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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01

St. Paul, Mimi, Oct, If, as poets
and political economists agree, that
man is a benefactor 10 the race who
causes two blades or grass to grow
where but one grew before, what
praise will be loud enough for the
man through whose efforts largely
several millions of bushels of wheat
are made to grow annually where be-
fore there was but wide and barren
range?
Recently James J. Hill, the great
est railroad man CT the northwest,
delivered an address in st. Paul. In
glowing terms he spoke of the work
Of Professor Thomas Shaw, agricul-
tural expert, whom Hills railroad has
employed for several years to help
and advise northwestern farmers.
Just a few years ago people of
Montana thought their ranges were
only good for cattle and sheep" said
Hill. we sent Professor Shaw there.
The old mah had patience and told
them what TO do and what not TO
do. He has been there three years
now, and We have the benefit of it.
Two years ago we had $50 cars of
grain from Montana; last year we
had 5000 cars of grain from Montana,
and this year we are booked for TO-
| 600 cars of grain from the state of
| Montana. The old man is getting
in his work all right
Professor Shaw is probably the
most unique character identified with
the agricultural development of the
seven northwest states from the Mis-
sissippi valley to the Pacific. AS a
soil expert he has few if any equals
| in the United States. Through his
efforts largely, in stimu ating the
| farmers, giving them expert advice
/ what 10 grow on the different soils,
/ etc, North Dakota came to be the
/ bread basket of the country. He is
now doing for Montana what he ear
/ lier did for North Dakota.
Professor Shaw estimates Moa.
tana's swheat crop this year will be
( 100000 900 bushels and the fax crop
of that state 100000 bushels. This
is regarded by agricultural men as
marvellous when it is considered that
+ only three years ago Montana was a
/ stock raising state pure and simple
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01
MAN OF MANY SUPPERS.
Court Sail Comedy of a Small German
Capital.

An amusing story of an incident at a
masked ball given at the capital of
one of the smaller German principali.
ties is told in Berlin. The rule was
printed upon the invitation cards that
every one must come either in fancy
dress or in n black domino.
In one of the rooms of the court a
buffet had been set out, and the at
tendants there soon came to remark
the unusually active appetite Of one
guest. duly masked and cloaked. who
consumed extraordinarily large guam
titles of the more expensive delicacies
and wines. After several minutes Of
vigorous eating he would leave the
buffet and disappear among the thronS
OF dancers. Soon. however he would
be back again. his appetite apparently
as strong as ever.
After the fourth visit at short inter
walls of this hungry guest the head
waiter called the attention OF the
master Of ceremonies. who waited
at the buffet until the masked stranger
once more returned. He was again
served with full supply of food and
wine and as ne turned away was pO-
litely asked to show his invitation
card.
At this some confusion was noticed
in his bearing. and the master of cere-
monies requested him to remove his
mask and cloak. To the establishment
OF the servants and the amusement of
the guests there was revealed the
shamefaced figure Of one OF the SOL
diers OF the guard on duty in the hall
below The guards had found a spare
domino lying In the hall and they had
been putting II on one after the other
during the evening. so as to be able to
go boldly into the bathrooms and eat
their I'LL at the buffet unchallenged.
So amused at the story was the
grand duke that he refused TO allow
the greedy soldiers to be punished
Berlin Cor. London Mail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01
Bells and the Koran.

II is said In the Koran that beautiful
bells are hung upon the trees OF para
disc in such a way as 10 be stirred by
wind from the golden throne OF God
whenever the blessed ones in his pres
ence wish for music IL is 10 this that
the author OF "Lalla RoOkh" refers In
the lines:
Bells as musical
As those that on the golden ShaftSd trees
OF Eden. shook by the eternal breeze
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01

then it's goodbye to every eczema sore.
20 all eczema pain. to pimples. black
heads and blotches. rashes, sores and
priekly heat; Yes. they all go; they've
got TO so. Look in the mirror a few
days after and you will realize that
you have the greatest skin remedy
ever known. in your possession. And
hos clear. smooth and spotless II leave,
the skin ZEMo Is a marvel OF fresh
meas aiter shaving. Dandruff disap-
rtars too. ZEM0 IS safe. absolutely.
Use ZEMo for irritated, raw and in
famed skin; for cuts. sores and hives
and feel the difference at once. Chill
dren especially who suffer from skin
anaicton viii 80 wild over St
ZEMO is sold at drug stores, In Scent
and 81 bottles. or sent direct. on receipt of
price. by Z. W. Rose Medicine Co. st. Louis,
Mo. Just try ascent bottle Irst, and
then. when you have proved Its merits. get
81 bottle. which contains six times as
much Is the &-cent bottle.
ZEMO is sold in Rock Island and
guaranteed by all druggists.
ADVERTISEMENT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01

rand. east one-third lot 9. Shady Beach
addition, Campbell's island. $3.50.
H. Allen Ziegler to Mardecai Jones,
part outIot ?. Ryder & Reads addition.
Moline, $S.70O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01

Andrew Safe to John T. Noftsker,
lot 5, block l. Oak Hill Grove addition.
South Rock Island township, s9c0.
Philip F. Zahn. ct al, 10 Francis
Cressey. lot I. block 3, William Dick
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01
-AA-<Sa&s

sens addition. Milan, $1,000.
George W. Sears TO Vesta sears. lots
] TO Il. block l. Sears Second addition,
Sears, az block C. tract N southwest
quarter, section 1, II, 2w. $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01
Realty Changes

Marinus Horstksmp to Harry Wells.
lot ID. block s, secoad addition, Nc
line. S475
jeremiah ". Keller TO Ella D. Web
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01
Moline, 5000.

Charles E. Waite to A. Gilman
Stromberg. all Let C, west half lot Z.
block 3, Forest Hin addition, Moline.
$500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01

Hartz, Marshall & Smith TO Marcia
Raithel, lot 20. block 5. Island View
Heights addition, Rock Island, $500.
Cady & Skinner to William Coyle,
sr., lot q, block s. N. Y. cady's First
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01
You Can Bank On
zEM0, the New
Cure for Eczema !
A Csc Bottle VIII Prove It Absolutely.

q zoe bOJtle WILL FroVe II AusoluIely'
Your skin will revel with Joy tho
moment you apply the new remedy,
ZEMO. GLORY. but isn't II greatW
ZEMO is n liquid. You rub IL on tho
Effected part. 1t sinks right In. and
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
Sruit=unteriuduusen.

Den 9empfraten tpiro nahgefdet
bab fie bic Snbuitri. unb ben 6anoel
burh thrt 3ruit. llnterfuhune.n ihd.
oigen. 9os fteht auf Der gl.iden Dob.
Der Wahrbeit. tpie bic 8ebauptung. Daft
Der 9rdiIpent bic Gkfhaftsipelt nurd]
bic 5ruitprose7e beuurubise. Gins
s6rlih esfiibrte 5irma bat nihts gu
fiir6ten unb unebrli6e Jirmen baben
feline griitensberehtiguns. Gber III
jeon6 Der Nortpurf serehtfertigt, BAT
bic unterfuhunsen unn Berfoleungen
q utetnem Reiultate fiihren, bas fill,
bas pubtitum Der iretnD tpelfsm
Rubsn Ddre. Die Rihtistsit Der GIN.
Iift. foneit es bic nnteriuhungen BE-
trifft, pirb burh bic fpsbea abge.
idleHenen arbeiten beg 5ausdusfhaii.
fes errpiefen, Der ben s3uder zrufi In
8sbonblana bate. Bas Der aAsfhut
fagt, mar fhon ldngit hetanHt. Wan
Deib, ba bsine srobe apntpagHie bi,
prpnuftton uno ben 8srtanf Doh
Hohr3ndsr fDntrclirt unb pab bic sssn.
oaitrK Des Rabensuders nit bsrienis
gem bes Rohrsudsrs i'm Gartsl fiebt
Gin Beri6lt, Der iih auf folte Reful.
tate befhrdnft. 1T tpertblos. 9i.
pFlid4 nes Eommittfes mare Is gene
len. bab es feftftente, mas bic W5glih.
teit gsboten bat, ben 3uderz Sruit AZ
sriinben. Wobl befeM and in bisfem
50lIe ieiH unnurhhriHglides Gtbeim=
nib. Das RDmmittee III ibm bi1t oui
Der Gpur. inbtm es bon benz srober
profii fpriht, ben bas Noffiniren Dor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
Ser Manx nit ben sateH 0aa'
mieyex.
Bon Rubolp6 aotbaf

Gs aub cine 3eit. "a tpor In Wisu
Der Qiebtuber am Hursfbeater bnl
HorbiIb Der pornehmenDelt. Sn al.
lem, mas CUTE Wsanieren. nsrne6ms
0altuug. e!esonte 0isihuns. lpetsmda'
nifdsn 9on bstrifft. 1ieIs Rode be-
Rsiiiers I'm gllien ION boste srit UiMts
ner inne. unb bonn bra9te Fe Gonnens
thai eris sur pcllen Miriuns. Als bit'
fsr 4iinftler auf Dsm Megs gum Au4'
me bic slsgnnien liebhaber fpielis. bd
mar er ipirtli1 In Wien her Mnnn.
mad benz fiM cue Nlinner riAteten.
Wson trug 3plinbsr d Ia Gcnntnt6ul
1ann nod brute greifen manMe PRO-
pinsmimsn uaii StOt5 an bic fonHtn'
tbdIifh aefmusifie arGmpe). Nnn trua
lpie Il sen 1sad, fn5pfis bds 90dttl
AZ ME er oDsr trug ~ rffen. irtnH q
Is cfjsn trug. man iHiipftt bic Qrdipat'
ten ME &, nnb !ein Gieonnt HATTIE eint
ouoers arogenform eettdaen alA VI
BON Eonnsnfb0l auf btr BahHe az,
RonntarMns empipAieHf. GcnnsHtta
'fpielte In bef tifintn Nlklt ber Grob,
liaht Wikn bieielbe sfsiIe ME bsr prinl
BON Mole3 fpdter fcber natiirlt4 I'm
.abb6ngiq urn ieinem G41uipisley'
8oradnosr) III 91nbnn. 1ite felt
|nnS ber Qeitfern ber mxnHliden qQo'
|he. Gin 1teea n ~ biessn. Mt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

Die Scensn i'm Reid1staa
gebsH aufi6lub iiber bas B.r6oIten
oes SaIiers gegen ote prGiiotrenosn
9eamten isnsr A0rperf6aTt, bic er nicbt
porlieB, als lie i6n bic iibliche Mel.
bang MAIDEN fppqtsn, oab Der Reihsz
tag in Stbung lei. Der aaiier bat es
libel Dermertt, oaB Elm Sosialift aum
eriten 8isepraiioenten bes Reihstaqs
gepGblt purbe. Gs lit niht erfihtlih,
fpie bas bate permieben peroen f1ns
rsn. Die Qogit bss 9arlamentarisz
mus f6reibt Dor, baB bic prdIioirenben
geamten ben Bel Der Wabl iisareihen
unn niht ben unterlsaenen parteien
entnonmen neroen. Die 2lnfiht bss
aaifers fdetnt gu iein, baB Seoer, Der
fir einen So5ialiften fttmnlt. oefYen
Geiinnunssn tbeilt. 8as lift, pie bic
parlamentarii6e 9ef1i6te Deat{hz
lambs erfpeiit, Elm offentunbiger sfeblz
fdluB. Die So5iaIifien baben ffon
nit alien partsisn i'm Babttdrtea ae=
itdnoeH. in 8aperH fogar NIT bem GEM
trum, ipeI9es man bod iiheriih nihi
'o5nIiftifter GeiiHHuns b<5idtisen
fpiro. Eiht minber i'll ss 3batfate.
baB bel oer lesten Wahl cine an5ah
aDnferDatiDe. forpeit bic M6alihteit ~
timer 9eritanoisaRa NIT Dem Centrum
feblie, fir bic fosialiftiihen aanbibas
ten unoffi5ien, b. 3. obne gerftGnbi.
euns itimmten, neil ibnsn bic liberalen
Annbibdteu nod unfpmputbif4er ffnb,
al sDie 6o5ialiftsn. DAB pos BaAls
rtfultat benz Raifer nihf geFdfrt, ldBt
fi1 BON feinem Gtanbpuntt aus gut
genug perfteben, aber fhlieblia tonnte
q gar niGt dnDtrs ausfallen. Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

Hefhfperbe bes 0eniIhen 8nlfes mar
baB bic Ronferpoiipen nnp bas SEN
trum benz 0plte bohe 5teuern aiifer.
leeten, aber bic Reihen fbonten. Dst
Resierune Ielbit mar entriiftet pariiber
5iirit Biiloip nabm feline GntlaHuHg
tpeil cine iolhe llneerehtigteit thn ems
porte. Wie tonnte man oa erparten
pab nus Bolt niht eupDrt fein pilroee
Wenn Der &an5ler an ous burgeri.'
den garteien gum Sample sessn BIZ
Sosialoemofraten appedirt, 10 psrslB1
er einen tpibtisen Run,t. ndmlih, Dap
bie Sosialoemptrateu niemals iolt
aroBen Sies baponsetrnsen batten
parn<n ihnen bic tpnierpatipsn bar'
teien NIT ibren fhperen polttt'hen
Teblern niht baau perholfen haben
Die genebmisuns Der Grbihatts'
fteuer, oeren 8erperfuus bas BOLT u
erbittert bat, piiroe pabri6elnl,d
fhou aenugt bdben, einen grpBsn 10
siaIiittf6en Gies au perbinbsrn. Ss'
aen pelitifte 0ummheiten iinb all'
nadirGalihen Dstlamaticnen nuslos
Wenn bic Resi.rung ote Sosialtter
log peroen pill, 70 III bas iehr leih'
au bepsrtitsllissn, iRpsm lie oem 8olte
itatt ben Suntern gu GefalIen banoelt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
Gr peib fiasu beIfem.

Gin &err unterb6li cine 8eieliihaIi
o,ird Hebelbilber, irioein er an jeoenl
Bible eine grtldriina glib. BIoslif
periaet Der appmat, iub bic lein.
ipano eriheint uolia ounfel. - Ger
Tariteaer rpeiB iih aber 5u beifen unf
erfI1rt: raantpf 3tpiifen Ieseru in
eislern Funnel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
q d 10,

rWorum III b<na atrr 1anfoDStp
gar nidt mt6r 10 poetiIh ungeidufeIt
pie friiber2"
50, benz bat Der Dorfbdber letthin
aur Aner gelaNe, une oa pirb e bait
feins pettifds bermifHt hrbe.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
Gin ifrshIin

Bettler gum aaufmann): .Denn
Sic mir idon nihts etben, bu
Inn gle penigitens 10 gut INN peh-
ieln gle mir fir 20 Wart Pftnniss
Ride In G0ln UNI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
Der Mi4sIbeutr tfiml
Dre4sIer.

19tuxr iit bic pEtif oo - cher n
81 Rehfr0neIe no' an Gdi7-
%. mas meint Jbr htnn, ~ e
M<i& &strobr that msr Z fdil8 ~.
|nele2s
50! Jit bss aRotE ~ - S4ssr
|QDei4feIes
.DummiDpi! ma meiat 9ts 4enn,
I ss145rHIe ibsf msH ca & faH4ks
|EDtid lsIr54rlels
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

Roofepett hdt Ser 9erliner
..Bpde" einen qrtifeI aetis'ert. uorin
er Steaung eegen bic n4msritaner NIT
Dem 9inbsitrih" nimnt. Gaulit 1T
oemeint bic in bieIem 2anoe Iblite
9eifiiguno Der uriprinslihen Rat;o=
nalitdt unn QbItammuns, ME GsutI4-
stmeritaner, Sfanoinaoifhz 4merttaz
ner Il. 7. N. RpoispaIt ertldrt giirser,
eie in ihrer poIitiI6sn 5hdtieteit fih
BON i6rsr RatinnaIitdt beitinmen ldi-
fen, fir nerdhtlt6. cSn amsrita esbe
e nur Imertfuner. Ta5 piro nit
sr0Bter gersitipiligteit pon 7enen
onerfannt, Die freroen 1rIpruHgs
itno. @enu lie ihre urIpriinslide ga.
tirnalitGt bsrporbeben, 10 eeFfiebt baS
leDiaIif, nm ibre BON Der 8olitit unz
abbdnoiaen sSntereFsn gu. f0rbsrr.
Ten oeutihen 8eretren a. 3. gehpret
Wtitolteoer Der ner'tieoenitsn politia
iten Rittunaen an. sic itlieben if4
gum 8erein 3uiammen, Riht TIN poliz
tiide 8roPdgonDd gu mafsu, forocrn
um tbre perInisSeneu bumanitareu
uno tulturelien geItrebunoen gu for
bern. 9d ieoe Rationalitdt bierin ibre
elgenen 4nIdauung begt. 10 tuRn ss
niht ausbleiben, eaB bieIe hsrnoreebos
ZEN piro. IS lit nurhaus niht npth-
ipennie. oaB man nit elmer 8ampfz
pal3e aber bus ameritaniIde Bplt
hinlpeqfGbrt, nm alle llHtsrihieoe su
3srmalmen. Dies fpiroe niht Bios
rsr ameritaniihen 0ationdlitGt ihs
RaHnisfaltieteit rauben. fonbern aud
lire 2eiitunesfdhioteit 9ertiirsen. 9as
4nRrita, fpis es heuts lit, mar nibt
bas @ert elmer Station, ionoern Der.
Idisoener RutiOnalitdteH. inbem ale
has sSbrige bsisstraasn babsn unb es
tam aIs fetbitperftauolid eeltsn, pab
nur bas 8efte, mas iie 81 leiften per=
mohten, Entertaining fano.
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Gtsts aufrs6 unh i,i ssrab,
= mad ein paor anmeHounstn bon
Et. Sotpbs D<l. Gs III nobl bstannl.
DoB Is ben fdblimmften GAN bon Rii.
dtnf@mtrjen beilt. Werfnna "a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
Oie neueite g2ahriht pom re.


pnblifaniitem arieesIhauplas lautet.
ban Rpoiepelt niht ais Runoiodt N
tie 4rena treten, Ionoern fetnen etnz
fluff aufbietsn tperoe, Inn Die 9tnmlrtGa
tipn 6errn 9arfielo, oem WltniIter oes
ssnnern In Rooispelts aabinet, 5u5uz
ipeneen. Sb oieIe Mittbetluns Ste
gbatIahen fir iid bat, lGBt Itn ntbt
feftItelIen. Gs ldbt ii4 aber nit 8e-
Ftimmtbeit porausiasen, ouB oas ges
mii6en iih als oerseblih erireiien
rirn. Die anbGnger Rooieoelts be-
fiirporteu 2ebteren, neil iie pom ieincr
peri0nlihen geIiebtbsit einen Siea Der
repubtifanifhen Yartei srhofFen. 1ss-
rpegen bsmiiben Tie Fh. Die Termination
fir ihn 3u erlaneen. 8teie 9runoe
iino ober 9urfielo oeeeniiber nidnt Dor.
banoen. 50 niel 2obensDerthss man
audi iiber ihn iaaen fann, rpiro bod
Riemunb bebaupten molten, bdB er etRe
rationale gepeuiIn1 bsnbt ooer ihH
qrpBe geoeiIteruna BON SetteH Der
goltsmaHen entgsgen9ebraht niro,
1fatIa6e lit, oaB Die @usiiht. 5afi
aus Der Gdnoinatur peroraneen 81
tonnen, lebtersr 3eit tart seitpunser
III. Gs lit eriittti6, bab isit benz
Streit 5niIhsn ben anhdngern Rpofs'
btIts unn 60 5oqsttes aug heieen ga
Germ 5uft llntsritiibung 8ugeitromt 1T
0ieTe feinolihe Stimrune mag an
4abltaee in nuhtheilieer Weiie sur
9sItune gelangen. Sopett es aber oi'
Termination bstrifft, bat lie 5afta
ausftteu bebeutsnb gebeTert.
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Durh ben 5po oes 9rafen
asrenthal bat SeItsrreich einen beeen'
.snoen Staatsmaun nerloren. Gr gea
b6rte Der 8ismardften Shule on, De-
rem Mertmal sutf6loFenes 5onoeln
i'm oesianeten aaaenblid uno llnisr'
pronuna aller perf0nliteu Stimmnu'
oen unter oas StaatsbeDurfniB NJ
gon Der eritsrsn Giseuihaft !este
elerentbal cine aldn5enbe probe mt'
ner glnnsripn pon gosnieu uno Der
Ser3eoprpina ub, bic sr aeaen ben VT
bsritano ppn sanS Guropd. nit Nus
rabme BON 9eutihlano. pou3og, nat'
Dem bic Shla6t BON Wtutosu RuB'
lambs miiiidriihe Sbnmdht erfp'elsT
hattie. Die anoere Gieenihaft es'
Hidtbeahtuna aller peri1nli6sn Gm'
pfinouneen qeatniiber benz Stadtspoh
tetunnets .r on Stalien. 2esteres iai
in Sefterrtith feline 5rsunbe. Die be-
ffdnoiae aaitatipn, Seiterreih ietat
Sunbestbeile nit porfpieqeno italieni
fher 8epDlterung su entreiben uno oit
In fpeiten arsiien oss ofterreihii der
9olfts beiisbenoe 4bneionng eseen ol'
3ation, pelte ben Sirhenftaat annst'
t;rt bat, rufen cine feinoisIigs Stim'
munq oeeen Stalien herpor uno es III
ansunebmtn, bab lie nem psritorbtner
Diplomaten ebenfalls ni6t freno mar.
Tlein er lieB iih hoburd ni6t IN isi'
ner g3flidt beirreu, fir bic Si6erheit
Seiterreidas gu ioreen uno bcher Ilss
I'll permsiben. mas Die gRirtung baben
.6nnte, cstoIien aus Dem 9reibuno bers
oussuerangen, Wian slaubt. oGB NIT
oem sphe bss Gaiiers ale oieie em1
piinouneen esgsn Stulieu gum sstpof
jqmeu 4usbrud selanetn peroen, D.
! fie bic 8i[liaung oes ghronfcleers lin
ben. Mir Iiub oas su bespeifeIn 9e
Inetot. Wenn ss AUDI rihtia fein mag
lnGs Der 5hrpnfoiger 81 Der porte
hdlt, p.lfs bic f6onenbs Bplitit esgsr
sStuIisn nidht biflist. 10 Diro bic sr'
inahenpe 8erantwprtlihfeit, nelh'
Bel teinem Sberboupte zines Stoutts
fe6lt, eine SirnssGnbtrung herporra
fen. Die Griteinuns III niht nsn
teob G6ronfolger anberen anihdunn'
gen buloissn, dls Die Snhaber Del
5brpne unb sberio bstannt in es. Dat
nit Der 55renbefteigung Die poIiti!
nd Gnbert. Die 9eensr 4srentbals
hemiibten iich, ben 6ub esgsH ibn 81
fhiiren, inbem lie ihm qauheit geser
9eutitlonb gum gorpurf moht.n
Tieie ipclIsr re in Der lest.n Reee 90,
csr DiterreihsureartIhen Delegation
tpahroencmmsr bubsn. Tas lit I.eis
+ Iih cine grbihtuns. aerentbal bat
trpis trnmer bon Der 9unbtsireae aeser
| Teutf6iano asfproten. Dieie in ali
/ henbsu uno begeiifert.n Morten 81
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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-27
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sermon subjects for next Sunday;
morning; Forgotten Vows" Even
ing: Lessons Of the Past and Prom
ises for the Future" Appropriate
music at both services. Everybody
welcome and everybody will receive a
hearty greeting. Strangers and trav-
cling men in the city over the Lords
day are most cordially invited to
worship at the Christian church.
At the morning service last Sunday
two persons, young man and bis
wife, made the good confession. ve'y
few Sundays pass now that some one
does not unite with the church in
some way.
Come thou With u.s. and We viii
do thee gpod.p
H.. g. BOND, Pastor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-27
CAN BIZ TURNED no PROFIT By
USING SIIOS

One OF the greatest If not the
;reatest waste in any single indus.
ry in this country is made with the
corn crop. The grain of the annual
corn crop Of the United States is
worth on the farms one and a hall
IN dollars. In ripe corn plant
So per cent Of the feed value is
contained in the kernels and 40 per
cent in the stalk and leaves. With
he grain worth ON the farms one
nd a half billion dollars, the feed
alue of the rest Of the crop, ii fully
utilized, is billion dollars. AT
of the stalk is lost under the pres
emit system OF farm arrangements "a
waste with this crop alone of nine
hundred million dollars yearly. No
other business but farming could
stand such an. enormous loss.
In the New England and the Mid
lie States most of the stalks are
saved as fodder, and there are many
silOs, but with the damage from
weathering, the waste in handling
and the loss / n digestibility from
drying, the farmers are very far
from utilizing the full feed value
of the corn stalks. In the corn belt,
where the bulk of the crop is raised,
comparatively few corn growers har-
est the stalks, and the only returns
most of them secure from the forage
is by pasturing the dead stalks in
he,eold~ and storms of winter, FIRE.
auently the death of stock pastured
in the stalk field makes loss that
far exceeds the returns from the
feed.
Contrast this waste by the corn
grower with t he practices Of large
business organizations. For years
the great packing houses have sold
dressed meat for less than they have
paid for live weight of the animals
from which the dressed meat was Sc
cured. Yet every year these packing
houses return millions of dollars
profits because they utilize to the
fullest extent the value of their by
products. The Standard Oil company
takes crude oil into its refining
plants, puts it through costly pro-
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-27

tier Of long bright streasners OF pa
per, leaving an opening free from
streamers,. giving 1t stage-like ef-
feet. There was Christmas tree,
decorated with bright, flashing tim
sci hangers, and illuminated with
electric bulbs, and the entire har-
mony Of 1t all was most pleasing.
The little ones did the honors, the
wee tots and the slightly older tots
entertained US well. The Christmas
spirit was in the air, and the happi-
ness Of these little ones was 50 appar-
ent, that the audience caught the
joyous gladness of it all. 1t was
splendid.
The beautiful songs, recitations,
drills, and feature" numbers which
had displays of candles, wreaths. etc.,
were so enjoyable and so finely rem
dered by each child, that one wanted
1t to last, and last, and last.
Then, Santa Claus came clustering
in with his sack of goodies, and each
cnild was given treat For some
of the little ones. it was the first time
they had seen this old friend of theirs
dressed in winter garb. and it was
really amusing to see their aston
lshment and delight.
The decorating, and the training Of
the children surely reflected the care
cul and painstaking work of the COM
mittees. We slightly older ones
lived. our yesterdays" again, in the
enjoyment Of the happy time.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-27

The primary department gave quite
an extensive Christmas program Fri
day afternoon, which was enjoyed by
all the primary tots--oyer hundred
and more than thirty ladies, The
room was beautifully decorated in
Christmas attire and in the front oil
it stood the proverbial Christmas tree,
also a quaint Dutch fireplace to which
we're attached the stockings. Mrs
Vlckers and Miss Neff, the teachers
in this department, treated the little
ones lavshly with nuts, candy and
fruit. In Ye olden times if the chill
dren received no more than they did
at this time, they would have had a
happy Christmas.