Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-30
I feel sure the hos mon OF Iowa will
DO their best"
Cara viii lnoroass Production.

feel sure the hog mon OF iowa VIII
DO their best"
Care viii inersass Production.
In speaking on Pork Production for
the Future" Mr.. Kennedy declared that
Iowa farmers needed to use better
methods in taking care OF their hogs
About 80 per cent OF all hogs narrowed
In Iowa die before they are month
old, he said, and this wasteful method
needed to be stopped. The average 1T
ter raised lis 1--WE. A little more care
would raise this number to six and
Iowa could have Its increased pork
production without much extra effort
other than good management, care and
feeding Of brood sows and brood.
Farmers must feed less concen-
trated feeds. especially during the sum
mer months" declared Mr.. Kennedy
From the middle OF May to the middle
Of September, alfalfa and rape must
take the place OF corn and grains to
large extent"
Much interest Is being taken In bee
keeping. over nifty practical bee
keepers are attending the first short
course ever given for beemen. They
arc confident that the bee industry Of
fers for next year the greatest pros
poets In history for making proftt and
at the same time doing a patriotic duty
in supplying a sugar substitute.
Strike Germany Commercially.
Tel the kaiser to take his madc-in-
Germany goods and go to hell with
Them" declared United States Senator
w. S. Kenyon before an audience OF
$3.50 farm and home short course visi-
taors and citizens in the Iowa State
College gymnasium.
"The way to end the war Is to
somehow get 1t into the baldhcaded
skulls OF German bankers and busi-
ness men that II the program OF muir
der and destruction Is carried much
longer, the rest Of the world VIII re-
fuse to trade with Germany said
Senator Kenyon. "If those men can
get that idea, America won't need u
worry about stopping the war. TN"
business men of Germany will take
care OF 1t themselves.
and we will get peace too. when the
people Of Germany get the idea that
the world will not trad" or deal with
their rulcrn," he said. When they real
lie that their rulers have not played
square with them. they Will rise ana
throw these rulers OFF
Ten thousand airplancs sailing up
from behind the lines and starting Tor
Berlin would come mighty neaV nall
ing the stars and Stripes to the kal-
sers nagpole," declared Senator Ken
yon.
Senator Kenyon discussed the world
war situation and Its various phases.
Besides declaring his faith In airplanes
toward winning the war. he said there
was need for more and more des-
troyers. He described wildly the work
these small war vessels are doing In
lighting the submarine menace.
Kenyona Indictment Of Germany.
Senator Kenyon made strong IN
dictment as he summed up conditions
In France as they are today. and told
OF the devastation wrought by the
Germans as they retreat ana the
cruclties they practice.
II accuse the kaiser and his war
lords OF putting women in front of their
own soldiers at the firing line.' said
the senator, "of torpedoing hospital
ships, OF Smelling Red Cross hospitals.
Of poisoning wells. Of blowing up
towns, OF cutting down rose bushes and
fruit trees in poor peasants yards. or
bayoneting wounded soldiers and OF
taking women and girls behind the
lines for use worse than death or
bondage" Ea..
1.-THE world can't be one-h half cruelty
autOcratic and one half humanely