davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27

garbage inaugurated last spring, has
proven entirely successful from every
standpoint and arrangements have al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27

ready been made for a plot OF ground
adjoining the present burying ground
10 be used next year. The garbage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05


His I.ordship had been com planning Of the empt-
ness of existence, ana now here was the one
woman weeping scadng tears all on his account;
and detective downstairs waiting to do-,yhat?
Life might have been empty an hour before but
by love, ii filling up some In that instant
Lord Wcx- Burtons entire manner changed He
gathered the girls trembling, hands into his own
Icassirngly, and looking straight into her cyes
smiled blandy.
Never mind The old detective." he colnfortcd.
1T viii al come right as a trvct The only thing
for TO DO is TO find the jim crack pea s and
return them to Barton Stokes en- what? Well
just do chat, you and H.
Find them" she repeated blanky. But
how?'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

Easily arranged, that I'll go for n stroll
II that detective is there to watch me, he'll follow
Ten minutes after ! 20. you go. ana Iii pick ,ou
up tonight at eight oclock-Wllerc?"
She murmured an address. Lord Wex Burton
nodded and gathered w his hat ana sloS Is. afte.
which he tapped d bell on the table. Chamber
entered
Miss Livingstone VIII remain here for ten
minutes Chambers he told lis secretary. and
by the way. SC. Curtis to unlacking. I'm no,
goins; away after ALL
THREE men Who to judge by external appcar
anccs at least, occupied widely dissirn4r posi-
tions in the general scheme the world ana
obviously dsassoriatcd az their cxtcriors
would indicate. evidenced l,crn ana active in-
orest in LORD Wcx Burton ana hi4 movements be-
tween the hours Of SEVEN ana half past savei
o'clock that evening.
of these sially ,llesse, ,o,inL. chap
III sore need 81 a shave, loe.cd about tic side
entrance of the hotel where stood Ills 10. isli.s
big RCD automobile. lie had noted tho nninier or
the car With Interest which Was more thai
casual. ,hen spuntared over ana ASKED the waiting
chauncur NillinIham. for n match. oddly he
used the match to relicht a cigarette that Was
already burning
sweil car you got mere" he remarked care
essly nlVtose IS it2n
.it ~. Mr wa>ne wninsham replied
shabby Young man I've heard ~ him. Rich
young fellow, ain't he? WHAT'S he llkc?'
There he Is no~" thu chauffeur ,od him
The door swung omen ana Iori Wex- Burton
appeared me sElabby yo,IrE I,ar lInrerol - 81,
a good l9nh 4; Ills hardship, then lrorped back
into the sIadoWs
The second Of M three man who were moved
70 disilas- interest il Iatd wcx- Bur,ons ar
fairs Was Cassidy the adjective whom Steven
Birnes he'd left On guard N thA lobhy lIc boldiy
followed Ills fnflyhip out til. se door ana anti
chauffeur louecd hy With Vars ,raIi,cd 10 c;.tch
It, Instead, Ills I.o'dship ,ook The Wheel III 1e,-
son, aiter Wish he t4rne1 ana smiled ataabls
unon Ills shndow, ana thu fnoyed 1way. down
town.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-03
Attend Band Concut

The band will give a. concert
Friday, November 10th. Everyofe
who has heard them practice will
attend the concert. 1t is given
for the benefit Of the band. They
need music as they are now using
Leader Roscoe's music. A good
band in a town is a good advertiser
and each one should feel it his
duty to help the boys out when
they in return do work for the
town in general.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-03
Real Estate Transfers

T. NJ. Casey to Ezra Handy, vi
% q sw 34-l46-84, $4,000.
1 E. A. Lamb to N. O.. Herred,
Il IL to Is Blk IL Riverview add
10 Washburn.
Robt. Marty to johann Meyer,
L 3 Blk 2 Riverview add Wash
burn, $500.
Ralph A.. Males to Della s.
Males, nj sw sesw swse ll-l47-79,
$1,000.
Vic Carlson to j. A. Swenson,
NV 30-l46-7 20, $1,000.
John Oleinick to Ross & John.
son, 81 Sc Z q ne $780, rs, $45OO,
L.. G. Pence to Olive Dyer, WI
ne 22-150-79 {, $500.
Chas. Scheuffele to D. T.. Daniel.
son sw 26-l48-82, WI WI 32-1 47 81,
$1,000.
John W. Shelby to T. l.. Bel.
seeker, q sc 81 sw 22-149.S7, $500.
John Troger to Oscar Fuglie,
sw 20-l47-82, $500.
7 Ed. j. Hurley to Martin Han
son ea 15-l46.83, $5659.
Thomas Dildine to o. E. Odell
Sc ne 81, swnw WI sw 32.l5O.SO,
1000.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-03
viii Reside ID; Portland

Thos. McCann and family left
on Wednesday for Portland where
they will spend the winter. They
will return in March and again
make Washburn their hone.
Their residence in east Washburn
will be occupied by the Fleming
family during their absence.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-03
River Traffic Over

This week the transportation Of
grain on the Missouri river will
stop. The ferry has alreaey
ceased work. Ice has been flow
ing down the river a number OF
days and if the cold nights con.
tinue the river will be frozen over
at an early date.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-03
Wants More Help

Edw. Kugler, manager of the BIZ
tumina coal mine, is in need of
more miners. Here is a good chance
for those who had poor crops to
get work during the winter months.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-03
New Justice Appointed

Chief Justice D. E. Morgan Of
the supreme court of North Da.
kota resigned his position Tuesday
on account of poor health. Cover
nor Burke appointed Dean A. A.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-03
Only Knew

How to write an ad, / would tell
you all about how we can sell
your land. No use reading this
nonsense but call in and talk bust.
ness to Kleins Land Agency.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-03

The First National Bank of Washburn,
N. D., cordially invites accounts of
Farmers, Merchants and individuals.
Capital and surplus of Fifty Thousand
Dollars, Responsibility of Half Mill
ion Dollars.
Highest rates paid on Savings &C
counts. This Bank is under United
States Government Control. All stock
owned by Mclean County people.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-03
Wanted at Once

Middle aged woman as house.
keeper in small family on farm.
Good wages.
1920 j. Care of Leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

showing 90 places Indicated tha, q.
BOOKINGS were present ,.e. Afforded
Lp' much protection 90 the feet
f''Ty thlne about the man - appear.
fh'" h"tokeued Hsariness and woe
ii.' rae" was q picture OF abi.lt
MISERY The visitor passed me- WIN.
o"t glance IN my direction. Flis eyes
were liked upon the occupant OF the
other room. lie walked straight 10
tne chair where Mr. Hubert za:. and
dropping % his knees at fha hig
man feet. lifted bis eyes lu PRAYER
100 "hireatN. while his frame shook
Ni'H ih" emotion 30 lOnE restrained
non DIS lips gave utteraur.. to such
plea Tor mercy as might have com.
from one condemned 20 the rlt
loss
The man Nas Dc,uu. ore o, -a.
Louisville players fic had been 70
knowing that mans kudl, heart. r..i
per ontI friend of Nr Hub,rf auI
.rIf That D. DO. could ouI, see ham
memory of former day. would cause
him Too re."nt zoo bis purpose OF pun.
.-Ni1. How IetIIu reached On.
r.-n D never knew Their. wa- every
to "ii,7'" 'b,t no might hav.
.., ..t .rOL Io. .rI....
%. situation o. he kueeIsd trer. DO.
realm of patho- If was a. seen. OF
heart rendering tragedy D.t.r Vl.
n tears. Hubert was BOZ tears. end Dr.
tH" mists OF fearful sympathy hUaI
my eyes : have uo excuse t0 offer
here
heard prsiiu plea % have ono
stigma removed rom his name 0
hoard him eufrcat not on hia own ar.
count he 1ckn0s lodged himself ur
worthy az consideration but Tor .h.
sake of his Uife and child bshsIt
fhs arony ~ humiliation depicted on
Dds features a- DO confessed h..
guilt and begged for mercy saw
fhe presidents hand steal into his
pocket as 10 90 conceal bis intended
act from the other hand -av him
take a. So hii and press .f into The
palm of fho PROSTATE player And
chem p heard him .1y. as He fairly
NrifH.d with fne rIfr his 1un words
caused hIm Tltf- unaf ] thlr- o.
sou personally hu' damn Won. uet.
Do. sou are dishonest. tol have sold
81 rawe. and = can't trust sou Sow.
E1 and 100 mr never 600 snIr fIre
H.aIn. FOR your s.f VIII NOT r. CON.
doned F0 long o. o 'It..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
PLOUGH HORSE
BIG WINNER
2 ? c Now NEADs TIE MONEY
WINNING LIST
Far 5-s ~Pfcas1 Ncrse Tro:te-
races Sa-s % RAJ, 'etor.ar
Te'-s1ss-t fs- s2oc

r e. yes tie .a-.e.- a.-r.- .,.
OBJ" Grand tlr.s.f fht. season I'll .-
Sc.t.rs B., Irlur.ua-.h a pacing ~,-
or i-.'-t-' D.. tIi- tF fuut-.r.
sir" 80 49, frorfe-s and q. PAGER. SIR.
~ Nt~ar' Et"-,tt. and br,.l.r.
back % hAuh.e-oniar. zen and l
porirc Narsr4vr. Nou $4,000
th" chestnut reil.ug proved q
lucky ruI tDr William b WIEe- uf
MiidietoNn. Del three wars aep.
who. DO Us claimed. picked him up Tor
less ethan $50 and raced him over
The taf rIr tracks Nth remarkable
success. and before The l4.4 season
closed Nas christeued o., plough
horse truttcr"
in 1870 the re'dlns va, eas-d up
ana only started Boo one race. that
against B.ulo.o. Ur ! G. NcCov.s
successor Co Admiral Dewey. o4a.
~ The kirkWu God. Del. kite shaped
track While B.nvolu won the rae,
'n -'f's % VS. the general opinion
That X. T q Guild have won II de-.
sired \ deal for h.s sale. however
AdS p'-ting. Which ultimately led d
Hls going Go Thomas " Murphy. who
developed him into N,ritahle god
mine trctter This season
7 a. this season has Won G.
stake events. th- Sfuuup Furr.f.
Manufacturer. Tor D. trotter~ Il
Grand Rapids rho Paper Mills $40
." event az Kalamazoo Tho Mac
chus"'f~ De- fruf for s. 600. 40
k'aGfil". rho ..tt GLASS rruf o.
charter pak. Cor S1NUuu. 90 Hartford.
n" Michigan fur $4,000. 3D. D. .r..
'Hr-. af fI. h.r-r.f ....t.f ....,.....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
CAPT. NELLY COACHING
". Y. j. ELEVEN AGAIN

eral uew pave .n, .ulirE urck Cor
nations aus passes have been added
90 fht Nar~If, ..f number 90
Nhtgh vvrr originated hf HIM Tho
.rCl.mtrct pt frr leather fcr thr
past several tat- lt- not rrtarvd
practice ir tIr .ss.L ca. Csc tU,s
orrr uIf sNfrt evening Cu field
nt.,h eas loth ro--N and slow.
b Coach Nrls believes r huh dog tao
tics iu cualt.ur tuof bal team. and
fl~ tot- ave .asf taking 20 his sys.
t'u 90 ,racb.rl N,cktic tacklinE
~i NOT %, p,.rar.fts hs Coach Ncliy.
and the candidates are displaying de-
cicei improvement 900 this particular
department of fh~ Gam, since he took
hold o, tle squad
Many csndiaa;eS OF,
u4r.rr tLc Vc,b sufficient mum
Der a. IIr-tiu artisfs have been out
Tor practice to make up three
squads. cora Gas O. result several new
mrn. who's" ability MAS not known.
have beer uncovered one 81 the
most acceptable announcements 90 be
made b. the Nara't, during tho week
~ss to gre rrrcf that blake Taylor.
NJ Eiklus. no Vaie such record
iast yer 300 ,hr back ncld. would
aehin d'n '." mulr-klr Taylor
came ouf f.r t'r cypress purpose ~
alding thr Varsity tu defeat Wash
iurtou a Jefferson. and declares that
he WiI quit che gam" after that ba'-
Pc ~" v'I uof hr seen in the back
Geld this season however. hut in.
stead viii plan or th. line Taylor
has weight AMI speed combined and
vii 90 doubt add a tower 90 strength
20 tt" team
It" cogcl'-. as we'll as the csndi-
dates are aiming 'o accomplish one
thing that uf beating ~ a J.
an with chat ,rt 100 View. the com.
ina month viii hr spent boo hard and
consistent training coach Nelly will
rewalu here urrl r-r " a a. game.
and ia oontdrt' tnat the represent
atiyc- ot 80 VIII come out The
tic'ort Their training quarters have
been fI'u. he'd ro u queen taste and
M special cave which I- being taken
OF thr twenty candidates housed
thor" Is htt.ur 70 telling effect upon
mo work of th, squad
Local Bows Star
Vh..uu- lo.H are shoviuc m ~.
cepuoua.lt sell .n tbe workouts and
rh. >.t.f t.f, oiI b.. .v..ll r..ur,.senf..t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

Inf nur...f. Ir lrrr rUI. of tho
r-'f kiagtau number about 10000.
Afo.n l-frtss rlrI.urs Iu fhr paw
ar.r Df september. 1906 were B. 11
F0r HUre a1n worried neither .ess
r1r m--. chan frI emo fle average
canning. aero ftsE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

October Do. Ulrc Ribbon ,- F.nne
KAN. October U.s.. Hamilton 80 Ir.d
mont October d. Sever Wa.er. 81.
.'l.""--nr. October 60" Has Bccus ,s
j. a 81
Tn,rd wees.
October -t club u.s. F.un,rln.
o-'H1.. 20 >tfouai Iutr ,s Sever
Nas"r October - Blue Rubor-
So hamilton October 10 Piedmont
'-. ga L.r.. October 20. Iuqu, ne
So. * a So
Fourth Week.
October eco. Club Vs. r.tGwuI., Dc
t"b,r e' NiIc kiHL,u IS s 30.
Nof b. lugueen' 49, FInscgana
SOY D.. \aI Sub, o. Hamilton NO,
P. N.-sr t.a-'r- u.s. iIa- Bsou.
FIN Week
\of d, 900. Ribbon 80 iIa- Hceus
SOY o.. k q 81 t- sion4 Iuhc.
SOY o. ClIu be- Hamilton \os d.
Fnn'ran- .- Sever Wl-.-.. GOV
DO i-q.s N- Piedmont
sixth week
Soy .- club SD. Sewer Na.ar-
nos HHt. Ribbon t- PIEDMONT
sos o. hamilton So ul1uc-as
$50. >.rrrai TOT. ts Hat
E."a- Nd. 'r F.nL'.an- E a
Seventh Week.
500. 3D. N...r Wdrer- 1s D.
" Nst zoo. .luh ta Es, H..n,.
SOY -t H1- Ribbon ST.. i.IqurS.-.
N't t.uurr.1. $751; Hamilton .
,.- ..fla.I 4uI- .. I..gmIu.
Ei4rtt WeeE
.. -' F..iuur- . Hamilton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

fu Alsrrlas.an order .or .. car
loads comprising $4,000 boxes az
apples a br.us filled .n the state OF
HasN.rr Tt. initial shipment
consists Df eight carloads ~ NatIrla
I1uaftara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

u = recent .ntrrvfsv with Nr
Thomas p shea. Dol quoted fhc foi
lowing
In the dual roir uf ur 1eksU md
Mr. Hyde Z Gud Chat herr .- a real
ity somewhat true fo mankind. for ue
All live a double ife. to certain cx
tent. and f uc would look into our
own minds and inner ufe 1rd picture
n - 10 should boz. fte horrible r.r
sure Of Mr. HYDE would HIr away
and leave us ourscie.- pictured 20
the truc hght
~ shea commence a aeek rr
ment at the Court fhcafcr. h,.
Minis oct .1. and during bic sn
eement DO Gill De- econ .r 4 Man
md Ills Wife. The Relic Ir
Jekyu aud VT Hyde
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

N'N''I.NI.N NH| |IN .'I no. H.NIN
tH London engagement
Ih" first performance OF Tho
fnchantrrs- vii boz given in Wash.
inE'on neVf week
NaI"r. ncrEeri. mas return to Tho
legitimate stage 1s tho star o. o.
japanese play
Th" author az Green stockings ''
D. ~ Mason. is coming fo This
country fob 500 N1relr-f NngiIn In
fho p'a' lie has finished another
comedy which Is fo hc Elycu lu Lon
don and which he wishes Miss Anr.
I'm fo see. Nth View of her using 20
nouEilss Fairbanks is fo leave tho
cast of Gentleman % Leisure "
His future plans arc NOT definitely
announced. buf hc mt, he starred ~
D eHu'Fr0hm1u in Tho drlmafzafon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
GOSSIP OF TAe srAee.

Donald Brian ln Tho Sircn' may
fl 20 London engagement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14


. The other efeniuE tf fht Cour.
where Miss Kathryn stevens is ar
pearing AZ thr elder daurhfcr .r r..
Family" she was about fo enter fh.
stage door when che heard Utre
voice say Miss. OBJ. Miss. D only rof
zone paper left Won't vou please
euy 81" Miss stevens. umhHnE n
her purse for some change. auEn.
ingiy said sure pIU- She hand.
ID him a dime. took the paper and
turned 20 open The stage door The
utile fellow dug down u his pocket
among bis coppers and said Hold
on. Miss. the plpsr Isl only l penny
Miss Stevens called back That's
al right. youuEsfer. keep fhe chance
A. she vas about to rutcr the the
ater and turned to say GOOD r.ehf.
\ ray 81 HEht cominE through the
stage door revealed the curly haired
younesfer dofing his hat ard the
last thisg she heard was; Thanks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
Rv.n ~ Tr..,.,

wv" Wv N~af~r
WORK 0l 'l. rrE fd-a'-r ben.
erected ts Manager Fs.u.-r al SIX
i-~nih and Market streets l- h.-,r.
rushed i a th- .1p-ctatlSn to
haf" fl- u-w house under roof Ia
another month ard -Ae op-n.uF v.l
NE"ii occur during fa- holidays
or~rar- Ot 'l" u-.s irsf c.o..nr
at fh~ Court Included "a brish, .rs
hf""ff comedy. TlN N-t-hh0r. .
Nif.. tGIt On one OF the bet tai,s.
% rcd 100 % local house in some. tirn.
Arthur 49, ron ard Mise Panel. Ca,
iAorn~ divide huuOrs With A mos,
capable cast Alr Byron has score.
bis biggest starring success ia o..
comet. aud viii be- rrmemb.r..I b..
"hcrIing.frs as appearing hereto
fore 90 support ol Maud Adams Misc
'al ihorne VAS a member iast --a
con 81 tAr N-s Theatre company
he Family" began an eneae
W"ni at the Court on Thursda, 4,
Ia play ~ type That rs Away
welcome. clean and ciovatlng. Whi.
N strikes some very new and orig
maj notes. n Relies primo paliy upou
Us int"n-" human Interest. It's g..
hsh'ful humor. l's rafuralnezs and
IN" family ties involved for IFS sue
cess Coupled aim This Is fha au
prem" mother love that knows mo-
7up' rIt'If'. and 90 tine present in.
''anc" i7 one or Oh. most beautiful
example, that has" been portrayed
iu ans play of this kind The cast
ls extremely capable. ard iuciud- 80
James Pagan. Miss K'hryne Stevens.
Miss Kathleen tomcgyu. Mr. y e.
1eomans. J Morton Strock and Ar
thur Holman Tie Family" Bis 10 be-
repeated matinee anu tonight a. the
Court
member 90 the Court Th.afer
stock company of two wears apo ans
welcomed back to Whrclug This
week "lfh fHc coming OF The Fam.
iI} Tia. actor l- Morton Strors.
"ho Will b" well remembered Tor his
clever work. and IN The Family
Do" has a very coneeniaI roll. and
scored O. h.g hit
Bright lines mark every act ~
Thy N".Ehhors WIFE" that delight.
- ~ the Court the FIRST part OF IN.
week. and few cleaned az random
ar" her" reproduced
jealous woman sticks closer than
a burr. fou can't r-f rid of her
DO Won know what th, three wise
men Wcrc7 Bachelors
its crime to pay $50 Tor hai
Ike that
The crimes on ms head
The only way fo cure a woman Of
loving Won is by neglect Neglect
wears our the toughest devotion
don advocate reckless eNfrata-
rhncr. huf a few pairs of silk stock
ings we'll. woman owes THAI much
Co postsr.ty
\ man spends bis counting DAYS
telling woman how unVor'hy d. g..
and BITS married life proving o.
TO" attraction at the APOLLO the
past week vas THE Merry N1idons DO
on" OF Che best offerings Manager
Rogers bias mad. 600 the house -o Oar
tn" offering next week is 20 BE-, The
Lady buccaneers
ATTRACTION go tho Court next ue.k
viii De- on "Wednesday and Thursdtv
b. bohemian Girl" on Saturday
Nine Nazimoya
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
The eehsrlsn Orr d.. o-,,.s a,
the Court in Elaborate Revival
% Opera
hmG. sAzisovE WILL
APPEAR At COURT 500.
10 Being Fusnsd on tire re.
Thss,er a. Market and
4 SDtsenth Streets


- Tedsys Biiia
oOHr-"rhe Family"
olLo-"merry nsideas
ciSlA-"Photo plays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

Work 0a rl. rer ta-a,.r hen.
erected hs Manager T'.n.-r al ~lr-
tr~n'h and Market street. Ill. t..,,.
rushed l' s tn- ,tp-stat.so p,
nav" '-- u-~ house under roof %
another month ard 'Ar op.n.nF VIII
likely occur llruE fl- HOLIDAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

member 90 the Court Th-afer
stock company of Two wears apo ANS
welcomed back to Wheeling This
week "ifh fHc coming OF The Fam.
iI} Tia. actor l- Morton Strors.
"ho Will b" well remembered Tor his
clever work. and IN The Family
Do" has a very coneeniaI roll. and
scored O. blk hit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

October Do. Hluc Ribbon S. F.une.
san. October Is. Hamilton 80, Ired
mon October DE-. Sever Wa.er- 49,
Nu.u"-ne. October go. HAS Been. S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

ocFcfai hcHs aFe.
since Coach N.uy arrl.re here sew
The Marshall republican., 1911-10-26
Comet Has Forked Tail

Flagstaff, Ariz,, Oct. 22.-Bei-
iawsky's comet has been observed
at Lowell observatory every night
since October 10. II was located
5y the naked eye by Professor
Lowell, October II.
Owing to the nearness OF the
comet to the sun, Photographic OBJ
s~ervations have been difficult, but
is spectrum has been observed Wis
ually and photographed since Oc-
.oter 10. The bright sodium lines
have decreased in intensity until
hey have become quite faint.
A photograph obtained last night
with arapid ~prismatic camera
shows that the character OF tbs
light from the comets head and
.a,l greatly resembles that OF Hall
!ey's comet as 1t was seen April q
asst year. The length Of the tan
.isible last night was about eight
legrees. A photograph showed II
o be forked, the northern end be-
ing the Longer and better defined
The Marshall republican., 1911-10-26
Liked the Colony.

Geo. Sellmeyer. OF Glasgow, one
OF Saline's prominent farmers and
financiers with his wife stopped off
here on their return from Okla
Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
chas. Niemeier over Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Niemeier drove them
about town Monday and he said he
Marshall much nicer city
thah he thought 1t to be, being es-
Tecially impressed by the Colony
and the creditable manne in which
L is being conducted and it's
worthy object.
The Marshall republican., 1911-10-26
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Seed Testing for Missouri
Farmers

A seed testing laboratory for the
benefit OF Missouri farmers and
seedmen is being operated at the
Agricultural College at Columbia,
in cooperation with. the U. s. De-
partment of Agriculture. The
farmers of Missouri are wasting
annually thousands of dollars in
buying seeds of poor quality and
a large share of this could be saw
ed by having all seeds tested at
the laboratory, This work is done
free of charge and II is to the
advantage of every farmer to take
advantage of this opportunity.
Seeds should be sent in care of
the Seed Testing Laboratory Col
umbia, Mo. For small seeds like
grasses and clovers a tablespoon
full is sufficient. For large seeds
such as wheat, oats, etc., three or
four tablespoons full should be
submitted. These samples should
bear the name and address OF the
sender and a letter should accom-