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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-19
Si3enss ssYorla9e
gon benz aeneinidaitliden eesisla.
tmr.Hasidlnh ansgearbeiiet


gr Sub 1smper,n3 IusI6ub
Der Qtgislaiur, Der Die an anbsrer
Sisus bsrittsi, cine aompromibs
S;5ens gcrlaee ausaearbsitst Bat,
unitrbrsiteis oisisIbe aeitern a6eno
nod oem dagemein,n gtusftub, Der
biz 'pdt nah Witternahi in Sibuno
mar nno bic gorIde. idllisBlib in ais
len ThtileH iuboFirte, 10 bob lie oane
3reifeI nod bieie Mohe BON beiben
,sfpeigen pdiiirt fptrbsn fpiro. IN Der
Qorlaae III, Fuie iton ofters anaeesus
tet. cine Siaais 2iDnsbsb1roe Dor.
sr'ebn, pon orsi WitaIiebsrn, bon be.
ren nitt mehr ole stpei otrisIben Oar
isi onstborsn oiirfsn unb bic pom
Oonrsrnsur srnannt iptrbeu Iorlen.
Tisfs geboroe srnennt> bic gounins
gshoresn aus is sip.i Witglisbern,
tberfaIis ptrihi.b.ntn parieien anoes
borsre. Bel Der 8ep6bruna bon
aiserfen fotlsn QppIi,antsn, bic ihon
Dor mai 1913 i'm WirtbsgeitGft lpas
rem. tercrsust ipsroen. Der goupsre
neur. fcu bic Siaaisbeborbs i'm SuIi
b. J. srnsnnen uHb bic QiseRs iou am
Is. Geptembsr b. !. in ardft trstsn.
die QiStnsesbiihr ion $1,000 beirdaen,
3u rtlter jecoh nod Gin. Reaihris
runesssbiibr bon 800 ,ommt. Die
Gcuntp eisensbebSrbsn, peIte bic
ai;tnfsn betpillieen. ioII.n aui e.niis
stnes Griinoe uno 9ei1ptrben bin
0os Hedt habsn, bic 2i3snfsn su ius.
reaeirsn. ueberireier bss @eitBes fol-
len Dor sinem Ri6ter prpseiiirt pers
etn. pdhr.nb fir cine annette u.bers
treiuna Elm pros.b Dor Gsfhporsnsn
srlou6: III. Die speiit 5dulbigs
ieletrns 3iehi unabipeisIih cine Gnis
slsbung Der ai3sns naG, iit.
Die 0orioae fhrtibt fsrn.r Dor, bab
Gambler In aeif:istn gsirdnten ale be-
i'tbsnotn gsfess. iorpis bic pom aoials
Wunisipalbth6rben ouFerlsaieu sass
iiriitionen beohten miiiI.n.
Gnrd sinen pdragrdpten, bab cine
gerion. Der cine ai3sns befpilliet pirn.
nur an sinem OeitdFi, no eeiiiiae
0etrdns. psrioafi ipsrosn. beib,i.igi
fsin Tam, merst al. pcn grauersi.n
aesisneisn Wnibfhaften aus. Gin
lpeitersr Qarosrapb perbisitt es eiusm
Wiribe. oeHen aisens sntsoaen porben
III. ais GhnniislIner su funsiren.
Die Saldre Der Mitaliener b.r
Staatsheb0roe iinb duf $1,000 per
Sabr nrb bieienig.n Der gounips sais
sensbsborbsn auf $500-S40OO pr
5abr fefsseiest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-19
llm Iounerftag
@iro Der St. AleDiius 3aiieuperein
gSaibinstun's Vebnrtstas isirH.
Sie Saiienfinber psranitalten iuie
ilbIidj cine Anifnbruus in
Der Nnffbalie.

gstrtu BEN lnneidbriesn g<brou6
ipiro Der St. 2llopTius WaiisnpsreiH
aud bsuer fpitosr ben g,burtstas bcs
9Qters bes 9lttrIaHos, bas Wiss,ns
ieft 9eorss Dafbneton's burd sint
einorudspOIIs 5eisr bsSsbsn. bic am
Donnsritag 4beno In Der WluiitbolIe
itatifinoet.
Sci. Wotn bat bie ainberftdar I'm
CT. 4Iopi,us Woiisnbouis unier Der
bepdbrisn Gsitung ibres fpadereH SetIs
forens Rsp. geors 9on Der Ak.
etn bubites, patrioiiites proeramm
sinitubirt, bas am 9onnsssias our
4uffuhruns g.!dnet. uno DsiIamutios
nsn, aisbsr unb biibf6e Rsigennums
mern enibdli, iobab bic oiesjabrige
Jssr oen.n friiberer Sabre in isinsr
Deiis na6itekn, fonbsrn bi, fruberen
J.isrn tpculosli6 nod ib<rirsffsH
nirb.
SslbHrsbsnb perbsn bic s5rsunbs
uno Conner Der 10 feeensrsitsn 4ns
itolt iih bisie Oeissenbsii nitt ents
oebn IaFen, um ihr Sterflsiu fir
bas Waiisnhaus kisuitsuern unb nit
ben lisben Gleinsn ,insn in jeber DIM
iitt gsnubreitsn 4benb gu urlsxn.
Der 8Orosr,nuf Der Ginlobtarisu lGb.
baroui i6lisb,n. bab aud bic bisss
iobrige syeisr, ipie man es ia bei D<rs
anitoliunsen o.s ct. Alopfius Wais
fsnpereins MID. anbers sstpobnt in,
guieoer Dor pollis nusoeriaufien 6dufs
itattfinben fpirb. Wii Der Turnfiibs
runs bes programms fpiro prG8iis um
boIb adj! llhr keonnen D<rbsn.
4ls aommiitsen, Sisanpeifer unb
Sronunssmdnnu p<rbsn ssltgsntliH
bieisr 4uffIbrung bic folgenben 6ers
rem funsirsn, bic erfuht fsnb. fi6 prds
sife um gi,rtel mad feds ubr am
9onntrstag abenb BEL ben 6<rren
Dreo. geis!er uuo 6enrp aoIimep.r 5u
melben:
gmpfangs Rommittee: Werner
gibmener. Gbparb DuFe. George 3.
Shronb. Gerbafbt GHmibt. 6<inrih
Burbrini, ). 3. Gtoll, Anion BON
Der 6oar. u. RKmann, 9beo. 1bole,
Grunt Wads, gbos. .. Wiiirod. s1of.
9riniman. Gorenb Bed.
1idti goy Cffite: alnton Ronns.
banm. 6snrp poettr, JObu o. Weis
ners.
Sisantpeiier TIM Bartlett: CRIB.
Gsisler. gorfiser; 6enyp Rolf
.msptr. Geor9e 0osr4fr. &bu. q
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|p.rurfohts. tk bic 1tuerp<br be.
Jlammen 1err iperoen fonnie. aur3s
3eit barauf ertitano Elm beuer ouf benz
Dad Der Wobnuns Der 5run Sodman,
No. 735 Siib IL. Strabe, burh 6un=
fen aus bem Rauhfans, speIhes einen
Shaoen BON $40 onridteie. Dh Jeu=
erfpsbr ipurbe bann nad Der Wobnuns
Der 5amitie Rrasmsr, Gde Der 4. unb
Walnut Strabs, gerufen, no oas Dad
ourh Gunfen aus benz Shornitein In
grano seratben mar uno unbeoeutenb
bef6doiet tpuroe.
= 9as 9aus BON Wiaiam Wainton
an Der Goleroin Qanoftrabe bei WliIfs
bile purbe geftsrn Worsen Elm Raab
Der 5Iammen. Das 5euer eutrtanp
ourh einen fhabbaften Raudfans nnb
oas 9aus bronrts trob Der Ollie Der
Nadbarn Bis gum 5unodmtnt nieber.
Gin Ulilbbaus iopis Elm 9olsihuppen
puroen ebenfaus 3srftort. Der 0srluIi
piro auf $1,000 angeibIdssn unn tit
ttetIpeiis burt 9eriiherune eebeti.
Wtinton erlitt grdnD punben.
Die giiresr pom Union 5omnibip
hieItsn am Montag cine gDobl iibsr
lotal Option ao unb bic .Raifen"
Iuaren NIT elmer Stimmenmebrbsi. bon
SO fieereif.
- Delpbia Sanoers bat Ro.ano
Sanoers auf Stsiouns psrilast uno
lpuniht bas Reht, ibrsn Maedeas
namsn DeIpbia Taultner tpi.ber fiiba
ren 3u biirfen. Ter 9atts III iesi tpes
ON trimin.iIsn 2Ingriffs i'm 3uht.
haus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-19

Ter ~ Sabre oIte Sarrp Iepinc,
Don 5to. $40 God SiraBe, ipelfer an,
noriael i5reitag BON ieiHem ,sreunbe
2sm. Carroll, l6 Sabre alt. bon Ro.
3il Baum Strase, 3uidIlig in oas
geIn seihoiiei poroen mar, iiarb ee.
tern i'm SoipitnI gum @Rien Sama.
ritter, Iie beincn lungen WfdHner ipa.
rcn nit Der Aeiniauns zines 9fii!es
beihaitigt, ais bic Wniie iid tn Den
Sanoen bes Carroll jufallig entlmb.
1ie 9erleeuna bes TeDine ,uuroe9in.
fangs iiir nngefdbrlih eeholien, le.
bod lieIlte iit ipater glutpergiitunl
elm, lpeld,e, mie aeiagt, aeitern ben
lob bes juneen Uonnnes berbeiil5r.
ie, Ter Coroner ipirb einen Snaneil
abbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-19
Nsasienbaa Der gader eamaer.

Ter Gineinnaii Bddsr 0sIongperein
bai ouf Samitas, 20. Jebruar. ptins
aornspaI gu Safe geIaoen, benn an
btefem Nbenb finbet In ben SdLn Der
Central 1urnballe Der erobe preiss
mof.snbou bes Wereins fiatt. Die fans
ocsfrrbsn g1der boben nit btm
gtirsen aarnepal f.ets auf gutsm
sSub eeitdnben, benn r, ptrifeben es
dufs ge'te, einen fh0nen RoItiimbna
3a arrangiren. Die Wprberetiunger
fine uufs Bette setrojfen. syiir bic
ihrniisn uns bic orig,neIliten Wosstn
finn tpsribpone prsiIe ausseiebt uno
bd riele bsfreunbsis Wsreine ibrtn Be-
fut suseidsi baben, tpirb "a an 3us
fpluf niht fehIsn.
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- uultr NHtHl w @HWIaUH ~
Serr Gouarb Srmd. 449 Glib Snuite
strase. geu Eel. 476 g., Some
Hbone 1851 q.
- 9earl Wan Barter, bic 13sjdbs
rice 1odrr Don 4braham Barter Don
Der Ban Der Beer 4penus iidrb seiisrn
Worgsn um 8 llbr an ben Waaiern.
Die gamiIn psrlor am 5reitag 4beno
unb Samiias Ratmi!toa Der pergans
eensn Do6s ibre 4sjabrisen 3tuiuinsss
tohtertxn 8inbu unh 2inba Borfer
ebenfalls oura Die WaierH. Go purosH
bier BON 50 Bis 10 Jdne Wdfsrn o<m
geiunob.itsbeamien aemelbst.
Wanor Stroub tpirb kute Qbenb
gum ap.itsn W2ale bic Rdmen bon Or.
gbarks arons, Or. ). Or. Glarf, Or.
5ush Shsu uno qouts 6elmer aIs
Mi.slisoer bes GsfunokitEraths bem
Siabtrath sur gsitdtiguug unierbrei.
ten.
Catherine Suep itarb In iher
Wobnune. q Sonoper Sirabs, am
Wontas Rahmit.as an Shpdhe i'm
alter bon So Sahren.
- WGtiIba 6. 8oaimsn ftarb ses
tern Worsen i'm merep 6ofpital on
Der gDafieriu6t I'm 2llkr BON 81 Jabs
rem. Sic mar cine aranienndrterin
uno pobnte felt ibrsr Jusenb an Der
gte b<r Rorb o unb Bart 4penus.
sic binter!dbt eins 9oftsr, Jrau
s5ronf SuQisdn.
- Gin fd0bEafisr 5ei3opparoi In
Der WDbnuns Der Grau Gmnla
6ugbts, Dopton uno 8. Gtrobe, pers
uria6ts porg<iiern Radmiitog elm
1tuer. tpeIhes einen 0erIai BON $500
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Hriihsrer sploat permiit.

Gbns. Warfsbirp bon 5elieitn. g..
eriudte aeiiern bic bieii1e Voli3si,
Nnd)ieridiunsen nnf oein 90 Sabre
alten Gotparo Wirrap an5uitelIsn,
lueifcr felt oem 10. iebriiar perntibt
miro. Wurran mar am H. sSebrliar
In Sort Saleihorpe, GA, ebrenroll
aus Der guuoesumee cntloi'en noroeI
rmo batie am n1diten Iage BON Gins
cinnati aus OH Marfsburu telesro.
phirt. i'm am 10. Sebruar in TeIieitE.
g.. sn ireiien. Seitoem iebIi ieoe
Spur pom ihm.
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Ter Teiliif,.lln1nrii6e arbeiicr
.RdnnerdJor rot fir Sonning. %.
sSebrnar, cine MISUNDERSTANDING ar.
rongiri. Die in Der Irbeitcrhaae itatt
iiuoct. Ter fcitacbenne GcreiH miro
feline it,oniten Siehcr crId'atlen lniicn
uno ou humoriitiidiengortraae lpiro
e3 aud, nid'i ichlen. Ger lliitrrhal.
,mg foIat Gin Sailifrin}t,cu ssnna5
snpeiIe iii iiir ocn abcno cnangirt.
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Die Wabl Der parif.r
= TN htst6nisin. Die a0s
nisin iit topil gs lebs bic a6nigin."
Der Euf eri6oa in paris am WabIs
tag, Der iyaiinnhsstonisin. bic Dor FL.
nigen 1asen uni.r sablrsiher Bstbeis
Iisuns itotisefunben bat. 4Iss W5s.
li6e. mas In paris Rans unb Ramen
bat, baiis iih tin9efunben. Jm Wit!sls
puntis besJntersFss iionb 3undnfi nas
.iirlin bic ~iierbenos" Goitnohtsi5nis
gin, ek 4userpdhlte beg lsbten Cab
res. bsrsn .aebens3.ii" nur nod mad,
Siunben sdblie. Grdulein porabsis
fab Msbalb ein ,penig blsin aus troy
Der iroitenotn 3uipriihe. bic ibr BON
alien Geiien 3utb<il purben. Ssbr sum
eeioDei.n Der .1amsn Der DALE uno
Der Uiioinsiien rporb Siesmdl cine
SHreibmoidiniiiin, 5rGulsin Bnsnai,
bic sdum 3ipon3is Qen3s 3dblt. 5ur Ros
niein erioren. unb unter km Jubel
Der Wtnet sob ibr Der pr1fibens bes
aommitxes Den potsrlic1xn Rub, burh
ben fis In ibr bobes amt eingsfiibrt
Dirb. 3ernah CAB "a sinen .1ofba[l-,
auf oem bic nsueeip6blte 4Sniein
gercle bisii uno bic Delobenen Girome
fiiben Gbdmpasners irontm.
Was man niht faritic
rem fam. Ter beriibnlteiie aori.
faturen8eid,ner Ser WeIt seitncte bic
anritoiin eines Commentaries. Gle
3eitnuHg NOR 10 aelunaen, bab cr
ielbit beinabe laden mubte; abcr ais
or fsin Nserf feiner iSrau 3eiete. IA.
helte iie nid,t einmol. .0aidut es
Iir nift2A iraste Der QiiniiIer er.
itaiint. .Befailen2@ iagte Die iunec
Grau snntiirIid1 geidilt er mir. TaS
iii Der rei5enoiie, ent5iidenbftc Hut.
ben ih in neinem gebem fab. 8osii
perseubeii III eigentlid) ionit Ieinc
3eit 5n anrifotiiren, mean Tu 10
id)one Snd,en MAIDEN fnnais! goiort
gebe ID sur Mo0iitin iinb Inlie mir
6ieien Gut mnd)en.~ llnb lie that es.
llno Der Nciiter lpeib bente. baf man
oles tnrificren fam: nur nidt eiue1
Gamenb.u 80.
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Iie Seid,e einer nnbefannten BE.
GERM ,purbe geiiern Morgen in ainem
S6Ippen binter benz Gtnbliiiemen,
Der Vahouo Brothers, an 8. E:rabe
iino Gilbert anenue. gefunben mno
smar BON bem bei Der sSirnn anse-
itellfen aufidler ssobn Verfins. lie
2eid,c muroe mad, Der Morgue ge.
brad)t. Der Coroner gIaubt. bob oic
Hegerin iid' in bem Sduppen fdlnfsn
aelest bate nno BON eiaem &ersidtng
betroi'en mnrbe. lie Iobte purbe
ipdter oils bic a ssabre nIte. perhsi,
rnthete 9ena ssobnion. BON Nr. 544
Cit y. Strabe. ibentifisirt.
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8iFiser SunO.

lie f6 Sabre oIte HoIaIie Hriaht,
Don ITO. 168 Telbi apenue, pnrbe
aeltern an Der Ode Der HeedNnont
nno Ieltn Anenue uon einem grobsn
2nnoe attn6irt uno In ben linfen
Cberarm arbiiFen. gaiianien id,lu.
gen ben biiiige,l ssoier in DIE sslntt
nno VoIi3iit Corner brafte NoiaIle
Wrigln noh Der Giiice oes Ir. Nat.
Jon an Gnitern ADenne. MO Die 9ib.
wunoeH asSgedst purncn.
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SIR oaS Ynblifuilt.
9tene 1scrmel fnrirt Sniten, GrfGl.
tansen, Srpndlitis nnb S5eiierfeit
i'm fnnf StnnSen.

8ieI miro hcu. u.,uiaee aetbaH, lin ben gsr.
beerurGtn oes GdbWiuhflIcht StnbuIt su aebies
fen. nitts III oieueiti ieoot 10 ptrffam als
has 8nbliiulu VI lebrtu. .pic man etHe GrfdI'
riIua brecteH ulto Suiten GrOHbitis. Wlaneela
eHi3inoHng etc furiIeH ianH init enem eits
laden soausm,ttel. 9tn abfiibreno piiserner
8u'ieu SNlup fTel BON lSbialeh, tn saS
Saupts geeiIriAiS Gin aAilen beeetIiet gnts
aIneHng Hno gsriiap'uud. Hne eiefe fuo fptes
eCr bic sSoae ban fu uici abiduitoifeu uuo
Sitien i'm -niiem Gin itirfenoer Idratteer
Tuiteps 55rmp beiyeit 0Gs Ebiieul bon 9crs
ffppfuna, ipabTeHb es ben id,mer5hniteu Suftet
Echebi eoIeH sic bar foRenee uHn mif6eu
gle eS }u puuie Ginc balhe tlr5e SIuin ystlo
eberrh Burr eEc ltH3e COMPOUND 6HeHCe Tnrs
BIOL ma orei ilu}en Snrup @Sniic gine ScHs
puaUa Schhtieln Sie Nie (Slachc aAn Te1s
men Sic 9wdtllsC Trcnien dlle bdihc 2tlHecn
einep lbseI5ffci rcd orei. eoer eicrrna aaii y
GIehen Etc oeH Stiuoeru lperidcr ie HaA nenl
eliter 5thueineu Gle otcs aus uRh bebcH sic
ss 'iir irRneeineH 2rcuHe ant
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ansebIi6sr Branbitiftsr
por Geriht.

South genb, Sno.. Is. Jsbr.
Benjamin adhn. sin rei6eraoufmann.
purbs am Disniiag i'm arsiseeritt
unt,r Der 4nslast Der granbi.ifiung
gum pro:.H. pors.fiibr.. aahn itet.
unter Der qntlae., i'm @.r.in nit Ben
iamin Srontlin, alias 5ins. unb GAR
m grotpn BON Gbicueo i'm april Doris
gen Sabres ben Jurmers & Wor.ines
mems Gri:no qaoen In 9raHD sefsst
al haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-19

- llmier agsnt in SamiIton 1T
Serr Gbuaro Srmd. 449 Glib 5nuite
strafe. geu Tel. 476 o., Ssme
Xbons 1851 u.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-14
NO FEAR OF A "H0LY WAR"
FanatIeIsm, Though Of the Most Ex.
treme Character, Is PowerIess
In Modern Warfare.

The possibility that the green flag
OF the prophet may be lifted by the
sultan of Turkey, who is invested with
dread dignity as the successor of Mo
manned. always excites comment
when the Turk is at war with the
Frank. But the magic phrase, "a holy
war, bears examination no better
than the generalization called "the
oriental mind" writes William T. El-
lis In the Century. Italy has Just
proved in Tripoli that fanaticism
hurls Itself in vain against modern
machine guns, and the forces upon
which the leaders of "jehad," or
molly war. can rely, are, except in the
case of Turkey itself. wholly unor-
ganized along modern military lines.
Even the Arabs immemorial maneu-
yer OF striking a swift blow and then
retiring to the Businesses of the GASES
is thwarted by the scouting aeroplane.
MODS cannot fight armies. In the old
rusn or spearsmen and swordsmen
and bowmen the casualties were COM
paratfvely 80 few that the wounded
might be carried away or left behind.
Modern weapons do a wholesale busi-
ness; they are to the old ways as the
steam reaper to the sickle.
Another factor, unheeded by the ro-
mantle, which time has injected into
any possible conflict between the fol-
lowers Of the prophet and the civiliz-
ed powers is that of navy. The re-
cent experience of Turkey with Italy
Is sufficient commentary upon this.
An armed rising of all Islam against
all Christendom is utterly impossible.
Even In India the unorganized, undrill-
ed, unarmed and scattered Moslems,
numerous as they are, could not hope
to prevail against the British troops
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-14
ROOT CROPS FOR DAIRY cow
TurnIps and Other Like Root veaeta-
bles Make Fine Milk Producing
Feed-Add to Variety.

No matter what some people tell
you. turnips and other roots make
fine milk-producing feed. Turnips
will not affect the flavor of milk, If
fed at the right time.
If turnips are fed in large quanti-
ties and two. or three hours before
milking. they are likely to give the
milk an unpleasant taste. but II fed
directly after milking. no flavor
whatever will be noticed.
A peck Of turnips to each animal
per day is sufficient in most cases.
A good plan is to feed directly after
hay in the early morning, and once a
day Is often eonugh.
A little salt scattered over the tur.
nips, which should be chopped In
quarters or smaller, add to their
palatability.
Roots make very valuable addition
to the winter ration, because they
add to the variety Of the feed, and no
animal on the farm appreciates va
riety more than the dairy COW.
In Wisconsin, Iowa and other
western dairy states the root crop
is becoming very important part of
the crop of the farm.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-14

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read and answered by a woman,
and held In strict confidence.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-14
Bad Men Feel Pain More.

Does bad man feel pain more
than man who leads an honest life?
1t has been stated apropos the de-
cision Of the British house Of COM
mons to punish white slavers by fog
ging, that by happy provision of
nature the skin appears actually to
become more sensitive as the moral
sense becomes deadened. A doctor
said that as rule those who are
criminally inclined bear pain or bod
lily suffering Of any kind extremely
badly. Men who are quite hardened
on the moral side of their character
seem to get more self-conscious about
their physical feelings than ordinary
men do. A man who is morally lax
leads loose life and destroys his
nervous system. He feels pain much
more acutely than a man of average
temperate habits and clean con.
science.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-14
lAA!YYNOITy

Beet molaSses is not very good
feed for cows.
A cow is known by the amount of
milk she gives.
Guesswork in the dairy never in
creases the bank account.
There are very few instances when
a COW needs to be MIXED before caly.
ing.
On thousands of farms where a cash
crop is grown for market the dairy
provides the key to the system Of
maintaining soil fertility.
II the churn is likely to remain idle
for some time. keep 1t filled with lime
water.
OIL cake, silage, and roots in the
feed make the cream churn more
easily.
Handle the nervous COW gently. or
don't expect her to be a profitable
producer.
Wet distillery grains when fresh
and properly fed make fair feed for
dairy cattle.
The cream can is one Of the most
profitable implements on the farms II
1t is used persistently.
Heifers intended for the dairy herd
should be taught to lead. the same as
horses for riding or driving.
We may be taking care of too many
COWS, but we may be certain that we
are not taking too good care of them.
Remember that the dairy COW ia a
lady, and must be treated as such II
the best returns are to be expected
Feed Is an important factor in max.
ing COW profitable but the best feed
cannot avail unless good care is given
also.
Two pounds Of mixed shorts and
bran per COW per day is sufficient
for cows that are expected to give
liberal flows Of milk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-14
Insurance for Mountain Climbers.

Owing to the large number of acci-
dents occurring every year to noun
tain climbers and tourists in the Alps,
several Swiss insurance companies
have established an accident policy for
the benefit Of persons undertaking
these mountain excursions. For a
premium of IL cents a seaso ncertain
Alpine clubs offer insurance to their
premium of 12 cents a season certain
with medical care, ETC., included. An
insurance company Of Vienna offers
alpine insurance" at a premium of
SLAP year for every $203 Of benefit
in case Of accident which causes in.
validity or death. The amount of the
premium is less in case groups of five
or ten persons are insured together.
There is also an insurance policy is
sued for the winter season against
ski and bobsleigh accidents in the
Alps
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-14
SAFETY SEAL FOR MILK CAN
Soft Piece Of Metal Arranged So That
Receptacle Cannot Be Opened
Without Detection.

Often farmer will lose a good deal
of milk through having his cans open.
ed In transit and little. of the con.
tents removed from each one. 1t is
practically impossible, under ordinary
circumstances, to detect this. But a
Pennsylvania man has devised milk
can seal that will tell Immediately
whether or not can has been opened.
On the neck of the can is bifurcated
lug, and just above it, on the lid, is
small hinged arm with perforations
in 1t. There are also perforations on
opposite sides Of the lug. To seal the
can the hinged member is dropped into
the opening Of the lug and the perfo
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-14

ssa@>rEF 15aA SSNASS

Kaffir corn always should be ground
for cows.
A meaty udder is seldom combined
with a good milker.
An occasional soaking In brine will
keep the wooden churn sweet
Dairying isn't play, but no other job
pays better wages for hard work.
The dairyman sells ton of but
ter, and is out only SO cents worth Of
fertility.
Be sure not to stint the calves
and yearlings in the use of straw for
bedding.
The longer the calf is allowed to
suck the harder 1t will be to teach him
to drink.
The man with four or more cows
doesn't save money by not buying a
separator.
The cream separator should be firm.
ly fixed on a solid base If good work
is expected Of 1t.
Be sure that the COW stables are in
good repair before the weather is
so cold that the stable must be in
constant use.
Be sociable with the heifers. It
is not belittling yourself, but 1t is
uplifting for the calves and young cat.
tie.
Alfalfa hay and ground oats will put
quick growth on fall calves and thus
carry them through winter In better
shape.
The COW that drops a calf in the
fall is the one that will drop money
In her owners pocket provided she
Is given the feed and care she de.
serves.