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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29
%tittre Strban0lnmgtn 5wii4tn
Grie9tnlano mn0 ben Muiierttn
iibtr 0ertn nene 6or0erungtu.

lin1erer Nrttllerlc oil. ,Sflt SSelt5on
Snlc entlpidcIt ii6 unicrc Cffcniipc
normal. 9ei einem 9lngriff an 26.
9topentber nobmen mir Dem sSeinoe
ctn Wtoi6inengepcbr nb.
gluf Den Soben norbmeItli6 bon
@ora ariffcn mir geitern peiter cr-
folgreid an.Na6bcmmir our6Sturm
itorfc Serihon5lln9en nIf bcm Siigel
9to. 1SS genonlmen batten. mnd,tcn
mir 113 0efangcne, barlinter orei
Sffi5icre.
SSn Der llrngebung BON SsIapio
muroe elm Ibbnng bes 8craes nadl
bcftigem Sample crobcrt. Gr nuroe
bon bem sSeinbc bnrtnGfie pcrtci6iat,
Der in unieren Sdnbcn 261 @efan-
gene nit bier Gffi5iercn licB. Sn
Dem 9lbihnitt bcs Montc San Iii.
ele. idlugen linlere Sruppcn oir lib.
Iifen beftiecn 9lneriffc pes aScinoes
nit grobeit SerIiiiten fir biclen 3il-
rid. Sort nahten mir oltd mcifcrr
@efangene, oarunter 5pei Cffi5icre.
Nuf bem Hcit Scr SSrpnt mahtcr
l,niere Spcratipnen meiteren Sort.
id)ritt.
Srieoensfunsref in Bern i'm Npril.
Germ, 20. gtou. Der erefltip-
9lusiduB Scr >Snternationolcn Sreo.
niiation fiir bnuernoen sSrieoen Der.
inmmelt iih binnen Sturgeon bier I'M
oas Nrogranm fiir bcn &ongrcB fcit.
6llltcacn, Der nah Dem @prihIoee Der
anlcrifaniiden Witglieoer I'M 9lpril
Itottfin0cn ioG. Us nirb bier or.
flGrt, bob bic amcrifaniihe 9eIego.
tion Or. 9obio Sorbon, ocn tribe,
rem Yrdiioentcn bcr Stunforo llni.
prriitdt. Hrofcfior @illnm Sun UNI
Trofciipr @attcn cini6lieBcn miro.
Ter Selbsns in aamernn.
9pnbon, 80. 9top. Scr ner(
6clb5ug Ger fra15Giiihm britii6er
Srilppcn in &omcrun IN Nfrifc boi
nof) Der in Der porigen @odr bcrid,
teten Ginnabme bon Sibati eincl1
peitercn 6ortihritt gelnadt. Gint
beutige omtli6e NeIoung berihtct
bob Der Tuge SluB crreid)t Inb bci
Die Sran5oien Wofonoo aenomntcr
baben.
ssransOiiidjer Sampfer Cmara uer'
ienft.
OeorieilIe, e, 90. 9top. Ser iran,
collide 0dmpfcr Smara lit inn Wfit.
telmecre burd Elm Saufboot per-
ierft norbcn. Bon ocn 90 Wanr
Der @eiasilng feblt jebc Na6riht, II
cs miro befiirdtet, oaB tic i,ntcrgc.
gangen lit.
Der 3unSpner Serift.
2onbon, 30. 9top. 1as britiitt
&plf lit ni6t seneiet 5u6iigcben, Sof
Die bciiti6c @cboupt,ing. Der ierbiid]t
Sclo5ug ici gum NbihluB ecbradt
rl6tig lei. Us miro bier Der Soff
niing NusOriid pcrlieben. baB bes
pinterlide &etter 3cit iiir Die &er.
itGrfllng ocr franSoiiid britiId)cr
5rlippen geipGbrn miro. bis 0iei,
ltarf eenue fiir Die Sffeniipe iirb, ebt
bic Ginorinalinge ibre Stclllngcn in
Serbien bcfcitigt baben. 0ti. HuB
Iano als SeiInebmerin bel oicicr
Sperationen miro glci6faIls gcrc6
net.
SSn5lpiidcn ideinen Die ein5iger
uilitGriihcn Sperotioncn in Ocl
@egcnb bon Wonoitir ibrcn Wtitiel
piinft 5u baben. beiien SdidinI nod
ungeipiB lit. Die pieIen pibcripre
hcnScn 9cridtc ihnanfcn 5ipiiGcr
scr Teriiderltng, bdb Die Stabt nod
in ocn SGnben Scr Scrben lit, unt
ocm Aniprude. oaB iie bon oen @uI
garen nit einem Setafcment por
oiterrcifiifen lino belltiden Grub
genommen muroc
@citer norbIid]. 10 miro bcridtet
(Scrt1etuHa auf Sttts 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29

0ie 8eianotcn Der Guo6rrpel
Gntcntc ianbten Scr erie6iid)en He'
gieri,ng am sSrcitag cine aolleftip.
note in Der iie gefpiiie WoBreeeIn er.
6rtertcn. Die @riehcnlanb nod ben
gSilnihc ibrer &esicrlinaen in lleber'
einltinlmiing NIT oern bereits erreid),
ten porldufigcn 9lbfomen crgreiicr
iollte. 9ie Hotc mar cine Yntmor1
ouf oie Srase @riehcnIanbs nod Ell
ner acnauen 6eItiteqllne oeiicn, mos
bon bcn gntente Wtddten &c
ipiiniht miro.
Serben ami Der ,Slndlt nadl Nlbanien
Solonifi, pia Berlin, orobt
los iibcr 9onoon, 30. gtpp. Weger
bes i6Ichtn @etters bcrrid,t llntG
tiafeit on ocr franfo britiiher
iSront. Iic Scrben babcn &atihonii
pcrIoiicn uno Sicbcn lid nod 9llba
MEN ilbcr Straben 5iiriid, Die mad
Sfutari. GuraS5o nno Santi Sua
ranto fiibren.
0ic 9abn BON llsfiib no6 0titro
miea lit unllitdnbig III ben Sanoer
Der Gcutid,cn, Gciterreidlcr nno gul
eurcn.
S6rs built iif nod.
II 0 nj, 20. 9tpo., ilber Taris. 9i'
,StoIicner babcn peiterc 5ortihritt'
noromcitIid BON 8or5 bel Galapic
aiif Dem Carlo EIateait acnaht, piC
beutc pom itqIieniiden @cnerolitot
amtIih eenlelbet miro. Der 9eri6'
bot foIsenoen 8ortlnit:
SSn Der 8cbireS5one bot bas iebl
itrcngc @ctter Die SGtigfeit ilnierei
Iruppen nidt beeintr1dltigt. 9lr
biefer Sront oauern Die Sperationer
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29
Siele Mmerifaner &C.
i6dOigt.
Sie 8eid)lagnabmt pDn
&ti5en Ourh Gauabas
&egitrnng.
Srutocm feline arufen Yreisidliuan.
fnngen Sn crlunrten.
8ruke @prrdte amerif. nnb eanabi.
idlen @ei5ens npd) pDrbanben.
Die 8riinoe bes @urgcbens Der eana-
Die 8riinbe oes @urgcbens Der cana
biidjem &esiernms.

Y &c q g D, ~. Nop. gtdd) gltt-
iiht bieiiger fiihrenber 8ctreibebGno-
Ter miro bus Sorgcben Der eannoi-
ihet &egicrllng, Die am Samitag
obeno nahe3u 20,000,000 Bit
ibels @ei5en go. /, , inno 3
in ben Spci6ern bon Sort @iaiams
ant ,Siiperinriee biz. an Die ntlnritiif]e
aiiite fir iid) III 9eitlog nabm, nlr
leifte S6fpunfitngen aiif DEM oineri-
faniiden 0farfte 5ur fSolge baben
Tos @orgeben erfoIgte uitter Der
Spe5ial- ariegs- glfte iuto cine offi-
5ielle GrflGrrng bciagte, oaB Der
Yreis gere6t angeiebt iutb Die @e-
treble Gigentiimer Don Der canabi-
iden &cgierling prompt bc3ablt iper-
ben ionen.
Wan if)dst, oab iid III SdnOen Der
Sarmer ino Sdnblcr i'm peItliden
Canada nod imrner ettpa 100000
600 9uibels @ei5en befinben, Die fir
Grport5pefe perfiigbur iinO.
@s beiBt, baB elm groBer Seil bes
beIflagnabnttclt Mei5cn nod Stalicn
perihifft peroen miro.
SodperitGnoige iugen, ooB in Die
lem Sabre bis ieBt Der 0etreioepreis
beriinter gcbalten iporocn NOR, neil
erltens cnprme SorrGte in ben Ser.
Staatcn uno in Canada borbanben
iinb, lino 5peitcns neil fonfiirricren-
DC Sfferten feblten. Sic mciiten Sur.
rdte fir 9rpBbritannien uno feline
slQiierten tuurocn oilrd cinen ein5i-
gen Igenten angefauft.
0as bei6lagnabmte 8etreibc liegt
in Speibcrn in Sort @iGiam uno
Sort slrtbnr, CANADA iino III anDeren
Stdbten oitipdrts an Der atlailtiihen
aiiIte. Gin GROCER Seil bes 8etrei-
Des lit baS Gigentlim amerifuniiher
Sanbler.
9aitt Der in Sttaipa peroffenflid)-
ten arntliden grflGrilng beabiid)tigtc
Die canabii6e &egierl1ng nit Der 8e-
ihla9nabnc Oes @ei5e1s einem ipe-
fulotipcn Steigei1 por5ubeu9en, oaS
itets nod bic sSolge bon Slnf1ilfen alif
offenem Warfte 9epeicn tDdre.
9lmcrifaner ais @erlnittrager.
| 9eem Oorf, 80. Nop. Gin GROCER
5eil bes bon Der canaoiiGen &egie-
rirng bei6lagnabnlten @ci5ens mar
laut Mnsiagen bieiiger 8etreioeh1lto-
Ter inter &ontraft on 9sen Yorfer
Grporteurc. @ielc oopon baben Se-
treble fir 9eaenber.S .Serienouna per-
fauft unb miiiien Nun ii6 Den @ei5en
aus anoeren Giteaen beiorgen, Inn
ibren &ontraften nnhfpnnten 5lt fon-
men. Sic bofien, einen Inteil oil le-
nem cunaoii6en @ei5en 5l erbalten,
Der nod nift bei6lagnabmt ipltroe.
9rabte riiIem inter SdJneelait.
Soainum, Wfi1., %. Hup. -
gSdbreno Der pergangenen gsadt lie
len nabe5u 3iDei 3oa fellhten, ibrpe'
rem Sd)iiees in Saginntp llno hinge
b,na uno perfriippelteil Den 8etrieb
BON 5elepbon- nno Selegrapbenan.
lagen. Gie 0lidigan State 5elc'
phone 60. meloet, baB ale 9rabte
bis Ban Gitp inb noroDdrts gerif-
fen iinb lnb Die Gaaep Some so.
melbet elm paar Bride @eioe Sele-
qrapben 8eicnidaften melben, oab
6ie Grdbte na6 9etroit unb Chicago
orbeiten, aber Der @etrieb norowdrts
ilnterbroden lit. Heparaturen mer'
ben 70 raid als mogli6 porgenom'
men.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29
anabc itiirste BON Bride.

Mt. Glemen s, W'i6., 30. 9op.
csobn Selser, ~ Sabre alter Sobn
BON Scrrn unb Sroi Gonrab SelSer,
itiirste geitcrn nahnlittag bon Der
Erebbriide Der y9eap & 0ips". 0tit
einem 9cinbrud ipurbe Der anabe
ins Spital gebradt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29
TrO5eb bcm Gnbe nabe.
Smn5 fsaa mag am Witiuudl Der
SnrH Sugeben.
%erbDr init 3ensen Der Mnflase bemte
absridllieseu.

gtcm gorf, 30. Iuu. Tic Hc-
9ierilng eebcnft bci,te ibrc Seite in
6Sallc gegcn Gr. &arI 9iin5 lrnb on
Ocre Sednlte Der Sontbiirg Nmerifo-
Sinic, Die inter 9lnfIagc bcs @ctru-
gcs Der 9feaierline bur6 9lusitcIlnmo
falid)cr SdiffSmonifeite unb alaric-
rltn9spapiere Itcben. silnl 9(bihIub
5lt bringcn. Sie &crtcioiglu9 mirh
5itr ltntcrbreitllne ibrcr @cgcnbc-
lpciie laltt Ingabcn bcs 9lnmoItc3
MIR cinen Sog bcnotieeiL 10 bob bcr
sSoll ipGteitens Ntitttpo6 obeno in sic
Sdnoe Der SSltrp gcIongelt fonnte.
Nls Der 9Sro5eB bcltc fortacictt
mrrbe, purbc &oIpb ). 80. @uaomo,
ein gtclu SDorfer @npoIt, ouf bcn
3elgenItonb 3itriidgcrrfen. Gr mar
9lmpoIt fiir Die &opitGnc Der Don-
pier Sommcrtob unb 9Sron, bic in
&bilabcIpHia perlobcn nuroen, nodl
broiiIioniid)en SGfen fIoricrtcn unS
bic @cIcgenbeit obparteten, ibr
Sarge Oeiitiden &rieesidiifen 3u5li-
fiibren. cine @eIcgcnbcitt, Die iibri-
gems niemnls fon.
Serr 9ullnma iprod) iiber icine
aneebliden llnterbonbluneen nit
Ioolpb So6neiiter. cinem bcr 9(n-
acflaaten.
Smmser SentIfer lebensmiibc.
% taribaII, Ni6., %. gor.
g9eil angeblid Clarence 9riealc, %
Sabre aft, bon einem Rood,en in
Sadion, iim beiien Sono er aemorben
bate, einen &orb befonlmen botte,
eri6oB er lid geitern nafmittoa I'M
0auie ieiner @ltern. Seine Wutter,
6rai u. u. @riegle, offnete gerobe
Die Siire 81 ieinem 3imm1er, ais Der
S6uB fiel uno oen jungcn Nonn auf
Der Stelle totete. griegle, Der crit
om Sanlitag pon Der So63eit Icines
6relrnoes Souls &cnti6Ier BON &c.
ciilnieb beilngefebrt ppr, bintcrIGBt
nebIt ieinen GItern Cine Sfmeitcr,
Die IN Sottle Greet Iebt. Gr mar
WtitgIieo bes bieiigen slrbeiter Ser.
ems, Der Nooie.2oge unb oes Sd)iit.
5encIubs.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29

= Ga bic StoIiener iest i9on on
5tpei sSronten geidlagen porOen, 10
fam man ii6 nidt nunoern, baB ib-
men cine brittle aiif Dem 9alfan nift
als ilnabtpeisli6es 9eoiirillis err
i6eint.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29
a0nig aOnitantin will bit
Ntntralitdt ieints 2an=
bes Dabrtn.
Bier britiidle nnb frans6iiide 9am.
pier iino perieuft wurben.
Die Serben in boiler Slndjt nad)
Sfutari nnb SuraSo.
SransDiiidDe Sruppen baben Ytafpn-
Da in aamernn genpmmen.
8Ors sluar idIuer beoranst, aber nod
nidJt gefallen.
Npntcnegrp eriuartet einen glngriff
0iterreidJiifer Srnppen.
Sas Sdlifial npn 0ipnaitir anihei.
neno nod in Der Sdllucbe.
sransOiiihe syeitnng @erbnn pmros
bon bentid)en sliegern beidDoiien.

Serliu, pia eunbon, 80. Non.
Sas @roks !6nnptanartier fiinbist
an, baf in Dem iselbsmsc sesen Ger
bien 502 @eidlite erbentet wprSen
iinS.
@riedenlano sn @erbanblnnaen be.
reit.
2pnoon. 30. Iop. Die arichi-
itc McgicrlIn9 lit bereit. alle bon bcl,
Gntcntc YfG6ten geinad]ten @or-
ihl1gc 5u bisfllticrcn ltnO alle 6or-
ocriingcn 6u bcfrieoigcn, Ole ibrc
gtcutrolitGt nid,t fonlprpnlittieren,
iugt cine 9ltbcncr Gepeidc an bic gr-
6angc telegraph Gonpanp.
8uris, 90. 9top. Sic 9lntlppri
scr griehiid]cn &cgicriing allf Die
lestc 9totc Der Gntcntc W16tc
purbc am Sonntag ilberrci6t. pie
Die Sapus 9lgcntlr aus 9ltbert
mel6et.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29

m & nm It mn ieum finoet
am Ytittipo6 abenb oicgroffnlng Der
inter Den gluipi5ien bes .Scarab
GLIB" abgebaltenen iGbrliheu 9lus-
iteIlimg @id)ieaner WaIer itott.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29

Geopplb Stpfpmsfi
nno oas sroRe philadelphia Crhe'
tier, IS Winiifer, Ircabin, Guuner'
tag AbenS, 2. Ses. Site SOC bic
$500, bel 8rinnel's. (anj)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29
Ser Sail Gruwlen
muteriudt.
Nngtblid) an aOmplOtteu
gegen MlnnitiOnsfas
briftn bettiligt.
Gin angeblif in Detroit @erbafteter
ais SauptSeuse.
&omplpttenre i'm @eiten luerben I'M.
glanblif unuuriidltis.
aiinbisen ifpn I'M @urans ibre Ger.
itDrnnssabiifJten an.

Gan sSruncis 0, 80. Hpp. -
Tie 9unoes 8ranojurp biirfte beitte
cine llnteriudilng Der angcblid1en &c
teiligiing oes bier am letter. 6reitng
perbaftcten Charles G. Grotplcp on
Den nngeblid)en aomplotten sur Ger
Itoriulg pon0hunitiunsfabrifcn bcgin-
nen. Sortis s. Smith, meldcr Der
Sailpt5er,ge in Dem Soil iein ioQ, lit
ongcblid in . ctr pi t, W d., pcr-
baftct. 9is 5I sur bieiiacn 9lnfluft
Smitb's oiirfte Die 8ranbiiirp Sc
ipcisnateriaI crtpdgcn, bos uttcr Sci
tiing bcs Spesioloeerten Con Natb.
bun bon 9llnocs Setcftipcn oeionl-
melt Doroen mar.
Groplep's Soil miro ldhiten SSrei-
tag Dor @unbes &ontnliii1r Srancis
gum &erbor fommcn. Grpiplep, Der
inter @iirQid)oft i'll SSreibcit lit, gob
81, oaB cr in 0icnitcn bes bieii9cn
oclttiden aoniuIntes aeitonbcn mar,
boB abcr feline SGtigfcit bur6oiis &C.
icblid) mar.
Sranoitiftmng i'm &prnns angefiin-
! bigt.
ScottIe, @aib., %. Hou. :
GurG Die Boit ging Der ;sirnla Soo-
ipea & 60, Edd)ter Oes 9Siers fl, Ger
am % Sftobcr abgcbronnt mar, cine
anonpme Irobung 5lt, bab cin Seil
Der Battlefront bon Scottlc ourd)
@ranoitiftimg Seritort pcrocn fol-.
Gic SunocS 9eborben unteriud)en
Den 6aa. Der Sricf Der an SSreitag
eintraf cntbieIt Die ipe5icle @or.
iulng, oaB Ticr gto. 5, scr mic @ier
IA 5lim &crln0en bon &ricasmtni.
tion fiir 9fliBlano perpenoct miro,
mo Oas itdbtiide SSeuerboot 9upo-
miib SIR %ernifti,ng beitirnmt limo.
|
Bon Der %erbaftina cincs 9oris s.
Smitb in Detroit iii ben biciiaen @e.
! bOr0en Ilidlts befnnrt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-29

Die eifr5ige fdgct6e oeaf-
f9e Beitan9 in 2ai9isan.
tpef6e Die 9epef6en Der
FH. YreHe 6rinsf.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-01-29
THREE REASONS
Each With TWO Legs and Ten Fingers.

A Boston woman who Is fond moth
er writes an amusing article about her
experience feeding her boys.
Among other things she says:
Three chubby, rosy-cheeked boys.
Bob, Jack, and Dick, respectively, are
three of our reasons for using and
recommending the food, Grape-Nuts.
for these youngsters have been fed on
Grape-Nuts since infancy, and often
between meals when other children
would have been given candy.
u gave package Of Grape-Nuts to
a neighbor whose 3-year-old child was
weakened little thing, Ill half the
time. The little tot ate the Grape-Nuta
and cream greedily and the mother
continued the good work, and 1t was
not long before a truly wonderful
change manifested itself in the child's
face and body. The results were re-
markable, even for Grape-Nuts.
Both husband and use Grape Nuts
every day and keep strong and well
and have three of the finest, healthiest
boys you can find in days march"
Many mothers instead Of destroying
the children's stomachs with candy
and cake give the youngsters hand
full of Grape-Nuts when they are beg
ging for something In the way OF
sweets The result is soon shown In
greatly Increased health. strength and
mental activity.
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich.
Look in pkgs, for the famous little
book, THE Road to MELVILLE"
Ever read the above letterf A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, srae, and f." of human
tnteresG
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-01-29

low with the plank drag. Here we
are firming as well as fining the soil.
When over with the drag let the
soil lay two or three days and disk
in opposite directions and follow as
before with plank drag.
Here is where you can save time
by attaching a sharp-toothed drag
harrow to the plank drag. This at
tachment opens up little burrows in
which the seed will fall. have found
nothing better than hawthorn bush
for brushing in small seeds.
Some soils and localities favor fall
and some spring seeding.
On high or rolling land where good
surface drainage is to be found, /
prefer September for seeding.
On land where there is any doubt
as to the condition of the drainage
system l prefer preparing the soil late
in the fall and seeding as early in
the spring as the soil will do to stir.
If fall sowing is best you get the
start of all weeds that come up be-
fore frost; the more the better, as
frost kills them down and they make
a fine mulch for the young alfalfa
plants during winter.
If spring sowing is best in your
locality, you will have to contend with
more weeds; but do not clip the first
season, as the young plants need all
the nourishment they can get from
the air, and this they get through
their leaves which are their lungs.
Some will say: ooh, the weeds
will take it," Sow enough seed to
take the weeds.
The proper time for cutting is after
the first blossoms appear. If It
stands longer the stalks become hard
and many of the leaves are lost in the
handling.
If the sun is shining and drying
wind blows, cut in the forenoon apd
rake into windows in the afternoon
and put into small cocks. Let them
stand till the dew goes off the follow
ing morning, then put away in the
NOW.
During rainy weather caps for the
cocks are very good and will pay for
themselves the first seasons use.
Alfalfa does best without a nurse
crop.
Sow only the best, new, recleaned
seed.
Sow 25 pounds or more seed per
acre.
If there is only half a stand, disk
and SOW more seed. Do not pillow it
up.
Keep trying. 1t is one of the best
paying things you ever took. Sow
only few acres at first, then more as
you learn how.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-01-29
(By J. WESLEY GRIFFIN.)

By J. WESLEY GRIFFIN.)
Not all soils will grow alfalfa.
Neither will all soils grow wheat and
many other grains and grasses. Al
falfa will grow where corn will make
a good crop. The main requirement
of alfalfa is good drainage. Alfalfa
revels in sunshine when there is suffi-
cient moisture present.
On the plains and in the valleys of
the West it gets the sunshine it needs
while the moisture is furnished from
below; frequently it comes from a
depth of 25 feet or more.
1t has been proved that alfalfa does
well under the cloudy skies of Ohio,
Pennsylvania and New York There
are some~points to carefully watch in
growing alfalfa in these states.
Some of the soil is acid and re-
quires lime to overcome this.
Ground limerick at the rate of
1000 pounds per acre may be put on
with safety, but if caustic lime is
applied $50 or 700 pounds per acre
are liable to injure the young plants.
Another danger is the liability of
the plants to heave out on clay soils
when there is a succession of freezes
and thaws.
The richer the soil the sooner the
tap root is established and the dan
ger from heaving is past.
There is a close relationship be-
tween the alfalfa plant and the sweet
clover plant (melilotus alba). Alfalfa
will grow and make fine crops on any
land where sweet clover is found.
There are three very important
points to keep in view if you are 60
ing to plant alfalfa: Good drainage,
artificial if not natural; a thorough
preparation of the soil; plenty of
good pure seed.
Use whatever implements you have
at hand, but l have found a disk har-
row, No. 40 Oliver Chill turning
pillow, plank drag or float, and a
sharp-toothed drag harrow to be all
that is required in preparing for seed
ing.
Set the pillow to run as deep as the
soil has been broken heretofore and
pillow close and even. We don't want
any cut and cover when breaking for
alfalfa.
Follow each days breaking with
the plank drag. This levels down all
Jumps and prevents the escape of
moisture.
After the soil has lain in this state
for several days, use the disk harrow
again. Set it so it will cut down to
the mellow earth turned under
When over once with the disk, fol-
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of the native laborers who, squatting
savage style on his launches, was
wedding the flower beds, he impaIed
the unsuspecting negro on his long
horn, tossed him high into the air, and
trampled on in his errandsof destruc-
ton. He reachedo the road outside,
charged lengthwise through a 16-yoke
oxen team, upsetting the wagon, and
then, going out to the plain beyond,
charged the farm overseer and was
promptly shot by that experienced
huntsman.
Future of East Africa.
Mr.. Mcmillan sees a great future
ahead for that part of Africa in which
he is settled. Though at present there
are dangerous beasts that prey upon
the flesh of man, and he finds fresh
dangers wherever he may go, over
head and underfoot, foes that crawl
and bite and sting and poison, that
kill his flocks and ruin his growing
grain, yet for all that he is positive In
his belief that it is essentially a white
mans country. 1t is almost directly
under the equator, yet with its high
altitude, it's clear, cool nights, and its
dry. bracing atmosphere. there is but
little of the tropic sicknesses, malaria
is unknown, the terrible sleeping sick
ness is being rapidly eliminated, and
the soil is so amazingly fertile that in
8 few generations it should prove the
granary of the world. Almost any
ordinary European and American fruit
or vegetable will flourish there; cot
ton Is already being extensively culti-
waited along the coast lewlands; sisal
hemp, corn and apples have proved
most successful crops, and he. thinks
the coffee of the future viii all ship
out of Mombasa and other East Afri-
can norts.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-01-29
Values Tree at a Fucker.

A pucker is about all a persimmon
tree is good for, according to the view
of attorneys for Mrs. Ella r. Chew of
Commercial township, in her suit
against the Commercial Gas company
for damages for the killing of six of
her trees by gas from leaking main.
In adjusting the claim the PLAINTIFF
counsel explained that his client would
not ask damages for a persimmon
tree included among those that were
killed oy gas, but asked remuneration
for five silver maple trees. The jury
awarcsd heI $50 for each of the maple
trees.-Port Norris On. j. Dispatch to
Philadelphia inquirer.
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Frank Comment.

In his very, very early youth Mr.
Mumpser had been a pretty child. His
friends did not believe this was pos
sible, and even he had forgotten all
about it until one day he unearthed q
painting of himself at that period
from among the old lumber.
This he handed to his wife as some
compensation for his present some
what worm-eaten appearance.
There, Alice" said Mrs. Mumpser.
proudly exhibiting the picture to the
servant. THAT is a portrait of your
master, painted when he was a child"
Alice gazed open-mouthed at the
production.
Tor, num-" she said, after some
moments, what pity 1t is we have
to grow up, amt it?"-London An
Swers.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-01-29
A GLASS OF SALTS WILL
END KlDNEY-BACKACHE
Says Drugs Excite Kidneys and REQ
ommends Only Salts, Particularly
If Bladder Bothers You.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with
lot Of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which re-
moves the body's urinous waste and
stimulates them to their normal activ-
fly. The function of the kidneys is to
filter the blood. In "a hours they
strain from it 500 grains Of acid and
waste, so we can readily understand
the vital Importance of keeping the.
kidneys active.
Drink lots of water-you can't drink
too much; also get from any pharma-
cist about four ounces Of Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonful in glass or
water before breakfast each morning
for few days and your kidneys Will
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to clean and
stimulate clogged kidneys; also to
neutralize the acids in urine so 1t no
longer is a source of irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot In
lure; makes a delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this, also keep up the water drinking.
and no doubt you will wonder what
became of your kidney trouble and
backache.-Adv.