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et,sccs preeufimarfes.
y,.,u mort ~grssatsmarses.
MiSeonhn S~obafsmarfeo.
ebasrtou, mia. 2sbe eeptemt

5orretnineen mleb ben me Sobat bIir MI
mere alminoeli9. Snotil for en- l1ge fiosn
par ben Inn inoitrrntet I'll Yernpn 9puntp,
men CT M blet adnlte aImiuoella oper belle
Staten. Sc l2-15 Gpflpbere, iom bar
reiit on;frius bar iitret fig Nplinsen fra
mere enc 1000 Acres. &c tilbuote 9riier
bar poret iriitenee, o. be flelte Times at
pore piHi9e I'll al l9lae eiter be nupGrenoe
9riier. 5sisenoe SaIs er rapporteret:
II. S. Pomeroy, II a at Sc.
G. w. Haylock. ID a at 84&2c.
G.. w. Haylock. jr., rs a at 8&2c.
John Mussehl, 7 a at SIC.
Chas Ne son, 10 a AT 8&2.
Geo. +. Pomeroy 10 a at Sc.
Sam Hall, IL a at S&1c.
Chas Carrier. S a al 8&2c.
Ole Johnson, s a at S&2c.
Len Marden, 2 a at S&2c.
G. Carlson, 7 a at S&2c.
Walter Vickers, 7 a az S&2c.
X. Stearns, 5 a at Sac.
John ABBY, 8 a at 7Z&2c.
Isaac Bunting, 7 a at 7H&2c.
w, ID, Hemphiu, 7 a at 7lsc.
q. G.. krustu, 4 a at &c.
Ole Robson, 4 a at S&ec.
w. a. Watnebryn; I, a at Sc.
Roger Watson, 2 a Cuba at SIC.
Ger CT betpoelis eiisripsrsiel siter qIore
Carer. men iprpeimeile en- &lasie, ION bet
tun er Tibet al paa be lptale Aarteoeg.
Ssrrinssu al ben me 9plins ~ioresaar
tilireositineuos. en- Tel al Den igrlt ino.
hrlieee or M iuloitrHois tsrrgt.
Scr ira Stetoneu er / no he llee aiienot
~ Soon aeHlnaer. 500 Raster. FRA Rem
gprt er hoea llSiie 5apport upitibst 500
aasler Gisarblaee.
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st GrIigt Orb. Splsenbe Sreu
blep mpetaset ira Taitor &. VI. Rpie,
@rone Sopen Did. % itemmer mer
rpr eeen Wfenius % Suertepisuins ON
Or. Teiers "Suritp", % bet er mec
@lnbe, al ri wnnerltriper iamme. ga.
TOR &cie iiriper til Teter Sahrnen,
Ghlccsp, ST.: "Spr at unesaa at blips
beifplot ipr Iartiitbeb for 81. Isters
"aurito" rniier ies at eriiGrc, OF lelr
on jes life fan n9pne rpsen Mirailer,
iOm 9erss Mepicin bar bepirtei / mil
Siitrifi, Tan 1ies bps meb COB Sampit.
iisbeo neiisc. at iea fjeuSer iii ilert
Tufin 3ilialce, | boiIce ben er bleper
benptiet meo bsiit tiIireesitilsnbe 8e.
iuliat. Gft,ripprsieIen pereiier iiltase,
ielpirlsells icr buer Gns." Saasaum,
Snbberetninser er i Sanbbeb ppmun,
irenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02
Vrelft I Gu 2i9fihc.

Senne GtiGbns er timsbes en- ita<
Iienit Wisiionar / atnu. Baa Slug.
ten fra Siienfu | 9unun blep ban al
meolibenbs aineIere gent | en- Si9s
tiIis, % inoItibebes paa ct Stib, fem
ieilebe nsb ab 6looen. Stippsren
dabnebe 2istiiten. men lob fig osb
psnss bsprse til at brinss ben "itaf>
tsIs Sjapsl" til Canton. Reiien pas
rebe | IL Ooss, pg belle siben muatis
YrGiten tilbrinse / 2istiften.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02
Umglencs Nptte.

Gn franff @ibenfabsmanb poa>
itaar, at berfom ale Suslene for=
ipanbt fra Sorben, pilbe benne bore
ubeboelis for Menneifene, naar Der
bar saaet nj Mar. Selp ON man
sicrte fig nptfaa mesen Image for at
tilit tetsisre Sniettsrne ps Sneslens,
bible bisie DIR nemlis til ben Sib
babe fortaret alt, bpab Der bapbs
Napu af Srugt % 3orn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02
Wcnc brGuot.

Den 14be September fipfleoen
n%eobrRnpte Rice Greet Boiler Wiiu,
beIissenoe | ben isnpre part al
anpta @ountp. Gieren, DIR. Wm.
9usitpn, par Der / MiuneapoIis, %
lllpttsn inotraf cmtrsnt 81. l ON
Ratten. Seq TT reobe up bet meite al
mine Saser, iaa fl Seamitersn,
Wtpasn bar osiurerst for $500,
men Subet bar spot % bel $4,000.
Den Sum blsp uemlis betalt forrias
Grit for Mslen af MisiisTppi &
Rpon Rp. Boom So. lllptien pa,
fdd meset mere at bstldee Tom Wrller
| mango Iar bopbe orspet en- eoe Sor.
refining.
Sans Tssbsim. McIer.
Wiuneapolis, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02
9ecOrab Dg DmegIt.
Ten lite ciiober 1900.


0upernsr Sbop bar ubitsDt ct
Oprunb til SotDas Snbbpssere ON at
tomu,e be ~nspIibenoe | GolDsiion tils
bicIp. GcIt | DEBORAH burpe osfaa
bore meb poa at pbe en- oaanbsrrts
ming. % be. fOm bill poe ncset, burDs
gisre bet ftrafs.
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era Ribaewap.

Sioite Sprsbas bar Mibtre Gin
coins 9pinpeforsning Iamlst hos
mrs. 9. Rali % Gft Mapiions
apinbeforenins bps Mrs. q. Gut.
tormipn | y. Gilbertions gus.
- paitpr Qfepolb Iua inbom bsr
poa ReiIen til pg fra arebsmsoet
9ittle Sur,en. 8so Snnst af nenns
Mono maa man npiItaarIig tGn,e
paa "be nrrite Sirmpers Ssbtlanb."
bpiltet 2ano ban osIaa aItib tor uns
Der 1T parm.fte 5pripor.
- qaitor gprse reiite pad ganeu
til ps fra Greseo | gnlebnino at
famine Mshe. os Ri iaa bare @Iimtet
al bans iunbe ps fplbigs Iniist, ipet
ban / Sprbieuoenoe billie paa nceIs
8eurer psb Stdtionsn, mems ..
9rfnsbal T'pnote is mso fin @iGit
Solef 5pitab til I'll Sug.
Bore Npmes Gutter er frine 90
bar bel !rapsIt. Oct blir M bsItligt
oeroppe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02
nsneisfarenh

8. g. 2aubfcm og 3one fra Heir
5onie Minn-, Otto 2spituen fra
Slenfpppb os Olaf Rpsaarp. fom oss
fad bar bpet | Glentpoob. tom | 2sr<
bags tilbase fra 81 Campo. Seras.
bppr be bar opboIot fia | ca. 6 aar.
Otto 2softuen trnter at reife tilbaee
ON nosk Tiger. De andre at 6sIsst
bill fIaa fig nsb etftsbs Der | Rorben,
hpor be tror, be bebre bsrer bismme.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02
grpnnp.

Qbrbos @ften bIep Spnef 8. Oil
os Sulia ReIfon beraf gpen asie<
piebe peo pafor gfepclb. De besap
fig ftrar efter WieIi.n til gruoeom.
mems Gdrm npsIe Mil fpb fra gpen.
De er beeee bel fjenbte Der os bar
mango @enner. gruben bar i flere
'Mor prret anfat / ginberist / 2utbsrs
an publifbins Souf..
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02
PanoelsroreIfen
Suns % 1raoifreets ueenttig Cher.
iigt uuer Dor fanbel.

Mf 1Duns 9asbistp4 for fibfte Qsr-
bag biDirttes:
ufuloftGnoige Snbberetninssr ON
GalIitter for 3bie Rpartal / 1900 tils
Iisemeo ODerilas Dp til apartaIets
iioite Dag aniatter bet belle 4ntol til
249O meb en- famlet pasiipa uf ST.,
954.139. Dette MntaI at Jauitter er
noset ftsrre enb for 2bet apartal,
men omtrent 400 minbre enb for lite.
Den iamlebe pasfDa Ct r,eset minbre
enb | be to foresaaenbe apartalsr
iaar, men berimob omtrins 10 Miis
licner Dollars ftsrre enb / bet tiIfpaz
renbe 2partal ifior. @aar Ri tilbase
til bet aar. ba bet forrise Yrafbeni=
pals fdnbt Steb, % ba 5orretninssz
tibet bar omtrent / famine Sitting
fom MI, faa inber ri, at Golitternes
Qntal bar 1851 meb en- famlet pass
fipa at $73,285, 349.
S benne use bar GammeIien al
4ntbracites Snbuftrien pcret enbnu
mere fuloftanbis enb forrige nse,
os Wirtninsen bar Dift fig baabe paa
Smaabanbelen Os Storbanbelen /
Often. aul fteg pb~erIisere 25 Gents.
os be itsrre aompasnter pilbe life
engans faitfrtte nosen big SaIsspris.
Streiten omfattebe pberlisere 5000
aulsrubes 4rbeibers, men paa famine
Sib bar Sern> os Staalperterne si.
bet ani9ttelie for ct meset fort antai
Wenb.
4It tesner bog til, at Stiling.n
osida | Often bill bebres burtist, faas
mart ben fore Streite er oper, % I
8eiten bar benne 4rbeibertriie lille
polot iaa iDart fore 5orfbrrelfer.
priierne paa Sernz os Staalparer
er | bet fore os belle uforanbret. Oct
ct ben alminbelise Mntaselfe, at 2aos
maalet er naaet, os man marter fna>
rere EN- ppabsaaenbe Senbens.
5peben ftes after til SO Gents, men
funbe lille bolbe fig / b.nne gris.
Mdispriferne bar faite % pmtrent 10
Gents bsisre enb paa benne Sib ifior,
os bette fortlarer, at l1bfsrfelen bar
iaa meset minbre enb ifior.
uoferfelen at Stotsi fra Bottom
ssebes after benne llse mep naftsn
5000 ausfer, os llbiisten for Stptsi.
Snouitrien er opmuntrenbe. 2ebsr,
priien er osfaa saaet pp libt, men raa
Suber er enonu life fulst efter.
Pad l1lbmartebet er Der lille pibere
liplist. Der blep / 1ibite llse iolst
fun omtrent en- Sierbepdrt mob ben
famine llse ifior, Os griierne sit nsb
meb omtrent en- bdlp Sent.
SdlItternes Mntal I be SpreneDc
Slater bar | iibite llse 204 imob 157
ifior, pg Is CANADA impb 81 ifior.
Gf 8~rapitreets usentlise !9anbelss
oDeriigt bibiettes:
llbfprfelsn at Speoe(Mel inbbefats
tst) nbsiorbe iiofte llse 4,242, $40
8ufbels imob 3,872,455 | ben famine
llse ifipr, 5,306,S79 I 1898 % 1884,
246 | 1897. Maisubfsrielsn ub,
gicrbe 2,156,171 9ufbsls imoo 81
523,089 | ben famine lae ifior.
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tion. Spem be MI eno bar pGret, eler
naar be bar lepet. be funone G%epninscr
piisr laa Hart iom Dagger, al en- frpss
telis IaturompaltnIns bar forpoloI
suiinpers Dob bfanbt bette samle
5olt os beres Yesrapelie i Sorclds,
bppr be peb ct rent 2ilf9loe blep ops
srapet at ct 6oIt at en- lanst iiipisere
Siosdlber.
Oct er fun tort 5ib iiben, at be
ll%osrapninser. iom reiultereoe | bisis
martelise Spbaselier, bespnote. Oct
fsrlte Sunb at 2epninserne blep slort
peo ct rent Silfalbe. 8. 5. Simmcns,
Superintendent for arispna &c gt,p
Werico ganen foretcs l~lpsrapnirser
lanss Sernbanelinierne nar Clear
Greet, 9alpeitpn Gountp. Ben blep
ba funbet ! ben fiernebe Sprb. Deb
llnberfseelie at Dampfuffens Snbs
bolb iaa ma SierneTtaller ps menne>
ffelise Sanper. os bibere Sssnins
fsrte til Spbas.lIe af Sfeletter al
belle Samilier tilligemeb Glfensbenss
perler oa andre 8ienitanbe at msnnes
ftelige Sanbers @ierning.
6loobslse 6ortioen.
Deb aabsnt 2ie for benne pistise
Oppasslie bleD ipitematif Sssen al
Sprblasens I H~aboIuget anitiaet.
0eoloser tiger. at belle bet Oiitritt al
Staten ensans bar bebattet at ben
mericanTte Golf. Mr. Simmons
unofanseoe itrar ben Spe, at | en- fiern
3iosalper bar en- Sibspanbsbslse
tommsn / ben 5io. oa @olfen bebats
ieoe mere at ben Del af 2anpet. eno
ben MI gisr, Os at bisie Ben bar 2eps
ninser at mennetelise 8aiener. ipm
bar brutnet i @olfens 1lobbslse.
Sans Menins er fenere bIspet oprets
bolbt at acknowledgements.
Oct er Hart, at bette Solt lille bar
blotte os bare garbarer. ipm lille
9apoe fate SppGle. Steletternes
IntaI % beres R9rbeb til b~peranbre
piier. at Der Der eriiterese ct tot befoIs
let Samfuno, os at ! en- fiern Sibs.
ALDER ct 6olt, ION bensap Jig til inpua
itrieue SpsIer % bar mere e0er mina
pre ~fprfarent | aunitferbisbeo, boebs
Der | en- gp, ION bapoe fine Stpre,
inititutipner os i~ociale Stitte % NOS
gen Grab at Civilization. Oct tunoe
lite BABE pGret en- eammsl airfegaarn;
for be Stilinssr. hpori Steletterns
blep fnnoet, piIer abiolut, at Mennes
fiene lite a bssrapet efter en- naturlia
Seo. men bar brutnet oe baesfter Sc.
srapet unser Smpaltninesns Auinsr,
eller ! al Sait % | fore Wansber. iaas
lsbes Tom bet nplie fisbe | @alpeiton.
Ine oisfe Steletter laa nebs, ncaIs
msp gniistet op. andre meb InTistei
nep, % mango laa paa Sieen. Del
bar life Spor af ReseImrsTs6ss / be.
req @~esrdpeIie. Oct bar en- rem llnb,
taselie at finoe ct Sielet alsne; iab.
ranIis blep TO, tire % fire funeet fam.
men, % | flere SiIfaIbe laa faa mana.
Tom fiorien | en- 6pus, Ypm ON en- Eel
Namilie bapbe iamlet fis fc- at mro.
Tsben oe pmicmmet / bpsranersi
grme.
Store Sfauer.
9psle at bisfe f~crbitcrife Ssra-
nsres Sialler bar af en- enorm STIR.
velgs ~ 10 aeffe hnnNe y,ns m,,S.~
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02

s. ". Saseitap. Hiper SANS, OF
MarearsiE G. 9bpreion blsp estepiet
/ Tuib Hiper Iuthsrfs 3irte ben
.26ee Sept. ffripes fra Baldwin.
@is. IL
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02
Gar b, 5erinag

-StroH. DELI oil slpse eis irif. on. Scito.
rem bar sipes big op. Grin isae ON falo lin.
oerreinins til 9brpnsSeil Co., Cotton, .. .
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02

borb poa bet bollonb artssnib, ION
ftal bringe BAN til europa, bill bet
biipe dnfeet for 8rub pau Rsitralitct
of Hebsrlanbene.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02
Store siauer.

9csle at bisfe fcrbiforife Sera.
nsres Staller bar af IN snorm STR.
relse. ps be fefte bappe laps panber.
On b~eipnoerlis STRENGTHENING, fom
biep iasttaset. bar. al msbens ale
aenDer bar bstpoeIis ilipse os bite
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-02
ScosfaIb.

Wrs. gliie Matbilbe Serom, Gnte
efter 9nitap Serom Der af gpen, osoe
Ssrbas at Srriug. 4fbsbe, bpis
pisendpn bar SelspoIb, bar fspt i
8lenpoob Sopnibip lite Sebruar
1868 ps bIep gift msb @uitap Serom
| 1892. Senbes Manb bsbe for tire
Iar fioen. Ifosbe efterlaber ia 2
Bern. 8~esrapelien fpreooar fra
Spnpbetirten 81. 2 Sirsoaa gfters
mibbds.
grptera 9arien 2uren bsbe ben
Abe Morts 1900 / fin Ssn 9borbisrn
Sobnfpns Gus | SisblanbpiIle Sppns
fbip. GUN bapbs / trstt,n Maambet
Iibt at Observation-Disclosures. gun
bar fsbt | 1910 / Gaaroen 2uren,
Iois, Rorss. Sun bapbe boet /
Siablanopile Spipnibip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

gressive agriculture? If not, what can be
done to increase their efficiency in this
direction?
AS the most of US must work with our
hands, why not build up and maintain
more technical schools? When manual
training supercedes that of exclusive
brain training our young men will be
better fitted for LIES duties.
The State experiment stations are des-
tined to render still greater services in the
cause of profitable and progressive ag-
ricultures than they have already rem
dered.
Illinois leads in the production Of prize
butter, for the best general average.
Minnesota comes next, then Iowa. Ne
braska. Kansas. Wisconsin and! South
Dakota.
The value of a farmers trade is recog
nzed by Minnesota town Of 1,03o peo-5
pie, where the merchants are combining
10 offer, on certain days, prize Of S
to the farmer driving the greatest dis
lance to that town on business. He must
! market something and buy something.
Farmers have already come as far as
fortv-one miles.
The Supreme Court Of Missouri has
decided that the department store law
OF that State is unconstitutional, wherein
discrimination is shown by charging
license upon lines of goods carried lnde-
penden:iy in different stores.
1t is estimated that if the average crop
of cotton could all be manufactured with
in the States where It was grown. that
it would result in an annual saving Of
sf,. 900 600. to say nothing of the increased
advantage of rssht-at-home-marke
for the farmers, truckers and fruit-srow-
ers.
( The Russian authorities have recently
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

the boys are all handy with a rifle. We've
a lot of guns up there. The old-fashioned,
black powder Winchester has been dis
carded and nothing but the best goes.
Most of the new guns were bought dur
ing the Spanish war. when we would ex-
pertinent all day with tree trunks and
rough trenches. learning the art of war at
home. We found that a bullet from one
of the new Winchesters, driven by smoke
less powder, was good for four foot and
more of pine timber and for more than
an inch of iron.
II thought the boys had done about
everything in the shooting line that could
be done long ago. but was mistaken.
sent them up a wagon. In hauling down
some firewood they broke the holsters all
20 flinders. The holsters hold mp the wagon
bed, you know. Well. the boys figured out
all right the rebuilding OF the wood parts,
but came near being stumped on the iron
fixings. They got some old iron wagon
tires and cut them in proper lengths, but
hadn't way that they could see to punch
the necessary bolt holes. Finally the
question was solved. One Of the boys
carefully marked the places for the bolts,
stood the piece of tire against a tree and
put a bullet, 30-calibre, through the tire
at each place marked. It was 4 novel
sort of blacksrnithing, but it worked
Arizona Grapevine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
rHE T1nEs. RIGHodoND VA. SUNDAY. MARCH 81: 1900

nigh wen be- proud q. ne 4 enlisted
! ia the United States Army IN April, 1872.
as q. dr. ummer boy, and 8 his rs the G'ea--S5
son he IS able to claim the distinction Of
being the smallest soldier In Uncle Sans
service. Hesis little more than five feet
in height, and weighs #1oS pounds.
Along in the sos an order was issued
by the War Department doing away
a,s1th - calls, on the drum and substi-i
3tuhng the trumpet. This destroyed the:
usefulness Of the drummer boys, and.
many Of them became trupeters. But
Private Smith was anxious to be trans
sferred to the line. and when he made
application the War apartment, in view.
of his excellent record . waived the stand
ard Of height and weight and assigned
him to the company and regiment to
which he now belongs He has a con-
.tinuous service credit Of 5twenty-elght@
years, and has been engaged in 2 mum Der
of campaigns. He served with his reg
iment throughout the panish-American.
war, and never once did his size inter
fere with his fighting quail ties
.At q fixed bayonet" he is scarcely.
taller than his piece. He has but
eighteen months to serve. and I 1t: is pre-
sumed as is customary he will be pros
NOTED to a sergeantcy for retirement
Ohio State Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
u7rNA LIFE INSURANCE coMPAN y

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
CLASSMAN IN BATTLE.
An Inventory of tho i'i.I at Washing
ton and Lee University.

ton and Lee University.
LEXINGTON, VA, March Especial
The damage TO Washington and Lee Uni
versity resulting from the .'all-day fight
around old George" waged between the
freshmen and sophomores, a brief account
of which appeared in The Times, has been
repaired. After the smoke of battle had
cleared away the inventory OF damage
was as follows:
About thirty panes Of glass broken from
windows and several sashes demolished.
benches torn up, sblackboards in need OF
repairs, brooms contiscated for clubs,
chairs rendered useless by rough handling.
and sixty three holes cut-in the tin root
by the bushel or more of stones found
on top of the building thrown by freshmen
at sophomores. The cost of repairing
same was about s25. which, it is said, the
two classes offered to pay.
This inventory does not include tine
casualties of the fight, such injuries as
were received by the sophomores from
rocks and other missiles thrown by the
rash young freshmen. The worst injured
SOPHOMORE was one whose head was the
target for two stones, and whose hand
suffered the loss of a portion of its
natural covering. Others came in for
their share Of bruises. The hand-to-lland
conflict in one Of the class rooms was
especially exciting and not without its
marks.
The occasion for the jubilee on the part
Of the so;Jhomores was to celebrate their
first appearance in their class caps, blue,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

with the figures '02 in gold. The previous
night they raised their flag above the
statue of George Washington on top of
the University building and painted the
figure with their class colors. When the
freshmen perceived what had been done,
they declared their intention to remove
the fag before the day was over and sub
Sutute their class colorS. The preliminary
sl1ir1nish occurred at II O'Clock, which was
followed by general engagement in the
afternoon and continued until 9 O'Clock
at night. With reference to the fracas.
the following appeared in the king-Tum
Phi, a little sheet published weekly by the
students:
The freshmen first attempted IN assault
through the trap-door on the third floor,
but were repulsed by the fierce fire of
Jumps of coal hurled by the sorshs through
the transom Of their fortified room The
freshmen on the ground then drove the
sophs off the roof by a shower Of missiles,
after which their fire was turned upon
the windows of the room occupied by the
sophS. whose souls were sorely tried in
attempting to dodge flying glass;
the freshmen. through the class of '01,
proposed terms OF compromise, which were
accepted by the sophomores. While neso-
tiations were pending, the sophomores
having Withdrawn their forces awaiting
the decision: two freshmen who had been
in the cupola climbed up and removed the
flag from ''Old George When they ap-
peared on the ground with the captured(?)
flag. a board of arbitration decided that
the freshmen should return the flag to
the sophomores. Both classes then agreed
to refrain from decorating ""Old George
IN any way the rest Of the year.
This "class spirit between the fresh
men and soDhomcues has found exores-
sion previous to this battle royal. "A
short time ago. under the cover of dark
ness the sophomores gathered their
forces for a haztng escapade, and but for
the timely arrival of several members of
the police force and venerable profess
sor Of the University. a freshma who had
taken refuge in machinery hall would
have Jared badly. On former occasion
another victim was found to whom was
administered a lesson not soon forgotten
This was followed by a slugging match.
which was indulged in for half an hour
with naught but the stars as specta tors
Their forces were then united and gem
eral calathumo concluded the exercises
for the nicht.
= It is said the freshmen arc biding their
time and are only wait ting for a favorable
to get even With the sopho-
mores. From many sly glances, knowing
winks and hasty whispering. something
unusual Is looked for in the near future.
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=
timers believe there Is no doubt Of It.
though they cannot explain from whence
the frogs were originally !. Hf ted 's '7t
this much is straight-letl there be a sum-
zmer rain along the line of5the southern IN
Pacific IN Southwestern Arizona, and md pc &c;
hold! 1.-THE next morning every y tile pooii:
has a myriad of little lean green 1r !,
with marvellous cracking powers: IL 11 hey3
I don't wait for naEhtfaIl like their more
civilized brethren elsewhere, but keep up
the music by day as by nj hit 81 They ave Nv e
where water comes only about once a
year. They can't live over the IN term IN
under the sun-baked black rocks; b theyy
assuredly haven't hoped from the Colo 10
RADIO River. and they are all Of a size
to boot. If they didn't come from the '
ground or from the river, they must have
come from the skies And that's what
the Hassayampers firmly believe.-AA-rll L
IONA Graphic.
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imported $50, 900 bushels Of American ccrn.
for use for seed this season. They claim
that a mixture OF American and native
seed corn produces a superior Per
shaps It might de we'll to mix our mort ern5
and southern varieties at the time Of
planting. 81
mississippi wants cotton and other
mills. The Senate has Just passed6a con-
current resolution excmptinS the manu-
featuring concerns from ia "a lion Tor a
period of ten years. his is Z a move an
the right direction. Home manufactur-S
ing establishments enhance the value OF
the farming lands that surround them.
They tend to build up profitable home
market
The farmers Friend says that the
twelfth census which is soon to ibe taken
is expected to show a population OF ABOUT
x, 100000 people in this country: Such an
Increase would be about the same as has
been shown on previous counts Of the
population. The census taken s In 1StO
showed a population Of 49, 81, tina tin
1880 of SO, 155. 1888. and that in 1880 of 62,-s
GO $50. It is probably that the census of
1900 will show approximately an equal
gain. which will therefore bring the
population up to T5,0o0,0 oo s5s
3 Tho intrinsic value of alfalfa for feed
for stock is much underestima "A ton
of alfalfa hay only lacks one dollar of
being equal in value, as food for stock
to ton of wheat bran. 1t is almost as
rich in protein in one form as in the
other. Alfalfa should be grown where
the roots can go down deeply. The san
dy river bottoms are excellent for this:
most profitable of all crops. The Turk
estan alfalfa, recently sent out by the
Department of Agriculture at Washing
ton, is said to be more drought resistant,
as the leaves are thicker. 1t is worth a
trial on the more clayey, compact upland
soils
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