davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
en- ReoeeioreIie.

Sra Stem 9orf mebbeleS ben 7be
april: De ire commissioner, iom
al ben merifanife Hepolrltionsferer
General Sro5co er ienbt bio til San.
Oct forat freuuitiue for oct ameris
fanife Solf observation-disclosures SIDE |
Den paagaaenoe 9onilift, retter / ct
/ Ren Oorf / WanbaeS oifentIig.
giort Srlterbielu eft meget bittert On.
ereb MOB 4rPiioent WaoeroS 90.
miniItration og erfl9rer, at bans
Saftif langiomt men iiffert fSrer
Rationen frem til afgrlmoens RanS.
Mabero beitploes for at booe
brubt ale fine belige Setter iii Dem,
iom bialp bam meb at omiptte
Gia5' Gegiering. San beifploes for
Dtisbrug al DC offentIige NioIer,
forat babe biofsrt De nprpprenoe
urolige Silitanoe og for life of p9re
iitanb til of beifptte bperfen llolpr.
oingernes eIler Sanoets egne 9orgc.
res Sip og @ienoom.
Waberos ferite oificielle Sonoling
bar, erflGres Ger, ct oabent grilb
paa Gro og 2ope. SEQ 9(rnleens
SiGIp tpang ban life aIene aongreS.
len til at oefretere afboIoeIien al
Freiibentpalget iaa umiboeI6art ef.
ter 8epolutiorens 8iennemfsreIie,
at oct umuliggiOroe enbper Sppoii.
ton, men ban iframte ogiaa Bel.
gerne og fnuite enboer Sppiition
imob iia.
ga Grpiioent 9ias ab6icere6e,
foreianotes ser $50, 5000 8uI6
| Statsfasien. Ser Waaneoer efter
Raoeros SiltrGbelie al GrGiioent.
embeoet bar aasien paa oct nGrme.
lie tom, nben at Rerico baooe nogen.
iombelit galuta at bile for engene.
Wen Merico peo, beoer oct / He.
begisrelien, bpor Yengene tog
Seien. Yrpiioertens 9rooer pre-.
ientereoe en- Regnins for Den be.
ifeone Gum al 100000 for angipe.
Iiee llbeiiter / 6~orbinbeIie meO Re.
polutionen, og gelsbet bleo paa Ra.
beros Orbre uobetalt bam nben no.
gen anpisnin9 ira De loplige Wpn.
oigbeber.
Nan peo ogiaa meo gigbeb, of
2egieringen paa birefte Sr0re ira
Erpiibenten, bar beiluttet at ino.
fisbe fra hans Snfel, 9~orenso Con.
5aIes 9repino. en- SanoitrGtning /
Gan GarIos Territory for $1,000.
600 9ecos (S3, 100000, ifisnt 8iio
og bper Wano ueo, at Den life er
perb SaIpbeleu al bette @elsb.
Reoegisrelien ilntter meo oen gr.
fl9rine, at Rabero allerebe paa Oct
aller n9rmeite bar illofsrt Mericos
guin os ~bibfsrt biotiI j @egieo
ubsrte Siitanoe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12

6armere, DOC @itneS o. Conn Silfe,
orufneoe Der ibag unoer 6oriseet
paa at i9tte ooer oeu opipulmeSe
Slob / Ell let Hobauo.
Doc Wines' Is aor aomIe son
Sobn, ser bar mes Dem | gaaoen
reboeSe iig paa Ell rent p~iounberIig
Woabe peb at boppe ira oet enc So.
ilag iii set anbet, iubtiI ban naaebe
iaa nnr SloobreOOcn, at ban fit Gag
/ ct Gang, iom faitebcS no iii ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
w Sorbunosienator

@upernsr Sooper al Sennesiee
bar, ifsIge en- t~eleirafiif Reooelelie
ira NaIbpiae, ben Sbe bs. uNnppnt
Iepeu Sanbers / Chattanooga til
SnrbunSsienotor eiter Senator go.
bert g. Saplor, iom ~fornpIiJ er al
aaaet peb Osben. Ir. Sanoers er
Sormonb / Den republifunife Grefn.
tipfomite pg en- meeet iremitaaenoe
Sabrifant.
San biz bli Sen treble Republifa.
ner, ion bar tient Stoten Sennesiee
/ Sc Tsor. Staters Senat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
Qlaifa ~iioleret.

Sra Seattle, @aibington, meboe.
les Den t0he oS., at anbeliorbinoel.
len meb alaifo, Der bIep afifanret |
2sroags iom Sslge az ct @r,ib pon
llnoeruanoSfablen, neppe pil funne
bIi a~ienoprettet igien paa mlIigens
flere Tiger.
RegieringenS aobelifib "gurn.
lioe" er iortiben ubruabart, og Der
iinbes tntet nnbet Sattsi, iom fan
a~noenoes / bets Steb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
Rooiepelt ieirer / Juinois

FrRiiocnt Gait bar peo BrimGr.
poIget / SQinois | Girsoags Iiot ct
fmienbe Reoerlog, ioet ban bleo be.
ieiret al Sbeooore RooiepeIt meo ca.
10000 Stemmers Woioritet.
enom itsrre par ben bemofroti.
re BrPiibentfonoibat Speofer
Champ Glarfs Seir oper i'm oigtig.
tie Wobitanber, @rpernsr 8obrop
@iIion, ibet bans StemmefIerbco
ODER oenne anilaaeS ill 10000
Stentmer.
CHARLES 2. 9eneen gienrominere.
bes al Hepublifonerue for en- treble
Sermin meo $4,000 Stemmers Ma.
%ioritet. I'll oemofrotiif 8upernsr.
fanoioat uominereneS fho. 9orger.
meter / Chicago Gotporo 3. 31trne
me6 ca. 10000 Stemmers Raiori.
ret.
9aprence 3. Sberman nominere.
oes al RepubIifanerne til Sor6un6s.
ierator meo 10000 Stemmers Blu.
ralitet oper gumle Senator Guaom,
bOis Reoerlag pGientlig ifplbes bans
3eltaseIie / Spiooaifningen af Sena.
tor 2orimer.
Som 3emofraterres aanSi0at FOR
5orbunosienator nominercoes So
mes Snmiltou 9epis.
8amle "Snfel Soc" Cannon, ge.
prpientantbuiets ibp, egenmPstige
Speafer, giennominereOes meb tor
Raioritet for aougresien tiltroos
for, at Rooieoelt- bans 9iitritt fif
en- flor Stemmefierbeb oOer Sait.
Sorilaget ON Stemmeret for
apinber leo ct aigisrenbe Re6srlas
OF begrapeoes urSer Ell iaa p4Ibigt
Soroitreo, at oct oiI tnge lang Sib
at iaa Oct grapet op igieu.
OF Se biotil palgte GeIeeater til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Chicago sisr
Rooiepelts Sopebfoarter | @aibing.
ton BauItauo paa 1870 % giper Salt
40, Ga Soaette 36 os Gummins A..
vi Sc ~reitereuoe flasiiiiceres 81 iom
~uinitructeo" % t4S iom ~eonteiteS~
Safts SopeSfuarter meooeIer ct
belt an6et ReiuItat al fine 9eregnin
ger. Sraresnet Selesaterne ira 81.
Iinois. iom De life bar taget meS.
ioroi Ieiultatet enoa life bar aigiort.
paaitaoes 3f3 at bore for Sait, 80
for @oOiepelt. SO for Ga Soaette %
A for Gummins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12

&oalo beo paa Slonorif SroalSr.
~Sroalor" err en- Communicating al
Sroene "brobb" CSersmnelie) OF
~palA" @Rloe, Mast). Siam man
tanfe iig ct mere pasienoe Rapt
paa Sgopolens grobrer3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12

oil gisre alt, iom itaar | Wenne'terS
Wagt at gisre, Tor at Ilaa neo en-
SammeniuRrgelie, Der er ligeIaa Tor.
reberif iom nogen, Der nogenlinoe
bar pPret uofl9ffet imoo en- ltor Na-
lions Gin. Spis pi faar forfaltet
Some Glile MI, iaa oil ben for altlo
bore noe al Sogaen." 10000 bitre
irife W~ooitanbere Of irif Some Gule
maridereoe / Srocesiion De 312 Wtil
ira geliait no til neutrality-suspicious..
- De engelife Sigtere bar MI ogiaa
begpnbt of blanoe fig mo / Some
Gule- Seioen. Sir Irtbur Conan
Sople bar melbt fig til Soripar for
Hegieringens Elan, mems Hlloparo
&ipling bar ltiaet Jig | Wtooltanoer'
mes H9ffer.
2apc Eprtotarter.
Sra Berlin telegraferes, at Oct tn
lie Sanoclsforbuno, Der omfatter
omfring $50 al De itsrite Sorrct-
ningSiirnlaer og inOuitrieQe 5orenin'
ger / Sanoet, bar ienot en- SenitiQing
til &itsoagen meo Iumobning til
zen ON at tage Sfribt til at faa tno'
fert en- ensartet 2 Gents 9repporto
oper belle Seroen. Get frGpes, at
8egieringen gipes 9empnoigelie til
at inoleoe llnberbanolinger meo ale
andre 9ati5ner ON benne Sag, iom
ioa fan bli bebanblet paa Den nelte
internationale 8pitfongres / WaOrio.
Com ct inoleoenoe Sfribt foreIlaaes,
at Ell G9ffe Raboitater / europa
itrar beiluttter at giennemfsre en- iaa-
ban Geform.
&nlitreifen bGpet.
9riften / De brittle alllgruber er
mi after igai1g. On ltor Del al De
itreifenbe arbeibere g~ienoptog ar'
beioet / Manbaes og Here tulgte Ell
fer / Sirsbags. Sam peo nogle 8rus
Der / Sfotlanb err enbMl 6olfene paa
Streif. 9e bar enbmu $15O,0OO !
i'm Streifefasie, iaa bet batter life,
iiaer De. De ferIte &ul, iom nopin-
oes, bill gaa til Sernbaner, Santp'
ifibe og De itore Sabrifer, og fprIt
ON ire, fire Tiger fan ben itore al-
menbeo pente at faa noget. Oilers
bill oet tage euonu Longer, fer altlng
otter fonlmer / normalt 8i9nge.
Gluffen "A.
Sra lite Stunt oil oct franife Goit'
% Selegrafpeien finn bape ubre,
Iom piier Salene fra 1 til "a. 9enne
Geform / Sibsangipelie1 er inofert
uoeluffenoe al praftiife Senipn. ioet
man berpeo fan ilsiie 3ilfsielien
"Sormibbog" og "@fternltooag" I
Siosangipelier. Moffen Ter betpoer
berefter altiaa uoeluffenoe aloffen
fer @orgen. Get, iom biotil bar
ppret falbt aloffen ier gftermioDas,
bill altioa bereiter betegnes iom ret
pa ilet alpffen atten. aloffen tolo
er berefter altio Wibbag. Get, iom
for por aloffen toIp Wtibnat, oil ber'
efter hebe aloffen "a. - Sette prafs
tiIfe spItem bar forreiten / mango
gor peret britgt / ben transfcntinen'
tale srafif paa Canadian Tactfic ga-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
A VICTORY FOR CLARK.

\ dispatch received yesterday
from !. Stuart Clark. promoter o.
the Wendell 20 IIagernan electric
line, over which there has been
considerable litigation. announces
that in the decision handed down
by Judge Walters yesterday he
CLARK scores decided victory on
every point at issue. We hope now
that work can proceed on building
the line and that our two neighbor-
ing towns may soon bc linked in
closer communion with bands Of
steel. \ more detailed account Of
the decision will be given in sub
sequent issue. (Wendcll and IIa-
german papers please copy
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
LAND BOARD MATTERS.

There is nothing new to report re-
garding the disposition of the North
Side matters now before the board
The case was to have been finally
disposed Of yesterday, but tele-
phone from Boise last evening stat
ed that Governor Hawley was con.
fined 10 his home 10y illness and
that nothing would be done until hc
was able Ia be out again.
The King Hill controversy which
has also been before the board for
some time. was finally disposed OF
on Tuesday, by the board referring
the whole matter Ia the Federal
Court for Adjudication.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
SELF PRAISE.

We take especial pride in pre-
.o,;ng our readers with this issue
=, ,be Times, which is not only sig
nj6cant Of the class of work that
..r he done in this office. but it
.l.o reflects great credit upon our
husiness men who in such "A sub
.,autial manner have shown their
.upreciation Of II progressive news
amor in their midst. We trust that
,bev NAV reap tenfold benefit from
the money spent in this manner,
and if you find something in some
II these announcements that inter
ets you, don't be afraid to tell the
merchant that you saw the same in
the columns Of the Times. Such
little remarks always help the paper
and is an assurance TO the merchant
that he is getting value received for
the money thus spent. We have -
limited number Of extra copies
Of this issue wrapped ready for
mailing, and if you have some
friends Interested in the tract, send
them copy.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
TO ENFORCE THE LAWS.

State Dairy, Food and Sanitary
Inspector Wallis is out with bulle-
tins calling attention to some of the
new laws which he proposes to en-
force to the letter.
The sale Of undrawn poultry Gle.
poultry containing the entrails or
intestines) is forbidden under the
food laws of Idaho, which prohibit
the sale of ANY part of an animal
unfit for food The following sec
tons of the law cover the same, as
construed 10y this department;
IAN article of food shall he
deemed to be adulterated if it con-
sists in whole or in part of II dis
eased, filthy, decomposed, infected
tainted, putrid or rotten animal on
vegetable substance or substances
Or any part or portion OF an animal
diseased or otherwise unfit for food.
at shall be unlawful for any per
son or persons, corporation or cor
porations to sell or offer for sale the
meat of any cattle, sheep, swine, tsl
game, foul or poultry which II
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
ADVANTAGES OF GOOD SlLO
6Ize Of Receptacle Should Be Adapted
to Number Of Head Of Animals
to Avoid Spelling.

BY PROF. W. NJ EATON, Connecticut
Experiment Station)
One OF the greatest advantages OF
The silo is that it can be made 10 tide
over the time when there is a serious
dlminution of green pasture feed dur
ing July and August The question
OF the size or a silo becomes very i'm
portant. During the warmest part o.
the year silage spoils very rapid!
where ii comes in contact with air
Spoiled silage is dangerous sub
stance TO feed. Besides tanning the
milk and upsetting the digestion OF
the COW, it often becomes poisonous.
To avoid this, it is neces sary 10 iced
of each day from one and half 10
two inches. II this is done the silage
does not have time TO change or fer
ment much. A silo Is feet in diameter
will feed ~ animals l6 feet in di-
ameter SO animals, and IL feet will
feed 20 animals. Ii the herd is large
enough, two silos of different di
ameters are great economic con
venience For the winter feed use the
large diameter. and for summer the
small one Another advantage is in
filling. One will be settling While the
other is being filled and one-third
more silage can be put in both. The
tall. narrow silo is better than the
broad low one. The loss is much less
Taking all things into consideration.
it is evident that L round, wooden
staVe silo is the best. And a wooden
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

blown, tainted, heated, soured,
raised, stuffed, putrid or impure, or
which, for other reasons, is unfit
for food. "
The possession Of any food, the
sale Of which il forbidden by law, j.
prima facie evidence that it is for
sale.
1t is against the laws Of Idaho t.
sell vinegar from any cask or kcg,
unless the said cask or kcg is brand
ed or stenciled on the head with the
true name Of the vinegar, name Of
the article or articles from which it
is made, and the name and address
Of the manufacturer. The placing
Of printed label on the cask or
kcg is neither branding nor stencil
ing.
All dealers should get guarantees
from the wholesaler, iobber or man
ufacturer, that the vinegars they
buy comply with the pure food laws
Of Idaho. Idaho farmers who are
manufacturing Il good grade Of pure
cider vinegar from their apples are
going to be protected from this
spurious stuff and notice is therefore
given to all interested that the laws
Of Idaho deems "A product adulter-
ated, if it is mixed, colored or
stained in a manner whereby dam
age or inferiority is concealed.
Bulletins are mailed to dealers 50
that they may not violate the law.
Prosecutions will be instituted
against any and all persons found
80 doing.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

Washington, Dec. 1.-The interstate
commerce commission today held as I'M
reasonable the existing rates on fruits
ana vegetables from Louisiana and Texas
points, apples and other dcciduous fruits
from Oregon, Utah, Idaho, and on
'''rus and dcciduous fruits, canned goods
ana vegetables from California points tn
'rawiord, Neb., and other middle west
erh destinations. The commission or
uered that an average of approximately
~ per cent reduction in rates, the re-
dnced rates to be into effect for at least
wo years from February lst next.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
A Poor Farmer.

When you see a farmer burn his
straw pile, says an exchange, you
can make up your mind that he l.
poor farmer. An average sized
straw pile contains about 800
pounds Of nitrogen and 100 pounds
OF potassium. II these elements
We're purchased commercially they
would represent about $3.50 In
addition to this the straw contains
a great deal of organic matter Of
humus, one Of the things that our
soll needs very badly. Straw makes
very good manure and has an un-
limited value.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

Three railroads, forming part OF
The New York Central system, have
Just been indicted by the federal
grand jury at Chicago for giving
rebates to favored shippers. 1t APP
Pears that 100000 was given back
10 certain shippers, and that this
was concealed from the government.
uncle Sam proposes to stop dis
elimination in freight rates even II
Il lew railroad officials have TO be
sent to Jail.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
Stsve Sllo.

round wooden-stave silo The kind OF
corn to silo is that which will produce
the most nutriment per acre, whether
1t be flint or dent. 1t is an economic
advantage to have corn mature for
SLIDING. The middle of the growing
season is July 20. from which date the
planting and harvesting of any va
riety can be determined. The. prac-
teal applications of these suggestions
ought to increase the value per acre
Of silage from 40 to so per cent.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

unable to furnish refrigerator ears
nave allowed the loading of box
vars ior potatoes, providing the
shipper agreed to such service and
guarantees the payment. Of the
freight. \ large portion Of the
crop has been shipped from South
ern Idaho in such cars and it would
seem that the railroads should re-
ceive for such service lower rate
than for refrigerator car service.
This matter Of freight rates and
ear service is one that should have
the careful consideration of every
grower and shipper in the potato
section Of Idaho, and is matter
that should be carefully gone into
before another potato season.
1t occurs to the writer that the
railroads can well afford to make
lower rate Of from ten to fifteen
cents per hundred pounds ON pota-
toes III box ears to Oklahoma and
Texas points, which would mean
from ten To forty per cent more for
the crop to the Idaho grower, and
would no doubt help greatly to get
the crop to market. No doubt in
these newer sections where no stor-
age Is available, seventy-hve per
cent Of the crop could be safely
shipped in box cars, which are
more plentiful in the early shipping
season than the refrigerator cars.
This Is Il matter that should be
taken up with the railroad compan-
les, and it would be well for all oi
the Business Mems Associations and
Commercial Clubs, as well rs all Of
the Farmers and Shippers organiza-
tons to appoint committees to work
along these line, at once.
The freight rates on hay do not
seem 10 the writer to be 50 very
high, from the fact that the tonnage
per car is less and the hauls are III
most cases long. In addition, hay
is crop that should remain ON the
farm wherever possible, and this i
not, and never will he, true Of such
crops IL potatoes.
Another subject that | believe Of
interest Is the seed growing indus
try, both gr',-- and garden seeds
When ii j. considered that il costs
hut little more per pound to ship
seed than potatoes or hay, and the
crop sells AT from ten to fifty times
a, much per pound, i matter that
should interest every farmer
\ number have grown profitable
crops of red clover on the tract this
season, and with the incrca~c of
humblcbees, which are necessary to
the growing OF red clover, it would
seem that the red clover seed would
he IA paying crop here in the future
In addition, seed buyers are max
ing inquiries in this section for a.
sike clover, and also white clover
seed and seed peas. All of these
can no doubt be grown here to good
advantage, and if a sufficient num-
Der of farmers would agree to con.
tract their crops the same as is be.
ing done in the Idaho Falls and st
Anthony sections, and on the Soutl
Side As we'll, no doubt a reliable
seed dealer can be induced to con
tract the crops for this section.
The writer is vitality interested il
the success of the North Side tract
and of the farmer on it, and have
set forth in the above some of IN.
ideas and views of present condi
tons, and possibilities for the flu
ture. WILLIAM WAGNER,
Pres. North Side Warehouse an'
Commission Co.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
North Side Problems
To be Solved
Various Matters that REQUIRE a
Concentrated Action Among
Settlers and Shippers.
by Vim. walner.

possibilities of the tract for the
future.
while the acreage Of grain has
been small the results have been
satisfactory. especially on clover or
alfalfa land. The hay crop and
the potato crop have proven all
that has been claimed for them
Unfortunately the market for bay
and potatoes have not been salts
factory this fall and this, with the
shortage OF cars for both, has pre-
vented the marketing Of the greater
portion of these two crops.
The local price Of grain is in
most cases a little above what il
would cost to ship the same kind
Of grain in and H. there is no more
grain IN the country here than will
be needed for feed and seed before
a new crop, the prices now prevail
ing will no doubt be sustained.
The low price Of corn in Nebraska
will no doubt allow the shipment
Of corn into this section at a price
that will compare favorably with
the local market for wheat and
other grain 50 that the feeder will
no Doubt be able to buy his feed al
prevailing prices for the greater
part OF the season.
The market for potatoes, especial
~, has been against the grower here
this year but that is crop TTal
should be grown every year and Oh
the long average will surely pay
well. The experience OF shippers
and handlers OF potatoes this season
IN tins section has been very I'M
satisfactory from number ol
stand points. Early IN the season
there was a fair market, that would
leave Il FAIR margin for the grower
and the shipper, but unfortunately
only a small portion OF the crop
could be moved on account oi the
scarcity of cars.
At the present writing a market
has opened up for hay, but the car
shortage is still with US and only
one-third OF the hay that l. sold Is
being loaded. and the prospects Tor
shipping out the surplus OF hay
during the winter are not al all
bright.
Our experience this season has
Taught ~ n number Of lessons that
il would be well for us all to under
stand and remember. One of the
chief and most important ones be-
ing that of our surplus stock of
hay and potatoes, we can afford to
ship nothing but the very best
stock. There has been n tendency
at times when the price is low to
believe that on account of the low
price, an INFERIOR er"ue VIII ''''N'
up some OF the difference Ill '''e
price. \ greater '''''"S' '''''''
be made. On nay anu p''''o',
especially, the cost oil hahol'ne anu u
freight to points ut "il'ch WE sen
our products amounts OFTEN 10 ~
per cent VI '''' ..,,,
DESTINATION anu w '''" ~ '.o.,,
alone IL Is pi"''i '''"' ''''
best OF our p'o''"'' ~ sI,
out oi '''e 0ou''"''
and pt her charges dIt luSl WV '7"''N
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
Unencouraulnq.

THAT audience cheered my remarks
repeatedly" Yes" replied the mo-
rose man. 81 never yet saw an audi
ence that wouldn't rather hear itself
boiler than listen to somebody's talk"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-21
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission to the American Museum Of
Natural History and the Van CoTtandt
Park Museum.
Public hearing OF the committee on laws and
legislation OF the Board OF Aldermen on
the tin plate ordnance" Aldermanlo
Chamber. City Hail. 2:3O p. m.
Public lectures Of the Board OF Education,
sis p. m: Stuyvesaut High School, 10th
street near First avenue, "Andaluslan
81 42d street, east OF Third avenue, "Ber-
nard shaw" Professor Christian Gauss, OF
Princeton: Public School 49, l56th street
and st. Nicholas avenue, "Natlonallsm
versus Sectionalism," Dr. David 5. Muzzey:
Public School 90 No. DIS East 5Ith street,
FLORIDA, Texas and oregon, DR.. Wills
Fletcher Johnson: Public School 81, Hester
and Essex streets, THE Historic Mediter-
ranean" Or. Lewis CASTOR Leary; Public
School 1l9. 1880 street, east OF Eighth
avenue Modern French Art and Europe n
1850, No 24l East 10th street, Wales and
Her People" Henry H. Parry: Public
School l65. 10Sth street west OF Amster-
dam avenue "Charlemagne and the Dawn
OF the New Civilization" Professor AdOlphe
Cohn: Public school ISIS Lewis and East
Houston streets THE Livestock Industry
IN the United States" Maurice J. ThOmp-
son: Public Library, No. 1l2 East Goth
street, George Eliot and Social Response
bulty," Professor Stockton Arson. OF
Princeton: 81. Columba's Hall, No. 343 West
25th street. From the Great Lakes TO
PUGET Sound" Robert G. Weyh, Jr. 81.
Tuke's Hall, Hudson and Grove streets.
"'The Reign OF Terror" DR.. jacob s Scha-
piro; St Peters Hall, Goth street, west OF
Eighth avenue, siam" DIR. Charles s.
Braddock.