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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23
KILLED
TORNADO THAT
HITS MINNESOTA TOWN

Fcfrps faila. sllnn. June s1-be-
tween <fxfy and seventy persons were
nilisd and a,ofc dian q hundred were
badly injured ~ the tornado which
struck F,faue Fuiis late yesterday and
lore q large ErQiIon Of the city lnciud-
Ing the business district. to pieces.
Thirty eight bodies have been o
cred.
ntate troops began searching the
~wfrcAaEo shortly after daylight II u
believed mat more than a luzcn bod
leh are buried In the debris which q
he Grand Hotel fifts persons were
~ this building when the tornado
cn.-~ About thnit u them are dead.
Much Of NE rosidonce district south
% nel flvnf - a vaafs.
About zoe stores and residences
wefs uomoifhcd. A score or more %
rtrnonN are missing.
me los h estimated ~
several million dollars. Virtually the
rptire northeastern section ~ ne city
u Ia ruins. Fubllr buildings and
churches werc destroyed. Hospitals
are crowded with victims hut clty Of
0clals said they helietrd Fergus Pals
wouia BE- able 20 rrosiic relief for ~
sufferers
cliinens rala shcy bslie,e that three
storms struck the city ln quick uuc-
ccraiun. several rrrEunH currot grated
statements that three funnel shaped
clouds wcss sen. Tho first apparent
struck the town from tho northwest
ana lore through the Lnke Alice dis
trict. This smash wrecked the brand
Hotel The second cloud brought drlv-
lnr rain and approached from the
southwest The third swept over the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23

last time I raise In froo German, a
protest against ihis treaty Of violence
aud destruction. 4 profess against
Tits mockcfy OF acif determination.
thia e~nElnNcment OF the German poo
pie. this a ulrnacc TO the peace OF
tho world. under he mack o. a trcnt,
% peace. Ne signing ran cnfccblo
this protest which We ruiag and swear
20. This trCafy does not loae its an
Initiating character hy alterations IN
detail. Protesting against a in une-
lee. and h ~ me- risk Of a nov crisis
within a. hours
"Our povrr % resistance IL bruken
and there d no means of attrtinE this
treaty. The treaty ITSELF. however.
does give ~ n handle which We cannot
allow 20 be wrgatcd from uH. namely
the eniente's solemn promise Of Iiuns
10 thai the treaty can b. revised from
umo 20 tins ana adat.cd 20 new o
dlucna That L. ole Of the few words
~ ne tr.tiy brcaihins tho real spirit
Premier Bnuor concluded by ox-
pressing hia haith IN me German pco-
pie md their nnai realization Or a
better future He said they wore
mced with Years Of labor for the for
riFu nccount hut owed " ~ their
descendants 10 hold tho country to-
rtfher.
They must safeguard our new 10.
crtV." he said There muaf be "A
VIII 20 work and o. discipline In 81
ranks of sovereignty. There nre NO
miraculous charms 20 curc y nation
Even q world revolution rnnnot rtd
a. ~ Che maiady fr1m which 49, prs
Nearlnr AWAY only w "a revolution
81 nj morul cnraciousnrrn can We
ufrcrHd IN niFIrr ourselves out Of oar
nlfill INTO % better future
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23
Ai1us NEAST nrSINEss
AMI 0ElLllANh MNEW ~

Paris Jane 4-Iht fnrt hat the
Germans ASKED onlf a. hours DELAY
ard ret were REFUSED wna rcgardrd In
rI0ro coIftrrncr circles AZ Indicating
n Inf1ntior o. tho allies 10 push
matters 20 an immediate conclusion.
The frrat allied military machine Nnr
rca1y 70 move on NE stroke o. the
hour Of ha expiration Of The time
Amer disposInr of the German re-
oucr< The council OF fuur Apparently
dismissed German affairs 10 the fate
o. the hours snip ieff tho enemy 10
rrrll, and resumed consideration "
the Austrian troafy.
The movement for n military dicta-
forEhtp IN Germany - rAlninr ground.
According % adsicea Fcccived BY abe
American military authorities here
aSottnx no Krtuf zfltunr Of Berlin.
Die Frsiheit. Tho independent so
cia;i~r paper. Declared that the cnnn.
ter revolutionary element h. prcpar-
Ing : sfr1hs a blow against The aoy-
Tho pnpr-me allied mnsD und
naval council met at Versailles today
20 consider details c~oncornlnr the "a
piNccutut ~ tht German nHh rhilsh
troofs a. DanzlE with oiiicd soldiers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23
AGRICULTURE HEAD
OPPOSES GRANT or
DOMAIN TO STATES


~
iarGe sum or none, for rood work aud
a separate hill gave stili more for work
Within tho forests. You have already
planned 10 receive numc Of that money
and the roads constructed should DO
Of rfcut value ~ Your tate
The FosrotaN stated that while he
had been through Now Mexico before.
he was delighted with tho climate a.
sorting nat u was mach cooler here
than n had been through kauaHH The
other members Of hts part were also
hirl.ly pleased. ths Swiss minister a..
pressing his DELIGHT with the snlcndid
mountnin sccnery around Olorctn and
The rceion between las VEGAS and Al
.aHoo,cr's Hangnan- IN PARTY.
Roland Ioydcn. q mumbcf OF tho
party. carrCs the title Of '~iIooycrH
nnnEman' 10 war an assistant 20
tho head of the food administration
aud had the uower Of review Of al
penalties exnctod for the violation Of
food regulations. Mr.. Bow den BE- u
prominent Boston attorney and ex-
pressed hlmnrif ~ nHt0nlrhcl al the
GOOD will with which the american
people responded 10 tho restrictions
placed upon them.
we only han about twenty suit.
Cd IN po@,o hosdsn pre-.
ncntcd hlc rCriEnauon from the admin.
~intfation Just tofofc HlIfflng ms triu
through the west He VIII return 20
the practice OF law in boston
Before leaving. Mr. Houston cN.
pressed his qualification 10 the people
OF Albuquerque for the surprising re.
ccption accorded him. Nm ATTEMPT
was made 10 have him delycf an nd.
4 saa. but he declined He said that
be ala not know Albuquerque was e.
pectinf him and that he was aston
iahed hy tho number who turned oul
10 greet him. lie voiced sincere ap'
probation. both for himself n The
other mombcrs Of hin party, for ~
cheering welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23

Londenl-rhs occupation Of vienna
~ Italian and Frtnnh troops. owing
70 the attitude Of COMMUNISM. on he
to n dispatch received here from VI
annn.
~ rnao. -,1cnrful Felipe Angeles.
revolutionary lendrf. will be candidate
for thc presidency OF Mexico II the
next election here, according To villa
hackers yesterday.
Cobienn More than q hall million
allied soldiers ntomf ready 90 advance
into Germany saturday nleht. In caer
treaty.
Fareo. n. D.-Apnroximsteiy roo
persons were killed ~ q tornado mat
struck Fergus Falls. Mlnnesota. ysa-
tnrday. n wiped out thrf, blocks In
Die hunlL 80 district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23
MRS s. Q. hrpRos ~
MARRIED TO SIMON
ALLEN AT ATLANTA

Word has hecn received In Albu-
qucruue of tho marflaG o. Mr = o.
Andres and M Simon Allen. the cere-
mony having taken place al Atlanta.
Georgia. on sunday. June u.s. Mrs.
Andres u ven popular In Alhuqucr-
~ Ms JeaneitH Iiuuruor. Htr fathcr
was ~ W. F~luurnoy. Nice-preaidcnt ~
the First National bank mil his death
IN 1918.
Mr. Allen spent the past winter IN
Albuquerque visiting relatives here
he spent n number of years IN South
America a. foreign representative ~
a large business firm IN the south.
% friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen are visiting In
Atlanta Al present u ~ thought
likely mat they VIII return TO Aibu-
qucfgue TO make their home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23

Dallas. Tea Inne ss-Cesar Maui
rice LombardL - years old. president
Of the a. H Hello a Company. pub
fishers q the Dallas News. Dallas
Evening journal and the Galveston
Times. died--today al his aummr.
home In Berkeley. calil oruia from
pneumonia according to private adj
vices received here. sr. lombard IL
survived BY his widow and two SOM
and u daughter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23

acting Tor the fusk joint Legislative
committee investigating alleged rodi.
tirus activities In hts state. raidcd
the Rand school Tor Social Science
this afternoon az the instance u the
state attorney general and opened q
safe believed 20 contain written and
prinied matter Of a revolutionary and
seditlous nature"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23
rorNrFp

pa Nou ever Conaole yourself with
the thought hat nomc people look
happy hsrlusc ignorance ~ bliss.
one ntile flower to a liNinr nu,n ~
worth more than a wagon load Of
n0rti rmhicmH 10 a dead Que.
No. Hrzrt a woman scldom talks ~
hnfrrif. but she more than mnkrn %
Tor u when she has a onc uiin audi
once.
nfevlty b. s1ld h. h. the soul ~ wft.
hut the maj who b. short doesn't feel
funn3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23
nEf6I,N RrIFRs COMING HrRr.

TTU|7EITT IUHT y TTTU0'H WTT"TV"H
fcrvicel Before President Wilson
len belgium u was announced today.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth ac-
ceptcd hls invitation 20 visit The United
States Tho Belgian rulers probably
will 81 10 the United States In s.ptom-
Der.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23

santa Fet y NJ June -A-Mure
thnn 1000 devoui Catholics n H. e.
umated. marched m tho corpus Chris
a procession here yesterday Ia tho
Hhrence 90 Archbishop DocGer. Non
rlFuur fourchcgu was In charge Of
the ceremonies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23

l-ar4r }an< l<-'. <,l-< :
1r<<t<i - etfIt,tnni ~ |.n@ <'tn,r
-,nl1A ~ 4at< trtrn - 4@<zlon ~
4<;s> - tht tsnih4 a. ne ffFr- +r~etf
~ s'.. s.:s.. ~ ~s' '',.'s Z S :fss. n, ~
" 1~sfu<<a Ne rHour.t
-, =; '.'s;, 9. s'' ,ss:
10 ~ i<,>fs1sz ~ r,~<ierns o.
NJ p>4<< ~scnfe,tnt@ ~ ciemen-
~. rr>nesn> ne nn,-trr >
f1<<t4rI .f<4!~ insIryrif 'ns - hos
~ Hi1rt ent e<~stIptt1 Fr<<rnmtuu
Z & s.ss.e<< ks< '' .sr'rx. ss =
N<tr.>< th< ;|mf limit nor a~nn~ffinE
tnt note Of ian< "a. 1913
"a ~ orH ~ <<snriaS. after
tf<4l difficulties MI = new catInes
va f>rut1 <1,rr. rnIl<> ~ Pm
><<cescf crpi@ cotns q ~ afref-
ls<o< r. a>>1.f> - r.'Hnsns.n y SIAN
~ .[s.,{ e. r<<r;. n.rHy az -
- 4. ssnnd.ncs II 81.
t-Aln<t b. a large majority n sptcf
The 4nn<4fr ONLY arrived here iesf BE-
Iora uitni1kt a. ne direct vlrt from
|If41I|r< % W1|Wnr var oIt Of or
DIR. rms HotrfH4.tnI mus tom1 IAto
fonlarl 1A|t VIM tnt ctutrri 40
ltmhIy - oI'nI % take ne fIItsouf
e,-.en en,en = rul rsen.r.a q =
,farn n n~,1srinncs Win ~iSnornsfie
rf'nclri<< nnq with The Intefnal rltua-
q >s 81 ~ rr,.a,as N. .--sr.
arce n NJ dlrt.nUusrAsd ccnr'dera-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23

Washington. June 23-A rcaolut on
authorizing the secretary Of war TO
use the military forces Of the United
STATES 10 protect the lives ans prop
erty OF our citizens IN Mexico" WINS
introduced today BY Representative
Emerson OF Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23

ssoc>rasf b n f,+n>F IVA o.
V1<ian t. t=H +ne <+e<e- tta: ~ uAe
/, ia y crowd on ~ sd.s.. sr.I.sr
ff11u stat, lands rttt ~ +4s N A.
441atrtHf f0NHf Or a tItufi tie|i.
\ % a<,rr< Is \ II t5sd>p>sh. rou-
"a States uefe<.I Who sFpit a. open
l<f<<F - >~.-pn a. FIeit. strts .nd
<<1.n.-1o.. <1zrR,-< net , .ee
r-,asrs>.a n izn.< ssSs a h s9d-.
~ ~ r41&t1 ana N orpo<iil1n 70
*<r1.<4 h ><trfs Nc hoH The lr1ff
N hIt /<I11f. ST.. ItudHHeih asserted
that do lana MA ~ h sold an In one
uArroI ~ it1t I<ff6ft brothers ala
t@1 rts-<4< ne r.4sI|s e. hug n ~.
|<<'rn4f ft11<I . lArre owner Or
Hnts nr< Mr. H4tspsih ttclaret thsi
~ - <@< y >n.tie him % crowd
<1I11< r. H111ntt editor ~ Tn1
Great uts it>. N 4~1,icnifnrnl paper
rHIII<ere ~ utr<<r. Colorado. was IN
~ ritz vim A. Ianktr. ~ stated
70 rht IIf1| '<ot % vas 81 hiH
t|ut<< TIA Uotfrnor rnnkry sfttd
Nr tI<ld 70 advertise tho hnd Tor
@;< ~ in<iH'>1 hat ar. rantsf had
11|tH that ~ 4n1 ~ noid y small
l1I4 I8 orfrf that ~ small pnfthaffr
"||||.|W "" ~ W""||"" ~ |""|""M -"
f|ti|Al . e1r4 % NJ nfIir|ai notice on
which n 4 plainly -tHtrd That tnr l1nd
II 81 ~ <uI1 IN separate lots exactly
~ ItfhaIf NrofnEfs bad ru1ueFfrt.
y d|t NOT want ne npd' aid uoY-
sfnnr Fenkf4. u am not after ~
acre o. ~ ~. HokEItt uas piarnInf
n cnionIrafIon movement ne expect.
% 10 nfInf settlers inio thai locality
and 10 help the uilfe. ] VI coins n
bring about the IArd sale ar. Field
knew that I uanied 10 give n small
SETTLER o chance. That q why the land
n ~ - sole separately. Mr. Hudspcth
could not have read fhe official no
tive oftfretfo be would ID have AZ
fsnHrft1 his attach on Mr. FIELD aud
myttI ~ the otrtart rrothers want
any % this land. they win have a
cbHnee - buy lust a. many tracts a.
Poles M t'krainians Who have BEEN
nEr1tInE IA uzlicIn and NoihynIa. a
dI-IEfrh from Warsaw states
n h reported nlHo that an agree
uteut has been rcachgd between the
Poles and fho Rumanians - that
leithtr viii crosn The River nnicstsr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23
B Baseball Scores
NNIInNNL IEAME.
NuFHIC A AssOCTNTION,

Cincinnati. June ss.-chicaso-cin-
cinnaii. nrni game postponed. rain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23
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M Ihfkll


mor-'it .<<1oe1I1i> ~ ~ ~<r
~ <'''.s & <ps1'n y. ,ss-.
~ ~e..ssr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23

-. Paul. nme pos'poncd' wet
grounds
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

Materials II many kinds. more or
ls-sS Transparent. ar being tried in
Europe % replace Wtni0W glass. which
Is unobtainatle- Ceilulose nims are
made practical ~ mounting on NEAL
EraTin-s light wire screen. or cloth
Glue iuferiacet Wirh hemp strands D.
tween rxO sheets u paper. alouUen
and eaSeln products sheet gelatin and
an artificial reSin made BY c0ndensfrs
;henol with a f0rmaldehyLe solution.
all are Imperfect but ready m1keshifrs.
More hearty resembling glass. but
comparatively expensive. are an oxide
u silica made BY fusinE il with acid
oxides u tiraulum OF xircouium. and
a combination u greensznt mari with
mE=uesia- h1uxire. and an slE1li. melt
81 CD an electric furnace some -
rhs~e glass substitutes are 1ex.bie--
Popular Ne hanics Magazine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16
MOISTURE IN WHEAT
AND MILL PRODUCTS
Importance in Effect on Quality
of Flour Is Recognized.
Various Methods Of Tenpering 20 Give
Right content Are IN Use az Mills
Results Of Invest cations 81
Kansas City.

tF'reparel ~ the Unsret states Depart
uert a. Agr1llit1re
The importance Of the moisture con-
tent q wheaA - is eject on Yields and
quality ~ -four is recognized by rnil-
lers. and has Tel 70 their cooperation
with department u agriculture tnves-
tigarors In making tests q moisture
content ~ wheat and mill products az
o numter 4 -four mills
Wheat when received ~ The min j.
seldom = ever. in the best condition
for milling. is moisture content tein-
too high or too low or nor properly
distributed through The kernel VAR
Gus methods ~ rerlperin- wherr %
give Il rhe right moisture content t0r
the Outer and inner parts II the kernel
ara In use AZ mills
The results ~ Investigations II mois-
ture content made az Kansas City on
wheat before and after IT. preparation
for milling On tempered wheat. and On
different Mil products during the
course n their manufacture are con
tafned in Department 81 Agriculture
Bulletin IS just issued. This puhlica-
ton contains tables showing moisture
confeut u hard red winter wheat be-
fore and after cleaning and teluperinc.
and aiSp tables ~ moisture content q
the various mill streams ~ min stock
Iu general the n0istu content q the
fsgrrr streams - reduced as milling r-r-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

without trouble ssre large hay Er0gF-
~ keeps q barrel u water and sew
eral quart bottles u the field that j.
being moved When the mud begins
% dry and clog the knife. the mower
e. taken 20 tn water barrel and driv-
IN in circle. while il gar. and water
Is poured from the bottle onto me
knife and The mud is soon all washed
cut This practice allows a full DAYS
moving
seez the Barr Grew 5gsy.-when a
crew - kept az the barn % unload and
s-ars away the hay tx should be KEEP,
busy all u the time. II the hay dos
NOT corne IN fast enough 70 O. this. II
e. often a good practice 70 pur the barn
crew 20 I0ading AMI hauling and have
enough men, usually three. come IN
with each load and put il into The barn
acknowledgements Press Requires
Lear Ner Trsr Steam Press,-The
steam press requires more men % op-
crate x than 3 press driven ~ gasO-
line en-ine- The steam press uses at
least TWO more men ar engineer and
water boy. Those who arr intending
70 purchase a power press should keep
Iris fact in mind
Mere Ray ShcuI1 Sc 5zled IN tre
Fleia.-Baling from the windrpw or
cock - the cheapest method ~ making
hay rhar Is ~ b halst II saves a
great deal ~ time. and requires CON
~ilershfE less labor than when hay is
stacked OF pu- into the barn and af-
rerwars1 bale.i. Those growing hay
Tor the market should investigate this
method u making hay. since Il has
r~sn tried IN many parts 81 the United
States and found % be practical IL
-rne rf-ht
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16
THE MOST DANGEROUS
OF ALL DISEASES

Get so-ae GOLD MEDAL Hnarlsa
Oh Czpszles 81 c7cs- T1@T are an ci4.
tired rre-zr1riol usec al crsr to
wc-l1 for cEzrurleS T5ET cozrEzz C-ly
ol1-tAsticDe1- E1C-E-E clls cgZ-l-s1
With stre1E1h-EiT-g and EEs-ez-cls1ls-
l-E kerts. vel kun ard uss-- - rET-
sictzzs II their daily Drnrrics. GOLD
MEDAL Hzzrieza al Cars are n
rorred CIrerr fruZ tie l1h1-ar1rses "A
Holl2nd IheT are cCrve-ie-- % r1ke-
ard I'll eI-ker give pru--- resi- c.
your uo1ey VII BE rtfzz5el Asa fo=
thez ~ Gzy d-uE store. III be SIRE
% get tbe oriEiEal Imported GOLD
MEDAL brz1d ArceTt 10 szhsrir-tsx-
u SEALED EsckEgez TREE SEA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16
WORKING PLANS
FOR LAWMAKERS
Helpfui Suggestions for Farmer
N Solving Labor Problem
during Busy Season.
KEEP MACHINES IN REPAIR
OIL CT Movers Makes Thenn Run Ezs
ier ard last Lonser-cre~ -
Barn should Be Kept Busy
Bale More Hay in Field

lPrsparst BY to- Uulred States u~rart-
Men- - Agriculture
Better working methods that VIII
mean more work accomplished by the
same rorce OF workers in harvesting
lay will help the hay grower in solving
The farm Iator problem during busy
season. Following are a few labor
saving practices 10 haymnking that
nay be found useful.
Keep Mowers in Repsir.-MoWers
should - kept in good repair. especial
~ Il operated by laborsrs or others
NAo know very little about machinery.
The most important thing Is 70 see that
The cutter bar Is lined up properly in
oeier % prevent breaking knife bars.
X ls good practice 20 start moving
In The morning with TWO sharp knives.
The extra one o b. used in the after
uoou or % replace a broken knife.
Movers should b. oiled often 6 oil
makes The machine run easier and
last I@uger
Use %ater Bottle &C Clean Cutter
5ar-In some parts ~ the south the
mower Is not started until after The
tex - ~ % account ~ trouble caused
~ uud cloSging tn knife This mud
i caused hy The dirt from crawfish
chlmneys mixing wirh the dew from
The hay. After the dew & oE the dry
elrr da--s not % much damage. While
rhe dew Is On. a mower can b. run
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16
FAVOR SPREAD or DISEASES
Dang. Pccrly Ventilated Poultry Quar-
tiers Er-cgrzse Such Ailments
Anorg Fioets as 7ogp-

rprsra-es1 bv the United States Depart.
merit 81 AxrfcuIture1
cold- damp. poorly lighted and ven
rflated poultry quarters favor the
spread - such diseases as ruup. Con
n zi0uz diseases are difficult and some
times impossible q control unless
given arrsntion in the early STAGES.
Whenever preventive measures fail
separate sick birds FROM the flock as
=oor a. there f. evidence ~ disease
and then consult expert advice 20 r.
feet a cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16
SOY BEANS GOOD As PASTURE
cron cs- Ee Utilize6 for Al Kinds Of
Stock. Especially HoGs-In-
erc7ses Fertility.

ffrrrarea ~ m United States u@rarr-
rre-t " AEriclitureA
The SOY bean nm ~ utilized % ad-
vantage as pasture Tor all kinds az
s-ock. the most profitable method Ter
hans. being 70 posture with hogs. sup
pferusnfIng the corn ration. This J.
especially desirable when me harvest
IN Is futerfered with ny bad wealth
IT.. lack ~ labor. or other causes. and
II hen the crop Is grown for soil In
nruvemeur- II tbs way .he crop y
profitable not only from the stand
pofnt u feeding value. hut also 10 ihe
increase " snr fertility due to The
~ nure and refuse vines
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

IL WAS discussing Australian -
solrcefuireSs. and told h0E Al Aus
trsIian and his doe uere Ios- il ne
tuSh- They Eere starving TIE nan
loved his dog too Wel 70 think - XII
in- him for food n0r wishing 70 sur
viv-- his faithful coUr1uio1-
At 1sr be had a brilliant i1ez which
would serve 70 keep them hozh alive
He kindled q IRE. GU or the Digs
tail cooked H. ate tn meat and ave
r.. F.lne - TIE DR..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

70 organs ~ the human hciT ar 50
f-ro-tarr 10 healrn and lour Efs as the
ksd-syN Wien they s-1w I'd and Con-
r1ence 70 Lax IN their c1ties. l0ok CT.
D1rrer j. N slE--
End cut whEr tke troEhie iz--1-h-
cut delay Whelever yo1 feel rervoEs.
Weak- DIZZY. s-Esr from sle@Flessless.
or have r1.-s In the hack. sake u At
one Your ki1neys need help. Ikese are
are rot pei f0-Ei-E their fulc-lu-zs
properly T1ey are Only h1h ding
fhear wu-k and are allowing Impurities
70 arr-r-ulate ard Re converted into
uric eci1 and Other poiscls. wAleh
are czusirE you distress ard vii D.
s-ruy yCl rnless t1ey are crIvea froz
Yer EysteZ
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YIELD BIG CROPS
Grain Seeds From Western Can
ada Do Wei in Ohio.
DeTsrc for Ther Is 5curd 20 Adj
Value 70 ere Lard q Our scrth-
err Neichoor. No~ %
Be RAD Cheap

large area q The lard in Seversl
COUNTIES IN Ohio PREPARED Tor spr1ns
seeding win he se@,isd wirh Marquis
vhear--a spring variety. This wheat Is
Imported from Western Canada II wss
about three years ago that The frSr -
this SOD Was Imported into Tie States
and he result. watched each succeed
ing yea proved thar Ohio son snd
spring esiing Was \ success The
rtmsnd far rhe SD has now become
50 great hat one q the largest SD
houses if he state. that has been pur-
chasing fgm Western Canada farmers
and Importing II. has decided % rur-
chase a large block u land in that
country Tor ne purpose u growing The
grain themselves They viii devote
a considerable portion % their West
en- Canada holdings % growing cats
harley and RE. Their action Is
strong info-senent ~ the product Fn-
tiry - ~eef cats has also been import
81 TIE rrorIHc yielt reported wss
whar probably gave IN Impetus 20 the
'-
- n ?"
-
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Convenient wheeIbsrro~.

pienent il Is possible 10 carry six 70
ten secfiCnal-suVers or three 70 I've
broad chambers filed with honey or
a dozen or even more empty supers.
II a platform with a hack is placed
upon IL. as many as - empty shipping
cases can be carried at one load No
matter how heavy n colony 81 hees
may b. this wheelharrow can handle
IL with ease. II - just the thing
for doing heavy WORK in the apiary
yard.
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John said the wife. tende=riy
promise me- that II ] should t.e taken
Away yru wiu never marry Nancy
TartsoX--
Certainly. Maria replied rhe huS
hand reas>urin-iy- Il can premise sou
that. She refused rue three times
when vas a much handsoner man
rllan I am now
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BEE KEEPERS WHEELBaRRoW
Will Sc Found Convenient in Garry
INC Hives Fror, Place 20 Place
in the Apisry-

For carrying hives from place 20
place In the ariary the heeIharrow
shown herewith will - found very
convenient. II Is the ordinary con-
tractors barrow. which has a wooden
tray. This tray T. however. replaced
by the triangular front. which j. made
hiEh enough for th-- side II n hive
with supers 70 rest against says Amer
lean ASriculturiSt with such an i'm