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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-23
SLOVENSKO:
Scitanie l'udu.

du ma Sloyensku ma sa vyko-
nat cd 81. augusta do 81. au-
gusta a sice dPa stavu obyva-
tal'stva pritomneho ma mieste
popisu 0 polnoci 20 dina 20. au
gusta ma den 81. augusta. Pri
popise zisti sa terajSie memo a |
priezvisko kazdej osoby, prito
mnej ma mieste popisu, potom
jej pomer k majitel'ovi bytu,
pohlavie, stav rodinny, rodisko
vek, nabozenstvo, narodnost, |
vzdelanie, znalost' reel, vojen-
ska sluzba, ucast vo voine, in
validnost', prave memo obce VI
slovenskej reci, kedy uviedli
mad arsku rec v obci do ura-
dov, skol a nabozenskych W.
konov a kal'ko osoh domac-
nosti, byvajucej ma patricnom
byte, ztratilo sa nasledkom vol
ny. Majitelia domov alebo ich
zastupcovia povinni su pred
popisom pripravit' soznam vSe
tkych bytov vo svojom DOME,
! ci so v Mich byva alebo ME, ra
Najuc do toho miestnosti, kto
Ire mono ME su ma byvanie, a
e den, pre- popis rozhoduju-
Il, predsa v Mich byvaju (pa-
Pilon, straznica, LODI atd'. }
! ,Spolu musia spravne udat' po-
| .et osob, ktore vtedy boly ma
byte. Kazdy je povinny udat'
popisnemu poverenikovi data,
ktore sa pri popise zist'uju.
Menovite treba obrahcit k L.
-'adnym listinam o premenen
mena obce a o uvedeni mad ar
ciny v obci do uradu, Skoly a
cirkevnych vykonov. Pokutou
do 1000 kornn alebo vsazenim
az do 3 me5iacov sa tresce: {:
a. kto vedome uda nespravne
alebo falosne data; b. kto odo
pre- popisujucemu povereniko
vi udat' data, ktore sa tymto
, popisom zjist'uju; 9 kdo OBJ
t'azuje alebo znemoznuje po-
lpis rozsirovanim nepravych
chyrov; do kto odopretim po-
vinnej podpory popisujucemu
, poverenikovi obtazuje, pref a
|, huje alebo znemoznuje popis.
O rodinnych a inych pomeroch
soznanych pri popise, povin-
nj su popisujuci poverenici u
lplne zachovat' mlcanlivost a
toto roznanie nijako a nikym
, inesmie sa zneuzit'. Minister
ziada obyvatel' 'sCvo, ably popi-
lGujicim poverenikom islo poru
l';e a ich V praci vSemozne pod
Dorovalo, ably tax mohli svoju
azku ulohu vykonat' uplne a
pravne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-23

tolik casu zachytiti jediny jeho
rohled = pohled nejzurivejsi-
no vzteku, jaky kdy spatril ma
lidske tvari.
Vrazil pax do pokoje. Lucy
stala ma nejzazSin konci, OPT
1ajic Sc o stul, ably neklesla.
Oblek jeji byl nepofadku,
v.asy padaly il rozcuchane ko-
lem usi; tvar jeji planula, od-
dychovala tezce velkym rozci-
lenim.
Lucy!" vyrazil re sebe AL
Ian, spechaje k nj, Ona odvra-
tia svou tvar, ami nehlesnuvsi.
Asi minutu stal tax, hlede
ma nj vytrestenym zrakem. Ale
pax zaseptal: "Rychle! Pospes
me odtud!" I
Tu Lucy rychlym pohybem
rukou shrnuvsi 81 vlasy celia,
Urovnala 81 Sat opirajic Sc o
pratelske rame kracela ke dive
rim.
Vysli ma palubu, kde zrize-
rec stall dosud v nejvetslch roz
pacich.
PAM Taylorova preje 81 ma
breh", rekl Montague. Date
nam clun?"
"Lodice bude zpet V nekoli-
ka minutach, pane -" pocal
slouzici.
"My 81 prejeme opustit LODI
okamzite", pravil Montague.
Date nam jeden tech veslo-
vych clunu? Pakli he, zavolam
tamhle ma vlecny parnik".
Slouzici vahal jen okamzik.
Montagueuv hlas znel tax roz-
hodne, re Sc obratil a dal roz-
kaz k. opuSteni maleho clunu.
Mezit m Lucy stala, tezce Cd
CNchujic, a dlvala Sc koiem Sc
be nervosne. Kdyz konecne O.
rustili iachtu, Allan slySel, jak
81 ulevila vzdechem, plnym ra-
dosti vysvObozeni.
Sedeli mlcky, az vystoupill
pa pfistaviste. PAX rekla Lucy
"0patrte mi povoz, Allane".
V.vedl il ma ulici, a zaVolal
ma cab. Kdyz V mem usedli,
lucy padla zpet do polstaru q
2e rtu vydral Sc il vzdech
Prosim, nezadejte ia mne, a.
bych mluvila", prosila Allana
i DO celou tn dlouhou cestu az
dc hLtelu sedela bez jedinehc
hlesu.
"Mohu vam necim poslouzi
to" tazal Sc. kdyz il videl
plnGm bezpeci jejim pokoji
"Nikoli", odvetila. "Je NJ
ii2 Ease dobre. Pockejte ne
mne".
OdeSla do pokoie k obleka
n. Kdyz Sc vratila, vsechny
stopy rozcileni zmizely upln(
8 ,eji tvare. Pc te posadlla 81
Go itnosky proti Allanovi a pt
i,ledela nan.
"Allane", pocala, "pokouse
Ia isem sc uvazovati o tom, c.
Sc stale. Co mohu ucinitt toml
GloNGAu?"
'Upfimn6 Teceno -nevlm
odpovedel Montague.
"'Veru, stezi v6rim, re jsen
New Yorku", povzdechla
"Zda Sc mi, re jsem Sc octla NJ
kde ' stredoveku!"
Opet Sc odmlcela Sedeli, ri
railce jeden ma druheho a pal
nahle ona oprela Sc O lenocl
Ienosky a dala Sc do smichu. 4
iak pocala, vybuch veselosti u
v:bucLem Sc il zmocnoval. "P
kusin Sc zustati rozhnevana
Allane", pravila potom. I'D
Sc. ae bych m6la tax uciniti, A
10 ma mou veru, bylo to neJVy
aDsurdni!"
"Mvslim, ze budc lepe, bu
dete-li Sc smati nez plakatl
prav,l Allan.
Vypovim vam to vse, Ala
re-" pocala divka. "Vim, re t
musim n6komu rici, slce bye
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-23
'Vypravela jsem vam, ia

pijvedl mne tam, a stary pan
bvl TAX zdvorily tax dnstoj-
ny, veru, nikdy by mne bylo ne
co podobneho ami V nejmensim
Incapable! A pax napsal mi Ii
stek - vlastnorucne, predstav
te 81 " nemz mne zval, bych
byla clenem spolecnosti, ucast-
ne prvni jizdy "Breunnhildy".
ia arci mela isem "a to, re to
je zcela v poradku. Rekla jsem
YAM, re pujdu, a ami Wy jste
nemel zadnych namitek.
Ma Battery ocekavala mne
lod'ce, jez mne dovezla k jach-
tl, steward dovedl mne do o.
noho pokoje nechal mne tam,
a "a vterinu prisel pan sam.
4 zavrel dvere "a sebou a "a
mkl je!"
"Jak Sc mate, pani Tayloro-
va?" pravil a prve nez Jsem
vubec mohla otevTiti usta a od-
povedeti, pristoupil Ike mne a
zcela klidne mne objal svymi
pazemi.
Muzete 81 predstaviti, Jak
mn6 bylo. Byla jsem proste o.
chromena!
"Pane Watermane?" vydra-
10 sc mi z ust.
Neslysela jsem, co odpovc-
del; byla jsem temef omrace-
ia Uneven strachem. Pama-
tuii Sc ien, re jsem nekolikrate
vykrikla "Nechte mne!" Ale
on toho ami V neimensim ne
dbal. Tim pevneji sviral mne
We SVEN objeti.
Nonecne jsem sc trochu vzpa
matovala. Nechtela jsem kou-
sati a Skrabati jako nejaka hol
cice kuchyne Snazila jsem Sc
klidne mluviti.
"Pane Watermane", pravila
isem, "chci, abyste mne pu-
: stil".
"Miluii vas, rekl ma to.
ALE ia vas nemiluji", pro-
testovala jsem. VzpominaJic
nyni ma to, citim, jak absurdne
to znelo. .Nevim ovsem, CO by
bylo V podobne situaci absurd
ne neznelo.
"Naucite Sc mne milovati"
pravil. "Mnoho zen tax ucini-
lo".
"Chci \ as miti", rekl. "A
kdyz najakou vec chci, dosta-
nu ii. Ni,.dy Sc mi nedostalo
pdnrSt&ni = pamatuJte 81 to-
Neuvedomujete 81 situaci. Ne
bude t. .wo vas zadnou han
iLou. Hahy 81 pokladaji "a cest,
roctim-li je svou laskou. Pova2
te, CO rnohu pro vas ucinlti. MI
zete MT, vSe, mac 81 Jen vzpo,
menete. Muzete Sc dostati, kan
koli budete chtiti. Nebudu k
v1m nikdy skoupym".
A tax to slo,pokud Sc pams
tuji, nejakou chvili dale. A il
byla jako V klestich! Zrovna
jako bych Sc byla dostala do
sparu medveda! Vite, Wy byste
ami nerekl, jakou ma sllu! Ne
mohla isem sc ami hnouti. Stez
byla jsem schopna mySlenky
Slova uvazla mne V hrdle, a pc
celou tn dobu citila jsem jeht
dech ma sve tvari me oci M
I'll Sc pronikavy jeho zrak, ia
koby nejaka strasliva Selma ns
rnne zlrala,
Pane Watermane", prote
stovala jsem, 'nejsem zvyk!i
| Ma takoYeto zachazenl".
"Vim, VIM, pravil. "Kdyby
ste byla, nestal bych vas. AK
. take ia nejsem jake JIM muzl
: Myslete ma to = myslete n;
vse, co jest mych rukou. Ne
MAIN casu uchazeti Sc 0 lask'
: zen. Ale miluji vas .iz cd PRIV
, Diho okamziku, CO jsem va
spatril. Neni to dosti? CO vlc'
: nlIzete zadati?"
} "Dostal jste mne sem poo
l klamnou zaminkou", zvolal;
: tsZ -, oop;1 ,c4o oD ,,,no " n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-23
ZATAJENA ZPRAVA o RU.
SKU.

kOmlSl VySledclch SvehO wy
setrovani V Rusku minule I'll
my, kterazlo zprava, jak Sc
tvrdi, byla Zamlcena presiden
tenn Wilsonem, az bylo prilis
pozde, jednati ma jejim zakla-
de. Zprava ktere Sc Bullitt
zminil pred senatnim vyborem
zahranicnich zalezitosti, pred
kladala mirove komisi k uva-l
zeni nasledujici uzaverky: l.
Zadna jina vlada nez-fi socia-
listicka nemuze byti dnes usta
vena V Rusku, krone cizlmi
baionety, a kazda vlada tako
wynn zpusobem ustavena pad
ne, jakmile il takova podpora
bude vzata. Leninovo kridlo
kommunisticke strany je dnes
tax umlrnene, jak jen muze
hyti kterakoli vlada, jez muze
dnes V Rusku sc udrzeti. 2. Ia
dny skutecny mir nemuze by
ii docilen Europe, dokud ne
bude uzavren mir revolucl.
| Tento navrh sovetske vlady
predstavuje prilezitost k uza-
vreni miru S revoluci ma spra-
vedlivem a sluSnem zaklade-
snad ojedinelou prilezitost. 3.
Jestlize blokada bude zrusena
a zasoby pocnou byti dodava-
ny pravidelne Rusku, bude do
cileno mohutnejSiho vlivu ma
rusky lid, nez-li blokadou sa-
motnou = vliv, poskytnuty o.
bavami, re by tyto zasoby mo-
hly byt zastaveny. Mimo to, o.
ny strany, klere odporuii kom
munistum principu ale pri-
tonne je podporuji, budou s to
zahajiti boj proti MIN. 4. Od-
porucuje Sc tudiz uctive, ably
navrh, ridici Sc v celku odpo-
rucenim sovetsk6 vlady, byl po
dan V neibliZSi NONE chVili, a
ably takoye zmeny byly prove
de, zvlaSte V clancich 4. a s.,
kyere by umoznily prijeti ma
vrhu konservativnim minenim
We spojeneckych a sdruzenych
zemich.
"Sovetska forma vlady jest
pevne zakotvena," pravi Bulli-
tova zprava o politickych po-
merech V RuSku. "Snad neJna
padnejSim faktem V Rusku jc
dnes vSeobecna podpora, kter$
jest poskytovana Wade lidem
vzdor hladu. Die fakta, lid
svaluje vinu "a hladoveni Wy
hradne ma blokadu a ma vlady
kIere il provadeji. Uvnitr kon
munisticke strany samotne pa
nuje zretelny rozdil mineni
vzhledem k zahranicni politi-
ce, ale tento rozkol nevyVinu
Sc V osobni nepratelstvi nebo c
tevrany lom V radach strany
; Trocky, generalove a mnoz
theoristi veri, re ruda armada
mela by postupovati vsude, al
by byla vyvolana raznejsi in
tervence, cd ktere 81 slibuji, *
by vyvolala rovnez revolucs
We Francii a v Angii. Lenin, Ci
cerin a hlavni sila kommuni-
: sticke strany trvajl naproti to
mu ma tom, ze podsta4nym PR
; blemem jest pritomne zachra
neni proletariatu predevsim
Rusku Europe vubec, pret
vyhladovenim a tvrdi, re bA
prospelo revoluci velmi malo
kdyby dobyla cele Evropy, f9
stlize by vlada Spoj. Statu cd
povedela vyhladovenim cel'
Evropy.
"Haji tudiz usmireni Spoi
Statu "a cenu kompromisu '
, mnohych principech, jez jsol
Jim drahe. A Leninova prestii
V Rusku jest pritomne tax svr
, chovana, ze skupina Trockeht
Jest volky nevolky nucena je
nasledovati. Lenin, We skutec
nosti jako prakticky mistr, ST.
il znacne daleko ma pravo W
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-23
BONDY SVORODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupujeme oboJe "a ueJvyssf Cleve-
lande placene ceny. Pfineste je k
Simonovi reispol ehlive lsimu smcnaI
uiku. 216 Lenox Bldg. e. patro. roh
vych. 3. ul. a Euclid Ave
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y - - =
UPOZORNENl! /!

Oznamujem timto ct. verej-
nosti, re prodavame hotove o.
bleky vSeho druhu, vSech stri-
hu, z vln6nych latek, podSivek
te nejlepSi jakosti, vSe velmi
dobre zpracovane V cenach cd
$1,000 do $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
BOYS TO GET STRIPES
FOR SERVICE ON FARMS

one OF the special marks of REQ
osnition which II ~ thought will be-
an incentive for the bows 20 the
working reserve to put IN fun
summer on tho farms, ns adopted by
tho reserve. viii he service stripes
ON the order ~ the army service
stripes, which will show the length
NJ service uf members uf the re-
serve. according to Howard Meyer
associate state director
This plan was proposed last year
but on account uf the largo amount
~ work the reserve official. had NO
action vas taken uutil i,'s year.
The plans a. pr0no-cd arc to give
each boy who puts IN two months
or more service, a green service
stripe to he worn on the right sleeve
aud for three months ut service "A
green service stripe with "a yellow
back ground
Although the enrolment period
closed last week there has been "A
large number OF boys who have np-
nlied NJ the N'zvryc headquarters
for enlistment i'm the reserve aud
due tu the need ~ u larger uumhrr
they hay hccu accepted. said Mi
Mayer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
CONFIDENCE NEEDED
TO INSURE LEAGUE
VI { Secretary From Europe
Tells K0tarihn- Germany Would
like 10 See strife Arise

VI chiffon nag, uat.uu4H gee
........ ,.., q, ,.r.r..
''' .' "'',.
'HI I'" senior 7"'r"Hrs TOR the J
.u W.,'I wide work. was the pruci-
lr| speaker 49, the rug4Iar weekly
u.r,.DE iul luncheon NJ the Rotary
club hrh ~ me IIo'c, Tulsa Wcd
I.usla. moon A. .A, Hpr..d .rNl.
.#ou of .ur Runr club rvprcsvn
JHr delegations u( every other
..l. body ~ il" ,.ry were present
lud 'u, meeting VHs me most large
f.. attended 90 tho history ot Tulsa
Rotary
Nr 'hNtuu ltt travelled pNten-
.R,.g,.u ,ur interests uf ltt Y NJ
aud 'oI 'uo club ~ his OBJ
.ar. r.pra pt In. good accomplished
.N.purn 'ur "N" lu the various
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
DRAFT RESISTERS
OBTAIN CLEMENCY
II,r IInk Ilnllrt. Inn Obir.tcd to
IrmDlpni oI War i.-nhpr WIN
DIV In Jail
GOVERNMENT SHOWS MERCY
Men N,rumpnuod b, Mi,r- .nuh
children show ANtrn iu r"i
la,k u Ihrtr iurm-


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purpose ~ 'h' "uH'ruw"n' .. ID. '
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10, their wives aud ANAL .hIldon.
who presented % unique .p"ridn'o IA
me courtroom ur"-' ana entered
their pleas of guilty Aa the pros"
rutor addressed the rourI tho W"Wrn
adi Win bowed heads hands folded,
loo prayer The babies cried ana th"
four rattcrzors pizrd unoHs'y a. tho
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whether u ilfr sentence ur an ind"
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
Russians Grant Concessions.

NN The AssorIhtyd Hrrah
STOCkIl0lMo Tuesday. Apru s
The French minister here nunouu rcn
hat he has learned that the Russian
bolsFfevik government has approved
concessions 10 foreign CHYNall In .
Guiding Swcdrs. fut railroads and
other public works The minister has
notified IA" swedish government that
tho French government refuses TO
recognize such concessions aud de-
'idrcs that those urcgpting thom do
~u at their own risk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

NEW ONLI'NNNo ApUI Nrm-
bcrs of the chilean financial ,m
buSay, acting on idNi,rs received
late To-Day from Washington caTi'
crllC1 an arrangements for Visits
to southern clii's nnI VIII leave
here tonight FOR Washington dircc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
LONG WEARING SOLES
MEAN LOW SHOE BILLS

II have never been able to get half
the service from other solcs that ! get
from Ncohn Solcs. says H. II. Shcl-
lcnbcTger. a travelling salesman OF
EaStUn, Pa
Long service from the soles mean
lowered shoe costs. for that Is whcr
shoes wear out quickest When ncN
YOU need new shoes buy them VII.
Ne0hn Soles You pay no more tha
lor shoes that give less wear IN
YOU can get them IN many styles f.
men, women. and children.
Have thcc durable. comfortable
and waterproof solcs put on your old
shoes, too. Al good repair shops
carry them, They are made, scien-
ufcally. by The Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Co. Akron. Ohio, who also
make Wingioot Heels, guaranteed TO
outScar all other heels
neO1in So1es
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

N.rr .ro uIdr,r~ % vote OF ,hu,N.
g.tuu 'u Mr clark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

AS the Goods Dry We Put Them Sale Please
Them Wrapped Up in the Bundle.
UNlONDEPARTMENT STORE Ma; MAJ
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-11
START TOMORROW
AND keep IT UP ]
EVERY MORNING
Get Into the Habit of Drinking a
Glass Of Hot Water Before
Breakfast.

Millions of folks battle internally now
instead Of loading their system with
drugs. whats an inside bath?" you
say. Well, it is guaranteed to perform
miracles, according to hot water en-.
tfusiasts.
There are vast numbers Of men and
women who, Immediately upon arising
in the morning, drink glass of hot
water with a teaspoonful Of limestone
phosphate in it. This is very excel
lent health measure. 1t Is intended to
flush the stomach. liver, kidneys and
intestines of the previous days waste;
sour bile and indigestible material left
over in the body which IL not elimin-
ated every day, become food for the
millions of bacteria which infest the
bowels, the quick result Is poisons and
toxins which are then absorbed into
the blood. causing headache. bilious at
tacks, foul breath, bad taste, colds,
stomach trouble, kidney misery sleep
lessness. impure blood and all sorts OF
ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next, but who simply can
not get feeling right are urged to OBJ
tain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store. This will
cost very little but is sufficient to
make anyone a real crank on the sub
ject of internal sanitation.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-11
Hopeless Diseases Cannot Be
Cured by Doctors or, Medicine

Inere are some diseases which are
sDsoiutely hopeless and past cure by
any physician or medicine, but they
may yet be palliated and medicine, &c
" can not help in one case, it may help
IN another To any one sufferiny from
disease, a remission IL q degree Of
health and q medicine that relieves or
palhates q disease Is of great benefit.
We cannot guarantee to cure any DIS
ease with Number 40 For tn, Blood
but we quote word for wo-d what the
ingredients In 40 are recommended for
IN the U. 8. Dispensatory and New
American Materia Medica. In the
treatment OF blood troubles, an &C.
knowledged remedy among all schools
OF physicians, removes the cause of
disease and stimulates the removal of
waste, thus indirectly encouraging nu-
triton. Disorders of the nervous sys-
tom demand this remedy, such as neu-
ralgias, chronic rheumatism, equity
conditions, malnutrition, auto-toxica-
ton, constipation. Used with phenom-
email success In eczema and skin dis.
eases. lumbago. glandular swelhngs
alterations of mucous membranes and
In general disorders of the stomach,
liver, kidneys and spleen. Prepared by
j. c. Mendenhall, Evansville, Ind, a
years druggist. Overland Pharmacy
ADV.
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y
Pest Control-C Concentrates action
will commence at once on the jackrab-
bits.
Dairying- Community project lead
ers are lining up and making schedles
for T.. B. testing. The embryo of q
cow testing association has been els
tablished in the form of q test outfit
in one rural school where the cows of
the community will be tested.
MADISON.
ORGANIZATION - Community commit
teemen are showing much interest in
the reorganization work.
Observation-Disclosures are purchasing
hay at SIS to $40. This price is lower
than was previously hoped for by hay
growers and we attributed the reduc-
ton to the meetings held in August
urging cheaper feed as indispensable
to the future of the industry.
Since the state fair parents have
expressed desire for club members to
purchase purebred pigs for use next
season.
Organixation-The influx of new far
mers 10 helping the cause Of the farm
bureau. Most communities favor con-
filming their effort to only few Of the
most urgent problems. A rejuvenation
Of farm bureau interest IL evident over
the county.
Livestock-A purebred Hampshire
herd Of sheep was recently sold at auc-
ton. Most Of the number were pur-
chased by local farmers. An imported
ram sold fors$410.
Dairying-Our cooperative cheese
factory will soon commence active
operation. The western dairy division
il rendering much assistance in the
organization of this enterprise.
Clothing-The local leader Of the
clothing project, with the assistance of
the district home demonstration agent
and clothing specialist gave instruc-
tions and helped in the completion OF
21 dress forms. The work OF removal
ton of clothes and making of hats was
carried on while the dress form classes
were in session.
NEZ PIERCE
Organization-In addition to the for
nation of tentative program Of work
each community committee assisted in
the assembling and correction of mail
ing lists. Each community secretary
will be supplied farm bureau station
cry, stamps, etc, for use in properly
keeping local activities before the peo-
pie.
Livestock-In cooperation with the
livestock show demonstration of the
multiple phases has been arranged.
ONEIDA
Organization-Bad roads have him
dered the organization work somewhat
and make it necessary to postpone
some meetings.
| POWER
Organization-The farmers in gen.
eral are backing up a strong program
| of work for next year as evidenced in
the committee meetings.
| Livestock-Only one demonstration
for vaccination for blackleg in which
the assistance of the agent was necas-
sary has been held this year. In oil
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booths, which added much enthusiasm
and interest to the fair.
Soii-The results Of our demonstra-
lions will nitrate of soda on apple or
chards are pleasing. In one case an in
crease Of 10 per cent Of fruit in favor
Of the fertilizer was obtained. About
5000 pounds of the compound will be
issued next season.
Rodent determination Reports
of $50 farmers using ground squirrel
poison show 1915 acres treated with a
saving of about $4,000. A loss of
$3.50 has been reported.
LATAH
Organization-We are thoroughly
advertising our reorganization cam
paign by the use of circular letter to
community chairmen, articles In the
county papers and personal contact of
the agent. Four committee meetings
have been held with IA members pres
ent
Potatoes-our farmers are planning
now for the production of good seed
for market for next year by purchas-
ing early foundation seed Of excep-
tional quality
Beans-Our farm bureau president In
behalf of our organization Is cooper
ating with Congressman French in a
hope to control the competitive impor-
tation Of beans from Asia.
LEWIS
Livestock mprovement-A cooper
alive shipment of sheep from our COM
munity band was frustrated by their
exposure to scab on the trail from the
forest reserve. The sheep will be
dipped, all owners cooperating in the
control of a possible outbreak.
Crop Improvement-Purcha are
being encouraged to enter the county
and arrange for the growing of peas
under contract.
LINCOLN
Organization-Enth of farm
ers in the reorganization meetings is
most gratifying to the county leaders
and employees of the bureau. The COM
munities have adopted strong programs
of work and the membership campaign
is progressing. Community chairmen
and local project leaders have been Sc
lected and communities have been di-
vided into sectors and each farmer will
be visited and asked to cooperate In
the program of work.