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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
clio nit aetten S5rberer.

einfiiaen IuTen. Die grntemaidine
folte teinen 10 sroBen 8orIpruns
Dor Den @inIammlern Der 8iinoel
babsn, DAP Der Mais in Der 3pis
f9enaeit in erbebli9em @raoe ein-
trpdnet.
Sas Ginbolen Der Sru9t geI9iebt
eemsinisli9 mittels Der sepDbnlidcn
fla6en !SeusGrntemasen, bel oenen
~allerbinss Die Srudt aiemlia bod
sebpben lperben muB. I'm oieiem
llebeIitanbe abaubelfen, miro auf oies
len Sarmen elm Geiten auf Tebr nieos
rigen 9Goern benubt. 9ie 2abuns
fonte 10 groB tpie m6gli9 fein, bes
fpnbers tpenn lie tpeit fort9eI6afft
iueroen muB. Man ipart buburd
biel 3eit uno Die Soften itenen iih
gertnger.
Sir bas 3ertleinern Der Muiss
pflanoen fir ben Silo finb peridies
bene Maf9inen i'm Martt. BON
GROCER @t9tigteit beim 4ntauf eis
r,er fol6en 1T lire Rapa5itdt. Yei
elmer gu tleinen Mai6ine sebt oas
ginfiiGen iebr Iunefam BON itatitn
unb es lam ni6t a1es our 8erfiis
sung itebenoe 9ilfsperional befddfs
tist fperoen. Somit 1T cine reidlid
sroBe MaIdine empfeblenstpert, aus
nal eine Iplde meiitens nit elmer
autpmatiIden .Siitterunes" s8orriAs
tung perleben it,. $50 Der gu fill
lenoe Silo nur tleit TIT. be5abIt lid
natiirli9 Der Qntauf elmer groben
Sdneibemaf6ine ntdt. Mud 1T es
ni9t rattan, burd cine au grobe
ben Motor iiberanIfreneen.
Sir bas ginfiiIen Der aertleinsrs
ten Srrdt in'ben SiIo iinb atpei Orr
ten bon S0roermai6inen (@lepators)
In @ebraud, Der altmobif9e Rettens
S6rberer (5is. y unb Der SebIdles
Ipporat (5ig. p. Ser ~erftere be-
barf elmer eerinseren sriebtraft, 1T
iebod f9ptertser aufaurtdten, unb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

Mitunter tperben in nei,en 8erdts
i9aften 8 grfinounsen audi dltere
unb neuere Metboocn in pprteilbafts
@erbinoung nit chamber eebra9t.
@ie elm aompromiB spiiden alter
unb neuer 3eit eriheint Der beiites
benbe pfIug. @r pirb bur9 @afos
Tin > &raft getrieben; aber Der pfliis
genbe f6reitet geraoe 10 binter ibm
Der, dls ob elm Yferb borne argez
.fpannt ipdre. Die @oiplin : Wd<
fdtne befinbet iid. rie bas Bib 5ei9t,
apifden ben spet @riffen unb lit
an Die spei Sreibriber bes Bflu9es
geidirrt; unb Ite entmidelt 9 pferbe4
frafte. Sa Der Pflus i6pn BON
felbit na6 ser Groe niebersiebt, 10
lperhen bierbur6 sic Sreibrdoer an
ben 8poen 9e6olten, unb bic StnAeln
an ben Hdbern n%erbiuhern bus Nus
gleiten. SO reiBt iit Der pflug feline
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Mais.G nFlage.

lin bas 8ieb aud ndbrenS oes
Winters nit @riinfutter perlorgen
gu tDnnen, 1T es n6tis, ben erforoer'
li9sn @orrat in oa5u geeisnete
Speider, Die fpsenannten Silos, gu
fiiuen. 2ls bic b~epor5usteite Truht
fir iol9es WintersG riinfutter ooer
gniiIase, gilt bieraulanoe Der Mais,
bsr ii9 natiirIi1 nod I'M griinen,
rneereiften 3uifanbe befinben muB,
unb iiber bic stpedmdBisite @inipeis
1eruns besfelben in Ole Silos folert
To, Solsenoen einige piRensperte
Mnleitungen1 gegeben tperoen.
Ser fir ben SiIo beiimmte
Mais miro entipeber nit Der 5anb
ooer nit Der Mafdine seidnittsn.
Die erftere Metbobe miro meiitens ba
ansepanot, no Der @orrat nidt srob
senus 1T, um bic Soften elmer grntes
mafdine gu redtfertisen, ober ipenn
iid Die Srudt 10 tart selest bat,
bab bas G6neiben nit Der Maf1ine
srpbe STANDARDIZATION madt. Wirb
Die l.btere sebrauht, 10 1T es rats
fam, bic 8iinbeT moglidft Helm gu
MAIDEN, neil biefe fid lei6ter banos
baben unb in Die S4neioemaidine
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
8abn, obne Die pbpIif9e araft. Des
Wrbeiters defenders dnauftre1oeu.

gabn, obns Die pbpIfde araft. bes
Irbeiters Defenders ansuftrengen.
Wenn aber Der pflus anf etnt
WurSel, eiuen 8almftumpf ober etnen
beipnbers sroben Stein itDbt. 10 rut'
fden bic Rdber freiIid ab, unb bic
Mafdine mag ausenblidli9 ans
Ianb unb 8onb tommsn. @od TT
es oann Elm 2eidtes, iie bur9 blobes
Spdbeben Der @riffe iiber bos !9in'
oernis binpessubeben; unb 0ann
tommt aud Obne ipeiteres bic Mas
I6ine ipieber In ibr 9efise. un6 oas
pfliigen nimmt feinen Sortsang.
uebrteens lit Der @pparot ni6t
gum Bfliisen duein beitimmt; fonbern
na6 anbrinsung entIpre9enoen 3us
bebDrs ldBt er ii6 audi in einen auls
t%ipator, cine MdbmaI6ine ober cine
Somen . GtnpflanSunss 8 Maf9tne
berponbeIn, pel6e 'i9 itets lei9ts res
gieren lGbt unO iebr prG3is arbeitet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

Sru6t nit einem &etten, ober Sc
bIGiezGIebator einsefilt pirb, iotuie
aud bon Der S9ne0isteit Oes @in>
fiinens. Bel lanslamem Gtnfiillen
lit tpeniger &raft er%foroerlia, bod
1T Elm unbertiirSter 8etrieb bes @ins
ID z4ppurats porauateben. Sci elmer
@nfolinmaI9tne re9net man ges
DDbnli9 cine Pferoetraft auf iebeu
SOL 2dnse bes G9neioe : cylinders,
get elmer 9ampfmai9ine tit etpa
3peibrittel bieier &raft erforherlih,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

es miro .ms6r bon ser 5ru9t Der.
ftreut, ionOers Bel pinoigem Wctter.
Iils bieien Griinoen miro ieBt Ter
@eblalee appardt meiitens Dem aets
tens@Iebdtor ppr9e5ogen. Der S0rs
oerf6aft bes e~riteren muB 10 fcuts
re6t pte m6eIi9 ite6en, I'm Die Hsts
bung duf bns geringfte Wtab gu re-
buSieren unb ote @efd6r elmer Der
ftopfuns oes Sdafts gu p~errinsern.
Sie fir ben gsirieb Der S9neioe.
maid'ne n5ttse Sriebtraft bdnst bon
beren GrDBe. unb 6upon ab, Oh DIE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Sm ikenburs

SIN Stubl netbenburs
ger GpitdI fir 8lutfrante repoltiere
ten % aronfe oegen bic aer5te unb
Die pflegerinner Sie 6duften In
Der Mitte oes GrantenbauIes 8etten
itnb M66eI auiammen, oertriimmerten
Iie uno 3iin0eten lie an. Nls mebrers
qerSte berbeieiIttn, puroer lie nib
banoeIt un6 perIebt. e6enfo ole 8Ira
ter. Die ber~beigerufene PoIi5el tonnte
na5 I6tperer Miibe Die Hubs beritel>
len unb oas 5erer l0fAen. Sie
aranten tpurosn in 3fpongsidden ses
ltedt, atpei &doeisfiibrer ruurben pers
baftet, Die iibri9en tperoen our9 Die
Polisei aussepieieH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
E.L.HAFFNER,M Md,
HE RMANN. MO.
/. j. koeIIer.
SGmitO II. &agenmadtr
Sermann, WD.

9ermann, Mp.
Sd babe bos Sd,miebe. unb Daoen.
mod,er'Sei6dit BEG Sobn RappoIb, an Der
meiA. B.. SiroBe 9etouit unb tperoe beItrebt
lc'n nur hue beiten arbeiten unb Woaren au
ilslern. Sd babe Ionse GrIabrnna i'm
p1erosbeid)loaen iotppbl pie i'm Sdmiebe-
nnh Wa9erbanbiperf.
Sormmo9en, 9up9ies, Wanur.epreab
erS, uno Norm Waid,iuen an Senb pber
aut Ve'ellun9 3u aiinitiseu g~ebineunasn
lno 5u a%nnebmbareu preiien seIieieri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

fprtbt; i'm lebteren Sale miro es
better nit Der SruGt oermenst. ST
Der Silo gang aefiilt, folIte man Die
oEere Gage mod tii6tis nit MaTer
beIprengen. Sn friiberen Sabren
pflegte man bic Gniilaee oben nit
grbe uno Strob Su bebeden, um gu
p%erbinoern, baB Die pbere Gage per<
BORDEN perbe. SIN neuersr 3eit Bee
iuBt man gu btsier 9eduns meiItens
nur Mats ituuoen BON benen BITE
Srudttolben entfernt ipuroer. Die
f&peren griinen Stanbsn eisnen iih
gu bieier 9edung peit better als
Strob, oa iie Die Cuff beiIer abf9lies
Ben. Die 0eduns pirb eebDris feits
geitampft uno bann angefeuhtet.
Mande Sarmer iden oben auf Dor
Dem anfeu6ten etlpas !Safer, Der
bur9 bic Wdrme i'm Snnern balb
gum &eimen gebradt miro unb Ii9
gu elmer oidteu, rofenartisen MaFe
entpideIt. DEF, 1T oIs luftbi9tsr
@erf4Iub gang beiOnOers lOirtfam.
Gtiuas pDn Der Butter.
Die Butter eeb0rf az ben l9on
i'm bo9en Nltertum befnnnten Nabs
run9smitteln. 8ereits 9lbrabam Iebte
na6 /. Moi. 1873 ieinen @GIten elm
5ett Dor, beifen Namen Cutler nit
benz Dprte Butter iiberiebt, unb !Ses
robot 6eI6reibt bic bel ben SSptben
iiblide @epinnung Der Butter aus
Pferbemil9. 0O9 genoiien bic @rie%
den unb RDmer ftntt Der Butter
meiit Slipen0I. plinius ertpGbnt bic
8eripenbung Der Butter tn Der 9us
6enbdderei. 0as nieoerbolte Was
i6en unb 8neter, ipobur6 bic Butt
ter erit bas pirb, pos mir beute
barunter perIteben, folI cine Grfin.
buag Der norogermoniI6en Stdmme
Iein. 0iefe Stunt mar getpib I6pn
i'm Mittelalter betonnt; benn babur1
erbdGt bic Butter erit bic Reinbeit
unb Seiti9teit, bic elm lGnsereS Nrlf>
befpa9ren, 3, .. in Der Grbe pber I'm
Mopt, erm09Iidt. Sb bisie Dauers
mare nift einen bielIeidt erpiinfdten
ran5iaen 9eigef6mad beidB, mag boz
btngeitellt bleiben. Cider lit, baB
mon fid srobe Mii6e sab, bic Butter
tii6tig burd3ufnettn. Inn bas ems
aefhloifene Waifer 5u entfernen, Seit
80 Snbren benubt man beim 8uttern
bic 3sntrifusaltrdft unb fiibrte auf
sroben Giitern bic foeenonnte Butt
terT9Ielber Elm. 9as 8eitreben,
iiberolI bas perfDnItde Moment aus
suf6oltsn unb ben Maf6inenbetrieb
einsufiibren, 5eitigte Sutpeilen redt
origineIIe grfinbunesn, 70 bic Butt
termnfdine, bic bur6 cine !Sunbe>
Sretmiible in 9epegung eefebt fplrs
be. Sin fpI6e Sretmiible fir butt
ternbe Sur6e mar nod Dor 5ebn
Sobren in 6obenbru6 BEL Sraniens
burg 81 Ieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

Die S6nittIGnse
bariisrt snifden u
uno 1 3oll. 9ie lebs
tere miro als elm tpe'
mig gu lang ern6tet.
ba Stiide bon oiefer
2dngs ffd I'M SiIo
niht 70 oi9t pater
%Iaien, nod beim Sill,
tern oes @iebs 70 boil
ftGnoig t~onfumiert
iperoen, nie tiir3ers
Gtiide. Muf Der nns
oeren Settle nimmt
bas S9neiben in ldn>
eere Stiide tpeniger
Seit in @nipru6.
Die aefdnitteni
Sru1t miro burf oas
@ebldie pber Den Set
ten : Glepatpr gelpDbn~
Ii9 zig in ben pberer
Sell bes Silps geF5rs
bert, tpp Iic BON einem
poer spei Mann ners
teiIt unb feItgeitdmpft
tperbsn muB. @:f6te6t
Dies nidt, 10 bduft iit
Die MoHe gu febr dr
elmer GteIle, unb bte
8ldtter. Stauoen nno
SSrre %Ssru6ttofbe iperoen
'iIen i'm Silo ni6t elet6-
mdbia genug perteilt.
Seiten foIlte bi. Sill
as b09er ge6alten fperbert,
Mitte, unO an Den Wdna
feIter eingeTtampft fperoen.
9erteilen Der Gniiluge sibt
8prri9tunaen, pon
bic ~SiredmdBiqIte cine aus
beneali6sr Seilen beitebenoe
e (5ig. 3 empfo6len tpiro.
re ldbt fi4 bon elmer STEELE
f6ningen, ipbaB ole
6inour4pniIieren 5rudt
unh duf9ebduft luernen
imlrer man es piinI4t.
,ung bieftr 8orrt9tung lit
utb etEer 6eugubeI n0tig.
loert Dor olIem bas beim
rem 6inabperfen Der
II o6eren Ronpe oes Giips
!%6erunfIisgen 0eriels
bliebt ole Gcfobr aus Dab
N i'm SLID BON f6psreu
zen getroffen tperNen, Die
rubt our9 bas 8ehIdfe
iein m09en. Die
0f6bre lam bur9 QbI01en
n SeiIe Detringert tpsrhen,
5 our@ bos auffiillen beg
q erideint.
le Die GSruGt Dor Dem Gin
trodsn 9epprosn TT, muB
moe ssru6tigtsit bur9 gu
mag WaTer erIeBt perben,
ri6t genug gepadt
mn Sci gu IoIer padung
@sfabr hss Grbibens ooer
.!mligperosns. Der 3afdt
4 fam erfolgen, inOem
enttpeber mittels zines
birfft in Sen SLID leitet,
Iur9 bas 9ebldfe : Robr
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
CONE TO o1.UwooD

Glenwood Springs has a name tho
country over as one of the prettiest
and most desirable little cities in which
to make a home. Those who have trav-
eled in the east and in the west ara
charmed with Glenwood and unsurpass-
ed natural advantages. II is destined
to become THE residence city Of the
Western Slope. Why not secure for
yourself home in this beautiful up-to-
date little city. Ths new Garfield
County High sehoel win add nueA 1,
the attractivsasss Of tAs place q q
hone city.
I eaa s2ef yoa . bargaia II Q splsa-
Aia rssidsaes lseatiss. Fssf ~ q
corner, six rsoa ASiss h ga sssdi-
tion; hrss esal hssss aaA kinllins
bin; 3 chicken Asssss With snple r>ou
81 lets Ter evsr - fsvls; nice mr..
den With pasity sf reea for more:
bearing ehsrFy tfses. Plenty Of rom
for building large residence or three or
four eottasss. >l,ooo win handle thu
property and the balance can Be paid i.
easy installne.ts. RsneaAer Alok
corners are night scarce IN 0leavood.
II yoa waat . sesd tAi,g ~ ne sbout
tAia TAs priss i EigAt
A. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
NOT AYIN0 MUCH

Lamar was visited yesterday by .
well known Democratic politician-werl
known both for his prominence in the
political history of Colorado and also
for his nerve and temerity. Only think
Of Democrat having the hardihood to
want anything that Tom Patterson has
already set aside and put his brand on,
the Democratic nomination for COVER
nor. A look at Barney Napier and a
few minutes conversation with him
will convince anyone he is not easily
scared, and we will say if a miracle
should happen and he should be elected
Colorado would have the best governor
the Democratic party has ever given
her.-Lamar Register.
f. E. Cain of Grand Junction, who is
superintending the campaign on the
western slope of Colorado for state
wide prohibition was in Rifle yesterday
and delivered n most encouraging ad-
dress At the Methodist church last
night. One of the NEST encouraging
statements made by hin and perhaps
the one that can be taken - authority
was that the State Baak Examiner has
advised . Garfield county bsak to call
in al saloon paper - quickly - pos
sible for the state il esins dry On No
vember 3d.-Rife Rsveille.
The whiskey and beer interests, or
the boozers interests are sending eat =
pamphlet by Professor Hsso Hsnstef-
berg, professor Of sonsthing or othsr
in Harvard college, b which tAs pro
fessor tries to show t1st Il b IN right
to booze, that It = psssseal hbsrty,
etc. OF course ths pssssssss b Ger
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

But Martin east aside the advice of
those who had ever been his loyal and
devOut friends, and has listened to the
charming reptile that charms and sf
terwsrds devours its prey Mr.. Martin
80 far in his young political life, was
without . blemish and he was on the
right trail to the summit of the life or
honor, and with ens fell swoop, We
fear, has givea hin his death blow.
But Martin is not tie only man, who
has been slaughtered upon the political
pyre of deceit. Grsslsy, Clay, Colfax,
and many other bright minds have
been placed in the political tomb by
that serpent called . "snake- in the
grass. ''-Gilpin Observer
1t seems that the report that Senator
Napier, one Of til candidates for gov
ernor designated BY the Democratic
state assembly, had withdrawn from
the race is . mistake. He is still In
the race, but, - against Patterson, the
machine candidate, Ae will have no
show for nomination. The Democratic
newspapers that take any part in the
primary campaign, will not dare 10
work against Pstterssa for the secre-
terry Of state who deals out the election
patronage pie is for Patterson first, last
and all the time, and has given it out
cold that Democratic newspapers must
toe the mark and support Patterson,
-Holyoke Record.
Colorado people have sixteen bills 10
vote ON this fall, and they had better
begin to study how to vete. We had
thirty-two the last tins, % it will not
be quite 90 much Of . job, The direct
law making business wss . curiosity
two years ago, and . lot of eranks
tried it whirl, but as the years 60 by
this curiosity will wane and We will
have little to do in the way Of direct
legislation and it will be well. 1t i.
foolish to expect the people to act upon
more than one or two fundamental or
extremely important laws each election.
Hayden Republican.
We have been offered an article and
cartoon strongly abusive of ex-Sena-
tor T. NJ. Patterson We advise the Re-
publican and other political enemies Of
Mr.. Patterson THAT abuse of that citi-
zen will react in his favor. Why can't
this campaign be conducted on the
high plane which the Camera has tried
to uphold! The issue is single one of
Law and Order. Mr.. Patterson always
was . criminal lawyer and eouldn It
stand for law and order any more than
his student, Horace N. Hawkins, who
il attorney for the criminal Mine
Workers organization. Boulder Camera
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

man and has probably been soused
since the day of his birth, and don t
know any better.-Hotchkiss Times.
Now, candidly, Brother Progressive,
are you not glad that in this great cri-
sis in the lives of the nations, when
blood lust seems to dominate the minds
Of men, We have IS our nations chief
that self-contained, sagacious, bigeart.
ed Christian gentleman, Woodrsw Will
son, instead of the impulsive, strenuous
FIRE eating colonel, who wishes to stand
at ArmakeddOn and battle for the Lord
if he can dictate how the standing
and the battling shall be conducted!-
Elizabeth Banner
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
MA11u's lnsfAH

When We road in the exchanges the
many articles Of regret for John A.
Martin, who has been hypnotised by
of John A. Martin At heart, it makes
us sad. No young man in public life
had = brighter future four months ago
than John A. Martin. He was loved
and respected by numerous hosts OF
friends, and had he followed his
friends advice and stood for governor
he would have been elected himself
and carried his ticket to victory, and
been in line for the United States son
ate four yeafs hence.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
ro1z11oA1 A,rourumsr1

I hereby announce my, candidacy
for Assemblyman to represent the
counties Of Garfield and Rio Blaaeo in
the General Assembly, subject = ne
District Democratic Representative A.
sembly and the Primafiea.
EDWIN c. KINGSBURY,
0aeawood Springs, Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
STOCK 1Hca 1oR sAIy on 11AD1

l60 acres on Hoffat road; 8 miles
from kremmling; mile to flag sta
tion; altitude 1000 feet; 2-story log
house, barn 25x25; good spring on
place near house. Only about 20 acres
cleared and under cultivation, but 60
acres eaa be cultivated; water right
absolutely fir.t-class. Splendid stock
country; the best range adjoining this
property; might trade fer 0lsnwosd
city or suburban property. II int.
ested call and ask ne absat Il.
4. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

"Had dyspepsia Or indigestion. for
years. No appetite, and. what did
set distrsssed ne terribly. Burdoek
Blood &tters reached the cause, ~.
h. Walker, sunbu.y, Ohio.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
sUln0R 0ouoHD
An DANoHnous

esn.sr esssAs an aaassro.a Thy
indicate IN vitality aad ofse. lsaa ts
ss'is.s tAfsst aaa ing trssblss IN.
sssdi,g sssstiPstisa. d. King , Nsv
Dfsssvssy Vim relieve the cough ~ ssN
prs0ptly aad Pesvsat osmplieatiosa 1t
= sssthi.g and antiseptie and nahss
~ fssa Asttef at once. To delay is
daassrsas-sst . bottle Of Dr.. King :
New Disesvszy at sses. Money hack
Il not satis1ed. 5oe. asl 4l.0o bottles
1t your dr1egist.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

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The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
Addre0
Grand Junction
1A1 oUY1o

1909 9Th Ave-, Greeley
l642 Detroit 81, Dsnves
724 College Ave-, Canon City
1903 Sth Ave, Greeley
L Denver 6fstion Z. r. d. No
ll2 ". 9tA g., Lsadviills
233 Poplar Ave-, Paonis
271 ". sad Ave-, DDaver
l35 Lpsn e., Dssves
72l Nevada g., Trinidad
1 We hereuDtn nef nv hnpA and aRiref
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
The Post il authorized to announce
W. H. TRUlBOR
- . candidate for the Demoeratic nom
isation to the Office of
COUNTY SURVEYOR
ssAjsst - ths win sf ths people, -
sx1sssssa IN IL atsset Psiaasy slec-
ies-
10 nm 1setza q sEnwooD

We wish 70 again call Jour attention
to the fact that We srs sole agents in
this city fer Neritol Pile Remedy
Our success with this remedy has far
exceeded eur most sanguine expeeta-
tions. Therefore, We are pleased 10
rseennsnd and guarantee every pack:
ago Of 1eritol Pile Remedy. Price,
tl.o0 Glenwood Pharmacy, excessive
sssssy.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

We waas svssy fAnily \ wv. -
sss sshsssiptssa H.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

The Rev. John Z. Moore, pastor OF
the NJ. E. Church at Carbondale, and
his sister, teacher in the public
schools at Clarksburg, Ohio, visited at
the Methodist parsonage on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Moore will sail for Korea
in October where he will be superin-
tendent of the Peng Yang district of
the mission work conducted by the
Methodist Episcopal church.-Delta In
dependent.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

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The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

Peter Groome and family came in
from their home in Colorado Springs
Tuesday morning and will reside in
this city until after the harvest of a
generous crop of apples from their
orchard on California nesa.-Delta
Independent.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

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The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
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The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

J. W. Baldwin came in from Cross
creek Tuesday evening. He and his
partners in the Gold Bug lease have
just shipped = car Of rich gold bearing
ore, packing by jack train to Ainturn
a.d shipping by rail from there to the
.nelter. The mine is producing some
very rich ore this summer and, il it
were not for the great expense Of get
ting the product to market, would be
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
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The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

Last Monday this office received ad
vance sheets of "Facts About Sugar y
explaining the kiting of prices, but the
infornation was too late-sugar had
already "riz" in Meeker. The only
hopeful features are the big honey
crop in the Ashley valley, the discov-
sey Of eleven new bee trees on the
Esvernment road, and the possibility,
the bare possibility-of getting sweet
er sweethearts.-Meek Review.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08

overcrowded," she said 81 went into an
agency the other day The room was
filed with girls come TO seek places.
There was just one woman there who
had come TO seek a maid. In these hard
times many a woman who used to en-
ploy a maid is doing without one. That
is one answer.
Another is that many OF the unem-
ployed are not trained for houseWork-
Take tho factory workers. How many OF
them know anything about cooking
laundering, waiting on table? How many
mistresses of homes are willing 10 UNI
dertake the training Of such girl? Not
many, I think. no: domestic service is
not the solution Of this problem
Some Of the other women who are
active I'm the movement to set the unem-
ployed on their feet are Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, ir., Mrs. Grant la Fargo and
Mrs. ogden Mills Reid. The committee
will not cease its efforts so long as the
present crisis exists, and will welcome
the cooperation Of other organizations in
finding work for women that they can do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
Saws Idea Wireless Caused
VOIturnO's Fire at Sea
Is FanCiful.
MARCONI EXPERT ALSO
RIDICULES Fk.r.HMAN
Steel Body Protects Ships from
Possible Wave Ignition,
He Asserts.

From Paris yesterday came startling
thought wave. Vibrating from the brain
Of NJ Duroquier. French electrician, IL
was nothing less than the theory that the
explosion which blew up the Nolturno last
October. resulting In the loss Of lS2 hves'
was caused by the collision OF two wire
less waves in the air.
Monsieur Duroquler mas been expert
mentng lie has found. he says. that
when wireless waves cross one another
they cause certain interference. with
Hertzian waves he has exploded little
glass bulbs Of gas. he asserts.
lie also has found that two wireless
waves got into a fight at exactly the
place occupied by the Volturno at the
time Of the disaster
When Duroquiers theory was put up 10
Thomas 4. Edison by a reporter yester-
dav i'm his laboratory. At Orange, he took
enough time off from his work TO scribole
the following reply:
1T is possible that wireless waves are
the cause OF ignition under rare condi-
tons. Think statement by Duroquier is
fanciful."
Duroqulers thought waves were also