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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10
OFFICE HELP.

OUR Emp. Dept. Is The Clearing House
For This Territory For StenOgraphers
B0Okkeepers. TypiSts. General Office Peo-
pie. Register Free With Us-If You Want
\ First Class Position. Call. AT once.
business Men Bell 29O6. Home 221O
Res; 44J74 Home. For Competent Office
Assistants: substitute or Permanent.
free Service. Thomas School OF StenOg-
censed Emp. Agency. Licensed BY State.
American Trust Bldg.
wANTED-YOUNG PEOPLE TO EN-
ROLL IN OUR NIGHT SCHOOL
COURSE OF THREE MONTHS ONLY
SO. ANY OR ALL BRANCHES THE
SAME PRICE. BUILD FOR SUCCESS
Full FUTURE BY MAKING PREPARA-
TION IN OUR EVENING SCHOOL.
FULL PARTICULARS CHEERFULLY
FURNISHED ON REQUEST JUST
CALL BELL 551 OR HOME 5551 OR BET
TER CALL AT THE COLLEGE OF
FICE. OVER SANS STORE. SOUTH
MICHIGAN STREET. ENTER NOW.
THE SOUTH BEND BUSINESS col
LEGE.
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FOR SALE--2-acre tract, good heavy
soil; a bargain. close TO store and inter
urban line. CAL Bell phone 1888.
FOR SAILS acres = l. miles from c0un-
y seat; good location; - acres pepper
mint and onion ground I acres young
Howard Myers. 81 T. Calvert 81
FOR SALE-Just listed SOME small farms
near city. Lap De sold fgr cash OK pay
uents. For Information cali Geo. u
n Liteman. Home phone 6}26 iseii 56g
Room 3. % ). Michigan 81
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PORTAGE PRAIRIE.

Thomas HOusewerth and family were
guests Of friends near Three Rivers over
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Rough entertained
a number OF friends at dinner on Sunday.
Mrs Charles Roscoe and sons Of Aurora.
H. were guests OF relatives at this place
last week
W A Womer and family and Mr. and
Mrs T.. s Arney motored 10 C0loma on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Emory Rough and +. wy
man were sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert T. Loades.
George Clark and family spent sunday
at South Bend.
Miss Julia smith OF ST Joseph is the
teacher az the WOmer school.
Mrs. David BeStle IS quite ia with the
humps
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

FOR SALE AND ESCHANGE--su kinds
ana sizes or farms. ranches nls1taflOna
and city properties and stocks of mer-
chandise everywhere; SO don't miss Us II
you want 10 do business
REED REALTY co.
236 Jefferson Bldg.
Home Phone 56S8: Bell Phone 264s
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FOR SALE-PfAEOS.

LOOK at this IL you want Il good piano
at a very moderate price. An Oak case.
stool, scarf and drayage. used lirtle over
a year. now $1I0. One full size, nice
toned piano, was s225. now $11J. one $500
Circassion walnut piano, little used cor
$345 Call at once as theshe WILL go
quickly. WOLCOTT MUSIC Co, 4l4 ~
Michigan St Bell 1911; Home 500
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For smaller
farm. 100 acres. thrive miles from Mlsha-
Waka. Large house and barn. good soil
Other farms cor sale or exchange u. g.
Ia HOmmedieu S23 T.. Third 81. Misha-
Eaka. Home phone 6S4B.
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FOR SALE-At 81 bargain. q new Groom
modern house just huishedD az tie
southwest corner OF Howard and ST Louis
Sis, convenient to street cars, desirable
location. cash OF contract on TENS ~
suit the purc haser. Inquire o.
". l.. EBREN,
Room oO4 Summers Bldg, - :. Main 81.
Home Phcue $3.50 Bell Phone ste
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FOR RENT-OFF1CE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Oflce rooms, either single
en- suite. building is centrally To-
Gated; elevator service and other mod
ern cony enieDces Are your Offices prop
erly kept up? Janitor service includ-
ed In rental Of office and everything
is kept ia first class condition Apply to
DIR. Z r Dean. Dean Bldg
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FOR sALE-PIANOS.

FOR Shakespeare piano IN good condi-
ton also. good upright. Must sell at
once. Bargain for somebody. Easy terms
Also Columbia graPhaphone with about a
dozen records. Cheap. Bell 1904. 800 w.
COlfax ay.
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WE CHALLENGE

any Loan Company 10 give a lower rate
THAI the South Bend credit Company aud
VIII follow 10 a letter the rates provided
ug the new law Of = Ter cent per month
SoUO charges Tor making the loan and II
extended or renewed ) per ceI Of the
.4L1n.e Tor r..eMa- or EA-.n.Lnn-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

FOR SALE-At a very zig sacrifice. some
of the best lots in South Bend Ind
owners of these lots are residents of
Western Canada or they would not be for
sale. No finer building lots I'm south
Bend. Write direct TO owners. Box SEQ
Postoffice. Calgnrv. Canada-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Three nice building lots in
northwest Dart OF city. fEicrs right.
see Quinlan, 40J JEFF. Bldg.
THIS lust SELL
This fine lot J0x1Oj right on South Mich
igau St. with street car, gas, electric and
mucadam pavement, all I'm and paid for
will sell for So0O-C0 at $3.50 down and bali
ance 5000 per month 20 the first applica-lt.
Cali Home Phone 1924 after l.. a.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

SUPERINTENDENT or foreman, 20 years
experience; good hustler, organizer. sys-
tema tizer- Expert cost reduction. on
labor saving. Am employed. but want TO
change. Address Box j. lis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

FOR SALE-Hoosier kitchen cabinet soft
coal heating stove, fine condition; other
furniture 800 f. Howard ST.
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MHITCOMR 4 KELLER

Offer for cash or easy terms
S-roOm modern house. new, Riverside
drive.
1-rooEl modern house Van Buren, st.
Groom modern house, new, Cleveland
av.
7-room modern house, new, y O'Brien
st.
irOOm modern house, new, Miami st
7-roOm modern house, new, l. Bowman
st
broom modern house, new, L. Bowman
St
Small trucking tracts Of land west and
north of the city for sale.
WHITCOMB * KELLER.
Jef. Bldg. Both Phones 1867
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FOR sALE-HOUsEHOLD GOODS
AUCTIoNEER's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS

The household and kitchen furniture of
the late Catherine c. Aspey will be sold at
public auction at TO East South Street
at II O'Clock p. NJ, Friday, September J.,
1913
The st. Joseph Loan and Trust Co..
Executor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

FOR SALE-A fine modern home on
Woodward av., with garage. small
cottage with bath, gas and eleceric light
IN good neighbOrhOOd. A bungalow an
modern except furnice on Quincy st. So
200 Also several new homes not far from
the factory districts for sale for cash or
payments.
W. X McHENRY,
lis 5. Main st. Bell Phone 299; Home
Phone 5733
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

Farmers, anu LaDOrers borrow money from
US 10 pay their bills, it is fair and hon
cradle 10 borrow money from .ne Banks
Sc IS it honorable to 20 10 any rella-
Ole Loan company 10 borrow money
we invite you 40 investigate the reputation
Of the south bend Credit Co aud II Won
mud lem fair la their dealings, call AID
.et them give you their rates IL you are
IA need OF money.
SOUTH BEND CREDIT CO.
40 l.. jefferson VIVID
Home Phone 1974.
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FOR SALE

Acre lots near Portage Avenue car line
Vacant lot on Olive street near Wash
in gton.
vacant lot on Kenwood Avenue facing
kaiey PARK.
Acre :ract corner Vincent and St Louis
Streets.
Nice building lot in 500 block on Ancni-
gan Avenue.
Also l0-rOom double house 90 Laportc
Avenue, GOO block.
VIII sell any Of these properties on easy
payments ana after a reasonable amount
has been paid VIII furnish money To bu9d
TO suit purchaser. our automobile is at
your service To look at these lots.
INDIANA TITLE AND LOAN CO.
Corner Main and Center Sts
PhOnes-Beu 49,; Home O53S.
l.. L. Stedman ard W. j. ONei, Real
Estate Department.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

FOR SALE-Cheap nOuSg TO be moved of
OF lot, north part OF city Inquire 5. W
Lippman, 20 \. Main.
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advertise private ana confidential etc
W no need DC ASHAMED 10 10 10 an hon
0.aDle loan company 10 borrow money :
Ine answer is. NJ ONE. X your demands
iOr money are legi innate.
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MONEA TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
on FURNITURE, Plun0s, Diamonds, Jewelry
and Live Stock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

FOR SALE-9-rOOm modern residence
nice lot, S2,60OOO; 5000 down, easy terms
for balance T. ~ Bergan. 325 Jefferson
Bldg.
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HELP wANTED-NIALE.


WANTED-COrn cutters. miles west Of
city. Jacob kouZeu.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
No canvassing or soliciting required.
Good income assured. Address National
COOPERATIVE Realty Co.. N-S4l Marden
Building Washington. ID. G.
WANTED young meu 10 travel and
learn agency business. No capital re-
quired Call at 405 \ Main st, afternoons
only
WANTED Solicitor. Apply Box G 100
News-Times.
WANTED-A man 20 cut corn. also
steady experienced man for farm work.
A q. Carpenter. Mich. Ave. Road House.
Sl13
WANTED Strong boys for carriers. Ap-
ply az News Times circulation dept
WANTED-Man and wife 20 20 % coun-
try. Family OF one. Woman for gen
cray hoasewOrk IN cottage. Man by
month for i2rm work. Bell phone 2l03
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Suite OF four unfurnished
rooms. three connecting. 210 n. Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10
FOR SALE.
Horses, Carriages. Wagons, etc.

FOR HIRE-LIVERy-A pair OF nice
driving horses with Stanhope or car
riage. Driver furnished Suitable for
physician al estate man, agent cOIlec-
tor. or for pleasure driving. Rates very
reasonable. Cali at 4O4 ". Jefferson aT
or phone $3.50 Home phone.
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FOR SALE.
Automobiles, Motorcycles, Etc.

FOR SALE-4O H p Roadster, lie inch
wheel base-shOck absOrbers and velvet
springs. Splendid condition; will sell
cheap If taken this week. j. L. Sailors.
Bros. Co.
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FOR RENI-HOUSEs.

FOR RENT-Five rooms and bath. strict
ly modern, and finished IN oak, on
Woodward av. Rent for So. Call Home
phone $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

FOR SALE-Suburban Grocery Store.
clean stock. Good fixtures, cheap rent
Store is a gold mine. Reason for selling
poor health. Address o. c. Grimes, Go
shen, Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

FOR RENT-FurniShed rooms for light
housekeeping; 3 unfinished rooms; alsC
front sleeping rooms at CO +. Cedar st.
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FOR RENT-sTORE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Modern steam heated store
room. corner Walnut and Jen-. excel
lent location for any kind OF business.
Inquire II ). Walnut st
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

LOR RENT-Large front room, suitable
for two; IL blocks from pOstOffce. DO
s. Lafayette.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

WANTED--Youlg wcmn for Shirt Max
ing. no previous experience necesSa ~
good paw while learning. Saturday after
noon on Wilson Pros. Shirt Factory W.
sample st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-10

returns am amazing per cent. of profit.
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FOR RENT-Store~ ST Portage av To
right party Will help To finance q Gro-
Gerry or other business taking interest 10
same Inquire AZ jefferson Bldg.
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that every penny invested in
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24
Can Bank BY Mail Now.

Washington, July II. Banking
by MALI is the latest innovation
entered into by the government in
connection with the postal savings
sy stem. Hereafter deposits may be
made by mail and Withdrawals like
wise effected through the same
agency.
When the postal savings system
was first put in operation postmasters
were forbidden to permit deposits
by such person rs were not patrons
Of the postoftice in which they sought
to bank. This was found to work a
real hardship on a certain class ol
would-be depositors and Postmaster.
throughout the country now are be.
ing advised Of the change.
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24
Nuggets From Slower News.

]. f. Johnson, banker of Pleasant
Hill, spent Saturday and part Of Sun
day in Slower. Saturday he made a
trip to Versailles with Prof. Stitb, ].
d. and II. ID. kueck, looking after
his interest in real estate near here.
N. J. Todd returned Saturday from
Jennings, Oklahoma, where he spen,
a week with his brother who is in the
last stage OF cancer OF the stomach.
The wind storm Tuesday eve. OF
last week blew the cupola and part ol
the roof off OF John Ripperger's barn.
Mr. Ripperger carries fire and tor.
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24
Worth Knowing.

God never calls a man to COM
mand until he has learned to obey.
Most men are made by ther ene-
mics and marred by themselves.
It's good deal easier to pray for
the preaching than to pay for the
preaching.
No money is tainted worse than
that which is kept in the cold storage
pocket.
The religion that cannot stand
camping out had better be left At
home in the ice box.
Piety is a good deal more than
pity for those who are too poor to
buy our clothes.
It's a hard world for the man who
believes that Providence owes him
an easy place.
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24
The Value OF Demonstr atiol,
Farms.

Much interest is being manifested
by the farmers and general public in
the demonstration farms being in
stalled at the suggestion Of President
B. +. Bush over the lines of the Mis-
souri, Paci6c-Iron Mountain to aid
the farmers in getting the best pos
sible results from the land. The
demonstration farm at Conway, Ark,
which was in very poor condition
when the agricultural department OF
the railroad took it in charge, is max
ing most impressive showing.
Spring oats grown there have been
exceptionally fine. The demonstra-
ton farm of the railroad company at
Dermott, Ark, contains the best
crop OF corn in that section, and al
though corn on neighboring farms
suffered from drought, the crop on
the demonstration farm shows no
damage, owing to proper preparation
of the seed bed. Oats at the demon
stration farm at Hope, Ark, thrashed
out an average of 10 bushels to the
acre. Various crops which have
been planted on the farm at Arcadia,
Mo-, are being watched with interest
by resident farmers and others. Mr..
l.. A. Markham, Commissioner of
Agriculture of the Iron Mountain
portion of the system, says that prac-
tically his entire territory has been
visited by good rains during the past
ten days and that conditions are
much improved. Corn that was
properly cultivated during the dry
period did not suffer any from
drought, but some of the others did.
All other crops are in excellent con-
dtion, and he reports that vast i'm
provement is visible among farmers
in cultivating so as to conserve soll
. moisture.
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24

nado policy with the Iowa State In
surance Company. Their agent, n.
l.. ;Frisch, has been instructed to make
adjustment Of claim and pay loss
caused by storm.
Henry Schaper and family came
up from Versailles Saturday afternoon
and visited at the home of B. r.
Vickrey, Mr.. Vickrey taking them
home in his car Sunday eve.
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24

they have, as you may imagine
The Kansas City Star.
Why, in heavens name. don't
humanity do its work in that way1
1t is surely splendid example of the
right way Of doing things, and beats.
DIR. Osler and his go year theory a
mile at least.
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24
Another Trip To Barnett.

Wednesday night of last week
Barnett Lodge, A. f. & A. NJ. held
a SPECIAL communication to confer
the Masters degree on Bro. &. f..
Cox. Bros. r. Q. Kelly, Elwyn
Price &. II. Mason and w. B.
Todd, Of Versailles Lodge, wen, over
IN MasOn's auto, to assist in the
work.
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24
The "Jincr's" End.

lie joined the Elks anil the
Eagles, and joined the X. of p's,
and he blowed in all he had to pay
initiation fees; he borrowed from all
friends and pu, them on the bum to
take out life insurance in the Elka-
foozelum. He was Modern Wood
man and headed the parade, an AK
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24

upon his shoulder that had a wooden
blade, his wife at home was wrestl-
ing with snarley knot, to try to
split a splinter off to keep the cook
stove hot. He went into the Wood
men but had no love for work, a
kind of lodge bacillus in his system
seemed to lurk. and when he went
up town to buy potatoes, meat or tea,
he was apt to spend the cash he had
in taking some degree. One night
the lodges all combined and gave a
banquet rare and you bet your
bottom dollar the "jiner" he was
there. He ate some cheese and
pickles, plate OF oysters fried, the r
took a first class founder and wen
straight home and died. Now
when the tact was proven by his sac
and weeping wife, she was handed
twenty thousand insurance on hi
life. She said, II see that every
thing has come my way at last, ant
she got her second husband befor,
the year was past.-Hume TeIc
phone.
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24
2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9 LOCAL. NEWS.


Miss Hattie Barnett went oyer to
Bunceton Sunday to spend her
vacation with relatives and friends.
Carbon l.etchworth, of Kansas |
City, is visiting his cousin, Mancel
Morris, of Williamson avenue.
Lum Baber has accepted the posi-
ton of helper at the Rock Island in
place Of Tom Fuller, lately resigned,
presumably TO get married.
Lee Rapp, one of Stover's prosper
Gus merchants, was over to Versailles
Sunday, said to be a matrimonial
venture. Well, that's one way for
Versailles and Slower to get together.
f. A. and Mrs. Crewson, II. F.
and Mrs. Abel, J. W. and Mrs.
McClelland and Miss Mamie. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Buell.. after Sunday
school, went over to Bethel church
on the prairies in Crewson's and
Buells cars.
Mrs. ID. l.. Williams and neice,
Miss Helen Gray, who have been
visiting in Jefferson City for couple
of weeks, returned home last Friday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clem Thornton and little son,
who will visit her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. p. II. Padge,t, and other rcla-
tives and friends here.
Mr.. Claud Hunter, of the Prairie,
returned with a fine new Studcbaker
Auto last week. and is getting around
as lively as any of them. He needs
good looking girl to occupy the
rear seat; and after he gets the hang
of it right good she might occupy
her half Of the front seat. He
drove it up from St. Louis.
Mrs. Rachel Lloyd (nee Kurtz) of
Vale, near Kansas City, came home
Sat. for short visit. Sunday she went
to Eldon and took an examination
as telegrapher, passing a first class
exam, and her and MIR. Lloyd have
secured positions at Fayal, 1S miles
east of Kansas City, a pleasant place
easy work and good wages. We
congratulate them.
The hot wave of last week wa.
broken BY cool wave Friday even.
ing, and few drops of rain, and by
Sunday night another quilt was nee.
cssary for comfort. No, on our word
and honor, we haven't heard of an,
one in Morgan county freezing &c
death, or any one putting mp ice
Rain is still needed, and warmer
nights, the days are as fine as silk.
Claud Hunter drove over tC
Blackwate ) unday in his new S,ude'
baker Auto. He was accompanied
by his mother and sister ahd Mis-.
May Burns and Miss Katherine
Woodruff. The latter had bee,
visiting relatives here for some time
Miss May will visit her aunt, Mrs
Robert Woodruff, at Blackwater, TO
some time, and will then make al
extended visit with relatives at PHO
Grove and Boonvllle. Claud an,
his mother and sister returned in tn
evening, having had very pleasant
trip.
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24

new houses. Estelle Devinna is build
ing one and Web Lingle has built the
other,
Tom Hays is building fine big
house.
{. II. Hays went to the Newkirk
grave yard last week and erected
monument a, the grave of Minnie Lee
Hays.
Miss Mary Kaufman will teach the
Prairie Valley school. She has been
attending the Warrensburg Normal
for several months.
Oscar Scott had more than two
thousand bushels OF wheat.
The Menonites will have confer
ence at Mt. Zion in a few weeks.
Ed Gehrs has a sick boy, but he is
reported to be getting along all right.
Alb Vog; had IL acres OF oats tha,
averaged 40 bushels to the acre.
Mrs. Tom Stone was called to
Kleiver. Mo-. to the bedside of hei
sister, Mrs. Tom Bryant, who is sick
]. W. Kaufman has one of the big
gest wheat crops in the county. |,
is being threshed this week but a:
yet have not heard how it yielded.
Threshers are thi * through here
now.
Tom Stone has bought new piano
Charley Hays is canvasSing fo
the lightning rod business.
The extreme warm weather ha
caused some sickness.
Emmet Ball is building barn.
Apples will be very scarce.
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24

pnOHc.
The Massacre OF the Drones.
From Bees shown to the Children" by Ellison
Hawks, published by the P,a,t Il Peck Co.
The drones do no work in the hive
ncr do they gather nectar or pollen.
They live life of ease, feeding up
on the honey gathered by the work.
ers, and it has been said that each
drone eats as much food as can be
provided by tour workers. You may
understand from this that the drones
would have been gathered for the
winter. The workers know this too,
and when the summer begins 10 go
and the flowers to fade the drones
will NEE, their fate. They are al
ways under the pog of the workers,
Tor besides eating honey, they are
given chyle food, and were the work.
ers not to give them this, at the end
oi three days the hrones would die,
even though there was plenty of hon
ey around them.
|, is not by starvation that the
drOncs die, however. for they are
massacIcd by the bees. Some time
about August, perhaps, when the
bees find that the honey is not con ing
in as fast as it used to, the step will
be taken, for they have now to think
about the winter months which are
close at hand. II there are any
drone cells in the hive with eggs or
grnbs in them, the workers tear them
open, the young drones are dragged
out. and their hodies are thrown ou
of the door of the hive. Although
the other drones may see these pro-
ceedings they take no heed OF them
but continue to live their lazy lif,
and to eat their fill Of honey. But il
few days the signal for the massa
ere is given, and the workers com
mence to put them to death
Throughout the hive may be seen tn,
workers chasing the drones over tht
comb which, but few days before
supplied them with honey. The
drones have no sting, nor any mean
of defense, so that they are absolute
ly at the mercy of their pursuers
The bee city is alive with the terrible
cries OF the victims, and as th'
" workers catch the drones they com
. mence to bite off their wings
= Sometimes. too, they will even gna,
off the legs or the antennae or Gu
) through the dronc's slender wais,
their one idea being to disable him
Some OF the drones perhaps are abb
to take refuge in fight, but afte
few hours they are bac
again. they cannot llv,
without food, and as they return, tn,
guard at the gate, which is alway
doubled at this time, savagely ia
upon them and kill them. Some d
not return to the hive, but thes
speedily perish of cold when tn
e night air comes on. The bees neve
H., sting the drones In the struggle, 70
, the sting being barbed, would 500
II be pulled out by the roots were
o once inserted in the drone's body
. The bodies OF tn Sc that have bee
j. killed are carried out OF the hive b
< the undertakers, and busy tim
Morgan County republican., 1913-07-24
COUNTRY NEWS.
U4LNU7 CIRQUE.

tRcceived too late for last issue
reached this Office Friday)
ThruSton Hawks will commence
the Walnut Grove school the first
Monday in August.
Walnut Grove district has two good