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The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

David p. Carroll, 81: Marie Duby-
shire. Is
Guy II siebert. "a: Atella E DeCaus-
sion. 20
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
MEETING NOTICES.

METAL POLISHERS
Special meeting Wednesday May 8
Business OF Importance.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
.gs3' 3l|s!|33E!

points south and east leave daily fo:te
?. m. Fare to Cleveland. 81; Pfttsburg.
1885. Lower berth. $3.50; upper berth.
I'll; whole room, $3.50
For Alpens, Msekinac and way Pssse
Mondays y. m, Fridays gao a. m y
For buffalo and the East--Week<
days. $500 y. m; Sundays and holidays.
81 90 y. m. st
weekend Excavations every safur-
day. Cleveland. $3.50; Buffalo ssBo.'
Niagara Falls. t4.oo. Round trip re-
turning In time for business Monday,
1877 woodward ave., IVA Grtswela 81
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
MONEY! M. .oAs.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED rNTrRunnAr

PORT HURON LIMITED-i =
only. II ?. m Tnfoush locals. sssn !. =
to 8 y. m. including nmiteds. hourix -
IL y. m. shore Line TO Mt. Cisn>nS
FLINT LIMITEDsE.i:ss a..
m. Through locals. a. m. svsrvss =
hours to Q p. m; Oxford only.
Flint, Sundays only III p. m. 10 Romsc
a. m. 8 a. m. and every two hour ~
JACKsoN-KALAMA LIMrrrn.
m: Jackson Lansing Limited. e.iS -
m. Jackson locals, a. m. every
n. p R R To To S Sise r s!gso M
ly to $3.50 . m. 1880 p. m. D. M ~
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-7:20 a. m. .rn
every two hours 90 $3.50 D. m: 81 tsr-
day and Sunday. 7:2o y. m. fhron.s'
locals, $50 a. m. and hourly TO AID ~
WYANDOTTE DIV.-S:sS n M. h.,s-
hourly to s;ss p. m; hourly to 1875
y PONTIAC DIv.-s a m. 70 70 "a ~.
service to $3.50 p. m. hourly 20 fo:28
p m. II y. M; Blrmingham only. Is ~
ORCHARD LAKE DIV.1'a
hourly to IL p. m
sTheue IN r. r,,n th~or~n a. a. -s----tI
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

'These cars run through 20 saxfn,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
ESTATE
 S APPRAISED

The estate of Michael J Heavy. the Alaska railway contractor. says -le Seattle PCstmJeliseuesE s val geJ as s7tltSS5g, ol which Ssls, 5g755 is cash iu Seattle banks ae- coEllus to aa inventory and agpza meul HIeI yesterday .a probate court oy be ezecgyoc. F. F. S-es.ey Eae appraisers were Henry Cars-eas. d. sl5dausl 4nI James D. Hoge
 The great estate is -5 5e t.s.r.1a,- cd largely auous Jle hro-aer~ and sisters oI Ae Ieysasel a.Ja liberal sums tor a uaubgr os charities
 Among tas larger Items ol value la the estate are tae following Four hundred and a.arl-s.-a- saaes m he Investment Co. ss-5.ngg- cash In hanks SuS, ,55I5as mery1alLlsa. Sguaul. insurance policy 1 New York Life se5.ggo; Seattle and Ta- coma improvement bonds, S-t".a- AGsa Subsidiary subscription -sr-l. ga-ss from J. 9 Norzaa G Co., s.r- -es -N.asza Subsidiary sa1s-r.pz eergl.care from -he 5usseuae.u Ne. sl-sft hg8e8, horses and mrn--7e St cash loans represented by nersoa1l notes. S1tgt
 The property also includes some valuable contracts 5o- ra.Euad work sa he Copper River 2 No-laNys.era s- rsay ia Alaska which, by be t-rus gg rhe vlL arc -1 he carried ar by the eNe,g-rr gE tle estate.
 Jr -s estimated .haL tae ea-rr as sets Q, ,ae estate V.a reach s .s'-
 ae by ae tme distribution Is uztle tlrnz -le next year
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
SEWARD
 POST NOTES

There win be several promotions in 5he regiment salea wiu oe mel- lea-J a-er
 Nr Reid gave a yooal solo aS church last Sunday evening, which was very veu ceaJecet
 There have been several men dis- ,rarsel rom here during the past week wao i.J aot re-enltsL
 The sick in yae hospital are i'm Brorug. and one patient is able lo be out for short walks each day
 Post Surgeon. Capt Palmer, gave a Ise.ure hss Monday evening on Sanitary Conditions of Camp Life, ' which was very instructive.
 Sergeant Eussrom. ot Co. "H' Segeaut SWlsher of Co, ~E" and P,t pleu o5 -he band lett on the last steamer. probably to FeenlisS tn la states
 Frs. Sarseaa, Hornbuckle of Co, .lI a.l 5s discharged on Wednesday F.5 IE We re told the Sergeant aal uo- reeulsy. bu. wiu leave the service. and seg-,e down Co ciyl life,
 The band concert ot last Friday sreuug vas largely attended The program Nas sood one, and the -oro. So@eWaere,r as sung by Pvt p ss1m4uu. 5E Co, -G" was weu cea- 1--gl Etc received A liberal eacore-
 Tae SoeA Club, which cae r. N- C IA Secretary has organized here
 -e Post contains about 21o mem ters and every Saucday evening ages aa entertainment putting on -. kinds og stunts which are highly Amusing
 ag Reid Is planning Co 'Pug ou dramatic performance in a shecS uue whlya be w-u term "sOeie5y night. inviting the whole garrison ca. o encourage the -JAesPia1's- They sI begin 2ehearsals next Mon day The play VIII be announced at=r
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
NEN CHANNEL
 IN DEXTER

les channel has been struck g. "a Ur au.- g5 Dexter .r-ea. near Nome 5y Pom Gibson aal Pete Kay ....-a a.ypgaH lo.4 lg.e-ral u.- ...el yesterday eg Dan Jones. amin rs engineer a. Seward g,lrs..a
 Inc .aaaa. has been .o.a..- ea- usaaa lle tarIg. bench Hysa-s and .- creek aal.-s .a .a--r-- -.r ul a.r.r.s. The nrpe-- Is -aHs work .l .a lease given .1 .la ..-.a..-- .ss by Leo --ssaa a. --. .a... .. .1r rgaaa saa nov . -.a...e
 N.epgIla- Er t- l-a- ....e-a--.- ..u -a- sane lrru.-.a. ..e r.aa encountered as lHae -a sl..a -.. --a bench gold aas 5aaat !. -.-..- s.a-s sa ra. stream -.- -l.- Ga. has r .a rise ,a che hope cha. a anH- fam ueH us,I min ba opened
 r6g eAy- suy--g g- a. aag s.s alg ssssa 4ll - IS thought by None .aog-a Wa1 arc .|H -- ~.-.--e g g- a.lal- ssaLa gas ll-a r---
 This u5-gu4-.,-- added -- -rg ---- aag Ige p-Ha has la-u- -r 1EsE .4a summit h-a.. a- -le head as l-N ler leads -ae Nome peeg.. l-a Co Etuz gaa- -aa ...sk win 1s s.z- scene again lsN- summer -.a.--.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
HgEs HIS

Ne aEssr One SRl4s,sz DSGass Re 44ri Or ALy eass os CL-2rra aA- a aot ls cgrsS 5y Ja1s Cz-arEa CGcs.
 2 L CHENEE E co. Tclss1o. O.
 Va. ne 1R1sEzisRsd. have SloE1 E. ! Cheney tar ta= AsE l5 Es2-s 1ad asl-sss ain perfectly aGHoE2ala -u a- business -A1s2cll0as, and a1a -laLly a9le -o cary 0gE any 5olgsr so1s na.ie ay lae 1r@ W4Gin& Kin aan E Ma-via-
 Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
 Halls Ca-arrh Cure $ taken 1-eE- 1allg. acting directly uPOn q olGGa aed uleoas surfaces 0t sAe -ys1s@. Testimonials sent erse- PTics. lac pa 7or a SohI by aI trugs S-
 Take Halls EamiIy 7iLs for c0nz sLipa1oA
 Addrsss- P J Cheney < Co. TOle,lo. Oa5o
 Sold by DruggisEs. I5e-
 Take Halls Family Pills for con. sipaEi0n
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
N \ BAD WAY
MANY ALASKAN READERS WILL FEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS
 INFORMATION

Whsa your back gives out
 Becomes lane, weak or aching
 Whaa urinary troubles sey lu,
 Ysur Kidneys are in a bad way
 Deans Kidney Puls wu cure you
 Hara ls good evidence Co prove l~
 Fred F. SrutEz. l2gs F. St, San u.ego. Cal, says 'I can reeommell Deans Kidney Pills hlsay and al aays d0 so when &R oPPoEll---s le- elrs. They have done me z's1- deal 5t good and uaay persons 1- 15y a.cg.rasnLaacs have also taken Lhsm wiLh benefit la APrl Lstt, ' Vubuehy recommended Dc4l.a N---~- pIls aad aE this tlme ! al- p-e1se- LJ speak i1 their praise as4-l. N severe attack of kidney -U-2-e 1FolsAg on uJ doubt by cold, ,A-7- cd ul5 much suffering My lA-A le cana so lame that ! could ssA-,s.' sl551 and at times -L was y-.y -agvu-A a great effort that sas able y1 l.r.ss after slILls- had seen lN-l s Kidney FiLis sc highly rrt-------e- -l- laat finally procured box and -l uy daushJ they gave me prompt 1e- I.sE After ! had finished ln- e1-- .sa-s ny back vas as sryas as l'g.r sHI all gr0ub.e from nay ki-lvgs as appeared About "a year ago l -A- another attack 0f bacAA-he .-. .- .as quickly removed lrgusa ,-- Use gF Duaa.s Kidney Pt-ls-
 Fgr aAle by zI -eal-ra. sIte s. eeau FusIeg- Nl.14ru Co,. bg-.a.t NsW Y5rs sole akeus tgr la- tas-=. SlaL-a
 az4-41-- Llr nAl~- u1Aa. .a A-. -aK= DO oLhsE.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
MARTIN MAKES
 WEIGHT REC0RD

POU. France Eel. I2-Ayaa0a weight carrying records for all coun- tEles went Co smash here today when AFalur Le Martin. wt-h seven pas seLgers I8 a toUr-ssaLed Bler.oy mono FlaDe, tlew over tho Pau a5rot.rolli-. -.
 The combined weight Ot La Martin and his passengers was llI2 pounds, ths balns by Gar the sreatesy we.sa1 ever conveyed by a he1vler-l2ar-1,s- machine.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
BABY ONE YEAR OLD
 G0T ECZEMA

Got eczema on hands, face, nose and mouth-Hard crust formed. cracked and blood ran ouJ-Itched frightfully- Could not rest Mitts on hands to prevent scratching Mother forced to sit with baby day and night-Used Cuucura Soap and Ointment as directed-In three days crust began to come of In a week there vas no more scab- Now baby Is cured without a mark - Sleeps soundly in her cradle and parents in their bed No more sleepless nights because fbaby ssuTeFing-Cutieura seems a wonderful remedy for this disease,
 Extract bou the lestes of Hr- senry A- F1gel. E Q 1. l Ezrl. Pa. pscenoeE g. isSa,
 C-ueura Reuesies ara sold tarousaoai sae sIyH8zsd Eo-lJ. Cuacurs S02P l25c,1, C'l;icara Ola.ueat ,5oc1 Cuu1urz RssolEelt(SGc aud Cl.tsara Pi.s 5SN P1I.eg DEus a Chem C5rs Sg1- Pra1s-. Us Celu1lh1s Ave. Bus .oa- ss-NaI,sl tree. se-PsSs CgztSuaz soSS ca Bus tl IsoaE tas Szla Aad SezlP.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
E AWARDED
 GRIPPEN MONEY

LONDON Feb. IA battle for .a- estate og Ur Hawley F. CriB2ea. aalE to- -ls murder 0t his wife, Belle Elm0r- vas begun here today vt-u There's Hum. hall-sistsr ot murdered actress, uled a contest tga lAe CriBp5B property, which ls za5u Co os W-rJh about Sla,9o0-
 Feb L-The CriPPen esl2le Eas today awarded to Mrs. Hum
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
MISS Bl2T0N
 MUCH BETTER
gsy Alaska Ne..s surealI

NEW YORK. Feb, Is-3i.ss clara Barton Is today much improved and 3s result Is the recipient cl a show CT oE cougratua-uEy messages. The rayzIc.aus now hold out considerable Gopa for her recovery The heads gf Jhe various Red Cross orsaliza- tons are greatly pleased W.h the good news.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14

The Pack Tran ls nov selling a ols I0s ot Good Goods aE reduced prices as they are getting too 0h1 ,o hold and sell a. A profit Yours.
 Q Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14

Don't worry whether it was a white hen OF black hen that laid he egg, but get the sgg as the Nye- Bruhn Co. C
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
AL rsouesTPuL HUSBANDS

Provide good dry wood Call ID Alaska Transfer Company and octsr one cord ar more, T. comes in every night from Denver Glacier.
 Watch the tram G
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14

None better and pursr than Gibson rye, Rainier and Olympia beer. Or iers by phone promptly delivered The Mascot =
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14

CASH WILL BE PAID for a small oEHce cabinet suitable for sCaIiOna-y, letter file, eJc- L=t ms klOw what you have peFhaps 2 can use iL Al- dress ?. O. Box K. SkagYay .
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
SERIAL NO oa4@
NOTICE OF APPRECIATION FOR
 PATENT TO HOMESTEAD
.. s Laad orics as l,.asaa. Alaska

T. s. Land Onscs 2s Iaasaa. Azska
 Nozsnhss n. ls12
 NOTICE s EEREy GIVEN Sazz Joseph A SulEa. a sl@zsD 9t Sas UnAs6 Sz1sz 0Fsr -ss sss sfeEsnse Ons years. residing n ne DtsS-tcS0 0s Alaska. asar tas uoEa oe Ealnes. n sAld DisezicS. aas appAet so make snsrx. aa1er Section =zSa, RsyAsd Stances Qs tha UnbreG Staees. and under She Acs 0s COng,sss a9RraVed lIa.Ca. 3. Isa2. Of ne lands embraced h '. :. Non mEnsral Survey No 2s1, zsr..ase ns4r EaEnss. Alaska. and nora particularly described as e9& lOEaS
 Beginning as Cor Nc. l, oa hne Il os shs Presayuecial Miss a Re serve. q stone marked :. 795 C. ?. whence q. :. L. Sl. No. 573 bears :. S0 deg 53 min E.. 5a.I& chs dlscs thence. alOos line =l 0t Prssag larian Mission Reserve. 2S2 chs to Cor No. ?. den5csl with COr- Os U- . NILhGa-y Reserve. a sGOne marked .. 205 c. 3, thence N 2 deg. 91 mn E.. along Ens ot T. :. AihI1-y Re serve. L5S chs. so Coz No. 3. Sie1- 1eaI with Coz. 3 ot sad Rssssvs. 2 ssons marked :. 295 C. g. thence N. 80 deg. s mn ". along T. = M- R. L5S ens. te Cor No |. ideu- slea1 xlLh Cur. Ot .. :. M R.. q sGons marked . 206 ., l. thence :. 2 deg. l2 mn ". along U- = M R.. L5T chs. oo Cor No. ;, bSsn- ScaI wiEh Coz. ot Presbyterian Ms sion Reserve and Cor Of L. = Military Reserve. 3 sooaa marked . 296 .. 5s thence West, SlS chs nridge oo government rad, +9-l9 chs b Cor. No. s. a scORe marked .. -VS .. ., thence North, 20.Q0 chs. tG Coo. No. [, B stone marked .. 20S c. T; thence EaSs. IS ens. govern nans road, SQ.Q0 chs. p0 Cor No S. noe set. taAs n road. witness eoSaer hea-s S0uEh, SS Inks dist, a saone marked s. 205 ". c, B; thence, f00 rue corner. SOua. 23.25 chs. eo Coz, No. !. the place Ot beginning Area uT,55 acres. yG-iaGoR at all cor RsCs g Ges. % min. E.
 Any and al Persons claiming at yscssly any PorSoR Ot ne above de serihSd csct are required tO H1e wiGa the Register and Receiver 0t eAs '. :. Land Office as Jcne2R, Al aska. 4eir adverse Saim thare sgains under oath. duriag ths period et publication q his ReS3ee. Oe wsEan tsrS Jays 3ereSesezs oe Aey val he hAcrsd
 c B WALKER.
 Register,
 | s AsSehy 0clsSs5 SaAs Ihs tooA g0lng nSGes as PGelSAeS toc ae slaa2sory pssiOj h GAs DaLS Alaskan a newspaper PaAShe1 a. SSasEay, AAskA iss
 .. B wALASR.
 Register,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14

You can gss the Olympia brew ay 2e b0-hs ac the BOart ot Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
RA 6sIS EslsL

(6y Alaska NssS 5grsaUl
 NEW YORK Feb, I3-The referee .g the Iiyocee case 0s Mrs, Nat Good win. today reported ia her favor
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14

Rrss publication. DeS, 8. 1sl0
 Lase publication. MArcA :. 1911,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-14
c B WALNE&
 EsSlSesr

| s AsSehy 0clsSs5 GaAs ths toos gOlng ne1es es PGAliSAeI tCs tAe sEaaeory pssiOi h tae DaLx Alaskan S newspaper PaAShe1 ss SSasEay, A@skA jsS
 . B WArNER
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
GEoRGIA.S BLAcK WALMUTS

Sanderve merchant sharply surprised the other day
to for fifty barrels of black wanu Despite
their flavor nurmen these have heretofore had
value partly because they have been crowded
by their English cousins but mostly because
made business of cuvating and selling them
Early autumn however this particular merchant began
buying black wanus and bringing them to the attention of his
and there housewife would them in the layers
candy tried them and found that the
containing them leaped into wide popularity And
heavy demand created for product that formerly had been
turned to appreciate profit. seg
result that today Washington county is shipping its
many different points IN Georgia and is estab
fishing line trade that bids fair to advance each
interesting because it illustrates the deve
opment of those simple neglected opportunities numerous
among Georga This has been the history OF the
pecan industry Not growing
practically unknown Georgia But today
nearly hundred thousand of these trees and fortunes
are being gathered from them
black walnut will probably supplant the English
called the Persian walnut 1t will undoubt
edy however grow demand and in market value 1t of
the many products which, overlooked being
verted to profit.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
THE DEMOCRACY OF PIE.

How pleasing it note that physician
sentative Dr. Woods Hutchinson has quarey
tense of pie Not that needs defense
the minds of true American freemen YET PALE crng
ing souls there who rather msru pie they popular
who eat gngery themselves and who
Tar dole it out skmpy wzened slices their innocent lit
tie children To all such persons DIR Hutchinson says:
al the he know
not hi sysem not cravei it
These not only wise and comforting words; they
deeply patriotic For of all the customs and institutions through
which genius of the American people has found expression there
broadly and peculiarly American pie Gowhere
will through unions vast expanse from Puget sound
Tampa bay and you will find eating yeritab nation
peeatng Albeit they differ sorey in politics and religion
and temperament and in other articles of diet
diverse the widely scattered regions they nhab when
70 pie they glorousy united people, and nds
soluble.
is furthermore be observed that the United States of
America the only country the globe where pie be found
France boast of her delicate cooke Germany of her POM
pastries and England of her but search the wide world
nowhere this sturdy republic, viii you find
thoroughbred unsophstcated Tar orsooh Why there
yet born kings the emperor kitchen tart that
could match pie the facts known would doubtless
appear that the first pie history light the Atlantic
shortly after July 4, 1776.
How expressive the word pie of the and vim
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
THE FOREST RESERVE BILL.

blessings of the reserve bill which passed the
Wednesday and which awaits only the presidents sigma
become law be measured by but by
Legislation of fundamental farreaching
seldom been enacted 1t bears directly the
primal permanent of the people whole
1t purposes those natural which
agriculture and industry and all material welfare must
ultimately depend
This known the Weeks BILL provides Tor the
outlay of million dollars the of the next five years.
for the purchase and OF forest lands
the watersheds of the White and the southern Appalachian
ranges designed thus create forest
the of thereby preventing destructive
soil erosion and all the attendant evils that sap the land
fertility very seed of the peoples prosperity
has Jagged far behind the countries OF Europe In
this duty already witnessing the that
neglect brought Wherever forests about the headWaters OF
ruthess destroyed left to perish damaging floods
soon set in followed by the soil and the eventual
adjacent country Many tracts of once fertile
territory White and the southern Appaachans
are now bleak and arid witnesses to this fact.
The measure that passed the Wednesday
eight years discerning scientists and statesmen
have pleaded adoption and for their faith and persistence
long effort they due the whole nations gratitude
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
A PERIL TO SOUTHERN RIGHTS

regretted that the principle of ecting
United States BY direct of the people should have
become entanged scheme weaken the sovereignty of the
and mper not indeed destroy the suffrage
Of the south.
That this the inherent design of what is known the
Sutherland amendment the popular election resolution
who hasoowed debates the senate for
doubt the resolution provides that the time places
of holding senatorial elections shall be pre-
scrbed in each by legislature thereof
fered by Senator Sutherland would give congress the right
fix the times places and of holding elections thereby
excluding the state itself from voice these practical
portant matters
law like this would to the least be infringement
the rghu authority of state the union But the
southern states it would be than infringement it would
ncacuabe danger those essential
people of this section safeguard the ballots purity against
rupt negro votes iltftBgsg
And long this linked with the popular
resolution had better sacrifice their
rey for senators than to accomplish important end
at of their negro Acknowledgement laws.
Senator Bacon of Georgia has rendered valuable and
enduring service TO the whole south well his
by the and determined taken against Suter
land amendment and also by the skill with which he
ed the sinister purpose that turks within this proposition
spect masefu In this tilt with of the foremost
this other country Senator Bacon got the better of the
logic and the better of the whole situation and drew from Senator
Root the admission that under the Sutherland
south could be stripped of Of its most important rights
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
AMHERST WILL HONOR
GREELEY AS EDITOR

Commemorative OF the centenary Of the birth
OF Horace Greeley. the staid old town OF Am
herst. n. H., IN which the edibr was bon
and in which be spent the first eight yeerh 'f
bis life. Is to have exercises in be old toFn
hall. says the New York Herald.
Arrangements for these exercises have be.sn
going On for weeks. More than three hundred
invitations have been sent cut,
The exercises are to be in the aftefnsen,
and Will include a pilgrimage TO the I'D GreslHy
homestead about i've miles from tie village.
feature OF the exercises viii be the rlal-
ing Of letters from Mr. Greeley ons the t1vi-
tation extended to him to deliver tie oraIien
at the centenary exercises OF the town. Ihese
letters are the property OF tn towns pe6le
library. Like all Greeley c0mmunieaons, they
ing bluntness which was CHARACTERISTIC OF tie
author.
There is a bit of a story about the Sid house
in which Mr. Greeley was born IL Is said that
ID was once a counterfeiters den and nat there
was a secret cellar under end which could
be reached only By a trapd0or conceaed under
bed The band eventually was bDken CT.
These incidents are said 10 have happsned JUST
after the Revolution, so the building II anclans
1t was in 1910 that the Greeley family tlrtr
lived IN the old New Hampshire esiderce,
which is now standing without any naage on
the extenrior. The Greeleys were farmers the
head OF the family. Zacchecs. having farm &c
eighty acres Of rocky, uneven land.
In the language of his father, HoIace YES
a peaceful and quiet child" His notner wss
New England woman who worked q the fafln
in addition to attending to her housahold duties
She hoed In the garden. raked ssy n ne
field sang all day and told stcries in the
evening Greeley wrote that these stories
served to awaken in me a thirst Dr learning
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
AaRInnrrunAL rRArN

A special agricultural train win be run
in Kentucky during the week of Marcn
to 10, on the Southern railway. he train
is to be run at the expense of ne read
and 1t is hoped by the management OF The
road that the farmers win come to hear
the speakers and to examine the protiuets
displayed on the train. Stops viii be
made at many places in each county Tor
an hour. Lectures and demonstrations
will be given. The train win be devoted
to dairying and soils and crops 1t Is
hoped that it may result In more and bet
ter farm products being produced sloHg
the line of the Southern. Any enc living
along that line should see the farmers
and business men Of his community and
make a request through the csllege thar
the train may stop at their tswn. Such
requests will be considered ir arranging
trip.
Dairy cows and butter exhibits will be
made Crops of different kinds will be
displayed and explained by experts. Lee
lures viii be given at each sop.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21

This plant deserves more attention
than 1t usually receives in most gard
ems throughout the country. Many peo-
pie do not grow 1t at all. The little
sprouts borne in great profusion in the
axis of the leaves are a great delicacy
and represent choice dish of the cab
bage family.
They are cooked similar to cabbage.
They are very hardy and may be grown
in the north as well as the south, as
they may be left out until freezing
weather begins. Light. freezing does
not injure the plant, and 1t is thought
by many that freezing really improves it.