South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 300, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 October 1917 — Page 7

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AGRICULTURE

INFORMATION FOR FARMERS AND ORCHARDISTS

STOCK-RAISING

SEGY HOUSTON

im 1 :il i we-. I nth' I

ANALYZES GRAIN

STANDARDS ACT

Goes Into Details of Law That Has Been Cause of Much Complaint From Farmers.

1 1 irr. weed s'mK

"t ni. h iff. straw, uruin than Aix-.it. at, 1 ar.v oth-ri

f i -i iT ri iriiitf-rial vhbh an he ic- ' um. 1 readily from the wheat by the us .' appr ;n I. it siev-. cleaning !f ir(. r othr practical rnejrwl

-i:td t st jias ate the forei-tn mat' ml pre-wnt: also undev lone 1

shriv elr-d. and small pieces of wheat;

' kernels p'cc.v.sarily icihovh! in prop-'

separating the for ign matfr- : The quantity of docka-e hall, -l 1 ( U 1 'lt'd in tfTiriJ r.f i,i,rr.ntJ

--- - - " - - . V ' iL j j ;.- based n th- total v eight of the' k'r;in in' ludir.g the dockage. The I P-n-f-ntitiif. -,f dockage calculated, j.-hall ) sMt-d in terms of whole J p r centum and half per centum. A'

fraction or' ,i

Overhaul Buildings In Preparation for Winter and Conserve Chicken

Feed

; riv ; ial.

1. T r. i - I .-r.it.- -rain standard.-, i- t J. r f . : l I ; I aly.-d m the

.w.i.g important I 1 1 r b

I-t centum '.vhen e.pjal

to or greater than a half shall be tr-at-d as half, and whfn less t.ian a half shall lisre arded. The percentage of dockage so determined

Sf c'ylar.d stat d shall he added to th

lf..uto:j to W. J K..n c :

"ii f ren-e .i id re k-ciI i-v spt. 17 to th

hP-raher of ongnss, trirt. Kan.siis. in which

Hrown, liver.4-'.

;.- mad to you under

H".u. Jmi.'t .' house.

ver.th (i:.--u I k: i t - r

s-'rade d-sipnation. "The iiiii)os.' of

the item abov e j

lly Iol)crt Armstrong. Kxp'rt I'oultrymun and Writer. October may seem to be an uniin-

portant month in the poultry man's aWndar. but in reality It is a peil iod of ital considc ration. It is the terminus "f a ear's work, üo to speak, and the beginning of another , sea.-on. It I the time when last ear's pullets graduate into th" yearling cUss. When their averages are summed, and those with poor laying records are called for market. This weeding process is the 1 beginning "t ' selection of next .-e.i-: .son's breeders. October is the month In which to clean and overI K....I ItA . 1 1 i 1 ,t i ii 111 ti ü . n em...

HU Iii 114- i , .4 I I . o llliv .... I . j

rt ilt-r

dat of1

d"-cribed is threefold; lirst, to dejinei dockage; second, to prescribe how' dockape shall be calculated; third.' that whenever ockiuje is f(-und in wheat, the- amount thereof shal! b .

aration fr the winter'H work.

a part of the jjrade.

a complaint a.'alt.-t the lnit 1 .tate.i i stated and made

-;r.iin stan-hirds at. You , not ! designation for the w heat. i -;. itically pioter .iain-t any par- "Tlie department's interest in the 'i' u!a.- prc. jsh.n tr pro i-ior.s of th ' qu .-tion of locka is primarily ' a-t. nr ! you ornpiain a.i itist 't rectefl to the enforcement of a cor-' th- oüi. ial crain standarls of th-rect determination of docl;a;e under l'nit.'.i State- o-taMi-h-d ther.- the oJhcial rain standards of the

r. der. "It !s believed that the f any tompbiint which

leal cause you mav

p not occasion 1 by the roM iir uienfc of the I'nit'd States i iit. standards act, nor the stand-:ix-d and established there- ; t . 1 r. but i- dii primarily (1) to I: i iu nd r.-ta ml iny on ne part of i arm!-.- and country ;-,rr'un da!rs as

1'iiite.i states for wheat, and to obtaining comrdianeo with the provision of the act which require the us.- of those standards and the tirades thel.-of. "For xample. in th- case of a count., dealer who ships, his wheat in interstate commerce to a termi-

Autumn is the season that tests ,th-- real ability of the pojltryman, his patience, and .sometimes hi.po ketix.ok a well. With mo t of th- ye.irlinys out on a .strike, by rea-on of the molt, and the pullets

! not as yet laying to their full ca-ipac-i'y. receipts arc often no hif.h'T than the feed bilks. lNper- , iei ced breeders understand that these circumstances are hound to ' prevail .it this season because it is .betwixt and between the oin;; and : comlnt,' of the old and new Hocks, j The novice who started chickens Jin thy spring and is approaching his I lirst winter, is v ry apt to feel a Mit discouraged or perplexed. I'ut

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BLACK WYANDOTTES

were

o th- r ''iir meiits of the ;ict atnl;aet are locatel. pursuant to a sab Th" federal standards for wheat, ' subject to an inspection by such in- ' t irnorrect arid arbitrary appli-j spectors. p it be assumed that a atioi. of the fcde.-al standards on : part jcular car of wheat contains J I h" part of country i.uy. r, .! i. ' p r--nt of .lockage. The licensed -a'.i. f,n tion on .h- part of the j inspector who inspec ts and grades ro -.rs with the actual price lixed j this particular (.ar of wheat is re

nal market, where inspectors ll.'!Ul' leelins asme. enter uj: u eenseii undr the rain standards : the yoiin. stock was properly hatch-

.il;

f wh.-at

oild for t'le .llivr

X ! rmiral toari ' ts. No Mandatory vstsiiinil. "Il ii.is be, n biouu'fit to the attention of the l'n'ted Stat S ' pat ttit of au'i icuitUi-e from several .-ourc. .- that, in certain parts of th' "iiiiiliy wli.Tr tbi- year's ciop of vhcat is now b.intr mo.l. the oimtiy crain il;i!r. ar- as'ssin' i in- farriors a .ii-;,,.iot i i nt all

.vh .it pwi h i- -

act and the

ed and brooded, fed suuicic-ntly on a well-balanced ration, and Riven clean, comfoi table livine; (juarters. though they may seem to be but "marking time," they will soon strike up a lively palt and be layins before you know it. ThanUs-

rules j Kivintr day should find them "shell-

inc'' a ."JO percent yield at least, and bv Chr'stinas they will be btanding

iuir-d by th

and regulations of the .secretary of agriculture thereunder 1) to de

termine the docka-e ji. accordance in line for a nest

with the oüicial standards; (2) toj Always bear in mind, however, calculate the dockage as pro ide.l I t hat w inter exs are more or less an for in the- ollb-ial standards; and artificial production, consequently, (,: tc show, as a part of the Krade j fowls require more or less artiiieial

loesiuaiion ior ine wneat on the rare. Ilv artiiieial care I mean that

eertnicate of radt issued the amount of flockatr-- iZf

i out, tiding that ! iie finds ip the wheat.

i- n i .i nii.i to ry '''( r or in.- ju?-ps' ot

by him.! the favorable conditions of the which ' yprinp. which is the normal period

outainui; a.

-Ilcli .? s .s .-:o Il t

a-oii of tin oti- ial main s t and - n i t or m a j. plica tion of the standards . i.i- of the t'nited Stat- , for wheat jwith respect to dockage, there will .lub e th, l'nit d State- giaii: j appear in the service and reula- ' ci i iic a i . App ar. ntly th con-j tore a nnounceinent now in course -nt oil on the part of th. cuntryl of publication, a detailed descrip-

,raih iK'iltrs i.- -1 I upon .: ni '.In i ;ii,'1-' contain.-.! in tin.'

.i i.ii -1 . 1 1 1 1 a 1 .-. i-io.u in i 'or ma t ion j t ion of docUaXe. which methods is

.,c. IV. d b'.' th'-1 dt i al tlnvut it Hp-Usd in all

,'e.u.-. l.vv.x:-, 'hat tin- ilivcount is j .-u p rvi.sion. i; a tu:-.! ar.il arbitrary a-.----Ui i:t I h.indline: of

, th.- interest oT the 1 :v cr.-. at.d is ; tak n or refe rred to thj secretary tirio. on th.- 1 a.-is of the oihcialiof aiiculture and all htipervislonal tan. i I'd- Ti-'o t.iird ii . i ' . ii - i activities of such offices. License!

the J tion of the method recommended by of- i the department for the determina-

oliices of Federal ",;rain in connection with the

appeals and disputes

-top

act . i

the t . - -I.

. i . .1 bv t h'

oi Iii rounder. Ihickace System of

'Til.- prlmarv pcipo.-ts in

.-ta.di.-hiuf.nt of th- otb'-ial

tall.!..!"..- of th' l'liife.i Statt s wi o pi..ide .1 ba-i.-- wh.l'.by pal ti-; . n .n-actioi.s hivohinc the pur-

La- ..to: .-ale ot J,'ialn

. ; ! .: .! for hiiim-nt in i !. t-rst a t

1 1 -. T: coin Mil !' loiu'Iit,' i l.:'",.uli beiiii; abb to (...lain a . o.'-! . .i pplicu t i u of sa.h .-ta v. 1 a r u j

at the a. lr.ai VaUic and in..ke ii nt a. i i.ri!i!:.;Iy. The-., .stand-!

lor w heat 'in !)! pro on- ior r.-ittarv a-sess!n-n for bck-

rt p et ! ;

jin-pevtors in ilet. rminimr dockage in ; 'a iieat in accordance with the otli;cial standards necessarily will usj methods whi.h will ive results jsimilar to the tesults cditained by

jtho us of the method r c lunm ride d j

j by the department. "In many instances, the material

be dockatre mav con-

iin undeVf lop .1. shrive led. and

small pieces o'- wheat krnels n. c s.-arilv remov ed in properly -paratinn the foreipm mat rial. In such instances the dockage may have a ctisid. ra bb- .mmercial vain.. "Ass'.tmini; that th licned in-.-i" 1 1 r pi-opuly perfrin.s his dutv .

aiaditcz.

t IH-

Klaill

iipp-d and determined to

. . i'ti V do provide i'or tile iie-

. ei mi:: .tion of the amount of sand. ; that tln-re is no ai'eal, and ii.:. .. d .!-. w d tns. and I tlu p.titi. s interested comply

i ot,,!; oth. l- in.ittr .ih' d Mockau.' Which Jot'lallV liiaV be present a of wheat, the amount of

for ecx production, should be imitated as losely lis possible. Over liaulii! the Uulldin. Fowls with any depree of stamina, will shift for themselves under almost any circumstances. Fnless snow Is on the ground they are capable of foraptin for enough food to keep them ttoinrr. Hut they are

'not capable of caring for themselves

and at the same time producing a profit for their owner. T be prohtable they must be cared feu- by others, especially during the fall and winter months. The lien must have the raw materials from which to manufacture epprs, and she must have sheltered quarters in which to make them, l'oorly housed poultry must neces-

!s:ri v con.-iime a rrreat ileal or rood

In order to keep them warm from the inside. It is more economical to warm them from the outside, by eivinp; them dry, well-ventilated houses, free from drafts, and capable of leinp flooded with sunshine. The above paragraph Is not petty advice. It is the very essence of success with chickens. Time and again it lias been proven that a preat deal more food id required to maintain the body temperature un-

Hi:ds that

w ere not u n oin mon

Laced Wyandotte-- in th- early day.of that variety. In lss;, an ohic bleeder mated a pen of Iiis darkest birds, and by constant s.-lectioii hand others produced tin J'.lack Wyand'itte which was re-ou'nized asa pure variety in ISO:;. Hlack Wyandottes ar- excellent layers, grow fast and mai-e excellent broilers and table fon Is. being plump and compact, with ri h. yellow skins. They mature early a:id begin laving probably sooner than

almo?t bl;rk ff.thei Wyandottes.

a mull;' Silv ei

Thev

do well ir

small space, and are excellentl adapted to the back yard poultrv plant. Their brilliant, greenishblack plumage does not show the dirt and soil of confinement. The hens are good foragers and thi combined with other desirable qualities, makes them a profitable farmer's fowl. They eo well in confinement, which Is In favor of them as a hack yard flock. The standard weights demanded in this breed are ;',. to T'- pounds for females, and 7'- to s '2 pounds lor males.

5.;-.i Stop WomeEKS

TTinTu

VME1ÄBIE

COMPOUND

Is gztt3$ lief Mdf hT mm.m als Ibsssro !

LYDIA E.PtNKMAM MtDICINC CO. LYNN. MASS.

1-rittle there is langer of breaking it. The middle of the day. when the sun is shining on the loot', is the l est time to work. If possible weal rubber-soled shoes, or if leathei outs, don't turn on your heels, lio Sure? of the Ventilation. It is presumed the he.) Jious s face the south, which is the proper exposure, hence the north and end walls should be made absolutely draft-proof, especially in the way of the roosting quarters. If they could be hermetically sealed on these three walls, so much the better. At least nail wooden battens (lath is a convenient ami economical material) over all cracksaud crevices, and under the .-aves. Hecause the lumber is tongue and groove material eines not insure the wall against cracks. .Matched lumber covereel with single-ply patent roofing makes one of the best and cheapest walls for poultry houses. This construction is in use on many of the largest commercial plants. Perhaps a certain building was damp or insufficiently ventilated thepreceding season. Io not take an-

other chance on it this year. He-

motiei um iK-use if necessary; install more curtain frames in the south wall. About one-third of the area of this wall should consist of curtain frames. or openings in which curtains can be fitted in times

a lit.

:...:r .f b. st..; V l .. i.e nation

all. I

ijUai to or lU eXCt -s ol one per c-nt by weiitht. e.i in t ' uis of the actual ..- a part ol' the urade . d the vs !:... This is

u and

with

th require merits of sections 4 and .". of the act, the manner in which d.M-kau'e. le terrain ei and State! in accordance with the official p.rain stun lards of the- United Stat-s for 'V In at. is to he assessed auain-t the s.-ll r i- a matter to be deterinineel by the paiti.s to the transaction.

grau- I "There arc -evaral trn thods used

many ! in ariu states i as a !,!

that 'der damp, drafty and uncomfort

able conditions than in a dry, warm., suitable building. In the latter case the greater part of the fowls nourishment is available for making fat. flesh and tpgs. No class of livestock responds to good housing more readily than poultry. All poultry buildings should be overhauled before cedI weather sets in. The best time for this work

Sections ot the- coUntl'V ii,: 1 urine- the oeriod f -uilinr' th..

s ttb n.ent for wheat ;0, htuCk for market, and starting

if driving storms. In southern climates, where there is very little; snowfall, curtains are nor necessary, but the houses should ha'e open fronts. Do not install too many glass windows. They aie all riirht to admit sunlight, but too much glass makes- the house Cold. nethinl glass, one-third curtains, and or.e-third solid partition is a god proportion for houses having the latitude of Philadelphia, Chicago, Omaha ami iXnvcr.

Keep floors furniture and woodwork like new Plcare don't cru! varnished floors or woodwork. Dust and clean them without destroying their lustre by giving them an occasional rubbing with

Spray and Whitewash. Now is an excellent time to spray and whitewash the horse barn. The ed.l germs of last year's distemper are still there waiting to find their victim. This precaution will save many dollars in the way of feed, loss of work and perhaps the life of a horse. The cow barn should have the same attention. Infectious abortion, tuben.-uh.sis and gnrg t are the contagious and infectious diseases ft) harmful t cattle. Farm Iafe.

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UNION SHOE CO. 233 S. Michigan St.

EltfssaSk pSm 00z$ SSO vi WJhSI f-ut r&liz&i i ----,. jrjKwl V . t' li-.-l '-',. - Itf. ,. -rtj-m ,.'l-rti--5TTy -i o"STT"-" !

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r.it.- td

MEN

I. it f nrl iiinnor. .

Tiir

OLDSiKillG iL

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It does not leave a tacky surface to catch dust. We

guarantee it to re-.remove all dirt andjiil

grease and to leave a

UllgllL 11II1MI. CJ SC IL on your piano, even, without fear. Re

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fv pro m k ere in. tale Ith n- M :hi f .ml m.ij: c nforn ani isa''i A t.'.f mt en: i t!:i nV!e:'e Jl

Wbtr Otl.rr I til.

TKKTfs AI.W.OS Hi: se API V. 1 -I aU1 tfiee tL re"hM:i:s'r ir. n

a ! vl! tti KIc'H t r-

vio my ireata:nt at a SMALL a

e e'S r. Nowly ' rintr. e r-. I il'.,. I'n't unit until niitur' c n.iy iiol tl.e 1. . -lis rg i is .t !t:iI'erfa:it orjrHns it:1 rrn. Moi J 1 1 II I.KAU Nvv: If you ;ir :irf:..t'd wd'.i ai . -.ff . ii'. . N rv :.. M',..,i. Ski' -r : T ru t .l I ! anii. St n,ii' !i. I.'vr. Itl.wiiinati-ni. ' ri -r i, rr..tati.' i:n'..ir":.anL Stricture. H lr.. ?.. ividr.t-r. Itl.i.irler. t'rl- ! ' u r T .r pny otl;rr VVesikrair. prft-t cr 1:. .!v( of t'.o rlr1' rgir.. I:t hü' I'l.i-.y. If v.iiir . is .ur- ;! ' 1 rva re.i vc '.t j u 1 kl.

V. ml nation

III

new the surface of your carriage or automobile with it. Use Devoc Polishing Oil according to simple directions on the bottle. The less oil you use the better the results. Get a small bottle to-day. It will save you time and work in a dozen ways. DEVOE & RAYNOLDS CO.

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anl onIt.Hti-n i 1 rr.

frlrst-:- : f itl !T: T s r tin

V4 S o vi t b ncr.

Ind. Hours 0 ti 12. 1 to 4. ri Sjti'iay 9 to 11'. OfTI- rl ft rerry Thur.lt.

Inc.

NEW YORK - CHICAGO Th oldt paint manufacturers in th United Stat. Found J in b'-mr York in 1734

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111 U. UASIII.N(.'IT N AVIl

whuh .b'lkui;.- .11 i' be th- pri.-- t' be p.ii l ma;.

.pies- ! 1 i

. hot I the net w eight obtained in the

f o-iml : 1 fi-r,

t!i' new pullets in the laying houses

)ncO the pullets have cininenoeJ '

h,tito lay it is most unwise to disturb

gl"SS Weight ! I I,,,,,, .lT. hl.Hl ilg(.U'lw.l-n T.

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. I m a M sic ni i l.i ' i . ; ; s i f c

-a ;'. i". tic hefthw est n

II. .r '.. the .nb.pti.!. f the ollai.ll'iu

. i?'.,ai'.'s. 'I'll.- 1 1 ,n a tioi-s in . n . P P a r t . . p r 1 v ioca

t-; ion iott rstatc c ui, n i . re.-, and or j.ar.-el. that is, th

i . ... !.. I .... 1 ....:.... . ......

!c p. maps , vrou.-M.j ;u a .v i.oc;o. , u ,u minus uoa-e, or , ju Si) js My to ch,.ck thoir laving.

nt: ti." juor.n liens ot me aci. ... oea.enain pi i-e per ousne i , v.hirh ,nay mt u resumed for a ,rtbhss. to- ,1, p..,tm. -nt is in-, tor the ;-r.,s vvmht .f wheat less , inont h (r m4,r Th. foipming Is a

iatii. tin- matt r, ac! w l.l be- j a hve.l Ib. ount tor -.( h 1 per c ent 1 to hae ..l.y i.iCs whi.-li Tiny ! of h-ckae contained therein: ( :) ) or! ,.f a . It w ii1. .; v ; thi: g it nny a certain pri 'v for the net

i lis j...u!' t. It i t r ..i"i'.:t the- iis- i weicht (tio- i-iv.ss weight f th' . . :: t i n -a nee of iii!.-r.-iir "!.t;..tnrs , v h-.it minus the bu'ka?- upn ( . .s,,i h'"' act ! st.iii.iat iis ! o-.diti.Mi that the !... ka-e- i t be i ' .!-. -ural r. : oispc.s, ,i ,.f ;.y the buyer at the

.v 1

establish. Never move it is abüolutelv neees-

tptniori "It m;:?

a it the e i . s .- I I

ri c buving h. i

Kcg;r.liii'.

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: r : . i

s'.i : . l s. r , J ; i , .iid for b

i lib

. lllail.at .!

; nt.;- . d - nt .1 i :i i.raiu niai k tin-.

in ' t the

This

rreter with the t.ot That ial standards for -ah. 'it

HihI,:i:i'. l mind :!v:t .: of :e ! it. CO TM pe; - prartiv'a 1 '

:t t'e.itUfe history ot" :'u t. io-

tiu r.d- ! cTii-

h'.ir l- t .rice' and the turn-! over to the s 1! r.

I.roceeds ;

in whole

gool rule to layers indes

sa ry. lie ware the Leak) Itoof. Hy all means loeik after the te.c.fs of the buildings. Nothing is more troublesome than a leaky roof. It

, means c old, w et living juarters for

What

t whether I

Ithe fowls; mucky, tilthy litter, and

arativdy r.-'.. ha ir g r.I - a t w w k s. . . ,t;;e f-f t'ne ..-it.it iIt 1:- ' !i ' d xistin c i . ; i ; i ' 1 1 s. i.o t a nda-.'.s.' o U i f hod . .t.iing. wi re '.". d. t n. . 1 1 1 - w o Id i ' : i .' ;tb. infornat:oTi. tn r.f .1 r-artn'. nt i -.'a

in wheat 1 s,t

"I stit ., a iid t hut

h ef'-'t ts tb, or ! - i.d r

tt. r a'Mc

w 1

lit.

. I u :ttlI . I. .'

r in part. accrlin

thei is an aur in:it whi h may allow th ruy r a certain ;er nt-a-e for s-'ivii'.'s t. r I'or med bv him

i -.1,,,, i, . i.. -1 ' . t any unsounu or turn spots in me

Th,.-,. s ..thiiu- im th.. u),t. l patent rooting, repair them before

w r.d p.w-nt th' p.trti's frni us

m any ox hum- iin-tiim:-. Howevtr, ties departrr.ent do s not fed tliat

it .should at this time discuss the't roofing is used, which is the relative merits .f th. s. mtth ds or niost common form of rooting for exprt.s.s l!i: pre!'e:!'ae among them, j poultry buildings, the nails securing Ii. an-, m.tho.ls v Iii h. th- parties) the seams and laps frequently work

I will soen convert the otherwise ideal

house into a death trap. If there are any shingles off, ot

. !thev grow worse and cause the

j framing and sheathing lumber to

warp and deteriorate. Where pat-

.1 Ml

TilaV ton V ah. . v s r r.'

fit t ) ad it ;. t !.' 1 p. rt me nt hi h t h- i'M kag.dd i-e p iid for m

th c p hatha t any :. pos-

- The o:'. :!,,- I'nt.d f o : ,-. and ' :. at s.,:t ';...! W b i f 0 i .-at . n . . - - . - . : -r Ai;:i'

re';!. alt. a :

t n . s : , '',.. ',,r : . i : i . ' int. " i it a:,n.l att-r , y - i r . I 1. 1:!7. :is 's 'o

tort n

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I'l Mi'kix phi i:k i:s Mil's. Kenne e all skin anal pulp medium -s:,I pumnkin and to h.ilf-iueh eu1'. s. I's.

toil It lis ,,f ;l J po :d of p pi.mi'kiu and

'.mal f s . . . i to one . . pkin ii e-.it I'ut . -.. l in la . - - in a

i" ; ! ' ' rv in kett !-. a ldi - ! mon ( using t'i' e i-j pumpkin i Let s . .

out of the lumber a quarter or a l:alf-lnch. due to. the swelling and ontracting of the fibers of the

man-1 wood. These nails should be gone

lover and reel riven. Hut do not drive them too deeply into the rooftK ins-, so that they break or cut the fabric. It is als- a good plan t from a ' paint the seams with asphalt roof, cut in- p g paint, unless the whede roof re-three-;uircs painting. TJemember. that a

:.of of ;uestio:ui hb inte-rity tnre hH r.iin satisfa t r i 1 y . b,;t sn..w :.n i !'i-li are likely t peio-trate it.

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"It is peace wherein questions of a territorial nature sink into relative insignificance. A peace secured by international stipulations and courts of arbitration, guaranteed by limitations of armament, a peace which grants air and life to every people, a peace which puts an end to the madness of the race to be most heavily armed, a peace which reconciles discordant peoples and brings the thoughts of humanity to a victorious accomplishment, a peace which abolishes the concept of hegemony and the preeminence of a single people and lifts the great principles of freedom of 1789 out of the sphere of states rights up into the sphere of the rights of the people. That is the peace which must proceed out of the great grapple of the nations." From "Peace, a New Humbug," by a German. Kind of Peace do

the German PEOPLE. Want? fhe world knows the peace that the kaiser wants, the peace that the junkers, the pan-Germans, the profiteers, in a word the "war party" are goading the German people to fight for. a peace of annexations, a peace of aggrandizement, a peace of preparation for the next gTeat drive in the Hohenzollern campaign for dominion of the world. But what of the German people? What do they want what are they coming to long for? It is a significant question. The kaiser's recent move for a peace "advantageous to Germany" was but a skilful move on the chess board of internal politics. How far has its inevitable rejection by the allies cemented German factiot.s, quelled the mutterings of dissention and revolt? Only developments will reveal that. In the meantime how significant, therefore, is a voice from the German people, from the great mass of common people! Such a voice is made articulate in an interesting article in Sunday's News-Times. It is written by a German, of republican tendencies, who has taken refuge in Switzerland from the autocracy of the kaiser. The article has been widely circulated in Germany. A copy reached this country and was furnished The News-Times by the committee on public information, the government's official press bureau. It is authoritative ai well as interesting. You are vitally interested in what is going on in Germany. You should not miss reading "Peace, A New Humbug'' in Sunday's News-Times.