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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
Atlanta Live Stock

CBy W. n. white. Jr.. Of white Provision CO..
Cattle receipts about normal: market steady
70 3 shsde stronger on steer stuff or quality
Cows sTs eoning freely mossy ng .br,, s5a
out the week, while lights have sold of Is 20 %
ee1ts per hundrea Demands continue 70 favor
better WEIGHT and quality IN cows, as well as
In the better grades Of butcher steers.
Sheep and lambs receipts moderate; market
strong on best lambs. Mutton sheep and year
ungs lambs unchanged.
Market cpntinues strong and higher. Top hogs
reach 3 tents this week. Highest price since
the fail Of 1910. stIn higher prices ars ex-
peeted before the new corn crop is available for
needing
ouotatiOos bssed on actual purchases during
Good 70 choice steers. 1000 to LOO $50
Coca Steers. 500 to 1000, 5.ooas.oO.
Medium to good steers. 700 to $50, 4.2o@
coca to choice beef COWS. 500 to 900 $500
Medium to good beef cows, 100 to 500, $50
Good to choice hesers. $50 to $50. $500
Mediuss 70 rOod helfers. $50 to $50. s.75G4SO.
The above represents ruling prices q good
quality beef cattle inferior grades and GARY
Medium e common steers. II Eat. 100 to 500.
Te1iuss 70 common cows. Il fat. 600 to 100.
hIiTea somHOu. coo to 500, .2.75as.5O.
Good butcher bulls. 81. 7B6S.25.
Good 70 choice Tennessee lambs, 90 % 80
pounds. 51s065Sc. @
Common lambs and yeariings, 25h04e.
Sheep. rsnge. 904c.
Prime hogs. leo to 90 average. 3s.5o9eoo.
God butcher pigs. leo 70 40 average. $500
Light pigs, so to 100 average. SeT567.oo.
heavy rougA hogs. 200 20 ESQ average, 100
as 90. as -ss9 81 Aalf ta~
Above quotations apply to cornred hogs,
msst and peanut fatuensd boys. 1e 70 l5sc
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
fBy Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Cattle-Receipts, 10000
market. slow. generally steady; beeyes, S5.70
1IO.50; Texas steers, S4.S506.5o: western
steers, s6.00as %; stockers and feeders S4.25
CTS; cows and heifers. sS.o09s.00; calves,
Hoes Receipts, $4,000; market. strong for
lights; others shade lower; light, Se.2509. 0oi
mixed, sT-e56s.e5;i heavy. S7.TO9S.7o; rough,
7.T097eo; pigs s6.oo9s.foi bulk OF sales
$500 SIS.
sheep-Receips, 1900: market. steady to
strong; natfye,- Ss.4014.50; western, $500
ass. yeariings $4,000 $50; lambs native
s450dT.f6; western S45o97.So ts'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
QUESTION

I have a COW which has been CIV
ing three and half to four gall
Ions OF milk per day until about
two weeks ago 7 fed her on
oats in straw. She at once began
to fail In her milk, and at the
same time gave her about one
quart Of cotton seed meal and
bran twice a day. She seemed to
fatten, but began to fail in her
milk took her on the oats and
began feeding cotton seel meal and
huIls. about two quarts of bran to
one quart Of cotton seed meal. and
tieing her out to Craze She still
does no better, and looks gaunt,
yet she seems to eat what we
give her. DO not use calf at all.
She gives now about two and one
half gallons per day. Did oats
have anything to DO with her fall
ingg Any information viii be
appreciated. J. J.. f.
Yatesville, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
The Importance of Anyone Sticking
to Their Natural Adaptability of
Producing Crops That Are Suit
ed to Certain Localities

p-uSAKE for instance, the peach
industry Of the South and in
many other sections Of the
world. while 1t has made money
for some people. as whole and
as staple business proposition |
doubt seriously If It could be abb
solutely depended upon unless one
had a lot of capital to take care
of things during the off years
The apple industry of America
seems to be growing by leaps and
bounds, and In time to come it
win see its bad years and. it will
take capital to protect the large
orchards during off years. The
chances are that this Industry viii
eventually be al big one and many
will make nothing out of It Only
the best of care to the orchards
and handling BIZ systematic meth
dds can it be made TO pay for the
next ten to fifteen years.
The orange industry as many
know has been profitable to those
who have nursed and cared for
with science their crops and pro
duced the best Of quality, but It
reouires an immense amount of
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON WAS
STEADY, SLIGHTLY LOWER
Futures Closed 2 to A IL Pts,
DoMn-Spots 8 Points Off,
Sales 5000 Bales :
LIvERpoOL. sept. 2.-FFtures opened quI

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2.-FFtures opened quiet
and steady at l to 31s points lower. ~
e AT 1878 was steady 1 & 10 points off.
At 2 p. m. was quiet 2 to4lpOintsdown.
Spots 3. points down: middlings 8 8T-1cOd.
Sales 5000 bales including 1900 American Re
eeipts 1000 bales. 1ineluding 5000 American.
Futures closed barely steady, net to AZ
Points down. 4e fi@s-., AE
LIVERPOOL COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today: 49, l~ WIZ 'tf~ ~ Tse
Tohess barely steady; sales, 5000; lddling,
8 s37-1O0d.asr-.f rss p rfaf e-'2iise
81 Prev
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
QUESTION:


I wish to consult you in regard to
some trouble my COW has with one
quarter of her udder. She will come
at milking time with this quarter
very much swollen and hard and
there Is scarcely any Tow OF milk
from it at all. Then perhaps, by the
next milking time the swelling has
about all disappeared ana the milk
comes In clots She had this same
trouble at one time last year but 1t
passed away in a few days and did
not return until about two weeks ago.
1t occurs periodically, sometimes she
seems entirely free from Il for SCI
erai days and then IL returns, al
though / think the gland to that
quarter is a little enlarged at all
times She has been In milk six
months and is fed cotton sead meal
and some raw cotton seed. If you
will diagnose her case and tell me
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
QUESTION.

have valuable Pit Game
cockerel that has growth on the
bottom of hts feet somewhat SIM
ilar to a corn or bunion This
trouble seems TO be getting worse.
and he appears lame at times I
shall be glad to have you advise
cure, If any. Afa
also had a hatch of Indian
Runner ducks come on about three
weeks ago. They seemed In good
shape and were fed on Royal Seal
oats cooked as II for a person. to
which was added some sand. They
were fed four times each day and
sheltered at night in a box heated
with a jug Of warm water and
feed sacks. When about 10 days
old they began to have nervous
affection, resulting in something
like spasms, and now all are dead.
I have more ducks to hatch soon.
and any information given viii be
appreciated. 81
MiIligan. Fla. D. g. W.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
ANSWER.

oats are not a good feed for
cows. They are hard to digest, and
as rule do not furnish the neces-
sary elements for = good flow Of
milk and butter, especially when
fed in the shear. You will get bet
ter results II you will add beet
pulp to the cotton seed meal and
bran mixed with hulIs The beet
pun answers for vegetable matter
and Keeps the cows system IN
good condition. tf
Give her plenty of water and
place salt where she can get it at
ali times. IT is almost impossible
to get a COW back up to her natural
flow when once she has failed Do
as suggested above, and think
you viii get better results
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03

what to do for her. shall appre-
ciate 1t.
MRS. A. II. HALL. cartersvilIe. Ga
:. ANSWER.
If were you / would discontinue
feeding so much cotton seed meal,
especially at the time the COW is hav-
Ing trouble with her udder. Evident
" there with the Inflammation IN that
quarter and unless carefully looked
after she win lose It. It is q slight
touch OF garget and whenever this
quarter comes in contact with the
damp ground she catches cold In IL
which causes Inflammation. A small
pieces OF saltpeter about the size OF
the end Of your thumb beat up and
mixed with her feed whenever this
trouble and rubbed until dry. I would
should be washed thoroughly with hot
salt water whenever there is any
trouble and rubbed until dry. I would
feed on equal parts OF shorts, bran.
beet pulp ana cotton seed meat omit
ting the cotton seed meal whenever
the trouble occurs - f-t7a4t'F
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
ANSWER.

Evidently your pigeons have q
disease known as going light. 1t
would be best for you to catch
every pigeon and dip IN a solution
of / part Bee Dee Dip to so parts
water. Those that have eggs and
little ones should be kept away
from the nests for two or three
hours unrI my. The house and
premises should be thoroughly
whitewashed and change their feed,
giving nothing but wheat, peas,
small amount of cracked corn ana
hemp seed and put a teaspoonful Of
carbolic acid in their drinking water
every day until they get better.
Also give them a large place in
which to battle and feed on a plank
floor and not on the ground.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
Atlanta Markets
ATLANTA COTTON

ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA. Ca. Aux sI.-oott0n By wagon.
LIVE PoULrRT.
Hera sER40c. frSeS rs1S0c. average %
fios turkeys. i2HaIse; daeks. so05Se; geese.
so050e. dnn-
DRESSED POULTRY.
Hens. rsaf-e. fries. i5Rzse: average 70 tine
ITes rOsstsr. sg1oe; dueEs dan. Is9iscst tur
key2 iT9isc-
YTsH
Pcunann. rsr paunh Isc: Spanish markerei
e psgsa iaHs; troat ess~n PEI PoTna' - -
snarner- ner nornu. Sc: uEilet per barrel 20
pounts net. 800 snsu sDooks. per poand. &C.
SOAPS AID WASHING PowDERs
s-'r.s pa. so.n Ioo.I3: 50; sir;
Powder. TOTO SST5: swfft's Pride ciesnef
so-t. FRI. STifts Wcot soan- t0n-ts. 500
\ sUifrs Bcrsx snap lons SIS: SEifts ElEo
sap. zoos. as; swfft's Cold Nine. 4os. tl-oo
CEACKEza
craekers-xx F1orfda sodss &c: Block select
sotas. 7e: lsnoa creams TIC: pearl oysters.
Tcs riu<er snans. s1kcs cornhris. SHe: penny
saEer. SIC: suinsls. ioc; iunhiss. iol1ei e
Biloxi snownak~ wafsrx IN kfns. l5cs crsckers
= e czrtcas Soc doren: eraefers n ioe car
tors ffoa
FRUIT AND PRonucE MARKET.
LeEnsna. fancy. seco9e5o; choice, S5.e9g
basket er-tss. 7sces1.eo: fssey eeE pl.nts.
per srzts. sl-s012-oos pepper. Tseasi.oo
isFrues. - srus sioc e. S,s..ppl.. -
ernte s2.aoR2so. cnlcus Ber tnashei. q con
So lrIsh rst..ess s.s eSsssl soes .s y =.
floT45o. better Size ysiiey Creamesy
prfuts. soc: cookisg am ioe12tte; tsbls
80 = 800 = s-ssi psssssees ssv ,5ye sss
CANDIES
stick eandy CBloek.sl. ezs. barrels; stiet
eandy fBleekE). 7e torres. standard ak.
tHloc'st &. SOD. paIis; ehocoiate ORGY.
fBloekss1. sac. 4s-Ib. nazkers. Houry Conae
raffy fBiock'sl. 1se. 2o-Ie pals; Bon Tor
Jelly Drops Biock'sl. ne. son. psns'
ares. IN Ssss. $50 ssr soses; oolsaisl ehos
el.tss and bon bcns lii pseksges. $500 per
Purity eats. SIS. round 500: %. fes. $3.50
rurity eats IS. square. s. sos %. Is. 81 81
1uaker natn. woo3. soc; 800 DO. 1ss. pu!ps
80 80 osessr gsfted de- $40 -; 80 90.
t4-oos reTular Pozs8n. large. se.15s refu-
lar Possura suaII. $40; refuiar Postum. a.
s.see. 80. .inEtazt Postum. ArEs p 49,
.seo-ted, 800; Pest Tossties. popular sise
49, family SIZE. 81 50. grspe-nnts. 80
populsr IEire.s sl-7s: family sIBe. sf-7S- Post
s1-ssrn' Feeial, g loc size, $50; = lse sc
GROCERIES
sslt. 100 pond eaEs. soc; ice erssn r-s %;
white fIsh. Kits 40e; 60 pounds fz.sos 100
pcunis. s3.75. Regal Gloss starch. @ei best
Eicaa starch. sLcs EinEford'a oswego ecrn
starch TaScs pickeiM Sato.
Cheese-nlue valley full cream daines lsc-
Cheese-Rlue Waller fun cream daisies. lec-
greea. e1lk. ISL 500; ross.ed' e5ls I 70
Unn. 121srs roe Jap sl1cs domestic o1dAei
nxie rrease. tI.15s navy beans. $500 buahei
AlaEa- Eysnp. 10 pounds. % ease. $50;
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
QUESTION.

QOEG AAONs
Please tell me what to do for my
pigeons. They get durnpy and don't
eat, but are full of water. I hold
them UP and water runs'out Of their
mouth and they seem to be persisted
to death. I give them plenty o.
the best feed / can buy, grit, SAT-.
oyster shell and charcoal. Houses
clean and plenty Of lime in Il; three
feet Off ground and my aouse is per
fectly dry. have some very fine
rurlts and honers and ann losing
from one to three every day. I lost
10 in two days. / have about 200,
but they are thinning out Please
help me out Of this trouble and
greatly obifge, '''~
aS y HOWELL G. CLOUD.
tit sSt'S Atlanta, Ca.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
QUESTION.

QUESTION.
1 need a poultry house for 100
laying hens and the one you sps-
gested in The Journal August and
il seems to be just what I need,
In q small place II is so hard to get
a workman to understand such
things unless you have 8 plan" for
him to go by I know so little
about such things, so appeal to you
FOR HELM iHti-tR 7Ft'Fa ' tFA
How far from ground should solid
table three feet wide full length
Of house be? How and what kind
of roosts should be placed on thisg
Should the hinged door back Of
nests extend In one piece length OF
house or should IL be in sections
that It could be more easily let
down? How large and how high
should nests be from the ground2
1 want the cheapest, most COM
Portable and most convenient house
I can GET. VIII you tell me about
what this house viii cost with a
single layer OF brick for founda-
ffou2r sizes A.. HFif % t@f '4A0-
I am enclosing stamp for reply
and can't tell you how much help
you may give me win be appre-
ciated I enjoy everything you have
to say in The Journal and the In
p formation has helped me wonder
fully. MRS. X. n. HILL,
Washington. Ga.
ANSWER.
A house IL by 80. 5 feet, high in
the rear, outside OF the base. and 7
feet IA front. win be sufficient for
the 100 hens. This house should be
made solid on the back and both
ends, facing south, with the front
side boarded up three feet from the
bottom with wire netting the bal
ance OF the way. The roosts and
dropping boards should be placed in
the rear of the building the full
length. The dropping boards should
be- about three feet from the
ground with roosts some six or
seven inches higher.
A house similar to this with a
brick foundation should cost some
thing like $40 to $50. tta
Mrs. Galloway. Of your town, has
some splendid houses and they are
equally as good as the one described
above, but are probably a little
more expensive
The door for the chickens to en-
ter. also the large door. should be
placed in the front; this, however,
can be placed IN the end or to suit
your convenience. ~ rie.
QUESTION. at
WIN you please tell me what to
put on a COW to keep horse-flies of Of
them. have COW and in the even
efa. -. 4 !
They, don't bother only late. in the
evening. ~ fFH
W. w. HAfMETT.
Hapeville, Ga.
ANSWER.
The best thing to put on cows to
keep of flies is oil of pennyroyal. BY.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03
QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED

taking spray pump an mixing a
little of this with some soapy water
it can be sprayed on the COW before
milking Shorty sold by the Atlanta
Dairy, Supply company. also Chioro
Naphtholeum sold by West Disinfect-
ing company, and any OF the dtsin-
fectants advertised in The journal
are good, and II sprayed on the COW
before milking will keep or the flies
reasonably we'll.
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ROOSEVELT, WILSON AND
g 80 TAFT

We want agents to sell our new campaign
book. $50 Pages one hundred pictures and
portraits OF an the candidates and leaders, Il
lives Of all the presidents ana history q sneir
OF the Progressive, Democratic and Republican
parties are fuIly and fairiy explained. An
Impartial and superior book, price only t1.o0
the seomplsfes beck mailed 70 any address on re-
oelpt OF the price. Outfit sent free on 70
ceipt OF 10 cents fer postage. PHILLIPS
BOYD PUBLIsHINc CO.. atlanta, Ca
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SELL FRUIT trees, summer work for teachera.l
college boys and farmers; EASY TO sell and
big profits. Smith Bros.. Dept %. Concord Ca
steady work and promotion. Experence un-,
necessary, fas We win give complete instruel
tions Piedmont Tobaeco c., Box A-17s Dan
Vile. Va.
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ZOE SALE

IRWIN COUNTY FARM FOR sALE-2H niles
from A. a 3. r. b. at Osierfieid- Tor further
frforustfon write W y Weaver, Ostef-
field. g Ca fse7
eooD- FARAas IN NORTH ALABAMA from
z 500 an acre up; easy terms. Conway
orion Co... HaIeyyilis, Ala. M
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a ,vxs1yTcg PORTRAITS csc. FRAMES 15c.
&AGA4N 49, Sheet pictures 1e, stereoscopes z0c.
views 1e. 50 days credit. Samples ana catalog
ffse Consolidated Portrait Co., Debt. s1Se,
1927 W. Adams st., Chicago.
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1t VIM be BEST to conflne the Pit
Game cock in a place where he
can roost. very low down, and not
be compelled to jump down from
a high roost on hard floor. Battle
his feet In warm water to which
has been added a little carbolic
acid or chloro naptholeun, and this
VIII take the soreness out, and
Keep him on a floor covered with
sand or straw. DO not try to cut
the corns out, as you are liable to
fufn MIN for life. TT 'AsiR w.
The little ducks We're fed one
continual thing too long, which
caused indigestion. You should
have changed their feed and given
them one feed a day of little
chick feed; also they should have
plenty Of oyster shell and char
coal Give as much OF a variety
Of feed to the next ones as posi-
bic, and do not keep them con-
fined too closely, but arrange to
give them plenty OF fresh air.
r F.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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WANTED-AGENTs

AGENTS WANTED to sell novelties; good mon
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WHHTFn a man Of Woman 70 earn % 20 slb pr Day:
stamp for pArficuls- r. = A. indisHapois Inc.
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crnekers-xx F1orida sodss. &C: Sleek select
seas. Tc- lenoa creams TIC: pearl oysters-
scs Eiu<er s11ns. SIZE. cornhrls. SIC: penny
cakes. SIC. auiunals Ior: 3unhieE. fot1cs fif
hnrx rSrs rarfwheeis o.; rsisiu cookies. &C.
Bicck snowraka wafsrx IN tfns. i5cs ersceers
= e csrtcns. Eor dosen: eraekerr N Zoe car
tors 81 Len i
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All American market exchanges were closed
today (M5nday), on account OF Labor day.
Liverpool cotton exchange was open as usual.
A''' DRY GOODS REVIEW. -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-03

swffT's Pride soap. f0o-fz. gs25: Switt's
Gold kffne EHc sfss. swfft's Pride washinT
Powder. TOTO. sS.T5: Swfft's Pride clesnef
Sol. f2no. sEift's Wcot snsn. ton-ts. 500;
sviff's Borsx sa.p los. SIS: sEifrs Eiso
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PERSONAL
NEW ILL. CATALOGUE For lN0M NE

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MARRY-Meny wealthy members VIII marry
All ages. Description free. Reliable Ciuo,
Dept. 50, BOX 285. oakland. Cal.
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case SO. : pounds, 80 60 ease S3.7bs ~
pounds 4s 70 ease. -S4.eos B. a n. fish flakes
smell cans, pee Dozen 90 large. &l.a5s KEY 4
oil continental sardines. 100 cans TO case. $500;
key 4 mustard continental sardines. As cana %
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stick eaoay CBIock.sl. exc. barrels; stiet
esndy fBlseksl. Te boxes: Etansera nix.
fHlocssh a.. sob. paIls: chocolate drops
fBlocbsr7. ne e0lb rails. Kenneeew nir.
fBlock'sl. sac 4B-Ib. naxkers. Houry Cornh
Taffy fBiock'sl. fse. 2o-le psfiss Bon Tou
s 5s.ly D.Sps Biost,sl, re: sen. pals pals
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Hens fGRr-c. fries. 1511Sc: average 20 I'm
ITcs r0ostsrs. sg1oes dueEs. dal, 159iscH tur
keyG 1T81sc.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-12
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FOR ELETCHER's
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The Private Secretary.

mi
Devils Lake theatregoers are looking
forward with pleasure to the appear
lance Of the Private Secretary, which
will be seen ct the Grand This even.
ing. The production is staged by the
iCando Dramatic club, under the direc.
ton Of Father Corey Of that city. The
Private p Secretary is "a delightful COM
edy drama, especially suited for pro.
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II was first produced before a home au.
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cry Indication pointing to a royal Re.
ception. It is shown here under the
auspices Of the Young Ladies sodality
OF the Catholic chureh. .g''t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-12
ENGINEER BADLY SCALDED
q. JACOBSON Mls-eTEPPED INTO
a, TANK or BOILING WAITED !.
WITH SERIOUS RESULTS.

While washing a boiler at the power
plant Sunday evening, B. Jacobson, the
night engineer, received q severe
scalding. In stepping back from his
work to shut of an engine, he stepped
into 9 tank Of boiling water becoming
Immersed up toSthe waist. He was i'm.
mediately given medical attention, and
later ta kent 1.-THE general hospital and
is now well on the road to recovery.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-12
German English Lutheran.

. -. Fs Es- +4Sg
Annual meeting Saturday afternoon
at 2:So at the home Of VIM. Wittkopf,
on Sixth street. Reports Of the differ-
ent church officers will be read, and
new officers elected for the coming
year A matter Of business concern
ing the Grand Harbor church will be
brought up and completed, and all
members are requested to be on hand.
Sunday school, English, 10 a. m. The
Sunday school services are very well
attended, but there is room for i'm
provement, and every family is re-
quested to send their children to the
Sunday school. M. .85
German services Sunday, at IL a. I'd.
Az services held in the basement Of
the public library. Il 3:2.ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-12
Training School.

st MichaeIs hospital offers q three
years course Of study and practical
work, including medical and surgical
instructions to young women desir-
Ing TO enter a training school.
For information address superin-
tendent of Nurses, ST. Michael's
Hospital. Grand Forks, n. 3. 81