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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
Sannpber.

9ao2auterberg 9. -Sn ser
Nodt brad aiif Dem ar9iiteu bier unO
Ct. Mnoreasbere i'm Sperrliittertbal
geleeenen Tampfiaseiuert, perbunoer
nit Solsid)ieiicrei, Der Sirma 8piet
& Werner @robieuer aus, ,peldes ii
f,lr5er 3eit Die Sabrit9ebGuoe Elm.
alderte.
8eei II e m Ii |, b c. = Der Watroic
@ruit &entler muroe uon einenI
Shneu5uee getoOtet, oils er i'm trun.
teneu 3uitanoe bic Giienbobngsleiie
ilberidreiten lpollte.
Sanr. M ii uben. - Tie Nh.
nab,ne, oaB Ser YoItbote Slliune oas
Spier eiues 8erbred,ens geporoch
iii, id)eint iid) 5u belt1tigeu.
SSnabri ii d. - Glner ser bet.
bientelten GIteren Ssnabriiter Sbul,
manner, Der Neftor q. .. Mllooli
Bauer, lit I'M ~. 2ebenSiabre scItor.
ben.
Weener. Nh Stene bes
8rei&tbierarstes IarsGrat meld)cr
bos Mmt eines 8iireerporItebers nie.
bersclegt hattie, nuroe Ser &aufman1
gbuoro Seiie nit runb 700 Stim'
men gum @iirserporiteber eeauGblt.
sbauen. Or
ifoiieu bat iid aus bisher mbe.
faint qebliebener ltriade Ger Seller.
uerfsmaot Urban Der S"lpeiten Wa.
troien.O ipiiion an gorb bes 2iuieu.
Ihifies ,ShIeiien".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
Seiicm. Sarmitaot.

9abenb II en.-@ou5 in Der
Wdbe Der StelIe. no Dor einigeu NO.
natell in u%nierer Mahbaraemarfuls
StpditoOt a. %. IA .romiihe 3riige
geIunoen ipitrben, eutbedte mat
neueroings aui Dem 9eiistbum bes
S%l;geniellrs Wirtb ein GrbfaiteIl uno
etn Mitbras.Seilieibum.
Siir it Of. - Ger 7 Sabre alte
Sobn Sobamn oes 2anOpirtbs 8bi-
llpp Siegler BON bier lit am Nus-
gang uniercs 9orfes onf ser 9ano.
itroBe uad 9obitobt tootlib perun.
gliidt.
@ieBen. - Souptmann ste.
pDan i~tiirSte, oils CT gum 9ienit rel.
ten lpolite, bon ieinem Yierbe uno
erlitt babel cine 5iemlib erbeblihe
SerleBung, iobaB er nj Ole alinif
gebrod)t peroen milBte. Cine unmit.
telbore 2ebeusgeiobr beitebt nid)t.
Main3. Die neile Yoliaei.
o%iiiitentin Srou Or. Sd,apirc iplirbe
ouf Dem Toli5eiamt III ibr Ilnt ell.
eefiibrt.
Sffenbab d. - Ger p%eritorbenc
Mentner Meper permnd)te Der ilrae-
litiid)en @eneinbe 10000 Marf, Der
Stabt Sfienbad iiir bie ausbilbune
talelltpoller Shiiler 5000 Mf.
Giernbei i'm. - Ger etipa II.
idbrieee 2orena Ssdser, Sobn elmer
@ittpe, ipielte 10 mugIiidlif nit
einem Hepoluer, baB ein SfuB los.
ging lrnb er bon einer 9lisel setroi.
fen. to0t 3uiammenbrod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
6itprenfen.

9Ilen it e H.. = Sin idhperer
uneliidsfaa ereigllete iih i'm benadj.
bnrten Nidelsoori. Sis Der 1SiaD'
riae So6n Muguit oes Mrbeiters
Sbitrau ba1nit beibGftigt tuar, fiinlt'
Iid,en 9iinger a,if bas 5elo binaus
al fabren fiel er aus nod unauige.
flHrter 1itiate poiit Wdgen nm 'tr!
litt 10 idruere @erfesungen, Dab an
ieinem @uftommen eeafpeifelt tpiro.
OarteBm c n.>-Berbaitet lpuroe
ser 9eiiteriobn llrreoat aus SihoaJ.
gen unter oenl o%ringenben Nerbod)te,
bel ben bortieen 9eiiBern Sd,miot
unb Rieael in bostpiliser @eiie Seiter
an9ele9t 81 baben.
u um binnen. - 81 Sabre alt,
beeine in forperlifer unb eeiitiaer
Stride Der iriibere Sdmieoemeiitcr
unb 8riu,Obeiiscr Steiner bon bier
iein col. briggs Wteiiter. uro 9iirser'
iubildum.
81 It e II b g.-1er @ouimann
Grid Snnbrieier bot Die 2eoerbanb
lung u,io @erberci ieilics peritorbe.
nen Saters fir 125,0O0 Wart er'
morben.
3tIiit.- DDS adtidbrise Sobn.
d,en bes Tredslermeiiers g. uerleste
iid Dor einieen 2asen ben Daumell
OH einem oerroiteten Nagel. Gle
@unoe iuor fait nerbeilt, als Oasaino
pIoslid bon ardnlpien beiauen puroe
unb Itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04

biciigcn 2cihomt angeitcQte Eorotor
@ulii hat lid, M ieiucm Gent.
btireou s%rbangt. llnrcaelmdBigfei-
ten. Ole iid @ulif SIT Sdnil6en fom.
men lieB, biloetel Dos Ntotip CUR
Shot.
Sonberburg. = Gas Sdof-
ieneerid,t p~erurtbeilte oen Ieoofieur
Stepenlolr poml,,9 pbbplpoitcn" pegcn
gcleioielula bes Sfii5ier$forpS oes
a. Observation-Disclosures III 8arls.
rilbe 8t bier Monaten @ei0vgniB.
Ger @Grtuer M. 8. 9iuoni ~ieierts
iein 4~0iabrises Subiloum OILS Sir.
d)snGIteiter. .Seit 1870 bot er nit
nnermiihtidJer 1rele mn Siugabe
iein Mmt perieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
&Dniarcih Sahien.

9resoen.-Sm so. 2ebensjabr
lit bier Serr Eripatils Sr. Sdnel6er
g~eitorben, ebemaliger 8eliser oes
SoteIS yStaot 2onoon".
gienenm Ii + e.-gs peru!'
gliidie ai,f Dem gabnloie ser 8a'
sellriider Wehner 0o0urd, tootIid),
baB er beim 3uiommeniteuen zines
8iiter5uses 5wiid)en Ole Ruiier &C.
rietb unb idpper seOuetiht wurbc.
Sam d. n.-Su Sainidpn be-
gina Ser Wcbermeilter SfulSe baS
60jdbrise 8iirseriubiiaum.
Sei6ersoori. --!Sier muroe
Der 81 Sabre alte berrifaftlife
@alborbeiter 9ippmann beim .ool5,
iaueit bon eihem nieoeritiirjenoen
gauMe erid)la9en.
SCI ii b er,g.-Gie nit grnte.
p~orrGtheu atiiiute Sheune oes
Staotgutsbeiisers Grnit Wusler II
0irfjbera lulroe Elm RalIb Der Slam.
men.
apb Ter @emeinoeratb 81
0ornthal bel Sapoo g%enebmigte Die
@riinoluls elmer ireiiuiaiaen Seuer'
ipcbr oortielbit. 0orntbal bate Bis
lett MIR 8it:hiieuermebr.
10 u.-Sm itaoiiihen 3rnn.
feubauie in ,3midau itarb pie t1jab.
rige 3odbter oes 8eraarbciters Yeuer
aus Srieorihssriin. ole bel ser Gr.
plclion elmer brenneuNen Getroleum.
lontpe Iebenseeiasrlihe 9ranowun.
ben e%rlitten bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04


bes aus Sdtuerin 'eebiirtisen SdIoi.
Ter aarl ShrOber feitgenommen. Ger
gerbaitete belt lid bis Dor 81tr5em
IN Berlin aui. Gr iertigte falid,c
9lpein1urfitiide oil illrb 6spor nit oeIl
Ytitn5eiben u nllb ser S~abresSabl
1908. lie Suliiiifaie traeen bcn
acpf 8alier @ilbelms. Nad] ieireu
eigeien @eitGnonib ieste er bon Die.
fen Sali6itiider in Berlin on 800
Stiid ab. Sier iud)te CT 8eiuher Der
Serberge 5i iiberrebeit. iiir i'm Solid.
ltiide III BEN 8erfebr 5u bringen, Der
8erbuftete lit eiu bereits bditiis por.
b%eItraiter @~erbred)er. Bel linn tuilr.
ben MIR nod 16 SnIiditiide porge-
fltl1Apu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
@ehfalcn.

8ieIefeIb. Ginen NorS
nit poner lleberleaung perilbte Dor
einiaen 1agen in Steinbed b. @ger
ser gambler Sd)iitte. Gr fam nad,ts
eegcll / llbr 81 bem 3igarrenarbeItey
Tiemann unb als berielbe geptfnet
hattie, ihob er i'm nit poller lteberle'
suug uieoer. SinterRer beinb CT
nod Die Trehbeii, sur Yoliaei 81 &C.
ben, nm Den Scibltmoro oeS Gle.
mal1n onsunleIben. "a Sd. lid BET
ieinem @erbSr mebrere Male niber'
ipradl id)0pite nlau SerOad)t uno
perboitete i'm.
Shmertc. - Ger lett einigcn
Soaen permibte @rbarbeiter Mar'
golf. elm aeborener Seilr, wnroe als
2eid)e in einenu Sunpf liegello alt'
e%eiulbelt.
@erne. - Sier perurgliidte ser
33 Sabre nlte 8eemann Talentln
Ties ans ser 9liidrerItrobe. Or ~ltiir5te
in Der IunfeIbeit ole Sreppe bernb
ulb bIieb mnten nit elmer toNtliden
Gd)10elperletuita liegen.
Ter MiId)fabrer Muguit ISam pcn
hier puroe in 9ohum BON Der Stro'
Benbabn tootgeiahrrn.
Mite H. - Ourd Die bohber'
5iae Stiftlna bes &errt 6abrifanten
Tr. 2ohmom muroe es Dem Ierein
fir SrtS. uno Seimatbsfunbe in Der
8roiifuit Wtarf erm0eIitt, Elm nelles
Wtuieumsgeb1ube an Der glid)er.
itrabe oobier 81 erbauen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
9a6en.

RarIsrnbe. = Sier lit i'm
tier bon SO Sabren GeuatsprGiibent
8. 8ebeimer Rntb Srieori6 8arl
i%tiiler ~eeitorben.
>Bao Oiirrbeim m. - Der 10.
brige Sobn oes 2aubpirtbs Sepe.
I'll @riesbuber poste lid aui oas
..une @is oes Saliuenpeiers, brad,
ii unD ertranf.
eSreibure. SeIegrapben.
i'retar 8rann f~eierte bieier Gage
81 5~Oiabriges 9ienitjitbildum.
cSrieienbe | M. Bel ser
'~irsermeiitermabI lpuroe giiraer.
tier Sinner einitimmis pieoerse.
lltdt.
Z 'anbesbduien. - 9ie CHE.
V,e Steian Moreenitern feiertel
&c 5eit Der eoloenen Sod)5eit.
fct,s annbei NJ. = 9ie 81 Sabre
NE gbefrau Mosgraber i6nitt iidl
II, ibrer Wobnun9 bie Hillsabern
~. Sn beoenflihem 3uitanoe
I"' tiibrte man iie ms &ranfenbaus.
- 'al6sbut. = 8ie perIautet,
ge9iirgermeiiter 8iifIe iein snit
creirleeen uno iid nm bic Stoot.
Str s%ritelle beiperben, Die 6llrd ben
3m,oes &efners gaper erleoist lift,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
Mieflenbura.

g d 10 II. - Sn 2uo,piesIrit
iibeuiieI Ser a1ledt @loubah Die Che.
irou bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aIa6s
NIT eiiter Srt, %ieiielte lie ans 9ctt
uno raubte 300 WSnrf. Ser Tbater,
ser orf einem SaDrraoe entiIob, lit
in Stolp III Eonmern perbaitet
tpor0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
8rannid,ueie.

Braun dwei q. : Sir sic
Grmittelung Der .8erion, Die ON %.
DECEMBER b. s. cine Sd,eune bes
Gelomunn'iden SofeS in Triittc III
9ranb itedte, lit ieitens bes YGhters
Nlfermann 9apio Sdliepbafe in
Griitte cine 9elobmnig bon 500Dtarf
o~isgelest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
@arttembers.

Stuttgort. = Srn Tlter Dor
81 Sabrcn lit ser @ebeinlc aommer'
Sienratb Ytolt se%itorbcn.
giberah . - Sn Das 100. Sc.
bensiobr 1T Grau Y~rioatier 9ii6el
@ittwe einsetreteu. Die altc Dame
lit seiitie nod, iriid, forperlid luobl
etipoS matt.
gictigbeim m. - Sn Dem in
Der IG6e bes Yabpbofes salegenei,
Sabrifgebauoe Der Seliabrit Dol,
3iegler rulb Or. Dcnf brad, ,Seiter
aus. Dem bns gauge 8gbanoc gum
Spier fiel.
Seilbronn.- Der bci Sem
granoe i'm Sreublerihen Nnipeier
berumgliidtc 6euerwebrmann Ser.
malln ariS lit scitorbell.
2nuffen a. q. - aiir;!id muir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
Sania

San b 9. Der Sef,at benf.
tragic bel Der 9iirgerid,ait. IN Dem
StaottbeiIe @iIoerooe cinen sroB'
ortigenr Stabtparf aa15rlcgen unb
bieriiir eineu 9etrag bon s NiGionen
aronen an5itlpeiioen. Sim Iiaic.
,len ioIlen i'm @ege einer Anleibe auI.
Gebrad)t peroen. =
9ubed. - Sier ,uitrbe elm &c.
i1brIidpr SalidpniiBer IN Der Seion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04

De bier ON Gedar Die 2eide bes
Sd)iisenfuirtbes Sobannes 8iibrIe
bon Soppingen gelauoet.
StraBoori. - Sier nerid)ieS
nad Ianeem idytperen 2eioeu Der Su-
biIarprielter mo peniionirte Yiarrer
SoiepD Mosnus 3ea, SuIest Biorrer
in Neufird, Sberamt Eettnang, i'm
Sitter bon II Sabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
Shleswia.S

Gam y. - S0riter SSafobicn bier
@feierte iein 2~5iabriees amtsiubil1um.
Gr oicnte inter orei Serreu. b. Guu.
le,t, Major b. Sobenau niO Dem @ra.
fen b. Hepentlolp.
/, Stensburg. - Der bel herI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04

Sdon gciogt. - Sdriftitcl.
lersaattill, Die nit elmer Nreunoin
om Epitant porbeigcbet oils tie Ell
nige Mouuifripte ibres @atteii alli-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
@ran6rnb,,ra.

.GaIdu. = Gem Sabrifiniepftor
WiIbsIm Stad) 5u Mnnabiitte I'M
{reiie Golau lit oas areus oes Na'
aemeinen g1rcn5eifens, benz Saul.
mann 9einridl Gins 5iis Jrieoeber3
Tm.. sic 3ettunesmeoaiae ON
goll0e perliebeu ipor5en.
2cihtoIS - aiir6lib puroe
bier 0ie Einrrermabl porgenommell
CUR geiesung ser o,trd) 6ortJltg Oes
$Iarrers 9ars nod Tempel ieit Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04

gchen milf: Nd. bite. iuorien Sic
ood) cinen Iugenblid Dol. Sd aetc
MIR Den 8eilt meines Wonnes oui!"
Sortifritt. = n0ie ltebt eS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04
2nrcmbnrg.

gtteIbriid Il. - Gin idJmcrer
8erluit triiit Ole @roBber5oglide
Tbilbarmouiide 8eielihaft BON
bier nit ocuI Sooe iDreS peroienIt.
bollen DIRECTORS Serru Bbilipp Wiail-
terllad. Der bier inn Nlier poR Go
SSahreu ~perid)ieb.
Mer d. Sier itarb Serr DOM.
fapitulor uno Ged)uilt 'Seinrid 9le.
men i'm sitter bon SO Sabren. CT
mar 0edont su Weri1 felt 1891.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04

Gin ncttes Sefh1ft. -
@enoorm: $50 babcn Sic 5ulcst &C.
bettelt2" - Sosnbunb (itolj): las
1T reiu Notwithstanding"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04

ten mir ploBlid 5000 Warf - 10.
iart lit er binaeaanaeh irnb bot 5000
gepumpt!"
! 2afoniid ): - n@os lit oenn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04

Gus Dem Sberlieutenant bon 9erJ
gelpprbcn?" nIcn n2icutenont"
let or gliidlid, meg; ols Cher"
iu%nftiouirt CT IN Nep. gorf!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04

oeuu nit ocn Sprcdlen bel Sbrem
aleiren?" - Muiter: 80, eS madlt
lid) IDIOT; 10 uieI mie unicr popngci
fam er oltd) 6al0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-04

Ger iii roraIihe 8atte.
6rou (,ii elmer 8reunoip: vGu
aIol,bIt gar nid)t, aloro, nie fiiriora.
lid, nlcin Mann lit; nenlid braitd).
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-15
Pampered puos.

The dog doctor was making out bill
for the months expenses Of Japa.
nese spaniel. The items were room
rent, board, medical attendance and
electric light.
Electric llghtT' exclaimed bis sec.
rotary. What on earth does dog
need with electric lightT'
He doesn't need 1t at ALL" said the
doctor, 'but his owner has ordered It,
and he has been supplied with two
eight-candle power lights every even.
ing he has been I'm the hospital. lie is
one or those spoiled pups who were
put to bed In light room I'm their In
fancy, and now he cannot sleep I'm the
dark. We always have two or three
Of that kind on hand They occupy
special ward where the lights burn all
night long."-New York Sun.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-15
FEATHERS AND gcosHEIIs.

Kites, yultures, jackGaws and spar
rows fee when scourge OF cholera
appears among people.
An Oklahoma promoter has figured
out profit OF $40. 900 on $500 invest.
ed In geese In three years. Here Is a
chance for some board OF trade to get
an industry that will lay 20,SOO golden
eggs year and crop the grass on the
streets free OF charge.
The idea that any kind Of ground Is
good enough for poultry runs Is a mis-.
take. Stony, lumpy. mucky ground
spells failure. Avoid a steep or windy
location, and beware Of low place
where fog fingers.
poultry farm ut Newtown, Pa, has
1900 peach trees rendy to bear. Think
Of the profit OH that fruit alone with.
out mentioning returns from 1900 lay.
ing Leghorn hens
"Sentimentollty" ns applied by Mr..
Roosevelt 10 British rule in Egypt
may also be applied 10 tho farm.
There II no money Ia farming" on
some farms because the farmer will not
use the ak or old hens Tint swallow
the profit and antediuvian cows that
give few quarts Of skimmilk.
If the Standard oil company corners
most Of the oil II can't monopollze ell
bow greagc. Lots Of this magic oil
rubbed on u poultry plant mikes IT
grow wonders TINT beat Aladdins
magic lamp to frnzzlc
II you have thermometers OF the
same style and make and their scales
begin at the same point you had bet.
ter test them well before using. Their.
mometer glass should be- seasoned, and
each instrument should have It's indi-
vidual test md scale Thus the scales
on best thermometers may differ as
TO starting point. bat they register
alike.
Too high heat in an incu6n tor gives
chicks crooked toes. Too high brooder
heat causes abnormal wing feather
development THAT takes the blood that
belongs 10 the body.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-15
Opportunity.

There Is a story of sculptor who
once showed visitor his studio. which,
was full OF gods, some OF them very
curious. The face OF one was entirely
concealed by the hair. and there were
wings on each foot. The visitor asked
this statues name.
Opportunity" was the reply.
And why Is his face hiddenf"
Because men seldom know him
when he comes to them"
why has he wings on his feetY'
Because he Is soon gone and once
gone can never be overtaken," was the
reply.
We all know the story Of the man
who sold the old farm which he had
barely been able to get living from
during his entire life and his nmaze-
ment and chagifn when the new own
er discovered gold upon the land the
first week Of his ownership A great
many OF us are In TINT very condition
with regard to our opportunities II we
did but know it.-Washington Star.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-15
WHEN FATHER cARvEs THE
TURKEY

There's merry music iH the az:
when father takes the steel
And picks up that big carving knife
And of its edge doth feel.
He shoves his sleeves to the elbow,
Gives knife and steel n swing.
They strike, the sparks begin TO fly
How merrily they ring.
Oh. what n picture dear dad makes
AS he goes for that turk!
He jabs the fork into the keel
While we all watch him work.
on 20 the wings. fat drumsticks, thIghA
The sweet breast meat comes next
How quickly do those slSillful hands
That juicy bird dissecti
Then. raising his kind face above
Tho pile OF rich provender,
We bow our heads. ho lifts his voice
TO thank the heavenly sender
What Jolly laughter then breaks loose
As father helps each one
And he and mother smile on each
And all join In the fun!
Come. have some morei" good daddy
cries.
There's lots OF turkey here.
It's Christmas day; enjoy yourselves.
This Is the day for cheer"
o Joyous feast, o dear homo group,
Though be left alone and old,
Thy memory shall finger sweet
Like roses scent I'm vase of goIdl
G.. NJ. BARNTTZ.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-15
Collar as q Verb.

The verb collar" has long been used
transitively, meaning to seize or take
hold OF person by the collar; more
loosely, TO capture" The verb was
thus employed early In the seventeenth
century. Steele In the Guardian, No.
81, wrote, IF you advised him not to
collar any man" Other instances are
Gentlcman's Magazine, 1852, His lord
ship collared the footman who threw
IT," and Marryat's sentence In "Peter
Simple" He was collared by two
french soldiers"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-15
oos5LER OR eoosE-wh,cA7

Ii was midnight In ancient Rome.
After the thrill OF the slaughter of a
thousand In the arena. topped OF with
red wine. roast goose and garlic. the
Romans retired. ard soon their sono-
rous snore shoos the rocky Theirs
shore. Then suddenly all tie Roman
geese cacklpd. and the hurghers tum-
hlcd out 81 lri Ia lind the enemy at
the gAtcS. ami rolr was saved.
lust So the f; AID lUCtaSome eander
VIII save u a. SEm tAc l.aouliny "
hnvin" VI big bird uu the center plate
mt holiday feSis.
fon must eat ruhhe:ncck.
Not for mine" you cry.
Turkeys the un,lcnal bird. and your
goose idea is absurd
Now. Gear. don't he severe. This much
is clcar-the American people may de.
eide an election with their ballots, but
they can't decide this question with
their palates.
Who b,ames yoh for loving juicy
breast meat? There are others"
Yet the American public may rise,
strike Patrick Henry attitude and
yell, Gimme turkey or gimme me
death!' and still get left. for the fel.
lows not born who can carve 1000. 600
turkeys into enough to help 10000. 900
other fellows TO stun.
Some might get n little smell
That sharp snout could hardly tell.
But millions more would raise the veil;
Turkey: Gimme turkey!"
This is the cry today. but turkeys are
growing scarcer and scarcer. while
turkey lovers are more numerous than
ever. and I'm some localities this year.
even where people had Doodle to burn,
the festive bird couldn't be secured
for love or money.
Unscientific breeding has brought
disease 10 The turkey tribe. and many
who formerly bred them have quit.
Then. spectators have quietly bought
up tie birds on farm after farm. and
thus many have Ind to eat rubberneck
or nothing.
In the years TO come it's going to
be goose or nothing but ordinary
quack or rooster unless these fellows
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DoN'Ts.

Don't expect Hne stock for little
money. That's out OF date and awful
funny
Don't sell customer bid goods and
think that's the last Of g. Rotten
chickens and eggs come home % roost
Don't condemn faElng md fake on
the SLY. All takers 20 to bades by and
by
Don't Keep too much stock over win.
ter. a crowded penthouse makes
nat pOckctbook
Don't select maraet fowls I'm the
dark nor take birds In filthy coops TO
market
Don't keep eggs IN the cellar with
onions and tUrulps Customers win
turn up their noses
Don't take uncrud,d eggs 10 market.
Customers viii pick out all the big
ones
Don't borrow ncubators and forget
70 take them hack nor lot them rot
IN some old lcaky shack
Don't put every Judge down as
CRATER because you didn't got n prize.
Your fowls may be standard and yet
10 undcrsizc.
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preaching turkey culture get down off
the fence and do the stunt
Now. there's the whole "effete east
yelling TO the live west, Hustle there
and raise us turkeys
Why, when a crop falls I'm the east
they Just lean back on their cushions
end sing:
out west they've got enough for all
Upon this great terrestrial ball
III the whole east blow up and bust
In God and the great west we trust
But though California, Oklahoma.
Texas. Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri,
Iowa, Indiana. Illinois and the rest
Of the west are raising millions OF the
best they can't supply nation of tur.
key lovers
The future feast will be gobbler or
Sander, and II we refuse 10 grow COB
blers our goose is cooked
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We have a specially pre-
pared receipt that we will
send to your friend stating
who the person is who
subscribes for The Leader
and is sending it to them.
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Name the Box presses Friends that Yeu Give The Best
Is destructive.

Is UcSIFUCtIVU,
Racket. hurry. catching birds by
hand. boisterous visitors. very often
mean cold eggs and deserted SQUADS
Don't catch pigeons by hand. It's
foolhardy. e
Eggs are often broken and squads
hurt on the nest. and the frightened
bird often flies against obstruction.
gets hurt, aud You get mad, and the
flock goes crazy.
Use our net when It's necessary to
catch birds.
It's dandy. You seldom miss, and
there's no accident. The wire ring
Is one and one-half feet In diameter;
net Is three and one-half feet long and
made OF seine Irvine.
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down on the gondola where you bin
and COO you'u believe such pictures
true"
But 80 takes gcntlcness and sweet
meats 20 win them a little hemp
seed given in a quiet way will make
the pretty creatures stay.
Peace is a great essential to pigeon
prosperity.
They are naturally nervous, easily
thrown into n flutter. and roughhouss
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bad Mannara.

The two women stopped In front OF a
dentists showcase.
There, mamma" said the younger
woman, pointing, II want n set just
like that"
Hush, my chiidv commanded her
mother. "Don't you know that it's vul
gar to pick your teeth In the streetY'
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A WORD TO PIGEON LOVERS.

Are these pictures where doves
olight on the fair woman's shoulder
and take sweetmeats from her lips q
nature fakef"
Hardly think So"
"If you and your lovey dove honey
moon to Venice and the doves settle
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70. no 1SDNwAS

Head o. the Family.
Smith-She makes her boy wear long
curls.
Jones-But she makes her husband
get up to cut the grass before he
catches the 1,05.- Harper's Bazaar.
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a Brioht Youth.

She (archly)-w Whom should you call
the prcttiest girl In the room? He
Cooking about him)-Hmi Well, TO
tell the truth, there isn't a pretty girl
I'm the place.
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Some VIII always be above others
Destroy the inequality Of today and lt
will appear again tomorrow Emerson