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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-11
Different World
AFTER:IV|A|IRf|IIS0VElR|||
President Declares There
Will Be No Patched
up, Peace. ~

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 11.-Presi.
dent Wilson yesterday expressed the
opinionithat there would be no patch.
ed UP peace" following the European
war. In a comprehensive. and forceful
address before the Columbus Chamber
of Commerce he urged American bust.
ness men. to mobilize their resources
in order that the United States might
be prepared to play a more important
part In the worlds affairs, and bring
about Justice after the present war.
The President spent IS hours In
Columbus; during which he was &c.
tive every minute. His reception was
enthusiastic and pleased him greatly,
In addition to the Chamber OF Com.
merce speech he delivered an address
tonight before the Commission on
Country and Church Life OF the Fed.
eral Council Of Churches OF Christ OF
America, shook hands with more than
1000 people at the reception in the 70.
tunaa OF the State Capitol. spoke brief.
ly to n large crowd from the steps OF
the Capitol, and took long walk about
tue streets OF Columbus. The entire
city and many people from surround.
Ing towns greeted him.
In the Chamber OF Commerce ad.
dress the President defend ID his Mix.
lean policy and said us long as he was
President nobody should butt in" to
alter the Mexicans' Government for
them; urged business men TO pay more
attention TO foreign commerce, and be
more self.reliant; demanded the res.
toiatlon OF the American merchant ma.
ilhe; praised the new BANKING ana
currency law; and touched on the at.
t!tGae OF the United States toward the
European war.
When the present war Is over. the
world is going TO wear u different as.
pect,", Mr.. Wilson declared. 81 do moi
beiteyeethere IS going to be any patch.
Gu up peace. l'bslleve that thoughtful
Nell OF every country and or every
world Will insist that when We get
peace again we shalt have guarantees
That 1t Will remain, and that the in.
strumentalities OF Justice shell be ex.
aited above the instrumentalities OF
force.
y believe that the spirit which has
hitherto reigned in the hearts OF Am.
orleans and In like people everywhere
N the world will assert itself once
Tor all In international affairs and that
II america preserves her pose, pre-.
serves her self-possession, preserves
her attitude of friendliness toward all
me world. she may have the priv.
iege, in one form or another of being
we mediating influence by which these
things NAV be if1duceI y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-11

er in your travels tell him that your
mother said that she will forgive him
for ! told my mother that I was going
to be sailor like my father but then
l must cry when | write these few
lines in my little coy room in the
Roush Hotel. Now that is why come
back to Fairmont to see II there is
any OF the police or any OF the athor.
itys OF this town heard Of this man in
the 4 years, for she left and did not
eayen inquire in the two years we
were here and never told me the
sto:y of why we had come to this
country. But knew that I had a
father once in this world had heard
the talk about him but not by my
mother But my Fathers mother told
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-11

you paper on the street Of Fairmont
may be your mayor OF the city some
day. Such. things as this has happened
and mayby you have red OF some poor
paper boy worked his way through
Collage and climbed to the top OF the
lader and became the leading man OF
sumo big city. Now Mayor Bowen says
that he believes In the booster and
down with the man that knocks for
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-11

there Is trouble enough in this world
without the knocke: and also thank
the Cheat OF Police Of this city and
may God Bless them. then all and let
them see many an other Cristmas and
/ thank the People Of Fairmont for
their kindness and not for get that
II you have good home there Is 9th
ers that may not, SO don't forget the
News boys.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-11


me that he went to sea and was a
sailor and left my mother after was
born and had not been seen or heard
tell OF since and that is one reason
that am staying in Fairmont.
want to thank Mayor Bowen for
his Kindness OF letting me sell papers
and instruct the boys of Fai.mont
West Virginia papers for they are all
good little boys and they don't mean
any harm and ! want to ask the PEG.
pie not to fer get the little news boy
that sells your paper in the street, or
II ne takes them to your house for
he would like to have Christmas
surplise to, SO little tip to them will
Encourage them for the next years for
who may know that the boy that sold
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-11
e.etherhe.ed

Tic Trinity N. u. Brotherhood wifi
meet Tuesday evening Of $50 and
members arc asked 10 be present. ::
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-11
AFRO.ANERICAN NEWS
Trinity ". g. Church Sunday Service
BY James o. Heath.

bflHtty Ms tCnurcn SUNDAY Service
Rev. Mapson E. Hayllns, Pastor =.
Morning service at II a. m. Sub.
5ect: Victory After War" Sunday
School at 3kp. m. At. $50 p. m. the
Rev. Dr.. Goodwin Of First NJ, E.
Church, will speak to members OF fra.
ternities.
Epworth League at Z p. m. Even.
ing service at 8 p. m. Review OF
Church history. Rally report. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 8 p. b. All
are cordially invited to attend the
above services.
Mrs. Daisy coxes entertained Aid
\ No. 4 Of the Trinity NJ. E. Church last
rsevenfng ut the church.
Mr. and Mrs. s III Smith entertained
AID No 9 Of the n. M. E. church last
evening ~ their home on Grant
street.
Miss orma Whiting entertained Aid
No. 9 Of the z. NJ 3. Church at he.
homo ON Glenn avenue
NoT1GE-All officers and members
OF Mountain City Lodge No. 1888. q.
U. o. Of Q. ~, are requested 10 meet
at tho hail on jackson street Sunday
afternoon at $500. %. Heath, p. g.
NOTICE All officers and members
Of Marion Lcdge, No. 40, *. Of p, are
requested 70 meet at the hall on Main
street Sunday afternoon at 2.3o.-H.
Howell 3. Of q. and is.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-04-29
Tra 1arxIru.
&era Grn5 be6rer Min6et pm 8Den9s
Goriuarere. &illa frembeles
en- 6aftDr.

@era Gru5, 22oe slpril. = @era
@ru5 be6reoe officielt ioag Minoet
pm fine 8orgere, Ser for ct Mnr fioen
foripare6e 8pen moo oe an1erifanife
Groppers 0ffupation. &ele @arnt-
ionSibrfen paraoere6e og Der bnr
ogiaa cipile @eiti6eligbe6er, bport
General @arran5a oeltog. &an lag
DC SiprneItenen til ct Minoesm9rfe
for 6e Iferifanere, Der n1iiteoe lit 2ib
l!noer &anpen moo 9l1nerifaner11,.
2alerne bergmn1e6e Soloaterne I
Sera @rl15 og Solicit bol6t Denton.
itrottoner> MEN Der bilte fig ingen
6ien6tligbe6 moo Mmerifanerne.
&aptein @obert 6. goont5 paa oe
Gorene6e Gtaters 5lagifib r@eor.
qio" negte6e fine Meno 2onolop.
- @aibington BEN 23oe slpril.
3oniulere gfterretninger til Megie-
r1ngen / 8aibington fra forifiellige
5teoer / Merico a11tpber at troos See
ier4oget pe6 GelaDa er General 8il-
"a og bans StDrfer ingenlun6e ELI
mineret lom en- megtig Softor /
Mertcos 8orgerfrig. l16enrtgs6epnr.
tementets gmbe6smeno tier r1e6
ollie OplDsninger fra 6et af 8illa
beiatte Serritorium, 6o man life 6t1-
ifer at rpbe n1ilitere &en1meligbe.
Ser; men man pe6, at Der foreitaar
ct an6et 5lag me6 0bregon.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-04-29
v8romprim5 @ilbelm" bil inter

varonprim5 Ntlbelm" bil inter-
mere. @aibington ben 26oe MpriI.
Set bar n1e6 lt6t Operraifelie og
iamtioig 2ettelie, at man / &egie-
ringsfreoie mootog @fterretntng iai-
ten on1, at ~&ronprtn5 @ilbelm"
bil6e internere u6en at afpet1te n6-z
1ebet af ben Tio, ser bar lat of=oe:
6orene6e @taters gtegiering. Ser.
pe6 fritages Mpnoigbeoerne fro at
bol6e 9ie iaabel n1e6 @rDbleren ip111s
be aiiierebe Hrigsifibe ube1,ior stslr-=
giniafDlten for at paaie gaeutral alite4
tens 0perboI6elie.
2ige efter at ser bar gipet arpo-
ieren Tilla6elie til at in6tage 4, 500
Sons &uI og Der i6ag bar melbt, at
ben bar begpn6t at fulle, tom @op-
teinlpitnont Gbterfel6ers upenteoe.
Mel3ing om Ss11ternering.
- Netpport geetps, @a., Sen 266e
Ipri1. Den tDife @ielpefrpoier
~&ronprin5 @ilbelm" pil blibe 1T.
terneret be6 georfolt Gloa6eberH
ner tit Selterifib ~Yrin5 Gitel
Srte6ricb". 4apteinleitnant Sbier.
feloer iagoe, at ban biloe bope for.
iegt at fon1me fig tilies igien gie1.
11em 6e olliere6e &rigsifibe, men at
8eriberi bos ober 60 al bans Soit
gior6e 6et umulig.
&eceiber for &oef Sslan6 8anet.
Chicago Sen 206e slpril. s Dont.
mer Carpenters MfoeIing af oe Sor.
ene6e Staters 9iitriftsret bleb i6ag
uonepnt &eceiper for Gbicago, @ocf
SSslan6 og Bacific &ailmap 60. Mf.
tierne falot 10 Hoints paa Mftiebbr.
len Nem Sort. @omponiet in6.
remme6e> at set par u6e al 5tan6
til at in6frie mere emo $5,000,000
/ fortiigtige @erler og an6re Sor.
pligtelier, Ser forfal6t mellem MI
og lite Mat. Gil @eceioers b1eb
r6nepnt &on1paniets &reli6ent $.
II. Mu6de on ftp. 4ridsminiiter
81. Dicfinion.
@agferer St. 81. @batp for Mme.
ricon Steel Gounories 60. erflereoe
til Don1meren, at Sernbonen tfte
fun6e meoe fine Sorpligtelier, og at
ser for Mftieeier1es % @reoitorernes
@fDlo blep idgt ON &eceiber. Sern.
banen iautpffeoe / Steberifon1pat1i.
ets 6orlongen0e.
9eunt5er og Srolle ltn6eriggelies.
fcntmiSi Sierer. = @aibington 6et
206e Mprtl. Sen oarife @egiering
1tn0errette0e toag uoenrtgsoeparte.
met1tet ON, at @ebetneraa6 S. s.. 8
Deltnt3er, ftp. 6anif l1oenrigsmini.
iter, og Crit Trolle, ibenif 2anbs-
bgp6ing, bar balgt til l1n6eriggelies-
fon1n1isi9r I Senbolo til ben nDIig
melIem De Sorenebe Stater og Dn11.
mart afilutteoe 5reostraftm.
8efienbt Gilmifaeipiller bsb,
Ne,n gorf oe11 266e Mpril. Sen BE.
fienbte 6ilmsfomifer Sobn 8ltnnD
bgbe fit @iem 8rooflpn ioog E.
ter tre tigers spgoon1.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-04-29
Set ero6re6e Qan6.

Set erobreoe 2amb.
- Berlin, bia Mmiter6am, 6en
2S6e @pril. u0iplomaternes &en
moa iffe poelegge, bpao Speroct
iaa bel bar p111bet," raabte @ancel>
ltraa6 Baa1cbe, liberal 6prer og @i'
cepreit6ent @igs6agen UNDER 9ref=
telle al 6e antpoe6e Sre6sbilfoar
igaar. San erflereoe, at SDiflano
olorig fun6e tilbagegipe 2ano, Der
bar iaa giennempa6et of tplt Blob.
Sans Sale bor ittt t1no6 nplig
frenfomne l16talel Ter on1, at SDfs
lono fun6e bore bi1lig til at faloe
@rigen 9femis, og par SEN f6rite oi=
refte Dtring om 2an6erbberoelie,
fre1nlat af en prominent EDifer poa
flere tiger.
u9et 2an6, fom ri bor erobret meo
@efoitning al iaa meget tpif 8loo,
bort tapreite og bort be6ite, maa al
orig giengtpes," iag6e ban.
Sra @eitfronten.
- 2on6on ben 236e glpril. Oe
officielle @eretntnger banoler ONT ett
olporltg Eref11tng peb Opres / Slan=
bern; n1en 6e er laa mo6itgen6e, 1t
man birfelig lite fan iige noget BE-.
1te1nt ON l16fal6et.
&piferne ipnes at bape begDn6t en-
9ffenitp fra Moroeit mob BEN en-.
eelf frantic 2inie foran DpreS, iont
ibsit bar @neptabfen for blootge
@lag, fot11t MOB Sen belgiffe 9tnie
lengere belt. Fpiferne paaitaar, at
he ne6 ct @tormangreb 6ren 6e al
liere6e ttlbage til gpresfanalen, ioct
De tog 1900 brittle og frantic San,
ger 1an1t en bel 9el &anoner.
Set franffe &ommunife tn6rem=
mer, at De alliere6e bar fal6t tilbage,
men fren1bol6er> at Mariagen bar, 1T
Epiferne benDtte6e be6gbet16e @as-
tomber. Mel6inger fra &aris gaar
u6 paa, at 6e alliere6e UNDER Mo6,
onereb tog mango &pifere tilfange.
Ser fiempes fremoeles @oeore>
oe fer ejer Granifmen6ene faabe!'
iom &piferne Sor6rtng poa @eire.
Tronitmen6ene ipnes ber fremoeles
at babe Offeniiben oe at giere iber-
otge Mnltrengelier for p6erltgere ut
flenme oen tpffe &ile> bpis Spi6s er
beo ct. @ibtel.
Sra 9itfronten.
- @etrogro6 Sen 236e Mpril. -
Gelgenoe rusiiife &ommuntte bleb
u6ite6t taften:
IS @etning af 2utobiif lpffeoes
set os at giere Gremifri6t, t6et ri
it16tog en Del al 6ien6ens 2bbegra-
be paa &bi $50. 1901 @or6pit for
2ubnia. 81 gioroe ipp Offioerer og
ober 200 Me1ige til Sanger og BE-
n1egtige6e os to Maiftntanoner.
vNatten mellem BEN 21oe og
226e Mprtl tog Gtenoen 0ffeniiben
MOB 6ronten 2ubnia-8ucobet3- -Sian.
II; men 8epegelien iog fell operalt,
ibet sie1oen bleb laaet ttlbage me6
enorme Sab.
r6orreiten bar ser peret arttllert-
iI6 af og til langs Sronten. &aa
enfeIte @teoer bleb bore @tillinger
bombar6eret meo ipert Sfpts. =
nssS1tet af itgrre 8etDoning bar
funoet Ste0 Sebet at 9age1t, og
Gtillingerne er on1trent uforan6ret. "
= 8ien ben 236e Mpril, bia Con.
DON. Det biterrteffe @rtgsoeparte,
ment bar uoiteot fe1gen6e @ont,
1nunife:
v@ttuotionen / fin Mlmi11oeligbeo
CT uforan6ret. S iiolere6e 9ref41in-
ger paa Gronten / &arpatberne bar
bort Mrtillert bel6tgt be6 geagppo.
lonp og Epfferne ner &o3toutpa.
vgfterat oet rusfffe Mngreb er
bIebet raaet ttlbage, er bet forbol6s,
bts ftille foran bore Stillinger / lt3-
iofpasfet. Qllle Sanger, fo1n bt bar
toget, befrnfter Me66elelierne ot1,
lat @usierne le6 alporlige SAB.
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1oot og 6en li61te iDnfeferoig uoen
Ttnf 0amper thumbs.
- Stocfbolm BEN 24oe Mpril. -
Gen finite 9amper ~6racf" er ble-
pet torpeoeret og len6t tilbunos I
9iterieen al en- tpit l1n6erbanosbaao.
8eietningen a1ttages bierget. ~6racf"
por paapei til 9(bo, SSinlan6, meo en-
2ooning SSernerts.
SDiflan6 ibarer Mor9e.
- 2onoon 6en 246e Mpril. 9feu-
ter-8l1reouets &riltta11ia= =&orreIpon-
oent flyer, at ben tpife Megiering bar
itoret Norge> at 6e al BEN norife &e'
giering fremla9te 8ebiier lite ooer'
bepiier &piflan6 omt> at Don1peren
u8elrioge", bet fprlte norlfe @fib,
Der blep ffa6et / @rigs5onen runot
De brttiife Ger, blep torpe6eret al e1
tpif l1n6erpan6sbaa6. GDiflan6 flyer
tmi6lerti6, at lful6e pi6ere l1n6erl6.
gelle bepiie> at 6et por en tpif Eor-
pe6o, fnl oen tpfe &egiertng bore
re6e til at notrDffe fin 8eflagelle.
Sra &eitfrunten.
- 2on6on 6en 25oe 9lpri1. GD-
{fernes 5remlte6 6lanoern og
bpor 6e paaItaar, at De bar
babt betD6eltgt @elo, antages at bR>
re Sorlpberen for ct NIT Sorieg paa
at brnoe igiennem4 be alliereoes 2i-
,sier / Delt. S nra1,ee Gage Bar Bel
glen bnret ifiult for oe 11eutrales
Sssagttagelier, me6ens Goriterfnin-
ger fra Spiflan6 ien6tes ipoooer for
at tage Del BEN npe Offeniip> iom
hoobes at billie brtnge Epifert1e til
Calais.
Mngrebet I Glan6er11 iom oprir,
belig bar rettet moo Sranifmer6ene,
er blebet oberfert til 6e brtttife 2t-
nter, fom @a1to6ierne bar beiat un1i6>
6ebart til bpire for 6ranifme16ene,
og ber bar I to 9age 6e fana6iife
8ropper fjeu1pet me6 Spiferne. @e
iioite flyer / fin offictelle 8eretning,
OF oe bar gtort poerligere Sremifri6t
MOB Opres, og at 6e brittle Mo6an,
areb er blebet looet tilbage.
De frantic 8eretninger goar bog
no paa, at 6e alliere6e me6 1neget
@elo foretager Mooon9reb, at 6e
brittle Eropper bol6er alle fine @ttl-
finger og gjentager ben 8eifbloning,
at &piferne be11ptter 8omber, ser i1t-
oeboloer be6gben6e Gas.
"Sranffurter= =3eitung" foriparer
8rugen af 6isie Bomber ne6, at Sc
alliere6e bar giort oct famine.
- 2or16on ben 256e 9lpril. ST.
uen6e &ommltrtfe bIep / @ftermi66ag
l1oiteot ben belgtffe 2egation:
2i3erne, 8elgien, peitenfor Dpres.
fanalen, iom Gienoen tn6tog Gre6ag
Mften, bleo toog 9ienerobret af
franif.belgtife Gropper. Sort Mrtil.
lert bar me6 &elo iparet paa en- Slo,
iom tpife 8atterier rette6e moo bele
oor Gront. &iltroos for en- itert
@in6 bar bore g(ptotifere peret iitono
til at foretage npttige 9fefognoicerin-
ger.
Sptrtgen.
- 2on6on ben 25oe glpril. S It
Telegram fra &iebenbubn flyer @r-
Change Eelegrapb Gompanps @orre.-
ipon6e1tt, at 6e fornemite tplfe @pi-
ier, 6ertblan6t. uSages>3ettung" og
u@osfticbe 3eitung", erflerer, at
ben tpife 6lau6e nu er pillig til at
bolbe Slag / @or6ieen. &ele Slaa.
oen, flyer Mpiierne, bar flere @ange
frpoiet ober Mor6iben og iggt oen
brittle SIaaoe.
r8ositiebe 3eit1ng" flyer, at 6c1
norife Damper u6goin" 11bote Ben
tpffe Glaa6e forrige gsnoog uoen.
for Selgolano. Den tpite 4ommatt>
o6r fag6e til uGg6in"s @optetn, at
oen tbife Slaaoe babbe bare set enc
gnife at fomme / Scamp ,11e6 oen britt.
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uSSgoar tnStog pi en- l1bnerflt
StiIling 91t for n8Iotposlet.

~SSgaar tr0tog bt en l&omGrflt
@tilline / 9it for l15iotpasiet.
~Situatione,1. / Set lp6eitltge @alt>
5ien og 8ufopina ct 11foranoret."
- Berlin oer$23be alpril. @ooeo-
fnarteret 1neloer i6ag: ~@tillingen
/ 9lt er 11foranoret." S IA Dage er
offurat famine &apport fomnet fra
Sen rusitffe Sront. Ser er flere
Tiger fi0en noger Scamp mellem &p'
iferne og @ltsiefne bleD mel6t, men
fcrffiellige Eegn tpoer pao, at Der
mart bliper Nfttpitet poa 6en gltltge
&rigsifneplaos. :
@jenoprette ben finife @er*
- 2on6on 6en 236e Mprtl. gr-
change Eelegrapb Gompanps &orre'
ipon6ent I &idbenbabn me66eler, at
4etieren al @uslon6 bar beiluttet at
gienoprette SEN finite Mrn1e paa ian1-
me Moooe iom f6r 1898. Set iiges,
ct &eiieren bill tage bette Sfrt6t
ifglge @aa6 fra Storfprit Nifolot>
sen rusitfte Mr1hes eperitbefalenoe,
ser er bleoen in1ppneret af BEN CLINT
rea16e itrategiFe gpne, iom er bleben
logt for 9agen af finife 9fficerer /
BEN ruslilfe s(rtne UNDER BEN nupe-
re1t6e &rig.
@iliona 6olbuin9 roles.
- 8oris ben 23be slpril. @nrt-
ierblobene ubtaIer sit 8ifalb meo
9refioert WitforS l1otalelier an
goae1toe be Soretteoe @toters, Gor-
bolo til De frigfgren6e 9fationer fin
Sale beo v9lsloctate6 Breis"s Cunt
eteon SEEM Dort ben 206e Mpril.
uEe1nps" be11tp6er iii &alen iom ct
Eegn poa, at Hrelt6ent @tlion er
bereot til en- pigttg @olle Srerntt,
oen, og flyer, at bans Stilling beret=
tiger bam til alle interesiere6eS
TiIlt6.
Sbfrtgen.
Betrogra6 ben 236e 9lprtl. -
Gen rusiiife @ortebabsffoa6e al Eor'
peoobaaoe bombar6ereoe I Wanoags
&DIten mellem Mrcbatpa og Irta-
icbin. @ronaterne plpieoe en- 4pit'
itrefning al fen1ten Mil, og 8arat'
ferne oe observation-disclosures bleb eoe'
lagt. Glere tprftite @pitfarteier> Der
par lo1tet meo Mmnunttion og Sor.
raa6, blep ffu6t iienf.
- &onftantinopeI ben 24be @pril.
6 Sfficerer og 19 Man6 af Manoifar
bet paa un6erbanosbaa6en ~@'15"
CT bragt til &onitdntinopel. Office
rerne og tire af Be iaareoe fibrte, me-
6ens De anore maricbereoe meo en-
li6en @iforte ober @tambulbroen til
Rrigsoepartementet. Set bar 6e fer-
ite britiife &rigsfanger fert til 8Den
og en- ubpre Menneifemengoe bar
poo 8enene for at ie paa oem. Epr-
fernes @oeleggelie al @>15 / Gar
oanellerne bar f11n6giort.
2on6on ben 246e Mpril. Co.
ite6amperen v@utb" bleo ifuot iieuf
af en- tplf l11toerpanosbaao / Ons.
6ags omfring 100 WRtl eitenfor
Map-9 Nor6iben. 8eietningen
bleb reooet og lanbiat 2ettb, @fot=
Lamb.
v@utb" ofgif fra 2ettb meo aul
til @eteborg. @fipperen, @aptetn
Mnoerien ,og bele. monofabet IT
sbenifer. De oreb omfring / @e6'
ningsboaoe 12 elmer, f9r Sc blep
bierget.
&riitianto 6en 246e Mpril. =
Dalnperen v5alptn" nelote be6 Mn-
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feferbigt.
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iaften 1nelote, at Sborsbag Morgen
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-17
FARMERS WHO SUCCEED
IN WESTERN CANADA
Those Who Exercise Thrift, PraC-
tice Due Economy, and Adopt
Reasonable Methods Are
Sure to Prosper.

Those who are interested In devel-
oping the agricultural resources OF
Western Canada in bringing to the
notice of those whom they desire to
take part in this development present
only the facts. There has never been
given the impression that farming in
Western Canada could be carried on
without effort or labor. but it has been
successfully stated that better results
can be secured with less outlay of
capital, either in money or labor, than
anywhere else on the continent. This
has been proven time and time again.
Hundreds of cases could be cited
where men have taken up farms,
either a homestead, or purchased from
railways or land companies. and with
little capital at the start have &C
quired a competence, have established
good homes for themselves, and pro
vided a sure future. They have COM
Portable homes and ali their surround
ings are comfortable. speak of the re-
ward that their thrift has accom-
plished.
Carl Dickan, of Russian Poland lived
in Pittsburgh, Pa. for fourteen years.
and saved up 5000. In 1908 he took
the 5000 with him to Alberta His own
story is that he bought quarter Sec
ton. for which he agreed to pay
$1,000. In 1904 had thirty acres of
crop, threshed 900 bushels. In 1909 /
ho,,o,h4 a-0fbar r,uorfar ,,nuy bava
one hundred acres under cultivation,
and have never had crop failure.
Have threshed forty-seven bushels of
wheat per acre, but the average has
been about forty. My oats for the
eleven years that have been here
averaged forty-seven bushels to the
acre. now have 3 horses, AZ head
of cattle, 33 hogs, which / consider
worth $500. | have a thousand dol
lars worth OF farm implements and
my land is worth $4,000. This is all
clear Of debt ] have every reason to
consider this a first-class mixed farm
ing, dairying and poultry raising coun-
try. as | think that II is apparent that
| have had some success. The only
help that | had was my Oldest boy,
who was years old when arrived
in Alberta"
About fifty miles west OF Wetaski-
win there is partially timbered dis
trict lying between Buck Lake and
Pigeon Lake All this land is ready
for demonstrating, and judging from a
letter received by a resident there.
this would seem to be an ideal place
for a farmer who desired such sur
roundings. This settler lives on the
shore of Buck Lake, his land is willow
brush, which is easy to clear. Some
of the lumber is good saw timber,
and lots OF good logs for buildings can
be had. as we'll as rails for fencing.
For wheat growing the soil is excel
lent Water is easily secured, fishing
is good and plentiful and game is any
thing but scarce The settlers are
mostly from the United States and
Canada Advertlsement.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-17

the old gray and white variety, which
are no larger than a Pekin duck.
have their good qualities.
They are good layers and are easy
to pick. All the large geese are diff
ficult to pick.
However, it pays to keep the i'm.
proved varieties of geese. The small.
est and most beautiful of the goose
family is the China.
The Brown China and the White
China geese are exactly alike, except
in color They are excellent layers
and their feathers are OF the very
finest quality.
The African is larger though less
popular on account of the peculiar for
nation of the head. Some markets
refuse to handle the African geese
The Embden is the largest white
goose. They are the same size as the
Toulouse. Both are very popular in
this part of the country.
When fully matured pair of either
Of these geese weigh 40 or As pounds
They have been known to go even
higher than this.
We are keeping the Toulouse at
present, after having tried several
others and at last deciding to raise
only the Toulouse They are gray.
white and brown. but are usually
called gray.
They do not lay as many eggs as
some geese, but they have other quail
tiles that more than outweigh the
fault.
They make less noise than other
geese. the goslings are stronger than
the Embden. and they require only
water enough to drink. They are
known in some sections as dry-land
geese.