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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21

quartisrte T9 IN einem 6osn Sioots
tell bel einem dlteren Gbepaar Elm.
bos einen iebr bisbersn Ginorud
madts, unb Dem tie gegen frei Soft
unb Wohnuns bic Wirtihaft beiorg>
te. Ga iteIte iih balo heraus, oob
bisie 2eute CUR Gomorra geborten,
uno bab ollerbano fragniiroises Bad
gu linen fam.
Sie lit unideIih unter Der Srens
nuug. iprod nit niemonbem Elm
Wort. lpiirgte olles in iih binetn uno
5ieber uno f9lofIoie NGfte 3~erriits
teten ibre aroft. Nuf einmal ipar es
nit ibrer !6oltung pprbei. Die iibers
menihlihe 0ulbung rG6te ii6 uno
beim eriten idpahen Nadgeben unb
Nohlnhsn i%tiir5ten ole gefaneenen
1adtgsiiier 5srnus. 0untIe uno
pirre @oritelunsen tnuhten Dor ibr
nuf; ie ipolIts iid totem. ober iis
lebte gang uno gar in ibm. in 6ranz
ceseo, dIio mubte fe por ALIEN i'm
totem. Dieter tpiloe Wdbn anterte lid
in ibr feit unb es tpor ibr. ais bate
ie einsn 8efebl betommen ooer tin
beiliges Gebot.
Sn bieiem Sraums uno SrrIinnss
suitono peritsdte lie iih mebrmals
nofts in Der TGbe bon 1sruncescos
Wobnune uno nnbm cine Nrt Ntds
fGn9er nit, Den lie bon ibrem Batter
geerbt bate. 5raneesco fam auh Elm
pnnrmll an ibr poriiber, INNER dllein
unh in iih psriunten. gbsr iie fonb
ME ben Mut unb pubte enolih, oab
lie ME ben Mut fin0en niiroe. Gs
aob INNER einen Mueenblid, in BEN
lie orouf nno Dram mar, ii9 5ran-
teseo. bon Der 2iebe iiberpdltiet, gu
6uBen 81 f~perfen.
limb bod mubte cine Gntiheiounq
fallen. Gs mar su grauenpoll. nlft
Ieben unb niht Iterben gu tonnsn.
Shre Wirtsleuts, Die iebr germ en-
Iahren pouten lpo8 es fir cine ges
tpanonis nit ihr babe, 6runoen ST
il 6rogen in tie. GinmoI matte 's
Anoeutungsn. Die Qeute hearnter
nitt, ipdrum lie non 10 eiuem einias
den Ding Elm ioIfes M5eien made
uno itelten ibr am 4beno sluei ser.
rem nor. Die aegsu I3dhluna BON so
Ntre lih Elm 0ergniigen baraus mos
den Epouter. einen beIiehieen Wens
iden nm Ole SIDE gu bri1gen. 4ntos
Meta io9te; Gut, inter Der Be-
otngun9, oob ss iebi. 'ofnrt. in oie<
lem AuQenbIid eei6iebt." Oa bic
3erren fir ocn Ibeno nibts beis
lereS %porp0tten. 70 moaten {iG bie
orel ouf Zen neg uno erparteten
6ranctSco III elmer msnitenleeren
Strabe, ourd bic sr tommen mubie.
6ranteseo IisB ouf lid tpartsn. 10.
ndB Die Gomorriften. bsrsits nod Ser
ubr iohen. GnaIih Tam sr, iihtbor
nilaehttiert, obgIsih CT ionit niemdIs
trant.
do lit sr - Iifpslts Intonietta.
tlapperno Dor aneit aIs lie ibn lab.
Ils er Il nod flint Shritte ron
ibnen eniisrnt mar uro Ole beioen
Sc,erren qtrooe lore YfIiht tun poIls
ten. Iily3te iib Gntonietta i6reieno
thin su;osaen.
-ashre I'm. id min nidt. id min
ni6t.."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21

lpeiIie. oub Der Sab in ibm auf5udte.
Gr bobte Wntonietta, neil ite i'm
fps.emdtiid un6 nit aaer Setpolt
oerbinberts, fie gu lieben.
.9u btit teiu Wsib." iogte er mi
tenb. ~9u biit elm aopftiiIeu oosr
10 etlpos, 0u biit irgeno cine iebr
peihe Wiaiie uno ih tonn oas ntd)t
mshr ausbolteni"
.eSraneesto," fliiIterte 4ntonietto
fafungslos, r5roneesco!" 5roneeseu
tpartete einsn Nugenblid uno bemerits
bann: Dos 1T ollenfnas DER ans
fang BON sinem SaB tein Wlenit
tnrn i%piiien, mas fommen iou."
4ntonietta giug iti1 CUR Sir bin.
nus. Bon oa at dnosrten iif ole
SGdeu gum 3psitsu Mols uno be-
9onnen ieBt. iih nuf einen anosren.
cteI esnitcren Son gu Itirmen.
Dian fennt Noooalend Mn9lia,
bic an Der Bio Solpator Roia in eli
mem 1orbogeu iibt uno 5rauen mi
liert. 6roncsstp. Der Ieit Sabren ptsrs
nal an Saoe nit ieinem Omnibus
bel ibr poriibertnm. bate Dor ldnaes
rer i3eit ibre 9starntl6oft 9ematt
uuo iogor 0ohurh 4ntonietta tennen
aelernt. ole cine snae 5reunoin ppn
ihr mar. Nntoniettn batte ibm beosus
teuo better a%sfalen, osnn be, Der
W(a1lio braudlts man nur 3u3ulons
gen uno man bate bereits, ipos man
polIte. Dieter Moooolsno, be IGN
ndtiirlih Idngit niht mebr ariibte
uno fannie uno duh ale 8e5iebLns
gen gu @ntonietto abaebrod.n battle.
ndbsrte Iid 6roneesto iebt tpiebsr.
W}uooalena. eine iebr bubble
itbmor5e perior. tot iur6tbnr tiibI
uno ip0ttiih. bate nbsr i'm 9ruuoe
nte 9r0bte 5reuoe. oob ihr oas
ShitfnI gu psr9Gnntn fhisn. bieis
Gbe gu it0ren. Sran,eseo msrttc oas
qonS Qut, eS mai ihm aber eaaI, henn
ibm loQ blob tdrnn. oob 4ntonieiin
BON ser Sadie erfi;Hre.
Das blieb nitt aus. Nntonirrie
pubte lhon nab iurSsr ,3sit ollss
uno oa lie Den oansen lnngen 1oa
ullein mar, fono lie ,3eit, in Der Sir
DE itunoenIon9 neinsno CUR Mdoons
nd 81 betsu uno tie innig o~nSuflss
ben. ihr einen Rat su oeben. Die
W(doounu blidte innft uuo qiitiq pom
9IItur uuo ia9te nihts, 0oh: ibrs
Nnaen iogten, Elm Weib iole Iid)
nlht emperor. limb antonieita
tdmpfte ibre gren3spIoie @erSipsif.
lung nje0er un0 oohts: sr mub ia
5u mir ;uriidtommen oenn ib liebe
ibn bod an isS. DAB i'd nur leben
'onn. mo sr H., unS oab er Elm
Ytoroer mare, rean er niht mebr
3u mir Shriidtdme.
sic lpollts pdrtsn, llnb Tie lpars
tets ernit, hemiiti9 uuo It'll, 5pnna
iid io8dr 5ur 9eiterteit. obelsi6 tbr
oos tG9Iid idnerey iieI.
Sn5tpiihen mar SrnucsSco bdupts
id6Iid Ron Dem einsn @eonnten srs
flint. Intonistta feline 9srod)tuna su
Sei9en. @r fubIte lih pon oisier blns
oiihen 2iebe ME ppn einem Summit
tuh etn9ebint, ods immer nadonb
un0 ME rib. nirgtno5 WioerltGun
enteesenieBts unb osuno6 uuentriuns
bar ienbielt, Gr i0ste iih, antpnietta
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
AntonirHa.
TopeGe ron genItber Niiien.

Euptht upH SCuttutE HfieH.
Won Tam iagsn, oob bereits am
Gage nab Ger 9ot13s:t bic Sndsn
anbers 3u perben b%sqannen. israns
cesep Haroi. Der, pie ole meiIten
neapoIitaniife Smnibustutider, Tin
beiBes temperament beidb uuo Dem
infOIgehefsn cine Sa6s ioiort lan9s
ipeilig muroe, lobaIo er lie erreiht
botte, iogte iid: Run, mas ieBt2 Sd
bin Der rehtmdBige Gheesmabl Der
ihOnen bIonoeu Mntoniettn. uno To-
niel i'd iehs. Tam i) porldufig peis
ter nihts tun. ais mid binieben uno
8inoer aui3ie4en. SAUL" limo ieiu
8erorub Iiiee, ais NntonisItus Ye>
nebmsn inn gegsniber 'it immer
mebr dnbsrie. Sic. oos tiible. oblpeis
ienbe @elhopf, boz az rrObern Ibm
Die 9robten 5hpitriqteiten esmaht
bntte, NOR nab Ser 0ot5ett pIobiih
bon einer ber3Iihen Qiebe 81 ibm
erFnbt porosn. WGhreno er iriber
nm einsn Bid bon ihr bstteln. einsn
9Gnoenrud ober Sub BON ihr nit
iaurer Miibe iid9 per0iensn mubte.
hing a.ltonietta ieBt, iobolo ith Der
seringite 0prpano bot. an ieinem
6olfe. Ram sr nod 0auie - oitupp
flos tie ihm entsegen uuo mari ild
an feline 8ruIt, iooab er beim bsitsn
gBilsn nif1ts rsiter tun tonnts, oIs
feline 0Gnoe is9nsno ouf ihr Soupt
al Iseen. nobel er Ilh DUNN pprtom
mi. Elm MiHionar.
Cine 3eitIona fab er Iih nas nit
an. aus elmer oelpiKen Nsu9isr. rpie
1onoe es oauern piirhe. Damn, 0ls
es tben einfot oauerts. lpurne er
nerpos uno fiji lite innerlih, bah Ole
berbe I~utonietta Elm ioI6es Sib
moul oeporbsn fsi unb ibn olio
qudii ~hineiugeIe9t bate. Gr liebte iis
ipie oorhsr. aeipiB. aber isine Qiebe
mubte tinos gu tun boben, mu6ts
nrbeiten tonneu. Iit reaeu, ~leten0i1
fsin. noGie nidt blob 10. bah. in
Rsisrps baitsben.
Mn einsm oienitfrelen GonntuQ
morgen srtpante er, uno OILS er iih
seroos Ioneiom gu |rrinnsrn b%eounn.
mo er iei. pie er belize uno M Qss
rdne Ole Sebsnstdrre itdnoe. iiiblte
er IT'D Ron Nntonisttas idoneu 4t
men bsreiis umihluHgsn.
r1iomine,," Gr itieB lire SsuIter
unlpiutiir!id befti9 suriid.
v9rapOi" io9te sr iofort sufrisOen
3u lih ieIbit ols sr Nntoniettas oui
geriFene Sdrtdauaen fob, .oos mar
zine iebr quite Sbes oon mir; oos
miro lie iih ood) pabrideinlih nitt
ssfuIsn laFsn! Sebr interchant."
antonistto lob ibg tyourie an uuO
INNER trouriger, Damn trdten ibr Die
9rGnen in his Iu9sn unb ibr Muno
sudis.
Gut" Natte Grancesto, .nuu
fommt IS gang oorauf an, mics rei.
ter eeht."
IS esifob. oab Qntonietto an isi,
mem Sett nieosrtnists uno ibm bic
9dnbe tiBtt. 0os fam 6ranessto
10 smporenb, io psrddtlit. 70 -
man torn- 9or nitt id9sn, pie. long
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
Nltrlet thr's 9ans.

9tim Ssifeperbrau.,
foate moi es nidt bis gum 9rodeln
oes abgspoidenen Studs tommen
lahen. neil babel lei6t etlpas perz
loren 9ebt. 5onbsrn Ipbolb bic
Setfe binn uno biegiam piro, bride
man lie auf oas neue Stiid felt.
u1o reibe nit etrpas beiBem g8oNer
Die Rdncer. 10 oob iie iid gut anz
i6mieeen. Die eriten MoIs beim
9ebrnu6 oes oerort gefitteten Stit>
tes lit pielei6t etipas 8oriidt ges
boten; ip0ter boftet ems feft am
onoeren. uno es 9ebt auf pie art
tein Srodelhen perlpren.
OelfIede entfernt mon aus
Seinenitnfien am bsiten mittels Benz
ainoform. oos Dor 8sn5in uno @es
tber ben @pr3ug beiiBt, DAB es nidlt
feuersefdbrlia lit. uian siebt Don
benz Sen5inofprm etfpos IN cine
untsrtaIie uno bringt ben Sled
blnein, mpbei man i'm ousreibt.
Wfeilt periApinoet Der Sled iebr
roin. 0nnoelt es ii1 aber Inn oIte.
bortnddiae 5lede, Tam man bic
Wirtun9 pes 9ofuit9smitteIs ooourd
%neritdrten, bob man rem 9enainoz
form etpu Elm @isrtel ieiner Menz
9e S4neisldtber 3uieBt unb ben
filed BARN ettpas pelu)en ldBt. SIT
bArd oieies Wlittel Der Sled ems
fsrnt, hdn9e man ben Stoff an Die
friiHe SUIT, pobei ii6 bas 9eini>
gungsmittel bolo perflihtiar.
WeiBe setlOppeIt. Spit.
sen oufSufrifden. Mon
toudi tie mad benz @ofdsn in Mil9
uno pIdttet fs nod fsu9i. sic err
bolitn ooourf aeniiaeno Steifkit
uno oos gelblidspeiBe 4usisben
neusr SpiBen.
Noffe Reeen d m fpon=
ne man gum 9rodnen ouf uno itele
lie ir bin. bob Der 8riff ON 9pbsn
lit uno Die SpiBe idrog emppriteiat.
Die Q etelhnften g If IN az
BEN (Godroofes) bolten iid ON
liebiten in 3dumen auf, in oenen
feuhte Stelen portommen, uno pers
ben aud beTonbers burh bic NGTe
anae3paen. Mon nermeioe bnber
bort. po iih bieis unsebetenen CD
tie einitslIen. noiies qufpiIden. Die
206er nno GiBsn itreihe man nit
einem 2itt gu, Der aus Triid qes
branntem 0ips uno IIaun bereitet
ipiro. Sur 8ertilaung lam man
perihiehene, in ibren W~irfnnaen
nift oans eleihe Mittel cnfpenben:
Gntpeoer peroiinnt man pbospborz
Iatpsrae nit Dem sIsiden @etpi6tgz
tell Sirup unb itelt niefe Wii6ung
in s;nem Seuer nuf, besiebunagpei,e
beitrsiht moi nit ibr bic Stenen,
eenen Ii6 bic Sdrrobsn oufbol>
ten. Soer man nsrmifht bid aes
to6ie Grbien noer aeriebene M6hs
rem nit S%fsnihpGrse ooer Giiens
fe~ilipGbuen. Gin orittes, fir 6auss
u~nasidhrIidss Miitel beiiebt in
Miiidunq BON Ruaaenmshl
nit AIohaitereips.
gntfernung ron Gefiels
n pirn un beiten ourh per0unns
e Snl3idurt bsrirtt; mon ipiili oen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21

lei ldlteBllt teins 9eiligs. ionoern
Elm Uleni6. elm Weib, unp miiiie uuf
Die cine ooer onoers WstIe gum 4cus
Beriten gebraht lperoen t0nnen. Gr
nabm iid ntdbt mehr Die Wiibs, eiz
men 8oripono Su fufen, penn er
nben0s nlein ousJing ooer iiberboupt
nlht nah 6auie tam.
Qntonietta betete CUR Maoonno
uno Bot re. ben SOB uno Nsip. Der
segen Die Ripalin in ibrem Screen
81 fpafien begonn. gu totem, ebe er
groBer piiroe. llno Den Stol3 BON
Ibr gu nebmen un0 oos G6rasfihI,
onmit 'e iih niht etpo einmdl per=
gGbe uno 10 ben 5rdncesto gang uno
gar perIOre. Die Wuopnna logte nitt
ia uno nitt nsin unb Nntonietta
i6Itef ni6t ms5r in Der Tott uno
tGmpIte ME cine 6eloin aegen ole
'ountlen unp b0Hen Rsguneen ibres
Slutes.
GinmoI. als 5rdncsSeo Spnntaas
pieher aqein ausaeben tpoate, ben
Sut idief in Die Stirn gebriidt, cine
rote NeIts i'm Snopfloh unc idon
pie elm Got. ftel tie pI0bIi6 in elm
nerpoiss Sdlu63en, in cine Dirt
Wetntrnmpf.
rWos bait DUP" iroete er, als IS
gu GnOe mar.
rWobin 9ehlt 0u. 5rnncssto?"
Sum 1on5 no4 6uorisrptto.
Warum?"
rMit ipsm2"
~Wit WoooaIena MoeIia.-
r3iebIt 3u MohoaIma?"
rSo,"
~WiaIt gu irei ron mir Iein.
5rontesco?"
nSehr germ"
rOu biit frei. 0snn On noh
9ouie iommit. finoeit 0u mid nidt
mebr bier"
~Uiro AID frsuen, Gber io9 NAL
iibri9ens. sparum ldBt 0u Dir oenn
oos ales bon mir geioaen9"
sWsil i'd DID Iiebs."
.Dos 1T rpobl bic ntueite Mooe.
sic mon in Der 9iebe trGat - mas?
Cine bIooiinniQ oulnme Wlone, tam
i'd Dir nur ideen!"
6routesto gin9 tiirsuihIooene fort
uuo ihimpfte piiteno Dor iid bin,
MnobdIeno Wd9Iid nuros ibM nadhs
9eroos lditie. pfnn iie ma ibm tets
eleid9iilti9 gepeiel. 4ber lie mar
npd) tpeniQitens en- Msib. Giieriiihs
tig ME cine ?obe, sitel fple cine
Yrinseiiin. f".lh pit Elm SoFens
ihein. cine 2agncrin uno cine 6ellsls
lerin. turSuu Elm Weibl Nan mubte
lie bstpdhen tuie ein0oloitiid; panoie
man ben aiideu. 70 mar Is eor,3
ielbitperItdn0lih nidt mebr od. Sc
oen IuesnbIid bate MAJ ibretipeaeu
RoufbGnoeI. tam III Qebtns0efahr.
ihlua Ith. 3antte Iit. ihrie - ltbte.
lehte. NuherS ais bel Mntonietta. bel
Der q fiber mar. iiupio. fiber uno
u~neefdbroet pts i'm @aitbaus sum
stuiesn 6rieoen. Mdn lpiro ia gum
Grettn penn mdu iid nor nidhts
mehr in aht "a usbmen brdutht,
lpeun nihts nsbr III lraotu 1T uno
ouf bem Spis!s itebti
Intprietta podte lpirtlih bic Sos
den nno perlisB Nos 9aus. Sic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21

Gin Gentpntfe nit orei
Mdnnern. Die ndhreno Der Roft
cine Giienitunqe BON BEN SGaufene
itergitter DO, benz Supsliereei6Gft
ppn eSGcpb Eaten in Nep gort lose
rifen, bate 6,du @roIine 9une,
cine Igentin Der Electromagnetic
Ihoft, bic Die giubreher itnrte.
SrpBoem eintG Der brei ibr slnrH
ShIo1 ms 6eiid,: perieBte. belt tie
iid ipoder, bis. nurb S5re 9ilfsrufe
aufmertiam gema6t, Der ShGntte1s
nsr 0otrid 8offnsb Gus elmer nahen
Wirtihoft berbeitam, qegeu ben Ell
ner Der 9urihsn einen RspoIpsr Sie-
hen pollte. 6nffnsp IhIua ben
Monn nisnsr. ouh itirsten Die beis
ben anoersn iih duf i'm, iparfen
i'm III 9ooen unb entfIokn. oIs
Elm BpIisiit erfdlien, mad psrihies
eensn Rittnneer. Jrau 9unos 9es
itht iot b6fs aus. opd beaob lie fid
obns 9iIfe nod 9auIs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
Gin gam Sdlauer.

aunoe: r9ier am 9usaerauee
oriidt mid Ser StisfeI a6er risbsrs
trGhtis."
NADER Guns
pirf6): rSa, poSu iino ets,n.Ei4
ole Siihnsroueen... -"
2ehriunge (nus Der Gde):
.Somit bic Siihnsr ieben ;onuer.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24
FEED YOURSELF.

! Every cotton grower, whether on a small farm or large plantation. should raise all the food and feed used on the farm. The only table supplies of any consequence that it should be necessary to buy are coffee and sugar. The hay, grain and pastures needed Tor the live stock should be grown on the farm. Each family should have good garden, brood SOW or two. a COW, patch of sweet potatoes and where the land is suitable, patch of Irish potatoes and two dozen laying hens. Enough rhubarb, asparagus, and horse radish should be raised to furnish an abundance for the family. A majority of the cotton growers can raise all the berries and melons their families want. It is often claimed that 1t is cheaper to raise cotton and buy food and feed. It takes seven and one-half bales of cotton to buy as many sweet potatoes in cans as is grown in one acre. An acre in gar den and berries, well tended, will pro- duce more food than can be bought in the ordinary country store for $200 The family which raises cotton only, intending to buy fresh vegetables, berries and fruit, rarely has much of these appetizing foods on the table.
 A surplus of either field crops or live stock, or both, should be raised to sell to furnish money to buy cloth ing and supplies other than food that the family and farm needs. The sur Iplus produce raised for sale should be those best adapted to the farm and it's equipment. It may be hay, corn, oats, wheat, hogs, dairy products, poultry and eggs, beef cattle, colts or mules.
 Most cotton growers will find that it will not pay them to produce more food and feed than they need for use on the farm and to sell to meet farm expenses. A few will find it profit able to raise a considerable acreage or hay, corn or small grain. Others will find that they can make money with live stock. The larger number will do best to make cotton the chief crop, securing high yields through the use of the winter growing bur and crimson clovers.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24
HIGH PRICED EGGS.

A flock of one hundred hens pro- duce in egg shells about one hundred and thirty-seven pounds of chalk an- nually, yet not an ounce of this sub- stance is found around a hens feeding ground. Pebbles, stones, brickdust
 bone, etc, are eagerly consumed by hens and other birds, and out of these the egg shells are manufactured. Of all birds now in existence the ostrich lays the largest egg, but relatively to it's size the kivi, a strange, wingless New Zealand species of ostrich. is the champion, with an egg not less than five inches long, although the bird it.
 self is only twenty-seven inches long. The epiyornis egg measured nine by thirteen inches and a good specimen is worth about one thousand dollars. The epiyornis existed in Madagascar hundreds of thousands of years ago, but its eggs have been exhumed from drifting sands of the southern portion of the island. This bird is supposed to have given rise to the fable of the roc in the Arabian Nights" A good specimen of the great auk's egg sold for 1,50O. There are just sixty-eight of them known to be in existence, of which America possesses three-one at Washington, one at Vassar College and one at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. The auk's eggs were five inches long and two or thiee inches wide, and weighed about two pounds. One would make an omelet for good-sized family-From The Peoples Home Journal for April.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24
DRAG THE ROADS.

Right along with the campaign for safe farming should go the campaign for good roads. All grading should be done befire the first if July and the dragging should come after every rain all the year around, when the ground is just right for dragging. The frequent dragging of a piece of wood with very little grading of bad places viii after a while make a good road. \ good road is a blessing to every member of the farmers fam fly as well as to the general public. Drag, Brother, drag!
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24
SAVE SOIL MOISTURE.

Because we have big rains in Janu- ary and February is no reason why farmers should not try hard now to save soil moisture. Disc before blow ing, harrow each half days blowing and harrow after each rain or oftener and keep good dirt mulch. This frequent working will kill weeds, those silent robbers of the lazy Plant the corn in a good moist seed bed and after about four or five days harrow lightly and harrow again when corn is up to two or three inches and then the ground will be in fine condition for the first cultivation. Force the rapid growing of corn by frequent cultivation
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24
4 BUSHRANCER AT BAY.

Stingaree, under the impression that not a soul in all Australia knows his identity, nor the chain of circumstan- ces which brought about his exile from England, is thunderstruck when he suddenly comes face to face with a man who knows all the details of the terrible tragedy. For moment, the bushranger is filled with the de- termination to slay the man and thus hide his secret. To his intense sur
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24
HOW TT HAPPENED.

Archie-How does it happen that Smith hasn't that habit of talking to himself any more?
 Burt-He caught himself cheating at solitaire, andh asn't spoken to him self since.-Jack O Lantern.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24
s,yTALoUPE GROWING , 'A' AND CROP ROTATION

In general farm prae'ire .,, ',..lo l u , ;mnortant and fundamental W.T.. . for the proper rotation of '''s s. h,t in cantaloupe growing this ivps' i.ar bpcomes of special importance, .''', snecess depends to large extent 's,n the successful control of des- ',..ra srY insects and diseases which ...s.l m this crop, and unless rotation .octiced in connection with com- .iro measures. or direct remedies, s.,os. ~ would be very difficult to M .s;.ro and uncertain of realization. as far as possible, the principle .,,rld he established by all growers s.nta,o.pcs, and watcrmc!ons as val never to put cantaloupes on land rbero cantaloupes were the year pre- ,,ons and as far as practicable, the r.r field should be as far removed Hmm inc one of last year as possible. In addition to these precautions, 1t sbOnN also become the established or,etice of the growers to follow their r,ntalOupe crop immediately with a soi renovating crop like COW peas or ,over the same to be followed later ED the fall by grazing crop like oats, |tsrley or rye. In order to carry out such scheme, We would suggest the Following plan of rotations;
 First: From May to August, can- sbupes. As soon as the crop is har- tested haul out and feed to the hogs br spoiled and culled melons, then Em under deeply all the vegetation, rsing an implement that will do the Nrk thoroughly. Disc or harrow ney and SOW to COW peas broadcast, rm drills as preferred. If you wish D make seed, drilling the peas would Eve the best results, but broad cast tg WOudl be best for making hay of he vines
 Occasionally it may happen that the sl will be quite dry about the first
 August, but if it is at all possible D turn the land and iit it for another np t should by all means be done. Under such conditions, it may be best D leave off planting the peas and SOW ne land to crimson clover late in Sep Rnber or early October. However, if he New Era pea should be used in- Rad of the Whipporwill, planted in srow rows and given one good FeNng, a fair crop of peas could be fade with very little moisture.
 SecOnd' If good crop of cow peas N made following the cantaloupes, 'nelher they are used for hay or Fed' the stubble should be deeply afned some time in October, the soil nely narrowed down and planted to iuer one of the following crops, ac- Uung to the preference of the OSef' Oats, rye, barley, wheat or lnsOn clover, Either of these will "@ good as coyer-crop during win
 ana spring, conserve fertility, and yalsn grazing for pigs, calves and 'S all of which are important and uspenSable adjuncts to diversified Arnng
 'nOer all conditions, we would not a'Se the growing of these winter u,crOpS for the purpose of carry uem to maturity the following ,%s' because 1t would not be an eco- 'al'al practice, but rather as green ., @He crops. Turn them under sp ,spg Y the following spring about the M @ .4ey start to head out, and fol- '''es or peanuts. '''' '"'e' p0-
 E. J. WATSON,
 HsllcQltufal Evtape;o. k.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24

prise, however, Stingaree finds that this man strongly sympathizes with him and is his friend. The story is told in ''The Bushranger at Bay" the newest episode of Kalem's wonderful series which is based upon E. W. Hornung's novel "Stingaree." This two-act drama comes to the Gem to- night. You can't afford to miss it.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24

Some more land Peary claimed Go have discovered in the far north has been proved a myth. Every little bit helps,' thinks old Doc Cook.-Bir- mingham Age-Herald.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24

Eugenic coddling of presidential booms may be the proper thing, but Justice Hughes Topsy seems to grow of it's own accord.-Washington Post.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24

FOR RENT-5 room house in Pres of land, mile south of Prescott. D. F. Andrews, phone 150. If
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24

FOR RENT-5 room hiuse in Pres colt. D. F. Andrews, phone 150 If
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24

E lis ten.,,. 'p admiring Doc Cook
 E tplda,r' ,''l'y, ,s, He has the proverb, fhspirSS Su 'o0llne like a quitter.-
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24

bent " AeCleish, of Gum Springs, |. NscIS'' portion of today in the city. B St..s Sn Is owner of "Montgom- |srse, one of the purest bred |arp i. | 'ne state, Montgomery i. Bam;,. a'uef the management of J.
 a at his and will make the sea- (nnet ' nome f miles southeast of kesan, a 'ie Is Kentucky registered.
 lad and. ''eli , With a star in fore rapidlS is ID years old. Arkansas fsk and usSreasing sS the quality of it's
 pportnO;,,,. .ew communities have the
 Fses that We have for better
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24
IN JUSTICES COURT. BEFORE
 ]. FISHERS. J. P. MO. TIP.
 NEVADA COUNTY. ARK ANSAS
Warning Order.

The defendant, W. E. Hannah, IS warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Prescott Hardware Company.
 March 24, 1916.
 J. FISHERS, .3-24 J. r. Missouri Tp.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-24
1pUTY FIRST WIN vii, GOODWIN

.,,ry i, the sublimest word in the English D ,.,,u,ee. ."--RoH. 4. Lee'