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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

eeHerter Son 1T elm iebr t;nig'r
5rGaer bes @uoiame, uno es lalen
ii& aus bisIem @emsnge Die pstifi's
prnIten @plls unb SrbIformsa n,Ts
feaen, pie sum 8siipiel 6'oihea.'
@eder, &0bren un6 Sitter. 9i:ie Ge>
gsnIiGnoe 9tbsn ununter6rpden &oois
c.memanaiion in meB6aren WenQ n
In lire llmgebung db. Sol!en oe
gefdBe CUR @uFnaQme BON Srint,
fpaTer bienen, 70 mlrOen Tie aut hsr
auBenflG9e nad GEM @erfufren pnn
@dppp 5unG4it nit aluminium aro
siuauf nit &upfer oOer Weliip9
i;terar0en. Die raoipaItioen SDho
r06r9en pcrbtn in 0as Grtnl oGCr
Nu0etuaIIer gsIegt uno perm0J.n n
hieIes 60 MIa0e Gtnbetttn in a
Stunben ab5ugeben; in pier &aA:n
er,eiGt Die g(bgabe $50 WluNs~G!rz
Geiten. 9a oieIe roOipattipen SoHs
tDrper II. a. and uuf Den pf!aa2snz
ru9s cine iebr 9iinItige 8trtung be-
Zen, miro Die GritnOung mob, nod
man9erlei &ttpenoang fiaoen saa-
Ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Gin Slnticrnm nit 9i0~ntgcnlidts
ltraBinng.

Cine neue MDsIi3teit, Die Rrrts
genenergie Su pertperten, 9lbt Sr.
Wermel aus Mosfau an. Gr fonf.
Dab 9lut Durda 8eItrabIen NIT RDrts
eenli6t bic 5Gbigteit sepinnt. fe!b't
Strablcn aussuienben. 4uf ei1er
rbotograpbiI4en platte tonnte II
bas Bib elmer 9leifigur erbultsn, Die
sr 5pii9en Der plotte uno eintr Wrrs
le bel tra6ltsn 8lutes aufgeIteat bate.
@u9 Das 8lut beitrablter pltient II
aeiat Die SGbigtett, Strablen aus,u@
Ienoen. Or. Wermel gelon8.e ar
ileberseung, ooB Dem 8Iutierum nit
3Dntgenli@tItrd1len, oas ct AsGt<
rlm nennt, Die sleid3en Gigen'faft'n
5utommen, pie ben ROntsenittaEl:n
ielbIt, unH bab es oa9er aah sd
Seil5lpeden in Sorm bon @inipribnM@
GEN nit Grfoig psrpenbet i.ernrn
tam. @erTu6e, sic an SubertaloI" 4
tngeIteIt purnen, aeigten beIonNsEs
Sci GnpGenz unb GelenfttubtrfuIoie
1iinItiae GrgebniHe. Gs lisR fit
IeItItelen, oaB bie 3elIen tubert1lr'i1
Wu9etungen unter Der @inlptrtMto
ocs Gerums It9 auriidbiloeten une ii
mar6en 6duen gang periawanoen
Mu6 ser 9lugemein5uitanb Der arnr'
ten puroe porteilbaft beeinflubt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Sic &aicrbiGt.

Die 8aTcrbidt miro i4On 'Gnlf
lei NierentrontGeiten ar8tIi4 perr y
ret, nm bic t~rautbaften Nbi4el0mlSz
prp0utte Oes SDrper5 nit Dem Wnl>
Ier bernlls5uI9pemmen. Spn h'm
itun31fi9en Ir5t Or. Guerm p'to
lie @aFerOidt neuerNings au,G na'D
bel elmer !Reibe unorcr Sroni0er. n
em2Fp1len, 3. 9. bel Grtront1nctn
rs W&ogenbormtonal&, bel @lrr' :
horment3iinbuag, Wageng:i@nit~,
utiotii9tr G9oIerd, and BEL manh'n
Grtranfrn9en oes 6er5ens nro Der
Qunge lol Iie CUTE 9ienIte tur @eim
Gluten @i9tonfoI iu;1O lie mehrF9h
Gil Steae Der Mil@Hidt e%mfiobita.
Gei 3udertrant6eit tpuroe burH
@aiIerOiGt cine betrd9tli9e Serah'
febung, felbit 8eri6pinben Der
3udertranfbeit bsobadtet. Qm oen;'
i;9iten traten bic ~giinltigen Birfrh'
gen Der Woferoidt BEL &inoern nr
G.lltem Magsnoarmtdtorrb outage
IS tDnnen a~lleroin9s audi unang''
pe6me 8egleiterideinungen aui:ret*n
OUR @oferbtGt tonn g%eipo9aliH''
| 55uderpaFer benubt peroen, 0o:'
man perobrei6t SGuerlinge. Oaj
@aNer miro ie na9 Der Haiar r'j
@afers fparm, lalt, tdIt ooer anaf
hi6lt, a. 9. bei Grbreden, ae1ebn
Iie bD6Ite SossSmenge betrdgt J.
~ Quart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Miaitfnrcn i'm GinScsaltcr.

9ie S9pierisleiten bel Der w.as
stung bon &iubern Ieiten I'D met
Inber, bab ole &inoer i4ledts @ntr
Tno uno bas srbDbte angebot DR.
Jtabruns abIebnen. IS beitept al'o
Die auf9obe, sen CUR MdItun1 neIs
%toenoisen Ta6tungsiiberidub n e'rsr
fpldtn 5orm 3u3ufiibren, bab er n'G'
suriidgepieisn poer gar bic gh'i'i
rod neiter seitDrt miro. 0t:s ';'
r,i6t profeFor Gnqsl in Berlin u
Ger Nlebraabt Der 6Gae oaourh ocb
NON ii6 ais MaItmittels aus hlteE
lid Der Sobne beoient, Die abst nls3l
in tlsinenpprtipnsn mebrfa4 am Tag
bsrabfplst, Ionbern in saltSer ySsli9'
abenbs aeaefsn tpiro. atf oielt Ms!l,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Eabiuaftipc SpnscfaRe.

lleber Die Sertelluns BON IonJ:s
{aben, Die yaoiottipe Stoffe entbalten
uno infolsensKen Itdnoig &ooiul1emes
ratiun ab9eben, beri4tete Sngerlieur
9urt S9miot pnr turSem auf Der
Sabrespsriummlung oes OsutiA:n
9ereins fir Sons, unb 3eme1'< nno
aaltinpuftrie in Berlin. Gentle
Spne laIIen ii9 ausge5ei9net NIT r1s
Gipattipen Stoffen permengen, 10
gum 8eiipisl nit uranpe4e!enos,
Seraufonit ooer nranriid't1no,i III.
8enu bieies @emenge gebrann miro
lat es Die Gisenidaften Der raoiurrs
Galttgen Haturgeiteine. Der Soit
borf iebpd bierbei nidt oi6t georan It
nerben Ipnoern man mub cine mog@
Ii6It grobe Sberfld6e bcrSuitelisn M
den uno ben Son oesbalb %teinporrs
trsnnen. Gin in bieisr Meiic hss,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Peters


Three bare hits, Graf ,, two base hits
Graf. Collins. Struck out by UT Is, by
Bishop g.. Base OH balls, ut !, Bishop
|. Left OIL base O'Neil 4, Peters )
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
BASE BALL.
Peters Split Even in Two Games
With 0'Neil Lumber Co.
of st. Louis on July
4. and 5.

The first game between the
Peters and ONeil Lumber Co. of
st. Louis, resulted in an easy vie
tory for the Peters. Allie Wohlt
who was on duty for the Peters
was in splendid form holding the
visitors safe throughout and the
boys behind him put up AN ex-
cellent game both at bat and In
the field. The lone error made
by the Peters was a costly one
and gave st. Louis two runs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Gnfflarnns ser Sdiucrfraft.

Sliper 2p6ge, Der electromagnetic
englif6e 9bpIiter, bat in etnem 8or>
trog Die Yrppbe5eibun9 getpG9t tpE'a
tes Die nG9Ite srobe grrungen'hutt
Der g9piit fem iperpe. Gr iisbt lie
in Der Muftlarung Der S4petftaft.
NGerbinss 1T Der SorI6er gu por@
i:9tig, UNI bieien grfolg fir eine
a6ie6bare 3utunft 5u periprehen
Set Netptpn Die 9eieBe Or
G9pertroIt entoedt bate, but man.
ip9 teOIi4 geplagt. 0as RdtieI oisl'r
1oturtraft 81 lDien, rno qero9e !egt
iinS piele berrorro9enOen S6pfe IN
bleIer Hi9tung berniibt. Srotbr1;
mub audi 2obge betennen, cab er
np9 feline 0dmmerllng Der Grtenr'@
his in Oieier 5ra9e ipa9r5unehTn
termog. Gr fel6it nilnmt an. SaS
Die G6perfroft nit Dem frei[i6 ims
nter nod mutmablidben Weltdtber III
3uIammenbang iteIeu miife. Scb
man bi8bcr mod nibt ipeitcr MT
ser GinIidt in bic NaturgeIeBe 81
icmmen 1T, I9reibt 2ooge Dem llm4
ituno gu, baB Die eigentlide Rature
iaiFenf6oTt iiberboupt erit Elm DING
BON Geftern Iej, bob nod boz BOG
S$a6ren bic Menf4beit bauptId4lif
rpr auf Sampf beOd4t NOR.
2obge bat ii4 iibrigens Die CRIB e
sNiibe gegeben, i'm Den Netber iihtz
Ear gu ma9elt, untsr Der 9craass
iebung, bab piellei4t cine Rtibune
spiT9en Stoff unb @etber ber6eices
fiibrt tperOen tDnnte. gu bieiem
,3ped bat er srobe QUALIFICATION MI
e;rer @eI9pinbigteit BON msbriren
9unbert l1mbrebungen in DEE 81
iunbe in 8etpesung seieBt, 10 bat
sic @efo6r beItano, oas Meetou tpnn'
te troB Isiner Seitigteit burh ott
Sliebtraft in Stiide fpringen, un>
So9 bat er am Hdnbe biefer SAel'
ben nit elmer belonoers empfinoIih I
optiiden 8prri1tune ni6t oas &C.
1ir9ite 2tnaei9en elmer &eibung pobt'
1enommen. IS lam alio ait1 Del
mutet perben, bab Die Groe in ihreh
ruIenoen 2auf bur9 Den We,trauu
ieinerlei Heibung nit Dem @ether ;.
leibet, fpnbern ii6 ibm seseniiter loi
etn pDlig Our4ldiIiger &Orper oe:'
kalt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

mirS Suya bic TaIucbruns h,r @pz
petit nidt bestutrihtig. uno ole @bs
ilft nitt in @nIpru9 economical.
@as @erfa6rea qeitaItet Ii9 ptm9"s
NAB, 0aB Die @..lott cine finfd9e,
,hrem gtl.er entIprt6enNe Yhfr'a
.r6alten Die Nia1l5eiten ifrro II
llr in Der Mufeiaanberirlge 'trss
;alammengeOr0ngt, 10 oaB Or leb'e
Itobl3:it ettpa naAmittd9s 3riI1 II
. unO 6 l1Dr Itat!fMNet. 8is 81 nts
Ter ,3eit Miro pon oen Simeon ore
rctmaIe Na6rangalFenge Guf9sanms
men. 3psi bis 0ret Stunoeg 10 /,
Ger miro osn &.n0erR, lpelm ne
id.pn i'm &3;tt lieQen, Die Galne ge'
.ei6t. gIRQn fam nit fietnen 3l}ens
&C. "anfuN9en uup in @bitGnom poll
ttna 5lpet bis Drsi gdg'n bis All
linen 6al5cn 2itar uro eOentuel nod
nlebr iteigen. IS lit erIiaunI;h, me-
QrpBe Wten9en IeI6it BON jln=eT
Nin0ern germ genbmmen merc II
8pruuSieBms fir oen Wtaltrr't't
1T, paB ole 1ugestoit Die nottge @ner.
lie fir Die GrGaItnng oes Sei.1noti
iiefert, 10 Dap Die Snlnc aud) pte;'
lid) als lleheri9ub oertpenpet pereeI
tam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

The Peters lost the second game
through their inability to hit
Uttt who was on the firing line
for st. Louis and when they did
hit, the ball went straight into
the fielders hands enabling the
visitors to make three double
plays, Bishop for the Peters
pitched a good game and foul
of the visitors runs were scored
on one error and a rank decision
by the St. Louis umpire.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
staOt ani 10 Sasc(n.

ManDe Std0te, bic allf elmer Mrs
saEl Siigel iteberl, bat Die neue unS
Die alte Melt auf5upeiien. Gntl9ies
ben cine Der mertpiirOi9iten StdOte
bieIer 9(rt lit aber Die 4ileniI6e
Stabt galpqraiio, psl4e unldnsit
aud in 8erbinouns nit Der Siios
ameritas5abrt Oes prinaen Seinri4
bon 9reuben uno bes oeuti4en 8es
16paoers pieber etlpas mebr genannt
tpurbe.
8alparaiIo rubt auf 10 Siigeln,
pie &om auf ieinen lisben SiigeIn,
aber nod piel a%uffGqi9er. Seine Siia
9el, beren 90be 3rpiIden 300 uno
HOO SUB idpantt, iino nit Den
SGulern unO StroBen in latter Rei,
fen pber 9aIerien II, cine iiber Der
anoeren, beieBt; upb Oieie @bI4nitte
Iino our9 ttefe 9 d III en- bpn
einanber getrennt, Ourf meIde lebs
Eafte tleire GtrDme flieBen. Bon
unten bis ou Den @ipfeln Der Siigel
aeben eemunosne Stroben, pel6e
Srepper, Nuf5u9s Ippdrate uno aufs
IteigenOe GRANDCHILDREN, nebit Den
8riiden, gu SiIfe nebmen. Sn oieler
8e3iebung erinnert @dlparaiIo 5iems
li6 fart an Die pprtugieiiiAe Stuot
2ihdbpn.
@er i'm sic Mitte Des 10. So6rs
bunoerts pber IelbIt nod LANCE barr
na6 in @alpuraiip gelpeien 1T, nnn
es beute pieOeriiebt, miro iebr grpbe
8erGnoerungen bemertea, trpBoem ois
natiirli9en Gi9entiimIi4teiten oieiel'
BEN 9eblieben iinb. 60 5iemIi9 aat
SGuier iiub 10 MODERN, ME tie in
20. S~abrbunOert iein tOnnen, bod
1ino nur iebr ipeni9e binfiatli4 Del
8aufunt bemertenSmert. Die rei4e
len 2eute baben be9aglide Serren
bduIer, nit idOnen @nla9en I'M Die
ielben; aber glei9ppbl 5ie9ea es ptel
Der pprne6men Samilien ppr, ibr
meiite S3eit in Cartilage De Gbile g.
perbringen, ooer aud in CONNER
2onbbGuIern meiter IiiOli9.
0ie drmeren 2eute ipobnen in De-
unteren SD9enIagen, ni4t nett DO,
Dem i9maIen Streifen, mel4er q
2dben, 9anten uno &erfanots8e
I6Gfte ent9Glt. SIS iinO 10 fleiBig
uno Itetiae Qr6eiter, ipie man lie MI
ir9enopp in StdOten unIeres eigene
2an6es trifft; uno man finbet allc
, bier beut8utage nur nod duberlt nj
/ nia @erunluNun1, ii4 iiber Iatetntld
ameritaniI6e SrGgbeit luitig 8
. maben. Der ~raitloIe GeI6dfts9ei
: unIeres Sabr6unoerts Perridt ia
| u~Ient6alben Dor. &omfort lam IL
Ser sSremOe bier ipObl genug bei9aI
fen, aber 2urus ipeit ipeniger, oIs
9. in 8uenos 9lires, am entge8en9'
e Iebten GnOe Der Sranss InOenbnbl
: SO tparen 9eutI6e, pcl6e III va.
paroiIo bag Srambabn@S pItem cir
2 flbrten; unO nod beute ge9Drt Das
: ielbe einsm DeutI9en SbnOitat. .
= 8oagons BADEN 9oppelbed uno ipe
t fen @6teile v%eriter &laiie" uno iold
\ nspeiter StaHe" auf. Die paha9le
: eriter SIafe fabren ndmlid lnn'
B unb o~ieienigen speiter &laIe tin
: men cine erse Wenoeltreppe mad o.
oberen SiBen binauf. Grite Slol
0 toltet 5 Gents, unb speits Ole 9dItt
uno ieoer Jrembe, Der ettpas ieb!t
II min, miro bic 3peite alafe ential
: ben roraieben. Ro4 iebt iino .
= meiren Srambabn : &onoutteu
=. ssrauen. Man fte0te tie ols Totbtl
II Elm, als ser 5elo5ug 9e9en peru III
" 8plipia aIe taugIi6e Mdnner be
!. Ian9te; aber beute bebolten lie {
Gteaen traft ibrer Siidti9tsit Ill
; @hrlidteit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Sn QItenfeffeI q

Sn Qttenteftel q m
Sunsriid bat ii9 elm 5omilienOranta
a6seipielt. 0prt eri9oB Der OUT
pirt uno MeBgsrmeiiter Splelmollr'
feinen 38jGbrigen S4nager Stulds
ner, aIs Oieier feline S9fpeitsr Dor
ben MiBbonolunssn ibres Wfannss
i6iiben ipplts. Spielmann ipar, ME
aus MainS gemelbet tpiro, EN-
ssreunb bes Dor turaem htngerI4s
feten @ilftmDrbers SOpf. Gr mar
nit Sopf pieoerbolt ols S4teosrtfS
ter ouf SunoeauSitsaungen tatl9'
Spielmonns S4ptegerpoter al'
Berte, man babe bisber einer Jas
milienItonbal permeioen ipoleIl.
Nodbem ober bieier Wtorb 9elte.@
ben iei, iase er fret beraus, bob
gpieImann aud feline erfte grau
aet6tst bobe, inbem CT re bic 2rsp'
be hinunterftiirate-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Peters

Three base hits Remley, Roam, Col
Inns; two base hits Slocomb ), NJ Wohlt,
A Wohit. Base on balls, off Wohlt z, oil
Utt |, Struck ont by Wohlt 5, Stunm =,
Utt 8. Hit by pitcher, by Wohlt 2, by
UT 2. Innings pitched by UT 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

sSSn ct. 2olis mltrbe sic Gbi1e
fin Sen SON Gee ser Grmoroaung IT.
res Soften idplI0ig behpnbcn lndO 5l
10 Sabren 3ltdytbalrsDoit perilr'
t6eiIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
HERMANN
MACHINE 0
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OTTO r.. ~VOELkERDlNG,
Hermann. Mo.

Weine DertItatie III nit allen noibissn
Mafdinen ouSseriiftet UNI ale Reparatu'
rem an Dampi. unb @aioline'U laidinen
DreId,. unb GrntemaIdinen raid nnb gut
anS3uIfbren.
MoIdinentbeile, gt6bren, Gel. Bumper
uip. ItetS an Sano.
acknowledgement cine epe3ta
litGt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
1leues aus
Natttr- Tim Irilkltnhr.
Glcftrijitat nao Slciucr0;i.un0.

GlcftrijitIt nao Slciucrg;f.ung.
@iegen Die 8tsiborgiitung, of,,anrs
li1 cine uaierec 02fabrri9i.su afN aG
neiieiten per1relit,en 8srufatyarFQ y
TN, befd5 moI bisher tein ftrfa
Submitted, baz Die Y3~irtunfea AZ
Crr4 Den 8tuittcisilAf il on ~
Policemen 0r9anM a5%gciebi;n s!yg5
latte aufgeafn t0unsn 2ie &t'dl'}z
fung ser &rauybsi. hiirb n 81
&lu2tiune ali 8orpsugun8$naB.c
gtlu bti4rduti. Nun BAT ii0 ,,elsis
iln9s SIR 3gDma5 Gliper MT reN
&roblem bei9afti9t mo 9laHtt. Il
e,tftrDIqtiide 8dOetn ell 1bio"t
,uDerlaili9es. ipe5ifii4ts @eimitrl
J%tfunben 3u Daben Die Grpegmen c
nno oie b,&9er,gen CT aqrungeA 9.ten
Inn rsTt. Slipet eGperimtntisrte 3ls
nd9ii nit alnia@en, Die e- r;.ht
MIR bon elmer tiinItIi1 erjsug'tn
IIeiperglftung beiIen, l%pnNcrn AID
Our1 feline SeDanolung gegen Bic: u
niOeritonbsfd9ig MAIDEN tonnte oab
ie 9rOBere Wlengen oapon nit Der
Nngrung aufnebmen tonnteU, ptne
e~rtennbaren S@aoen gu eileiosa,
Ma9 oteler giinItiaen Geiultaten neg
aiererperiments pagtc Sir Sbom1s
ou9 Meni4en bieier Seilungs aetn. :
{, nit Glettri3ttdt gu untermertre,
.nbem er BON ben 4r6citern elmer grf>
bereu engIiI6en SIeiluarenfabr;t rs
htn Grtrantten in 8eDanolung nal:!.
@r fpnnte ben 9ldnSenben Grf0!a hu>
den. baf ibm in alien 5daen 0P Srz
ie:tiaung bes 8leies aus Dem Srucs
n'Smus our9 elettrplptiIAe 8Gher Qts
lang. 0a na9 DOrlieGenoen S!ati'tls
Ell bon Sen in Der Sleiinouitsie it,
iGl&itigten Nr9eittrn 20 bis A. My@s
asnt III 6roniI6er 8l%eipersiftuao ~
hantcu, It Die 8ebsutuag Der Sliz
ttrf3cn JorI4un3en fir Die Hpfts'
st|ploEe!t D0N 9e!o9 e"'dalV'EF"'
&ifUunocn iii Der MnROD6BIc,
Die MGn095blc, ole nit Der @a'
t:alpclt in O~iretter g%erii9run9 itett
tltfdIt 5aGlloIe trantnodenoe uni
n.qt franfma4enbe Seine; BEL
iruntmuGeuoen &eimen lper0sn II. q
Tppbus6n5iutn, SuberteIba5tl:n uei
9ipbieritbn3iQen au0 BET geiHnS1
Ne:Ionen g%efunoea Nuberoea snI
bGLt Die M~iunD90hle Die @6%IpNoerIH
gen Der perI6ie0snen 0riiIe1 IN.
Gpeilereite Die 9aftcriec ne
&Qun091ble beTBen cine itdrtcre @if
t;cfeit ais Die 8atierien Der Qut,
Ger 8iB lit cine meiit nur,h .
G9neiQe3dbne infol9e energiI@n 81
;1nmeH3ie9ung Der &oumus;e!n h:'
IL rgerufene QueiT@punoe .
Gpmptpme ritien TiG ndM ser Ora
gle beS @iIIes uno Sem 3uItan2 ),
Mhlno4D9le. Sci i4lpadcm Nr
Ter SABINE auF Die Geipebe eat'teht
p:erFldQliGe, roi9 heilenOe Nel,c:
5lngen, tpG6renb bel trdftigem ~
cine 9robere Wunoe ent!te9t, Oi, let,
iafi3iert merben tonlI. Snfo!ge d
grrBen &eimgsbaItes Der Munol19
MP jfne 8iBjpuabe BON porrher;,
els infi2iert ongenommen rer9:'
ipc6ei audi Die NbIonOerungan {,
MunoA06le unO Die SpeiIere'te
GetroNt tommen, Snfolge Der I'M.
eelmGbi9en Bei@affenbeit Der yRitrl
hGnbe tritt au@ bel iorgfdIti93r y
hanolung GitcrHHa Elm,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-03-13
SH0RTHORNS As
MILK PRODUCERS

From the very origin Of the breed
Sborthorns have had two qualities t.
commend them to the favorable con
sideration OF farmers and s%tocknlen
and il is this dual capacity for beei
and production that has made
themfsu popular. writes b. o. Cowan
In the National StOckman. As beef pro
ducers they are known over the civil.
lied world. but their dairy qualities,
though excellent when properly devel
oped. are not so we'll recognized.
At the present day the large herds
that supply the city Of London with
milk and butter are composed quite
largely and in some cases exclusively
OF Shorthorn cows. either pure bred or
high grades. TO some extent this is
also true in New York and New Eng
land.
The best milk record OF n Short
horn COW is that Of Rose OF Glenside.
made under the auspices of the Penn.
sylvania Agricultural college. During
a test Of twelve months she produced
1905 pounds Of milk and 735 pounds
Of butter. an average of two pounds OF
butter per day and 49.5 pounds Of
milk.
During the year 1912 a new butter
record was made. and it is the best
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-03-13

ever scored by a Shorthorn COW. 1t
was made by a cow owned by Mr..
Avery Of New York. Rose Ill. In
twelve months she produced 1852
pounds Of milk and S3l pounds Of but
ter. showing her milk to be very rich
in butter fat.
The essential characteristic of Short
horns is beef. but IA beef breed that can
show Il herd with more than forty
cows with milk records ranging from
10000 to l3.o132 pounds is worthy OF
the careful consideration OF men who
want cows that will pay their way as
dairy animals aside frohn their ability
to produce profitable beef animals.
Such COW are Well suited to present
day farm conditions. and the demand
for such is rapidly increasing. and the
men who are producing cows with
good milking qualities and acceptable
beef form Will have Il profitable mar
het for their surplus.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-03-13
s%HEEPFOLD IN N T
Parasites and Colds Common Cold
Weather Ailments.

vSGNlS SitHICIAo.
Sheep are not subject to many win.
ter ailments that canno be prevented
II proper %precantion is taken in ar
ranging barns and yards and feed
Ing suitable foods in the right proper
tons, writes l.. j. Meredith in the Iowa
homestead. One Of the best treat
ments for sheep that are suffering
from common winter ailments is Il
purgative. Few flock owners appre-
ciate the value of EPSON salts or pure
raw llnseed oil in reducing fever and
inflammation. II 1t is advisable to give
sheep a stimulating medicine of any
kind a purg2tive is the most beneficial.
One of the nos insidious winter all
ments is a cold. A cold at the begin
ming does not produce any serious all
ment. but as it gets a gradual foothold
it develops into more serious ailments
that use up the body tissues and weak
Ell the whole system Of the affected an
imal. Catarrh. that follows a severe
cold, consists Of Inflammation Of the
mucous membrane Of the throat. nos
49, sAu T. - iIoSI NJ JIG uCAo.
In case the disease gets thoroughly es-
tablished good nursing. comfortable
housing and nutritious food will help
to give the animal the necessary vital
ty to regain its normal condition. This
is the only successful method OF treat
ing colds and catarrh.
Few flock owners realize the tremen-
dous losses incurred by parasites dur
ing the winter. As a rule. these exter-
nal parasites are unusually active dur
ing the winter. The dense fleece OF the
sheep is an ideal place for them to live
and reproduce in great numbers. As
the parasites multiply the sheep be-
come restless and begin to rub against
the corners Of the feed racks and par
titions in the barns. There is but one
method OF treatment. and that is to
eradicate the evil. II any Of the ami.
mails show indications OF being affect
ed with the trouble in the fall they
should be dipped before they are put
into winter quarters. II the barn and
feed racks become infested much trou-
BILE will be encountered in cleaning out
the pests. There is no danger in dip
ping II q warm day is chosen and the
sheep as soon as dipped are put into a
barn and kept away from drafts until
they are dry.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-03-13
The question stared at me: Did the

The question stared at me: Did the
ethics OF the medical profession allow
NE to 20 to the police and tell them
what ! knew. or did my promise bind
me to secrecy? thought 1t ove all
day and finally decided that l had no
right to say anything about the mat
ter. ! made three more trips in the
SINE manner All this time l watch
"a the papers. but no trace was found
Of the burglars. Wien / made my
last visit ! told the man who bad FIRST
called me tbst my fee would be $50.
He took from a large roll some bills
and handed them to IL without q
word. He drove me home. and that
was the last | ever saw Of either Of
them.
That was a good many years ago.
but I've often wondered whether l did
right In not violating that mans con-
fidence."
Il don't think you did" said a men,
Der Of the group. The medical pro-
fession has no right to shield u GRIM
inal. Women and children should be
given the greatest protection we can
give them. but no word given q GRIM
inal is binding"
But suppose it had turned out that
the IA was not the burglar in ques-
ton? ! believe he was. but 1t might
have been otherwise"
That's true" said a third. 1T was
all right to keep your promise SO long
as you had no actual knowledge that
the nan was a criminal. Where you
made your mistake was In making
such a ridiculous agreement in the first
place"
And let a dangerously injur-
ed. suffer-" asked the first speaker.
Remember. when l first agreed to se-
crecy .@he case had no particularly sus~
picious appearance. ! could cite q
dozen different circumstances In which
4 serious accident might happen and
which the persons connected with
would. with a perfect right. so to,
great lengths to keep secret. So could
either Of you"
Which OF the three was right New
York Telegraph.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-03-13

a spelling contest will be held
in the parlorsof the NJ. T.. church
Tuesday evening, March a at
) o'clock. Every body is invited
to come and take part in the
good time. l. cents will admit
YOU to the contest, and to a light
lunch servedb the ladies' Suit
able prizes to be given to those
holding first and second places.
Two weeks from this date a
spelling match for Milbank
schools and vicinity will be held.
Chairman of Com.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-03-13
The Other Side.


"The early bird catches the worm,"
observed the sage.
Yes" replied the fool. but look at
how much longer he has TO wail until
dinner time."-Cincinnati ENQUIRER
The Walking Stick.
One does not look to ones walking
stick to ell the date. but earlier sticks
often combined the functions OF alma
macs and stats. for our first almanacs
were simply the courses OF the
incomes Of the whole year engraved
upon sticks and those who went on
distant pilgrimages soon saw the ad-
vantage OF turning the heads OF their
STATS into almanacs. Their sticks
were at once props and guides to as
sist them in arriving at the recognized
assembling places Of pilgrims at the
correct time.-London Globe.