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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

ssa6eem cir anfnhsn an ben Tirefier rf
Buhile SeroicF Der Gtabf AtntHnau esEiafSsslpi
srarbe. nnierf6rieJeH con Gcxoou =. gospe TirTo
tereeu gisentblms an AcMiltpn ueenlle. pom
8iacs BE % ssnsm enniss 4e0 .Sak noreIsd
Fasrass a seq BON Dtnt mssr eis 5000 saaau,bares. in
nelnsm gluiu6en hx ber ItrsfioE OF %Atlle
EsrUis btitrH, baH bse Hdnefirdhen tnHerbnib
i: Fen :ss.s S:ss"ssS sS Ttss M g .u 5 f so ssis s.s
nTIs Y aseHnen % Grrsscbenns 0iasnttim In Ser
Gaasr ger B.ii.gesIoos. far istIts : ssr 1tEstiet
nOnfrafi cinaeea raen III anb sspar.
sis ann 30. 9lkrs 1919. aHo sinmal IN BEN
Trsbalb SIs III 'ss q i5siatsafH bms ben 3traio.
has GtasHibaHl, aHffohcue an &amflion Nefinie,
Ron sinsm giirft 500 niif fablie bon Ap9'ptc
9laee hts ~ einrm @aHff a2o Jab nDrolit
Eel mo ss II bssrHsit srsInrt uuh bessi6nei
stn Gtiirtft, tHyerbaIb msinem bic EaHestrabs Hil
la .sisssH',it sses ol ssr ssHss ss,b' M
ss.otee esn sontsait einassaHAen ~ !as &c en-.
ses 2aesss 1912. arn ssnEa, iT soEs.es poi
jcn bon hrm TtreftCF pf RubIie Gfrpire ipdiei
isffcsfsti psrhsn. 1ah Gin AiiebuleHi aHferaeri
reroeH foA auf cas- 0taeHfbnI nHiicbenn az
9abTi6 bon Ro6iors lgacs bss az eiHein Ytinsi
AGO NUS norllid Dcn Cite aet., per oHftoksn.
ben fsHs I'm bic @sfasnutfCften fAr otefe Ne
fpreHfiuna ~ besahleu belaafes NlNesnsem fuL
der burA ben Ttrestcr pf RufEsr @srptcg d
eaifssH ~ nah Der certteuur9 Der Mrhetf AEi
in uetsssiRlflmutuna mtf esM weitke nes
Ehiee StrnbeH sAIisbsn elm aanpffrdbelsose
etertr Elm bon pn....s......b26G Gudfynfs waros
GnsdbI ber runbxnssfgnros nnsert6gssbeE nel
ben eiaentbnmerH 2s5o ksmeFa1'Uafes
Zen 2s NpEiF 1911.
g.6 guutmassr,
Is lirestcr 81 ~atfte &s-bics
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

nir6 es bdlo btrdus huben, baB bieie
Gnten ibrem Sobenprieifer ettpas iiber
eine balbe WiIlion einsebro6t bdben
,niiifen. Da Der Mpniieur 5reoeric aber
anber In gnten ouh nod In dnberen
niibiihen Dingen grpB mar, gum Bel.
fpiel in .halbtrouernben" 5iibnern,
,,odrnirten" 9drIelebern uno gutem
gorbeaur, tunn jeber berubist burouf
fdlieben, bas srebsrte ebenfoipeni9
tpie feline 9dite ismaIs 6nnser aelittsR
bot.
Run bot er nit acknowledging Sab
rem feline 2iihe dufeeseben urtb iih
On einem itillen Srt sur Rube gsle9t,
no es tetne eebratsnen Gnten mehr
oiebt. Seine Witttpe Iebt bds 8ef6dft
fort. rpeit brauben in Der 8eeenb Der
WeinhuGIe unb bes ourbin bes pldntes.
2tm erFtsn Sftertuge Rdtte idb mir bic
Mittel erbunoert, Inn nah LANCER 3eit
rieber einmol Elm 5riibitiid i'm Silberz
tturm-su ipaeen unb Elm ftiIles 8las
uuf oas 9ebG6tuib oes msifters 81
trintsn. Nd, es mar teine Gnte, iona
bern nur cine @a9tel, bic ih mir leis
fen tonnte - uno basu mod etne talte!
limb bod, aIs Der Ra9fOIger beg gro.
| ZEN Rdnnes, NIT sinem uniihtbdren
Srauerflor um Die Stirn, bas @6gel.
den serI6nitt, glttt fstn MsTer ab,
unb Elm fdrilsr 9on unterbrah bic
beiliae SttIe, pie cine 9obtentlugs.
Bon brauB.n aber pftff es i'm 5riib'
iabrstptnb iiber Die Seine: 81 mn @.
pas In BONNIE, ict!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

Die imperiuIiitif9 DE ar6s
nunqsftola. Die in Der lsstsn 3sit
ftetie tputIenbe imperiolifiiihe Str6s
mung in gnsIanb. bic bas 9efiibl Der
3uiammsnssbDrigteit Der erDben bris
tifhsn 4oIoniaIItaatsn init oem Ntut@
tsrlanbe enttpiteIt unb Harlem min,
bat in aDnig Geors einsn unfh6sbas
rsn 8unoesgsnoHen esfunben, benn
Der aDnig bat jest beitimmt, buB IN
bic StoIa, bic sr BEL Der arouunsss
3eremonis traesn tpirb, au1 bic Sns
fignien dller 9Dlonien singepsbt tpers
ben. Die altbiitoriI9e 2onbon.r Sns
nuna Der 9iirtIer, bic iopObI Die
Stold als aud ben a6nigsgiirtel fir
bic Sr0nuns barbringt, bat oom Sofs
bic genauen QutDeifuusen iiber bic
beralDiiden 3siaen smpfanpen, bic
on bieisn 8leibungsftiiden ousubrins
gen itnb. sSn friiberen 3sitsn trus bi.
StOlo nur bic JnIignien Der 9ersis
nigteu brsi aSnisrst6., bic Rois, ben
alee uno bic Diitsl. aonigin Uittos
ria q. 9. trug bel ihrer Erpnuns cine
aus retnsm 9olb getpirtte, ettpd 3 3oll
breite unb 5 sou lnnse S.ola, bi. Die
Boppen Der bret a0nigr.ite seigie;
odneben setpdbrte man aber aud nod
einoeItidte Silberabler unb uuT iilbers
mem @runbe bas beIlrotbe Georess
treus. aonig @eors mar Der erite. Der
ii9 entidlob, uuf biefsm fpmbolifhen
Stiide bes E0ntgsornnts ouh Der
er0Bten enslii6en aolonis, bem Rnis
ferreih oSnbien, eine Stelle su seipGbs
rem. $50 in olten 3.iten bi. beut. be-
beutungslos esiporDenen QilisH Don
Grantreich praneten, lteB a0nie
gbuarb bic inDifhe aotosbliitbe eins
feben. Der neue a0nis sebt in biefsr
Ri9tung nod tpeiter unb bat Derfiist,
o1b ale groben aolonien nit Gelbfts
perpoItung auf Der Stoia pertreien
iinb. Der Hofs, bem aise unb ber
Diftel pirb Der griint Drahen bon
Males beigefiigt, Die aotosbliitbe fir
sSnbien, aanabo iit bur4 4hornblati
D<rtreten, fir auFralisn i1uHt bui
arsus bss Gibens auf, fiir Reu gsts
lIanA sius Grupps ssn Stsrveu xnS fal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the un Sersigned
" has been duly appointed and qualified as
administrators of the estate OF Charles Fred.
EiederhAuser deceased, late of Hamilton Coun-
". Ohio.
Dated at Cincinnati. this 2Ist day OF April
A. D., 1911.
LOUISA NIEDERHAUsER. Administrative.
ADoPHNA. GBURKB, Attorne ney at Law, f5i2 Vine
Street. Phone Canal i9bS-l 24,l,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
Maraartt malter, ,
rm Snnftae, ben Q. Weri lell
Deter no. 6furihfon,

i'm sIter bon 10 Sabrer urb wscnatsn. Die
9esrbigune er'oIsf Gm IieHitoa. ben .. aQGt
gahmittuas, bon eem Gtnblinemeut hes 2ers
6enbeffatiCrs Snbu u. 9lepn, on anRal uIIo
Gin Strase. aus. Bon hoo bic 4ntfdseH um z
ubr ahgcbeu 3te 7rauerfeier rueet itnft in
Der StupcIs nes 90. Rrct. sStiebbofes alt eem
&insiryabe &srgs5Tieobofe an Carthage Rtie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
GeIb 81 perleiben.
asentsn p.rlanst.

AgsHieH GsHt ctftmkarame elat sanI
RsHt @d@aftsmsissbs. s3ir fasEsR ee4 Easu
Wsbtn gle in sia pfsfitasits esi4ait mii s.nsr
heit tEntbmFEeeE Girnahnw @Bssb<S umies IN
itesm Ssaais, SETS nlsesEhsttaes EFfrHHuqen. 3ns
trifbsEt aunptH tmsfshler Gts az besa ersnaps.
Gpnit 9hRsa sin asRfemmen ppH 81 sR EHe4s
ttnkrtEetn. eta suisE RaAR pesE WEau tn IfesM
qsrrl;sriHm. GtnbeH eu RHs siHs Rskfar.t nns
srlHAeH sw ans um Esbine arsis REses.
Hrtrns VI fAs 1esf 6ss 0tnstznah, chls
1sss - e. W
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
HEIGHTS.


CL1E4ON I'LL HExeTn x0s
nkte n .
bfsn nf@ssem emsaH 500 sr Hf raar 1F NV
aunnbs ar aimnrs
NIT inr i.
@n s d aga ss e % m sas s. asr. sa a n s s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

Giibafrita Der @erten5peis. Bel bes
JeItfebune pief<r Snfignitn baben TN
beraIbif6en 4mte einstbenbe Ronfss
rsn5tn nrttesfunbtn, beren 8trlaui
R5nis Georg NIT -bsiDunsssu anttrs1s
afrlss fem jsH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

f6OB iih sIei65sitig BON Ituts uub
re6ts cine augsI ins Gehiru. Jrdu
unb Sinber, bic auf hsn 2drm berbeis
eilten, fanben ben alten bertits toht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
sOSes-anseiseu.

Storb am Sreiiae ben 8. sDAoi 1911, Rtrrs
gems 10 uhr 90 Minnter, rad lnnaem NetbeT,
ipcbIber'sbeu NIT hen betIipeR &seTbsfGfrasneu.
ten unfer iHfIiaft eeIiebter 9atte, @dfer.
GER.
AutOn aua,, ST..
eeburen al gtIpfFau, gaDen. TaftfAIanh. i'm
@Itsr bon 80 Sd6ten 3 Mtcnnteu uiLh 90 Tas
gen. Rte GecrbtelIne hnbet itntf am Gisnitap,
ben o. 0foi ipaoroerrs 9 libr, bonn 1rnusrbnliie
Gus. Mp 643 9npmiler Sfrabe, porair Inn
II 10 ubr in Der Ct AIltpnilie@atrds eth ee.
oiiienlsglmt nbaebnEten pirb. moan SerfDnrbte
unS ssreinhs t6fIt1it etneslnben ftIo bon ben
traicrnoen SiitterolieheHeu:
Rarta annA
prb. Gdib5Esffineer, @ottln,
nne Aueen0rtge
ct. 2puis, NO, 5situnasn tucuen, bite fcs
rireH. as
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

stf4irEma4sfa nab .gtl.&erss asA,afrassu
hti Lbs putsHs GsmpbtE 60. 80. 60 Bteass
fpQn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
He Didn't Borrow.

A reference book on Russian history
being needed right on the spot. the lit
erary hack said he guessed he would
go around TO Clarke's to borrow his.
He went to Clarke's, but he came back
without the book.
didn't he have itT" the mans wife
asked.
she did. but / hadn't the nerve to
ask for it. Clarke's plan of advertising
book borrowers scared me off. Before
had chance to mention Russian his
tory he steered me past shelves where
every few inches a dummy stood sand
wiched In between real books. The
labels on all the books were conspicu-
Gus, black lettering on white, and they
set forth some mighty interesting sta
tistics.
"''Three Musketeers," borrowed
March % by John Smith. Not re-
turned After / had read about
dozen Of those dummy labels / said 1t
was fine day, wasn't 1t. Clarke said
yes. 1t was. and came away. To adj
vertise to subsequent visitors that
had borrowed one Of Clarke's best
books was little too much notoriety
for me"-New York Sun.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
French Servants Characters.

1t is an unwritten law In France that
you must never say anything bad about
servant or employee in his 'charac-
ter''-that is to say, II you cannot say
anything good you must content your
self with noncommittal statement
which Will not compromise his pros
poets. For instance, if you have caught
your cook robbing you In such shame
full and impudent fashion that you are
Obliged to dismiss her you may not
state on her certificate that you have
dispensed with her services because
you found she was dishonest. That. 1t
is held. might prevent her obtaining
situation elsewhere, and as every one
has to earn his bread the cook must
be given the opportunity of recon-
meDcing her larceny elsewhere. All
that you are entitled to say on her
character" If you will not lie and pay
her compliments Is that she entered
and left your service on certain dates.
Paris Letter to London Globe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
Armies In Old Testament Times

All through ancient history oriental
armies had no sentinels. and thus In
the Bible King Saul when he was pur-
suing David slept without any guard.
so that David stole up to where the
king lay asleep and took the cruise of
water at his head with him Il Samuel,
XVII. A striking illustration of this
was when Alexander the Great, ac-
companied by his chief officers, enter
ed the lines of the Persian army the
night before the decisive battle of Ar
bella and found that there was not one
of the sleeping host who observed
them. We can readily see, therefore.
that panic might occur by sudden
night attack on an army so carelessly
guarded and that Abraham's company
might easily have taken advantage of
this.-Dr. William Hanna Thomson In
Designer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27

Owing to the air space in the walls OF
the Iowa silo, there is less freezing
than in single walled concrete silo.
A double walled concrete silo is most
effective in keeping out frost, but the
cost is so great as TO prohibit its gen
eral use.
The material for making hollow tile
blocks is found all over the country.
They are comparatively light, so as to
require a minimum freight charge
when shipped. Many Of the leading
tile manufacturers are arranging to
make these blocks especially for silo
construction. Others will do so upon
demand.
Directions for building these silos
have been put out In bulletin form and
may be obtained free by addressing
Bulletin Editor, Ames. Ia, and asking
for a copy of bulletin III.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
When thousands Of dollars are
spent to build pike roads it is folly
not to spend few dollars for care
and repair. Do It nowl
FALL BERRY PRUNING.
Cutting Away of Surplus Wood Gives
Added Strength to Roots.


Added Strength to Roots.
With the currant and gooseberry 1
recommend fall rather than spring
pruning. / commence as soon as the
leaves have partially fallen. trimming
out all dropping branches to encourage
an upright growth. all dead and dying
wood and all sprouts except two or
three Of the strongest for renewing the
fruiting wood.
In removing the sprouts l prefer
pulling them rather than cutting them
off close to the ground, and where they
do not come off easily with good, Wig
orous pull remove the soil at the base
Of the sprout and cut 1t off as low as
possible. After the bush Is trimmed
and all grass, roots and weeds re-
moved, mound up little. covering all
exposed rootlets. This operation serves
as a fall hceing and is much easier
done then than in the spring, when the
grass and weeds have more strongly
fastened their roots In the ground.
This pruning away Of all surplus wood
and sprouts in the fall gives added
strength to the roots for sustaining
and stimulating that part Of the bush
remaining.-Wyman Elliott. Minnesota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
GrflGrnns Der cSiibrcr.
s 0 nit on Seras, "a. sslIi

Souiton, Seras, "a. SilIi.
&. $. 9aa, Der goriisenoe oes
Stoats prohibitions greflltip. slus.
ibuiieS. bot Die folgenoe grflirltng
abgegeben:
,Sros @etruges i'm @roBen IN Der.
idieoenen 5eilen oes Staotes, tros
Ser 8e3abhtng Ser @ablIteuern burh
Die 8etrGnfe. Sntereiientell, trot zines
iolioen merifariifen @otilms nno So
8rojent ser Negeritimmen gegen bas
ENHANCEMENT bat Die Grobibition mad
meinern beiten Grmeiien nit elmer
@ebrbeit bon minbeitens 10000
Stinmen geiiegt."
s. =. Rolters, Ser Tr1iioent oe8
Inti Grobibitions In,enbements.
slusi6uiies, crfldrt folgenoes:
,5oIt pollItGnbige 9eridbte 5eigen
ouber 6rage an, baB mir nit elmer
guten Iebrbeit gelponnen baben. gs
lit ieood) imbeoingt notipenbig, ooB
Die gerifte nno Stintmfaiten genoll
iiberipad]t perben, Oamit ba5 @rgeb.
mis- iiterea in geeigneter 8eiie ge-
i6iist it,"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
Konereb usrfdIoben.
Snternntionale Snberfnluie geipre.
dung crit nGdJiten Mpril in 9ium.

Rom, "a. Slili.
9as 3entral-4onitee lit oem gr-
iiiden Der niislanoiIhen Rontitees
nad)gefoniren iino bat Die gerIesing
bes uGdIten irternationalen 5uber.
fuIoie-aongreiies bonn 10. September
aiif ben folseroen Mpril beiuiaist.
Cffi5ieIl miro Dies 6airlit erfIGrt,
baB Die nls1dnbiiden 3ontitees ben
Serbit nidt fiir Die seeisncte Sa1res.
seit fir ben aonereB bielten, itnb oaB
iiberbies Dos Brosramm nidt 5eitis
geniig fertiggeiteat iperben fonnte.
Griiber NOR geuteIbct iporben, bab sic
Beridiebung bes9ongreiies eetpiinid.
tpiirbe, neil in SSstalien Die Cholera
berridlt. Ter aonsreB miro IN Iom
itattfinoen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27

same labor to keep 1000 hens at food
cost Of 81 900 and produce 10000 dozens
of eggs. If the eggs sell at an average
price OF 30 cents dozen we would re-
ceive in the first instance $1,65O. or
$1.l50 profit. and in the second in
stance $1,000, or $1,000 profit.
There would be the increased invest
ment OF 500 hens and additional house
room. amounting to about $500. But
this would be fixed capital. and the
interest and depreciation would not
amount to more than 10 per cent, or
$50. So by keeping 1000 instead Of
500 we would really gain $500 above
all expenses.
This Of course is loose estimate.
for with good care 1000 hens quarter
cd on four or five acres will lay more
than 10000 dozens Of eggs In a year
that is, II we have the right kind Of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
SAVE LABOR ON FARM.
Every Detail Needs Attention IL Profits
Are to Be Realized From Work.

PtFc TO DC NcdlIzeu TFOfU VoTNs
Much time and money are lost upon
the farm by Inconvenience. To the
farmer. labor is money and time Is
valuable. Whenever time is lost and
labor is sacrificed the profits are apt
to be small
Fences should be located with refer
ence to convenience. The rotation
should be carefully planned before
fences are located and fields are laid
out for the different crops. Fences
are expensive. and they should be con-
structed with reference to convenience
and adaptability. The gates should be
properly made, adequately suspended
and conveniently located. No unneces-
sary time should be lost In passing
through gates and getting the teams
TO other fields.
The tool shed, the barn, the garden
and the pasture should all be located
with reference to the needs Of the man
ager. Thirty minutes lost every day
for a year means loss Of nearly a
months work.
IeTuupS less dlleHllOu 10 given W
the water supply than any other neces-
sity upon the farm. On many farms
the we'll is located In the wrong place,
and on not few stock water is scarce
or difficult TO reach. This Is extremely
unfortunate for the animals as well as
for the manager of the farm. Animals
are sometimes driven several miles for
water and in this way cost their owner
more than they are worth.
For convenience the farmstead
should be carefully planned before
the different buildings are located
Mistakes in building are costly and
should not be made. Inadequate bulld-
ings, poor fences and insufficient water
supply not only reduce the profits Of the
farm, but cause the hands and teams
to be over~'orked and the children t.
become discouraged with farm life
Farm and Ranch.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
6riin0une elmer
bod)fd)ule fit gramen
@urbercitungsitatte fir Infgaben Ses
mubernen Gebens.
Aeuer SdJlae fir Die
lBiwer i'm abeinaebifte.
2nnsler tritt fir Elm 9ulunial.
ariegerbenf,nal Gin.
pprIin "a cs,,Ii

8erlin, "a. Ssuli.
Ten nuf Mooerniiiering ab5ielen.
Den @eItrebungen bat iih 81 ben IN
9aoen uno anoeren Eeilen oes 9eut.
iden Heihes ieit Sabren idon erriin-
senen erfoleen Elm neiier Sorti6ritt
angereibt. 9lns 2eip3ig fontn,t Die
ReIouns, oab Der bortise 8erein
fir 5amiIien 8oIfser5iebung cine
Srauen-SodIdule begriinoet bat, mel.
DIE Der ipeibliben Sugeno oils 8or-
bereitungsit1tte fir oie @ufgaben bes
mooernen 0ebens bienen ion. Iie
neue Sohityule, oeren ltntcrridts.
furius bereits i'm Sftober Beginner
miro, ion ibren Shiilerinnen ale oie.
jenieen tbeoretiihen uno praftiI6en
aenntniiie berlnitteln, tpelbe lie fir
Den mobernen aantpf inns Doiein
uno Die nerdnoerten 2ebensbe6ingun-
gen ben6tigen.
Gobei lit iorpobl oos Siel ms Mnge
geiabt, Acknowledgement uro MIR auf
ibre eigene 3raft angepieienen
Srauen uno Wt1oden Ben 3ngana an
ben boberen, Bis iest fat alSidlieb-
lid fir Wdrlner reierpierteu Yerilien
gu erniogIid)en. iuie Die neue 2ebr.
anitnlt in ibrem grograinrn alib Dem
Der ;Srnu BON ser 9tatur beltinllrtten
geruf, Satin rno Yautter su iper.
ben, ourd) iorsfdltiee geriidiidti-
grng aller ans ser 5alni!iengemein.
idaft jib ergebenoen Bfliften, ipie
Jiibrung zines georoneten Snusbalts,
anIeitung 81 rationeller 2inoer.
pflege inlo ainoerersieblna II. I. No.,
Hefniing trdgt.
yfift 3ulesi peripriht man iih bon
Ser neitbesriinoeten 6rauenbodidule
oaourh arobe grfolge, baB oie bort
aiseebilbeien Srauen uno Wd0hen,
Oh Tie nm Die erlpnrbenen aenntniiie
IN einen felbit1noigen geriif perper.
ten ODER oeren getisanpen6itna auf
ben SamiIienfreis beihrdnfen, Bill
BEND unb er5ieberiih aiif oas Bolt i'm
meiteiten Gimme fpirfen fuer6en.
Neblansberb ent6eft.
BET @ineen, an ser Miinoung ser
gtobe in ben Nbein, tit a,if Dem ourd
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
Nnbaltbarkeit oer
lnarokkanifhene aee
Tranfreidj perlangt pDn SentidlanS
enoslltige GrfiGrnng.
Warnnns In Der Reoe
oes britifd)en kan,lrrs.
rSemps" erflGrt SeatihlaIb Ses
@ertranens perluitig.
So oris 81 csuIi.

Baris, "a. ssuIi.
Sier berri6t Die aniidt Dor, oab
fir 9eutiblanb Die 3eit 9efonmen
lit, 5u erfldren, mos es eigentlid mill
% Die segerlpdrtige Sage Der hinge.
piBbeit in elm Staoiiim aetreten lit,
peIdes pieueiht Die internationaIen
8e3iebungen itoren fam.
gln,tli6 bat Dos glus1pGrtige amt
nidts gu iagen iiber Die peiiiniitii6en
@eriidte, nit 4usnnbme, bob &onfe.
ren5en 5iuiihen Dem Baron bon 8loer-
len.@G6ter, Dem Staotsiefretdr bes
IuspGrtisen, uno Serrn Sules Can't
BON, Dem fran5oiiiden 9otif,aiter in
Berlin, iiber cine moslide 2oiung an
balern Rihtamtlihe @infe eridei.
men in Der Grelie, oaB Die Sruhtlriig.
feit lDeiterer 8onferen5en flor 5uta9e
liege.
Sine @arunng Gnglanbs.
Sn3pii6en miro oie Steoe bon
3apib 2lopo-8eorge, Dem britilben
aan3Ier Dor ben 2onboner 8anfiers
in Der porigen ISOLDE oils birefte GSar.
nung an 9eutidIano aufgefaBt, mo
lie ioa audi Die Saltung SranfreihS
gan3 erbeblib geitdrft baben, peldes
feinen beiiti6en 8oridlag annebmen
miro, uelher aui cine llebertragunJ
fran5oiiiben &olonialbeiises i'm Gro.
ben abSielt.
8ie Nreiie lit einitinlnlig in ibrer
9lniiht, oaB Die @orte beS Samplers
ni6tS an0eres beoeuten, als oaB Die
britiih-fran3oiii6e gntente in 8irf.
Ii6feit elm 9iinonis lit, nit Dem
8euticblanb eu re9nen bat. 0fuBlanb
miro ieinen giniluB notiirli6 81 Sun.
item Ser beioen arberen Wfitglieoer
bes internotionolen Ibfonllnens gel.
tend MAIDEN, rpel6es bon Der @eIt i'm
gngemeinen ais Ole YSripel- entente"
be8ei6net miro.
Obglei6 Die Greiie rllbig bleibt,
berriht entI6ieben Die geeigung Dor,
Geutidlanbs glrt Der grsningung
ton llnterbanolurgen oils brutal"
81 bt5ei6nen, uno Ser ,Sentps,"
ipelder enge 9e5iebungen 5u Der He.
gierung unterbGlt, erfl1rt, oaB
9elitihlan6 bos gertrauen Ser iibri.
gen WfGdte berloren babe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
He Knew Il.

Tommy" said the teacher. '4you
know very well you have no good ex-
cuse for staying away from school
yesterday"
II know 1t, teacher" replied the lit
tie fellow. but it wasn't my fault"
Are you sure 1t wasn't?" queried
the teacher.
"Yes. ma'am." answered Tommy.
II tried my best to think up gor.
excuse, but just couldn't" Chicago
News.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
Greibeitsitatme nnsbeiernnssbebarf.
tig.
Rem gorf, "a. suIi.

Die 5reibeitsgoftin, ,ueIde aui
ibrem goiinnent I'M geelp yorfer
Snien MN Gin @ieiteliabrbunScrt Ben
@inoen 9etrost bot, branf,t notiper.
big Elm neues aleib. Gin grriht Der
Sngenieure beg arieesoes temerts
3eigt, on, Die 9ron,ebcScftma Ser
Stotile inter Dem G'riluiTe BON
Baifer unS 2uft itnrf aeruiden uno
oab bns Met1a an pielen SteIIen an.
aefreiien III. SatidhIih entbdIt Sns
aleio Ser @ottin uneefdbr Is 95Her
bon Der @r6Be zines StefnaSeIfopies
big gu einem @iertelooaaritiif. Dan
slaubt, Snf Die beihdbisten platten
einseln entfernt uno eriest peroen
f6rnen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
Importing Burdock Root.

Notwithstanding the thousands OF
acres of burdock that yearly mature
their unsightly crop Of seed in vacant
places all over the country. we never
theless import annually from Euro
pean countries 10000 pounds Of dried
burdock root, those preparing 1t re-
ceiving from to s cents per pound
for It,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-27
Job Printing
THE REPORTER AND FARMER.

hens. Poor hens will not pay profit
anyway, so there is no use figuring on
them. That is a mistake many make.
They think one hen is as good as an
other of the same breed.
The breed has little to do with the
laying Of individual hens. As lace
some fowls are more prolific than 9TH
ers. A simple diet and hard work
mean a lot of eggs.