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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09
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IlP plIDllCLt III pLuAlN @Hti09b -
at set iorbpOes WtormoEagenterre
at gore propaganda l bort 2anO,
eoentnelt peo at gipe Bolitimeitre-
ne 9empnOigelie til bper / in SIT
ris6itiftion at forbpoe iaooon.
HeIolutionen er Der 81. apriI
tiIItilIet Snititsminiiteren.
80 Iars Srrerjnbll9nm. aol-
borg, %. April. OuerI9rer %. Diff
feIien oeo aelleriipgooes Sfole bar
/ Moraen peret 99rel / 90 Aar,
oerof 80 9(ar Ooerlprer / aaIborg.
San er fenot JON en- 0pgtig Sfo-
lemano meO betpoeIige aOniiniitra-
tipe @pner, og ban bar i'm uRI lent
Iiae 4n0eI / Sfoleu9snets iige 10
oifling / BEN iioite MenneifenIoer f.;
til @fsempel fan anieres, at Sto-
leU9snets Budget / 0isie aar err
iteget ira 10000 til 100000 Sc,
men Der er ogiaa 5000 eleoer
moo Den Sang 900. 9r. MiffeIien
bar iamlet Jig en- itor gennetreSs
iaaOeI / iom uoenfor Sfolen, og
ban bIiper / Morgen aften b9Oret
oeo ct 6eitmaoItio, boori aeltager
ifoleinteresiere0e og ANDRE, meO
bDem OoerIereren er fommsn / @e-
rsring.
9pOsfnlO. On opgtig oar1uiiarif
5orretningsman6, 0ireftsr 6rit59e-
terien. Der / Ell Snes Aor bar Ie.
oct Get acknowledgements
5iIiaI / anrbus, er 5reon9 aften
Sen 10. apriI aigaaet oeo Gs6en.
Den af0soe, Der pnr itRrft multi
interesieret % bl. q. gap Stsfet
til OpretteIien al 05poit aommer-
muiifforening@. par en- oOeroroent-
Zig ipmpatetiit og afboIot Q1oro.
San bleu Al aar 81.
On al aalborgs itsrre GG-
rings0rioenoe, asbmnnO SacobRor.
tenien pna 0ptorO, er forIeoen az
gaaet peo Cohen. ca. 80 9nr gam
mel. Zen nfOeoe, Ger onr fs0t poa
SIM, bn00e ifsfae p0or6ipG." fsrit
5orretning / aol0ing og ooertoe
ienere ben tore Reconnaissance
ming 9rsOrene Sfoobps @ftflg. /
MARQUIS, men fsbte I 1900 3. Sfib.
iteos 6orretning / aaIborg. iom
ban orep til i'm 9se San oar en-
opgtig 5orretnin9sman0 os DeIan-
let og ni6oIot bIon6t line Sole
ger.
9ioligere 5orpo9ter paa Stens-
b~aIlegaarO 0eo Soriens emil Sel.
tot er Qatten til q. Apr. $50 /
asbenbn0n eiter ct fort Spgeleje,
ca 70 qor gommel. Zen afogoe
par 3i0oer al 96g. og I mango 2tor
MeoIem al Gemontefommis ionen.
st alberti-Sfi ST n~ioriigtist
5il6no. 6Ol6Gf, %. april. SEQ
Werleie-1 Cubic 9erreoers Het er On
al GiliosmGaoene / ben ii9aano.
Ife 9onoeitan0s Spnrefasie 6lepen
osmt til at 6qtale @arantiiummen,
1000 SIR.
Gilli0sman6en, en- @aar0faiier
ira Saoborup, baD0e un0er Sagen
poaitaacf Zig irifnnoen, ioet ban fl.
a, sior6e eeloen6e, at ban alOrIs
bdOSe oaret 9illiosmar6 ! rem 5or-
itonO, iom par tanft / Sparefas-
lens 2ope, ioet ban al6rig bOer.
fen uotrptfeli9 eler itiltien0e
bao0e pantaget Jig en- @nrantifor-
pIigtelie.
timber Sngen oplpites BET imio-
lertiO, at ban boo0e tilbuot at te.
tale Sparefasien 1000 Ser. til fulo
afgsreIie al Sagen, og ban bleo
6erfor 0emt.
Sra euften. asbenbaOn, %. Apr.
go5ic flei / Gag 2 @ange paa aero-
bremen pnn 4mager. 9Der Gang
flsi ban en- Smgane runot peo en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09
ganen TO @onge runot, 5oorefter
ban lanoeoe / @Iioeflugt.

galIonen DOanmart IL, Der sri.
II / 5ormiOOag eff op ira SLANT
penborg. InnOe0e 81. t.20 Otter
mi0oas pao en- 0farf, Der bsrer M
Der 9nngegaaro. omtrent 2 Mil
norosit for 2anoifrono Gam
oingen gif gIat. 9alIonens ire gos-
iagerer, gremierleitnont lllIiOt3 og
5rue og aoptain SeiOeIin befanOt
Jig / beoite 8elgaaenOe. 8eiret par
mutt nieo ip0oeitlig BIND. 9allo.
men, JON life bauoe tooet minO-
tie Sfaoe. bIeu itrofs in0patfet og
ienot til aebenba0n. G~asideererne
bleo inobubt til 6rofoit Dos @reo
@acbtmeiiter paa anutitorp. buor-
eiter De pin Qialms reiite til as.
benbaun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

attentat moo &c SOs. Reitoeo,2 81.
4pril. 3atten til OnsOo9, oa BET
iioite ip0gaoenOe Cog paa Masneo-
i%unobonen pasiereoe ct gunft ca.
400 4len gtoro ira R9itpeo Sta
ton. mPrfeoe acknowledgement ct
Steo / Woifiren. @eO nnrniere Of
terion Rite oet Jig ct itamme fra,
at en- SpeIle bar lagt tpprs o9er
oen enc Slime. 5 9tat anbolOt9foit-
peo BoIiti en- pagnbonoeren0e Der
ion. Ser bar tiIitoaet Jig ifpIoi0 /
6or6rpoelien.
Sfonbrano pco Sillerpo. 9eo3el-
! iingeueien oeo 6ilIereo opito0 Der
0ns0ag ben Il. april en- Sfop-
brand tpt oe0 BET al Se9nsmano
Cars 0ielien beboeoe 9us. San
bap0e o9ret beifpftiget meo at CT
brnn0e Branris p1a ct StpffeSfon,
boor De tore @rauer oar 6ortiolgt,
og 0a oct bIaite op. iif Sloen Ooer-
mogt % bre6te Jig me0 ri0enoe
Sait gennem set fnaStsrre BrPs %
Be imaa @raner til Siiiet, Der bur
tigt neObrenOte. ; oil bleo "a
Cor. 2ano afioeoet, iuoen set INF
feoes at begr9nie 5loen.
ebnebrnno / @eitipn. MioOeIfart,
20. April. ) 0prheoen al @eliteo
Citation bar Statsbnnerne en- @rils-
gran. 5 @aar Gftermiooags tGn6te
@niiter ira ct 8rustogslofomotio
! SIo I 2pngen beo Sen iaafalote
@~oIgebaffe. SI0en breote iig tent
meIig it9rft oe naaeoe efterbaan-
Den tGt ben til 2unge 9p, Der lna
/ 9in0retningen. 9elOiguis bar Der
life i%pnoerlig 9Ipit, on Der elers
piloe babe pGret 5are for 9anos-
bpen. Gu Ipffe6es 0et ben iteoIige
9~ranOiogeo meo tiIilenoe 5oIts
SiPIp / 8ioe at inn arnpet ct
u9ran06pIte". bporueo SIoen mo
ifranfeOes iii Ell me0 2png og On
Del bepofiet 4real paa ca. baIuan-
oen Senoe 9nn0.
HDt SaneprOjeft. Sfsnt Ser life er
GogeH lloii9t til, at Aigs0ngen /
2iebliflet 3aar mee III lpe 5nnenn-
Ipa, er Der DOG / Oei; ienere 5io
ar5sjoet - ON END me0 Ii5ct Seio
- for Ell asIlernp - 5unoer-gn-
ne, og iom Nootrpf berimoo or
Der MI fommet 9iu / oe gamIegla.
ner ON en- aeIlerup-Silfeborg9a-
ne. Siiieborg 9praao bar iislge
Silt. au." 6empnoiget tit itaaenoe
5ernbaneuoOalg III al inofaloe De
/ bette groieft interesiereoe aom-
miner iii ct 0isoe, Der ifal ni6ol-
Oes i Silfe6org paa 8orsOag.
snftipn paa 6cocn. On iiGloen
pra9tiulo 9uitipeiling bite Jig lor.
leoen Moraen ueo Solens Opgong
paa ben tore SeOeflnSe, Der Iigger
meIlem @roue og Saeerup Sp6 for
Sfiue 9ilIeoet piite i;g iislge BIB.
Ct. 5olfe6l." isrit utpoeligt %
uflort iom en- 3oogebanfe, men ef-
terbaonOen iom Solen iteg, nntog
oct tpoelieere og tpheligere 5orm,
inotil oct laa / iulo alnrbeo. Get
itoo tpoeliat / en- balu 9nes giinut-
ter, inoan oct oploites og ioriuanot.
gqon iaa Ell tor Sfo0 meo et 9ierg-
parti / 9asgrunOen, ca op a09ierg.
iioeu lna 9pgnin9er /. ipOIan0if
Stil.
Snnoct ClotiOsgrnU. 5 en- Sfou
ueo 2%aurberg, ser tilbsrer 9sartifu-
Tier 5. 4. g6riitenien, bar man ior-
le5en Deo at graoe gIantebulIer
paa en- lille 9si funOet ct Bar
llrner meo 9euitumper. 6iinOet er
gjort poa Ssiens Top, og alt M
Der i'll. nRon6. genitrebl." pna, at
Der per er en- itsrre OlotiOs6eera-
pelie. Oct oil blepe mere unOerie9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09
@iOOaasmaO i GfsyrestUset. q

eitipOife RiOonss efspre5tog ipo
paa bar ira oen I. Mai intet Gp.
BOLD i 5reoeriein. og Der ar 6erior
M truifet Den SrOning. at De rel
ienoe, Der ifal til aoIoing. 2unocr-
ifoo oa 9amorup iamt til uolanoet,
Jos aonouftsrerne fan foruobeitiI.
Ie Niooag ira observation-disclosures
ten ! 5reoericia til Spisning I To-
act.
Mioongen beitnnr al Suppe. 500.
ret os 3esiert oe foiter meo "a
Slate aeoinO 2 SIR, meo 81 eaer
SoOoDono I ar. S. IRE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09
sanasrne poa SeSen Sorieng, 2.

Sanssrne poa Seben Soriens, 81
april. 9e so 3uetbnsfonger, iom
/ 2far ifnl poa Se6en, n~iraiite |
Morees fra Soriens meo Spbtoget.
30 al 5angerne ifnl til aslien Wer-
eeIIele be6 8i6org o9 Ie0iaees at
5pngielsinipefisr @oos, me6en De
andre 20 ifaI til @ebbuiet UNDER
2eoingelie al giceinipefter SoIberg.
gegge Sob Ieoiaees oesuom al ire
getiente fra Sugtbuiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09
9nbsaarS Senicns Tom. Is aar

Subgdaro Senlens 3pni. IL War
/ Snstbniet 6iem-@inoing Serre-
oers Diet bar iosmt SaobruOsiipopn
0u6saar6 Senien en- 5iIlegsitroi
paa Z Mars 8lietbus; ban bIeO
mems ban itreifeoe ON i 9an0et, peO
@sieiteret Osmt til 6 aars 8ugtbus.
san oil ioaleoes / alt fomme til at
iiooe / 9~ugt6uiet i 10 aar. Qaaife-
mor9en nfgif ban til Soriens Iii9t-
bus
"a 2ubgaoro / arreiten / Sol
itebro liz MeooeIeIie en- lin inar.
Iige OperfIpttelie til 6oriens. 6lep
ban iieiae 06olit. GnebI." bel ocs-
porat og ~fortuioIet og tee6e iie iom
Ell gal. Get mao baoe ~ifuiiet pam
0Dbt. at ban life un0er line taIrige
u0ilugter bar funnel iaa 2eiligbe0
til at unoilippe ira line @ogtere.
Nn bIen oisie 5orbaabnineer nieO
eet SIag tilintetgiort, % oct er 10
life iao oanifeIigt at ioritao, at oet
maa bare giort et meatigt Sn6trpf
poa BAN at iao al uioe. at 5ugt-
buiet ON iaa Elmer piloe LUTTE line
8orte eiter BAN.
BED aireiien par BON imi0lertiO
after iig ieIu, og De, Der ian BAN,
fit Ianet ira 5notrptfet al at itaa
oper for en- neotrpf. % anaren0e
Storforbrpoer, iom ifnl %.ilbringe
ct langt Spono al 9ar iom 5onae
/ 9oriens Sugt6us.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09
ltlpffer. Sfioe, % april.

ltlpffer. Sfipc, % april. On
eIleOeanris Ssn al @oaroejer g.
9leiorup | 3ouitrup PED 7urup bleu
/ ajtes fualt / @aarOens Susmelle
peo, of en- afiel ereb fat / bans
Salsflpoe og ferte BAN meo runOt.
MeIlen bleo burtisit muIigt itano-
Jet og Ireneen befriet; men ban
oe0e ct Bar Minntter efter.
Mari6o, %. 9fpril. On 81
mon6 Scrmonn Q 9tiffelien, Sen
at en- enfe / Naribo. forbpret meO
Damperen nainr" al asbenbaDn,
or Sen y os. faIben ober gort /
-9iterisen og hrufnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

Nn E.iffenslagcrifc. Der / Den
ienere lit par opereret / calling
og poa Nors, efterisges al @olitiet;
bun bar brugt Den 5remgangsman-
Be at opertere ON Spfnrius 6por-
eiter bun aif rnn0t o. fit 5of til
at tegne iig iom 3eltaeere; oeO 1eg.
ningen uo6etaItes Der Babe 6ono-
rar iom 5orifuO; men 0ereiter 6leu
Stsniomiruen i'll. aMorsa atD."
fu%loitpn6ig borte. De beoragne bar
oereiter melot Sngen til golitiet,
iom nh or u0en eitsr 9amen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

Sra enften. asbenbaon, %. Apr.
go5ic ilei / Gag 2 @ange paa aero-
bremen poo 4mager. 9Der Gang
flsi ban en- Smgane runot Deo en-
@inoitprfe al 8 Weter og mootog
6erfor en- Gfstrapremie paa 500
6rancs.
Sort eiter oe officielle 6lponin-
gers afilutning anfom SOfiGger.
meter Heergaaro fra Saarnborg
meo ct Selifab / automo6il ior
at operbpre 5lppningerne. Da Dis
ie Dnr nfilutteoe, uointte fan pri-
bat en- Brpmie paa 300 5rancs for
en- 6lppniitg garen cen Sang runoi
9roos ret it9rf gI9it og begpn-
oen6e gieen Itag Go8ic op oe fiji
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-10

NOW AND reads something
THERE'S
conscientious than editors The
typographical word editors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-10
Heart toHeart
Talks.
LUCKY OR PLUcKY7

LUCKY OR PLUCKY7
When diminutive. stub nosed. red
headed Colonel Funston took the
Twentieth Kansas regiment to the
Preside on its way TO the Philippines
the people OF San Francisco poked fun
at the country Jakes" and their red
headed colonel.
That was during the Spanish war.
A few years later, when earthquake
and IRE ravaged that city. red headed
Funston was the idol of Frisco.
Fully 100000 people we're homeless.
Thieves preyed Harpies stole from
dead bodies. There was no authority.
reigned.
Then Funston and the soldiers.
The red headed general ordered his
men to shoot the hooters on sight. AT
the point of the bayonet be put men
to work.
Would the war department support
him?
Yes or no, Funston shut down the
lid Of the hell that raged-and sat
on It
Suppose some punetilious West
Point of3cer had been in command.
He would not have dared take such
authority without consulting Wash.
ington.
Well?
In order to preserve appearances
they put another officer over Funston
after the good work was done. But
history can never rob the little brig
adler Of that supreme hour when he
saved San Francisco from itself.
All Of which comes back in memory
when one reads an interview with q
regular officer. who says Funston has
always been lucky"
Lucky or plucky?
They also say in the army that HI
is a poser. But how could he help il
IL the correspondents pictured hin
swimming the Bagbag river with q
rope In his teeth? They did not very
much exaggerate.
Lucky or plucky?
Down beneath the little swagger tn,
| Napoieonic Funston has both brain!
| and bravery. He has proved that evel
since he went down into Cuba to Ugh
with the insurgents.
| Lucky?
| He was lucky as Napoleon was luck,
and Charles Martei and. Phil Sheridan
1t makes ono weary to read thu
| periodical hints emanating from thu
| regulars abount lucky Funston"
Let no American boy read the biog
| raphy OF Frederick Funston to fortif,
theory that men go upward b,
means of luck.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-10
The Conservation Congress

ness methods. 1t does not now and it
never has had a monopoly of the Cali
fornia crop. Ii began with less than a
third of the crop, and for some years
handled less than half OF 1t. IT now
. ships about rs per cent of the oranges
and lemons grown in the state. 1t is
also worthy Of comment that there are
large number OF men in the business
of growing fruit in California. who
have had extensive business experience
before becoming filters of the soil.
They were not afraid to unite, not
afraid to adopt modern business meth
DDS, not afraid to pay large salaries for
the skill necessary to succeed. The
manager now draws about $4,000 a
year and earns the money by the re-
suits he is able to show.
| Viewed in the large. the cooperative
movement in America is making rapid
strides. 1t is Handicapped by lack OF
knowledge of cooperative methods. and
by lack of adequate laws governing the
organization and conduct of societies.
Where special statutes are enacted
providing for the formation of coopera-
| tive societies, there is often lack OF
! wise restrictions in the interest of the
average member. The laws are some
operators to do but inadequate in what
they declare shall be done. The enact
ment of laws adequately fostering CO.
Operative enterprises and safeguarding
the interests of the cooperators calls for
the best constructive craftsmanship OF
the nation.
Among the provisions that should be
inserted in every state laws authoriz-
ling the formation of cooperative asso-
: Citations are the following:
i That no person shall hold more.
n than a stated number of shares OF
stock or shares of stated aggre-
gate value.
That dividends on stock shall be
limited to fair interest return.
That all profits. in excess of in
terest on capital and such reserves
as is deemed necessary, shall be
distributed equitably among mem
bers in accordance with business
/ done or work performed
IL That an annual report be made
: to the secretary OF state showing
the nominal and paid up capital.
2 the assets and liabilities. the divi-
l dends paid on stock, the profits
5 an dhow they are distributed.
: That the wond cooperative shall
: be made a part of the name of any
concern licensed to do business un-
3 der the provisions of this act.
That all concerns doing business
!, In the state at time OF this enact
). ment which use the word coop
erative' In their title shall be re-
t quired to reorganize under this act
e or change their name.
Il Ito be continued.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-10

at s1.3S, an increase of "a cents in two
years. The total amount of the APP
propriations for the year were $780,
s7T.
Bedford-The county commissioners
have let contracts for $4,000 worth of
ned gravel roads,. The new tax levy
made by the city council of Bedford for
1911 Is s1.24 on the 500. being IL cents
lower than the 1910 levy.
Tipton-A number of ! automobiles.
with the City Band and men and wo-
men boosters, visited the towns of At
lanta, Arcadia. Eiwood. Windfall,
Sharpsville. and Sheridan. advertising
the horse show and fall festival to be
held here next week,
Greensburg-An auto traction line TO
connect Huntsville. Newburn. Green's
burg. Knightstown and Clarksburg is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-10
The Evening Chit-Chat

You doubtless know that your. high
heeled shoes tire you much more
than your common sense walking shoes
you, of course. meaning the sex that
wears these instruments of torture.
You probably realize that the rea-
son you were so abominably tired the
the other night was not because you
had done anything especially strenu-
Gus but because you wore those French
heeled shoes while shopping.
But do you realize that high heeled
shoes may do much more than tire you
may actually injure your
If you know anything at all about
your internal organism you know that
1t is very delicately balanced affair.
Now the high heeled shoes throw the
weight of the body forward, and IL
this position is held for too long a
time, doesn't il seem quite natural that
this delicate equilibrium might be dis
turbed?
II you don't believe me, ask your
doctor. I'll wager he'll talk more fore
| ibly than / have.
Yes. / know those dainty. pattery
little high heeled shoes are much more
! attractive than the big clumsy kind. /
just love them myself.
ana grant you that tney are all
right for occasions when you are going
| TO be sitting down most OF the time.
| But for occasions when you will have
| to stand or walk a good deaI-well. is
the daintiness worth while at the price
| of certain exhaustion and the risk oil
physical injury?
|
| Do you know OF anything more
notifying than to have someone with
| whom you have been talking over the
| telephone for Ave or ten minutes finally
| acknowledge that she has company OIL
some pressing engagement from which
you are keeping her?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-10
COMMUNICATIONS.
A GIRLS EISILLUSIoNMENT.

filled
eat OF
he
prompted of daism
to
"a a care
that
could
everything
ice in feeding
II notg
probably
al
this hankless
selfpeva
themselves
she POUNDS she
waitress r
her
the thing /
coveted
the practical well the theoretical side
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-10
THE RETURN OF A MINISTER.


against his Last night
speaking of said
This will n of the
viii
local publication the had
10 attend the confere
is
THE TIMES
attack Had this printed
the in ou
might
to
because / o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-10

don't.
The agony OF looking back and think
ing-"And she's been squirming and
trying to get away all the time she was
talking"
Whereas If anyone courteouslv tells
YOU the moment that you call up that
it is not Just convenient for her to talk
just then and that she would like TO
call you up later you are not in the
least disturbed or chagrined
As l was passing a public dump the
other day gust of wind threw half
dozen letters at my feet
| A few OF them were torn in two or
three fragments. Many of them were
entirely whole.
The subscription of one of the let
tiers which lay at my feet was, Your
| loving sister. Anne"
| presumably such a letter would
contain intimate family details. And
| there 1T lay-and it's companions
| ready for him who runs to read,
/ | didn't read the letters but I dom
think should have blamed anyone who
! did
| Carelessness like that which pu
. those ietters uniform into waste has
ket to be thrown into the litter barre
| and thence to be carried to the publ,
dump richly deserves such punishment
| Where do the letters you throw int,
isyour waste basket go?
Perhaps you think they are burned
up. but are they? Surely not in tn,
summer months when there is no fur
mace fire.
On the whole I think il behooves yoi
to be sure your cast OFF correspondence
| Is going to be burned up, or else to tea
1t into mighty fine shreds
I can assure you I shall in the future
RUTH CAMERON
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-10
tTenth ArsicIeo

tTenth ArticIe.l
Cooperative associations are every
where in the United States Coopera-
tive diaries exist in every state where
dairyfng is an important Industry
There are 500 of them in Minnesota 800
in Wisconsin There are about sixteen
hundred cooperative warehouses in the
grain belt. There are cooperative
marketing associations in almost every
important fruit district There are CO.
operative insurance societies in many
states, cooperative associations for
handling cotton and tobacco. The total
assets of the building and loan societies
is 700 millions of dollars. Cooperative
irrigation has proven SO successful In
the West that Uncle Sam is building ir-
rigation systems TO be operated CO.
ioperativeiy and private capital is doing
| likewise, some of the largest private
| projects selling the water system with
the land with cooperative ownership
and operation by the farmers as the
ultiate aim.
| The largest and most comprehensive
farmers cooperative society is the
Farmers Educatio and Cooperative
union, national organization which
| follows more nearly than any other
|
of development by propaganda. 1t has
branches in twenty -five states and q
total membership of about three mil
lion persons
The California Fruit Growers ex-
change is probably the largest coop
erative association of producers en-
gagged in marketing single line of pro-
duction. 1t maintains what Is said to
he the most efficient selling oruaniza II or
in the world. having agents in all Of
the smaller points of the United states
also at important center in Europe. L
handles now about 75 per cent of tho
Iorange and lemon crop of California
and returns to Its members, after de-
Iducting all expenses. more than twenty
million dollars year. 1t has been II
business several years and Is a demon
strated success in every particular. 1
ha standardized the fruit packing o
the state, reduced packing and market
ing costs and increased selling prices
and freed the citrus fruit growers from
1.-The exactions of the fruit marketin;
companies.
The exchange is organized under tn
!, corporation laws OF California with
capital stock of $4,000. No dividend
are paid on this stock and no assess
ments levied. Money for operating ex
penses is secured by levyirg an assess
ment on the growers at the beginnin
of the season In proportion to the est
, mated crop of each. The proceed.
when the crop is sold. less the expenses
! are paid to the growers.
1t is worthy of especial note tina
; the California Fruit Growers exchang
has succeeded by the merit of its bust
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projected The plan is to have large
touring cars capable of carrying TWEEN
five passengers and establish a reg
ular schedule. Stock is to be sold at
$40 share.
Sullivan-The city council has pass
ed a resolution providing for the
granting of franchise for supplying
wholesome water to the city of Sui
| livan, to Z. NJ. Kerlin of Lawrence
vile, Ill He proposes to take over
the present plant furnish water for
$500 a year for fire protection an at
a maximum meter rate for private
consumers OF 30 cents thousand gal
Ions. an increase of cents thousand
gallons over the present rate. The wat
er will be obtained from the gravel
pit at Riverton. near the Wabash riv-
er, distance of eight miles.
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Up and Down in
IN Ola. N A
MAY SHARE IN s1so,ooo,ooe ESTATE.

MAY SHARE IN s1SO,0o0,ooe ESTATE.
Mrs. Edward Humphreys of Muncie.
wife OF a Muncie contractor, and her
mother. Mrs. W. II. Taylor, be lieve
they are among the American heirs to a
portion of the vase estate of the famous
Dutch general. Paul Wertz. which IS
now held by the Dutch treasury, and
which Is said TO amount to $1se. 00o, 900.
The two Muncie women have taken
steps to become associated with the
American heirs who claim an interest in
the estate, and who are now meeting al
Rock Island. Ill.
FALLS DEAD IN RESTAURANT.
William Craighead of Anderson, 20
years old. dropped dead while eating
dinner at the Best & Son restaurant at
noon yesterdiy Mr.. Craighead entered
the restaurant shortly before noon and