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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
SGlio aultnr.

ogeo Qar6unbreoffilet" G 2itlea
paa Ct 5oreorag. fo11 aer beflntte
Prat oa 5orfatter 6hrihopher
gruun / 9%riHiania / 5efqe a3ot A.T.
fe og aultur" far bol5t. = Qeugiper
oeraf fslgeRbe:
= Og iom ri enFrr gqtG Tor 9arz
liS6eoen til Dor tore aoriio Ga til Del.
Sprog paa bore 9gnoers gr6sr, fom
er Den lebenoe QrD fra ben, faa enfier
ri Di6ere, al BET 20. Qarbunbreoe maa
fao Is Rorges 9snter 6abe ia til a
hsjere Grin enb bet, BE- M Itaar poa,
baaos ann0eiigt eg mdterielI. gierns
ion bar en- Sang uotait. al Danmarts
Benoer Ct be fsrite Senber / 8erben.
90 blanot be fgrite bdDe bi pitt / al
5alD fulo 8et til at iotte benz, baaoe
/ 8bgtigbeo til at BRUCE oeres Soro
DC for9ole oeres Smer og / adnbelig
9aagenbso og ubpitling. Mten bet
n9tier lite at n9gte bet: be nor tie BPM
Der itaar life faa bit fom be banits.
Wlen italbe bi lie fnnne 6aabe, al bet
fan rette Tig2 5 ben fgrite Del at bet
10. Ndr6unbrcbe bar bet ZEN alminbes
lige Wening, at Rorges 8snber fob
bsjere enb 8anmdrts. 90 Der I benz
ne GoriamIine | al 5ulo er ieg big pau.
al ieg bar ale meo mig, noar jeg ubtas
Ter bet 9aab, at bet 20oe 4ar6unbrebe
maa lpfte bore 8snOer op / 6sjDs mso
be oanite. De mao blipe oeres j9nns
lige budoe | %aanbelig uobitling, / ep.
men til at tdge Del | bet bsjere Mennea
ifelip. Og / Dpgti9beO fOm Sorb6rua
9ere og aft, bDdO oettil bsrer. i&onftt
nosen at Dem Dil iige, at uanOelig nbs
biting Dos 8snbsr netop bill blioe en-
9in0ring fer oeres 5remftri6t | 8Dg=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

SuTet. Wen be nadeoe life Iangere
enb til 6apelaaaen. DER fanot man
Dem beqae. 6errens Stelst bap0e ene y
MI 6abcnrglen / 6aanoea.
vi Sts0 aaar Oct, oiotre mto
G6etfleiinonltn i Spieitn, sennem
9empler 60 5ealrs. oper Serum I'll
ben traqine Digtsrs aas1. 0e oeo
bet. 6Dor man / 6oritatn mootagfs
minore Qafmilot at en- @oiait, iores
Itiaenbe en qlabit qrnte9uno. Der
ooerIiaere CT ioriunet mco en- 5no=
rrift: ..eape tartm1. taa oia ! N9t
for 6pnoen.
Oq ri fommtr I'll BET fac uograDcos
6us, bpor 99amaltrierncs 5aroer
Itaar IriIte % itraalsnot. ION be bar
maleoe / gdar, % pi beanorer Dtos
Iaifter. 9anoipring. beafipenoe Briz
ftr "a 8aamdleritr. ri fisser inorn=
for / ga0ene, 6erlise 6oatr meo ri9t
fmDtteoe, bDaipeoe Qoftsg, 8dailGoz
ninasrum meo oen ifenafiie Detoraz
ton. barme "a toloe BABE. heor Bin
rerene en6nu Tiger Ben 9aa ! DAG.
ION oen Sang iniloe pompeianite
6~aaneoGrfere lagoe BEN pda NIaos.
0Q Der er mango Babe / Compel.
Gent, ON Rutioens 5tdliensre bIot
oiloe Qaa ben og ielgt Boriaorenfs
Coerleberingerl
% ri a0ar ca gaar, go 81 b.toer
oeotratte; oa faar ita mt0 Gel Ct Yuf
/ 8Dg9en, Oct tommsr ira min Zen.
Cbertleitnanttn. llotn At oen OHM
piite 3o ei Eiebiit iorlaoer ham, r.
rer ban Iad os Wanofolt mo / i%orItelz
liqe aflutfcoe aum. buis 9Ga9e CT
prnoeoe meo milpeit tllt beiit iraiii9e
6nroei6ener; mari er Del aleronbeit
inbr / .ouIst, mart er ost 9iaeoer, ION
bar Tibet / islpe 6o0eoino3ansn til
6uiet. Der, boor enbper mdaite pas
ieye.
Smo9en mao III aaigeptl 6aOe for
anoret fg noset / oe note 2oo0 Mar
0len nh beqbnber Get II mfrtne; Be
oeoes 90 tai bdoe Cor al iooe / 5reo.
% nj lepenoe itaar Ia after peo u9orta
marina. C6erItlaitnanttn teller I'll
min CONNIE, CO troOs 5orbuo % or
bejet gGroig6eo banorer en- Del Col
Ri ira min optr / bans qortemonnG-
Y}en liot cfier aaor ie9 ino paa BET
fore 9mfieater. pfr lia9er uoen for
@raobnen % b0erien bar Iaatappa
rat eller Cberiilsitnanier; ie9 goar o.
aO S%tntrinnene. ION er bulilibte a
De aamle q|ompejaneres 5eooey, % ie8
iGtter mig paa en- At StenbGniene.
Rsrftt fdloer poo. ct 5irben bpisz
fer forbi mic, Oilers Ct oft oeositine.
@grqe Sansfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
6angebrcu ira 0rOcn.

3 ,,Rorbir 1iosTriit Tor 5auc
i~elsoGien" oHentliassrts en- 0el 9r,s
pc ira Sanger pea BEN nsrrejnofs
!6eoe:
Gr. II f~tripsr: 0u er bi TONNE
no paa ,0eo.n. On tan iro, BET Ct Il
dnoerleoes qip END at rare insslaftet.
Def er ct io9rt qrbeipc. men ie9 er
Wuo lie eoo iano % rat, Ia oct 9aar
not.
vi planter co aroper 6ultr til at
plonte til Matte Qar; ri araeer rem
Il CONNER opbe % IA 1ommer brs
De, men iad Inart ri bar ta9tt 9ras
tsrben al, itebsr hi poa no9et. iom tals
pes 4I. BET er neiien ioa 5aarot iom
.6ement, iaa pu ian ire. ieg er trqi ON
Aitenen. naar jeg I999er mig til &c.
vi ital grape 200 6uaer ON 0aatn.
bet ian jeg ogida naa. naor be elers
lite CT aft for femme. e5eg bar al
brig drbejoet iaa baarot ier, iom nu.
men Del er ligf 9o6t bebtr at urbsioe
uoe / ben fri guft eno iom at Itaa %
bGnge ober @Rpen. o. iaa teoer hi
meget beore emo ION biemmt paa PIN
~italten, ri iaar en- uomGriet % for
portiOn traTtig Wiooogsmab oo STAT
fe ON Worgenen, inoen hi Murderer
10, % iaa faar ri 5e ON Qftenen. hi
faar mere ST co Sent eno Iom bjem
me; os bu. iitten 4ppetit ieg bar iaaetl
10 Runotenommer augbrso meo SEPT
paa til min Safe. og be sr minolt boer
] 5omme tpfte.
5orneielie bar hi oaiaa 6erubs: ON
Ssnbagen fpiaer Ri aeqler ga Qalas
bolo. % iaa ltuloe bu bsre en- auals
fang ira Utorgen til bitten. Om Qis
tenen maa hi rDge en- 9ime % ON
Spnoagen Den 9aIOe Dag; iaa ou ian
le, jeg bar BET meget 9oot.
Oct er ct unoerligt 9eir, pi bar Der
uoe: ben enc Dag er BET "a @rdoers
9arme, ben anOen Dag Ct BET en- 6uns
oetaloe. Store 8eoeoags gften fl ri
bier TO 9Deosr til Dor 9s, BEN qap
5nipettsren os at fin egen qomms;
nogle 9errer. Tom bar Dqret Der ube
al ie, bporIebes bi arbejoer, bar oipet
OF 2obat o9 @botoIabs, iaa bu fan
tro, bet bar noget npt at image, men
BET olsrbeOite bar, al en- mig ubetenbt
oerre bar ienot mia en- 9iolin, iom
reg mao ldnne at ipiae pon i min Iyris
tib, og bbormeO jes morer mine Mebs
fanesr, ~ftattels Mennsfer, noale of
Dem fpn9er me9et goot, iao 9ioen oaor
soOt for mig. Ser ct mango Seoes
larter; jeg bar OaEpa fei Suaorme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
glngancn6e Oen p~aatGnftc
Sfole / 9i0Cinc.

s ..9anf ut6erit a~irteblao" for
%. 01aj bar ,36e Daaii6 4merican
College Snoeitmeut 2(sioeiation4 Der
/ gpen label iuorDtfe 1T til port Mars
mgoe itilebe Gil6ue ON 0Derbroaelie
At 6eiftole!anbet. Seq bar gl9oet MIG
pber at l9ie 3il6uoet, % At 8aosbez
ZEN er bruot Tor bort 4arsmeoe, ielD
on BET fun er en- ganTte lille 5io. 0i
bar til al o@perpeie Suqen /. fgreno pi
maa gipe QanoIeIifdbet ct beitemt &c
afggrenoe Spar. iom bet troDer al
bette Qarsmgoe. ,,geore tent eno al
BRIG" og BET qGloer Dd oqiaa Den ira
%. [. 9irtebl.@ inohenteoe Gplns
ming ON Selitabets 8il6uo. Ser /
benne baaoe for Dor loren. Strife "a
Dor llng0om Iaa Itore og pi9tise Sag.
tror jeg, at bet bilpe babe oRret goot
at babe anbenot ben 8eIutninq ira
bort IioIte Qarsmgoe. Der l1oer iadles
bes: ,Adrsmeoet pGalpq9er &irte
raaoet al labe aae pigtige Saeer, ION
ifule tages unber CperDejelfe beo
Qarsmeoet, fad biot muligt fpeeifcere
og befenotgere minoft 6 Tiger fgr Mfz
bet, iaa Wlenigbeoerne tunne rare /
Stanb til at orpfte oisie Spgrgsmaal
pg gibe oeres Wening til 9enoe gen
nem npres 7elpaatpr
Stqrft interesferet / GfoleToasn.
Der for Dor 5remtio og geItaoen er Iaa
uenOelig pigtig, At oens gigtig9eo tan
lite betoues for it9rft, bar jeg tioligere
TtreDen I o9anfteren@, % Dil after
snOnu en- Sang gerne IRE 0roet.
Qanoielifobet fremtommer meo to
9ilbuo. S bet fsrTte er inObefattet
9Dggepldbs til ben paat9nfte Sfole,
barb minof 1900 8oaars (annaoet
al Selffobet / Snbberetningen til
Qarsmeoet I 6ut6infon til Del oob=
belte); aft bbaD ber er %inotommen fra
Salget at 6eiitolelano Tom Operffuo:
$4,000 eler mere; ~enopioere at 6bao
Der 9apes tilgooe paa iolgte 8Dgges
grunbe, pmtrent $500, % enDelig be
9%pqgegrunDe, Der lite er iolqte, barb
$1,000. q~ltiaa: fri 91sgsgrunO Og
omtrinq 10 3uiinbe Dollars, naar b.
fibte Grunoe er folgte. Eli 0engalo
fraber life 3. u. goa. Sup. Qsi."
al ben loren. airte, at BEN Bigger en-
STOLE, elIer BART al II Sfole, / Rdeine
/ Qaret 1902, og at benne Bart ifal
toite minoit 10 9uiinDe Dollars, % at
ben loren. Strife noer ct 9ilifuo BERTH.
at minbit 5000 Dollars.
8 bet anbat 3ilbuo er aft Del Dbens
for n9bnte inobefattet; men Ioa er Der
tilIsjet 80 andre 9pggsgrunoe, Ger
aIe er beliggenbe beit for G6icago Ct.
d. b. T. Deit for bet ObenneOnte 4reaD,
og of Selitabet beregnet at BABE
$26,55O 8qroi. Om oisie 50 2oms
ter ligger famleOe Oeo jeg life; men Der
oplDies, at Selitabet bar Borpligtelz
fer, Der better OsrbeO, omtrent $4,000,
Tom ben loren. airte mao obertage,
bpis bette anbst 3tlbuo mootages. ut
OberifuDet fra Salget at oDenn9Onte
StDtter 9ano gaar til RacinesS folen
er gibet.
Oct er bd MI iitfert pg biit, at bet
er gobe 3ilbuo, baabe bet fgrite og bet
anbet, % bpis Ri nu mener at turoe
binbe an meb at bDgge og oriOe enonu
en- Sfole inoenfor DOR forenebe STRIFE,
ba er bet min Menine. at Di bog pitt
bill Itaa os bebft Oeb at mOotage bet
iibite Silbub - life forbt Der | bette
er inoefluttet ben itsrfte GuOe og aas
pitol; men at en- anben 9runo. Seq
bar bog - lab mig inoitpDe bet Der
ilst life glemt, at. mootager pi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

Jtaar g9 ane btnpsaoet Hs Il. ao.t. Der
apertercr | 10 e. utra O CT .s5e Dos Dem
euer io1 a. isa G|plrsuglQfl ON bel auettes
tebe, bebss De alp Omiele a De iGa
gpertisiementet e.sis e.ao Iii MI pgye
III geuiioig gtutte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

lite idd ubeigoellge 0dnffellgbeoer,
% en- At bisie er, at ni ftal brine 9dnbz
%forretnin9 o9 ie at i9Iae De lite iaa
ganite faa Spggetomter. ION enonu
mao afb9noes. Saa piot ieq minoes.
CT Den 91ggepldos. ION 9anofa6et
bar uoiet til Stolen, omtrent i
4eres itor. % ben CT iaaleoes Bella
genoe. at Den MOB Roro og git er be
greuiet al en- lille 6Ioo 90 mob 6no
al priout 6ienOom. gp9qetomten tan
oerfor tun uopioes imob Get. 0aar
ri nu betanter, At Stoleqrunosn teo
Blair tuu er 3 Qcres Itor - % inaen
otl bel benGgts. Al Den 10 er lille net,
- Iaa mener lea, at ben Gruno. iom
Sanoielitabet bar uoldst til Stolen,
er for lille. % al pi life tan rare tient
meo iaa %inoin9pret % ringe areal til
Strlen. Seq bill piaig inorsmme, at
Selitabet bar palgt IN iten 9let til
Stolen. eg meo en- oeili9 uoiigt iao
oper 9ben; men pi tan M lite lepe al
uoii9ten alene, Der tai mere til Ielp
fer IN Sfole. -
5 bor 9io. Oa 9oloipil % on0en
manoi9 Sport triees ida D1loigt
iblanot Re ungs. ten BET oa min6it
gad an, At bi afit9rsr Be t9re Mlens
meter. ION pi renter ION Stuoenter,
al Ylaos omfrina Stolen. iao at De
life tan faa 2llbusyum eler en- 8umz
Leplaos. bbor De tan oDrfe Al iemme=
lia ca 9oo Qegemsepelie % 9eg.
8sr ri Iaa M binoe an meo en-
Stole / 8acine, og ri aataoer ..56s
,. u. Gen. Snp. 4si.4 anoet 8ilbuo.
aa tan ii maaIts orone BET Iaaleoes
a ri u%Ditntter be i @cres qano, lem
IN er bsftert til 9pegeplabs for 6g.
Itolen. og i1lger BET I'll prioat 9ebnas
9elie, ~ iod benntter en- D. al elgr
ale be % 3omtsc III at bnqQe nor
Stole paa. la t1n Ri faa libt mere
Blaos. 0g fda behgDer ri lite at lFQ9e
Stolen iaa inoetlemt; % ON uobioel=
fe tiItrFnaes aD 4are, oil bet lite fors
ool0e iaa tore llemper. ION bois bi
TAI be99e paa oet alereoe nj u0ieie
Gano. Iii At en- iterre 6eiiole fen
orires fer / 8nen. naar ni faar ridtio
5egDnot 6adoe meb tinsinarenbe gnQz
ainger og ferite 9lasies Qqrere. =
ia, osrom er ies life / 1oibl. 8erfor
sr BET min Mlening, At. 60is ri / ost
5ele ta9et nj tor ta9e rat poa BEN Gag.
tor ho9e a taae aigsfenoe imoo ct al
2anoitabsts 5iIbuO, % forpligte os
til al 6aqge I 9efet al Matte Qar, -
aa ber Ri td9e 3ilbue Nr. 2 at ooen.
n9nnte 9runee.
Gio hi babe bait mere lib til at
orefte Osnne biqtige Sag rigtia ON
firing / M%enigbeoerne. iaa at pi peo
Qarsmeoet rel tunDe Ie. bpao pi Dil
omtrtng I UlenigbeDerne meo ben gag.
Oeriom SamfuHbs99losn par betalt.
oa BAR Der mere glob % 8aaosfraft.
Oil mon 6srren nso fin gooe 2lano
lRa8e BET ben til noals at pore riee
9enner / Zen foreneoe Sirfe, at poe
M II 9plsbet1 iaaleoss til Dor GosIe,
at 9rloen bleo 6stalt inosn QarsmFz
bet iloen / nefte uge2 -
3atine, @is. Sacitus.
g. 9. Seq pil gsrns oplpTe Der. at
be / 2anbieIitabets 10 3ilbub napnte
Summer n. 8. t. Qanbets @qroi.
lite er rhine, men Gelita6ets egne 3ul.
On 9ancst b~irttlig fan iolges til Den
-- n =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
3 0mflr7CH"

bliuer ieaot ii SnbriI5e1tgt luOtt uoirp.
ielts Cpiiscile mo.taaes Al uoalpefae % al
gRlo a teiaii. Gutfe..sgla melle me0 Se
foreaeoe Siafers goniaUe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

pe1 prpOsnummsr Of .8annersn"
m,,s iii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
aatine,@is.

9. 9. Seq oil gsrns opIpie Der. at
be / 9anbielitabets TO 3ilbub nGpnts
Summer n. 8. t. 9an6ets @qroi.
lite er mine, men Selita6ets egne 3al.
On Gancst birttlig fan ielges til Den
oP9ione Yris, ital 10 enbnu pie Ig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
Reouftsr: oaralo SEMEN

Eute, ID at IA o-t ouiseal Blalr NebI..
a. -econG-Clas- uIaftef
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
Differences Of Cline
Fl Corner Of the e1orld eg'bere 6imepiecer
Vary Greatly.
the ~OrId w
Vary Greatly.

The time of day differs in Moret-sur-
LONG; differs, also, in native villages.
For miles around the clocks strike in
dependently instead of in chorus, so
that it is at 10 at the station, when it
is ten minutes to in our hotel; a quar-
ter to 10 outside the local bijoutier's-
but all hours within. When these
clocks have done striking, the church
clock starts; there is no confederation,
no unanimity. However who
cares, who worries? 1t is almost IL;
about ~; little past 4; that suffices.
We are late or we are early. We get
accustomed to being strangely in three
places at the very same hour. Should
a friend be pressed, we can say, THAT
clock is fast;" if he weary us, we need
not hesitate to declare it slow. And
watches vary; time is of no moment
in Moret. Further still from Fontaine-
blue, in the village of Cree, the two or
three hundred inhabitants rely chiefly
on the cure for the hour. He alone
controls the church clock; but he, an
iras:...ole old gentleman, often quarrels
with the mayor, and on these occa-
sions stops the clock Immediately, re-
vengefully. Once the quarrel lasted
three whole months: for three whole
months the hands of the clock re-
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
Fertility in Dirty Water.


Prof. r. H. Forbes. OF the Arizona
experiment Station, has this to say of
the fertilizing value of river water:
Inc alluvial silts which are always
carried. In greater or less quantity. in
river waters, although they detract
from their agreeableness, are second
IN 1rr1gating value only to the water
itself. In wild country, undisturbed by
the operations Of man, and still COW
cred with it's natural vegetation, the
quantity Of silt contributed to running
streams is comparatively small, and
consists largely of materials eroded
from sleeper slopes. But when forests
and grassy plains are overrun with
sheep and cattle, when the grasses are
destroyed and the surface is ground to
powder by trampling herds, when the
rainfall begins to gully the depleted
range and carry the debris into the
rivers, the quantity OF mud carried in
lrrlgating streams becomes very much
greater. Its quality, also must be af-
fected by the stock-manure swept into
the drainage from the surface of the
ranges.
Now, just as the deposit of mud re-
sulting from the annual overflow of the
Nile accounts for the fertility of the
Egyptian lowlands; so do the rich silts
deposited upon irrigated lands in Ari-
IONA account, in large part, for their
constantly increasing productiveness.
The two most valuable constituents Of
our river silts are nitrogen and organ
1c matter, being precisely the elements
OF fertility deficient in our burned-out
arid region soils. The addition and in
corporation of these deficient materials
is largely responsible for the we'll
known improvement by irrigation of
desert lands.
The fertilizing value of these river
sits to an irrigated district may be
judged when it is stated that for the
year ending August 1, 1900, the mud
deposited on the irrigated lands of Salt
river valley. valued at commercial
rates for fertilizers, amounted to about
one million dollars, or, not far from
eight dollars per acre for the valley
Considered as an investment, this
eight dollars of value, which is disre-
garded in the cost of the water returns
with increase in the resulting crops.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
ROYAL INTERMARRIAGE
~ Bad Results Of "In-and-In'' 80
N@ Connubiality in Europe $3.50. "a

We hear the most alarming antici-
pations about the health of the King.
The report is going about everywhere,
and 1t finds some sanction in the fact
that the king has lost within a COM
paratlvely short space of time broth
er and sister from the fell disease
which, according to popular rumor, he
believes to be threatening his own
life. Three of the late Queen Victoria's
children died during Victoria's life
time, and one other, the late Queens
eldest daughter, widow of the late Ger
man Emperor Frederick, died only a
few months after the death of her
mother An interesting article which
I have just been reading in the Dub
lin Freeman's Journal, the leading
newspaper of Ireland, insists that one
main cause of the illnesses which at
present affect so many royal houses in
Europe is to be found in the fact that
the sovereigns of Europe have dis
regarded the great law of nature
which discountenances the marriages
of near blood relations" The article
goes on to tell us that while there
are in Europe over score of emper-
ors, kings, and minor reigning sover-
eigns all but two are descend
ants of James I. of England, the only
child of the marriage of Darnley and
Mary, Queen of Scots" The King of
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12

A prominent dairy N of Illinois
says that it is mistake to describe
any one kind of silo and say that
Is the one that all men chould build.
The material that should go into a silo
In Alaska is not the same that would
be used in Illinois. Silos are actually
being built in Alaska, and logs are
being used in their construction. The
logs are followed some on the under
side, SO that the groove in one will
fit into the convex side of another. In
Kansas he would use a pit if NOTHING
else were available.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12

MaScOt or
% Hoo oo?


Longfellow has made the Luck of
Eden HALF known throughout the Eng
disappearing world-the story of the
glass goblet which holds the fate of
the Musgrave family; and equally we'll
known, almost, is the Coltoun Pear"
which carries the fate of another noble
English family. But there are other in
animate objects which are believed to
exercise an influence over the peerage
besides the pear and the Luck To be
real first chop" nobleman one really
needs family ghost and family mas
COT or a hoodoo-it doesn't matter
which. The modern crop of family
ghosts and mascots is not at ali equal
70 the demand and are not of much ac-
count anyway. Who cares for a mod
ern family ghost? A family ghost in a
plug hat and swallowtail coat is simplv
ridiculous, but one in armor is more
to be desired than pearls and rubies.
The Countess of Cromartie recently
mad a startling and heart-breaking
reminder of legend connected with
her family. According to this legend.
II certain stream on the family es-
tates was diverted from it's course. the
property would fail to descend in the
oiiec' nne OF succession. short time
go, WINE some alterations were being
made, the course of the stream in uues-
ton was temporarily changed. This
was followed soon by the death of the
only son of the Countess, baby ONLY
few days old. Lady Constance Mac
Non1ie' the champion amateur lady
swimmer" is the next heir. A singular
working out of an old hoodoo was ex-
emplified by the death in South Africa
recently of Lieut.. Percy Forbes-Leith.
The Forbes-Leiths are a family well
known in New York. The hoodoo re-
called by the death of the lieutenant
plays about his fathers Castle OF Fyyie
In Scotland. Fyvie was built in the
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
A First Chop"
"a Ea mily Must
Have One or
Other.~

strenuous days of that strenuous old
party John Knox and was erected out
OF the stones Of a Catholic abbey which
had been torn down by the Presbyte-
rians by way of theological argument
and spiritual admonition. Some of the
stones were thrown into the river
which winds by the castle walls,
but they were all taken out again
for the building of the castle,
save one stone which could rot be
found AMI never has been found from
that day to this. though every effort
has been made to reclaim it and re-
move the hood0o. For the monks who
mad their house pulled down about
their heads retaliated on their perse-
cutors by calling down a curse upon
the castle which took the place Of their
abbey. Never, declared the trembling
ola abbot, until this last stone was
found and removed from the rivers
bed, would male heir of any owner
OF the castle live to inherit it. The
castle became the property of the earl
OF Dunfermline. All his sons died.
Then 1t was sold to q branch Of the
Gordon family and again the owners
OF the castle were deprived of sons.
The owners either had no sons born
to them or, If they did, they died be-
fore they inherited the estate. So the
castle was inherited by collaterals or
daughters until it came to Sir Maurice
Duff Gordon. who died not long ago,
leaving an only daughter. Sir Maur-
ices executors sold the castle to Mr..
Forbes-Leith, whose only son recently
died in South Africa, as stated.
Whether one is superstitious or not
Fyvie Castle must be rather uncanny
bit of property to own.-New York
Press.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
The Agricultural Department Of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

Tho Agricultural Department Of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
In the Agricultural Department of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition the
agriculture of the past and of coun-
tries other than the United States will
be shown, and the agriculture of the
Indians and of frontier and ranch life.
The Experiment station is modern
institution of great influence and will
have a prominent place here for the
display of agricultural geology, phys
les, chemistry and biology, physiology
of plant and animal life and meteor
ology. Soils will be classified by their
characters and by regions, systems OF
tillage and the rotation Of crops WILL
be shown, drainage and irrigation sys-
TENS will be illustrated and the sub
ject OF fertilizers and their application
will be treated in a way to be under
stood by the inquirer. Agriculture and
it's relation to stock raising constl-
tutes another attractive branch Of the
subject.
Perhaps more interesting than all
ID ludL SuUUltlSIOA WAlCu W4A IAC01 Va
the farmer, his comfort and advance
ment shown by the home and the ar
chitecture Of all the farm buildings,
the machinery tools and appliances,
and the systems which he employs in
the management of the farm. The
condition of the farmer past and pres
ent may thus be shown, bringing to
attention the history and development
of farming, the relation of farming to
other industries, the allotment Of lands
in new countries and effect Of trans
portation systems upon farming.
Farm engineering will embrace the
laying out and improvement of farm
lands, local irrigation and drainage,
drain tiles, fences, gates, roads,
bridges, windmills, motors, etc. Farm
architecture will include plans and
pictures of typical farm houses, cot
tages and tenements Of many locali-
ties, farm barns, stables and folds,
granaries, tool and wagon houses, hot
houses, poultry houses apiaries, CO.
cooneries and kennels.