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The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14

for moment tossed and played with
it as though it were a feather. 1t
heeled dangerously, spinning upon its
left planes as upon an axis.
Instinct alone-and a bit of luck to
boot-helped Patria right the ma
chine.
But when she had accomplished
that, she rode alone; the observers
seat was empty.
Resolutely forcing herself not to
think of that poor hulk of a body
dropping like a plummet to death
which would render it unrecognizable,
shapeless, featureless pulp, the girl
swung the biplane round and headed
for home. Two hours later she de-
scended in her aviation field and was
helped down by Donald Parr. From
this one she learned, succinctly, what
had happened.
Pillsbury's force, after night and
half day of fruitless scouting, had
fallen afoul of two motor-cars filed
with japanese and Mexican officers,
northbound from the secret encamp-
ment for reconnaissance along the
border. Chief among these officers
were Baron Huroki and General Nogi
The car containing Nogi had broken
| through the resistance offered by the
cow-punchers and fled northward,
hotly hunted as Patria had seen. The
two cow-punchers who had taken the
short cut had arrived at the bridge
just in time to explode a mine be-
| q - IN
toward the bridge. Somehow Nogi
had escaped destruction in that busi-
ness; but he was alone in this respect
So it was Nogi who had been car
ried back to his command by Patria.
In the meantime Huroki had been
captured and questioned by the cow
punchers had protested utter ignor-
ance of the whereabouts of BesU Nor
gan; had changed his mind about that,
confessing that she was a prisoner at
headquarters. when Pillsbury caused
him to face a firing squad. Where
upon Pillsbury had liberated one of
Huroki's companions, instructed by
the Japanese to bring back Bess alone
and unharmed. Otherwise Japan was
to lose one of its most loyal and eff
cient servants. Pillsbury had prom
ised Huroki that.
Upon the return of the officer with
Bess, Huroki had been released, in
accordance with the terms Pillsbury
had made, and had started back for
the encampment in the hills, while the
cow-punchers had ridden joyfully
homeward with the rescued girl.
The arrival of this party at the
hacienda had anticipated Patria's re-
turn by less than half an hour. And
with the restoration of his sister, Bud
Morgan's mind had been made whole
again.
(To BE CONTINUED
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
THE CAST.
SYNOPSIS.

Anticipating the long-threatened Japa-
nese invasion OF the Southwestern States.
Patria Charming. an American girl of
great wealth, assisted by her fiance. Cap
tain Donald Parr date U. s. Al. converts
her vast ranch properties along the bor-
der Into what amounts to armed camp.
Baron Huroki and Gen. Nogi. command
Ing the allied Japanese Mexican forces
secretly encamped In the Mexican noun
tains. suspect Patria's purpose and des-
patch a accommodating party which raids
an outlying homestead on Patrtais proper
~ and brings back prisoner Bess Nor
gan. sister Of Bud Morgan. foreman of the
Claiming ranch hands.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25
Su!ranucrur til Sul0ntrrur.

Get lnor iulant wrco EuoinmInQCn
til &ulcQopc Nouoct ior Solootcruc.
N}au tnoc mco Rim,Iiahco ucntct,
al mcgee mcr par motommct til ocunc
Saa pc0 oiaic (iOcr Gcrior Ncnnc
TaamiuHcIic "a &noinmIingcu al
flutes Sen l5oc 9toucmbcr, cr ser III.
Qcn lin at ipilOc, % nj nil pno oct
moitTuolliic uumohc ale, iom Nnitcr
al noe Ell Stiurp til Gonoet, at Aierc
bette mn itrnr Ter pil bIi fpittcrrt
ior Sc inotomnc &cleb / "Gccoruh.
Soften" o. Tcnaeuc icn0t uIOerc Ill
%noiomlln02fomitccnL Der ioreitaur
6onocts Torpoltniua % ,Inotisb al
Saucruc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25
On fpin>,liS paoc.

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mfr, inv N~c,nrt,ri. nI,rNt ), ~,
s., l},,.r Observation-Disclosures, s.,
,p,;, <r,rct,, F,rf,n a,r,,..
mimi, r., W~,r,or, ,,rfnrn,r =.
hmm oo.rN, q, r,,, o., NV, NJ,
HroNa i,n, W,,r NV
I'm ,m,, Nm, Sow o., +, al,.
,omurI NJ b,S,r N,r,, m,r,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

Nsarl, 'ont goo aatoIif, eno1tu mere
hstll9 % orbsoig operior Bapen
enc Der Seller. 90 ban er on
'ad mere beitemt / lin Grflprina,
at en- 6reo, ion ifaI bare, moa
pGre baleret pan airuitnins o.
eiab-erilt9 al fire ,Sormer for in.
ierliasroital Sop og Het.
Sprfieta % guIgariens Soar
Lieu otleirot ieaar, Senoao, Spr.
tretf trpgler ON, Of oct life ntoa
oerSDea ltu3et at lit Serritorium.
70 Nulgarien iorIonger "@rpnie.
le9ulerlh9er / SperensitentnelIc
meo Observation-Disclosures"
st Telegram ira a~isbenbapn,
oateret lgaar, mebbcIer, at Den tn
lfe H~igafanilerf paa 3orsboa pil
holoe en- &ole os giore reoc for 81
tD'fc 6reoSbetin9elier og iurIig
Spltldno4 6orbolb til 9claien.
Get forlpocr, at ban uil erflGre.
at Spltlano er reoc til at 9ienop.
rcttc gelsienS Seluitunoiabcb,
mon at De aaiereoe gipcr tiIboge
De tplfe aolonier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25
Oeroensfrioen.
ira Stoe /.

Glpcn, citerai pore Stiuinaer paa
nfcltc &untter bar gieunembruot
al 6iGtbcn.
Sacpbitn0t or bare Ell libcn IN
paa mi1lore cno 5000 Snobpg9ere
(igr arigcn), % bens eneitc mill.
iGrc 8proi Iaa oeri, at ser poa
fettc Eiunft bar anlogt iterfc Sor.
iparspcrfer (9robooeoer), Tom for.
lparc6c Oncrgar9en ooer Chen.
Saoinart oisie @robopeoer ialot,
hap0c oct life mere nogen 9etpo.
Hing at ioripare Ielpe @pen.
Self ira Riga iii omtrent IS
WRiI / Rorhpeit Tor Scobitaot par
lpitcrue olereoe etableret paa 81
pens Gitiihe. Voa SterItepartert
N oeu 80 Ofil Ionge StrGfnira /
Sp0sit ira Socobitaot til Guinif
oog Nusicrrc ircmoeIe5 Ben
pgitIigc &rco al Gpina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25
Bryan iom patriot.

Chicago Sen tSbe Sept: @in
iom Servings grpan erfIpreoe /
Ell Gale, ban igaar bolot for minoit
1000 SiIherere / 9anfetialen /
Sotcl Ga Sale at @orgere, Tom
in'iitcrcbe paa i'm "Hct til Sale,
fribcO" ueO at fritiiere Hcgicrin.
gen, life or lo~ulpoige Imerifa-
mere men Sremmere al Inurfi.
Scr err liben pirfcilg Slopali-
tet", Ia9oe ban. "Sor bpcrt enfelt
SiliGloe al Saopalitet er ser Sll-
iinoer al Iopole 9orgcre.
"Tatriotisme er iom ORD ifrcu.
ne nteo uipnligt 9lGf. Zen critic.
:er oltio, men oct tager Slben al
Ell national ariie at frembrinae
ben. Get or Dor iGncs Irp al
Smerifanisme, oa ieg trpr life, at
Solicit M, eaer nogeniinoe bar
!luIlSltI UtN.
"aritif az &esieringen er / oisic
Sioer life paa i'm YIaos. Set or
/ fe oen beoite Maabe at uotrpffc
line Satfer paa; oct giper ct
nrigtigt Snotrnf blaitot pore Sicn.
Der. Otter at Resieringer bal
tanolet er Sisfusiionen aiiIut.et,
% oct er life lGugere patriotiif
cler amerifanIf.
Otter at aonaresi en bar bano-
LEI % erflGret 8ris. err oct 2op,
% Ben, iom fritiicrer oelt. or life
en- Ioplpois Berger, San iremmer
Iaarti"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25
Sfibe l9nfet.

Y~oaioQercr, inm / 2proaQs fonr
til Nmerifo ira Gn0lono brir9cr
en- ~uoiprlig @crctning ont, at lem
brittle Noroclaifibe OF TO %.
ltronCra, lom fonoopereoe Dem.
uullg blcu lGnfct llocnfor Srlan05
Atorofult. &onoclaifibene, ionr
GlCp clfortcret al 6 S%cltroper&,
lorIoo Soilgb Spiap, Srlonb, sem
3oic sept, % noglc Simer citer
Nfrciicu iteote De / @rmlpsnin
dcil ON Wtor9nren paa en- bel 1lof
al tnlfc l(nberpnnbSbaooe. lom
G%nbenbart laa % pcnteoc paa beu.
|erctningcn on oeme aota,
'troic blco bl. a. mebhcIt al CT az
BE rcooGoe Watroier paa ct al oc
irntebc &anoelsifibe og ligcIaa al
an Slipper, lont opbolot liz /
Cough Sipian neiop paa oell Sio.
90 Sc 9~citropers, ser life blep
Ipnfet, braQte oc rcoococ Wun0.
'tobcr !nb til 9pen.
DC iif imiolertib Itrpngt Too.
lr2 onl intct ct iortPIe ON ri.
iTrcn 90 irltet cr biotiI opIpit ON.
Guor manlae Ntenncifer omfom,
llcr bpor tort Sobet / set belle
bar. Ncacriffe er Napncnc pau
&c Inl,fcbc Sfibc mebbelt.
Get ~Iorlnoer, at en- eaer ml,li.
Gcu3 TO tn'fc ltnocroono$baaoe
tlcp ir1lfct al oe brittle 9eitrop.
er8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

~uuouH 100 Sa1erne, % Ydrt-
,erouilernc5 Vublifum bapoe aIt.
lno aaereoe bopt goo InIebning
Ill at beIfjrftige iig meo "golrnet
Nouge"s tuiliomme Iiiprer, oa
Snaoag / forrige l1ge en- Note fra
Sr'tltsmtniiter 8ioiuni iii aue
Iptfer unberrettebe ON, of al.
merepSa bar funeet oso / lin Gene
6pngilet i SreSnes. Nu be.
Npnote Sagen at bIipe interesiant.
Sar oct Woro eIer SeIumoro, ION
torelaa, % / ferite Silielbe bpao
bar Mtotiperne til at ban ifulo,
ipooeS aiueien. SAB ban inoe meo
Semenlligheber, iom bar farIige
euer "nbefpemme" for StatenS
Stfferbeo2 Oct bar oenne Ssor.
tlaring Ilmerepoas SIpatninoe
og bans og "9onnet Gouae's Sen.
f'er forIsgte of lancere. ga StiI.
llit9en bleu life flarere peb at al
re retsmeoicinife Sagfpnoige en-.
acknowledgement, ltotalte iie for
poloelig SperfaIo nleo 0eocn til
1sl9e og afgap enoos @rflarina
ON at bope bipaonet gImerepbos
'lolte Eiebliffe, = feIgclig bar
Selpmoro ubell,ffet. Sre andre
ttlfalote S9eer fcm imiolertio til
cen Slutning, at alinerepoa baooe
begaaet SeIpmlorbsforieg peo at
FGttge Jig / Ell Sforem fnpttet TAFT
til Sengeitolpen / i'm Geue. Wer.
terne pau IfbsoeS Sails bar life
til at toge fcil al. Wen bpor bar
laa Sforemmen blepet al? S,Slaen
haooe lect ben. s npale Saac
rafleoe Spinionen melen be TO
NtgIerelIer inbtil en- mn Note ira
SultltSn1iniiteren crtlrreoc, at set
rleo Sifterbeo bar faitiluaet, at
NlinerepDa bar 900 iom SeIae al
SelumorosforIsg uofort peo Sirlp
az lin Sforem. S~agtboloct
TGng'let bapoc - troos uotrhffeIio
Enabno ON Itrengcit muIia Son.
troll p9ret poerit ilct. Iangeu
bopoe ilblnoret al fine So9tere
G1ort Ittentat paa lit Sip, men
ban oarococ cnbnil, GA Slutternc
tom tilitebc og fnnot bar1. 6or
lan at 9arocre ii9 iclp brogtc Sc
cen tatale Sfprem tiliioe og til.
folotc 69ngielSIneeL Tom entcn
oct mi par al Slapbeb eacr for at
tine Webfrnftiolprer /
nf1an lin urigtige 0s6S.
torflarilAsatteIt. Sipiani ifreo ms
mco Itreng Soonb og ofIottc
,Snl8lelSlGge1 % ct balpt 0uiin
NJ Slltterne o. Spipnsn,Groeltc /
6GngIlet. Men ~Nlmerepoas Sl,.
ltrlt bar ~aaigcpcl, paa SiIifpn.
Ncllc al "@onnet Nougc"s utr9ttc.
"Gamariaa", inbgipet alaae
til &ctten for Grab al en- l1fienot"
boa lin SuSbonb og Woee.
TitcnapiIcrne ioaQ fortpGer, at
GltpalS Sag ct ooerfert fra Be
til militPre Retter. Infla.
gen moo BAN lpher poa "SorItoo-
Ne meo Sicnocn". Snntibia or
'0nongcliespolitietS Sirefter poo
Nn'cgning in>pi,gct glfifc6 ira lit
Smbcoe.
Bonnet Hougc" Ifiercn er oft.
enonu / fulo @lomitring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25
~Gentralma1ternes
SPAR til papen.

Srolnbcn al SpiflanoS Spnr til
Tapc @encoift@ Trc0aforilag er MT
ciirltlil0iort. Set crfIGrcr, at
Ben hc0iQc Ta0era Grco@appel ont
iuttcS mc0 mcgcn Spmpati al Sci.
Ter @ilhcIm, bpi5 pGIentItgIte BE.
itrrbcIIcr unNer i'm 26eaariqc He.
QiCrinlStio er ganet / HCtnlng az
TreOcnS 9cportlie. guoog / oer
Nriic, Ionn Icbcoe iii oenne Der
6Nlafataitroic, par ale aciIerHts
HrWtrcnQclier belt op til lioitc Ele.
blif rettct pua OF iaa &on1lttten
Lott as frcocIil %ci".
"Gitcrat arjqcn oor brllot un
intco hans (aciicrena) Billie og
Enifc, bar @cjIoren - / Screening
mco inc bcic IQiercoc - Den ier.
tic til hpitibclil az crtIrrc ltg reoe
til at moIcoc 6rco$rmocrhanolin.
ger. Oct tpife 6olf itstteoc hans
Whicitrt / Bette hans ~inoerli9c
2nife ON Trco."
Gen ~teiicrIiQc HeQicrin9 = Re.
Ser set pibcre - om'otter me0
ipcricI Spmpati Sen bGrcnoe Soc
! Nopcna 6]rcoaappcl: at Naabne-
ncS mutcriclc Wto9t / 6remtioeu
moo ~uiiIorc3 ri Rcttcu2 m~oralife
MuQt. TplGclig cr Ben oQIon eni9
I Noucna 6orilaG onl Ell At ale Na
tioucr Iomtioig i~orcta9cn Sno,
i]trrnfnina / &ri8aulitningernc
%nuo oJ Sin oA / SltitcrL oG
Lpno EICncn ON Nigierelic Al
rlcucniolfcIiQc GriitiQbcoer pco
@ololiit2oomItolc un9uor. iao oil
Gpitlano itGttc cthpert GoriIul /
ru Hctning, "iom er ~iorcnIigt
mco Set tpifc Higc2 pitoIc Snterca'
"Nno @rumo al lin geosroiiitc
GtIiQlcl&lc0 % irnc efouomilfc
mno GpifIauo itole pau
irc0clilt Somfpcm mco line 20.
bocr ~ mCo iicrnc Snn0c. Sntct
tlnlf mar 0crior mere @runb cno
Oct tuitC til at cnitc, al Ell ircocli0
broAcrlig &or1 ifuIoe bcritc
incident l~tdtioneruc iitcbciior NuN
&."
Get tuitc Suar cr moerteguct
n NiaafouilCr Ntid)aelia o. oorcS.
icrct I'll Scr poueIigc Stntaicfre'
TOR &ITojrll @a2parri.
SuorCt mocholocr life ocu rim.
NCtc Nu.louluQ Ill pla bpilfc BE.
tinAclicr oeu feiifrIiee RegieriuJ
uiloc uGrc plaiQ til al lutte SrcA.
Get belle or blot eli GrflrrinN -
gientalct i 'orlticlliae &ariationcr
onL bpor ~imoerIla enig ocu IN
ite Hcgiering er | EouenS SrcOs'
Samtioigt mco Oct tpifc Spar
cr ogioa SiierriaS Spor til
Barren blct oiieutlieaiort Oct
Gnnr iclpielsclig / alt ~pGicntIie /
ianmle Hetnins iom Den ipife Sto.
iebuors Soar, Sim er Seiier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25
Uvif Slao paa GneeIif.

Tortlanb, Ore, Sen 20oc Sept:
Oregon GeutIhe 3eitung" bar
foranorct lit Rapn til "Ebc Sort.
lono Imerican". Gets Geoaftor,
@tor 0ucfe, iom bar prrct @ien.
itano FOR &cgieringens l1nberIs.
QclTer, og andre tpife Weharbei
ocrc er blepet afifcoigct al 9IaOcts
Higher, 81. SO. &ern. San oplp.
Ter / Ell Geoaftiunsartifel, at b1n
pnr blcpen parifoet ON, at Ola
Get pilGe bli itoppet, ON ban fort.
latte meo at trpffe Set paa Spif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

bpcnl set ipor ell coia IroifobSeb.
@anbc / Mueuit 1914 % / Tebrlor
1915 bcfrritcoe DC r~lisiiife llfraincre
fin Sroifob MOB oct r%itsiiife SGbre-
Lamb. So, c~nbo0iaa / Den sitcrrioite
Gel al Ukraine, / G'tgoli3ier, por
Snmpaticrne for Rllbloilo ioa iterfc,
at mon nlnottc iege at opmpe Dem
ueo noaIc hnnbreoe Scnrettelicr. Wfen
man opgan life / Giterrig of operpin.
&c bisic gnnitcIi1beoer, at "ino ifiIt
0foifopittcn ira llfroineren", Tom oen
aItpifc Sfribcnt VallI Hohrbocb no.
trptte Itg, eler iom andre ifrep: ut
inn llfrnines@Iabet rpffet op ira Or.
tiifoAburoen : Wieu oanneoes en-
"&iga for llfrainea Sri9igrcIie ira
oct r%lailItc flag, Der oiientIiQaiorbe
ri. Il. ct anrt oper 0cn me Stot llfrai
ne, iom her iaoc3 itrGftc iiQ IanQ5
belle oct iortc Nap % oct N3opifc Nau
III amItoiu2. Ter bIcp loQipct Ell
4trna6c Gicccr, @rocburcr og Npiicr,
his T~orintterc pnnitoo at pare lille.
%rloliifc Entriotcr, men iom mcrfclia
not Dapoc Name Iom @cora alcinau,
Ctto Scotch % 9Irtbur Scclirb, GA
lonr, pu0Ilat uot, iulntioig bar iterft
bcnpttc0c Micoarbcioerc pco ultnitc
iom "@ren5botcn", "arcu5
icItlma" oN "GcItichc SaQc3Scis
tuna". Nrtbr Scrlieb par oen ar.
Ilaltc al Dem. Mon muutte en- @unq
at han alorig uoQeniin0c han.
prret / Ukraine. at ban uar ira
Sronffurts Seoeabctto, og at ban
Suhiioier al giterrig. 6or.
'nrIg alor6c man life noaen Reuer.
'llIc az lit Sicrtc. Selu et iaa Tor.
igtiA % Ourf0rcuent @lao iom "Nelle
rcIe Nrcolc" tonl ~'ornnIig iifooc Tor
II mcooclc, at bnaoe enocr Toicba
" Salant Ben bau0e louct poo Den
rd'tiAltc Waabe al itstte l%lfroinerncS
lIplratloncr. Gen LOBE Npril 1918
'Icn "Vrpiihcntcu for set ufroincifc ,
ScncroIraob", Siioor @olobcrQer >
- | Wicn mootat al GrfcbertuQcr.
&c Nreocrif % aorI Grauti Soief Der
.parllt lptsnifeoe ham ntc0 hans pa.
Irbeihe", og hcn bltlaorifc (
RlnlltcrprGlioent Ra6oilauou crfIpr. !
{ III De litrhinrifc 9cIc0ercoc Sc.
og Soran, Of han bctroatc6c
0prcttclicn al Ell icIpitpnoia ufrai.
Stat ION meqet snitprroia -
- Tor @ulgarlen. 90 / Sui 1915
''entIlgQloroe "&iqocn for llfroineS
Srl9lcrcI'c" ct Woniicit, / huilfet Sen
rtiUrcoc, al "mellem GcntralGlropa {
q HUSBAND nlan ser 0anne9 Ell iclu- !
Stnt, thi bette er Sc otter. {
Soils % / SprocIcS / /
ct tp'te Soils SutereSie." 6
- &c r~ltaiiife HepoIutionpre bar ,
DC note bunorcoe 9Iar bcitrpbt iio ,
al 'aa ifabt 0en npicite 6~orbin0cl. 5
mcIIcm NuSIouo % europa. Ban. y
crmancrnc oil fate RuSIano ttlbaQc +
oct a'iatiife @arbari. Get cr I'M Sc I
rcpoIutionGre3 Sag at ii o.,
oao Sc snifcr. :;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25
6pfklanOs planrr / RuslanO.

Tnngcrnlanlamen cr l1Gro nlc0 at
rcttc oen poloiomite Ciieniip moo
MlaIan0, ser cuomu bar fllnoct Stco,
ifrlper ben beticnotc Vrofc2ior / la,
Rife SproQ pco Barrier.
Gomonh Ynifiuc, / "Qintln". Set or
en- iorIpnQit Enat TIan, iom IpnQc
bar opret ulocr llourbci6cIic, oa Tom
NOR mi tror lno6cn I'll l(bisrcIic i
Strait al Ben ru5iiifC R~epolutlon. Get
Orcicr itq aarife Itaeircm ON at iua
tilt RuaIono ira Oct spriae europa
% UNDER A]lItonomlenS % TolterCt
tens Vfaife Of faa oeIt Hiqct / ct
Wrnqoe Smaaitater, Ser hpcr Tor iig
piI upre iaa oimGQttQ, at Sc bIir DC
tpifc Rnbocr5 upiItaarliQc 3aiaucr.
RuHlauh ifaI QIcre@ til finn Of uprc
en- oitotlit Stot. Nohct ifaI Orcica
paa oct, icIp ON man ifal ifiUre
&nIsunIiflerne opcr; oct ifaI ifrrca
tiIbaQc iii 200 Ior ier Better SEN
Storcs (io. gion bar nabcnt (pif.
lanb ioqt, al NuaIono ifaI ~rcouccrc8
iii az bIi eli ton0Ie5 9iern, iom iio.
Scr IGnfct / en- @rube. Mcn Ser cr
frcmint Ell cubml mere trpiicnbc &iN,
nellie a. Eonqernouerne: RuaIuuo
Cr en- aietfcnurt Tom ri, 1pifcrnc, oil
ipIic, uhiIQC @Ioh Tor NIoo. 9luc Sc
wrUniclonoc, lem i%orbInhcr oct mc0
europa, itol omputcrc4 ira set I'M.
Der Ct cQcr onoct &oaihlo Ccrior
lanes Der RcOoIntion i Ginlono ior
tn'tc Ncuac; ocrior freezer (uiflnu0
nuocr sc ')oIit2itc &ao'h,N Sc rI2iiifc
Eit,riieprouinicr, ocr'or nj man Al
net rusij.tc N0JCu vgl at mrrfc
fuu Al Nct u,2liitc Eo,cn - ifabo
q NM Nolcn wuotr en- init cucr ritcr.
rlJit Guritc 90 ocrr,r tr oct man
m,o ale @Gol2r irlrr at ioo tilt
lltrliuF HIgprua'NnN rs ~, >,t ,r,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

SrGmser &c en- Spmaifine? gus.
uerunen" er loo COB iom nosen anben
Spmolf!ne I'll belt oobbeIte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

EN-Fruo A. >FcoND CLASS MATTER JuNK l5rH 1908 At
-Hr TasT Oyu,r At UrcoaaH. Iowa, uNBTR THE ACT
or CoysrrsS OF N,rcUE e. IS77.
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-03
Mu sH

Mush is a soft, flabby material fre-
quently used as food and somtimes az
conversation. 1t is found in most pan
tries and many heads.
AS food, mush is admirable. but 40
man should use it otherwise unless he
loves the girl and intends to marry her.
Mush should never be mixed with
anything but milk and true love.
Some folks spy mush as a vegetable.
others say it's dessert. But anyene
who has bought any lately knows what
it is. It's luxury. r \ .n1 '7
Mush is queer stuff It has to be
mixed the day before and allowed to
sit and think about itself all night be-
fore it's fit to eat. But that's all
right. That 8 fine. 1t proves that .mush
is shrewd, calculating food with a
lot of good common sense. It is delib-
crate. 1t waits till next morning 20
decide. rl rE
Can you imagine a cocktail doing
that ?-Apsen Democrat Times.
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-03

amined and all rough edges carefully
dled down so there is nothing to irri-
tate the nose and keep it raw and
bleeding.
When the animal is about two to
two and one-half years old, the light
ring should be removed and . good
heavy ring inserted. Iron rings should
not be used as they rust and keep the
bulls nose raw and sore. The best
are made Of brass Of bronze compost
tion metal and do not rust.
In tying up the bull by the nose,
one should be careful to avoid fright
ening him, causing him to Jump back
and slit the ring out of his nose. It
is safest to pass the tie chain through
the nose ring and then up and around
his horns and when he jerks back most
of the strain comes on the horns and
not at the nose.
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-03
START TRAINING BULL EARLY Y
Inserting Nose Ring Is Simple and
Short Operation-composition
Metal Does Not Rust.

A bulls training must be started
early. A light weight ring should be
inserted in his nose when he is from
nine to twelve months old, but under
no circumstances should he be led by
the ring until three or four months
after so that the nose can heal up
well.
Inserting the nose ring is simple
and short operation when properly
done. First tie the bull securely to a
post by the head and horns, then take
common trocar and cannula, well
sterilized, and push it through the
thinnest part of the membrane that
separates the nostrils, withdraw the
trocar, leaving the cannula in the open
ing. Put one end of the opened ring
in the pointed end of the cannula and
then carefully withdraw cannula,
which brings the ring into the open
ing and after closing ring and putting
in the screw, the job is done. Before
tho operation. the ring should be ex-
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-03
PROPER TOOLS FOR DAlRYING
Manure spreader 10 Ono Of Most
Profitable ImpIements-SiIo 10
Regarded az Essential.

1t is impossible to give a specific
answer to the question as to what tools
a dairyman should possess. Much de-
pends upon a mans pocketbook and
the possibility Of his changing work
with neighbors to get the use of their
tools, and upon labor conditions in
general. For instance, manure
spreader is one of the most profitable
implements for a farmer with any
amount Of dressing to distribute. Yet
1t is possible to handle the manure in
the old way If man simply cannot
buy spreader.
II you are dairying you ought to
have a silo, and that means a silage
cutter and an engine, unless you can
arrange with . neighbor to do the
work. II you raise potatoes in any
quantity planter. sprayer. and sure
ly q digger, will perform the work
most economically. Yet 1t Is possible
to get along without these. OF course.
you would not expect to compete very
successfully with growers who have
such improved machinery. This class
OF tools IL in use only . portion Of the
year, and It ties up your capital to your
disadvantage II you have but little to
begin with. There are certain things
that every farmer is expected to have.
such as wagons. plows. harrows. NOW.
ing machine, hayrake, etc. ''nt
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-03
, FEED CALVES IN sTANcHtoNs
Dlscouraess Desire to Sunk one An.
others Ears-Woodsn Device 10
Entirely Satisfactory s- .ri

There are several good reasons for
feeding calves in stanchions. The
calves can be fed their milk. then
their grain, and after they have eaten
the grain they viii lose their desire
to suck one another's ears. A
stanchion made OF wood will be entire.
ly satisfactory. It should be made
from to 81 feet high and 1s to "a
inches from center to center, with the
neck space to 5 inches wide., 1t is
built in the same manner as the old
style rigid stanchior. The calf should
be fastened while eating, but loosened
from Che stanchions after it has eaten
its grain. The calf pens and stanchions
should be built in the south side of tile
barn. where plenty of sunshine and
light tsla be had. There 10 no disin-
fectert chat viii take the place Of
sunshiAet eaoa aats2r' ra6
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-03

many of them in The inner walls are
|ipcised with decorative figures, such as
spiral and rectilinear figures, which,
while symbolic, cannot be regarded as
Inscriptions. Unfortunately these peo-
pie were not picture writer's, and they
left no legends to aid us in our work.
Of the diqfferent rooms discovered,
DR.. Fewkes mentions ceremonial rooms
or kivas, storage rooms, milling rooms,
sleeping rooms and circular rooms used
mainly for ceremonies and lookouts.
No attempt was made to excavate the
neighboring cemetery, but an almost
complete adult skeleton was found
buried in one Of the kivas.
Among what is known as minor an
tiquities, DR.. Fewkes found fine Sc
ries of stone hatchets and mauls, gen.
orally grooved and polished, few ar
rowheads, spear points and pecking
stones, number of bone implements,
three animal figures believed to haze
been idols, some pottery, corn and ami
NAL remains.
Unlike some psychologists, DR.. Fewkes
does not believe that the cliff dwellers
or the inhabitants of this pueblo were
exterminated by their enemies, but
rather that they migrated to the plains.
Regarding the age of the dwellings on
Mesa Verde, he is inclined to believe
that they date well within the begin
ming of the Christian era, regarding
none of them as older than 1000 A. D.,
although he thinks man lived in that
locality for some time previous. In
general the early man Of this region is
believed to have first lived in the cliffs,
from which he moved to the open COM
munity dwellings on the plateaus be-
fore migrating to the valleys where his
cliff culture is still apparent among tho
least modified living pueblos, such as
the Hopi.