Bandon recorder., March 24, 1910, Image 6

BANDON RECORDER
HINTS FOR BERLIN FRAU&.
crops can bo raised tn much shorter
Brash for Boll W hi L
REMINDED.
time, owing to the prolonged sunshine
There is nothing quite so good at
of the summer day. It may be said Sfter Ik. Had Heard *e Story Mia.
fine brush to catch and hold soil wash. Ftapjaeka and Fanipkla Plan Io Bn
Mad« hi t:tpo«liluu Neil Year.
Cornell* Wealed to Telephoae.
that
the
products
of
Alaska
will
never
1
Where small trees are used to fill a
W««d tac* W««k
The American woman in all her
"We re all upset here this morning,’
make much knpresaion upon the
gully the top of the tree should be
glory is to be shown at Berlin's Amer­
world’s food supply, but Alaska is not said the young woman who was show
placed toward the head of the gully, so
BANDON......................... OREGON
ican exposition in 1910. Preliminary
!
ing
ready-made
suits
to
Miss
Cordelia
|
thaf
all
soil
and
trash
coming
down
the whole story. There are immense
arrangements
for such an exhibit have
northern areas in Canada and across Grant. “One of the girls in our depart­
, will be caught In the forks of the
just
been
made
by Mrs. Norma Kuu-
?lenty of land in this country yet. the straits fn Siberia that will, with ment lost her mother very suddenly
1 branches. If the tree is placed in the
proper cultivation, produce food in I've been trying to get together som*
opposite direction the descending trash ptel-Lutge, who, despite her Teutonic
No woman ever expects glad tidings great abundance. The distribution of black things for her to wear.”
' will slip more easily by and over 1» name, is a native born American, hav­
io come by telegraph.
Miss Cordelia looked disturbed She
this food will be a question of trans­
For the same reason, in filling a gully ing just left New York to take up her
had
suddenly
remembered
a
hurt
ex-
portation, which is in the way of being
with brush and branches, the tops of residence in Berlin, the New York
We observe that President Diaz will solved by the projection and construc­ , pression on her own mother's face. It
the brush should be placed upstream. Times correspondent says. She is well
• lick to tbe Farm!
“virtually retire.” The emphasis is on tion of railroads, through regions j had been just before she left the house
Where gullies have been formed dur­ known in a managerial capacity in the
“
Stick
to
the farm," says the President
the "virtually.”
which were formerly supposed to be that morning. Then, witn a murmur
ing the summer by soil washing It is United States through her connection
To the wide-eyed farmer boy.
regions of eternal snow and ice. A of sympathy, she gave her attention
well to fill them as early as possible in with important musical enterprises.
Indeed, my boy, the man who won't large percentage of the arable surface once more to deciding between the Then he hies him back to the White the fall while the leaves are still on The celebrated Leipzig Philharmonic
House home.
«et up In the morning can't expect to of the earth is as yet unvexed by the gray stripe and the small brown check.
the brush with which they are filled orchestra, under the conductorship of
With its air of rustic joy.
get up In the world.
Half an hour later, when she had
plow. The time when the population
When they are filled early and before Hans Winterstein, toured tbe country
“
Stick
to
ths
farm,"
says
the
railroad
chosen
her
suit
and
was
watting
for
will outrun the means of subsistence is
the leaves of the trees have fallen, in 1900 under Mrs. Knupfel-Lutge's di­
Collector Loeb says people are be­ many generations ahead of us, and the fitter In a small mirror-lined roocn.
king
many leaves, as well as grass and rection, and Daniel Frohman intrust­
To the lad who looks afar.
coming more honest. Mr. Loeb has may perhaps never come, as by ths the saleswoman, who was waiting, too,
weeds that may be blown about the ed Kubelik’s first tour of America to
done what he could to show them how. time the land is all occupied intenser spoke again of the matter that was fill­ Then hikes him back on the double fields by fall and winter winds will be her hands a few years later.
quick
Mrs. Knupfel-Lutge's plan is to ex­
caught in the brush to decay, will
cultivation may indefinitely increase ing her heart. ’
To his rustic private car.
Is there a Santa Claus, or isn't the yield of the soil.
help fill and will form good soil. The hibit feminine America to Germany
"One of our girls lost her mother
there? If you leave It to us, we say
last night,” she said, quite forgetting “8tick to the farm," says the clergy­ brush Itself will decay In a year or from all sides, but particularly in the
“yes.” and a reckless old boy he is
two, so that when the gully Is filled it home, in order to show that the haus-
man
The discussion of the llsii of "best that she had told it. “1 had just fin­
To the youth on the worm fence cannot only be plowed over, but will lrau flourishes in the United States,
getting to be, too.
sellers” that are published monthly has ished getting together some black
perch,
become the best soil. Never fill a too. She has proposed to transplant
been renewed owing to some interest­ things for her when you came In.”
A University of Wisconsin professor ing "confessions” of a popular novelist,
"Yes; you were telling me,” Miss Then he lays hla ear to the ground to gully with soil, unless some brush or interiors of model dwellings repre­
hear
believes schools should be kept open who admits that he manufactures Cordelia answered, with the same trou
similar material Is put in the bottom senting every stratum of Yankee wom­
A call to a city church.
ankind, from the working woman to
all year. He doesn't seem to care what harmless but "thrilling” fiction for this bled look that had come before.
to hold the soil.
society queen.
Characteristic
the boys think of him.
In mending a steep place tn the road­ the
“Was I? Well, I can’t think of much 'Stick to the farm,” says the doctor
great market. It is Intimated that
side, briers, brush and all fence row American kitchens will be seen in the
wise,
•many authors and publishers would else. It was so terribly sudden. Her
Professor Hyslop wants $50,000 to like to see the lists discontinued, for mother had supper all ready, just as
mowings make good material to lay act of turning out such world-famous
To those who would break the rut.
carry on the work of psychical re­ in many instances they represent wish­ usual,—they two lived together,—and Then hies him where the appendix down to place the dirt upon. If rocks specialties as flap jacks, corned-beef
grows
search. This must be an appeal to a es rather than facts, and in some cases then she dropped dead, a few minutes
are available it is best to first lay hash, pumpkin pies and other things
In
bountiful
crops to cut.
brush In the place to be filled, then mother used to make.
philanthropist with the right spirit.
they create false Impressions. How­ before the girl got home.”
-McLandburgh Wilson In New York place the rocks upon the brush, and
Special attention will also be be­
“
Oh!
”
ever, the honest lists of best sellers
Sun.
Hereupon arises the necessity of have never given any support to the
last the dirt upon the rocks and brush stowed on American feminine toggery,
“Wasn’t It terrible? Heart failure,
reconstructing the statue of Liberty assertion of some hasty critics that I suppose. And Frances was telling
These will hold and bind the dirt until which Is so admired by German and
Why Boys Leave the Farm.
Enlightening the World, or of taking it only ephemeral and worthless novels me only yesterday she didn’t know
it becomes settled and firm, and it will other European women.
An official connected with an eastern
be less subject to washing and being
down. Gee-bernard Shaw does not like figure in these lists. The fact is, a3 how she could ever live without her
The department in short is to be a
agricultural college has made a sum­
it.
the anonymous writer who has con­ mother—they were so wrapped up In mary of the reasons given by 155 sons cut up by travel In wet weather. composite of things which make
fessed his sins points out, that “ths each other. Wasn’t It strange that of farmers for abandoning the pursuit Never burn a bit of brush on the place, American women, in the estimation
The dukes are not at all afraid that
of their husbands, the best housekeep­
best novels by the best English and should happen on the very day? One of their fathers. Sixty-two of this but put it to some good use.
the English people will decide to abol­
ers and the best dressers and, all
American writers have generally been good thing, though. She told me that number said that farming does not
Breeding Swine.
ish the House of Lords. No house of
around, the best women in the world.
Included in these lists.” Even so "old- if either one of ’em should be taken, pay. A strong argument can be made
In breeding swine or live stock oi
lords has ever been abolished in Eng­ fashioned” a novelist as De Morgan,
The promoters of the exposition wel­
there'd be nothing but sweetness for on the idea that It pays better than any kind the breeder should have a
land,
who makes no concessions to the fads the other to remember—no hard words, other forms of business. The secretary well defined object in view, a point to­ come Mrs. Knupfel-Lutge's project en­
thusiastically and promise to devote
The |5,000 paid by a New York and fancies of the day, has “shared ever. I’m glad of that.” She wiped of agriculture has stated that the ward which to work, a type, an Ideal,
to the department enough space to
the
Ignominy
of
popular
success,
”
to
her eyes. “What is It, madam? Some­ products of the soil In this country in if you will, well fixed In his mind.
yachtsman to a sailor for saving his
make it one of the prime attractions
say
nothing
of
Mrs.
Wharton,
Mrs.
thing
missing?
”
1905
reached
a
value
of
$6.000,000,000,
life represents the average value of a
All hogs of the same breed are not
"No,” said Miss Cordelia, who had which Is a good deal of wealth to di­ alike, and it Is this fact that makes of the show. If the management car­
life as estimated for American jury Ward, Churchill, Owen Wister, Hew­
lett, Weils and others. Undoubtedly been searching through her bag. vide up as a reward In one Industry. Improvement of any breed possible. ries out its purpose of having a bevy
«wards.
many of the best sellers are not litera­ "Only I must get a nickel somewhere Seventeen of the young men said the There are different types of the same of typical Gibson girls recruited from
In the sugar scandal they are after ture at all, but the qualities which and send a telephone message.”
hours of labor on the farm are too breed for the breeder to select from, various sections of this country to pre­
"I have one right here. Yes, and long. No doubt they meant at certain and the Intelligence and judgment used side over the department, the success
“the men higher up.” When last seen please in them—romance, plot, adven­
the said men were climbing hastily ture, humor—are generally wholesome welcome. I tell you, as soon as I seasons, but this is a detail open to in tbe selection of the animals re of the enterprise is assured beyond the
over the ridgepole and dropping off and natural. “There are not enough heard of Frances’ trouble, I couldn’t adjustment. Twenty-six thought so­ served for breeders will sooner or later question of a doubt. Maj. C-arson,
novels of the first order,” to quote the do a thing till I got a dime changed cial advantages on the farms are not demonstrate the success or failure of chief of the bureau of manufactures of
into the alley.
"confessions” further, “to satisfy the and called up my mother, just to make equal to those in cities, which is also the breeder. Of course, methods of the United States department of com­
A Philadelphia preacher has arrang­ popular demand, and while the people sure she was safe. All I could think a matter of opinion. Sixteen said they feeding and care cut an important fig­ merce and labor, sends word that the
ed matters so that half a dozen of the wait they take inferior books, which was what if a certain remark I made had a natural bent for something else, ure. Many men who are good feeders department is doing its utmost to in­
prettiest young women In his congre­ have no alm but to amuse.” And there before I left the house should be the which Is a point that deserves consid­ of swine are very poor breeders, but terest American merchants and manu­
gation act as ushers. A largely in­ Is this difference—the really good nov­ last word I'd ever have a chance to eration always. Others objected to few good breeders are poor feeders. facturers in the Berlin show.
creased attendance of men is reported. els are steady sellers after they disap­ speak to her. When I got to the tele­ farm monotony, and fifteen said they
The tendency of all our improved
pear from the lists of best sellers, phone, there I found two other girls would return to farming as soon as animals is to revert backward toward
A New York widow who possessed while tme made-to-order variety Is waiting to do the same thing.”
they made a pile of money at some­ the original type, and in the case of
many millions and might have married short-lived and has no hope of resur­
A gleam of sisterhood lighted Miss thing else.
swine It should be borne in .mind that
some foreigner with a title has become rection. And this latter fact suggests Cordelia’s face. "It's exactly what I
Many of these young men are the while there Is no stock that can be so
the wife of an American who isn't an adjunct to the system of ascertain­ want of this nickel,” she confided, as victims of Illusion, and, unfortunately, rapidly improved by judicious selec­
•ven a colonel on any governor’s staff. ing and publishing lists of best sellers. «he took it.—Youth's Companion.
of • kind curable only by experience. tion, care and feed, there is none that
Aren’t some women strange creatures? These lists, apart from the element of
Probably they are not aware that 90 will degenerate so quickly under neg­
dishonesty that has been charged
SQUIRREL AND THE PLAGUE
per cent of those who branch out Into lect.—Kansas Farmer.
general business fail to accumulate
It is one of the most scandalous against some of them, merely indicate
Vitality ot Seeds.
facts In our national life that it is not the state of the market. What pub­ flodent la Shown to Ue an Incubator any considerable wealth, while the pos­
The
period
for which the seeds oi
lishers
and
.lovers
of
letters
might
do
of the Black Heath.
itive wreckage in means, health and
the ignorant and degraded elements of
society that are the most serious men­ to encourage good work and artistic
One hot day in the summer of 1903 comfort Is large. A farm Is never mo­ different plants maintains their vital­
ace to our institutions and our com­ education is to prepare and furnish a German blacksmith in the country notonous to a good farmer. It Is ity varies a good deal. The seeds of
mon life, but representatives of the semi-annual lists of steady sellers, of town of Pacheco, Cal., wanted a mess rather a book of fresh Interest each some vegetables are worthless after
Pellnicra.
novels and volumes of essays, biogra­ of ground squirrel for his dinner. He succeeding day. A surplus at the end they are two years old, while the seeds
intelligent and educated ciasses.
The
dreaded
disease called pellagra
phy and history that have survived banket! his forge, hung up his leather of a year Is the rule on the farm; In of other plants Improve with age un­
and that stand out as works of merit apron, took the old shotgun from its the city a surplus Is the exception, and til a certain period. For Instance: the is common in Northern Italy, In th»
Canada talks about an army of 50,-
and value—works that the great pub­ pegs on the wall and had an excellent the style of family living, on the seeds of artichokes are good until they south of France, in Spain and in coun­
000 men for her prairie provinces.
lic should not forget. How many books afternoon’s sport in a nearby field. whole, is In favor of the country. But are three years old; asparagus, four tries further east in Southern Europe.
Such an army would be too little to be
deserve praise and commendation in a That evening he feasted on fat, tender statistics show that plenty of boys re­ years; beans, two years; kidney beans, It begins with an eruption on the skin,
a menace to the United States and too
retrospective
survey of literature? broiled squirrels. Three days later he main on the farms. Tbe farming popu- one year; beets, ten years; broccoli, which breaks out in spring, continues
big for any other purpose. In either
These are interesting questions, and was taken violently 111—so ill, In fact, altion of the United States In 1900 was four years; cabbage, four years; car­ till autumn and disappears in winter.
lase it will be too expensive for a coun­
the proposed lists of steady sellers, that the physician who was called sent four times as large as in 1850, and the rot, one year; cauliflower, four years; It affects those parts of the surface
try that needs all Its money to develop
books "crowned" by the consensus of him to the German hospital In San value of their property increased five celery, ten years; corn, three years; which are always exposed to the sun
its resources.
critics and thoughtful readers, would Francisco. The doctor, a man of keen fold, or from $4,000,000,000 to $20,000,- cucumber, ten years; egg plant, three and the air. The disease is accompa­
answer them to some extent.
years; endive, four years; kale, four nied or preceded by remarkable lassi­
Intelligence and acute observation, 100.
The race has outlived ail its threat­
years; leek, two years; lettuce, three tude, melancholy, moroseness, hypo­
realized that he was dealing with a
ened dooms. Physicians tell us that
years; melon, ten years; pea, two chondriasis and not seldom by suicidal
Ho
Farmers
Read
Bulletinst
GOD HAD HELPED HIM.
disease which he had never met before
we waste a billion dollars annually be­
I have noticed one thing in partic­ years; okra, two years; onion, two mania. With its progress and duration
and the exact Identity of which he
cause potential laborers are needlessly
Rane Adopted
by Kulihi to Cure
ular
while traveling in some of our years; pumpkin, ten years; radish, the disorder becomes more aggravated,
was unable to determine.
sick with fevers and tuberculosis,
with shorter and shorter Intervals in
Moral and Physical Sufferer.
At this time bubonic plague existed best agricultural states, and that Is, four years; salsify, two years, spinach, winter. At length the surface cease»
which can be prevented. We are
A story is told of Rabbi Wlldrewitz,
four
years;
squash,
four
years;
toma
­
when
I
see
a
number
of
well
dressed
threatened with lumber famines, pulp who Is well known on the east side, In Chinatown, San Francisco, and the
to clear itself, and becomes perma­
task of eradicating it had been as­ farmers discussing beef and milk ra­ to, two years, and turnips, four years. nently enveloped in a thick, livid, lep­
famines, food famines and coal fam­
the New York Press says. A recently
tions,
feeding
young
animals
for
a
ines. And still we survive. Whole arrived skeptic and cynic came to see signed to a young officer of the public
Scab In Sheep.
rous crust, somewhat resembling the
health and marine hospital service who healthy development, nitrogen, potas­
races have been wiped out through the
The
disease
commonly called sheep dried and black skin of a fish. By thia
him once with a “case” intended to
sium
and
phosphorus
and
their
func
­
ignorance of the past, by disease, and put the reverend gentleman “up a was afterward to take foremost rank
scab is one of the oldest known, most time the vital powers are reduced to a
among the world’s authorities on that tions In plant growth and protein and
by the failure to husband natural re­
tree.” He called and begged to be disease. His ability was already rec­ carbohydrates and their functions In prevalent and most Injurious maladies very low ebb, and not seldom the in­
sources. But the race thrives amain,
which affect sheep. It Is a contagious tellectual functions as well. The vic­
healed and consoled.
ognized by the medical profession, and animal growth, I am Invariably In a skin disease caused by a parasitic mite tim loses the use of his limbs, espe­
and nature still proves Inexhaustible.
“I suffer,” said the Skeptic, “from he was called to diagnose the strange prosperous and up-to-date community.
Investigation has shown that the dis­ cially of the palms and soles, torment­
We "rise on the stepping stones of our
two maladies. I have a great weak­ disease which had attacked the coun Now, the question Is, do the best and
ease is not hereditary, as the parasites ing the victim day and night. To
dead selves” to better things.
ness—I cannot tell the truth, and that try blacksmith. He saw at once that most intelligent farmers read their
which cause it live on the external sur­ these severe afflictions are often added
hurts my soul terribly. And I have
bulletins and keep In touch with their
To a degree that men of the early lost the sense of taste In my mouth; the patient was suffering from bubonic station workers and read the agri­ face of the body. It is possible, how strange hallucinations. The disease,
nineteenth century never dared to something is wrong with my tongue.” plague—the black death—and was able cultural press, or does the reading of ever, for a lamb to become infected when advanced, takes the form of
to prove this bacterlologlcally after
from a scabby mother at the moment many other maladies, such as tetanus,
hope, society Is being international­
these bulletins and agricultural papers
Mr. Wlldrewitz studied the man a
of birth or immediately thereafter. The convulsions, epilepsy, dropsy, mania
ized, and all the serious aspects of moment, seemed to be perplexed, and the death of the man.
make more intelligent farmers? It is
Passed Assistant Surgeon George W
treatment must consist of external and marasmus, the patient being at
human endeavor and speculation are said: "Come again to-morrow. It is
one or the other considered from either
more and more being faced by men as a difficult case. I shall have to reflect McCoy of the federal laboratory In standpoint, for these bulletins and cures to "purify the blood.” Proper last reduced to the appearance of a
men, and not as members of races or upon it. If God wills, I shall be able San Francisco, whose bacteriological agricultural papers are not read by the hygienic conditions alone, though of mummy. It Is mainly confined to the
Importance in connection with the sub­ poor residing in the country districts,
work on the ground squirrel marks an
as citizens of nations. They agree in to help you.”
poor and uneducated class of farmers,
ject of treatment, cannot be rellel and is seldom seen In very young chil­
advance In plague Investigation, finds
Intellectual alms, social desires, hu­
neither
do
they
circulate
as
freely
When the patient returned next day
man feelings; but they differ radically the rabbi brought forth a pill he had that many of the ground squirrels sent among the poorer farmers as they do upon to cure scab. The only rational dren. The cause of the disease la
in the speech with which they define prepared, told the doubly afflicted man In for examination have the disease In among the farmers in the better agri­ treatment consists in using some ex­ traced to the eating of altered maize,
their aims, their hopes and their de­ to open his mouth and shoved it In light form or are recovering from a cultural communities. — Agricultural ternal application which will kill the In which putrefaction occurs during
parasites. By far the most rational the warm season.
sires. Are they to be forever debar­ The pill was of considerable size. severe attack, William Colby Rucker Epltomlst.
and
satisfactory and the cheapest
says
In
Harper
’
s
Weekly.
Usually
red from completest Interchange of Scarcely had the patient allowed ft
Ere and the Apple.
method of curing scab is by dipping
their Ideas and ideals by lack of a to dissolve In his mouth when he be­ when the germs from such a case are
No llso for the Homs.
the
sheep
In
some
liquid
which
will
injected
into
rats
or
guinea
pigs
they
Princess
Duleep Singh at a dinner
common speech? Are the records of gan to spit, with an expression of the
When cattle were raised on the .kill the parasites.
die quite as rapidly as If they had
in New York said that she found the
their united action always to be writ­ greatest disgust, and exclaimed:
range a good set of horns was neces­
been given a dose of the most virulent
American woman a marvel of beauty
ten in diverse tongues? Is the lan­
sary for protection. An all-wise crea­
Silo Feed In sr.
"What do you mean? That's tar plague bacteria known.
In other
and
the American man a model of
guage of science to be shaped by Ba­ and sulphur and kerosene you gave
tor put them there for that purpose.
Not only must the silo be erected, good looks and kindness.
words, although the disease does not
bel?
On
the
farm
a
cow
or
a
steer
Is
not
me. Do you want to poison me? I seem to kill off all of the squirrels
shelter must be provl/ied for the cat­
"The American man,” said the
! after it has traveled through several tn need of horns. Breeders are breed­ tle during winter. Then if corn is charming princess, “is rightly held up
The demonstration made this year of Phut!”
ing
them
off
very
rapidly.
Even
the
“Well, what are you making so generations. It regains Its virulence
fed in the form of silage there will be
the agricultural possibilities of Alaska
long-horned Hereford has a polled successful results. A great many to the world as the pattern husband.
may serve to quiet the alarm of a fall­ much noise about?” laughed the rabbi, when injected Into another species
strain now, and it Is predicted by farms buy stock cattle in the fall of In Europe they have a saying about
ing food supply. Vegetables raised in with great heartiness. Hasn’t God per­ The squirrel, then, Is the animal In
many that within twenty-rive years a the year, turn them into stalk fields Eve and the apple which shows how
formed
a
miracle?
You
have
told
the
the Tanana valley, within two degrees
which the disease Is kept alive, a sort
horned animal of the bovine race will and resell them toward spring as feed wretched a failure the European hue­
of the Arctic circle, have been placed truth; it Is really tar and sulphur and of natural living Incubator, as It were. 1
be
a curiosity. On the other hand, ad­ era. If the market Is normal there will band is. This saying Is unknown in
on exhibition In the Eastern States kerosene. And you have actually re­ and when plague leaves the squirrels
It would have
vocates of horns say tbe hornless usually be a profit, but It, nevertheless, America, I am sure
surpassing the products of some of covered the sense of taste In your for another species widespread death
no point, no application, here la th«
strain
of
every
horned
breed
Is
under
is a wasteful practice. A much greater
the famous market gardening regions, mouth!”
nnd suffering follow In Its train Dr.
sized, and until It can come up to those profit would be secured from silo feed­ land of pattern husbands. Tbe say­
both In quality and yield. There are
Blue’s officers and men have scoured
ing is this: “ ‘The evil one didn't give
A Doubter.
that have horns In size and weight
pota’oes weighing three pounds each,
the city of San Francisco and ridden people will want the horned cattle of ing as mentioned.
the apple to tbe man, but to the wom­
“I have just had an Idea------ ”
which would take the premium for
an, because the evil one knew well
“Excuse me, you’ll have to produce It of plague. The present movement both shorthorn and Hereford breeds.
The Coat of Keepla* a Cow.
quality at most any county fair. The your Eskimos and submit your data looks to the eradication of this outside
However, there Is no reason for leav­
According to careful experiments, that the man would eat It all himself,
yield is said to be as high as 540 bush­ tc Copenhagen before I can credit your focus, the extermination of the disease
ing the horns on after they are there. the cost of keeping a cow a year with but the woman would go halves.*”
els to an acre. There are cabbages, assertion.”—Houston Post.
from California.
The time to take them off is when the the beat of feed and shelter, labor and 1
A Legal Differ«*«».
turnips, beets, mangles, carrots and
animal Is young, and tbe way to do It Interest on the investment included, all '
parsnips, all larger and finer than the
When the coal supply Is low, one
It keeps the State legislatures bus> la with noy of the prepared horn kill­ told, amounts to $55. If, then, the cow ' The Client—How much will your
average. There are also fine specimens member of the family stays in bed making new laws as fast as the old
opinion be worth in thia case? Th«
ers. But take them off with the saw can not be made to produce more than
of wheat, oats, barley, timothy and longer in the morning to keep «arm, ones are broken.
Lawyer—I’m too modest to say. But I
rather than let them go. It la more 1155, she is not worth keeping A good
red-top hay. Although the growing •nd refuses to worry «boat a , VM bi
can tell you what I’m going to charg«
humane
to
do
it
than
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