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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-11-24
Domestic

Lacking water and food, more than
a hundred passengers, among them
several women, are marooned on the
roofs Of a 500 line passenger train
which has settled for seven feet in
a quagmire 81 miles east Of Moose
Lake, MINI. They are in perilous
plight, swept by a northwest gale.
which promises snowfall that may
descend on them before a rescue
party can meet them.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-11-24

Adjournment until after the open
ing Of congress was taken by the
house committee which has been in
vestigating the claim for 100000
damages by e. G. Lewis against the
government in st. Louis.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-11-24

Henry s. Graves, head Of the United
States forest service. has written to
district foresters throughout the coun-
try commencing them and their men
on their success during the season in
keeping. forest fires down to mini
mum of Ssstructiveness.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
gcrne.

Sc mao $ e III. l1oitpf=
ningsforcningen paa @ornbolm, ser
eatonu life bar beltaoet / 4 Mor, bor
allereoe oprettet 40 npe 2anobo)iem,
oeraf % iioite Nor, og uoltpffet $40
Ior. 9ano. ltobu0 of @ooroe til
ltoitpfning far beret itort, n1et ST.,
t%cripsrgslen efter Soro bar parct
en6nu iterrc, laa at oe,1 life far fl,n=
net tilf~re0sltilles. Set er nopnlig
9 parb eioere, Ser bap6e g,,=
ifet at faa Soro at oprfe, oa set bar
piit Jig, at Sc flarer Zig rigtia goot
iom @l,smenb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
&jbbeubabn.

Sc oSle c. SIP
6enbaonS @orgerrepr9i entotiou far
pe6taget Mogiltratcns Iorilag ON et
efstraoroinGrt 1ilifl,o pao 100000
&r. til &%jpbcn6opns ltnocrl tpttel les
forening / M%nleoniug al sen cfstro=
or0in9re MrbejoSlpsbco.
S 6rne &irfc / g.
+ enbopn bliper Scr / ocnne Gi0
foretaget omfattenoe l(noerlsgelier,
ON Soornets 6unoome,rt % ielpe
Saarnets .M!urpGrf oil pnrc iitonS
til at bore oct npe Spir, iom @rpg=
ger s. Sacobien bar tilbuot at iette
paa Set. Set CT ct meget panifeligt
% beipGrligt Mrbei6e, nopnlig for
G1moamentets &cofomncnoe, i6e1
man mao 9rope @l1ller ne6 / Soroeu
/ cit meget betpoclig 9yboc, felt nco
til l(noeriioen al 611n6amentct, oe
oerfro bl1gge Jig i1o 9iennem set 10
Ill 500 tpffe 1l,noament. 3ette
bar biit Jig at bore en- booro, itenog-
tig @osie felt igiennem, tbi mat,
bpggeoe folio | Sc gooe ga,nle Gage.
0gioo Soornets Murperf er fortrit-
ligt, og Sc inologte Sernonfre CT
neiten felt fri for Stuff og iao gooe
JONI 1,De.
&filgret &ingo Sto-
t c. gn statl1e al acknowledgement
Tfpmos @ingo, moocllcret al @illeo.
b11gger &iggo Sarl og itpbt / 8ronce
/ @rpsiel, blep Spnoog SEN ~. Sc
bruor afilgret 116enfor Mormorfirfcn
/ &jebenbopn. Stotl1en er ifjunfct
al en- pripat &re6s at &irfens &en..
ner, ser / lin Sis troaote iomn,e,1-
paa Snttiatip af offs. &qmmerDerre
Meloabl - mes set 6ormaol at oire
Mormorfirfen en- &en6ont til 8ror.
ions stotue. MfIeringen foreeif
u6en noget iom berft @eremon:eI.
@armorfirfens &relt, &aitor g. 81.
CAB Blot efter fin Sole Me-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
- Danmark. -

g RI egadro ct reilt til Yaris
for at beltage / ct fort &noOelpb.
Iern1cb hegyn0tc &croeusn1el tercn
lin lpttenoe snlon paa G%ptleboncll.
NIoeronms SIM y l.
{. ga. 10000 Ycrlpncr 1rpOcr I'LL
Nlocrrnmsnnner|tpttrlle / Galu1art,
% aierulcmlnitlig bpert iicroe Men=
neifc ppcr 60 Mar foar Nlocronms=
lulocrltutteljc.
Gonif Iorfatterp or
leu i'm g. Eaa Gunif Tprfatterfor=
euiu9s @cncrolfpri on1linA forleocl
optoacS Yruicsior 9r. @eprg @ron-
Sc c%ultcnui1 % pro Soaring lon
sGrcsmeolem al T%prcnin9cn.
Set bIuo &prs. Gen s.
Sebrllor fcircoe Sen frilteliae Mf=
:,olosfprrning fprGomaart Set bloo
Mors" lin 16. Morsfelt / Soo Sci
lom=Yolucts ltprr Sol / &ipbc1bapn.
! tScitcn inolcocoes meo GGllesoflpn=
1elie al Sober sen @crrc". YaItor
,>llbl peo Gioiosfirfen 'holot Nftc=
mems @ppcotolc, / bpilfen ban trent
bupeoe @lroeu 90 &cliignclie n peo
oct triiteligc Nfhplosurbeioc og mo-
ncoe Mcolemmer,,c til, trpos Sogcns
Trcm1ouu Wpreningcn teller MI
| uu1trcnt $4,000 Mcolcnmlcr) at fort
iuttc rlergilt pn fortrpl t1inASfnlot
MrbejSet / 6rcutihcn.
Gunm @pe teret
ubilerer. @pieltcrct flrnoe
sen II. Iebr,lar feirc $50 Nlors Sl1=
bilulull. @pjclteret oprettcoe$ al
Trcoerif sen 3oie pcs Ell fongcli9
Tproroning al ii. 6ebruar 1861,
&cttens MrbciosmetboOe CT lenere
nurr1erc bcltemt pco forlficlli9e $50:
tenter % Snitr1fscr, e11ona girloer
= \nltrufsc1 nj Z Tcrcn16er III "a
Yoteat al 10. Mppcm6er liza. @pic:
iteret 6etlroes al cit Sl,ititiaril1s oQ
~ N%siesiprer. Srltitioril,s CT Or
iuris &iels 2asien, lon oflplte Mp:
bolm i Mopcmber 1909, % MsiesIo.
rer,1e CT efter Mnciennitet: Sonas
Youlleu, 9. q. Senien, Gpolol e11
@riiner, @ptbt, 6al,rbolt, Sobam1l cit
&irfeterp, Cato Sans en, 9ittfen
Gram og Scbol,. 3csl10en finoe:
Scr ct Mntol efstroproinGre Msies
iorer, iom uonGpne al &ongen. 9per
bet CT ulennet % 1rrmeit at ppfott'
lom Ell 9grespolt. ba SC c%fstrooroi
mere ioo at iige alorig tilfoloes. 81
al Sem bar nplig ofop0e @ebcjme
l%eyationsrooo Ge0el, sen li0it rs
nrpnte er sem nplig ofgoaeoe @sjclte
r%etsosiesior 6lorian. 2ari Ell. Sg isD
rigt befle0es bisic Stillinger al 81:
beimeetotsrooo Coos, @ebeimefonfc
%rentsroob 9ernt5cr, Yrofeslor Sui
9osi en, CONNER &roft fra 9GgDp:
ten, fbp. @ejelteretsiuititiari,,s Np:
bolm og fbp. Sarititiori,1s Singers:
!ep.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
" pns II i !,

ppIpfe u lluHYt5tnnrn p0u OCH
$50 500 bpic @anfe poa |e1tn1pu II
Frui tcbjerA bppriro bapcs CT cue
'taoeroc ~piolloligt opcr Spoljullono,
Mpll % 6ollter.
Mp % argorinc f..
Mopnet ~&eltfpu" oil Scr bli=
DC oprcttct CT ny Margnrineio6rif i
Glanshjerg. @poseicr @riinlings
san ien, 2pgiSrnoic, % Mejcriejer
/ Spnoerbp ltoor / Spiolen
for Iprctogeuoett.
g y BORG Slnt . III
3 stats Gngc Slltitsnlini=
tier &illplp oflo9oe fprlroen 1t @clpg
/ NDborg for at 6cic set Nolllc Slut,
Ser for Chen bcnpttcs JON n!ilitGrt
Ipibl1S, 1nel1 iom poo IolfetingS=
mono, &onil,l @ircbs Ipr%anlconin9
er bra9t poo Salc JON cue'1tltelt
Stotsfungicl. Miniltcre1 fom ira
Soenlc, bpor Dm bopoc bcirt Mptter=
foierncr, ser CT iprcllooct til lolnllle
9rr,g.
Spneriernc S0cn c.
6prbeuprrenoe Yplitibetjcnt Mo=
tbieslurs %17=oorige Spn, ser forle0eu
orreltcrc0es iommen mes iin Sober,
far otter bpa0 Ser biotil CT oplplt,
begooct life min0rc elo Sc Spperie1
i S0cnle. 6orGlorenc bnr / bper1
e1felt SilfGloe ltooct bag pco. Mo.
0cren or p9laa orrei terct. Motbies;
ic, far iforpejen 1 @prl1 olrbroA:
poo Sp0rogell esonltolter;; Sc bar olll
hcgooet Spncricr / Socuic e.
en- pcioliiti @rngs
orcnin pil III, blipc pprctte
/ Socn lc. @elll1tningc1 berum togo:
poo ct Mpoc fprlcoen otter Sorllo!
al ct l(0polg, hcltaac1lOe al NcprU
lentonter for Sc forlfielliac 6ogfor
cninger. 6oreni,acn foor Mopne
uSoeuic 6orbruasforeuinA" pg ii9c;
at billie ip9e lin &unoetreoS / all
2eire. Iorelpbig far Scr tegnet il!
III S,,teresienter. S 2pbct al noal
Mooneoer ifol %irfionrbcoen poobe
9pnocs.
Sipolbefo6er % Ga t
| lt6cnior ct @l,s / Setter Gncnie pa'
6pen icr SC &cjforenoc tiot CT lil}
&ige poo omtrent 5 Star pg CIT gam
mel Mono / b%inonoens Selifob. Get
te or Def life nogct mrrfe(i]i, 81
@9rn % 1on1le 6olf ofte bol0er jam
men % gleocs pco binonocn, nlcl
Set mGrfcligc / oettc Silfrl0e CT, a
SEN gonnle Mon6, Grit @ertelien, e.
SEN lille Eigcs Tipolocfoocr. Mon
sen CT pppc / @olpfenl ernc.
&rofcs II, ser Ut 4 [
Ter. Om Or. phil. Steensbp, ocl
,nt CT imoltillet til Hrofesiorotrt
@eogrofi pco ltnipcrlitctct / &jpbe1:
bopn, n1cn CT CIT @,,smon>sipn ire
Morofpcn, fortUller e%nllngoomspen a
bom ct el1fclt betegncnoc SrGf. 9tool
Goftoren / 6ericrnc fonul1er bien
til set lille @us / Morofpn, bpo1
bans 6ornlorc Dor, togcr Aon clou
@alfelponocn % tiger: eoo mig
Mor! Iu bebpper life iels at malt.
, ioog. Seq fnn ,rof bltife Jet ulonn1
Slbehr noen 6 II
+ c pao . + n56 . | III
Mmtmo,b, Baron 9illc<9:obc bo1
otter tclegrofilf Nnnlponilg llotol1
&pnge,1 DiGrteligitc 9eltopllr pper:
, for Sc %bronoliotc / @l1o9ien, Iprpp:
! rigt bar Nfco0elelier,1e OH e%rauoen$
Smim1a pnrct itGrft mcrorepnc.
Gen ionlc0e Notwithstanding
pil neppe opcritige 10000 ar, bpor-
al 14,6SO ST. poo @ornlplns9ron
! foriifringslelitab. Sellfa6t far ny:
Zig moottet %uolfripc gfstrobntingent
paa @rlrn6 of Sc mango &bc6rouoe
/ set jiolte Mor.
@olbef npe q ap 5 \ ii 5
in6pieoes 2proog Sen IT,. 6ebruar
1noer itore 6eitligbeocr b moer
&ongefomilicns Mrrperclf. Yoo
set ape &aoobus ofbolotc5p,u Mitc-
! 1aen Ell flor Set, til bpilfcl Scr bar
''oeooet Sn0bpoelie til ca. 300 2o-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

s~aemorroIder kuroret 6 til ~ Daxe.
SDeres Apotheker vii refo ndere Pengene hvis PAZo
OINTMENT like kurerer ellie Tilfelde at kleende,
sktulte, bledende og fremtredende Haemorroider f6
eli II DaRe. Soc. HviS like hos Apotnekeren sen It
portofrit we'd Modtagelsen af p. isen fra Paris Medicine
Co., st. Louis, 10.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

snobefottet = Gt,26O Sl1obpg0re,
moo 55,193 1906.
Neobr9not Sur. 0orle=
Den Not'er Set peitre 1pr poo 9)ornu
f11loltGnoi9 neo6rGnot, ionoipnligpi>
lont Jplge al en- Gf5ploiiou. 0prne
ltere1 fit / 9pbet al Nottcn bcjlt en-
Der IDENTIFIES forelpbig, inotil
faar ct NIT 6prbrs rcilt.
en- TO t,bnr @inolt.
&omor11p @elteoplsforenil1g pes Nul-
borg far fipbt cit @i1glt al SOM
l11erraoo Sonien fra @riglteo neo
8orrit. @in9ltcn er CT >11eget loucn<
&c 9 Nors Elog. Yrilcn CT "a .0oo
&ro1cr, berof en- Gel pou Gilfoor.
u Ct ullerfiifcr l..
st nolminoclig rigt &ullcriiiferi far
funoct Steo / sen iioltc Sio pco Gent
big, i0et Sllttcrne CT in0fomrc n,eo
2altcr poo 7O0-15,O00 Ylrno, og
gje11nen lnitlig poo 10000 Yun0.
Yrilcn CT fra 1G-12H Tre.
@n bcl 6amilie.
BoItor 8. 81. Dunlap Mouut Ser
non, Mo., tiger: rMine 8prn Dor
an9rebet al Ell &oite, paaoraget fra
Mgslinger, min &llltru bopoe en-
@oite, iom forbin0re0e ben0e / at lope
mere eller minore / fem Mor, og De-
res @bite @ine Of Sor Sprl,p bor
belbre0et Sem olle."
Som unal 81 c a.
b T. t. Mol6org 9Draa0 peotog for
le6e11 Mften n1eo Il Stemmer mos
4 at pprette Ell fonr1nol Yplieiobrif,
9por Slagtcrmeitrel1e tpin9es til at
lobe oeres @plj er UNDER aoutro(.
Mol6org er Sen ferltc oonlfe @p,
bpor cit loa6on &untrol inofprc3.
Otter CIT Spergongstio al 2 Mor for
bpOes pripatc Electromagnetic.
Seorogerierne / e O.
6roc & s o.s s o6rif /
q ar + 3. Sogen moo Sen It's
ligere 9ireft9r @olo og @osicrerlfe
Trf. Irc6erifien pcs Tbs. ST. So
broeS Tabrif ct I'LL ofill,ttet peo @ar=
bus Eolitiret. Gom11en b(ep bcn=
Dolospis 6 @onge 5 og 8 @onge 3
Gage &olr0 og @rp0, lamt grltotninQ
til Selifo6et al be11bolosnis 10000
ST.. % 500 ST. 9onrn1en bliper life
oppclleret.
&eoni poo
90 q II r. gn e1gellf Sejler forli=
lte beo Mang / &ej terbopet, l,o io1
&i6e, n1e0 Manb og Mus / Otter:
ooret. Si0en far Ser pnret 8ejtrp:
belier oppe for at foa Ell ReoningS.
itotion poo 2en, peo bpilfe,1 ser life
ljelocn ifer Stranoinger. 8eboerne
far inoicn0t Mnorogenoe til &egie=
ringel1, % set forlp0er I'LL, at Mi=
niiteriet oil toge Sagen op og er BE-
tr11ft poa at ipge Miolcr bepilget til
0ens Sterilization poo n9lte Mors ST.
nonslob.
Dgo &irfcn un6e r
let 9 rDllm y. @aaroeier Ssr=
gen Senlen, CT fjcn0t Mono poa
Mor6 2ongclono meo cit &effe Sil=
l%tosbperp, operpnreoe for nplig en-
| 8rpllupsfeit i Son Strife. Hluolc=
Zig ianf fan la1nn1cr1, rant al ct
&jGrtellog og uoaonoeoc / ct pripat
Stem, bportil ban ltrats blcp bragt.
Gn 9Ggc, ser fort efter fom til Ste=
Sc, fur10c finn meoocle, at 9p0cn bar
inotroo6t. SIT 6en iergelige 8egipe11=
Deo gioroe ct itnrft Snotrpf poo oe
forlonleoe 9rDllupsgipiter tiger Jig
ieIp.
&algm g6eospret
Gilb. MalIing par oen IA.
6ebrl.or i Anle0ning al lit % Mar3
Sltbil9rm. lon1 Hrelt for So0er
&algmenigbeo @ienitano for flor
Opmnrfiombeo og @ploeit fra ,ner
og fieru. &algmenigbeoens @eo=
lemn1er og onore 8tpragpoere ODER
rafte eSslrbilore11 ct Spiieituempble=
ment, ct @ulpteppe og en- Bengego=
be. 0m @ftermi6oogen par Me=
nigbeoelrs @eolenn1er og @cnner
iamle6e til cit Mtn0ed116Stiene1te Il
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SDIlanb.

. = t \ onoe1 / Gem
D g. &ingfipbiug Mn1tsrooo bor
'll1ttet Ell iterre @o11ocl mes @proo=
oct | 9empig, ioet man far bpttet
'o'l1tre1t lige ODER n1eo Mmtsipaebuiet
oa Iottiggoar6en. 9erne iiolte bill
hl4nc neorepet, og pao oens- @rrnno
op1eres, ct npt Mmtsipgebus. If
9ortle Mmtsipaebus lfol inorcttes til
Uottiggoor6.
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9olbGf nDe u ap D y II 5
in0pieoes 2proag Sen IT,. 6ebr,ar
UNDER itore 6eltligbeoer b moer
&ongefamilicns MGrpGrclt. Yoo
Set npe &ao0bl1s ofbol0tc5pm Mftc=
,1en Ell flor Ieit, til bpilfcl Scr bar
u6gaaet Sl106poclie til ca. 800 9o=
n1er og @crrcr fra 2onb pggp. Sc
item begpnote al. 8. Stbentcrfo=
ret, ser m%e6pirfeoe pe0 Nopielies=
6eitioeligbeoen, gop Ell @ncert /
5eitialen. SEQ @itioen bcapptc @ol=
let / Seitlolen. 81. 11.3O| bolotcs
Topie, mcoens ser pao @oaNlrsplao=
ie,t afbrn,0tes Tprperfcr| Yoo
&looien og / Sc t%iIitpoenoe Y0cr bar
Ser ionlet 5000 Mennfer. ST.
ter 6prpGrferiet %fortiattes @ollet.
Mntal1et al 6ren1me0e / @oPGf pao
SSl16pteliesoogen mlloges l ODER
10000.
Get npe @oaobus er Ell inI'f @pg-
ming, Ser CT opfert nermf efter
:aj%ebenbapns Maa6buS iom Iorbille=
Sc, men / langt minore Stil
Q a nj arfs + 81
20 q s. &e0 Sn0bielien d6ct nnc
/ SolbGf forleoen iii &pn=
gefamiliens Me6lemmer 4n0t %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

@por le0eS en- 9 b e.
bane begDnoer. Som meo=
oelt iioite ltge er Asliitent / Sultits-
m1i1iiteriet Spenning &ptter 1lonepnt
til Mmtn1an0 ODER 6Grpernc.
S 6irierne5 bepGgeoe politiife Mar
bar Nmtmono Suffers Taoer, Sen
oierpe @aoroeier Spren @ptter /
@e0oun1> Sognets enclte @pjrcrnano
og iom Ipl9e ocraf ;loe let al Sc or-
0re 8DmGno. Nu flyer ct %gonmelt
Sr6: viom Sc gamlc ijlunge, ioa fui=
Gre oe l1nge", og set befrefteoe Jig
oglaa / bette Silfnloe. Sognets png=
ite Neutrality-suspicious. rotteoe Jig 11en1-
Zig lomn1en og, Set lpOcr nr ten nitro,
ligt, men TT Oog lal1ot, oe glennem=
prpglcoc Sprcl1 Mpttcrs Spn, Sen
1lt1s Speuning, foroi 1ons 6ooer
por Spjreunor10. Mis6an0lingen par
11of ioo %olporlig, at bon nootte FOL-
Sc Scngel1 / flere Gage, men, ou bon
bar fon1ll1en Jig, iag6c 6o0ercn: vMu
ifol Gu life 6lipe fer lGl1gcre," bpor=
paa 6an tog Spen1ing mes til s(ol=
borg pg iatte bam ino / 2otinlfolen.-
bcapn0te bon ioo lin glim=
'c1oe 2%pbe6one, ser %forelpbia or cnot
mes, at 6on CT iprlrugcn fra Msliltcnt
N'iltitsn1iniitcriet til Mmt,nono poa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

I mango War bar bGrct / Balance -
ollereoe 1898 bar ser 5000 aroners
ll1ocrlfllo = bor @ejeriet boft ct
&e1tetob, ser er opeiort til $500
SIR. Zen ofgoaeoe 6ornono erfjcn=
Der Spgjsreliens &igtiabco, men me-
oens ban peo at reoliiere lin Gie,1=
Dom bar funnel 6effe ielpe lt1ocr=
boloncer, er set life liffert, at fan
ta11 ltoffe Gefning for &cntctobct.
ga Soaens minbclige Oronino inlio=
lcrtio poo Ell @encrolfpriomlino ct
Alort of6Gngig al, at Mcjeriets Sob
oTtfcs fl1lot 1,b, trllcs Scr mes Yoli=
tIetS Snoblonoina / Mffnren.
DIN fort Sis bill ser blipc io,n=
men folot til ny Generation nmling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-21

PAID ADyER1rsEMEN,r,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-21

ducements not usually given on
farms. Ten hours of labor is all
that is required: for overtime
work extra pay is given. Some
times days are allowed to work
in their own gardens. Extra good
work is rewarded.
The standard money wages paid
is 5000 a year. In addition to the
dwelling house and acre lot, one
COW, pasture for her, and fire
wood are furnished.
II satisfactory service has been
given the first year, a bonus of
$25 extra is paid in cash and five
barrels of corn to fatten hogs.
After two years, $50 and 10 bar
rels of corn is paid. If the wheat
put in is satisfactory each laborer s
family receives 80 bushels of
wheat at the mill for flour.
This plan takes city workmen
onto the farm, teaches them the
principles of good farming, and at
the same time provides a way by
which they can save enough money
in few years to start out for
The farmer maps out his work
ahead, so that the laborers will
have something to do each day,
rain or shine. During crop time
they are of course employed In the
fields. At least one of them is
expected to have sufficient me-
chanical ability to do needed re-
pairing. For this purpose there is
a well-equipped blacksmith and
shop.
Buildings, including the labor
ers' houses, are built largely h<
the men on the farm during days
when they could not be usefully
on the land. =
The farm work is not regarded
as drudgery, and there is an at
of refinement about the
home that indicates wholesome
life on the part of the family. The
Is well preserved and Wig
orous, with no trace of overwork.
though she has always been active
in the management of the home
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-21
BY j. II. ARNOLD
Scientific Assistant, Office of Farm
Management, U. 8. Agricul-
tural Department.

The city family had some very
praisewortly ideas about the labor
lproblem on the farm. On every
farm the economical use of labor
lis one Of the most serious prob
llems in farming, and the direct
cause of many failures.
To begin with, the occupations
land labors of the family were not
ARRANGED from the standpoint of
economic results, but to train the
children properly and to make the
home pleasant. The children, from
1.-THE time they were old enough to
perform any service have been re-
|quired ito do something for the
profit or welfare of the family be-
fore having any breakfast"
The work done by the family in
the house was systematized in such
"a way that each member when old
enough assumed responsibility for
some of the work. At the present
time one son makes the apple orr
|chard his speciality: a daughter ID
responsible fbr the poultry; an
other takes charge of the market
ing and bookkeeping. The latter is,
by the way, an important duty on
this farm, where everything Is ac-
counted for, from the buying of a
new monkey wrench ito the selling
|of a herd of fattened cattle. The
farmer can tell just how he stands;
where he loses, how, and what on.
The mother does the cooking
and superintends the dairy; the
father looks after the whole farm,
lsees that the crops are properly
put in and cultivated, and thel
stock well cared for. Cooking ar
|rangements are planned to econ
|omize labor and make it as easy
as possible. Only the family livel
in the farm house, as all laborersI
hired are married men, employed
by the year, and who live in houses
built especially for their use.
Each laborer has one acre oil
ground for a garden, upon which
he can (and most of them do)
grow enough to supply his ownI
table and leave some over to sell.
They may keep as many chickens
as they wish, IL enclosed. Barn
room and the necessary outbuild-l
ings for stock belonging to the la
borers are also furnished.
AS a rule these men have been
recruited from the factories, rail-
roads and mines. They may have
been drawn from the city by in-I
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WHITE man MIXED UP IN
NEGRO DIVORCE SUIT
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
4 GOLDFIELD, New, April 21.--
With a white man mentioned as
correspondent In a divorce suit in
which negroes figure as plaintiff
and defendant. Judge Somer's
court was fairly packed here to-
day by men and women anxious to
hear the evidence in the Macarthur
divorce case.
Macarthur testified that Walter
Green, also a negro, told him that
Mrs. Macarthur had been hugging
and kissing white man in the
front yard of her home.
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M|KADO HONORS
CABINET MEMBERS

(By United Press Leased Wiro.)
TOXIC, April 21.-For meritor-
ious service to the empire In con-
Inection with the revision of
treaties with the United States
and Great Britain and the annex
alton of Korea, Premier Katsnra
and the two members of his cabi-
net were honored today by the
|mikado. Katsura, who was a
marquis, was made Prince Kat
sura; Count Komura, ministers of
foreign affairs, was made mar
quis, and Viscount Terauchi, min
lister of war, was made a count.
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and farm. She believes that the
farm life. on the whole, has been
easier for her and more enjoyable
than the life in the city. Every
member of the family is in love
with farm life.
They believe they have moreeop-
portunities in the way of general
culture gained by travel, etc., than
would have been possible for them
In the city. Socially they think
there has been no essential loss;
In fact, 1t Is quite probable that
the farm life has given better OPP
portunities for culture for the most
wholesome kind than the city
would have afforded.
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Has Old Sumpter Flag

LOWELL, Mass, April Fl.
Miss Eliza COwley has in
her possession the flag that
flew over Fort Sumpter when
1t was fired upon so years
ago.
Miss Crowley says that her
brother Charles got the tat
tered emblem while in Char
lesion during the war.
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GIRL is, HEIREss 10
$4,000, 600 TO WE'D
BOY Who IS ALSO IS


Los ANGELES, April 21.-
Gretchen X. Neumeister, IS, sole
heiress to $10,000,000, was grant
ed a license to wed Carl M. Skin
ner of Los Angeles today. Miss
Neumeister Is the only daughter of
the late Chicago cheese king. Her
father and mother died last win
ter at Redondo, Cal, their deaths
being separated only by a few
hours. Skinner is the son of the
late president OF the All Day and
Night Bank of this city.
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STEAMER Quilted.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND. April 21.-Fire of
unknown origin gluten the fire
room of the steamship Shaver,
owned by the Shaver Transports
ton Co. The damage to the YES
sci is approximately $4,000.
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FAVOR DIRECT ELECTION.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ALBANY, N. Y, BY vote of
70 to 16 the senate today adopted
State Senator Roosevelt's resolu-
ton urging congress to favor the
for direct election of
United States senator's. The meas
ure has not yet passed the house.
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HOW THAT CITY FAM|LY MANAGED LABOR PROBLEM
{ ON Their FARM, AS TOLD by UNCLE SAM

(EDIToR's NoTE-This is the
concluding chapter OF Uncle Sans
report on a city family's success
full farm management
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There 10 charm In baking II
you use Pyramid Flour. 1t ls
pure. white. fluffy and strong. 80