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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Die Aettun9smeoaiue.
Cine .nitige M,litar- grtnnerun9 aaS alter
i2eit.

SO mar in iener erauen 0oraeit, ias
gen mir Dor I6tunbpier3ta, als bic
Tdbnori6e unb bispeilen iosar audi
einiQe 2isutenants bin unb nieber nod
tein iiberf liiIIisss @slo bsiaBsn. Sc
geffen uno getrunten ipuroe aber au9
bamuls bereits betanntli6 ebenio gut,
tpte beut3uta9e uno 9elellI9aften CAB
es audi i4on, BEL oenen gel tssIpriibenz
be iinaere Militdrs serne our Safsl
ge5ogen 5u lperoen pflester, obne oub
lie ii4 geraoe al5ufebr bassssn gez
ftrdubt Adttetn. =
Der SG6nOri9 bon 5. mar audi 10
Giner bon 9enen, bic niemals cine
GlnIuoung abi9lugen, elmer eits Der
biloenoen Sii9untsrbaltung psgen,
pelhe bel ipl6en 9%elsgenbeiten nit
iungen 9adfii9en sepflogen tpurbe,
anoererielts unb in Der Sauptia4e aber
aus Seiunobeitsriid 1i6ten, benin Elm
iun9er MilitGrtDrper psrlangt betanntz
lid na9 gutter uno rsiali4sr Nabrung,
tpenn Die nIufri9tigteit Der aDrperz
baltung" ri6tig rsglsmentsmdbig gu
We9e gebradt peroen ion.
0as mar benin nun au9 Iopeit ia
4Qes re9t gut uno fdOn, absr Die Sc
19l6te nit ben 5ublreiGen Diners uno
Soupers bate i9on gu iener sutsn,
alien 3eit oenielben Sebler pis beute,
admli9 NIT ben fatalen - Srtntselz
bern!
9as 3peimarttiid, Der bsutiss Of
fi5ierstbaler, mar bamals nod ni9t er=
funoen, bas polnii9e I6tgroi6enitiid
aalt niGt als nobel, es muBte alio itets
Elm barter, ranoer, gutter, OoQpi9tiser
Sbaler iein, ben man benz SienItmdoz
den in Die 9ano briidte, elm re6t peinz
lt6er 3pang, ourh pelaen bic Mablz
5etten einen i9arfen, uaangenebmen,
metaQii9en Na6sei9mad bstamen,
I'm 10 me6r, tpenn maj iiberlegte, bab
manAe Oerartige Spupers poer Diners
in einselnen oorne6men 6amilien tpirfz
lia ntAt ben Wert6 Die Ter Summe re-
prdIsntirten.
6G6nOria BON 3. bate bas als bers
borragenO i9laues 9ubn natiirli9er=
peiie balo ourhI6aut unb. Ietn geniaz
let Sinn trie6 i'm, cine groBarttgs gr'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
CA
Tragt die die Ore, Die Ir lmmer GekauftH ah
:: = &1XANzZm
Widigan.

@ranb& Sole neunz
idbrise Minnie Srib fam In idred:
li6er @eiie um's eeben. ste ipielte
nit enberen &inbern auf Der StraBe,
mo trodenes @ras anse5iinoet morben
mar. Die &leiber Der &leinen &C.
rietben in Brano, unb BITE Wutter bes
&inbes fam gu ipdt, um ibren 2tebz
ling retten gu t0nnen. Oas Wde9en
ltarb cine Stunbe Ipater.
Oregon.
b.-Ster baben itd BITE
9ineitl6en Sisbbtnber : 8ereine ben
&ries ertldrt unb eine Wieberbolun9
Der morberiiden Sebbe, bic Dor Is
Sabren i'm gbineienuiertel eine In.
sabl Menidenleben, f%oitete, 1T gu be-
fir9ten. Ote @btneien, BITE it9 IT,
res 2ebens ni6t mebr ii9er fiblen,
baben bic 8eb0rben Tim Sdue erlu91
unb bic Yoliaeima6e in gbinatopn II
p%erboppelt worben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

NN5iige nuD neDerr1fe e $ Sss,:"t s siata as s ss
eunbenibneioer bafur u~erlauSen4
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Observation-Disclosures
Sir BEN rNorbfern" beri6tet DON &esitrar
Serrn Sobn sc. @muel.

@m Z q Woo5 an s 9 @einauo {! le
+ 9 % 8 122 81 90. ............S 5000
6 gorgeroin9 OH Sobn & goie int tie
/ unb QnbereS 9 II 8 123 ST So. 5000
& g Gompa Qn s 8urfe Its &2
blt 30 0reat Nortberu 20o Melroie 725
s S60ner Oil Sobu @oppe 1t 8 bIt
Seites abb Sreeport. ........... $50
= 8runiils oil Sbeo Golden fir let
g 80 8 1875 al 80 1900
y 81 Spe OH % Siron ct al 1t Z blt
Eirtball Yrdirie. .............. 1000
90 Wauriu ct al OFT Sos s Sauer 1t
5 blf 10 Gol5 Sprin9 ........... 300
So 8rans an q NelIon tbeil Its Is
2 bt 5 Sauf @entre ............ 925
SO @eten on SEQ. Weper int u,p4
& nn4 int g 5E 124 Sl o.. 1860
Ulars. 2eipis anb g % Sounepp fir
GOT 4 BIT l Saut Centre .......... 700
Geo q. @arreis au Sobn gSeiwpba
Its l e 2 BIT Is albanp ....,..... 1900
g s. Mafiett at emma Mob It 6 lat
tons LIT Ibb &ir1bau Yratrie. .... 1000
Die ct. g M & Wt &p 60 an @reeor
Smolep int int S27S 126 81 20 300
6 Stanser Oil Sobn g 9dser Its 5 Is
6 BIT / @arfielo's Nbb ct @loub.. 200
S 8eue III 90 S6oubers np4 np4
g 16 6 1875 81 33 ............ 1850
ausuita gtelion an 9 g golbnes IT
blf Is Sauf Centre. ............ 1925
Ole 9unbnrom an 6 s Seebp nj let
@ 81 & 122 al 2S...... ........ 1000
Sbrrber an $ gisbee Cots 4 5 BIT
8 &imball Hrairie. 80. ......... 600
sos Srumer on @m Wetcalf ie4 g
IS : 1875 81 80. AGO
s 8 Yausburn to sc Wabauua Il tie
I unb Got 2 g 35 & 127 &I 34.... 27OO
Sranf 9inben au g Gapp np4 lnb
Mnberes 9 Is & 1913 81 34....... 54OO
Ssobn Blair an g g abbott mel mel
g II 121 &I 90. lO25
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finouns gu MAIDEN, bic inn in Der boz
muligen 6armlosz erfinounssarmen3eit
p~ahrbaftis ale G5re ma6te. Gr
taufte ii9 nGmli9 cine ftdrte, 6altbare
@ummii9nur, bic er an Der Snnenieite
ieines grtramantels beFeitigte; glei6z
asitiQ nabm er sinsn geAt bartsn uno
iharffantigen, neutrality-suspicious. S6az
Ter, bo6rte in Oenie;ben Elm tleines 2Oz
6elden unb 5os beIasts @ummiI4nur
our6 bieie Seffnune btnourA, in Gbnz
Ii9sr @eiie, ME man bias in IN Ierer
irgigen bohgebilosten 3sit nit ben reiz
aenoen Monocles gu ma9cn pflegt.
0as unoere @nbe Der G1nur purbe
barauf ebenFuGs i'm Mantelfutter fetz
ganG6t, 10 OaB Der S6uler Oaran bauz
melte. SEPT mar er gegen ale Srinfz
gelOI9niertsfsiten geii0ert! Na6te bic
4bi9isbsFunos uno bdngte Die trtntz
aelOboffnungsfrobe mdgO BEN gnGoig
1d6elnben Td6nbci9 ben Mantel I'm,
10 grifF Deriel6e nit elmer geI9idteu
!9anobepegung na4 bem in permanen5
erfldrten SrinfgelOt9aler, preBte bieien
na9 Dirt borne6mer junger gdbaltere
nit einem flii9tigen lei9ten Druid in
Die BatI9hanD Der ebsnfaQ5 Freunbli9
lddelnOen 3ofe, 10 OaB OieIe beutli9
bic Gonturen bes groBen 8elbItiids in
Der inneren SanbflGhe fii6len mubte,
sog feline bsbanoI9u6te Re9te 19leuz
nigit 5uriid, ntdte 9era6lafeno uno
perI9nanb bur9 bic pffene 9austbiir,
ben aeretteten S6uler ii6er am mar
men 9uien bergenb, benin oieier tpar
ielbftperItdnoli9 iOfort an ielnen Ylab
suridgeI4neQt.
Oa bon 8, itsts fin bisie MunipuIa.
ton ben 9lufbru6 me6rersr PerIoner
abpartete, 10 nurbe bus Teblen bes Ell
men S6ulers natiirli9erlpeiI e meilten5
in Der Q~ufregung ni6t iofort bemertt;
bsrIslbe tonnte ia iibrigens auA aui
ben Ssppi4 gefolsn iein. OasWsancr
itsute it9 INNER erit bsraus, tpenn BIZ
betrsffenbe Serri9aft nuA 9erlafer
bes leBtsn 9aites nit Der 3ofs bic Nb:
rsanung iibsr bic S~rintselosr porsu:
ne9men pflegte. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Sol1e, rpel1e bte Qdnberetel

- Solde, pelde bic 9dabereien
In @olben Bailey beit9tisen molen,
baben nun @elesenbeit, an irsenb et=
mem @odentase Ste @eiie bortbina nsu=
treten. Man melbe ii9 In Der Office
pom Serrn Yeter Brtd ober In Der
Office pon 9errn Sobn so. gmmel
lpdteltens TIM 9 l1br uormittass an
benz Gage, at weldem man retien min.
Gin &etourbtuet foitet $40. 10 Emit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
&pu Die Sferfreube

poa lein, 10 muB bic sei9Gftise !Sansfrau
fir einen suten Slid 9elorst baben. Bel
inns fauft mar, basu bic beiten nnb laftigiten
Mpfeliinen, seldmaduoue gobnen, friiden
Salat, mobli1medenbe @rbbeeren nnb aIe
Sorten @rocerien ber beiten nnb tetniten
9rt. Sci uns fault man nnr quite Waaren
3u niebrtoen Yreiieu.
@ebri ii b ct n e n,
ct. Gloub, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

ieinem Mantel beripirt, faum bate Ct
ben tiefen S6mera ber Srennung bon
Dem 10 eng nit i6m oertpa9Ienen 9eloz
1tlid empfunoen, taum mar inn Der Be-
oeutenoe Eib, pel9er bur9 bieIea0orz
gang in feinen MISUNDERSTANDING
bate itattfinOen fDnnen, tlar Dor Die
9eloenieele getreten, ba rattle ct a1G
bereits feline geIammte @e! ite5gegenz
mart auIammen uno Iprah in ben
i@Oniten uao I9neioigiten H2aIauauten
au Der i'm Derpunoert aablidenben
3ofe: SD babe ibuen ha tpo9l -
aus 8erIe6!n - meme Rettunasmez
battle in Die DanO gsoriidt, nlsir Sinh,
bite geben Sic BE gsTGG;sit tpieoer
Der, ib lperoe sic bafir ,ntIddOis
oen!" Spra4's, smpftng bon Der tiefs
fnirenOen i6muden Mofo is;r reta
tenOeH uno gerettetsn S6aler nieoer
unO briidte i6r - Elm polrii9ss Mdta
oroidenItid in bic !SdrS! bsnn bic
3peimarft iide lpd,en bamaIs, ipis seA
fagt, nod nidt erfunoea! CONT mar
bic RettunQsmeouiue seret:sL
8isconiin.
90 abiou.- Der gouuerneur
ianbte etn Geto on ben Senat. Oai
lelbe betrof bic Blu. pelbe es BEN
Superpi1o.en Set per19tebenen geun
ties eeltattet, Solbaten Monumente
e.ri6ten 81 loilen unb tafir $40, 900
81 bepiuisen, obne bieie Srase sue,it
benz SOlfe untesbreitet gu baben. Ser
@ouuerneur ia9t III leiner goti6aft.
baB er itets bafar asittren perbe, baB
Wonumsnte sebaut piiroen gum On
benten an rte tapferen Solbateu, bic
in Der Stunbe ber Notb ibr 9ebeu in
bic S9anse i9lusen, Inn bas 8ater
lamb gu idiben, bod miiiie er oarouf
beItebeu, baB bos 8olt, bas fir btele
Womlmente gu bsSoblen babe, ou9
bariber beitimmen mil1e, Oh unb ME
lol6e erEi6tet ,perben IoQten.
Mona.
Woterloo. - Gin in 6te1er
Na6bari6aft po9nenber Tarmer
namens S. 6. Sidttn mar felt Is
Sabren trant, uub tein Nrst tounte
Iein 0eiben uerlteben Gonneritas nabm
Der Wanu In 8ersmeifluna ei1 Bred
mittel, tarob aus ieinem Wta9en 5pei
Bull Snafss" tamea; cine Der
S6lan8en mar lber bret SUB lang IL.
maB I'M Ourdmeiier Iieben I6telsou.
s.-6ierw muir:
Ben mad Der gorlteiIuns BON nSbe
Yourser 8~rotbers", etnes Stanbalz
iti6es, bic ldmmtlt6en Sdauipieler
bes Strides, Is an Set 3abl, auf
Seran(aiiuns Der Wcmens 9brtltian
temperance Union uerbaftet, Ser
Ierein beabli6tist, bas S9lieBen
auer Sbeater an Sonnta9 bei5u
fibren.
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stir Den SfferttIb

fault man bel uns auBer ben SiterlGmmern
nur bic aaerfeiniten unb sel6madpodiien
Slsiidiorten. SIR bieies Set babeu mir
inns nameutli6 gut uorbereifet, unb ,per AT
Sitern eineu 9el6modpolen Sdinfeu ober
einen 9uten Sraten senieBeu piQ, uerfeble
ti6t, in inherent geidaite llmi6au SIT bal=
ten. Wtr baben aues, mas 4llse uub Ma=
gen nar besebreu farm.
So t&2amme t II,
ct. Glonb, Minn.
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- Oerientse, wel6er ct. Satobs
Del sesen rbeumatii@e S@merSen ee=
brau6t, 1T fein Starr, ionbern er be-
meit feline &lusbeit, iubem er bas bette
9eilmtttel sesen bic S6meraen sez
brau@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

- Oas bette Pbpiic: gbamber.
latn's Wasen= unb aeber Edfel@en.
eet@t gu nebmen; ansenebm In ietner
@irtuns. gu perfaufen In alien
Npotbefen 100 Patent : Mebiatnert gu
baben ftnb.
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&QfhinQten.

Seattle. - Trotbem bte Mtts
glieber bes Mbpotatenuerbanbes aQe
m6sliden Mittel tn Mnwenbuns sc.
bra6t, UNI es gu perbinbern, baben bic
@roBsel6moreuen benno9 bic Nnfla:
gen u%nterbreitet, wel9e iie se9en ben
Mapor, YoltSeidef, ueri6iebene Srie
bensridter unb ionitise prominente
DISQUALIFICATION erboben batten. SIM
9ansen wurben 10 Gnflasen einses
rei6t, wouOn li1 inbeB Z sesen
tleinere WtHetbdter ri9ten GnSetla8t
iinb: Mapor 8. S. 9ames, Hints:
mibbrau6 Yoliseiri6ter@ George, gerz
letuns ieiner Nmtspfli6t; Sriebensz
ridter {. s.. Gam, grpreiiuns unS
Weineib Sacob Surtb, Grlansuns
ipertbpolen g%tsentbums bur6 Setrns ;
8alter g. Sutton, Serletuns ieiner
Mmtspft9t; CHARLES S. 8bittleiep,
llnteri9leif g. g. Pabben, Inter
idleif 80. S. 8bittleiep, Inter
i9letf. Gt6ter Gam wurbe anse
tlast, neil er nidt anseben tonnte
ober wolte, mas aus Zen $3.50 se=
worbeu lei, bie ibm fit bte Iusteuuns
zines Saftbefebls i6erseben ,puroen.
Surtb lit PrdliOent Der Seattle Glec.
trio Company. ST unS Elm Wann Sea-
mems Sbaffton iruen BET Sersebunj
bes Observation-Disclosures ben Staots
ratb babur6 binter's Sidt sefabrt ba=
ben, baB tie als &outurrentea auftra
ten, it6 aber sesenieitis in bic 9dnbe
arheiteten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Perfection 1T da$ rf6ti9e Wort.

perfection 1T bas ein5tse Wort, bas auf uni ere &leiber In
Wirtlidfeit paBt. &ein ansus mro wertb sebalen, BET us ~uorse5eist
gu weroen, menn er n6t ben bOdaeu aniOroerunsen ber b06iten Sdnei=
hsrunt entiprt6t. Nerfefte Tabrtfafe, ~perfefter Stbl, per=
T efte Nrbstt, adeS bteiss In gerbinbuns nit perfect paienben aleiz.
beln werben bel uns 8efunbeu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-14
SUPERVISION
OF MONOpOLIES
Judge GrOsscup Advocates Control
By Government.
ONLY SAFETY OF NATION.
Change Laws SO No Set Of Men Can
Organize Corporation Except on
strict Legal Basis,


Dlxou ILL.,, Aug H.-Judge Peter
Grossoup of the limited States circuit
o,,r, f., an oal,... -. 49,, a.,
V''' y III d" "uu'e'' "eio oeio' '"'
Lutheran assembly, expressed his re-
lief that in the supervision Of mOnopo-
lies hv rho goverrr,ant Ilo, tho onI,,
~.
nope ioi me perpetualloh Oh the AlheIl-
can nation, sounded a note OF warning
against the n,anirulutIon of securities
f., a., $50. 40 -.
AZ VIC l'''V'''' VI u''9O'upU'ouS P'o'll"'-
'ls ana spectators.
In the fact that within the last year
thc donosits IN SAVINGS ho,nls ho,o An
oreossd ran, 80 0oo ana Ooo w s,d ooo ono
000 a einietar rotbo, In N's se,,,,,t,,
meaning wae trac"d ~ al, di",ar
inc thot under no,,nai ,cnditSons III
vast ano,,nt youId haye ' hann in,.o .,'tl
o1 no tbe iohorIna. cinsso,. hnt ~ 4,
,yoe iytne tIla ,rhnea,," oi,,e s,,t III
and 6igh,ur rasrais ,,or ro" ME w. s,,i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-14
COMMENCE WITH SNAIL FlOCKS.

The one who has tried poultry as a
source of profit and failed during the
first year says Maine Farmer. has
made gain in one direction, even IL
having Lost IN another. 1t requires a
years experience to learn where the
mistakes are made, and II one can
learn how to avoid the mistakes, one
half Of the difficulty win be overcome.
The greatest mistake Is in undertake
ing the business with too many henA.
The proper mode is to commence with
small flock breed for the kinds de-
sired and gradually increase until the
desired number has been secured. A
breeder who had little experience
when he began procured several hun
dred hens with which to commence, but
nearly two-thirds Of them died with
disease He regards the disease as The
most fortunate thing that happened. as
he found out how to avoid mistakes
that he had made ana the result is
that he has since made his fiocks pay
him well. Drawbacks are discouraglne
but they are sometimes blessings in
disguise,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-14

clpal place for the gathering Of the peo-
pie, but the lawless elements there Or
ganized mob and drove them out,
About twelve thousand found a resting
place in Illinois and built up the beau
iiful city of NauVoO, whence, as above
stated they were cruelty driven by mob
law after building up the city and es-
tablishing their homes there. The story
that Is told Of then sufferings and pri-
yations during their long march in
search Of new home Is most pathetic
Joseph Smith finally suffered martyr
| dom by assassination in the Jail at
Carthage, H., and was succeeded by
Brigham Young.
The prosperity that has attended
them since their arrival at Salt Lake
City is wonderful. There are three 9TH
err temples In Utah, the membership
numbering 5000. They have beauti-
fed Salt Lake City with foliage and
have supply Of water that IS continu-
ally running freely In the cutters Of the
principal streets. There are many
handsome buildings, and an air OF
thrift prevails. Capitalists, whose
wealth ranges at a high figure, are nu-
merous The Temple Block which con-
tains the Temple. the Tabernacle. AS
sembly Hall, Bureau N Information
and an old adobe building covering the
U. S. Meridian stone and astronomical
instruments is 40 rods square and con-
tains 10 acres. IL Is a beautiful park.
The Temple is sacred TO Mormon pur-
poses and none but Mormons are per-
mltted to enter 1t, II was 40 years in
course OF erection. Including the Annex
and smaller buildings the cost Of con-
struction was about $1,000, 600. II is a
beautiful and tasteful piece OF architec-
ture.
The Tabernacle will hold 5000 people;
$50 feet from the rostrum the sound Of
a pin-drop could be distinctly heard.
With its perfect acoustic construction,
its fine organ and we'll trained choir
OF 800 voices, the effect Of its music is
marvellous, and It's speakers can be
heard distinctly at any part Of its Inn
mense auditorium. outside Il looks like
a big turtle. The organ Is S0xa3 feet, IS
feet high. and contains $500 pipes; its
cost including repairs to date, is yli5.-
900; II was built by Mormons and
chiefly Of native wood. There are also
ward assembling halls In each bishops
ward, numbering, II We recolect Alright,
%. The population OF the city is
$500 or more.
The city. while largely composed Of
"Mormons.' has n large voting list OF
Gentiles, and Its government is now in
the hands OF the latter. Besides the
places Of Mormon" worship there are
churches Of other denominations and
several Presbyterian and Catholic edi-
fees are In process OF erection. az great
cost, The school system is excellent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-14

his possession. His limited means and
the little time that he found to make
and write his translation made the pro-
cess a slow one, and II was not Ill 1881
that the Book OF Mormon was first pub
lished to the world.
The Church was established April 3,
1880. at Fayette Seneca Co., N. Y, and
RAPIDLY increased IN membership;
branches were organized in many of the
states and a temple was erected In
Kirkland, Ohio Missouri was the prin-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-14
No More Cameras on Ships.

New York, Aug 4.--At the request
" the representatives. of the steamship
ines in the international Mercantile
Marine company, and II Is said as a re-
suit OF the recent experience OF j, 7.
Morgan upon his return from Europe
The custom OF giving passes to board
incoming ships with cameras has been
discontinued, 10y the customs officials.
"A man who came to US from the
White Star line said that the officers
Of that line and of other lines had re-
,elyed many complaints from pas.
,engers who had had their pictures
taken for publication against their
Wills, and that they wished the discon-
linuance Of the issuing Of camera
passes for this reason. We have no IN
lerest In the matter at ALL"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-14
OCCUPATION DAY.
Veterans Of Army OF Philippines
Celebrate II IN Manila.

Manila, Aug. l4,-Veterans OF the
irmy of the Philippines celebrated oc-
,upation day with a parade in which
100 men took part, clad in the old reg
llation service clothing Of blue shirts
md khaki, A banquet was afterwards
ierved at which the story of the cam
oaign during the stirring period, in the
,arly occupancy of the territory, clos
ID by the capture of the city OF Manila
VAS told and the battles fought over
lgain around the festive board. Com
missioner Smith was the chief speech
maker OF the evening. Two-thlrds Of
he veteran soldiers of the campaign
1ow serve In one position or another
lnder the civil government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-14
THE KANGAROO'S MONEY.

Andrew Carnegie brings each year from
Scotland new collection OF Scottish stor-
es One OF last years gathering concerns
/ very ignorant farmer.
This farmer. over glass Of whisky,
wmpathiEed one day with the complaints
VI an old friend Of his. a peddler. The
seddler said the times were always hard
n Scotland: the people had no money
here Il was poor place TO get along ia
What yen say Is true the farmer
lgreed. why don't you emigrate 10 Aus.
ralia, lavish? Australians a grand place
W all accounts"
at used TO be-" the other returned
but " Is 80 no longer Australia is as
wercrow ded now as any other land"
"The coast may be. the farmer admit
ed, but the interior I'm sure Is not. Go
o Australia. lavish, and push into the
Interior"
ID the Interior" said the peddler
There's nothing there but kangaroos."
The farmer thought that kanEaroos
we're scme foreign race Of people. well
lavish" he said reproachfully. isn't a
tangaroo's money as good as any other
nan'sT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-14

ing the value Of home grown feed stuifs
in comparison with wheat bran, which
is always so expensive:
The object OF the feeding experiments
herein described was to ascertain
whether hay made from yCtch, COW
peas ana soy beans could be adyan-
tageously substituted for most Of the
wheat bran In the ration of dairy cows,
The following values a ton were used
IN calculating the cost Of feed:
Wheat BRAN $50: yetch hay $40. COW
pea hay. SO Cottonseed Sl2: cotton
seed meal $50. cot.onsecd hulls, s..
Vetch hay proved fully equal in feed
ing value 10 similar weight OF wheat
bran by this substitution the cost OF
feed required to make pound Of butter
was reduced 25 per cent which Is
equivalent TO "a monthly saving Of S92.2O
IN a herd Of 20 COWS.
with the vetch the cost Of food FOR
one polnd OF butter averaged 10 cents
in contrast to 1874 cents when wheat
bran was feds
Tile waste IN feeding vetch hay was
with most COWS. about 6 per cent Of the
amount offered them, ard with COW
pea hay about 16 per cent; the latter
residue being useless, Is charged as a
part Of the ration
That portion Of the COW pea hay eaten
proved fully equal I'm feeding value TO
wheat bran. Charging the COWS with
all the COW pea hay offered them. We
find that COW pea hay had SO per cent
OF the feeding value OF wheat bran,
one ton OF this hay being equal 10 l,120
pounds OF wheat bran.
When wheat bran was worth so a
ton. COW pea hay was worth il72O and
vetch hay $50
The monthly profits a COW were A.65
on the yetch ration and S435 on the COW
pea ration.
One Of the Jersey cows used In this
test produced butter al cost for food
Of only sl-3 cents a pound, when fed
on the vetch ration.
Running COW pea hay through a feed
cutter did not decrease the waste Of
feeding this food,
-Four and one half per cent more but
ter was produced with soy bean hay
than with COW pea hay. II we take
account Of the portion OF each actually
eaten: however. a larger proportion OF
the coarse stems Of the soy bean hay
was left uneatcu,
When corn hearts were substituted
nor wheat bian the yield Of butter was
increased BY 3 per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-14
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