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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-11
KAISER AWARDS
LADY WITH MEDALS
BY United Press.

BY UnIteu PTeSS.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Kaiser has
decorated the wife of the American
Ambassador Gerard with two Red
Cross gold medals, being both second
and first class honors. This is the
first medal OF the first class ever Civ
en- to a woman who is not of royal
blood. so it is considered great hon
or.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-11
OROzCO CONFESSES
BETRAYS HUER?A
BY Unite5 Press.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 1.-THE
department of justice has received
from San Antonio, Jorge Orozcos con-
fession, which connects Huerta with
the revolutionary expedition to Mex
leo. This is the last piece of evidence
to convince the officials that they
have a plain case against Huerta.
Advnrfise In the nnilv Inhnnnnhnn M
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-11
ENGLAND To TAKE
DRASTIC STEPS
Will Make Efforts to Stop German
Submarines in Mediterranean-
Criticisms
BY United Press.

LONDON, Eng. Nov. lit is un.
derstood that the admiralty has ord.
cred action towards the ending of the
German submarine campaign in the
Mediterranean. There has been uni.
versal criticism that the Germans
were allowed to 20 through Gibralter
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-11
SA[ON|KA. REPORTS
SERBS FIGHT HARD
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
ATHENS, Nov. 11.-Authcntic Sa.
lonih reports say there is heavy fight.
ing going on between the Serbians and
the Bulgarians near the town Of Pris.
rend. This Is town near the Al.
banian border, and shows that the Ser.
bians have been driven almost out of
their own territory in this region.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
'Y" REDUCES
MEMBERSHIP
RATE FOR BOYS

With view 20 increasing tts use
fulness among larger following
o. Detroit boys the Ellzabeth-st.
boys branch OF the Y. u. c. A. De.
ginning Sept 18Th. viii reduce It's
social mem bershlp rate from o. a
year 70 30 cents year Thls rev
rate will include al social priv.
leges q the building outside OF The
gymnasium. whicn provides games
and amusemeuta % alp kinds. par.
Tor and reading room and the v1ri-
GUS clubs FOR boys ia which a busy
program o. social recreation Is tol
lowed
Most o, ne BOY members who
az present hold mem berships Nth
out physical privileges. said A. p
Holmer. executive secretary % ths
boys branch. are either RESIDENT
OF our dormitories or attend ths
Detroit Technical institute. the edu
cstlonal department % he Adams
ave. mems branch. The number WI,
hold memberships FOR purely socia
privileges are comparatively few
considering that the entire member
ship Of the branch e. nearly I .ooi
boys.
we have found that 81 f. a pre-,
~ big sum FOR the average boy :,
pay for the privilege % playini
some games, reading our magazine
and socializing with bis pals -
pecially Is this true of many ~ M
boys who live within close rang,
~ The Elitabeth-st boys branch
by cutting this rate down Ne VII
be giving more boys IN opportnnlt'
90 become members ~ tho brancl
association and viii increase the
usefulness 81 orr work
u IL also planned % present each
boy IN the membership with a but
ION or other insignia showing tina,
he IL a member OF the Y. NJ. c. A
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
NJ a ny Well Known
Names Included in
List AS Announced
CLERGY WILL BE
LUNCHEON GUESTS
DeputatiOr Committee
TO Send 100 Teams
Into State

The work OF preparation for the
ggea, convention o. the Laymen's
Missionary movement. 10 be held in
Arcadia hall Detroit. Oct q 10 "a.
IS going rapidly forward under the
direction OF Frank 2. Bachelor, ex.
ecaIve secretary for Michigan and
NORTHWESTERN Ohio Committees
asy, been appointed 20 work with
Nr Bachelor and these include
man Vellku1Vn men.
Nsx; Monday noon there viii De a
complimentary luncheon 20 The
cierg os Detroit Windsor Walker.
VILE and Sandwich In the Elliott.
Tay4o- Wooitcuden cafe, az 1850,
vlon rae convention plans viii be
outlined Each local church in the
distric covered by The convention
10 have a registration committee
10 Register The names ~ those who
sill attend the convention In the
cite. there nll be q general chair
man for each communion. or tsnom
iuauou Outside .he cities there viii
bc q chairman for elch town Teams
-euuag ea.h denomination viii
be sent Into rrj, territory in ad
vance Of the convention 20 stir up
interest ln o..
on mo most import an OF the com
1ai-tees that have 20 do with The
pr a'nar.e IL the 1eputatiou com
mirtee. headed hg Arthur z John
stol ON Sunday. Cct q this acm
Mite, vi!. send l0o men TO 100
towns 10 address au equal number
sd r-ass meetings on the purposes o.
tls invention. which ia expected 20
attract no fewer han 5000 laymen
IRE zinE al ttn convention ~iil
DO under The direction OF Ernest "
.,auzga- who Eas seen three times
sr0ua. rha world Uith Chapman
aua Alexander rre evangelists.
AS sn evidence % ehat tbe lay.
meas III sloua-y movement has ac-
tENk lie. tLs Nli tta ..HaFI t.ftll.n ".-F
tna. he foreign ma .'orary offerings
in the United increased from Sll.
$4,000 In 1909 before the hr7t grea'
carpaizu. To sl1.ias.1o0 last year
The officers of The local executive
committee are Frank + Fisher.
Chairman Arthur F Johnston sec.
rerarv. and John ID Mabley treas
gro-. The other members are
Prank r. Bogart. A n Finn A l..
parker. Dr a G. stHder S r Clark.
br F. simpson. " " Smith. Ed
s Drake. r " norton, D p Spell
man. Or ! s Morris Jesse McHen.
~ In ". ] Wilson Jr clarence a
LlRhtner. Frank J Weber and 2.
p srllivan
0-her committee chairmen are as
follows Publicity, A II Finn reg
istra,ion. Or. c. F. simpson local
ARRANGEMENTS. p. p. Sullivan, stats
tics Myron stoweli
The fuller hotel has been seieeted
As convention headquarters.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
DIR. ROWLAND
CLOSES SIX-YEAR
PASTORATE HERE

The Rev. Frank s Rowland will
close a six-year pastorate in the
Cass-ave. Methodist church. sunday
evening He leaves Immediately FOR
Winona, Minn.. where re Is 20 be-
come pastor OF tie Central Mstao-
DIST
The Cass-ave. church has pros
pered under Or. Rowiaud's guidance.
from a membership OF about $50 tie
congregation has grown until there
are nov between 500 and 800 mem.
hers. The church also has acquired
The parsonage az No IL Cass-aye.
and has established q boys recrea-
tion room in the basement cf the
church
Both Of III Rowlane's sermons to
morrow viii be In The nature q fare
veil talks His topic tn the morn
ing viii be n look backward" Al
night ne wiz take FOR hts subject.
The FIRST shall be lst"
The Bible school n eets az noon.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
DIR. SMITH TO
GIVE LECTURES
TO FATHERS

An outline ~ an unusual course
% lectures on religious education,
% be delivered By Or Andrew
Thomas Smith. principal of the
Thomas Normal Training school. Of
Detroit, before The Business Mems
Bible class a. tho = VI G. A. has
just been issued In connection With
further announcement concerning
graded courses IN Bible study and
the regular fall classes % The Do
troit Bible institute rr Smiths
general Utle wUl be What every
father should know about hts boy
Beginninv oct d. he viii deliver
'he following lectures on each Mon,
day evening The rights and du.
ties Of boyhood. Children lies.
The ethical and moral training o.
tho boy, The building ~ man
hood. Every nan self-nade. >"
Your boy in me social order"
The religious leaders 81 the
great denominations De- The title
~ rerlcs OF lectures which the
religious work committee ~ the Y
" q A. announces VIII Boz deliver.
cd during the winter term ~ The In
uWc by NE Rev W. n Wray
Boyi44 pastor ~ tho North wood
ward Prosby prian church
pian are being made for a more
extensive program in all lines ~
Bible study fhrorghouf Tho igll and
winter The courses VII be for
mon and Young mon and wiu bo
held in tho Adam ave meme
branch 0n Monday nifhts folloe
Ing a lecture In the auditorium.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

Speakers and Singers In the Nc
Greeor Institute for tne Enso-
ing Week:
sunday-Speaker IS. r Venn.
patrol officer
Monday-Open meeting led oy
%. X. Scott; stereopucou pic
lures
Tuesday-speaker Nr Veg
ener. employment secretary Y. NJ
c A.. singer Miss Matte Todd
Wednes day-O0en meeting Jed
by Mr.. CsrIatln insriofe choir
wi, sing
THURSDAY speaker -he Rev
Homer p Henderson First Y B
church. singer Miss Birdie
Rabou
Friday Speaker the Rev g
C. Iaughliu BeulaA Baptist
church young people q he
church vii sting
SATURDAY Open meeting Jed
by Gscrge Brown
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
CHALMERS SHIPS
,000,0 900 IN CARS
DURING AUGUST

Shipping ears 20 the value % So
00o ZOO during - working days 10
August, TIE Chalmers Motor Co. has
Just completed one Of the most pros
porous months In IS history. At The
close q business Aug 30. the com
pauys books showed that 81 more
cars had been shipped IN July and
august than IN The frst six months
% The last fiscal year. running from
July ! % Jan. /
Our production department has
been literally forced 20 break all
records H. 81 effort 20 keep 10 With
ne orders on hand IN the sales de
parmsnt" SAID Hugh Chalmers. YES
terday when we first announced
the siH-t0. our plans called Tor large.
iy Increased production. but that we
underestimaied The demand IL shown
d. July and August records
The demand FOR cars has hoen
general, ranging from me Atlantic
90 tho Pacific coast. From both
eastern and western districts and
The grain belt ~ The middle wesi.
distributors are wiring in for train
loads Of cars FOR immediate deiv.
cry
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

In Caefoo is The mos; famous IN a..
China.
The mission. says NJ frost a.
result o. this position having ao
assured income. does lot pledge q
stipend 70 any person tePe-d'nE ar-
on its ministrsuoas rGr only prom.
ises 70 disburss whatever amounts
are received Itnevev goes irto debt
such being cons. dcred contrary 90
Gods word and Inconsistent With
the life " prayer and faltr ii
holds hat the eya1Eel.za.lon ci
China is its prime obligation. SO
that medical and educational work
ara regarded as secondary ID I'm
portance
There are 1.ne hosp tails. IS dis
peusar!es and many schools under
The mission Converts are organ
ized in-o churches AFTER 'he demon
national form % rae local mission
aries. who are usually grouped by
denominations There are 75+ such
churches besides mary formed ny
other societies which have entered
into the openings made FOR them
By the China Inland mission
Maps books. magazines and 70
ports in great number have been IS
sued ~ the China Inland mission.
whose star Includes geograp pliers.
explorers. historians and scientists
TIE world % learning and the course
n western civilization have been
put under more than one ohiiga-
.lon by this society whose URINE
for IT'S workers never
heiess. has always been spiritual
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
CHURCH NOTES

aFas rre Rev s. r GreEE. late Of
Tot.afe. pIll supply the pulpit morn
en ,., his topic , t ~, ~ ne
Snip AT $50 hc VIII preach from
GRE theme. Is Jesus the christ We
aartf sunday school az noon Rap-
ist fours Peoples union meets AZ
large number ~ people VIII be
taken INTO church membership in
Pres .Hr Methodist. sunday morning
The pastor. ths Rev Kinw n Beach
VIII preach sermon appropriate 20
ere occasion With those who Join
rlls sunday, the net gain OF member
ship iu tnis church viii be over 100
nlrcA IS located on twenty THIRD
So. near Baker
The First New Thought church. on
Wf0ter 80. VIII hold the opeuins SER
vicss FOR tsis season. sunday. The
topic tor the uorniug service viii he
"N ry are We here Katherine Kent
Aith'use being the speaker In the
.r health ard success ia connection
With me ft-tsre. the topic for VII "a
fs Direct success toward yourself
by Lou Lab Kerr.
IRE Rev James T Black Is home
fror hts summer rest ans VIII cnu-
Duct both services ir. BETHANY Pres
svfer'ar S.n3ay ln the morn q z
ff1n of rev members TIE theme ~
the evening sermon viii BE- The
place ~ temptation IN the making %
\ man The regular church choir.
with Miss Minnie s Weir as director.
will Pc present AZ htth services.
IN FISHER Memorial Methodist. East
Grand blvd and lrratt Or ave the Rev.
James Chapman. pastor, VIII take "a
hls morning taern~ Keeping The
IRE E3Worth league Will hold an
open air meeting ~ s'2o 2 n on the
church avn ~ 80 n the clos
ny sgr'.rs - re e9 ,i.Iy ss go ssaI
n usic by arge chorus choir.
p e1ss - Israel tinterfenornfns-
rorai wii' hold mass v'eetirE In
fhe North Woodward FrHshvrsrtzr
Tvsa3at evening sept 49, AZ 81
The subject ~ h@ discussed is ARE
tne rnrtsriorz ~ detroit Repaired -
so the gospel On 1he Jews - De
re't- t'7-ssseT vii pc made hv
Mrs. Anna pc rne Reid me Rev
~ Burnett ard trp rev : * Bran.
tire Rev = . Jeffrey presiding
TIE Rev " n wray Rovle pastor
- tkf ~ H1f H ARD AVE Pres 'tert11.
having ~rtH~rsI from % seven wePEa'
VA rstiou wf'l preach ~ both servi-es.
I'll, - ~. -4,-,..,- - /, -s,-jcy
-, - - t. .rer-. Pc. 4r-f-,
4-.. ~s ,~..-t0~ 81
49, 49,. ..-trf 81 -. d., r.-.s
1900 49, ..n-,- f-ss,rs The
--s--s AM 10 .-r,tu+rs.sf t~ must r.
s.f1. .s-F -,rrs r--7Aa-s
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,a. c-,-a p.ea--sra Rrs--1stu+ ~
rr---L.- ...th ,Aa e..-r s,,-,s-,a
- ere r-.a----t-~af l-n-r-h pa4rs
-s.-.-,q..-- -sr srsr t.evv9~tN lraa7fa
--as.f~r - -rs ress-1 pf'i - heiT
-ar ~t-Net- -rf u~aa En- sf fhe - 90
ser TIRE r-F~tar iE hack
s--T -ar1tf.r ara wI eng A. both
services
sftr~ fn-u arerurr Rr-s T0enr1N
T~r't w.'f 4va. aff--Tr rra uigtar
Though aszerrhfv af So 80 ~ fh.~-
-ff-st SarF7r M Tire C-r-.h-e" on
rre.f~rf Nrs Fe~-'cr "ar 80
ta7rer al-r-- ~ Wrr -r -- l-to sh~
s 'leT-~ rf.r0r - rh- ~rf-tte7f
Journal ara -e-reve~far s1r
arasssr~ure-fr ~ tHa rs-rro ~
s-.e-f~tr -.~ rrr-oa- ROW -.fu-rtra
s--~ tra Trr -r-. go. -ar --.sv ir
ca~ rrsr-tsra wtI rrask a+
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
ADVENTIST

=. ~. a. TENt MEETINGS,
" oodWard and Grand -aves, near
Fords Lee $ Wheeler and bud
lsy e. New hold. sun eve rs God
shaking ,Natgonsf HaE tti Mon
eve WIN We DO Not Eat
swine Tues eve. spirit and
Water Baptism Ned eve
Dancing and card Playing
Thur eve disappointment IN
Marriage Fri eve The second
fTrfaharH
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11


Ire Rev s--e
iae .Ft-st -.s
i.e s
ea otr-r.
m Contra. aft.art.st church me
$3.50, $500, --.rr 81 r,es t
rs.s sva-.-r -rr-.e The
che s n are. e-r"el y.
t-f s1e.ert to- -Isl So. ..---, n
Ast9t,s re9ly
- .-.
n t1e Ftrst rAf ~.
& Res %aiors "... liraa
~-r--.r< or ~L.
v"rte hs ems
charles Soray wf-, talk on Fse
rtrrr .e fR~ spent tte -Er - ~ nah9
.a IS =. .eur.e SUNDAY az NJ.
under the auspices ~ fHe lAtsrna-
r1naf H.rle Stusears
80. s,,4.,-
ere Rev p r Hsgsard VII T-raacf
no-- sermons Morning toqlc-
r-Irrs ana f.rt.e tatrEs evening. IN
-a~f,4I.r Go tEn1~ance
,.....--.- -t---av-s~F.
IN ~.-.s-s Z, .s- NJ teesr-
Eaa . .s,.... =, . es -,.v ana
80.
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cal NJ give tfee we
t77 science r Arcadia srrtay afiN--
noon A. O'CLOCK under re AA-I
0t AT ~" ee~ntist cH"'e'
tro.t
IN ere Crane RiFer-are .An
church SUNDAY everi1g
w;N give rsp2rt 7f re
-onEress or VAN q o04 tn1
service
..,,.-s
winter In ta~ T1~st Unitarian me
Rev Eugene E1d~ rn ~1'rH-1 VIII
preach on 20 ~ - rfar
Sumner Tvrrr. -0ees--a personal
curative
Some r~a--Fs Per -aE ---
r.-.----ss a-t -r-a r.s~rfe -s-
,t,.r,-~.ii,.. ras-a-.i ----~.-E ara
1890 .--.-s IL .r. r7.-etr~r pork
r,ra+r-+r-ta~
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$3.50. t. t ~ -. ,-Is.-, ~
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The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
ADVENTIST.

PREF Ford's
Interview aud ,man Ahbott's re
ply. They shall heat their swords
into plowshares. and their spears
into nrunirEhooks lisa "a Beat
your plowshBres into swords and
your pruninghooks into spears So
Joel $40 sunday night $ u.
Chapel Trumhull ave. near BaEs
So Evervhody invited
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

KID is zypFg f0r child Hence
The term kidnapping
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

pogwood trees are being planted
in Toxic parks
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

lntrinarsll, Victoria crosses are
worth Il. rp"nrs Aaifrsany each
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

An'iaircraf guns can throw
shells "a he.ght Of from three 20
Eve miles.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

IN the Grand Riesr ave- pr-ffsf.
Grand Rlvsr Nermont and Calumet-
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

CONGREGATIONAL
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

r~ tra r.rst Baptist -r-rA me
Rst gtUors wl.+ Irea-a ~-1aaF
morning or .T%f.aa
ve-tsf Hs cHr-.rs r-r'r The
mar g1r me hrE-
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

In the Ffref CorTreraffNraf ffe
evening eerv. rea wtfI reopen with
sermon tv Tho minister me Rev
rer~ivai H4ret en 'rrfnRs uar haa
NOT changed Arrr0rria music VIII
pc rendered ~ ft~ morning afrvI-r
Nv WuUofr theme VIII De- "r8itf.
hive service
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

m Central Hftthrf.st church
pastor tre Etr - lester ~nit'
rraa-s sunday morning on ce
rse F.s evening thr~.e ir ne
.a1r- ~ 20
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-03-05

California Syrup of Figs" can't
harm tender stomach,
liver and bowels.

Every mother realizes. after giving
her children california Syrup OF
Figs" that this is their ideal laxative.
because they love its pleasant taste
and il thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross. irritable. feverish, or
breath is bad, stomach sour. look at
the tongue, mother. II coated. give
teaspoonful of this harmless fruit
laxative" and in few hours all the
foul, constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out o. the bow
els, and you have a we'll. playful child
again. When its little system is full
OF cold, throat sore, has stomach-ache.
diarrhoea, Indigestion. colic-remem-
Der. a good inside cleaning" should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions OF mothers keep California
Syrup of Figs" handy: they know a
teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask at the store for 5O-
cent bottle of California Syrup OF
Figs" which has directions for babies.
children of all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Adv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-03-05
GOD ALWAYS IN HUMANITY
Impossible to Imagine the Time When
He Will Withdraw His Pres
ence From Us.

So long as there be in the human
heart one fiber TO vibrate at the
sound of that which is true and just
and honorable, so long as the IN
stinctiveiy pure soul prefers purity
to life, SO long as there be found
friends of truth ready to sacriiice
their peace in the cause OF science
friends of righteousness TO devote
themselves TO holy and useful WORKS
of mercy. womanly hearts to love
whatever is good, beautiful and pure
artists to render ii by sound and color
and words of inspiration-sc long
God will dwell within us.
1t could only be when egoism.
meanness of soul. narrowness OF mind.
indifference To knowledge, contempt
for human rights, forgetfulness OF
that which is great and noble. invaded
the world-it could only be then that
God would be in humanity no more.
But far from us be thoughts like
these! Our aspirations. our suffer
ings, our very faults and temeriues.
are the proof that the ideal lives In us.
Yes, human life is still something d.
vine! Our apparent negations are
often nothing more than the scrupies
of timid minds that fear to pass be-
yond the limits of their knowledge.
They are a worthier homage to the
Divinity than the hypocrital alteration
of spirit given over TO routine. God
is still within US, est Deus in nobis.-
Roman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-03-05
IMPROVE OLD APPLE TREES
Carefully Remove All Dead and Cross
Notwithstanding the Bark
Destroys Many Insects.

All dead and cross branches should
be removed. Make a clean cut close
TO the branch. cover the wound with
grating wax or shellac varniSh.
Scrape the dead bark and moss of
the larger limbs and then scrub them
with warm water and soft soap, using
a stiff brush. This scrubbing will
cleanse the bark and kill many worms
and their larvae. Select a mild day
for this work. Such methods require
considerable judgment in their appli-
cation, but with proper care they are
successful Old apple trees given the
above treatment will gradually in
crease the yield and quality of their
fruit 1t will take several years of
careful culture to bring the trees into
full bearing. but ii will pay hand
somely.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-03-05
POULTRY HOUSE SITE
Convenience Is Main Thing to Be
Considered.
Locate the Structure So That the
Strong Winds Will BE at Its Back,
With Windows in Front
Drainage Of Importance.

The builder of farm poultry house
should carefully consider the available
sites, and put it where the fowls will
do best, and where it will be easiest
to look after them.
Convenience IS the main thing to be
much work TO be done other than tax
ing care of the chickens. Put the house
or houses close enough to the resi-
dence that it will be easy to look after
the inmates.
At the same time. all natural adj
vantages Of location should be con-
sidered. If there is a sheltering hill
near enough to be used as a wind
break, place the house so the strong
winds from the west, northwest and
north will be Tended off by the higher
ground. Set the house so the wind
will be at its back, and this means, in
most localities, that the doors and the
greater number of windows should be
on the south, the southeast or the
southwest
a
or even of buildings. take aovanta &c
of them if the site is suitable other
wise. these windbreaks will make a
lot of difference in stormy, blustery
weather. There are many cold days
when the birds could very we'll stay
outside if they were protected from
high winds.
Another thing 20 be watched is the
problem OF drainage. Damp, low
ground, no matter how we'll the hen
house will be sheltered, is not suitable
for chicken shelter. There should
be slope downward from the build
ing to make certain that it will not be
damp and clammy on the inside.
Thorough drainage should be as
sured even if it is necessary to lay a
few rods of thing. Where a sandy and
naturally we'll drained site can be
chosen, the drainage will take care of
itself if nothing is done to hinder it.
Never build a house in a hollow as ii
Will be just about impossible to keep
the chickens healthy in such struc
| ture
The building itself can be adapt
ed to the pocketbook of the builder
Where the climate is not unreasonable
cold in winter, unreasonable from the
standpoint of poultry management
the house may be built very cheaply
1t must turn the rain, shut out drafts
and be dry under foot, but it need not
be heavy, built of expensive material
or very permanent in character.
In fixing on the site for the house
care should be taken not to get the
building or any part of it where it will
be Swallowed by any other building
or by a dense clump Of trees. The
sunlight should strike the building al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-03-05
HINTS ABOUT WINTER DAIRY
Feed Literally of Best Hay obtainabie
Little Can Be Expected Of
an Uncomfortable Cow.

Got TO have good warm barn, in
the first place. Can't expect to get
the most out Of a shivering, unc0m-
Portable COW. Start right by building
a warm barn.
Then have the COWS come in fresh
IN late fall Of the year. Cows that
have been MIXED all summer long are
not worth fussing with through the
cold winter months. They have done
their work Their milk is now scanty
in quantity and their cream hard to
churn, because they have been giving
milk SO long. Begin with fresh COWS,
Make up your mind to feed we'll
The COWS cannot get grass now. You
must make up to them as nearly as
you can for this lack. Feed liberal
allowances of the best hay you can
get. Never say or even think that
any kind of hay will make good milk
1t will not.
Give allopathic doses Of ground feed
Got to do it, to make balanced ia