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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
.HUSBANDtS ARDOR IN
CRUSHING RIBS NOT
WELCOMED BY MADAM
Wife Seeks Divorce on the
Ground That Husband Is Too
hasCaIar IN His Love.

Ckatau. S. p. MAY 16---Gaargtug.
cruelty tn tb@t she had 90 SUBMIT 80.
bear haws ANTI her healra 5as he-
cHrne permanently injured. Mrs Ntu4~
EFeG EagaHs has sought 3 divorce from
Nicholas ingalls,
Lr her position for diverse Mrs.
EnEalIs EXPLAINS the bear hugs da-.
seribfag them ghuslE.
eienaEas before he went % work
"a the u1orninR and IA the afternoon
and whenever Ea returned To the house,
would thFow his arTEs about TuE waist,
crushing me g. times until tne bTeHrh
Rlnlost left my body At enc time last
winter as he was leaving home 60 g.
C. IaaTan he forced me to submit CO.
3 Bear hug that resulted tn tnf5
EracturtnG OF two ri5s, while az another
time TIE hagEtng was So severe that
calculation was stopped and ny nose
Died a stream 3he blood squirting over
bis ciaenlng
Net anly does Mrs. ingalls, ob4ec@ GO
the bear hugs and ti1e crushing Of
bones bot as an adfeionsI act OF
crmHIEy she declares tnaC Il was
snaot hered with kisses. al OF which
were objectionable and offensive, ewing
- their great number and their fre-
auency
Answering the petition. Ingalls, ad-,
ntts the huggiag ans kissing. bur adds
hat the treatment aceorded his Wife
@as CT the most tender and affection
ate character asd tnat the breaking OF
ibis AMI the gushing Of blood from her
lpstrils was due TO tight iacing, a
habit q which hts wife had been adj
afCted during Ghe wh03e OF the five
years af their married Efe
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
POCKET KNIFE SAVES
MEN CAUGHT IN SLIDE
FROM LIVING BURIAL
Miners Caught bT Falling Ledge
Eave Marrow Escape Prem
Horrible END

Ahe7sEsea D. May 1-FE asAs
sark6ng lH a e,lal m9aa seEsz mites
ErFlna MeIHtcaa taa eaAnty seaS q eRF-
snn eaanry E E 8ngs #n& leo klI~
nlEan hss5 q EIase eaE EgUE NESTING
herrlb}e death A faEE gE1et3EE -
aua5 had heen taken frUu ta@ HlEa@
An3 d AEg ledge haa beru 4ekE aan@
ing aFeF the plaGe whega tae goal Is
taksn cat gefere ~nfsElus tae aItne
sac a#FQ WeG examined ire leei#s ana
auc3usiad BE- Mas AuEiERlH safe. agt g1T-
Ell tfe A1G hNEr at erawS Ger . tAna
and BAD removed aBaatltg or e@@E
tha lsdae suddeuly gave w4 without
Matntag Az ehe Laags began 90 EGst
Ehg gsamE trt,aa IT, eS@aHe mgt @efe Hu-
eEes&gI BgnnegRn was buried ap
30 his aeEk 6a DIRT FuGE and either
fehEis. bat Here fortunately vas left
a6h hls aErgs and shoulders free Ee
set ta wuEk ard aftEr Is ar 9g rHiu-
stes afrenH0ag aroEk a4Gcg@daG tw *
tricatEHg hignae2f froEa tae dangerous
nasSgA0H Hs xhsu rescued kinnegau
auf Raa 0uA 4 pocket knife Willis which
sn wara as the Ea@n tools had beeu
buried tR the landslide Er trek him
BsaFl9 AZ hoar e. reaeaa Finnegan bWE
efheF MEn @4s seriously injured
sta4s fsen escape Mas q Fortunate ems
Cor ff Eney had seu4atEea wheFe they
we're when tie ledge began g. fall
4gsk et0gia AaWa beer bNrieG beneatb
several k9Hs e. rock.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
MIGRATING RODENTS
SWIM THE NIOBRARA
AND INVADE DAKOTA
Plague of Ground Squirrels
Prom the Sand Hills Makes
Grief for Farmers.

Dallas. 5. d May 15.-Years ago
ttrjs section Of South Dakota was al
licrel with Erasshopper plague, but
tinCe then liz has enjoyed prosperity
Now. however. q squirrel plague
hreatens portions of the country. The
a1ufrreIs are those Of the striped va
lety. about the size of chipmonks, and
here are almost millions OF them.
from whence they came no person
seemS to be able 70 tell Last season
hey were here in goOdiy numbers, but
his spring the number seems to have
multiplied ten and perhaps twenty
old
In many localities the squirrels follow
he farmers when they plant the corn,
liggiug IL out Of the ground almost
'efore 1t has been dropped and covered
" the planters Many boys are carry
gE on . profitable business trapping
ne squirrels, receiving cent for every
sne killed With a club and by run
ling them down. some boys earn as
much as s. per day.
A month ago the migration Of
iuufrrels commenced from the sand
aills Of Nebraska, across the Niobrara
Ter, which for a long distance is the
uvlsOn line between the two states. At
Slat time the river, for days, seemed to
fe q mass Of wriggfing swimming
glltrreis, They came up to the south
Iank OF the stream in droves and
ilunged into the water. AT this point
he river is something like 800 feet
ride. Thousands Of squirrels drowned
Thile making the crossing, but this did
1or seem TO diminish the number,
sor every one drowned, apparently a
iozen or more took the place Of the
sne lost Once on the bank on this
ode, they commenced eating up the
telds OF tender grain, going through
hem like whfriwind
They are constantly moving north.
he advance guard already having
eached the Indian reservation, 20
niles or more away.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
YOUNG WOMAN CONCLUDES
To Aside PARENTAL cFsDfcV

Sisaesnn ~ D. Ma fT--A spirited
rigairy between auo gol1ng Indian men
tor tlse hand oK Miss Mary Williams
ST Marshall county, ended mlaen Miss
laans and sa BROWN drove 81 SIS
favored 81 the Voting wauIana PAR
enfe bit sae was Inclined CO lock wtHh
fawor anar another young mar. Twn
weeks a80 BFownra rival and Miss
Williams ARE sid - have IguHnegef
hsFe g b married hast they arrived
aElek tNa enGr1 house had el0aea and
w@xa sHFAed ~ @mit anaN the nerr
day - Al4e neantizne the brides
usokaeT ieaFnea Of the eIepeFasnk anys
anene aFrAvfne sg tigne tu BreNent ffa
mEr6a@ AkterN ara Mss FgfFgiaFaa
aonesaasE 81 abide " her 1arsrtE'
anoice and Bxaen beea4ae the lucky
man
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
&c DEPARTMENT STORE
roR EAgLw cOhepE ETf1R

afentamn E May II The
Largest aad most cgEnp1esFlg equipped
department stnre west at the TN irl
esEies Uit Be erected b Watertowzs
1his summer bV H Fl w SehaIlsr
aae ef 3he largest FFtaH3 merchants In
IDS eHtg. plans Cor the structure have
baef accepted and excavation wiIi be-.
sir this week The building WiIl be-
Z S feet ss us feet two stories hIRh
MEove fESiI basement. and wfIl cost
$50 60a The 0lSck viii have s8lis
glass 'front.' An e2ecaric passenger
eieHaEsg viii carry customers between
xhe three h0axH while rest and re17r-
lmg 1pafas, d Fent baleaHy an auto
matte sentilatIug system ana ether
Sanderu convenience and appliances
will facilitate thnfr eumf0rt Septefn
her 85 n 1ae date aes for the corn
pleRsen og the block.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
FAMILY TROUBLES LAND
SMITH IN PoLt ICE COURT

Aberdeen, s. D., May 15.-Fred B.
smith, a former county commissioner
Brown county, and q former grand
master workman OF the A O. L. w.
Ddge for the Jurisdiction Of South Da-
Gotta, was fined SIS and costs IN the
municipal court on a charge of assault
mo battery preferred By his wife. es-
he L. Smith The Smiths live at Hecla
few days ago Smith had his wife
brought to Aberdeen and examined as
her sanity by the county board Of
insanity. The board found her sane.
and she returned TO her home "A day
two later. she charged. Smith at
aeked her and beat her 1t is under
TODD Smith VIII appeal the case TO the
tate circuit court.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
NAY SHOWERS so STREAMS,
EtfT COVERING EtG sc0r

Mitchell. s ID. May is--Ehe rain OF
Saturday night was rather streaky IN
that IL sained Fl MANY different places,
The rain started in a. WeIsey and
ran south &c LDanis. seven miles north,
81 here. but there was no moisture
within radius Of seven miles Of this
sity The rain was reported as being
very heavy leaving great pools OF
waEer standing In the bitches along the
railroad tracks
Ten miles north OF here a small sec
lion Of country was visited BIZ hail
which was 80 thick on the ground that
{ could be sh0geIed Hr West or here
enc rzin went into Lyman County and
sexne distance beyond the Missouri
river 1t is reported as being quite
heavy cut there
a good rain fell from Piankintan to,
the river. but little rain fell south and
sast-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
FIRST HONDRS IN oRATORY
MEMORIAL TZE0 Ry MEDAt

Brfdgewater. S D., MAY I5.-A mes
sage received from Brookfngs. S. ID.
pnveys the intelligence that Miss
Mary Tschetter. daughter OF Jacob
TRchetter. Of this city, representing the
5ridgewater high school in the state
ugh school oratorical contest, won
4rst honors, receiving d gold medal
Friends Of Miss Tsehetter here feel
nnch elated over the outcome. CSreat
sredit Is due Professor G. u. Movers
md his able assistants. Florence nj
Frost and Agnes J. Douglas. for the
fficient manner in which Miss
rsehetter acquitted herself.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
CUT ITO Ma ny PIECES
BY WHEELS OF FREIGHT
switchman Looking for Work,
In Liquor, Rolls From Plat
form 10 Track.

Aberdeen. S. d., REgy Ts. Joseph
William Dean. alias James shelby.
aged n. was found cut Ali pieces on
tile Milwaukee, switch track b the
fRafnusn Dean came 70 Aberdeen
three weeks ago seezsng employment
AB u agf1chman. He carried d union
saFd made tD James Shelby but let
ters en his person showed his real
name xsaa Dean. When last seen alive
81 midnight he Was intoxicated His
body Mas found On tbs track near the
freight platform and Il Ii supposed NJ
went 50 sleep on the platform and
rolled OF on the track and was esta
In pieces ~ q freight train. He has
u sister a& Tacoma, WASH, where ms
own home IL said 10 be.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
ERAL SQUARE MILES
SUFFER VISIT OF HAIL
Hecla ID the Zone in Which
Crops Are Damaged and
Property Destroyed.

Aberdeen s 81. May 1e.-Hafl dfd
8andreas Of dollars w9rtn OF damage
- buildings and growing crops at Hec-
y 8 q. last night Hundreds 81 win
dow glass IL town was broken Green
sow giazz Ia town were broken Green
snanaed Into the ground and fields
Nera covered Gro inches thick with
aail stones. Trees were stripped 81
eagsa and small fruit and gardens
eained
Iha section stricken by the storm
Eas several n1iies long and a mile wide
The faTxBers say the grain viii be set
sack bat not seriously damaged
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18

An1esf 81 s 81 0Y tha Smithsonian IL
F5stHsian b#gSin "a EhAs country and {
hg continued I'll MaNaG0 misl III ls pr
bfef@gs, Sntss taat thH raalaflan frea
the syn Ear1e and that th3s radlati9
t0es1Ess q corresponding FaElatiau
tic reMRerasur nc che EARTH Tn
gaef MGahi ileG assl have great la
tMeesf KeeHa tEse Balnt ~ Nsan 90 seiene
but L @is haae sfln rreater value
FeNaSsla the gFaeslemA e0Bcerga vi 0W
N&tig AtEa aHa nsAaa AEfne@ghera @Wr
Fati9a# nni M fasetaid msfE greats
FegtasntY ana Wish beae8clal effect
asrisBl5GaTt ard navigation
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
BUILDING NOTES or
NEARBY TERRITORY


Crawford & CO. are building
store, 30x40.
Viborg-W. G. Larson has started
srick laying for his new block.
Gam Valley-zThe county board VIII
autld q court house at a cost of Sc 900
AIitcheIl-The Episcopal church win
srect a building TO cost about s25.0
Deadwood- The corner stone of the
suilding for the Fountain city Hose
sompany has been laid.
Ethan-Bauer a. Schoenfelder are
considering the construction of an adj
Hilton 20 their store building.
| HighmoreA special election was
| acid MAY 10 to vote bonds III 81 .na0 FOR
erecting q new school building.
WebEter--R. L. Irwin has decided ~
aEild tWo~atory drug store buildinn
u Main street and Goldfish avenue,
FierrePlans for the new formttort,
p be constructed AT the Indian school,
iave been completed, Cost $4,000
Carthage The contract for the errc
Ion OF two brick blocks has been L.,
v James Robertson, OF Madison. 81 ~
Watertown W FL Htorles ilnas com
aaencen the construction OF MI h,,rs
souse
I aettyahurg The contrart 70 80.
ERECTION Of the Methodist ch,lrrh 49,, -
et ~ e. w. Wright All win ~ n 800 40
frets, faced with white brick
Mobriuge-F Al. Goodman has L.,
nc contract to =. F Goodness ana y
~ IuneE Tor the erection of ! h,-g,sRr
Inlock &c be completed b. July
Arlington George Isxerh,,xh -
Huron. s. D.. recently r-.s.,.,.,.,s
satetches Tor tvo-st0rv huiIatnrr ~ -
constructed hy u. BinEora = n
Miller Plans are m the hans. =
sontracsors tor the new Miller F4,syS-
~ cnznpalsy izcnrpnraxad. and ! a
Belle Eenrrlae u &. Barr rn,,r+~.
s La1u1s,as Will receive bids I'D t. Il 3
r., MAg - for the cg1sres-s,ssssss. - /. = =
.ollrt house orr plans ~ ~ ~.
aaall. architect
Hnfnn-Joe DaI1rn. rnanarar - -.
Szstlfo opera h0nsE. Is verues4eyt,,r tt.s
T1nt pUrTt0n OF his larna Ea1Y4gsszs,s. 49,
stitch WILL he afviea TITO ffTrnn 1900 r.sl.
sfr stores. The wnrk ii now under ssars-
ktrucfinn 20 W.
Floren1e The Ilshalrn hardware s,fs,rp
80 Iiae Ford rnAn1 market nnfl
e'aui 6aEaKEHn barber sglrnr $500
srrned Loss sIsran. w3th Ifffir s.s~ss,..
AzAcs. The buildings viii he rpnlaT.e,sa
~ mnaerns IRE proof ~1ssurtnrns.
luMA
Whttlna IT Beach. arulsl1nss
Sioux Cry. Is KrepHrxzw nlans anr fl,p
sssg tAansi uixzirxsA tp il ASnilf
kAffN SUMMER
arhal zshe methnesst mnispr.,;..
a0eAely IS hnxlHs nlaxz uressarra Fsf 3
enesH@d nr1rk ezazncfa sax8A Is nge4
.So& lis mIla hn talEem hhnae
N&NAN ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18

Tn AHAxrIaa ana German Azpgns
aluas hnEG Published stasssfies sh0wfas
fh@s 6efweMn ske gsaFs 8a0t aris 1876
kHEfM@ANe S&E Aknsna@ks aa@t khRiw Lives
raaa ~ nsariy tB0 deatns SCAR
sSes h8NeVeF there wsxe taS climber
alsiea And 1876 I nnk including
aNr3s4ns me- faeF their geatAa wnt
se@sa9 eds8WeA&E ~ Tnis tttal 81 ~
Tate agea Wsre tsergaaKs. s. AIS
frt@n4 - Naa faaF k.ugiE81. wl1lB
4ts saBt ifeadlm& MR8t guides mer
M mAksalsAa Tha IsFR
aHsFAr ~ fazal aEgseafe in she Alfa
r nEssgs e AazUss II S estimated
Aa $40 aF Ell A4nsalste na@ mmFa
m
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18

sR fhat 1aatcn eaatung@n erd @u
ElfHsA9lEes t9 2he KFeas lreaqt 8e Agleg
sekr STEINER ere pasalag. eNeert 81 e
fragaent lna1ances AIuleet al fer
a5Rn wusaea est have tiltir @waargtagat
agsAfani. ana aamasarF Hgitlvn gae
gn a e aft gallery in EsftlsdeGpkf8 had
kiAFta controversy ab9ut taking D. ~
pe The aaasaaI4a Baa arm ewe
@h her sae explained alaa good aaaitgi
E afAa dog Ih@ nAa MAS ef t@wm
ksg0nau 4a@f Ike 1l4 aNners h&iE aE
Fyes and fuFs an feally Was muef
hetfeF lNuains gls%n q nua AMI pgua
Rll1y M@nld h@Fa bee1 aa lneff
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18

GARRETSON-T following ap.
potntmenrs were made by the mayor
and confirmed By the city council
City attorney, r. W. PaEliman: city
auditor, C. o. Berdall chief OF police
Paul johnson; assessor, a J. FroeHch
health officer, DIR. f. G. DevalI.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03

The annual celebration Of Lincoln's and
Washington's birthdays by the members Of the
Grange. was held at the Grange Hall, Brideeviile,
last saturday afternoon. The recitations, read
ings and songs were most interesting.
Miss Sallie Webb is visiting friends at George
town and Millsboro.
Al the annual election Of officers for the Fp-
worth League the following officers were elected;
Pres, Mrs. / J. Morgan. lst Vice Pres, Mrs. $.
H. Mess OK, 2nd. Vice Pres, Mrs n ]. Russell,
Srd, Vice Pres Mrs H. j. Anderson, 18th. Vice
Pres, Miss Deema Dickerson Secretary, Miss
Margaret Maeklin, Treasurer, Miss Ruth Mes
sick
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03
Sussex Levy Court,

At the meeting of the Sussex Levy
Court last week the following business
was transacted:
Bond of Harry F. Wilgus. county treas
urer was approved.
Rebates on county taxes were allowed
as follows John H. Baker, $3.50 for 1910;
Charles +. Tunnel, s. go for year 1910.
A resolution was adopted appropriating
the sum of S4OO to the town of Delmar.
The Clerk of the Peace was authorized
to have all the county work and material
to be furnished (which can be convent
emily be given out by bids) done and fur
nisheG by lowest responsible bidder.
The following committees we're named
bv the Chairman.
Allowance-Messrs. Furman, Virden
and Handy.
Sheriff Kinder, James, Culver.
Roads-Lingo, Virden, Spicer.
Virden, West, Culver.
Clerk of the Peace-James, Lingo,
Handy.
County and Poor Treasurers-Furman,
Reed, Handy.
County Property-Reed, Culver, Clerk
of Peace.
BOnds-Kinder, James, Spicer.
Coroner-Kinder, Lingo, West.
County Indebtedness-Furman Reed,
Handy,
Justices Of the Peace and Constables-
Kinder, James, Culver.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03

In excellent condition, situated in various
and select sections of Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03
CHAPLAINS' CHAPE.
(Near Bridgevillel

ANehf bflukefliel
The people around Chaplain's Chapel have
been very busy for the past two weeks having
their wood sawed. Mr. Mcdowell, of Georgetown,
and Mr. Houston, OF Cokesbury. did the saving.
". smith is sick at this writing.
Mrs Mitchell Johnson is spending sometime
with he5 daughter al Hurlock. Md.
leroy Lofand seems to visit and have a jolly
good time at Owens Station now.
VIM. Williams, Jr., spent SUNDAY evening
near lendale.
The wedding bells will soon be ringing. Listen
and you will hear them.
Several people around here attended the
Grange at Bridgevile last Saturday afternoon.
Chsplain's Literary Society meets at Mrs, h
I J. AndeTson's this Friday evening, March 4th
Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
Raymond the youngest child of MIR. and Mrs.
Alfred O'Day, has been very sick
Thomas DyIe, Of sesiord, is visiting his grand
daughter, Mrs. Alfred o'Day, and is on the sick
list
Mrs. W. $. O'DAy and daughter, Ida, spent
Saturday and sunday with her mother at owens
Station
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Short aud family, OF OAK
ley. Mr.. McAilen ard family. Of BIidgeville and
Alfred Warrington, OF Cokesbury, spent sunday
afternoon &C Chaplains Chapel.
EpwOrth League 90 sunday evening. led by
Miss Florence CahaI Everybody welcome.
Reuben Donovan, Miss Nora Tsaacs Harry
Brown and Miss Florence Canal spent last sat.
urday evening al the moving picture show at
Bridgevine
Mrs. Cahail, of near Greenwood, is visiting her
daughter Mrs John Kelly.
Miss Gertrude Mitchell. of seaford, spent the
week end with tue Misses Kelly.
Miss Eliza Messek has been entertaining COM
pany.
several farmers, who live on the road leading
from here to BTidgevlle are having telephones
install ed in their homes These men are all up
to date farmers and will benefit by their phones |
$ H. Messick made a business trip to wash |
inglon last week.
T. A. Williams visited Dover last week.
" nile burning Pile of brush wood last satur-
day Mr.. Conrad ost his pocket book in the blaze !
and before he could get it out the paper money
in it was burned. His loss was about ss4
A. T Conrad was in New York City last week
atteniisg to business.
H L. Tstman is building a new tenant house
on his farm near town. This improvement is a
step in the right direction.
The young folks Of surnysde are rehearsing
oI an entertainment uuueF the auspices OF Miss
Vibbert. The affair will be held in the new school
building in the near future. Mis- Vibbert is an
energetic worker and it is more than likely that
my entertainment arranged by her viii be of
he highest possible standard.
j. NJ. Dickerson is preparing to build a new
esidence Work on the structure will comm snce
lext week.
Miss Julia Fiske was a Milford visitor this
week.
Miss Mabel Welch who is attending the Mills
oro High School, visited her parents recently.
VIM Ratelif, OF Bridgevile.is building pretty
esidenee ON the remainder Of his farm. The
lace will be occupied by Luther Rust and his
ride, when completed We wish them all the
lecess and happiness possible.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03
EIoper GETS Four Years

William J. Firth, the Chester, Pa,
ticket agent, convicted in December
on three counts for his elopement with
Ethel May Pierce, a ffteen-year-old
girl, who committed suicide in Alex
andria, Va, when deteced with Firth.
who is married man, was sentenced
to four years in the Media, Pa, Jail.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03
Sees Her First SNOW.

Six-yearold Catherine Kugler, OF
San Antonio, Tex, has come to live
with the family of former Council
man v f. Gugler in Woodbury., N. J.
The little miss never saw snow. before
until she came east, and thought It
would make a nice icing for cake.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03
Nine slain In Indian Elnht.

In battle sixty miles west og Tus.
carora, New, eight Indians and a po.
liceman weer killed and other mem.
bers OF an Indian band were captured.
The battle took place at Kelly creek,
Humboldt county, twenty-five miles
north of Golconda.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03

am now ready for the Matching
season, with some of the best birds
that | ever owned in my flock.
My clean sweep at the BridgetoRs-
N. J., Vineland. N. J.. and New Cas-
tie, Delaware, Fairs 1909 speaks foE-
itself.
In my pullet mating pens are Sir
pen. 2. 3, 4, Pullets and 2 Hens
Wyoming. Del, 1910.
End pen of Pullets, Wilmington
1910 which shows the kind of stock
they contain.
In my cockerel mating pens are
my best dark males.
Prices-Pullet Mating Pens
$500 for Is eggs, $500 per tO6,
$500 for IS eggs
Fnices-C. XII. Mating Pens,
Utility Pullets, Mating Pens,
S1.OO for Is eggs, 5000 per 1902
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-03-15
Japanese LOGIC.

A teacher of English in Japan re-
Gently gave as an examination Ques-
ton, "What is ventilatorT Besides
the number of answers that were ap-
proximately correct, there were two
which indicated that the students
must have been absent either in body
or mind on the day when the school
room vent1lator had been discussed.
The first was, THE ventilator lives in
the mountains" the second, "Colum-
bus was a great ventilator." When
occasion offered the teacher reminded
his class that attention and application
are requisite for acquiring knowledge
and seriously asked them why any
one should have given an answer such
as the one concerning Columbus. One
of the best spokesman in the class
essayed an explanation somewhat as
follows:
columbus brought new ideas back to
the old world; he changed the current
of thought and opened a great door
into the new and outer world; there
fore he was a great ventilator."-
Youths Companion.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-03-15
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