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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-31
A LARGER YIELD OF BETTER HAY
Price OF Hay All Out Of Proportion
Farmers Must Raise More Hay Of
Better Quality to Meet Do
mand-Farmers Should Sign
Hay Agreement.
BY Bert Ball.

BY bert Bali.
National Crop Improvement Service.1
Since hay is one OF the most i'm
portant farm crops, 1t is very impor
tant that every farmer should be
vitality interested in producing a larger
yield OF better quality. Hay is one OF
the principal money crops Of the
United States. Hay and legumes are
invaluable as rotation crops. Any man
interested in obtaining the best re
suits in growing hay should circulate
the following agreement and get q,
least hundred signers in his locality:
Whereas. the United States does
not produce as q whole. onehalf as
much hay as It should, and
Whereas. owing to this fact the price
OF hay Is all out Of proportion as com
pared with other farm crops. now
Therefore, in order to produce more
and better hay. we the undersigned
agree as follows:
We, the undersigned off,. County.
go. hereby agree to cooperate with
tho agricultural department OF our
state college. and with each other. in
growing and disseminating pure seed.
To attend a called meeting OF all
the signers hereto. and to agree one
with the other to SOW the number Of
acres set opposite TO our names for
the season OF 1928. of the kind. type
and variety OF hay best ada pied to the
soil and climate OF this county.
To keep this type pure and when
harvested to demand graduated
price according to the quality when
delivered.
That we will do everything in our
power to induce every farmer to raise
the best types so that eventually all
the hay shipped from this station will
be uniform and free from mixture Of
weeds.
Names. ,Po. O....... Acres....
Are you sufficiently interested In the
Hay situation in your own vlcinit,
to obtain signers to this agreement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-31
SCIENCE OF CURING HAY.
Do Not Expose Hay to the Hot Sun,
~ Bleaching Decreases Quality.
BY e. p. Ross.

National Crop Improvement Servics.l
Notwithstanding the rapid progress
that has been made in all lines, the
farmer is yet to awaken to a full real
ization OF the Importance OF his hay
crop should think that $50 . ton
ought to be enough inducement to sit
up and take notice. The greatest
enemy Of hay today and the one fea-
ture that is retarding its growth lie
the unwillingness OF the farmer to
give 1t the close consideration 1t de
serves. or his lack Of knowledge on
this particular branch OF farming
There is no crop the farmer can raise
that brings him in as quick returns so
easily as well cured hay or alfalfa
neatly baled. There are as yet great
many farmers who have the lesson OF
hay growing to learn.
Do Not Expose.
he first aim in the curing Of hay
is to expose it as little as possible to
the increase Of bleaching 1t should
be protected as much as possible from
the dampness which takes from il
aroma and certain other properties
The air and the wind are the agents
that will properly cure hay. retaining
the natural color and sweetness II
1t is over sun cured. IL will not only
lose its palatablity and many OF its
leaves. but it loses more than due
amount Of weight. On the other hand,
II exposed to excessive rains alfalfa
soon becomes practically useless for
food. Give the hay air and wind to
cure 1t properly, preserving the green
color, the weight, palatability, aroma
and nutrition to the highest degree
Cure In Swath.
How many times we have seen on
the market shipment Of hay that Is
dry and lifeless; that has been
bleached out until 1t is little more
than wood, with aroma missing and
the nutrition lacking, making 1t a
most unpalatable food. The best re-
suits can be obtained by curing hay
III tuc DIV dtH just dS IL ldils llOll luS
mower. This form OF curing has many
strong and striking advantages. 1t is
not only labor saving. but It enables
the hay maker to do 1t much more
quickly and this in turn lessons the
hazards from losses Of exposure TO
rain and from the over-maturing part
of the crop.
Cost Of Curing.
The cost Of curing in the swath is
very much less than any other form
and at the same time bears all the
points Of advantage II properly fol-
lowed out. The length OF exposure
depends on the kind Of crop, its ma
turity and the weather Many farm
ers permit their hay to lie on the
ground two or three days until 1t has
been thoroughly cured and then 1t is
either placed in stacks or taken direct
to the barn. When intended for im-
sale this handling Is unneces.
sary and adds to the expense as we'll
as lessons the value Of the hay
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-31

took with horror on Stin Eruptions
Blctchcs. Sores or Pimples. The
ion't have them. For all such trou
bles use Bucklen's Arnica Salve. II
glories the face Excellent foI
Eczema or Salt Rhcum, it cures
sore lips. chapped hands chlb'ains,
heals burns cuts and bruises I'm
surpassed for piles. 25c at Ringer
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-31
WORKERS CoNTRASTED

{: The laggard drones In the
{: rut.
" The aggressive worker forg-
{: es to the front.
Il The laggard seeks no chanc- !
q es for advancement, and is
q content to hang on to his job
u without striving for efficien-
4 cy and recognition.
Il The aggressive worker :
= keeps In touch with opportun- !
4 ity and is alive to chances for
y bigger. better things.
4 The laggard does not know
4 OF the offerings Of the Want :
4 Columns.
u The aggressive worker de-
4 pends upon the Wants to pro- {
= vide increased responsibility a:
4 and added earnings. :
4 The wants are for the ag-
+ gressive. {
4
4 4 y = 4 4 y y 4 u y y u = 8
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-31

When you want the best flour, asf
for Polar Bear, Campne'I camp
bell. lou
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-31

When you have a bilious attack
give Chamberlain Tablets trial.
They are excellent. For sale by
all dealers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
aiHoerluagen.
E1ee bic tn ben iuaenaunten n9ath GaFrlaaee'
untetasbradlteH aieineu erbalben mHfisn.

Gin &inoesm6roer in 6es 8ortes
bouIter geoeltturtg fam per Sport.
ipaaen fem, menn er geonnfenlos be.
riibt miro. Ser Sportpagen bat Die
grobe Gnnebnilibteit, 0ab er leidt
+ it, aIio Die Sreppen berai'f une ber-
ltrter Ieidt 5u tpansportieren lit, oab
er IN ben @obnungen nidt bel Blae
einitimnlt lro, 5liinmmerflappbar
oitb leid)t nit Der Babn 5u trans.
portieren lit. Dos iino aber alidl
ale feline 8or5it9e, oenen Die 9roBen
ybo6teiIe gegeuitberiteben, oaB er
ben 3inoern gu penis 8Grme bietet
uro 6ab fi6 Die Rleinen nidt genif-
geno aitsruben fonnen. 9as @rrno-
element BEL @rbaItiiug bon iungen
@ei6opfen lit Die @Grme. yddt obne
@runo baut Der Yogel in parme
Baum. uno @r6boblen ODER politert
iein freiiteberbes Sect nit aIIem
WtogIihen aus, bas einen i6Iehten
Warnleleiter abgibt. gr mub eben
ietnen Rinoern elm lpnrmes gett
idaffen. DasieIbe titn ale iibrigen
Siere. Wfiibten mir bieraits nidt
Iernen2 SiderIid)l Dab bel man.
hen Weiittern 6es @uten oft 5rpiel
9eton tpiro, baB Die Sinber oft in
unitnniger Beiie in bide 8etten ge-
padt, BON 2i6t uro 9lift nbgeidloi-
len iperoen, in tpabrer Brutfaiten
iteden, iou ni6t beitritten iperoen.
glber bic Rinoer nit bIoben 9einen
ungeidiitten 2eibe, obne Sdntt
aegen Die Come uno oft aud gegen
ben Gegen in oieie ne!nen Weorter.
f1iten 5u b1ngen, lit bod cine boie,
aIleroings unbetplibte Wtetrf9enqitd.
lerei. g8ie oft iiebt man nidt bic
sfinoer in ben InaIiidlidften Stel.
lltngen in ben Sporttpaeer bongero.
t6lafen. 9db ooourd oie @efabr,
Die bieie Sportipoeen biIoer, neroop-
pelt miro, lit tpobI flar, oerl1 Iegen mir
uns 5u einem WttttagsihIdfden niht
5iigebedt bin, Damn frierer futr. Dab
oas bel einem 10 fleinen Burm IN
erb0btem Rabe Der Sal lit, oaran
oenft nietrlat6, ebenio bnran, ooB
Der Heine 9tiiden Ieioet, pern Die
Rinoer immer aufredt iiten uriiiien.
Ber iih aIio biergegen f1iisen Dil,
Der be1tuste ben Sportpdgen MIR nit
s3orfift, alio nidt 5u ieber SSsubres.
oeit, MIR fir 1Itere urb fraftigere
Etrber, 6ette fie ftets geuiigeno ol,
aud bel sutem &etter, benn bon
our6 oos Sabren siebt es on ben
heinen 9eib, urto nebme MIR foIhe
Ronitritftionen, IN oenen iih Die &in'
Der, tpenn lie i6Iafen polen, alth
lang ousitreden fonnen Sd iab
fiir5lid 10 einen arinen 8urm Der
NIT ieinem 9opf6en beinabe oas Rao
beriibrte. 9as ift Meridenqudlerei
9luh ipeiie man Die Ma6den an, ooB
iie BET bem 8uIiieren Der 8oroi6pel'
len noriittis iino, hem bier erbaI.
ten Die fIeinen, fdhpaden Riiden OFT
eenug tiidtige StoBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
4nf Der Sade mad nerinnfeneu
SfGBen.

Ser ergIiide 9ampfer nSpons"
Der i'm oorigen CONNER on Der
&iiIte Der Syniel Eerihelling nab ben
Sf6sen oes Sfiffes g&utine" iuhte,
aber i'm Sftober luegen oes ititrmi.
iden 8etters Die glrbeit einlteaen
mlbte, miro nunmebr ieine Berlnhe
nit ben neueIten, tenniib perooIl.
tommneten Silfsmitteln erueuern.
Die .&utine~ lit eine eneIiihe 6re.
eatte, Die i'm Sabre 1899 nit einer
&aoung bon fiini WiilliOnen Dollar
an Sob. uno SiIberbarren uno u
Wiilionen Dollars an @olbmilnSen
bon gDarmoutb nah Gurbaben be-
itintmt par uno untertuegs bel Ger.
i6eaiue i6eiterte. 8or fiinf5ig Sab.
rem geIang es. runo 100000 Dol
lars on 8oI0 an Die Sberfl1d,e 3il
brinaen, a6er ieit iener 3eit perinnf
6as Brad INNER tiefer I'M 5anO.
Sect finS Die Shasiufer 10 gut aus.
geriiitet, OaB iie guten @rfoIg erDar.
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
Sas Seitament einss tOOlif bernn'
gliidfen Sliesers.

Ser SIieeer Graham @iImour. Der
bel benz SIuge bon 9rooflaanos na6
2onoon tobIi6 berunsIiidt lit, batte
einen Gag Dor feinem Sobe iein Ee-
itament gena6t, oas Der @rfpGbnung
inert iit: n8enu i1 einniaI burfl
mein SIug5eue 5eridmettert Deroen
io1te, mas bo9 tidt ausgeihloiien
lit, 10 mo6te ih auf bem &irdbof in
NfidIebom neben meinen <ern be-
eraben iperoen. 9ortbin mohte i'd
aber nidt nit einem Der perbabten
2eihenpagen, aud ni6t ourd Die
giienbabn eebrad3t iperoen fonoern
erit nit einem Alitomobii uub banll
auf einem itanobaften, fIeinen, bier
rGorigen @asen. Sebe Srauer 1T
perbeten, ebenio ieoe 8Iirme uno ieoc
Crane. SD m0d1te germ, oab aIle BET
ter uno sufrieben iinO. Die 9riim-
mer meines SIug5euges iiberIaiie i'd
oem Clifton College. Sier tOnnen
iie ia Die0er suinmmengeiest uno
aufbetpabrt neroeu, faIls iernann
6aran Iiegt. 9itte aud feline 8Ioden
IGuten 5u Iaiien man laiie lieber Ell
men Srauermarib ipielen, unter De-
nen es ia 10 ibone gibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
9Onnerftas, 13. SUM 1912.
8ie srOk 1T Elm sltumP

Gs lit cine beifle Iufgabe, Die
Er6be zines @egenItanoes angebeu
su ioIlen, ben nod niemano nit
&ueen geieben bat. aann man bod
nod ni6t einmal iagen, Oh es ein
ioIdes ding ipie Elm atom iiberbaupt
gibt. 8undfIt entituno Die Sin.
nabme BON gltomen i9on I'M Sitter
tum nur Die 8oriteuuug, 0nB ieber
Stoff aus fIeiniten Seil6en beiteben
miiiie, un6 oas @ort gltom beoeittet
aihts an6eres, ols Elm EeiIden BON
10 tpi15iger &Ieinbeit, baB es nidt
tpeiter geteilt perOen fam. Gemnod)
eri6eiitt es iiberbaitpt als allslibts'
los, Die @roBe zines gltoms gu er.
fa6ren, ielbit nenn man ibm cine
ktrfIi6e @riIten5 beimiBt. 8ieaei6t
aber seIinet es, feit3uiteIlen, ipiepieI
&tpme in elmer Maiie bon beitimm.
tem HaumgebaIt porbanben iein
6iirften. 9ieien 8ergleid bat Der
beriibn,te 9bpIifer Oliper 2obee in
Kinem i'm Wt1ra gebaItenen 8ortrag
anternommen. @r nablte als 8ei.
IpieI bas Seeipaiier uno beiien @e.
haIt on @oIo. 9as @eItmeer als
gauses entbGIt eine 10 grobe @aiie
bon @oIo, oaB ungebeure S6ase
barans ee3ogen tperben fonnten,
penn es iid1 eeipinnen IieBe. Man
bat aud idon 8orifIdge baau ge.
nlaft, beren 8ertpirflidung aber
b5aig ausii6tsIos lit. Ser @oIbee-
BaIt lit eben i'm 8erbdItitiB iebr ge.
ring, itnb groB nur ourd bic genial.
fisen @aiiermaiien oes Wieeres, Die
Fih nab DtiIioneu bon aubifmetern
beaiffern. @ie grob banod elm sltom
ipin muB, fam man aus Der glngabe
bon 2oose erieben, ouB in einem elm.
sigen Sropfen Weertpaiier ritnb 90
Mtnioneu gltome SoIo borbanben
{irt6, trot6em 6as @aiier in elmer
garsen Sonne bon 20 8entnern niht
biel nlebr aIs elm miaigrauun @olo
birat. @s ipiiroen aber aud 100 Wal'
Iionen 9ltome irsenS eines Stoftes
erforberIi6 iein, llm i'm ruter Sem
id1rf5ten Deifroifop Iidfbar 5ii ma
den. Dieie 9ltoane iirpo nun IN fort
eefesten Sdtpingungen begritfen, DE
nit ioIder Shnelligfeit aitSgetitbri
tperSen, tpie iie BET 9saiienteilder
iSberbairpt mdt Uor9fRat peroer
f6nuen. Dtfer 8etrafting 1T oaber
Bic @nnabme entiprunset, bab es
o,tser ben Itouen nod DE ioeenann'
ten GIeftronen aibt. be suie6er nod
,uleipaiA pisI fleiner iin0 als ient
NIB ienen Shptrgiireer unterl'e'
9en, airf bic bas 2tft unb orroer'
Strabfanaep altiidsefiibrt perben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13

MEL fonnten oIIsn iebr IN ben S@ut@
ten aeiteIlt tper6eH, ipenp Eurts ari'
ftnge, etpas auf ieine SciIette 81 se'
ben. Dos tonn man yJr geot no0
berteben. @ae dber iasg nwDegrsii-
lid 1T, bos TT, hdb aud Gin pnor
Barrier @georbRete, hornnter ber
itniterbIiAe Georges @errp, dFe eon'
se fir ben Barrier Ored edbro4eH
baben. 9ieIe $erren meinert bey Ra'
uifer 9red nub isrit aud be geefIa'
mejettel ieien elm Babr8etden bon
2utetia, iberan Inn Sn. uub asteJdn-
be als ioa6es hefolnt. DIE 90 Glrt.
berttquien6en aaG bem @o6en Heeen.
ben Hopiertuti1e u,nftes gernbs ben
,fur1ne" unb lie ptftoreAqiiSS Ser
Seineita6t aus. Georges Berrp iii
Der Decnn, Der bon Orenfiie SR fneen
pFleste: ,S6ulSta ober Bid,t: ausi Der
Geufelstnid HstB Ct bleibeHF Sett
ia9t err: -9tttoresf ober nidts Der
pdrHer Dred mitB bEeibeRi~
Bereebens bdbeR R@ BE puTiicr
StaStD6ter an ben Seinepr1fsften
aepanM, ntdt adns beraebers an ben
BoIbeipraieften. Denu 5teIsr bot io.
eben oerffiet, bdB bonn 16. SoHuor
1912 Gb Sas esorAperfen Der 8ettcl
atf Der Strdbe rberboteH~ fein iol.
r0erboienl" @er BEN &lang Seies
Bortes in frostfreth ten1,t, tpeib,
mas er bon benz r1fas su boIten bot
@erboten TT bieies bier3iilanbe, ober
getan tpir6 es bod, uno feline Strofe
ereiIt bic llebertreter Sroften Ste iidl
alio: Benn Sic pieSer nal nod ga.
ris fomncen, tperben sic Die 8ettcl
nit anem 8ubebor auf Der StraBe
finoen. n2litetia" fagte idon g6ior
bon Ser StoSt Ser Barrier. Cine
SdmisitaOt 1T fie nod beiitel
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m Der pltr-9afas". lSM

Ser &afao, Der bei uns mehr uno
msbr 5itm 8oItsaetrGnf tpirb, Ut no
tiirli6 in ieiner &eintot erit reG,t bon
ieber germ aenoiien lporbeH. Sddten
i'm bod bic alten Megiforer 10 bod,
oaB iie alS ben Serfinftsort bes Sa-
faoiamens oas 8arabies besetdreten,
aus bem i'm ber biutntltidle @6rtner
SunsaIcauIt auf BITE @rbe aebroht
babel Ob aber bus @etrGnf, bns Die
9lstefen aus ben &afaobohnen berci'
teten, ipirflih ~btntmlif6" aG&medt
bat, Dos uodte uns froglih eridet-
men, fuenn mir nGberes oariiber er-
fabren. slls @orteo Wterifo eroberte,
fanb er nGmlidh, baB Ole Ginaebore'
men nit ben &afaofruften auf Die
folgen6e @eiie umginaen: Sic nab
men Die 86bnen aus Der gurtertarti-
gen Srud)t beroits un6 oergrirben lie
nod fliihtiaer &einiauna in oie@roe.
@ar bier 6os 6en9obnen anbdnseuOe
Srudtfleii6 oerrottet, 10 bolte man
Tie ipieoer beruor, nm lie 81 rotten, ji
oeritoben uno lie 5u oermiiAen nit
NaismebI, @aniae uno namentlih
aud nit Bfeffer. 9ieies aepfeHerte
SdofoIo6enpuIoer riibrte man MN
acknowledgements niht nit mar
mem, ipnoern nit faltem Baiier all.
SSn Die biffliiiiiae 8riihe miidlteu Die
@oblbabenoen aud etpas Sonig. Gs
mar mobl oieie iiir uuieren @eThmaf
etrpas ieltiame 9ereitunasort,. Die
0em &afao in @uropa aunGdlit 10
man6en @egner eriteben iieb. Gr-
FlGrte bod i'm Sabre 1872 Der 8ene'
tianer 8ensoni, oas Setranf Sdofo-
Iobe lei fir Sdapeine aeeigneter oils
fir Wenihen, un6 als eine ~Werlr.
rung bes Seihmods" beaeihnet aub
Der SeIo in@usfops Sraaooie ~uriel
9lcoita" Dos &afoatrinfen. glber ge-
gen @noe beS 16. sSahrhunoerts lern'
ten Die Spanier anitatt bes folteh
gepfeFierten, breiortiseu &afaos Der
glstefen elm parmes, milbes unb iii.
es @etrGnf beriteaen. bas nod uno
na6 beseiiterte glubdnser fanO.
8lpeifellos bat erit Der iih INNER
mebr ausbebnenoe @ebrau9 6es emit
70 teuren 8uders bem Satao 5um
bollen Sieae perboIfeu. 9as @ilr.
aen oes 4afaos NIT afeffer, oos Die
aIten Merifaner iibtert, erfldrt iib
iibrigens aus ieinem hoben Tettae-
bait: Sie ipoIlten ibn 6aSurh leidl.
ter berSauIih MAIDEN. Che oos &ro-
bIem Der @ntfettuua bes &otoos ae'
Lott mar, bat man audi bel uns Die
S6ofoIoSe beionbers itarf nit 3imt
unb 8aniGe gehpiirst, 10" Der @iId.
f6ofoIobe iosnr SaIo 5iigeiest, nm
Ole @erbonspa aiRiireaen, Die bel
idnp66eren Wanaen benz Rafoo aeaen-
iiber oft perinete. geiist bod bic aa'
faobobne i'm natiirIiden 3uitano
nidt tpeniser ols 45-50 Pro5ent
Bettl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
grisIei r6miIder ariftOfraten i'm
0eridltsiaaI.

8or flir3em berihteten mir iiber
einen aufiebenerresenben Bro5eb IN
Der rOniihen slriitOfratie, ben Der
Mardeie Spinola ipesen 8erleunl'
6,ing geeen ben @rafen Wfolt oa
Gotta aneeitrenet bat, Do Oieier be-
baitptet bate, eine In5abl anonD.
mer S6mGbbriefe, oeren. llp6eber
Spinola iei, erbaIten 5u baben.
Seute fam es tpdbrenO Der 8erbono'
lung su erreaten S5enen 5ipiihen
ben 9ro5ebeesnern utrb ben 8eugen
BITE idIieblih in cine nidhtige Brii'
geIei oiisarteten. glls 3eugen paren
berite alrigeruien tporben bon Der
b1pitIiben geobeleorbe @raf Gegro.
nj, elm bober SiebBiger, ipeiter Utar.
heie Galabrini, Brin3 @iuIio Tor
Ionia unS 5ablreife nnbere 0fitglie.
Der Der Sohariitofratie. Die orei ge.
ndnnten batten beloiteno geaen
Gpinolu a,isgciagt Ils GaIabrini
lia nit @raf gteeroni aus benz @e.
ri&3sEaaI entfernen poIlte, rief ibm
6ptnoIa elm Stimpfmort gu nno
CAB finn cine mGftige Sbrfeige. SIN
. arhddten GueetbIid itiirdteu iid Die
S5bne bes RIGgers Mtardeie 9i1igi
unb autonio Spinola aiif Merdeie
GaIabrtni, ben iie obrfeigten uno
nut Stoden beorbeiteten. S6luerper'
lett Itiirote Der lleberfaIIene 5lr Or
be. 0orm iponoten iie iif geeen ben
@rafen Reeroni, Der gIeidfoIls ei'
niee Sbrfeieen erbieIt. Sdledter er.
gina es 6em 9rafen 90 Gotta, Der
MIR batr4 bic SilFe Der @u6e benz
SdIinrniten entsing. SdIieblih ge-
lang es Der @ade, bic Streitenoen
Su frennen.. 9is SauiIie Spinola
ipirbe ouf Sic @afe gebraft, @rai
Regroni mad oem Sanipiritbofpital.
Mardeie gnlabrini tpiir6e in bdlis-
Iide gfIeee entlaiieu. Die 9erbonb-
lung, Die nahnittass fortgeiest Der'
ben IoIlte. tpur6e pertont
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
Der Gar aIs mpnsOIiide gOttbeit.

@eIeeeirtlib Der llnabb6neiefeits-
erflGrung Der n6rSli6m MioneoIei
unb Der Eroubeiteieune bes Gbittiifta
lpurbe beridtet, bab iiberon i'm @e-
biete SeiteotteSbienit Su @bren Der
@ottbeit 8agan.Dera>@de abeebol.
ten ipiir6en. 8ngon.Dora.gGe lit
cine freunbli1e uub niI6e @0ttin,
bic ta6 buobbHtiiGer GM@ouung
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der @efen finben fann. Ms eine
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ssrouenipiinidDe.

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Gid ieSe; bod iuiinidt feline.
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-01-24
Crosses The River OF Life

Thos. Ryan, familiarly known to all
his old friends as Nance Ryan. died
Monday morning at w. M. Preston's,
at four o'clock. His death was sudden
and came while he was sitting in a
chair. Sometime ago he suffered a
stroke of paralysis. The body was
taken in charge by Mr. .Chas. Hannah,
and as the News goes to press. the bur-
ial arrangements had not been pre-
pared complete. Mr.. Ryan's request
was to be buried by the grave of his
mother. in the graveyard, at Tobins-
port, Ind. but on account OF ice in the
river, crossing was doubtful yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Ryan was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Ryan, a well-known family
of Perry county, Ind. He was about
fifty-rwo years OF age.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-01-24
Energetic Family Of Boys.

Herman Lewis, one of the progressive
young sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lewis. is in Louisville where he was
sent by the L. H. & St. L. R. R. for
several days work. He is brother OF
Ollie and Wallace Lewis, the oldest, who
is eighteen years of age, has completed
the MACH mist trade. Mr.and Mrs. Lewis
have one of the happiest families in
town and their sons and two little
daughters are great pleasure to them
Every night the Lewis boys can be
found at home, playing games and hav'
ing good time.
Little Mr.. Dermou Lewis, when ask
ed the other day what he was going to
do when he grew up to be man re-
piled. 81 am going to keep on play
ing'' The bright little fellow makes a
joke out of life, and he is always bubbl
ing over with fun and good cheer when
ever you see him.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-01-24
Ben Hook Buys Interest OF Ed
Fontaine In Hardware Business

Ben Hook has purchased the interest
OF Ed Fontaine In the hardware bus
mess of Hook & Fontaine. The deal
was closed last week and the business
will be continued by Mr.. Hook. Mr..
Fontaine has not fully decided where
he will locate, but will probably return
to California. where he was in business
for several years. Mr. Hook has been IN
the hardware business here for several
years, having purchased the business
of T. 3. Howard G. Son. He is live
business man and his patrons will find
that he will continue to give them the
best in his line for the smallest prices,
which has been the ''motto'' Of Hook &
Fontaine. Meade County Messenger.