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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

A dollar a bushel is a good price for
wheat, but the first prize bushel which
was recently exhibited at the meeting
Of the Wisconsin Agricultural Expert
ment association brought $64 1t was
Of the winter variety and will doubt
less be used for seed in the growing
Of prize wheat for next year
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

Ground tobacco placed where the
sheep can get what they want will
rid and keep them free from attacks
Of stomach worms. This seems to be
a case where the acquiring Of the to-
bacco habit is really an aid to health.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

The Delicious apple when tasted full
ly bears out its name, being juicy and
of a delicious favor and possessing a
red color that is hardly surpassed by
the Spitzenburg. However, 1t is ten
der like the Jonathan and of about the
same season and should be put on the
market by Christmas time II the con-
sumner lie to get 1t at Its prime The
Delicious apple has been on the mar
ket but a few years, being originated
by southern Iowa nurseryman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

II arrangements were not made at
the time the icehouse was built and
oiled for the drainage Of the water
therefrom. this should be attended to
before the warm weather sets in.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

The shakes, or long split shingles,
which have been used in many Sec
tons Of the west in place Of the ordi-
nary shingle. are cut chiefly from the
sugar pine, which possesses re-
markably straight ana even grain.
The water follows the grooves of the
grain very closely, while the method
of laying them insures a good circula-
ton Of air and tends to check the rot
which is so destructive OF closely laid
common shingles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23
Warned.

"she told me that ! might hope"
Better look out! I've known girls
to say that when they intended to nc.
cept a chap."-Puck.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

Diversity OF opinion proves that
things are only what we think them
Montague
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

Cholly-The dentist told me ! had
large cavity that needed filling. Ethel
Did he recommend any special conrse
Of study7
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

Statistics which have been compiled
by the department of agriculture at
Washington contain some interesting
figures relative to exports Of farm
products during the past sixty years.
They show that these exports, consist
Ing chiefly Of cotton, grain and grain
products and packing house products,
have increased In value from an aver
age Of $1b0.000.0 600 year In the Ave
year period from 1851 to 1855 to an
average Of $s75,00O.O00 a year in the
period 1901 to 1905, while in two sub
sequent years, 1907 and 1908, they
have exceeded In value the above av-
erage, totaling $1,000 0O0!o00 The sta.
tistics show that the increase in the
volume and value OF agricultural ex-
ports has far outstripped the increase
IN the country's population.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

Many a municipality has a bad blot
on its reputation because Of the wretch
ed condition Of the thoroughfares lead
ing thereto when timely work done
with a road grader and drag would
greatly improve their condition. In
too many cases these same rocky"
roads are found In townships and
towns whose road supervisors or street
commissioners are drawing good sal
aries for taking care Of the highways.
while the equipment for keeping them
in order is acquiring coat Of rust in
some vacant lot or alley.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23
FARMS WANTED.

We have several prospective purchasers
who are DESTROYS Of buying good farms In
the Rockville district at an early date.
Call or write at once to
S0ULE REALTY CO.,
1928 New York Ave,
oct 2s-6m Washington. D. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

Not one Of the numerous spring veg
etables is more toothsome than as
paragus, small bed Of which will
be sufficient to furnish all family
win want and some to spare. In start
ing bed small plants may be used
or portions Of the roots Of an old bed
secured before the sprouts start. The
plants should be set to a depth OF
about eight inches In soil made mel
low and enriched with a good supply
Of well rottcd stable manure. Aspara-
gus is a gross feeder, and the ground
can hardly be made too rich. The
bed should be well watered, and II
the rainfall is not enough 1t should
be irrigated during the growing sea
son.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23

With a view to doing some advanced
work along the line Of developing i'm
proved strains Of standard American
varieties Of potatoes aud TO develop
new ones the experiment station at
Fort Collins, Colo, state where the
Irish potato finds a remarkably con-
genial home, is seeking to learn the
history of well known and established
varieties for the purpose Of knowing
Of the inheritance which lies behind
them. Blanks will be furnished to
any person who is able to give the in
formation, while those who aid in the
work will be given copies Of the pub
LEGATION on the history Of the potato
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-01
geffeliesmsoerne | SetbtsOa

Str. 0gbl." a III. Oftober: 8eo
bet forbereoen6e Meoe i Aftes talte
9pmisIionnr Sacobien ON Spergs'
moaIet: n@r Der Erang til gaffel.
iesmsoer | Dor itore 9p?"
Der ifal boIoes gaffeIiesmpoer
for at fan @leOens os 9oOiangens
9oner mere frem; ri ital life ifnb-
be De mango babe Menneifer bort,
mel Seius ariitus maa ~forfpnoes
belt, Ioa De mango boaOe inoen for
Samfunoene og u0en for mac opf-
fes og omoen0es til @u0, % for
Be mango, Der lener paa StDggelt-
oerne, Der ifaI bolOes gpffeliesme-
ser, at De moo ie Seius iom ben,
Der fan uofploe Saunene, lefte Oct
brugte Saob og leie 2pnferne.
@mtsinipeftgr BinfeI f%rembpDe-
be naonIig at man bolOer gpffeIies.
msoer, foroi BET fan nDtte
noget. Seius bar ieIo iagt I. Cts,
ga ban too paa 8ierget og talte 1T
meetige Orb: Scar no | al Der
ben 0. |. d 9enne m9gtige 8efa'
ling bar pitt lin unOerfuloe girf'
aN
ming. gpangeliet bar trooS aae9ln'
greb beItaaet i'm BreOe. Get far
Mute at befenoe ariitus, ban
er meo os, ia, ale Gage, inotil
geroens gn6e.
Ron bar life 2op blot at iiooc
til Speee / Wenigbeoen og Sum.
funOene, mel, ri mo- goa no og bril-.
ge De betroeoe 8uno. Bort meo CT
Orb: nSpao fon set nptte?" 5or
Ganmarfs Sfplo ma ri baoe 8Pf'
feIsiesmg0er.
Ssnoag oen %. Ofto6er ST. $
begpnote oet fsrite WeOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-01
vSlaa aors"s Gebnimgsbjcm for

Ruinoer. Gen ap~inoefomite, Der
bIen neoiat for at inoiamle 8aDer
til ct glaa aors-Siem for fninoe-
Iige a~lfoboliiter, bar alereoe ino-
iomIet oper 1000 Str.
Den 2anosinoiamline, Der er fore.
taget / oisie 8oge, ~ifriues Der ben
IA. Oft, bar forbaabentlig gipet ct
betpoeligt u0bptte, inn Der tan fom-
me ct goot SilifuO ogioa til bet
fuinoeIige Heoningsbiem.
81 Hecreo~, ofos0e 8iifop 9et-
bans 8iao | 0rorup, oil, efter finn
oiges Mening, egne Jig fortr9fe-
Iigt til bette grrg.
Der bebepes life nR0neOproige
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; man fan
Npr6eoen af a5benbaon lettere
ifaffe 8otienterne 9eifGftigeIie og
faa frinilli9e argfter til at gioe
gatienterne unoerbisning; / ben en-
%. Qano itore 9aoe fan Batienter-
ne fin6e 9eifRftigelie, og Der fan,
ON oct er forneoentc blioe Blaos til
at bDgge ct nnoet Stem; enoelig uil
~@jen0ommen rimeligOis itige | BRr.
6i Nor for Mar.
8iemmet, bois 6oritanOerinoe oil
blioe Sp9epleierite, 5rf. Marie2ar-
len, nntages at fnnne aa6nes | Be
gpn0eIien al 1ouem6er Dlaaneo.
Afilsret Stntne. 9iborg, is. Of
tober. giae6bugger 8rnnoltrup5 eta.
tue of ofoeoe SuititsiefretGr Mor-
pile, en- al 6eoeielifa6ets Stiftere.
aillsre0es | Tag. paa 9iultoruct /
GOeruQrelie al en- itor Vapngoe
Nenneifer. aammerberre 2iitidan
taIte. og SfOoriOer NorOiae og
gorgermelter Ioloerluno taffeoe
pao 5amiliens og ggens gegue.
st nbbsselist Cptrin paa Ns.
toro | Qgbenbapn. en- 43.nari5
Smeo asmng Senricfien. Der ar
beioeoe Dos gurmeiiteo & @ain
tom 2sroag Den 10. Oft. ul1ffsi's
al Ense pna Rptorp. Gan Tom TO-
renoe paa Gpfle bag ct Autornobii,
iom fom ira Hsrregnoe. San ian
fife. at Der Tom ct onoet automosIl
fra Npgn0e og iOineeoe mo poa
9orpet. Me0 fulO 6nrt tsrneoe 5nu
imoo antomobilet. SammeHItsoei
por ion polOiomt. at ban for gsfi'
mem @~Insruoen. Gbaniisren bar Or
an ia. buorDeo ban far 8nller
oper. etpuoiomit bIeu ban at Boil
tiet broat til SoipitnIei | Au:omr'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-01
N1 2pmmebibel.

Oct onnife gi~beIielifnbS ltSenpe
pna Snoiapapir meo np OoerI0tteIis
at oct npe 2eihamente. in6bunoen |
Spiflanb ipeeieIt for os | meeet
bIsot SnerfaIosbino. en- I1rbeIes
elegant 81 bolobor 8os.
Bris $500
Ganiib entb. RubI. Sonie,
Blair, 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-01

billet, men ban bar oeo oeo Nh
fomlten oprtil.
Zen nbe aongcpnlgtc. 6bo. aul'
tusminiiter gnepolO Ssrenipn er
u0n9pnt til fongeoalgt Me0lem al
2anostinget.
Sanatorict paa SsIunS. 80 En-
tienter melot fig. Snnatoriet for
Suberfuloie pan 8iiilsitaoir / N9r-
be0en Of 9ofnorfiorO og ReDfi1ois
er M feroigt og oabnet for Ra-
tienter, bboraf auereoe 30 BAR
meIOt fig.
Sonotoriet er Sslnn0s it6rite og
melt %foitbare gDgning. Get er hDs-
get al Sten, moOerne inorettet. OPP
oormet me0 Gentralunrme og mao
eleftriif 9elnsnine. Oct bar foitet
omtrent 1000 aroner.
Sanatoriets 2pge er 9oftor ri.
gurour Mognusion, Der efter at
boDe ~tilenoebro9t tit gmbeOsitloiam
oe6 ltniOeriitetet. / en- 6effe aar
bar onret oniat iom aanoioat PED
fIere 0onife 9oipitnler, % iprlia bar
Itu0eret SllberfuIoien. On oanif
Spgeplejerife. 6rf. Gbriitenien. er
nniat JON Ooeripeepleierite.
ltlpffcr pna Sben. Sisrring. 10.
Oftober. Gnmpifibet aSofie@ at
9on5ig. Io0et meO auI, er / 9eat
itranoet oeO ~a9rsgaaro uofor Corn.
By. 9eiptningen re0Oeoe fig / Rig
ningen, men 4MnnO iprnng oDer
9oro, og 2 al oisie Orufneoe. Ono.
oioere orufneoe en- Non0 Of Reo-
ningsboooens geiptning, en- Sen
al Seiper 9bomier, A Wnn6 iiOoer
en0nii | 4igningen. Heoningsbaaoen
er otter gnaet no for at ie9e at reooe
Dem.
(Senere.) De fire Nono, Der blep
MI SCI. 8 i ef%termiO0ags i Rig
ningen, SirtsbaIs, 2snitrup, Corn
bp og 5falerup ReOningsbnaoe er
peo Stron6ingsite6et; men Ssen er
for bsj til, at De fan gnn ut, og
Geoningsrafetter fan life noo Sfi-
BET.
(Senere.) De fire Mano, oeo bleo
iiooenoe / R%igningen, 0eri6lnnot
9nptnjn Woepe, omfom ale. 5 alt
er iaaleoes oritfnet 6 Mano al Be
iqtningen og reboet 8 Wono. 8
Gig er orepet / 2ano. Gen ManO
al Neutrality-suspicious. geiptning. Der
orufneoe UNDER TeOningsforieget,
par S~trnnofogeo Seiper Sbomiens
Ssn. San efterlaoer Jig gnfe, men
ingen 9ern.
Sidergo, 10. Oftober. ; Ror.
ses Deo 9-5ioen fuI0ieileoe og ionf
uofor Gungiteo ben tpife @aIeaie
rama8one~, anptain Osieubrg ggen.
paa Geiie ira Segan9s til SteonS
/ 8oanit. 9eiptningen, ire Wono,
bleo re0oet al EN- NotorbnnO fra
Sumle69f % ~lonoiattes Der. 60
leoien er iunfet 1000 glen ira aano
pon 6 5apne gano og lager farlig
for Seilnoien.
asbenbapn, 10. Oft. On 8iife-
hamper foai0eret meo Ell ipenif
Bart .Giana". Barren innf itrofs,
og 7 Mano, oeri6lanot aaptainen %
St1rman0en, orufneoe. 70 Nan0
reO0eoes of 5iifeoaniperen.
3an0ers, II. Oftober. Sfonner-
ten Goa af Solmitno, aaptain
Betterion, fommenOe fra a~arIsbamn
oq beItemt til 2empeig meo Srnlait,
er inofommen til llO6pbei flpoen-
Sc paa eaiten. Sfibet iprone Iet !
@oar iom 5sIae al baaro Auling
og bsi 81.
Gs6iera. II. Oftober. 0ompereu
vauguit CORDS Of Roitocf paa aeiie
fra ardangelif til ROTTERDAM meo
1iare og gea er srunoitsot nogIe
SsmiI fra 5ons. NanOita6et be.
timber ia ON goro. Ssen er rolig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-01


ioriuonot / 0nbet. De f~orulpffeoe,
ser ale por unge, ioet ben eloIte
fun bar 81 4ar, bar 28pifere, 3
IorOmono. l SHINE oe 2 Danifere,
nemIio 5. 6. Rielien fra 9eitoeO
oe .. Mund ira Tanoers.
gn 8iergninesoumper bar | Dag
inobro9t Den eurige 9ei9tnino til
9regrunoen meo llnotaeeIie al Sap
tainerl, Der life oilOe forIaoe lit
Sfib, Sfibet er biemmebprenoe /
Sarpsbor9.
@inScsmGrfe. Den t6. DIT. afilere-
oes / aorbus en- Statue al af0eoe
3sbmnno Sans 8roge, 9omiteens
6ormano, 9anf0ireftsr Npraoaro,
Gsben6oon, boIot 4filsringstnlen,
poaGommunensgegn og 5abrifant
Otto @gniteo paa 6amiIiens. Sta
tlier, Der itaar paa Siet9enspla0s,
er mooeIeret af 9iQeobug9er areI
Sonien.
Gn iiGlben SbitiSeligbcO funds
Onsooe Den 10. OCTOBER ieires Dos
@oaroeier og Soeneiogeo 5. 81
renien / ginoebD.
S. Serenien og @uitru bolot ben
Gag @ulobrDaup. Samtioig boIot
oeres pIoIte Cater og SpigetiDn
g. Gnif SeIobrpaiip, og Den ongite
Cater bolot 9rDIup.
SOriensfanscrne. Get SOLO 5an.
ger ira Soriens Silgtbus, Der /
CONNER bar nrbeioet i aelie Mer-
geIIeie oeo gi6org. penote 2sr0ag
BEN 10. DIT. tilbage til Soriens.
&oIoet bar arbeioet ct baIoe 9lar /
M%ergeaeiet. @e0e6us6oIOet peuote
tilbnge ON aitenen.
lll1ffer. Ia @aar0eier an6ers
Socobien at Seilitrup Marf forle-
BEN uar / Serb me0 at fore Roer
biem, p9Iteoe 6eitene goonen, Der
gift ouer Sacobiens 8rpit o9 ifal9c
nSisrr. amtst." fpPIteoe BAN iaa
aIuorIiet, at ban ufgif ueo 0eOen,
in6en MAJ baDOe faaet bam inolagt
pnn Spgebuiet.
Gnnoers, IA. Oftober. Ia
@9lfefuif CIR. aielOiens tSnnrige
Ssn ira aoitbierg | Worges fom
fsrenoe ira Sounoal Neieri, bleu
Seitene ifp for Snoiunotoget og lob
Isbif. auifen fnIot al 8ognen, og
ben trnge RRlfeoosn gift tpRrs oper
bans 8rpit, bporueo ban fit laa
aluorIige aDRitelier, at ban n9ppe
oil fiinne leue.
Niooelfart, fl. Oftober. en
22aarig MaleriuenOe 9br. 5nnien,
Ssn al 5nsmanO Soban 9anien /
&duslunoe aoesmoie, er fommien
ulDffelig al Gage / 9raunpol0 /
Sdmei5. llnoer arbejoet poa ct
Sotel greb ban fat / en- eleftriif
SraaO. buorueo Der tiIfsieoes bnm
iaa it9rfe Stso, at ban itrofs 0S0e-
Selling Sro er al @pitgioer Shou
iolgt til 5orpagter 8iIbelm Sanien,
Belle, for $1,000 SIR.
Slner. 5 Oftoberbeftet at n@aos
oanife Nagniin" bar Sfoleinipefter
Vt. 6. Wortenien ifreDet en- inter.
esiont artifel ON 6Iuer. Get beo-
ser oeri:
IS 8enoeitenens Snaus, / Meo-
Oingens i%tinfenoe Rsle, / alt, bua0
Der er ipinif og ubumif og ppmme-
liet logger De oeres 9gg. 5 aft iaa-
SAINT leper oeres llnger, 2aroerne,
o. paa aft iaaonnt bar De fraDlet
fsr Sc eennem ginouerne ilpoer ino
til os. Neo 5so0erne fuloe Of IL
bumifbeoer letter De iig / pore DAB.
onrer, og De aflegser meO 6orneiel-
ie 6eres efstrementer ! ali oct, man
ifaI ipiie.~
% ienere ben:
.Waan bar un0erisgt 8luer. Ger
paa ct 9oipital bar oruffet al en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-01

ben enc nf S99erne 0ren9en no9le
9usiineer. Strafs efter blep De
imioIertio onboIot al Sfopoeienets
9etiente, % ienere er De ifbIee
r2emo. ao." oaaet inO pan at be-
toIe % SIR. / 9soe boer og eiOe
Dren9en "a Sir. for 5oie %
Smerte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-01

ben enc af Sp9erne 0ren9en no9le
9usiineer. Strafs efter blep De
imi0lertio onboIot al Sfounpienets
9etiente, % ienere er De ifbl9e
p9emo. Io." gaoet in0 paa at be-
toIe % SIR. / 9s0e bper og gipe
0rengen "a ar. for Soie 90
Smerte.
Sil Ar9entina. @renoa oottiouO-
palg bar M ienOt 8aeabonoen Slag.
ter Sgren gIauien oper 9amburg
til argentinn, efter at ban er bic.
pen oeluoruitet meo 0ampifi6sbil-
let, ale6er oo S9repen9e. 5sren
Glauien Ieoiogeoes iisIee o@renoa
6olfetio." al en- Gripntmano, ioet
ban life UNDER noeen OmitenOigbe-
Ser oiloe booe BolitileOiagelie.
st farligt Spring. Ooenie 10.
OCTOBER. "a @fsprestoeet fra SpI-
Inno. Der onfommer til Ooenie 81.
1928, @orges befan0t Jig / Rar-
6eoen af @ieIiteo Station req en-
al Eosiogererne / Ell 3. aIasies
aupe, en- 30oari9 inf Soroorbeioer,
pluOielig aupe0sren op og iprong
no. Gn uoienot Srouie fanot bans
sue. Senere fom MnnOen gaoen0e
til @ieIiteo, b0or ban bIeb ior6nn.
oct. San par itGrft foriIaaet. @riin.
Sen til, at ban iprnng no. bar, at
ban life 6ao0e Lott 9iGet.
Scbragcrirr | Iarbns. 8oa 8b.
2. Snbroes Maifinfa6rif / aarbus
er DER ifpIae aaorbuspoiten" op0a-
get ltn0erilpb til ct 9eIeb al 90
600 SIR. llnberilG6qt er iorsoet al
0irefter Sab. ser iornnlia fit i'm
4fifeo oo reiIte til grgentina. % al
9ogboIoer 9orien,. Der pluoielig er
foriounoen e bar faaet gengene
uobctolt ION 5orifito al aasierer'
ifen, 6rf. 5rieoo 5re0erifien, ben
ifeIgc Il. 9. er arreiteret. Der er
ienOt Stffbrepe no efter 9arien.
Gaat SDrplageri. en- 9oeIsmano
% en- SIagter ira Hamme par for
nogIe Gage iioen fsrenoe til Ran1ne
Gementfabrif efter @rus. 0n Se.
itene life 0il6e trGffe 9Rsiet op
al @rusgrnoen, bandit De TO W9no
&eitenes SaIer fat til SnmmeIen,
og mems Slogteren oerefter piifeOe
los pao Seitene, iparfeoe 9oelsmnn.
oen Dem me6 line 3reifoitepler
runOt pno aroppen. Gu er De to
Ieno ifelge ogiingfi. u. Goebl."
meIot til RoIitiet for 0prplageri.
Slant at gpnet. timber l~lpeiret
OnsOog aften ben ~. Oft. Hog
2pnet neo / Sans Sbomiens eien-
Dom oeo DonslunO Msae / Dor.
basic. Suiet neobrrnote, men BET
lpfteOes at re60e oct meIte SnObo.
Ibomiens Suitru, Der ltoo | aef-
fenet, bIen ifelge Sob. 4u.~ rant
al 9pnet og fnlot beioimet ON; Der
bleu itrafs bentet 2Gee; men fsrit
neite Days 5ormiOOas Ipffeoes oct
at faloe henoe til 9eoioit6eo igen.
@raufnno. gtpborg, 10. Oftober.
@eO llOgrooning al en- &si pao $.
5. 9eerbefs Wnrf / 5ieaernp er ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-01

SSrnclnmmslie. st Bar SilialOr
al gsrnelambe0 or ~tonitateret paa
Gore eanen. gatienterne er iisIge
.gemtres 5oIfebIno" in0loet pnn
Sosebuiet. ) 5reOerifsiunO .eanen
er ser iorefaIoet 10 M EiIieIOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-01

E~rearun0. 10. Oftober. Fao $50
Ifa~nearunoen itranoeoe Rotteu til
1reoag BET norife Sernifib 4goroo-
uie~. Der par pna slejier ira Roro.
lonO til Auitralien meO 1rp Otter
@rumoItsSninaen ait en- Gel
al geiGtninapn / AeoningsbonOen,
men goaoen bleD nuiteu iirats il0aet
4 gtpffer mob Sfibet, o. al be ON.
bor6urren0e lpffeoes set fin cen
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-22

handed him a slip of paper on which
he asked permission to give his opinion
of Mr. Hunter, he being personally ac-
quainted with Hunter and familiar with
his views on the subject DR.. Hill spoke
on. The request was not granted, and
at the conclusion of the services DR..
Hill was asked why he refused to give
the man the floor His excuse was:
No one here is amenable to the things
the man wished to say How beautl-
fully consistent; no one amenable to
the things this man wished to say; yet.
everybody anenable to the things DIR.
Hill had to say on the same subject.
1t Is no wonder that at New Jersey
State Federation of Labor a new Office
was created, that of "fraternaI dele
gate"--someone to represent labor in
churches. When clergymen become as
defiant and as unscrupulous as DIR. Hill
it is time that a representative of labor
steps in to explain to church-goers the
true conditions under which laborers
are existing.
To those who have heard DR.. Hill
speak in his own church his recent ut
terances will not be surprise.
HENRY GRANT.
Newark, N j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-22
The Peoples Rostrum

bulance of the City Hospital about the
rapid speed 1t makes. Only few
months ago people were complaining
about the ambulance service, and now
when they have 1t they do not ap-
preciate 1t. I want to say this-that
have on many occasions witnessed
serious mishaps. and had 1t not been
for the timely arrival of the City Hos
pital ambulance and the physician
many would have bled to death. Why
not condemn the Salvage Corps, and
not the men on the ambulance? They
are competent chauffeurs and have as
yet to meet with any mishaps. think
if these "kickers" would have an oc-
casion to call an ambulance they would
be the first to raise rumpus, for their
minutes in waiting would seem like
days. Hardly had the superintendent
issued orders to the chauffeur when a
hurry call came in, and by the time
the ambulance arrived the man had
breathed his last. 1 wonder II the So
called taxpayers consciences are clear.
A LOVER OF FIRST AID TO THE
INJURED.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-22
THE DAYS BEST STORY


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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-22
Want. Horse. Treated Better.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
Your valuable paper has done so
much for suffering humanity that I
should think you would do something
for the poor, suffering horses that
have to go through the streets with
their MONDAY meal suspended in a
bag from their necls. Not only must
these heavy leather bags be severe
strain on the horses by reason of their
weight, but on hot days, forcing the
poor animals to breathe air mixed with
chaff and grain dust, must be annoy
ing, to say the least. How would you
like to be horse and have to do that?
feel sure that If the STAR would
take this matter up as strongly as it
did the Overlook case great good to
the horses of Newark would result
Yours truly, OLD MAID.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-22
SPREAD OF MFANT1LE PARALYSIS.

m report Pennsy the present
IN time nfante paralysis have
in the These all This
strange maady has spread number of States and exists
Jersey Physicians knowledge origin only
the by which it communicated 1t is known that
the disease infectious Obviously State local boards
health should adopt precautions before the disease
foothod Prevention always better than The
physician unfamiliar with
community and be privately treated without knowledge their
character which infection would spread disease The
bulletin fully describing
fante paralysis the disease should
contagious infectious reported
health boards without delay
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-22
BUYING COOK BOOKS.

James Wilson, the secretary of agri-
culture. said in Washington, appropos
of the cook book issued by his depart
ment:
"The women will appreciate the book.
AS for the men,
Mr.. Wilson smiled and resumed:
I'm bookshop the other day said
to a salesman:
"I suppose you sell lot of cook
books here?'
Thousands, sir thousands. he re-
piled.
Women appreciate a good cook
book, eh?' said l.
" oh, it isn't the women that buy
them, said the salesman; it's their
husbands Minneapolis Journal
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-22
Say. Rev. j. w. Hill Is Unfair.

To the Editor OF the Evening Star:
We now have it on good authority
that Taft is the greatest President
since Lincoln" that Aldrich is true
patriot" and that La Toilette Is IAN
arch-anarchist" and other things.
Those who doubt the truth of these
statements should know that the Rev.
Dr. John Wesley Hill, of the Metro
politan Tabernacle, of New York, said
so, and when DR.. Hill says something
it is worth listening to. The things
that DR.. Hill says are true; DR.. Hill
always speaks the truth, at least he
says so every time he breaches against
socialism from his pulpit in New York.
OF all the daring reactionaries DR..
Hill is the boldest! For a man Of his
education and knowledge of the affairs
of the world to make such statements
is boldness that puts to shame the ira
ditional bravery of the lion. That DR..
Hill knows on which side his bread is
buttered goes without saying, and tu
those who wonder at the nerve of the
man in saying such things just a word
of explanation: 1t has been the custom
OF the gentleman to attack socialism
from his pulpit on Sunday nights. In
order to bamboozle the public into the
belief that he is handing out the
straight goods he hired labor fabir
to answer the questions he gave the
congregation permission to ask. How
ever, the questions had to be in writ
ing, and the doctor refused to answer
all questions that he could not juggle
to suit himself.
One Sunday evening after DR.. Hill
had spent several minutes lying about
Robert Hunter, man in the church