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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14
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Durben an Der 6ilsni:
fhen &ufte aefehen.

i9en a iifte gefeben.
81 m q, Yeru, 13. NuD. Der asu6t-
tburmpd9ter in Bort Corral, Chile,
mslpst, OuB sr an Utittpo6 6 &reus
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5tanbe, lie beftimmt gu iOentifiairsn,
par aber Der 2lnii6t, bab Die
.S6arnborft" unA y9ueilsnau", uno
mOgli6erpeiie aud Die n2eip3ig" ii9
uRter i6nen beFanoen.
BORT Corral liegt ATS MsiIsn iiib.
Ii9 DON @aIparuiIU. Die DOritebenoe
Ra4ri4t 1T per telegraph bier siHgs>
troffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14
Sic Scbla1t in sSlanbern nocb t1nnler
ntcbt entld)teoeu+
Dir pfuttd)fm frrin9ft abfr mfiterf 11ortbrile
uni baben ,uifofr 1900 Gefan9rmf 9rmad)t.

fdbrt Der 6einb fort. ii6 Don SoceljeDa
unb galicDo in 0itli6sr Ri4tung 5ua
riit5uaiebsn.
Seutihe 9lrmee. Mbiatifer
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
Vohunska afera v Puliu?

IL Pulja porOGajo: Pred par te-
dni je doSpcl tam poStni i'm bro
javni ravnatelj, dvorni svetnik
Pattay, V sprcmstvu bivSega po-
licijskega kOmisarja DIR. MlekuSa,
koncipista Miroslavica in wee po-
licijskih agentov. Ia komisija Sc
je napotila V poStni urad V ulici
Carrara poleg Narodnega donna.
PoStni urad so takoj zaprli, urad-
nixon in vsluzbencem so ukazali,
maj takoj zapuste uradne presto
re. Nato Sc je vrSila Y pOStnih
proStorih hiSna prciskava, XII je
trajala pozno do vcGera. lstoGas-
no .ic policija aretirala poStnega
uradnika Nikolicha in nckcga pc
SeStnika lvauiScvica. OdNcdli Su
ju ma policijo, kjcr so ju zasliSe-
vail skoro do jutra. Tekom nede-
l.jc jc policija izvrSila Sc wee dru-
9Th aretacij. y vzrokih tch areta-
eli nj nitesar znancga, ker 6uva
policiia najStrozio tajnost. Xa;o
Sc ne more izvedcti niti linen vseh
arctiranccv. Emo pa jc gotovo, ia
pri aferi ne gre "a kakSnc pone-
VERDE. marvel j. oblast priSla ma
sled vcleizdajniSki aferi. Zatrju-
i"jo, In 50 Y af"ro 7aplcteni tudi
dastniki. Pri hiSni preiskavi pri
nadpoStarju Nikolitu jc naSla po-
licija mnogo obteailnega materia-
la. Arctiran j. tudi domObranski
narcdnik Smuc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
OTTAWA.

Rojakom mammalian, da sem 20
pet zatel razprodajati zemljo v
slovenski farmarski naselbini v
Wausaukee, Wis, kjer je kupilo
zemljo re mad sto rojakov in Sc iih
je tudi re mnogo naselilo ter 81 DO
stavilo svoja domovanja.
V prvi vrsti povdarjam, da Sc
prodaja ia zemlja izkljuGno lie
Slovencem, da dobi tedaj vsak ku.
pee rojaka "a soseda. Jaz sam sem
tukaj naseljen $ svojo druzino. ia
ko da morem vsakteremu V vseh
MONTH ozirih pomagati in mu ma
rOko iii. Svet, katerega prodajam,
je V s~polSnem jake rodoviten ter
Sc pridela ma MEM vsakovrstne
pridelke kot V starem kraju. Pod
ncbjc jc ugodno, voda zdrava in
dobra, ravno tako imamo tukaj
vedno dOber trg "a vse pridelke,
Xxi 81 pray lahko in dobrO proda-
jo. kraj, XII je jake prijazen in
zdrav, nudi tudi vse ugodnosti,
kot pc veGjih mestih. Tu imamo
med drugim dobre Sole, cerkve,
mlckarno kmetijske druzbe, ban
ko, razlicne trgovine, dobra pota
i'm jake ugodne zelezniSke zveze 2
vS"mi drzavami Unije it'd.
PoStrezba je postcna in solid
ma. Vsakdo, Xxi svet kupi, dobi ci-
ste lastninske papirje brez vseh
obyeznosti, kakOr Deed in Alb
stract in to brcz odlaSanja ali ka-
kin posebnih stroskov. Tu Sc nj
bait, da hi bill kdo goljufan ali da
hi izgubil denar ali zemljo, ker
earantira "a to Grimmer Land
Co, ena najvecjih zemljiskih
druzb, XII lastuje ma stotiso6e a
krCv sveta. Da je vse to resnica,
YAM lahlo dokazc veliko Stevilo
rojakov, Xxi so tukaj kupili zemljo,
in Stevilna zahvalna pisma, XII so
uradu vsakomur ma razpolago.
Povsod tn naokoli je cena zem-
iii H. prskoGilo. a JAZZ prodajam
rojakom 81 pc isti cent kot lani,
to je cd $500 do $1,000 ma aker.
Tudi povrnem voznjo vsakemu, XII
kupi najmanj 40 akrov zemlje.
Pogoji so jake lahki in ugodni. Ia
natsnGnejSa %pojasnila Sc obrnite
pismeno ali osebno ma
A. Mantel, Wausaukee, Wis.
Advertisement.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
NaselniSka druzba "uirija'
FARME.

Cd tri do pet mill cd mesta
Merrill V Lincoln Co, XII ste.ie o.
krog $4,000 prebivalcev in ina
veliko industrijo, Sc razprostira
rodoviten valovit Svet, XII je odlo-
cen "a slovenske farme. Skoz ia
svet vodita dive zclezniSki progi
in tri ukraine cestc in teGe wee
potokov. Zravcn teGe reka Wis
consin river. Ia zemlja Sc "a Sc
daj Sc prodaja pc ~ do 16 dollar
jev akcr, kakOr ie les ma katcrem
delu. PlaGilni pogoji lahki. Kdor
Sc zanima, maj piSe pc pojasnilo.
Vsaki dobi natancne podrobnosti
da je tako ma jasnem predno ida
denar "a dodge voznje. Nj ne po-
siljamo nobenih knjig ali podob.
Pojasnila samo pismeno ali "a biz
ME ustmeno pri
Iliria Colonization Co,
Sheboygan, Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
DRAWN poslanec DIR. Koro.

sec IL Marlboro kai pogosto zaha-
ia ma StaierSkem med rudarje in
'udi drugo dclavstvo. pa agit;ra
"a krSGanske socialcc. Rudarji te-
"a moza poznajo, HI j. "a casa IL
pora tiSkaricv iSkal Siavkokaze "a
Cirilovo tiSkarno V Marlboro. Ia
ko dvojno vlogo igrajo klcrikalni
mozlc povSOd in takim mOiem mai
delavstvo kai veruic. Ma eni stra-
nj meGeio delavstvo ma ceSto in i
iceio zanj stavkokazc. ma drugi
:" va |lizunijo dclavStvu kOt prija-
tell. MOI j. Sedai natclnik jugo-
S'oyanSkega kluha y driavnem
zhoru.
Lepi dclavski priiatclji so far
Ski pOdrcpniki,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14

mad zivalski svet, liz katerega je
izSel, toda vzelo DO Sc milione let,
preden DO liz sebe izluSGil in iztr-
gal Slcherni sled revne, primitiv-
ne dobe svojega zaGetka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14

Calumet, Mich, 20. marca. -
Dragi urednik meni najbolj pri-
liubljencga lista "PrOletarec''l
Cista resnica je. kar ste ~poroGali
o tukajSnjemu kampanijskemu
liStu GlaSniku. V grdem Smiru Sc
nahaja. Seprlc jc Samo cato ostal
donna - drugace hi bill ma kon-
%venciji - ker ga Guva ma mrtvas-
XII postelji in Sc joka so. kaj bo,
kaj bo Z naSim "stakom''! Vsi
dohtarji mu mic ne pomagajo. Nj
ii p. Boce. e. Rumen, dohtar Ba-
cic nit zivinski DIR. Plautz mu
ne more pomagati. Vsi pravijo,
da ne DO sv. Jurja doGakal. O
joh,' plaka Seprle. - V nedelio
Sc DO vrSil veliki pies pri "Big
Mary IL Dragonje vasi, katera
je zelo "naprej prisla" $ crno-
kranjskimi skebi in grintavci. l.
vica bo sviral in Ivak TrbuGki,
drugi grintavec, DO pa gonil niche
in zajca strigel. Zadnji je zdaj
boil spoGit, ker ne vleGe wee kot
yci IVA Tcmberku, paG pa or :
klobutar zdaj volta kakor null.
No, KlObuGarju nj zameriti, sal
je ze veGkrat priSel domov brcz
placice; vajen je majhnih "doc-
l-etuv".
V zadji Stcvilki "Proletarca'
je VAN je porocal neki dopisnik
cd tukaj gledc roiaka Maierleta,
da je prical prot Straikarjem. To
je bila pomota. Majerle splOh nj
priGal, paG pa .je bill lie tolmaG in
j zagovarjal delavsko stran boil
Fot pa kompanijsko. Doticni do
piSnik gotovo nj bill V Houghtonu
oh Gasu prcIskave in cato mu ia
Stvar nj znana. Res pa .ie, da jc
Rom govoril prot Stra.jkarjem.
Rom ie hi edna slovenska priGa,
Ei jc %ovoril prOti delavStvu in
jc Y rcsnici printavcc. ProSim TO
rel, la to priobGitc, kcr doticni
mas sOhrat della Ma.ircletu kri-
Woo.
Iiveli bratje Strajkariil Tebl
'PrOletarec' pa zelim obilo vspe-
ha. Vas naroGnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
FARME v

40 akrov farma, tri mile cd
mesta, $ akrov S~GiSGenega. lesena
hiSa in dobra pot. Cena 100000.
Takoi 5000, drugo Y obrokih pc
GO.
40 akrov farma, 20 akrov Sci
scene, 1 mile cd mcsta ma dobrem
potu, poleg farme je sola. Skozi
farme tece lep pOtok Cena $500.
Takoi 500. drugo V lahkih obro-
kin.
40 akrov farma. 4 Mile cd me-
sta. Xxi StcJe $4,000 Judi, mala hi
Sa Z lesu in staja. ; akrov SGiSce-
mega; Sc dotika slovanSkih far
mar.iev. Cena $4,000. 5000 takoj,
drugo ma obroke.
so akrov lepega zeml.iiSca ma
%rarvnini. ciSGen.je brez tezave. >
Hlll.n oddal1cnc cd Sl0VanSkcga
mesta, med slovanSkimi farmerji.
Ccna $4,000. 10000 takoj, dru-
90 ma ObrOkc.
o
40 akrov, tri mile oddaljenc cd
dobrega slovanskega mesta. S
akrov SciScenega. Cena samO
$4,000. DelnO ~vplaGilo.
Tudi drugc prodaje V Wiscon-
sinu in Michigan.
GRIMER LAND COMPANY.
Room 1907, 1913 w. Washington
Str, Chicago, III.
ADVERTISEMENT Ak
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14

Ali 81 je Re vasa organizaciia
narocila 100 iztisov Social.
sticne knjiznice", katere bodete
razdelili med nezavedne tovarise
ma prihodnji veselici. - Ako tega
So niste storili, skrbite, da Sc to
xgodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14

Nasa parobrodna p%oslovnica je najvecjs
ma Zapadu In ina vse najboljse oceansks
crte Q%inije). Sifkarte prodajamo Do
kompaniiskih cenah.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-23
HOW TO GET STATE AID

Counties aid building different
the State by methods and by bond issues In
msHted by donations from citizens provided such do
ties ne9 the sas a in the epdng d these os since s
shall aid bearing the Of in proportion
Certainly the AUDITING property and private subscriptions should
have to pay OF the cost The coun in no instance should be
q P pay snS T Counties and several others have eoued stat.
aid for the OF certain roads stating the abu
other citizens will another $1,000 and
this aid and the
B ask @ a e sS sGy m % Entitled R Ks0tS
and to be able the from their fund
In
this will require with national aid without fifteen
@ a DO Ta S e e cS6 S
portion to the county is small that only few miles be built in
larger amount of work may be in short
The state will the
being annually the portion of the fund avail
BoR issue tO se1VS GP the @ day 5 by v9 % GS S S
saPy M maoy required ne ca1rg 6e ue votes ~ the %
other instance where vote has been taken for bond
majority thinking
6e buy toll roads, KenOn
100000 Simpson
the building
a ss @ H M no
paying accept generous oTer sds
by the state ~ - mo -N1
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-23
STATE AID is NOW UP TO YOU

greater in Kentucky, the present
method of building is the that which obtained Eng
spending 100000 for roads in Kentucky with roads
show
Zone hundred Kentucky operation the plan
State aid Seventhve that plan discontinued
the interval practically all of the improved highways which
the State lay claim constructed The counties that
the lions share the counties of the Blue Grass
Kentucky has 10000 miles OF improved roads, but there 80
and than oneha without single mile
The that aided hundred
ago neither They and for seventyfve
richest Kentucky walked
of seventyve The right of the State
has restored by Constitutional
ton that dollar OF the States be paid out until the
constructed with the specifications drawn
laid by Bureau of Good Roads The local
magistrate and the contractor with pull to be no longer the
of last
"If money building with aid
diligently expended the head the and his
and the Governor who appoints them be held responsible For
the first time responsibility to go with authority
"The plan Statewide intercouny system of
highways 600 miles has received the official approval of
the General Assembly and the Governor and needs only concerted
That be completed in fifteen without Federal aid
With Federal aid which is sure to come in half that time
in Kentucky forming
the Statewide and that will be
hauled IS per
value of product of farm mine will make for good
good churches good citizenship prosper
y for pauperism.
All needed possibilities counties
Rokcast
county
ete bat under the State aid plan will pay out more than thew
cev They are Faye Campbell and Ke3on The law was en-
does mot stand r s9S to help Pd w help Sf The State
orr
Simply giving spent its
Denship Of county
to do i?"
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-23
THE STATE AID ROAD LAW

for roads,?
in Improvement 1'1' D' INC ''' treasury " A 'l
9ns BY Se sse isis t General 1sssSS Assembly
able Wealth BY s hn State tax on each one hundred dollars Of
9a T $i 4ess9 " that 2s If ROADS built
Cues What counties win the this law
they 3: @ K 10 counties
oues. In what a
paS s st % ns s resolution shall contain description of
% S Public ss. ss . by
agreement " ' '''' anu ~ '' y -'4
su What kind
aphau% other paving @ateTia
ou What the this
Ans. of the total fund.- or about $4,000.
9R R %Ssn f9 fSs H s s % a'
%ss s the county adjoining the
What
9Rs About HOW 9 ssa ps4 es Si this he s5 '''
ns o don es CT @ Sas up ~ the Ssar'
by the
necessary county its tax levy to
poses fs asd 9 not and s SOC s Z ss pun
2ns y Private s 95P @n be and used s State the
%
participates onehalf)
Ques
Ans Because they most directly financially
eues it
No.
anss Ths sy WHEAT ns bond for the
OF
the completion
be
isolated
AS
the burden
the interest
furnish FREE OF COST
Will
men
QuesU WI
How wi mo be oack?
of aid
available the State
a
Cues How
of
Public Roads OF Kentucky and by
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-23

an eIu
of
andth
hin hauling
hundrdp
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
All Around
The Farm
CUTTING AND CURING ALFALFA

The Proper Time to Start the Cutting
Of the Hay.
A contributor to the Iowa Homestead
outlines his method Of cutting and
curing the hay rs follows:
! have been rnising alfalfa for the
last eight years. and ! have found the
following method ~ be successful:
Watch the button ON the ro0ts. and
when the sprouts have started to grow
then II IN time to start cutting. don't
20 anything on the blossoms. az they
don't bloom very rapidiy. Just u bios
s0m now and then When I have run
the mower for half day or longer !
start the rake and rake. and shock
what have cut. but keep the mower
running all dry.
I begin hauling the hay In about 10
o'clock the following morning after
haze finished raking and shocking what
I cut, the afternoon before.
By using this method Of handling
hay It does not sunburn. but 1t cures
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
Kitchen
Science
No Milk Bottles In Sickroom.

Milk bottles should never be taken.
into n sickroom, for as they are usually
returned to the milkman they may
thus carry infectious diseases into
other homes, says the United States
department of agriculture.
Every milk bottle left ut house
where there is an infectious sickness
should he boiled before being returned.
The best thing to do in such circum-
stances is to provide ones own milk
bottles or covered dishes into which
the milliman may pour the milk from
his bottles.
The duty of each individual to his
neighbOr in this connection Is most i'm
portant The board Of health may be
called to disinfect milk bottles prop
erly after they have been in home
where there is sickness.
Bottles should be given reasonable
care before they are returned to their
owner The practice Of pouring vine
gar or Kerosene or other liquids into
them temporarily wien not in use
should by all mems he discouraged
The containers should be washed in
cold water first and finally in warm
water before they are returned to the
farmer supplying the milk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28

nicely and does not get too dry. and
the leaves do not fall of. This gives
the hay that nice greenish look that
belongs to alfalfa hay
was the first farmer in our part Of
the country to raise alfalfa. l have
twenty eight acres, and It is a very
profitable crop. US get two or three
crops every season. From the FIRST
cutting Of u twO-year-Old eight acre
field | put up twenty tons. The first
crop is always the heaviest yield. while
the second and third crops are not so
coarse. but are free from weeds and
are good. pure alfalfa
Alfalfa Is one crop that you can raise
that drought does not affect much, as
the roots grow SO deep in the soil.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
Onenino a Bottle Of Milk.

Before removing the cap from bot.
tie Of milk the cap and the neck Of the
bottle should be washed and carefully
wiped with clean cloth. The cap
should not be pushed down into the
milk 1t may be easily removed with
a sharp pointed instrument without In
Turing the contents
The bottle when once open should be
kept covered. and the milk should be
kept In the original bottle until It Is
used up. The original cap should not
be replaced. but instead an inverted
glass may be put over the top OF the
bottle The bottle when not in use
should. of course, always be left In the
refrigerator. and any milk that has
been poured from It into another YES.
rel should not be poured back.
Onions and other foods having a
strong odor impart their distinctive
smell to milk that Is left uncovered.
This Is an additional reason for always
keeping milk in covered receptacle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
FOR INTENSIVE FARMING.

Experiments Conducted With Radium
Show its Influence on Plant Growth.
Carl Il. Loop. deputy consul general
for the United States at London. has
Informed the department OF commerce
Of recent experiments made In Eng.
land regarding the use Of radium for
intensive farming.
Here Is his report:
Recent experiments have been car
ried out In Croydon. near London, on
the effect Of radium on plant growth.
1t Is stated that many Of the results
are so promising that 1t Is quite pos
sible that the use Of radium for crops
may become one of its important ap-
plicntionS in the future 1t is asserted
that rndium has an adverse effect on
the 'unwnnteI soil organisms. leaving
the useful ones freer to stimulate
growth.
BEST results are said to be obtained
with the use Of about one seven-hun-
dredth part of II grain of rldium to one
ton Of soil The reSdurS left behind
after rauium has been extracted from
minerals usually confirm ii minute
amount of isdium. When these resi-
dues. which are of comparatively little
value. are mixed with the soil wheat
and barley grow with great rapi,lity
and the leaves are usually Of II darker
color The most decisive results ST. far
reported have been obtained with rad
lshes and carrots. which III some. eases
have been nearly six times Ms b,rivy as
those grown under similar conditions
in ordinary soil
"ENperiments are also being made to
ascertain the influence CT both radum
and rndium emanation on the size and
color of flowers and other market gar
den produce. 1t is stated that once in
corpornted with the soil the effects of
the rndium residues will remain con-
slant for hundreds Of years"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28

When milk is delivered 1t should be
put into the refrigerator at once. A
very brief exposure to summer heat
makes it unfit for USE
If it is impossible to have the bottles
put immediately into the refrigerator
provide on the porch box containing
q lump Of ice.
In planning house arrange to have
the refrigerator set in the wall, with
an opening on the outside. 1t Is al
ways possible to provide locks for
these boxes or refrigerator doors and
supply the milkman with key.
The interior of the food compartment
should be wiped every day with clean
cloth and thoroughly scalded Us often
as once week.
Under no circumstances should the
drainpipe of an icebox be connected
with sewer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
THE elARN EY.

Oh, did you ne'er hear Of the
Blarney
That's found near the banks of
Killarney?
Believe 1t from me.
No girls heart Is free
Once she hears the sweet sound
Of the Barney.
The Blarney's SO great q de-
ceiver
That ii girl thinks you're there
though you leave her:
And she never finds out
All the tricks you're about
Till she's quite gone herself with
your barney.
Oh. say. would you End this
same Barney?
There's castle not far from
Killarney.
On top Of its wall
(But take care you don't fall
There's n stone that contains all
this blarney.
bihe magnet, Its influence
such Is.
That attraction It gives all Il
touches:
II you kiss It. they say.
That from that blessed day
You may kiss whom you please
with yOur barney!
Samuel Lover.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
Poinsettia Salad.

Peei small tomatoes and cut In
eighths lengthwi>e. hut do not separate
sections M one end Open like flowers
IN bed ot lettuce In the center Of
rGch pile II spoonful of cren m cheese
that has been put through n coarse
strainrr Serve with salad dressing to
which has lnrn added one teaSroUnful
each OF timely rhupIed green pepper.
parsley and chiveS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
New Zealand Oddities.

The crow in New Zealand strikes as
sweet note as any head in the wood
land. The robin has no song and no
red breast The native hen Is the great
est Of rat killers There is n caterpillar
which turns into plant. These and
some other productions Of nature have
done for New Zealand what the kanga-
roo and the Ornithorhynchush have done
for Australia-given it the suggestion
of oddly and the marvellous.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28

The housewife who has never used
rubber gloves has yet to learn what
comfort they are when washing greasy
dishes. pots and pans and doing other
forms Of homework which force one
to put the hands in strong suds.
In selecting glove the same rule
holds good as in selecting for hot wa.
ter bottles. The seamless ones are
less apt to spring a leak. Be sure they
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
1omctoes Eercied.

Cut the tops from six large tomatoes.
but do not peel them Scoop out the
insides and mix with one cup corn. one
fourth cup brtadcrumbs. three tea
spoonfuls melted butter, three tea
spoonfuls milk and salt and pepper to
taste Dust the inside Of the tomato
shells with salt and pepper and fill
with the mixture Sprinkle dried bread
crumbs over the top and bake.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
Pigeons Eess.

The two eggs laid by a pigeon al
most invariably produce male and fe-
male. Some curious experiments as
TO which Of the eggs produces the
male and which the female have re-
suited in showing that the first egg
laid Is the female and the second the
male.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
Just Practicinq.

"Son. you mustn't carve your name
Oh the piano. Another such episode
and III punish you severely"
Dad. how can you expect me to
carve my name in the temple Of fame
when YOU won't let me get any prac-
tice?"-Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28
Knew Him.

Tommy. run up and tell your sister
am here. will you?"
Jaw. what's the use? She knows it..
cause when she saw you comm !
heard her say to mother. Dear me
there comes that empty headed idiot
again. "-London Telegraph.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-28

Sweet clover Is plant grown mostly
for fertilizer purposes. hut II Is valu-
able also for feed 1t Is closely related
to alfalfa because the same bacteria
that work on the alfalfa roots have
their nOdules on the sweet clover roots.
Sweet clover may be sown any time
from April I to Sept. Il. Prepare the
ground the same rs for alfalfa and SOW
ten to fifteen pounds per acre. This
plant will grow almost anywhere. and
on poor land II left for four or five
years the land will grow u good crop Of
corn. rs the sweet clover will keep re
seeding itself and the roots and tops
will cover the ground two or three
inches deep with good manure In
that time After the first year It can
he cut for hay. two or three cuttings
made in a season.
Mastery.
A man must challenge the world at
its own games and win before he can
show the world that there are finer
games to play. He cannot stand above
the mists and call the crowd to him.
but many will follow him up through
the mists.-Will Lexington Comfort