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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
HOW HOUSES WIN NATIVE
BIRDS.
~ JOSEPH n. DODsON.

First on the list Of those things which
attract native birds to our gardens I
place bird houses. There are more birds
than most people realize which will come
eagerly 10 a man-built house, providing
that house is built according to their
needle and placed 40 that they will be
not only comfortable but safc within H.
II was more than two years after fret
began building bird houses that was
able 10 say with absolute knowledge that
had found the perfect house for wrens
and the perfect house for purple martins.
I could not understand at fret why the
wrens would not remain in the very pretty
little house built for them They
seemed to like The house and Huttered in
and out many times, but when II came To
building thcy ballsed and made them
selves "a nest in u tree. which was much
too far away from my house to suit me.
entrance hole one-half inch or in some
cases a full inch too large o satisfy these
little birds. II came upon mo at once
that the wise little fellows had a very
good reason for this prejudice When u
wren house IL made with an opening only
II, inches in diameter Il gives plenty OF
room for the wen and at the same time
shuts out larger birds which sometimes
attack the wrens.
During these first two years I was also
learning many important facts in regard
to the proper way TO build purple mar
lin house. The purple martin IL one Of
tho most attractive birds because they
! live in great colonies. and il Is a fine thing
to have flock OF 30 to 100 birds living in
the garden. ! found that tho purple
martin prefers house Of from twenty 10
! thirty rooms. and that this house must be
very carefully ventilated and that TO So
cur. the best results u should no placed
upon pole to IL feet high
| The third liouse to which | gave Iona
study aud much experimenting il that
FOR the bluebird This house I found
should b" very similar 10 that which az
tract IN. urens, but most bluehirds seem
10 prefer their house placed upon pol"
Will. the wrens lik" "A hanging house.
have during Tho last five years thorough,
tested swinging blucbird HOUSE anc
have had great success in attracting blue.
birds IN this structure. II I. still true
however. tina, most hlu.birds live in
house placed upon a pole
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18

Second in importance only to tho proper
building OF the houses is the proper plac-
ing of the houses. The first law should bc
that tho safety of the birds 4. so far az
possible absolutely insured Tho grca,
dangers 10 our native hird- are stray cats.
red squirrels and English -psrrows Tn"
-parrows have driven away thousands II
birds from our gardens. They are quar-
relsom" and often by their greater
strength and greater numbers take up
the houses which have been built for and
inhabited 10y more attractive birds The
cats Of This country kill hundreds Of
thousands Of birds every year Tn"
houses should be 80 placed that the cat
cannot get TO the nest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18

pAIIlIA bulbs NJ special Fire, Prize
,'ot,nrtIon not less than ~ varieties VIA
express a. worth for s.. SrTLlMAS, Ths
pthiia specialist, Westerly X, L. b"N o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
Mail the Courcr,
for Poultry t;o0s

4 yslulhlc 81 yaIc h0.t. ''..'-s
Famine ala breeding ru... ..
hc SEM on request Mae, tu. .,....
and get II free.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
HENS BREAK RECORDS
AT STORRS COLLEGE
Ton Leaders Arc Far ahead Of
Marks Made in Contest
Last Year.

S-orrs. conn. April IA .Ne close
OF tho twenty-'hlrd week ~ tho laying
.l.,f.-. ~ S'p,-r< tho hons Md laid
grand total 80 date of moro than 5",'"
eggs When y e Remembered 'IV' tho
lishte- breeds. including TIC l'Eh"r'.'
, arplnos and Euttevrups. arc uov s''-
ting down 20 business 'ett"r ;Htu over
before the prediction 81 l1".o"o Nl''i
for .nc wear seems "ous"rNat'''' - 'uT'i.
\ pen 81 I.cghvrrs suppiaut"d a f!arged
Rock non Among ire ten leaders
furtn r1iorc. a I."-ho"u ycu supIuu'"d
. pr az WHi'' Wv,udot'"s among ine
ten leading Connecticut pcs.
III. same 'wo breeders -H1t ted 'n'
a~s, asst No.i, also made "a draw gam"
IN the twenty, l.rd wcoA E'au''rNf
Farm, pen ~ whit Rocks and Rtr-
IONS pen o, White Lcghorus each Yield
ing =. eggs. \ pru - tnod" island
Reds owned hy lIue,r"st orchards
,irotua. Mas. Nts second for ~" week
with a yield ~ - eggs, wnii. -FOUR con-
ue.tI..,'t pcr.- t.,I for third namely. 49,
n,arr O, B~aufurI Farms pens ~ Nhite
Rocks, Sp,lrgI.l, Farms Rhode Island
Reds from Burut.u. the Sturr- Expert
man. stations sow milk non az REDS
u,d r.. = Nu-o's White OrpinGtons rom
Tn,,ntston. I.uS, Of these four pens
m.d so eggs during the week, h"
tut.l 3 id for al. pens amounted {" 5's'>
eggs
II - Interesting - comp1ro indlNtd-
Val Ncrors for the hrSt Nv" months "'
the contest with me records Tor the cor
D., spordirE period last yea, IN" thie"
lest BIRDS a year 1go, White NNaI-
do,,c. a EuN Wyandatt" H'i WHITE
I.,a.lu,p. lslI a total ~ 200 eggs dur. z
ITO first av, months. the h'@t s'"'"
a., ,ha rhr.c f,iuE 20 eggs In tho '"' =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
couPSL OFFERED IN FRUIT
GROWING.

,-., ~ study in fruit growing
81. r,...s of advances readings has
.... .... .urtrd ny the New lork
.,,s g,1...o ut Agriculture at Cor
,,. D. announces that such a course
.f.-s 90 opportunity for systematic
,.... study ~ fruit growing
to course it, conducted Ivy means
4, l t,Nt pooN and through corre-
s,.rt,u.. with the university experts
OIL, tl. .lhi..t. ana it Is stated that
~. .,y expense connected with 1t,
...p, for tnc necessary postage, Is
pau.utI sum for the text book which
,a Zoo. used Individual attention Is
....,a 81, each member W the course
~. ..c. az the investigators In the de-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18

Last wear there was loss Of from
IL To- 30 per cent. from oat smut In
many fields of the state, and IN some
cases the loss was even greater. II
has been computed that this meant a
lsss of at least $4,000, 900 to the farm
ers of the state. a loss which could
have been easily prevented. oats
rank third in value of AL farm crops
Of New York. being exceeded only by
hay and potatoes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
PREVENT DAT SMUT.

Now is tho time to prevent oat smut
during the coming year and the pre-
vention can be brough. about BY SIM
pie and inexpensive mears.
The formaldehyje treatment mas
been thoroughly tested and found cf-
fective and Is tho cheapest Kind Of in
surance against the disease. The eN-
pertinent station at Cornell points out
that a man who painted five acres OF
oats last year had onc-fourth Of It af-
fected by smut. 50 that his Yield was
only 100 bushels. Had he treated his
seed he would have had an additional
fifty bushels. and at 30 cents a bushel
this increased yield would have
brought him s25. The treatment. in
Guiding material aud labor, could not
cost more than s.. which would have
meant a net profit OF s23 1t would
have paid to treat his seed oats even
IL it prevented only a . per cent. loss.
How 10 Treat the Oats.
The formaldehyde solution ought 20
he purChas d now, so IL will be ready
a, band before the rush Of the spring
WORN " IL 'oiorcHs puhsch' Hduid
ana should nave az least AZ per cent
strength: IL may ne obtained az any
drug store FOR 80 cents a pint, or about
on" pound. ]; sometimes goes under
the trade name Of formalIn. The fol-
lowing directions give the metho-f~ OF
a satisfactory treatment:
|. Spread the oat seed. after clean
I ing it with tanning mill, on clean
harn hoor 10 the depth ot two or three
IncnN'.
:. sprinkle Z With solution or for-
ma'dshNde made 10y dunting one pint
ton" pound, oi the commercial '" Pei
/ cent. solution with forty-e'Sht gallons
o' "a''7 tone ounce 10 'l'rce R""o's'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08
gdpiaiou glahoeaddrr gtrtin.

am S@onuabcn6. Sen ~ 9uni 5.
s.. icirtt obiger @crcin fem Dies.
iohrIges StiitumNicit i'm 6 llhr
anf0naeu0, NIT ttncr Qara0e Onrtl
bic @NipiitraBe1 Der Stn0t Wapit.
tiou Gott NcidtuB Der Ieetcu CSC.
ncralbcriammltma merocn uidtau.
meicnoe glitalieOrr bel 0teicr 6eicr
nit cinem Color beitroft. Bad Der
Garaoe GROCER 9aa i'm 7eutihen
@uus, Qnpiuion. gintritt fir 9lit.
aIicoer soc. Giutritt fir Ridtmit.
Blic6er 75e. Gas aUnite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

lin cinen tpilr6igen a6Idlub oer
I5aiion 3u bieten, miro oos Orpbe'
nm in ser A1hIten Iesten @cde ct.
mas gang QuberoroentIidss 3lIr
auffitbrung bringeu. Der &aupt.
an5icbungspunlt miro SRI. Sonr
5opper iein, cine 2Gn3crin, Der
man nadriinut, 6ab iie ben bon,
enbetten @aI3er Ser 8elt our @ie-
oergabe brinft. Sn Nep 0orf mar.
De fte oes6aIb Die o@obeprieiterin
oes 8an5es "genonltt. g[6er oud Die
muiitoIiide aom60ie lit nidt 81
furs gefommen, oenn Die riibrige
Ebeaterleitung fat bierfir 0as
Girl nitb t6e funnp Sid, SRI.
Charlotte GREENWOOD nit ibreni
gortner Stonep Grant getponnen.
@enies in alien 616ern, Ginger,
.Gon5en Qlno aom00ie, iin6 Vercg
.9ronion un0 8inuie 9aIomin, NAB.
reno ols Quartet Die Big Gitn
Sour" beroiente 2orbeeren ernten.
8erbIiiffenO tpirft our9 feline araft.
Ieiitungcn Der omoocrne &ercuIes"
8artiib, Der geraoe8u elm pbDiiides
Nnnber lit. 2ls Smttotionsfiinitler
tep1bren fif Moore uno Senfins,
udbreno @oion, 8iD6ur uno Scr.
ban cine Iultige 9antomime D@incs
GoIooten Sraum" aufiiGren. Gen
geihlub biloen tpie INNER Die be.
liebten Man0elbiIoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08
N4tung, babe
cine gnte Tarm!

Sn 8poming lit cine quite 6nrm
III perfanfen, $40 ader 5lo6lnno,
S ReiIen bon Der Balm, 100 aGer
5um gebauen NIT aoru uno Safer
uip. Gin &ons nit 3 8immcrn
uuo ! erober Stoa, 2 @etreioe.
Sdcunen, adereerdtbe; 8aIier unO
SoIs. slae $40 ader einae5aunt
NIT 3.fof. Grobt. aoItet bet
adcr $22--25, bic Salfte boar,
Meit in "a Snbren. qoIt, Sdule
nno Stride in u6dIter Ndbe. Die
Meiie pirb be6nblt, ober MIR, tpenn
Der anif nboeihlpien tDiro. 2l0r.
MOO GribiiMr. M.27
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

Nf8f HhIt pef60n. a Wldl =
.0tae Teptidt a8 Wlitu beloai Sat-
.fin WunWiofps inter g|rBberioa
.guaen n Wordb i. 10 WcIlm BON
Der lerbiIdcn Gu enlc o%u0eiemmen
.Jfi mo weliu afBen Serbicn bor,
-rllfl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08
59ir6lide Na6ridten.

9eutide Cd. Iutbcriide Ct. Qauls.
Stride, Gde 20. uno Guons Ctr. -
8ottesoienite Inn 10 ubr; abenos
in engliider Garode Inn s llbr.
SonutngSi6uIe I'M balls IL lt6r. -
Hdhiten Sonntag Den 16. 0lai Su.
bildnmsfeier Der airdnei6e, uni
abenOB Inn s ll5r aonfrmation Der
engliiden aIoiie, Die s Monnte lang
in ben &auptlebren Der Sdriit IN.
terridtet por0en lit.
e. z. Otto, 9oitor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

Fools MF t mlaE
mf BEE
fa eul
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nlalt 6iM Ntti
Fn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08
ScrIangt.

Sin tidtiser reiienOer Asrnt fiji
bic DSGslidc EmaBa Sribine" i'm
Staate Nebraska. Mlh Gmpte6,
lanaen buGen. 9anernOc, CUTE
Stellnns.
Sin jiingerer Mann, Der Elm MO.
tOrraO eisnst, wirS bDrgesugen.
Man meISe iid iOfOrt.
Gmaba 9ribiine, 1911 SDiuarb Ctr.
Gntaba, Msbr.
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meiien.
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filbl oes poaiten 9crtroucnS 81 err.
mcden mo fie 81 bciuegen, Oieie
9oriteIlunaen gu beiuden, einmol
iih iel6It einen @enuB batter.
ldn6ii6cr 9eaeiiteruug 5u getpd6-
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aen. @er 6ieie 9ilocr gcie6en bat
miro nit Der @enugtbumg erfiiut,
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6rcun6e BEG 3neibunoes a%ufforocrt.
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alien ardften 81 nteritiisen. Gle
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Omaha &ribiine" tpie an Der aaiIe
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7as aumitce:
grnit a0uig, s. 90. Qejs, s. @Iomer
6rou Bertha @esi6maun,
6rau q. 6. Streblotp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

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son SD 0tm ii5fb a.tf tasfal.
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M fisa bgf .ltI 6Hfh taNlsft
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

Gait Cure aiFien anb @atrasen
auforbeiten ourd Die n~lt6elu1hrte
Birma Cmaba 9iIOiu So, 1907
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

Gcutide Stride Der GpunaeIiiden
@emeinidaft, Gde Is. uno Cunning
Str, 8. Gitertag, Qoitor. Sonntag
Den 8. Dtai, Worgen5 Inn II ltbr,
miro @eoddtniBpreoigt gu ogbren
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s llbr miro gctperinmmIung fem.
9eiuder iin0 |niafommen.
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Iaa 1T. So aicbt @eluaIten III uus
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auguit mbefaunt narcn. Gas 1T.
mo iie iaIid, oerednet ba6en.
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golf. CIR fr1itigt oars Cute mo &c.
bcnoiae. er giebt oacm Sdpaden
uetes Qeben. Gr nebt aacs lln1e.
fnoe fort un6 oaes aranfbafte, oas
iif in Den 9or0cruruno brdnate,
pertdminoet. Gas Golf oa6eim lit
lett BON oner ilbermdbiaen aeitbctf
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uoroen Sd aIoube aber, bah oas
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hdrmte. Gs mar nift gan3 10
ihlimm, alB es Giniaen ifien. Die
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lett nit ocn geritdrfunqen CUR
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gerqanoen6eit Iei, Iogte Der arou.
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ioaen h6rcn, Dab Oie Code nift 70
groB, einia rn0 beilig lei, als in
oen sya6ren 1871 ODER in oen
6rei6citsfricaen.
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100 eya6ren uno Dor as Sobren un6
letten gluglIt es oaFIclbe mar
ocutidje gtarfe, Die in Den 3eitcn
Der Rotb nuds, 6cutider &iae, Der
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

9eutide Notwithstanding eft
II. uno Center GtraBe. 5ountags.
iduIe 10 ltbr, 8ran8 Ncper, 9upcr.
inten0cut. Breoigt.@ otteSoienIt II
ll6r Rorgens uno qbeu68 s lI6r.
Sugcn0buno' QeriammIung baIb s
ltbr, SRI. 2Dlta 2ebaum, 9rGii0en.
tin. @e6etsperinmnlutg Mittnod
a6enO. q. S. Safer, gaitor.
3u amts5onoIungen un0 aran.
fenbeiuden itet8 bereit. @obnung
1926 Slo If. Ctr. Eel. Douglas
74S6.
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8Obubans-biaig su berfoufen: Gin
5~.5immcrigcs @obnbous, 3013
SI6 %. gGbe., Die S1Ifte boar, Die
on0ere $dIfte ouf 3inien. Ndberes
bel Senro Sdmis, Office Der Sma.
ia Sribiine. t.f.
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9nnfidale-8rof. @auG Sdmibt
BON Der %llnioeriitdt Berlin er.
tbeilt unterri9t in Der ar6itettur,
Mooelirune, itiliiirtem Greibanb,
aeidnen, 9ilbbaierfunit. 9rib1t.
untcrridt fir anoben iino MGo6en.
9aul SdmtOt, lid Sub t6. Ctr.
M-S.
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Gle fonnen es, tpenn Sic fi6
bertrout MAIDEN nit ben 80 ODER
mebr guti4mederloen 2(rten, in De.
men sic
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arbeitsaciudl. - aaein fteben6er
@anr, intelligent, ipiinidt itdnOi-
&c StelGuug a Der Gorm, I'M iid
aus8ubiIoen 5tpeds ipdterer SeI6it'
l%tdnoi9feit. Mit Sanbmerfs5cug,
@frroen uip. ecfpanOt. geltr BEL
gutter 5nmiIie. 0ffcrten nit Gin.
aelbeiten unter s 300 at Die n8ri-
Fine. %. 6
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arbcitsseind - 0eutidcs Mdbden
iudt Stelle fir Snusorbeit. aOr.
90. 8es, 9urlan, Soma, 0fot,te 3,
Dor 70. M-12.
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3luci-5 Monate oIte Gadsjunoe
bon importiertem 9udipoare
9reistbiere NIT Stamm.
baum oerieben, 81 bcrfaufcn. Alf
Bunid naturgetrcue Photographic.
01heres in hcr 9ribane. W.6
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3ests, 2ssfs, 9esfs, 2ssfs, TESTS
s.. 6. gteeo. 1907 5arnnm Ctr.
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K(aIllfl5lrle Anje,Qen!

gcrIangt-ein tii9tiger Sngcnieur
uno Waidiniit, I'm 100 pferoe.
frdftige 0taiGinen.@ eneratoren uno
Motoren 9ompffeiieI, Maidinen.
Reparaturen unO 0ampfbeijung gu
%bcioroen. Gin gutter 8los fir einen
fompetcnten Monn. aein onOerer
6rauft nodjufragen. Man oebe
altcr uno Gefcren5en an. GbreiIc
90 Omaha Eribiite". 30. s.
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Nhtrl @u atat
Il ttt hHatu slbtt'
n MAJ wfaifta
tnegu laura
N Mtnn e. ApRi.
&mttltR babtH,
.tupts astdamtti
|hmaA. hwinsifa
lnb en- 4 thtuatu
eisasH, ~ nepilm
nfmbsn, tttantn
ben. toIbfn OBJ
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gdtang, bcntIdlc Snrmer! @ir
baben bier in @poming freic 800
glder 3etmTGtten. @utes frltft.
bores 2onO. @aiIer uno $oI3 uno
gefun6es alima Dorbonben. I'm
NGberes idreibe man an G. 90. ge.
tericn Gillette, @po. Stunt IL
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G6irOprnetie Spinal gSinitments.
Gotpor6s, "a. & Garnom. D.3445
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@iIlarO 6OOB, Notente, 1880 Gitp
@otionoI gont @eb1uoe. GeIe.
pbon TnIer 1850.
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SINNERS
SPAGHETTI

ferbiren f0nneit uno 0ann niIYeu Sit
aud, Dab Sic Sbrer Bamilie better
olsgegli6ene unO nabrreidcre Spet,
ie gebcn bod 6as bette lit Der
quite @eidmad uno Dab es Den @e.
idmod anrei8t.
Sfiuuer Nlfg. So, Omaha.
Die erobte Maccaroni Gabrit in
Imerifa.
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vWedIelt Gneren tnHaOiIhen Weit
in 8eIb n~m".--S9reibt uno er.
flGrt, Oh SIR 8ieb, Stobtsruno.
Itiide ooer Sormlnno beiist. Che
gono0ion Securities, 422 Wec
anisbt Bldg, minneapolis, T1tnn.
Sune--6.
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GAIT Gnre aiien uno @otraten
oufarbeiten ourh Die oItbepd6rte
6irma GmNba Gilow Gu., 1907
Cummings Ctr. Eel. DousIas 2467.
0as prciswirOisite Giien BEL gcter
Bump. 9eutide Slide. 1908
Dodge Strobe, 2. Stod. IabIaei.
ten % Gents.
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abunEtrt ll hieie 8eituna.
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Nbonnirt ouf bic EGgIide 3ribiine.
S4.0o bas Sobr Surd BITE BOT.
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GurGidnitt8preis $7.15-7.20.
S6diter grei8 $7.221a.
Sdufe-3ufubr feline. Marft fir
ole ISOLDE ettpas bober.
QGmmer, Wt1rft felt.
9ur6ianittspreiS $1,000.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-01-22

The above clipping is taken from the
Commerciai.Appeal of last Monday and
relates the passing of one of this coun.
tvs Oldest and most widely known
citizens.
Esq. Tharp lived most of his long
life in Fayette county where he was q
prominent figure for many years. He
served in the county court from the
eleventh district and he was influential
in every step taken for the advance
ment of his community and county in
those days. He lived at Macon until a
few years ago when he went with the
family of his daughter, Mrs. Edenton,
and her husband to Jackson. He has
had remarkably good health for a man
of his years for most of his life, and
failing health and strength only came
within the last year or less
His two sons from this county were
at his bedside during his last hours and
in his going this community will extend
sympathy to these bereayed ones.