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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
LEGUME HAYS ARE VALUABLE
Utilization of Alfalfa or Glover Partly Solves Dairyman's Prob
 lem of Feed.
By c. F. WEAVER. University Farm
 St Paul NlHnD

By G. F, WEAVER University Farm
 St Paul Minnl
 One hundred and sevcnty.fve pounds of good alfalfa or clover hay is worth as much os 100 pounds Of the ordinary grain feeds. With the present prices for feeds ranging from S25 Il ton for bran to $sa per Lon forcorH, the aver age cost for 100 pounds of grain is about S2.75. The cost Of its food equivalent in the form of 175 pounds of Iegume hay is S2 r. This much hay will produce 200 pounds of milk and effect saving in feed cn>t of 60 cents, which is at the rate of % cents for eaeh hundred pounds
 The utilization of ~eh hay partly solves thc aairzmaa's problem ill these days of high feed Cost aaa milk iu. vestigations
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
BOSCHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP

will quiet your cough, soothe the in- flammation of sore throat and lungs, stop irritation in the bronchial tubes, lnsuring a good nights rest, free from coughing and with easy approximation In the morning. Made and sold in America for flfty-two years. A won- derful prescription, assisting Nature in building up your general health and throwing off the disease. Especially useful in lung trouble, asthma, eroup, bronchitis. ete. For sale in all civil ized eountres.-Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

stitched I shall take them to the printer and have lot of printing done One side of the handkerchief will have the Stars and Stripes float ing around There will also be the words From Samuel Bowser 10 q gallant soldier or sailor Under the flag will be the words: Keep your face to the foe
 "That will be nice smiled Mrs. Bowser.
 "On the other side of the handker- chiefs will be printed the Ten Com mandnents and che Lords Prayer The soldier will be all the braver and better on reading these things over just before going into battle. It will nerve him up. After he has fought for twenty minutes he will find the sweat starting from his brow. The off cer in command will call q halt and every soldier will pull out his hand kerchief and wipe the sweat from his face. Perhaps he will also have q min ute or two in which to run over the Commandments. He will at least think of me as he resumes his heroic fighting. What do you think of my idea, Mrs. BowserY
 "It is good-it is splendid" was the reply, "but hadn't we better figure it a little?'
 Figure! Figure" exclaimed Mir. Bowser. What is there to figure about? I present the soldiers and sailors with q million handkerchiefs, such as 1 have described. They are thankful to me. Many of them write me letters expressing their thanks. l don't see the use of figuring"
 Well, dear, how many yards of cambric have you got to buy to make million handkerchiefs? At four handkerchiefs q yard. you have got
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
SELECT DAIRY COW BY TYPE
Milk Production and Reproduction Are Essential Functions-Ree-
 ords Are Lacking.

The essential functions of the dairy COW are milk production and repro duction. According to L. W. Wing, Jr- of the Missouri College of Agriculture the most accurate methods of Geter. mining these are:
 CD Milk production by means oi the milk scales and the Babcock test CD Reproduction by breeding records
 There is only a small proportion ot the cows used for dairy purposes or which such records are kept, This ne,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

to buy two hundred and fifty thousand yards. That what mean by figuring"
 "Weu. suppose I do huy that many yards :" grumbled Mr Bowser.
 "0h. nothing. hut if will cost you about twelve cents a yard.
 "You don't mean it,' shouted NTr. BoWser as he rose up "Nhv, tbe patriotic mills up at Fall River ought to give ne this eambrte for four cents Il yard You are way out ia your figuring.
 Those patriotic mills will charge all tteEeaa eet, as you will find. dry ly replied Mrs BoWser. "uoW-m4ah do EoH expect to pay to have those hantzcrrhi5fs hcmstitchct?.
 "tbou5 one cent for every lcu.
 "Is yH get thcm daao far cont ap.eee eau aiH wonderfully feesy, aar Iarer aaHdacrehafs fse fhd #a.HE 5Hrut two cFU~ aI1eec viii be Hoaaer a.4r pagiS. 4eu tse aottre Mir. Hoass that tAe HaudGerehle6s sill have 10 be cut from lhc cloth. Did suG eNpcctme to take pair of shears and ao if msselff'
 NIT. Eowser did not reply. He sim ply looked uneasy.
 "tud The printing. Mr. BoWser-the printing? Have you got any estimate oh thatf'
 Mr. B0Wser had no estimate.
 "There must be handling and truck ing and how are you going to get them to the soidiers?"
 "Why, can send them to the quar- fermaster at Washington and he will give them out with the uniforms"
 "pon't be too sure of that, Mir Bnw>er. The government has never provided the army or navy with fancy kerchiefs or cough sirup or chewing gun, and probably never will. Hadn't you better try some other plan to show the brave soldiers that you are their friend?'
 Rowser rose up. He had terrible | look on his face He gasped and he gurgled. and he waved his arms Finally the words came: Mrs. BowSer, l am no patriot. My grandfathers did not fall at Bunker l Hill or Yorktown. l am not an American l don't care Il hang for the Star Spangled Banner and the I screaming eagle, and you are to blame for IL! Yes, you are to blame ! In your cold-hlooded way you have made me traitor to my country. Good night Mrs Bowser, you may never see me again"
 With that the ex-patriot went down the hall and elapped on his hat and banged the front door after him, and he did not reappear until three o'clock in the morning. Then he got softly into bed and began to snore as only a patriot can. He had given up the handkerchief question. but was still for war on the right side And Mrs. Bowser was very sorry that she had hurt his feelings.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
TWO COMBINATIONS ARE POOR
Good Cow in Hands of UninteIIiaent Dsiryman Is Most Undesirable
 Dairy Proposition.

4 good COW in the hands of poor dairyman is a poorer proposition than a poor COW in the hands of q good dairyman Both are very poor com binations, however; good dairyman will not keep poor COW more than one season.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
MATING AND BREEDING PLAN
Quality and Not Quantity Counts These Days-Bigger Returns Se-
 cured From Small Flock.

As quality and not quantity, is what counts these days, 1t will pay better to hatch a small number of chicks from the best fowls in the flock. than it will to hatch a large number from ordinary stock A great many make the mistake of trying to keep toe many fowls in their breeding yards
 in order to keep good stock of lay
 CTS on hand. A small flock that has
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
KEEP POULTRY HOUSES DRY
Difficult Matter When Outside Is Fair iy Rocking With Moisture
 Change Litter Often.

When the outside is fairly reek'ng Tith moisture if is difficult to keep the inside of the poultry quarters from iampness. By changing the litter often and providing ventilation enough to carry off all the foul air, the fowls 'an be kept reasonably comfortable, md it is relief to know that thls Iind of weather cannot last always.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
KEEPERS OF GOOD BREEDING
No Stock More Profitable as They Con. sume Less Compared With
 Growth They Make.

No stock pays better to grow at this time than young heifcrS of good breeding. They consume less feed com pared with valuable growth than al- most any other animal and there sure will be q good market awaiting them when they begin to he cows. They should be kept thrifty and doing their best though-and a very little grain will do this.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
STRONG FENCING FOR STOCK
Where This Improvement Has Been Overlooked There Is Sure to Be
 Trouble in Herds.

Remember that it takes good strong fence to hold the cows and calves apart during the long winter months, and where this improvement is lacking there is sure to be trouble for you.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half pint of water add l OF. Bay Rum 6 small box of Barbo Compound, and u oz of gyeerine. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix 1t al home at very little cost. Full directions for mak
 ing and use come in each box If Barbo Compound It will gradually darken streaked, faded gray hair, and make 1t soft and glossy. It will not color the scalp, IS not sticky or greasy, and does not rub otf. Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
DENTISTS IDEA OF HUM0R
Seems Mean to Invite a Man to Lunch and Then Fix Him So He
 Can't Eat

It was noon when We dropped into the dentists office The doctor greeted us cordially as He-fell into his chair and prepared tn submit ourselves 10 torture.
 There Wa< the usual elatter of in strumeuts on the white tray as We opened cur iaVS and the dentist peered into them This timo his object of attention waS the cavity from which he had recently extracted a tooth.
 "What are yo0 going to do after l get tArou-hz" said the aorter mildly
 Between his dsr and Lis mirror We blurred o8t something ateut Iuaeh.
 "Go ta maeh -ala me, Will you2" We noaaaH oaF assent and then f. harpencd sameth.u- ttH teH as btg is crow rf=-~ HHI =#a~a~ ~t@rFaS new satazz faeos faae k supposed to Ee waHr#ae Hav#z#r= f-at afe9- mouth. When va @8aa=1 1aHa a-a#a ea The eha5f aua as pair, aH .aseI on trltfe NC staT..E ts HH
 "Y0t'rg -E#.. WI. .Na.a.#st .Ta- vii, T man ta 'aa.a #nF aNaa tx l@ se.Ge=eaat e4t-a h=#aHs Ha#a Pres.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
Watch Your Skin improve.

On rising and retiring gently smear the face with Cutlcura Ointment Wash off Ointment In five minutes with Gu ticura Soap and hot water. For free sample address "Cuticura Dept. X, Boston" At druggists and by mail. Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50.-Ady.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

Something wrong with the man who regards q premonition as warning.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

If man feels it In his bones it's rheumatism.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
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 II esHz#-H --HEH=a rHF fes-g ba5a sla~. @IH= .a=..a=. =Aa#t the
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
The Cause

"}Tv son has some grit iH him. taI tll you." "Been eating war breau' | .f5#.r.G@n. n= Ideas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

The growth of the mind is not de pendent upon the filth of the fertilizer
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

Amerfca can afford war, but not delay in winning it
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

A protiteer k without honor in any country.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

Primitive man had no explosives 0'' he did not miss much
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

The submarine menace i9uSl pe eA' ed, cost what if may.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
(By Nj. QUAD.)

Copyright. 1917. by the Mcclure Newspa-
 per SyndiCate.D
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
DOCTOR URGE1
 AN OPERl1TiI|0N i
Instead I took Lydia E. p;,l hams Vegetable Compoua1d n,1'
 and Was Cured 'a

Baltimore, Md.-"Noo,l,. l suffered from organic tro,iSr " TOUT yeas
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
A Kitchen Paradox

Your cook Is certainly rare one' Yet everything she does is well done"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

Good working words for these ''D's are trench and retrenftG
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

If the war should establish aa a Ia some age in red tape that "ou'' compensation. -
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

Turkey need not try to make psaS V rpmor There are better ways
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

Sympathy for the boys iable In as these days isn't half se "e''f' . sweater.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

My son haS some stil y. ltl'l tl Nnu." "Been eating war 0Fe"u' -a.rasn. Ideas
 A pronteer k without honor lh an' country.
 America can afford war, but nof delay in winning lt
 The submarine menace must pe '1' ed, cost what il may
 Primitive man had no explosives ou' he did not miss much
 Good working words for these 'lns' are trench and retfeneh.
 Turkey need not try io lLoee pse .y rumor. There are better way
 rnro down fine rarror lights. save coal and foster loves young ofs'~
 Make it impossible 10 sell a .hofts S'o auto and there Will be no more '"''
 Auto joy riding is mo" a efl,ur men, England. Here itie still mercy a ace.
 Doesn't it seem iu-t a Itnle slrsase .a saTe to train yourself to cal poultry V beef?
 sympathy for the boys .1a,n1s in fsps as a sweater.
 If the war snould establish {. saSls soras age in red tape that "ou'' compensation. -
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

Turn down the rarlor lights saw coal and foster loves young dfean
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

Doesn't it seem iust.a lillIe se's to save to train yourself to cal P'a'''' beef?
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

Auto ioy riding is now efiiur men, England. Here 1t ie stJmefeI{ Il D''1 ace.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07

Make it impossible 10 sell a .sotts S,oIt@ auto and there Will be no iiluie '
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-07
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BOWSer'S HandkerChiefS He Would Give Away a Million to the
 Soldiers

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The Irish standard., 1918-05-25
HoNoRlNe ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.

Thirty yesterday Bishop John Ireland became
archbishop of st Paul 1t have been great pleasure
to him to learn the anniversary of that great
his life that he had been elected commander of the Military
Order of the Loyal Legion United States Minnesota
commandery patriotic body whose membership is made
up of officers of the Civil and their sons
Even in his serious illnesses of the last the voice
of Archbishop Ireland has been eloquent in it's pleangs
for loyalty American The honor just
ferred him his eigheth by his fellow veterans
of the sixties calls mind his of April 49, 1917,
exhorng the people of the Northwest to stand stanchy
by the Government and to be faithful to it's ideals.
There is at stake" he said at that tme the dignity
the honor the life of America and all the sublime things
symbolized in the word America" ..
Again. in October of last addressing the clergy Of
the archdiocese directing them their parishion
ers to buy Liberty bonds he wrote:
Akin religion vital part of religion is patriotism
love of country obedience in it's commands, inter-
est in it's welfare
AS chaplain of Minnesota regiment in the Civil war,
the who of the most distinguished preates
his church America did not quail from dangers under
fire fail to be at the sides of fighting soldiers who like
the in khaki of today enlisted in clash of
just learned then hate and he hates
still but he pleads unreservedy for vigorous
ton Of this by the American people because the end
The Irish standard., 1918-05-25

them follow voluntarily the instincts of the chvarous
and the example of their knsen and sympahizers
throughout the United States and the British Domnons
There is only alternative the disastrous policy upon
which the Government has embarked; namely up
Immediately responsible government in Ireland
THE report of the Convention has shown this could
done with the support of large body of Nationalist and
Unionist opinion They should pass through Parliament
without delay the legislation
The chaos with its growing bitterness its
decentralization of public life and its iscredt British
craftsmanship need not be continued while waiting
for Parliament. The moment the bill is passed Irish
Executive broadly and composed respon-
sibe who would not sh the burden of their brief
authority should be appointed and given the task of
ting up Parliament quickly possible promoting vol
UNFAIRLY recruiting and generally carrying The Irish
people, given their instrument of would
quickly show the world their real attitude in this
then dawn Englishmen that have in Ireland
program except those they have made, not of malice,
but through inability to understand U.S."
America should watchfuly watt to this excellent
advice of the chairman of the Irish Convention needed
by the British Government whether it will muddle
in its unceasing of laundering in Irish affairs The
decision will be fair of the sincerity of the
professions of democracy and justice in their
definite application to the situation in Ireland.
The Irish standard., 1918-05-25
ALL AMERICANS.

america furnishes this Illuminating analysis the
printed in list of casualties in France refer
ing fifteen picked at random therefrom
the world wide reservoir whence armies derive
their manpower They of all equally entitled
to the proud name of Americans"
OF these fifteen Names three O'Connor, Redmond and
Murphy, Enthusiastically of Irish origin. Brown and
Wilson may furnish grounds controversy, since
they might be either English Irish Welsh Scotch Here
they classified along with Rutedge, probably Eng
sh thus bringing the AngloSaxon total precarious
three Douglass is Scotch heather Cavazza is plain
Italian and Bedernicek representative of Slavic
The calculation thus for three Irish
three English and three traceabe Scot
land Italy and Eastern Europe the palm of honor
would must the whose sought
these shores from Germany for six namesLoehr Spege
Hahn, Th, Kunz and Ferde-can be assigned but
a Teutonic root.
The Irish standard., 1918-05-25
affect his evolutionary ideas,
and that therefore

opinions have weight in scientific circles The
plain fact the contrary is that the religion
is likely than other to exaggerate the significance
of scientific aspects of truth that him favor
his materiastic views. He is without the mental
balance that religion gives and consequently be
trusted in his conclusions. How did
that the theory of evolution accepted evidence
paltry now to appear to quite ridiculous? Was
because anxious believe that
only developed brute? We have heard much of religious
prejudice but very little religous prejudice
OF socalled scientists Let have facts such
they and leave the conclusions be drawn when
know enough about the subjects investigating
The Irish standard., 1918-05-25

sought-and obtainable in way-is an end for
humanity and righteousness His fellows of the Loyal
Legion have made graceful eloquent acknowledgment
the part he has played moulding opinion building
up patriotic sentiment this country. Minneapolis
Tribune.
The Irish standard., 1918-05-25
DOES ISAIAH GIVE FORECAST OF PEACE CON.
DlTONS?

few general prelminaries for peace studies may be
found by the Kaiser in the Book of Isaiah Ch 80 and 49,
And the work of righteousness shall be peace and the
effect of righteousness quetness and forever
"And people shall dwell in peaceable habitation,
and in dwellings and in quiet dwelling Places
'Woe to thee that spoilest and thou not spoied
and deaes reacherousy and they dealt not eacherouy
with thee When thou shalt SPOIL thou shalt
spoiled and when thou shalt make reacher
ously, they shall deal treacherousy with thee"
"And your spoil shall be gathered like the gathering
caterpillar AS the running of shall
he upon them"
1.-The sinners Zion afraid fearfuness hath sur
prsed the hypocrites Who shall dwell with
devourng fire? Who among shall dwell with everast-
ing burnings?"
The Irish standard., 1918-05-25
LA TOILETTE AND HIS FOLLOWING.

argument attorney before the Senate Com
mittee Privileges and Elections is fair reflex of the
present attitude of Senator La Toilette then the
from Wisconsin remains sedious and
His counsel boldly declares that there dis
loyalty in the ST. Paul speech when La Toilette stated
that the United States did have sufficient grievance
against Germany to warrant declaration of The
speech made in September, 1917, and had been
declared in April 1917 Whether right wrong he
that the Senator had right to his views, and
other citizen has the right There therefore
improperly, he in the rantngs of his much
abused client and he should be absoved from the gno
mnious charges with perhaps apology for the rufng
of his feelings
Why then should there outrageous made
of the mouthings of the l. w. WIS and the seditious
language of their newspapers and pamphlets? Why sup
and suspend the privileges of the mail
periodical individual seeking disseminate anti
Americanism through the masses of the people?
is because of his high official position that the ofense
of La Toilette is prominently vicious and injurious
the national Such utterances have emanated
from his demagogic mouth would have been comparatively
unmportant if he simply private citizen They
might have been rewarded with the common punishment
of coat of tar and feathers and stopped that
Senator of the United States his language and his declar
atoms with them sort of official sanction which
initiates to the advantage of the soapbox and cubstone
montebanks who always the alert to follow the
example of "higher-up who enjoy immunity
in the indulgence the free unbrdled speech
they would like to have To discriminate therefore, in the
application of the whip of justice occupying such
conspicuous national position that of United States
Senator would be to foster and the propaganda
of the w. W.ssand the rest of the proGerman i, for
they would not be slow to their claims for like i'm
munity and freedom
The position of La Toilette Senator aggravatio
rather than mitigation of his superative inscretion
contumacy He has fooled of the people for time
but the country we'll afford dispense with
peculiar services constituting they do the
solidarity of the nation and the safety and efficiency
the
mand to walk the plank then in the interest play
and consistency let discontinue the prosecution of the
infamous and numerous brood of his followers i'm
itators-the I. w. w and other seditionists.
The Irish standard., 1918-05-25

theory the
human species has not had the Widespread acceptance
late in the scientific and philosophical that it had
few decades 1t is possibly due to the upheaval
casoned by the world prompting demonstrations
the theories and standards that have prevailed nearly
all departments OF human knowledge that discussion
the descent of from the has been revived
extent, among European and American savants Some
authorities far to ascribe to the theory of
ton eXpounded by Darwin and others the
of the PHILOSOPHERS of Niezche Treitsche and the other
proponents Of German ruthlessness and frighulness
which have obsessed the Teutons their
brtum fumen the highest objective develop
ment. -..
The Germans, say these observers have gone Darwin
further and carried his theories to
tremes and erroneous conclusions by giving them
liary Teutonic stretch and wrench which must
finite worry to the English scientist if his spirit is yet
cerned about the developments of his pet proposition
garding the origin of the species The administrators Of
his scientific estate have therefore fastened to dsclaim
such and obque application of the fund of his
erudition and philosophy but until after the plumber
ing Teutons with characteristic avdy had appropriated
and utilized for their purposes many of it's
spicuous items Having possession of their precious loot
they proceeded to drink in copous draughs until they
became intoxicated with the frenzy and proceeded
forward to fields in their march to the tune of he
survival of the fttest he devil take the hind
most" their slogan.
Whether this explanation be measuraby
it is difficult to it is to reach any definite
cusion regarding the Darwinan theory ITSELF discussion
of which had arrived at intellectual pase
ago. Regarding the present of the matter
glad to be able to quote the following recapitulation
the arguments and from article in America
by Dr. James Walsh the eminent lecturer and scientist
After generation of foolish toying with the notion and
deception of the public and of the rising generation the
fact is definitely proclaimed that not only is there evil
dence for this theory but that deal of evidence
accumulated against it. The evidence for it indeed
at all times negligible in it's significance that was
very clear that only for Interior motives only help
to bolster materastic persuasons could have
been accepted 1t is commonplace among scientists to
declare that if has religious convictions they must