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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Observation-Disclosures
MusldnDii1es. !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Semti6Iamo.
Gaoctr.

- &iir5li6 erbGngte lid in SID
menoSboien ans SGpermutb Ser bel
Ge%itouroteur S1fenburger beoienltete
fiini5ig Sabre alte &uedt Sobanl
| Glcsler.
| 0rei bon einem glusiluge 5ii-
r~iidfcbrenDe junge Seilte aus Nann-
teinl mlroen auf Der SanOltruBe
apiihen SSellbenbeim nno SlpesDeim
non mcbreren ,Slpesbeimer uno Sen.
herbcimer Giniuobnerll, 5lIm Sbeil
pcrbeirotbeten W1nlcrn, aus purer
@auilllt lhwer miBbanOelt. @iner
0nppn, Der 26 Sabre olte aanflnonn
@ermann ScBler, eebielt cinen Stid)
III pen llnterleib, 10 bob ibm Die
Ntil5 berulsgelomn1eu iperoen mllB-
tc. Der 9eoauernSmertbe lit ieinen
Serlebungen erlc9cp. 9ie SbGter
iinO p%erbaftet.
- 9ieier Gage itarb Der 61 Sabre
nlte perGeiratbete GGrtner geoa
Sietmonn IN 2orrad) eilies ploBlidefl
GritidlngstpOes, neil ibm beim Glen
ELL anoteuitiif i'm aebIfopieIngany
iteden geblieben mar.
Saiern.
= @ie alls ghlsbad gemcloet
miro, Gat lid Der % Sabre alte ganf.
Commits Ymil Sobenber9er, uelber
bel Dem perfrad)ten Sunfboule Glen
richer IN Wiinhen in CONDITION &C.
itanoen mar, in Der @obnung leiner
Mlltter erifoiieu. 9a6 Wptip 81
0ieier Sbnt lit nod) nitt anfGefl1rt.
Ger 34idbriee leoigc Sobrifar'
better Sran5 Hecnic ans &~rainbnrg,
Ger lett 3ebrlar oieies Sabres IN Der
Yopierfabrif in Sul3tirden beihaf-
tiat nllo ieit 26. OCTOBER o~bgGngig
lit, muroe ~porgeitern ols Seide i'll
einem nit @aiier geiiillten, 5ienllid)
tieiet, i'm 9au beiinOliden gnt.
leerlnosfonal Der Miinteller @oller.
leitrns auiaefunoen.
Slocnburg.
Shneioer 9elmer aus Nbien
nurbe in Rooerfirden als 2eide i'm
Gbauiieegraben g%elunoen. Sellmer,
meld]er uorber bonn Marft gefommen
mar mo pielciht bcS @llten 81 plel
aetban botte, miro in ser 9nnte!beit
in ben @raben 9eratben iein.
= 2eidltiinniges ltmgeben nit
einem @cmebr bat iiber 5uei Saint
lien oe3 Cries SolSbcf groBeS I'm
eliid gcbradt. Ser IA Sabre ulte
SauSiobn 8ilbelm Biepelsiobonn
Ieete i'm Sher5 nit Dem 8etuebr lei
res Gaters ouf Den fleinen iebsiabri-
gen @ahborsipbn 8eter @iintien an;
babel tradlte elm ShuB umo traf ben
fleinen 0urideu 10 mgliidlid ON
9opie, bob er anf Der Steae tcot ME-
berianf.
&Gcimpropin3.
@ci Dem Solooteaipielen mcb-
mebrerer S6ulfnoben erplooierte in
SbcnfirAcn ein nit BllIper ABILITIES
@o3rp9r mo rib bcn l2iabrigeil
Sohnc oeS @nsmciiterS StrnS bier
ole Sdd0sl6ede oh. Der 600 trot
ipiori Elm. Gin l%iuciter &mabe
murbe an @ruit mo 9Irm rerlegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Gin foftipicliecr Srrtbmm.

Srrtbiimer iinO 5uhpeilen iebr folt-
lpiclig mo miiiien moudmal nit Dem
Seben beiablt nerbcn. Nber Gle
meroer teincn Srrtbum begebeL
mcnn Sic Ct. Sings Nep 2ife Tias
acgcit 9pspepiio, ShwinOelanialc,
&npflhnler5en, 2eber. mo llnter-
leibslciOen gebranden. Sic iuirteu
miloe, aber ~ariinOlid). % Gents in
Z. @. &uete'a gpotbcfe, SOC Iaill
StraBe, Snbuqle, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

Qenbeitcn mnroen sic Spier Ginger
ipeni9er Collars peeen meaaeihplien.
Muf @llItou Wurr, Den Wor0er Oes
Epli5ilten SuinL lit feincr bon linen
out 81 lpred)et. Sbn allein MADDEN
tic fir ibrc &erboitlng perantport-
lidl. ,SGttc CT ms nid)t perras
iben", ia9te Giebermeicr, nls er cine
Cigarette rolidenb, IN iciner 3eae
ditf nno ob ging mOom mnre inns
Die Tolisei ME ori Die Serien gefons
men," 9ie brci %gefangcnen SonOi-
ten iilO bellte 9lbeno inter Der Be
idmlbianng, ied)s Morbc begon9et SIT
hahenL in Nnflugc5uitanO perlebt
mor0cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
st. YetcrS Gulpnte,
ooer ole
ooer Die
ncne ocntlt)e fattOliibe Inieolnng
bel &DltDcrn, GnncSa.

ncne ocatide fattolii,be H~nieolnng
bel &Oit5cra, GnaaSa,
{. Nopember 1903. Sis iebt bobcn
ipir berrliG}cs trp6eneS, marines
&etter, 9tad,ts MIR menig yrolt mo
bcllel, marmen Sunnenldein bel
@agc; bos bette gSetter SUN G%iliioeu
II. /. N. IS lit nod tein Sdnee oe-
%folleil, mil Alsnabme Ginger
0loden. Nuf gut perarbeitctem
Sar6e bot Ser ySci5en bieles SSabr i'm
SlirNldplitt % bis % 9uibel pom
Ider gebra6t mo foitet bier 80 big
bo Gents per Snibel. Gbenlo quite
@rtrage lieierten ,Sofer, @erIte mo
S~artoffeln. y
9ao Observation-Disclosures IN ser Solo.
lie, lpoprn Die Catholic Settlement
Societp Die AgeutW ii6ernommeu
BAT, lit 81 $500 bis $11.O0 per slder
81 fanien bel einer N~n5nblumg BON
$500 per slder. Wnt tailie balo,
oa Die Yreile beltGnOig iteigen. 95
ut cine licbcre mo portbeilbafte aa,
pitol.Nnlnge.
H~ilnibnnoert Samilien mobnen
ld)on III Der Golonie mo lilo lebr
sii%rrleoeil. @citere 700 boben &einl-
@liattelt anfgenommen Mlo lueroeu i'm
Srllplabr oarauf 5ieben. ,3ebn @e.
GIcllloelt limo iGon gegriiuoet mnO
peroen BON Icd)s Senesiftiner. EotreS
uerleben.
ga Die Golonie 10 eroBeu erfola
bat, berrl6t itorfe Naebiraae nab
freien SeimitGtten; es lit a6er nid,t
piel glltes &eimitatte- 2ano mebr
iibrig. Na6 Gull Safe su iolen ie.
bod mefrere Sopnibips balo erGif.
net perNen. SaS &anD bort bot iebr
giltcn 8oOen mo quite Gage, lit met.
items Trairie itlo 5 biS Is Weileu
bon Der neuell @iien6obn. @er lid
BORT burG inns cine SeimitGtte iihert.
braudt nidt Dor n1hiten Ser6It oar.
alti at 3ieben. Man idreibe 10.
gleib OIL
Catholic Excitement Sueietp,
&oItbern Cast, Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Catholic settlement Sueietp,
Holtbern Cast, CANADA.

ienoen poriidtie Dem gere binln:er
lino hielten ole @olfe olrh geleaanr.
liGe Salpen in reipeftpoIler grtferll.
rng. Nls lie IN @,labir autamert,
b%efanben lie iib in einem elenoel J3l,.
Nae baben bdBlide Wunoen
,lno 5crriiIene &leioer. Die beiDcn
Siibrer uno Der photograph, sic ON
meiiten auS5uifeben batten, beiinOelI
iiG nod nid)t ollBer @eiabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
@eri6iepeme Na6ri1teu.

Gin bodlt nlfregel0er Gora
gang ipirlte lid fiir5liG .inSofen DOH
Sponep ab. Ser BON Brisbane fonl-
.lnenoe &iiitenoompfer nMilOurd"
rallnte Dem Compiler narguS" IN Die
Seite. 2eBterer erbielt EN- groBcS
Sod inter Der @aiierlinie, mo Der
aapitdn lab ii6 gen0tbi9t, allf Den
Strall0 al %laufen, nm Snoilng mo
UcDrgdlte ST. -etten. Ger geiasing,
5nmcilt inOiife Sastarem benlGdtigte
lid cine i~lngeGeilre Iufregung, oa
lcocn Ill9enblif cine &elielerploIion
.befiirdtet iperoen miBte. Gem
Sultm bon Sobore, Der iid cbenfaIs
oili Dem Shiffe befanb, gelnng CO,
oic Mannihoft 5u berubigen. Sieb.
sig Hferoc, Snnteiit cole Henller, mir.
Den ms @oiier gemorien lmo rette.
zen iid fait iGmmtlib bltrd S1miu:.
men. @nblid lief 0aS S6iif alii uto
fem @enidenleben 9ing perloren.
Gin unterieeiidD orbeitenoes
Stiff Bat Ser italienii6e Sneenieur
0illleppe &ino %erfumoen. gs lit
gun5 aus Gtabk IN einem Gtiif aus.
gefllbrt, Inn Dem >coloiialen Crude
mioerlieben su tDnnen. Gs bot ole
6orm elmer groBen <gel irno bietet
Gaum fir 5tpei Terionen bel einenl
Snrd)nleiier bon 3 @teter. ,&ino
tat leiilein S1ifie bur6 cine IN.
genioie GrfinOung smei medaniide
9lrme einmontirt, Die I'M Stunoe iin0,
allc Reueglrngen bes menibliheil
9IrmcS als3ufiibren. Yino's Grim,
Ol,ng tommt lomit in erIter 2inie iiir
Die Sc9ung be5ip. 3erltoruig urter-
iecildpr &abellcitnneen, fir Die
&erguila bon Sdifien, 2eiden ooer
iiberbaupt bon @%egenitanoen m,f
0em McercSgrnn0e III 8etrad)t, ga cS
alf cine Iieie BON $50 Wietcr be-
reits eepriift lit. Gs fonnen 5pei
Eerionen 5iuoli Strnoen lang in Dem
Sdyiffe arbeitcn. 9nrd 6enIter ans
beionoerem @laie lit eS moglidl ieoen
@egeultano, Der alii Dem @ruuOe
liegt oeutlid 81 ieben. 9aS SGtif
fann auf Dem Weeressrinbe otf
einem ein5igen, proftiid angebrnh.
tn ToOe fabrer, OaS Oitrd1 cine elet-
triid gctriebene Sdraube in BE-
|iueaung aeiest miro. Sei ieinem
criten Oiii5iellen Experiment Itieg
Eino i'm Golf bon 8euua 90 Weter
'tief ms Meer binab unb bra6te in
6ehn WiEutell ein bort geIunfehes
Sdifi bcranf.
@ile @eieai6nit, Die aus einenl
b2lAlId)en Sngenienr, leinen beiOel
Sobnen, einem photographer mo
fiinf 6iibrern beitouo, ipuroe bcin
lleberidreiten Der Sierra gteuaoa
(Gebirge in o.Sponien) BON
ei1ienl bungrigen Mlioel @olfe alrge.
griiicn. Die Efer0e uno Ntaui.
there paren 10 erl6redt, OaB iie mie
toli ilber NhBriln0e 'tIr5ten mo allf
cen Sciien b%arutter 5erl6mettcrt
muroeu. @inige @olie, ole oan
iliebenocn Sbiereu folgteL batten
odsielbe @eidJif. Ger groBere Sbeil
bes Sliioels mod)te jeoob eiIicn
mitbcnocn 9(n9riff ouf Die MGnner,
Die ii6 nit 6linteu mo Hepolpcrn
per5rueifelt pertbeioigten. Cine 3eit
lang idien eS, ais oh Die @olie oen
.Sieg OdDontragel luiiroen. 3pcI
Silbrcr pllrhen l6per nerlctt, Der
Ybotogropb milrbe our6 enr paar
.milOe @olfe IN cine lebens9cidbrliG)e
Sage gebra6t, nnb nlld olle anOeren
Neiienoen lpuroen aebiilen. GnoltM
lidtetet Die Hcpolper Die Heibel ber
slnareifer, mo ole Sbiere wuroel
iortgetriebcn. Iann frpden Die 9tei-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Ne.p 9orr.

- en- Ser Belt bes augemeinen
Sortihritts bleibt audi Die. 0iebs.
aunt nibt 6lriif. Soiiir ipriGt
alein ihon Die Sbatiade, Dab 9iebe
has groBe, iehshunoert Eiulo
ihpere Sronsetbor am Gingange sum
Geutrol-Enr an Der @eit GA. StroBe
in gtetp Dorf geitoblen' baben! Die
Tarf.9 eboroc itebt Dor einein IGtb.
iel. SGmmtlide GarfmGd)tcr lullr,
beu fiiralidl ms @ebet acuomlneu.
Sic wurOen aeirast, oh ibnen 9tie'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
0ntes 9%srOsmoitifon.

Saaperfersirau: rSrau Tafbas
rim, nit alein, baB mel Wnnn mir
i6afft, neirL jebt fdngt er audi nod,
an MIDI 81 priigeln!"
Nadbarin: so! Sino g 0odJ
frob! SceS is a 3eiden Dob iid) D
M~rbeitsluit bel i'm mieber riibrtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

snr NuiflGrrng beS &crbredcn2
mitroen 8lei0 nod Der Nuiiiuoung
geiDol.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

Sdon ipieoer oringt Die eiliee 3eit SUR Sabres=
ipenoe. 6lid)ti9 gehel lIniece gage Gnf eroe1
oabin. gSie baio nIG1 onS leDte Stlroiein id)la-
gen? Sange .6rase, Die nur 3n bqIo iiir 3idl lire
rranrige CHUNG iinoet iuiro; MIR Su balo :
uiel SIT iriib aber iir Die uielen Meuiden, ipeltbe
mutbpilte ibr Seben aus purer 5bprbtit per
titr5en. pile YebenStbdtigteiten III uuierem @bra
per perlauien III natlreemdRer Sronung. 10 LANCE
mir gelin0 iino. llni9etehrt: liio lene Sb6ti97
teiten seitDrt, 70 Iinp mir rrauf. Giele @enihen
aber G~reiien aus purcr Sborheit in bic Chen
mdbieteit ieiter Sl6tigteiten ourob lleberans
itren0unq, 6rt pieles eNen ooer 9~rinter, WanGel
an torperlid}er Selueging, II. u. nj. Elm, Ilacbel
uon tront uto ieBen ocIll dul bic erite 2bprbeit
nod, cine arbBere, iuoem lie bic arantbeits 5eidhen
nid)t b~eac)teu nro ihr bisherIges Seben rnbie
i%prtjeRen pber li6 eiiern Gnadialber anptr-
trniien. Silo oieie 9ette nidlt Selbltmpreer?
6iirSen tic ihr Neben Iitht mIthiuillig ab? Sid)er=
lid; unb Die 8rObte stn5abl BON %ioIlen Selbit=
mUroern ~lieferl Sieienigen, luelule arnutbeiteu
oeS Mngens, Der &eber mo Der Nieren iItbe
adtet laien. anitdtt lie icbcn I'M @ntiieben nit
Dem beipdbrteitei Niittel oeS Observation-Disclosures.
nit Den %berlbmten. ct. Sernaro arauterpiaen
III beileu. &ppiid,nier3eu, Sdpiuinoel, 0eras
flopien, II. I. no, iuuten Cub eleid) bel Der ulpsrz
gleidten Seiltrait oieier rein pfon5lidlsn 3iael
3uflndbt iucpeIt lanen, aul oas Snr nidpt aud 81
Selbitmproern iueroet!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

= &ilr5li6 erbGngte iidJ in Ia-
menosboien ans Sdiuernutb Der bel
Geitauroteur Sifenburger b~eoienitete
fiini3ig Sabre alte &ne@t Sobann
NicSler
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

balD DerOen MIRO. yer Yro3eB lou
nit ser gr6BtmGgli6en Gle betrieben
meroen, unO ba Die ganoiten NIT
mobrer @obault lire Worbtbaten be-
fenneu. miro Die pieriu6e Sin-
ridtlmg poraisiiftlid, IN 81loe Dor
lid, geben. Sn Der Srag0Oie feblt
audi Die 9anoitenbrniit nibt. Wtit
Der greiien @tltter San Dimes fam
alld Die hiibi6e ivnlee Iamie Dunn
ms @eidngniB. Mit ben @orten:
.Sarpcp, iG laiie did niGt", flam.
merte ii6 oaS MGoden an Die Sitter
Der Belle, lid mill did beiiBen uno
penn Die Sod5eit and anf Dem
Sdafott Itottflnoen mlB!" Ger
iiinee M0roer seigte meber Der Wtllt'
ter nod Der @raut eegeniiber cine
Spur BON Helle ODER @efiibl. Vor
Boli5eidef S'gteia legten Die bier
@orber beute Elm umiaiienoes @e-
ItGnoniB ob, unb aus ieoem Sat
flana berpor: rSelie Sames, Sracp
pno Die anoeren 9aroiten lparen
gegen uns bod Die reinen 8aiien.
fnaben." Marr unS San 9ine iparen
in oieiem 8erbor Die @ortfibrer. sic
ipraden nit Dem iid)tlifen 8ebagen,
ben Elm 9erpaltiger Nimrob empfM'
set. menll er paiOmGnniihe Seloen-
tbeten cr5dblt. SIM @an5en trllgen
Die pielen RGubereien, tros Der aht
Worbe. Dem Quartet MIR $3.50
elm. Ger srobte Sbeil Der Summe
Wnrbe bel Dem lleberfaa IN Der
Nemiie Der StraBenbabn : @eiell'
idjaft erbeutet. @ei nnoeren @ele
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

Tho following questions are from q
gentleman who cOntemplatcs going into
the poultry business in a small way.
on place OF about ten acres. lie
writes Is follows:
First How many hens. ducks. etc.
ought 60 have on tile given number OF
acres:
Second What breeds pay best Jay
most:
Third-W What crops are best for poul-
try food?
Fourth-Wm two 3G0-cgg incubators
Doc sufficient FOR a farm Of this size.
Answer. Flrst-No success can he
attained without proper fencing and
/ separation. An acre. fenced. would
! contain sixteen yards. 100 by twenty
| five feet each Fifteen fowls is as
/ many as should be assigned 10 one
/ yard for best results. III place IN the
/ central cross fence where four yards
corner. four houses OF four compart-
| ments each would be sufficient house
room. This would yard and house 24t
! fowls 90 the acre. Three acres would
be as much as one man could attend
10. and raise chickens. and il would
take good man at that.
Second The Barred Plymouth Rock,
are the most profitable. or at least one
OF the most valuable varieties this ii
the testimony OF the great majority OF
poultry men.
Third Rye and winter turf oats 70
winter range. potatoes oats. wheat an'
corn for general Feeding
Fourth-Nes. two 3G0-egg incubator
have enough "incubatng" power t
food ten-acre place with motherles
chickens. and keep the owner a hustlin
TO take care Of them. The incubator
most valuable in the cold season.,
vember TO April Chickens do bette
with hens out in the open in warn
weather.
We would say. start in a small wa
IT first. with view to keeping o,
penses down TO minimum.-Dix.
Farmer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08
lser,nn,ln Grnas .

We get great many inquiries about
Bermuda: one has rather large stem
or wire and always has purple spots on
the leaves or sheath or both. This is a
good grass. but not desirable because
Il does not spread rapidly nor grow up
high enough 10 cut for hay.
The real genuine small wire Bermuda
Is beyond all question the best South
ern grass II suits FOR the widest
range OF purposes and is the easiest
grown and makes the largest yield OF
the very finest hay. Besides this. h. is
the most permanent and valuable pas
ture grass ever known. Ii has Fought
its way against ali kinds or opposition
and now stands i'm the front.
This grass can bc planted any time.
but the best season is from April TO
September. All through summer IL
takes root readily and grows of vigor-
ously. 1t does best scwn o. planted
alone. but viii take root with other
crops In the fall IL can he planted
with oats or wheat and viii DO well
next spring i'm the lower attitudes. 1t
is much better TO plant roots. The
seed do not succeed well.
To get good start. plow the land
we'll run rows two feet and drop roots
eighteen iucS,s and cover lightly. For
moving. smooth land with a roller.
FERTILIZERS pay well on Bermuda. DO
not pillow up your sod unless You wish
/ 10 get rid OF the Bermuda. but instead
OF this run subsou plow furroU
/ twelve inches apart and then Follow
/ with roller
This should be done about once i'm
-four years and April or May IS the best
time. DO not do this when the clay
is wet. One acre of Bermuda well
cared for VIII feed from three 20 five
head OF s.ock through thc season. An
ordinary acre of Bermuda viii feed q
cow one year.
Bermuda is an considered. the best
| hay. Frost does not iniure 1t mate
/ rally. III loses some OF the water
ami is not quite So diScsthic for young
stock
As hay It IS easily kept. very nuiri
tious and makes a fine yield often 81
Is cut three shines in a season and give
two tons per acre at each cutting
thus yielding six tons worth SIS Il
$50 per ton.
l. stops washes and builds up th'
soil. The oldest Bermuda field il
I Georgia. after being turned ont al
valuelcss for over forty years. wa
broken up and planted I'M cotton. Tn
man was ridlculed FOR such a FOOLS
undertaking. but be- made two bales q
cotton per acre and had a good crop a
Bermuda hay when he finished pict
ng. That same field has yielded yer
large crops OF corn and cotton 10
fifteen years ana is still doing IT,
has been cleared a hundred years
Southern Cultivator.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

something. they knew not what. WAS
going 10 happen 10 oyster Bay. Il
started 10 happen when Colonel ROOSe-
yelt became Governor but be was al
most within the White House before
Oyster Bay awOkc TO the opportunity.
The town has grown wonderfully In
the last two years. Five business
blocks % brick have gone Up. and one
b building. The Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows have a new hail. with the
three links done ia red. white and blue
on tlae front.
Then there j. the building which FOR
two months this summer Will be the
virtual capital Of the United States
Fsr executive Offices the President ba,
secured the entire second nOor and II 4
low being ntted % for him. The blind
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08
Feeding value az Dlncrcnt Crops

EtfNAmE = NAMf - attAfiftli NinIf-
II is becoming generally W,n
known fact among farmers that the
leguminous hays arc very much more
nutritious m protein than the lay
from ether grasses. said Or. r. w
Allen. Assistant Director of the Office
OF Experiment Stations. i'm a recent
talk on the value OF various feeding
stunts. "'rhc ciovcrs. alfalfa. cow peas.
lupincs. etc. contain about twice tho
amount Of digcstiblc protein that hay
from the grasses does. As a result The
manure from the iegumes contains
much more nitrogen: il is also some
what richer ina potash than that from
grasses. The seeds frcm such legumeS
as the COW pea and SOFA bean are ex-
cecdlngly rich in protein and can take
the place OF expensive commercial
feeds
by growing and feeding on the farm
more leguminous crops the amount or
grain required VIII diminish. the value
/ OF the manure increase. and the soil
/ enrich IN fertility. And as the leSumes
/ draw about all their nitrogen from the
/ atmosphere, the farm and the farmer.
if the latter plants plenty OF them, are
sure to be the gamers"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

trsrsd iy aoats and sAiI,> 20 al de-
gree
Eour-l--A gathering 90 rLf var -l'lr~
81 r1e United Sfures aul folel ga ro' -
<-rnmelrs in honnr ~ fhc DAY.
FlffL-A reproduction ~ the Hat
Efocr. Uut~ou-s famous ves-el. with q
Grew lr s.ss.r llIl.s.. az fL- I,eriosl-
Sx-h-A dirioualic ianQue- Ir"a1-
abs under fhe auspiees 0f the iceland
Sose-T. ulich may al~c contribute ga
eoue.rfle- statue 80 William the -.
lerr
Sererth- Fefes iy various rarrici
patlre -rfi-fses. wirl arilefic carnival
sirer~frkr. trr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08
SOUTHERN : FARM :: NOTES.
ToPcs OF INTEREST TO YsE PLAETES STOcSsAS ASo TsVcK

ground so many times In n season.
without regard TO when. simply cfteu
enough TO keep the weeds down. Let
me tell you about the wAen. matter
that has literally brought Is thousands
OF dollars. From start to finish never
let the surface dry up afser rain. or
rainy spell. aaI remain unbroSen. Stir
Il always - soon as the land IS dry
enough 10 work If il rains again In
twenty four hours. 10 matter SUR u
again. II /, doe. not rain. is al dry
dust. never mind stir gain inside ca a
week any wa. although you work I'M a
cloud OF dust Thi. stirring makes a
mulch that saves waite, from cvalor2-
ti,n-saycs it for the CROP. Wafer
cvaporateS rapidly from ara ur~ttecd
surface when trs sun Shi.cS or the
wind blows. Jut very slightly after YOU
have made tho surface fine and mellow
two inches cccu. This is the way TO
save water for your crop in dry
time But kceTing weeds down an
saving. water Is not all one does by
so much work 40, There Is niue
inert plant-food I'M the soil. Ordinary
tulagc makes n little available. This
extra tillage makes more ready for
plants and you get larger crops.
Larger because you have kept weeds
from getting amy. Larger hccauSc YOU
have saved water for the crop. Larger
because IL hats been able 20 get more IN
grow ON. / hope YOU all prepared Your
/ ground well and have it well supplied
/ with vegetable matter. then this cNtra
/ care of crop VIII pay SIN better
/ Southern Cultivation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

Speaking of terraces and washing.
this practical hint is given by L. T.
Martin the practical farmer who con-
ducts the agricultural department OF
the GastOnia Gazette: "Gullies on the
farm are a wOcful sight. They show
lack OF attention at the proper time
Guliies can be cured with n cedar
brush or pine top. Simply throw brush
into washout. top end up hill The
limbs viii catch and hold sand as il is
washed down. and as dirt covers the
brush throw more in until the gully
becomes level. Thus nature can do a
prodigious amount OF shoveling. III
land had been ditched or terraced ten
years ago IL would have saved many
gully in our fields now forty feet
/ deep"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

Naturally they show 20 the most de-
ii-htfrl advantage when placed in a
room papered In one OF the lovely foli-
age enectS-can you think OF anything
cooler looking than wind agitated
Ereeuery on PEARL gray background:
This particular table is thirty inches
in length. The top Is adjustable and
may De- set at various angles 10y those
who DO not ike fiat surface 90 read
or write on. ana the folding wings are
designed To- hold magazines and the
like. and may De adjusted Co amy dc-
gree OF roOmiutSS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

y. 1. T.. Forest Hnl-Wm you kindly
give me the most approved course Of
feeding ioy hogs ID make the best
bacon not too fat ard not too lcant 1
have always fattcncG my hogs on cow
peas. and from four TO six weeks be-
fore killing feed on com and pure cas-
torn watcr-no Stops or milk. My lard
was always bcauiiful. but my bacon
entirely too fat my hams being nearly
an fat. You viii confer great favor
by giving the desired Information.
Your fat bacon comes from exclusive
use OF corn. which SIS very fattcning.
during the last six weeks of the feed
ing period. II YOU have skim milk
available and viii feed about one
pound OF corn TO three pounds OF milk.
YOU will get "a lcancr quality cf bacOu-
and one i'm which the TAT ana lean VIII
be better intcrmiXcd. Ii YOU wiz con-
tinue 60 feed cow peas and corn. mixed
( i'm the proportions OF half and halr.
with skim milk. or. II this is not avalla-
/ bic. with water. You VIII also obtain a
+ lcancr quality OF bacon. Tie COW pea
/ Is rich I'm protein. which produces
muscle: the corn IS rich in carbohy-
drates. which produce fat. The com
hination OF the two. I'm connection with
milk. which is also n protein. or muscle
building food. should give YOU about
the quality OF bacon You desire Pro
fessor 4. VI. Soul. OK tLc Tennessee
Experiment Station.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

An Important Point I'm Corn Cultivation.
Let me give you one absolute rule in
regard to the use OF the cultivator.
weeder or harrow in growing crops.
You cannot DO this work just when
you have the time and get best results.
II VIII not do to simply 90 over the