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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
FIRE

AGENTS wanted 10 sell the improved
Ajax chemical fire exterminator; the
best thing on the market for the money.
1910 Gambler Bldg. Joseph Weaver, Cen
eral Agent. Ivy 1911.
GOOD, live agents wanted al every post
office. one hundred per cent profit
Agents make $40 TO SIS per day. Can
use good men with rigs. Write for prop
ogition and territory. Broeden Medicine
Company. cAattanooga, Tenn
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TAXICABS, Belle Isle
IVY $3.50, ATLANTA 1898.
HOTELS.
EAL HOTEL.
FUNERAL NOTICES.


ACsE-The relatives and friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pause, Sr., Miss
Clara *. Pause, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
II Fuller Mr.. Robert Pause, Jr., DR..
and Mrs Edward Denton, of Chat
t9nocga, Tenn; Mr.. Paul S. Pause,
Mr. Harry r. Pause, Mr.. and Mrs.
j, ID Frazier, Jr., Misses Arthene
and Alice Pause are invited to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Robert
Pause, Sr,. from the residence. 9S5
Gordon street, tomorrow (Thurs-
davl afternoon, March 10. 1914, at
3S0 o'clock Or. A. r. Holderby will
oftoi7te. The following named gen
tlemen are requested to act as pail
bearers and will please meet at the
chapel Of the Burkert- Simmons Com
pany at GAS p. M: Mr.. NJ NJ. An
ddeTson, Mr. F. B. Sheats, Mr.. Paul
Ioland, Mr.. James A. Massey. Mr..
J y Babb and DR.. NJ. w. McLarty.
lnterment Westview.
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rAxIcAes..

All trains run daily. Central time.
Pity Ticket Office. No. Peachtres st
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HELP wANrEp-MALE

to learn barber trade:
few weeks completes; earn while
learning. Positions waiting. Illus
trated catalogue free. Moler Barber
College, IS Luckie street, Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
SPRATLING is DYEING

MOURNING BLACK IN ONE DAYS
EoTTCE.
rNFRESS paid one way on all out-of-
Gown orders amounting to 81.
= IbANTA STEAM AND DYE CLEAN
ING WORKS, SO Auburn avenue. Ivy
s2@ Atlanta 954.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE


WANTED-Position by young man 22,
not afraid Of work. j. j., Box 10,
care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
MATRIMONIAL.

gl',.i - thousands wealthy will marry
ioes ah ages. nationalities; descnp.
Msrl zee. Western Club. Dept &c, 35S
Il ,,',... san francisco, Cal
~ II you are lonely. The Rela-
lsrgs Eohndential Successful Club has
b.t,e numbers of wealthy eligible mem
fiago. ooth sexes, wishing early mar
bof g. descriptions free. Mrs. WrIIble,
81 Oakland, Cal.
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HELP WANrEp-EEMALE.

WOMAN for cooking and housework;
small family; must be settled and re-
liable and room in house. SO Green
wood avenue. Telephone to-day. Ivy
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TEACHERS WANTED.

FOSTERS Teachers Agency SIS Third
National Bank Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
Phone Ivy 9746
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THE PICKWICK

NEW 1o-SToRY AND FTREPROOR.
Steam heated rooms, connecting bathss
Convenient shower baths on each floor
n Fairlie St.. near Carnegie Library.
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MATRIMONIAL

SOUTHERN MAN, middle age. excel
tent character and habits, practical
business man and farmer, with income
from IRON $1,000, will correspond with widow
lhg nome, city or country. Object mat
Georgian.
GENTLEMAN. so. worth $4,000, would
ol marry E., Box IS, League, Toledo,
ohio.
MARRf-Many rich and anxious for
congenial companions; interesting par
t,cuiafs and nearly 100 photos free;
sonville, Fla
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RAILWAY SCF7 EOOGE0.
I..,no~~->-r~No->o~~~~-~ >>o~o~~~~~>~~~~>~~~~-~
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier of the South.
rival and Departure Passenger Trains,
Atlanta.
r,s following schedule figures are
rA,isbed only as information. and are
. ot guaranteed.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE

IN THE FORSYTH BUILDING. Room
51S, you will find an expert typist who
will deliver your letters to you as fast
as you can dictate them. at 10 cents
each. Don't sit around and worry. Pick
up your stationery and come over.
Across street from Piedmont and ada
cent to the Ansley Hotel
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

Statesmen calling on clothiers, gents
furnishers and dry goods trade to car
ry raincoat swatch samples as a side
line. Rex Raincoat Co., LILY s. Des-
planes St, Chicago.
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MISSING PEOPLE.

IL,IslEMATlON Of whereabouts Of Fred
atsJ 'hson (colored) would be appreci-
anna Johnson, 1856 Gilmer.
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WOM AN for cooking and hOuSeWofk,
small family must be settled and re-
4594-L.
WANTED--Good woman to do cooking
and general housework, also good
nurse to go out of city. None but best
need apply Sal North Boulevard.
WANTED-A clubwoman who
will give services free to ad-
dress the following letter to
Senators and Representatives.
Apply Fountain of Youth, st.
Augustine, Fla.
Mr.. George Wagner, 215 West One Hun
bred and Eighth street, New York
My Dear Sir: Your article in The
New York Tribune, Panama Toll Elk
emption." was read before our society.
l am authorized to convey to you their
approval and appreciation of the same.
Is it possible the American people are
going TO allow Andrew Carnegie Cwho
an English woman rightfully called
traitor to his country to get away with
this monstrous steal?
The leading newspapers (Which are
controlled by Carnegie and his llk) are
favoring Wilson'S proposed repeal. while
congratulations are pouring in to our
society from business men in every
State in the Union imploring us to keep
up the fight for free tolls and national
honor.
Senators and Representatives who
yield to Engand's demand in this con-
troversy will go down in history as
pack of cowardly hounds" 1t is in
deed beyond words that Woodrow VIII
son has repudiated the Democratic
platform. As taxpayers we claim the
right to be heard in all national affairs
and our opinion is that President Will
son should be impeached for his atti-
tude in this diabolical plot.
NATIONAL SOCIETY CONSERVA-
TORS OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
BY LYONELLA MURAT DAY,
Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RAILWAY scr EOULES.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

YOUNG MAN, 81, with bookkeeping
and stenographic experience. open for
position with wholesale concern; no
bad habits; references. l.. w. j.. Box
nara GanrgiaO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

OWN A BUSINESS-Be your own boss.
Let us start you in gold, silver. nickel,
etc. plating. Professor Gray's new, low
price plating outfits. No experience re-
quired. We teach you and furnish rec
ipes. formulas and trade secrets free.
Every home, store a possible customer.
Don't delay. Send to-day for particu
lars. Gray & Co. Plating Works, 1929
Gray Building, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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WANTED--Good woman to do cooking
and general housework, also good
nurse to go out of city. None but best
need amply. Sal North Boulevard.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

LARGE. well furnished font room 3cF
single gentleman; all conveniences. 80
East Fourth street, between the Peach
trees
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

SITUATION wanted by hrst-class cut
ter and tailor reference. Box 700,
care GeorRian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

experienced bookkeeper, any amount
of extra or special accounting work. Can
check and put your books on balance,
make financial statement and a report
as to how you stand, also close out old
books and install new system; past ex-
perience, fifteen years; will guarantee
results. Prices are reasonable. Only
request an interview. r. c., Box 30.
care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

WOMEN TO make aprons; 40 cents per
dozen; work sent parcels post; send
ulars. Fenway Specially Co, 564 Wash
ington street, Boston, Mass.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

WANTED-You Dung man OF ability and
experience wants position in office
references. Address C. NJ. Vaughan,
West Raleigh N C.
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0eba6eae Hoien.

@ir betraaten bic ROis, bic uns
nit ibrsR sIiitsubroten 9Idttsrn als
Siunbilb Der 2isbs sri6siut. nit bsm
slsi9sn Gntsiideu, nit bem mir Die
tpeiben glGttet Der Rois aHi4auen,
Gle fi5 uuiauIOspoI aus benz aeIae
ueissn. uno psnu mir uHs Dors
Iteuen, bab bieie boIoen ainosr Der
Jlora ssbadsn in elmer pfanne lies
gen, erfabt uns elm Ieiates Srauisu.
lnb bod 1T ales nur @epObnbeits'
Jade. SH paris 3. g., no man aud
in psnisr slssaHten 2otaIeu bic
.geisnsts be Rot" Dorseisst be-
tommt, feb. man barin cine SuIbi'
sung fir Die 8Iume.
Die Site. RofeH in sebadeaer
5orm gu senieBen, 1T Sabrtauienoe
alt uno itammt aus 4iisn. SIN
Rsi9e Der Wlitte selten RoieHbldtter
ihon felt SabrbuHbertsn aIs 2eder'
biNen, iino penn cine 9iueitide
S90ns iid ettpos bsfonbers S4on.s
ausb.ntt, bann bentt iis an ROi.u.
blGtter. Die Roisn miiFen oss
Worgens, tpenn Der Eau nod auf
ibnsn Iiest. DON ben Stenseln &c.
nommen perben. Damn psrben iie
iogleih sefpaf6en, nobel man re&t
porij4tig su @erie seben mub. Das
gadpert mub iparm aus Der pfanne
ssnofen ipsrDsn. Die Bitten ipsrbsn
entpeber auseinan0er senommen uno
in einen iroenen Topf setan, ober iie
perbsn in cine SdiifFel ssIest. glun
perbsn Gier buriibsr seihIagen uno
bic 8lGttsr nit Webl un6 tpsnis
3uder gu einem iieif.u Ssis Derriibrt.
llnteroes bat nan Sa gum Siebsn
sebraat, uno lDarin badt man bic
ROien sleid fonberu gsisnets raid
ab. Wan uebme mDsIidf iDenig
gier unb peuig MeN. Damn bsbaI'
ten bic Rofens ibrsn aarien. fsinsn
9efdmad, Den 'iiiben Duff, Der f4
ipis cine Ieidte Molte mitteilt. Mu1
gu anbern 3peden fpiro bic Roie nod
pernonbt. Die feinsn, aarten glGt.
ter peroen nls Sabat psrarbeitet,
unb bic 4uR.iimeriuuen sefalIen ii9
ausenbIidIid bariu, gIattsr BON,
Rofen ~ ra:aaen.
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SF II Elm nsss.r wssni,,, b..I.s ais'
cnenrdf2"

!! SF II Elm n.s.sr ws.ni,,, b!.i.s ssis'
penrata"
Gin Soiot 1T erl Gin bOrni.rtet
9lffe, Der mir i'm Mohbi4ein beges'
men fann! S1ooe lin Dos i4ons
8abnsslo!" psttsrts fie.
SO fol. -. limb id oadte, neil
0u 70 persniist ausiabeit. =.
rS99 @ersniista Du bift ipD...
ni6t ssideiot9" risf iie, INNER ipa'
TENDER tperoeno.
.glber reg Did bod nidt auf,
Natalie! gs ma9te pirtIiA ben
Ginorud. 0ein fibsler 9utuabsl'
f6ub lGbt aqes anoere ehsr psrmr'
ten, als bab Su perdrsert auriid'
tpmmit!"
,Wlein - fibelsr Sutnabel'
ibusa~ iappfte iie ent5ebt unb fub-
ipfort NIT beiben 9dnben gum aopf
binauf, Inn oes unseabnten S4mudss
babbaft gu tperoen.
limb ba. bate iie bunn Die geihes
.ung uno tpubte plSbli1, pesbalb
Der Serr &irdenrat auf einmal 10
talt unb reIerpiert sepproen mar,
no6oem er iis eisentlid i4On baIb
unb balb enedsiert bate, uno BON
ibr auf feline 9eiratsm0glidteit ri4t
unqiinItia abtariert tpproen mar.
9ln ibrer 9utnubelipise itedte ndrls
, lid elm siemIi9 umfansrei4es. tnpl'
lises Gtipas, bas iid bel sOrnbebsn'
Der 9etro1tuns als elm i4Oner
goIbt0pfiser Gbampasnerpfropfen NIT
Dem aortbranS uSendeI" barauf ere
tpies.
On bieiem .SendsI4 battle Der
2Orb seIeifsn, ben Der 9err airden'
rat ibr abf9psntsnb seseben. Senn
.ein tpirtidaftIides JrauIein, fanf'
ten, ielbfloisn Gbaratters nit ioIi'
ben, anfprudsIofen aebenssetppbn'
bsiten" iidert ihre SutnabeI natiir'
lid nun unb nimmer nit SettitOp'
ieln. -.
so cine 9emeinbeit!" entrans es
ii9 ppa Gntriiitung ihren psrtniffe'
nen 2ippen, unb insrimmig i9leu'
berte iie ben 275. 9sip.is bes WObls
lsbens zines Meni4en in Die Ode,
Der ibr als Der Snbesriff alIer SeIbii'
iu9t. gosbsit uno proserei gait uuo
befen Ramsn uuo 4orefe iis nur
ieiosr ni4t tannte, UNI ihm ihrs an'
fi9t iiber feline berrIihen Gbaraiter'
sigsnidufteH i4riftIid sebeH gu tOn'
EeIl. ..
absr Bel ibrsm ndaftsn aussans
tuufts iie iid bod sins usue S4us'
billie fir ibre 9utHaosI!
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= MbFiinena. .gsi S6rsm
'Ser5leiben mirftsn sic tpsber rau9sn
nod triutssL" - .Gott - i'd rau'
DE ia nur saIiO6pIfrsie 3isarrsn unb
trint. nur 'nitotinf;.i.s 8isr!a
Gin @Gid. GtubenmaS&.n
(Sas 6urG. cine unssfbidte genssuns
nit Dem 'StaubpeSel ein GemGlbe
Surditoben baD: Rod n Slid, baB
60 ni$t I'M me JsHitsrf&sib. sssan'
- u NIB ntusn SUIT. grau.
sd peiR pabrbaftis ui@t, mas id
au 0sm Tite auffesen foil; id bin
i4on sanaGfopflos!"
MannrA /. llnb trosbsm Milf SM
nod ipass duffebsH24 |
" Sgs1pte Greunbtnnsn.
;:sRun yiDie sssfdIlt Dir msin ao'
.Smy idJsglaube, I'M poristn Sab
Set falFet HH .ss bsNsss saul. : = Z Z
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Die @abrbeit
ober feline gesablnns.

menn eie nieberasl6lnsen,
i.rrsufrieben. beHneiiigt nnp
efitniutbiai iinh, 10 ionfiy
tiren Eie mnnioTi.
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WsH, iar asnirarisren.

Samiiicn 0snnth 0bie.
Gincinrdft o.. Q. 9nlt 1914.
Derfienflte Hugebofe ipeIheH eri.
eeoenoerrmmsn IN her Ciiite hes Bonrb o.
Gcunih 0omininiouers bts HreitdG< ben z.
eLnaiiii 1914. um ~ iibr Dlitiaas, far bic Hat'
itehenhe Qonnih.arbeii:
Gennb ben spesifiiniionen No. 572 - Tlr
bic mepnraiu Der 9urritor iino HroofoiNe
1,frrptie ron var. elbeune. Snrrifon. notolib
Lis sur Jnblana giaots'einis, Sarriion 1oipn'
fbip.
7ts sfrbelt BOT su atf&ebsn IN ueh,retrttius
utuna nit ben @Idnfn nnb gpts.hiailoreii.
treldie jstt nutIitnen IN ber Office be boaro
Of Qourih gorrNtoners
, Nus uraebuis utfNer niii Ncrrinlcrtr nnsGs.
fsrfint fsin iptIne In ber Cf'ice hff Nodro o'
Toriitb qomminionsrs Az bdber fro, unb be-
eIeiisi isln bon tirsm @onb In ber Sobs bon
fiirfbnrbert (s5oQ.00) Dollars init 5ipet piiisn
iirb ceniiaenbsn V'iircer. ole Gifethei pniurs
bnb brr Beter ben sforiroIi eirgebsn trtto inr
Nnsihbriine ber arstti I'm Sale berielbt ipH
lie Gennip gomn,iulpnsrs ssnaltsr no bcs
gef. Dor, ireenbeir ther ale uusebcie 81 pfr'
ipsiifu. ~, ..
grsb, Q. @effeLmarn. g,IaIiosnt
0.ie.2s.so
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nsiis fur aon,raitsrsu.
Dfftteber qounie.st o NJ mif far'
BON Samitfon GenIt2. ,

Qirefnnatt,. o.. 10. Inlt 1914.
c,aenasncnlff,sn IN Ser 'Ct,o bes soare .oi
dountn gonmiiioBere bie gr fee otn 4.
liaanIi 1914, I'M u llbr Wittoes. iiir bic Hnt'
Inter essc, no. e7s. for Gtabtrnns beg
whl Ronb thr cine sirtie bon 1900 Giib
an Snrstdubs Rlnce. nro iiir 600 Sup npr5'
ipiris BON bsr Bant Gid Roah tn sorinsiielo
4otpnfbip. ..-,..
uurg init ben gldnen dub Soe3itiaiionefi,
peide jeti Ia ber Gfiiee bes Soate OF d0uHie
gcmmitionets anilttaeH.
ane anaebote miltien 1ai yormnlGren cnsee,
iertiai ieifi. relcpe in Der Cffiee bee soate oi
Gcnrin QonmtHicnsrs su tnben iiHb, iinb De-
eIettei fein bon einem eoub IN btr Scee bon
fen nnS oenlaenben ailreen ais ei6erbeii. bns
Ser gieter ben auniro!i eluaeten Nib sur
Siustntrilnq bsr etrbeii. i'm Snus esfislss 'sia
Tie Gcun,S GomuifItcuete btbalisu TIt has
pe6i ror, traenbeiH obst ale Sineeboie sn
beriperfen.
On, gpiirass bss eOarS Of SaHniIi'n G0'in'1
Grulntftortrs.
greb q. 1effeImGun. @raabsnt.
ie,23,3o6
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ppti. FIR asniraitpren.
Qommtfftontt's Dffltt
SamiItpn q olnnts. z bte,

QineiHnnti. Ebip. g. Snli 1919,
perfteaeIts una etboie tperoen en-.
e.aenaenommen IN bet Office hes Soare OF
&ounin Goyimiiiioners bic btettda, D osH y.
anoiiit iaii Inn ~ ilbr Whiiaes. iiir be nag
iitteiioe Qonrihdtbtii: 80 ..n.
6ernds ben Gpesifiiationen no eso@Jnf J,
gsepntirura bet Hriide an eoeampre erest.
nabe 9ertTb qIdee. in ssmuies zpipnleie.
Gie urbet bei su etittben u nessItirliim
rira nit ben glGrsn unb cYtstftia'tcHen,
nsIxe lett nn'Iiegen IN ber Office hts poare
Of Gourfp Gonr1littcuers
slne auesbote ulNtn anf rormnlnrs anece:.
fsrfint feir, tpelAe In btr cities hes Sonro o'
gonrtr qommtiitoners gu bnben itnb, une be.
eleitet fein ben eiHem Tonb IN ser eumHt non
iirfburb,r, $500 oo) Cellars NIT sirei eultH
ui6 aernaeresn gntsen ole Siftrbeti bnihr.
bnt btr B,sitr ben acriraii singebgr fpiro ,ur
unt'atrura ber grbeii. TN Haue berfslbs iem
snerinnrt pttb
Die Gouniu GenmiHipnsrs betcLisn H3 eas
ge6t bcr. iretubein coet ale uHsehof 81
an aIp'rass sss Boarb Of saniIiOn ConntS
Qcmrif'icrste.
% go duc6,f3
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Rtut auslsguns.
asbrsr: sWas bs,bt bus: LRom III
niHt an sinsm Gage srbaut lporber1.S
- die Wld,irsr boben idoH IN
LelIssrtbum 70 Isbr gsfauisnst!'
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8n psrmiet6sn--8in.mer.

8immer I'm 2. eiod. gront; 8 i'm. g..
eiSa. 5ront. 1901 Race strabe. u
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aeibtnsaen0ffe
unter Gaunerm

= .sSrnerhalb 5pet aDDWeH W NIT
brsimal Der llsbsrsiebsr pertauf4t ipors
osa."
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/ eos. nsn sisssgHts ,sl,.s sl,,Isbas s,,sa,s si,s
1S57n so,s'
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q, o,sk Stn, Stti",s bei, .l@iiaen maib in ae'
fnd,.s araeieaenbeiien. Berfi6eliira, geilsr.
nIebes enaeleaeubeiten proseileilf Hnulen
cher Rerihtiien brn giaenfbiirr, Napiinlaninae.
qr bcretiiia, poI!,n >tSefrennie une briilef oeI'
isrrns lltneiaiira ,pieber suriiS Wue Sei6ni'
te ,uerben Seilta eetol,en NIB f.rena forfi'
eertisu. qeniultatipn fdGiidl
ppn I iihr Wadln,ittaas bis uht Mpsnne.
q esnntaas Ia iibr. Tisuitas abtnhs Bio 0 tlpr.
g0b Naluut efrnbt, 0imppob gfatG Ehtp.
esdianb pbfr GLENDALE Oars.
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gerlanet III fanfen.
On Serfanfeu - geridieSeu's.

SIeif4, une groeerh1e
iebaft In ellisr Wlarii,gsa6barf4nii. Pnn
suiraeeH u. o., g0IisbIoit II
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GE0.P. SCHVEITZER
VOLKsBLATT Z
JOB ROOMS
1877 Of z. etrahs.

DepIaeirt.
RGubsr (sins Dame pliinbtrnb3:
.Sp - MN bos Mtbaillon, bite.
Die Code nsbmsn sic ipobl beraus;
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larger area that may be covered The
disadvantages are that the yields on
the average are about one third less,
and occasionally both seed and labor
are thrown away, heHstraw Is com
money! shorter and in an adverse year
is hard to bind into firm bundles that
will not scatter. The fields dry out
quicker than on plowed ground and are
harder to p1ow the Following year,
while the physical condition of the soil
is not as good for the subsequent crop
Weeds. notably Russian thistles and
tumbling mustard. are much more anu-
m4rous on stumbled in fields, as are
also insects iii some cases. The retlec-
lions upon ones credit and standing as
a farmer must also be listed among
the disadvantages.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-09-23
Safety First.

The automobile has ceased to be
a plaything or novelty. 1t has even
ceased to be an enemy to the farmer
since the farmer has adopted it into
his family. In fact, it has progress
ed far enough in common use to be-
come amended to certain fixed rules,
says the Duluth News Tribune.
The Safety First society has for
mulated some of these rules which
are valuable, not alone because vital
to safety, but because so simple, so
brief and therefore doubly impress
~sive. The best laws regulating mo-
tors now aim to put responsibility on
the driver rather than to specify an
exact speed limitation.
Such laws provide for careful driv-
ing, for good judgment, for reason
able speed and leave it in case of &C
cident for the court and jury to find
if the driver has been at fault For
this reason these rules laid down
adopt in Interpreting such regulatory
laws.
For instance, one is to "Go slow
passing children, passing vehicles,
around corners, approaching Cross
ings, behind street cars taking on or
discharging passengers" Another is,
+: use tire chains on wet and slippery
pavements.''
These commend themselves to COM
mon sense. If observed, accidents
will be vastly lessened. If not OBJ
served certainly they may we'll be-
come guide for courts in defining
what is careful driving and the use
of proper judgment.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-09-23
FACTS ABOUT sILAGE.

Results of Experiments In Growing,
Preparing and Feeding.
The dairy division Of the department
Of agriculture has for number Of
years conducted experiments in grow
ing, preparing and feeding silage. The
results of these Investigations nave
lately been summed UP by the depart
ment
Cost accounts kept for silos on thir-
ty-one farms in Wisconsin and Michi-
gan show that the cost Of putting up a
ton of silage varies from 46 to st cents.
Cost records kept for eighty seven siios
in various parts of the United States
give 81 cents a ton as the average cost
of filling
'"The cost Of producing ton OF sill
age" explains the department, varies.
Of course, with the acre yield. the
cost of growing an acre and the cost
Of filing the silo. In general, it may
be stated that from $1.5O to 81 ton
represents the limits between which
most of the silage is produced"
As to the use Of silage the depart
ment draws from it's records OF various
feeding experiments with various
classes of cattle several rahons that
have been found to give satisfactory
results.
Rations for dairy COWS are classified
in accordance with milk yield and the
quality Of this yield. as follows:
For 1900 pound cow yielding forty
pounds Of milk testing 3.5 per cent:
Silage, forty pounds; clover, cowpea
or alfalfa hay. ten pounds; grain mix
ture, ten pounds.
For COW Of the same weight yield
ing twenty pounds, Of 3.5 per cent
milk: Silage, forty pounds; clover.
coWpea or alfalfa hay. five pounds:
grain mixture. five pounds.
For 900 pound COW yielding thirty
pounds of per cent milk: Silage, thir.
ty pounds; clover. cowpea or alfalfa
hay, ten pounds; grain mixture, eleven
pounds.
For COW of the same weight yield
ing fifteen pounds Of per cent milk
Silage, thirty pounds; clover, cowpea or
alfalfa hay. eight pounds; grain mix.
ture, five pounds
A good grain mixture to be used in |;
ration that includes silage and some
sort Of leguminous hay is composed of
corn chop. four parts; wheat bran, two
parts; linseed oilmeal or cottonseed
meal, one part.
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Young fruit falls to the ground froH.
the trees for a variety of causes, mogt
frequent of which are insect pests an.
imperfect fertilization. Drought and
high winds are also responsible. The
dropped fruit should be gathered UP
daily and burned so that any insects
they contain will give no further
trouble With apples and pears i'm.
perfect fertilization is indicated by the
absence of seeds and by their size or
failure to swell.
Hardy shrubs shel!d be pruned sc
soon as they have done Towering, e
they require pruning at all. This W.T..
insure their Towering the following
year. Where pruning is delayed the
new growth that follows rarely has
time to become sufficiently ripe.