Gold Hill news., September 08, 1927, Image 7

GOLD H ILL NEWS, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
GREEN CLOAK
CHAPTER 1
B y YO R K E D A V IS
FARM
CK
MAKING FIGHT ON
POORLY FED COWS
there would be no difficulty on that
NOT PROFITABLE BONE MEAL WILL
POULTRY VERMIN
score; he would present his refer­
Doctor McAlister ha» often told me
SUPPLY MINERAL
ences In a day or two. As e matter
Slllk yields of many poorly fed cow»
that I take life seriously hvcaum I
Many broods of rhb-ks die, or are
of fact, he never did, but ss he paid
could
he
Increased
as
much
us
50
per
aih ] a check for a
■ in young. That may or may not be with fi hand
Several experiment stations have
a quarter's rent In udvsnce. end as he badly Injured, each year from the at­ cent through Improved feeding, says
the reason, but I am convinced Hint I siniill steamer trunk, both well-worn
signed an Indeterminate lease of a tack of lice and mites, or other para- Dr. W. B. Nevens, assistant chief In reported recently on the value of
know the reason why he lake» It ao and both unmarked with any Initial.
house which the agent never expected •Iteo—hen hatched chicks suffering dairy cattle feeding at the college ot steamed bone meal for catUe. The
light benrteilly, Il la not becuuae he He went straight to the real estate
Michigan station found that simple
to get off tils hands, McCloskey didn't more frequently than the artificially
1» old, but because he has already won •dfice of one James McCloskey and like to press the mutter. He used brooded ones. Also, hens, Infested with agriculture. University of Illinois. In mixtures containing bone meal two
a
few
cases
the
yield
has
been
nearly
said
lie
wanted
to
rent
a
house.
from life all the reward he want*. In
parts and salt one part were more
furniture that he found in the house, lice, will not lay as many eggs, nor doubled, he said.
Ids own department of science—ap
“ McCloskey took him house-hunting,
satisfactory for dairy cows than the
and never brought In uny pffects of his produce as many pounds of flesh, as
“
When
the
milk
yield
of
a
cow
or
s
plied psychology—be Inis achieved and, much to that gentleman's sur­ ow'n, beyond uhat came with him on those kept free from these parasites.
complex mineral mixtures containing
herd
Is
Increased
through
better
feed
Effective methods of eradicating
“ bout ns high a place ns It Is possible prise, the only place In town that took
tlie first day, In Ills hand bag and his
Ing, the profits climb much more rap various salts such as sulphur, copper­
for a man to reach. In this Held Ids Morgan's fancy wus a large, dlluplduted
little trunk. He never got any letters chicken lice have been taken up fully Idly than the cost of the extra feed. as, epsom sa lt* glnubers salts, etc.
reputation does not have to lower Its old house In one of Its remoter quar­ from out of town, and apparently In a recently revised circular by the
The Montana Experiment station
In facL many uonpaylng herds have
colors to any other In the world; and te r* The old place was In a stale of
never sent off any. Wliut his business poultry department at the University been put on a profitable basis simply reports that cattle suffering from a
I f In bis periods of relaxation he considerable dlsrepulr, und It con­ w u* If he hud any, no one ever of Wisconsin. There are several species
mineral deficiency w ill eat large
chooses to be frivolous, no oue cun tained a lot of rattle-trap furniture
of lice, hut all can he eradicated by the through more liberal feeding of a ra­ amounts of bone meal the first week
knew."
tion
better
aclted
to
milk
production.
which Hie owner had never moved
afford frivo lity any better than he.
“ You say that nothing on the first same general method of treatment, ac­
"Investigations by Hie college of ag or two and then gradually decrease
suppose thnf the very Idea of frivolity away. McCloskey had confessed that
or on the second floor had been dis cording to the authors, J. O. Halpin, riculture, University of Illinois, have the amounL Some ranchers reported
used In connection with Prof. Itonald he had never expected to find u tenant
turhed. That would dispose of the J. 11. Hayes, arid O. N. Johnson, of the shown that cows producing 10,000 a consumption of a pound a day per
university poultry department. “ On
McAlister's name would make moat for IL The question of repairs didn’t
cow for the first two or three weeks.
theory of robbery."
people laugh becuuae of the grotesque seem to luteresl Mr. Morgan much, a
young chicks, the lice are usually pounds (1,100 gallons) of milk, or Where cattle do not readily take to
"The whole appearance of the bouse
more,
annually
used
only
42
pounds
(uitch
or
two
In
the
roof
end
new
unfitness of It; and the people who
found on top of the head and are hard
the bone meal one part of salt la
and Its condition would contradict the
know bltn only ns a gaunt, gray old lights of glass In the broken windows
to see; a lumpy feeling, detected by of digestible matter for each 100 mixed with two parts of bone meal.
theory
of
any
ordinary
robbery,"
the
pounds
of
milk,
while
cows
yielding
bachelor, with a rugged, homely, dee|e comprising all he asked for.
A t the Texas station, hone meal
doctor said. "No one would break Into rubbing the top of the chick's head Is only half that amount did so at a feed
'When McCloskey asked him what
ly lined Scotch face and a big rough
a fairly sure Indication that lice are
was found to be much more satisfac­
thut
dilapidated
old
structure
for
such
cost
of
one-third
more
for
each
100
family he had and when lie expected
voice, would be right to laugh.
present," they say.
tory than mineral phosphate for cur­
a purpose, unless he hud knowledge of
Hut I am more an adopted son of them to arrive, Mr. Morgan answered
These poultry specialists outline pounds of milk. Some cows were ing depraved appetite and preventing
some
secret
und
unusual
sort
of
treas­
found
which
gave
only
3,000
pounds
his than a mere assistant, and after that he hud no family and Intended to
ure there. Hut to my mind, the man­ four general ways of attacking lice. (350 gallons) or less a year. These loin disease. Cows getting bone meal
spending the dally number of hours In live alone. He did. In fact, live alone,
ner
of killing disposes even of thut One Is by a liberal application of In­ cows required one and two-thlrds as and salt made better gain In weight
Ids laboratory, watching him work Ids without even the service of a house
alternative.
The house Is situated In sect powder, at least three times dur­ much feed for each unit quantity of In summer, reared stronger calves
miracle* I see his great mind relax, keeper, for a number of months, but
a
lonely
spo*
remote from all other ing the hatch, und Is the only practical milk as the highest producing cow* aDd had a lower death loss. ' Bone
and find that he Is Just a boy, more of finally engaged a respectable old wom­
chewing was shown to be an evidence
habitation.
If
a robber hud found method known for sitting hens.
an, who lived In straightened clrcuiu-
a boy than ever I was In my life.
The other three treatments are d if­ The greater tlie production, the great­ of mineral deficiency In the diet and
himself In a position where he wus
er
the
efficiency
with
which
feed
Is
Ito likes the dally papers—the yel­
obliged to kill, he could have risked a ferent ways of applying sodium fluor­ used for milk, for the amounts of feed Is more common on the range in dry
lower they are, the better; and he
pistol shot, und he couldn't have gar- ide, an effective louse destroyer. It needed to maintain the animal remain years.
devours a perfectly Incredible number
C. H. Eckles of the Minnesota sta­
roted his victim without taking him may he applied by Hie "pinch meth­ •bout constant Some of the best
o f detective stories, good and bud.
unawares. No, I believe It to be a od,” In dusting hens. Another way is cows use two-thlrds of their feed for tion found a peculiar type of emacia­
Ills delight over a good one Is almost
case of murder, pure and s im p le - the use of sodium fluoride grease, milk, while the poorest may use only tion caused by mineral deficiency in
pathetic.
certain parts of Minnesota. These
murder committed for Its own suke made by adding, gradually, equal one-third or les*
Ho when I rend the headlines In the
emaciated cattle would eat bone,
mid not the by-product of some other parts by weight of the powder to a
“
The
ability
of
the
cows
to
produce
morning papers that day, I knew per­
result And these cases, you know, gallon of water, a pound of powder milk Is a matter deserving as much wood, dirt, or leather and w ill some­
fectly well that when work was over
being enough for about 300 hen*
times swallow stones In an attempt
are ruther rure—"
und we met at our special little table
“ A little care and attention. In attention as the feed. Improved to get mineral matter. The Joints
"Here
cornea
Mr.
Ashton
now,
air,"
feeding,
however,
may
bring
immedi­
In a corner of the brilliant dining
snld Wilkins from where he stood not keeping the flock clean, w ill prevent ate p ro fit* while raising better cows would become stiff and creak audibly
room of The Meredith, I should he
as the animals moved. This condi­
far away. " I'll have dinner served at much waste of feed and reduction of requires several years.”
regaled with a thrilling and enthusi­
profits," these poultrytnen claim.
tion was cured by bone meal feeding.
once, air."
astic account of the Oak Itldge murder.
The average consumption of bone
Both the doctor and I like Ashton,
It was ensy Indeed to prefigure the
meal was four pounds per cow per
Overfeeding
Is
Common
Separate
Chicks
Soon
and
he
often
dines
wlHi
us,
even
when
whole scene. Similar ones had been
month.
y
there
Is
no
particular
excuse,
such
as
Error in Handling Calf In any section where there Is ah
enacted so many times before. I didn't
as Sex Is Determined
wus
offered
by
the
Ouk
Itldge
mur­
altogether relish the prospect, for I
"Overfeeding," says C. H. Eckles, falfa a shortage of phosphorus Is
When chicks reach six weeks of
der, for doing so.
hate to see people smiling and nod­
■Se, It's time for cockerels and pul­ chief of the dairy husbandry division more likely than a shortage of cal­
He is a burly, confident, quick-tem­
ding behind my old chief's back, peo­
of the Minnesota College of Agricul­ cium. Phosphorus can be supplied by
lets to go their way separately.
pered, generous-minded young chap
ple who. Intellectually or soclully, or
'Both pullets and cockerels w ill ture. “ Is probably the most common bone meal, or linseed meal. Special
of about thirty, and If lie keeps on us
In nny other way, aren't (It to tie his
grow better If they are In separate cause of lack of success In raising steamed bone meal Is prepared by the
he tins begun, lie w ill some day ac­
shoes. He doesu't mind their smiles,
quarters," poultrymen of the agricul­ calve* It Is a mistake to assume that various packing companies for feeding
quire
a
reputation
as
oue
of
the
and the light-hearted emptiness of
tural college extension service at the because ihe cream has been removed cattle.—Charles I. Bray, Associate
greatest prosecutors In the country.
their lives has a mysterious sort of
Ohio State university say.
the calf needs more milk or that be­ Professor In Animal Husbandry, Colo­
He wns not In evening dress tonight,
attraction for him.
“ I f you have sufficient brooding cause the calf Is not doing well It Is rado Agricultural College.
nnd he dropped Into his chair nt oui space,” the poultrymen at Columbus not getting enough m ilk and should
And when I see him across our little
table with the air of one who has put suggest, “ separate the cockerels from be allowed to gorge Itself. A good
table, his twinkling gray eye» glowing
In a trying day.
with excitement. Ills long ungainly
Hie pullets as soon as you can deter­ rule Is always to keep the calf a little Powdered Milk Produces
"Confound these suburban trains," mine tlie sex. They should be sep­ hungry. Some provision must be
arms and expressive hands working
Good Results With Calf
he said. “ I Just spent the better pait arated when they are six weeks old, made for making certain that each
awuy In enthusiastic gesticulation, his
Powdered skim milk and powdered
of an hour In one coining In from Oak an J at most they should not he over animal gets Its share nnd no more. A
big voice booming out the story of
buttermilk are growing in favor
H s lf an Hour Latsr Soma Paassrt-by
Ridge."
some sensational crime. I can't really
eight to ten weeks of age.
satisfactory plan la to tie the calves among dairymen as a means of rais­
Saw Him Striding Up'and Down His
wonder that a good many people nod
“ Ila !" cried the doctor, with an nlr
“ Many of the cockerels w ill be large In small stanchions during the feed­
Rickety Old Veranda."
•nd wink and giggle.
of the most Intense satisfaction enough to be sold as broilers at that ing. Each calf then gets Its proper ing strong, healthy calves cheaply.
"Then you're Just the man I want to time. The rest should be put by them­ amount and cannot Interfere with the The powders may be used If natural
The thing I did wonder nt some­
skim milk is lacking or as a substitute
see. Did you turn up anything at the selves und grown to broiler size as feeding of others.
times was, that W ilk in * the obsequi­ stances not very far away, to come
for part of the whole milk which
afternoon session of the Inquest? Th- soon as possible.
ous, omnipresent, Invaluable bend- every day and cook his meals und keep
“ Under natural conditions, the calf would otherwise he used, according to
his house In order. He let her In every
account In the evening papers leaves
waiter, contrived to preserve his re­
“ I f breeding cockerels are to be takes Its milk frequently and In small dairymen at the State College of Agri­
morning In time to get brenkrast, and
off at noon."
spectful mask of professional Imper­
saved, snve about twice as many nt quantities. When fed by hand, two culture at Ithaca, N. Y.
she went away every night nbout
turbability.
Ashton Innghed. “ You'll not get s this time as w ill be needed, go as to feedings a day Is the general practice
seven o'clock, after washing up the
Good calves can be raised to six
word out of me about that murder, allow for a second selection In the fall and special care must be taken not to
I had a sneaking fondness for W il­ supper dishes.
months of age on 76 pounds of sktm-
until after the fish If you attempt to when they are mature.
kins, bused upon the fa il that he at
allow
the
calf
to
consume
more
milk
milk powder, about 150 pounds of
"There, you have, prnetlcally, the
I shall cull on Wilkins here for help.
least did not underrate Doctor Mc­
“ Select the quick maturing birds than It can digesL For the first two
story of his life In Ouk Itldge, up to
However," he added seriously, " I do which have bright eyes, broad back* weeks ten to twelve pounds a day la whole milk, 400 pounds alfalfa hay,
Alister. Tonight, for Instance, It was
two nights ago. Two nights ugo the
want to talk about this case with you, deep bodies, nnd relatively short all that the largest calf should receive. and 400 pounds of grain. The skim
W ilkins himself whom I saw conduct­
old woman got supper for him for the
for I think It not unlikely Uiat you legs. These few selected breeders I f it can be done without too much milk should be mixed at the rate of
ing him down the long Inne of tattle*
one pound of powder to nine pounds
Inst lime, and went home us usual
may
be aide to help us."
to the corner of the room where we at
may be allowed to run with the pul­ Inconvenience, the calf at this age of water, and the water should be
about seven o'clock. Half an hour
(TO B I C O N T IN U E D .)
ways sii L
le t* ”
should be fpd three times rather than warm enough to make a liquid 90 to
Inter some passers-by saw him striding
"Tell our man what to bring ns,
twice dally.
up and down Ills rickety old veranda,
100 degrees Fahrenheit when fed, ac­
Curious O ld Custom
W ilkins," he said, waving awuy the
"As the calf grows older, twice-a- cording to a statement of Prof. C. H.
smoking u pipe. Yesterday morning
Find Capon Production
menu which that Irreproachable func­ when his housekeeper knocked at the
day feedings are sufficient and the Eckles of Minnesota, who has con­
o f L ite ra ry G iants
tionary offered him. “ You know what
Is Most Profitable milk may be Increased, hut at no time ducted experiments In feeding pow­
kitchen door, there wus no answer.
Llpogrnmmntlc works, the product
we want to eat. betfer than wo do."
Capon producUon Is one of the most Is It nece*sary to feed more than six­ dered milk.
Then she went around to the front of of the early Greek authors, are those
Then he turned to n.e, "Well, have
profitable enterprises, figures an­ teen or eighteen pounds daily. By the
the
house
und
rang
the
bell,
also
w
ith­
With powdered buttermilk, 150
books
In
which
one
letter
of
the
alpha
you read ubout It?"
out result. She walked back a little
het Is omitted throughout the volume. nounced by J. C. Taylor, poultry ex­ time the calf needs more than this pounds whole milk, 65 pounds dried
"The Oak Itldge murder?" I asked
wily up the lawn and suw that one of
Tryphlodoru* when w riting his Odys tension specialist of the Pennsyl­ amount, it w ill take the additional buttermilk, 460 pounds of grain, and
smiling. "No, I ’ve waited to get the
Hie windows In a sort of study he had
feed necessary In the form of grata" about 450 pounds alfalfa hay were
sey, had not an “ a" In his first book, vania State college, show.
account of It from you."
Starting with 101 Barred Plymouth
on the third floor was open.
aeeded to produce a calf of about as
nor a “ b" In his second. In so doing
"You really haven't read a word of
"Well, It seems that she told vari­ lie wns but copying the Llpogrammutic Hook cockerels, a Lancaster county
good condition at the same age, name­
It?" he asked.
poultryman fed them 5,510 pounds of Number of Requisites of
ly, six month*
Iliad of Nestor.
"Not a word. I know that Onk ous people nbout her fears that all
scratch grain, 3,095 pounds of mash,
was not well with her employer, hut
Success in Dairying The powdered products are couven-
Athenneus
writes
of
an
ode
by
Pin
Itldge Is one of our more remote and
and OTO pounds of milk. The chick­
I f It were possible to lim it the num­ lenL sunltary, about one-half as ex­
less fashionable suburb* ami that you know what a town of that de­ dnr In which the latter purposely omit­
scription Is like. There aren't any
ted Hie letter "*•• thereby leading us ens cost $120.23 nnd Inhor amounted ber of requisites of success In dairy­ pensive as whole milk, but they are
there bus been a murder there within
police. Most of the men In the place to surmise that this little hoax was to $13.60. With a total expense of ing to one, that one would he “ Know more expensive than natural skim
the past forty-eight hour* Beyond
commute to town on the early tra in *
one of the literary fashions of the day. $300.14, the poultryman sold 1T6 of the your cow*” says Thomas XI. Olson, milk. Sklm-mllk powder remixed with
Hint, my Ignorance la complete. ’
and with one thing and another, it
A Perslnn poet once rend to the cele­ birds for $501.14, leaving a net profit Instructor in dairy husbandry at water Is skim milk, and' calves can’t
"Youth I Youth I" cried tlie doctor
was ten o’clock, or so, before the
brated Jnmi one of his own compost of $150, or 85 cents a bird.
South Dakota State College, Heavy tell the difference, the men at the col­
In mock dlsirtny. "W lint la It coming
house wus forcibly broken open.
When the capons were sold they feeding, or feeding a balanced ration lege say.
tlons
with the letter A lif consistently
to? Fancy being under thirty and
"The Investigators found nothing omitted throughout Jnmt, who did weighed T.T pounds each and they
waiting all day for such a story as
does not assure success, although It
disturbed either on the first door or
not care for the sonnet, sarcastically brought 43 cents a pound. Slips w ill Increase somewhat the produc­ Administering Salts to
that, rather tliun read an account of It
on the second, but In the old gentle­ mnde the following recommendation: weighed seven pounds each nnd sold
tion of the dairy herd. Pure bred
In bud English. Well, you shall have
man's study, u finished-off room In the "You can do a better thing yet, take for 3T cents a pound. According to
Ailing Farm Animals
the atory now from the beginning—
dairy cows do not guarantee success,
nttlc, with a couple of dormer win­ away nil the letters from every word Ta.vlos, success in capon growing de­
I f the bowels of any sick animal
W alt a bit, though. Wilkin»—”
not even pure bred cows from high-
dows, they found him dend In Ills
pends upon keeping the percentage of
producing ancestry. Expensive dairy are not moving freely, a dose of Ep­
The head-waiter looked up from n chair. He wus leunlng buck In a you have written.”
Although the Greeks originated this slips low and disposing of the birds barns and equipment w ill probably som salts should be given at once In
low-voiced discussion of Hie menu with queer, unnatural altitude, and when
Ingenious llterury device, Its use wns on a good markeL
the man who bad special eburge of our they looked more closely, they found
make dairying more Interesting, and the shape of a drench. One pound of
by no means exclusive with them
table. "Yes, air."
Increase somewhat the total produc­ Epsom salts dissolved In one quart
thut tie had been strangled with a I-ope de Vega, the celebrated Spanish
Swat the Rooster
"Has Ashton come In yet?"
tion, but It is not a requisite for suc­ of lukewarm water w ill usually bring
catgut string from an old violin of
dramatic poet of the Sixteenth cen
"Not yet, sir, but be should be here his. An A string," he went on, with
The rooster has now served his pur­ cess. Mnny great dairy cows have satisfactory results. For a large cow,
before long. He's seldom Inter than rising voice and finger that gesticu­ tury, Gregorio I.etl, nnd at n much pose. A fter the hatching season a been developed and have produced hnlf again as much ns the dose men­
Inter day I.ord North of the court of fertile egg Is a liability Instead of an wonderful records In barns that would tioned may he given. In cases of
thia, air."
lated only about six Inches from my
"Serve for three nt this table, then." none—"an A string that had been de­ James I all employed this lltornry de­ asset. The presence of a rooster In the not measure up to the standard so severe constipation a second dose
vice and produced I.lpogrnmmutlc flock does not cause a lien to lay any far as up-to-date dnlry barns go.
should be given 12 hours after the
said the doctor, “ and when Ashton liberately removed from the fiddle and
book*—Market for Exchange.
comes In, ask him to dine with us"; slipped In a noose around his neck,
more eggs. Roosters are worth as
No dnlry cow hns ever produced first. In giving a laxative be careful
then, turning to me, "There are some while he sat there In his chair, and
much at this time of the year ns at her maximum unless her feeder knew not to pour the liquid Into the ani­
points which the newspapers don’t drawn taut. What do you say to
nny time later In the season. I f they her. Knowing her means more than mal’s lungs. One man should hold
Train Speed Cuts Static
the animal's head by a halter or by
cover that he'll lie likely to know that, eh?"
Static decreases and radio-station are kept through the summer there Is simply calling her by name and re­ grasping Its upper Jaw or nostril*
about."
npt
to
be
some
mortality,
which
means
citing
the
names
of
her
ancestor*
It
“ I don't see why they enll It mur­ strength Increases with and In propor
while the other should administer the
Ashton, I may say, wus a rising der," said I. "Why Isn't suicide the
tlon to acceleration In the train's that It pays to dispose of the rooster means understanding her every need,
solution through a strong, long-necked
young assistant In the district at­ more likely explanation?"
speed, experiments with a receiver after eggs are no longer desired for desire, and condition. For after a lt
torney's office, and I w ill add that he „ "Oh, wise young Judge." he mocked.
the dairy cow Is an Individual, and bottle, pouring It out on the tongue
have shown, according to Popular hatching.
gradually well bnck In the mouth
worked nt the detection and prosecu­ “ For Just this reason, my boy; that
as such possesses Individuality.
Mechanics Magazine. A steel bridge
tion of crime, con ninore; It was not the end of the string wasn't fastened
— ■ 1 '» w I I,' , ■»
Gather Eggs Often
with no superstructure helped to In
upon his salary that he lived nt The to anything. He couldn't have com­ crease Hie volume of the reception
Self-Feeding Plan
Regardless of whether eggs are In­
Feed for Profit
Meredith.
mitted suicide In that way, unless lie
while one with a superátrlicture de
Although the self-feeding plan Is
fertile or not, they should he gnthered
Our colleges nnd experiment sta­
The doctor leaned Ills elbows on the could reach around after he whs dead creased IL
j'
promptly nnd stored In a cool place. tions have shown conclusively that very satisfactory when hogs are being
table and pointed a long finger at me. mid untie the knot behind the bnck of
Egg quality Is (in Important Item. there Is no profit In underfeeding. fattened for market. It Is not nt ail
"Now, In the first place, all we know
Ills neck.
No, It's murder, and I
When egg grading becomes more gen­ This Is true because the bulk of a satisfactory for feeding brood sows or
Build House for Comfort
of Henry Morgan begins three yenrs should be Inclined to say a singularly
eral It w ill be of still greater Impor­ ration that n cow receives Is for board, for growing pigs to be used In the
Rambling
rooms
may
be
romantic
ago."
pure example of It."
to look upon, hut (he romance caused tance. However, the candling of eggs or ns we cull It, “ maintenance.” What breeding herd. Brood sows receiving
"Wna Henry Morgan the name of the
"There’s 'no connection whatever
h.v
Inconvenience and lack of comfort Is enforced In most states nt the pres an animal consumes over and above their ration from a self-feedertwlll be­
man who was murdered?" I asked.
with tils past?" I Inquired. "Didn't
goon fade* Not only should a house ent time nnd this means that It pays maintenance is the part of the ration come entirely too fat for the'best re­
"Yes—yes, nt least It's the imine he McCloskey ask for any references at
sults In raising pigs. Bigs tfrrowed
lie big enough and not too big, bin to eliminate nil possible means of egg which gives us h profit. If we feed
went by during the last t'iree years of the time Morgan rented Hie house?”
by a very fat sow hnve not b^'n prop­
spoilage. Eliminating the rooster Is
It»
rooms
need
to
be
related
to
each
only
maintenance
ration,
we
cannot
Ills life, wh'TV lie spent el (Ink Itldge.
erly nourished during the rS-lod of
“ lie says he did on Hint first day,
other so as to save steps nnd lessen one of the Important Items In this expect a profit. To produce the best
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