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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08
Adjustment Of the
Drill.
BY J. o. RANKIN, Editor, Uni
versity Farm, St. Paul.

II 's' - II = e + + + y - IS + = = + +
Before drilling grain or fax the
drill should Be carefully adjusted.
Why not repair and adjust the drill
and other farm machinery under shell
ter during the cold season? 1t is
true that the drill boxes usually bear
marks at which adjustment is to be
made for sowing at each of several
different rates per acre. In fact,
these marks are seldom accurate and
theey are often inaccurate enough to
m;Ns the difference between a good
stand aud a poor stand: -
In adjusting the drill you first want
to know tie distance it must be driv-
en- in a ssIraight line il order to plant
exactly an acre. This af6y 5ee 0b.
tanned by dividing the number of
square feet in ali acre (43,56O) by the
width of the strip planted each time
the drill goes across the field, in feet.
The width of the strip will be about
six inches more than the distance
fr9n one outside spout t. The other.
WneN you nave calculated the ulS-
lance which the drill travels in plant
ing an acre of ground, you divide this
by the distance around the wheel in
order to get the number of complete
revolutions which the wheel makes in
sowing an acre. When you have COM
puted this number of turns which the
wheel makes, you are ready to raise
one end of the drill and turn the
wheel as many times as it would turn
in sowing an acre. Weigh the grain
and if it amounts to more than you
wish to plant per acre, adjust the
drill accordingly and see how much
it sows after the readjustment.
After few trials it will be possible
to gauge a good drill fairly accurate
ly. Instead of turning the wheel as
many times as it would turn in plant
ing an acre each time, the work may
be lightened by turning it only one
half or one-fourth as many times. H.
b. Bonebright, agricultural engineer
of the Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton, Bozeman, Mont. recommends
this method. He found that drills
which he adjusted were from rs to
81 per cent in error.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08

lection from an ordinary case OF
CHAMBERS may reappear in the farcy
form. They are not two separate
diseases as frequently understood
Any suspected case should be exam
ined as soon as possible by compe-
tent veterinarian, for such horses are
constantly dangerous to persons who
handle them as well as to other
horses. Human CHAMBERS is very
fatal disease.-Dr. Nj. H. Reynolds,
University Farm, st. Paul.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08
+ !. 81 + +++ - I. j. + + +
Test Seed Germ.
Germ nation Test Especially
Necessary if Field Selection
and Proper Storage Were
Not Cared For.
: j. j. !. + + i. + + !. :. !. /. !. !. i. !.

+ i. + !. i. + t. 1. + /: !. !. I. = !. + =
termination test of seed corn Is
now beginning to engage the attention
of those who selected their seed in
the field and stored in warm, dry
place. 1t is even more necessary for
those who did not observe these pre-
cautions and are therefore less likely
to have seed of strong terminating
power.
A number Of the germinators on the
market do very good work, but no
special skill is required in making q
terminating box such as that shown
in the accompanying illustration, and
it will give very good results. The
main objects are to keep the corn
moist and at a reasonably even tenn
perature we'll above freezing. The
temperature of the living room is quite
satisfactory for the test. The
box should be three or four inches
deep, twenty inches wide, and thirty
inches long, inside measurements. Any
other convenient size will do almost
equally as well, although, perhaps,
will not be quite so handy in the keep
ing of records. The box should be par
TALLY filled with moist sand or saw
dust, which may have been boiled,
although this is not absolutely neces-
sary: Cover the sand or sawdust with
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08
Rye Pasture for PIGS.

Fer fall filters there Is nothing quite
equal to a patch of rye. On rye they
and their dams will be more healthy
and grewthy. In an open wintsr sF
where ground is not covered with snow
the rye field will furnish almost IDEAL
green feed for fall pigs at WEAVING
time. Where green feed II not pro.
vidsd 1t too often happens that little
or no growth IL secured On fsA DinA
IN that case the profit 10 lacking.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08
THE FARM TOILET.
Every One Who Possibly Can Should
Have One.

Have One.
A toilet room is needed for so many
reasons that every one who possibly
can should have one and it need not
be .prohibitive in price. Write to the
Extension Division, University Farm,
st. Paul, Mimi. They can send you
instructions for installing a full water
works system in small farm home.
On the subject of getting water into
the house, see Domestic Water Sup
plies for the Farm" by Myron l.. Full
Ter. This mentions many conditions
that may render water from a spring,
we'll, ETC., available at comparatively
little expense 1t is a book which
should be in all libraries frequented
by farmers.-Juniata L. Shepperd,
Domestic Science, University Farm.
st. Paul.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08

No
No
potatoes
solution
tn
An should
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08

. It's the exceptional year
. the season of adverse condi-
. tons really good farm
. ing shows itself superior to
; poor farming. Many farmer
: loses his labor by failing to do
. the right thing at the right time
; In the right way.-Kansas
; Farmer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08
FARCY OR CHAMBERS.
Any Suspected Case Should Be Elk.
amined by Veterinarian.

Horse owners should understand
that farcy is simply a special form Of
CHAMBERS; that exposure of healthy
horse to a case of farcy may result
either in the ordinary form Of CLAN
ders or in the farcy form, or that in
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08

To produce a perfect plant
there must be a perfect seed,
planted in perfectly prepared
soil and cultivated by trained
intelligence. In just so far as
there is deficiency in any one
of these particulars will the re-
suit fall short of a perfect crop.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08

Photo MINI. Agricultural College.
The above illustration is the right
half section OF termination tester
similar to the one described in this
article. This tester is made and ar
ranged well, but the kernels are not
in good order. They should be laid
with the germs, or hollow side, up
and the tips all pointing in the same
direction.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08
WATER FOR THE LAUNDRY.

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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-08

hyde and make the dipping solution
weaker.
After the potatoes have been dipped
they ought TO be cut and planted
within half day or spread out to dry.
If allowed to stand around in a wet
condition considerable injury may re-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
G1pub's 9r6ete R1eiberbanbInma

|bronf II bra9 fiir5lid Gener a1es, bas
|baIb einen eroben n1nforg o11tabn1
|un6 fait bos gauge 6abrifgeba11be in
slide Iegte. au@ bie Direetorstpob-
m1rg 1T obgebrannt. - CUR 8eit fih1<
oiren in Embingen etma IS 2eb-
rer, 6abon iinb so ebongelii9. Sim
grame1t fir ben b0beren @6uloienft
nebmen gegertpGrttg 13 &%an6t6oten,
6orunter 3 fotboltide, tbeil.
8abet.
Ser BEL &anfmor11 @ebr. 5ptBer
in Mo8ba9 tbatige &%anbllngsge-
biIfe Muguft Mt@el aus $elnnitaot
gerietb 11nter bie @d6er zines nit 40.
@entnern &ol3. bela6enen @age1rs
{eines Dienitberrn nnb tpur6e 6erart
berIett, 6ob Ser 500 o1f Ser SteDe
etntrat.
@iaf=2otbringe1.
Sn 8ran6 gerietb gu MGlbau-
fen Elm GIug5erg Ser Mbiatifgeiell-
idaft. Ser Mpparat ionte bon Dem
2oitomtomobI AM Mor6bobnbof anf
einen giienbabntpagen perlabe11 mer<
Sen. 9nbei tam iebenfanS elm DR.
better nit ei1em 2i9t in 6ie Mdbe
oes 8en3inbebdlters, io6aB bteier in
8rano gerietb, Der aud ben gifen-
babntpagen, fomie bos MutomobiI in
Mitlei6enidaft 3og. 8ei ben 2ofd>
orbeite11 aoge11 fi@ bie Mrbeiter 8.
&nmbert uno u. @unnenbmrger
i6tpere 8ron6pltr16er 311.
Deferrei6.ltnsarn.
Ser Selbitmor6 Ser fdmerer lam
DISQUALIFICATION Espionage arge>
fIagten, 0iterrei@if9en Dberits @e6I,
|gbef 6es @enerolitobes bonn 8. Str
meeforps in Sra g. n1odt -a11boltenb
IN @ten nn6 ~o16ertp6rts riefiges
Mnfieben. Mod ielten bot cine 6er-
arttge Mngelegenbeit bier 10 a16al1.
ern6 tiefgebenoe @rreg1ng berborge-
r11fen. Dem @ernebnner1 nod bat
aud &aiier Sron3 Soiepb ietner gnn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
einft0diqe &6ufer, bic bon @drten

e%init0dige &dufer, bte bon @arten
umgeben iinb. sic tper6en gu einem
btnigen 8reiie an &anomerfer, Be-
ante un6 Mrbeiter bermitbet. - Die
Observation-Disclosures bon
mmIbeim (Rbein) befdlob, aus
MnIab oes Observation-Disclosures oes
&oiiers, Ben Gonbs Ser &atfer Mi1<
belm,Stiftung CUR 8efdmpf,tng Der
Guberf11loie nm 10000 Morf gu er-
b0ben. = Ser % Sabre ate Go@<
bedergeiede &obemeier ftiir5te bon Der
@er3 Sefn-&irde in . berbanen
ab. Ct mar fofort to6t. = Cine gro<
BE rationale &11n6geb,1rg, an Ser ftd
etma 10000 8erione1 betbeiligten,
1T om Sonntag, Ben 25. Mai, IN
So1ingen bon idmmtliden Drift
lid<notionalen Mrbetterpereinen nnb
@emerfIdoften 6es 8ergiiben 2anoes
in Surg an Ser @upper beronitaltet
tporoen. Mls Steiner traten II. a.
ouf Direftor 8aitor 5ubrmann (@o-
o%esberg); 8aitor @erbef (@lberfel6),
@eneraliefretar Stegerma16 (&0lD
uno abe. @iesberts }.-@laoba6.)
-Die Observation-Disclosures
Dmffe16orfsJ bat iid iIngft
qrun6IGtIi9 nit Der @rri6tung elmer
internationnlen b0beren &otelfa@<
fduIe in DufeIborf einberitanoen er-
TART. Sic Stoot berpflidtet itd CUR
@rrihtunq zines 59nlgeba11oes, bei<
fen Soften auf 100000 Biz 100000
Marf peroni@Iagt iino. Ser1er
trdqt sic @toot Die gefammten So.
item bes @duIbetriebes nnter Der
goransfetung, BOB Der Snternatto11a-
lie &otelbeiiberperetn einen iabrli@et
8ufdub bon n1inbeitens 10000 M.
Ietitet u16 6aB nu@ Ser Stoat Die
Mnitalt 6nr9 einen a11gemei1ere11
Sabresnbeitrag 1rterfHibt. Sn Dem
@dnlgeb1u6e fo1en ale @inrt4turt-
gen eines npobernen &~otelbetrtebes
porgefeber tperber. Sn 8%erbtnbn1g
nit Ser @9ule ion meiter Elm Nfa1>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

iteieen io0te, glitt er aus, gertetb
unter ben 3ug u1t6 mrr6e iberfabren.
Der @0rper mur6e grdbli@ berfhim,
melt uno ser 500 trat a11r @teue Elm.
Ser @in3er S1mit aus IS or.
m eIotngen p1troe bon ieinem
Ma@barn 8.sS9. nit elmer 8ei11-
beresi6ere mibbanoelt un6 iit feinen
8erlebungen erlegen. Dfe 8erlebur-
gen an &opf uno @tirne batter ST.
ter ge5ogen un6 eine 8Intpergiftnng
peruriadt. Ser Gbdter entflob nod
@amm BEL 211remburg 81 einem Be=
fannter, mo- ct berbaftet tpor6en lit.
S@meia.
Die 20ti9bergtnnnelbobn bos
neueite nn6 pt6tt9ite 8inoegIieo i'm
8erfebr 5tpiiben 8 e m nno BoriS,
3pif@en Dem i6mei3eriiden nn6 Dem
fron56fiiden @olfe, lit omtlid) croft
net moroen. Ser gldn3enoe grfolg
Ser Sngenieurfunit, Der a%ueroingS
nit rieiigen 9pfern an @eIb unb
a11d an Menfdenleben erfouft mor6,
ipurbe in feitlider @eiie begangen.-
Dos Mitglieo oes 8unoesrotbs, Souls
&errier, lift an elmer 211ngenent8in-
bung %geitorben. Or geb0rte Dem
8un6esrotbe felt Mdr3 1912 olS gor=
iteber bes 2epartements beS Snnern
an. = $500 Hilger aus 8iiri6
iin6 am Bringftmontag nod giniie-
oeln ge%maQfabrtet. Seit 800 Sab-
rem maren bas erfte mol mie6er fa=
tbolif9e Sto6tratbe babel. Der ST.
Decan @rior) bes &Ioiters beeriib=
tie iie nit elmer Nriprade. Serr So
ter @omualb 8on5 preoiete unb gum
@bi6ieo Serr Bater @pongeliit 8en-
ginger, Elm geborener @in1iebler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
feum fir Dos &ptelbeberbergungs-
ur6 @rquidunestpefen %gegriinoet
mer1en.

fe11m 1uf 0Qs 9D1elDeDerDerguH9Sz
nn6 grquidungstpefen %gegriinoet
meroen.
Dlbenbaar8.
Mns berfdie6enen 0rten Oft
IS nnb. oes @mslanbes
mir6 6os Mnftreten zines @etrei6e<
i9dbling8, 6e8 fogen. v&mel," ge-
meloet. Sc finb bereits ga1rse @og-
genfeloer bur9 Sen Burm bernidtet
morben. Die @%etrei6ebalme per6en
an Ser 8a1rael obgefreiien unb geben
oann elm. Mon lit ii9 iiber Die Ser
funft 6es 8nrmes nod ni6t i'm fla<
rem rimmt aber an, bob bas l1f-
treten m1f Sen gelin6en Mtnter 51-
riidanfiibren 1T.
8a1ern.
Sic so un9ener &%onitantinfet=
er CUR grinnerung an oie 6reigabe
Der driitli9en &eligionsibung I'M
Sabre 313, bic am Dreifalttgtetts<
lonntog begangen mur6e, geitaltete
fib gu elmer madtpollen, impoiam
ten &%ur1bgeb11ng Ser Min6ener to-
tboIiiden 8eb0lferung. - Inter ent<
ipre9enoer Geierlidfeit lit bier Die
Snternationale &11nitousftennng I'M
@laspalait er6ffnet porber. - Mt
Sonoer5ug famen am 81. Mai Die
MitgIieber 6es 6euti6en &eiie6ors
bon MiItpomfee-etpo 200 Berionen
NIT ibren Da1ner in g Timber 9
an. Mo9 elmer fur3en 8egriibungs-
refer in Ser gabnbofsbale 5ogen bic
Sanger in sic Sto6t, tpo iie Quar-.
tier 11abmen. - SSn Der Mafdine1fa-
BRIT Mugsburem adte ft9 iingit
Der 15idbrige SdIaiierlebrltng @rob.
miller an einem eleftriiden Mpparm
at i9affen unb beriibrte 6enfelben 70
angludli9, BOB er erft nod @usi@al-
tung 6es StromeS toot bon benz Zip.
parot entfernt merben fonnte.
@nrtteutbnrg.
sssn elmer 3nderfabrif at Sell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

an Ben rnterletb getroffen gu mer6en,
in Solge 6eiien iie i1,nere 8erlebungen
erlitt. Cine in Ser &linif ouf Dem
5iidmarft bor9enommene Operation
fonnte ibr ni9t belfen; Die Mrme
itarb an innerer 8erblutung. = Die
Springpro5eiiion, ienes erbebenbe
grbitiid 6es glaubieen Mittelalters,
6as oie g ibidtsforider BON ben
@eiBlerfabrten berleiten, fan6 in alt-
bergebrabter @eiie in 6 bterno6
10. itatt. 5000 Bis 10000
Springer aus ser Saar-, @ifel n11b
Mrbennengegen6, gefiibrt bon ettpa 60
@eiitliden, bepe9ten li6 DOM ien1eiti-
gen preubiiden 1fer Ser Sa11er inn
biipfenoen 9reiiprung (3mei S6rit-
te bormarts un6 einen g6ritt i6rag
5llriid) nod oen &ldngen ser uralten
5prunemelo6ie nod Ser 8oiilifa
gum @rabe oes Srieienopoitels st.
@iuibror6 bierielbit. Cine nod piel
groBere 3abl fremoer 3nidaaer be-
oba6tete an BEN Straben in angemei=
iener &altung bas @in= nn6 &er=mo=
gen Ser 5prineerreiben, 6aS Ser Mus~
6rud erniten 8ubgeiites in @erbin6-
11ng NIT Ser 6%reu6igfeit 6es firdli-
den 2ebens lit. Ser 1876 Sdritt lam
ge 8ro5eiiionsmeg tp11roe in 2:1a
Stunoen 5urndgeleet. @u@ 6ie @rob=
.ber5ogin Moria M6elbei6, 6ie NIT
5mei ibrer Sdmeitern BON 2urem-
burg eintrof nno I'M @ranb Sotel
abftieg, nabm 6ie Bro5eiiion in ibrem
ga1r5en &erlauf in Mueenihein. =
Ser Is Sabre alte le6iee 8remfer
Merr Ser 8rin3 9einrid=@iien=
babn aus Gid a. 8. MI5 lit perl1n=
gliidt. Mls er einen @iiter5ng be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

porung in erregteiter @eiie 9usorud
gegeben. @ie Der @eneralabiutant
mittbeilt, pnroe Ser Monar1, als ct
bon Dem 8errdtber in ieinem Gene
ralitab erf1,br, tobtenbleid. Ser SO.
irtant iagte, er babe ben &iaier nod
ME 10 erregt nn6 5uglei@ ~nieoerge-
|i6lagen 9eieben. Gin borldnfig 11n<
beitGtigtes @erii9t min miiien, Ser
@eneralitabs6ef 8rbr. Conrad bon
&obenoorf babe Dem &atier feline De-
miiiion anseboten, Der Monar6 Die
@enebmigung aber abgelebnt. - SSn
Ser Der Srrenanitalt 4narto in Sc
nua ,purbe Ser @iener Sinan5=
fommiiiar @ilbelm @rimlts Sitter
bon @rimberg, mel6er ieinen bort in
ternirten mabniinnigen 8ru6er Nn<
ton beindte, bon 6ieiem eridoiien.
@r tpollte bie neberfubrung ieines
8rnoerS nod 8ten peranla1ien. 8ei<
De limo 50bne oes p%en1ionirten 9of<
rotbes uno ebemaligen Staatsanpalts
Mnton bon @rimburg. - @us Mn-
lab Ser glidliden &ollenoung bes
6ur6 bie Groceperlegung Ser &rl<
bergbabn bel 2an6ed %notbtpen6ig
g%etpor6enen 1862 Meter Iangen
Moltertobel<GnnneIs fan6 nnter
Sbeilnabme Ser Spiben Ser 8eborben
nno ionitiger officiener 8eri0nli6fet=
ten Der feierli6e Durdi6lag Ser Ieb-
ten trennen6en @an6 itatt. Sin bie
feierli6e 9a1rdidlagung idloB fi9
I'M Boitbote1 Miller in 2anbed Elm
5e1tbanfett.
2%ugen1b1r9.
6rau &ieffer, geb. BommereIe,
aus 2uremburg, batte iiingit 6os Tn
glid, bon einem Stiid &oI5 tpudtig
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
8MrHeu1bmr

Sn elmer 8nderfabrif gu Set.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05

NEARS MS END

New York. Juno s.-Word come
from Dsnucmora prison that William
Dunn. artist by temperament. burg.
lar. aud hishwaymnn because. as he
said. he could not control his i'm
pui.cs toward crime. Ia dying there
Of tuberculosis. As'is common with
sufferers from that disease. his mind
at every rally builds castles for the
future. ali bascd on an honest life.
but Dr. Ransom. the hospital physi-
elan. says the last stage has been
reached and that he may die any
nay.
Mny families In the upper part Of
the city have on their walls example,
Of Dunn's art. Although uninstruct-
cd In any school. he had the knack
Of reproducing familiar objects In
faithful likeness. and his pencil and
brush earned him an easy living
when he chose TO employ them. He
would paint roscs. looking A. II fresh
picked. on . common thin. wood hol-
der. the kind on which butter Is
iraycd. and they were eagerly
bought. Whenever he tried more
lasting work purchasers seemed al
most equally eager to buy at better
prices. Tie never lacked a market
when he wanted II. but he has spent
81 Of his 20 ycsrs In prison. due to
his inability to resist the lure Of
crime.
In prison his work has been a.
prolific a. circumstances would per-
init. The keepers have let him keep
pencils In his cell and sometimes
colors. There was no market there
and when nc made his sketcehs he
gave them freely to other prisoners.
One of them picture In colors of
the Virgin, was retained by the war
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05
REQ SOX
LEADING BATTER
OF THE CITY
LEAGUE Il.

Tho official batting averages Of 81
players OF the Trinidad City league
arc herewith published. All the
games played from the opening day.
April 90. up to and Including the
games OF last Sunday. June l. arc fig
ured In the averages. only one game
being omItteti-the protested game
between the Brewers and the Red
sox of May is which was ordered
played over again. The individual
performances OF the players In this
game do not figure In the records.
caskey OF the Red Sox leads the
league. Benny Chavez and Gandil
of the Butchers. whose names appear
head of him. have played only one
game and probably Will not play
again. At the end Of the season on
iy those averages will be considered
where the players have played In not
less than nine games. Tho entire
list contains the names of several
players who have played hut one or
two games. When the next list Il
published those players who have
dropped out of the league will not
appear.
II will be remembered that num-
her of players have played with more
than one team since the season op-
cncd. and every game counts. though
their names appear with the team 10
which they rixhifully belong.
The official scorer had carefully
checked and rcchcckcd the score book
and h. believes that every player has
been given full credit for his batting
performances OF the season. II any
mistake. are there they are not In.
t-ntionai aud will be- corrected II the
player can show the error.
or the regular players Of the city
league the first ten batsmcn arc
caskcy. Hauria. u. Wilson,. Neal.
Curtis. Manskcr. Martin. Cochran.
ki.Sehn.r. bradley.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05

chrou,cie-New. soc = .osss.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05

American League.
Al wa,hin. .;ton-- Il. II. y.
81. Louis -. 80.
WaAhingfon -. -. 10 !
Batteries: Wciln,1n. Stone and AH-
new: Envci aud Henry.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05
INDICATED.

III I get hold OF iitnks i'ii thrash
him so that his mother would mt
recognize him"
What's the maiiCr-'
Hes been sisnd-rinx mc. Tic says
thNi I beat him out Of 3: In a poker
.laMc.''
No, AT all. I heard tho remark
myself
"w'ha, did he say
lie said that you beat him out oi
$500" In u wheat deal
oh. well then. suppose Il 10 all
right. I hardly thought he was tho
kind of man TO 40 around telling
stories that reflected on my charac.
ter. Life.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05

batteries: Tuckcy and Baker: e.
lis and Castle.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05
hePierceLumbel
and Manufacturing Co. -
Everything in Building Material
Mil and Job Work . Specially

chiidrcn that are affected hy
worms are pale and s,ekiy and liable
to contract somr fatal disease.
WHITES CREAM vENMifrGE ra-
rc,s worms promptly aud puts ths
child ON the road To health. Price
:sc per bottle. Sold by iiAusman
Drug TO.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05
THE AFTEENATH.

Cynthia-Iiily. wish to share
all OF your troubles with you.
Billy have no troubles. dearest
cynthia. Oh. I mean when we ard
marricd.-WOman's Home Compan-
ion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05

American Association.
Al Indianapolis: indianapolis 4:
Columbus ;.
Al Minneapolis: Minneapolis $
Kansas City 4.
AZ st. Paul: st. Paul .: milwaukee
Is.
Al Toledo: Toledo 1: Louisville .
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05
COMPULSORY

You seek to walk the straight
and narrow Way" said the earnest
friend.
"Of course" replied Miss Cayenne
'you have to walk that way In these
tube skirts. ts.'-Wnshin4ton Star.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05

vtAttrtIss: tTInndtnR nNd ONriI. !.
Ford. warhop. Mcconnell. Clark aud
Sweeney.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-05

Printing that plcases-thc kind
supplied customers Of The Chronicle.
News.