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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

- Gn Del at pore unge tog | Sens
bags GftermioOags / 5plge en- Sub
6poelie enlloflugt til anoreasS miot.
p giil IpO for gpen, 1oor en- Slot
al 9aboerne i 6orpeien baope Idmlet
iig. @i baOoe ale en- beba9elig Gfter=
miOoag. en- ton Sammentomit og en-
goo Qftsnsmdo. 6borfor ". Smict og
5amilie ifal BABE Dor 5dt.
= 6ans 9aniens 6ultru % gsrn
er for 5ioen / Raibua, bpor be en- life
3iO bar 0pbolO hos Slegt % BEN
ner.
Mr. 9iles 9eoeriee og en- at
bans Rdbofarmere tom / Wanoags,
oa be arbsioeoe iammen peo fsrits
nRbntes 59rItemaitine, liot pda
aant meb binanoen, og Gnoen blep
oa, at Qeperiee iii en- oper 6opeoet
at 5orten. fom ben dnoen itoo meo /
s6dan0en, % BET iaa aloorliet al
9eberiee git ira 5oritanoen. % en-
Gage MATTE bentes for at ip BET
gabenbe Saar idmmen, og enonu, od
bette ~Itripes. ligger Mannen / en- be-
tentelig 3iIftuno. 9erningsmanoen
bleo arreiteret, men er Ienere tommen
lbs mob at title adution.
= Som 4fIlutning poa Dor 5erisz
itole oil Der pda Senoag ben Is.
Gftermiooug 81. 8 / RuSaretb airte
blioe afboIot en- 9srnefeit. Ollie sr
inpbuot til at o.ltuge.
= gaa Ssnoeg. ben 10. Dug. bill
puitor 5b. Beet praoite / Ra3uretb
airte. og pau Ssnoas cite Oaee, ben
q. Qusuit. oil paftOr $. Q. SEMEN
boloe i'm 5iltraosliespraOitsn / fam=
me airte. Oetts ON Sub oil, og dlt
gaar sfter 9eftemmeIie.
Gn penlig og tarlig 6ilien til
3ions Menigbso / aenmare. y. Dat.
fra ...... 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
On 9auen brn9te aneipp=au

Den bersmte aneippz99ge. d.
8aumgarten. bar til ct pienit glao
~fortalt ON 81 gefpg ban afIasoe Dos
9dOe Geo ben 5rsttenoe iammen meo
ieloe 9aitor aneipp. ben beremte Ops
timber at ganofurmetoben.
d.. gaumgartens Orb leo iaales
bes:
8a min groDer / gegpnoelien at
4aret 1890 ifuloe celebrere fin fsrite
Ulesie, inpitereoe ban iadOel mig fom
paitor aneipp til at fomms til Rom.
Der blep pi beggs foreftilleoe for
bans 6eIig6eo Og moOtaget at BAN /
Qpoisns. gaitor aneipp, Der iinies
tube tdtte for i'm llon9onelIe til
Woniignore, upoitleoe ombp99eligt Il
ne 9beorier pg FIN aurmetooe, bOOrs
sfter ban foreIlog Bare Geo ielp at
gre ia ~perIOnlig befenot meo ben.
6ertil inntes Bare Geo bog lite al
OGre meget tilbejslig.
5ud Mar iensre tom imiolertib
baooe jeg og paitor aneipp after til
Rom = ON bet bar paa eget 5nitias
tip eler efter SrOrs fremguar life at
geretninaen Og oenne Sang par
ben beli9e 5aoer mere neblubenoe.
9dn lob Jig at paitor aneipp ielo
bs6unole meb folot 0anb og 4fripz
ninger. ) @atifanet blep Der flor
Opitanbslie. Otter TO 0oges Jor=
LOB gioroe ben enonu fungerenoe 2ip>
lags 9apponi Dor 5jernelie til ct 9us
6inetsfpsrgsmaal, og bermeo bar
8ursn opeiOen.
Senere nep6lsp ri bog ofte pdd
geitiaing at fenoe fO%rItelige urter
fra Weris6ofen til Rom. men bet tom
life mere til nogen fpitematiif aur.
timber 4pDisnisn fpurgte jeg ga
ben, bpiltet Miboel ban bapoe funpet
melt be~lbreoenpe.
Meo ct emil Ipareoe pdDen:
6ele NIT 9ip bar jsg befiboet ct, og
lea bar bet enonu: M~aacebolb. Seq
laber bet gable / d0e JorbOlo, tbi bet
|er 9ronringsn blanot Gpberne, oe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
GeOar Sails, Sa.

9eorge 8iction, en- ung Mano paa
1913 Nar, bleo forleoen arreIteret
for bet SDoeri, ION for fort 5ib fiben
blep be9aoet I o5be eeodr Sails
6arppore Co." oe to-tre andre
unee Wano Der | 9Den bar Oaret /
2omplot meb BAN.
= Warie 4noerIen rejite fioite2srs
bag til RetpeG for / ct Oar Tiger at
beisgs Slagtnines og 8enner Der paa
egnen.
6enrp Wa3anti rejite / Wanz
bags til California. bbor ban pil ie
fig ON | "a Tiger. for ban after
Osnber tilbage.
6enrD Sobnien bar / fioite llge
tpbt Mr. Reeos 4noel / ben al Rseo
& SniDer fsrte notwithstanding
Og bill oOertage fin Del Den 10. aus
quit.
= SO. Regiment al oSotpd NutiO>
nal @uaros" oil Ogfad / 4ar boloe
2eirsDelie Der | gpen, bOilten bill bare
fra 10. til 20. 9uguft, og Manbifabet
leirer fig paa famine plabs fom |
Jjor, | MalarfeDs part.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
Grebsm60e.

Cm Sub nil, bolber isis. ipbl. 6rebs al
ben Tor. b. airte ut aorIige Mebs / emons
Wsniebeb. Racine. Nis. ira b. 24-27. Gep
tembsr 1903. Meost bespnoer meb subs.
t~ieneite 8Orsbos @ite1r % iIuttsr SenOas
aiteu Rratemsbe 5orsbo9 eitsrmiObue.
acknowledgements
l.. Gerneitolen.
H. 5roen % bens iSrnsisr.
goa arebiens 1tsnes
=. Soe.
emans Menisbsp inbbpber bsrpeo2 lsruer
til at Oeltase | sreOsmebet o9 beefr t~ilrsiien
be @eitsr melos is til unbsrt,snebe for Die.
bets g%egpnoelie.
4oa enlous Menisbeos 93esue:
6. 8. SEMEN,
1880, MounO aDe.,
Raoiue, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
YrGitcm6oe.

5orbinOslis meo Stolens Nab
ming iii Der blipe af6olot graitemebe
I Blair. Rebr.. ira %. September til
/. Sttober.
programmet BIZ bIiDe betenbtgiort.
Bort Samfunos Br9lter inbbnoes
PAD BET t~9rliaits. Gomiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
eSDrteaer iine 0enner.

ass Sights, 3. D. 1.Nlarts 1902.
Seq eriber berpeo 9eilig6eoen til at
fOrt9ae mine 8enner. at intet er beore
enb Nattins' 0%egetuble Qnoopne
Eminent MOB aolera pos &dlbe.
Seq gioer Dem en- SpifeitefulO / ct
8inglas fulot at ganO og gioer Me=
oicinen at en- glfaFte. gr SBgoons
men life ifrats bapet, gentager jeg
en- Zines 5orlgb!
Gents 9aceos 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
gOaniferpn."
5rebag ben IA. slu0nIt 1908.
glairINeb.

QUIT 9teu.
5erItt. Ssneag blioer Der 6ormips
nasssuDitieneite til %iaoOdnlig lib,
81. 105.
nils 4nne Spfen fra Simbaa=
ton. Sa.. er nplig antommen Per til
8pen os bar oOertasst en- plaos bos
4uitOr Digs.
MinOre imufte apinOer bliosr
fmutfe. og imutte abinber bIiper
@tBnbeber. Oct Oirtiomite Sfsns
bebsmiooel ! 8sroen. Saaleoes er
9ocfp MouHtain 5e. 35c. Stufer
olbrig. 5arnbam &c Sampion.
Mrs. Gifiloien fra hampton,
9ebr., en- Softer til gditor $. ..
gertelIen, er anfommen BERTH Tor
at beIgge lin grooer. Samtioig er
Nils Qnna gertelIen fOmmen biem
ira fit 5eriebeipg / 6ampton.
Sdmes, bib big alorig ino, at
bu glitter Dig meo en- Wpnitertpinoe,
meo minore ou beitemt Deb. at bun
britter Roetp Nountuin &c. 35c.
5drnbam &c Sampion.
= gaitor q. 9amftob fra Siour
gitD, Soma, antOm / 9aar Der til
8pen og aflagoe ct fort geIss pau
,Daniferen"s 8ontor. paItor Dam
itob ~aFrejer after herfrd / Dag.
5 MunOugs iOrOeOes paa
Blair a~irtegaurb Mrs. Mat6isien.
ION gift bort fra i'm ManO og en- tor
8srnefot. Mrs. WattbieIen bar en-
Duttsr at Mr. 5rdnoberg Der / gpen.
poItor Dig forrstteoe gegrdpeliestie
neIten.
Gn apinoes l1bIeenbe Dor bore
faa ungoommeligt ION muligt. So
ferre Qar bun fpnes at bore. oeitO
fterre er benoes Magt til at ieire / eis
pets Stamp. Roctp Mountdin 5e be-
parer nngoom og Stsn5eo.
5arnbam &c Sampion.
Wr. 6dns 4noerIen al 5re=
mont, tioligere al Blair. tom / 5ors
eaars meget TENT til Stabe oerOeo.
at ct 3og, meoens ban arbejoeoe paa
Sporet. oberrafteoe BAN bagfrd og
taTteDe BAN uo til Sioen, boorOeo
ban mootog 6etpoeligeSaar / 6opeoet.
Der ital, oesp9rre, pare 5are for
bans 9ip.
5 9aar bar Der tort agre Der /
8pen / 4~nlecning al Sells and
Dopns tore oSbop". 4de Gmegs
mems 5drmere gRiteoe gnen. og Der
par, efter iigenbe, meget itor5ilifremz
ming til ,6erligbeoerne" baaOs ira
8p og 9dno.
- iioite uge bar oi fer paa .Ggs
men fact for mesen Re9n. Raoniig
er 6aprehpiten blepen forfintet Og
pens 9aroi, besparre, en- Del for=
ringet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

6eriier life eliot ooer oisie men psIaa
qper 2dierHe.
9da Spsrgsmadlet ON. hboroibt
en- aneippz&ur nj Oiloe tunne bialpe
gapen, BAR 9r. 9aumgarten tlog nof
til at ipars, at 8atitanets Eager,
o%eri6lanot hans gamle Ben 9apponi,
Iwiftert gioroe alt. boao Der itoo i
menneifelig Mugt fpr at reooe pa
nens Gin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

HIGH SCHOOL
N

bespnber, ON Cub pil, lit anbet SfoIsoar
ben l. Septsmber. 5ulnGnOist snselit
Normal, Academy os Business Courses.
1anif 6siffole. aurlns, Heilgion, Sans
og Duff. Serlise alasfer or be:
spnbere babe i6n9elft os Z amir.
9raftiff llnbsrpisnins oe bsbits getuem.
mellebeber bnoes. Yris - alt mbbsfattet -
SIG 100 pr. Waonsb Sfrlp sitei Rotaloo.
8. 8. Semen, 8. Sfou aielien.
Rocire, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
correspondence
@eit Brand, Sa.

2aier. bar ou noeen Sinbs o9ret /
Usit Brand. @eoar 6ountD, Soma?
Beriom bu bar, ia peo ou ogiau, al
bet er en- rOlig og bpggelig. file gp
meo 800 a 1000 Snobpegere. Den
er ogiau paa Ieresen Naaoe, idu IN
nes bet mig, pelIignet al 9erren; t9i
/ M}anOs Minoe bar intet llpeir gjort
nogen Stabe Der / Smegnen al nogen
tor getponing, oerimoo bar ri aItio
BAIT en- COB apl, omsno entelte Qar
bar funnel pare liot minbre f~rugtbare
eno andre.
Ser er mango 9dnItere, en- Get iuit
life er noget tort Excitement. ca.
800 ialt.
8erIom Orofproeet o6por goot
5olt er, Der goot Soft tommer", pas
Ter. iad maa bet pGre eooe ounite
5olt, iom Dor Der; tbi i bet iibite
4arstiO er Der tommen mango braoe
DANTE fra 0dnmdrt.
0eriOm man pil 9ad pp gennem
gben. pil man oa ogiad forg9pes
ipeioe efter en- Sdloon. og meget
|ij9loent bsres raa oe ubspif Gale.
8pens 6olt bilier n9iten altio pda
bperanore, naar be meoes paa 9aoen,
og be Burger mere Der enO noset unoet
Steo, fpnes ieg. at ~tilsnfte bDeranore
en- COB Dag / Steoet for bet piattsoe
rg intet iigenbe: .9ofp DO pou DO"
apeters, at bpilfs Der Fnbss mango,
er iom alminbelig betenot meget az
b%oloenoe og freoeliee 5olt. ION man
maa reipeftsre til 5roos for oeres
inurrige Sheer.
gaitor 81. 9. Beef. Dor nps qr9it,
tdlte fsrfte Sang / Dor airte ben q.
SUM- og bar iioen bolot 0uostieneite
Der boeranoen Senbag 5ormiooag og
bitten. qaitor M. 6. Senien Gngs
boIm oar Der ben u. Suli for at inos
I4tte qaitor Beet / 6mbeoet. Oct
par en- Deiiisnet Dag meo Nsbe ire
9dnge, bpor Oroet lso / Qanbs %
3rafts 9episning til SUBS 2Gre %
Si9les 5relis. SUB pare tattet og
priiet for fin u~uoIigelige Naaoe imoo
os. = Som fnart igen, Yditor gngs
folml = gaitor 81. 6anien, iom bar
betjent os / bet fiDite 4arstio, al
lagoe % e. gsIs9 meo 5amilie q
bolbt Qfiteospreriten Der ben 10.
Suli. fer ban rejIte iii lin me girtes
plaos / Oregon, 4is. 6erren gipe,
at Oh maa blipe til megen geliignelIs.
Def er juit life Iaa Daniteligt at
foritaa, at bet er Qaaoe og Garligs
beo ira SUB, naar ban oosrgIer os
meo timeli9e o9 %adnoelise Sober;
men naar ban lager noget fra os al
bet, ri boloer Iaa meget al, og ION ri
irnes nRlten life al tunne unbo9re,
Oa gdar ret life iaa let. st Gtsems
pei pda bette bar ri for nplia bait
i6lanOt ps, iDet N1r. 4nton geterIen
efter nogle fda Dages SDgoom bsos,
efterldpenoe zig 6titru Os to Imaa
8srn til SUB 5doers 0miorg, ION
tiger: aieg er enters 5%orier9er og be
faoerlefes 5aoer." 9i maa life for
unores oOer. at Ri life f~oritau. boor=
for Def Iau ifuloe p9re, tbi BERTH er Ri
ultfor tort, ~fneDer= % lnDipnet. men
naar Ri en- Sang finite op / en- bpjers
alasIe, iad ital bet moi femme til at
paste, at: oom SUB tdger eIer giper.
iamme 5aoer Dan Dog bliber."
99rlig 5ilien til aae o8anlferen"s
99iere. - II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

Gfter 1. september er 4bounez
mentspriien paa Omaha Dailp
Reps" $3.50 for ct 4ar. 4bonnes
aneni mobtages / auguit til Den GAM
Ie Yris. $1.00 for ct 4dr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
epin OF Roru er Yenge.

100 pd. OF Moors's Hoch Food pil f0rbinbre
Snobom hos Spinene o9 Ipare % Bu.
D{ois. 6pis life, fofier bet intet. SGl8es
boo 30 Gaqee Brgpe. Triien er $7.o0 pr.
loo 30. Gorbinbrer rltgi hos 3gnIene, o9
BE- loeger Here 2gs, elers ingen Detailing.
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO..
~ vsenter Euffs. Council Bluffs IL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

Snaen ..SOmmsringe". bpor 81. Solp
ler's eriraef OF Wilb Strorrbtrrp er usb
6aanbtn. 1iaturtus Nioosl Tor ale arter
al los Dlaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

5srItt. Ssnoag bliner Der 6ormio.
nagssuOitiensite til %ioopanlig lib,
81 Ia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
SfaI De fenoe effer
fater % Nte~er

Sgiter og Brooer, Suitru oe Barn euer ans
ore 9 i0gtninge, ian Tom iba, at Scanbinas
blan' american 2iniens nne 10000 IONS
Tobbeitpropeuer Tampffibe Oscar IL oa
16euig Olaf" befororer Ynsiagererne fro
efonoindpien til Gmerifa paa 9X-10 Tast
uoeu Ombptfe UNDER Geiien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
: Sort O9 9OOt..

Gong 6reoerit zen 5reoie at prsis
len dniaas / i'm 5io for al oare @u.
ropas melt orotnappe Manb.
Saa fit ban en- Dag at pioe. q.
eer BED Den 9uranitalt, bpor ban fot
5iOen OpbOIot fig, Ogiau bar en- I'm.
CART Ragnat, Der par n9iten lige iao
orotnap Iom ban ielp. >
&onsen traf ungdreren, o9 fph
genoe Samtale ltal baoe funoet Stef
m,llem Dem:
&ongsn: gaoer2
lnaareren: 0rittsr.
9ongen: OHicer2
ungareren: Qoelsmanb.
Songen: Sa la!
lln9dreren: Spoaeeliesbetient2
9ongen: aonge.
llnqareren: @ratulererl
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-10-21
SHEEP AND FERTILITY.
With Ovinc Assistance Rundown
Farms Can BE Restored to High
State of Productiveness.

A good flock of sheep will do any land
good and is the best Of property for
run down farm A Michigan authority
on sheep says: Land that could not
be cropped probably, owing to wheat
raising, is now yielding larger crops
than when it was virgin soil. Great
opportunities have been presented in
building up these rundown farms,
which could be purchased for half what
they proved to be worth when restored.
Michigan soil recuperates rapidly when
given an opportunity. My land is worth
double what | paid for it seven years
ago. ripped up some clover sod and
planted it in corn June q last The
crop yielded 100 bushels of grain. An
other field yielded 1876 bushels of ear
corn. Yet all this land was SO badly
run down a few years ago that 1t would
not raise enough to justify planting it.
These rundown wheat lands, when built
up. grow as good corn as ever saw in
Iowa or Illinois; in fact, it is the best
corn land, owing to its warmth in early
spring. The Michigan feeder has two
sources of profit, one from the gain of
his stock and another by the addition
OF the fertility to his farm, which, in the
course of few years. doubles It's value.
All these opportunities are not gone,
by any means. Plenty of rundown
farms are yet to be had. and the task
of building them up is by no means
formidable. with ovine assistance. In
five to seven years values may be
doubled and feeding operations are
bound to pay during that period. adj
hitting the possibility of one or two
bad years."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-10-21
Linsccd Meal for Poultry.

Linseed meal is an excellent addition
to the general variety of foods for poul-
try, as it is highly heterogeneous, and it is
much superior to cotton-seed meal as
the seeds from which it is made are fully
matured, which is not the case with the
ground cotton seed. Linseed meal may
be fed at all seasons. Even when grain
is allowed it will pay to feed linseed
meal, and when given linseed meal the
hens will lay more eggs. 1t is richer in
the essential elements of growth and
production than many other concentrat-
ed foods, and greatly enriches the
manure About one gill of linseed meal
may be added to every quart of ground
grain used. The linseed meal is rich in
mineral and heterogeneous materials and
serves to balance the grain, the mixture
with half pound of ground meat maxi
ing one of the best egg producing foods.
1t should not be used oftener than once
q day.-Farm and Fireside
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-10-21

the official keeper of the Morgue, con-
tains some interesting information
1t appears that during the year just
closed no less than 1851 pieces
of mail found their way into the
dead house. That was S54,795 more
pieces than were reported during the
previous year-S5,00 day year in and
year out, and the number constantly in
creasing.
A little over one-thirtieth of this num-
Der was delivered unopened. That means
that the skilled clerks in the Office sue
ceeded in deciphering more than 100000
apparently unintelligible addresses and
starting them safely on their way again
The clerks found $4S,634 in money in
misdirected letters which were opened,
sand drafts, checks and money orders rep
resenting face value of 81 ,493, 563. Some
sof this money was finally delivered to the
persons for whom it was intended, but
the larger portion went to swell the
postal receipts.
To handle this business there are 1876
clerks. and some of them are marvels
in the skill with which they can decipher
writing that apparently has no mean
ing. The most skilful of all of them is a
woman who draws a salary of 81 800 a
year There are few autographed
enigmas which she cannot master
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-10-21
T1nL5NolOD>' ..1VA.
GfKk,,t, d:{SSQlIRg1&
s.,~\ -"
A USEFUL IMPLEMENT.
Simple Device for Taking Levels for
Tile Draining or Making bitches
for IrrigatinG.

send you drawing and description
Of my device for tile draining or max
ing bitches for irrigating.
Take three pieces of thin board, say
two or three inches wide, two of them
about seven feet long, one for cross
bar Of triangle, near five feet long,
nailed across two and half feet from
base parallel points of triangle. Hang
plummet and line from top to-
just below cross-bar. Get the center
on the cross-bar by reversing the tri-
angle, and make groove or fine cut
in cross-bar for center, so there will be
one-half an inch, make fine mark
where the plumb line then hangs; that
will show grade of one inch to the
rod where the points of triangle are
eight feet and three inches apart For
q grade of two inches to rod raise one
end one inch. A spirit level glass i'm
bedded in the top edge of cross-bar
at the center will be handy to have
when the wind blows too much for the
plumb line.
To ascertain the fall or average
grade of drain, place the triangle on
the surface of the ground at the outlet
Of proposed drain, sight lengthwise on
cross-bar to an object two and half
feet from ground at upper end of drain.
Where the plumb line hangs on the
cross-bar will show the grade regard
less Of distance. After the ditch is dug
place the triangle in the bottom. Nov
ing it along will show by the hanging
of the plumb across the bar the uneven
places and grade.
More than 40 years ago near Nevada
City, Cal, 1 used a triangle of this
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-10-21
of the i'll feeling which grew out OF
the kishineff affair last summer.

of the i'll feeling which grew out of
the kishineff affair last summer.
The count is man OF striking per-
sonal appearance and of great accom-
plishments, but it is no secret that the
state department would not grieve
greatly if the Russian government
were to decide that his services would
be of greater value to the empire else
where.
1t is of great Importance that Russia
should be represented here during the
next few years by an ambassador who
thoroughly understands the United
States, and who can make himself
personally acceptable to the powers
with whom he is forced to gone in
contact. Our relations with Russia
are becoming year by year more COM
plicated, and they contain possibilities
of international trouble unless they are
handled with consummate skill. The
Russian ministers of the car realize
this as we'll as our own secretary of
state, and we may expect to see Count
Cassini succeeded by somebody Of in
finite tact and diplomatic astuteness.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-10-21

the horses mouth for a bride and
around the nose at in Fig. 2, for hal
ter. AS bride it is one of the incest
things to teach colt to lead. The
operation is always to pull the colt
sidewise SO as to be sure to move him.
In pulling on the rope it pulls to some
extent through the colts mouth and
cuts and hurts, and the instant the
rope is loosened it quits hurting, and
we do not have to make very many
side pulls until the colt will follow you
at your command. AS halter it can
be used for horse, COW, calf, sheep.
etc. 1t is very handy to carry; can be
put in the pocket. 1t comes in good
use to get the horses out of the pasture
in the morning. We can make a halter
with each ring and lead two horses
The halter will fit any kind and sized
animal.
1t is just the thing to ring an old
SOW with. Loop it around the upper
jaw and tie her to a post or fence, as
in Fig. 8, and she will just stand and
pull back her best, and squeal, and
hold perfectly still for one to put the
ring in, or fill her nose full for that
matter. 1t is easy to get it off of the
nose, for as soon as the rope Is united
and let loose the sow can throw it off,
for it will not stick on account of the
ring. 1t is also the same way with the
horse. AS soon as the loop is taken out
of the mouth or from over the nose,
by holding to the rope it will unfasten
itself, the loop running through the
ring. 1t is the handiest cheap thing
we have on the farm.-A. s. Forsman.
in Ohio Farmer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-10-21

kind for an open water ditch. The
points of the triangle were 16k feet
apart. l found the center on the cross
bar, then raised one end two inches.
The plumb line on the cross-bar gave
me grade mark. l started on the up
per side of intended reservoir and out
flow of ditch. | moved the front end
up or down hill until the plumb line
hung with the grade mark; drove a
small stake. then moved the back end
where the front end was and so con-
tinued around the side hill and ravines
for more than a mile, which was done
in one day. The ground was thrown
out from upper side Of stakes to lower
side. The water ran freely the entire
distance. The same thing can be done
on many farms for irrigating, and I
often see places as pass through the
country where water from springs and
small streams could be conveyed with
a small expense to higher ground than
its present channel and stored in res
ervoirs for irrigating, and not lost as
1t now is by running off in the creek
beds. In sandy, porous soils, pudding
the water with clay will form a coat
ing to prevent the water from soaking
away so FAST. ]. Shearer, in Ohio
Farmer.