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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
,.aae'' letter 'iibsr bic
9~rnttbsmermme.

Soc Seiter. tpeld)er ppr Is Sabren
periudrte einen 8ei3ensG Corner in
gbieaso nit Den Wilionen icines
@aters berbei5ufibren. ipnr iiinsii
3euse Dor Der bonn Nep gorfer
Staatsannait besonnenen 8roitbeiie.
ruuss : llnteriuhuns. CT erflarte
unter Inberem:
,Sn 1897 unS in 1898 badte ih
iA fonnte ben 0reiS erbDben uno aII
bieie @eiie einen hoben Yrofit ers
aielen. aber es CAB 10 gar @ieIss
bas i1 'nidt berefnet hattie iinb biz
Solec mar, ih mahtc fein 9ele. Gs
fpifet Die Sarmer beute ~ungefdbr sc
Gents, nm einen 8uibtI Wei5eu 81
p~robu5ieren uno man lam gut Elm.
ieben, oaB Der 5nrmer 800 PR
8uibel befommen io1te. Ser control.
lierenbe @sltnarft lit in liverpool
oenn Der Wei5enpreis tpirb nndb Den
llcberfluS berednet. nafbem fir Der
einbeimiihen Serbraud porseicber
tporoen it,"
Rad ben Gniid)ten oieies Sad
names lit ~beutSutase fem beoeuten.
bes Sauen Der Bsi5enpreiic mebr 81
eriparten, @enisitens nift inner
balb Der ndditen paar Sabre. 81
ioaten iih uniere Sarmer norieben
TIC. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Nnterhrihmms hss amar-
4ismus.

Der anardiitiide gnihlae auf bic
ct. Yatrid' 8 s&atbeorale. Der sliide
Iifer 8eiie iufoI9e Der 8adian,feii
unb bes seihidten einsreifens Der
Voli5ei nereitelt tpurbe, birfte ba5u
beitrassn, bic Oifentlihe auimsrfiams
felt auf Sieies liAtiheue sefdbrlihs
@eiinbel 81 lenien. Iebrlide gttens
tate sesen 8odefelTsr unb anbere pros
minente VerfOnlidfeiten baben bars
setban, DAB bic 9ulblns iold5e,
Snbipibuen bas eanae @emeinpeiau
ernitlid seidbrbet. Der Nep gprfer
Yolisei eebiibrt fir ibr promptes.
altrnobiides ginereifen nonite aner.
fennune.-(@. N.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
GnttnrteuPs.

Sen Sapanern ioa bic faufihc Grmcrbmns Der 9biippincn sans natirs
Eb porfonrnen ? -
@apaa bat nibt mbr sdiic su pertnutcn as SIT Srtebens5eiteu. limb
baoon tonntc bu5 8rfiengcriht Gph5 nebmen|penn es poate.
@ahen mniere sroHen 5nrmintereNeu nibt enpas nehr ScadtnnS bon
hcien Gn6clangt? -
Sur abuedsmns hat Serr Srpan nm mhbcr on @arrnnsa cine ncncre
enbe gnh" 9erittet. Sepunbcrnsncrtb, ihr me piel gnerse hnier Serr
grpan bem-ShreibhItc pcrfIgt.
Die 8rase elmer drHfGbrn gartei in bcn @crcn9ten stoatcn lit cine
ruie in Der 2anOesipradc lit uubentbor. Seibe gcbcn Sano i'll 5anb.
On Der prothantiihen .. @. 6. a. sbt cs 5r 3eit nht ipeniser dis
100000 bis 10000 fatbolnfe Sungrnge, Die naturItb rhht nIs Solntz
gieber 6etadrht nerben. 9hc traurgc Sbathahe mabet 8p. 8areide in
Der orgtneaen NouaHihrtt vGueens @ort" Gebruars 9unrner).
Wie nripringid III Scsien, gerabeio iugen Die gerbInoefen ieBt in ben
Sarooneaen. SIN SWgen fb bic Naierten ebenio conequent, ipc unbcWeg>
bar. limb Die angIosnerinnhhe SrHe blt ih prompt At bic Sonboner
Sabelmeloun9en unb mbraut benz eiBenen vInodatco &reb" Gprreipons
henten, Der an Srt unb Stae in ben Sarbaue0en 1T. (Sebe &c bicag
tribune, Summer pom 4. @dr3, 7. SpaItc, Seite ~
NWl Ell &c scwast hat, Seui6lmbs Giun1arih in gel9ien noralih 81
reftfert9eu, lit Der bpdpp. Subwig Sonpin, e. S, bon eiuem Hep. q. 9rar
in Der ~Gatbulc Zines anb Catholic Opinion" bon Siperpool (Iussabe BON
3. 6ebruar) NIT Dem bcNidnenben 9amen Suffalp Gill : isnns:
Sertbet0i9er tttulirt tporocn. SAB gelghn i'm 8eht gcpeen, bat elm 9anor
Sarrp, 8. 8, in Der Summer punt 30. Sauuar Der gennnnten engiifen fatbos
lifen @oden8eitung 81 behetcn geiuft, aber mir febcn bapon ab, ine Be-
neisfibrung 8 II sssnuls 81 titulrren. 8abren mir bod ben drnlifer
&ntanb audi ais Yarei9angerl-G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

offers in Der Wode ~erldeiret lnier, bis mir sum
Sageblatte aelangen.
giniad, nidt potr? @nn5 a la 81 bes gelunt.
bus. lln0 bod, ldNper. @s jplfer nGnllid, IN Den
aopien 10 mlander autbolifen niht iurr iiber BEN
Werbeaong iinb bic Mlfeabel elmer fatbcltld]en nfo
drHtliden Yreiie iclfi' peritieoene, pieliad, falihe
Nufiaiinngen, @iinid,e ETC., ETC., Bob bier ld)on oas
bacterial 81 bole1 Gnttalt16 II en- iid) ge'
b1uft bat. gSobl bas Bette mas mir in Der ~neiieitet
Belt itber y5bot Catholic Ooilp" geleien baben,
D. q. i%nloiern es gilt @ntt1uiGnitgen bor5iibeipeit,
itanb in Der gSofenihrtft rameriea" bon Neip
gorf, bonn 10. Ieb. 1915. Mus Dem ldngeren @r.
tifel zines Serrn Mitael @iGiams, melfer lelbit
an einem Der groBten Sagesbldtter beS Weltefts
arbeitet, heben mir Sdse herpor, pelte fir itrlere
9eier werttpollc Sf,eiinperier iein b%iirften. Wtr
iiihen aiir5e mo besbalb folgen mir Dem 8eoons
~fengange bes Serrn, ~iO5uiusen I'M 5elegrapbeil'
itpl. BUR @riinoung zines fdfbclifder Saseblattes
bGlt er 5olgenbes norfhpenbtg:
GrItens: Sfrpere aapitalienporrdfbe uro bonn
fotboliifen Sagesblatte bari mon ntdgt %erpnrten,
oah es seidGftlid NIT Der beitebcnben sasespreKe
fonfnrrtere.
3peitens: @s riliiet ollod) lnebr" 8opttdltelt
porbanoen iein, beim ein 1roberres groBltdottlhes
S~aaeblatt bot ia glid )e Itslngen BON $4,000
bis 10000, arIo per Sabr etpa $3,365, 900. Gin
fotboliides 5ageblatt fam folde Silntrnerl rienals
,perSienen" nnb fatbpltif bletben. Us fam
lid, alio ME ~iinonjiel rbe5dblen".
Srittens: @rs Der g~eeebenen llrinde fann es
fem rGrfoIg" iein, in Dem Gimme rpie Tim Die
meiiten @riinidnabel- g rebenrIuiiaitea %trdrn1en.
9iertens: ghr r~iiiien cine gatbofic Treb
giiociotion buben. :
Siinitens: gs miiiien fafboliide Shools Of
Journalism eeifaffen meroen.
Sefitens: Ias glatt io1 in SEEM Dorf iein
ultb ibnl iolen glGtter in Chicago, Mittneapofis,
Tenper nno San Sraneiseo foleen.
Siebtens: Glr ~praftiidJe &atboltfen Iollen
oaron arbeiten rro es mnIB inter bilfpfliter 9utori'
tGt lteben. Cgir Sas, fpelder ifon anoeren Sellten
nit Red,t Die ifGrfite aritif seerntet bat.)
0ann ber1erft Der Wdnn, melfer 6ieies BRO.
granrn1 o~itfgetelt bat, oab cine fatboliide Iases-
6eitrrg nidt niele Gnaeigegelber erbalten fpiro, neil
lie e6en feline grobe @lbonreniensdbl babel miro
lmb audi (int m~oOernen, groBitdottifen Sinne)
nid)t baben fam, iolunge Die nteniflide Matur III,
10 lpie lie lit. CSrl anberen gsorten. elm fatboliifes
Sogeblatt fann nidt Seniationsfloufe q Ia beutiger
Sagespreiie iein)
SoTientli6 meroen bieie ~slneaben ben Seiern 10
piel StoFf gum HadDoenfen iibsr Die 8irflid
felt in 9e5ug ali fatboltihe Iasespreiie III ben
Ser. Staaten geben, oaB lie ~rnieren @eoutfet iiber
cine title, beifeioene, ritbise aber itetige g n t..
nideIung bes 8orbanoenen, gerne Inter
itiieung eeben iperben als cine Inregung 5u
einem ganubaren, iideren Neae.
SIN Sntereiie Der fatboliIfen Hreiie lno Sbrer
Gntpidelung,
Ger Gbef-Ge6afteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

foitet. @nsIanb nimmt bas Medt fin
it'd IN Mniprud9. ben onbcrcn NatiDs
nen ibre duslanbiihe Tofitif an oiffies
rem. 90 biftierte es u,,s, lpie mir inns
betreff Der panama.8ano 1ebiibren
3l ner6nlten bdtten. &c iogtc uns,
mic mir es nit Der @entrafifdt baIten
ioIteu. &c in~fpisiert urfere tSanSelss
ififfe, perbietet uits Den Verianot bon
NabrunssmitteIu an Die giirser Der
ibnl feinblihcn SGnber--ein inbumas
neg 3erlaneen, rpeldes 5um erIten
Deal Die llnteritiibuus elmer Station
eefunben bat"
lIno Sas iaate elm Iann, Der cs
in Der nmerifaniiden Iolitif az boben
Iemtern unb @iirben eebraht bat.
aber feline Surdt feunt,--(g. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

,Oeutihlanb bebt ben BlodaSes
3ultanb nui falls Gn9lano lno
SranfreidJ Die grfldrun8 abseben, lid
n0rtlid] on Den 2onboner Vertra9
betrefi Gontrebanpe Irtifel 81 balten.
Die britiite 8egierln8 trnt befannts
lid, fir jcnes Sce9cieb elm Die Sppos
iition inn engliiten Parliament ienodl
mar sescn Sauftionicrnn9 Der Seflas
ration bon 2onbon. Wus England
nidt in Sriebens3eitcn gcncbm mar,
bnsu ipirb es iid getuib nid)t III
&~riegsSeiten nerIteben. Sic pentide
autfpprt filBt auf gutter Diplomatic.
seiat Tie ia Die Sereitpili8feit, filr
Den ShuB bes neutrnlen Sanoels bas
Wo9lid1lte 81 tburl, lpcnn Sertld)s
lambs Scirpe iid) DEM Serlan9cn Der
Ser. Staatcn fii9en ippllen Die
Gait Der @crantiportlifteit rubt lornit
auseniheinlid auf gnslano's s6uls
tern unb bieies bat Die 9pntroperie
peiter gu fiibren. gs iiebt aus, ais
oh Die Ser. Staaten our 3eit feinen
sdritt fpeiter ieicn ais supor, aber
9eutidlanb lam ebrlih ia9cn: @ir
limb ni6t perantiuortlih gu bulten.-
go Die Chicago Tribune" in eincm
9eitortitel am 4. Mor5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Ia6t Gmdy ,uarmem!

@erabe iest tperben in a~uffdaieer
Beiie 10rterbiiher, gnebelopaebies
@erfe, 1elteeidiHtsn, Geosrapbien,
ETC., ETC.. 81 Sfleuberpreiien DEM
Y,iblifum a~neeboten. s~lbeeieben BON
moraliIfen Stanbpunft, moebten mir
Die 3eisr tparren iif our 3eit fein G
iolde Werfe anSuihaffeu, tpie pers
lodenb and INNER Der 9reis ieir
mag. 9enn mad benz 8ries iperber
ale iene Berfe peraItert ieir
tros neueifem ginbdnb. giis bieiem
@rlinbe aid iuhen bic Nsenten iener
Berfc serabe iest gu irsenb cinem
Vreiie Der Bidder log 5u tperben
9abt gu1 eetuarnt ieinl-(g. r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Gmssmir- Geret ,anSit,irrt.

Sas bctanntc erscnics @eIes 8iss
c%oniin's lit babin ameubicrt poroerb
bab in 3utunft ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nidt
ncbr lid perionlid our ltnterIuduns
5n itelen ba6en. Gle unterifreiben
einfaf cine gei6einisuns. bab iie
niht nit elmer peneriiden 8ranfbeii
bebaftet finb. 9ieie iueniser braifiIde
unb peniser ebebinberlide @abnabm.
fonnen aud Sene unterihreiben. Die
nifts Don Staatss Yaternalismns uni
@nscnics iuiiien polen. SeiIcr III
beiicr!-(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Gin s&srs als Wabrmart.

Muesii6is Der fraiisn 8srifiebsns
belt Der Ssitanssbsri@te iibsr ben
8riss mag ii1 maufer S.Ser Sipei>
icInb fraseu: @o liest bic @abrbeit?
Sit tic bel Sranfreidr. Gnaldnc. HuBa
lnnN. obcr iii lie bel SeutihInnh unS
Scitcrrcid, Den beiecn 8eid]eu Der
Wliiic. al ildeng @an bate iiM
alH bieriu setrpit np bns altc spridls
mort: Sic @ahrbeit liesI ~Sanasiit iw
Der NRitts.--lg. w..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Gmelamh krnnt's.

Nun bat England lpieoer einmnl
Nnbere fir iif ms 6:uer seIdidt, i'm
Dem es bas arn%erifanii6e Sansclsidiff
nubmen lisb. Sierburd 1T es Sipar
nabmen lieB. Siebnrh lit es 5tpar
einem Yrdeebensfan aus Dem 8ese
seennsen, aber ipelfen llnteridieo
madt es, ipelder Seerdubcr Die ames
ritaniihcn Sntereiien 5ermnlmt +? -
fG. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

aisiidten iinh i'm Gugemeineu
simitis. ebenio ut 9ieiss Der Saa
in ben 0onousaanbsrr, in Snbien lnc
Mrge,tinien. Sn Staltn ipirb cine
ginfubr bon 10000. 900 guibel @eis
gen rOtbis fein. Sieraus biirfte Der
oemfenoe FARMER 6hliiNe 5ieben.-
rs. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

iabren bin, pcIhe bieier 8epublit aus
benz e~uropdiid)en 9onflift enteesens
ltarren. Sag ibre erfldrunsen nift
frr6tlos paren, benefit Die Sbatiade.
bab Der 9pngreb am 4. NdrS elm ses
mites @eies annnbnr, bns a~aerSin9s
cine IiBgeburt setporoen.--(G. N.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Gime art ,,aattiitarismus'
fr,saafdJt.

Gin miliidriider aebrsr ober Sns
itrufteur fir uniere itdbtiiGe S6ula
ju9enb pire nod nidts 10 iibles,
pie? a6rperlife llebnnsen i'm 8reien
nnb llntcrorcnunes, @eboriams nnb
YiinftIitfcits grlcrneu pilrbe nhierer
Su9enb feinespegs Ifaeen, IN
8egentbeill--(G. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Ahtnms, farmer

llebcr Die Santnusiid,tcr luirh
Solgcnpcs ans europe Gcmclbet:
Sioncs @cttcr in gnslann, 4rouircid,,
0eutiflano une Stalien bat Die slnss
iaat per5Osert. Sn RuBlano sab's
cine bid5Se Sdnssasde lmb Ge.rtibe'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Of hieres Galeembnmar nnrr nersmeifnme?

&dbrenb Der icaitr rmb rcidite S6eil 6ronheids bon reutideu Sruppen
bclcst ut, befoftgcn lid Ynriicr 3eitungen pe rSgaro", vWatn",
"1cnpS", rSomnuI", up, nit Den 6ri@ensbebinsun8en, bic 9eui6lanb
nM6 DEM arngc ~auge5punaeu" perben iollen. as gang beiunbere
SdppdBer tbmn it'd in Diier Se5iebun9 Der frubere Gfnrrer os IeuBeren
lRr. Sanetaug ub Scr. 8eorge Glcnenceau berpor-(@. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

Nmf abcr $4OOOOOOOO ncrbcn bic nmcrifnnhhcn straightforward fir
bic GaHerten mifGst. Cff5na weiB Die abminifratipn in @aibn9tpn bier
bon uihts. Gas anerifaniidc Sublhum erfubr bapon burf Die @erifte, in
beueu Th Die 9erreu &ekrnntcn 5erbalsen neil Tie Die gehe nft frnblid
tbcuen fonnten. &8elhe pieGGige Srpnie ?-(G. 81
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Gin emnaesseret, mehrr fifdJ mudJ fleif@.

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1ns 6rbetmniB DER ,ltentraiitat'

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Ger Gbef. Rebafteu +.
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Der 63. Gnnare6 all.

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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-19

walk is wide and that it leads up to
the level of the built-in corner porch
by means of wide concrete steps with
easy treads and risers.
The overhanging porch is supported
by one heavy column built up of rough
surface brick in a manner to convey a
distinctive characteristic effect. Also
the easement window which lights the
large living room is an interesting
feature.
The projection of the window box
answers a useful purpose inside of the
big living room by providing wide,
comfortable, well-lighted window seat,
pleasant place for lounging or read
ing.
In building such an extension win
dow to be occupied for reading or sew
ing in the winter time requires more
careful work than carpenters are in
the habit of giving to outside house
construction. A carpenter that will
fit building paper carefully around an
ordinary door or window would rather
tear off a corner of the paper when it
comes to a projection like this, sim
ply because the work is unusual and
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-19

| kitchen in summer time. 1t is also a
protection against storms in the win
ter.
Such small houses on farms are not
expensive to build and they make COM
Portable homes for owners of small
farms Such houses help out material
ly to solve the help problem on large
farms. You couldn't drive a married
man away from cottage like this. Not
if he has a family of small children.
The idea has been tried on a good
many large farms in the East and it
works all right.
1t is not necessary to use expensive
interior woodwork or finish, but the
shell of the house should be built with
sheathing and building paper carefully
put on to make the little house COM
Portable in winter. 1t is just as neces-
sary to keep out the heat as it is to
keep out the cold A furnace may be
left out for while after building, but
the big chimney is worth more than
it costs. 1t should be made feature
to talk about.
The increased selling value of the
farm on account of having such
beautiful cottage house on it is an
other business argument when it
comes to weighing the merits of real
farm equipment.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-19
Kept Away From Trouble.

An old colored man was given a
complimentary ticket for New York
theater. He took in the performance
from the gallery, dressed up in his
Sunday attire. He had not seen any
more than 80 minutes of the perform
ance when he emerged shaking his
head. Don't you like the perform
ance?" inquired the doorkeeper. mo,
sir; don't like them performances no
way you kin fix it, why, what's the
natter" Nothing much, 'cepting
white lady on the stage got talkin'
bout family affairs with the husband
of another lady, and 1 don't propose
to stay. My old master down in Vir-
ginia got shot plum to pieces for do
ing that sort of foolishness. There's
always trouble where that sort OF fool
ishness is going on, and Use judici-
GUS person, is. l don't want to be
shot In the leg by mistake, or be
brought up as a witness in the case
when 1t strikes the court"
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GOOD FOR EITHER
FARM OR VILLAGE
Plans for Cozy Cottage That Has
Been Designed for a
Dual Purpose.
HAS MANY EXCELLENT POINTS
Extreme of Comfort in Interior, With
Most Artistic Outside Appearance,
Has Been Achieved by the
Perfectly Drawn Plans of
the Architect.

A coy cottage for either farm OF
village is shown in the perspective and
detail drawings.
This design proves that farm cot
tage may be ornamental as well as
useful and it may contain most of the
so-called improvements. Pumping en-
gines are becoming so common on
farms that home waterworks simply
amount to supplying tank and the
necessary piping, together with a
small expenditure of money for a
kitchen sink and the necessary bath
| room fixtures. AS small sum as $500
will pay for the whole outfit if the
cheaper kinds of enamel ware are Sc
lected. The water pipe and fittings
cost the same in any case, except that
higher prices are sometimes paid for
small quantities.
Kerosene and gasoline engines have
been so much improved that pumping
water for house and barn use on the
farm is quite a pleasant job. The cost
of a house water tap is less than it
costs in the cities when figured &C.
cording to proper bookkeeping meth
DDS. The yearly cost is figured by
charging six per cent interest on the
investment and ten per cent for the de-
probation, but the plant is credited
with the labor of pumping by hand for
both the house and barn, so that bal
ance is always put to the credit of the
waterworks system.
The front of this beautiful little cot
tage is made attractive by the manner
in which it is designed to give it such
a comfortable, cozy appearance.
1t will be noticed that the concrete |
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-19

NHE traveller az sea is a COM
pick individual varying in taste
as we'll as In temperament. At
times he must be amused, at
annthar, tina anfarf inod and
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-19

no noise, thus not disturbing the other
games in progress.
On the larger vessels there is a.
gymnasium where all sorts of exer-
else may be taken by the passengers.
1t is under the direction of an athletic
| instructor, who will give advice as
to just what sort of exercise each
particular person should have-the
kind of apparatus to use for reducing
flesh and the kind to use for gaining
| it. In fact, there is an apparatus to
meet the case of every one on board.
| Swimming pools are to be found on
the newer steamers and even swim
ming instructors are provided. Ger
tain hours are set aside for ladies'
and children. At times swimming
exhibitions are given for the passen-
gers amusement.
Even Eating Is an Amusement.
Eating, too, may be classed as an
amusement on shipboard as it seems
to be continuous performance, for
apart from the regulation breakfast,
luncheon and dinner, beef broth and
'eho W iShCo al z Sci fCu Ou u6Ch DIT
II o'clock in the morning and lemon
ade, tea and cake at four in the after
noon. This is the usual order, but
should the passengers desire food or
drink between these hours, the stew
ards will serve them again.
Passengers who suffer from seasick-
ness, or even those who fear it, may
have their meals served on deck. The
average traveller eats about twice as
much on board big liner as he does
at home, and does it in many instances
to kill time.
Amusements on ships of different
nationalities vary to suit the taste
of the passengers. On Spanish ships
dancing is the leading amusement,
and as the style of dancing requires
a very small space, it's entire passen-
ger list is easily accommodated.
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! of 4S hours, and is alive and strug-
| CLING, the entire end of the shell (en-
closing the head and neck should be
removed
| Don't leave goslings in the nest
long after they are Matched. They
| get restless and so does the hen They
| begin to shift about. If the nest is
| some distance from the floor they are
liable to fall out and get killed.
Then, besides, the hen is very apt to
crush the little things to death if she
happens to change her position. There
fore the safe plan is to warm fan
mel cloth, line basket or box with it,
put the goslings in as soon as they
are dry, and place behind the stove
or wherever they will be comfortable.
Do not cover too closely. lest they
smother.
Our geese usually begin laying in
February We never save the first
eggs laid, because the weather is al
ways SO cold that they are sure to
have been chilled in the nest. Be-
side, we do not think it wise to set
goose eggs too early in the season. If
they hatch before grass comes sub
stitute must be provided. They must
have something green.
Geese should never be picked in the
winter or during the laying season.
They cannot make eggs and grow
feathers at the same time, and eggs
are more valuable than feathers, al
though the latter bring from As to rs
cents a pound, according to color and
quality.
Goose eggs for Matching sometimes
sell for so cents each. We have none
for sale. Stock geese at this time of
year cost from 81 to SIS per pair. Ex-
ira fine birds cannot often be had even
at these prices.
There are several different kinds of
geese in this country, all of which
have one or more good qualities. Even
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! the old gray and white variety, which
are no larger than a Pekin duck,
have their good qualities.
They are good layers and are easy
to pick. All the large geese are diff
icult to pick.
However, it pays to keep the i'm
proved varieties of geese. The small
est and most beautiful of the goose
family is the China.
The Brown China and the White
China geese are exactly alike, except
in color. They are excellent layers
and their feathers are of the very
finest quality.
The African is larger though less
popular on account Of the peculiar for
nation of the head. Some markets
refuse to handle the African geese.
The Embden is the largest white
goose. They are the same size as the
Toulouse. Both are very popular in
this part of the country.
When fully matured pair Of either
Of these geese weigh 40 or As pounds.
They have been known to go even
higher than this.
We are keeping the Toulouse at
present, after having tried several
others and 1t last deciding to raise
only the Toulouse. They are gray,
white and brown, but are usually
called gray.
They do not lay as many eggs AZ
some geese, but they have other quail
tiles that more than outweigh the
fault.
They make less noise than other
geese the eoslings are stronger than
the Embden, and they require only
water enough to drink. They are
known In some sections rs dry-land
geese.
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requires little ingenuity to make the
turns and spices. But the desired re-
suits are well worth a little extra care
and time to piece out the building pa
per to make It cover all corners and
openings left between the sheathing
boards
An extra hours work spent in this
way will be worth dollars every win
ter SO long as the house stands.
The general manner Of building pro-
yides an extension to the main build
ing which runs back about eighteen
feet 70 make room for kitchen, pantry
and back vsranda. The bathroom also
takes up some space In the extension.
A cellar stair goes Gown from the
kitchen and has . landing with steps