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The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
FEEDING ALFALFA TO SWINE
No Better or More Practicable Method Known Than That Of Giving Hay
 10 Animals in Rack.

There does not appear to be any more practicable method of grinding hay for hogs than by feeding the hay via a good rack
 few years ago some enthusiast wrote d story about alfalfa tea which he said was the finest thing on earth, that the tea extracted all the animal food in the alfalfa and at the same time left the plant food for the soil. By giving the tea to the hogs they would gain their weight, and then you could scatter the stewed alfalfa back on the land. The story found it's way into one of the eastern publications and the western experiment stations have been flooded with inquiries ever a,uce
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
PROPER TIME TO WEAN COLT
Youngster Should Be Accustomed 10 Eat Hay and Grain Before Re
 movaI-Put Mare on Dry Feed.

The colt should be allowed to re main with the marc until il has be come accustomed to eat grain and hay before it is weanod Tn nearly ali cases it will be best To feed the mare for at least several weeks be fore tho colt is removed with ground oats and wheat bran
 Give the mare roomy. well hedded box stall So the colt can eat beside her. This Is one of the easiest and quickest ways of teaching the colt To aat
 Give the colt good blue grass and white clover pasture but put the mare m dry feed This will help to dry lp her milk without causing swollen udder
 While il is not necessary to par ticularly push the growth of the colt. lt is very essential that steady growth be maintained and generally it wiu pay to feed little grain. un- less the pasture is unusually good Ground oats and wheat bran. say one to two pints per day. fed dry will pro mote growth of bone and muscle and wclLdoyeloped healthy animal
 Corn Is not suitable food for a young growing animal
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
DIVER WINS IN LIFE FIGHT
By Great Strength Frees Hand From Monster Suction Pipe and Sig
 nals Attendants.

Laporte Ind-George Culbert of Michigan City professional diver, em- ployed in the digging of the new wells in the Kankakee river for Laportes auxiliary water supply, had a thrilling experience while in 8 feet of water One of his hands became caught in the monster suction pipe, holding him fast so that he was unable to reach his life line and give the signal to the men above.
 For ten minutes he was helpless. while those above continued to pump air to him, but finally by superhumau efforts he was able to pull his hand out of his rubber glove and then. be- fore the onrushing water could over come him, he jerked the life line and was hoisted to the top.
 Culbert was none the worse for his experience. although it was some time before he was able to resume his work.
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
ALL RIGHT IN THE FUTURE
Proof Ina. Little Dorothy Had Inn bbed the Policies Advocated
 by Her Mother

nerofhys mother is T safraeette of advanced type Dorothy is a dear httla etrl in primary grade. but somewhat inclined to copy her elders One da4 her teacher received q note from the secretary of the school board, but waited until after class 10 read lt Dorothy returned for some books and cauebts sears in the teach er's eyes tthc latter had becn denied an tacrease in salary Hpou which she had based large hepee4 and said
 @NlH are Yaa crying
 The teacher laughed and said 'fh" naughty old school board isn't mca Co me
 Dorothy took hold of the teacher s hand with both bers and said very seriously #hout you cry any more. When Nc get tAe vote Nc women will correct such things The sunday Magazine
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
DOG PHONES IN FIRE ALARM
"Central" Calls Department in Wiseon sin City and Mans Life
 Is Saved.

Oshkosh. Wis Number please said central at four o'clock the other morning. "Woof, wool, wool. was tho answer. Then there came a banging at the subscribers end of the local telephone line. long drawn howl, more barking. and then silence Cen. tral was surprised at such an early call, though Fred Peters collie has been taught to bark over the phone The dogs antics worried her. but she called through the phone Good old Prince"
 The dog parked and howled again The hello girl convinced there was trouble, called the fire department. which arrived in time to find the Pc ters attic in flames. with Peters near ly unconscious from smoke
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25

consists in the great number of worthless dogs The only remedy for
 his condition in most cases consists in | heh do5 t1X and enforcement of the avs uoW on tho statute books Owing Q the scarcity of reliable hclp the r1is- us of market lambs will proyo more -emuHeratiyo than dairyiug fhc farm.
 r and one hand can easily feed and
 are for small flock Have dog aroof exercise ward and q roomy peu NIth q hard earth floor Commence Nth a small flock Gradually increase IS the business is found profitable.
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
ARE YOUTHS AT SXTY-FWE
Drinking Distilled Water Is Declared to Be Beneficial to Men of
 the Navy.

Eliminate the hazards of naval of icer, say the life insurance companies, and he is the best risk in the world
 Why
 Because simple means are used to prevent him from contracting diseases which cause the arteries to harden.
 The strength of the navy and ma rne corps is between 65.000 and 1o. ooo men The report of thc surgeon general for 1919 tabulates one death from apopleNy and places arthrjtis as the least common of all maladies.
 "I urge that the rest of the world live as We dc. using distilled water and live on and on. youths al sixty five" writes Doctor Wedekiud com mander of the hospital-ship Solace, in ,he Medical Record last issued We do uot develop artcrial degeneration, gout and rheumatism. though not sur rounded by home comforts, regular seasons. regular amusements and home life
 In half an hour anybody can make q still large enough for thirst-quench- ing purposes A tea kettle. copper coil piece of rubber tubing and a glass preserve jar or an ordinary pitcher are the materials required
 One thing in favor of forming the habit of drinking distilled water. as recommended, is that it can never prove harmful. even if no benefit should be derived in certain cases.
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25

sluggish liver bet IT than dose of nasty oalomel and hat IL won't make yCu sick.
 podson's Liver one is real liver medicine Youll kuw Il next morn, ins because you Will. wake up feeling fine. your liver will 'e working your headache and dizziess gone. your stomach will be swee and your bowels regular You will fel like working: you'll be cheerful; dll of yisor and ambition.
 podson's Liver one Is entirely vegetable therefore armless and can. not saliyate. Give iro your children, Nillicns of people a' using Dodson's Liver Tone instead f dangerous cal omel now Your drygist will tell yon that the sale of clomel is almos, stopped entirely heL
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
Cattle Diseasc ln Euronr-

That the dread cattle m3lady the foot-and mouth disease" has gained firm foothold in the European war zone as well as in this country Is now demonstrated fact The Germans attempted unsuccessfully to stamp out the disease by means of the American method of wholesale slaughter
 What the continuance of this pestilz euce will mean to the warning nations. already sttnted in the matter of ra tious. may be imagined In France, Germany Russia and Belgium. and also in Italy and Switzerland. the dis ease has gained such foothold that it k economically impossible Co fight it hy tho American method
 Il appears that the disease hls he, growing in yirulcucc since il made lrs first appearance. Mortality among cattle ranges from th-se per cent where the epidemic fs mild to forty per cent where 'he outbreak is un- usually violent
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
B0WERY Is ORDERLY
New York Thoroughfare Not as
 Black as Painted.
Cor One Man Who Would lrsuIt Lone Woman. a Hundred Would Fight for Her-ts Port Of
 Missing Men

AeV York There Is nearly as much crime committed in Hthaveuue eyery day in thv week as there ts iu tle maeh-ahg=ed Howerfz says Fa- Cher William ] RHtgr. je charge of the 1aiy Name mission sa tHe RoWery. X Iaag could start from Cooper sIuara and walk an one side of the reWery down ta E.ra row aad back a1aIu on r.e e,uer side and there wouldn't 6e ono sIauHe remark aa#=,a resaralna her If any man dared thrre#~a#d he i hundred ready to 6ahthm
 ta the @ud of the average citizen the HaHo Boaer> is one of evil re fuge= taa reea-uizod habitat of hrlan 1lceau uutettercd crime He be5gyes that no one lives within It's ers#eateefed precincts except the Predatory and murderaus douizeus of tha underworld To hm it is the tasars of fiction
 f1rW vastly dfereut ls tHa poor ald Ea4crs today It's character H4. be summed uH iu three words ee#r BHt respectable Physically 9.a=# fafed. jt Is one of the main artar-,s of tAa e.y's downtown traffic Aeeess -t at-eAery- hlaeh the# East side a.ass tts teemlHg thousands into the Hr0#Vas husuess district It is practically The Broadway of tho East
 1e On both sides il Is lined with arHf stores of every description rv ii Ht f F. fattrI hv atare and street aH and durna the daY the z5de- aalks aec. crawied=ejth people lis rgaplo and laere are ls many IS 9-aHT v tE,m arc mostly honest harmless. lao.ahdue mle Poor Nys Nam of thcm would be ahso. nte-y GHmef,-s Were il not for the cheap ladein. houses where for fen or fueeu go0ts one may obtain shelter for thc uiclt r is the Mecca of the poor and unfortunate We have many college graduates within our midst and most af tHem eaHe from good
 homes
 There Is scarcely town or city in fho countr, which has Rot a' least ono renrasentatiyo ou thjs tharouehf3rc Indeed rhe raVcr1 beloaas to tho whole world There Is no better rlace to iook for nlf~str1 man Only tho other day TWO Noane girls came to mo seeking tn#lsarn the Vhero. abouts of rhejr father whom they hadn't seen In years expected the man to call about sfy o'clock fer .t SO happened that he was one of my spo.  cIat charac~ + was scarcely five SO thcy went to a small restaurant near to have a bite to eat Scarcely were they seated when the door opened and in came their father with a shovel over his arm had helped ] him 10 save some money from his small wages and he now is au inde ! pendent upright man.
 Pew of our mon arc druukards though t Is the common belief that 1 habiuos of the RoWory spend every ] penny they get on liquor Our men do not drink On the contrary when they have a little money they pay back what they owe or save il for a rainy day"
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
New System

When yol get oat af tms psa}teu- tiary. said thc warden. you II br able to earl your own hyins and look che world In the face
 "I hope SD. answered the prisoner But | want syeu te promise me ono tHue
 What Is ita"
 There's a lot of these people who don't want te see me get along Don't Hou irj them put mp any schemes 10 get me fired out ol here before my term k completed
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
FACE BATHING WITH
eutieura Soap Most SootH11 to Sen
 sitjyc Skins Trtal Free.

Especially when preceded hy ltt'e touches of tuytCUra CHrWeat e. rcd rough iteAias aud Iag.e sas.aee No,hIue better for the sha eaatr 3air and hands gaan these super creamy rMotlicute Hhs a1t loq.. your pest a. to yaur hair and ss4n
 Sample each free b. Iaa.l With Book. Address postcard Cuticura, pcp; M, Eosf1n Sold cvcrNuhEra =tGF
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
MAN. 85. IS CUTTING TEETH
Uncle Peter Has Four New Molars, Which Appear on Birthday
 Celebration.
San Franejseo.-The an old song that runs something like tHs

song that runs something like this
 George dear. George ae1r.
 l'. soa loee me t~ue7
 efanrsr. dHar. Georgo d,1r.
 I'm certain }hat= >aaH ,!e
 EaeaSs Eat aR 4HH H=Ht A#~ Hr=
 TuU the ELS Htue Hzz..E
 Esu and 3rH suer AaHt Marlsr
 F1bg's got teatN
 They We're sf8giaR tas recently at tbe Marin county ajmeaouse and there's not q bab5 .u tbe place lt Was all over Uncle Peter F Hansen. who was celebrating his eleht1dfth birthday and who had been feeI3aa poorly aE ata For shrer or 1oar daes Ae 8as lH had sufana4 from hieh fever
 They thought il MS aH aa wIm Uncle Peter
 There 0as consultation. hetUeeu County Physician t II Nuaer a8j pr @aid Stone. Something had to h. done Finally the seat af trouble Was found in Faclo Peters mouth
 Jaele Peter had faurn nice new no lars, Awe upper and two lower and what opposite each other Uncle Peter 5te eucl4aa that u.aht fer his dinner And he Was fHst as proud of his new i4ariez as vas the hahys mother Iu tbe sone
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25

strict confidence A woman can freely talk of her private illness to q woman thus has been established a confidential correspondence which has extended over many years and which has never been broken. Never have they published testimonial or used letter without the written consent of the writer and never has the Company allowed these conti- dential letters to get out of their pos session, as the hundreds of thousands of them in their files will attest.
 Out of the vast volume of experience which they have to draw from. it is more than possible that they possess the very knowledge needed in your case. Moth ing is asked in return except your good will. and their advice has helped thou sands. Surely any woman. rich or poor. should be glad to take advantage of this generous offer of assistance Address Lydia F.. Pinkham Medicine Co. (con- fidentiaD Lynn, Mass.
 Every woman ought to have Lydia F. Pinkham's SO-pagc Text Book. It IS not a book for general distribution. as it is too expensive. It is free and only Obtainablc by mail. Write for fl today.
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25

promptly with the w O m an g private correspondence de- partment of the Ly- dia l.. Pink ham Med icine Co.,, Lynn,
 Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a wor,an and held in
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25

EHel girl wants string to her beau. bUf ah, ls aF5 to los" sight Of 'hc fact that too many stuues spoil thc beau
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
Ends Life a Human Torch.

Toledo.-The body of Mrs. Agnes five, wife of Edward nacher of Milford. bathroom in clothing was cooked The Yoder had
 ting her ting 1t.
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25

II Is our duty to do our best to brighten the lives of the people who live with us or are dependent on us
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25
FREE ADVICE
 ID SICK WOMEN
Thousands Have BeenHelped By Common Sense
 Suggestions.

Women suffering from any form of female ills are invited to communicate
The Dermott news., 1915-03-25

Enc touah Is ph7t h8fts. hnt tac ttcbie is To blame Dcdn.- Msn,hohtei Cough Drops stop the tl>hlc 5c a' good Druggists.
 pen tho whole it is better to bo knocked than ignored entirely
 Twenty nine states are new produc juE coal on commercial scale A1nys u,r Rcd Cro>, 3,Ii Eluc Delights the huodtc-~ At all good groccrs. Adv.
 No man is so ignorant that h,. can { jench you something
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-06-17

Every good husband has often longed to be wealthy. Not so much from selfish motives but just to be able to take about $10,00O and toss 1t into his wife's lap and say: Here, doggone your old heart go buy all the things you have been wanting ever since we settled down. And when you get them, let's go have another hon. eymoon."
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-06-17

Of course Hearst stopped the war with Germany If one had been start ed, he doubtless would have started it, or said he did. Some selfstarter is Also-Randolph Hearst.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-06-17
Western Union
 I elegrano

 w. H. Shorey, Editor Daily Examiner and Bard Inter-
 Ocean, Yuma, Arizona.
 ohn P Orme president of the Salt River Valley Water Users association advised your correspondent day. that owing the wide differences in finding of the review board, of this project which concluded it's hearing and arrived at findings on Saturday. the 18th, minority report will be submitted by the member of the board who represents the Reclamation Service The third member and the water users member constitute the jorty.
 This is apparently due to the considerable reduction from actual costs being the proper costs found by the majority The and the business interests highly elated the prospects of equitable and proper basis of payments The locality is much eved account of this
 Expert accountants and stenographers busly gagged in completing the report for early transmission Secretary of the Interior Lane Much credit attaches Water Users Member Fred Jones' of Dallas Texas; his untiring efforts and efficient making such prehensive report possible All interests are highly pleased Entire proceedings eminenty harmonious and digned, which helped materially and strengthened the contentious of the majority membegs-
 Dr. E. c. Wills, unit holder the Yuma reservation and Everett P. Teasdale users member of Yuma project review board attended the hearings gaining much valuable information applicable on the Yuma pro- ject hearings. The third member of the Yuma project board will receive selection and appointment immediately, this becoming necessary account of the withdrawal of southern division board of review for all projects
 Prof T. U- Taylor who served the Carlsbad project review board third member of the Yuma board grets his inability Yuma he is compelled the University of Texas of which he the president of the Board of Regents and where his pres is demanded
 The cut in the book of actual costs of the Salt River project while not definitely known rumured to be siderable, thus necesStating minority report by the U. s. Reclamation Service member.
 :53 a. m. BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-06-17

In the old days when a fellow got married, they called it settling down Nowadays, after marriage, he's invit- ed about dozen times day to set tie up.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-06-17

David Harum might have posed as a shrewd bargainer. But he never had to try to get rid of last years model in an auto for half what he's paid for if
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-06-17
Western Union
 telegram

Phoenix, June A. IS. w. H. Shorey, Editor Yuma Daily Examiner, Yuma, Ariz
 The members of the board of review of the Salt River Valley project have concluded their hearings and author ized the following for the press:
 The cost review board of the Salt River project con- cluded it's public meetings Saturday afternoon and went into executive session. It is not known when the findings will be made and mailed Washington, as der the instructions of the Secretary of the Interior these conclusions of the board to be made at executive session and transmitted the secretary alone for review by the central board
 Previous the meetings of the board the Salt River Valley Water Users association to all its bers circular letter with blank spaces for answering questions giving full information the work covered by the cost review board A great many replies ceved and formally presented the board and then spread upon the record
 Tn addition to this, public hearing was held, but practically information available by of this testimony In addition that already in the possession of the board in the afternoon session only witness appeared who desired to give information. In view of the fact that the users by great foresight had pre- pared data great detail for presentation the board the members of the board felt that nothing would be ga ed by further testimony |
 The appointment of another member of the Yuma project board necessary with Ernest H. Baldwin and Everett P Teasdale This may cause slight delay in organizing the Yuma board but will delay the gath erng of data the preparations of their by the many water the Yuma project
 MT. Ieasdae authorizes us to say that he is making good progress being confident that all water users will be highly satisfied with the results covered by the Yuma pro- ect He will arrive in Yuma Tuesday from Phoe- nix to continue his work on the Yuma project
 The water of the Salt River project are very highly elaed the results expected by the board of re- views report upon this project
 8:2O m. BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-06-17

Yes, Los Angeles is all swelled up Who wouldn't be, with all those film beauties there.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
AMERICAN WOMAN
HELD IN LONDON
FOR ABDUCTION
Took 14-year-oId Niece From.
Custody Of Her Mother and
Refused information OIL
Whereabouts Of Child,

london, Dec 22 (4.32 p. mo-
ria Goodrich Moseley. an American,
was remanded for week at the West
London police court today charged
with removing her niece, Helen, aged
IA, from the possession Of ana against
the will of the lntter's mother ielen
Moseley Drewry.
Miss Moseley, counsel for the prose
cution declared, recently came TO Lon
don and while staying at her sister $
house became attached To her niece
Following a disagreement four days
later, the defendant left Mrs. Drewry 8
and half an hour afterward Helth
since when her mother
has been unable to find her.
Mrs. Drewry burst into tears Whlle
testifying She said when she asked
her sister where the child was MISS
Moseley replied that she would not
tell, adding that "it might incflmi-
nate her
Her sister told her Helen was per-
fectly safe, she testified,
Counsel for Miss Moseley said the
defendant throughout had asserted
that she did not know the wherea-
bouts of the girl and asked that she
be released on her own recoBhlzdhre'
To this the magistrate replied
NO. | can't do that u is q serious
charge and ! want sulSiantiul pdil'
which was set at I250.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
" WASHINGTON HOPEFUL
or ENRI.Y END OF WAR

Washington, Dee. 22-Optmism
was expressed in official circles to-
night regarding the Mexican situation.
The surrender of General Ochoa,
commanuins the Villa garrison at
Juarez, and his acceptance Of q COM
mission under the de factO govern
ment. was one of the chief reasons for
the hopeful feeling among officials,
Nho expressed the belief that Ochoa s.
Capitulaton put an end TO Francisco
Villa as an actual menace.
villa might remain at large, they
said. and continue troublesome, but
without an army, 1t was believed he
could do little TO disturb border
peace.
No interest was manifested i'm Villa S
ultimate destination
The arrival of General Trevino at
Chihuahua with a Carranza force had
not been reported 20 the state depart
mcnt. but announcement of the tact
i'm press dispatches added 10 Official
optimism
Agents Of the department still re-
ported lack of knowledge of Villa 3
whereabouts Should he fail to cross
into the United states, officials here
think il viii be but a short time be-
fore he IS run down by the Caranza
forces, since he has lost both Juarez
snd Chihuahua There remains, now
ever. the possibility Of his reaching
the force operating under General
RODRIGUEZ
Late adviccs TO the state department
said General Obrcgon was moving ] IT,
coo men for service in the campaign
against the Indians on the west coast.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23

greater h1n fhlt of trr United
States itplDd o,tr 1u ta. cona.
urufe .ud thrM1h ui tr. reelu--
total population four tlnr- .rrltcr
than Nnurs. U white population UIft|
more thau nne-h1lf r.m Uun of.
which three-fuarths r,-Idr within
.he relatively .rcouadcf. nle area uf
th, british .Hds u almost mfn-
te Variety .uH dNerrcu.. of rsrr
-ui eIegd. d.s0hrJut Iit.s aud ss-
Dal condition cluth.une economic
interests feur .elf goteruue nations
une loo tHe northern 1ud three u Wc
southern WepE0rp. am RAPIDLY dc.
Nelapmg IN ruWrr Jud Influence
4rtlt depcutrr5t with 81 population
ul 500 600 .UnH. embracing dozen
iuce- with 30 a,Wjt,ruE dtcr.aHtt
ot ercc1 asJD tradition cuaiuH and
iJnsuaSe, pio'tcio'a'es involving I'-
shons.htdt> i4E lhr a'N'ieH.H,Ht 7'
great territories ana lh' Rf"''ot'h
ana W'llait ut i'ihc p'NNI7Ii'ns.
score ~ haD'l systems under MhNo
eAth UNIV ol tnt 'inPli' HN''a 'Na
luns duN's "H'l'Nl lht REMAINDER
'n' s'les0lt0i 'i ''ltl'.li'a "N'o
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ui every ''.'i Hi''' POW lh' pto-
.'Ni'"h ol ''' '.''h l'ln"'' WIN
uul NhNh h,.gnI inter ilnil-
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''ss'lS "l ''N. '1tIIIs 'il '"''c N'1Ie0
ahd 0uht''tIN'' ''Oi'lElNh ih' I'a'"
and conditions in mdurmmug Uuee
tcue touchue fOrDgu relations. ID