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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-20

the symbolism Of the organization.
With the scouts today militarism
comes first and woodcraft second.
1 always did say that when you
take boys out into the woods and arm
them with guns you do not encour-
age "woodcraft," but the hunting
spirit; you encourage the blood-lust.
That the boy scouts is a military
organization has been proven beyond
all doubt by the recent resignation
of E. T. Seton, who was the chief
scout. Mr.. Seton blames James E.
West of New York for the incubation
of militaristic practices among the
boys. l wonder who was to blame
for the brass-button boys breaking
up the strike at Glassboro, N. j., in
1913, and the 400 boy scouts who
lined up with guns to protect" prop
erty in McKeesport, Pa, in 1911.
A Boy Scout is a murder machine
in the making. A Boy Scout is not a
real boy. His kindness is being or
has been destroyed. A Boy Scout
talks and thinks continually of guns
or bullets. A good Boy Scout is the
scout who is the most brutal To al
low your boy to become boy scout
is to put his head into the military
moose. Beware of the Boy Scout
Jack Robbins.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-20

POVERTY-STRICKEN MOTHERS
Following is a letter sent by Otto
Merely, editor of The Austinite, an
Austin weekly newspaper, to Chicago
aldermen. 1t speaks for itself:
"The mothers pension system,
now in force in Cook county, offers
you an opportunity to aid the pow
erty-stricken mothers and children
in your ward.
Aldermen in other cities are ap-
pointing two women in each precinct
of their wards to seek the mothers
and children who are in poverty and
then seeing that the pension system
abolishes the poverty.
This is political work that women
like and of the most important kind,
and l am sure that you can find at
least two women in each of your pre-
cincts who will be delighted to take
up the work.
"The mothers pension law, like
every other law, does not enforce it.
self and requires interested and in
fiuential people to make it work.
Henry Neil, who had presented to
the legislature the first mothers pen
sion law and who has worked for the
pension system in all other states
during the last four years, will be
pleased to confer with the commit
tees of women you appoint in regard
to the purposes of the law and the
manner of using it for the best in
terests of the ward.
when you appoint your commit
tees we will send each woman print
ed information in regard to the law
if you have your stenographer send
me the names and addresses of the
committee members.
Aldermen in Chicago have al
ready aided in this pension work in
their own wards and 1 know you will
be glad to get pension for the chill
H., ~ 1yo111s uord Uhn nood ond ORC
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24
PRESIDENT WILSON A
FULL-FLEDCED NEWSBOY
NFwsiFs or RatTtucRr prroc
NicI pHf sfoEkT as a
htNSir

NshtNDr'N Apf H
tUs' W tierHani tiafHsaa Ue.ts
2unn nH3 Hlnrr neesH.ts .f H.n.
n rr fsldHnI Wilson Nta i-er s-
hentea nath tHr r.fhf a. a.r n.a.... 81.
in iaiiumprt ti, au.c rfesif..s t.
NHn ~fHtt mieHfs Infrft-t .
'fiNt .fitef fa tnr uassa.f.a a r..H
t"' aHa fflns iArn ttat fts fe
fuhi f tte sifetf rad ihe nees
nats eent DisFaa aaa rGmm.r,
nsn iv thr White iioast rarr i.sia
n'"rc e. presenf tsfre fha .n.l
iaiH'F hnfeAu ef iititfm ntr taitHra n.,r
Co. sen nsnsIflaafe tH SOD nrsnIe "a.
t'frtittrt Wllaah fas lssars.I ft. f....
ihat q hr ever fsta hsrs nn 81 viii
nnt hsHi'air stn tht ntaaes IS So.
epgntf
thH irrs.'0nff HffrF a.ll.f a
in sore ts fniIaea % am .ea rhl &.
hFar sfaNi co., Hss af.N sam
foneEis'rs frr trEnnIee t. uke rtrt
ni funrseitre ard sfhn the teIr.s fr.f
Nvn Nrr sare fp re- erf Or r
nafla sHf ea-t fa sHf SOB f...
tnresaser rs aeartt ea4 sHt AND =.
ifrss iHe eaIe fhtf tff fhlras t.,. 49,.
lsafoins enp eN maks ra 50. ~.
m,ff sHecersfsi nen haf trr..sr .-r
tAr fisni reat u ~ stsaiEei -n..a aces
h f ihs an fsia thai $50 afrl ant
man ntrtg b, seaid esra ta a. ~
eauff tm seft ihsf aaa a fr.t
: a. $3.50 H .sat aafta aalIe t T..
siff~hffe - feH p4rnef - uIts l.e.f
an ssif sfesfeef Nf nrsa.a 4. 8aa
lHrse $500 ana 8sie san
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24
OTHER VIEWS


VIII Wilson crsss ~ Popularity
nsmogfats ~ soel Judgment when
thes rcti at uhvfts 81 tals csndiah
aA0ig tha{ u she siseilan usfs. IT, b..
held t1giRs nud e ihe Nvt,atUcan can.
i'date we4e ai an aerei,ahir Wllsnn
would Nt,,lighlN HHi cartN a., Narth
rrn state llni ite, so sea a. ssv thtt
Wilson's rsAsitlon is likely Is NftW
NirurNcr They Say that b the
i,ymos raiic conefoss. rather ihAn Mi.
seh. Whi,h HreuEhi dscredt an ths
fafty. aud that with ,nnefss cat 10
tht way Wilson staNdine aioae u eet
tair,s likely IA make fsNrf fnt.tass.
ant maN even afilfmatlV.ie Nuke
utoslfer hrtnfu ibu VauKts Ehse a.
eic tals the MERE fagf az krrulne ths
eVaettlt az peace and ntt ii tfohl,i.
month after manth VIII AlNx him ascu.
mpRilNs strength
Thls ArsHpialicn b tnanaed On D raj
iaeN NTH tcEHrss a. lsonuisg rr,ss oicrs
SpcekinE ~ Popularity alonc. 49, ATS
tinci tofm ineiii krcplna fhe raantf,
eul az waf cannRi 49, reeatslea - 4
NetA sNviiune Writes Arv ltuaident
can kerp he country out ~ war "a he
inakHe up hia ntiuH Az Mhat take.
skln ~ Ga kecn countts o,,i ~ ~as
ana ~ shr same tiiuc r,athtaln a firm
and viuefves fprcisr poilcY IA i ths
exhibition "a nfin insssfenca nn An,.r,
can neAi ard ~ eanpelHnk oahas
e"en,fles y iespec' these rights thai
appeale a. a xuter
u wilsea likely 10 show shis lsaltY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

uarf * Ihap has afi,oalfd Co. tho
eHNrsme eouft W Nrw YUfA fsg mfy
tess ar 20 ha saints o. b. dnun,ni 10
any man Within che history ~ cfiminai
iHIisiuutenes has uin snch gauntlet of
ihs courts sa iierr rhaN eha haa
boom thr vriihnlf tauthau nf Judges
aHH the meal tlUtaf of laNfrfa rnbie
sfnuatnt by uuW wfth ihe Shaver 0f
stamford white naf sn much n fha
aenso ~ vuniunlns hia cifmt an ctn
dsmuins tne lu1sfrnsiblr persecution
which has followed prosecution iHn
tors courts ineiie lswiraHuUaa iona
drawn pui ifiHla and expensive punish
nirut inYauahif tpnd fn arnuss sym
pathf fof thr aNCunfd rcsarsiless ui
enc naiarc ef tla crime ana whom ore
courts as lh ins IhHN eaae piaef
themselves ia shs attitude uf nttrnlnf
fees fur aitpfntNa rather inan diapena
tnH even handed Justice. Dr. artaser
"a aFgrre of contempt fnf nur iribunais
ff1m me hishtHi ta ihh MWtal which
Wn, head fn STRIVE Consequences i,rn
laNn iiurald
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

HUSTON Ni.H Fmma 81 Suit 81
Nhela'a Mass tHs ufaf women ,eIr
phone nlftfEtuf lu inf ~ofid 81 sti 3D.
iir fmpiaf ~ thr Npu rnaiaaa rrfa
phone ,anpan1 l.nnf hufare the aa.s
Whvn numi.ts arrUed ta tri.rssnr.
she apcuted iho first suliehtaali s,.rr
lnsiailsst ll wna vRt bases m isis thsf
ah' toos ehersr af ttg nrsi temphone
HNtiH htt.'fi ln iaose atta the sar.
.fiNris and thHrt wHfe trft N.r. rate
tht namc pf taH Firt usnlrH Miss
Nnil sass fht UH. hanaia .le.a laas
siis week. hui fhef wrrs nnI in ai. b.
q fNsh BAL furturts re.ipla sf taflat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24
.CASCARETS FOR
BOWELS, STOMACH,
HEADACHE, COLDS
cleAN YOUR LIVER ANo CONsrt.
pArtp a0NELS rONiSt4r
ANo FEEt FINE.


Az fpn heerinE fear Ntss Stomach
ans hoNrla ciean perr aifa IRISH Mia
shseefpis ~ mcftls fofetne ras
subway every Few tsfs uith rslta
cnthsftir piNs rg gssial 81 rate y.
.ul-'fiari
tae,AiNia sutwstHgHis clrsnss ths
sieotsch Fvtnvse ths ssuf uhaiae-tes
sn,i termsptink f,-,d ami tasti saa.s
take thv eNcrst hiie igam ike NNsr ana
carry eut ~ ms system ~ saftssii.atea
waste matter and p,.istu ir the hoNat.
NJ sslas ha~ SICK. heaaachs. bii.sis
NnS esinstipatesi ,ee feel a cascaret ~
pixft ~lii stfalghten Vau o4t b, nsarn
snN TheN wUrk while ,Na sto~r 4
tetceni p.,N ffrr ttar tquesIsi ~slt
Ae%p ycUr head stpar afanarh sweof
Aad s,spr Ayvr snd la,wras scguiaf fos
iaoathn naat fefxrf the ehils1sn
thelr tisie in~ldes resd s rrnslc cioars.
ms. seo. ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

manufactured tf A. h. kFo.d 4 .
nlnY and furnished d. ~. -.
Light Company hi the R.,h,... tst
EnaiAeerinr COMPANY IA co..,.a'H
Nth ihr above denrfine6 ras ,'e
IAu 20 ssid machinery ana $50
he.ne now in use lt ths Fsa,.'.'. ~
company at iis plant seh lnss.st.. tF
Iio,s fsa. Three four and i've 4 4.
niark three uf She Bsa b uotti.. y. ~
clio % corpus christ Texs,f
md. you ere further ca,-, u
fhaf 500 Apply the urocscd. ,fn
from Falt esls to the pave enf ~. ~
sgaffien ~ she said som n A.
f.erther with 8ii interest ths. -
.l.f thereon and fhs costs ~ ,t.-
ana ii tne $50 property sAsll ~ i.
nare fhHn Hufn'.ent Ga piy ~
lafisfr said sums of marct a.. ~
safi officer tMlrshal is herelt \. -
fI tn plg ihe excess lnta th. -
nf fhls Court subject a. the
rlffs " she Court bot. q a., ~
above described property shah -, ~
.f0r eraarh o. paf nff lnd sstl.n -.
nfrmert then said officer isi,... r.
shalt make tag Oalnae due a. 49,,
tttt.tuu AGAINST said ass.et,
raar.as Light Company. ana ,'-~
feass sni Gust iiete BE- rnftti.,
Iis sapersedsas bond aa apptsi
AND fuu are further Driefrl 4. -.
tHe purchaser ~ said property !. -.
secession thereof within fhirfy laol
SITTER fha iav W mi. lnd toe ort.. Z.
Ssis shiu have sH Too forces ava -.
Loo "a writ % possession
daily rerunel eDrf ~ iha -.
nnal J.tfc. rendered h fa. i-ss-.
states District Court fuf $3.50 S,a.,---
Nalrl.f 80 Texas in thIs .auso al ~.
.nar. 1 fHff s hrrrnnio annexA.i -.
uaI. d. farf n This order ~ st.
fIrtEiN FAII NOT AND DIS ~
TrHN ni THIS WRIT usrs
Sf0WlN0 Sow YOU HAVE NV.
CCrEn THE SAME
Witness thr honorable wal,sr )
furr4 judge 0f the District COM, I,
tHe Urred States Cor The souts...
District Uf TDtla and thr seal ~ ~
District Cuuft DO tuc United stats. ~
tn. Southern District ~ Texas Al ~.
E. Dnr.n This day 10 Marrh. lttt
ts,nI q. g. MASTERS0N. ci.-.
.D nsfH.t Court Southern Dlsu,rs
~ Iaees
4 NOtNw. pepmy.
tTE OF TEXAS.
Unnf 40 Nuecrs
u Irtur 20 the order ~ sale aA...
zoo .ll tnd ln mc. ls Marshal directed
$3.50 delivered Will proved a. -
f. ZOO highest bidders. Tor cash H..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

White tt~ highest eouft III ths lhn1
hiss ruled thar i.en N rnuh has had
q fair trial Nv heiieNe There Ia stW an
element ~ deuhl a. 60 his suit and
would Hike ~ srr the suNUrnnr ~ ,irnr
sia eiAni stay ~ rSeruiien in tho
hnp. lhat additional iHht MAY br
thrown urnn The case Tho testimony
~ the nrHfu ruulcs whA mas have
pern mnu drepN Implicated ln inc
cfime har Pee confcsws ls hasis suf
iieiunt in var ofinlen % usuf, che
execution NJ feHs whu had pfotiaus
ie uir iHatciwsns nerne a eaoA trputa
tiuA Nhon Nre.s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24
Texas Press


STATE "hiaftehi
femmiaa4aHsf ~ insurance end
lanhiHs 5t.hr Is Patterson D. finding
81 nseesaff o. sst saf increases IN
e,,iafle- iut nfnr ~ iaf mra in nia
department Iiia action a. not ai 80
aHFpfsirf ~ ~ might veil 81 Thought
That hsnnefr eud Insurance men 90
ihf otpeu type nhhh ihe state ~
feass SHOULD rtqglra aaiid hifdis nHt
a 90 their personal inttfuti fo nufa
fnr fhs samrles eNith ere Nmis ~
fesaH fefs Nen maY he expected 30
tr u4frsiiN. bHi ihr sfair s4fr fnsf
math ~ safHnse ifHm fhr MOST
competent mth in ihe state RnrH e
asta that thrf sssuiar thf nuaiilsns
~ ihr afsaffaf responsibility af ihn
saufles eNifh no Niatf af resas
setnls wiHihe io gav
What frHsf needF is general ns.
FfHnulina ~ 10 SALARY sgsifm an ag.
fftRulins whereby me aHi1urr eiil hf
rlHaifsd ami me Nfair may Df ahie
ta dsmani int bfti faf ttrf, depart
meni ~ the pufsfHufni a Dl.alntes
corporation H1inr fht HmaHrt ~ hua
nfHH iisi fha ninfr ~ fftta DOES fnrh
year would drmand tnst shrfa h. %
fetisiaH ~ ns sinm 10 30 had fhe resaH
sfefein Ard Be 5susms fu ha fhlt tho
state of Tcsas ia hai haE snffnfa
fnu fFnmriinN fhe nlsinsas 0f the
iatuHfsfF ~ rfaaH
Au government ia i0nan hnl siIush.a
in thf mhttnf ~ fhf expenditure 90
munef uur tedtna gatfrNmeni
arsma in taAe pafurAiar dtnsbt m
aefing llsi hns mHrh mones Dc ma5
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

iiassd pn paat Performance. H b. n0
lH4aHiiss a. rf.-sirni Hsi-en and tis
seoftfarl ~ State tp eaF fhaf fnsy are
nnt hheis 80 il unythlne uhe inr fld
-e.is aAltA assi- iiiuHeFslf foreign
pHlisY famous his uIfintfum ihaf fhe
Neiptsn srtefHuirnf tHnnil produce
fsfdlesfqr alive W. naiAaN fiad lf
on fhe batter met ~ fsf.lnn paucs thaf
matfH President anIa id uoDamHtf
NHillsfa Weskn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

rs4spn, ~ fgfnafs tas tepf % frpra ness.n
"hee ~eaiHer ees 1aa tnf se.ens.sf. f4a4e
f"ralny earned ri 4esYc fsnienairf ..ai ~ hats
burned hfef There ~ furnace aaf fif f.f
sr'nf ths fei'sf fpe u~i 18Th elseus 80
HpurftnH % seal foffettInT falffsifs
- oaihs rap nspsfsd saussd st5 saa f-ae.s ioa
hrf't ny relate asfiia 90 hirR.s af
ffAtfl faHtA Tao ole dfaEpns Keep 500
COST asisrs forever nat hers a fsiaef
ti' Basement o. ff a4stff ssias Hl4sfa sf ftf
HH 80 NHftH ia feFfapff to hsaf 10 rnn.
fYund fonf 80 dem and faeaB hsrfaosfaf uh
iih inf autumn eDN there in dss fiaf
f1tn ~ fHHfn Hn NEain DIS tita ai fnksfs aae
- 90" slate and Joss ntf fnf antefa an fhfa I4a
MAJ Ualf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

Somr people arr born fools and
some cultivate che honor. Now
comes Canadian Solicitor General
Meiehen. declaring that the Unit
81 States cares more for party
politics than Tor principles Of jus
isee and ,he ennse ~ humanity.
ills chief wall y that the tulied
States b. nagging and hsmpfring
British efforts for civilization. W.
guess this is what comes Of fore.
ing England 20 rapture ~ many
steamships carrying lhe American
flag
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

SECRETARY fsFyan has rvbnkcd
the German Ambassador With.
Oh, hcis.g particular as 20 delicate
'isessio,sS OF preference. II does as
lot Of goel 60 kuow that Mr.
bryan really owns a rrhuker that
win work
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

4 Thousand wedding invitations
Is the hidalv.nuse cpisesle went
astrny However, the Riddles
found Il out il sine 10 issue sup.
Elementary n0ssces 20 all intended
victims, ihns assuring ne hand.
SOME present crop.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

Phillip brruuau, q Chicago per.
SON, hess hcen iincd SIS for hug
R,ng Mrs ie,slv Frabeis tlul
n,aUc raw mistake and mortified
She fine llf SHOULD have en-.
hrace,l her
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

After a tour ~ investigation.
covering 4 good part Of she Texas
coasi. Game. Fish and Oyster
Commissioner Wood says that cer-
tain waters are bring oyerflshefi,
and that they lnnsi BE- tenporari-
" closed This = . sound step,
Commissioner Wood Keep the
conservation program on the 90.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

With the narnes Roosevelt
match GA AZ syracuse and the
RingN National.McAloo. Williams
bout arranged ler a. Washington.
u appears that the jlucn * about
ta 3, satisfied 81 home
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

Europe continues "a parchase
American mules TO assure max
nnuyn results ihey should Zee
backed against the eurms
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

Japan has i0tHm Wpiaon teach
frs hnl her men teacher, siem 10
BE- doing mosi of The pedaeaey in
China
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

Adeiina Pats ~ ~ yerhap,
this expiains why her voice sounds
~ on tho FunnyRsaph
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

a So Louis mnu lost his mcm
ory while playing golf Wen het
q caidle found Is and that the lll
he dewitt q holding ont for &C..
ward
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

Rohbing she Ftpvr ~ year
old ,iaiyesiou bride has been az.
rested, charged with trying 20 sol.
sou hcr N Yraruld husband
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

llousion reni Making the
sari the prime tousldeWtion "a
Not always. when we made
start On our firsi cigar u was
making sAe Stop that SEEMED 90 be-
ihr prime object in lAte.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

Texas rs getting rained on pref
~ regularly and Nuers county Is
getting her share 81 lhc moisture.
After yesterdays soaking, With a
week or two 81 Sunshine. corn
records will sarpasS ,hosr al last
SOasan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24

Hcorvc HARLEY says thai Faster
Ruseil hiss preached sern,g on
why seven womrn want one hu>
hand. In pNelice. !, isn i usual,
that way ens husband Is much
more likely % haNe seven wives
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-24
SUNDAY SERVICES
N THE CHURCHES
OF CORPUS CHRIST |


chvr,h q ths Coed Shepherd.
corner Cfanarfal ara Iaylarl
sg8 a n 4antty Schpnl
lise9 a sn Service and sefrnon.
Ts9 b M service and sermon.
We cordially nufe lh rho NiA 20
worship ain BE- Al seats ere ffee.
49, Hfkes. Rector.
First 0sthsdiss Church.
asraay -chfal at q t1 o'cioCE
irsarhine serrites DE life9 a. o. ana
~ b. "a
kpwofth feaFHe meets OFF ttii m
Nia-ursk prayer rfffife saeh
"Wednesday tessgfa Dr. % 81. m
An aha aH dr. cafllaHf lIsltel e.
attend the srrsirea
VIII Henfffn. PASTOR
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
GET RID OF ANTS.

I have laid out new lawn this
spring, and within the last few weeks
l notice it sprinkled with ant hills. |
have poured hot water on some Of
them, but not with very good results,
as the ants begin to burrow again in
a few days. How can get rid of them?
w. H. K, Dodge county.
Secure from your drug store one
pound of carbon bisulphide, and after
making a small hole with sharp
stick, pour tablespoonful or two into
each ant hill Put a handful of earth
over the hole after pouring in the car
bon bisulphide, to retain the fumes.
The gas of the evaporating liquid, be-
ing much heavier than air, will fill
the galleries of the ants and kill the
insects.
Let care be taken about fire while
using the carbon bisulphide, as it is
very Xplosive.-James G. Sanders
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
A Homemade Fly Trap.

"The most serious objection of all
is that it's filth-laden body may be alive
with disease germs, obtained from
sources of infection, which, as it makes
it's pilgrimages over articles of food,
may be deposited, and so endanger the
health of your family.
Such terrible diseases as typhoid
fever, cholera and plague are dissent
mated by the too-often-supposed-to-be
harmless fly.
'To prevent flies, one must destroy
their breeding places. It has been es-
timated that one female fly can pro-
duce in one month 506,250,000 Off
spring. The most common breeding
places for flies are the barnyard refuse
piles, garbage cans, ash bins, decaying
vegetable matter and places where
waste accumulates.
'In order to get ahead of them, these
breeding places must be cleaned fire.
quently Barnyard refuse is the most
popular breeding spot. This should, II
possible, be carried away once week.
1t will be safe practice to spray the
piles of all refuse with some dislnfect-
ing substance to kill any maggots that
may have Matched. Good disinfectants
are chloride of lime, kerosene Oil, or
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Fielder & Fielder. Attorney.

ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR CONVEYANCE
STATE of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court,
~ ss.-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph t.
Spang, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Nels
Johnson representing that Joseph L. Spang,
deceased, in his lifetime by his contract in
writing agreed to sell and convey to the petit
toner certain real estate therein described, up
on the terms and conditions therein stated, that
he has fully performed said conditions and paid
the purchase money for said real estate, and IS
now entitled to a conveyance thereof; and pray
ing that the administrator of the estate of said
Joseph I. Spang. deceased, be authorized and
directed to convey the same to him,
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard at
regular term of said county court, to be held III
and for said county, at the court house in the
city of Dodgeville, on the first Tuesday, (being
the 7th day. of September, A. D., 1918, at ten
o'clock a. m.
And it is further ordered, that notice of the
tendency Of such petition, and of the time and
place of hearing the same, be published at least
three successive weeks before the day fixed for
such hearing in the Iowa County Democrat,
weekly newspaper published at the city of Min
eral Point, in said county, and that the last
publication be not more than ten days before
the day so fixed
Dated this 10th day of August, 1915.
By the Court.
ALDRo jerks. County Judge.
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CLEAN MILK is
ONE OF THE CEST AND
CHEAPEST OF FOODS

five or six years by the European
bronze birch borer." This pest was
undoubtedly introduced on nursery
stock from Europe and has swept
through New York, northern Ohio.
Michigan, and now in Wisconsin.
The "aphid" curling the leaves Of
your elm becomes very abundant and
mars the beauty of the tree. A ten per
cent kerosene emulsion, or a nicotine
or tobacco preparation applied with a
spray under reasonable pressure will
control the pest.-James G. Sanders.