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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20

Of industry Others say that children
who have formerly worked in mills
and factories may add to the family
means by raising vegetables instead,
and thus the child labor evil will be
iessened Others say that the main
object is to teach children the funda-
mental principles of morality; that
each individual must by some kind Of
labor contribute to the common wealth
as much as he takes out of it. All
are agreed. however. that it will mean
health. strength and JOY in labor to the
children who work in these gardens.
Children are now at work cleaning
up back yards and vacant lots and d.
viding the land into plots An expert
enced gardening instructor superin-
tends the work and suggests what is
needed The soil is examined. and the
qualities that are lacking are added.
Seeds are being provided to the chill
dren by the gardening committee OF
the Child Welfare league and by sew
eral large seed houses.
In this situation Is involved an i'm
pOrtant problem of education and eco
nomics which can. it is believed. be
solved in no other way 50 we'll as by
home gardening done by children I'm.
der the direction OF the school. In 9th
er large cities where vacant lots in the
suburbs have been turned over to the
children to use us gardens ii teacher
who understood practical and lheoret
ical gardening was employed 10 direct
the work Of the children throughout
the summer When the first interest
and enthusiasm began to flag it was
growing of vegetables and flowers; i
was she who inspired the wedding. thu
hoeing and raking that must be KEEP
up during the hot days Of July.
Adolph LewisOhn. chairman Of thu
home garden committee of New Yorl
city. had this to say Of another aspec
Of the movement:
I'm England, Holland France. Ger
many-in every European country. TO
that matter-every piece Of ground /
utilized. and the result Of this cult
walton is a beauty that our countr
lacks. The bald ugliness OF America
towns and cities is due in Il arg
measure to this neglect Of unoccupie
ground. We pile up our vacant lot
and the outskirts Of our cities with II
cans. unsightly dumps and all sort
Of refuse. The first thing foreigne
notices when he comes to our countr
is this dreary ugliness. We she'll d
much to beautify our country If y
encourage children's gardens
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20
"GIvEN UP" LIVED 81 YEARS.
Confederate Veteran Left on Field Nor
tally Wounded.

tally Woundeo.
Fulton, MO--Left on the battlefield
dying with the surgeons notation,
.mortally wounded" written after his
name, only to live iifty~four years and
die natural death, was the expert
cnce of the late John W. Davis, Con
federate veteran of Fulton. A letter
Just received here from Joseph A.
Mudd. another Confederate veteran OF
Hyattsville, Md. tells the story as FOL
lows:
II have just seen mention Of the
death in Fulton of John w. Davis. He
was a member Of the grand company
of brave boys commanded by Captain
D. H. Mcintyre. afterward attorney
general Of Missouri-Company A. Bur
bridges regiment. Ours was Company
B, and we stood side by side In battle.
Comrade Davis was just my age.
AT Wilson's Creek, nearly flfty-four
years ago. l saw him shot so badly
hurt that the surgeon wrote 'mortally
wounded after his name"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20
MILLION MORE TO
GET MAIL Delivery
Rural Route Changes viii
Greatly Extend tho Service.

Washington.--Ma facilities will be
extended to 100000 rural patrons be.
fore July L. 1915, without increasing
the present cost of service, according
to statement by Postmaster General
Burleson. This, it is explained, will be
done by raadjusting present rural
routes SO as to eliminate Implications
and unnecessary service and by means
Of the motor vehicle service authorized
by congress.
Changes were authorized which,
without curtailment of service, have
reduced operating expenses $177.644
This sum has been utilized to estab
fish 263 new routes serving 31,041 adj
dftional families, or approximately
155,2O5 additional persons. Extensions
Of existing service were put into effect
involving 104 additional miles Of trave,
by rural carriers. These extensions
serve 1902 additional families and ap-
proximately COLO additional persons.
In explanation of his plans Mr.. Burle.
son says:
"The purpose is to enable the post.
Office department to meet just demands
for mail service which thus far the
department has been unable to pro-
vide. This can be done only by care
full and painstaking readjustment Of
existing service. Thorough survey and
study of existing conditions therefore
have been made.
"In some localities it has been found
there are unnecessary and unjustifable
Implications and retracings Of travel
by rural carriers. In other cases it
appears that unusual privileges involv.
ing unnecessary service have been al
lowed. 1t is quite feasible to rectify
these inequalities. and this is being
| done.
| Later we expect b. utilizing mod
ern motor vehicles on improved high
ways to extend many existing routes
at no additional cost of service. AS
one of the results from this latter step
the delivery zone from important
postal centers will be doubled. Thus
families in the area Immediately tribu'
tary to these centers will be enabled
to take full advantage Of the parcel
post as a means Of transportation OF
farm products.
"Rural service will be extended tc
every farmer reasonably entitled to II
as RAPIDLY as the new adjustments car
be made"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20
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Continued from page II

day evening. Watch for small bills.
On Friday last Messrs. H. A. Klu-
yer and Rolla johnson bought the
building, stock and good will Of the
local lumber yard, owned by the Ku-
laas Lumber Company of Minot.
The new firm will conduct an indie
pendent yard and be prepared to meet
all reasonable competition in the way
of prices and quality and will have a
large stock of general building mater
ial, such as lumber, lath, shingles,
sash, doors, screens, etc., as we'll as
cement, lime, plaster, brick and posts.
The new proprietors are taking hold
of this property as permanent bus
mess. Mr.. Johnson will give his en-
tire time and attention to the yard.
The firm has ample capital and will
soon have established relations with
mills in the west and south and will
be prepared to quote prices and give
qualities that will result in a greatly
enlarged business.
When in the market for building
stuffs, don't forget the independent
lumber yard at Burlington.
Both Mr.. Kluver and Mr.. Johnson
are we'll known business men and al
ready have the confidence of our COM
munity. We predict for them sue
cess in their new undertaking.
The base ball season was opened
here Sunday with a hot contest be-
tween the locals and Des Laos. The
score was tied at the end of the ninth,
the board showing to 6. Two more
innings were necessary to overcome
the deadlock.
In the last half of the eleventh,
Moon of the local team drove the pill
over on the 500 right of way and our
team scored.
This was the gamiest battle wit
messed here for several seasons and
the spectators voiced their sentiments
and appreciation in loud applause. The
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20
FAMOUS FLAG FOR STATE.
Colonel Proctors "Rattissnaks" Now
In Library.

Greensburg, Pa.-The famous Rattle
snake flag has been transferred from
the vault Of the Merchants and Farm
ers' bank in Greensburg to the state
library, Harrisburg, to take its place
among other interesting relics Of Amer
lean wars.
The Rattlesnake flag belonged to
Colonel John Proctor's Independent
battalion Of Westmoreland county. 1t
was made In 1775 and was carried in
the Revolution. Samuel Craig, ST.,
who, with his three sons, John, Alex
ander and Samuel junior, fought IN
Proctors battalion. was the color
bearer.
On Colonel Proctor's death the nag
passed to the next senior officer, and
so on to the last survivor, General
Alexander Craig. 1t was bequeathed
by his great granddaughter, Jane Ma.
ria Craig of New Alexandria. to the
state library at Harrisburg.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20

a..sss<F.- f4gi<s1sAllns1H
friends with farmers, if a town man,
or with the town folks, if a farmer,
and help work together for the good of
the community of which this town is
the center.
YOUR TOWN. !.
If you want to live in the kind of
town
Like the kind of town you like,
You needn't slip your clothes in a grip
And start on a long, long hike.
You'll only find what you've left be-
hind,
For there's nothing that's really
new,
It's knock at yourself when you
knock your town,
1t isn't the town, it's you!
Real towns are not made by men
afraid
Lest somebody gets ahead.
When every one works and nobody
shirks
You can raise town from the dead,
And if, while you make your personal
stake,
Your neighbors can make one, too,
Your town will be what you want to
see,
It isn't the town-it's you!
Cincinnati Rotary Club.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20
Four Runaway Boys in Minot Jail

Gordon Blatchley Of Wayburn,
Sask., a lad sixteen years of age, who
had run away from home, was arrest
ed by the Minot police and lodged in
the city Jail. Officers will arrive in
Minot tonight to take him back. The
lad ran away month ago and since
that time his father died.
Three other runaway boys, from
Glenwood, Mimi, were arrested by the
police. They are Is, 16 and II years
of age and their names are Larson,
Cyrus and Fox. Sheriff Gilbertsen of
Glenwood, who was here on other bus
mess, started home with the youths
today The police were kept busy buy
ing candy for the lads, who are really
not bad fellows but merely wanted to
see q little of the world.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20
Will Open New ShOp.

Joe Feldman, Of Toledo, O., a BROTH
er of Harry Feldman of the Boston
store, is preparing to open model
shoe repairing shop on East Central
avenue in a part of the Dinnie build
ing. He has had long years of exper-
fence and will give Minot first class
shop.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20
LENDS AUNT S.; NOW HEIR.
Youth Will Get Part Of Large Estats
Under Her Will.

Logansport, midas result Of lend
Ing S. to an aunt in Greeley, COL, A.
B. Judson Of this city has become he'll
to a part Of large estate left by the
woman. who recently died. Attorneys
notified him that he had been named
in the will. and he is now Ell route t
Greeley to claim his part Of the estate.
Judson had not heard from his aunt
for several years until year ago. wher
he received letter from her request.
ing him to lend her s.. He complied
with her reques: and received a letter
Of thanks. He never heard from her
ngain
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20
Killed 1907 Rats.

Dallas. Tex. 4 rat discriminating
contest In Texas was won by man
who killed 1901 rats
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

annn: Nasfaalta tantliii, en- tie
0d mifd painaa.
&atri: Sind fplld tieodt mifd f.
ma waiwaa. 2nulen ettet ole enGd
rsfosia, fun ct tlnnustamut iitG min
alpomieliiesti ia iloiiesti FUN ennen.
YmmGrrGn fpllG, ett1 1itiii fuolema.
fin tnottaa Julie paIion murbetta, tut
tenfaan aiia Ell tiile iurren paremmaf-
N. DIN Gitiii fuolimplioteen dGres-
ID, banen wiimeiieen bengenmetoonia
asst. @iimeiiet ianat mitfG ban lai.-
iui, oliwat: "Simin fdiiiii nina an
nan,benfeni Sierra" SON eli ia fr,o.
II usfosfa, iotta meillG eli ole ippt6
Iuruun mann iloon.
Mnna otti Gatrin f1oestG fiinni ia
ianoi: Sina olet mGipmGton pstdpd
minulle. &ebelliiesti tunnnstan Il.
MULE, etten ole usfomasia MT, tpaat
olen epGiliiG.
&atri: Mitd epailet?
@mna: @pGilen, ettei Smmalan ar.
mo mimtlle fuulufaan.
&atri: Solei SumaIan armo f.
MILE fuuluiii, min oliiit ainoa ibmi.
men maailmasia, iofa olet ulfopuoIel.
Ia Seeiufien iopitusta. &ristiis fuo-
II min bplpdin fuin pabainfin e6estd.
&ufaan ilman SGnen -aniiotaan eli
moi padstd elGrnddn iii6lIe, fosfa
San ianoo oleipania lammasbuoneen
opi. Sob. 10: 8. &etGfGGn, iofa
bdnen tpf0ni6 tillee iitd Ell Sun beitG
pois.
SeioGn main pubellesiaan oil alta
10 fulltnut mpobadn iltaan. gnnen-
fliin eroiimat, eiitti Mnna ettG laulet-
taiiiin bGnen Tempt ~laulunia: "Sn
bausfa meiiata Seeiufiesta." Scum
lalilu oil loppunut iatfoi Mnna: On
tooellafin bausta laiilella Seeiuties.
ia! Suntitu FUN epGusfon fableet
alfaiiipat irtaantua miniista ia fpl.
ma ipoGmeni lGmmetd.
&atri: Sumalan puolelta on faiffi
palmista, usfo itieii Seeiufien loipin.
t%ofuolemasia armostd autuaafii. SGG
Serran baltltun.
&ulfiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
Nuor' ~iomffme.

Nuor.iouffue nouie uuiin innoin
Sumal-aatteen iuitreen tpobon,
8iritG mirteii raiffain rinnoitL
@ie miestiG faniaii pobon.
|Sier tiibannet buofaamat buolien
alla.
Saatara naanii fa~iffialla.
<ltntele fi1infa ipntien postd
&itulrii: "Sile ia outa''
Nitor-jouffue nouie taistele, rpostG
gnnen f1n aiifee baiita.
Misti on poittoii tafaapa marmaarl
HGet tpostGii ~faspaipan iabon ar.
maatl.
Sis fobota ristid ioliffue nuori
sc fomimmat fabIeet fatfoo:
Bois iGrfpp baafpoien fanfea fuori,
sc malbemerfot ratfoo.
Maailman maIlat maipipat ferran
@oestG ristin forfean Serran.
Sen eesid iGrfpmGt iortaian aniat,
sc on tpelieps, papaiis iiiurin.
Saia.aripon %loptdtpdt mailman
fanint.
Siirtpa paifan. iuoiatin rtititrirL
Mistin.poimat jos rintoaS aateloi.
&Gp taistobon, fap riemuin OF.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
Vanbaa ia Mutta virtta.
(Jatk. edelliseen.)
&ulfiia.

81 rr-rITMk4t n.
Saatrani tiebon nimitpf Sfuitt
Halopuron firffoberran apuIaiiefii
olin beti ielpiIl6, minfGlaiiet uiioet
oIoiubteet minua ooottinat, iilld olin.
ban monasti fuulliit pubuttaDnn
tuosta plti0epanfeliiesta f~irffoberra
&orpiiuosta, iota. niinfuin TOTO it'd
%iuuntaa, ~iuorastaan balpefiin pelf-
fien lapiuuoesta asti ippadn ~iuurru-
~tettujen ennaffoluuloien Diiofii. Sofa
eli ole iitd fofeni,t, eli pmm6rrG, miten
luiia ennaffofuuloienfin miiurit moi-
mat ola. = MielestGni eli ipoin,it
loptGGfG1n inbottapnmpaa usfonlab.
foa FUN ewanfelisten, bei6Gri, jotfa
beneelliien laisfiiuocn ia ipelttoiioen
muofii tpptpmGt fopfdiieSti i%ualania
bofemaan oIemania ar,tuaita Suma-
Ian lapiia ia ettG faiffi on bptpin eifG
mitGdn puiitu. Sdllaiiisia mietteis.
ID ia toiposia moioa paifuttaa elG-
p6mmin fristilIiippoen ber6ttGmiief.
Il tuosia etpanfelilmin paab6o4a nii-
fntetusia laumaSia, iaapiiir fifteen
Halopnrolle. GniimmGihen etpanfe.
Iiumin iaarnaaia miniiIIe iiellG oil
piffu fuuiimuotias l1IIa &orpiiuo.
miIfas ia robfea t%pttonen.. SuteIIesia-
nj bGnen f~anslaan, ooottaisiani man.
bempiania, fpipi bdn GffiG: onto ietG
autuas9 2uniIenpa plenfatieelliiesti
bpmGbtGneeni tuolIe Iapiufaiien fpip-
mpfielle, iosta miniIle, forfeampoan
beneeIliieen elGrtGdr perebtpneelIe,
|I0pbGbti pastaon etpanfelisten Gite.
|IGiippS. - Slen fplld- postaiin -
entds find? = Slen minGfin = mas
taft lapii. 4pipin fifteen: mistd iinG
tie6dt oleipafi mititas2 - SO, fur
Seefls tefi faiffi a%iitiiaifii = ianoi
tptt0 min noitontparmana, etti mi
mlia bpfdbptti. &uinfa polion NOR.
mempi aiititii6en perustiis minnilla o.
II mieIestGni, oIinbon tooelIinen u.s.
fopoinen, ioIIa oil foiffi mitd aiitiii-
teen tormitaart, oil lisfo, iofa raffaii-
ben foiitta tp0tG tefee, oil Sensen to.
: oistis ip66mesid, of pitfd fofemiis'
ten ioria tafano Ell fiis famma, ct.
!. I'd fatieIin minimum plempdd, FORTE
= ammolta, noibin IOpbGusfoiiiin, iot-
0 ben oppi Min ieltpddn faiastii t1ion
Iapiufaifenfin p,ibeista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
nucrten OSaSto.

ia iianfaiffiien elGmam. (Marf. 10
$3.50. Sa iellaiiet pstamat, iot
to lopodmme Seeiuffeen usfomie,
ruorten tai manbain ioufosia, ne n
tooella pstamid omatfim, oifein toll
pstapia. Gen taas olemme t~oiieIt.
puolen iofainen 10 ~fofeneet, miten be
tollista mailman pstGpDps on.
Sa Jos tillet, ie tabtoo ianoa: sos
aiititnteii usfot ia IGbbet Seeiustt
ienraamaan ristintielIG, nGbdiien
mitta onnelliien ia aiituaan Srma'
Ian lapiilauman mitfana maailmas.
ia, min Seeius tefee iiniltfin "ibmis,
ten falastaiafii', Sulee ipoGmeii pa.
lufii ia pppteefii fertoa iiitG ilosto
ia r~affaubesta iofa ipoamesiGii aus
taa. Sulet iGienfii Grandchildren
pappcuteen, ppbaan faniaan. Guile
npt ioI llsfo npt iol
Sanonet fumminfin ,pielG epGile-
wGn runoiliian fansia: "Wtutt' ma
min pieni olen,- onni 1e maan foi
Iiurten ia miiiaampain." 81,
fuule. sc on iinrn onneii iinun
juuri, fufa iitte lienetfin iofa tGmGn
luet! Serran tpobon maailmasia eli
iinun taripitle ldbteG pfiin. SGnen
lupalfienia runoiliian ianoilla, fuu-
llru: "Siniin fansiaii fapn, iua ieu-
rotten maai1, iua altttelen pGimittdin."
- Soiin on uSfomaiien tie riSttn tie
tG maailmasia, toiin lilmdfin iosfus
fppneltpp maifeufiisia, mutta ipb1-
mesia, pobjalla faifen, on raiiba.
sd iilmien jos nGboG main iait fat-
ieben. sc rai,baton Ell olliitfaan, Jos
fobt' OF itfuinen."
Wutta old taos fumminfaan aiat-
tele niinfGGn ett1 menet1t nltorult-
ben lion lisfopaiiien piireisid. Se
oltii iuuri erebops. l1sfopaiien ilo
ie iruri onfin iloa, iemmoista ibmeel.
listG iloa, iofa fGp pli pmm1rrpfien.
sc eli ole tilota fopfGistG mailman l.
loa iofa plan pinnalla fuobuu ia POI
nee iuun naiiramaan ia bullet bp.
mpilemaGn, maiffa ipodmesiG on min
iuuri faipaiis ia r~aubattomliiis, etto
oifeammin itfe1 tarpitiiii. "SSSlrma.
lattomalla Ell ole raiibaa', lanoofin
&aamattu. Mitta usfomaiien H.
oGmesiG aiuu oifea ito ia raiiba, roii.
ia, jota Ell mifa6n bGiritie jos naar
pitGpOpmme lGbelld SiGGmme ia
@uttaiaamme ianasia ia rufoufiesia.
Naffaat pstan1tl S~eiratfaa il
noioen miesten eiimerffiG, ioista pl,
Id mainitiimme, iefd idttafda faiffi
mitli. Sulfaa, fun faiffi on nalmis'
tai
Seas a1fiban ompi npt fenell(
tpaarl, Sie iiiGlle ppbimpGbdn, 9ur
&ristus on fitolliit, = ia min fof(
maor. So ristillG arttutti SGnl"
Santeri Wonto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
@iimeimem labia 6ioiIt6.

g.. pitdidn g. fpIdn Idbelld of pie
nj polsta.tiIa, iosia aiui diti faboen
Iapienia fansia, poion ia Upton. go
Jon IT'D of % ipiiotta, tpt0n 10. Siti
oil usfomoinen, iamoin Iapietfin
SiimaIo of iiunanmrit BELLE iofopdi.
'mdiien bptpdn tOimeent,iIon ia ru,i'
min tertpep6en.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
@aifans on lain tGpttGmps

Sofainen olemme norman fpip-
meet itieItGmme iefd panban- ettd np-
fp.aian iuuren fpipmpfien: Wifa OH
meioGn iuurin, meioGn parbain lab-
iamme. - GLAND on meioGn e6es-
iGmme. Yboen ainoan ferran fen
moimme eldG. MifG on iilloin ialoin
pprintomme, parbain %lpbiamme, iota
moiiimme toimoa9 Snfoban fiifaan
meistG oifein aiatellrt, mitd Seeius
tarfoittaa pllG olemalla. Scum iiiben
aifaan ibmiset etiimGt autiuttania.
foittaen tGpttGG ne iata fpmmenen
iGGntod, iotfa be itie olimat laatineet
eniimmaisten fpmmenen ioboolla.
ISeeius ifadnfuin ianoo: MinG tab.
Don oioittaa teille b%elpomman tien.
sos te pioGtte pboen ainoan fGsfpn,
Min tie pi6atte ne muiit iata fpmme.
men iiita tietdmattafin. Sos teilIG
on raffaus min te buomaamattanne
taptdtte toto lain.
Sa Ell olefaan maifea buomata to.
oefii malta 8apabtaiamme lanoia.
Griffin moimme foitella mita fGs-
fpia paan itie taboomme.
"sla pioa mrita Sumalia minun
eoesidni". sos NIT ibminen rafas-
taa Sumalaa, Min taripinneefoban
bGnelle tdta ianoa. Soffoban fll.
faan, iofa ~rafastaa Sumalaa, fos-
fam tabtoiii fGpttGG pGGrin bGnen
nimeGniG9 "@iiista ppbittGd lepopGi.
mGa". Sottapaban ie, fen rafastaa
%iotafrta, ipoGmestGniG iloiten fGpt-
tdG pboen p1imGn ieitiemGstG, oifein
fofonaan bGntG marten, jota rafas-
tao. SSa jos fufa oifein ~rafastaa I'd.
bimmGistGGn, min onfoban tarpeen
muistuttaa bGntd funnioittamaan
ii6Gnid ia Giti6niG? SGn eli moi toi-
fin teboG. = WieletontG diff fieltGG
bdntd tappamasta fetGGn. Solmaus
ia louffaiis diff, jos fieltdiiimme fe.
tam parastamasta ~lGbimmGiieltGm-
me, iota ban rafastaa. Sarpeetointa
Diff feboittaa bGntG, ettei ban mad.
rim tobistaiii MISUNDERSTANDING. @i-
nafaan iitG Ell bGn tefili, fun bGn fer
ran rofastaa lGbimmGistGGn.
@ipa fenenfGdn mieleen iuolabtai-
II, muistrttaa b1ntG olemaan ppptG.
malta l~dbimmGiieniG omaiiuiitta.
SGn pGinipastoin %mielitimmin nGfee,
ettG be %iaaipat pitGG mifG beiodn o.
mania on, fuir ettd fe Diff bGnen o.
mania.
Hdin raffaus on lain tGpttdmps.
SGm1 raffaus tGpttGG faifen lain, ie
t6pttdd fen itiiben fGsfpn, jonfa faitt-
ia ipanbat t~GptetGGn. sc tGpttGG
&ristufien ainoan fdsfpn, iofa onfin
fristilliippben ialailuus, ia fen pbin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
Purjebtija.

Mntaa iGG6G, fen Ell taboo
2offapGioen lailantaan;
lllapoille fen Ell ldboe,
@ntaa jGGbd palfamaan.
MulI' on purii palfopub6aS
&iini canaan aaltoiet.
ellie ioittaa merten mprSfpt,
Sta faiilaa paabtoiet.
2ainebiua IaffapGilIG
Mienlit ipasta tpallan iaa,
Scum on eesiG aaipa ulias
gifG iilmG6n iiinnd maa.
@apaiitta Iaiilaa latne,
@apaltta mprsfpn inu;
gif1 buoIt, tiisfa tiirnii
@if6 mainen fabIe mitli.
Sefo rannar ruobifoina
SiGt faifet faibotfoonl
Sefo MALTA, mantereiIla
SuoIiania baiitofoonl
@ntaa oIIa, fen Ell usfo
2offapditten IoiiIantaari.
Werten moimaa fpaari Ell tinre
Seen iGd iidff paIfamoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

Satfoa 7:neIIa iitDuaa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
REFORM BY EDUCATION

"HE announcement of City Health
officer Raunick that he will is
i sue at intervals shortly a bull
letin of his departments ac-
tivities, with special thought for the
education of milk dealers and food
merchants in the sanitary handling OF
their products, is a step in the right
direction. Publications of the kind
are distributed broadcast by many cit
les throughout the country and much
good has resulted therefrom.
Last month the Health Board
caused the low grade samples OF
cream collected to drop from 26 to 4,
as compared with the month previous,
by reason of prompt and aggressive
prosecutions. But more good of per-
manent nature will be done by educa-
ton than by means of force. The
gentle method in most cases is best
The milk dealer who is brought to a
full understanding of what the Board
requires and the reason for these re-
quirements, and who is taught how
to avoid the pitfalls that lead to inn
pure milk, with it's consequent fines for
the milkman and sickness for the Gus
TONER will be less likely to violate the
rules than lie who is merely punished
for violations, but is left in Ignorance
as to the wherefore.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10

guess is as good as another's. The
guessing. be 1t observed, began early,
has continued persistently throughout
the centuries since the problem pre-
sented itself. and the end is not yet.
At all events. the remarks of the Phila-
delphia professor are not calculated
to discourage ambitious young guessers
of the future from trying their brains
on the fascinating enigma.
After all it does not matter so, much
what means Moses employed. although
it must be admitted that definitive
explanations would prove highly inter-
esting. The all important fact is that
the wonder-working things wlrich had
such a pronounced influence upon the
fortunes of the Children of Israel and
all subsequent history actually oc-
CURED. Upon this there is not the
slightest room for dispute.