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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

tannt seipprben, a6er Die attioitdt
Der bsutitsu 5lotte in Der Oitiee unc
i'm Golf bon Jinnlano mag auoeuten,
bag bort DeutIfe 9eritGrtungeu 81,
laHbet Iperben iollen, Don benen e.
i6ou DOR eiH poar Sagsn bieb, odB
iie in Sitissbdfen etngeI4ifft piroen.
Sin osuti6e5 9sibpaosr. untsr benz
aommanoo priH3 Ssinrt6s upnpreus
ben, treu3t in Der RGbe Der QaIdnos
SHisln uno crit Dor Elm pddr Sagell
puroe Der ruifiIhe pan5ertrsu5er
.gauaoa" BON sinsm oeuti6eH Sor.
psoobopt in ben 9runo gebobrt. Die
g(Hpeienbeit Der beutidsH ariegs'
iaiffs piro OorausiittIit ssniigeH,
um bic ruiiii4e 6lptte gu psrbiHoerR,
ibre SGfsu 81 usrIdiien uno bic osuts
Ihsn lransportiaiffe gu bsIGitigen,
tpenn ii9 psI4e in Der SitIet 6eIins
Sen iolltsn.
2tGs 9tnsei6.n oeuten jsst baraui
bin. baB aud bic Siirt.i uno Portu'
gal in ben Sries biueingsSpgen fp.r'
ben. portuSal bat 5ipur SeutiaIdnr
nod nidt ben Srisg srtIGrt, ME nab.
renb oes Cages bsbaupt.t Diro. es
pirb absr am SOnnsritas elm; t9eiI'
ipeiie MD5iIiIisuns Der qrmes ange'
oronet tperoen uno i'm portusisiii9er
aonso 1T Ods arisgsrs4t protlamirt
poroeu.
portusaI bat sinen IatnH3oertrda
nit Gnglanb. Dieter III u6sr rein be-
ieniipsr Qlrt uno gum Sdus portus
gals, uno ea mar bsim gtbidluB beg
ieIben ipo6l gar nidt baraH ssOadt
iporben, bdb portusal einmal eng'
Lamb gu Silfs tOmmsn iOats. Si'
Spmpatbien bes 2uubss iinO abe,
iheiubar auf Ssitsn enslanbs, uni
oisIes muB siusn beionSsrsn Druid
auf qortusat ausgsiibt Obsr ibn,
,pihtiqe 9eripredungen gsma6t 81
baben, nm ss 81 perdnIahen Ii9 III
eintm ari.se sessn cine Wlo6t nit
9eutfdlano gu betbeilisen, nit Der e
nitt bic aeringiisH 0iffsren3su bat.
9ie b.utiden &rsuser .Sosben'
unb .grsslau", bic iih nad &pn'
itantiuup,l ssfliidtst battsn, als fl
DON briiiI9en unb franSOiiider
ssri.ssisiffsn aus ssm MittslianSi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
2e,,,bera
Wieber BON ben Ruffsn
gerGumi.

- ~ ~ = y
gerGumi.
2onbon, Ia. Sitober. Wie bonn
5ads tslssrapbirt pirb, bot bic Dor.
tiss SIferreidiI4e geIanbtfdaft anse.
iiinbist, bab bic RuHen nun aud
a.mbers, bic Sauptftabt Don Sal:s
sien, mad beftissn admpfsn tpisosr
gtrdumt bdbtn.
asmbsrs befanb iid felt Witte Seps
ismbsr i'm 8.iib Der RuHsn, bic in
b.m glaubsn. galisisn fir INNER
btbaIien 3u i0nnen, bort bsrsits eins
Gipilresieruns etablirt battsn.
Die9age auf benz ariegss
fdauplab in @dli5ien.
2onbon IA. Dttobsr. Der fols
s.nos OffisieIls gsri4t BON Berlin If
per Junssntelesrapb bier einsetrOffa:
nam 9isnitas tpurbe pffi3i.a in
Misn ansttiiHbist, buB uniers 5rup.
pen bic sssen pr5empsl porriid.n,
Don sinem ausfaa Der Garniion uns
teritiibt, bic ruiiiiden 9slaserunss'
truppen in folder Weii. 5uriidseDOr.
fen baben, bab Der Jsino ieBt nur
nod i'm Stanbs III, iid Der Oflihsn
srout Der Gsituns s.seniibsr su BE-
baupisn. W1sbrers Nsilitdrbriiden bsi
Spuniea braden rnter Der 2ait Der
fIiebenSsn RlliieW 5uiammen unb cine
srobe alHaabI bon ibnen ertrautsn.
StitIi9 Don Gtprotp in Gali5ien
iinb.n nod bsftigs Rampfe fiott. LIN,
isrs RapulIerie trisb cine 4Oialen.
DiDiFon IN ber Ridtitns auf Sro'
pubpc suriid. Sas faIe4t. Dsttsl
Oer lsbt.n paar Doden bat Sas Mur'
iair,n unb basTaanDprireu Der srup.
pen aubsroroentli4 sri5pert, uHiers
5ruppsn hdIien dber ale BsI4aDsr'
ben por5agIi4 aus.
Die Siettinsr Reusitsn Rd@ri&ten
iaseu, bab am WOHtag brei Dampisr.
bic pon G9psbeu uno RubIaHS' aus
mad GnstanO untsrpsss Darsn, DON
bsutiGsn zorpebOboOteH mad Stpines
minbs ssbra&t iporb,n ieisn. "a
,purbs uu9 Elm 0ampf.r. Der qsbsns'
\ mitisl fjir Rublanb on 9Drb batts.
unb spsi Dampfu, bic 5ols bon
sfublanb na9 England 6ringsn mol.
ten, nad Spinsmiinbe ssbradi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Ientidje unterieebDote
Duroeu Mot na4 Oer
3srft0runs Der n9 ala
oa" in BEN @runo
1ph q hrt

y III u ~, U'd ~U4|b'h
Ottpber. SSn elmer ufIi3i:4a 8epe-
i6e uusgcrlin ptro in 2t6reO, s:itsli.
bag nad Der 3erItGrIng oes raiIlidlcn
areu3ers .Qauaba" III Der CIties
slpei oeutTts untcrIte6oc.e in pan
0ruAo sebO5rt porceu Ieien.
Die leBtsn Rjdttom Bat.
tanteu perldiien
Stao si6Ou.
sutip, IA. Gtto6er. sSn Sctio
lpuroe ain Rittpoa an5stiinoi9t, oaB
Der amsritaniife &oniul in 1IiaJ
3au, 70. y. Ped. pHo cine gln3abI
oeutI6er ano 6iHeiiiaer 6rdusn uno
Sinoer am 0puucritlg 3Iing Sou
perlaiTen piiroen. Die leBten Ridi
tpmbattnnten perIai1cn Oanrit &tao
Sihou.
glm Gienitug fdno Elm engagement
spiI6en sinem oeutTdeu uno einem
iupuniIGen qerpplnn iiber Sing 5lu
itatt, cg nuroe a6er feiuer Der Gpid'
tifer perlsBt. Da8 Tlug3eug itieg big
su elmer 66be pom 1000 SUB enpur
uno eerTfrano in BEN Wolteu.
Aus Rif6.
garis, IA. Sttp6er. Cine De-
psTde Der Sapas Qgentur aus y}ilt,
Serbien, bonn 13. Sttober oatirt,
lautet:
rgln Der 5rOut apiIten ScOrnit
uno QpsriBa er0ifnete seitern bic
fsinbIita glrtilIeris Elm hefti9es Qrtil=
leriefeuer aesen ben linten TliiseI Der
Ser6eu. 0as Seusr Der Seiterrsidfer
puroe a6er balb DON Der ier6iIhen
gtrtinsrie gum Sflpeigen gebra6;.
Die @anubter in @nqluno
aneetommen.
Sttapu, Snt., IA. Stt. Der
Brenier 8oroer puroe am Wlittpp6
per SabsI beua6ridtigt, caB Die
sslptte pon 80 3rdnsportbumpfern
nit $4,000 canabii6en 5ruppen an
8prb in plpmouth ungetOmmeu Jet.
Die Sdtffsr psrlieBen Gonaou an 2.
Sttp6er. 9rei 0ampfer nit 9ruppen
tparen bereits am s. Ottober IN
Southampton anaetpmmen Der lin
Itanb, oab bic ganooier in plymouth
auSseIhifft perbsn, oertet an, oaB
fie not Der Gbens bon Salisbury Sc
i9ttt lperOen iollsn.
Oas ariegsre9t Iber ? Q rA
tustefiid aonsp
prptIamirt.
2iIIabou, IA. Sttuber. Ius
aranba, portusisiiit @frita. piro
gemeloet, bab iiber ben ednsen purtu-
9ieiiI6sn &Onso bas &rteasrs4t pro'
tIamirt ipurpsn 1T.
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Deutf4IaHb ben arieg
gu tttlarsn.
Qonbon. IA. Sttober. Giusr De-
psi&e aus Wsabrib aufOIss iOll Dor.
iusal i'm g.sriff iein Geuii8IanS
ben Rries gu erildrsn. Die 0tpsi9s
fiist binsu, bab Der bsutidT De.
fanSts in aiFabon unb anSsrs bort
anfiFiss Deuifds i'm g.sriff ieisn,
na6 Mabrib- -obsursiisn.
Ra& ldnssr.n gsraihunssn .spis
i&en bem aabinsi. ben pdrteifiibrsrn
unb bsm prafib.nten III bsi&lofen
iporSsn. bag g)arIawsnt uuf 5reitas,
16. Cstobsr. tinsubsriif,H, bas bann
Sariiber absuitimmsn bat. Oh bic ar.
NEE mpbilifirt ipsrbsn iOI.
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g1pn ,uieSer
Sollen bic 9ofaten einen
3eppeIin berunter'
def6oIien ba6en.

gefdOfisn babeH.
81. getersburg, ptu 2OnooH,
"A. Sttober. Sine in einem WaIte
perbprgene Soidten patrouiQs Iou
in Der RG6e DON Wariflu einen Sep
pelintreu3sr bsruntergsIhofen babeu.
Die 8eIusung bss Guftitiffes puroe
serettet uno Der Zeppelin iOa tart be-
Ttdoigt Ran Darifau 9ebra4t NOR
ben isin.
gerf6tsbenss aus bsr
Rsi9 sbouptitaot
Berlin, IA. Sttobsr. per Sun.
tentelegrapb na3 SapOiQe, g. 5.
Giner offi3isllen 8etanntmaGuHg 81.
fptae BAT bic gombe, bic pOu einsn
6gi.iIhen 4piatitsr auf Die Balboa
baas III GlfIeIDurf gepOrfeu bate,
nur ipsnig SHabsn unseri6tet. DIS
9a9 Der 6ale rpsiit ein unbeceutea.
bss Cod auf. 0as in Der Sole be
Tinolide 9uftIaifi mar ni6t NIT
9as gefiilt, unO Der dnseri6tete
S6oben mar oq9cr muir unbeosuteno
unb tam lsitt reparirt peroen.
IS niro bier be6auptet, oaB Der
8Dni1 Der gelgisr, I'm unnothiges
9lut0ergieBen gu permeiben, bic g6s
ii6t aebdbt babe, glntuerpen gu iiberz
ge6en, aber BON GngIGnoern Der6in.
bsrt porosn lei, bic 5uleBt Die aon.
troIe lber bic 9ert6eioigung ii6ers
nommen batten.
Cine offi3icae 3eitunss 2tssntur
IN Ct. petersburg gisbt Su. baB Die
RuFen in ben i'm september III Ga
liSieu itattgefunosHsu admpfen srobe
8erluite an WannifafteH Inb Sc
itlben erlitten baben.
Die ocutT6sn 3eitungen bdIten ben
sfda Don glntnerpen fir cine Niebers
lase Der GnslGnosr, neil bic 9ritsn
bic sDeernosn 9eIsisr gum Wioer.
itanb angsipornt baben.
Ser neue oeuti1e q m .
maubeur Don Unit.
tperpeu.
9tmiterbam, pid 2onbou, IA,
Ottober. Die MsBsr 3eittna bsridtet.
baB Der poliSeiprGi iibeut Don DteB,
@ensralmajpr opn 9pbsnbuuien, gum
9ommunDeur Der 5situns GHtperpeH
srnannt pOrben lei. 1,
Yaris, IA. Ottober. Sine 9sps:
i4. aug 8aIeI Iagt, bab qomiraI Don
S6igger gum &ummonoeur Der oeut'
Iben Mdriuetruppsn in glntperper
srnaRnt porben lei uno @snera
gurispit gum &ommanbeur Der britr
ten beutfden 4rmes.
Gs tpirb aud ertIGrt, baB Der otter
rei1iIbe General bon quffenbers, bel
truntbeitsbdlber tsmpordr isin 2om
manbo nieberlsssn mubte, pisber al
pie Gsou. suriidtsbrs.
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prot la III 7 I.

QtIiabou, IA. Sttpber. Nus
acanbo, qcrtusieiiit 4frita. ipirb
gemeIbet, bab iibsr ben eunsen portu-
9ieiiI6en &Onsu oas $rieasrs4t pro'I
tlamirt tpprben 1T.
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Gollsn lid an Der rnifi'
fden Creme befinben.

aonboM IA. OiiObsr. Cine De.
pdhs bsr .1imes' aus ct. pstsrss
burg fagi, bab elmer tonisrpatipsH
eibl6dsuils ssmdbs ii4 uns,fdbr eins
unb cine bdlbe Wlillion btutfdtr
9rnppsn Idngs Der rufTii4tn Grsli5e
bejinbtn, obns bic DeIterreihtr. bon
benen aud an 27O,000 Wlunn an Der
i4kill4en. Grsnls itsbsn i0Ilsn
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9as oeu 2in0en gegenii6erfe6eroe
oellt t(6e Seer folr aQein 100000
2Nam fark (ein,
Obme oie 100000 Seferrei0er. Die an
oer i6leiii0en @ren5e iteDen.


sAre
maurNmu II eenais
ogu@u
fe
mpuhG aseOmmM
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Wetterberi6t.

SIR Obio. Snbiana, atntudn,
Wsft girsiHien unb Dos ipeftlite
penuiblpdnien: 9beilpeiit tribes
Wetter, ipdbriheinlih nit Hesei am
Donneritas. am Jreitas id6nes,
etipas ipdrmsres Wetter.
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soon began to improve, and since TAX
ing a few bottles Of them my diges-
ton is fine" For sale by all dealers.
THE ..NIT'' MOTT GOT.

John Mott could not knit so he in
vented knitter which would knit, and
which Mott called the "Nott Knitter."
But the "Nott Knitter" could not knit
a knot, and Mott therefore had to tie
the knots which the "Nott Knitter"
could not knit. But one day Mott,
while not tying knots for the "Nott
Knitter," invented an attachment for
the "Nott Knitter" which could knit
knots, and which he called the "Nott
Knotter." And when the "Nott Knot
ter" was attached to the "Nott Knit
ter" the Mott Knotter" would knit the
knots which the ""Nott Knitter" could
not knit. And not a knitter could knit
knots like the knots that Mott knit
with the "Nott Knotter" for the "Nott
Knitter."
Then Mott fell in love with knit
ter who knitted knots with the "Nott
Knotter" for the Mott Knitter," and
he asked her not to knit knots any
longer, but be a Mott forever. But
the knitter said "'Nit." s....
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WEASEL KILLS WATCHDOG.
Sucks Blood Of Ducks Guardian and
Kills Fifty Birds.

Sucks Blood Of Ducks Guardian and
Kills Fifty Birds.
fredericksburg. Md.-A weasel having
killed and sucked the blood of about
half of a flock of fifty young ducks on
the farm of Frank Wright Of Caroline
county. Mr.. Wright shut his dog in
the coop the next night to deal With
the weasel should it return. He also
hung a lighted lantern in the coop.
having heard that a weasel will kill
only in the dark.
In the morning he found unmistaka.
BILE evidence Of the weasel's second
visit. The lantern still burned. bnt
the throat OF every duck was cut and
the bodies carefully piled. and 50
adroitly had that weasel drawn the
lifeblood of the guard dog while II
watched for the ducks enemy that its
rigid body sat as in life upon its tail.
its nose slightly elevated. its ears prick.
ed and its mouth open ms when it last
barked. a II.
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UNARMED BOYS MEET LION.
Beast Enjoys Period Of "Watehfui
Waiting While They Trembie.

Beast Enjoys Period Of "Watehfui
Waiting" While They Trsmbis.
Boulder. Colo.-Rirhard Henderson
and Dudley Rust. tw" University Of
Colorado students. returned to Boulder
from two weeks emitting IN the vicini-
ty of Silver Lake with story of a
mountain lion whose acquainta nee
they made. n..,.. ....-.
The young men were unarmed.
While walking along trail carry Ing
only their fishing rods they we're star.
tied to meet the beast face to face
Lion and youths were taken by sur
prise. The beast showed no fright
and. according to Henderson and Rust,
showed keen interest in them. .
The animal was full grown. They
were afraid to run for fear the lion
would attack them. D.
Their shouts failed to brighten the
beast. and a period Of "watchful wait
ing followed Finally the animal ap-
peared satisfied with his scrutiny Of
the young men and to their great re-
lief bounded into the bushes and dis.
appeared. ..44.,.r. s,se1..
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FATHER OF JUDGE COM ,..
WANDER OF LORD ROBERTS

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 16.-Judge
A. A. Bruce, justice of the supreme
court of North Dakota, was born in
Nundia- Drug, India, near the town Of
Cawnpore, where Lord Roberts, late
field marshal Of the British army, was
born. Judge Bruce's father was Cen
eral Edward Bruce, and it was in his
regiment that Lord Roberts, the mill
tary hero of Great Britain, gained a
great deal of his military experience.
When Judge Bruce was q boy, Lord
Roberts was a lieutenant in his faith
er's regiment.
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far seeing Judgment are the best med
icine for you that you ever took.
Shake them well and take q dose, be-
fore, after and during meals.
If she says get some storm sash,
you give an imitation OF 9 bounding
antelope on the way to the Rogers
Lumber Company and get them.
And too, ask Mr.. H. s. Johnson
about building paper, rubber roofing,
and other cold weather goods.
Il f}s Your dad, Il
s, sj.s5 PROFESSOR WISE. #
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CARD OFTHANKS.

We wish to extent our heartfelt
thanks to the kind neighbors and
friends for their assistance and SYM
pathy during the sickness and death
Of our beloved mother and grand
mother, Mrs. B. E. Perry. Also to the
German Baptist Brethren, for their
church, and to the Mennonite young
people who sang for her before her
death and at the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Pearson
and family,
E. D. Perry, A
IF. D. Perry.
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where but one grew before. I often
wonder what you would do il it were
~ for Bertha. You would probably
be wriggling, around il the tadpole
stape 81 evolution without definite
purpose 81 idea. "a woman is the
compass 81 LIES ship, without which
We would reach no port but DRIFT aim
lessly like derelicts. I. VI, !, ,i 3.. vi
Now Bertha's canary, her plants,
her chickens and above all her Keen,
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Dependency Due to Indigestion.

It is not at all surprising that per
sons who have indigestion become dis
couraged and Respondent. Here are 9
few words Of hope and cheer for them
by Mrs. Blanche Bowers, Indiana, Pa.
."For years my digestion was 80 poor
that / could only eat the lightest
foods. tried everything that ! heard
sc to get relief, but not until about
4 wear ago when / saw Chamberlain
Tablets advertised and got bottle Of
them, did ! find the right treatment. !
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DUROC BOARS FOR SALE.
] have four full blooded Duroc Jes-
sey bears, months old, registered, for
~ sale. James Scofield, Minot.
Il "A 11-19 "a

It is . pleasure to have your shoe
repairing and rubber or leather heel
work done 1t the Min0t Shoe Hospital,
basement Lexington Hotel block. Par
eel Post orders solicited. Work done
while youwait. All work guaraatesd.
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Prof. Wise Writes Billy
Dear Billy:

Dear Billy:
i was much
amused at your
letter Of the
9Th. You make
me laugh and
q nyo ne who
makes q fellow
mortal | q ug h,
is greater than
he who caused
1.-TWO blades Of
grass to grow
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FOR SALE HORSE-BLANKETS
We have 100 second hand horse
blankets that were used for sleeping
purposes this fall by threshing crew.
Call and see them at Scofield 1mple-
ment Co., Minot, N. D. 11-19 IA Y
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STRAYED-From my place on Sec.
35-153-85 one kind Of dark gray
mare with white tail, about five
years old, weight 100 pounds.
Please notify Martin Peterson, Grel-
land P. o., N. D. 11-19-t2
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WANT ADS.
lost. TAKEN UP. FOR TRADE, FOR SALE, FOR RENT

ESTRAYED-From my home in Mi
not, about Nov. 10, two bay mares,
one IA years old and the other IL
years old, VT. about 1000 pounds
each. Notify Frank Anderson, Mi
not, N. D., Tel. 406 White. IL"
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LOST Sept. Z, black and white
Llewellyn setter pup, south Of MI
not. Finder kindly notify K. ID
N Halvorson, Minot, N. D, tor suit.
able reward. 9-AU-tl
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HOGS FOR SALE J.

# Two Yorkshire bears, weight 200
pounds, and about Is Toulouse geese
and three guineas, snow white. In
quire Of !. I. Zook, Minot, N. D., r. R.
4; phone 906-6. 11-19 t.
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FOR SALE-A two-year-old regis
tered Rambouillet ram, weight about
200 pounds, and sheared 80 pounds
Of wool. For sale, also about SO
pure bred Rhode Island Red pullets.
M. H. Wenner, Sawyer, N. D.
T71E $8G5t s>t &F'sa ~ 10 +OH
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-120 acres
Of land in Sec. %, Twp. 167, r. 81,
and the SW IA Of Sec. 81, Twp. 167,
r. 81. These pieces can be bought
x at $50 per acre, making an ideal
stock farm. Abundance Of good
water. Inquire Of s. n. Sheets or
o. K. Berg, Surrey, N. D. 10-1tf
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GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Will trade 15-room hotel in Minot,
doing splendid business, and well To-
Gated, for farm, stock and machinery.
Thomas "A. Golfer, Minot, n. D.
Il 11-19 IA VIZ
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.WANTED-Place on farm as house
keeper by competent lady. Address
Mrs. G. Mccoy, Minot, N. D. IL
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MONEY TO LOAN-H you have q
NV loan that natures, or wish to make
. new loan on your land, see US.
t84 Lowest rates prompt service: E.
J. Lander & Co, Lee Block, Minot.
lS 1l-5-t2
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-For live
stock, one well boring machine in
good running order. J. H. Reavis,
# brady, N. Oak. 11-12-t 3
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neutrality-suspicious. for Farm
Loans. Prompt service. See Grant
s. Youmans, Iconoclast Block, MI
not, N. D.
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FOR SALE Cheap, good second hand
piano. Call Metropolitan Music
Store. Pianos for rent. 11-12-t2
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FOR SALE-One gasoline lighting
n lot water tank. Inquire Of B. w.
June, under Citizens Bank, Or phone
442 Red. 1O-S-6
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-24

curing hams and bacon become lost
artf Or has fake training led the
dairyman Of today to believe that it
is beneath his dignity to sell goods
from the tail end Of a carti With
abundant opportunity to produce as
cheap as the cheapest meat Of quail
ity unsurpassed, with alder and maple
forests growing all around him to be
had for the using, capable Of impart-
ing the most exquisite flavor to ham
and bacon, I ask, in all candor, why
not sell direct to the consumer at 20
or rs cents and at one stroke double
your income from your separator milk
by selling it to your hog and dispos-
ing of that hog in business-like man
ners The world is slowly learning that
he who puts his goods on the market
in a perishable form (and I need
hardly tell that the market for perish
able goods is always glutted), he who
insists in SO doing will have piles of
experience, but the other fellow will
get all the money.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-24
The Pig and the Dairy
By John F. McConaghy
IT HAS long ago been accepted as
an axiom "that the man who

an axiom "that the man who
follows the plow is the man who
feeds the world''; but development of
the last quarter century has made a
change in phraseology and We now
amend by saying, "the hand that
milks the COW is the hand that feeds
the world" care not whether you
are in the dairy business as pro-
ducer of cream or as creamery man
ager, you must admit the hog to a full
partnership with the cow in the sue
eessful conduct of your business. This
statement requires no statistics to
prove its truth, and | have no inten-
tion of burdening the reader patience
with vast array of figures COM
piled in such manner as to prove the
accuracy of some preconceived opinion.
The second-rate navigator, conscious Of
his incompetence, Is continually taking
his bearings, the incompetent carpen-
ter has his compass and square con-
tinually in evidence, while the com
petent workman carries his measure.
ments in his head and carries out his
design with accuracy and dispatch, and
for this reason l will as much as pos
sible eschew figures and deal with con-
crete facts.
1t Is not necessary as is so often
done by thoughtless writers to make
extravagant claims as to the hog 5
ability to make a livelihood by dig
ging fern and skunk cabbage roots,
and while engaged in such enterprise
he will also effectually remove the
stumps off logged-off land. Nor will
his arduous labors in anywise affect
his profitable production Of hams,
bacon and lard. This and more is
regularly dished up to the city dweller
and has gone SO long unehallenged it
is now almost universally believed. 1t
would, however, be a waste Of time
to take up seriously the absurd claims
made by writers who should know bet
ter; sufficient to say that under prop
er conditions of feeding and breeding,
Of housing and management, and in
view Of its ability to consume, assimi-
late and convert into a finished pro-
duet SO many odds and ends found on
every farm, by-products that but for
the hog would otherwise be wasted. In
view of all this so easily proven, is it
not passing strange that in this great
dairy country of ours we are compelled
to draw on eastern packing houses for
our hams and bacon.
There must be a reason for this,
and if 50, we are here to trace it.
And we propose to trace it.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-24

A Select Non-Sectarian Boarding and Day
School for Boys. Military Discipline; Small
Glasses; Men Teachers Careful supervision
secures results that are not attained else
where. Send for catalog.
1921 Marshall Street, Portland, Oregon.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-24

When a SOW has shown herself to be
prolific breeder she should be re-
tanned as long as the reproductive
qualities are maintained.