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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

ieoer Yflan5e mir Elm ein5iger
Naupttrieb gelaiien miro. lin oas
~libermaBige Wadstbum Ser frautiQen
Sriebe nuO ser 9Idtter auf Die 9riid-
tc 5l ilbertragen, miro mad, geftil.
gclt0cm 6rudltaniab aud sic Splte
oes 9aupttriabeS un0 Gin Sheil Ser
gldtter %cntfernt. BON letteren ie0oh
nur iopiel. DAB 0ie perbleiben0en qe.
nilgcno H0britoffe berciten f0nnen
lno oic 6rildlte ourh oas gbidnei0en
Ginger @l0tter fir Sen 3utritt Ser
Some ~ireigelegt lper0en.
Die GflGnSlinsc.
Seim IuSpflon5en ser 9fldnslinae,
Die mir beim 0artner ODER SAMPLER
f%aufen, ieten mir sic 8flan5e ettpas
tlefer, ais lie porber geitanoeH bat.
Wtanfe 8drtner pfIar3en bis an Die
erlten Slotter, e1tlpeoer ienfreht ODER
ihrag. Ser in Die Gree geienfte Ste1l.
gel treibt @ur5eln, un0 lie mebr
@ur3eIn Die GfIan3e bat, umio mebr
9tabrung pcrniag lie ouf3unebmen.
Von Wtltte Yugitit ab meroen Die
Eflan5en, oie bis oabin reihlid nit
@aiier 1no Gurggiliien perieben mer,
Den muBten, trodcuer gebalten. So.
bal6 gtnftir0ite eintrcten, beoor ale
6riidlte gereiit iino, f0unen Die nod
griinlidl rotben iSriltte obqepfIiift
un6 i'm rpornten Simmer binters Sen
tier aelegt lperocn, no lie Ser Come
au5geiett iino mo nad) uno mad
auSreifen. Wton fam oltt) oie aon3e
Gflan8e mitinmmt oen unreifen ulo
bolbreifen Sriiften aus Der @roe he
ben uno an einen froitfrcien Grt,
i'm Seller etc, an Ser @ur5el oufbGn.
gen, altd 10 reifen ole 6riidte naf).
ShlieBlid loIIcn lid aber aud 0ie
nod griinen 5riid}te perwenoen. DIE
S%nusfrou tpeiB, ME Dies gu geiheten
bat.
Die fIeinfriidtigen rotben firIt-
iormigen ODER geIbeu ~birnformigen
3omaten, sic bauptidhlif oIs Com
pott pertpeuoet ner0eh fonnen etpaS
ipdter gepflan5t pcroett. ais Die gro
Ben rotben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Ginfadpe Milhiuppe.

+ Quart Milh ftg1t man nit II
8bcel6iIeI Sal3 mo Y I9ccIoiieI
;3uder ouis Tcuer, init gum aoden
fomrucn uno pcr0idt bic Suppe nit ,
Gbl0ficln Gornitdrf1, sic mar nit
u 3aIic 01ilf auileIoit bat; 3 Y2i-
nlttcn fofen Ioiien. zolte Die Suppe
rad Dem @citmat o15 ein3clnen gu
old icin, fam man i2 nit WtiIh per.
6iinneu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
2Se(terfung oes 9aussartens.

9riihte ungefdbr Sic &dIfte ihrcr
8roBe erreidt BADEN. BON 0ieIem
3eitpunft ab entfernt ODER perfiir3t
man oie Ncbentriebe, sic lid inSni-
ifen entmifelt hnbpn. @aiiermeIo-
ren p~erIangen piel @o0en uno limo
iiir Sen fIeinen @nusgarten faiIm ge-
ei9net. G6enio perbdIt e5 lid nit
Dem
Siirbis
in ieinen perihie0enen 9lrten, Stunt
pin, SqltaIb etc. Mer uber einen
3oun ooer Mtauer bcim @orten bat,
Der fam i'm ODER iie sur auItur elmer
oieier 8flqn3en nllsniibetl. eS brollht
nidyt geraoe elm Speiiefiirbis 81 iein,
e5 fam aud) elmer ser rei5pollcn
3ierfiir6iiiei ein, pom oenen es
10 mannigfadle Spiclortcn gibt.
Gbenio pie bel sen Melonen, Iobnt
iih aud bier sic @~orfultur in 80
pfen, io0aB man nm @titte Mai ihon
trdftige Bflon3en gum 4u8ieben ms
freie 2ano sur &%erfiigrng bat, oie
oen im 6reien ausgeidten beoeutenO
I'M &orIprung iino. 9eim Nusiden
ODER Iltspflan8en bebt man am
Stnnoort cine 10 Bis 90 3on tiefe
@rltbe aus, fiiut oieie nit friifem
Wtiit uno briugt ooriiber cine - 3on
itorfe, nit &ompoIter6e oermiIdte
@rbihidt, in melhe ie orci bis flint
aerne geIteft ooer 5mei fr0ftige
@fIon5en nit Iturf enttpidelten @ur-
3elbauen gepflan3t meroen. Reih-
lid gieBett, mebrmaliqe Gunogiiiie
geben. Sobol0 cine Ranfe cine GSrriht
ongeiett bat, miro lie ortf orei 9Idt-
ter iiber ser Trltdlt obgefniffen; ie
neniger Sriifte elmer 8ilan5e Der.
bleiben, llmio better Die Gntmiflung
Go$ Heiien miro meientlih oaourd)
gef0roert - iibrigens aud bel Den
Melonen mie BEL sen 8itrfen =, oaB
man sic heranpodienoen 6riidte nit
einem 8rettdlen etfpa Dem 2edel o0er
@ooen zines 3igorrenfiithens, elmer
@loSiheibe (alter photographiiher
9lutte) ODER einem Stiid Sdiefer
unterlcqt. Dies bGlt sic 8ooenfeuh.
tigfeit nb uno pirit SIC 81rme, oie
FONT in Sic Groe gebt, oltf Bic Jritd)'
tc 5l,ritd.
Die Spmate.
In Ser <ltlr Ser Somote bai mohI
ieoer 8ortenireitno einiqe Grfab.
ritng, mo eS brauft bieriiber faum
oiel geingt SIT merocn. Die altltlr.
methoben iin6 peri6ieoen mie Die
@orietGten oieier %bnnfboren ertraq-
rcihen uno altBeroroentlih permeno'
barren Tflnn5e, bod Itebt ieit, Dob iif)
Sic idoniten Triihte er5ielen laIien,
penn mir ser Somatenronfe nid)t ge'
i~tdtten. an @ooen 5l mufern, ion.
Bern Tie hoh5iehen uno an SpaIier
ODER ON Gfohl fe%Itbinoen, G8 &C.
ifiebt Dies am b6ten nit breitcm
@oit, Ser Dor ser @%crtpen0ung ciniqe
Stunocn IN WoiIer gelcqcn bot, iooaB
err iid lciht bonoartig %ou3breiten
lGBt. 9obei beldBt mar ieoer 8iIan'
Sc MIR 5pei ODER orei, h0fitels pier
&a,pttriebe alth ale Nebentriebe
limo Damn 5t entfernen, nenn Tie niflt
ans Dem erItcn @latttpifeI cinen
1Sruftbeitono treiben. Sit oieiem
Sale crfolgt sic Ginfiir5ung Ser Ne
bentriebe 1-2 Nltqen iiber Dem
Grld)tbcitono. Die friihciten uno
groBten Triihte ipcr0cn e~rSielt, fpcnn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

tn0 HcbmeIoner. Die 6riihte ser
criteren Iino plattgeoriift fugelig uno
BADEN adt bis 3molf itarf berportre-
tenoe. our6 tiefc 5Sltrd)eu gei6ie0e-
ne HIppen unO cine narSige ODER
rltn3elige Shalc. Die Rebmeloneu
ftn0 run6 ODER OPAL uIto meniger ticf
Qcrippt unO boben cine faIt ODER qar5
alatte Shnle NIT nebformig barber
perbreitetcr etrpa5 forfiger 3eihnung.
Sn Der 8iite ser 6rithte beItebt fem
llnteridie0.
Die Wclone bralId)t Jiel 8Grme,
file reift nift cor H!hlalii 0es uierten
Wionots nuh ser N%hSiaot. SIRE
InpfIan5ung miiB oaber iolden sc
oenopn iiberloiien weroen, in 0enen
Ole 3egetution$perio0e BON gcniigen.
Ser gnuer uno sic Semperatur fei,
1ten oll5u groBen Shpanfunqeu lr-
~terporfcn lit. 0ei ser Melone Iobnt
1jh sic Wfithe ser 9(~npflan5unq i'm
WftItbeet ODER - better - in 8upier-
topfen, Sic ipGter nit iammt ibrem
%nbolt ausgepilon5t meroen. Die
Stufen iino i'm @bItano bon Iefs SuB
on5ulc9en, ebeniopeit 3ieben mir
sic Reibcn noneinanoer. G$ lit babel
oeniigcno Sant ol1s5ulegen, ooB altf
Jc0em SiigeIden bier frGftige, ge.
funoe Bflnn3en Iteben blei6en, nad)
Dem Die SfpGhliuqe entfernt NOR
Sen. Iuh Sic H~eibeniaat IGBt fif)
onmenocn. Nieibcnobitano abiS 7iSuB,
1p6tercS Ter3ieheu in Sen Reiher ollf
IS bis "a Bon, nobel ieneilS rlir
cine GfIan3e iteben bIeibt. Die Hans
fen l0ft man pafien, bis lie oo3
seAntc 8Iatt debiloet haben, moraltf
man iic altf iehs biz oht Nugen first,
aus 6enen sic Trrhtrorfen iih emf.
mifeln. 0ieie lGBt man tpodlien biz
@liithe un6 Trlthtaniab boriiber Iino.
&oben 0ie Sriihte Sic 8roBe elmer
@oInuB erreidlt, 10 peroeu sic Han.
fen aui 0rei 9ldtter oberholb ser ON
beIten ausgebiloeten 6ritd,t geihtbt,
nobel 5u beadlten lit. 0aB ieoe &anfe
nnr 3tnei 6riidte behdlt. Bon jeBt
ob entfernt mun ale @littben un6
&onfen. Die iebt nod aniebeuOen
Sriihte nitr0en faltm mebr reifen.
cud) fommt ourh oas Gntferucn ser
SpatbIiitben uno 9fanfen ser gauge
9tabrungs5uIlllB SEN erlten Iriid)ten
3ugutc. SleiBig baden mo niel qie-
Zen. Ab uno 5u fliiiiiqen 0iinger
ge6en, ober MIR in aott3 idrpoher So
flung nno eleid nit florem @alicr
nafgieben, oo ser 8erlld) ser altdl
ttoh 10 itarf oeroiinnten Solthe ale
moqlihen Seinoe an5icbt, Safer rnO
8iirnlcr uno 5liegen.
Die @aHermelOne.
Die <It1lr ser @oiicrr1elone lit
lit onen Stiden ser ser 3%ltfcrmeIonc
Qleif, MIR beihnei0e man nift sic
Ronfen iiber oen ongcieBten Sriif-
ten, ionoern lniie lie madlier, bis sic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Sraut Galat.

Gin aopi @eiBfrout uno Elm aopf
8otbfraut iinb nof) Dem @nihen
uno 8llten nit Dem &routbobeI Gin.
5ubobeln ooer in feline Streifen 5ll
ihneioen. 9ies mengt man nit ,
GBloiicln Sails, I0Bt es 5 Miruterl
iteben uno oriift es felt nllS. Sn per-
riinntem Giiig, Dem cine Spur 3u'
der beigcfugt puroe, foht man ons
Sraut ouf ifrpahem Teuer minnc'
items 3 Stunoen. Ser nod hcibe Gu
LAT miro nit >p7rig @fefier ibcritrcut
uno nit olSgcbroteutm Soed il5rr-
goIien. Gr mit9 pnrm ODER lau1n1rnl
genoIien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
DEF ocs @rfat fir &o6butter.

e Butter iii 10 tbeu.
er g%auorOen, 0aB
ielbit Ole &ausirnit.
III, lpeId)e Der hobc
BreiS bisbcr nidlt
81 eincnl dnoereu
Nrotaufitrih bcfeb.
rem fonnte, notbge.
orungen SIT eincnt
Ger uielcn Griab
mittcl greifcn, Die
ms in lester 2cit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

&erfleiolrng uno 9eocflng pom olIer-
han0 unid0nen Stellen int @artrn
o0er an elmer 8lanfe 0ierlet. lln0 ood)
lit gern0e Der ailrbiS cine 10 pielIei-
tige Srtft, 6aB er piel mehr I'M
&ausbnIt bcnubt neroen lollta, ul& IS
Qeldteht. NuBeroem aber hat er aud,
ltoQl Sen Vor3ug GROCER &rr0nulld)-
felt. Die Rilrbi5frltdt iii reid on
Yho5photcn unO Oarum iehr 6etGlu.
lid. 9tid)t ale &iirbi3friid)tc itlo
gleid) gecignet sur &%ermen0ln1 int
SausbaIt. Die runoen 5Sriidlta, sic
am Stenael ein menig abQ2plottct
fino, geIblihe9 Tlciih lluo zine gel6-
r0tblide Shole hoben. iir0 Die
fdn1ofbofteitrn. Ser aiirbl3 mub
nod Dem Abpfliiden 3urodlIt al, Ell.
mem Iuftigen, ionnigen 4lae ctpo
bier5ehn Gage raf)reifen, oaun cnt.
mifelt lid, oos 5leiif alu beIten. Sci
Ser @eripenoung idncioet ma ihrt
SunGdit in ctrpo bonobrcite Stiide.
sic ma 10 nett obih1lt, 0oB Sic ltt-
ter ser Sfole iiben0e ieite Shift
NIT heruntergebt. Gam entiernt man
ons &ernaeh0uIe uno Sic peihenIhei.
L bcrmitteI5 zines iiIbcrneu 2ofiel3
uno ihneioet 6os 3uriifbIeiben0e
9SIciih enr1ueoer in ongemeiiene
Gtreifen, ODER mar itiht es NIT Dem
NusIteter in feline Sheiben ODER
<deIn. 9lQe Nbidqe bon Giirbis Ioi.
fen fih 3u aiirbiSiuope, aiirbisreis
un0 Gurbiseowp0tt ber1uenoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
2SeRdmpfung BON 56marobern.
Der grofroB; sic gurenroupe,t.

or Gr0iIob maht
ms iehr pieI 81
ihaifen llr0 per-
nIdltet INTER um-
itdnoen groBe
Mertbe, neil e$
andul gor
nJd)t mog!ih lit,
nod geniigeno
Yflan5qllt al
t%Oblorti9en 8e.
iu0dlicn III be-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

s Der apotbete G. yWein
Shnupfen lit INNER nod niht per.
itpunoen. mo ih babe bereits 3ebu
3erIhieoene gtittel pon Sbnen ge'
frmltti~
nerit 5cbn. Sir bobcn oierunO.
~'ifj1. meia 9trr!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
9odreSeptt fiir bic Sausiran,
9pfcl StrnScl.

al pcrmiid}t Il
Guort ~geiiebtea
Wtcbl nit einelu
81, elmer Sriie
SoI3 ljuo -
Saiie Iauluar
MEM @oiier, al.
beitct oen Geig
tiId)tig 0urh. bis
er &Ioicn pirit,
llllO IlRt ihn I
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

Hm@ mbmuhtot bGnai4e anrmHnp bm bier b1ehnugf hnmmmrd a@md Der ermn6 mhmhh
mr nit benz mas U nB nil CT Nm QmNmu0UH Wm CUR 5cr m mb hate babel Die nrMdu
gTpbneY Hfc Der 8enmHhen 6hhn mirr mmn& anoWtrtblhoft - Z huIe. omrn u aauhhn pes
gmn 0uDua Huumn 3uhrfr rmm mmb rahWmt
4mmn beHg. 0mHHchr @ Ndmbop bm AM @G1 AUDI bmG4 butpotd,f u rb Ser ar
Damn en- 2on els @Mn inn ben >bnnHb mdAobn npn Ew mes nUm MB Ole 5mWmnG Zr
MmunGt .auu o r@e m @Nuu& um mh @6uhmQo Usher aqnmn mMm III omn mgbu mmm
Heunun aTNn inn nit GmmuB mm 4Gusm @Ihmnhu W muum mmu
&h &aHbratb, .GDmh|G ga Gc isis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Nrn. eanOratb, re0liapOa", Va GroTc, wiz.

utm Eropfcu II oicnboI86I gu be
ncbcn Ser @eruh ojcica Gels, SEN oitit
5hirre ~bcionofr5 Hc!en. 3jcht tic 10 nm
pjoeritebIid on. bnB tie uRfcbIbnr an zen
QelcqteH 0noeg Qcbcn mo 10 aciougcu
mcroeu ionHeu. Zns Ho'rHboI3UI CT
dd!t man in allen aprtheicu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

Tieor. g. in z. g2o. GIN gutes
Rittel. Die T1auie cher Ratteu in Die
auigeteuten ToQen gu iodeu, tit. oeu in
Der Taae i'd beFtuolifeu N06er init Fl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

e ~uerlaugt einen
narmen@o0en in
iebr rpnrmer &c.
idlutter Gage.
SanOiger 2ebm-
booen, reid nit
gut uerrottetem
aItem Ginger
0urdieet, lit AM
beiten %geeignet.
Man unterihei-
bet 4nntalupen
Sia Griihtn Ap,.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

ltiarnerlpeiie miro
Der &ilrbiS BON
pieIen @au$fralts
Ell llur filr cine
Irt 3ierfrltdlt ge-
bultcn, Die ii1
iebr gut am Spa.
Tier nloht ooer
aud oils 6ruht
Der groBen Ron.
fen, Sic sur
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Gnrbis ais Gomputt.

@eim Ginmofan pon aijrbis 6e.
riifiihtige man, oaB er ieoen 8e'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

guq W. : M 6. Uid. IN oru
R.nuouthNods beiiteu mlr ujohi o1.
ieitjq 3ugcitanoen fulro. cinc 6lbucrruiis,
Ste elm hc~roorraQrnoes 8irt1idaii5hubu
BARTLETT. oeuu Die 6cnucu itun ileiBtae
Gierleaer. Die e. Bet en;irrecaeuoer Yiles
&C biz auf uber 300 Giel int Sabre brtns
GEN. uuo oouc6eu 1T 0n5 Elnmpltb
Rcd oubu aud nod nt0 Slciits uno
M(%aiihu6n ucyiucupbor. @ute 0ibuet
misaeu oft ibcr y %funo, Die 6cnucn
etfuo 10 Bfuuo. Sic NiIisu laiitu iidl
leiht mditcu uno iino uidbt itfper auf.
3u3iebeu Eie geiper5erten BIamoittn
Rods iino Der ottrife uno berbreitetite
1y1r6enidluQ Der Rdiie. lueiBe E1ierc limb
nod ielieu. aelbe e~benfnIs, mebr per
6reitet iiuo i1llpnr8e 8lpniJutb uno Dos
meiite Brooutt Der 3uft lno %rebbubus
f1rbiqe Ylnmoutb. vile 6iele 6ar5ens
IhldQe iiuo ober. 70 %ioHitdnt 'ie aud iejn
u.oJcn. nod ritt ourd8g3iftet. ivje Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Die @aTermelone.

Die <ltur Ser @oiicrnelone lit
1T oqen Stiiden ser ser 3ltdermelonc
Qleifl, MIR beihnei0e man ltid)t sic
&onfen iiber oen ongcieBten Triit-
ten, ion6ern lnlIe lie madlien, Bis sic
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-14
FAMOUS GIRL AVIATOR
WILL FLY AT FAIR

Ruth Law, the famous girl aviator
who will appear here during the Fair
has the distinction of being the only
woman fiier in the World that can
Loop the Loop and do other danger
France during the war. Miss Law
spent three months flying in the war
zone and her skill in stunt flying is
not equalled in this country even by
men aviators. She holds many rec
ords for her achievements in the Air
and wears several beautiful medals
all aglitter with diamonds and other
gems that have been presented to her
in recognition of her flights during
the war.
Miss Law says that stunt flying
is really the safest way to fly. II
anyone cannot do stunts safely it is
not safe for them to try to fly be-
cause there are SO many air currents
that one flies into Unexpectedly that
are apt to turn an aeroplane over or
throw it out of control that if an
aviator cannot handle his machine in
these positions he is very likely to
get killed. l feel just as much al
home and comfortable flying upside
down as l do right side up.
Miss Law is planning flight across
the Atlantic ocean next year for the
purpose of attempting TO regain the
record for this country. For this
flight she is having very large areo.
plane built which will have at least
three motors of 400 horsepower
each and carry fuel for 25 hour:
flight.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-14
Cuisines Feature Service)

NDuoihcsS - CdIuIC OeINICCJ
Just at this time, with crop moving
In progress, it Is Of the utmost i'm
portance that farmers should under
stand the methods and standards OF
correct wheat grading-the more SO
inasmuch as less wheat will grade No.
1 than normally, owing to depreciation
of the crop. The government enjoins
the dealer to ''pay on proper grade and
dOckage not less than the minimum
price at the nearest advantageous
terminal market, less freight and a
reasonable charge for handling"
The farmer must know whether the
local dealer is fairly grading his grain.
Dockage Is dirt and refuse, and has no
value. Points which determine grade
are: weight, moisture content, per-
centage of damaged kernels, and al
mixture Of other grains. Wide varia-
tion in quality and rigid inspection
will prevent many farmers, especially
in the Northwest, from getting more
than $1.5O per bushel for their wheat.
The demand for fertilizer has been
active with prices tending upward.
The supply Of raw materials is rather
limited. Export orders have been nu-
merOus. Southern farmers are buying
large quantities in anticipation Of the
planting season. Nitrate Of soda has
declined, owing to the relative cheap
ness Of unit ammonia, and large or
ders ehave resulted. There is little
activity in potashes, pending Con.
gressional action toward German i'm,
ports which, If unrestricted, might
bring prices tumbling. Some reports
have it that German stores of potash
are low, due to labor conditions.
Farmers throughout western Can
ada express much indignation over
closing Of the Winnipeg wheat eX
change by the Dominion government
The price level dropped abruptly from
$2.45 per bushel, and the growers
have now only the fixed minimum OF
s1.75 in prospect. With costs alb
normally high for two years past, the
margin of profit to the farmer at $1.7t
basis Fort William for top grade, some
writers believe, is very small. Tele
grams and letters have been pouring
in to the newspapers and the Grain eX
change. They blame the milling com
panies for plans to check a rising mar
ket. Eastern interests, chiefly manu-
featuring, do not feel the same hos
tility, as cheaper wheat will serv,
their ends. The Dominion govern
ment has acted in harmony with tn,
popular demand that foodstuffs be re
duced, and its wheat policy shoult
have restraining effect upon the cos
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-14
Business Forecast
Lsbor Moves Gain SpotIight-Outcry
Against Profiteering Will Not
Change Broad Conditions
of Supply and Demand.
Business Feature service)

Organized labor's move toward own
ership Of railroads, and the impending
shOpmen's strike, hold the spotlight
jointly with the almost universal pro-
test against profiteering. Already
these two disturbing factors have de-
moralized the markets and unsettled
business conditions, although cOun-
ter movement generally follows each
new break. The shopmen's strike
would paralyZe the railroads and halt
crop moving. Livestock would suffer
most, as range cattle in some regions
must be transported East at once in
order to escape starvation. Serious
interruption Of traffic is an eventuality
which all classes will join to prevent.
The outcry against profiteering,
while it may accomplish much good,
cannot effect those underlying condi-
tions of supply and demand which in
the main determine prices. A positive
world shortage Of all commodities,
conspicuous among them food, un-
doubtedly exists. High prices will
prevail for some years and the decline
must be gradual. The same imitation
and gradual decline have followed 9th.
er wars. Recent levels may be some.
what lowered, but will still remain
high as compared with pre-war prices.
Feeling strengthens in business and
financial circles that at last the gov.
ernment will take a more decided and
emphatic attitude toward Mexico
adopting such measures as will lead
to stabilized conditions and the ade
Iuate protection of American invest
ments.
June earnings of the railroads show
an increase over May, and tota
freight lOadings on western roads ag
gregate close to last years. The grair
movement is heavy. Different points
report car shortage.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-14
AGRICULTURAL REVIEW
IMPORTANT THAT FARMER SHOULD UNDERSTAND METHODS
AND STANDARDS OF aRADiNa,5DEMAND For FERTILIZER ~
CLOSING OF WINNIPEG MARKET-MONTANA
HOMESTEADERS HARD HIT.

of living.
six hundred replies to question
naires sent out by the farm bureau
in Cascade county, Montana, reveal a
serious condition, owing to drouth and
heat. Five per cent Of the farmers
nuts leave their holding permanently,
81 per cent must leave temporarily
and 33 per cent must leave at once
in order to sustain life. Each one
lists all his stock for sale.
Rains in the corn belt and attractive
prices have stimulated investment
buying Of range cattle in the central
states. Shipments Of range cattle to
the leading markets have been large.
Local shippers would do well to mar.
ket conditions and prices remain un.
settled.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-14
COMMON STAINS, HOW TO RE-
MOVE THEM.

Pitch, tar. and wheel grease.-Rub
with fat; then use soap and warm
water; or benizne, gasoline, or carbon
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-14
FARMS FOR SALE

10 crops alfalfa per year; 3 crops
Grass, grape fruit, oranges, lemons figs.
Best soil on earth, best irrigation sys-
tenn on earth, best climate on earth,
best class of people on earth, 365 plant
ing days, 365 reaping days, 365 banking
days. best of towns, schools and
churches; $25.00 from Toledo and re-
turn, including sleeper, meals and best
entertainments; our irrigation system is
the only one in the valley recognized
by the U. S. Government; next trip FRI
day, August Sth. Make your reserva-
tion early.
THE YODER-BOWER COMPANY
Irrigated Land on the Lower
Rio Grande"
500 Splitter Bldg.
Toledo, Ohio.
n. P. Main 81 B. P. Main TT
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-14

tetrach1oride.
Water.-Steam or sponge the entire
surface Of water-spotted materials.
Shoe poish (back) Use soap and
water; or turpentine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-15
looted next door to the Spartanburg
city hall
High Temperatures.-The greatest
6o1a ~ rasaorob offorod for snia ntictS ia

High Temperatures.-The greatest
field of research offered for scientists is
experimentation with the higher tenn
peratures. Between the temperatures
Of the surface Of the sun, estimated at
5000 degrees Centigrade, and absolute
zero, estimated at minus 273 degrees
Centigrade, very little has ever been
discovered. The field Of research has
been practically restricted to 725 de-
grees, or between the temperature Of
LIQUID air-minus 200 degrees-and the
first visible red Of heated iron-plus
52s degrees. We know that at tenn
perature of 1000 degrees Centigrade
twenty-nine metals become liquid; at
1853 degrees gold fuses; tungsten
melts at 5000 degrees; the tempera-
ture Of the electric arc is s,729 degrees,
and here begins the great unknown in
the world Of heat. The hottest thing
on earth is the electric furnace, with a
temperature Of nearly $3.50 degrees
In this intense heat even the diamond
can be melted and boiled like water.
But this is barely half way to the tenn
perature Of the surface Of the sun.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-15

United States revenue officer who
raided the Pickens Roofing and Sheet
Metal Works in Spartanburg Thurs
day captured what the officers say are
three complete plants for whisky dis
tilling, one being Of forty-five gallons
capacity and the other two of ten gal
Ions capacity each. In addition they
confiscated SIS pounds of copper sreet
metal and copper pipes, valued at $3.50
a pound. r. o. Pickens is the head
Of the Pickens company and is a we'll
known business man Of Spartanburg.
The company's place of business is
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-15
Au,auruus department

Disappointing-She smiled sweet
ly as she approached Emil ]. Holmes
and asked: I'm q stranger and l
have lost my way. Could you direct
me to the loop?"
why, this is the loop you're in,"
said Mr.. Holmes, who was sitting in
his motor-car in Wabash avenue, near
Madison street. 1t was about 10
p. m
Some way or other. before Mr..
Holmes realized it, she was cuddled
beside him. They talked for some
time. Then she left. Soon thereafter
he discovered tie absence Of II one
hundred dollar bills which had repos-
ed in his right hip pocket.
Poor little thing" Mr.. Holmes said
to a reporter. II suppose her faith in
mankind will be sadly shaken this
morning. l got that roll in Wash
ington from a fakir. 1t was stage
money, and the bills are five cents a
dozen.