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RaTFrte mnbrbrlltat frimhlidJrm 5srtras[dDifem
1tlittund) Abemh mm balb 1(hr hir
preimeilem Gremsf.
Sic tOrmde 8fuadrdgnng Sngbes BON ener NOminatiOn
Grdntert in ber Nnuabmereot ieint vSdnes" Gin=
treten Sbtooore &ooleDelfs fit Sugbes

relic nod Deutidlono, ollen Inldein
ungeieben bon Den &ricqSid)iffen Der
9iuiirten, melbe ouBerhnlb Der Drei-
mellen3one narteten. Gie Delitih-
ldn0 mor MIR pnn Dem Shiepper
5bomos &. Simmins, Der lie BON
Baltimore Die @nht hinrlnter e5tor.
tirt bntte. rlno einem 0epeifenboot
BON 3eitlngsleitten begleitet.
arr5 borber batte her.gimoes- Sor-
peooboot5erliorer Sterett einen Sun.
ieniprld nes Shlefpers Sinlnins
aiifgefangen, melher melbete, Dob
Der Sdlepper ilno hos 2oildbooi on
Der @infobrt in Die Wtobjod Vnp ein,
9etroiien ieien. Oieicr Euntt liegt
III Der geobe oes sSobrmollerS oes
9fcp PORTER 6luiies, ipeIheS tief &c.
mug lit, I'M Der Genti6luno 5u CT.
noglid)en, llnfer3utallhen.
&erihieoene Seele,lte botten llidt
ge9lailbt, bab Gapitdn &onie nod
teutc Abeno burh Die @lodnoe Der
feinhliden arie9sihiffe binourh5u,
fonlmen perIu6en neroe. neil Die
See rtbig mar uno fein gtebel oa
mar. glnoere nieoer mieien oaroitf
BIN, baB Die 0eittihldno belite iebr
quite gllisii6ten babe, burd)5ufont-
.rln, meil fein Monoidein lpor.
@1breno hes Cages hattie Die
Geutihlonb iid cine 3eitlcne in ei-
ner fleinen 9uht Der Gheiopeofc 9ao
iniucit $augfer SSsio1tb, perbor9en.
fiiui6ig WeiIen oberhulb pnn Gope
9enrp.
&urs Dor G llbr fltbr sic Ocutld)-
lono langium aus ihrcm Seritet ber-
aus. 0os Boot Der 3eitung3Ieutc
lror in Der gf1be ltn0 fonnte leben
3oB nur Scr &onlmonbntbltrin aus
ocnt @oiier roete. 3ur Seite fubr
Der Shlepper. 9llS. Gopitan aoni9
bos 8reiiebpot bererfte, orehte er
Inn, aniheinen6 nod Ser 9ndt gu
riid5ufobren. 0ad) 3pei MeiIen
6abrt manote er iih jebo6 mieoer
nod Siioen, bis er oid)t oil bic Slnt-
mis- berangefonmen nor. Wtit Doll
oanlpi eing es jeet ouf ons Greliebooi
al. Tlotlid nlohten Die beioen 300.
te ipieoer cine @eilbiing, mie I'M Die
Slo Yoint SSobritroBe binllnter5ll'
fobren. Ms bas TreBboot eberiolls
DprtDin ipcnoete, dnbcrien Gelltifl.
Ionb un6 2innlins gum lettcnnol
ocn &urs lnh frbren nit Goaoompi
oircft orf Gope 9enrp los.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04

&ugbeS iaate. iino c8 ni.at Die I.ort:,
iHn0dn Die araft un1 @ntiGloIicn.
tCrt. 1ie binter ibnen Ite9t. eloS 5cJIt.
&err 3mebc3 hat 6urauf binoe,pielcn,
olB. mcnn &err g8ilion lih 10 nerhal-
len bate, NoB Die fremoeu 9tationem
Jauubt bottcn, es iei ibm ernIt NIT
Der nitritten Terontmortlihteit" Die
Gulttonla 9ngeleeenbeit nidyt pol
iirt m0re. @enn Serr Sugbes ldor.
e gSorte gebroiidlt, oonn itebt binter
ibnen mid eneroiiheS Snnoeln, mas
er in ieincr Sbdtioteit bemieien bot;
Oesbolb genil1t es nud in oen meilten
6alcn, menn or id>arf iprid,t. obne
'peiter 1ehen su miiiien.
aperr 1asaheS fprid>t IN dlarafteri-
/ itliher g9eiie often il6er bic 8erbre.
hen oie 1eoen M1rnitionsfa6riten in
uuierem 2dnoe heQangcn lunroen
/ Iiino; icoermonn. oh 8ilrger Der Ser.
/ Stooten ocer Auslonber ooer noa;i-
/ nell omerifoniider 8iirger, Der ir.
genomie oieicn 8hatcn 5ioeItlmut Got
tam perlteben, oof, Serr Souqbes,
llucnn er gum Troiioerten geludtlt
miro. oicic hei,rilhcn WunittonSfo.
brifen beid)ilben unb aegeu &crbre-
den nit oericlben 6urdtIoiigfeit uno
Griln6lidlfcit porachen miro. mic er
! - IN 9lbqnn qetbon tdt. 4
,allr5 ebe id in Die SerInnlnllitnG
eintrot loqt liooienclt meiter, ols
Serr SoughcS id,iI0erte, mic 8errg2il-
ION perioot bat, ols es gait, 6os2ebem
ameritanllder Stoctsoneeborgier in
0}elifo un6 ouf Der See 5u Idiiten,
mart if ylfollig einen glid in ,Sobn
6iafes fritiihelleberlidt oer omerisc-
lniihen tScihiftc, uuh es fielen Ilir
ppei Sobe oui: Cine Regierltng
tonmt oui 0en tlefIten Stano Der
5hmdh, mcnn iic ju9ibt.oob lie ntbt
initonoe lit. geben unoGigcnfhun ib-
rcr 8iirqcr al ihiiBen~, mo Cine
Rcglcruue, bic 10 meit gefommen lit,
bot ihre erite TfIiht neri0un1t un6
bat oomit feiuc Griiteu5berehtigung
nIebr
Serr 0pgbes bot in ieiner Reoe
nit MGBiqimg, nbcr ie6r einbrl,ds-
boI betont. nab Die 9'c9ieriina Serrn
billions qerooc hieie crIte Bflidt per-
i1unt lmo oic Nntion. ocren Brult-
bent cr 1T. gero0e auf oicien Stono
Der Sdmoh eebrod)t 9nt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
epllb.ifnEildlc ForfcI iicts eln0cirI
rn lei cine Rotbmeuoiqttit.
,srnnenitimmredit.
Gum 5d)InB inooiirte Charles {
)ugbes SicsSrnuenitimnrehts. liloni
er repu1iiioniid)en 4ld.tiornl, Or
Srnmenitimmrcdii.
Jiuoieuelt tritt iiir .Huabce Elm.
9fcm gorf. I. 9(ut

gtflr 2jOrI ]. Nu1.
oG5 mar cine befpun0ernsiperthc
Re6e. rno idl modlte oic 9ltimcrfianl-
felt oiii einine bcItimrite Tunfte Der
ieIhen biHlenfeu". erfldrte Sol. Che.
ofore 9iooicpeIt om Wonto1. nof-
oem 6. E.SngbeS iciue 2lnipr1d,e on.
loBlih 0er Gntqeaennnhme Ger To.
Hinntion o.s rcpltbIifoniid)cr GrGit.
bentihoitstnn6ioot aeboIten botte::
sd bin beionoers erireut llber bic
9lrt un6 @eiie, mie Sic fbGrifte. oher
cigentlif n.ebr aIs thGrid1tc Golitif
@errr Nilions @ierifo qeaenllber
5IoBaeiteat muroc. cine EpIitlf, Die
0en Der. Staoten IcmiiiGi9llnq. un6
9Ptrifo llnbeil 1ebrodlt hot. 0eiter
freut es mid iebr. pic gerobc berol3
6err SuGhcs oarouf birqcpicien bot
ME lddcrJid) SER g9ilIon lnicrc ga,
ton oemdtt BOT, inocin er bei rent
Den Wodlten oen Ginoruf cripedtc
Soi er 3mor IN ieiuer GipIomotic Die
idldriiten &ortc eetrdudle, 6eielbcn
cjcr MD: crnit 81 ncbuen ieicn Nie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
@ns bic Sritcu eIanben.
2onoon. 2. glua.

2onbon. 2. Mug.
sSnbieiieen Wariilefreiicn miro bic
tSabrt Der a3cutldlanb" mobI rtit
Ssnterelie rerfolet. Nan eIoilbt aber
nihf,. ooB es ibr aelingcn miro, Ole
,oeimotb 5u erreihen. Sin Der Abmi.
,uIitdt sueetbeilter 6lottenoiii6ier er.
florte, bab bic britiidle Narineober-
leitunq feline heionoere Golitif nit
Jiiidiidt aiif Die oeeen bns Soudboot
oeplonten Sperntionen un5utiuoieerl
hohe. Mnn lei mr. feit entidIoiicn.
bas 6obr5eug menn irgeno moelid],
iii fapern.
9luf Die Sroge, nh Elm britiides
&rieasidiff Die ~GentidlIono", folls
es tie lidten iollte, nerierfen pilroe.
perlpeiaerte ber Sffi5ier jeoe glntinort
Gr betonte MIR bic Ibiid1t hcr britt
ld)en 9fe1ierlne, bos Snudboot nifli
oIs Elm redltmaBieesSonoelsitiii on.
3uerfennen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
9dnemari idweigt nod.
SlnuA011 , 9I1tf

~DIlooHs :. una.
@otidoftcn aus &orcnbooen bonn
0Gittlpoh entboIten. Bop oie oniii.
Ihen 8choroen bis jet 0ic >9eridte
iiber ocli %erfoiif pnn 0anilt. @citin.
oien an oie Ser. Stontcn nod nidlt
beitotigt baben. 0ie 3eitlug GoIiti
ten idlreibt, Der Siosoog lDcrbe om
Srei1og cine oebcine,SitlnQ obboIter
i'll Der Die Rcoierlina SSrogen iibcr
bieien tSegenitonb beontlrnrten mid.
(Am %. HSuIi rmroe in 8oihine
ton amtlidl befonntoeocben, boi5 oic
SerlunoIungcn nit 0oneniarf ilber
ben Nnfouf non 0oniidl- sSeitinbien
ourt Die @ercinleten Stooten iilr
$25,000.000 tbntiGhlid) bouenbet
ieiel1.)
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NOminatiOn Sugbes'.
Ter republifaniidle GanSicat crlaa.
tert ieine sSilncs" III iei.
ncr Gampaenercbc.
9tem 9)orf. I. 2luauit.

~NNAR SfNAHs NtAAiAfA-
Charles Z. Sugbes ictte am
Montoaobeno in ieincr 2lnnobmereoe
oie ~SSliucs onSeinGnhcr. peld,e er
iciner Observation-Disclosures 5u.
erunhe legcn piro. Herr Suabes
nerlirtbeilte i'll id,driitcr gSeiie bie9o.
lift Der 6enlofratilhen Aominiitrc.
tion eeeenilberMerifo. gcgclilber Der
%ertbeibiguue omeritoniihcr Red,te
mobren0 Se& eirop1iiden aricgs, &C.
aclliiber Der observation-disclosures unb
onoeren groBen 6raocu 0es Cages.
er befonnte iidl 81 einern nelenaurs
pm ~6eitietcit uno Gonieouen5" Die
rito aegenilber. 81 Ylmerihrodener
MISUNDERSTANDING aller nmerifoni.
iden &cdtc 81 8aiier imo 5ii 9ano"
lomie 5iI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hisune nno oil nngemeiienem Sd)ue
Der Sit, nnb @ciifiiite"
Ger Observation-Disclosures Der
republitnniihcn Edrtei fritiiirte Die
aominiitrotion Graiiocnt gSiIions
pegen Der Art ino &ciic, in melher
| lie ppn Inbeeinn an oic Diplomatic
Der Ser. Stooten oeleitct ret. mo
Seitieteit ilno SodfenniniB notbig
Dor. ertlorte er. babe mon in oen let.
zen orei ,snbrcu Shlu0he uno lin
fenntniB geieben. Gan Gonl;nec
filbrte or ais 8ei'piel oofilr OIL. oob
luid)tiae Toiten i'm hiplonlotiihen
Dienit nit nheroienten 1eiuofroten"
beiett purhen, uno bc5cihnetc oie gl6.
5erufun9 0es nerbienten Botidloiters
;0errid in GariS noh guSbrlh 0es
ariege5 oIs Elm .beoouernSmertbc3
S2fcr on internotionoIem gnieben".
6rouenitimlnredt mr6e bon
Serrn oughes befiirmortct.
Iie 6eierIidJfeit fono in Garncoie
@na in 9tep Yrrf Itott @ouuerneure
nnn orei Stdaten. i,iele @unoesienuto.
rem, llneefobr bunoert GonorcboD9e-
oronete, biele Delegation scr tcaubli,
faniidlen mo Der progrciiibcn Con.
berte uno Goriisenoe Oer Stnatsous-
ihilllc bcioer Yartcien nnren erShie
Een. Senotor 9arbina. Der SorIiber
oes repu6Iifoniid,en 9totion1Ifpn.
Dcnts N Ghio9o mar. iiberbrodte
'3crrn 4'r6hes formen nie Rr0iinent-
INSTRUMENTATION Der repubIifani.
iden Tortei.
Sinepln's Eartci iuiehcr aceint.
Qcrr @uaheS betonte in ieiner Ion
gen Rcne,. ooB ser IueenbIlf ron
mcittroaen6er 8eoeutlino lei. Gr be,
oeute Die @ierernerciniqllne olIer
5aftirnen Der Tortci. or beoeitte. Soi}
oe Eortei SinoIn< non neuem nebo.
rcn. ihoifcnsluitin unh fan:pibcreii
iei. Gie 3eit lei dllBerit tritiih. frie.
tilfcr ols IenoIs ieit Dem 9'itrqer
friea, ilno ocsboIT bohe oas 2un6 oei
tSeiit nationoler @iniofeit nottia 9it
repllblifoniid,e Iortci lei oieienige
iuelde Die 3ielc Der Notion permirf
iid,cu uno pirflihem Nmerifnner
tbum Iushritf aeben 'ueroe.
Die merifaniide Srnec.
8einobc bcr nicrtc Sheil scr Gcht
1T Der nleritoniidlen Fraac eeipibmet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
gtute Der Gutente.
X0n0oll, I. 9lno

NutDuU, J. IHB-
Ger britiihe ariegsmunitions-
ntiniiter 2orb Robert Cecil tbeiIte
Qiontoq I'M llnterhous nit, ooB ia
Sditie ieinolid)er Rotionolit1t in:
britiifen. t2 III fron3oiil6en, 30 lit
rIiiiifen un0 50 in italieniihen So.
fen foniis3irt mdr6cu leien. AGc in
britiid)cn mo itoIieniidcn @oicn ae.
foperten Sdliiie. iiiate er bin3u limo
il Gicuit 1eitelIt nor6cn gluberoem
Ielcn II ieinoIidle Sdlifie in portu-
gi(iiiden 0i'eu lno einc hetradtlidc
2tn8obI ouf hober Gee iortgennmmen
moroen. Gie in GortuaoI qefopcrten
Sdifie iollen in 3ienit aeiteat per-
6en, iobnlo iie olls9cbeiiert fino.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
9rs Anifers 4rnklamtntin,t.
Nmiternam. iher epnhnn. 1. Nuanit.

l.
c
benz hmre atradt
Der
II
sdbf Gnsan& s@annd bSbo
mbulconbdt
sit
cit
sdruHs fduSs
NuS nmbSn
MI beu
il
smscubm nnb@e
Sm spfem 0aup pqnrhr
Im"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
&riegsproiperitat.
9}elp 9lnrf. .. 9(uo1

TtPIU UUTI, 2. AuQlllI.
gSG6renb Der 5;oeijobriaen Gauer
oes 2rieaes in europa bon Der
ShiffSperfebr in @ofen BON Nap
aJorf eetpnIti9 auGcnonuucR.
Die 3unohme betrn9 1882 .Shiiic
pergIihen nit hen Dem 9rieac Dor.
oufeeeonecncn SSohre
1Ssn sisfaljohrc 1915 trafen 5243
Sd)iifc. oorunter 4771 0nnpfer Gin;
I'M SSisfnljobre 1916 hiuocgcn 6060
Shiffe, norlnter 5456 9onpicr.
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Serr Slehes ldbt Die 0relQnille Der
lesten hrei Sabre an Der 8ren5c rno
i'll Werifo RcDue poliircn uno metlt
nod. bob hie pe1cnln0rtiac Iomint'
ilraiion bon 9nbedinn nn cine EplitIt
scr llnbeitdnoiofcit lno @anfclnlils
tbigfeit eingelhloQen rno perfolgt
babe, Die 5uln She'll iiir Die jcelgen
flaotiidlen 3litlnoe in Der 9fohbor-
repubIif perontportlih ieien. 2meri:a
bobe in nerifo fcine dnoeren ,SntereI
Ten ols Den tSd)uB pon 2eben uno III
qentbum omerifonilder @ilrQer, nm
Die inneren Angelegeuhcite.l Nterifos
nurite1l Iid nie Ger. Stnoten nldi
fiiinmern. nno oesbolb perltrtbeile er
! ). =. sic 5oItlmg Der GSmiuiitrotion
'Nucrto gegeniiber. Der elr5iec Daonn.
Der imltdnoc gelpeien mare. 9iihe lno
Gr0numo mieocrber3uitellen. OieScr.
Stooten bGtten fein 9tedlt gehnhi, ,ihni
Ynerfernlma 81 pcrionen. neil CT
bonn ctbiihcn Ston0nanft ans nidli
cinm0nofrel mar.
9lmcrifauiidle gitdDtc.
9caiielid) ocr @abrlmg omcrifori,
iher Hehte I'M eropoiihen arieg er.
tIdrt S>rlohes, bicA0nliniItratipn bubr
III ihren atoten ;pobl stopfer lulo
flirdltlos geiprnhcu" e5 jcood bet.
iormt ouh 10 3u bnnheln. oottC
s}rdiihent @ilion feinen 3peifel oo.
rilber ouftoinmen loiien bob or es
ernit nit ieiuer 2robuug meintc, CT
mcrot GelttidlIono ftrtft perontmcrtt
lidl bolten", 10 mare eS nift bo8a 0e
frnmen ooB Eoiiodiere uno N}on1-
id)oilm Scr 2iiiitonio unIfomeli.
Sriessbcreitidlaft.
Die Grieesbereiiidoit Der Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
305 SoOte bel ben NalobrGu=
Den in Gana0a.
GobnLt. Ont. |. NEa

Grcocrif Cone. acuiniiIior fiir
4(nleiben, Der sic Ontario 9ieaicrttng
sur 9ilieleiiting mir 0othIeiocuoe BET
benz Cntorio 6cuer periritt. crflGr-
te an Giensto9oheno. oaB ole aus
or1 bcridlieocnen heinl9cirhten 0ies
bietcu einQcqonlenen Berihtn ,,gc.
ZEN bob Die 3ohl Ger Scotcn lcet
dui 305 gcid)ott miro.
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DIE Observation-Disclosures
gen baben Ole 6rtcbicbte
pom Ga Grefie niett ma,
miticbreiben ioneern nit
MAIDEN helien.
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Baltimore, /. 4ueuit.

rs beutfd,e San.
bells , ll'nterlee-
boot 9cutihlnno
irot Dienstoe
9tahmittne bon
Baltimore, Mo..
ans Die &eimrei-
ie nod Oeutld-
Ionh on. aa.
pit0n 8oul &n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04

Stnotcn lieoe iehr i'm ar0cn has bat
ten Die 0emotrGten mldl einaclehen.
Got crit icit eincm SSohr. Gesbol5
r0nne er niht umhin. 6lt oralpohner.
0ob Die Nomiitiitrntion nit ihren
neutrality-suspicious. rein ooIltilhc
3fnefe per'oIoe, nenn bic Nerlpolhma
Der arieoSiIntte, meIhe Die oenofro-
tilde Mominiitrntinn Dem 2onoe be.
| lhcert iei obiolut un'obia. 8as bas
Gam broudt, iei lngciuclicner Shut
beloer aiiiiem @riinbIithteit III Der
AuSbilouu9 Der Wtonnihoiten 6es
9eCres mo Der sSIotte, Elm grobcrcS
! iiehenoes Seer, feline Heicrpen uno
!1tiIi5en. oenn man ranuc Die frleoli.
den Neidl6fti9itnaen nahgebenaen
9'iireer niht gut 5u einen Tieuit
berdn3ieben, me es gegcniuGrtig a.,
Der mcrifoniihen @rensc Der Soll iii.
oane Dem 8irthihoitSIchen bes Gan.
bes 3u ldaben.
9Inocr Siiue$. Die 6crr @u99e8
III ieiner 8coe berllhrtc. iinn:
SdlieSsoertrage.
/ Shico6hcrtrGQe iino niitlih bis 5ii
cinenl ecmiiien CSrooe, fonnen Ie0odl
nldlt Nrieqc perhin0ern. Gin inter
notionoleS Gribun1I fam icgenbrin
gcnh lem. 0oh n,itBten rcqelmobig
Gonicrensen BON 9scrtrctern oller
S1nher itottiin0cn. in ocncn pGIter.
redtlIde 6raaen beiprodlen, llrioden
iilr internotionnle Rciblngen behn.
fen imo ioIhe Menocrimgen ON 9ol
fercdn porgenommcn iuerhCn, 0ic
hurd neugelboiienc g'ers1i;niiie &C
hcten rccroen
SdlubSolle.
Gos Geripreden Der Tonlofratcn
/ ben Ae5en3ilnterhoIt oeS olnerifoni,
| ldcn &oifs beroh5lleben. 1T nid)t &C,
tultcn iuoroen, picInIcbr lit es belltl
| idnpieriaer, cine 6oniliC 3u untsibaI.
Ten oils nor ffci @Sabren. 0ierbei
/ bort nidlt nerqciien ipcrocn. bn', oer
ucue Iorli nor Vcginn oeS arica5 I'M
Sonoc cine aeijlbrlidc Cjeidldftsbe'
prriiion bcrbcigcilihrt bate. ,SE Der
Sto6t 9tcu 9orf ollcin morcn bGn'aIs
| 300. 900 NerioncH oifer grbeif. Te8,
hdib ieien Sd)ut3oae iiir meId]c Si(
repibIifaEiihc Fortci ilet8 eiugetre.
ten lei cine Roibmeuoiqftit.
Sranenitimmredii.
3um 5d)Irb inooiirte Charles e
&ugbes SicsSrnuenitimmrefts. lilonfC
Der repu5iiioniiden 4ld.tiornl, Oor
1aen Inqcu oesholb. mciI SIC
tFruLen in ibrcin Snnpic idIiehlid
ood iicgen fpllroen. unh Gcriudle, SIC
| NenequnG ein5u61mrrcn. 0cir n rtb.
ld)aitIidIen uno politiideE 2eben ocs
2nil0eS nur Sdluoen hrin0cn ni,Btcn
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g Sdrcibt on 6as Sotel 6o.
6iion. minneapolis, iilr beidrelbenoe
WiihIein.
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6eiino.
9eorfnIf. so. 9

9(OTInII, SNUp 2 NIIB.
Ios Oeutidle llrterice 0on6els
fd]ifi 1eutihInno pniiirte Wtittlpotl
9Ibeno nm $50 llnr in oIlcr 9tiihe
Die @iroinin Gaps onf ieiner Sein-
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28

fo, ate paintings can thus be easily
narrowed and kept in good condition
Arrange crops as much as possible ac-
cordins to cultural requirements and
season of maturity 50 that crops re-
curing the same cultivation and ir-
rigation will be kept ogether.
Space the rows so that there will be
very little hoeing to do. Where
horse cultivation only is used make
all rows 21a or 8 feet apart for nearly
all vegetables, but the trailing vines.
If you have a wheel hoe plant small
vegetables 18 inches or 2 feet apart,
2h to feet for cabbage and plants
requiring more room, and a to 8 feet
for vines. Do not use too many diff
ferent distances for the wheel hoe.
To adjust the blades for different dis
tances is not only annoying but often
means that inefficient work is done or
the work neglected. Avoid succession
planting as much as possible by choos-
ing early, medium and late varieties
of the same crop-C. c. Staring,
Montana Experiment Station.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
HINTS ON TREE PLANTING

Some timely suggestions upon the
subject of planting trees are offered
in bulletin issued by the Montana
experiment station, with special ref
erence to the observance of Arbor
Day.
1t is advised that in selecting trees
and shrubs for planting Montana peo-
pie should not neglect native varieties.
Select specimens which are growing
apart from the rest of the trees; 1st
because they generally have better
form; End, because being more ex-
posed they are harder and more apt
to live. Threes cannot be expected to
do we'll when suddenly shifted from
the protection of the woods to the ex-
posed conditions of the farmstead.
Select small specimens rather than
large specimens. Seeding trees in
the woods tend to develop a tap root
system rather than fibrous root sys-
tenn. Consequently it is very difficult
to secure an adequate root system
with large trees. In the long run the
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
GRAIN LOADER DOES WORK OF
HARVEST HANDS

A hbor-saving agricultural ma
chine, described in the May number
of Popular Mechanics Magazine, dis
penses with harvest hands employed
in the field in loading grain to be
stacked or to supply a threshing ma
chine. 1t is called a shock loader and
will fill a wagon rack in less than
two and a half minutes. 1t weighs
$500 lbs., is drawn by four horses.
and is operated by the driver alone
The principal parts of the machine
are the "pickers" and three carriers
The pickers, whose position is ana.
logous to that Of the cutting knives
on binder, lift the bundles of grain
and deposit them on a carrier by
which they are transferred to hor.
izontal carrier at the rear, from this
the grain is raised on an inclined ele'
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28

vator and dropped into wagons which
move alongside the machine. The
pickers are Gin. spikes fastened to a
eft. steel bar. They grasp the
bundles and the turning of the bar
deposits them on the carrier. The
pickers also gather up>the loose grain
about the shocks. A 20-in. drive
wheel operates the carriers, pickers,
etc. The machine will do the work
of several men pitching bundles in
the field and can load six wagons fast
enough to supply threshing outfit
as rapidly as IL wagons can under
the old method. This loader is also
used advantageously in loading alfal-
ia, for it does not shake off the dry
leaves, as is done in hand loading.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
NOT HARD TO GROW CELERY


Tests conducted by the department
of horticulture of the experiment sta
tion have demonstrated that the me-
thod of growing celery in beds is
well adapted to the home garden as
well as the small market garden. The
celery is set in beds six feet wide with
the plants six inches apaIt each way
or they may be set as close as four
inches. For the best results with this
system, the ground should be very
rich and plenty Of water should be
available. The celery is blanched by
setting boards up on edge about the
bed. The tops should provide suf-
ficient shade to blanch the stalks in
the center of the bed but if they do
not the bed can be covered over with
boards or other material affording
shade.
On small plot Of ground much
more celery can be raised in this way
than by other methods. The celery
is very clean and much labor is saw
ed as compared with the system of
blanching with earth. Celery may be
had late in the fall by banking up
about the boards with straw and pla-
cling additional covering over the
beds. The varieties like Golden Self.
Blanching or White Plume. are the
best for this system of culture.-C
C. Staring.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28

keep it as dry as possible until it is
threshed. The seeds should be kept
from the wet ground, and if stacked
should be protected in some way from
fall rains.
If a good, pure strain of flax is
raised, too much care can not be
taken in having the threshing ma.
chine thoroughly cleaned before this
seed is threshed. Do not thresh the
seed when too damp or try to clean
it too thoroughly in threshing. Fail
urc to thresh all The seed from the
bolls and the practice Of blowing out
portion of the seed with the dirt re-
suits in reduced yields.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
OAT-SMUT CONTROL

The treatment of seed oats with
formalin to prevent smut is becom-
ing more and more general, accord
ing to reports of the county agents
in the North and West. In 1915,
$40 county agents reported, and of
these 146 succeeded in inducing farm
ers to adopt this precaution. One
hundred and one of the agents had
between them 1854 fields or plats in
which they were giving demonstra-
tions of oat-smut control.
Many of the agents made prac-
tice of counting the smutted heads
in fields sown with treated and un-
treated seed in their respective coun-
ties. The average percentage of
smut in the untreated fields reported
by 80 men was IA per cent. Where
the seed had been treated, most of
the agents reported that less than
one-half Of l per cent was found
smutted, and in some cases none at
all. The average increased yields
from the use of treated seed under
The direction of the agents was re-
ported by 33 men to be little more
than 8 bushels per acre. This is
probably larger than the yields that
would actually be obtained if all
farmers treated their seed oats, since
under present conditions only those
mon do so who have sufficient smut
in their fields to convince them of
the Importance of finding remedy.
It is difficult to convince the average
farmer that the loss from oat smut
in his field is likely to be as great
is the percentage of smutty heads
in any representative area.
An interesting instance Of the val
ue of the treatment is reported in Illi-
nois. A farmer treated his seed
oats for Is acres and sowed 4 acres
with untreated seed. The two plats,
duced So bushels per acre, the un-
the same, were harvested and thresh-
ed separately. The treated seed pro-
in which the other conditions were
treated, 32 bushels. To secure this
gain of 20 bushels an acre all that
was necessary was an expenditure OF
from to 10 cents an acre for the
labor and material in treating the
seed. In this county in 1918 there
were only farmers who treated
their oats. In 1915 there were about
1,5OO. In some Illinois counties hav-
ing county agents from a. to 60 per
cent of the total oats acreage was
treated last year.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
TO PLAN YOUR HOME
GARDEN START EARLY

While we are planning the work
for the coming summer let US plan
the home garden so we can have the
maximum amount of good fresh vege-
tables with the least amount of work
and will not be so much inclined to
neglect the garden when the first en-
thusiasm of spring has worn off.
Where the lay of the land and ir-
rigation will permit, lay out the rows
the long way of the garden, even il
more than one vegetable is planted in
a row. Arrange perennial crops, like
asparagus and rhubarh, at one side
Next arrange annual crops according
to the season of planting. The lane