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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
Jn(anOIe(egrap6

Gbieaso, SG., IA. Rop. 3pei
Bis iest nitt ibentiiisirte MGnner
perbrannien au soos, oils am Montas
ein tleiner aauIlaoen auf Der Wsitiel.e
bur1 syensr serItDrt nurbe.
.0rano Ssldno, Heb., IA. Ro.
pember. emma 6orat. 19 Sabre alt.
tit am Montaa in ct. 2iborp, 8 Wleis
len n6roIih pon bier. lsbenois pers
brannt, unb RoIa Sorai. ibre 9ohter,
bic poitmeiiterin oss Dries. erlitt
nohriheinlid t6b.lid. 9erlsbungen.
als iih gaiolin entsiinoste, NIT bem
lie aleiber reiniste.
gepotferunss. Statirit.
Wafbington, .. g.. Ia. Roc.
Tem nsuen Genius sufolse bat Salt
Cote Gitp cine gep0lterung BON 92.z
TIT. Gs III biss cine 3unabme BON
39, ,246 ober 1873 proSent sesen has
Sabr 1900, mann bic Stabt 1881
gintpcbner bate.
4uauita, Ga. bat cine 8epolternng
bon 1885. Gs 1T bies cine Mbnobs
me bon 1915 ober Al pro5ent segen
bas Jabr 1900.
1renton. N. s.. bat 96.815
Gin,pobner. Gs iinb bies 23.5O8 ober
32.1 prOseni mehr als i'm Sabre 1900.
llnbant If Der melt 60 3 n,
gbieaso. Su.. Ia. NcD. 80. 3,
goiplsp. ein 2unbiireiher. fnlief beuts
Worsen unter sinem Oepddpnsen.
NIT bem aopi ouf benz Geleiien lie.
genb. ais cine Ransirlotomotipe her.
nnbrouite. goulep mare I'm nGhften
Mugenblid cine Qeid,e gelpeien, ipenn
i4n nids ber polilif @simss, bez isr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
Dpn,,g aNens 8laine Club
0eoree W. SibbleS anf beisen 1idets
als yrdlibeut auipeReat.

Die gaominationssN sNugihiiiIe bes
Doung Wens Blaine Clubs hielten ges
fern Tahmittns inn alublofole cine
eemeinf6aftlihe 9sriammIuns ub. um
foipobl bns rssuIdre nls audi bas uns
obb6neise 1idet fir bic tommenbe BE-
omtenipobl oufSuitelIen.
@eibe Ausfhuiie tamen borin iibers
Elm, ben Jriebensrihter Geo. 20. 9ibs
bles. her feit Jobren bem Direitoriunl
dngeb6rt boi. ais pr6Fhenten auf beis
ben 9t6tts duf3uRtlltn. Jiir bic iibs
rigen 4emter iinb nod feine Ranbibd,
ten oufSelttIt ipcrben, bod ioq bies IN
ber. 9tuie 1a4mittae itattfinbenbsn
Gituns sef4s5eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
I 0ramfin 0Nmliim +
Giner Der beseutenofen Mnwdlte Der
Sta0t geltorben.

berr Drauiin Duliin, elmer Der Be-
fanntefen unb erfolgrei9iten Mnipdlte
Der Stabt, Der felt ldngerer 3eit lei.
benb mar uno iih Dor Sdbresfriit
elmer Operation unter5ieben muBte, lit
seitern 2lbeno Inn bdlb 7 uhr in feiner
Wobnung an 5ranees unb GnpreB
Zane. Wulnut 6ias, seIiorben.
Der 8eritprbsne erblifte am 10.
SUM 1912 i'm Sfdate Qouiiidna bas
2iht Der Welt uno fam in friihefter
Sugsno NIT Ieinsn instpiIhen peritor-
benen Gltern uno ieinen beiben Bril-
bern Gueien uno guaene Wuliin nah
Cincinnati. Dor benz gIrgertriege
tDcbnte bic Gamilie Sabre lang i'm
gBeitenb, no Der Yeritorbene bic IL.
8iitrittsiduls beiufre. Gr grabuirte
ipdisr bon Der 5ugbes SodIhule unb
einiee Gage, ebe er ods 81. Sdbr ers
reiht bate, i'm Sabre 1863, erbislt er
fein 9ipiom Don Der Cincinnati Gam
Shool. Gbe er bic praris begann,
5os er nit bem 137. 8. Q. 5. Aegi.
ment, befsn Sberit Cir u. Z. Cos.
born mar unb benz aud feline beioen
griiosr angehorten, in ben arieg.
eugene itarb i'm Wilitdrssfdnenib gu
2lnoerionpille, Ga, uno 2ueien, bsr
jesise prGIbeut Der galopin pidno
Co., ipuroe in einem Gsfeft in Geors
gia ihiper Derpunbet. tp1breno Orau.
fin unperiebrt 5uriidtehrte uno bann
feline praris aufncbm, bic it6 gu elmer
Der beoeutenoitsn Der Sinbt snipideIte.
Die 3eit Der gseroisuns tit nod nitt
fes.defett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

Ctr. Wartt iioti. Der Nsser 2eft.r
Coleman bate Elm pdar Shube aus
Der 2(usIoge bes 6. goben, SO. 615
plum Ctr. seitoblen unb bic Jln4t
erariffen. Gr ,purbe bon gohen. ipel@
dem iidb i'm Nu cine erobe elnsabl
Mdnner unb anaben anihloHen, bers
folgt. Der 0ieb ipurbe fdlieBlth in
elmer Mllep fiiblih Der 6. Ctr. eirees
bolt nnb ben gebeimpoIi3iiten 6ouils
Ion unb Sipeensp iibtrseben, ipelfs ibn
unter entipredenoer alntldge einfperrs
ten.
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Vtih. geuts.

Gin Sdleihoisb itattst. gsItsrn
Rahmittag. pdbreno Der QbipeI.nbsit
Der 5amilis. Der Wobnung Der Jrau
4nnie Straus. qo. 723 Ridmonb
Strabe, einen 9siuh ab unb entlpens
bete aus elmer Gommobsnlabe bss
Shlafsimmers S6mudiahen i'm Wers
TIE BON 1925 iotpie $35 in gdor, elm
Bant6uh auf oi. Grite Hational gant,
mebrere gheds unb anbere Wsrtbpa.
pierre. Der 9iebitahl tpurbe BON Jrou
Strous BEL ihrsr 5eim,uHit sssen 5
llhr Hahmittaas sntoedt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
8eFdbrlidle Shnbwunos.

Die bsioen Rsser Se3stiab 5rottsr.
q Sabr: alt. bon RO. 318 SIt Jront
Strabe. uHo Sunisle Sbine, BON go.
324 Of Jront Strube, esristhsH gss
tern 4benb tur3 nah 10 llbr in benz
Sauie Ro. 321 81. 5ront Strabs uber
ben geiiB bon 20 Gents in Streit. mel.
der oamit enoe.s. baB Sbine ieinsn
ReDolDer sos uno ieinem Gsgnsr elm:
ausel in ben unterleib ihob. Der
8srpunoste tpuroe nah benz 5ofpital
gebrahi, mo sr elm. Stunse Ipdter
itarb. Die poli5si iabnoet auf ben
Worper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
@ruuoeisent6um u. 8auten.

SIN fidbtiiten 8audmt purben a..
fern bic folgenbsn 8auerlaubnibIhsis
ne eripirtt: 6ermdnn Serpbino, sins
Hodges 2aoengebduoe, on Der gde
Der Gilbert unb Wooo6urn 4ps., S10,.
600; DeuiIfer prot. 1risobofspsrein,
Observation-Disclosures Stalgsbduos aui
benz srisbbof am gins Str. Berg,
$500; Columbia Gas &: electric &c.,
feds einitOdige Gaiomster. iiibli6 bon
Der JroHt Strabs, 5ipiiten Der Racs
uno Der Smitb Str, gu ie $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

Warisills. Ingetom.: nHoma".
bon Nefp Yort.
Bremen. Qnset.: nJrieorich Der
9robe" bon Rep Yort.
gberbours Anget.: r9uiIer
WiIbelm Der Grube" BON gep Yort.
2iperpool. Inget.: rMauretuz
nia" BON Rep Yort; rgeltio" bon Rep
Yort; .Winifreoian" bon Bottom; ,gaa
naod" bon Montreal.
GibraItar. gtnget.: rprtnseB
Sreue" bon HeD Oort.
5amburs. 4ngetom.: ~Saiierin
ausuite 0ictoria" Don giep Yort.
8iassop. Ings,.: rGarthogcs
nion" BON philabelpbiu.
plpmoutb. 9lngetom.: nauiIer
Wilbelm Der @robe" BON Retp gort,
nah 8remen beItimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
Seien Sic uor(i6tig, mas Sic
gegen Grkd(tung cinne6mcn.

ssobn's Weoi5in ciile,t grfolg bon 90
sSabren aui5uireiien nls Storfungs'
miiiel nno storperolifbailer, fir Die
Settling bon s5als ilnb 2itngen nno
in Der @ebanolina bon Suiien nno
Grfdltungen. Batter Sobn's Maeoi5in
lit cine dr5t!id,e 8erif)reibung rein
nno sutraa[idl. 8ornntirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
6s&eaberiAt bes gdansbeitsamts.

Qaut NeriGt bes Gtatijfisers 6enrp
Dict ipurbtn I'm ft6btifHen Oefunb.
beitsamt ndbrenb Der perfloFenen Wcs
DE ~ Ud1e bon nnfttdenben arnnts
heiten unb IL 9obtsfdIe infolge fol-
DIR &tanfbeiten eemelbet. eegen SO
0rtrontungen unb 19 1obesf6lIe in
ber paralIelipo6e bes porigen s5obreS.
4uf bic ein5elnen Rrantbeiten rertbeis
len ii6 bic 1dlIe ipie folst: G9ninb-
ju&t 60 Grfronfuneen unb IL 20.
6eSfdlle, Dipbtberitis 15 grtronfun.
gen. G4nrIa9fieber 10 Grtrnnsungen.
1sptnSfieber 8 Grirontunsen unb ein
1obe3folI, Winbpodtn bier Grtrons
ssnefu, oiofe jpei Grtroniunsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

lDit Doroen. Cine pisie Meloung ent.
boltenbe 9epeihe 1T am Wiontag i'm
Warines9 s9eportsment BON Dem GDms
manber Qubsrion, BON benz Der. Staaz
ten aanonsnbOOt YorttoDn, singetrofz
fen.
Tas gnbe Der tletnen Repolution
bate ettpds Don elmer Opera gouffe
4ffaire an ii6. Der tapfere General,
Der Dor elmer Wohe nod bic nenig.n
ameritaner auf Der Sniel uno alIes
mas ameritaniih mar, bebrohte, mar
5ulsBt ge5rpungen, ben gpmmanperQnz
berion bon Der rgorttopn" 3u Bitten,
baB sr i'm gegsn feline stgenen 2eute
bei6iise, unb Der Sffi3ier ihitte baz
rdufbiH, ungea6tst Der oor6ergegangez
nen Greigniie, amsritaniIte glauz
juten ab, bic bds Saus beg Rebeuenz
fibrers betpa6ten. 0olaoares bat iih
bereit srtldrt, bas &ommanDo in
4mdpolu an ieinen, bon benz prdToenz
ten 9oDila bessihreten Rahfolger 3u
ubergsbsn unb CT lpirD Damn oas 2ano
oerlaIisn.
Die Rebslion 1T jsBt pouftdnbig gu
Gnoe. Bon ben 4ubdngern 8alaOares
baben am Samitag 80 Mtann bic
Waffen nisDersslest. 0ieie Waffen
peroeu jest BON 8laujatsn BON oem
beutih.n arsu3sr Bremen" bepaht.
Der onidsiusnb gemsini6aftlih NIT
bem Commander 2lnosrion geharoelt
| bat. Die Stabt Qmalpola lit ieBt gang
ru6ig unb pirb bon oen ausldnoiIhen
! Sseleutsn befhust.
Sas Qunben ameritdniiher 8lauz
laden IN 4mapola purbe burh einan
bstruutsnsn Gffisisr Der Rebslsn per=
| anlabt, Der auf sinsn Sslegraphiiten
ihob unb i'm am SUB perpunbets,
mas 81 iolhen llnruben fubrte, buB
Der amsritaniIhs Sommanoeur Muna@
ihaftsn gum S6ube Der Qusldnosr
ans 2unb ididts.
gs ptrb billtger.
| goit ton, IA. Rob. - Sm 6ieiigsn
Wartte sirgen bic preiie fir 5lsiId)
uno 9smiiie I'm 10 Biz 15 Gents hers
unter. Hinbflsiit fisl um nahesu fiinf
Gents per pfunb, GefIiissl ebenfaus
uno S6psinsTleifd um 2 big 3 Gents
per gfunb. Jait idmmtlide 2lrten fri
fter GemiiIe iinb billiasr, Butter unO
gier baltsn iib inoeTsn i'm prsiie.
9eIb aus Dem R agen elmer
Sub uieoer erlangt.
| Spartansbura g. G.. IA.
Rupsmbsr. 5rau 2utber gulpert. Die
in Clinton aridIIig iii. perlor am
Sonntas Morgen, als lie iit in ben
StaL beeab, um bic Giihs gu msltsn.
eine 8eIotaite, bic flint $20zHcten,
cine $40, cine So un6 prsi ginools
larsNoten unb einsn iilbernen rGuur=
ter" enthielt. Jas Gelo purpe eine
Stunoe ipGter psrmiBt unb nah lans
gem Su6,n fpuroe Der 8isrtelooqar
esFunoen, Der ausiab. als oh er bon
einem Stut Yisb eetaut tporben mare
uno ais umihdu oebdlten puroe,
puroe i'm !oof et1e iunae Rub bemertt
Die Elm ihuIobepuBtes Iusieben bate
gs tpurOe elm 9etrinGrar5t hsrbeises
bolt, Der aud pirtlih bus gelo N
itartbsi6doistsm 3uitano aus BEN
Usagen entTernte. Die gloten !purber
elmer bieiissn gant iiberseben. Die fl
sur giniDfung, fulpeit bies uDslih lit
raa Waibinston fdiden ipirb.
| + Sobn.2a sarge +
/ gropioenee, R. s., IA. Rpo
). Ga Sarge, Der prominenie WuIs1
BON Rsfp gort uno Repport. R
g., lit bier am Montas Qbeno i'm But.
Ter 6oipiial eeitorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
Seoenflih.

Dan. Mulsn. Elm 45 Sabre alter
3abnar3t. tpobnbaTt I'M Sberuooo
9oteI, lpurbe ssitern Rodnittds be-
nubtlos in isinem 3immer auisefuns
ben. gr tpuroe nah benz 6oipitul ses
bradt mo es iih berausitelte. soaB .r
an einen fhipsren 4nfaa bon 5sr5.
itp1he lsibst. Sein 3uitdno lit iehr
bebeutlich.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

Tie Beiahr bel Dem 6ebroud bon
Eatentmeoi5inen liegt IN ben Stimn.
Iniitien nno scidhrlid)eu Irosuen,
aiii ipeld,e iid) piele fir tempordre
Mirfimg perlnIlen. Gseil oieielbe
frei lit bon gIfohol, ndrfotiiben iino
gei1brlihen Grogien, bat Water
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

o 81 & as4s g Rqt soFis 5~'Te Ha Os '@
gd6pOn @obembeT
aoreg -'1'N" es"@
Wa1 G. 6Ietf 6mann
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
Rippey's Pure Cream Of
Tartar Baking Powder

gu baben BEL auen erfiflaiiiaen eroesrs. gsr
fuoeu eis cine u &ib..Nawue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

CfaunrR G22o
II,
aFtssn 6ebHor4 S mir aosmsE
eaa tT Rotar
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AttiOa.
9drleben nlIf GrunoeigeHtbum. ......$t14 945.0O
Tarleheu auf golLateTai. ........... 236 1859
Nnhere TnrlebeH uuo Iisfonti....., 53,955.44
lle5er5ogene Npnfl. 55.S2
Staat5z, Gountn suuo miuHi3ipa[s
8ouo5 IN be Reierbe nicbt ejus
eeinIofIen. ........................ 303 081 go
Eramier be3ablt auf 9er SIuGteus,
StGatsz lIRo 4Punl3tpnlsBpUo5. 22,721.00
Wnoere Bombs uno Geturiidten...... s,590.47
Y(Dbel uun ginribtungct. t............ 1,636.O0
Gaib Stems ms..............$ 96.94
GjutGCbeU bel 9teicrs4aUs
ocsBanferJ .............. 149,4G8.51
SrhnHge5 fit ou5 GIeaya
ina 6o1iie.............. 1012205
gnlbmiiU3e ............... $4,000
SilhcTe Dollars. ....n...... 236.OO
RnpterfIeiHaeIo. 2445.0l
Ser. ztauien uHo Jtatios
Hdlb0nfs9t s9tpieu.......... 22,134OO
qaar an odno unb in oer 81nt . 1s5.982. 81
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The Fifth Third National Bank.

sni3 ssS sn saHH.Iria
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3meite Natioual=S

geritt a6er ben Staro Der 3tpetcu gattcunI
@oui ben Cincinnati. i'm stnat Ohio. am ShIus
bss g,eibdfte5 am 10. Qopember 1919,
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The German National Bank

Reritt fibes ben Starb Der German Rational
gani in Cincinnati, i'm Siante Sbio, bet S1ius
oe5 gei5aif5 an 10. &ouember ls1s
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-07-22

b, is fastened to A with brads or
small screws. This board should
have a thickness equal to the piece
to be cut from the side of the tenon.
The piece G Is fastened to A and B
with small cleats at their upper ends.
The space between B and C should
be wide enough for the blade of a
saw to run through easily. and also
long enough to take in the widest part
of the saw blade. The tool and piece
to be tenoned are placed in a wise as
shown in Fig. 2. The width of the
piece removed for the tenon may be
varied by putting in pieces of card
board between the work. e, and the
piece A. Fig. l.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-07-22
MANY WAYS TO USE CONCRETE
Saves Decaying Trees and is Used In
Construction of Various Kinds
OF Buildings.

In these times, when increased at.
tention is being given to the rapid
deterioration of the forests. It is of
value to know that finally, after all
ordinary methods of arresting the de.
cay of trees have been tried without
success. the solution has been CHANGED
upon in the proposition that trees be
treated In the same way as decayfng
teeth The cavities are thoroughly
cleaned and treated with antiseptic
wash, after which the holes are filed
with cement, making It impossible for
the entrance of moisture or germs.
This cement tree dentistry" is an.
other application of that wonderful
material, concrete, which is now used
In so many ways that II has become
indispensable alike to the farmer and
city dweller.
Concrete is now used in the con-
struction Of bee hives, hog houses.
pipe organs. boats, silos, barn floors.
baby cradles. burial vaults. and In
making collar buttons, to say nothing
of street pavsments. skyscrapers and
hen coops.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-07-22
WAY OF COL0RING DIAMONDS
Some Stones Are Bleached by SUM-
light, While Others Undergo Pc
culiar Change by Heating.

The color of diamonds is by no
means In every case unchanging and
unalterable. Some stones are bleached
by sunlight; thus red diamond on
exposure to sunlight is reported to
have gradually lost its color and be-
come white. A diamond in the pos
session of the Persian jeweler Halpen
undergoes peculiar change in color
on exposure to the heat The color of
diamonds is in some cases affected by
exposure to high temperature Ac-
cording to Des Cloizeau, pale green
diamonds, after being heated in the
oxy-hydrogen flame, become light yell
low; brown crystals under the same
conditions become grayish. Baum
hauer witnessed the color of one dia-
mond change from green to yellow,
and of another from dark green to
violet under the influence of a high
temperature. Wohler caused green
diamonds to assume a brown color by
heating them, but found that brown
stones remained unaltered in color.
Yellow diamonds, especially those
'AcAh thN CdpN, lSlulu iuSlT COlOT at
the highest temperature.
Many attempts have been made to
transform family colored stones into
the more valuable colorless stones.
This is readily effected in those Bra
lillian diamonds which have a color.
less central portion surrounded by
colored external layer of no great
thickness. The outer colored layer is
in these cases simply burnt away by
heating the stone in a crucible with a
little saltpeter. The operation is very
brief the colored external layer disap-
pearing in one or two seconds. This
device involves no actual change of
color. but is simply a removal of the
co.ored portions, which could have
been effected just as well by the more
lengthy process of grinding. Attempts
have been made, however, to decolor-
lie diamonds in which the undesirable
pigment is distributed through the
substance of the whole stone, but ap-
parenty have not been successful.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-07-22
MlSSISSIPPPS NEW ROAD LAW
recent Legislation Enacted Measure
Destined to Materially Ad.
vance Cause.

The recent Mississippi legislature
enacted road law that. on it's face,
appears destined TO advance very ma
terially the cause of good roads in
that state. While il does not inter
fere with the established system, II
acts almost independently of it. 1t
provides that upon petition OF 20 per
cent. OF the citizens of district, the
board of supervisors shall advertise
the petition three weeks, and IL no
opposing petition is presented. the
supervisors are authorized TO Issue
25-year bonds to an amount not ex.
ceeding one-tenth OF the taxable prop
erty in the district. II 20 per cent. of
OF the citizens at the end of three
weeks present counter petition. then
the board shall submit the issue to an
election. A tax of one mill per dollar
is authorized for sinking fund and
interest, and the board appoints three
commissioners who shall have charge
of the construction OF the road, acting
under the supervisors. and on the ad.
vice of an expert civil engineer. And
the established road system Is not dis.
turbed, rather supplemented by the
new law.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-07-22

FARM NOTES.

A good road is a royal highway.
Lettuce will stand a great deal of
cool weather.
Better small garden well titled
than a large one neglected.
Always use fresh horse manure in
the hot bed and weil-rotted manure in
the soil
Owning manure-spreader stimu-
iates us to get the manure out as fast
az made.
Lima beans may be planted along
the fence and the garden fence utilized
as a trellis.
The more thoroughly the soil is
broken sp. the more the plant food is
made available.
A plot OF ground 40x60 feet will sup
ply family of FIVE or six with all the
vegetables they can eat
WORKOUT, exhausted soil may pro
duce grass better than other crops.
but 1t will not produce a real good
crop of anything.
Washing the horses shoulders with
strong alum water at noon and at
night, when working Will aid mate
rally in preventing gals.
Peppers are very valuable for sea-
soning and should have place in
the garden. A pepper plant with nice
ripe pods is also quite ornamental.
Panses are very attractive and az
ford much pleasure when properly
cared for Make the pansy bed in
rich. deep soil In cool, protected
place.
Celery is not fully appreciated by
many OF our gardeners. 1t is a de-
licious and wholesome vegetable and
should not be left OF the list of gar
den plants.
Cucumbers require a warm, rich soil
and plenty of moisture. few hills
well fertilized with barnyard manure
and watered occasionally will yield as
much as large family can use.
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the sand and box form, in the man.
ner shown in illustration; for all ordi.
nary work 1t should be from three and
one-half inches to I'VE inches thick de-
pending on the diameter of the well
or cistern.
AS soon as the concrete has hard
ened take out the sand with shovel,
then the temporary platform may be
removed and the work plastered on
the inside. This form of construction
may be employed in making a circu-
lar roof to concrete silo, the man.
hole finished as a cupola or ventilator
to the silo, or the roof may be solid
by arranging a door In the platform,
and when ready to remove, let down
this door and allow the sand to run
out. when the boards may be re-
moved.
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A Fish Out of Water
By BERTHA ORViLLE
Copyright 1903, by Associated Literary PresA)

.Jed Morgan was In a quandary. His
sister Edith and his best friend. Tom
Winters. had been In that delightful
stage Of courtship that precedes an
engagement when suddenly the stu
uation changed and Toms visits
ceased The big brother had at first
concluded that 1t was a lovers quar-
rel and would, In time, right itself
But Edith's demeanor soon changed
that theory. She seemed to be as
happy and as intensely interested in
her thoughts as she was when first
she met Tom.
On the other hand, Tom was in a
state of deep dependency. One day
he suddenly announced his intention
of going west.
"See here. Edith" said Ned, what's
going away. and | am inclined to think
it's because you haven't treated him
right"
Il have. Ned. When | saw that
didn't care for him in the way he
wanted me to, | told him SO frankly"
What occasioned your change OF
hearth"
She blushed and turned away her
eyes.
who In the world is the man? The
other man. There Is one, isn't there,
Edith"
II am not sure" she hesitated,
her blue eyes softening In remin-
iscence.
But no one comes to see you. You
haven't received any attention since
you turned Tom down. This is Jack
and Jill town, you know, and there
is no one available that | know Of"
She was silent
You won't tell me, Edith"
NO." she said decidedly, not
yet"
Her brother wisely refrained from
further questioning. He sought Tom.
* LNEVHrIT - q 4 NtAss Ahe
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II is important to have perfectly
straight lines for planting all garden
stun In order to save ground to say
nothing of the good appearance of
the garden and this can be accom-
pltshed In no other way except by the
use OF a marker In drawing the
hrst line the ground should be squared
up accurately and line drawn at
one side as guide for the marker.
1t Is a good plan to use a line for
all other marks as well as setting IL
exactly Is inches from the last mark
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INDUSTRY
| AND
|flfCHANl((
MECHANiCAE- AND INDUSTRIAL
NOTES.

The coal mines of Belgium are the
deepest OF their kind In the world
A new sewer at Baltimore is so
large that an automobile has been
run through IT,
Buenos Ayres Is to have an inter
national railway and transportation
exposition next year.
cubic foot Of gold weighs 1910
ponnds-almost twice as much as the
same quantity OF silver
There is about rs per cent. more
gold money In the world now than
there was ten years ago.
dry dock large enough for the
largest vessels afloat is planned for
st. Johns. New Brunswick.
In the number of its mineral spe-
cies. North Carolina is said to exceed
any other state In the Union.
self-feeding trowel, equipped with
reservoir for mortar, has been pat
ented by Kentucky bricklayer.
There are workingmen with fam
lies In Germany who. with an income
OF IS week, are able to buy an oc-
casional book.
The discovery In Maine OF a nat
ura! alloy of tin and bismuth is said
by metallurgists to be the first OF It's
kind on record.
Although aluminums can be welded
to other metals with blow torch, two
pieces Of aluminium cannot be Joined
In that manner
Before 1849 the south furnished the
chief gold fields OF the country, but
since that date the south has not been
In the running.
st. Louis has a concrete building
81 feet high. which is entirely without
windows The illumination is by
means of skylights In the roof.