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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
The Daily Story
A Mothers Mistake-By Margaret O. Devereaux

cause at once.
Il don't know" replied Tom. "sha
simply warned me. Then she kissed
me goodby and sent me of"
And did you not kiss her GOODBYE
asked the girl
How could I, loaded as I ann"
81 see" said Annie. You cant kiss
any one. II there is any kissing he
tween you and girl she must do :,
all"
Certainly said Tom.
But you might set down q part Of
your load If you won't let me carry it,
What can I set down? II I release
the turkey he will not come back ~
me; If the calf he win scamper back
to the farm. As for the eggs, I mpst
use one hand or the other to remove
them from my head. and l have shown
you that is impossible without losing
either the turkey or tho calf"
II might take the eggs or your head
and set them on the ground. Thar
would not be carrying them FOR YOU
THAT would not help matters.
would still have my hands full"
y see. You can't kiss any one. II
you are kissed one must kiss Won
Your mother has arranged that she ia
the only one to kiss you"
How is that?"
at would not be modest for a girl
TO kiss you"
Tom stood still IN order that he
might do some thinking. Something
was denied him. Had he been at lib.
erty to take It he would not have
thought OF doing so. But now that he
was prevented he pinned for It. Annie
stood before him. looking up into his
eyes with hers, and her red lips were
very tantaIzing. The longer he thought
the nearer she drew to him. Present
" her lips we're SO close to his that ne
bent his head and kissed her. Down
came the basket Of eggs md every one
was broken. Tom let go the calf and
the turkey to catch it. and the calf ran
back TO the farm. while the turkey
scurried off into the woods
There" said Tom. "See what you
have doner"
= have done! have done nothing
I offered to carry a part Of your load.
and you would not let me do so. You
attempted 10 take a kiss without my
consent It seems to me that you are
alone to blame"
Later Tom appeared at home with
out any OF his load. but with Annis
Pixley. When his mother asked him
what Il all meant he said.
Dear mother. you made a terrible
mistake. You filed my hands and put
a burden on my head so that I could
kiss no one. The girl was so modest
that she would not kiss me, so was
obliged TO kiss her. 7 dropped the
eggs. and to catch them I let so the
turkey and the calf"
~ see" said his motheE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

Farmer Perks called his son Thomas
TO him one bright spring morning and
said to him. Thomas. wish you to
go to town and sell the calf" Thomas
got himself ready 20 go to town. put
ting on his store clothes and brushing
himself up so that he looked very we'll
he was a handsome youth, and his
mother dreaded that some girl on the
way might fancy him and get away
with him. It occurred to her to SO
handicap him that he would be in no
condition to respond TO such advances
So she said to him:
Tom, dear, since yon are going TO
the city to sell the calf 1 think you had
better take some other farm produce"
Tom expressed a willingness TO do
as his mother said. and when he had
taken the calf from the barn he led it
BY the rope about its neck 10 the
house. where she was waiting for him
She gave him q basSetfui OF eggs and
a live turkey Since he must use one
hand 10 lead the calf and could not
carry the turkey and the eggs in the
other his mother made sort OF tuFban
OF a towel for his head and balanced
the basket OF eggs on it Then she
placed the turkey under the arm not
in use for leading the calf.
Mother" said Tom, Il fear that il
stumble the eggs VIII fall ana be
broken"
The distance TO the city is short,
was the reply. You may walk slowly
and carefully and yet reach the mar
ket IN half an hour. And, Tom" she
added. If a girl offers to relieve you
OF n part OF your burden refuse her"
Tom. who was a very obliging youth,
suffered his mother 20 kiss him good
By. FOR he could not kiss her loaded
rs be was, and set forth on his jour
ney. The calf did not lead easily, and
the turkey tried 10 get away, so that
between the two difficulties he was in
constant dread lest he drop the eggs.
He had made but half the journey
when Annie Pixley came out of n wood
and. seeing Tom trying to balance the
eggs on his head while ham pered by
the calf and the turkey. began TO laugh
at him. Annie was just fifteen years
old. very attractive age with girls.
and had a 1.-THE figure that showed to
advantage in her scant costume. More
over. her eyes were full of mischief,
and her lips were rosy red Tom
cast a reproschful glance at her, where
upon her heart softened TO him, and
she said:
Poor fellow! You are surely having
a hard time or 1t with so much TO at
tend 70. Let me carry some portion Of
your burden
Tom remembered his mothers warn
Ing and declined the ofTer. telling An
ME the reason for his refusal
And why did your mother do thRt?'
asked Annie. who jumped at the true
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

q las besz sstlnatsd thst abou;
oa--f8urth O. ths biisf r. state in-
sfltatioas are biird - a rssait % a.
easily prrFrutabls Inflammation %
Ess sTes uhich appears shortly after
dirth
Every newborn baby sholid have
ere rTss earcsaiiy washed oat ty the
aart- or Goefgr fGmcdlatsiT after
b.rta. Tals nay te done ulth any
staple. G1n-irFifatinE aatissptic. Ike
boric acid t1iztion. II some states u
Gal legally prescribed that az anusep-
csc shall br dropped into ths eyes. and
t1- 1ar moss COMMONLY advised ia q
srF crar sqigfion % sltseE nitrate
a drop .l each eyc. This is an almost
eestsia preventative % ths serious eye
.arsmmafi1a kaown a. ophthaimia
e~oras1Tlr4. the Infectious irfarrraa-
ta1 which has tsrmiaatcd in partial
rr eaup.rte hllnfa-sa in 90 mnuy
cases.
Hlindnsss frou Sore Eyes-
ANY tendency toward Inflammation
p. ere eyes % very yolEE tnfaufa is
seri1Es ard sh11fI have FEF irlmrdi-
srr atfrEfioe of a competent physician
gr eYe srseiattst vale the baby
EsY have a staple coai1nrtiriiia OF
llsammssi8a OF tsr tils which uiil
Frspoa1 promptly f1 mild remedies
HE= t8Fir se.t s7tgfI1r. farrr ts 900
frr1urrfiV tH~ chance chat fria ir-
raausu1n may prove OF fErri1r. iu-
tsefiees nature and g. on tn a de-
rl1ratf- d-sf~urft1r % tkF siEht
FrsF-etabis biietsrss is a terrible
ft1aFtf FarrHts raraot b. zoo par
aeafsr f1 s-e chat ttr Doctor or uarse
CO.'S Ets ar her duty tr performing
enc fr5rfHE ma1slVrr. o. takes hgf o.
saerEf. csEaoF possibly 60 arF barn
end E.tes almgs' rrrtrrf assurance %
rr-~Easr fr1a iHfrrfirg
pr1Frrss.rr bfs.rE boards generally
saauIr ere traas ready tn use. since
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

ss-r1Ea wussr sz4isE 80 Szy
tEreaEa q E1rgs9-sazisrs h-rrow-
easstfssee 90 ues aaG raiis tooS
place eeeaase ~ t-9iFissai aaTFgss o.
eci1rlrs rar5er ss. uifh rss1isiaE tn
crease tr e.sfsfrear-s-cF-Ea eeaFErs
aae r-satre ta rafI.rE STOCK asf rails.
szs fa searEfsF a.f es ral seis aae
4s.sFs.
Al lsrrsslrst.aa 1T ta- gza,ir asaita
service eas FsFsatrF soa-st1lrE re-
rart.sF tss s-sEre~-rt u.aEeifaFs. %
..- sarlzrf rFsalt.rE from ere est
s..alrrrr eansafEa EuFaf1-are r~r-
aeef ~rgarf-f saErs ~ rrrr 5000
.a --essrs s1 5rr- ssflssal ezaal backs
zz reported aG average szrseE ~ ta
per serssa es ra4zE trees cree great
30 sftsrrfErs ere reported o. rssarr'
f rrasrs ssrsfsesla- uas
WIDELY -ra--sse.t srt fraea ffr replies
received Co. sesears fsas s- average "a
5-eflrars ef f4G esesf per acre Oh
ss.4frrst eErsrat-sf.1s trazsEt sc go
f.aaf-f SAVES ~ a. erets pc acre
-rrs-H ~ rr1 eeF cert ssr rrss year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
William brady.n.D.
inflammation Of Eyes Of Babies

the oatat costs n very small sum and
unquestlonAbiy saves the community
= great deal OF money by preventing
blindness
In cleansing n bsby's eyes use soft
pledrs,n % cotton or muslin wet with
horfe acid solution. and wipe away the
s.eresiona toward the outer corners.
Never put tea leaves. milk. raNseef
or ANYTHING % that character IN or on
a baby's eycs SO delicate a structure
requires the Eeatiss; care. Never al
low VERY bright sunlight or artificial
light 20 fail directly upon haoys
eyes
Questions and Answers.
Plat root u there any cure for
rat f8ots I have q. aud wear steel
arch supports. but I ssRer with pain
in hips. knees. back and calves most
% the time.
Reply
A steel arch viii never cure. NO
form % support alone viii cure II
v8ur Doctor is not IN a position TO
treat you. be might refer you 20 a
good nrthupctifr surgeon. Beware 81
nrrdesrript foot specialists aud
arch deuda Ia general
wanted. Information. Can baby
afflicted with Titles from childbirth be
cured inquiries n reader
Reply
This o. new one VIII some one
EladIy euiEhteu ua about it1
Useless. nurdcnsone knowledge;
aHHH HrsH q HH
names % the hahy's FIRST teeth. and
their order % eruption.
Reply.
Thts g. q detail We have never taken
the trouble 90 learn By heart What
earthly uso could 20 be. We wonder
We should consider % more important
90 know how early the baby wiEgles
DTS earE and kicks his pa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
Sidelights on the European War

I on Memel seemed TO have been In
/ spired by no tactical reasons. for they
! did not sink the ships in the handbook
ed harbor. nor forufy themselves Ger
manys threat that Russian towns
would be destroyed if they continued 10
burn down German villages is believed
to have restrained them from destroy
ing Nemel
Instead they cleaned out virtually
every deicatesseu store, every provi-
sion market and every wine and liquor
establishment in Memel Individual
soldiers. proving about. entered the
homes OF inhabitants and added 70
their fear by their depredaLons and
their threats.
On Sunday the German reinforce
ments began 10 arrive, and the Rus
SLAMS began to leave a few hours
later q trail of dead bodies from the
center of the little city TO AltHof-or
its remnants-tOld the story Of the de-
parture When the last Russian had
gone and the inhabitants ventured out
of their homes, III corpses were pick
ed up and piled together preparatory
10 burial in a common grave.
One of the first TO reach the scene
was Ober-President Won Batocd of the
province of East Prussia. and he be
gan at once to sift out the truth from
the mass OF rumor and hearsay re-
garding the invasion. Shortly he de-
termiued that between 500 and 500 per
sons in the Memel part of the province
had been carried off TO Russia. that J.
civilians had been killed. that one
woman took poison when she was at
tackled by a Russian soldier. and thar
another died from such an attack. that
the second mayor of the city had been
dangerously and perhaps fatally
wounded by a bayonet stab in the aD-
domen. and that 16 German soldiers
had been killed in dispeliing the Rus
slams
The Associated Press correspondent
was able to retrace the route taken by
the Russians as they advanced on
Mcneil from the nearby border. 70 the
north and 70 the east, and 10 see
panorama of desolstfon such as now
IS common in East Prussia. and no
where else in Europe. Belgium Is
sheli-riddIed East Prussia is ournea
down and devastated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
ExTEzpltNATINc ANIMAL.
PESTS

There ts ee longer any teVs.fF Oh csc
ststsrasrs ma Gsaifa ft auretfsss
eenmoGitv ts would reqairr tffls Of
fort % tastaaee eumeFegs tre st
cases in wgieh tAs tastitatise sf hF-
steele nasssures tHragah BusuG e.
saefss sas resulted ta a ceuservas.ee
~ hansa NE tmportast ts uss.f srf
eas % al proportion. ta tts beasEet-ss
consequences. Co fss excer.f fgre ae
sfrsrt er Eaosey faeateeG. Asi,ts rfsa
me et4asfe fllastFatiaa % what has
bssa secon olisasf o. ths rsnaasa CO
aaf soas. o. ths eradication ~ buso-
as pisEas from tas efttes ca eur Pa
eisa sesst The tsfsetisa o. Css rae -
ne searcs Of ne disease ss lg g. esez-
man2eases4 60 nsaa.=was carried CO. tas
sreasd sautrrsis % Caifferufs. Nffsr
ne rseoxnishen % thfs sfdst sssEsr.
ne rnfsssl states pusiic hssfss ssr-
vice eaase4 q reiaeftea ta gss saaz-
ssr az sasse aaisssfs. ~ taat state sssf-
nsesf o. % per eset fruas Islg 1913.
% Nov.eaeer. t9tA The fesfsurtf1n
sf tns safnsis favofvsd a. srsa ~
ssrsffs serss. wsfch tncfusiss sso5s
sooo nzff-s ef raiiresf rixaf es wag
ks result. says enc Jaurrst 81 tss
An~rtrsn tf@ifesf Association. bf-
srnfr pfssnus Aas b--u srtilesss.t
srurn tee state ~ Cslifersis Ths se-
s>ractiea % saisasi pests sss isettsss-
sftv resulted IN ierEs sccaoc11e st-
vsnesx.. TIE DESTROYED xreune sqsfr-
rsfs caused Ersst losses each Tser
Grevfax erees have been eater o. g.
seruged narsery steeE sas Beer GsEe-
szsGs sns burrows sssts tsts ths bsa a.
er frrfxsElen dftehes ant esssl bants
have rss1itesf be fscls VIA sftsn.fisx
DISASTERS and aaaaeiaf boss. TrsqTses
% railroad trsre have
scr,srr-ss tsreaxt esve-fas ssd wash
outs nat have hs9 thefT sextsz4zE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
coNTRot oF - sUPPLY

r1sssrre sfrse tss sersaf rr1E AEseF-
fssa exporters af wsraE tsesssr 81 ere
s-t.es 81 ere Csssftss EsvFFE@sss Eel
eastaE aa saaaaFss ge3a Gel TIE
esssfs~ a9FsruEsrt tss HF5siatrFf
.e- erers ar wEssF tr.F ere tE.Fet
States r7srset f1F rsrelF t1sFstse e1s-
sEEaf.ar. N@ertrsa savers wf1 Rave
placed 1rEsrs rss mtIisaes ~ Egsfsts
81 wesss ffers ere Caes+fss s9rtfasss
ss pc egrortef 90 Eufocs sgsfFstq
faueE tseess selves wtssees sgersT Es-
slsessaees f-ees cs-sfa are o. ere e.
rect ssas ere sefi1a % ere Csrafiaa
r1Tsrarsrs vas sFEss CO ere tsstaaes
&c tss issrsrtsf ErreTr@sss % Great
t~fssfs No Fsrs Desires % e1assFse
every os-es 90 whFss fa sss uo-aisi5u
rTr fsFrrr eaasEesbffsr ts EaEtaaf
rer rrs4ts Ess Seen 60 cst % som~
ve-r sgsssr-stst prarss we3rk ths A.
tsesse seseesrf exporters led expect
&c 90 esrsvs srcu sas sale % tks.r
pretEct 90 Frusrs sra EsEisss-
tF fs rrsftv generally sErsef Fsss
Grefr HrtEats e11srats sfg csc sVefiatls
sEeertsn.s tsss ssrptss ia tas world.
wtse ter eessfsfr eEesesl1a g mas %
ArEsst1ss. srf tss bette e tkst che
tss easfrarfsf fsF practically sit fsss
ts resassssE sss1'f 60 ostsT HsFi9rs
% AS ssssss's ssraiT. 90 tts Fsassn-
l~E s-eeEs 81 60 erue waesE ta fhs
re1-st ssssss. vfsrets ssse5r. e = &C.
knewtssEsf ga r. e tts'r ftsF Ers
practically err ss'f -s BRITISH tlvsrs.
sss. is ssrs. tssrs ts cs-s.EssEtts tsaht
ss 60 Asssrsrss sellers setsE sb1s %
fsiftss az ftsT have ecrtrarsef fa-.
arf sfs assefa1 ts freely suppressed
tess tes tfsT ss'fssrT wffi exceed shs
reecrf 20 Sc rrsrsss 80 Fss. 3 -
ss-s Fae crst1- srrfrra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

Remel, East Prussia, Correspond
ence of the Associated Press For
seven months and half the war had
been little more than a rumor for the
inhabitants of the little city Of MemeI
tucked away In northernmOst East
Prussia on the Baltic. Beyond the
mobilization of 600 of the "landsturm
20 take the place of the regular troops
things had gone on much the same as
usual
Then. suddenly, on the 18th Of March
there came the report that the Cos
sacks were coming from the north and
the east. and Memel began 10 get its
first direct impression of the gigantic
conflict In the days that followed il
was 10 get other and more terrible i'm
pressions.
While officials frantically appealed
for help from the military authorities,
the little band of landsturm slowly fell
back from one defensive position to
another before the oncoming Russians,
made one final but ineffective stand at
the outlying village OF Althof, and on
Thursday night. March is, were forced
20 let the Russians enter.
Burning and pillaging as they went.
the Russian troops swept into Memel.
AS terrified villagers gazed from their
windows. the soldiers marched through
Nemel's main street. smashing in the
store windows. stopping only long
enough 20 help themselves TO tobacco.
liquor and food.
Mcneil, however. had had q hours
notice and had utilized the time for
partial fight. Terrified villagers from
the outlying districts had come painting
into town with = 'ries of dwellings
looted and burned. relatives and
friends seized and borne of TO Rus
STA by Russian civilians following the
wake OF the soldiers, and OF atrocities
too terrible to mention.
Eight thousand of the towns popula-
ton. thanks TO one final stand OF the
landsturm at the KarIsbrueche with
machine gun, succeeded in getting out
of Mcneil. with a few belongings, and
onto the long strip OF sand dune known
as the 'Kurische Nehrung" that runs
in a curving direction southwark to-
ward Koenigsberg.
Few OF the fugitives had had time
to bring any food. and on the narrow
strip of sand there was nothing on
which they could subsist The bitter
winter weather that had made the
flight so terrible. however. proved to
he their salvation. for it froze the shell
tered water between the sand and the
mainland so that supplies could be
sledged across in sufflcien quantity to
keep soul and body together
~ Tho
those they had left behind
suffering terribly in the bitter weather.
the fugitives waited. hoping desperate
~ that the achievements for which
they had appealed so earnestly had ar
rived to drive the Russians out. There
they remained week. or for four days
after the invaders had been expelled
with great losses.
For three days the Russian troops
camped about the town. Their swoop
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

Tor springs. aHd these Watering places
or fountains are the scene % much 500
liability Hlther come all the youths
and maidens % the village 90 ioiter.
. There 90 coauettluE and counting about
. Che fauutaln and home gatherings 90
I th~ evenings Marriages spring from
mutual attraction and choice. rather
than che arrangement % families. as
90 ere Armenian and Turkish ALT
anrrF
There are huF'duE bees and quilt
lGE bees wherc che young people meet.
bat the most popular form 90 social
Fgterfair4rut o. the sedanka. Here
assemble the young men and women %
che village and adjoining farms.
srDaprI. about an open IRE. singing
solos and choruses. The Bulgarian
folk dances are danced iu a row or cir
Gle. che leader generally waving a
hrieht handkerchief and turning and
twisting about his line o. followers. like
mId game % 'suap the whip IL
suEFesfs health and Astounding spirits
and good fellowship. without the SEN
susiify that 90 often marks the Orieu-
"a darec.
-oeeaEi8uaiiy the seianila ends iu a
dramatic fashion some bFawuy fellow
who has been counting his Darka as
a5tuouaiv will seize her ln his arms
and carry her 90 his home. The next
day thiE marriage by capture Is given
LEGAL and religious sanction By the
blessing 90 thr Orthodox priest. once
asked LaraLuka what would happen a
tuo men wanted the same Eiri She
replied simply The stronger would
set her
TAf Bulgarian Eiria are bright and
make raEer use of educational advRn-
taErE. AiiEE jenkins SAYS The college
trained HuiEar mnidcuE become verita-
bir cTutcra OF progress in the towns
and villages throughout their country.
iustlii.nE the hunger for knowledge
that. Ga turn. g. % lead Bulgaria % a
great future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
The Mystery Of Death.

tClio. Mich. Messenger.
Here are a few Of the things that
have rendered the editor Of the Month
Is Bulletin % Vital Statistics q little
diversion from the dry routine Of his
duties. They were found On reports OF
causes 81 death sent 20 his Office.
Went 90 bed feeling well but woke
up dead " DO not know cause Of death
but patient fully recovered from last
Illness "a mother died IN infancy. "
Died suddenly. nothing serious; "
Kicked by horse shod on left kidney, "
Don't know. died without the aid of a
physician. Deceased died from blood
poison. caused 10y broken ankle. which
Is remarkable. as his automobile struck
him between the lamp and the radia-
tor" BLOW on head with ak. Con
tributory cause. another mans wife"
1T is an one long. lovely mystery. %
saws a Chicago Eirl in explaining how
she won the man who Is 10 be her
husband There will be many inter
ested In knowing the solution. And
there are those who have been through
the mill who maintain there isn't any
mystery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

THAT was not a German decoration
that Chic. Miller received II was
Swedish, II was conferred by q Lar
SON
FIT were possible 20 induce Colonel
Roosevelt 20 break away from SYRIA
cuse and Join Doc Dernburg on his
Journey Americans would have real
cause for rejoicing
BASEBALL IN Quincy" headlines
the whig. We knew there was base
ball somewhere in the circuit. Thanks
for the clew-Peoria Transcript
JUSTICE OF the peace at Evanston.
Ill. declares that kissing on the
streets OF that city In daylight must
cease II you have ever been in Evans
ton. observes Hector. YOU viii wonder
that there should be provocation for
kissing IN that city even under the COW
cr % darkness.
II
Say, YOU fellows that clamor for war
And banker with burning zeal
To smear the earth with an enemy
gore
Let up on your militant spiel
And picture yourself in a Granny
trench.
With dead men scattered around,
Where slime and the blood OF your
brothers drencA
Each inch OF the oozy ground.
Picture yourself wearing sightless
eyes.
or minus a leg or two.
or rottinE away under foreign skies.
with your carcass shot through and
through.
Picture the girl that YOU leave behind
To wait through the endless days.
The stress and strain Of the mothers
mind
Who trembles and waits - and
prays,
For the Elamour's gone from the game
OF war.
It's hatchery by machine,
And the battlefield Is an abattoir
Where the butchers not even SEEM
II. picturing this. your militant spiel
Is more than a noisy bluf
on goes my hat 20 your patriot
zeal
Young man. you're the true-blue
W. Kee Maxwell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
EDUCATIONAL NOTES

milwaukee has Installed Is o. the
lnrsi type % pool or billiard tables in
its pubie school buildings.
The school savings hank OF public
school No. - % Borough OF Queens.
New York city. has had $500 de-
positsd Do Dc IN the three years % its
cxisfencr. More than half Of this
amount o. stiil on deposit either with
the school bank OF with State saw
inEs bank.
Ia every one % the q grammar
sehools % Portland. Ore. there Is a
Parent Teacher association. Men
a. weii a. women are members OF
these associations. and three have
business men a. presidents. School
excursions form an important feature
q the work. Brick yards. lumber
yards. and chair factories are visited
By the pupils. A committee Of Is
men have special charge OF this work.
one - whom accompanies the children
OF every trip.
Getting out among the fathers and
mothers % the atate.ss the method pur-
sued BY Professor u. r. Haworth OF
the East Tennessee State Normal
school. for arogsinE interest in educa-
tioa- Professor Hhworth and hts party
recently completed a campaign dur
inE which they drove s7s miles through
.iEhi counties: talked 20 Fl 400 peo-
pi" In 40 rallies: sicp; In barns or In
The school wagon. frequently far from
the main road. The educational cam
paignsrs had with them n male quar-
;-i. n sirins band aud three piece. o,
apparatus OF practical
faine-a milk tester. n farm gate. and
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system
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