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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08

Rit Ridii6t auf bic grobs ansabI pom Qranteu
pelhe bic Sritiiben 0ottOren in ibrer Office, 3a6 unO
" council 8ebduee, autgeiu9t baben. unb nibt i'm
Stdnoe ipnreit, fe 81 %ipreben, bnben bieie herpprras
aenbe Serren aut pieIieitiaes gerlangen einaeiuiuiat,
onmit fortjufabren, ibre 6ienite fir bic 3eit non ofei
Nionaten pouitanbie ~toitenfrei gu Ieiiten [ggeOi,inen
ansgenomnenl nno spar allen Qrdntefi, pel6e fe
pom ieRt bic gum 1. SIli b~etreiis 8ebanSluna aufiu.
beli moaen. Oas beiBt natirlth Mot, bab bic Office
ees Snitttnts an oiefem Rage geidloien wiro, 6a fe
Snrd5 IS S,e .n' bis ib s,@ Sirs g e. TSS SSs ssnss SaSr PIN:
Sritiiben Dottoren nap benz 1. Suli ibr regelmdsiges
9onorar fur SebaneIung unO 9ient berebnen
Ipetoen,
0ieie 9ieuiie befteben ni6t auein In Goniultatios
men, nnteriubungen unb Aatbi1ldaen, ipnoeru and,
III allen 3irureii6en Operatiotnn.
Der Siped btetes Soraebens lift Der, fbneu unb pers
ienlIb nit ben 8rdnfen nno BeLaiteteu betannt AZ
Iperoen, uno unter feiuen llmitdneen pire elm Sonos
rar fir bic IN ben eriten brei Tonaten aeleiiteten
Stsntte getofeert pom 0ehientgeh, Ipelbe ftp Dor benz
Die Sottoren bsban0eIn aue arten non arantbeiten
nne Seore9ei une garanttren cine Seiluna in iebem
6aue, ben ne annebmen. Set Der erfen llnterrebung
iptrb cine griinblihe ttnteriu6une uoreenommen unb,
IpeIln unbeilbar, piro 60 Sbnen rant uno fret mitaes
tbeiIt, AUD iperben sic por Der Sorausgabuns ibTes
Weloes geipdrnt.
Rdnnii6e uno peibIibe Sbpade, Gatarrb unS
eatarrbdlifbe 5aubbeit, Qrampiabern, ueriorene
Nfahnestraft, Blntpergtttung unb 6roniihe Qrants
betten teoer art, Srtbe, &rogt, Nrebs, bic Opiumiub
itnb ale 0rdntbetten oes Rldgrates tuereen burb uns
iere nene Nebanelnng fiber geheilt.
0as Sriiii4e Re6i3intibe Snhiint bat fur ibre
SDei9ofttee in 9iefiser Stast nit sroben Rotten ben
StaOt gbilabelpbia. Or 1T eine Der puiiSerpouien
Stiinenngen, peI@e Der ~bentiSen meOisiniiaen sSeIt
Or. w. %ssattins, Der erte Gbirurs Sss S~nfituts,
lettet oafelbe perionIid.
spre4ftanben pOn 9 rPr gor9ens bis $ ubr
Abenbs; Sonntags uon 10 biz ~ lbr.
Se1onoere Semertung.-Aenn Sic Mot ielbt pors
ipreten tonntn, i6iden sic cine S~rieimarte fir ben
6rage sSo9en tir bausli4s SsbanSIuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
0erfauf Der Sfofter . SduSereien
auf ben Nbilippinen.

Oie nnterbanblunssn auf ben gbiIip.
pinen aplfGen benz 8atitan unb Der ante.
ritaniihen &eeierung um ben 8srfauf
Der Wbndsldnoereisn unb UNI bic Gnts
fernuns Der einseborensn blonde bon
benz IrGipel. inb bonn 8aplt Bns X.
abeebroten potben, faat cine Dspeite
aus 8om an bic Rew DbrL ,8orIb."
Dter. Subj, Der ,bmtf6e Brdlai, Der
aIs upuItoliiber Delseat nab Wanila
eeianbt tpurbe, nm bic nntsrbanbluneen
~ leiten. III mad @om sutidberufen
poroen. mo er 40 9eeinn Hopember ers
pattet tuirb. g8ie es beibt. iol er cine
Der eurobdif6en Nuntiaiuren erbalten.
SIN 8Om IN man Der @nli&t, bab
@uioi's Wiiiion febleeidlassn 1T. bnupt.
iddIi&. neil ibm bic bon Der ameritani.
iden Rseieruus setotensn Prsiie fiir bic
W6nG8lduosreien fur 40 niebris eridei.
men. Die in Srass fommsnoen Orben
beitanben auf b6bsrsn Breifen
Sc il i'm 8aiifan beidloHen tporben,
oab iber 8bilippinsnfrossn in 3utunft
oirett sDiiden benz pdpitlihsn StaatsIes
trstdr uno Der amsritaniidsn &sgieruus
unterbanbelt tperben Ioa, ODER aber, oab
BON Rcm elm SpesiaIrsprdieatant nab
ben 8sreiuisten Staten spsds Inter.
banbluna aeianot peroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
Ncffbubel 8eriAt nod ntdt ;u
%eriparteu.

Stun. ba Der 9rafoent mad Bafbins.
ton s~uttidsefsbrt 1T, mag aud ipobI msbr
2ebsn in bic aneslesenbeiien beS General.
poftnmtes fommen. SfIfs, @ensraIpofts
meifter 8riitOtp in nod INNER nit Der
4usarbeituns ieines 8eriGtes fiber ben
Boftifanbal bei6dftist. Sc NOR ertpars
let rorben. buB bisier SsriGt sum l.
Ottober fertie porIiseen tpirbe, 70 bab
Der YrdIibent benielben nn1 ieiner Rid.
fsbr ms Weibe Suus fosIsi6 ipirbe
pornetmen tbnnen. Gber ipie 9riifoD
cOnitatitte, ia niGt baran su benten.
@S tpirb nod mebrere Wu1e bauern, bis
MueS bur6eeorbeiiet 1T.
Die nddite Srass bon SntsreRe III,
Oh Der 8eri&i oann aud Der OsffentIid.
felt iiber8sbsn tpirb. 8rifOm it baae.
gen. gBis er anosutei. iinb in benz so,
iument Dinse enibaIten. psI1e bon
Wi6tiefeit fur bic 8eitoIeune bes Bro.
sefies eri6einen, unb er bdIt ss fir pers
tebrt, ben NnpdIten Der anaetIaaten
Bofeuuner @inii6t in bisie Sahen ,u
%seitattsn. BrdIibent &ocfepelt ipiro ba.
Der felbft su entiGsiben baden, OF Der
9rifop'8 sribt BEN 9ubIifum mitse.
tbeilt tperben iolI ober nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
9anbpirtbf6aft auf ben 3bilip.
ptnen.

2aut 8sridten bss 4dsrbnu. Bureaus
su WaniIa. .ipeI1e i'm 8riesS. Depurts,
ment einsetrofsn iino. bat man i'm
4r1ipel Experiments nit benz Mnbau
,ablrei&sr @smdisarten, tpie 8obnen,
grbfen, Sparssln, 8ObI. BIumsntobl.
@urfen, MeIonen. Ofra, Spinat. 50,
matoeS, &iben etc. semaht. @urisn,
NeIonen uno dbnli6e gFansen Iiefsrtsn
gar feline @rtrdse, neil Snieften unh
fungus 8rantbeiten bic Srihte nidt sur
Reife ~eslaneen lisbsu. grbien famsn
ebsnfaas idlsdt fort 8Obnsn ipudisn
an einselnsn Orten. @isrpfunssn. Toma'
toes un6 8fsferpfansen ersuben Dor.
trefhide @rtrdss, un6 fnft ebsnio gut
Spinat, psrfdiebens Ribenarten, 3cpfs
falat unb Gnbipien.
Cine anaabI iupaniider Grudturten,
10 Yfuumen unit Citrus Sridie. Der.
ipreden quite @rtrdse, bessIei6en Srnus
ben unb 9erfmmonS. Neue 2abafsur.
ten ipurben in ben alien 2abatS'D iitrit.
ten bon gapuean unb ISABELLA nit Gr.
fole eesoeen. Die Semlbunsen bee
adsrbau'8 Bureaus iOIen forteeisbt tpers
ben. unb nit Der !3eit bofft man cine be,
trihtlide Mnsabl bon Semitic. unb
5ruhtarten. bic Der balbtropiihen unb
ioear Der eemdbieten Bone %anssb5ren.
auf benz 4rdipel beimii& 80 MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
Bum anbenfen an @psbs1.

Dem ermorbsten @ouberneur @osbeI
bon asniudp piro auf benz Staatsfriebs
bof bon Sranffort, 9p elm DenfmaI ge.
febt werben, nit bsfsn Se,heIuna Der
Netp gorfer 8InRIsr O.. 8oretii betraut
it,. Gin 8ruber bss grmorbeten, @rtbur
@oebeI. III ben isiner Seimatb mad Stem
Yort getommen, UNI bas NobeQ Der
Statue su inipisiren. bic fit ben Sal,
oab Der adnftIer redtssitig nit feiner
Grbeit fertie tpirb, am Sabrsstose Der
@rmorbune @Oebel'S entbilt tperben fol-.
Die Soften fdr bas DsnfmaI, ettpa
$4,000. iinO burd bHsntIi6s SubIirip.
tion aufsebra&t. Die Statue III ,ebn
SUB bod, bic Sisur nebsn elmer eoibi.
i&en SduIe ftebenb. bic Iinfe Sanb elm
Wonuiiript uuf BEN 8aden baItenb.
pdbrenb Der reGte Nrm bic @ete zines
@eSners ma&t. 9aS BiebetuI IN aus
@ranii, nit benz &eIief elmer fpeibIihen
@eitaIt. bic Sruuer perfoniFeirenb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
Seutfde Splbaten bcmbarbirten
Sfieiere nit Stetneu.

Cine AnaobI @smsins bonn 2. babii&er
@renabisr, 8eeimsnt bombarbirten idrs.
LID uuf benz Siege nod 8s&srisbnuisn
metrers Dfieiere nit Steinen. 5dnfssbn
Der 2eute purben prOssiiirt unb gum BRO.
ss6 mad 9eibslbers ssbru&t. Die Sol.
oaten tparen emp6rt bariber, bob pier
ibrer 8ametaben iinsft ~ brei bis asbn
Sabren @efdnsniB p%erurtbeiIt ipurben,
neil fe einen nnterofieier Ramens ps.
ters, Der fie unmeniblid mibbdnosIt
battle. bsrpriiseItsn. Der .,8Orudris"
peralei&t bieie barte Strafs NIT Der
Ieidten Strafe. ipsl&e Der Seefabstt
Slfener fdr bic grmerbune zines Gin.
Observation-Disclosures srbisIt. Die Wilitdr.
beb6rben Hagen, bnb bic grfoIes Der Sos
eialbemotraten bel Der Iebtsn Babl BEL
BEN Militdr ben @,iit Der nn3ufrisbenbeit
nod mebr ertuedt babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
Mnterfn&une importirter Seabr,
uneSmtttel bnrA bic Reateruna.


81. s. 80. @iles, Der Gbef bes demi.
iten Bureaus. CAB %befannt, baB bon 2O5
@arecs importirter 3abrunssmitteI, mel.
DE bon feinem Bureau felt benz Sniraft.
treten bes neuen NabrunesmitteI /. gers
fdlfHun8s' @eietes-am l. SuIi-unters
fu4t purben, 20 9robsn ober 10 8ro,ent
eeaen bas @eieb nerfieben unb eonbem.
nirt tpurben. Bon biefen 90 9roben tpas
rem flint 8beintueine unb entbieIten Sas
lieplfdure ; suei frans6fi1e WeiBipeine,
entbieIten SdpefeIidure ; bier DIiren.
Die, entbielten %2einiamenbl unb paren
fali4 etiisttirt ; brei S~raniiurtsr @lr.
Re. entbieIten 9rdisrpatipmitteI, bic Der
@eiunbbeit fddbli6 finb /; bier. sinae.
madte 8eeetabilien, tparsn NIT 8Ieibed.
elm bsbsdt, bic in 8srdbruns nit BEN
Braparat famen (; cine. gifis, Der faIi&
etifettirt unb aus befiairtem NIioboI Der.
sefteIt NOR. uno cine. aus 6drbftof fir
2ebensmittel befsbsnb. in BEN 3oblens
theerfarben benubt tpurben.
Bon ben anberen 1876 Garsos iinb 1877
freiseeeben tporben uno l8 tperben nod
untsriu&t. Sie BETTER msbrsrer con.
eemnirten gareos baben eriuat. ibnen
Belt gu tpeiterem 8etpeife Der 3einbeii
ibrer Waaren su Beben unb iinb bieis
@siu&e beipiaist porben.
9rofsfor Geo. 6. GoIbp bon ber Uni.
perfitdt California 1T bonn gdsrbau.S Sc.
tretar beauftru8t tporben, bic in ben ga.
eifc' Safen eintrsfenoen R~abrunesmittsI
aus fremoen 2dnbern su unterfu1en.
Dieie @rnennuns erfOIste, UNI bic aoftsr
su eriparen. pelde Der Transport bsl
Waaren iibsr ben Continent sur Inter.
iu6ung beruriaden tpiiros. 8epiQisI
Der @OneteB bic notbtuenoisen NiitsI. ID
tperben an peridiebenen Sielen Inter.
fudun8sfctionen etatIirt perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
Mn S9winOIl6tige.

Der Ilntrssi6nsts. Der burG Elm stpSbnIiGts
Witttl sur @efunbbsit pisesr bsrssfsat purbs.
naHesm or sinise SABRE lang an tinfr lbptrsn
eunssufranfbsit uup an Der stfir6tttsn aranf-
belt Sttpinbiuht gslittsn bate, bat Gin srpets
8srlanssn, itiaen Mitlsipsnesn pas ,Wlittel ptr
SeiIuna bffannt ~ MAIDEN glsH Dtnitnisen,
bic IS psrIanssn, pirb or frsunbIibf f~plsnfrti
cine Ibf6rift Der 3ubetitnns ftidsn, ptlGs ls
ais tint iiGtrt Seiluns fir Sdpineluht VIII.
ma, 9aiarrb, Bronchitis unb ale Sals- unb
eunstnfranfbtiitn iuptn ipetbtu. Or bpft, eae
ale esipsnpsn itin 9siImittel probirsn psrbsn,
ea IS ftbr tpfrtbppl 1T. Ditienissn, psIGs bic
3ubereiiune sfrlanstn, pflds ibnfn nihis fpnsn
rtre, nnb Gin Ssssn fir fe isiu mag, ppIltH
ssfGaisf
Gtrp. Gbparb u. @tIGpn,
SrppfIyu, q. y, abrs1irsn.
grpGbut bitIe 3eituna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
OeutfHer 8elebrter pom 0atifan
aeehrt.

Die g%rnennane bes biSbsrigen Saus.
pidlaten Or. Sofef WiIpsrt aum ,.Pro.
ionotartuS GpofoIicus bi numsro" tpirb
in Der 9reRe redt lebbaft bsiproGen.
A0ssmeiner auffafuns nod beosutsi bic
pom Pupft Bius x. uoIaossne grnens
nung bes ~nambaftsn slr&doIogen cine
sana auberorOentIide gbrune fur bic
beuifde Wifenfdaft uno 5UrfGung.
Or. @iIpsrt 1T Der einsise A~usIdnber
in bisiem aus iisbsn 9rdlOten bette.
bsnbsn pdpflidsn @~olesium. ueIGes,
nit bobsn 8orreGtsn nuseefattet, bic
pdpfliden Il :tunbsn 40 ~beelaubissn bat
9ie @bruns tpitb UNI 10 beadtsns
tpsrtber srfldrt, nls bic bsutihe Sor,
f6uns in Rom bisbsr ipfsmatii6 un.
tsrbrGdt unb onssfsinbst tporosn III.
rofdr ii9 sablreihe eilatante 8silpiels
anfabrsn Iiebsn. Aub Or. @iIpsrt,
Der bel Der aatafombenforidune unb Der
Mufbsduns Der drifiiben gl~ltertbimsr
Der Stdot Rom in berborraeenbem 0idbs
m~itssbolfen bat uno bel blelen AnldHsn
fdmdbli& bintaneefebt iuuros. fam Elm
2ieb1en bnbon tneen. gr bat unter
ipRematiIden Sebben i6psr Ieiben milf,
fen, unb bic iebige AusSeidnuns burb
ben neuen Bapit III i'm tpnbrfen Slime
bes @prtes cine Sibne for bic ibm in Der
8~ereanssnbsit su 1beiI setuOrbens un.
sersdte 8erurtbeiluns uno 8sbano'
luna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
Su&te einen S@at, fanb aber nut
Nerenneen.

George 80. Sutton, frtbsr elm gISsr,
mann in Netp Rodele, 1T mad cine,
Abipefenbeit bon Is Monaten. bic er mil
elmer Rsiis mad BEN Stiasn Ocean ,u.
sebra&t batts. ipisbsr beimsefebrt. ii
bate sur Battie bes @apitdns Sumei
8rotpn esb6rt, tpelde mad einsm Stat
bon so MiaiOnen Dollars fuhte. Der ans
eebli& Dor 80 Sabrsn nuf elmer Der
SlbiessSnieIn bon S%esrdubsrn persra.
ben putOe Die Expedition mar sr.
folsIos, unb Ssrr Sutton duBsris feline
nebsrssusuns. bab bic sanss S4ab.
8sibi6te Elm Mdrdsn lei. @ie er
absr iast, bereut er bic 8siis bur1aus
ni&t, ba sr fid gut amIiirt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
Die ease In 1tnsarn Dertporrener
benin lie.

pSuu IGs
8~ubapeRer Ra&ri&ten aus perIdBIi.
der AueIs IaHen ~erfsnnen, bab bic in,
uerpolitifds Sage in tlnsarn ii6 ;ur 8eit
psriporrener bartlett bsnn is borber. Sc
IN Niemanb ~borbanben, ber mad benz
no@malieen 8idtritt beB 9remiers
Rbuen bic 8iIouns zines neuen Winifss
RUINS iibernebmen mb&ts. Soear bic
2ibsraIsn bsfnbsn fi@ ~anbausrnb in
bbdt errsster Stimmuns, ipeil @rai
2buen bic befannte Rebe bes bferreihi'
iGsn prsmiers Or. b. aoerber iiber bic
eislsitbanifden Nnfpri&e auf bic Beein.
fufuns Der semsiniamen SeeresaneeIs'
senbeiten ni@t ensrsif& eenus surid'
mics. Sic balfen tbatid@Iih abusn'a
Sturs berbeifdbren unb iaaten : ,,8om
86niee Iafen mir un8 Mandes e~efalen,
bon 2oerber NidlS."
Die unsarii@s 8riiis bauert istt fini
Ronate. unb feitber berri&t bort betrsffi
bes Staatsbubests unb ber Staatssin.
finite ssrabesu anar&ie. Die Stsusr.
sinnabmen iinb nit isbsm Monat msb,
suriideeeaneen. Die 8auern aablten
beinabe gar Feline Steuern mebr. neil fl
teine @refution gu befdrdten braudtsn,
WittIerpsiIe felt Der Stat ale midi
unumeansli& notbtpsnbisen gussuber
suriid, mas tuisber bic seiammte Bolts.
tpiribfdaft empfnbIi@ beeintrd6tiet
Die nniernebmunssluf Der &aufsut'
unb Sabriianten III ipesen Der bsrriden,
ben nni&erbeit esldbmt. unb SanoeI
unb @anbsl liesen in bebenfli6em NaB'
barnieber. Wis LANCE biefe daotiider
3uftdnbs nod f%cribauern i6nnen. obn'
baB Elm aIsemsiner 2Iabberabaiid er'
foIet, III nidi ub,uisben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
Demofratifae @omiuationen.

Staat.
6jtntraI.N ubitpr-Nrtbur O. DtpaIt.
Siaais. S&aBmeifu-Spd O. Dill. =
8ihtr bts superior : @trtttS-9cbn u
gBarb unb Cabin 8asburn.
County.
Rihtr-S. Or. GbipareS.
Shtrif-S. g. Sprufs.
@puntD. S&aBmtiftr -. ). Ruant.
Diirift. anpalt-D. s. Rnbp.
Trptbpnptar-p. 8. Conner.
Observation-Disclosures 8olar.
@eribtslbribsr-Ntba Spjaf.
Rsgifr-@. .. Gifts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08
Yolferei-Mrbeit.

2adet inns Sbnen einen 8orandlas fit Sbre arbet seben.
Se am meifen ~setuirbisten Saden i'm 9eben fno uniers fIeinea
8equemIidfeiten. Inter oieien Elm bibib sepONertes @0beFtdd.
ollie @rbeit erfer &a6e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-12-15
How to Turn By.Products into Cash

Bro. ]. A. Roberts, Norway, is farm
er who keeps steadily at it increasing
his herds, his swine and his crops yearly,
growing all the while into larger bust
ness and finding financial returns beyond
any salary he could expect elsewhere.
Such a man speaks by the book. We
had the pleasure of hearing him set
forth the practical lessons involved in
the solution of what to do with his by
products, and the lessons be presented
are too valuable to be lost. His opening
sentence well illustrates the quality OF
the man and the work he is doing. He
said:
"When a man begins to weigh and
test he begins to think, to seek more
light and better knowledge. The mar
keting of crops is fully as important as
the growing of the same. | found that
selling whole milk at six cents was a
loss, that there was more in skim milk
and butter. Separator milk is just
right for the pigs. In growing young
calves, cook faxseed and give little
with the skim milk, then add oats but
keep up milk as long as possible. In
pork raising, ten years have radically
changed the situation. Then only few
were sold, now we ship from Norway by
the carload Pig pork is wanted. 1t
doesn't pay to winter. Give the pigs a
home, clean, sunny and with plenty of
fresh air. Grow your own stock. Keep
brood sows in healthy condition, not fat
and surely not poor. Feed them largely
on milk and middlings. The waste prod
uct from a cow, skim milk and dressing
is well worth Sl5 year. Keep your
pigs growing, adding little meal to the
milk. Push them steadily until they
weigh $50 and then sell. No pig can
thrive in cold, damp quarters. Make
pork growing profitable by keeping
cows, using the separator and feeding
fresh skim milk to well bred pigs. Make
your waste products pay good profit
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-12-15
Passing Dairy Cows,

If dairymen would depend upon rails
ing their dairy animals themselves, the
result would be much more satisfactory,
as rule, than to buy from stockmen or
spectators in haphazard way any
''pickups" that are offered.
In order to begin right, calves should
be selected whose grandams on both
sides had good record at the pail or
churn; then there will be a reasonable
hope that the calf will evolve into a
profitable COW.
IL we are in the dairy business for
milk, then the attention is drawn to-
ward the animal which will turn her
food and energies into furnishing an
abundance of milk; but if the aim be
cream or butter we do not care whether
the amount of milk be large or small,
so it yields proper amount OF butter
fat.
But if the dairyman deems the rearing
of calves only ''side ISSUE" and as a
result gives only indifferent treatment,
he might just as well buy his own COWS
for q stunted calf is pitiable object,
and will never fulfill its destiny, no mat
ter what its after treatment may be.
Extravaganza in the feeding of the
calf is neutrality-suspicious.,
never. Extravagant feeding-it would
be so called by many-means milk fresh
from the COW or new milk for at least
three weeks after the birth of the calf
and the calf that is not worth what new
milk it can consume during the first few
weeks of its life is not worth the rear
ing. Let me emphasize that the, first
weeks of the calf's existence determine
its value later on.-Dairy Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-12-15
nildest tone.

~ mean, sir, that I've been hunting
for you for an hour and more over the
whole of this town. The English and
Indians are upon us, and there's no
time for fooling Where are all the
men"
BEVERLEY comprehended the situation
in second Helms face was congest-
ed with excitement. Some scouts had
come in with the news that Governor
Hamilton. at the head of 500 or 600
soldiers and Indians, was only three or
four miles up the river.
"Where are all the men" Helm re-
peated.
Buffalo hunting, most of Them said
Beverley.
"What in thunder are they off hunt
ing buffaloes for?' ragged the excited
captain.
You might go to thunder and see.'
Beverley said. and they both laughed
in sheer masculine contempt Of pre-
dicament too grave for anything but
grim mirth.
What could they do? Even Oncle ia.
zon and Rene dc Ronville were Off with
the hunters. Helm sent for Nj. Rous'
sillon in the desperate hope that he
! could suggest something, but he lost
his head and hustled off to hide his
money and valuables. Indeed the
French people all felt that, so far as
they were concerned, the chief thing
was to save what they had. They well
knew that it mattered little which OF
the two masters held over them-they
must shift for themselves. In their
hearts they were true to France and
America; but France and America
could not now protect them against
Hamilton, therefore it would be like
suicide to magnify patriotism or any
other sentiment Objectionable to the
English. So they acted upon NJ. Rous-
sillon's advice and offered no resistance
when the new army approached.
"My poor people are not disloyal to
your flag and your cause" said good
Father Beret next morning to Captain
Helm. 'but they are powerless. Win
ter is upon u.s. What would you have
us do? This rickety fort Is not ayaila-
BILE for defense. The men are nearly all
far away on the plains. Isn't 1t the
part of prudence and common sense to
make the best OF a desperate situation?
Should we resist. the British and their
savage allies would destroy the town
and commit Outrages too horrible to
think about. In this case diplomacy
promises much more than a hopeless
fight against an overwhelming force"
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STATE OF MAINE.

pNEoRD - Nov. q, 1905.
Taken this twenty-third day of November on
execution dated Nov 3 and Issued on a Judge
ment rendered By the Supreme Judicial CoWt
for the County OF oxford at term Thereon begun
and held on the second Tuesday OF october, 10
wit on the goth OF October In favor OF Z. l. Dur
g,ln OF Porter, against Fred 4. Thayer OF Saco,
In the County OF York. for hfty eight dollars anu
twenty three cents damage, and eleven dollars
and thirty two cents cost of suits, and Will DC
sold az public auction at nv store, In said Porter
10 the highest bidder. on the twenty-fourth day
OF December az ten OF the clock IN the forenoon,
the following described real estate, ana all tne
right title and interest which the said Fred a.
Thayer has OF had In and to the same, on the
third day Of September, A. ID. 1892, NJ three
O'Clock In the afternoon, when the same was
attached on the writ In the same suit, TO VII
situated on the south side of Main street In
Brownfeld Village, bounded on the east by lanti
of Mrs. Ell Bean. south by land OF Eli b sean
west by land OF l.. K. Giles, said Thayer's inter
est being one df fth common and Undivided.
JAMES W. CHAPMAN, Deputy Sherin'
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strong and true and brave he was! In
her imagination she saw the flag above
him. saw him die like Il panther ut
bay, saw the gay rag snatch"d down
and torn To shreds by savage hands.
1t was the tragedy Of single moment
enacted in fashlight Of anticipation.
She released Jean so suddenly that
he fell TO the floor. She remembered
what she had said TO Beverley on the
night of the dance when they were
standing under the flag.
You made il and set ii up he light
ly remarked. "You must see that no
enemy ever gets possession of ii. espe-
cially the English"
"I'll take il down and hide 1t when
there's danger of that" she said in the
same spirit.
And now she stood there. looking at
Jean without seeing him. and repeated
the words under her breath.
"I'Il take it down and hide 1t. They
shan't have it,"
Mime. Roussillon began to call from
the other room in loud, complaining
voice. but Alice gave no heed to her
querulous demands.
STAY here. Jean, and take care OF
Mamma Roussiflon," she presently said
to the hunrhback. 81 am going out;
| ri he back soon. Don't you dare leave
the house while I'm gone. Do you
| hear!'
She did not wait for his answer, but,
snatching hoOdlike fur cap from peg
OH the wall, she put 1t on and hastily
left the house.
Down mt the fort Helm and Beverley
were making ready 10 res.s; Hamilton
| attack. which. they knew. would not be
long deferred The two heavily charged
cannon were planted so as to cover the
space i'm front of the gate, and some
loaded muskets were ranged near by
ready for use.
well give them one good blast
growled the captain, "before they over
power u.s.
Beverley made no response in words,
but he was preparing bit Of tinder on
the end of stick with which to fire the
cannon. Not far away little heap OF
logs was burning in the forts area.
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The way to weed out the poor cows
is to weigh and test the milk. There
is no guess work about it when done in
this way. Appearances are not always
reliable. To get fairly reliable per-
formance of cow it is not necessary to
weigh and test the milk every day OF
the milking period. If done for two
or three days at time at several
stated periods of time, and from that
calculations made for the whole year,
an estimate can be made that will in.
dicate to the owner wh, her COW IL
worth keeping or not.-Maine Farmer.