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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21

kakor tudno Sc SliSi. vendar je res
nica. da povzrota morska bolezen
trasnc holetinc ribam, ako Jill pre-
vazaS zive nj ladji. Bias to je glavni
vzrok. da vidimo Y nash velikomest-
nth akvarjih tako r~edkokdaj ribe IL
vrotih tropiCnih Zaman Jill
obdajajO ma prekomorski voznji = vSe-
nj previdnoStmi. zaman jih imajo y
vclikih. p%rostornih ~rezervarjih. kjer Sc
vzdr@uje voda Z ncsEoncno panic
vedno ma iSti Stoplnji gorkote: ME ne
pomaga. ko jc nckoc p~oizkusil neki
"meriSkI parnik : 400 zivimi ribami
voznj" IN key-WeSta CFloridaJ y New
York. nh jc mad 100 poginilo med
po,jo. estate pa kmalu po prihodu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21
TAJNO C~ASOPISJE.

NcaSI je bIiU tajno casoplsjc ru.k;
specialized. Citatelji Gorkijevc Ma
tere' - "a tenn citali lepe opi,e. Tud
sIcer Je y modern ruski l%itcratur
precej takega matcrijala. Y scdani
v"jni je pa Belgija zaslove'a ) taEin
tasopiSjem. Take izhaja tam Il;
Libre i;clgiquc". Ia ina ,icdcce 2ani
mivc opombe ma ~za"lavju:
Bulletin patriotizma. III nj podyr.
zen nobcni ccuzuri.
Trad Nimamo take udobuosti. ia
bi incl stalen U%aslov. otauuiemo ,
premakljivi kleti.
Oglasi; Trgovina jc slaha pod mem.
ako oblastjo, y>lcd cesar -mo udpra.
viii svojo oglascyalno ~'ran in svetu.
jcmo raAim titateljcm. MAJ 81 prihra.
nijo ienar "a Boise case.
Te.cgraiiccn naslov: Phi ucmskcm
yisiem povelis,vu = Bru-lju."
Y en- zadniih s,eviik ic la lis; oh.
javil zanimivo karlka,uro. prcdstay-
IjaJoco ncmskepa vojaka y pikelhavbi.
Ii tolcc otrokc m tlaci oa tia bclgii-
Skc zcnc
Drura slika v isti stcyilki prcds,ay-
liza nemSkega pcneralrega goycrnerja
Belgijc von ~Bissingena. III iSte po klc
ten tlskarno IN urednistvo llsta. polcp
IA pa raslikan yoz. = katercm So uaha.
ia u%rednistvo in uskarua; mad -liko ie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21
RUMUNI.

i,rmuri y EuAoyiri ~ ma Scdmo-
"raSkcm ali Erdclj- kerr -paG4io X
muogo-tcyilnomu u..oGu Iumun.Ac-
mu. Ii "a ie vscoa kuD. n,'o,, do
devct miljorov. Ia ua~od l.,j ob ia
g|ovzhodnih karpatih 'ja Go Dpnuyc
in Pruta ob Crncm morJu n tor" do
rekc T!s7c n" Ogrskcm. lfo poai,iaS
"a zemli,vid. hos yidcj. ua tyor. ZEN
lJa rumunska. rckcl HI. klur Srcdi Sc
tcga kroga je Scdmogr" ka icl,la ma
Ogrskcm. Ma Ocrskcm ie Rumuru,
nckaj mani kot mi m.iJoue. Z .y,uii-
skimi Rumuni ic mprrthiii d"hrc
tn miijone Judi tepa naroda.
starem veku 81 >,aroyaii "a ,c,..-
MEM ErdclJskcm Dafi, jcrv 50 81 pa
Rimljan; podvrgli IN po-!ali med uic
veli;o rimSkih uascijeuccv. Isl 50 y &c
hu casa "a narod naEov Yola,'"ili. ko
% e roZneic moral Rimii"ui umai-
niti Z Erdcij,kega. so III mimi ;udi
Il porimljanirni paSi. ali y -. y,ku
50 Sc Zopct vrnih Y svoic zapuSccuc
kraJc. kjer 80 - u~tauo.Il! Svuio Gr;a-
20. HI pa jc Mia odvi,nn cd 1uiiSi.ega
kraUcStya. 10 50 TURK poljaNom We
Ii Vlasko in NoldavsEo ,dcze.o :ch
polatirierih Dahovl. 50 moraii pichitl
ii Nlah! ali Rumuni -iloy.lo turskc
robstvo, doklcr 81 MISC LEA ISIS o.,u-
hodili q rusko pomotio in dcse".i dr.
zavno ncodvisnost. Euhoyiu~ki Rumu-
nj 50 pr'sli pod Avstriio lcta l-75.
ogrski so bill pa ze od prNih zacr,kov
podvrzeni Madjarom. Isl SO %go~podo-
vail ma Oprskcm IN Erdcliskcm.
Rumum SO grSko z;otre we're ,ka-
kor Srbi ali RuSi in Eo.sari,. Med
mimi jc nascljcrih yolho I.dov. hi
imaio skoro yso trgovino s. rotah.
I.juds,vo Sc peca q zlvinorcjo in pole
del>tvom Iemijo imajo pa lie : ma
jcmu in moraio odplaccva,i hnjarom
,plcmenitaScmJ vcliko davkov.
Glavna mesta Rumunoy ma Orr-
skem So vecinoma VISA y madiar-ki
ohlasti. kljub tcmu 20 n"rod zclo "a
veden IN v~ztraja y narodn' hothi q
Madjari. ter cello - ~naprcdujc.
Giavno meSto Rumunijc je HuAa-
rest, : 200 tiSoc ljudmi IN rumunskim
vscucili:Gem. Bukovinski Rumuui 80
pc izobrazhi gotovo pred ogr,kimi.
dctim oni y Rumuniii ne n~aprrduicio
tako. kakor hi tilo upati
Y. 4N.. -. ,1p 81. d. ,.|.. 40 ,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21

z%dravnika. >. Kadar bOlnik kliee
zdravnika. a Ia ne pride. 3. Kadar
bolnik klice z~dravnika. tn pride, a nie
ne zapiSe. 4. Kadar bolnik kliGe zdrav-
nika. HI pride in predpise zdravila. "a
Jill bolnik ne kupi. 3. Kadar bolnik
klite zdravnika, XII pride. predpise
zdravila in Jill bolnik kupi. toda ne
rabi. 6. Kadar bolnik klice zdravnika.
ki pride IN %predpise zdravila in Jill bol.
mix kupi ter zau2ije. 4 kljub temu
ozdravi Ia zdravnik je menda sebe
in svojo prakso res dobro %poznal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21

' POSTUM uradih Zcdinjenih drzav
je "usluzhenih" mad 1000 mack, ka-
terih Sluzbena naloga je, braniti post
ne zavoje pred podganami in mismi.
Use te macke so to6no vpisane v listi
~"drzavnih u~Sluzbenccv" in V knjigah
50 vpiSani StroSki "a njihovo prehrano.
Tudi na FrancoSkem so ma6ke V dr.
za"ni SIuzbI. IN Steer y velikih prista-
niSkih skladiStih. V experimentation
%proracuna je dolocenih IN vsako iz-
med Min pc > centimov ma dan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21

lhro HusIc y Kalasiji. okraj Zvor-
mix, je polrl pred - leti. ko je jedel
kokoSJe mcso, koScico, ki Sc mu je
zabodla nekjc hlizu zclodca in tam on
ticala. To sc je zgodilo y prvem letu
lhrovega zakonskega zivljenja. Cd
takrat dale nj pokuSil lbro nikake
hrane IN cuti. da hi jc ne mogcl. spra-
VIII = lelodcc; pije Samo mleko. Vo-
de Sc maple morda y treh letih enkrat.
kmc, %opravlja VISA navadna kmeGka
della. Res ie sub, ali zdrav in vessel.
Otro" ma 10 Navadno popije ma dan
" htrc mi"ka. vtasih pa pc celc dnevc
NpiJc Sam" pol Ultra mlcka. Star ie
40 let.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21
Observation-Disclosures VOJNA.

kakor ia M ma nebu S%olnca. Xxi
omogota ocem. ia vidijo Stvari IN
iz%pTVmrnhc. NV nckateri Jude =
vccnem mraku IN verjamejo Svoji ju-
semi lenobi. Ia jim pravi, da jc dan
cnaE ducyu IN d" ic bilo prvi dan. ko
jc angel Spodi! Adlma in Evo IL pa
rai,Za''. y" vSe ;ako ma ,vctu. kakor
jc danes. Ia take Judd jc zaman. da
- ~ncpreuehoma yrSc i2premembe. HI
vcasi pomalcm glodajo kakor vodcne
kapljc. pa ,ca>oma vendar popolnoma
prcdrugaCijo razmcre. vcaSi pa tudi
kar nitro p0sclcjo do temelja in po-
v1rocc popolno prckucijo.
Ia rnZvoj cloycikeSa i~ndividualne-
"a IN druzabnega zivljcnja je bilo po-
s.bno mcrodaino dclovno ,redstvo.
Oh razvoju dclovnih ,redstev lahko
2aSlcdujcmo raZyoj vse drulbe. Po-
glavituo dclovno SrcdStVo nase dobc je
pa >troj. NJcgov slim vpliv IN pomen
S." lahkn OPAQUE tudi y Sedanji vojni.
Stroj jc provzroGil yclikanski pre-
ohrat ma goSpodarskcm polju. Da DO
, ,voio cigaut,ko mocjo in $ Svoio
Silno hitro>tio ustvarjal cuda tudi ma
hojiaclh. jc bio siccr pricakovatI. Il ne
y ,oiiki meri. kakor 50 codi Y sedan
vclikanSki horhi
Sllovitc armadc ii stole nasproti.
Eojna crta. III presega 300 KIN. Sc nam
zdi 2c nekaj n%avadnega; brodovja po-
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nitar. ki nj takoj verjel agentu. GeS
da Je V gozdu sicer mnogo gadov. ki
Sc pa V hiSo in cello Y posleljo pac ne
upajo. Ma odlocno agentovo zahtevo
sta kljub temu preiskala soho. 10 sta
odmaknila posteljo. sta dobila pod MO
stiri mlade gade. ki sta Jill ubila 2 We
hk" tezavo. Stara gada sta priSla V
hiso pod preperelim pragom in sta Sc
= p]ostclji n~astanila. y kateri re wee
rescce" nj mice spal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21

s~ovraznega Ognja ter doloci raZdaljo
in smer in druge neobhodno potrebne
podatke "a skrIte S~trelce.
T. raZnlmi pripravami IA svetlobnu
%znamenja dobivajo vojaki ~zanesljiva
poroC'la sto in Sc wee kilometrov da.
tee. Ako 81 pa hocs Sovraznik pripla-
ziti M prIpraviU ma notni napad y
varstvu trnc noel. zaGne zaromet :
svuJim hvalcznim delom ter izpremcni
n"rno truino = blesteto dnevno svc,-
'ouo
Sc boil rego oko sc posluzuie v
N"Jncm cas- %Strojev m aparatoy vo
jaNovo Iho. Povsod. kjer Sc pricne
v"J.o ~ylroujc. &c takoi nastani tudi
%hraoia.r, in telefonshi oddelek. Hi
rn2penj1 me- meme Sc ~ OBJ
~s'r"jcvanlc. pp vsem o@groZenem o.
tro1iu ~,clcfouskc lice ter postavlia
apara,e. &c ie bojna crta Sc tako oh.
ecaHI. -ln>nl voJskovodja je ,akoj y
lNclI lien" prinravo T. vsemi %vaznei-
mi uddclkl S-"jih Get, da i've wanna
p"r"cila ter daIc potrebna povelia.
\HrrlJavu poJ~kcga tclcfona jc neob-
h"d"o p%otrchna naprava y sedanjih ia
IS" ph,clnIn boIh, jc prcdpogoj "a
d-rcsn mo voj koranJc. Syojcas jc mo
tal V@ojskoyodja ~opuzovati potpk loo.
Ic' S. Eakcga v-zviScne"a p~rostora ter
tc -prri cm.l puroclla pc brzoiczde-
clh. ldH' pa ,edi polcg zemljeyidov OH
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21
UNETNl OBRA/I.

Soprora amerl-kera po~lanika v Pa
rizu Nj. Sharp pripovcdujc o opera
elijah omeriskih ldraynikoy IA Fran
co,.em:
"Kot prcd. cau.ca zrn>kcea della pri
amcri-Ncm am|hu'antncm odGcllu y
parlzu ,em moIa obi~koya,i pariskc
sol" tc toiuic". kjer so lc,ali IA bo-
ilstu raujcni ali oboleli vojaki
"Niacla -on y~oiatc. Ii So jih pri-
pcijalc ameriskc ambulance. katcrih
ohrazi So bib ,ako razmcsarjeni. da hi
mn Pee hlio mogocc .poznati. ako tn
jh hil clovch pray pref vidcl. 10 so
incl SO cc.c onr"zc. Eden izmcd teh
jc ImeI oG:,rano >podEjo ccljuS,. Me
gov pblaa M Incl u-tnic. nlti zub ~
,eycda ;ual brad" nc. Siiri mc~cce
pozncJc % M pokazah ,isteea mo5a
ho,rt. okoiI pc vrtu. IN -icer u novo
,cIjU-tJo nov'mi zobmi. uovlm rosom.
pr.>laprav -t"ro popplnoma ncvim
chia2om.
To -e ic .g"dilo 2 neuavadno ope-
rnciio. Nmcrfsa 2lravnIk. ki O., in
incl y o>krbi. mu jc wei del ko,,i L.
njcgovr norc mad S,opalom IN kole-
nom. ia 10 potcm takn obr.zaI. da 10
jc mo@ci norabiri "a c%clju,t. Iobe mu
ic narcdil pa zobozdravnik.
'Potcm au c vel kos zebra. XII 10
bal polsrit e tcnko kozico. ter ga
;ahu oblikal. da jc mogcl prcdstaylia,i
nos ter mu "a je vstavil y ohra2. Ko-
20. Natero inu jc rrcdstavliala nos.
O." a'h'! pa %" cciu.
no e. jr pacicnt dobro p%ocutil. ic
SCI lahko ma writ in Sc mu ic novedalo.
da So mu ho Seasonal Sc lahko obraz
.zbolisal. todu yoiak ic bill ,ako "a
dovol'cu q n"vim obraaom. da jc re-
keel. da uI trchn mo ilholiScyati. da
jc dohro.
"Drur ldroyYisLi 5ud.z go 10 do.
godiI ? rckim rcmsLin vi~e,nilom la.
teremu jc rorcta ,ekofina sc5gola vsc
dcsno lice. ,ako. a., nj incl poberc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21

Edwin +. Edcnhorn. ;rgovec 2 1itom
in clan Commercial Exchanged. je &c
dai prcjcl piSmo. Ia jc bilo pred ~
lett pos!ano |nieeovcmu otctu y Wi
low Grove.
Nh. Edenborn je izrocil pismo po-
starju. da prcisGe. kaj ic bill v2rok. da
ic bio pismo sole zdaj dostavljeno.
Pisano je bilo tri leta, preden jc bill
rojcn trgovcc zita. sin tiStcga. ma ko-
gar jc hilo pismo naslovlieno.
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"Streli il puSke MISC wee smrtni.
kakor so bill pred vojno. Zdaj Sc rana
takega s,rela zelo nitro pozdravi. zee
kakor devetdesct odstotkov takih vo-
jakov ozdravi popolnoma."
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ADVERTISEMENT
AvstT. SIOVensko
Boil. Pod. DruStvo
lnkorpoftrano a f.Lru.h
lSvS . arisst kshsA.
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
uselS-h-ao Ie. i.su,arj.
lsst
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NADZORNIKI:
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narnc poSiliatvc pa Il. blagaimiku.
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neal general; Danes v v"Jni ni "d
'"'l'h" h'H"' ampak 'ok"mouva
IN at Je' IA danes "NkrhuJe neStcte
mh""''e IN !h znIara zivezem. 2
hlHh'ciJ" an 2 'Sem' p"trchScinaml?
H''"j Won SopihaJoc n-epreglcdne Wa
Ne' ohI'@ene 2 vNem potrehnIm bla
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PoS'"' NJ Je mana poo m"h"m reid
posi- MAJ NSe |m"r' I" urad' hoI'k"
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Svef: motornc baterlJe IN uhSc.nc
oznarsk baterJe. 80 a * vel'kan-
XXI StrahovI. da Je zanle treba poSch-
mn str"Jev' drugace hi Jh ne m"gh
$ kraJa premaknIti. 'i"NeSka moe IN
Nprega konj ~ me ne 'zda!a. f"S1-
meme napoJc ten VeIlNanoN coNazaJ"
ma na'aSc "a TO |giaJenlh N"Ii'kih.
N"jakl artlJerisu ms" v>eie] zad'-
roIJnI. ia p~oSlIJaJ' ZeIezn" tue" IRE
IN ure daiec = S"vrazne role. maryec
~IasedeJ" "kIoJnI wax. pa 80 zapod"
4 mr|Iich" hagi"StJ" IN - p'iI"hN"
o~pre|noN'J" ma ogf"%ene hiAje' scr
'otVorlo pcklenSki e hcp"srcdnl
hiiZinI S~ovraZnik".
HeieAnI m"iSkl NeIiNanI s." "h"foN'
nj : topoNi raEne NeIiNoNtI an kaIlbrA.
l~orpedoNNe IN p"dm"isNe ladJc pa mo-
siJ" SNoJcin okrliJu S'reIh" PfipiaN"'
hi Je tako uihh" S~tS'aNl'hH' ga 81 MI
walden cIovek 4 nitl p~redo'tvat ne
more Hato lahk" en- sam Podm"rskI
streI u take iadJ''e p"GreIhc III ug"-
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ZdraNniski hnmnr

lzkuScn ldravnik je objavil Scst slu-
caiev. y katerih more boinik ozdra-
yet. II So: !. Kadar bolnik ne klitc
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~ Sredi novembra izide -
DruzinSki
Koledar
"a LETO 1917
"a LETO 1917

k"l,dar. III Sc lc zadnJi dive lett >plolno prilinh Sloven-
>Ecnu rItatcljstvu y Amcriki, bo tudi lctoS Nkrbno urcicn. da
rnnh"ll u>trrie naIemu dclav>tvu in ohcin>tvu Sploh.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-10-26
BACTERIA CAUSE OF
SLIMINESS IN MILK
Preventive Measures Consist in
Thorough Steaming or Boil
ing Of Utensils.

Sliminess or ropiness which devel-
ops after the milk has been standing
for some time, is due to the develop
ment Of bacteria. Although number
Of kinds Of bacteria sometimes cause
ropiness In milk. 1t Is considered prob
able that the type known as Bacterium
Lactis Viscisum Is most often respon-
sible for that condition.
1t Is frequently found in water. AMI
mails wading through surface water in
fected with this organism may con-
taminate the udder and flanks which
In turn contaminate the milk at milk
ing time. 1t is possible water used In
cooling the milk, or even that used in
rinsing utensils. may be responsible.
Preventive measures consist of thor
ough steaming or boiling of all uten-
sils, as they may be harboring the or
ganism; the protection of milk and
utensils from dust; and the cleaning
up and possibly disinfection of the
stables. The COW should be kept frcm
wading in pools of water. Sometimes
the source of trouble can be discov-
cred by placing samples of the milk,
at different stages Of its production,
In bottles that have been Boiled or
sterilized In some manner. For in
stance, one sample should be taken by
milking directly into the bottle, an
other from the milk pail, another after
straining and so on. The samples
should be allowed to stand at usual
temperature, and II some show the
ropiness and others do not, the source
OF contamination may be located. OF
course, air contamination is always
possible and must be guarded against.
This trouble is often difficult to locate
and get rid Of.
Organisms, other than the one men,
toned, which ordinarily do not cause
ropy milk. are sometimes responsible
for this trouble. The ordinary milk
souring bacteria seem to produce a
ropy condition In exceptional cases.
Ropy milk is not harmful. OF
course, this statement does not apply
to milk which is stringy when 1t comes
from the udder. Its condition, in this
case, is due to an inflamed condition
Of the udder and 1t is dangerous. A
ropy fermentation is purposely devel-
oped In much Of the milk used in maxi
Ing Edam cheese. in Holland. The
people Of Norway drink large guam
titles Of sour ropy milk. Bacteria
which cause a ropiness In milk, are
used In much Of the fermented milk
sold III the cities Of this country.
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hlcle Is used and the garage contains
battery recharging equipment, ii Is
much easier to keep the batteries in
good condition at all times, IL 1t is
not necessary to 70 out of the house
TO attend to 1t. The added equipment
is also property which should be given
protection from theft. 1t might be i'm
agined thut garage built as a part of
the house would greatly increase the
fire risk. There Is undoubtedly a pos
sibillty of fire around highly eomhus-
tible material such as Is used as fuel
for the gasoline or steam car and the
electric wiring required for the cleo
trio vehicle sometimes Is responsible
for fires. Most fires caused from these
sources may be traced directly to
carelcssness and there are numerous
ways of safeguarding the building.
Gasoline stored Ia an underground
tank cannot cause fire. and this
method OF storing the fuel Is the most
sensible from every viewpoint. Care
fully Installed electric wiring. safe
guarded by fuses against excess cur
rent and insulated physically and cleo
trically from the building cannot cause
fire. The garage may, In addition. be
made fire-reslstlng by carrying up the
walls In concrete and covering all
woodwork with cement plaster. The
garage. properly built, Is really no
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more to be dreaded than the kitchen.
1t is usually rather difficult prob
lem to design house with garage
attached which will have a satisfac-
tory appearance. Since the garage
does not require great deal of head
room and yet 1t must be placed at least
down to the grade line. 1t Is necessary
to build some part Of the house above
1t. The question becomes centered In
what part of the house may be built
above the garage without causing a
disturbance In the room arrangement
A separate room is usually the best
solution since the floor level does not
coincide with either the first or sec
ond floor of the main structure, as a
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the house and utilizes the space above
the garage for sun parlor. The
mouse Is built upon terrace and the
driveway, leading TO the garage, is
brought straight In at the sidewalk
level, allowing only enough slope to
provide good drainage.
| lhe entire house and garage are fin.
ished in stucco with dark wood trim.
Low arch type construction is used in
the porch and all roofs are built as
nat as Is consistent with good con-
| struction. A pergola roof above the
sun parlor adds note Of distinction.
The entire exterior is impressive and
elegant.
The details of interior finish are
fully In keeping with the general ex-
cellence of the design, and the room ar
rangement Is all that the particular
home-bullder could ask for In conve-
mence and elegance. The reception hall
Is fitted with seat and has wide
closet handily located. The opening be-
tween this hall and the living room is
cased. The entire side wall of the
house In the living room is occupied
by the fireplace and two bookcases.
A wide cased opening at the rear of
the living room leads to the dining
room. The Buffet in the latter room
Is built below four windows, In a
square bay. There are five other win
dows in the room.
The sun parlor Is five steps above
the living room and the seat built into
the nook just Inside the cased opening
from the living room is a very pleas
ant detail. The garage is entered from
a passage between the living room and
the kitchen. Between the kitchen and
the dining room is the buffers pantry.
The opening on the kitchen side Is
cased and on the dining room side
there Is double-acting door.
The stair from the sun parlor leads
to stair nall on the second floor. All
rooms on this floor open from the hall.
There are four bedrooms. all provided
with generous closet space, and bath.
All rooms on this floor are well lighted
and full height. The house Is intended
for rather large family or II may be
used to very good advantage by peo-
pie who are In the habit of inviting
guests for extended visits. There is an
abundance of room on each floor and
the many special features which have
been Incorporated into the design are
sure to leave good impression with
anyone who might have the opportu-
nifty to examine the house carefully.
The design Is an excellent exh,aple of
one method by which the garage may
be made part Of an attractive house
without taking anything from its at
tractiveness.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-10-26
BINDERS LESSEN WORK OF FARMERS.

year that can be added to the life rep.
resents profit. This is the age Of the
iron horse" and unless We take care
of our machinery the annual loss Is
going to increase enormously.
Every farmer should study his ma.
chine and see where he can increase Its
efficiency. Oil is cheaper than repairs
and new tools. and when properly used
will reduce the friction and increase
the life Of the machine.
If the binder has not already been
housed. 1t should be done as soon as
possible. During a trip across the
state last winter, the writer counted
seven binders out In the field within
radius of so miles, and some of them
were new machines. Under such
treatment binder will not last more
than three years. Then the total year
ly loss on these machines, whose cost
was about $500, would amount to $500.
This is more than the yearly profit on
some farms. With proper care the
same machines could have been made
to last ten or fifteen years.
"A high polish on the modboard is
of far more value than that acquired in
high society,"" When you are through
with your plow this fall cover the
moldboard with any heavy grease that
will keep the air away from 1t and put
1t away. This will keep the plow
from rusting and can be easily re-
moved. The same treatment to the
disk harrow and cultiyat6r shovels will
protect them.
The farm machinery is only used for
short period. but must work continu-
ously when being used. Hence it must
be in good running order and properly
adjusted.
When buying new machine keep In
mind these four words: Simplicity, re.
liability, durability and accessibility.
Then If the machine Is given proper
care. long life and greater profits are
insured. Use plenty of oil and grease.