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The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-02

if q. ~crth uruus .AaI tN" hlsrest
rrisr. af the ,vaT u huxs NoTa l,ail
IN the month - Usrtc-t fcycirts
Auxust ant tnsAfUys' ,n thr months
~ November .ue psg, oh~r ehsu
suprites were she '.rErst aEatn pt.y
irs the tnfurr.r vs. slupN -rI So
.. .rf IF.. r'.Hfrsf rrfr. Hfskfu& ,,..
tors In August the cop cD hoEs
rose ta tsts This marked 'he hiEh
point - tho lsi, trade. THIS VAS
tt. H..r. traH th lap i'ps' H .-.1
durlpg luly THE estrome ia in 80.
vembrt was tssA. ~ o 80 iowvf
than the best rotr, Vi ihs s.vlr while
the highest p,t,e pa,A ,n pecvusher
~ss y1srA OF tstTN ba'os no
Augus, top In isls, January NNs the
100 meath IN boss a. tou that s't
,cd betns t7.Ssa InTins Isla hosr
.ala above thr = 30 msTR "
months July, AssUs' snd s-Ptrr'
het ana In Og,ls yns u,outh u'-Cvr7
esf. d,d the t"p 81 lNwct than o. o.
, i,sS s marked tbr lowest price ieV.'
of the YeSr. the extreme top IN ,hsl
. isy ssiBs g. ee, v''a 'Hr su'S - Ss'~-
at - s7estSe
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-02


en- p0sAxss farasss 70 breed ss naay
ss~s ~ pes-fsls fas sstias fArseu
m. r~sai, wAa = srbs csSv ss sprias
piss ~hioh are roc m2,srias into
sarssiAsis sB~a hass aecopni,ns Zoe
tss iser-assd ssppiies ss saAssss asr
ma the pact ~ aoatha The
soehtFy has b~.n favored with rnoss
Abnnaa1' srsin crop. ana frssa many
fsiisyie sources eepes nTws iadies,.
igs = isfE~r assaeer - bsxs On feed
IN the rosstry thar a gsss $50 Move
g'ss the health % the hog. y eresI.
lsht There 10 sotas shsisra In seut.
tered localities but for the egun.
tFy frsu ~hieh .hts msyss, srA~r me
'sis - i's h.E sapplie- ~ reports ~.
,0 30 relied apgl 's-fs has been lee.
sishnsss srn"sE hos. the pass saIf AVA
80 fsf th's ~ihtsr thar for a sDod
rssns years ydht. s,.ds4 y.u tss an
'sor"s-" In hoS receipts IN the easiy
months - 1855
so's~uftity fact - the Ists
uaas wss tn nsbt waivht ~ ths hoSs
marketed ,os.ssiins that farm.rs are
HiatDrug 'haif naEs ~ an sart,er sF-
'hsn iu fur'us' years Ertrems he.Ss
h.sa hssr been ssart, an yeas ard
''ls er~tass wetsh, - ~ tstt crop
fta s~sefsi poInss po1ey ,hnt af lsta
f"7 h'sn pfirs - FEED. To- = certain
trt.7'. has ns Drsrur - swioa
ustsaIa
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-02

Tho - Joseph market dTswa lNs
stcck trcm neatly every ssAUs ~e-' -
the NgjsslsIPpl tAs iarsea dvo's. -
courss, comiHs frNm Missouri Kan
see. NSbta~ka and tcwa Besides
hes oatue were reserved here IN the
pest year from ArtEcnA Arkansas
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-02


sesep. frer psasn. fat ~osk 70 ss.A-
ssy aad aspzsasn o.ssnst@ I'rtess fss
sheep and A@ts ssTe sep, SsH w
iiss vtth cAir~ss .sd eosbY~,i,irs nv.
er g.ATksss - times ruisss vel above
esssa@ pssS,s. this tss.dins ta drss
suppAss here IN taersaans s0susna.
sSnr aszsra rrsss fsia.
rAsiss IN, year a. -hoi.. prices
Zoe shssp and iasssh~ ruled hagA, scn-
pared sith fsrmsr years In the cass'
- Era~- ssag frvm the noffhwse.ra
range esHBiry pfisss ~srs sh- hirh.
- sves hrv-a hsr- Tas.s high
pTiess tended T. reztors soin. % the
esshasace ~ the failure q the sheep
lndss,rY, ioa whsa consre~. "a, woss
On the FREE tsfirf Iiss and rsssn~a 10
raAs. fieeh masters making an sHert
10 set pssFs fully established tn the
bosines~ tha, -rms aaid ~as aoomsa
s-s>H the tariff an wsoi ~. taksn
orl Ths pssi year uifh good srsE-
ina et-ndiuuns in ne range eoan-
,fY hAs seen psuxt-Ss made toward
rssteck,ns GsBlstst nseRs Ews
l4rnts we're bs'f back and Anyshtns
~ for brssdins p-fpnses was Kspt
ln thv w~ai This tendency q hasld
back br~rsssrs Stock IL r6 doSs, r.-
spnusih bic ~ . large part II th- heavy
ae"ssass noted 90 Gsoefat parks,iez
q oyins stoes Auunx IsIt
More ihtcrsa In slse<p.
C,Ftaia orrdlt rIsr ~ given a.
farmers ana stDrkn,gn IN Territory
tributary go X, J"sspn for ms Ia.
'rsas- 10 ~ tpsIfnh receipts here.
alpre ana wore fatiaels of The corn
ari. have conn, 90 esaa apos bend
/ 20 sheep 80 ns'cs ~asyy tayt - ihe
. tssu I've stock equipment More so
t'rsst ~ b~lsg taksn 10 brNettnE sBi
fe-olnE shssp IN ms territory than
Ir f.rnsf y~afs MenY farmers have
become convinced tHst stsat flock
~ ahsep y = Euo4 Investment and
& h-rinE the p,r; soar there has bee
- notr~Abis .rrrv.>o 90 receipts II
howe uts4 ust,.~ lamhs Prices or
/ tr- insTErt hat- D-eu high enuf 80
/ ~ocarrrze t.a .s.sa 4 ave -to,k 4
( hDsi'aaffy .f asf .DinE 20 lprrrssr
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-02

Total ttk NEa i4Ih,tFs NFN.fFt ENIFET
The tnunNiug table stNrs rrCelrts
81 cattle. hpsa, sheep amt hoTses fCf
an. ixattuu. months of lblAs
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-02

Eatimated valuation - the 'su'ns
ciAn..s Of stock for Ipit ana isiS is
as foiiuWsi
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-02
Total ttseti- az ei,i73lo' '-s8c-e'


The fnliuN We table s|N'T t""rillF
81 cattle. hose shrsp aui h.rAns tHr
So xarip,ta fnsnttts st lHlA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

tloioiollellc Ssrbreden 9egcben. Cine
3ipeifcl bot eS IeitenS Der heutiden
Sffi5icre cine Siibrun9 gcgcbcn. Die
nid)t bon Den oenlpfratiideu Natioe
nen gerehtferti9t perpeu pirb; bic
piclleidt lelbit Die Sp8ialbcmofraten
nnd Dem ariege in 9eutidlanb ipgar
in Shredcn perIesen miro. USE i)
bercit5 IN einem friiber,n Irtifel be-
ridtet babe, 9lalben eini9e BON Dem
perbiinbeteu Staat5mdrncrn, bub i'm
Sale cines bp1itdnpi9en Sieaes elmer
Der inltruttipiten uuO fortihrittlidltcn
Sfritte Die Seitraiung. bieicr Sffi5iere
iein miro. Sic @rpces uuO @ebierz
9erid)te iinb GltBerit ld~)doigcnbc
Sofumente. @a bleibt iepph ipuhr.
Dab piele Der Idcinbar pobl perbiirgterl
Sdllc 2ii9en iiub, unb piclc bon Den
anberen fonnen meg erfldrt iperpcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

10 grobnliitbtg POM anngreB befptla
ligte @eln b%dnobabten, iiberreihten
ibm neitere $500. Nntiir!ih bcltanb
er itet5 oaraui, einen Shulbit]ein 81
geben. Sieic Sdulbideine iino Jest
i'm geiibc bes Serrn Surfe, Der lie
ais intcrcIiantc biitoriit)e Grinnerun@
gen b%etradjtct.
Sn Der 8urfe'ifen Sammllm9 bon
SdulbidIeincn bcfinbct lid f~crncr Elm
loldcr fir 1925. bon siner Snnlr aus
Californian unterihricbeu. Ser Slrre
bcsrc9ierung 9elang es. lie 81 crinits
teiu mn tic an bas fleinc Nnrleben
81 erinucrn. Sic Same mar einfud
bali. nSoa @elb babe ih bot
einem dnbercn H%e9ierun9s Seantcn
pieber 9eecben? 8emiB, bas babe i'd
getban." sic bcbuuptete, baB Elm
Srrtbum rein unnto9lid lei, nid]t
MIR ipeiI tic lid bes Setrnaes 9cnalt
erinnere. ionberu aild) neil tic Dem
betreifenheu 0crrn cinen Sded an9ez
boten, Ben oieier nber abgelebnt babe.
Sic lei beshnlb nah Der Sant 9egane
geu, babe Die Summe III @oIb beboz
ben, unb it'd fir Ole 8iid5abllin9 cine
Suittun9 ausitellen lailen. go ans
filbrlid uno beitimrnt mar tic in ibren
In9nbcu, pab Der He9ierung6s I9ent
Iih tGlidcn lieb unb it'd nit
elmer Gntidulhi9un9 entferntc. Ils
or ieood bel Dem coliforniidcn. bon
ser Same 9enannten Snnbesbeamten
uoriprad, bate bicier mic o ibr 9es
)6rt. Sic 9in9en nad Der bon ibr
J%euannten Sonf. Sic bate bort ME-
mails einen Gbed eiuselDir, bate bort
niemals ein aonto 9ebabt. llnb nad,s
Der par Die Game ueridmunben. Sest
Tol9en Seteftios ibren Spuren.
Gin Imcritaner, Der @orleiuneen
81 aeben bcbauptetc, be'ltd)te iicbeu
SemeinipcIcn in Stalicn mo Der
ShneiS urb bate nid]t eiren e~in5igen
Se6lid)lag 6u p%cr5eifncn. Stets iuuroe
icine Seibensgelcbiftc 9la%ubtpiirhia
1ufeenpmmcn, mn or 5og Iid aus
Der itneiScr : italicniidcn Gone nit
$1,000 5uriid. Sic BON linn 9cgebene
.Rep 9orter IbrcIie e~riitiert ciniadj
.lidi.
SnB Die 9teaicruna piel bon bcn
,eiticrenben 100000 ipicberiiebt. lit
lidt anSunehmcu. Snfel Gam III
llio Der .@eladmeierte" - elm gu
ganb, Der linn 6unl Slid nift iebr
remo lii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Oafcl San, bcmseeIt.

Giun bort bdufig, oaB Der quito
Sntcl Gam bcmogelt ipDrben lit. Gil
neue5 @ciipiel iii iocben befnnnt gez
lporbcn unb Der quite ate Cntel iii
nm 100000 peniger reid. ais er pol
cinem Sabre mar. Seim Iusbrud
ocs aric0cs befuubcn iih 6~efnuntlidJ
lnundlc Nmeritoner in europa, unb
Die Jtcgieruna GeihloB, lie idleunigIt
nndJ Nmertfd 6urild8ubeforoern, filr
neldcu 3ped cine babe ytiaion
Collars in @olb fliliiig 9emaht nllrs
pcn. Sen Nmerifaucrn orilDen lpllrs
ocn Damn ic nnh Se0iirfuiB @elber
uor0citrcdt, nutiirlid inter Der Tor@
mlsiebmg. 0a6 tic 5uriideritnttct
miirocn, io6alb Der 6etreiienoc Neis
ieuoc nicbcr III Ger 6eimatb crid)icu.
@l6cr mn etiunS mchr ais Die 5dlftc,
$500, 600, Gnbcn Die Gcamtcn Der
9tegieruug. gum SGcil nit Ad nno
aruh, lpicocr erlaugcn fOnncn, nab
reno Der Heit Dohl III ben Sdornitein
Ncihriebcu lperbeu muB. Nus oielem
@runbc merbeu 5000 o Den 10,s
600 Nmeritnuern. nclfe @elo err
bicltcu, ciiri9 9eiutJt. SunOess
SauSmeiitcr @urte bat eiui9e bciou>
ocra interciinutc SGQc bon 6ohs
itapclei Gu; Soften Snfcl Cams be-
fduut ge9c6cu. haruntcr aud fuiAcnrc;
Ia mar eiu Mauu, her %bcbauptete.
az STcimaIrer eiHen bohcn @rab Su
Jefferson, hno hab er leber5eit i'm
&Di'uJoer SlsindGrer > SempcI ees
irgDen ncreen Tonne. Gr lei Sptis
fe,, uri2rilnglit in Ven 2)orf nus
idiila, 5lr.cB: ~ae'hdftlih In @c!gien
ibd.ig mr. Tlrnehr cir cnl'iE Shuss
i.lacnher. Gr beiGchtc 0tei Sil;5rus
tiolcE im pooB mil Grobem G:iule
luo Iur ihl lobncubem Grgsbms.
Seoeo GFdl cr5Hbite er cine langs Sc
ihidltc Gcr .rliIl.ner uubiIl. 5drefer.
WatielietciteH Silisbeam;s. bic pas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
bic DeriMIts Scr Girelsr
Stan>Sd! f5en.

Sic DMernner 3eitung" idIreibi
Sic TcrluItc unIcrer Siruler Stdllhz
dliibei,, oercu &ultuug iiber nlcs Sob
,rbnben III mo ieIbir sic fiibnitcn CIR
uartlngeu ilbcrtrpifen bat, iiub 10 gcz
ing, baB i'm SurdJidnitt dnf elm SaSH
.uillpn bod]ren5 fIllf bis ied1o Ser
pllrloete fonuncn. Gin Battalion, ou3t
M Scrtener Nbidnitt. olio 9elpiS nuf
einem lebr beiBen Sobeu itebt. bat I'M
zen icd]S @od)eu icit 9ricgsbc9inn bis
lerte cincu Spbteu ST bcflugeu -
.lenenbci bcnlcrft, ipGrc alidl Der Sail
Jci GINGER &nriiht 5t pcrlncibeu Aez
pcicrL Der Mdnn ipa chen 5u tollzA
iiibn - unp pdbci bate bu3 eriudbutes
Battalion III oieicr 3cit inrm u
Stunben a~nnpipniie. Nu Wuniz
MISUNDERSTANDING lit Die itnlieniihe
artiaeric Der ruiiiidcn III ibrcr n(lcr@
beiten 3cit nod mcit il6cr. I6cr Der
Srioi0 nicicr ShieBerei III. ipeun munt
JON ctlidcu Ilpenucrcinshiittcn int
@renSgcbiet ubiiebt, Die bel ibrer frcicu
Sa9c Dos idoulte 3ielobictt ~nb9aben.
mcbr ulo 0cring. Tiht cine cin5ise
inierer Spcrrcn - bon DEN Sorts
Ion6 81 idlipci9cu - hat bisber eraits
Naftcu Sfaben gelitten.
l~lcbri9ens iinb Die Staliencr oib
lod) gar nidt 10 iueit 9etommen, oaB
inc mirfinnc ScIhieBuug uniercr Sc
ieitigungss Inln9en moglih gemeieu
pare. @ie micrc brnucu Stnnos
d,ilpcn bngcgcn ifieBcn, lit ia ans
,icleu Gpiiooen her betannt. Idlt5ig,
DIT ipgar 90 Hro5eut Srciier iiub Sciz
itiur9cn. Die nm bel ciucm ShilRenz
cit Ser 6citcn SdcibenldiiBcu uno -
)ci ms an Der Silbtiroicr @rcn5pnd)t
np8lif lino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
0wSli SStmc aeiaaeit.

gSie bic rMicraner 3eitung" id)reibt,
itdrben 5p0lf paferc ~Sub'n" elmer
Sirolcr Sumilic Den Seloentob fiir'S
&~dterlnnb. Iac lpuren &aiieridger
unb iinnOen IN Sabreu Is bis 40,
blpnpc, bpd)geipafienc, gutmiitbi9e
Scutdlen. 3pei iielen IN 9olen, brei
auf Den blut9etrdnften SdIahtielpcrn
BON @ali6itn. 5pei ipuroen auf Der
rpclidcn Grbe bon 8rnnnteu 5erriner,
5ipci mciterc fielcn IN @eiinra6ieu mo
prei pcripriBten ibr GerSblut am Strpb
fms iibernll. III Die brnpcu Scitcrz
rcider Iie8tcn. lpuren audi Die Sirpler
pdbei. = Sas Mlttterber5 tpollte folt
5eripringcn BEL jcner llnglild5botidnft,
opcb 9ldlbig fnltete bns nrme Weib bel
Der Nad)ridlt poln Sobc bes leBten Die
ma9ereu &dnbc, cine 5brdnc gldn5te
auf Der o6gcbdrmten @nugc, abcr
taper bcteten Die Sippcn: o6err Sem
Shriit, on iucibt, nod iedo gdb' id],
penn III Der Sicg aui uniere Seite
idQt!"-(S. u. b
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

Mrs. J. Lynch. Kimberly, Wis.
Andreas Drewuiak, Parkers Pfalrie,
Minnesota.
16. ausuit 1915.
s. D.. Moseley. Mesita. Colo.
John l.. WALTZ. Sedalis, Mo.
W. Il. DOwney, Kinsley, KanS.
A. l.. Dunphy, Tampico, Mont.
i. j. Nirnich, Sainte Marie, H.
John f.. Boerste, Tell City. Ind.
II. Nusuit 1915.
4. L. Mallmann. Dodge, Neb.
NJ. f. Noonan. Leo Valley. Neb.
John G. IIaggerty. Primrose, Neb.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eastergreen, Leo Valley,
Nebraska.
Mike J. Murphy, Greeley, Neb.
Rev. NJ. Rulmpel. Aniwa. Wis.
Andrew Felten. Rose Creek, MINI.
Is. Mngnit 1915.
Thos. ONcil, Beulah, n. Oak.
Rev. +. Drees, fredericksburg, Texas,
Mrs. Jacob Maurer, Red Bud, III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
ehrsnlif il iar erts talbwS t~tentlie!e fattsli'd,e 5eitmme
In Scr SamSesipradee.
Bis 3nt 26. ansuit 1915 1886
~. guann 1913,
Bis 3unt 26. glmsuit 1915

IL. Tmami 1919.
ThOs. English, Monoua, Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Pfcifer, Spulding, Neb.
W. B.. Schendt. Fairfield, Ncb.
t3. Nueut 1913.
Clarence Ekart, Wamego, Klaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02


Wtann unb Sram. Sic Sfmcrs
gen in mcincr Seite uno i'm Hiiden limo
ale p%crgdu0eu", id)reibt 6err WntbiaS
Gorbcr9 bon Coronation. Nltn.. Lett
Dem i6 Sornis @lpentrdutcr ges
6raufe. Sbr Seilmittel 1T ii6erlid
bas bette Dol alien. &ir luerben Sbre
Webi3in bon jeet an imner i'm Sauie
bolten."
Sauienbe Gd6en Die aciunobeitbrins
9enben Gi9enihaften bon Sorni5
NlpentrGuter be5erigi. Gs III feinc
@potbctcr YicNi3i:. louSern elm cins
fades. 8eitcrpru6tc5 arduterbcilmittel.
iuslNe: Sem &uhlifnm oircft 9clieicrt
iuirh olls hsn 2abordtorium Der Ser
lteaev: 81. Rcter Sobrnsp & Cons
60, 1875 60. pppne Spc.. Chicago,
Slinois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Int,u y t.

~ Sa. Die iorrauienOen Gr3ablun9cn perbcn in bGoeu aus9obcn Der
6al6pohcnilihcu Che Catholic Sribune" criheineu. @r bn6cn ihpn cine
groBe Auspabl por5iglidcr gr5dblmgen siummelt, peldc Den 2Grrn rnicrer
halhpDdcutlidcn Nusgaben gehp, ppn Der crien Summer III, perhen gebotn
ncrpen lmD eS ipro mrr @cirebrn il, aud in 3ufmnit ms in bnicr mb
eber dnDercn @cGcbunA moglidit bicnftmhtig 5n bcpcncn.
p S, ir9enh cn Arcbit ui Ser Wodhnnuognbc miro aui baa apnto
Der baIMpGdcunidrn GuSgnbr PRO 9htu ibcruagcn perhcn. Gum Nenpnl,
ipem am I. Sanuar 1916 Elm Abonnent 30 GeutS i'm HHdnnnbe nf Der
8odcnaue9abc lit, umb bann Die talbpofcnlifcn Au5auten BON She 9dtbe
oGc Sr6me" behelt, 10 miro or 80 Gents uub So. OO=$3.50 m bcubRn
6o6en. nm iGu abonnencnt Gin poles Snbr i'm %oruus, Il bis yml 1. Saz
mar 1917 ir bic baltmodCmlidcu Nusgu6cn cnuifet III babcu. 8cm
elm announcement am !. Sumar 1916. 80 Gents auT Der @otenauSsa6e bon
She Catholic Sribmne" i'm Soau5 lit, 10 brauft CT ms bios SO so Su ienbeu,
nm Elm poles SaGr, D b. bis gum 1. Sanuar 1917. auf Die balbpGtenhihen
4usgaben be5ablt u boten. Sell bcrfdnblid erbdlt Elm iolher Nbonnent ntt
Hebatteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Severe, isis. beu u. Siumnir 1918.

Sepcre, isis, bu u. @rmt 1915.
9ieber Serr Conner! - Setreifcno Observation-Disclosures Nus9aGcn BON YSMr
Catholic Sriuune" modteu gerne @iIe bon Semen, Deren Nuimeuiamteit id
ai bne Sade gccun babe fogenbe Sra9en bedntppret baben:
H. @erben iortaufenbe 9rsGhlun9en in Der bolhu0dentlifen Iusgdbc
crIdeiuen. wb menn bios in circr, in lpelter, 5u Infang ODER enbe Der %pdbe!
p Ierbcu Nbonnenhn fHr Die mUhentihe ub balbrpohentifr 3cnun{
sualeih ,u beso6len baben? IM aroeren @ouen: 8crben Sieieni9en, bcrcr
announcement aui Die @odeuausGa6e, sur Sit, ba sic Die balbpodrntiden
Ius9nben 5u pcroffeutIiden bc9mncu, nod nht abgeLaufen III, oMb &reDtt
fir 1olfen gehag ai Der balbp6dentidrn crbalrn uno miro Damn Die
nDhenaite abbeneut?
SiNS lit puhig fir @cle mn cine l1riade. lparlm Haudc bis Jest nht
i6rc @eielung Der banbpDfenHitrn Ius9abe etngihidt ba6eu. Bite bcles
gu crtdrcn. Sn Sntcrene babpodcntiber Tus9aben.
I gS N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
IA. Nugmit 1919

NJ. j. Berger, Carroll, Iowa.
Miss Mamie Wise. Manly, Iowa.
Anton Schmit2, Brockton, Mont,
IA. Nngut 1915.
Susanna II. Wirtz, Piuckneyyille, IN.
Frank Francis. Hancock, Mich.
j, III. Lampe, Pocahontas, Iowa.
The midland journal., 1915-02-12

sections OF the ilabitable globe. have
never known war.
Mark Twain once wrote OF the place.
1T is heaven, but hell to get there" !"
For many years England used the
Islands for a convict colony. but as
the misuse Of such beautiful spot
became apparent. the idea was aban.
doned, and as many Of the convicts
who chose to remain were granted
pardons. and portions of land allotted
to each one with which to make a
fresh start, many of their descendants
still own and cultivate extensive lily
and onion farms.
Today one can ride for miles along
the country roads between fields OF
pure white flowers, growing in such
profusion Especially during April
when the blossoms are at their best)
that the ground is not visible just
masses Of white and green.
There are over two hundred farms
some OF which are 80 to 40 acres, de-.
voted exclusively to lily growing.
Both tourists and natives grow very
tired of the heavy perfume OF the
flowers. which is often noticeable a
mile away.
The fragrance of a bunch OF lilies,
delicately scenting room or church,
is very different from the overpower-
ing perfume exhaled from a large lily
farm. There can be too much of a
good thing, for the odor of the onion.
still raised there to some extent, often
brings welcome change.
The natives are quite resigned to
the heavy perfume, knowing that, acre
for acre, growing the lily is three or
four times as profitable as raising
onions. potatoes or fruit
1t is believed that lily bulbs were
first brought to this country from
Japan, by man named Harris. to
which country they had been brought
from their ancient native home, China.
The Bermuda lily is known as lilium
harrisii.
The original lily is probably the old
est of all known flowers, and also is
the only Towering plant chat has NO
poor kin.
The midland journal., 1915-02-12
S CHILD GROSS,
FEVER|SH, SICK
Look, Mother! If tongue is
coated, give California
Syrup of Figs.'' =

Ghildren love this fruit laxative"
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.
Z A child simply win not stop playing
90 empty the bowels. and the result is
they become tightly clogged with
waste, liver gets sluggish. stomach
a0nrs, then your little one becomes
cross, half-sick. feverish. don't eat.
sleep or act naturally. breath is bad.
system full OF cold, hasI sore throat.
atOmach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen,
Motheri See IL tongue Is coated. then
give teaspoonful of California
Syrup of Figs and in a few hours all
tAs c0nstipated waste, sour bile and
undlgested food passes out of the sys-
tenn, and you have well child again.
Millions Of mothers give California
Syrup Of Figs because it is perfectly
harmless: children love It, and it new.
er fails. to act on the stomach, liver
and bowels. .e'.5
Ask at the store for 50-cent bottle
OF California Syrup OF Figs" which
h&s full directions for babies. children
OF all ages and for gro&n-ups plainly
wrinted on the bottle. ADV.
The midland journal., 1915-02-12
For steadfast Peace.

God puts within our reach the pow
er Of helpfulness, the ministry of pity;
he Is ever ready to increase his grace
ID our hearts, that as we live and act
among all the sorrows of the world
we may learn by slow degrees skill
and mystery of consolation. IF ye
know these things. happy are ye if ye
do them" There is NO surer way of
ateadfast peace in this world than the
active exercise OF pity: no happier
temper Of mind and work than the
aawIy watching to see II we can lessen
any misery that is about us: nor is
there any better way OF growth In
f&ith and loye.-Francis Paget.
The midland journal., 1915-02-12
POINTS TO REMEMBER
By HELEN WATTS M'vEv.

For lasting labels on plants ex-
posed to the weather. cut strips Of
zinc, expose them to the weather for
few days and then write the names
of plants on them @ ii
Spray chrysanthemums for the black
beetle; make strong suds by shaw
ing cake of white soap in boiling hot
water. and when dissolved, add half of
it to a pailful of hot water; apply with
a garden spray or syringe as hot as
the hand can bear Drench the beetle
well.
After shower or when the foliage
is wet, give the rose bushes a
thorough busting ON all sides. with
,sifted wood ashes.
If this is done whether insects ap-
pear or not. 1t will save trouble.
i Bignonia cupreolate is said to far
exceed the ordinary trumpet flower.
Bignonia radicans. in beauty, though
it is hard to see how it can. Both
vines are absolutely hardy. and in the
southern states grow wild.
Give the lawn dressing of fertiliz-
er in midsummer. If you have no old
fertilizer. well rotted manure, get the
commercial fertilizers as they are not
expensive, and be liberal with them.
Adjust the knives of the lawn
mower to cut about two inches above
the crown of the grass plant; keep
the grass growing well. remove all
lawn clippings and put them in the
manure heap
Do not fail to get root of Trade
scantia Virginica, known commonly as
"Spiderwort, ''Blue-eyed Mary" and
by a few other names.
The plant is perfectly hardy. viii
grow anywhere, but prefers reason
ably moist situation
The midland journal., 1915-02-12

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Compound did me q world of good, and
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R.F. D., Bridgeton, Nj.
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drugs, and to-day holds the record of
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If You want special advice
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