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The Dickinson press., 1915-01-30
GOOD CIDER VINEGAR.

Practical Suggestions as to tho Max.
ing Of 1t.
Prepared by United States department Of
agricultural
"How can I make good cider vine.
gar" is a question in many letters
received by the department from apple
growers at this season Of the year. In
reply the following practical sugges.
lions are made as the result Of re.
searches at experiment stations in Vir'
ginia, New York, Pennsylvania and
Oregon, as well as at the bureau OF
chemistry at Washington:
Use only ripe, sound fruit.
If fruit is dirty it should be washed,
otherwise germs may be introduced
into the juice that will interfere with
the normal chemical processes. Clean.
liness should be observed in grinding
and pressing the fruit and in handling
the juice for the same reason.
For profit the pressing should be
done with a power press. With q
hand press only two gallons of juice
per bushel Of apples could be secured
at the Virginia station, while with a
power press four gallons were obtain
ed. Sometimes water Is added to the
pomace and a second pressing made.
Such juice is deficient in sugar and
will not make vinegar of standard
quality. {
When possible the freshly pressed
apple juice should be placed in some
large receptacle and allowed to stand
for a few days before putting into
barrels. In this way considerable solid
matter held in suspension will settle
before the liquid Is placed in casks.
The casks used should be well cleaned.
thoroughly treated with live steam OF
boiling water and should not be over
two-thirds or t~hree-fourths filed with
apple juice. The bung should be left
out, but a loose plug Of cotton may
be placed In the hole to decrease
evaporation and prevent dirt falling In,
The bung should be left out until 4.t
to s per cent Of acetic acid has formed,
When fresh cider is placed in barrels
and stored in ordinary cellars alcoholic
fermentation is not completed until
the end Of about six months. With g
cellar temperature Of go degrees tt
70 degrees E., this time can be con
siderably reduced. If yeast is added
to tho fresh cider fermentation can be
completed. In three months or less. II
compressed yeast is used about one
cake to each five gallons Of juice
should be used after first thoroughly
softening the yeast with lukewarm
water.
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-30

a man Of average height, Dress it OF
and smooth the handle, making it com
Portable to the grip. &
Now nail two strong braces on
diagonally as illustrated. Have the
bottom of the braces and the handle
an inch from the edge. ~
The sketch shows the back of the
snow pusher. Use it with the other
side uppermost. )
This tool is light, handy, much more
rapid than a shovel, and even wet snow
does not gtick. to Il.
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-30
Safe Daily and PRESS Both a year
for $500. !.

By special arrangement with the
Bismarck Daily Tribune and the Far
go Courier-News we are able to furn-
ish either Of these papers together
with The PRESS for a year for 81.
The Tribune and the Courier-News
are published 6 days in the week and
cost regularly 81 per year each. The
PRESS is $1.50 per year. The offer;
is good to old or new subscribers who
pay; a full year in advance. For
those who desire to get either Of the
above daily papers on trial for the
Legislative session and The PRESS
2 months, the price will be 60c. This
lis for new subscribers only. Any
aleardy taking The PRESS, de-
string to get either Of the Daily
Tribune or Daily cCourier-New for 2
months can do. so by leaving SOC at
this office. !
Until February 18th The PRESS
and Dakota. Farmer, can be had for a
year for $1.75. Offer good to old or
new subscribers who pay a year in
advance. :
THE PRESS,
Dickinson, N. d.
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-30
TWO FARM PROBLEMS.

There are but two really great
farm problems. There are thou
sands Of lesser ones Of varying
magnitude, but the maintenance
Of soil fertility and the neces- a.,
sity Of showing a profit on the
farm work done are the most .,
important. OF these the min.
tenance Of soil fertility is the
greater.
What is the use Of so called
improved agricultural methods
unless these methods will make
more money for the farmer2
That is.the acid test Of the varl-
GUS forms. Of the new agricul-'
ture. If these methods cost SO
much that they eat up the
profits Of the crop or the stock
feeding they cannot endure. The
practical farmer will have none
Of them.
Those that are practical in
terms of dollars and cents, as
we'll as comfort and satisfaction,
will become a part Of the agri-
cultural experience Of the coun-
try. The theory that has little
basis Of practically will be
winnowed out and forgotten.
Those failing, even in part, will
be thrown aside. Earning Is a
business and must show a profit.
The farmer may not be able to
figure costs and sales with abso.
lutte e%xactness, but it does not
take him long to discover that
a method that has been recon-
mended Is either worth while or
worthless.
He is getting a better grasp
on the greatest problem Of them
all in these later years. He is
fighting the loss Of soil fertility,
not always as well as he should,
but according to his ideas and
equipment. He will fight more
effectively in the future because
he will understand his enemy
better.-Farm Progress.
L
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-30
CLUB RATES TO- SUBSCRIBERS
Dakota Farmer. and PRESS SITS

/. The. PRESS has special club rates
with the Farmers Dispatch of st.
Paul and the Farmers Tribune: of
Minneapolis. Both Of these papers
are published twice a week and give
a great amount of national reading
matter. The price to include the
PRESS and" Farmers Dispatch 1 year
is $3.50; for the PRESS and farmers
Tribune, 1 year,yI$2.15. r
The PRESS clubs with a great
many magazines and periodicals, Civ
ing our regular readers the advantage
Of usual agents price. Address The
PRESS, Dickinson, N. D.-adv.12-26-ta
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-30
Rapid Snow Pueher.

This extremely simple snow tool Is
good for clearing paths and cleaning
the snow off porches and steps. Take
a piece Of strong hardwood board 1 by
2 feet and half an inch thick. Bevel
the bottom to a blunt edge. To this
board nail a handle made from q 4 by
1 inch board about five feet long for
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-30

Money always on hand for farm
loans. No delay. Call and see Mer-
chants Loan & Securities Co. at Mer-
chants National Bank, Dickinson.
adv. 12.19-tf
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-30

Rooms without Running water &c., Z persons @H9
with Hot nd Gold Running Water ------ $780, e psrsons stSs
with Private Bath $ae4z persona &&6
Rooms with Local! md Long Distance telephone md Electric Call Bells
Public bath or convenience Of patrons lot desiring private bath.
The mos reasonable priced Cafe in connection. with everything In seasoA
Always our aim o please. ~
Cafe open 6H5 O M untMm midnight FF&.& x %
REIcHERT q RAY, Propa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04

- Haamatun moima. @rGs iapa-
nilainen antoi nanfilanboitaialle mt
Den testamentin. SGmG eli mGlittG-
npt mitGGn fofo firjasta, mlltta fun
ban tieii, ett1 erGs maneeista bpmin
mielelldan lufi, antoi ban firian man-
gille. &c oil mics, jofa murbasta oil
tuomittu mohefii muobefii panfeu-
teen. SGn lufi MT ppbGG firjaa ia
antoi muioenfin lufea.
Sofu aifa len iGlfeen pGGii tuli ir-
ii manfilasia, miitta ei fufoon man.
geista fGpttGnpt it'd bpmGfieen, Min
ettG oliii %paennut, niinfuin diff moi
nut obottaa. T%Ginmastoin olinot
faiffi apiirta tulen iammittamilesia.
Sa fun tuli of Iammutettli, olipat
faiffi paifalla.
WitG1n iellaista eli ollut ennen ta-
pabtunit Sapanisia; balIitrfien mic
lestG oil ie perrin ibmeellistG. Yon-
tim toimeen trtfimus allan ioboosta.
ga iilloin iaatiin %ielpille ettG ippno
monfien fGpttGptpmiieen oil ollut fir
ia, ionfa jobtaja oil antanitt ipangille.
8anfi ormabbettiin ia losfettiin
mapoofii, mutta ban pppii iaooa j11-
ID manfilaan tposfentelemGGn onnet.
tomien toperienia f~esfuuoesia.
SGmG on pfii Slmalan ibmeelliiis-
I'd teoista. Sellaista ioo pfii oinoo
uliii testamentti oifaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
GpankeliMmiiubIlta.

Tost. 5. Hanfilan fonsla aloimmc
jublot Iofaf. 10 b. Masiin itdp. fou.
lula flo 10 ap. Masiin firf. fIo2pGi-
pGIIG ia 8inonasia proIi 8 illallo.
SGolld oil foImontcna pubujono pas
tori Soorinen. &aniaa oil tilapa
raittiusbuone oipon G6riddn mpoten
tdpnnd. Iasfori Saariien jumoIon-
paIipcIuswuoro oil t6m6- ia b6n Iau.
iui meiSGt termetulIeefii, iImoitti I'd.
man bctfcn iubIatiIoiiuuoefii ia eiit-
ii mpGs foIcboin aIlefirjoittoneeIIe.
%osiin firfosia iubIimme pieIG maa,
nontoi -iItono, iobon fobpipopo1n oil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
GvankeIiumin ydin.

Dn1elepalla otiaffccla firjoittaa
CHRISTIAN Seralo:
Silloin tGlloin ionmme firjeitG
jotfa pobtimot bengelliiia oiioito ia
fertolpot fofemufiia jotfa omat tuttu-
ia %uieommille "dsfen fr~istitpillc'.
Sarfotomme u%uiiutuwia epailpfiia
jumolalIiicn antccfii.annon tooelli.
iuuoesta ia riittdmdiippoestd tebtpi-
bin ipnteibimme iefd erittdinfin alma
ituiiutnpiin erebopfiiimme naboen.
Muutamat firjoittaipat mallan epG-
toifuoiielIa tofpoIIo, fupaten cpdilDf.
fla jotfa pbG i~iiioestoon ia %nuoestaon
6erdGiuGt beioGn ipodmisiGGn tebbcn
cl1m1n ia paeIllificn onncttomafii ia
roubottomofii. TdbGn Iuoffaon fun.
IupiIIc pnstori Doiuio Smith, erGs
porboimmisto npfpaifoiiista raoma-
tunieIittGiistd, antaa ieuroowon neii-
mon, ionfa ME micIibptpdIId iuIfoi-
femme toiposia eta ie ontaiii ieI-
ipppttd ieIIoiiisia ristiriioOisio fomp.
paiIeipiIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
! farfusteItomafii fdGnt0. ebbotus.

taa farfasteItoipofii fdant0. ebSotus.
ia, ionfa alla on faniaIlisfirffofun.
nan poppien mind. Sos NIT Iiitto.
tin peruStettaiiiin, iiinG tietpsti pi.
tdiii olla eoustcttuina mpos 2oniaI.
Iistirffofnnta. Stun iiIloin faniaIIi.
iien nimet oIiiiwat iiind aIIa,s ei moi
taiii tStpsti iitdfGGn ottaa tarfastet.
tanafii ia tpo oIiii maan turboan teb.
tp. Eebtdfoon Ills tpotG cntiien iu,rn.
nitelman perusteella, ~elfdGmmefG
laofo mniia, e~nnenfuin on tarfastettu
entinen.
Wfulten ibmettelen mGbGn, mifii ci
ole 10 aletti tpotG tGmlGn wuotiiesia
fomiteaSia, uaiffa OH 10 lGbes puoli
wrotta fulunltt. Onfoban mallasio-
olijat taos tGman iuiinnitelleet, ettG
Taos iaaoaan ie lpfGtpfii emf lpuoii-
fofoilfien iipu, menettGm6ttG pbtpmi-
fen pstGmien liottamusta. Yitdfddm-
me iilnt1t ailfi. Snbon rileiIlG oifeus
- ~ .-..
maatia luottamus miebiltGmme iitG,
millaiien lllottamufien olemme BELLE
%ltsfoneet. &un firfolIisfotoufiet oipat
usfoneet fenelle len toimen, futiua TO.
foon fomitean, min ipaatifoamme fen
benfil0n ie tefem6Gn. Sifeus fuuluil
mielestGni pli fobteliaiinniben, ipaiffa
molemmat ~tabtGdipGt iamaa aiiaa. u.
Suomettaresia on paIitettu, ettei TO.
miteaa ole 10 futiuttu tpotG alotta-
man. SebfGa fobteIiaana oifein nj
menomainen pppnto, ebfG ie auttaa.
&un teette teille usfotun tebtGmGn
tunnolliiesti, min iaatte fantaa bp.
mod omaatuntoa, maiffa ei pbtpmli-
iestG mitdGn tuliiifaan. Serran job
too ppptGfGdmme tGlle tGrfeGlle aiial.
le. &irfonmies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
Kirkonmieben pakinaa.
s.. @uori.

Imerifan Suomettaresia, go 100,
firioittaa firffofuntien pbtpmiiest1
pastori Sobn Wargelin, eiittden ett1
perustettaiii Suomi Spnobin ia
GaniaIIisfirffofnnnan fesfen firffo.
funtaliitto, ia len fartta fpetettaiii iu-
Iattaa malta firffoflntia pbteen. Has-
tori @drgelin on e~nnenfin tebnpt to-
man mifaiien eiitpficn, ainafin o.
masia firffofunnasiaun, mutta CT ole
laaniff biomottamampaa fannatusta.
Npt fumminfin oliii minun mieIcs-
tGni cpGlpiiiasta fdpod lutta rafen-
tolnaan, fun entinen tpo Ct ole tarfas-
tettu. Sliiifin mufoDaa, jos oliii
palmistettaipa pfii toIo, mittta aiatel.
taiii: pitGG panna uieompia alulle,
ettG nGb6Gan, mistG rafennufiesta
tuIee feIpaapa. Mnuten eli ole piraI-
IiieSti fesfusteItii ia iuunniteIti
"firffofuntaliitosta", maun firffo.
fnntien pbtpmiiestG. Sitd porten on
i6dnto -cbootis molmis. IeioGn pi-
tGiii foittoo rofentoa rbt tdlle pobial.
lie, joIIe wuoiia on tsbtp tpotG, eifd
fdpod uiitto I,ionnostd rofcntamaan,
enneufuin'olemmc itoneet ielipiile en-
tiien tpon. llsfoIldtfin ajatello, ct
I'd Jos cntiien mon plrasteeIla ei moi.
oa pboistp6 eli uiioeshfoan iuunnitel.
mosta tiilc mitddn. |giime 9. Spno.
Din firfoIIisfofoufisia ci poitu Of
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04

"Minun' poifani. sos josta-
fin Observation-Disclosures diff ieu-
ral,ficno, ettG main pfii oinoo nltori
poifa fulfil peIastctlfii. Wafioifo-
1nn tGmG bcbelmd foifcn fen paifpan,
mifd oil ndbtp?
"&plld', mostaa fpipmDtiecn t:ri
SO. Chapman, los oliii nj | n poi
fani." ga npt on iofainen lapii jon
fun. sos faiffimaltias SiimaIa film
nittGd buomionia iiiberL eta piffll
.parpitncn putoo fuolleena nluobon,
min cifo ban iitten, ia riemuIla,
fiinnittGiii buomiota iiibcnL ettd pfii
9icncinmistG loptGG len 8~apabtajan,
jonfa ban on lGbett1npt maailmoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
SpmG ebtp Mnttajan nniille ii

- SpfuG ebto Mnttajan nniille tt
laajine. Saabafiemme Mnttajam IT,
IGatamaGrGn pba npniemaam, anne
taan lcbti faifille nmiilIe tilaaj. tasta
paipGstG alfaem DbSen uaoiifcrram
binnalla emf iunpben luppnnm. Sofa
tiIaa Mmttajan, jofo aiiamiebiltd tai
imoraan tuimistusta ia mafiaa gbben
bpll. so ienttiG, iaa fnitin, ctta Mmt.
taja on mafiettn jonlnfnnn 81 phi
iuGGn 1916.
&GpttGfGG toiiesia paifasia olefuaa
tilanslippna ia fiirnbtafaa tilaamaan
Inttaja!
YstGmGt, nGDttGfGG tGtG ilmoitmsta
naapnreillenme! Miiamiebet, tuimi.
faa NIT r~ipeGsti!
YstGubbScllG,
r Mnttajan toinitns.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
8ppo1mme tGten pstamGlliies

- BppoGmme tGten pstGmGlliiesti
buomauttoa Sppsleboen tilaajille et-
I'd tiIittGiiimGt mppmGnid lebbet emf
Iopiwasia tilasio, @uttaian toimis-
toon. Samoin pppodmme buomaut-
tao guttojan tiIaaiille ettG oliiimat
maboolliiimman iadnnolliiet tilaus-
mofinjenia iuorittamiiesia b. m. ra-
ba-aiioisia leboen fansia. Suonono
aifana tarmitiiii lebtemme aifanaan
faiffi file fuuIiinat marat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
Mnttajan toimitns.

II &irjapainoomme on Suomesta
GSfettGin iaapuniit iiturempi mdGrd
Smebeliufien fatiismufiio. &c opat
Suom. 9utb. Gm. gboist. fistanta-
mio ia on niioen fielellistG oiuo JONI
Zimmerman forjattu. zee ~ppbdfpulut
ioisia mainittuia fatfismufiia fdpte-
tG1n, poipot niitd tiIota Icbtentme
toimistosta. Sinta on 10 ienttid fop-
pale.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04

Bppo1mme 10 ajoiSia buomaut-
toa IufiioiIlemme, ettG Soulu &aii-
20, firffofuntomme joulujulfoiiu, III.
lee tGr1 nuonna iefd iiiGIloltGGn ettG
uIfo.aiultoon eritt1in armofos. Soi-
mittajo, past. 0t. @isfari, on ub-
rnnnut pdIion bnolta ia tpotd iiiben.
&irioitufiia, riinoja ia fertomufiia
tulee faifilta buomattopimmilta fp.
ndimebiItGmme. Mposfin Saoppa-
nisio toimimat Suom. 2utb. @tp.
Oboist. l1betpstpon tefij1t omat leb-
teen firjoittaneet. On fupiofin Soap.
panista. &ofiipdriien faniiIebben
"SouIu @nfeIit'' on piirtGnpt toitei-
Iio u. @erio. Wposfin Eost. Bisfa.
rim firioittomo ia i~Gipelt1mG Ioulu tu.
lee iuIfaiiuun muotteineen. Somoin
eritpinen oiostO nuoriIIe ia fiiiuio
runioosti. aooItaon on Iebti 80 f.
miid.
Siit1 b~uoIimotta on Ieboen binto
MOAN % ienttid fiiten ennenfin.
GiiomiebiIIc runias poIffio.
Tilatfaol 2euittGfGGl
Sfoitc: Dor 60, Sronpoo6, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
Gpdily$ ia usko.
GiitelnlG, junfa past. 6. SfobsaarS'
Seterien pitt Seliinsin bliupiston
jnblaialisia isSsf. 20 p:mG.

1iiDla1alts1a 1ggst. 20 p:na.
@pGilps ia usfo eiipGt ole fafii iel-
laista maltaa, ioilla flimmallafin oil
II lama oifens. On mGlttGmGtontG
pGdstd e~pGilpfiistG usfoon.
Wei0Gn on eniinnGfin pGGstGmG
ielmppteen iiitG, mitG tarfoitamme,
fun pubumme nsfosta. l1stc Ell ole
ininfaan iamaa fuin mpontpminen
fofo fristilIiieen. fatfismufieen. Scum
pelosta tai tottlimufiesta mpDtitpb
faiffeen aiattelematta, ie Ell ole ilsfoa.
llsfo on paljoa ippempGG, %perioonaI-
liiempaa. "llsfo on luja lrottamits
iiben, mitG toimotaan, mifG eli nGp',
ia%notaan bebreaIaisfirjeesiG. l1sfo
on iiis luia mafaumus, jofa fasnaa
eiiin iiiastdpdin. llsfo luonnolliiesti
%fuitenfin on nafalrmiis iostafin mad.
ratpstG ieifasta. &ristillinen isfo
on mafaumus iiitG, eta SiG Sitmald
on lGbettanpt Yoifania S%eeiufien
&~ristufien, ia ettG me bGnen farttaon
ioammc ipntimme anteefiintamufien
ia paaicmme oialliiifii liban plosnoll-
lemiiesto ia ijanfaiffiiesta elGmGstG.
&ristillinen usfo CT ills Imam mullto
ole mafalimiis faifesta iiitG, mitG roa-
mattli iiiGltGG. &ristiIIincn iisfo OH
marma mafaumuS raamatlln ptimes-
ia.
On erinomaincn onni ontistoa III.
ia pafaumltS nGistG pelastufien to.
liaiioista. SGmGn Northumberland
tabtoilimme Min fernaosti jafaa niio-
rem %liifnpolipen fanSia. Sa lpoGmeni
rlifous OIL, eta moiiin tGsiG iubteesia
olla nilorillc apitna.
Witen tulcmme Iiiiaan i%pafoumuf.
leen? Gimme moi Imam mllita tcfc-
mallG teb0G iitG itieIlemme. llsfon
ipafaumiista nimenomaan fosfee lie,
eta ibminen eli moi iitG ottaa itieI-
leen, ellei it'd bGncllc anneto plbGGI.
I'd. usfon lujaa %mafalniusta iano.
taan 1iieasia lluben 1estamcntin pal.
foSia Iabiafii.
Wutta emmefo fifteen itie moi mi.
tam iiinG iubteesia tebbG? @oimme,
iilla SifmoIa ei anna u%mpimGbfGGn
labjojaan. SumaIa antaa mposfin
usfon wafoumufien Iabjafii mGGrG-
tpn periaotteen m,ifaan. ga Seeiiis
nellie oiottoniit, mifG on tho pc
rioate: SiIle iolIa on, bGnelIe anne.
taau. SinuIla tuIee oIIa iotafin, iot-
ia SumoIo motif iinrIIc antoa usfon
marmulioen. SinuIlo tulee oIla TO-
tuioellinen ipoGn. Siniin on %oltotua
totuuoesia ianan ipipimmdsiG, per-
ioonalIiiesia merfitpfiesid. ga ie
riippiiii iiuiista itiestdii. SentGboen
ianotaan: ltsfo ei ole jofa mieben.
SumoIa tabtoo ontoa faifiIIe usfon
uafoumuffen, mlitto niitG on paIjon,
ioiIIo ei ole tuota totuuioeIliiuiitta ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
: SeirusteIu rifastuttaa pmmdr.

Seurustelu rifastiittaa pmmar-
rpsta, mutta pfiimieliipps on neron
foulu.
- &sfett6in on liffeeieemme iaa-
punut fatfismufiia, manbanaifaiiia,
niinfutiuttuia "pitfid fatfismufiia".
gse ppbGfouIi,t ioisia niitd faptetddn,
moimat tiIata niita lebtemme fontto-
rista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
Iuittunut ieurutunnun muiOen nois.
ten oipiistdmano Usrs. @onftla.

1N7T |
Iaittonut ieiiratunnan mliioerl flols'
ten oipustdmana asrs. manfila.
seuraotpa iublatiluiiuus pioettiin
M. I. 10 p. iIlaIla @rainerOisia,
@inm. Sdmd tilaiiulis oil tilapdi-
men. motfaIIa ollesiani poiftelIn ia
Scr. Giro iIlalla tpostd t%altuaan fdlpi
ilmniiesti taloisia antamasia tietoja.
Minneapolisia Semmingin talosla
iublimme 10 b. iltana. Tanne oil
iaapunut past. s. Suusfonen. Tddlld
lain tatpata meli ia iiiar @. Npmania
ia peIi ". SpnnGG. entiiia ieurafiin-
talaiiia, Sort Mrtburista, Ganaoasta.
@eli Suusfoien fansia matfustim-
me gofatoon, josia aiemalla oil mas
tasiomme meli 6. Scotia, mieoen ia.
loonia, josia illalla pioimme ieirat.
Sunnuntaina II p. aamulla oil 8.
gbt. fansia jumalanpalmelns &an-
iallisieurafunnan firfosla. &uulim-
me, ettd past. Samanen pitda Sumo
lanpalmelrfien flo 2 paiipalld, min
perGptimmc Observation-Disclosures
lnfien ia pdatctiin menna Snoml
Spno6in firffpon joufolla. &irffoon
oil Ills runiaasti fofoontunllt faniaa
molemmista ieurafunnista ia past.
Samanen otti meibdt pstGwalliiesti
pastaan, ia jlimuianpalmelis toimi-
tettiin iiten ettG patti past. Samasta
pubui allefirjoittanut, ia nell SuliS-
fonen toimi Observation-Disclosures Db-
besiG past. Samaicn fansia jafaen s..
ebtoollista. SilaiiuuS muooostlii
iublabctfcfii. SlIalla pibimme iub-
Tia nell Suusfoien fansia Der. &pti-
Iaboen taIosia. 8ieldpa pi6imme
&umaran ia Simonionin talosia iel,-
roja ia illanipieton raittiustalosia "a.
Solmes GitpsiG aiemalla oil Der.
S. Seiffinen aiemalta noutamasia.
SGnen talosiaan of tpttGren nib.
fiaiiet, ioten jublamme alfoimat bait-
ten mietolla. @aIilean Seaman bdat
iobtuipat mieliimme, pubeita pioet-
tim ia lal,luia laMlettiin. Seuraa-
mafii illatii menimme go. Sobnionin
taloon, iosia pibiiimc ieurat. Gum
nuntaina jublimme Solmes Gitpn fir
fosia ia iublain lopufii aietettiin toll
mintaanla iunnuntaifoulr. Soipo-
famine iunnintaifouliil1e Serran fin.
nausta. 8ieIG jublifnme iIlalla 2am-
pin talosia ia tuoAa' flo 10 iamana
NonaIGbsahre HssflasI leranorian
aiemalle ia m%atfustimme iieltd pota
mpoten junalla Olliitbia fobti. 9rai-
nertisla aiemabuoneella tapaiimme
nell &isiaien. Sbmoioniin, peli Seize
men luofie menimme pofii. Seuraa-
mana aarllina labbimme weljet
S%ulsfonen ia Niemi jatfamaan iub-
Tia ia allefirioittaneen tGptpi tulla
lebtemme aiioitten nuofii Sronnoo-
bin. HGiltd jubIilta iaobut folebbit
ia labjoitufiet on tilitettp erittGin tbs
ia nlimerosia. SGtG painoon jGttGis-
iGni olen iuuri lGboosid nell Sasie-
lin fansia @ilbertiin jublille ia iieltG
jatfan ldbetpsmatfooni Sorenburniin
ia Minoaan, Gan.
SpbGmelliiet fiitofiet pallpclitfics-
tame ia I%abjoistannc, tcille pstdwGt
faiffiaIlo!
6. @uori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04

Spodmellinen fiitos labioittaiiIle!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04

Entered as second-class matter Ja-
quarry II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act OF
March 8, 1879.
The Republican journal., 1915-06-03
BUNCo GAMES WORKED ON FARMERS

In the current issue of Farm and Fire
side a woman, living in Gulf coast
State, describes as follows how farmers
in her part of the country are swindled:
"A few weeks ago our community,
and in fact the whole rural population of
the county, was canvassed by two men
who claimed to be noted opticians They
sold one or more pairs of glasses at every
house, where one of the inmates wears
glasses. The price was: Cheap glasses.
$40; best glasses, $40.
. These glasses are just such as To-
cal optician sells for ESQ to SIS pair.
Although the cry of "hard tines is in
the mouth of every farmer, these "doc-
tors" carried off enough cash to keep
themselves in frst-class style for many
months.
" In the spring an agent traversed
the country selling patent medicines,
salves, liniments, etc. He told his GUS
toners he would notify them by post
what day to meet him in town the follow
ing November for their goods.
Strange to say that, although our
little town can boast of only three hum
| dred inhabitants and the surrounding
country is settled up by "one-horse"
farmers, that patent medicine man stood
on the station platform that November
day and collected $1,000 at moderate
estimate. He stopped in every little
town on the railroad for collections, and
must have relieved our county alone of
$4,000. These are only two instances,
but there are many others"
The Republican journal., 1915-06-03
THE PEST THAT DESTROYS APPLE
TREES.

In the Garden and Orchard department
of the current issue of Farm and Fireside
is an account of pest which destroys
apple trees. 1t is called the apple-tree
borer and instructions are given as to
how to get rid of it. Following is an ex-
tract from the description Of this pest:
''Among the pests with which the Or
chard planter has to contend, perhaps
the fiat-headed apple-tree borer is the
worst. The female deposits the eggs at
the beginning of hot weather on the
bark Of young fruit trees, near the
ground. Most Of the damage is done dur
ing the summer months. The later
broods remain in the trees all winter and
emerge the following spring. The borer
completes it's life round in one year. The
eggs are about as large as the head of a
pin and are covered by a hard shell.
When first Matched the larva can hardly
be seen with the naked eye.
"But in spite of its small size it begins
at once to injure the tree. Burrowing
into the bark, it tunnels its way entirely
around the sapwood OF the tree, thus
girdling and finaIlyakilling it,"