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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-11-16
Thc job be-

EH9ES. CNt he 100 DS-
longs L. I.e.
This time ,,r,d)eyS smile was a thin
ly yelled Sneer.
What makes YOU 50 keen for 1t.
Hallock?" he asked You have no use
for the money and still less for the
title"
How do YOU know don't want the
salary%" snapped the other. Because
l don't have my clothes made in New
York or blow myself across the tables
in Mesa avenue does IT 80 without say
ing that have no use for money!
But you haven't; you know you
haven't" was the haunting rejoinder.
And the title, when YOU have and
have always had the real authority.
means still less to YOU"
"Authorityw scoffed the chief clerk,
his gloomy eyes lighting up with slow
fire. This maverick railroad doesn't
know the meaning of the word. If l
had the club in my hands for a few
months I'd show EN-"
"Oh. l guess not" said the cigar
smoker easily. You're not built right
for it, Hallock; the desert would give
you the horse laugh"
Would il? Not before had squared
off few old debts. Gridley. Don't you
forget that"
Threatening. are you?" jeercd the
full fed one, still good naturally sar-
castle. What would you do II you
had the chance. RANKING
I'D kill out some of the waste and
recklessness if it took the last man of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-11-16

Il AM NOT GOING TO COME TO BLOWS
WITH YOU
the payrolls, and I'd break even with
ut least one man over In the Timan-
yoni If l had to use the whole Red
Butte Western to pry him LOOSE"
"Flemister AGAIN." queried the mas
recation: You are a bad loser, Hal
lock But l suppose that is one Of
your limitations"
A silence settled down upon the up
per room, but Gridley made no move
to go.
The corridor door opened. and the
night dispatcher's off trick man came
in with message for Hallock.
Engine 266, Williams engineer and
Blackmar fireman, with service car
naught-one, Bradford conductor. will
leave Copah at 1901 a. m. and run
special to Angels. BY order of Howard
Lidgerwood. general superintendent"
Gridleys pivot chair rlghted itself
with a snap. But he waited until the
off trick man was gone before he said:
"Lidgerwood. Well. by all the gods"
Then, with a laugh that was more
than half snarl, There is a chance
for you yet. Rankin"
"Why, do you know him?"
mo, but | know something about
him. I've got line on New York. the
same as you have, and get hint
now and then. l knew that Lidger
wood had been considered for the
place, but ! was given to understand
that he would refuse the job If 1t
were offered to him."
"Why should he refuse?" demanded
Hallock
THAT is where my wire Taper fell
down. He couldn't tell"
"Then why do you say there is still
chance for meT
ooh. on general principles, / guess
If it was an even break that he would
refuse II is still more likely that he
won't stay after he has seen what he
is up against, don't you Think"
what he'll need in the Red desert
will be nerve and good gun. II he
has the nerve he can buy the gun"
said HallOck.
But, having the gun, he couldn't
always be sure Of buying the nerve
eh? guess you are right. Rankin
OF course you will stay on with the
new man-if he wants you to-
81 don't know. This is my business
and none Of yours
II was a bid for the renewal OF the
quarrel which was never more than
half yelled between these two But
Gridley did not lift the challenge
Let II go Mt that" he said pIacably
''But II you should decide to stay |
want you to let up on Flemister"
I'D kill Flemister on sight II had
the sand; you know that. Gndley
Some day IL may come to that But In
the meantime"
in tho meantime you have been
swapping at his heels like . fee dog,
HallOck. holding ont ore cars on him
delaying his coal supplies. stirring NJ
trouble with his miners That was all
right mp 10 Yesterday, but now II has
got 10 stop"
Not for any orders thar you can
give" retOrted the chief clerk. once
more opening the door for the quarrel
81 am not going 10 come to blows
with you. Rankin-not II can help
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-11-16
ICONTINUED.l

OF the charter members of the build
ing and loan association only two re-
manned as residents of Angels the de-
cadent. One of these was Gridley,
the master mechanic. and the other
was Hallock. chief clerk for dimin-
ishing series of imported superintend-
ents and now for the third time the
disappointed applicant for the head
ship of the Red Butte Western.
Associated for some brief time in
the real estate venture and hailing
from the same far away eastern state
and city, these two had been at first
yoke fellows and afterward. as If by
tacit consent. inert enemies. AS wide
ly separated as the poles in character
istics. habits and in their outlook
upon life, they had little in common
and many antipathies.
Gridley was a large man, virile of
face and figure and he marched in the
ranks Of the full fed and the self in
dulgent. Hallock was big boned and
cadaverous of face but otherwise
fair physical match for the master
mechanic, dark man with gloomy
eyes and a permanent frown. Jovial
good nature went with the master me-
chanic's gray eyes twinkling easily to
a genial smile. but it stopped rather
abruptly at the straight lined. sensual
mouth and found second negation in
the brutal jaw, which was only thinly
masked by the neatly trimmed beard
Hallock's smile was bitter. and if he
had social side no one in Angels had
ever discovered it.
1t was in an upper room of the
Crows Nest headquarters building
that these two. the master mechanic
and the acting superintendent. met late
In the evening of the day when Vice
President Ford had kept his appoint
ment in Copah with Lidgerwood.
Gridley. clad like a gentleman and
fitting comfortably in his chair as he
smoked a cigar that neither love ncr
money could have bought in Angels.
was loosely sarcastic Hallock. shirt
sleeved. unkempt and with the perma-
nent frown deepening the furrow be-
tween his eyes. neither tilted nor
smoked
A listener, knowing neither. would
have remarked the curious similarity
Of the grating note in both voices.
"Vice President Ford Is in Copah, and
the new superintendent is with him."
said Gridley.
Hallock leaned forward in his chair
"Who is the new MANI" he asked.
Nobody seems to know him by
name. But he is friend OF Ford's all
right. That is how he gets the job"
"A college man. suppose" comment
ed Hallock; otherwise Ford wouldn't
be backing him
"Oh, yes; guess it's safe to count
on that"
and a man who will carry out the
Ford policyT'
Gridey's eyes smiled. but lower
down on his face the smile became p
cynical barring Of the strong teeth.
"A man who may try TO carry out the
Ford idea" he qualified. adding. The
desert will get hold Of him and eat him
alive. as II has eaten the others
Maybe" said Hallock thoughtfully.
Then. with sudden heat: It's rotten,
Gridley, I've hung on and waited
and done the work for their figure
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-11-16
CALLING CARDS AND INVITATIONS

in correct sizes and styles, neatly print
ed at the Crawford Printery, Mineral
Point. Engraved work also fu finished
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-11-16
CONTRACTORS.
LAWRENCE GIBBONS.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Estimates furnished Job work will receive
prompt attention.
shop in the Ivey building on Common Street
Phone ~.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-11-16
CHAS. WINN,

THE MODEL BARBER SHOP.
Under the n T. Martin hardware store, corner
High and Vine streets, Mineral Point.
Tonsorial work done in the latest styles of the
art Satisfaction guaranteed. Call at the model
barber shop.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28
poNTs.

Don't .ail t separate the market
and breeding turkeys and feed them
different rations.
Don't fail to note the markets. de
mands. There's n season for broilers,
roasters, capons. ducks. geese and
turkeys, and If what you offer Is not
seasonable you will have TO take any
old price.
Don't make a contract to deliver 81
many eggs a week unless you are posi-.
lively prepared to do the stunt. A
failure to meet such an engagement
will cause inconvenience and disgust u
customer.
Don't haggle that hen with a dull.
rusty Ratchet. Give her a quick
slick stick: that's the trick. A cut
across the arteries OF the throat and
a stick through the brain is best the
blood to drain
Don't use stained cardboard In your
egg crates, and never ship cracked eggs
unless sold as such. 1t pays to win a
reputation for reliability. fine goods
done up in best style with your .rade
whether wholesale or retail.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28
Oh, you PuNkIN PEI

There be cocoanut an mince pie,
There be custard pie an cherry,
Shoohy. raisin. lemon. rhubarb,
Apple, peach an nuckieberry.
But. on, yum, yum. there be punkin-
faller punkin pie. pe gosh.
My Marian list kin make EN-
out of them there airly squash!
When she says: ''Bill. git a pGnkin;
Wash 'er at the water spout,
We must have some punkin custard;'
i tist "Hallaluyer," shout.
How love to watch her make EN-,
Her plump arms to h elbow,
Smilin', laughin' an a-jokin',
Rollin' out the rich pie dough!
Then she pours in hat sweet punkin.
Spiced an mixed with rich sweet milk,
Crimps the border like the rufle
On her purity bright green silk.
Don't them punklns list smell lovely
Bakin in mat oven hot?
Don't they git n bully brown on?
Amt they great TO hit the spot?
oh, Jehosherphat, I hustle
When Marian cries: Come, Bill!
Them there punkin pies is cool nowl
Git the knife an eat YOU mr.
Oh, go way. you Waldorf-Astor
An you Stratford Bellevue!
My Marian at pie bakin'
Knocks the stLHln' out of you.
c, NJ. BARNITz.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28
kuRlos FROM CORRESPONDENTS

Q. | find the eggs In the front OF
my incubator heat about right, while
those in the rear are not hot enough.
How may | remedy this? A. Elevate
tIe tray in the rear with a wedge.
q. What time Is required 10 hatch
eggs from a duck that is a cross of
Pekin and Muscovy? As Pekin eggs
hatch in four weeks and Muscovy iii
five, | am puzzled to know when to
expect eggs from the cross to hatch In
my incubator. A. Thirty-two days
generally.
Q. | have been reading SO much of
''rots' and spots" please define. 4.
When an egg is candled, If decay has
begun. the bacterial development
shows ii small dark spot. That's a
spot" If this growth continues the
egg becomes opaque. and that's your
rot"
Q. DO you consider that ~caponiZing
causes suffering? A. 1t must cause
but little, for a fowl will % during
or Immediately after the operation.
Q. Should White and Brown Leg
horns have about the same length of
leg, and how many points does the
standard require for their combs? y.
White L~eghorns are higher on the leg
A five point comb for both varieties is
demanded.
Q. Are eggs cheaper in Canada than
in the United States. and what duties
are paid? A. Last winter eggs aver
aged 4 cents higher per dozen in Can
ada. Eggs entering Canada are taxed
3 cents per dozen duty, and eggs ship
ped into the United States are taxeJ
8 cents per dozen.
@. What breed Of chickens is mos
popular in the New England states
A. The Rhode Island Red, II Is said.
Q. How can | stop the bleeding of
cocks comb when injured and spu
when cut down? A.. We cover com
with cobwebs or soft feathers. Som,
scar with hot iron or cover with -four
Touch spur with burning match, ant
the fame will cause blood and horI
to form a cement that closes the out
let.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28
FEATHERS AND EoesHELLs.

The penguin, perhaps the greatest
layer Of the wild fowls. Is declared 10
be the progenitor of tae Indian Runner
duck. the egg machine Of the duck
tribe.
When dry picking If the birds are
not stuck right the feathers will not
loosen. the bird will not bleed prop
erly, and rs n result the blotchy car
cass brings a low price.
When eggs under hens aren't tested
you run the risk of a rot being broken
over the rest and spelling them. II
the hen breaks n rot and it Is smeared
on a newly hatched chick, that chicks
name is Dennis.
We aren't hearing so much nowa-
hens that were advertised. Have they
all gone to a premature grave, or have
their discovered that they
made a laughingstock of themselves
before the people.
Sugar barrels are good receptacles
for packing poultry. They are clean.
cheap and have no smell. They hold
| about 800 pounds, and the dressed
fowls should be packed breast down
! and shipped the day after killing II
not packed in ice.
Egg farmers at Cape Colony, South
Africa, do not have to compete with
an egg trust, but with the penguins,
which lay vast quantities OF eggs on
the South African coast and its islands.
These eggs are shipped 10 London.
where they sell for 60 cents per dozen.
Egg producers are running their
brain machinery overtime to make the
American hen lay more eggs and are
doing II, but at the same time the hen
is turning out infertiIe eggs TO beat the
band. The past season was one of
poor matches. and phenomenal laying
IS the chief cause.
Mrs. Frank Metcaif OF California
has the distinction Of being the only
American woman who has originated
a new breed Of poultry. Her breed.
the Buckeyes. is a composite of Piym-
outh Rock. Bun Cochin, Black Breast.
ed Red Game and Indian Game and is
a bird built In particular for pounds
Of fine. fancy meat and eggs.
In the case Of a Florida Hrm against
the Southern Express ,umpany for
charging an e%xorbitanl rate on eggs
In cases the interstate m com
mission compelled the express COM
pany 10 make a reduction Of % per
cent. Many fanciers have ceased to
ship eggs for Matching on account of
the excessive express charges and
rough handling
70. No .Xa A.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28
irn
naufr 3ouern.
Die Srpnprin5eiiin idenft benz bier.
ten Eu6ne SaS 2cbcn.
Sdlmer,baftfr Hnfall
bes prin,en euitpoio
gnsrifie anf TrGiioeut Saft megcn
Tciner yScmoGrmcl.Eulitif".
berlin %. 3ea.

Uerltn 20. Se3.
Die 8eburt Ses oierten Sobnes
bes 3ronprin3enpaares, miro bon Der
aeIamtcn 9epGIferlng nit lebbnIt'ln
SyubeI be0riibt. ane ofientliden Se.
batoe traeen 6laggeuibmud, audi
pieIe GripotbGuier iino in gleider
Ieiie bcforiert.
Inter Sen erIten 8ratulanten be-
Tandem lid 6ie Staotperpaltungen
bon Berlin, 8otsbam mo San5ig,
tpeIde in sic beraIidItcn @orte 9e'
fleibete 8Iiidrpuni6 Selegram1ne
ianbten.
aoiieriu augnIte @iftoria fpnroe
ndhtlifermeile in Botsoom telepbo.
MIDI benodriftiet, Sab Die l6ruere
StunSe Der &ronpriu5eiiin beranna.
te. Tie aaiicrin besab iih iofort i'm
automcbil, uelhes Die Strede IN
1ieoenocr Gle 5uriiileate, mad Dem
gerIiner neutrality-suspicious., nno
l trof nod rehtjeitig elm. Die Hieoer.
1 tunit ging Icitt ~ponitatten, obne baB
4 iratlide SiIie benotigt mar. Ter
hRoiicr uno Grin5eiiin 8iftoria 2nile
S~traien pdhrenS oes @ormittags aus
REotsbam Gin unb bcindten Ole &ron-
Etrin,eiiin, Seren gefiuoen inter Den
Hpbnaltenocn ltmItdnben por5iiglit)
Dirt.
Gur Ser aiiidlife Satcr febIt nod.
5aronprin3 @iIbclm bat iih cine bei-
ifiae grf6ltrng 5uge5ogen ino fann
lborI6ufia feline 8arniien Dan5ig.
Ranafubr, no or Gommanoeir oes
IL. 2eib. Suiaren-H eaiments 1T, nift
E~oerIoIfen, BOD, miro er gesen @noe
Ibcr ISOLDE in Berlin ertpartet. Der
Etommanoierenoe General BEG II.
grmeeforps in 9nn5ie. General Der
Raponerie b. Iadenien, mn6 Der
Cberpr1iioent ser Vropino @eitpreu'
ben, Serr b. Sagop. braften Dem
Rronprin5en in 9ongfubr pcrionIid'
lire @rotulation oor.
itmfaa Scs Errsresenten 2uitpolb.
Cant teIegrcr 'ii6er @eISung aus
Niinhen bat iid Ser I'M 81. 9ebens.
iabre Itebenhe Erin5regent 2nitpolS
pom gapern bel einem Sneoreiten I'M
5pejjart cine Wlsfel5errung i'm
DberTdenfeI 5ugc5cscn. Eas 2eisen
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28

lit ihmcr5baii, aber oas anacmein.
befinoen bes E%aticnten lit ionit gut.
Der greiic Shirt bate iid,, mie
u~n5abli1e Wule uorber, 5i groBe
Stropajen 5llgemlItct.
Salts y6cmSGrmcl .Eolitif".
Der aonilift Ser Der. Staatcn
nit HuBlano, melder 5ur &iinoi-
glng oes gertrags ieitens oes Erdli.
benton Gait geiiibrt bat, erlpedt bier
grobes SSntereiie uno miro and III
Ser Vreiie Iebbait beiproden. Gie
bieiige Soft" nin1mt ole @elegen.
belt pabr, iif in Sdimpfercien. Die
Itarf an Sen Con bon Siidmeibern
erinnern, iiber Cats YSemoarmcl-
GoIitif" al ereehcn. Sic nennt Sas
goreehcn bes TrGiibentcn cine opo'
litiide llnpcridGnlthsit ~lonoerglei'
den. glebnli6 iprit,t lid Die agra
ride .0eutihe Snges5eituna" oilS.
2etterc 3eitung bciabt iid onar
nit Sen iibertriebeuen Soiinun9en
nelde on Sen maBge6cnhcn StcIen
in Sen Ser. Staatcn al cine oem
nGdItige a%onfurrenj filr Die ocnt
i6en li-2ieferungen aefniipit MGR.
oen. Die rSogcS5eitung" bemcrft 81
Sem einihlGoi9en EaiiuS IN ser Bot.
i6aft OeS Erdiiocntcn Gait, oaB oaS
ltmnauoeln BON @inGoen in DUNG.
mittel liefern6c 8ebiete cine ihrutc.
rige uno foitipieli9e Snde lei. GaS
%aerpinnbare ammoniafiulfot mo
uno Stiditoifoiinger m0dltcn piel.
Iei6t cine aoufurrcn3 filr Chile.
Salpeter mcrben, a5cr nicmaIS ftIr
8ali.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28
eIppY AT BIRD WORK.

There are no bugs on you, of course
not; but, oh, the garden! Root mag
gots are eating the onions, green
worms are chewing the cabbage, bee
ties are gobbling the asparagus, lice
are after the lettuce, snails are spoil
ing the celery, fleas are chewing the
tomatoes, wireworms are boring the
potatoes. slugs are after the beans,
cutworms are swiping the corn, strip
ed beetles are killing the cucumbers,
grubs are after the straw berries, Cir
dlers are killing the raspberries, and
red spiders are on the rose.
And. oh, the orchard! Steely beetles
are after the grapevine, cankerworms
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28
Die Damen
Der ,,6effu(daft.'
aniidt Der 6ran Julins aruttidnitt
Hbcr mnicre yGicrbunSert".
Stun ? finn un0
Sangewrile ole Merkmalr.
S%eblerbaitc Gr5iebuns Der Sodtcr
in rciden Samilicn.
Y 10 Morf. %. 0ei

Wit iebr perionli6en gniid)ten
ii6er oas, mas Oas 2ebcn lebeuSwrt
fir Die Srauen matt, Die gum Heif,.
tiim un6 8erfe6r in Der 8eieaihaits.
flaiie ge6oren plirben, Die man ais
Die n8ierbnnoert" 3i be5eifnen
pflegt, lit Sran Sulills aruttihnitt,
Die Satin 6es 9roBen @%iienbabnIei.
ters, bierber gefcmmen, nahoem Die
gureaits bes Sebtcren pom Gbicago
naf Ncp Dorf perlegt morocn iino.
Sn elmer llntcrreOung nit Ben
8eitungsnerpretcru ipriht lid Die
Came iehr freimiltig aus, pie folgt:
Sic fronen mid, mos ib ii6er Die
Nctp Porter o8eic0ihoit" benfe. Sf
babe 5mar uie in ibr gcle6t, aber id)
bin 10 Oft bier gemcicn lrnb femme 10
bicle Yeriouen, oab ih faIt fiible,
nIs Oh Stem 0orf meine Seimat iet.
Eie Eieit9e 8eieai6aft lit glei6 Der.
ienigen scr meilten an6eren amerl'
fnniidcu StGote, iotpeit ser ge9riii
r@eieQidait" ~iiberbaupt in 5ragc
fommt: Sc GROCER Stem 9orf miro,
SeIto flciner miro oa8 io~genannte
pSmart Set, uuo es lit gut, oaB
oies cine Satiohe lit, hcnn oieie$
Set" iolte in ieoer amcrifc1iiden
eta0t 10 fIein werSen, boB c5 faIt
BON gr6booen pcrihminoct.
Die @clt Scr 2auscmcilc.
,Smart 5et~s@eieaifoit lit i'm
ougemeinen sic @cieai6oft, in Der
mon oGbnt. Sic bringt OenfenNe
Neni6en fat sur 8er5peiflumG. sic
bat feinen Sricb sum 6ortifritt uto
nid,t Sas GerIaugen, ibr Sltn ouf5u'
aeben, uno 6icS lit Ser anfang pom
gnoc.
Seine Sralt bot Elm Ecft, ibr gam
ses 2c6cn ser @cicQidaft 81 piOmen.
@enn i) cine ,Samilie bon Sohterr
ouf5uBieben h1tte, miirbe g feline
f6rmlidcn Gebnts geben. Sic ioate.1
bo5u cr5o9cn peroen. iid fiir Ole
Geigungen erniter Natlir 81 inter
eIiieren sic lie idon friib 5lrmeiIt in.
ftinftip an Sen Gag legen. SD babe
cine So6ter er6ogen uno reoe aus
grfabrung."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28

millions of Quacks, geese, guineas n
gobblers are after the pests. This
pays in many ways.
The catcher gets delight from the
bug bite. The bug makes meat that's
a delight, and the pest quick disap-
pears from sight.
The more poultry the less bughouse
and the more money from fowls and
fruit.
The fowls, digging around the tree
not only get larvae. bugs and wig
glers, but cultivate the orchards, so
that trees that grew a crop but every
other year have been known to bear
a big crop annually through the bene
6cial presence Of poultry.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28
YOrtnsieEide @armiiOm in amfrmhr
Sigo. Spanien, %. Ge5.

0afridten aus Der portugieiiiden
Sta6t graga. Die 80 WeiIen norooit'
lid bon Sporto liegt. beiaeen, Bob
elm monardiiter ausbrud pdhreno
Der 9aft ,lln 20. Ie5ember in Der
aaiernc oes %. Snianterie. Heoiments
itattgeinnoen hat. Ter Oberit mno elm
2apit1m oes Sediments wuroen nab
ren6 Der Iubeltorunacn perfpunoet.
lin Sie Mittaes0cit 8 iclaenoen
Iaaes muroen in Der Staot nod
edible sebort.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28
@ebcimnis marSe befannt.
ganficr Cber tandlt anf.
6hicnoo. %. De,

CHARLES 6. Ober, Der Tralibent Der
grlten Wationalbanf bon ebotiieIb.
Winn.. tpeIher aus benz Sberman-
6otel Dor einigen 3asen perihpano,
lit 5uriifeefebrt nnb erfl1rte feline
beiorgniserregenoe 46tpeienbeit ba
NIT. oab err ploslid aiis Der Stnbi
geruien nor6cn lei.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28
Derbredsrifhe
ocidtfertiekeit.
Stnbcnt bel Infnabme in Scbcim'
gcicllidaft fait g~ctDtet.
pertautdun9 uon
DaarwaGrr nit AlkoBol.
Der ungliifielige SauoiSat erlitt
ihrcflide SranS mnnbcn.
8biIuoeIpbia, %. Deg.

EbtlaOelpbta %. Se5.
Senrp @oiiett jr., ein StuOent Ser
bieiigen Observation-Disclosures, wurOe.
mie crit iebt befannt Miro. bel ieincr
auinabme in ole alpba Ybi @piilon.
grlioeridait Dor @odJcnfriIt bcinabe
getotet.
gei ser auinabme bate cir unbes
fannteS WiteIieb cine Sloidje @ith
So5el burh cine ioife eriest. Die init
alfoIol gefiiat NOR. Wit oieier 6liii-
Iiofeit muroen ole Saare oes Gonbi'
Oaten getr1nft. 9ann erfI1rte elm
WitelieO Der 8eienidaft. Der jun9e
Damn ioue in Brand oeItedt pcrben,
unS gleih5eitig belt or ein Streidl.
boI5 on oas permeintlife Snormal.
Ter. Sm nGditcn Iugenblide itanb
ser glfobol IN 5lammcn.
gaIictt's Insiase.
8ie 8diiett ausiagt, murOe or in
elm bnnfIeS 3imner gefiibrt, no ibm
Die gugen perblinben puroen. Sor.
ber mar er nit eiuem fantaItii6en
8enonoe befIeioet Dor6en. Sn Dem
3immcr purben inn Die Scare nit
ser S~Iiiiiigfeit getrGnft, Die ibm Sen
Nafen binablief. Damn iiibrte man
i'm IN Gin noeres 3immer. Sci ibm
befanben iid {. Suoion Mpers, Elm
Stubent ser llniperiitGt bon Genn-
,1lpmiG, uno elm @bitllrient Der
gpisfopaI- afaoemie. gaiiett murbt
mit9eteilt, oaB er sic Sei,ertaitfe er:
1alten ipae, mo5u er ladte. Sr
n66iten gu9enbIide NOR bas I'm
gliid geibeben.
Others bebieIt ieine 8eiitesaegen,
mGrtiefeit. Or ersrifi cine Seniter
garoine, Sic er nm 9aIietts Sop.
ipideIte unS nit Der er sic Slammer
erItidte, sic Dem 3anoioaten abe
ifon i6rcdIihe gronbipunoen suoe
iiiet batten.
@ebcimnis mnroe befannt.
s(m nGfIten Gage bielteu Die Rit
gIieoer cine Merchandising Of mi
perptIidteten iih gum Shweigen
Die Sate pitrbe iebpd Der Saftlto
mitgeteiIt, melde cine llnteriudInnl
anItente, Tim Die gerion, peId)e oi
1laifcn perpehiclt hattie, Su ermit
feIn.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-12-28

CATCHING A
and codling moth are after the ap-
pies. slugs are after the cherries, Dor
ers are running the peaches, and cur
culios are chewing the plums, the ap-
plies, the peaches and the ounce.
But the birds viii catch themF
Alas, hardly.
There was a day hen pretty birds
For wiggling worms did search,
But now those birds, alas. alas,
Are worn on hats to church!
But Biddy is on the job, and not
withstanding u cushion pressing
custom oficiary has declared in sol
emn session that the hen is not a bird
Biddy is doing much bird work all
over this country, and Uncle Sans