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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
SITUATIA REzbO|ULU|
Pc D|FER|TE FRONTUR|.

LONDRA, 12 Oct. = Progre-
sui aliatilor in est de Cambria 81
st. Quentin, dupa cum Sc vede, a
mai slabit putintel, insa presiu-
nea contra partition de sud ale
marelui front din vest creste pc
fieeare ora 81 germani sunt alum
gait indarat Gu repeziciune pc un
front de aproape 40 mile in nord-
est de Rheims.
Englezii inainteaza in nord-est
spre Douai 81 dupa cum sa rapor-
teaza sunt la o apropiere de mai
putin ca patru mile de acel oras.
Retragerea germanilor in nord-
est de Rheims facut o indoitu-
ra mare la Aisne. Dinsii au fost
alungati spre nord pima cind au
ajuns numai la 8 mile de acel
riu, pc locul unde trece prin ora
sele importante Attigny 81 Re-
thei. Dinsii sunt la departare
de doua mile de Neufchatel.
in northwest de Rheims, ina
micul a parasit jntreaga regiu-
nea de la Drumul Damelor. Fran
cezii 81 Italienii, reduc in mod in
semnat salientul din sud de Cra-
onne 81 sunt numai la trei mile in
sud-vest de acel oras.
Din Flandra sd raporteaza un
atac al germanilor in vest de Ro-
ulers, care a fost respins de bel
gieni.
Progresele aliatilor continua in
Sirbia 81 Albania. Sirbii au ajuns
la partea dreapta de riul Topli
tzA sunt numai La IL mile de
Nish 81 sunt in legatura ell arma
tele mari ale germanlor. Dinsii
sunt pc partea dreapta rlului
Morava.
In partea de sud-vest, in apro
pierre de granita dintre Sirbia
Montenegro 81 Albania, aliatii at
alungat pc austriaci din impor
tantele orse Prishtina 81 Prisren
Cavaleria italiana alungind pt
ABSTRACT in nOrdul Albaniei, &
trecut, pc un front lat, rIu
Skumbi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
SERVICIU TELEGRAPH COMPLEC:
DE LA ASOC1ATIUNEA PRESSED
ACCEPTAREA TERM|-
NILOR Pres. WILSON.

LONDRA, IL Oct. - Sc asteap-
ia ca Austro-Ungaria 81 Turcia
sa anunte acceptarea armistitiu-
lui bazat pc termenii presedinte-
lui Wilson. Stirea a fost trimisa
din Berlin catre Exchange Tele-
graph.
O depesa de la Central News
din Amsterdam spune ca Austro-
Ungaria 81 Turcia au informal pc
Germania ca ele sunt gaia sd pri-
measca terminii presedintelui Viii
sou.
Ziarul Expires declara ca aliatii
agreaza asupra unei politici CO.
mune referitor la negociatiunile
de pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14

cearca niste legaturi de pace sepa-
rata GU reprezentantii aliatilor de
acOlo. Gu toate ca dinsul este unul
din partidul ,,tinerilor turci'' din
sui este contra Germanilor 81 ne
cOntenit a refuzat a Sc supune tri-
misului german din Constantine
pol 81 vasalilor sal. Dinsul are am
biitunea de a deveni independent
de Turcia 81 tracteaza in aceasta pri
vinta Gu reprezentantii aliatilor din
Athena.
Premierul grecesc Venizelos, in
|tr1nd prin sectiunilc devastate ale
Macedoniei greceSti, a telegrafiat
detalii legatiunei 'grecesti din WASH
lington.
In parte a acestora, Venizelos
spunea ca oraSul grecesc Seres, din
Macedonia, din $4,000 locuitori ci-
ii avea fnainte de razboi, astazi mai
are numai 5000.
,,Conditiunile in care am aflat o.
rasul" spunea Venizelos, ,,sunt att.
ia de 1nspaimintatoare, incit nu
sunt cuvinte Gu carl sd pot descrie
ororile 81 atrocitatile (salbataciile)
facute de Bulgari. Locuitorii car
su mai ramas in oras, seamana ma
mult ell stfiile lnalucile) decit GU
oamenii. Salbataciile facute de hu
nj in Belgia, sunt jucarii de copi
fata de cele care lea indurat nefe
ricita populate greceasca din Ma
cedOnia de est
Guvernul grecesc cere della gu
vernele aliatilor 81 della cele neutra
Ne, sd trimita delegati la fata lOcu
lui ca sd vada paguba ce 0 au ia
cut Bulgarii pc teritorul grecesc
La conferinta de pace, sd va cert
despagubire.
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SunnaruI razb0iuIui.

Astazi Sc implinesc 1881 de zile
de la inceputul razboiului.
Sc raporteaza Cd Germania a
inaintat raspuns motel preSedlnte-
lui Wilson, inminindu-l All diml-
neata ambasadorului Elvetian din
Berlin. Diferite rapOarte zlc ca
ca numeste toti termenii presedln-
telui Wilson, insa Sc invoieste nu-
mai la citiva din Ell. Pc de alta
parte, Austro-Ungaria 81 Turcla
Sc zice ca accepta termenii lui
Wilson pc de-a intregul.
De la Marea Nordului 81 pima
la Lens, craciti peste canalul de
Suez, Englezii All inaintat Gin
spre Lens catre nord-est, a]un-
gind la Annay 81 ocupind Her:n-
Lietard.
De la Lens 81 pima la La Fere
Englezii. in avansarca lor pc I'M
front de % de mile. an ajuns la o
mila de Douai. Maximul avansarll
lor este de patru mile. Pc restul
acestui front n'a fost nici alta
schimbare
De la La Fere pima la Rheims
trupele franceze 81 ltaliene au
natural aproape Gu tOtnl mann
cul dc be calea damelor. Acnstc
trupe sunt acum la trci mile q"
Craonne.
De la Rheims 81 pima la V"r~
dun Germanii cad inapoi GU lu-
teala, pc un front de aproapn 40
Ge mile la nOrd-est de Rheims.
| Francezii sunt la barierele Oras6
lor Neufchatel 81 Juniville. lar
pc eel GU numele Vouzieres lall
ocupat. Ri all ajuns la LIMA gene
rala riului Retourne 81 sose-
lei Pauvres-Vouziers.
Pc frontul ce merge de la Ve'-
dun pima in Elvetia a fost liaistc.
in Balcani Nisul unde fusase
mutata capitaia Serbiei in Occur
sui invaziei austriece, este in hi
taia gloantelor luptatorilor s. 'b',
carl au o"upst malul de nori a!
rfului Toplitza, situat la II rnile
spre sud lie oras. Sirbii is Frao
cezii au mai ocupat deasemenea
81 Priest;na 81 Priesrend, la I'M
preunarea granitelor Serblei
Muntenegrului 81 Albaniti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
TuRCIA VO|ESTE ARMISTITIu|
Austria este in mare inCurCatura.
TURCIA INSASI PROMITE A
Fl IDESTRAMATA CA Russia.

Vazind cum armatele aliatilOr sa
izbesc inainte pc frontul din Bal
cani, cercind sa-si stabileasca from
tul la malurile Dunarii, Turcia in
sasi ISL grabeste toate sfortarile ca
sd Sc retraga din razboi.
Dupa fncercarile de negocieri Gu
aliatii, incercari carl au fOst re-
gistrate 81 de ziarul nostru, Turcia,
dupa cum sd spune, are sd trimita
un APPEL la presedintele Wilson, pro
babil la fel GU eel al Bulgariei, ce-
rind ,un armistitiu GU aliatii 81 ash
gurindu-i pc toti ca dinsa este re-
trasa din atlanta teutonica.
Pozitimea dinsei este cit Sc poa-
te de primejdioasa 81 predarea ci
sa asteapta din ora in ora, pentru
ca sa previna dezastrul ce ame-
ninta. Generalul Allenby a ruinat
intreaga armata turceasca 81 de in
data ce aliatii ar face front la ma
turtle Dunarii, Turcia va fl despair
tita de Germania 81 prin aceasta i
sc va taia toata nadejdea de a mai
primi ajutor nemtesc.
Cind aliatii vor fl stap1ni pc Du.
mare, atunci barcile transpOrtatoare
de munitiuni pentru Turcia peste
Marea Neagra, vor trebui sa-si in
ceteze operatiunile 81 imparatia o.
tomana va fl stearsa de pc mapa
razbOiului.
De fndata ce S'ar 1nfaptui aceas
ia, Dardanelele ar fl libere pentru
flOta aliatilor, Odessa ar fl recon
struita ca baza pentru operatiuni
lie pc frontul de est i'm Russia 81 Aus
tria ar fl in O primejdie mai mare
ca orr cind.
Rahmy Pasa, guvernorul Smir.
nei, sc afla acum i'm Atena, unde i'm.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
BULET1NE.

COPENHAGA, IL Oct. - Aici
s'a raportat astazi prin o cablo-
grama ca generalul Elexieff, fos-
tul comandant al armatelor ru-
sesti - este mort.
PARIS, IL Oct. - Oficiul de
razboi a anuntat ca inaintind Gu
progresul lor pc intreg frontul
Champagne, trupele franceze au
intrat All din1ineata in importan
tul oras Vouzieres, pc marginea
de vest padurei Argonne.
Francezii stapinesc acum linia
generala de la riul Retourne 81
drumul de la Pauvres spre You
ziers.
LONDRA, IL Oct. - Maresa-
lul Haig a anuntat astazi ca en-
glezii, continuind sd incunjure O.
rasul Douai, s'au apropiat mai
bine ca la mila in partea de vest
acelui oras. Orasul insusi este
aproape predat. Trupele engleze
au mai ocupat orasele Quincy,
Brebieres 81 Hamel.
Quincy este mai putin ca La Q
mila in vest de Douai. Aceasta
arata ca englezii de nou au inain.
tat aproape 4 mile in vest de Bea-
umont. Bretieres este la dous
mile 81 jumatate in sud-vest de
Douai, pc drumul ce duce la vi
try -en-Artois.
,,1naintarea noastra" - spu
nea comunicatul oficios - "a
continual aseara in nord de riuI
Sensee. Pc intreg restul frontu
lui nu este nimica de raportat de-
cit lupte locale pc uncle locuri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
. NQUIAIE! =

S'au pus sub tipar primele
forme ale Calendarului Natio-
nal al ziarului America.
Moi null laudam Sc va Auda
singur clnd va fl gaia. Tot ce
spunem este sa grabiti Gu CO.
manda, in special Societatile
din U. S. r. A. sunt rugate a
trimite comenzile.
Acela care va raminea fara
Calendar anul acesta, va regre-
ta. - Deci grabiti Gu comanda,
astazi - nu lasati pc milne.
PRETUL 70c.
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B ULE T N.

AMSTERDAM, IL Oct. - Une-
lie din ziarele germane sustin Cd
raspunsul Germaniei Ia nota pre-
sedintelui Wilson sa invoieste h
toate conditiunile din aceastA. Al
tele spun Cd au fost fScute nnmai
niste concesinni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
RESP UNSUL
GER MANIEI
E Pc DRUM.

Raspunsul Gen anlel la nOta trl-
misa de presediHele Wilson refe-
ritor la armistitiul pc care "a cerut
Germania acum de curind Sc ra-
porteaza ca a fost TRIMS la mini
strul Elvetian dinlBerlin ca sa fie
trimise la locul destinat.
Citeva ziare germane scriu ca
acest raspuns coprinde lamurire
la cerintele presedintelui Wilson,
referitor la evacuarea teritorului
ocupat de fortele germane, cit 81
o lamurire la intrebarea ca care
fractiune a fost reprezentata in
cererea armistitiuhi.
Cele mai definite rapoarte de-
spre rispunsul Grmaniei au fost
primite din sur neoficiale de
catre presa unitainca de ieri. A
ceste spun ca Germania Sc invo-
ieste ca sd paraseaca Franta 81
Belgia, ca un inceput al negocia-
tiunilor de pace, fnsa aceste nego-
ciatiuni sd inceapa inainte de ce
evacuarca e complecta, 81 ca tru-
pele Austro-Germane sa ramina
in Russia 81 Rominih pima ce pacea
e incheiata 81 sui crisa.
Raspunsul ace&a, Sc spune ca
fost facut sub Hsupraveghiarea
printului Max, ancelarul ger
man, insa a treb ! sa fie confir-
mat de Kaiser irlllD conferinta ce
avut Gu sefii militari 81 civil,
cit 81 domnitorlor din diferite
state germane.
III acest tiimhp, sd mai faportea
"a ca Austro-Ungafia 81 Turcia q
notificat pc guverhul german ca
ele sunt gaia sd primeasca termi
nil impusi de presedintele Viii
son ca baza "a armistitiulul. Q de-
pesa din Amsterdam spune ca c
anuntare oficiala Sc asteapta ii
fiecare moment. Sc mai spune ca
Turcia inceput negociatiuni dc
a pune O pace separate.
in acelasi timp, aliatii coati
nua sa inainteze pe toate f-ontu
riie.
Englezii atacind pc un front dc
% mile, intre Lens is Cambria
:eri seara, au inaintat, in vest dc
Douai, pima in apropiere de mi
Ia de acest oras. Acest important
oras GU total incunjurat. Alt(
lupte mai ajore nu au avut ioi
pc celalalt front, adeca la inS Il
mele de la ST. GCbain.
Retragerea germanilor din re
guinea Champagne a ajuns pin;
la cotitura riului Aisne, la l'nl'
| generala de la rlul Ret0urn2 5
drumurile mari Pauvres- oIzl
ers<~ Vouziers a fOst capturat G.
catre Francezi.
Retragerea germanilor din re
guinea Chemin des Danes Sc Ia
zee GU mare iuteala, Francez.i
Italienii din aceasta regiunc sun
aproape de Craonne.
in Balcani, Sirbii sunt numai i
IL mile della capitala tarei lol
Francezii 81 Sirbii inainteaza spr
vest in Albania, unde sa tin d
urmele Austriecilor, ce Sc re-tai
spre nord. Trupele Italiene loves
putcrnic pc austriacii din Alba
MIA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
0 0PRELISTE- -RETRASA

Din Washington sa raportea-
"a cu data de II Octombrie a. c..
va fl retrasa oprelistea pusa pc
automobilisti de nu mai face
preumblari de placere Gu auto
mobilize in Dumineci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
Bulletin.

BASEL, IL Oct. - Ziarul ma
tional Zeitung" .vestegte Cd ras-
punsul Germaniei Ia nota prese-
dintelui Wilson, are sa fie pre-
zentata ast&zi ambasadorului el-
vetian Ia Berlin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14

dati democrae Auta tine sd raspundem oaeni
clara propagand grmani ncarc proteasca mea
pacea aproape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25


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PRIZE WINNERS THIS WEEK
January ~ 1919.


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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

give talk on the federal amendment
questionnaire. Mrs. Olive Beldon
Lewis will close the sessions with an
address on Suffrage and Patriotism.
Mrs. Lewis is the war service secre.
tary and will preside at all sessions.
The Mary Hill w. c. T. u will meet
tomorrow afternoon instead Of Friday
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Kitson at
her home, 35 North Sixth street. All
members are urged TO be present.
James Harrington who is in the
Ordnance Department at Washington,
is spending a few days with relatives
here.
Mrs. Raymond Mather has returned
from Newport News, R. l., where she
has been spending several weeks with
her husband who expects to sail for
France soon.
Miss Esther Gard, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. l.. Gard, and Frank Funk,
son II Mr.. and Mrs. William Funk of
Bloomington, ILL.,. were quietly mar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25
I7dCzelH

Tuesday is meatless day. This
IL the only meatless day In the
calendar and should therefore be
strictly observed. Every house
wife can help win this war by
conservation in the kitchen. The
allies and the soldiers must have
meat in order to fight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

An announcement which will be Of
interest to friends here is that Of the
engagement OF R. Erret Woodbury.. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Woodbury..
and Miss Esther Nichols. both OF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

Pasadena, Cal. They will be married
early this spring. Mr.. Woodbury. for
merly lived in Union City and has
many relatives and friends in and
about Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

Women Of the Missionary society Of
Central Christian church and the Cir
Gle Girls will observe prayer week by
several services this week. The first
meeting will be held at the church
Wednesday afternoon On Friday af-
ternoon meeting will be held with
Mrs. Albert Horr at her home, 419
Lincoln street, and another one Sun
day afternoon at the church. All wo-
men of the church are invited to at
tend all Of these meetings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Huddelson enter
tanned 4 group OF friends at one o'clock
dinner Yesterday as a compliment TO
their son, Merril. who observed his
birthday anniversary. The affair was
q surprise to him. Covers were laio
for Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Huddelson ana
daughter. Pauline, OF WiiiiamsDurg'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hudieson OF Ches-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Reynolds ana
sons, Chester Thomas and Everette
Corwin. Miss Cordyea Simpson and
Miss Eva Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest q. EVAN are
the parents of son, born at Reid
Memorial hospital, Sunday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs Wilbert Fisher, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Guthrie and Miss Leila
Garrett OF Muncie, spent Sunday with
Rev. and Mrs. H. 8. James at their
hons
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

The Universalist Mission circle will
meet with Mrs. Ed Owens. 300 North
Twentieth street, Wednesday after
noon, instead of with Mrs. Bert An
derson, as previously announced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

Leroy Gibbins. who is in the avia-
ton department at Scott field, has
been promoted to a sergeant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

ried late Saturday afternoon at their
new apartment in the Jefferson nat.
The ceremony room was attractlvely
decorated with clusters OF pink swee.
peas and white spring flowers. hes'
]. ]. Rae of First Presbyterian cnuIcn
nerformed the ceremony in the pres
ence of only the immediate family.
The attendants were Miss Marie Bach
meyer and Emil Powell The bride
wore a becoming suit of field mouse
brown with hat and shoes to match
and a corsage of Ophelia roses ana
sweet peas. Miss Backmeyer was at
tired in a navy blue tailored suit Win
a corsage of pink sweet peas. Imme-
d;ately after the ceremony Mr.. and
where they will spend few days
They will be at homo to their friends
in the Jefferson fats. Mr.. Funk IS
manager of Richmond Light, Heat and
over company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

Miss Marjorie Thomas and Carr
Weisbrod are spending several days IN
Louisville, KY, guests of Captain How
ard j. Thomas and Mrs. James NC
Cauley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25
NEW VELINGS FOR
SPRING

Beauty Spot" Yelling
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We are also showing the new
circular wells with hand
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ders-in black, taupe, navy
blue, brown, white and pur-
pie $1.ss, $1.4s, csc and 4St
IVAN RAALTE VEILINGS
in all their latest NUMBER
all colors: $3.50, $1.00. 75c
and soc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

Window Shades-At last years
Prices.
75c Shades, ready to hang. ..4se
85c Shades, ready to hang. ...69c
Repp cretonnes-Yard wide, dain-
ty printed designs. Japanese liant
ern, butterfly. bird and floral pat
terms. Color combinations to har-
monize with any decorations; fast
color: yard .................. .05c
imported Cretonnes-Single and
double width, heavy linen finish;
exclusive designs printed only on
imported fabrics; basket, medal
lion, highly colored bird and Chin
ese patterns: soft colorings. suit
able for any room in the home;
yard $500 and by degrees down
to .|i.so
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-27
AMPLE EXERCISE FOR SWINE
Fattening Hog Should Be Limited to
Run Of Half an Acre to Keep
Appetite Sharp.

Fattening hogs make the greatest
gains when they haxe just enough ex-
ercise to keep their appetite sharp.
A fattening hog should be limited to
a run of half an acre, and 25 fattening
hogs kept on this area will do better
than great number. The pigs should
be sorted to lots Of even size and age,
and no matter how many are being fat
tened, not over 25 should be allowed
to run together. Brood sows should
not be kept with the fattening hogs.
The feeding should be done at regular
hours, two or three times day-three
times is the better-and give only just
what they will eat up clean.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-27
COST OF MAINTAINING HERD
Producer, Says Doctor Mccamp-
bell Of Kansas College.

A serious problem that confronts the
cattle producer is the cost Of main
tanning a breeding herd, according to
DR.. G. w. McCamhbeTl, associate pro-
fessor Of animal husbandry in the Kan
sas State Agricultural college.
With the judicious use Of straw,
silage and cottonseed meal the prob
lem becomes less perplexing. In
periods Of normal prices, cows at the
Kansas Agricultural Experiment sta
ton that were receiving silage and
cotton seed with other roughages such
as straw, and kafir butts, were main
tanned during the winter months at a
cost slightly less than four cents a
day and were in thrifty condition when
turned to pasture in the spring. Main
tanning q COW herd when properly
managed Is profitable.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-27
HOG IS GOOD CORN HUskER
When They Gather It Them
selves-La ls Saved.

The pigs are good corn huskers and
they will pay for being so too. Expert
ments have shown that pigs make
more pounds Of gain from corn when
they gather it themselves than when
It is husked and fed to them. 1t takes
at least one day for a man and team
to husk an acre of corn, so that every
acre that the pigs take care Of saves
that much labor. SQuaw corn is very
satisfactory for hogging down in North
Dakota. 1t ripens early, so the pigs
can start on it sooner than any other
variety. An acre Of corn that will
yield 30 bushels win be sufficient for
feeding six spring pigs two MONTHS
Extension Department, North Dakota
Agricultural College.