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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
PROBE RIYER COLLISION.

The Federal inspectors of steam YES
sells yesterday began an investigation
into the sinking of the coal barge In.
tcrprise on March 26 in collision with
the Argentine batthship Moreno below
New Castle, Delaware river. The testi-
mony Of the master of the barge and his
crew was taken and the investigation
continued until next Monday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31

pleasant and little AFTER ma
o
Mr. and his
in Hornet
Bum
Thoy very music OF they
did going nave
a
cobwebs and watched the
very a little under the trees
all refreshments
like.
AT last was time They all over but
and they all would
goodnight and they said goonsh ana
for home the could
theyc said seepiy Mhal a NICE
time ehavch adI hopewe another dance soon
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
Mn. kLUNp AFTER orrICE.

Elmer II. Klund, who has been .
clerk in the Office of the prothonotary
for the past three months. has an
nounced himself as a candidate for
the position of tax collector in the
Northern District. Mr.. Klund was
employed at the J. Morton Poole Com
pany plant for fourteen years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31

LONDON. March 19.-(By mail to
New York)..A very martial young
giant who joined Welsh regiment
amused his comrades by throwing
out his chest and saying. "Now for
the Germans" He impressed upon
them that il was a bad day for Kaiser
Wilhelm when he was induced to
join the army. and his new comrades
duly took note. The day after he en-
listed he received a telegram from
London; "Heartiest congratulations
Kitchener" Bursting with pride the
new recruit handed the message
around, but his Joy was boundless
when later in the day came a second
message, "The Empire is proud of you
George The next morning, how
ever, came third telegram: For
Gods sake. keep neutral-Wilhelm. -
and the proud warrior began to sus-
pect that jokers were about. The
third message was not shown around.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
Mrs. {. STEMS Four Children
Sick With Whoopinr CouRh

Mrs. G. Stein has had four children
sick with Whooping Cough, 80 severely
that. al she says, II thought they woulC
choke on me" She brought then
through safely and attributes thel
speedy recovery 10 Cons Cough Syrup
She tells anybody with q cold or cougl
10 "go and get Con s. and that she 81
never without IL In the house" Fol
genuine. quick. lasting relief for bahiet
ana chlidren ~ hooplns Sougn Group
satisfactory as Cons. Guaranteed by
Groccrs and Druggists. Contains no
opiates. 20 and 90 cents.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
SLEEPYTr1F Tl,A,|E E, ~
The BUGS Dance Party

Once upon time the little
hugs decided TO give a ball II WAS
10 be very grand one and every
one was invited and all said they
would help.
The crickcts were to furnish
the music. and the bees The honey,
the spiders said they would be
glad TO weave webs to sin on and
tho iredies would fly around so
there would be plenty Of light
They chose a nice, soft plot Of
grass under some big trees and
where there were great many
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31

Many peoples lives have been en-
tirely altered Cor the better through
The use OF The Wants. for thew have
helped them in a hundred ways to
succcss.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31

war broke out and failed to take adj
vantage Of the brief interval of time
given by France for them to leave
the country.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

Brown-What rig that woman
has on.
Jones (looking)-By Jove, that re-
minds me, I've got~to get some cas-
Brown-Eh! fail to see how that
rig can remind you Of castor oil
JOnes-The bad taste Of it, my
boy!-CleYeland Plain Dealer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
PERFECTLY FRANK

Gabe-Jones is the most truthful
man know of.
Steve Why do you say that? .
Gabe-He had a black eye last
week and 1 asked him how he got It
and he told me that a man hit him.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
INcoMPREHENsIRLE

81 don't understand why Matilda
has sued me, Judge" protested the
defendant in a recent breach-of-
promise suit. 81 only did the asking,
while she did the promising. -
Judges Library.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
USELESS BRAINS

A well-mown Mississippi minister
was fond of playing pranks. One day,
while riding with an illiterate negro,
the minister began gravely to chatter
Italian to his brunette driver. z
The negro looked wildly at the
minister and said nothing. Finally
the white man, in pretended pique,
said,
Whats the matter? Why don't
you answer"
"Idono what yo' all talkin' bout"
whats wrong? Haven't you any
bratns?"
''Yassah, 1 got some brains, all
right; but dey aim do use to me now
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
-O-O--
GLORIOUS

''How's vacation, Johnnie?"
Bully! Fell off a shed, most got
drownded, tipped over a beehive, was
hooked by a COW, Jim Spindles licked
me twice, an got two stone bruises
an a stiff neck!"- lions Herald,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

5unuar ii6er bic M6sItdteit bss SdnbeIss
trieges NIT lluterTesbooteu rief etne srobe
TittIt6e GntriiFuue in England berDor.
Die @ngldnber mertten iofort, baB uuf
lire empfinolt9ite SteIe 6tngepieIen mar,
auf ibren maeen, unb burd lautes Sc
setter ii6sr @errobung bes- 6eetrieges boffs
ten Iie, bic Nettralen uno bic tmpfinbs
Ianen Midel bic in 8eutfdIanb INNER
~oorbanben iino, 5u ibrem @9uB auf bic
8eine 5u bringen. @eil bic tonTerbatiben
@npldnber ben Qusbungtrungstrisg geget
0eutI@lanb muir auf Dem mailer nit
&reu5ern 8u Fiibrcu imftanbe Iino, braudt
bic beutTde Marine duf bic bel ~biuigsren
uno pirIfameren a~riegsmitteI: bic llnters
Iee6oote unb bic Streuminen, ni6t gu bers
si6ten. 9eibe Tinb %anerfannts, tpenn aud
in ibrer 9%erpenobarteit fpenig erprobte
Wdffen beg moperuen Gsetrieges. Der
beutide gomiraIItab ertIdrte am A.
Gebruar Bic @etpdFsr rings I'm @roBs
%britannien unb Srldnb unb ben gan3tn
aanal dls bsuti6es Spsrotionseebist tnS
bah pom 18. Gebrltdr an iebss bort anoes
~troffene Feirbli9e 6anbelsf6iff 3erltDrf
per6en folte. @ua bieIe MnBna9me cnts
Ipridt benz an~ertaanten Geefriegsredt
Ous arissfibrenbe bsredtiet, uusripiinidts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

reid burd3ufibren. @ielstdt bottle man,
OaB es ben beutIden llnterieebpoten ges
lingen tonnte, bic uniidtbdre englti4e
armaba aus ibrem 8erited berdas5urdus
derne
Mie gu erfparten Itonb, sonnten bic Grs
FoIet Der llnterI@bpote felt benz Is.
5ebriar in tbrem gan5en llmfange ni4t
glei9 feitgeItellt perben, ba fe ia bpn
ibrr 5bdti9teit i'm Operationsgebict 3u=
riidtebrsn mubten. Was aber troB Der
llnterbriidung bur8 bic 3enftr in Gngs
lamb utb 6rdntrti9 an Qddri9ten dbtr
G9iffsperluIte bon @nfanq an be-
tannt %seippr6en, 1T fir utiere artegfiihs
rune iebr au~friebenitsIeno nnb berehtigt
gu Der Soffnung, 6aB Der gepiini4te Grs
folg niGt ausbleiben pirb.
Mer bic engIiIde greIe in ben feBten
Mpnen dufmertfam berfolgt bat,
fpirb nit GritauHeh bas 3epbirfduielu be-
merit baden, bas aus Der Gde tommt, fpo
Die GrieOensitbufu9t iid bertro9eu bat.
.Gs Diro bon beutlben peripnen in bo6er
Gtelune nit a~nitGnbistH Dorten eeIpros
den, 8etra9tuneen iiber bic tuItarellen
8sSiebungen 8tpii6en Deutf9ianb unb
@roBbritanuien finbsn Baum in 3eituns
gen, bic bisber muir Gift unb Sale auf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12
DeuteeueG $1,000 ro1oenHr Ezgleche1v D01z9fer

Gdiffe an, inbem lie ben iibiiatn aanos
uenIdub f~euerten obtr bas 6dlteIignul
ma9ten, unterIuhten tie banu unb pers
fubren na1 benz 8efuno pnter Shonung
bss 2ebens unb pribateigentbuns Der
8tIdbuneen. gs treigneten iid 9inge.
Fiir bic bic snsliI9e aomiraiitdt Ialeht
Oorbereitet mar, tpsnn fd)on Mr. ".
Conan 9obls NIT Geberblid Ie TT einsm
Vbdntaiis9emdEoe zines England brobena
ben 4usbungerungsirieaes lebhaft genug
geIhiIbert bate. 9rei pan3trtreu5er
purben bon BEN beutl9ea IL 9" inners
6alb elmer Gtunbe ni6t fpett BON Der
englilf IN &ii1te auF ben 8runbt selest;
In I'M tittelbarer Babe bon 3ober bera
ieutten anbere beutIde llnttrIeeboote
englii4e 9riegss unb Sdnbelsi4tffe; in
Der Reui1brsnddt fhredte Elm beutI9es
unterieeboot Elm engIiIdts 8sf6fpdber am
Weftousgang bes aanals, no man ii6
bisber perbdltnismdBig iider gebdIten
bate, dussindHber; bas 2inieuf4iIf .Sogs
mibabIe" perIant In bic 5iefe. 8ofss
Omen! 9as Sabr 1915 fdnst libel AM
lpirb mdnder GneIGnbsr sefast baben,
ais CT bitie Ra4ridt trfubr. limb enbs
lid erfdienen beitI9e ltnterleebuote In Der
SriiheH Gee, peIds sar5 ~beIonbers fir
ibre 3ieIe seeienet erI6ien! Ser Be-
i%tiir5ung, tpeld)e bieIes Grsignis in allen
areiien Gnslunos er8eugte, CAB bic @bInt=
raIitGt ausbrld bird ben Gsbeimbefebl.
alle 5anbelsI6iffe bdtten fid Bel aus
udberuns an Bic eneliI9e aiite Der nelts
tralen 5ldggs gu bebienei. BeItes Girs
Der tldgIibsn Sbnmadt feitens
bes mesrbeberridenbeu Qlbion! DAB Lie
Reeber nun fid nift iddmten,
lire 56ifFe dbnlih lpie bic neltraIsn au
bemaIen, entlprad ibrem piiroelpien arG.
msrseiite. Die Qb1dnsisisit Der Inter-
IssbOOte bon ibrsr iehr entfernten Operas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

unb Iieben gpmben fallen our 8ornuns
fit Qonoou unb fir bic elelii4e 6Iotte,
ipeI6e Ii9 in bic Gioroe G9ottlanbs gss
ffiidtet bate. 9eriaitoene Sdfen Itn6
iber9dupt fir ieben gerte6r eefperrt; bic
sdnOesiaiffs fino oHgetuieTen, m5gtiAH
bic ptltli9en 6dfen auf3uIuben; baburd
sutFtanb in bieien pIdBn Elm 70 %itdrtsr
anbrang, bab Sdiffe bier Wpden lang
i'm 6afen lieeen mabten, bebor bic Reibt
an fe fam, entlabsn 8t tptr6en. Sir bic
QudIitdt Der 2abung mar bies oft be-
bentli9, Sen neltralen 6iI1ern ipurbe
bas JiI6en unb GinIaufen an Der Dit
fiiits perbptsn, ober aud euglii9en 81
fdern nurbe bds 0anbpert untsrIagt aus
Ridfiht dlf ben miIitdriihen 5iderbtitss
bienit unb um iie gu 5ipingen, als Grtis
piaigs in bic Glotte ein5utreten ober fih
NIT ihren GiI9eroampfern sum Minens
Iu1bienii on8ubieten, Der td9li6 Spfer an
DampFern unb MtuIden forberte. mdbs
renb In Friiberen Snbren i'm 6srbft 1000
Gifdafdbr3elee Bel gurmoutbs2 opeftoft
berTammelt fparen, failben Iid i'm lebtpn
6srbF b56ftens 800 Elm, Die enelif6s
6srinssFilderet bate grobe @erluIte unD
lpurbt fdi berntatet. Die S9ltppnebs
iifdersi in Gun ipurbe seI6loKen; ben
8ori9sil babon metben i'm 6rubia6r bic
nOrptsif6eu Sdiffer baden; bic preiIs
fiji Slide, bic Elm not1pen6igeS Rabs
runssmittel Der brtiteu MaFen in Gngs
Lamb biIneH, iinb itbt brsimal bober ais
seiu61nIi9. @u9 bic prsiTe anberer fpihe
tiger qtbensmitteI Fisstn nidt ALIEN lbs
fplet Der Gtoduns bss S9iffsperte1rs,
Ionbsrn aud fpeeen Der bur6 ben arieg
perdnbertsn algsmeinsn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a.f benz @sItmdrtt. Die boben Qtbenss
mitteIpreiie e~r5eusten Gorberuneen I'm
aobnerbDbune, bsren ablebnung 2pbus
Idmpfs nit arbeiisniebsrlsauug In ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

England blodirte ni6t bic oeltTde
GiiIts, Ionbern bic game 9orbfee, unO
3ipar an beren Qusgdngsn i'm Rorben unb
Giioen bllrA me9rere Rtiben bon &riegs'
IdifTen aIler Dirt, 10 bab fem 6anbslss
ihiff unbemertt paiIieren fonnte, unb
iontrpGtrie iomit aud ben e~elammtn
gertebr mad G4fpsbsn, Gduemarf, 8tI'
glen, Solane unb sum 3beil g%iorpe9m,
Ulit einen 4retoeIrid nurbe btr
brtite Norbaisgdng geIhloiTen. olr4
elm breites Minenfelb bic paiage 5ipiidn
9elgien unb Gngldu6 70 ei%neeengt, bdb
mir cine I9nale Ga6rItraBe an Der engli'
I6en aiiite freiblieb, bic NIT peuiecn
ariegsfhiffm fAarf 3u bspaben mogItf)
ipar. Ndhbem bic neltrdle GHiffobrt in
8ober nnterfuht rpar, tpurbe Tie ee5tpuns
gen, neiterbin an Der engtifhen &iifs
na9 0orben 5l Fabrsn[ dngeblid neil bic
gloroTee pOlG BON beptI6sn Mtnen mare.
90 ptnig g~Iaubpiirbis oiefe gebauptana
aud mar an iolde 8erfhfpenoung
ibrer Mintn badte bic baItIhe Mdrint
ntht. aud bate Ie genib feinen 8runo,
ibrsn ariegsi6iffen BEN Msg mad bet
englii9en Suite eef6brlid 8u MAIDEN =
bic Ntutraltn iiisten Ii9 unb fabeH ibrt
G4iIfr duf BEN BON GnsldHb garantttr'
ten Meee In bic Cuff fIiege1.
9batIude 1T, bab bic beutIdeR 9reu3er
unb llnterlesboote in BEN snsliihen Ope'
rotirnsgebist Fh nab 9eliebtn ~beiuest,n,
in ben mgltI6en aaHrngepdTern MineR
Isgten, bic englifhen aaiitnpIdbe beIdois
fen itub tnglifde G6iffe torpsbierttnj
1baifa4e III Ferner, bdB troy Der grotiss
fen @ereepnttiguue Der Rsutralen unb
Der p~eiteebenbsn BerlebuHg bes Seetriegss
re9ts bic sHgliihe 4usbnngerungspoIitit
totales Bidsto gefnadt fat.
Was BEN einen Grissfibrenben Rsdt
1T, mug bsr onosrsn pdrtsi binig fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

terIeebooteu Idbmenb getpirtt. 9asestn
pil e8 gar ni9ts btbeuten, ipern bic, eiss
liT9e 4bmtraIitdt our 9erubigutg perbrets
ten IdBt, buB in Der eritsn Gode mad
benz is. 5ebrudr nnh 708 9ampfer ieoer
0ationaIitat in ensIiIden Sdfen arges
tommen unb 673 a~usgelauFen unb bappu
z b%erTentt porben ftnb.
0ur9 bic 9ffenFbe Der beutfden linz
terieeboote = ~einerlei, pb man ibr gprs
9eben nit mobtrntr uniidtbarer 8Iodabe
be5eidnen nil pber ni9t - TT cine ems
pfinbIide St1tuug ors eneliIhen Mirtbs
fAaftsIebens ttngotrettn, bic ii6 notbpens
bigerpeiTe nit Der Dauer bieIes Qriegcs
berf6drfen mub, bd 9eltIdIanb nit
2ei6tigteit bic Mittel fir bitfe Dirt btt
&riesfibrln8 GuF3ubrineen unb 8u unters
hdlten imitaubt 1T unb dnberftits Gnes
Lamb, Iolange Is feline 8lotte 5ur Gntf9eis
bung ni9t nit gIiidIiasm Grfolge etnscs
ieBt babeu pirb, gsgen bic 4eft Der llns
terieeboote obnndGtig bIeiben bilrite. So
1T and gar uidt baran gu benien, oab
fd 0euti6lanb bnr9 proteite Der Nels
tralen unb @rimdFtH ber engliIAen Res
aifrung in ber piriIamen 5atobabuHg
biefsr &riessmtl6pbs befdrdnien laHsH
ipirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12


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.ttiiln. ltaf m anlf f fIt AZ mstga.
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.6HtHHa ia Hsl5n n Hm fssf affiilfn ts
Ntaifat bfs Htutf3im Wfsifansfn a.iti
litai ssit aatfss.H agltTsn am Boa bt
Hiii am 8f.a ibnt Mamatbf an ga6s
fta. Gov ntafH aaft ris nBit lm fte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

msliiat chtiNt NIT WinHfpttrta
BIC icriiardumm siatu unat5mrm 9rab
ooH Tampiun uub 0ritsaiaifftn ara
Rrtuat 1aa aab Root tslhditati nuo
9ablrtiht Dpitr petiontatr unb matuiti
Ter @ri uhtiiftt. o6nt bdb bamii zinc
fdtrt @epdbr fir bas Vi6tbotbanotn
itiu btg MiHenatfabr ggluonufn ntrotH.
lpuatt ba Bic 0tuifAeH unbtmstil immCt
pieber Miutn f%rtutcu. Git iolen bies
nah tusiii6tr @]ebduptung untfr uGitra
ler Blosae atiban bdbtH = ltioa mar feiu
tin3iger Gdn ndhneisbar oaB bic
llnitrTnbootc aud Minen Rrta
ten uno Mir gtIegtutIi6 nit Dem 9orpeoo
dui bic Saeb eingcn. ipogte man in gna
lamb niht aIauben uub elaubtn laHeH.
Shpn i'm Ropember bietten bic beutihfu
llnterieeboote n~eutrals uno englii9e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

iiW ssfttffttN af l8atigH estmtHs @euitusI tHliat
higtrefiWun fsH sluitt Bmatutt iatia Hasten-
nH tiH6 tg iiHtlalt.a l nistiA aHs sH hillnai tg ftaifi
he naa tt itfhtbf uHsitt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

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tsiata Tor De uaif telf f8
tAtm Haf tf aHif s lW nt
ias iaf tst t'falltlh hort tf etitaat
iaflaiaHaa NtmWtf8 Hafaia Itm tal
a3N man8tfha li tAf fHalFt8n 8aN fttHl
t8ftfH NRfatn ia3ftH Ft Ndfft h@H
BIZ m9ifflfin rar itim aaisH ls5ab
FeafH Hlln5H Hmlith. r.its en- tet
hoainbii fa uuh Hoiaeaf ffR N1ihf ats
lanbti fHh. mdtfm "a uslhtt dNf ltfff
Ntls ppn Dam NNaai5th tiB arr
&itdHhanasntlt tiut uhHt gNdbf ilf
BE iletuf ifinblihf uub nWltalt GdiHs
iabfi aftiIstt bliitn.
Nah hiAtm iffinfn 1bb. Der In aobh
lofm @aflaiionm mad mtfbeaiommmino
Hrtbtt. b1llu fh FraHfreih nrn enofanb
zine 6bgulenbs 9dbf BON itptfdefbooifn
onoeihafli. Biz onbtfm marinm folatfn
mtbr aug Rtnaitrbf als ana flor trfanns
itm geblirfnts. Gnaldnb mar pann
bardn otaana,n. barh m~trar5btrnna btB
bisbriom gnpB grnasfahriuot All Thafs
zen. BE audi an ftirbfiher QiiNe ms I'm
Mnfhlah an Bic 6ohiHflgits AM permsns
ben m6dlib Tein Iogte1 non bitier Wgas
aIihgeii bina Bic Ginfibrnna Ser ilnttrItts
bcott In Der otuildtn Marint ab, ba ie
fir bic TtFeHTbt burh ibr bor5iiaIihts
; NuenfDfiem unb anbtre GiHrthtunaen
bonlidHbig eeriiHet mar File HciHt ltutegs
ftsbootc TT In BEN bsutidtn Ritenaepdi
krn ttin gtoirFnis. Die Gntpidlung
bes bsutfhen llnterfte6ootfs, bic analo9
benz g. balttn Der anbtrtn martnen NIT
Dem G leier bes @ebtimRiiies umeebtn
purbe Eabm einen Idnfaeu. oiinTttofn
Buialls ba bic mitDtrtsnbe beutI6e
9ednit duF ben eiaihlagenbeu @ebieten
unabbdngia bonn @usldnbf ausgt5tthnflt
Qeifungen dufupeiftn bate; bieTe leifn
nur aneeotutet burh bic @ortt: 9reiiels
iompab, gifumaIatoreu. geriIfop, Der
brsnnunogmoforen. Qiht minber Eat bic
interchangeable 5hdti9teit oeg te6ni=
ffen unb ieemdnnifben mariRtperIonaI8
ibr gut gbeil ba3u btigttrdgen, bab bic
beutI9e marine belte i'm geIib zines In
terfes6ootes 1T, beFn 2eifungen bic Gua
lGnbsr Dor Itib unb obnmddtieer Duth
i6dumtn MAIDEN. Qnfdrgtid trnt BAG
ltnterTeebopt aIs RinaIt bes 6otTeetor
pebobootes nnb bes 3erf6rrs auf, o6er
in Der graris bcs ge%genlpdrtigen Msu
irisgeg purbe feins 9bdtigieit INNER bel
fsitiser, g lsgts Glreuninsn, es thai
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KEEPING THE SOIL WELL FED
Addition Of Phosphorus or Potassium
or a Combination of Both May
Be Found Necessary.

Good use of manure and some
clover and clover sod plowed under in
a short rotation may not give the full
est results desired. even though good
deep seedbed Is made and the best of
the seed Is planted. Manure and green
clover plowed under may not prove a
balanced ration to permit the soil to
produce maximum crops. Here soil
science should be brought into use to
determine what can be used for best
results to balance up the manure and
clover if the soil seems to fail to sup
ply all the necessary elements. An
addition of phosphorus or potassium.
or combination of both these ele-
ments in the form of phosphate and
potash fertilizers may be necessary.
The heavier soils usually contain
large amount of potassium and hence
it is seldom required as a fertilizer
So long as these soils are well sup
piled with active organic matter this
element will become available to meet
crop needs. In some cases, however.
some potash fertilizer may prove a
profitable investment. Marsh soils, as
rule. require potash fertilizers.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-10-01
KEEP WATCH ON BROOD MARE
Few Weeks Preceding FoaIing-
Give Plenty of Water.

tBy S. A. ALEXANDER. Wisconsin Ex-
pertinent Station)
Liberal daily exercise, light, steady,
careful work and roomy box stall
at night are what the brood mare
needs. Feed her sound, whole oats.
bran and mixed hay or timothy 1t
is very risky to feed moldy or other
wise damaged feed.
Brood mares should be kept away
from cornfields for there are certain
dangers arising from the smuts and
other spore diseases likely to be found
on corn stalks. Give her plenty Of
fresh, clean water at all times.
The best possible care is needed
during the few weeks or months i'm
mediately before foaling. Work at
this time is good for the mare, but
Jerking, heavy hauling, wading
through deep snow or over marshy
grounds and work on slippery roads
should be avoided because Of the re-
sultant strain on the animals body
The Holly chieftain., 1915-10-01
HOPPER FOR POULTRY
Idea Is Finding Place on Many
Farms With Small Flocks.
Reduces the Labor Of Care and Feed
ing and Also Supplies Fowls With
Necessary Ingredients Of Well.
Balanced Ration.

The hopper feeding of poultry of all
classes is becoming customary among
the large poultrymen and is finding a
place on many farms and in small
flocks.
The main idea is to reduce the la
bor OF care and feeding and at the
same time supply the fowls with the
necessary ingredients of balanced
ration. Mixtures of ground grains and
feeds are most frequently used in the
hoppers. The fowls seem not likely
to overfeed of such mixtures and when
whole grains are fed in litter and suf-
ficient exercise induced in this manner,
good results are had both in egg pro-
duction and body development of
young fowls. Growing chicks on free
range do splendidly when hopper fed
and the time and labor of caring for
them is reduced to a minimum.
A dry mash much used is composed
of the following: Bran, 100 pounds;
The Holly chieftain., 1915-10-01

the fighters say, Thank you, miss,
and the base fellows are apt to grouse.
The army had thoughts of killing us
Off. We started year ago in Sep
tember. They thought about 1t till
April and are now gdng the pace.
However they won't kill me In a
hurry Might as well try to kill the
Y. M. G. A, who do roaring trade in
the same business. We save a trag-
edy day from bad temper and starva-
tion and score from drunkenness.
But If any Of your friends went to
send US something, plump for boxing
gloves and punch balls. Now wait half
she cuts the bread and butter. you
know-and we'll have lunch.
Idiom of Initials.
THE room was full of people with
amazing brassards on their arms, red,
white. tricolor, and even green. and
someone was retelling the standard
story Of the newcomer who asked an
habitue at the base how to go some
where or other The answer began
glibly in the prevalent idiom Of ini.
tials:
"Oh, should go to T. C. O.,
who will introduce you to the D. A.
D. R. T., who will refer the matter
to G. H. O., and then But this was
too much for the questioner.
EXCUSE me- he said, I'm of to
have a B. and S.
IF he had gone on this mission at
the moment he would have found two
airmen, with their feet on the brass
rail of the American bar, drinking an
orange squash and discussing earnest
ly whether it was worse to be shelled
in the air or the trenches. They de-
cided in favor of the air.
I'm fairly terrified at shells on the
ground said one. But in the air they
don't seem to matter
From this they diverged to the OBJ.
tuseness of certain aerial observers
who had to see battery from all
angles and make figures OF eight
above 1t before they could decide
whether 1t was not moving machine
or a manure heap. However. in spite
of the observers they were doomed
to carry and the shrapnel that was
always puncturing their wings but
missing their tank and the ground fog
and the new German air colossus, they
were quite decided that the air was
the place of places and their job the
picked Job. And 1t is fact that OF
all the men of all types who pass
through this vanity fair the airmen
are the most distinct in type. The
air has lent them its peculiar qualities
OF light and breadth, as the sailor has