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Morgan County republican., 1913-05-08
New Locomotives for No. Pac.

In line with the policy of the man.
agement of the Missouri Pacifc-Iron
Mountain System of putting a SUBJ
stantial part Of the earnings into i'm
provements and betterments, Presi
dent Benjamin F. Bush has authorized
the purchase of seventeen new loco
motives for that road. The American
Locomotive Works was awarded the
order for seven large passenger en-
gines known as the Mountain type, and
for five Pacific type passenger engin-
es. The Baldwin Locomotive Works
secured the contract for five heavy.
powerful engines OF the Mikado
make.
The seven Mountain type locomo-
tives will be of the largest pattern
of passenger engine constructed
and will be used on the main
line to the south, hauling the
heavy passenger trains over the
Ozark divisions Of the road. They
will be IS feet S r-z inches in height,
with total length OF eighty feet. and
will combine the heavy tractive force
OF 5o,3so pounds with capacity for
hlgn speed. Tn. total weight of en-
CINE and tender will be $4,000
pounds. The tender will be 20 feet
in length, being built longer and low
er than the ordinary locomotive, OBJ
waiting to great extent the liability
OF derailment.
rhe five Pacific type passenger en-
gines will be built primarily for speed,
the driving wheels being over six feet
in diameter, and will be used in the
fast passenger service recently inaug-
urated by he Missouri Pacific be-
tween St. Louis and Pueblo. They
will be II feet S inches in length, and
to the top of the stack will measure
IS feet S Ia inches. They will have
26-inch cylinders and the total weigh,
of the engine and tender will be 4I2,.
500 pounds.
The five Mikados are for freigh,
service on the heavier divisions of the
road. These engines will stand IS
feet 5 I-2 inches in height, with total
length Of IS feet 4 I-2 inches.
The three styles of engines will be
equipped with the latest improve
ments in locomotive construction. in
Guiding electric headlights, electric
cab lights and superheaters.
Morgan County republican., 1913-05-08

out that the Representatives OF eighty
nine counties voted for the county
unit bill, and to hold it up now would
make the temperance people Of the
state so mad that they would doubt
less bring On another statewide Pro-
hibition campaign by the initiative
and might carry this time. Such
campaign in 1914 would cost the
liquor gang more than in 1910 and
might wipe their whole business out
of the state.
1t was pointed out that while the
referendum petitions must be filed
before June az, the temperance fore
es had over year to prepare their
statewide Prohibition petitions.
1t was a hot debate, with every
spigot twister quaking in his boots
and realizing he was between the
devil and the deep sea.
Senator Malang finally won, and
the resolutions were adopted by a
small majority of thirty-seven beer
singers plus the Moberly bar flies.
The officers who are to manage
this proposed movement are from
Joplin. In fact, it seems to be a
Joplin movement largely. Joplin sa-
loonists fear the people Of Jasper
county next January unless county
unit can be held up.
The temperance people can afford
to watch and laugh. None of them
will sign any referendum petitions.
The beer bunch will now place
their petitions on the bar of every
saloon in the state. Signatures will
be paid for in cash and drinks.
Every man who faces a barkeeper
will be asked to sign and no questions
asked as to whether he lives in Mis-
souri, or Kansas or Oklahoma or
whether he has already signed. In
districts where there are no saloons,
polling lists OF the county will be se-
cured and enough names copied up
on the petitions to make the required
5 per cent, then some stool pigeon
OF the beer crowd will make oath that
the names were signed IN his pres
ence. In this way the gang is plan
ming to thwart the will of the people.
The temperance crowd is not
scared. We are willing to meet this
outfit at the ballot box, but we pro-
pose to see to it that every name on
the petitions is examined and an
army of men will be placed in the
different counties checking up the
names and securing the athdavits OF
fraud.
The secretary of the state will have
all the facts before him, and the le-
gality of the whole matter will be
threshed out in the courts. II a
fraudulent petition is honored, then
look out tor statewide Prohibition
fight. The people of Missouri are
angered and will "Watch the Gang"
The American Issue.
Morgan County republican., 1913-05-08
ELECTION OF 1914,

At the election next year a state super
intendent Of schools, two members of the
supreme court, sixteen congressman, half
the state senate, a lower house of the
general assembly, several of the most
important OF our county officers and a
United States senator are all to be chos-
en-, Some of the appellate court judges
and circuit judges are also due to he
elected
Morgan County republican., 1913-05-08
Tags.

Let us print your shipping tags,
don't use somebody else's, have your
own name and address and business
on everything you ship. We can
furnish them neatly printed in large
or small quantities at reasonable
prices. Try US on 50, or 100, up to
500 or 1000.
Morgan County republican., 1913-05-08
The Boose Room in the
Court House. y

Our readers, some at least, will
remember that after local option was
knocked out by the rain that ''wet
day." and the whiskeyites failing to
find block in the city where they
could get majority for their internal
business, we advised using room in
the court house, as it was the wettest
block in the city, nearly unanimous,
and the court house patronage would
pay expenses. OF course we were
just joking. but it seems that Sheriff
Goodman caught on, and booze
room was fitted up in the northwest
corner upstairs, with burglar-proof,
non-pickable lock. You have seen
ants hurrying home, and by following
them you can find the hole every time
lust so with the court house booze
room. "Clean off your shoes and
wipe off your chm" Now, we
suppose the fellow who is running it
pays no rent, like the newspapers
IN the basement, and no license, not
even government license, and we OBJ
ject, for there are men who would
pay good rent, and a premium on
this line OF business. And, as well,
our doctors can write the prescrip-
tions and our druggists fill them for
all the business will justify, the mail
order liquor business, for that is the
kind, we understand, furnished by
the booze room, is robbing our citi-
zensIof trade they are justly entitled
to.
Now, what is the use1 We have
all the law that any town in Missouri
has, and we suppose our officers are
sworn to enforce the laws, unless they
IiOoo 'HCii huRC'o VII ludt pdidRi dl'i
while being sworn, but how can you
expect officials who continually vio-
late the law themselves to attempt to
enforce it in other cases. They
don't do it, they won't do it, and
all the denouncing in the world won't
get them right. Right here we need
the recall. We suppose the county
court, in session this week, will look
into this booze room, and abate it
before it becomes a nuisance. This
is one case where we cannot advise
you to "follow the crowd" Why
not the law-abiding people take these
matters up, and see that the laws are
enforced, even II necessary to oust
the old officers and get a new set,
can't do worse, might do better.
Try it.
Morgan County republican., 1913-05-08
REM E N BER

to keep your subscription within the
twelve months liu.it-the post Office
department says you are an outlaw, a
dishonest person, and not to be
trusted when you get twelve months
behind. Keep on the inside.
Morgan County republican., 1913-05-08
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RoCk Island Time Caro-.

WEST BOUND DEPARTS
No. 27, Daily Limited--Kansas
City, Colorado Springs. Pu-
eblo and Texas points .3:42 a IN,
No. %. Daily Local-Kansas
City, and all interme diate
points. Also all points ives,
% hours to Denver. ...... 80 p. III
No 80, Through Express, .2O6 p. IN.
FAST BOUND Dr, ARTS
No. %, Daily, Limited-St.
Louis and all points east Il 40 a. nj,
No. "a, Daily, Local st. Louis
intermediate points and all
points east ..........,..ll:5 ii 30 a. IN.
No. 40, Through Express, -. .l:ll p m.
For sleeping car reservations, tickets, etc
apply to any Rock Island ticket agent
No. IS, local freight west bound, de-
parts at $40 a. nj. No. 80. local freight
eastbound departs at :35 p. m.
S. P. AYERS, Agent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
Grsbiid)uf Sngbes 1nb Sic ariegs.
fte1ter.

@enaoe our 3eit, % gepiiie 8ei-
tungen urro @e6mer SoB yeger sic
@irde gu iaiien bemiibt fins, 1trrter on
6erem au@ 6a6urb, 6oB fie gegen
@pisfopat a1n6 @Derus 6en 8or1purf,
unpatriotiSder @eiinmuag gu iein,
erbeben, lit Die &anoIumgstpeife 6es
@r3bii6ofs @ugbes Don SEEM Sort
(9eit. a. 3. Sun. 1861, n1s es iid tint
Ole 2eiit1ng ether @riegsabeobe mabb~
ren6 ser 6a1nfeIiten Sage 6es 8iirger-
frieges ban6elte, Don Sntereiie. IS
iit ser gbic. SITTER 0oeon," ser in
@iiderinnerunger ~r6iftD
gears ago" aus 6em &nbrgang
1868 6es 8lattes nnterm 81. M6r3
f~oIgem6es mittbeiIt:
~Mls @r5biidof &ugbes bon Seem
Sort bon Steaereini16ber tint 6ns
@epiht ieines Si1ber3e1ags befragt
tplrr6e, SOS elmer Steuer, ole man ser
Motb geborden& bon 8un6estpegen
eingefiibrt bette, rnternorfne tpar,
anttportete er: Sc beGoufe ii9 ouf
$40 nn5en. Mber, figte er iofort
bin3u, nebmen Sie 5ie 40 11nsen
(6ie 11nter 6ent @efeb ftel1erfrei tpa-
re1) ni@t bon SET @eite1aerl1ng oas.
Sos 2an6 bra1dt Ole gat13e Steleer
notbtpen6ig." Dieie @euberu11g 1es
herborrogen6en eriten @r3bh6pfs Dort
Seem Sort tpapr6e otto ieiner 3eit bot
6er &ref1e oerbreitet un6 Ser Chicago
Srtter S5eam fat fie 1r11rt mod so Sab-
rem tpie6er o11sgegraben. sic 5el1gt
bon eirem @eit, ser gero6e 6as &c
gentbeiI bon 6em benefit, tpas 6ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

gle, ole ie6er Menih Ger cine mebr,
ser nru6ere tpeniger, beitbt, geltenA
madt, 10 lit er, a,ad ser l1nbemittelte
in ser Sage, 6urb 6ieies @irten fit
m0ere 1,ngemetn oiel Segen 5n tiff.
ten. l1no pen1, u1d nidt iteinerne
Denfmaler ieinen @aebm preoiger1, 10
miro ibun ooh in sen &eraen ser Dar-
ben6en, Ger @er5agten, iener oabllo~
len &reu5tragerirmen, Die oft geraoe
inter 6em beriddmten Mrmen gu fin
Den lin0, ein 3etufmal gelebt mer6en.
GieueidH miro unier m%obltbdtigeS
@alten ol16 Damn u,1b mann oem TIM
0onf 6egegnen, 6a 0ie Srgen6 Der
|Donfbarfeit nidt ol(ein eigen lit.
Danm tr0iten mir uns NIT Dem 8orte
0es 1i6ters, ser 90 iimgt:
uGbuit on mas @utes, tpirf's ms
Meer!
|Siebt's nidt ser 8ii@ iteb's 6o6 ser
@err!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

ben elmer gungbaret Melubeit geiudt
mer5en. @ol0esmerb iinb oft iolde
@intpeiie unb @atbfdCai9e, Die alns
ielbit ri6ts foiten, 6em ar.6ern nber
bon umid1bbarem N1ber, ia 6aS
@liid elmer ganaen Gamilte begriin6en
tonnen. Mander nnglufli6e bdtte
DieQeidt @erpanote, 5ie it6 gerrte fei-
11er aa1nebmen miir6en, merm tbnen
einnpal Ole Gage 1eS @eordngter tpiiraft-
lid acknowledgement eeidtl6ert miirbe.
Gin einbringlider Brief zines Grit
ten, ser 0o6 tpenig Miibe ma6t, lit
imitan0e, @ur6er 5n pirten; cine
@erl0bm11g Iange sSabre bin6ur6
%entatpeiter @er1pan6ten, eine nmitim<
mtrpg perbdrteter &er5en lit bie1ei6t
sic Tolge, Elm @anoel, Ser 6as &c.
bensgliid elmer %beor6ngten Samilie,
Sic 1nidt aus no6 ELM peiB, iidert.
Mredb elm 8tttgang fir einen Tn
gliifliden gu einem begiiterten Be-
tannten, Sem cine nnteritibung faa1m
cine merflide 8elaitung ieines Ser
mogensbeftan6es beoertet, tpagt oft
rei6en 9obm nro iolte l1nS 1i@t gu
ihtper fane1t. Tins ielbit itnb 6ieie
fleinen 2~iebes6ienite cine lei@te Wfii=
be; apie piele nngliidlid}e bermogen
mir bonn @ar6e 6es &er6erbens gu
reiBen, Muir 6urb Elm penig nmiidt,
Mady0enfem o5er Elm freun0lides
@ort. @emr MIR Elm ie6er nit offe<,
mem 8Gif fir STE 2ei6e1 u1p6 Stint
mermiiie ser Mitmenl9en 6atr6 sic
@elt gebt, utt6 ii6 es 5atr Mufgobe
n1ndyt, nent @lenb, mo es ibnr begegr
net, 5u ite1ern 3t fuden, in6em er ieiy
men praftiiiden @erftatb, feline @r~
fubrungen, ieinen @tnfla,b, oles Din=
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onnn mer6en in einem iuuitrierten
Mrtitel 6ie in Der &onierpen-ssSsn06u-
itrte berriden0en l1ebelitdn6e barge.
Man, 11nb it, eit,em 1rittet1 Mufint Elm
@orbilo fir sic 8%eitreburges Der
Gentralz5tel norgefiibrt apno ser
@egriff oes neutrality-suspicious.
gettlairt uno 1ie Grage v@as lit
@el1?" bele16tet. Ser iiber Ole Scott
ierpen+ SSnouitrie ban5elr6e MrtifI iit
cine autoriiierte l1marbeitu1g zines
BON Slorence 8eltep, Sefretdrin Ser
Mational @oniumer's 9eag1,e, perfaB-
ten Mufiabes. Ser engli1de Sbeil
hingt al1ber elmer MbbanoQung iiber
6en uSolionrismus" als briiflt6 iot
5iales @irfbiduftss Spitem sic @rmi-
6era1mg Dr. Sobn 81. &pan'g ouf eini-
ge bon @errn @ompers gegen Sen
6inima1lobn borgebradte Mrgume11=
tie l,rn6 Ell meiterer Mrtifel iteqt eiren
@erglei6 5piiden ser 6aritatioett
Mbdtigfeit 6es @riin0ers ser ct. @in=
cen5 De @aul @eieuidaft un6 oen
mo6ernen REORGANIZATION 8eitre<
h1ngen ont. SSn 6em niertelidbrli6
erideimen6en Sraltentbeil tpiro ouf
0as @irfen ser rYoung @omen's
@briifian Miiociation" 6ingeuieien,
@infe ertbeilt iiber sic io5ialen Set
tire fir Sroa1en, iotpie 6ie @tenung
'0er Grau gu @emerfidaft unb Mrbei-
.terberein er0rtert. Da auBer Sen er<
m1bnten i%ntereiinrten a1rn6 afftuenen
Mbbanblungen oa19 ole MittbeiIltngen
iebr retbbalttg iin6, Defenders in @e,
aug n1f 6as Stt6iembo1s, 10 fonte
ieoer @ereinsnrar1r es iid CUR @flt6t
mdSen, 6as t,eue &eft 6es Central.
8lattes gu 1eien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

9ie geiin6eite MiQionen1tnot mar
in Ger leBten @eridt1po9e Berlin. @s
betr11g 6ie sterbli66eit muf 1000 Gin
1pobner un0 aaefs SSobr bere@net MIR
1872. @s folgt biesmal Seem Sort
nit 14,4, @ien NIT 1873, 2omoon umo
&oris NIT lie 17,8, @etersburg nit
1910 unb Mosfau nit 21,8. Son Den
ein8elnen @olfsfrontbeiten NOR Eu-
berfulole abfol11t am 91i11figiten 1T
@aris NIT 225 So6esfdnen, in Seem
Sort NIT 191, 9on6on 1859, @ien
101, 8eterburg SO, Mostou 81, Ser
ltn ". Mn Sen &ranfbeiten Der Mtb=
m111gsorga1te I'M a%llgenneinen itarbe1r
in 9on6on AZ, Seem Dorf 252, So
ris $50, @ien 119, &etersburg SO,
Berlin IS. &n Mnger- um9 0arr11-
fatorrb iowie 8redourdfam itarben
ste meilten lit Mostmt init IS, Damn
Seem Sort init A, 2on6o1t u1t6 Be-
tersburg nit ie "a, @ien nit 81,
Berlin NIT 25, &oris NIT II. Sin Mn-
fern uno &0teln berfdie6en in 2on<
5on rs, &etersburg 81, Mostaa 10,
@oris Is, Seem Sort un6 @ien ie
2, Berlin 1. @ines gepnltfn1ren So
6es itarben, tpie im11er, Ole meiiten
in Seem Sort SO, 1aata in 2o1noon So,
Bnris ~, @ien 90, Berlin 10. Mats
&etersburg. un6 Mostnr tper6e11 oie
8oler nidt beridtet.
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Sic aIte @etmatb.
@onnpber.

9pnnober.
Ser Sarbaber 6es 8anfgeidaftes
@mil @ertbaaaer Madfolger in San
mooer, gegriinoet 1862, 6er6imonb
Stern, bat ieinm 9eben 6a1r@ Griffin
gen Elm @n6e geanadt. Seine Ebat
NOR Ole Solge 5es finar3iellen 3uian-
menbraads ieiner Sirupa. = SSm
&ansirbabnbof at See13e itteben
5met 9ocomotioem 8atlnnunen, babel
1ul1r6e ser 2ocomotipfiirer Otter outs
@blem lofort geto6tet, Ser @eierne-
2ocomotibfiibrer @npie @1s Setter er-
lit einen 6oppeltep unterideu6el-
ba1h.
@eifalen.
Sn ser @emein6e &0ntrop
m1r6e beuer pteber 1as Bitorif4e
u@amiereiterfeit" besongen. - ST.
30 ii n it, lit ser SShtbiIarprieiter S.
8rodteie r6e i'm glitter bon 70 Snbren
geftorbem. @r apirfte II. 81. 20 Sabre
in @od)plt ols @ioor 1s1e6 biera1f 18
Sabre on ser ct. 9laogert-@irde 1T
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Smiten nnb sdminbindt.>

9llten n1b @~rtdltu1tger letter.
iBets, me,1rt nernadlaiiigt, 51 idIim-
men 9aprgen6eidmenoen. De bette
@ade, 6ie STR tba11t fonnt, tperm ssybr
cine @rtdltung bobt, ole ga19 8e-
idtper5e mad)t, lit, cine Glaid5e ST..
@ings @eue Embedding 81, 1pebape11.
STR mer6et 2irpoerrrtg betouu1te,t BON
Ger eriten Doiis, ut6 idlieBIi9 miro
5ie grtaltrag beridapi1toen. 81. s.
8rotun Don Muscaoine, Mln., fdreibt:
rMfeine Srau log 1tie6er I'M 8eH nit
etrem bortnddieen &a1iten, urtb ih
claude iid3erli9, me1rtt es ridBt fit 81.
Sings Secure @ntoedattg gepeien m6ire,
fie 1piiroe beute 1ridt leben." 8eta11rt
fir 5reiun6bier8ig Sabre nlS 6os bette
MatiteI fiiir &ufber1 arrb GrttGiilltarrpge,r.
&reis SOC uro $1.00. gmpfobJen
BON MoIiborg Drug 5tope. - A1r
.aeitgee. Ell. &:
E2 49, G& - EGfEN ~
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8eipnoers aftneGe Mbanblmnee,
iiber ip5iale Sbemata.

@as Central : glatt & 5ociaI
Suffice" lift NIT Sem iiingit eridiene=
men, Defenders %reidJbalttg u1b aft1el
geitalteten Mprilbeft in sen iehdten
Sdrgong eingetreten. Mrtttel bon
augemeimem S%ntereile mefieln nit
lold)en bon %beio1roerer @idtigfeit fir
Mrbeiter atr0 Sra1te1t ob. Sc tper6en
Mnfongs in einem BON Serrn @eid)s<
tagsabgeor6neten S. @iesberts Der-
fuBte11 MrtiteI sic uriaden er0rtert,
Ole CUR @riin6a1rg 1er @rtifliden @e<
merfidaften Deutid1an6s fiibrten, TO-
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Gin pferrer eua>ttetlt tba.
21iioifff 1912.

vA0SSI AVAo0 .HFZNAEUG
geetRe -9oGter berlor tbr @ebd@tnts boz *
SaRren.. batte Gag inb sia@t tetne 8tllbe rletE
70 bab i'd fir@tete tte tpiir6e ben Derfta1tb Der
tersan. tuetl re ft& etrbtIbete ni@t ntebr betea
~ tbtnen uno qan5 berIore1 III fem; fe tpur6e
2 &8ot9en TN 8ofpttal bebarbelf, aber obne @sj1es
rl,1e. bts tbr eth gfarrer 8aftor a1nte'4 9eps
tenttdrter eupfabI. .Ma@bem fte bterboH 2 GIas
f&fn .g~e9euru1en bqtteet iDurbe fe pteber eau1
eetunb, TT eladlt@ unb arbeitet tptebet
1eben Tag. Gral We. IbaeneL.
Srmt o.. 1tn1r1ers In geertco Set. gts,
i@retbt. bab .fe 4 Sabre !et6eno ipar. obne
kttpa4 ai ftnben gegen S@IatIoftefeit, 3tterr1
q ardmSfe, tpesbab d. Sc gadts eaf 1ietu
benifdrfer rabn1, berf9nar6 Sa9 Getbea,. pothr
q 9tasrer xop!ad bar'te: 'peh er u'tr ben
~A>I Elm iuertbnoleS Bud fur serpenleibeube
Vtet SI;5. S !sSs'3I s. s g Sss Ss;e';, s1 s'i;sls:
2tet geeetat4 iparbe iett ben Sabre 1919 bon eem
uuh tett unter fetner untueiiuug bon btr
KOEN1G MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
81 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Oct a~Ipstbetesn ~ beben fas
1ssEe tits. & ID 5000.
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2ant @elbmne elmer &abelbepeid)e
tper6en in Sronfrei6 6em 9eidnam
S. 8ierpont Morgaars militdrtihe
gbren er1pieien. @iner an5eren 9e-
pefde 5ufolge Fat @aiier @ilbelm 6en
@interbliebenen1 6es beritorbene1 ST.
nnr15maieitt cine @eilei6s6epei1e
uber ianbt. - 9us @elo fidert @brerr
1elbit iiber Sen So5 Airoa1s.
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Guardians Of 2ibertp, 6ie Menoce,
SbomaS @ation u111 5erartige Meu-
lterpatrioten fiji Die mabre @eiin-
m1ng i6eS fatbolii9en &lerus atrr6 6es
Gpisfopats a1sgeben m0dten.
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Bon Der &unit, anoern
81 nmbem.

5do11 imm1er CAB es 9ea1te gera1g,
Ole beba1pten, 6ob es ffuir 6ieienigen,
tpelde nit @liidsgiitern nibt geraoe
reidlid gefegnet iinb, cine ummogIi@-
felt lei, fir oie Mrnren un1 MlIerdrm-
item ettpas 51 blrn. @el1tButage, tpo
sic &lage iiber 1ie geIteigerten Be-
bensmittelpreiie an ser Sogesor6na1ng
1T, begegre11 mir nod biel otter ienen
Mnitdten. uSSbb bobe ge1atg nit MIR
ielbit GIT tb1n urb nit ser Gorge fit
meine 6anilie," nit 6ieiem Matsfpm1b
tpieit man germ 6os Mnitnren 3n1riid,
Semen, 1ie iblinmrer barm ftno, nls
mir, be1fenb bet5uiteben, SEN &ranten,
Mrbeitsloien, @erarmten. Sic meiiten
Menihen iin6 fi@ nidt betpuBt, 6oB
nidt immer @elomittel 1t0tbig fim6,
tint 6ie Motb zines l1ngliidli6en 5t
Iiu6ern. Ma1f gar5 on6eren @abmen
gebt oft Sic eigentli@e, sic tpirfli@
iegensreide @obltbdtigteit climber;
nur baben Ole meiiten nod ME oorii=
Der nodge0adt, aaB es einem ieoem,
a1.b Sem in SEN fnappiter @ernr0-
gersperbdltniiien 2ebemben, m6gli9
lit, felbit hieI @utes 5a FIFTEEN. Mn
ser @eGegenbeit. @obltb6tigfeit 5lt
iben, feblt es tpoN teinem; sic &oupt=
inhe in 6em @trfe1 fir an6ere lit,
sos uebeI on ser @atr3el 5t faifen,
ie na9 Gage ser @nde.
&on6elt es it@ nm cine Snmilie,
1eren grndbrer nrbeitsunfdbig iii, 10
gilt es, 6aau b%eiaatroge1t, bet iibrigen
MitgIte6ern 5u einem @er6ienit at
berbelfem bieGeidt 5urb @mpfebIrng
ober irgen6 etre1 11iiblider &inapeis.
Sos ser etnselne bel ei1igem Modt
6enfen ffiir an6ere nn(es ertptrfer fo1t1t,
Dos lift ungebe1er bel, 1pen1t MIR ser
quite @i1e ga 1T. Gin g11tes @ort o1
Der ridttget @tatt pirft oft @ut-
Der. @ie mandem 1pdire es Elm Iet@-
tee, 6em %ertpodiene1 @obet elmer ber<
armte1 6on1iIie, ser pielIeidt fna1fe
@ltern n6er cine aobIreide @ei1aui-
fterf@oar 5n lrnteritiiber bat, einer
eintrdglideren @eroienit, irger6 elmer,
gut be5obIten Soften 6atr@ 6ie eige1pe
Bermittlltng at berihoffen, ODER Ser
Sodter elmer folden Gamrilie berbilft
toon 51 elmer ibrett @@raifftten 1116 Sci.
itun9en a1rgepaBten @tena11pg, 1to@ ser
bteQei&t Monate long bergebli9 Ma1s-
f@ml gebolten tpor6en bon br.
@andes Satnilie1toberboupt 1T me-
gen &rorfbett an 6os 8inrnper gefei.
felt, piir@e ie6o@ 6a1r@ geeignete Be-
if4dftigatrg im &a1ie motden Gro
i9en ner6iener u1r5 BON bleierner
2%ongetpeile befreit tneroen f0nnert.
Dur@ o%afnnerfia1oe ltnrfdna1 ffdiint 11rs
oie11ei@t Elm Mustpeg Elm, ME ser
Merntfte 8l1 elmer fit ibn poffemoen
eintrdgliden Sbatigteit gelangen
f0i;11nte! +
0ieiem a1n6 ienem tpiirf6e 6onit qe.
1ient ietn, me11a1 ibm ingert6 Elm Hei1er
Nebenertperb gebotett tpiir6e, ser 6os
ffadrglide @intommer ~o1tfbenert. 8al6
bier, bal6 6ort b6rt 11to1t BON &C.
fd1ftsbnbern, 1T 6erert Betrieb
5~to6treiieru6e 8atr @infiibrl11pg eines
@rtifeIs, ODER &a11terer gum @ertrei-
XII ~ ARIEL s..:a Ie.~a on. ~r:Ll..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

@leidbid 1pie 1nnge STR gelitten
ODER tpel6 oaroere Mittel &eilurg per-
feblt baben, GoGeD Nieren-Bimen tper-
ben @u@ itder belfen. sic iin6 re9ttt
ftdrften6, ftrdiffttig un6 beilenb, boatert
Ole Mieretp a1f a,trb iitelIer oerer rega1-
lare @fftion tpieoer FER. Sobn BEL
bert, Softer, @oI., fagt: Sd Tit biele
sSabre on M~ieren-8edtperben unb
for1nte ME &in6er11e ertpirten, bis
M SoIep Mierempine1 berfud&, Ole
cine b~ouliftdn6ige Seilarw er1ptrttfttee"
Mo4itor 9nnsg SO. ~ Mn8eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

Graet mad unierm r1euen &atalos,
Ben mtr @u6 auf 8erlansen fret 3uz
itellen. Dies 1T Elm auber9etp6bn1i6
feines Sud- unb perletbt sud- ben 8orz
tbeil, sic Greiie gu perslei@en. A1e
@aaren fret mad @urer @tation ee<
1tefert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

gr l@n gm4 ds @nnoe Elm n@n Der gMn ssaenn mi nsbrSen Ymas w@4e mnrn 8
m%f mo I'M ma#en @5 sepmt nermn tmnL Cine gong mae sone pom &g5haa uni ggat
Su9S in allen @rWen.. See nno ne nnrregMs sepgDe mete III snn1m9 ema Mun
aetft mmpen, me in m9en6 mem an6eYn@ ei@diR beRs 2anoes, Us mdt nns Sergnng
gu ugen6 emer !8t gu Ha9en Set tit Sic bette 3it Cure asaM III te6
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-06-13
BROOD sow SHOULD BE KEPT
Prolific Animal, Proven to Be Good
Sucker and Careful Mother,
Should Be Retained.

II is strange that a farmer VIII
keep the good brood mare from year
to year and at the same time put his
good brood SOW into the fattening pen
and send her of to market as soon
as she is fat enought to go. Thus the
good brood SOW into the fattening pen
while the gilt, untried as brood
SOW. takes her place. This is a mis-
take.
When a SOW proves to be a good
sucker and careful mother she
should be retained, especially II she
is prolific, says the Iowa Homestead
With such a SOW the farmer Is reason
ably assured Of a strong, healthy lit
ter of pigs that will grow into profit
able hogs. A gilt may prove good
sucker. overlap her brood. while four
or five Is often the number OF her
brood So with the young gilt for
brood sow the pig proposition on the
farm is a very uncertain one.
II a SOW proves to be good breed
er from the start she should be re-
tanned, for it is reasonable to expect
that she will get better each year.
And it is a fact that older sows bring
healthier, stronger pigs and a greater
number of them, with less danger OF
trouble of any kind at narrowing time.