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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-28
SMIaMo.

llniere Yrotelhaote IN 8e5ug auf
oie gingriffe in url5err 9anoel nit
neutralen Me1bten nno anoere lie
berariffe lit iebt enolid na6 eng
lano geldidt iporoen nno 5tpar nut
einem beion0eren 8oten. Sic miro
r6dfte @ohe bon unierm 8ot5doftcs
IN 2on0on Der e1gIil1e,l Megierlunq
iibergeben neroen. Gie geote lit ie5e
lang, entbdlt ungef1br 10000 gSor=
tie utto lon ieoen Bnnft. Der III Die
ier slngelgenbeit lpi1tig lit, oefcn.
Die 0ote batte ldngft abseididt iper+s
cen iollen.
Der 6eutfbe got(hafter Wraf
gernitorff bat nnierer Negierlng
offi5iel nlitgeteilt, ouB Der in Ser
lep Gitp berbaftete Nobert San,
Der bebaitptet, bon Der beutihen Mc-
gieritng beauftragt gu ieill, 9dafse,
ole pom bier Munition 1ad gHro-
pa bringett 5u aeritoren ODER ibrc
6ubrt 5I perbinoerfl, ipeoer nit Der
oertlden @ebeintpoIi5ei nod nit Der
oeuti6en Hegierung in irgeno einer
gerbinoung itebe. Gesgleiden CT
flart Baron Maunlln bonn MusD1rti-
gen slnlt in Berlin, oaB Dos slnsmGr-
tige Int feinen @ebeitnoienlt unter=
balte uno oaB er oie sluslagett sSap's
be5ueifle. Gin Sffiaier piiroe J. 8.
itets oas Negilnent, in Dem ct ltebe
uno nidt oas sIrmeeforps, al Dem
er gebore. angeben. genn oie 3lt.
geborigfeit gu Dem slrlneeforps
tonne ia ieoen Nngenblid aufboreil.
ltebrigens iperoe ct Die Gade al1ter-
iliben. g4ir iino BON Mnfollg nll
iiberseugt getpeieI bob ole Webaup-
tllngen Sous, er bonole I'M sisti-
TRACE Der oeutihen Megieru1g er=
leaeH ieien ano bnben olb Itets lIci-
ne Mnsube, er lei oeiltlder Dffi5ier.
be5iueifelt. Die 4un0es -@rarinatrD
miro n1dfte Nohe NIT ser Inter.
indnng Der MnseIgenbeit begislnen.
5Iottennlinifter DunieIs bat bcil
gaa eines rieiigen 3mei-0 -0ederzQ zQiiii-
ihiffes fir Die Glotte anaeoronet.
Sn Eeaboop, 0aaii., lift oie Sc.
nleinoelhnle Der ct. Sobns STRIDE
abgebranitt. 600 M66den iino 2rlae
ben tparen in Dem oreiitofigen &C.
b1uoe anipeieito uno man fiirhtct,
oaB nlinoeitens oreiBig BON ibueu
iiin's 2eben gefomnen iiflo. Die 10
liaei idast Der 8erluit an Menihat-
leben iogor alif fiinf5ig ab. Niclc
irairoen perlett Dus 6euer entitano
i'm u8aiement4 uno Jon ourd Die
grpIoiion zines GonpffeiieIs an oehi
Sei5nngsapparat entitanocn iein
Die Mdnber, Die oen SO. 81. Il
e. 3ug IN Sflabomn iiberfalIen bn.
ben. iino porIaufig ibren Werfolgern
Gs lit ben 5nblreiAell
NofIen, Die bitlter ibnen Der Dorrl,,
i1id)t m0glih eetpein, ilc eiis3ufan.
gen ooer ibre Spuren in beftimnl.
ter &i6tlug 5u perfolgen llno lie
iiilo itad ergebnislolenl @enniben
5uriidgetebrt. Daan glallbt, i1aB
nrei BON Sen 8anoiten iid) nah
Seras setpanot baben. SffiaieII miro
nohmals erfIdrt, boB Die 8eilte Der
sfduber nir eerina getpeien iei. Son
anoerer Seite miro ieooh beballptei,
ooB iie mehrere tnilleno Dollars
erbeutet bdttelt nno monhe 9ebal.iI-
tt,ngen tpiIfen foear bon $60.0GG
su er5dblen, Die ibnen It, sic Sdn-
DC eefallen lein iollen.
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Aus WRerlfo.

@ouberiieur DfnDtorend, Ger
oieler Snge in Gbicngo mar, miro lih
niht ipieoer Billa anlblieBen. 9luh
General Selipe Mngeles ioa iid) in
abtrlider @eiie ausgeiporden baben.
8ie in imierm 5tnats- ilro
8riegs Departemerlt erfldrt miro,
iper6en Mailta- -gruppen, Ole g(gna
Hrieta angreifen ipolltet uno 81 BEN,
3iped anf amerifaniihes @elnet
iibertretem tuiir6en, tpie Rduber be.
banoelt, bon unlern 9rrppen gefan-
gen genolnmen iino i'm Sulle fie iid
tpioerfesen follten, ,lieoergeihoile1.
iperoen. General sSiiniton bot ipeit-
gebenoitc @oamahf, alles 5it tltn,
Inn oerartige @ren3perlesungen 5is
nerbinoer1l.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-28

Serr mar ems, 5ipei bel nns ori1.
Grit ais er neben mir auf Der 8anf
iaB, fab idt baB er Elm lebr alterSerr
mar; aber ltann1ig, u11terlebt, lln=
oertpiiltlid jung tpie Elm otter Giro
Ter.
n@eltern, er5abIt Der alte 9berjt.
bat elmer mid 9err 2ertrant ee-
nanttt. Sa, Elm alter 9auer, IN
sss1ttsbrnd. sluf einrnaI bdlt er mid
an utto iaat: @riiB @ottl So, no.
Der fennen mir uas be1ln2 9ber,
id neroe 6ob ben Serrn 9eutttant
D. g. nod fennen id) mar bod,
ariessfreilpilliger in Sbreln 3ug, arl
5tlflerioh I'M Sabre 1861"
SatDoI, 1866; oieler ielbe aIte
Oberft bat oas als gang ilnger 9elt-
nant por eirlern balben Sabrbnnoert
i6on segen Die sSSfaliener eef0nlpft
uno itebt INNER nod NIT 5lpei feitptl
giroler SiiBen auf Der @eintateroe
lt10 er5dbltz tpdbrelto er cine 3iga-
rette raudt, ipie 6as 0alrIs mar lruo
tpie er aIs erfter oen italienil6en
8ooen betrat uilb Yor1rlio beiehte
uno pie oas italieiriihe 8ataillon
Dor leinen ied3ig Manoeln babonlief
lttto ipie oer iuttee 2eutnant, Der
alte Oberit, ben tp1ll6en @ennei1l-
oerGten ben Hepolber urter bic geaie
belt uno 2ebensntittel reqnirierte,
'ifno ipie aliF Dem Mtarftplab bon
9ortrtio cine nIte 6rau pIoblidJ gu
peiren begotnn 1in6 ihrie, iie fei ia
nod irnmer cine quite 9eiterrei1erii,,
|uno iparum 6enn Der 4niier Dor iie-
bet Sabren leine ihone 2ontbnrbai
tergegeben babe
9tIte, alte @elhihten. 9(ber Dem
I,0berit lit oas alles inibt alt; ilno iebt
gebt ct auf's Hlateau bon 2abarone.
Die Stanoidiisen irtlpi5ieren uno
miro auf Die iteiIiten gerge frarein
uttS ttnlietijdR 8rntaten auf lih
sufliesen ieben; lit uiht alles iuie se-
,tertt2
Mtr fonllaen an Der Ober1t paft
ieiren SGbel nod ipie neu, aber
am @riff iiebt man eif,el1 S6liitt
BON elmer tiirfilhen Commissioner
flinge, bon ammo 1873, als Ser Oberit
in 8osnien fampfte fabt BEN Sd,
bel, ipringt tDie Elm iltnger 8nrIh
aus Dem Mufo, gebt. DER etpiee 81.
roller, init leiiler Cigarette auf Die
iteiliten 8erge, in's @rai,atfeuer, ge=
gen Die @dllhen fampfen. sd glar-
be, er iddmte lidh BLOB. es ltns 5ll
iasen, aber er niiB idon i'm SaEre
1909 rnitgefanpft baben; mare cr
nidt gar 70 alt, fonnte er nidt gar
10 jung iein
llno iie pollen oieles siroI er.
rberul
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Vereinigung der deut(hen und
bulgari(Nen beere vollzogell,
pirct crcbcrt.
Der 6u(aMide 4aen l)ana Don Den Rulen 6Om6ar0iert
GburdiIp$ Riidtritt an9eblid) bevurItebend.

marid) rniliidrr Sulppea oard ibr
Gebiet erIanbe. 0imiitrieip lit Der
Gerrater, Der ben 1iirirem sIlegan-
Der bon 8nlsarien gefangen nabm.
Gr salt itets fir einen srOFen Stra-
tesen, biz oiefer Selb5ils, ben Ct iu
rnfiiifen Sienlten rtitmad)te, ieinen
gsimbms serit0rte. 9immanien spira
Ed BON linn ldiuerlidt 81 3itmmbci-
ten berleitem laiIen.
Cine Depelde aus Berlin fagt,
8ranb 8bitlof, unier @eIanoter in
9riiiiel, erfIare, ste engiilhe Dnr-
ftellnng, llab Der ibn Die oeuHhen
8eboroen iiber Die 8eitroflrng oes
SRI. gnbea, getGltfht b1tte,1, feieil
falfd. Die GeutIhen bdtten i'm nidt
iiber Die 6trafe get1uidt itnb bot
ten ibnr nuh fein 8erlpreden in
@e5ng auf cine WdlSeri,ng oerfelben
gegeben.
Gum f50lten Wfal nteloet eiile
Depeihe aus Nonl, oaB @oer5 bent.
nadft fallen miro.
gnglilhe 9epeihen ipiiien tpieosr
ale mogliden lhonen @efhidten At
er5ablen. sSSrn Sii6en Serbien's 6a-
ben engliid,e uno fran3oiilde 9rur~
pen oas 8ororingen Der Serben bon=
Itanoig aufgebalten. ssSir 8ulgoriea lit
cine nlilitdrild)e @erl1lporung ge-
gen oen aonig entoeft; aud i'm 8ol-
fe maden fih repolutionare Strt
munsen betnerfbor. ssstt 9funGnicn
berri6t groBe lltrlibe. neil oas @o.F
ttihf nit Der @altnng Der giegierung
5ufrieoen lit. Bon anoerer Seite
tDiro nidts Hber oieie 8orfonlnlitiIie
uno 8erbaItniIle gemeloet Die Sg!-
liierten neroet oa mol gnt6edl,ngeit
genladt raben, bon oenen iorlt Nie-
rano ettpaS tpeiB.
9lpDb's Neius in 2onbon gie6t sic
britiidJen @erInite bis gum 81. Nh.
snit nit 381,983 on. Die 3abl Der
Soten betr2g 75,957, bic Der Ser
,umn0eten 251,059 anb bic Der Scr.
mikten 1887. Mn ben 9ar6anellen
berIoren bic GnslGnbrr bis gum 81.
Hnsnit $3.50 Iann, oarmnfer
1874 Cffisitre.
Sn 2on6on iulroe Coward
Beibaht, elm oortiger @eIhdfts-
mann, Der amerifaniIher Biirger lit.
lnter Der anflase berbaftet, oaB er
Sanoel nit feinoliden gbfidten g..
treble. CT pur6e ui1ter giirgihaft
bon $2500 geltellt.
Gas ensIiid)e Sranspprtidjiff
Waranette" 1T I'm 6aaiihen Meer
in 4rnn6 sebobrt ipcroen.
gritiide ltnterieeboote pollen tpci-
tere bier oeutlde Oampfer in Der
Sitiee berlenft baben. Die Ma6rid,t
lit nod niht beit1tist.
Der britild)e arenSer ,Argple" lit
an Der Citfiite BON Gdottlan6 ani
OrunS aerannt. Cine Nettmng iuiro
iuabrideimlid nnmSsli6 ieia.
Gle vgorobeut1he slllgemeine
3eitune" idreibt: Die @a5ette uoE
2aiiinnne beridtet, oaB anf bem Se,-
ber9e liiio auf Dem &aIpariertberge
Saulenoe bon tiirfiihen &efruten i'm
ter Dem Gonlmanoo bon oentihen
Sffi5ieren SdieBiibuneen obbieIten.
Wenn oies ipabr mar, tpiiroe es Elm
aergernis fir Ole religioien @efii9le
Der oeutiden 9ation 9efpeieu ieir
Dober ipiiroe cine ein9ebenoe offi-'
8ielle ltnterinfirng ongeoronet, nit
Dem Refuftote, odf; feitgeItellt nitr-
De. oob alIeS IN Dem 9eridt cine gg.
finbung fror." Die agtor6oeittld)e
atlaemeine 9eititna" fiigt binsl, oaB
8efdihten oieier &rt aotteslditerlit1
iiiio.
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9}adtritt oes frau,o0ld)en &abinets anattinoiqt.

Cine 9epeid)e ans 6apre Iast, bar
on Der @rense 9entid-O Oit=Afrifa' 3
nno bes Gpnsoitaates idarfe Sample
6iuiidtn 9eatid]en unS 8elsieru bpr=
aefommen Ieien. Gie 9entIden ieiea
anrafgeImagen. 2etteres lit 6ei e.
'ser 9epef6e, Die a,ts SaDre folnn.t,
iclbitberitanolid.
Cine 8elgiertn Namens Mmma We.
set lit iuegen Spionags gum SuSe
ceritrteilt.
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OH DER SoHdu, WelIltU DON proDdDD
piele &leioutgsItiife fit ben @inter,
iotpie Miben uno aub Wunition. Sci
&aia5epae baben iie 4 Selogeidiiee
erbeutet. Die Sample bei 4ainSepas
oauern iibrigens nod fort. Die gul-
garen meIoen nod, 6nB iih Die in
benz Ierbiihen Diitrift bon &nlioro
tpobnenoen gllbanelen emport battert.
SSS,t Ser NGbe bon @aootpoo an Del
0onau tpuroen 5tpolf ihtpere &c.
i6iiBe erbeutet.
Die 8ulsaren baben bic Stabf
Yirut, Die 35 Meilen BON Rid Iicct,
befett.
9epeiden aus Atben mel6en, bic
gmlgaren bdtten 1tesfiib iuieSer ae=
rGnmt nmo @eles berloren. Die sSraa-
soien battem linen 8eiSes absenons-
mea. Sett lei elm &f sipiiden
Teles nnb &Dmanoba in Wanse,
in sem Die 6raasoien entid)ieoen sic
Cbtrbano batten. Die Nadridten
iin6 bisber nidt beitGtigt Mnb iper-
ben aud mol nidjt ridtis iein.
9lns 8nfareit ipir6 senaelbet, eiae
rnifiide JIotte lei an Ser bnlsariiden
Siiite eridienen mnb babe @arna be-
idoiien.
Mns 3onoDn ipir6 gemel6et, es
.gebe 0as gerid)t nm, gburdtia wer-
be nGd)itens aas benz Gabinet ire
ten.
Sn Der Vesenb BON 9iinabirg ba=
ben .SinSenbnrg's Srnppen, in elmer
greite bon einer nmo elmer Iiertel
Meile bic fein6liden Stelnmgen
bardbrod)en nm0 nabesn 500 Wefan-
acne gemnd)t. sSm 6er 9eeeno bur
gsarturisf in Bplbpniem baben Sic
0sutidjen lnS Deiterreider nidt MIR
bic stnsriffe Der Mnifen 5nriidseId)la-
gen, lonSern aud erfoIsreidje Mngrif.
fe semadt. Die GAIL Der 9efnnsenen
betrng in 0an3en 1454 Nann. Gs
mar6tn sebn Naidinenseldite er-
bemtet.
Npr66itIidD BON Naaiii9es in Der
Champagne Sransen bic ssransofen
in einen Der btntIdlen GdjitengrGben
lunr6em aber fpater iuieber bertrieben.
General Jrendj ineIott, bnk ieit BEN
"a. Oftober bic Gage mnberanocrt
1T nno baf 0itlidj BON gpern nnb
IiSlid) bon 2a BaiTee Mrtilleriefan-
pie i'm 0anse iinb. Die Trnnsoien
meloen, iie battem bei ellie SnrdD Wi-
nenerplofonem bemtidje Hefeftismn-
gen seritSrt mn6 Sentfde Gtelnngen
einsenommen. Die 0e1itiden beitrei-
ten 2etteres, iteilen iibrisens ben
ganseu SorfaIf ais nnbeoentenS bar.
Nns Berlin pirb gemelbet, 6aE
Der 2eutnant Sngelmann 6as finite
feinbIiMe AeropIan, NIT benz er in
aampf seriet, bernnterseido7en ba-
be.
Rad @iener 9epeiden fin6 iuieocr
ale ansriffe Der StaIiener snriidee-
idlaeen. 9ieIelben ridjteten iid5 mie,
Der sesen bic 8ridem BON goer
nnS Sufmein, sesen Sas EIatcan 90.
ber6o nn6 anbere Crte, iueldje sic
Jtaliener idDom felt 2ansem anarei.
fen, ipoSnrdj Der 8eipeis geliefert
lit, bah iie tatiadjlidJ nod nidlt bor-
iuarts sefommen iinb. Ter gngriif
auf bas Tfatean bon 9oberbo iuli
iibriaens iebr an Strait nadselaiIen
baben.
NnS Wfnilano melbet Der biel nil.
icnbe Gprriere bella Sera, General
9iabfo Timitrieiu iuerbe bic rniii-
fdjem Srnppen, Die Gerbien 81 Siffc
funtmem iollen, fpmmanoierem. Ii.
mitrieiu befinbe iid smr 3eit in @H.
fareit, nm bic rnmaniidje Gesiernns
sn bsranlaifen, bak iie ben 9nrdl.
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3um Berfanf - Gtioebafer garriaac
nit neuen @emni Haoreifen gu eineni
Bargain &reis. fpeeen Maneels on
Maliu. 305 SIts2mrel CTR, grodett
1926.
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3mr gead,tmns.

Meine 8irtlhaft befinoet iid Isl
Oit-Soniton Str, elm baI6er @lud
oitlid) Der Yoit-Offiee. Stets friides
Bier am 3apf, iOiuie beifer nnS fal-
ter 2nnd).
gld)tnn9spoa
q. :. @uli.
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Sbuem ,uirb meime 3a6nar6eit sefnl=
len, tpie Mn6eren AUDI. benil tneime MrS
belt iit onliertnft un6 bod bili9. Or.
&ennerls, 6tpearinger Negraip GeS
bdlt0e.
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gSenn i'd Sbre 3abnarbeit beiorete,
iuer6en Sie MIDI empfeblen Or. Sent
aerlB, Stpeorin9eiisW Wcgraiu @ebdiioe.
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Or. s.. 8reitun, SO. o, bebanoelt
ale &ranfbeiten. sol ct. Warps 81.
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Serr mar ems, 5tpei bei uns orill.
Grit ais er neben mir auf Der 8anf
lob, fab idt baB er Elm iebr alterSerr
mar; aber itamnig, unterlest, lln=
bertpiiitlih jung tpie Elm otter Giro
1a>~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-11-04

water supply, an abundant pure water supply
is essential to the health and comfort of both
human and animal life.
No region is absolutely immune from ep1-
demic stock diseases such as hog cholera,
foot and mouth disease and others that
might be mentioned that annually destroy
millions of dollars worth of valuable stock,
but records in the Bureau of Animal Indus
try at Washington disclose the fact that
where stock have free access to running wa
ter they are much less liable to contract
these epidemics, and when they do they can
be much easier controlled, than where stock
drink surface water that seeps through clay
strata.
The wise farmer when seeking a new loca-
ton will demand one where opportunities for
diversified of farming operations are afford
ed. A zone crop" region is not desirable
locality for farming, especially for man of
moderate means and small working capital;
where the main revenue dependence is placed
on single crop such as wheat, corn, cotton,
tobacco, or any one single production, the
Pcople uaVe uloIey OIlIy OHCe d year IIle resi-
of the time they go on trust. In zone crop
country" crop failure always spells disaster
and it is a country of store debts, seed grain
notes, chattel mortgages and financial embar-
assments. A comparatively small income
provided it comes in regularly, at stated in
tervals, is preferable to larger one that ar
rives only once year and sometimes fails to
arrive then.
The cautious farmer will locate where
farming is carried on under natural condi-
lions. He will fight shy of irrigation pro-
jects and dry-farming propositions.
An irrigation project is good thing if it is
a good irrigation project If it is poor one,
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is, but not as steady thing. A man who is
investing all, or most of his capital in farm
cannot afford to take gamblers chance.
The discerning farmer will look we'll to the
market facilities of his new location. There
is nothing so utterly valueless as a commod-
ity without market for the same. A good,
ready and convenient market is one of the
first essentialities of successful farming
In this day, age and generation men and
women desire to be surrounded with the en-
vironments of civilization They demand
church privileges, school privileges and they
desire to keep in touch with the world At the
present time men do not wish to place them
selves beyond the pale of civilization when
they locate new home. They want a daily
mail, telephone, good roads, present existant,
or prospectively near. Farm lands possess
ing these advantages, reasonably well i'm
proved and under fair state of cultivation,
in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana and in many por-
tions of other of the older states sell readily
at from 5000 to $500 per acre and even more;
and that good agricultural lands in any part
of the United States possessing the same adj
vantages, and are, or can be put in the same
condition in the near future, will reach the
same values is not idle conjecture but a ma
thematical certainty.
The state of Minnesota possesses all the
advantages desired by the wise, home-seek-
ing farmer, who intends to operate his own
farm and who desires land for use rather
than for speculation.
It's area is 1925 square miles, or $685.
378 acres, of which 50,435, 268 acres are land
surface and $685. are water. There are
over 100000 acres of arabic land, sucep-
tible of cultivation, that yet remain in their
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it is the poorest farm investment in the
world. More men have been swindled on ir-
rigation prospects than on any other kind of
real estate deals, and there has been some
swindling on other kinds. Irrigation farming
is not a pleasant occupation. Most men do
not care to wear rubber boots and putter
around in the water except when they go
fishing or duck shooting.
Irrigation farming is trade in itself, an
entirely different proceeding from farming
under natural conditions and an ordinary
farmer can no more make a success of irri-
cation farming, until he learns the trade,
than blacksmith could build house. It is
concentrated farming called by the high
brows Intensified Farming" 1t is largely
central states, accustomed to his broad ex-
panse of acres would feel as lonesome and out
of place in an irrigated truck patch, as a
COW boy would be in Jail, and it is also we'll
to bear in mind that if man has capital
sufficient to purchase a good irrigated prop
osition, he does not have to farm, or do any
thing else unless he feels like it.
Dry farming has attracted considerable at
tention in recent years and large tracts of
arid and semi-arid land have been put upon
the market at tempting prices. At the best
this sort offarming is a gamble. Sometimes
you win, oftener you lose. A man who en-
cages in dry farming simply makes bet
that Nature will be freaky, and sometimes it
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such projects and such investigation will dis
close that lands of perpetual summer are
lands of perpetual idleness and universal
poverty for the masses; that enormous pro-
fits derived from perennial crops raised with
out labor are phantasies; that conditions in
these localities are not desirable ones in
which to live and rear family and he will
speedily return and make his purchase in
land of solid and not chimerical results.
The careful man. solicitous for the welfare
of himself and his family, will demand that
his new location has heathful climate He
will also assure himself that the climate is
one in which the crops, indigenous to the To-
cality mature and ripen in perfection. It is
waste of time to plant and SOW unless ma
tured crops result from such labor.
The prudent man will demand naturally
fertile soil. Fertility can be created in soil,
but it is long and expensive process which
the beginner cannot afford to pass through.
Original fertility is prime requisite to the
agricultural beginner with limited means
and it also forms a basic foundation for
additional fertility. He will also demand
a soil surface that is fairly level and work.
able. 1t is an unwise farmer that will assume
the perpetual handicap of the waste energy
required to cultivate chill and hollers' or
badly broken up or stony ground.
The sagacious farmer will look well to his
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-11-04

N the beginning, so the sacred
story runs, in punishment for
the disobedience of our first par
ents of the divine mandate, the
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-12-10

Big time for farmers in Sew Jan S-7-8
Marked interest is being taken in
the forthcoming agricultural extension
school which comes to Seville in Jan
uary. N
Sending the agricultural college
throughout the state, to reach farm
ers who cannot attend the Ohio State
University, is accomplished through
the Extension Schools, one of which
as stated in the Sentinel Of last week,
will be held in Seville for the farmers
Of Medina county during the week of
January 81.
An Extension School consists Of a
corps of instructors who carry with
them materials, apparatus and equip
ment for their demonstrations, labor
atory work and classroom study. They
remain in one community a week, dur
ing which time instruction is given in
Soil Fertility, Farm Crops, Poultry
Raising, Animal Husbandry and Home
Economics.
Not only is the school boost for
the community but it is an opportun-
ity for the farmers and home makers
to secure the best instruction in better
farming methods. The school was
granted at Seville because of the COM
munity work there and the desire to
secure the advantages Of the school.
Members cf the committee in charge
are selling the full week tickets to
those who wish to take advantage Of
the opportunity. The fee helps cover
the expenses of the instructors during
the weekk.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-12-10

her present III health to the fact that
for years the MONDAY lunch consisted
of cold bread and butter, pickles, cold
naince pie and other like delicacies. In
fact, frequently in winter this clod
lunch was not only cold, but was even
frozen stiff from being carried for a
mile or two to school on a frosty morn
ing and then being allowed to sit on
a window ledge where the wind blew
through the cracks around the loose
fitting and rafting window panes.
People nowadays, however, have
learned that this kind of diet not only
lowers vitality, but is a positive men
ace to future health. Hence, in en-
deavoring to provide better schools the
bodily as well ss the mental welfare
of the child is being looked after bet
ter. A laborer doing hard bodily
work can accomplish more if his body
is well fed; how much more important
is it that the delicate body of child
be given every possible means of keep
ing well and growing strong.
City school authorities have long
recognized this condition, and in most
of the city schools where children can
not go home to lunch, warm lunches
are provided, sometimes free and
sometimes at a very low cost. For
instance, a bowl of milk or soup with
good sandwich is furnished for five
cents, cup of cocoa for two cents,
hot rice and milk for three cents.
This same plan is now being pur-
sued in many of Ohio's centralized
schools. Lunches are being served
at actual cost, this work being donated
by the pupils. The lunch hours are
used for the purpose of teaching good
table manners, cleanliness and neat
ness; no pupil is allowed to eat his
lunch until he has thoroughly scrubbed
his face and hands. The child is