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The Detroit times., 1916-04-08

has always insisted upon. As soon
as he takes hold OF tract Of prop.
erty. the Improvements 20 ia right
away His idea is 70 make suDdi-
vision 10; q home site IS quickly a.
possible. ~ putting II ever i'm
provement immedIaieIy Insfead or
waiting until The payments are suff
Client 10 take care - the ccst ~ The
work. building IL encouraged on
Taylor's subdivision
y F. TAYLOR f. without associates
IN the business OF fuyiug and sell.
ing property He does not repre-
sent a syndicate Or a stock COMPANY
Every person who buys or sells lo'
in Taylor's subdivisions does busi-
ness directly with r + TAYLOR he
owns and controls All his suodivi.
sions The lot buyer tascs his ab.
stract from Mr. TAYLOR y is always
source OF comfort and added secur.
ity for the purchasr 10 know exactly
with whom be CT she Is doing bust
ness
There L. six times more building
on nay alloim,nfs than on sd th'
rest pun together. from The CTS line
TO R.dford" p r. Taylor told d
Times reporter The .tsiensDi VA,
not made 1oasmlly Vcrifcsneh o'
the truth Of bis siafemen q
readily established ok aR iomnhii.
ildc out Gund R4f'arafe fou 0it
b. ablc 90 sec ior yourself iion
viii Won tcllo WHY just look az p
v Tsylor subdivisions ard com
part hem 81 ih fbe. r..t Nril won
he sble go fr'i ahicr luHH' SION
are ~ g. 1avior- Oh Fe SOU
Nil They look different from fHe
rest and ,ou can't miss fh'm
To elve YOU some idea ~ thc ~
tent OF b Il. Taylors operations out
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08

the aoor below ,oec'asr vth the
record room, cashiers department
ete
MIR Taylor's Offices occupy one en-.
tire side of the building which has
been rt-srranCed for BITS exclusive
Use inst inside the door Is the IN
formation desk FOR the convenience
and proper direction OF alters. Mr..
Tayiors private suite ot Offices is
al the head Of long corridor The
furnishings are rlch and IN splendid
taste. Mr. Taylor bad the Interior
OF the oAlces re-aecorated az his own
expense The furniture j. OF mAhog'
an The WALL tinfs carry OUT
color scheme in brown and gold
The electric lsht fixtures are %
speeia design. and cast a soft light
thar /. dinused With the ugal Of day
haf sits through he silSerdraped
window Heavy rug cover the
hoots
Mr. Taylcr's secretary occupies a
lsrs, oaice where callers awaiting
Mr. raNor arc seated TIE corr
dor s. pst Hs. On lrc length
Artistic al fuuunrr relieves an
SUE ito. OK omcc baroness A. he
FAR emo of ne corridor is lars
floor lamp iha rts r nicely With
the general scheme oi decoration.
Opening oH th, corridor are the
Office. oi ST. taylor corps OF as
sistsnt, There are Tho Bookkeeping
and accounting departments. The
sales manager subdivision superin.
tsrdsrs Offices rhe construction
department. engineering department
manager ~ resale- ard collections
orice manager. private switchboard.
flinx room. etc On the floor
5elo0 are se,e fal large Offices Tor
The agents. In 4 hrepro3f vault are
stored thousands % ahstr2cts. b r.
Taylor peronahy zga - good ttlo
10 eger piece o. property ihat IS
solG through his Office
No other real estate Office 10 The
CRY is arranged JUST like Mr. Tsy-
lors To has mo once work sys
'ematized io Tho highest point *
eHclencg The caller feels in.
stinctiyely on entering the ONCE.
that he had found place where al
n single touch he can feel he pulse
~ rrai rsra-r tfirol5 ~ Detroit The
7efy aimo- phere in the cflce ~ sur
charged With business activity
There is a constant stream OF peo
pie moving in and on; Of the Offices
Clerks are huslly engaged AZ their
desks Numerous agents arc ia
earnest consultation With clients
Messengers are hnrrying from one
onre 10 another There d. neve- a
iull during business hours In Mr
Taslor's Office
Nr ray Tor himself IS splendid
type OF iae energetic. scif-possessed
business man. he r. affa0ie without
being laxative, be is direct IN his
speech wlinou; being abrrpt s.
question trings from him pr answer.
brisk and 70 the point When he
ask. nHc.tIon 10 demands direct
answer
Like many other sGecesstui Dusl.
no mon Nr. Taylor thinks and
man. for the future growth and pros
: perr OF w. roit Nc takes keen
in.frer m an civic mat'ers o. JONI
] aarsnce Without ieins esotistical-
: g- .r.ar thinS hat no las done
pofroff 4 GOOD gGryITe 6y raising
tho as,dard on sutdivsions Nof
that ta .apf. aay credit hevoud me
.ansfacfion Of knowing that his plan
~ spf,atrt-rnr tt,.veieanfei,s H. icing
,ol,oa.a nv other resi estate oper
-. an5 MAJ a., standard h. es.
".t5..heI ,i,oe ,eafs axe has forced
o,,o ,be marie, and
, .isa "a. made Grand necr-a1e one
The Detroit times., 1916-04-08
Day Of Suburb:

B. +. Taylor says: THE ST
fishing pole to establish ripariai
exists only in the imagination
There was a time when m'
would go, including lake bottom
The present-day buyer of
ton to plenty Of fresh air and
improvements. He doesn't wan
founded homesteads in the WI
He wants to live in twentii
furnace, bath, running water,
that.
"Subdividers who sell fro
they intend doing in the way o.
take. A satisfied customer IS 4
can have. Many sales are made.
owner. He is a better seller IL
My motto is Keep faitl.
take care of themselves.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
Notice of Primary Election
to be held on wednesday,, June as, lNl0.

to be held on Wednesday, June 2s, 1916
Notice IS hereby given that on Wednes-
day the sBth day OF June next. at the reg
mons, state 5nf North Dakota, Primary
GonRsessionaI. e State. District and County y
ospsr oIss II e the the cSe Afs1
Laws OF North Dakota. l9s nnd acts
amen ntory thereto. The Polls will be open
at eight o'eloes r. to Ave ocioGf p m
Tiled electors may. vote their choice for the
candidates OF their respective parties TO he
noml"stSS "espaakfssfosAL n ss'lnyS: orrIoERs:
One candidate to be nominated for each
Of the following parties: Republican,, Dem
0crntic md Socialist
United States Senator.
Representative in Congress. I'd Congress
'o' JUDICIARY:
Six candidates to be nominated on Non
Supreme Court.
Two candidates for Judge OF the District
Court. 9Th Jld!siflE snSTE nlstI1ft; afI1fGEns.
One candidate to be nominated for each
publican. Democratic and socialist:
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary OF Stite.
state Auditor.
State Trt.aSr,rer.
Attorney, General.
Commissioner OF Insurance.
Commissioner OF Agrcnlture and Labor.
Three candlda,c. Il" be nominated by
Demo r,'i.'an.t al,,:
f.;,t m,n.-- r.,f L ,ilroads.
-titst. !. ''tF CTS:
iws -. ~ nnu .t,ed on Nom
Par lisa .esfs. u " ft,r -, OF the fol-
stale u, ~ ..,,nst l4.'lr lnstruc-
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
County Superintendentnf Schools
LEGISLATIVE:

County SupnrintendenLn nf schools
Candidates To M nominated hy each of
the following parties: Republican. licmu-
cratic and Socialist, for:
Four members nf The inuS" uf Reprrsen-
'a'ts.s' -'',s udilNTY 1ifIs'i',i't oFFiuERs:
One condidate 10 b" nominated by each
ocratic and Socialist:
County Auditor.
Treasurer.
Sheriff
Clerk OF the District Court.
States Attorney:
Register OF Deeds
County Judge.
County Surveyor.
Coroner.
Public Administrators.
County Commissioner, I'd District.
County Commissioner, 4th District.
Justices of the Pence. four OF each party.
Constables: Four for. each party.
AsseSs0rs One for each party
Assessor OF the iirst District.
Assess or Of the Sscond District.
Assessor Of the Third District.
Assessor OF the Fifth District.
The following are the names Of the Pre-.
cincts and Polling places At which the said
Election will be held:
Burr Oak. Township 1856. Ranges Is and 10.
Vote at skinner School House, Inspector.
John Eastwood.
Precinct No..
Vote ut Jones SCHOOL House. Inspector.
John Baker.
Precinct No. 3.
Livona Township1a5. Ranges Is and IS.
Vote Mt Liyona School House. Inspector.
Wesley Baker, Sr.
Precinct No.i.
Gayton. Township 1874. Ranges ~ and 20.
Vote Mt Gimbel School House. Inspector.
q. w. Rggleman.
Precinct Nos.
Hampton, Township 1873. Ranges n and rs
and 10, Vote at School 8llouss No. 2. In-
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Representative.
{Politicnl Adyertiaa ment,

District:
hereby announce my candidacy TOR ro
election to represent Kidder county In hi
sion. M q member fr,ni the 18th legisl ativt
district ] have served Two terms In tt,a,
capacity. but hsvs received strong enc0ur.
time. NY record as member has been be.
fore the voters and l leave them To Judge ol
my attitude toward the intere.ts OF the pub.
lie IN general. without partinlity TO any Gle.
mer consider that xll portions Of the com.
fnunity should receivB equal treatment NJ
the hands OF the law making body, and tC
that end, shall, II elected. continue to ust
my best efforts will appreciate yenr sup
port Rt q. . June Primaries.
SIDNEY r. SMITH.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22

spector. s. G. Busbv.
p ecinct Nos.
at W"odmsn Hail. Braddock. n. Dak. Ia Its In.
| spectOr. William Baxter.
Precinct NO,7,
bhna. township fl36. Range 78. Vote at
Sueltz school House. Inspector. II. H. Bible.
heimer.
Precinct No. 8,
Hazelton. Township 1s5. Range 49, Vote
Ct Hazelton School House. Inspector. n. a.
Precinct No. o.
Highland School House No. /. Inspector.
Precinct No. 10.
ssEa, Tel. TEownship g ias Range q Vote at Tell
son.
Precinct No. II,
sebooI 3%G HoSss Nh ls Ranse = Vote at
.Meculley. Township iss. Range 10. Vote
At Tsmvik Tenn School House. Inspector. WIN.
pahem. rownssin pssH'nfs fss ssfRaa; Ranxes and Is
Vote 1asa ~ as Bosch School House Inspector.
Precinct No. IA.
Vote at the Residence OF Sebastian Waid.
Inspector. Rochns Dosch;
~ Hague. Iownship l2s. Range a. Also.
Ttownship t,ss ,,sc, 1870; Ranges "A and e. Vote At
schall. ''' -'''' Inspector 'a''o
Precinct No. IS.
Linton (unorganizcd). Township 1872.
! Ranges 10 and n. Vote at the residence OF J..
Schott. Inspector. j. r. Schott
P Precinct No, II,
strasburg. Township 1871, Ranges "a and Il;
Vote at strasburg School House. Inspector. :.
Peter Weigenheiser. !
Precinct No. lS,
WcstfieM. Townships 1eS and l80. Range 76
Vote at Balker School House No. e. Inspec-
tor. Fred Clevernga
Precinct No. 10.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Clerk of Court.
tPolitlUas Advertisement)

TO the Voters of Emmons County. N. d.:
As the present incumbent has signilpd his
ns clerk OF epurt, n new man Will naturally
be cal led np,n to I'll the Office and / there
fore announce. that am Il candidate for the
republican nominaiiyn for rclerk of court at
the primary y, be iield June %, 1915.
IL 1t should prove. agreeable ~ tho voters
of EmmOns county Will be pleased to meet
trict caurt5duriDg the next two years
IL noniinat.d and elected i Will perform
the duties o the office according u law
Datedat Linton March 8, 1D16
q. H. WAGIiER
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For County Treasurer.
fpalyff.oJ n,cnt

i wish To announce 10 the vntet nj En-
mons comfy hat hH, II candidate for the
ir..nnhiican IOtDin a lon TOR county treasurer.
thirteen years. atd this section of the
e unity having no otepresentniieni1n On the roll
that / should receive 4 share OF support.
q. M. VIE,
Dated at Braddock. N. 3Dak., Mnrcf, 9. 18lG.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Register of Deeds.
(Political AdvertIsemeut. A ]

hereby announce myself Ms a candidate
for re-elsction 10 the office Of Register Of
Deeds OF Emmnns county, subject to the will
June primnries. In the event OF my nom
inntlon and re-election shaIIIn this future,
Us IN the past. devote my entire time and
best Efforts to serve the interests OF the
county. respectfully solicit your support.
a. f. CELL.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Represent.tiye..
(poiiticai Advertisement, A

BY request ,nf u number nf my friends
throughout the 26th district. I hereby an
ntunce myself Ms II candidate for the
Legislative pIstrict. Kidder and Emmnn,
counties, subject to ttr approval Of the it..-
publican vUt.rs Of the district ut tn. June
Primaries. Your support viii be- Appre-
Sciated.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
.tro:ltlcll AdYertisement.l D

tr0;iticnl Advertisement.1
herewith ,tpnnncc myself as ii candt-
date un the republican ticket for nomination
to the Office of sheriff of Emmons county at
the primary election 10 be- held .tnne 28th.
ubjecL In the pleasure of the voters
EO.SUVEKLY. 4
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Clerk Of Court.
{Politicul Advertisement)

lPOlit1cui AdVertisemenU Y
To the Democratic Voters OF Emmons
County:
hereby announce that am n candidate.
for the democratic nomination for clerk
OF lhe district courtof Emm0ns county, NJ.
ID. at the primary election to he held June
2Sth lfnominafed nd,lected1 will serve
the people af this county to The very best
of my ability and Will give the duties OF the
office my undivided attention.
Il. O. BILLY.
Linton, N. d.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22

Union. Township lao and 100. Range Z
Vote At Union School House NOT. Inspec.
tor. Ben buchie5: ie5:n..
Emmonsburg. Township i3a. Ranges II and
~. Vote at Tuttle School House. Inspector.
Precinct No. 81.
Winona. Township l3l. Ranges rs and 10
Vote at HRchmcicr School House No. 7. In.
spector. Adam Thomas.
Precinct No. %.
Vote 1t Putnam School House. Inspector.
Precinct No. q.
Glanayon. Township iep Ranges ~ and 70.
Vote at School House No. I. Inspector. e.
ID. LanRiiers.
Precinct No. "a,
buchanan. Township 18e. Range H. Vote
Of Buchanan School House. Inspector. ]. r.
Kruso.
Precinct No. Is.
Kintyre. Township i3e, Range 7a. Vote ut
Kintyre school House. Inspector. J. A. Pc.
terson.
Precinct No. 20.
nsnbury. Townahip IA. Range 78. Vote at
Brook School House. Inspector. 8. T..
60, Precinct No. 81.
Selz School House No. Z, Inspector. A..
hollaar.
Precinct No. .s.
Wilson. Township 1a4. Range u. Vote at
School House Nj. I. Inspector. Anton
Grunefclder.
treC1nct NO. ~
Highland. Township iN. Range IS. Vote ut
|, School House No. Inspector. s. g. Sulli.
van.
Precinct No. 50.
Marie. Tow nship la3. Range u. Vote at
knhttch q Feist Store. IuspectOr.E E w. Doo-
little.
Precinct No. 81.
Linton CITY. Vote At Fire Hall.
Dnted at Linton N. D.. this is.h day of May.
JOHN X. SNYDER.
County Auditor.
Emmons County. North Dakota
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Sheriff.
'olitical Advertisement.)

y =. 3LFOlit1CHI IAuVertiHenent.1
i herewith, announce myself us q candi-
date for the nomination to the Office OF
Sheriff Of EhmOns County. on the Republi-
can ticket. NJ the primary election To be
held Wednesday,. j une u, 1915. agreeable to
the pleasure at the voters
s. Dated at Linton. N. D.. "A prii 10, 1915.
Pc TER SHI Err ~
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Clerk Of Court.
(PoliticaI Adyertisement. !

hereby announce myself M = candidate
for the nomination to tho Office OF Clerk Of
Court Of Emmons Connty, North DakotR,
ON the Repu blican uckeS ~ the Primary
Election to be held June rs, 1915.
H. N, BRlTTg
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Representative
',Poli,icnl Adyertisemcnt

hereby. announce myself ms candidate for
ReDresentntiye from the 2fth Legislative
district, subject to the Will Of tho republic
a.tSj3s5 O. A, WARD
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For County Treasurer.
tPolitical ADVERTISEMENT

hereby announce myself as "a candidate
for the nomination TO the ufice of County
Treasurer OF Emmons county. subject to
the VII of the voters at the Primary Elec-
tion to be held June 28th.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For County Judge.
.{politiclI AdyertIse,nent., !,

am \ cattidate for tho Republican nom-
ination inr County Judge subject TO tie Will
mary election to be held June 2S, 1916
FRED REEMTS,
Linton, N. ID. 5
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Representative.
(Politfcnl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NPuHLIcHI HIs4huVtftfStWUHU 3!f
l hereby anhunnce my candidacy far rep
resenLatiye from the 2Mtii Legislative lis
trict, subject To the wili0f the republican
voters at the primary election to BIZ held
June 28. 1916.
FAY HARDING.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For County Auditor.


hereby announce myself as.a Rspub
can candidate for th,. Office ut Auditor OF
EmmOns county, subject tn the decision Of
the voters at the primary election June 80.
1915.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For County Auditor
(Pol;tical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

(FOIiticat atAdvertlsement)
j hereby announce myself candidate
for the Republican nomination for county
auditor subject to tho Will 1f the voters at
the primary election June 2a. 1916.
L. II BRANT. Z
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
To the Men and Women Voters of
Emmons County.

1 respectfully submit mr. candidacy for
reelection TO tho oiiice of County Superin.5
tepdent nf Schools. Yonr support will be
appreciated nt tho June Primaries.
8 n LESTER BRfGGLE.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Clerk of tho District Court
Political A a yertteamenfY

hereby announce that ! am candidate
for The Republican nomination for Clerk or
the District Court OF DmmonB County. N. D.,
;tf Ut The primary election to be held June rs.
1915
>. "A. gBIEWITT.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For the Office Of Judge Of the County
Court.
(politicnl3Advertisemen

Il,srebyaunounce myself ns q candidate
for recollection to the Office of the Judge of
Dakota. II strict attention to the duties OF
the Office Inns merited II, i would appreciate
the support of this Republican voters ut the
primaries on June ~. 1916.
CHARLES b. GARLEY. !.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
CERTIFICATE OF NOMINEES

$ f $ $ Il = s s$ @$ $$s$ H$ $:
ss$%$ $S$ Ss$sf$ $$
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22
For Sheriff.

Dated at Braddock. N. Dal
Emmons County record., 1916-06-22

JOHN II. SNYDER,
Audi tor OF Emmons County North Dakota.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

IUlU IU5as
''Iim thini;inssos opening an allnight.
bat store next door to some fashionable
restaurant.
What's the ideal" -
:. %f,a RESTAURANT patron doesn't feel
ike tipping The bat boy he can walk
out barebeaded, drop into my store and
buy new hat.-NeY York World. $,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

~Wen. Mrs Dawes, said the distri I
visitor to the woman Who been
bearidden fcr years, 'aud how are you
todayg'
"Oh. I'm pretty wen. thank you
was the Aestul ansWtr.
"Ah. taHts .risAtE responded the
alereyma1 sSmpatActltahv. II hardly
expected TO lind You to be in such
good snlrds, considering YOUR affection.
l was afraid should ind sou down
hearted" SO.
mo. no. SIR. she cried, interrupting
him. EXC no. indeed. sirl rNeimueh
to be tlrahtful for. 1 have-s WINS. only
the othef nil.hi when THAI hoase- Just
Opposite was On Gre / couldn't help
thinking Of 40 tie poor people cru;h-
Ing each Other. IN the street and may
" them not getting sight Of tie FIRE
at an. while here was 1, all nice and
comfortable m bed. and l could-See u
beautifully through my window with
oui even tNrnas oyer. Yes, sir; I've o
10. to be ihan&ful for Exchange
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

II you would be. loved, 1--we and be
lOvable. Franklin.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

Certainty the Observation-Disclosures on
record was the John Stubs who of
Tended Queen Elizabeth BY publishing
a book protesting against the proposed
marriage with the ''imp Of the crown
Of France The unhappx. man was
condemned to suffer the loss Of Lis
right hand. which was accordingiy
chopped off with butchers knife in
she market place at Westmisster.s 4
remember" says Camden, standing
by Stubs. who, ms soon as his right
hand was on, took off-his hat with his
left and cried .aloud. God save the
queenr The next moment he tainted"
THE Romance Of Bookselllng"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Z a . r Q RIA
Card.


L. Plaza, Nd, Jan. 20, le
Having secured the local Agency
for The Mutual Benefit Life Iasnr.
anoe Company, Of Newark, N. J.,
hereby notify he public that | viii
be ples sed TO place their Lie Insur-
aoc-. I especially d sire to Increase
the lnsn anee Of present policy held-
ers in this old and r, liable Company.
Can be seen at Matthews Howard
Implement Building on TUESDAY aud
Saturday Of each week.
Respectfully,
WM NJ. HOWARD,
p 1e.tf Fsti. Mo
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

Tramp-Please, ma'am, viii you give
me bite to eat7 Lady--I haven't any
thing cooked. but cans give. YOU a
pair;of old shoes. Tramp EXCUSE me,
ma'am, but I'm no goat
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

The frst step to be taken in the care
OF manure. SO as to prevent The losses
mentioned above. is to provide suf-
hcient bedding or litter in the stable
to absorb and save all the liquor parts.
The losses due to fermentation can
be greatly checked by mixing horse
manure with the colder COW manure;
by making the piles compact as to ex-
clude the air; and by moistening the
pile SO as to assist in excluding the air
and also to lower the temperature. The
use Of chemicals or mechanical absorb
ents. such as peat, kainit, phosphate
rock, etc. in the stable and sprinkled
over the manure, assists in preserving
the manure and preventing loss.
Losses from washing or teaching by
rain may be prevented by piling under
cover or in favorable basin-liks places,
or stin better. by hauling it directly to
he field and spreading 1t as soon as it
Is produced.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15
MANURE SHOULD
HAVE PROPER CARE
-
no Product Of Equal Value Is
So Much Neglected.
MANURE HAS A MONEY VALUE
Every Step Should Be Made To
Preserve Al Manure Made
on Farm.

College Park. Dec. 7.-At this sea
son Of the year the attention Of the
farmer should be called to the i'm
portance Of the conservation of
manure. In one OF the correspondence
lessons written b. DIT. H.. J. Patter-
son. Director, Experiment Station, the
following advice is given concerning
the case Of manure:
Even though manure is regarded
highly BY all farmers in sections where
fertilizers are needed, nevertheless
thsre is probably no product Of equal
value which Is SO much neglected and
so poorly cared for.
The frat great source Of loss is
through the incomplete absorption Of
the urine. It is not infrequent that no
attempt is mada to save this portion
Of the manure. When It is remember
ed that the urine is richer in both
nitrogen and poiahh than the dung,
and that they are more available to
crops in the urine than in the dung,
a should be selfevideht to- all that it
Is highly essential that this part Of
the manure be carefully saved.
The second greatest source Of waste
81 manure is the loss incurred by leach
ing, II manure is piled against the
side Of the stable where the water
from the roof can drip on It, or If it 4
piled on the hillside or other exposed
places. the rain water in teaching
through the manure washes out Of it
much nitrogen and potash. which IS
seen in the dark brown liquid oozina
from the base Of the pile.
The third common source Of loss is
that incurred by heating and fernent
ing. When manure is thrown in piles
it soon heats and throws OF more OF
less vapor and gas. This heating ia
caused BY fermenting or breaking
down OF the materials composing the
manure. The fermentation is caused
by the action Of bacteria or low orders
Of microscopic plants. The bacteria
which produces the most rapid fermen
tatlon in manure need plenty Of air OF
oxygen. Therefore, fermentation Will
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

"was her father violent when yen
asked him for her hand?'
.'STas ne? Great gunst thought
he'd shake my hand off"-E6adon
Saturday Journal -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15
Application Of Manure.

In order TO reduce the loss In manure
to minimum, and also to economic
In handling 1t, the general aim and
practice should be to haul it directly
from the stable to the field and spread
IT at once. On the average farm the
following Of this practice all through
the year would result in less loss than
any method that could be pursued =;
The use Of rotted manure rather
than fresh manure Is desirable in con.
nection with many market garden or
vegetable crops. as it gives quicker re-
suits and with root crops viii give q
smoother and nicer product
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

Little Marjory- Mamma, what is a
spiHster? Mother A spinster, my dear.
is WQpeallyto be envied But don't
tell y6SftsStlier said. so.-Iiverpso'
Mercury.