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exist in the shop 1t Is barred from
the lives Of those who work in the
shop. Wherevers sunfreedom gains a
foothold q deadly influence begins un-
dermining the. freedom Of all. =55 :..a
r. Only organization can secure to the
workers an opportunity to have a
voice in determining wages and con-
ditions under which they. work, Or
ganization gives the right Of choice.
Choice is5 eedorn O. ss5s5
{ All increases Ii wages, all better
ment in working conditions, regula-
tions for the greater welfare OF those
who work, have lIheen sswrunE from
employers by the orxanized efforts of
of the workers; AlIthese gains that
mean; 80 much for the conservation
and advancement oI. the nation have
resulted directly; Ind directly from
the efforts Of the organized workers:
Organizations protect and benefit the
unorEanized also. Il. M. = II !. ~ ss,s Is
Imagine, II you can. what would be
the fate Of the workers il the sher-
man Antitrust law#as interpreted by
the courts were fully enforced and
labor organizations were dissolved
and outlawed. Workers would be help
less before the conscienceless greed
of exploiting employers, the impotent
victims of predatorypow Workers
would become the cheapest factor in
production, Of Infinitely less value
than the things they produce - ~
Through organization the workers
insist that human life shall be valued
more highly than things; they insist
that personal rights are Of higher con
sequence than rightsfattaching to pro
perty. - = .Ss 81 ~
/ BY abuse Of the Injunction process
and by perversi on 3 and mfsinter.
pretation Of the: Sherman Antitrust
law organizations OF workers have
been forbidden to strike, to discuss OF
publish facts concerning conditions OF
work. to pay strike benefits to strik.
ing members, to persuade others tc
join the cause Of the strikers. >Tc
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MOST DRASTIC LAW !.
EVER PREPARED
Proposes To Wipe Out All Aims:
houses and Sell Grounds and
Buildings.

PHOENIX, Ariz.,. Aug. 21-The
most far reaching mothers pension
law ever enacted by any state will BE-
submitted to 4 referendum Of the vot-
ers Of Arizona this fall. &
IAN act providing for an old age
and mothers pension and making ap-
preparation therefor" - -.
Abolish Charity.
The first section of the proposed
act begins: "All almshouses within
the state shall be abolished, their
grounds and buildings sold for the
obtainable price and the proceeds
shall be devoted for the purpose here
matter set FORTH
The second section provides that in
order to care for aged people and
people incapable of earning a livelt-
hood by reason of physical infirmities,
and widows, or wives whose husbands
are in penal institutions and insane
asylums, they being mothers Of chill
dren who are under the age Of is
years, 9 system Of pensioning is pro-
vided. I.
The board of control is, by the rrhrst
su bsection, given control Of the dis
position Of all funds received or ap-
propriated for the purposes Of the act
and the supervisors of each county
are appointed as examining boards
and the funds are disbursed on war
rants drawn by them. Z
''' Old Age Pension.
Section 3 provides that the state
shall pay to every man and woman
SO years Of age and over a sum Of
SIS per month so long as such PEN
sioners shall continue residents Of the
state, provided that each recipient
must be citizen Of the United States
and have been resident Of Arizona
for at least Ave years prior to the date
of the grant.
Mothers Pension.
|. Section provides that all widows
who are mothers OF dependent chill
| .ttren and ds.wffves ives wli:hose nHa5 sHaxS
been consigned to penal ,institutfons
or insane asyl lunls and who have chill
dren under s. years of age looking to
them for support, shall he paid 81 5
sper month and an ad ditional.*$6. per
month for each dependent child: un-
der the age limit. This section also
calls for citizenship. and five year
prior residence. A.
/ Section appropriates from the
| general fund any deficiency caused by
failure of the almshouse sales: fund
income, to carry out the purposes Of
n this act.-Springfield o. Tribune.
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prevent such infrigements upon tho
rights Of free men there was incor-
sporated In i. r. 1 s, ,657, sections 1923
Wnat constitutes Eus <Labor's Bill Of
Rights . s5ss .S HI
These sections provide regulations
for the issuance 2of functions and
restrict tha aoora$,o, ~. intn,ct;,.
process. - s 'ls,sss, 80 - - go "''. !
~ :, =, =. !. $, .ss, g..
= "''iu ''''.u Aepor poWeF ,''
VI z :. 20 sWlthnoid = e patronage has been
uenieo on tne ground that It inter
siersu win ttne ,.e EMPLOYERS :rfE property
snts: 56ut, an empioyer can have hay no
nroperty rlsnt g g In sAaa spatronage OF
.lee nish. . 's g pAes Yolun-
, cnoice 4. DoestoW.ed S:5WneFeYef W %s u
pleAses the purchaser and withdrawn
at-nls pleasure: Is sur L his Is
a. personal smatter' a personal Fight,
now can ar It's sw1thdrawaaIG e constitute an
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WILL A|VvU| THE
=. BRIDGE |!| CHARTER R|||:| |
.,.-.,- st> ~ %a-e -. 5, r...-..s-; .y..,

emblyman Ray ]. Nye, who re-
turned home from a. visit at Madf-
son, stated that while in the capital
he had visited Attorney. General
Walter E. Owen.
The attorney general assured Mr..
Nye that as soon as the supreme
court convenes he will comply with
Governor McGovern's request to be-
gin action to have the charter of the
Interstate Transfer Railway company
annulled.! The company has not com:
piled. with the law requiring a use.
able approach to the bridge from the
side.
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CONGRESS 0 TO CREAT
BUREAU Of sAFET|'
PROTECT LABOR FROM
INJURY AND DISEASE
Safety Devices and Prevention
i Methods To. Be Studied BY
Labor Department.

= WASHINGTON, D. G.. Aug. Ill
The senate comn1itte on; education
and labor has reported favorably the
bill to create bureau. Of labor and
safety in ! the department of labor.
This bill has been approved by the
house and Is now on the senate's
calendar. T. So s$,$:-s :-sr7s{!,3 : s.
Investigate Devices.
The bill provides for the investiga-
ton and examination. of labor and
safety plans and devices of all kinds,
and also the study of devices and
methods for the prevention Of voca-
ftional. diseases. and to make public.
from time time, the results Of such
investigation. "A museum for the ex-
hibition Of all safety devices is also
provided for. Herein will be shown
approved devices for the safeguarding
Of machinery, the protection of en-
ployes from injury, the lessening Of
dangerous conditions, and the meth
DDS OF lessening, preventing and con-
trolling industrial diseases. A labora-
tory will test the relative value OF
types of guards and other divices for
the protection Of life and machinery.
Committee Approves.
The bill was introduced in the
house. by representative Lewis union
miner and member Of the labor group.
It was q, complication from other bills
introduced by Representative Brem
I Ener deceased and Representative
Mann. A report on this bill by the
house committee Of labor, written by
Repr Lewis was referred to
by, the senate committe as follows:
1T covers the ground so admirably
that we reproduce It In the words
ana figures following. . :E5s.sszsg
A. r. Of II. Endorses. ss +
The American Federation OF Labor
has urged this question, and at the.
Seattle convention the executive coun-
Gil said $
Whatever the cause, more ena-
pauy u sioy antareated nj iaethod3
sof akeEuarding their employ fherA
Is greater demand for information of
the methods and devices that producs
T the best results In order to meet
these needs, 1T is proposed to esta-s
;biish bureau ofz labor safety. The
scope OF the work Of this bureau
should comprehend more than acci-
dent preventfves. it should include
methods to elimiriate Industrial dis
eases. A great injury to humanity is
done through needlessly and care
lessly permitting workers to be- poi-.
soned by white lead, injured by ex-
cessive heat, make stubercu1osis by.
dusts, diseases, and stuffed by work
ing conditions that could be avoid ed.
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SEES SOCIALIST POWER
INCREASED AFTER WAR

3 LONDON, Aug. 21.-1n an inter
view here, former Senator cnanacsy.
M. Depew foretold sSe great increase
In the strength Of Socia lism as re-
suit Of the war. lie said.
This war Will mean the greatest
impulse for Socialism that history
records. Il It will mean. an end to all
kings with real powers and an end
to all bullying bureaucracies.'' ''5ss
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STEEL WORKS CLOSE;
j 5000 ARE JoBLEss

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug.
21.-The inability to get ready money
on account Of the present unsettled
financial conditions, due to the war,
has caused the Bethlehem Steel COM
pany to adopt e retrenc hment policy.
Three thousand workmen were laid
off today @ t'. ..s... ..E5,.. il, :.
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MICHIGAN WORKERS TO MEET.

LANSING, Mich. Aug. 21.-By a re-
ferendum vote Of the unions. IN this
state, Lansing has been selected as
the convention city Tor the Michigan
State Federation Of Labor. which will
celebrate its twenty fifth anniversary
at this time. The conventions dates
are September Is to 18, Inclusive.
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PASS EARLY CLOSING IAW.

VANCOUVER, B, G., Aug.
The city council has passed an early
closing law, despite the opposition OF.
merchants who insist "it takes away
q mans privileges" Notice OF amend
nent was given by those who are
against the proposal. .s3sss
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Centiaiu.ea { ! !, :. o s Pase !;
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feline gpmbsnipiirfs bic 9ritsn II
Siienbt COR uninnft aus ben gstisn.

feline gpmbsnipiirfe bic 8ritsn In
Oiienbt sar iiniunft aus ben 9stisn.
Gcgar Die @oIiEpOsiie bat ii9 Der
Zeppelin. bsuldd)tisi. sJn qfntipsrpen
iinssn bic Rtnbsr auf Der Gtrnbs:
limb iommt bes gladtg Elm 3sppsIin.
go iriensn mir in atlIsr riu.-
Reuerbings baben bic 3eppsIine iid
Warihau als Opsrniionsgebiet ertos
rem. unb fie tperbsn bort fiherIih nit
bem gItifen .burdihInssnbtn grfoIge
nrbeitsn fpie ibre Aplsgsn I'm Wtitsn.
Die gIGns.nbsn Grfclge btr 3sppes
line bdbn In glnris unb DOT olltm in
Qpnbon cine ipahnfinnise 4nsIt Dor
ibrsn geiuhsn hsrporgsrufen. Nus
Qlngit Dor eiHsm 3sppslinaneriff litet
GpnDon fdit IN pciljtdnbiaem Dnnfsl.
GeIbit bic elettriIdsn 91bnen miiHsn
iibsr bic IbsmiebriidsH nit bsrabaes
laiIsnsn Worb1neen fabrtn. auh fir
aIle 5afsnfi1bts lit cine grpbs eins
idrdniuna Der WtlsiId1tung unb Gins
ifsluna bsr 2ihtrsilome anstorbnft
lsssnsn gissnsIi4 babsn BE BE-
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iauft; mon nG6t bic al6ieIifIide anf
BITE Shultern unb fertig lit Der Milt-
tdrmaniel. Wer frdst iebt bana j! gn
i6onen Nahmittoaen ipimmeIt Der
HatbauspIab ppn Splbdten. plDblih
scbt Elm Rud ourd bic Mense. acm=
manborufe srffdllsn, bic Sduptfpnhe
iritt beraus, slntnna iprdientirt
oas @elpebr! prins glueuIt @ilbelm,
bic JelbmiiBe flott i'm Ndden, Die
Reiteerte in Der 0anb, ifreitet. beslei>
tet Don isinem 9lbiutantsn, iiber ben
glas uno erpisert freunolid Die Gb=
renbeSeusunseu.
Der Biirsernsiiter BON ct. Anenz
tin i6ut ssipib nllss. ipds in ieinsil
arGftrt Itebt, I'm Der Rotb unter Der
drineren 9epolfsrung al iieuern, dber
bic bobe striegstontributipn, Die Der
Staot auferlegt ipuroe, mubte Suerlt
erlest iperoen. 2fuf meinsm tGgli6en
Wese burd Die 9oritabt Roeourt boz
re i9 itets bic piipernSen ainoer'
itimmden neben mir: ~un petit fou,
mpniieur, petit foul" unb eine abges
maserte ainberbdnb itredt ii6 bilfes
heiIheub aus. Wer mSfte pa iein
Sers perf9Iiebeng Dunn fallen Die
plumpen aupferrniinSen, mandmaI
aud mebr, in bic 6dnb. M.
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uniere 2uftFstts.
Or. !Sauptauarti.r, s. DtSsmber.

@r. .5aupiquarti.r, 8. DECEMBER.
glIs i'm elus,ft Der srObs arisg
agsbrab sins 9eu.idIaub auf Dem
@.bi.t Oes auftfdiffru.iens uHitrsitis
am beiten ausseriiit.t in ben Gampf.
Re6sn ben mGhtissH 3eppelineu, ben
Grobtompfidiffen Der auft, psrfiigts
oi. bsuti6s Sesr.sIsituns nod iib,r
sine bebeuteHoe Mu5abl ilsiHrer 2uft'
itifie bss baIbftarr.n uUo auitorren
Gpitems, beHsu unisre @egner nthts
gIeihpertbiges suissssniieueu iOnn'
ten. ssn Jrantrei4 mar infoIss Der
iibsrmabis boben GinfhdBuug Der
sSlug5euss, beren rapibe @ermehruns
DON Der bortis.n Sssreslsituns nit
allen WaittsIu dngeitrbt iparbe, Der
2ufti6iffbau far. in bas Sint.rf
trefien getommeu. Die sefedtsbereis
ten auftihiffe sebOrten our9psg
BEN bolbitorrer 1pp on. Der gnu bes
arobsn Qufttreuaers ,@snerdl Spieb4
Der 70 pi.l in Der prefe beipro4en
purbs, befanb iid, erit in ieinen @or'
itabien. SSn Gngiunb bate Der elsens
2uftIhiffbau nebrfa9 init einem tldse
Iiden Jiasio sssnb.t, 10 bnb bic Wlis
IitdrpernaItung .ublid in Deuti6s
Lamb ein.n pariepaIbalpn DON 10000
aubi.meter, nit siner Sragfdbis!eit
DON 15 p.rfpnsU unb 19 WstersSs.
tunbsn 9ei4tptnbigt,it ansstaufi bate
te.
sfu6 in MubIaub mar 81. Gusriis
flung nit srobeu aeHtluftfdiffen rs4t
riidftGnbis, 70 i.br jiA aud bie Re-
ateruna bauernb bentiibts, ben Dcu
bieier Quftfahrseugs i'm eigenen 2nHbe
au fDroern. Die aIteren porbanbenen
Quftf6iffe rparsn nitt risl ipertb, bas
bette ebenio tpie in England Elm in
Deutidlanb ungetaufter pariendlbal'
Ipn.
Dieie ueberIegenbeit Der beutihen
2Ifttreu5er befameH benH aud bic
9erbiinbeten iebr balo in uudugenebm.
iter Wsiie au fpiirsn. Sdon bet aiits
tid5 sriff Elm zeppelin IN tbuttrGftis
fer Weiie elm unb mdhsub braubsn
bic AZ 3entimsier M5risr bic Sorts
All fpirrsn 5riimmerbaufen 5ufommsns
fbpifen, fauIten bic q 3entimetsrs
Morierbomben bes Zeppelin auf aiit'
tid bernieoer, Spb unb 9anif perbreis
ienb. 8ei bisier Gelegsnbeii betDdbrtt
iih aud bic S1ottsneinthsiluus bes
Zeppelin glGn5snS, benn Dbglsitb bic
gorberitotts ourG sreffer Durhl5.
hert fpdrsn, befDnbrte bds Quftfhtff
feline polle Observation-Disclosures.
aiittia mar gsnommen. syri fpGttr
Ha6t fam idD aus Der GdIaht Don
9lomur auriid unb fpolIte gerabe in
aiittid msin Auartier auffu6sn, ba
bSrie i1 ii6er mir bas ipobIbetanH.e
Ssrrtn W. pssYstIts. gISsli& iab
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cine srnite, I erbsbenbs aunit. 2fbtr
bieiNigen, bic in benz 8riiHeler Rel
Ter iingen, fperIuten nit SSnemniibe,
poqtommen aus Der {hirersn 3eit ber.
aus3ufdIiipfen, bic s6rer nit d,ibsrs
iter @eindIi dua bieier fdiperen 3eit
Al entfiibren. steine Mnfpieluns, fein
Ghrei bes !oerstns, iein Wori, bas
bon ben GeidebuiiIsn biei,r 3eit
iprdte ipiirne s,bulbet. wlan beiingt
Die uralten @sfhihten, ShmuBigfei-
ten, Harretheien. bic llntreue Der
Trduen unb bic 2aderlinfeit Der
!odbnreie, bic @nnebnlihteit bes Sic
6esiuerbens nnb bic ea3u gebDrenben
llntertlsiber Der Tdmen, man bleibt
i'm glatteitsn. Man fclI, man nlnb
i'm Woitriien bleiben. lpenn iiberbdnpt
70 etipas fpie cine Gtdtie Der Ser
itrsullua ipieber entiteben uno sebulbct
iperbsn burfte. Der 9eiu6er bes aels
Isrs fiibIt aa bas 9eapunssne. al bas
peinlifN ibrer Miibe. Gr fisbt. oaB
TamilienpGter uno smiitter aud
bic 3otsnreiber, au9 bic Sdngerinnsn
Der leihtferiisiten 2ieber iOnnen iehr
CUTE 1amilientlieenbsu beiiben -,
fab bieIe tummernullen. angeidminis
ten aiinftler ibre fIeinen ainbtr nit
ins Sbeater eebraht baben. Ou bort
iid bos 5p0Ifidbrise Wdbden an. ipas
Die Wiutter Sur 5rauenuntreue pcran.
trasen bat. Solde 8ilber fhafft
bag 3riessibsatsrleben i'm aeIIsr.
@ielleitt bGtx bic iinssnbe Shutter
i6r SStterIein fiebsr niht mitses
brndt. slbsr es 1T @inter5.it, elm
sbsatsr lit sebeist, unb bd fpart mon
aobIcn gu Sauie. aann iemonb
trobSem in benz aeller nod laden?
Damn foG er bic Stufen BEG aelIers
binoufiteisen unb oben I'm fi6 bite
den. Sm baIbsn 2idt elmer Souss
pforte iibt cine alte Jrdil. sic 1T
ni6t aegen ben eifiesn Resen sei6dBt,
unb tire Sanb, bic iib nu4 sinem sls
mOisn ausitredt, tann iih por Jroits
Itdrre ni6t me6r Mrteen. llno sints
ge Shritte meter ibt uuf benz Sc.
mentblcd zines Stnuieniters eint
jiingere Jrnu. sic bat einen Sang
ling i'm glrm, unb an ibrer Seite
tauern nod brei airber. Wiebsr eints
se Sfritte ipsitsr iisFt Elm 5ebnldhrt
Ger 9uride oil bic Wanb etltbnt. cbne
Sppibeotduns; feline Jiibe iteden in
SplsI6uben, aber bic Jiibe unb bic
8aoen iinb natt. llnb es fdnsit
bod, obtpobI Der Sdnse fehr ihnsll
in Regenmonia a.rIdmiIst.
@efpiB, al bieie grmen, al oteis |
2eioenben, bic iid9 per3fpeiieIt unitrens
gen, nm ipeitsr5uleben bleiben itsts I'M
6albIi6t. Man tann on ibneH pors
beibIiden pbne Shipierisieit. Wsan
lam isIbii bic RiinitIsr i'm aeIer per
oeiIen. 9lber Damn bsrniinmt mar
cine 3abl, cine turse, eine trpdens
3abI, unb srf9ridt: 5pnberttauisnb |
WenIden li.esn eesenDdrtis Der
@ubltbdtiat,it in ben griinel.r
Stabtk5irisu sur 2aii.
Rar 9phbprf.
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ilmterbuItanss. .anseissn.

iDobnsr Der beib.n feinbIidsn 9dupts
itGbie gang rsht. Sn paris mar uu'
iere Isihie auftiapaIIerie, bic Glitger,
5don sri9redenb oft, unb aud fiir eis
nen Zeppelin lisgt Die Gtcbt MIDI olIs
su fem. Gie bie!st Gu@ bie 0epdbr
fit singn isbr Iohnsubtn ausflug.
2fud aonbon III fir bie 3eppelins
iein.sipsss untrreihbdr. Cine gr6.
Bers Jreube tpirb man abtr einer
QuftihiffsbefaBuns faum mnhtn Ton.
nn, aIs ipenn man ibr iugt: .Wsbms
aurs nah England uHo rergsBt ois
8omben nitt.'
Matter OerteL, ariegsbts
ridterftatier.
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frsunbs. bic Gnplauber in Sitsnbe
lanDsisn uno bisieu plat als Nus
fliffungsDrt fir ibre 1ruppsn sins
rid,tetsn, ba i1edIie iiA ipitnsr unfsr
3sppsIin auf uns sints gla4ts iastsn
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GIiftpn Stiahts Gleianaperein.

Seifte, Sbgbeiierflbrnb. y iihr flnbst bic On
finlirlina ber Beanlieu, NIT beHfelben beS 1Hs
IHensrfeis. nebit bdibihbrItder 8erfnnmlinIg
IN Der ptrslnshnne TAFT. iposn bic WiteIiebet
NIT Gauier beiieIi1 einaeIaprn finb.
g8tIbeIni Rebel. prEhbeni.
Saccb @fdet. Gsircf1t. II
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psIietter Gntfe bon glarn Sebnser, ac6. Tnf
mann, I'm gIfer bcr 20 Snbren Hecrbigiin,
Dorner'iag, ben ~. December 1914 sfnnmit
idge ] ltbr BON bee anpele bes Qei6eubfifat
iers Charles G. @lcber. 10. is0i--1 iBinl
efrase, diis. 3o,si
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Srrmaun apse 8p. POS; 8. q. 9. s.
zen eriiber eur yla6ri6.. bnb @uibsr Gbri.
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JGraHeS BtIltna g. W.
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sta.s am sienIias. ben 20. December. =
Marit RhtiubpIet,

IN ibren "a. Qebcrsiabre. IN ibrsf g5obiiiiril.
fit encu Girdbe. aeerbiai;na bon ber siapelf
hes Sprine o5robe 5rtebhcfs ON Srettng, Den
j. Snnuar 1915, mjn 2 lltr Rn1miiines.
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cbeiibeifnfifrs Hbne q. Uener. No. 1904 Sine
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-08-27
Drying Of Milk Cows.

A reader asks: SHOULD COWS be
MIXED right up to calving or should
they be dried up several weeks be-
fore? Will the udder be softer and
the cows condition better to milk up
to time of calving? Will the calf be
as strong and grow as well, when the
colostrum is MIXED out for the last
few days before it's birth?"
AS a rule, we think it is generally
agreed that both for the good of the
cow and ner calf it is better to give
her a rest for four or six weeks be-
fore calving. This may depend upon
conditions. A COW that is difficult to
dry off without danger Of injury to
the udder should probably be MIXED
all the time and the drain on her sys-
tenn overcome by better care and
feeding. The heifer that is milked up
to the time of the birth of her second
calf is probably more likely to form
the habit of persistent milking, but a
heifer treated in this way requires
extra liberal and proper feeding in
order to prevent this drain of con-
tinuous milking checking her devel-
opment.
The udder will usually be in much
better condition; that is, it will be
softer and less likely to suffer from
the "caking" 80 common at freshen-
ing, if the COW is MIXED right up to
the time of the birth Of the calf, and
she is also unquestionably less likely
to suffer from milk fever.
AS to the calf, We think there is no
doubt but it will do better, both be-
fore and after birth, if the mother is
dried off a month or six weeks before
it is born. Unless something is given
the calf to take the place of the CO.
lostrum, or first milk, it is not likely
to do so we'll when this is milked out
for several days before its birth. Per-
haps if a light dose of castor oil were
given the calf as soon as born 1t
would take the place Of the colos-
trum. or first milk; but unless the
cow is particularly we'll fed it is prob
able that the calf will come stronger
and better nourished if the mother is
dry for a period before the calf is
born.-The Progressive Farmer.