davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-09

OIL have As apple trees, three plum
trees. four currant bushes and six
rose bushes all planted on the same
plot Some of these have been grow
ing IL years, other were planted five
years ago and a few last year. At
present the trees look bad. One crab
apple tree that was set out IL years
ago and that always bore lots of fruit
seems to be affected in some manner,
part of the tree dying. Insects have
destroyed all the leaves on the rose
bushes The trees have been spray
ed but we're pruned about April 20.
Had the late trimming anything to do
with the trouble?
A-The dying back Of the trees Is
probably due to fire blight. This is a
bacterial disease and cannot be con-
trolled by spraying. The method en-
ployed is to cut out all infected areas
and burn the same. Trees which are
so badly attacked as the crab apple
mentioned should be removed. The
late pruning given is not responsible
for the attack, as reports from various
sections of the state where this dis
ease has NOT been troublesome before
show that it is quite prevalent this
year Planting trees close together
would not necessarily have influence
upon the prevalence Of the blight.
G. M.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-09
Reduces HatchabiIity.

Washing eggs for Matching material
ly reduces hatchability.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

MAJOR j. r. Schr0th wy.
da} proklamacye, ktora WY
wa o~bywateli wino1skich do
wybrania komitet6w kt6re
sig maja zajac kolektowa.
MEM pieniedzy W celu ME-
sienna pomocy nieszczesli~
wynn ]udziom dotknietym po-
VODKA. w sll'ad komitetu
wchodza wszystkie wieksze
przedsiebiorstwa, fabryki,
sk}ady, kompanie kolejowe,
zarzady szk6}, i t. p.
W koscio}acb / szko}ach
maja bye urzadzane kolekty,
teatry przeznaczy}y swe do
chody ably niesc pomoc ME-
szczesliwym, wog6le Winona
chce dzia}ac szybkc i niechce
pozos!ac W lyle "a innemi
miastami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
L u"szanOwanie II
II. II. Wachter,
528 johnson ul.,
Winona, Mimi
M0nstrualne Orkany ma
.SfOilCu.

Dziwny stan pogody osta-
tniego roku meteorological
LACEY ~olbrzymiemi orkansmi,
odkrytemi W ostatnich CA
sach ma sfo1cu. o olbrzymiej
wielkoscj tych orkan6v
|ognicwych MONA mics pole
Gle dopiero wtedy, ;esli u.
wzglebnjmv olbrzy mia wiel.
kos6 slo6ca. Wedle MAR,
dokonanych ma takich wul-
kanach ogaiowych, jeden
TAXI wybuch ogniovy miaf
dlugosci 100000 kilo METRO. v,
a szeroko6ci 10000 kiln. IA
sokunde. Niekt6re wybachy
mia}y szerokosci przeszio
1880 kim, a vice by}y tax
szerokie jak srednica naszej
ziemi. Wysokosc p }omieni
docholzi}a kilku tysiec>
Kim. Pamietamy, IL pred
kilku miesiaoami. siln,
drady elektryczne, zsdo
strzegane ma kuli ziemskiej,
(miedzy innemii ujemnie wply
wa}y ma przewody telefonicz
ne. Geese tych elektrycznych
fal sta}a " zwiaz'su 2 wybn
Ichami ia sio6eu. kt6rs jake
prady elektryczne sprzecho.
dzily al ma nasza. ziemie Ola
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
Z pred lat Is.
Pod tymnagl6wkiem he'd ziemy podawaf "
kazdym .Wiarusa" nnjwaznicjsze
sprawy oa6lnc / miejscowe.

#-. s4r- "t~~".
MkYNY winonskie znowu
cd kilku dni stoja, gdyz ko-
leje zanadto sniegiem zasypa-
ne i ztad przenica Z Dakoty
nadejsc ME moze.
OLA Legionu Polskiego W
Winonie nadeszfo niedawno
Is karabin6w, s%prowadzo-
nych z fabryki broni W Co.
lumbus, 0.
POLICYA przyaresztowa}a
~ letniego Augusta VOLTA,
kt6ry zrlnif wystrzafem z re-
wolweru syna aldermana Pc
lowskiego. Zaraz potem ujeto
i OsadzonO w aresZcie 4 in
nych chfopak0w, kt6rzy no.
sill re wolwery.
Gaia pokryta
gruba zasfona sniegu, i ME
ma nadziei, by prawdziwa
wiosna nastapifa pred ma
jem. W pierwszy dzien WHO'S
ny kalendarzowej ri marca,
mielismy dosyc tegi BLIZZARD.
w DULUTH ma pol. wzg6.
rzu, PREY przebijaniu 4 ulicy
wskutek eksplozyi %dymamitu
uszkodzonych zostafo 200 do
NOV i kilka os6b poranio-
nych zostafo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
w NIEDZIELE ego kwie,

w NIEDZIELE ego kwiet
mia, odegra Towarzystwo jpie.
WI ,,Arya" W hall pod kos.
cio1em sw. Stanisfawa Kost.
Xxi, sztuke ludowa ,,Chfopi
Arystokraci'. Cena bilet6v
15c i 25c. la kilkanascie cen.
tow kazdy bedzie mia1 spo-
sobnos6 spedzi6 wiecz6r po~
miedzy swoimy, a ME pomie-
dry limo narodowcami. ,Kaz-
dy, kto sic czuje bye Pola-
klein MECH idzie ma to pred
stawienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

w NOCY Z soboty IA ME
dziele jakiS zfodziej zakrad}
sic do kurnika. p. Jana Pfa-
checkiego zamieszkafego pod
nr III wsch. Front I'll. i u
kradf try DUE kury. Pfa-
checkiemu juz pc kilka razy
ukradzono gesi, kaczki i kury,
u re z}odziej zn6w krasc "a
czaf p. P}achecki chce zapro-
wadzic Z kurnika do mieszka-
MIA dzwonek elektryczny i
powiada, re raz zfodzieja jed
max chwyci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
WlADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

w NiEDZlEME wieczo~
rem mielismy wielka burze,
wiatr, grzmot i bfyskawice
pierwszy raz tym roku.
Deszcz padaf przez kilka 60
DIN, poczawszy Cd 9ej; szko-
dy jednak zadnej nie wyrza-
dit deszcz ami wiatr.
W tym samym czasie, W
innych Stanach okropne mic
szczescia nawiedzi}y rozmai-
to miejscowosci: setki ludzi
zosta}o pozabijanych, tysiace.
rannych ley W szpitalach a
szkody wyrzadzane przez hui
ragan wynosza miliony dola-
row.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

RYSZKA, 25
lat LEGACY syn p. Franciszka
i Lucyi Ryszk6w, Fam. pod
nr. 672 wsch. 3 ciej III. kt6ry
W roku zesz}ym pracowal W
st. Louis W fabryce i tam W
pazdzierniku z powodu explo-
zyi okropnie poparzony EOS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
POdZiekOwanie.

POdziekOWanie.
Cierpialem siedem lat na
%Iuflamatory Reumatyzm tax
bardzo, re bylem zmrszony
chodzic o k%rukwiach, lecz
20 zuzyciu do]arowego pu-
delka pigulek Natures Hurt
Cure o lyle mi sic polep~
szy}o, ze swoje krukwie mog-
lem od}ozyc ma strone i cho-
dzic O swojej mocy. DIS jess
tenn zupefnie zdr6w, vice
tam gdzie doktorzy zwstpii
% mojem wyleczeniu tam
mnie to pigu}ki wyleczyty.
A vice z wdzieczno6ci nam
zaszczyt polecic je kazdenu
kto ma te dolegliwosci cierpi
1921 Park Bldg.
Pittsburg, Pc,
Pigulki dostaniecie pod.
adresem:
A. J. Myazka,
$50 Fourth Str. :
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

w NIEDZIELE, kwadrans
pred plata rano, W czasie gdy
ludzie spieszyli ma pasterke,
straze pozarne z~aalarmowane
pedzify do ognia. Palil sic
dworzec k6lei Chicago &
Northwestern a W poblizu
znajdujacy sic hotel w. w.
Moulster'a czesciowo zosta}
uszkodzony.
Dworzec ME byf ubezpie-
sczony, strate wyrzadzona
przez ogie1 i wode obliczono
ma 5 do 6 tysiecy dolar6w.
Prace PREY odbudowaniu
|dworca beda ~bezwfocznie roz-
poczete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

NoWy WynalaZek ma reu-
maZyZm i inne dOlegli-
WOSCi.
|. Winona, Mimi.
Drodzy Rodacy!
ia nizej podplsany, poda-
je VAN do w%iadomosci, dro.
dry Bracia Polacy, ze otrzy-
malem zezwolenie cd Komi-
syi Doktor6w Washington
nu na wyrabianie pigulek do
Ieczenia rozmaitych dolegli~
wosci ciaia.
F, Komisya Doktor5w W
Westinghouse m6wi, ze mole
pigulki, kt6re i'm posla1em,
So skuteczniejsze Cd kazdego
innego wyrobu ]ekarstw ma
to do!egliwosci ciaia, z kt6;
N
rych wan tn niektore mad
mieuie. jake na wszelkie "a
zjebien;a, katar nosa, g1owy
i kisxek. nafehr\ i %goraczke,
ma reumatYz.n, niestrawHose
zo!adka it'd. Szczeg6lnie reu
matyzm wylecza, ehocby mai
gorszy. Zatem jezeli cierpicie
Ia te doleyl.wcsci, nabadzcie
subie moich pjgu!ek a jestcm
pewien. 90 wan pomoga.
|Paczka kos<tule zoe.
Mech was to ME zrazs, re
ME jestem uczony W zak'a.
ldach .doktorskich, lecz sam
praktykuje " tym dziale luz
jedenascie lat mole lecze-
ME jest skuteczne, a p;gulki
kt6pe wyrabiam uzna}a 10.
smisya Dcktorska " Washing
ga najlepsze ma roz.
matte choroby. Zaden doktor
w Winonie mic mi zrobic ME
|moze AMI naxet zaden.w Ca.
''lych Stanach Zlednoczonych
A zatem drodzy Brac;a Ro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
POtrzeba agent6w z dobrq
pensya. Zgfosic sic listownie
pod mr.. $50 e. Forth Str
Winona, MINI.
NajlepsZe ma ChOrOby
Sk0rne.

Wszystkic nieomal chot1by mi
kaja szybko i stale cd Bucklensa
Arnik"wej masci, a niema MIC le~
pszcgo ma srarz mia Tub %p",}ucze~
MIA. kagodzi i goi. !.hn Deye, z
Glad~in, Mich, ~pcwiada, po cicr'
pienlu przez dwanascie lat "a Wy
rzuty sk6rne l wydsn,u $500 IA
lekarzy, Buck'ena maSG arnikowa
wyleozy}a mnie. Ona wan pomo'.
re. Tylko ass Folecana przez M.
J. Kowalewsklego,. aptekarza.
Advertisement,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

pc"
Ludzie, kt6rzy dostajq Ia.
two zatwardzenia cierp'a I'd
wiatry. Mic ty|ko gorace gr2
be jedzenia. Zadne owoce,
zadne warzywa do czynnego
u%trzymania wnetrznosci. Wa.
sza pomoc, waszym najwie
kszym przyjacielem jest te
raz Hol4ister'a Rocky Noun.
tain herbata, swiatowy regu-
lator zoladka. Zr6bcie to dziS
wieczorem. w miejskiej ap-
tece Brown'a.
Advertisement
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
FIG1EL koBUZA

!, Jeden wisus przYchodzi do
}adnej przekupki i zada kope
jaj, a le chce je sam soble
wybrac. Wybiera vice j
kladzie przekupce do fartu-
Ska, potem kaze jel trzymac,
q sam ki'kskroc ia caluje j
w nogi. Przekupka bronit
sic. ME mogla, DO sic bala,
2eby sic iaja ME ,potlukly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
DZiafa natychmiaStOWO.

VIM. Rademacher, 80 W. 2ga
nj og}ssz', ze POJEDYNCZA
DAWkA }~agodnego buckthorn
bark, ~g'yceryny, it'd, g1y zmie-
szana " Adler-i.ka, nlemieckie le-
karstwo ma apendloltis, leczy ga
pchanie lub gasy " zo}adku ZU-
PEkNIE. Wielu ludziom " Vie
nome ono pomog}o. -(ADv),
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
NiedbafoSci W Zapchpniu
Slepei kiSzki w WinOnie.

* GEHHS
Wie1e ludz, v Wiuonie cierpi
ma chorobe acladka lub wnetr1>
nosci, ktore sig mole zamien.d
fatwo v appendicitis. Jeteli ciers
plcie ma. zapchanie. kwasy lub gasy
" 4o}adku, sprdbujcie laxodnych
buckthorn bark, glyceryny itp.s
znajdajace SIC = Adler.irka. move
niemieckie lekarstwo na appendix.
citis. Aptekarz y N. ademach1r
SO va III. twierdsi, b POJE.
DYNCzA DAWKA tego iagod-
nego lekarstwa pomaga przec;.w
klopotom 1o}qd Ia i wnetrznofo
n~ajczeSeiej ~ Elm lie. Adv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
PodziekoWanie.
Szanowny Panic Mys>ka!

ia nizej podp;sany dzieku.
je Panu "a wyleezenie mnie
q tax ciezkiego .zaziebienia,
DO by}em zaziebiony przez
try tygodnie i to tax ciezko,
re oddech mi z~atrzymywa1o
lecz gdy zazv1em pigufek
Twego. wyrobu Sweet Life
Pills" zaraz nj pnmog}o
p~ierwszej nocy; q wiec jestem
CT wdzieczny "a Tive piguiki,
kt6re tax skutecznle dzia}a-
"a ma zaziebien;e,
Szanowni Rodacy, jezeli
kto z Was choruje z powodu
zaziebienia, ma katar Tub b6-
10 W krzyzach, to piszcie do
pana Myszka- pc pigu1ki jego
wynalazku a te VAN pomo'
ga i to bardzo predko.
Adres tego wynalazcy jest
A. J. Myszka, $50 E. 9TH Str.
WinoDa, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
tai, "a staraniem swej mstki
przywiieziono go do Winony
do szpitala. Doktorzy maja
zamiar dokonaG ma MIN szcze-
pien1a sk6ry.

WE WTOREK rano W kos
Icielc sw. Stanisfawa X. odby]
sic pogrzeb szescioletniej He.
leny c6rki Franciszka Grupy,
zamieszkafego pod mr. 853--
wsch. 4. I'll. SIP. Wilhelm R6.
EEK ST. wsch. Mark ul. bo
kilko tygodniowej chorobie
na wodnq opuchline, pozeg-
nal sic z tym swiatem W
w!elki czwartek W wieku 80
lat. Pozost" viii zone i 10cio
letn1a c6reczke. Pogrzeb od-
byf sic z koscio}a sw. Stanis-
}awa X. W sobote pc pofud
nlu.
W PIATEk zmarla Colo
letnia c6rka wdowy Maryan-
ny Kluzik, 2am. ped mr.. 1854
wsch. 2, ul. pochowana zos.
ta}a z koscio}a sw. Stanisfa
wa K. W poniedz;sfek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

a PAM Tomaszowa n:iaIa
zwYczai czesto bic swego
potulnego 1ueia. R'z cos il!
kupil j gdy W dobrym hume
RE. w;ecz6r rod1ice k}ada sic
do.i6zka, m6wi synek;
To mama juz idzie spac, a
z%apomniala tate wybic!
IN to p~rzypomnienie dosta]
biedak sam.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

83LETNIA Ma}gorzata
kukowicz, zmarFa W domu
swego syna Augusta kuko
wicza zam. pod mr.. SOB wsch,
2. ul. Nieboszka mieszka}a
przez So lata bez przerwy W
Winonie. Pozostawia dw6cb
syn6w i dw6ch bracj: Alder
ia i Wawrze6ca Gromow
skich. Pogrzeb odbyf sic we
wtorek rano z koscio}a sw.
Stanislawa KOstkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

zrozumienia, u~przytomnUmy
sobie wiolkos masy stone
cznej, kt6ra spowcdowa}a
TAXI olbrzymie zjawiska ma
fury. Przesz}o sto naszych
kul zimskich, obok sleble
po!ozonych, wygodnie pomni.
Sci sic we wnetrzu s}ohca,
a mimo to, tylko wazka Geese
s}o1ca zosta}aby zajeta. Nawet
Gala ziemia z ksiezycem Wv
naturalnej odleglo6ci) zmieSci
sic we wnetrzu slohca, a mi
mo to po2ostanie jeszcze
olbrzymia niezajeta przestrzsh
sto6ca, p%oniewasz 6rednica
elo6ca winosi prawie p6tora
miliona kim, a srednica zle-
mi blisko Is tysiecy km.,
Gwaltowne wybucby ma s}oh-
Gu, spowodowane wiel kos
cia s}o6ca, So dalsza zagadka.
kt6ra otacza istote i czynnosc
sfo6ca. Take przyczyny tych
o%lbrzymich orkan6w s}one-
cznych ME So wyja5n;one.
Istuieja przypuszczenia, re
chodzi tn o wyladowanie
elektrycznosci, co poiaczone
jest z podobnemi zjawiskami,
jake mozemy spostrzegac
prey trzesieniu ziemi. Prey
~obserwowaniu tych orkanos
ma s}o1cu mia}o sic wraienie,
ze powloka sfoneczna pekla,
a z jej wnetr1a wydostawa!y
sic ptomienie. W ostatnich
czasacb nastapi} spok6j W tycll
przewrotach ma powiesrzcfni
s}onecznej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

WE WTOREK z koscio1a
kw. Kazi,nierza odhyf sic po
grzeb 2 letniej c6reczki Fran
ciszka Drwala, Fam. pod mr..
672 zach. 4 uJicy. Wieczny
odpoczynek race zmar}ym
dac Panic, a 6wiat}o6c vie.
kuista niechaj I'M 6wieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

z KOSCIOkA sw. Kazi
mierza Kr. odbyi sic W pc
nied2ia}ek pogrzeb, blisko
rok liczacej c6reczki J6zefa
Kosciadskiego, zam. pod mr..
53l zach. 4. ul.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-16
In Honor of Texas Guests.

i very enjoyable social was held
On Sunday ut the home of Mr. and
Mrs Harvey T. Rill. on Houckayillf
avenue. in honor OF their uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown. oI
Leonard. Texas. Mrs. John potta. oil
Baltimore: Mrs Charles Magins, OF
shInleY. and Mrs. Leonard Riil, oi
Hampstead. who are sisters and had
not mel for thirty eight yeara
Among those present besides Mr
and Mrs. John Potts. OF Baltimore.
Mr. and Mr. Charles Magins. Of Ship
L.. and Mrs. Leonard Riil were the
following nephews and nleCcH of Mr..
aud Mrs. Henry Brown: Mr. and Mrs.
William Krebs. OF Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. George ". Rill. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel ". Rill and daughter LILY.
Mr and Mrs. Noah W. Rill. Mr. and
Mrs. John ". Dell and daughter
Elsie. Dir. and Mrs. Harvey r. RIli
and children. Carroll, Edith and
Woodrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l..
HI and children, Norman and Louise.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shugars and
daughter Catherine; MeasrB Charles
aud John Maglns. OF Westminster.
The following great-nephews and
nIeees we're also present: Mrs. VIM.
!. Wink and son Harry, Mr.. and
Mrs David Rill and son German.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rlll and daugh-
ter Ray. Mrs. Jesse FinHter and Irene
Buchanan we're also guests.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-16
ENRICHING THE I. S.
Americans Thirst and Craze for tn.
Weed on the Increase.

Americans are drinking more whiz-
key, smoking more cigars and cigar
cites and chewing more tobacco than
ever before In history, according u
the latest tax returns TO Royal /.
Cabell, Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue.
From July to February the nation
has consumed 94,000.000 gallons Of
Whiskey, an increase of 100000 gal
Ions over the corresponding period
the previous year; s.500.O00,000 cigar
cites, an increase OF 2,250,000. 900: l.
500,000,00 cigars an increase Of 250.-
100000, and 250,000,000 of smoking
and chewing tobacco, an increase Of
100000 pounds These are record
breaking figures.
In addition, drinkers of beer are
resuming their stride. During the
nscal year 1912 the consumption Of
beer fell of materially. but for the
first seven months of the current year
the people OF the United States have
drunk 3s,S64,000 barrels, an increase
OF 1,S50.000 barrels over last year.
Drinkers, smokers and cheWers are
thus enriching the federal govern
ment. Internal revenue taxes from
July 1 to date are s12,500,000 greater
than any previous record for SINH
lar period.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-16
WEST FALLS.

Mr. Fred Elgin, OF near here. is very
much Indisposed at this writing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baumgartner has re-
turned home after spending few
days with friends or KeymaT and
Logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Keefer spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Gordon
Wilson. Of near Freedom
Mrs. Ylnton Hood is spending some
time with her niece. Mrs. Ernest
Hood
Mrs. X. II. Alexander and Mira.
William sapplngton, Mrs. William
seheIlefs and son, Frank, spent Sun
day With Mrs. q. w. Gartrell
Misses Sadie and Lula Brown are
spending 4 few days with their uncle.
Mr. 1. 5. shipley. and family.
Mrs. Oscar Baumgartner and son.
Woodrow. spent Sunday with Mr.
William Dempsey.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF West
Fall. will hold an ice cream and
straw berry festival on the evening Of
May Il NJ the church. n not fair 1t vii
be held Saturday night and Monday
uIEzI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-16
MELROSE.

On Saturday night there was a
cold wave passed over here. forming
Ice one-fourth of an inch in thich-
ness, injuring tender plants. and
perhaps some fruit. II is unusual
for such cold weather on May IL.
When your correspondent was a boy
early in April we went barefooted
and very few shoe soles were
scratched from then until cold
weather came again in November.
One day last week the mules hook
ed to roller belonging to Mr.. Theo-
dore James, became frightened.
throwing him off and starting down
the county road towards Bachmens
Valley. Mr. James hurried to the
telephone, and Mr.. Wineholt succeed
ed in stopping the runaway team
with board from a box that he
grabbed.
VENTS Union Sunday school, first
organized three score of years ago.
was reorganized on Sunday morning.
Nay 11th There we're n present.
The following officers were elected:
President, John Warner; vice-presi-
dent. Edward Thurman; superintend-
enI, d. NJ. Wilson; assistant, j. q. W.
Warner: secretary, Braden Warner;
assistant. ]. A. Zepp; organist, Mary
Grumrine: assistant, Lottie Sholl:
singing leaders. p. NJ. Wentz, Ezra
Froek. John Warner; treasurer, Dali
las n. Wilson; managers, Jacob L.
Monath, Claude b. Leese, Ezra
Froek. Ed Thurman, j. A. Zepp. Sun
day school next Sunday afternoon.
Everybody is invited We are going
to try to have a minister address the
school as soon as arrangements can
be made
Some people will sacrifice much for
a little pleasure. On Sunday morn
Ing one of Manchester districts boys,
who Is working In York, took an
early ear for Hanover. and then
walked . MILES to Melrose. expecting
20 dine with Mr. Dherit whom he
knows we'll Alas Mr. Dherit and
wife we're away on a visit, so he
vas compelled to make his way to
Manchester. tired, hungry, foot-sore
and weary.
Last week Mr.. Henry Stremmel of
near Black Rock. had freak in the
shape of colt with legs. The nth
leg vas amputated. The colt seems
10 be doing well.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-16
The Secret Of Successful Dairying +
Told in Three WOrds-Weed,
Breed And Feed.

Weed out the Improbable cows.
this is absolutely necessary. 4 recent
test of herd of IL COWS demonstrated
that five of this number did not pay
for their feed. Three others produced
only very small margin of profit,
and 1t was conclusively shown that
more profit could have been realized
from three of these COWS than from
the whole herd of twelve.
Breeding is equally essential. It
has been clearly demonstrated that
the beef type will not make dairy
cow any more than percheron will
make race horse.
Decide which of the three dairy
types you prefer, Holstein, Guernsey
or Jersey. BY all means, have pure
bred sire, and never cross with any
other breed.
The first cross may make a valu-
able individual, but 1t means breeding
out instead of breeding up.
Feeding is of equal Importance.
A cow is not a creator; can not make
bricks without straw" She Is Z
machine which should be fed intelli-
gently and to her utmost capacity.
If you lack confidence in your abil-
ity to operate your machine success
fully, you should get out of the bust
ness; blame yourself for your failure
and not your COW.
Ten months ago a successful stock
man in Virginia went into tho dairy
ing business with 20 "picked-up" COWS
which produced about 20 gallons Of
milk per day. He soon learned thai
he was operating at loss, instead Of
profit.
Twenty-three of this number have
been supplanted by Dairy Cows. The
weeded out have not been sold TO his
neighbors.) He is now getting Il
gallons of milk per day, and his onls
complaint is that his COWS can MOI
be induced to eat enough TO produce
a hundred gallons.
Weed Breed! Feedi-The Country
Gentleman.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-16
When Advertising Pars.

No matter what one adyertises the
display must be of the right sort 70
bring the best results.
John Graham Brooks, Chicago uni
Yersity lecturer, is so impressed with
the value OF advertising that he ad-
yises such pupils as contemplate
entering business TO learn how 10
write advertisements. He lays great
stress upon "up-to-the-minutea alYeT-
Using accompanying the proper dis
play of goods
At a yarn spinning session the 9th
er day the story was told of bachelor
who entered a haberdashery one cold
winter day and bought a necktie.
When he opened the package IN his
room he found a photograph Of good
looking! middle aged woman. with
this note appended, IF you are single
write me"
That set the bachelor to thinking
how lonely he was and before the
evening was over he had written II
the lady whose name and address ae=
eompanied the note.
After two weeks of anxious waiting.
the bachelor received a reply to his
letter. II read:
"sir-The Mary Smith To whom you
wrote was my grandmother. she died
nine years ago, aged eighty-six.
The bachelor had purchased his
necktie from a merchant who didn't
advertise.
Out in Sedan, Kan. town Of 100
population, there is merchant b.
the name OF |. II. Edwards
This man went to Sedan few
years ago with but little capital. To
day he owns a fine business. lives IN
beautiful home and thinkers with a
big farm. MY success IL due to adj
vertising," he writes.
Edwards spends $4,000 every year
With the local newspapers. then he
backs up his advertising With attrae-
tive goods at the right prices.