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,hough ". loved our. much mora ,h.n
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mN., N. N, usns.n.unse. AmnHenam "a.
-. -. a.. -, 1ua.9
- =
To rIB EpIroR or THn scS-Sw; me
simultaneously ienSthy notices OF me M y
precht Anniversary toinme. eons.sns o.
number OF teonnlcal papers ~ Eurov
enholAns and dedicated 70 froiessor ~. "
hilprecht OF the university OF FshnsSi
vania, ooncorninG Whom, " WIZ Dc rocaAlso,
here vas serious controversy aoeut tnS
facts connected Win the university eApe-
dittons 20 babysona' Ehe contt0NsrS
about thssS charges wexsd hos ior some
time. but then the public ana SCHOLARS srsS
tired 81 h. and lissis has osen heaTo OF
recently.
Nov - an aftermath comes tnls volume.
10 which not Q single American Or'enn@a
has contributed except Dr. hugo hAosu'
vho has No cfictal connection win any M
stitution but h 90 present WORKING WIN
Professor hilprscht.
Radau for more than two years nAs zen
engaged In scourtng the world Tor CON
nibuIOrs and for names IN be added TO the
committee OF pubibcatton' you looA n
vain on this committee Tor single professor
OF Hilprechts university or the name o. .
single trustees. Instead. three Pnilaoei-
phians appear. Q banker 80 chaiTfnan. .
professor OF anatomy and private cHi-
nen. The other Americas representatives
are professor Of mathematics OF Colnmo.
and the editor of pODnlar philosophical
magazines what u more significant than
this h that RAdau could not secure single
contribution from . pupil Of Hilprecht or
from Q colleague. or from . fellow sc,entlst
In America. Such anniversary volumes
are ordinarily published by puptis and Close
colleagues. The question arises. why have
no Americans responded 20 hadans earnest
appeal. especially ss Hilprecht has taught
nearly a quarter OF . century IN this coun-
try why this lack OF appreciation amonE
those who should DO the chief contributorsP
Perhaps IL h due 70 the same spirit that
prompted the sixteen representative Amsri-
can Orientalists TO demand OF Hilprecht
few years aRo an explanation Of hin methods.
or 10 Il due TO the same feeling that De-
litzsCh and four other AssyTiologists In Ber-
lin showed toward Hllprecht when they
publicly protested against hts contentious
concerning the excavations at Nippur even
before the controversy In America took
placer
Another question arises: why does not the
name OF the man Who for more than two
years Iabored on the volume in securing
Contributor and oommittesmen appear a.
the editor? II IL usual th4t Q creditabl
scholar acts As an editor. YOu wonder Why
the name Of aadau h not mentioned IL u
because a. q recent review on hts book on
Letters 70 Cassits Kinga- says. NE has
apparently found Il not Improbable 10 act
as Professor Hilpreoht's apScial AsayrlOloG-
IcaI advocate? II will 90 recalled that he
was Hllprecht's jealous champion during
the cOntroversy. the only scholar from
America who supported him That this
seems to be the reason IL Illustrated by
his article a. well al by the volume just re-
ferred To. These are made q continuation
Of the Peters Hilprecht controversy. In
his article In the anniversary volume he
ners a long apology for tho small number
of tablets that have been classified by Hi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

The hand of inexordble law in Missouri
n curious State, has rrachei nut end
has clutched IN arrest Dawn X. FKANtIs.
Distinguished citizen and present Sena-
tOral prstuLnt. Ths sovereign State
81 Missouri AYERS with circumstance that
Mr. FRAS'Is has been dUiRing taAe-
In rePly Mr. FRANCIS emit, a." comment.
mast natural to- Missourian. thlt il
lOoks like n political move
In Missouri nothing could h" more
likely for the isotar, e political meteor
ology have established permanent
high In the country between Kansas
City and ~. Louis On tine particular
charge which has subjected Mr.. FHASo ~
10 tho insiignity - an arrest l-;Wcrn
the tax Office and the tngn III" great
Missourian will find himself hrlca":cd IN
good company. TnOss who have an ear
for music and a memory fer campaign
lyrics will he sure Ia recall the distich:
IN. n;tle SAMMY TuLDtS.
lie didn't pay his tax'
4 generation ago tho Republican Choir
i-teFs roared this forth in nv a torch
light parade. u was sung with great
Rusto. and with no sppreciable effect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

IN yous prassl" Ives taken 70 the vardrebe;
shers wss the beautiful ross eoecrsd eiik
droasl And mamma 90 length undefRto0d that
wa not IN the wrong. 4 had bsen wtth her
a the wedding Of one Of her friends. she had
worn the rose colored silk dress. she vas
surprisingly beautiful. the bride was do
cidsdly plain. 20 every lady was suing the
honor Of . look from my mother. who Waa
tho queen Of the feast and had made me think
that 4 wa her Wedding she gave me
cansssSs. toys. sweets. hut I did not care for
them In the least. and Il took quite q long
time 10 tame me. for fOurscoFe toys and two
score moro could not make little Nadine a.
she Wss before.
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have nothing 10 say TAHTAEiS.
And he has bern saving II for year. at
the rate 20 OD words a minute
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4 Rsseoa ne anstssa

Fronr me B0nOH Rscoyd.
Every Kind Of dennitioa had been Given and
none Of them appeared 70 be quite satisfactory
when counsel asked: Wow. Mr Witness. what
Is your dennltlon OF bay window
An orinre Of an cdiNce"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

ssr Irfsads rho fB-or as rfh sianBscrinis sar
pntiicass 81 % haze res'iea lT'csS Tsiu rnsd fAsy
rssa n ar Cnsss 50 "a Stamps for thai pUTBass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

Press an a6ssTfisrRsuf ~ Ia FsReas's TsskfU.
great stEnwbsFry M La Pollssaa.
q stands On NE nrtng 1ne 10 strawberEydon.
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FROM wsSkfS C0Rssiar aad Trads Rsporfs
Consul samuel MacCllntoch Of Puerto coF,~.
aays The carrying Of ueapons Il very CON mon
here upon al occaGioBs aud me aassrtlon h made
mat niily three fOurths Of ne men % Hondurns
have reviewers 0f some kind or othsY-
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Var PluaG lew NhMak.
FTom ~ HamMsHd Tfnlea
" MAYER shank % Indianapolis iass amulr
druak With po~crs
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write . Roman twelve ,NIIJ and draw n
horizontal line through the Made % H.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30
Sic bDberen 2ebramitaltem.

user leinen Sob11 poer leine 5pd)tcr
in cine bobere 2ebrani talt iGiden mill,
Ger ml1B ul,o ioa Dor 9lllem sic Ia=
lelrte oes SobneS ooer Ser 5pd)ter
ridtig eil15uidaten milien, u1o Damn
bel Ser @abl 0es Snltituts lid) erlt
griinolih iiber Dos ielbe infprn1irer1,
mern ct fir 0os idone Oelo, oas CT
ol1sgibt, ermii11iften grfolg crboffen
mill a11o Sic Iodter poer Ser Spbn
fein @in0be,tel meroen ioll. 6ertig=
felt I'M 8asfet=, SCOT l1l1o 90 e=9oa
uno anoerem Sport" fann ma iid
allf piel moblfeilerc @eiie, ol1d obne
bobere Sdule, &ollege poer Snititut
erlperben! ODER ioll oieie $ et1pa Elm be-
%lonoeres 3ugpflaiter fir Elm Snititut
lein? Gas mare 0enn sod traurig!
Mlm gibt es audi &otbolifen, Sic
etmas Liberal" a%l1geba1dt, ooer piel=
me6r 10 birnpernagelt iino, ooB lie
fetnell lltterl dieo merfen 5pi id)en oert
boberen fatbolild)eu REORGANIZATION uno
BEN religionsloi en~ Sigh S6ools,"
,pabnenO, 0ab mir in lebteren Ser
mobre Mmerifaner ln1o sic edte Mme=
rifanerin georiut meroen fonne. ltno
bod lit 81 Elm gemaltiger ltrteridieo.
1aS @efabrlide ser @iiienidaft, sic
.auf elmer religionsloien Sigh Sdool"
per5opft miro, liegt in ser p%ol1ltanoi=
gen Sreurmng BON ser &eligion, ooer
gar @egeniat SIT oerielben. 0iele
u@ifenidoft" lit sic Ml,tter oes Nsel1=
bei0entblm1S, un0 sic nieoeren reli==
gipnsloie n Sdl1len tbun @ebammen=
oienite l,no &eligionsf ein6e uno ltn=
gld1bige lomie Sic vliberalen" @atbo=
lifen un0 Mmerifaniiten iteben 5u Sc
batter! Selbit Elm iii6iider &abbiner
Mamens &obler in Seem Sort, ser an
Moles nno Sen &ropbeten mir nod
NIT einem Ta0en bdngt, iagte einmal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30
so3iale 6ra9e.

@ir leben in elmer aufgeflarten
Set, inn 20. Sabrbun0ert un1o IN oen1
prosperirenoen Mnerifa unO briilten
nus ais Sic rei6lte ltn0 ann met1te1
erlcthtcte Motion ser @elt. S6ulel1
uuo ssnltitute oaer Mrt iin0 bel6af=
tiat, Sic Sl1geno al,s5ubil0en nno gu
unterri6ten,ab abe leioer nid)t I'M DRIFT
liden Sinne SIT er5ie6en. 9as 2ebe11
miro erleihtert u1o peri60nert olrd)
grfinoungen aller Mrt. &eilel1, MEL
DIES Dor 100 Sabren nod gefabrli6 II.
Be dmerli6 mar, lit ollrd Sic gilen=
bobnen elm &ergniigen getporoen, nno
lurl,ri0le Sdlaf= un0 Spciielpagen
mud)en IS 81 elmer alrgenebn1e1 ge=
.ol1emlidfeit. Cine &eile BON gpans=
bile, ST., nab Chicago 800 Mfeilen
melt, lpar Dor 100 Sabren nod eln
@ogrlib, nllo Ser llnternebmer mad=
te porber iein 5eltantent. @enn er in
TO bliss 20 5ogeu oas 3iel erreibtc
miinidbte er iib @liilf. Sett legt mor
lid in einenl Sdlof pagen Mbel1oS
l1ell1 l1br ms 9ett, uno am l1ad)=
ltcn Morgen, nadocm man iid Ste In=
gen mlsgerieben, alge5ogen lt1o anf=
Qeplltt bat, bctritt man pom Sblaf=
maoen aus sic StruBen Gbieago's.
Irii5er nobn es einen @rief Ser lang
Jam per Eplt bcf0roert muroe, einen
Trel>uo ouf 0em 2anoe o0cr in Der
Stoot cine Nobridt 81 iibermitteln,
1rno mell11 es Gle botte, cling mon
ielblt poer la>1bte ei1eu 8ote1. Dime
oos 3i1nner 5lt p%erlalien, ruff man
Jest Sen 6reul,0, &ll1Oen ooer &alf=
mann an oas Selepbon, uno in elmer
Min1te beiorgt man @eldafte, sic
ionit Gage in Mnlpruh nabmen. @enn
friiber ein Shiff ol1f beber See in
@eiabr fam, 0ffnete lid oas nolie
@ollergrub uno peridlang feline Sp=
fer ob11e Sung ullo Slang, lire Sill
rl1fe perbolten l11geb0rt. Sebt ruff
man IN ser Notb ourb Marcpnigrums
o11oere Sdiffe sur @ilfe u1o bon al
fen Soften ellen oiei el6en bcrbei uno
brilgen Hettl11g. SIT 0os nidt ib0n?
ga, Sic grfinoung Ser Menl d)en ba=
ben mll11ocrbore Sodeu 5lu11 9fltben
lnno sur 9equemlidfeit Oes menlf=
lhlihcr 2e6el1S berpor %ge5allbert. Sn
Sen lebte1 Sobren probirt man logar
SIT flie9elr, mie Sic Gogel oes 9ln1-
nnels unro es lit gegriinoete Mlrslidt
%porball0el1, 0ab oiei les Experiment gr=
folg bobeu miro. @ie berrlib ltno
lh0n lit oos 2eben beut5utage ouf
groeu, ober glei6 binft Sic @abrbeit
nod], melhe lagt, fir Sen mel6er
Gelo genug fat, 0ieie @equemlidfei=
ten SIT genieBen. Sin0 0enn Sic Men=
idenfinoer nid)t 5ufrieoen? 8eilei0e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30

ni6t ei1lmal sic Mebr3abl. @eraoe
in oieier 3eit Ser fortgeidrittenen 81
piliiation ballen 6robenoe Stimmel1
ser l1n5ufriebenen aus alien &idtun=
gen oes @rofreiies, sic 6as gat5e Sc
5al1oe Ser ieBigen @%eltoronu1g INT
3nltiir3en mollen.
@ober oieie Grideinung un0 mas
lift ser @runo oieier nn5ufrie6enbeit?
Ser erite nuo tiefite @run0 lit, 0aB
man Sen lieben @ott ais S60pfer uno
Safer aler Meni6en abgeiebt, un0 an
ieine Stele sic fraIie 5elbitiu6t ans
&l10er bradte. Die @ebote @ottes uno
oas @ebot ser Md9itenliebe puroe
ais peraltet permorfen, un6 Ser
Brlu1oiab aufgeltelt, ie0er Menl6 lit
@ott fir ii6 ielbit, o6er mie ser Slime
rifaner iagt: u@perpone for bimlelf
ans tbe oepil belp tbe binomoi t." Die
ler @runoiab, ser bon sen Hbilol TO-
pben 0es Is. Sobrbun0erts BON SOL
taire, &oulieam l1no anoern amfgeiteQt
un0 per6reitet muroe, big CT logar in
Sic nieoeren golfsididten orang, er-
5el,gtc cine uneriGttlibe Sago nab
@ao uno Gut ais Mittel iid oas &C.
ben angenebm gu MADDEN un6 Sen
@iminel al1f Gr0en 3u fin0en. @e11n
es feinen @ott gibt uno feline @mig=
felt, uno NIT 0ielem 2ebe,1 aQes aus
lit, Damn folgt ooraus 0as 8eitre6en,
lid oieies 2eben 10 beql1em ais moglt6
81 maben> un0 neil 0a5u @el0 als
&auptmittel erfor0erli6 lit, 10 ml1B
oieies ermorben mer0en obne &iidiidt
ol1f Sen Ne6enmenlben. 81 e%rlangten
nod) ul10 na6 einige 8epor5ugte gro
be &eidtbiimer. Cine ser belten Mit=
tel gum Mnbdufen GROCER @el0mittel
biloeten Sic Mal6tnen, mel6e 6em
gelegneten @anomerfer itan0 friiberer
3eiten 6ol6 Sen @araus mabten, un6
Sic Mrbeiter in sic 6abrifen trieb,
no lie 3iener ser Mai9inen lpnroen.
Mit Ser g%rfinoung ne1er Maidinen
muroe Sic 3obl ser Sabrifarbeiter in1=
mer groBer, nn0 nad uno nad Bill
.0eten ii6 grobe Snouitrie : Center.
Sic grridtung GROCER 6a6rifen uno
Ser Mnfu1f bon Maidinen err oroert
piel @elb, 0arlm mar es l1l1r Sen Sci
hen m0glih, un0 0ieie idloiien iib
in &orporotionel1 3uiammert, Inn oas
erf oroerlide &opital 5uiammen 31
fringen, Die Iabrifen 81 6auen l1'9
Sic n0tbigen Maidinel1 81 faufen. Sic
Irlei4er iol1tc1 thinner meiter ii III
rer Neltide:nu5inr nn0 mur0sn cl3
ielhlrtl1tige Mulh!nent6eile hc+rc6=
i'll Mu!' iiil.rte !lidt einnt1l i've
9tal1ell auf III scr 2ilte, lpn0eru Il!
seidnete lie ais 3ablen, 0enen an Sen
3a6ltagen elm Gol1pert nit ocm 2ob=
ne 5ure9t genodt mrr0e. 50 pal
lirt es gar niht 10 ielten, merm Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30

Mrbeiter an ser @iienbabn in 6abri-
ten o0er 8ergperfer fem 2eben ein>
buBt, lit ser Name bes 8erunglidten,
nod feline &eimatb nno @%ernanote gu
ermittelr, uno unbetannt, umbetpeint
un0 u%nbetramert miro er in sic @roe
peridarrt, mie Elm Stid 8ieb. &ier
erfennt man sen mooernen Molod,
sem leioer gar piele gum Opfer fall
len uno ser uneridttli@ tpeiter raft.
IS muroe in oen 3eitungen beridtet,
0aB int letten Sabre 100000 Mrbei-
ter in Sen inouitriellen 8etrteben Die
les 2an0es mebr o6er meniger i@tper
perlebt mur0en. @9redlt6 ieoo@
iino Die Musiagen zines Mgenten Ser
Mmerican Decoration Of 2abor Dor
einem Musi6uiie oes 8unoesi cnat.
Ct bebouptet, Die 5tablmerfe 6ieies
2an0eS ieien Notwithstanding
uno lit Sen @ospitalern ser Bethlehem
@erfe miiroen S@merperlebte por-
iatli9 geto0tet, neil elm Gooter Ser
Sc eui9aft meniger Soften peruri a=
DIE, als Elm &riippel. SSn elmer 5abrit
in Ohio, sic 5000 bei6aftige, ieien III
sen lebten Sabren 1900 Arbeiter ge=
ltorben. 0as @eriidt iei, 6aB ser 500
bier @elfersbelfer babe. 9abei erbiel=
ten sic Mrbeiter in SEN 5tablperfen,
mie ser Mrbeits= &ommiiiar @bas. g.
Meiq n1siagte, I'M 0ur@idnitt nl1r
1919 Gents sic Stunoe bei 12 Stl1n=
SEN Mrbeit.
Inter lold}en umltdn0en lit es nid}t
gum Dermunoern, ,penn sic Mrbeiter
utr5ufrieoen iin0 un0 iie sur ger5meif-
lung getrirben merben. Hidt alleirt
rer5ebrt Ser Jobrif=Molo6 un5ablige
9eben grma6iener, ielbit 5abGoie ain=
Ser faaen ibn iabrlib gum Spfer.
SSn Sen 5ertil SSrouitrien bon Maiia=
6rietts arbeiten 5ablloi lie Maoden u1o
in Sen 8ergmerfen un0 @losfabrifen
Benniplpaniens ebenlo piele &naben,
Sic faum SEN &inoeri6uben entpadien
lino uno nod sic Sdule beiud)en lol=
ten. 9ieie ltebelitdn0e iino tboti Gdlid
l1no perur iaden jeoem Me1nidenfr
be Elm @rm1en. Son aQen Seiten per=
Sen Mnitrenglnge11 gelnadt, Mbbilfc
SIT ihaffen, aber bisber NIT geri1gem
Grfolge neil Ser pereinigte &opitalis=
mus cine ftarfe Mfu6t biloet l,no blt=
mane @eiebe 81 pereiteln peiB. @elo
regiert Sic @elt, bieie s Spridyport
itammt ans oen1 gral1en Mltertbunr,
-aber es lit bel1te ebel1io 5utreffenb, mie
jenaols. Sic 6reiberren erlol,be1 if
rem Mr6eitern einen 10 fargli6en
2obn, mie es Sen @erbdltnilien nod
r1Dgli6 lit, aber le lelbit itreiden bp=
be %ro5e11te eil1. 9a0urh l61tft 0aS
@el0 inrner mebr in me1ige @a110e
5ulantmen. Sic &apituliiten merbel1
ltarfer, Sic 9(rbeiter 0agegrn fill flo
ler u1o 0os aan3e Golf arr1er. Gin
lta7itano traat piel sur &eriddrfung
Ser @egeniate bel, namli6 0oB sic &e=
gierlng 0ieien &apitalismus ieit Sab=
rem beginitigt un0 0ur6 einen bpbe11
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-01
WHO RAISED THE MOST?

What farmer in North Carolina
raised the most cotton on an acre OF
land? It has already been printed
that Mr.. w. A. Simpkins, on his farm
east of Raleigh. raised more than
three bales on a single acre, and no"
comes the report that a tenant on the
plantation of Capt. John A. McBryoe'
near Laurinburg, gathered thirty
bales of cotton from ten acres. II
this be true" says Charity and Chill
dren, lit takes the cake en- cotton
raising so far as we know
Who can beat this? Will not
every county paper in the cotton
counties make diligent inquiry to as
certain what farmer in his county
made the most cotton to the acre?
1t will be a most interesting piece Of
news that can be printed n will
stimulate healthy rivalry in the con-
test for intensive farming. The high
price of meat and bread and labor ad-
mOnishes the farmer to raise his oWn
hog n hominy and then to raise d
bale of cotton on the same acreage
where he formerly made only half a
bale to the acre. In that direction
alone lies success.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-01

The cotton crop IS sometimes
drowned out by rain or burned up By
the heat of the sun, and sometimes
it is the reDast of boll-weevils. Some
times the corn all goes to tassel or to
stalk or is dWarfed. Tobacco is now
and then eaten up by worms or burned
up in curing. Hogs IN some years die
of with cholera and we have no
hog killing times MuTrain has
been known to seize upon cattle or
some other nalady has shortened the
supply OF beef. Hens have been known
to refuse to lay, being guilty when they
cackle Of lying instead Of laying.
"Possum and taters" are sometimes
deceiVing and the turkeys gobble
family. All things upon which man
depends for sustenance fail eX-
cept-. There is one standby
hat preserves life and gives vigor
when all else fails, and therefore he
is hailed as n sure preserVer of the
life Of mankind-that reliable animal
is The Chatham rabbit, The SiIcr
City Grit says Of him:
The rabbit a will soOn be
over and though more rabbits were
shipped from this place this season
than for several years past still eX-
perience shows that no matter how
many are killed, the following season
finds them Just as plentiful and at the
same dc 'gnaW.' With the price OF
meat soaring, We might wish the
rabbit season prolonged ndeiinitely.
lE>on The price Of the succuicnt
rabbit has some up, but he is depend
ahl. and cannot be m~onopolized by
tn. le-f trust.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-01

story Of a young fellow who. being
struck with the odd looks of two large
eggs in a basket, bought the basket
and the two strange looking eggs at
auction for nine dollars. He carried
them to Mr.. Stevens who found they
We're eggs of no less a bird than the
great aux and the two were sold for
$4,000, enough money to set the
young married man up in business.
That was the highest price eggs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-01
\ Severe

Ate" the eloquent DeIlnar had
fought for Harry Thaw against every
obstacle that could 30 found, he was
asked just before leaving New York,
tor his opinion of the city. He gave
his estimate IN the following lines:
'*vuIgar OF manner and OveP-fed,
D~verdreSsed aDd undcrorcd,
HeartIcss, Goddess, Helis delight,
Rude by day and lcwd by might:
Be-dwarfed the man large the brute,
Ruled by Jew and prostitute;
Purple ROBBED and pauper clad,
Rowing. rotten. money mad;
A suuirIning herd in moneys mesh,
A wilderness of human flesh:
Crazed by averice, last and rum,
New York, thy names deliriun."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-01

When eggs were twelve cents a.
dozen, housewives could afford egg
bread and the varied deserts that re-
quire plenty of eggs to make them
pa1atable. Now that eggs have gone
up so high az to max an ordinary
egg seem to be as valuable as the
tabled golden egg, the world is dis
cussjng the highest price h a eggs
have ever brought. In the Febru-
AIRY Strand, Henry Stevens tells the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-01
In EXtrcm s.

Father he has got Ecdysis,
Mothers sure that she will die:
GrandmaTnnla is at a crisis,
Hordeolum OH her eye.
Little Dan has got Coryza,
G~astralgia's gripping Kate;
It's Dentition aiIs Eliza,
Causing her to lachrymate.
Our old horse has got the Chambers,
Mango the dog, and Pip the chick;
Roup is killing off our ganders-
Yes: The whole lam fanily's sick'
-p,Iai
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-01

Secretary Wilson now says tina
high living is the real cause Of high
prices. The old man is having a
hard time jumping around TO find a
plausible reason for the extortion
practisad BY the trusts.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-01

Why should Il New York banker
have $4,000 on his person as he left
the Waldorf to be robbed by two wo-
men of the street? The best explain
alton is that he vas on his way to
early market to buy beef for the
famiIV.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-01

Everybody is now studying how to
live to be an hundred years old. Here's
the way a Missouri man got to be
flfty-fve without ever being sick:
II am iifty-fiVe and was never sick
q day i'll my life, and never used any
breakfast foods, nor have l ever been
in a BATH tub. ] attribute my good
luck to hominy, kraut, corn bread,
hot biscuits ana strong coffee"