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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28

Iulats auf benz arsu3sr .9es Wtoiz
nss~. Die rRprtb SutOta" 1T IN
5ampico angstommsn uRb Die Gage
tortielbit lit un0erGnoert.
Die cage in 9era Gru3.
0era Gtu3, WIerito, 27. Aprll.
Ssitosm Der gefebl erlahen !puroe,
bag ale i'm geiiB ppn Msritdnern be-
finbIi6eH 8afien uuo Wunitionspcrs
rdtbe altsgeliefert psrDen nriiiieu. itrO
ron Den gepObnern Der StGpt 1000
@etpsbre, 1900 RspoIper, 1000 Wa6cs
tee, "a Siiten S4iebpuIOer unD 50,s
600 YatroRsn ausgeltefert pprben.
Uan bali es bier fir be3ei4neno,
bab Der 9tIsgrapbeuDertsbr 5piiben
Der Staot Ulerito uHD Der 4uBentpelt,
@era Gru3 ausgenOmmen, iuiprt pies
oerbergeitsat nurbe, na6bem 9eHera!
RampH gorOHa, Der Stabsdef bes g.
nerals 6us:ta, mad elmer llnterrecung
nit oem &apitGn 9uie, oem Stabsbef
bss 4omiraIs Slstdsr, na9 Der
Sauptitaot 3lriitgstebrt 1T. &npitdn
Suie bate Oem General Corona mt
sstbeilt, bag aue Meritansr, Die oies
ipiinihten, Rat gsliebeu Yera Gru3
perlaiieu t6aHtsn uHO ibnen Giien=
babR3iiss frsi Sur @erfiisung geItelt
psrOeH pii,Osn. alpitdn Suie bate
Osm 9snsra! au6 seiagt, oab er
Susrta infurmtreR Ious, bag bic 4mes
ritaner teiR gsrbrshen Oarin erbIitz
ten, oaB Die WeritaHer in gera Gru5
tire Sauier oertbeibigt bdtten.
9ensral Corona Itisn erItarut barr
iiber 5lt ieiH. oub Die 4meritansr in
9srl Gu3 10 Hadii6tig gegen Die
Weritan.r fpareu uno iino.
Yer bieiigs brttiIde 9pnIul bat Don
benz britiIaeu GsIanotsn in DER
5auptitaot Werito bic @erii6erung
erbalten, bas 9eneral Suerta bic Grz
laubniB segs6en babe, bag ben Nus
IGnbern, bic bic Staot OsrI1iIen mol
len, pettsrs 3ige CUR @sriiigung ge.
iteIt perosn lpiirOen. Wlan ertpartet,
Oab am 9i.nitag pisoer $50 glusldnz
Ger, odruntsr anfl 2lmsritdnsr, unr
tcmmen iperben. Gs befinOsn iih no1
ungefGbr 700 NmsritdHer - WtGnner,
Srauen unb ainber - in Der Staot
Werito uno unter benz jeBigeu lleberz
sintcnmsn psrOen lie pabriteinlich
aqe in ben nd6iten Sasen bierbsrtom.
men.
Die 5ransportSampfer nit Der 8ris
CAB. Sss Generals SunitOn an SorO
tamen am Ruhmittag auf Der S0he
ron @er1 Grus an, Die Sruppen pers
Den absr crit um Gtenitag selano.i
perosn. Die Slauiadsn peroen oaHn
piebet auf lire Sdifie Suriidtebren,
eis Warinsioloaten tperoen aber nit
ben anosrsu EruppeH an 2lno bIsi.
ben.
5iinf qtmsritansr, Die pG1reno oes
Sages Don Der 9auptitaot Werito aus
famen, paren Don Dem prGiioeuts1
Suerta brett dusgetpieIen pOrben.
= iuarsn aug unbetlnnien 9riinbeu
in qutuca rsrbaftst tporosn. &. iinb;
Gr SostiRs, R. Citation, 5. pun.
Ttion, q. q. Smith unb Elm Serr
Die MGnner puroen Don
qa9ueO nab Der 9uuptitabt 1ebruGt.
no Susria ibnen iagte. caB er iie nitt
irs @efdnsuib brinsen laHen psrbe.
eab lie ater oas 2anp psrlaiien miibs
ten.
9ie ipd6renb Ses Sagss bier dngss
fcmmenen 6lii9tliHse seben 9lustunft
rariiber, parllm in oen IeBtsn puar
Saeen 0is gep6ltsruus Der Sdupt-
Itaot ben glislGnbsrn eegsniibsr einsH
ireunbI6aftlideren Spn angeidlassn
bat. Gs iteIte iih beraus, bab bic
9lenoerune In Der Dffentli9en Meis
nuna bura Die 9lnbdnssr Der Rsbslen
ir Der Sauptitabt bsrbsissfiibrt parSs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28

W IubIe VlN6l, Uub Il'Nll wv Seh'hSl'I
@efabr zines grudss nit ben Der.
StGaten potbanoen iei.
gilll Idg.e aud, OaB er riid6altslos
fir ben 8ermittlungsplan lei. sd
bin gspib, bab ii6 cine baloige 60
iirng fir Die S4ipierigtsitsn finoen
Diro, iagts sr, .unp bann tOnnen r1i1
nit unIsrer Repolution fOrtfubreH."
@ensrnl giaa nabm audi eine
UaggOnlaoung WlunitiOn Haa benz
c ii0en nit.
Utln srpartet, bab es jest gu elmer
arnis in ben 8e5iebungsH 5Dii5eA
ben 9enerGlen 0i[ld unO Garran5a
trmmen tuirb, pis in einsm pGbrsno
bes Cages aus Gbihuabaa etngetro''
fcnsn S6rei6sn aNgebeutst pirb. gnts
loe0sr pirb Die Snrmonie aDii6eR ben
tsioen Biibrern pisoer berseitelt fpsr'
ben pber Is tommt 81 einem grlIh.
DiQa bate bsabii6tigt, crit in Elm paar
5asen Suare5 sl Dsrlahen uno ie!n
Gnti6Iub. ii6 mad 6bibuahua gu be-
ge6en, puroe gan3 pI0Blib am Sonns
tag 4bsno gsfabt, Hl4oem er piatigs
Sepeiden Don ieinen 9ertrautsn IN is.
ner Stapt erbalten bate.
Sifi5isrs Der aonititutiunaliiteN
iaaten rpGbren oe5 Cages. oaB pe,
bros Rearas, friib,r als Giuoao pprs
firio Dia3 5stannt, gusle pab. Ssg,
aeseniiber 9elegsu, pGbrenb Der H1Rt
oSer am 9isnitag Don ben aOHit:tus
tionaliitsn bsIebt Deroeu fpiroe. 8e=
neral GarranSa 1T eriuAt poroeH. sis
zen 5efe YoliticO fir Die Stabt gu err
nennen uno es Iino bereits ulle glrz
rangemsnts getrOfieu iuorben, I'm oort
cine tonItitutionele 9erpaltuug e,h'
sufiibren. Die RegisrungstriDpeu hns
ben Die StaOt in portger DO6e ge'
rdumt.
9iaa bate RU6erto 3. pasquieira.
ben bieiissn @srtrstsr GdrranSas, sr=
iu6t, nit ibm mad Gbibudbuo gu lab
-ren, 9ssquisro aber, Der pirtlid Wlis
niIter o.s gluspGrtigsu Der &onititus
tipnaliitsn 1T, pbgIsit sr tein pprtes
fsuias BAT, ertlGrte, oaB ibn bring.nos
@efhGfte bier 5uriidbislten. Natbem
Der 3us fiini Stunoen lang sepdrtet.
fubr er obns pesquiero ab.
Wsar leat audi Der 4breife Rdfdel
3u6srann. oem Miniitsr beS Snnsrn
Garran3a's, nab Woihington srobs
9ebsutung Bel. Gr reiite am Morgsn
al unb Is ipurbe allss dufs.boten, bic
statiade ssbeim gu 1aItsn.
Die msritunii6 N Sefanr
men BON Gor: Bib mad
Sort Dingats, q. M.,
trGnsfertrt.
@afbinstOn, &c, 27. 9tpriI.
DIS ariegsospartsment CAB an Wlor-
tas gsfebl, rab bic meritaniiten Gs.
fangsnen bic in Sort 9lib internirt
iiub, na9 Sem Sort Bingate. in Rsu
Mlerito. trdnsferirt peroen iollen. Si'
hieIigsn 9sb0rbsu balien es I'M Iilssrs
bid fir ssratbeu, baB pie Gefangeren
tp.itsr BON Der msritIHiihsn 8ren5e
sntfernt perSen. Bier Sdpaorpnen
pom ~ gapalleris.Rsgiment in Sort
Wlesbe. Siio 9atota, IDerbeH CUR 8es
nadang Der 9efuHgenen na3 Sort
gDinsate ssi9idt psroen.
aampfe 3piidsRaOutitu
tiOnatifen uno Resies
runestruppen IN
Sampieo.
darlington, DC. 27. gfpril.
Die aonititutionaliitsu in SampicO
tabreu fort, bic Rtsisrunsstruppen gu
betdmpfen, ME 9lomirll Wapo tele=
arapbirt. Ter amsritaniihs &onihi
in Sampieo tefinD,t ii9 isst on goro
s,s Dolphin" unS Der Stab sss Rsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28

gDaIbinston, .. g.. 81. glprIl
Der bieiise ipaniite gotldafisr
Riano nuroe am 2lbeHo BON 5sm me-
ritdniiden Winiiter bes gleuBsrn,
portilo y. Rojas, tslesrapbii9 be-
na6ri6tigt, baB Die 9utrtd Rsgisrung
ces 8srmittelunss s2lnerbieten poli
9roIilisn. 9(rgentinisn uno Chile iot'
mel angsnommsn babe. Deuti6lano,
ssranirei6 uno Gnglano batten sinsil
9an3 Defenders itarien Druid oul
Suerta ausgsiibt unb ibm orlnseEn
ssratb.n, bic @srmittslung an3uHebs
men.
0as arissss unO bas Marinspa
partement p.rlegen fia inSpiidsn
.barauf, fir bic Werito psrlaheHoen
Slii9tliRss au iOrssn uno Oaiir 5ll
iorasn, bdb Seer uno Glotte fiir olls
GbsntualitGtsn 6ersit itien. penn bic
germittslungsp baHbIuHsen reiulta:f
los perlaufsn ioIten. Den IssisH DE-
p.I6sn 5ufolgs bdJsn aIetOiHss Ell
niqe antisamsritauiids O.mcnItratios
nen in Der 9auptitaot Wterito itaitges
funbsn, Is puroe aber Nismano ge'
t0btet obsr psrlebt unb CUR 3eit
berriAt lpisbsr pSlligs Rubs in Der
Staot.
Sstrstdr grpau iaste pdhrsuo os5
5aees, nadbsm er gsridte bon oers
ItieDsnen gotI9diten uno 9elanot:
i6aftsn srbaltsn, oab sr auperii4tlif
bebaupten tonne, bab lett oem Gintritt
Der ariiis DOT 5rsi Wo6eu tsln 9lme.
ritaner In Merito gst6btet OOsr Ders
lebt porbsR lei uRo sr fiigte bin5u, bab
aQroings pisle in gleuas Galiertas,
Gorbob0 unb Sri3aba suriids.baltsn
poroen ieisn, aber isst llntsrbanoluns
gen b.tr,ffs ibrer GreilaiIung I'M
9ungs isieu.
Die Gage BAT ii6 bsoeutenb se6el E
Iert,~ iagis tpdbrsnb oss 9ages Sstres
tar Daniels. mir bringsn Die glmsris
tantr aus W.rito 9eraus. bas 1T in
9luaenblid oas @idtigite."
Der &oniul 6. 10. @anaoa mslbsie
am Ra6mittdg aus 9sra Grus. baB
nm pier u9r Ga6mittass bic amsrito>
niIts 5laege irrmsll iiber benz Saupts
quarter oes slomiruls 6letdsr nit
einorudspollem GersmonieG oufsehiEt
pprbsn iei, aIs 3eidsn. bab @etd
gru3 pOuitGnSig inter Der aontrolls
Der Der. Staaten itebs.
Sen. 9i!la mad 6 bt5uabun q
gereiit.
Suare3. Werito. 27. g(pril. =
Sensral sy.aatisco 8illa reiitc gsissrn
a6eno nab Gbibuabua ab, er iag.e
c6er por6er, Sob sr baIb tuisber na9
csuars5 Suriidtebren iueroe. Sn Gbis
buabua tpiro er cine pihtigs llnterrs.
Sitng nit BEN @sneraI Garran3d iiber
oie 8sSisbunssn gu ben Der. Stoateu
!mb bic pon ben brei iiioameritanis
it.n Repu5litsn aenuhten Isrmiits
lunsspOridldse baben. Gr iasse Tsrs
ner oab er ipi6tiss 9lnselegsn6eiten
in @erbinhuns nit Der Srganiiiriing
Ieiner aampagne eesen bic Resies
runestrupp.n Su erleSieen babe. bic,
na6 i6ren glisoerlasea In Nlonterep.
Iorrson unS San psoro, iiH iebt in
SaItiGo ton3,ntrirsn.
Gen.ral 0iaa ieIsgrapbirts bsm Gee
neral pablo @on5ales, beileR 5ruppsn
lIsontereD einesnommsn baben,, oat CT
Die g(usldnDsr in fratnbihaitliher
WeiIe bsbdnbsln uno ben faliten Be-
cibisn iibsr seIpannte 9sSiebuugsr
,piI6n ben Rebellen iIno ben Der.
feine 9ed6tuns ifen,en ions.
Sr tstsgrapbirte Dem @eneral @onsas
leg, bah bieIs 9eriihts BON Sen Sein-
ben Der Rsbsllen IN llmlnui ssIebt
pprbsu isisn. in Der SoffnuHs. elmer
5treit aipiihsn ben RsbelIen unb ben
Der. GtaatsH hsrbsifiitrsn su iSnnsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28
Gdr ]{rdS IN oen hIr(nngen 5milden Den
gencden lida uno garra16a.
Gin poafamoiger 8rn0 Swii0em Sen
betoen Syiibrerm tti0t un>pabr>
i0ein4i0.
Oi(lo fu6r am ]l(ontag p0bfid in grobem 3orn nad)
C6i6ua6ua

nfOmmnp pnS
amriann dt
bic
aGr
0aptu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28
9Setterberibt.

SIR O6i6: Stridrsesn am
Ditnitaa; tdlicr i'm iiiblifen S9eil.
2(m Wlittipoh unbsitimmtes Wetter.
ipobrfdeinlich Stridresen unb fGlter;
Diiiide bis iiiblide Winbe. bic perdns
DsrIih perbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28
q Qluen b II nj Or.

,6aben Gle eineu beionberer
@unlt fir Sbre Isste Mabl5eit9"
,Su: SnSbroteu unp Sdueioebobs
men nit RppfIdlat!A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28
nidt mad ben Ser.
StaateH, penn es
q ;oh4
Rrieo qtebt.

g ofia, guIqarien 27. 9lpriI. -
Die &6niqin Gleonore DON gulaarten
hdt bei6IofieH, ibre Retie mad ben
Ger. StaateH aufauqebeH, peun es
snii6eR ben Ser. Staatsn unD Wlerito
au einem Sriege tomuen folIte. Die
SDniqin bate bic glbiiht. iih Gnpe
Mai in 6ambura einauihiffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28

ipeIenbett ameritnniiher GrieqsIftFFe
Dor @udbmds einsn SdrlumentGr au
Dem @eneral Obregon geI6itt uno dns
gefrdgt bd6en, unter ipel9en 8ebins
gungen Sbrs9on Die Supitulqtion Der
1000 !6usrtd Soloaten auue6men
lpolle. Obregon ipunote Ii6 an Gar
rdn5a unb bieRr ion Oregon dutort>
Tirt baben, Selle3 gu ia9en, baB alien
RegierungsTolbdten bas 2e6en ges
i6sntt tperben ipiirbe, lpenn lie @uapz
mag ben Re6elen auslieferten. Da5
3eQs3 Darauf geonttportet bat, mar
Biz gum &6eno nod ntdt bstannt.
9as geftnben bes &ais
fers nrana Sofepb
beifert lid.
Wien. 27. 9lpril. Der &atisr
Nrana :yoIep6 bat pieOer cine. cute
glGnt Derbra6t. 9ds an Mprqen Ders
5FFentIi4te Bulletin iagt. baR Der &a-
tu-r6, an bsm Der &aiIer leioet, Der
Gratliten gebanpluna peiat unb Der
6piten psniqer beftig unO iamera'
faf. 1T.
Rufftf6sr Santbampfer
8eritGrt,
Q(tgter, 27. 2(pril. Der ruiIii6e
Santoampfsr v&omsto" iit am MOHa
tag auf Der 90be bon Siot Serueb an
Der &iiIte DON 2(lgier our6 cine Grz
ploIion serit0rt porbeu. 8or6eifuh<
rsnoe Dampier retteten 10 Wtann bon
Der aus 80 Wtunn beite6enoen geIdBz
ung. Die 2tnberen tomen I'm, Bon
Den lleberlebenoeu pGrsn neuu Der=
leBt. Die naometa" bruHnte bis aHf
ben Doheripiegel nieoer.
Ger & 0nig BON Il ter.
Qonbon, 27. 2tpril. gtIs eins une
erbDrte Sdaubtbat be5si6nete Bremier
Nsquitb i'm llntsrbauie Die @infiibz
rung pon 10000 9epebren uuo
100000 patronen unter benz ShuB
elmer bcpaffneten MannI6aft in III
tier. Der Premisr ertlGrte gleia5eiz
tig, baB bic Rssierung fir 8abruHg
ibrer 2tutoritdt Gorge tra9en ipsroe.
Sus 6aus lafte, aI5 bic RatiOnaliitsu
ben SSi;brer Der lIIftersr aIs .&DHig
Garfon" be5eihneten uno ausriefeH:
o6ut ab por Dem &Onig".
.&0nigin Gleonpre gebt
Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27
Happy Marriages

Are the results E knowing the laws
e health and nature All the
knowledge a young man or woman,
wife or daughter should have, is
contained IN the Peoples Medical
Adviser, by K Y. Pierce, NJ. d.
This big Home Doctor BOOK con-
tanning zoos pages with engravings
and colored plates, and bound in
in cloth, (nearl 100000 copies
formerly sold for 81 80 EACH, is
sent Free to any one sending 81 one
cent stamps to prepay cost of wrap
ping and postage. There are no
conditions TO thi, offer and he
reader must not associate this book
with the advertising pamphlets pre-
pared by quacks throughout the
country. Address, 662 Washington
st, Buffalo, n Y.
Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27

Office Of Knox county, in deed book
"Y" page 619, and the said Simon
Peace, the son Of Nancy Peace &C.
quired the interest of the said
Nancy Peace in said tract OF land
by inheritance.
Said lands were levied upon as
the lands of Simon Peace. A lien
will be retained on said lands, as
further secvrity for the purchase
money. The bidder will be requir-
ed to execute bond Immediately
when said lands are bid of, and if
purchaser fails to do so, the said
lands will be put up and re.sold.
This 18th day Of March, 1911.
81 LEWIS, Sheriff
Knox County.
Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27
ShePiffS Sale.
Arnold. Heunegar.Doyle Co. Pltfs.

Arnold. Hennegar.Doyle Co. Pltfs.
Simon Peace Deft.
|, or one Of my deputies, will at
the front door Of the Court house,
in Barbourville. Kentucky, about
l O'Clock p m, on
Monday, April Is, 1914,
expose to public sale, to the high.
est and best bidder, so much Of the
land set out herein as is necessary
to make the sum Of $3.50. 40. on a
credit Of three months with ap-
proved security, under and by vir.
tue OF an execution which issued
from the Office Of the Circuit Court
Clerk Of Knox county, on the 18th
day Of January, 1914, and by vir-
tue of Vendition, Exponas, which
issued in the above STYLED action,
from the office OF he Clerk of the
Knox Circuit Court on the l7tn
day Of February, 1914.
Said lands are situated on the
waters of Lynn Camp creek in Knox
county, Kentucky, and are bounded
as follows:
On the north by the lands OF
Harriet Terrell, on the east BY the
lands Of Elisha Perkins, on the west
by the county road leading to Cor
bin, KY, and Of the lands Of Sarah
Peace, and containing rs acres, and
the same tract Of land which was
conveyed by N W Shore and wife
to Simon Peace and Nancy Peace,
on the 10th day of February, 1897,
and which deed OF conveyance is oil
rebord in the County Court Clerks
Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27

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Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27
On Good Company.

A contemporary wants to know
what's become Of the old-fsshionsd
man who used TO say: Il says. says l."
When last seen he was standing on .
street corner In close conversation
with the old-fashioned man who says.
-sezes TO me. ssEes." - Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27
Keeping Aluminium Bright.

To remove stains from sluminam
cooking utensils dissolve four table
spoonfuls OF oxalio acid crystals In q
gallon OF water. Let this boil In the
dishes for Ave minutes. then wash and
rinse carefully With clean water.
Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27
chinese sklIItuI Farmers.

For intensive farming the Chinese
can teach almost any other nationality
on earth. Their methods would be Inn
practical here. but for sheer ability
70 obtain from the small space OF
ground the greatest yield they have
no peers.
Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27
From the Diary Of q serooss.

Feb. s.-Bit on the tips OF thres
feathers that got familiar with my
face. Also had goldfish for dinner. Il
was a very dry day. all in all.-Bunalo
News.
Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27
LOST!

Lost between Post Otlice and Geo,
w. Tye's residence, a small coin
purse containing one s. bill, and
something less than 81 in small
change. Finder will be suitably
rewarded by returning same TO the
Advocate Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
Cost of Siia2e.

Investigations conduct d by the Dairy
Division of the U. s. Department of
Agriculture during the past few years
with 81 siios in various parts OF the
United States Indicate the cost Of filling
TO be an average Of 81 cents per ton.
Tho cost of growing the silage crop was
81 So per ton on the average, which add
ed to the filling cost makes the average
total cost of the silsge 81 40 per ton.
However, no definite statement can DO
made as tn the exact cost Of silage az 40
much depends upon the J ield per acre,
cost of production, and other conditions
,ha, vary So greatly in different sections
of the c1un,ry. For tho iudivi vidual farms
under consideration the cost OF silage
varied from 81 10 to S. AZ per ton. The
investigators srate that 81 30 to $500
Der ton represents the limits between
which most of the silage is produced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
Strange Facts About Sleep.

No scientist can explain what sleep
really is. Most human beings sleep on
Their sides, with the knees drawn up;
elephants always and horses CON-
monty sleep standing up. Bats sleep
head downward, hanging by their hind
legs. Birds, with the exception OF
owls and the hanging parrots OF India.
sleep with their heads turned tailward
over the back and the beak thrust
among the feathers between the wing
and body. Storks. gulls and other long
legged birds sleep standing on one leg.
Ducks sleep oil open water. To avoid
drifting shoreward they keep padding
with one foot, thus making them move
In circle. SlOths sleep hanging by
their four feet, the head tucked In be-
tween their fore legs. Foxes and
wolves sleep curled up. their noses and
the soles Of their feet closed together
and blanketed by their bushy tails.
Hares, snakes and fishes sleep with
their eyes wide open. Owls, In addi-
ton to their eyelids, have screen
that they draw sideways across their
eyes to shut out the light, for they
sleep in the daytime. No one knows
whether insects sleep or not Man Is
the only animal that ever sleeps on It's
back.-New York World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
He CapituIated.

His wife met him ut the door. His
dinner had been waiting for thirty
minutes, but she WIS smiling sweetly.
Her hair was done up IN u becoming
style. aud she looked ten years young
er than usual.
She put her arms around his neck.
drew his head down and kissed him
sweetly.
Give me your hat and coat" she
said. II will hang them away, for
can see that you are tired. Have you
had hard day at the office, dear?"
YES" he replied. I'm all tagged
out"
I'm sorry. But never mind. feel
sure that things will take turn for
the better soon. I've got q surprise
for you-the maid has prepared nice
chicken stew, the kind you like 80
we'll Shall run upstairs and get your
slippersT'
Never mind, little woman" he re
piled, pushing his hand into his pocket,
how much do you wantT-Chicago
Record-Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
Feeding and "uitting."

Recently q group of farmers met at a
village store, and during the evening the
question of feeding farm animals arose.
Some maintained that II was not neces.
sary to feed anything during the winter
except hay and fodder; others admitted
that an additional amount of grain
brought better results, while the more
successful maintained that in order to
keep stock In perfect condition 1t was
necessary to feed a mixed ration, sup
plying sufficient amount Of both grain
and rougbsge. Only one or two Of the
group of twelve realized the efficacy OF
the balanced ration, and knew the rela-
ton of carbohydrates, protein, fats, fiber
and 80 forth, to the physiology of the
animal. Finally one old man who was
at once crude and philosophical removed
his pipe and remarked: ave had sixty
years' experience on the farm, boys, and
il yer want ter git, yer got ter feed!'
Unconsciously the did mans statement
voiced the underlying principle Of oil
feeding-uot only Of animals, but OF hu
man beiugs.-The Country Gentleman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
reaching Cows TO Lead.

Have you ever seen two men and Z
pair of horses trying to "lead" COW,
or one man beating q COW to get II
through the street? The first is q laugh
able sight, the second is shameful
Neither is necessary IL common sense 10
used. Whenever possible the calf should
be halter broken within q month after
birth. A halter-broken calf makes a
good leading COW. Sometimes, however,
a farmer fiuds himself in possession OF q
full-sized COW which is practically un'
leadable. In such case four or i've
hours in as many consecutive days
spent in "bresking" the COW will prove
good investment.
II the COW 10 not heavy with calf she
can be readily broken to lead. Take
COW leader and put into her nose while
she 10 fastened in her stanchion. At
tach to the leader a long, light limo, An
put heavy long rope on her horns, o,
on the halter. Now, with the rope.
we'll in hand uufasten the stauchion and
let her make dash for big open lot
WI sn she gets where you want her
fetch her up on the big rope, II possible
II not, jerk sharply on the leader line.
II high strung she will rear up aud
plunge about. Let her have her owl
way until she quiets down. Then pull
on the big rope and the leader line. She
will go through the same tactics as be
fore. The point is to teach her that shs
has got to go when the big rope pulls
In four or five days, at an hour ut
time, she will have this lesson learned
and you will have \ COW that you car
lead through the street without team
or whip.-H. K. Hoadley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
Britain's Conscience Fund.

Much more money has been sent
anonymously to the British govern.
ment's conscience fund than to that
Of the American government. The first
recorded payment Of this kind was the
sum OF S1,S00, sent to Pitt in 1850.
with letter requesting him to apply
the money Ito the use Of the state In
such manner that the nation may not
suffer by It's having been detained from
the public treasury. You are implored
to do this for the case Of conscience
to an honest man" Nearly every year
since then the chancellor Of the ex.
chequer has received a certain amount
Of conscience money. In 1S4l the
chancellor received $4,000 from a per
son who stated that he had engaged
In smuggling for many years, and that
this sum represented all his profits
therefrom. One year the conscience
money forwarded by British taxpayers
totaled $4,000.