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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Gin tntietlidles Grbbeben in Gbina.

5bongbai Z. Mdr5. - sSn ben
Yrobin3en &oufu unb 5benii buber1
tpieoerum ibtpere Grbbeben ltattge=
fl1nben. @ier eingetroHenen gerihten
.5nfolge iinb babel 25O,OO0sWeeniden
=nmgefommen. Ser SnngerSnotbilfs=
ausibuB nimmt cine nnterIn6nng
Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
NorozDafota.

8ismard. Isle Der e6emalige
5taatsidoBmeHter g. q. 9lion ain
Naittlpoh in 8ismerd mitteilte, 1T IN
ter ben gem1Bigteren EIementen Der
Nonpartiian 2eagl1e 11no Der nnab-
bdingigen cine 8etpegu1tg inn @ange,
cine ne11e, brittle 8nrtei in 5taate 81
|grnnbben. 0lion ugt biin5n, man bra,1=
DE iiih nit Der Mngelegenbeit nidt be-
:fonoers al beeiIen, bod ioQe bic Har-~
tel Bis az ben algen1einen 5taatsz
ipabIen nddiiten anbreg bolit6nbig
nraoniiiert 6aiteben. &eire Der beioelt
ge11nnnten Nnrteien iagf Dlio11, fonz
ne boffen, geniige1n6 5ti1n1ren 81 be-
fonln1e1L sat ginbeitlidbffei ii Der Be
omtenfdnft bes 5taafes geiiiidter ND
re; 6esbnD bnlh e. Die gepIol1te rene
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17


ga nl,roe am Minqtpodf Ell Hglnr err
|6rtert ben Staatsberbairioen Ser 2iga
|fuit boaitdnoige selbititdnbigfeit al
geben. Gs III borgeiblagen, Die ge-
amMtellG arteifinanBen innerbah bes
|5taates ben 5taatsDerbdroen al IL
|berlaiien Die Damn audi Ole 5eBn III
ben ein3eInen Staaten erideinen0en
Harteibldtter 5l unterbaltel1 bdtten.
Dnlutb. 80 s33tpei n1nl11asfierte gon-
bitten iberfielen einen 2aoen bier,
|i6lugen. ben glerf 9arrD Qope, 60
Sabre al. gu 8oben ltnb entfan1e1l
nit $$445 in gnar nnb gbeds, BET
llbr bon 2ope ullb ettpag Maren.
&ur3 nnd)6em 2ope ben 2aben mors
gems ge0ffnet batte, pnliierte oles.
gracD. gnn6esbeamte batten BEL
elmer 5dnappsro53m cine Ddtillerie
n~usgeboben unb al1f ibr Mltomobil
gelnoen. @obrenD lie in Elm Sotel gin
gen, I'M iibren Sunger 81 itillen, muir
De BON Dem anBen o6ne ISOLDE tie
ben6en M1lto Ole gan5e Deitiaerie ge-
Itpbler.
MIbert Sea. pe1rD Sobnion,
Isl Sabre oft, felt bielen Sal1ren i'm
|5ignnloienit Der Minneapolis & ct.
|2ouis giienbabn, mnrbe erbangt i'm
|gr6de5hnR 1eireS SaltfeS altfqeblr=
ben.
Mar]ban. Mm Jreitagabenb
|brah 5euer IN er-Drtldaft HuileIl,
ettpa 10 Meilen bon bier NIT 500
|Gimpo6nerr an Ser @reot Northern
|gilenbabn o,1s. Ser ~@einmmtfbnoen
|bel1uftt iiiid1 auf uber 100000. Sic
|5taot Mariban ian6te auf ben erifen
|@ilfer1f iofot cine Dampfiprite, Die
|aber nidJts mebr at tim fotro, als lie
anfam.
Spanboe. &ier bat sic gebeim=
nisoone 5dlaffunfbeit ibr critics 0pz
fer geforbert n6mli6 4nton &ac5-
ronsfi SO Sabre alt.s Seine @ranf-
heit tpur6e bon alen Mer5ten dis -&Ndt=
lei betradtet.
Montepibeo. -gls Mittel CUR 60
lung ser 6lnt.&ontrone Trage rpllr-
Be bier borge|blagen aus Dem Sal 6es
Mtnneiotn 6luiies einen Stoafs Borf
gu fdaffen nnb miro bieiem Hroieft
groBeg SSnterefie entgegengebrudt.
SerguS SAILS. &oB 8etrie, q
Sabre a1t, bat iiiid it Der Nabe feiner
elterliben 8obmlng an einem 8ou=
me erbdngt. gu gbren ieines Sc
bnrtsetages mar cine @eie1idnft fnr
tim orrangiert moroen, nod beren
|sbh1B er bie Mbiidf nusiprab .iid
81 eridieBen. Mnr nobm tint ben SIC
bolner neg, tporan er fid mhtg er=
hangte. Cine 2iebesaffdre nir6 als
urfobe a11gegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

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111inneiota
9ie Geaislatnr.

9os 5enatsfomitee fir gilenbabn.
angelegenbeiten empfaN Die 8orlager
our Mnnabme, mel6e berlangt, 0ah
Autos so SUB Dor ie0er nidt beidiit.
ten giieubabnfreu5ung al bouen1
Salt gebrabt iperben muiien, ulber
Die arer5ung Iiegt 10, bob mon 1000
6,1B nod ieoer Seite bin anf etpo
paiiierenoe 3iee aufpaiien lam.
0as SuIti5fomitee bes SmieS empfabl
sic @orlaset snr Mnnabme, bob &idl
ter, sic so Sabre oft ~geiDoroen iino
1tno so Sabre ge6ient baber, lih fiji
Den &eit oes 2ebens bel boDem Sc
fult iollen our Glbe 5eben oMrfen.
8iIb. 8. 4eup, 9titriftsridter bon
&amiep County lit enter Ger 8etera=
men, auf apel6e elm berartiges @eIet
iofort Mntpenoa1ng fin0en miiroe. Ser
Staotsienat mbm 9ienitag Sic 8or-
Iage an, tpelbe oie 5m1tb 81. SAUL
2ioe Stod gr6ange @iebborie) 81,
einem offenen Marft MAIDEN ion, Ser
sen geietli1en 8eItimmungen zines
iol6en nnterporfen fem miir6e. Gin
1timmig nurbe cine &eioll1tion a11ge=
1ommer1, tpelde Sen 8an6esfongreb
erlu6en Iou, etpas fir Ole gegen 5000
8alblan&9pfer I'M n0r6li6en Minne
toto ai1 tlt1t, 6eren @~eiamtiba6en OUT
ettpa $25, 100000 bere6net mnr6e.
Ser &ongreB ion cine rationale 8alo=
b~ranofommiiiion idaffen, pelde be-
boGmadtigt fem ion, iolde granb-
~berIuite Dime Mnruf11ng Ser @eribte
al1 erleoigen. Senotor Mbams reidfe
cine gorIage Elm, BOB nnbeilbarer
@abniinn audi in Minneiota ols @bs-
ideioungsgruno onerfannt meroen
ion.
Senator S. 6. 2in6slep ous Cor
bin reibte cine 8orlage Elm, 6aB Sic
6riit fir 3ablungen bon @%r11noeigen=
tumsiteuern erlt am 1. Robember oes
Sabres ablaufen Jon, ftutt f6on am
1. Sunni. Cine on6ere 8orIage berlangt
6as ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in 3ufunft in
5tpei Soften ie0es Sabr iouen be5ablt
tperben f0nnen, cine ON 1. Stunt un0
Die atpeite am 1. Nobember. Ser
Stoatsfemt nabm flint @eiebborlagen
on, tpel6e oie Observation-Disclosures
NngeIegenbeiten NIT Sen Minimal=
lo%bn=Iffaren beridmel5en Ionen. 81
le flint murben bereits borber bon
bem Mbgeoronetenbauie angenontmen,
nnb geben an ben @onberneur 5ur
ltnterfhrift. 9ie 8orlager molten eine
neue &ommiiiion, 6eren Witglieoer ie=
bes $4,000 6as Sabr @ebnf befom-
MEN ionen. SSm 5erot Dnroe eine
gorlage gegen 6en @rlaB bon geri6t=
Iiden ginbaItsbefeblen gegen Streifs
eingereidt Iotpie ougegen Bob Strei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

ipnroe be6annt aegrbeu bob bic Sin.
tpobneridaft bon Miinneiota mebr dig
|ibr al1f 100000 ~beredgnetes Quotum
5um 9erbert Soober's Gonb bon $33.-
100000 fiji 1ie Speiilttg bon $500
900 n~otleibenoen &inoern IN europa
beitrug. 8eridte Mber ole am
DenItag letter Mode I'M 5taate ab-
gebaltenen @iqage. nn6 Eotnn-8ab-
len 5eigen, baB IN mebreren 5duel
5ral1en itabtii9e Men1ter erbalten bba-
ben. 6ran 8. 6. Bierce mnroe 5nr
Blrgemeilieriin BON @ooobue u1o
Jral1 aNaria Sirin our 8Irgemeiite-
rim III @inton gepdblt IN leBtgera1lll
ter 9rtf9aft mnrbe aud 6rau 8ilbel
nina Sill our 5ta0tidreiberin &C.
mdbIt. Drei Grauen nurben al M1-
ni5ipaIsgbabmei1tern erndblt: Sral,
Dliba 6aperin ii 8itpabm, Sri. 8eliie
Bacon In @ralloba unb Srau Mnna
|gnnqniit III goleraire. - Ser 8nr6
Der Sarm Buirog bon Minnelota bat
5tpei gabn5ulaoungen nbrig gebliebe=
men Mais fir nie Notleioenoen in GU
ropa bepiasgt. l1eber 10000 I'M
gelernte Mrbeiter Der 8nbnen I'M
NorDipeIten perben BON Der geplanten
eobnberabiebung betroffen perben,
mie am Sreitaa in Giienbobnfreifen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

ter negen geridap6rlng nidt nerbaf-
5tet mer6en bari. Ser 5tnatsnrbeiter-
0bnno berlangt Die 4nnabme zines iol-
den @eiebes. al
SIN Sanie nn0 i'm 5enat nalroe1l
bier @elebnorlagen eingereidt, peld)e
|beoentenb h6bere 8epiqigungen fnr
Sic stoats lltliperiitdt perlangen. Sic
|berlangten Mebrbemiqigunger belan-
fen lib 5ulamu,en nidt CANA nlrf
|5ebn MilIionen Collars. Sic Minne=
toto Steuerfonferena .empfabl benz
Mbgeoronefenbauie eine 8orlage fur
Mnnronung elmer Mmenoierung Der
.5taatsperfaliu1tg babin. baB Minre-
|lota iiid in s3ufnnft aud elmer Gin
|fommenitel1er iol erfreuen burferl.
SIN abaeoronetenbauie Der 2egisla-
|hlr murbe cine Geiol,ition eingereiht,
in meld)er Der 8nn0esfongreB erin9t
mer0en ion, meiter ieoes Sabr2 Wilio
men Doaars fir ole 8egulierl1fg oes
|Miiiiiiippi al bepiaiger, inoem man
oef @pffntng &a11ln gibt, baB mon
ben Strom bod idlieBlib miro in
|6ng sodh bes rea1ilaren Nradtper=
|fefra ami,naen fSnren. Inter Mufbe=
|b11nn Ser Meoeln baiiierte ser @enat
gomltadmoraen cine MaBnabme,
eg sfaaoten nit elmer 8ebolfe-
.r1,nn NON mehr 6enn 10000 Bis 90
900 gefpohnern ermoaIidt, muniai=
.po1e eIeftriihe aidt- l1nb @raft-Mn-
.iaaen All etablieren. Sic 8ia maroe
I'M 5enat bonn genator S. 8. Guilt
ban einqebradt, nadoem meielbe Mit=
.te letter ISOLDE bereitg int Meprafen-
.~tonfenhm1s ol1toeheiBen morbeu mar.
&c Isl 6ieg eine MaBnahrue, Sic 61rd
.hip 4ontroperie amifd1en Ser ct.
8nbIic serbiee gpmpanp urb
.6pn @paftoebrouhern Ser stabt ct.
.gIm,n npnonInkt m,1rbe. 6iinfohtel
.6pr gtinn,npn 5in6 prfor6erlih Nonbg
fs;i;r Ginriht,t,n ,,nh 11nfprhnf elmer
he,o,tiinpn MnIoop >, hprm,gnohen
NuA nenn 5tunoen Idnger Debaf=
tie muroe in beiben &aniern Ser @eieR=
.seseM 20 Si. anpaa NV 5las oo a,.4o. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

Imeroen, perbntet. 8iele Mdnner.
5ralen nno &lnoer neroen fiir ga11l
o1poere 4rnnfbetter beba1loelt, oblpoDl
lie nit 9Goofs, Banoz, Ninoer= Sdtpe'1==
ne ooer Stednaoeltpurmer bebafte1
lr1o: .9os 1idefe Nn5elden 1T Ans=
ld)etoen bon Seile11 beg Burf1es At-
[0efe Mr5etd)en flno Beerlsllllt oeS ZIP.
petlts nit acknowledged 9etBbu11ger.
belegter 3unge, Soobrer11ers 5d1nler.
5en int Vaqgger Elm friede11oes 8efiDl
I'm Wtagen u1o Beodrme, MnfitoBen.
forttpabre11oes spnden, Naienbobren,
nnperoal1li9feit, sdaneraen I'M &l=
ten nr1o 8lieoern, Sdapiroel, &opfs
lbmer5en, GrIdopfurtg, MATES 8e=
fnbl bel leerem Nsngen, Wr1nger11
u11o 0l1ufle 6irlge llnfer ben Mngen.
Wa11ii1n, epileptllde anfdae nnb
4rampfe fin0 III Sdaen anf Die Nmrr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Robes gdaueinefleiid 1T iebr ,tnse.
i11nb - mnf crit gut gefo6t
iner6en.
|2eiem Sic bieien Mrtifel. IS 1T
Sir &Drteil.

Mer3te behnupten, BOB 6urdf] nnge-
fodtes 8ino= ober 56neinefleilb Der.
Jeino Ser Menfhbeif, ndirnlih Der
ganomalrm, eingefubrt miro. lin bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
9artei flr sic eir5ig mogIide So

gortei tic sic ein5ig mogIibe So.
|illng.
Sarge. Die Brage, ob in Rortb
Gafota cine WaN air. MbieBllng ge=
|miiier Staatsbeamten ~abgebalten tper=
ben fon ooer nid5t, miro III. einem
staatsfonbent Der @egner Der Non4
partilan league, Die iiid Die nnabbar1s
|gigen netsren, am 80. un0 81. Maar5
enfidieoen meroen, nie Dom 5uitdns
oigen MusidnB befannt gegeben iDalr-
|be.
gan Soof. - 3nr6 cine @eud)bu-
|itenzgpioemie mh @ompIifationen
|iinb "A Snbnnerfimer naif ser Sort
)gertboIb Geierpation geitorben Ole
meiften oieier &irl6er nur6en am
|sterbetag iofort beeroigt, genraB eli
ner alten @%epobnbeit unter ben Sn-
|bianer.
Hoielm. Mangel an gnntge=
treble miro offs llriade bon Diebltdb.
len %angeieben. Gin 6aEnler na1le1g
8arner murbe tint 400 Buidel mnD
Elm anberer Inn 200 Bufda Saatgez
treioe beitoblen.
Mnriban. Ser friibere Sheriff
George q. 5eofielo non Menbille
County bat cine Sdabeneriakflnge
Fit $4,000 gegen g. S. 5leeper bon
bier eingereibt tpege1i perldumoeri=
|iber aritif ieiner Amtfiibr1,ng.
sNmeStotun. 9ier far6 cine Son
benton Ser Hortb Gufota Grain Sea-
|lers Miocmtion itatt, an Ger iid) iiber
800 3elegaten be~teiligten. Die sc
|cl1ritp 5tate Banf III Gourtenn5 MUIR
|6e anf Mltoronllng 6es ItaatIiden
Banfprnfers boriibergebeno geidloi-
len, big ee1pifie @eloer eingeaogen
|nnb Die Jinatl5en au cine felte @rrnb
lnge gebraeM iein neroen. 8ereitS
Dor mebreren Bo6en mar bie Banf
borubergeben6 geihloiien moroen..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

le Wnrl1ler aus
benz 5Dite11 al
balten, muB aaes
5leifb gut gefodf
iein uno neroen
5d)mer5en uno.
2eiDen, Die 0ur9
5bDeine=, Naoel=
Minoer-, @oof=,
ooer 5tednaoeI=
berurladlt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

0ietor Berger'g r1eller 8ro5eB if
cine berbe n8rudpeiil1ng fir 8iidter
|2anois, BET bes Nntipismus beidnl-
|oigt mar. 9as 9berlan6esgeriht
itimmte Sen Mntp6lten bes Miltpat=
fee'er -5oaialHlten BET 11no iagt Dab
Der 8aiebaaipieler 8idter ME bate
Sen Yro5eB fllbren 1ouen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
sal5Iuf. - @err garl @rufbfe
-. o1Ia..I amtL rI~aLl. CO.. In@1

BON Alpenf, Mib., fdreibt:: .ussSsm let
ten Binter nabm id einen innger1
Damn an, nm mei1en 56bnen beim
9ol3fduen 5n Hlfen. Dieier iunge
Mann bate einen ihlim1llen SUB; er
lit un gal5fluB nnb fem 8ein, bon
DEM &nobeI bis 8um anie, ipar NIT
neinen nn0 groBen @efhtpiren be-
|0edt. gs mar ibnedlih an5nieben. Or
s,par BEL eirem tndtigen Mr5tgepeien,
Der Inn etlide Der @efdtpure nit Ell
mem MeHer ge0ffnet battle, aber ibrl
idlieBIih fagte, oaB er linn ni6t BEL
fen f0nnte. 8ir gabe11 Inn Gorni's
Mlpenfr6nter unb man6ten auBerlib
55orni's 9eil0I on ul1b bebanbelten i'm
10 feds @oden lang, bis Die BeihtDu=
ne beridtm1noen unos6er ilnge Wana
gebetlt mar" Gornis Mpenfral1ter
entbGH iene @eilelemente, nelde W1lt=
ter Natur 10 freigebig I'M 9flan5etl>
reid b~orgefeben bat @s berbeiiert
oas Slut un0 baut oas gan5e Snitem
nuf. Mpotbefer for1len es nid)f berfau-
fen; es inin6 6ireff geliefert aus Sem
2abopatorium bon 8r. Beter 6nbr-
l,eD & Sons 60, 2501 @afbington
glpb., Chicago, 50.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
and The FLU
First Step in Treatment Is a Brisk
Purgative With Calotabs, the
Purified and Refined Calomel
Tablets that are Nausea
less, Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found by experiences
that no medicine for colds and inhu.
enza can be depended upon for full ef.
fectiveness until the liver is made thor.
ourhly active. That is why the hrst
step in the treatment is the new, nausea
less colonel tablets called Calotabs,
which are free from the sickening and
weakening effects of the old style ealo.
mel. Doctors also point out the fact
that an active liver may go long way
towards preventing influenza and is one
of the most important factors in en-
abling the patient to successfully with
stand an attack and ward OF pneu'
monia.
One Calotab on the tongue at bed
time with a swallow Of water-thati
all. No salts, no nausea nor the slight
est interference with your eating, pleas.
ure or work. Next morning your cold
has vanished, your liver is active, youi
system is purified, and you are feeling
fine, with a hearty appetite for break
fast. Druggists sell Calotabs only n
original sealed packages, price thirty
five cents. Your money will be cheer
fully refunded if you do not find than
delightful.-(Adv.)
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19

nit of thorough and easy cleaning.
Well drained clay floors have many
good points in their favor.
"A barn with two rows of tie stails'
facing n center feeding alley for the
COWS. and with pens for calves ana
Young stock directly back of the COWS
ana next to the outer walls, Is prop
ably the most practical arrangement.
This makes for minimum OF labor III
handling the calves.
"Ample yard space should be pro-
vided adjacent to the barn. for the
cow herd needs plenty of exercise ana
should be turned out every day for al
least a few hours. Small calves also
need exercise, yet should not be re-
ouired 10 withstand too much expos
ure. For open heifers and dry cows
q cheaply constructed shed which pro,
vides shelter from wind and storm ano
dry place to lie down and so ar
ranged as to ensure economical feeu
ing. is all that is necessary. Ihes'
animals should not be handled In large
punches, but should be divided an'
grouped according to size and cohui
tiOn."
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
LIVING COSTS FARM FACTOR
Primary Requisites of Life, Furnished
by Farm, often Underestimated
and Unrecoenized.

Labor income Is not the limiting
factor in determining how much the
farmer shall have to eat, but 1t is the
determining factor for the wage Garner
in the city. Food, fuel, and shelter
are primary requisites of life, and the
farm furnishes Its proprietor good
proportion of these necessaries in ad-
diIiOn to the income he derives from
the sale of farm products. These
things that the farm furnishes directly
toward the living expenses of the
farmers family enable him to live
though his crops are poor. This in
direct income from the farm is often
underestimate, often unrecOgnized
unless provision is made for accurately
recording it in the farm accounting
system, says specialists of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
DISEASE KILLS
CLOVER WEEV|l
Natural Enemy of Parasite RE-
vents 1t Developing into
Serious Menace.
INSECT EXACTS LARGE TOLL
Pest Is Found In Practically Every
Section of Country Where Glover
Ia orown-Larvae Most Numer-
GUS During Spring.

prenared by the United States depart
ment of Agricultural
II II were not for an ever-preseh.
fungous disease, which is a powerful
natural enemy of the cioNei
weeyil, this pest would develop ihto a
Serious menace to one Of America
most important crops-cio'er, !',
cIover-leaf weevil, even with inns
handicap. is one of the most uahsei
GUS of clover pests and eHacts u iais '1
annual toll. The larvae OF the "eeNn
usually are checked by the luhsou'
disease. which spreads rapidly anu re
duces their numbers to neSilsioie
quantity in remarkably short tiine'
Brought From Europe.
Like many pests now present III IN,
country, the clover-leaf weeVh was III
PRODUCED accidentally from huiope'
where il is well known. The hrst rec
ord of its occurrence as a pest III the
Tinted States was in 1881, when se
we're outbreak occurred at BARRING TN
M. 1t is now found in practlca's
every section of the country "neie
clover is grown. Its chief 1000 clop
is clover, but it also feeds on aliaii"
and sweet clover.
The adult weevil lays its eggs on
the stems of the clover plant, ana IL
carly spring the larvae hatch ana De
gin To feed as soon as the clover starH
its growth. Larvae are most huihel
Gus during April, but beginning VIII
Nav there is a gradual falling OH II
numbers, and by the end OF that lhoh'l
or the middle of June, practically al
have completed their growth ana spu
their pupal cocoon. The adult weeVl's
or beetles, emerge in from 10
, days. and feed steadily on the Grove
plant for about two weeks, afte
which they become semidormant' {
. remain inactive until early in Septen
her At this time they again becon
y active and feed for about moh'I
10 during which the eggs are laid.
Hides During the Day.
Both the larvae and adult weevl
feed during the night, and conce
themselves in the day under rubDl'
or in cracks in the ground. usual
II they work on the underside OF
II leaves where they eat small holes al
II are not seen except by the careful G
II server. The most important check
III the pest is the fungous disease, WIN
III kills the larvae in vast numbers al
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19

Tulsa between you and me no Tor
d spreada round / gotta leetle suS-
gest. / tella you sOmating bouta wot
ees go on cen deesa Washington ia
capital U. S. A. place.
tella one my frien bouta hard time
| gotta for see da Pres. He say ola
Pres was gonna start speaking tour
and mebbe was too busy for see me.
aska my frien wot's matter ees da
Pres gotta trouble weeth Mrs. Pres
and no speaka to her. You know, l
no lika dat way and 1 feela sorry eef
he gotta trouble weeth da family.
My fren say, "Wot's matter YOU
Pietro, da Pres he no gotta trouble
weeth da family. Wot for you tink?
I say, "well you jusa tella me da
Pres was gonna start speaking to hel
so how you tink l know wot for ees
da quarrel"
You know, I unerstanda gooda Eng
Ieesh so mocha my frien, but he sa.
was meestake. He tella da Pre-
was gonna starta speaking tour.
tella heem eef was Pres and / gott'
trouble weeth da wife | starta speak
ing to her jusa for general principle
You know everybody gotta troubl
somatime weeth da wife. But l tin
da Pres gotta righta idee deesa tim'
I tink he ees smarta guy eef he start
speaking to her even eef he haya
stop maka speech leetle while.
Wot you tink?
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ami he ate and ate, never thinking Oh
stopping until his mother, awakening
from her nap, saw his hind legs anu
jumped up with a grunt.
Then Billy Pig tried to jump, 100,
but to his surprise, though he Wlsgleu
and squirmed, he could not move
He had eaten 80 many apples ne
could not get back through the hole'
and though his. mother poked anu
pulled. he was held fast.
Such squealing and grunting never
was heard. The brother piggles ulu
the squealing, though none of them
could outsqueal Billy Pig, and Mrs
Pig grunted until the farmer came
running to see what had happened.
He tried TO pull Billy Pig out by the
hind feet. but it was no use, ana he
had to call the hired man TO help
before the boards could be pried apart
and Billy Pig set free.
Such a scolding as his mother gave
him he had never had before, ana ht
was glad to creep into his bed withou'
his supper. but he did not sleep, fol
green apples are not good for ever
pigs TO eat Just as his mother tol'
him, and Billy Pig had such pan
and cramp that he never again want
ed 10 eat green apples.
(Copyright.)
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GIVE BEEF BREEDING
ANIMALS GOOD CARE
Success Depends Much on Man.
agement During Winter.
Barns Should Be Built With Plenty OF
Liqht and observation-disclosures
Ample Yard Space for Nee
essary Exercise.

Livestock men at University Farm
believe that winter care of the beer
breeding herd deserves more careIui
study than most breeders give it. IN
der Minnesota conditions, the success
of the business depends largely upon
the success of the system of MANAGE
ment in winter quarters. \ few funda-
mentals are thus laid down by ). D.
Montgomery of the agricultural extern
sion division:
BARNS do not need to be as warm
for beef breeding animals as for dair!
COWS, vet should be built with plenty
of light and have good ventilation
Walls, managers, alleys and gutter;
should be of such material as TO per
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
GOOD ROADS FOR EVERYBODY
State and Country Highways Built
and Kept UP Will Connect Every
Farm With Market

For each dollar your state puts up
for good roads, under certain condl-
lions, Uncle sam gives 1t another dol
lar. Such government aid Tor the
current fiscal year ending June ~,
1921. aggregates many millions. But
then il stops, unless congress renews
the grant. says Farm and Home. Ma
ton and state should provide funds
and plans for years ahead. so that
definite policy can be followed.
National trunk line highways built
and maintained by the federal govern
ment. for the heaviest traffic ana Tor
military purposes, may render exist
ing railways and their terminals suftl-
cient for their purpose. State ano
country highways, also local ROADS
built and kept up by state and loca
authority, will connect every farm
with every market.
Federal licenses for motor vehicles
used in interstate traffic. based OF
weight. load capacity (Which mus
not be exceeded), power and speed
will furnish revenue to maintain til
national highways. Let a suitaDi
part thereof accrue to the states,
addition to the state registry fee an
be used to keep up roads that receiv
the hardest wear.
The system must be|worked out
as to build up the rural districts, M
result in more favors TO cities. Ho'
is an important duty for our nations
agricultural organizations. Above a
no graft, no favoritism, no politics
it. Develop waterways and hyor
electricity along with good roads.
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Unfit for Traffic,

Railroad, motive power and rolling
stock were developed before the roau-
he'd II Is still true that railroad roll
ing stock is far in advance OF the
roadbeds which have TO carry 1t; ana
vet advance in railrOading has not
been nearly so rapid as advance In
highway transportation. Is It any
wonder then that at the high tide OF
automobile and motortruck traffic we
find the greater portion of the 2'ooo''
600 miles of roads in this country un
ft for the traffic imposed upon them