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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14

When told that the mill would
surely start next month. Mr.. w. c.
Medford brokn out in song, as fol-
lows:
WHEN THE MILL STARTS UP AGAIN
For weary months we've all been looking
For better times In our old town,
Patient. hopeful--yet complaining
Ever since our mill shut down.
Hut hurrah we're now all smiling,
Better times viii soon begin;
Some ten short days, perhaps fortnight,
Until our mill starts UP again.
or an the people OF all vocations
Mn hands themselves are pleased the e,mosi,
Followed by some twenty merchants
yesthere's quite little host
or merchant men who have been saying
Then III order new goods in.
For wen sell stun Oy the wholesale
when the mill starts up again
Then there comes the boarding mistress,
Hotel man and restaurant
Who say they've barely met expenses
and made living very scant;
But now they talk among the lOudest
About how b0arders viii pour IN"
Say they'll have 20 build an annex
"When the mill starts up again"
Then there's the man OF saw and hUmmer.i
In HIS line there Is a lUll.
Some have had 10 leave our city
Business here has been 50 dun;
Likewise the man OF paint and mortar,
All long % hear the whirr and spin,
Expecting people 10 build mansions
sswhen the mill starts up again"
Then too, the farmers an around us.
who've been complaining loud and long
Cause there's no market for their produce;
Cannot sell it for a song"
NOW are smiling quite complacent
For sOOn they win be driving In,
CRYING. s.Taters-Cabbish- Water milyunsr'
when the mill starts up again"
But the sweetest thought with mil connected
Is: The man who owes M cash,
And the debt has passed the limit
Just considered so much trash
But now he comes and emphasizesi
Swears by the gods hen soon cash tn"
Vows hen pay rs al be owes US
sWhen the mn starts ap again"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14
The Poultry Yard

Do not expose the fowls to strong
March winds.
Never set a thin. lousy hen. She
won't stay her time out.
On cold evenings the hens must
be seat to roost with full crops.
Especially at this time of the year.
the fiIeless brOoder is to be recon-
mendsd,
For early hatcher II is best TO give
not more than eleven eggs to a hen,
or those on the outer edge may be-
come exposed and chilled.i
Any egg eaters in the flock9
Make the nests as dark as possible;
that viii help. II that doesn't dis
courage the culprit, sharpen up the
AK.
The brooder is more responsible
tor poor results than is the incuba
tor. The brooder has not as ye'
reached the stage % perfection tha'
the incubator. has.
Early spring winds are pretty Try
ing to hens They have been shu
up so long that they are tender an'
feel the blasts. Shelter them wel
tili the days are warmer.
A good way to prevent hens frou
overturning their drinking vessels, i
{ 70 punch a hole in the side-near ia
y top Of a tin pail or old tomato can
q and hang II up on a nail driven int
> the woodwork of the chicken hous
= about six inches from the grouns
q BE sure there are no sharp edges
u the can. or that the head Of the na
y does not profrude mere than half /
z iich
Most Of the msthods Of "brea
" ing up" hens from sitting are cruz
$ aud tire and distress the innocc
- hens who are rot TO blame for th.
70 instinct. The kindsst way is the +
'si lowing: When it is necessary
a. stop the inclination. place the hen
l0' nice clean coop. alone. with fre
OF grass. and all the fresh meat cut 4
1e- that she will eat. The meat
ats mediately increases the egg nouTl
no ment, and while the hen is havin
really good time. she is fast prep
o'' ing herself 10 commeace laying eg
as Il will take but two or three days
ess fore she forgets all about sitting. b
mo ing other affairs to attend to.
ne From March Farm Journa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14
Is Oa lOsV Journey

<. F. Lambreth. sf Oklahoma
City. who says he is walking 2S. 900 I
miles on a 5000 wager that be can
DO il within a certain tine. passed |
through Williamsburg tuesday.
speeding the night here. Lambeth (
started on bis tramp from Seattle.
Wash. jar. /. 1911. When he
reached THIS city he had walked Just
10. 9lS niles. according 70 bis hg-
ures.
The conditions Of the wager are
that he shall cover $4,000 miles On
foot in two years and eight months.
he SIN has over eighteen monihs 20
complete the journey aud says be
IS 400 miles ahead ofschsdule. Re
started without a cent Of money and
Sas 20 make his own living with
az Begging or of course. stealing.
| he does this BY making tTinkets OF
| 5aper. etc. He had a few cents
Vnen he cot here and called a. this
ffics for white paper with which be
sx.lfu.ly executed some imitation
fancy drawn work.
= Another condition of his wager is
+ th n be shah call on the mayor and
, chef OF police. He paid bis re.
! sps rs 10 those officials here and
S foun 3 them discussing the weather
G Lambrsth has been cut in all kind
of weat ler. ra.n. snow and slect. bu
r has been sick only fourteen day.
q since he stsrted from the Pscihi
a Coast. He weighed the day b
10 started 100 pounds. but now be tip
=. the scales at lSS. He has with hin
10 Jack. bis dog. Jack was purchase
when puppy in Tucson. Arizoha
at and travelled az FIRST In his master
ln coat pocket He has walked ovl
in 5000 milss and is the prince
X. tramp dogs in America. Lamorc
en says he has been offered S4OO
Sd the canine which is a cross hetwe
ne a Russian hound and a British bu
at But no one would dare to Kick Il
he houn dog 'round."
ie- LambreSh left yesterday morni
.od toward Richmond. He is allow
his 10 walk only eighthours a day.
. a mas already crossed eiRhrzen sta
the aud viii cross many more before
get long tramp back 70 Seattle is enc
and he pockets hn S6.OOC.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14

If you have trouble in getting rid
of your cold you nay know that
you arc not treating it properly.
There is no reason Why cold should
hang On for weeks and il will not il
you take Chamoszlain's Cough Rem
sdy, Fer sale hy all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14
Notes Here and There

The William and Mary and WI
liamsburR baseball teams VIII cross
bats on Cary Field next Saturday sf-
ternoon. If the weather permits. for
the benefit Of the playground fund. !
Admission 10 cents.
The public sale at r. a. Aisxsn-
der's Tuesday was well attended and
everything sold at good prices.
The Rev. II. T. Louthan. who
was formerly pastor of the Williams
burg Baptist church. and Mrs.
LOushan. were here the first Of the
week. looking after some furniture
they had stored here. They now
live IN Caroline county.
Il is understood that some Of the
Peninsula farmers will gradually
work into onion growing as a spec
/ ialty. This vegetable grows 70 per
fsction in this climate and where the
soil is adapted TO its eultursls the
es0p viii prove a profitable one. Il
is well worth trying. as prices for
onions are always good.
Eggs are lower in the local markei
] than known for months. They re-
tailed at the stores this week foi
D Twenty cents a dozen. Tue marlSe
seems to be glutted with eggs, anC
{ even millioaaires are able 70 eat a.
= many las two now. Potatoes ar
O "out Of sight" and sull ascending.
K Mr.. Russell Binns has made mark
J. ed improvement 70 his residence O
% Scotland street by the addition of
IL porch. MIR. Tom Wilkins has ais
IN beautfied his place in the same wal
The houses about town are sadly
k need o. paint.
i. D. A. Wentworth. who was
nt one time associated with John Dai
~ IN the real estate business. was
1l- Williamsburg on business last wee
to Mr.. Cary c. Branch has be
in shipping many barrels Of seed Iri
SD potatoes from Toano and is receivi
ne So per barrel on board the cars
NJ that station. The demand for {
ih- James City tuber for seed is VIE
z a spread. North Caroline being a &c
ar customer. The high price of Z
es. crop viii induce many to plant
be- large acreage this spring. if
av- weather allows the farmers TO
the crop into the ground.
|. Commissioner of the Revenus
P. MarstOn. OF ToanO. was
Saturday on business.
Judge Sydney Smith. of Yorkto
was here Saturday on legal busin
Mayor <. w. Warburton wa
NO. Norfolk last week. where be wen
purchase seed for his farms on ia
04n river. Mr.. Warburton will ?
forty acres IN SOFA beans
'nel A well patroniEed entertainr
'0ui was given at the Baptist church
Friday night for the benefit oi
s''e piano fund.
here
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14
A B0ld-HsadGd Woman.
Shorn of Her Crown of Beauty.
Loses in Love and Marriage


Hair is certsinlv most necessary to
woman. Who could love and marry |
bald headed woman7 What
charms could one array to Offset
such dis6gurement1
A woman's goal is usually love
and msrriage. Her crowning glory |
is her hair. The loss of her hair
mars her beauty. happiness. and sue
cess. Yet. right here il Williams
burg. there are thousands of women
who are neglechng or iniurine their
hair TO such an extent that it is only
a matter of time when it Will be utter
lly ruined.
MsnY women destroy the beauty
of their hair through thoughuessness
or ignorance Of certain facts. They
use curling irons over heated. or TO
excess. which DESTROYS the natural
oil of the hair. causing it to split,
break. and come out. They do net
shampoo their hair often enough. OF
ltoo often. They use soaps OF pre-
parstions which contain ingredients
positively harmful TO the scalp anc
!, hair.
AS a result of such treatment
, dandruff is created, the hair loosens
loses color. falls out. and baidnes
commences. unless proper ans
% prompt precautions are taken in time
- Then again. microbes and certai
IL disease bring about unhealthy seal
and hair conditions.
Almost any woman may rid he
self of dandrud and diseased sea-
and hair if she will but use the riel
remedy. We have that remed,
and we will positively guarantee tn
il will either cure dandruft and ball
ness OF it viii not cost the user an,
's', thing.
That's a pretty broad statemer
but We will back it and prove it wi
our own money. We will retu
your money if you do not find n
Rexall '93'' Hair Tonic is an entire
satisfactory remedy that will Fl
mote hair growth and overcor
scalp and hair troubles; that it "
grow hair even on bald heads. unle
all life in the hair roots has been c
tinguishsd. the follicles closed. al
the scalp is glazed and shiny.
gets its name froE the fact thai
grew hair in % out OF 100 cas-
where il received thoroughly hal
impartial. and practical test.
We want you TO Try Rexal g
e. Hair Tonic at our risk. You sur
cannot lose ANYTHING bv doing
49,, while you haYe everything to ga
You had better think this over. 9
tee then come in and see us about I
offer. You viii be well repaid
your visit to our store. Rememt
you can get Rexall Remedies in
community only at our store
Rexall Store. The Williamsb
8 Drug Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14
Grove Gossip.

Grove. Va. March l2-ME. and
Mrs. Jonn Dunn sprng Sunday with
AIRS. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). Swanson and
chldEen spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wickre. near williamsburg.
Mr.. Preston Fletcher Was Eivsn a
surprise party FRIDAY night On his
birthday. Those PresenT were ME.
and Mrs. Swanson and childrsa.
Misses Margaret and Emma. AID
George and sven. ar. Nest. Mal-
ue SINS. Finest Lewis. Raym0nd
Lewis. Mrs. V. {. Klroy ano Chlld-
Ten, Lucy. Eva. Marns. GEacie;
MRS. AppsrsOn. OF WilhNmshaEE:
Mr.. James Fletcher. Rsfrrsamszts
we're ssryed and AL hAd oetEnttua
ume.
Miss Louise Shepherd. Of Hal
s1sads Point. spent q tsS days EiEh
Mrs. A. &. darwood.
MRS. AppeTson and ckldESn are
visiting hsr brother. Mr.. REsstoa
Fletcner.
As the weather has been unsstted
for some time. the Union Sunday
/ SeHool has not made maGn DrogsSss.
only a few Sundays mat the SAM
cay School VAS not held. Always
a fsw present 70 study the woEa OF
God. We hope soon 70 see ths
weather better 50 all vii be able 10
meet again wnen cur SEpeEnprndznF
VINO mas oeen lately oereaySd OF one
mat IS sadly m1sssos vii DC able -
attend also.
In LOVING remembrance ct ouE
friend ano neignoor. Afr. Gels:
God ia His wisdom hath recalled
The boon his love hath ~ilieds
A place Is vacant IN our home
7 Which never caa be hilsd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14
MILL TOSTART
IN APRIL,
Many and Varied
Improvements,

Mr.. c. c. Groat. owner of the
Williamsburg knitting mills. an
nounced a few days ago that the
plant wound resume operations early |
next month. OF course. the entire
plant will not be put in motion at
once. but in a gradual way, as con
ditionS demand.
The many varied Improvements
have about been completed. A
great deal of detail work. however,
remains to be done. Just when the
plant will be running in every de-
partment is not known, but as soon
as possible it will be running to its
full capacity.
K IS now a modern up-to-oate
concern. with every labor saving de-
vice known that was possible to use
in this kind of a plant. Instead OF
producing from 800 to $50 dozer
garments per day, the new mill VII
produce something like 500 dozen
Instead of from $50 to 200 employ
ees. there will be nearer 400 whsE
all departments are in operation.
The mill viii manufacture fleec
lined. ribbed and flat goods for bot
men and women. Il will also man
ufscture a line of sweaters, which
anew departure here.
Mr.. Groat last Saturday close
the purchase of the briLk buildin
belonging to the Williamsburg War
housing Co. and formerly used Z
the mill as a storage room. Il W
be used for the same purpose /
the new owner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14

When you have rheumatism in
your foot or instep apply Chamber
Iain's Liniment and you will get
Quisk relief. Il costs but quarter.
Why sutfsEf Fer sale ~ all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14

The most common cause of in-
somnia is disorders of the stomach
Chambeslzin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets correct these disorders aud
suable YOU TO sleep. For sale By
aIlaealsEs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-14

John w. Sickclsnish. Grsenshosos
Pa. has three childEen. and kkn
most children thsy freQnsnEly szks
cold. We have uied several kinda
OF cough meoicine. he says. has
have never found any YET Inak aid
tnena asMaeh g0oo As InzsbeElsln'x
Cazgn Remedy.'' Fox s&lR ~ a.
dealers.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25
Stocks and Bonds

Nee FHk ntay noninal change.
nsff rhsah ~ iair eptalH= ~ ttsfafs
4ie1s msrtet Aesi ~ fhe affns =
faes Nsff sliTb1i8 laRer. noaefsf. ain
fhe rafsNiigr ~ NnlssinN a tine issinf
oss nas fsegrdee ~ Niss.sfl Kansas
aua Tfses
siecss ~efe auli aha heayy augina
~ Gerry Hfi ~ Fewpfaaysf session
~ pfniNr sruiNly aeflfc "a aasn IN re-
nfNeFi sfiiirG ifrseare nitfi Amaia
rieissi ana feN aihff afflse isaass
vefF Neft Ifiig heavy ae1 Az matr+
msuf meHatrS farfhFr ifvett selling
coaafbria asuaa etogippfd rnr0
tain
Npsfg ut FgN rpUliHNt1 firm "a the
fpffhef ofsn 90 inierioF hanks
itpls eleaaf
Ife Aisarls stump ~ nfnlm ~ she
eogfk4 - Wnah fFinee ffil ~ 3 palnts
was sitfnafa % fumay1 ~ fefa hsr e.
fiees flnanrtal sFoubA ~ EAfoDr
The hestv sfliins mes emeHt Ai,41f6
lafes ana prices tnAee oafus slight ~.
cyferg tpt lsf mAFHets uuaegf9Db PEE
malned fs4rflsn au0 vlAfeFsAin AZ n
awaiginS . fgrrh atsAff.
Closed Quiri Hfeprfriee from file
iom teyel fesFhfa po'ui ~ fnaTe VI
fhr eiatinN n0s1r linefneFs beeAlnH
snsAiler a. prlccs Improved.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25
Grain


tAseNe Wac hrns uasnoa otsst
Hiehtf tifaHfi stlhe So lasl n4fhI
iu Az = 49, n.fenifsf started al "a
fH - 3 Shade iu ANA hlthar ia.ieh
- Hsh sea aNd ihen tsts fo tst. $
ssN
t3Ftfuess ~ dcmana rtsa cefr f.,e,
iuiniHf much in fns uNrsf tt.ise nt
ruhet aYtllea isfaHe,.f ie 4, t,eher
i.i i-sfA 90 ga. etsa ena rsaisa g.
tsM
nais inm an shnsnes ~ faiine rfef
snfr ~ riuhef opsn.a cd lk b. ~
hishcf ei asA WttN 500 HHHfa ts
fessn 1sA Hfth
Short N"ftf'Nf sifeHffhtnat nfutis
tHs itfei tfaHH4. i,sis tarfsa r.ta,
trnif uff o. lNf HANanlf $500 ttn.
uHff rnrs iapuHfsfsN feflftH
1850 isf asd and fiha ~ tolaA ~
len
fsnernrs HDDfeHsfd uion faf
tfhiened wheat rt,sfi nfm pa,sn
srf b. nfi hIHhrf 81 ttaHat
A. aHtfiunai tare adtamrf ism
fram iiinnif rrppns thai husAins
fufne we've faiiiAF tH4f ~ rsrt.fafial
Nmsfa fpsn - nef hiehtf ~ t1n z
iarsrmegf
t'lAstoH raFf wheat 80 foa tf
afp4A Na hart sfuat $50
nnfiAtfn aNn s4h
rnfn 30 ant Nn Ysilpe cas-
ftA 30 > ~ldis ttH FstA
Naie - ehit, siN 0ae sianasi
aat 4stH
Hi i0uia gath wheat So I#
lienit4 So hsea asts 1854
cats 30 p $50 Na walif 90
itanaHs 'iiY raFh Whssi Nn
Hard slsuelN $50 hard ffM oteH
rofn NH mNad aid ty nse "a
$50 > mised nta sn' nos bln
nsiF he NnHf atuat So mn
ed ttsWata
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25
PURCHASE 5000 ACRES OF
LAND FOR COLONIZATION
" >. klsbsss Makes Sale 70 Thee. y.
sseh q Co. taielns~s psssssrs
rfepxfts o. THAT Co.


Nl+ii,iiA. 1vxa sist - fhne D.
A.'.''i ~'1 company, w-flu naTe nrnn scF
ihf i#e' filFer butfa rpiuuizinG II stip
tiefn - aenrna cauatt have guaf eit.s
~ aeal ni'h d = hiubvrr FOR B.ae1
stfss ~ additional iBua @xfeuaine fgun4
the ~ -. ~ a a. railway 10 me arm
- iasiilH's isag nhlrh NiH ~ nulld8-
fiafq AZ once lnfn tracts ~ lsa aerus
rAtk fhla sad - a4ll - shs ssffs,n.i
fteti y ~ n the nffeslas halt. ana
pafuiieis the rtefnftau tine nav IN.
asf osfaiFpuiiDn ffen Risiefa g. hl-
tefa tsolrh
This fseme pwk u ~ fur sbs saeoo
Methodist eheflh nos being balll W
t'eaifsrasf ruensf
The fiapiisi church has nstenfad sotm
sfai piefttd THAR fund aud uspsit a.
tgui"fpte sFeetin4 ffeif A1iaf1 safir
~ the sps1hs
Marcus fAEiieA. ihe loeel menAAas
- 'rHea . knfh AVA ranipant. frsufta
that iha1 have noia ulthln ska seat
~esN 10 aefra - innd IL paftuss wha
kfs 81 hsAeeut nesuai seftlsra
neFfhaf BIAS ~ h4fe fealataAt.
ana seue ffafHa ,ifaf II w@ssia conn
lnehfe fpln'f.N aznin. nos NJ Tar Cher.
issle istea 30 rft'liatAtlsn fhs around
4 sfif 'ee wes NJ i,'nM ~ Ncspsint ~
fhN Hgp lnrnna ~ fHle Mh7th ~. nsrn
y frN @ata u1A
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25
TIE CALLER-HERAL Dan ~
MARKET PAGE

nat sot1 nsasl ~ inmeamtess rpsusaei
~ N'ansah "a the glope ~ gk4 eArssl.
iicn NHlie thaaf pai9 Nsls ~ QaAsaa.
tiute "a Ere extA,aslisn esnan.ls f.,f
thHts Aatn
fhs thlfApe liss sseeA weYia ass
ihsl ihefv oll ~ nlenN 20 cattle Nv
tht neNi iet snnNfhs ava II ths tshae,
estsn'i ',tNtpt t W rau eal.h ne f.4
nffs fpvin ias "a tiess gaitaaa. N4s,sa.
rlif a. l...als sad taars waaA -
ttpna yesterday A Nrft AVOID sNaalnt
fef ihe nlatlt ~ lhe seed ~ 4 soen
iff any, ~ tsAttle
SAssfmtn ha.e hern aseatine n,a
tianf fo ne tggefl "a fm.lne n4lnt
saNeole ff maftleN shete nAlrh \ Ia
tentin ftAdahie ana st itt same ifut
nsi - iaiaft.us a. tae skie II lhe AM,
rsel cf arftuei frem lhe value ~ ~
tisers Nfafulhs s. aNlis i shreY 81 =
efa ihf state sfficHiiafsl eelirre aaf
eren niskinA qHHe euasisef n rsrfsl
etnis AiahA fhts Hnt sra hate anh ~.
rtnin iseuei 4 tuitln nh tha sunls.i
Aha AlsN issnleins hfitfs tra rttoffs
ui mtfeiiNsiiiins ehitA hl4e he4n r.aa.
~ltt ntnt nh~eg nf,.nsiins paints A.
rsHli ~ ti,tse lnttsitaaifas.s ihis
tiHfnn frftmmWis itt $50 30 a saint
mfae 49, failuWe iir zoe mAftsns X
shrfr Venetian us ilnsesd ol aad
inflf,niiae. HeHts enavsh ~ ihs batter
o. a ,fsalut paste Ni iha h,fmrf a. "a
iam thr pfupef consistency ~ 4plii
'At'aa fh ihc extended otlrrimrutu
thd intesi.Hsfiens eith tAis ruguiula u
eis foupa thai sueh nsafkinr issai
NNs eNifieieniif dpfshie Is mcri ga
pfatflft proposes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25
PRODUCE sAwSrr


YESTERDAY
haflef slsaat tfeAmstle. stt. asa..
aatles f4hHsse
Ntrs siosts tttfiptf fesa cases
AZ naft verses lpel.iea leU sat ufal
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tAstsr tnstiihd Asisita ia
ts3Hs iss ~ase. Nasns Ats.4I
fte tfA uffee tsanF tafns if4ff4r
toiaites sies,dt tvteipls 81 s4r.
y i.ttnFir stHte sIrnsa.f4 taats..
A. a.htsan ttatsr
tAanhff iste unsettled. taghssa H..
thithfuf lif atfuas l1U
teti Stead, tHsts
NsHsss CITY pfoaA1a
hansae tiii t9eas4fAhs utfs -s
f.iieat fcsiefAat
hsffef sht enrs unrtarert
~ Aens Psaaata
~ inHls 4attalntna anis as ~
'aNf YtafeFist
feH'iff ffm etlekent N. st.sa.
~ totaess AZ aaf4- arr rr,st is.
haitef steady stfauHft tluaoe
isNs tllhsf sat
New Vera f'rasass
NNN NWfh FeNs ftaaIt' unth4Df.t
fafipis iRptf neest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

and hiehcf rlieos are freely predicted
ceNnunlp HHlents ats bIrhef On fnn
ee@ht Vita tAlts ~ ne tests u pr
feArA ~ ss-ssfe 4NiSAl- - lt.is h-sx~-.
Il y spllnatsa thai ths raet II earn
n N~tue wf1l ~ l,~s than 500 ntu
yAses CIR both states. compared with
s1sseat eRtos last year.
Hepess tnffent ~ shs issae afs that
pftefal fafstsfo hafs r4thet So a. the
rneap Western eetn ~ ~ hHd NJ ast
apsrn AZ factory
ktaata fslas4 tsue~s -. - - inela
s's~ wNfe differed n.r shtnhsf shir-
ment On a. is lsasip esuAl ausnft.
iiet ~ al siees aut without pfemlum
IN SEA
kfterilns - late wires from thr
eoaft peaches Afs nuere fnnlsx heia
hassA - tNf an s'hrtre Mnigs n e.
Feti''d lseses isits a. shis sleufe have
H+en N4i.nsa
ne ,efa rses - sses wss ere ene
yases, Ia 1875 10 dfoprea % AfsG.e ee
eases enA frnr asrin IN isia 20 tses3
rrt t1reA Tns fs-@fa 49, b*s.t4a Il,
iaii VITA istai epg tase~
ctaia = tenAs New fcsAt tsohs.@
slightly brftrr ~ tradr huyine faarinw
nNsi. hal fafesAsk warmer Zoe Nest
shnuA Step short eoSrrlnR wnhnui
hNHnE frusl shafflf liin,- u sin b.
in,i~'etihis ~ saslsie ssriast heavy
fnotrnrnt.
A lsis4fsin fFsssn nasynorl MAlno. ~
rnfiud 80 ran ~ eertinss ~ having
feitn ~ ~ alfnpHf ntlhlnn Thuac Ia
q iIDsitinn 81 kna~ nsmffhinH - ths
hnniia ~ fhik fish state ihnk : sosaa
it,a ~ the uie anp neans thal she ena
- ~ seaeen = IN ssght
rAe vssaa sseckmAn and rsfmef
says
SAYS 4 freeat euwter " the cowsu.
iAf Nsrofti HArrnftspe a. recant
numhsf ~ lhf Ffaunfafirr T~liuna.
fNl'sf Hneefa hAfe shows that dry eos
laio tnpt hatr ne eafot value faf feed
iue i've aintA - s....a matfe~ has
fhr belief That roiain greens arf harm
fsi g. eNhnsia j. tgeHTtfug a. ghs plafes
meet saeit1 4 lttludlft Without fnsn-
nettr i'oirie lpla mnei ~ Dried az
spaeiai pu4tete ~ sfsaunf - tho
ihlihneHs ~ she ~ialts ana Il q heilrf+
- ihai lhs appagtias usea for atvlns
heritl rptaiors sfain etc. san nlaa ~
nefi ~ itis ltifpnsn rho Eiefnok
estimates ihsi 81 shr event that Unu.
foHtth ~ ~ efop ~ potato gnps -
dfAssi ~ slrk feei $3.50 900 ~ seae 200
thus weftt ESQ "a $50 600 may ~
utialnrd n lhe above holds ffus thep
zoe ppisis gfewpgs have aonpthinKu
neW ~ ielk about
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fsFnfFr are 60 3r l.safinh. 3he AAtians
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nlne W NJ oftpf,t4 Il "a a.ahA 94s Aslss
Tbs = eisous ~ a'ne Mia fha olslpleR
here
t.ifffpm1 caliias New fefk lht4t 81
some fear ~ sanehesfsf tiesallefles
ftfps fDfsfa ~ ~ 49, tbpfs fliiIs W.
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ion allh 9silfefisF
fhe wpsihcf mag ~ seff ,rlHspieus
eies HvW ffuAi tefofte aft hfiuN
hwatted frem IA seflenk ~ fllt feesls
whefe tpp Fnp Is snpeNfaa S.
Lent ~ fhe mau ANzanle fpfffn ear
fhanRt fefpfntA today fSnn rnefo and
says that &fefion isas salF ~ pFs~llsef
4 large iep rfsE ihls f4ar ~ lta kiAlts
hnse IS nHuaRal nunbw ~ beils ca
lhsnt A gasa ifpes mlll meea Npea
eleed sFa4 from this sysSlsH ~ eRi0
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rs YAH flffer laxs rpsa An0uSle0 w
ieb.soe pltees cauRi'meoi as1suuAss9
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