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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
9m cyrab' 1T 9ln6c.


@GrcNGe5eigut8en fir sen oeriiorbe-
ncn FoIi5eiicrgeaHtcu @m. 20.
Sein3. Gapt. aal6ilciicb lro
OreiBio &oli5iiteu 6cgleiten oen
Eooien bis All oas @ra6. PM
Oere 9eeroiguugen.
Gie 9eeroiGlmg oes am Samitog
lnermartet aus Oem 9eben gei6ieoe-
nen Sergeartteu 9Sm. @l. &ein5 iin-
set 6eutc 9}a6nlittog 6al6 3 ll6r bonn
Irauer6auic gtr. S21, @orre-StroBe,
ans auf Dem ,9ouoon &orf Srieo-
6oic" itatt. @ielc 9efonute uuo
Srelm0e ipro1eu geIlerh i'm Graler.
6auile Dor, I'M nod cinen 9lid AMI
OaS 2(ntlib 0eS 6elic6ten @}onneS 3u
t6un. 9lls 9n6rtubtrdger meroen
ibm obt ieiner @oli3iiten sic Serreu
Spittcl, 9lomoier, Giron Glarf
Jiot6, &DuS ino N2anning sic lebte
@bre eriDeien. Gopt &albileiid6 lmo
Sergcaut Sames Manning, iowie 30
&oli5iileu OcS iiiOmeitliden 0iitriftS
mcr0eu Der Eroerieier inn Sauic bei-
wo6nen lmO gcbcu Dem Gn6ilgeibie.
ocncn ooS @brcngeleite sum @ra6e.
Serr g8m 30. Sein5 wliroe am A.
Suli 1856 in @rag, 8o6men, ais Der
qIteiic So6u bo6gea6teter oc.il6er
Ghern geboren mo fam nit Ieineu
Gltern ais Sduglinq na6 9lmerifa.
Seine @ltern gingen 3uerIt na1 @ir-
ainien unO iieOelten IiG ipGter in
Baltimore an. 9llsauigemedter Gna-
be fano cr balo cine g[nitellung III Ell
nent @ei6dite lno cta6lirtc ipdter
elm SAoltaitengeiddft nit cinenl
9etannten inter Dem 6irmennoncn
Seii5 & @ies 9lm t2. Wlai 1897
irot ct III 0as Boli5eioepartement
Elm umo wurOe bier Sabre ipdter am
t2. 9niguit 1901 3um Sergebauteu
6ei6rOert 9llS iolc6cr ipar er me6-
rere Sabre in g9albroof t6dtig mo
crwarb Ii6 ou9 I'M 9}oromeiien ser
Staot Oiele 6reun0e DurG icn
piliGteiiri9eS 9hiitretcu imo liebcnS-
miiroigcs g9eien. Seit Dem 10. Sc
6rlnr 1910 fam CT ouf ieinen ei0enen
@unidb na6 Dem Siiomeiten.
Sr. 0ein5 6intcrldBt auBer leiner
Satin, 5rm Gut6arine &C., geb.
@ibcl, mlr cine per6eirat6ete Todj-
ter, 6rau 9loa eager, iino cine oOop-
iirte Gobter, SRI. 0laraerp Sein3,
iopie einen 9ruoer, Scrrt 6. Sein3.
6rau Gatbarinc 2 6mt0t.
Gon i6rer gSo6uung, 9}r. 1905,
@aitern-9lpenie, aus muroc gcitcrn
@littag 6rau Gat6arinc 5bluiot 5ur
cpigcn 9lu6e ge6ettct Inn . llbr
ion0 I'M Erancr1olnc cine crgrciienOc
Scier itntt, bel Occ Baltor s. D}.
Gpller in 5u Ser5eu ae5enoeil &or-
ten oen G6arotter unO Die E6oten ser
@nti1laienen i6ilocne. Gorouf IeB.
te liG Oer aus 0cn 3ablrci6 crl6icne-
ucn 6relmoeu rmO Serponotcn be-
ite6en0e Grauer3ug inf Oen 92t Gar
mel-SricO6oie in @cmcglng. aui Dem
sic 9eiiebung erfo(gtc, s(ls 9a9r.
tiidltrager fmgirten oic Serren gb.
Seim6u1, G6os. 9lunfcL So6n 2oid,
@il6. Gboic, &m. gllbrcbt mo ISM.
&ierg.
syrau Got6. 5dmiot. cine Scr dltc.
5ten 9epo6ucrinucu 0it-9qItimore's
mar am is. Nlai Ill 9lltersiAmdGe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

heilte sic folgcnoen Serren IN oieiel
9lngclcgcnbeit cribeincn: 06erit Sc
rome $. SSoDcc, Sobn Sc. 0cponoi
81. g. 9ibbinS, 9(aen @. g8iu, 9to
bert 6. See, SAUL s. Quinh @eai
@omfs uno Sronf 9(. S'Gounea.
Die StaOtratGs-Sitana.
S,aoiodtcr c6rca oas 9lnocurcu iG
res caliblaiencn Golleaeu Eroui.
ielier. @cui0e ueue @eroro.
nlngen cingcrcibt Scrr Gur.
ran bonn 5lucitcn 3mci0 gee6rt
Gerta1lng bis Gonuerilog.
3u @caim Scr aeIiriacn Staot.
raibSiiblng 6icltcn Gei0c 3meige cine
0emeininme Geriammhmn INN oo5
9ln0enfen OcS fiir5lic6 Oeritorbencn
Observation-Disclosures Sobn s.
Grailtfelier bonn 5lpeitcn &oi655mci9
5u cbreu. 98arme 9lodruic wurOen
Dem Gn6inaeibicoencn Don Oen iol-
0euoen Staotoaterh gepiomet. SeI-
Ter, 9ono, @6iteiorO, Gomues,
Gurm 9oIIon Curtis, Gurran,
&einnemdn Cummings, S@}cara,
Sentmole, Stodbam ino Su6ert.
Y teiic %eror0nungen.
@eitern mar oie lcbte 5iBlmg in
Oieien @ei6ditSia6r 6es StoOtrat6S.
lmo MIR mcni1e ncuc @erorOnngen
wiuocn ciugereiGt rn0 Serr Golion
oon Ser 16. 8aro lteate Oen 9lntrag,
COP ollc olten @eroronngen meI6c
nod nibt bon Gomite'n in 9lngriif
0enommen mtrOer, 8ilriidge5ogen,
bonn @alenoer aeitri6en unO oamL
wcnn n0t6ig, mieoer friic6 cingcreic6t
meroen. Die erite Sibung oe5 StaOt-
rotbs I'M neuen @ci6ditsio6r iinoet
optro tomnlcnoeu Gonncritag 9lbeno
iiatt.
3m eriten 3peige rei4te Serr
Spencer bon ser 4. @arO oui @uni6
beribieoeuer @ei@ditsleutc imo Ser
ib0neungSOereine cine @crorOmmg
Elm, Ourd mclAc OaS 9ogern bon
9aunaterial beim S9labten-Mlonu-
meut lmO Dem 9iberiD Grcicd, mtf
Dem 0lc9ane @Iat ODER SopfinS
@laB 0erboteu pirO. Sir oos lle6er-
trcten Der @eiiimmlm0eu ser @eroro-
lung 1T cine Straie bon $40 pro Gag
Dorgeie6en.
Serr &cinbeman reicbte i'm 5peitei
&at6S5meige cine @erorommg ein,
mcI6c oori6rcibt, OoB in ieoem E6ea-
ter uHo @ebduoe, Oas fir g8anoel-
biloer @oriieIhmgen 6cnubt miro,
getrenntc 9lborte fir NlGnner uno
6rouen ein0eri6tet merOen miiiien.
5n Oritter 9eiunG ouge-
nom men.
9faAIe6cnoe @cror0nlngen ipur-
Sen in orittcr 2eilng angcnommen:
I'M >erltcu 9tat6s5peig:
2lutoriiirlmg bon Sarriion 8.
StireS 5ilr grric6hrng eines @ouOel-
bifoer 9beaterS al gtortb 9Ioelnc
mo GoieoaIe-StraBe;
9lutoriiiriug Der Ser. StroBen.
hahn @elellicbait 5im 9egcn bon
@eleiien opi ser SollioaD StraBc
lmo auf Ser @orriion.2lDcnue;
i'm 5meiten NntbS5peige:
9(toriiirlmg BON &C. g. g. Mont-
gomerD sur grricbhmg cines @aoels
biloer S6caters auf oem 9lnpeieu
9tr. 500 504 @cit-8ronfliu- Str;
gliitoriliruug bon George 81. Sal
lis, JIM, 3llr @rriHtlmg zines @ou-
Oelbil0er 96eaters auf Dem 9lmpe-
fen 9lr, S26 S2S, Souoper-Str.;
w0dentlibe 9e5a6lung Der tdoti.
i6en Gagl06ner;
9llitoriiirrHg bon G6omos 9.
SoIO6erg sur grriAtrng zines @an-
Oelbilocr G6eater5 oui oem 9lume-
len Gar. 31O7 gseit-)lort6.9lDe
Sr. Gurron gee9rt.
Sr. @iaiom GurraL Der 9tahfol-
1cr Oes beritor6enen Stootrat6Snlit-
3IieoeS &ralltfelter, muroe geItcrn
pom ~orittcn 9iotbs5wcig,0 welber
i6 aus Den 9lngeiielltcn 0es StoOt-
tobtcS 0uianimenieBt NIT einem aus
100 gteIfen beitcben0en Bouquet be-
i6euft.
@aIonte @nti6uI0iqung.
Come: ngl6er, Serr S6crit ieBt 6abe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

StllrB, Srall UldrD SpoDr, tSrall 81.
@uBmann einen So0n Srn. Sol. s..
SNmiot 6 @nfel itno 5 llrenfel.
Sin scrH seIc6eucr Sat.
SSn ie0er Seutl6cn SyamiIie, sic
lcimotblicbc @rinncrltnqen uno Sen
2out Scr Dtutteriprobe IN G6reu
bait lit oub oos ioc6en eri@icneue
@taibeft Der 0Delti6en SouSfrolt, "
@limaufee 9SiS4 Gin ie9r miQfom.
mencr @oit Sru6lings6locr, @r.
3dblungen ln0 @eoidte olirc6meben
oieic 9arumer nit eMtcm Gcu5es
baud. Syn ibrer mDcrgleiAIi9en
g9eiie er3G6lt inns 2ouiie gSeitfircD
cine i6rer Itilmmtn9SOoQen @cihi6.
tal oicSmol 1T es cine aniprecbenoe
iie0crid.bfide @ciAi6te, sic im8 in
ca8 2ebcn im0 Ereibcn oeS gemiitb.
li6en &6Ifbens 5ur &iiugit5eit cineu
Gin6lid tbln IdBt.
SSn ieinen 9fciiebricien aus ser
clten Scimatb fiibrt lmS @ilbeln
&au6e in'S 2ipperlan0, ouS 92olen.
lanO Gc6t 6cimatbIih nlltGeu feline
9eicbreibungen Ger icbou gelegcneu
Staot Detmolo uno iciuc8 geiu1es
i'm fleineu 0rte 9htmenielo, nit iei.
nen oltcribiimli1en @outcn mo
merfmiiroigen g}omen ser StroBcn
lmO @dBNen, an. SSntereliont lit
ieine SuBtour noA Sen Grternitcinen,
cine ser groBten SebcrSwilr0igfeitcn
reutidcr 2dn0sr, geidilocrt.
SSn oicien %eft beginnt audi cine
Serie bon 9eiAreiblmgen nit SUI.
itrotionen berporragenoer Stdote III
gimerifo Die Dem 2eier Die S6on-
beiten imierer neuen Seinotb Dor
9htgen fiibren ioaen. gleu Yort miro
ais erite Stoot in oicler Summer ge.
8eiat. Die 3eteftib. @eldi6te: oDoS
@ebeinliB BON 0u6i6hito, miro
nit jeOer 5orticBuug feiielnoer lul0
iponncnocr, ga oie Gcrruidehmgell
incntpirrbor ideineu. 9lnQeneDms
llnterbolhmg iiir @}uliflicbbobcr
let Oas lA0nc 2ic0 bon Sr. Gin0
uSSungeS @riin beloibt sic Nfoi'n.
glu6 fir Die &lcincn lit micocr oller-
lei 2ebrrciHcs imo 2uitiges Dorge
iebeu.
Gon Rraitiidcm @ertb oiirftc iid
Die 9eibrci6ung eines bonn 2ano-
wirtibafts Bureau in @aibiugtou
enpioblenen gmlpIones fit fleinc
tSarubGrier ermeiien. @ie 9[6bilolmg
ldBt crfennen Dob 9iibi9eS g(uSie6cn
unO 8medoienlihfeit in crfreulider
GSeiie beriidiiAtigt wuroern @ou
Gem ipe5iea Scr SouSfrou gepiome.
ten Sbeile f0nneu mir bel 0eieu
&ei6bnltigfeit nur 0ie qroBe 9(lls.
mobl BON neiien &leioernooen fir
0omen mo Sinner, Die ic6onen @or4
lcgen fir sic peribieoenlten Stid.,
&dfel- un6 StridarbeitclL @orihlGge
fiir bic @r06eeridiion lmo Sen @nr
ten 9lnlcitingen gum GleiocrlHo6en
unter Dielem 9lnocreu Der0or6ebcn.
Gum Sdniic m0@ten mir nur nod
crm16nen, oaB Die 9hibrifcn: ,Gfie.
uer Sprebiaal," uSous uno Sero,
n@rieffoiten, n@rbetene 9le3eptc"
unO ng8er ltGt @erwanote uno 9es
fonntc, alien 2eiern 5ur Gbeilnob
me gepiomet lin0 imo lim lc9ou fir
&iele ais cine unerih6pflihc auele
gum 9luStnii6 crpro6tcr @rfa6run
gcn ermicien iopie longe geiudte
&erpon0te uno 9etountc micoer 3u
iommengeiiibrt bat.
Die u1elIti1e Sousirou" rridclntI
am nd6lten Sonntoa uno ic0er
9lbonnent Ocs oIcutic1cn Gorreipcn
oenten" am Sonntog er6dlt Oielelbe-
geitcIiingen ouf Sen ,Gorrciponoen-
ten" mer0eu ieoer5eit eHtueoer pcr
%oiifarte ooer pcr Eelepbon st.
%mil 3i73 entgeaci1enonlnlen.
&rcdcs giGn6critiit6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
0o8 IonQmciIi0e Stiid

3 Ian9Weilige Q I'll 4.
Sogcnic6lieBer (pertroulib 5um
Sbeater6eiuber, oeu CT ilirbtbor
gd6nen iicbD, n@ar0on mein Serr,
mem sic ii9 oielleidt Iongwei-
lcn. ....in Der @oroero6e ioll III
Sfat geipiclt werOen. .. ga fe6lt
gera0e nod Der brittle IRannl~
wdnc 5mr McHe ins 9lusIano 6eoret g.
N9lue, 9r. 4l3 Sit.9altimuTe'Strahe, uaDt
6uitom 8onie sIUemue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

@alonte @nti6uG6igung.
Game: n9lber, Serr S6crit iebt babe
id om Eoto ouf Sbr @iero oeiett,
rmo MN bleibt Der @ou( am Stort
itebenl" Sberit: uSSo, 0jnaoigItc, cr
Bat iit6 ieOcnioas bon S6rem gln6lid
nibt losreiBen tonnen-@
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
HELGELANp

The weather man certainly de-
serves much credit for sending out
the sunshine so generously.
On Tuesday evening the children Of
school district No. 276 under guild
ance of their teacher, Miss Morgan,
gave Thanksgiving program. A
number Of people from the neighbor-
hood were present and all report that
it was fine one.
Miss Morgan left on the local We'd
nesday evening for her home at
Grand Forks, N D., where she spent
he1 Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hauglid accom-
panied by Arne Engen, Oscar and
Arthur Olson attended the school
program and basket social in the
south Brandt school on Wednesday
evening given by the pupils of that
school and Of the Belgium school UNI
der the direction of Misses Erickson
and Warfel, teachers of the two dis
tricts. Messrs. Engen and the Olson's
went right on from there to Crooks
ton where they took in the Pioneer
Days at the Elks' hall H
Mrs. Filing Olson and Simon Olson
left on the local Thursday evening
fol Crookston for few days visit.
Barthold Engen, one of our thrifty
young men left on Thursday evening
fol Moorhead where he will again
take up the work at the state normal
school Of that city.
Olga and Mabel Christopherson
left on Saturday evening for Crook
ston, the latter leaving for Grand
Forks the following morning where
she plans to spend the winter.
Arthur Olson and Arne Engen re-
turned from Crookston on Saturday
morning.
Dear and Simon Olson returned
from Crookston on the Flyer to War
rer Sunday morning. Anthem Peter
| sor Of Bristlet met them there in his
car and took them home in the morn
| ing
Miss Mildred Hauglid who is at
| tending the Crookston schools spent
| Thanksgiving with her home folks
returning on Saturday to resume her
duties at school,
1t pays to subscribe for the Sheaf.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
EDGEWOoD SCHOOL NOTES

Honor roll in spelling for the past
week: Annie Eide, Alma Melve, r.
Garfield Trulock. Myer Nelson, Cliff
ford Eide and John Melve.
The Ladies Aid served dinner on
Thanksgiving day in our school and
after dinner they had large sale,
which turned out well, large crowd
being present.
Misses Sophie and Nellie Nelson
spent the holidays at their home.
Miss Hilda Eide spent Thanksgiv-
ing day at her home.
OLAF Hagen, from Granite Falls,
has been visiting at T. @. Eide's the
past week.
Ruth Ranum was absent from
school Friday.
The eighth grade had a test in his
tcry and arithmetic Wednesday.
Miss knutson spent the week end
at home. Norma Eide, Editor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

State of Minnesota, County of Mar
shall.--ss.
District Court, 18th Judicial District.
W. J. MURRAY, Plaintiff, VS.. w. A.
Young and Margaret @. Day, De-
PENDANTS.
The State Of Minnesota to the above
defendants and each of them:
You, and each of you, are hereby
summoned and required to answer
the complaint in the above entitled
action, which complaint is filed in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court of Marshall County, Minneso.
ia, and to serve copy Of your ans
wcr to the said complaint. on the sub.
scrlber at his Office in the City If
Warren in Marshall County, Minneso.
ia, within twenty COY days after the
service of this summons upon YOU,
exclusive Of the day Of such service,
and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will take
judgment against you, and each of
you, in the sun, of Thirteen Hundred
Sixty-five and 31-1O0 i$1365.31 Dol
lars, together with interest on the
sum of Twelve Hundred Forty-one
and l9-100 ($12Al.19) Dollars from
tho 18th day Of February, 1914, at the
rate Of eight per cent. rer annum,
and for the costs and disbursements
of this action.
Dated September Goth, 1914.
A. N. Eckstrom,
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff,
Warren. Minnesota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
AIM A

John Biorgaard was to Luna on
business Monday.
Henry Schey helped John Bjor-
gard butcher last Tuesday.
Henry, Carl and Oscar Bjorgaard
were helping Henry Schey husk corn
Oh Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bjorgaard entertain-
Cd Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Grim, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Jorgenson and Henry Schey Thanks
giving day.
M. +. Cook is attending court as a
juror.
Thanksgiving day visitors at Carl
Clson's were Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Wahlin.
Fred Fahnstrom and family dined
al Benson's last Thursday.
Mrs. M. R. Cook visited with Mr.
and Mrs. j. r. Cook last Sunday.
Henry, Enga and Carl Bjorgaard
went to West Valley for short visit
with their cousins.
j, S. Bjorgaard and family were
Sunday visitors at H. 0. Schey's.
Subscribe for the Sheaf, smile and
be happy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
VIKING

School report Of District 80 for the
month ending Nov. 10:
Number enrolled, 81.
Average daily attendance 90.
Those perfect in attendance are
Mabel Peterson, Olga Larson, Min
ME. Hannah and Edward Berg.
Attending nineteen days, Julia
Custafson.
Attending eighteen days are Gyda
and Syyer Gottenborg, Clarence Gus
tafson, Gilbert Halden, Arthur and
Walter Larson and Chester Dyrud.
A shadow social was held in the
school house Saturday evening, Nov.
Is and very large crowd was in at
tendance. The sum of S56.0S which
was taken in will be used partly for
a Xmas tree and the rest will be used
towards an organ
After lunch good time was had
b! all in playing games.-Marie Phil
Gpson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
EFFICIENCY IN FARMING.
South Dakota Asrculturist Makes
Plea. Before Convention.

South Dakota Asriculturst Makes
Plea. Before Convention.
A plea for the application Of busi-
ness efficiency measures to farming
was made in an address before the In
ternational dry farming congress held
at Wichita. Kun, by Thomas Cooper.
director Of the South Dakota expert
ment station.
''The difference between the success.
full and unsuccessful farm is largely a
question of applied efficiency In pro
duction and organization of the farm
business" he said.
Mr. Cooper pointed out that 1t was
necessary to develop systems OF distri.
button of farm products that involve
less loss and waste and assert that this
is a problem OF organization and CO.
operation
Estimates indicate that the average
farmer in this country receives d. to
% cents from each dollar expended by
the consumer" he continued, while
farmers in most European countries re.
ceive co to g., cents.
In an investigation of groups of
farms located in townships in Indiana.
Illinois and Iowa it was found that
one farmer out of every twenty two
received a labor income Of more than
$1,000 a year. one Of every three paid
for the privilege Of worLing-that is.
after deductins 5 per cent interest on
their investment they lost money by
farming =
He said similar investigation in New
York indicated that one-third OF the
farmers made less than hired men.
one-third about the same as hired men
and the rest more
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02

ing. II the posts are set in concret.
and the dead man" brace wire IS alsf
embedded in concrete the outfit d
practically everlasting. For internedi
ate supports the same system is fol
lowed. but all posts can be made mucf
lighter By extending the crossbay
three. four or more lines can be rur
between the same set Of posts 1t /,
advisable to use the brace wire as In
dicated. as a wooden brace on the in
ner side OF the posts will be In the wa.
Of the clothes when they are placed OF
the line near the posts.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
OAK PARK

Oak Park is still on the map.

Oak Park is still on the map.
Here we are again after long
rest.
Well we are having what they call
nice weather for this time of the
year and the farmers are getting well
advanced with their fall work.
Christ Lefstad was shopping in Al
vsrado Saturday evening.
Ole NJ. Carlson has been busy haul
ing hay for a few days.
A bunch of young folks spent Sat
urday evening at the home of Nils
Hanson. Lunch was served at mid
night and games were played, music
was given by some students Of Oslo,
The wolves are getting plentiful.
Why not have wolf hunt?
Miss Title Hendrickson is visiting
relatives and friends in the city of
Minneapolis.
Albert Hendrickson a we'll known
hustling farmer of southern Hegdem.,
has been hauling wheat to town.
Some farmers are busy hauling wa.
ter on account of the fine weather.
Emil Larson Of this community has
left for the eastern part Of the coun-
ty to hunt.
Peter Lind made business trip to
townone day last week.
Ole Holtberg Of Vega, we'll known
farmer, was hauling wheat last week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
GROUNDING w;re. For Stock.


Grounding fence wires affords con
siderable protection from lightning and
is worth while investment for farm
ers. according to Frank M. White Of
the College Of Agriculture. University
Of Wisconsin.
To secure the best results ground
wires ought to be placed about 1OC
feet apart and closely stapled to tho
post. 20 as to form contact with every
one OF the fence wires. The ground
wires should also extend slightly above
the fencepost. and. like q lightning rod,
should penetrate the soil far enough to
reach moist earth No. or . wire has
been found most satisfactory for this
purpose
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
THE AMERICAN FARMER.

4 ssH a e. . 4s3s u $ :
There are certain public speak
ers who delight in telling us thut
tbs \ american farmer Is a soil
rob1er. that he does not try to
conserve the fertility OF the soil,
} tEt after all has been said there
Is nO class Of people on the face
|, Of the earth who are interested
in filling the soil that are the SUI
J perior Of the men right here in
,, this United States. says kim
balls Dairy Farmer. Now the
American farmer is facing new
situation because of the tremen.
! dous demand that is to be made
upon him In the next few months
or years. He will be called upon
to feed the nations OF the old
, world. and. while this represents
a very handsome profit. it repre-
sents a moral obligation as well
that he will be slow to overlook.
!, Few people are working for
their health. yet there are few
) people who are so depraved that
they will not see the significance
) of this wonderful demand that
will be made. The hands that
are reaching out from across the
sea begging for food, begging for
those things that will keep life
in the body and will protect from
; the cold and the ravages Of
hunger. will appeal to the best
principles Of American rural cit
) izenship. The whole thing cen
tiers around the great brother
s hood of man, and. while strife
may be keen, while the fight for
5 wealth may occupy much Of our
time. still underlying it all there
5 is this higher and nobler impulse
which invariably comes to light
5 when there is a special cali made
upon 1t.
) The optimism of the American
farmer is supreme: it is his op.
timiSm that makes the American
farm home the greatest of its
? kind 1t makes the American
farming country the most beau
; tiful on earth.
Observation-Disclosures aSaSA nS>nnAAA
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School Report.

Report of school district 5 Tor the
month ending Nov. 81:
No. pupils enrolled 43.
Average daily attendance IS.
Those present every day are Adelia
Anderson, Theodore Bergman, Esther
Edman, Mildred Gunderson, Agnes
and Dagney Hagglund, Julia Lind
berg, Florence, Inez and Hamlin
Nordlund, Magnus Olson, Astrid
Pearson, Evelyn and Albin Peterson.
Ruth Cashier, Agnes Lindberg and
Lydia Swanson. Those present 10
days or more are Gladys Anderson,
Wilbert Gunderson, Helmer and An
ma Pearson and Sophy Swanson.
Edith s. Dagoberg, Teacher.
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6 Pct. Money! Pct.-Money Pct.
Loans may be obtained for any
purpose on acceptable Real Estate Sc
curity; liberal privileges; corresponds
ence solicited.-A. G. Agency Com
pany 758 Gas & Electric Bldg, Den
yer, Colorado. 446 Pierce Bldg. St.
Louis.
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BARGAIN IN FARM.

An excellent grain and stock farm
for sale at one-half less than agents
prices. 200 acres in cultivation, and
200 in pasture, meadow and wood
land: soft artesian water, and good
buildings. For full particulars see
the Sheaf.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
CIothesline Post.

A clothesline Is nuisance unless
kept properly stretched at all times,
The post illustrated Is perhaps as eff,
Gent for q line as any other. The
crossbar is about four feet long and
is made strong enough to prevent bend
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02

q Dr.. Miles Nervlne."
MRS. FRANK ANDERSON,
Comfrey. NtAn.
Thousands Of chiidren in the
United States who are suffering
from attacks of epilepsy are :
burden and sorrow to their parents,
who would give anything 70 restore
health to the sufferers.
Dr.. Miles Nervine
is one OF the best remedies knowa
for this affection. It has proves
beneficial in thousands Of cases
and those who have used It have
the greatest faith ID il. Il Is net
"cure-all." but ! reliable remedy
for nervous diseases. YOU need
not hesitate to give It trial.
SOLD ~ al Drses,s4s. u ~ Nrse
bcttis fails . bsnsht yevr mercy =
return0d.
MlL1s MEDICAL 90. giltAar4 ~.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02

good. About .
year ago s. :
h card OF DR..
Miles Nsrvins.
and It certainly
has proved =
blessing to our
little girl. She 10
no ~ apparently
cured and II en-
joying the BEST
OF health. II %
over = year sincs
she has had q
At. We oannok
speak too highly
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02

WANTED POULTRY!--I will load
car of poultry on Wednesday, Dec.
8, 1914 at the Great Northern depot.
Cash paid for all poultry brought in
on that day. Fat poultry brings the
best prices.-C. f. White.
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FOR SALE-One nearly purebred
Holstein bull calf, good color and
type; one Duroc Jersey boar pig, reg
istered, the one which was awarded
first premium at Marshall County
fair.-J. S. Hilleboe.