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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
Gnftion.
Ner llnterAeithnete fpirb aln

Samtus q, ben 20. opember.
ouf Subn 8alentire's Sartn, / Meile
bitlid pDn @nscprabe, fpl9enbes oers
ibnlife gigentbum bffentltfh on ben
Meiitbieteuben perfanfen
3 Mahren, q init Soblen); j id9riees
Soften; / 5p~eijahriges &inb; O. Sdiuei<
he, l Snrmtpa9en, | SldeDe Selbitbins
Der, ! McGprinid @rasm6her, j 9ijfs
Gu!tipntOr, ! Seetipnrgsae, 1 Stabls
balume 8ing, l neuer @urnphua, / Cutie
patpr nit 8 SdDoufeIn, | 8naan L
Shlitten, ! Shletiltein, nit @eiteG,
l ueuer &phpfer, 2 Seibbien, l GebrDts
aerpehr (gSinrbefter Nepeater) mebrere
Gabiu1aen Seu, cine Guantitdt &orniuts
ter. lupie cine Nnsabl anoere artifei, AT
5ahlreih I'm argefiibrt Sli iueroen.
S|eoingun9en: slae 8etrd9e BIG sn S.
Saar. fir 9rbbere Setrage pirb ein
&reoit uun 0 MDnoten betpiliet, eegen
NDte NIT gutter Siher9eit.
Ter Sertauf beaiunt l llbr Nadbmits
tags,
a, N,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
11aabrmf.

our Vfinfterlttg nn li1lere tbellre
Spebter n1to Sdnueiter. Clara Davis,
geb. Spttniant, geitorben aru27. Rpnem.
Der 1912.
Sn Der Slittbe @eincr Sabre
gilteit Oh Dem Grade si
Sbne Srauer, Dbne alaae,
Sdjlaflt On MN in liiBer Sub.
Gin Sabr 1T nun babim sel1munben,
Npdl lit Der Sebmers nicbt iiberItonoen
gSel! man oas 9iebite nitbt peraiBt,
Sp, icllaie bann in filler Hnh
nnb 4iinmelS Sriebe bed 0icb su,
galo lit audi infer 9nuf pu%llbradlt,
Stplat. itebe {pdter, cute Naebt
~ fril9 it1lug bieie bittre Gtunbe
0te 0teh aus l~tnierer Witte NAHUM
9odl trbfteno tbnt aus itnieremM unoe;
Nas @ott thitt, 6as lit ppblgetban,
Stes gsort tilt unler banaeS 5lebu,
af1 ritbe ianft, apf @ieberie6n.
@efuibniet ppn 9einen trauernben
eitern inb Geffbuifterii,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
Sic liao augefommcll.
Sn Sermann nnS Der Mad6aridaft.
Ole saffrasettelr.

NnS lit cigentlid los nit Dem
iorft 10 s~llperlGifiaen itpo iIeiBia
eierlegenben Golf ber Siihncr? @eld,
repolutiolarer @eiit lit lett fitrsenl
IN nftIere bisber 10 8~ufrieoenen mo
baitSlidl oeranIagten Scrlipeil geiob-
reit9
Sdon lett sermtmer 3eif imlrhe
bic 3ariitbr bon giern imtrer gcrirr-
ger, nn6 felt nlrgef6br sfpci
8pdleit bat bielclhe gniB aufgeb6rt.
MirgefpNs IN Sernlanih ioipie opdy in
Der tpdditen llnrgebilna, 1T, tpeoer iiir
8eEb rcd cute @nrte. Elm Sifbner-
Ct mBltrefben. SroItIns 3iebelt sic
9iebEubcr BON @icrit bon einem
9oufldoeit 5ltnl orpoern, relt &prb
om glrin ilrpb Sen @etbbeiltel IN ser
&artb. ieooh fninn bobeli Die 2ippet
ben anfone Scs @ortes, @ier, &c.
iesaa, 10 idyittelt ser a~anfnnanit
traitrig iein iorgenidmeres Saitpt
uto iagt: r@id}ts los; mciB ielbit
faiun rod pie Gin 81 nrsitalt.~
Mit fnmnternptter 0fierp ,peitSet iib
ser aGitfer ab nno poGcnbet ieiltst
Gut69nrg bel Sen iibrigcn aapili.
oelb lei6er iehpdy itberall nit Seul.
ielben 4eiiltat. gier ii1o nirgelrSs
sn bo6en; es 1T eire 6pnge nb Ger
~ilberbanpt nod iraenbpo eriitieren,
8ein beritiinftiger. liberal arJe-
leater Meih6 tpirb bon ocn Senren
oerIalger, Dab oieieIben uipnilsae.
iett, 6as gauge Sabr bitourdl, iidJ
regclmabi9, etrBig uro allein nit
@ierieger obgeben iolIen; 0as mGre
5ipiel perlnrgt, ielbit bon oem bis.
Der 10 beIfleiSenen nnN p%flidtbcmufr
len Bolt Der Siibner. Ser 9eripf
bes g~ierlegers ~erforroert 3eit, @e.
Snlb,, Arfeit, Miibe iiipo eineir @nf.
lpalibt bon RohmaterioI, fpeIdes
i~orttpabrerh berbei9eidJnfft iperoen
imiB; oubernem miro bieie bodIt
riialidpe urto Ncgenreide @eId)1ftis-
Ing 6es Gierlegens in 2ailie Der
Set ie6enfalls 5iemlid Iaitgmeilig
illph mproton befn es lit INNER
ilna efpig SaSielbe Giierlei ubb bot
brm llroufoirg an bis auf oie &C.
aeGiplrl. lro6 nidt Die aller9ering,
ite Gbipehfelung gebradt,. SnfoIgc.
oeilan bnben Ole Sennen id)pn bon
nj ..SI - .I 49, v. III. .Y.I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
aefiihrt merhelr rlrub.
q

Igefiibrt merNen mlb.
9enf reiflider lleberlegrlng mi
Eriifung Der gnirsen SadJloge, a.
ftiiBt aitf Die iibcrIieferten @rfobrnn,
gen Der gergaligenbeit, ioapie II
;;iingiter 3ett 9entad)te, iorgf1lti1t
9eohadytitnGen, 9elnrat man 3t bel
itnDernei6Iiden ShluBfoIgeriimg, 6ai
in lestercr 3eit in Ser aitfif)oiungs.
ipeiie lro, Dor allen, in Dem Dor
9atnr aus edit meiblid)en ilirN NIT,
lerIid)en Semitic nniercr ipnit Il
iiebetauiiroigen ut6 in ibrem ita.
tiirlid}elt @irfungsfreis gais urtent'
bebrlifen Seniler, cine id)roffe uiph
pepb1iigiiBbole @anolung itattgs
fitrScn bat. Gin miirriid)er, itrjll'
frieoelpr. releIliider @eilt lit i'm III
Jeiabren, 6nt alle eolen 3eglnMef
pergiitet ltpb, ipetttt Dem lltabeil ltidli
raid ultN energifG Salt 9eboten
ipirb, Damn fonren mir MIR nit
SdSalern ltnA NIT @rauelt ali odS
mrbcriteiblide giGSe Senfen.
Gic quite Seiplpe friiberer 3eitcn
HoS llrfiIo GGitsliden 6leibes, milt'
terlider Siebe lutb Gorgfalf. Shon
friib i'm Mor9ctgrGlen 9irg lie
froblid, uuN ipobigemntb ull bie gr-
liiauit1 ibrer 8fltd)ten, wihrerlb Del
Goter Samilias Ser SER bon Sabt,
NIT lnutcr Sfinrnre NeR Irthripd) oes
8a9es perfiinSetc hnb 6ann elnei
S~pn5ierao1M in Die lmlaeblrna npadl-
te, I'M gltaIdjall 81 !halten rodl
een @etter, ionic aitdl. nebenbei,
ieilien Nppetit gum Srii6itiid 81 pers
bcIierm Sp1ter ont Sege 500 lid
Ionla &cnlle in lire &onuner 5li-
lid, Inn oas @eidyift Nes @icrlegens
3n beior9en, Hciieu gliidiid)e uno er.
iolareidp 9ecftoi9irrg lie olsbnnn
Ger @odbardait nit frellbb9cm Sc.
gacter perfiiRSete. Gen Heit res
Snges miomlcte lie Damn Gem @c.
IdJaft bes SpiirogiereitS mpo Der
forperlidlen 8fleae, in @eielidait
ibrer Srenapoinrcb ionic llipter DEM
Sdub unb Der Siibrnirg bon Iater
Snmilins Sabn.
Mit boderbobeicim Saitpt nr0
ntit itol5ett Sdritten 800 Damn 8apa
Sobn nut Der Gdoar ieiner treuec-
eebenem llntertbonen iiber Selb3 lin,
Ter fleiBigeln Gd,arret ltuh 8iden.
iopie 9eieItiger ltnterbolhupg, ter.
9ing Scr Gag. Bon Bet sit 3eit lies
8apa Sabn, i'm @ollgemrB ieines
Slides, einen loittefl &iif 0es Sic.
nes uitb Der SepauSfor6erun9 er.
idlallerL uno ipenit ct ieIbft ab unO
Gil, cine giite ibnndbofte Mnbl5eit
iano, Damn rief er iofort, ieine Sc
treuetl Inn 6ieieIbc nit ibm at tbei.
lei g.. y. nndyoem Ell por1er Sic iet.
teitcn 9iifen fiir iid, ieIbIt iii Sidfsr.
belt aebrodf botte). 3nipeileit Iieb
iid &apo Sobn ditd sGbidmeifpast
bon Dem elpgeit iin6 gero6en 8faS
Der Silgen6 5nidaiIDet fonniteil
tnenft er in itnbemodten GligenbIden
oer Gerlodungen freni6er Girenea.
in Scincnacltolt, 8llnt 9pfeI fiel.
oolde fleitte @erirrnrwen fmtr6an
leoo6 bon ieiner tre~uer1ebet
Sfoor, aitf @rin6 ieiner impuIiipen
ltebeSnritigen Sobuentemperomerts
ltetS poll lulo eails per5ie9cn ltis0
INIT DEM Mantel edter, ipolrcr Seii
fentclerorS 5itge0edt, ipomtt flnr
ltno SeutIih Ole @abrAea 0@
SpmtdRs betpiejtn ipir6, ,glliSo eiit.
se6en lit elm ielia 2e6pn, e.
ifes &nbrRs oif 0em Siibnerbof~.
giucS Eages iebotb ieblt cine SET
Scluten in Ger Sdnur ibrcr @groB.
inncit; Der 9roip 5nr Mutterlhait
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
Hn bermietben

9ie Sobn Salentin farm an Der
pbern Coles Greet l Mieile bftl. pDtt @nSs
cutabe, III Su nermietben, Is biz is Mder
iinh nit @eiSen eiilgeidet, bas iibrige
aanb fir gprn nno @ieie; Nder 8eins
berg, ebenfals Sbitearten. Cute Bphns
ing, Stallung &c. M~absuragen Bel
Sermanna ppp ir.
Sermann, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
Nelle Nnscigcn
An ~perfanfen

10 idlbn gelesene Saulpts OIL Der u.
mo MarftitraBe, entfpeber %einScln ober
ais @au5es.
@hos. Il immel. Sermouu, Mo.
Wpb2S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
Oenmeritae, Sen II. Dc,ctnber

CSnncrft00, sea- III. Oe3etnbcr
beoinnenb . ll9r Sprm., fploeubes gis
aentbnm on ben Meiithietenben perfaiis
fen:
2 grbeitspferbe l Spblen III Sabr alt, 2
8iibe. l9tinb, lMutteridJtuein mit10sserfel
| Grasmdber, l bpber unb / nie6riaer
Iormma9en. 5eufrarne, ! IL sblli9er
8fina, ! G%prnpilug, l bpppelipanner
unb ! %etnipanner sgultipator, Shaufels
plug, 8leeider, 9arponliu, $50 5uSStrid
uno arpbe Seu9abel obue Trad, Sd1reis
ners8eidirr, iouie cine SMantitdt sen
mp Corn, ebenfalls 5ausgerdtbe nnb
anoere Nrtitel 81 aaglreidb I'm iie ole gu
fenenren.
8ebinsnnsen: $500 9aar, arbBere
9etr69e II @pnote Credit gegen Npte
nit gutter SidJerbeit.
SIN Safe es arn IL, 9es. regnet miro
Der &erfaiif ain IL 9esein6er itattfinSen.
SriB $. @aertner.
@rnt s. Spener, Qpuis Wriess.
Nuctipnatpr. Gferf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
gu bntamfcn

0rei ldbue 8aupldbe an Der 8. StraBe,
D5tlif ppm gitp Bari. Nadb5ufragen In
Der Office b. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
2smtemsbilsfabrten.

Eenn i6r cine Gntpmpbit, 5abrt ma
ben upat, bann penbet eub an 6 b..
&cmper, Sernlann, MD. 9elepbDne
12I. Ireiie nodb benz 3nitanb Der GDab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
Sn ~berfanfen.

Il gotS on Der tpeifl. z unb 8. Gtrose
e,ttlpeotr ein5eln liberals @anses. suite
Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
scbieft Gmren
y { { 1,
nad Der
Eggers Milling Co.
p e + m a Il n, M /

@tr beaatlen ben Bbdifeu waarft.
greis une babcn tinreidenb leere
Sade an Sanh. @ir f6nnen one
Sorteil Weiseu, euten uber min6er.
entefi, gebraufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
@6dentIider Marhberidt.

8eiSen Rr. 2 3 "a
Weiaen Rr. 8 90
SrtperiaI @ebL per Snd $40
5000 Siid @ebI, per Sad gao
gailp 8reao @ebI. Der Sod 40
3leie, per 100 Gflur6 100
Setppitlltf, per 100 Gfiino f.45
9ornmebL, per 100 8fltnS GID
1rpSafte. q
! Gorriaiert bon
giiter, per Bfiro 90 25
$iibner, per gfit,pS 71kl
@ier, Der 9uten0 40
Sprtng Gbidens, Der gfitn6 81At
SltrfepS, per Efnn6 Id
@dnie, PEI. gfun6 sA
Gnten, per 8fuu6 t0H
Sf1noI5. per 8flni6 "A
Bplle. per gfino fS
9fDiebeltL per BnibeI 100
8artoffeIn, per 8uibeI 100
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

Sm 3eid}en Der SinuneISiuoae io(.
len mir Inns oarnn e%rinncrr, hnB
It:E gebeibIider 9cbensIouf mn Bel
vpl~ftalioiqcm @leidoepidH oes Sci.
BEG mo8li0 lit. &erntei0et bns 3u.
ticl cleric mic bas 3%rapenial Siitet
Gud nor llrbcrlahntg oes Maaeas,
aebet oenl Gprter aber and an Spei.
he Mlf Graft genug bes @uten.
8obrct @iid alid Dor llebertniiouitg
icnic ror Maneel an E6atigfeit ur6
8%cweaurg. Soreet fit elm etuiges
GlaidlmaB, oocr eS ncrben lid, Stor.
ullara im G6rper einiteucn, Ole iid
|ihlisBIidl 6urd maluligfade ernitIidt
9eidnperbcn finhacben, nie aopf.
idn,rraer, Maftigfeit, Ser3flopfen,
S6minae(. gerltopfung 8ruf in Der
@,ageiigrnbe, Mierenbeihtperben, Mii.
fenidm19e. &rensidlmer5en, Ii. I. m.
.9anf lit 6ns @leidgefpidt, Die Sc.
iunofeit geit6rt u,ib Der Sob irnper.
meiolid,, iofern Sbr Dem 90rper
lldrt pieoer 81 Dem @leibgeinidt iei..
lter eehcnsibatigfcit berbeIft. 9as
.mic2 lit ar-fa6 genug, 6en es giebt
mir eiltelt @cg. mo ser lit lcidt III
0allcn apu.hefen 81 firtben unb 5tpar
in @citnft Ser bcriibmten ct. Bern.
aro GrdnterpiIlell. Gieie Billeu,
crit ncn ireiicn MOnden erfunben,
|haben lid eli pielen TauIenben bon
.aeutru .nlii aeitartem @leidgepiht1
S~safrhunoerte als bas beoabr.,
mos lie itib; ols 6as bette Mittel
.6as 9fut sn rcinigen, Die Sbati9.
Felt Ser 2ctcr unb Der Rieren aa
rpaulicfrlr. fur3 bas aeIt0rte @leid.
aeu,idt I'M 8orper ipieber ber3nitet
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
gdtuns 8abbeiiber.

Ssiir Die 9ienfte meineS 8ihaen tueres;
id, pom l. Sannar an $1.00 beredr@rft
bic i'm 8praiis sn 3ableu iinb.
grnit Martin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
anbur 9 nif6 meper t.
gnftiou

llnter5eihneter luirb alf Der gbriit.
Setterer Surn, an Der Sirlt Greet, 2
Meilen ,ueItl. bon Seil'S Sfore am
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

tpfr,ltnse, peri6biebener b~efannter
3eben, ihtuar5e nnb tueiBe, gu $l.O0 per
100, BEL SDn Grass, 9err1afn, Np.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

Die @aIle lit mns nun enoIid iiber.
geIanfen. @ir limo es mii6e, Sag
fir Gag gier 5l legen; Sdbr alls
Sabr elm Sdnaren bon aiiten aus
l5ltbriiten; 5l ertsdbreh 5lt nerpflegen
groB gu 5ieben, I'M Sd)arren mad
&oriiern uit6 i'm &aifen rpaf Slie-
gen etc. 5li nnterridjten, 10 Dab mlls
fa,.m nod Belt heibt Den Sdmbel
81, puten iip6 unieren Mnslig baIb-
Degs IN Sroniing 81 bnltert, url an,
Dem bodat ieltenert, AIMS bepg6amten
5eiertageir, I'M areiie unierer @dlpe.
tern Sarteih 8oiep ntp6 Sreunoin-
nelr benin Sennen-GaffeefIatldl ere
ideine1t gu fonier. Der gerooe @eg
lift Fiir inns Der bette, 6ern er fiibrt
inns am fftelliten 5lln 3iel. Seine
Mad)t faliil ms 3nm gierlegen
~5rpitgen; neinr aber 6as gierleger1
aitFbort, baum enbets nie ntit einem
3ailbendlnG Die Sage itnierer I'm
teroriid1mg, ole 3eiten nnleres
SrofnpOietites. Dime inns giebt es
feline Siibnereier; obne Siibnereier
giebt es feline aiifen gu %ernGbpen
uipb 81. ersiebeit. SSip 3iiti,nft iirro
mir alio Die alleinigeat Serrinlten
u~tpierer 3eit, rnO fonnefr ms haber,
einen innerell, bnllflen Orange fol.
gelpo. boberear ittb erbobenern Gin.
gen ipioutelr, oils Die einfad3 Cleric
GEN &iifen aitsbriitetl, Dem Serrn
Edld,n Sabll aiffparten, etc. Die
Narolc lmitet aldo BON lett an: .@s
merben feline Gier mc1r aeleat."
Elmiftim Salis. g. af. s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

SiidJd,aHer. Sd babe meme Gdub-
nader Ierfltdtte nad 9enrb SdsnerS
@ebaube an Der 8. GtraBe berlegt.
GRANDCHILDREN. ::5lifarbeit titu. ner6en
prompt unb su maBisen Hreiien beIDr8t.
NIpin &aum.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
gu gerfanfen!

elm @obnbaus nebif aot. @ad8ufrasen
in Der 8pIfsblatt Office.
Newark post., 1913-08-13
Money Found Under CaEPst

Relatives q the late Ms Nancy
G-ez= we're great! surprised last
ve=z ty the discovery q $50, ea1-
ezal=t under The carpets II various
roa--s u the bo1s=- Of this amount
$50 vas IN gold and the remain
der IN hills Of different 6e1o-l1a-
-s5r< with : large amount q silver
and Szveral hundred pennies
Ms G7=gg and her s-sQson-
G=o-gs. had lived alone N the
hous= to- E number Of !e2rs- but
10 o14 except tie deceased hsT Il
TIE lz-ge amount q money s=@-etei
under tl= carpet
Ms Gregg L=ft II estate valued
81 at-olt $500 IN aG;iiriol 70 the
hone N Delaware avenue vle-s
So died The Delaware avenue
bouss go7s 70 : granddaughter,
Ms Ola G-egg Tweed and The p
-a-i=- ! 70 h Divided equally
among t1e -E-z5 sc=rs2zS G=2-s=
Henry snd JOHN Greg
Newark post., 1913-08-13

i Lot likely that any Delawarean
could buy more than 10 acres Of
land around EIneland. If he were
Q rthe ground Nor Is il Necessary
10 take an option On 1t. There viii
b. plenty OF Il for sale TO LAST while
this generation needs homes And
II Jersey should ever run short
there are thousands Of acres IS rich
as south Jersey for sale IN Florida
81 $50 per acre, and there Is ID
necessity Of taking an option On
any Of Il before yoa - Il ThsSs
little holdings make near neigh
bars and these people coming IL
gethe- form different sections al
trying 70 make 4 living over din
cult conditions make good friends
The hols7S are nearly aL new
and they have level and god razds-
Four feet elevation Is called
- Heights " / asked { gentleman
how ths<4 people made Z living On
- small farms IS poor IS the land
seemed 70 b.. He replied. oh
they don /
Go E.ok al this eastern garden
and al Florida land before you
take sn option on any land N eth
- place or allow you- mind 10 b.
-9l.s unsettled. The climate Of
eastern jersey : more chilly than
Delaware and the Winds blow hard
- and almost perpetlaLy- I1s7e
ar s7ma other things 70 consider
f-->;E2e one : own grit and capac-
i-v III selecting s home.
N Observer.
Newark post., 1913-08-13
PEOPLES COLUMN
See The Land First
Advice To BUYERS

W still say Delnzrvia- I am
glad thai the article On the D-lmsr-
via peninsula appeared IN the
same P0St with Che article On S1uth
jersey. and especially IS II treats
Of the soil around E1neLa16. Surely
If one who has b=en tolling until
tired II body. and weary Of spirit.
On E farm here, would read the
jersey story and 10. The other one.
he woal6 h ready ro sell al once
and move 10 this cline. where 10
storms ever heat But before anv
one sigEs & Ge=i 10 exchange a
home II Delaware to- this ever
green garden. BE- sure 70 20 ~ Sc
II yourself
These parties Travelled II & motor
cal There s1e goo3 roads IN New
jersey They have the gravel 70
make them Of. plenty Of il. They
made long distances quickly from
one Oasis 70 another They were
no1 Loaking al land 10 buy o. 70
make 3 living o. but al & t1- rich
spots
Ab21t Tl1slzn5 there : but very
little r=G top o. hard grass which
grows everywhere II Ee- Castle
county. Delaware. the grass q or
yards. and the pasture q our
Eells- ! did not - red clover 81
all There Is not L1Eus enough II
JEac gravel 10 hold sleL crops
through s drought. consequently
Cze - very lev co-s and 10
wheat ! saw oze g-asSr ya-3-
LEzv Eatere3 l.
WE=-e sandy land VII hold any
thing Il viii generally produce
fruit ! tr=@ can Szzi its ~oo-s
Cow1 II moisture - II the more
fertile spots orchards 5o vel Tie
farms a-@ S-zI about Fl1@Lz-1
-U- -T0 -9GSo-s;
N agent 52D 81 O. Ter . cT=--
y acres ol man that has l5v-
tar-Le3- easier than n ean 5 la-g-
- tr8c-- then The party viii think
ps=-EspS h can manage Two II
tEe>5 plots and a. : distance viii
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-19
POISON IN ITS AIR.
Java's Valley of Death, Where life
Cannot Exist.

The Valley Of Death Is on the island
Of Java. 1t is the most remarkable
natural example of an atmosphere
loaded with carbonic acid gas In ex.
istence 1t has never been fully ex-
plored because of the danger OF re-
naming more than few moments In
its poisonous atmosphere.
Approached through an opening be-
tween the hills. ii is seen TO be an oval
shaped valley about half mile across.
1t is about thirty five feet deep. The bot
tom Is hard and sandy. without vegeta.
ton and strewn with large stones. The
surface is covered with the bones OF
animals. birds and human beings.
Explorers seldom venture beyond the
borders. though the deadly air does not
Immediately affecs human beings. This
is because the carbonic acid gas being
heavier than the atmosphere. settles TO
the bottom of the valley. Dogs and
fowls thrown into II fall senseless In
stantly and die in few minutes. No
craters or assures Sre visible or the
floor of this valley, and it is thought
that the openings are near the base OF
the hills. Exchange.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-19

Accuracy Is the twin brother Of bon
eSty.-SimmonS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. L. NJ. Seaver Of Williamstown
was visitor in the city yesterday on
her way to Florida, where she will pass
the remainder of the winter.
Misses Beatrice Kellogg, Octavus
Smith and Ruth Moore of Plainfield are
passing few days in the city as the
guests of Miss Eileen Parks of South
Warren street.
Miss Eileen Parks entertained about
twenty of her young friends last evening
at her home on South Warren street, the
occasion being her birthday anniversary.
Miss Parks was the recipient of many
gifts, among which was an embroidered
Spaulding high school banner. The
greater part of the evening was given
over the games including many Valentine
novelties. A sumptuous supper was
served to the party later in the evening.
Manager LaCasse of the Goddard sem
mary hockey seven is negotiating for a
game to be played between Goddard sem
mary and st. Michaefs college of
Winoosk at Montpelier on Saturday
afternoon during the Washington pag
cant. st. MchaePs is represented by a
well known group of ice players, and
Manager LaCasse is anxious to book
them for the date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Benjamin Sullon of Dorchester, Mass
was among the business visitors in the
city to-day.
Dutch curtains, bordered scrims and
muslns, beautiful designs, Sl.49 a set
Henry w. Knight
A number of people from Barre went
this morning to East Montpelier to at
tend the annual musical convention.
Miss Irene Cronk, who has been visit
ing Miss Hazel Maiden of Merchant
street, has returned to her home in To-
onto, Ont.
Louis Joseph, who has conducted a
grocery store at the west end OF the
Granite street bridge for the past two
Fears, is planning to sell his property
preparatory to leaving the city.
James b. Roach of 40 Pearl street, who
recently purchased exclusive booking
tights of Blanche Walls moving picture
production. "The Resurrection left this
forenoon for Atlanta, Ca, where he will
emain for several days before going on
in extended tour through Georgia, South
CAROLINA and North Carolina. Mr.. Roach
intends to book the film in every one of
The larger towns in all three states. He
viii be absent from Barre until May |.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-19
VILLAGE LIFE IN EGYPT.
Crude Mud Houses, the Roofs OF
Which Are Garbage Dumps.

Egyptian village life is quaint and In
terestlng, says the wide World Maya.
zine. The houses are crude. one stored
structures Of sun baked mud, with pos.
sibly couple OF tiny square holes cut
in the wall for ventilation.
Each home consists OF single room,
absolutely devoid OF furniture. one or
two drinking jars and cooking utensils
being usually the only articles TO be
seen. The roofs OF these novels are
matched with cornstalKs, and for some
unaccountable reason all the house
hold rubbish is dumped on the roof!
For this purpose a ladder may fire.
quently be seen reclining against the
side of the house From distance a
village is apt to look like an immense
rubbish heap These primitive cree
lions are inhabited solely by the fella-
hin. as Egyptian peasants are called.
In some of the Arab villages the ar
engagements for sleeping are even more
unconventional. Huge cuplike strnc-
lures made OF mud are built out In the
open. away from the houses. and into
these the babies are frequently placed
during the day. and often the entire
family sleep in them at night The idea
Is to escape the numerous snakes and
scorpions which abound during the
great heat of the summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-19

The wife of his bosom was going to
leave him for fortnight. and fifz-
Tomkins was trying his very best to
look sad.
my dear" he said. choking back a
ehucke with his handkerchief and wip'
ing his eyes. II hardly like to think
bow | shall miss you. The evenings
will be so long and lonely without you.
shall have no one to talk to-"
George" said Mrs. Fitz. surveying
him with a marble eye. Il have pro.
vided for your comfort in this as in
every other way. When you return
home you will find dear mother there.
She will remain till come back and
keep you company in the evenings.
George"
And as the train slowly glided out OF
the station the guard wondered why
Fitz-Tomkins nearly bit him when be
insinuated a tip.-London Telegraph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-19
Ireland's Coast Cliffs.

The finest cliff scenery In the United
Kingdom is OH the coast of the county
Of Donegal. at the northwest of Ire
land, facing the Atlantic, where the va
riety and grandeur of the cliffs are
most thrilling and impressive. Sieve
League. south of Glen Coumbkile, is a
superb introduction to nonegais coast
splendors. In less than half a mile
from the sea the mountain rears its
height of nearly 1900 feet In the
island of Achill. off the west coast OF
Ireland. the cliffs of Croghan. at
Achill Head. rise sheer from the wa
ter's edge TO the dizzy height of 5000
et-London Standard.