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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-04
Jack-Tars Amusing
Themselves While They
Wait for German Fleet

Z still carried by the Tiger. The shell
was from one Of the Teuton's eleven
inch guns. the Tigers officers declare
/ Ii failed to penetrate the nine-inch
belt of krupp armor while the Tigers
Is l-2 inch guns were perforating the
equalled "Krupp-armored" German
battle cruiser.
Berlin still believes the Tiger was
sunk In this action. A possible fore
cast of future German naval warfare
in the North Sea and an explanation
Of why the German belief Is nrm that
the Tiger went down was given by
one Of the Tigers officers. When the
Blucher turned her massive hull to
view, a zeppelin appeared 10000 feet
above and dropped bombs in the vi
cinity of the British feet busy pick
ing up the Blucher's survivors.
Observers on the air ship saw the
Blucher's death struggle and assumed
that it was the Tiger The word was
carried back to Berlin and ofhcially
announced to the world before Ger
many saw At to announce that the
Blucher was sunk. 1t was the same
old Tiger. however, which the writer
inspected from stem to stern today;
and seeing is believing.
Not far astern the Tiger stood the |
other member Of the battle squad
ron's cat family. 1t was the Lion, |
bristling with guns, big and small.
primed and ready for any emergency. |
Nearby lay the New Zealand, a gift |
to the navy from New zealanders In
1910, and which made a record trip !
around the world just before the war.
The Princess Royal. 700 trim feet
Of fighting ship. also was nearby,
keeping silent company with the
other feet units, the identities Of
which must remain admiralty Sc
rets.
The battle cruiser squadron is
waiting for something out Of the air
which will set dozens OF engines rae
ing toward the open sea and cause
huAdreds Of officers, gunners and
stokers and thousands of seamen to
jump to their battle stations. Less
than ten minutes after the prepare
for action" comes from the flagship
the leading scout cruisers will be
tearing out to sea. Close behind, a
few minutes later. will come the
speedy battle cruisers. primed for the
but ever welcome ac-
ton.
Every four days some Of these
lighter craft. scout cruisers and tor
pedo boats amble seaward to take
their patrol stations where the wire
less ears can be nearer the German
coast. 1t is these craft that will give
the signal. Their diversion in the
is hunting the elusive sub
marine. many of which. it was learn
ed today. have cruised their last In
luest Of the battle cruiser squadron's
haven. Heavy nets. set farther in
and, act as the squadron's second
inc OF defense against the submarine.
Whether these nets have been ef-
'ective for catching purposes is a
question that goes courteously un-
answered.
Despite the long wait for the Ger
mans to emerge from Kiel or He'll
soland, there is no lack Of morale,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-04

NEW YORK, March 4.-what mat
ter II this be vale of tears II you
are all done up in veil OF lace?
Who's going to know whether your
face is leaking or wearing a smile
that won't come off?
Salome was awfully careless about
discarding every one Of her seven
wells at once but the maid today is
much more circumspect and never ap-
pears without at least one This head
strong dancer Of old was supposed to
have quite collection of these filmy
articles Of apparel. in fact quite a
corner on the veil market. but any
fashionable damsel of 1916 turns up
her nose behind one of her nfty-seven
varieties and shifts disdainfully at
poor old Sails paltry seven.
When you take the veil. however,
be sure and take a smart one. The
vide black meshed ones with a deep
and intricate black lace border are
simply stunning and are worn gath
cred in closely to tiny black turban
like askull cap and then fare out like
lamp shade or the full skirt OF
premier danseuse.
The question Of length is a vital
proposition with these new bouffant
wells. The more elaborate lace ones
fall we'll down around the wearer's
shoulders and bust while others with
but narrow border flare out piquant-
ly Just level with your chin.
Many of the smartest hats are made
with the veil already attached. It is
as vital an adjunct as a flower or a
feather.
Beside the lovely black lace ones
there are smart taupe. brown and
blue ones in a medium mesh with
edges in conventional de-
signs like the Greek key or the wall
of Troy.
The borders for the wells, of course.
offer wonderful opportunities for the
display Of versatility and originality
among designers and already we have
fringe and fur playing the role of veil
edging while metallic borders Of ga
loon or tinsel are used on wells
through the meshes of which threads
Of silver and gold CLEAN fitfully.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-04

Alex Cheyne. Mrs. Stewart. Lucille
Stewart, Thelma McReynolds. Mrs.
Barker. Mrs. Clude Griffith, Mrs. J. A.
McComb and Geraldine West. A total
of $3S was cleared at this entertain
ment.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-04

Mt. Laki feels Justly proud Of Its
youngsters, as q result OF the baby
show at klamath Falls. Quite an
interest was taken by this section In
the affair. and nearly all Of our bab-
les were examined. None Of these
scored less than 80 per cent. and one
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Shorts scored
perfect.
Miss Octavia DeLap Of klamath
Falls is spending the weekend with
Faye West.
Mr.. Mcclellan of Macs Cash Store
was county seat visitor Friday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-04

Needles for nearly 200 different
makes of machines. We are sure to
have Just the kind you need. SC
the paper.
SGT WILLIs-JOHNsTONE co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-04
ORPHEUS THEATER

~
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"A squabble for Squab,"
One Reel American Comedy
1.-THE Water Ways Of Burgess"
Picturesque Scenic
Observation-Disclosures Pranks."
Comedy
Admission 10 Cents
Sunday and Monday
THE LAST DAYS OF POSiPEII"
In Six Parts
Produced In Pompeii. Italy. From
the famous novel by Lord Bulwer
Lytton.
Admission 10 cents
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-04
Of Interest to Women
MARGARET MASON

Although you have a stunning hat.
A swagger suit and things like that,
II you're without a veil. you see.
without avail your style will be.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-04

An Aetna disability policy protects
your income. See Chilcote. 2
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-04

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-05
STATE UNDAY,SCHOOL
CONVENTION\WILL BREAK
ALL IT'S PAST RECORDS
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL

STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL -. 49,.
Information from the Office of the
Georgia Sunday School association in
dicates extraordinary preparations are
being made for the State Snday School
convention which Is to be held in At
lanta June 13-14-15. The officers of
the State Sunday School association
and the Program committee are de-
termined to make this the best Sun
day school convention ever held in
the state, and break all past records
for attendance. More than so speakers
are on the program. Among them are
such men as Mr.. Marion Lawrence, of
Chicago; General Secretary of the In
ternatiOnal Sunday School associa-
ton; Mr. p f. Green, Birmingham,
superintendent of Sabbath School
work, Alabama Synod of the Presby-
terrain church, u. s. A.; DIR. Plato Dur
ham, of Atlanta, Dean of the Can
der School of Theology; DR.. w. L.
Pickard, of Macon, president of Mer-
Ger University; Miss Daisy Davies, La
Grange, president of La Grange Fe-
male college; Mrs. II. II. Tiff, Triton;
DIR. A. w. Van Hoose, Rome. president
of Shorter college; and many other
speakers of equal prominence.
The music is to be in charge Of
Prof. f. o. Excel, uf chicago, who is
one Of the worlds famous convention
song leaders and composers of music.
He will be assisted by Prof. Alvin w.
Roper. of Winona Lake, Ind. who has
been pianist with Prof. Excel for
number Of years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-05

I The Atlanta Sunday School workers
and church people are taking hold OF
the arrangements with true Atlanta
spirit Mr. J. V. Wellborn, of Atlanta,
| is chairman of the General committee
on Arrangements. The committee on
Entertainment is composed of Prof.
Floyd Field, chairman and 29 other
prominent church workers of Allan
ia. They are securing homes for $500
delegates
All white Sunday schools in the
stste are entitled to three delegates
hes des pastor and superintendent. Ev-
e y Sunday school in the country is
egaies who can take the place Of any
regular delegate who finds it impossi-
Bile to attend. In case any school, or
church that has no school, fails to
elect delegates, the first three adults
who register from that school will be
counted as delegates.
Each delegate win be furnished free
entertainment for lodging and break
fast while attending the convention.
This arrangement was made because
any church in a city the size of Allan
ia is several miles from the majority
OF the homes. For this reason the
officers of the State association felt
that the delegates would prefer get
ting their lunches and suppers at
down town restaurants near the con-
vention church.
A very low railroad rate has been
granted from various parts of the
state. The round trip rate from Bruins
wick TO Atlanta is $3.50,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-05

WAS AGREED UPON
REORGANIZATION OF THE Ma
TIoNAL GUARD OF LOCAL
INTEREST.

The Brunswick rifiemen will be in
terested in the following dispatch
from Washington:
Reorganization and liberalization
of the National Guard as proposed by
the house, whereby there would be
created a militia reserve of approx
mately 100000 men, was tentatively
agreed to today by the conferees
on the army bill. The senate's pro-
visions for the National Guard were
along the same line as those in the
house bill, but would provide for only
$780, 900 men.
Some of the senate amendments to
the original senate bill respecting the
militia may be accepted tomorrow.
including the Wadsworth amendment,
which would require enlisted officers
and men to take an oath to the Unit
ed States as we'll as to the state.
The conferees struck a deadlock,
temporarily at least, when they reach
ed the federal volunteer army re-
serve provision of the senate bill,
and after spirited debate the mat
ter was passed over without action.
This proposed force of 100000 men,
which was twice saved in the senate
by close vote after it had been
bitterly opposed by the champions
of the National Guard, probably will
not be agreed upon by the conferees.
1t was emphatically asserted to-
night that the senate conferees would
not yield on the point, and predic-
ton was made that the committee
would have to report a disagreement
on that feature and seek further in
structions from the senate and house
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-05
FIFTY DOLLARS ($5ooo) REWARD.

A reward of Fifty Dollars will be
paid for the apprehension of, with
proof to convict, the person or per-
sons stealing plumbing fixtures, brass
es or other metals rom buildings in
this city.
N. B.--This reward not payable to
any member of the police force.
J. HUNTER HOPKINS,
Mayor City of Brunswick.
Brunswick, Ca, May 4, 1916. Sig
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-05
Finest Cathartic
H0t
: I Euero Used''

They do not grippe and their effect 10 quick
and sure"-says L. l.. Levey.1eff
For a long time I suffered from
constipation and liver trouble" says
MT. L: L. Levcy of Green Bay, Wis.
.Nothing seemed to help me. i final
ly secured a package of Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets and am pleased, to state
that they have cured ME. They are
the finest cathartio i have ever used,
as they do not grippe at all, and their
effect is quick and stfre.''
If you are at all troubled with
constipation, Foley Cathartic Tablets
Will be a blessing to you--they not
only, induce natural, comfortable
movement, but they have a strength
ening and beneficial effect upon the
intestinal tract. s1Y .peaA 81
Foley Cathartic Tablets can safely be
taken by any and every member of
your family. Like all Foley remedies
they are sold in yellow packages. Ac-
cept nothing but the genuine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-05

See the Georg Hardware company
ad on page eight; they want you to be
one to receive present.
Wl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09
'XNIT.-.
Ska:rb.

Spyra wyszed}szy cd Borzaka,
ME szuka} spoczynku, ale zaczaf
.rozmysIac mad swa dola wog6le
CODY wypada}o .uczynic. Pozna},
re juz ME wytrzyma walczacego
sic poga1stwa, chcia}: tedy PREY
najmniej zapewnic sobie spokoj--
Ia przysz}ossc. "Otoz lyle lat
pracowalem'', m6wi} sam do sic
bic, Wv nadziei, re ma starosc be-
de mial pewny kawa]ek chleba,
a: tn widze, ~inaczej sic stanie. ;Ha
przeciez jest skarb wsp6lny, .wsza
kzez i ia man prawo do mojej
czesci, vice ia sobic wziac music,
BIO dobrowolnie nicbym ME do
sta1; Lecz sam ME wydobede te--
go z}ota + srebra, jezeli mi kto
ME pomoze. Wien juz, OTTO Garba
odzwierny ME odm6wi mi pomo-
cy.' TIDAL sic vice do CARLY, a
pc dlugiej naradzie poszli ia
szczyt Cork, gdzie sta}y posagi
bozk6w. Pc cichu, ably ME obu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09
Corka klemensowa.
PowieSc odnoszaca sic
Do z~aprowadzenia chrze$ci-
ja1stwa " Szlasku,
oparta ma podaniach ludu gorno
szlazkiego.
(Ciag dalszy.)


"Dziekuj bogom'', rzccze Spy
IA, "ze- jestes PREY zdrowych zmy
s}ach. Grozi nam bowiem Wielkie
niebezpieczenstwo. Borzak, kt0re-
mu tax ufalismy, zdradzif nas..'
Me da1 mu d~okonczyc Jakiemicz,
ale z ca}ej silly potezna piescia u
derzy} Spyre miedzy oczy, tax, re
ten w tel chwili powali} sic ia zie
mic. Kopnaf go jeszcze pare ray
noga Jakicmicz, mruczac pod no
sem: "Nie pojmuje, jak Borzak
TAXA gadzine moze trzymac PREY
sobie.' Dose d}ugo trwa}o, "a
MIN powstal Spyra, macajac sic
pc twarzy, azali posiada wszyst--
kie cz}onki.
Uda} sic %nastepnie do kap}a--
now,, .ktorzy PREY bozyszczach
straz trzymali, ale i ci byli pijani.
Wtedy doni6sf Spyra Borzakowi,
re wszyscy jego towarzysze leza
pijani ia ziemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09

Jeden tylko Klemens bvf bez DO
jazni, a SERGE jego pe1ne bylo- ME
bieskiej radoSci. Widzac pre-
strach ludu, zawo}al glosem wiel-
kim .:Padajcie ma kolana i m6dl
Gle sic: Boze Wszechmogacy uni
|luj sic mad nami!' Lud powta-
rzal pelcn skruchy s}owa modli-
'twy. Wtem i deszcz rzesisty "a
cza} padac, ale lud z ziemi ME pc
wstawal. Dopiero gdy Klemens
zawezwa1: ''Dziekujcie Bogu "a
mi}osierdzie jego!" i rzek}, ably
sic rozeszli i nazajutrz przyszli,
wtedy kazdy szuka} schronienia
pred nawa}nica. Deszcz pada}
bez przerwy dzien i noe Gala az
do rama nazajutrz.
Coz movie 0 radosci spotkania,
gdy Dobros}awa i Mieczus zoba--
czyli Klemensa? S}owem, wesele
panowa}o W divorce Borzaka i w
chatkach ia ok0f Cork Pioruno-
wei. Wszyscy jednozgodnie PREY
mali. re dzien ten naleZa1 do mai
szczeSliwszych w ich zyciu.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09
UWOLNIJCIE WASTE DZIEC1
Cd ROBAK0W.

Tysiace dzieci maja robaki kto-
re podkopuja zywotnosc i ety.
mia je niechetne i zlosliwe. Kic-
kapoo Worm Killer zabija i usu-
wa robaki i ma toniczny efekt ma
caly uk}ad. Czy vase dzieci jedza
spazmatycznie? Czy zrywaja sic
gdy spia albo zgrzytaja zebami.
|Sa to oznaki robok0w i p0winnis-
Gle szukac pomocy natychmiast
Kickapoo Worm Killer jest Ia
godnem lekarstwem. . wasZych
aptekarzy, 25c. Ogf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09
Ludzie Mega
Teraz Zostac
Szybko Chudy1ni
Przez u~miarkowanie waszej
dyety g}ebokie oddycha~
ME i branie Tasco.

Tluste osoby, s~zczegolnie te co maja cd 10 do 80
funt6w pcnad normalna wage beda ciekawe do
wiedziec sic re moga latwo obnizye W. wage bez
morzenia sic glodem i meczacych ruchow.
Moze to bye dokonanem$przez umiarkowanie W
dyecie. tax re ME przeladujecie waszych orga-
now przez strawienie. dostajac dostatek swieze-
go powietrza, oddychajac g}eboko i branie tassco
cztery razy dziennie.
Tasco jest do dostania " kt6rejkolwiek dobrej
apiece " 5 granowych tablecikach. biorac jeden
po kazden jedzeniu i jeden pred udaniem sic ma
spoczynek. One ~kQsztuja ma}o. sa absolutnie ME
szkodliwe. sa lagcdne do brania i sa przcznaczone
ma obnizenie nagromsdzonej ~tlustosci gdziekol-
wick u~lokowanej systemic.
Kilka dniowa kuracya powinna okazac widccz-
ne obnizenie wagi, cialo powinno pozostac twar-
de. skora gladka a ogolne zdrowie pole W
rzeczy wistosci vase ~stapanie powinno navel bye
lzejsze i praca ola was }atwiejsza ~ilzejsza i Chef
niejsza i b}ogie czucie " ogole.
Kazda osoba kt6ra jest 10 albo 20 funt6w ponad
normalna wage powinna rzeczywiscie spr6bowac
tego leczenia, z pewnoscia znajdziecie. il Jest
akurat TEN czego wy chcecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09

Czy brakuje ci mocy i krzep-
kosci? Czy jestes s}aby? Czy je-
stes zawsze chorobliwie usposo-
biony? Powinienes uzywac Holi--
sierra Rocky Mountain herbaty.
Naturze wlasciwe lekarstwo -
nawskros przeczyszczajace
wzmacniajace. 35c. w apiece
Brown'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09
Jezeli straciles .iuz lyle picnic

JezeH stracaes Juz lyle plelle-
dry re sam uwazafes "a stosownc
przestac, ME doznajac ulgi w cho
robie; to teraz nadszedf czas spro
bowac Ora. Piotra Gomozo. Kaz-
da butelka tego lekarstwa zawie-
ra W sobie skuteczna ulge; zaraz
pierwsza dawka przekona Gle o
tenn. Me MONA go kupic W apte-
kach. Pisz do DIR. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co., 1876 So. Hoyne
ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09

To sic vie re p}acisz pieniadze,
lecz otrzymujesz wartosc pienie--
dry; ola tego pieniadze maja u
ciebie znaczenic tax jak Rocky
Mountain herbata W swiecie! w
apiece Brown a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09
Spe}niona prosba. >

ZDllZVf sic Qfug1 OZle1l SNletd.
Jeszcze wszyscy spali, a juz kle-
mems trawil czas ia modlitwie,
b}agajac OLGA Niebieskiego, ably
mu uzyczy} Observation-Disclosures do
Swietego dzie}a.
Juz. pred switaniem rozesz}a
sic miedzy t}umami wiesc 0 zrabo
waniu skarbca. Dowiedziawszy
sic O tenn Borzak, pospieszyf do
podzicmnego ganku, gdzie sic ma
ocznie 0 kradziezy przekona}. Ia
plani, kt6rzy pilnowali skarbu,
drzeli jak listki osikowe, ale |kt6z
opisze ich radosc, gdy Borzak
przemowif do~nich lagodnym g}o-
sem: ''Coz sic lekacie. Jake ma
bycie, take pozbycie, gdyz MES
prawiedliwie, DO oszukanstwem
te skarby zgromadziliSmy. Ale
gdziez Spyra?'
Nadaremnie go szukanO, Ia ME
90 vice tez i ia Garbe pablo po--
dejrzenie, re oni skarb okradll.
Gdy Slonce zaczefo wschodzic
lud zgromadza} sic PREY posagach.
Wkr6tce tez nadeszli kaplani, ale
nie uczynili zwyk}ego pok}onu
pred posagami, oznajmujac Judo
wi. re wszelkie ofiary So darem--
ne. gdyz bogowie ME NIGGA dopo-
modz.
"Czemuz ME, kt6z mas wyslu--
cha, kto liam dopomoze' te po-
dobne okrzyki s}ychac bylo mic
Idly ludem, ale ucich}y magic, gdy
znowu, jak. wczoraj,; Klemens z
podziemnego ganku wystaphf'
Pobozny @ten kap}an Chrystusow
spojrzal ku niebu, a ~jeszcze O
pomoc b}agajac, a potem W te sic
do ludu odezwa} slowa~:
"Bracia kochani! Zaiste brac-,
mi was moge nazywac, DO i. ia je-
stem jednego z wami pochodzenlia
i W moich zylach plynie krew slo
wianska, i moi rodzice n~alezeli do
szczepu' Polan. Bog, Stw6rca ME
ba i ziemi, o kt6rym wan JUL
wczoraj m6wilem, postal mnie dc
was, abym wan zwiastowal praW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09

Ldzic spiacych jeszcze z pijanstwa
straznik6w, spuscili sic otworem
do podziemnego sklepienia, gdziee
zapalili ,smolna pochodnb, ably
i'm by}o jasno. Odszukali drzwi
prowadzace do sklepu, W ktorych
by}y z}ozone skarby ofiarne, a re
drzwi by}y zamkniete, vice Wy
wazyli je dragiem .zelaznym:
Wszed1szy do sAepu, stall Kill
ka minut, jakby oslepieni, ma wi.
|dok :ogromnych skzar'b6w. Wisia1y
tam ia scianach. zfote srelblrne ia
[ezynia, ia ziemi leza}y missy i la
lerze take srebrne i szczero-zlo--
tie. Spyra ~wyszukal dwie male:
skrzyneczki, BIO tie zawiera}y maj
wiecej bogactwa, a Garbie kazal
wybrac, CODY mu sic podoba{o.
Ten wzia1 diva wielkie srebrne
swieczniki, a re obie rece mia1 "a
jete, vice smolak ni6s} W ustach,
lecz wnet go musia} wyrzucic, DO
ogien pali4 go pc nosie.
Wyszli znowu otworem, a WI
dzac, Re straz Spi mocno, udali
sic czempredzej do j%eziora, gdzle
zlozyli swa zdobycz w krzakach.
Powr6cili j~eszcze raz drugi do
skarbca, i mogli mice juz dosyc,
ale chciwoscia powodowani udali
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"Badz zdrowa G6rko', wofaf
|Spyra, 81 wy czarni bogowie, juz
was teraz wiecej ME potrzebuje
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den Z kap}an6w, kt6rzy, straz try
mali, a widzac dwie postacie,
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zawadza}o. Podni6sf je zbudzony
kaplan, i poznaf wnet, re na]eza}y
do wsp6lnego skarbu. Zbudzi}
vice towarzvszy; oznajmujac i'm,
re z}odzieje okradli skarbiec po-
wszechny:: UJdali sic vice w po-:-
goh kap}ani. Ia wszystkie stron,y,
ale Spyra i Garba dopadli juz 10
dzi, powrzucali W mia skarby i
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brzegu dochodzi]y ich grozne J.
krzyki. Chcieli pop}ynac. II a dru-
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ma ma1a kepke, gdzie sic w krza-
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ably W ;jakiem bezpiecznem miej:-
scu ukryc swa kosztowna zdobycz
XVIII.
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mems traWil czas ia mOdlitWle.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13
IMPURE WATER CAUSE
OF SICKNESS IN HOGS

When l first began the raising Of
swine. before learned bow to care for
them. l had several cases OF cholera
and consequently lost almost mF entire
herd. writes r. B. Rushing in the Farm
and Fireside. 1t was very discourag-
Ing to young breeder Then studied
how to prevent sickness In my herd.
Nature has provided an abundance
Of foods Of different kinds which will.
when properly combined, form most
healthful ration. Nature also provides
an abundance Of sunshine to destroy
most all germs II properly exposed.
From my years Of experience I would
say that If food. water. sunshine and
exercise are strictly attended to there
Is little danger Of sickness. OF course
this will'not absolutely prevent any Of
the different forms Of sickness. All
animal life Is subject to sickness, but
with the proper care It can be reduced
to the minimum.
The feeding Of swine Is a great ques-
ton and can be mastered only by ex-
perience. Hogs to be healthy must
have a variety Of food grains, roots