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Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
SaIide MadreOe.

llniere glnhborItoot Baltimore lit
iebr u~ngebnlten oariiber, Dob aus.
D1rtige 3eitungen, unter oenett
i'll eriter 2inie Die .glen yort Simes~
Der st. 2ouis GepubIicon" uno Die
gMaibington Boit" ongefiibrt tperoen
ytabri6ten ausItreuen, melbe Die
Stnot Der tonmenoen 0emofratiIhen
Sonoention aIs Salsabi6neioertn
binitelen, inoem tie obne allen
8runo bon elmer beabIidtigten Or.
bobung Der Sotelraten elm aroBeg
@ei6rei MAIDEN. Die @altimorer
SotelbeiiBer betlagen Iit, DAB infoI.
&c Der faIlden Iusltreuungen Die gn.
fragen nod 9otel5immern auffoIIen0
ipGrlih einlaufen. Serr Oopns, Der
8eib1ftsfiibrer oes .9otel Stafforo"
iagte: Grit elm OritteI Der Ndume
oes SoteI Stafford Iino beIegt. Das
@ereoe, Dab ole 8altimorer SoteIs
tuGbrcno Der &onpention iibcrfiiut
ieii Deroen, uno ooB es in oenielben
iebr nnbebagli6 bergeben meroe, bat
InltoB erregt uno ole &oteIbeItber
DER @unoesbaiiptitaot 3ieben @orteiI
ooroits. SIS mt mir Ieio, feItIteQen
5a miiiien, Dab beitte f6on in Molb.
ington 70 OieIe 3immer fir ole Soon.
benton beiteat iino mie in Baltimore.
Dns fommt nur oober, neil Die mel.
item geinfer ouf fnli9e 56brte ae.
tubrt tporoen iinp~. Der 8orfiter .0es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Serr Robert
Grain bereitet ootum gemeinIhoftIih
nit Dem SoteInusi9uB cine @rfI1r.
iirg Dor, ole an oie BrefIe perIfidt
Deroeu uio Dor allen oen 3eitinaen
6ugeben iou, meIde ii9 Der NnaeIe-
genbeit in elmer fiir Baltimore 10 Il.
beIUolenoen @eiie anepnommen bo.
ben.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
9ltlautie Stir mill Oas na&fts GGn-
gerfeit baben.

Sdon bel Dem lesten GeIte Oes
gtorooitli9en SG~ngerbunos in Seem
Yorf, als beitimmt Dar, OoB oas
oiesiG6rige 6elt in philadelphia
I%tottfinOen neroe, nerloutete, Oob ole
0elegaten Der 8ereinigten Sanger
BON philadelphia ongenieIen tperoen
Ioatert fir 8rootlDn oIs n1tIte 6eit-
Itaot ein3utreten. Nun aber erideint
aud Atlantic Gitp i'm 5eIOe. Su
Der lebten in Der Aurora-So1e in
ggg Sarbor @itD abgebaltenen De
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 8ereinigten
Sanger BON Atlantic County muroe
Der 8ei9luB gefaBt, fir Die Abbal-
tlutq oes 1916 : S~GngerfeiteS in It-
lontic Gitp gu agitieren. Na6 elmer
&eoe oes 0elegaten oes atlantic
@itD Burner MGnner1ors", Serrn
s. Sernig ipuroe elm aus Sen Serren
6ernig, MuB, @arboff Strings uno
M1iiaer beltebenoes aomite ernannt,
pel1es lofort an Die Nrbeit eeben
IoG. 9ie Serren Iino bereits bel Der
2iga Der @ei61ftsfreunoe BON Ntlan-
tic gitD utto BEL b0beren 8eomten Der
Stdot porItenig geworoen nno baben
fir lire 8orltelungen Iebr miaiges
@eb0r g%efunoen. Mon ipriHt logar
ihon 0apon, 0aB Die Gtn0tbermol.
ting oa5u benogen meroen fam,
cine geniigeno groBe SaGe 81 erbou.
en-, Die umlomebr elm rnobpeisbares
@eoiirfnis miro, als Atlontic @itp Iif)
mebr uno mebr 5ur Ronbentionsltaot
auspd9it.
9ie Serren bonn &omite peilen
0arauf bin, oaS Die Srage Der I'm
terbringung Der Sanger in Mtlnntic
Gitp niat Die minoelten S9pierig-
feiten bereiten piiroe. &oteIs gu OUT
en0en, groBe un0 fleine, nit Mfto-
moontionen in ieoer HreiSlnge, fte.
ben sur 8erfiigung. Die Sanger
brou9ten aIio niht Ihon Monate Dor
Der lid nn9 Auortieren um3uieben,
uno penn Gle $ane erbout iperoeu
iollte, onnn pdre tDobl 10 5iemIid
cine ieoe tpi9tige Srage erleoiet.
&aerOings lit es mebr ais frag-
lid, Oh Die 8unoes : 9eLegoten oos
nG9ite S1ngerfeit elmer StoOt 5it-
Ipreten peroen, Die MIR go Wteiler
bon ser Oiesi6brgeu 6eitItaOt entferni
liegt, iooieI 4n3iebunespunfte at-
lantic Gitp aud baben mag.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
8eamttenwabI.

Ser oeutiAomerifani11e Inter
1tiisunosbuno $50. 100 belt am %.
Saniior unter 9orfik oes Yr6iioenten
Ebeooor 2erh in Sp. @nBmanns
Sole, SO. 737 Siebente StraBe 90.
%. feline Snbresperfdmmlung ab, Die
Iebr gut belu9t mar. Saupteel96ft
mar Die i1brli9e 9eomtentpabl, BET
pel9er Die ~biSberigeu 8eamten ale
ourh affirmation nieoergep1blt
nuroen, n1mlid EbeoO. 2er6, Br6-
lioent Gbriitine &rnftbofer, 8i5epre-
Iioent; Did. Oies, SefretGr; gbas.
6. @erner, S9asmeiIter; 2oren3
@reoIein, @ufIeber; Sobn &iffner,
6iibrer; 8. 2i9tenfels, 81. s. @ro.
afer, 2oren5 @reolein, so. S6miot,
Margaretbe Sobotfa, Marie Sage-
nauer, Barbara &rumfe, Margaretbe
Shul3 uno Ebeoo. 2er6 unO sc.
Dieb er off.
Die @teoergetpGblten nuroen
Our1 ben Gre : Yr1Iioenten gbas. 6.
@erner in ibre aemter eingeDieien
8eidlolIen nuroe, oaB oas Is. Stif-
tlIngsfeit Oes 8unoes am 27. 6ebru-
ar in Der Orion &ane 1905 6 StroBe
g. SO. in ongemeiiener Weiie 5ii fei-
ern. Die 8eronitaItung oeiielben
muroe einem ans Den Witglieoern
2orel5 @retlein 8org. Rramfe,
Gbriltine 9roftbofer, Morg. Sdus,
Ebeoo. 2erd uno W1i9. 0ies er off.
~beitebenoen &omite i~ibertragen. Naf
Ser 8ertagung fono, iolange e5 Die
Yoli5ei erIorbte, cine urgemiitlihe,
feu4tfrobIide @o6iisung Itatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
air&lide @Otisen.

Nu6 unter ben MGnnern Der Som.
foroia : Stride berri6t sur 3eit oas
9eitreben, iid in Der 4irhenarbpit
nGber 5uinmmen 81 i6lieBen pie Die
les aiigenblidlid in Der eeiammten
amerifoniI1en Stride inter ben loge-
nannten &orpGrts 4. 8etpegungen Der
6aa iit.
Dieien Augenblid mabrnebmeno.
perinmmelte iib am 0ienstog 9lbeno
in Der 4apeIle genonnter Stride cine
4n5obI Mdnner, 5tpeds @riinoung eli
mes M1nnernereins.
Nad oieIem gclpreden tpurOe
oenn aud Der 8erein ms 9eben ge-
rltfen uno ais oorlaiifige 8eomten
Die Serren Ostor @abI9 ais Dor.
iitenoer unO gbas. Bfliiger ais
Sdriftfiibrer eendblt.
Cine 5tpeite 0erianmIung, Der.
bunOen nit @orltanospabl uno Inf.
tnbnle nelier Mitglieoer finoet am
Dienstag, ben 6. 5ebruar, obenos
7.30 ubr IN Der 4apeae ltntt.
6reunoe un0 @onner zines loI6et
gereins iino 3u oieier g%erlammlnng
ber5li6 ninfommen. Mu6 lit Serr
OSfor @abih 3O36 . StraBe, germ
6ereit, i9riftlibe 4nmeIOungen gum
9eitritt entgegen5unebmer, Iopie ie.
De getuiinidte gusfunft 6i erteilen.
DEM iungeu 8erein fam nun elm
guteS Bodien, gIiben uno @eoeiben
geUiiniht ueroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

9ie 8unoesregieruns bat Die gb-
iiht, in ieoem Stnate Der Union cine
2ltfti9iffermili3 . Abteilung ms
2eben 81 rufen uno Inn ibr bel Der
8erpirflihung oieies Planes bebilf-
lid au iein, bat ole MeronauticuI 60
cietp in Stem Oort elm &omite CT.
naunt, pel1es Die nerl1ieoenen Or
ganiiationen Der Electromagnetic i'm
Ban BON @eroplanen uno Die oa3u
auscriebenen Mnnnihaften i'm 6lie-
gen unterrihten lon. 0ieIes So
mite miro nit 2elltllont Benz. u.
6onlois BON Der regul6reu Armee,
Dem Snitruttionsoffi5ier Der aero
nautiihen Abtetlung oes Mili5oepar-
tements onbier, 3uinmmenorbeiter
uno 0ur9 einen 8ertreter Iid nit @e.
neral @ooo ul0 General 4aen, Dem
gbef oes Sigrnlcorps, peritdnoigen,
oamit Der Blan Der Mcronoutiiden
@eIeGihaft nidt oen Arbeiten Der
Wilitdrbeboroe 3lltuioerI1uft.
Die AeronoutiI6e @eie1i1aft miro
iih 5uerlt nit Den fommanoieren0en
Offi5iereu Der 5ienaltorps : MiIi5
in ieoem Stoate in gerbinoung Iesen
uno oonn cine Meibe bon @ortrGgen
DeranItnIten, tuelde Ii1 nit Den Sun,
oament1Iprin3ipien Der 2uftiAiffabrt
beid1ftigen, olio geipiilermaBen in
ieoem State cine 2itfthifferi9nle
fir Die Mili5 einri1ten. Bern Damn
Die observation-disclosures iotpeit Itno,
miro man fie lebrenb ibre eigenen Me-
roplone 81 bauen uno ben Shliib
miro Der llnterriht I'M 6liegen bill
ben. 8ilbur 81. &imbnn, George 9.
9root 5ront g. 8oIono Ii. a. lino
oo5u ouserieben tporoerL ben tbeore-
tbiihen unterriht 5l erteiIen, tp6b-
reno aimboG, George 90. 8eattp uno
2oois 2etpfotpis itno onoere befonnte
4biatifer Die AeropIonbollten leiteil
un0 oos Sliegen lebren tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
1eberfesiider gaRasisrOertsbr.

@6brenO Der erlten orei Monatc
oes ~laufenOen GiStoIiabres. SuIi,
@uguit uno September 1911. trafeil
1910 Deutibe aus oQer &erren
26noern in ben @ereinigten Staten
elm. 9ieie 3iffern beoeuten feincn
&iifgang In Der oeutihen @inmnnOe-
rung, Die w1breno oes Iesten Sis.
.fnliabres 66,471 Yerlonen 3Gbltc,
1880 i'm Sabre porber uno So, 534
i'm Sabre 1909. @us Dem oeutIden
&ei9e fomen D1breno oes Iebten 6is.
foliobres 32,061 Yerionen uno 81
283 in 1910, oIio taum ole S1lfte
Der geIamten oeutIhen GinnonOer.
ung.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
aOaeetOren.

Roueftoren, DeIde in ibren Di'
Itriften olttorifiert fino, Die Abonne'
mentsbetr1ge az erbebeu uHo an
quittieren, iinO fOlgenOe Serren:
EidorO @eiBfer, Slo @eit, SiO
Sit uno georO Dit.
Srts aIein, 915 q. s. 9Ibe., q. So,
fir ben g. SO. peltIih BON Der
10. StraBe einihIieBli9 George
totDn uno RoBIpn.
gouI SaIfter, 1868 80. Str, q. 3d.,
fir Den %. 80. nOrolid BON Der
16. StraBe.
MuauIt Bender fir GongreB Seigbts.
@egen RloeerL Die uns bic uno
On 5ufommen, oaB 0ns nSOurnal"
ni1t bis Somitaes AbenOs ooer crit
Mtontags in Die SGnoe Der 2eier
fonlnlt, teilen mir nit, onB bic Sci.
tug 5eitig genug auf Die ROIt tOmmt,
Inn Samitoes Morgens nit eriter
BoIt abgeliefert al peroen.
Mon beihwere iih prompt bel ben
Serren 8rteftr1gern. Sci Bieoer'
bolung bitten mir Inn Nnhriht per
SeIepbon, Wioin 1889, ODER our6
Yolttarte.
grgebenIt
Der Serausae6er.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
sangsrfeit auseIsgeubeitsu.

-
Serr auguIt S6miot, Der Srdii.
bent Oes Arton @eiangDereins, mar
am Sonntag ais 8ertreter Der bielt-
gen, aus y@aibington Sdngerbuno"
uno nNrion" beltebenoen Sdnger-
pereinigung in 8biIioeIpbia, UNI ei-
ner lebr intereliunten un0 Dihtigen
Sisung b%ei5upobnen, Del6e oas
9ireftortltm oes NorooltIiden SGH-
gerbunoes am Sonntag Nahmits
tas unter 8orfis oes gunOespraii-
oenten Mnior Carl 9ens in Der
Sane Der nSarmonie" abbielt. Auf
Der SagesoromIng ltanOen II. a. Die
8eipredung Der @mpfeblungen oes
9unoes . Muliffomites, Die 8eurtei-
lung Der 0ortrGge Der pretsiingen-
ben 8ereine uno 8ereinigungen
our1 Die 9reisrihter betreffeno, unO
8erotllng oes @eiu6s Inn Aufnabme
Der S1ngerpereinigung oes 9ronr in
ben gtorooitliden Sdneerbuno. "a
ole 8~ertreter Der 8ereinigten Cant
ger BON Stem Yorf onbin %initruiert
paren, eegen Die &ufnobme Der Ser
einigten SGnger BON 8ronr, Die lid
nit IL 8ereinen uno mebr uls 800
S1ngern oneemeloet batten, 31i Itim-
men 70 fonnte, nad @ntlheioung oes
8unoes : 8rGlioenten, unter SIN.
neis altf Die 8eItimmung Der Bum
oesperfuIiung, Die Nufnabme niht
erfolgen. 9ieie geitimmung iagt,
oaB aus elmer Stoot oOer einem
GountD nllr cine 8ereinigung CUR
@itgIieOi6aft 3ugeIafien peroen
oorf ouB aber ~nusnabmsDeiie audi
peitere 8ereinigungen aus oerielben
Stoot ooer oemielben Gountp 5uge-
laIien Deroen fonnen, penn Dies IN
gan3 b~eionoerem Sntereiie Oes nor0-
0ltli1en 56neerbun0es unO Ieiner
S1ngerfeIte lieet, uno nenn Die oa-
ieIbIt bereits ~beitebenoen 8ereinigul-
gen ibre 3%uitimmung geben.
0ab LANCER 9ebatte erbat It6 uno
erbieIt Serr g. g., SGnger bon Seem
gorf Die grlaubnis, 5piihen ben
beioen 8ereinigltngen, Der bon Seem
Yorf uno Der BON 8ronr, 81 nermit-
teln.
SIM gtdmen oes 8utloes : MfuIif-
fomites beridtete 8oriibenOer Mugult
$. Giemonn iiber 0ie 8eurteilung oes
4reisIinaens. Die @mpfeblungenl
oes gunoes Mluliffomites gingen
oaB bic eriten bier Hubrifen,
1. vSntonotion" 2. Hrd5iiion g..
vyeiiancierung uno Ybraiierung~
peI6e gemeiniam Die oritte Hubrit
biIOen, ullo 4. nMusipra9e" belize
balten, aber an Stele Der %fiinften
&ubrif, yMuffaliung oes 9iriger-
ten, Die &ubrif n1oni6onbeit4 ge-
ieBt meroen. llebcr oie 8cItdtigung
Ser &ubrit oGonihoubeit" entipann
lif cine LANCE uno lebbafte 9ebatte,
Die nit Der 4nnabme bon rSonihon-
belt uno 8ortrag" enOete. Ser bon
Serrn 8roenoIe i'm Iuftrage Der
Stem Yorfer Delegation eingebra6te
Antrng reip. 8uinB gu ben @mpfeb-
Iungen 0eS Nulif : &omites, oabin
louteno, oaB ~Auffaiiung Oes 0iri-
genten" oIs 6. &rbrit aufgenommen
tueroe, puroe %nbgelebnt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Mit Sobn Ni4nros Maior, Der
am Sonntag Nahmittag nm $50 IN
Ieiner 8obnung $40. SOC S StroBe
g. SO. pI0sli1 i'm Sitter BON "a Sab
rem 1torb, uno am Dienstag Na6mit-
tag Inn 2 llbr BON bort aus auf Dem
Dat &in Srieobof beeroigt murOe,
lit Der 0ienitlid dIteite Npotbeter
@nIbingtons bon Der Shoubibne
ieiner Edtigfeit obgetreten. Sobn
81. Maior tuar in AleranOria, 8a.,
qeborer, als bic ate birginii6e
StaOt nod gum Diitrift Columbia
qeb0rte. Gr fam aIs 20iGbriger
SiinqIing nod Baibineton, 5un69it
oIs @ebiiIfe in 3. 8. @ilmnrs Gpo-
tbefe an Ser gde Der Siebenten uno
q 9troBe, fpdter mn6te er fid ielb-
It1noig, belt ii9 nber 5eitlebens IN
oerIelben No9bori9aft. Die Bitt-
me, ueIhe er nls SRI. MarD eleanor
EBomus bon MIeranoria i'm Sabre
1868 beirotete uno Orei ertDohiene
RiMoer, elm Gobn uno 5wei GoHter,
iibsTIOben ben 9nbtHcei@taoNnen
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Ole @aibiugton @~asfOmpagnie
5hidt gegenD6rtis in Der gan3en
5taot SSsnipeftoren lumber, Die, ourA
belonoere Mb3ei9en tenntlid gemo4t,
lamtlihe @asoorri1tungen in allen
@obu- uno Establishment auf If.
rem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bin genau.
unterIuden Ionen. $50 irgeno etDns
feblerbaft gefunoen miro, mub eS an
oie &ompognie beri9tet unO uiro bon
oiefer ungeidumt beri4tigt UerOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Mu Ben @unf9 Oortiser 8etDob-
uer, aunnoI Oes SRI. Anito S9aoe,
tuuroe Die 8erbin0ungsitroBe 5iDi-
IAen @ufIio 5troBe uno Columbia
&ooo, tueI9e poroem MeBmore ctr.
bieB, our9 einer &onereBbeiAlub
bonn 4. MGra 1911 in @o6art Hlace
umgetauft. Sect baben einige bon
oenen, Die grunoldBlih ieOe Neuer-
ung befGmpfteu, ourd ben Senotor
Gmitb BON Mi9igan cine Sin Dor
Den &ongreB gebra6t, wel@e bic
MISUNDERSTANDING oes alien yeamenS
Derlangt. 9ie D-iltrittsfommiIiare
neigern iid, Oieie Bin gu befiirwor-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

@orpetten fopitGn Geemonn,
Ser felt Sabren ais Marineatta9e Der
bieligen oeuti1en 8oti6aft angebOr-
te, aber in 8Gloe nod Deuti6Iano
auriidfebren tDiro, miro 0undhit ms
Nei6smarineomt berufen weroen.
ltrlpriingliA botte Die Abii6t beitan-
BEN, BEN aapitGn iofort wieoer benz
SrontoienIt 5u5uteilen,
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
TIMER gie6beitanO.

gea6 elmer am Montae peroffent-
li9ten Sibung oes lononirti6aftli-
den Departements CAB es am 1.
Snnuor 8. S. ouf ben Sarmen unO
&ondes innerbdIb Der @ereinigten
Stooten 2OO,6O1, 900 @feroe, MailI=
there, MiIhfiibe unO onOere NinOer,
Shafe uno Gdneine urb Der @ert
Der 9iere tDuroe ouf $5,008, 149, 900
bernnih[dgt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

DuBenopete mn9ten III bic
Ter ISOLDE tpieoer @eiBbdnolerinnen,
gemperen3fiibrerinnen bon nab nno
fern, oie Bunoesbouptltnot un0 oas
aapitoI unIi9er. Y~robobition, ni9t
tDie fie i'm Bud itebt, ionOern wie lie
nod Gnli9t Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ter our9 elm neutrality-suspicious.
8erbot Der 0erienOung BON Spirttl-
oIen nod NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. our Sat
un0 our @abrbeit gema1t meroen
lonte - ons lit es, mas otele ~guten
6r1uen" MOLTEN.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

8ier5 zig ameritunerit Die fi9 in
Riinlten unO @iiieni9aften i6affeno
berporgeton bober, bat ons Rntional
SnItitlte Of Mrts ono 2etters Die I'm
iterblidfeit 8uertonnt. gs iino iebr
biele oarunter, BEL Oenen Die l1niterb-
Ii@feit iAperli9 Die nGdlte Genera
tion iiberOa1iern miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
81 10 uOIle insr nod smOI, bsirainin,
auitis fei ndrrii6 iei. bopiaialal

0as lift Der @oblipridl Der NOR.
gen AbenO i'm Arion sur @eItung
tommen iou, tpenn bort oIs 8ertre.
fer 6es Brin5en GarnepoI Obernorr
Iugiift Sdpor5 itno iei tIeiner Rai
bel Dem angefiinoiaten .bumorilti-
ihen QbenO" ibr n6rrii9es @eler
tret6sn.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
@eist On nod. emma, ipie IdlS

@eikt On nod, Gmma, ME idSn
Der Sal Der 8m. Sell 9Dge I'M po-
rigen Sabre MARI - Sn oieiem Sab
re miro er nod ffoner, iage i1 sir,
emma. &omme nllr reht tribe iiber-
morgen Mbeno nod Dem WoIoniC
3empel. Gbas. aiidIes sroBes Ia.
bleau fdn0t piiHttIiH Inn s rbr an.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Mrminius 2oee $50. 25 S. u.
81. SO. miro nGdIten Dienstag Ser
IammIung i'm Neuen Maionic Gent
bel baben CUR @raoeerteilung uno
Gntgegennabme bon Mufnabmegeiu-
den.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Ban fam fid fanm einen Be
barfssesenitanb fir bic @runereien
umS a6faa : @eidGfte benfeu, Der
uidt bel 6. SRaub, 20. 316-318,
&dte etsafe v. @. 81 baben mare.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
Grgebenit
Der Seramsseber.

OasS e r bunoesgeriht bat fi6
am Montag bis gum 10. Gebruar ber-
taet.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
stdOtii6e &eutBtetten.

sumstag, Den 8. 5sbruur 1919.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-01-05

Ready for Their Milk.

really need it, will not get sufficient
After the calves are fed their milk in
the stanchions they should have a
little dry grain and wisp Of alfalfa
or clover hay or some green food. The
stanchion can be made in sections and
set up anywhere in the barn or taken
to the field.
Wooden stanchions are easily and
cheaply. constructed, for they can be
made largely of waste lumber, says
the Farm and Home. The lumber re-
quired for ten stanchions of this kind
is as follows:
Two pieces 1x12 inches BY 10 feet
for bottom Of feed box.
Two pieces 1x12 inches by Is feet
for upright partitions.
Two pieces Ike inches by 10 feet for
front of feed box.
Five pieces Ike inches by 16 feet
for top and bottom rails.
Five pieces 1x4 inches by IA feet
full thickness for fixed uprights.
Two pieces 1x4x16 inches, Il inches
thick, for swinging uprights.
Ten pieces 1x3x10 inches for
tongues or locks.
Three posts feet long.
Three blocks 6x12 inches under feed
box.
This allows 2 feet of space OF each
calf, which can, If desired, be reduced
to ~ feet, and the lumber reduced
accordingly.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-01-05

luck with me, but I'd sooner dance.
amt hankerin' to take the money
away from you-all."
Nobody urged. They took his re-
fusal as final, and the Virgin was
pressing his arm to turn him away
in pursuit of the supper-seekers, when
he experienced change of heart. 1t
was not that he did not want to dance,
nor that he wanted to hurt her; but
that insistent pressure on his arm put
his free man-nature In revolt. The
thought In his mind was that he did
not want any woman running him.
Himself favorite with women. never
theless they did not bulk big with him.
They were toys. playthings, part Of the
relaxation from the bigger game of
life. He met women along with the
whisky and gambling, and from obser-
walton he had found that 1t was far
easier to break away from the drink
and the cards than from woman once
the man was properly entangled. He
resisted the pull on his arm by the
mere negative mass of him, and said:
II sort of feel laundering to give
you-all futter."
Tact and sympathy strove with him.
and he smiled with his eyes into the
Virgins eyes as he said:
"You-all go and get some grub. l
amt hungry. And we'll dance some
more by and by. The nights young
yet. Go It, old girl"
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had been the pioneer over the Chilcoot
and Chilcat passes. In the spring Of
1883, twelve years before, a stripping
of eighteen, he had crossed over the
Chilcoot with five comrades. In the
fall he had crossed back with one.
Four had persisted by mischance in the
bleak, uncharted vastness. And for
twelve years Elan Harnish had con-
tinued to grope for gold among the
shadows of the Circle. Heroes are
seldom given to hero-worship, but
among those of that land, young as he
was, he was accounted an elder hero.
In point of time he was before them.
In point of deed he was beyond them.
He was a striking figure Of man,
of all the men in the Tivoli. Soft
tanned moccasins of moose-hide, bead
ed in Indian designs, covered his feet
His trousers were ordinary overalls,
his coat was made from a blanket.
congratulated leather mittens. lined
with wool. hung by his side. They
were connected, in the Yukon fashion
by leather thong passed around the
neck and across the shoulders. On his
head was fur cap, the ear-naps raised
and the tying-cords dangling. His face.
lean and slightly long, with the sugyss-
ton of hollows under the cheek bones,
| seemed almost Indian. The burnt skin
ana keen dark eyes contributed to this
effect, though the bronze Of the skin
ana the eyes themselves were essen
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-01-05
KEEPING BARN YARDS CLEAN
pajryman Cannot Expect 10 ProdUeo
Good Milk When Gown Waoe
Through Mud and Filth.
nv n T. LYON.)

(By B. J. LYON)
It has always been a source OF great
wonder to me how any dairyman can
expect to produce good milk when his
cows are compelled to wade through
mud and filth in the barn yard.
Even If the barn itself is scrupu-
lously clean-which 1t cannot be II the
Yards are muddy-the odor arising
from the filthy barn yard will Offset all
the efforts made to keep the milk
clean when it comes from the cows.
There is no one solution to fit all
barn yards. Each must be treated Dy
itself and to meet the conditions ex-
listing in It. II the yard is situated on
a gentle slope. all that will be needed
is tile drainage, placed ADvdt six feee
apart Tile will keep any barn yard
perfectly dry, but If there is only an
occasional low place in the yard the
thing need not be placed SO close To-
gether.
In some yards a great deal OF
broken rock, gravel and coal cinders
are necessary to keep the ground In
good condition. II the ground is
black heavy soil it may be kept req
sonably dry by covering it with thfs9
materials. The first thing to be dNne
is to remove the top soil to depth OF
at least six inches, then cover the
ground with the largest broken rock.
This may be in pieces of from two to
five inches in diameter. Large pebbles
are excellent for this purpose as they
allow the water to drain perfectly
from the surface.
The layer of large rocks or stone
should be thoroughly tamped down
with a heavy tamping iron or rolled
with field roller.
The second layer should be little
smaller and the third very fine
crushed stone. The last layer may be
mixed with cinders which make hard
surface and If it is properly leveled
of can after time easily be scraped
with an iron or wooden hoe.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-01-05

Z The waltz In the back room being
finished. the three couples, followed
by the fiddler and the pianist and
heading for the, bar, caught Daylight'f
eye
Surge along, you-all!" he cried
Surge along and name It. This is my
night. and It amt a night that comes
frequent. Surge up. you Siwashes and
Salmon-eaters. It's my night, tell
you-all-"
"A blamed NANCY night" Charley
Bates interpolated.
You're right my SON. Burning Day
light went on, gayly. "A NANCY night.
but it's my night, you see. I'm the
NANCY old he-wolf. Listen to me
howl"
And howl he did, like lone gray
timber wolf, till the Virgin thrust her
pretty fingers in her ears and shiv-
cred. A minute later she was whiried
away in his arms to the dancing floor
where, along with three other women
ginia reel was soon In progress.
Few men knew Elan Harnish by any
other name than Burning Daylight. the
name which had been given him in the
early days in the land because of his
habit Of routing his comrades out OF
their blankets with the complaint that
daylight was burning. OF the pioneers
in that far Arctic wilderness, where
all men were pioneers, he was reck-
oned among the oldest. Men like Al
Mayo and Jack McQuestion antedated
him; but they had entered the land by
crossing the Rockies from the Hudson
Raw country IN tho cast He however