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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21
sra 0aflauO, 6aliouia

) lang 30 5ar ie9 tqaft paa
at laoe 4ore liot ira os Der noe,
iprli5 ior De genners Sf9lO. iom
DenIiBit ioareoe paa Dor BON o.
CpiororuB % ialote os Een9e til
9iplp for oor paat9nfte STRIFE
6o5ain8. y 1ar biotil lite
oeret j Stano I'll al i1Ige 0or mn.
pqren0e @ienoom, 5por Di bar port
5oriamlmgslofale. % iu0til Di ialr
Iiolgt o. iaar 0e Relae Ct brngG
oi bar itaaenoe Der, ian u.
life 5apnoe al bD8Ge paa Dor u9s
@runo. - Ser 5ar, iurIig ! oei
iioite aar, DGret me9et liot 5al3
IeIler aeb al eienoom ber ! De
itore gper / California. glt
bar DGret oeot % itillcitaacn6e {
Den @etuing. Den 0i fror OF
oeo, at naar 9errens 1io fomner.
oil ri iaa Ben gag orOnet o1iaa.
% ri glpoer os iaa ocrtiI. III ri
trenser j Snno6eo til en- Strife ior
arbej0ets Sfplo li0aotil Der I iaa
itor en- gp. - 9or nIorren0e
@ienoom er u9luGrfef ceutralt be
Ili5gen0e. - maIt1e leanemgla.
enoe SporaolHslinier. % eJrer lis
ii9r iortrGffeli9t til e. miH0re
9lpnrtmentsbus" iaa naar Der oil
Der Iiot 8ere / gienoomsjanoleh
ifal oi nof iaa iolgt. 0a 9ienoont
meme Der omfring a6iolut maa It'll.
ICE i @uroi maoer normaIe 6or9oIo
8i bar I'm 8runo til at pare
tatnemlig MOB 0erren ior sans
)laaoe imo0 os / oct ipltHoHe Aar.
= san jar ienot 6Olf til pore
@aostjenc'ter, % Jan bar ogiaa
la3t uo9le III 0~eii5ae0ea j aarets
,9sb Al BEN, aiom 0il laoe ia
i%relie", iom 9lpoitlen taller OH. %
Dem er Di ierIi9 8Iaoe oeO.
San bar rgrt oeb g.nneife5ierier,
% Oun0et nogIe ior fit Rige, Der
for itaI 5an alene 5aDe 9Greu os
l1affen.
9iOtil Gar oi inaet Sielp al
Qre0ien iom Wisiionsplaos, men
Il 9illi0 til &erren bar pi M ira
9lgtaar al beilutiet at barre bore
egne llOgiiter, ian @lenig5eoeu Der.
PED bialper til at itette port are0s.
misiionsarbeioe andre SteOer.
Bacifif areos bar 10 TO 0aisiions.
prGiter, bOoraf areoien betaler ben
enes Ssn nllot, % / 5orening
meo Somfunoet u~noerboIoer Den
nnoen, iaa areoien bar / SnnO.
beo YS9noerne iul0e" bpao
NisIionen angaar. = Gette er Dog
fun en- 8eliignelie ira Serren, og
port Soft Der u6e er OfieroiIlist. -
Seq fan life laoe Dere meo at
nppne en- 9ing / ben 6etning, iom
ieg life fan anoet emo glRoe. mig
oper. = Ser | Dor lille 6oriam.
ling | Ooflan0 bar pi bait en-
Snotpgt / aoIleft aIene for
iiolte lar pna $4,000 og liot
ODER, peO Menig9eoens Ssnbnss-
guostieneiter. = Oct er miiffert life
De min6ite Nsnter, mai bar iegt
eiter.
Ger er cen 9ing, iom ieg oil
nnUne, iom ieg ogiaa bar gaaet
og tpnft paas tbi uoen, iom bar
Sfoen paa, peo 10 beoit, bDor ben
trpffer." Oct er poitor 5alcf, tror
|ieg, lom ct Bar @nnge bar ilnaet
til Qpo for ct 5ono, bpordf, iaa-
blot lea forfto0, Samfun0etS We-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21
giusIanOs Saniltligbtoe

Get innes biotil at pare gaaet
iGont % let me6 Geoolutionel
Ruslan0; at oenne Reoolution er
bleoen gennemfsrt uoen Uioere
gloosll6gDoelie, ifploes rimeligOis
Dqientlig Oeu Omitpnoigbeo, at
9anoet er / arigstiIitnno, og 9R-
rem gaar meo paa ben npe Tin
genes Iilitano.
Og at 9eren err gaaet imoo
aeiIeren og gurenufratiet ifDloes
after, at Den, nh ben er / arig
og bar liot ubpre meget, er inoe
for at faa 6ribeo til at iRtte belle
fin Strait inc pan at ieire, meoens
De, Der fsr too for Stpret, fife par
enige ON at gaa paa meo fulo
Strait.
Soa longt altion, iom be, Der
oar gre6et 3silerne, og SRren er
enige Cog be ipnes at babe Solicit
iom ct 9ele meo iig) er uoiigterne
for 5remtioen nof ina lDie.
Wen - boa0 meo 9sslaoelien
al 5ongerne / 5~9ngslerne og De
foroiIte | STbirien2 Ger er Iuiinoer
al Dem, % De iiooer inoe mep en-
itor Del al 9anoets annoseoner og
Cortland. Wonge Of Dem oil i9tte
Bris paa oeres 6ribeo oe benDtte
Den til Oeres egen og 9a1oets
8e0Ite. 5or ina blot igen mao
man iige AL right. gaen Der er
ogiaa blanOt Be poIitiife 5orbrD.
oere, Der er iluppet LIS, anarfi-
og ni6iIiftiite gta-
turer, og oct Diloe bare ct Oper
maal al 0ptfnisme at badbe, at
9eslaOelien nleo eet Slag ituloe
funne ontoenoe 0i5ie % gloe Dem
til6age til Samfun0et iom gooe
8orgere.
MeOens man bar @runo til, iom
fagt, at 6n1be, at 9sslnoeIien al en-
bel Del al be eOnerige politiIte Cor.
6rDoere oil game 2anoet, fan Der
fife fnDttes iaaoant Saab til 2ss.
laoelien al 0ibiliiter.
On of pore Iamtioige aotaler ben
5ormenins, at oct flogeite, ben npe
Staggering funoe esre, piloe D9re at
gsre iioitn9untes 2~sslaOelie al
bqngig of, at De inomelote Jig |
Seren, 6por be iaa | bet minolte
for en- Sio piloe bore UNDER itreng
Wiilitqr Giiciplin-
On Del at ben isoiife 8efolf'
ming, iom Meloinserne tiger er
bleoen gipet fulo gorgerret og
6ribeo, er M9no meo itor Migoom
og fore gpner, men Der er andre
al en- plot forifellig aarafter, iom
oct be0re Clement mndife Dnnifelig
ptI funne fontrollere. De bar DR.
ret forfulgt Iaa lRnge, n9gtet et-
boert Bripilegium til at uoDifle
|iia og gna fremao, iao be bar p9'
ret UNDER gproer al trpffenoe Sat
tia6om. aan De taale ben pluoielige
fsoranoring2 gff be funne BRUCE
ben paa ret Waa6e? Oct er lite
lSpbrgsmaaI ben | @eiret. Der pil
Iblipe Mrbeioe ! 8fisIono for oplp-
ite % progressive Sboer, % orle'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4or hnnhe en- fffe|
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21
Rib o. 5parfombeS.

Gti Sonas Cabl. norif Saline
oigter. 3noienOt al 5. u. 8a1ml
Gage iefs on ifal ar6eioa@
Saa paa Sinni @erren be6-
YRangen uoen @rano Jig 8rei'oe,
aao med 6rpo lit eget 9reO,
Om ban 3apoe a. iin 8io
Snnao o. Sooeo brligt me0 5lio.
grbeioslennen nsiiom freoet
% i'm egen gDffe imeoet.
9GrIig arbeiS adler @anOen,
SpreOer 6riiteIier oe Goil
|Saeer Sorsens Sfp ira ganoer
arpOrer Mao oe frpOrer SuiI.
Deiligt annbens llrtebeo
Dlieses Of DIT aniists SOeo,
Mens for ben, Tom Oooent tp9rer.
ge6ite 9e'') fiin Ti6sIer bprer.
ON on nof iaa feit maa trpOe.
Dage iefs al ltgens ipo
IN ar6eioe ifaI, ON 90e
Get on oil, og ei JON Up.
&per en- Moer, boert ct asn
5ar lin @erning, iom bli'r ifen
~ @iort for Sub = og JON fin
@lRoe
Og lin 8rugt Ifal big bereoe.
RsjiombeO og @nOsfrpst iuinoer
lt6en Straf ei ira ct Siem;
Bino ou iaar, oe Storm on pin6er
offer g6ielbeo on frem.
Zen bli'r Detres onbe Mnn6,
Mebens @las i Ssnners Snanb
49,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

RerIe oil al MoOers 9aare,
SiGI % 9iem % Samiuuo iaare
9erre @uo. DIN airfes 9emmer.
arbeios 2pit % @pne gio.
u at Oi ueO 5ruaten glemmer
81 at y@oOs er ingens 9ipl"
@oot At 8ere meo port @oos
Car os. Seius. JON til gloos
9i9 iorne9teO os at tiene;
Zig at lepe os iorlene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

9be Qutbera Companion" gem
giper efter 1Springfielo C5a.) Re-
glitter" en- fort artifel ON nIboie
Misiion Millions~, bpori forefom-
mer fslgenoe Sal angaaenoe anne
rifanife uogifter: I'll D~iisiiOneH
$15,0O0,000; til ~9beping gum
900; til oGanOn" 1920.
100000, til SfuefpiI $75,000,000
til Suoeler $80,000,000; til 20.
baf 81, 200, 600 900, = til It9rfe
Griffe $500, 100000, = til So
leoannelie $500, 100000, til
altOmobfIer $2,10O0,0O0. - @f.
ter oenne SammeHitiaing oil ri
nappe friites til at fple os itolte al
bore itore giorng til Nisiionen
elIer til CUBS 3iges 6remme / oct
belle tnget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21
Nisiouri< Spnooeo e fberanere

0uri<SDHooesSurDeluHeI J
ct. 2oliis boIoer meo megen Selo
Miooaes 5aitesuostieneiter. 0isie
@uostieneiter bOloes bper Dag, meo
llnotagelie Of oeroag, ! et al De
ftore Teatre nebe | gpen. l1oltrnft
M~pertering benpttes; Der auerteres !
QofaIbIaoe og pnn Sporpogns len
6ers~, Os $4,000 GfIemplarer al
ottroftipe 1nmfIetter fpreOes runot
ON | 8pen. @uostieneiten er finn.
81 en- Sdlme, en- SDartetiang,
= femten Mimatters FrGoifen,
g ~ q 9eITigueIie. On Trof-
IS 1n1t Roe. 5fpl-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

Ge neitre SDnooer i 6orbinoel-
lie meO @enernlnuoOen - aaHias
Sunooen, 9ebrdifa Spnooen, Den
tplfe Qe6rasfu SpnoOe. &oetD
Mountain SpHooen % Soma SD-
nooen ger 5orbereoelier ior
6ejringen Of Geiormationens 400
Mars MiuOe / atcbinion, aanias.
Mon pil ilaa oenne 6eitIigbeo ianl-
men meo 0aiolano Colleges Slut
ningsfelt, og Der for6ereoes ct rigt
6eltprogram.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

ct Sommerfurfus for 8raiter
agtes bolot i ut. airp Iut5erife
teOloaiife Seminar, PHILADELPHIA,
ga, iamtioig meo 4abningen Der
al 5ommerifolen for 9ibelifole
2nrere, begpnoenoe Manoag Den 9.
Sui.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

ingen Hente, til 9iplp til at op.
isre me airfer. - 5 Steoet for
At inoiamle 9enge, 5per Sang man
ifuIoe bp38e airfer paa me @Ia0
Ter, ifnloe 8enge, foritoo leg. giues
til ct iaaoant 5ono. JON iaa tunoe
lame Dem no, bpor set tiltrnngtes.
% faa Dem tiiba8e Iio eiter an.
BEN for iaa igen at laoe Dem gaa
no % gre 9tDtte. - Sa. inuoe
liz. 5por oiloe oet opre iornuiti9t
% forretningsmesiigt. - 9ai bar
ri li8e bait Dor airfeiag Der / Oaf.
lano. ioa Green Ban" % M. Wtill.
totpng, boor man tr9ngte o. trpn
ger til 9iGIp til 0pierelie Al Sir.
fer. Vt ri DOG ior mango Mar
iiOen boooe 09ret floge % iaaet
iaooant Ct 5ono ! @ang. - Saa
bap0e Di life M bebspet at Uente
meo Dor airfe, men hlnoe baue
faaet 4enge % begpnot meo 9g8-
9earbeiOet o. iaa befaIt tilbaDe,
uaar ri If ioI9t. er BET fife Gioen
at trnte paa 0enne Gag % ipare
8eu8e, q 9iaIpe g}isiionsarbeioet
frem oaiaa> paa 6eune pr1ftiite
Q}aa0e? / Ste6ct Tor At bline peO
paa oen anOen NiaaOe at fomme
meo Opraab. bDer Dang Ell STRIFE
ifal 6pgBes, paa ct Ste0, bDor gte.
niB9eoen mulig tan 8gre oct oeo
e9ue 8r1iter. - Raar man iel0
iaar Sfoen gao % mGrter Den
trgtfer. ian fommer man / IAN.
fer ON a0ifillige 3ing. Jon man
ellers CT til5eielig til at .aoe 9aa
mo 40 Oct enc Gre og no al oct al.
BET. aun0e lite 3'aitor 6aIef
enona en- 0an9 Iaoe os 5sre liot
ont oenne Sag? Sea Diloe pa pare
tltHemli8 0erior, % oct or 10 if.
iert en- n0marfet. praftiif Ling.
.iom maattee tume 6riaIe Bella
nellie ior port SamfunOs Sn0re
Diisiiou5arbejoe. 9ao os 0ol
alorig glemme, at ArbeiOet blanot
port egei Self Der / 9auoet er
nor 6o0e0opgaoe. Raar ies Ter paa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ems Snotp9ter,
hUorlsOss De er ] 6or5oIo til Dc
lu0re aasier. Iaa iorunorer ieg
mia til 8ioer o. teufer man uG-
iteu er oeO At ta5e Sooeoop8aoen
al Spne. o. Der er a0ifillige,
ssr 3ar iagt oct iamme iom ies,
51loe blanot @rgiter % 2pgioIf.
S@Iaao. sal. 0arts 1917.
y. ~. III c Il
SiOra9sliitc til dirfen i CAT
LAMB, Sal. 6ortiatteIie: Sra n II.
fftn, 4ebr.:
9ars 5eiperien So; ReD. 2 Sen
len $25; 5. N. Senien $3.50; @a.
rims SpenOien 50; Seren MicteI-
len SO; 8ilbur @eterien SIS;
oenr0 ". 9anien 50; Sens d.
Seuien 81; CIR. Jpeoen 81; Mrs.
@oane @outoeo 50; Gbr. 9uios
aaaro So; ebr. sarien So; Chr.
3rsgeriea s.. %. 2nrien $40, 3o1n
Esf SO. n. q G9rfteuien So;
9|rs. $. 6oatUeo So; Sens san.
d 3; }5eter :. 4eterien $40;
Jliels 6. 0oldoeo s.; Sens 6. @ar-
tens SO; Ssren 6. Senien So; I'm.
ton @olobecf So; g. Belle 8e6er.
len So; 0artin 5peoen 50, Mar
tin Qelion 50; :. ". 0briitenien
-. gia8mis @eIt5 50; Otto Sen
len So; Narius @olSbecf SO; 5.
&. g3riitenieu $25; 4. $. Beterien
50, u. z aaIoa5l SO; 9boroalO
sr3cn'ea s.. Sat S229.50.
81 9icrteli9 1af I'll 5orr en-.
felt al oisie 9euner for 0eres arr
~liQbeos0aoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

SaaF e.erfs henvender sig I'll Fell
m everHerer Biadet. erten for
eshe hos dem eller fer 1T fac oplvsninr
IN bet sverterede hedas de altid on
ale. at de saa Avertissementef I dette
slad. Diet vii vpre til gensidig ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

CQi Sonas Cabl. norif Salme
oigter. 3noienot al 5. u. 0a3m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

Entered at Blair Post Office a. second
lass matter.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-13
Original Booster For
The Dixie Highway

w. S. Gilbreath, manager of the De-
troit Automobile Club, known from
Maine to California, and from the Lakes
to the Gulf as "Gil, organized and un-
til 1915 was secretary OF the Hoosier
Motor Club, indianapolis, Ind. In that
year he wrote an article called ''New
Money for the South" put it in his
pocket and called upon the Governors
of Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Georgia and Illinois, urging their sup.
port for great north and south high.
way. A conference of these governors,
with representatives from Florida and
Ohio, was held and the Dixie Highway
Association was formed.
A second article appeared headed
"Dixie Highway" giving the name tC
that highway. Both of these article.
were widely published throughout the
country. On the completion of the
Dixie Highway organization, Mr.. Gil
breath became its field secretary anC
was constantly driving between Chica
90, Miami, Tampa and Detroit, organic
ing local county associations and boost
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-13
GOOD ROADS

Every road commissioner should be
impressed with the fact that improved
roads are now vital to our very
existence. A recent article says:
"Every resource of the country must
be utilized to the utmost and all un-
productive expenditures of money and
energy must be stopped. The efficiency
of the American army and navy will be
fostered by greater efficiency among
those called upon to bear the financial
strain on our resources and to furnish
the labor and materials needed to sup
ply our armed forces. The products Of
the forest mine, farm and factory must
be supplied to both nation and private
consumer at the lowest reasonable cost
in order that all may contribute their
utmost, whether it be small or large, to
the national defense. The transporta-
.tion of raw materials and finished pro-
ducts becomes far more important than
ever before, for transportation charges
form large part of the cost of many
essentials. So the road builders of the
United States must see to it that the
largest return in public service is
obtained from the funds they are
authorized to spend. Utility must be
given more weight than heretofore in
reaching decisions as to road improve
ments, and mere enjoyment, ordinarily
a legitimate object for some expendi-
ture of public funds must be relegated
to the background for a time. Our
roads have acquired an importance as
agencies in national preparedness
which calls for mobilization of our
road builders for the greatest efficiency
in the broad transportation problems of
the country"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-13
LABOR SHORTAGE
in FACTORIES

Upstate factories are already begin
ming to feel the labor shortage because
of war demands. The Hancock Mfg.
Co. of Charlotte is now employing
twenty girls and women to take the
place of young men who have gone to
the colors. The Hayes Motor Truck
Wheel Company OF st. Johns is using
women help for the first time. Speak
ing of this new policy of the Hayes
plant, the Clinton County Republican
says:
There are at the present time four
teen women employed at the Hayes;
one runs the elevator, four work on
machinery and the rest are in the spoke
department, grading spokes. The
women look like "really truly" men,
with their khaki overalls and trim white
caps. They have found that they can
work better in overalls as a matter of
convenience and safety from machinery
The girls are started with twenty cents
an hour and their wages are later raised
according to their efficiency. When
they become able to do as much work
as men, they will receive mems wages.
They comply with the fifty-four hours a
week law by coming to work at quar-
ter to seven in the morning and quitting
at quarter after five in the afternoon,
with their dinner hour from quarter
after eleven to quarter to one. The
men work an hour less on Saturdays,
but the women evidently do not believe
in shirking on the job, as they put in
full time every day."
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-13
THREE BIG POINTS
MUST BE CONSIDERED
in SILO BUILDING

East Lansing, Mich, July 10-Three
big points, knowledge OF which may
enable builders OF silos to forsee
problems they are likely to encounter,
are mentioned by the farm mechanics
department Of the Michigan agricul-
tural college as worthy Of remembering.
They are theses:
First-Impervious walls. The funda-
mental principle in the preservation OF
silage is the retention OF moisture with
in the silage and the exclusion Of air.
For this reason, the silo wall must be
non-porous. Moisture must be pre-
vented from passing out and air from
passing in.
Second-Strength OF walls. The walls
OF a silo must be strong enough to
resist the bursting pressure of the sill
age, which acts outward in all direc-
tons as the silage settles. The fric-
ton OF the silage on the walls and the
weight of the material OF the walls pro-
duce a crushing action which is great
near the bottom Of the silo.
Third-Smoothness OF walls. To per.
NIT the silage to settle freely, and tc
prevent the formation OF the air pock
cts, the walls should be smooth on the
inside and not have any shoulders oil
offsets. Air pockets result in more ol
ess spoiled silage.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-13
DIXIE HIGHWAY ANNEX
To the President and Officers of the
Dixie Highway.

To the President and Officers of the
Dixie Highway.
Gentlemen:-
We, the undersigned, Charlevoix
Commercial Association, assisted by the
citizens OF the entire community,
respectfully petition your Honorable
Body to allow us to name the highway
around Pine Lake, being over fifty
miles in length and connecting the City
of Charlevoix with the City of East Jor-
dan and from there to the City of Boyne
City and from there back to the City of
Charlevoix, part of this highway be-
ing portion of the Dixie Highway,
"The Dixie Highway annex"
This highway around Pine Lake is
being macadamized under the super
vision of our County Road Commits
sioners and the State Highway Commits
sioner's office, and is known as one of
the State reward roads. We believe
that the naming of this highway "The
Dixie Highway Annex" will be of great
value to the Dixie Highway, as the trip
is one full of beauty from start.to finish
as it travels through flourishing farm
districts and is never out of sight of
Pine Lake except for short distances,
and the two cities of East Jordan and
Boyne City are flourishing manufacture
ing centers. Road signs will be erect
ed along this highway and-especially at
all three cities directing the tourists to
be sure and drive around Pine Lake be-
fore going either farther north or
farther south.
If our petition is granted, we will do
our upmost to make this highway
popular and attractive and credit to
the Dixie Highway Association. We
beg to refer you to Mr.. Phil L. Colgrove
and Mr. Frank Hamilton, Vice Presi-
dents of the Dixie Highway Association
who are in favor OF the proposition that
we are submitting to you.
Respectfully submitted.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-13
A FINAL APPEAL
FOR YOUNG MEN
TO ENLIST.

The State War Preparedness Board,
which has been conducting an active
campaign for the recruitment Of the Ma
tional Guard for several months, is
making final appeal to the young men
of the state to enlist. The Board points
out that il is almost the afternoon OF
the last day for those who are hesitat-
ing in their desire to become volunteers.
"Any young man who desires to
serve with Michigan regiment in this
war;" says the appeal in part, rather
than among strangers OF the selective
army, has little time left. First, be-
cause the National Guard is filling up
rapidly; in fact, ills now very close to
war strength. Second, because there
is probability after the Guard is call
ed out, recruits will actually be refused
because the lacking men will be taken
from the selective army.
"lf the Michigan troops should be
sent directly to the border, these addi-
tional men, to save transportation,
might come to them from the drafts of
Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and Cali
fornia. Michigan draft troops might be
sent, for the same reason, to camps at
New Jersey where Guardsmen of other
states are to train for France.
There is chance, OF course, that
we might be able to transport recruits
from Michigan to the Michigan regi-
ments at our own expense. But there
is nothing certain about this. II is cer-
tain, though, that il man enlists now,
he can 90 into the organization where
the friends from his home community
are. II he waits until the draft, neither
he nor We can tell where he will GO"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-13

1t might be well to remember that
the lengtheuing Of the days doesn't
prolong the reckoning Of thirty days.
obligation.
The proposed tax on talking machines
would laya considerable burden on
some of the self-confessed statesmen In
the house and-senate.
Tho the wise man puts his trust In
Providence, he doesn't 90 about hunt
ing holes for Providence to pull him
out Of
The celebrated white paper famine
doesn't seem to affect the output ofnew
national songs. Thus the white paper
famine has fallen down in the only
place where il could do us any good.
Before our army learns half the songs
the war will be over.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-13
ENSURE POTATO CROP"
is ADVICE TO
TUBER GROWERS.

East Lansing, Mich, July 10.-That
potato growers should insure their crop
against blight is the opinion Of potato
specialists Of the Michigan Agricultural
college.
'In this modern time, most men be-
lieve in fire insurance." says c. w.
Waid, M. A. c. potato man, and they
pay their premiums without complaint,
even though no loss occurs. But when
fire does destroy insured property they
reap the benefit of their foresighted-
ness.
"Many men don't appreciate the fact
but the potato crop is as much in dan
ger as other property and is as often
partially or entirely consumed as if il
was swept by conflagration. The
dread disease, late blight or downy
mlldew, is as deadly in its work as are
the flames. But this disease, while it is
an old one, may like fire, come at any
time, almost without warning.
''The disease is closely associated
with humid atmosphere and moder-
ately low temperature. For this reason
some potato growers believe il is en-.
tirely due to the weather, but as a
matter of fact tits true fungus disease.
That is, minute microscopic organisms
grow and develop entirely upon the
potato plants and rob them of their
vigor. AS result the plants soon wilt
and take on about the same appearance
as when they have been frosted. For.
tunately, however, the potato crop may
be protected from destruction by blight.
"The material used for this pro.
lection or insurance" Is bordeaux,
though to be effective it must be
applied to the foliage before the blight
starts to develop.
"lt has been demonstrated many
times that by the proper use Of bor-
deaux the yield of potatoes may be in.
creased from so to 100 bushels per
acre during seasons when blight occurs.
"For specific directions as to the
preparation and application of Dor.
deaux, ask your county agricultural
agent, or write to the Michigan Agricul.
tural College.