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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-10-06
Rok (vol.) \.
WOLNY WSTEP.

Wszelke postepowe organizacje przychodza 3rych-s
lei czy poznej do przekonana re wony wstep przyczy
MIA sic w welkej mierze do nalezytego rozwoju danej
Naturalnym wiec zbegem okolicznosc
nasza piekne sic rozwajaca organzacja przyszia do
przekonania, re Wolny wstep do naszych zwarych
rgow wielkiej mierze przyczync sic moze do naezy
tego rozwoju.
Prawda r6wniez niezaprzeczona jest, ze wszystkie
nasze sostry posadaja dosateczne pieniezne zasoby
ktorymi moga rozporzadzac dowolne wszekie zapo-
rzebowania nieprzewidziane wydatki starczyc i'm po
wnno funduszy Nader praktyczne wiec postanowienie
wolnego wstepu jest badz badz smiaym krokiem ma
prod, prowadzacym nasze Stowarzyszenie do nowych
wzniosych ce6w. Wspolne wolnym wstepen1 harmo-
MIME ldzle werbowanie nowych czlonkin tu
zaznaczyc nam wypada, re nadaza sic ola wszystkich
pracoWniczek bardzo szeroke pole zaana k6re przez
nasze pracownczki nalezyty godny spos6b wykorzy-
stane bye powinno.
Pod Wzgedem werbowania nowych cz4onkin win
hlsmy mice ma uWadze, azeby nasza wspana}a organza
cja byla zasilana czionkinami zdrowemi czerswemi
lax Jak mezczyzni faza sic przer6zne zwazk, zjed-
noczena, tax my zacne cz}onknie laczmy sic nie-
wesce zespo}y, azebysmy mog4y stanowic powazna ST.
e Nasze StoWarzysznie posiada zupne prawo do
snlen1a stanowienia sobie Ma Wychodztwie stnie-
a. O lie nam Wadomo, dWe wieksze organizacje nie-
wesce Ola jakej vice przyczyny ME many sarac sic
zabegac przyrost naszej organzacji, kt6ra posada
roWne uzasadnione prawa przywileje Opr6cz powyz-
zych przyczyn pragnemy zaznaczyc re my ako cfzon-
klne nleJscowej organzacji posiadamy dostateczne
ookazne Wpywy }atwie mozemy przyjsc dorazna po-
moca w raNe choroby kalectwa lub wypadku sn1ierci
PotrZeba nam i o tenn pamietac, re nasza zasobna
Aasa posmlertna wypozycza swym cz4onkinom pienia-
1ze ma realnosc nejednokrotnych wypadkach Okla
zao sic wiekiem acknowledgement. Pragniemy rowniez
zaznaczyc re nasz wydzia4 mafoetnch piekne sic
WJa rokue Wspaniaie posepy, kt6re nasze organiza-
III przynesc zdolala neocenione zaslugi ktorych rex
utoWac sic bedzie przyszle czionknie zaprawione do
Eadu porzadku organzacyjnego.
Me poegajmy wy}acznie ma werbowaniu szereg6w
naszem miescie bowiem doswadczene mas prze-
SZerOkle
nnyh osadach, a kt6rych spragnone czonkinie pew
1ego rodzau nlecerpliwoscia oczekuja sposobnosc
lsana sic do naszych szeregow Postepuny przezornie
)rzy tormoWanlu noWych szereg6w objasniajmy MALE
Ncle nasze move czfonkine naszych warunkach "a
adach. Szereg wzrasac beda ma nasza pocieche
chWafe nasze organizac Zaberzmy sic wec do wznio-
ieJ l pozytecznej piracy W4aSciwy sposob a owoce
1aszeJ Wydatnej piracy beda wspaniale.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-10-06
PARL RLAME.NTARZYSCI POLCSY W
CLEVELAND Bye MAJA w
POkOWIE PAZDZIERNIkA
Zorganizowano komitet Przyjecia,
ktory Juz Odby} DIVA Wspolne
Posiedzenia.
Komitetu Zamianowa} Komisje,
ktore Maia Sic Zajac Przyeotowaniami
~ Do Przyjecia Gosci.

puszczalnym programme. niedawno
og}oszonym widnieje rowniez ma
sze miasto.
BY nadaG cechy bezpartyjnosci
komitetowi ,przyjecia parlamenta-
rzystow polskich uniknac ME po-
trzebnych nieporozumien sporow,
jak to zreszta miaio juz miejsce W
niektorych osadach polskich, a mai
bardziej uwidoczniio sic W miescie
Detroit. ably temu zapobiedz. kon
sulat Rzeczyrospolitej Polskiej W
Detroit dal cd siebie inicjatywe zwo
}ania zebrania organizacyjnego "a
pomoca nadeslanych komunikat6w
informacyjnych. . ILL.
Ma zaproszenie konsulatu zebra
10 sic iczne grono przedstawicieli
organizacji. towarzystw pra.y pol
skiei " dniu 25-ge wrzeinia :. u
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-10-06

Po wojnie :wiatowej zawiazala
sic miedzynarodowa iga Parlamen
tarna. do ktorej naleza przedstawi-
Gle parlamentow roinych KRAKOW.
a wiec j przedstawiciele Sejmu Pol
skiego. Liga Miedzyparlamentarna
odbywa swe zjazdy doroczne ko-
lejno W stolicach pahstw. majacych
W Lidze swych przedstawicieli.
Tegoroczny koagres czy tel
zjazd Ligi 'odbedzie sic W miesiscu
pazdzierniku b. I. poczawszy cd
dnia 7-go b. m. Ma zjazd ten przy-
bywa Polski kilkunastu posl6w,
REPRESENTATIVE Seimu Polskiego,
ktorzy po zakohezeniu obrad Kong
resu objezdzae ma,ja wieksze osady
pol.kie, pod esida Poselstwa Pol
Akiego v Washinstonie. Ma przy-.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-10-06
TOW. OPIEkUNEK KORO
NY POLSkIEJ URZA-
.... DZA ZABAWE KO-
STJUMOWA.

Towarzystwo Opiekunek
Korony Polskiej, Grupa 3cia
Stowarzyszenia Polek w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych urza-
dza dla sWych cz}onkih "a
bawe kostjumowa we VITO
rex dnia 27-go pazdziernika
b. r. w sail oh. Cuba przy
E. 65ej ulicy. Poczatek tel
Wspania}ej zabawy nazna-
czony jest ma godzine 1880
Wieczorem. It's. ...
4 TowarzystWo Opiekunek
Korony Polskiej wyionifo do
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-10-06

"iec ie niby kol dsieisza Anglia
wzgedne mperum Brytyske. jk uedowo kaze
ndaiekieI przyszosci
Anglia,
bedzie kraikiem maiym mliono udsi
Nreszcie skonczy wiadi podboju
dla zabezpeenia pzy}si dbrego wygodnego
angielskiego prekupna
Jzli wemiemy pod kanady
cd Wielkiej
poczatkow tryumfalnego pohodu
zdobyia zup npodegego iezel gadnemy
dse hnda, stelni ienawidacego angiekch niezdcow,
Gala zgodzimy tedzeniem. nadchodi
poaek kon dl Brytyskegp Impeum cy dl wiksci
ogone znienawidzonei Angli
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-10-06

i pod przewodnictwem rzecznika
konsulatu, p. Pindrasa zorganizo-
wano komitet przyjecia polskich
parlamentarzystow, ktorzy jak po-
wiedzielismy powyzej, przybyc ma
ja do naszego miasta W polowie
pazdziernika b. r.
Po sformowaniu komitetu powo-
lano do zycia egzekutywe. do kto-
rel weszlo 80 osob. przez ogo1 ca
ly przedstawionych, a ktorzy re-
przezentowae W egzekutywie ma
ia poszczegolne organizacje dziel
nice polskie. Ma tenn posiedzenie
ogolne odroczono, rozpocze4a OBJ
rady egzekutywa. by wybrae po-
miedzy siebie zarzad. Do Zarzadu
egzekutywy weszli: sedzia Sawicki
jake przewodniczacy. OBJ. NJ. P.
kniola jako .wice przewodniczacy.
pani Mondzelewska vice przewod-
niczaca, OBJ. Woznicki sekretarz
OBJ koniarski jako skarbnik. Ma
tenn zakonczyly sic obrady zebra
MIA organizacyjnego. Przewodnicza-
cy komitetn wyznaczyl nastepne po
siedzenie komitetu ma poniedzialek
dnia 26-go wrze;nia. Przystapiono
do omawiania podzialu piracy ma
sugcstje obecnych przewodniczacy
na.tepujace komi.je:
komitet Programu: ]. Pindras.
A. w. Mosinski. P. Wr6bel. pani
Sawicka, pani D}uzynska.
Z. Komitet Finansowy: L. z. Adam
czak, pani Mondzelewska, M kwar
ciana. j. Galinski. M. p. KnioIa.
komitet Prasowy: z. B. Dybow-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-10-06
PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY.
Bryyji mrum hIandHa
CzyH r
"Pahjoyczne" zoaal Zgnhemi JaanNa

eze siegnemy do asow dawnych powe yko
pahsta jednote ktah nar6d jdnakowa kulture
dneg lb podobnyh nnosa przetrwae
XII Gale Naomsst pshsta ktore d ktoyh wchodza rome
rody rozne kuluz spzecnyh wzgledne rozkich
rzenach przedeszykem nsezace do odmiennych u neko
take poraia
historic Byly wieke Lacznikiem miedy naoda,
akh panstach by} iekc cze;ci strach pred sla mi
prladowaniam nikcdy bardzo rzadko ida
a wyzzosc kuuy domnujacego narodu byway wypadk ze
zeie arodo edo pahstwo byio wynkem dobowohego
zupelnie odmienna Gdi lest dbra
VIOLA che stniee mole zsodne
wspo1yca opareso
Ale obopon zgody gdy tyko
mus .a brutana Jest }.cznem koysc
mnujaceg krzyd dla innyh zgaetyh podstepem pod
boiem. wponosci interesow sodnem wspoycu
tk predict pozniei ropase
musza. tenn ich mlarna W niwecz sic obroc
kazdy narod do 'tano~ena 'wym ~fa'nym spoo
byowana Ale zie nauka zastrzesa sobie
sobe swych Drzy'zych osach bye
kulturalnym poomie cy~izacj by u"ee bye
rz4di s Medzynarodowe przewidue &c
aody nepodleg byt ten nny spo'ob ME
bye przyczyns miedzynarodoyh eporozumien aargow
vnny adza muszaa sasiad6w swych do mics
sprawy domow Taxi nawazne'zy warunek
aia SWAT cyowany. nauk naodom ktorzy pod
jarzmem sic znaiduc zdychjs do niepoeso'c zynia
b bron reku uPomnaa sic oyt n'epoo
legly da narodu !
"yrok 'ybuna0 wiatowych ME ida ni cprawed
wo;ci pawda ale narody
no'c rzedzen e 'ebe wzgedne sobie
'ciei by~aao ze pahswa przed.zykm phst slime.
wydaway kywdzaca takch kwesiach Podobn
mil Pka kochan
Poska
poada kuury ma}o doswadczen warchowa. by
.ebie Byl
Pka bwem ekach dawnych ye udowodnia. obywa-
te lei aod kuuany starych tradyciach ycekh
narod oviecony cyizowany ak obecne wdzmy
wywalcni npodleg Polska daia niezbity dowod
dla nnych pod wieloma edam
wzor stawiana bye mole
rdzemy teraz do "}asciwego By ~eka potesa Ro
a Przedwonna Przedstawaa SODA
ego wchod1fo kikanae narodo zasadniczo sic
naeych khadziesa ludlow pmniejszych
wlekszoc do mongokii naecych sic Ro.a DO
wo ecz stale Kk nrodo nepodege naodo-
we Pan'ta zdazaa do odzyka niede luz
ten cas- kedy po dawne Rosi uirzymy
lub wiekszych
Kos'a skurczy do obszau cetayh
st0ryznego e teryoum Wezy dej Ausrje dz
ia lednak rozkadowy
zakonczony Wee dawne CYL ME mo nam
krwi nieekie sic znaiduay rob
rozkad ecz to pahswo predze poznie
jest to nuniknona przykdach historic
Podobny los czeka
pow1emy ziepek narodow bzej
Gle mpeum Brytyiskie9 Czy ME nenaturalnym
wpolnc esy skota Hindusaa gdz wsp6no;c po
nedzy rlandzczykicm Egipcjann2 Wszc
Anska ciemnok6rego mizkan dony
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-10-06

przygotowania tel zabawy
specjalny komitet, bardzo e.
nergiczny i sprezysty, co da-
je nalezyta gwarancje, re
zabawa ia bedzie jedna Z
najlepszych, jake kiedykol-
wick w grodzie naszym mie-
liSmy .sposobnosc widziec.
Spodziewac sic nalezy, ze
wobec powyzszego zabawa
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-10-06

ski, J. A. Zebrowski, w. T. Soda,
K. Zielecki, S. Z. tachowicz.
komitet Dekoracji: J. F. Lange,
pani Wonsal, P. Bartoszewicz, pan.
Dabska, pani P. Lipinska.
komitet Automobilow: P. kup-
niewski, P. Dziczkowski, P. Nova
kowski. P. krzyzanowski, P. Le-
wandowski.
lime komisje. wzglednie sub -ko-
mitety mianowanc zostana w mia
re potrzeby. o dalszych pracach
komitetu ME omieszkamy W swo-
i'm czssie poinformowa6.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-10-06

ia cieszyt sic powinna powo
dzenlem zgromadzic licz-
ne zastepy gosci.
0 jaknajWiekszy wspoiu-
dzia} uprasza uprzejmie sza
nowna publieznosc Komitet.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-15
The Testing.

When in the dim beginning of tic
years,
God mixed in man the raptures and
the tears
And scattered through his brain the
starry stuff,
He said, Behold! Yet this is not
enough,
For | must test his spirit to make
sure
That he can dare the vision and en-
dure.
Il will withdraw my face,
Veil me in shadow for certain space,
And leave behind only broken clue,
A crevice where the glory glimmers
through,
Some whisper from the sky,
Some footprint in the road to track
me by
II will leave man to make the fateful
guess,
Will leave him torn between the no
and yes,
Leave him unresting till he rests in
me,
Drawn upward by the choice that
makes him free,
Leave him in tragic lonliness to
choose,
With all in life to win or all to lose. y
Edwin Markham
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-15
New Constitution
Urged In Bills
(by Charles 3. Cheney

Is the state constitution framed by
pioneer statesmen in 1858 suitable
to the needs of present day Mime
sofa? If the answer is mo" the
remedy for the situation is presented
by Representative John E. Stevens
BILL recommended to pass by the
house elections committee.
The Stevens bill proposes con-
vention to frame a new constitution
for the state. 1t requires a two
thirds vote to pass the bill, and that
would only submit the question to
the voters at the 1926 general cleo
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-15

A surprise party was given on Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Larson at Lucan Tues
ay evening. A large number of friends
and relatives were present. Farewell
talks were given by a number of
prominent men of the community at
the town hall, after which about 500
sat down to banquet at the Catho-
lie church. The Larsons are leaving
Lucan for Lake Florida to make their
future home.-Sanborn Sentinel.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-15
Radios

ton. The constitution provides fol
the next steps as follows:
eff majority of all the elect
ors voting at said election shall
have voted for a convention, the
legislature shall, at their next
session, provide by law for call
ing the same. The convention
shall consist of as many men,
bers as the house of representa-
tives, who shall be chosen in the
same manner, and shall meet
within three months after their
election for the purpose afore-
said"
All this machinery requires abou
four years. A convention call indoors
ed by the voters in 1926 would b.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-15
Ia!|S9 SI gsSZ.

The effect since has been to prevent
passage of any amendment unless
there is great public interest in the
matter, which requires an expensive
publicity campaign. Still one or two
amendments have been adopted at
almost every election.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-15

Todd county is finding liquor law
enforcement not expensive, but profit
able instead. The receipts from fines
assessed bewteen January 1, 1928, and
February L, 1925, are $12, 1OO.56. The
total cost of prosecution, all items in
cluded, is $5,754.91. The net above
expenses for that period is $6,4O5.6
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-15

fcarried at the 1927 session Of the
Legislature, which probably would or
Ide9 asspeciaI election 70 choose men,
lbe7s Of the convention the following
fab. The convention would meet dur
ing the winter of 1927 2B, and its work
would be submitted to the people for
ratification at the 1928 general cleo
ton.
Members of the legislature would
not be eligible to sit as delegates in
the constitutional convention if it is
called, during the terms for which
they were elected to the legislature
Naturally, good many former MEM
bers of the legislature and others ex-
perienced in state affairs would be
drafted to serve in the convention.
First Convention Split.
The original convention og 1858 was
histor: body, which split into two
conventi, after a struggle between
republicans and democrats for control
After many weeks of sitting, the two
conventions finally agreed on the
same constitution draft, and it was
submitted by the two bodies point
ly.
i same instrument that the new state
\ the powers of the legislature or 9TH
fathers who drew the original cor
and allowed the classification of pro-
lowed in 1922 with the iron ore taxa
ton amendment.
Most of the amendment passed have
been for the purpose of increasing
them. In 1906, however, they did ap-
prove the 'wide open" tax amendment
which wiped out the requirement that
the voters have been slow to remove
is a series of patches, here and there
The document as it stands is sadly
lacking in cohesion.
Taxation Limits Strict.
Restrictions were especially severe
as to taxation and as to engaging the
state in business enterprises. The
restrictions no doubt were wise end
all taxes should be equal and uniform,
been amended at nearly every cleo
ton, somewhere or other. The result
all sorts of prohibitions.
The state could not even put money
into public highways until the Dunn
amendment was adopted in 1912,
authorizing a one mill tax for that
purpose. Then in 1920 the Babcock
amendment was carried creating the
: trunk highway system of motor We
hicles. In 1924 the state tax on gaso-
line~was authorized The rural Gre
dts. amendment adopted in 1922 al.
lowed the state to engage in the bust
ness on lending money on farm land
security.
Harder to Do Patching Now.
1t has been very difficult to pass
amendments to the constitution be.
cause of the provision requiring 9
majority of all the votes cast at the
election. That counts all blank ballots
in the negative on each amendment
This provision was adopted in 1898
Before that time only a majority OF
those voting on the question was
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-15
Fl Fl !. 1: Qlie |! Then |! !! !.
Ends 4 Cough

That terrible .shack', shack".
shack"., that almost drives you franz
be qdieted in jiffy by taking a
swallow now and then Of that fine
old medicine. Kemp's Balsam. 1t cuts
the phlegm, soothes the infiamed
membrane and takes away that con-
slant desire to cough, cough, cough.
Only 80 cents at all stores.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-01

receiver IS increased to such a pitch
that the interfering signals cannot get
through.
The latter method is the more scien-
tific and is the one adopted. The
explanation of the principle is as fol-
lows:
If the trap circuit L2C1 were not
present the coupling between the first
and second tubes would be by means
Of the inductance Ii only. E., en-
tirely aperiodic. Thus all interior
ences present in the aerial circuit
would be passed on to the next stage.
By introducing the trap circuit and
tuning it exactly TO the frequency of
the desired signals. the coil Ii no
longer remains entirely aperiodic.
Since Ii is tightly coupled to LIZ it
comes under the influence of the trap
circuit and is inclined TO respond more
to the frequency of that circuit.
If. on the other hand. L2C1 is not
accurately tuned to the incoming fire.
ouency Ii reverts to its original aperi-
odic condition
Now. choke coil. 70 produce an
sppreciable amount of application.
must consist of considerable number
of turns. otherwise there will be no
build-up. or increase in amplitude. of
the oscillations flowing through 1t.
That is to say. IL Ii consists Of rela
lively few turns it will act as virtual
short circuit to the oscillations trans
ferred to the plate circuit by the grid.
Applying Wave Traps.
In practice, the circuit L2C1 may
consist of any of the usual forms OF
low-loss inductance, say so turns.
ruined by a low-loss condenser of COOS
mid. capacity.
Ii. which is tightly coupled 70 IL. may
consist of a coil of % turns. or less.
AS low number as eight turns has
been used with success. the determin-
ing factor being the degree of volume
required as against the degree OF Sc
lectivity necessary. Eight turns will
rive very much greater selectivity
than o5 turns and the loss of volume
will only he slight. The point is one
which the individual experimenter can
with advantage decide for himself.
Except for the speriodic coils, the
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-01
Things to Remember in
Care of Dry Batteries

A dry battery will not stand much
abuse If 1t is accidentally dropped
one or more OF its internal connec-
tions is liable TO be broken, or the
sealing compound on its top might be-
come cracked. through which moisture
can seep. causing a leakage between
cells. which acts as continual drain
on the battery. If dust accumulates
on the top Of the battery, wipe 1t of
with a dry cloth. never with a wet rag.
as this. too, will cause drain or leak
age between the terminals until such
time as the moisture evaporates-
Metal articles. such as trays. shears.
metal pencils. etc. il placed on a bat
terry, will cause possible short circuit
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-01
BY A. OINsOALE, in New York Her
ald-T ribune

I
Radio-frequency ampllfication has
engaged the attention of experimenters
Doth here and On the other side Of the
Atlantic for some time past, but with
the exception Of the superhetrodyne
all the systems SO far devised have
proved unsatisfactory when applied to
more than at most three stages.
The reason for this difficulty with
multistage r. F. application lies In
the fact that self-oscillation Of the
X. E. tubes is difficult or impossible to
control. Many different methods Of
preventing this unwanted oscillation
have been tried by introducing into
the circuit different stabilizing devices.
John Scott-Taggnrt, the well-known
British designer. set out to find means
OF overcoming the difficulty without in
Producing more or less inefficient stab
ilizers. He alternated tuned circuits
with untuned circuits, the grid cir
cult being tuned and the plate circuit
untuned.
This method Immediately proved
successful. for the stability is perfect.
regeneration being necessary, In fact,
to make the set oscillate.
seven-tube circuit, giving FIVE
etages of r. F. application In which
regeneration was employed, was con-
structed, but was found to be lacking
In selectivity, although very stable
and sensitive.
The circuit was therefore modified
by the introduction of wave traps into
all the tuned circuits, which modifica-
ton Immediately elevated the system
into the superheterodyne class as re-
CARDS selectivity, while reducing the
sensitivity by only small amount
The method is illustrated in the dia-
gram.
There are two kinds Of wave traps.
In one method the interfering station
is cut out, leaving the desired signals,
and In the other the selectivity Of the
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'ECT BREEDING
I HERD FOR SPRING

some hog raisers have al
4 selected their breeding herds
are many that are still unde-
as TO what sows they will Keep
Sduce next years pig crop.
rioubt the question as to now
gilt should be before taking
ace in the breeding herd, Is
ST in the minds Of many. This
j q matter of development than
when a gilt has reached a
Of approximately 200 pounds
kances are that her body is de-
sufficient to not be affected
burden Of pregnancy. How
hare must be taken TO supply
Enough of the right kind.
kessful breeders find that where
&breeding is accompanied with
mt growth-promoting feed, the
n handled make better brood
&han those bred later In lie.
lows from large and vigorous
should be selected for breed
FINALS.
kher to use old sows or gifts
longer a problem with many Tor
common practice to fatten ana
the brood sows as soon as
1e after the spring litter can
Sned. To depend entirely upon
eloped sows for the springs pig
y not a practice TO be recon-
h however common it may be-
undernourished litters are the
inevitable result.
hdy made among various SWINE
on representative Iowa farms
1 that two-year-old and aged
hrrowed 23.9 per cent and 29-S
bit respectively, more pigs per
khan yearling sows. while their
ERE 9.3S per cent and 12.OS per
respectively larger than those
vearling sows and their gains
I6.31 per cent greater.
boar. like the sows, Will De
satisfactory If allowed to be-
YELL developed and vigorous. A
I'm in February or March, that
developed. may be used IN a
way In November or Decem-
Failure to observe caution IN
lnagement of young boar In
4 results in weak pigs and an
bss of breeding power.
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Is Necessary Item
lin Ration for Animals

best way to salt live stock is py
ing them to help themselves AT
|{Either common. brick or rock
u be used; however, If common
fused 1t is advisable TO protect
\ the weather. in that rains Will
it. and. of course, wash II
<matter of whether live stock
PRAISED with or without salt has
(e basis of many an experiment.
Experiments have usually re-
p added support to the conten-
b salt is a necessary item ID
ION. While live stock will live
Piderable time without salt,
eless they will not give as
lie returns from feeds Consumed
live stock receiving salt, in fact
have been known TO show a
lack of thrift and vigor owing
Hack of salt.