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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
3. =. 9. saeobion.

Der. s.. g. 9. Sacobiott, iom er
8anoioat paa sen republifanife @olg-
ieooel for gmbebet iom Sernbone-
og Mugaiims- COMMISSIONER peo set
1ar foreitaaen6e Grimerpulg, par /
mango Mur 5gmano, tn6tiI ban iIoa
Zig paa 2an6p9ienet. sam bar i
Here Nar boet / Otter Soil gour1-
to, % bar ditto taget en- meget
afttp Del ! ben politiife 8ep9gelie.
Com @eoaftgr al r5ergls Sails
ugeblao" bar ban ira I'll til anoer
Deb fine le6enbe Mrtifler boIot 8ln-
bet / forreite @effe bIanbt fine NOR
tie 5antioige. San uoneDnteS iom
Meolem at Minneiotn r8ooro Of
Mppeal" % bleb fornplig ubnnpnt
til at beitpre gmbeoet Iom Sernbone-
'og Magaiins- commissioner, for
bbilfet ban MI er @nr6ioot. Mr.
SsSacobions grunobe6erlige @nrafter
90 praftiite grfaring bill uoent
8Dibl itaffe bam EN- flor stdtte peo
&rimprDalget, ben 16oe sunni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
Heite 8eretninaer frn 1864

Sc feite 8eretninger fra 1864
fo%lnftenurer /, at giterrigerne OPP
trooote meo en- ganffe a16en @efIig.
beb % SeniDnsfuIbbeo operfor Be.
boerne emo Eifel6et bar meb Brgi.
erne. Sssorigt er set en- Misfor.
taaelfe, 11aar nogle merer, at ssno.
fpartering fu1 fa11ot ste6 / Sen pit.
lice Of SpIInno.
81. @aroing, 2 gsI fra ggnninq,
1spr 9efterbabet, breoe Ell pelbapen.
8 e Mpotbefer, iom bnpoe ct onieIia1
bus 1teb itore BnreIier, % bort fil
SnofoaHering al 8 sfterrigife Oil.
eerer % 20 Snfal1teriiter. apotbefp.
rem zen bar 6anffiinoet, men bo1 bai
.o,1tgipet al tpiftifni1oeoe Mdboer. 81
tfften fartleoes en- Gel at MInrle,
og log @uoerrs its rneo @tene q
q fl u1eo Sste1e no ; eeiligbeben, fac
lerrigerne ,.oatts. s1eree on Sd.
| Itliet % boloe !aober ! MDe. Otter.
essr11e bar ! set beIe taget osu1prf.
Is .a'le MOI 5aatA's::t d mar &c.
I q 81 ers m leei I eif eie,lneu1
Ia|s.Ill'f d gioro terrieerre altin
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

& &c. Ef%ES Mw-GErEEJH
Austin, Mimi, republikansk Randi
dat for Nomination for Embedet som
State Treasurer we'd Primarvalget den
lode Juni, 1914, er fedt j Waltham,
MINI, 1863, og tilbragte de fsrste tre--
dive Aar af sit Liv paa en- Farm. Han
fix sin forste Uddannelse i Folkesko-
.erne, var Lerer we'd en- Skole is eks
.Terminer og var flere Aar' County
Mower County. ! tie Aar
var han Sekretsr for The Farmers
Cooperative Grain Dealers Associa-
ton Minnesota. Han har alid "a
GET aktiv Del j Politik % bar udrettet
msget:i Udviklinqen % F~remskridtet
II den Een, hvor han lever, For Die
'blikket 81 hanSskrstzro kas,e5erf 70;
~ Home Investment Conpany' j
!Au |. 7 ID M ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
8ranoes iogoe:

r@lem beller life, bpor meget
esperne / BET 6onffe gaaben far
bapt at fempe imo6. 6grit ben mo-
tionale 8rillelange - Misnnoel-
len, Der ipeioer efter Sell og Mang-
Ter, loa lpnge BET gaar go6t. Ser
nRft oen rationale &lnpperiIanqe
Sfaoefrpoen, naar 6et gaar galt,
enoelig al Sis Sen rationale Mio,
goarosorm @rpplet. /"
Nn fortpller rMor6I." at ct on.
Bet 8loo ifal bape begaoet fplgen6e
@is6omsor6:
r@oot er set 90, at ineen al bisie
tie rationale nbpoer tribes bIanoi
9drife / Mmerifa."
So, gib Get bar fan6t, men Set Ell
bet oesperre life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

On @fribent / Danmarf, fom
beban6ler u6enrigspolitif for en-
Gel 8ropinsbIobe bier fin &pnoig-
beo i Merico-Mferen i fglgenbe:
rnnoer oisie Gorbolo tan set Daz
re lanee enonu, fgr Ser blioer oro.
nebe Gorbolb / Merico. bet bli.
Der 1t9ppe fer @rnltoent @tlio11 brp.
Der obertpart og siennemfgrer lin
egentlige &eniigt: at erobre BET uro-
lige 2ano for T%rtitaterne. So ban
fnnoe for iaa piot lige iaa goot gie-
re BET itrats, iom ingen i 8eroen
er ! Sptpl ON, bpa6 @eniigten er."
rSSngen i @eroen" ~ ben er goo!
fteaH&=.e =S&fEs .H.g&e. %E-&Ls= N% ET EE 5s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
En- fiji Diplpm1at
% It soot rSobebe".

Du 3rof. 8ran6es' 8eipg beropre
bebl1beoes, nRreoe hi 8pibl ON
Mgtbeoen al 8eLnbelien % Mmar-
fe0e 81. a.:
8. 81. g. Tan 10 M engo11g lite
belt no tages u1pnrligt % ma:1 5ar
@rfaring Sob til at bore for
bereot paa De beiDn6erligite Sore
Teller.
Men Branoes tom, og Ri par lige-
fSaa glade for bet iom onbre 5am-
tioige: % 2anosmRn6 beropre, men
belt noen acknowledgement oper,
bporleoes bet ffuloe ipgnoe al, naar
8ranoes ffuloe tr9ffes me6 8. u
fSas nppalgte 8raiioent iom Moiu-
oant bar hi bog lite.
Dette Balg af Br9ltbent bgrer
10 nemlig meo til De b%eipnoerIige
|5oreteelier.
Dg mn foreligger Der ct @eiultai
en- 8repbefSling mellem 8. 81
g. 8rpiioerten % 8rgit6ent ISL.
IONS NripatiefretRr - offentliggior1
Il minneapolis Solrnal" go. Mfai
8laoet bar faaet 6er11e 2efferbD.
fen tilfenbt at fin @aibimgton-aor'
reiponoent, Sarnes Crop, Der ION
ganrmel Minneopolisman6 fienoe,
ben M 9. q. S.@reiioent lo o.
ms.
6or at intet nf set %trogi-fomiift
beo benne Mffnre ifaI gaa tabt, op.
tager ri bet belle Sriginnliproae1
ira cpe11nnDnte Dogblno: 81.
Washington, MAJ DC. 4. ouls,
of Minneapolis, acting as presiden1
Lee the Danish-American association
recently endeavored to bring abou,
meeting between President vii
son and Dr. Georg Brandes, Ii.
noted Danish scholar, who lateI5
visited Minneapolis. The effort dii
notseventuate in meeting. but IL
bring forth som rather spicy cor
|respodnltdleegnce. Mr.. Quist first wired
the president from {, Chicago and
afterwards sqhs came 70 Washinton
where 1h from the w,illard hotel i,
held g q animated correspondents
VII With the Presidents secretary, "a
s sel'l T1''ullIlnaulltty Thare iss is WI
2 edeane'e' that lua TIE pr,esiideantsey er seen
aany of TIE letters 81 segrams.s1h ~
1n.laIEszl1t : :ss WE
3%IxS3aa@s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
6ru1nnuk1l.

Sen @runbllop, Danrnorf feirer
ben ste SUM u1eo marge Setter %
Suileoaa fro ON Miooogen, er ben
ugtige @rl1noloo, ben al 1849, lite
ben .gien1ernfete" al 1866.
ggentIig er 49-@r,1nolopen oeo
% borte iiiben 1866 % alle Be Ste
S%uni-Jeiter, ser er feireoe for oerl
iioen "a, narmeit for Ell Slags
Wainoefeiter at reg1e.
90 laa Setter for ct fort &aab.
Saabet ON at faa Sen rigtige
|@runolop tilbage, lite iult meo Orb
% 5frifttegn, iom ben oprinoelig
bar / allie fine gnfeltbe6er, men. ben
rigtige @runolop me6 bens bgren=
Sc @runopiller at fulot folfeligt
Seluitpre u6en SnofrGnfninger for
Menigma1b % poerligere Spertag
for Be S~amfunosmeolemmer, boem
mange @enge % fort Soroego6s alt
i 6orpejen gao Doertag oper roe
anore".
Gu Ter set 10 uo til, at Maolet
ifal naas, Tao Danmarf birtelig
igien fan foa en- @rnnolop, fom
bar Sunigrun0lopens Mano, og
iom tilne6 eno6a gaar l9ngere !
gooe, friitnoeoc 8%eitemmelser, nabn.
Zig foroi Sen giper apinoer ltge
@algret meo M9no.
2an0ets &egiering tog Sagen op
% fgrte Sen meb Stprfe igient1em,
loa langt Sen forelpbige &igsbags-
pei tun0e gaa. Dg 90 @runodops-
lagen Tom no til 8algerfolfet, item.
te 6etteS lnngt, langt operpeienoe
sJlertal ionleoes, at Ser ingen Epipl
Dor ON, at Solicit piloe babe en- M
@runolop poa Ben Moa6e, iom &e-
gjeringen bab6e foreilaaet oct.
Men iamti0ig Iagoe f%ortipneoe
oq bunoegenfiRrlige &artiintereSfer
fra 0e @olo, Ser ellers raabte bgielt
pea en- rigtig goo, M @runoloD, ct
Iaaoont Sfier oper galgbagens
Stemme9ipning % CAB ct iaaoant
Manbatreiultat, at Ser fom @peg /
set belle. iaa olporligt en6ba, at oct
ofte ioa fummerligt NOT us for Mn,
ligbeoen al at itaffe Dunmarf Ell
@runolop, Ser bpgger poa ben al
49 % former 0enne ON efter ST.
oens &rnp.
Ser er noget in6erlig triit og
bitiert pes bette, men oct bor 10
fer iet graat no og er en06a blepet
go0t.
@fal man M fremiette ct eoot
5eitpnife for @runolopen, mQa Bet
Hblipe bette, at BEN mart 1naa font
ME no al Ben politiife 9aftifs nbe-
bagelige og ofte lipsforlige 5fers-
ilo, lutret % gienfeot / en- iaaoan
Sfiffelie, at Ben tilfuIoe Tan blipe
2an0 og Soft en- goo @runolob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

Sen norife auloamper rstoritao"
fom LIB ugmpreis Of Srelano" iient
blep ! mango al 9ugblaoene giort
til 6onif. @bor Sc bapbe benne
nnberretning fra, me0oeles lite.
Dd fpnes iom ON Ser fra DiSie
@olb blep giort Mnltrpngelier for at
biIolebe ameritanlfe 2eiere / Sen,
feen6e til Sfibets og @apteinens
Notipnulitet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

Sitter en- 5pulpffe omtrent lige
foo frpgtelig iom rSitanic" Soto
frozen.
&aa en- Maa6e perre.
Mfeb vgmpreis Of Sreluno"s un-
6ergong orufneoe benpeo 1000
Menneifer iom Motter / en- 6ploe
paa Mtnore en0 Is Minutter.
@eipeft for Dgoen -. Ben itille
Magt i sen raitlsie, iagenoe Ser
Ben!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
|H..0 |r+|T.IT - $4,000 T|IsU.-M .WITA..I
LOWELL E. JEPSON,
Republikansk Kandidat for
Congress,
lode Konsres-D i.trikt,
we'd Primsrvalget
d. 16. Juni.
KoNToR oG HovEDKvARTER
1880 Washington Ave, No.
Dette Distrikt omfatter:

Dette DlStrlkt Omfatter:
3die, 4de og 10deW lard Minneapolis,
at Hennepin County med Ind
af Town of St. Anthony, og fol-
Z Counter: Anoka, Wright,
Isanti, Chisago, Pine, Hanback, og
Mile Laos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

Sum glalot I fin STD tor at oRre
Guropas imuffeite Came og er en-
nnoerboloenoe Gorfatterin0e al per-
lonalbiitoriife gmner. @ammerber-
rem er 5torfors / Diau1anter og
ieprigt en- opermaaoe inpn og
bramfri 0anif Mano, itriDer ugeoro-
lDiet".
Saeob q. &iis' 8egrapelie fore-
git ben 20. Mai - en- ganite enfel
&pitioeligbeo. ann Meolemmer a;
6amilien og- intime ~perS'onlige Sen.
ner bar til!teee.
$. u. Maulen, lom / lengere
Sio bar re6igeret ugforoen" / MeI-
bourne, Muitralien, bar taget lin Nf-
ffe6, og s. Giicbmann Dor opertaget
&berbet.
&r. Gla1ien friper ct uMfife6S.
oro", bporaf ri biolatter felgenoe:
Get er meb 8emo6, at leg tager
Mflfe6 mes Dor lille Mpis. Meoens
leg bar pnret pe0 Sen, bar leg
fnpttet mango 8enifabsboano, ogiaa
bel ffabt mig nogle SLENDER. Mn-
oct bar ltmuligt, tbi Mpisptrfiombe.
Sen er iom ifabt al ielpe BEN @amle
.oerne6e beo Smeltegrpoerne til. at
uoflpffe Disbarmoni. Man ifal
gipre ale Starter tiIpas, og / i'm
SSper 6erfor en0er man I &egelen
meb at ite6e an alle @egne. Sor De
&onlerpatibe er man altfor ra6ifal,
% for Sc Maoifale oltfor f%onierpa.
tip. 9e @n0elige fielder en- uo for
Mteiit, og Be l~1friitelige for en- ial-
p~eIiesfnIo Spfler. 2epem9n6ene fin.
Der, at man er ct &pngebopeo % Sc
a6itaoige 9Ggtem9no beifploer 81.
for at .bol0e formeget meo v8arpi-
gerne".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
~HfM ASSocAzE
M&@fRSIIPI l&i
&lASHIAG
Battered at the Post ONCE ct st. Paul
Alinn., % second class nail-matter.

81 bar mange iblanot os, iom be-
fatter Jig mes Yolitif; men ri bar
faa 3olitifere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05


monoa m;er,i,o g,p,,,,e S,nof,erfp
,,bifra,n a. 1iia u an i ;,,ns,ar
a,ra5a. Sc, ~, a;a,,,,a,,,;;. 90 fo,,se.
fne,,+ bro,,n4 M ,san 80, ~
bern - ho,s a,,ur,, f., !; mers.
.rino oa,hnor q Ian III, = a4,,,er
/ 9o,,,o,f ~ f;a,,,t ~ m,,n.
.hol,, a., So. j, ap;s,;,,,s;na;h,-
Inn ior, .-ho.ro, moa,,at g,orn-
bpross m;nnen. non.ser fron,,4ooo+
nnnn1ia ~ h,,,a ,,,noof;o 8 srarfn,,.
nor;s
gor MINER ! Iopnaere nnhorh nsr
men hnna fter1,nto a,,,.,,, ho,aro,
So bons Spine "a ,,nr;a . D;,,,,h
sssnftitutionpn Mpitc,,e Is ner.s .rnr..
r1,1p frpn,ffo,nr,o+ ,,on ~ & 80
:eiennom nm mor,,hoIn, -
hop6e bibehor6t r,eho,g s. az, ];
feoe I Mfnerifn.
goitor 6 mpnoera 81 mou4o.a
Iinpiom ron forpocoo,,na q,ra. !.
az gronnhproa aon,Is.a1,sr,.
flettpop d 5f;ar+ @Ioa !; m;naaf.~.
len nph 4 hooneoo sro,nbaras ma-
tn6,,;nn I'm, a~,roon;to,+ .on,,.ou
sfrihent Ann orn+orto - gronn'
bpro ! ,;,,e 5;1,to sro,, 81. -. ~.
brnnte ! minneonor;s 1[o,,riat nor
fine sfrifter ho,,6e nne+ ,,aara s.
herIioite winroo +ir Ron fr;,tar;oa
aiterntur
Me0nftar 81 garpn,on 0,,oho
ser er onorooet j s~ro,6beros a;o,,
,,Bethonion bon mornhorm oionne,,,
bele fin @ornbom 10 11nooom toto
fort ON s~sorhoIbpnp ; M~oraoo,ra.
biemmet. hpor @iprriohpbpn IN. ho,,
berifenoe moot. M ,hnor sronoheros
berIiqe !aorofter q 5;o 11h,(oo ! 10.
lie bans Gorbolo til @nh mpnnpifer
% Maturen. Son oplp5tp pr 1frift-
Tia 6tllen til Meoet fra 9ronhhpros
gnfe, iom mi boer ! @iahpnhonn
{en6t al hen6p +iI npnno aoir;oho5
Set blep peotooet at ien6p Gnfpfr,,
Eranoberq en- t%eleornfi1f 6illpn fro
Mebets 9eItooere.
No1tor % Nrofeslor @Ipopn fro
Ml1qsburo @eminarn broote en- .@iI.
ZEN fra 6enne opreon1toIts esof,r,
tet, hpori ser braotes 9.ron6bpros
@iernino iom Nrr5t M aoprpr on
biprtelio 90 :fnl6ttonpn6p 6n1op,t
SON poopeoe6e oonifp ,prliot 1T
1ron6berns friitpIiop 9nfot+erio om
en- lenenop f,,lo+ hpn;Mt a,ri5tonnon,
,om Mo+;noo1io for - ,on,t a;.f,1;a
no,. !; 81 ;,,5o,,4a mms,. t,.Is &.
mon; - @aa,fom@ a.:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .s m,,a7s"-a
s-on;nar;nn, ;nsnu ~.
Sa,.omma mY ~
o,,nn;no m.:s~.. Mis-
,nol,te+ iffo h1at satas -, ar,,s.r,aa
nor,o n,o,, =, 1.,rnr;ator;a ~
s]ro,nhoros s.o,fn,, heIja ) of,1,,aI
,er nioore IS ; o;not - oa,.o+sara,
rom mr,fos,ar mIaoona ,n,s -
oo,, ,nhe e,,aorr;ohaS ~, 70
nmrnf ; Sa,,, M, ha,4 m,s
,d,,to Snmnrf,on,hoh
q a @nonoion 80 Mrho,+ ooo
toItp norrnt ~ booo;5tro+ -, Tro,,m-
hcro - ho,,s mn,f - ~, So, mo.
tnonina hon homo bon+ 81, ho,, -
ior qri,tp,,o a1nbroSo1,o
hrono+ 9rr,er;foa @fon,;,,onor
@r,,t+plio toto mo,,fior m
4ih}. ~ mpr(s m;nn m~ornhor,,e,.
~ 1an5o1 rs 81 81 - mors n;oaa-
mn ~ ~ monHoh 81. 4ronMora
6on fortoItp nm npn 4omn gro,,n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
u. P. Tumulty,
Secretary to the President

E2LH5EE@e EE&tG * &sS%HE#J
The letter Of this morning, tc
which Nj. Quist alluded, evidently
was the following addressed direct.
u to the president. It was writer
on 1t,, stationery Of the Danish.
American association, but from
Washington, May 10; 1914:
Hon. woodrow Wilson, president
i the United states, white
House, washington, d. g.
dear Sir: On the 1h May,
1914, I sent the following telegram
50 you ((htere Nj. ou,ist quotes iii
fulll the telegram reproduced ah6ye).
The directors Of the Danish-Ameri.
can ca association thought Il appropri.
ate Cor You write such m appre:
citation citation ! you being the nrstHpstSlsidena
,e allusa'd 90 Z literary man. W tie
e above . telegram received he foI.
lowing anasws: .ssaEss
az. 4ersam reserved. Reereftha
'prssu lree5sss1hlhesspflsll dmemakea
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

&ommentar turoe bore %operflp=
big, men at 9. q. g. tan pere ltoIt
qf lit Dberbopeoe (napnlig 500
pe6e") pioner en- Meoaftionsortifel /
nGpnte 8lao Sen I. sunni inflig ON.
8i bioietter famine ororet:
The Lamar register., 1914-02-11
VALLEY DITCH ASSOCIATION
Elect Officers and Hear Report on
Status Of Kansas Colorado Suit
% Assessment Made

A very disting uished looking rep
resentation OF the ditch interests OF
the valley convened in La Junta on
last Tuesday on the occasion OF the
annual meeting of the Arkansas
valley Ditch association. The per
sonnel OF the meeting included di-
rectors from every dicth in the
valley, besides many other notables
among them being two state sena-
tors and one representatives. VIII
were always addressed by their
proper title. and also enlivened
the occasion by making numerous
and sundry addresses for the en-
lightenment of the comman herd
present.
At the morning session Fred a.
Sabin, attorney for the association
made an interesting report as to
the status OF the Kansas- oloi ado
suit. The complainant in this
suit is the United States Irrigating
Ditch company. composed of a CO.
terie of Colorado Springs and Den
yer capitalists. including Penrose
G. Mcneil, who went into Kansas
and bought some old ditches that
mad been abandoned for years. with
the hope that the courts would
sustain the contention advanced in
the kansas Colorado suit, and thus
enhance the value of bankrupt
property into millions of dollars
at the expense of the people OF
Colorado.
In his report Mr. Sabin said that
the complainants in the suit had
already taken twelve volumes of tes-
timony each volume containing 500
typewriter pages fourteen inches
long. There will probably be two
volumes more before the testimony
of the complainant is all in. and
1t will take. at least two years to
gather the testimony for the defend
ants on the COLORADO end of the
The Lamar register., 1914-02-11

nm, ,,,,, would he ahla tn fartiIiz
-, ,.rg. nortion ot vour farm,
eao VAR and that is an advau,aye
,,,, vim rot be oyerloolad hv anv
,rte,,ipent FARMER these davs This
w,u make the revenue from your
,.rn ,or tine wear reach total
n, osk for Ali of vour MIN
,n,ts and If yo, use all the fert,I.
,zer vour land is better than whom
vou started and will produce mo,e
mex, wear. You Will make enough
,r,m vour COWS TO nay all OF youl
exnenses and have s2.O35 to an,
away in vour socx-apd have moi
mentioned the chickens mr. gard, N
.ru,x which are also great r.y.nu.
or,uucers.
NOW for a milk condenserv
MAS raised within seven miles o.,
the factory at Highland IN q,
course it mas been built SINCE
,e,t ,bere. but 1 have baen told l.,
,.,s o.en money maker ,or tbs
,.,msrs arou,d that s.otio, and -,
cer,ain,v bas haen if NAV iuty.
ram, ,na 1r..t stacks n, mill .,p.
,n.t ornamapt tbs landsoan. around
,u,,.n. rw, ve.rs aaoI v,s,,s,
The Lamar register., 1914-02-11

examining the organs in the man
ner described in Farmers Bulletin
379.
4. When the firse symptoms OF
sickness are observed, an immediate
cnange OF feed sometimes corrects
the trouble. This " particularly
true OF swill-fed hogs.
). Ii there Is any tendency for
the disease to spread in the herd.
do not temporize. but immediately
treat the herd with serum from
the State college or State livestock
sanitary Doard. Prompt admins
Iration OF the serum Is essential
70 success.
u. Reme ember that hog cholera
ANS milnons of hogs where otner
diseases kill thousands. Dismiss
from mind all thought OF such uis-
eases as lung plague" Infect
iOus pneumonia" pig typhoid
ETC., Tor these are generally merely
lanciIul designations given 70 no.
cnoiera by uninformed men.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-11

suit. Mr. Sabin, however. is CON
l.dent that the Arkansas valley wall
WIN ii no testimony O,her than tina,
OF the complainant was submitted.
The complainants ciaim $50 sec
ond teet OF water for the two
bitches in Kansas that have been
abandoned for thirty yeals, and il
the claim was sustained by the
courts it would effect $3.50 feet
mat are now being taken out vi
the river by bitches in Colorado.
lhe sum that has been expended IN
defense NJ this suit already amounts
10 $42,265. but the association ve,J
cheertully voted an assessment oi
81 per second loot on every ditch
in the valley to carry ON the fight.
Two resOiutiOns were adopted
one commencing Governor AmmoLs
aud the last legislature for the
aid they had given the association IL
its light t0 retain the water of
the Arkansas river and the other
expressing sorrow tor the death
In Denver Of Theodore c. Henry
La Junta Tribune.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-11

attention. The people of Lamar ana
vicinity are showing a solid deter
mination to make this new industry
which they have taken up sue
cess and in, view of the success with
which these people carry out most
everything they have attempted In
the past. success in this venture 10
assured.
There is another viewpoint from
which all this energy on the part
of this community must be viewed
with pleasure, and that is public.
fly and its effect on the future.
there seems to have been great
awakening on the part of Lamar
to force the attention of the out
side public on her and her growth,
but with nothing which will not
stand the light of day. This is the
only kind of publicity which will
stand the test and bring substan-
tial returns. The results will well
repay the effort.-Pueblo Chieftain
The Lamar register., 1914-02-11
LAm&'s FWh

Lamar evidently doesn't propose
to lose any opportunity to keep
pushing to the front. the front In
development Of her resources and
her individuals and the front IN
claiming attention. The newness has
not worn off the big milk condens-
cry recently erected and now she
plans a big farmers meeting, or
short course, and the program ar
ranged for this event. which is to
last two days. is one which prom
ises much.
It is quite natural that dairyinf
Ia 70 receive the larger amount OF
The Lamar register., 1914-02-11
De,alqasarsioa Train

Showing an equipment and c0.ps
OF lecturers unsurpassed by any
demonstration tram offered In tbs
section Of the country the DAIRY.
siio aud Forage Crop special. op'
Grated Jointly by Agricultural Coz
Iege and the Santa re wall arIi'e
ut Lamar At S:i5 .. m. SATURDAY O.
February II. TO begin lectures and
demonstrations IN the interest u
greater aud better farm production.
and incidentally. hAppier homes.
This train il somewhat different
from others Operated In the past.
an that every feature has been re-
vised and brought down to the
present. The lectures have been
chosen by reason of their tndtvid'
ual qualifications as exponents OF
the doctrines advanced. This ap-
plies to every phase Of the subject
matter offered from the train and
Will be found TO assure an inter
est to everyone. regardless Of the
particular line In which such citi.
Zen may be engaged.
Urging the general adoption o.
the dairy COW az q part OF every
Iarm scheme. the lecturers in turn
will show the use of the silo in
connection with the production and
feeding of forage crops. Then there
will be an exposition OF irrigation
and drainage. according to the
need of the particular locality. The
growing Of special strains of for
age and hay crops will have hand
ling by experts. and much instruc-
tions perhaps not formerly avail
able to the farmers generally. win
be given.
Ladies' have been strongly In the
mind of those arranging this train
and a coach has been splendid
fitted for their exclusive occupancy.
at each stop. during which domes-
tic science lecturers from the Col
orado Agricultural college will tell
of ways and means through which
the homes may be made more eff
cient, and incidentally more happy
and that too with less expenditure
OF time. labor and money.
Every one 10 invited and assured
an unusually interesting program.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-11
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