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ie6r bas Stiid auf bic arbetter lpirtte.
mda Die SbatIdhe illuitrirsn, Dab Der
8ilbungssQusiduB gs5tpunssn mar,
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len su laTIen, fpsil Die pom iberflll@
ten Saale 5uriitgstp!eienen Arbeltsr
energiI6 pdrouf beburrten, stnmal cine
gsrbammuno bes arieges DDn 8erh1rt
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Der WiiIensburIt Der 8reslauer Irbel@
ter aefttl1t mar, tanlen BON Gtegnts,
Goritb uno anberen ihleitI6en Srtsn
@eIuhe an ben 8ilbungs@ s@Ausihn
bod bas Stit auh bort porleien gu
laIIen, unb 70 muBte ipoAl ooer libel
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ter greslau cine Sournee purh Die
| itleItIhen Stdpte atreten, Die bts
beute nod nicbt beenbet 1T. - DAB be
! Shdsung, bic pas yeitipiel tpsgen isl@
nsr 8eroammltug bes arieges uno Der
SrieqsluIt uno tpegen ietner Ausbltde
| in Die 3utunTt BEL ben arbettsrn ttns
bet, aeraoe i'm umgetebrten BsrhaltntB
al Der meinung itsbt, bic bic SfFl8iels
len BON 5auptmann babsn, - oaz
brauht ppbl nift erIt geiagt 5u tpsrs
ben. Man min in Berlin sinen 0thtel
nitt b0ren, Der ben i'm Stiit berein.
| itiirmenoen Hepolutipnspeibern OH
lire Rufe: ,5rsibsit! 9leidbeit! Bril-
berlihtat!" antportet: uShr tonm
al frib. SO d it's uiht 3ett. Stn
aug! Guer Stidport it nod ntht 9e
fuusn." Dap mir in bieIer 9e5is9unl
niht gu Itpar5 Ieben, benefit stn gllC
in bic Wemoirsn oss alten eblooip1!
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1893 in iein Sdgebud i6rieb: rSeut
: Qbeno i'm .6annele" Elm grdbltde
Mta6pert. 'p3iaaloemotratiIh : reol1
; itiib, babel BON trantRaftsr Isntimen
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t uns burh Gbampagner uno aapia
nieber in cine msnI6li6e Sttnrnun
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Sauptmann mar in ben lssten Sabre
nur ppriibera.benb psrIhplrnoen ur
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sssrdu aouiIe~Scibel, lpe!he am 8onz
nerstaa abenb aus ibrer Bobnung ar
be, Belmont 2lDe. sn College Siu Dtre
5nipono, puroe aeitern nabe Rerp
Baltimore aus BEN Slutben bss 9roe
f,en Widmi 5lnbes oe3o9en. Der
Qsihnam rpuroe ron Qrpettern on Del
Gorbp Brothers Sdhre. bel Blue Rod
gite, aefunoen, aIs er Iih an ben pprz
ton aGiten ner neuen, bort i'm
gau bsariffenen Bride anaei6Demntt
Bette. Der Coroner tpurO. bendhs
rittiat, pelher bic griaubniB gdb,
bah Der a0rpsr mad etner pripdl
Moraue in Sopler gart iiberfiibri
irerben fonnte.
Der Gatte Der Iobtsu. 2llbsrt Sci.
bsf unD elm gru6er Der 3obten er'
tornten einiae Siunbsn ipdtsr in oel
Dioraue in Der aufqefunb:uen Ok
perfdpunbene s5rau nit aller BE
itimmtfeit tpieoer. fporauf Die uesr
| fiihrunq nah Ger Wotnuns erfolgte
IS niro anaenommen. odB Die 5ral
| IN sinem Qnfall aeiItiger umnn6tun:
| SelbItmorb begangen bat. 0ds Ydd'
mar II sSdhre in tinotrloier dbe1
otiidlidsr Gbe rerbeiratbst. goronsi
Foertmener pirb beute sineu Snque'
| abbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

SiIfssS dJitilipertrfenoenf Y. y.
n o6erts febrte aeltern bon einer
Heiic suriid, .pabreno iueld1er or
Sd,ulen in 9terp 2jorf, Gbicago To-
:.c;ee :s;;ee III garn, ssno.. beirf)t bat. Gon
Dem llnterridltsipltem in 8arp oas
pon perihicbenen Tdoaacgen i'm Sois
DC ais oblolut mitIteraiiltig betrat]tet
niro, lit Serr 9ioberts ourhaits nihtI
,rbai;..
6err Gnalb 9 aerff bat ieine
grdui FRI. ella W of q It aus
eer alten 6eimoth nahtonnen iaiien
uno feuts fpll gerlobung ssfeiert ipc--
ben. Die sseier ioll in Der Ulosdrts
taIe. 1915 Walnut Strabe, itattfin.
ben.
g,adl Iinncrem 2eioen lit geiteru
lSerr ssoiephS. blair. Der longg
Sabre in politiihen areileu ais ilber.
Iseuglngsirener Republlfaner cine
heruorragenbe Rolle gelpielt, III feIs
ner GeiioenS go. 764 Git Rioselpau
9lpe., in oie GlDigfeit abheruTen NOR.
| ben. Gr mar eiu Sobn bes peritor6e.
men ,Sohn Us. 9lair, DER ieiner5eIt Sll
| ben bcfannteiten 6effoitsleltten De-
Staot gebortc. Geiue politiidle 2anf'
tobn bcaanu Der 8eritorbene III Den
lneull3iger ,Sabren al5 Utitglieo oss
Ioomali1cn ,gonro OF Control" nno
lOiente 6ann lp0breno jiueIer 5erlnlnc
Iunter ocm 6antaligen GoIlltn 8ecori
loer ,sreo. gaoer ols erIter aIlilteRt
IluorauI er oonn ielbit 5ipeinlul 5lin
INecoroer erlpGbit nuroe. SeItoem q
laug Dem Amt aeidIeben, mar er Den
Ibieiise agent Ger ltniteo States aena
Itone So. aefpeien. ssn irilheren Sab
rem ipor Serr glair Sefretar etnel
; hieiiqen 8eriideriinasgeIellidldlt I'M
oann eine Reihe bon ssahren blnonrd
Sefretdr Scr :. Ii. Blair 9rif 50
sn nGheren gngeborigen hinterldB
Der geritorbene Die gramgebergt
. y9itttue ssrau gloiie 9lair, aeb Bar
ringer, einen in Cos angeles anidlii
qen Sobn Iotrie cine gof)ter, Die i
! CHICAGO oomieilirt lit uno einen 8rl
Der. Serrn Z. Milton Blair, Der bic
,, anioiiig iii. 9ie geeroiglna iitoet ar
Witirpoh sfahrnittna Inn 2 libr Dor
/. 5rauerhnuie ans itatt uno Reu. Sill
bon Der Grace gpisfopnl Stride /
gloon6olc. miro oie Srauerieier Letter
Iic geiietliug erfolat aliI Der
! Curing 8roue 5rIeoboi.
sSm bpben 4ltsr bon 50 Snhrsn ho
geitern 5rau Wilbelmine & 0t
ter in Der 8obmunn'ihen Wittpsn
beimatb. mo tie in itiller 8eihaulid
! teit ibren 2ebensdbsno perbrahte, oi
2iugen gum etpieen Stlumm.r q
! I6IoH.n. Der Seimeans Der iuafsre
beutifsn Matrone ipiro in ipeits
areiIen ailfriftis betrausrt peroer
!, oenn iie bat es perftanben, ii5 burt
|, ibr. 5erssnssiits bic Q9tuns I'm
|, syreunbitoft Qaer su ertptrben, bsne
!. es psrg0nnt setusien, ndher nit ii
be.annt su tperoen. Die 8seroisuu
!. finbst am Wlittpoh Nahmittag III
J. balb 2 ubr bon Der Witttperheimdt
dits ftutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
Jn(anOge(e grap0
8efdbrIt6e StraBe.


9ittsburg, ga., "a. Rop. -
Die gpIisei mahte am Wsontas be-
tanut, bab tpdbrsno ber lestsn orsI
N3ohen uutpmobijIten btitdnoig III
9ebensgefabr paren, ipdhreno ne dur
bem grano 8oulsparo fubren, oem BE-
ltebttften Iutomo6iIfabrtpeg 3rulihsn
benz iaIbipnublsr Ofteno llno Der m
nsren Staot. Sn ben lesttu orsi 2Bos
6sn Bat bic qoli3ei nibt penigsc 's
12O Stangen 9pnamit aufgshobeH.
Die. mi. Is ihsint. in ipitemutiihsr
W,iI. auf Der Strabe nieoersslsst
poroen parsn. Spdt am Sonniag
gia6mittaa puros abermals cine
CnontitGi 8pnamit auf benz gouIss
parb aefunben, uno Ipdter osrhaitete
bic polissi siusn Wann Namens per
man 0eioman, Der Dpnamit aus osm
Wagasin zines Sontratiors as'toh!ea
babsn ion.
6. Ml. 5ollano plosiih sss
itorben.
gIepslano, D., "a. Rop. 6. W.
6plIano, So Sabre al. elmer Der be-
| iannteiten amsrltQnilhen Shaulpies
| Ter lit Bier am Woutas Morssn in Ell
mem 6otel eiuem 6er5ihlag erlegen,
6oaano mar psrbeiratbet unb lsbts
NIT Ieiner gamiIis in Rtp yort.
IGpa 5anouap perbeiratbsi Il
slnn SarbOr, Wid, "a. Rop
epa 5anauap, bic Shauipielsrin, psrs
| 6.iratbete Iit bier am Wpntas Rad
mittaq NIT Sobn u. 5oro. benz 5aupt.
narItener ibrer 5heatereeiellihaft. GiF
drieotnsri6ttr idiir3te ben Enotsn.
/ aotomptipe egpipoirt.
/ SbeIbp 8, "A. RoD. Sn 5olg
her GrploIion elmer gotomotiDe cine:
ssrahtsuees, cine Uleils noroii6 Dol
IShlch. pursen ain Wiontas breiUldn
ner lebtns9fabrlid DerbriiAt uno belo
Gelsiie Der 9is 5our Giieubahn ser
fort. Die Spfsr Iino ale in eIsos
lamb unIdfiis.
lgrz M appr Wlc0uire ppl
i Gpraeuis, u. D., unter
i Mntlage.
i Nen Dort, "a. Ror. Sames 8
WeDuire. Der iriibsre benotratiifI
9iiraermeiIter BON Spracuie. U. y
murbe am Montag angetlogt, bon 81
lner aorpcration sineH RaHpasnebei
Iiraa perlunet gu baben. Wenn
!, idulbig befunben lpiro, eripdrtst ia
eine Gtrnfe BON siusm Sdbr gefdna
Inib oher $1,000 Celebrate ooer beiesi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
Sauptmanns Teitipiel nno Die
Arbeiter.

Sm 9lnItlub an Die drage Stepban
9robmanns nah Dem gsrbleib BON
Gsrbart Sauptmanns Jeitipiel uno on
Die autport oss Dihters hieraur isns
bet elm 2sIsr cine 3u'6rift, in Der er
burauf binfpsiit, bub bas oislbefeboste
Dert bsi bsitimmtsn 9oltssreiien Elm
gdns beIonoeres Sntersfis erregt bat.
Gr itreibt: aur3s 3eit, nahoem ols
um ben aronprinasn asidaarten 9es
rduIdpatrip.en oas 5duptmannihe
,SsitIpRl aus Der prGhtisen Sahrbun7
Sertboae in greslau nertriebsn batten,
beniiste bic allsemeine grrssung, Die
iid OBJ oisiss Strsihes Der Seffentiths
felt bemdhtiate, Der gilounss1usfnuB
Der praaniIirteu 4rbeiter grsslaus, in@
pem Ct bon einsm greslauer Sdau@
fpislsr oos perp5nts Stiid Dor sinem
pisltaui.notDpfissn 'Qrbsiterpublitum
i'm neuerbauten Getpertihaftsbauie re-
sitiren lieb. 9aour9 tam oas I'M
Stiid IonIt 5ismlih usrlorsH sshenos
Wprt an ben Seloen SluGer:
,9u podrer 9rautopi, LEG on Deis
Ilem Srt,
Was leben bIeibenIoll, oas lei Setr
Wort.
SD i6snt ss Dsutidlano, brsnn IS II
iein Ser5 -
glitt Ssins ariessluit, aber DER
,9orpdrts s"!'
nunmebr su sans beipnbsrer 8s9su
tuns une tpuroe oemOnitratio beluoelt
Gs mar serooe oieis Stelle, pslhe Del
eans bsIonbsren 3crn Der gCsutlhel
Sasss5eituaa" .rrsgte, Die aus thr be
lpiss, baB Sanptmonn - horrlbl
oictu. - ourh oas Stid cine - Ber
| pammnng bss Grieass nnfernoHnlsl
babe. llno eben biefelbe Stsae mar e
sic bic tlsriiale .S3lsfitx Ioltsas'
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Sans- uuo csanowirt6f6aft
Sur gustpabl Der Wtlh :
tiihe.

Die beIpnoeren Yuntts, bic Bel Der
g.urtbsilung Don Wteltpisb bsrutit6@
tiot tperoen miiien, iino Die Tolgenoen:
l. oas temperament oes Shisres, z.
bic sForm oes Cutters, 3. ous dugemetne
auf RiltTig.niAaft Dsutenoe Anslez
ben, 4. bic MsrtmaIs. rpel9e auf Die
Milhmsnge, bic sr3ielt peroen tann,
rnb 5. bic 4n3siten. pelhs auf DE
3uIammenieBung uHo Die auulltat
Der er6altensn Wlilh ihli.Ben larsn.
g.l Der unteriuhune bon Wtlldtuben
miiIen ale Yuntts, pelhe Die Grfab@
rung als sinsu Msrtb fir Die gsur=
tbeilung Der Wil4dnlagen beliBeno 5u
tstra6ten ssitattet bat, berudr6t19t
tperoeu.
l. 0os Temperament. Die Rub
muB rubig unD folgiam isin, stne feline
Saut, einen laueen 5ols, opr'tshenoe.
qut isitlih liessnoe 4ussn hdbsn uno
in ihrem san3sn ausIehen Elm sutss
uno pblsgmatii6es Temperament pers
rat1en.
|. 2. Die Torm bes Cutters. Sas
Outer mub iid gut mad porn sr1trsden.
Die 9orosrsigen Bel gepifen Sufsn be-
finpen iih in p.rislbeu 2inie tpte Die
6iifttnp6sn. Oa5 Guter ntltB ppu
ieiu uno Bis unt.r ben Sdtpeif hinaufs
rsiten, tpas ouF Elm grobss Ja1ungss
.permDeen osutet. gs muB geiuno uni
Die 3iBsn niHsu leiht 81 banohdber
! Tein. Sisie miiNen bon einanoer slsit
melt entfernt i'm 8isret gepronet mn
BON gutter GrDbe iein, Inn oas Wlelter
| au erleld1tern.
8. Sas ollgemeine 4usieheu. Sim
quite WiIhtub eriheint mdntmal etlg
tuenn pom Der Seite betrodtst; De,
Sols lit oiinn unn ldnger ais belWtaIt
/ tbieren, oie S6u!tern limb ounn uni
/ ihrGe. Der unterleib ml,B snttpideit
| Die fslanten rein uno tur5, e1er mage
als lett fem. Sos arsu5 elmer gutter
Milhtuh lit in Der Regel tlr8; ein gu
| tes Sreu8 lit oas Qnseiden einss itar
ten Riitgrates. Mtro oas S9Ier po,
pben ssiebsn, 10 muB es ebsnfaas sdl
eritsinen, fla6e Sdultsrn mn bi
| oiiftlinien, Die i'm iibrigen uuseinan
Der ssIpreist iino, iebr martirt baber
| Die Shertel miifIen getriimmt len
um cine pollitanoige Gnttpltluns De
| GHters gu s.Itatten. Der Shfpetf mn
gut angeiest, lang, oiinn uno NIT e
mem suten 6aarbiiiheI psrieben ieii
gfan BARI ben ientrehten Stdno os
geine unb bas 2nohengeriiIt ni6t uu
ben Mugen perlisren; Die 6llenmabs
miiIIen rein iein, uno oas 51ler ea
nihi bsim Ganse, ipie bies MIR
, b1ufig Der 5aa, nit ben getnen I
senbe @epegunseH maHsn.
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Qnitalt susuihreiben. Der Sel6it-
morb oes Or. Marfh tit Der erite, tpel-
der iio1 am 3nae ereianete.
Die bamaIiae 0erbdpDlnna i'm BRO.
hntaerid)t forberte Die unalaublide
1hatiod,e al Sage. bah Der ardnte
tdglih 1o1 Grain Wlorphium Iablets
ten auF einnal au iih gsnOmmen babe.
s,ierourf) ipurbe Is ihm unmOalih.
ipeber su eiTen nod su idlafen unD
mubte sr fiA nit gblorOform bstdl.
ten, ipenn er Der Ruhe pileaen tpollte.
Der 9eritorbene piro BON feiner
Dittne, frau Mariba WaarIh, iibere
tebt.
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O6lte 2Nnrren
0abMen Stltern sttpa 45O ents
ssdBtete xOirtbe ibr lirtbeil
entgteen.
t1nS aaben lire onrdl oaS 2iSens
seieA perbpiencn Nridaftc ani.
Usnpermenr Gor ertbeilt WapO,
Gnnt siuem Vaienltiibcr,
limb briiehft linn telcarapbiid, all'
aid)t liseniirten Nirtbidlaitrn
iuiprt sn ihiieheH.

26 .xrsteitirr Dor bas Wnuisipal.Wc.
rid,f sitirt. - Giae ansabl si5enS-
lleberiraanngcn ansebnbnt. Wei.
j tere GinhaItsflagsn weroeH err
iuurtrt. Ter goriiser Der staats'
HisensbrhSrbe in Der Staot. -
Tas SdDfrrer'idle Naubautns.ger'
iabrsn iuiro bente entid)itoen.
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Guu eiuem 3nse iibcriallrsn.

Ger Coroner Duroe geltern Don
sem Sooc eines i,nbetannten yeeger5
benafrihtigt, meld)er i'll Der 9tabe
pom eliiabetbtoipu bon etlem 3u9e
Ger gio ,Sonr Giienbobn ilberiabreH
.InO aetootet muroe.
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Mn 4, cine Che.

pittsburg. Ya., "a. Noo. -
q.etsr gotparos purbe am Wpntag 5it
80 Sdoen arbsitsbaus perurthellt,
neil sr feline Jrau gspriiselt bate. Die
;grau ioete benz golissiridter, oab ihr
Manu fie r.g.lmdbie sinmdl bic Wote
asprias!t babe, 10 lang. lie perbelrathet
{iub - i'm @ansen 2080 Wal.
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1is aarupele Santa Vs q
rio" nieoer flptt.

Grie, &c., "a. HDb. - Im Wtnn@
taq aeIang IS mehrsrsn S6lsppoan@
pfern, bic Columbus SarapeIe Santa
maria" pieber ilott gu MAIDEN, Die
pdhreno oes Srtans Dor 3Dei gBod1e1
auf cine SanDbant gstrieben puroe.
Das Iabr8.lrg, bas nit ben 3nei an
bersn BON Gbieago nah gan 5rauctsco
oebratt perben iOa, lit TART beido'
btot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-13
TWO MEN OF THE ROAD.

II WO MEN there We're whose Jour
i ney lay
Down green, tree bordered paths today,
But one had eyes that would not see
The Wayside's art-divinty
He thought but of the motors grind,
OF clouded miles he'd leave behind
lie had ne mission save to say
lied gone so many miles today
The beauty of the woodlands dress
To him was hazy nothingness
Just once a grim smile lit his face
A fool-bird dared to set him pace.
A fool bird-poor. misguided wight
Dared taunt him to a test of flight.
Thus on and on he blthely sped,
His only goal-the miles ahead
III T. DID not see beside the road
i Another man who calmly strobe
Amid the shade of glade and glen,
Then back into the road again.
He did not see the old mans eyes
Grow glad and twinkle with surprise
When out there hoped friendly toad
To blink at him across the read.
He DID not hear Bob Whites refrain
Come echoing from down the lane;
He did not catch the plowboy's yell
OF welcome to the dinner bell.
He did not hear the old man sigh
In pity as he hurried by
He did not see him stoop to get
Gods sweetest thing-a violet,
w. NJ. Herschell in the indianapolis
News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-13
June II 1913

Judd the proprietor and editor of
the American Agricultural and
trustee of Wesleyan University,
Middletown, Conn. offered $1,000
to begin the work and the use of
the chemical laboratory of the Or
ange Judd Hall of Natural Science
i'll the University on the condition
that the state appropriate $500 per
year for two years The legislature
made the appropriation i'll 1875 and
scientific work began in October OF
that year This was the first ex-
pertinent station in the United
States supported by the State. The
late Professor W. O. Atwater was
made its director
The beginning was perilous. The
station was new enterprise i'll this
country The new station was on
trial and upon its ability to make
good hinged the spirit oil movement
to other states That it met the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-13
First Station Bulletin.

The results OF the early work OF the
station were not published i'll bulletins.
but III newspapers, reports OF agricultural
societies and boards, and in annual re-
ports The regular series OF uniform and
well illustrated experiment station bulle
tins only came with the foundation OF
experiment stations BY the Federal Act
i'll 1885,. Probably the first bulletin ever
issued by an experiment station is repro
duced IN the accompanying illustration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-13

The movement for the establishment eli
an experiment station began in Connect
cut under tie inspiration OF Dr. Samuel
w Johnson, who from his studies In Eu-
rope was familiar with the then new Ger
man Stations and had become imbued
with the possibilities for benefit to New
England agriculture from agricultural III
Yestigations The papers and discussions
i'll the Connecticut Agricultural Society
by DR.. Johnson and his pupil. Dr. At
water, supplied the germ Of the new ex-
pertinent station idea.
In speaking OF the possibilities OF hay-
ing an experiment station in Connecticut
farmer at the winter meeting OF the
State Board oil Agriculture in 1872 re
marked: "Nhy cannot this system or
something analogous to it be introduced
III the State OF Connecticut We have
the men who are qualified to establish II
and carry on such work We have wealth
III the state enough to do it. The diff
Guilty does not lie, it seems to me- in the
professional men, the lawyers, the clergy
men, the business men of the state, but
i'll the farmers themselves. The farming
community Is the obstacle i'll the way OF
introducing a system OF agriculture that
shall be as perfect in the State OF Con
nectlcut as anywhere that we know oil.
That opposition to the establishment OF
experiment stations came from farmers
is illustrated by the following statement
made by farmer before the agricultural
committee at the hearing upon the bill
providing for the establishment OF the
station III Connecticut: Il pray you go
Slow. You are Matching an egg which
certainly will make this state lot of
trouble"
In 1874 bill to establish an expert
ment station was introduced in the legis-
lature but did not pass Mr. Orange
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been developed and the quality and
value OF their work challenges ad-
miring comparison with the output OF the
laboratories of the world devoted to pure
research in all the branches OF biology.
chemistry and physics
Through the station publications
and otherwise a body Of new truths.
demonstrated or suspected. has been
given Immediately to the workers III
the fields for adoption. scrutiny or
test, and, as result. it is probably
true that. in America, scientific agri-
eultare-and that means intelligent
agriculture, economic agrieulture-has
made greater progress in the last ten
years than in all the years which went
before.
In 1888, the year after the passage
OF the Hatch act, the stations ex-
pended:
From federal appropriations. S5S5,oo
From state appropriations $4,000
From other resources. ...... 34759o
Total ....=............. $4,000
In Ioo5-6, the year preceding the
passage of the Adams act
From federal appropriations, 100000
From state appropriations 100000
Ffrom other resources...... 347,5oo
Total ...................S2,oI7.4o2
In I9Io-II, the last year for which
statistics are available
From federal appropriations SI.44o,ooo
From state appropriations 1.246,47o
From other resources o75,o55
Total Observation-Disclosures. S3.662.425
OF persons engaged in the work OF
the stations there we're: in 1888.
400; in Ioo5-6. $50; in Io1o-1I. 1867.
1t is impossible to express statistically
the enormous volume and value OF
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! @

NOUS favorable report from COM
mittee, and was enacted into law
by approval of President Roosevelt.
March 20, 1906. The new act in
effect doubled the federal appropri-
ations to the stations, and its terms
were so drawn as to restrict their
use largely to genuine research In
the seven years since the passage OF
the Adams act, the work and utility
OF the stations have enormously in
creased and expanded
Desultory and inconsequent eN-
Fermentation has been largely dis
continued detiniteness in expert
ment work has been more clearly
established: and genuine scientific
research along all the lines OF the
natural sciences related to agrieul-
ture has begun A large and able
body of competent Investigators has
been developed and the quality and
value of their work CHALLENGES adj
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requirements and established popular con
udence is a matter OF history.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-08-05
REDWOOD LADY
FOUND GUILTY;
FINE Is IMPOSED

l
Mrs. c. c. King last night paid the
fine imposed upon her by Judge A. C.
Doliff at Window, July 81
Mrs. King was found guilty of hav-
ing aided and abetted Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Mcpherson in making their es-
cape at Jackson. Judge Dolliff inn
posed the fine of seven cakes which
were to be paid to the assembled tour
lists of the 1913 tour.
Last evening the entire party gath
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
King where, among other pleasures,
they enjoyed ice cream accompanied
by several delicious cakes baked by
the above mentioned criminal The
whole number required by the judge
had been provided but G. A. Schild-
knecht devoured one before many of
the guests arrived. Gus felt he
should have this extra compensation
for having posed for so many photo
graphs while on the tour
The company is quite agreed that
Judge Dolliff is past master of the art
of imposing fines, and equally agreed
in wishing Mrs. King and Geo. Jaehn-
ing wouldcommit more misdemeanors.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-08-05
"Heine" MdkeSOne
Clever Getaway!
Henry Miller and Miss Anna McPher-
son To Be Married in Mime
apolis Tomorrow
ELUDE QUESTIONS sKILLFULLY
Miss Mcpherson Slips Quietly Away
Monday, Tuesday Henry Goes
Tagging After

Anna Mable Mcpherson and Henry
Adolf Miller will be married in Min
neapolis tomorrow morning, August
sixth.
It was impossible to learn any of
the particulars concerning the we'd
ding~as "Heine" was up and away be-
fore any suspicious were aroused, and
the above announcement was all his
brother-in-law could be bribed into
making.
Miss Mcpherson and her mother
went to Minneapolis yesterday. This
morning, Mr.. Miller obtained his Ii
cense, and took the noon train for the
cities, going from here to Morton by
car.
Miss Mcpherson is the only daught-
,er of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mcpherson and
is well and favorably known to every
one in the city. Mr.. Miller is mech
anician and automobile man of con-
siderable ability, and will continue in
his work here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will be at home
in the Philbrick apartment formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Glib
The Gazette extends heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes.