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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
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ZPRAVY Z CZECH.

Nepristojne jednani ruske-
hc crnisara Praze. - Tribu-I
ma re dne 4. listopadu pise: p.
Efimovsky, znamy vudce rus
k6 interWenGni propagandy V
Praze pfednaSel dine %. rijna
Ceskemu obecenstvu V Obec
MIN Dome. Agitoval chytfe
pro intervenci. mluvil proti
ministru BeneSoVi a presidentu
M MaSarykovi kouSave - s pa
ira = velkopansly = jako by
to cele ve!ke Rusko byl jen on
a kazdy Rus, kdezto my Cecho
i've jsme jen lide bezvyznamni,
lide Z nejakeho celednika. CT
tujeme Z referatu dra. Harbe-
Ma V Narodnich Listech, kite
rym nelze iiste vytykati zvla-
Stni predpojatost proti ruskym
emisarum razu p. Efimovske-
ho. DR.. Herben pravi: = Pro
to bolestn6 pusobila bezmySlen
kovitOst ceskeho pOsluchac-
sJva dne %. riina, Sotva uply-
nulo n6kolik hodin cd poselstvi
naSeho presidenta, jez vSechny
strany tim cely narod prijal
Uctou a nadSenim, jiz cast
prazskeho obeeenstva zaprela
toto poslani a tleskaIa nazo-
rum protichudnym. Temuto O.
becenstvu Stal Sc vudcem p. E.
fimovsky a ceske obecenstvo
presidenta Masaryka opustilo
a zaprelo. kdyz p. Efimovsky
mluvil potupn6 o Ukra line, je-
den pIitomny Ukraiinec vstal
a odeSel. Ceske naSe obccen-
sJvo syCelo a chovalo Sc hrozi-
We. To byla proste hanbal Ri
ka Sc. re "Host Ma chVili yidi
ma miIir' Pan Efimovsky po-
znal patrn6, iak vd6cnym pu-
! blikem lest CeSka burZOaSie,
| odchovana slovanskym roman
isnlem, ktcry byI u mas vzdy
Ireakcni a carsky a podlc toho
Sc We sve agitaci zaridil, Tato
stara laska ceskc burzoasie ie
dosud pecliv6 kultiyovana IT,
skem pro tyto kruhy urcenym,
Il neni bez iTonie, ze protest
prot tuposti a beZhlaVosi. kite
IA tlcskala D. EfimOvskGmu,
VySel prav6 Y Mar. Listech. Ze
sc y. Efimovsky nezachoval ia
l<o distinguovany cizinec ne
dOyedl q nemuSil zachovati po-
Einnou uctu k representation
statu. Il nehoz jest hosJem. ie
stein6 pfiznacno pro p. Ell
movsk6ho jako pro jeho publ
kun z Obecnlho domu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02

Den sc probouzel V pfvnim
svitani.
Ruzova zaf vnikla do poko-
le, kde Helena dosud jako by
hez vlaGy na lozi odpocivala a
kde Vernier. ostrazit ma kazde
JeJl hnuti, mcdowell sc vybaviti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02

Ky a podavaje il synovi, stary
Ihiennet bruGel:
"Tohle hreje a sill - zvlast
kdyz clov6k Sc chyst.. k utoku.
A ia bych byl st'asten, kdyby
nase dnesni korist byla co neJ
Vetsi. Nenavidim q duSe toho
Verniera a celou tn chasku Wy
ofist 'ovatelu. Nejlepsi by by
10, vyporadati Sc mimi Sc vse
mil"
Vztek iej roznecoval a IRA
k jeho metaly blesky.
"Fravda, otte'', odpovidal
hocn. "ale isou tez vyminky; );
slcGGu ma aspon V hutch kaz-
dy upIirlnt rad ="
"Nu an0, to verim, to Je ne
co iinGho. Ia neni pySna, mlu
Vi S hazdym, zastavila sc uz
rGk0nkrAte j u naSi chaty a da
le Getem pamlsky. Nedavno
i'm ellbila take nelake 55aty.
ale ten Jcji stryc, ten mi Pile
kier,"
Nysl; ~ do cir6 tiny.
Drevorubec obratil Sc po
a;czce hned do lesa u ia neko
lik okamziku stanul pred Wy
Eotlanym kmenem, Z. n6hoz Wy
tahl nGkolik predmetu.
Byly to jeho loveckG potre-
by, jez opatnosti choval mi
mo dunn, ably byl zabezpccen
pro pripad nenadal5 prohlld-
Ky.
Ubirali Sc pax lesem beze
siova, neslouchajice bliziclmu
sc hrimani.
Poiednou ukazala Sc pred
imi zed', ktera rozs;lhly ZANE
cky park Sc vSech stran obkli-
G0vala. /
Sli podlc nj asi tiaic metru,
al dospeli k vylomp, nemz
sc Thiennct byl drive zminil.
Ia nekolik okamziku stall
IA pud6 nalezejici majetniku
hui.
Pytlak zticha nafidil synovi,
ally Sc prikrcil mezi stromy a
cekal ma n6ho.
V blizkosti zamku bylo rad
10, ;by postupoval pred sam.
Ostatn6 Sc "a malou chvili no
dial vratit.
Bourc iiz zufila celou prud
kosti t6zkG krupGje padaly k
zemi.
Thiennet sc rOZhllZel bedll-
We po okoli, zkoumal We kfoVi
mach "a nezpozorovav mic pode
1relcho. chtel sc iiz vratit k
Synovi zp6t.
Tu nahle povSimnul 81 zvlaSt
uiho ukaZu.
Piibliziv S bezd6ky az k zam
ku, shield. re je balkon ieho o.
Sv6tlen sice, re svetlo toto w
chazi ze sklenenych dveTi,
iichz zaclony nebyly zcela spu
St6ny.
Ustoupiv do hustych krovin
div nevykfikl, postrehnuv We
HvG blizkosti tlumeny sum a
hncd ma to j zVuk kroku.
kdo byl parku, kdo zdc
touto dobou obchazci? Snad
hainy Guerin? X tomu by byl
vzhledem ma TO potasi, sotva
prisv6d6il.
Neil dele Sc otazkou toutc
2abyvati mohl, ozaril blesk ce.
,a okoli a osvitil take postavu
Y parku chodici.
Thiennet uzasl.
"Vcrnicr," zaScptal, "ale
proc sc tax tajuplnym zpuso.
benz vraci touto dobou do zan
ku?"
Mimodck zabloudily zraks
@tar6ho pytldka V tomto Okla.
lnzeni Ease k oknu NJ. balkon(
Thiennet stezi potlacil w.
Kirk ustrnuti, spatfiv, ;:e "a.
clony isou do siroka rozevfe.
ny a ze jakysi muz Sc spousti 5
balkonu do parku.
Byl liz pTeSVGdGen. Ze lo lf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02

NCnO HlluNiI h SOU6 SIdEy py-
tlak. "Milostiva PAM 81 kraft
pulnoci dlouhou chvili ci-
2im panem, "a nimz posila hu
biGky. "A pan manzel je tomuto
'vyjevu V bezprostredni blizko
sti pritomen. Skoda jen, re
deSt' kazi tax vzacne divadlo".
V tom - treskla rama re-
volveru.
Thiennet, skryt V houStine,
! uzrel sotva pet kroku od sebe
ubihati cloveka.
Ac chapal vaznost okamzi-
ku, nemohl Sc zdrzeti vnitTni-
ho posmesku a septal:
"B6z "a MIN, bohaci! Nebot'
/ ten ii odnaSi neco, co ami svy-
mi miliony nazpet neziskaS!'
NyAi ozvaly Sc sp6Sne kro-
/ ky opGt = byl to MATTEL huti,
ktery posp:chal smerem k bal
! kOnu a octnuv Sc pod MIN, u
chopil Obcma rlkama zabra-
dli, vySvihl Sc rcdivuhodnou
n:ttnosti nahoru Il zmizel V o.
sv9tlcnIch dgtfit n.
pyt!;tk pramySiel.
I Rynhlr a tiSe CENttit svuj IL
krvt, Lral sc ;'"d5i EIi n skrcil
Sc IN l,rttr.H,,m zahonem
tesr6 pod rHnem ba,konovym.
Eataiil dech, ale zbystril
S!uch.
Neiprve dolehl k nemu hro-
ivy, vztekem rozcilony hlas
maiitele huti iemu V zapeti
Oval Sc HAS zensky, zlomeny
! a Stkajici.
SlySeti bylo asi dvakrate slo
! VO:
"Odpust6ni!"
Ale tn dosp6l uzas pytlakuv
! sveho vrcholu. Jake? Ncmy-
ill Sc - to byl prece hlas sleC
hin.
A ted zvolal Vernier hlasi-
.6: "Ty isl to byla, Iohano?"
u certa, tot bylo hotove ca
rodejstvi. Slecna zada odpuste
nj je take zrejme obvinova-
liza - a pfecc, ma to chtel Thien
net piisahati. tou osobou. kite
Ia Sc pred chvili S balkonu ma
hnula n neZnamemu muzi po-
libek rukou odesilala, nebyl nj
kdo iiny, nez sama 2ani Yer
niercva.
Lak 81 mel tuto zahadu W.
svetliti?
PoJednou uhodiI Sc Thien.
net pesti do celia.
! "Nic jasn6jSiho mad to = c
ia hlupaK 81 tim hlavu lamu
| Byiy lam prost6 ODE = PAM
/ Nernierova Slecna = ci ma
padnl!l ale seskocil 5 balkonu
o tom 'leni pochybnosti tomu
take rasvedGoval vyraz milo
shvG PAM! Uslysely strelnou
ranu - a tu dala mlada PAM
! SezaavSi. ze Sc manzel neoCe-
k,Nanc vratil, te druhe svoie
plnomocenstvi. Dama nepro,
vdana muze 81 w takovy zert
doroliti. Ale k d'aSu, musi tc
bvti statna divka. ze TAX beze
/ NDtil' Dtlt N0tbhO I'd ~ Dt'
dra - a to tim vice, an tentc
,nllionAr MEDIA Sc byti k slct,
me pri.iS Setrnym!"
Zamek ponofil So liz do L.
Dlntho klidu.
* .iin6mu asi uz teto noe
nedolde", brucel pytlak.
4 ;nna 81 spokojen6 ruce. y,
! kraGoval We sve samomluve:
He, he - osud precc jcr
sofada n6kdy zaiimave veci
Tohlc JIG tajemstvi, kterc m
pficEH2i vice who'd, rez neitu(
rGjSi kofiSt re zameCk6ho pan
ku. AZ Ease prisny pan 81 mnt
vezmc na musku tude mne
chtit zlobit, budu nit vytecnou
Cdvetu."
-ss.rz;s ~
Y.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
dosud z jistych pochybnostf,
ioz dusi ieho zmftaly.

H. vnltfnl JeJ1 utrpenl, odpof,
s kterym sc odvratila, kdyz Sc
k nj priblizil, - taco mdloba,
s kterou zapasila, konecne l Je
no prvotni podezreni - vse-
cko no znepokojovalo a tryzni
10 a to tim vice, re teprv nyni
poznaval, jak svou zenu nevy-
slovne miluje co by trpel,
Ikdyby Sc mu odcizila
z huti ozyval Sc do bytu jiz
prvni hlomoz. Obrovske dilny
pocinaly uz pTi pfvnim zabre-
sku dine svoii obvyklou praci.
Andre Vernier, straviv cd
Inoci az do rama bezesne, nepo
ikojne chvile ma pohovce loz-
nice, uplne jsa obleeen, nyni
Ivstal seznav, re Helena po-
hrizena ie We spanek, naposle
dy Sc patrave do tvare jeji po
dival, nacez vySel pokoje a
da Sc cestou primo do sadu,
kde Sc priroda usmivala V prv
nj ranni libeznosti.
Cht6l prozkoumati bedlive
cele misto, ktere Sc stalo deJl-
stem nocniho dramatu.
Odhodlani jeho bylo pevne.
Jezto V Larigniesu nikdo nj
echo nev6d6l, jeZto sluzebni-
ctvo o udalostech pred nekoli-
| ka hodinami Sc odehravSlch nj
tuseni nemelo, predsevzal 81,
re bude mlceti, aoy skandal
vypuknouti hrozici V zarodku
rotlacil,
Ale dalo Sc to tax snadno
provost?
Jestlize bidak, ma nehoz byl
ranu vypalil, utrpel tezke po-
raneni a nekde padnuv doko-
nal, pax dojista po halezu mrt
voly bude tezko zachovati IL
cho.
Nez to bylo ien zdani ma
domn6nkach podeprene; pre-
| devSim Slo o to, ncprozraditi
Sc ami slnvkem.
Prochazeie sadem. zaslechl
pojednou hlasy; sam skryt byl
"a velikym kerem bezu, takze
ImluVlci osoby nemohly jei po
zorovati.
Hned pri prvnich uryvkovi-
tych vetach presvedciL Sc, re
hovofili tn srolu ha;ny jeho
Guerin a zahradnik Malarot.
"Pravim vam, re 50 teto no.
cl neco prazVlaStnlho udalo",
oval Sc Malarot nyDi.
"SpiSe Sc vam n6co zdalo,
pfiteli."
'Zdalo, zdalo. - ia vam
pravim Sc vSi urcitosii, ze isem
= meZi rachotem hromu naied-
Inou usiySel vystrel".
"A proc iste nevstal?"
"Vskutku mel jsem chut'
hned pc ran6 tax uciniti, nez
mole zena mne nechtela pusti-
Ii; ona ie totiz nesmirn6 bazli
va a "a cely svet by nebyla III
, stala samotna. Co prI je mi do
pytlaku, pravila, abych zustal
klidne lezeti. Uposlechl jsem
= ale pozdeii mne vec Ease
znepokojovala. Vyckav, az ze
liza usne, vyplizil isem Sc dom
, lSu a diesel neiblizSi okoli".
"Nu - a nalezI iste nGco?"
"To 81 myslim !"
, "Co?"
"Stopy. A to stopy zcela Vi.
: ditelnc, byt' destem slime smy
to-.
"A Ma kterych mistech?"
"Nedaleko zdi, pod okncn
: maleho salonu, obraceneho !,
Zadni strane".
i Ma skranich naslouchajici.
he pana zamku vystoupil stu.
} deny pot.
Ale Guerin SC nahlaS dial dc
! smichu.
Vase historic nna hacek
i mily Malarote. Pani Vcrniero.
va a slecna johanna Sc tam as
V5era prochazely a bezpochy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
Guerin sc liz nesmal.

move uvahy.
Plan jeho byl tim, CO Sc do
vedel, pokazen; lide uslyseli
jeho vystrel nyni Sc jiz We
q mluvilo. Ba neschazelo mno
no, ably vypatrany hyly po-
drobnosti a skandal medal by
Sc pax nijak utajiti.
Snad bylo nyni neJprihodn6j
81, chopiti zlo sam6ho korene
ukonejsiti stupnujici Sc I'VE
Gavost.
PAX by Sc nikdo vice nocni
ipfihodou neznepokojoval a
}Elid by byl opet zjednan.
Uvaziv to, vysel re sveho IL
| Erytu kracel primo k obema
svym zrizencum, davaje ma je
vc. re jich hovor vysiechl.
"Vy vite take, milostivy pa
ne, co Sc stalo?"
"Ovsem - a ia to byl sam,
kteryz vystrel 2 revclveru Wy
palil". ..s q.
"Vy?"
"Arci - jezto jsem nikoho
predem 0 SVEN navratu nezpra
vii, neGekal ma mne take kocar
Ma nadrazi. Opustiv lesik, bral
isem Sc parkem, kdyz jsem q
renadani pfi nahlem zablesk-
mutt spatril cloveka, pliziciho
sc pod oknem maleho salonu.
Myslim, re mne vid6l rovnez
ial Sc ma utek. A tn jsem Wy
strelil".
"Ten darebak nicemna." u
llevil 81 hajny.
'Soudim, re jsem no pora-
n'l' neDot vzkrikl.Ve tine lsem
ovSem mifil jen ma zdar buh !"
Mel iste mas zavOlati ku
nomoci, pane, sotva by byl u
Inikl. A jakz - poznal jste
Iiei?"
"Nikoli".
Mozi tonic rozmIuvou mono
Sli O neco dale a "a ndkoIjk O.
kamzikn naIezali 60 liz nred
balkonem maleho salonu
d., vo,,;o,. sb5h1 olo ,,,,
:, .o ononauaf ah,y s,.,; 5zas
,o,,,.oaaJ;1
~ sl,a,,, b., ,..ooo1, ,.ov
s1ansn 80 rdo h,,lo ,,;d6t; b.,
H., r+oa, oh.;ah ia n,;,,a -
2,r,,h6 voI;I,,,,,; ,nol,,. oI,ouo
,,aL
OdI.,d toto stonu ,aohaoo
I,,9
nov4 ~ ,o,4,s
,d6asha a,,,so ~ >,d,.s
,.so1 n,,o,s45+; o,..a ha,1.o
:,
po,a;,.5 o45.l.a ala go :.
-, A.l,.ss. ,rs1 a,,.1 80
;; $50. ;os+a ;;n5L. a,.adl.a >
"Nor; nochvhnosti n,ilosti-
- A. :,
dnosni y noci" n,a,,i, zabrad,
n;le a,r5o,, -, LAX ;aa>,,
nrohI;sol ,.,so ,onos;,,oii !;
r.lno"t; A., ldo ston +6ohto
ios+1 a,h,,,o,.
Cn6,,in notlolI / zoo,; bo-
dliv6 vv3atril ni.izn,,t !, =,
n,.o,,+l,on, un,5x, a+;-i,u hot ~
foz nroutol, scbovol Jo l,onsv
y nafoh ioho a. n5,,Ia ,i;rl.:;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

- LET 'ER BUCK
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
20 YEARS AGO

(From the East Oregonian, September
20. 1919
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Hartman and
Z. McMorris of Weston returned Sun
day morning from their pleasure visit
to Potiand.
E. J. Sommerville is In the City
from Lion.
Or Vincent has been appe inteu
surgeon 1T Pendleton for the 0. w.
and T. hallway company.
Fendnton is to have a new meat
market TO be opened by Grauiicil
3tothers on Court Street.
Wheat has advanced a trifle and is
now quoted at 10 cents. sacked.
"LET 'ER BUCks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
PGnd|ctOn Market News

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices the given the fact will be spe-
mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, soc.
Hens, zoe.
Spring chickens. 25c pound.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
"LET FER BUCK" -
johnson Charges Propaganda.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 18.-Declar-
ing the league covenant psychological
distortion and the natural result of
national propaganda to not tell the
truth and not expose wrong doing In
high places. Senator johnson took his
final fling at President Wilson's ideals
at Commercial Club luncheon today
He said during the last two years the
nation has spent millions to laud pow
er and has picked pockets in oredr
to poison minds. He said the press
had to print what 1t was told to print.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
Country Ham. Etc.

Country Ham, Etc.
Ham best quality. 2Sc.
Bacon best quality, 40c.
Butter Fac and Butter.
Butter fat. CSC f. o. b. Pendleton,
( Butter, s1.O0 a roll.
Potatoes.
New potatoes, &c a pound.
"LET FER BUCKo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

1t is reported that Cardinal Guls-
TIM, newly created envoy extraordi-
nary of the Vatican to Jerusalem, will
make the voyage from Italy on board
a warship assigned for the purpose by
the italian government. This is the
most recent photograph of the cardi
nal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
THEY BREED EN- YOUNG IN MEXICO

RU1DOSO, .tex.--Tne youngest
prisoner of the troops maintain
ing the watch on the banks of the
Rio Grande, is Juan de la Cruz,
13. Dragged into camp, ne was
found possessed of an old single
shot rife. Around his baby chest
was slung an ammunition belt,
heavy with cartridges.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-12
STATE LAND FOR SOLDIERS

The land settlement board, created
by the last legislature, is announcing
the program adopted for the securing
10 returned soldiers of land The
board has acquired land for this pur-
pose and has the power to improve
the land TO a certain extent before
selling. They must give returned sol
diers the preference when selling the
same. Some of the terms adopted are
as follows:
The first payment must be not less
than 10 per cent of the purchase price
and if there are improvements, 20 per
cent of the most of such improve
ments. The balance may be paid in
monthly installments over a period
not to exceed 80 years. Interest will
be charged at a rate of not less than
II per cent per annum nor more than
I1R per cent per annum above the rate
paid by the board Land map be for
feited upon failure to pay interest and
principal.
Loans may be made TO approved set
tiers on personal security or secured
by mortgage or mortgages on person
al property but the total amount Of
any such loan to any individual set
tier, together with the money spent
by the board on improvements, as
above stated shall not exceed $4,000
Such loans are to be repaid over a
period to be fixed by the board, but not
exceeding five years.
The total amount of money loaned
to any one person shall not exceed
$4,000.
No money shall be loaned or prop
erty purchased under the provisions
of this act after January /, 1922.
For further information and appli-
cation forms write to the land set
| tlement commissioner, Pierre, South
! Dakota.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-12
GOOD JOBS IN CIVIL SERVICE

Are you a discharged soldier, sailor,
a job? If so, see the secretary of the
local board of civil service examiners
at the postoffice or customhouse in
your city.
Commission announces that vacancies
which must be filled are constantly
occurring in the vast civilian force Of
the government, and that at this time
ferent kinds are open, most of them
to women as we'll as to men. The po>
sitions cover all grades from mere
routine work to the highest grades CT
positions. Stenographers, typists and
bookkeepers are especially needed.
Many of the positions carry good sal
aries, such as the following: Cost
accountants, $4,000 to $4,000 a year;
office managers, $500 to $4,000 a
year; mining accountants, $2,400 to
$4,000 a year; superintendent of heat
treatment, naval ordnance plant, $4,000
year; production engineer, naval
ordnance plant, 1928 a day; assistant
designing engineer, naval ordnance
plant, 1920 day; assistant in charge
of soil chemical investigations, de-
partment of agriculture, $4,000 a year.
For these high-grade positions, of
course. special training and experience
is required. Any representative of
the Civil Service Commission is pre-
pared to furnish full information con-
corning these and other positions.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-12
GARDEN CLUB NOTES

The first and third ward garden
clubs will meet at the school house on
Tuesday, June II. Every one should
be there promptly at 2:S0 p. m. as
the clubs are going on a picnic. Each
basket should contain something from
your garden. The picnic will be in
charge of the club leaders, Misses
Viola Christopherson and Ann Alrick
The Second Ward Club will meet
at the junior high school on Thursday
June 10, at 2;S0 p. m. Each one
should be prepared to give report Of
what they have done
The Fourth Ward Garden Club will
meet at the junior high school on
Tuesday, June II, at 2:30 p. m. You
will want to be there to help plan fol
a picnic and tell how your garden is
growing.
There will be meeting of thf
Chicken Club at $3.50 at the junior
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In 1917, r. L. Patty, the college ex
tension engineer, conducted a drain
age demonstration on the farm of Z,
! L. Walseth. in Deuel. county About
! 20 acres of slough were drained, the
water being nearly four feet deep In
July. The next spring, the slough was
dusty. Flax was seeded and a cror
worth $25 an acre was harvested. That
land is reclaimed for all time to come
Did it pay?
Manley Champlin, associate agron.
omist, recommends cutting alfalfa for
hay when buds or growth of second
crop begins to show at the crowns OF
| plants. Be careful not to cut down
too much at a time, the amount OF
course being a matter of management
and depends on help and teams avail.
able for putting it up.
The entomology department OF
South Dakota State College is expert.
menting with several kinds of mater
ials in which it is proposed to soak
binder twine to make it cricket and
grasshopper proof, but up to the pres.
ent time does not guarantee any one
material. However, the department
recommends that farmers try soaking
some of their twine in a solution CT
copper sulphate, made by dissolving
one pound of the material in six gal.
Ions of water. Dissolve the sulphate
in water in wooden tub and soak the
twine at least twenty-four hours. Be-
fore using the twine dry it thoroughly
A careful record should be kept of the
particular part of the field in which
the treated twine is used in order that
a comparison of the treated and un-
treated twine may be made.
1t is profitable to balance the steers
ration, giving corn silage alone with
oilmeal. Prof. j. w. Wilson, director
of the experiment station says, Con
sidering the value and the quantity
of feed that can be grown on an acre,
do not believe there is any feed in
the reach of the farmer that comes
anywhere near equaling good corn
silage." For several years the South
Dakota Agricultural Experiment Sta
tion has been conducting experiments
in feeding corn silage for the produc-
tion of beef In no instance has there
been steer off feed neither have
there been any bad results in feeding
silage as the sole ration. At the close
of the experiments the cattle were
shipped to the Chicago market and al
ways sold as killers and brought with
in few cents of the top of the mar
ket. Director Wilson says that the
gains have been remarkable consider
| ing the nature OF the feed, even being
larger than cattle of same age make
on the best of pasture. Hundreds oi
cattle are kept over the winter ol
I"wintered through" on half starva
tion ration that could be marketed in
June when cattle are always high in
price, had the owners provided then
with corn silage when they were taker
off the grass. The results of 1872
day feeding test, the first 81 days or
corn silage alone, the next 101 days
3 pounds of oilmeal per head giver
daily. showed an average daily gair
per head of 2.2S pounds. The cattle
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themes are intensely practical. The
what is the Truth about Fairies and
Angels" Are there such beings ?
What is the fact and what fiction ?
Does it make any difference? Would
Germany have gone to war if she had
still believed in fairies and angels ?
Come and hear the answer Sunday
evening at g. Bring your friends
This is the "Church-of- Good Fellow
ship"
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Baptist church will meet at the church
parlor Thursday, June 10. Mrs. John.
son and Mrs. /. +. Atkinson will en-
terrain.
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phenomenal and unprecedented sue
cess
Tanlac is sold in Brookings by c. D..
Kendall, and in Aurora by w. G. Ray.
ADV.
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are Good Tires

consumed during this time an average
of So pounds of corn silage and 16
pounds of oilmeal a head, daily.
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we will talk over some of the things
to which special attention must be CIV
en- at this time.
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high school on Wednesday. June 1s
Every member should be prepared to
tell how his brood is getting along and