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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-28
Act Quickly
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Skow.
hogan

Do the right thing at the right
time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of Skowhegan evidence Of
their worth.
W. H. Demo, assessor, R. F. D. No
Z, Skowhegan. says: "A severe cold
congested my kidneys. My back gave
me discomfort and my kidneys acted
irregularly l got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Fogg's Drug Store, and all
told, used five boxes. Gradually.
the ailments left me and finally
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me-"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Demo had. Foster ilburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Mrs. Fred Rolfe spent last week
with her sister in Oakland.
E. H. and G. A. Williams went on
a business trip to Auburn one DAY
last week.
attend the big sale of Chas. +.
Ward Co stock See ad.
Mrs. Rose Getehell vas the guest
of her cousin Minta Goodwin at the
village last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
spent last Thursday in Clinton with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoxie.
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CARATTNk

Mrs. Kate O'Brien of Jackman has
been visiting with her nephew John
B. Comber of this place.
Attend the big sale of Chas. F.
Ward Co. stock See ad.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Martin have
closed their house and gone in the
woods to work for Preble & Robin
son.
Bert Durgin of West Forks and ]
H. Carbino of this place took a triE
down river on business recently.
Mrs. Bert Spaulding was moved tc
the Sisters Hospital, Lewiston, last
week. She was accompanied by hei
husband and nurse.
Miss Artie Powell is stopping with
Mrs. Chas Mitchell.
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NORTH MADISON

Frank Eames, who has been board
ing at Nelson Ryder's for a long time
went to the Town Farm one day last
week to board.
Mrs. Caroline Jerald of Waterville
was in town last week to attend the
funeral of her cousin Gallon Kincaid.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Salley were
called TO Embden last Friday to at
tend the funeral of their nephew,
Clayton Hunnewell.
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ATHENS

The Ladies Mission Circle of the
Baptist church met Thursday p
m Sept. q with the Fox sisters, the
meeting being postponed from We'd
nesday, the regular day, on account
of the railroad meeting. There was
an attendance of over thirty includ-
ing five little people who began this
early in life to learn about missions
The program was interesting being a
dialogue from Mission on The Five
Year Program" After the program
several names were received for
membership after which a generous
treat of apples and home made
candies was passed. The next reg
ular meeting will be with Mrs. S. A
Foss.
Attend the big sale of Chas. F
Ward Co. stock. See ad.
Oct will be observed as Go-to'
Sunday School-Sunday when a large
number should be present to enjoy
the program.
Mrs. Fannie Williams Hawkins, &
native Of Athens, now of Clarendon
VT, was a guest of Fox sisters anC
other relatives in town a few days
last week
Alfred futile, 81 years young. oil
Livermore is visiting relatives in
town, planning to remain till after
the Fair" as has been his custom
apparently enjoying an annual triI
to his native town.
Mrs. Ellingwood and the part OF
her family who have been with her
returned last week to Elmwood after
several weeks at the Skowhegan
farm near Malbon's Mills.
Everybody is busy getting ready
for the Worlds Fair" Sept. %.
All are sorry to learn that scar
litena has broken out in town and
our school has been suspended also
that a case of infantile paralysis has
appeared in Skowhegan.
AT the regular conference of the
Baptist Church. Mrs A. E. Locke was
chosen delegate to the Convention in
Portland, Oct. 3, A. 5. Mrs. Locke
has recently enjoyed a visit from
Miss Mabel Johnson of Ellsworth
and niece Miss Blanchard, a train
ed nurse from Portland.
Mrs. C. S. Brayton who has been il
poor health for several weeks is
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LEXINGTON

VI. G. Atwood of New Portland was
the guest of his daughter Mrs. David
Pinkham and family Sunday.
The Mill school closed Friday noon
for weeks vacation,
Attend the big sale of Chas. F..
Ward Co. stock. See ad.
Vim Smith and family of Eagle
Lake is expecting to move into the
small Churchill house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Gould and
great grandchild Pauline Churchill
are visiting his son and granddaugh-
ter Mrs. Bessie Longley and Rufus
Gould
Willard Weber began pressing hay
at Rodney DeAter's Monday morning.
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MADISON CENTER

Will Hayden of Augusta with his
family are at Lakewood for a week
occupying the Bonnie Brier cottage.
Miss Myra French of Lewiston is
the guest of her brother ". f.
French.
Attend the big sale of Chas. f.
Ward Co. stock. See ad.
Miss Bernice Mason, teacher at the
White schoolhouse, is boarding with
Miss Olive Hayden.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Henderson are
visiting at Jackman, their old home.
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MAYFIELD

George Flanders has sold his mill
to a party in \. +. Cornyille and
finished moving it away this week.
Mrs. Katie Lambert of Skowhegan
is visiting relatives in town.
Attend the big sale of Chas. F.
Ward Co stock. See ad.
X. L. Campbell is saving wood
with his gasoline engine.
Carlton Palmer has been stopping
in town the past week
Leah Flanders of Cornyille has
been in town.
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SOUTH SOLON

C. T. Jewett is setting up machin-
cry in the potato house of the Cen
trail Maine Potato Co.
Mrs. Lula Farrin and her children
are visiting at her fathers L, l..
Jewett's. Mr.. Farrin who has been
running portable saw mill in Pts
cataquis County. wishes to locate in
Somerset County if he can make
necessary arrangements.
The crew of the Central Maine Pc
tato Co., A. c. Heald, manager, be-
gan to dig potatoes the 18th inst, dig
ging 500 bushels the first day and
over 1000 bushels during the week.
They report but very few rotten
ones.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Irwin Covell and bride, formerly
Miss Hattie Davies are visiting at
his fathers E. A. Coyell's. They
went Sunday by auto to Pleasant
Pond for a short stay.
J. Z. Hoxie is gaining so he gets
about the house and onto the piazza
Clarence Bickford is working fol
him.
Harry Brown of Fairfield spoke at
the Union Church, Sept. "a. Mrs
Brown was formerly welcomed by
many former pupils of the Covell
school, who remembered her as Miss
Maud Burleigh, a former teacher
They were accompanied by Supt. w
o. Hersey and wife. The Reds anC
Blues membership contest at the Tn
ion S. S. was won by the Reds, who
are to be given a supper by the
Blues. Sept. "a was the last Sun
day of the contest which brought on
an attendance of "A.
Attend the big sale of Chas. +
Ward Co. stock. See ad.
Miss Margaret Savage and Mis-:
Bigelow were calling on Hinckle.
friends Saturday.
Mrs. NJ II. Clifford and children
were calling on relatives here Satur
day afternoon.
The Oneida Club observed Mothers
night Sept. %. by inviting the pa
rents of the members. At the bust
ness meeting the question of a lee
ture course this winter was brough
up and a committee of four, Mis-
Goodwin, Miss Bigelow, Mr.. Plum
mer and r. E. Allen was appointed
TO see about the winters entertain
ments.
The Union Church Fair will b.
held Oct. 10. afternoon and evening
at the church. There will be
booth for aprons, fancy work ant
handkerchiefs; also a candy tabl
and the inevitable grab bag. Their
will be a short program in the even
ing
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spent. ne DOCTORS
stated that | would
never get well with E
out a n operation
and that without it
| would not live one
year. My husband
o bjecte d to any
operation and got
me some of Lydia E.
Pinkham' s Vegeta-
BILE Compound. / took
it and commenced
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-28
GOOD WILL

Good Will schools opened Labor
Day with large attendance, altho
many students are detained in New
York owing to the infantile paraly-
sis epidemic.
Attend the big sale of Chas f.
Ward Co. stock. See ad.
There are several new teachers:
Miss Ethel Lovejoy, seventh grade;
Miss Julia Gardiner, fifth and sixth
grades; Vernon Smith. science, his
tory and English. Both Miss Love
joy and Miss Gardiner are normal
school graduates and they had had
very successful teaching experience.
Miss Lovejoy, at one time, taught IA
model school. She is a musician
and will be great addition to the
orchestra. Miss Gardiner came to
Good Will nlm the Waynehete
School, PortlarA. Mr.. Smith is from
Colby. He has had a great deal of
successful teaching experience as
substitute in the Waterville schools.
The band has already begun prac-
tice in preparation for the dedication
of the Prescott Memorial administra-
ton building.
The new tennis court near the adj
ministration building is nearly finish
ed. When completed it will be one
of the finest in Maine.
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ANS0N

Master Thomas F. Flood has re-
turned to his home in Brooklyn, n
Y. after spending a pleasant vacation
with his aunt Mrs. j. II. Morrow.
Attend the big sale of Chas. F.
Ward Co. stock. See ad
Mrs. J. H. Morrow has been quite
i'll with bronchial trouble but is now
gaining.
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,IACKM

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sterling of
Boston is visiting at the home of
their brother ]. B. Sterling.
Attend the big sale of Chas. F.
Ward Co. stock See ad
A. Newton has begun work on his
new residence, the site being on the
old hotel cellar that was destroyed
by fire in 1908. E. F. Maxim has
taken the carpenter work to do with
Thomas Rollins as head carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Of Calais are
visiting their son E. W. Jackson.
Miss Mile Foss of The Forks who
has been substituting in the tele-
phone exchange, was obliged to re-
turn home on account of illness.
DR.. and Mrs. j. VI. Boothby are
visiting relatives at Cornish and
Portland. Before returning home
they will visit Boston.
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BLACKWELL

Miss Flora Mason returned home
Saturday from Lewiston where she
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis. She will remain at
home for a period of two months,
after which she will return to her
duties at the Central Maine Hospital.
Among those from this way who
attended the birthday party given as
surprise in honor of Mrs. Mercy
Randlett at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Eugene Danforth, near Pat
terson Bridge were Mrs. T. D. Salley,
| Mrs f. |. Harding, Mrs. NJ. N. Moore
and Mrs. Elvira Veasey.
Attend the big sale of Chas. +.
Ward Co. stock. See ad.
The next meeting of the Golden
Glow Branch |. S. S. will be held
with Mrs. Z. |. Sessions at her home
on Blackwell Hill on Thursday, Oct.
/ 5th There is to be a supper given
/ under the auspices Of the order next
4 Saturday night at the residence of
/ Mr. and Mrs. George Conforth. Fancy
articles. quilts. etc, which have been
made by the members will be on sale
A general good time is expected.
A very pleasant occasion was the
farewell party given in honor of Wal
i ter Adams at his home last Friday
evening Mr. Adams leaves this
week for California to remain for
sometime. About 80 of his friends
and relatives were present. Games
and dancing were enjoyed until a
late hour. Delicious refreshments II
punch and assorted cakes were s"rF-
ed During the evening ". y ans
was presented with an appropriate
gift as a remembrance of his friends
present.
Mrs T. NJ. Gates and children OF
Skowhegan also Miss Nettie Moore OF
Portland were visitors at the home
of their parents last Sunday.
A large number from Blackwell
and vicinity were in attendance at
the Somerset Agricultural Fair held
in Arson last Saturday.
Mrs, Florence Hughes and children
of Auburn were guests Wednesday OF
last week of Mrs. W. L. Mantor.
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LARONE

The village school began it's winter
session on Sept. II with Miss Matte
Booker as teacher while the Advent
lists school on Hill Top began Sept.
10 with Miss Christine Dyer of Cliff
Island, Maine, as instructor.
Attend the big sale of Chas F.
Ward Co. stock. See adj
Roy Marcia is home from the hos
pital in Melrose, Mass, where he I'M
derwent an operation for appended
It's and is looking very much better.
George Tobey the genial Watkins
man from Skowhegan, was a bust
ness caller in town last week.
Miss Grace Blaisdell of La Grange
has returned home after a visit at her
aunt's Mrs. Grace Marcia's.
Basil Winslow goes to Hanover.
N. H., where he will attend Dart
mouth College
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MOORE,S MULS-CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Kicker from
Harmony were at J. l.. Moore's one
day last week.
N. ]. Rawding and wife of Lewis
ton were callers in this place recent
ly.
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HUSBAND OBJECTS
TO OPERATION
Wife Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Des Moines, Iowa =" Four years ago
l was very sick and my life was nearly
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che man oie 9lutlouger lpieoer los
Seoes ~perenoetc CHER lit
Observation-Disclosures entipeoer nit Neg
falt gu beltreucn ulo tief 3u per-
ldarren ooer ober, mas Dor5u5iehelI
uib nod merliger unitanolid] lit.
elnfod) Su perbrennen.
@enigcr idGoieeno, aber oejien.
ungeahtet nidt minoer unorlaencbnt.
%crlpciit lid oos eegenieitige aus.
rllpfen Der 5eOern beim @efliigel.
Nls @oiiptltriod)e oieics ,9aIters",
ben1 nomeutlif I'M @interitalle Iclbit
@ennen BON JOINT .,ltntaocligent
9iuf" frobnen, lit bier fait INNER
Der Motgel on @ef6 dftieunq a,
nidlt minocr oos @%orertbnlten Der
.iotbigen auimoliid)en Soft f~elt5ultcl.
len. Sctanntlih uobrr lid) oas 3uInt
reben Dem eelupbnli6en &orner- mo
@ritnfltter BON nllcrlei SSnleften,
Gerbtbieren ur0 @iirmcrn. Suro
leetere ibnt uidt erreidbol. bat e3
olelelbe1 iogar ouf ldnqere 3eit ent.
bebren miliien 10 miro oos Seoer.
rrellen Die utaltsbIeiblide Soige
lcin. @emoblene GnodlenL Sleild,.
obfale, 9lut in Der cinen ooer an.
ocrcn 6ornL oiirften in biriem Safe
Idlnelle uno iidere NbbiI'e ihoffei,
Sollte oos 6e0eralisrupfen mo Ner.
ipeiletl, mie picle beboupten mo aud
reft 9Imtbmiiroig eridcint. Dem
Wfongei on 8elpegun9 bei5uneiicr
iein, 10 Jorge MAJ einfad i'm 8intcr.
ltoae fir ousgiebige 9cihditigung.
IN Der HegeI geuilgt ihon oos
Streiten Glider &dnoe pol BON f(ei
frm @ci5en, rotber ODER aclbcr
@irle (Itiaet), unter bic Ginltreu ocl
Stallungcn ooer Die yianite 9to
tbiaung" ourdl Springen rad einen
i6ninaenoen 9routfopi. elmer Mtobr
rilbe, gtangelmur5el ooer oerglci
den Die 3eit .poiieno uno nileIid)'
olts5ufiIllen.
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@rproBte 2Iet6o6en fir @&meineaii&ter.

fer nro aleien NIT etrpas @erite ae-
miiht, oamit Die Solten Iertelpiirfe
sur @elt brineen fonnen, Die uru.
aus gleidmaBig trdftigen Sbieren III
9eniigenoer 3abl beitcben. 3rht.
iauen benotbigen moeribalb DIS 2
Tfuno &%raftiutter pro Gag unb pro
100 Efuno 2ebenogemift Den @i-
ter binourd. Sic iollten otBerocm
gutes grimes 2u5ernebell bon, 5ipei-
ten Sdnitt bcfommen, falls 0as mo0.
lid lit, neil alid Oas meientlid CUR
Gr5clguna froftieer Terfel biIft uno
5ualelt sic notbmcnoiqc &raftfuttcr.
gobe berabieet.
q. Gs lpbnt it'd. Ben Salien eiucll
poiIelloen GIab fir oas Abferfelu our
&crfilgung 81 Iteuen. IS lobrt iidl
nadloem iie inn Sriibjobr abeeferfeIt
baben, Die Souen @noe Ionember
cOer Infong Oe5ember 10 beIeaen 81
loilen, ooB Tie I'M ndhiten Sriibiabr
mieoer 5erfel merfen. 3eitig I'M
6rilbjabr ~geborene sSerfeI f0nneu Ole
roufomntenIte unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mutung bon ser @rasmeioe MAIDEN
uno babcr nit ben perbaltniBm1Bia
gcringiten l~lntoiten Die perbdltniB-
moBig eroBten @elpidts5unobmen
Den CONNER iiber MAIDEN.
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Sri. ScIen {. III q, gSi8. No.
lenprcfier bereltet man luIe iplat
3lt. Nan idneioet ollie 9Del.
Il ouBer ocnt gum 9rattn be.
ltlmntcn Mufen oes 0aletls in eth.
dc. bos Blut miro in cinem flcilien
o3eit)irt abietts getban, Damn meroeu
Die Stllde in elner Shuiiel NIT bolh
Glltg unO &cin, uiel 3lpiebeliheiten
Elm Soorbeerblott, 9teIfen, Gitronen.
lheibe, Yiefferforncl un0 Sal3 Uer,
mtidt. gut 3ugeoetft an elIleil filblen
Grt geitellt, mo es pcr0en ale 3age
Die Stiide aeorebt. Ner ibu nid)t
iebr ialier licbt. fam i'll cut = bis
3 Sogen pcrmenoen. Wond]e lnIien
i'm ldnger, ia bis : loge liegen, ooer
Hebmell sur Beige nur Giiig, bod, lit
Gitronenioft piel beiicr mo aud 3li.
irdglider. Sol or aefod)t wcr.
ben, 70 roitet man 2 lln5en MebI
in eIeidbiel iitBer Butter tan.
oeres 6ett modt Die Sauce nidlt 70
oidlih) ihon ounteIbroun untcr
Sugobe zines fleinen Stiides s3udcr,
6dnpIt nod fur5 Dor Dem AbIoid)en
cine fein geIdnittenc 3miebel nit
loidt nit Der Bci3c a6 utb Serriibrt
has @or3e su elmer feinen 1lGttci
Souce. IS lit rothionr, lpenn DER
@9ein iebr iGuerIid, iii, borerit ridt
I'll oiel oo,mt gu thun ionoern, nod.
benz ore 5oite onfonqt GIT fofen uno
Die 6leiifitiidc binein qetbon ituo,0as
@on5e eine itdrfe bolbeS tunoe foden
l1iien uno bonn oerlndlem itnt Dol.
lenos oos 5eblenoe an Sols uilu.
5uBuqeben. cSn oieier 3eit iii cher
3u e%rfennen, Oh Ole Beige III id,ori III
un6 enent. nod @oiier bchorf. Hofl
eineinholb 5turocr laoaianrcn So
dcns piro 6as 6lciid meid ie:if. cine
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=. 9S lobnt lid), eeniigeno @eioc
fiir alIe Gd)mei1le Den goil5en Sunl.
nter iiber bercit5uitelen. Nls Meioc
iii Su5erne am beIten. &o man
S'userne nidjt beldoffen fam, ga ior.
&C man 6unadlit fiir einc R~oggenlpel.
Dc. sat mar I'M letten Script fei.
Zen &cBgeu ausgei0t, il fam mol'
fiit 6ielen 3mef 5eitig I'M 6rilbiobr
nod &o9eet, ODER o':n Safer, ohci
@erlte, o6er eiii 0emengc bon Hap+
nno @rbien a%llsiGeu; oil oieie Yilen-
5cft ereeoen, nod Jung mo sort, eiltf
ollsge5eidlnete Serfelneioc.
s. 9tidDt ON melliglten Iobnt CO
it'd, inn 6riibjobr oid) eln Stiid
Sano auSidlieBIid 81 Dem 3med(
init MoiS gu beitelleit, lin I'M nod,
Iten Serbitc Ole Sdmeinc orf oiclenl
Sonoe ults5unt1iien. @or Der Wtais
olld) I'M leeten SaDr Gin Seblidlog.
10 oiirfen mir inns oaoutd, nidt cb.
ihreden lolle1, oa er IN ocn meiltet
Sdbren ourhaus 5ufrieoenIteGenf
ousreift.
Iue Oieie Singer5eige iino Slird
cine &eiDe ~iorgfdltiger Neriuhc ii
Or lonbipirtbihoftlid)cn @eriuds.
fiction BON 9toro. 0ofoto gcprilft uni
tltr ridtig bcfunoen moroen.
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Sn 2Ses,tg a,1f 4dc6erauf8udt.

b0diter @e0eutlrng filr Die entmid-
lung oes iuiigen 8aIbes 81 einenl
iiarfen uno lcbenstraitigen Sbiere.
ga aus Dem &olb I'M Gerlailf BON
5lrci Snbren cine quite Wtild)fuh
meroen ion. lit es obiolut notbmen-
Dig, oaB nlalt BON ollem Nnfange an
oas freuoige &odlIen nth 8eoeibeu
oes iungen Sbieres i'll ieoer rttr
mneIihen @eie foroert. uno oo5u
lit Elm gut pentillrter Stal ubiolnt
nntbnenoig.
au6 Der Sonnenidein lit obiolut
notbwenolg, UNI Die Scbensfrait uno
.Guergie oes 1ulleen, padleloet
Shieres iclt 81 begrlinOell. Das belle
Snmenlldt tootct ON mirfiomlten
ole gafterien uno &ranfbcitsteinte,
rcinigt ollo Die llnleebung uno
lihert Die ~uligeitorte @elunobeit oes
iungen Sbieres I'M Staae. Scs-
balb iolte man i'm Staqgeb1lloe Den
&olberitall intner bort %eiurid)tcu,
no 0as Sonuenlidt moeli6it large
on Gage ungebi1oert 3utrltt bat.
Seltimmte &~prtheile.
Gle Iuf5ud)t Der I'M 0erblt gebo.
renen &olber gemdbrt eiue gauge
an5nbI beitimmter 8ortbeile. User
Den Die Salber I'M 9erbit eeboren,
10 gibt Die Stub i'll Den gSintermono.
ten, pe1n Die &reiie ser mild.
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BUR Serkec= Siitterung.

SSltnee 5erfel ioaten. 'oboIo tie
BON Der 0tuiterlau getrtimt limo.
moeHit an ooslclbe 6utter uno
oieielben &otionen geip6bnt merocn,
mclhe oos i1ugenoe Ytuttcridrmein
crbalten bate. Gem Die SerfeI
loben idon porber III @elenldait
Ger Wtutter BON oieier Station ge-
noiht uno It'd bereits an oieielbe
gcmobnt gebdbt. Grbalten tic oieie
Nation rltn meiter, 10 mirft oa3
Hblebcn ielblt mcniger n~ad)tbeil;g
mit iie EN-. 2os 8uttcr miro bon
rcn 6erfeln ont beiten i'll einent
N~iormiacn 2roge, ben man alli DEM
SSi,ttcrplos in Stole aufitcllt. ner-
o5reidt. Weidldltet SornermaiS
fam man ben Serfeln oil elmer
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mirtblhaitIiden @rooufte intue-
rerbaltniBnloBlg am hodlltc1 lin0,
Die meiltc WtIld. Sm &inter bal
Der 6armcr ierner mfnr ,3cit, III
eIeihnlaBiger @eiie iplpobl Stub mic
SsoIo nit GROCER SorgfaIt 5u hit.
tern uiO 81 pflegen. llno loiiell
geaen 4usgang hes @ittrrs Die inl
@erbit friid %9eluoroenen &ilbe i'm
YfildfluB nadL 10 Itro oicler err
neut frditie pieber ougeregt, meull
Die Sbiere idlieBlid i'm 6rilbiobr
mieoer mlf Die @eioe fontmen. Gle
I'M 9erblt ~geborenen aaIber abcr
fonnen slrm 6rilbIabr obgeiest per-
Den uno erbaltelt Damn tmt 6riiblabr
i'll Der IungelL laftigcn @eioe eincn
GrIns Der Mltttcrmlld), Der tic oielet
@eflel gar ni6t merfen laBt ulo
ibre Gntpidlung in fciner @eiic
fort ooer untcrbrid)t. &croen INT
qefcbrt Die aalber i'm tSrilhiobr &c.
boren, 10 miiilen lie i'm @erbit geraoc
Damn obgeIebt merOeu, mern DER
@inter fcntmt, uno nur ST. oft ptgc.
tiren lie ounn einfadl Den gor5elt
iolgenoen @intcr iiber, obnc it'd,
rcd)t meiter entmidcln 5il pollen.
Ser 0erbit lit oober Ole bette 3eit
fir Die 0eburt Der fiir bic Auf5uht
bon Mildlfilben beitimmtcn AdIter,
mo 5mor fir 0as aolb ielbIt mic
auh fir Den @elbbeuteI oes sSar-
lmers.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

Sarm : Efer0en pielfodl olif. 0os
2cibcn miro auSiflicBlih ourd) 1lt.
6cre llriadlen berbei1efiibrt. Mis-
Inldle tomnlen IN 8etrodlt: 6eudtig-
felt uro 9taiie, beionoers NIT N1ltc
oeponrt, mo Shmlb uno llnrein-
lidfeit (eober ser 9tnme nShmut
moufe") in ibrer Gimmirfung ouf
cas- sSeiicl. Die &ranfbeit. ibre er.
%id)cinungen nuo ibrc NehanoIunn,
lit ilbri0enS micocrbolt beld,riebcn
moroen. Sh mill tic trotoem
bcute ober nod cinndi nusfiibrlih
heidreiben. neil bereitS 5pei meitere
N~nirogen ilber oosiel6e 2eioen Dor
lieaer urto Oie Annobme 0eredtfer
ti9t lit nab gero0e Jest uniere 2eier
bIelen Srrbel nit ser Muufe bobell
iocroen. Oenn Die Moufc ecideint
germ I'M @inter bel idiniusieem, fo-
tiQcn &ettcr, lpcun Ole @eae rcd)t
id'leht ltno. bel Sbdumcttcr. III un-
rcinlidlen S%talllnGet uim. aud)
mcfoniidle R~ei5ulgen Der 6elleIbcl-
&c, mie Heibunig ourd Groe, Gam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

Die Inidmellrng, Die Iusihlpisung
lnBt nah uno ods Setret pertrod.
ret, 5iierlt nlIr OH ein5elnen Stelen,
ST. brdullideu Shorteu. untcr oe.
nen Die 9eiltng Dor lih aebt.
Inter nngiinltigen Serbdltniiien
noiiert Die Nblonoerulg lanQe ,3eit
fort uno Die Moufe miro dronild).
gel LANCER 0aIer 6es Gf5ens euo-
lid ntog it'd Der Glefunten. ooer
StraubfluB biloen. @ierolts eriebea
mir, oaB ole Maufe imuter EN- lcbr
ernIt 81 nebnlenoeS 2eioen lit. neil
nian ben Ausaong oesiclbcn niemnlS
beltimmt porousiebet fam. Miro
ober nIoglid|it boIo cine 5pednl1Bi-
qe 9cbnnolung eingeleitct, 10 iino
Die SeiluugsnlsIihten i'm Mleelnei.
ncn Oonu nod iebr gilnitig. @ei 3ll.
ncbnleuoer Gnturtung Der sSeilel ner.
ocn tie INNER lingiiniti9er. 8eim
ousgebiIocten StroubfluB 1T Seiluig
nur ldliper nebr 81 erreidleu.
Sm Mnfongc fomn1t es Dor olsm
horolti olt, Die SellcI reil1 uno tro-
den 81 boIteL nobel Ieood pielcs
@olhen uno gnOen 5u permeieen
lit. 8eiuopnlid geniigt 6ie Anmeus
Dung zines miloen Settles tnidt &c.
i~ol5euen Sdmeinefettes) mo tredene
&1rme. Sci eintreteuocr Ibionoe.
rin9 mcrhcn aeiino olstrodennc
Mittel. ). 9. Streupulper (SnIidpIie
9owoer) ongepenoet. Mud 2cbmt.
hflolter Iciiten electromagnetic 0ielt.
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