The Boardman mirror., February 25, 1921, Image 4

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WAGE LONG WAR ON SAVAGES
Holland Never Able to Subdue Fierce
Tribe Living in Rich East Indian
Archipelago.
The military forces of Holland,
which the news dispatches say are to
be reduced Dearly one-half, find con
siderable employment In the East
Indian archipelago, nearly all of which
belongs to the Dutch, it is con
siderable territory, covering, a distance
from cast to .. esi as great as that
from New York to San b'runoisco.
The wild native tribes are trouble
some. J Jut WOrst of all are the Achee
nese, who occupy a little country at
the north end of Sumatra Acheen Is
an absolute monarchy, recognising no
authority or control from the Dutch
or anybody else.
One of 1 lie Ion-rest wars lu history
has been fought by the Dutch against
the Achi cnese. It was started In 1872,
and has been going on ever since, with
no present prospect of bringing It to
an end.
In former days the Acheenese, who
are Malays, engaged largely In piracy.
In their swift salting proas they
scoured the sens, capturing every ua
ti rm.'d vessel they came across, and
customarily butchering everybody on
board. By their depredation thdy al
most destroyed trade through the
straiis of Malacca.
The Dutch did away with this mis
chief by running down the pirate
crafl with small Steam vessels and
destroying them. But the Acheenese
are sun Independent and defiant on
land. When ihe Dutch avenge an out
rage by burning their villages and rice
plantations, they retire to Inaccessible
in-iin -sis of ihe mountains. The best
the Dutch can do Is to hold the ex
treme northern tip of Sumatra, where
they have planted a Fortified town
culled Rots Radja, Usually about
eiu'lit thousand troops are kept there
In garris, hi.
Across ihe have of the tip a string
of fourteen little forts extend con
nected with the town by railroad and
telegraph, Bach is defended by elabo
rate barbed-wire entanglements and
by a hedge of the spiky plants called
Spanish bayonets, thirty feet wide,
which is even more effective, if a
tort is attached re-enforcements from
Kota Radja are summoned by wire.
Not far from the town Is Gold
mountain, Which Is said to be full of
the yellow metal ; but it Is outside the
line of forts and so the gold remains
UlldUg. For the Acheenese are Just
about the most ferocious savages In
the world, a little fad of theirs being
mutilation of their enemies, whose
legs, arms ami ears they cut off.
Their country Is a primeval forest,
peopled by orang-outangs and full of
a deadly malaria.
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CLEAN MILK DURING WINTER
Much Can Be Done to Exclude Stable
Filth and Dust by Using Plenty
of Bedding.
Many dairymen consider that It Is
not necessary to take the same pre
cautions In milking and bundling milk
during freezing weather as when it Is
warmer.
It should be kept In mind that milk
Is a food a very wholesome food
when It Is secured from healthy cows
j under 'unitary conditions, but a dan
gerous food If It conies from tuber, u
lar cows and is so carelessly, secured
j and handled us to permit the entrance
I of stable filth and dust.
Men who have made a careful study
of tuberculosis in dairies State that,"
on ihe average of at least one In eight
of our dairy cows harbors ihe germs
of tuberculosis and that these organ
isms find their way inio the manger
and gutter. Dust from the feed or
from the manure, or small particles of
the latter may convey ihese danger
ous bacteria iu the milk.
Much may he done to lessen this
danger by using plenty of bedding,
feeding moistened feeds and a thor
ough wiping of Hie mliler and Hank
of the cow witli a damp cloth, A
covered pall Is also of considerable
assistance.
Stable dust can be settled by
sprinkling the stable floor a short
lime before the cows are milked.
Bacteria stick to wet surfaces, but
as they are free to tloat In the air
again as soon as the surfaces have
become dry. the floor should be kept
moist until after the period of milk
ing. if all of ihe dairy i-mvs were sub
jected to the tuberculin lest, the pre
caution mentioned above would not
be s,; Important for ihe tubercular
COW COUtd be Identified ami removed,
yet i here are other bacteria in the
Stable dust and manure which nre in-
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Severe Spanish "Blue Law."
Kissing one's wife in public Is a
crime-, according to the laws- of Ma
drid. Spain. Therefore a severe
reprimand ami a warning not to let
the misdemeanor occur again has Just
been administered to a visitor to Ma
drid who, when be assisted his wife
Inlo a cab at the door of his hotel
iai the I 'ttert n dtd Sol, kissed her gond
by. A policeman on duly close by wit
nessed the offense and remonstrated,
threatening Is take the man to the
police Station, whereupon Ihe visitor,
u traveler In many lands, smiled ami
Nitid: "Do your worst, Tuke ine to
t)M sintion ROUSe and we'll see what
the punishment is for kissing one's
wife." The policeman led him off to
face his Captain, who, on hearing tns
nature of the charge was even ini'u
severe than the ordinary paftceo an.
He Informed the offender thai Ignor
ance of Ihe law was no excuse, but
ibat he had committed a terious of
ten ee against the laws of Madrid,
which Forbids a man to klSS any wom
an while In the streets of the clly,
with or without her consent, lie. hew
ever, let him off with a caution.
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Of Much P . antage to Wipe Off Cow's
Udder id Flanks Before Milking
Oper,-; jn.
JUrimra in the human system. Mill;
sec 'd from cows free from tuher-
'-Is, with clean moist flanks and
Udders, milked with clean hands into
sterile covered pails In dust free sta
bles and kept cold Is a safe anil
welcome food.
Lacks Sense of Right nnd Vrong.
A child's frertk inn eel puzzling
ihe Hampshire (Bngli nutboritlss
titiil the boanl of edu UtiOB. 'Ihe
chihl, a twelve-year Old girl, catnio!
ilisilngtilsh tight from Wrong, Her la
ther applied to the Odlham maglstrme.
ami obtained tut orccr to semi her to
an Industrial school. The attendance
officer said she hail been absent from
school for six ni'iiuhs, and stayed out
all night several Moms, and recently
wulkeil 18 mllel lo Basingstoke, where
she was foiled nt midnight on the sta
tion platform. A doctor described ihe
girl as morally and not mentally de
fective. The case w as so unusual, he
said, that all the facts hail been sub
milled to Ihe board of education. The
Child WM normal, except that part of
the Intellect which enabled u person
to discern right from wrong whs iuKs-Ing.
DELIVER DAIRY GOODS CLEAN
Wholesome Product? Arc Best Adver
tisements and Any Infraction
of Rules Is Harmful.
Of all the mediums of good sound
ndvertlslng in the dairy Industry there
Is not one which can excel that of
"quality."
When we observe the methods of
those who have rvilly achieved in the
dairy business we 'II P 1 In every
Instance that SUCCC u ai uflde possi
ble through the itppllcut ion of com
mon son-.e rules . f ch-uuliuess M)d
sanitation,
DISSS wholesome dairy products are
the best advertisement, ami any In
fraction of these axiomatic first prin
ciples will work to the dairyman's dis
advantage and remli' H dilticult to re
pair the damage wrought,
Dairymen are. as u rule, in the busi
ness to make a SUCCe of It, and there
Is no single factor that will promote
business fusier thin. ' r production of
a clean wholesome product,
CLEANLINtSo Or IMPORTANCE
Buried Forest Found.
A prehistoric forest. bUrtsd under I
.'III feet of meadow marsh, tuts been
fDUnd near Qfcestnnt Neck, on the New !
York-Atlantic Ctty nintor route, t'e-l
dar and talk trtSS have been round In I
a perfect state of preservation, while
nt other points the burled timber bad
been reduced to charcoul. The dis
covery was made by linemen creeling
poles to carry electric power to the
transatlantic wireless plant in Tttck-
ertrtn. Poles SO feet long are beim:
used across a "bottomless" stretch of
the Mulllcn rieT mendows.
Looked Lrke Net Player.
Lets, aired five was iMiing In the
country, and. SSSlttg a potato bug for
the Brat time, she asked: "Mamma,
docs riles pht ttssntsf
"No, dear." repllett the mother.
"Why do you ask?"
"Hecause," answered the little miss.
"1 Just saw one with sweater on."
Utensils and Mangers in Which Calves
Are Fed Should Be Given
Close Attention.
Strict attention should be paid to
the cleanliness of the utensils and
mangers in which the calves are fed
as well as to the box stalls lu which
i hay are q Bartered. The latter should
le cleaned out at least jmce a week
and preferably oftener.
GOOD COWS ARE PROFITABLE
Must Produce Milk or Butterfat of
Value Over Cost of Feed Calf
and Manure Help.
A cow Is profitable If she produces
milk or butterfat of value over the
vest of feed. The alue of the Calf a
cow pi edUCSS each year, plus the value
of the manure left on the farm, is
ii-ually eonlilored sufficient to pay for
her keep outside of feed.
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Successor to
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