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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

|2ange bot feline neue mo6erne @obr
nung lebte ISOLDE NIT elmer @eibmaf,
Ter 9et5lng berieben laiien. = Scr
Snoianer iomme fommt nn{ern 1uY.
mern, Die nit ibrer Serhitarbeit i'm
6uditan6 iin6, iebr 3uitotten. - Ger
idle6ten 8ege balber tpor 6ie am
.21. October in Sreeport gebolters
2ebrerberiammlung i6ledt be1udt;
muir iieben 2ebrer botten iih einge-
f1n6en. - Gle 9reiderioi1on matt
iid iebt ibrem gnoe. 2ebte ISOLDE
moren in 6ieier @egen6 bier Dre{9
maidinen in 8etrieb, ale in eine1n
8irfel bon nidt mebr. 6enn elmer
Weile bon Ser Stride.
- Seoen 9ienitog uno 5rei=
tag mer6e i6 inn 6otel 8oIfing in
6reeport als 3abnor5t gu Dienften
iteben. 81. gilep Smitb.
ct. Spiepb.
SS11 offer gtine tpur6en am gen-
flag in Ser bieiigen Nfarrfir6e 6urh
Den bodhp. P. 2u6ger, 8. g.. g., ger
trout Mlois @ornert nr6 SRI. 9iloa
8edtel. @egen bes in Ser 6umiIte
gedtel eingetreten Sobes bes @oters
muBte bon elmer Sod5eit Mbitonb
genommen per6en. Smlnerbin tp1,r<
Be bas iunge Soar bon @erum1bten
ln6 6reun6en nit ber5liden @liid=
miiniden beoodt. 9ielen lhlieBt fid
audi Ser uNor6ltern" an nit Dem
@unide, 6aB Ben 8ermdbIten cine
itets beitere 9%ebensbabn beidieben
iein moge. - Gaipar @reper nnb
@attin eritatteten 1eeten 9onneritag
Ser &apitolitabt einen 8eiuh une
oerban6en nit Dem @eiddft Elm ee=
ieqiges @ergniigen inn &reiIe alter
8efamtten. - ct. CLOUD tportek
pergebens anf Gbeilnobme biefiser
Sfotbrii6er an 6em lebten Sonntas
BORT gebaltenen Sfattournier.
&oDaltpn.
Sic bier uber Sen Miiiiiiippi fhk<
rer6e Bride lift fon6emniert morben,
un6 es miro cine reue 8tefde erba1tt
mer6en sic ungefdbr $4,000 totem
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

ser 2ungenent5iin6ung befallen muir
be, befin0et ii6 our aQgemeinen
.6reu6e auf Ser 8eiierung. - Srau
8ogner un6 SEER un6 8rau Got
mann bon ct. CLOUD mobnten Ser
Sbelen-@eier @od5eit bel. - 6rou
Sobn S6omii6 un6 Sdspiegeriobn
.8ra15 S9dfer nebit @emablin bon
|8isconiin genieBen ouf etlide Gage
.6ie @aItfreunoi6aft ser 6amilie
Sesobn 81. Mett. - &einri9 Sbelen,
ser li9 Montag nit @aria Meier
bon 6arming berebelidte, miro fem
&eim einit1peilen in ct. Martin arf=
|i9lagen.
Moscoe.
&odm. &forrer P. Mgatbo, 8. g.
g., 3elebrierte am Dienitag LETTER
@obe elm 8rautamt un6 iegnete BEN
8un6, 6en Sacob @ar5er un6 SRI.
|Sttilia Meper i6loiien. 3u Ser Sod<
|5eit, 6ie BEL 6en 8routeltern gebalten
tpur6e, botten ii@ piele @a1te gel felt,
.6ie in Ser @ntbiet1ng Ser ber5li@lten
@liidtpiini6e 1petteiferten. Mu6 Ser
uNor6itern" miini9t na6tragli@ 6em
iungen Hoare, 6os IN nnierer M}itte
Sen beimatbliden @er6 grun6en
miro, @liid, Sell un6 Segen altf al
len @egen. = 6ral1 Maria 8eprenS
nn6 SRI. 20i9 BON ct. CLOUD maren
bier fir einige Gage 5u angenebmem
Sci n9e in Ser Martin MolitorS So
mile. - Sen. &agen1ar1n gibt ieinen
&unoen bie bette 3nfriebenbeit, 6arob
fem 9eib1ta1geidaft ii6 GROCER Sre=
quen5 erfreut. - Mlois 2epcn6eder
lit Elm gepaltiger Mimro6, benn er
brodte in 6rei Eagen 45 gnten fer
unter un6 nad &oScoe, mo- es balo
nob 1einer &iidfebr in mon6en &i-
6en nod @il6entenbraten ouftete.
Clemens Soft lit cine at beridlonene
Notur, Inn gu berrotben, mie biele er
.erlegte. @ein Motto lift bel iolden
Mngelegenbeiten: uMaul balten."
@enn es aber 5um 6ii6en fommt,
Damn lit Sobn @on5er ser ~8oB."
ct. Midplas.
glIs cine @o65eitsmode fann bier 6te
pergangene ISOLDE be5eidnet tperoen.
@m M&ontog bielt in Mbmeienbeit un=
ieres bodnp. Bfarrers Sho1enberger
bodm. @err 2eutbner bon Meartp etn
&od5eitsomt, tpabren6 meldem &arl
Tbeis, Sobn Ser Gomilie M6am
Tbeis, unb SRI. &oia @eber bon bier
ibren Srenbmn6 6nr9 Erteltersban6
iegnen IieBen. Sim Mittmohmorgen
tpur6en BEL einem bonn bohm. Serrn
5elebrierten 8ra11tamte Der
6ron5 Sbets bon g6er Salep
un6 Sri. Maria Stein BON bier. Sci
SEN @oh3eiten, uelde bon Sen beioen
Naaren Bel Sen reip. 8rauteltern ge=
feiert m11r6en, nabmer 6ieielben Sic
ber5liditen @1iidmiinide fir cine ge=
iegnete 3ufunft entgegen. Moge es
6enielben am eigenen Scribe itetS
ro6 @nni9 ergeben! - Infer 1orf-
idmie6 Clinton Strings lit lebten @on=
tag mie6er GIT feiner Mrbeit 5l1riid<
gefebrt. - Dienitagmorgen i6loiien
tpabren6 etnes bonn bodp. 9errn
bon Mortp geboltenen
8routomtes Sen 8nn6 firs 2eben
ssobn g. &remer bon ct. @en6el un6
ssrl. Barbara S9reifels bon bier.
&o63eitsfeite, 6os beim Cont
nit Steil gefeiert tp1tr6e, be6adte
man 6as iunge Baar nit @Iiidfmun<
iden ouer Mrt, Sic fi@ boffentli6 Sen
N~elbermdblten erfiinen mer6en. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

bergelteut, 6oB er am Mqerbeiligen=
felte an ser nnbefl. @mpfangniBfirde
in ct. CLOUD Ausbilfe leiiten fonnte
II. onberen9ages bier our u%ebernabme
leiner Hrofellur eintraf. - Ser 20
Sabre olte Mn6reas 8rinfmeier, MEL
der bier angeitelt lit, ertging ant
lebten 6reitag nit fnapper Motb
oem To6e, als er BON Der Geton=
6euertreppe, an ser er arbeitete, Bet
maize bonn 5. Stodmerf %abitir5te. gr
mur6e %anfgeboben un6 in Dos &C.
bau6e %getragen. Mer5tli@e &iilfe
muroe iofort berbetgei6afft uno Die
lnteriudung ergab, 6aB er mobl Bet
6e Mrme gebro6en un6 Elm paar
&raber inn @eii6t 6abongetragen
batte, 6o@ fon1t tpa1n6erbarer Weiie
unperlebt geblieben por. Ser om
Ietten Sreitag bon 6en Stubenten Ser
ct. Sobns l1niperiitdt gefeierte &ef+
torstog bro9te Ser gtu6enteni6aar
einen freien Sag. 9ie &lniie bon
1917 beebrte Sen bodtp. P. &i1ian,
|0.g g. s., sem @eftor ser Mnitolt, Ser
lid Bel SEN Stuoenten elmer beionoe<
rem 2iebe 1tn6 M6tung er freut, nit
einem berrIi6en marmor11en Boitae
ment, elmer 8aie nn6 elmer @tatue.
@ben6S fiibrte ser 6ramatii6e Club
sic &omo0ie Ste up1tort" im @u=
6itorium Ser Mn1tQlt unter 2eitunq
6es bodtp. P. Gopi6, .. g. s., IN
to6elloier @eiie o1f un6 nie 6ieie
9or1teGl1ng 10 bot Dos l1niperiitats
Sr6elter 6ur6 feline bor5iiglide
Mniif CUR Sogesfeier re6t angeneb=
me stun6en. Ser bodm. &eftor fano
BEL 6ieler @elegenbeit mte6er aus,
6oB sic Stmoenten linn in boiler Ct
gebenbeit 5ngetban iin6, mie Dies
nidt tpeniger bon ibm ben Stuoenz
ten gegeniiber NIT bouem &eht be-
ba1tptet per6en fann.
@atfins.
Saul @ibman1, melder mabre11o
6es letten Sssabres oIs @ei8enfaufer
inn bieligen Osborne @etrei6eipei@er
tbatig mor, bat 6ieie Mniteuung ouf<
qeqeben un6 iein @eim einItfpeilen
bon bier nad ct. CLOUD berlegt. =
8bilipp 8erner bat 6ie 8obnung 6es
Saul @ibmonn be5ogen. Sic
1000" Observation-Disclosures fat beim
.bieiiqen @totionsgebGl16e cine Nlatt=
form aus Cement erridten laiien.
- Mif. &lein IaBt ouf feiner 6orm
elm neres @ans nn6 einen nel1en
@tan erridten. 8oumeiit er @einri6
Donnap lit nit ser Mrbeit betraut.
- ssolepb gnoerle mur6e alS 5efrez
tra un6 Monoger Ser bieiigen Sat-
mers Creamery ernannt, um Den Ser
min 6es Mif. Clinton, meIde reiig=
nierte, oas5nfiil1en.- @taotmaridoa
So1epb Mop lit iebt 6amit beidaftigt,
Sic geitengraben 5u reinigen, 6amit
6os gdneetpolier ieinen Mblauf fin
set. - Matb. Tnrf fanfte lebte $50
DIE sic bieiige 8obnung 6eS 2eone
bar6 2ob.
ct. Martin.
Sri. Tbereiia Moier un6 @eidmi-
Iter Sofa nnb Midael beiudten m1f
etlid)e Eoge lire 5dmeitern Mnna
un6 Gliie, tpelde iib in ser @opitol-
ito6t in Dienit befin6en. = Soiepb
un6 Sobom Sonas paren in ben
3miningsitGbten 5u 8eiu6. = Sobn
Serges berid0nerte l1nier Stabt@en
NIT geitentpege1. - Sbereiia Gbres-
mann, tuelde mad elmer Operation
iebr erfranfte l1n6 5l1oem nod bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

auf 6em @%futtourrier am sonntog
ourb 8m. &eppers, S. M. Gbiel<
mann un6 &erman Mabren bertre=
ten. - gernb. Snmbs un6 Solepb
Gid mur6en fir ungeiebli6eS 6aqen=
lteQen lie gu $40 neblt 6en Soften per<
nrtbeilt. - Soiepb 8etngartner elm
dlterer SEER, melder iungit erlt bon
@a0en, 9eutidlan6, anfam, bot Dor,
|ii6 bier nie6er5ulaiien. @amitag
febrte er nod ct. CLOUD 5uriid, mo
er 6rol1 nn6 &in6er ermartet, 6ie erit
Dor 5pei 8oden oie &eiie nod Mme=
rifa ontraten.- Die Greet Nortbern
|Sdreiner iin6 bieie ISOLDE bier nit
Der Mnsbelierlng bes 8abnbofes un6
oes seftionsbm1ies beidaftigt. -
|@ine &ub 6es Sacob &ur5 muBte Ell
mes 8einbru@s tpegen gefdladtet
|meroen. - SRI. Maria 2oriung nn0
I6rl. emma 8e6el bon MiQerpine
maren BEL ser 6omilie S. S. @elte
5n @o1te. - Gum @beltan6 tpur6en
bier Counting berfiin6igt Doftor
@einri6 MeDer nn6 @ittpe Mnna
McMannns.
Sreepprt.
Inter 6em 8orlit oes @einrid Be-
molten mur6e am Samitagaben6 in
Ser bieiigen Giuage Sale cine 6emo=
fratiide @%er1ammlung gebalten, Sc
rem Sbeilnobme cine red)t erfreuli6e
uno sic auf. 6erlelben ge5eigte Be-
geilter11ng cine bieloeripre6enoe fir
Sen oemofratii6en sieg inn Staote
MinneI ota mar. Mls &e6ner traten
ouf Mntpolt @tcpbens nn6 Senator
@ilbert bon Melroie nn6 Na6laBrid=
ter @imsl bon ct. CLOUD, nn6 alle
orei peritan6en es, 6en 6emofratiiden
@eilt, Ser immerfort in Stearns
County borberriher6 mor, 6erart gu
beleben, 6oB Elm bemofratiider Sieg
in 6ieiem County geli6ert lit. SSH
ion nn6 9onobue por an 6em Mben6e
sic NoroIe, un6 iie miro es am 8obl=
tage fem. - @unber muB es neb-
men, ooB iid feiner ser bieligen @en=
5elritter berbeilieB, 6em om CONT
tag in ser @ountpbauptita6t gebalte=
men Sfattonrnier b%ei5ntpobnen, 90
6ob sic Sfatbrii6er bon ct. CLOUD
BET bieiigen Sfatfeitli6feiten immer
out bertreten tparen.
Meire @robe.
Ser bodtp. P. Snbprior Midae1,
8. @. s., bon ser ct. SobnS Mbtei
.trof am Gienitog hier CUR Musbiilfe
am 6e1te Muerbeiligen un6 Mner=
ieelen ein. - TIMER bodm. Bforrer
P. Martin, 8. g. s., l%eiitete lette
ISOLDE BEL ser in ser ct. 8onifo5ins-
Stride 5u Melroie geho1tenen bieraig-
1tiinoigen @ebctsonoodt Ml1sbiilfe.
= @obl lit sic uimorte Ode" nit
2iebbobern 6es eblen Sfat angefuat,
aber feinen COB es oornnter, Ser am
5onntog 6os in ct. CLOUD geboltene
Sfottournier nit ieiner @egentpart
beebrt bdtte.
gu berfaufen etnen 2o6en 1ebit So
gu berfa1fen einen 2o6en neb1t 90.
ran geba1ten @obnbaus NIT 5ebr
3immer1 nn6 Elm Gribotbaus nit 8
3immern unter giinitigen 8e6ingl1n-
gen tpegen l1m3ug nod Soma. Mdbe=
res BEL @nria @epIono, Mel-
roie, W9inn. st
ct. Spbns Mbtei.
&odp. p. Soieph, pelder fid i'm
&opboels SoSbital gu ct. CLOUD
in bergongener ISOLDE zines @alslet,
6enS tpegen operieren lieB, 1T fotpeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
gen @ieb na6 siio-st. Saul. Or,
nolb Bernard un6 8laiius S6erer
beloraten oen transport. - SraM

gen @ieb nod 9iio.st. Saul. Or,
nolb gernaro unb 8laiiuS Sderer
b%eiorgten sen transport. - Srall
Sobn @oden tpar leste @obe allf
einige Sage bel 8ermanoten IN ct.
Elouo 5u @aite. = SEER Sobann
@eping BON 9anfinlon, g. 8, tpar
auf einige Gage @alt Ser 6amilie S.
g. Gietering. - 9as am Sonntag
ii ser &apitollta0t peranitaltete
Sfattpllrnier beebrten bon bier nit
ibrer @egenmart bie Serren SERB.
Eeters unD Mid). Summer. -Sobm.
p. @aulin1s, .. g. g., BON Sgema,
Dlinn., erltattete Iette @ode ieinem
bier tpobnenoen Sdmager, Dem
@einbanoler Otto 8olf, einen 9e=
},d. - Sri. @iI0egar0 Otter, Sod-
ter ser bier mobnenben 6amilie Mnz
ton . tier, lit Dienltagabeno 0urd Den
500 in sic Gapigfeit entfubrt nor
oen. Sic g~erltorbene mur0e int Sult
1889 nabe Gol0 Spring geboren nno
erreidte oas glitter BON 81 Sabren.
Sic 8%ecroigung fin0et naditen Sam=
fog balb 10 l1br bon Ser bieiigen
9forrfirde aus itatt. SIR Sic emige
&rbe u1o Sen 10 idper beimgelud=
TEN gltert1 u1ler 8elleio.
&pfpile.
Mm @abltoge miro SRI. Maria
3oile BON bier iid bon 9einri6
Gtben aus ct. Glou0 ols graut sum-
Sraualtare fitbren laiien. Die Irau=
urg finoet in Ser bieligen Gfarrfirde
ftatt lnno Sic @od5eit miro u11ter ocn1
faiierliden Sboa6 gefeiert. 6rau
sSobannu &eiter, melde AZ lange
Sabre cine Meile bon bier g%elegene
6orm beimobnte, lit in lebter Wfitt=
tpodnad)t inn Sitter bon IS Sabren
feIig i'm Serrn entihlafen. Sic Ser
ftorbene 1pl1roe in 9eutldlan6 gebo=
rem, BON MOO iie in 1870 nit ibrem
@atten int oieles 9ano farn, Ser ibr
in 1889 in sic gmigfeit poranging.
3mei &inoer, Mihael, ser bel Ser
Mutter pobrt, un6 Sic ebrtp. Sdme=
fter 8eneoifta, 8. 8. s., in Sort
Ian6, Sre., betrauern ibren Singing.
Gie 9eeroigung fan6 Samitagmor-
gen bon Ser bieiigen Efarrfirde u1t=
fer GROCER Sbeilnabme itatt. Moge
bic Ser torbene ruben in 6rte6en!
6arming.
SRI. glnna SeItrei6 erltottete in
Der Gountp=@m1ptito6t einen @eiud.
50. 81. 6er5og tpobnte Ser am bor=
Ietten gamltag in &idmono gebalte=
men 9ebrerperi amlung BEL. - Sic
Mutter unleres bodtp. Bfarrers, P.
BbiIipp, 8. g. s., lit nod mebrere
@oden tangent 8erbleib in ct.
@loub mieoer an sic 5eite ibres @ob=
mes 5uriidgefehrt. - 6ran Sobn
8odes bon Norobafoto eritattete bier
fir cine ISOLDE einen berpanot< nnb
freun6idoftliden 8eiud. - 9aS
innge 2ouer=@ilmS @bepdrhen, bas
ieinen Serb auf elmer rntpeit bon bier
gelegenen 6orm %gcgrinoet bot,
nnrbe BEL ieiner Mnfunft bon ieinen
bieiigen Treur16en ber5lid milfom=
men gebeiBen. - Sci einem am
Montog in Scr bieltgen Hfarrfirhe
bonn bodm. P. Ebilipp, 3. 8. g.,
gebaltenen @rolttomte IieBen ibren
Greubunb 6urd Hrieltersbano ieg=
men Seinrih Sbelen bon ct. Scar
tin un6 Sri. Maria Meier bon bier.
Hpi ser Spdhaeit nahm sos dIudlthe
Hoar 6ie ber5li6Iten Segens>piinlde
entgege1, un6 6oB iid bieielben ole
iammt SEN Meupermablten ant eige-
men &eroe in ct. Mortin bertuirfli=
den m6gen, lit Der anfridtige @nni4
bes u&or6Itern."
Mem Mrntd.
Ser Monat September tpar pie=
ser fir sic SEEN Munih Go=operatipe
Creamery @liociotion Elm erfolgrei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
Gte4e aef1thf.

Cine %erfabrene @ausbalterin f,sdt
gtele BEL einem Yrieiter. Ndberes
u1tter N6relie 600. Mbe. n0rolih
CLOUD, Minn. 51-2t
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-10-18
FIGHTING COMMON RED MITE
Insect Most Active During Warm
Weather-Found Around Nests,
Roosts and Dropping Board.

The common red mite which is most
active during the warm weather is
commonly found about the roosts and
dropping boards, also about the nests,
and many times in brooders and coops
for the hen and her chicks. The mite
Is easily held in check if proper meth
DDS Of control are used. While kero-
sene will quickly kill them it evapo-
rates in few days.
And Of the coal oil tar mixtures are
more effective. Carbolenium is recon-
mended highly by the Connecticut sta
ton. Containing coal-tar product and
carbolic acid it acts as wood stain
and remains effective for a long period
Of time, being even more effective than
pure carbolic acid. One application q
year is generally sufficient, but it must
be used with discretion.
An excess amount either on the
roosts or on the adjoining boards may
result in eye trouble to the hens or
chickens. To avoid this it is best to
make the application when changing
the chicks from one house to another,
allowing at least two days for the
mixture to dry before using the house.
If this cannot be done dilute it with
kerosene and apply lightly with a
brush.
If roosts are allowed to dry outside
Of the poultry house there. is less dam
ger Of injury to the fowls. The roosts
should be removed and painted, the
roosting boards thoroughly cleaned,
then painted, being sure to use the
carbolenium very literally in the
cracks between the boards. In badly
infested houses or where mites show
signs Of returning it may be neces-
sary to make a second application.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-10-18

use of soiling crops is the extra labor
required to cut and haul these cropa
from day to day, especially If field
work is pressing.
On high-priced land, where the prob
lem is to produce sufficient quantity
Of roughage, or if the cost of pastur-
age for several COWS for season.
During periods Of drought, when both
pastures and soiling crops fail, a silo
filled with well-matured silage grown
the previous year is most valuable.
In planning a summer silo it should
be kept in mind that it's diameter
should be in relation to the number
Of cows fed daily. AS a general rule,
under summer conditions, q cow will
consume about 20 pounds Of sflage.
Silage enough must be removed daily
to prevent excessive surface fermen-
tation. On this basis summer silo
for 20 cows should be eight feet In
diameter; for 80 COWS ten feet, and for
40 cows, twelve feet. AS eight feet is
about the minimum diameter of q
silo for best results, summer silo is
most applicable in herds Of 20 or more
cows.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-10-18
SUCCESSFUL FEEDING OF DAIRY COWS


(From the United States Department Of
Agriculture.)
One of the most common mistakes
In the feeding Of dairy cows on the
farm is that the good cows are not
given sufficient quantity Of feed
above that required for their physical
maintenance to obtain the maximum
quantity Of milk they are capable Of
producing. Successful feeding of dairy
cows involves the providing Of an
abundant supply Of palatable, nutri-
tious feed at minimum cost and feed
Ing In such way as to receive the
largest milk production from the feed
consumed. Feeding for profit is de-
fined as liberal feeding, or feeding to
the full capacity of the COW, in new
Farmers Bulletin Of the department,
No. 743, "The Feeding Of Dairy Cows"
which discusses many Of the factors
involved in economical feeding.
From the standpoint of economical
milk production, dairy COW generally
should not be fed more than she will
consume without gaining in weight.
There are times, however, according to
the bulletin, when it is desirable to
make exceptions to this rule. Prac-
tically all heavy milk producers lose
weight in the early part Of their lacta-
ton period; that is, they produce milk
at the expense Of their body flesh.
When such cows approach the end of
their milking period they normally re-
gain the flesh they have lost, and the
farmer can well afford to feed the1n
literally, with the assurance that he
will be repaid in the form Of milk
when the cows again freshen.
Pasture is the natural feed for COWS,
and for average conditions, with am
pie pasture of good grasses or legumes
In good, succulent condition, good pro-
duction can be secured.
The cost Of land is factor in the
economy of using pasture, however.
If pastures are depended upon entire
ly for from four to six months of the
year, and production is kept up to a
profitable standard, anywhere from
one to four acres or more must be
provided for each COW, says the bulle-
tin. This is assuming that a per-
manent pasture is Of good, clean turf,
with few or no waste places, or that
a temporary pasture has a good stand
Of grass or legumes throughout. Land
that will provide such pastures fire.
Quently is high priced. The following
tables show the cost of pasturlng a cow
on land ranging from $25 to 5000 an
acre:
Interest on cost Of pasture per cow
for the season; interest at 6 per cent
on the value Of the land, allowing
from one to four acres per COW:
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SYNOPSIS.

The chief characters are Ethel Will
loughby, Henry Streetman and Capt.
Larry Redmond. Tho minor characters
are Sir George wagstaff Of tho British
York newspaper correspondent. Ethel.
a resident Of Sir Georges household.
secretly married to streetman. German
spy: though she did not know him az
returns to England after long absence.
From him she learns the truth about
Streetman; furthermore, that he has
crets. The European war breaks out.
Ethel prepares to accompany Streetman
to Brussels as German spy In order to
get revenge and serve England. Captain
Redmond Ethel and Charlie Brown turn
up at q Belgian inn as the German army
comes. She Is Madame De Lorde. She
begins to work with q French spy.
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USING DUAL-PURPOSE STOCk
More Milk Obtained From Cow o.
Dairy 6reed-More Meat Secured
From Beef Breeds.

Dual-purpose cattle may be very
profitable and often are. And yet the
dual purpose COW seldom produces as
much milk as one Of a dairy breed or
as much beef as one Of the strictly
beef breeds.
On the other hand, admirers Of the
dual-purpose cow say that she pro-
and more beef than the dairy breeds.
You will have to be your own judge
as to which way you wish to take 1t,
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CHAPTER XIV.
Ethel Makes an impression.

Ethel Makes an Impression.
Those German 1nfantrymen were a
formidable-looking company to descend
upon peace-loving innkeeper such as
Henri Christephe. It was, indeed, no
wonder that he viewed them with ap-
prehension, as they stood there at pa
rade rest and stared stolidly into his
startled face. It seemed to him that
wherever he looked he met the deter
mined, 1mpersonal, almost inhuman
blue eyes of one of those businesslike
Germans. And there was something
sinister In the very way they crowded
his hostelry. Henri Christophe could
not help feeling that even so they
would crowd every house in Belgium.
10 him they seemed like locusts sent
by displeased God to swarm over
the land until it should be filed to
overflowing. And always, he
told himself, there would be count
less throngs to fill the slightest gap in
their grim ranks.
While Christophe viewed them with
mingled alarm and amazement, a tele-
phone sergeant joined those gray
ghosts from beyond the Rhine. He
carried gun slung over his back and
a field telephone in his hands. Placing
the instrument on one Of Christophe's
tables, he proceeded to run wire
through the doorway to the street.
1.-THE major Is coming" he an
nounced to his friend the corporal, who
at once commanded his men to present
arms. So they stood, posed like stat
ues, when Major Won Brenig entered,
saluted the flag, and then cast a quick
glance Of satisfaction about the room.
Just before him another figure had
slipped inside the door, and returned
the salute Of the corporal; and now he
stood impassively looking on, much as
If the proceeding were merely an ev-
eryday occurrence with him. But
however unconcerned he appeared, he
was far from disinterested. However
much he appeared at ease in his uni
form Of German captain, he felt any
thing but at home in it. There was, in
truth, no uniform that suited Larry
Redmond so we'll as that Of his own
Irish Guards.
'Thls Is good" Major Won Brenig
told his corporal. And it was evident
that Lieutenant Baum and Sergeant
Schmidt, who had arrived simultane-
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"Ysu Are Quite Safe, My Child"

ously with him, shared his sentiments
heartily. "Can we not spend the
night here?' the major asked.
Then be proceeded to avail him
self Of the aids that the foresight Of
the general staff had long ago devised
for just such an emergency.
Baum" he said, turning to the lieu
tenant, have you the papers and the
map from the Wilhelmstrasse?
Lieutenant Baum saluted, and at
once he handed some documents to his
superior officer, who scanned them
quickly.
"'Lion d'Orv" he read aloud. i.
Proprietor, Henri Christopher (.
Bring Henri Chr1stophe," he ordered.
At that the innkeeper himself
stepped forward.
II am Henri Christophe," he an
nounced In a quavering voice, even as
Sergeant Schmidt was starting to
search for him.
"Oh, you speak English" the major
eaid.
"Yes, m'sisu" Chriitophe did not
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ably used for growing crops, other
methods Of summer feeding are more
profitable. It is stated that In some
sections for average production a COW
can be fed on dry feed for 20 cents a
day, and when the cost of pasturing
exceeds that amount some other meth
cd of feeding should be considered.
Grain should be fed to heavy-pro-
ducing cows under all pasture condi-
tions, says the bulletin. The follow
ing table is furnished as guide to
feeding grain with an abundant pas
ture. Variations should 30 made to
suit different conditions and individual
cows.
Jersey Cow.
Daily Milk Production Pounds
(Pounds). Of Grain.
81 !
o.
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Hols:S:nF ,lesian or Ayrshire Cow
70
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80
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