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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23
You CAN'T FIND ANY
DANDRUFF, and HAIR
STOPS COMING OUT
Save Your Hair!. Make it thick, wavy
glossy and beautiful at
once.

Try as you will, after an application
Of Danderine, you can not find a sim
gle trace of dandruf or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most, will be after a
few weeks use, when you see new
hair, fine and downy at frst-yes-
but really new hair growing all over
the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
bles the beauty Of your hair. No diff
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten a cloth with
Dandarine and carefully draw it thru
your hair, taking one small strand at
a time. The effect is immediate and
Advantageous hair will Re light and
fluffy, and wavy, and have an appear
ance of abundnce; an incompatible
lustre, softness and l%uxuriance, the
beauty and simmer of true hair
health.
Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or tot
let counter, and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any-that it
has been neglected or injured by care
less treatment. A 25-cent bottle will
double the beauty of your hair.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23
MY rowN.

l know my town, and I love my town.
And I want to help it be
AS great a town to every n
AS it seems to be to me!
l praise my town and I cheer my
town,
And I try to spead it's fame:
And I know what a splendid thing
'twould be
If you would do the same!
l trust my town and I boost my town,
And I want to do my part
To make it a town that all may praise
From the depths of every heart!
l like my town and l sing my town,
And I want my town to grow;
If l knocked my town or blocked my
town,
That wouldn't be nice, you know!
I think my town is the very best town
In all the world-to me
Or if it's not, I want to get out
And try to make it be!
I talk my town and 1 preach my town,
As I think a fellow should
Who has more at stake than to win .,r
make
For the love of the common good!
l bet on my town, and I bank on my
town,
And l think it fine to feel
When you know your town and you
love your town
That it's part of your honest zeal!
Pm proud Of my town, I love my town,
And Iwant to help it rise
And that's the way to help a town
Not curse it and despise!
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23

oats should be placed a each
ground Squirrel hole on clean hard
ground, letting it scatter slightly as it
falls. Placed in this way it will not
endanger stock. Do not put the poi
soned grain on loose dirt of the mound
Or into the holes. Each quart of poi
soned grain is sufficient to treat 60
holes.
For further information address
The North Dakota Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station Agricultural College,
North Dakota.
Jess Pengilly of Edmore was a Wis
tor in the city, today. He borught in
the election returns from Fancher
township.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23
FORMULA FOR PREPARATION OF
POISON.

For Flickertail, or Richardson Ground
Squirrel-From Circular No. 4.
1. Mix thoroughly II ounce of
strychnine alkaloid (powdered) and !
ounce baking soda, Zone heaping table
%spoonful.)
2. Sift this into ga pint of thin,
hot starch paste and stir to a creamy
mass.The starch paste is made by dis
solving 1 heaping table spoonful of
dry gloss starch in a little cold water,
which is then added to 3-4 pint of boil
ing water. Boil and stir constantly
until a clear, thin paste is formed.
3. Add Ia pint e table spoonfuls)
heavy corn syrup and a table spoonful
Of glycerine and stir thoroughly.
4. Add is ounce Zone tea spoon
ful) powdered saccharine and stir
thoroughly. Granulated saccharine
should be dissolved in a little warm
water.
5. Pour this poison solution over 20
quarts Of clean oats and mix thorough
ly SO that each grain is coated. Pre-
pare it "a to 48 hours before using.
For mixing small quantities an or
binary galvanized wash tub is conven-
lent. For larger quantities a tight,
smooth box may be used, and mixing
! may be done with a shovel.
A tablespoonful Of the poisoned
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23
WANTED: Clean old cotton rags at
the World office.
How she Won Sheridan.

Harriet Mellon, the old time English
actress, did not lack astuteness, even
at seventeen. Her admirable answer to
Sheridan when he asked her to read
the part of Lydia Languish in 1.-The
Rivals" with a view to proving her ft-
ness for Drury Lane, could not have
been bettered by a ripe diplomat:
II dare not, sir, for my life. l would
rather read it to all England. Suppose,
Sir, you did me the. honor Of reading II
to mel"
Delightfully."- Sheridan acceded and,
after reading nearly the whole Of the
play, enrolled her in the Drury Lane
company.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23
THE N0RTz CO.
: PURCHASE )
f. MORE YARDS

The Nortz Lumber Co., who have a
yard in this city, and several yards in
North Dakota and Minnesota, closed a
deal last week taking over five yards
from the Imperial Lumber Co. They
purchased the yard at Lakota and four
yards on the Aneta branch. This is
one of the largest deals of.this kind
that has been pulled off in this part of
the state for some time. The Nortz
Lumber Co., now has about a dozen
yard; in North Dakota and several in
Minnesota.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23
WASHINGTON .
NEWS NOTES


Washington, Mar. 1s.-(Special)-
Fourth class postmasters appointed
for North Dakota are as follows:
Kate w. Fulton, Blaisdell, Montrail
Co., vice M. E. Walker; Albert D. Cav
ileer, Pembina, Pembina Co., vice E.
X. Cavalier, deceased; Hubert V.
Nichols, Ypsilanti, stutsman Co., vice
Addie Spaulding; Mrs. Emma G. Kret-
ner, Defiance, Mercer Co., vice Mrs. NJ.
Malcomb, resigned; and Lloyd Huston,
Concord.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23

Washington, Mar. 1S.-(Special)-
Presidential Postmasters appointed
for North Dakota are as follows: AL
fred X. Cochrane, Finley; William
Gamble, Portal and Reinhart Gilbert
son, Glenbnrn.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23

FOR SALE: 1918 Model Overland
touring car, complete with top, cur
tains AMI in splendid running order.
Overhauled and repainted in 1915.
All new tires. Will sell at a snap
or trade for horses or cattle. E. M.
Crary, World Office. If.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23

We want to buy clean old cotton
IFS. NE World.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23
MARKET REPORT

Quotations for Thursday, March %,
1916, as furnished by the Farmers
Mill and Elevator Co., Devils Lake,
North Dakota.
Wheat
No. 1 Hard $1.O3
No. 1 Northern $1.02
No. 2 Northern .95
No. 3 Northern go
Durum-
No. 1 durum mixed wheat 81
No. 2 durum wheat 81
Flax
No. 1 Flax $1.99
No. 2 Flax $1.94.
Barley
&C" Barley SO
I'D" Barley 50
"E" Barley so
"F" Barley .48
Rye
No. 2 Rye rs.
No. 8 Rye ~
Oats
No. 8 Oats .32
No. A Oats 80
The latest and neatest thing In tho
way of stationery at the World Of
fee.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23

FOR SALE or ~TRADE-Modern Six
Room Cottage. Excellent Location.
Address Box 1876. Devils Lake,
N. D. 1t.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23
rs
FOR SALE-The Beeghly farm, $50
acres Terms and prices reason
able. 2 1-2 miles from market.
Inquire Arthur M. Thompson, Min
OF, North Dakota.

FOR SALE: Four good horses. Two
are draft horses and two r drivers
Will be sold cheap. Enquire Of
Rudolph Haugen, rural route, Crary,
N. D. (4tp)
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23

All kinds of legal blanks ut the
World Office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

iloaet til. Den isIger oct oerai mel
Nsonenoiabeo, at Sc life or Der al.
ligcoel, % at naor nj life Ter Dem
ldo tonlnier Oct bare Oerai, at pi bol
'ooet Ell Snit / giet? III ri bar lie.
pct iltoeItGnet i Dor lille @eroen oQ
pcnter, at Sioet oItio ifoI beppge fla
poo Den Flet, bpor ri bar iiooet og
'iilret / ollie Oisie Narene?
Otco ANDRE Orb, holoer pi life
poo al bli gomIe, @liiIeit - on %
leg % ale De an0re 8~iengonaere
ira Gomontitens Sage zoe CANT
lie, aooe Sage, Tom ri BOG ioo in.
0erIi9 peI peo aloria oil fonlnle til
ba9e2
Nporoan ifulbe set pGre, ON ri
fnpititlereoe?
Set pil iige. eaor bjem % logger
o@2
4rnlot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

10 aar; Mrs. Clara 6. S6ompIon
Sbea Safc. &iS., 81 Iar; 9puis 81
monlon, ct. Saul, Minn., Ga Nar.
@inncnpoIis: Sranf &
Srbnion; Caroline Slion, 80 Slar; Il.
bert q. Nnocrior, 81 Nnr; Nrs. @arit
Sboreion; 0r5. Gbriit 2an9ictb. 81
Par; Nrs. Wartiu Sbunbeim; Gbar;
lctte |rcitrllS. So Tar; gilbert Serien
IS Ior; Miis Sopbie @offen. % Iar.
emma Glen, p Aar; Nrnt Sobnion, 81
Nar; Ole Slitab, 40 Aar; Wrs. 6an.
no ". Shipnbe, ST Aar; Nrthur Bern:
baro Gibe, % Nnr; Nllsieu Wicfelion
4 Nar; Ole Spff 81 aar; George Bier
fs 80 Inr; Enrbiua Sobnion, - aor:
Cunltance GbriitianIon. Is adr; @nr.
anret Sritlion, 33 Iar; Silba Sobnion
40 Iar; ella 6. @eitberg; q. nils s.
Srillien, As Nar; So6n Snblen -
Nar; GaIper Norman SO Hnr; 6nns u
@asmlsien, 32 Nar; Carl Yeperien, 80
Nnr; Sobnn Grietien. 80 Inr; SnNc
Warie @errcien, II Nar; 9. Sropc'
bahl; Setter Yaulion. 80 Nar; SScal
Schnion, 26 Aor; Sans Solbeim, %
Nar; Sophie q. SenieuL 81 Gnr; Gel.
ma SobnIon "a Inr; Sonalo Speht
NeIs 8. Nelion 81 Sar; Carl s. Eets
tcrlon, 50 Iar; Irtbur 9. Che, %
Nor; Slnf .. Sllon. 40 Iar.
Gbicago: Spen Sbeoopr Hi.
icr, II @ar; @idnl Aoitap, SO Nur;
&eber &. @arien, 7S |nr; WrS. Sngo
Gabcl, 3S Nar; Salcmon @~resanoer
- Iar; Sreo Soltbe, 81 Gar; Ss1
car GbarlcIcn, so gar; Iiis a9atbt
6n9en SO Nar; @iis Gina @aneen.
90 aor; Hina Slicn 81 aar; @rs.
Sobanna Sohnion, 80 aar; Gertrude
Marie 5bompion, % Gar; George Eee
tcricn. AZ Gar; Irs. Nlpioa SIier;
Sobn amibien, AZ Idr; Bernie e,
Snul, 81 anr; @rs. Seuiine Yeteriei,
Sonhpif, 73 aar; Spren Sepien. SO
@ar; @irs. Nunu Sfarltno, 80 anr;
2mlrn Stangc. 20 Nar; Mrs. Ser
iripe @unocrienL ~ Nor; &nns 6.
MpSneis; Ole TcterIen, 81 Tnr; Irs.
Nilmo 6dnIen, 80 Snr; AIRS. aorer
Suil, "a Nnr; @rS. Minnic z. Cp.
inbl, % 9or; 9. Sobnlon, 50 aar
Mrs. Nrieba 6anien, A Aur; dc Sor-
Qerien, SO Nar; Aler Teoerien. &c
Mar; Nicoline 6anIcn. II Inr; 9drl
@orien 6oone, 40 Nnr; Nrs. Soies
pbine Sohnion. 65 Nnr; Slmls 2.
Srpnncm, II Aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
Vemli9e cro.

@dmmel &iGrIi9beb %rliter life, pleiet
nan at ii9e. SdnIeoes i bette 5ilirlbe
Sor Ell 9cl 9nr lilba9e bar ieg en- al
"Sccorabz ToIten"S SCiere, men lao
pilbe ie0 prepe andre @laoc. 9(le bn,
10 goo SrSnin9; men inn ell Sng il
ger min Aore, al bun liaeipm lrn9tebe
eiier al Irie "Sccornhs |oIteu" % "%cS
Nruen" iQier. ga, @Iooet bar piQig Ill
III tommc til6n0c i9ien, % III 6lir Sci
iiitert Ell Nrping / port 6iem. Sflloc
ser prrc ilere / oclte 2anr, ION lGicl
"9ecornbzY Soften. iaa iiIenitcr lea ind-
bcnne og %lnocto Rcbottion ct peIiignei
Ant0ar. &. T.. u.
Soften" o9 ie9 er 9nnlle %enrer, %
90 jcg bar bolot Den / 81 aar. iun
fan .iea life pGre Ben ioriibcu, Iaa
iGnge ieg fan itrobe iarrmeu Ten9ene
iii Sen. 6pis Tnpirteria CT Tor fulo.
iau tnn6Tnnc ieg iaar ie bisie Yinicr
i0ien % bn ifnl ieg itripe mere.
y. u. SOFTER.
6niton, q. Sat.
Sermeo inbieuocs Gortingentcn ior
@laoet ior 1916, ipet hi brin9cr coer
uor Saf for, bpao Sc giennem eber3
@lab bar bra0t os Sc idd Nar. III bar
holot ser. %i bar prepet andre noriie
glaze. men ri ipues bebit ont SEQ
rob @oiten" og SiuT9sbIapet "|co Ir-
mn".
@unpaIp IuunNien.
Chicago, 81,
@i ienbcr heruep SetaIiu9en ior
"Tolten" for ct 9lar til. &in @or og
Sdr bcocr mig lptdle beres Sat ri Or
S~ppcgaaro, iom ~ifriper ira Iingcritc
/ Iorac. hpcrira De er iommet. ri in
ucs. at "Secorabs Soften" bIir bebrc ol
bcbrc iur bpert Numer, % ies Tan for'
lire Sem ON, ar hi iGtter tor Tris paa
Scres Seitrrbelier pad al giere Slaoei
ina interesiam oa Irieprroig. Tco d
tcbite Gni.er I'll Saskatchewan ON e
| gcot Nntaar.
z. IeIpin gpeuion.
SSiIorpie. y. Sal.
"Sccorab Soften" liter ies besre OF
5eSrc. Sisie arigsbrepene fra 6rant'
| rip CT uemertet. Set par osiaa et soS.
aup at iaa Sr. @repitao III at "TRIP,
icr @Iaret. Seq ipnes ertra soet on
| IrtitIcrne bans. o. rem "gPelem
NAB" Soften CT not life iad hum
ioni ban ier uS I'll. aa 10, Soften
c. mn Saien Den ba. Sat ital Sere ha
i Tprfb Saford.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

Iigcrc Siber. og TOM piI miuoes han,
ntcS SninemmeIigheb. Nreo meb sit
Step! @eliiauct pGre sit Niube!
s.. 9. 9usen.
0ntplen. Wimn.
giiS NIpiloe Guitab oeoe Sen 24be
Snnuar ST. 8 @orsen paa 81. 2utes
SolpltdI / q. Yaul. Iinn., eiter Ell
Creroiiou for SlinNtarmbctuuoelie. Nfs
0eoe bar ipbt paa Sroncs / Ierbalen
90 bar en- Sotter al clipper Nuituo.
0nn bIep 2S Slar annlmeI. ouu hauoe
iriaen SIratninaer Der / Sanoet. Sens
oes Segrauelie iauoi Steo ira Qiitoe
X %oles Sc9raoeIies saapeI. Yaitor
heaue forreIteoe. On Sat notales bers
reh iii Tnitpren og andre. iom bialp
peb SorbfGiteIien % for Sc ienbtc
Slomitcr.
@retbe %oIo.
ira StiGrue, Stoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

part Strel, Door man pare oeneutu'
al iTttc EloAen l. ~ CT lIl9t Stret
par %nuoct / @or Nuttc Goimtn.
Set lil9er beit. mere enc 1000
So0 ouer Noocto GucrlIO0e, men DC.
or ~ @roocr uorolil 9rcooe
pelt ior Soma iun her bcuc Norr.
monneu lcl9c il Sem.
Ser bchspc0c han life hinge;
llipaa %cttcrcu itum0om han iUutte
@lcu cg por / Ell parmarc Eono.
Nci, her LITE han heller at iac
en- iuno % ioririitcnOc SucOoa, loc
ban funbc ipnQc:
Zen ncrifc @intcr cr ioa uotfcr
Tn ilia moer0eilig &iutcrOoQ Ell
oct mi ogioa ocn 3oic 6cbruor 1916,
uoor bette @rcp %ifriue2 / @ui2 so.
tel, Nemina'oro.
Otter Nii0Oul2moocu loor III ia
pao @a0cn oa iolcr o2. Get par luu.
oiot toIot not III al boI0c Succn
poa Marfcn M}cn ioo cr oct bare
ca. 3 Sommcr, life mere.
ri 90or neO til 6lcpotorcu ~
trpiicr Ser Senncn til Sen norifc
Storiormer 2bco0or &obnion. Nnn
fom inc mco ler Gean, Der traf 10
@ognc meo Npe0e, Grrhom Mhcut,
fables Ocn, ol oclifot Ter ocu no.
&ohuion nj / @ieuneniuit 20 @u-
ibela pr. Ncrc octtc 2Ior, oa mi lol1.
te ban Den ior I Color oa s Gcnt2
pr. &uibel. Neroppc aplcr man life
Nintcrbpc0c. N}cn 0cmc Qlrbum
0cu por IUtfcr. Gu 6ormcr lto0 oI
~itieulat @uc0c oucr ira &pQiet op /
lin 9ognbor. ~ ~Suoo lfal bette be
tp0c?" ipurgtc icg.- "Nou bar pit
tiobt al oen til Snoforn," iuarcOc
@utten. % oct lanot jeg nlcgct
rimeligt.
Soa off icg oucr "SrUffcn" og
neo iii Den llore FotctfiUlocr tUt
ue0 Gcpoct. Ger luo icQ poa Nfs
itnuo Eotctc@iTttc tonnrc op over
GIcpatorcn, omtrcnt iom mi0ocI@ito.
re, ic0c @riic, ioo SUttcne no. -
ga icg TOM optiI ol tit ic Dem
nUrbo3. bar oct UNtc (rimpb,Eos
tctiHftc. 9h itlbca cIlcr ironoportc-
res &c AZTEC Ill Scrn2. Ser bar ct
2oot Fotctcaaur, men Friieu por
luu - bare 20 q - Gcnt0 pr. Nu
lbcl. 9hl er 6cn 80 Gents Der pcO
llomerfet Eotctioro Der. Mcn
on fulttr Gict l0opcr VrUrlcn,
ioor on Gie pun Sc oilanNe GllioIios
Stoffcnc, iom ltnar ser loO roli9c oQ
Toner mibt poo luIc 0uQcu. Get
par ct aron0or puo ait Der ioor.
NiuisforuCt ilog oQioo bra til, ifient
oct life bIep Ioo hoor0t iom quite
lig tIuOe bore ollClteo@. Ntau
lit 0og n1oocnt NOT &orn til SGO
tor nUltc Ndr.
Nou Gcpotct troi icg Ell 5ropcI
inlmuno % lloa Al Ell Enaiior mcb
ham. mc0cn9 ri pcutcoc puu Go0ct
ira III Oct nil iiQc ira Cmobu.
: Sc iioilc ottc Hur bar man be
lunbt at lnrnc her / Dor Butte
Noultn. Soa 'ortoltc ban. %
re0 6arnlinQcn tiger %uuNct2 Glui
.li0tlon bcmcrtrOc en- ma tult Niuuo
ira Soloicr @rpuc / Mi3cuniin. ~
Get cr Nlrollucn ion bar ucnbt op
"a ucO pou %onoct. Nton batter /
Is NulinQcr alt ritcr lom set er
iii. (hcooor %ohrion planter
olluo GoOocrsGorn ol oct porcr no
mcrtct Sans arcntllrcr ipiier set
mc0 lice ltor Nppctit, lom icl ipiitr
rltc norit G~loOcQro0.
Nicu Ger tonuucr (runct. "a ri
Fnltor @uommoicn mto ga
n z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
Pcmiusfore! 6ip olStl
Sit 10 Snt ira &cbraifn al "Eoltcn"S
WconrbciNcr i. Y.


Naar 0u mco mia Tor Curling.
ion 6Ipcr / Cmoho. "(Dc Nloatc
Gin, o. gaor pcit 0icnnem %rnnn%
@u. alias 2incolu 9~febro'to2 SO.
rcoitdo ca llnierrittcto.%n, ldo
1aar 81 uiocrc Ill @rano &alauo.
en- itcrf inf @p poa 5000 &no'
buQQcrc paa Norbiihcu al Sen be.
ficnotc &lottc Rjpcr.
Ser or oQian noQIc Qooe GanifC
/ @rano &5Iaro. life iaa ian bel
Ter, men ser cr hare Ell &~non0nlIh
Norifc. ri far burlington mco
CpcrIanO 0IonI "a aoor "a i
nnropCitIig Rctting, 'orbi oct 0omlc
rorifc Settlement SDcctputcr %
&a;arO, 43 cugcIifc nil HorOpcit
for @ran0 &=InnO, "a iuo piberc Ill
%rofcn @op. GountniGoet / Gutter
Gourtp. Soget foumcr ser ST..
1870 GitcrmioOoq, oItiao IiOt ier
@}iNnot. Set lotolc ErUn ira
@ran0 S~l&Iauo fommcr SCI. $50 ON
Gfteucn.
Mcn ri ifaI life iIauie her oennc
Gang, oItian life rinqc ~ 8olno
@aIIep, boor Oet bc0ite Garmcr.
countrp inDeS / Gomtpet. ~icttlet al
Norife Iigc ira 1879. 9}ei, nj mou
beige oisle qoOc 6olf eitcr &lll.
@i ier oItlnn pioerc mcO 6Ipcrcn
eielulen "Sbc SnnOn Gomtrn" til
GIiutce, 100 cuQcIife WiiI NorNpcit
fpr 8rofen Bonn. Allionce er oct
itore RoiIrooo Center / ncr6peitIige
~noropeitre Nebrnifu. 9pen er ON
trent al Jamie StorreIic iom
@ranO SSlniO, men oct or bare en-
Sernbane. Union Enciiic noor life
bio cnooa.
%nffer err Aliauce % Sen er
@omtpIpoet for Dor Butte Conn
IN. @lem life Nupnet Dor Butte
Gountn / norooitre l}cbrdito! Dor
Butte er ct oudrlilt Rnuu. Ger cr
iuQen %of2 o. inQcn Butte at ie.
Get cr oct ocililitc Slcttclon0, ionl
lea bar feet poa oen pcitliQe NoIu
tltNlc, % ieR bar rellt Nicnncm belle
g}oropeitcu % / ltorc EcIc al nj
bcrtn. Oct pofrcitc SlcttcIono, ho-
rcr on, Ola Noromnnol
Get bar tioliQ ON Miorlcncn, GA
i5I fom I'll g1joucc % toq in0 / en-
prTatig Ncitouront al iomnc Nopu
Seq polgtc Hooit Ncci 0. l. u. til
Irotoit, ior aiooct her bar en- bella
So0mc / iil. iom on lorliUuc4 10
ger paa mango morc Stc0cr.
Vi roQcr nor GiQor oR lGier Phi
icruc ira Ccuucr Colorado.
2uo lio1r oct u0ppcr Worlcnrn,
~ TrroicIcn %bcaDn0cr / @uOcruc.
NIoftcu 100 talcr hi after mco
burlington Glncr % Cpcrlanoa-
Gram moo &cit. 20 cndelitc Niil til
NcmjuQioro. Scr mrocr nj iicrc
9}oritc / @Dcm 'or Ncmiulioro bar
pUrct Nor0muuotuc2 Wo / luulc
Giocr.
All2rrOl uco %uuOct2 ioritr 9lab
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other line of agriculture. When his hogs get sick now, the farmer has on- ly to telephone J. L. Phillips, the United States farm demonstrator, and MT. Phillips, armed with syringes and supply of vaccine, quickly goes to the rescue and in nine cases out of ten, unless called too late, saves the entire herd. The stock law, it is be- lieved, will be another big aid in pre- venting the spread of hog cholera from one herd to another, and in . few years it is believed that this dis astrous disease will be completely ex- pelled from the county
 With vast acreage of land better suited for range than for any purpose with abundant water, short and mild winters, there is no reason with the progressive steps now being taken, why this section should not rapidly take foremost rank in the nation as a stock-raising country.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-15
DEMOCRATS ASK
 FOR MORE FUNDS

An appeal for additional funds to meet deficits in the national Demo- cratic campaign expenses was con- tained in a telegram received by the Log Cabin Democrat today from Wilbur w. Marsh, treasurer of the national committee. The telegram says:
 Democratic National Committee will deem it extraordinary favor if you will start at once vigorous cam paign for funds to help wipe out a deficit of over three hundred thOus- and dollars. We must not allow our glorious victory to be clOuded by failure to pay legitimate bills promt- ly. Quick action necessary. (Signed) w. w. Marsh, treasurer"
 Three hundred thousand dollars is an average of about $6,OOO to each state and to raise Arkansas quota would require an average of $50 for each of the 75 counties. Cannot Faulk- ner county come forward with her sSO? The Log Cabin Democrat will start the new fund with $5. The list will be held open one week at the end of which time all contributions will be forwarded to the national or ganization. The telegram speaks for itself. Let every Democrat do his part.