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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1914-04-15

Cor these objects in their imme-
date neighborhoods; Sna!!
appropriation at first, to lie fol-
lowed by larger appropriations
afterwards, on the theory that if
you lose some money, you had
better send some MOI e after it,
to get back the tir.t o.. part of it.
Public sentiment has condemn
ed river and harbor bills. which
is the largest pork barrel; but
congressman are continually
seeking new pork barrels. The
last one is under the guise of
helping the dear farmer. It
takes the form of a large appro-
priation for building roads, all
kinds of roads main travelled
roads, second class roads, third
class roads.
The appropriation granted is
sixty dollars per mile for macadam
roads, thirty dollars for roads
surfaced with gravel or sand
clay, aud fifteen dollars for
crowned dirt roads, These ap-
preparations are made on the
condition that the states will give
as much, making the amount one
hundred and twenty, sixty and
thirty dollars per mile per an
NUN for the three classes of
roads.
This is the sum and substance |
of what is known as the Shackle-
ford bill for the Establishment of |
a new pork barrel. Inasmuch |
as macadam roads cost from S.
600 a mile down, averaging per-
haps 5000, the appropriation of
$50. even when doubled, would
not even begin to get ready to
build one. Nor is it intended to.
but simply as start, which will
be followed by larger appropri-
atoms, which, to do any practi-
cal good, would have to be of
amouat to bankrupt
the country.
The astonishing thing is that
it passed the house by vote of
282 to ~. 1t has not yet passed
the senate. We hope it will not,
but va fear it will. Congress
has way OF shoyeling out mon
ey to the farmers with less ,udg-I
ment than even the poorest far
mer shovels out corn to his hogs
in mud knee deep. The free
seeds bill is on example. Farm
ers have protested against it for
twenty years, yet congressman
give up this graft, which
in this case il not money, but
the opportunity of patting the
farmer on the back and making
the farmers wife think he is w.
ng awake nights thinking about
her ana her good husband.
What these men giant is sim
,lv - get their hands into the
,a,iona, , ~>asury. so as to make
armers believe that they are
linking of them and tr\ \as 70
lelp them. 1t is time for the :
armers themselves to sit down .
N all such fool propositions as |
hese.
The roads are bad enough in
IL conscience; and always will
'e until the farmers make up
heir minds to get better ones.
hen they will get the best ones {
'ossible with the means at hand. {
yearly appropriation of sixty !
ollars a mile would not keep a .
1acadam road il repair after it
7as built, and on much travelled :
Dads, double that amount would t
e required.-Wallaces Farmer. I
Wants En- Fierce.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1914-04-15
S1.OO Per Annum.
It looks like a One-term only
pie, boys; so enjoy it while you
have it.

The water in the old Republi-
can swimmin' hole promises to
be fine this season. Get ready
to come on in, boys.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1914-04-15

foi further information. john
BLAND, Set'c.1ry State Board
Of Agriculture.
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1914-04-15

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announc,

We are authorized to announce
PATRICK H. WARD
as a candidate for the Office OF Presid-
ing Judge of the County Court, SUBJ
ject to the decision Of the Republican
voters at the primary election.
We are authorized to announce
DAVID O. JARVIS
as a candidate for the office of Cir
cult Clerk. subject to the decision Of
the Republican voters at the primary
election.
We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM 4. COOPER,
as candidate for the office Of Prose-
cutting Attorney, subject to the deci-
sion OF the Republican voters at the
primary election.
We are authorized to announce
PARkE NJ. BANTA
as a candidate for the office nf Prose-
cutting Attorney. subject to the deci-
sion Of the Republican voters at the
primary election.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1914-04-15
Attention, Apple Growers.

killed in June.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

bobere 9ebranitalten bon Eb. Dreber
CUR ginfiibrn1ng beantragt. Bogt (oer
fatbolilde, aber liberale 8ropinctal-
,ratb Bot midi Inn cit perlonltd)es
@1ltadten bonn Stanopunfte eines an
elmer paritatiiden 2ebranitalt nnter-
rid)teten @eididtslebrers. Sd babe
ole flint 5beile oes 8mdeS oonuals
gerull ltnoirt nnb Gin etngebenoes
@l1todten 5ugl,niten oes 811des ge-
madt. 8ei oieier Mrbeit babe td er-
fabren, mie Ser gal15e Mnfbml Ser fa-
tboliIden @laubens- nno Sittenlebre
ut1o ser 2ebre bon Den Sacramenter
BON einer betu111roernsmertben logi-
lden alorbeit uno, Sic @orausiesl1n-
gen 5l1gegeben, BON elmer bereioens-
mertben lteber5eugungsfraft lit, nno
lpie oiel er ltnterridt, gut ertbellt, Ell
ne 5du1le bes Ser lta11Oes btloet, mte
menige anoere ltnterri6tsgegenlta1-
Sc. Mimnt man bin5m, nie oie 9e=
ldidte ser fatbolii6en Stride eine ltn=
un%terbrod)ene Settle bon grfolge1r auf-
meilt uro eine bobe gntfalt1tng Ser
annlt in iih idliebt, 10 fann man
tiff mobl oenfen, mie ptele Weenihen
|%ange5ogen mer6en bon 6ieien &rat=
ten uno mie es epangelii6e Manner
geben farn, Sic 6ie &utbolifen I'M TIT
@laubensleben benei6en. 9ieles Ser
itdronib %getponnen gu baben, gebort
nit 5l1 Sen id,0niten inneren Grlebmi=
fen mei1es @irfens an limultanen
56ulen. = 9as l1rtbetl bieies be-
oe1tenoen @dulmannes, 6as it6 muf
Stuoi11m, grfabrrtng un6 Snte1igen5
griinbet, itidt ungemetn mobltbuemo
ab bon befonnten &er6tcten Der Be-
lfrdnftbett un6 oes Saiies gegen Die
fatbolii6e Moral un6 gr5iebungs=
metbo6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

ser S1be BON MIR $25, cine laderlib
uerinae 5un1nre. Seine anbere &e=
aieru11g," erfldrt Mrbeits . &ommil
l1r Self, ubietet Ser @iittpe uno oen
ainoern, zines I'M 9ien1te getooteten
Ml1aelteaten eine 10 -trarrig r11o
ld)a110lid geringe gntlddoigung.
Sic aern : Iorlage bagegen mia
oieie l1ebellta1roe %pegraunten. Ste
umfobt aae Gipil : Angeiteaten Der
grt1oesregieru1rg, Sic TIT Der aanal-
aor1e tbaitigen altsgenomnte1t, fltr ote
bereits onoere &orfebrungen getrof-
fen noroen iino. Sic iteut Serrtts-
frorrfbeiten al1f oieielbe Shlfe nit
9etriebsunfdIen - cine polfommen
oeredte 6oroerung. sic iett Die
@artefriit auf orei Sage berab, be-
itimnt cine perniinftige @un1me mir
@ittpeen un0 @inber BON 4ngeitedten
un0 entbd1t u11Ber6em cine &etbe bon
8eltinnu1ngen, Sic l1nfaae nno BE
rufsfrunfbeiten 5u p%erbiten geetgnet
ltr0.
gs baroet iid Bel Ser @6affung
zines guten gmi6aoig1ngsgel ebes
INN cine Gbreniade fir unfer 2ano
un6 Inn cine Goroerung elmer gered)>
ten go5iolpolitif. Die @orloge ioate
a11f oae 6aae ongenommen meroe1t.
@s mdre miini9ensmertb, oab @tn-
8elne unb @ereine in bieier Mngeles
qenbeit an tire bei6en Senatorer
]dreiben, oomit iie erfennen, baB
lire &onl titltenten aus i%o5talpol1t1=
iben @rtpdg11ngen bieie MnBregel be-
%fitrtporten. @.=St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

all5r fleine Stride in Mebingen
6urd cine ne1ae, ser Srtidaft mebr
angepaBte Stride 5u erieben, lit INN
einen groBen @4ritt tpeitergeriidt.
Sammtli9e Smilienporiteber Biz muf
einige Musrabmen baben 6te 8itt.
idrift on SEN @emein6eratb unter-
fdrteben. = SSm @loiter gu Set
temburgi lit Ser bodtp. ST. S. 8.
&lein, ebemaliger 8furrer IN gppel-
6orf rs Sabre alt, %geitorben.
Gdmei5.
@roBe Mufregung lit I'M Canton
.8aeI %entltanoem. 9ur6 Ben 3u-
lammenbr1td elmer Bn1f in 2ocar1o
fam es gu einem &uin auf 6ie @enfer
Gamonalbaf. Sc berla11tet, ooB ser
8unbesratb irterbentiren mer6e. IS
1on cine ne1e 8anf NIT 5 Minionen
Trancs @run6capitaI borgeidlaeen
tperoen. Sic 8eb0lfer11ng bes @an-
tons lift 6ur6 Die 2tqui6atton 6es Der.
fradten Snitituts i@mer betroffen. =
Bel 9 in lit ein init 5 flei-
1ren &naben beietter Sdlttten nnter
Elm Mrtomobtl geratben. 8ier &na-
ben m11r6en iiberfabren, iie r11tBten
idperperlest nad 6em &ranfenbm1s
gebradt perben. Ger S9nbbdn6ler
.sh0ner ats 9ei6en, ser fir3lt9
nit einem S9Ittten in ein MutomobiI
bineinfubr un6 6abei etnen Sdd6el-
bru9 erlitt, lit geitorben. St mar 80
Sabre alt un6 6mtltenbnter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
Sanre, berbe Mdsen,
@aie ODER 11nberbamIidfen.
Sebes r%ape's 9iuSepFn" perbant 5000
&5rner Rnbrung nn6 er6et ales
@agenleiben in fnnf Ninnten.

9aItet 8eitl Sn flint Rmuten miro
ieDes Magenleiben borbei fem. Seine
4nberbaultdteit. 8er5brennen, 6dnre
ODER @nsnufbldben, faures auftoben
ODER &ulpfen infolge Der unnerDauten
Rabrrng, feine 6btpinbelanfdue. An,
i1tpeuen, fauler Ntbem poer ,aopfmeb.
Ynpe's 9iapepiin 1T befannt tpegen
ieiner @e5dtpinDbeit in Der Hegulierung
~ueroorbener Mdgen. Sc if bas fi@erhe.
raidefte RagenmitteI in Der gan5en
&elt, unb 5uoem it es nnj4doli4. &a4t
Be, inSem SSbr cine grobe 50<Gent Sda8>
tel Bape'3 5iapepfm IN @urer dpof1eie
tnuft. SIR anertennt in flint Rinmten,
tpie unn6tbig es 1T, an 11nperoa1lidfeit.
an 9artIeibigieit ODER irgenb elmer Ra<
genbef@nerbe az leiben. eS IL Der
raideite, fi6erfte unb uni9dblidfte @u>
gen6oftor IN Der BeIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
Gin nrtbetl.

eSsn ei1rem ioeben eridienener 8u=
de: Grlebtes nn6 3ufmnftsfragen
qtbt ser erfabrene preuBii9e Sdnl-
mam @ebeimer &egterungsratb u.
Matbios Elm urtbeil iiber BEN totbo-
Itid,en &eIigionsunterridt G, oas
iiberan sort, mo- bteier urterri4t als
minoermertbig o6er gar Ger @baraf-
terbil6ung idabli6 bingelteM miro,
pernommen mer6en loute. Mabtas
ihretbt: Canals mar ser 2eitfa6en
ser fatboliI6en @eltgionslebre fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

budb4noIer COMMENCEMENT 6rie.
orib 9iiffner getpablt, gum 2. Dor.
litenoen 2anoratb @ebeimratb
sdmeooing nno gum 3. 8oriite1oen
Medtsampalt Eerrabe. gu Gbrenpra-
lioenten muroen getpablt: Sberbiirs
qermeilter Surgebolot,. Ser friibere
Negierungspraiioent BON @eifer.
Mitalieo ser c%onlerpatipen 2anotags-
traction, un0 sic beioen Redtstags=
o%baeoroneten Serolo uno @erla6. -
lalrd oas Sis oes SdloBgartens tit
Ser Musfetier 2idt BON Ser II. Cont
poanie bes Is. Snf .-Regts. e%ingebro-
den. sssrn @aller erlag er eirem 5er5-
1hlaq. - Sic Observation-Disclosures
aus @elgien baben oas ebemaltge eol-
legium Soiepbimum (Gonpiet) an Ser
!Serte,erlstraBe in &edlingba11=
fen, oas Bereits ei1le &etbe BON Sab.
rem poaltdnoig leer itebt, arlgefarlft,
INN bier Elm Ser5 Seiu-Snpenat gu
oriinoen. 12-14idbrige &naben lol-
len in Ser Mnltalt etma 5 Sabre lang
cine Musbiloung 5um 2ebrer, Safe
d1iiten un6 Sanonerfer erbalten, Inn
oann fir ste Miiiionsarbeit nah
|Geutld=Sl tafrifa perpenoet gu per=
Sen. 0Qs Gonpict mar @igentbum
oes bild0fliden stubls in M}uniter.
@6einprpptn5.
0ie beiben - uno ID Sabre alten
s@naben Ser 6abrifarbeiterin &oioo in
Samborn bel 8 III iin6 nnter
peroddtigen g%rideimngen geitorbe11.
Die eingeleitete unteriudrng ergab,
oaB sic beioen &in6er bas Opfer Ell
ner 6leiidpergiftung %gemoroen iino.
-9ebensgefdbrlide 8ranomnroen err
1itt sic Siabrige Eodter bes Mrbet=
tiers S. &11r5 6urd oas @rplootren Ell
ner berabfaGen6en Hetrolenmlmpe.
- Muf oem G%refe16er @tabl=
merf ltur5te beim Muflaoen bon Ct
lenbarren Elm GROCER @tapel nm
uno begr11b 5pet Grbeiter unter 1t@.
Sem Mrbeiter @et1teiner mnroe Der
@opf 5ermaImt, 10 6aB Ser SOB fofort
eintrat. = Sic 6rau 6es Sabrifarbei-
tiers Ibomien in g o1ingent ootes
tie tire 6rei &in6er i'm Sitter bon 8
Monaten, 3 nno 5 Sabren o11r@ Ofel-
ieritide IN SEN Sals uno fu6te it'd
Damn ieIblt 6as 2eben at nebrner.
sic mur6e i9mer berlekt anf Der
|StroBe oufgefun6en. 9as Motib Der
liegen. - @om @emeinberatb IN
iEbot ion in ebeli6en 3miitigfeiten
I8obminfeI mur6e 6ie nebernab=
me Ser 3insgarantie fir ein Dar=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETchER'S
To RIA
Die alte beilnatb.
9annpner.

Ser @egiernngsprdiioent ieRte etne
bobe 8elobnung aus fir sic 8ieoer-
m%1ffinoung ser peri@mun6enen 5iab=
rigen Eodter bes Mrbeiters 8tloba-
GEN in @onnober. Man nimmt
an, 6aB oas @t1rb etnem @erbre4en
gum Opfer gefanen iit.-Sn Sleeps
m11roe ser 5pette epang. &e1it<
Iide Der &ir9engemein6e &eepSbot,
2oots, bon einem Wann, ben
er bel einem ginbru6 IN Der &ird]e
iiberrai9te, ermoroet.
&effalen.
Mnf ser ont Is. Sanuar abgebal=
tenen @riinonngsberi ammllng oes
2ocalcomites fir oie &orberettnngen
ser 81. @eneralper iammlung Der &a=
tbolifen 9eutidlmos in 80 ii II It e +
mur6e gum 1. 8oritben6en @erlags=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

leben oes gemeinmiBigen 8auperetns
in Sobe bon $4,000 Marf gum 8m1
BON Mrbeitermobm1ngen nnter Der Be-
oingung beidloiien, bab beim Ser
nrtetben bon @obnungen in eriter Si-
ME finoerrei9e 6omilten beoadt uno
6oB lpe5iea 2-3 3immer=B obnun=
qen erridtet meroen. - Muf Bent &o=
mers0orfer @eiber Bel @la6bad
brote1 ste beiben S0bne bes Samie-
oemeiiters Stint aus @la6ba@ I'M &=
ter BON 12 nn6 13 Sabren beim
sdlittldmblaufen nuf Dem Cite Elm
uno ertranfen. Sci bem @eriud, Tie
5u retten, gerietb n1d Ser 17iabrige
g1trld,e Shle1nmer nnter bas gis nno
biiBte ebenfaus bas 2eben Elm.
Slbenbnrg.
gn6Ii9 lit es gelungen, einen gteb=
oieb, ser in 6en beiben lebten Sab=
rem sic 2an6mirtbe iebr beunrubtgte,
in ser @erlon bes Mnbm1ers 8affen
mts @e6ensbo1terfebn gu
iberfiibren, ser aud eingeita13, Efer=
Sc un6 8ieb in Ol6enburg unto Dit
%frieslan6 aaf ser @eioe IN bielen SOL
len geitoblen GIT baben.
Basern.
Die gaDerii9e @ereinsbant
lit 6os Spfer zines 5dminolers ge=
moroen. Gin l1nbefmnter bob init
SiIfe eines faliden Gbeds Die Cunt
me BON $4,000 Marf ab. Sc tit
lofort Elm umfalien0er apparat IN ge<
tpeqang gelett tpor6en, I'M oem Ser
iiber auf 6ie @pur 5t fommen. SIM
DiafoniHenbamie gu Mugsburg
criticize ser 43 Sabre alte Maurer-
polier g.. @e11berger oaonrd, oaB tbm
elm @tud ieines fiinit1t9en @eb1l1es
obbra@ mno I'M 9dlnnoe iteden blteb.
ssn d 10 e peritarb Ser IN met
teiten @reilen mn6 i%nsbeionoere tn
oons gdmaben moblbefanrte 9err
Grtpatier 81. g. Gier. = Ser 66 Sob-
re olte Sagl0bner 8. 8aintner aus
MIetsbanien tpnroe tn ltr111ttel=
borer Mabe 6es Mte6errmtra11er @ot=
tesofer als 2eide in Ser &ammel out
gie nadmittags etngetrot +
fene geridtlide Gommii1ion itelte et-
men nngliidsfaG felt.
8Irttemberg.
eS1 ser Straffamnter Deg Sanogez
ridts au 9eiIbronn uuroe Der
@@ullebrer @agner als
qeiitesfranfer gerbre@er 8u lebens'
@iniperrung p%erurtbetlt
ser ant s. Gept. porigen Sabres err
in oem nabe stuttgart gelegenen 9e'
qerIod feline Grau un6 feline bier Stint
Ser ermoroete, Damn benz benodbar'
ten Mublba1ier an 9edar 10 Eer1o'
1nen eri@ob urro 16 onoere pertp1t1t-
6ete, nod,bem ct 6ie Srti9at on oer-
{idaeoenen @tenen III grano ge1tedf
hottie. Das @eridt rtobm als miloer1t,
SEN l1mitano an, oaB Bagrrer CUR 3ef
ser geeeb1ng oiefer gerbre9e'1 mdf
a11rednunqsfabig par, ba er on Wer-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

folgungspabn lit. - ST.. tbeol.
5%tra11binger in &om, friiber &epetent
am @ilbelmsitift in Eubingem
mur6e gum 8icerector ser Mnima er=
1annt.
8aben.
Sn ser 8u6getcommiilion Ser
i3meiten ba6ii9en &ammer mur-
oe Ger I'M 1rel1en Stoatsporani9lag
geforoerte 8etrag fir 6te Miindener
@eianoi6aft nit Is gegen 4 @tim-
men betniuigt. Die Annabme I'M &le=
Num- ion ebenfaus eeiidert fem, OBJ
mobl 6te Nationalliberalen uber 6te
@etptuigl1ng getbeilter slmiidt fin6.
Se6enfaas lit nit SEN meiiten 9ibera-
len cine Aen6erl1ng Der @eitnmtng
felt 1912 Dor ii@ gegange1. 9amals
itimmten ite befanntli9 Sen @o5tal=
oemofraten 5l1ltebe gegen BEN betref-
en6en 8often, 10 6ab er midt betpiQtgt
lpuroe un6 Ser Gro bber5og ii6 ge-
5tpungen fab, 6ie Muslagen aus ietner
8ripati9atuue gu beitreiten. = Sier
lit @ebeimratb @mgen Bed, Ser 1904
Biz 1906 booiider S~inan5miniiter
tpor, inn glitter bon IS Sabren ge-
1torben. = Drei 17idbrige @ol6arbet-
ter fubren sic @rfinber Stetge in
@robingen nit Dem &o6eli9ltt<
ten berab un6 rannten 6abei gegen
einen 9aternenpfabI. giner Ser jun
gen 9e11te, nanrens Sermam 5out-
ter, tpm iofort to6t, Elm an6erer er-
litt einen Sd,enfelbru4, ser brittle
blieb mnperlekt.
Gliak=2ptbringen.
Ser ebemalige Director ser timber
tdatts=Mngenflintf in 5traBburg,
Hrofelor Or. .. @9irmer, tpelder
felt GINGER 3eit in Seem gorf mobn=
baft getpeien, lit tpegen Sittenberge=
bens 5u 6 Monaten @efdngniB berur-
tbeilt por6en. - SSn Sapingen
ldoB 6ieler Gage sic Mrbeiterfrm
@oIeItin ibrem Mann I'M @erla11f ei-
mes @treites cine &11gel IN SEN l1n-
terleib. Ser Mon1t tp1tr6e t06tlth
perlebt.
2%nrembnrg.
9te Gro ber5ogin M6elbei6 BON
2nrembnrg ltattete am 20. So
nl1ar ser &0rigtn ser Nie6erlan6e els
men offi5iellen 8eiud I'M @oag ab.
= Sn eirrem @teinbru6 an ser 2nn6-
itraBe 2uremburg @@ter-
BEL @ruaIinlter m1r6en ser
8a1tunternebmer Gran3 Midels uno
Ser Mo11rer Sobonn 8beiffen bon
6eIsmaifen beridiittet. Mi6els erlitt
10 idtpere imrtere 8erlebungen, 6aB er
in Ser folgen6en Mobt ffarb. - 8ie
perlaltet, ion Serr @rof Sc @iners
aus @runbbof fid enoli@ errt-
idloiien baben, feline Gm6i6otur ffiir
oie fommer6en &o1nmerpnbIen auf-
5nfteqen. &err oe 8ilers miro nit
Sen 9erren SuB 1r6 &ries sic tatbo-
lii9e 2tfte berbonitdnoigen uno geger
sen ltberalen 9eputirter1 Srn. 8ri1.
corr fdmpfen. - Ser 8lan, oie alte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

grfdltnngen @erftopfung nno
@opfpeb jino bret gemobnli@e 8or<
fommnilie, un6, tpern man Die Ser
ltopfung beieitigt, biIft Dies Ser @r-
foItung un6 flint bas &opfmeb. &C.
braud 6olep obfibren6e Sablette,
neil iie prompt uro bolitdn6ig reini'
qe1, obne babel an9 sic geringiter
unangenebmert 8irfungen gu fpiren.
Cine ga115e 6Iafde bon fir IS Gents.
Sci anen @dn6lern IN ct. @loub.-
Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

folgnngspobn lit. - ST. tbeol.
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The Idaho Republican., 1914-02-06

5. Crops can be put in the silo dur
ing weather that could not be utilized
in making hay or curing fodder
g. More stock can be kept on q
given area of land when silage is the
basis Of the ration.
T. There is less waste In feeding
silage than in feeding fodder. Good
Isilage properly fed is all consumed.
g. Silage is very palatable.
9. Silage, like other succulent feeds.
has a beneficial effect upon the diges-
tive organs.
TO- Silage Is the cheapest and best
form in which succulent feed can be
provided for winter use.
IL. Silage can be used for supple
menting pastures more economically
than can soiling crops, because 1t re-
lquires less labor. and silage Is more
palatable.
IL. Converting the corn crop into
silage clears the land and leaves 1t
ready for another crop
The Idaho Republican., 1914-02-06

Exaggerated. No. 2. Vicious Work
of Woodchucks.
while the wire cloth completely battles
the mice even in badly infested
orchards.
When trees have attained the age of
six or seven years they are usually be-
yond the period Of injury by rabbits.
We then have to protect only against
mice. The short, galvanized wire cloth
cylinder, we'll imbedded in the soil
about the tree base, is quite sufficient
even in badly infected orchards.
In combination with soil or cinder
mounds, paper wrappers are tempo
rarily effective against rabbits, but
these protectors must be removed in
summer because of the fact that they
afford excellent hiding places for many
insect pests. A simple paper (even
newspaper) wrapper will serve well
for a single winter.
A high grade of building or Sheath
ing" paper is, of course, preferable to
newspapers for tree protection. A
combination of building paper and
wire cloth Is trustworthy protector
under all conditions. The paper may
be removed and the screen retained
during the growing season. The wire
discourages the mice and the paper in
winter Is accepted by rabbits as an
invitation to look elsewhere for shell.
ter and forage.
The Idaho Republican., 1914-02-06

The old saying mo use to lock the
stable door after the horse has been
stolen" is quite applicable in the mat
ter of protecting young and no-longer-
young fruit trees against rodents.
Don't wait until some of your trees
are ruined before you adopt preven-
tive measures.
The soil or cinder mound as pro-
lection against tree injury by rodents,
is very effective. Mice rarely injure
trees except where grass, strawy
manure, boards or trash of some kind
about the base of the tree provide a
hiding place; they will not come out
in the open, but perform their depre-
dations under cover. In mounding
trees, first, clear away the grass or
mulch from the base of the tree for a
foot or more in all directions. Second,
with a post tamper," thoroughly
firm the surface of the soil about the
base of the tree. Third, with few
shovelfuls of fresh soil or cinders form
a small mound 12 or IA inches in
diameter at the base and from four to
six inches high about the stem Of the
tree, f1rming the soil well. The tops
of these small mounds are usually kept
quite bare by the winds and the mice
will not venture out on these exposures
to feed on the bark of the tree These
mounds may be left all the year, but
should be repaired and tamped hard
each autumn. Where cinders are avail
able they are most excellent for mice
will not burrow through cinders.
The wire screen is an ideal and COM
plete all-round protector. True, it is
more expensive than some others,
but it is lasting and more effective
against all kinds Of rodents which.
prey upon young trees. Being light
and open, it presents the least obstruc-
tion to strong winds; the air and sun
light are freely admitted; no dark
places of concealment, such as invite
woody aphis and other forms of insect
life. 1t is made of galvanized wire
cloth of one-quarter-inch mesh -four
22-gauge wires to the inch) which may
be purchased from any large supply
house in rolls of 100 lineal feet and in
any width from "a to SO inches. In ad-'
justing to the tree allow the edges to
lap about one inch.
Small meshed poultry netting pro-
tectors are made of ordinary weight
mesh. This is effective against rab-
bits, but will not keep the mice out.
In combination with mound of soil
about the base of the tree, mice will
rarely prove troublesome.
1t often happens that the farmer
has quantity of old poultry netting
Of standard mesh which he could use.
and woodchucks will not be
able to seriously injure trees protected
with this and IL mound is made at
the tree base, mice may also be baf-
fed.
Spiral protectors Of heavy wire,
while effective against rabbits, are Of
no avail against mice except as the
trees are mounded.
Wood veneer protectors are effec-
The Idaho Republican., 1914-02-06

tive, but as they form tight, close,
light-excluding cylinder, various forms
of insect life thrive in the crevices and
under the cover. The woody aphis,
root louise and other pests increase in
great numbers under these wood
covers.
Corn stalk protectors are very good.
There is no device superior in effec-
tiveness against rabbits and ground
hogs, and certainly none cheaper. Five
or six stalks bound firmly about the
young trees with twine will consti-
tute protection that will last not
only one season, but for several sea-
sons. The stalks readily yield as the
tree increases in size. By mounding
the bases of the trees with fresh soil
and firming it well, e stalk protected
tree is quite secure from all rodent
enemies.
Wire cloth combined with corn
stalks will appeal to the most exacting.
The stalks protect against rabbits,
The Idaho Republican., 1914-02-06
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