davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
ary Vacuum Cleaner sizes now at

so the Nocyar club members for their kindness in offering the use of the club rooms for the evening.
 Arthur P. Morrison was born at Se- necaville, Ohio, June 24, 1S44, and now enjoys the ripe age of seventy-one. His energetic activity, however, would do credit to one a score of years younger.
 Julia A. Edison was born in Des Moines, la, July 10 1S45 and boasts tue ripe young age of seventy.
 Miss Eidson became the wife of MT. Morrison Sept. 14, 1865, the ceremony being performed by Rev. A. B. Morri- son. only brother of the groom, who still lives at the advanced age of 85 in Glendale, Calf. Mrs. Morrison has two sisters living, Mrs. Nancy Mason, of Lodi, Calf, and Mrs. Maggie Furber, of Blue Mound Ill.
 Dr. Morrison has been an active worker in the pulpit since the age of seventeen and has held some import ant posts in earlier years. Last fall he was assigned by the Methodist confer ence to the local church, and during their short stay he and Mrs. Morrison have made a host of friends who trust the next conference will decide to leave them her as long as the church laws will permit.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
FEE COMING
 ID PHOENIX
Prominent Southern Pa cific Official to Be Here Next Week to Look Over Apache Trail from Phoe- nix to Globe.

Passenger Traffic Manager Charles S. Fee of the Southern Pacific will be in the city next Tuesday, to go over the Apache Trail" the scenic route the Espee is featuring in a booklet for tourists this year He will be met and entertained by a committee of the chamber of com merce.
 MT. Fee is the official through whose efforts the Southern Pacific was induced to make the Globe Phoenix road a part of its tourist lines to California. Also, it was largely through his efforts that local interest was aroused in repairing the road so that the great numbers of tourists might be carried over it in safety and comfort.
 An attractive folder has been pro- duced by the advertising department of the railroad, featuring the auto insert in the railway line. It names the road the Apache Trail, maps it, gives many beautiful views, and its descriptive stuff is most com plete.
 The roads committee of the cham Der of commerce has been called upon to study the matter of the Roosevelt road, it's maintenance and control.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
lspecial Correspondencel

HAYDEN. Sept 15.-The Nocyar club rooms presented a scene of excep- tional brilliancy Tuesday evening when a host of friends of Dr. Arthur P. Nor rison and Mrs, Morrison assembled in fitting cOmmemoration of the golden wedding Of this venerable and beloved couple
 The people of Hayden and Winkel- man joined in a most generous manner to assist the committee in arranging the reception and this whole hearted cooperation made the occasion a not able success. pr. Morrison is a jealous Mason and all members of the local lodge joined with his many friends out side of that order to make this occas- ion memorable. while Mrs. Morrisons charming personality inspired generous assistance from all who knew her.
 Just at eight o'clock the bridal party entered at the north door of the club hall six little flower girls, Virginia Mcdonald. Margaret Owen, Virginia Bruner. Helen Bailey. Bessie Reagan. and Helen Nash. dressed in dainty white frocks. led the party The brides maids Misses Celestine Phillips and Ernestine Stratton. were followed by the bride and maid of honor Miss Ruby Reagan. Each carried beautiful bouquet of golden rod and fern.
 The bride wore a gown of white Chinese pongee trimmed with Chinese embroidery and lace girdle over one hundred years old. A thread lace bag more than one hundred years old hung from her arm by turquoise chain made from the matrix from Geneva. She also wore an Etruscan bracelet more than fifty years old, and a mosaic from Athens.
 The maid of honor wore a crepe de chine gown in jacket effect of real lace.
 The bridesmaids wore gowns of white organdie with accessories of yellow. As the bridal party entered the library, the groom accompanied by Master Al win Weaver as best man. approached from the west door. The happy couple stood together in the northeast corner of the library beneath a large bell of ylIow roses and ferns suspended from the beams by large bows of yellow satin ribbon. Here Dr. Morrison re- peated with fitting solemnity his we'd deing ceremony of fifty years ago. and no less nervously slipped the wedding
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
Celebrating a Golden Wedding
 Rev. & Mrs. A. P. Morrison Wed5O Years

. ring on the finger of his beautiful and bIushipg bride.
 Immediately following the marriage service Ben. G. Warrington, worshipful master of the local Masonic Lodge, stepped forward to greet the newly weds" on behalf of the gathering His remarks were appropriate to the oc- casion and embodied the reading of many telegrams and letters bearing congratulations to the happy couple from distant parts. Aside from num- erous messages sent to pr. and Mrs. Morrison direct. those transmitted through MT. Warrington were from the following:
 Daughter son and grandson, Ches- ter. Vermont; MT. and Mrs. c. w Al len, Bisbee, Ariz.; MT. John Burbaw, Los Angeles, Caiif.; MT. Vernon, Henshle, Springfield, H.; MT and Mrs. J. R. Wharton, Butte, Mont; MT. and Mrs. Arthur Curtis Hall, Cananea, Mex; MT. and Mrs. Grant Huron Dowell, Douglas, Ariz.; MT. s. E. Leeman, Chi cagO. H.; Mir J. D. Slemons, MT. E. D. Elderkin, Mrs. J. S. Dutton, MT. Vim. Lutey, Mrs. W. w. Walsworth, com mittee Butte, Mont: MT. Geo. A Bridge grand master of Masons of Arizona, Bisbee, Ariz.; Mir. Geo. J. Roskruge, grand secretary of Masons of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz.: Mir Wm. w. Shenk, Flagstaff. Ariz.
 The following letter from Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of San Francisco to Mrs. Curtis Knight of the arrange ments committee, came too late to be read before the gathering:
 San Francisco, Cal. Sept. 10, 1915 My dear Mrs. Knight:
 I have received cards inviting my self and Mrs. Hughes to the golden wedding anniversary of the Rev and Mrs. Arthur P. Morrison. I beg you to give this good couple my congratula tions and good wishes and if it shall serve the program of observance to read to the assembled friends these few words Of greeting. Short of Hay en itself nothing is finer than a Christ ian home and surely nothing is happier than the happiness that comes when welded lives walk the paths of many years in that harmony that is Gods plan for us all. My own father and mother have observed their golden wedding and are now in their 54th year of mutual life and work. So my own
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17

A No. 4-Io-w IDEAL Boiler and 27o sq. it. of5s-in- AMERICAN Radiators, costing the owner $1 3S, were used to heat this cot tase. At this price the goods can be bought of any reputable, competent Filter. This did not include cost of labor, pipe, valves. freight. etc. which vary according to climatic and other conditions.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
COUNSEL IS FORMED
(Contipued from Page One)

on general market conditions and the work done in the last few months.
 Here a motion was presented by Myers, asking that Congressman Hayden be requested to get an ap- propriation for an automobile to be used by the Tempe experiment sta tion for the investigation and control of insect pests in the valley.
 A committee was named to revise the present draft of constitution and bylaws and another will invite Dr. Elwood Mead, chairman of the cen tral review board of the U. s. R. S. to meet with the organization at it's next session. and discuss the prob lem of farm credits.
 The delegates at the meeting:
 H. C. Parker, Southside Farm I'm provement Association of Roose- welt district.
 Bert Wingar, Mesa Improvement Association
 Dwight B. Heard, Phoenix.
 R. L. Thiebaud, Higley Board of Trade.
 Peter Aepli, Tempe Board of Trade.
 John Orme, Water Users Associa- tion.
 Rudolph Kuchler County Farmers Union and Washington district.
 c. C. Green. Glendale Farmers Union.
 F. J. Myers, Mesa Commercial club
 w. E. Walker, alternate from S. s. F. l. A Roosevelt district
 Dr J. C. Norton, Phoenix Chamber of Commerce.
 l.. w Rorex, Gilbert Commercial and Country club.
 Lafe Myers Glendale Mems club
 George T Peabody, Chandler Chamber of Commerce.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
HAD POLYGRAPHIC WILL
But Superior Judge Declines to Per
 init Its Admission to Probate
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-The superior court dismissed the appli- cation of Dr. Sarah J. Tedford to have admitted to probate the al legged polygraphic will of the late J. M. Keith, who died some months ago. leaving an estate valued at about sSOO,O00 Although the appli- cation was dismissed on the petition of Dr. Tedford, she was ordered into custody for contempt of court in fail ing to anwer questions as to how she obtained possession of the poly graphic will in favor of Mrs. Louise K Thompon, an alleged daughter, in which pr. Tedford was appointed ex- ecutriX
 Dr. Tedford was released on $500 bonds and ordered to appear tomor- row in superior court.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
TO INVESTIGATE
 SACATON BRIDGE

II. Clay Parker, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee on roads, accompanied by pr. Norton. will leave shortly to visit Casa Gran de, in order to look up the matter of a proposed Sacaton bridge over the Gila-
 He was instructed by the directors yesterday to go over the ground consult residents of that section, and report at once on how the Chamber of Commerce may help.
 One hundred boxes fine apples, $1.45 box.
 McKEE'S CASH STORE
 (Advertisement) 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
SAY FUSES BLOWN OUT
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcHl

HONOLULU, Sept. 16.-Official but apparently trustworthy reports say that electricians making an eXamina- tion of the submarine F'-4, lost out side of Honolulu harbor on March 25 and now in drydock, discovered that the fuses of all four batteries were blown out indicating that this was the cause of the disaster which re- suited in the death of the crew of twenty two.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17

family experience allows me to entel 1 into the sober joy of your event in Hay den, and this without depending sole ly on my ina gination.
 I desire that you extend to Dr. and Mrs. Morrison my warm congratula = tions and my even warmer good wishes with the assurance of my prayer that The voice that breathes OCT Eden, that first sweet marriage day" may stIll speak to them both many words of joy and peace. May I add to this, also, my greetings to the church at Hayden. The Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.
 (Signed) Yours ever,
 EDWIN H. HUGHES,
 Judge s. H. Snider of Winkelman followed MT, Warrington and made a few eloquent remarks of congratula- : tions and good will closing with a pre- sentation of a neat coin case, contain ing two hundred dollars in gold coins as a modest expression of the towns psople of Hayden and Winkelman of the affectionate esteem in which Dr. and Mrs. Morrison are held.
 Dr. Morrisons response was most fitting and brought forth general ap- plause. At this juncture Mrs. Morrison raised objection to playing the role of silent partner" and stepped forward to hold the throng for few minutes with some bright remarks of characteristic vivacity and drew even greater ap- plause than her "boy sweetheart"
 After the talks and gift presentation the honor guests stood smiling and happy as all present passed in line to shake hands and congratulate and it was more than once that some "boy under fifty" took advantage of this golden opportunity to emphasize his remarks by kissing the charming bride. The handshaking over, there was a general mingling of all present and time passed pleasantly to the close of the evening" Mrs Morrison enter tained those present with a number of photographs of herself and the doctor in their younger days. These were passed among the guests.
 The rooms were decorated through out with goldenrod and fern; and the color scheme of golden was also car ried out in the refreshments of punch and rt-shaped wafers which were served by Mrs. Tuck near the entrance of the reception hall.
 Receiving with Dr. and Mrs Morri- son were Mesdames Moffat, Norman, Wm. Mcdonald, J. J. Mcdonald, Miss Elma Cook and Messrs. Wm. McDon- aid, J. J. Mcdonald and Dr. Norman Much gratitude is felt toward the orchestra whose services were gener- ously donated for the occasion, and al-
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
BECOMES CONSUL GENERAL
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcH1

ASSOCIATED PRESS D1SPATCHI
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-Mir- ga Ali Kuli Khan, exposition com missioner general from Persia, has been appointed Persian consul gen. eral at New York. He will retain the office of chancellor of the Per sian legation. This is the first time a Persian citizen has been placed in charge of the New York consulate. He has lived in the United States for sixteen years and married an American woman.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17

TO FLAGSTAFF.-C. O. Case. state superintendent of public instruction
 left last evening for Flagstaff, where he will attend the meeting of the Northern Arizona Normal school board today. Work in connection with the building of a new girls dormitory and an addition to the boys dormi- tory will be taken up at the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
BISHOP AT WOMEN'S BANQUE-
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

TASSOCIATED PRESS
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 16.-Bish op Hughes of the Methodist Epis- copal church was the only man pres ent at a banquet given by the wives of the delegates attending the annual church conference. The bishop was the honor guest and delivered his annual address.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
YDmmcoiiaa | Sp,pd.

SolloS, 5crna. Ben 230c 9Ipril:
Wiiloit tpuc MtHHtitcr, mulilcua
mango ilcrc, or omfOmue i Ell Tor.
fUroeIig Efgn "a Sorocnitorm,
pm iDoar % / !iat roicoc oucr
belle Serus % cltll1c Stlobomu.
l%lucirct citerillotca Al ipTre SIom-
ne % SprripsmmtIicr, ser bnr al
brrot cnbpcr SirbinOcIic. iudpcl mcO
Scrnbanc ionl 8clMroi. Too man.
&c Stcocr inbctior StormarcaIct
regncr Def itTrft olian iOo3.
&Urit ipncs Siprmcn, ser pnn
line Stcocr nntp9 aornfter al en-
Sornnoo, at haze roict / % ON.
firing SopeoitaOen Nllitin. Win0it
f. Memneifer blcp orpbt Scr.
Spm Tslgc al al set cleftriitc
%paparf ebclngocs 6cidnot Nititin liz
ben iorirrbcligc 9fot / ct iulbitru.
Big p9pptiif Wertc. FualibcIiac
GitcrrctninDcr bcriro iurcligJcr life
cnbnu men oct %iOrlpbcr. at miltolt
tppc Suir, ion1 repca nlco al
Slommen / DC 10 @Tffebroa, ionl
Iebcr gjcnncm @Dcr, cr ihiucbc op
nroO en- al 9roerrlc % trilcr mco
at iprGrgc bcnnc. NtOninqaportier
por belle Nottcn iAicmlcm trnpIt be
lfipitige0c mcb at biltoa sSolf mco
at iuo rebbet Tia til boiere liggen0e
Steoer, oN belle Sioen iilebe Mcgnct
nc0 / Stremmc.
: Slieicltct HGr 5ouIor, Ger. D.,
nntrnotca ilcre ltorc O%lictnnfcr, III.
Ocboloenoe tilianmcn 10000 Spn-
Der Gle, al Spnct Oh ncobrCnotc
til 8runoen, nnrettenoc en- Globe
paa ca, $73,O0Q. 2pnct log pgioo
1neb i % dtitGlrote ct CIieparcbna
her / I9dllos % foroorln9c0e en-
Sfuoe paa ODER $4,000.
: Noboltnten Sflobonla bar Ga
nabim Gipcr / NGrbeDcn al Ghicfn-
TIA 9rupet ii9 Ell mt seize 10 4til fro
oct gnnlle. sob % itoppcOe pp ii
Fosiagertog Der.
Suntn St-Nnncn bar inuct opcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
beItcfelt / D,ra Cru;

%cru Gruj, Mcrico, 0cu 22oc
Nprll: &ern Grlij brorcoc i1anr
oiiiciclt sc Settles Minoc, Tom Tor
CT Mar iioeu ioriuareOc 9ucn moo
ocn9 Cffuputiou al DC omcrifnultc
Sie. ~ %auOtroppcr. @urnlionS.
troppcrue pnroocrc0c. oa ser lunot
Oqiao ciullc GcitliBbeoer Stco, buorl
@eucrol Gnrrou3o TOO perionlig
Gel. San Iogoc 5irrncitcnen til ct
Mamumeltt for DC Werifnnere, Tom
iaIOt unoer Toriedet pdo al aiiInn
9lmcrifancrnca Youogong.
5olerc priitc / belc Soner gera
Grlt5'2 toprc Toriuorcrc, % gcioIf.
ninQcn i~orouituItCoc Qcmonitrotio.
uer, men ser lugoea life ~aobcnbort
uoQcn iieuotlig Stcmrlug moo amc.
rita ior Gageu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

e0ElIaiies gaa she Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
tlyt Stag we'd User.
GpIkerte 9jor IT mt Forfoe paa at fprGnoc fig iejcmnrnl ii
Calais. On saiIlion aaano aaar Ourrfor binauocm
paa en StrGknine af 10 sMil.
Cyskerne Raster Bomber fyldt med eiftia Gas.

table &anoner % tog ct b~ctpocliat
Intal tpife Sanger, ocriblanot en-
Sberit.
Ganaoierne leo tort Wonociolo,
1ilcit ocrcs Sapperbeo % Euogaaen-
bco reooc0e iloen Gull Situotionen.
Ceres SptrToen bar glimrcnoe ira
ferIt til iioit."
@pt init SOrips paa at naa Calais.
"Sailp Mail"s aorrcIppnocut
'frtper ON De iioitc Cages Opera.
TONER / 6lanocrn:
Set f~ritiifc 2icbif or o~obclbort
fommet. Spitcrnc5 iprite itore Np-
gape CT at erobrc 9)prcs, ion oe be-
tragter iom Npglen til Calais.
I'll bette Suerp or ltoip9tc tpifc
Sropper blet transparent til Srpn-
ten / Tlanoern / itore Masi er, nogct
De Muiercoe bar pGrct bel pibcnoe
ON, DDortpr llefop bette Nlt9reb bar
pTret pcntet. @ritcrneS Stprnlon.
greb paa og Grobring al Neioe 9tr.
60 bar iimpeltben ct Sorieg paa at
1laa til fsrit.
SpIferile bringer i~renloclcs op
itore Soriterfningcr, bper cicite
oisponibel Mnnb faiteS illo / bette
9abcnoe SpGIg pco 9ier. DC bar
rlmeligpiS III nllbragt pmfrirg Ell
balp Wiaion WtonO paa bette Enrft
iloen at ipGffe lin Sront moo 2it.
Get er Dog muligt, at Der or bentet
obifiaise trooper fra Eolcn, bpor
Seiene er / Zig 6orfatning, at mil
tore Sperationer er umllig. for No.
pGrenbc.
Bomber meo giitig Gas.
llnber BET polbionme Nomboroee
ment, iom gift iprlto ior oct iioite
tpife Ingreb / NGrbeben al 9pres,
paaItaacs oct buuoe ira cngclif og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
6ior 1nofiob / Speri9c

Stocfbolm Sen E20c Hpril: &ocfc.
icllcrltiitcliCn9 observation-disclosures.
lion cr uutourmct bio lOr at fonlc-
rerc mcO Wir. Norris, Den hcrpT.
renee omcrifonifc Niinjlter, an9do.
euoc %nofipb / Spcri0e al 6oripnin.
ger til NiUlp ior Den %iorbungrcoc
@eioltninl louQ@ Oen o'tllgc Sldg'
iront.
9rucit @icfucQ. ct al aommialio.
mems WcOlcnmcr. bar ollercoc oab.
net llnocrbonoItnQcr ON ScuerUtce
al Eropiout / itorc auuutltctcr
Nunmiaiioucn ifal ioug bouc ct
Wobc meo Hcllcriugeu % iorIoOcr
NDcu ilicn imorlcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

franit Molo, at Spiternc brigtc
%onber, fplot meo giitig @nS.
: 6eltnlorifolf Cir Spbn 6rcnts
SnObcretling hcocr oct bl. a.:
"Nngrcbct blep inble0ct meo CT
polDiomt @onnborocnent, ioct Sicu-
Den Ionltioig gloroe @rllg al ct itort
INITIAL Bomber, iom pc6 Grploiion
frembragtc giitig Gas. Get &pon-
titn Gas, ion blcu ircmbrngt, NJ
Ter. at Spitcrne bar brcuCt OMIT.
ten0c Grperimclltcr for at lfabc ct
&rl9apaabclL Der ofglort ltriocr
moo observation-disclosures Scitenl-
mclicr. lom ogiau Splflnno Far nm
oerlfrepct.
Sor Ell llgea Sio iiocn bcifnl0te
Splfcrnc Us ior at hnpc bcll)ttct iii
&c @nabombcr, huia Critters ri life
engung bar nnct. Ncnli9tcn mc0
bcnnc iaIifc @cifplonin9 cr M
a%ubclbar. Get bar Tor Spifcrllc ON
at gierc at aipc oct lloiccnbc al, al
llaar DC Iclp tpr iii iliAc Sara.
mlOlcr, ino par Oct blot Suar pna
Siltalc. Cen nsitrulc &ritit iflllbc
afpGbltes pnu S%nrbounb.
Sm Nnttcn maottc Srunifmrnhc-
lie trTffe iig tilbage ira bcn al
fprlenoc @oS ioroiitebc 3onc."
90 ira fronif Sioe meOoclcS OH
DC ionlllte Bomber:
&c gaaproOuccrenoc Bomber.
'om Spiferne onucnote ulocr iii
Ingreb / Nurbcocn al DprcS, bIcu
faitet poa ilerc StcOer lonaS Ell ire
0til lang StrTfning. Snoboloet
al biaIe Bomber bar hpucoiageli9
Chloride blanoct mco onorc Semi.
falicr.
Spifcrnc bcnptteoc bi&ie Bomber.
mar %tlDen Ito0 ira Dem | Nctllllll
al DC irnnife &pbcgrauc. Scnt(
Sos ircmtulbte ioare Cine, Ionbes
neb, apalule o. SpfaimlnQsoniolf
hos pore SoIouter enoog to Mil bag
%Ssbegrapene, on Splfcrnc iclf
mautte pcntc / lrltgere SiO ier 81
fitribe bciGtte DC rpnmeOe Ssbe.
grdpe.
elsie Bomber blcp fuitct uo uer
&iTlp al Ell @aanollpn9c, ilig ion
Smuoguttcr brlAer I'll at ilnnge
Stene meo. Spifcrne bar uoben.
5ortfritcs pda Sioe 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

LOCO 500 al &inIcn inlet bort /
~liUrbc0cn al |urtcu. ~ mango
al ocn@ @rocr CT / Norc lor at bII
reuct bort al Nlonuncu / iorificli0c
Gluc. % %uttcOral.
: Nluoru, Ger. brnlt ct Al 81.
pcorprenc / @o3IC0niuNcu ionl sol.
&c al at set unocrNrlucoc9 Al &nn
oct. lnn bou0c 2ouo2 ~ Sort
SSortb bar prrct u0cu T0ripulud
al uotllrliN Gas li0rn / SorSool2.
Oct bcrcttc2, at oct b%ruituc @usrer
nj itoar un0cr otto Noo %ouO, iuo
set nil bli umtliN at fuu Sfa0Cn
rcporcrct, icr %nuort after iunfcr
igicn.
: CT cnfcIt Nu9 iom bortlortc9
Al Slonmlcn her /, Calais. Wr0fonl
life ulnorc ems uttc Ecrioucr. Ser
iblan0t Mtr. % Mrs &tul od Ocrc9
10 @eru. Tlerc ou0rc orutlcOc /
TInmmen.
Sort @ortb. Ger, Sen 230r Aprll;
- Hrltb poa ocn nutlIrliac Wo@lc0.
MING mcIlcm sort North ~ Clic
icltct / GloD Gouutn, Scr por 'or.
anrio0ct al Stornlcu / Nat. bar be-
rcpct Nncn2 gIuilcr oA 6obritcr inc
&rnitfil0cr % Sc iIcltc NiIameorc
Sen iorneonc @rUnoicl I'll at fo9c
lin WtorAcnfoiic % YiioooQamoN.
@ato, Ser, 23oc Npril: Stnrt
rc0nct, iom iiocu iguar bro8tc
@onoltonocn / Nrojo3 GiIpcr HIucr
i'll al itigc If Gob, pcouorcr lrcn'
bcle@. Ger cr lntct 6orisN bIcpct
Niort pno at icnbc 200 lo Al &pcu,
oI onfommcnOc loq err blcuct lor-
iinfcoc poa ubcitcnlt 3i0. |no Son.
iton x 1erca Gcnrralbanen cr Gin
icu bortifpact pnn Ell 800 GoO lana
StrGfnlnG mcllem NrcnloltO 90
Mcnu1u ,Solls
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

autruotC2 % n%c0brrnbtc nj @rlu.
0cn. Nltrc Turmhule pod ouorc
S;rNcr iiQcs oNiuu at pare eocloltc.
Gcan / Nrrth Sntuta.
TarQo. u Gat Cen 23oc Hpril:
g lctic Rcluiturc iom met lnNtrdr
poa Sc ilcitt Stcocr / StotcrL uco-
porcr bcr lodR. Rcllct cr lrr6cIc2
ucltommeu. itleut set / no0cn @roo
nil iorlinfc &oaromuarbciOct / &c
lapcrc StrcR al NcoriucrOdlcn buor
set nttop uar bIcpct tort nof nj al
loo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
S%tormnlpffc / SUluu.

MltseotiHe, Soma. 22oc gpril:
Sen fcritc (o~roenitorm poo 6iSic
aantcr / %oor ruicoc her iong oG
iorooriogebc So6et al ct Meuneitc-
lin.
Zen omfomne uor en- 6armcr
uco 9tapr 9lrtblr Gopic5ca, ionl
bleu ilcdct libel al Spnct.
Non bopbc ie0t liiilIgt / en-
Born, iont rummc0ca AZ Hpnct,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

5ortfriics pda Sioe 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

9tou" (et aiplenaon poa &c ironife
Soloater) lager b~ogenior Troiefti.
LET Tor al giue Ell Soc ON bets Stsr.
relic. Get er upilen lao itort / On.
freos iom Soloaten % oet bar en-
S9nsoe al 4 SOB. FroIeftilet bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Stornlulyffer.

Wanac miitcr Niuct / ct llucir
Scrae.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-09-16
ONE MAY PREVENT
BLOAT IN CATTLE
Avoid Rank Grass and Wet Green
Clover or Alfalfa-S0me
Precautions.

(By DIR. A. s. ALEXANDER, Wisconsin
Experiment Station)
Rank grass and wet, green clover or
alfalfa are likely to cause bloat In
cattle. Bloat may be avoided IL right
precautions are taken. Here are a
few of them:
Gradually change cows from winter
grain and hay rations to fresh pas
lures and meadows.
Prevent indigestions, because ind1-
gestion is the direct cause Of bloat.
Feed cows their usual ration of dry
hay and grain before turning them
out to pasture.
Keep COWS off clover and alfalfa
fields until dew or rain has dried on
and never turn them on such fields In
moisture-laden, "muggy" days.
Give cattle access to a mixture OF
salt and Stacked lime.
Visit pastures frequently in early
summer, and, if possible, take along
proper remedies and instruments for
relieving bad cases of bloat.