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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

padn viry istra Jana zzkovo 1sli smafovao jed
note naroda zajmu ceku podfd vsechny silly myslenky
Pozoruhodny jeho boj noveho re kter byl by
dpstoJnym ysech Husitd Jeho vyednavani Polskem je
toho dokladen Mohl sam povys panovnika, nebot
lid no bezmezne moval ct zzka vak chtel zustat pro-
stym bratfikem az do smr TAX pokora pred narodem,
jeho touha scee ceskeho du zasuhuje aby bya
rem vsechna stoet Zizka zvotem chtel zachran
rod jak pred vnesm neprate tax pred rozkladem zemi
Jeho smiry Prahou slechtou konic Sigmundovi
jsou prikadne
Zzka zachran .narod pred zbabelstvm. Dal mu prf-
kad muznost odvahy statecnosti Kdoz vi zda bez nho
byl by BOZ "a pravdu boz utvar ak ak svedci hso
RE Zzka vas do nasi kutury hrnsv ddveru vlasni
silly Will vit9zstvi.
Getty tfou budou cisti zahicenim vzrusenm
pfbehy Zzkoyych bojd nchz nepfatee uka, casio
deni paniku nOuhym pfibzenm proslavenych vod.
pocit pychy ez nuv tchto dob, poc hrdos narodnfho
vdomf byl nejleps oporou nasm egm bojich obnove
nj samostatnost.
zizka e symboem toho, ze myslenky must byti upevo-
vany pevne podozeny ably e vr neznci jsou jen ka-
zany Zzka prvni vyvrat oy ze may narod e odsouzen
zanka Hustvi nenf vyboj ceskeho nAroda nybrz je
branou teskeho ducha ceske zem6 Zzka nepfmo prvn
formuuje raz ceske poy zabezpeceni yscka zdat
most 1merha, duevnf yyspelo, verno zasadam Jeho c
ny sou vzorep jak nepatrnymi proTedky maem okru
hu d jest mono vyvo hrdnstv budfci obdv ceeho sve
ta zzkovi neuctivame nas nebo vaku nyblz co-
v6ka, kery pfnas narodu vse ktery zajmu dske
duae um obetovati zvot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

demo pesmeche Do yedera n9neck& - ID
statu a zeieznice byly nemeckych rsikon. a
TAX zacala svetova valka pred dsset roky a pfitom
me Londyns zaseda mezispojenee kafersnce Atera 81
snazi likvdovaH jeji "dsdictvi' ~ra -.
valka, zejmena v zemch evropskych mela v .zap9ti
rizneho zla vyskytue otazka proc toik
di zaynulo? Pfinesa valka vdbec nejae dobro? Name
Iii otazku tuto pfibzne spravne zodp6ves Iusne 81 20
ozi jinou by stao kdyby Nemecko byo zyitezo?
odpovi nekdo, ce sve by by bval vrzen sto rokd
zpet bylO byvao zmafeno vsechno c ureho wink
veke francouzske revouce pfines omen pamatny
fok nnnueho stoe neby by daleko cd
dy *Sy.ssa
Das dobro pfinesla vaka ze byl ostobozeni nekteff
ujarmen narodove ceskosloveny ezi mini ze neni ami e
dineho cisafe ma evropske pevne moe th nonarchn co
zbyl dale dhaiatlna omezena. .a1 <11&<
Tfebaze vsechny zeme ma vace se podieysi utrpely
rpi hodnes, zaroven tez ziskaly IT, ~ byy porazeny
Neneck staa be repubka kdyz sou tam jste yrstyy ov
vaestva jek nec mad tim obzvl aiho nadsenf nejvice
zfskalo Tureco ez zbavilo sultana jeho harernem
korupci Madafi zatinaj pestss.a "skfpa zuby"
kdykoli 81 vzponenou, Jim stao voajf me- me- nj
kdy", ale zvyknou 81 take Rakousko uz 81 zvyka
Mohlo by ovsem namitnouti re al q We Spana sku
vladne spatns diktaur ne e Ruslo nx dika
zcea neho druhu tez mohlo by poukazat ze re-
akce vadne BulFarsku hoovansku; nez nekterych
echto zemi ami pred vakou nebylo mnoho svobody We
vsech pracue kvas novych dei jez vym easem pnsu Ii
votu probudi. g<-s
Toto jest jedna strana obrazu ze strasva val
ka jste dobro pfnesa PAX strana dr1ha miony liz
d pobitych, desky mion siroki rany " hospodarskem
systemu svea JET ami desiet nebudou zaojeny
jese rokG vzniku svetove vaky jest je ps brzy
it zdai dobro jez pfnesa stale tyto hrozne obst
~
Onehdy pfije argentinsky zapasnik Fpo se svoji
seretafkou bya zadrzena ma Ellis Island DO
ana zpet ddvod ez pfistehovaecke fady pdkaday "a
posacitelne. . Il,
Nyn ozyva pozadavek aby take Firpo byl deporto-
van nebo poukazuje zcela logcky byla-i vina ona
divka je stejne vinen Frpo Nasim skromnym iminsnm
doarovy byznys ktery cetn aercu 'vlastenci" budou
ni z jeho projektovaneho pestniho szapasu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30
sTkEDA, 80. cERvENCE '24

vztahuje Sc predevsirn ma do
voz zitne a psenicne mouky,
naasa, obuvi, kGze. platna q
bavlny. Snfzenf' sleduje uccl
zlevniti iiejnutnejsi potreby.
Dovozni cla ma zitnou mouku
byla snizena 0 40 procent, na
psenicnou o 20 procent. Dovoz
masa zmrzleho, soleneho GER
stveho jest 1plne beze ella. Phi
dovozu sohtnvi bude Sc vybira-.
tt jenom SO procent dosavadni-.
no cla pro kGze a svrsky, pfi
dovozu platna a zbozi bavlne-
neho 80 procent cla dosavad-
nhn.
sReforma rasny v Polsku. -
Polska marka prestala byti
Gakonnym platidelenl v Pol
sku dnem l. cervence 1924
pocinajfc. I.hIta pro vymena
jeji "a pol. zlate v Bance pol
|ske neb ,jejich odbocf ach, sta
Inovena lest do 81. kvetna
1925. Mimo bankovek Banky
polske budou dany do obehu
|v nejblizsl dobe kovove min
ce re estfibra po 1, 2 a 3 zla-
tvch a mince drobne z bronzu
a niklu.
Zprava o stavu 1rody v ABo-
sne. Obchodni a zivnostenslSa
Ikomora Sarajevu oznamuje
ze lie ocekavati velice dobroa
lrodu svestek a orech1. Uro-
da jablek a hrusek bude stred-
mi. Uroda obili ukazuje Sc vel
mi slibhou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30
". FKIECANA: l@-~ Ii tH ~
-.s ztzkoNo 4lRDnssaM.

Name malo pfesnycb zprav o tom ktery Sc tax skvec
zapsa do dein naseho naroda Jak zzkova povaha tax
jeho zivot obsahuj n6ok tajemnych rys ez sc nam z
ztszi podari osve Lesenda jez moha dobfe pro
yto eetne zahady souseti jeho herocke Will nezdol
ne energ b6hem pet stoe dodala eho zeyu nohe echo
bycho Sc zszi zrika zizkdv zev zdsane vzdy vyjmec
n.y. ~ @
Byl jiste vldcem jakych vyzadue veka pohnuta do
ba Pohotovost myseni pohdtovo ednan ucinily n6ho
senianiho stratega Vyrost z bojovnem ovzdus cd mia
di vde koem sebe Zaas byl dOnucen chopiti
vem zay Takove prosfedi poskytue iste cloveku moz
most upianit osobn udatnos Prosav pax do te miry
ze obe Husova pIsobenf Praze ho sledovat
drzne kraie Vaclava Hus Ktery vznecova svm ecmi
Vsech dusch zados move pravde boz pr tom bnrco
val ceske vedomi strh sranu zzku ziza byl po
vaha adfe odbona Jaques Lenfant spovael dsn kost
niceho sneu, ktee byly vydany 1714 Amsterodame ac
ZzkOvi pise yelni malo pOvazuje zamave yyprav6
jak pode zprav Theobadovych Zizka ziskal ddv9ru
site zdali krale vacava kostey Kral vahal
hodnutm poeze pax ujuje Husty svoi nakIonnosti IA
daf aby pfsi hrad slozi pred MIN zbran9 T1zkou
tuto stuac rozhod Zka tm ze uved ozbrojene Husy
brad jech jnienem prohasl kra Pfichazme ozbroeni
pcslush kraovskeh6 rOzkazu hoov vyli posledn kapk
krve ,proti tvym nepfatedm, jak en Mich wine Kral
ponechal Husm zbrane zzka svym odvaznym yystoupe-
inim zislal duveru du
prvnich bo,rich po smri nistra Jana zacna slavna
doba zzkova Orssnsuje bratrtske vojsko novy vycvi
kem novym zpsobsm boe tuhou kazn nepatrne dobe zf
Ed arfaadu, jez dobyva vi9zstW "a vitezstvim. i
Gem tkvi asi podstata zizkovych uspechh?
Pfedevsim Zzkovych vlastnostech. Byl jist6 vyec-
nym ydakem ak toho zadala soucasna doba Mnoho zku
fsi mnoho videl donna czne byl prozravy opatrny od
vaany Pfi znaky jeho povahy sou vzorem vddcovstv
L. ukaznenost sfly nkdy neplytva energii nevrha Sc
seIe seee spoehaJe pouze udatno jeho pozornost
Rvzdy pouta mso, jez rozhbduje lspachu bitvy
e. myslenkova rozvaha, pronkavost nsldku, pevnost,
fneustupnost zasadach rad Sc yadc yoenymi Ii
dem.
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nalansl pravem hrzu ce Eyrope nenel
ho soupefe. <
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a pravfu boz - silo kazdeho biiovnfka
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e mnoho vyznan Potiral rozehna vsechny seky cd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

aOlsko szio nSkara ella. dobu mescn platnosti do
II Varsavy Ma zakade us1le s. rna t. provedeno move
sen mnsterske rady bo snzenf dovoznch Snizeni
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Can Be Controlled by Use of
Bordeaux Spray.

Late blight of potatoes is probably
one of the most destructive of all po-
tato diseases and is particularly dan
gerbus in wet season such as this,
warns William III. Martin, plant
pathologist at the New Jersey agrl-
cultural experiment station.
Fortunately, potato growers now
have a means of defense against this
trouble. Spraying experiments con-
Quoted by the experiment station nave
demonstrated conclusively that late
blight can be controlled by spraying
with bordeaux mixture. These tests
have shown also that even in the aD-
sence of late blight, spraying will re-
turn a profit.
Best results have followed the use
of home made bordeaux mixture OF the
$3.50 formula I; that is pounds or cop
per sulphate and 8 pounds OF lime In
90 gallons of water. This material
should be applied Immediately at ap-
proximately ten-day intervals. In or
der to insure success, the vines should
be thoroughly covered with protec-
tive film of the spray mixture.
In 1920 the losses from late blight
In New York amounted TO approximate
Iy S5,OO0,OOO. In 1918 the disease was
severe in New Jersey in Monmouth
Mercer and Middlesex counties. In
1919 1t was present, but not severe, ana
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15

Says Prehistoric Birds of Kansas Had Teeth

Birds once had teeth, but 1t was a
long, long time ago. In fact, itswas
in that period of the earth's history
when much of North America was
covered by broad. shallow seas that
were dotted with low and almost bar
rem islands. And upon these Islands
rested some of the strangest of all the
thousands of odd creatures that haye
lived in past ages-birds that could not
walk, and that had long beaks. armed
with sharp teeth. These birds, de-
scribed in Science and Invention Dy
Carroll Lane Fenton, department of
paleontology. University of Michigan,
are known from their skeletons. which
have been preserved and turned into
stone in the chalk beds of western
Kansas.
Hesperornis, the western bird. as
this ancient dweller of Kansas has
been called. measured nearly FIVE feet
from tip to tip of his beak to the tip
of his toes. In shape he was good
deal like the black and white loon. or
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Look for Lice and Mites
During the Hot Weather

The lice and mites problem Is
great one during the hot summer, and
their control will depend upon the
methods Of handling them. There Is
only one way to handle lice and mites,
and that is to get rid Of them as soon
as they are found on poultry. You
cannot wait until next week and ex-
pect to control lice and mites on your
mems. The day they are discovered is
the day to begin to rid the flock of
them.
Lice and mites, If left to them
selves, will rob the hen of her vital
ity and then you will learn that the
egg basket will suffer. A hen cannot
lay when she is worried all day by
having lice running over her body and
at night with mites feeding upon her
life blood.
Spray the houses and keep them
clean. Dust the houses with good
insect powder. This will mean profit
and not loss, for it will mean better
and more poultry, and that is what is
needed in every community.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15

snapped the tough roots of the wild
roses, or, looking back, saw the regu-
lar terraces of shiny black mold which
marked his progress, he felt that he
was engaged In rite of almost sac
ramental significance.
ITO take substance straight from
the hand of the Creator and be the
first in all the world to impose hui
man Will upon 1t is surely an occasion
for solemnity and thanksgiving he
sollloquized. How can anyone be so
gross as to see only materialism In
such work as this? Surely 1t has some
thing of fundamental religion in it,!
Just as from the soil springs all physi-
cal life, may 1t not be that deep down
in the soil are, some way, the roots Of
the spiritual? The soil feeds the city
in two ways: 1t fills its belly with ma
terial food, and 1t Is continually re-
vitalizing Its spirit with fresh streams
of energy which can come only from
the land. Up from the soil comes life.
all progress, all development"
AT that moment Grants plowshare
struck submerged boulder, and he
was dumped precipitately into that
element which he had been so gener-
ously apostrophizing. The we'll
trained horses came to stop as he
gathered himself up, none the worse.
and regained his seat.
"That was SPILL" he commented.
"Ditched not only myself. but my
whole train of thought. Never mind; ;
perhaps was dangerously close to the
development of a new within, and l am
well supplied In that particular al
ready. Hello. whom have we hereT
The horses had come to a stop
short distance before the end of the
furrow, and Grant, glancing ahead,
saw Immediately in front of them a
little chap of four or five obstructing
the way. He stood astride of the fur
row with widespread legs bridging the
upturned sod He was hatless, and
curls of silky yellow hair fell about
his round. bright face. His hands were
stuck unobtrusively in his trouser
pockets.
WELL son, what's the news?' said
Grant, when the two had measured
each other for moment
Il got braces" the boy replied proud
ly. Don't you see?"
"Why, so you have!" Grant ex-
claimed. Come around here until ]
see them better"
So encouraged, the little chap came
skipping around the horses, and ex-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Best Time for Cutting
Sweet Glover for Seed

Sweet clover should be cut when
three-fourths of the seed pods have
turned dark brown to black. At this
time some flowers and many immature
pods will be found on the plants, but
the field will have brownish cast.
The seeds shatter badly when mature,
and for this reason every precaution
must be taken to-cut at the proper
stage and save as much of the shat
tered seed as possible. SCATTERING
will be reduced by cutting when the
plants are damp from dew or rain.
The seed crop is usually cut with a
self-rake reaper, grain binder, grain
header or corn harvester, the two for
mer being most satisfactory. The crop
should be stacked unless 1t is to be
threshed within ten or fourteen days.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Cutting Sudan Grass at
Most Profitable Time

The most profitable time to cut
sudan grass is between the time 1t
begins to head until ii is fully headed
out. There is little loss, however,
when the grass is allowed to grow
until the seed has reached the soft
dough stage, only one cutting being
then required to harvest the crop and
obtain the maximum yield Of forage.
When cut earlier more than one cut
ting may be obtained but the yield
per cutting will not be so large. There
are few grasses that are injured so
little by standing beyond the proper
stage of maturity as sudan grass. This
is due to the numerous tillers, which,
arising from the base, mature success
sively and provide immature stalks
the season.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Alfalfa After Clover

Although good crop of sweet clover
prepares the way for alfalfa 1t is often
hard to get a stand of alfalfa in the
fall after the second years growth has
died down, due to the fact that the
sweet clover uses up much of the avail
able moisture and food supply. How
ever, no other crop will provide inocu-
lation for alfalfa like the sweet clover
does.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15

hell diver of modern rivers and lakes
but, unlike that bird. he swan by
means of his legs and feet alone, never
trying to use wings.
Indeed, he could hardly have done
so, for after ages of disuse, his wings
had disappeared entirely, and there re-
manned but few bones to show where
they once had been. But stout legs
and paddle-like feet were all he need
ed to get about, either on the surface
or below. His body was shaped like a
submarine, while his neck had the driv-
ing force of heron's. Once fish
was caught in the birds long beak with
Its backwardly directed teeth. 1t had
no chance to escape.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15

you Still Have the Plowins."
hibited his braces for Grants admira-
ton. But he had already become in
terested in another subject.
Are these your horses?" he de-
manded.
Eyes"
"WiH they bite?"
"Why. no, don't believe they
would. They have been very well
brought up"
What do you call them?'
This one is Prince, on the left, and
the others are Queen, and King, and
Knave. / call him Knaye because he's
always scheming, trying to get out of
his share of the work, and / make him
walk on the plowed land, too"
THAT serves him right" the boy de-
clared. whats your manner"
"Why-what's yoursY
Wilson"
Wilson what?'
"Just Wilson"
WHAT uoeS your motHer call you!
Just Wilson. Sometimes daddy calls
me Bill"
"Oh !!
whats your name?'
Call me The Man on the HILL"
do you live on the hill?"
"Yes."
as that your house?
Eyes"
did you make it?"
'Yes."
"All yourself?"
mo. Peter helped me-"
who's Peter?"
He is the man who helped me-"
"Ohr'
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
tattoo" Instrument De-
vised to Expedite Eradica-
ton of Dread Disease.

Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
The marking of hogs with tattoo"
instrument which has been devised in
the United States Department of Agri-
culture, for use in tuberculosis eradi-
cation Investigations, has in some in
stances incriminated the "old hen" on
the farm as one of the accomplices IN
the spread of the infection TO swine.
The tattoo marks placed on the hogs
shipped from an area where tubercu-
losis is prevalent among cattle and
poultry maintains the identity of the
hogs even after they have gone through
the scalding and scraping processes in
the packing plants and makes 1t pos
sible to trace. any infection to its
source.
Infection Suppressed.
During the period November g, 1923,
to April 2, 1924, total of 1924 hogs
were shipped from Hillsdale county,
Mich, an area in which the infection
among cattle had been suppressed to
less than one-half of l per cent, quail
flying the county as a modified ac-
credited area" OF this number about
one-sixth showed slight evidence of
tuberculosis. The LESSONS were so
slight, however that is was necessary
to condemn only one carcass entirely;
five others, however, were rather seri-
ously affected. The packers paid the
premium of ten cents per hundred
weight on these hogs.
Marks Show Origin.
The tattoo marks on the infected car
casses showed them to have come from
80 farms in Hillsdale county. On % of
the farms no infection was found
among the cattle. On 15 farms boz
vine infection had not appeared since
1921. On the remaining farms no cat
tie were kept. Going still further into
the investigation, tuberculin tests were
applied to 10 lots of chickens contain
ing IS head Twelve of the 10 lots
contained reactors. Tests were also
applied to the swine on those farms
with the result that IL and a fraction
per cent of swine infection was indi-
Gated. This figure checked rather
closely to the percentage, 1853 per
cent, as reported through post-mortem
inspection by the inspector at the pack
ing plant. In the absence of bovine
tuberculosis on the farms where the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and used Lydia E. Pinkham's San
alive Wash, and found that so healing.
] am not entirely well yet for was in
bad shape when | started your medicine,
but am so much better that / am not
afraid to recommend it, and think if
keep on taking it, it will cure me. l
have done my work all alone this sum-
mer, caring for four children, and 1
canned 300 quarts Of fruit and made
800 glasses of jelly, so you see | must
be better. / feel pretty good all the
time and / am glad to tell others about
the medicine. - Mrs. C. j. WENNER-
MARK, Box 141, Norwalk, Iowa.
Women can depend upon Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re-
lieve them from female troubles. For
sale by druggists everywhere.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Common Labor

The cripple thumped his crutch on
the ground as he confronted his law
yer.
"Heavens, mani" he exclaimed
aYou are taking four-fifths of my dam
ages. / never heard OF such extor-
ton! !"
The lawyer smiled.
81 furnished the skill, the eIoquence
and the necessary legal learning Of
your case," he replied coolly.
yes" said the client, "but | fur
nished the case ITSELF"
"Bosh! !" sneered the lawyer. ANY
body could fall down coal hole r.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
LATE POTATO BLIGHT Is MOST
DESTRUCTIVE OF ALL DISEASES

in 1920 and 1922 1t was again very
severe in central New Jersey. In 1923,
due to the very dry season, late blight
was. not present. Under wet condi-
tons an entire field may be killed in
few days unless measures are taken
to prevent the spread of the trouble.
1t is important that the potato growers
be prepared to prevent the losses that
are certain to result if this disease
does become epidemic.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
tuberculosis Is
Traced by Marks

hogs originated, the tests incriminated
tuberculous fowls as the probable
source Of infection.
The department cautions live stock
owners against needless exposure of
swine to tuberculous cattle and poultry
and urges the eradication of infection
in poultry by disposing of the Older
fowls especially and cleaning and dis
injecting the premises.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Keep a Close Watch for
Sinking Smut in Wheat

During harvest, and especially at
thrashing time, it is well to keep a
close watch for sinking smut in wheat.
Seed should be used from fields which
show the least amount of smut. Badly
smutted wheat, however, can be used if
it is treated before being planted. This
is sometimes more advisable than buy
ing new seed or exchanging seed. The
indications to date are that there is
little sinking smut in South Dakota.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Millet SoWn After Rye

Millet is very often sown after rye,
and the land may be prepared by dou-
bic disking, followed by a narrowing
after which the millet may be seeded.
Millet is not considered good hay
for horses unless 1t is cut fairly early,
and then it should make up not over
half the roughage. Mature miIlet hay
is dangerous to feed to horses.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Oats Used as Nurse Crop

Oats are frequently used as nurse
crop for spring seedlings to check the
growth of weeds. When alfalfa Is
seeding during the summer on sandy
land, weeds are not usually very
troublesome and the oat crop is at a
disadvantage in that it utilizes the
plant food and moisture which would
be made use of by the young alfalfa
plants.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Double Danger

"That young man proposed to me
last night, mother. What shall dor"
But, my child. you've only known
him two weeks"
81 know. mother; but If ] delay In
accepting him he might find out some
things about me he won't like, too
Boston Transcript.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Value of Kafir Stems

Kafir head stems, according to the
results of experiments by the Texas
experiment station, have a dIgestibili-
ty close to that of ordinary hay. and
a corresponding value The digesti-
BILE protein Is low Mesquite beans
were found to have high digesfibiIi.
ty and productive value about so per
cent higher than alfalfa.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-15
Lambs Become Infested
With Worms in Summer

Lambs kept through the summer are
liable to become infested with stomach
worms. The best treatment consists
in keeping lambs off feed forl12 hours
and then giving each lamb two ounces
of solution made by adding one tea
spoonful of "Blackleaf 40" to one quart
of water. Treatment should be re-
peated every three months.