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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-10
Ncucs Spe;erci9cicbatt

Weinen 5reunoen uno iriibereu Suu'
Den CUR eef0lligen Nodribt, oab id an,
alien YIaBe, an 5. Nue., ELL Spesereise
ibait "eroiiuet babe. in welbem e8 meiN
Yeitreben iein miro, ourb reelle 8eoiss
ming. quite @oare uuo niebrise 8reiie
mir bas l3utrauen elmer seebrteu Suno'
ibait 81 iidern uno iu pabren. N9ie in
iriberen 3nbren 10 weroe ib auh fiiroer.
bin oarnah trahten, ieoen &duier beitens
,uirieoen;uitellen. Weine Maare lit iriit
uro neu eiugstauft uno mr. oas Bette,
mas elm Spe;ereiseiddit eriter Sluiie bic
ten fam, miro Bel mir III taufen isir lin
g~eneiateu 3uiprud bitist
1913 9 q M. " q 4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-10
Gas oroRe Mobel

Maoena.-SaS oroRe MObel
oylhdit Der ,Iirmo IS. ;. ,%Sruncis ~
TO. lit Sumlta9 ourh Neucr ierltort
woroun. %eim Einitur; elmer @uno
wlrocn uier Neueupebrmdmer per
lest 2rci BON linen, ,Srunt 1hah-
bert, i. $ulter mo W. ~. %enla=
min, tyu9en lhlimume &ranommoen
oluou. ShaubcrtS ,Sultano ut be
ctntlih. Cart ,vi'her mar Der Vi
OenthiImer oeo WebGupco, melhcs CT
ntn l&erth pom $1,000 bate uno filr
$500 ueriihcrt mar. Ger 9$ertb Der
;tyitortcn HSa0rcn betrug $1,000.
2iciem &crlult itebt cine &erliheulng
non $4,000 cntge9en.
&aiion.-Surmer nno Welhdits
leute bielten Sdmltug NadmittaS cine
tart bciuhtc &erlammlul9, III mel
der Der Ban zines FARMERS GOoperu=
tip Glepator bel pem Nicljgcn %ahn
boie belprohen muroe. ,>%ntcrppru
tipns Nrtitel murpen irlberhin berelto
entlpcrien IND pom pielen Sarnnerll
urter;eiduct. lbs Nnthctle 'llo be
rejt9 an pcn Otdnn gcbraht, uno lcne,
Die lid namtltlih lin oaS Erpiett III
tereiiiren, limo Der %eupirtlihun9 oeo=
'elben li6er.
Nuitiu. - >ier lit >>cnatball
&urgnlt int bobtn Glitter pon ilber 90
,>ubren 0cltorbcn. Vr mar elmer Der
u~ltelten &nljeolcr oie'e0 NountD unO
tam IN 1860 nab Dem SomW'bip vulc.
StQpbcu.-Su @ etrpN prti Wtci
len meltlih Don bier gelC9cne S&obn=
bans Der Numjlje !. W. &rintcrbcii
brumute Sonut0g bis 0ui Den e'runr
uieocr, Ter &crlnit III Der A10ht
uon $500 1T tbcilpeiic ourG %trliNc.
RING 0eoctt.
Wuut0to.-Se Sobn pes rel
den Maufmomco &mmcilter pon btc>
list in Chicago I'M commandments
inter Der 9tntld9c, Die Welp'0ublno'
elmer @&irthi6alt um SO ~be'toblcn II
buben. Ger &Otcr mill i'll Dielcn
Nalle Don ltirem Spbne nItt9 miNcl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-10
Observation-Disclosures.

Zen sesbrten Sewobnern Der Sta bt unit
llmse9sno i'm sll9emeinen unb me;uer
1rsunoen i'm 8eionoerem bic geidligs
Nahriht. Dab ih bas Spe,erei L. 8eihdk
oss ). !. Rau an st. @ermaint.rab
ubernommeu babe uno I'M alien HlaBe
weiterbetrelben peroe. 8e9en eas Der.
iprehen, mir ourb quite Waare uno re-
ellie Seoienun9 oas 3u,rauen elmer seebre
ten &unbitait ~ iihern. eriuhe ih ale,
Die oieies @eihdft frIbcr unteritubteu.
aud mir hire Cunt niht porentbalten ~
moller. Wein Wotto wirb ieiu: Gbrlihes
@eihait. quite Waare une billise Yreiis
lin sensisten 3uipruh bittet
S'4 SEQ. 6tIlenbrauo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-10

80 Die s.. Is. 9&ire Gigarren
SO. bat lire Commercial Bouquet 0i=
snrre olli ben Mturtt 9ebr0dt. Bon
alien Mau6ern miro lie Iiir aus9e;ei6
net gebalten. Gerlu6t oielelbe mp
lie miro .ellh oeiullel. IS bd
- an &ohoien BADEN nil Die
groBte Nuswabl IN Der Staot, NM lie
maren nod ME 10 biuis ais jept bel
Is. i. vaoncr. - ba
- Niir so per ader fault man
Die ; Wteilen pon MattinS lnD lehss
,ebn Weilen Don It. Glouo 9ele0ene,
1870 alder groBe Wumioro mb Sbur=
Der Narm, u! SSS4 Don SG4 Sec
ton IS, Sownlbip 121, &loiie 20 10
Stearns County. aui Der ,Sarm, bon
Der Is ater inter FllllS, is alder
9Sielenlano lilo, 6 Simmer SroBes
g&obnbaus uno onltise %Narmsebdu=
De. Sie Narm mus loiort uertauft
oper an cine quite Ferlon perpadtet
weroen, Die Sewilt lit, in pielem 9Sin
ter ub;ubol;en ulo pas Climber" auf
subemaeren. T.. q. Nuin,
712 Fbpnir @ebdupe, Minneapp
lis, Wtinn. SODA
- Sebt elld) I'M nad ben lido
men &atentines i'm Nudet.
-. &erieblt niht, 2&eit's oroBer
&erltel9erung bon &leipern, Nilten
unp &oppen, ~laS uno V;or;ellunmuo
ren, yampen, Sle6waarcn, &ilpern
ulp 9tabme. bei;Wpobnen, mas llleS
an Ben Wteiltbietenpen pertuuft mirp.
Gertuul jepcn Wtor8en, %ltOtmitta9
uno %9lbenp, bis Der gUn;e %orrutb
auapertauit lit. !. e.. Neit, Mtunu
ger. 1913
-. &ir oiierirecn eyiubrcnen
&ertdufern li6erNle Ecotn9Un9en filr
ben &ertoli ulierer i6lilpfrig maiden
ben Scle ge9en COMMUNION. Nuclip
I'll COMPANY, Glepcluno, SbiO. |
. &eiebt bic berrlihen uno to
miiden %0lentineo I'M Nofct, Sie
nelelten Sorten, Die n%ieOriglten Erei
le NM Die 9roHte NuSwubl.
- 9tur etpo nod 10 Gage miro
Der %9roBurti9c N~u9pertaui bon &lei
bern IN DO. 800 mpauern, "a puo
neutrality-suspicious. III elnem unoern
:Smete mus ein9erdrmt werpen. Ger
AnpranS wur Elm grpBer unp miro bis
gum NblhluB pes &ertuufes Elm gro
Ier bleiben, ia aui oemielben &prtbei
le 9eboten perpen, Die 9tiemnnp lollte
llh ent9eben laflen. User INNER III
leinem >Snterelle banpeln mill, mer 9ll=
ties Sleioer;eug iilr ausnabmspelle
nieori9e Freile ~eintauien mill, benuse
Die weni9en Gage, Die Dem 9roBarti
gen &ertuli IN No. 800 nod oelterl.
20 @elp fam iept ourh Die
N9entur pcs & has. q. Gpoperin
Ct. Gloup ;u 'old, nlepri9en :Slnlen
beSc9en meroen, BAH EanoelSentbllmcr
lid ben oaourt geboteneu &prtbeil III
9tupen uno ieue anleiben MAIDEN loll=
ten, I'M ibre jepigen @ppotbetenz Nos
ten su be;ablen, percn ,3insilib Elm
bober lit. Sntersiien= N'elp eripart lit
9erape 10 gut Celp erlpart wie aui ii
geno einem anoeren MeNe. 1912
80 aumeras, Elatten, aarten
batter uno irgenp Gtwus, peiien ibr
bepilrit, BET Webriloer + lart. Ses
Slelhen einen pollltdnpiSen &orratb
al &ocats. Mir belorSen cub irSenp
eln Camera, oas ihr pcrlan9t, III ben
nleoriSlten Freilcn.
% ,im Nadet Sibt es 5000
&~alentineo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-10
&utc Gclc9cnhcit.

Cine 1arm nit su.en Decentralization
bilig gu %tauier. Sbwerer Sooen, CUTE
Wieie nebit 9iebpeioe, 5euerbolS uno gu.
ties WaiIer. 9tabe bel Der &ir1e, Sdule
uno Creamery. Wesen NGberem erfrags
man iib in Der Siice oes Noroitern. l0bc
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|b'hlllH 9elan9ell.
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lid auf Dem N$eoe Der Eellerlng. IN
lenem Motel bat Nerr .TSd9ller poil
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nor ner Erii,moebsb6rne inn >toots
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llniereNr IT
lhuitilt nod immerannadnen. Saodm
Grireulihltt an Der gdnSen Sahe ut,
buH 10 pjcle ultc Setumte y. StearnS
Gouttu I'M tommenpen ,Sriibiubre bier
cintreiien wtroM. IN ullerlepter :Seit
Waren inter unoeren bier Die A>crren
Ncrm. &uplten, <obn %enplten,
,;obn Nr0bler, 9. Nisboi, =. Nus
m0nn, z. Flen1el, SOS. Nrieorihs,
Sr. Sano, Die Webrilper Sidnunn
l,no onoere. Sieie Nerren nabn,en
alle Honp norooitlid BON %isbee. Sic
ielben bdtten lieber ;ur Stapt ndber
geleeeneS Hdno 9enomnel, aber pa;l
lit eS iebt IAOn I'll lpdt. SIMMER aber
gjbt e9 lept nod NeleScnbeit, llh III
Der Ndbe oieler !oerren !Neimititten
III 9riluoen uno 10 III Die unSenebmltc
9tdd)burlbult III tommell. Nue, Die
nod beabllhti0en, bierber III tommelt,
lollten oieo iob0lo wie mo9lih tbun,
pern I'M 6rilbiabr weroen bier wleoer
eini0e bulperte l%o9enannte Suntarps
eintreiien. is berrlhte bier elm lehr
miloer Minter, pas beiIt, bis Jest.
Nelte an 3. ,Scbruar ut es ulanSe=
nebm, bod uiht iibermdBi9 talt.-
Nerr StepDun yen wurpe leeten Sonz
nerltas nit Seden oes nellen Stores
9ebdupes Iertig lno miro Enoe Sebr.
nit Sanilie eiutreTen. !. VI. ~.
ENrqp. - Sonnerltag Nabnlt
tag hitlten Die Scmotraten, Fopuli
item mNo Sjl6erlente bes Staateo cine
&eriammlgr9 mo traien &orbereituns
fltr cine 0roBdrti9e a%unpSebung, oic
I'M Mar; Dor i'd aeben loll. Nerr
y. !. &r0Qu uno 0err Gb. Somne
meroen ;lr S"beilnabme on Dem polltl
lhCn 0rci9nIB cjnselapen.
Ei9mQrf. - Die S$poo iha
Viii iJr otu &ertuui Don vano, no
r0ltr Die @teucrn nld)t bcSublt mo, 1T
cine o!l99e;ciNnctc Sad)c iilr Sbc
riii9. Q0o Weleb lMreibt DOR, oaG
IN Niucn, 40 liN fem Nripatuertdu
Ter ijnoet, oo9 County ais Sictcr uui
trttcu iou. Eijr icoco 9ln0ebot vel
tens oC9 GOmltD erbGit Der Sberin
$3.50. @5a9 pQo III bepcutcn BOT,
Wuroe crit rr6t thar, olo Der Scr
lal9pertoli non Eunoltiltcn III SldcD
Nouu.D DorlHlommcn muroc. ,yIlr
m'gtid6r 1900, ;um Shell fait mcrth
loie E0ricuM icocr &tiNrcibumg ian
oCu itt tciNc &duicr mo Der Gountu
S6atmci'tcr mar nNh Dem NieicH DC
imuu9Cn, o0ruui NJ bjetcu uno crhiclt
Die Ednocrcicu lelbitucritduolih ;l0c
ihlugeu Ser Sberiii pcroicntc ulio
an cjuCm Sage un9cidbr $4,000.
Wlltnbnlc. - Vars Nnocrion
iipt inn &ountD celGn9niH III Nllcn
Dalt inter Der 2utlu0e Die Shclme
oto Edrmtr9 Cart ,yrdnctle, welder
cine WtCjle Don Scr Staot mObnt Sone
ucritug M}or3Cn IN Srano gcltCdt III
ba6cu. Sic SheIme brdnnte bis allr
ocn @rmO nitpcr uno ii F1erpc, .
NilbG uno 80 Nilhucr tumen in pcl
Nlommcu I'm. Nnotrion uno Nran
cine bnttcu 1treit 9cbubt.
&e(ud.-Se Ger crit % sabre ulte
NCrmGm Emp, ncl6er ;ullhen bier
mo Gool 00rbor IN WtcGlcOn Goulz
tn Eru6t9lter per Atlc bclorgte, &c
riCtb S0mitGg inter Die HGcer lcincs
lhwGr bt,Opeucn H$agenS, Die ilber i'm
bcy0iN0tl mc ben Sruh zines Arnres
mo Eciuc5 ucruriahten. Bon Gam
tag }lbcno bis Sienltag Mcrsen blieb
ElnO bllilo9 lie0en es ianben leine
Nrlioer beim pollen %ewuEtlein II. nit
Crfroreuen Wlicoern. Pun eiilem s%a
gen wuroe CT 20 MeIlen nett nat
SlSmart ms hospital gebraht, no
cine Manhattan hciNpr olrmc mn
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llnieyer bicowodcntli6en Cores

poncerH aus vittle salts eltneb
men mir i%ol9enoeo: 2ie @dlite ser
WeihGitSbduier BON Mtotlep III Wiprri-
ion Gpuntp wurpc Somlerlta9 Elm
Moub Der Slammcn. Gas Eeuer
brad III Dem &OuilOoen Der Srau Z.
q. abortion aus lmo perbrcitetc lih
10 ihnell, ouE Die ircilpilll9e Nclcr=
mcbr tallm I'M Stanpe mar, Die unoc=
re i,6lite uor Nemihtlrn9 III bew0bs
ren. Srei 9roBe We'@attobdrlcr,
ldmntliN aus i>ol; 9ebaut, lie9en III
Aide. - s&Gbreno Der oIcsidbrigen
Suuiuiion wirp Die MeBSerilrma
&erih IL MtO9lein nebtn lbrem lepi
gen neutrality-suspicious. einen nellen
25x7o ,SrB sroBen, ;mei Stotmert
boben Gou erritteu lu,'er, III be'len
untern Sbeil Die Nirma Gllenbeter&
W,ullet ibr Gilenp0aren9elhd't per
le9en UNI oen obcren Sbeil init Dem oes
iept Don Ser ,Sirmu bcltuBten webGlt
oes perbinpen unp III elmer 9roIen
Spernbolle einrihten lulrp. -SuB lih
Die Samilie Simon |rlt III vittle
salts a~llgemciner Ahtln9 unp Se=
liebtbeit III erireuen bat, rpurpe ibr
Spnnta9 slbeuo wieoeum Slr ~enilSe
bepIeleu. 9llr &eronlunull9 Der ,vrall
&ru'e uno ser NrNl Fcter Wieopcp
ilberralhte al lenem Nbenpe, Dem
&orNbenoc Der blcdcrnen Noditlt pe@
Sperm Srit uno Nuttul, oG9 ,Nlbel
p0or cine aniebnlihe @hanr pon ger
munptcn mo NrtlmpGn-lIlttr pleleu
N>crr Fet. %rltt, len, pen Il, elouo,
%0ter oc9 Nertil 1'"oH >Flo' o'e
Aoetf'H >>eQH S$'"'l''' uIp No'Vpp
EleNeF non 81. NloUo, ''l'E" SWlpo
ger lti'o NFI. MNlQ. XII" 9'''W,ou"
poH S'.N'p"o' IL uI8'u'V"'','t >SV'''
llNo pFoNWt' oo7'''o' "''' ll'V''8tH
"I'uip"N'Weil ti'0 MI '"0t'V'uJ'I'' 'e'
We''Htllo'll all9sp'N''!' "v'uVH'tH.
yer u'o'FloiWNl'N '0'9I'" t'lt'9e
olN''o''' p'V Ut o''''"'' ltl'"''''u-
r%aw,n fSns,nm., ,n~as,sH.
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critonoeu nat in ner albiiht inn pouie
ner n~ieai6hrioeu o,ouioiiou oui neu.
,slhsu Elm Mrih6itsosb6rne ,lrm BE
trieh ie;uer = honfmirtbihoit errithteu
~ (oiieu
,srr >,hu e;emel mo ats
>rr;rom; y, ;e;r Sow, moh,euo >pr
~Ccr,on >obrc IN Eetr;sh ,rbo,teres
Me;hSit u;h, mic er norbotte GIN
osben loiier ;ouoer, mpiter hetre;bsu
uup hat III pielem Tebui ieineu Store
nit uelleu oSoareu Don obeu bis uuteu
unoeiilut. NoN pie Dor merpeu bon
linn Butter mn Gier oetauit u,p eiroe
toulht, iiir Sic er Ben botiteu Mortt-
preis erlaubt.
g(m ,Sreitoo wlrpe Don Ser Gos
tbeprole ans Die yeide eires Siuoee
Der i'm Comm ve Souf mpbueuncu
,Somilie ! 81, vGuocr III lesteu MI
be beltattet.
VI. y, vouo Don II ihmonb
hot nsu S,erru $nhu n%ieber his M
| hin bei Nebrjnrr slbcles in = Glnuo
tbGtin ols vnnsrnisrcr IN ,siu N;c.
lhdit olioeupmmeu.
,,.., 1u,,, n,us :. 81,
= u~ H,hr~ ,tns s;..
,n,;,;o rn,m, m;rnr,r cnnrt
r,mrss -, t(o;re u.;hrin >c, 1880"
nr G,s ,.%a,... "''
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6mtc 4ctmatDcn
9ibt Is INNER nod
III oem bon jmnsen arbeitsluaigep
Yenten geiu4ten

=: S1CufNH = DUNtO. =:
Namertlid, iino CO Die Spipns Jtapmpnr,
GATE 8eprge. gate Senrn unb Belgrade, ND
gltes clltiplrtes Ndno inter 9llnItiaen Be
~pir9unsen su haben lit. Gultipirtes 9ano
su $40 bis SIS per Nder. User INNER in
Stearns Gpuutp uuo lamentllf in Den &c
narnten Spuns iein irieo!ites elutra9lites
Seim einridten nil, penbe lih I'm ndbers
Nustlnit Gil
e. Yor9croima,
9-ba Belgrade, Stedrle 90, Mtllln.
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ar Ter aitt'
\ 60, 10,
|sssustuann'
Efastt 6tFmi
|Hfar itssh
ara rem 90.
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SWEET POTATO CULTURE.

The Louisiana experiment station through series of trials, arrived al some results which are valuable: Height of Ridge-In a trench witt pine straw, buried, the yield was 100.a. bushels per acre; on the level, 1856; ridges four inches high. 1856; eigh' inches high, 171.01; twelve inches high, a12.89; sixteen inches high 219.S7: twenty inches high. 331.65. Distances Apart-The best result, come from planting about f1fteer inches apart.
 Length of Slips-Slips of different lengths gave the following yield: Foul inches long. 167.52; eight inches long 1856; twelve inches long, 167.52; six teen inches long, 240,81; twenty inches long, 209.40; twenty-four inches long covered every fifteen inches, 181.4s; whole vines laid in the row, all covered but leaves, .216.38.
 The great difference in the lengtt of vines used by growers called forth the above experiment. and it will be seen that vines "A inches long give the best results. A length from 16 to 24 inches is more desirable than from to 12 inches.
 Source of Slip-From the terminal end of vine, 30712; from the center of the vine, 261.75; from the butt end of the vine, 1S4.97.
 The promiscuous selection of any part of the vines, together with vary ing results from plants along the same row, induced us to make a trial as to the most productive part of the vine. terminal, middle or butt, taking twenty-four inches of each. The above results, while apparently very conclu- sive. must be taken as that of single test.
 Cutting the Vines Back-The general inference was that cutting or pinching the vines back was not profitable. un- less it might be that the vines were more valuable for forage than the in- creased yield of tubers would have been.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
FOOD FOR PIGS.
Comparative Value of Peanuts, Cow
 Peas and Sweet Potatoes.

Spanish peanuts, when harvested by young pigs, were converted into pork, worth, at cents per pound, $18.34 per acre of peanuts, when all conditions were favorable.
 In another field, with only half a l stand of plants, the value of the pork from an acre. of Spanish peanuts was
 $10.94 and $7.S3 in two experiments. Under favorable conditions pork
 Give weight) was produced at the rate of 1,426 pounds per acre of peanuts
 supplemented by 37.8 bushels of corn. With half a stand of plants an acre
 of Spanish peanuts produced, unaided pork at the. rate of 261 pounds per
 acre, and at the rate of $40 pounds per
 acre when the acre of peanuts was sup
 plemented with 35.6 bushels of corn. I When fed to pigs in pens only 2.s pounds of unhulled Spanish peanuts were required to produce each pound oi
 increase in live weight. This Is equal ! to g pounds of increase, worth 27 cents as a return for each bushel of peanuts 1, eaten.
 Shoats pastured on almost mature COW peas and supplied with corn made
 almost three times the gain in live weight made by similar shoats fed ex- clusively on corn
 The COW pea crop was above the av- craze, and its value in Scent pork, af- ter subtracting the cost of the corn fed was $10.65 per acre.
 i Shoats fed in pens gained more rap | idly in weight on a ration of ground COW peas and corn than on corn alone 1 In effect 5.2S pounds of this mixed food i was equal to 8.06 pounds of ground corn.
 Three pounds of sweet potatoes proved decidedly inferior to one pound of corn meal
 Cow peas fed with corn did not in; ] iuriously affect the quality of pork ol lard. Peanuts, when fed with corn
 greatly softened the pork and lard. @.r I The softening effect of peanuts was
 not corrected by feeding exclusively or
 corn for month before the date of slaughtering.
 The experiments were begun Septem- Der 8, 1897, and concluded February 16 1S98 All the animals used were grew l ing pigs, varying in size at the beg.n
 ming of the different experiments iron pigs just weaned to half-growu shoats
 The results obtained apply to the class
 of animals here used, and not necessar l fly to nearly mature fattening hogs. l In every experiment an abundancs
 of ash material was insured by daill supply of hardwood ashes, unleached
 and salt-Bulletin of Alabama agri
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Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
FEEDING KAFFIR CORN.

The Oklahoma experiment station is trying a series of feeding experiments largely to determine value of Kaff,,
 corn Some interesting results have
 been obtained. All the trials confirm the belief that Kaff1r corn in any form lis a healthful and palatable food fo, |any class of farm animals. The Kafi, stalks and leaves have been eaten as
 readily as have corn stalks. Horses cattle, sheep and hogs all eat Kafa,
 grain, ground or unground, readily
 and no indications of any unsatisfac. tory effect on health have been seen
 There is large waste when the grain is fed unground to horses or cattle: apparently much less when fed to sheep. In series of digestion experi- ments with steers it has been found that about one-half the seed passes through the animal undigested. A large part of this is made use of if hogs follow the cattle Contrary to general opinion the per cent of undi- gested grain was practically the same when it was fed "in tie head" or threshed- With two lots of steers as nearly alike as it was practicable to secure them, the lot fed Kaffir meal made larger gains than those fed corn meal, even when the feed was changed from one lot to the other. The largest gain made by any lot for any period was by one fed one-half K:fir meal. one-haf corn meal. From some un- known reason another lot so fed made no gains, so that the average gain in all the trials with this mixture is somewhat less than the average where Kaflr meal was fed alone, but slightly larger than the average gain where corn meal was the only grain food The best average gain by different lots was where they were fed Kaffir meal with a moderate allowance of cotton seed about four pounds per animal per day. One lot of the chief grain feed of which was Kaf1r heads made average gain of 1855 per day. The companion lot, fed Kaffir meal, made average gain of 2-36 pounds. The steers ate slightly less weight Of heads than the others did of the meal
 During the first four weeks of feed ing-not counting preparatory period, a lot full fed broken ears of corn made average gain of 3:27 pounds per day. The companion lot given same food but slightly less than they desired, made average gain of 1.66 pound. Each lot had all they would eat of trough feed.' Where cotton seed was the only grain feed the average gain per day by young steers was only one pound. A lot of lambs have kept in good health with only Kafir heads as grain feed,
 but have not made great gain in weight In no case have hogs done quite so well when fed on Kaffir as when fed Indian corn. These trials have not been extended enough tq justify drawing positive conclusions, except that it may be counted settled that Kaffr corn is very valuable grain crop for Oklahoma, and, probab- ly, the most valuable one for a large part of the territory.