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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

reko: "No da Inn, HIM" zakai vGasi DO
trebuje Nth profit tvoje roke.
hdor pa Jc pravi delavec, Sc mu DO duSa upr-
la roper to zapostavljenje in ponizanje. Zakaj V
njegovi CLAW je Sc druga zavest.
Delavec sem; delam. vi jeste in piiete. ali
JAZZ VAN pridelavam, JAZZ pogrinj jam Vase mizo, XII
sem VAN 10 Stesal V vaSi hist, Xxi sem VAN 10 Sc
zidal. Vi sc oblacite lepo in topic, pa prezirate
meme, Xxi hOdim V cunjah: ali JAZZ sem izdelal fl
no sukno IA vas, JAZZ sem VAN ureZal in seSil ele-
gantno obleko. vi Sc vozite pc svetu, sedite ma
mehkih blazinah in spite V spalnem vagonu kakor
donna ali JAZZ stojim ma stroju, pri ogibalu. V tn
nelu. Vi nalagate tisOcake V bankah, ali JAZZ mo-
ram v tovarnah izpreminjati surovine V blago. ga
nakladati V vaSa SkladiSca in ga voziti ma trg, da
postane " mega denar. s katerim vladate in GO
SpoduJete in me vnovic izkoriS6ate.
Tako govori delavska zavest.
Ponizan sem in potlaccn, ali po krivici. Ia
%Suznjcn sem. ali ne mamie vrcdcn cd drugih. Mo-
ia roka Je potrebna vscmu clov,stvu, ona sode-
lule pr vscm, kar Sc uStvarja. ona jc najvazncjSi
instrument IN iZdclavanje vSega. kar zahtcva xiv
lJcnjc. Ali kar naredi ia roka. uzivaio drngi. XII
so Sc nauGili lenuhariti; in kcr uiivajo. me prczi-
rajo in s~matrajo Scbe "a viSje. boljSc. plemcni-
tejSe.
In delavSka zaycst v~praSuje: Ponizan sem
mar mai Sc poniiuiem Sc sam? Moia vrednost mi
daJe pravicO. da zahtcvam cnako z~ivlicnic. pra-
vo Mvljcnjc, Xxi nj umiranjc cd rojStva do groha.
Branijo mi tako l~ivljcnjc. Mar mai Sc cato vdam
V voljo zatiraltcvo in skloncm think prostovoli-
no pod nicgovo pcto?
Trpim. kcr sem slab. Ali trplicnjc nj moja
VOLTA. Kjc jc moe, da Sc ga RESIN?
In dclavSka zavcSt odgovaria: Ma milionc
mas jc, onih tam pa ic pcSGica. Ma milionc mas ic
in silna jc naSa moe. Gc 10 zbcrcmo. StotiSoc po-
toticcv mai Sc Ellie V emo reko. pa DO mogoGna, ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31
POliticne Stranke v Ameriki.

ODE stranki zahtevati "revizijo" tarife (col-
nine) III sicer vsaka pc svoje. Ako pa natancnej-
sc razmotrimo memo dclo V kongresu, pridemo do
prepricanJa, da nj nobene razlike V principih med
NINA. Razne klike v teh dveh strankah gledaio
IN delajo ma to, da gotovi privatni interest vleGeio
koristi visoke TARIFF. Naravna in jasna posledica
tega pocetJa Je, da je vsaka revizija lie posamez-
nm trustom V korist, SirSim masam pa V Skodo,
ker tlra kvisko Gene zivljenjskih potrebSGin.
ODE sranki imati V svojih programih 'rcgu-
laclJo trustov. ReSnica pa je, da so trusti bodiSi
pod republikanSko ali pod demokratSko Waldo V
poSameznih drzavah, kakor tudi V vsej Zvezi, po-
stall Sc mogocnejsi V teko zadnjega Getrtstoletia.
SlucaJne vladne preiskave trustov so samo "pe-
sex V ocl l|JudStvu; V nekatcrih slucajih pa hoce
NladaJoca stranka $ tcmi preiSkavami opomniti
magnate gotovih trustov, da so pozabitli prispeva-
Ii V njen fond IN volilni boz.
Obe Stranki izrazati l~jubezen do dclavstva;
a TO lie nekaJ tednOv pred volitvami. Toda vsak
clovek Xxi kolitkaj zaSleduej naSe razmerc. mora
vedeti, da republikanski in demokratski sodniki
z ~naJvetJo brczobzirnostjo proglasajo zakonc V
korlSt delaVStvu "a neuStavne Unconstitutional
ne) IN da Sc nikdar ne obotavljajo izdati Sc tako
krlvlcnlh ukazov prot delavskim organizacijam.
kepub!kanSki guverner V Pennsylvania in Colo
radl ter demokratski guverner V West Virginiii
IN Alabaml so bill tudi takoj pripravlieni izdati
oDSedno StanJe ma Zahtevo jeklenega trusta in pre-
mogovnih baronOv ter tako prisilili stavkuioGe
delavce, da Sc brezpogojno vdajo vkleniti v start
Jarcm. Demokratje in republikanci, XII so kdaj
govorili V prlog delavskih zakonov V kongresu,
so belle vrane. Nobena teh dveh strank nj storila
me "a delavstvo. Zakoni, XII Jill ie ena ali druga
stranka %sprejela, so tako omenjeni in skromni, da
IL njih ne size niti eden toplejSi zarek ljubezni "a
ogromno Vecino prebivalstva "a delavce.
no so svoJ cas- vpraSali znanega magnata Jay
Gould-a, Xxi 81 je polnil zepe z Erie zeleznico. po
nJcgovem polititnem prepricanju, je %ironicno cd
govoril: "V republikanski drzavi Sc m~republi-
kanec, V demokratiGni pa demokrat; vSelej in pO-
vsod sem pa navduSen "a Erie. TIA izpoved je
merodajna "a velekapitalistc, XII imajo zanesljive
IN uplJivne moe V obeh starih strankah. Republi-
kanski senatorJi in kongresniki Jill ravno tako do
bro zastopaJo kakor demokratski. Min Sc nj ire
ba bait %zasluiene kazni cd nobene strani.
V zadnJh letih sta Sc poiavili novi struji V
obeh Strankah: to so radikalni demokratje in
vstaSki ali naprcdni republikanci. In kakSen pro-
gram imajo ii? Steer trdijo. da so prot k|riviGno-
Sti starih strank, a vstrajajo Sc naprej V starih
strankah ter podpirajo Sc naprej isto stare poll
tlcno masino, proti kateri nastOpajo. Vrline teh
StruJ so starima Strankama samo "a parade.
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Po vseh drzavah, izvzemsi Zdruzene Drzaye
Ameriske, sc clovek, XII je zmozen SANDSTONE mi.
STU, lahko odlocl' katero stranko maj podpira. Po-
vsad eksistira konServativna stranka. TIA zastona
obselna poseStva, l~astujoco aristokraciio. XII 10
svoje case imela vso ~politi6no moe V syoiib rokob
Povsod je najti tudi liberalno stranko zastopo;o.
co v prvi vrStl lndustriiske kapitaliste. Istot,ko
skoro pOvsod obStaja radikalna stranko zastonu;
ca srednJega t. :. meScanskcga razreda. In korS.
no Je povsod ma delu socialiStiGna stranka. XII IN.
stopa delavski razred ter istega vodi in podpira
nJegovih bojih proti kriviGni vladi bogatih zem-
ljstnih posestnikov in drugih kapitalistov.
Zdruzenih Drzavah pa stvar nikakor nj
tako enoStavna in priproSta. Mas politicni sistem
z vellko silo ovira tretjo stranko ma poti do moo;
Amerikanski volilec ST ie tako vzivel V svoii starr
stranki, da misli ,da ina iAbirati somo med dvo.
ma mocnima strankama; druge stranke pri MEM
sploh ne prldejO V poStem, ako nina viSiepa yno-
gleda V razmere III ako hi doccla samostoien V
m~iSljenju. katera izmcd obch strank (republi.
kanSka IN demokraticna) je boil liberalna. Sc ne
more reel.
V naSi draw %tvorijo vsi premozenje lastu-
joel razredi samo emo veliko rcakcionarno ina
zadnjaSko) maso. Nrepublkanski stranski odlo-
cujejo skozinskoz bogati trgovski interest. Demo
kratlcna stranka ST tudi nadeva liberalno in mo-
derno masko, a V praksi je docela reakcionarna
III drugacna sploh biti ne more, ker njena glavna
moe obstoja, prviG, IL hourbonske aristokraciie. XII
p0SeduJe obsezna zemlJiSGa V juznih drZavah i'm
Xxi Je zagrizena naSprotnica vSakega socialnega
napredka, ter drugiG, IL do dna %korumpirane pol
tiene masine velikih NEST, kakor New York. Chi
cago in drugih vecjih NEST, kojih uprave Sc slcpo
~udinjajo onemu, Xxi ~najbolje plaza.
TIE posebne ~politiGne razmere Zdruzenih Dr.
zav so ustvarile poseben poklic. katerega V drugih
drzavah ne poznaJo, to je poklic professionally
p%ohtikov' To Sc ljudie, XII 81 polnijo zcpe cd te-
ga, da ~zapeljujejo volilce ter Sc posluzuieio vse-
ga moznega %humbuga z namenom, privesti V po-
stavodaJne zastope ljudi, XII bodo oh vSaki prili-
Xxi priprayljeni izdati koristi svojih volilcev raz-
MIN brezvestnim Spekulantom ter tako ma racun
s%ploSnoSti napolniti svoj Yep.
Obe start Stranki dobivati dcnarno podporo
cd privatnih interesov in ODE vladajo privatni in
teresi; upravlja jul pa pisane druzba professional
nh politikov. Zadaj "a to p%OlitiGno masino sto-
Ie lastniki izkoriScevalnih t~rustov, bankirji, veliki
kontraktorji in druga enaka "gospoda". XII dale
p%olitikom potrebna navodila in Jim placuje Nth
delo pc kolicini profita.
| ztega je torej jasno, da med republikansok
in demokraticno stranko nj druge razlike kakor
V imenu.
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kupovati. Zaradi tega delavcem ne preostaia dru-
gega kot stopiti ma p%olitiGno pole, Sc izobraziti
Ter organlzlrati v samostoJno stranko delavskega
razreda ter Sc boriti z zdruzeno mocjo svojih ella
nov proti zdruzenim slam nasprotnikov.
lie razmere so poklicale v zivljenje socialistiG-
no strahko, XII SedaJ napreduje neverjetno nitro
klJub vsem zaprekam III nasprotstvu. Ia stranka
stoJl oh vSaki prlliki neomajno ma braniku DELAY.
skin korlsti. p~oSpeSujc vSako rcformo, XII ina ma.
men i~zboljSati bedni polozaj delavcev in obenem
Sp"p"IJnJuJc svOJe vrstc ter takO jaGi moe orga.
nizacijc.
' TEN boJu "a vsak korak pravcga napredka
Socialstltna stranka ne izgubi izpred oGi svoiega
koncncga eliza, kajti ona nj samo reformujoGa
Stranka. : TEN, da vOdi dan "a dnem boi med
delavcl IN njihOvimi izkoriScevalci, hoGc docela
"proStltl delo IL krempljev kapitalistov ter hoGe
koncati razredni hoi 5 tenn, da bo odpravila posa-
meme razrede clovcSkc druzbe in ustanovila samo
cncga razrcd cnakosti.
lzvor vSega na;ega socialnega fla ie privatna
lastnina in kontrola produktivnih srcdstev, kate
re Jc clovcSka druzba uStavila. katerih Sc poslu-
%uJe IN kaiere potrcbuje. Tcmu socialnemu zlu
sc da odpom0ci potion Skupne lastnine vsch
SredS'ev, katcre rabijo ljudje pri dclu in zivlje-
hJu IN katerlh Sc zaradi obScInOSti i'm komplicira-
hoSti ne moreJo poSluzevati osamljcni posamez-
hlkl, ampak sc rabijo "a Nth obrat velkc mno-
|iile d'lavcev. Tako lmamon ma primer danes ze-
""'''c tcieSrdIe, tele1One, ckSprcSc, vOdOVOdP.
pllnarne, prcvOzne druibe, tovarne i'm dr.. V kate.
rim delaJo tiSoci najctih delavcev "a profit pcs.
cice V mogoGne truStc organiziranih milionariry.
Danes trusti vladaio narod socialist pa praviio,
Ola MAJ rajSi narod vlada in lastuje truste.
Ia Sprememha Sc da doScci samo ma eli ma
EN-. DelavSki razrcd mora priti do veGine mad
cellm narodom. Ia dclavSka ve6ina mora S pomo6-
20 SvoJe politicne organizaciie prevzeti v svoie ro-
{ moe vseh zakonodainih in izvrSevalnih zastopov
V drzavah, V obcinah in V zvezi ter rabbit to moe
"a i~zvrSitev teh problemov.
To izvrsiti je naloga socialisti6ne stranke V
Ameriki.
tprave tc stranke nimajo V rokah '%'profesi-
onalni politiki', XII hi 81 ma strankin raGun polni-
Ii zepc. Organizirano GlanStvo. tie stranke zna;a
ScdaJ okrog 10000 oseb in neprestano narasGa.
NSak clan placuje Doc ma mesec V stranko, kar il
omogocuJe svobodnO delo in svobodnc roke in nj
pray ME navczana ma denarno pomoG cd strani
kap!tallstitnega razreda. O ujenem delu odloGuie
clanStvo. NSak Clan Sc lahko udelezuie sci To-
kalnlh organizacij. katere volijo voditelje in u
radnIkc stranke ter stranko vladajo. Vsak clan
INA pravice in enake dolznosti.
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ltalijanska vlada je zaGela oster boj proti
SPECIALIZATION. Xxi odirajo 2 twill in drugimi liud-
skimi potrebScinami. Par G~evljev stane v ltaliji
cd So do 80 in VISA obleka Sc prodaja "a Sc enkrat
vecjo ceno kakor kakor pred vojno. Jajca so IL
ginila s trgov. Same V Rimu mislijo, da lie ma mi
lone JaJc zaprtih v skladiScih, kjer cakajo ma
oderuske Gene. Nsekakor DO vlada prevzela kon-
trolo mad twill in regulirala Gene. Koliko DO s
TEN dosegia, bono pa Selc videli V Avstriii VIA
da re davnO "kOntrolira'' in "regulira' Gene.
clovek, Xxi ne spada med finanGne aristokrate, Sc
pa vendar ne more do sitega najesti.
Sarajevska uradna "BoSnischc Post" 2 dine
3. sept. j%avlja: Dne u. Julia .je bill pred tukai-
SnJim SodiSccm obsoicn kmct Andrija Cuskic. ker
So Je meScca augusta lanskcga leta pridruzil So
vraznikom (Srhom) in Sc ie boieval proti avstrii-
ski armadi. CuSkic je bill obsoicn ma veSala. OBJ
Nodba Sc je izvrSla vccrai %. sept ma dvoriSGu
trdnJavSkega zapora. Rabelj Alojzij Scyfricd je
prISel Y IA namcn IL Xagrcba.
kcr ne padc dovolj Judi ma ~boiiScih. iih ie
ircha pat obcSati. Tudi TO jc imcnitno srcdStvo.
da 81 vlada prdobiva l%iubczcn liudstva. Steer pa
hi Sc vSch dni koncc.
RimSko %GaSopiSie komcniira atcntat ma Stucr-
gkha kot ''pravicno kazcn "a avtokrata. XII nj po-
znal meic dcSpotizma''. "Tribuna" pravi. da ie
bill Stucrgkh prcdStavnik dcSpoticnc Wade i'm ME.
gova Nmrt jc nadalini dokaz notranjc nczadovolj-
noSti pod habSburSkim rczimom.
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lie da DO gonIla milne in nosila ladje, ampak sama
81 DO ~odprala pot. Velicastna DO, silna in krasna,
in noben pritlikavec je ne zajezi.
DeIavec, Xxi nina tie zavesti, je pomilovanja
vreden in sam Je kriv, da je ponizan in zaniGevan.
kdor jo pa ina. DO delal in pomagal, da Sc zdruzi
veletok, Xxi preobrazi svet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
STOCK-RALSING
LIVE STOCK DESERVES
MORE CARE THAN EVER

Live stock deserves better care
than ever before IN this country.
Prices are exceedingly high now.
Feed is also keeping on high level
with the price Of stock A big mar
gin can be found in feeding If deX-
terously handled. The chances Of
disastrous loss are greater If careless
methods are allowed.
The loss OF a few lambs in the
corn field; the death of some hogs
from careless castration, heat or
cholera; the neglect Of colts or
stunting of calves, all cost the own
er dearly. He cannot afford 10 allow
his stock TO so shifting for them
selves. They should have the best
opportunity TO thrive.
There is surely sufficient incentive
here 10 develop a safe system in
handling. We are approaching a
new era, when the American breed
er and stockman must be able to
meet the demand for a greater sup
ply, that Will be brought TO bear
upon him.-Farm Life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20

body created by the last congress to
organize and set in operation a rural
credits system. Under the act loans
to the extent of so per cent Of the
value of the farm may be obtained.
Interest rates as low as practical will
be asked for this money, but the
borrower will be given a maximum
Of 40 years in which to pay the loan.
Now the department OF agrict1l-
ture is anxious 10 show anyone how
10 reclaim an abandoned farm and
make it pay profits. The farm loan
board provides a method of financ-
ing farms and purchasing farming
implements and machinery for mod
ern scientific cultivation. Agents Of
the farm loan board and demonstra-
tors Of the department OF agricul-
ture are going through the southern
states insrructfng people in the Sc
cret OF the new combination which
Will permit them to realize their
back o-the-land- dreams.
The whole thing is a part OF the
colossal scheme Of the washington
government to bring about high
state Of industrial preparedness in
the United States. A tremendous
increase in the production OF food
stuffs winch might reduce the high
cost of living considerably would
result from general advantage being
taken Of these opportunities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
BREWERS YEAST FEED
DEMANDS CAREFUL USE

Dried brewers yeast IS one Of the
latest suggestions for enlarging the
daily bin OF fare OF American live
stock. As a byproduct OF the brew
ing industry there is produced in
the United states about 65,000,oO0
pounds of dry yeast a year. BY the
addition Of some cheap sugar II Is
possible 90 double this quantity with
out much labor or expense, says the
editor Of Farm and Home.
The produce carries about 50 per
cent protein. 90 per cent fat-fOrm-
ing materials. and 10 per cent tat
and ash and IS said 20 5e about 80
Der cent digestible Little DEFINITE
experimental data are available e.
cept from German sources. A fsw
American farmers have fed IL sue
cessfully.
Some OF the American experiment
stations have used IL "A little. The
principal objection IS that stock do
not seem 10 relish il IL fed In
amounts even as high as 10 per
cent Of the ration. The general
conclusion from available German
reports is that dr1ed brewers yeast
is not renshed by cows and must %
fed with caution. while for hogs its
value is very close 10 that OF meat
meal. but il must likewise be fed
with caution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20

has been scaIded too long, or in too
hot water, usually the former. On
the other hand. If too much down
remains, the water was too cold or
the goose killed at the wrong period.
Scalding is an exact art and il
should be attended to by a careful
person. When plucked. the goose
is pumped" i. e, dipped once in
hot water. then in cold, its beak
washed, and hung TO chill by the
head or bill.
Packing For Shipment.
Barrels are preferable to boxes
for carrying poultry, since they are
tight. and easily procured, handled
and packed. The shipper first as
sures himself that his fowls are alb
solutely cold; also, he has taken
care that his shipment shall not en-
counter a halt on account of the
Sabbath intervening. or reach mar
ket on a holiday. He has no infalli-
able weather forecast ~~1 il is &c
his advantage to see that his poultry
travels to it's market in quickest
lDSNlDlt NltilN- All within q
days freight of the best markets
are advised to their merchants seven
days before a holiday 10 avoid a be-
lated arrival.
The shipper has two definite aims:
To put as many in a barrel as pos
sible. and to pack so firmly that no
chafing takes place in transit. Straw
tucked between the fowls makes a
good packing medium.
A turkey with wings locked, head
bent around upon the wing, and
knee fexed occupies least space
Geese pack more easily because OF
their short legs. Wrapping the
heads with paper assists in preserv-
ing their looks.
Conscientious shippers sort their
fowls, putting poorly-dressed, tori
or deformed ones in a separate bar
rel. so designated. This stimulates
good treatment upon the part of the
merchants and facilitates sales.
TIL methods described in the
foregoing paragraphs have beer
prqcticed for many years in certain
sections noted for their fine poultry
and are largely responsible for that
reputation. There is really no rea-
son why anyone so disposed may not
market fancy dressed poultry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20

A. Z. Arehart. DeKaIb CO.: At
tended an evening meeting at a ru-
raj school and gave talk on Com
munity work" and outlined the work
of a county agent About 225 peo-
pie were in attendance. The pro-
ceeds Of the box supper that fol-
lowed amounted to $21. \ part of
this will be used TO buy a Babcock
tester, and the rest for books and
needed supplies for the school"
L. b. ClOre, LaPorte Co: The in
spection of the boys acres of corn
and estimation Of yields is about
completed and find that the average
yield is 1875 bushels per acre,
which is more than twice the aver
age yield of the county,"
Otis Crane. Grant Co: Held a
good meeting at Gas City this week
in the interest of dairy work. A
bank in Gas City and one in Jones'
bOTO proposed TO furnish money TO
farmers to buy three car loads OF
dairy cattle This money Will be
loaned to the farmers at a reason
able rate of interest. A movement
was also started 20 organize a COW
testing association"
c. j. Jones, Lawrence Co: This
week we finished a corn fertilizer
demonstration on a sandy loan bot
tom of White river. An application
of 200 pounds II per cent phosphate
costing $40 per ton was applied per
acre with a wheat drill. on each
plot the corn was husked and weigh
ed separately. The fertilized corn
made seven bushels and forty
pounds more per acre than the I'M
fortified. The fortified corn was
better in quality. maturity and
would furnish some seed corn while
the unfertilized would not. We had
probably the best seed corn meeting
ever held in this county. Found
that 33 per cent of men present used
seed corn testers, while only per
cent used them three years ago,
About the same proportion was true
to men selecting seed corn from the
field"
ID. $. Myer, Vanderburg Co.: ION
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20

ing OF the mouth and beak by mop
ping, and washing of the feet.
Perfect chilling is necessary. but
stock should not be allowed 20
freeze. In packing the stiffened
legs snap like pipe stems. If per-
chance they thaw, their keeping
qualities are impaired. not TO men
ton loss in looks.
Treatment For Geese.
Dressing a goose differs from the
process of preparing a turkey. The
one is dry-picked, while the other is
scalded.
1t is usually possible TO market all
goslings simultaneously. In those
sections where goslings are relieved
Of their ripe feathers periodically
(every seven weeks) fattening is
noted TO hold a close relation 10
feathering. The full-hedged goose
is most Independent with a lean APP
petite: when denuded Of its plum
age Il becomes ravenous. The dual
process of feathering and fattering
proceeds rapidly. Hence. the prac-
tice Of putting goslings in the fat
tening-pe one week after the final
picking. In four or five weeks they
are -plUmaged and rolling in fat.
Held longer. they lose condition.
The stage OF feathering has an
intimate bearing upon the attractive
dressing OF a goose When it is
heavy and the new crop fully
grown. is the propitious period. Be
fore or after this a crop Of pin
feathers must be reckoned with, and
il is these myriads of tiny. dOwny
points that mar the dressed pro-
duet.
Water and corn should be re-
moved from the pen the night be-
fore. Geese are killed similarly 20
turkeys. one 10 each picker. When
dead, the wings are cut off at the
first joint and an experienced per-
son scalds each in a tank or boiler.
A good method is TO immerse il
three times briefly. allowing the
water To saturate the oily plumage.
After il has been wrapped in a bur
lap or two. the picker begins TO
clean breast. back and neck in turn.
The small feathers and down are
saved. afterwards dried and sold. II
IN plucking. the flesh accompanies
the feathers in chunks, the goose
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
j. 6. WORKING To
RECLAIM FARMS
Farm Loan Board Will Try to
RehabiIitate Aban-
doned Land.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-Two
branches of the United States gov
eminent service, working in coopera-
ton. have perfected a plan to make
the lure of the abandoned farm l.
practical matter.
There comes a time in the life OF
almost every city dweller when he
feels an almost irresistible impulse
10 seek out some abandoned farm
with a romantic and ghOst-ridden
farm house upon it and go back to
the land, there 10 learn the joys Of
the simple life and. incidentally,
make a fortune by injecting the
learned knowledge Of the city
man into farm operation.
Almost invariably the experiment
fails. leaving the city alventurer
poorer than when he started. But
now. il appears, there is a new way
10 turn the trick.
The department Of agriculture n
deeply interested in inducing the
American 10 return TO the land and
make il fruitful. BY long scientific
study and careful and patient ex-
perimentation the department has
learned the best and most practical
ways OF reviving abandoned farms
and making them produce not only
good livelihoods but comfortable
SURPRISES.
The farm loan board u she new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
BRIEF ITEMS

a ton OF soy beans viii yield
about 40 gallons Of oil useful in var
ious ways.
A hundred and twenty-fOur pairs
OF birds nest on the avers ge farm
in the northeast.
Garlic flavor can be eliminated by
heating milk 20 145 degrees +. ana
blowing air through il.
After testing his It cows through
a cow-testing association, a Nebras-
ka farmer sold seven and received
more profit from the 10 remaining
animals than he had received for
merly from the whole herd.
The United States meat-inspec-
ton service certified 20 the whole
someness Of 1920 $780, geo pounds Of
meat from s1,826.SO4 animals dur
ing the last fiscal year. II con-
demned 34S,945 animals and 73S.361
parts OF animals. equivalent 10 about
s4,320.0O0 pounds Of meat