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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Sappp Sollo,u.

SenrD @einIait1 ,mro @nttilr ma
rem oill borige1t 9iealStnq nli gcilld
bel Seiwp 9roitbt luO 6'nttiu an
ser Coles Greet.
Com. &elnpcr bnt, ipie mir boren
fiir5Didy ipiehcr SoIIbAt 3lld,tnieG
gefmlit.
9lapnnon6 @otteInoan meIGer ii
8oscolrp6e cine quite SbelIe m 0en
@operMlelM @orfs beflci6et, lpur
nm borige,t 0onalerstng bier orf 9}e'
iildj BEL ieillcm Slbfcl nnN ieiner
SnlDte, Srie &nttcllnaml iuo @at.
tim.
@oiuin SdulrT0t foufte 0ieier Gage,
allf ser Geritei9erall9 bel Eoeidyd.
ein id6neS 0cipamr Wtalrlciel, fiir
$3.50.
8ie @riiber, Selrp ir6 SoitiS
BoeidJcl, ba6cn Die sSarnlewi olpfge.
gcben iun0 iinS lett in 6en @operlt-
itelt 8orf5 III @ascoluabe olp9e.
IteIlt.
Ger MtaSfenbaII it @eber'S Salle,
m pergolucnar SonlStng, ipar gut
bai1adt lao oltd cim rebt bii6ider
grfoIg.
SRI. Clara Saber1nebl, tpclde
l1ngere Belt in ct. 2oiris eelueler
tpar, iit bierber sitriidaetebrt Inn
otf iutbeItiuultte Belt bei ibren slnge
Rorigen 5lt bleiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
gu,ueiInng sur Scbanblnns BON
Saferiamen snr Gntfcrnnng
BON ySdJmnb".

2oier Sdmiis 6es Safers lit eine
I6fpamntige aranfbeit Der Safer.
BfIan5e, melde ernitIiden GerIitit i'll
ser grnte perurlad)t. Sieie &ranf'
belt lit lei6t ipabrnebmbar, iperrl
sic Yflan5e NIT bem slnibliiben be-
girnt, oie 9llume Ser ilvfiairten
gHatBe hit fait gdnslib nurh cine
Maiie Ieiller, idnpar5er, itallbiaet
SSleden erIest.
SaieridHnilt mag burh tildtlges
gilhpeid,en ober 8aiprenfeln oes 60
mems nit elmer MiIdJlulg perbiitet
peroen, lpcId)e bie SIeden obne
Sd&bigalng Oes Sanelrs tootet. Die
gelp0bnliGe Miidlrng, sic ongerpaluo
miro, lit 8ornolin unb bie gcbono-
lung mie fplgt:
Ntiidye elm Yint Sormalin nit
10 ober so @allonen 8aiier in Ell.
llclu 6ab ober einen alroereu paIietl-
ben 9ebGIter. Sold)e ben Safer IN
hicie Wftldhum ippbl oufriibrertb, io-
NaB er rei1Ii6 eingelpeift miro
@iebc bic MiidJlng ob, breitc ncn
Saicr ans lmN riibre ibn aclegellt'
lid, bis er troden iit
Cine anoere Metbo6e beItebt Oarlr
6en &aier 10 lolpge nit Ser MiIdNnnQ
3u beIprenfeln, biz er gc60rtg Our6'
ncidt lit, nm i'm 6oul auiSubGufeu
lll1 i'm nit 9lnnfets ober SGtfen
5u 6e0cfen. 2uBt i'm in Dem Salt
fen 5 oSer 6 Stlutoelt ober itIb't
fiber Iad)t, Damn breitet i'm 5lur
Spodnen aus. 9fiIbrt oft biz er gam
trodcn lit, Inn bom 9eioft uth Biz
3ur SanelBeit beiieite geiteIlt 81
pcuber. iSorlnolin toaml IN ir1eluI
cilmr 9lpotbcfe erlangt tperben.
@taid)inen 5ur 9ebon6llut9 hpl
&afer mo @ei5en geBcu Sdmnt
befin0en iih ailf Oenl Warft 81
oieien gebt bos @etreibe 0urd Ell
lrcn Cant" peIder sic iSornralin'
Wiidltng enthGlt uro bo1n olti oel,
9oocn sum Grofnen oblogert. -
Soldc WaidIl,en iil0 nid)t tl)elter
lllo Icbr tcfrieoi9enb.
6ormalin iit 0iftig, a6er Oicie
iflpade 26ilm9 miro nidt oit
'6Glpoe beidGHi1en ilnO ieine Sano-
babuna lit uniddblid. 6omlalir
perounItet raid, 10 0aB Der Nunlit
bcbonbeIte Sofer, Der nift 5llnl
S1en benlbt miro, nod 3rodlnuN1
lnrb 2iiftltng, obne Seocnfen ais
8iebiutter periuertbet mer0en fam
g. 9, Sutdilon, Wio. gI9riclpltllr'
grperinlentir.G tation.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
gernbarbt stein seitOrben.

gem,burbt Stein elm alter lutb ge.
adteer 9iirger lmieres Goluutp's III
mn letten Soauntag gso6lnIttag alti
ieiner Saan ON Der 2ittle Berger,
mad Mngerer &rm,fbeit i'm Sitter
BON 65 sSa6peft, 8 Wonhen isnS Is
Sagel geItorben.
Serr Gtein mar olss 8aiern ge'
biirtia bod fam er idon IN ierter
friiben Slugeipo nit ieilan gltern
rod sln1erita, oie iifJ I'm Dem 6Oger
ssabren m Ser 9ittIe Berger airf ei-
,per Sauin rieberlieben oie Serr
Stein oaiun rad tbrem Sobe iiber'
ndbqn imo beipirtbi6oftete lnt1 allf
tpeIdyer er bis 81 ieinem am Sonnr-
hug epFoIgto,l Gobe ipobtlte. gr bat
te iid I'M unierer Staot iofpoll OILS
int 2ittle Berger eilpelt groben Srellrp-
bes- llhb gefalmutelrfpeis erporbel
1rlub ipar itrfolge ieii,es offenen inro
ebrIiden Gbapafters 1lfuO Ielates ltets
fuelnolid)en @eielps, allgenteiar be-
liebt lnto eenftet
@r binterlGBt ieine @itttpe irto
bie folgenben &ilpoer I'M ieinell
Seirlwang ait betrmtem: Sralt Slls
Tia 9edntamt, Srat Sillie Soerber,
Ssos. Stein iu1b SRI. 9i55ie Steblt
BON Sernanat; Sobn Stein lupo Sss
car Stein BON ct. 2nlHs inl6 sSrdlt
sSno @eiier BON Berger.
Die 9eer0ignig fallb am ysItt-
mod 8orilrittog inter aublrei6er
9etbeiligauw altf DEM &irdbofe Der
bieiignp ct. @eorgs-@emeiiuoe itatt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Gecunb Grccf.

iSrolt Sobn Sdlllte iuuA 8m.
8itbborit lnad)ten Icste &}ode col
len @eidJ1ftSbeilid in Semnann.
@olter SpalrI6ing Scr mobG6c.
fatnlte 8iebbdn6Ier, ipnr Dorige $40.
fc in bieicr Begclto inb fuitfie nleb-
rere Mauleiel
9iatbon Goppnremr bradte am
lekten Nfortog eincn aroben Erupp
Sdhpcine oltf 6en Marft
Cleo. SdplIte failftc 6ieier Gage
bon Mitten6orf Bros. eillen glcme
&noer, eillcn @rosnrGber uno eircn
Selmc6cn.
Srai,f Sdulte, bon SipeltSOille,
mar borige 8od)e bier, ouf geIlth
Del ieiller sl1l0cb0ngel.
Gbriit &loiiner faufte fiir5lid Elm
nelles 9ltg9D, bon SerrD Moore, in
0ratc, folpie olld elm idones Bfero,
Dpn Senrp Nullnteper.
Srou SSobn SdrIte inpo 6eren
Sobne, 3Deo6or, Den iaro Seiprp, be.
fanhen ii6 am pergolrBenen Cams,
tna airf 8eiirdl in SmensDille.
Senrp Srit5enleDer, bon @eenont,
irar borige ISOLDE IL, ulrerer Nod}.
5arid)oft, illl6 bielt llmfdmi l,o6
ltben6em 8ieb.
Bie uns nritgetbeilt miro befin'
oct iid Serr gt,itmtmnt altf Der &ralt.
feniifie; mir ipolIen jebo6 boffen oaS
e$ nidjt ernitlider Natitr lit.
Senrp 2angenber9 febrte oll pori'
gen 0onnerstog bon Serlilaiut 5lr-
rid, no or feline sGbredJnitng als
StraBenaitfIcber geilrodt bate.
9lrtbur 9riltfllmmn up6 @attin
.rorSen in ndd6ter 3eit nod ct.
Gouis reiierL nm BORT ibre Slttiiitf.
tigc SeiuratD oitfslli6lugen. 8ir
bc6auern iebr 6elt &erlltit BON Serrr
9rinfmantt uno @nttil1 rir6 min.
ideit tbnen beIteS @obler9ebelr IN
Ser ireitett Seimatb.
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Nnat,ter 21


SiIos S,tgeI bot iib mad, Siblep.
0ao., beeebeit Inn ieinem Sdhuieger.
iobn. Srit Weper, bel oeIien llm5lag
nad GtInb, Ro., bebiIflid 5u ieitt
iuoielbit Serr Meper Sic alte @eeie
5arm gefaltft bat.
gorroh 2eits, BON Burr, Rebr..
tneld)er lett sipei @od)ell bel fciiten
bheii9en Srelutben olti 9eiud mar.
peifte a1n puui9en Mittibob pieber
lad)baa6e 5atriid.
Scitfmnp ,ul6 Sberiuortlnonn Der.
iap6teir nori9e @ode cine Carlo
o,uu Mipopieb impb Sdnpcitte.
@ul. Sdnteb, elmer Der prollttltel,.
ten sSarllpr nonl Berger @ottont,
reiite om porigen Donrerstag lpad
9oonbiIIe, Wto., INN @eorg garl 5ll
beflrden.
9fop &irdJboeier, bon Sebnria, $40
befono iib oori0e 8ode bier, allf 9e.
iimb bel &enpatbten.
gSm, 0iltbeD hat icir StaNteigelr-
tblmn fir $4,000, on Sparf 9rillfer
pcrfmlft.
Srmt Soiepb Stcinntet. tcblt Sim
born, beioalben iid) porige 8od)e
bier oui @eiudl bel 5rmi Steinmeb's
0flttcr, Srou Sol, WooSnalnt
Die 8erianmIinlg mff sSaibing~
TOMS @emtrtstog mlBte peridyobet
iperbelr; oicielbe foltb oa,l lebteit
0icnstn9 slbcn6, in ser bieiigen W.
6. &ird,e, itatt irno mar lcbr 3obl.
Ieid bciirdf.
Sobu sl,tfberbuor, incId)cr porige
@nd)e frotf mar. befinnet lih nlf
Der @cIierutg.
Sie iolgeltNen lrnlcrer Diinger
reiiten om 9ierStaa oieier Bobe
lpadl Sorrisb,rra gfrf.: s, S. Meper,
@n,. Srecie, Sernlnlut g9ebepob[
iuo Senrp Sallbed.
! sSn inuierer pori9en Gorrclponoetj
bot iib ein sSebler eingel6lihen.
1 Sgllab Sperfbnls bat feline Sarm
pidt an Seiprp Stride lolpbern on
Scarp iSitrfe bcrfaitft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Gin 0inters.SuIten.

Gin bartn1diger, itorenber, nieber'
idlaQenoer Siiten bdnet on, eridiit.
tert ben 9Srper, iffpddt Die 2ungen
unb fiibrt oft 5u ernItlihen SoIgen.
Die erite 3oiis bon Or. Sings neii'
cr Gntbedlirpg 9eipGbrt Sinoerrng
Senrp 8. SanoerS in Gaoen6iib, 8t.
nur6e rad 2ungenent5iinbltng mil
SfApin6iirdt beorobt. Gr idreibt
Or. Sings neite @ntbefirtg ioIlte
IN ieoer SaniIie qebalten ipepoen;
Tie lit getpib ole bette aller Webi5i'
men bei Grfdltimq SuIten o6er
2itttgenIei6en." @nt BEL Gitiberbl.
item. @eIo 5uriif, tpenn nibt beirie'
Sigenb. Epeis 50c inro 81, glGe
apotbefen. s.. 6. 9udlen & Co..
Bbilo6eIpGia o6er ct. 2oitis. gln5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Ger G6uia allcr 0aratipc.

@ei Seritopfitng aebruit6t Or
Sings neue 2ebetspillen. Goil
MotbuIfa in Buffalo, sc. g., iagt
.Sie iitb oie &0nigc aacr 2aratipe
lie iinb elm Segen in meiner 6unli.
lie mo i'd baIte itets cine Sdohtel
81 Sauic." Solt cine Sdndtel in>
ipcrbet geilirto, Sreis 25c. gQl(
g(pothefen ober per Goit. s. G. @ud
len & 60, EbiInbelpbio ODER ct
9ouis. stn3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Scmerft, es tbut ibnt snt. y@or

gemerft, es tbnt ibm snt. p@or
5ebn Sobrert" idreibt Serr Gb.
@erti6eib BON grbab 9. g.. vtuur.
De i6 bon eineln sef6brliden 2ei6elt
9ebeiIt. Sd iuar noIlltdrbi9 nieoerge'
bro6en, batte einen trodenen Sltiten
lnrb ipar nit &belmatismus unb an
beren 9eiduerben gepIu9t. gtIide
meinten ih bGtte bie Sdpin6ildt.
3ufGIlig fam id in ben 9eiib elmer
fIeiren Slaide slIpetfrilter. SD
ftdbn es ein iut6 bemerfte, 6ab es
mir gut tbat. Sd ntadtc bann cine
9elteIlung oafiir itlto tuuroe elm ge'
Ilnrber Ofanir Seitben babe i6
Sbr MpenfrGuter pieIeu 9eitten cn-
fobIen, oie es itets nit guteln Or
IoLg gebraltfyt baben."
Seine ab9eitanoene Spotbefer.@e'
oisit ionoern ein friides, frdftnges
&pGuter-SeiImitteL ipeIdes ntdlts
entbdlt, mas Dem SpItem nidt oienr
Iid1 fpGre. SpeaiaI sl9enten Iieferil
es 6em 8itbIifIm. 5dlls fein 9lgent
in Sbrer gsGbe ift, idreiben Sic an
Or, &eter Sabrnep & Cons 60, 19
25 90. Sopne GOe., Chicago, ST.
D..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
aania aller sbfihrnnasmitteI.

Sir YerItopflng 80pfipeb, I'm.
perbouIidfeit ilno 9pspepiia men.
bet Or. Sings Stem 2ife Bias an
BauI MatbuIta, Buffalo, H. o..
iagt, tie ieien Der n9onig Der a5.
fiibrunesmitteI, iinb elm Sesen
fiir meme SamiIie itio baIte I'm.
mer tpelde Inn $aitie." $oIt cine
Sho6teI iino tperbet geI,ino. Yrei8
25e. GnlpfobIen in allen apotbeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06

9(ntiiaIooitligo, eiterIei, tpie Helm cr
1T, lit elm Sdritt ipeiter 81 Dem gnO.
5isl rationale Brobibition. ltno
bos tpiirSe Elm ltn9liid fir bas Sano
icin. Gin moroliid)es, Elm politiides
nnb Gin ipirtbidaftlides ltnsIiid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06

sbonttirt aii Dos $ermatrtier
8olfsbIatt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17
ROBERTS.

The great war in Europe hastens the dean -.
the old and !nfirm especially when they ;
posts where their concern about the p-or,..
OF events is particularly keen and aritatt-u
Field Marshal Lord Roberts, like Popa ptn.
and the Italian Minister Of FOREIGN Ar,.,,
probably would have lived several years ,o,-..
but for the war. In fact. Lord Roberts des.,
had an immediate connection with the war IT,
unusual e~Sertions attendant upon a journey -,
France to visit the Indian army Of which bs
was commander-in- chief undoubtedly had r,.r
to do with the fatal illness.
There is nothing to be added to the brirsr,
story Of the achievement of this great soldier
given IN the account of his death and ca-ae-
presented by the Associated Press. Truly MA
record Of his services was studded with h-,.
liant exploits and gallant Deeds In nine r..
the wars of his country he was in the thick =
the hghtlng and was many times wounded :
And not alone in his own country was his srr..
rlor military prowess recognized. The Emnaro,
OF Germany pronounced him some years ago 90
the greatest soldier of his time, and perhars
there is not a better judge in all the world
Lord Roberts did not belong to the school 81
thought that holds that the way TO peace l.s
along the path of small military resources Dur.
ing the concluding years Of his life he urged his
country to adopt a compulsory military service
and he was one Of those who were not SURPRISED
when the war with Germany came.
There is still a glamor about a military cbar
acter that cannot in the popular mind invest
any other person, but we have faith that the
DAY Will come when the great qualities Of mind
ana heart which make a commanding military
genius may all be needed and inspired lin &
world where all is at peace.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17
ADVICE.

A valued exchange thinks the farmer has had
advice enough to rotate and diversity his crops
and that anything further along this line is un-
necessary and superfluous.
Reminders to the agriculturists of the wisdom
oi crop ro'atlon ana dlversification are not ex-
actly in the nature of advice. 1t is more like
the holding up of examples which afford insni-
ration and stimulus. Themistocles said the
achievements of Miltiades would not let hin,
sleep. The newspapers merely serve to enable
Themistocles to keep advised as to what Milti-
AIDES is achieving.
1t is the great function of the press to lot
each half of the world know what the other
half is doing. Newspapers cite and keep on
citing what aggressive men in every snhera of
activity are doing and thus inspire or suggest
to others the possibility and wisdom of goine
ahead and doing likewise. Imitation is the sin
cerest form of fattery and we love in others
what we lack ourselves.
Newspapers while avoiding righteousness mil,
continue to serve the agricultural interests bv
iterating and reiterating the experience of m
who have made successes by striking out into
new and original lines
The example of these forward-looking mo
in agriculture has already been widely followed
Crop diversiflcation is being prepared for in the
South on a scale that has not been known be-
fore. The part. Of the press has been to let
the rank and file Of the farmers know what ,ho
leaders in agriculture are doing and advis;na
On this subject a Birmingham man, inter,ianoa
IN Washington the other day by the Uasb;na
ton Post, expressed some opinions Tho. -
apropoS:
Many farmers already are making ,,.,s
diversifying their crops next wear -
one farmer who has shown the poss;bi1i.ies ~
planning s1na,. s1ain n 1913 he made 100
bushels OF oats On Il acres, and th;s 49,,
made 900 bushels on 10 acrts. n. b3s m
getting 81 a bushel for his oats from SIC 80
oors. iils S1eia OF cotton, ne told me. IS . h AL
= " A' . Il acre. So YOU see the Southern
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17
a E IN STORE.

The North Carolina Literary and Historical
Association does the State a great service IN
bringing here every fall as the principal speaker
at the associations annual meeting a man OF
commanding distinction. a year ago the State
was delighted to receive Ambassador Jusserand,
the distinguished representative OF the French
government in this country. James Bryce, the
then English ambassador, was the speaker for
the society on another occasion. and other men
OF note have come to Raleigh and given the
people Of the State an opportunity to be intel
lectualy broadened and stimulated as a result
Of coming into touch with them.
This year the society has been fortunate in
securing the promise of a visit from Ambassa-
dor Romulo S. Naon, of Argentina. Mr.. Naon
was one of the "A B c. group Of South Ameri-
can diplomats who served as mediators between
the United States and Mexico and between the
hostile factions Of the Mexican people. This
service by Dr.. Naon and the other South Ameri-
can ENJOYS brought the two contingents into
closer relations and gave all three ambassadors
firm places in the affections of the American
people. And now that the war in Europe has
had the effect of causing this country to under
take to transact with South America the bust
ness that war has made it impossible for Eu-
rope to continue, the visit of Ambassador Naon
seems invested with a particular timeliness.
Still another occasion for welcoming the repre-
sentative Of the Argentine Republic is that the
new and liberalized tariff of this country has
resulted In vastly increasing the business being
done by this country with Argentina irrespective
of the new impetus which the dropping out Of
the commercial contest by several European
nations will give to commerce between the two
Americas.
DE-. Naon is not only distinguished as a diplo-
mat, but also as a scholar. He was formerly
Professor Of Philosophy at the National Col
lege of Buenos Ayres, and also Professor Of
constitutional Law at Buenos Ayres University.
He is the author Of various works on Political
Science, Constitutional Law, and educational
topics, He has been decorated with the Great
Cross Of Isabel the Catholic Of Spain, with the
Legion Of Honor of France, with the Cross of
Liberator Bolivar Of Venezuela, and with the
medal of the Queen of Holland. He has also
received honorary degrees from Yale, the Uni
verslty of Pittsburg, and other leading Ameri-
can universities. DR.. Naon is a delightful
speaker and a charming gentleman. and the
people Of the State have a treat in store for
them.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17
l. FOR $1.7O

There has never been offered In North Carolina
30 much good reading for so little money as We
are Offering under the following proposition: For
$170 we will send the following for one year:
The Weekly News and Observer, an eightpags
weekly newspaper.
The Commoner, an able monthly journal, pub
hshed BY William Jennings Bryan.
The Farmer and Mechanic, sixteen page North
Carolina home and farm weekly journal.
Thus tor One Dollar and Seventy Cents you
can get all these papers one year.
v. G. MOORE, Manager.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17
N~cG Nall ma4on

IN HE winters approaching, the sleet and the
- storm will soon be encroaching on haiti
tudes warm. The snowflakes are leaking from
clouds that are gray, the winds Will come
shricking from Hudson's cheap bay. Then
peace to the worker who toiled in the heat, and
woe to the shirker who
AN OLD STORY. loafed in the street! The
man who kept toiling in
June and July, has cabbage for boiling, and
chickens to fry; with grub in his larder, the
storm he may dare: dad bust you, blow har.
der-its little 1 carc!" With coal in the cellar.
nc says to the storm, Get busy, old feller-Tm
comfy and warm!' But what of the neighbor
who's not n live wire, who looks on all labor as
punishment dire? He loafs through the sum-
mer when farmer and clerk, and painter and
plumber are doing their work. He sits i'm tho
shadow and dreams by the day of some Edo
RADIO where loafing will pay. And then when
the winter Is doing its chorc, he goes like a
sprintcr from door unto door, assistance be-
secching-som prunes Or q pie; "My Children
he's screeching, 'all threaten to diet" The GEN
crOus tOiler, the kindest OF men, takes out from
his boiler the wing OF a hen; "Give that to the
kiddics," he says, land by heck, I'll kill some
more biddics to keep them on deck!"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17

somehow neither of the Mexican factions has
seemed 10 be very eager to see the United
states get out OF Vera Cruz American occu-
pancy OF the port was an event fraught with
oenefciai influence for Mexico, and while con-
sideratlons OF patriotism demanded that all
Mexican factions insist on having all OF their
country left to themselves, the remarkable work
OK Uncle Sam in the seaport was recognized and
the speeding of the parting guest was by no
means unfriendly. Q
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17

better methods of marketing apples Is one
OF the great needs In this state. The Lenoir
news says: While apples are going to waste
routing on the trees and the ground In this
part OF the State, the Greensboro Record says
they are worth IS cents per peck in that town"
There ought to be some way by which the west
ern counties which raise apples on such a large
scale could market them to advantage. Is 1t
possible that the facilities for properly packing
the fruit arc lackirg'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17

farmer who sets about to make his land = =,
that is possible can do SO. He need not - -
pendent on any one crop. All that the Il.
the South needs is a little fertilizer properly an,
piled, intelligent Investigation, and rots,~
crops, and it will pay as we'll as anv 90
land OF the Western States"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17

Honolulu has raised $22, 900 for Belgium. The
appeal of the stricken country is worldwide in
it's reach.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17

1t looks as if every time the Germans start
q seemingly harmless little Journey to Dunkirk
or Calais they have a fight on their hands right
away.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17

The government evidently has made up it's
MIND to put its foot down on the foot and
mouth disease.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17
Morning Tonic

(Thackeray.)
NM E SOW a thought and reap an act: SOW an
Wv act and reap a habit; SOW a habit and
reap a character.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17
AS TO BELGIAN IMMIGRATION

In a recent letter to the News and Observer
Dr. George T. Winston, OF Asheville, urged that
North Carolina organize a movement to secure
Immigrants from Belgium. The suggestion s.
worthy the attention of the commercial organi.
cations and the large land companies Of the
State. Men like Hugh MacRae and j. A.
brown, who have had experience in bringing
ne" people into the State, could give expert ad-
Vlce as 10 the most practicable means Of bring
ing WITHIN our borders such Belgians as might,
desire to come.
Perhaps it would be we'll for the proper or.
CARNATIONS in this State to get in touch with
the Southern Settlement and Development or.
ganization of Baltimore, which already has A
representative in Europe to divert the expected
stream of Belgian immigration into the South
ern States. Something Of the plans Of the Bal
umore organization is set forth in a Baltimore
olspatch found elsewher in today's paper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17

Inc Baltimore American is campaigning for
1att as the Republican nominee in 1916. But
MT. Ia1t Is not nearly as we'll suited 10 ths
genius OF the Republican party, as disclosed ~
the recent elections, as Penrose or Joe Cannon
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17

Inc charlotte Observer says: The popp}-
COCK oelng handed out by some papers 10 the
e1ect that the farmer was not Intelligent enough
10 understand the Constitutional Amendments
Is oelng properly rebuked.' But we can't be-
neVe mat there are many North Carolina news
paper editors so lacking in the ability to form
correct conclusions as to hold this view Of the
farmers intelligence. The trouble was that the
iailner' like SO many others, did not take the
'rouole and the time needed to ger at a good
understanding of the need for the amendments.
NO sensible person could have supposed that the
iarlner did not have the necessary intelligence
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17

we nave been hopeful all along that the Mex-
lcan situation would work out without another
clNh war such as that which followed the assae-
olhatlon or Madero and the usurpation Of poWer
ny f1uerta. At times 1t appears that war be
tween Villa and Carranza is certain. but then
come riffs in the cloud of impending war storms
ana the outlook perceptibly brightens. Car
rama is not a fighting man and on the Other
hand Villa has shown evidences of a willingness
10 conclliate the old man whom he formerly
designated as the first chief Of the Constitu-
uohalists. These two circumstance seems 70
argue IN a measure at least, against Mexiccs
settling down permanently to nehtjn. a.atn