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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
REAL ESTATE DEALS
DEALS In DIRT FILED WITH COIN
TY RECORDER DURING PAST
SEVEN DAYS.

Percy "A. Bishop and wife to 8.
Charles Beining, lots in PlattevilIe,
cons. 81 and other considerations.
w. R. COumbe and wife to Christie
pher "A. Kraak, 20 acres in town Of
Watterstown, cons $4,000.
The Blue River Development Assn.
to Louis SchIintz, lot in Blue River,
cons. $115.
Paul Spiegelberg and wife to Otto
Sp4egeIberg, 80 $40 acres more or
less in town Of Beetown, cons. 81 and
other valuable considerations.
Burnell w. Doran and wife to Eliz-
abeth Simpson lot in Montfort, cons.
$2,925.
2. II. Bartlett and wife to Joseph
Hauser, lot in Cuba City, cons. $50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
EATS PARIS GREEN;
QUICK ACTION SAVES.

Mrs Martin Gable Of this city
washed radishes for dinner last Tues
day in a pail her husband had used
the might before to prepare a Paris
Green solution in. Mrs. Gable ate a
few Of the radishes while preparing
dinner and violent pains following
soon after, she realized what had hap
pened. a neighbor gave her an emetic
and most Of the poison had been ex-
PEELED when the doctor arrived AT
last reports Mrs Gable was improv-
ing nicely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
THE GREATEST GIFT OF ALL.

Miss Emma Schreiner was i'm
mensely pleased Monday to receive a
Red Cross contribution Of thirty-five
pennies from delegation Of little
girls. Tt seems that little Misses re-
siding in the south part Of the city
have an organization known ais the
Sunshine Club" They gave a play
last week with entire home talent III
the cast and the Red Cross must have
the proceeds! Miss Schreiner win for
ward the gift with the other contribu-
tons to the Red Cross work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
PILING GOES IN TO
SAVE KLONDIKE MAIN.

John Drinkwater commenced work
last Thursday at Grant river opposite
the pumping plant, installing piles on
each side of the big main. The main
leads from the spring to the pumping
pant and lies at the bottom of the
river. Piles will be driven down and
below the pipe all the way across the
stream. The result will be that silt
will settle between the piles and bury
the main preventing future damage
from flood drift.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25

Mrs Jos. Wright assisted by her
daughter, Ruth. and Magnetic Rogers,
was hostess to surprise birthday
supper in honor Of Mr. Wright. "a
Sunday evening, July ~. The follow
ing relatives and friends were guests.
Misses Carrie Wright. Lillian steph-
ems, Kate eastman. Florence Cash
man, and MIR. and Mrs. John s.
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. oscar Wright
Mrs Alice Orion, Mrs. sam stephens
Mrs. ThOs Orton, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Lee Wright and Chester Frothinghan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
ABANDONMENT CASE;
BONDS PLACED AT $3.50.

Allie Richmond who works on the
Ben Brookens farm near Bloomington,
was brought to Lancaster last We'd
nesd2y on the charge Of failure to
support his wife Richmond was or
dered to furnish $3.50 bonds which he
did. His case will come up before
Judge GOOdsell On July 28th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
MUSCODA WOMAN INJURED.

Mrs. Anton Shereda, a Muscoda wo-
man, fell down stairs last Tuesday,
when railing gave way Two ribs
were broken and other bruises receiv-
ed. Mr. Shereda has been an invalid
since last fall and his wife's injuries
add dOubly to their load.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
MAPLE FARM DOG
WINS HIGH HONORS.

Parbold Picaroon, the 8 year old
Collie sire owned by Al. Hunsaker,
won the first and special prizes for
his class at the Chicago Dog Show
held July 18th. The dog was exhibit
ed by his keeper, Edward Pickhardt
Of Madison. One of Picaroon's daugh-
ters, aged III years, won three frsts
at the same snow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
HEAVY RAINS TO SOUTH.

a tremendous storm struck around
Hurricane, Burton, Potosi and that vi
entity last Saturday afternoon. The
storm was the heaviest in years and
much grain was knocked down. No
lightning damage reported.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
FOOD PLEDGE SENT
OUT BY MIR. HOOVER

Food Administrator Herbert G.
Hoover, is soon to send out Food
Pledge cards which will be distribute
ed to the women Of the country to
sign The pledge simply asks women
to assist i'll every way in the eIimina-
tion OF waste and reads as follows:
no The Food Administrator,
Washington d. @.
am glad to join you in the service
of food conservation for our nation
and I hereby accept membership in
the United States Food Administra-
ton, pledging myself to carry out the
directions and advice Of the Food Ad-
ministrator in the conduct of my
household, insofar ais my circumstance
es permit.
Address ------
The cards will be distributed in
Lancaster under direction Of Mrs. G.
Ky. Sykes of the Public Service Com
mittee Of the Patriotic League.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
WATER TURNED ON. REGULAR SOLDIERS
LANCASTER PEOPLE USE ABUN-
DANCE OF LIQUID ACCORDING
TO CITY FIGURES.

2. B. Stephens, engineer at the wat
er works, presents the following fig
ures on city consumption for the last
half Of June. Mr.. Stephens says that
the rate per capita is twice as high as
it was four years ago The item
heads refers to the number Of feet
used in the pipe. 40 feet would mean
that the pipe had been filled twice in
one day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
HAIL AT MONTFORT.

A severe hail storm coupled with
driving wind, did considerable dam
age to standing crops in the Montfort
and Rewey region last Saturday after
noon. The storm was so severe that
the trains were operated slowly dur
Ing its duration. No estimate is given
on the damage done.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25

Sunday, July 15-max. 81; min. SIS.
Rainfall 13. Partly cloudy.
Monday, July 16-max. 70; min. So.
Cloudy.
Tuesday, July 17-max. Is; min. Sc.
Clear.
Wednesday, July 18-max. 50; min.
So Clear.
Thursday, July 19-max. Sc; min.
49, Clear
Friday, July 2O-max.87; min. 81.
Clear.
Saturday, July 21-max. So; min.
.65. Rainfall % Partly cloudy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25

Jos Wacek went to Madison, yes
terday, for a few days visit with
friends
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25

MIR and Mrs ]. n. Pugh of Chicago,
have been visiting J Harold Pugh and
family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Claude p Watson of Livingston.
and H. Maude Livingston Of Liyings-
ton
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25

Miss Eva Lee went to BoscobeI. yes
terday, for a visit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
THE LOCALS IN LOTS
THEO. WENZEL FURNISHES CLAS-
SIFICATION OF LOCAL BOYS
ACCORDING no THOUSANDS.

TheO. Wenzel took time Saturdi
divide nearly every name on the
caster list according to the thou
it fell in. The first lot iii the fol
ing list represents the position
those Lancaster men who were Oh
in the first one thousand. TIE bal
is in accordance. Nearly every
caster name appears below:
First Thousand.
2787-LOuis George.
2762-A. B. Cook.
2691-Carl Walker.
2684-Ben Burns.
1926 John Thorn.
2738-Ed. Knobel.
2783-Fred Hall.
2756-Chas. Gardner.
28O8 Walter Vesperman.
2719-CIaude ShowaIter.
2749-Nelson Scott.
I675-Jas. Richardson.
273O-Ed. Block.
2665-WilI Lorenz.
Clyde Prideaux
2817-F. B. Avery.
2740-Emil Kastner.
1862 Adolph Lorenz.
2758-Martin Gabel.
2752- Fred J. HenkeI.
267O-Roy Guthrie.
2698-BerneI Addison.
2778-Fred Philbrick.
2795-ROIIo Day.
2695-Winifred WinskilI.
Second Thousand.
2796-H. E. Schmidt.
2765-Harry Wayne.
2706-E. A. Long.
Ernest Becker.
Third Thousand.
2689-Jos. Turner.
1858 Ora Wayne.
Blackburn.
2793- Edwin Dersch.
Walter G. Munson.
2666-Frank narrower.
2751-MilIard Smith.
269O-Wm. Burgess.
2677-Martin Ruegger.
2794-Elmer Schmidt.
2790-Edw. Rumpf
2728-Ernest Breithaupt.
2674-Ora r. Garthwaite.
2773-Frank Murphy
2705-L. o. Penn0ck.
f. Budworth.
2789-Verne E. Edwards.
Fourth Thousand.
2786 VIM. Rich.
2791-Roy Drew.
Sanders.
2681-Ora Sitter.
2723- Ernie Lane.
2811-Otto Berndt.
1892 L. j. Broihahn
1903 Geo. v. Clanton.
Waldmann.
2717-Henry p. Showalter.
2816-Ned J. Willis.
Frye.
Fifth Thousand.
Mistele.
1892 Floyd Scott.
Kessler.
2737-Louis Oschman.
Sanger.
2746-Chas. Highlands.
28O6-Chas. Tiedemann.
2768- Geo. Bracket.
oliver Schade.
Rube Wetter.
2774- Ralph Orion.
Sixth Thousand.
2735- VIM. Milbroth.
Walter Reddy.
Chester Croker.
2708- Byron Long.
2687-Jay Sweeney.
2755-Geo. Sitter.
Harold Truitt.
2676-Ed. Funk.
27S3- Harry Wager.
2726-Lloyd BROKER.
e. Rich.
2671-Ben Mckenzie.
Seventh Thousand.
2673- Yep Quak.
2739- Rubo Oschman.
2777-Leo Mccormick.
2742- VIM. Kaap.
2743- Geo. Rigdon.
2771-Burt Mulrane.
2766-PurI Breithaupt.
Howard Richardson.
1886 Fletcher Burris.
2721-Harry Simpson.
2724 Harry CIanton.
2716-Clarence Jerrett.
2782- Grant PrideauE.
1868 Leland Hore.
Eighth Thousand.
Burdette Weber.
2659-Harry KiIburg.
2807-Robert Burns.
Clarence Wetter.
1888 Theodore wv. Burr.
Mrs. Jos Wright assisted by
daughter, Ruth, and Magnetic Rol
rrar hnctocr AZ -,,,r,..s... 1-.-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. G. Bailie of Bofce
Creek, are the parents of a new baby
boy, who arrived july 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
LAST WEEKS WEATHER

NUJe-No sprlnKIlng during period.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06
1nau0urationen.

Mnlhln0ton Den lite Narta. Gcrc.
monicruc / Surbinoelic mco Errli.
Ocutcl2 S~nolTttcIlc / Gmbcoct. ser
ioor, poo @runo al al oen uanllQc
Cato, Den l0c Wiort9, ialocr pad en-
Senona, nil iinoc Stco pau Wtau0og
Sen 5tc, pil bli ~bctpoelig olfortcoc,
Gen olporlinc Situation, bpori
Sanoct beltn0cr Jig. bar lagt ell Gpm.
per oucr ale leitIiQc Silitclniu9cr.
Gcallben cr ,SnauQllrntioncn al laaucl
Trrliocntcn iom Giccprpiioenteu iaor
nrrmcit blot Ell Sormiog, ioriaapiot
iom ,%Snocbnuerne al bcgac oi3ie Still.
llnger blcu gicnuoIgte % oerior i'm.
pcithen iortiptter Iom hi6til.
Nan ucrter lig berior / @alhing.
ton hperfen npaen ltore &pltiocIiQbe'
Ser eller nogcn lterre SlIltremui1g al
Rellenoc / oenrlc Nnlc0niaa oennc
@ang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06
Den unoerlicilfe
Grafif itaniet.

Nen 9onoon, Conn, oen 2Soc Sc
brllar. Gen iplfe llnberuono8linies
agenter. "5he goitern 5ornarotng
Gnmpanp" / baltimore, er bIet op-
lott. &c inoIcocuoe Sfribt BERTH
bleu taget Ben 15oe Sebrllnr, oo oct
norotpifc CLOUDS Gampiflb "gSiIle.
bal, Der blcp Ieict iii 9rug iom Sogi
Tor Observation-Disclosures "Ieutifs
lambs" Dian0itob, bleu ooerIoot til
Gierne igien.
Sc 0orcr, iom bar onfommet bio
iorat ai'fibes me0 "QcttifIono". oil,
citcr bpob ser iorlnber, bIi ienot no
al 9pen igien, antogclig til Sobofen,
q. 5.
Dionge letter oenne @cgipenbeo
Sorbinoclie meo &pQtet ON, at
"Gcutihlono" pua @icmrciien b~eriru
bar blcpet opinuppet Al Gnglpnoeruc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06
Maoncoen.

Rem 9orf ocn 27bc Icbr. Get al
@nen5 NorQcrmeiter u0arbclOeoc Scr.
iIaQ iii &ou on RcguIcring al Nri,
iernc pnn Gsoeparer cr, lielge CT net
op mobtngct Telegram ira Nopcoitd-
Den NIbonp, inoitiQet iii Geotugclie
/ Scgl9Intlren5 beggc Nliie.
lloligterue iii oenne 2op5 inurli0e
&cotoQclie har allcre6e uirfet / Act.
ming al Ell Ne0gaug / Eriierue paa
mango al De almiiocligite Ytaouurer.
9pcn2 Uirubi1bcocr leIer iig iifre
paa, al Tor'laQct, Der bar 8uperuGr
@hitmuns @iiaIo. nil bli ueotagct o.
0ermco Aipc &uen 0eu i%orusone Qtuns
oiqbco til mco &irfHiuq al befiGmpc
Oc iInoeraBtigc Vriicr, iout i Den lto-
lie Si0 bar pGret ~lorlangt ior giao.
0arcr al &c ioritjcuigite Slngs.
Vriicn puu Yotcter er ioag gaact
ne0 I Sent Or. Tunb, mems Sllfgric-
len al Ssg par iaa itor, at gturfeoct
illIoitGnbig oueriuemmcoc3 al Dent.
: Observation-Disclosures par Eriicn
opgiuet iii ! Sent Yunoct, builfet or
ct 6ulo al 80 Erpccut, men Saftlm
or. at Dc Nommiaiion2bunoItuoe fife
flhoe bIi al mc0 line %eg Tor I Gent
Ylnoct cngnng. ioroi tugcn uopeoc at
pasierc De Bomber al apinoer, iom
paaier NppbeIien al oen erfIGrcoe
9oucott. meo en- Toic eQcr Spf mco
Totcter. Ssg eller an0re @rsniuler
unocr Armen.
Get iamme giGIoer Tor 6iprtrG.
Der ligeIeoes / Eaapentc al Hegule.
ring5lopen5 Seotagelie / itore Npng.
Ser er lfibeoe I'll gtep 9ort / Saab
ON cnomu at funne oprau heie lrtier
Tor Dem. &eri err De imiolertio blet
ifuiieoe. Tor Dc sober iig op | Sern.
bancrnc5 Yatbooer, ba De, III hpilte
De par tonilguereoe, life popcr at al.
bcrte Dem.
Nre0opteierne or cphert, % Dc nil
neppc brpoe lbs igier, oa @pregIe.
ringeu M itaar rcoe iii az iGIge So
oeuorer Tor aoitpris ! Dc iattigerc 81.
iiritter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06
Rampene / ,lleiopotamien.

2Dnoon lite Wtarts. De iioite Sno.
beretninaer ira General Maltoe,
Gperitbeialenoe oper bcn brittle
Stprfe / Wteiopptamicn blcp iooa
mebbcIt llnberhuict. &c gif no poa,
of Hciterne al Den tprfiife Irrnc, ser
MI er paa iulot Silbngetog ira allt.
el.gmara, er blet fuIoitGnoigt 90.
iplittet, og at De piI nan Sagoao finn
iont uorganiicrebe Smonbobc.
Siben Sprfernc begpnbte lit iii.
bagctog oen 24Oe Sch. bapoe 9ritcr.
nj taget opcr 1000 Sanger, bpori
bIanbt mango tpifc Siiiccrcr. ) DC
iamme Gage er Der toget 2S aano.
ner, - Sfouienlerierc, 11sMaifinfa.
noner. 3 tprtiifc Sfibe paa Sigris,
II SGgtere, > 9ugicrbaaoc og 30
G~cntoubroer. Sigelcoes blep Den tib.
lisere table brittle aanonbaao Sire.
flp" tagct iilbage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06
peniioner for preiter.

Aelo Dorf oeu 2Soe Sebr. - Zen
proteitun t'cpiitopaIe alrfc@ Ben.
iionaioro. ser er oprcttet iii 1Soroel
Tor alOeritcgne Treiter. oeres Gnfer
% iooerIsie Born. trGoer lmorgen,
oeu lite NartS. / Sirtiombeo.
glQe SamiuroetS Grciter fan, raur
Sc bar naaet I'll Iloer II IS Mar,
trGffe iia tilbage mleo en- Eeniion AZ
5000 ON Slaret. gnfer iii crboloe
Mulpoelcn al ser @cIeb, oercS Weao
pilae bare pare bercttiact M. og iii
trpnqenoe Born eiter aioeSe Srriler
uil Ger bIi bGpilgei ct 1arlist SiordJ
al 500 ior bpert Sarn n::ecr , ~
$500 iii bperr @arn / 9.bcrcu mel.
lem I % ii Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06

nco Officers &nng, ocriblnuot DC
tire Nmcritancre, ioriIptteoc til
karlsruhe, hpor &c inuot. at aoitcn
ON mllllg par clronu %tnappcrc o. llct.
terc o. Itnbig blcu onarliacre o. oonr.
ligcrc. Gr. Suuoer iorirlcr. al ban
in0cr Spboloct / bc tpltc Sonlclclrc
bouoe tabt oucr 30 YunO / &pgt. %
Dc andre bauoe iobt miuoit Iigciua
mcgct.
&c fnrtrllcr, al Sen tnlfc NopCr,
ION too Dem tIllanle, cr NiGlpctrpo.
icren "Eiihnc". % 0cn COMMANDERS
az Soltndnt @erl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06

General Walloe anilaar Sprfernes
iumIeoe Cab, iiben 9riterne begpnote
fin Sffeniip peb ai,t for ct Ear Wfoa.
neoer iioen, til noget ouer 10000
Wano.
@riterne fortiptter frembeles 6or-
fslgelien, % De flpgtenbe Sprfere
pasiereoe ulIereoe Sirsbag Iiten
I5i5ipab, iom ligger 80 0til / 9toro
for &llt.el.g mara. Npe Sanger %
mt &%rigsbptte al aae SlagS bringes
ino npiten bper Simc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06

Sertiaiies 2ca SIDE 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06

Scrtirnss raa Sise &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06
fra KongrH$en.
ErGiioentcn ncgtet Wnnoiahco til at
furipnrc nmerifnnif S%tibsfurt.


-" C~"s'' VWAsA ~tVuSSA
aougre@ieu aiihlttcoe lin 9irfiom.
bco Serba9 Aitcn, men Ser iorelia.
ger enomt ilgen nGrmere Giterret.
nindcr ont ocn5 Nnlssnina, Iiaeiou.
lilo iom ON. bpao N%ciIutnina ser blcu
'uttct nrcO Ncnipn til 6orlongenoct
ON 0ipn0iNbeo til at orntere omeri.
tanifc @anbel@fartsier o. trRiic at.
Ore iorneOne 6oranitOltniu9er MOB
Dc tuife ll.bnooc.
: Observation-Disclosures blcu ben Der.
on iromiattc pill aIIereOc ueotaaet
Den lite Warta mco oen oucru9loen.
Sc giaioritet al 403 moo IS Stenl.
mcr.
&c Is Reprpientanter, Tom itemte
moo 9ilIerL par RepubIitauerre 9e.
neoict ira California. Garp. TeIion,
Stuiioro % Cooper fra 8isconiin.
QopiS % 2inoberab ira Din.
reloto, $ eIaeo ira Iortb
0ufota og @ilior ira SllinoiS laint
0~enlofraterne Secfer % SbacfIe.
ioro ira WiSiouri o. Sherpooo fra
Ohio % Socialiiten Souoon ira Heip
0orf.
SortpnoeIien al Helultatet al Ii.
itcmningen bilicoes meo ounbrenoa
gpplnus al iaooel ReoIemmerne lont
Den talrigc misunderstanding.
9illen bemproiger T~rpiioertten til
at ornlere omerifanife SanbeIsifibe
% iii at trPiie atbre SorbolosresIer
iii 9eifpttelie al amerifanife 9orse.
res Sio oa gienocm og beuilser bam
I'll Brig Tor oi5ie Eiemeo en- Gum
al $f00,000,000.
GeriutoO bleo Treiioentens Gin
mo6ning ON Vtprbigbeo iii oeiaa at
nnuerbe "anore Wfioler" iii fyorioar
moo ll.boabene cot Iaoe Sanbelsiar.
teierne forOopere giennem Sare3o.
nen al amerifanife arigsifibe) itrs.
get.
: Senotet itsotc giIlen paa l,oen.
teoe 6orbinoringer, iom oct iislge
De lioite Der mootagne 5elegronmer,
enonu Serboa gitermiooog, oItiaa
bare nogle iaa elmer isr Samlin.
gems Cplesuing, enomi life bar Inf.
tc0c9 at operfomme.
Sillen life u%eotaaet.
Netop iom glaoet giere5 lProig iii
at Ienoes | Ereaien mootuge5 Ell te.
t|aqraiilf Wte0oeleIle ON, OF Songres-
len par opleit, uOeu at nogen nj.
itemniug ouer @iIlen bapoe iultbet
StcO. Get par lpffeoes nogIe iau
CbitrlttiOniitcr, bopeOiogelig beitaa.
cnoe al p0erIiggaaenoe FacifiIter,
oertblnot ga 5oIlette ira @isconiin,
al iorhinore g'iteruningen, inotil oet
bar rorIent.
TieIge laurme Telegram ianot %.
IsSningeu isrit Steo Souoag ST. II
NiloOaI.
ct auoet iamtioig inolsbet Sele.
gram. berctter, at oct. tiItroo5 iur
Seratcts Sanding. elIer rettere iQgt
llnOluocl'e al al buuoIe, er Brett.
ocnten9 Plat al arnlere umerifanifc
Stibe % iGrQe Tor oeres 9eifuttclie.
8runoloueu gIuer ErGitoenten
oelue UiunOlQhe0, o. hans Anmoo-
MING til aongrcsieu uar finn iorunlcs
ollet a. 2nitet ON / Ell iou aluorllg
gag al bare Oen5 9iiaio o. Stgttc.
FrUiloent @iliou ailaQoe SouooJ
al. y Vtioong Gmbeo9eoeu, ga
hans Gmbeo@termm ji0Ilc Sopen rs.
Lob. GOen uOminjitrcreoes al Sole.
Crctsiintitinriua @hjte.
Zen iormeIIc %ucrluration fanot
lDrit Ste0 iong Cg~tauoagD. % oct
uar GrUiiocuteuS 0eniigt at gieltagc
G0eu Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-06
Smaanpt al aae SIa9s.

Sm Splterlles Helnlltllg az Oct tpr
pnltalte Strpg paa ben ~noropeitliee
Slei al Sommeironten meOoeles ira
Berlin ben lite Warts
"gi ipecieIc @runoe blep Ell Gel
al bore lpngit fremifubte Stiuinqer
pao begge Siber al Glpen Incre for
flere Gage iiben remmet fripiQigt og
%fpitcn1ntiif, % bort Soripor er etnb.
lerct / cit onoen bel ~forbereot Still.
ling.
Sore 9ep9gelier fprblep llbcnlerfet
al Sienoen. Bore 8agtropper, iom
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-10-25
POULTRY
FATS
SELECTING HENS FOR LAYING
Idea That II Fowls Are Compelled to
Mott Early They Will lay in
Fall 10 Wrong.

Laying hens should be allowed to
mott naturally. The common idea that
II hens are compelled to molt early
they will quickly feather out and com.
mence laying early in the fall is err
roneous. An early mott is not sign
Of early fall production. Usually the
late Noting hen is the heavier produc-
er. In fact lack of feather growth is
suggested by G. w. Hervey of the Uni
versity Of Missouri college of agricul-
ture as one of the points to consider
when selecting hens for winter laying.
Very often show birds are forced
into summer mott by a restriction of
feed. This is done so that the birds
may be in full feather once more
for the early show season. This should
never be practiced with utility stock.
1t will cause production to stop and
weaken. the hens at a time of. the year
when full strength is needed It is
unwise to change the general character
of the feed. The addition of some Oil
carrying ingredient, however, such as
sunf1Ower seed, will aid in the develop
ment of new feathers.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-10-25
KEEP BEAUTY OF ROADSIDE
Some Towns Appreciate the Value OF
Permitting Flowers and Shrub
berry to Grow on Highways.

In many charming countryside the
town road-destroyer with his BUSH
scythe gamers the beauty and leaves
bleakness, a singularly' unkempt re-
suit of an attempt to clean up.
Sometimes it is the village improve
ment society itself, meaning well, that
sends him forth, says the Boston
Transcript. More often it is his indi-
vidual sense of responsibility to the
Office whose salary he is expected to
earn. He, too, meaDs well, and would
be greatly indignant if told that his
l0bors tended to drive prosperity away
from his district. Yet such is without
doubt the fact. The summer visitor
it's untrammeled growth, it's bosky
dells and it's friendly shrubbery which
crowds into the road itself, Haunting
dewy fragrance In his face as he
walks. When the day comes that he
returns and finds in place Of these
along his accustomed walks dry brush,
bare stubb1e and clumsily unkenipt
cleanliness, his soul revolts and on
the morrow he seeks fresh woods and
pastures new. Some country towns
seem to have a realizing sense Of this
purely utilitarian side of the value of
roadside beauty. They build good
roads, but they take care to leave the
roadside growth untrammeled that
those who pass may enjoy it. It is
business asset.
There is more to it, too, than the
fact that sentimentalists and nature
lovers come to worship this beauty.
The school children of such a town
GO to school along roads lined with OBJ
ject lessons not only in beauty but in
natural science, lessons which they
learn without knowing it and which re-
main with them all their lives.