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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-25

The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold their annual bazaar
on the afternoon and evening of
February IA.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-25

Large line of 121. and Is cent
embroideries selling at 10 cents at
the Bee Hive, North Beach St. 43-44
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-25

sPhoue g will call for your clean
ing and pressing. It BURNETT.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-25

s"Public stenographer, typewriter
translator, The Ridgewood, phone 10.
39-6t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-25

I met old Time whats up?" cried
4 melancholy ring
Was in his voice as he replied.
THE price of everything.'
Puck
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
Ses 2cbszs Giter.

gu ben WlitsIiebern bes beriibmteu
Eabaffoaesiunts seb6rte aud Der
Qeutnont D. 9eben, Elm Rauu. Der iiG
fir aeiftrei6 belt, tpenu er !iber an
oere bic 5daIe ieines spottes ergoB,
geionSers hattie er es aut SunSling,
1riori6 8iIbelms l. eeIebrten uno
luitigen Satb; abeeieben, gegen ben
er meiitens feline StideIeien ri6tete.
@inmaI briiitete iidb p. 2eben nit lei
ren @iitern. Die iibrigeus i'm ianoig.
iten EbeiIe Der Nnrf lagen.
rSie baben gang redt," bemerftt
@unoIiu9 nit ieiuem 2adeIn, ,oon
sssbren @iitern lit ioear im9eiaug.
bud Die Hebel"
,@ieio2" forifte ber 3onig, Der
abnte, bab @unbling etipas i'm S6iI.
De fiibrte.
Inter oem @eIGdter Der Eafelrun.
De sitirte @runolins ben befannteu
@eianabuhipers:
,.@as iino unires 2ebens @iiterS
Cine Sano,
Boiler Sanb!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
gerpiIberts 4mber.

@enn aud bic @apitis in ben
SIpupic-gersen i'm Staote @aSbins.
ton oirh 8iDoaeiete gegen bns sIb.
idieben gehiist iitS. fonnen S6ger
bod SofhpiIb aus ben Bergen als
geute rad Saife' bringen. n6rnIid
perpiI6ere Rinoer, peIbe natlrge.
uGb nidJt h,irb @lbecfese eeifiist
meroen. Hnh elmer iuoianiiden
TRADITION puroen bic @inoer Dor
Iansen Ssnbreu ourd idottifde an.
iie6Ier berae6rudt, Die aber ip6ter
ihre 9ie6erlaiiiing ipieoer aufeabeu
unS ibr @ieb suriidlieBen. 9iee per>
piIoerten Hinber uno aud perapil.
Serte 9feroe iin0, Die Jiibrer u,lS
SS6ger ongeben, uRl ideuer uno
idhperer 5u iaseu als Stride sic
haben cine iebr fein ausgebfI6ete
@itterima. Surh pelhe iie Die Nm.
n6beruna bon Meniden iebr if,nell
mahruebmen. pornuf iie oann in uu.
lpeeiame. talun 5u erreihenoe @esen.
ben fliihteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
Cine srinfselberitreif in wtarieilles.

Die MarieiIler aaffeebausbeiuher
baben ii6 su einem tiibnen genlein.
iauleu unternebmeu entihloiien. Seit
einiaen Eaaen eeben iie tDegeu etner
unernunrteten iaito ibnen irtmngebr aft
iheinenoen Grbobune' Der Breile fiir
@etrGnte unb Speiien m ben Cafes
ben aellnern feline 9riufseIoer mebr.
Der Streif 1T oIsemeiu. unS iipar
10 aut in ben aroben Gaies Der 90
nebiere, tpie IN ben 2otoIen BON De.
rinaerer gebeutuns. Graurig tragen
bic aeIlner bic llntertaiien, a,rf oenen
iie ionit ben fir iie beitiumten yadel
su finSen pfIeeen, urtb be iett gan5
leee iinS, gum giiffet. Sae ieI6li
idpanfen porIGufis freiIid nod,
ipeIde Saltune file Der Gage gegen'
iiber einnebmen ioIlen uno parten
ab, pie it6 bie @irtbe enti9eioen
perbeu. Dos gubIitum aber i6eint
nidat nahaeben All pouen; bic Soupf.
maIie Der aoffeebausbeiu6er, Dor
allen Dinsen Die RorteripieIer. err
tIdren nidt eber tpie6er tn eeoronete
Berbdltnijie SrriiGfetren 81 mol
len, aIs bis bic aIteu qreisoer5eih'
niiie pieSer einseFibrt finb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
griii.ler @ilitaridnIs absebrannt

Su Dem @eb6lioe Der friiberen
Weilit6ridyuIe in 9riiiieI brad eiu
9ranb aus. Der ifnea groben I'm.
fang arnabm uro Oas idone, aIte
9uutpert nit p0qiger 3erit0runs
beSrobt. Gs lit elm ebemaIises. iiber
500 Sabre altes &Ioiter friib9otbi.
i6en Cities, nit ifoner Sunennrdi.
tettur. 8er Sie @eltausiteaupg
beiu4t bat. fab 0as ebripiiroige @e'
b6uoe in elmer 8ertiefung bes @e.
I1nbes neben Der pir ausitellune
fiibrerSeu Sorptitrabe. inmitten
id16ner @6rten. in Der Rdbe bes @e-
bolses Don Ganlbre. Iieeen. Gs ent.
bielt uertpole arAiue unb bas bar.
tosrapbii6e Wtuieum, beiieu reife
St1te pollie perloren iinb. las
Sseuer ioq ourd indulgence 9an6.
itreiber nuseefommen iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
Ger sdimmel nit Der 2eibrente.

einen ereOsIiden Streid bot Elm
alter Serr. Der tiir5Iid in Berlin bas
9eitIif,e icenete, ieinen grbeu. ent.
fernten anpertpoubten, seipielt gse.
ben einem aniebnliden @ermogen
binterIieb er aud eireu Sdiutmel,
nit Sem er friiber jiripeilen berum.
frtIhtrt mar. SSm 3eitament befmo
fid, nun Die geitinunung, oab Der
SfyiurprneI einem lmtgiGbrtgen5reirfp
be oes 8erIturbenen in 9fIeae 81 ge'
ben Iei. Sir jebes Sabr ioIle Der
gfleaer bel 2eb5eiten bes gferoes Die
@umme BON 10000 Warf erbaIten.
I'm oas 9fleaegelo iiher su itellen,
mar Der sr0bte GObeil bcs @ermogers
auf elmer 9anf su oeponiren. 9a
Der S6immel nod gor niht alt it,
20 forn ieine gfIeee nod maHhe
10000 Wart foften - tpie man iih
borfteIIen fam, gum nift geringen
gleraer Der nIndeuoen grbeu"
ileberbaupt lit es unereriinOet. OF
nid1t am @nSe Der oIte Serr nit iei.
mem Eeitdmeut nur feline BerpanOten
6reern ipoIlte ooer OBJ er pirflib fei.
men S6irmeI 10 Iieb hatte.
Die feinsten pruekarhsltsn In der etadt.
Liefert die once des "thoehsnblatt-s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
Eie rbdIt szGiia isiu 0ssi&se,uiAt?
eypaiaeasr iFzzsbiiiesF odfsFtss aSsE bas
efaAsestef bss G.iAe !. 0aiisE.


Cine Reibe fsiieInSer Deriuhe iiber
6as @lei4sapid1t Der Ghte boben
stpei frorp6itbe @eIebrte i'm 2dbora.
torium bon Rbseofi norsenommet,
beren ereebniiie iest DsrOtentli9i
per6en. Gs lit bisber nod Hi6t felt.
seteut porben, d bic caIhine bes
SH6es I'm BaTer bic GoIse eines
jtatif6en ooer zines SpnamdAer
GIeiaeepidtes 1T, b. ;. o. Der Std
ii& ettpa pie Elm S&sff tm @aifer
aufredt erbGt. ,pctei ieine eose iid
nit Der etnes @abfabrers bergIeiHen
abt, ober db ar fid na,r bsr9 eiN
itetiee MusfeIonitrenglne TIM Wa1er
ieine normale Gage beiDdb6. Die
meiiten tobten 0tids treben nit benz
gaud na& oben mn moHer, aber Die
Ie Ebotia6e rei4t feinestDt9s aus,
nm Elm tppuriiHes GIeiA6eiuidt
su betpetIen, neil bieie Sage aud ani
6ur& ben Sob berooreebro&te innere
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, bic GHnDi6iine Don
@oieu nnb bepeieiHeu. szradgsfnbri
iuerbea faHn. Die beibsH fpoRso tdssn
Sorf@er Gnianb uHb 9les baben Nun
cine Reibe Don gsperimenten poree'
nommen, BEL benen iie lebenbe Shde
TN WoIier sEeftrifirten. Dobei 3etste
es fih, haB bic Slide ioiort nad em'
Fana bes StrumeS bon fsO @rao I'D
umlbrebten unb nit bem ganh ndd)
uben iuH G}aiisr triebep. 6in UNI
pieSer, penn bic Didtisfeit Ses 81
ides Elm penie erober NOR als Die
Ses @aiiers. iant bas eIeftriiirteEbier
uuid lansiam in die Eieie. SobalS
Der Strom unterbroden ipuroe'
niuuut Der Sid iofort ieinr selpObn.
Iid,e Salhirg tpieber Elm. Dam'i
fann Der gelpeis GIs er6roHt eelten,
bob bic Slide cine itete .WsuStei'
anftrenauua antpenben uiiiier. nm
in BEN sfI,.tben lire seu6bnlide Gage
Al erbaIten. Scbal0 bic Whisfeln ~
arbeiten aufhoren. brett iid Der 5,'tI
nm uuo treibt auf bem &iiden in BEN
Woiier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
Die gaa6enpIase I'm 0oaaassbitt.
Mi~ssrsekasss I'm Rsssss s.stes Dsiaisssn stsss
Aaaez ben ehara sidrs Saiestfs szm pries.

Vsanez ha eEara sidrs saissrs s=n csiss.
8as fur selpiije aanbitrid,e I'm
Stromeebiet bes &fiiiiippi oieTos'
fttos fino, oas beoeuten Fit bic @e-
biete Der unteren Donou bic seolum.
bocser wsiiden, bic ebenio pie Die
Nosfitos 81 einer pabren 2anopldge
sper6en. Die Setmatb Der 8 bis o
NeiIIimeier laneen Wiiden Iieat bort,
no Die 9onau bic, grnsreihen uler
Sii6unaarns burbfriint, namentlib
nber So. mo in Der yedbe oes Sdloi'
yes @oIubae3 in Serbien alif benz
WeIhufer bas in tiefen Spalten urio
$obIen serfliiitete Rultiteingebirse,
Bis ON 6eu' Strom berontritt. 3es
gsad5ts ,eripeiIen bic Miiden IN 4liif'
ten bes @eIteins. 8or Sonnen-
aufgana aieben fie in fleiuerenSdaa'
rem mad, benz Donautbal, in bem dni.
iden ieds unS fieben llbr reselma.
bia BinSitile berrift, pereinigen tid
BORT su irnner setnditiseren S4pdr'
men unS jIiegeE nun, Don oem ipdter
einietenben Dinoe setraeen. 3 big 4
ssub iiber benz BaHer einer @olte
oIeid1 Itrpmauftpdrts. Snt bos Deiit'
fereetuint1neI ben Gonaupdb bei 8d.
sias paffirt, 10 bdngt iein weiteres
8orbrinaen bon Der Sidtung oes
@inbes ab. @ebt elm 6itIiher @ino.
oanu aiebt Der 5hfpdrm 6as Doraii'
thai binamf meter; bel noro0ftlibem
Winb aeInnet er nod Serbien, bel
iiibueitIiGem @tno miro er na4
ilnaorn oeri6Iagen. Bel bem geoben
Der Wsiiden fIii1tet oas 8ieb BON ben
@eioen unb itiirrnt nah ben @ebof-
ten. Die aui ben 5eIberu arbeitenoen
2onbIeute ellen ebenfo1s beim uno
perif,lieben 1ngitlih bic Sbiiren bon
Saus unS Stall. Sriiher nobm mon
an, bnb bic Ueiiden ben Ehieren in
gsaie, Sbren uHo Waul troden. it'd
,uiommeHbolleu ur0 10 eire gr'
Stiduna berbeiiiihrten. Sn 8irfIih.
feii aeben bic iiberfoleuen Sbiere
burd Sie moiienboiten Stite 5ii'
arunbe, peIde @eiduiiIite., fieberbaf'
fe @nt,iinoung uno ar6mpfe berpor'
ruien. geimReniden entitehen Surd
Die Stide fait nuBsrobe, beitig bren.
nenoe @eidpiiIite.
Die yeiit. uno lleber1uinterungs.
pl1te Der Wiiden bat mon erft In
neuerer 3eit entoedt. Der 9efeblsba'
ber Der ebemoIisenMiIitGrs IieB
ouf uneariidem @ebiet Die Soblen
an Der Donou nit ShpefeI uno Yul.
Der ausr1uhern unb bic @ing1nge
permouern. Die ierbiife Regierun5
oronete bic 8erniftung Der Wtiiden.
eier on. bic iid in ben Baden bel Der
gtuine @oIubae3 porfdnben. 9eioe
IaBreeeIu bIiebeu obne grioIs, Do
fid, bic Weiiden in ben eriD1bnten
SobIen nidt auFbaIten unS bic per'
nidteten gier elmer uniduI6ieen Grt
onaeb6rten. Die Seimitdtten Der
Wtideubrut fino pieImebr bic BGde
bes @nIfiteingebirses. Sier Iegen Die
@eibden auf einern @ebiet bon co..
600 Gua6ratr1eter bon Wai bisSsunl
Die @ier i'm Waifer ab. S5eoes 8eib.
ten>leet 5000 biz 10000 eier. Die
ausfriedenoen 2arpeu iiberfpintern
oils gitppen uno id5liipfen i'm naditeu
ssabr aIs Wsiiden aus. Illein fiirSer.
bien berehnet man ben Sdaben, ben
bic Ueiiden benz Rinberbeitano sufii.
gen. iabrIi& auf 1h Riaionen
Wart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Gin @eIebrter Fat beraus sere9-
net, bab elm einatees SIieeenpoor tm-
itdnbe III, p1bren6 eines etnsioez
Sommers 1876, ,213, SOC, 600, 900 COO
@adfommei IN bie @elt gu iesen.
Bite nodburednen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Die Siegierunssiadseritdnoi
it6sen Die beporitebenbs 8oumipolI-
ernte aui aundberHS biersebH uuS
eine boIbe WiIIion 8aIleH. Damit in
freiIid nod niGt eeiaot. Dob biefer
eepaItiee ernteieeen oie PreHe oer
9aumipouefIeiber peieHtIid erHdBi-
deu fpir6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

9em Dernebnten nod befiuoen f@
unter ben 2eutert. tpeIHe Die Petitton
sueuniten Der Brcbibition Tn Tsuins
unteraeidnet baben aud beutide
Stubenten. Sa, tpenr es, ,iif borirm
banSeIt, einen llIf su beriiben. baun
III Der 8rn6er Sti6io itets bereit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

weaSero spiIr einen b.su,p tIr PIE
rifo onIesen. nod sbe er PrtfbeNs'
setporben lit. @er nun nod on ies-
rer 9eidbisure sum prG .6entsE q.
ner ulitteIameritanii9en Republm
5tpeifeIt, Der be5ablt eirpen EbaLes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Scenes WdS1en in Sbio, bas eiiss
Banf du bera,tben oeriudte, I'M ID
srOberen GoiktienIurus seitatten si
fonnen, piro in Der nGddten 9eit NIT
elmer gang ungIa,tbli@ einio@en uns
seidmafloien RIeiSermobe ii& bebsl-
fen nriifien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Guf Gong SsIonS idIus elm BIit
IN cine Sdanttpirtbiddft, lief bie
brittle Sfiene" bon Der Bar" ent-
lang unb ihIus a,pei burftisen See
len bic 8iergIaier aus ben $dnbeu.
Gin @Iiid, baB bic probibitioniiten
iiber ben t9Iis feine @e,paIt bdbeH.
ionit piirbe 6ereIeiden bdiiKs poi
iireu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Beuu Uncle Cams 9eib&emisea
ben amerifaniiden 9ranern berbieisn
iuin, Miirdener uno BiIiensr Ssi
brnuen, ipiro Ct bonn au& ben gtss.,
germ nntsriosea, ~JroHfhsrtsr- szN
-@iener" bersnfteHen9 4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Sn Der SobresoerinmmIung Der
,WationaI @oopers E afioeiatlon"
puroe nit @euusfbuune Der aui.
idnpuna bes @eidGfts beiproden unS
barauf binsepieien. oab geiteuungen
fir Saiier bebeuteno 5usenommen
h1tten. Gin peiterer 8elpeis fur ben
9urit IN ben Brobibitionsitaoten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

eissntbiiHLid. bat serose be 2ar-
te, DeIde am aIIerIaiiteiseH ben @e[t-
frieoen perfiinben, feine @eIeeeub<it
unbenust boriiber eeben IniieH, BENT
Deutihen 0teid,e binterriidS etnssi
tiidii1en @ippenitsb ~ oeriesen. :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Dabur&, bob elm Raun In Soma
beim Disqualification bos $anS9e-
LENT bra6, iolte iid niemano bonn eii-
ten @erte abbaIten laiSen. Genn oies
llngliid 1T iait 70 ieIten, uie bos ie-
mes arten Mannes. Der i'm @raie Itol.
perte, ouf ben 8iideu fieI unb Die
geaie brah. +
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

SoIiffeit 1T cine fdons Sade.
aud fommt man nit ibr peiter. oIs
nit 9robbeit. Gber man fann lie
iibertreiben. @ren3enIoie Reben int
Senat ioIIten tpie 0erfebrsftorsInesn
bebonoelt iperben. ipeIde nur Gnfert-
baIt oeruriahen. bod feiuen geuscn
brinnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Or. Goof bot gears aifseorbertj
ben Streit INN be Gbre Der Rorh-
polentbeduns mit ben GGtiter Guns
austros su brineen. Gin spiikmi&oit-
Ii4er geiueis tpiirbe Samit IrGli&
ni4t geIiefert. !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

eM einer Sotuvtass5eitiing. fpel-
die enaliide @LGtter in pert6te-
benen aroben Stdoten als geilase
berousaeben, erideinen ieit einiser
3eit geopeilen aus Der 3eit oeS
Ssutid,.fron,ofiiden 9rieees, meide
bic Sron,oIen nit Dem @lorienihe1
bes GoeImutbs umseben. Die Deut-
idcn uber dls seritoriupgssuiifbige
Worboren biuIteaen. Benn Ebat-
iod,en iehIen, pirb bel Der Rbnntaiie
cine glnleibe gemadt, lim unter oen
oeiern Sieler 8IGtter paIlitdnnia
orunbIoie @nidauungen gu oer-
breiteu. Y
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
Sdnitel.

Deutihe 2uftiGiffer Fns aBsr benI
DIodsbers sefahTeH. Die WaIssrs-
sisnaft 1T na1 moberaer @HjAeD.I
une ner1pirfti&t porben. q,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Sn Dublin itriden Die gsationuIl.
item Sic Reonertribiine bid nit Del.
farbe ON unS nerbinoerten oonit ben
giirgermeiiter, ieinen ~Speea%~ bonn
Stapel gu IaHen. ad, wenr bas ysit.
tel bod oud Bel allen Iditisen Strud-
tern, Die iif fir &eSner balten. in
anipenbuns gebra6t merSen fonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

D2it ieSem aiuSe, Sas @ott sibt.
SrGrgt iid Die pdSagoeiide sluisabe
ser GItern' erneut uno pergroBert an
oieieIben beran.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Die i'm Sriibiabr aIs erfroren se-
meLoete gfiriidbliitbe in Georgia
bat einen' 10 selpaItisen ertraa
eraebeu, Uie ME 5upor. Sest
iebIt es -aber on Grcnsportge-
Ieaenbeit, Inn ben Grutsiesen mad,
Sern georoen 5u beforSern. einen
@ruuo 9tbt es bait iutmer, nm Die
8reiie bod an bolten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Iisfert die ofiss dss aWoehsnbIstt.s .
Arizona republican., 1911-05-02

These pretty dresses for misses
 and women are trimmed with .laces. tucks and pleats; high or
 low neck: long or short sleeves. Never sold before for less than SI.0O to 500.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-06

Severe earthquake shocks, that de
stroyed many lives. occurred In va
fieas parts of Russian Turkey on Tues.
day
real battle was fought in London
between n gang OF anarchists and
the police and go soldiers 80 alto.
gelhet. The anarchists We're hattica.
ted In house, from which they fired
many shots. The last two went 10 the
NOT Mhen the hease was sci 0n tire,
Efom which they continued To shoot
aail II eaee,i IN ard eugupbsd them
Ia the flames rhls occurred Tuesday.
james ilaghefaWho shot Mavef
Gay aof. Of New York, last August.
~Hs sentenced "Wednesday 10 Il years
/ Imprisonment
& ~ unanimous decision Of me Sa.
pfease t9afs Of the United States. on
Tuesday, II held that The Federal COY.
eeumeat eouid not maintain the 80.
called Panama canal suit against The
I New ofk World,
! The business year 81 tall begins with
i the backing of large crons, q sound
banking situation, improving foreign
trade, and ease In moaes rates al home
and abroad.
When he Was Chinese Minister Al
Washington, Df. Wa nng-fsng memo
fisiifed bis government agains, The en-.
forced wearing Of the pigtsil or queue.
New We learn that hundred Chinese
gentlemen, In Shanghai, last Sunday.
met 81 Dt. Nus house and agreed 10
cut of their queues publicly on The
iath inst.
The maintenance Of Earcpes armed
peace.soosiag, In the last Is Year,, cost
approximately ssa.ooo. oo, cso, which
involved al Increase Ia the pahllc debt
OF ths Eafopesn State. Of about So.
90 90. 0o--sxel1dsng from productive
industry s,ssa, 0oo men.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-06
State 0hieess Isasssss,ed.

The General Assembly, OF Connect.
eus. for 1911, organized, and the admi,
histraiion Of Governor simeon II. Bald
Nin. and the newly elected State OH.
eers, were inangura,ed Wednesday.
The State officials are M follows.
isasesnor-Simeon +. baldwin, Of
New Haven.
Mtsrsicnaut Governor. DENNIS A,
lnkesies .sf New Haven.
= Secretary OF Slate Matthew II. Ra.
IS, at bridgeport
fIeasufvr-~t'oslellu lippitt u Mar.
leh-
Comptroller Thomas Il lRfaast9eei.
illatnAstuas
Attorney taeaefal-slehn n Light q
saF u alb
The General Assemhl, is made up a.
fellows
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Interesting Locals

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RFos.
Geo. r. shaw will save you cash II
YOU renew your magazines or papers
with him Cali for MS club rate eata-
logue. It's free.
Special discount Of IS per cent ON oil
china and glassware for the month OF
Jan. al Shaws. Some very choicr de-
signs that Il will pay you 10 &c.
flacc your fitc Insurance In strong
and reliable companies. such = have
been In my agency for - year., and sf
The hondreds Of tires re have had, 10
member every one waa paid promptly
and neses have We had . ccnleS,eSa
claim, j. Richard Carpnter. s1xen,
81 Putnam.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-06

The Republican caucus, held facs.
Mny night, Indicated q majority for
Mclean for L. =. Senator. j. r. Tar.
pontes Vas appolnsed = committee 10
vopsenent windham county and pre-
eoot the candidates for messenger OF
- keeper, barton Jacobs. Of Thomp-
- Ank efssiss. -. Fled ~. UTaxAi.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-06

The young ladies Of Nosre Dame
Acsdeuy returned from their vsca-
tioos "Wednesday sf,srnooa.
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A Musical Evening.

Miss May Ross entertained er pa.
pills al her home on Center street last
Thursday evening. The rooms were
pfetttly decorated with cut flowers,
English ivy and hemlock. The fol-
lowing programme was well rendered,
after which refreshments were served;
Piano. Overture, Tampa, Henold
Mary Ross and Miss Ross
Y iolin, May Pole Dance, Severn
Ernest Ghapdelaine
Piano, Song Of the Brook, Lack
Mary Rich
Violin, Romance, Aletter
Lester Green
Plano, Danse Ukrsu, kirchner
Loula Cole and Miss Ross
Violin, Vslse de Concert, Severn
Elmer burgess
Piano, Ave Maria, Burgmuller
Norman Warren
Violin, Petite Cav otte, Aletter
Doris Carver
Piano, Brook in the Forest, Wenzel
Edward Perry
Nioiin, selections from Tannhausef,
Mary Ross Singelee
Piano, Nocturne, OPP. 8, No. ,, Chopin
Vivian Ross
Two yiolins and piano, Ave Nenum
Corpus, Mozart
Misses McGarry, Carpenter and Rich
Piano, Filth Noeturne. Leyhaeh
Rachael Bufns
Violin, Cradle Song, Enlenstein
Rose Notary
Piano, Harmonious Rlaek smith,
Handel
Mary Ross
Niolin, swan Boats. severn
Dorothy Nash
Violin, Refeeuse ffom Jecelyn, GODDARD
Maud Carpenter
Piano, \ To a Mild ReSe. b.-NItl o.
the Wisp, Maedowell
fdith Perry
Violin, Rondo IN + hat, Mozart
elmeT burgess
Two Nialins and piano, InteFmetso,
Mase0gni
Mary Ress, flaer Burgess. Miss Ross
Piano, The Fiat,efet, Chamiaade
Mary Rich
Plane, Overture, Norma, Belhni
Mary Rich ana Miss Ross
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-06

second choice, Al the caucus. ON Tues.
day, Jan. ia. The question is TO tie
settled then who l. To be candidate tot
T., :. senator.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-06

Severe earthquake shocks, that de-
stfoyed many lives. occurred In va
fions parts Of Russian Turkey on Tues
day
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1911-07-07
Weather and
Soil Conditions.
BY n. F. Patterson, Montana
Agricultural Ccslscc.

j. !. J. !. i. !. i. \ !. !. :. !. :. !. j. ]. i.
So long IS the writer can remember
he has repeatedly heard from the
press and from the platform warnings
against year of drought. The pun
lie speakers and the writer's continual
ly say that year of drought Is sure
to ccme and then the a:sa &ter Of 1893
1896 will be repeated Il will b. re-
memhered that thee three years were
ceptionally dry. The yiala Of grain
and the yield Of grass VS. very sIl II.
II we viii 50 back. however. ard 'D3l.
at the statistics, we will find that ,ne
year 1904 WIS, perhaps, the me during
which the farmers suffered L o5t. ..,eD
again, If We will took ha.,: rs viii -
member that tAe poup'a Mho T-G.e
prepared for this dry sea.on can't CIT
in very coed shape.
No doubt TIE warnings IL: t tins pc.
pie are receiving will 40 ere sec
and then i'll other respects theY a..
apt to do sra.T deal Of d ii age Fe
pie will become diacours sea a..
equent!y VIII give up lar :
amount OF TIC work that shon!1 l.:
done and in ti.:s respect failure T."
sure to come. We 60 net want to p.
too much attention to tla War1.i !,
that a large rUmcar Of pcc~a are 4
ing forth, hecau-e no man can z e
dict the weather. We very often h2af
the expression Of the opinion that the
seasons are changing end that we wiz
have more CT! LEGS rainfall, IS the ca 3
may be. This is not, however, WA- {
statistics end records show We d"6
that the climate l. not changing and
that we have both the wet and the
dry seasons. lust when these seasons
will come we do not aim to say, Some
would lead us to believe that they
follow each other with regularity. Just
how much emphasis should be placed
on this Is difficult to say. The pre-
cipitation records are not in form
that will warrant this conclusion
however
If we are to have continued success
with our farming operations We must
always be ready to meet the natural
conditions. That is, If the weather is
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1911-07-07

other WORD 5. those who were not pre-.
pared to meet the dry weather We
cannot too often repeat the fact that
crops cannot be grown in any reg. IN
without proper cultivation and with.
out moisture, nor can we too often
repeat the fact that early.maturing
crops should be grown in any locality
where the amount of rainfall is uncer.
tain. We do not expect that the cult.
walton and the crops that were used
in the humid states will bring good
results in the semi.arid states. We
should secure the crops that are
adapted to the dry regions and then
pillow deep and cover the soil with a
dust mulch.
So far the season of 1911 looks
somewhat unfavorable. This. how.
ever, should not cause us to become
discouraged. because it is difficult to
tell the type of weather that will come
later on. We cannot tell whether it
Is going to be dry or wet but in either
event 1t will pay US to so prepare our
land as to meet the adverse condtt IN.
Then If i. turns Off favorable, car
work will still bring us in very good
returns