CENTRAL POINT HERALD SEPT. 28, 1916
FORGETFUL LESCHETIZKY.
C entral P oint H erald
T h * G reat P ian ist W as One o f the V je t
A b een tm inded o f Man.
DAI RY and
CREAMERY
r
EXPLORING A RIVER
ÍRDPH IS OF WA! !)
.«« ’.VI j DOM,
The best Indication of the
That fatuous pianist and still more
breeding value of a bull la fur
famous teacher ut music, Theodore
:
;
;3
Carefully
Prc
I
Captured
Leschetlzky. was one of the moat ah
nished lu the milk records of bis
AN I ni »» in Mi* NT !■»':il newspaper »ievoted to
seiitmluiled of men.
dam.
serve by Uncle Sam.
If»*- i n U - i . >i - »1 Central Point and the Hotrue
Hi*«sr V»l!«*y.
Due day, having experienced a slight The Niger, the Mystery of Africa,
It never pays to use poor salt
symptom he thought lie would visit his
In butter. Some may say that
Was
Long
a
Puzzle.
i file at the B a k e A n 1
doctor and provide against a repeti
ON VIEW .N NAVAL ACADEMY
salt is salt, but It Is true that
HIS V i PAPIK
‘ L it risi: o A o k n c y . I n c .. 4‘SJ j
I I in«
m t. »» V
vtitrisiN
tion. The day was cloudy, and he
Mouth .Vf in I •' .1.,, Ai
and 77‘J Market
there are some grades much bet
WATER
ON
THE
FARM.
8 t r , m P inn' i .. wht re contract« for adver-
started forth umbrella In hand. Be
ter than others.
f lain a cun I»* mail«; for it
fore reuchlng the nearest avenue It be SOLVED IN A CURIOUS WAY. R estored by Special Process A fte r
The stomach of a little calf Is
Im portan t T h a t D airym an P ro v id e a
gan to sprinkle, anil he hailed a pass
H a v in g Be n In T a tters F or Years,
very sensitive uud easily ruined.
P'l Bi.i.siiibD E v e r y T h u k k u a y .
Pure and Abundant Supply.
Huha^rii») » n price, $1.60 per year, in advance.
ing street car. Settled comfortably In
T h e y A re a L iv in g P ro o f o f tire H e ro
Nothing will do tills quicker than
Nothlug la of greater Importance on a corner, lie sank into meditation and T w o "A t m oh air" Scientists, W h o N ever
ism o f Our S oldiers and Sailors.
keeping the calf confined lu a
Set
Foot
In
th
*
Dark
Continent,
i a stock fHrm than an abundant sup
was lost to material circumstances un
wet, dirty stall or pen.
W orked Out the Problem o f W here
| ply of pure water. Few farms have til the conductor announced: "End of
In the aui torlum of the academic
VICE PRESIDENT KING.
Flue eornaieal for the akim-
the G reet Stream Entered th * Sea.
building at the Uuited Stales Naval
! clear running water or live springs
route. Fassengers will please descend."
mllk calf Is a good substitute for
academy at Annapolis are 13,000square
H e Tuoi- ti e Oath of Ottica A broad, but It is necessary to provide storage tanks
Obediently the musician descended.
the more expensive ollmeal.
The Niger Is the third greatest river
Did Not Like to Serve.
! and pump water from wells, says the He hud passed the doctors house long la Africa and the eleventh iti rank in yards of da 4», inuat of them trupby
To double the amount of milk
flags.
ago; besides, lie had forgotten where
\VHIl!iiu I’ ufus King, born April C. Kansas Farmer.
per acre and cut the cost of milk
the « ‘oriel. A century ago nobody bad
The capture of these tattered ban
be was going A friend who happened
17VI d i i vpi II Ik, IK53 «vas a vice
production in tw o—build a silo.
On dairy farms water Is of even
found where the Niger river reached
president of tlie United Stilt**» »b o greater Importance than on general live to pass a few moments later, found the sea. and as the mystery grew the ners helped to make the stars uml
hltn
standing
ou
the
curbstone—
his
stripe'
respected
by
the
nutlotis
of
the
never u 'I vh I In tIn»t capacity and one stock farms. Milk cows drink more
theory became popular that the Kongo
who tool the oath of office on foreign water than do other unlnials because umbrella up, although It was no longer cr Zaire river » a « the lower pail of earth uud reflect undying glory ou the
men of the United States navy. They
soil,
noclhlng which eon be said of a great deal of water Is required for raining—glowering intently at the
brimming gutter as he tried to remem the Niger.
are living proofs of the heroism and
no olhi i- executive officer who baa ever milk production.
The
most
impressive
fact
known
courage of the soldier» and sailors who
ber Ids erratia. Explanations followed,
I,veo i i ted liy the |ieople of thlscoun
Cows form fixed habits as to the
and the friend laughingly advised him about the Kongo wus that the majestic fought to muitituiu the flag wheu the
try.
King ««as an invalid, but bis time o f drinking water and ure rest
flood it poured Into the Atlantic fresh
nation was struggling for Independ
Iriends urged him to take aecund place less and uneasy unless they can get to return home.
“ Also, you will have my company all etied the sea several miles from the ence and later when It was fighting to
on the i.'l.ct with Irierce in 1852.
the way," he added genially. “ That ts shore II certainly wus a gteat river.
establish firmly the foundations of the
lloth v. etc ele ted, but Mr. King's
.Mutigo Park, the splendid and in greatest republic o f the world.
to say. if you do not m ini stopping a
health i . ml so rapidly that be was
molt cut at Dr. So and-so's, where I trepiil young Scotchman who iuungu
From 1S47 to lltOl this collection of
forced to go lo Cubo some two mouths
The watery character of the ration
have promised to call for a prescrip rated the modern era of African ex
flags, which should be one of Amer
Infoi. Inauguration day. Not having
ploratlou. was largely responsible fot ica's most highly prized treasures, was fed has no effect upon the fat content
tion for my «vlfe.”
retili' d to the United States by
of the milk, says the Orange Judd
“ Not at all; uot at all!” cried Leo- the theory that the Kongo might be Mu- kept at the Naval academy and exhib
.lap i, I, congres« passed n Hpectal act
Farmer. There is even less variation
chetlzky, beaming. "M y dear fellow, outlet of the Niger He ««as etitbusi
ited in the old navul institute hull.
untie i mug the l ulled States consul at
He wrote that 1/
you have told me my desluatlon. I, astic over the idea
In 1901, wbea It was decided to tear In the other milk constituents. This In
Matiiii7.il» rutin, to swear him lu as ;
too, «u s going to Dr. So-and-so for a the theory turned out to be true the down this building, the flags were dicates that rations o f varying water
vl< c pre dent at about the hour when
fact, in a commercial sense, would be packed In iron boxes anil stored away i content have no effect upon the com
prescription."
taking the oath o f office ut
Pierce «
The friends proceeded to the doctor's second In importance only to the dis
Being In a dilapidated condition when position o f milk. Tills was the eonclu-
Wash i ;
they were taken down to be packed, 1 slon of prolonged tests over an eighty
mid obtained the t«vo prescriptions. covpry of the Cape of Good Hope.
i I'liii'iit was curried out to
Till a
The German geographer lielchartl grave fears were entertained that they
They left together, and ou the top step
day period with eight cows conducted
a dot. a i m the day appointed, ut a
would he further damaged by moths.
— the sun was now shining brilliantly— became Interested In the problem o
for the government by W. F. Turner,
plantation on out* of the highest bills In
the
Niger,
and,
gathering
all
data
During
the
ten
years
they
remained
the musician paused abseotmlndedly
the vicinity if Mntuir/.iis, Mr King was
It. II. Shaw, It. P. Norton and P. A.
available
with
regard
to
the
water
in storage repeated efforts were made
once more to put up his umbrella.
made vice piesi.lent of the United
to have the government take some Wright.
"But, my good friend, you do not In the equatorial regions o f West A f
Stall
i mid the Hou ma ' Vaya vol con
The cows were given four different
need your umbrella," remonstrated his rica. he came to the conclusion that steps to put them In a permanent state
Id.., ii.o.l wilt lit* with youi of the
kinds of rations: (1) A full versus a
frletnl. "The rain ceased an hour ago." the Niger must Hud Its way to the of preservation, but without success
i I'col. who hud assembled to witness
Mean through the streams of a delta In 1912 congreoa appropriated $30,000 limited allowance of drinking water:
At that moment the spring with
tin unique spe. tnclc. Vice President
(2) turnips versus dry roughage; (3)
which I.eschetlzUy had lieeu fumbling and that this delta was probably on for the work of preservation.
I lie-; i untied to ids home at Cahaw-
the const of the bight of Benin, » ’here
About three months later Mrs. Amelia wet versus dry beet pulp; (4) green
yielded, ami the umbrella sprang open.
In the moat Important dairy
I,a, \1.1 m in in g ut that place April
large number of small streams »-ere Fowler, an expert on flag preservation,
Ills friend broke Into a shout o f laugh
| versus dry crimsou clover. The dry
countries the* Holstein breed has
J7. IS.
mi l died Hu* following day.
known to enter the Atlantic.
obtained the services o f forty needle
met its rivals and ha» been de
ler.
The eminent geographer hit the uail women, who began the arduous tusk ration contained only from 00 to 75 per
clared by the majority of dairymen
* True, the umbrella you have Is more
afttr an impartial trial to be the
on the head His theory told the truth of sewing over by hand every Inch of cent as much water as the wet ration.
GROWING PEANUTS.
suitable lo the weather than your own
most profitable breed, writes u
Of green clover the cows ate from
The problem «-as solved lu an arm
correspondent of the Breeder’s Ga
hut I am afraid the doctor's little chair, but the English gentlemen, who the 13.000 square yards lu the flags, as forty to fifty pounds per head and of
the
natural
decay
of
age
as
well
us
the
zette. The Holstein probably pro
H o w T L e y A re P lan ted, H arvested and
daughter might not he satisfied with at that time were organizing the Tuck
the clover hay 10.222 pounds per head
duces more milk and butter than
P rep ared F o r M arket.
the exchange. I fear we must go back, ey (Kongo) expedition, laughed to almost hopeless ravages of moths made
all other dairy breeds combined,
any ordinary method of preservation daily.
The culture o f the peanut la not nt-
l.escbetizky. for there will be trouble,
and it has been due to the llolslein
scorn the German hypothesis, declared
Certain Individual cows at times pro
cow probably more than all other
t cutlet I with in 11< li «1 i tlli'ii 11 y . Land
Leschetlzky lowered the supposed that Kelchard's deductions were "on seem Impossible.
causes combined that milk pro
A special process was originated by duced milk having an abnormal fat
Milted to the raising of corn or melons
umbrella
and
looked
at
It.
It
was
a
titled to very little attention" and tba
duction In the various countries has
Mrs. Fowler, which Is described as content. This effect was apparently in
Is Kcnerall.v hi * lei te 1. ami care is taken
blue parasol of dlinunltlve size, much tils data tvere "wholly gratuitous."
been so greatly Increased in the
“spreading the tattered remnants of dependent of the ration, as it occurred
that then* is nolhing in the soil that
|r st few decades. The bull pic
berutlled and gayly stre«vn »1th hro
James McQueen was another arm
each flag upon a backing o f heavy uot only with the high water content
tured Is a pure bred Holstein.
would stain the shells.
I'luiithi# he
eadtsl pink roses.
chair Investigator, hut the books he
ration, but with the dry os well. The
^Ins when the danger from frost has
"Vi'S.” he agreed, “ We must go back read were hundreds of black slaves Irish linen of neutral color."
The delicate work «v»s guided by the weight o f evidence secured through
pained. Tin? ground Is plowed five or n il ilie fresh water they want at the and exchange umbrellas.
Besides,
taken to the West Indies from the XI original measurement o f the flag, by
other testa also Indicates that usually
k I x Inches deep and then harrowed
ger river region. He bad read Mungo a knowledge of Its design and by plac
time they have habitually been getting must get my prescription. I put
The lints are taken from the pod with It.
Into
my
purse,
but
I
do
not
feel
any
Turk's
fascinating
story
of
Ids
Jour
For this reason there must be
out hrrakliitf their skins and are plant great regularity in supplying the wa
purse in my pocket. I think I must ney down the Niger for hundreds of ing In vertical and horizontal line the
warp and woof threads In the frag
ed two t,i three together in rows uhont ter. By far the most satisfactory plan have left It on the doctor’s table.”
mill's and thought It very strange that ments of hunting.
three feet apart find twenty Inches Is to have tanks that can be kept filled
“ Leschctlzky." inquired Ids friend, no explorer hud ever found where the
What remained o f the original flag
from hill f<* Idli. being covered with at all times.
"are ynq quite sure you did not leave great river reached the sea. McQueen
was then sewed firmly to the linen
tu o Imi ir* .ti mi i l li
A stock furiti cannot be considered your olf behind In the car and that
began to question c«:ery native of the
Ili ( t<»1 m *!\ Will'll tlu* nuts uro ripe*. fill!.« equipped until It Inis ti complete am not walking with your twin?"— lower Niger be could And and kept ac backing by needlewomen under Mrs.
Fowler's instruction uud guidance.
Ilio furimi' lo *srlis tlu» •urtli und (Mills » ater system with u storuge tank high Youth's Companion.
cumulating this tesUtnouy for live
Less than a year after the labor of
llp (In* \ IlIt S ti Will Il ( ir nuts ir.!Imre. euot '-'h to force water wherever It 1»
years before he was ready to publish repairing was begun, on May Id, 19 13 ,
limi tnnm tlu III M V t r t< dry
ih* |ier needed. Probably no other Improve
Ills results.
M ore 3cap and Less W ater.
the flags «vere completed and put ou
fumi* ! hi ; t:i>!¿ on ly li. i!»*iis int wcat'i
ment savi'* us much labor as does it
Because they use too much water
In 1821. »b en he had solved the puz exhibition at the Naval academy.
•»!• il mi u h n II«* ITP litri is tir;
When «lite r ».stetti. On farms «h ere the and too little soap women do not get zle to his satisfaction, he Issued a book
In the celling o f the academic build.
• m
li« <• Itili ili ( In* s in fur ti tank can lie given sufficient elevation the Mime dazzling «Idleness In their In which he announced as a fact and
Ing Is one of the most Interesting of
y. tvlili li h Stilile U*?.: tini«» f r tI umii on it hillside 11 iati he built in the washed clothes as do the United States not as a theory that the Niger reached
Ibe trophy flags. It Is a British royal
H; :a aron mi grou id o f lenient, ami the water «rill marines, a sergeant of the marine the sen through a «vide spreading delta
« dry t I h * jxr *\Vi*r
standard taken from the parliament
There have been many Instances In
diiUo iiliont li v e fi M'I 1ivi!)
!>e kept cooler than when storisi In corps told a party of society women in the region of the "oil rl«-ers.” Aa
tb« rust Which show the great value
house at York. no«v Toronto, then the
TI h * \I im * m ri umili Il ark from Hire” tanks elevateli above lite ground visiting a battleship.
of the Guernsey bull in the battle
fact, the della front la exactly where capital of upper Canada, when the
fur the Improvement of the scrub
lo l)V(* Un i >, Il ft«T will li t 'n* nuts are W lieie i"i limpie storage tank 1» built
"The eye paining brilliancy of our McQueen said It tvas. The oil rivers place was taken by the squadron under
cow.
Aside from the fact of th*
pltkrtl ufi*, piaerti In Hile .s ñutí shipped the drilli.lug tanks In the various while clothes Is dtte to the fact that Hie the delta streams of the Niger.
Commodore Isaac Chauneey and a land
return of a profit, the natural color
yards cuti be small This Insures the He «ash with our heads as well as our
to marli«*t \ \ Ilo* iimloi fu \ «ini-alo «oli
Mi Queen's book made more fun for fori e under General Zebulon Montgom
and fine flavor so characteristic of
water being fresher limn when It tin mis. and we let son(i do Its proper the learned geographers than any
ditJom 1»itl»|| 1r:il • 1unii i limi un nets
the Guernsey product are also
ery Pike, April 27, 1813.
prominent In cows resulting from
share of the work.
wool 1 be storisi In large open tanks.
timi ili* viri. P* t a< i «* «•\> «*e I h fort«
comic uewspnper. The Idea that at)
Tlie squadron, with about 1,700 sol
tills line of breeding. The cow
In additi' ii to having plenty of wa
"Just enough water to thoroughly obscure trader In the West Judies
busillis.
shown Is a Guernsey.
diers aboard, effected a landing at York
.....
ter f ir the stock to drink, a dairy farm wet the wash 1» sufficient,'' tlie sergeant should dream that bis confabs with
T o p ih ti r poni ll|*
under cover of n tire o f grape from the
iu t ' - w i ,. t in (In* room where til«1 continued, "and the less water Hud ignorant slaves had solved the Niger
the enilh ami stems the m;i
ships, cleared a way through the In
mil1
.
I»
bundled
and
tin*
diary
utensil»
more
soap
one
uses
the
whiter
the
ed in lume melai cylinders Ir.
.li
mystery ««as a most amusing Joke. Hans and sharpshooters that the Eng the percentage of water in the milk is
washing ««ill turn out.”
they pass ihrougli blast fan-. In which are washed. There Is a lot o f druda
McQueen lived to see the day wheu Ids lish had formed to oppose them and not increased, nor the percentage of
**r\ In caring fur milk and washing
The visitors seemed greatly impress Joke ««its recognized as a solemn geo
fat lu the milk reduced, where the
a strong current of air soprr *• s Hi
Jtoflued the batteries. The capture of
the I »nils and cans where water has ed with the lesson given them In an graphical fact
fully developed nuts having **
u. i
York resulted in the acquisition of the ration contains an unusually large
nets from those Imperfectl\
m,t to I.... nrrled. In fact, on a diary farm art that Is dear to every woman's
The Niger delta, one of the largest In royal standard, the only British royal amount o f water.
Nevertheless, the general opinion of
from empty pods The sonn i unis fall ene i.f the first things to plan fer Is a heart.—Philadelphia llecord.
the world, stretches 230 miles along ■C^n’ nrd captured and held by any
»a te r system that will put running
dairymen Is expressed by McConnell;
through the Ian upon sonile; tables
rite coast.
Most of Its streams are nation
»a te r wherever need.»!. Until this Is
“ It Is a matter o f common knowledge,
where those that aie di’«« «dolisi an
small, and. skirting the coast, one can
The flags raptured hy Admiral Pewe.v
tiene curing fer milk I» Ismtul to he
taken .»ut and the hrluht ones ¡«' • ins
hardly observe them, so completely at Manila bay are In this auditorium, that the lush grass of spring, an ex
Chem ical M isnom er*.
drudgery
«*«1 on info sacks Unit will o.i »
“ Copperas" Is a conspi, units example are they hidden in the dense region of and some of them are exquisite. The cess o f mangolda or too many brewers'
I he source of the water supply must
grains will promote a great flow of
Explorers soon
about Ido pounds of nuts
L.i h Hack
of chemical misnomers, being sulphate mangrove s«vatups.
ne flown at the main of the Spanish
he thoroughly dependable, and there
Is marked with I'm brand Hull indi
of Iron, not copper Another Is "salt found that they might struggle for •miser Don Antonio de Ulloa Is a re milk, but that that milk will lie poor,
should he tie question as to Its fr«»*
weeks up a stream only to prove it a minder of the plucky enptalu of that and farmers xvho do not do anything
cates the i;rude o f Ps contents Wash
of lemon." which lias nothing what
dei.I from contamination. There Is tie
liigton Star.
ever I" do with the fruit of the leutou blind Hlley. for u peculiarity of the •miser. Enrique Roblou. who refused to modify such feeding will find their
milk coming dangerously near the
quicker nay to spread disease tlian tree, lint Is |intassititu binoxalate or
Niger is that not a few Independent to surrender at the battle of Manila
through a contaminated water supply
'standard.' ”
pota»ti treated «vitlt oxalic arid.
rivers form betweeu tthe delta branch
ay on May I. 1898, so the Ulloa sank
TORE UP THE CGNTRACT. » - --------
-
------ -»
es and hate no connections with the with Its guns blazing defiance and all
Too Polita.
Niger Itself. Most of the delta la a flags flying - Bost-m Globe.
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
A n d It C alled f o r
O a l e r y o l a M illion
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o network, difficult to enter or to retreat
o
I.lttle Boy—That lady that talked to
o
Dollar a Vvar.
A N O U T L IN E O F T H E
! me in the park gave me some candy.
front
N E W F A R M L O A N AC T.
Im itation Damask.
Only e
It all III the u I Id «■' er tore
| Mother—I hope yon were polite. IJttle
The aot provldea for thè creati n
All
nature
is
hideous
there—the
Imitation
damask
is
made
today
by
gage or requiring fees not approv
tip II $1 i ,ooo a ;cat »a aiy contract
Boy —Yes, ma. I was. Mother—What
of tivelve federai land lamks and ed tty the farm loan board.
brown water» lazily coursing, the evil means of printing upon the surface
S t e e l . i.rp i at ton took OVCI
When
did you say? Little Boy—I said I
odors
o
f
the
slitnc
iiud
ooze,
the
repul
pertults thè eatahllshiuent o f nny
with a sort of transparent mucilage,
The borrower* will share In the
the • 11iii : c coin| any It acquired as
sive aulmal life from crocodile to the designs. These designs appear to wished pa had met her before he got
iimnher of Jolnt stock land hanka net profits of the hnnk because
one of I» I In l.lll t c» It really was an
acquainted with you.—Chicago Herald.
pythons,
lurking
In
the
*hado«v
for
for Mie pnrpose of uuiklug lonns ut they are stockholders. It I* con
t*e woven Into the cloth. By immersing
asset
i "iiti
to |ay ( ‘Italics M
their prey, and a choice collection of
sample
In
Ixilllng
hot
water
and
al
templated
Mint
ultimately
the
tsir
a
rcasoiiahle
rate
of
Interest
for
Itchy« all 1 hat unheard o' mini am nnlly
insect plagues. Including the anopheles n««lng it to hull f,,p several minutes the
N o t F a cia lly.
long perieli* o f Mine ou fami latuls. rowers will N- the only stnckbohl
,1. I' .Mol .‘tin didnt Uno» »hat to lle
mosquito, with Its poisonous sting
"H ow do yon preserve the paint so
design will disappear. - Washington
A fisleral fami leali lsvanì ha» ers
a holt t t,
The Id: lic»t »a ary on rtss.nl j
Those terrible conditions, |sv-sistlng Post
wonderfully?”
Long term loan* are provided hv
»H » H o ico n
lie « a s in a quanilaiv
complete control over thrse batik*
for aliout forty miles inland, are then
"I put many coals of varnish over
authorizing
mortgages
for
peril«!»
Fina !i In' »lltnuioiicd S i » ah. silo»
succeeded hy solid earth, noble tree»
A — F ederai Lan d Banks.
it,” explained the artist
"B u t” he
of
front
live
up
to
forty
years.
Much B etter Scheme.
tsl hill the contract nini hesita Mugli
and sweet nlr. but the swamp region
added hastily. “ I hardly think that
Twelve fede.al lami hauks are
Small annual or semiannual pay
Darling,
i
love
you
so
min
n
I
would
ii »keil i Imi coniti he th tic alleili II
of the hover delta is one o f the most
would work in your case, dear lady.” —
pn.vl.letl, mie In ench o f tivelve meats on the principal are made n
gladly die for you."
• Thl 11 »aiti Schivali
forbidding parts of Africa.
districi» luto «vhlch thè country will required feature of till mortgages.
Louisville Courier-Journal
That
s
very
iih
e
o
f
you,
George
hut
re
It
up
Ile I
Hlchard M ilder at last. In 1330
he «111 'alisi
These hnnk» are etti
That coni I a. I hail tu t lisi Si h n a h
B— Joint Stock Land Banks.
floating down the Niger, was taken b* It wouldn t do me any g. ml. I'd so
;smcreil to (end oli tlrst tuoitgages
Time works » ‘oude**—and so woahl
I Ol tlic |uv\ Ions year
Joint stock land hanks are nu
»I
natives Into the Nun branch of the much rather you'd make a gm») living most people if they were as tireleaa aa
oii fami land» lu niimuuts of $|i«> to
for me Mian a glml dying
Baltimore time
I ili.Iu t im o » liat saliti« Miei palli
tborized
They
are
corporations
for
delta
an
J
ilcscendtsl
It
to
the
sea
The
gio.tlltt> for approvisi purjswes The
\ inerica n.
i ie
I « no uot n li Ima t«*il hy money
carrying on the business of lending
Niger problem «a s solved.
lenti* nn> to I h * inaile tlmnigh fami
molli cs
| he I le i i»l In «lin i I » a »
on
farm
mortgage
security
ntul
Is
England
gave
the
Niger
a
wide
o h i asso la Mona and agoni»
Vi
•ryliig tu do h nri I »unirsi lo » 1»' Il
berth till after 1930 It was thought
loau may le uiade for more thati 30 suing farm loan bonds They are to
hroitght atsmt. I camolisi Miai isut
to be a plague stricken region from
per cent of thè vaine o f thè land l»e under the supervision o f the
tra et «Ithoiit a luotueiif s hcsliatlon'
which no good «vottld ever come. Its
morlgagrd and 20 per cent of thè farm loan board, but the govern
Tin i» diti Mr Bell» ah ciplaln Ida a<
terrors have fled today before Mie ad
i alile of Mie peruiaiieut ln »u r«l Ini ment ««III not Invest In them Suli-
Moti lo me.
1e> t to gts.gntpldcal limitations h i m
vanee In knowledge
Large vessel»
provetlienla upou It
T ild i mia a sis|Hel
Morgan lalcr
■nbje t to the NO i»>r cent am! 20
ascend the Fort-ados branch carry
National
fami
lenti
assis
tanoti»
t ld i irncgle ho»
uiagiianlliioiisly
Ing commerce to and from the fnr In
locai orgnnlaatlona cotnpostsl exi in |H*r cent limitation, these hanks can
S. Invali litui ai tisi Uarnegle rviuark
terlor o f Africa, and Nigeria, a coin
alvei« of Isirroweri. are sutborlxed lend to an Individual nny amount
•si. "i Ii.it ite I» Mie oiilv inali I kuo»
Ing empire of ludnstry. with Its great
lanos
Valu" *
Pianos
(or
Thc»e associatloti» must le stis'k they wish nod for any purpose
«vili* «o iild lim e dune Miai '
cattle, cot to«, tin mines anj other re-
T alhini Machines, Etc.
C oop 00
lioldcrs In Mie lami hauk* III pisqsir The. ■ ntmot t barge an Interest rate
And he proinptly sent Siliwst» Iti
sooreea. Is Joined to Mte sen both by
Moli t>i thè anio'itit tli*lr un-mlicr* ex, is 'ing n |s>r cent, ami such rate
V e are Itn o^ to carry only whet
r«
homi» Mn tuli amount of thè contrai t
rail and river.—Cyroa C Adam« In
good, «she: will endure end what
« tuli to Isirnx«
Fi entually all must not exceed hy more than 1 |ier
ta rin o le ilo la reti puhllcly, "I owe
•Vtuerii mi R e tie » o f lie slews
cent
the
Interest
they
have
pnlif
on
fully
worth
th*price
*»ked.
O
u
r
»teck In thè fisleral land hauk» » III
hit fortune chicli* to l » o nini. Min
Sheri«'«*'-
uoo. V>Ve* *
their last Issue o f horn!*. Their
* • * » payment term* pUc* the h*»t
!*t* I»» lusl ex. luslvely hy Illese «»»o
Jone» and « barile Schwab"
mueical matrunvents withm e v e ry .
mortgage», however, must provide
Diplomacy.
i
la
Moli«.
ooe 1 reach. Fill out the coupon
Si hwali li»| me adii for feltri pi. ke 1
s l o « u e » M ‘■ '^ n . e . u — -
for amortization payment*
Those
"Pa. »That ts diplomacy7"
A r«'«sonatile Interest rate I» e»
or write tor catalogues.
all Mie « 'amento partner* .o re * u n»
hank» are prohibited from chant
"Diplomacy,
my
hoy.
Is
the
art
of
he
talitlslied
The act prohlhlt» thè
a falbo re r « l i d i Mie englv elisi S li» ah
r— ‘ U
Oft
In : ut.*Vi an* pretext fees or oat
ilig disagreeable pleasantly.-—Detroit
fisleral land hnnk» fmni charglng
tirai spetted and promotisl Inni
The
tp|ss|,i|i» other than those author
Free Press
fM M * P
more
Mina
li
,<ei
rent
on
any
tuort
mily man t . « li tu Mie lami* Scoi ever
I hi the n> t.
ga ie latte hlanclte waa S Im iti II OOOOOOOOO. O.'O o o o o o o o o o o o o
cooocoooooocoocooooooco
Cleanse the foontaln If you rould
C. I erUa lu l.ealk'S l l i v i l j
purify tb« streams -Aleuti.
W m It. IIROWKR. Fubliaher
EFFECT OF WATER ON
FAT CONTENT OF MILK
Every Home can have
a Musical Instrument
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