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The Washington times., 1905-12-06
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Is, 600 feet OF vacant Tot rear Lincoln PARK ;
VIII exchange at 4~c q f0Ut Tor residence
northwest
Residence on Columbia Heights. VIII cx-
change for vacant lot Northwest.
SMITH THOMPSON, JR-, & co. QNC.) },
de2-tf 1893 St Nv. CBasement-)
The Washington times., 1905-12-06

BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
5000 FEET UNIMPROyED on most prorni-
nent corner in Georgetown on car line; will
sell cheap. IDEAL location
SMITH THOMPSON, JR., & co. (INC.) },
de2-tf 1873 st. Nv. tBasementi
The Washington times., 1905-12-06
4. R. H0WENSTEIE CO.,
1874 F Street,
SOME SPECIAL VALUFS.
EVERY ONE WORTH YOUR CON-
SHERATON.
$3,25o.

43y25o-
SIoo CASH. Sac MONTHLY
II you did not know the price ana Iookad
at this house you would say S40C0-it IS a
pretty little home. new to the minute: first
hoor finished in hardwood. handsomely decor
ated, costly ulautels; Al range and porcelain
SINK IN Kitchen; three coy bedrooms: mod
err bath; good closets on Second floor
$3.50.
story and cellar house; west Of 7th ST NV
lot p feet front; rooms: modern bath: large
pantry am closets; Al guaranteed furnace
500 cash IS all
$1,000.
ON LETTERED STREET NE good
house in a good location. Owner wants larger
house; must sell this one; 6 rccms; good
bath; all in perfect condition.
$500.
on CAPITOL HILL. Probably the only new
house ON the Hi.l at such a low price; two
story and cellar bay window house; rooms:
reception hall: bath: with excellent furnace;
better see this. only have one.
$3.50.
HOT WATER HEAT. Well located 6 E:
two story brick; rooms each floor; good
bath; elegant cellar. lot l7xl04
$4,000.
TERMS TO FIT YOUR PoCKETBOOK
The best 50. 900 house in Sc section OF the
city; rooms; all large and bright; modern
bath; good closets: excellent cellar.
H. r. H0WENSTEIN CO.,
The Washington times., 1905-12-06
FOR SALE-LOTS.

BUILDING LOTS-One car fare from city:
nave nave several Will sell on easy terms. Address
BOX 2+2. Times office. de5-st
fOR SALE-Most desirable piece OF ground
IN highest elevation Of northwest; elegant site
Ior houses or apartment Address OWNER
BOX 255, Times office. de5-3t
The Washington times., 1905-12-06
4. R. HOWENSTEIN CO..

FOR SALE-BARGAIN-Tw brick
house, close TO North Cap tol st; under
rental OF $3.50 per month; Immediate pur-
chaser can secure this house for 81 500
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO. 1909 New York ave
NV de5-3t
FOR SALE-BeautifuI new corner house %
and Bryant stS.. actual cost; every mod
ern convenience. JOHN o. JOHNSON, 1879 q
St de5-st
The Washington times., 1905-12-06
FOR SALE-MISCELLAnEoUS.

FOR SALE-Pawn ticket for gentIeman's gold
watch: loan on IL, SIS; cheap. Address BOX
2T5. Times Office. de6-3t
The Washington times., 1905-12-06
FOR RENT-OFFIcES

FOR RENT-Deslrable Office rooms in the
Evans building. I4l6-1424 New York ave /;
rental very low. including heat. light. and
Janitor service. ncls-5Ox
The Washington times., 1905-12-06

24 ACRES OF LAND IN TAKOAfA PARE.
for small place. either city or suburban
5Siz ACRES in Maryland. miles from city:
Ia miles from District Line. suitable Tor
subdivision. for clear city property inn
proved or unimpTOved.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO.,
NEW LOCATION. GIL 18th st. y. W.
dce-tf
The Washington times., 1905-12-06

WANTED-To borrow $500 on personal note.
nee deS-3t
New-York tribune., 1905-10-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

s.eri Mary To- benjamin Harris: Boone-st NO &, coo
sofEenfTs Emil schF@ePke5n rem 55 ,aos lot ls' ,s3 to
ls7 map NeiH estate cue Aprli .'o 80 i'oo i4oo
375 T Of colurnbus-are due November L $500
BESHnirs William n 70 E5scba + 1000
I56th-sr 5 $ 100 Il W Of Courtandt-ave due ooo
April So 1aoi. 81. per :, -, i;s;5 5000
81. s. $40 It " Of BrOok-ave: year. per .ro
Mckinley Really and consst5action Com1sny& sI TO to
s. West years. ~ per cent $500
Naehiz. sen to Citize4s Savings 5a BANK ,Ie lostn
IS fsio Der l'e # OF raEass Que as 40 100000
"9an[ gaRZ: 15sds sis 10 6ss East due NSSsbeF
fS6aPt tgS PEE Christian to william ott executor
Green Lane avenue, being lot 146. map Of ooo
costello. Peter to John HoII; s4th-st. n s. 21o ~
II OF lst-aye; year - -, @ :,c.
I7sth-st 4 $ 100 of Audubon ave; demand: .. oo,
fssln1neTsrnth. Joseph. and another to Max Davis
and another: pivsion-st No 24S; prior mort 2 soo
wiagert. Henry. to J c Wragse; 115th-st No III
West; years; per cent prior mortgage = go
eTfnstein Israel to \ krsh: Pike-st, No s.; soo
cafTeT. Jerome r to Apherie vacher: plot begins
10 # Of White Plains Road and 400 # n Of -oo
Norris PeTk-ave; years; 81 per GENT -. 1900
Mullen Charles a. TO II Nilsson; st Owen Place,
$ S5 80 map OF South Vernon PARK mn
& ysaTT .sgTv gs Per td Joseph Kelier Grantave
v : 200 T \ OF John-gt years; 5is per cent 2ooo
B3amengrohn. Isidore and another to S M
Of 7ti-aTs 5 mortgages 5000 each; years .. ooo
same to same: i44th-st s 10 of 7thave; ooo
mortgages. 5000 each; years iz'"'0
(odfrev Edward c. Samuel Glatner; 15lst-st
No IS West: prior mortgage, $4,000; years; ooo
sane Per p same: i5ist-st. No "a west: years;
per cent prior mortgage. SIS COO :.......: "'"0
sistes;. No i8s West: March /, 1905; Per oo
RIOS Ada ii. to b clare: 5otf-st n s. 2s4 It
Of 29ave s yeaTs 15eg per pc 0sns Ieinmann seth
81 Nos so and %; years: per cent..--.--' o'et'
New-York tribune., 1905-10-29
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

,f-h-st 8 12s fl v OF Pleasant-ave; for a six
st0rr brick tenement house. Al l11xsI. IL: DaVia
Marks Realty Company. owner; Bernstein a-
New-York tribune., 1905-10-29

n Tribune Eeoeiysd az their Uptown once, No. ia6a
Advertisements received at the following branch oess az
regular office rates until o'clock D.
cor dd-st; i53 Gthave.. i2th-st 81
i4th-ss-: 81 West teast between Tth ages.:
ga West l21th-s i5Se 3daee. between 79h and TTth
st.; log Sdvase nsar eis,st i.Ius ist-ave
sisi-ss, Soa sd-eys. 21o H!eeckar-st; a23
Rseckeg-st
New-York tribune., 1905-10-29

william Rippey TO John MeIAugalin. !"1 !1
r map same to Aioph an,a aqf,eman 10 samae
,,s aiDply 8 8 $40 It E. SIX irregular: Joseph
I've Weed to Altman Realty mortgage ,m
Sane pTopeT'y rartease rtn SIS nominal
ths5eOt Sssgesa & .s lssss iasss snG sss fsniTs ss
ns scot ot3 q to the Realty comPaHy LOCO
ssthrs ss+ycs Se snS 90 snoier to thomas Il Finan:
part al tide mOrtsass g. 600 90; 1;o ti.,. Non'h'i
HoGpt ct al 10 Houpt Fianey corporation: 80
.la-ss 81 Sens 100 It Of court4nat-ave. so!
,.sethsr; 100 slehnSa naortsase S. Gift
same property; Marie Schwartz ct al to Louis 100
,ssss ssss No ess East, ssxico: Charlie. Dahl ,oo
11ss 50 ana map unysTs.ty Hslgh.s North; zoo
Bosne-. SO 25zic9 Benjamin Harris to to,,,,,
& Ma.y sae5 NJ I'll H East ssxfoS: Morris schoenfed
to Bernas Springer and another; mortgage, ~,
Dieis0n3st VISION a43 2sz4ss: Man paws dar ct
saee $1,000 So. 100
seseSken s ss1 70 Lii Nominal
ss-sS, aV s. Il2a It Of Pa5k-aye. lsaziOa; o,,
s.ass James aeshsh ne % May c.s = CIR
Israel 5finsten: 5OFssags SIS .GSl il, i.i:: 100
steinnaann to Max Bretter and another; mort 100
a5E sdse; 40 81 West 2o1looii John
& e 6sTy 3sd Wnse f IL %6e sahs Road ana 400
4, 4 \ 81 Morris PARK runs 100 @ 2SSw
Y
and another: mortgage, So COO iVV
Roadway Z { corner I44th-st. 99.l1xl0O; lo5th-
ST s s eco OF Broadway. s44 X irreg
Broadway, n 136th-sts 241l&lSo
IS5th-st n s. 1GD # Of Broadway. 2on1SS-lO
John Baker Chelsea Realty Company mort ,oo
t.ith-st. s. I75 Il e OF 7tf-ave 2G0x99 IL; North
western Realty Company 10 Isdor BlumenkTohn
mortgage SI94 GOO lscl1'hai
-a4-h-st rs OF Ith-ave, 15S 11x9s1l IL
Morris FreIndlch et al TO John Bonwtt: mort 500
S1s4, IV0
e5fhest No iO7 East. aoxso; Charles A Moran TO .
Ella y Hall; mortgage $4,000 --.-.....-... loV
vsAth-st 3S4-1t II Of 5th-ave, 401xssl1i
Morris FreundIich ct al TO 1sidor Blennan
and another; mortgage s46. --------.- 1ee
rerox-ave, s.. II # a OF 137thst Sd6xlee: a.
Geo Doctor Chas Kaiser; mortgage. $4,000 Ass
.o5th-st, 32s 325 East 4Ox10Ol1i Kali
man Goldman al to Moritz Weisbergeri x.,
mortgage, S46,500 iuo
isIst-st Nos "a to 90 West. 5oxsS-11; Sanl -.
Clatner 20 Edw c Godfrey: mortgage. $4,000 iuV
Same property. Edw c Godfrey TO Merger -on
Realty CO; mortgage. s5I.000- -.-..-.-.---. A0'
.5sd-st, No East. g5x1oo; John II schroeder ,nn
eT al 70 Elise Boyd; mortgage. SO, 600 1'V
rores1-ave " 90 # of Cedar-st- GoxlOe'
Peter Schwartz Rosie Schmedes; mort -no
gage $4,000
park-ave. $ e cor I54thst. 26. .2xIs-2s Park-aVe
8 2s-s 154th-st, 25&XSs 1ei Joseph
to Siegfred Sonn5 mortgage sSsuO ENoii'Nn'
.2fhst Il 4o5 f of Ave c. Cnionport
I00xeI6 unimproved: Fredk @ Letsch 70 ,on
Frank Baunaann mortgage. sS'259...----'--
New-York tribune., 1905-10-29
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS Agency
supplies Professors a,hers Tutors Govern<sses
70 Colleges schools and Families Apply 10
Nrs N. J YOUNG-EULTOS. B Uulon souar,.
FgvHE Z MIRIAM COTRfERE AGENCY 1se sth-avA
A New York Ctfy speciality iicxsai,
furnishing parents ful information OK schos
Instructors in all branches. Established 1856.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-29
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

weschester-ave. s. 25 II Of Green-sve: for
w9 s59ry frame T9FkSeep' sTefitect fkIV 5000
Arrhur-ave, y OF Oak Tree pace: -or
three three story frame stores and dwelling
ho0ses; one K8l4 a .ne HofesnE archtec 1900
ts2d-st ! $50 II " Of Courtleudt-ave: Tor g. SIX
story brick tenement house. 5oxs7: Mr. NC 49,
owner; F Garvtn- architect. t.----- $Scvo
200 q n Of EliZabeth-st; for q Two
story frame stable and dwelling house. o0x5Zi
sIrfs1so A19pio pAhselo' oMnef' /" - .. 1000
Crestou-aTe g : s2 II Of 1T9th-st; for one
story brick garage. 20x2S: Pauline Hodsson -
owner: J ] Vreelart architect. 300
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14
GIFT FROM DYING ENEMY,
Moving Episode That Took Place on
the Field After the Battle
Of Mukden.

A Japanese officer, writing of the
scenes after the battle of Mukden. gives
the following incident: among the
wounded Russians upon the field was a
boy of scarcely 16 or IL, drummer boy,
shot through both legs. He held ros.
airy in his hand, praying. Poor mite.
the pity of it! He was Pole. believe.
as he spoke German. He was so thirsty
that my bottle was not enough for him,
so another half of the bearers bottle
was given to him, too, and he had some
biscuits. had strong yearning to ask
him about his home, but he was weak.
and his spirit needed keeping up. Your
wound is nothing, said. The Japanese
hospital attendant will be here soon and
take you away. And soon you will be
able to 60 home to your parents
Covering him up with blankets and
coats taken from the Russian dead. I
was just walking away, when he cried
out after me: "A moment, officer. a mo.
ment. Kind officer, I have something
to give youths book. It was given
to me by my father when was leaving
home for the front. have nothing more
valuable to offer you, sir. 1t is the most
precious thing possess And he kissed
my hand repeatedly, crying bitterly.
Il accepted the book, and without 4
word turned away to find another suf-
ferer. I would not have broken down
for colonelcy before those bearers
and my own men. The book was entitled
'Himmelsbrod; Cr Elm Gebetbuch fur
Jugend' Dread of Heaven; or 4 Pray.
erbook for the Young).
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14
Hotel Etiquette.
sleeves.

When a woman bows to man who
is seated at table in cafe or hotel
dinlng-room. he should rise slightly
from his seat as he makes the acknowl-
edgment. If the woman with her es-
cort should stop to speak to some OF
her friends who make up the party
with whom he is dining he should rise
and remain standing until she passes
on. When a man is introduced to an
other man they should rise and shake
hands as they acknowledge the intro
duction. A man should always raise
his hat as he opens the door for
woman in a public place, even If she
is an entire stranger. Men should also
remove their hats in the presence of
ladies when going up and down in the
elevators in public buildings. A defer
entail and courteous manner always
shows good breeding, and one cannot
be too particular in small matters, as
mans breeding is revealed by his
department and conversation quite Us
much as by his appearance.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14

horny matter is starch, yet this same
horny matter is so rich in protein that
it may be accepted as a rule that the
greater the proportion of horny matter
the greater the proportion of protein
in the corn kernel. The size of the
germ also indicates the comparative
amount of protein.
Any man that expects to do much in
the breeding of corn or even in the
growing of corn must make a study
of the plant and its seed. He must
educate himself to be abe to tell tho
value of different kinds of corn. This
making mechanical analysis the real
sort of an education is not the work
of day or week, but it requires
much study, much thought and much
comparison of different varieties of
corn and of different ears of the same
variety.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14

BY Way of
Illustration
SanR. MORRIS MOORE" was the

SanR. MORRIS MOORE" was the
announcement.
:High-ho!" was the sigh from the
sofa.
.".If intrude-"
GLOW can you intrude when you are
asked to Gomez"
Anyhow, l am demanding prema-
ture welcome, am the first conner"
Some one must be first, and fan
cy-"
"That intended to be f1rst?"
81 was about to think so.'
"And for asking that question that
have already asked many times. You
know what it is?"
81 know"
'.And your answer?"
ITO what?"
"You said you know"
"Not what to answer"
''Then let me tell you what to answer,
Stella"
ut will be dull dialogue if you play
both parts"
1T is no play with me. Do you mean
SA0S \ AAAey AOI AOPSs' 40 yONA s~ANS"S~
the same as always?"
1T must be the same since my life, my
mission, my talents must be given all
for progress, for advancement. for wom-
ans emancipation"
Mrs. West"
"Ah, Mrs. West! SO glad to see you!"
$50 happy. 7 came early. 1t is so
hard to see anything Of you. Such a
crowd about her always, doctor"
The doctor was still absorbed in &C.
ceptance of Stella's rejection. He could
not veer lightly into, divine moods.
Stella thought she had never seen him
appear SO heavy.
What has our star been doing late
ly? Writing! All, genius!'
TRULY, have been writing story
of the revolution" admitted Stella,
"and that was why sighed"
Sighed" queried Mrs. West.
"Ah, was it?" asked the doctor,
eagerly.
81 was grieved," explained Stella,
hastily; because feared could get
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14

a athletics. What the greatest uni'
versities foster and the preparatory
schools recommend, it IL NO: Tor the
househOld to frown upon, wltoout
good reason.
A man in love with music declined
to let his daughters learn to row. lest
1t should spoil the suppleness OF their
piano-hand. A man who valued grace
and symmetry stood squarely In the
path of his SONS through their child
hood, lest they should get broken nm
gers, or enlarged thumb-joipts from
playing ball. For the reason that they
might stumble on the ice, they were
MT permitted to learn to skate. In
consequence. though they were schol-
arly enough, they arrived at Adde'S
cence inferior in size, strength and
fearlessness to others VINO -0ea
known the rough and tumble OF life.
and they had to make up as best they
could for the drawback of a too ten
derby nurtured Juvenile career.
Athletics are here to stay. We owe
it to our juniors to give them gym
nastic training. In reason, just as we
owe them the alphabet and ali that
follows after A, B, G.
Our own children are not the only
ones to whom we owe the physical
training that comes from athletic
sport. The understood, ill-fed, pallid
children of the tenement. those to
whom Fortune has been a step-dame
and whom Nature has lowered stingi-
~, look to US for a chance to improve
their condition. No more gratifying
sign of the times appears than in the
social altruism which leads a college
team to play against neighborhood
settlement team which brings the TEL
lows who were born to the golden
spoon to meet as friends the fellows
who were born to no spoon at all.
The most gratifying phase OF recent
athletics is seen in the development
of manly brotherhood which makes
no account of rich or poor. but vel
comes all good comrades - play the
game.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14
PEOPLE IN PRINT.

W-ldo Story, the Boston-Londor
sculptor, who is to execute a statue
of the late Sir William Vernon Har-
court for the house of commons, is
the first American to be thus honored.
AS the discoverer of photographs,
John Butler Burke has suddenly be-
come the most talked-of man in the
United Kingdom as a man of science.
He is an 1rishman, and was graduated
from Trinity college.
A band Of 40 Sioux Indians travel
Ing with circus visited Wilmington,
o., recently. While there they adopted
into the tribe Miss Grace Corbin,
daughter of Maj. Gen. Corbin, naming
her Princess Pure Heart.
DR.. Joseph Spencer Kenuard il to
have the distinction of being knighted
by the king Of Italy at the next levee.
Dr. kennard recently removed from
Philadelphia to Tarrytown. N. Y, and
his novels in the Italian tongue have
received greater royalties than any
novelist save D'Annunzio.
H. P. Mallan, Boer colonel, who
served in the South African war. is .
conductor on a street car line in
Kansas City. Mallan's home is in Cape
Town. South Africa. He is q years:
old. At the close Of the war he went
to Mexico, but finding nothing to do
except work in the mines he left for
the United States.
Once upon time. as far back IS
the sos. Susan B. Anthony wore
boomers, but she declared it mental
cruclhx1on" and gave it up. She is
very fond Of pretty clothes, but only
buys one new dress annually and never
wears fannels or furs. Her silk petit
coats are marvels of prettiness and she
Is most dainty in all her dress accesso-
ries.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14
SUMMER HINTS.

A few leaves in the hat may prevent
sunstrOke.
Clean out the fence corners in hay and
wheat field.
Asplendid team: Young Courage and
Old Caution.
Calloused hands are much to be pre-.
fesred to calloused hearts.-Farm Jour.
nal.
Few farmers yet are studying the
questions relating to tillage and the
garden. Study of this subject means
money in the pocket Of the farmer.
Something wrong when the boys don't
whistle around the old farm. Noticed
any such failure at your house? II you
have, isn't it time you began to do Il lit
tie whistling yourself?-Farm journal.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14
Success in Music.

Caruso, the celebrated Italian opera
tenor, is the son Of an engineer in
Naples. His father, on finding that
the lad preferred music to mechanics,
turned him out of doors, remarking:
Follow your fancy, and when it
brings you to grief do not count on
me-" When he entered upon his term
of military service an officer with q
musical taste took him in hand and he
was allowed to practice in peace. At
that time he could barely read and
write. Now he is the most famous
tenor Of the day, never singing for
less than $500 a performance.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14

u.
& - The srarshes ana meadows they rise
Then the last ray Of daylight expir9;
with 4 vast constellation OF fires
3hey people the dusk Of the skies.
Il n IN intricate kind Of dance.
In . mystical maze they are led.
And I watch them 1t notselessly tread
With eyes that are heavy with trance.
And rft from the whirl and the throng
Some lesser light dies in the play;
They cease not their dance. but always
Go circling and whirling along.
And. watching, dream that our life
IL a mirthless dance that we tread.
Meier pausing to number the dead
That vanish away in the strife!
We are sparks from the marsh that are
filled
* For moment with impulse, desire;
"A moment Is ours to aspire,
"A moment-and then all is stilled!
N o. Times Democrat.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14
FEvER'S AFTER-EFFEcTs
Old Net 0isappeae Uaesl tsso 0aooa
WNas 0eoowsd ~ o.. W1susoms'
Pink P1lOe.

0tO 0VO8 0V00WUO06 OU0U UDD0 0U00M
Yves 0onoNod ~ o.. W1Suloms'
Pink Pills.
Typhoid fever is sometimescalled nsr
vous fever. During the course Of the
fever the nerves arc always profoundly
disturbed, and when it 10 over they are
left go sensitive that the patient has "a
be guarded against all excitement. In the
tonic treatment then demanded. regard
must be paid not only to building flesh
but also to strengthening the nerves. A
remedy that will do both, mako sound
flesh to repair waste aud give new vigor
to feeble nerves, is the most convenient
aud economical Such remedy is DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
One proof of this is the experience Of
Mr.. Charles Worth, of East Vassalboro.
Maine. He says: IS I had Q severe at
tack Of typhoid fever late in the fall
which left me very weak and debilitated.
MY heart palpitated. my breathing be-
came difficult after the least exertion and
there was numbncss in both hands.
suffered i'll that way for fully six months.
As did not grow out Of it, did not in
fact see the slightest improvement as
time passed, decided to use DIR. Will
lians' Pink Pills as knew Of some cures
they had effected in cases like mine.
''Almost US soon as began taking
them could see decided Improvement
aud after keeping on with them for
several weeks was completely well. I
consider DIR. Williams Pink Pills most
valuable remedy, and I am in the habit
Of recommending them to others afflicted
as was"
When the nerves ache and trem-
bic it means that they are starving. The
only way to feed them is through the
blood, and the best food is DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. They are absolutely guaran-
teed to be free from opiates or other harm
full drugs. They are sold by all drug
gists, or may be obtained directly from
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Schenec.
tady, NY,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-09-14
THE CORN KERNEL.
How the Examination Nay Deter
mine Much About the Quality
Of Corn One Is Growing.

BY the kernel OF the corn it is pos
sible to tell much about the quality Of
corn one is growing. AS matter Of
instruction we publish the accompany
ing cuts, which were designed under
the direction of Prof. Hopkins, of the
University of Illinois. The first one
shows kernel of low protein corn. The
proportion of crown starch in this kerr
mel to the other portions is seen to be
very large. as is also the horny starch