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Die SersiitunssfaQe in GlrOp.

Cine ltntcriufung Ser gebeimniB-
pollen 5ooeaidue in GIrop, Die Iidl
Sonntag erelguetcu, muroc Doh
QiItrittsanpaIt Clinton u. 8rice an.
acor0net. Die 3ooteu limo HopmonO
@ort. - Sabre alt. Sobn BON <5obn
s. 0art. &r0iioent Ser Staat8banf
in glron, uno 6rou 9tcute 8aro, 30
Sabre aIt, Grganiitin Der Iotalen
fatboIiidcn Stride. Die Iooe5fdue
merotn nit elmer 8eieQlfaftsunter.
baltung in ocu &cim Der Qtuttcr Der
6rau Waro, 6rau CHARLES 9ort. an
SamStagabeno III 8erbinoung &c.
brad]t. Rou 9art erfranfte ploBlih
am Sonutag Morgen ltlto itarb III
tur3er 3eit. 6rult @aro erfranttr
ndbreno oe3 8otte30icnlte3 in Der
Stride. Sic ging Damn uad) orauBen,
nm iriide quit 5u ifopien, febrte
Damn mie0er CUR Stride juritd it'd bel
Ter iiibIcl1o. Rad oemGinner in ihrem
9elm nber tpur6e es .ploblih id)llm.
mer nit ibr utlo boIo ltarb ouh lie.
Die anoeren 1heiInebmer al Dem
Giien, 6roulein Celia urro 6raulein
Utable 2arion, 20 uno % Sabre alt.
b%efinoeu iit nuf ser 8eiierun9. Die
critic GrjtIife llnterIuhung nod Dem
Iooe Ser crpdhnte1t 5pei Terioucu
craab nn9ebIif, oaB 8ift Die Iooe3.
uriahe mar. Or. 6ranf 6er9uien
behauoeltc 6eioe Sale uno critattete
Dem 1omn WnritoQ aeup 8eridt,
worin er ingt. ooB feline Aniid}t nad
oie beioen Yerionen an 8iit itarben.
MfarifIoq Selp benodridtiqte 10.
tort Den ItitriftsanmaIt in Woulton.
ser Damn oen 17aa iibernnbm. Nar-
itlalI 9cIlcp lcitet ebenfoIs cine I'm.
tcriudung gemiiIer 8eriihte be5iig.
lid Der 8eieQid)ait uno mlro Dos Gr.
gebriB Dem 1itriftsonDalt inter
breiteu. gr erp1rtet icniationenc
GrtiuidIungen.
1frarf 9nrd]aro, Elm in Chicago
potmen6er premier Der N~orthipeItern
@ahn. ser altdl all Der 0eieuihaft
theilnabmL iii cbenfnlI3 frnut uno be.
finoet ii din icinem &ein in Gbicoqo
ober uutcr poli5ciIider 8eobad)trn9.
9ord)nro ioQ onqebIid) Ben Nein be.
iorgt bobcn, oeiicu @cuuB bic aronf.
belts mu0 Io6eSidac herbeiiilhrten.
BON Sem Nunoe& . 8rohibition&ooen.
ten s. G. Wortin lit cine ipeiic1e lin.
tcriuhung argeoronct poroen 5lt Dem
3ped Die G.uene III criohrcn. aus Ser
0arhoro ocn Wein erhielt.
Gin Terbor in Der Code lit fir
heuteItoraen onaeinQt. un6 0iItrltts'
arnpoIt Clinton Rice miro pcrIuhen
ale llnitanbe 3u Gage 81 filhren. oie
81 Dem iotaIen Guoc Der 91leipcrei
fiIhrtcu.
Gle 0eer0iduna BON Rapmor0
@ort fonb am Rittrpod, itott uno
oieicuigc pom ,Sran Waro geitcrngor.
Iulttd1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Sternidnuppen ,inb galgen:
bumoriitiides.

Ser engliihe 6clebrte, Ser
& no bIduh ais Wtittel CUR Ser.
lGngerun8 0es 2eben3 riibmt, miro
oamit in Id)lehten @erud fommen.
llno ooh bat er, i%eltener @eiie, red)t.
I'm 8ottes miaen 6rall
SdnulSe. per fluht oenn ga 10 ent.
ietIid bel Sbncn2"
nNh, oos lit BLOB meiu Damn.
Ser mill in Die Stride geben uno FAM
iein @ebetbud nidt finoenl"
- 8enn Die gegeulp6rtige Mooe
III Inmcnfleioern nod iueiter getrie-
ben miro. oitrften Die aIei0er i'm
Treiie fallen, neil iehr menig Stoif
fir ein 8leio notbig iein miro.
@ir leien in eincr Setting:
nSnflucn5a i'm @cfGngniB". Sic ioa-
te sort ouf e1Dig bleibeu.
Ger &f gegen Den aapita.
IiSnus miro crit oanu beenoet mer-
oen, ipert npir ole = 3apitalilten
'itno.
- 5rnnfreih beltebt aui Der BIB,
lieicrung bon $4,000 Sunoen. 9a.
i'll lGBt Ser Simplicimts cine 5rait.
Die ibren pierfiiBiaen 2iebling mad
6ranfreid oerididt, iagen: Y2eb
pobl. 9llS5i, uuo glib ad)t, oaB Did
Glemenceau nift beiBt, ionit friegit
on Die SolImutb."
@ann lit cine Supple feline
Suppc? 8enn JIG 8einuppe
lit. = Damn lit lie ein ourt Die Sro.
bibition perbotenes, bodit sefabrli.
Dies 8etranf.
Sn Oklahoma, 10 berif)tet man,
lit neueroings perfiigt moroen, Dab N
ben Sd)ditfenltern feline Somenuntec.
tuaid)e mebr ~ausgeteut peroen borf
oornit oie iltngen @dnner nid)t Sha.
oen al ibrer RoraI nebmen. Gn
Sen alien @ieln par pobl nitlts
mebr 81 perberben,
- Gin %llltimatum an o'Inrun5in
e. Serrlif,! nun fam er lid| eInen
8er5 oarauf MAIDEN.
Sic baben geiast, Serr 0of-
tor, i'd Ioate spmnaitiide llebungen
MAIDEN es lit mir aber nidt moglid."
.8arten Sic nur 3rpei orei
Gage, Damn friegen Sic meine RedI.
nliug unb lteben gleib &opf."
- Ncue Srieoeusoebotte i'm Bum.
oesienat. @S hanoelt iih meniger I'M
Reoen, ais UNI ne,,e Iusre.
b e II.
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Sersnisunss=8 esweiier.

SiiOm. - s,eoen 2atmittas uuo abeno
BanoeIbiloer.
Gaiup. - 8anoeIbilber bon II nbr Rors
mittags Bis II lbr abenos; Sonns
tags 6on 9 ubr Ra6mittdgs bis IL
uhr NbeubS.
Sgnieaie. Seoeu Rnhmitta8 Hne
abenb BdnoelbiIoer.
ga GrsHe Eheater. - I'm ben Boheus
taaeu Robmittoss uno abenos Ban'
beIbtISer; Sonntass Bauoeoiae . Uor'
~ftelluugen.
Haialts (friber 9ome). - Seoen abeno
Bmoelbiioer; MIR Sonntags RatuIte.
GtrsuS.- Sebeu a6enb Ban6elbiloer;
9amstags uuO SOnRta9s Rdtinee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Sodjeitsgloden.

Nm Woutoq Norgcu iunS in Ser
St. Wnrn'S Stride Sic FRAMING uon
z. &iiIetbadl. Sobu non Nerru
Better &iliClbot III Cuala&fa. un0
6rI. Grace Etifcrt (od,ter pon Srn.
uno Gran !. u Yciftrt. 929 SilS
6. Stro6c, itatt Zen lrdaaft poIljog
Viurrer II. 2. TciFert pom Tubuqu2.
Soma. Elm Sutel Ser @rdiit. Rat
ciueru I'M &nuic Ser glteru ser @raut
kroirteu Nodl5cit@mdhle trat Sn& iliu.
&c Gbepaar cine &ot}seitSrcjle an.
Rotl Scr Siidfehr bon bieicr miro 6
'it IN "a 6roiie rpobulit, eiuridteR.
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Scrners 2iebe.

GS lit inimPrbin red)t bemerfens.
Dcrt, ooB an pcimariibcn 8erie.
pot iclbit her lan9i1brig perbciratetp
Observation-Disclosures 9crocr Der
liebte @orte III 1rold uno Sericn
oredJlclte, nm iie elmer oerbeirateten
Urau 5u iertoen. Sophie non
Sdorot mar oieie Iuscrforene Ser.
oers. Die Sdlmdgerin oct 6rau BON
Stein, uno Der hunoertidbriae u.
eeStag oieier 6rau - iie ltarb am
30. SliIi 1919 = gab InloB, oieier
mnterbIn beiuerfcnSperten 6rauen'
geltalt Ilt @eimarS al aeoenfen
Sic cntltammte Der b~etaunten. melt,
uer3tpci9teu Sornilie 9ernitorffs,
par friib ~oeriuaiit uno i'm Sauie ID.
reg 8ettcrs, oeS betannten @rafen
Soborm Sarttuig 8ernitorff in So.
penbagen auf9efpadien. 3Dausie.
lnbrig mar lie 1916 aIs 8ottin 6es
n~ltelten 9ruoers ser Charlotte bon
Stein, oeS 8eheimen States bon
Sd)orot, nab @eimar gefommeu,
no lie ipeniger ourf du(ere Rei5e,
oeren lie olBer ibonen. groBen ali.
gen nouig ii ermangeIn id)ien, aIs
oird 8eiit. 9iloung un6- Sumor
ale ~le1'cItc. @on3 beionbers iiibIte
lid Der Ser5og aar[ Iugnit BON
tbr dllQe3oqpn. Goethe sah Tie dern
ais @ait bel iid).
Sbre iprodIide ViIouna auber
Der Acknowledgment Sran3oiiih be.
herridte lie oas gngliihe uno Sta.
lier!lfe oollfommen nn0 iiberIettc
aus oieicn Sprad)en IN leidtilie.
BenoM 8erien bate lie nit Ser.
DER julamrrehgetrad)t, uno oieier
miro baIb Der geiitig itarf interelIier.
ten 6rali, oereu 8atte poaig in amt.
lld)en @cifldfteu aufging uno ser
Niitterfrclocn ueriagt blieben.
0rcuno mo @~eIiebter. ,ltnifuloi.
ger en8el" uanntc er iie. uno aud,
aaroIine Seroer piIegtc iie ,Iicbe
~ltn'd)nlo" ar5ure0en. Sd Iiebe
Sic 10 rein urlb ber3Iid), tuie Dos
Std)t mo 6eu uniidtboren Sim.
%uHeisntber, oa3 alaubcn Sic lider!"
10 Ihrieb Serr Serber IN fie. utb
Elm anocrmaI: Sap un@ OUT u,s
nadlen. oaB a,td DER Gmpiinouna
r%eirl'ter Htbem uiht Die gIiite unle,
rer Slebc triibel~ llno imuer bei.
iier inod or III 6os crIaubte Nab
iciner 2iebe, sd mab meiuem
Ner5en 9uft MAIDEN uno az Iif
ldlreihn. Iieber Stipciter, gnaeI.
heilige, liebe. uniduIoiae 9lune,
GnB ms oufhorfu. 100 mir. iinb.
VIII liebcu ms gu iehr 10 id,or
iu'r'S ms oerlengnen I'D, wciB uro
ld priiie MIDI int Snneritcn, oaf
,l Cld ME etnen giiael. fpit meinl
Sd1ue'ter liche; On Iiebit MIDI tan
ltnomol iiiBer. uniduIoilcr. holoer
Sem aan3t& &er3 lit Dor mir. gber
MIR iiao Ytenihcu aenla, llno Sic
'dlone "lltn,e u%niercr ~,Srcmoitaft
NM efnilen 9iebe nmf aui INNER
III H~ForAtutau bIiiheu unh alan.
zen" 9'ur eincm mar Sophie uon
Storet n,d't inmpatbiit: Shiuer
prrn1otte mar itluer icinc dbnei.
1iinN aelen lie III bcDpiuqen.
B
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Die aGcrmeiiten enalidDe 3

Die nllcrmsiitcn enali den 3et'
tunqen oiefes 2anoes mer6en lid III
Der bcooritehenoen Champagne fir
Die 8rdiiorntentpnbl, in elmer nldlt
fehr / beneioensrpertbcn 2aqe be,
finoen. 8dbren0 oe3 &rieges boben
iie nomIih ~gelogen ME georuft" ,
pie man 10 81 Iagen pfIegt. uno bic
GSolge miro fem. oaB man ibnen mob.
reno Der Champagne nift red)t glau-
ben niro. 8Gbreno elmer Ioldlelt
Champagne miro ohnehin ihon iebr
oft bas 8lauc pom &inmcl berllrter.
qeIoqen un0 Dem groBen Qrblifum
Sano in oie 4ugen geitreut. SIM
2aufe Der Sabre ieooh limo oerartige
2iigen fnIt tdgIid %fcit9cnagcIt nor
ben un6 man brnltd)t lid 0aber Eel.
nesDegs jill %punoern, nenn Die 2eier
FOLDER %2iieernptitc 3tlett n1iBtrmt.
iih tperoer. 2SeocniaIs meroeu mir
rinem gang lebbaiten CONNER uno
9erbit e%ntgegeniehen oilrfen. eiucr-
lei fper imuer Die Gauoiooteu ieiu
u1oger.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Zdtueine Sino ettuas 0ele
M rtr,

nber tpCru fte ooucr @iirmcr iino
Damn perliercr Sic Sen BrciS Se8
Suffers. peldcs sic Wiirncr Damn
crboIteu unb ritt Sic Sdnpeine.
8nnfen Sic eineu Gimcr BON Con.
feb's SaItem, flciucr elmer $t.O0,
GROCER Gimer S1.75.
0ieies NitteI treibt Die 8iirmer
irr1i,s uro itGrft oaS &ich. Tuh
gut fir Tferoe. Sdofc mo Silbc.
gu boben BET
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
HOeSChler Bros.
8. nnS 8iaiu etrufe.

sir 2duie ouf Dem 8ieh 1T infer
SLICES 2duienIIoer gut. @ebt nidt
ab. bIeibt Iieeer irro gibt cinen &c.
rub alb. Der Die eon3e oubcre Siiuc
our6sie5t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
az Mnft. feline farm oerfaufcu.

sF ulnBft 1etTe YARN o~ertanTen.
Serr 8liitoo 8rlen pom Gong Brai.
RE, Winu., ihreibt: sd babe ichr
on SfnDinoelonfalen gelitten. Sd
beIld)te mehrere Ier5te. fonntc aber
feline 9iIfe finoen. Gs muroc. I'M
@egentheiI, imner itIimmer nit
mir, bis i'd lhlieBlih Die Qanolpirtb,
fdlaft nuFgcbeu un0 meine 1Sorm Der,
fallfen m1lBte. Rcine Trol, Ole in
friibereu Snbreu 6orni's Alpenfrdu.
ter gebrduft bate. rieth mir. NIT
0ieiem Seilr1itteI eiuen Scriltf 5u
MAIDEN. Notloem ih cine 6Ioite III.
pcnfrdllter %gebrdltd)t bate, bcmcrfte
i'd cine bc0euten6c 0ciicrung in mel.
mem 9cfinoeu. Sed)s Sldid)cn oieieS
Sctlrnittels hoben ntif p~oIIItQnoig
gcheiIt. Sd bin Jest aciuno uno
ltorf 9cnlg, I'M ~irQcroeine Irbcit
rerrittcn 3It %founcn." GS 1T unS
fein bcIicres conItitutioneneS Sell
nlittei befnnnt. OILS S~Sorni'3 Nlpcn.
frGutcr. gs lit nit Red)t cine Sci.
fcriu Der gtotllr bel Ser Mieoerher.
iteIluug Der @ei,nobcit Qcnornt nor,
Den. 9amit man oieie8 SeilmittcI
itets friit) uno oircft aus Dem Qabo>
rntorium erhGlt. miro eS nitt ourtl
apotbefcr oertouit. @eaen ndberer
Iusfunft tperbe man iit) on Or. Ge.
fer Sobrtteo & Cons 60. 250I Naib,
ingtou gIoo.. Chicago. 81.
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Seridte uon brIben!

!, unridtig man
ieIbit beute nod
in mnnd,en Grei.
fen Der alten Sci
mntb bic 9etbel.
ligung Der
Ieutid ameri.
faner, fir Die es
iid Inn Die er-
elmer
ihaperen. aber
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Sn alien Soften

fompirten mebr 9eltte orauBen un-
ter Den Sternen oils III S1uiern, oob
iebt lit elm idones Seim Der Stol8
zines ieoen Nonnes. gs lit ieoods
cine unbeitreitbare Sbotiate, oaB Sic
UNI eil biibihes Seim 3u bauen, lido
mes 8aubol5 oosu babeu miiiieu. Sas
lit Die Sorte, Die mir perfnufen tpentp
es ST. Senitern, &biireu. SenIterl6oen,
SliBbooen uim. fommt.. @ir iiber-
treffen Nne. @eben sic uns cine
Trobebeitelung.
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Is luirS INNER id6ner. Gas Sci

'~EtN tHHH8Nt THVHtts ~NN OII'
tungSpupier foitet Jest III tIeiuen
Gunutitoteu 10 Gents pro &iuHh.
Ecufe oarait. Iieber 2cier. luenu Sir
Scr 0ahn aufiieigeH iolte Ser Sci
tuusSmann ipiHne Seioe al Dir
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
qoRdres 8.

SdaSenfener. aur3 mad 6 ubr
QeItpru 0orgen entitanoen JrDeI feline
~sSeler, oos cine in 8oliie BON @en'
ru ebriam, 1910 Ga Groiie Strabe,
lno 6os onoerc arf Dem 9od1e oe5
So1iips bon 95obn q. Goblib, 1903
Riilinippi StraBe. On bei0en Sal
len qelong es ser herbeigcruienen
~Geuerpebr groBeren Sdaoen 3u Der
bitten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Rencr .Goruner's GOdtail". 81

3cncr ,GorOner's GOdtaiI". Die
Gbicoqoer BoIi}ci lit ouI Ser Git
die nab Dem Gerfertiger zines neu-
en- rGoroner'$ Gottoil". oeiien Wjr.
fiitg nod t60tIiher gu iein iheint,
oIs bon &oI3 Gltobol. Nm Wtitt-
mod, tporen fiiniun0jmon5ig Opfer
oiefes @iites in iebr eruitem 3lIitance
in 2rmfenbdiliern uuo ems 0eriel'
ben 1T bereits q%eitorbeu. Cine Inu-
Ipfe 6es 8etrdnfs bat porIduiig ergc-
ben. 0df oosielbe ans 8etreioe 3 I'll.
fohol uno Ritro. 8en3ol be-
Itebt.
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AuscrhaI6 Der 0reimeilcnSOne an

MmFerbaIb Der NretmelIen50ne M
Der otlantiIheu &ilite, irgen0rpo 5lpi'
fd,en SEN SGfen BON Nctp 9orf uno
Baltimore liegt ein GROCER 0ampfer
mo 81 oieiem MAIDEN iebt unge5dblte
ccSyaften 8ergniigun9srciien 9luf Die
fem 8ompfer lit ndmlih gegen guteS
Be!o, ODER iogen mir niel @elo allies
3u buben. mas ouritiqe SeeIen lid,
nltr miiniten m6gen. Die Sade iii
Der Sropfen 8crmrth i'm 6reuoen.
bedcr Ser Boiierlimpel.
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airdlidts.
Heiormirte Ct. 5sbannes @emeinSe
Gde 4. nnb Warfet Stra6e,
lSrfAnr g 11tk,v,eS

EUWSts II ~tvuHktteF'
Sonnta9sid)nle uni 9:15 ubr.
@ottesoienIt nm 1890 ubr.
8eiuher un6 Sreunbe iino uns i'm.
mer berSli6 DiIfommeh
e-
8dhafts Rutisen.
10y Yer @eiser gu mdbiesn 8inie,
leiber modate, eiuen uerIdbfihen &dth
deher fin Seebs anb Rorieases brauh;
oher @eib auf quite Sihtrbeit a,tsieibti
nil. tpeube Nh on u. Z. 6tdif6
203 9. 4. StroRR. "t-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27
FREE INFORMATION
FOR HOMESEEkERS.

The u. S. Railroad Administration has
assembled information regarding farm OPP
portunities in the several states, and will
furnish it to homeseekers free on request.
The work will be done through the newly
established homeseekers' bureau. head
quarters in Washington.
"We are receiving about 1000 letters a
week from persons who wish to engage
in farming" said j. L. Edwards, manager
of the Agricultural Section of the u. S
Railroad Administration. "The inquiries
come from every state, asking about agri-
cultural advantages in undeveloped terri.
tory. We furnish dependable data, and
through our service many investors have
been able to find just what they were
looking for.
"Onr information is put out in form
Of, Illustrated booklets, by states. sent to
those sufficiently interested to write and
tell us what kind of farm project they
have in mind, and naming the state the
opportunities in which they desire to in
vestigate. Homeseekers can find in the
United States productive land at reason.
able prices and on liberal terms, first class
markets, excellent transportation facili'
ties, satisfactory climate, and ideal liv'
ing conditions. Now that the war is over
/ look for a revival of farm development
beyond that of any pre-war period" Cor
respondence from homeseekers is solicited
Address. Room 1000, Homeseekers' Bureau
u. s. Railroad Administration, Washing
ton, D. C.-Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27
PRODUCING HIGH-cLASS MEAT
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep Have Been
Mated and Selected to Make Cuts
Tender and Juicy.

Meat making animals--beef cattle,
hogs and sheep-have been selected
and mated so as to increase the pro-
duction Of high-class cuts; to make
more tender and juicy meat, with
better intermingling Of fat and lean.
md with a lesser percentage of waste.
The breeds Of dairy cattle have been
improved by selecting those producing
the highest yields of milk and butter
fat, and draft horse progress Is esti-
mated by the ability to produce anil
mails capable Of moving unusually
heavy loads. Consequently, II breed
ing animal is able to impress upon its
offspring the ability to make more
meat or milk, or to generate more
power than 1t was possible for the
unimproved part Of the ancestry to
do, then that breeding animal has
demonstrated his worth.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27
Thousands Have. Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for
it's remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview Of the subject, made the as.
tonishing statement that one reason why
so many applicants for insurance are re-
jected is because kidney trouble is 80
common to the American people, and the
large majority of those whose applica-
tions are declined do not even suspec.
that they have the disease. 1t is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes,
medium and large.
However, If you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27

vice on these matters will be given
by the various state forestry depart
ments or by the forest service of the
United States department Of agricul-
ture.
Municipal Forests Needed.
Acute need for fuel In emergencies
furnishes one of the strongest argu-
ments for cities or towns maintaining
municipal forests in available wooded
districts. These emergencies may be
expected periodically, and municipal
forests serving as parks and pleasure
grounds or as protection to water sup
plies can come into play as fuel re-
serves in time Of stress when coal can
not be obtained in sufficient quantities.
The foresters recommend the point to
the thoughtful consideration Of every
community which has suitable ad'
jacent woodland.
Some towns already own such tracts,
and eventually many Of these forests
are expected to be In the older set
tied sections of the country when 1t is
found how easily they are handled and
how advantageous they are In many
respects. Instead of being sources OF
expense, weIl-managed woodlands
should quickly become sources of con
siderable revenue to the communities
owning them.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27
GETTING MOST FROM SHEEP
Ewes Bred at Time When They Have
Green, SuccuIent Stuff Are In
Prime Condition.

The period of CESSATION Of eve
averages about $50 days, so that when
breeding for lambs to come In Febru-
airy or March 1t is possible to secure
a mating season while there is still
some green pasture. Ewes bred at a
time when they have green, succulent
stuff are wen conditioned and are
more likely to have from two to three
lambs apiece than ewes which are
bred while in thin flesh or fed on an
all-dry ration. Underfed ewes or ewes
in thin flesh when bred usually have
one, sometimes two, lambs apiece. and
such lambs are generally weak and
scraggly and are hard to raise.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27

grazed continuously for from 80 to 100
years and to all appearances are better
than ever now.
Lime, phosphates, and stable manure
are the materials which give the best
and most lasting benefits. They are
also the cheapest Of fertilizing sub
stances. A liberal use of these at the
start is advisable rather than small
applications at frequent intervals. The
same may be said Of reseeding. Scat
tering little seed among weeds and
brush is usually waste Of time and
money. The results obtained are not
at oil comparable to those where a
seed bed with fertilization has been
prepared before seeding.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27
FUEL SUPPLY OF
FUTURE on FARM
Many Communities Finding It
Necessary to Go Farther Back
for Their Wood.
SHOULD PROVIDE WOODLANDS
Not Desirable to Use Good Agrlcul.
turaI Lands, az Inferior Spots viii
Grow Sufficient Amount for
Each Years Needs.

prepared by the United States Depart
.~$ ment of Agriculture.)
Communities In wooded regions
should not depend on the chance
growth of wood for their future fuel
supply. Already many communities,
especially In the Northeast. are finding
1t necessary each year to go farther
and farther back for their wood, or to
cut smaller trees each succeeding year,
because the available supply of stand
inc wood is too small to allow the
trees to grow to the proper size be-
fore they arc cut.
Must Provide Woodlands.
The time will come-and soon In
some regions, the foresters say-when
1t will be necessary to set aside areas
to produce wood, and to manage them
for maximum wood production in the
shortest possible time. 1t is not de-
sirable to devote good agricultural
land to this purpose; generally the in
ferior land on farms will grow suf-
ficient fuel to supply regularly. each
years needs. Farms with such land
are numerous in the hilly sections Of
the country. and are found almost ev-
erywhere except in the prairie and
plains regions and in limited areas
in the river bottoms.
Meanwhile, the least that should be
done is to see that fire and other de-
structive agents are kept out of grow
ing woodland, and that in cutting for
f1rewood only the material taken out
which will not injure the productive
capacity OF the remaining stand. Ad.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27
A Meek and LowIy Follower.

Much to her chagrin, the LADY,
speaker had inadvertently and con-
tinually used the expression, ''Do you
follow me?" A meek little man in the
front row added to her annoyance by
signifying each time that he did.
The lady speaker was exceedingly
annoyed - exceedingly. Finally She
beckoned to the house policeman.
Officer" she ordered, 81 wish you
would take this offensive male brute
into custody. He has persisted in fo,-
lowing me all evening"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27
BUTTERMILK GOOD FOR PIGS
cIves Practically Same Results as
Skimmilk - Chemical Analysis
Shows Little Difference. ~

Careful experiments show that but
termilk gives practically the same feed
ing results with pigs as skimmilk and
as a matter of fact, its chemical an
alysls shows very little difference from
skimmilk so they can be considered
equal and the equivalent of each other
when fed under similar conditions.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27
SELECTION OF A GOOD BOAR
Pick a Strong Animal Of Best Bone.
Vigorous and Well Hammed-
Raise Quality Of Feeders.

In selecting boar, get good
strong hog of good proportions. best
Of bone, vigorous, well hammed, Of
masculine appearance, good head and
ear and a round rib, and in this way
you raise the quality Of easy feeders
that is worth much to the man who Is
making pork hogs his business.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27
LIVE STOCK BEST TO
MAINTAIN FERTILITY
Pastures Should Be Looked Upon
as Permanent Investment.
No Better System Of Farming Than
Grazing With Beef Cattle or Sheep
Use Lime, Phosphates and
Stable Manure.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
Fertilizing pastures should be
looked upon as permanent invest
ment, In class with fences and
buildings, rather than reason for ex-
pecting full pay and profit the sea-
son they are applied. No system Of
farming maintains fertility once in a
soil as does grazing with beef cattle or
sheep. There are many pastures in the
blue grass region which have been
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-02-27
EXERCISE NEEDED BY soWs
n Not Given Sufficient Amount Pios
Are Likely to 5e Weak-Aiso
& Liable to Chill. 81

(. II the soys do not have SUFFICIENT
exercise. their pigs, when farrowed.
are very likely to be weak and not
able to kick strongly and sQueal loud
enough to make their mother vet up
when she lies on them. Also the pig
are much more likely to chill ct IN
critical dine e they ars wsats :