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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
Maanvilje1ij0ille.


taa alma poifimiien perGstG, ei encm.
pad ferraIlaan f,tn noin milf tparttio,
ionfa ialfeen ieuraafpana paimdna
aIietaan entistd taluaIIista juottamis,
ia. Scum lebmG on trIllt tamalIiieen
tiIaania, eif6 bopaita mit6dn erino-
maista tai Iii6GntppGG IdmpoG Tor.
wisia eifd iaripien ~pafiummasia
pGGsiG, min ban iaa tatpalIiien ri,o-
fania. aaifiIle IppipIebmiIIe Oh
iGGnnoniiesti onnettatpa iuoIaa. Tar.
balm feino on iuolata beindt teboesi1,
min niisid ne %iaotpat ia beindt omat
iilloin meDelpGmpid mauffaampio ia
tiiletuat tarfemmin ipobpfii. iWimei-
ieen piiaraan IppiGG lebma, OH fab.
6estafin ippstG, mitG tGrfein. en-
iimmdiiefii eStetGGn fen fautfa mai.
Don iuustofoii iuofieminen utareiS-
ia ia iiitd ieiiraotpat baitat; toiiefii OF
iuurefii eoufii Lehman berumiielle ia
fpiimefii iaatu maito on enemmdn-
fiiin puoIefii fcrmao. Mutta poifimi.
fen perdstd pibfamaioosid oIIesia on
~fpaaralIista lppidd tpbiGfii utarat.
@iimeiiet batpaimnot tooistamat fen
ippn olleen iarrimman iitarapafotuf-
fin, eta on aitpan tpbidfii Ippiettp.
@iin plan fun paiiffa on ipntpnpt,
a%ietetaon ie LEHMAN etcen fen nrtolto.
pafii pubtaafii. 8aiifan eniimaincn
raluinto on northumberland oleipa
IppipIdmmin, iefoittamaton pibfo-
moito fen omosta GibistG naiifaIlc on
onnettomo 4-6 f%ertoon ~pGiip1Si1
maitooa ia lppiplGmpimGnG, fen iucr.
ran fun ie %iofioo iliobo ia lcbmd on
lppicttGmG pbtG iliein emf muorofouii.
no. 9siin foinpon, fitin lebmG lppiGG
pibfomoitoo eli iaa ip%oiifolIe ontoo
multta moitoo. 8aiifan eIppmdGn
ioomiicfii OIL oIusio orfailcmatta an
nettoiuo moitoa. On ereboptt1m1
Irunlo, eta moiiffo itienid iuomoIIa
boIfoiice, mutta fun pibetGGn piffdt
pdliajat ia iitte onnctoon minfd juc,
min ie tapobhru. Onto mcioG1 lap.
femme ipntpmiicn pcrdstd ddneti, jog
ne moan ferto pGifpSsfd i~adtuot rio.
foo? liurtoio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
GarianboiSosta.

2ebmGn poifimiiesta ia waiiffain
emf boieosta.
STANDARDIZATION on iofa pGiiud tot
feItotpa iitG Iebm6G, ionfa poifima
alta IGbestpp.p ettd oiaa aifoinaan
Iasfeo lehman tpapaafii fariinaan tai,
Jos iemmoista eli ole Min ola marc.
ma pebfuien panosia fplIifii lebmdu
tafapuoIeIIe, eta paiiffa ipnnpttpdGn
eli miIld1n muotoa fulfil lifaiiefii ia
min oIlen IebmG ei niioIiii maiiffaa.
fila tdsta n~uolemiiesta on fafii bpo.
tpG: Baiiffa pubbistuu bifireiiGt- oil.
feao ia lcbmd iaapi aineen, iofa pub
Sistaa II. t. iGlfeiiistG.
2cbmGn IppiGmiieen nGb0en on en-
men poifimista oppineitten fesfen eri
mieIiG. Eoiiet otpnt iitd mielt6, ettG
ic on mabinsofii lppfdd ennen poifi.
mista, toilet iitd etta ie on bpoopfii.
MinG aiattelen, eta fummatfin OH
oifiasia ia fnmmatfin %mdGrdsiG.
2uonnon mifaat ie diff tpasta ipaii-
fan ipnnpttpd tebtaipa, iilloin fen
poiiffa mosta alfaiii, jos main annet-
taiii ia MIN diff tebtGipG m~eio1nfin,
mutta fun itieat boitojat alfoiuot leb-
mG1 tiinmlttamaan, min onnetoan
miti noon moiboon ia min oIlen ioa-
mot IebmGlIe maito pafon utareibin,
min on fen muofii paras IppiGd IA
pGiipGd enren pooifimista, eta Ell I'll.
Ie utoratuIcbousto. Wiitta ruoffid
febmGG beiniIl1 eifG moimaIliiello
piljoIlo, on mormo tulos, eta utorot
CT trle moibon pofotlifien tlrmele-
mifii. Scum ItbmG on poifinut ia 1t
torot oipot jGGnect tcripcifii, min foo.
ooon ruoffimisto %pnronnella ia lcb.
ma BEIRUT noin 30 p6iw6Gn asti.
8osto 9 tai 3 tuntio poifimiien
perGstd onnettofoon forfeintoan puoli
dmp1riG fpImGniefoisto meta, iobon
OIL icfoitcttii IiiiifoIIinen iuoIaa ia pa.
ri Journalistic niiun Iiieitd tai obron
maltoito. Siftcn anncttafoon pub.
basta fpImGn icfoisto tpcttG, iofo toi.
men hinti, fosfo IebmGG iiIIoin ionot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
@6n fGrii Dfiinaii1sttGfin.

Sofainen iliiiri benfil0 iaa iosiain
mGGrin tiintca pfiinaiippttd. Sonia,
iofafasmaa fesfeIIG nGreiffoG tuntee
|itieniG p~fiindiiefii iiiben m~GGrGdn, ct.
teitpGt ndreet fen iuureIla iitG fdiitd.
fam. So fufa on oIIrt &ristufien
ipertainen2 $Gn oil "pIi faiffien".
SD noIi ~"pIbGGIIG''. &6n on fGrii.
MT ptiinGiippoen tiinnetta enemmGn,
fuin iinG tai nina oiaamme aatpis.
taafaan.
lllfonaiiesia iubteesia &ristiis eli
tobellafaan ollut mifGGn pfiinGinen
mics. lliein oil bGnen pmpGrillGGn
%iunria jouffoia, iopa ibmiiiG trban-
%iittaim. @arfus f%ertoo. eta ipdIistG
oil tuIijoita ia menijoitG- min palio,
ettei Bella ollut aifaa ip06GfGGn.
(Wfnrf. 6: 81 yleeniG antaipat c.
lpanfelistat Gristufiesta fen fupauf-
len, ettG SGn oil nlituiieen ibmisjouf.
|fojen pmpGroiml1ria. Wiitta mo iou.
fot = ne eim1t main bGntG fGiittG-
meet. Seiiocsia iellaisten ibmisten
fesfelld, iotfa eiipdt meta f1iitG, far
iiifin palioa ippemmin pf~iindiippben
tunteesta fiiin oIIa p%pOfpiin. 11t1
faifeti on moni ibminen fofenut.
Smasta puoIestani ainafin tie6Gn ia.
noa etten ole fosfaan merellG tai
mlloristosia tuntenlt oletpani min pf.
i'm, fuin tullesiani merimotfoilta
mieraaieen faupunfiin, misiG pmpG.
rillani Milf tubaniittain ibmiii1,
teripebtien toiiiaan ia fesfenGGn nai,.
rellen ia ilteIIen. Seiioa iiinG ntiii,.
faliaiena ia tuntemnttomana noioen
ibmisjouffoien fesfeIl6, = ie ipasta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
asiesisri 3. 6. Sfuinbmf,unbim
tsapantns.

Bietorista IennGtetGGn no. t. 1S b.
Suomen e~busfunnon nuoriuomaIai.
fen rpbmdn iGien g. @bmafpoora on
~rpbmGltGGn toimefieen ioanut fam.
tpd Observation-Disclosures Worfotpin
puoIeen ppptden tdmdn mpotdwaifu.
tusta iiiben, eta emf. eousfunnan pii.
bemies g. 6. S%minbufpuo iaiii palo'
ia tafoiiin fotimoobonia ia oictettai.
Tin IoiIIiiiiu oifeufiiinio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20

@iimeiiet Suomesta tilleet tieoot
eimdt fuinfaan u.isfddn tapaufiesia
t6pt6 mieltG iIloIla ia tpptppdiipp.
bella. @aiffapa Iebbet marlin mi.
iusti pit6ipGt ialoifuiitenaan faitti
fenaifet tapmafiet iotfa meille @meri.
Fan iuomalaifIIe oIifimat iostain
merfitpfiestG min ndpttad fuitenfin
fiIta FUN fielld eli diff nptpiiim aiiot
minimum niitten ola pitGifi.
yfiitpist6 tietd iaapuneitten firiett.
ten fontta on trltu met bnomaomaan
ettG monesia paifaSia on bGtd inirri
ia eta pba enemmdn bdtdd Iifdd ie
fun baalituan penGlGistd wdfed min
paIion Suomeen eta muiit ibmiiet
ioutumat niitten tdboen aboinfoon.
Snpa ferroffi ia tolleI IpdlIidIudt
uarmana tietona ettG npfpiiin on
SuomeSia penGlGist6 mdfed Idbcm'
ma puoli milioonaal
Yorista ferrotaan eta iifdldiiet
foulut opat iGtetpt ipenGlGisten ioti.
Iaitten aluinpaifoifii ia fouliilapiet
faatpat fGp6G fouli,a iofo opettaiain
niannoisia tabi FIFTEEN pfiitpisperbei-
fin iiioitetuisia fouluisio.
Mnofataparat opat birmuiiesia
binnasia ia rabanpuute paffaa OLE
inaar pleinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
Erwin townin veron-
maksajille.

Erwin Townshipin verokirja on
nyt minun huostassani. veroja
voidaan maksaa The Finnish Co
operative Trading Companyn
s~toorissa (Osuuskaupassa) Ia
v~allisilla liiketunneilla (klo 8:sta
ap. klo 6:een illalla) jokaisena
arkipaivana.
Ne, jotka maksavat veronsa
ennen Tammik. 10 paivaa 1916,
paasevat 1 prosentin kolehtee-
rausmaksulla mutta sen jalkeen
alma Maalisk. 1 paivaan 1916 me-
nee kollekteeraukseta A present
tia. Sen jalkeen menee verokirja
kauntin rahastonhoitajalle.
Jouluk. / p. 1915.
Kunnioittaen,
Nicholas Mattson,
apulaisrahastonhoitaja.
Erwin Township, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
Natural.
Sanitorium


DR.. X. A. Lee, Chiropractic Specialist
1919 e. Superior St. /. Duluth, MINI.
Puhelin: Lakeside 376-K.
Ottakaa Lakesiden katuvaunu.
Sairaaloiset huom.l Kun olette saa-
meet tyydyttavan kyllanne leikkauk-
sista ia laakkeista, kaantykaa Luon-
non parantoloihin, STELLA tie varmaan
l0ydatte mita olette vailla, etenkn
korva- ia silmataudeissa ia my0skip
avonaisissa jaloissa, maahankaatuva-
taudeissa, Observation-Disclosures vatsa-
k~atarreissa y. m. pahemmissahn tau
deissa. - Tiedusteluihin vastaan hr-
jeellisesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
Yieif5n bailasia pleiuat fotilasmalii.
fet fttpaarit lmowntettatua pplii-
piranpm

III ltkuuUAu iuuIuliStiutuu PutV-
piranumaiiille.
90. T. Is y. 8iraIIiiesia lebbesiG
on iufaistu ieuraapa fenraalifutper.
noorin tieoonnnto:
eaten tebbG1n pleiiolle tie6ettG.
mGfii, ettd maltafiinnan priolustusto
fosfeipien toimenpiteitten barfitiemis.
ia ia Observation-Disclosures marten aie.
tcttu eritpinen neilipottelnf,inta on
pd6tt1npt panna toimeen mGeston
balIusia oleipien iotilaSmalIisten II.
fpddrien terGpfien. &erGps fGiittdd
ainoastaon tGp6eIIiiesid funnosia ole.
mott ~fitp66rit, iotfa opat marustettii
faltpoilIa ia mifdIi maboolliSta,
mposfin pistimiIIG, foImen Iinian tpe.
ndldiiistd maltion MALTA oIefpat ias
paniIoiiet, itGipaltaraiiet mannIicber.
ia mauier .iGriestefmdn mufaiiet pnnG
mposfin h,rffilaiiet fiipGdrit. 9i.
ip16rit on ~i6tettGtpG paifoIIiiiIIe po.
IiiiitpiranomaiiilIe. poIiiiifominriolle,
misid mania toin,iuat farpunfipolii.
fin padlIiffond, pnn6 fruunumimis.
mtebilIe.
Sofaiicsfa pa~pocbtoiiesti jGtetps-
I'd fiiu6dristG. jofa on mendI6istG
weItion nloIIia 90 riipIaa pnnG iiiben
fuulutposta piStiwestd 2 riipIaa, III.
fomaisto MALTA olepasta fifpGdrist1
l5 rupIoa bnnd iiiben fuuIufpasta
pistimestd (tpeitiesta) 2 rupIao. sci.
tpG1rien fuastonnotosta annctaan beti
fuitti, ioita iuastaon robot mafietaan
fun ne on faatu aiianomaiiiIta ioti.
ioSpirancmdiliItd.
Scnfii6t, ioilIa eli ole oIlut waooit.
tuo Iupofirjaa fi,pGGrien banffimiieen
ia iotfo eitudt ole tebneet iGaoettpd il.
moitusto niioen idilpttGmiiestG, ei
fobtoa mit1Gn e6espastuuto ianotuis.
to riffomufSista fun be mainituIIa
tofpoIla ,popoaebtoiiesti luotulttaipot
fiiuddriniS. /,
eritpifen neuipottclufiinnon pIIdc.
iitetpn p11tofien toimeenpanemiiefii
feboton min6 faiffio benfiIoifG, ioil'
la on ~boIlusioon ianottuiia maIleja 0.
Ietpia fifpdGreia, Iiotuuttamaan ne 4.
meijon tarpeiIle plIdmainitiiIIe mi.
ronomaifilIe toi mirostoiIIe mob6oI.
Iiiimman Ipbpen aion fiIuesio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
Wabfmriliife

4eip gorf MiIIiisid porfitice fai-
feIIoiiio nobfoia fobtuulliiello moi.
iuIlo, fabtia poIfolla mpos porfitaon,
iofo min boIuaa. Yanfoa mpos oma
nimennc IdbetpsIippuun. &irieet ia
puobat lGbettGfdG OioitteeIIo:
q. 8. Snomela,
Rem gorf Drills. Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
Snomalaiuen olmanaffa ilmaiiefii.

Snomalainen almamaffa ilmaiiefii.
0oifiIIe uuiiIle tiloajille ia tilolis'
tenio uuoistaiiIfe, iotfa ldbettotpnt
toimiiuficIlc / oollorin so ienttio, Ia.
bct6nmc &cliinsisid paineti,n alma
nofon. GamG l~abiotusoifo pddtpp
tommif. 81 b. 1916. 9iirnbtafoa en-
,,enflin aImonofot Ioppufpat ia mai-
uitfoo eta toboottc oImonafon.
Muttoia, Sronipooo, we'ep.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
SiIamaa.

SiIatfaa.
Gaaastettnin Ianlnfiria, toimitta.
nat *ietari anrminen, binta papaas'
ii postisia 80 ienttia fappale.
Silataan o~ioitteeIla:
(24) 8. N. Sobnion
Bog 814. SelImriSe, GoIu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20
UanboiIta aioiIta ia nqt.
airi. s. Sanncs.

airi. S. Sonncs.
Onion iita taos miiffoia pierdbtd'
mt ia frutsufio fiiIumut, fun Glen
suttoion poIstoiIIo ficIiIId pubnni'f.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20

airiapa,noommc on taos iuop'i-
nut GiIabeIpbion fifporaomotiiita.
g;itten entinem binta $1,000, mppm.
me fdtciScITd $500. Inn osfaio iiiorit-
tau ISbetpsfustanuufiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-20

L A T Y v A
Suurta suOsiota saanut lehti
t~arjotaan tilattavaksi sunnuntai-
kouluihin ia koteihin.
LASTEN YSTXVX
ilmestyy Ironwoodissa, Mich,
kerran kuussa, 4-sivuisena, B.
palstaisena, vaihtelevalla ia las
tentajuisella sisall0lla.
/ vuosik. Amerikaan Is sentt.
1 vuosik. Ulkomaille so sentt.
Enemman tilattaessa my0nne-
taan tuntuva hinnanalennus.
Tilaukset lahetetaan osoitteella:
LASTEN YSTXVX,
Box 60
Ir0nwO0d, -: -: Mich.
Cheyenne record., 1916-04-20
NITRATE OF SODA FOR FARM
Most Excellent Source Of Nitrogen for
Stimulating Plant Growth-Prod-.
uet Of Chile.

Nitrate of soda is most excellent
source OF commercial nitrogen. It lie
readily available and hence soon stim.
ulates plant growth when applied. II
may be used in the water to water
pot plants or may be applied to beds
or between rows of growing plants.
Sodium nitrate is product taken
from the Chile nitrate beds of South
America. The commercial form that
is used AS a fertilizer is In crystals and
looks like epson salts or coarse table
salt. It 10 quickly soluble in water
and Its effect upon plants can be
seen three or four days after 1t is ap-
piled. Plants that need nitrogen when
nitrate of soda ID. applied soon turn
from. . pale yellow to . dark rich
green.
+ Two or three applications may be
made to such plants as tomatoes, peas,
cabbage, etc II used this way the ap-
plications should be made . week or
ten days apart. beginning after tho
plants are up.
Cheyenne record., 1916-04-20
Fumisator Used for Stored Products
Infested by Insects.

potatoes in the field over night where
re-infestation could occur.
While all Of these remedies are Of
value. the best remedy II the ramiga-
ton of infested tubers with bisulphid
of carbon or hydrocyanic acid gas. II
bisulphid Of carbon II used, It should
be at the rate of three pounds to 1000
cubic feet of air space. including the
potatoes. One ounce to . barrel Of
96 pounds capacity would not be ex-
cessive. With an exposure of not more
to the potatoes for planting.
Where 1t can be conveniently done
hydrocyanic-acid gas should be used
In q specially constructed gas-tight
fumigator. In the case of bisulphid
of carbon there IL great danger In
bringing the chemical into proximity
to fire. such a. . lighted lantern, or
cigar, as the gas II highly infiam-
mable and even explosive.
Fumigation with hydrocyanic-acid
gas, properly performed. is not dan
gerous. but II improperly performed
1t IL decidedly dangerous to human
and other animal life. ~ the fumes
are very poisonous and are deadly
when inhaled in any amount. This
gas IL more penetrating than bisulphid
Of carbon and can be used by an In
telligent person without trouble. II he
nrst familiarixes himself thoroughly
with the procedure by carefully study
ing the printed directions or assisting
someone who has had experience in
Cheyenne record., 1916-04-20
CIRCUS MANS VIEW.

The plans for booking the big chr
cuses hereafter II to play only dry
towns, with the exception Of the. iarse
cities. The manager or the 4ageH
,beck.WAllacs circus says. As reported
by william Allen white IN the Emp&
ria .(lfAn.) Gazette I'VE do . better
business in dry town than in Va
one. we noticed the difference =
lGiqsouri: always the days receipts
were better in q town that had gone
dry under local option than In . town
where saloons were open. And buear
ness is better in Kansas than It was y
Missouri. 81
II have seen this whole game W
and down and backward and across.
and want to tell you thet all this tan
about town needing saloons or gam
bling houses to stimulate business is
the purestl *"
Here 10 al amusement mans point
OF view on booze," comments Mr.
White. "Once again the verdict 70
thumbs down for John Barleycorn-
Poor old John! He can't mix with re-
ligion or politics or businesa- II he
can't mix with the amusements where
does he get In? And the answer -
that national prohibition - Just around
the corner"
Cheyenne record., 1916-04-20
| COST OF PERMANENT ROADS
No Worry About Maintenance Of Thess
Highways, - state Provides
for Their Care.

The question as to whether, state
!, aid road funds can be used to provide
and apply oil to earth roads has been
raised in several Illinois counties. The
position Of the state highway commits
sion Il clearly defined In the following
statement issued by the commission:
The question frequently has been
asked regarding the use Of stateraid
funds for the purchasing and applica-
ton of OIL Such ii not the intent Of
fhe' l4w: That ID distinctly main
tenance proposition. and 1t should be'
understood that the oiling Of earth
roads II . temporary expedient. and
its usefulness is short-lived. The com
mission will. however. in view 'of the
fact that the application Of oil 10 an
improvement to earth roads. use oil in
the construction OF state-aid earth
roads when requested SO to do by the
county commissioner. but will require
thereafter that the county shall pay for
reoiling. as part Of the cost Of main
tenance which devolves upOnazstAe
county :.
T :. Counties accepting state-aid funds
for the construction of ,per4snsnt
roads do not need to worry about the
maintenance cost of these highways,
as all future expense is provided BY
the state. In case the state funds are
used for the construction Of earth
roads no such maintenance provision
is made-the county having to meet
all future expenses in keeping up these
roada Here in where the big adyan-
tage of the permanent highway comes
in. Its initial cost is greateFsbut the
expense of maintenance is nifsQfar as
the county is concerned.---Farmers
Review.
Cheyenne record., 1916-04-20
ORCHIDS EASY TO GROW
81 /. N. BENNINGTON.


Contrary to the general opinion or
ehids are by no means dificult to
grow to their fullest perfection. An
other prevalent error is that the orchid
is exclusively rich mans flower"
This 10 by no means true. Many Of
the varieties are relatively tnexpen-
sivs, and 1t is possible by the expendi-
ture Of = very limited amount Of money
to have q collection OF superlative
beauty. sF
They require the proper kind OF q
house. the correct materials in which
TO grow them. care in watering and
temperature and the same attention
that must be given to every growing
thing, but given these. the orchid
will reward the grower most abund-
antly. =
Orchids require plenty Of light and
air, but must not be exposed to the
Cheyenne record., 1916-04-20
CONFIDENCE IS GREAT ASSET
Texas Giant Discovered In Training
Camp Who Has All Earmariks
Of Major League Pitcher.

Confidence sometimes counts for .
lot. In the first baseball game Of the
season in the training camp Of the st.
Louis Cardinals the San Antonio Bron-
chos whitewashed the Cardinals, and
incidentally discovered . Texas giant
who has all the earmarks of . great
pitcher.
II can pitch - good ~ any Of those
guys out there" said Stair. Q young
Hercules from Luling. Tex, who had
applied to Manager Leidy for . Job
with the Bronchoe.
You'd better withdraw your appli
cation, II you feel that way about IT,"
Leidy retorted.. eIr.
Honest, I mean Il. Give me q
trial." persistsd he ianky Lulins
youth.
Put on the mound. Stair created .
sensation. striking out the Cardinals
right and left. and allowing only one
scratch hit IN ~ fuar Innings hs WAS
permitted 70 pitcA.
Cheyenne record., 1916-04-20
PREVENT MOTH INJURY !
Potato Insect Has Become Seri-
Gus Pest in Many Sections
Several Methods Must Be Employed
{ to Control Weris-First Measure
Consists In Maintenancs Of
Clean Cultivation.
fBy u H. CHITTENDEN)

(By r. II. Cf11ITENOEN.ls
The potato-tuber moth. an insect
which has become . serious pest in
many sections, 10 dihcult insect to
control by any single method. 1t -
not possible to reach the tuber worms
in their mines in the potatoes Or In
the stalks or tubers while growing in
the field. which makes it necessary to
proceed against the pest by other
methods. OF these several must be
employed to insure success.
The first measure consists In the
maintenance of clean methods Of cul-
tivation. This means that all infested
potato plants and weeds must be de-
stroyed. This can be done by prompt
burning as soon as insect infestation
is manifest. The burning of these
weeds will destroy the breeding and
alternating places of the insects. Do
nestle animals. such as sheep and
hogs, are valuable for the destruction
of remnants and may be utilized by
merely turning them into the field.
As in most other cases OF insect
injury, crop rotation is desirable
where possible. and the cooperation
of all potato growers of the neighbor-
hood is practically necessity. There
are several alternate food crops which
do not suffer greatly from this insect.
About the best OF these are beans.
peas. cowpeas, alfalfa and clover.
These possess a dual value, as they
all act as soil restorers. Care in dig
ging potatoes il advisable in order not
to cut into the tuber or leave the dug
Cheyenne record., 1916-04-20
LOOK FOR POULTRY DISEASE
Wateh for ceIds, Rewp and Similar
Troubles 1mons Floek-May
Prevent Serious Outbreak.

The habit Of visiting the poultry
house after the birds have gone to
roost daring the winter months il q
good one. LITER the water vessels
have been emptied, It il . good plan
co see that the curtains are down and
everything il in shape for the night.
II the grain feed for the following
morning II scattered In the litter the
birds will be busy and active ~ soon
~ they come on the roosts. This IL
far better for them than standing
round an hour or 20 in the cold morn
ing air waiting for their feed. Before
leaving the house listen carefully for
wheezing or heavy breathing. This IL
the flrst indication Of colds. roup. and
similar diseases, and II detected in
time may prevent serious outbreak.
Cheyenne record., 1916-04-20
STORING MANURE FOR GARDEN
By LIMA R. ROSE.


A common practice is to manure the
garden every year, late in the fall or
before planting In the spring. no fur
Their attention being given. This prac-
tice, however, Is not the best.
The manure for the garden should
be kept IN large box with . lid or
DO screened that flies cannot enter 1t.
Manure heaps are the natural breed
ing places Of these pests and IL they
are allowed to remain near the house,
uncovered. will prove . great nui.
sance.
A good plan 10 to use . very close
wire screen nailed to q frame with
hinges for the top. The manure should
be spaded often on the top 90 that the
water from the clods or the sprinkling
pot may penetrate to Ill portions
Of It. |
II kept In . box . spout should be
placed In one corner. 1t the bottom.
90 that the water may drain into .
sunken barrel.
This will supply liquid manure
which can be used at all seasons when
vegetables and flowers are growing.
The manure in the bottom should be
worked over once or twice . month,
working the bottom to the top 20 that
the entire heap may rot.
Manure may be kept in this way IL
the boxes are placed st the farthest
end of the garden and II surrounded
with vines their presence will never
be noticed from the dwelling.
Cheyenne record., 1916-04-20
VALUE OF LIQUID MANuREs
Contain More FertIIlxins censtitusnta
Than soIIds-Ail Could and
Should d Saved.

It II . well-known fact that the
liquids In manure contain more fertiliz-
ing constituents than thu solid and too
often these are washeds away BY the
rains or run OF into the barnyard.. All
Of the liquids could and should be
saved and this can be done by using
proper absorbents. The best material
known 10 ground phosphate. rock
(never use lime), then the manure 10
made the richer BY the addition Of
phosphate. About . good handful b.
hind each COW In the barn per day
or the same proportion for each steer
fed 10 about right. The manure viii
be worth 16 per cent more treated in
this way.