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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-18
War feine @elobeiratb.

Ser betreffenoe Ser. aus Bottom,
Der por &uraem cine frdnflt1e,
reibe junge Dame beiratbete, lit
iebt iiberglidlih, oenn er rietb ieis
ner Srau 81, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills 81 nebmen, Die ibr ibre
fribere perfefte @eiunobeit niebers
aaben. llnfeblbar gegen @elbiubt,
BtliDiitdt. Malaria, Sieber unb
Sr0fteln un6 2eber= unb Wagen=
2eioen. @DblbefDmmlih uno pirf=
fam. Sour Is Ste. grbdltlih bel
s. &alteper, @eo. S. S. S9mitt,
gigentbumer, uno Io. DreiB, Droz
Quiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-18
Topieoelts 6aubreiter : Seloen=
thuitf ser0flitft!

Sbn6oe WiBabtuna lit inherent
8~rdiioenten &ooiepelt uno leinen
Gaubreitern in Der 8unoesbauptz
itoot 81 Sbeil eeuprben - Die @ez
i6i6te ibrer 6eloentbater boz San=
tiaao puroe ndmlib aus ben Shulz
bnGern oes 9iitrifts Columbia gez
itriden, unb ibr Gubm lit babtn.
Blsber puroen 8eldibtsbiiber in
ben 8albinstoner Sdulen eebraubt,
pel6e nebit anberen Oaten iiber
ben ipaniibeu 8rieg cine furse
N0tta iber TbeobDre GDolepelt
uno feline &aubreiter entbielt,
p0rin f~olgenber 8ai1us pDrfam:
rSn Der Sbladt BON San Suan
flbrte &oolenelt, an Der Spite Der
&aubreiter, ben Ineriff, uno oieie,
gemeinl6aftlib nit ben tapferen
uGe9uldren" (ipwpbl G9uarsen,
pie 8eiBen), oenen iih Elm 9beil
oes II. NemsDDrfer &eeiments an
l6loB, narfen Iaes pur iib rtieoer."
Damn meiterbin fanoen fid nod
sebn 3eilen, nprin etpas iiber Die
SDrmiruna oes 6aubreiter : Reei=
ments geiagt mar.
8eioe 5teaen 1tno auf Geranlais
flung bes @enerals Senrp 9. 8Dpn=
ton, BraItoenten bes Shulratbs,
aus Der neueiten Guflage bes 5bulz
bubes ausgemerst noroen, neil es,
mie General BDpntpn in elmer &ri=
tit oes 6dnobubes erfldrt, lbner
iein miroen, etpaS 8erfebrteres gu
ibreiben, pie Sober, Der Die Gin
selnbeiten Der Sbladt BON San
Suan ituoirt, mif1en miiHe."
Gin Waibinetoner Inmalt, Sea-
mems Daiib, bat ben Brdiioentett in
einem Sbreiben auf biele vgprref=
tur" auftnerflam eemabt. 6err
GoDleoelt Fat iib aber Biz iebt iiber
ieinen eeitrengen &ritifer nod nidt
geduBert.
.@eneral Bppnton, melder i'm
lpaniiben &rieee ala Brigade : Sc
neral in Der sS%reipiQiaen Mrntee
biente, lit felt etpas LANCER, als Sab
resfriit 8rdlibent bes @r5iebungs=
ratbes. ST marb pom 9iltritts<
Gommiiidr WcSarlano, einem Brp=
teee oes 8rd1toenten We&inlep, gu
bielem Soften erf0ren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-18
Spmpatbiem mnb Mntipatbien inter
SluMeM.

Cine merfniiroiee gntoefung ia,
ben, mie fran50iiihe 8eituneen be,
ridten, einige Bariier @elebrte bel
einem uifieni6aftliben Seite ge=
maht, cine @ntoefung, Die, tpenn
lie iiA beltdtiate, cine Der lebteu
meni6liben Suulionen aerlt6ren
birfte.
Sc banoelt itd INN nihts @erin=
ceres, als oaB Die alten 5erren ge=
funoen baben, es giebt auh unter
ben Blumen gegenieitise Spmpa=
THEN uno Gntipatbien. So fDnnen
fi6 Die 6oie uno Der GeIeoa geaen=
feitig niht ausiteben. Man bano
in einen StrauB anberer 8lumen lie
cine sleihe Insabl BON &olen= uro
&eieoa5meigen binein, ftelte Die
8lumen in elm @efdB nit @al1er
uno na6 etrpa elmer balben Stunoe
seigte iid etpas lebr @erfmuroiges.
Die @Dien= uno @eleoaitauoen bot
ten fih ge%genleitig auf bas @ngIte
nit chamber neritridt unb began
men beleits %absumelfen, tpie In
Solge bieier eegenleitigen @rmnr=
gung, mabreno ale anberen 8lumen
an 2eben, Quit uno eldnsenber
Sarbenfriibe 5ugenommen batten.
Weiter fonitatirte man, baB Die Wai=
elDfben in einem @laie ale arbe<
rem 8lumen Dbne Iusnabme gum
Welfen brabten, tpdbrenb nereinigte
Seltotrup= uno Nelfenitiele mieber
an Stride gepannen.
IliD audi unter ben mie BalIam
ouftenoen Blumen fomr1t es oor,
Dab lie Iib = nibt rieden f0nnen.
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Cine faredlidbe @rplpHpn

Zines @alulin Ofens perbrannte
bier fiirslib cine Dame auf fiirh=
ter1ide Irt", ibreibt g. s. Balmer
BON &irfman, Sa. rDie beiten
Nerate tonnten Die grdBliben 8uns
ben. Die barauf fol9ten, nidt beilen,
aber .Buflen's Grniea Salbe" linz
oerte nidt nur Die Sbmer5en, ione
bern bemirtte cine pDai9e 9eilung."
9aS Bette in Der @elt eegen Branoz
uno S1nitt Wunoen, 8eulen,
Sbrammen. 6aut : Nusihlag uno
mie eeaen bic meiiten Sautfranfbei=
ten. 25 Gents bel s. 8alteper &
Sobn. @eo. s. s. Sbmitt, giaen=
tbumer, uno 30. DreiB.
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Aahlmma erhalten.

Sd miinl1e Dem Mutual Aid
Fund" BON San Gntor,io, 9eras,
bierhurb meinen Danf ausauipre=
den fir Die protnpte Wussablune bes
Sterbegelbes i'm 8etraee pDr 1857
auf bic BON meiner perforbenen
@attin 6elene Manager, innes
gebabte 8oliee SEQ. 1888, unb ih be-
femme mild bierburb gum @mpfanae
iener Summe pom II. SUM-.
Sic. Marger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-18
Norobemtide Mogo 9ampfer=Qinie.

5000 Meilen &eile fir rpeniger
fals 81. Is per Sag i'm 8miibenbed.
8rabtoone Dampfer BON @a[pefton
nab Bremen, auSge5eihnete Gin
rihtungen, gutes gHen uno freier
dr5tliher Beiftano. Ser lnbfi1e
&urs reousirt Die @efabr Der See
franfbeit auf elm Minimum.
Man tpenbe iib tpegen SnfDrma=
tior an W. SIS. Wtlfpn,
General N9ent, @~alpeitDn. Ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-18
Man sebe pur bic redte sd,miebe

unb lafe iib ni5t nit ben io~senannten
&urpfuihern unb Guafialbern elm,
tpenn III an Wa9enldure, &plit, &opf<
tpeb, unnerbaulihfeit, Sartleibiafeit,
Bldbungen, Mattiefeit unb uebelfeit lei.
bet, pber tpenn Sic &5rperprgane, ruie
Maeen, 2eber, Nieren unb Mfils nidt in
Srbnung itnb. 9a ane bieie 2eiben auf
unreines Slut aurIdaufIbren limb, brauz
be 1 iofDrt Die ct. Bernard &rdutere
pinen, bieies auseeaet1nete beaetabili<
lbe 6eilmittel. bas befanntlid5 aus rei<
men 8~Hansenftoffen beftebt mnb tueber
Guediilber nod ireenb cine anbere Der
@eiunobeit nn5utrdslibe Subitan5 elt-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-18

= Stets friihe, quite, preis-
miroige @aare in Stapel= unb
6ancpz@ Groceries, bies lit bas Motto
oes Union @rpcerp Store BON Sim
mart & StDlte, SEQ. SOC Off
Commerce StraBe. Mue @aarert
meroen in irgeno einem Tbeile Der
Stabt a~b9eliefert. @ebt einen Yrpbe=
Nuftrag. MeueS Telepbpn 1877,
nlteS Telepbpn 923 3 rings.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-18

~ 8alt, cement, Sanb, Bad.
feline, ~feuerfeite Steine unb Tbpu.
9beer unb Nspbaltpapier, Dadpappe.
9beer uno asphalt, Del, 9erpentin,
5arben, @la8 &c. &c. itetS pDrrdtbio
bel S. 6. 0ielmamm. 306 Oft.
Commerce. traBe. Miebriee Breiie,
CUTE 8aare iDmie quite unb reeue
Beoienung werben garantirt. :
IelepbDn 41O1
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Ser Cinderella Sdub IBalait

SEQ. 207 Nlamo 8laaa, 9elepbon
585, bat einen erDBen 8Drratb BON
Shuben fir 9erren, Damer uno
&inber. Nae @aaren 1ino nur aus
ben eriten Sabrifen be3peen. Wir
bieten ale &onfurrena bur1 Quali>
tat unb Breiie. Mub Die beliebten
ano por5i9liben Ilfreb Dolge's
Jil5i4ube finb wieoer angefommen
Sprebt bel unS pDr uno beli1tigi
unier 2ager ober ibidt Cure IuI,
trdge briefih elm.
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&ein &oru,

ionoern auSeeiuhtes @erften Mala
uno better 6opfen perben bel Der
6eritequne Der @ebrdue Der Nnbeu=
Ter ulhz8 rauerei %pertpenbet. Die
les Werfabren ii6ert ibren Marfen
r8uomeiier" nTauit", n8laf &
Gan" v@rquiiite". Sale 2ager",
ngrpOrt : 8ale" uno rMnbeuler
Stanoaro" ibren @ubleelhmad unb
lire 8~efDmmlihfeit.
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Wenn Die Natar bilfsbebiirftia 1T,

UNI bic &efDnpafeseen3 su beibleu=
ntgen, aufgeregte 9erpen at berubi=
gen, trdge 8lut : gi~rtulatiun arau-
ipDrnen uno unt leidte Nabrung su
peroauen, oann 1T rWtalt Nutrine"
Der Natur erite unb bette 6ilfe.
Durb leinen tdglihen @ebraub
miro es 5u Dem beften Mittel fir
oben angegebene Sunftipnen, benz,
es lit Der refine 9onif : grtraft aus
Wtala. 8iro pom Neraten BODICE
1hdbt. Wiro BON allen Mpotbefern
perfauft. 6ergeiteIt rur BON Der
Mnbenier : Buib 8rauerei in ct.
Souls, Mo.
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W. 8. & =. 8abn.

@a9 Baeo, Sort 8ortb, Dallas. &anias
gttb, ct. 2Duis un6 Chicago, tdgliH,
(S.N 6 y. 8. Oepot) 1880 Morgens.
yteb Waco, Sort @ortb, Danas &C. (bDm
Sunlet<OepDt) ........8 1915 MbenbS.
Nntun t:
gDn Chicago. ct. Souls, &anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort Wortb uno @aco, tdglib
(Sunlet 9epot) ...........8:30 Born.
Bon 8acO, Sort @ortb, Dallas &C. rs.
VI. & u. y. 9epDt) ...... 1925 Nben6S.
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Sn @aibinaton berridt Der
Glnorud oDr, als ob mdbrenb bieier
8pn9reB Sibuug feline &eciprCci=
tatss8ll mebr our Innabme eelans
gen meroe.
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Giitnbabn Tabr= Ylau.
S. Il q. %. 8abm.
Nbfa hrt.

Nab alien NDr6<S <8untten ........
30 &Drm.
Nab ct. 2oufs, Mempbis unb Dem
Often. 1913 Mittaas.
gab 8aco, Norb<Seras, Santa Sc unb
SriscD<Yunften SIS Mben6s
9eab ct. Souls unb benz Often 900
Nacb 2areoo unb Merico ....9.00 8prm.
Mnfunft.
Bon st. 2ouis unb benz Often. II. 80 Born.
Son Norb<9eras. Santa Sc unb Srisco<
Burtften .8.45 8Drm.
Son lDcalen Hunften .......6.30 Nadbm.
Son ct. 2Duis un6 benz Often. 11.45 Mbbs.
Bon 9arebo unb Merito. =. IL. 10 Nadbm.
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Sumtbern Vacific 8abn.
Mbfahrt,

Nab yietp Orleans, Sputon uno @al.
neiton td9lih. 1900 Mittags.
0a6 Often, Bug Sen. 1O....7.50 Mben6s.
Nah 81 9aio, galifornien unb Merito
900 8Drm.
Nab Noro~9eras. ct. 2ouis nnb gbica<
90 (Katy Flyer ........8:15 Mbenbs.
Nntunt.
gon NoroeSeIas, ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer. 1880 MprgenS.
Spn Netu Orleans, SDuitpn unb @at>
peiton tdelib.. .4:45 Nabm.
Bon 81 8aio, galtfornten unb Merito
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lfu oaS VubIifuin.

Gem 8ublifum oiene biermit our
Nnseiae, baB oas @eihaft oes per=
ltprbenen Senrp 8aulp bon
Srau 8aulp uno ibren SDbnen mel.
ter eefiibrt miro.
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8erftano, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ooer
anaeborener tbieriiber Snitinft?"
@dmmtlibe 8e6gen0iien baben
iib banr, einer tiefen Dug aus ibrem
6unpet eeleiftet, I'M iid gu itdrfen.
sic batten's aber aub n0tbig!
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Sdenermeper's Tamilieuaarteu

erfreut lid tpegen ieiner ausge5eid.
neten &u6e oes beften &ufes bel
6leIiaen uno Sremben uno miro
oenentlprebeno bon Sreunoen elmer
auten oeutiden Soft itarf patroni=
lirt. 9elifateiier Der Saiion ents
lprebeno. Wilhereiprooufte aaer
Dirt. SIM Saloon finbet man itets
frii6es 0ier, quite @eine, 2iauDre
uno gigarren. Sdeuermeper's 5as
miliengarten 1T elm @rbolungsplab
eriter &lGiie.
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: Die be ften uno billiq.
item Nn5aae fir 6erren, Die
ibDnite Iusmabl BON Stphen BEL
%. S. 2pbert,
120 Noro MlamD StraSe.
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Nihts 10 erquift. belebt, erftii9t,
gls WeiBbier NIT Dem Berlenaiidt!
Woat Sbr @ub bel Der 6ibee ttaben;
MaBtasasnHifreitio Weibbier baben!
3u be5ieben ourd Dds & hid.
bad5er, Die erDBten @eiBbierbrauer
i'm Staate Teras. 6aben auh Bor=
ter, Sooaz uno Selbermaiier. Gpe-
cialitGt: rSron Nerpe".
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q. u. & u. q. 8abm.
nv " m

Nab @alpetDn, 5ouiton uno guero tag.
Born.
9ab Corpus ghrifti, Mranias 8oB uno
Beebille tdalib ..........9 nbr 8prm.
unb 2:20 Naebm.
Wa6 Borne unb &errnine, tdalih......
Mntunt.
Bon @alpeiton, 6puiton mnb guerD tag
ltb 700 MbenbS.
Bon Corpus ghrifi, Mranias BaB umb
8eepile td9li9.. ..2:O5 Iadbm.
Bon 8brne mnb &errbine. tdelid. 80.
$3.50 Mben6S.
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@mlf sbpre 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
Nah Stodbale. tdelidb. ....8:O0 8orm.
Mnfunft.
Son Stod6ale, tdalid5. 1900 Nadm.
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SeiratbSfheine.

Charles 6ageu uno 2issie Sang
3racp Soues uns Soiepbine @run
Der.
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= Das feinfte DelitateRen : @e=
ibdft in Der Staot lit oas BON 6.
6. 2ane& 60.
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@runSeisemtbums ilebertrasnnsen.

@liiabetb &riib an @bas. @uer=
guin, @runoitiid an Siio : Stores
Ctr. Breis numinea.
@eD. &ids an s. .. Sppenbei@
mer, Stid 2ano i'm alten Stu Got 3,
fir $500.
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2r. &obert 9. Wtpk,
Office 1913 Mpe s. specialift fir Nu.
gen, Obren, @aie unb &eble. SpreH.
funoen pon 9 bis IL ubr Bprnittags
uno BON 2 bis 5 uhr Nahmittaos.
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- Die oeutihen S6ul SdiHe
,Woltte" uno Stein" peroen bel
ibren ndbiten Nuslanba &eiien noro.
afnerifaniiGe 6afen anlaufen.
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~~% S$SIVJtts ~SNtt 0Nbk 0StIRtSL
ieiner eritaunliden Snteuigen8, bic
ib ourb glaubbafte nod lebenbe
3eugen erbarten Tam.
n@ine8 cages beiudte MIDI Der
S%Drftofeiior Sbulte. Gs mar in
Der eriten Sriiblingsseit, uo manh.
nal an parrnen Nbenoen ihDn ein<
5elne 9ol5ibnepfen iiH einfinoen.
Wtein @aft frug mid i'm 8erlaufe
urlerer unterbaltung iiber ben @iloz
beltaro Der Nepiere, Db ih nod nift
auf benz Sbnepfenftride oepelen
mare. Nuf meme Nnttport, baB eS
nod 81 frib pdre, meiute er:
gliden Sic bod in Sbren Saao<
Nlmanah, bic Belt lit oa!
uOiuli, bann fommen iie;
Snoifa, bann finb iie bal
Sdtare, bas limb bic Bahre,
Halmarum, 9raaaruml"
MlS Der Niieiior, bios bel Der
5tpeiten Stropbe Der befannten Sagbz
regel angelangt mar, bob mein 6efs
tor, Der auf benz 5uBteppih am
Shreibpulte lag, feline Obren, iprang
NIT einem 5reuoengebeul auf, lief
in ben 6of mabte einen &units
fpruns burd oas ufene Senfter in
meme Sagbgeratb : 8ammer unb
tommt ibmanaueoelno freubig su
mir, Die Sagotaibe pprlidtig am
@iemen i'm Maule traeeno. Stun
frage ib. meine 6erren, mar bas
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22

WHEN WRITING Te ADVERTISERS PLEASE SAY
" yen saw the advertisement in this paper
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22
A superstitious Woman.

Il don't say that women are more
superstitious than men," said q we'll
known bachelor yesterday, ";but n lady
l know did a thing The other day. on
account of a foolish superstition that
no man l am acquainted with would
have done. 1t happened the day it rain
ed so hard. The lady lives near Lin
coin Park, and she had some business
at the Center Market. She had gone
only 4 few steps from her house when
she DISCOVERED that she had forgotten
her pocket ok, and did not have as
much as 4 penny in her pocket. Did
she go back? Not much. Her super
stition was that it was the height of
bad luck TO turn back after once leav-
ing the house until your errand was
completed. So she kept religiously on
her way, and, not having car fare
walked over two miles in the cold rain,
when she might have spared herself all
the self-imbosed hardships by simply
walking back a few feet into the house.
She got wFinging wet and lost her tenn
per completely, but she successfully Ito
her own mind ut least avoided the pos
sibility of placing herself under the
spell of bad luck. "-Washingto Star.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22
Water ON the Farm.

Drinking water on farms is given but
little consideration as to its purity
when it is derived from springs. but
many farms are supplied with water
from open wells. and its purity in such
cases depends largely upon the mode
of protecting the well and the surround
ings. Wells being deeper than bitches
or drains. and the tendency Of water
being downward, much soluble matter
gets into the well that is unknown TO
the farmer. The water may appear
clear and pure. be free of odor, and yet
contain impurities. Farmers who do not
consider the matter have no concep-
ton of the many sources from which
their drinking wafer is obtained. II
comes from the clouds. of course, but it
does not fall into the well. only reach
ing it after passing through the surface
soil aud dissolving the impurities. Be
cause ffle water passes through sand t
is not filtered of the soluble matter. II
salt is dissolved in water the salt is not
removed by filtering, as the dissolved
salt viii go with the water to the low
est place. Ii the well is open there may
be toads and insects in the water,
which drown and decompose. The wells
should be covered and the surroundings
kept clean, with good drainage in all
directions. Driven wells are better than
those that are open. and should be used
in Observation-Disclosures Record.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22
A MISTY Prnctice.

A nasty practice is what the Chicago
Inter Ocean calls the FASTING of re-
peated layers Of wall paper, one upon
another, thus covering up the filth and
germs of disease that may be propa-
gated in the very absorbent and de
caying mass OF -four paste, paper,
animal glue, co!orS, etc.
They give opinions of eminent
health officers ana sanitarians, urging
that such practice should be stopped
by legal enactment. and also take oc-
casion to say that these Sanitarians
recommend Alahastine as a durable,
pure and sanitary coating for walls.
The Inter Ocean says: This is a
very important question. and. as it
costs nothing 10 avoid this danger,
Why take any chancesE"
How much of the alarming spread
of smallpox and other diseases may be
due to unsanitary wall coverings?
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22
Grnwinn SUGAR Reets.

The reports of the United States De
parlment of Agriculture indicate that
in the States of California. Colorado,
Nebrask and Michigan the sugar beets
can BE- grown of such quality that they
car be used profitably for sugar-mak-
ing, if they can be bought cheaply
enough. This also is true of some sec
tons Of New York, and few tests lead
them to believe that they also can be
grown in Utah. Idaho and Oregon, with
a percentage of sugar high enough to
warrant sugar being made from them.
But several hundred samples tested
from Iowa showed that the sugar con-
tent fell just short of the average stand
ard fixed for successful manufacture.
OF Illinois and Indiana beets the re-
port says. both the contents of sugar
and co-efficient Of purity were below
the standard" OF Kansas it is reported
that the climate is not suitable for
growing high-grade beets." In Okla
homa the conditions are not called ia
vorable, and the chemists report that,
on the whole, Ohio is not adapted to
growing sugar beets. The department
tries to make as favorable report as
possible for the new industry but it has
nothing to say about the profit or loss
to the farmers, who cannot average fiji
teen tons to the acre, and must cart
them or pay transportation to the fac
sorry at price Of 81 per ton. In this
State it would be hard to get man to
load them, carry them five miles and
unload them for much less than that
after they were grown and harvested.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22
H. and Corn Fodder.

Reports from the Western States now
seem to indicate a larger acreage of
torn planted this year, and possibly
more of the meadows broken up and
put in the corn crop. but rs these viii
probably be those which yield the least
hay. the increased use of the corn
shredder may make hay more abundant
In Gun market another winter, If the
season is at all favorable. When all
the corn-growing sections save anu
shred their fodder. or put 1t into ss;!os,
they can either keep more stock or sell
more hay. As the market is now. the
fodder would seem most profitable if
stockers and feeders do not cost too
much.-American Cultivator.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22
SELECTING Varieties

If your strawberry market pays high
prices for early fruit, large, highly col
ored and attractively packed. it would
be foolish for one to raise mainly the
mid-season sorts and market them I'M
attrsctiyely. If potatoes bring good
prices and cabbages are 4 drug, don't
raise cabbages. If white eggs are want
ed, don't keep fowls that lay brown
eggs. and vice versa. On the other
hand. if the best market is for the car
cass, keep Plymouth Rocks for this
trade and use the brown eggs at home
il they cannot be sold for a fair price.
In short. all along the line, raise what
the market demands and do not try TO
educate the public to some article it
does not want. simply because it seems
the best article TO YOU
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22
A WISCONSIN PAPER ON WEST.
ERIN CANADA.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan One of the
Favored DistrScas

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan One of the
Favored Districts.
The following. clipped fsom the cor
respOndence columns of tne IsiH Claire
wisconsin, Leader, is but one OF many
letters of similar character that
might be published concerning Western
Canada, the land of No /. hard wheat
and the best cattle on tie continent.
1t is simple matter to REACH the lands
spoken of, the Canadian Government
having agencies established at st. Paul
| and Duluth, Minnesota; Grafton, North
Dakota; WATERFOWL, South Dakota;
Omaha, Nebraska; Kansas City, Mis-
souri,; DeS Moines, Iowa; Nausau and
Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Chicago, ILL
nois; Indianapolis, Indiana; Sault Ste
Marie and Detroit, Michigan; Toledo
and Columbus, Ohio, and: by writing
to on calling upon any of these agents
at these points full information can be
secured. This is a great opportunity
to secure home free of cost, or il you
desire to purchase lands. shey can be
boughbnow at prices much lower than
will exist in a few months. But read
what the correspondent referred to has
| " say VI OiG ulSNAl[A.
To the Editor of the Leader:
'The rush of the land seekers will be
to the prairie provinces of the Domin-
ion Of Canada The allurhments of a
soil that yields 40 bushels :of wheat to
the acre are too great to! be resisted
and an immense migration from this
country may be confidently predicted.
! People here laughed at tirsi at the idea
( of any one leaving the United States
! for Canada, but the Dominion authori-
| ties knew they had a good thing and
they stuck to it. Their officials evident
/ ly knew the value of printe"s ink. They
! spared no expense in letting the people
| of this country know that these lands
were there and that they were exactly
! as represented. They did mOre. They
sent out specimens of the crops raised
| and samples of the grains "e have
had them here at four consecutive
| street fairs presided over by one OF
| their ablest immigration officers. This
gentleman spared no PAINS. He ex-
! planned the value of the lands and the
richness OF the soil from imorning 10
night to all Corners.
"All this told in the Ions run. Sew
| eral went up from here TO spy out the
! land and, like Caleb, the SON of Jepun-
neh, and Joshua, the son Of Nun.
! brought back good report and now
! some ten families will leave here i'm a
| few weeks for Saskatoon TOT settle upon
| farms there. and others are preparing
TO follow. OF course many will appear
shocked at the idea of any one leaving
| the Stars and Stripes for the Union
Jack, but patriotism is but i nomencla-
| ture after all, and our experience has
been that in nine hundred and ninety
, nine cases out of thousand. man is
| the most patriotic where he can make
| the most money and do the most harm
| to those whom he hates"