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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18
PROF. .LYNCH'S WORK
A Tribute by Sam M. Jor.
dan, the Noted Corn
Man." to the Educator

The Springfield (Mo) Repnbli-
can of May Z, 1916 Says:
A fine lribut.. to the life and
work of Prof. W. II. Lynch, visit
or for the Springfield state nor
NAL school, is paid in "a letter re
ceived by the veteran educator a
few days ago from Sam NJ. Jor.
dan, lecturer and agricultural
authority for the Missouri state
board of agriculture. Everybody
knows Sam Jordan as the Corn
man. and to him belongs the
credit of doing more toward
bringing the state into the front
rank in agriculture probably
than any other living man.
The letter compares the career
of Prof. Lynch with that of Hen
ry Wallace, the famous agricul
turiSt, who died in harness.
Mr.. Jordan expresses the he.
lief that Prof. Lynch, too, will be
found pursuing his work of bet.
tering educational conditions in
his state when the final summons
comes. This is Mr.. .Iordan's
tribute to the pioneer educator
of the Ozarks:
u want to assure yOn that !
am always glad TO hear from
you, as every word that ever
came to me about you was
kindly word. What greater thing
could one ask: If one has been
busy during a long life time,
spreading only sunshine in the
lives of others. what happier
thing can anyone do
'The finest thing know, or
any man can know, was some.
thing about the life and death of
Henry Wallace, of Wallace's Far.
mer. The common good of the
human race was always upper.
.ans, IL His thought, and action
lie worked every day and when
eighty useful years had passed
he died in harness. He did not
want to outlive his usefulness for
single day. His life and death
were both among the grandeSt |
have ever known.
1T seems, from what have
seen and known of your life, no
less can be said. The sunshine
You have scattered, the lives you
have helped. the kindly word, the
jolly laugh, and the warm grip of
the hand, with a soul too full for
language, il seems To me, is all
one could wish for in himself or
Il friend.
If the death sentence comes
to you first, fully expect to
hear that you, too, died in har
ness! But eighty years are all
too short for a life like yours, for
you do US all good. You have al,
ways handed us good word
when a good word was due. In
other words, do it now has been
rule Of action with YOU, and We
cannot forget
"lf with pleasure you are viewing,
Any work man is doing,
IT you like him, or you love aim,
Don't withhold your approba
Till the parson makes Grafton,
And he lies with snowy lilies
DER his brow.
For no matter how you shout it,
He'll not really care about it.
He u never know how many tear.
drops you've seed.
If you think some credit due
him,
NOw's the time to slip it to him,
For he cannot read his tomb
stone when he's dead.
More than fame and more than
money
Is the comment kind and sun.
ny,
The hearty, warm approval of a
friend.
For it gives to life a savOr,
Makes you stronger, braver,
Gives you heart aud spirit t.
the end.
IT he's earned your praise be
stow it,
If You like him, let him know it,
Let the words of true encourage.
ment be said.
Do not wait till life is over,
And he = underneath the clover
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17

70 RETURN FROM MtNOT.
Judge T.. B. Goss, who has been
spending several days in Minot on bus
mess, is expected to return today.
"The Country That God Forgot" at
the Bismarck .theater today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17

There are five or six good centersin
the country this year,. but foremost
among them stands Peck of Pittsburg
university, Walter Camps choice on
the mythical All-American team last
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17
lowa Girl Wins Highest
>>s *~1 H0n0rs In Athletics!
BY PAUL PURMAN.

Girls who 60 in for athletics and
are successful in one branch of sports
are becoming more common every day,
but the girl who becomes an all.round
athlete. excelling in all branches is
unusual. IT,.
Miss Violet Pammel, senior in the
home economics department at Iowa
State college at Ames, Ia, has done
this and won a double letter in ath-
letics, the first time the 'honor has
ever been awarded to a woman. In
addition she is at the head of her class
es in school. 'r :a"., g..
Miss Pammel is at her best at >bas-
ketball, tennis and hockey. She is also
a good golfer.
Seven medals for participation in
sports are necessary to receive an
"AA" at the Iowa school.
Miss Pammel began collecting her
medals in her freshman year when she
woman "A" sweater in athletics, took
three tennis medals and was college
women's tennis champion in doubles
and singles. aoa@
In her sophomore year she won mel
ais in basketball and hockey and re,
ceived silver trophy for having won
medals in three branches of sport.
Last year as a junior she Won medals
in basketball and hockey, bringing her
total to seven, which, entitled her to
the double "a"
Miss Pammel made the varsity ~
ketball team two years, the hcc''fY
team one year and was captain Of 80
varsity and class basketball teaity
last winter.
Miss Pammel is one Of the mo"
popular women in the sclo1i ShH
a member of two honorary "a mites,
election to which depend ca ely IT,.
on scholarship.
She is president for y'o1lcr o. tha
senior class and her athletic activities
have not kept her from being enc Of
the leaders in college society.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17

The sale of the Red Sox will either
be approved or rejected. ,
Carney Dreyfuss will open his fight
to haye/a change made in the Nation.
al commission. Is
A plan to organize a new major
league to comprise Toronto, Buffalo,
Baltimore, Newark, Indianapolis, Lou
isville, Milwaukee and Toledo, will be
considered. z
Dave -Futlz's charges against base.
ball will come in for their share of
tho discussion
AT least one major league club will
be sold and many stars may change
hands.
Yes, it will be a nice. quiet peace.
able session. About as peaceable as
the SOmme river. ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17
LOOK OUT FOR FIREWORKS WHEN -,...
.-..> BIG LEAGUE AAGNATES MEET

December will be red letter day
in baseball.
The board of directors of the Ma
tional and American leagues will
meet in New York and discussions are
likely td arise which will rival the
iblustory days of the Federal league
for fireworks. !.
John McGraw, the little giant Of
the Giants, must appear before the
National magnates to explain his &C.
tons at the New Brooklyn
game, October 3, Ehen he left the
bench charging that his players were
throwing the game, a statement
which has caused some. of his men
to threaten a strike. '.a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17
JAMESTOWN DOWNS
GLENDALE IS TO 0
Bud Dougherty's EleventMain-
tain Prestige Of Not Having
Goal Line Crossed

jamestown. N. D., Nov. 1.-two
touchdowns by Elmon Miller, speedy
half, and another by Ericsson, gave
Jamestown college the IS points
which won the victory over Glendale
state normal school at Glendale Mon
day afternoon.
With Captain Ken Wanner back into
the game at his old position as quar-
ter-back and who again piloted his
team across the goals by line drives,
Coach BUD Dougherty's team man.
aged to keep the Glendale team from
scoring, thus maintaining its prestige
of not having its goal line crossed this
season and establishing record in col
legian circles of the northwest. 1t
was the last game Of the season for
jamestown college.
The first touchdown came in the
second period and the other twelve
points in the third quarter. Dysart,
another college half, played his old
time game sharing equally his honors
with Ken Wanner
The team went to Glendale in per.
feet condition, Wanner being out of
the game since the contest with Moor
head normal here a month ago.
HOME ,FRcM INSPECTION.
"A. II. Runge, state fire marshal, is
home from an inspection trip.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17
THEY CALL IT "1ITT1E EGYPT! NOT,
DANCER BUT IT WIQQLES.

1t wouldn't take three guesses to
decide why they call q new kind of
artificial fish bait Little Egypt"
The first guess probably would be
because it wiggles." and then ths
other two wouldn't be necessary.
The bait looks like the old fashion.
ed fishworm that the kids used to dig
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17

HOME FROM INSPECTION.
"A. II. Runge, state fire marshal,
home from an inspection trip.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17
of the sixday bicycle race because
it was held in Boston. .
Georges Carpenter wants to fight

Les Darcy after the war. Not at that
age, Georges. It isn't done.
Mike Gibbons is the greatest fighter
in the world, a number of fistic
scribes reported. We just happen to
remember what these sgeniuses said
after Mikes lamentable affair with
'Packey Mcfarland. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17

out Of the garden, apply to q pin hook
and pull croppies out Of the "crick"
with homemade hickory pole.
The new bait when applied to =
hook wriggles> and squirms just like
the old fishworm did, and it keeps on
wriggling in the water, thereby at.
tracing the notice Of the passing hun.
cry fish.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17
ACKERr1AN-
FRIDAY; NOV. " 1915
BY Hop

Run we'll saturated rag Of the SOL
vent through the, barrel. from the
chamber, until she works easy, then
give her nice brisk rub.
Finish up with dry cloth to see II
any dirt remains. II not, run another
saturated rag through and leave plenty
Of the solvent in the barrel.
Clean solvent from fife and oil from
shotgun before shooting.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17
Serbs WIN Two
FROM. WHOLESALERS

The Tribune bowling team won two
out of three from the Wholesalers
on the local alleys Wednesday even.
ing. The scores follow:
-.f@ $50. Wholesaler. ,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17

TAE CARE OF SHOOTING IRONS.
When you 60 into the woods for
game take clean gun.
Take a slant down the old left side
choke and the right side scatter and
see II the O. X. sign is in both barrels.
< II not. take the old 9attler down.
Hunt up the Washtub, the washpan or
the bathtub, as you prefer; and make
some warm soap suds and insert
swab and large amount of elbow
grease and 60 to 1t. No..
After you have given good bath
to the barrels, inside and out, rub It
hard and dry with dry rags, then take
another peak. "
II she still looks spotted take your
wire swab and rub her good and hard,
then work through briskly With some.
oil on . we'll saturated cloth. then with
. dry cloth and the chances are the
Job will be complete.
II the barrels are very bad from lack
Of attention and show powder, rust
and lead in them. stick a cork in each
barref and fill them to the nozzle with
kerosene and let them stand; for ~
hours. then 90 through with the former
process. ,ss... =
If everything comes out but the lead
from this treatment slap in goodly
amount of nitro powder solvent ON the
loaded spots and let it stand for In
other IS hours. Then finish up as be-
fore stated, s.si-f
Nitro solvent is the salvstion Of the
small bore rife and iSs1lst Is neces.
ssry for the larger bores
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-17
year and regarded as almost a sure
repeater this fall.

Peck is a center Of the roaming type.
He covers a lot of territory and often
takes a hand in tackling men on plays
far from his position in the line.
On defense he has been able to out
point such centers as the giant Wray
Of Pennsylvania, who Is dOped as one
of the best snappers in the eRst this
year.
Peck is captain of Glenn Warmers
great football machine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-28
NeZgoda parnika.

IL Norfolka, Va. poroGaio: Par.
mix "Alamo'. Xxi vozi il New Yor-
la Y f'lorido ter ina ma krovu bIa-
90 in potnikc. ic izgubil Svoi"
krmilo ter .ic kakih lao mill Juno
cd Virginia Capcs. Parnik ala
mo jc proSil brczIiGnim potom 2a
r"moc. y \orfolka so takoi 20
Slall ma pomot rcSilno ladjo
Rescue. MoStyo parmika ALA.
mo ]" samn napravilo krmilo ~
$40. ki pa nj zadoStovalo Y ncmir-
rem moriu. vSlcd cesar so morali
proslti b~rezzicno IA pomoG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-28
Tiskarska zmaga.

Stavka Siavccv pri Church Pub
fishing Co. V Chicago ic bila zad-
MO S"hoio poravnama : TEN. da
lr tvrdka iziavila, da jc v%ol.ima
prlznatl unijo in vpcliaii boliic
dclovne pogoic. Tvrdka tiSka.
kakor jc znano. skoro vSr ccrkvc-
G puhIikacijc, i'm dclavci so ST. o.
brmli do paStorjcv raznih ccrkvc-
nh obGin "a poSrcdovanic. Ma
E%"nfercnci ccrkvcnih zastopnikov
NJ zaStopnikov CrkoStavccv, ki Sc
Jc vrSila |prctctcmi tcden. so ccrkvc
tvriki priporotil", da Sc poravna
L uniJo. Nckaj casa ST .ic upirala.
napoSlcd lc vcndar Spoznala. da
Sc z organizacijo nj dobro prcvcG
leratl. pa .ic kapitulirala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-28
E~ksploziia gazolina.

' Detroit, Mich, jc dine -.
marca gazolim. Hi jc iztekel IL no
%cga po>kodovancga voza. po-
vzrocil Y odtojncm kanalmrm 81.
Ntcmu pod Scotch ave. tcIko ckS-
pIozllo. CrStni TAX ic bill V We
!ikcm obSrgu odtrgan in wee his
"c j. l~oru>ilo. Dive osrbi sta bill
'clko p"(kodovani. matcriialna
>k"da pa znaSa kakih $JOO.O0O.
l.kSplozljo so tutili ma vcliko da-
lJavo in prrhivalNtvo ir menilo.
ia Jr ohiskal mcSto poircS. ali pa
ia 81 nrmSki zaroiniki ma drlu.-
N"m>ki zarotniki hodo uamr6r Y
.Amrriki kmalu lcgrmdarni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-28

Polcg nakaznic "a kruh in Surovo maslo so
up"ljali 20. marca tudi nakaznicc ia krompir.
; tenn hoccjo uStayiti umazanc Spckulacijc skrom-
pIrJem. kater"ga so >prkulantjc zadrIavali Y We
lIkIh mnoIlnah, da hi vSlcd tcga poSkocilc Gene.
Nakazilc" bodo vel lalr IA 60 dnij in no 4 mimi
NSakdo upravitcn do II iuntOv krompirja ma VISA
kIh II dnl. naJhrIc pc % fcnigov funt. Pri raz-
glaSu tc odrcdbe jc iziavil lupan DIR. pl. Wcr-
muth,'d j. zivclo prrbivalstvo. kar So tee krom-
plrja, IN rok V usta"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-28
IZGNANI

VoiaSki guverner mehiSke dr.
zave Sonora, general Gales, j. dial
lzgnati Sest katoliSkih popOv IL
severnega della drzavc. Takoj So
j. Y klerikalncm taboru dvigmil
hruSt in truSc. kakor da Sc posto-
pa proti ubogi katoli;ki crrkvi 20
worth Mechanic >lavnoznanc
SpanSkc inkvizicijc. II San Amto-
MO Y Texas Sc raziiria telegram.
ia Jc guvcrmcr izgnal vSr katoli-
Ske duhovnikc IL Sonorc. Da ne
hi bio vScj DRAW vct kakor ScSt
katoIlSkih popov, nam ne gre pray
Y glavo.
Yes kirk o prcganjanju ccrkvc
j. pa Sploh nc%potrchcn. V rc>nici
So namrcc "Svcti matcri' pray
nc nj zgodilo. tistih lc>t ropov
pa tudi nj bilo izgnanih cato, ko~
so "b0Iji namcstniki, ampak "a
10. kcr so So havili Z jake moocr-
kvcnimi in nc|duhovnimi oprayki.
General Gales jc podal i~zjavo.
da J" izdal ukaz IA izgon zaradi
t"ga. kcr 50 roboIni moIakarji MA
Skrivnrm splctkarili in rogovilili
protI CarranZoVi yladi. in Steer I
namcnom. da hi 81 @izzvala amer
ska intcrvcncija Y Mchiki. l'Eaz
90. H. .
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-28
Rumunske vojaske

II igkarrNta porOtaJo: Rumunske volaske
priprave Sc vr;c ncmotcno dalic. VSi oui, XII so
bill pref izvzcti IL vojaSkc Sluzbc. kakor tudi ri
munSki bcgunci IL Ogr>kc. We tiso. pc Stcvilu.
50 hill rozvani pod oroIic. Noimc ohlaSti so "a
llcnllr vclikanSkc mnolinc bakra in platna. T.
panJc \cmccm priiazmih ljudi. da loo liumunska
ohranila p~rilazno ncvtralnoSt. So jc razblinilo, cd
kar Sc jc vrnIl 4 Dunaja VI. Carp. Iii - jc pogajal
Z A~vStrijo. kar j. dovolila Avstriia. nj zadoSto-
valo. Ma drugi Strani ia ic vaIno dcjStvo. da ic
oblSkal NJ. FiipcScu ruSko fronto. MilanSki
'SccoIo pa jc dobil IL BukarrSla porocilo, da So
Bolgarl stain" prlPravlJaJo ma voimo proti Ru-
muniji. Ma Donavi 50 So poiavili bolgarSki colni
l. mlnani, Xxi Jill hotcio poloIiti Y rcko. Porotilo
tudi pravi. da poStaja bolgarSko c~a>opi>ic OF dine
do dine bolj ogorc,no proii Rumuuiji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-28
NASLOV (ADDRESS):
&oos w. 81. STREET. CHICAGO ILLINOIS
VOLILNE PRAVICA.

k,Jor El,v,l o. ,.L,;
kai i'm, ,.l,i n,~I.o,.n, r,,,L;
kako L. +, JnLiI \;,gor J.E: M
shiloh H.. u;l; 49,. -. =, a.uar
ziyi koknr H., j.. hiIo =. al ,,:.,
ka syrta ~, tnko k,Eo,. T..
Y Amrr,ki imam, n.loluo
zanimiyih ,alih n~ni,vo, Y =,
dinieuih drloy,b v"Ii, ,~,l,r,yo:
snloSua volilno pro yic, pr,y;uo
takorekoi. Kaiti poys.m ~r.s,itro
,o NJ Take ir.,n, l,.,,
Y katcr.h ZEN Ike sploh ne .mcio
voliti. IA nrkatcrc drlarc. = ka.
tcrih jc lcn>ka vol:lna rravica %.
mcicna.
Ker po ie lal tuJi mod ,j.r,,
ci - sr Jo>,i tokib III mi.Iiio L..
5euskc >nlob ri.n u,,,,r;.no ~,
politiko smatr,;o ynlib,n
N snlosno lato ,.r xa,i I,hL,
glasnieio In ken, vodo nol,a; -,
tenn. da ie Amrrik, .y,bn5n"
publika. odkar Sc jr rc;ila angle
Ske nadvladc. Steer pa ne pozuqio
zgodoyinc Xcdinicuih drIay. So
prcpritani. da ina Ia dcIela >plos
no volilno pravico. odkar ir .1mo-
stojna. In kadar citaio o hoi;h IA
sploSno volilno prayico \ druriE
dezclah. tcdaj So ironituo nosmi-
halo: Kako dalrc So Sc n nomi
Ii >mo kar zarrli ; popoluo demo-
kraciio,
Tako stara mn v,nJar ~ =, ..,
MOLINA dcmokrocii, " F., L.j,r .,
malo boil Gamma "a politician zro-
dovino Zcdimjrmih drlav. st. pray
ldhko prcprica. Ola ie imcla t,di IA
dcIcla ncStcvilnc boir IN uoIiriIno
enakopravnost mnoyo tch hoiey
j. hilo zrlo kruiih i'm Y urka,rriL
krajih nj nil davma. odkar So
VSaj muSki dr.ayliani doScDli
sploSuo volilno I~ravico.
po..Lno ob:ir,o n~o,I,,i. J.;
lahko nj>alo - -goJnvini yori,,
prayic,. y iuInib Ir5ov.b l.;..
y dobi ~ou5n,st; :ru.; .,l,b ,;..;
mcli To so - rolum.I, kar .,,,,
oh sebi Sui.ui IT, hill = v.,kem
oziru gospodari~yn I,s, kakor nu.
lc in konii. &C. hi mulc in k,,ii
lahko yln,oyoli HI morJ. ,uJi
,ki.nili i, =. mara ,,L,ra,i;iL H..
Kdo hi bill tako ncumrn. da hi ,uI-
MEM dovolil |gla,ovati IA odrrayo
suImosti!
Pc zmao; >cvcrrih dr5,v 80 t,j;
zaIuorci dobiIi volilno n~r,v;,o Ali;
ker so bog,ti uI.nt,z,;k; rroi Inn
nnrtiraIi toI;kn t.o, ..-:L,y.;,.o.
blaga," da ic bilo Y nckatcrih kra-
jih wee crnccv kakor hclih. in kcr
Sc ie bclemu zdclo da ie poni;op
ce more crncc scdcti y kakSnrm
uradu. 50 naiprci Zarotuiki nri
volitvah zastraSili cruc %volilcr da
So MISC mali ~izyrScvati svoic zako.
mite n]rayirr notnm So i'm ;o NJ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-28

V GrccnsbUrg. Ind. 50 !. marca
mokri' zmagali. vSlcd cesar be
Cdcm goStiIn lopct odprtih. Icnc
'erkvenjakov MISC priSlc glaSovat
ampak so YES dan mobile IN
zmago "suhih. Bog Jill nj usliSal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-28

Move dolcchc eicdr ma oddajanJe surov 5ga
masla in krompirja So Stopilc y NemGiii V vclja-
vo. Ircbivalci glavncga mcsta moreio dobiti te
%prcdmcte lie ma tozadcvnc nakaznicc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-28

go do syoboJ.. ali -, vnl;sSu v.n-
dar MISC smell; nor.b;t; f. svobod.
Predysem nj bilo take svohoJ.
IN dclavco. VoIilno nrov;co !.
bila p~rovico nos..,;. IN k.r nj de.
layrc ~niorsnr ro,.JovoI tudi nj
Sncl yoIiti Lr,n Isl1 !, hill,
DRAW New York drlnvlinnom X
niso i,n,li z.mlii;k. r,.r.ti ,db;.
Ia zahtcya no v@oIiIni pruyici : slc.
delim razlay.ui.m.
" y,okcm nc.,u in = v,ak;
obGiui moroi, hiti liuJi. III ~.
moreio kcr nimoio nns.,ti korok.
trrio ,tn =. nr.,; u,.lovn ,li +;
mrnitn,i;, sln5br. ,Ii ;loLrulL.
urina:ati uob.rr k~oris,i ia,rim i'm
,|ti,ucii,m in &. linn za.o me- >ncio
priznayoii no,i,i:n, uro,i,r"
To ic cnaka arrrrcntaciia.
kakrSr, :. n ,r Tisy, ~, O,r.
Skcm 80 danes mira yolilri rruyi-
I'll drlavccv i'm nrmndiarSkih marc.
dow. In po ysrh dclcroh So Sc prj
vilrgiraui nazadniaki po>lulcvali
'"%N', |'"G"''n r'@!"G"N'
'""' n rug" r"|'ogo' 81 J' p"
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-05-10
PLAN FOR RAISING GOSLINGS
Hen VIII Cover Only Five or Six
Eggs, While Mother Goose May
Hatch From IL to IS.

Geese usually begin to lay in March,
and If not allowed to sit will lay from
20 to 80 eggs each. The first goslings
are not Matched until the grass begins
to come in green. A hen will cover
only five or six goose eggs, while the
mother goose may hatch from - to-
Is. Although the period of incubation
averages 80 days, it will vary from 20
to 33 days. AS the time for Matching
is half as long again as for hens eggs,
only hens that are in good condition
and kept free from lice and properly
fed will stay on the nest long enough
to bring off a good hatch.
Since the first gosling may appear
as early as the twentyeighth day, and
the last one not until the thirty-third
or thirty-ffth day, it is a good plan
to remove the goslings from the nest
to warm, flannel-lined basket as fast
as they hatch. If this is not doIe the
hen may become restless before the
hatch is finished and leave the nest.
1t is not wise to assist goslings from
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-05-10
INC REASlNG THE EGG OUTPUT
Success in Poultry Business Depends
Largely on Attention and Care
Given to Eggs.

Keep the hens nests clean and have
plenty of nests.
Gather eggs twice daily in warm
weather and daily during other sea-
sons.
Handle eggs as little as possible, as
handling deteriorates them.
Market eggs of the correct size, "a
to % ounces dozen. ..
Cut out all very large or very small
eggs.
Sell nothing but clean eggs; never
wash them fer market.
Produce only infertile eggs by re-
moving all ROSTERS as soon as the
breeding period is over
Keep all eggs in cool place.
Don't let eggs come into contact
with vegetable or kitchen odors.
Don't hold eggs too long, as they de-
teriorate rapidly; market at least
twice week.
Keep only one breed of chickens
and raise eggs of one color.
Market your eggs in clean, 30-dozen
cases, or in cartons holding one dozen
eggs, depending on the demand.
Don't expose eggs to flies and dust.
Confine broody hens at once and re-
move them to the Matching depart.
ment.
Never expose market eggs to the
direct rays of the sun, to extreme heat
or rain.
Keep poultry houses free from YER
min.
Feed wholesome, clean feed and
provide pure water in clean vessels
and often.
Sell your eggs only to buyers, who
buy loss-off and who are willing tt
pay for quality.