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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
SUGRYzO IS PRANCUZI-
JOS VALSTYBES SEX
RETORIUS,
Sake, nepasitrauksias is uz-
.imamos VietoS.

Washington, liepos "a. : Is
Prancuzijos sugryzo valstybes
sekretorius Lansing, kurs bu-
vo atstovu taikos konferenci-
joje.
Sekretorius klausiamas atsi-
sake ka nors pasakoti apie
uzsieniQ reikalus, ypac turin
Gius sarySi SUI taikos konfe-
rencija arba Meksika.
Paklaustas apie rezignavl-
ma atsake, kad jis nemanas
ta padaryti.
Taikos konferencijon iske-
liavo pasekretorius Polk.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
AMERIKONIsKU KAPU
REKORDAI PRANCU-
ZIJOJE.
Suregistruota 57,919 kareiviu
kapai.

Washington, liepos "a. -
Kares departamentas paskel-
be, kad pabaigti registruoti
Europoje amerikonisku karei-
viu kapai.
Tie kapai yra kapinese:
Prancuzijoje 7S8 kapindse
54,015 kapai.
Anglijoje 90 kapindse yra
2,073 kapai.
Vokietijoje 81 kapinese
1858 kapai.
Belgijoje 2 kapinese 4O3
kapai.
Rusijoj 1S9 kapai.
Luxembursiioi 8 l1apin6se
10 kapQ.
1talijoje II kapinase 76 ka-
pal. ,,
Kar6s departamentas be to
pazymi, jog, 76 kareivip Ia
vonai Italijoie sugabenti ]
Genoa ir palaidoti vienose ka-
pinese.
Is Rusijos kareiviQ lavo-
mai bus nugabenti Prancuzi-
jon II ten palaidoti.
Lavonai bus paimti is Vo-
kietijos If Luxemburgijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
KELIA RIAUSES
Reikalauja visatinos amnesti
jos.
LaevenWorth, Kans., liep

Laevenworth, Kans., liepos
q. - Ana diena discipline
riuose barakuose kaliniai, bu-
vusieji kareiviai il Industrial
listai, pak6l6 riauses. Jie at
sisak9 eiti prize paprasto savo
uzsi6mimo il pareikalavo, kad
prezidentas paskelbtQ jiems
amnestija.
Tarp kaliniq buvo praplitu-
81 bol$evikiSkoji propaganda.
Aplink barakus sustiprinta
militarin6 sargyba ir imtasi
galimp priemoniq numalsinti
kalinius, jei jie megintu pa
kilt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
CLEMENCEAU LAIMEJO
PASITIKEJIMA.
Isgelbetas prancuzu kabinetas.

Paryzius, liepos 23.-Vakar
Prancuzijos parlamentas di-
dziuma balsQ iSreiSke pasitike-
iima dabartiniu ministeriu ka-
binetu, kuriame pirmininkauja
Clemenceau.
Nors pirm to -buvo daug vi
sokiQ kalbu, bet Siandie dabar-
tines vyriausybes salininkai
triumfuoja.
Clemenceau apleizdamas par
lamento buta ,teciaus pazyme-
io, jog tai esanti tik pradzia
|vyriausybes laimejimo. Tai bu-
yes tik prieSakiniu sargybQ
susir6mimas. Pats svarbiau-
sias susir9mimas dar seks. Mes
vyriausybes priesininkai nesi-
liauja kase duobiQ po dabarti-
niu kabinetu.
SiuO kartu, sakoma, Gle
menceau laimejes todel, mes
pats buvo atejes parlamentan
ir su savo kalba ne tik atsto-
vus intikines, bet dar sujau-
dimes, nupasakodamas buvu-
sius kabineto. vargus ir pra-
leistus sunkiuosius darbus.
Pabaigoje jis emes kresti
juokus sakydamas:
"Jus norite, kad as pakel-
ciau kare. AS ta esu padares.
Jus norite, kad as taikinciaus.
Kur-kaS sunkiau yra padaryti
taikq, kaip pakelti kare. Tai
pasitk6jimo klausimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
AUSTRAI NENORI PATVIR
TINTI TAIKOS SUTARTIES
Atstovai sako, jie protestuosia
prizes salygas.

Paryzius, liepos %. - Kaip
kituomet vokieciai, taip dabar
AuStrijoS atstovai manebruo-
ia prizes taikos sutarti, kad is
gauti lengveSnes sQlygas.
DR.. Karl Renner, austrQ at
stovu pirmininkas taikOs kon-
ferenciioje, is st. Germain IS
keliavO Austrijon. Jis iSsivez6
toikos sutarties kopijq. ISke-
IiaudamaS pazym6jo, jog jis
nepasiraSysiQS pO taikOs SUI
tartimi, kadangi ia neispildy-
tina. SqlygoS, esq, peraStrios.
DR.. Renner dar pasak6, jog
austrai atstOvai uzprotestuosiq
prizes Sutarti. Mes SalygOs pa
Sauly.i nekuomet dar negirde-
toS. Austria negalinti ju is
pi1dyti, kadir nor6tQ.
Tuo tarpu yra zinoma, kad
talkininkai taikOs sqlygOsna
pad6jo tik tokius daiktus, ko-
kie gall but iSpildyti. Nieko
negalimO salygose n6ra. Taip
buvo su Vokietija, taip dabar
yra Su AUSTRIA.
Talkininkai veikia gerai ap-
sipazine Su austrQ pasilaiky-
mu.
TieSa, sQlygos labai aStrios
vOkieGiams ir austrams. Bet
tegu jie nepamirSta kar6s bal
senybiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
KAS PAKELE ORLAIVYJE
EKSPL|OzIJA?

Ekspliodavusio Chicagoje
,orlaivio vienas mechanilq,
Henry Wacker, kurs gull ant
mirtino patalo, pagaliaus ispa-
Zinc, jog orlaivyje gazo eks-
pliozija pakele rotarine masi-
ma (inzinas), kuri buvo uzsi-
liepsnojus. Tos liepsnos paste
kusios maisa ir tasai uzsiku-
res.
Taippat pazymejo, kad visa
orlaivio maSinerija buvo bio
gam stovyje If pirm skridimo
tas klausimas bnves aptarla-
mas. Teciaus buvo manoma
kokiuo nors budu isvengti ne
laimes If pasileista demon
struoti ore.
Sulig liudininkl tvirtini1no,
abelnai imant visas. tas orlai-
Wis slridimui buvo payoiingas
ir jokiomis priemonelnis neap-
draustas prizes grumojancia
nelaime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
ISKILMINGAI PASI-
TIKTAS.

Rio Janeiro, Brazilija, liepos
23.-Vakar Gia is Suv. Valsti-
.iQ parkeliavo Braziliios prezi-
dentas-elektas DR.. Pessoa. Jis
lespublikos prezidentu isrink-
tas jam esant atstovu taikos
korfereneijoje.
Is Suv. ValstijQ DR.. Pessoa
parkeliavo amerikoniSku ka-
res laivu Idaho. Labai iskil-
mingai jis buvo sutiktas ir pa
sveikintas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
PRANCUZIJAI PADARYTA
40 MILIJARDU DOL.
NUosToLIU.
Bet negaus tos sumos nuo
Vokietijos.

Paryzius, liepos 23.-Apta-
RANT parlamente taikos sutar-
ties kIausimus paaisk6jo, jog
kar6s metu vokieciai Prancu-
zijoie padare 40 milijardQ do
IieriQ nuostoliQ.
Tik vienos medziagos sunai-
kinta vokieGiu uzimtoje Pran-
cuzijos dalyje vert6s % mill
jardai dolieriQ.
- Toliaus seka 5tideff rfuosto-
liai zemdirbysteje.
Tuos nuostolius nuodugniai
apskaite parlamentarine komi-
sija, kurion in6jo inzinieriai,
architektai, zemdirbiai If fab
rikantai. Komisija buVo pasi-
dalinusi ] .skyrius. KielIvienas
skyrius atliko sau pavesta
darba.
Bet Prancuzija Zinc, kad
vokieciai tq nuostoliQ jai ne
sugrazins. Bus gerai, jei kuo-
met nors gaus menka dali.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
Austrai prieSinasi taikos
SutarCiai
BOLSEVIKAI ,PAPIRKI-
MATS MEGINA PRIEITI.
Bet vargiai jie ka nors pelnys

Londonas. liepoS u. - |;
Berlyno bevieliu telegraph
praneSama, kad kiSinevan nu-
keIiavuSi rusQ bolSevikU de-
legacija. Ia deIegaciia Leni-
no vardu pasiuluSi Rumuni-
jai taikQ.
DeIegacija Savo sQlygaS in
davuSi rumunQ armijoS vadui
DnieStro frOnte.
LeninaS rumunams paSluleS
atiduoti visa BesarahijQ 81
SaIyga. iei Rumunija W.
drau< spvo teritoriia~ ineiti
bolSevikQ prieSininkamS uk-
rainamS ir Kolcako SaIininkQ
buriamS.
Toliau> prane$am0, kad ru-
munu vada> Sutike> padary-
ii armiSticijQ >u bol&evikaiS
aStuoniomS dienOmS.
BolSevikU delegacija IS XII
>inevo i$keliavu>i vyriauSiOn
rumunV armijo> >tovylllon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
KONGRESAS VEIKIA MEX
SIKOS REIKALE.
Gauta platesnis pranesimas
apie uzpuolima jurininku.

Washington, liepos %. - S.
Valstiju skraiduolio Topeka
komendantas Finney prisiunte
platesni raporta apie uzpuoli-
ma amerikoniskq jurininkQ ne
toll Tampico liepos 6 d.
Raporte pazymima, kad
trys meksikonai civiliuose ru-
buose, is jQ du apsiginklave
Sautuvais, atlike uzpuolima ir
apipleSe amerikoniskus juri-
ninkus.
Komendantas pazymi, jog
apie ia atsitikima tuojaus bu-
vo pranesta Meksikos valdziai.
Pastaroji isreiskusi apgailes-
tavima il pazadejusi susekti
uzpuolikus.
Bet uzpuo1ikai nesuimti,
mes tuomi, turbut, nesirupino
Meksikos valdzia.
Plesikai paene $4,000.
Valstybes departamentas ga
.vo ziniu, kad meksikonai pie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
L|ETUVIAI kOVOJA SU
LENKAIS.

WASHINGTON, liepos %
-Nuo p. savickio is Copenha'
geno gauta We kokia kablegra'
ma:
Lenkai Lietuvoje perejo uz.
brezta linija. Prasidejc musiai
Lietuviams vyksta. Visi vokie,
ciai atbloksti atgal liepos 13 d
Lietuvos vyriausybe paskelbe
vidujine paskola 80 milijonu
Prisidekite prie paskolos.
Bielskis
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24

sikai ties Tampico uzpuol6
Atlantic Refining CO. ofisa ir
paeme $4,000, kas buvo pa
gaminta apmok6ti darbinin-
kus.
Visa ellie senatoriQ ir kon-
greso buto atstovq ana diena
buvo pakviesti valstybes de-
partamentan aptarti Meksikos
reikalus. Buvo ten ir S. V.
ambasadorius Meksikoje, Hen
ry P. Fletcher.
Valstyb6s departamente kas-
dien seka konferencijos, 81
kongresas gamma rezoliuciJa
tyrinejimu reikale.
Smarkiai darbuojasi senatas.
Senate paklausimai.
Senatas padare rezoliucija,
kuriaia valstybes departa-
mentas reikalaujamas atsaky-
ii j visa eile klausimq, pa
liecianGiiq Meksika.
Klausiama, kick amerikonq
nuzudyta Meksikoje pastarai-
siais keliais metals ir kick pa.
reikalauta atlyginimo il ar at
lyginimai gauti.
Klausiama, kick siandie ame-
rikonq gyvena Meksikoje, kick
vertes jie ten turi turtu II Vi.
sokiQ nuosavybiq.
KokiQ priemoniQ imamasi,
kad apsaugoti ten savo pile
eius.
Nesmagumu pilna.
Galimas daiktas, kad ivyks
susikirtimai su Meksika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
JAPONIJA DIDINA KARES
LAIVYNA.

Tokyo, liepos %. Japo-
MICS vyriausybe eme igyve-
dintf savo trejQ metp karas
laivyno programa.
Per selsancius trejus me-
tus bus padirbdinta du milzi--
nisku skraiduoliu, po 10000
tonp kiekvienas, il visa ellie
mazesniQ laivq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
ANGLIJOS PARLAMENTAS
PATVIRTINO SUTAR-
TT SU PRANCUZAIS.

Londonas, liepos %. -Ang,
lijos parlamentas pagaliaus
patvirtino sutarti, padarytq
su prancuzais. Sulig tos sll,
tarties, Anglia eina pagelbon
Prancuzijai, jei prizes pasta
raja kuomet nors pakiltQ vo,
kieciai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
1000 kareiiviq patrOLiuojja
WashingtonO gatVese

Vakar miesto gatvemis pra-
dejo patroliuoti du tukstan-
Giu kareiviu. Gal govedos isl
karSGiavimas ataus pama-
Gius kareivius.
Pilnos ligonines ir kalejimai.
Visos ligonin6s pilnos SUI
zeistu zmoniu, gi kalejimai uz-
kimSti riausininkais.
Daugelis zmoniq yra labai
pavo iingai suzeistu. Mes riau-
sininkai jau naudojasi revol-
veriais, peiliais ir kitokiais /
nagiais.
Ligsiol nuzudyta penki Emo
mes.
Jei riauses II tolesniai pakil-
t,g tad nuspresta. uzdaryti
poolruimius, teatrus ir kito-
kias viesasias vietas, kur SUI
sirenka minios zmoniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24

O tuomet tas iSeis pacios val
stijos geran.
Tai kartus vyriausybei is
metinejimas, kad j nesuranda
priemoniQ numalsinti Meksi-
koje jau kelinti metal siau-
ciancia anarchija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
PREZIDENTAS WILSONAs
SVEIKESNIS.

Washington, liepos "a. =
Prezidentas Wilsonas, kaip
pranesama, jauGiasi daugiaus
sveikesnis. Gydytojas Grayson
tvirtina, kad prezidentas vel
kiai pasveiksias.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
RTAUsES DAzNIAU ATSI.
KART0JA.
Miesto gatvese pastatyta ka-
riuomene.

Washington, liepos "a. Nj
geriq apgyventose vfetose
daznai girdimi saudymai. Tai
baltqjq su juodaisiais susire-
mimai seka.
RiauSes smarkiau atsikarto7
ia naktimis. Nerimaujantieji
gaivalai pakyla ir kaujasi ne
zinia nei uz ka, nei ko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
PAsIULoMA AsTRI BAUE-
ME W voGIMA AUTO
MoBILIV.

Washington, liepos %.
Kongresui paduota summary
mas astral bausti automobi-
lip vagilius.
Sulig sumanymo, yagiHns
turi but baudziamas nedaus
giau $1,000 pabauda arba q
gi 10 metp kaleiimu, arba s.
biem bausmemI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
KAIP SEM YRA VAN
DENYNAI?

Washington, iepos' 23..- .-suv.
Valstijq geologas Frank Clar-
ke tvirtina, kad vandenynai
ant zemes gyyuoja jau per SO
milijonq metQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
BELGIJA PAMINEJO SAVO
NEPRIKLAUSOMY-
BES DIENA.

Washington, liepos %.
Liepos q diena Belgija Sven
tie savo nepriklausomybes
diena. PREF. Wilsonas pasiun-
te pasveikinima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24
PRANCUZIJA STOW PRIZE
SAVO REIKALAVIM0.
Sake, Vokietija turi uzmoketi
milijona frankly.

Paryzius, liepoS y. - u
prancuzQ serzanto nuzudymQ
Berlyne vokieGiai atSiSako mo-
ktti milijonQ frankly Prancu-
zijai.
Bet Prancuzija laikosi sa-
vo. Nusprenda suIaikyti vo-
kieGiiGGus karas nelaiSviuS, XII
riuos jau buvus 6mus paliuo-
suoti, jei vokieciai neiSpildys
rpikalavimO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-24

Madridas, iiepos 23.-Nuo
Strides ligOS cia staiga mira
Ispaniios mai,-o minister's,
markizas de MOchaleS.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-11
SPIRITUALITY OUR GREAT NEED

by. Associated Press
Lake Geneva, Wis, Sept. g.
80 bring men back to the spirit
ual standard; TO make Chrisi's
principles vital and impelling
force in the reconstruction OF
society, and TO teach men TO think
true and live true, is the mighty
task TO which the church is called"
is the opinion Of Secretary OF State
Robert Lansing, expressed in an
address at the New Era Conference
Of the Presbyterian church, now
being held here TO lay out a five
year program for the organization,
covering the new problems and
conditions in which the world finds
itself following the great war.
This is time OF remodeling
and reconstruction" Secretary
Lansing said. "Out of the ruins
OF the old world order shattered
by the war there must be erected
new structure based upon SCUM
der principles than those which
were the foundation OF the old.
New ideas and new conceptions OF
society's obligations TO the individ-
ual have been released. and there
is manifested a radicalism in their
advocacy which threatens the dis
ruption Of the present social order.
"rhe peril lies in the exalta-
ton Of physical might the false
doctrine Of the right TO do because
OF the power 10 do and assumption
Of selfish desire as TO the ultimate
motive OF human action. The
world can only meet this grave
situation by renewing and strength
ening its spiritual life. by turning
away from materialism and i'm
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-11
GET TOGETHER

The moment the county agent or
any other person suggests coop
Grafton, the farmer jumps to the
conclusion that fertilizers or seed
are to be bought comparatively. In
his mind cooperation and the saw
ing Of some money are always con-
nected. This is a very dangerous
condition Of mind because there are
many kinds Of cooperation which
secure results which are even more
important than the saving Of money.
Cooperation in the selling Of
standardized products has been OF
tremendous value to farmers and
fruit growers in many portions OF
the country. Warren County, Ken
lucky, with her huge acreage OF
Strawberries would be unable TO
market the crop successfully with
out the most hearty cooperation
on the part Of the growers. Where
ever a big, fine consolidated school
has been built, strong cooperation
was behind it. The good roads
movement is one of the finest types
of the get together" spirit. Strong
church organizations are the out
growth Of this same desire TO get
together for the good of the COM
munity.
Every neighborhood should get
together on some project, whether
it will put money into the pockets
or not Just the fact that the peo-
pie can get together makes them
happier, stronger and better. Then,
too, if a neighborhood learns to get
together TO do one thing, it is easy
at any time TO get together TO do
anything which is needed for the
good of the whole community or the
whole country.
Get together.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-11
THINK AHEAD

Now is the time to remember that
in the late winter and early spring
the appetite lags and the body
Graves a new taste TO go with the
old foods. Now is the time TO re-
member that we will have fresh
pork and more meat when cold
weather comes, and with that we
will want a lot Of savory pickle, a
sauce Of spicy taste TO whet our
appetites.
The recipes given here have been
gathered from many sources, have
been tried by reliable house keepers,
and every Citizen reader is urged TO
try at least one of these recipes
When you find il successful, pass
IT on to your neighbor and let her
try it. If you are unsuccessful,
please write your troubles TO the
director Of the Home Department
OF The Citizen. If you find new
ways or discover better combina-
tions with the recipes given here,
won't you send the new recipe in,
TO be printed in The Citizen, so IL
may be shared with many2
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-11

The family which made the great
est sacrifice during the war is found
naturally in France. The head OF
the family was Monsieur Vanhee, a
farmer living at Reminghe, near
Ypres. AZ the outbreak OF the war
he was the father Of 80 living chill
dren. fourteen girls and twenty-five
boys. or the latter during the
course Of the war, 20 fought in the
French ranks. or these twenty,
thirteen were killed and three were
permanently discharged as the re-
suit OF wounds uniting them for
further service. Still another was
wounded four times during the war.
In 1917, the widow Of one OF the
sons, Alfred, was also killed dur
ing the bombardment OF Dunkerque.
She left five orphans. But even be-
fore this, Monsieur Vanhee had al
ready given up his life. In Octo-
Der OF 1914, he had come TO Lille
with one OF his daughters 10 cele-
brate the birthday OF a relative.
On his return home the two were
caught,by a German patrol and both
shot.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-11
FILL ALL SILOS
TO THEIR LIMIT
Money, Time and Labor Can Be
Saved by Taking Advantage Of
Modern Methods.
FARMERS SHOULD COMBINE
Essential That Corn Be Mature and
Past the Dough State Before Cut
Make Use Of Boys for Tramp
ing and Packing.

CFrom the United States Department Of
Agriculture)
On account of the labor shortage,
nelghborhood cooperation In silo fill
ing should be highly developed during
the current fall. All the silage crops
should be saved without loss, while all
silos should be filed to capacity. Five
or six or more farmers who own silos
in one community should combine
their working forces into crew
which should rotate from farm to farm
as the corn becomes ripe enough;
Such an arrangement resulting from
the interchange Of nelghborhoOd farm
labor will minimize the expense of
housing the silage crops.
1t is essential that corn should not
be cut for ensilage until II is mature
and through the dough stage, as re-
peated demonstrations have shown
conclusively that corn IN this condi.
ton is at the peak of nutrient value.
The bugabOo about frosted corn being
wholly unsuitable for ensllage Is fall
lacy, as corn which has been damaged
with frost can be converted into very
good ensllage II IL is cut shortly after
wards. In the case Of badly frosted
corn. however. there occurs a consid-
cradle loss Of leaves.
Watering the Chopped Feed.
In case the corn is excessively dry
and wilted at the time of silo filling,
water should be run through a rubber
hose into the cutting box and blower
during the filling process so that the
chopped feed may be wet thoroughly
and rendered succulent for future feed.
ing In extreme cases where 1t is i'm
possible TO saturate the corn COM
pletely In this manner. and where wa
ter pressure is available, a second hose
is sometimes carried over the top Of
the silo so that the water falling on
board inclined against the side of
the silo and moved at regular intervals
serves efficiently to thoroughly molsten
the forage.
Use Of EIevating Attachment.
Labor In loading the corn on the
wagons In the field may be reduced by
the use Of an elevatlng attachment.
several standard types Of which are
now on the market. This device is at
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-11
THE WORLD DOES MOVE

All farming operations are chang
ing rapidly in the Twentieth Gen.
fury. OF course, there are among
us those farmers who cling to the
methods Of tillage and feeding OF
o generation ago, but the major
portion Of the farmers are ready
and willing for any change which
will help their business. Perhaps
nothing has been so radically
changed in the past few years as
the method Of feeding hogs. That
the everyday farmer may under
stand how hogs were fed when
George Washington farmed at Mt.
Vernon, the county agent is quot
ing below from a report OF Mr..
Parkinson, an English agriculturist,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-11
Opportunity

This week two Of our boys, Agri-
cultural Club boys, go TO Louisville
State Fair. These boys won this
trip on their good club work. They
get the trip free. Everything at
state Fair : free to them. It's all
because they are Agricultural Club
boys. They saw the opportunity
one year ago TO become a club mem
Der, they grasped the opportunity
and now, this week, they are en-
ioying the fruits Of their labor.
Reuben Lambert is from Berea,
between Slate Lick and Berea. HON
err Hansel is from Livingston. Reu-
ben has corn and Homer a pig. The
boys are doing fine work in the
club.
These boys will report their trip
through The Citizen and Mt. Vernon
Signal" Watch the papers for re-
ports.
County Agent Spence and the boys
leave Berea today Monday, Septem-
Der g for Louisville.
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poslts the bundles OF corn as they are
cut on the wagons which may be driv-
en- opposite the machine. II II is de-
sired to start the binder several hours
ahead Of the ensilage cutter. this at
tachment Is not used. as then the corn
may be dumped on the ground and
from there loaded by hand.
In view Of the current high prices
Of grain. the specialists Of the United
States department Of agriculture sug-
gest that. In many instances. the ears
may be prOfitably snapped or husked
end only the fodder converted into
silage. BY the practice OF this sys-
TEN the sllo will still provide wealth
Of cheap, succulent roughage.
Sealing 10 Neglected.
Sealing Of the silo after the strue-
ture Is filed is too often neglected.
There are number OF practical meth
DDS Of topping OF the silo so as to
minimize waste and spollage. A com
mon practice is 10 level the sllage and
then to tramp over the top thoroughly
for 20 or 30 minutes every day for O
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MOUNTAIN AGRICULTURE
Conducted by Farm Demonstration and specs
Investigator
who visited America in 1928.

who visited America In 1928.
"The real American hog is what is
termed the wood hog; they are
long in leg, narrow in the back, short
in the body, fiat on the sides, with
a long snout, very rough in their
hair, in make more like fish called
a perch than anything / can describe.
You may as we'll think of stopping
crow as those hogs. They will go
a distance from the fence, take a
run, and leap through the rails,
three or four feet from the ground,
turning themselves sidewise. These
hogs suffer such hardships as no 9TH
er animal could endure. II is CUSTOM
airy to keep them in the woods all
winter, as there is no thrashing or
fold-yards; and they must live on
the roots of trees, or something of
that sort, but they are poor beyond
any creature that | ever saw. That
is probably the cause why Ameri-
can pork is so fine. They are some
thing like forest sheep. | am not
certain, with American keeping and
treatment il they be not the best;
for | never saw an animal live with
out food, except this; and am
pretty sure they nearly do that.
When they are fed, the flesh may
we'll be sweet it is all young, tho
the pig be ten years old"
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planting in mems souls those great
fundamental principles which
Christ taught and which He mani
tested in His life on earth"
The character OF the New Era,
the Secretary Of State added, will
depend upon whether material
ism or spirituality dominates
mankind and "it is for a living, ag-
gressive Christianity TO win in this
supreme conflict and vanquish
sellshness which now seems so po-
tent in the world"