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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-03-11
Lambertville Schools--3

Grade XII High SCHOOL,
Richard Holcombe Lillian Noble
Helen Hartpence Grace Chandler
Alma Wolverton
Grade XII (High SCHOOL,
Louise Errlco Ruth Holcombe
John F. Hunt Dora Sinclair
Bertha Vetter
Grade x High SCHOOL,
Z. VanDolah Bissey Bertha Bair
Margaret Curtin Emma Meginnes
Esther Rossiter Hazel MURRAY
Horace Weller
Grade TX High SCHOOL,
Fred Carter Bethel Harris
Gibson Holcombe Agnes Serridge
Helen Hunt Merlin Stout
Loretta Cunningham
Grade VIII
Elizabeth Meskill
Grade VII
George Arnett Paul Lewis
Joseph Durborow
Grade vi
Emma Archer William Cruise
Clifford Holcombe Helen Peters
Nelson Pidcock Bessie Randolph
Elvin Sharpe
Grade v
Harold Burk Marie Hoffman
Joseph Hunt Thomas Mitchell
Gertrude Moonan Mae Moore
Daisy Naylor Peter Shepherd
Elizabeth Stout Marion Swallow
Margaret w. Holcombe
Grade w
Mildred Archer Dorothy Botti
Tony Carbone Scott Joiner
Margaret Cooney Douglas Moore
Grace Probasco Charles Riordan
Gertrude Reynolds Sam Schillagio
Ida Shepherd Harold Taylor
Elizabeth Mitchell Lillian Urbano
Grade III
Frank Cleary Harold Culver
Anna opposite Mary opposite
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CANDY RIDGE
And Its Vicinity


Master Warren Rittenhouse, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Ritten-
house, was rendered a party at the
home of his parents, and the follow
ing guests were present: Misses
Mable C. vonBrunn, Julia Allen.
Mae F. Merrill, Emily Rittenhouse;
Maude Tubbs; Messrs, Warren E.
Rittenhouse, Claude Dilts, Stanley
Rittenhouse, Robert Lines, Harry
Conner, Paul Wood, Everitt B. Fish
er. c. w. Bovine, Carroll Allen and
James Allen. Games and music
were enjoyed and refreshments were
sesved.
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is something of which no profession
al would need to be ashamed.
School Gardens.

ONAtVOA OdkQCIkSs
Last spring a start in school garden
ing was made at every building in
the city. Much of it was severely
handicapped by lack of equipment
since this had not been provided
against in the budget. It is to be
hoped that the Board will consider
the furtherance of this work of
sufficient importance to make a
small appropriation advisable. The
Improvement of Lambertville back
yards and vacant lots could be in
sured in no more positive way than
by practical instruction of Lambert
vile school children in horticulture.
In this connection ! would urge
that the steep slope in the rear of
the First Ward building be terraced.
This would give the children a
chance for gardens and at the same
time prevent the soil-wash and d.
minish the cellar-fooding that ac-
company every considerable rain
storm.
Cost Items.
Cost items are omitted from this
report for the reason that they are
detailed with so much exactness
by the secretary of the Board at the
end of the year, and any items given
now can at best be only approxima-
tions. / think however that the
cost per pupil will vary but little
from last years. 1t is we'll below
the average for the state.
wish to thank the Board for
their active interest in, and intelli
gent effort in behalf of, the welfare
of our children.
Respectfully submitted,
HOWARD G. DIBBLE.
Lambertv ille, New Jersey,
March 3, 1915.
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Fine Hort Marion Hunt
John Jones Lillian Lambert
Emma Reed Edith Shepherd
Elizabeth Reynolds Warren TAYLOR
Owen Wetherill
Grade II
Madeline Hunt Howard Kerr
Martha Lovett Willis Moore
Robert Smith Daisy Stevenson
Beatrice Wetherill
Grade |
Dorothy Burk Helen Ham
Albert Pickett
Ungraded
John Coligan
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aer Qronprina nn0 Scr Menniport.

anf cine BON .Dmtitm Sport" btrs
anItalitte 3unofraqe ii6er bic Mieotrnufs
nabme pts bautIhen Rcnnbetriebts duBert
f5 aud BET bttonntt Sportsmann Ritis
meiter 8riB bon 3obtltib, Der Dem Stabe
bes R%ronpriu3tn dngebort uAb tttanntlid
nit BEN 3bronlolger sinigs 9inbsrniss
@eHnpfsrbe in aemeinTdmem 8eFB Bat.
mit benz dusSriidtittn 6inpsis. bdB Der
aronprins bolis isiner anIiht lei, idrsibt
Der 2. @aroes lllan: Sd bin ge9en abbals
tung bon Rennen bor MaffsnItiaItanb.
Sd glrube. Der ieI6it adn3line ausial
BON observation-disclosures zines So6reg =
Elm Sal. Der ia boffentfi6 nod niht elm
NAL tintreten ntrb nirbe Der 3tft
nidt a15u biel fhabcn. Die @ereine bit
ten burh qrobtn 4naioa bpn Gintrittss
gelbern, 3ot%atiTatpr uip. beotutenbsn
Saaben. liuo IdlieBli4 piirbe e ben
Sport niht pepuIdr maiden, penn in btts
Ter erniten 3eit berartige @eranTtdItungen,
bic BON Der groBen MaFe ais reines Ser
gniigen oneeiebsn usrben, abae6alten
piirbru. 4bbaltuna ausgefprodener 3uhtz
reanen balte i6 fir a~tpedmdBig. Seine
taiierlids Spbeit Der arpnprinB 1T gsnai
eeritIben anIi@t, ME i4 S9nen mittb,i-
len BARI.
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gpHs6Ufeu I'M arieg.

DIR fortf6ritili6e Rti6sta9ss Qbgeorbs
nete Giebr CSnTerblrq), Der felt 8eginn
bes arieges i'm 2dnoIiurm Snfauteries
9otatIon 5nisrburs ais 5elonebels2 euts
nant @ienl tbut, 1T sum qsutnant Der
2dn6ipsbr ernanHt porben. Der dls
@i5efelDpebel ber qanOtpebr dusgeriidte
fortIdrittlihe 2dubtaes Qb~eeorbntte
Dtndtbd6 @ranbmburg) III gum aeuts
nant Der 2anOpebr beforbsrt porbtn. =
Der fortIdritilide a%bgtprbntte 9obe,
@i3eprdIibent bes aeiHst1gcs nno GDnbis
tus Der gerlintr 6anbelstammtr, 1T fin
%ein5tlne 6dIe Tn bic bsutIde @sriualtung
fir bic beieBten gebieie bss 80nigrti6s
qoIen berufen tporbtR; Der @ebstme Sons
mer5ienratb aroniobu, fortf9rittlides
Mitelieo beg Observation-Disclosures, Der btss
Der finan3ieller geirdtb bisisr @erpaltuns
mar, III iebt subsiiltis 81 ibrem Mitgliebe
ernaHnt.
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QniIrr Dad trr Nrmtf Mlndenltn.

us6tr ben gtiud sts aaiius bsi Der
armet WladHItu brinatu btr n8erliutr
Qolala8tiaer4 uno oas .gtrliner 8aes.
biati@ Wiitbdlunatn ibrtr CUR Charmss
eniIanbtm spe8iale 8stihieFatter. SIN
.gerliner 3aee6ldtt" bcibt e Il. a.. Der
adiitr banitt ietnsR Soibaisu fir ales,
mas fe bisber g%eltiiltt. ssoaate Der I'M
8dbLigen Opier an Gut unb Gebtn bic
bag btutfhe Bolt bisbsr 70 piaig aui fh
aenommsn uno finbiqte nit nett Dernehms
barer aebobener Stimme an, bdb Elm
%ebrenboatr 5riebe %erspungen perosn
miiTe. GrnIe, abet 3uberFdtlihe Morte
SIN .8erliner 2~otatanSsieer" heiBt e gu
Ser QnIpraht Beg aaiiers: Der aatier
Ipra9 su ben 1ruppen Madsnieu's bon
fnntrer @rregunp benegt. er
oaHtte linen fir bic berieIeHtn 9rabours
leitungen uHo forberts 81 usutr nnents
uegibeit unb su neueu Tbdten duf. oenn
mod ieien bic Geinbe nidt sdn8Iib bsfegt,
abr Is biiri, niht gerubt psrben, Bis fe
nieberoernnoen Ieien. Sci bieien @orffn
mdtte Der Safer nit ltinem Reitftod
cine 10 enerejihe 8eptBuns, 6dB an fets
ter eiseuen Understanding tein 3neifel
6eiteben tonnte.
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gert6eifnns brs srptes.

Die beb6r6lihen geratbunesn
fdreibt bas g8erliner 3age6latt" = iiber
bic 5rage, In pelher 0eiie bic 8ertbeis
Iung bes 8rotes uno bes Wlebles an bic
8sb0lterlng an 5%pedmdbigiteu sei6iebt.
seben i6rem abidluB entaeseu. Sn ben
Itbten Sdaen tpurbe in ben aonferen5en
aud bic Sruge trSrtert, fpie es gu ermDgs
lihen fei, GENTLE GinI4rdrtuugen in ben
9eitimmungen fir trante 9erIonen eins
treten gu ldFen. Man fam, pie berlaus
tel, 81 Der anIidt, in itbem Gtdbttbeil
5lpei big brei 8ddermeiiter bernu8augreis
fen, bic bic 8eredtigung srGdlten, beIons
bsres @ebdt unb Brit fit &rante ber5us
tsasn. 9ie abgabe oieIer @ebddpauren
Toa ~aaerbtnas nrlr segtn dr3tIide @tteIte
trfoleen. Sn Gbarlottm6urg e~inigten ii6
bic 8ddermeiIter in Der geitrieen Sns
muusss 9eriummlung babin in ben beFes
rem @ierteln fir bic &rieg81emmsl 6
Bfennig unb in ben drmeren S6tilen 5
9ienntg git ne1men. 8esriinbet purbe
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IRAN i&ftiai aus Seer & Chff: Gin
iTanJbhi6tt QoTpefai iaHe Ell dnim
ptutitm gtiaatnm dul btm Salatifdot
tlnsH Brief Der an BE @taut bee arits
stla. cine Dcmt in Ghiritslauo ouiaiti
lpar. Der Climber ioHbie ben Brief an
feline rthte Nore1s uBb ii1is nat .hcnot
.3aln binlu: gWlabtmpiitatl gti elmer
srtunbnna. bic agptu uniut Sielune &C.
ri6iet mar. fano Sbt @trlcbitr ben 3ob.
SD Sin elmer Bon ben Grausoitn, Bic Jpn
no htr Gufiuhien. gti ibm fano tai
tinm grttf Der on Git abreTirt mar. SD
babe btrsIihes Mitgtfihl nit S5rtm
Samsr5, benn ih itlbh babe IN mtinem
ia0ntn Granfrtt6 cine graut, bic fh nm
mid bduge Sorsen mddt. Sd ienns ben
qlab, mo er bsgra6sn it, Sbr nnsliidIis
der gerlobter, uub p,nn Der Qrie1 Bee
en6tt If. t6nnte ih Sbntn, ipenn Gie es
piinIhen, ben 9laB stieen. antportsn
gle mir duf bisfn @orlhtae, unb penn
ib suriidtomme uus biefem ungliidTeIiqen
arieet, perbe i'd mein @erfpretsn auss
fiibren. sie tonuen mir in beutidtr
Spra6e untporten. 9enri 9ouIiere1.
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2urdbreuuer

SIN 6auptba6nboF Borms nurOsn 5pei
'fran5oIfde Offi3iers, bic in Main3 aus
Der @efangenibaFt sutfioben tsaren, als
re bon bort init bem 3uoe eintrafen. fefs
geHpmmer. Die beiben, bic iiber t6rer
Uniform 3ibiltltiber trugsH, tuaren tudbs
reno Der 8%abnfabrt ms6rersn Mitreiiens
ben burd ibr 8eue6msn auIgsfdLen. sic
purben mad WidinB 5urldge6rd4t. -
Sin Bauer eutoedte i'm Molbs BEL Murs
MD bsi 2~dnbsbers an Der 8artbe 3tpei
aus aiiItriu seilidtete ruiIiIhe 9ffi5iere.
Wabrenb Der cine %feitgtnommen tpsrben
toHnte. eelang Is bsm anbsrsn su enttpms
men. Der @srbaftste rtiute bitterlih unb
Dat, man moge i9n bod nad RuBlunb
Lafen.
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tinInfHliM Qfelf1ef IT, ndmmi
lffln III Faat otianalf Iai kriilta mA
biz tf granteitH uah hfm @fiipifl tgt
aHlfHta ab5h itHbtmohnr@ ittt t8m
nsaua itru Nrttaiifn. clla6 sWi 1s54
pstr .eoltis7, hnastratt babtH Sin 5abi
ttia8 G@narld tinatiaBt. Rtt.6 ta @as
men lui. .9o,d sum btrm RsHlta'
Hotel an plat vide), a8am hahlfn
A0uHlfin" IAN ventre creux). a8a ben
a%uttfhaitia;m aiHRtadsn aux ma
chores immobilcsl. a3u ben ai9s
bautrnb'n" aux spartiatcsl, SUN
auf Fiatu ganbnHrm' eau taenia re-
ca%lcitrant) - aIts Nuiptglungtn auf
cos Btblsn btB bfboalihen Wohntbsu6.
b,s SbtalS ota il,inm fraH5oFidh Bent
Hfrs.
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Gentihes Fheaier il eiNe.

anfaug 9ldrs piro I9 In Gruntrsid,
unb 3rpdr III aiat, Elm beutldts S9eattr
fir IA Gage auTtbun. Die Qnrtguug
ba5u ION Der baDsril6e SronpriB5 ssgebsn
babtu, In oeTen Slab Der Dtrettor bes
Riirpbuaer Gtabtt9eattrs, aammcridneer
genhartni ais MiigIieb ,bss ganerifteu
freipiIigen Sduitdts Z araftidbrsrIorps
tb1tis mar. Ser lebtere FaBte ben play
Iofort auf unb Bat isbt burd llnterIhrift
Iein RiirHberger aiinfleru6ttdeH, ba8
6dfiir gan5 begeiItert 1T, e%siDonBen, 0 bne
9 a gegen freie gabrt unO gtrpfleguuo
auf oier5ebn 9oge mad Dem ariegsf9dus
plab 5u geben. Sn benz aroBm @tabts
tbeater bon ai1s, bas $500 qerIonen
Fabt, ipIlen tdglih 0admittags bon 8 Big
6 llbr @nritelluuaen, ausI9lfBli9 fir
bic Solbaten. itattfinosn. Gs perbsn BEL
Trsiem Gintriti abwehFelnb Opsrn uRb
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Bur 8raoc Scr 8cniur.

Qn bas preuBiYde Nbgeorbnetenbdus
fat Der bstannte ulbtutIhe &sdtsaupolt
5einrid Slap in 9lain8 cine brinsli4e
8ittIdrift iber bic ausiibung Der 3enfur
Qeriftet. Dos Saus Ioa bano6 bic Res
gierung erlu6en, fir bic 9uubbobung Der
8enfur ben GrunbIoB bur63ufibrsn, bab
ui6t fit bic StfTenili6teit b%sItimnte
8rudidriften i9r Ridlt nuterliegen; fers
uer bic Gr5rtering o@ ariesssieles unb
bts Su Forbtrnben S~ieseSpreiIes IreiSuses
ben llno jebeHfaGs bic 3eniur in ben bers
fAieoenen aorpsbeSirteH eirheitli6 unb
glsibmdBig auSiiben gu laHen. Den ans
LAP 5u bieIer 9iitIarift bat Serrn GlaB
bic 8eIdIagnobme unb oas Qtrbot elmer
9roIhiire gesebsn in Der CT feline alOeuts
Then Gorberuneen file ben GrisbensI6iub
unfItellte unb bic er in stpo 1900 @rems
plnren an militGriIde unb poIitii4e per-
I0nliHteiten in Der Seimutb unO i'm 5eIbs
berianote.
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gierpreile nnb glaIaperbrandl.

Der 8tuti9e 8rauerbuno bate tiir3s
li4 in einem &~unoGdrsiben aHeetiinbigt
odB sr lpeaen Der @ertbeuerung Der Rpbs
Itoffe uno Der Gttigeruns Der arbeitss
lO9ne ssn0t6igt lei, bic 8isrpreiie 3u ers
6Oben, uno spar mar geplant, 3pei Bis
bier Mart auF bas 9sttoliter auf3uidla'
qen, nm alf bieTc MeiIe aud int Outsr'
ldubiI4sn SniereTe cine Giuidrdntuns
oes 8erbrdufs gu e%r5islsn. 5n3ptI6sn
ipll 1i6 abet bic Gage i~uIofern peientIid
gtdnoert habsn, als i'm 8unbesrdtb Elm
9eleb srtpOgen perben IOa, pona4 be-
rsits BON Is. Gebrudr ab Der Mol3ber'
brulA Inn 40 pro8snt berabseicBt ipirb.
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sran3Ofen lU6en 6entide armee.

Der qrGFbent bes gereins Der S9tpeis
ger 9refIe, Or. 9obliiBel Mintertbur),
Iprud in S4affbdufen nit frun30fI4en
giSilperionen. @iner bieIer 6rdn3oIen,
Der Qbiuntt beg 9irgermeiterS in elmer
ntinen Srtf9oft BEL 8erbun mar, fprdh
i4 iiber bic beutIaen 0ffi3iere lobenb aus
unb gerabe3u begeiitert iiber bic Srbnung
unb 9is3ipIin Der beltIden sruppen.
Qud sr3Gblte er, bdB am Qnfans fruns
50fl9e Sr~uppentbeile gar ui9t in ben
Sries tpoIlten. Die beutI4sn SoIbuten
ndnnte er gross ct beaux gaillardsN I,
bic DON neutrality-suspicious. ausbauer
Ieien. 6rantreih bermOge gegM IpIde
Sruppen tdum auf3utommen,
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bHlsat auf, .Ng btame elm @Hf
DIT R5 it lual
mti ZION RipFf 80 QpPf bait barh Niaf
aiieH5lsmmfrn ubb GsTtbtlhafmt.
burh 11t ftaufa Iatl,a @anat BIT
tpimmHom Burs zen Sidbl unia
idsrIih ernHtf mb eo6 lampiiuuoiB iros
.tu GhIaaiWedaBa. ChW @ait dbtr
ltun b3 Gdule iutitlr ihrt raubt Mrbtlt
file adiitF mb @0isrldnb.
Otto b. 6otibtta tn Der .ar. Sta
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8leraarlru praIhih ptrmtrf6et

Nus 6sibtlbera Miro etmtlad: Tt In
portatn Sabre rom @irnrs Qusi fuFt be-
fdloiut ctbebung tiatr a~ultbatttiiss
ntutr ioI an /. @priI ID araft tr,itn.
Die @tueiuoefeur iol inter otm biss
bergen l~lmIaatfuB peiisr Ihobn ptrotn,
gtim @ssirlsamt TT bom Staotrath bss
aufraat ipprotn, ben Snbabsrn Der 3ius
pdritn Dor Sen 6iulcrR al gtitatten, is
in bitIcm Sabre fir ben @tWiiies uno
9artpffel6au an beniiben. 4ud tdbtiIdes
@ddnos miro fir bieien 3ped btrsit ass
balitn. Daaegta TT bic Grdge Der Bleii6s
Bericrauug noh Hidt dls BEN Stadium
Der Gripdgangen btrousgetomntH.
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aentIdes Qpr6ilb fIir 1ranfreid.

Die fran50fif6en 3eitungtn bebanbeIn
felt einiger 3eit NIT @orlitbe bic 5rage,
ME Grdntrei9 erFolerei6 nit 8eutf4lanS
in 9dnbeI unb Snou1trie nettetfern f6nne.
Reben finbiId naiben QrttteIn in benen
aiS ielbfberitdnbIia bingeiftat tpirb, bab
unaefdbr bic gan8e Melt nad BEN arisge
@eutf4lanb,. Iofpeit bieies bann ~i6erbaupt
nod eriitire, bobfottiren iperbe, begegnet
man aud ernfen Q~usFi6rungen, in benen
FaIt INNER bic 9a4abmung Der DsatIfen
Wtetboben e%npfohlen nirb. 90 I6reibt
Or. 9enri be aotbf6ilb i'm r@auIois"
8ranttsi6 miiFe bas gelammte gatents
peien nab beutI6em @orbilb neu organic
iren, tusnn es nit 9eutI9lanb tonfurris
rem pofe. RptbTdilb i6ilbert ausfi6rli6
bic 9bGti9teit Der beutI6en patentdmter,
Die er als m%uitergiltig bs5ei6net. Gr
tommt 3u benz SaIuB, baB Grantrei9
etnitipeilen bic n0tbigen BafFen fir einen
&f nit 8eutf9ldnb auf BEN @ebiete
bon 9anbel unb Snouitrie febIen.
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Dos Reuier'i6e Bureau meIeet aus
Glpatopmuno BON 8. 5ebrudr: Sic pors
geFHo6sne @Aheiluns Der llniorstruppen
fieB am Z. Gebrudr duf benz Q~uftldrungss
marble in Ser Ridtang Ronibos etDu
q qilomettr oHli6 Snutopmanb an Der
9abn urb @inbhut auf cine fstnbIife
@btbeilung, bic qegen' bic 8orpoIten bic
0ffenFbe ergriffen uub bereits spsi Mann
Der unionstruppen eet0btet bate. Der
Geinb tpurbt iiberraIdt, 3og iih 3uriid
unb 9interlieB einen @efangenfn %.
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Meaen bic afninr.

oQbon Repnblicain" metOst aus paris:
Der 8srein Der rtpubIitdnifden Sournus
lilten nabm in Teiner geTtrigen Sibun9
cine Sa~gesorSuune an, In her bic TofOrs
tise QbTtaffung Der poIitif9m 3eniur
qtfprbsrt pirb. Die ein3ig beredtiste
3rnIur fti bic militdrilae, bic iebs 9ers
SfFenttihurg I'M SntereFe Der 9%uticnaIs
bert6sipigung priifeu Tonne.
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@nabe pur aedt.

Dem preubiideu abgeorbuetsnbduis III
Elm g%eIsseutpurf ~suateangsn, fronaf
1lnteriu6unsen eegeu SbtiInebmer an BEN
qegtnmdrtigsn &rieee fpesen 5anblungen,
bic bor Der Ginberufung 3u ben babntn
b~egdngen porben fnb, i'm Bess Der @ndOl
and bunn riebergdhlagen tperben t6n'
men. fpenn fs bertits gsrihtlid eingeIeitst
IiRb. Rad ben bisbtrieen @erfigungeu
mar bic 0itberiaidsung uur mDglid
tpenn bic liuteriuduns geri4ttid nod,
nidt einSeleitet mar.
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SeerfAArer ais grnnntiftr.

am %. Souudr tdnen inter BEN
SammeIiiteI r2is5ipIin" brei ginatitr
i'm Miin4sner S6auipieIbaus sur llrauF
fiihruug. Der @erfaHer, 9beobpr @uubt.
lift pilrttembsreiIdtr @eneraIIcutnout nnb
fiebt feit 3riegsdusbrud i'm 5tISe. Die
Gufnabme Der brei Gtiids, bic uusaeipros
dene bi6teriide unb bromqtil1e 9caas
bilas d~nfIpeiisu, mar eiiRitig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-15
WANTED LETTER; GOT 1000.
Published Appeal OF Lonely Soldier"
Brings a Surfeit.

London.-The story OF the lonely
soldier at the front. published in a
London newspaper. describing how he
shrank away shamefaced and empty
handed when the postal lorries rum
bled in and eager hands shot up for
letters and parcels from the dear ones
at home. has had an amusing sequel.
Within three days there arrived ninety
huge parcels for the lonely one six
bags of smaller parcels and 3.0oO let
tiers.
Again a Manchester paper printed a
letter from a corporal In the Second
South Lancashlres saying he was prob.
ably unique as q man who had not re-
ceived a single communication from
the home land since the war began.
That %corporal's next letter to the paper
was very brief, I've received 800 let
ters and papers, and I'm steadily work.
ing through the replies"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-15
RAISING GOLDFISH NO
JOB FOR A LAZY MAN
Topeka Citizen Makes Fortune
at II by Hard Work.

Topeka, kan.-Ten acres OF goldfish
bring Eugene Cate or Langdon' Kan
more ready cash annually than ~
cleaned up on the average loo acre
farm. But raising and marketing fen
acres OF goldfish Is no lazy mans job
In fact. Mr. Cate puts In as many
DAYS work II a year MS does the aver
age farmer. His working season. how
ever, differs from that Of the farmer.
His heavy work begins In the fail.
lust about the time the heavy farm
work IL over for the season, and 1T lasts
all winter. Wading la water nip deep
during the winter months and sorting
fish with the bare hands are some or
the Inconvenience suffered Ivy the
goldfish producer.
For many years Mr.. Cate has oper
ated Il private hatchery In Reno coun
lie took up II homestead near the foot
OF the sand hills, some OF the land be
ing covered with boys and springs.
He built one pond and stocked it
with fish. expecting TO sell them on the
market. Soon there came n demand
for small fish for ponds and creeks.
and he quit raising for the market and
went into the regular hatchery bust
ness.
He gradually enlarged his hatchery
until now II covers thirteen acres and
il composed of fifteen ponds The IN
dustry grew 10 such proportions that
Mr. cate haS turned his grain farm
over - his son and now devotes his
time eyciustYelv ~ the production ~
b.h
Tor snuc Arnl~ ne raised game fish
aud shipped tllem all oyer the west
Notwithstanding that nearly every
state has il fish hatchery which sup
plies small fish for It's streams, ponds
ana lakes free Of cost, Mr.. Cate has
had no trouble dispOsing of his hatch.
lie still supplies hundreds OF ponds ia
kansas. Missouri. Oklahoma and Ne.
braska with game hsh. He sells direct
10 the Nebraska fish department and
also 20 The federal government.