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Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29

Z "aitenpuitrn" / 8riitiania lniel
ri frIssnbe:
"Gn itor ameritan1 apis gipsr
npgle inIeresiante Oplpsninger DIN
Stanoinaoernes gefoltningsm9nsoe
NJ. m. / be 5orenepe Stater. Splps
nineerne er uoorasne at ben bstienote
norItfeote Senator &nute NelIpns
Bert "StanoinaperneS Siitprie / ye
5orenebe Stater," ct 0erf, Tom nbli1
sr uotommst i en- nb. rcpiperst llogaDe
meo ct supplement, inbeboIoenos
OiSie 0pIpsninger, iom er fsrte up
to bate"
Oct er mIittert noget MT for be flsite,
at Senator anute Relion / tit trap:e
0ip p9iau bar b:fattet fig meo at itrioe
StanoinaperneS Siitorie. 5an er
6orfdtter at en- 9onturslpp % maros
andre gobe, l~anbspigtiee 2rpe % bar
en- Sang beiprgst ben norIfe @runos
LOB %pperiat paa Gnsslff; men uosns
for bette 9ier ban oiit life Sorortns
poa at babe inolagt Iis npaen Sor.
t~jeneIte at 2iteraturen. Wlen Der er
andre RsIion'er iblanpt os, Often.
poiten" bar aabsnbart fun bert ON
Snute % trpr, at naur Der er nooet,
ION bar arap paa Smtdle / ben for
bolbsois fore Sdmilis Nslipn, mae
BET abiplut ftploes BAN. 9ette pios
nsr 10 ON, at Der bog er en- Rprinano
/ Nmeritd, Iom nprIte YIdbe bar liot
Nefpett for, men / bet fpreli9aenoe
siIfaIoe timber ri bet Tibet rimelio,
at bDerten Senntoren eQer ben fpenIfe
Wtann, Der bar uofsrt BET SamIers
arbtioe, bpprtil "aftenppIten" iiater,
bill fble Jig IpnoerIig imiaret peo
Neutrality-suspicious..
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29
Smaanotitier.

Den berpmte itaIieuite 3pmpos
n;it 9iuisppe Yeroi er MI ppo, eftsr
bpab Der meloes fu Roul. lloenfpr
bans Sptel / Mfildpo itpo Der ituoi9 err
tor Stare WenneItsr, Der 1ngitel;s
pentees p0a Nptecer ON ben bsrsmte
Wtdnps 3tIItano.
Sp9re Sneitprms bar raiet pper
StotIanos 9eitipit. aaan 2iniens
0ampsr "6tbsrnian," paa Heiie fra
Bottom til 8lasgorp, er itpot paa
8runo / Gtpos.
YrGItoeHt WcSinleps 59stsr,
Somes Spple, umsritanit apniul
9iperpool. er reiit iii gGeppten, bppr
ban oil ppboloe iis i to Maaneosr
ipr fin Gslbreos Stpgo.
YrGIioent Grugsr bar / utre6t
unosrtaItes iis en- Transportation. Der
gil meset beIpis.
Den ameritdu1ts 9eianot | pas
rts, Scraoe porter os bans Semitic
Ital / osnne llse rsife til Sdae fordt
poerp1rs Drowning WiIbsIminss
Srpuup.
Der meoosles. at Huslanos Ban.
Il 81. petersburg urosrbaneler on
CT 2aan hos Rotidisosrne paa $422,
100000, Der 1tal aupenoes til Serne
~baneaniGe / Sibirien.
) Smssnen Of Sossia | Spo-
ruslanb er $4,000 peripner beiti9ftis
get meo at rpoce ps reparere be ness
inseoe Scrnbunelinier.
&aroimi Ssbuitino @alsa.i.
@risbi'top al Hapsnna. Staten, er az
saaet pep Dspen, Is aar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29
Guiflnuhs tlncaripshanncl.

Sfttiene Spgaper opsr SpItIanps
lloenrigsbanotl / 1900 piIer en- Snos
~fprlel til en- iumIet @arG af $685.
312, 900 Mart, en- 5orpeelis oper fore
saaenbe 4dr at 50.084, 900 Wtart.
9Groien at ben Iamlebe llbfsrisl uo=
giorbe 4,555,2 91, 900 Mart, en- 5ors
s1leie pper 1899 af 186.8S2,000 Mart.
Deum 6orpgelie fdIoer liar paa 2ano=
brIdsprpolttter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29

ftemtt MOB Gprlaeet. - 4siemblp.
mdnp pau. Der for 2 Var fioen fre.ns
latte Ucrraset mob ubitsoelit oi
Ssrnbanspas, fremirtter III Gorilas
Ill Opreiitlie at en- SernbanstOmmiss
iion for Staten. Den ital beftaa at
ire Meolemmer % blOe Chronological til
at faiticttt Drasitarter % afsipe bins
osnos Oeeifionsr | 5iIf1lbe at ublu
Optreoeu fra neutrality-suspicious.
Sios. Gornaast er ~paientlist ligelpz
oenoe mep Gopen / Soma. aommis=
iarerne Pal hape en- 2en at $1,000
pit. @ar. os oeres Gmheostib bliper 6
Iar. 9eres iamleM llogifter maa
lite operitise $4,000 om @aret. -
Senator @resn fra Milipautee frems
latte Gorlas ON at forebpgse Som
binationer at Isiurances aompaenier
pg 4senter | ben Ssniist at forbsie
Gsfurancepriien. - Senator Roebr
forelaar, at Statens Stole for 0sps
itumme operprages fra "goaro Of
Control" til Observation-Disclosures,
FAINT at Stolen bersfter 1fal benpttts
Ium 2arerieminar for 9linbe.
Senatet beilutteoe at Ienoe en- !Senz
penoelie til aongresien ON at peotdgs
ben al Senator Spppner uparbsipeoe
"Spamp 2ano Snbsmnitp Oct. Der.
ON peptaset, piI sipe Staten pHentliat
2anb til en- @arbi at $1,5O0,00O. be-
bill tomme Statens Stoletasie tilsope.
Der er ufgicrt Sppoiitipn mob oenne
Ylan ! ben norblise Del at Slater.
fppr man tror, BEN bill tjene til at afs
ItrGtte Snoodnoringen.
5rebae ben 15be San.
@uperner Ga 5olette uon9pnte fors
benpereno, 9pngresmano q. 9. 9uus
gen fra Hiper Sails til Meolem At
Statens Stattetpmmisiipn iitebetfor
Sberit 70. s. anoerfon fra Miilpau>
fee, bois Sermin er uoleben. 5els
aerros G~mbeosm9no er blepne 9ienz
irbnQpnte al 9upernsren: Stattetom<
mis1ar q. g. @ifpn, Meiertfpmmisz
fer $. 6. Modms, Mrbeibstommisi9r
Salfprb GridIon ps Opmmer 90. ..
9pons til Meblsm at 8oaro Of Cons
troll. Gn aiminoelis SuerrdItelie bar
bet, at @lipernsren o9iaa gienuon9onts
9uperusr Sepfielos gpee Ben @enss
ral goaroman til SperIttpmmonpsreus
be at Stdtens Milits. Sdmtltse
ubn9pnelier blep pperienpt Sendtet,
Der itabfeisbe uo~nepnelfen at Stdts
tefrmmisI9r 8ilman. De sprige blep
laet tilIlbe til neite Snsbos. Der
iiges at bore aDitiaig Sppoiition I
Senatet mob q. g. !9dueen, og Der
Ital bore en- Muligbeo for, at bans
ltonapnelIe life bill blipe itabf9ftet.
Gmbeosterminer er 10 Oar % 2sn=
rlen $4,000 ON @dret.
9rarb Of Superpifprs / Dane
Gpuntp, Gupernsr 2u5onettes 9jem,
bar pabtaset en- Reiolution mob ben
foreIlaaebe YrimGroalglop. Tom 8uper=
rsren Iatter iaa meeet inb paa at fau
peotaget. Oette Strtbt fra &pmmisz
ierernes Sibe bar BAIT en- bel lioen
Seniation.
= 6ufet foreIlog 2eenroct en- Intiz
SruIt Bin, Der blanot dnnet siper enz
bier gprger Mnnbigbeb til at anlagse
Sag for Statsns Opmitple for at fau
en- Sruit pp69pet. Om rpgsn bliper
beffooiget / en- 9ruits Sisnsite, BIZ
ban tfglge bette Torflag tirtre tp9e
ON trebo6bslt Stuoaserftatnina. 5
Ssrrdtst forefloges bspilqet $4,000
til | pdutommerbs Silf9loe ON ml,z
fiat, Of btrore Smadtopperne fra u
blibe braqt tnb / Stdten. gegee SuIe
til Manbag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29
Sra be loDgiDenDe GOriamlinger.
etsrreIfen af be spOrtler, bans ems

StsrreIfen al be Sportler, bans gma
bebe bar inobpugt fin SnbebdDer ! DC
fbite fire Mur FAINT tpormange Be
tiente eler Nsiiftemer Der bar parst
anfot ps bpormesst Der er bleOen be-
tall til bisfe. 5%enIisten meo penne
Hefolution er aabenbdrt at TONNE
paa bet Rene meo. bpap Slieimpettss
rens Snotester p~irtelis belsbsr fig
til. ut bisie er uforbolbsmasii3t
fore peo man, men b. unsiDes fora
ftieIIist fra $4,000 til $4,000 ON
Qaret Som olerebe mebbelt er Der
fremfat ct Jorilug ON at faitf1tte en-
rimelis fart 2sn for Snfpettsrsn.
Oe snitepe Oplnsningsr bill fastsns
blioe benpttebs iom en- 5rumf, naar
bette 5orilas tommer Up til gebanbs
ling. - Curb inblepereoe pgiau en-
9enpenbelie fra Chamber Of Cons
meree | ct. paul ON at bepilge DC
~nsopenbise pense til Statuer af ufe
bsbe Ssrdtpr Oapis FAINT be forbeur
p9renbe Gubernsrer Siblep og Hams
ien, at ppfsres uoenfor BET nps Gapis
tplium. - of Nnosrion fra Winona
blep Der fremfat 5crilas ON at BE-
mpnbise gper msb en- 8sfOltnine at
fra 5000 til $4,000 at ubftebe
Sbligatiorer for eleftrif gefnsning.
9ufet abiourrsreoe til Manbas often
ubn9pneler. 8uprnsr
Ban SAINT foretog ben 24bs bs. felz
genbe lon9pneIier: elias .. 2ibbep,
ct. paul, @enerulaOjutant; Ssear
Seebad, Reb @ing, 4sIilterenpe &C.
nsrulanjutant; 6. q. Nelion, Salcd,
Statsbibliptbetar; Geprge 8. Ding
BAN, minneapolis, 4siiiterenoe Weiez
ritpmmisfar; Soiepb 8. Guis, Mins
neapolis, Oeputp arbsio.rtommiss
iar; SO. 9. Mit6su, ct. glouo,
George 8. Glart, Mantatp, CHARLES
81. Worep, Winpna, Wiaiam 6.
8belps, Duluth, til 0iretterer for
Stutens NormalItoler; Sobn &emid,
Maoiipn, Gao aui parie Co., Sanitor
| Gtotstapitoliet. - Com man bill Ie,
bar 8upernsren lite upnnpnt cSenS
&. 9rsnoabl til Stutsbibliotbefur,
men airet bette Gmbco. til 6r. Relion
fra 6ulod. Der bar Gdnoibat for
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29
g. 6. ssse6
pl tale for aibolo I

pl tale for Aibolo
Stinmater. giten lite ,sebraar; Gambler.
ton, aiteH l9ee; &eitbropi "a Cnlesn l4oe:
Traen 15oe; GATE Sarob l6se; Current
Saie o. Cmeen 17be; Suibpn, giten 17oe;
Gipeifore lsoe; Slue @puno, al . l9oe;
Superue ST. ~ lobe; Sils os Gmegn
20sc; Sdalr.Sals. vi en- 22ee; 9irrnfer
% Smeau 2Soe os 24pe; Srooteu, aiten
26oe.
San writer i @inneipta sotalafbolSs-
leptab.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29
Ttrt 0unNersnpb | Snnien.

2UrD Gur3pn, 8icstonse / Snnien,
bar telNrdferet til ben enselite Regies
ring al Der ! manqe inoiite Diitritter
Ter megtt mertt uo paaeruno at Mons
Iuusn@ tioliQs Spbpr / September %
ben LANCE 3erte. Der er blet tpnllt
llaar, % Rgosn pil bli flor. Store
0irlpefouo mal Itafes tilpeie ior
tommenos Nar, iigsr ban.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29
Baron Roildils bon.

Baron Milb4m BON 3ptbIdslo, Der
/ pmtrin9 ct balpt Narbunoreoe bar
peret Gbef for Rotbi9iloernes be-
rsmte Santforretning / Srantfurt, er
.~afgoast peo Oeben. oan blep 70
Mar gammel. 5pTlluuD bur afIluttet
mang, al fine itsrlts Stasldan m:p
ham.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29

at gpens OetailbanoIenbe gisr bebre
6orretnins M, END be bar siort nos
senfinoe fsr. llpfsrielen az 8cmuIo
oa andre @orsr bar | 2gbet AZ b ferite
Ire Maanebsr sfter aataitrpfen pas
ret Iterrs enb / be ttlipnrtnoe Waanss
Der BET foregdaenoe 4dr. Den almins
beige Menins er, at 9onsresien III
life alene burbe bepilge be tilitratte.
Iige 9snse til Separation al SGtterne
ubcnfpr @aloeitpn, men tiaise tage De
~neobsnoige Striot til Opferelie at
9sleebrDoere os irGffe andre 6orfies
Observation-Disclosures til 9pens
frsmttoige 8sitpiteIie mob b forfGrs
belize Glcmentsr, Der broats foa mans
&c MenneIter / en- for tiblig Grap.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29
Disconiin:
6!ere sopforilag. Nels g. 9ausei
SfattetummisiGr.

Snsbag ben 23be s a n. =
Statens Stdttetommisiion FAINT MeSs
lemmer at neutrality-suspicious. |
2e~gislaturen babpe Msoe meb Hez
pr9ientonter fra "Milipautee Mutual
Sife Sniurdnce Co." for at Isge at
tomme pperens ON en- pasienbe Stat
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nan blep
enig ON, at ben beoIte Maabe at prone
Sasen pau bar at faiti1tte en- Stat
for Selftaberne / Jorbolb til Nntalst
at Policer uoitsbte til gsrIpner, Der er
~bofiooenbe | Staten. 9ette blep fore
1det for to Gar iiben at Senator Sat
ton. Def antages at Staten bill bl:s
be lat til 2 procent.
Senator Mc9iqiorap fremiatts
2opforilag ON neoiattelie al en- 8is
cpclssS / bpert al Stdtens
G%ountper. commissioner f~oreiIaa,s
uonapnt al Gountpoommeren, naar
femti gorsere anieser oerom. Den
ital uoftsoe 5iuaoelier ipr ct Siosrum
al ct Iar til Gpeliiter os Ill ct aoiteno.
al en- Dollar for bper, % Be perpeo
inotumne pengs, ital tilfalpe ct 6onb,
Der ~forsildaes anpenot til Inles al
giepelepeie. = Senator Yisiel inss
bragte ct 5orilag ON at g~ienopfsre
Statsns 09mninger / Wisconiinflcs
Den peo Qortdss, Der blep itplst
bort al 5lommeu ifipr 9adr. Oct
forsIlaaes at bspilse BERTH $4,000 fra
9ransringsfonoet paa 9stinsslis al,
at Spsn portage for 5remttosn BEDS
liesboloer 99mninaerns. efter at Re
en- Sang er TONNE iitano. - Gnopi-
Sere bIep Der fremiat 6prilas ON at
iiluhe gner at upffeoe Sbligdtipnsr
til Spmuntrins al 5abritunlng ol
iuolsie famine peb 6ialp al Statt,s
Iisnius idmt ON at iiaace gper ct
fritaae 5abri.er for Stat. mar 10
srecisosIs al Sorserns iua sHitsr.
Sorsbas ben 24os n. -
! 5uiet peetoses Spsrbsds @utisGis
surst Bin. Der abiolut f%orbposr Sals
al Gisareter % Giadrstpapir / G;i,.
ten. Sem It balpt Tuiin Msolemmr
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29

nj npe Sprllas fan naoes: Senatpr
Sbarpe ON SepiQins al sl41,000 til
S9ffelie al llbpiiterue peo Sinpsipse.
APPLET / Samestpiun. Tette er Ell betp
pelis 5~prpselse ira iprri9e Gang, oa
Der bepilseoes $4,000. - Cor irre'
laar, at bpert Gpuntn ital ubsicre ct
@eterinarpiitritt; Iruis, at 5orprinser
ipr Separation al 1r4itemal Timer ifal
bstrastss ipm ieriie Yripritets Seitelie
/ Maitinen. = Gbacep ipreilaar, al Der
iaar insen Sepilins sjcres til Stats.
ubitilinssu ! Manban, % at Yensene
iiteoet anuenoes I'll Statens 2eltagelie
/ Buffalo llpitiaiueen.. Gnbpieere er
frcmiat durllas en- Seuiains al s54.s
100 til Nprmallfolar Mappilis; pm
SpretteIie al en- geuaaeninssfpmmis.
iipn; ON en- 9pmmisiiun til at mootas
se, eisuuemsaa % trefie 5%prisiuins
mee Senipn I'll 6ororinser mob Staten;
ON al Gense / Sfoleicnpei Inn ia!
uohs.alss mob Anuisniuser al Siples
commissioner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29
Ooro Oafota.
Siuerie S~oOfDrilag. - Sfan0ina
perne / 2egislatnren.

Spurgsmaalet ONT M 9eling al 2es
Observation-Disclosures pebbliper at aipe
gnlepnins til Ell lipli9 Meningsubuers
ling. Senator Sbarpss Sorllas saar
no pan, at Der ifal bore 80 Genatprs
oiiirifter % SO Observation-Disclosures.
Seage Suie pilbe ba iaa ct inmlet Mteb=
lemsantal al 1877 iitepet for iom blotil
90. S~prpgelien uiloe iaalebes blipe
A. Get al Miner fremlatie 5orilag
nepner fun en- SprVselie al 6 Meblems
mer / brert al 2esislaturens Sule.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29

Sufet. - Der foreilos Repr1s
~ientant 3uro en- Rsioluticn, Der bleo
snitemmis reotasst. ps Tom saar uS
paa. at Staiens OlriNpsttsr inoen
ben Abe Sebruar Stal cperienoe Suie.
en- beiaIierst Snbberetnins ansaaenpe
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29

Hepr9lentant &amiett Ipnes aabens
bart, at 9esislatrren er Int for flpt,
i9rlis naar bet sintpsr of belcnne fine
Ietner eler aouitituenier meo llonnus
heller iom aontpriiter % 8opiiter paa
be IprIfjelige aomiteer. Gen 24be bs.
ioreilos ban nemli9, at eiteripm Der er
1ere Setjeute / Sulet, enp Der er Srus
for, buroe Der ueotases en- Seilutnina,
bpprpeo Der life itulbe anlGttes Here
Sunttionarer ira 9iitriiter, Der alereoe
par bet9nft meb ire eller Here iaaoame
ll%bnapnelier. Speafereu ianot Jig imio.
lertip life beipiet til al iGite 6crilaset
unoer IIitemning, bn ban truebe, al ben
iiblisere pebtasne 9%opbelutning an'
saaenpe benne Sag ifie sunoe 1nbres
peo Ell &eiplutipn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29

Sorsbas ben 24os ) n. -
! 5uiet peetoses Spsrbsds @utisGis
aurst Bin. Der abiolut forbposr Sals
at Gisareter % Giadrstpapir i Gst,.
ten. Sem It balpt Tuiin Msolemmr
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-29

8esse 9esisiaturens Suie bar anmp'
Bet Sernbanerne ON i Setrastnins al
jiejte Glars Eprfe, at reoucere 5rasten
paa 8reaturiober, Der inbisres til Stas
ten.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-08
THE REAL "LADY FROM PHIL.
ADELPHIA"
She was a eat.Grandaughter
Of Benjamin Franklin, and
She Died only Recently
ION October Is.

Every one who hds read the imitablc
"Peterkin Papers remembers the Lady
from Philadelphia. Sne it was to
whom the Peterkins turned when they
ddnt know what to do nor how to
do it. Comparatively few persons,
persons, however, knew that the Lady
really lived, that her name was Gillespie,
and that her great-grandfathcr was
Benjamin Franklin. These facts, which
with many others equally interesting
were brought out on the occasion of her
death in Philadelphia the morning OF
October 10, lend additional interest to a
new department just begun in The La
dies Home Journal, called 1.-THE Lady
from Philadelphia. The identity of the
person who conducts this department is
withheld. All that is vouchsated is
that the new Lady" is authority on all
questions pertaining to etiquette, man
ners and good form, and each month in
The Journal she will answer such ques-
tons regarding these points as NAV be
sent in by young women.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-08
-vkss agHS So.
MGARMe F0gG@
RaNb GARDEN
A STONE GUTTER.
Just How to Make a Satisfactory and
Neat job Of Laying II.

Just How to Make a Satisfactory and
Neat Job Of Laying II.
An otherwise fine drive or walk
around farm buildings may be rendered
unsightly by the washing of deep ditch
es along the edges. This may be pre-
vented and a finished appearance given
by well constructed stone gutter. The
proper performance of the work is an
art the knowledge Of which Is not pos
sessed by all, and the following de-
scription of it by L. A. Clinton in Rural
New Yorker is therefore Of interest:
Wherever gutter is needed 1t may
be taken for granted that the grade Is
sufficient so that an instrument will
not be required to establish 1t. The
stones selected for the work should be
what are known as cobblestones. They
should be roundish in shape, and the
size shAuld be from four to five inches
in di8fheter Flat stones will not an
swer for the work; neither will soft or
half rotten stones. They must be tough
roundlsh or oblong cobblestones.
The general direction of the gutter Is
usually established by the edge Of the
driveway or walk. The excavation Tor
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-08
WINTER PASTURAGE.

Satisfactory Experience With Soft
Wheat--Frostproof May variety.
A Kansas Farmer correspondent liv-
Ing In Oklahoma who has been an ad-
vocaie of soft instead Of hard wheat
for winter pasturage writes:
Last fall we planted 5000 acres In
wheat ON the Ponca reservation, near
Bliss, Okla. We began sowing wheat
Sept. and finished Oct. 10. On our
richest bottom land nearly two bushels
to the acre were sowed, while on some
of the uplands, where the soil was not
so rich, only bushel and peck were
used.
On the 5000 acres Of wheat we win
tered 5000 head of cattle. Some Of the
cattle were turned In on the first plant
ed wheat about Oct. 10, and all Of them
were on the wheat by Nov. 10. Our
wheatfields are fenced Off into fields Of
from 500 to $500 acres each, with wa
ter in each field.
We thrash the wheat in the field and
stack the straw in good shape and usu-
ally salt 1t as it is being thrashed.
Stock will eat good deal of such straw
even when they can get green wheat
and 1t also gives them protection
during storms and place to bed at
night
In one field of 1000 acres we turned
I'm 750 Texas steers Oct. 10. A short
time before we had shipped ten cars to
market, they being an average lot Of
this herd. They brought $500 per hun
dredweight. During the last days Of
December the $50 head were marketed
and sold right along with corn fed cat
tie bringing from $500 to $4.15 per
hundredweight. The profit in this herd
of cattle more than paid all expenses on
the field of wheat, even to the harvest
ing.
After these cattle were shipped an
other lot was turned on and remained
until April l, coming off in fine cOndi-
ton. They were then fed on corn fod-
der until April Is, then turned in the
grass pasture, grass in this section be-
ing good by that time. The cattle were
never off this field day, wet or dry.
until they were marketed or taken Off
in the spring. This field averaged thir-
ty-five and half bushels at thrashing.
This wheat, the Frostproof May, has
smooth head and doesn't shatter
easily. 1t stands up well and is the
earliest wheat grown. 1t makes more
winter pasturage than any wheat we
have found and stands the winter as
well as the hardest hard wheat, the
thermometer having been as low as IL
degrees below zero and none Of 1t win
ter killed. We have had some costly ex-
perience in our attempts to find n
wheat that would make good pasturage
and not winter kill
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-08
Just What the Boys and Girls
Need.

The Chicago Record-tIcrald makes it
a special point to cater to the interests
of the younger members of the family,
printing every week in ITS Saturday is
sue page entitled Talks With Our
Boys and Girls'-a page that is always
bright with the sort of entertainment III
ustrated stories that bows and girls en-
10y, curious facts and iancies that ap-
peal to the imagination of young people,
condensed items from the worlds i'm
portant news, etc, and also the open
Window Club" department, which has
been instrumental in the organization OF
thousands of clubs, chapters for mutual
Improvement and entertainment. Every
issue of the Sunday edition contains also
young peoples page full of all that is
brightest and most attractive to the
boys and girls.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-08
The COmmOner.
(Mr. Bryan's Papcr)

The Commoner has attained. within
six months from date of the first issue.
a circulation of 100, 900 copies, record
probably never cqualed in the history OF
American periodical literature. The I'M
pareleled growth ofthis paper demon
strates that there is room in the news
paper field for a national paper devoted
TO the discussion of political, economic
and social problems. To the columns OF
the Commoncr Nj. BRYAN contributes
his best efforts and his review ct polit-
zeal events as they arise from time to
time can not fail to interest those who
study public questions.
The Commoncr's regular subscription
nrice is 81 90 a year. We have ar
RANGED with Mr. Bryan whereby VIC can
furnish his paper and the AGiTAToR to-
gethcr Tor one year Tor S 60. The reg
ular subscription price of the two papers
when subscribed for separately is 500.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-08
Kansas Good Enough for Them.

Bent Duncan and family came in, this
week, from Oregon. 1t will be rcmem-
bcred that Mr.. Duncan and family left
here about month ago, expecting to
make their future home in Oregon, but
when they reached there, they were en-
tirely disappointed in the country, and,
after looking it over, decided to return
to Kansas and locate on their farm on
Deer creek, which they had not vet dis
posed Of Isaac Mourer and family
were also very much dissatisfied with
the country, and have, we are informed,
removed to .hti- farm recently purchased
III Oklahoma. John Mourer and family
are still in the west, but we anticipate
in the near future he will wend his way
homeward. 1t is utter folly for man
who once lived in sunny Kansas try to
90 anywhere else to live and be content
ed. That has been proven by the MANY
who have tried that, and failed.-CClony
Free Press
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-08


the stones should be to a depth Of from
six to eight inches and fifteen inches to
two feet wide, according to the amount
Of water which will probably be car
ried.
The bottom of the ditch. If clay or
other hard soil, should have from two
to three inches of sand upon which to
set the stones. If set in the soft sand,
they can be easily brought to uniform
surface by being driven down with a
hammer.
The center of the gutter should be es-
tablished by means of line. This line
also fixes the level for the surface OF
the center row of stones, which should
be laid first.
After the center course is laid for a
distance, then the other courses should
be brought up. The outside courses
should rise gradually from the center,
so that the water will be held in its
course.
In laying the stones their surfaces
may be somewhat higher than it is de-
sired they shall be when the gutter is
completed. This will give opportunity
to drive them home with n maui.
The crevices between the stones
should be filled with fine sand and the
stones driven firmly in place.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-08
One Thing and Another.

In number of instances macaronl
wheats when grown in the same local
ity with the ordinary bread wheats OF
the states of the great plains have CIV
en- in seasons of unusual drought a
yield two to four times as great as that
of the ordinary wheats.
The best practice among shepherds
giving close attention to the growth OF
their lambs is to sow rye in the fall for
early food in the spring for the ewes
and lambs.
Alfalfa seems to flourish in well nigh
all sections of Kansas, and after once
gaining a firm roothold can be safely
relied upon to produce from two to four
cuttings, whether the season be wet or
dry.
The crop Of cucumbers for picking
Is reported short in Wisconsin.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-08
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