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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21

!. ja Q mlii sl0uzicf nejsme cd
EroEcie, jak BY vam omen dIou-
Thy nicema, .jenz heidi tamto "a
Enalevnou, rad na1nluvil.'
Laguyane proklinal n6ko
|Ilk zlocincd Sc smalo ujist9-
|ni obou muz1 neminulo Sc d.
cinkem. Jsa tim povzbuzen,
Frompelet pokracoval:
"Nuze, panove, chcete mi
zap1jciti penfz a jest k to-
ma zapotfebf ceIe vasf pozor
nosti 81 ia necham peniz ten
IetSti cd nae praye rulSy K leve
ErychIosti vystfelene kouIe 3 ru
[Gniee, to jest tedy S pr1m9r-
nou rychlostf dvanacti set me-
/ trsl V minute. zde jest peniz -
vezmu ho- do prsve ruky - no
dim ho do leve - pax vrhnu
! ho 8 velkou prudkostf do pra-
/ We a feknu mu: "Bez! Bel"
TAX, zde jest!'
To nenf spatne! To neni
1 SIC atne |" voIaIi div&ci.
'Nesmfs umeti jen jeden
kousek!' 'ozval Sc nyni Lagu-
| sane, dosud nedIvefivy.
~ukazf vam nyni kousek, |"
[pravll Trompelet, sjenz vas
lpresvedef, re jsem nekonal sve
studia ma policejnf prefekture
aneh. v lfadovne pro vefejnou
[bezpeGnost. Ukazal jsem varn
prve moji panove q damo,"
tu obratil Sc Trompelet s dSme
vem k miIence Laguyanove,
'nejvetSl rychloSt, jakou pc
nlz 3 ruky do ruky lett. Dobre,
rnojf panove a ma damo, rych
lost ia je takoya, ze magnetism
je-li Sc peniz, deskor stolu pro
nikne, aniz by drive byloi tfe-
ia uciniti pro penlz diru.
"Oho!" prawili okoiostojic1.
To jsou kaspary!"
"Nikoli panove, to nejsou "a
dine kaspary," odvetil Trompe
|let.
Pc tTetf Sc nynf zachvel,
zhfeclnul a tax byl rozcileny,
ze musel ustati re strachu, ze
by hlasem svym prozradil po-
hnuti sve. Byl to po tTeti tyz
zalostny ton, doznival k nsmu
ale nyni tax slabe, jako by by
sost, ktera no vydechla, vice a
vice omdlevala.
kejklir pohlednul ma Truta
ta. Ten zamumlal nekolik SLOW
"a ucinil znatelne znameni -
on byl velice bledy.
Trompelet poznal z pohybd
jelfo rtn, re chtel rici: Jest to
Valentin - jsem tom pre-
Esvedcen!"
Kejklif mluvil velmi horlive
dale: ''Ukaz ten, moji panove
La danny vysvetluje Sc nasledov
ne: Pefaiz spdsobi diru do sto
eIa s takovou rychlosti, re jak-
mile jest ucin6na, lined Ease
|se uzavre, nasledkem moleku
hlarniho Sc stazeni ylaken Dire
va. Zde - zkuste tento kou-
SEX r.
! "M6j Sc ma pozoru, paklize
|se ii to nepodari!" zvolal La
/! g,lyane.
"Veznfu po jednom penizi
do kazde me ruky," vykladal
Trompelpt dale. "Drzim levou
ruku pod a pravou necham ma
more pax Sc ma milj rozkaz
Ioba penfze spojf. Dejte pozor
Jedna,, dive, tfi - tax, tn to ma
tie provedeno!'
Ano!" zyolaI Laguyane IA
|se. Co pax to- vsechno dokazu
je? Co pax della tu ten druhy
proc pax on ned6la pranic 7
IA ukazal ma Trutata.
"sTo jest mlj sluha," prohla
soval Trompelet slavne.
! "Tvij slouzfci? All, bah -
ihloupostip nanftal Laguyane.
~kde pax bys vydelal tolik, a.
bys mohl vydrzovati 81 slouzici
| Iho? Vse to jest jen podv0d e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21

Idanuse q Belanchiniho. Mhj
August nenf vsak zcela nepo-
tfebnym, jak se o tom sa-
Inli pfesvedcfte. Obysejn9 IA
koncujeme sve kouzelne pred
|stayenf zapasem, tax zvanym
zdpasem boxovacfm, v nemz Sc
IuGastnf take nejsiInejsi mlaz
lie ctihodne spolecnosti. Jedna
Sc pfi tom o sazku dvacetipeti
Ifrankd, kteryzto obnos pfipad
Ire vft9zi. Mil August jest vel
mi silny, to van, panove, pred
povfdam. Jest zde n6kdo, jenz
by Sc odvazil utkati Sc s nim u
zapas? Prosfm, ably nepredstu-
povali vsichni pajednoup' u
lkoTscil Trompelet.
"Laguyane! Laguyane!" Ia
walo nekolik hsasI.
| "Ano, Laguyanew zvolal ten
Ito drsnym hlasem. "A ia usa-
ldfn tveho slouzicfho ma zeni,
ze bude pax muset ztraviti sest
lnaSsicd ma lozi. TAX tedy dc
lprace!"
/ \ starry karanec odhodil
svaj svrchnfk ma zem, ohrnul
Isl ruSavy koSile q obnazil ru-
Ice, jez ukazovaly skutecne her
lkuleslS6 svaly.
Trutat u6inil podobne.
: Ostatnf ucinili Jim volne mi
Lsto -. stoly odstrceny do pozs
di sklepa. Zenstina a ostatni
tprftomnl opustili sva mfsta q
Iseskspili Sc okolo zapasnfkd.
/ Ukrutna radost salala q oci
vsech - znali silu Laguyano'
Ivu a byli jisti, jak souboj do
paf1ne.
Napnutf a pozornost vsech
Ibyly tax znacne, ze nikdo 81 ne
Epovsimnul, jak maly kejklii
nlsto aby zGstal u saSka, kru
hem hostf Sc prodral a Sc VIDA
|lii.
"Tak tedy," pravil Trutai
staremu trestanci, "tak ty te.
dy zapasfs s rukavicemi ma ru
lkou?"
ITO til asi mnoho neublfzi!
[smal Sc nicemny obr.
@Dobre - jsi pripraven?"
| "Ano!"
Oba yrhli Sc ma sebc.
/ Trompelet 2 pocatku sede
ma zidli tvaril Sc byti zcels
thostejnym vuci tomu, co Sc da
10 okolo neho. Pomalu vSak sc
doplizil do pozadf sklepa, kds
spozoroval - v polotemnu jss
ukryt - dvefe. Mfstnost mels
Ivchod a We vlhkem i tmaven
kute nalezaly Sc dvefe.
Dostav Sc sem, aniz by by.
Ibyval spozorovan, mohI poho'
Edlale jednati, nebot' tam byl !
kryt zvedayym a podezriva
wynn pohledum.
Stale pfizniye chvile vycka
baje - puzil okamziku, kdy
Ezapas Augusta $ Laguyanen
veimi prudkym stati Sc hrozil
Oba muzi objimali se moe,
nyma svyma rukama zdalc
se, ze jsou stejne SLIM. Trutat
incl vsak vetsf obratnost a do
Ivednost, byl stejne cily, hybnJ
la ohebny jako silny, j zdalo Sc!
/ ze jest zcela We SVEN zivlu, mi
Ize-li We zmar uvesti vsechny
chytracke a lstive kousky sta
reho trestance.
1 Obcas zavznel ostry, proni
lkavy HAS Srcadky: "Jen ho
(Laguyane! D1.z pevne! Rozdrt
Ijei zardus jejr' volala zenstins
Ina povzbuzenf milence.
/ Trompelet doplfzil Sc jake
Ikocka az ku dveTfm lbyly
lien pfivreny, nezavfeny. OteN
rel je, opatrn6 nohou vykro'
civ. vstoupil do sklepnf komo
Try. Pon6vadz tu zavladala u
pima tina, rozzehnul sirku.
v tutez chvfli zaslechnul zce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21

ozGAAGllJTE We "svETU"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
CITY ELECTION
BOND ISSUE
TOMORROW
SUCCESS
CERTAIN
WHERE YOU VOTE

First Ward-Brick store corner 9Th and
levee streets.
Second Ward-Oheros Hall. on Adams
street between Ninth and Tenth streets
Third Ward-City Hall. second floor.
Fourth Ward-NIiler hotel garage be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
Tomorrow the future of Brownsville will
6e settled Tomorrow the city will 20 ON
record n favoring development, improve
ment and progress. After weeks of care
ful planning. Weeks of almost daily ~es-
sion~ in which the city'S needs have been
discussed and ways and means OF meeting
these needs have been considered. The
City Commissioners have come before the
citizens asking that an issue Of 1850, 900
forty-year bonds be voted.
This money viii be spent in paving the
streets. in building levee that will pro-
tis.s-s~lsr- tsosa -eSsgtlan-
model abbatoir to supply the city with
meat free from health menace IN making
model and sanitary the market house. in
draining and making sanitary those por-
tions of the city that are now undrained or
inSutficienLy drained in extending thd
water and light facilities in order that the
tax payers who are entitled TO them may
receive the benefits to which they are en-
titled. in improving Washington Park in
order that Brownsville may offer an at
tractive playground To its residents and its
visitors.
That all Of these improvements are
worthy and necessary every citizen knows
or should know. That they may be had
nj a very little added burden of expense
the city in its advertisements. and in the
pamphlets prepared BY the city manager
has shown. Consequently little opposition
to the issue j. expected.
While the issue is expected 10 pass il Is
the duty of every tax payer in Brownsville
10 show that his heart j. with his city. that
he realizes that vote for the bond issue
i a vote for a greater Brownsville. The
best evidence of this feeling i a ballot
in the box. Go to the polls early vote
''Yes" on eahc Of the propositions submit
ted and watch Brownsville grow.
"A vote for the Bond Issue l. aSvote for
Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
WOMEN FORM
AN AUXILIARY
GET TRAINING
WILL FURNISH AUTO RIDES TO CON-
vALESCENTS IN BASE HOSPITAL
AND TAKE TRAINING COURSE
MOVEMENT is ENDORSE

A Woman's Auxiliary Army Corps i 10
be formed in Brownsville. M. B. Couch of
the immigration service who organized the
mems training class, has undertaken. at
the request Of the Board OF City Develop
ment the organization OF the auxiliary.
The object of the auxiliary i to furnish
motor cars and the services OF the owners
a. chaufteurs and OF the non-car owning
members a. chauffeurs The principal du-
ties of these lady chauffeurs WILDE pro-
viding outings for the men convalescing In
the base hospital or, II the plans On foot
are successful. for the Red Gross Conva-
lescent Hospital which may be established
here
The ladies will take these men W the
palm grove, Point Isabel, Rio Hondo and
other pleasure resorts for outings Other
work done ut the base hospital will bc that
of mending corps. This corps will visit
the hospital mt dates arranged by the
hospital authorities for the purpose vi
mendlng clothing or doing whatever else n
'motherly" nature the men may require.
Io the younger and more active mem
hers drill course similar To that under
taken bv the business men of the CITY will
be given Both these ladies and those in
the transportation branch will lend such
assistance ID collecting books and maga-
zines and such other work a. the Red
Gross, !. n. G.. !. and other recognized
agencies Tor war work may require.
Mr.. Couch called upon Colonel IT, ]
Slocum. ditrict commander and upon the
Red Gross headquarters. Both gave him
their heariiest support in the work and A.
snred him that they would assist in ever,
possible manner.
Lasts viii he circulated among the laa;e.
on the city and those desiring to Join ma,
40 So Inc ladies not seen by the com
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
man POWER IS
DISCUSSED
IN SESSION
OF HOUSE
TODAY
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESSl

Washington. u. c., Aug. 19.-The sum
mer recess Of congress. which began on
July II. practically ended today. Interest
IN the sessions Of the two houses today
ceniered in the open hearing Of the House
Military Committee on the Man Power Bill.
Secretary Of War Baker and Provost Mar
shall General Crowder are expected to APP
pear.
Owing To the sentiment in this commit
tee regarding the calling OF men between
eighteen and nineteen years of age, ] have
no objection To placing a provision in the
bill making a separate class OF men be-
tween these age~ and for deferring calling
them a~ far n possible" said Secretary
Baker.
Consideration of the new man power bill
extending the draft ages will begin in the
senate next Thursday. With quorum
present today the senate set aside the
agreemenL-tQr a Xacatlon. recess until Aug
ust 24 and cleared the way for taking up
the draft measures without further delay.
ITO put erghty divisions in the field
between now and June 1919. every single
man in Glass between eighteen and IS will
be needed said General March
'Eightyl American divisions of $4,000
men each should be able to bring the war
to a successful conclusion in 1919 That is
the number the war department plans to
have in France by June 80, 1919" he ad-
ded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
Spain To Remain
Strictly Neutral
tBy ASSOCIATED PREss.)

San Sebastian, Spain, Aug. ia de-
nial of press reports to the effect that
SPANS neutrality was threatened, was
made today by Foreign Minister Dato. lie
said that the cabinet "wonld suffer moth
ing to turn it aside from the policy of
neutralitr.n lie also denied that Spain had
sent a note Of protest to Germany concern
ing the alleged torpedoing Of the Spanish
steamer Serantee. lie said that the sink
ang Of the Serantee was dne to fire in her
fargo Of petroleum
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
TRY
AlIBI LOSSES
ON W. FRONT

Paris. Aug. 19-The German press "
attempting to reas-urc it, public that u
crn front M order To ALLOW General Luden-
dorft room ~ maneuyer and 10 assume his
InIIiative on u grand scale German pro-
paganda insists that the Germans will re-
tain the initiative by forcing premature
engagements with the American army. thus
wearing II out before il d. fully prepared
-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
Contracts 43 Ships
Let During Week
tsy ASSOCIATED PREss)

Washington. ID. c., Ang. l9.-Contraets
gof thrty-three wooden vessels, eahc OF
fifteen hundred deadweight tons, seven
wooden bargeS and three harbor tags were
let during the week ending August 10, ac-
cording To an announcement from the ship
ping board today.
Eighteen Of the ships will be built by
the Universal baiIding company of Hous-
TON and the remainder at Pacific coasi
wards
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
DICK MORRIS
ON FURL0UGH
COMPLETES TRAINING COURSE I'M
OFFICERS CAMP AND COMES
BACK AN OFFICER

II. ~ CDick) Morris, j. ia the city
spending short furlough with his par
ent~, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Morris II West
Brownsville. The last time Dick came
home from the army he was Corporal R. q.
Morris, this time. however. he i Lieuten-
ant r. Ill Morris.
Mr. Morris has just completed a course
m Jacksonville, Fya-, where he has been
making An especial study. Of machine
guns and hopes and expects soon to be
~here he can place hi knowledge TO adj
vantag II hun hunting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19

we cannot stand still, and | am for the
forward movement ] do not want to hear
any more suggestions to the effect that
Brownsville j. retrograding and liable to
become hamlet on the Harlingen spur of
the st. l.. Ii. 4 M. Ry.
We owe il to ourselves and our children
to improve our home town, to make it
beautiful. healthful and attractive-a city
70 which we can point with pride while
realizing that we helped TO make it all
that it should be.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
New Draft Won't
Change Rulings
tBY ASSOCIATED PREssl

Washington, ID. a.. Aug. l9.-No gen
eral exemption Of married men simply be-
cause of their married status j. contem-
plated by the war department in preparing
The proposed extension of the draft ages.
according 10 a statement from Secretary
Baker 20 the house military committee to-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
Austrian Counter
Attacks Failed
cay ASSOCIATED PREss.l

Paris, Aug. 19.-Anstrian efforts 10 re-
gam the islet in lower Piave. taken last
week by the Italians have failed. Il coun-
ter attacks the Italians drove the enemy
back and took thirty prisoners. III the
mountain regions artillery has been ac-
tive az Isolated points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
Fire Department Makes
Early Morning Run

"A flue fire in the residence Of R. T..
Campbell, 40S Adams street, caused the
fire department To make an early morning
run. BY the time the department arrived,
however. the blaze had been controlled
with chemical extingnishers, The damage
was slight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19

The Bond Issue viii place i'm circulation
in brownsville money that j. now being
spent elsewhere. Mr.. Business Man You
will benefit from this expenditure and YOU
could make Brownsville a good town in
which to live and in which to do business.
Vote for the Bond Issue tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
Railroads Must
Consider Public
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

Washington, ID. G.. Aug. l9.-"The Pub
lie be Damned" policy viii in no case be
tolerated under government control. said
Secretary McAdoo in statement today.
Railroad employees were especially or
dered to show courtesy in dealing with the
public and to cease excusing train delays
and other errors with the excuse 'Uncle
Sam j. running the railroads now"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
CALLS
10 STATE is
MADE TODAY
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESSl

Washington, ID. ~, Aug. 1g.-Eighteen
states were called upon by General Crow
der today to furnish 500 white draft reg
istrant~ of grammar school education and
1T for general military service. The men
viii entrain September I.
Volunteer enli~tments will w accepted
until August 16
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
Reduce Bread
Ration PIannee
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss.)

Washington. D. G., Aug. 19.---The cut
Ting of the bread ration from eighteen
oupceS TO sixteen ounces per day is being
considered BY the war department upon
receipt Of adviceS that the American army
N France j. amply supplied with bread
made Of al wheat flour. The soldiers in
American training camps will be kept on
the same rations now in vogue, consisting
Of part wheat flour and part substitute
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
MORE Than MILE ON
FRONT BETWEEN R|bECOURT AND
: S0|SSONS BRITISH MAKE GAINS
(By Associated Press. }


tackled o'clock last night front Of nearly
distance and Oned miles te whole
artillery during
IS
FOnn the Andgncou
according the official
Seventeen hundred including battalion
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19
Bark is Sunk
Off U.S.. Coast
lRY ASSOCIATED PREss.l

Washington, D. G., Aug. 19.-The Nor
wegian bark Nordhav was sunk by a Ger
man Submarine l25 miles off the Virginia
eape~ Saturday. The crew escaped in
-Mall boats and have been brought to an
Atlantic port by an American batteship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19

Would You safeguard the health Of your
child. of your neghbor's childrenl Then
help make tha city n healtisful as it
should be. Vote for the Bond Issue tomor-
row.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19

me revenue derived from the improve
mentS planned will leave little added TO the
TAX burden you now bear The improve
menis would make Brownsville beautiful
neal'hful' modern city. Support that Bond
Issue tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19

LONDON, 9-St mile Of
Roye taken by the French yesterday according to
front today The French the
of St Marble according to dispatches
The French Tenth which positions
Enemy machine resisting
With the British Army France Aust lsBrh capturing
Outteen front of the
attack and inflicted the
ured BY the British.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19


LONDON 9T British
at the Apex of the L salient the official
haig Fifty a coher
attacks the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19

oo Per cent public Splrlted-Note
Tor the Bond Issue Tomorrow!
mttees are requested 10 notify the Board
~ City Development and the necessary
blanks and information viii be forthcom-
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-19

~M should Brownsville Every
madHm M sMea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR
KIDNEYS ACT BADLY
Take Tablespoonful Of Salts if
Back Hurts or Bladder
BOtherS.

We are nation Of meat eaters and our
blood is filled with uric acid, says o we'll
known authority. who warns us to be
constantly on guard against kidney
trouble
The kidneys do their utmost to free the
blood Of thus irritating acid, but become
weak from he ovcrwork they get slug
gish, the cllminative tisslies clog and thus
the waste is retained in the blood to poison
the entire system
When your kidneys ache and feel like
humps of lead and YOU have stinglng
pains IN Tho back Or the urine is cloudy,
full of sediment or the bladder Is irri-
table, ohliang you 10 seek relief during
the night, when you have severe head
aches, nervous and dizzy spells, sloepess-
ncss. acid stomach or rheumatism in bad
weather. get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts: take table
spoonful in q glass Of water before break
f8st each morning and in a few days your
kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with Iithia, and has been
used for generations to flush and stimu-
late clogged kidneys, To neutralize the
acids IN urine SO it ls no longer source Of
thus ending urinary and blad-
der disorders.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive and cannot in
Iure; makes q delightful effefvescent
lithia-water drink; and nobody can make
IA mistake by taking Il little occasionally
TO keep the kidneys clean and active.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
RAISING OF PIGS.
Clubs for the Purpose Being Formed by
Boys and Girls Of Delaware.

Clubs arc being formed by boys and
girls of the State, under the direction Ok
Theodore r. Martin of Delaware College,
State club leader, for the raising Of pure
bred pigs. In this connection the State
leader has addressed the following letter
to the boys and girls of Delaware, rela-
tive to the SOW and litter project:
The pig has enriched more stockmen in
this country than has any other class of
farm animals. The brood-sow is the unit
of production and on most successful
farms has been pure bred. The quality
of the boar is even more important than
that of the brood SOW, so he should also
be pure bred The real profit in raising
pure bred hogs comes from raising litters
of pure bred pigs. Experience has shown
that the first litter of pigs can be produced
cheaper than any subsequent litter. You
have had experience in feeding and caring
for pure bred pig in the breeding project
and should now be prepared for the more
difficult but more interesting and more
profitable sow and litter project.
The club membership requirements for
the SOW and litter contest are as follows:
/. Membership shall be limited to boys
and girls of Delaware between the ages
OF 10 and 81 years.
2. Each member must have one or
more sows that are at least eight months
of age which he or she shall feed and care
for and shall keep an up-to-date account,
using the SOW and litter record book
3. This contest shall begin IN Decem-
Der when the SOW is mated to pure bred
registered male, and shall close when the
litter of pigs is weaned in June.
A. Each member shall study the in
structions sent him from Delaware Col
lege, and in as far as practicable shall com
ply with oil reasonable suggestions.
s. The basis Of award for best SOW and
litter-(Prizes will be announced later
is as follows:
o.. Best SOW and litter % per cent
Considering purpose they are To 4eve1
(2). Average gam per pig 10 per cent
81. Cost of gam, including
keep Of SOW from breeding
period until pigs arc weaned 30 per cent
a.. Number of pigs raised
from total number farrowed 10 per cent
(5l Best kept records and ac-
count OF project 20 per cont
t. Bows and girls will become members
of the sow and litter club by signing en-
rollmcnt cards and mailing them to the
State club leader