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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
$4,000 Greeks Join In Demon
stration Before Home of Ex-
Premier VenizeIos, Leader
of Entente Party.
BIG cLAMoR FOR ACTION
Anti German Faction Launches
Zig Effort to Force Con-
stantine to Prepare For
Hostile Stroke.

Washington, D. c. Aug. 2S.--A
declaration of war by Greece would
not be surprising here. 1t is said
the great element Of caution, which
is thought to have restrained
Greece in recent months, has been
removed and Greece will want her
share in the Balkan spoils.
Athens, Aug. 27.-(via London, Aug.
2O.--Tifty thousand Greeks Joined in a
demonstration before the residence of
VeniZelos, the former premier today
and cheered him with boundless en-
thusiasm when he urged them to send
a committee to King Constantine to
urge him to support the present gov
eminent and prepare the army for "a
possible rupture of existing conditions
Addressing the multitude Nenizelos
said:
Last week I summoned you to a
demonstration to show you what to do.
Now l eXhort you to send a committee
before the king and say:
Your majesty, you were the victim
OF persons who persuaded you there
would be a German victory and you
thought you could violate the cOnstitu-
ton. The people do not approve Of these
acts. The reservistS telegraph you that
they are ready to follow you because
they think you always will remain neu-
trail.
" Elections are necessary, but you
must not use your influence politically
because the results would be destruc-
tive. The present government is absolu-
tely necessary. The premier alexander
Laimis) is an excellent man. You
should give the government full poll
teal authority. You must now show the
entente most benevolent neutrality and
exercise the army in preparation for a
r0ccihla Of ha h
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
FATAL PISTOL. BATTLE
IN A MOVIE THEATER

Pittsburgh, Kan, Aug. 2S-Wi!liam
Reed, a white man, and Virgil Cobb,
negro, cleared up a long standing quar-
rel last night at Croweburg. a mining
camp here, and chose q crowded picture
show Tor a battle ground. During the
fusillade of shots, which soon cleared
the house of spectators, both men were
nortaIly wounded, and died in short
time.
Many patrons of the show were tram
pied upon in the rush, but none was
injured.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
NO CHANGE ON soMME,

London, Aug. 2S.-No large actions
on the Somme front are reported in
today's statement. which says:
in spite of Indifferent weather. some
progress has been made east of Dell
vile wood and in minor successful en-
terpriSes near Mouquet farm.
Last night there was much she'll
ing against parts of our lines, espe-
cially in Dellville wood and on our
trenches north of PoZieres Our ar
tillery also was active"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
RESUME NEGOTIATIONS
TO SETTLE HOME RUl. E

London, Aug. 2S.-Strong efforts are
to be made during the parliamentary
recess for resumption Of negotiations
fer settlement of the Irish question, ac-
cording 10 reports in Irish political cir
Giles. 1t is understood both the unionist
and the nationalist leaders are inclined
10 regard these efforts sympathetically.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
BEAT OFF ALLIES.

Berlin. Aug. 2S, (via London).-
British and French troops made re-
peated attacks on the German posi-
ton last night in the region of the
river Somme on the western front. SAYS
the official statement issued today by
the German army headquarters staff
The attack failed. the statement says,
partly after hand to hand fighting and
partly on account of German counter
attacks
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
DROP AT MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis, Mimi, Au". 29.--Wheat
prices tumbled here toCay, following
Rumania's declaration Of war. The
September option fell to $l.543s, q loss
of 4$sc from SATURDAYS close. Deem
Der sold down to $1.5216, a loss of az
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
N. G. w. LOSES OUT.

Washington, Aug. 28.-The mterstate
Commerce commission held today that
the Norfolk & Western railway must be
excluded from interest in the operation
pany and the Virginia Naviga ton com.
rany under the Panama canal act.
which prohibits railway ownership OF
water lines. 49, ifzts
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
NEW SCHEDULE POSTPONED.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 2S.-The
order of the Interstate Commerce COM
mission of July 3. in the Nebraska rate
cases., which was made effective for
September IS, has been extended SO as
to become effective on October %
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
ATTACK ON ELEuRY

Paris, Aug. 2S.-The Germans made
several attacks on the French positions
at Fleury last night, but were re-
pulsed, says today's announcement of
the war Office.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
SLUMP AT KANSAS CITY

mania's declaration of war depressed
the local wheat market today, all OPP
tons opening lower. December opened
at Y, 6Ac below Saturdays clos
ing.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-08-31
Berlin, Aug. 90. (via london 49,
Germany has declared war on Ru-
mania.

Paris, Aug. 29.-Rumania declared
war against Austria Hungary last
night, says q Havas agency dispatch
from Berne. Switzerland, which de-
clares that the Wolff agency at Berlin
made the official announcement
Rumania's decision to enter the war
was reached at meeting Of the crown
council held at Bucharest yesterday
morning says Havas agency dispatch
from Geneva
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-09

in the manufacture and delivery Of
food products than at present. All
thinking people, and especially those
in authority, having to do with the
health Of the community. believe that
many of the diseases prevailing to-
day are either directly traceable to
the insanitary conditions under which
food products are sometimes manu-
factured, cared for or delivered, or If
not directly the cause, do in a great
many cases help aggravate certain
diseases and make them more dan
gerous than they would be if proper
conditions always prevailed
We naturally. then. ask ourselves
what has been done to remedy the
an article of food as bread-used in
every household and on the table at
least three times a day.
The old, insanitary bakeshops have
TO large extent been demolished,
and in their place have come the
new modern bread factory. These fac
tories, with their spacious rooms, ven
tilated in the most scientific manner.
with floors and walls q marvel Of
cleanliness - the mixing machines,
which thoroughly incorporate all the
ingredients so that the very best pos
sible results are obtained: the auto
matte weighing machines, which have
with ordinary case settled the vexed
question of lightweight loaves being
palmed off on an unsuspecting pub
lie; the travelling proofers and mould
ing machines. which to a large extent
do away with the necessity of the loaf
being touched by hand; the modern
bakeoven, whose smoke and dirt, as
in the old oven, does not come in con-
tact with the loaf in any way what
ever; with its dining rooms, shower
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-09
Praise For the Baker
An Address Made by Mr.. Parne of the Spers-Parne1l
Baking Co., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Before
the Local Rotary Club

In complying with the request of
your committee to address you on that
all-important food product-bread, 1
do so with much pleasure, if for no
other reason than the fact that as be-
tween the producer of bread and the
general public there lies a gulf of mis-
understanding, which, so far, seems
impossible to bridge or clear up in a
satisfactory manner.
l think this has been largely brought
about by the fact that up to about
twenty years ago the bread business
was conducted in very small way and
by, in great many cases, just as
small men; in underground shops, or
If above ground in most insanitary
places by employees who mostly lived
with their employers, practically
working night and day for a bare eX-
istence, and who hardly ever saw their
homes and families more than once a
week.
The tendency of all this was to
lower the standard of manhood and
moral tone of all concerned to such
an extent that the unscrupulous en-
ployer could and, no doubt did do
and allow acts to be done which were
not in the public interest. The pub
lie having had this drilled into them
by the press (and may l say rightly
sO) we who are in the business to-
day have found it very hard to edu-
cate the public to the fact that a diff
ferent condition of things does now
exist, and that We who are in the
business to-day should not be con-
nected with the days and conditions
of the past.
In addition to this there has been
at no time in the history of our coun-
try more deep-seated agitation or
keener demand for sanitary conditions
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-09

baths, and toilets for the health and
comfort of its employees, seems to COM
plete an equipment that measures up
to the standard set by our health au-
thorities to such an extent that they
are unable to suggest any improve
ment
The bread manufacturer of to-day
gives careful attention to the selec-
ton of all ingredients which go to
make a loaf Of bread. They are eX-
amined as to their purity; the -four is
thoroughly cleansed of all foreign
matter by being passed through fine
sieves before using, and II the baker
has any doubts as to the contents
and purity Of any ingredients he has
only to send It to one of the agricul-
tural colleges when for a small sum
he can have it analyzed and a report
submitted which is independent and
final
The employe is given every en-
couragement, with discipline and sys-
tenn everywhere prevailing. His hours
are f1xed-being 54 per week. the
wages paid being nearly double what
they were a few years ago, and every
care is taken to have none but healthy
men in the factory.
Wherever practical the loaf is
rapped-machines for this purpose
having been introduced at considerable
cost; waXed paper being very largely
used for this purpose; but I desire
to say here, in answer to some criti-
cism asking why we do not wrap all
bread, that the reason 1t is not done is
that 1t is not a practical proposition.
In the delivery department the same
care is exercised in the selection of
statesmen. Rules and regulations are
laid down 70 + their guidance. In
spectors are appointed to a certain
number of routes. with a superinten-
dent over the whole department. The
statesmen are not allowed to have any
thing to do with the horses or stable:
the very best of wages are paid, and
yet this department gives us a great
deal of trouble, owing to the fact that
when salesman leaves the yard he
becomes n law unto himself as to his
manner of handling the loaf and in
his general conduct, and II he does
not carry out our rules and regula-
tions, he is the one the public Sees and,
as a result, for this one mans act the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-09

der the old conditions the loaf was of
a very Indifferent and irregular quail
ity-this prevailing to such an extent
that not more than twenty per cent.
of the total bread consumed was made
in bakeshops-thatt to-day bread made
in Canada is classed among the best
anywhere, and the percentage used
runs as high as ninety-five per cent.
Second-that the price of the loaf
is as cheap to-day as under the old
method. In fact, when you consider
that since the war began, flour has
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-09

whole business is condemned, and,
am sorry to say, ne is in too many
cases shielded by the customer and
general public, making it very hard
for the manufacturer to apply rem
edy.
In view of all these changes and
improvements one naturally asks what
has been the result to the consuming
public. We might say, without fear
of contradiction. that among the many
benefits derived two stand out most
prominently: First-that whereas un-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-09

duced nearly one-half, I make bold
20 say that had it not been for the
fact that the business now has men
engaged in it with capital, large ideas
and foresight to buy at the right time,
that this good city of Winnepeg would
now be paying seven cents instead of
the usual five cents per loaf.
Let me close by thanking you for
your close attention and the hope that
a more considerable and systematic
public will in future accord to the
bread man of to-day the quota of
merit to which he is Justly entitled,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-09

gone up from fifty to seventy-five per
cent; that all ingredients we now use,
such as sugar, fats. malt extracts ETC.,
have risen in price from thirty-three to
fifty per cent; that horse feed of all
kinds have gone up in the same ratio:
that to-day seventy-fve per cent. of
the total delivery is direct to the con-
sumner, instead of. as 1t used to be,
to the storekeeper, thereby making
costs for the delivery alone fifty per
cent greater than under the old sys-
tenn; that their hours have been re-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
so Nar.

ga lea or 80 9lnr ioug. Coeu 27Nc
Geccmber 1919, oil iep ina Cor at
miuoc5 beuue @egiucubeo / nogIe De
mertuluQer.
Set or Ell WilepGI pno min @josueL
OF Summen al Griurin9er, Ell bar glort
/ Ct Siosrum az 80 Var. tdn life Qoot
Commentaries / rogIe iaa CrO. Mnn
har itiiici 0eniuger o. S%prspunttcr.
man bar prspet Yloognug % @ntte.
SAB o. aiGrligheo; iGoIcoes er Si0et.
hor orrey % piI bIipe Ill ems iioitc
5hnto.
Noar ieg trrter til6aae. |iouIuugt
leg fan minoes. iua er 80 aar itte iau
lang Sio. SEQ mjuoes iaa grant. oa
leG git / ajoIe o. Iegit oaa @ulpet
meo caro-" l0unoen q; tuuoe UeI prre
omtreut 3 Gar pa; oe isrite Stoleoas
&C. DC oatre Sau9e Ie9 lGr;e paa S.o
len al Dor Nugtige %rrer. &uocr5
Ham5mocn; ituI iaa gieuioge en- al
oem Der:
I'll 6ieIoet maa ieg ilpttc,
man @rp5iei ipirer irem.
Salem ltanr min spite;
rem er nit @lGoesbleml.
gieu MI butler SoIeu ig mat oUer
Aaieu.
"a III poagner Na,ters ,ioIige 9iuoe.
% Smoen itaar tnoe og 5reIer i 9aus
len;
III CT BET S~srodastuelo.
SuriI. iuriL iuriI. iuriI lei.
9oo 6ieIoet 5tormcu bpiner. b.noser
liz os gepr.
) Salem samIe 5tiua iortGqer GUens
tpr.
Icu nu bar ies IaOet 2raole o. Rp'e.
o. III er le8 9putet meo Selier o.
8iree.
o. lsr 6oor Ost :Iinse o. ie boor Be
Ipiel
gu or Ser 9~erSuast0eIo.
zurll. iuril. iuril. iuriI lei.
"a pisie Inienoe @iuoer ira Sns
tcreu ~0enitupnuqeue". hpor lea ionl
@lGterqut 1nsieoe Saueue. "Storites
neu~ gaa @rsniieIoet. bgor lea ION ;
Mars @ut nor % lang @iGtergutteus
5ans. Sar 5avoe IGrt mig ira aors
ueI,eH:
glaamau. SInumdn. Su..en min.
tant paa oeile @uiIeu Siu.
9ienneu meO I'm looue SeIo
tan Deg Ia.a ierut ! apGIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
tll1QlQS

BEG bar tiIinlp5 eaoeI g}Gtsiro ira
1914 o. 1918. Seine SP0 bar apIeE
guu mine 5orme / Sout5 2atotu. 5eJ
bar @imgIe Deuou Gent, Si,ver Sling
on Riuucio,a Ho. II.
Sea bar en- iuroele5 tiolig g}1js. iuat
lea / Here War bar uuItt { otu uoroIige
Gel AZ zutcu. Sea muu Den lite
Stbruar laoe 5tcott lg0r min g}dls.
iro er Ingret. t%,lrlutit AZ auoye. 0Ui5
81 iomner til Siour sails. iau ie
l}rsccr 9ld SToeu / NlIberI5 odrS'
mare ztore. Seq ptI ogtl. tie 6ttc,
irlqe rem ior - pr Vuittt p1cr Be
iulira oil irrit,t grsre5 ior Den az
iguoes. Sea larautcrtr III 5r0 nt
clie en- %regc AZ % &roceHt eiler Zee
Ore. VI otuns Ruisito ,r me SrIeo".
Ntort ul at 6ttlIe - iot g(1is, Der
oil ieirc. ero ii. &aoytn ar Jt,l.t lcr,
GuuJt oeuuc Suu ior b~ruoiomleIi, On
Fan iua. San le0cre { Ar gler ''5euto~
Ssuo Noncn Crcer ,Ier SlHt ICai.
meo Nciulugtu aorcsitr ale Be-
uIQjrlcr Ill e , Smtr5 HJr IA.
Siour sails. : Sat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
"Sanfage".

Sfummetmel err Ell "itunoar0"
Sebe for itnee @riie / Sommertioen,
% / Sommernlaaneoerne er Der
@lminoeligbeo npf al Sfiimmetlnelf.
slnberleoes bIiper oct, naar Soften
% 8interen fommer. Ter er oa
iom &egel lrloat ON meo Sfummet-
melf, pg Der err sSare for, at Ssitgris
iene life altio bliper, bpao De burOe
bape blepet, ioroi be life ioar Sfum.
metmelf eaer noget lise eoot / Ste.
oct.
timber line Sorlsg paa at finoe ct
beloigt Subllit1lt for Sfummetmlelf
bar "Sbe Mnimal Susbanhrp Ses
bartement" peo Ontario 4serbrugs.
ifole, Canada, prspet "Eanfage" %
"@looo Meal". elsie TO Sing bite
fig at pGre onltrent iepnsooe, og ga
"Sanfage" folter minore pr. Con
ems "Slooo Weal", blep ben betrag-
tct JONI beoit iparenbc til Sebopet.
Mon gan @rilene ct Tuno
Sanfa9c for bper ier Tunb Wtelf, DC
fit. "Sanfage-@ riiene" lagoe paa
fig / @iennemInit 1.02 Yuno pr.
@ris for So8en % sc @riie, ionl
fiji. bare @rpn ("MealO, bare GA
TlrnO. Man falote Melet pGrb %
Collars pr. Con % ianOt unber Sor.
legene, at Sfunlmetmelf bar pGro
81 Gents pr. 100 Yuno og Carriage
1922 pr. 100 Euno. Man Ier alt-
iaa, at oct lpnner Jig goot at giue
ilnge 8riie Sebc, iom er rig paa
Groteill, % at oct er en- goo Elan at
briige Sanfage, 9lobntel eGer fig
nenoe, noar life Sfltmmetmelf bapes
/ tilitrGffelig MGngoe. S~uriegcne
bier pioere, at nlort fan iebe op
Sn1aagriic f%orbolbspis billigt, ielp
ON ma life bar Sfllmmetntelf for
Dem.
Mppnte Separtement erperimente.
reSe ogiaa meb ANDRE Sine, iaaiom
"SinHeeo Weal", "blacf-Itrap Wo.
Iasies" og Che, fogt paa alialias
so. Men ingen al oisic cling bar
paa langt nGr iaa gpoc % tilireos.
itilenoe Iom ct Sllbititllt Tor Sflm-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

&rotcin, Iom ieritcfloSies GottonleeO
WteuI inocbolOer, fan iorbeica al
Gprene ,iom iaar Oct. Gottonicco
Meol inoebolber meo ANDRE Sr0 SIS
Nrocent al iebeIig Erotein. Ter er
I. Gr. life en- SjerOeoel ioo nleget al
ieoelig Nrotein / Mai3mcI.
Sammenligner MAJ I. Gr. ocn
forooielige WGngOe Erotein / ct
Fllno Gottoniea0 WeaI meo Sen is.
beige MGngoe Erotein / eft anoct
SlagS araftio0cr, og ri falOcr Got-
tonIeeo Wteal ppro u Collars pr.
Con, bill man eiore Den Sp0agelie,
at man iaar ira TO til lem 8unge iua
meget Erotein for Tengcne, noar
nlan fieber Gottonieeo Meal, iom
naor man tiebcr iorifieaige Slu9@
andre araitfooeritoiie. Selgenoe
SabeI bier oct relatiue &oitenoe al
Trotein / Gottonieeo Meal % andre
SIags "6ceo":
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
Toefu W ountain fades
Suorcmis Il oueforcning

lluoer et r~el,di3it Snmtulemsoe al
hclot / Gruucis 0etghts gleul8aeo &ait.
6 ". 6crlmos Nulo, Ueo &GIier. Wors
lana ira 2loe Ill 2Goe Ho0. 1915
blcu man cuig ON At %or8auiiere en-
iuQe5 Observation-Disclosures !dIoet
Rot.n 4iouutuiu it~anonaolit ecnn8t
GHsut5erit irue5 Snoremisit0usiore
njuR. Com Sorntauo ior oette glas.
icusoe iuugerc0c &aitor D. [. Ron5,
bcrg On lluoerte8neoe iom. St'rcyrr.
On Nouiutuilou bit0 uodr5eioe. o.
or,alet % en- 9eitrrelie paa iem 42cSs
lemmer blev oulBt OF oisie car iel3cus
De: 6 u. 9iliou. e. o. Brandt I'm
o~ertegncoc. 0artiu glen. @Grriu Yin
oerion.
geirprelien for 6oreuir8tu: Scr
mauo. 6. q. 9rouot; &iceiomunO,
MGrtiu glen; Setre,rr. llnoertegueot;
aasierer. Narriu Quoerion.
a-ouitituuouen ior oeuue SCREENING er
eaniie Tia aonitimFiorer for andre iaas
ocune Soreuinger.
On uogeu iiuIoe snlte mere llnocrs
reinina ON N~ouitiuItioueH eQer ie DEN.
oil Re od benuenoe ig III lluoertegueoe.
Sara1rai , i aoutin,tiouen: Sem
ne Sorening5 Sormaa. er AZ otrte meo
CUPS On Ill @uo9 Rlles llO6reoeIie
on Seiriielie I OF ior oeu Iut5erite Air
e veo SiOtu AZ Del oiieuiIlge &rrolits
embeoe nj oels 1tstte.
Ie. ION iiu!oc sni,e AZ lutte liz til
on itette S0reuIugeu. MI lenoe iiHe
Raune III lluoerteBneoe.
Fam @ortoeeI. Setr..
&oHoera. Rout.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

~ Yinteren or Den rctte Sib II
tine 6armmaifiner o. Ager.
briaSreoifaber iitano. Ebelaste ell
Ter borttomne Gele Dor orore@ lnu.
relt milie, iaa man fan bape Elo|
I'll at iao Dem paa lin Vlaos o. haze
alt / Sroeu, inoen ser bIiuer @rul
Tor Waitinerne iglcn.
SGlenlafcrcn har lom Helel
be6re Sio Ill at rcporcrc % lnlsrc
SuIeioi M, enb naar Barren nUr.
nter iie, % man iubcr Inlet q At
Iahe Smeocn M ltrar 'an u0'erc
Get grbeioe. lom man o1ilepeI maa
bare uoiert. inocu man fan bc9uu0c
&aarorbclNct.
- &or fife Nencicnc uoact at ba
Sc iig /. tor mo- / oct minoitc Qtpc
Dem Ell aa3ic mco gtitc / Sigtct
auIaitc cr lite iIoc. Spriufler mdn
liot acroicne cllcr WlIucriicrct SpouI
oper Ben. piloc oct prre ct Noot Ntio
Del Ill at iri NGnic1c for %ll& o.
"Mite5".
Rc1ierin0cn& @rano Cannon
Same Heiltge. 4rijono, cr blcuet et
S~iIfligtaitco ior miuoit 10000 Seer
bcrettcS Ser.
Gucr 9 MiIioucr lungc Grrr
"a 10000 Nun0 6ro bIcp plnntct
/ pore N|ationol'io0c / 1914. 81
raa &cbraita9 "Souohiua" plontc
De H%cQicrlu9tua 6orlmUnO Tor 10
9lor iiocu imnu "&ocf Zines. iom
mi er ouer f. 500 hoic % 1 Com.
mcr / Gucrmdol.
- On Mauo i California itial Ell
Slgar Sine, ct SloQ1 Guul, ira
Nc1ierlulcu9 Stunt>Ial4 Natlonal
6orrclt / nTunte Stot, % maattc be
tale S99,l0 Tor oct (rT. gtcn lua
par oct itort oAiuu. NAN bcre9ncoc,
al man flm0c bare iooct 1888 500
NorO uoai 0et. ol man iulote ol@le
Nor0 uUro 500 Or. 1000 500.
Gnbucr Stolion itllloe BRIGGS
iii Nrbeloe, ltripcr ct 6Grmcrbloo.
Nrbeloe er ueopcuoiQt, ou sc ltal
funne boIoc4 oco bcOit mlli0 Nil'c
oN / 900 &rccoiul AouOitiou &c
hIiper iiuere at buanotcre olioo,
mar DC inor pUmnc Jig til onore Nc-
tic % life ioar ioa nlcGen Slo I'll at
iG0ge liz llpaner til eacr bIIpe oran'
&c % leic.
@eienc tripe9 ulorig bcorc,
mo noar sc arbciber 'or Se0cn. ~
&irr bar DC goot Oeroi MI / %inter-
tulocn. &c ifuIoe berior lou lin
tprrc Scoc blonoet iunlmcu meo rem
Strpclle, Stroa ellcr so, ioa DC ntoa
iparfc flittig Tor at fin0e Den. Set
cr onltrent oen enelte Woaoe, bpor-
poa Sc fon ioa iorneoen SegemSepeI-
ic mi / Tinterti0en.
- Winne'otos &uer bringcr 9nr
ON orloct line Gicrc Ntclf % aolpe
Tor poo Ell Slunlp 90 Wiuioner Col.
inr9. Ter tilpirfeS Smer ior ont.
rent 80 Wtiaioner Collars hucrt
Mar / Qiinnclotn.
- AnIpenc iful0e a'borneS, naor
Sc er 10 cler ire Sage gomIe. Get
tier peb @iplp al II Stong "2uunr
couitic", iom cr at ioo fisbt paa
Npotefct, bpor man mc0 oct Ionme
fou iao gratis lln0%crui9uing ont
buoroon man fol giere set.
- Mbitc elcr @oIben @iQom er
life oaorli0c Srpr Tor Ninobruf. ~
Wton ian plontc SnitIinGer ellcr
Binder 9 a 10 Sommer LANCE.
Noor mon utl plante Sfog
rlulot 6rieue, ifuloe mar BELT pGl.
&c oct SIog5 GrUr. Ion tribes goOt
/ 0en Graft, bpor man Dor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
8eoie.ret Of en- praftiR farmer.

metmelf, Iom Sanfoge bite Jig at
bore.
Mid)igan Experiment Statlon bar
ogiaa peo foretagne grperimenter
prepet of foa reoe paa, bpao Sor'
lfiel Der er pan Sflnnletnlelf %
Sanfage iom Seoe ior unge 8rtIe.
SiGr logocs Der @ino paa at finoc
no, bpilfen al De TO Slags @riIefe.
&c lsnnebe fig bebit for 8riicncS
Gier. 8riiene, ionl iii Sflmmet-
MELT, lagoe paa fig Iiot mere / @egt
emo Sc, iom tit Sunfugc / Steoet Tor
S~fummetmelf; men ga Sfltmnlets
melfen blep falbt pGrb 90 Gents pr.
100 Ylno og Sanfage $685. pr.
100 Tuno, foml man til Den Slut
ming, at Sanfage-@ riiene bapOe sset
/ @est binigere ero Sfllmmetmelf-
@riiene.
"Gottunicco Weal".
Opimoo Semteoelen al oct Der i
Sanbet prooucereoe "Gottonieeo
Meal", blep bpert Iar ienot til Spif-
lon0, 9anmarf, Sd)ipeits o. andre
cllropniife Sanbe, inoen oen MT poa.
gooenbe arig ubbrob. gu unber
&rigen bar man / Spiflano maottet
unoppre bette Nrobllft. Gette / 5or-
binoeIie meo en- rig 9omulo5apling
oct iiOite Iar bar ioraarIoget, at
Eriicn Der / 2anoet IN err falOt 20
a % Nrocent baaOe paa GottonIeeo
Weal og "Suas". Meo oct "MeaI",
iom ienotes til europa Oct iioite Iar,
fllloe hi bapt nof for 100000 arco-
tllrer / II Waaneoer.
gnoog UNDER normale Sorboloe,
ntebens Erilen paa Gottonieeo Wteal
CT paa BET bpielte, fan man iIelge
Observation-Disclosures Speciali-
tier / "animol Seeding" life iinbe ct
iaa billiet oe paa Eroteln rigt Strait
iooer ioln bette Commissioned. -
Nltno for Hllno inoebuloer oct ire
@on9e iao mango Erocent Trotein
iom Spebe, Speoe-"Srnn", Speoe.
"MiDoIings", "@ctb", SO, aIialfa-
So, Sojc @eon $50 eaer Grimion
aIeper og fire @ange Iua meget
"0eot" iom nogen al bisie 5ooeritoi.
fc. Smtrent IS Erocent al Den