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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12
And All These Articles in Addition:

The Cost of Beef We Eat, by P F. Trowbridge
showing how the cheaper and tougher cuts be
made very palatable by proper cooking.
The Farm That Won't Wear Out, by Cyril C.
Hopkins explaining the necessity Of supplying the soil
with phosphorus.
Interesting Pages for Women. The Country
Centlewomans views on Sunday as a day Of rest;
Contents Care and Use Of the Medicine Closet Max
hg Your Own Bookcases.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19

me SubSrsr ben S6peiB bon ben
bIeiGen Gslift, elm paarmal ieufat,
er, ii0bnte er laut. unb oIs Biro 5u
gnbe gsfominen mar unb nnr Del
grun,ame .3ua Inn feinsn Munb nod
reseis - 6a f1ludie !9err bon 2aIs
fonp Elm paarmal frdmpfbaft; Il
mtinte, an Der 8~ergesiaft, bic oer
anbere auf feline Seele setpdIat BAT.
fe. eritiden gu miiHen.
Sc mar nn1 Mitternaht, afs Sm-
res Darlesunsen beenoet fuaren, uno
CT. fih erbebeno. gang rubig fagte:
SO, unb nun bente ide sebsn mir
f9lafen.4
gr reid5te - mas frii6sr nod ME,
mails seideben mar - feinem 5errn
Die Snno.
Gafonp ~ gara gebroden, gang
fpillenlos geporben - f1aute ibn
cine. Weile pertpunoert mil fieberbaft
gldn3enoen 4ugen an, bann Isste er
feline feline, peibe !9anb in Die breis
te, t~ur5fingerige SaBe, Die ii9 ibm
entgegenftredte.
Mie blDbiinnis f9aute er bann
Dem 9inausse6enoen na9.
sGr TT gu itart, Inn nur 9iener
gu fein.1 fagte er iid, .er lit cine
5errennatur. Wenn i1 bas friis
ber beadtet bate! SEPT lit es 3u fpGt.
Mas miro er na6 einem Sabr fein2
Mein Seinb? Mein 5reunb9
Gin Sdiittelfroft madte 5einen
fdlanten 2eib eridittern, tpdbrenb
CT in iein SdlafSimmer fdlid.
mS9lafen er tann f1lafen,1
mlrmelte er, unb Elm 8efiibl 6es
oas iid abermals nit 8es
numbering mii6te, erbob iid in iei>
gemarterten Geele.
SHldfen audi er psrfu6te 3u
l4lafen aber atpii9en inn unD
S9laf erbob fid bas @efpsnit
oes S6redens.
Mit ipeit offenen Musen itarrte ct
IN Die Jpn umgebenoe Sinffsrnis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19
3peites Rapitel.

Der Sttober sing au Gnbe. Ctr
olabblduer 5immel p6ibte iif iiber
Dem Murdfeltt nur iiber ben Dps
ndualen i9ipe6t.n Elm paar Wols
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2anbfraBe mad einem ftattlifen @es
bDft fii6rten, hds an einem Ser Dos
naldrme lag.
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cine Reiterin, cine iunge Dame BON
ibmpatbifhem Meubern, ein,
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ten iiber oas fla9e 2arb BIN, has
bnrd ole uralten Silbsrpappeln bins
bnr4 iiGtbar ipurbe unb auf Dem
bo ilno bort Elm 2anomann nit feiz
men Sieren lnb ieinsm pfIug ounfle
5nrben 5pg. Dieie @egeno mar
nift iibermdbig Ia0n, ipenigitens
ni6t fir bic qugen zines Sremben.
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Billie, unb ibr Ser5 bling nit allen
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fden, peiten 2anbitri6, Der ibr slr
Seimat getuorben mar.
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bieier SSeI0er Wlnmenlfrdube oss
pfliidt! Bie Oft mar lie nit ibrem
Ontel in bic llmsesenb 3ur Sago
gegongen! Seoen Baum unb 9uf6
lonnte iie bier, iebe @traBe un6 ies
ben Pfao, ieosn @teg, Der iiber bic
pielen MaFerldufe iii1rte, bte sic
tdier enoloiea Dpnatduen ait sssn.
feln ma9ten.
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bas fagte bds freunblide 2GdeIn ibs
req Munoes.
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fu9s geben, ben lire geiibte Sanb
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ben. Die bablibe 9llte bate bunoert
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Sere eegolten, aber Sobanna Wiless
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arduter, Meos sur Gtreu fir 9ieb
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fraate fie freunoIid.
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te Ole Ilte. syta, 8 gebt gut. Rod
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d1en fdngen nod NAL an gu bliRr.
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bannd beitimmt, cine 9raut unS
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renb lie eigentiimIid Ta4einS sic Blu
men en%tscgenndbm nnb Die Sono ser
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19

fsin.
Mdbrenb ibre Ridte BEN 5abr
ftubl in 6as Gpeiie3immer idol
leuf5te bic 3ranfe.
Run, mas gibbs, Santden2
fraste Sobanna.
pa fenf5te Grau 8ldnner NOD
einmaI unb faste: rDu fonnit 81
gar nidt benten, pie ole Sitter al
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sic tparen aber bod BirfIih not
iIenbis g%etpprben."
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Snfel ni1t 70 f6nelI anbringen Iaf
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den bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ten. 90 meloete has Giubsnmdbs
den anna ben germ 5orjtaoiuniten
b. 4mbers,
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tenoen Mann, ouf balbem Weae 81.
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iniiber, uno tpoIlts al Mittaa tpie.
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stlenbof. fam erit fnapp Dor Dem
basu, oie einaeaanqene 9oif
II leien. Sobanna bate iie ibm me-
en- feinen Seller seiteat.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-28
45OO-TON EXPORT
ORDER RECEIVED
BY TENNESSEE CO.
Will Be Sent to Medi-
terranean POrts-Business
Activity Expected After
Passage of Currency Bill

The members of the city commission
spent yesterday. they stated, in clean
ing up the detail work which had gath
cred In their offices during the past
couple of days while they have been
sitting as Judges in the police inves-
tigation. They stated that they con-
ferred on no matters of Importance.
The Avenue + street car franchise
has been lost in the shuttle" since
the police probe started. The commits
sioners state that 1T is pending with
no changes in the situation since they
dropped it several days ago to devote
their time to the police probe.
The auditorium matter is also I'M
changed. Chairman Shook of the Cham
Der of Commerce auditorium commit
tee has returned to the city after an
absence of several days and it is prob
able the chamber will take the ini-
uative in the auditorium test case with
the cooperation of the commissioners.
The procedure will be to pass an ordi-
nance providing for the issuance of the
$20O,OO0 bond issue and then some cit
izen Will enjoin the ordinance and the
test case Will thus be carried to the
circuit court and from there to the
state supreme court. AS Mr. Harding
stated few days ago, it is expected
the case will be in the hands of the
supreme court by March l.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-28
TO CONFER IN REGARD
TO REMAINING STREETS
Board of Trade Committee Will Meet
With City Engineer kirkpatrick
Tomorrow Morning

The special Board of Trade committee
Robert w. Ewing, chairman. which has
In charge the Board of Trades interest
IL the plan for remaining the streets of
the city, has arranged for conference
with City Engineer Kirkpatrick at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning in Mr.. Kirk
patrick's office. President Shelby has
asked all members of the executive board
of the organization to be present at the
conference also.
What the Board of Trade committee
and officials are going to request or rec
ommend in regard to the plan for renam-
ing the streets has not been given out
1t is stated that Mr.. kirkpatrick will
probably make his final report on the
street remaining plan before his services
with the city are concluded January l.
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closed slip and mail it to this office, or
better yet, make call in person. We
are ready to answer all questions and to
aid you in making your reservations. AS
we leave January 20, prompt action is
necessary. Cordially yours,
"W1LLIAM c. RADCLIFFE,
General Secretary"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-28
MANY WILL GO ON
TRIP TO PANAMA
Secretary Radcliffe Receiving Numer-
Gus Acceptances-Party to Leave
Here January 20

A considerable number of checks from
persons going on the Birmingham to
Panama trip under the auspices of tho
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce have
been coming into the office of Secretary
Radcliffe the past few days. Indications
are that good sized party will make
the trip.
The party will leave Birmingham jan
uary 20 and get back here February g.
The boat will be taken at New Orleans
Secretary Radcliffe is sending out the
following letter to members of the cham
Der:
Reservations are being made for the
Chamber of Commerce personally con-
Quoted tour, birmingham to Panama,
leaving January 20 and arriving home
February g. If you plan to go with us,
| urge your immediate action in the mat
ter in making reservation of your state
room on the steamer between New Or
want you to have a desirable room
IF you have friends who may wish to
go, speak to them or let us have their
names. We shall be glad to have friends
of Chamber of Commerce members in
the party.
IF you are interested fill out the in
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-28
PREPARES FOR STEEL
SUIT HEARING HERE
David Reed Interviews Business Men
of Observation-Disclosures to Make
Any Statement

Preliminary interviews are being held
with prominent business men and citizens
by David Reed, one of the Steel corpora
ton attorneys, prior to the beginning of
an examination to be held here next
month in the Steel corporation dissolution
suit.
Mr.. Reed who has been assisting in the
defense of the Steel corporation dissolu-
tor suit, will doubtless appear as coun-
eel for the company at the hearing here.
The examiner will probably be the same
government official who conducted the
examination in New York recently.
Mr.. Reed was unwilling yesterday to
rake any statement about the case for
obvious reasons. He was a luncheon
guest of President George G. Crawford at
the Southern club. In addition Walker
Percy, counsel for the Tennessee Coal.
Iron and Railroad company, and Col. ".
P. Richardson Of New Orleans. were pres
ant
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-28
To Hold Conference

Chattanooga, December 27.--(Special.)
A. conference between e. C. Lewis, act
ing president of the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis railway; T. C. Pow
ell, vice president of the Cincinnati South
ern railway, and the board of commits
sioners relative to plans for the proposed
viaduct over the tracks of the two rail-
roads on East End avenue, will be held
during the week of January 4. The mat
ter has been pending for some time be-
cause of the fact that the courts had not
decided upon the extent of the roads liza
bility in the cost of construction
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-28
LOUISIANA MAN is
VERY PESSIMISTIC
Says Sugar Producers of State Are
Preparing to Abandon Cultivation
of Sugar Cane

Col. w. p. Richardson of New Orleans,
who is spending the holidays as the guest
of his daughter. Mrs. George Gordon
Crawford. was inclined yesterday to be
extremely pessimistic over the outlook
for the sugar industry in his home state.
1t was asserted by Colonel Richardson
that one of the largest planters in south
land had notified all tenants that there
would be no further work for them and
also advertised mules, horses and other
stock for sale. lie stated that it was
reported that other growers would do like
wise.
1.-THE new tariff bill will enable the
sugar refineries to secure sugar abroad
as cheap or cheaper than it can be made
in Louisiana, and therefore the growers
in my state are giving up that work. |
am perfectly at loss to understand what
will become of our land. The chief crop
has always been sugar with just a little
corn produced. The soil there seems to
be unsuited for cotton or corn in extern
sive crops.
THE tariff has undoubtedly struck a
death blow to that industry in my state.
and 1 feel no fear of contradiction when
L say that the EXTREMIST pessimism pre-
walls among the sugar growers of LOUISE
ana. The American Sugar refineries have
removed their plant from near New Or
leans to a point further from the planta-
tons and will import their sugar from
Cuba and elsewhere, / am told. / have
not heard what some of the growers in
tend to do about the situation, but 1
have been informed that one of the very
largest growers has closed up shop and
has advertised all mules and horses for
sale, Incidentally notifying the tenants
to look elsewhere for work.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-28

-
This list includes II democratic states
In the same election Illinois voted LAG, 1893
votes for President. Since that time
woman's suffrage has been granted in
that state and the vote thereby doubled
so that hereafter the vote of that state
may be figured on basis of 1922, 3S6 vote s.
Inoer Captain Hobsons plan, the single
northern and republican, state of Illinois
would have more power in the election
of the President than the Il democratic
states above named. by the last census
Alabama had 2,13s,093 polula ton. Caliror-
MIA had 1877, $40. In the last election Ala
bnma voted HISS, and the republican
state of California voted 673.527. In Cali
fprnia white and black women and white
Md black men all voted. Under Captain
I1vpson's plan the only way Alabama or
ann other southern state could have
powAT in the election of She President
proportional with republican states
would be to remove all restriction on suf-
frege and not only register all the ne
groes but also provide for woman's suf-
irage for both black and white women.
Captain Hobson can have only one OF
two objects, either to deprive the demo-
cratic south of it's power or force wom-
ans suffrage on our people.
In the last election Cook county, IL
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-28

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adopted as part of the constitution of the
United States.
Where are we drifting that such man
should be seriously considered as cam
didatc' to succeed great Alabamians like
Senators Morgan. Pettus and Johnston,
each OF whom we're great, distinguished
statesmen, loved and respected through.
out Alabama? I. L. LONG.
Jasper, December 20, 1914
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-08-14
AN EXPLANATION
THAT EXPLAINS
Sunday School Lessons Made
Easy and interesting

a Weekly illustrated Article on enc
fatsrnati-nnl enrdsy School Topic to
go . Rsaular Feature IN This Paper
Hsrsafis-Ths OF Repeated, 70 pout
Knew thu Lsoson,r viii Not % New.
We are pleased to announce to our
readers that Ia this issue we begin the
regular weekly publication OF the
Brocklyn Tabernacle Illustrated Art.
cles on the International Sunday
School Lessons.
These articles are writted a. easily
understood but beautiful language.
really explaln lining the Lessons. and 20
far towards making Il a real pleasure
for both teacher and pupil TO meet IN
the class room al the recitation hour.
No longer can the busy or careless
oner as an excuse for staying home
Sunday morning the oft-repeated, Fl
don't know the lesson"
Teachers or pupils With ordinary
mind can hereafter 10 fifteen minutes
read the Brooklyn Tabernacle single
column article, and thereby c~reditably
acquit themselves among their fellown
To those OF d readers who are
forced 70 miss the regular weekly class
room exercises We are pleased to Of
fer this feature aa an excellent sub
otitute
Hundreds Of editors throughout
America are serving the interests OF a
mixed constituency BY publishing this
unaectarian weekly service. and We
sincerely hops 70 do likewise
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-08-14

when these Hil constitute Mcsaian's
earthly representatives In fuiine and
blessing ail mankind
Throughput The Gospel Age. God has
been seiectng a Spiritual Israel from
nmongst oli nations These. too. have
bad Bitter experiences opposition
from Satan. che world and their own
6esh These Spiritual israeiites are
heirs with Jesus OF the spiritual phase
pf the Meuaianic Kingdom.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-08-14

In the Probate Court Of Cur
ny County, New Mexico.
In the matter Of the estate
Of John A. Hall. Deceased.
No. 46.
Notice is hereby given, that
letters of administration on
the estate Of John A. Hall, de-
ceased, were granted to the un-
.dersigned by the Probate Court
of the court Of the county Of
Curry, state Of New Mexico. on
the tn day Of August 1918.
All persons having claims
against said estate are required.
to exhibit the same 70 the un-
de1signed az her residence in
the city Of Clovis. New Mexico.
for allowance. within ~ months
from the date Of this notice as
published, and as is required BY
law, after the date Of this pub
location with necessary vouch-
.ers. or they will be forever pre-
.cluded from any benefit Of said
estate: Or, said claims may be-
filed in said Probate Court.
Dated this 9th day Of August,
A. ID. 1913.
Houston G. Hall.
Administrative.
.R. d. R0wells, Attorney.
A14-A21.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-08-14
To serve the Farmers.

The Agricultural College is
making every effort to serve the
farmers over the state, both by
letters and personal visits.
Where possible the individual
or community served is asked to
pay the travelling expenses Of
the expert sent so that the mon
ey appropriated may be made to
go as far as possible. This week
DR.. Humbert of the department
of Agronomy will take in Tula-
rosa, also the Dry Land Expert
ment station at Tucumcari and
the Dry Farmers picnic at Clay
ton in Union county. A lecture
on dry land problems will be de-
livered at the last named place.