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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
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Sra 4prbmanbSiorbunbet Iars
msoe / ariiiianin Den 26be Sunni bio
irtter ri fsIaenoe Referat fra "If
tenpoiten~ FOR Den 270e:
3lnnbt De tilitebeperenoe iooes
life iaa fua bienpenOte Rorifameri.
fonere, bl. a. &epreientonterne Tor
Screningen ~Ssrter at Rorge"
Imerifa, Or. 8~unoerien ira So
grosie, Rcboftsr Ger Strsmnc fro
@rano Sorts, iamt WaIeren .,
gIesium ira Chicago.
or garsberetntrgeu frentaif, al
So%reninqen err / raif 5remJnng
WebIemsontaIIet bar ira 4242, oa
Scrbunoet itifteoeS / 1907, M Itegct
til oper 10000. &rriioenten mentc
of SntereSien for @egipPnbeoerre /
1914 i be fommcnSe Iar niIbe bringc
SaIct betraatelig op.
TorbunhetS SioSifriit, iom beIteoe
rtonae roicnoe llbtaleIlcr ira De anlc
rifonffe 6eleaereoe, liogonr M I et
Splaa al $500. ct mt Grbetoe,
Soreninaen bar optoget, er Of Itatfe
norife 1Soreninaer | lloIanoet billiae
norifc 9ogiamlineer, ioet ilere norife
TorIpgeere pelpilia bar inoremnet
1914 pGt. Rabot paa @saer Der er
n%nifaiiet aiennem 6orbunoet til 6or'
eninqer uoenior SfonOinnuien. Salt
or biotiI uoienbt II &o1idmlin5er
paa ca. 500 9irb.
~fsorbun6ets Sturp hor isgt at fao
Statsuaqterne Ill al opta9> DC goln'
meIoaqie % Iibet tioSinGsiige @mi'
g]rationSlope I'll Rcuiiion, men fore
Isbia bar 0e bepiIgenbc Wpn6i9be'
ser life iunoct at funle afic Wti6ler
i'll of optaae Irbeibe hermeo. "a
set airIc0r itorc Snteresier, iaar
mon babe, az urite Stortbin1 pil
outage SpsrasmaaIet I'll nrrmere
lloreonina.
s Inleoning al ~lloItiatngen /
1914 bar SoreninqerS Stpre ben
penht ia Ill lloitiaingenS @eitprelIe
on al faa iitanb Ell 4foeling FOR no
punbrebe norife. Ger er MI plan.
lagt ell egen @pgnina berior, bpor
Der foruben Rum til felipe llbitiain.
gen piI bliue 2piepPrelie. aonperios
tiousriim o9 Soutorer, % Horos
maubsiorblnbet er alereoe Qaaet /
Gang meS at iGtte iiq / Iorbln0eIie
iprIie meb De norlfc 6oreninGer /
Irerifa % andre Stebcr for at ioo
Dem til of i%ntereSiere iia for Tlonen.
Gil Den itpre Songcrieit / Sarge /
rrite Raaueb, FRO. Der iatntioiq pil
hlipe ~oiilsret en- Stotue al @anQer'
Ro[f. % bpor Screuingcn Senucr Al
Rorge niI boIoe tit NorSmeoe. bou0e
man enitet at Ieube en- ReprGienr
tant; men De, mar bauOe benpen6t
Iia I'll, filnbe beSurrre life fommc
afiteb. Wnn bar berfor maottet nsic
fig meb aiennem Conner al NorGc
at ienoe en- imuft uoitpret @ilS-
ningsabresie.
s InIebnino Infer opcr Soorliqc
fcreoroaSboIoere o. l.. / Imerifu,
opIpite Trriibcnten, at NorcnirGenS
Stpre piI benpenbc iiQ iii sc norifc
Sorenir9er Ser itaor / Rorbmaub$s
forbunbet, % benitiae Ill Dem al
trGbe ! TorbinbeIic meh bette, noor
Dc enifer Tsorebra9Sbolbcrc ira Nor'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12

Her fortiGtter meb at gaa neb Tom
nu,uil Der / 2020 insen Sp9Obsrn
finbes / be Soreneoe Stater. af,
bpor triit, Sr. Brofesiorl
Saapibt ieg at en- Npbeo / en-
guis fan i%oritna, bar en- al bore
2uftieilere freIit 2ipet peo at faloe
neb poa Ell Ssitaf. Sp meo flere
Ssitnffer i~rareit miilist, 8ootfoIf.
8Gr tilfreos meb bpao on bar,
men fife nteb bpab on er!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
Den 12te Salt 1912.

Ears bar | Srbets bogitapelig'
Goritono @neboer; tbi / mango aol
bapoe ban Iepet ganife enc / fit lii,
Gus, fun | SeIifob meb fine Bigger
lin Wiolin 90 fin itore, trofHtG
Suno, iom fnlgte bam, bpor ban gil
og ltoo, og iom 2ars paaitob bar
meget flogere % bebre og napnIia
trofaitere END mango Wenneifer
Wen ban bar life nlenneifeifp; talte
penligt meb enbper, iom beiegte BAN,
og iGrlig Bern bolbt ban meget al.
S alminoeligbeo piIoe ban BOG belii
p9re enc, og finn iielOent Deisste ban
rtogen, rlaar ban life bapoe nsoten'
bigt ggrinoe.
Eaa 8runb al i'm tiIbasetrufne
oe eniomme TilpGreIie fit ban ma
titrligpiS Hapnet "Sprlingen"
Ifisnt ban muIig bar Den flogeite
Ntnnb | Sognet.
s line unee 9age bapbe ban pp-
ret n%brmager og Hiiiifer, og ser
bapoe life pGret lipligere l1nger.
Ipeno paa ggnen emo ban. San par
Iaa goOt iom nunOpprlig i etbpert
muntert Sag.
Saa fom ben Sib, ga Cars Ifulbe
bore Soloat; Den bsie, imuffe aarl
bleo uoifrepen til 8aroer pg rciIte
til Sopebitaoen FOR at a~ftiene fin
SGrnepligt.
Ger gift mi mango aar, nben at
man | bans Siemegn iaa eler berte
f1o9et til bam, og BET bar en- almin-
oelt9 Wening, at ban q osb. 9a
tit bans gamle Carer 9rep fra BAN
ira gmerifa, bpor ban BEN Sang
bapoe opbolot iig / en- Iarr9ffe.
Sum %ipariomme bar Sc Splpsninaer,
ban gop ON Jig ieIu, og bet bar fun
grubitpffer al grcpet, Den gamle
SGrer pilbe mebbele. Oct gif ifclae
"Seile q. Solfebl." &ortbeo no paa
felgenoe:
Sars par iom Solont blrtigt Bile
ben afbolot al fine Speroronebe. Gn
beitItaaenoe Officer bapbc artaget
BAN iom Sppasier, % / bans Stem
blep ban mart ligeiaa afbolbt, iom
ON ban bnpoe p9ret en- Slpatning
al Suiet; men oa oct opbaeeoes,
at ban bar bemmelig forlopet meo
0atteren, blep Oct BOG Sorplbrene
for meget. Satteren bIep ienot til
uolanoet; men inoen bum %reiite, ipor
bun BAN Srpifub.
ga Sieneitetiben bar iorbi, reiite
Ears til amerifa for at tiene Eenge
til at nooane Jig til Suriit for, ba
ban mcnte, ban paa oen Waaoe
funbc fomme | en- Stiaing, iom gior.
De bam uproig til at Ggte ben bsit-
ltanenbe llnge Dame.
S Imerifa off aft gobt for bom;
ban hao6e allerebe lpit ct Ear Iar,'
% ban fit 8rep ira i'm Sorlopeoe,
bpori bun fortalte bam, at bun life
lpngere funoe mobitaa tine 6or9l-
ores Enife ON at giite iig meo en-
rig og anIet Mano, men at bum al
orig bleo lpffelig og albrig pilbe
glernme ban1.
Hoele Inr efter bette 9reps In-
fonit fom Cars iom en- plore Wtanb
biem til i'm 65oebp, fisbte Suiet
paa Seoen og blep Gneboer.
Sulet itaar ser enbnu; men 9ars
bpiler oppe pao oen tarpelige &irfe.
gaaro / lin 6e0cbp. Snbtil for faa
Iar iiben fom bpert gar paa hans
6sbielSba9 Ell gammel Game og
lagoe iriife 9lomiter paa bans @rap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
Den 24oe 1unt 1872.

Ct. Sanaoog for 100 Iar iiben,
par oct, at 6rnnfrig& Seller, Nnpoa
leon |, / SpiOien for i'm "StOre
Nrm&"S pploige Sforer - 100000
Soloater, 100000 Seite, 1900 aos
nouer % Slliinoer al Gisretoier,
Sroppemo$ier, europa in0til oa al.
orig bopoe ict Mage til -, operitreo
Den r~uSiiite @rPnie for at paaisre
oct mpgtiqe G5arrige ben ariq, iom
otter bans EnIfcr og 6orboobninNer
ifuloe enbc mcb of lPQgc life n!ene
RuSlonb, men oqiun oct brittle
Rlgc for bans 6sobcr, DC eueite TO
MnQter, iom set cuoluI life par Inf
feoeS bcn eIlerS uopcrpinScIIge Self.
bCrre at fnu @uQt me0.
Gin aipmpeplou ON at ebelGgge
England PEG at ipGrre oct Nbgangen
I'll ale set elropGiife TaitIanOS
Saonc fltnoc Napoleon fun ioa bragt
I'll Tirfcligbco, beriom Rll&laub feis
zoe ii9 otter bans Billie. Vtcu MOTTO
bitterness Htqe piloe lioc alt ior ne.
get peh at lufte at ior San0elen mco
Gn1Ianb. s &sbet al 1910 blep
6orbolhet mellcm DC to &eiicre mere
% mere ippnot. Napoleon bIep flnr
pon, at Ilcranocr obiollt life piIoc
unoeroronc iig bult, og oCn rllSiilte
G5ar ml&tTnfte Napoleon FOR at bope
til @cniigt at s%ienoprcttc oct gonlc
&ou8erige TOlcn. bporpeo Rualano
piIOc foumc til at mite Ell itor Gel
al inc pcitliQc GroDinicr.
Wicn oi9ic lloperen@itemmeIier
oIcne Dilhc ooG pcI ncppe bare ircm.
foINt Ell IN irp0tcIio arig. Zen
cpcntIiQc og oiQioren0e Nariua til
ocunc nlaa tilifripc@ Napolcon$
utrmmeIiae gGrQicrrigbcN % Ser.
ifcipge, Ser bar braQt iii Spermaal
pco sc crcmpeIIoic oIimrcltoe Seirc
/ T~eIttoQcuc / 1SO5-1S09 moo
9itcrri0 % TreIaieu. % Nopo.
leon popCNc iiQ til bette oriItigc
Sfriot, cnoifieut Hrigcn / Sponien,
Der bandit 10000 irnuife SoIouter,
Cu0m life bar tlIcnbebraQt. Sans
9trinQ &aarcu 1911 / 6ontniues
bleau Ill Den bopcrite General @res
De: "GnOnu 8 Iur, % ieg er Ser
0eu$ SCrre," or 0ct bcoitC @cpi$ pau
Smperotoren$ InmaSieIie pa Sen.
ipn8IG5hcb.
8 Sc feritc Moone0er al 1911 too
RopoIeon fot paa fine moo <SIonS
rctteoe Hltitninaer, / Sebrunr 1912
tuuSe hans Wobiliiertng betruateS
iom rnot, % Spmoriden moo Den
rltSiiite 8rGnie be9pnbte.
Gen 9be Wai iorlcb Den frantic
Seller Ct. Gloub, Ieoiaget al Sci.
ierinoc NtorIe Souiie, al 6uriten al
Reuihotal, @ertbier, SertnQen al
SoSano. Waret, % al 8reu Saru.
&eiien gif oper WetS, bpor en- iibiie
Tarobe aibolbtes paa iranit @runb,
% berira ouer Hhineu peb MainS
IND | &biniorbunbets 2anbc gienuem
WainbaIen. Zen iormeoe iia belle
Seien iom ct ianot Sriumitog, nnoer
bpiIfet DC beieirebe tpife Spriter meS
aeiieren al giterris % aougen al
Rrensien | Spibien iom befienot
maatte poe Den fremmeoe Serifcr De.
res pompse Sploeit. 90 Seitligheoer.
mes SLAMS fulminereoe naurIis i
! Dresden hos aongeu al Sadieu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12

ppor Nupolept Oppplol ltg ira per
16oe I'll Den 2Soe Mai % boor Sci
~ierinoen blep tilbage. Zen 30f'
Niai fom RopoIeon til Rolen og Der
1909 Sum- tog ban Sppcbfparter
@umbinnen for oerira OF leoe 9ep9'
gclierne inb | HnsIdno.
gi fol life Der opGle peb De Ban.
ifeliaDeoer, Tom ollereoe MI beapnott
at opbobe iig for @iennemisrelier
al Oct iibpre Soretagenoe, eller pef
andre Gnfeltbeoer, men blot aisrt
opmerfiom paa, of mo | aarganger
az Den ganIe "gerIineer" for 1912
glennem De efterbaonben inolsbne
Geped,er paa unoerboloen6e Waabe
fan felge en- itor Del al gegipenbe.
oerne. Wan oil Der ogiaa ie at troos
Den mango Steber berifenbe llpilie
moo Sranifmpnbene flnoe 9eboerne
| DC Ggne, Sropperne foin igiennem,
bnerfen ti~lbaaeboIbe lin gegeiIt.
ring oper Sf,,et al De prGgtige Re,
gimerter al ina mango Rationcrs
Ssnner, Der iertes eitpao iii set Itorc
Steone, eaer lin irpgtblanbebe 9e-
llnnring for Den bersmte itore Self.
berre.
@iot TO imiaa Gitnter al nog[e al
De f~orteite grepe til "9erlingeren"
FOR at pie Sonen / 6isfe:
Roien, oen 2ben Sunni 1912. -
Den 30te Mai bnpbe Dor STAB on.
ocn Sang Den uiiaelige 9pffe at lee
SS. Waieitpt aeiieren al Sranfrig
inoen for fine Wfure. ON Nitcnen
par belle Stoben ilumineret. 81
ben ben 26oe Nopember 1906, 90 hi
fsrIte Sang bapbe Den 2pffe at lee
Wonorfen her, bar Dor STAB alorig
oPret iaa glimreroe.
Sborn, Ben Sole Sunni 1912. SO.
aeiierl. Waieitpt bolot lit Snotog til
Seit. o. 8ognen films funoe fisre
langiomt paa Ben ianbebc Sci, lteeg
ban no, iotte iig til Seit pg logbe
iaalebcs Den iibite Citation bnitig til.
baae. Iae Snbpaanere bare itrem.
meoe bam imebe og ileoe til Geien
o. groen, Der er benimob 1000
Sfriot lang, for at ice Den Wonarf
| NGrbeben, / hoiS Spnoer Sorben
Sfiebne beiinber ii9. 2uften gien.
loo al 8lpoesptringer.
Irmeen err / oen prpgtigIte Gil
Itanb. Sirr bemerfeoe man 3 Cara
Observation-Disclosures al Wnr-
ihol, Sertu0enS al glfingenS lr.
meccorps, iom iortriinlig ifisnne -
ScirIigct er meget ifisnt, Sepnebs-
mibler bape / Sperilob, 90 Seize
rem npocr oen beoite SunSbeb."
Ru@ernc traf iig iom befieuot til
bage ino | Sanoet, og trobs Nupole.
onS o0 bonS troopers aanplpit fom
oct ferit oetl Zoe September iii ct
pou beQqe Sioer bIooigt Slag, / bill
fet TronifmGnOeue ieirebe. Gen
,1l0e September beIatte Rappleon
Ntoifua, men bans Sanb ON, at Hlts.
ierne III oiIoe lutte Sreb, elf life /
SpfnIoelie. Zen 19oe Sftober
maattc ban after forlaoe oen ruSii-
lie Souebitab. Sans Scr bar Ga
ImeItet iammen til 100000 Mianb
meo 500 &anoner og 1000 aipre.
tsier. Gen 14be December gif De
triite 2epningcr al Den "Store Or.
me-, $500 npaenlunoe fampbpgtige
Solooter meb 8 annoner % no9le
iaa @eite % aiereteier, igicn oper
Hiemen og meb Dem ca. $4,000 piaf.
teoe % forfomnc, elcnbige, paoben.
leie Slpgtningc.
Get par fnnpt 6 Waaneber efter
Den ieirSltolte Snbmarih / Hu5lanb.
Napoleon ielp par oo ollercoe il.
iomt reiIt i 6orpcicn til TariS for
meb i'm ubetuingclige Gnergi at trGf-
ie 6orholb$re9ler til oe npe aampe,
ion ifulbe chloe bans Sab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12

Gipiliiationen sipr 5remiteg /
New 9orf. Seq lGite Der ON Ga
gen ON en- Seem gorfer, iom bapoe
Ieiet iie en- Siener til at bIaaie
Sfitmnlet at glgIasiene for bam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12

Gin Cornell Groiesior bar reenet
no ior os, at bpis Autolet al $50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
auiiaf biz III Din 8,gitriugsbpmtittaS
BET fruatbart NOrSuthru.

Seo SOHaresbelutnlug nctpp oeotnget,
er Den 'prIauate Iio tor 8eboeIie pao BE
ajeringens 0umeiteGotdno bIcucn iprtur
ter III ire Mar fra ben 9Gto Der glpres
"entrp" iiteoetfor fem Nur, ipm fpr. Striu
ilrar etter 2iite ourr ]tlIaIGugelIQt He9le
rings Some iteGotann, lt9genoc mo III
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28

shows Sec1iOnally the interior or main
working parts A triangular shaped
strip of wood "a, extends ACROSS rear
side of box firmly nailed i'll place be
hind the spiked cylinder tBI. which re-
wolves and does the grinding. and
another wooden strip tCD. fitted with
teeth like the cylinder. extends across
front side and slides in grooves or
small strips at ends OF hopper as an
adjustable cOncave
Teeth may be twelve penny spikes
heads cut off and the remainder driven
into cylinder leaving about IL half inch
projecting. with ends filed sharp. The
distance cylinder teeth are placed
apart and position of movable concave.
the teeth of which should intersect
those Of the cylinder will determine
the degree of fineness to which roots
may be- reduced.
The grinder may be made of any
desired capacity. If all it's working
parts are we'll made with screws and
bolts. ii will be very durable and may
be run at high speed Farm and Fire
side
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28
Are you testing your seed for
terminating qualities: 1t Is a
simple matter. and the state ex.
pertinent sta ton will send you
full directions for doing 1t at
home.
With the Feathered Folk.

For fattening chickens buttermilk
has feeding value above 30 cents per
ltm pounds. This is considerably In
advance of its value for feeding hogs.
One of the best things to keep chicks
in good health is to have granulated
''harcoai before them at all times. 1t
rs the hest rorreCtor of the stomach
that can be given them.
There is nothing that the chickens
enjoy more when confined Within their
quarters than a bank of fallen leaves
III which I" scratch aud explore for in
Set'tS that are ALTERNATING among them.
1t Is Impossible to succeed in raising
turkeys unless Won have ample range
loF them. y wooded range is most
suitable and under these conditions
me birds yet much of their food with
"'it EXPENSE Ia their owner
y" other one thing will cause young
''hhks I" make sn fine n development.
:" max" and keep the hens cackling
'n"tfli' while misil, filling the egg
'f'SKe' like aIiilnal food of some kind
-" heh bugs and worms and grasshop
PerS ht rrirkets are plentiful. how
the Featfisred tiocks grow and thrive!
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28

qualities. great fecundity and the
ability to. yean at any time. will, If not
restrained, drop two crops of lambs
a year. This is not a good practice.
however, and is not permitted by prac-
tical shepherds, for one lamb crop
reared at the right time is more profit
able. 1t is characteristic. neverthe-
less, that has enabled the Dorset to
be perpetuated as a race and hold it's
own against all corners, even to dis
placing quite largely other breeds In
parts of both England and America,
for, truth to tell. careful breeding
has produced AS high a class of Dorset
horn sheep in this country as in Eng
land. if not better.
Therefore any one desiring to raise
the so called dollhouse" lambs will
make no mistake in selecting this
breed for the purpose. With a warm,
sunny building in which to house
them, it is possible to have the lambs
come any time from September until
spring. although a we'll managed Dor
set flock will seldom yean at a later
season than February.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28
THE DORSET HORN SHEEP.

Breed Noted For Fecundity and Great
Milking Qualities.
The Dorset horn sheep Is one of the
oldest of the English breeds. Original
ly it was large, long legged and rather
coarse, and both sexes had horns the
same as they have now, writes F. O..
Sibley in American CultivatOr. Eff
forts were subsequently made to i'm
prove the breed by mingling the blood
Of other races, but without success. 1t
therefore has practically the same ap-
pearance today as formerly, only it Is
more refined, the form being similar to
that of the Southdown. with added size
and less symmetry.
AS can be seen in the accompanying
illustration, the horns Of the ram are
very large and curve spirally forward.
while those Of the eve are much light
er and curve forward and inward rath-
er in front Of the eyes. These are not
a superfuity by any means either, for
their possessors are generally inclined
to be pugnacious and stand for their
own rights, especially when strange
dogs come about. even perhaps to TAX
ing the aggressive and driving the in
truders from the field. This trait Is
liable to be strongly manifested when
the eve has young lamb. They are
not "dog proof" however. for dogs
that are already trained sheep killers
will work great havoc among them.
only owing to their horns they will put
up hard fight before succumbing.
A flock Of them makes fine appear
ance anywhere. and when we'll bred
they will shear about the same as the
Shropshires. the wool commanding as
good a price as that of any Of the
English breeds.
But their greatest value lies in the
production of early lambs. The ewes.
owing to their wonderful milking
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28

Leading Citizens Of San Antonio to
Investigate.

Leading Citizens of San Antonio to
Investigate.
The idea of a civic commission con
sisting of the leading men OF various
lines of endeavor in San Antonio ap-
pointed by the mayor and serving wltn-
out pay to investigate problems winch
may arise and advise the city councn
thereon was advanced at the luncneon
given by the chamber of commerce
There were upward Of $50 members
of that body present. with whom tnls
projected commission found FAVOR. anu
it is deemed probable that when the
idea has been fully elaborated anu
worked out it will be presented to the
new city administration with request
for its cooperation.
Such a commission. it was suggested
could take up the river problem. the
street problem. the city plan proDien
and the various others. bringing 10
them expert and careful attention. oe-
voting time and experiment. and rroln
all suggestions made select the Dest' III
dorse it and recommend to the counci'
It's adoption.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28
The Hoo In Winter.

Most important to the hogs CON-
fort and welfare. and this means to
the owners welfare. Is the winter
housing. Upon the comfort in the
winter season depends success. while
at the narrowing season comes the
crisis of the years hog crop.
Two prime objects should be sought
in the construction of hog house
warmth. with dryness and ventilation
and sunshine. If the house is
thoroughly we'll Nuilt and Ia filed
with hogs. it is rarely necessary to
have it equipped for artificial heating
Even at narrowing time. if the house
has plenty of sunshine. a jug or hot
water covered with burlap. for the
newly born pigs to snuggle up against
will answer every purpose.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28

Little Town of Haven, Kan, Starts a
Good Idea.

Little Town Of Haven, Kan., Starts a
Good Idea.
Kansas has one of the few municipal
moving picture shows in the country.
It is at Haven. a little town In Reno
county If there is another munich
pally owned moving picture show
house in the country the directors Of
the different film companies have no
knowledge Of it.
Haven was so small that there were
no moving picture shows. and only &C.
casionally would one be given there
by a travelling company. Every one
in the little town enjoyed the pictures.
No one was willing to risk his money
in building moving picture house.
so all the business men of the town
Clipped in enough to buy the machine,
and the show was started month ago.
It is a great success. The pictures
are shown in the town hall every
night. An admission fee Is charged to
pay the operator and the license on the
films, which are changed twice week.
When the receipts are larger than the
expenses free shows are given until
the fund is exhausted or additional
and special films are purchased and
the show is increased and kept going
with more pictures until the fund is
used up. The town built an airdome
theater. During the summer the pic
ture shows were given in the open
air, and this winter they will return
to the town hall.
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THE HoMEWoRkERs.

2 THE HoMEWoRKERs.
B Customer
2 Merchant. merchant, tell to me
z Where these goods are made for
< thee &
3 don't know. but I'll go see.
B Merchant
2 Jobber. jobber, tell to me
K Where these goods are made for {
x thee.
8 / don't know. but I'll go see.
3 Jobber-
z Factory, factory. tell to me
3 where these goods are made for 6
& thee.
o don't know, but I'll go see.
8 Factory 8
z Contractor, contractor, tell to me
& Where these goods are made for
3 thee.
8 don't know. but I'll go see.
Q Contractor
z Homeworkers. homeworkers. tell 4
< to me
5 How these goods are made by
o thee
2 By the children. Can't you see? I
K elizabeth Watson in Survey.
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FOR GRINDING ROOTS.
Homemade Device Recommended In

Homemade Device Recommended In
Place OF Space o@ Chopper.
An easier ana Syht tlei method OF
reducing hretS. carrots. turnll1S anu
other roots to pulp than rhopplne up
with spade or the -four biaded rnop
Der sometimes used for this purpose
Is provided b! he cheap h"memade
grinder illustrated
ANY poultryman or stock raiser can
make /: ut trtiin2 expense OF time ana
work and use II With belt wheel TOR
steam or gas engine power. or. II de-
sired or compulsory. crank ana ny
wheel may be attached and the grinder
operated by hand power
Manner of making hopper. attaching
legs. braces. etc. is we'll explained In
large illustration: small illustration
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HOW EXCESSIVE WATER
WASTE CAN BE STOPPED,
English Authority Would Substitute
"Showers" For Bath Tubs.

Aside from the water which flows
from leaky pipes or fixtures, the
amount which Is considered to be
wasted in given city might be est
mated differently by different inves-
tigators. This is suggested by paper
by an English author dealing with wa
ter waste in England, one Of his state
ments being that an estimated con
sumption Of twenty-three gallons per
individual for household use is ''too
lavish"
This writer, W. Whitehouse. in a pa
per before the Institution of Municipal
Engineers (England) goes so far as to
recommend the abolition Of bathtubs
and the substitution therefor of shower
baths or hip baths in order to reduce
the consumption Of water In his opin-
ion $50 gallons per day is an abundant
supply for an average household. Fur
Their precautions against waste which
he suggests are the restricting of wa
ter closet flush tanks to two gallons
capacity. increasing the number Of
valves in mains so that less amount
need be wasted in case of repairs, in
Producing pressure reducing valves and
placing new washers on leaky faucets
without charge to the consumers
This last has been the practice Of the
author for some time in the cities
where he is in control Of the water
works. with the result that the average
consumption does not exceed twelve
gallons per capita per day. including
that used for trade purposes.