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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06
IDLE MONEY WILL
COME TO THE WEST
G. Berryh Interested This District Talks About Finan
cial Affairs of Country

James c. Berryhill, of Dcs Moines,
Iowa. who is a large investor in the
Nevada Douglas and one of the Di-
ago spent couple of days in Salt
Lake City, and to Salt Lake Trib-
une reporter gave the following in
terview Mr.. Berryhill is keen stu
dent of general business conditions
and OF the copper industry. in both OF
which he has unbounded confidence
bnt counsels patience on the part OF
the people of the United States until
the political and financial atmosphere
has been cleared up.
Business conditions as whole
throughout the country are quiet, and
this is especially true in the great
cities said Mr. Berryhill mo new
enterprises are being attempted and
money is formulating in he great
banks with very light demand for ii
in the business world The universal
conviction seems to be that the under
lying conditions are very good, and
that the period of enforced lqidation
following the 1907 panic is about over
The country is III condition to be
gin new era of development along
gigantic scale, but this forward move
ment will be delayed about one year,
at least until after the coming presi-
dental election and until the country
ascertains what the policy of the new
administration will be- The stock
market naturally will drag under such
conditions, there will be forward
movements and retrogressions. but
until confidence enters the financial
world. and investors are encouraged
to look forward with hope. no sub
5tantial advance can be expected.
This is not so true, however, of
stocks partaking OF the peculiar char
1cteristics OF copper stocks which are
now III worldwide demand The
United States is the greatest copper
producing and copper exporting coun
try i'll the world, and world wide in
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06
The Danger After Grip

hes often i'll rundown system,
Weakness. nervousness, lack of appe-
titc, energy and ambition. with dis
ordered liver and kidneys often fol
low an attack of this wretched dis
ease. The greatest need then is Flee
trio Bitters. the glorious tonic, blood
puri,er and regulator of stomach,
liver and kidneys Thousands
have proved that they wonderfully
strengthen the nerves, build up the
system and restore to health and good
spirits after am attack of Grip, II
suffering. try them Only 50 cents.
Sold and perfect satisfaction guaran-
tced by all druggists.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06
Ely. New. April 5. 10

Ely, New, April 3, 1912.
To the Men and Women of Nevada
During the last regular session of
the State Legislature Tin l9l1), bill
was introduced in the Senate known
as Senate Bill No. 10, generally
called the Corrupt Practice Act, the
purpose OF which was to prohibit cor
ruption in primary and general cleo
tons. and generally to purify politics.
One OF the aims OF the bill was to
prohibit the expenditure, by candi-
dates for Office, of large sums OF
money That such expenditures are
an evil, no one will deny Probably
there are in Nevada today many men
who are still hampered with portions
of the debts contracted during the
campaign of 1910. The practice some
times leads not only to defalcations
(Which cause sorrow and mortifica-
ton in the home), but. to bribery and
other evils. Why is it that greater
number of good men do not run for
office Largely because their inner
ent honesty will not permit them to
take anything more than the salary
attached to the Office, and they do
not feel that they can afford to spend
a large portion of that salary to get
the office Take for instance, as an
illustration, the Assembly. The com
pensation for an ordinary term in the
Assembly is 5000 Under the present
method of campaigning the expense
is often as much. If a man Is elected
he must put in his time for nothing
and pay out of his own pocket his
expenses while III attendance upon
the session of the Legislature. Think
OF it!
Now, only three classes OF men can
afford the Office under these condi
tons. Cd The rich man who cares
nothing for the expense; (2) the man
who does not intend ito spend large
sum of money to be elected, and 60
the corrupt man who figures on get
ting back what he spends, and great
deal more. through bribery and other
corrupt methods. The rich man is
usually too busy looking after his
private interests to run for o<tice. The
man OF moderate means who will run
for office and not spend money Is
rare. As every man has pride and does
not wish to run for Office. feeling i'll
advance that his failure to spend
money freely may give his opponent
an advantage. Allowing for a few
exceptions, we have eliminated the
men OF the first and second classes.
This leaves the man OF the third
class-the corrupt. bribetaking man.
This man of the third class is the one
our present system forces upon Us,
rs lawmaker, entirely too often. He
is looking out for himself all of the
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06
FISHING SEASON.
The Sport Promises to Be Good in
the Truckee River.

The fishing season opens on May
lst. and Professor Doten OF the Uni
vcrsity says OF the prospects for trout
fishing on the Truckee river: The
trout fishing on the Truckec promises
to be unusually good this year, as the
fish have received more protection
than ever before During previous
seasons the fishing season opened on
March Is, which is iii the heart OF
the spawning season. The slaughter
OF trout for the month following was
a disgrace to a civilized community. as
thousands OF fish that were not fit for
human food were taken below the
Derby dam where the fish were con
grcgatcd by the thousands. and sold
in the market When the markets be
came flooded with the putrid fish the
so-callcd market fishermen did not
cease their nefarious practice but took
the fish as before. the result being
thousands OF fish that could not be
sold were hauled back in the sage
brush and there left for the breeding
grounds OF millions OF flies. MI fair
minded sportsmen have much To be
thankful for. as in. few years. had
this practice continued, the wonder
fully fine fishing the Truckee now at
fords would have been a thing OF the
past.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06
LIST OF HOMESEEKERS.
Addresses of Persons Desiring Infor
nation Regarding Nevada.

NJ. w Harvey. Sebastopol, Cal,
Route ?
]. H. r. d. No A. Ouowa. Kansas.
Asa Switzer. Klamath Falls, Ore.
c. ~ Grass. Summit, y. J.
H. I.afount. $40 Newhouse Bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Bert Shultz, Box 81. Sali>, Iowa.
James v Franey. 2240 n. Sawyer
avenue. Chicago, III.
NJ $ Scott, Piper City. Ill.
J. ID. Pierson, Gascoine. North Da
kota.
w 5. Drew. Logan. Utah.
H. H. Helmick. 9l3 Eleventh street,
Sioux City. Iowa.
Clyde Griffith. Jamestown. Pa
Chester White, S. \. DIST St. Phil
adelphia. Pa
w. II. James, 625H Main street.
Boise City. Idaho
A. ID. Morgan, lion. n y.
Herman Paquette, $40 Hampton St,
Holyoke. Mass.
l.. O. Fox. Santa Maria, Cal
O. IT, Dutton. Sandy, Utah.
G.. w. Butler. 1900 Burlington Ave,
Huntington. w. Va.
c. +. Poiiins. 9S First ST, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Gu. Farley, SIS Franklin street.
Nashau, ~ II.
+. w. Rock, go Bloor West, To
ronto. Canada
l.. NJ Lyman, "a West Eleventh St,
Oakland. Cal.
5. w. Davis, 1908 Sixteenth street,
Sacramento. Cal
T. w Fulkerson. Hoquiam, Wash
J. w Williams. r. i. ID. No. 2,
Highland, Cal.
Charles ~ Hart, 32 Lincoln Ave,
Worcester. Mass.
Ezra Marble. Route ?, Waterville,
MINI.
Sheldon Morgan. "a South St. Ash
tabula, Ohio
L. Warrington, SO Granite St.
Westerly, X. |.
S. c. Brouse. 800 Columbia Bldg,
Spokane. Wash,
James c. Cain. Snohomish, Wash,
X. ID. 4. Box 10.
George T. Bailey. 81 Shamut St,
Lewiston, Me
George p. Frost 4543 East Ravens
wood. Chicago. Ill.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06

The Times is on sale at Burners
store.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06

huences will apply more or less to the
copper stocks as .hey have already
affected copper prices. After long
periods Of dullness, and especially pc
RODS of stagnation in the manufac-
turing world, attractive investments
are relatively few and large accumu-
lations OF capital in the great invest
ment centers ultimatly become more
available for mining purposes. In the
next two years it is logical to expect
substantial Improvement in the min
ing industry of the western country.
Other interests peculiar to the
west also will be influenced favorably,
new lands will be placed under cult
walton, lands without water will be
supplied with water, and in every way
the future OF the west is extremely
promising No section of the country
will be benefited by this new era OF
prosperity and industrial activity more
than that west of the Rocky noun
tains, and the DEVELOPMENT of this
country will be far more generous
than ever before. In connection with
this land development and the future
OF the west, it should not be lost sight
OF that the agricultural lands of the
Mississippi valley, which is the great
est agricultural center of the world,
are all appropriated and all have been
advanced to such high valuation that
the border lands of the west are GER
tain to be in tremendous demand
The American people partake
deeply of that Anglo Saxon character
istic-love of land--and they will be
compelled to purchase and settle on
the irrigation lands of the western
section. Water rights and lands capa
bic of being irrigated. therefore, are
sure to be OF tremendous value and
future Importance, and there is
growing tendency out west to subdi-
vide these lands and resort to inten-
sive farming that the highest possible
standards may be obtained to reap re-
turns adequate in all respects.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06
Coed Roads.

There are 100000 miles OF unim
proved roads in this country, and II
costs an average of about two cents
per bushel more to haul wheat nine
miles TO a station than it does to ship
the same bushel from New York to
Liverpool, 1920 miles away,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06

No person, otherwise competent
as witness, shall be exempt from
testiiying as such, concerning any
violation of this act on the ground
that such testimony may incriminate
such person, but no prosecution can
afterwards be had against any such
witness for any offense concerning
which he testfes.
1t is hereby made the imperative
duty of every District Judge in Ne
vada to call this act particularly to
the attention of every grand jury in
structed by him.
BEN w COLEMAN.
AS Good AS Its Name,
"ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS
Bank Saloon
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06

1t is not necessary to keep chickens
fat especially while growing but 1t IS
very important to keep them in good
thrifty condition.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Sa toilette for Dilion?

Sra @aibington telegraferes ben
12te Suli: Gn HeoaftionsartiteI
/ iibite Illmcr al "2a Selects 8eef'
IL" tpoer iterft poa, at Senator "a
Solette oil lutte JIG til 8ilionbepG-
gelien.
San bar oltio ppret en- itor Be-
unOrer al grpan % bar Ell ItaGlg
Silifuer peo oen oemofratiife Natio-
naIfonpention / Baltimore, bpor ban
par gipet Ell ubmerfet Glaos | en- al
galfonlDgerne.
S hen ombanbIeoe Heoaftionsar.
tiffel optrGffer ban en- Ifarp Gam
menlianing meaem Gooieoelts 81.
treoen / Chicago og grpans Sptre.
ben / Baltimore. Sam fritiierer
H~ooiepelt paa set ifarpeite, forbi
BON life traaote tiliioe for 8un.
Suolep, iom grpan giorbe for @il-
ion, pg iniinuerer, at Sberitens
Wtotiper / at nagte at giere bette
bar ct lloilag al ben reneite ggo-
isnne.
Irttfelen, Der / beie Soner roier
Dem oemofratiife INSTRUMENTATION,
er Ga Societies fsre ofientlige llota-
IelIe o1rt Geillltatct / Baltimore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

$50 Grocent MOB 500 Eroeent oen
lite Slli iiior % en- 8ienneminitS'
tilitano al $40 Hroccut ior De iioite
8 Aur. Intpoet llobntte, 9.4 glribel
pr. Icre MOB 10 9uibeI pr. Gcre
ifior % ct 8iennem'nitsubbpttc al
81 9uibcl for oe ii0itc 3 aor. gn.
iInaet Sotolproouftion 2S,000,000
guibeI MOB 100000 guibeI ifior
og II, 900 guihel / 1910.
So - Silitanb, $50 Erocent MOB
$40 Troccnt Ben lite Sill flor OF
en- @ ierneninitstilitan0 al S1,4 Ero'
cent for De iihite A Nlnr. Intpoet
ltbbptte, IA Con pr. acre moo II
Con pr. Mcre ifipr % ct 8iennem'
InitsuObptte al 1.41 Eon pr. Mere
for Sc itoite . Iar.
gGbler - Silitar6, $40 Grocent
MOB $40 Irocent Den lite SSlili ifior
% Ell @ienneminit atiIitnnb at $50
8rocent for De iibite 10 Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Sorbuospartiet.

Sorbubsportiet bar paa fin Sea-
tionalfonpention / Itlantic Gitp
iibite llge nomineret tine 9amle
gonnerferere / &aIgfampagnen for
fire aor iiben - eugene @. Cha.
pin ira ariSona for Ereitoent %
garpn g. 8attirS ira Ohio for 8i.
ceprGiioent.
9egge oe nominereoe 8anOibater
par tilitebe og bOlOt SaffetaIer. DIR.
Gbofin erfIGreoe, at Nomirntionen
bar ben iterite politiife 9Gresbeuis.
ming, iom iaor fltnoe piies nogen
Mtan6.
2igeiom fine TO SorgiRngere -
aonpentiorerne / Gbicogo og Sal.
tinrore - par ogiaa 6orbuoSmPn'
ocnes acknowledgements Sflle.
plaoicn for en- opripenoe Strio mel.
lem De r%eaftionpre og progressive
gIementer, ibet oe iioItnGprte Gle.
ment b9pbebe, at 8algprogrommet
life bar tilitrpffeligt rabifalt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Stor poteteshoit.

Sra ct. TdltI meo6eleS, at Din.
l:eiota ioar, ON fife aae SlrIemerfer
ilaor feil, oil foa BEN iterite Gote.
tesapling / lin 0iitorie. uobpttet
,tegner paa mango Steoer at bli 100
Rrocent itsrre, og 8ienneminitsfor.
egelien for belle Staten a~nllaaes I'll
ialfolo minbit 20 Erocent.
Sotalproouftioren al Eoteter be-
lob iig THOR til 26,S02, 94S 9uibel,
og Ell giennemiuitlig SorsgeIie at
20 Erocent piloe anOrage til ON.
trent 100000 guib. SfuI6e Rri.
ierne boloe iig pna iamme Ssioe
icm ifior, piloe bette betpbe en- gfer.
inotpgt for Statens Sormere al
oper 50, 100000. Mcn / @etragt.
ming az at 8otetesbeiten tegner at
BIZ Itor belle San0et oper, fan man
lteppe giere Regring poa bette.
0eoenitaaenoe label angiDer ben
iorpentebe 5orsgelie / De Counter,
bporira ofiicieae Snoberetninger fore.
liq9er:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Darmens DIRE.

IRA 3efp gort NEEDLES ben 10oe
Sui: Seoebelgeu, iom 6egpnote at
aiere ria isibar i ocn sitlige Gel al
2onbet Gen 4oe Suli naaeoe igaar
2eru Dort Sin o. oreu ioog Gem.
peraturen CD iii SO 6raber / Sfpg.
gen, ioraariasenoe mesen Si6eIie %
omfring ct Snes 9eosiolo.
s Boston og ANDRE Rem eng
lanobner bite Sermometeret paa
optil % @raoer / SfpgJeu. reiulte-
renoe i ilere SsosiolO Os mango
SoliIif. SeSebeIssn iratte liz ioa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Soriinfet al 1niefter.

Sra 8ellper, Colorado, berettes,
at Sogere ira aanias Gitp og Obi
cago oen 10oe os. bar blet betpoe.
lig foriinfe0e iom 5elge al en-
umaaoeIig Soerm Sniefter, ion
Icgoe Tia ioa init paa Sfinnegan-
gene, at Siillcne begpnote at gao
runot / Den ilibrige Wtasie, 'oa 60
gene r9iten life fom al 6IGtten.
Rosiagererue beretteoe, at Snieft.
ipGrmerne bar ian ubpre Itore, at De
f%ul0itpnoig ORtfeoe for SoIen Set.
te iigeS at nPre fereit Gang / Serr.
barens Siitorie beri Sanoet, at
noget ioaonrt er bGrot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Dialect / Saskatchewan

sra &egiaa, Saif., t~elegraiere$
ben lite Suli: Sln0elsgieniihigheo
meo Sc 8or. Stater og ct uboioet
Marfeo gap Scottregieringen ! Bro.
uinier Saifathepan Seiren peS Bal.
get ioag.
@eo 8eneralpolget / September
iiior palgte Suifathetpan nj al II
Reolermer al oct ~faraotite 8orld'
ment, iom bar / 6uuor al @ieuitoig-
beo, og oet ireragif al @aIget ioog,
at Grooinien5 8Glgere fremoeles
bpIoer iamme Wening, FOR Seottre.
gieringen haobe giort 8ieniioigbeo
iii Sopeoplarteu / i'm Rlatform og
Imrfeoe unoer galgfampaguen ar,
gumentet / 5aosr oerai oeo at miroe
0pIgerne ON SrafifoperipsmmeIier.
ne poa Se%rnbanerne iioite ginter. %
citereoe De bsiere Speoepriier, iom
6etales / minneapolis o. Duluth
iont De beoite 8runbe, boorior Glen.
iioigbeo meb o. 8or, Stater oilSe
bli til Itor 5oroel for 6olfe. | Saifa.
tferpan.
Saapel Bremierminiiter Scott iom
bans fire aabiuetsmeolemmer
COLDER i S~aIteoats, @otberpeIl /
Su'4ppele. 4Rcgiub / Saitatoon %
Surgeon / 9uef cafe blep aQe
gienpaIste meO itore @aioriteter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
mano 90 hone
nomineret.

Sra Stonforo, Conn. meloeS oelr
t2te 3uIi; Sames Graham GbeIps
StofeS nominereoes ioaa til Mopor
/ Stamioro al SociaIiiterne pda en-
EIatform, ser bl. a. trGper SeIu.
itpre, municipaIc Seieboliger. ionl
ital uoleieS poa meget biuige Be
tingelier, municipal Geo, alil og
Ssbuie, 9peu5 Suertage!ie AT ole
aommunifatiousmioler % ANDRE oil
ientIige Sn6retninger, municipal
arbeioe for ollie arbeioSlsie, Snitio.
tiu, Reiereuoum o. Recaa.
Sans Suitrr, Roie Sarriet ga
itor Stotes, ser ~ligeleoes CT en- 10
rig SocioIiit uomiuereoes til Meo'
lem Of Stoleitpret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Disconiins Oemofratcr

Sra IiIpaufee, 8iS., meloes
12te SilIi: Otter en- ~largparig %
bitter Strio ON STANDARDIZATION
fen peotog BEN bemofratiife Stats.
fonoention ioog fin Glatform og no.
minereoe ~foIeenbe SunOiooter til DC
fem beieite Statsembeoer peo Eri-
mprpalget / September:
8upernsr - u. S. Shmit5 %
s. 6. aarel, begge ira MilDaufee.
Siceguuerusr Senrp Wolen-
pab, Clinton, % Sarrp 8. golens,
Bort @aibington.
Statsiefreter Inorem g.
aealp, Sltoion.
Statsfasierer - Nidolas Sbmtiot,
Waratbon Gitp, % Sacob 2eonarb,
Waribfielb.
@eneralaooofat CHARLES q.
&abing, @atertpmn, og Sobn 8.
9obertp, 60 gresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Oye 5.Genter.

Sra 8oibirgtor meooeles, at Or,
oren nngaaen0e Sen bciluttcoe 6or.
onhring al pore 6ementer penteS at
bli uoiteot Ell al DC nGrmeite Gage.
giaeoet al CT gsifeI fommer I'll
at trGoe iiteoetfor SribeOSguoin6en
paa Ricfel'erS 6oriioe. 8enne 6or'
Gnbring err ioretaget. iorfIoreS oct,
iorbi SsffeIen er ct ipecieIt mleri-
funif Spr, bpiS llbieeuoe man paa
Oenne 0eoooe trnfer ioreniget. Eaa
WpnteHs 9aaiibe oil Der bli pr9.
get ct finitfGroigt uofsrt Snoianer.
booeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

Iangt rorboper iom iii IoutreaI /
CANADA, boor Semperaliren naae0e
SO 8raoer i Sfpgger.
Gro Wonteral. Canada. teIeqroie.
res Den lite Sui: sSffc minore
enc 90 gegrnueIicr ianot Steo ioGg,
a. builtc oct ooerpeicrSe 5Iertal bar
az Eerloner, inm por omfomne al
Seoen. vi bi$ie bar so Born. 81.
tenlpsr5ieIcn eitar Sigoogle bar iaa
ltor al mango al Sigene maattc
bringeS til airfe1odroen / almiuoe-
ltge Spreuogne. Gn al Scitene for.
on ell al Si9uognere itnrte6e os0 on
lu0cr Ell SiaproccSlion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

meo 232 moo is Stemmer peotaget
Ben Iaofolbte Contempt bill, Der
beitemmer Surpforber for oenL Der
err anfIagebe for inbirefte noniIt 6or'
oat for Ell 6pr. Staters Somltol.
SpiS S~orilaeet ifuIoe blt Son, pill
De ben fontme til oirefte at 9IG!oe
iaaoanne Contempt. Eager, 'oilt
anlaaoes moo De ire arbeloertsrere,
Samuel @ompers, Sobu 0titheIl og
ssrouf abortion, benbolosois YrG'l-
bent, gicepreiioent % Sefret9r
americun federation Of Sabor.
8reiioent Saft bar formelt TIL
fienoegipet, at bdn bill n9gte Sanf-
ton paa Sorilaget ON Heptlton al
Wetaltoloen, ifalo bette ifl,loe bli
bam forelast. Sorilaset Ell neota9ct
uf begge Suie, men / liot 9noret
Sorm, bporfor bet MI beftnoer Jig |
aonierencefomiteen.
Brpiiocnten erflprer, at Der ttte
er fierneite lloiigt til, at 6orila9et
bill bli Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
OeSeropitanoen enot.

Sra Santio9o, Cuba, t~elegrafcres
ben 12te Suli:
observation-disclosures fommanoe.
rcn0e General, @eneralIsitncn
W~ontegl,aoo, bar iormeIt o~pcroroget
Regieriueeu / Erooirlen Sriente til
DC chile ailtoriteter iaien,, ioet ban
erflrrcr, at Ncpolutionen er enot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

Eotetesoplingen er allereoe iaa
imaot bespaot, 90 aulinsen err ouer-
alt iaa Iangt iremme, at ben Der.
eiter insen ipnSerIis Staoe oil tun-
nc Iioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Gyclon | G~piQinebyerne

ct. Saul og minneapolis biem-
iegtes 5reoag Iften al Ell c~pflonag-
tig Storm, DER foraariageoe Sabet al
ire Werneifelip % en- gienOomsifaoe
al minoit 100000.
Stornlen rumltere0e noget guilife
forfGroeligt / begge 9pcr, REP Ia
gene al ct tort lntal gpgninger,
blGite flere minbre Sltie, oeriblanbt
flere Stalbe, operenbe, fnilite Wasier
al 8inouesruoer, afbrso Selegraf-
og SelefonleOninger, itanieoe al Sra.
fit / 8aOerne og fplbte aj9loere og
gaiementer meo gano, Der efter
Stormen fosieoe neo iom fra aabne
Sluier.
Gen enc al be br9bte, &aIpb Sill
lette, en- Ssn al Staalfabrifanten 8.
g. Gillette, Dor biemmebereroe |
minneapolis. San blep ilaaet libel
al Spnet. De TO andre, Wrs. stnna
Sreper fra gusmortb, isis, % benz
DeS 5.aarige gsiece. Warp Bergman,
blep brPbt al Ell ganotanf, Der Itpr-
tebe neb oper Dem, oa Sielet paa
Sobn 9ergmans Weierifarm paa
Siernet al @rotto og Ybalen Moe-
mes / ct. Iaril, repes neo al Gpflo-
men.
Slere Ierioner fom oeiaa mer ell
Ter minore farlig tilifaoe | begge
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15

cahy, Margaret O'Connell, John Kear- ney; Flag Day Quotations, school; song, America. school.
 Grades three and four. \. r. Abern. teacher-Sslute to the flag. school song, There Are Many Flags school; Our Country's Flag, Helen Wood. worth; Flag Song, David LambertOn; Our Colors, Natalie Lyons: song Hail Fatrest Land, school: Our Flag. An- nie GulOmb; The Colored Guard. Myr- tie Duprey, Lucy Burkowsld Marion Mott, Anna Hussey: song, Flag of Our Nation, school; The Flag Betsy Roes Made. Irene Kiedasch, Laura Peck ham, Helen Frink; Song to the Flag, Lloyd Rathbun, Laura Peckham: The Old Flag, Helen Weisgraber; The Flags Birthday, Gertrude Dlerman: Old Glory, Louise Twotney, Minnie Montesi, Augusta Hilderbrand: The Flag Salute, Walter Schuler, Horace Bill
 Grades one and two. Mary E. Young, Mary l. Graham and Mary T. Good, teachers Salute to the flag. school: song. America, school The First Flag, Mary Burns; song, Mt. Vernon Bells. Lucille Guile, Mary Wascuk. Sophie Poruzniclk, Ver0nia Wenzei, Irene
 
 Russell Rsthbone The Star Spangied Banner, school: What the Flag Means, schaal; A Story os the Flag, Francis Difhy; song Patriotic Medley, school; Our Country's Flag, Ralph Parker: song, Our Flag. school.
 Grade six, Mary F. Mullin, teacher Star Spangled Banner. school: The American Flag. Joseph Curran: Flag of America, Blanche Armstrong; The Red, White and Blue, James Mahousy; The National Ensign, Frieda Binder man; Our Flag, Max Markofr; recita- tion, The Flag of Our Union: singing. The American Flag. and There Arc Many Flags. school Hurrah for the Flag, Goldie Segsl Our Flag Advanc- Ing John Aubrey; Barbara Frietchie, May Shea; Stand by the Flag, Laura Fields; Columbia. the Gem of tho Ocean; salute to the flag.