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Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05

well and hearty and weigh about
200 pounds. feel very grateful that
l found Dodds Kidney Pills and you
may publish this letter II you wish.
am serving my third term as Probate
Judge Of Gray Co Yours truly.
PHILIP MILLER, Cimarron. Kan.
Correspond with Judge Miller about
this wonderful remedy.
Dodds Kidney Pills. 60c per box at
your dealer or Dodds Medicine Co..
Buffalo. N. Y. Write for Household
Hints. also music Of National Anthem
(Nnglish and German words) and 70
cipes for dainty dishes. All 8 sent frsa
Adv,
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05
JUDGE CURED, HEART rnousLL

l took about boxes Of Dodds Kid
nsy Pills for Heart Trouble from
which had suffered for years.
had disxy spellA my eyes puffsd.
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05
Deadly Work of scorpion.

Some scorpion bites cause little
more than burning pain and numbness
in the part affected for a few days.
But the more poisonous varieties cause
death. and that especially. when
they sting young children or de-
bilitated old people. The lower class
es of people in Mexico suffer more than
the well-to-do. because Of their custom
of going agout half naked most of the
time
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05

Don't be misled. Ask for Red Cros
Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05

my breath was
short and I had
chills and back
ache. I took the
pills about . year
ago and have had
no return Of the
palpitations. Am
now So years old.
able to do lots ef
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05

A mother never disturbs the slum.
bers Of her second baby to see II Its
eyes have changed color.
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets first put up
40 years ago. They regulate and invigorate,
stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated
tiny granules. Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05

The man who makes a god Of wealth
is generally just about as crooked as
the dollar mark he worships.
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05

Don't tell girl you are In love with
her and have an idea that she is GO
ing to help you out.
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05
Her Preference.

What kind Of cut do you prefer In
meat?"
"A cut price"
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05
Progress

Progress.
How is your Shakespearian club
getting ONT"
"Splendidly. We learned two new
steps last week."-Life.
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05
COLORADO NEWS
hERED FROM
All Parts of the State
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

Feb. 16-17-First annual Municipal
Conference at Boulder
Feb Estate Mining Convention at
Denver
Feb. 22-washington Day banquet at
Grand Junction.
March 10-11-Eleventh annual con-
ference, Colorado Daughters OF Amer
lean Revolution at Colorado Springs.
July 13-14.-Grand Lodge Session, b.
+. Q. Elks at Denver.
Sept. colorado State Fair at Pu-
eblo.
1915.-Last Grand Council of North
American Indians at Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1914-02-05
DENVER AMUsEMENTs.

BROADWAY-Friday Feb. 6. Return
engagement Anna Pavlowa, Imperial
Russian Ballet Dancer. Week Feb. 16,
Maeterlinck's blue Bird"
TABOR GRAND-Week Feb. l, 1.-The
Common Law" a dramatization of Rob
ert Chambers sensational novel. Week
Feb 8. Sarah Padden in Lavender and
Old Lace"
DENHAM-week Feb. /. Eva Lang
and Denham Players in The Chorus
Lady" Week Feb. s, 1.-The College
Widow
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10
Senrre i3eiten iteben uDr=
allS.
Sdiueinefleiidl fat bereits Treis.
amfidJlag erfabren.
3mfer nnS Iebl iteist Iansiam aber
iider i'm Yreiie.

9ta60em oas Sdtpeirefleii9 be.
rcits einen aniebnIi6en Yreisunf.
iflag crin6ren bat, 10 miro uns ge.
meIoet, merOen aii6 i6ntlide nnbe.
rem ,Slciidiorten innerbaLb tpeniger
@o6en 10 teuer tperben. boB es bern
Gurfidnittsbiirger foum rloJlih
iein miro, tGgIid) Sleiid 5u genie
BEN mo man IRON iein fnnn, Ipenn
man einmaI in Der @o6e Sleiid ouf
Ser Wtittagstnfel poriinoet.
Nfebl unO 3ifer pirO niid &c.
oeliteno teiirer fper0en unb ben
6nusfrnuen fam mir Der bot Je.
geben peroen. lid iebt einen grobe.
rem &orrat oller notipenoigen 8if.
tliolien ein3ulcgen, 0enn Der &rieJ
in europa miro bier, oaerOing5
g6n5li6 unnotigerlpeiic, menn ntd;t
gcrn0e cine Sungersnot berpoc.
ri,fen, 10 Ooh immcrbin cine 3eiie.
RING, Die beionbers oen rfleinen
Monn" treffcr miro. Der nit ieinen
Gents poriid]tig rehnen rriB. Inn
misslifommen nit Dem S6misbalts.
buogct.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10

mo iie an Der Seite Der ueritorbenen
@ltern 6eigeiest weroen miro.
Sn @egenmort eines perboItnis-
m1Big fleinen Srenergefolges, inter
Dem lid aud Die &ongreB &omites
ulo Die &abinetslnitglieDer beion-
ben, pnroe Die einfnhe 3rauerfeier
.abgebalten
5rau @iIion's 9ei6e lag in bent
Sterbe5inlner i'm 5lpeiien Stodlperf
Oes @eiBcn S0nities bis cine Stun0e
Don Der 9eihenfeier uno ipuroe oann
na6 Dem SiBimmer gebraf)t, fpie oie
ans naen SeiIen oes 9anOes geiano-
ten 8lumenitiide bis oil Die 9efe
binnlf aneebduft moroeu waren.
@ q bington, 10. 9lug. =
8oup. ->tefbcr bon gfetu ,Seriep un6
icine @attin trafen belite friib elm
uno peroen Der 9eihenfeier fir
,Srau @ilion beitpobnen.
gs puroe orraneicrt, ooB ser
Erdiioent lino feline brei 5ofter
iSrou @iIion's 9ei6e nat Dem Spe.
3ial5ug folgen, 0nnn aber nod Dem
@eiBen &aus 5uriidfebren, Inn crit
pieoer 5tpei Stunoen ipdter Dor
Abfobrt 0cs 3uges lid oil Ocm9abn-
bof eirBufinOen. Soiepb R. @iI.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10
Selgier beqnemen ii4 gum
3ngeitdnbnis bes SALES
9iitti6s.
Sdlfuere Sample BON Der frnnsDii.
id)en @rense berifDtct.
sransuien erflGren, iie bGtten gruee
@erluite sebabt.
Sinb jeooA amseblid bis smr Seituns
!parbt Durgeriift.
Snbem audi Die 6eriihtistcn SnrfOs
nad) Gliaf srbrudJt.
Eeit.-nns. Iarine nnteritiitt ben
@pc6en nno Die Sreslam.
Ceitcrreidl bat tSrnnfrcidD nnb Gng.
lanb nidlt ben Sries crflGrt.
Sn Miblbauien beldplasnabmten
isranSOien cine 6lms5smsfabrif.
S6lpsi5 fiirdtet notwithstanding
Sdlueis fiirftetS Sntcsritatsberletnns
BON alien Scitrn.

9ruiieI, 10. 9lug. 3lpii6en
ben aqiierten Sruppen (9elgier,
5ran5oien lnto 8riterD iino Den
9eutifen oiirfte auf beIgiihem go.
ben fem meiteres engagement itatt-
iinoen, bepor ni6t Die 9laiicrten Die
Oiieitiine ergreiien.
Nlon berihtet bierber. 0nB niii
200 0funn beliti9er Solooten. Die
ein 9auogiit BEL Soiron III Der gedbe
BON 8epiniter, 9Sropiil5 9iitti6, be-
iest batten, BON orei Irbeitern oes
Srtes Sfiiiie obgefeuert nuroen,
morouf Die Srtifaft ben Oelitideu
SolOnten sur Tliinoeriing iibergeben
moroen iei. Die orei glrbeiter ipur-
Ben itnnOredtlid eriboiien.
@nris, 10. slug. Der 0iterr..
ing. 8otifofter erIpartet bic 9lnt.
mort ieiner 9iegieriing AMI Die 9e.
idrperoe Der frnrl5oiii9en &eeierung,
ooB olterr. ling. Srrppen an Die
frnlt5oltlhe 9rei5e gel6tdt puroen.
Niit 9e51ig auf Die 9fahridt. bob
oiterr. -iritg. &riegsififfe Ben monte
neariniifen Sofen Intibari bombor-
0icrt bdben, erfl6rt cine Son6er-
ocpeidc aus Hom. OaB Die offerk
Iihc Nieinirng SSStnIiens Sos 9om.
baroement als einen glngriff aui
SSntereiIen un0 Redte ser SStaliener
oniehe, neil ON gigenhrm Ser
SStoliener i'm Safen olirh oas Bonn.
baroemert groBer Sdaben ongerih.
tct poroen lei.
9onoon, 10. slug. Snilp Se.
lcarnph I6bt lid aiis 9riiiiel tele-
araphieren. ooB 0elItidIano cine
meitere Nfiaion Mannihoften,
morilnter iid) aud, Der 9onoitirnl
beiinoe. jum Ginfon nod SSranfreif,
mobiliiiere.
9riiifeI. 10. @ue. Der potrio-
iide @ntbiiiiasmus lit bier qrob.
Ter 9riegsmiriIter bat mitgeteiIt,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10
Nae Yldne TIT Siteu nnO @eiten
gldnSsnO ausgefiibrt.

boB ii9 10000 6reilpiQige gum
&riegsoienit angemeloet ba6cn.
u teri "a m, 10. Slug. Sic
0euti6e @elanbti6aft i'm 9aag per.
0ffentlift ioIgen6e @rfldrung:
&1tiliihe Sritppcn an Der 0ren5e
muroen 5uriidgetrieben. 9ei SolOau
muroe cine ruiiiide aapaaerie-
brignOe beliegt rno cine riiilii6e 81
piiion bel SSSnitcr6urg fpitroe pernid-
tet. SitpreuBen tit pom 6einoe ge-
Hubert. 9ie 6eutfden Serlulte lino
linbeoelitenO.
Gjenito6au, &aliif, @iell1n, &i-
bartp iin6 an0ere rliiilde 8renS-
itationen iin0 in 6en 6GnOen Der
Oeuti6en. Die polnii6e 9ep0lfe-
rllng &nBlan0s bot Die OelttifIen
Sruppen nit iSreube begriiBt.
Die oeutibe &riegsmorine hat
bisber feline 8erluite erlitten. Sic
6eorobt Die &iiite 9iuBlono3. 9i6au
in 92rBlono umo Bona in fran5oiii6
9ugeria tpuroen nit grfolg bom-
bar6iert.
9ie mooerne itarfe Seitiing Git
ti6 lpuroe nod misunderstanding
oigem Stltrm erobert.
@riep in SSranfrei6 ipnrbe beiett.
9riiiiel, 10. 9lue. Die 3ei-
tlrng Sc Soir giebt iiber bic Sciet.
sung ourd Die Geilti6en folgenoe
@in5elbeiten:
n9lls Die 9eittiden Ben &aum
5lpiiden BEN Sorts offen iaben, so.
gen iie SonnerItng aben0 in fleinen
9lbteilungen elm. Inter Sen einge-
5ogenen befano ii68enernl @mntif,,
ser aontmanoant oes 3ebnten Ir-
meeforps, nit ieinem Gtobe. Sn
Der 3itaoelle, mo Die 8ariion inter-
gebra6t lit, tpurbe ser @ouperneur
ser 9rooins unb Scr 9iiraerlneiIter
Ser Staot 9iitti1 nerIt6nbigt, ipeitt
Die Stn6t un0 Die Sorts lid nift er-
geben. lpiiroen oie 9eutihen elm
9pnrbaroemert Beginner uno Die
Sto0t Dem @robooen glei9 MAIDEN.
9luf ben 9efebl ieiner 3egieriing
hat ser 8ouperneur oaraltf oieStaot
perlalien.
niSreitag n6eito begaben iif feb
5ebn 9totobilit1ten inter Der SSiib-
ritng oes 9ii9ofs, oes giirgerntei-
tiers uno oes Noli;ei6efs, begleitet
Don ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nod ser
3itabele unb berihteten an General
@nnid Die 9itte, oie Staot ni6t 31
bombar0eren. Der General ontipor.
tete, er aperbe nit Dem 9ombaroe.
ment beginnen laiier. me1m i1nl
Staot lulb Sorts nid)t iibergeben
peroen. Die 9eutifen bebaltpteten,
bnB BON ben 9onoIeuten 0es 9i-
itrifts feinOlihe 9lfte gegen lie be.
gnngen tporoen ieien.
~9ie ganSe aus Iieb5ebn 8erio.
nen beitebenoe 9l6oroning ipuroe
ols 9eiieln Siriidbebnlten imo man
neiB ni6t, OBJ lie ieitber in 3Sreibeit
geiest fporoen fino."
9onoOn, 10. slug. Ter Brill.
ieler &orreiponoent ser Sines Iogt
in elmer 9eihreibiing ser 9Gnpfe
Inn 9iittid. bnB auf beioen Seiten
9uftfabr5eiige beniist puroen. Die
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10
@rpbt @@ladjt tn @llab beporltrDtno,

ion, 9ruber beS 9SrGiioenten, itno
George Soipe. oes Erdiioerten @et-
fer, per0en inswiiden auf Der Sci.
bencnr bleiben.
Sehs EoIi5iiten, Die ieit oieIen
SSabren 9ienit inn @eiben behihtet
bobeil, iperoen BEN Sarg nod benz
9eidenipagen trnger. Inter BEN
Srauernben I'M @eiben Sous be.
fan0 lid Weaior CHARLES 9oeffIer,
ser ieit "A Siabren Sbiiriteber lit.
gr befanb iid inter BEN 9ubrtiih.
trdgern beim Acknowledgements Der
6rou Benjamin Sarris, Die i'm @ei-
ben @aliie itarb, oils ibr Monn Asr6.
iioent mar.
Seiite nn6 morgen fino i61r1tIid5e
Observation-Disclosures bier ge.
if)Iolien uno Ser &ongreb miro crit
morgen ipdt rahntittag 5iir Sisung
pic0er 5uialnmentreten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10
Mms Treno' wir6 2ei6.
@prtipedJicI bat Gtcdrrei snr SoIge


SSobn 8rotpesfp, Ho. 85 Triogfi
9lpe. mobnbaft, bate geItern nberto
mebrere SSreltilbe gu ii6 ms Salis
gelooen, I'M BEL ei1,em @Iaie @ottfa
ODER 5pei Die eltrop6ii6e &riegsfi.
tuntion 5u bepre6en. @s fam I'M.
ter Sen Gispittierertben 5n groBen
Meinltngsperi6iebenbeiten iuib %
lie iid) glitipillie nift eirtieen forut.
ten, fam es 5u elmer YriigeIei ION.
bers9lei6en.- @rotpesfp befinbet ii6
Jest in Snft unb 1T beidulbigt, bem
Stanislaus Sonnet, einen Der @dIte,
cine boie Stihmunbe I'M redten
Sberarm beigefiigt 81 bnben. &o-
met befinbet iih. i'm Solnnp Soipi.
tai.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10
@roBe Sruppenmell>
Qem fOmjentrteren
ftcb baielblt.
9eutl@er @cneralitab nit BIG
bergen @rfolgen Sll=
frie0en.

Sample in Ser 2uft ieien un3uiam.
menbdngeito aber totlif) gelpeien.
Gin GROCER 3eppelinbaaon fuhr 5il
9eginn ser Sample iiber 6ie Stabt
bin ltno elm belgii6er 6Iieger pagte
iein 9eben ilnb nerlpr es BEL ber@er.
nidtilng Oes 9uftidiffes.
9taf Ser 3eritorling bieies 3ep.
pelinbnllor5 bGtten oie 3eutiher
Sen 9uftfrieg auf BEN @ebrait6 pon
&lin0i6niiernfliig5eueen beidrdrft,
BON oenen einige our6 Sdiiiie aus
Sen Sorts 5erit0rt tpurben. Of
bIieben Die gerIu6e, Die 6lng5eu9e
3u beihieBer, reiultotlos, neil bie
S0be, in Der ii6 Die 6lug5euge be.
pegten. BON ben 8eidoIien nit)t
erreid)t iperoen fonnte.
3tpei beGgifhe 6liegcr. 6ie in mo-
biqer S0bc pon Ser beiltiben Sel0.
artiIlerie bcid)oiien mur0en, purbcn
faIt berpuBtlos, alS einc SranatG
oiht linter ibnen erplo0ierte. Sic
entfornen aber rno melbeten oann.
6ab bie Observation-Disclosures i6ledi
5ielen.
SIN 6aag 10. 9lug. Ser ame,
rifaniihe 8eian6te TroEiior Senrr
nan 9pfc oementiert Elm in Berlin
altfgetaudtes @erii6t, oaB ieir
Sobn ii6 Der oelltihen 9lrmee ange'
idloIien 6obe. Ter iltnge pan Gpft
biIft ieinem @oter BEL Der grle0i'
gung Ser @eianOtifaftsgcifdfte.
9riiiiel, iiber 2onoon, 10.Iug
Der 8riiiieIer @ertreter ocs offi5iel
len Observation-Disclosures telegrapbieri
bon @eo3 (?), oaB Somitog in Sel
gien &riegsre6t proflnnliert lpllrb(
llno oaB aae 0eiiti6en 9efebl erbol,
ten boben, oos 9ano 10 i6nea als
rn0gli6 5u perlailen. Der 9orreipon
bent iogt, lpas lid in ben lesten pual
Sagen in 8elgien ereignet babe
iiberIteiee oQe 8orItell1ngen.
9eoh Der &riegserfldriing, telegru
pbiert er, 6obe Der Wtob olle 0e
i6GftslGoen, Die 0eiiti6en geborter
ooer oeuti6e @aren feilbielten, ger.
itort. S5ebes Sirmeni6ilo, 0os ali
Seuti6lano binlpies, puroe bernbge
riIlen ano ieoer, Der einem 0ellti6er
Gbnli6 lab, mliroe in ben StrnBer
angcgriffen o0er unter Spionageoer
oo6t perbaftet. 9abei puroen oil
uneloltbli6lten aittioeiitiden @erii9
te folportiert, 0orlti1ter zines, bob oit
0euti6elr berin6t bGttell. ben @oil
erneur bon 2iitti6, General 2er1an
al ermoroen.
Seit SonnerItog boben toltienol
0eltti6e unter DEM Sduse oes amc
rifonii6en &oniuls fir SpIano gel
aien perloIien. glu6 bon belgif6er
Offi5ieren murben iie ritterli9 be
i6iitt.
@uris, 10. Aug. 9ie fran5oii
ide &egieritng bat Oen 9onig gllbert
bon 8elgien Die &riegsmeboine Der
Iieben.
Sffi5iea miro bcfonnt gegeben
6oB fran5oiiide Iotrouillen Die gon
5e @egeno bon gifel, bent Siigenonf
bon HbcinpreuBen om Iirfen l1fel
oes Tbeins geoedt bnbet. Sic fan,
6en Spnren bon 9eiitihen Lungs bes
Slulies Surtbe (?) rno BEL gfoue1
burg.
Sn 2iittid ideinen oie 9eutider
ii6 5u erbolen. Cine eroBe Cab
6euti1er @sfoorpnen, Ole oen Sran
Soien @ebiete m 8elgien iiberIoiier
baben, befinoet ii6 in Der I6be Dor
Songres (rtoroli6 bon 2iittif).
Cine slu5ubl friegsgefangener
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10
gDlisiit pOm MOtOrrao
nieoergefabren.

Toli5iit Carl 6nrt, geo. SO TbilabeI.
pbia 9lpenre pbbnbaft, tpurbe ge.
Itern nuhnittag an Der gSooopuro
9luenue, nabe Der philadelphia 9lpe.
bon Oem Wfotorrabe oes Of. 8.
SIllne. gto. 373 @ratiot glne. tpobn.
bait, nieoergefabren uno erbebIih
on SGnOen unb @orper oerIeet. Or
mar ieood i'm Stanoe, ii6 oIIein
ieiner @obrlIng au begeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10
GiuDrmfsDOQ nuD OOb
einfa6.
Sie 2ridcnfeier iiir Tran
@iliOn i'm @eiben
Sans.
Sis nn Die Sefc ocs Sitianles bGu-
fen it'd Die Slnmcn.
SramcrgefpIge mar Gin DerbGltnis-
mGkig fleines.
EDlisiiten trngen ben Surg nad)
Sem 9eidDcnmagen.

y @oibington 10. 9lng. 1Sm
Sit5immer Oes @eiBen !Soiiies lpur.
De belite Inn 2 llbr mn. Die 2ei6en.
feier fiir ,Srau @ooorolp @;Iion
gebalten, tpormif Die 9eihe nod ei
mem Spe3ial5ug gebrad)t lpuroe, ser
lie nod Some, Ga, beforoert fpiro,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10
Sie Semperatnr.

~ 9eete ariegsnadridten iiebe
s. Seite.
- Sarrell fir Gpnutp.
Glcrf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-10

Die ein5ige fdgri6e oeitf.
f6e Beituns IN 2Gi6igan.
pef3e Die 9epef8en osr
EH. YreGe 6rtugt
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Okla.) 191?-1915, 1914-05-19
FEEDING GROWING STOCK
The Mash Plays a Leading Role In
Feeding.
w KEIIEp
]. W. KELLER.

It's a puzzllng question to many
what to feed and how to feed after the
critical period-the first month Of a
chicks life--is safely passed The
foundation is laid. What will we
build on itf Parent stock, housing.
range, sanitary arrangements these
and a host of other conditions each
play their own important pdrt IN the
answer but the keystone Of all is prop
er feeding.
The mash plays the leading role in
most present day feeding, and rightly
50, for we can secure in this form feed
that is most accurately ba'mced and
easily digested. Offering a greater va.
riety, greater economy, quicker results
and the highest percentage OF digesti
bility, For the growing chick, having
been gradually weaned from its baby
chick food, the following viii make an
excellent mash.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Okla.) 191?-1915, 1914-05-19
LABOR SAVING DEVICES
Making the Farm Work Interesting.
GEORGE a. pAcY.

knew progressive orchardist who
developed q very good direct fruit trade
I'm region where formerly all the fruit
that was purchased came from Califor.
mia, and he did this entirely by the use
OF his automobile. He removed the
tonneau and used body fitted with
racks for the baskets His local roads
were very good. and he was able TO
pick the fruit when the dew Of early
morning was on it and TO deliveE 1t 10
bis consumers i'm three ucighboring
towns in radius Of fifteen miles by
midmorning.
Leading dairy farms that fo1nerly
wasted horse and man labor ia convey
ing their dairy products to the railroad
are today proftably operating motor
trucks The motor has vitality increas-
ed the efficiency Of man. and with the
machine maintained under good condi.
tons its operator can perform as much
work as three ordinary teams and
drivers formerly did. The automobiles
colt" the motorcycle. should particu-
larly recommend itself TO the ngr!Cul.
tural public FOR on every farm the
most modern machinery always finds
flattering appreciation and ready ap
pllcation
Power Machinery Interests the Boy.
| have frequently talked with many
farmers sons who ascribe their keen
interest IN the old homestead to the
fact that power machinery, including
the automobile, motor truck, motor.
cycle, gasoline engine and farm light
Ing or watering system, has been
placed in their charge. Farmers the
country over who utilize the automo
bile for both pleasure and business
purposes are OF the staple. conserva
tive type.
A Wisconsin farm boy uses a rack
attached 10 the rear frame OF his mo-
torcycle. in which he is able to carry
two milk cans and several bags Of feed
or seed. The motorcycle Is OF inestima
bic value I'm running crrands i'm getting
repairs quickly done when machine
Of any sort breaks down or as
means of calling the doctor in case OF
sickness where telephone facilities are
unavailable
As the motor truck and its smaller
brethren deserve much c1mmcudable
consideration out Of doors. SO the elec.
trio washing machine. the electric Nat.
iron and toastcr merit as much atten.
tion within the country home 4 Min
ncsota suburhauite is sponsor for
homemade refrigerator that Gtungly
could be duplicated in every country
home BY the use OF series Of coilod
pipes that pcrmeatc his ice chest he is
able TO maintain a constant dow of
water through the refrigerator from
his artcsian we'll
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Okla.) 191?-1915, 1914-05-19
TIE Business Farmers Page
LITTLE SPRING PIGS
Profitable and Easy to Grow.

4 sow with several little pigs can be
conveniently and profitably maintained
by the average suburban householder
The sow and her brood cannot only be
kept by the surplus waste from the
kitchen, but the pigs in November or
December will prove a good source OF
supply for fresh meat: then. too. some
OF the pigs may be sold at profit.
The feeding and care OF the pigs is
hs important as the breeding in pro.
hucing a good hog Plenty OF feed
and good care may make a good hog
out Of a runt, but the lack Of IL will
always make a runt out Of good pig
Young pigs must have dry bed and
plenty of sunshine Begin feeding
them as soon as they will eat and
keep them well fed until they are ma.
ture. Always keep plenty Of clean.
fresh water where the pigs may drink
at any time. The more milk sow
viii give the faster her pigs will grow
Hog lots should be built where the
sun will shine In some portion OF them
at all hours Of the day Sunshine is
one Of the greatest factors for de.
stroying germs ana keeping down dis
eases. A supply Of clean, fresh wa
ter at all times IL essential. The
trough should always be kept clean
and not so much feed given az one
time that It would be left in the trough
TO become sour and filthy. The troughs
should he frequently washed and
placed where the sun viii shine in
them. This Is especially true Of those
used for feeding small pigs Clean.
dry straw should be placed I'm every
house for bedding, as II Is essential
that the SOW have warm, dry bed
when she farrows Many young pigs
are lost each year from cold and OK
posure at farrowing time The young
pigs must be kept warm. dry and
should have plenty OF sunshine until
they are several weeks old
The Proper Shelter.
\ good shelter for little pigs during
the summer months may be made by
setting four poles into the ground and
securely mailing by 6 inch material
around these about three feet from
The ground. and upon these "a few light
poles may be put cros.wisc and straw
or coarse hay piled on top.
If the pigs show indications of sc0ur
ing keep a mixture Of charcoal Zone
hushch, hardwood ashes Zone busheD.
Salt f"ight pounds, air slaked lime
eight pounds, sulphur -four pounds
ana Wulvorized copperas two pounds,
where the hogs can cat it at will This
IS not only q good remedy FOR scours.
but is one Of the hest prevcntives Tor
worms
II is also well 20 remember that
pork is moro I'm demand than either
beef or mutton, and the danger Of
overstoctiug the market is remote
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Okla.) 191?-1915, 1914-05-19
THE VELVET LAWN
How to Make and Keep 1t.
JOHN ASHLEY.


The lawn is natures summer Garnet
anu like other carpets, may add great
ly or dctract from the harmony OF any
surroundings. -Four HiingS. however
are essential in the making OF per.
rect lawn good soil. the best Of seed
continual rolling and an abundance of
water The first. OF course. is not Al
ways obtaiuahlp. but we NAV improv,
poor soil 10y blowing in liberal sup
ply OF rcH roiiod bayHvard mcRUrc. with
emphasis on well rottcd." and bar
rowing repeatedly until the whole is
fine and mellow.
In sowing the seed use lawn seed
er AMI sow about three TO three and
ouc.haf bushels 10 the acre COS Il
square fcet, raking il ia with "A sharp
iron rake, water. then roll, using the
heaviest weight roller that can be con
vcniently handled The modern wa.
ter weighted rollers enable one to use
any weight up TO 600 pounds. and Ice.
ing ball bearing, they are very easy Ia
pull.
The Value Of Rollinu.
Just here the urgent need OF the
roller should be fully explained Dur.
ing the spring and winter the alter.
nate freezing and thawing Of the
ground produces loosenlng and hcay
ing effect ON the soil. as seen in the
perennial garden, where the plants are
sometimes forced up and the roots de.
stroyed by this action OF the frost 4
lawn. which is only a collection of
thousands Of tiny plants. suffers In the
same way as the larger plants. and il
is only 10y heavy rolling that proper
conditions can be restored TO the soil
But rolling while very necessary in
early spring, is equally necessary
throughout the entire growing season.
It's use during this time insurcs an
even surface, discourages the action
OF worms ants, grubs and molcs and
10y packing down the earth makes II
possible FOR the grass roots to utilize
every drop Of water
The lawn once made. fertility may
hc supplied IN the form Of specially
prepared commercial fertilizers or
sheep manure applied IN tho carly
spring To water the lawn thorough.
Iy and that. the only way 60 water
IL. lay The hose on the ground and lot
the water run slowly from 10 for hours
at q time that it may sink down into
the ground and revive the tbirsty
roots Finally q word as 20 weeds.
DO not tolerate them. but wage a con
inuous warfare ON these destructive
little posts. Pull them out 10y the
roots hll the holes with loan, sprinkle
grass seed over the bare spots. cover
'hcm lightly ana roll pcrsistenUv Con.
tnuous effort along these lines will re.
suit in lawn which Will give pleasure
not only 10 the maker, but 10 all the
surrounding ucichborhood.