gBiQiam uno Gpria Sones, 2ot an Der
gaorOIeite Der 6oreit 4oe., 40 SUP
0itIi6 Der Butler Strabe, 25 BEL 100
SUP, 81. - So6n McSnineD Il. u.
on SpIepb Muperbofer, Qot on Der
8onb StruBe in QBeit Gooington, fir
$3.50. - Die Central Gooington
Smp. 60. an gatbartne unb 9Srances
2imiteao, 2ot go. 223 in Der 6unz
tington 2ot unb Smp. 60. unterabtb.
on Der DeitIeite Der Borren StrQBe,
25 Bel 70 SUB, $3.50. - WiaIter Gomz
mifioner Dm. q. 6inb iibertrug an
Die Suntington Got unb SSmp. 60.
60a older 2dno an Der 2ertngton
Ytte geIegen, fir $4,000.
- GheIhetne. Qouis 81. 6eftpnps
26, unb 4nna M. GoQitebe, "a, 6eioe
bon gopington, go. Walter COB
5tQparo, p, BON Bremen g., unb
gffie Dlarie 6eDges, q, BON 2uncaz
iter, 3. DaIter 8. 6urlsp, 20, pon
JieDpprt, &p., unb gmalia so. Gam
bert, "a, BON bier. 6enrp Reinbart,
"a, bon 2uOlop, Sp., urb Joa 6.
5aus3, 20, BON bier. GSrant Ruez
thing IT,, 20, unb Gatbarina gleoes,
20, beioe bon bier.
- Observation-Disclosures: 6. unb 8.
GrIenbabn 60. fir etnen Qn6du an Der
IS. uno 9Rufeu Ctr, fir 1915. =
W. $. Miuer, fir Elm Jromet6eater
gso. 1914 6olmuH StraBe, $500.
- SObn Rusb bon Der Sim Str,
Gub!oD, lit BON etnem lGngeren Qufz
entbalte in Jfep Stem gort 3urldgez
febrt.
- Der 5au Der @retutoren +. :.
Diem uno gbarles 3. Ding eeqen bic
JibelItD Wtutual 2ife QlfTociation
fpuroe geitern bonn Rthter gracn biz
gum %, W1ai perihoben.
Sphu unb 9eorge RoeTind, bic
ungetlagt tpdren, ibren 8dter Rtharb
sHoettng nngebli6 mibbanbelt gu baz
ben, fpuroen i'm Stabtgeridt entldfz
len, bd Die 3eugenausfage ergo6, oaB
bie S6ulb me6r oem 9ater als ben
Sobnen 5u3uf6rei6en lei. Roeiina
ioa fetne fleineren &inber pernadlaIs
fiseR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-12

aub Rcuisfciteu Inb abSuseben Gds
Der 4. uno Charles Strahe. llnicr
agcrt fir SamiItou iuobnt go. 3O1
9uro 1sroEt Ctr. Sdsphon (Ssme)
go. 37S =. SelepbOn uuieres aprre'
tpcuo.ntsu: Some go. GIG @
49, 9at. Goblin uno DiLiiam NeIh
nurDen porqeItern Rahmittag i'm 6.
8. uuo 3. Bububof ppn Der qpli5ei
neQen 1runtenbeit i'm Stattonsbaus
inbaftjrt. Goblin betIagte iia geitsru
Worgen uber Sfrmer3en uno sr err
3GbIte, bab er in isinsm 9Oitbaus bic
5reppe biHabitiir3te uno iih perleste.
Sine unteriubung srgab, baB er eiusu
Rippsnbruh ertjtt une oas RaieHbein
brad. gr fanD Qufuobme i'm Wsrcp
9oipitaI.
- Der 40 Sabre aIte forbigs Sod
DiQium Robinion itiir3te 9sitern Dor
mjttag riitpdrt5 eius aeuertreppe BIZ
nab unb broh ben linten qrm in Der
StuItergegenb. Der 9erungliitts lit
in Der 8irtbihaft pon Sou 0iorner in
Der 6igb StraBe beihdftist, no Der
unfaQ puFiirte.
- Coroner 5. q. 8urnett bisIt gss
itern ben Snqusit in bem Sooesfau
pon Tupio s. 5reemar non Ginc NJ
natl Qb, lpeI6er am Sonntag abeno
in o2r Jtd5e BON NoObsbale Ssluno
part angegriffen tpurbe uub bas 2es
ben einbuBte. Die 4usiagen bruhten
uitts, mas nitt iton berihtet nun
be. U2apor Rotbpeu pirb hsuts Nor
gen imYoIt3ei9eridt gobsrts Goparos
unb Wm. Sation, beibe pom GineiHz
nati, auf Die Nntluge, ben Too noR
5reeman perfduloet gu buben, perb0s
rem.
- Junten oon einsm 3unbhol3
IeBten geitern Worger aleibunssftiide
in einem Shrunt in Der Dobnuna
bon 6reb. Gonraot, go. 1031 6anoper
StraBe in gruHb. 1as 5euer ipurbs
prompt gel0f6t.
- 5rau 5reD. price, pon go. %
Gorb 9. Strabe. itieB gsitsrn Mprgen
beim Baiden eines 5eniters i'm Stpeis
ten Stof ibrer Mobnurg ibren Qrm
3uTduig bur9 cine Sbeibe unb Der am
osre Jeniterrabmen I0ite ii6 Ios unb
fieI duf ben Qrm, ipelder burh bic ges
brDhens SfeFbe Itedte. Der arm
puroe f6Iimm 3erI9nitten unb Elm
Ar3t muBts i6ieunigit berbsigeruFsn
lperoen, um bic Jrau Dor oem 8srblus
ten 81 retten.
- 9eiratbsIteine: Don Ore Weit,
%. 9aptOn, 8, unb 9erna Cobb, %,
gttboletopn; Sames Ridarbion, 20,
uno SSoo Wiap. q, beibe BON Wlibblee
totDn; Otto pinnets, "a, unb 4nna
Ufinne6an, 18, beibs oon !5anrilton;
g9arles S. 0uerr. Is, Crforb, unb
4nna Wlc8onigls, 18, 5amilton.
49, prubatrihtsr Sarttoff beiptIiqte
Der Gertrude 9uire bic S6eipuna BON
Sobn 8uire uno iprad ihr bas Reht
gu ibren WaGb6ennamen Gertrude Mcz
5oobsn, ipisoer fiibren au Dlr1sn.
- Cora gillingslsu, pelfe imSuni
1906 bon ibrem 9atten Yerrn Bill
lineslea i'm Slid gelaiieu ipurbe, bat
berielben ipegen 8erlaiiens unb Der
na4ldFigung auf S6sipung perflaqt.
Grace Carlisle bat 5nrpep Carlisle
ebenfals auf Sdeibung pertlagt unb
5tpar Ipegen Mib9anolung.
- Die 3pei neripaijen ainber BON
Carl uno CLARA S4ud parben Don
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-12

Ste Vefnppr1 SfItee Tnr ods sNIh'
einnatier gDlfsbiatt" befinoet I'D, IN
Hu. 33l gurt srus., seaenab.r e.m
3uartbauie, tuaielbft Reuisfeiien, Sn.
seisen Il. {. -. bis 10 llbr 45 Rirntsx
Nbsnbs entgcssugsnDmmeu peroen
Sel.phuu South 2401. %
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
So9n S6upp an 8eroHtto 9edert, Qot
go. 303 in SSumes SaDlors Sat RolD
Nbbition on Der Rorotpeit Gte Der
7. unb Wlonroe Strubs, 81; Ulaitsr
8OmmifGr an Margaret9e 6errtIpB,
Got go. rs in Der Soplor uno Dupis
unterabtbeilung in 9apton, Gp., Su
$4,000.
SRI. 2ucp Stubbs, ouf goutIep's
Sill on Der QIeranbria Bite pobn6aft,
lit geftsrn MorgeR zines pI0BIiten
Sobes geitorben.
- 4rtbur Creighton tpurbe bem
gountprihter 5uptins unter Der 9lnz
tlage oes StraBenraubes Dorgefiibrt.
0a Der 6aupt3euge gbpuro 8roplep
ertrontt 1T, !puroe Der SAT- auf Jrei.
tag beri6oben.
- Diuiam Simon, Elm Solicitor
Der Queen Gitp 9gurniture Gompann.
fpur0e geitern bonn Getettio Sbeer1n
rpegen Qngebliher unteri logung pers
buftet. Gr fou 9eIo toQettirt uno
ni9t abgeIisfert baben. 2lIs Die Qeute,
Die 6e3ablt batten, nah Dem W0beIgcz
fhdft tumen, tonnten tie i6re Ul0bel
nt6t erbalten. Die 8irgi6Qft Simpns
puroe ouf $500 feftgeieBt,
- 9. Orutenbrob, elm Sr0bler
pon Ger Gin Strabe, tpurbe unter
Der 4nfIage Der 6:blerei bem Gountnz
rihter 5alptins borgefiihrt. Der Is
Sabre alte Simons, on Der griqbton
nabe Der 8eturab StraBe pobn6uft,
9eftuno. buB er geitobIene MeTingItiidc
an Oruten6rob bertauft babe. Gin
Sunge Namens Beagle Toq i'm be-
bilfli4 getpeIen Iein. Grufenbroo
puroe ben 9roBgei6porenen Ibers
niefen. Die sSdQe ber beiben Sungen
nuroen uuf beute berI6oben.
- 9egen bic Gigentbiimer oes Iep.
ptgretntgungs Gtabliiiements on Der
Jront unb DSaratogd Strabe ipurbsn
BON 20 8efppbnern jener 8egenb &laz
gen bsim poli3eiri9ter 8uten eiugez
rei6t. Sic befaperen iid iiber ben
Stau6, Der fin i6re Mo6nungen Elm,
bringt. Der San tommt am s5reitue
i'm Stabtgeriht CUR 8er6anblung.
- 5rart Grnfter6off bertlugte bic
Gtti3ens Selep6one gompanp ouf
$4,000 S6abenerIas, neil bieIelbe auf
ieinem Grunbftiit pfoften erri9tsn
LIEF.
- 5err unD fSrau Gus. Slump,
ST., Don GolD Springs, &D., tpurDen
bes 5. Sabrestuges ibrer
g6e nit elmer Surpriie gartD beebrt.
5er3lih @erutalattonsn unD 3ablreicbe
Geihente fpuroen Dem 9aar 3ut6eil.
- Brof. gilbert GeDer puroe qss
tern anldBlih ieines iilbernen Subj
lGums als 8irigent bes 4rion U2duz
nerdors BON ben Mitgliebern nit eli
ner goloensn Wlebaille in sSorm elmer
2pra, NIT eInem sriinen 2orbeertrana
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-12
,,3Qtnetl ber Riuoer. !"
MRS. WlNSL0W'S
Soothing Syrup
esnte hetS aaseWaatf Hssbev
BET sabncnoeis 9inoern.

Gs berubiat has ninb. srtssidi Den @ax.
men. linoert Que G6msrssn. HurHt Etnesaos
III linb ifi oas bette Wlftel ssesn Dtarreoe.
SiHfnnSsmausig Gents bic TIaiAs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-12
20 e fu y o Z (.

Gie Wetp pprt Office fnr bas rGin'
eianatier gOlfsblatt" befinbet lid, in
EO. 331 gurt sruss, seseuaber e.m
4Uarthauie, tuoielbft 8euiGfeiien, I'm.
seissn Il. I. ~. Bis 10 llbr 45 Rirntsx
Nb.nbs entscssngsnOmmen meroen
Selephou SuHth 2401. 9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-12
= am II to n.

SamiIton anseissn, 2ofaI.Rstiscs
aub Rcuisfeiteu Tuo absuseben Gds
Der 4. uno Charles Srahe. nnirr
agrrt FIR Samiltou iuobut go. 3O1
Ruro Gsrort Ctr. Sdsphon (Seme)
go. 37S =. SeiepbOu uuicres aurre.
ippuo.nteu: Some go. GIG 8
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-17

respond with the squares. Take
three grains of corn. from each ear.
one near the butt, one at the mid
die and one near the tip, taking
each grain from a different row.
Place each set of grains on the
square of muslin corresponding TO
the number of the ear. When all
the squares. or as many as you have
ears to be tested, are occupied, cover
them with several thicknesses of a
damp heavy cloth and set the whole
in a warm place.
In about seven or eight days, or
even in a shorter time if the weather
is warm, examine the grains and
take for seed only those ears from
which all the grains have germi-
mated This precaution will avoid
much disappointment in securing
stands
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-17
THE CLAIMS OF THE R08OES
Are Gradually Getting Concessions,
and Are Now Demanding Munich
pal Lodging Houses.

After a while the hobo will be re-
garded as quite a decent sort of a
fellow With such hobo as J. Eads
How of St. Louis, a millionaire, to
assist him he is in a fair way to get
concessions that will relieve him Of
the necessity of making an effort for
self-support.
At one of the hobo meetings in
New York on Monday last How made
the statement that municipal lOdg
ing house should be as free as a pub
lie library. We assume he meant by
this that every city should maintain
a municipal lodging house, and that
hObOes should not only be given beds
in every city they take a notion to
visit, but that they should be fed and
furnished with money with which to
reach the next city in their travels.
If there were such lodging houses
the country would soon be Overrun
with hoboes. Thousands who are
now earning a living would abandon
effort of every kind and tramp over
the country from years end to years
end. They would seek the south in
the winter and the north in the sum-
mer. Eventually they would sue
coed in getting a necessary amount
of clothing from the municipalities
they visited.
j. Eads How, although a rich man,
delights in the life of a hobo. AS
far as we are informed, however, he
doesn't squander any great amount
of his wealth on hoboes, but he
busies himself with their affairs.
He is making demands all the time
for them, and is gradually succeed
ing in getting sort of recognition
for his hobo friends
1t is probable that by his activity
he is greatly increasing the hobo
class. There is a very considerable
percentage of men who will not work
as long as they can live without anv
effort on their part. There are
times when many men are out of
employment. They should be helped
| but there is no reason for sympathy
with the genuine hobo. He doesn't
want to work and doesn't intend to.
The vagrant law ought to be vigor-
ously enforced against him. Thai
| is the only way to get rid of the
| hobo army-an army that increases
in number in proportion as it is
! treated with patience and kindness.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-17
NOVEL FARMING IN ALASKA.
In RainIess interior Vegetables Get
Moisture From Melting Ice.


You would smile incredibly if you
were told that farmers are annually
producing good crops in land where
there is seldom any rainfall, where
they use no artificial irrigation of
any kind and where the season lasts
only III days, from May 18th to
September goth Nevertheless in
terror Alaska, north of the Arctic
Circle, is the scene of just such novel
agriculture
Farming by a method of sub-irri-
cation, with the moisture supplied
by melting ice, is the system that
is meeting with surprisingly success
full results. According to Special
Agent Mackenzie, who supervised the
taking of the recent census in the
fourth district of that territory, rain
is practically unknown, he says, "but
the necessary moisture comes from
below" The thaw never extends
deeper than three feet and often not
further than / ) inches, but the thaw
is regular and the water supply suffi-
Gent to force a rapid growth.
Celery, lettuce, Tadishes, cabbages,
turnips and potatoes thrive, and Mr..
Mackenzie declares they are so much
better than in ''the states" that the
high prices charged by the growers
is quite justifable. Raspberries
grow to be as large around as %
cent pieces, and blueberries and cram
berries grow wild in great profus-
ion. Experiments have been nado
with strawberries and grain. and,
while no great success is recorded,
the outlook is encouraging.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-17
UNITED STATES LOSING JAPs.
More of Them Are Returning Home
Than Are Coming This Way.

'' nv COliiAHS IIilS " dN.
X. Yamasaki, Japanese consul in
Chicago, has made public a state
ment prepared by Matsuzo Nagai,
acting consul general of Japan, in
San Francisco, showing that for the
last two and a half years japanese
have been returned from the United
States to their own country in great
er numbers than they have been com
ing.
According to the statement in
1908, the departures from Japan to
the United States numbered 3.S26.
and the arrivals in Japan from the
United States 5,493, making an ex-
cess of 1867 returning. For 1909
the figures given are 1913 DEPART
ures from Japan and 4,53S arrivals
in that country from the United
states, making an excess of 2,625 re-
turning. For the first six months in
1910 there are shown 1871 DEPART
ures from Japan and 1907 arrivals
from the United States, an excess
of 1876 returning.
The statement quotes the last an
nual report of the United States
commissioner of immigration to show
that the exclusion of the Japanese
immigrants is being ACCOMPLISHED
under the present laws and regula-
tons
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-17
Acute or Chronic-Whicbq

No matter if your kidney trouble
IS acute or chronic Foley's Kidney
Remedy will reach your case. Mr..
claude Brown Reynoldsville. III
writes us chat he suffered many
months with kidney complaint which
Daf1ied all treatment. At last he
tried Foley's Kidney Remedy, and a
few large bottles effected a comnletn
cure. He says; ct has been of in
estimable value to me-" Dawson
Drug Co. and Peoples Drug Store
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-17
INVITED TO INVESTIGATE.
And Learn If Reports About a Neigh
boring Institution Are True.

boring Institution Are True.
Recently representative educators
! from Maine, Missouri, Kansas and
Tennessee have visited the Americas
Agricultural and Mechanical School
| seeking information that will assist
/ in organizing schools of the kind of
the Americas school in these states.
/ Hon. NJ. L. Duggan of Sparta, Pa,
and who no doubt represents in one
capacity or another more educational
associations than any other man in
the south, was sent to the school to
make special report of the work be-
ing done in the institution. This
from his report: Il have never seen
an educational institution whose
work had a closer application to the
work of life, that was better calcu-
lated to turn out all-round men and
women, full of ambition and equipped
with exact definite knowledge of a
practical character"
The school is open to pupils from
any county or state. Tuition free,
board 81 per month. The school has
accredited relation with the State
University and it's associate colleges.
1t is under military discipline that
is strictly enforced.
Last term many pupils had to be
turned away for want of room. New
buildings are now being completed,
and additional equipment is being
supplied. An effort is being made
to admit all who may apply, yet those
who fail to make application may
later find all places taken
Write to the principal, J. NJ. Col
lum, Americas, Ca, for a catalogue,
and then compare the work being
done in other schools as shown by
the respective catalogue and then de-
eide for yourself
Fall term opens September list.
The school is ''out Of the ruts." 1t
meets the demands of the times.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-17
HOW THE MIGHTY HAS FALLEN
A Pharaoh of Old Egypt Imported
as Dried Fish.

How have the mighty fallen. A
Pharaoh Of Old Egypt recently was
imported into France under the tariff
schedule as dried fish. Pharaoh
lived 5000 years ago, but he is we'll
preserved considering his great age.
england, however, could not so in
suit a former monarch of a country
she now rules, so another mummy
entered the tight little isle under
its own name and free of duty.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-17

To keep your health sound. TO
avoid the ills of advancing years; to
conserve your physical forces for a
rine and healthful old age guard
vour kidneys by taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy. Dawson Drug Co. and
Peoples Drug Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-17
IMPROVEMENT OF CORN BY SEED SELECTION

BY Knapp Charge Farmers COOPERATIVE and
Demonstration Work. of Department Agriculture
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-17

fiat on the sides, and slightly taper
ing on both edges. The dent should
be only slight and the outer ends
should be we'll filled out and not
chaffy.
The Seed Patch.
When ready to plant select from
this lot of corn as many ears as are
necessary for the seed patch of as
nearly uniform color shape and size
as possible. Remove the imperfect
and irregular grains at tip and butt
and plant the remainder in carefully
prepared ground. Have the seed
patch as far removed from other
cornfields as can be, so as to avoid
mixing. Give this patch special care
and cultivation, and practice the
same care in selection each year.
The patch should not be too large;
one-fourth to one-half acre is ample
for the average farm. After making
final selection for the seed patch the
remainder of the selected corn can
be used for the main crop. BY keep
ing up this practice of selection from
year to year a wonderful improve
ment can be made in the yield and
quality of corn.
1t has been demonstrated that, all
other conditions being equal, an av-
erage increase in the yield over COM
mon corn Of from three to five bush
els per acre can easily be made the
first year. AS the whole crop is i'm
proved of course this rate of in
crease will not be so rapid, but if
persisted in from year to year the
careful selection of seed will have
an ultimate marked effect upon the
corn yield.