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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

It's pretty nearly time for the party to stop referfering to James R. Mann of Illinois as the Re nnhlIcan leader"-lBoston Transeriptl
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

The Cincinnati Enquirer refers to the sage of Oyster Bay" That won't do There are plants that we might stand for. but not sage. For Instance, there's cactus prickiy pear netle snapdragon and even catnip but never sage; never, never!
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

f you arc Democrat and haven't voted yet, go to the City Hall and indicate your choice for dele. gates to the Territorial convention.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10
t stIrred HIe eIIe, Thouah

" oTTTgU TII7 ITTVI TTV0NT i've just left Walker; he's laid up in bed"
 Bilious attack"
 "Automobilious He was knocked down and very badly bruised. -(Bos- ton Transcript
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

Trouble with The Colonel Is he not only wants o take his own part but eveydoy esea too
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

Henry Ford solemnly asserts that he is running , long way ahead of his ambition CNew York sun.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10
His Idea of It
The snat of pineaae

Paw. which side is the heart on2" Every heart should be on the right side"
 "Then where's the liyer?'
 "On the doctors side" (Rich- mond Times-Dispatch)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

Solitude is better than company when the company is not congenial
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

A woman never idolizes a man un- less she is selfdeceived into thinking him much better than he really is.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

Occasionally married man goes home early because he knows his wife Is away.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

Justice Hughes can still confidently count on The Coonels useIng every expedienl to help him escape the nomination. (Anaconda Standard)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

Ceremony was invented by a wis man to keep fools at a distance
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10
roR sALE

One hundred and sixty acres of wheat land in Alberta, Canada, and three hundred and twenty acres near Brain. ard, Minn. Both properties within two miles of town. Good terms. For further h. formation, see c. SANDS, at Che Eureka Bakery. Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10
oYslNe AND CLEANING
ruRKlsH sATHs
sEcoNo HAND FURNITURE

We pay the highest cash prices for second hand furniture carpets, rugs stoves and linoleums Phone i52. AL SO exchange new goods for second hand Alaska Furniture Co.,. 2ll se- ward street 4-l4-u
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

It's difficult to keep your circle of acquaintances squared
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10
JUNK DEALER
EAsHIoNAeLE oREssMAKlNe
BOARD AND LODGING

Good board and room, by day week or month; rates reasonable. Mrs Hughes Boarding House, 32s Rawn way. s-11-tt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10
Classified Advertisements
MnNEY LOANED

on personal property, diamonds, jew. elry, notes and bonds. All business strictly confidential. l. Plant, broker and ieweir. Front st. S-1-ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10
LoeT ANp FoUNp
New York clty May 1. Both nOmin'

New York City May l. Both nomina- tions were unanimous.
 A resolution was adopted urging employees to organize Industrially on the principles of the Industrial Workers Union. and to do all in their power to show the iallacy of craft unionism as exemplified by the American Federation of Labor which was characterized as a mere watch your job and boost your pay nrranlzatlon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10

MecAUl'9 Safety First
 AUTOMOBILES t-17.tf Efficient eEHVlcE g
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10
nAKERlEs

lF YOU WANT to sleen in 9 clean sanitary room and eat a- fine home cooked meal call at Bay View Hotel. formerly st. George Hotel. i,17-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10
POINTED pARAoRApAs
fchicago News)

Chicago News Fools often find opportunities, but wise men make them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-10
nousEs AND FLArs FOR RENT
WANTED-MlUcollanoous

WANTED-Partner in secondhand furniture store. doing good business Call at Exchange. opposite Circle City Hotel, or write P O. Box 257. -(5-6-1m.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-24

Ingram, John j. Attorney .....................2I
kove A. NJ, Real Estate ......................4I Az
Kove Howard A., Real Estate ...............412
Lachner DR.. B. J., Physician & Surgeon ........2oo
Lamphere, Lloyd c., Abstractor ............3o6
Long Dr. G. J., Dentlst = ;,.;..
Mueller DR.. Albert n, Physician & Surgeon. 400
Ouackenbush, c. w, Gen' Mgr
Rock Island Southern Ry. System .......... 5o4- s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-24

Confidential discussion of anv of these
matters is invited without obligation
or charge.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

Vojna .je bila konGana in ysal
dan smo priGakovali. ia Sc vrnejc
vojaki. In priSli so. Ccnctova
matt je objcla svojcga moza in 5,
raz.iokala ma njegovih prsih, Cen,
sc jc pa oklenil njegove lcsenc no
ge...
Da smo lc zopct skupaj. nekak,
bono &c ziveli," je tolazil Gee il
bridka skrb mu JIG odscvala IL oGi
PriSli so drugi. Godba ic iera
la patriotiCnc himne. hiSe so bill,
V zastavah in zivioklici so odmeva
Ii pc vscm mestu. V par dneh ie hi
la zopet ustanovljena discipline il
garnizija naSega mesta je bila g,
paradi. Ma vczbaliscu Sc ie incl;
vrSiti maSa zaduSnica.
Visoko ma konju pred svoiin
polkom jc jezdil RihardOv occ
rcdobvi ma prsih, Xxi so Sc blestcl
ma solncu. Nedalec cd MEGA ie ri
stala med gledalci njcgova sopro
ca V spremstvu barona Farona il
Riharda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

lavnice. da izdelujcjo municijo in
drugi vojni material. Skoro vse
zeleznicc so podrejene vojaSkim
oblaStim, tudi zelezniSki usluzben.
ci Stoje pod vojaSkim zakonom.
Use mehanike so poklicali 5 from.
tc, da i%zdelujejo municijo.
IL Obese porotajo o velikih dra-
glnJskih izgredih Y zadnjih dnch
PriSlo jc do spopadov 5 policiio
lzgredov So Sc udelezili tudi vo.
jaki. XII SO Sc vrnili 4 vojnc.
kavkaSki podkralj. veliki knee
Nikolaj Nikolajevic je odredil ma
SLIM izgon vsch Iidov IL Kavka.
ziJc. kcr hi mogcl doscci image
ma bojiStih. hocc Scda.i prcmagati
Eide. Moz ic bill vedno Grn reakcia-
Marco, IN ce DO nckaj casa gospo-
daril y kavkaziji. morda Sc dose.
zc : Svojimi nasilStvi rcvoluciio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

Drugi dan je razkladal Rihard V
soil. kaksen junak da je njegov o.
te in koliko sovraznikov da je po-
Sekal. IA kar .jc dobil tri mcdalje.
cele tri medalje. Ucitclj .je pa $
pridigarSkim glaSom opcval slave
armada in domovinc in ~ceSarja.
Use IN vcro, dom in cesaria !
To 81 zapomnite vSe live dni, I'm
kadar boste odrasli, pojdctc tudi
vi na bojiste IA vero. dom in ce-
sarja. kdor izmcd vas hi bill rad
y"jak, maj vstane!'
"Jaz!' zavpije Rihard in skoci
pokonci in vSi drugi 80 skocili IA
MIN. Gene jc obscdcl. in ko je vi
del, ia vSi stole, jc pocaSi ystajal.
toda uGiteljevo orlovsko oko IA ic
r. PREF opazilo.
"kaj! ii noceS biti vojak III 81
SramujeS! ri - ii mali lopov.
ii Govori,'
Me-" j. prilIo komaj sliSno IL
Crnctovih uSt.
/akaj me- .ic rohmcl utitclj in
r"ka j. >cgla Pc palici.
/ato krr Sc hojim ia hi
um"l Lessen" nogo kakor moi %.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04
Poor ROJAKI.

lNccm Svojega brata Mike Hor.
vata. doma IL Navtc va>i pri do.
lrnJ>kih Tuplicah. Iadnjikrat mi
j. pi>al IL Stor>, Utah dine Is. la
nuarja 1919 in potcm ui>cm wee
>ll>al - njcm. kcr sem srdaj = kra.
tkcm dobil nclancSljivo vest. da
jc bil od vlaka povoIcm in usmr.
cen. cato proSim ccnjcnr rojake
po Amcriki. da de- kdo kaj &c q
njcgnvi uSodi. ia mi hiagohotno
p"rota. Iakar sem p%riprarljcu vs..
NtroSkc poravnati. Ako pa Sc IL
VI. potcm VA pa proSim. mai 81 mi
jaw. ia ne bodcm y >krbch IA ME.
ga.
Frank llnryat
OK AdN.. Box "a
Ro>lyn. Wash.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

John Teran, krojaski mojster,
Ely, Mimi. tenn potion cenjenemu
obcinstvu naznanja, da Sc je pre-
SELL il farme nazaj v mesto. Odprl
sem krojasko delavnico v Louis
Grzetovi Hist. ~Citateljem Probe
tarca in drugim Sc priporocam v
izdelavanje novih oblek, kakor tu-
di krpanja, popravljanja in lika-
MIA starih. Use pc zmerno nizki
ceni. Znano VAN je, ola Teran OBJ
leko vseeno okresi, akoravno 10 je
drugi ustvaril.
OK Adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04
RESI- MAS, GOSPoD .

NoJua lei ma vScm Svctu kakor
=" IA mora NcznanSko hcdo in sti-
>E". lalo~t III Skrb cuti.io ne L. IN.
N". c>"ur. neg tuli %nrvtralnc dr.
ave.
V dumaj>ki "Arbci,cr Icitung
j. uapisal q Skodah po dolgotrajmi
vnjni piSatclj F'i>tcr tlanck. Hi mu
puSucmamo:
Use nrnadom"Stljivc ilgubr ma
tlovcSkih zi~vljcnjih. ma l~.iuiSkrm
hdraVju. raldejanju laScbncga
imctja in zmaniSauju uarodncga
premozcnja Sc MISC Use in najvctjc
zlo. Nvojncm obmuGm in ctapncm
pr"Storu j. "paIal avtor vclikc
izpr"n"mbr y poprcj trdnih mo
ralnIh uaziraujlh. V lalrlm vol
Skr j" vlraNla vcdno vrjia lakom-
most pc doblcku in 81 pojaVila ne
I1,Irci.uNt >rcdN'cy y Ia namcn.
Ljujjr ilguhljaio tuiutam Gmt IA
pravlinnNt in d~o>tolun>' ter So
v%rrlajo , >cbituo>t. Ol tod ma
Nlj"uj' zen. prndaia nrrahncga
hi".a IN ram" g%oljuiiJr lifcran-
toy. N";trtr olsolhc goyorr o tenn
d"volj. NIadn IN p~ravoNodic. ter
tudi Nojna uprava prcganjajo VISA
krIno llorahljanjc in izhori>tanic
drlavlianov L nNprhom.
Tudi ra1mcrjr med spoil 81 h
radi vuluc poS'abSa. PiSatcl.j |.
fi>tcr ne Nrr.iamc ralnih i>tnrij
" maNilStvih IivrL j. >koro YES cas-
Y opcraciiskrm ohmojju in 81 pre-
prital. ia 81 TAXA poro;ila vctino-
ma ilmiIljotiuc in lali. Res pa ic.
ia j" IrnNka lvr>toba y n|cvaruoSti
zaradi pohlepa Pc drnarju. vcckrat
jc kriv prc>topkov tudi dolgtas.
lchkomiSclno>t III cello bcda. Noina
zahtcva Irtcv tudi V morali.
Nadaljma Skoda vojnr ir oSko-
dovanjc ljudSkcga ldrav.ia ne lc
da :" vrnc pc vojni domov toliko
IN toliko pohahl.icnccv in ne
ozdrayljcnih holnikov. ncgo ~ III
radl yojnr mnozc in hujSajo So raz-
n" krilnr bolrzni. Iaradi vojnc
umrr vSaj ST. cnkrat toliko ljudi.
kakor hi Jill miru. To Skodo DO
cutIl bodoci narod. RaZmcrjc med
spoil So bo Sploh prcdrugacilo tako.
da bo pc vojni ma Svctu izdatno
wee zcnSk kot moSkih. kar TO vpli-
valo ma Sklepanjc zakonov. BaS
"a Icnltcv godnl moSki so vSI ma
bojlScih. Doslcj jc vsaka staroSt
zensk naSla odgovariajoco moSko
vrsto. pc voJni pa So bodo pokaza-
lie med novimi zakonci vcckrat raz-
like V starosti. Razlikc do 20 let
ne bodo redkc. kar ne DO brcz ypli-
va ma potOmStvo.
Nojna %unicujc IN miljardc ljud-
skcga i'll drzavnega imctka. Skoda.
ki 20 trpita obrt in trgovina. .ie
ogromna i'll ncdomcStna. koliko
polla, vrtov. gozdov. vinogradov DO
unlccnih ma dolgo, Nikdar 81 ne
popravi Skoda ma arhitcktonskih.
%kiparSkih in Slikarskih umotvorih.
koliko kulturc zatarc vojna. XII pu-
sea IA Scboi lie puScavo in smrt,
\ kako DO vplivalo dolgotrajno
~voJcvanJc ma nckaterc dcjanSkc IL
dclczcncc vOine. Sc pokaze Selc pc
vojni V obliki brczbriznosti IN red
in mirno delo. Trpeli bodo cato
zlasti otroci in zenc, Z mimi obci-
ne in drzava.
Nojna .ie torei vclika ncsreGa. in
ne molimo brez vzroka "Voine.
povodnji, potrcsa, resi- mas. o Co
spod,'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04
Russia = voino taboris6e.

IL Petrograda porocajo. da tje
Russia sedaj podobna velikanske-
mu vojnemu taboriscu. Vlada ie
zasegla S tovarne in vecie de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04
NaZnanilO i'm prfporocilo.

= ten NlJuino naznanjam vsem cenjenim odiemalcem 6a sem 90
'Ncu mraSca1ocega irometa V moJl trgovini, zacetkom decembra t. l.
prcsell IL Joicta. ILL.,. V
CHICAGO, ILL, MA 1927 w. 22nd STREET.
~ sem Se prcseIl V vecje mesto. ali razSirl svoio obrt 10 Jason
.oNa~ la Je a. llorwatov lmportran kranjski brinjevec, slivovec in
pIno ' reShicl dobra plJaca, cato je tudi vsestransko prnjubljen.
EDNA SIoVenska impOrtna tvrdka 4. HOrwat izdeluie IL kron;
<N" "'iSc uu AdraVllno grenko vino in Kranjski grencec, Xxi preka-
" ~ ""s', !e'rStne plJace IN jc cloveku V krepcanje ter zdravie
a. prodaJam bhgO tudi ceneje, kakor katera drupa tvrdLo
L" pa zato' ker opravljam vecinoma sam ve posle.
l. veespoStovanjem
A. HoRWAT,
1927 w. 22nd st, Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04
Ia nekaj centov.
.\l,

\rvcrJctno ~ nam Idi. da kak
cloVck vCaSih tvcga >vojc ldravjc
IaradI nckaj crntov. polcg tcga
pa - Iivlicnic >vojih >uScdov
kadar 81 VAN ponuja kako pocc-
M IN punarcjcno ldravilo ma me
Nto priStmrga. jr vase ldravic in
IlvlJ"njc y m"varno>ti. Ako pa
kupiic Trincricvo ameriSko ldra-
vIluo grcnko vino. ho>tr mali in
vcdcli. kaj potrcbujctc iu Icmu "a
rahIt". /ahtrvajtc tor"i v,duo
pristine >tvar. |Trinrrirvo amrri-
>ko ldraNiln" gr"nkn vino j. izyr-
stem III lamr>ljiv ildclrk proti IA
prtju zaprkiI profit >laboSii. ncr.
vozmo>ti. aurmiii in pri raznih
Irugih bolcZmih y Irlodcu. To vino
bod" poSpcSilo tex in prcbavo.
Crna Sl.0O. Dobiva So lckarnah.
JOS. Trincr. ildclovalcc. l333-3g
SO. Ashland Ave. Chicago. Ill.
Rcvmatizcm Y miSiccv.ju in XII
tab boStc kmalu odpravili. axe
drgnctc obolclc dele telcSa : Tri
mcrjrvim linimcntom. C"na - in
5Or Pc poSti 81 in zoe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

\adno ST. j. vSakdo nitro odStranll,
kakor ia hi Sc bal revScinc
Nckcga dine je dobila pismo cd
moza.
"Ranjcn sem Y nogo - ali nj
kar ne bodi V skrbch. Upam, da
bo kmalu bolje.'
Tako j. stale V pismu. i'll ona Sc
j. n%aSlonila ma milo in jokala.
V soho j. priScpal start Tomaz.
Incl jc pohabljeno nogo, toda &c
81 mu poglcdal V obraz, 81 videl
pred Seboj vSo tovarno. Predstav-
ljal jc marvcc tipicnega tovarniSke-
"a Suznja.
"Ccmu Sc .iokaS, ncumnica? 2" je
zagodrujal. ko jc videl kako in kai.
"Srccna bodi. sretna. da jc lc ra-
njcn; zdaj vSaj YES. da pride do
NOV xiv. Ali hi rajSa vidcla, ia .ic
ubit?"
Oma .ic molcala in \ mi>lih 81 .ic
rrkla, da ina Tomai pray. po We
trril sta pa molila ; tcnctom in
hvalila Boga. da j. tata Same ra-
men
V hliliui mrSta. y lrl-nrm parkU
j. Stala villa. Stanoyanjc Rihardo
viii StariIrN, i" jclkah okrog vile
j. r. vi>rl prvi Sncy. hi "a ir >ipal
ma tia mrzcl vctcr. toda =" lcpih
Sobah vile jc vel topcl zrak. disco
Pc parfumu. Rdrca crcSu.jc,a
smyrna prcproga j. pokrivala par
krtma tia in pc hodnlkih 81 81 SO
pirilc najlrp>c paine. /unaj div
Ja zima, 4 tn cvetc pomlad ySch
dczcl 60. Rdcjc anemone in SncinO-
belle narciSc Sepctajo pcSem juga
Sivc i'm belle krizantrmr y vi>okih ia
ponSkih Nazah Spajajo vonj l. buj
mimi rumcnimi cvrtkami, podobmi
mi IrIikom plamcua: anglcSkc or
chidcjc. XII pc dncvu %ladrzujcjo
din. dajcio vonj iclc I nocnim MIRA
kOm.
Polko>uiko,d zcna j. Scdcla ma
mehkcm ~uaSlonjacu. Hi jc bill po
grmlcn : finim in ; hcrmclinom
podSitim plaStcm. Oblci"ua .ir In
la crepe de chine. Memo tc-
lo :" j. gihalo y oStrih obri>ih pod
to trnko, brlo obleko. Niri ma>pro.
ii j. pa >edcl mladi baron l'aron )
voialki uniform.
Fee. moia ta>tua br>"da. >a-
mo Zaradi Vas c-c-c,'
Gospa Sc .ic ozrla V njcgov obral.
ma katcrcm jr lahko citala Simple
me nrprikrite Stra>ti in sklrnila jc
roki mad glavo. Baron 81 je IA
glcdal V alabastrovo bclo kolo ME
nth rok mad lakti in V ccloti zacrta-
ne grudi ter ncrvozno prcmikal
Justine.
Ali res Same radi meme, goSpod
baron?'
Moja caStna bcScda. miloStiya
goSpa, Smilitc Sc mi. kcr ste tako
Y tel zimi tukaj zazidani-e-c-e-"
"Da. goSpod baron. grozen dolg-
cas- jc bill - je vzdihnila in res
no namrdnila obraZ.
"Prosim-c, ali VAN jc tudi zdaj
dolgcasl Sal sem vse zrtvoval -
Same. da Vas Samo. ia Vas Sc
cnkrat -'
kakor pijan j. zdrknil ma kole-
ma tesno polcg ME in naSlonil gla-
va ma njena kolena. Ona Sc .je sire
sla i'll njene grudi 50 Sc burno dvi-
gale. F#lnaE, ki j" 70 hogve koli-
ko casa ~razsajal V njcj. jc bruhnil
III dan ma vso moe -.
Pc sobi je plaval duh cvetja. pc
strcga in omamljivega cvctia -.
Ma koncu mcsta zravcn uSnjarSke
tovarne sobici pod strcho sta pa
zlobudrala molitvico Gene in ME
gova matt V postelji III So trcsla.
kcr SODA nj bila zakurjcna.
Vojna je bila koncana i'll ysak
dan smo priGakovali. ia Sc vrne.jo
vojaki. In priSli SO. Ccnctova
matt je objcla svojcga moza in Sc
raziokala ma njegovih prsih, Gene
Sc jc pa oklenil njegove lcsenc no.
gc...
Da smo lie zopct skupa.j. nekako
lD.,D l. ~: - = .-I-..I
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

Par mesecev pozneje Sc je prese-
lila Ccnetova matt IL stanovanja,
k.jer JIG imela dive licni sobici, ma
drugi konec mesta zraven usnjar-
skin tovarn v emo samo soho V pod
strcSiu. Res JIG disalo zelo nepri-
jetno IL okolice, ali bio je par kron
ceneie. Iena JIG prala, sivala in tu-
Iii krpala oblcke delavcem v to-
varni in to jc bill MEN kruh. De
lavci so il p~rinasali in odnasali
svoje cunje, dali so j nekaj desetic
"a MEN trud in ia ali oni je postal
sredi sobe ter zinil kaksno. Vcasih
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24

Cby - + NHETTbE. Missouri Coles" VI
agriculture
investigators carried On with beef
cattle at the Missouri agricultural eX-
perrin eut station during the pas, nine
years have shown that tho amount Of
feed necessary 60 keep beef steers at
constant body weight will vary with
different conditions Tie ration con
sisted of 2l2 pounds OF grain to one
pound Of choice alfalfa hay. The
grain vas composed OF eight parts ot
corn chop TO one part Of oit process
liGsecd meal
One e!cycn-munths-oId steer weigh
ing COZ pounds rncded 4.7 pounds Of
grain and l-9 pounds Of hay daily to
keep al constant weight during one
year A second animal Of the same
age, weighing 735 pounds, needed 81
pounds of grain and pa pounds Of
hay daily during onc-half year. a
two year-old steer weighing 767
pounds kent al constant weight for
one year on an average daily feed OF
5l pounds Of grain and ~ pounds Of
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
KEEP CULTVATORS ON MOVE
Keeping Down Grass and Weeds Will
Enable Corn and Cotton to Take
Up More Fertilizer.

Owing TO the comparatively small
amount OF fertilizer uss on crops
t.is year, and to the lengthy drought,
care should be taken 20 see that the
crop gets as much OF it as possible.
There is not enough fGr the grass
and weeds and the corn and cotton.
too 4 more frequent shallow cult
yatiOn- and the keeping down OF
grass and weeds will enable the
corn and cotton TO taSe up more
fertilizer. The crop needs - tA-
moisture It can get, and shallow cul-
tiyation helps TO keep a mulch on the
land and so conserve what moisture
taers is present. as well as to Kill
weeds and grass which Use Il consider
able amount Of water. which is needed
f0r The corn and cotton. Don't let the
crop s;arye or 90 thirsty tor lack Of
sufficient shallow cUltiya:IUu.-Clem-
son College Bulletin
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
POWER SPRAYER IN ORCHARD
chardist Win Comparatively Small
Number Of Trees.

For the orchardist having five or
NOR" acres Of bearing apple trees the
power spraycr is the most convenient
and economical in that a large amount
Of y>ork can be done with compara-
lively few hands, and at a time
when the spraying should be- per
formed.
As an example. the arscuical spray
for cOdliul moth should be applied
during the few days about the time or
Immediately after the last Of tho pet
ais have dropped from the trees A
week later Will not be as effective. and
dofcrriug the time may result in fail
uro 10 control tn" pest. Many large
fruit growers use one power sprayer
for each - or 80 acres Of bearing
trees.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
FERTILIZER FOR THE GRAPES
York Experiment. Station-lnves-
legations Of Much Value.

Little light on the value Of fortil-
izcrs for grapes is thrown by the New
York station after five years tests in
several vineyards in the Lake Erie
grape belt The field experiments are
so contradictory that no deductions
can be drawn.
The invcsti cations, however, are Of
value because they suggest that money
is wasted when spent for fertilizers to
be used in poorly drained vineyards.
those that suffer frequently from win
ter colds or spring frosts, where in
sect pests are epidemic and Uncon-
tro,lcd, or where good care is lack
ing. 1t is certain in many instances
tnat only one or a few of the elements
Of fertility are lacking in many vine
yards.
The element most frequently lack
ing is nitrogen. The soil Of many
vineyards is very uneven in quality,
and 1t becomes a problem for grape
growers to make more uniform con
IitiOns in their vineyards
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
A Good CampaLrner.

I".' axe '.'.."' '''Il ABOUT
F'S'h'A'i'" '''I'h'r and A!s len
r''''.. .'i.'.' campaign.
II s''i''a 'h'l a begging 'Ta"p
rr'"'I.Di q group 'i congressman
one 'i i'''L pointed out Wy. uaf-
ana S"iu.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
THE FOR BREEDING SWINE
Early Pigs Always Stronger. Grow
Faster and Are Healthier Than
Later Arrivals.

G3y ". l.. EL1ZXARH Department OF
Animal HushauGry. oklahoma y and
VI. College. S.il,watcrl :
Unqucsticnably the best time to
raise hogs is in the spring. The early
pigs are always stronger. grow faster,
and are more healthy than the later
arrivals. The SOW should be thriving
at breeding time. but not overfat.
The best time to breed gifts is
when they are eight months of age;
second litter at two years of age.
breeding too early hinders develop
ment and lowers the vitality of both
litter and dam. \ SOW should remain
in the herd as long as useful \ prov
ed good SOW is not second hand" in
the same sense that a buggy or gas
engine is considered second hand A
good, steady SOW with well-developed
teats can usually be depended upon to
repeat the performance.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
SKIM MILK OF MUCH VALUE
Ey-Procuct Of Dairy Furnishes Excel
lent AlLthe-Year Feed for the
Poultry FIocks.

Hens need some feed that is high In
protein and they need this especially
in winter. One OF the best protein, or
meat" feeds that South Carolina
farmers can use, says the poultry nus
handman of Clemson college, is skim
milk or buttermilk- 1t is cheap, the
hens like it, and get results.
In experiments made in Indiana, the
hens fed skim milk laid 1854 eggs a
year for four years. Those fed no
meat" food. such as skim milk, laid
Only 325 eggs a year for four years
The skim milk pullets laid better in
December and January than those
given meat scrap or fish scrap. In the
pen where the hens were fed skim milk
it cost less than ten cents to produce
a dozen eggs The birds used were
LegLorn pulIets, the total cost of feed
ing was 81 a year, and the profit on
each hen in the skim milk pen was
$162 a year, a higher profit than on
any other pen in the test.
Skim milk fed 10 chickens must be
thoroughly sour It must not be fed
'on the turn as in that case it will
sour in the fowls stomach. Feed sour
skim milk OF buttcrmilk with the
Clemson egg mash The proportion of
CottOnseed meal in the egg mash may
be reduced from 50 l-2 per cent to 20
per cent when the milk is used. When
this combination is fed, it is not nee
essary to give the fowls water to
drink.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
Part Of Convict's Earnings Should Go
10 His Dependents
BY JUDGE CHARLES A. MCDONALD of Superior Court Chicago

do believe the sentimental foonc,s refusing
prisoner who has committed os simply because his family
is need On the other hand believe has right punish
the dependents of convict for crime in the participation of which they
had no part.
To solve this situation have advocated which would
compel the pay the families of reasonable monthly
consistent with the earnings Of convc while the pntntr.
Convic employed to work state contracts Usually clique
grow wealthy Of
Society should demand that these pay equitable
prices for the articles made in the Tcntntar, and the conyc families
receive a share in the form of earnings.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
Will Ashburn, Holding Larger Bull.
Director o. St Francois County AS
sociation, and Graduate of Missouri
College OF Agriculture.

hay. Another steer Of the same age
Weighing pounds less needed
daily G-l pounds Of grain and 2.7
pounds o. hay TO maintain body
weight This steer was quite active.
\ threc-ycar-old steer weighing h57
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
a Mind Reader.

"Rut, my dear, haven't saw
word"
Nevertheless, / know what lol
thinking. bUt you're en'ifey =
taken, and if you had any finer iesl
you'd beg my pardon. '-BToVI1
Magazine.