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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-08-21
0RWlN H. HUNT, Owner
COL. H. J. HEIGHT. Auctioneer.
E. S. PERSON, Clerk.

Wednesday, Aug. 27.-1 p. M;
Pphy. Geog.; Commercial Geog.;
Physiology.
Thursday, Aug. %.
9 a. m.-American Literature; Eng
lish Literature; English l.
l p. m.-Plane Geometry; CONNER
cial Arithmetic; Latin l and Latin IL.
Friday, Aug. 20.
9 a. m.-Arithmetic, 9th Grade; u.
S. History, 9Th Grade; German II
and Ancient History.
p. m.-English II; German l.;
English II; English Grammar 9Th
garde; Geography, 9TH grade.
Pupils are requested to present
themselves promptly at the above
time.
IS. Henry Wolfe,
Supt. of Public Schools.
Teachers in Minot Public Schools
1913-1014.
High School.
S. Henry Wolfe, Supt.
Ruby G. Phillips, Prin.
English.
Nina A. Dell Commercial.
Ava L. Cochrane, English
Ida Davidson, Science.
Clara E. Ross, German and Eng
lish.
Frank H. Waters, Mathematics.
Supervisors.
Carlotta A. Hallock, Music and
Drawing.
w. w. Mitchell, Manual Training.
Elsie Pellissier, Domes. Science and
Art.
Blanche Jackson, Penmanship.
Gertrude Chamberlain, Phys. Gull
ture and Expression.
Grade Teachers.
Hannah NJ. Lee, Eighth Grade.
Lilly Mattson, Seventh and Eighth.
Pernille Wollan, Seventh.
Central Building.
Blanche Gallagher, Sixth and Prin.
Blanche Murray, Fifth.
Dorothy Clark, Fourth and Fifth.
Judith Barrows, Third.
Florence Atkinson, Third.
Jennie y. Thompson, Second.
Agnes N. Bake, Second.
Alma Johannsen, First.
Marie Solien, First.
Mckinley.
Mrs. Anna M. Hanson, Prin. and
Seventh and Eighth.
Mildred Humphrey, Sixth
Andrea Uleberg. Fifth.
Edith STADIUM, Fourth.
Mabel English, Third.
Grace Aldrich, Second.
Gertrude II .Schou, First.
Is Inga Olson, First.
Sunnyside.
Olive Mahlen, Prin. and Fifth and
Sixth.
Josephine Klaus, Third and Fourth.
K Florence Stenerson, Second.
Agnes Loudon, First.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-08-21
As Viewed From Outside.

The present state of affairs is I'M
doubtedly interfering with business
to some extent. Harvest hands are
steering clear Of Minot, yet farmers
inform US that they are progressing
nicely with their work.
1t is reported that certain insurance
companies have instructed their
agents to be careful in taking extra
risks while the trouble is on.
a businessman from Alberta wired
one Of the banks Saturday stating
that he desired to come thru Minot on
the 500, to change to the Great Nor
thern and asked if he'd be safe in re-
naming here long enough to change
cars. For the benefit Of those who
do not understand the situation, we
want to say that despite the trouble
we are having, little violence has been
displayed on the part Of the I. w. VS.
to date and little trouble is feared.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-08-21
/. w. WIS Read This.

Yes l know the road is lonely, and
the road is rough and long, and the
rugged hill is steep and hard to climb,
but you'll hum q little song, and
keep toiling up and onward all the
time.
Life is not fairy playhouse,
built for childish dreams and toys,
but hard and serious problem you
must meet; you must learn to face
the sorrows that are mingled with the
joys, though you toll alone with weary
hands and feet. When the sky is dark
and cloudy and the sun no longer
shines, keep the singing heart within
you just the same; for the whole
world hates . gutter who lies down
and meekly whines, but it loves the
man who bravely plays the game.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-08-21
NO NONRESIDENT
PUPILS IN GRADES
MINOT SCHOOL WILL OPEN
SEPT Pin THE HIGH SCHOOL
NONRESIDENT PUPILS WILL
BE ADMITTED FREE AS BE-
FORE. q

The Minot Public Schools open for
the year 1913-1914 on Tuesday morn
ing, Sept. 2, and indications point to
a very heavy enrolment. Supt Wolfe
issued the following statement, giving
the terms Of enrolment and other
items of interest to the patrons of the
schools:
Pursuant to a resolution of the
Board of Education passed Aug. IL,
no nonresident pupils will be ad-
mitted in any of the grades this year,
owing to lack of room. In the high
school department, nonresident pupils
will be admitted free as heretofore.
i. The attention of parents is espec-
tally called to the regulation that chill
dren entering the first grade for the
flrst time, are not received at any
time during the school year except at
its beginning. For this reason, all
children who attain the age Of s years
before Jan. l, 1914, will be admitted
at the opening day Of the school year,
Sept. 2.
Al parents who desire to enter
children in the first grade, and all pu-
pills who come from other schools,
SiAoA AiohC appAACatAOH 1OE proper en-.
rollment at the office Of the superin-
tendent at the high school building
between the hours Of 2 and 5 p on
any Of the following dates: Aug. Is,
rs, ~, 20 and 20. This applies to ali
patrons of the schools within the
boundaries Of the Minot Special
District No. 1. No pupil will be ad-
mitted to any school unless he has been
enrolled by the superintendent or pre-
sents his regular promotion card Of
last year.
Examinations. q,
Examinations for the completion Of
unfinished work, both for the grades
and the high school, will be held ac-
cording to the program below on Aug.
~, 20 and 20, in the assembly room
of the high school building beginning
each day at 8 a. m. and p. m. All
pupils who have Conditions" to make
up, must appear for these examine
tions or receive q failure
Program Of Examinations.
Place: High School Assembly
Room.
Dates: Aug. "a, % and 20.
Hours: 8 Z. m. to IL M; p. m. to
p. m.
Wednesday, Aug. 27-9 m: Ele-
mentary Algebra; Higher Algebra;
Chemistry. ss:555 s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-08-21

You are not the only pilgrim who
has walked the weary miles, you are
not the only one that bears load;
yet there's laughter all around you
and the world is full Of smiles as the
long dim line goes climbing up the
road. Oh, know the night is gloomy,
but the friendly stars above will be
peeping down to cheer you all the
way, so keep toiling toward the sum-
init with song of hope and love, and
be up to greet the coming Of the day.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-08-21

Worry and fret won't pay the debt !
For the farmer depending on wheat
But the sheep and hog and COW and
hen,
Will wipe it out complete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
Pr6bowane % lat
'"PIGUKKI. c
y NOWAKA'
ma Zo1adek.

wssedzie 50 sprzedawane znane male
'Pigulki Nowaka" ma zo}adek, wnetrz-
no4ci i zatwardzenie .przez as. lat. Ty-
siace os6b kupowalo je (po asc pude3ko)
/ przez ich utywanie uchroniso sig pred
.zkodliwymi skutkami, jake powoduje
zatwardzenie, ma kt6re czesto cierpicie.
czy ME czas, abyscie spr6bowali chocby
3edno ascio centowe pudelko "Pigu@ek
Nowaka"l z pewnoscie JUL pc zazyciu
jednej takiej i" Pigu@ki" czuli byscie ten
b}ogi wynik, kt6remu przypisat nale4y
to wielke popularnos6 pokup tego zna-
komitego 6rodka.
spr6bujcie jedn2 tylto "Pigrlke No
waka" dis ma. moe, a JUL po sniadaniu
otrzymacie ~rezultat Il to beg b6lu, parcia
gaz6w, kurczy lub sciskania). jakiego
tadne srodki przeczyszczajace jak: sole
mineralne, woody mineralne, olej rycynu.
sowy t. p. pomimo obiecanek. ME przy'
nios2. (,
spr.edawane We wsaystkich aptekach |
d agentow. Tub tet posy}amy poczta Il
nadeaaaniem 25c do: Jan Nowak Co.. Il
Ill. / Ashland Ave-, Chicago. III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
DOSWiadcZenie matek.

WssYscv czionkowie rcdziDy
"a Tsse 81. ~zwraoaja 0 pomoc do
matk,, CIV to " jakim6 wypadku
Tub cborob!e, ~iedzac re ksz IA
matka po2ia'ta najw ecej do6wiad"
ozenia i ktora jest ,awsze gotowa
zapomniet navel sac w}asne boz
le6ci, ably po'nodz cierplscym. Pa
NJ Eltbleta Bederka z Grant
Wood. N. j., pr,erfodxlla uaste-
pujYce doswiadczenle: "Moge po~
wiodziet, re Trine,a A%merykah
ski Eliksir Gorzklego Wlna jest
aa]lepszym lei arstwem ma zo}adek.
ia ME trace wiecej .swych pien'e-
dry ma dokt row, lecz uzywam te-
go lekarstwa Ola rodziny, kiedy-
kolwiek choroba mas naw,edzi, epe.
cysln,e choroba zo}adka". Do.
swiadczenle ~nauczy4o rauia Beder-
X, jak kiedy uzyw wac Trrnera A.
merykahsk;ego Eliks.ru Gorzkiego
wilma. To samo dosw,adczen,e 20.
siada wiele l"nych matek, CO udo~
wadnla wIelki zhyt tego preparatu.
Jest on polecany W chorobach 10.
}adka i wuetrzno6ci. W aptekach
Jos. rriner, l33s-l33a So. Ash
lard ave. Chicago, III. Ma opuch.
lizne j zwichniecie uzYwaicie Fri"
nera Linimentu..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
LUDZIE UCzENI,

przewodnicy narodu, kierovnicy
fab'Yk i najprzedniejsi reprezen
tanci wszys,k'ch zawod6w zasw'ad
czsia ]tdnozgodnie, re sby bye
iuchowo si'nym, trzeba mice
dzielnosc fr'ycz"a !, <ene.g,e: Ably
to osi4gnac, baczyc nalezy abv
krew, Ia si}a z.ciowa by9a czYsta
pt}na mocy. NajIep'c] to usku.
,ec,n'a prseczl szczenie i wzmac.
NAME krwi przez slynae lekarstwo
ORA. Piotra Gomozo.
Wielebnv Chaa. Aug: Chwal ze
Stamford, Tex ). plsze: "Uzywa'
lem s:m Ora. .Pietra Gomozo i
voxnae sly znakomita wartosc, mo-
&c to lekars,wo lolecic najg 'rece:,
wsph}rodakom. Prsebywajac W
Stamford College, 1nary jestem
dobrze m}odAie>y J kupeom."
lego Iekaretwa. ne dostsnie "
aptekach, ale jedynie y, specyal-
nych aeent6w, albo wprost W labo.
atoryum vYnalazcv: Dr.. Peter
Fabrney & Sons, l9-2h So. Hoyne
Ave-, Chicago Illinois.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
.atWardzenie naWykOWe.

Zatwardzenie nawykoWe,
ociezalo6c watroby, dyspep.
s,ya j inne ,podobne zaburze-
MIA zo}adka lub watroby
szybko znikaja pod ~wp}ywem
Severy Balsamu zycia (Seve.
ra's .Balsam of Life). - Jest
on. wog6le srodkiem wzmac-
niajacym ola calego organic
mu. Przywraca on nale&yte
opr6znianie wnetrznoSci, q
przez to w,zmacnia czynnodc
trawienia. Cena Is cent6w.
u aptekarzy nalegaj, BY ci
dano Sevary Balsam Zycia,
wyrabiany wy}aoznie tylko
przex firme w. r. Severa Go.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
Uczcie sic pc angie1sku !

Wyuozvmy Was listownie,
W " aszym wolnym ozasis, "
trzeoh mies,acach, nietylko mo.
wi6, ozyta6 ! pisa6 pc angiel-
skn, lecz W ciagu nauki przes py.
tania i odpowiedzi kt6re Gwioze.
MA (preparowane ola katdego
uoznia z osobna) z~awieraia, pozna-
jenny VASE zdolnosoi stan dora
dzamy instruktujemy Was sto-
sownie.~ Pres co iastedmy " moe
no6oi pokaza6 Wan najssy Dsza i
najpewniejsza droke do powodzenia
a prawdziwa ohe6 jak zaufanie
do naszej melody w}asnie W ciagu
naukl SIC %poka.uia.
P,szcie iprzokonajoie sie.o naszei
n,ezr6wnanej prawnle zastrzezonej
metodxie. Pred wstepne -okoye
wysyfamy kazdemu ;zupe}nie bez.
p@Atl,e. w razie gdyby6oie tako-
va nsnali Observation-Disclosures to
przynaimniej ME bedziecie an je-
dnego centa stratni: Adresu;oie:
Narodowa Szkofa Jezyk6w
DEPT. 81
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO. ILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
POtrZeba.

Potrzeba mezczyzn do pra.
cy W garbarni. Trwata praca j
dobra zap}ata. Kompania po-
siada piekne domy " bliskos
ci fabryki, kt6re wydzierzawi
pc u~miarkowanych cenach.
Adresujcie do:
S. B.. Foot & Co.
Red Wing, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
Najlepsze lekarstwo ma
z%nziebienfe.

Skoro aptekars polcca lekarstwc
ma xazjebienie, chorobe gard}a
p}uc, bedziecie cxuc napewno ze
on vie o czem m6wi. G. Lower,
aptekarx z Maroon, Ohio, p,sze q
ORA K,nga snowem odtrvciu;
WIEN, ze ORA Kiog'a New Dis
,overy jest ~nsjlepsza medycyna na
gard}o lpfnoa jake sprzedaja wy
leozy}o mole long, n~iebezp,ecz
nego zasiebien,a krt uni gdy innt
lekarstwa chybily." Uczyni to
ola was sknro sostanieoie nawle-
dseni azieblenlem lab iak'mkol-
wick k'taniowym. ~gardlowym lu'
piuonym kaszlem. Mieicle butelk.
pod rekq kazdego cz su. ola nzyt
ka familllneg,. Jest t" lekarH do
mowy. G. ma 500 i *l.oU. 9warsn
towane przes M. J. Kowsle~skiego
aptekarza, (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
KTOHEZARABLA7

Do Ameryki p~rzyjechales pc. pie
niadze. Me zbogacisz sic ]ednak mo
zoln4 praca " fabryce, AM v pooiie-
miach kopalni. Najlepszem mlelscem
do robienia pieniedzy jest tam, gqz1e
81 pieniqdze, TO jest " HANDLU.
Handlowiec zarabia wiecej " ci4gu
iednego tygodnia, aniteli robotnik
n ciagu calego roku. Najwieksze for
tuny amerykanskie z handful powstaly.
Polska Szkola Hahdlowa nauczy Gle,
iak handel prowadzi6, q dobrze platna
.posade dostarczy ci zaraz pc skohcze-
niu nauk. Pisz pc informacye. Adress
POISKA.SzkoiA HANDlsOWA
ll62 North Ashland ave, ChiosgO.I IN,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
naleszcIe mozasz naplaudq
nauezyc sic 20 angIeIsku
upenoea nsslej novel mstodJ torsspeadsaoyIael

uponoea asszej noWej mstodJ toF0speadsaoJjaee
DstNki nadswycxaj po~mystowemu sposobowi
osnaessnis wymowy angielskiet g romoce Cd
powiednieh Gaak6w, potrafimy nauesyt kaEdsgo
movie 20 angtelskn wtrsy miesiece. Wysynmy
sknAnonu xupo2nio bospfal njop ierWea9 lekcya
eaWisFa1acs onsxerns wyjs6nienia wymowy so-
9telakie3. SskofA nas.a jest jedyns polska insey.
tueyS tego rodzaju 1 ntema mic wspoinego Z 1ydo.
WDkimi oxkofsmi 0xumnie reklamoWsnyni pod
plasxosykiem narodowych basel. 20 informaeysi
ptsrwsss lekcye sgaasxle sic naleAy pod adreesma
N. S. JESIEN'S SCHOOL q ENGLISH
S1O88-70 Milwaukee Ave-
CHICAGO. NL%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
Ciag daisy.

OA06 NOAo0y
%, no! zaczynasz znowu
z tel strony", rzek} nieco Ia.
godniej Kulig. IA wiesz ty,
lie ia wtenczas potrzebowa'
lem tylko jedno wyrzec sio'
wo, abys pody6dal, gdzie ci
sic nalezalo. / dzisiaj jeszcze
uwierzy mi Gala okolica;
kazdy vie, 10 ty ga}gan
mic vi: wn:iia{c,ejj"
BIOS mnie ty do tego
przyprowadzil", %odpowiedzial
Msteusz; ,,ale mole piec zmy'
slow pozosta}y mi jeszcze /
Mkt mnie zg}upic ME po-
trait. Spr6b6j tylko usku'
tecznic TIVE grozby, zobaczy.
my co z tego wyniknie.
. Gwaltowny kaszel przer.
wal move starca. MOI ka-
szel coraz gorszy", rzek} Ma
teusz, "przypomina mi, 70
MOI koniec sic zbli&a, a ia sic
smierci bardzo boje. Chcia}-
bym %rrzynajmniej najsrozszy
ciezar zwa)ic z siebie. Ale
gdybym sic mial n~awr6cic,
toby ola ciebie niedobrze by}o
mi vice lepiej. picnic.
dry, abym m6g( zapic chez
p%oprawienia SIZE.
.,TyS juz dosta} wiecej niz
eli sic nalezy'', ~odpowiedzia1
Kulig, , s}yszac Gle m6wia'
cego, moznaby my6lec, ze
najwieksza moja wilma W tenn
wszystkiem, a lednakze,
gdyby wysz}o ma jaw, twojaby
glowa spadla". Jego CLOS Uni
zy} sic i zaczal dalej movie
tax cicho, ze JAS JUL dos}y-
sec ME m6g}. .Oddali} sic
vice spieszno 20 sieni szed}
presto do babki, gdzie sotbie
wypoczal pc wszystkich ME-
m;lych wrazeniach W dniu
tym doznanych. Jeden z tych
dw6ch ludzi jest oczy wistym
z}oczy6ca, lecz kt6ry, tego
dociec trudno mu by}o.
Kilka lat up}yne}o cd
owego pamietnego dnia ola
Jasia. Stosnnek dw6ch star
COW ME zmienil sic W niczem.
Kulig dostarczal ciagle Ma
teuszowi pieniedzy, kt6re
ten marnowa} bezsumiennie.
JAS tymczasem wyros} ma
dziarskiego rozsadnego
mlodzie6ca i 2a,7Qdzat ca}em
gospodarstwem Kuliga, kt6.
ry uznajac rzadkie ~przymioty
,alodego chlopca. znacznle
podwyzszy& jego dochody,
Teraz m6g} Jas dotr%ymat
oabce dawno uczynionej Q.
bietnicy. Jej chate kazal 20
rzQdnie wyreperowac, kupil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01

U1reczenie Jest matka cho-
rob, n~erwowosci chorych
duchowo; przewraca ca}y du-
chowy system. Cia}o jest Sic
cia nerw. HoIlister'a Rocky
Mountain herbata wyciaga i
odswieza ca}y system. Spro
bujcie ia dis wieczorem. W
apiece Brown'a.
(Advert sement.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01

/ ~ ~ SS~~
kiemj mozebnemi wygodami.
Kiedy tax W niedzie]e ! swie.
ia ~prowadzit ia pod reke do
ko6cio}a, wszystkie matki
przypatrywa'y i'm sic z roz
rzewnieniem i dawa}y "a
przyw}ad Jasia swoim die
ciom.
Kul,g polnimo starosci
oddawac sic
|piia6stwu, ale re z wiekiem
coraz byl slabszy, vice ida.
rza}o sic czesto, re idac z
karczmy, upad} ma drodze i
musiano 20 jak niezywego
przynosic do domu. Jas jake
wierny sluga czuwa} mad
MIN lie moznosci. Gdy 60 o
p6}nocy ME by}o W domu,
w,stawa1 z.l6zka i wychodzii
pc niego do karczmy, cho.
ciaz "a to odbiera} zwykle o.
be]gi i grozby cd pijanego
starca.
To zycie nieporzadne spro-
wadzilo nan wreszcie oiezka
chorobe. Dosta} najprz6d
zimnej febry a potem goracz-
Xxi, do kt6rej sic gwaltowna
maligna przy}qczy}a. Jas ME
odstepowat ami ma chwile
chorego. Kuiig W fantakyach
goraczkowych zrywa1 sic
czesto z }6zka, spozierai nan
wzrogiem ob}akanym, wyma-
vial jakie6 niezrozumia}e
s}owa, lub odpychat go cd
siebie wo}ajac dziko: ,,Telhas
Telhas, czego cheese odem-
ME, poprzesta6 raz przeSls
dowac mnie, tw6i wzrok
mnie zabija, pali..." Take
wybuchy jakie]s dziwnej roz~
paczy powtarza}y sig czesto
i budzi}v rozmaite domys1y
W duszy mlodego ch}onca.
Nakoniec pc trzytygodnio.
wei chorobie nastapilo po-
.lepszenie. Glory zasnat snem
.mocnym i spokojnym. Jas
czuwai mad MIN, gdy nagle
us}ysza{ W przyleglym poko~
ju, kaszlenie i ujrza} wcho-
dzacego Matensza Strede].
Niemifo dotkniety temi
odwiedzinami capital go pc
co przybywa.
- 5lyszalem 10 on umiers,
rzek} zapytany : i prey.
szed}em sic przekonac, czy
to prawda?
Wcale nieprawda, -
odpowiedzial JAS - widzicie
10 6pi spokojnie, j "a kilka
dni juz zapewne wstanie.
Mateusz zblizy} aie do }6z-
ka chorego, przypatrywaimu
sic bacznie a potem rzek':
- xmienh sic do niepozna-
-, ,n;o div . Sn,iorc1a mo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
Ma sprZedaz.

Meble j rozmaite harzedzia
" gospodarstwie domowem
uzytecane ma sprzedaz pod.
mr.. 527-wsch. 3ciej vi,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-03

Liz lldtlNCo, WIZ llVSu DIT lllC lllOl
fertile southern end. The Lovely
Lass had been sighted about the
center of the group of islands, to
the west To his surprise, when
he left the yacht, Hudson accom-
panied him.
Neither disclosed his purpose
in the curious jaunt. That day,
shortly after noon, while lining
an impossible ravine, they came
to a rude bamboo bridge. They
had just traversed it, when a
shower of darts rained about
them, and half a hundred saw
ages appeared in the distance.
1--WE are safe, so long as they
cannot cross" observed Hudson.
"I'll fix that -
He opened the satchel he car
ried so constantly, selected an OBJ
long package, opened one end,
and gave it fling. In an instant
the bridge was shattered to
atoms.
Dynamite explained Hud-
son, and Melvin marveled more
than ever at the eccentric COM
rade who went about loaded with
the deadly explosive
They camped that night near
the west shore. At daybreak
Melvin was on the move. He
: went along the shore, came to an
inlet, and there, dismantled and
lying on her beam ends, was
: the Lovely Lass.
How his heart beat as he swan
to the wreck and descended a
water-logged cabin, to find the
~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-03
Apple Cheese.

To a pound of sugar add a pint
of water and Il pound of apples
peeled, cored and quartered-and
the grated rind of l lemon. Cook
for 8 hours, then add.the juice of
the lemon. Boil for 10 minutes,
stirring constantly; then remove.
Use this as a filling for tarts or
cake or with nuts as sandwich
filing. - ~s $50 i's.-.'1,1 2
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doilOl =. HS1C SlOOu I1udSOH.
He had just fired at the wreck one
of his sticks of dynamite.
lust in time Melvin dove. A
frightful crash sounded out. Even
in the water he could feel the con-
cussion. Coming up, he dove
again, for the air was filled with
hurting splinters. He came
ashore finally to confront the as
tonished Hudson.
Then there were mutual ex-
plantations. Hudson was "spe-
cial representative of the ,Lloyds
of London, commissioned at any
cost to destroy the derelict.
Zone minute more inside that
ship" shuddered Melvin; ''and
she would meter have known my
fatep
"She," questioned Hudson,
with his usual quaint, challenging
smile. :
Yes, the sweetest, dearest,
loveliest woman in the worldr
replied Melvin, with fervor.
He knew that she was all his
own three months later, when he
handed to Colonel Evans the little
tin box rescued from the Lovely
Lass-derelict.
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
Apple Cheese.
To a pound of sugar add a pint
of water and u pound of apples
peeled, cored and quartered-and
the grated rind of l lemon. Cook
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-02-06

The Bureau of Socrs.So,. .,ys,eus
came into existence about two
years ago, as d result of the work
Of the special grand jury appoint
ed to investigate the white slave
traffic in New York City, which
served during the first half OF the
year 1910. One of the recommend
atoms made by it in the present
ment handed up at the tertnina!
ton Of its labors was that a pub
lie commission be appointed to
study the social evil. The foreman
Of that body subsequently gave
careful consideration to the char
acter Of the work which nigh
properly be done by such com
mission and the limitations unde
which it would operate. In TIL
connection, separate, persona
conferences were held with owe
a hundred leading men and WI
men in the city among whom wei
lawyers, physicians, business mel
bank presidents, presidents
commercial organizations, clerg
men. settlement workers, socl
workers, labor leaders and refor
es. These conferences develop
the feeling that public comm
sion would labor under a numb
of disadvantages, such as the ia
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-02-06
COW-PEAS
GOOD CROP
Continued from page 81

Souuilueu 1rOm page
to grow their own seed, if they
had any considerable acreage.
In cutting, harvest when most
of the pods are brown and the
larger proportion of the seeds are
ripe. 1t usually is best to cut with
special harvester, for if the
plants are cut with moving ma
chine and raked, quite a bit of the
seed will be threshed out and lost
One thing that is well to remem-
Der when one is storing cow-pea
seed and also when one Is p""ving
it, is that the weevil attacks this
plant readily, and that it will ruin
the seed if it is not watched. Be
especially carefully of the seed
you buy, for much of it is dam
aged.
To guard against the weevil in
stored grain, fumigatewith carbon
bi-sulphide. Use one pound to 600
cubic feet Of space. Spread can
vas over the seed and place the
carbon bi-sulphide in shallow
dish under it. The material will
evaporate and sink down into the
seed. One precaution that must
be observed is to keep the gas
away from the fire. 1t is very
inflammable.
As crop for improving the
soil, cowpeas is very valuable. A
great amount Of nitrogen is fix
ed on the roots of the crop that
is available for crops that follow.
It is especially valuable as green
manure crop, for there is not the
great production Of acid that
there is with some of the other
common green manure crops, such
as came. When most green-ma-
nure crops decay in the soil they
produce great quantities of acid,
and if the soil is not well suppl
led with lime, they may have bad
effect.
There is rapid etension of the
growth of cowpeas in some see
tions, notably in southeastern Kan
sas, as a preparation for the
growth of other legumes, such as
alfalfa. 1t puts the land i'll fine
condition for these crops.
Grow some cowpeas this year.
This crop can be worked in prof.
tably ON almost all farms that are
not too far north.