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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23

Der gsrpaItunssro.b bes Steusrs
5obIsrpsrsinz bat in feiner ssftrigeu
Sisuns gsidlIHe ansenommen. nos
rim bos gprgsben bes SesretGrs 2uis
betreffs Der 3insfubs sAngelegsnbsit os,
uniperiitdtsbonos D0llig glissbeibtr
une ber 5dbis.sit 1uie's oas bOhft'
GObseusnib ousstiteut iDirb.
Golstnbs nsue Witslieoer ipurber
aufssnommen:
aebenslGnslihe MiteIieber: O. y
GrOesbsd, 2Ouis GbrsOtt, Mbite Gta'
2aunprp Co., aelonb y. Banning
7beobor. MOblmonn. u. O. 4Ofinger
Reculars Mitglieber: Carl o. Qrip,
penborf, 3. W. Oolbrdttb IT,, Gmi
Heubohsr, Daniel lhurenre. senHii
q. Ruipe, eugene 3neelter, Grau 9
sSentins, 3. aoIer, Amelio 8. Gnmiot
1be Greibsrs aumber Go. NiDerio'
9ailorins Co., Musuit gmis. 1b
gIObe 9aiIOrins Co.. 1be Noore Di
Co., u. 8. pugb H., 8. u. Gtinsbei'
mer. sbe 9udepe Wlarbie 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23
QofQl !. Geridt.
Der granSitiftuus bei6nlbist.

Maior 5. 8. Sprate, BON Der 6eilss
Qrmse, erfpirtie s.ftern I'm Wunisipalr
9eriht einen 5ofabefsbl sesen os',
Barber unb 3irtusreiier 5reo. Mens
ers, A Sabre ult, aus qbOenir, ariS..
tpegen granbftiftuns. Wspers nuros
in Der Naht. in pelfer bas Gsue- in
Dem 5eim Der 5silssQrmee, an Der
Jreeman 4Denis, ausbrah, ols pe-s
mutbliher 8ranoitifter in 6oft ges
nommen. 8ei benz Branbs famem,
1pie beiannt, 5 perionen ums 2eten.
Der 9eidulbigte seftano seitern sin.
bab er Drobungen geseH bic 2eitung
Der 0eilsnrmee nusgeitoben bdse. Den
Werbdhfisen ipuroe niht erlaubt. feins
momentan< Grtibeit segtn Hiirsihofi
su gspiHnela une sugIbe tn iurseu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23

2is6t, 6eot uno poper Comp. be-
! leuhtet. gr frirb am Wittpch Mbeno
beleuhtet unb tommt Elm muiitaliftRS
prosramm CUR Dur6fibruns.
- SIM Ja[e BON 90. s. Door 5ese..
S. u. J. Smitb unb 9lnoere, puroe
| i'm gircuiteerihte Elm nrtbeil cuI
$3.50 nsbft 3infen bonn 10. Suli 1909
ubseseben. = Sm Sale pon anna VI.
Gunan seeen Sobn Bell erbdIt bic
9lGgerin ein urtbeiI fir $125 nehit
3inIen bonn l. Mdr3 1913 unb pnroe
Elm 9ertdufsbefebI erlaFen.
Sm Gircuit9eri5t purbe i'm
Sale Der Peoples gaut uno Sruit 50.
gegen Sobn 6. 9roese elm llrtfeii fiir
$12,812.45 nebft 3tnien pom 3. Mtai
1913 unb $3.50 fir Steueru abe.ss=
ben unb Elm 0ertaufsbefebI erlaiien.
Solgenoe srbieItsn Gbei6eiouns
gen BON Ridter Sarbeion beipilIiel:
glias SO. Mars BON Belle Uldrb;
2pttie Shaefer bon Gilbert Shaeier
uno SO pro Mtpnat llnterbaltrngs
selb uno bas Reht ihren WGo4ennar
men GrnIt fiibren gu oiirfen; Sarut
8ugan bon Wm. 8ugan jr. uno Die
Iufii6t iiber ibre 2 ainoer; sSoa ..
gioblston BON S. 6. RtooIeton.
- SdoBmeiiter golpiIle Der Sarta
Claus ITpciatipu, bat betannt le9es
ben, oaB bis jsBt $1100 in 9aar fir
Die WsibnohtsbeI Ideerung Der @rmen
einselaufsn iinb.
- Sn Der ssitrisen Staotrathsz
iiBuns hrihtete Stabt Solicitor z.
9latIep, Dap oas NppelationsgeriAt
entifIeben babe, 6ab Die Stuot Gooz
inston nibt gespunsen fperoen Tam,
eie Genton Water gpmpanp Qnlage
aEautaufen uno oab Iie oos Reht
hobe, ibre sioene Seitung gu legen.
Staot Collector 9l1tlep eriudte
ren Stabtratb, iofort nit bem Seaen
Der Robren naa Suo Goptngton 81!
beginner unb bic speite 2eitung Dpn
Sen gocinatoner Reierpoirs ber3uitcl;
len, au pel6em 3psd Die gurgcr fur
cine 100000 Sonoaussabe ittmnten.
@uf 9lntrag oes WitgIieoes Sol.
9reBmann purbe bas 0eiuh ent9ez
cenaenpmmen unb beI6loHen, IoTott
nit ben Irbeiten 3u Beginner.
- Charles 8aoeu, 6 Sabre aft.
SO. 1907 9erman StroBe pobnbdft,
perbriibte iih eeitern nit tphenoem
DafTsr. Der aeiieI mar ieiuer 5dno
sntI6Iiipft. Or. aebm IeiItete thnl
bic nOtbiae SiIfe.
- Sliper Steoens, 80 Sabre al.
ron Salmput6, &p., fisI, pdbreno sr
nit ssreunoen on Der 7. uno Wtaorion
Strobe iprdt, pon Shpinosl befallen
gu Yooen uno srlttt 9erIeBungen GIN
Sppfe. Gr tpuroe i'm Poli3ei Quto
nah osm Ct. GIiiabetb SoipttaI g..
brdht, lpoieIbIt iein 3uitanb uls niht
oefdhrlih ertdnnt puroe.
- Waroarstpe Sramer, as SABRE
cIt, Satin oss oSobn aramer, per-
I6iso in ibrer Wobuuns an Der Wluz
biIon Bite naa lduaerenl 2eioen. Sic
birtsrldBt ben Gatten uno me6re.e
&inbsr. Das QeihsnbeadngniB finoet
luoroen oon Der 81, arsu3 Stride aug
itatt.
- Oas 2eie6nbeadnenib oss plDbs
LID psritorbsnen SobH R. Gppotn
finbet bsuts Ra6mittas um 2 llhr
rom gruerbduie, %. uno Rogers
4r., Siio Goptuaton, aus itatt. Rsp.
Maorunsr bon Der Sriuitp Stride
pirb bic Qeiheufeier lsiten. Seine
Srpet S0hns unb Shrpisssri0bns iiuo
bic 2sihentrd9er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23

- Die uniieb automobiIs glsnrina
6ouis 60. fudt. eeiisru ourh lhren
prdHosnitn 5bomas u. Reilln i'm
8unbess.ridt nm Derhdnsuns bes
ganisrottperfabrsns mad. Die 8ers
binolihleiten tperoen auf 1866 uno
bic a,tipo auf $2053 anseseben.
- Die Maifs nebf' Grunbsissnibiim
Der banteroiten Central mig. Co..
neutrality-suspicious. Su eodlano,
ipurbe geiiern burh 1kcoore Maper
e Bro. m.iiibisienh pertnuft. 3u Der
WoIIe gsb0ren "a 4der ganb. W. o.
6untinsfon pom Buffolc ipar NIT
$ll6,2 200 Der erfoIsreide 4istsr iiir bic
@einmmimohe.
- pbilO O. 9urnbam tpurb. ssiisru
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23

her aendnnten 8eiellfhdft periab,
ipurbe er aus iraenb einsm @runbt
aeaen bic WGnbe Der Vonsgar ae-
| tihleubert uno perlebt.
| - GbeIdeine. 6. M. Winis BON
Srcmont, gteb.. unb 9irainia R. Wil-
liams bon Mentor. GD. - W. 8.
ssohnipn uno Waraarethe ssrcmholb,
beibe bon Qaprencebur1. sSHo. -
gliff. Smith uno U2arn aarl, bsioe
ppn Cincinnati. Sobn Wlaluptu
BON Wkeline, W. @a.. uno Seona
Wslh BON anorpiue, Senn. - sSohn
pcrtins uno Ollie Siutboru BON Gins
einnati. 6arrn e. Sames uno
Marn M. 0imler. beioe BON Glneln'
natl.
- GliIabetb martin pertlaate Wil.
liam Martin auf Sheiouna ouf
@runo bon Wibhanbluna. Sic per.
lanat audi bic Sbbut iiber ibre Stpet
Einoer. - Bertha Relion min bon
q. 8. Relfon auf 8ruuo BON gerlais
Iens aeihieben tperber. Das Ydar
ebeli6te i'm Tlai 1905 uno perlanot
tie audi Die Sbhltt iibsr ihr &ino.
- Sn elmer Sibung Der apmmtis
fare Der Staotperpaltung erbie!t bic
Campbell Greet Goal gp. ben Hcntratt
| fir bic 2isfsruug Der aoblsn fir bic
itGotifhen 9sbGube unp hinterlegts
oielelbs bic giirsihaft, bic angenoms
men ipuroe. Der geriht oes Gpmmi's
fGrs Der DfFsntIideu arbeitsn tpnros
perleIen uno aneenommen. Die Der
beFeruneen an Der Yort Strabe, 3fpts
| ihen Der 8. unb 8. Strabe, puroen
| outeebeiben uno cine Srbinan5 pafirt,
bic cine SpsSialfteuer fir bic 3dblunJ
Der Soften porihrei5t. - Sl407.9l
ipurosn fir 3ahIuns bon Rsdnungsn
| fir bas 8aiieriperts 0spartement
erlaubt, ebeufo peitere $745.37. Dem
Shutrotb purosn S 71615.62 tikrs
tpieien. Der apmmiiidr Der 5indns
sen elmer bsrihtet, oab sr $522o
gonos uno Coupons tanSsIlirte. -
$9337.57 fir laufsnoe Gussaber
tpuroen our 3abIune angepieIen.
| QnpoIt 5ront gsitpb. Der juri'
itiI6e @dtbssbsr Der Sdul aommiIs
| liou, rei6te in Der apmmihdr Siss
ung Der MunioipuI 9srtpaItung Gin
Sdreiben Elm, iaseno, oab Die Staot
angeblit bsm S6uIratb S25,770.39
| fir bic Sabre 1908 incl. 1912 ihulos.
Cine alage pirb in einigeH
5o9en I'M Girtuitseridte sin3ercit:,
um feitsuitsuen. Ob bic Stant Die
Summe 3ablsn mub.
- Gin eemeinsr Wenia mari ber,
siftstss 5uttsr in ben Sta!l oss Ct.
Soispbs Daiisubauies in GoIo
Sprinss unb persnbstsn ssitsrn Iisbea
Shpeins. 3rei amber. 2biere, tie
BON Dem Jutter frobsn, tperosu aHs
idetneuo nod pereuben.
C. II. 8. 9etsttips iinb nit osr
llntsriuhuna bsf6dftiat. bic Ramsn
elmer an3abI balbtpiidiigsr anabsn
ausfinbie gu ma6sn, Die bic 3usbes
bienfteten in Retpport, gs.Ispus une
Oapton belditia.n.
- Su Der Siyune Der Stdbtsaoms
miTdrs rsidjts ssitern Radmittos
aommiFdr Gimsr cine ReIoIution Elm,
bsmgemdb asnoerung.H in ben o.rs
idtebsnen Departments benz R1t5e
iiberlaTen tperbeu foil. anftait oem
aommifdr oss bstrsfieuosu 0sparise
msnts. Die anaslsgsnRit pusos auf
sine Wo6s Dsrfhoben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23

Snterpallen bon Der pDli3ei unb ben:
Coroner einem areujntrb0r urttrs
iporfen. Mepsr sseftonb fpGter Gin,
Oab er erft iiiralid einen 4jdhristn
1srmin ipegen Ginbruhss Diebftobls
in philadelphia beenoet bat, unt
ebenfalls ipeeen Giebfdhls 8 Wcuats
i'm 3udtbaus 5u Rep yDrt stfeFsn
bate. Die Wetpeiis. ntlde bic ppli;si
eesen Wepers In 9esus ouf bic DraHbs
itiftuns bat, fino nur umitanbs Be
tpeiie. UsaiOr @prate aab ben DerInIt
Der 6sils Nrmee ourh 3eritOruns
oes Gsb1uoes dnf $50. 900 on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23
cseaer i'm Vetbesoa Soipital.

I'll Dem Reuen Bethesda Soipital
an Der sleloina Roao nno Gaf CTR,
entitanb in Der SiidJe, iueld,e fif inl
oberiien StodlperIe befinoet, olrdl
aurgifInb ein ,scuer, iueldes elmer
Sd,nocn BON $50 dnriftete. Tie
Vatienien lpnrben bon ben Stiuc.
iiern bernbiat ilnb bate Die Geiier.
pebr meuia Riibe Den inibeoelitenoen
grano 5u loff)er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23
gei b,m If.uer. tpeIfes in

Bel Dem Jeuer. ipel6es in Der
Wloniae Rot,t an Der Meii 8. Strab.
ousbrah. srtonnt, Geo. Snriori Don
Ro. 2513 gaIpiu place sinsn Wann,
bon iptlhem CT Dor sinieen lassn on
DER s. uno Sobn Strabs bsrnubt inors
Zen iIi. Sn alIer StiIle benohridiiste
Sartori bic iich In Der Rdbe befinblis
den polisii.sn. ipelde ben geroddtis
gen in Daft nabmsn. auf Der poli5eis
iiation CAB Der 0erbddiise ieinsn Qas
men ola Jobn Shuls. q Sabre alt,
BON SO. 1924 Race S!robs, an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23

Sobn unb 5ranees Rklas. 30lf
iJairFislo apsnue; 3pillinee. Waehen
5enrp uno Jrieba 5ohiirdHsr
Monhsitsr uno Wobatpi Sirobe
W1bden.
Sobn uno Worp Shmibi. AS
Ripole Tpan; 9nabe.
Ratbon uno Reinetfe Sirihberg
1941 Jairfar apenue; Widbhen.
Bernard uno Barn Wsper, 26ll
Worfap 4psnus; anabe.
ghooor unb adfberins Stol5e
1912 gubo Srnbe; anobe.
Geraro uno faroline Roper, 282:
4fioria apsHus: Hnobe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23

pom gunbesesrih. als ate.iper fir
ben gigorrsnbdnnlsr RotrIann w.
Wlsp.rs, Snbabsr Der .arcdon emo
tern" su Tnnion, g.. ernanni nno
feline giirsitait auf 5000 feiiss'ssi.
Wsspers fon DECENTRALIZATION in Dob.
BON $4,000 baben, btnen nur S476O
Gttipa gsssniibsriishen IclItn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23

Jrnu George 8ernbdrbt erin6te ges
fern bic pDlisei, ibr bel Der Anffins
6ung ibrss % sabre GIten WanreS.
utIder felt benz IS. De3ember aus bsr
semtinf9 9aftliden Mobniine, 70. 1892
0eit Gtrube Deri&nunbsn II. bsbafs
Ii4 ln fsin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23

Sraueu.geraH Der On. 1ret. CT. JsbaHass
WrmsiHet.
lie 0sitalieber OeS fsraufn, Sersins Der Ct
Qrot CT 3obanuesssemeiHb Batter auopp)
fino biermit erfudi Fith gitipet, ben "a 1e
seH,ber 9lacuitiaQS um balb ubr. i'm conn
nen Ehfpeiier BiIbelmiRa Aield bic Ievte gore
3u erfpetien.
aatbr. g2agenfeIb. Brat.
Qiru o. ri IN Ee!E III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-23

lin sias erfsfinHa In sinsm Ias ~ teifsu
eehraHte man anraitee Hrems CHt.
ntne 1ab.eiS 9gogbeiss crfiatiea has dsfn
snTa6 lugnn biefelbsu ui1f hcilrr a. ~
gropts Gsannfug III aus ssssr gdc6teL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
INTERESTING DAY
At BABY SHOW

Forty babies were presented to the com
nittee In charge OF the Baby Welfare
Contest at the Industrial Exposition yes
terday Each mother claimed the best
baby. and as rule the fathers stood in
the near background quite prepared &c
defend the title. ~. a. ,.s. 4. ts,..
Drs. SHIPPER Griebenow, Sweet and
Fleming and valiant service, examining
the dauntless little candidates many OF
whom assumed ludicously grim and
stole attitude, as II going blindfolded in
to battle. There was, however, not the
least discord or uproar and the sunny
little creatures were beauties to look up
on. .... E...
The physicians were assisted by nurses
Anderson. Herman and Frank Ilauser
Entries will close today at O'Clock and
tomorrow at o'clock. Babies came from
many milestone from Rlchardton, one
from Jamestown, another from Dickjn-
son, etc.
The apartments where they are receiv-
ed are most attractive and with their up
to.the- minute appliances, white screens
and uniformed attendants, Illustrate the
immaculatenesS of the modern dspen-
sary. Mrs. Quain ana Mrs. Stevens spent
an active day, and though weary when
night came expressed satisfaction in the
results Of the contest SO far, and no lit
tie pride In the real North Dakota pro-
duct f., -. '' .I~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
BUFFALO BILL Will
fight again BATTLE
. OF WOUNDED knee

Valentine, Neb, Oct. S.-Judge
James w. Witten who will superin;
tend the abandoned Fort Nobrara
military reservation lands opening
which begins at. Valentine, oct. 10.
and closes Oct. rs, and Colonel w. F..
Cody, the celebrated Wild West scout,
spent a pleasant day together yester-
day relating ludicrous anecdotes and
eventful movements of their lives:
The latter, better known IS Buffalo
Bill, has arranged - reproduce in mo-
ton pictures a: number of the more
important battles between the Federal
troops and the Indians throughout the
west, and for@that purpose he arrived
at the Pine. Ridge agency yesterday.
On the battle field OF Wounded
Knee will be staged the moving pic
ture. Practically all 0r the army
officers now living who. participated
in these battles will take part in their
reproduction before the camera.
General Baldwin, Major Burke, Col.
Mike Russell and a number Of others
accompanied Col. Cody to the Pine
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
submitted to the women's clubs with
request for an expression. E
Be IN FARGO TUESDAY.

b IN LARGO TUESDAY,.
The chairman OF the press commit
tee OF the N. D. F. W. G. is in receipt
of the following important announce.
ment from Mrs. II. A. Presler, cor.
responding secretary:
At the last annual meeting of the
North Dakota ederation of Women's
clubs, held in Grand Forks last Oc-
tOber, it was decided that this organ
ization should incorporate. A commit
tee on incorporation was appointed,
consisting of Mrs. n. C. Young, Mrs.
W. s. Lauder, and Mrs. E. B. Goss.
Since sending the call f orthe an.
nual meeting to be held In Fargo
October 1g. Is and II, this committee
has made Its report to the executive
committee, and informs us that in or
der to make our constitution and by
laws conform with the requirements
of the North Dakota statutes, many
changes will have to be made.
Your clubis, therefore, hereby mott.
fed that q revision Of the entire con.
sttution and bylaws will be consider
cd at the Fargo, meeting.
We trust ere this that your club
has elected it's delegates and that their
names have been sent to Mrs Pol
lock of Fargo. Please ask your dele
gates to be in Fargo Tuesday, If pos
sible, as the first NEE ting will be held
promptly at nine O'Clock Wednesday,
AMI we very much desire that every
delegate should be in her place at
this first meeting. &-5 s.y.-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
-70T---N ~ Fl-ITaI rs n = N-.-S ~ n
SHOCKED THE DoMlNlES.

New York Herald: ]. a very innocent
ciga .ette,, until lighted, caused no end
Of excitement in the Gotham Hotel one
day last week. For u year walters In all
tile leading hotels have been instructed
not to look If they saw a woman smoking.
unless she made herself conspicuous and
q nuisance, by so doing. But the clergy :
men attending a, convention IN this city
did not know it, and they saw, and their
families saw. Oh. shocking! Right IN the
Gotham, too, where all Is quiet and well
behaved. Tie crergymen had selected chat
hctel because: it does not have g par
room. So they felt secure, until. a
y Jung woman in Z gown cut lows 81. than
anything they had ever seen before was
dining with friends, and she pulled tho
cigarette as unconcerned as though SHE
we're drinking glass Of water, They al
rot register a complaint, but confessed
t. friends they were shocked. Especially
the cnes from North and South Carolina.
VIII, thought they knew all about good
s9::"ty, which was ve'y { fferent at hom,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION Open

New York, Oct. S.-With most impress
sive ceremonies the forty-thrd triennial
convention o ftle Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the United States was formal
" opened today Within the walls Of
the Cathedral Of st. John the Divine, sit
uated on the heights from which Wash
ington and his generals watched the
movements OF ,1the British occupants Of
New York during the dark days Of the
American revolution, were assembled the
greatest minds II q; the clergy and iaity of
the Episcopsl eshinat III. The- .bish-
ops, Of fathers u tie church, werss there
in greater number sthax al anysprevious
council. The clergy were represented by
theologians 0f en,insnce and orators. OF
renown, the laity by financiers whose In
huenee is International, lawyers than
whom there are none more able and men
Of other professions who have reached
the top round Of the ladder OF fame.
WANT Ed A healthy young man, to
furnish some blood for the benefit
~ ! very sick person. Reasonable
g smu1eystlop. Apply, Bismarck
Hospital, at once.
. Y i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
|. FORAGE { CROPS
]. ]. ARE PROFITABLE |:
~ NJ e. Palmer, Agricultural Editor
North, Dakota Agricultural College.

ay, W.. e. Palmer, Agricultural Editor,
NorthI Dakota Agricultural College.
The profits in hog raising come largely
through pasturing. The Iowa Experiment
Station in Bulletin No. 1856 reports the
results Of experiments with forage crops
for swine
It was found that the profits from graz.
ing an acre OF alfalfa III 1911 was, with
corn at soc and hogs selling ut &c, sG5.s9:
hogs at &C.. $97.c9. The cost per 100
pounds o1pOrk was but Ss.SS. In 1909 til.
profit was $2233.G2 with hogs at &C anu
$3.50 when hogs sold ut &c.
In 1909 clover when grazed with hogs
( returned q profit Of s32.S4-hogs at Sc.
and S57.07, hogs at &c. In 1910 the clover
pasture 'returneds s2S.S2 and $500 With
hogs at &c and &C. w.. = ~. T.
In 1909 rape returned $3.50 and SA7.41
with hogs at s and &c respectively. In
1910. $780, and S6SG4. In 1910 sweet
clover returned $43.O7 and $7i.5O with hogs
at 5and &c; in 1911 $2346 and $3.50
Oats pasture returned 1888 and $3253
with hogs at and &c respectively. In
1909 oats. Canada Field Peas and rape
returned $22,s3 and s4sss, hogs at and
&c. IN 1911 three different lots returned
s53.45, $685. and s64.63 each with hogs
at SC. IN sos the returns from blue grass
were $3.50 per acre with hogs at &c anc
1915, hogs at &c. {@
In all the trials corn was fed and charg-
ed at so cents a busllel. Land rent was
charged at $500 per acre. All costs OF
producing he crop were figured in. Some
meat meal was led. This was charged at
lie g pound
Alfalfa proved to be the most salts
factory. IT furnished pasture the most
constantiyrof the crops tried. Sweet clover
was SO tisfactory the first year but grew
too rank the second year..
The results OF these experiments should
mean q good deal to North Dakota. The
season is a little shorter but this is
measured Offset with lower land rents.
It is necessary to keep in mind that
some grain needs to be- fed the hogs in
addition to the forage. When the pasture
is alfalfa corn is a good grain to use.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
With the CIubWomen
ron AN "ExcHANoE TABLE,
BY Mrs. W. f. Cushing.

| Mrs w. f. Gushing, chairman OIL
the press committee of the North Da
kota federation, has sent out post
cards to the 10 clubs of the state
asking that their delegates to the
federation meeting at argo, Oct. Is
to II, bring with them their year
booksc, as contributions toward an
Exchange Table" s
Hitherto there has been no way of
comparing and discussing in Il per
sOnal way the real work Of the splen-
did aggregation OF clubs in our state,
and Mrs Gushing has taken this
means OF introducing u closer intim.
acy with each others activities.
In addition, Mrs. Cushing has
found in her tenure of Office that
such suggestions from one club to an.
other of chosen methods Of work
along all lines, might be a ounce Of
Invaluable help, especially to officers
and program committees, of other
clubs. 1t is hope dthat the exchange
table will be popular place, a sort
of round table in fact, for passing on
happy ideas. -.. = :.
Why, OF course, it is announced that
by an overwhelming majority tire
Federation OF Women's Clubs of Kan
sas City, voted in favor of permitting
smoking on rear platforms of street
cars. Recently the car company had
received complaints against smoking
on car platforms. The company sub
mitted the matter to the board Of
health and in turn the question was
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
PUSSY ADOPTS A
MILK Inspector

Duluth, Oct. SITS only a cat, a
common, ordinary cat, a scrawny,
black and white, mongrel sort OF cat.
But that scrubby, spotted, rouga.
furred cat can falkland not say q
word, not even "me.e-oW."
You ought To see the look in that
plibeian cats eyes. Every morning,
regular as clock, she comes around
to the laboratory Of Gust Hedman,
milk inspector. on the Michigan street
floor of the city hall. She's as wise
as an owl, for she has learned that
there she gets food all ddrink. Also.
she has pegged Gust for kind-heart.
ed man who will never turn her down.
In the laboratory the milk inspector
tests the many samples of milk which
he takes from the dairies which are
operated in the city. He often brings
n pint or quart bottles, of which only
a small portion is used in making the
test. The balance is. useless to him
and of the abundant over-supply he
literally supplies the cat, which has
adopted the lower floor of the city
hall as its home.
Pussy" never fails to show up be.
tween 10 and II o'clock in the morn.
ing. Like an old and well-acquainted
personals: she steals silently through
the door. Regardless of who else may
be present she travels directly to the
spot where the milk inspector chances
to be working. Without sound she
mules her nose and rubs her back
against the bottom Of his uniform
trousers. Then she will back up a
foot or two and turn her head up to.
wards hi STAGE. And the dumb appeal
in that cats eyes just seems to speak
volumes. If she does not get results
she repeats the operation, and always,
before she desists, she gets large
saucer Of milk, replenished as long "a
she continues to drink.
Then with q last, self-satisfed purr,
interpreted as a grateful thank you,"
sac fades away as silently as she
came.
Where does she go!
Straight down the disht o. stairs
leading TO the engine room n ~
base~ent, where she IS nursing II.
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