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twtth name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Esst Side.
EAST o: Fifth sv.. between Fourteenth
and il0th stsb
losTH ST, n E, 90 e Madison sy. 5ox5o.s-
Arisdns Realty Co 10 Jacob W solomon,
go Il Goth st. Oct %. pr mtg $4,000, /
VI. . n G; atty. l. 7 60, $50 Bway 5000
SAME PROpERTY-Sim mo 10 Hy ) Bow
ron. 1928 7th av. oct ~ ) yrs, r.;
attys, Schenck g. 7. :, william st.sls,o 900
West Side.
tWest OF Flfth av, between Fourteenth
and 1l0th sts)
COLUMBUS Az. o =, 70 n GOTH st.. :$x
lOO-Austin ] Gordon to Title Guar 4 r
Co. l7s Bway, July :, due as per
soTH 81. u :, 40 " West End av, IGN
iOa clinton NJ Cruikshank 70 Mary
NJ C-uik hank. ITO w 18th 81, Oct !, pr
mtg si2,bOo, . yrs, 6 y e. atty. Jas II
Hickey. 40 Wall ..Sd'oVo
Uptown.
CManhattan Island. north of 10th ST.
PLEASANT Av. = W cor Ie'st At, COLON
7s.J-Francesco Celenza to Emigrant Ind
savings Tank 81 Charnbers ct. 3 yrs. 3
y {, oct IS; atty, 7 q Co. 10
hHTaHR;orNS ''Ay.c 3D. n lsath st, tSe
es, Or mtg s42. o0O-Mabel " Hopkins to
Title jacobson. 655 W Tooth st, Oct 81, .
yrs. . p c atty. l. 7 co, l6o way 81 900
SAME PROPERTY pr mtg si9'ooO--Ssm me
at, n e cor Riverside Drive. Oct 81, due
June Is. 1916. 6 p c; atty. anne $500
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx
ST AIMS Av, II W cor l36th ST. :5xl00-
Chas Haaso to German saw Bank, ljf
Attn av. oct IS. yrs, . p c; attys. Amend
& a. 119 Nassau 81. .,r....,..,,sS 900
pEcATUR Az. n :. 40 " 2oa,h. 5oxloo-
i r",g'S cres Ms'I ayi oct, e. Hf: : yrs, 'G 3 p =.
atty, J Berry. a6i9 Westchestsr
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$500 900 EAST SIDE FLAT.
rams Completed for New 4ith
street apartment House.

tdAcrY l,otu has completed plans for a
.."' STORY apartment, 100xl00. to DO
-e"ed of |l5t.lio East Forty-fourth
nreN i"r the Akron Building Company.
nMs a flag, II win cost about $780,
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capt. n H. Curr'c. from Fifth to Frs,
First Lieut.. l.. J. Ahern. from Sixth to
First Licui' T. n Paine. from Third 20
second Lieut. Il Frsnkenbergcr. from
Fifth to FIRST Field Artillery.
Major ". IL. Hay 10 Fifth Cavalry.
cart. /" G Andrews, from seventh to
CAPT h IIyer. from seventh to
Fourth Taavairya ,.,,, .,,,, .,.,
capt, u. Il G'en'y. from Twelfth to
capt. +. =. Amos. from Eleventh to
capt ". l. Cornei,. from Tenth Go
Capt. " II Paine. from second TO IN
Cap. J. i rntord. from Third to IN
CAPT, ". Dean, from Eighth TO Ninth
cavalry.
tenth to Fifteenth cavalry.
FIRST Lieut.. : boak, from ltfth 10
First Lieut.. T. \ Ro,hwclN. from seventh
Frs, I.i.ul. o., Converse, Jr. from
First Lieut.. A. II wilson. Third to
Ninth cavalry.
r,.rst Lieut.. / X, Herr, from Eleventh
tirsi Lieut. X, rrlsg', from Tenth to
Fourth cavalry.
Fir., Lieut. 5 " winfr'e. from seventh
TO Fifteenth Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. u. g. RumscN, from Sixth
to Fourth Cavalry.
Second Lieut. l.. y Lehman, from Thlr.
;eenth to Fourth cavalry.
second Lieut.. IL G. Lutz' from Twelfth
TO Ninth Cavalry,
Second Lieut. J. NJ Thompson, from
Thirteenth to Ninth Cavalry,
Second Lieut.. u. T.. Murphy, from -Four.
tenth TO Fourth CsvalrN.
First Lieut.. II. T. Bun. from unassigned
list 90 Fifth cavalry.
First Lieut., &, r, Thompson. s'v,ecnth
Infantry, detailed at Cornell University
as professor of military science.
FIRST Lieut.. l.. q. Beuret, from unas-
signed Iis' to seventeenth Infantry.
col =. n Mccoy, Infantry. unassigned.
TO the retired li-t,
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commander u. NJ. Wood. from command
Of the Petrol 20 command the Nashville.
Commander y y. Olmstead, from rnm-
mand of tho Nashville to Norfolk yard.
Lieut.. V FRIEDRICH, from tho Arkansas
20 home for orders,
Lieut.. :. q TricNand 20 retired list
surgeon ". Il. Grove to Naval lIosplta,
Norfolk.
Assistant SURGEON II ". stenhouse, from
the Iris to Aslatlc station.
Passed Ns'is'1ut surgeon u, II Castro
20 Naval hosritai, Portsmouth,, y. n
Assistant surgeon \ g Weston. n. n. e.
90 marine recruiting station, New York.
Assistant PaymHStcr L II Barber. from
orders at Portsmouth, y. II.
Paymaster W V II. Rose to retired ...t.
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sA%Dov RLTY 60 30 Mars, knoN q
CITY MTG &C 10 y y Trust co -
asstsj ............. ..-...........>I
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~n.' som, with tho Duross
,,I'' '". a Ui!Tbcr of years, 10 now
'''' '' 10 A II. Mathews.
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tuRNIsmED APARTMENTS WANTED

Nantcd-Ncli furnished apartnirnt. of
from 2 to y rooms. all locaiitir,, for drsir-
able and thoroughly responsible clients.
Ired'k l.. Hurt. 30 T.. AID II. Muir. Hill. 5,!G.
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the supreme Court tor Tuesday: Sos. ..
20, 80, -. ~, ~, IS. 40. ~ ,and ct auI
"tg\ and ~,
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ClTY REAL ESTATE.
APARTMENTS TO LET-FURNIsHED
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET


rON ST. 50, 5t:. 80. $50. Tss nNc
blocks east ~ Prospect aV. station. Four.
rve rooms, bath. steam. hot wHtrr. SIS 10
s.&. Apply Jauito- ur telephone Me!rosc COS,
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Court Of Appeals Calendar.


ALBANY. Oct, ?~i--Court ~ Appeals
1919. i79, is3, 49,, $50. $50 and i9N.
calendar for to morrow Nos lOI-. lntS
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LIS I't>DE>>.
N--.l-aa-

=. 5i-l9 Srs from Sept !. 1915. atty.
\ I Danish, 3ol BWay.......,..,S90 5000
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NEW JERSEY KEAL ESTATE loK aAI.E.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
enc Family houses and choice building
lots at private sale. a large number from
which to select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. to quickly close the busi-
nesA OF two corporations. offers these prop
srttss at about 500 OF former prices
They are located at .Grantwood. PalisAde.
Norsemere and I~onia, New Jersey top-
postte Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes OF Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gsins Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Pol
icy free.
For further details and terms. address
REM u HAIGHT. Special Deputy Supt
of Banks care 81 Rankirg Department
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INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE l. MANIAC.
sun rises i 20 sun sets. 800 Moon rises 6.S7
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM =, M cat,
Low WATER THIS DAY.
An AMI AN
SandyH X. 3 IS Gov. Isl. 9 81 Hell Gate = IA
Arrived -MoNDAN. October 25.
S Tu~rania. Glasgow, oct, 10, off Fire Island
s. Arai. i.:3o 4. NJ. Barrow. Oct. 7
- Ni.uri. $50 A. NJ. Las Palmas. Oct, -
IS Cas,lemoor. 10 T.. NJ. SUNDAY. Gibraltar.
So Co,ovia. 1i5 A. NJ. Barbados, Oct. Z.
So Brszos. 40 A. NJ. San Juan, Oct. n
- Borinuurn. I p. NJ, san Juan. OFT. II.
IS !. l.. Luckcnbach. 10 L. NJ. CristooA'
Oct. Ii.
$ Commodore Rollins. s \ N, Kingston.
OF. -
= guantanamo. M p. NJ, Frontiers,
oct IL.
;, Ubbcrscu o = ". Belize oF =
- irotcu~. New orleans. oct. "'
- NJ Nnrr'. Galveston. OF Do
- ArApshoc. jacksonville oct e.
- jamestown Norfolk, Oct -
- loanuls, Newport News, OCT -
ARRIVED FROM NEw YORK
s. HelnE Oliv. at thr-tlaH-auI
SAILED O NEW YORK
- CIarItId. from ArChAuscl
- CanIcrnuia. from Liverpool
- Tdnrmiua, from Naples
$ ZA'Jua. from SavdWlla
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. So. Mt 8 y. "
Lowest temperature. So. at q A. VI
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TRANSACTIONS
9

TRANSFERS.
(with mama and addros. q, lander and
attorney. II st,orn.v., nsms +, emitted
address party Of second par.S
tsou.h of Fourteenth ST.,
ST. 200. W 9. .2iioxeo. ex2s,o
EEmH,sh.n,Sy ,Wihgert, eoI Grove ct.
ami auo ooS W w. D~srnaIn,ne d Nesier
ieii: atty. JOS + ocS'Dopnelia III awSsy. 81
Reilly. ass III az. al psr,' 70 m.r T sssSSs.5oor.
May ~ 1911; atty same .''''.'.'''h
Gas, o, rp,, az s.,S""" v.,.,..u,, .,,
..p ST. ,.... X. - 10 w 80 az, COX
s sss..g, 4 % : 3 Rsa1 ,so, Go :. : s s;s 30 F Sss:
Oct e; atty, Benz 4 Lew, mig * iIy,Gb.eyf.y;
s,r 4 ssT.so;:r.:: sjios
MeIntyre. sos i sSts 81 mtg 5000 ali
7issrf" s sr oe 81, 81 atty; Co rs Bway
81 Bowler to Michael bowler. Iois Id
..ay. b $. c. a g. Aug IS, iocs.,.'..s 81
Julius Miller 10 Minnie si,bers,sln' sis
" 1874 st.. mtg $4,000. a I. Dec 20.
s.p ~. anaayy'E II r'a.to, !" s"sy wv
ioa:-FsuiiSe nc.:nsysis to Flora Baa'
,s. iii .s 81. 5I!ss 4 r. sA / :. y ~ sl bison 81
Na~E
H py.' ref, ''G to oct RI,x c1 L Pss
i Blooms T st. Oct IS; atty L T st &c;
MADISON Av y c iosth. st. Sc.li.:o.:
MAIZE tswrcnce 10 May Martin q!
s"S ! "'''hacnt' % spring 81 '..'''H
yves, o, FIT, ~" ss,S..n ro,,,.,n,, m,
,,r,, CT nun SIS, -,.-oso
M.rs.sri,.:p iiciinan 10 Louis. II stew.
sns, 81 Grant e., Corona. y OF g mtg
ss;SS'"vv' may 90 i'iS' ADDRESS 10. ,Mn
sEwEE " :,siv
ct, mtg Ssss,oo9. Oct 1s: address'
same 900
"steSiE6oGScMs s 700 e West nnd az,
T,,yT e. ,;s NAY iEE5;,GsSd
"i,smn,SsssiNxM w; Il wa r, wM es' InI a.,
shank to clinton Il cruikshsns. So {
n u,cievmn ss, trrr,choo =, l. S"y' ,iiaaee
9TH ST, -. $40 y Ssn,iai Park We;,.
%%,!srdan, az az ' and ss,s 3, s.a mtg ,ihi,ccSy,
Uptown.
iisTu ST. = =, 75 g ID av. :6NSo.5-Hy
r'. m ~ A ssssoo. Oct S'1seiihe' .ss gcS
i',Tg 81. Z, v; ? :; ~ . IenS1 az; :Ts
Hothsehiid, els w iiith Of, aud Norman
Rothschiid, 20 W iisth at mtg $4,000,
Nov IS, 1913; attys, Strasbourscr & :,
~ Rway 81
PLEASANT Av. isi.t st. 20. io,7e.s
c.sco rsi"ns maui si, SPY riea SAM sy fr m,r
$1,000, b and :, DC, II; atty, T q Go. i;s
Bxsy 81. 100
chardt. Wash, II c. ct al TO Malyina
Borchardt, 1891 Madison ay. a G, NAV
& 81
MADISON Av, 1850, " =. 5d.io i3oth
st. I6.5x75-Geo " olvsny. ref, to Aston
Cochran. Oct 20; sttys. White & Case,
Bron,.
o1o"N.
thorough OF The Bronx
led ST. N s. PAS w Courtlandt Az. .tx
] Schats 10 Paolo Cirillo,
$50 u i5lst st, mtg 5000. Oct 20, atty.
LoT !. Tb,kk Co. : maj nae VW%hiiehai, RitySooVv
Antonio scato 10 Chas 4 WINSTON. $50
atty, mas 4 Winslow. .sS Ogden av.
Jersey City 800
LOTS ss:. :s3. 5o7.. map Est OF. Bradish
Johnson, estate OF Bradish johnson TO
Kathleen l. Lonergan, sos W 1880 ct
July ~; atty. T q 4 7 co, l'6 Bway; 800
4Ss. ,amc ~'nap-saine 20 Marie -
Johnson. 1siP: l. I, July -: ANY. ssme'sl
sOIs Ae3 ann 20; same map.samc 10 npe
Zetdman. III Madison 1T, July .'' ATTY,
s.nc ,..i..tl
o. ppiNS n'1,Ss' g..
Eau 81 mig se,ige' Sep, 80, A.,s' "'oesi
PACLpiNG AV, n q E, .?sth At. - -
-.noht n paakasf rof tn T. Jpsephiua
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Bronx.

Lot -. blk 2SiG, section II, on tax map
simeon NJ Barber agt James \ Woolf
ct al faction TO foreclose transfer OF
tax lien); atty, II swain.
ELLISON Az. = ;. li5 II OF Marin -.
10Nl0u-Carolinc Hancn 81 nj, as trus,
Hgt christian Wilhelm foreclosure OF
mtg. attys. Frees 4 McEVcety.
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sSTU ST, .oT W--Bond MoEtelgc and
securities 20 agt Clarence " Paxton
81 al foreclosure Of mortgage; attor-
u"ys, Gc.lcr, Ru,Ston y Koran
GOTH ST. .l6 and @lS W@i.orgr l. Slaw-
son st al aEt Distributors Realty co
It al foreclosure OF mortgage, atty.
IL NJ BcIiingor. Jr.
FpRpHAM m, = = cor Cedar aN, 2sloN
John l. l. B,als aGt Park Mortgage
90 Ct al faction to compel conveyanccJ /.
ut'vs. hoe q Hayes.
18TH Sr, n >, iYt.l . OF Sth aV, S9.<N
% li--Julius y Tobias ag' Thomas !
brady ct al foreclosure Of mortgage ;
atty, ", Langdon.
18TH Az. II . cor cath ct. ~49.tNJ5.S-
katherine + Liudcinanu. cNcrx, agt Hell
,cni NJ Richter rt al faction 20 restore
levy. Acl: attys. Ferguson & f,rgu.
son.
HENRY ST, 3i9--rathcrinc " Finnen ag'
Esther f,sum Ct a. foreclosure o. mort
gdgob. ttty, y u Pape.
l2tTH IT. II =, 1o5 " Of "a aN, soxao.1l
Charles Il Sands ct al agt Max Kur-
attorncys. Bowers & Sands.
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NRRINEU FROM NEW YORK
6 IielhE Oliv. at thri-tian-iu.

SAILED FOR NEW YORK
s. CIarlt1d. from ArChAugcl
- Camcrnuia from Liverpool
- Tdormiua. from Naples
$ Zi'apH, from S~dVdulla
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. For eastern New York. TAR To-Day.
warmer In east porlon; fair aud soincw hat
colder to- movrOw; mOtlcrate 10 fresh sou'"-
west aud west Winds.
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with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second party
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26
NOTICE.
Md. City. H..
Nov. IL, 1915.
Reporter.

Mr., Editor: please allow space
IN your paper Tor me to give no
tice to the district that the Exc
cutive Board vi the Mt. Olive
Baptist Association will convene
with the Culpsville Missionary
Baptist church Thursday before
the third Sunday in December
1915.
ask all the members OF the
board to be present at this meet
ing. also the officers OF all the
auxiliaries 10 meet in connection
with the board
The Trustees OF the Livingston
Normal and Theological Institute
to meet too. as we have a great
deal OF business to transact along
Educational lines.
also ask that all the churches
send a messenger TO to this meet
ing as our school in Metropolis.
has been burned down it belongs
to the district which you all know.
! find that the Const tuition has
been violated and ignored by
members that belong to this grand
body which must be seen after and
Strengthened.
Please take notice and govern
yourself according.
am your humble servant.
Rev. ID Parrish. d. ID.
Moderator.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26

The readers of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is &C least
one dreaded disease that science has
beeu able to cure'in ali its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls scatar1h cure
Is the oely positive cure now now known
to the medical fraternity. catarrh he
ing q constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment HaE's Ca
tarrh Is taken internally. acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the aystem. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they effer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. send for
list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY a CO., ToIe-
do, o.
Sold by all Druggists. &c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patien.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26
STUDY IN WINTER
FOR SUMMER WORK
q ANN APPLY ectgNc
LEARNED IN ecHoole-UkoER
AGRICULTURAL EXPERT.
~ Edwin q. Cooley.

The idea of utilizing the experience
of farm boys a. basis for theoretical
instruction during the ave slack
months In winter. 30 that the expert.
snce Of each new season shall be In
creas,ngiy valuable. originated In Ger.
many about fifty years ago.
Many farmers could not afford to
send their sons away to school and do
without their help for two years. Boys
brought Up on home farm would not
gain especially by two summers of
practics work. What they needed
chiefly was to be shown where they
made their mistakes. and where they
could get better results.
On this theory this system OF spe-
ciai winter schools. quite distinct from
the regular school system. has gradu.
ally grown up. Now they are the most
powerful factor In German sgricultu-
raj oducation. which has brought the
country to . large degree Of indie
pendenes In the matter OF food sup
piles.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26
Chasing Out.

] am closing out my book store
goods. at less than cost You'll
find what you want il you come
to look. Carbon paper. shell pa.
per. writing paper. and all kinds
OF books Tor you. Come and see.
Cor. IL. and Ophia SITS.
MRS. VALLEE,
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Letter Heads and Envelope

Letter Heads and Envelopes
can be had for the asking at this
Office. We print them.
For Groceries and cold drinks
90 the First or Last Chance Gro
Gerry on 9th and Pearl SITS.
Send us trial order for the
Great Nature Sslve, soc a Box.
Why suffer when you can be re-
Eeved for such a small amount.
Read our guarantee on the front
page OF The Gaxetse.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26

Understand that II you are mentally
unified with sickness. old age and
death. no amount OF desire or afirma-
ton can make you well. young. or
long lived. To be healthy. you must
be mentally in unity with health; 20
remain young. you must be mentally
one with youth, and to live long. you
must be mentally unified with life.
says Wallace D. Watties In the NsS
thus.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26
Editor Gazettet

L0ltOt odLCtICt
Please allow me a
space to say a few words. The
church and Sunday School are
getting along nicely. We are pre-.
psring to have = rally the 4th
Sunday in Dec
Algle Bradley was visiting r.
Peeler. OF Nurphysboro, Sunday.
The S. M. It's gave a banquet
Friday night.
Mrs. Ida Morgan and Sadie
Woods. were visitors Sunday, the
guests OF Mrs. A ]. Bowers
Miss Little Eldgric left for Sparta
Sunday.
Yves Phillips and little SON visit
ed his parents OF Pulaski.
The A. NJ. E. church held thei,
quarterly meeting Sunday.
Mrs BLANC Ramsey. Martha
Fiippens. and Matte Postum are
on the sick list.
Willie Gross.
Rcoorter
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26

Agricultural schools

with special
courses IN asfieui- 4.
Peoples kirh' schools
without special ag-
Ticultural courses.
Dit giving more
than nfty hours'
instruction 20 male
students fhgricui. = - "a.
tufai instruction).G i0 y i.s$i
The Danes believe that the farmer
must supplement his own experiences
with the experience OF others For
thu reason the government has sys-
tenn of more than one hundred sgrf.
cultural counseliors. whose business
Il IL TO go about the country making
experiments and giving lectures and
demonstrations. conducting excur-
sions. etc. for farmers. But ~ II 10
seen that such work cannot amount
to much unless the way IL prepared
for II. the system OF schools outlined
above has been established 20 give
theoretical instruction. Most Of the
work 10 done during the i've winter
months. although there are also sup
Elementary courses OF q practical ma
ture during the summer months. and
courses for girls and women are given
ct that time.
These schools. curionsiy enough.
are private institutions. established
by individuals or by agricultural as
sociations. After they have been con-
Quoted successfully for two years.
with an attendance OF at least ten
students. the government grants each
q small Subsidy OF about $3.50. ~ well
as state aid TO students who need IT,
According to the Danish plan. ooun-
Try boys after leaving the elementary
schools. work on the land for several
years Then they attend for one win
ter peoples high school" an In
stitntion which hat for It's main OBJ
ject the fostering OF the spirit OF CO.
operation and patriotism. Agrlcul-
tural subjects. when they are taught
ct ALI are subordinated 10 subjects Of
general culture. After that tho young
farmer 10 advised to attend an agri-
cultural winter rchool. and alter his
winter there. 10 continue taking short
courses in special branches OF the
subject and to get the help Of the ag-
riculturai. counseilors as long as he
needs them.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26

We have just received some
more Of Native Salve and il is
going very fast. those in Carbon
and Md. City can secure a box
or more now by soc. per box.
Act quick u you want il. Send
all orders to Rev. J. B. McCrary.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26
rhcuah, and klndnesa. Rest.

Thought and kIndnese. B1eI
II Is not written blessed 10 he that
feedth the poor. but he that constd-
ereth the poor. A little thought and .
little kindness arc often worth more
than q great deal OF monoy.-Johs
Ruskin-
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26
Cut Flowers for Sale at Mrs
JENNIE INMANS.


Of the Livingston Normal. Theologi
cal and Industrial Institute.
J. "a. Knowles, u. D., President
J. B. McCrary, 8. T. B., Secretary
T. @. Yancy,
.. B. Kerr, Attorney
Rev. JIM. Blake.
Rev. II. Allison
Rev. G. w. Rowlett, Treasurer
Rev. q. O. Phillips, Financial Agt.
Rev. Il. K. Me illiams
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26
False Hosss.

After Dave Darlington iost Bis
voice he used to rap on the trough Of
his pig pen at feeding time Then .
woodpecker went to live in the pig
pen. and the hogs vent crasy.--The
Ramrodders.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26

7 have 70 face the fact" unused tns
fashionable photographer. AZ he looked
ever some recent pictures. that there
are some very usiy features IN this
hustpess.s
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26
We have full supply OF Or
dination and Licenciatc blanks on
hand. Let US supply you.
NOTICE.

Articles sent TO this paper for
publication must be signed by the
writer. II not signed it will hnd
it's way to the waste basket
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26
AGRICULTURE IS
:. DENMARK'S PRIDE
SUPPLEMENTAL SYSTEM OF POP.
uLAR SCHOOLS OWEN cREeIT
BY WRITER.


Il Ia generally agreed By agricw-
turzi experts that little Denmark is
= wonder. Here Ii q group OF barren
Islands and peninsulas. with total
area about one-fourth that OF Illinois,
much Of the soil swamp and much OF
Il sand, which leads the world In agri-
cultural matters.
Look at this table Of the asricui-
tursl schools OF the country. OF the
number OF courses and hours and stu
de1ts. liant this the anwerf
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26

-etrangs what difference there H.
said the household philosopher. BE
tween things we need and things 20
want. There are many things We nss4
In Tie house. but never can ma tho
money for. while somehow We can ~
wuyB And the money for things -
vaut that we personally fancy
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-26
Tho imprexidsnt Ones.

Come men who fail 10 provide soe
their families will go 80 far when cor
nered as to tell you that they would
never think of usurping this prerogS
tive of the Lords.