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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
Miidlt i'd, nidlt Elm.

@aibington, 9. g., II. >Mar5.
Sic fonlerpatiber Demofraten iu-
bel1t, rno sic p~rogreiftoen &artei=
5mitgIieoer iino entipredem enttanilm
iiber sic grfIarung 8rdiioent @il-
ions, er .1neroe iid nidt einmild1em
betreffs ser progrefiipem 0rganiiat
tom in @enat nn0 &a&g. Diefer Gnt=
*ldlub See @raiioentem lit it,9efddtbr.
0erlelbe, mie Der Safs, dis 6oieeileer I
Dor 4 Sdbrem es ablebnte, ben &'annppff
Ser progreHioer @ep1bliito1er geger
Mnbang p1t3ubetbem, 'alrh
ser @ieoertpabl Commons gum Spre<
der uruo ser unter ieiner Giibra,rw
porgenomifteoten Organization 06ess
Observation-Disclosures feline 3ultin<
m111pa ertbeilte. She gegenmartige
@itl.atim lit in nod einert tpeiterer
@11nfftte parallel Der. Die por 1ier
Snbren bel Ser gr0ffnum oes 60.
@ongreiies porlag, tnlofern oie beioem
&auptfibper .gdarf nno UNDERWOOD
oie MbjidM al1sge1proden Naben, bic
Organization 6es &alies crit nod Ser
Dnrdfibra1ng Ser Garifrepiiton bor-
5unebmen, muba,rd fiie inito@ gelett
iiro, BEL ber @%intbeilalng Der &omftes'
6ieienigem Mitglieoer, sic Tie mi. 20
riffumpf l1nteritiist baber, at bel lpa9s.
men, mi6eripenittee gu beitrofen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
uDmfel Soe" nimn,t gbidieb.

|@a1bimgtom 9. 6. is. Mar5.
.Soiepb @urnep @a1tton nobm am
5onntag na6 oier5igidbriger Sbatig=
felt int 6ffentliden 9eben Nbi@teo
BON 8oibington, 9. 6. Mnein, obme
irgero cine 6ilfe, ergriff ser einitige
v3ar'" 5es observation-disclosures Jet
ne &onotaide un5 beitieg Die Glen
babn, 5ie i'm nn@ Danpille in Suit
mois bringen- ion. @s oauerte mebrere
Sttn6en, big &err Cannon feline reid=
boItige 8rief- uno 3eitungsaa1s=
idnitt=s n1nmll1ng iortiert batte, nmo
int 2oufe oieier 5tr1noen 1pur6e er
bon 3eit1mgsleutert iiber 10 mandes
a%l1ggebolt, 6os bus 8a1blifltm interei+
iiert. r0nfel Soc" Cannon, tpie ct
in ser 8un0esbnl,ptiita6t uno lber=
bna1pt i'm ganaen 2anoe geran1f muir.
6e, 4pir6 iid ridt biel 1am leine Sc
idafte ffuiimn1erm ionoern bas 2ebe1
BON ser Ieidten Sette nebu1ere 1lmo
na1r bafiir iorgen, baB feline tn Sc
.id)Gften a1gelegten @elber 1i4f ber=
geu5et meroen. Sour Don ser @olitif
miro er nidt la1ien f0nteen, mie er
Ii6 ousbriidte, netm er nl6. feline per-
ionIiden Mmbtttoren mebr fat.
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an &atarrb mebrere Sabre. Ct bate audi
ale 6orten 3ntnrrbmitteI gebrnu6t. 81
puroe a%ngetpiefen bur1 einen 4SrennD,
Bernnd 5m berlu1en, tpds CT a1d that.
Ct begann iofort better gu iperben. gr
1T imitanbe, bente gu fagen, 1aB er ein
gefun0er Wfnnn 1T, unb er berfeblt ME,
Rermna al empfeblen, tpenn linn 1id ba5u
Sic @%elegenbeit bietet.
8eioe @dnner Itn0 6uberldiige, ebr=
bare 8uirger, genbtet unb niibli6 in Der
@emeinf1aft, in Der fie leber1. Sie ber=
iudten Nerund ni1t, Biz bnb iie anbere
Mittel gebroudt batten. 8ie bic meiz
1ten, tpel6e Bermnn finben, na90em aDes
anbere nublos angetpmbt tpar.
Natirli6 mMrben Gle 3eit geminz
men, tpirben Sie einfa6 Yernna iofort
taufen unb bamit Beginner, es gu neb.z
men. Sam f0nnen sic 81 glei9er 32eitt
Die1en @erren idreiben. Gle ner6en ffinz
Den, baB iene Sa6en, Die gle in biefem
9lrtifel geleien baben, ni6t blus tpabr
iil1b, 1onbern DAP 1ie bieI ,nebr an fagen
baben gum 2obe bon 8eruna, als tpir bon
benfelben ange9eben baben.
Gin innerlides Mittel fir 8atarrb lit
bas, mas Beruna lit. @lei6biel Oh Der
Gatarrb Die Sorm elmer geip0bnliGen @r%
fddltung annimmt, ODER Oh er er iib gu
Dem gefdbrliden 3uitano bes Qungenfaz
tarrb enttpidelt, fir ale biefe Rbaien 6es
&atarrb 1T Yerunn sas MitteI. 8ron6iz
tis, 2arbngitis, @aitritis, @bfitis. Mae
biefe 1tnb 8bafen bes &atarrb. Reruna lit
bas @tttel.
Sic @bmptome BEG @olsfatarrbs iinb:
gr1tens: @adern i'm Ma9en, M11stpnrf
bon faferi9em S9leim. 3pettens: an9ez
idtppnene 9rlien. 9rittens: tpeber
@als 81 3eiten. @iertens: sdnarden
beim Qtegen nmf benz @iden. Sunftens:
@erIdngerung beg 3dpf@ens. Se6tens:
@efdpire i'm 6alfe; Siebentens: trodeS
ne &ebIe, bdufig notbtpen0iges @ein19en
Der '@urgeI; Mbtens: belegte 33unge;
Menntens: ROTH I'M 3alfe. 3ebntens: Sun
: &alle &ibe1n unb @9nner3en.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

bur@ 2acupia uno 8eruna, fdrieb oann
an 9r. !@artmann nnb fragte i'm nm
&atb. sc nnrbe i'm geia9t, i6 bate
&atarrb bes mittleren SbrentbetleS, ODER
1roniides 0titis.
ST empfa9l 2aenpia nno &ernna, un0
nadbem th brei SIai9en bon ieoem &C.:
brau6t batte, berl6tpanDen Der Mnslanf
u11b Der efelige @eru6."
@err %. 6. @be BON @aibington, Ser
mont, fat Elm gut She'll periDnliber grz
fabrung nit &atarrb. Ct netB btelleidt
mebr bon &atarrb, als bieIe Qeute, nelz
DIE cine @%pe5ialitdt aug Dem @egenitan<
Sc ma9en, 6enn er felbit litt 8%tpan3ig
Sabre baran. &c gibt fetnen an0ern
Seq fir Sic 9nrdi9nittsperfon, ettpas
at Iernen, als bnrb bic @rfabrung.
Bpan5ig Sabre fdmpfen NIT BEN Hroble<
men Seq @atarrb, lofaler 8ebdnolnng
nnb imerli9er 8%ebanblnng, folte etnem
Manne ettpas beibringen.
9err @be per1ndte, fa9t er, btele TO-
%genannte &atarrbz Mittel. Mu9 beanS
fprndt er, bnb er terupordre 2inbernng
bon einigen berielben erbielt. Nber Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
@cltreflan,e fir Mland)en.
% il II he n, III. MGr3,

III " uDSt W. - Ntul0.
1ie Miindeller 'StaOtpertpaltltng,
Sic I'M porigen ssrbre bereits einer1
@etruy ousgeporfen batte, I'M in
unmrifaniid)en 9laittern fir ote baie=
ride @aalptituG alno ar,0ere Sd)ot1-
feitem u1o 5ebensmir0igfeiten oes
@aiernloroes &eflame su mod,en, 1T
alrgel1ideindid olrr6 ben @rfolg er-
mltbigt mor0en, al1f Dem eirgelblage=
'ren @ege metter5lageben. Ser Mso=
giltrnt bon Miinden bat 1000 Marf
bepiaigt, nn5 cine grobe Mn5aW So
tells r1tb &eiiebdiros baben ebe1fals
mmfuftc 8eitrage ge5eidnet, INN
ba1rh gemeiniame SSnierate in 9eltlne
gen ser Ser. Stauten 6as nnerita1ll-
lde @eiiepublifum beransu5iefem nno
Set Trelnoenoerfebr ST beben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
@inf NIT bem 3ammpfabl.
BerIin, H.. Mdr5.

u, IL. 0CAL6.
Die el1ropdild)en @roBmddte mer=
Sen Sen @aIfane@ 9 rbiin0eten mittbei-
len, ooB sic BON ibnen gemahten Bot
1dlage fir 5en M6idlp,b zines Srie=
be1ts nrit Ser Siirfei u%nannebmbor
Iino. Sic Wdd)te meigern li6, Die ge=
1telten @eoirglngen Der tirfilhert
@egierung gu unterbreiten. sSn ibrer
lestem Situng baben Ole 8otldnfter
in 2onopn cine iorgfaltig obgefaBte
Mpte e%ntlporfen, 6ie iebt bon Den BET
idlieneuelp &egierunge1t Ser @roB=
madte erapogen 1piro. Mm MittDod(
finSet cine 1pelte 8otld)afterfonf eren5
in 2onopn itatt, ir Ser oie Mnii6ten
Ser @egierunge1t al1sgetaul6t 1per'
6en. gobal6 Sic Mote bne erbgiiltige
Taiiung erboQten bot, miro tie oen
@erbirSeten a,rterbreitet meroen.
Die Mote erfl4rt, 6ub cine Mo0tfBte=
r1mrg ser 6%or6erungen 0er @erbin=
6eten uu1terldBlid" lei. 9te Notbr
memoigfeit zines bal0igen Srieoensbe'
Idluiies miro betomt.
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srinffraee in Galifprnia,

&bilaSeIpbia, So, II. Mar5.
Sic Snter,mtionale &onmnatNa=
cific-Mlslteunapg, size i'm Sobre 1915
anlaBli6 ser @ouenoarng 5eS Eann=
ma=aamals in Gan Srancisco itatt-
firroen miro, ion vtroden" gelegt mer=
sen. Gin Ser 5ur5eit 1T Sacramen=
to tagenoen 2egislat1r oeg Staates
CALIFORNIA urterbreitete &orloge be-
ltimmt, ooB ser Musidanf geiitiger
Wetra1rfe in 6et @ebaluoen altf Dem
Musitellangsplabe perboten iein ioa.
Ser Deutib : MmeritamiidJe Gerbano
nes Stuates California Wraltoe11t
Sssobn @ermann) bat, mie benz Bnn=
0es @raiioenten, Dr. 6. S. &eraner,
u1itget5eilt mor0en lit, bei6lollert, EN-
ergii6 oaeegen Stenarpg gu mebn1er
l,ro int @roteiten 1en &erren @eleb-
geberm 6as l1nperniinftige elmer 0er=
artige,r geietliden 8eifimmung Dor
Ml,ge,r 81 balten. Ni6t ole Nolfe1
bubear oieielben Sitten uno @ebran=
DIE, uno es pflegt midt iibli6 gu letn,
SOB altf elmer @eltousiteqlng, bel
Ser bus meiteite @oltreM geiibt mer=
Sen 1oute, sic @ertreter Ser etngela,
1ene1p gaatioren ge5apletrget meroe1t,
lid inbeoltg ouf sic Srinffnage irget1o,
melder 3mang anf5uerlege11. 9te
Gorloge lit int b06fiiten @rooe ar1fos
Big rtn6 tpiirbe faatm 6n5n beitragen'
6en liberalen Clement Ser 8eoolfe=
rr1rq ser @ereimgten Stooten Ssi1
8elu6 ser Notwithstanding IN Der
Stobt am @oloenen Sbore 1abe5l1=
lcgen.
HU H"4rHr . --. .....
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81. Triebnnan 5nriid.
Sem gorf, 16. Mar3.

ST. S.. s. Grieomonn 1T an Cont
toq bon @arooa mieoer in Mem Dorf
eingetroffen uno begob ii9 uaoer3iii@A
lid mod Dem 8enebuesS uipital, no er
eiue 8eipredatng nit OR. Sobr s
gl1,0erion, Dem Direftor 6es bDgiert-
Ifen 2aboratoriltms bes 8un6es-@]e-
lunobeitsamts, botte. Spater ipro4b
Or. Srieoma1tn i'm Mount 5ittai-&o-
ipital bot utrb unteriudte Die BORT bon
linn init Ieir1em Ser1lm bebanbelten
Natierten. ueber Ben 8eiua in So
toon ulp0 sen Inn bort 5utbeI getpor-,
0erper gmpfa1tg iprad fid Der 8erlih<
.ner Mr5t e11tbuiiaiti4 outs ul,o tim,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

faiinugsanooerltmp ei,rsalberlfe,t. Ser
9raiioaent empfing Me 8eiuderi1r1re1t
lebr bDflidA erflarte aber, er babe it'd,
in oieier Mngelegenbet nod teine
Meimmg %gebiloet. Der Delegation
aeb0Grten on: .6ron SSoa SUITED &ar-
per bon Seem Sort, Srar @arpeD IS.
Wilen bon 0enp @erbnr0e Der Sous
frauer, Srau Claude 9. Stone, @at-
tin bes @o1rgreBabgeor0neten Stone
BON Sainois, SRI Bartlett Otron,
Sri. Slice 8n1l ltl1o aroere:.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
Sola "a gouette.

aIs @9auipieIerin, mas Der betret-
fen6en Magtftratsperio Jon eth ourd}-
aus unmotibiertes b6bnif9eS 2ddel11
entlodte. @ie Brdulein Gola nit
Dem Boli5eiridter, ~aQer6ings nur
aIS 8eugin, in 8eriabrung tam, miro
ba6ur6 erfl6rt, 6ab fie fi@ berufe11
fiiblte, 6og Qberfomnanbo elmer
Mbteilung Der itreiten6en Seem gorter
Acknowledgment al bernebmen.
gn 6eren @pihe moriaierte iie oar@
Ste @traBen, bieIt feurise Mnipra.
den unb Ieitete ben @a9bienft BET
einem Der bonn @treif betroffenen Dr.
beitspI6te, ben S9ergen Der Holi5et
Eroh bieteno. MIs banr elmer, Der
lebtere11 bon Ser ftreifen6en Meab-
Iidtett nit obgelngerten Giern BE-
tporfen tporben mar, tpurbe Der Be
unb @etroffene l1ngeniitIi@ rr6 legte
oie idepere 9anb 6es @eieses auf Die
anqebIi1er Miffetdterinnert, in 6ere1t
Beggeitnrg Die ~@ourn1arbe,tfe~
JoIa als @erteibigerin unb Gntlo-
itungs3engtn na9 Der 8olt3ehpo9e
E3og. SebenfaQs trug lire 8ereoiar1-
feit ba3u bel, baB bic 8erbaftete11
nit geringer @eI6bube 6aponfamen.
M1s bos r@e6nermd6den" bate e
Gr6ulein Gli5abeb @urlep Slpnr HI
Ben Mrbeiterfreder 3u elmer BE.
ribmtbeit gebra4t, Die rur 611r4 bic
ienige Der .Ml1tter Sones" mertrof-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
Cine grfalttns, Ga Grippe, bana:
Qnnaenert3aub1tua

1T 5n bdaifig sic fotaIe 8olge. So
Grippe &a.iten iist feit, ifddeauadbh oos
SDitenr. 1tt1D perringert ben 5l,an 2ebert
geb6irigen @ioerinanb. 81. g. Collins,
@dtmeifter bon 8arneeot, 81. S.,
iogt: sd liH on einem fdainuueal
So Grippe &ai}den, pelders MIDI Doll-
itanoig erid0pfte. 6olep's &oneD oalo
Gnr COMPOUND ftente balo Die &aifte1lt
faiillR ponit1nooiig. @r ta1tn MIDI iiibber-
moffu neroen. Molitor Drug go.
-Mlnseigge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
elisabetb @urIep 8lpu.,.

fen tpurbe. Das par Dor einigett
Sdbren, urro bamal8 erbielt etn
|5tretf 6lr9 tire &e6e erft Die red3te
9ebeuturtg nnb @eibe. Wo4 thinner
i@ningt Irdiulein Glp11n bas Bort
hn Snterefie Der 2dbnnr6etter, u1b
ner1t fie tpobl aud iest alrf TIRE friii-
here Be3eidnurg 8er3t@t leitet bat
fte bod crit Bel benz tir5lihet1 Aeu.
nertref TIRE 3l,borer at heller De-
%geifteru11g entfflar1tr1t. Mi9 Der
.G1geI Der @treiffer" tpur6e ffie MIDI.
rero Ser pieleu Qob11f6mpfe, 6ere,t &c
tn gn,, ltl 2a,oe nbre 6iIfe li6s y
uotrt. Sa ss2s "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

Ser ldneae 8ehiel bon 8inter
~ Griibiabr er5e,1gt rbeimatii6e
5dmeraen; Dos Multerbeil1nittel st.
;sabobs Gel miro ieooh unter' allle,1tl
surdftt1drlloen oe Sdu1er5ert beieitpge111l
u1rb grbol111lg brirtget.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
smffrasetten int @eiken- @a1tie.

= Wa DUNGEON n, II. Wt0r6.
Brajioent SSH o11 empfing bente
cine Delegation BON Sra1tenitimm=
redtlerinme1t, sic abn eriu6te, eine
grtra : 5eiIion 5es @ongreIies 5nr
Grmagu1pg elmer entipreden1en Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

Srau S. 6.
9ntus, 9anz
billie, Nrfanfas.
.fdreibt: uS6.
bate Elm aus
1nufelbes DIR,
feitoem .i6 ettpn
bret Sabre alt
mar. Sc tpur<
BE febr i9limm,
tpietpobl i6 berr
fdie6ene Mer5te
berin6t bate.
aber obne ir=
genb etnen Nnz
BEN.
.Mein @ater
begegnete einem
Na6barn, tDel<
der linn iagte,
bob feline Sran
x-SYL k...A->-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

8rooflpn, Dehot, Cincinnati, 8altt= |oigte an, er mer0e halo oorfbft 6S
more, genlopiGe, aonios @itp, MHo; rudkbren, INN Sen Grfolg ieiner Dor
|ghnffolo, San SSronctsco s9iHsfargb t@r Ssniefion gu beobahen.
|uo lfumneapois. - ----------S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-02

shipment facilities. Rv the time he has
Become acquainted with each farmer IN
the locality together with Tn" TYP" ~
forming he is cunductiug and the methods
ana racti6es that n" uses, Nc should
have acquired know lod.r Of the aEii-
culture of that localitt which viii enable
him to quickly analy2r tn" situation on
any farm he may visit, detect defects
in the cropping systems ana general
management and AT tic same time note
any improvements that may exist over
methods In common use.
such a study will enable the expert to
advise the farmers in the establishment of
better cropping systems on their farms.
in the intelligent selection of better live
stock, better seed and better markets.
He becomes ar agricultural adviser to
the farmers of that section and his oppor-
tunities for broad study Of general con
dttions enable him to understand better
than any ono else the direction in which
the agriculture of that locality should
be directed His work among the farmers
not only enables him to know tho best
practices which will result in the great
est Yield Of crops per aero and the great
est financial returns to tn" farm, but he
works towards the organization of the
local people into associations and societies
for tho general Improvement of their fin
ancial, educational and social conditions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-02
INAUGURATION DAY.
(From the shlngton starr


A record crowd is expected to attend
the Inauguration of Mr.. Wilson. Interest
everywhere Is OF the liveiest. In the
East. where Mr. Wilson has resided so
long, he is the favorite son Of the hour
In the South, where he was born and
reared, he is the favorite son because Of
that fact. In the West, pride In him
springs from his conversion to Organism
And as even New England was stirred
by his candidacy, the North feels warm
~ toward him. too. All four sections will
contribute to the multitude which will
witness his taking Of the oath of office.
But the occasion will not be partisan,
prominent as democrats properly will be
IN all OF It's features. Such occasions
never are partisan. When the polls close
IN our quadrennial contests and the re-
suit is announced everybody becomes the
well wsher Of the winner, and is willing
to assist in one way or another in in
stalling him in office with ceremonies
betting the honor conferred As the
President of all the people he is entitled
TO- and receives, the homage Of all
This spirit will be enhanced this time
by the very cordial personal feeling that
coming presidents. Opposed politically.
MIR Taft and Mr.. Wilson are good
friends Mr.. Taft has toasted Mr.. VIII
son in public as "an able, distinguished
and patriotic gentleman" and Mr.. Will
son in conversation has Expressed his
appreciation Of the courtesy No two
men hav" ever ridden together from the
White House to the Cap.tol-the one to
lay down and the other 10 take up the
burden pf offiCc-whose personal rela-
tions We're warmer than those establish
ed between Mr.. Taft ann his designated
successor.
Chairman Eustis and his aids, there
fore, are well advised In entering upon
preparations to entertain a goody com
1any 1t should be far larger than that
which gathered here % years ago to in
augurate Grover Cleveland after long
Period Of republican successes at the
polls. Tn" country is larger. Washing
ton is larger, and much more beautiful.
TRANSPORTATION facilities are greatly i'm
proved all over the land And notwlth-
standing the outcries against the grind
nss of a protective tariff and the oppres-
sion Of tn" trusts, the people are flush
and liberal about expenses.
As COR tho weather We must of course
take chances. once more at least March
Will be the day. The country wants a
change to April, and Washington longs
for it, But Congress DELAYS. and Con-
sr"SS Is master. However there have
been mild ana fair inauguration days,
and thcr" may be another. Good peopie
should pray, and the unregenerate wish
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-02
BEEF EXPORTS VANISHING
Not Pound of Dressed Meat to Great
Britain In Three Months.

Not pound of dressed beef was ex-
PORTED from the Tinted States 10 Great
Britain during the months of Septem-
err, October and November, 1912, and
ouly 81" head OF live cattle We're exported
during the same time
In the opinion OF trade experts small
prospects for any beef exports at all dur
ing n" coming year. and there must be
q revolution I'm the cattle raising industry
OF tho United States before 1t can ever
again ha a beef exporting country The
hone dem nd j., now much in excess of
supn,". and importa lions of live cattle
arc rapidly growing. All these facts are
l,a'rniu- g. impress themselves on the
formers ur the country. the experts say,
and the future is not without hope of re-
I,cf though II may be slow in coming
Many lhousl nds of Western and South
,ru f3rw's who formerly gave atten-
ton to cattle raising and abandoned It
when prices were discouragingly low now
find themselves in a wholly unlocked for
situation. They have produced grain and
feed crops in such bulk that il is unman-
ageable for market and they have no
rlttle to feed,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-02
W INtl0Sl
AGRiCt I.TIRAL OPPORTUNITY.
From the bennington V,rornlcr)

tFrom the Bennington R,fornlcrD
| bennington AMI Windsor cour,,ics arc
now employing experts to aid tanners in
getting tho benefit OF modern agricu.t-
| urai mrtuoos, md ORANGE and Caledonia
| counties hay" alrcddT formulatcl plans
for doiu- the Same thing Tho federal
| department nf agriculture IS prcuared
to pay hnlf tho ,Nnensc up to 81 .2oi year.
select q mau md supervise his work in
amy county that WIN provide ar equal
, amount or more. The scope Of This OPP
rortnnity, and its dcsiranility. viii he
appreciated upon consideration Of what
il oh'e,s
Each county that elects to take adVn Mt
age 81 II is ASSIGNED an expert who must
b" graduate o. "a four-yrats course in
nm AGRICULTURAL college and the possessor
of practical experience as well. lie Will
acquant himself az rapidly ms possible
with the general agricultural condition
Of the locality, study the various types
OF soils the crops that have been found
to he best adapted and tho types of farm
ing that have hcen most successful on
each type Of soil, He viii spend his en-
tire time in the interests Of improved
farming In the section Supplying the meth
DDS and practices of the most successful
farmers who are following the various
types OF farming. He will visit the farm
ers on their farms, study their plans
and aid them in formulating better plans
he will study in detail the methods Of
the farmers In preparing their land for
seeding. the methods of cultivation, tho
kind OF fertilizer used, the kinds OF
seed, how II Is selected and kept how
tho crop is gathered and disposed of. He
will study the livestock on the various
farms and the methods of handling the
stock, He will STUDY every phase of all
the farms he visited that he may know
what methods, crops and systems are best
for the locality and at all times WHERE
ever he goes he will give the farmers the
benefit of the Information he gets. lie will
also give the farmers the benefit of the
results OF scientific investigation con-
Quoted by the various experiment sta
tons and the department Of agriculture
relating to all kinds Of farm practice,
He will study the agricultural tendsn.
cies and possibilities Of the locality. and
the relations or the agriculture Of the
county 10 that Of tho nelshborng counties
aud thc State. lie win study market
eonttiopS Wsapa OF uan1rrlljen, 3us
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-02
MAKING PRISONS PAY.

That the Texas prisons will be
to pay dividends within a short tim
the opinion Of Governor Colauit. a fte
inspection Of the State pcnitontiary Il
critics. He declares that they would
be on a paying basis had II not been
the loss OF 600 90 by fire at the I'D
vile prison and the furniture factorl
Rusk. and the further loss 81 more \
100000 on the cane crop because oil
early frost Of last autumn.
Humane prison reforms are an acd
plished fact" said the Governor. 4
financial success Of the penal system
depend to Il large extent on the weat|
but ! have great faith in it's developed
into a successful institution. ! hop,
turn over to nay successor one of the
lrison systems In the United STATE
system with prisoners whose imprc
moral tone inspires them with hope
the future, and with 4 stimulated p
in the properties they are developing
I'VE have resolved, with the help of
Legislature, to put the ron furnace
Rusk in operation unless we can II
probably lease II. The smelte~ at a
was splendidly built and equipped by
Ianham administration. II was aband
ell by the Campbell administration
feel that tho state OF Texas is able
own its own smelter. and demonstrate
it's own account whether or not a furn
within its borders can be operated a
profit ] believe it can be- done BY
employment of experienced smelter II
free from politics. New York Sun.