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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

E. Christopher, who celebrated their
birthdays on this occasion Garden
flowers and ferns were used copious-
ly in decorating the rooms where the
guests were entertained. A delicious
dinner in several courses was served.
Mr.. Routh is seventy-six years old and
is civil war veteran. Just recently he
celebrated his fiftieth anniversary as
Mason. The guests included .rela-
tives. and near friends.
The Aid society of the Trinity Lu-
theran church will meet Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Charles Schumacher
All members are urged to be present
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snyder, Mrs
Joseph Davis and children, Miss Mary
and Master Lewis Davis, of Wabash
will motor to Hamilton Wednesday for
two days visit with kinspeople and
friends.
Mrs. Harry Tuecke has as her
guests at her home on the Liberty
Pike, Mrs. Joe Davis and children,
Miss Mary and Master Lewis, of Wa
bash, Ind.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the ST. Paurs
Lutheran church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at ais o'clock in the
church chapel. The meeting is held
one week in advance on account of
Chautauqua.
Mr.. Harry Frankel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Frankel of this city who is
with the big Four" quartet is appear
ing this week at the Hippodrome in
Chicago. Mr.. Frankel was formerly Of
the Monte Carlo Girls" company.
Miss Mary McConlogue Of Indiana
polls, is here visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Chandler Williams of South
Fourteenth street. Miss McCono-
logue will leave Wednesday for New
York City on business trip for the
H. P. WATSON department store of
Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bymaster Of
St. Louis. are visiting Mr. and Mrs
c. c.. Bymaster of North D street
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs Bymaster
will leave on an eastern trip includ-
ing Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and other points.
A dance will be given this evening
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

Mrs. William Davis was hostess yes
terday afternoon for a meeting OF the
West Richmond Woman's Christian
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

A dance will be given this evening
in the pavilion at Morton Lake park.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

A memorandum written on an alma
nae was recognized as a will at Hol-
comb, N. Y, and $500 was disposed
of according to the writing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

mating the foreign matter and poisons
that irritate and inflame, it will quick.
ly check an attack of diarrhea and re.
store nomal conditions.
DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin has
been the standard remedy in countless
homes for more than thirty years, and
is sold in drug stores everywhere for
fifty cents a bottle A free trial can
be obtained by writing to Dr. w. B.
Caldwell, 453 Washington ST., Month
cello, ILL.,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

Mrs. Samuel Culbertson and Mrs
Francis Rich will entertain this ev
ening with a miscellaneous shower il
honor of Mrs. Walter E. Shute, nee
Miss Don Fuller, a recent bride. The
guests will number thirty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

TUESDAY AUG TO-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

Mr. and Mrs Marriott, nee Miss
Pearl Haynes motored here yesterday
and visited friends Mrs Marriott is a
former resident Of this city
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

Mr., and Mrs. Robert Hughes, nee
Miss Edith Bowman. have returned
from their wedding trip to northern
Michigan. and are at home at their
residence in Cambridge City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

Mrs. Walter Woodwork was oper-
ated on this morning at the Reid Me-
mortal Hospital and is doing as we'll
as could be expected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

The marriage of Miss Irene A. Behl
ing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
e. Behling, to Professor Otto j. Ram
Ter of Washington, D. c., was solem-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-10

Mrs E. e. Christopher entertained
In a delightful manner Sunday at her
home. GA South West A street, as a
courtesy to Mr.. c. w. Routh Of Cam
bridge City and her husband, Mr. +.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

SeHaae ~slueiunit lber Baiaa'
TRANSPORTATION, dbfabrt bet
DampffGiHe, u. !. 10. 9t6eta
far 3aiatens unb 9miimeabede
8afasiere via Wetu BORT ober
Baltimore BON unb mad irsens
eiuem Orte @uropas 30 befon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

rieus, 8oletus, Gelerobema unb S.ls
bella esb0ren. giner Der befonnte,
fen siftissn pilse 1T Der benz ebbas
rem SaiisrIdpamm dbnlide Tlieseus
pilS (Ngarieus muscqriuS), bon benz
mir bier eiRs 4btiloun9 brin9sn; nit
benz Gbampianon oft bsripedTelt pirb
Der aRplsnblatter iGipumm Wsorieus
pbalaibss).
limo bier folgen Die bon Der &c.
rianntsn Decentralization anssfiibrtsn
Regeln our 9ermeioung FOLDER 8ers
tpefieIuneen. Man perIdmGbe:
1. ollie 9ilae i'm eriien Stadium
bes Wa9stums, Der fosenannten
aanppf" spsriobs. Sn bisier 1T es,
auBer mad Iansen @rfabrungen. I'M
mDsli9. Die siftisen bon Den eBbarsn
@rten Su unteri4ei6sn.
2. Vile pilSe nit poren auf Der
itnteren Seite bes Suies. iolonse man
nidt 9enaue aenntnifie iiber bic Be
fdaffsnheit Der ebbaren unN sifiisen
pilSe beiibt.
3. 4le 4rien nit neiBen, Itarrtn
Gamelsn. sinem Ring, peiBenl, tpis
sebretfelt ausiebenoem, iopie unten
3fpiebelartig berbidtem Stiei.
4. pilSe nit Mildfaft, es lei bem,
baB bieier rot lift.
5. pil3e, beren Sut i'm 8ersleif
nit Sen aamenen oiinn 1T. Defenders
folde nit lebbafter Sarbe, uno bel
benen bic 2ameIlen nabe5u ole Dor
berielben @rOBe iinb.
Ollie ptlSe, Die ni4t polltommcr
fri5d iinO, ba 3eriebuns bic siftissr
Subftanseu autueilen fart erbobt.
gu ben IN bieism Ganbe ON bau'
tighten portommenoen ebbaren pilser
ssb6rsn Die sepobnltde f9pammar'
tiss Mordel (Mor9e1a eseulsnta)
Ole i'm Sribiabr sefunben tpirb, Uni
Der seip6bnlide WieiensG bampisnol
Ober pMularOon" Msaricus eampeit
riS), Der niemaIs in oidtem @ebDls
iebod auf frsien Miefen ipadi. II
Der .3sit bon ausuit BIB OftOber. 6
bat einen tpeiben ober benselben Site
unb Sut unb ~roiafarbise ODE
brGunlids lilafarbise 9anelen. Se
etiel 1T turs. splinbriid seformi
feft uno fat einsn tleinen Rins, Il
iebo6 nieu,alS am rnteren gnoe Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
IeseIu fir ben SerbitmOnb.

SIM Mlonat September sibt es fir
ben Sarmer alerlei piatise 4rbei>
ten au berri6ten uub ReseIn in Be
aua auf bic 8iebsu9t gu beobadten.
3und9it iolten bic Mabs uno erntes
mai1inen, ipelde ni4t mebr gebrautt
tperoen, acknowledgements, sriinbs
lid sereinigt. eingefettet uno an ets
men, trodenen Srt CUR aufbepahrung
iiber 8inter aufgefteat tperoen.
Ri9ts iiebt idledter nno bsroams
mensfperter auf elmer 5arm Gus, als
ipena auf benz einen Jelbe i'm Wins
ter aus Der bi9ten S4neeoede bic
u~eberbleibiel zines Seuredens, eif
benz ndditsn 5eloe Seile elmer Wfabs
maidine uitp. berporra9sn.
@9sunsn, Speider unb Reller fnb
i'm September bel trodenem Wetter
nadts iiber nod gu liiften.
9as @ieb erbdlt gnoe September
pielfad I6on Criminals susefiittert;
oa oieier nur iebr penig Stidftoff
entbdIt, lit bunn Die 3ufiittsrins
eiipeibreider 8raftfuttermittel nnbe'
oinst nottpsnbis. lleberbaupt ipirb
iebs idon bGufig i'm Juttsr selped}.
felt iperben miEen, uno besbalb lei
bier oarouf binsepieien, Dob e. lns
bebingt n%otpenbis 1T, jeben berartis
gen Suttertpe9iel nur lansiam uno
almGbli6 ppr3unebmen. Inoererls
fals fnb 8erbauunssitDrunsen nnb
Serabiebuns Der 2eiituns Der Siere
unpermeiblid.
9ie S9peine lueroen ieBt norbes
rettet, lin in ni6t gu ferner 3eit i'm
Stale fir bic Wintermait einsefteat
su fperoen. SIN iibrisen tinoen iie,
sbenio tpie bic @9afe, i'm September
auf ben abgeernteten unb nod nidt
geitiiraten aedern nod reidlid @es
lesenbeit at neutrality-suspicious.
Weibe.
Sir Die YfsrOe naht ieBt cine
ipeniger o~nftren9enbe uno arbeitss
reide 3eit. SIS tann oa balo an
Rraftfutter seiport peroeu, nansrts
lid fpenn gutes 2u5erne9eu sur Bers
fiisung ite5t. obns Oab Die sisre Oas
Sur9 .geIdpddt uno 8urudgebrad,t
fperben,
4 &
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berIpr.6enS erI4,inen. Rdmsntli1
Die Sarmer in resendrmerern geser'
ben baden ale llria4e, ii@ nit bies
fen bsibsn reuen Sntterpflanaen be-
tannt sa maiden. Die cine BON ibnen
lit bas ~iOsenannte Subonsros, Die ans
bsre Bat ben Ramen 5eberita.
9as Suoansras purpe Suerit i4on
bot 15 sSabren aus assppteu nod
Den 8ereunigtsH Staaten sebra1s.
IS fab aber Dem ais llntraut i'm
Siibsn 70 iebr sefiirdteten Sobnfons
sras 10 dbnlid, baB man e. ii9
idleunisIt pisber bonn 9alie idaftte.
Dor tpenisen Sdbren ipurbe oas Sus
baneros Damn gum SipeitenmaIe ipies
Der ius 2ano aebradt unb oieiesmal
in perl9iebenen seilsn bss 2anoes
einsebeno sepriift. Gs hat lif
geaeist, oob bas 8raS beionbers
pertpoa fir bas @sbist Der @rsat
Yloins lit, bort, no man nit etnem
Iebr tnappen Sabresnieosri6los gu
retnsn bot. Dian lam bort ldbrltd
psridieoene S4nitte !oeu pom Sus
ban9raS getpinnen. In 9euertrcg,
Sutteripert uno in Den angeipaEoten
grntsmetboben lit bas Subungras
benz sur !Seusepinnung bennbten
@si3en pber Dafer lebr abnlid, Dos
SuSousras 1T einjGbris, bod tann
mon bis al Is Yuibels Samen bon
einem @ere s%etpinnen. iobaB bic 9sls
ausIaat ii1 einfah un6 biuis itellt.
Sn &ei6en anseiGt unb bann fleibig
fultipiert, bat es in ben halbregsns
urmen @ebieten cine SObe bon 3-5
Sub erlanst uno babel sipei BIB orei
Sdnitte selisfert. Nad Den bisberis
gen @%rfabrunsen wirb bas Subans
sras am beiten our Ssusspinnurs
pertpenbet.
seberita 1T, lOpobl our 5utters
lpie sur a0rnerseipinnuns. Dem Wttlo'
mails unb benz Saiferntorn iebr dbn'
lid. DieIe pflanSe bat ii4 in Den
lebteu Sabren i'm Siopeiten bersits
TART einsebirgert unb purbe ipabr'
I6einlid CUR slsiden 3eit pie Sas
Rafferntorn ins aano sebratt, Di'
SamentOrnsr linb oreimal 10 sroB
aber bon slsidsr Gorm wie Der gu
men bes 8offerntornes; lie entbaltel
ober ouseni9einlih piel mebr Stdri
als bisie, ba bas 8orn i'm SHnsrl
ireioepeib 1T. 9os .5obber" Il
Gbnlit lpie b.im &a%ffsrntorns nu'
ipsniser iaftis uno barter IN Dc
Struftur. GS 1T besbalb nidt on
naternb 10 gu. ipie oas oss &affera
torns. Die Stauoe 1T ettpa gleic
bod ipie beim aafferntorn. Yer 5ut
tertptrt oes Samsns (8Srner) 1T b
beiben pflans,n unssfahr Der sIeid'
Seberita peroient in resenarnen v.
genben aber besbalb Dor benz &nl
ferntorn ben 8orSus, neil lie BIZ
peniser Jsudtisteit fir cine gu
Gntwidtung e%rforoert; auberoel
reift lie in tiiraerer 3eit. liefert ei
sroberes, psideres uno oeshalb be
leres Suttertorn uno srDbsre Sc
nerertraae.
a.
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Der Nabrunssmert Der pilae 1T
ipesen bes boben Stidftoffsebalts
Dielfad iiberIddbt tporben. @r 1T
nidt GROCER als Der Der Semitic, bo
nur Elm ssrinser SetI Der Stidftoffs
inbitnnS bic 8ebeutuns zines 0Gbrz
ftoffs beTbt. Sdablid iinb unter
ben pilaen Defenders bic aablreihen
paraften, Die an pflanaen, Sieren
mo Menidsn &rantbeiten berpors
bringen, bic S9immelpilSe unb Der
5ausf1ipamm. 8iele ben ebbaren
Sdipdmmen mebr cher minber dbns
lihe Btlae iinb giftig unb baDen
fdon oft gu 8ertpe4sIungen unb I'm
sliidsfdllen 8eranlafune segeben. Die
nngebltden Grfennungs3ei6en gtftiser
BilSe: bic Iebbofte Sarbs unp Die
flebrise Sberfldde, Der peiBe obsr
farbise Mil9faft mmder arten, ois
blaue Sdrbune beim 3erfdneioen. ods
9rdunen zines in todenoe BilSe gea
taudten filbetneit 26ffels, bns
S9pdrsen elmer mitseto6teR s3iries
bel, bas @elbperoen bon Sals etc.
baben iid als triiserii9 ertpieien. 5as
fiderite, SduBmitteI 1T INNER, ff
bic Wertmule Der ipenieen entihieben
gif.isen Sdpdmme einsuprdsen. iii
btnen Dor ollem bic Gattunaen Maas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
bic Manierseit.

Die MauIeraei: Des @efliigels 1T
Dor Der Siir unD ba gibt es aaerlei
Aeselu Su beobaGten.
Oas mauiernbe @efliigel setpabrt
IN Ieinem fart mitsenommenen Sc
bertleioe sinsn lpenis erfreuliden 4ns
bid. 8ei id0nem, iparmen Bettsr
bat ibre Hadtbeit 5lpar nidt piel gu
beIagen, ipobl aber an itirmiiden,
naBtaIten Sasen oOer in empfinbIi1
tiiblen IG9ten. Da gifts bic frDs
lelnben un6 fir &rantbeiten ooppeIt
lei9t empfansliden Siere nod Ross
Iidteit su idiiben, ibre 5reibeit eias
suI6rdnten unD ibnen nOttgenfaas
Nen freien ausldnf sdn5lid gu pers
Iaaen. Die Suttermittel ftelle man
su bieIer 3eit nit permebrter Sorss
falt auiammen, oamit nur iolds our
8srfiitterung selanssn. Die oarauf
6erednet fino, Die Ssberbilbuns mo
ten 5leiidaniaB gu begiinftigen.
sleifd, anodsnf6rot, Mild, fettbaIs
fise S~Druerfriidte Iollten oabsr reids
liber nod nls ionit 8erpenonng fin
ben unb in Der einen ober anoeren
Sorm Dem @efliieel tets CUR Wtrs
fiisuns fisben. als ausgeaeidnstes,
Oen 8eoirfnifen tes maliernben 5es
oerpiebes in bobsm @raOe Retnuns
trosenbes a0rnerfutter haben fid oa
6 Seile gutter 9eriie, Q Seile grobees
mablen.n Maifes nn6 elm Tell Safer
uls qbenbmabl5eit eripieien, lpdbreno
moraens uno mtttass redt Dorteilbaft
Weisen, ssqusllte 9erfte ODER aud,
I'D man bies por5iebt, Elm lautparmes
@eidfutter nit reidlifem 3iiiaB
BON sen senannten itid~ftoffbaltisen
Suttermitteln, ipie 8nodenidrot,
JIei5d, etc. gereidt tperben fdnu.
5as SrintpaFer fonte pdbrenb Der
ganaen Mauferseit redt eiienbaltis
iein.
Ole UulleluIty pL %""T
ner unb CAME Derurfdat I'M
September muir lpenis Soften, oa iie
auf ben Stoppelfeloern ooer I'M
WaIbe an &0rnern lnb na4ftroiens
Dem, 3urtsn Gjriin nod INNER rsi4@
life Rabruns finben. 9ennod pers
fdume man ni3t, linen abeilos na9
ibrer Seimtebr eiBise feinsei8nittene
Riiden an3ubieteI bic nit belonbsrer
@orliebe gefreiien tperoen, Jleii9 ans
feben unb cine porSiisIiae .Ginleitung
auf Die ipatere Mait bilben.
Gnten erbolteftg Der Sauptiahe
na6 gleidfals Riibsn. ioipie Elm ipes
MIA &0rnerfutter. SIN iibrisen lors
aen ie fir ji9 ielbft, oa ihrs aiebs
linasuabruns, 9rasbiipferi Suisttsn,
Gdneden unb @etpiirm, nod TIT Siae
| uno Jiile porbanoeu, ehtrs :
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.#s".F. Nuttttt.j
grbe psrbreitet finb, aebOren bod bic
meiten arten Der semdBisten Gone
an Das ole 3abl anbetrifff, 10
biirfte fe in ben iparmen lno beiBen
2Gnbern Die grDBte ieiH. Mante
piIse seben neil sesen Di. pole bin.
9k @eiamtaahI Der jebt l.benben ars
ten oiirfte 5000 iiberidreiten. NuBen
baben pDraiislid Die Dielen ebbarsn
G9pGmme, Defenders. in @ebtrgsees
senben. @don i'm MItertum ftanben
lie in bobem anieben; bic seidabtes
item tparen ben RDmern oie Sriiftel
(Suber) unb Der &atierfdpamm
@gartcns gaeIoreus.)
Man iammelt Die eBboren Shpdms
me I'M Jriiblins. S%pdtiomnter uno
Serbit, Defenders ouf nit Raoelhol5
be{tanoenem, nit niebrisem Wors
iibersosenem ianoisem 8ooen, iotpie
in @Grten, auf Mieien lno Gross
pldben. 90 Die pilse leiht perbers
ben, 70 miiKen lie baIO nad benz Gins
fammeln unter 3uiaB bon Butter,
Sleii1briibs, 8epiirSen unb bgl, ai>
bereitet perben; bod tanu man lie
aud, rob perSebren. Mande tperben
p~orpieseno ais 3uias BET onberen
Spei{en perpenoet, hsonoers Srif<
feln uno Mor4eln. 8iels arten
perben ~eetrodnet uno einssmadt.
Gbbarc YilSe gu ~tultipieren ses
lingt. nit @i9erbeit nur nit elmer
serinsen 3abl, pie Dem Gbampignon
Wplppprus tuberaiter), benz Muhes
ron (glitopilus %prumulus), Dem
@todi9tpomm II. a. Sebr perbreitet
1T bic pilatultur bel Den Sapanern,
iebo9 am sroBartisiten wirb biz
GbampisnOnsu6t in Jrantreta une
8elsien betrieben. 4ud fir ole Der
breitune unb reidlide Gnttpidelune
gutter Sriffelforten piro in Grant'
reid @roBartiaes seleiftet.
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sar ~NM
Edarm un1 @aEte@
MgknM1a1yM
Gsbare NIB @iftpil5e.

Sn elmer BON Der Sbioer 8erinds.
Tiafion bsrGussssebenen 5lnsi6rtit
iiber eBbars uno siftise Pilae psrber
einise iperipclle 8eseln ansefubrt, DIG
gu befplsen iino, I'M ni4t bic siftissn
nit ben eBbarsn Yil5en su peripets
feIn. @s ieien bier eiuise allsemeite
8emertungen iiber bic 8erbreituns
Der pil5e unb tire gigenarten pors
ausseiaidt.
Obpobl bie giIse fiber Die sauas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
srpdenfar,n. 1ntterpflanasu.

Dos aderbauamt bat cine grObere
aasabl bon Jutterpflanatn ausproa
biert, bon oenen apsi ~befonoers 'pttls
The bee., 1915-07-09
LOSS OF FERTILITY.

On many farms there Ia more fer
tility lost by erosion or washing than
is taken out by the crops grown. Dur
ing the freshets the muddy streams
bear testimony to the statement that
millions Of tons of the most fertile
soil is on its way to the Gulf Of
Mexico Biologists have estimated
that the rivers Of the United states
annually carry 7SS,OOO.OOO tons of soil
to the sea. This amount would cover
100000 acres one foot deep and would
make $500 farms Of 100 acres each
which, at $4,000 per acre. would be
worth S22,5OO.OOO.
Are you contributing anything to
this or do you, by judicious rotation,
terracing, deep blowing and other hui
mus-making methods. manage to have
the soil in such condition that the rain
will be absorbed instead Of running
off the surface and taking with It the
most important part? II you have
not given this matter some thought,
you should do so. Go further-do
what you can to stop the loss.
The bee., 1915-07-09
HELPING THE FAIRS.

The Tennessee Legislature did a
wise thing approprlating 100000 a
year for two years for premiums on
Tennessee farm products. Ten thOus-
and dollars annually is apportioned to
each division of the State, because Of
the varying crop conditions in each,
and convenience In getting the far
mers to the fairs. Each division Of
the State has excellent fair grounds
and a fair in either will not diminish
the attendance at any other. That
agriculture will be stimulated cannot
be questioned, because every one en-
tering competition is going to expend
more intelligent effort than when lack
ing that incentive. Then, too. competi-
tors will realize that they are enter
ing competition with those who are
producing the commodity under SINH.
lar conditions and not competing with
the professional who does not produce
for market. but solely for professional
exhibition.
The bee., 1915-07-09

down to details. Il Is one thing to
speak from the standpoint Of the
scholar and another from the point Of
view Of the man who has done things.
We are partial to the practical rather
than the theoretical The theoretical
is all right In so far as It can be put
in practice. giving results expected at
actual value. Scientific agriculture is
all right and is founded on facts, but
It needs to be presented TO us in such
a way that we can understand II and
make practical use of Il.
The bee., 1915-07-09

There never has been as great
opportunities for young men who
wish TO specialize in growing
crops or raising animals as there
are today. Yeung men who wish
to undertake a special line in
farming or stock raising have aR
most an unlimited field. Their
success will be limited only by
their own limitations in prepar-
ing and studying for the work
they have begun. Let the young
men begin great work for them
selves.
The bee., 1915-07-09

In every crisis men are found
to meet the emergency. In ordi-
nary times few undertake great things,
but we are confronting an emergency.
The eyes Of the world are turning to
this country for food. We can and
will meet the emergency and In doing
so contribute to greater prosperity.
The times require the best efforts we
possess. The change Of methods in
farming. made necessary by the de-
mand for more food. calls for clear
thinking and diligent work. We have
turned largely to diversihcation and
much depends upon the present years
crops. but with intelligence and ener-
gy the results will insure permanent
diversifcation.
The bee., 1915-07-09

they may for the development Of the
comfort and happiness Of every mem.
Der Of the family. When we find mem
bers Of a family united in that one
ambition, you will find a family that
is happy and contented with It's home
life.
The bee., 1915-07-09

Plans made some time ahead for
buildings and other improvements
will be worth much to the man.
ager of the farm. By making
plans early time, labor and money
may be saved in building and buy
ing needed buildings and other
improvements.
The bee., 1915-07-09

An education that does not fit the
pupil for doing something thoroughly
and well is of very little value. We
should educate for efficiency. When a
young man graduates from an agri-
cultural college he should be ehicient
competent to take over and success
fully manage a farm. Technical know
ledge without ability to put It in prac-
tice in a practical way is OF little
value.
The bee., 1915-07-09

Some men are always behind. II IS
always hard work for them to meet)
their bills. That isn't business. Il
shows lack of business skill. II Is as
necessary for a farmer to be a good
business man as It is for a man en-
gagged In any other line Of business.
The bee., 1915-07-09

"Pay as you go" is an old but never
theless splendid motto. Just try get
ting along without some things until
you can pay for them. Put the farm
on as good a business basis as any
business should be and see how much
more satisfactory it is to yourself and
all with whom you have dealings.
The bee., 1915-07-09

Every effort should be made to
use the supply of moisture that is
now available. Should the land
be allowed to bake or get hard
the upward movement of the mois-
ture will be accelerated and evap-
Grafton increased This will mem
the loss Of an enormous amount Of
moisture needed to produce the
present crop. Cultivation will dis
connect the hair-hke tubes from
the surface and in a measure stop
the rapid loss of moisture in this
way. Cultivate promptly and es-
tablish a soil mulch to save mois-
turc.
The bee., 1915-07-09

If you must borrow money, get it
in your own locality, Of institutions
you know. Avoid so called national
loan" or home" companies that ad-
vertise loans at tempting rates
Strangers at a distance who offer to
lend you money are almost sure to be
takers They will get something out
of you. instead of you getting some
thing out of them.
The bee., 1915-07-09

The secret of controlling weeds is a
comparatively simple one. First,
weeds must be prevented from going
to seed on the farm. Second, weed
seed must not be brought on the farm.
Third, weeds must be killed when very
small, before they make any start Of
consequence.
The bee., 1915-07-09
Contentment in the home

Contentment in the home is
largely responsible for success in
farming and for higher ideals of
citizenship. No man who hasn't
the confidence and cooperation of
his family in whatever he under.
takes is likely to succeed. IL takes
family cooperation TO succeed in
farming. There is work for all.
burdens for all and rejoicing
enough for all. No life is fuller
Of pleasure and has greater pos
sibilities for useful service than
farming, but people must like it
to succeed.
The bee., 1915-07-09

You need not worry about the
price Of oil meal, bran or cotton
seed if you have an abundance
of good alfalfa and corn silage.
This is the ration that produces
the goods and leaves profits in
your pockets.
The bee., 1915-07-09

The basis of all true science is fact.
Observations are made and conclusions
are drawn therefrom. Unfortunately
many scientific men discourse on agri-
culture, giving theory without getting
The bee., 1915-07-09

We all know that stream cannot
rise higher than its source, and yet
some of us keep right on trying to
grow good corn from poor seed.
The bee., 1915-07-09

Few farmers are rich, but they can
become comfortably situated and edu-
cate their children, which is all that
is necessary in this world.