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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Dak Gnalaub far feline Souberin=

Dak Gnglanb far feline Sonberin=
:tereKen nirsenbs gesenliebe fin6en
mirb, lit ieinen Staatsmdnnern fein
9ebeimniB, ielbft bic @ales Wilbelm=
8erbraberuns mirbO eutldlanos Spm<
patbien .ni@t seminnem. Wsit GROCER
Spannla,s bliden lie besbalb auf So
pan, Of bas ni9t etpa Cuff fdnbe,
benz Mosfomiter ansubinben. ur=
fade 1T ia !ba. &ublan6 nnadt ii9 In
&orea breiter unb breiter, uu6 &orea
lit ftreitises@ ebiet. SIM Mai uorisen
Sabres bat ii@ &ublanb In Wolamio,
an Der iibli@en &iite pom &orea NIT
ser &nlase eines &oblenitation bdus=
lid einSeri@tet. @on bort f0nnte es
bic StraBe con &erea beberri9en.
sSapan lieb es natazli6 an Proteiten
ni@t feblen, unb bic Solse mar, baB
liG &ublanb uerp1id4en mubte, bic
errHnsene goittion ftsatesiid ni9t
sesen sSapan ausnisen gu mo0len.
bat iebt &ublanb cine itarfe
lruppenabtbeiluus nit mebreren @ez
mad Maiamja seidift, uub
Sapar -antlportet NIT friessrii9en
9ier bdtte gnslanb Sc
ii@ einen Better ansubri=
,ern. Mber ba es bic @epfosens
)eit bat, lteber gu besen ais ielbft an
inem Sample tbeil5unebmen, neil es
'equemer lit, bic Stole 6es fi9 freuen=
zen Dritten gu ipielen, 70 mer6en
lie iapanii@en Staatsmdnner ii6 uor=
eben, rpena ibnen Salisbury NIT Der
eabenpfete nabt. @enn Sapan ni9t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Stabt=Nent9fetten

9err S, 50. 9ilser pom &os=
coe mar Wittwo@ in Der Statt unb
i9loB lit 8erbinbuns nit 9rn. s. Sins
un6 einem 8ertreter Der minneapolis
9anb Company ben Dor &ursem se=
ma9ten &auf pon 5000 Mder 2anb
i'm beiten Ebeile pom abortion Goun=
tp enbsaltis ab. Die Serren 9ilser
unb Gins bieten 9an6lu9ern cine Bis
babin unerb0rte @elesenbeit.
~- Spesielle @erfdufe in ioliben
S@uben. &eparaturen prompt unb
biuis beior9t in g.. Srsemid's S9ub=
fore 721 ct. @eru.ein itr.. ct. gloub.
Ser iest in ct. Saul anidiiis
&c, tn Stearns County unuersebli9e
6err Ebeo6or 2obmiQer mar Montas
in @ci9dften in ct. gloub. gr entz
btetet alien Sreun6en, ramentli9 ben
MttSliebern bes .. 6. 9ebrerpereins
Der Ot6Seie st. gloub leinen bersli=
den @ruB un6 labt ale I'm, iein @obl=
erseben miiien.
- grsebniiie. l1nmittelbar unb
anbauernb. Dor unb mad benz 8er=
iu9 anberer Mittel 9ebrau9t Nodp
Mountain Ebee In bieIem Monat. SIS
mirb @u@ ben sansen CONNER selunb
balten. Gin 9roBarti9er E~ribiabrs Se=
gen. Srast guren Npotber Martin
Molitor.
: 9err s. &i9ter unb Satin unb
beiien S@wieseriobn g. 9ammerel
unb Satin reiiten Dienitas nod BEN
ionnisen Sloriba ab. W6se es bei=
ben Samilien in gbiplep itets wobl=
erseben!
W Stride unb seialsene Slide,
boadnbii9e unb noruesiide Sdrinse,
&abm= unb 8ridtdie fir bic Saiten=
seit unb itets Elm ueqes enforcement
frii9er @rocerien Bel @ebriber Benz
fen. 14=3t
- Mnwalt S6eo. @riner lift be-
reits i6er a9t Gage rbeumatii6er 9et=
ben wesen ans &rantenSimmer se=
feiielt. 9offentliG iairb bic uermeintz
li9e geheruns ii9 re@t aalb ais re-!
eqe b%epabrbeiten.
Oie Otnn6orf Martiui 60.
wel9e tn lester 8o@e gu ibrem Gre
bit bas S9anflotal bes @errn Mi6.
elmer &enopatiou unteraoa,
lit Sieier @o9e in sleider
bas aotal bes Germ 8arnep
9ebteres pirb mad pouz
Irbeit elmer Der beimiidfen
aufentbaltspldbe in Der Stabt iein.
= &leine &tnber nit idma6en
S%onititutionen f6nnen ein unaem6bn=
MaB f0rperli9er unb geiItiaer
erlansen, ,uerrr, file bielen Mo=
tat &odp Wountain Sbee uebmen,
yer bon Der WabiIon Mebisin Go.
lit. 35cts. Srast guren Mpo=
better Warttn Melitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Yeafeas GontmiFGr @pass ipirs

SuNS~ssWUt S~~~~ tos|S
nt6t mesr lanse I'M Mmte ~uerbIsiben.
Ct bat ME ale anberen b6beren Be-
amten, Dem graisenten ieine Msiisz
aation CUR gerfasans seiteat, aaS
SER Wc &inlsp barfte ni6t uerfebteu,
bieieI6e friber ODER ipdtcr ansunebz
met, I'm ben peuiionss6 aifi6en gu
@efaasn gu iein. gOmmilidr guans
iiebt bieiem greisnib, in.bem@ efab(e,
feline PFi@t setban gu baben, NIT
siemliGem @leidmutb entsesen. IS
u%erlautet serd3tweiie, bab ber .grds
ii6ent ben jebt aussei@tebenen Sena=
tor Sboup BON Sbabo gum @adfolser
oes 9errn Grams auserleben babe.
Senator Sboup braudt bas amt nidt,
benn er bat Elm PriuateinfOmmen,
weldes bas @ebalt zines Peniionsz
commifdrs nm bas sebnfade abers
bic grnennuns wirbe eben MUIR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Gin mpment fir Muleibcm.

Sbr babt uieaei6t Dor, -eine anleibe
gu MAIDEN, I'm Cure sesenwdrtise
9%ppotbets gu tilseu, at ser Sbr bobe
Sntereiien besablem mibt, ODER piel=
let9t init elite ssarnt NIT gebaube 81
taufen ODER @ebdube 81 erridten.
SAILS Sbr feline boben SntereHen be-
sablen mont, ioutet Sbr uns fir siue
Nnleibe poripre6en BON Sem @slbe,
bas uns gum @erleiben auf Sarmeiaen.
tbum aus Dem Often suseldidt mirS.
Webmt gu6 Dor, gu uns gu fommen.
beuor Sbr Gu9 enti9liebt, 10 bobe
Sntereiien wieber gu sablen. Cooper
sane Co., ct. gloub, Minu. 1926
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Ssihbof S9neha9 bat in eineH'
9iunihar barauf aufmerfiam sema9t,
ba5 samitas abenss sdnse unb Sanse
an @nusbenben uan sssbotenen Setter
tases, strengthens in Ssr Oi63eie uers
botea finb unb erumbst bic 9o@w.
geifttidteit, bic &ssAa@tuns bieies
GeleseS snit a0er &anft, ,ielbt eurd
Berpsiesuans Der eoaprsbuns bur@=
~sufi5nan. Nu@ wiu6 lssieberbolt bar:
auf enfnasrtiam seuaat, ,baB feline
Sdnse uanaaitaltet maaaensairfen, nm
@elb "a airkbli6en s3tnefer gu be-
i9affen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

buns ablebnen t0nnen. SEPT ,partst
man IN 0onbon rpirbeuou anf uniere'.
ndditen S&a@3us. Wirb Der Senot
mannboft senus iein, ben peralteten
glopton.B uluer 5 Dsrtras obne utel
Neberleiens In bic @umpettumnier gu
rperfenP Damn tonnea MIR, ~ie beab'
R@tiat, ben aanal NIT unierm @eloe
bauen unS teteftisen, obne bab bic
bouserotte enstii9e r@eltma4t" uns
p.iterbin gu beuormunben I'D erfres
den fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Sic rnpir6ise eiebebienerei unie=
ret republitaniiden Administration
por England lit an bteier Micarasua=
aanal=8 lamase wieber i@ulb. @roB:
Britannica i@eint in @merifa INNER
nod bic einitisen aolonien gu ieben,
unb 9eute wie Staatsiefretdr SAP bes
gen unb pflesen 6ieie @ufaHung.
Cont bate sSobn 8ul ben amenbir@
ten @ertras ni@t obne iebe 8esrin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

9as Gextassslmt In @aibinston
bot bur& has Staatsbtpartement einen
aonlulurberi&t berfhaS @a9Stbnm
bes beutI9en Raiiererei&es unb beiien
Werdnberunseu I'm uersansenen sSabr.
buntert erbalteu. Die Beu6lteruns 1T
iest unaefdbr Sc, 000, 900 sr6ber atS
Sic iraenb zines anbern 2anbes tn Gn-'
ropa, MuBlanb aussenommen, Iuel9es
In europa aQein lber 100. 000, 900
Seeten adblt. SIN Sabre 1883 bate
bas t8anae teutI9e @ei@ nur s6,000,s
600 @tnwobner, unb am @nbe Der
RapoleoniI@en &riese I'M Sabre 1915
belief I'D bic 8eu6lteruns bes etrpas
rebustrten Deutl9lanb auf 80, 0OO,z
600, IS45 sdblte Deutfdlanb 3d.
0OO, 900; 1865 40, 000, 900, 1885
AZ, Ooo, 600, 1900 etrua IS, 600, 900,
mas elmer i3unabme uon etpa 3d.
000, 900 rdbrent beS sSabrbunberts
aleidtomnt. Seit 1871, als bas
moberne Raiierrei& ersaniiirt ,purbe,
bat bic 8eu6lteruns Deuti9lanb's I'm
IS Bro3ent susenommen, mas fur etn
altes 9anb iebr uiel lit, namentIt@,
ba 70 uiete @inppbner ausuanberten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Rad Dem betanuteu 0iebe: nOas
@anbern III beS @staers 9nf," lit
Der 3eitunssmauu s. 9. Iafler ron
Omaha, Neb., wssin er Dor einisen
Sobreu erit aus tieiem Staate fem
Vei&aft perlests, mad 2ittle Saas,
Rinn., umsesosen unb bot baielbit
leste ySo@e Sic etite Summer bes
r8ecba9ter" 'erf1einen lafen. 91s
fentlid bot College Miaer mad lan'
gem Su9en enbli9 iein ri9tises &r;
beitSfelb sefunsen.!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

0ulp0lt 8etudbh utto tlteb fteben Sabre
tn Arnte. Seitbern bat er. ii9 In
minneapolis Der Me@tspraris 8erpi6.
met, Sues 1T Elm befannter Re9tSs
aafpalt In ct. Yeter unb NOR. unter
u. o., Megi0'S Standardization 0iee>
souuerneur. Die asmmifId,e erbalten
ipdbrenb ber 3eit ibrer Gbatistsit $15
tdsll@e BeSubluns. .&.,s. ID
2it9fieIb. Der Tan seSen
@i9. aabbis ruesen S9ieBens pom
brei S9ultnaben, bic i'm nit S@nee:
baDen beworfen batter, murbe pom
County !, Mnwalt Softer absemieien
3ufdllise gntlatuns Der Waffe murbeI
ais @ertbeiSieunsserunb anSeSebeu.
Gin ben, 9srrn q. s. Chapman
pom st. pouf seb0rises @aus branns
te Sreitas nebit Snbalt uollitdnbiS
nieber. J ~
8a8lep.-Der Il Sabre alte
Mnbr. Sapes, uel@er pier Meilen
n6rblt& uon bier wobnt, erleste cine
24s Yfunb i9mere 8drin.
@tnona. = emma unb Bertha
Spedmanr Dol. bier iinb mad europa
sereilt, no bieielben ii@ Der aunit
rpibmeu merben.
StiIIwater.-gtn Wd9ter ian
@taats= 3u9tbauie befinbet ii@ unter
Der antlase in 9aft, feline 9anb ses
tieben gu baben, einem gefan9enen
BE Treibeit gu ueri9affeu, unb Elm
iunses Mdb9en, rpel9es bauptid@li@
sic Sanb i'm Spiele sebabt baben io0,
1T ebenfaus in Si9erbeit sebra@t
uorben. Ser @efansene, benz bic sols
bene Sreibeit Seseben merben iolIte,
lit gbudrb 0elanb pom minneapolis,
rpel6er an, 80. Ottober 1899 bes
@aubanfalIes iberfibrt unb gu sebu
Sabren 3udtbaus uerurtbeilt murbe.
Sairmo t. = 8on" bier ioq eine
Is Weilen meite Poitablieieruns ein=
aeri1tet perben. gs rpirbe bas BEN
beutl9en Sarmern, mel@e in biele'
@esenb wobnen, iebr gu @usen tom:
men.
glear'2afe. -Mit IS 8eser II
Stimmen enti@ieben ii@ BEL Der Dor.
lebten Oienita9 itattsebabten 8illase:
@abl bic @dbler fur 8eibebaltuns
Der S9antli3ens.
Yerbam. = Sn Der bier lest'
Wo@e ftattsebabten 8i0ase : Wab
purben fotsenbe 8eamten erudblt
Truftees: peter S9r0ber, Yrdiitent
80. 6. gssers, So6n Osualb, Sran
6aBler; &ecorber: &. g. glapbon
S@asmeifter: s. 6. @eber; Niiei
for: Sobn 2abner; Srie6ensri@ter
Sobn Gerber, SO. s. Sans; Con
ftabler: Soiepb g. S@eibeder. -
Dte bieiise erit tirsli@ sesrinbet
Weieret=@ eieqi@aft mir6 cine Butter
fabrit bauen, ruo3u $500 bur9 I'm
teri@riften seiammelt wurben.
Sergus SAILS. - Ser ,m0l
alte Sbeo. Yeterlon murb'
Mittmo@ auf BET 9aieniasb BON iei
mem einise Sabre dlteren 8ruber burd
a3ufaI erl1ofIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Gin .teutr Ylan CUR 8ertbeilun9
Der '6ffentliden ednbereien in Otla=
bonaa, mel@e bic &esieruns ben Sns
bianeri1 .abtaufte, lit in @aibinston
ausaebritet ,psrhen. gSiou ndmli@
cine art 2otterie peranitaltet merben,
Bel wel9er s, Ooo, 600 older Sanb CUR
8ertbeilun8 foutaaen. 8et friberen
gr6ffnunsen pom @esierunssldn6erz
eienfanben f6rnlibe @ettrennen fatt,
unb aas 'inu btesmal uernaieSen wer.
ben. Das gauge sar gertbeiluns &c;
lansenbe Mreal fOH permeRen unb In
Subbiuilionen aus9edeet werben.
Dieie ruerbea nanerirt Hab eiuSez
idrieben. s@ben1o erbaiten 5ann bic
ei~nlaufenbsn spplifationen Rummern,
na9tem auusr bic Seiteaten 8e6inz
sunsen erfaut iins. 9auu fiu6et bic
3iebuns ftatt. sSese llnterabtbetluns
bes 9antes aptrb aus 100 ader be-
fteben. @esierunssbeaante iinb be=
reits uerfdiebeneu Sdwinbtern auf
bic Spur Setemmeu, iuelde uerludt
baben, aus Der beueritebenben 8erz
loiuns Protit 81 siebeu. eSSn einisen
ueitli@en Stdhten iinb udmli9 asen=
turen aufsetaa6t, bic betanat na9ten.
baB man bur1 iie ror Der uon Ser
@esteruns b~eitinnanten 3eit eanbans
ipri@e seltenb MAIDEN tonne. Dieien
0euten wirb mlat alun luobl itreuse auf
bic Singer ieben, unb Bel Der beuor=
0otterie 1uirb iebem 8emers
Der bieielbe 9eleseabeit seboten. Sour
@eteranen bes 8arsertrieses iollen
bel Der grlan9uns zines 9an6titels
gewihe 8orsase seitattet werben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
saabbett Tam Mot ashetIt tptraen aurA
briltgen.

lSfaIe NppIieattonen, neil Ne Rem fronI.u st,u So.
Geres Mot erret4tn f5nnen. Gs siebt nur elmer
spse, es Eaubtsit ~ i~urtrsn, uub Scr il tarS
esnfttuttentae 5etlmttte. Iaubtttt ptrb tur@
sinen sntIansetsn 8ufanb Ter f&Ietmiatn ausfIei.
eans Der Gnfa&tf&en ISbre perurfa&t. Msnm Ste.
Meese no entjanbtt, tabt TOR etnen rumpelubes
Aea eesr unSeutemmenes @ebSr; unt renn ne aan,
ianouns Mot sstsben unb biefe RStre risttr in
teren gsebrt8tn 5ufanb Serfeet rerben fanu. ptrf
pas VteSr tut tniraer jerfSrt rerten; mean gdde nm.
Den III. " 1'''H3
gDtr reQen .tintuntert Declare fur fes.s (burd
8atdrre rerurfa6tenl 8au Ron Edubttit aeten, ttn
rtr nt4t hur& Ginnetnen BON Sau'S Ratarrb.S rn
pttItn %fSnnen. East eu& umf pnh gtreuIare icruws ~
Us. 9ttntv b 30, Gslsbr, o.
Uestauft ssn aueu Apstktitrn, rs GeutS.
Sails Samilien= Giqen bic befem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
&saisbtJ6tmnsea, no man iidyfew

Gssisbt15tnnaen, no man iidySefbit
perseIlen amuB, unb anbere StuaT
ben. ,popman bic @elt bur9aas Ger
aei1en.fou. '@er suweilen In fidRetb1t
binsiasebt, sssbt ,wieber riftisertsnHSie
@elt.binaus. lDieien 8ortbeil per
{9ersensl DO uiele Menidda, 'apeil
PIE einerieasio serne anbere Rdsideu
beoba9ten unb Nb~eurtbeilen, unS aas.z
snssrieiss' imtfi@ daabt 10 ansera ihin=
einfhauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Sine sr4iartise s9aataae bat bel
Multi=R dlIaudr Carnegie Seiaen Mn:
sefteaten sana6t. 81 ,s00,00o bat
er tbeils GUT sSnftanbbaltaue uou
6Fentli9eu Bhliotbefen in @raabod,
6omeiteaS uab Duquesne, tbeits our
l1uteritisuns attesi@wader a6er .ar=
beitsuntausli9er Inseitelltex a,ssees
fest. Obne bic a5ilantropil6an BIO
tine bes i@lauen ,alten Sdeftan t;n
3weiiel gu 5iebeu, anuB wabrteitagez
treu fsnitatirt merriam, baB ct Seine
sabQoita Milionen muir ieinen arr
beitern unb benz sraBen PubttfamI
perbanft. OaB er eiueas fleinen 9teilI
bauon suriidsiebt, lit anebr als siei
meiten 9ruit=M asnater iar n0tbis|
balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

SeBt fommt bic @abrbat an ben
Sag. 9anna's @elb bat ssrbinbert,
bab Warplanb fur grpan sans Se=
rtator Din Bryan BON Baltimore
bats seiast. SIN Der 8abl usa 1900
apurben in Warpldnb in runbea 3ab=
Zen 264, 900 Stimmen abssseSen.
9auon erbielt Meainlep 136, 1876,
Bryan 1872, 23S. Oas ma@t msr
eiusn INTERRUPTED BON 13, 947. Gin
@eGsel por 1000 rudre binreidenb
seweien, 8rpan ben Staat gu fi6ern.
Dieter muB alio meinen, baB 1000
Stimmseber benz Gelb susdnsli9
ruaren, wel6es uon Ohio aus in
ben Staat sei9idt pur6e. fann Der
Senator feline ginselbeiten anseben?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Seibdftsperle9mus.

Sd babe mein 9ei9dft in bas mei=
nem bis 6abin occupirten 2ofale se=
seniiber selesene sanboffice=8 ebdube
perlest unb bel @ebrau9 BON @roce=
rien, 3udernerf, Sabaf, gisarren
uIp. smifeble i9 mid auf's Bette.
16=4t 81 Ernnfp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

wv Yts sSVt@Yy "s"'"'s ""
6eilisen nod Der ielisften SunSfrau
Marta ben b69iten Stang elm, ba er'
pom Soft our @irbe zines @abrpaz
tiers 1eines einseborenen SobneS unS
suu, Brdutisam Der reiniten, unbefleds
ten Sungfrau Maria erudblt wurbe.:
Darum preifen bic III. Batter ieiae
@irte nit ben beseiitertiten @orten.
Ser fl. 8laiius ruff aus: n8eber
elm @nsel, nod Elm anberer 9eiliger
bate sic gbre, Bater bes s0ttli9eu
Sobnes gu beiben. Dur9 bieien ga.
Eternamen it Der Fl. Soiepb uiel b0ber
,seitelt, als ale abrisen 9elisen, nell
DE rur ben Mamen Oiener @ottes
trusen, udbrenb ber FL. Soiepb bur@
ben Mamen Softer .ausseSei@net wur=
Be. God nidt nur Der @an,e zines
8aters ,aiert ben FL. Soipb, ionbern
Eber SEER bat 'ibm au9 bic &e@te uub
4fidten eiues iol@en binii9tli@ ieis
mes ;meni@semorbenen Sobnes iibers
trasen.;" @uB .es atio @ott nidt
bo9it ruob(sefdllis iein. 'menn wir ben
ebren, ben e. 'ielbft ebrte unb nor .al=
len Meni@ea aus3ei@nete9 = @el@'
elm ,md@tiser Mntrieb liest allo fur
,,ns in Ser boben Steauns beS FL.
|Sofepb, ibm tieien sansen Monat bin:
bur9 laniere b~eionbere 9ulbisuns unb
@erebruns gu ermeiien!
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01
WINTER PROTECTION.
Bees Must he Kept Dry and Warm
md Supplied with an Album
dance of Honey.

Bees in winter must be kept dry and
warm. Honey is their firewood as
well as their food. The colder they
get, the more honey they will eat.
Protection is cheaper than honey.
These frosty mornings send the un-
protected swarms to the fuel pile. If
you have chaff cushions, put them on
ut once. If you can do nothing else,
get old boxes and turn them upside
down over the hives. This will keep
off the wind, snow and rain and be
great help. Be sure to keep the fly
hole open, for they need pure air.
Several winters ago great many
bees died in this section. To ascertain
the cause / visited a number of large
apiaries. I found dead swarms only
In hives that had moisture in them.
This got in either by the hive being in
contact with the ground, or by frost,
caused by snow banking against the
hive. l went home and built bee
house in which l packed the hives in
sawdust, since which have never had
a case of winterkill and never expect
1T. 1t iS as cruel to freeze and starvs
to death these little friends of ours as
other larger creatures.-W. L. Ander.
son, In Farm and Home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01
A FoRAGER's LUCKY GUESS.
He Happened to Hit the Countersign
and Passed His Chicken
Thieves Through.

In the winter of 1862, after the bat
tie of Fredericksburg our division,
the Pennsylvania reserves, were in
camp between Falmouth and Belle
Plain, down along the river below
Fredericksburg, but on either side.
We did picket duty there all winter,
each regiment going out on picket
three days at time, writes John A.
Brooks in National Tribune.
A short time before Burnside made
his mud march our regiment was sent
out for three days in our turn, and
while out two men of my company
started off on a prowling expedition
away in front of our line, and were
gone all day. When they returned
they said that they had seen house
about mile in front of our line that
they knew had some chickens about
it, but they had not gone close
enough to see. 1t was not very
healthy just then to be found strag-
Cling very far in front of our line.
The confederates had scouts over on
our side of the river that were likely
to pick us up at any time, and these
men knew it.
"We were relieved next morning,
and after getting back to camp and
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01
GOOD MONEY IN EGGS.
Unless Plenty of Thought Is Given to
the Poultry Business Success
Is Doubtful.

The poultry business requires but
little capital to start, but like all
other business brought to successful
results, requires an intelligent apph-
cation of thought. Too much money
placed in extra quarters for fowls or
for fancy birds, too much corraling OF
too many kinds, all requiring extra
care, extra feed and extra quarters,
lessons the profits to the average
poultry raiser.
My experience is that the most
profit comes from the sale of eggs.
Secure one or cross of two kinds
OF the best producing breeds,
give them their freedom to go where
they will, and with proper amount
of energy and observation success is
assured. Location and market facii-
tiles make great difference in final
results. Three neighbors began
poultry raising, one with a dozen or
more kinds, prepared quarters for
each kind and kept them separate,
was obliged to buy extra feed and
preparations for the health of the
fowls; also costs of advertising were
added. Results, too much costs COM
pared to profit.
The other two neighbors started
with the best producing breeds,
gave them the run of the farm pro-
vided plenty of nests, food, shelter
and water. Results, best success of
anything on the farm, compared to
the capital invested and time spent.
In the care of chickens, be very care.
full not to bring among your fowls
those from flock that have had roup
or cholera. Roup will linger in a
flock of chickens for years, in a
chronic form, and it will not be de-
tected by casual or careless observ-
er. j know for / have had a costly
experience in this matter.-C. E. Hud-
son, in Farm and Home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01
schwartx's Batter Was "TooIs."

During the battle of Shiloh an officer
hurriedly rode up to an aid and in
quired for Grant. "That's the man,
with the field glass;" said the aid.
Wheeling his horse about, the stran-
ger rode furiously at the general, and,
touching his cap, addressed him thus:
"Sheneral, wants to make one re-
bort; Schwartz pattery is took"
"Ah," said the general; "how was
that?"
swell, you see, sheneral, der sheces-
sionists fanked us, and der Succession
lists came in der rear of us, und den
Schwartz pattery was took"
swell, sir, you of course spiked the
guns?"
"vot?" exclaimed the German, in as
tonishment. "Schpike dem guns!
Schptke dem new guns? Wy, it would
spoil dem!"
SWELL" said the general, sharply,
"what did you do?"
"Do? Ply tam, We took dem back
againl"-Cleveland Leader.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01

Stats. The eggs are gathered from
the hallway, and there is no need to
go into the coops except to clean the
droppings board, renew the litter,
etc. 1t is good plan to hang cloth
curtains in front of the opening of
each nest box, leaving a V-shaped
slat in each curtain to admit enough
light to the boxes to invite the hen
to enter, but not enough to make it
uncomfortable for the hen or to in
duce egg eating. A hen likes a dark
ened and secluded place in which to
lay eggs, and will begin to lay earlier
in the season and will actually lay
more eggs in such place than in an
open nest that is exposed to the
light and to every passer-by.-Poul-
try Keeper.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01

eating our dinner, 1 proposed that we
go out after those chickens. We went
about two miles to the picket line,
which we sneaked through between
two posts, not being seen by anyone,
else we would have been sent home
again. After getting through we kept
on, and finally got to the house; but
il turned out to be nearer four miles
from the line than a mile and a half.
We found the chickens, after a time,
and gathered in six, all there were.
Chickens seemed to be scarce here
this year, for some reason or other,
but we had as many now as l had en-
pected to get.
1t was just dark when we got back
to our line again, and now we were
in fix. 1t would not do for us to
try to run that picket; the counter
sign would be out now, and we would
get shot at surely.
We halted and held a council of
war. The other man proposed that
we walk up to the picket, let him halt
us, then let the officer in charge pass
us in. yes" l said, ''and let him
pass us to the guardhouse while he
eats our chickens for supper. No,
not to-day; we will not ask him to
pass us in. Just let me pass us in;
l think i can. If / fail, then we can
try your plan next. Come on" We
walked out in front of one of the
posts and were halted. 'Who comes
there?" the sentry asks. Friends
N,;,.1 I f41
advance one, and give the counter
sign," he said.
81 walked up to where he stood
with his gun at charge bayonet,
and leaning over the point of his
bayonet, said "Crown Point"
"The countersign is correct" he
said. ''Pass, friends with the coun-
tersign," and we passed on, while the
sentry stood looking at us curiously,
wondering, / suppose, if we had been
given that countersign to go out and
steal chickens. After we had got
clear of the picket the men with me
wanted to know how / had got that
countersign.
| / guessed it, l told them. We knew
the countersign last night was Ticon-
deroga, and we knew what it was the
night before, and the night before
that; and Crown Point comes close
after Ticonderoga; SO i guessed at it
and hit it, that is all. That comes of
being a lawyer, they said; now we
might have guessed at that for year
and then not hit it.
Yes, I told them, lawyer has to
use his brains, if he has any, and
often is not given much time to think,
either. He must use them in a
hurry.
was no lawyer, but passed for one
in the company. What | did not
know about law then and don't know
now would fill a ponderous digest. I
might have guessed at it for year
next time, and not hit it, either, but
/ did not tell them so.