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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

ilhnre 0npi.aI % Seus %politiite os TO-
cidIe Snhflrcelie. Bore GfboIosncns
uers manseaarise ieise % nohoIoenoe
NrbeiSe bar iaaIebes life oGret for
ei9Oes.
Men i.aI bette Arbeiee 40 2ooeiouin'
aer5 Vei haoe bI,oeuhe Srro for bort
eGorurliaheSsarbeioe. 'aa NJ lie
icraleulms. at oet mere pcrionliac Ifs
hoIoSdrbeiNe osian q SripeS med
arnit. .nnIfe ligemeeet % mere iba9
END ier. Ger it,e bette. iao bar 81
ltorieu % oor @riarina Irrt os. at en-
Rea.iiou eler S"iI5dgcidIo oil inotrroc.
Set er oet periouli9e 9~iholoSorbeioe
iou hnr oornet euer Idpt @ruuoooloeu
sner @cannoelieu I'll BEN IiholNsbepr
aeIic ioni bar aaaet ooer port 9dro oe
ienere Nnr. % ret er ieIoe Sotuls
nibolrSur6eioet iom oil aipe por H'f
hoIo5lopqipniua Sen Stgr,c on Sen
Stctte. icm abiolut CT ue~opereig ior
al eoo 2oueipniua.
"9oo o5 aicre set enc % lie ion
iemmc oet duoct" % ~ bcr 81 III
mere enh no0eniirNe mco Nrhft o.
Strrtc o9tule Nrbeinet / dlle porc vi
boIoSiorcniuQer. Sna iuN upe Ncelem
mer % IA ~fornemmtlis blnuet &c mac.
9IIc pore lutale Nibolosioreuiu9cr ber
UTrc Central cller Nraititniiouer for
SfholNSbeorAelien / nor: 9duo. SotoI.
ofho!N@nrbei0ct CT ,nniic mere pad.rr
pet ioaa ems uoRenilnNe. Sortropperue
bor GiboIbshrr og HuaItetieu / cnr
HiholosbeurAclie bar nTrct % er DC 10
toloi6oIonc @iruo % apinoer / bort
2dnb Ser or MeSlernmer AZ ser nrpa'
uiiere0e NfholoSarbcioe.
SAB Der IN iom aloriq icr b!ioe Ell
SpOuaareu nf porc NiboIosoraauiintio
ner. @eitcm Weher. inu Solere, al
holo Setter % faa irS npc Weolemmer
ale SiOer % auc Steber.
@ier ii hctte. 'oa bill NiholoSurbeioet
frhe en- NrriiQere. irooiaere % iuuoert
&ert / DC Har lom tommer eub Sc ionl
off.
@u'tnp Chic,
Setr. Winn. aihoIosieIiab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

gIeds u~itaSeliss. b~shaaslioe 0s,bo,e / be NET aloor.
uge lIf9loer. 'elp tftsr 81 CO ~ AarS Sieeier o.
snhca efter q, irisrttfn:es a foitbere Spsratiouer bar
feiiet. AZ milotre (tfufcer Tau pftt belt fcufrolert5
ptb en- enefte gHususelis. aaa ou nso iuue ~ssprnuit
u-olaoe at uEoer,eae et Nliooel ION better sere biz
Abrssis ieae. cuaaasHos Tofi hi briuge bio ben
btie 3o1ars srbrnsling. ocis On efitr al hapr or,
% en- Collar. opts lite. iifip frr Ill % esron,. oa pi
fcrfanaer iHtti ~ eie. tn rriirmmer. er bet 10,
i~nelnituos for bic. al Inn n gRioeel beore tuo unssn,
Nnoe 'er irempabt farhe lalgeS paa hrEne plaace:
gcr ~pplpienet eoa ~inaiirsreI snicrer. ituoes trif
mso tper fri rsptcs5anella sLifrIo Dr Van
Week Co, c II Majestic Bldg, jackson. Mich.
etrip ibia. Ssue iustn Strss tim BIN aoresle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
slfboIosiolfetS 9sroeam.

! vort 9r6eioe ior aibolosinseu gael
Der oeida netie, az "oet enc moa glsz
res oa Set aiioey life ioriemmc5". @ort
@rosram ION aihOlbsfoIt CT 10 ! Sort
aeo bette: 9r tugc Srittcn fSrit,efras
Tienl bort ira Ranoen % al iage
@anscn buri ira Sri;.eu (Sritietrae
i.eul. AibolasioItets Stamp ior al
taee bort Den 5orgerlise Cons Seitpts
telie ira Gri..eiraf.sn BAR life bnrsi
iorgi1pes. men bar, iornemmsIig / 81
iinite iaa aar. baarst rige Srugier. iu1
ui III Ter n 2ritteuanteus Gage ION
eli lcb6cimuel Suitimtiou CT rallc. Sols
~ieopiuioneu lar ueiet oerme on iuuoel
rem ior let. Get ION mere cne nogeI
anOet fannie uoha!er Sraf,ens iuIoitrns
eise ~rerposelie el!er Sseseom er Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
Norretmimssmotiier
S2I fisher 5lspeieparatpr.

Nlbouab Suuer GomOann. 225i Mar
ifal Slpo.. Chicago. bar ! oenne uo'
gaoe Ct Advertisement ior en S!soeles
paraior. Der oil oRre az Suteresic ioT
erhper Sarrer. Reunie Sirma oil
isuee lin Se5ataror ior 80 Cages irI
Ereue o. oil cuopirere give SiIidar.
buorueo .un - betales .ortduI on Ne
ten tan pocS SegminviS iHoen c. IGy.
u Srepturi GoresiereI III Niruinet %
dlmooeuee ON en III aoiaIog nil itral
imeoetcmnies. bpis em mrpncr. ar eu
Iaa oers Advertisement / Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
3anfer al GmtrioM.

Gn Maubs aoIo % Nrbeioc or ION
hans N~eorin9sbsie pau Giuets oorsrtt
nop. lloen aalo % Nrbeioc cpbereI
Yiuet at p9re dgtoGroigt.
Nnioritcten bar iuger Ret ouer CT
Sip!. Sipler or dltio ton9eItg a
SUBS 9}aaoc.
CSnoienot al y. =. @eberg'.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
gen 8De cftober 1915.

inss. IoIsa. Sale @hitcpuoS. % cafe
Sinai. Tisis 8or nlianinien lang %
iaa ilere Numere unoer Nr. Martini
ions 9eoelie.
Iaa SUBS @eliisueIle aItio hpiIe
oper Trbeioet iblaro, TOR llnooon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

oenne Senanplin9,o at
prone frit. Sunbres
Der er ipdreoe for
fcriias % fpitbareC pera.
iiprter peb itih. at bruae
II. pan 0ieds treoob.
b.lte Abiorht,on M hosl.
Sst oirier / en- iaa tor
~polir9iriug meo Selb.
al Ebeu Ioritisl hppr
bdaroualiet DIT 5ilioloe
er elsr ippr roofaloen
ou fan pare. NJ oil isnee
Dig Sr. Gan @leds 9Rie.
bel uetn en- Sent / iiprs
lfiio ~ tieer al SeiIfp
for Niislnttt. 9aaHa.
foIoi1t bar itrspei os ON
Nelhrshtfs nth ~ Unu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
GntUer,
Der er
pla9et
nteo
&atarrb,
buroe
tase
Yermma.

Mr. Nuauit Suoie, Ct. Gnthonp,
GuHoiS 60, Snoiona. i%friuer: Seq
bar i Here gar meaet pIaget meo
aatarrh. Sea bIep tiIraoot al to8e
Veruna, og ica brllate TO SLATER al
ocr, bpilfe nlornc mia meaet aoot.
Sea beillitteNe mig til iglen at ic nit
aamle Siem / lpitlanb. eitcr 10
Mars TropTr, % fisbtc ell SLATE
Verlna at tdge mebenS lea q poa
Teien. Haariomhelit leo babe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

cube Bon CT reaulGtt
Dollar Ear az mine
me ,Soot GRATIS at
prove irtt frtltc
fra mt Sdboratprt OF
'urotae th IT beunuhe
0,rtS unortnoe SiRlD
bet Gttbli' os i1ttts paa
IL abrsttSr unoers ale
Stabier dfRheum otisms
rgiru frpriR snsr afmi
" nReiaist, Noftss
atat, = y, b q ..
sGer andre SlaaS
, uoeu FprltisI hpcr ben
bar tat ~ eller hpor al
DcriiQ
srrue fomTer hper
Voit I'm aasTelr az Der
heu 'ortgaenhe ont Del,
tr.beuer ueb mtne Traits
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

Or. Ban Sled bar iunoet agte 2ins
bring. iom belbrcber mango
SuinDer.
Sreofort bringer bet at PROBE irit

6oriem life NGmorrboioer (riles), tbi ct
pirteli9t SilfGloe bslbreoer aloris ia lelp.
Vn mad 9tcre noget. yno o5 iod9 ienoe oio
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

Urine npe SraIt linorer SnNnoer /
tuboer Staoie al beune CRU
iomme Sggoom % bet
u0en Meoitiner.
Seno %repiort for Collar Trsue irit

I'll eubuer S,oenoe al Rheumatisule eigu
ieo bette ubearrulcoe Iilbuo Senb miG
oin HbreSis. 90 lea Nil lenoe hIa rnep pniaao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

Sorsoag Hormiboae. - DfeSet tdles
ties iii Srben al 6orntancen, aloi'en
10.45. Yait. 3. 8. @othre ira llIen,
Rinn.. oar iorbinoret fra at ppre ills
iteOe. %ait. q. u. &eeee. fra NaoeIio,
eftertom Spiorbrineen til at u%SfnIoe.
g,aturIieuis i~ortaIte ban os ON bet oets
liae Saroaneer Cog bite os bpori bets
Stisubeo bcitanr), men ban %foriaIte os
uoiaa ont. at Solt Ieber gpot / 6ars
Danger MI.
ga pt eIitcr rette 9anbet" tIep iuns
get. Chr. gtbreirn. 2aaeis SupnIeant
til 9oroe / 1914. boIot oerpaa Ell tort
Sale % operratte Den Sane. iom ling
hon,sIaset / Sarbarser iiior for9reoe
SaronngerIa9et i anerita. SuIfriptios
men Ipoer:
9aa 6uriioen;
"Seliiue fraa 6~arbangar.
Plat @peoeioIt / Amerita 1914.
Yao @o9iibeu:
"@ub iienc paart bpra SeoraIanD
Sg lat Der iom 6usen bIsma".
giter I%filerinsen ipiIche Smut Serc
fra 0raub Sorts pna 0aroaraerpioIii,.
@leo ~ueluol9te Orb mootog S%ormanS
Sneit Snnen pad 9a8cts %egne oa
~fren,bnr ell hierteIie Sat til bore mango
tjGre @cnuer / Sorhonaer, iom hapbt
betGnft 6aronngerlaect meb en- iaa toit=
bar % natter @aoe.
@eiluttet at @eitprelIen latter en-
SnttereioIutiou til lln9bomslc9ene
&arbanser, % at SiIebe al Soriunte
lingen lenpe5 men benrc Heiolution.
6oriamIinsen tiltienbeeap lin Sat peb
Heisnine.
SsI9enbc Gang I~trepct for anIeonius
gen al :. q. @erpen. 8aocliffe. g.,
bleu oerpaa iuneet al Soriomlin9er, les
nct al Sau9iorenirgen:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
Torfjelelier CT iarlige.

tortisleIie er Oite 9espuoeIie I'll Grlp.
GurGebsteuoelie og Enriug. eeifpt big lsIu
moo TortieIslie ueo at boIoc ot ss9ems usl
nGret og ueo al ida met mIig rriif suft.
Guum'S G9te uorite Sorltelepsrtrdn uGrer
eesemet. Get er mere ct NGyiuq5nuooeI emo
eu McOicir. >au oeu Quiet, oS udur be
isrlte 5umptomer pua en- Sortislelle lore
fommer, OO bespno at BRUCE Den.
zoe pr. Fiuttanoe tire ior ~ 100. Geuos5
con. ont onlIeS.
II. n. BRUUN, Importer,
1901 Grand Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
0iOcnOc al Ultima

Siriu ioeg. % ieg ri uoer estaliEg icri1le otg.
approau ou tfu buDe 'Ct zen i~fr1ttclige 8fihua rs0
e fupeli % btlGt 0ieHmemiooel. Der 1lorl IaG-
'sil. Seq oil 'cri3as og Cm BerinH.r. III III for Afh'
ma. otl bar lot 8 0uer . AIr isr Dc brugte BETTE
Wiiooei. MI iel rt ha1e e. DIT Naou cg Din Aortsic.
"a lea ul 'rt ieuos Dig 'uloitVEotGs Cpl9suir9er oar
eeifs pionHterhge btIiSe oisHtueuiloocl fgE AtsAi.
lirDn bette Plab
GEO. D. HOOVER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

be mrt ~udnitliae II'uibtr. tnhoa sftsr 30 o. ~
Hard IibeIier on ,'ter at be mel foiibarr sehouoIinasr
mar lellet. iloen 6tnipn III T,oer eler hnor mango
asbre ,sprisa bar N slpt,et. len oil ou ffai pvspe
mine Drafts trit po.n en- cent I 5urffab. 10.
eitetpaa, hpis BIZ er h.tt tlfrtos me0 ben erhoihte
Rniit hpis IN 'sl,r. at on tilhhit bar iuunet osH
lena, isai, psIbrso,Iie. tan tu 'tube ma en- Icndr.
6uis iste. firth run til mia o,tout, "a Dc foitrr 0,g
tnitt. Sse taatr eia paa creet iea cpsriaosr
alt III pi0. Tu tan 's at itu ise suube haoe 'aa
%ubeptpuitt Srr pnd mine Irn'tS. hots ltl tie 'siic
mia ~iornisi,t ON. ~ DC -
or mere ptomt % 'tre
sub upgst auhetaRthhcl - gf ~
titubt. Rel ,tte. OUT 49, "A
paa. leQ tGGsr al RtNto ~ "a
'cr Wlistnfft. tie ou NJ DYER ~
Wiu p9rbifnlbs i'm.
itrtrtbs goa oHi Rhtn,
matisnis isnoes irit mto g~rspe.Irafts. Sufrip
Frederick Over. De-. YC41, Jackson.
Michigan. Sfrip ioaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

Chi on III os / 0errenS Sree.
&c. oa aaar 10 SiusioIeu aIorig reo.
Mcn Den Irier peo 6lrntcIhleirmctS
Strdrhc.
q " @resr
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28
KEEP THE OLD COWS.
Good Dairy Animals Valuable For the
Calves They Produce.

Good Dairy Animals Valuable For the
Calves They Produce.
There Is tremendous loss to the
dairy industry in this state as in other
states. We think. because of the sale of
eight or nine year old cows. says the
Kansas Farmer. These are sold because
they are considered rs having arrived
at an age when they are no longer USE
full in the dairy. A ten or twelve year
old COW which has not been overfed
should be profitable producer Of milk
II she has ever been profitable.
1t is to he recalled that Maid Henry,
the famous Holstein of the Kansas Az
ricultural college, established q worlds
record in her thirteenth year. Cows Of
good breeding at this age are worth
keeping for their offspring even though
they are not profitable producers of
milk.
The old COW is frequently sold at a
low price and at real sacrifice. The
owner will the next day pay two or
three times as much money for
younger COW of no better breeding. To
make an exchange Of this sort is fool
hardy. A COW Of good breeding and
liberal producer is worth keeping as
long as she can eat well. After she
passes this age. when It becomes, nee
essary to sell her. she will bring as
much money without teeth as with
them, because she goes to the cannery
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28

pounds for the other. An animal on
maintenance would not require any
thing like this amount of water.
The cause of SO large a water con-
sumption is the amount of water nec-
essary for the milk itself and the large
quantities Of dry feed eaten. much of
which is hay, fodder or other dry
roughage.
If the water supply is not easily &C.
cessible or If It requires a large amount
Of labor to furnish It each day, the
tendency will be to give the cows less
than their work demands. There is
probably no better water supply than
a good deep well. Freshly pumped
water will come nearer fulfilling the
ideal requirements than any other
This is not always practicable. and It
becomes necessary to use a tank.
In cold climates tank water should
be heated to at least somewhat above
freezing-50 to 60 degrees would prob
ably be best-before the cows are al
lowed to drink.
1t will pay to keep sharp watch over
this water question and see that the
cows are not allowed to be neglected
in this important item.-Hoard's Dairy
man.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28
Sewage Dispos.I In Sheffield.

OOW0O0 OtOpOoAs ~ 0uOUl0s0s
Like other large industrial towns,
shemeld,S England. has had difficult
problem to solve in regard to sewage
disposal. In 1885. when the city had
as'population of 3O4.720, the sewage
was drained into the nearest water
ways. In that same year. however,
the first Of the sewage disposal
schemes was planned and carried out.
The method of treatment at that time
was the common one Of precipitation
in tanks by lime treatment. This
proved unsatisfactory, however. and
after careful study the system of treat
ing the sewage in settlement tanks.
followed by single contact bed treat
Ment, was adopted and was found to
be the most simple and economical
method. The corporation still has in
progress the enormous scheme which
It began in 1912 and which consists Of
sixty contact beds. each half an acre
in area; sixteen storm beds of the
same size, settling tanks and the alter.
alton Of sewers, at a cost of 81. 251 SOS.
which will be capable Of dealing with
a maximum flow Of 64.5OOOOO gallons
q day. It Is said that when completed
these works will not be excelled by
any in Great Britain for economy In
construction and efficiency in design.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28
Business Directory
Wahpeton Lodge 10. u, q. ..
and 4. Irregular meeting
nights are the End and 18th Fri
day nights Of each month at 800
p. M. All Masons are welcome.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SAVE

mortgage. executed and delivered by II. B.
broWn. and Ella Brown his wife, Mortga-
s ssrea 70 1. Mnne ia Mathida Frswold Mort
y: IVY. and Med for record, in the Office Of
tne REGISTER OF Deeds of Richland County
ana Il state Of North Dakota, on the 4th day
eored IN BOOK Of Mo wnen w " Re
259: thereof, will be foreclosed oy sale e of
the premises In such mortgage and herein
a Ha descrtDed at the front door Of the
the County Of Richland and State Of North
Dakota, at the hour of O'Clock D. m, on
the anes goth day Of February, A. D.. 1915, to
sans t1 re- amount due upon said mort
Inat default has been made in the terms
the 81 sum a.. Of 5000. die on one hote, secuT:
Of November, 1914, and by the non paymen S
OF al tne interest due Of the said note and
on another note Of like amount, all of
% sm ~ n Mire 50 past due amounts to the
said mortgage containing the cOndltion in
substance: That II default be made. in the
payment Of any of the amounts due under
s sa11 mortgage s the said MORTGAGE may de-
whole amount secured by said mortgage,
both principal and interest to be due and
aysa. Immediately and by reason Of the
note and interest as aforesaid. the said
MORTGAGE has declared and does hereby de-
clare the entire sum secured by said mort
i gage, to be due and payable.
The premises described in said mortgage
and so to be sold, are situated in Richianfi
follows: ~ ~" 10
The North East Quarter of Section Twenty
Eight l2S), In Township One hundred and
thirty five tt35), North of Range Forty-nin
(49l west, Of the 5th p. m.
That there will be due on the date of the
said mortgage sale upon the said mortgage
the sum OF Fourteen hundred fifty eight and
$500 Dollars, besides the costs, expenses
and lawful attorneys fees in this proceed
tngs.
! That no proceedings at law, or otherwise
mas been had for the collection of the debt
, secured by said mortgage.
That the said named mortgage has exc
cuted and delivered to Gustav Schuler Esq,
an attorney at Law, residing and practicing
at WahpetOn, North Dakota, Power OF Al
torney, for the foreclosure of said mort
gage.
Dated this 4th day of January, A. D, 1915.
4 ANNETTA MATILDA FRISWOLD.
Mortgage.
| Attorney for Mortgage,
| Post Office Address:
| Wahpeton, North Dakota.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28
Sweet and Sour Cream.

There are many people who believe
that sour cream tests less than sweet
cream. II more people held this belief
the probabilities are that less sour
cream would be marketed than at pres
ent The only correct method Of test.
ing cream is to arrive at the sample to
be tested by weight. II this method Ia
employed then q sample of the cream
taken when sweet will test identical
with that taken when the cream has
become sonr. 1t IL a fact that It re-
quires slightly more sour cream to
weigh given quantity than It does Of
sweet cream Of the same density In
the old days. when the sample for test.
ing was determined by measurement
then the man who sold sour cream re
ceived a little lower test than was
coming to him In these days all mp
to date creameries and cream receiving
stations weigh the sample preparatory
to testing.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28
DISPOSAL Of
CITY SEWAGE
A Problem Of Great Conse-
qusnce For Municipal Health.
BASED on CIVIC SCIENCE.

a Comprehensive and Official Drainage
systsm should 30 the First Work Of
the City PIannsr, and Due Allowances
Must Be Made For Increasing Fa.
ciIitiss With. Increased Population.
OF the Indispensable elements in the
planning Of a city sewers are among the
most important, says Frank Rooster,
author Of Modern City Planning and
Maintenance" Baumeister in estab-
fishing the theory Of city planning
gave them an equal value with streets
and traffic.
A comprehensive and efficient sew.
age drainage system must therefore be
the first work Of the city planner, and
due allowance and provision must be
made for increasing such facilities as
the city grows in population. 1t is, in
deed. scarcely possible for any one who
has not lived through serious strike
of garbage removal employees to un-
derstand what the immediate removal
OF waste material means to a city and
scarcely possible for one who has to
overestimate its Importance.
The character and size of the sewage
system adopted depends ON the loca-
ton of the city and the natural condi-
lions and methods to be adopted in dis
pOsal of the sewage.
The proper disposal of the sewage is
one Of great consequence. since cpl
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28
DAIRY ona
CREAMERY !. Y
WATER FOR DAIRY COWS.

Milk Cattle Require Large Supply.
Warm the Drink In Winter.
Has proper provision been made for
supplying water for the dairy herd.
Is; the water supply convenient and
within easy reach of the cows?
Professor Eckles gives in his book,
Dairy Cattle and Milk Production
iolne' very Interesting examples Of the
water requirements for cows in milk.
A record of the water drunk by Mis-.
souri, Chief Josephine for a seven day
period one month after calving shows
that the average daily milk production
was l02 pounds and the average daily
water drunk was $50 pounds. "A ten
day average for two Jerseys was milk
28.S pounds daily, water drunk 77.3
pounds for one and milk 1873 pounds
and a water requirement Of 4O,3
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28
MUNICH a. ALrRu,sM.

OF the benefit to a city OF town
Of competently directed CONNER
cial organisation effort there can
be no question. Commercial or.
ganization has proved its EN-
cheney. its value and its positive
necessity for every town and
city in the United States.
Now, however. the time has
come when the more rural dis
:tricts Of the country are realiz-
Ing that q wide cooperation Is
necessary In order that the farm
er. the merchant and the manu-
facturer may be DRAWN into
closer bond Of union for their
mutual advantage.
When the time comes that we
can see the small country town
working unselfshly for the sue
cess Of its neighboring commu-
nifty we shall indeed have reach
ed an ideal state of organized
effort.
Nor is the unselflshness Of the
small town entirely unrewarded,
! for the additional prosperity Of
its neighbor is bound to filter
back through innumerable chan
nels to the town that has sacri-
feed an immediate advantage to
the spirit Of helpfulness.-Town
Development Magazine.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28

In color Dutch Belted cattle are
invariably black. with white band
Of varying width about the body
In front Of the hips. rarely reach
ing the shoulders. Sometimes this
band narrows to even foot in
width or less. and again other
specimens have 1t az a wide blank.
ct The fore part Of the udder of
tho COW is also often white. In
udder conformation and develop.
ment these cows are rather infe-
rior. the size being comparatively
email, the fore udder abbreviated
and the teats placed too closely to-
gether. The dairy Importance Of
Dutch Belted cattle is its principal
value, aside from the ornamental.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28

denies are frequently caused by i'm
proper disposal, especially in the case
OF discharge into rivers or lowlands.
1t Is impossible to lay down any hard
and fast rules as to which system Of
sewage disposal is the best. since a
system suitable for one city will not
answer the requirements of another.
The commerce and industries of city.
the nature of its streets and traffic and
other factors make the problem one
which requires the most careful con-
sideration and one in the solution Of
which only the most experienced engi-
neers. acquainted with the progress Of
the science of waste disposal in the
most progressive countries. should be
retained.
Sewage disposal is in reality new
science, and great advancement has
been made in the last few decades,
principally abroad. SO that every ad-
vantage should be taken of modern
developments in tho planning Of a
city's sewer system.
Cities which are located on a large
and swift flowing river may without
risk discharge their sewage directly
into the stream If proper precautions
are taken.
The self purifying power of water
is usually underestimated. especially
that of rivers. The presence in river
water of certain amount Of oxygen.
necessary for saturation. will effect
the naturalization and Justification of
considerable quantities Of putrescible
substances. by means Of biological
processes which rapidly develop when
such substances are present. These
operations precipitate a sludge on the
bottom. of the river which; Is as harm
less as silt, while the gases are emit
ted at the surface. If too large a
quantity Of sewage. however. is emp
tied into river, the odor emitted
will make the river banks uninhabita-
bic. while the sludge will accumulate
and clog the channel of the river and
the process Of the self publication Of
the water will not be completed be-
fore it reaches lower city and causes
contamination at that point.
Depending on the nature Of the citv's
streets and the nature of the sewage
to be removed. single or a double
sewage system may be adopted. In
the latter form one sewer is for rain
water and the other for strong sewage.
The rain water sewer Is for carrying
off rain water from the buildings and
streets. while the other is for toilets,
factory waste, etc.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28
Natural Mistake.

Henry ]. Byron, the playwright, was
a wit and wag. It was Byron who
said a play 10 like cigar-if failure
no putting can make it draw. but IL It Il
a success everybody wants box.
Sterling Coyne was for many years
a well known English manager whose
center of operations was Birmingham.
He was addicted to the SNUFF habit and,
having heavy mustache and beard,
generally presented a soiled and mussy
appearance. One day Byron was In
Birmingham and saw Coyne. Struck
by his repulsive externals, he inquired
OF friend who he was. ''That IL Star.
ling Coyne." was the reply.
"Oh." chuckled Byron, Il thought 4
was Filthy Lucre."