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WORDS OF MRS. EDDY
ANSWERS A LIST OF QUESTIONS.
Announced as Her Last Address 10
the Pubile-DIseusses Spiritual
Science and Hygiene.


tho PubIle-piseusses Spiritual
Science and Hygiene.
Boston. June l2.-The Boston Her.
aid to-day publishes under Its copy
rights . series OF questions and an.
swers. the latter by Mrs. Mary Baker
Eddy. In which she sets forth her
principles regarding poverty. disease.
the use OF surgery. etc. Mrs. Eddy
speaks OF these as her last public
utterance and expressed to your cor
b0 permitted uninterrupted opportu-
nifty ito assimilate myself to God"
} The questions and answers follow:
+ rs Christian Science = new reli-
sion!'
Yes. a new old religion and Chris
tianity."
Does It stand in relation to Chris
tianity as Christianity did to Judar
ism!"
Somewhat"
".are you. Mrs. Eddy. an interpreter
OF Jesus teaching. or have you pre-
sented that which II new to His
teaching!"
IAN Interpreter thereof"
rs Christian Science In antagonism
TO natural science?"
NO. lot to natural spiritual science.
There Is no. material science"
Does Christian Science discourage
the study OF anatomy. physiology and
hygiene?"
Not Of spiritual hygiene"
Does Christian Science deny tho
existence OF disease germs. or merely
assert mans superiority over such
forces!"
Denies tho existence thereof"
Does Christian Science expect it,
though entirely sp!ritualixed beinss!"
NO"
rs II proper for the Christian
Scientist TO disregard the laws OF
hygiene. or merely TO disregard them
u circumstances make Il necessary"
ITO disregard all that denies the
Allness OF God. spirit and His laws"
Under any conceivable circum-
stances would the Christian Scientist
make use OF SURGERY"
Yes and no.
In case Of Infectious disease would
tho Christian Scientist yield himself
TO III. customary treatment OF isoia.
'!on and disinfcction!''
III the Law demands II. ycs."
Does Christian Science regard
property as . manifestation Of dis.
caac.-
NO"
ia poverty . disease of society OF
the indiyiiuai.-'
-of both
Can the Individual. by use OF
Christian Science. overcome worldly
dcf-at.'
Yes
''iias an evil nind power asa!ns, q
spiritual iiter-'
Evil works aEalas, good. II n
works at ALL
do you regard death as tho great
world fear which tho human race
Wills against i,scif.-'
yea"
-it the world would abandon the
study OF disease and crime and de-
vote Itself TO the study Of wealth.
health and love. would criminals. Grip
pies and poverty cease TO exist.-
They woaii.-
Could society exls, without iaIis
and aimshoasrs--
NO, at pFcscat.-
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Rivers Are outessts,

Prof. Charles W. Gould of Oklahoma
University is authority for the state
ment that the name Cimarron. borne
by one OF oklahoma's characteristic
streams. Is Mexican word derived
from the Apache language. II means
outcast or wanderer and was first ap-
piled To an old Apache Indian. who
left his tribe and settled on the head.
waters OF this stream.-Kansas City
Times.
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Four Good Habits.

There are four good habits-punc.
tuality. accuracy. steadiness. and de-
spatch. Without the first OF these
time is wasted: without the second.
mistakes the most hurtful to our own
credit and interest. and that Of others.
may be committed: without the third
nothing can be well done: and without
the fourth opportunities OF great ad.
vantage are lost. which It Is impossi.
BILE to recall.-Exchange.
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Financial Center a. New York.

In n recent interview ut st. Louis.
United States Treasurer Ellis II. Rob.
erts said: II confidently believe that
sooner or lated London will cease to be
the center OF finance and New York
City will become its successor. The H.
nancial interests OF this country con-
troll more than one-fourth OF the stock
OF all the mined gold In every ciyilize'
country In the world
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Needs Of English Women.

Tho Eagiish~oman needs a good
dash OF vanity 10 eampi.t. her charm.
II. as u Is said. sc arc becoming vain,
CT. and do ultimately estimate our
personal attractions at their hishcs;
value. NC shall become tho mos; dan.
srroas fascinating women In the
~orii.-EaEiish Exchange.
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Reprisse Has espireo.

canea City. Colo. June 1.-THE
time Of tho FrpFiese granted Fred.
cTiek Arnold saa Newton Andrews.
the founsbieod tnurieTers. having CT
p!Fcd today. tho mea will tomorrow
DO returned to their former cells Ia
the execution house In the State Peal.
'cn,iasy. from which ,hey were taken
tea days ago.
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Cain and Abel .. . o,..sv.o,.o..

Cain and Abel. 30 far as ~e know.
were the only children ever debarred
tho incsiimabie privilege of hearing
Ion. and frequent lectures from their
parents about wha, they did when
they were boys and Girls. Now look
nj the result. One Of tho boys died
young and tho other became a mus.
dcrcr.-tiosion Transcript.
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l.. o.srise. Vas, Wealth.

While the Chinese arc held TO be
tn" mos, economical people In the
world. n has aprsrcn,iy never oe.
Cured TO them 10 use the vast areas
Of their ssTdant hill and mountain &c.
Eioas a. pas,nrssc for cattle. sheep OF
horses.
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Sugar Trade Of ysnIes.

The venetians were the fathers of
the European sugar trade. Anterior
to the year has they both imported
considerable quantities Of sugar from
India and planted the cane In the
island OF Sicily. With the produce Of
this island and the Indian Imports the
Venetians carried on a great trade
and supplied all the markets OF Eu.
rope with this commodity.
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ns Admired Goal minsrs

The chief delight Of the late Con.
stantine Msunier. the eminent Belgian
sculptor. was TO illustrate in his work
the muscular physique and the sorrows
and Joys of the coal miners at Char.
isroi and Mons.
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wstla.. Diamond pteaus,Isn.

Tho worlds diamond production
summed up shows 'ha; india has pro.
iueei 100000 ksFats: Brazil. ~.
100000: Africa. 100000. All the
diamonds in the world uncut would
have a value Of $50. .e0S.
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Heavenly Hons s,o,.,.

Two fat hogs were missed from a
scE zen recently in Paradise. Some.
.riy had better iook out. there are
breakers shead.-Ea;srprise tors.)
tAieftain.
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Merely a Side i.sus.

This is truly the aEs OF business.
We knpw Of ave poets and authors
VINO own HouriskinE saSmills and
who oaiy saw into literature for rec.
Tcatioa.-A,ian,A Constitution.
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n.r, !, ReTs, Tor xyemsn.

Mother Gray. a nurse in New YORK. die.
covcrsi picassn; herb remedy for women .
ills, called AUSTRAI.IAS-I.EAF Is is the
only certain moHshly regulator. Cures
Bladssr aud Urinary ;roabiss. As all Drug.
Eists or by mail - cts. Sample mailed
FREE. ADDRESS. The Mother Gray Co.,
LaIsoy, y. y.
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loMeII.a aeIief-

Folks that's afeard to fall are sure
Of failin'. God hates your saeakin'
creatures that believe He'll settle
things they run away an ieave.-Lov.
ell.
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JUS, q plain hoy.

Sor~aik. Ohio. boasts of a Wild soy
who from choice lives in a hut. sleep.
In ais clothes and never had his hair
Gu; or eombed. That Isn't a Wild boy.
ti's Just plain boy.
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Most Celehraistf.

Sweet Is Is famous. TO- hs-sure. hu,
Il is the average vomau's 2sth birth.
day. perhaps. that is most celebrated.
New York Daily News.
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n ron don't &c, the bisrcst and b.s,
IT'S your own fault. Defiance starch
" Tor sale everywhere and there 10
positively nothing to equal IL in ouaI.
ity or quantity.
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oold huao.,, fer saux.nlr,.

A, a wedding In Barstow. Cal. each
- the guests vas presented with a
sold nugget from a mine which the
bridegroom had bestowed upon the
b.ide.
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milIiens Of wom,, wo-l,-,

While Germany has s.5OO.oCO WON.
en- who eain their own living. 1ta'y.
with only one-half the population. has
5.25o,CO0.
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liberty to repeat what /
first stated through our
Denver papers about
Doan's Kidney Pills in
the summer OF 1893. for
] have had no reason In
the interim to change my
opinion OF the remedy. l
was subject to severe at
tacks OF backache. al
ways aggravated II I sat
long at n desk. Doan's
Kidney Pills absolutely
stopped my backache. I
have never had a pain
or n twinrp since"
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OpIire.s iourrsr

lie who is something will DO some
thing: he who is more will do more:
and he who is most will do most-J.
Freeman Clarke.
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Japsn's FlsherIes.

TAc fisheries of Japan annually yield
about 100000 tons Of rsh worth $50.
100000 TO tn. Japanese fishermen.
American fisheries ptoduc. about L.
100000 tons year.
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TEA
The English and Irish old
woman lives in a garre. on
tea. and dies in a garret on
tea; and how did she get to
be old9 On tea.

" building air castles entities ous
to the title Of architect. then nearly all
Of us are qualified to hang out shin.
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500 Reward, 500.

TIE reader. Of thi. r.p~r .ti b pisAssd 70 issrs
tAAl thefe 10 least iT- ss esa.e that scienes
has t-en ahl~ ~ In ell tts sts<es. sai tnst 70
CsiArFh- HAIRS caassrt ta'e !. th~ oaiy p--iiiss
kno~ ~ the ui.siisAi fraternity. tstAstA
keins ennsttatisnL ils-s.s tc,uir-s . c.snssits-
usasl treaiinent. hsirs csisrfh Care ts taken 10.
Nrnsiiy. srtins dirrctiy spa The hes. ard s-=ss
saff.rss of tho sy.srHi. ttrfvhy teslrpJfns The
fSaai.iioa ~ the di.~sse. rnf sistss the psi,~us
s'rvnsth by taiiiins uF The ean.tgaita spi sssss.
ins n.'urr In Gotta. iis -urS. rb- pfssrstor. have
80 mach faith Ia is curative s-sr. that thsy ofss
Oae iigndfei Dsslsrs f.f ssJ that tt fsiss -
eGre- ssai Toe tisi Of t<stfnisaisl..
Adifws. Y. J. CHENEY CO.. rsi~:s. o.
kali By All LE-. .g.. 80.
Take nsiFs fsssiiJ iiis fas eoasg;ssissa-
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The auto Is pery-rss beast. .,
never breaks down Within watkins jis-
tanc- OF home.
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Don't you know that Defiance Starch
besides being absolutely superior TO
any other, Is put up lG ounces In pack.
age and sells at same price as II.
ounce packages Of other kinds?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

The clergyman may not drink. brt
he doesn't miud having a young cpupls
say TO him. ~weu't you join usE
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Perhaps more people would dwell in
the state Of ulatriuunv were IL not for
Its variable atmosphere.
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Don't request your grocer to supply
you with butter % the nrst rank.
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Pisos Cure is the best medicine We ever ussvi
for all affections cf the thsuat ami luurs.-wN-
O ESpsLKT. Vantursu. Ind Fch. 70. Isp1
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Some men think without talking and
some talk without thinking
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THREE YEARS AFTER.

Eugene L. Lario. of 751 Twentieth
avenue. ticket seller in the Union Sta.
tion. Denver. Col. says: You arc at
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TEA
The Chinese and Japs are
not very nervous people;
they drink a good deal Of tea.
TEA

folly may be,
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No. Naudc. dear! u doesn't taxi.
tvSnty men 20 make score ina base.
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Many heavenly tune has been
spoiled by a holy tone.
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Mrs Hen can't upbraii Mr. Rooster
for curclc-snosH. for she can seldom
md things where she lays them.
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-D,: p.s,d ksnss.i,.. r.s.',,- n..eAy
tAii'i- mr. y o. sisass. hssssia. a. 49, . t~s.-~
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Ar,c.n cisar for a pry climate.

lewis Single Hinder strsi<h' =,
wrapped in foil which keeps Is fresh until
smoked Made II extra quality tobaccp.
Lewis Factory. Pccris, Ill. Originator Tia
Foil Smoker Package.
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she-Bu' thought YOU said you had
money He-weiI. ] DID. but 1 spent u
all tTying to get you.
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Don't worry about tFifsss Remember
the hole that lets the water Ia you-
shoe will let u out again.
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Foster.Mi!burn Co.. Buffalo. n. Y.
For sale by all drugsis,s. Price 30
cents per box.
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\ dog makes almost a. much noise
when be barks as a man does whcA lie
harks his shius
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-is there any cure for heart tran.
bicsF asks the Medical Review. ESsr
IsN tnniri...nnt--
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Don't Imagine that every ssds-Fri
woman you meet has taNst anN itst It's
more than likely shs iaNrti aui Ent him.
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Denver Camera Exchange

N, 10Th strvet. OppeeIte Court Vo'- .r.
We esf- sS-nt- foe Cy 30 paper .f-i sos-Trus'
supplies D-veiopinG asp-eIsiSy. Mall sOat Ans
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-06-09

The Chinese have boon pacuclnr
incubation Tor coh,urlcl and do not
havo patent incuhutors either They
use the old.atylo methods. which II is
doubtful II an American could do
much with. One u the common
methods employed In China IL 10 take
pile ~ horse manure and allow u
20 heat for a few days. turning II over
20 regulate the heat when tho TEN.
pcrature u at about 100 degrees the
Chinese put In duck eggs or eggs OF
other fowls.
Recently tho Chinese In Hawaii
have taken 10 raising ducks In this
way. The climate Is admirably adapt.
cd 20 the work OF incubation. as tho
temperature seldom falls below 40 do
groes and seldom rises above 70.
This very uniform temperature makes
II easy for them 10 regulate tho heat
Of the manure In which the eggs are
being incuhatcd
Tho eggs In the manure pile are
watched carefully aud turned from
day 10 day When the allotted time
Tor incubation has gone by the little
chicks or duCkllnra as the case may
be are seen coming out OF AN parts
OF the manure pile. They arc care
fully tended for some days and are
kept In box or pen In which the
temperature is high enough To prevent
them from being chilled till they be-
sin to set some feathers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-06-09

An average Of the results OF 90 an.
alyfos OF tho typical soils Of the
United States showed per acre for the
nrst eight Inches Of surface 1900
pounds of nitrogen, $500 pounds Of
phoaphorlc acid and 1900 pounds OF
potash The average yield OF wheat
In the United States is "a bushels per
acre. Such a crop will remove 297
pounds OF nitrogen. 90 pounds OF phos.
phoric acid and 49, pounds OF potash.
Now 10 all OF the potential nltrogon.
phosphorlc acid and potash could be
rendered available there 10 present In
such an average soil. In the FIRST eight
inches. enough nitrogen 10 last 90
enough phosphoric acid for 800 and
enough potash for 1000 years
This a. what IL meant by potential
soil fertility. and yet such a soil pos
sossing this same high potential fertil.
ity. may, under certain conditions. be
80 actually barren OF results 10 the
farmer as 10 lead him TO believe II alb.
solutoly devoid Of plant food
A soil at Rothamstead. England.
which had been sucoossiyely cropped
TO grain for 90 years without the ad.
ditlon OF manure. and which conse.
qucntly had become exhausted espe.
clally In available phosphorlc acid,
still contained a total Of 2SS0 pounds
Of the latter per acre In the frst foot
at depth Delaware station.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-06-09
WHALES DEFEND THEIR YOUNG.
strong Affection Exists Among Levla.
thana Of the Sea.

strong Affection Exists Among Levia.
thsns Of the Sea.
Whales-like so many other sni
mals-are brave ln defense OF their llt.
le ones. A young whale was once
harpooued; It's mother. in great dis.
T2ss. came and selling hold Of &c.
diyod with it to q considerable depth
then she rose to the surface and dart
ed this way and that. as 10 yaiuly seek
ing for some other means OF escape
Though closely followed by the boats
she made no effort 10 get away her.
self. her sole thought was for her
child. Al last she was harpOoned. hut
even then she chung to her little one
until, in the course of an hour both
were dead Whales arc anectlonate
companions. Two whales we're one
swimming together, and ono OF then
was harpoouod. The wounded anil.
NAL. assisted by her friend. made a
terrible resistance, and sent a boat
with five men In It 20 the bottom. At
length the injured one died Of her
wounds. when her companion. rather
than survive her. stretched his heat
over her dead bofy and allowed him.
self TO be Killed a"I little Folks"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-06-09
TENT TREATMENT FOR
TUBERCULOUS INSANE
Superintendent of Large Eastern Hospital Has
Demonstrated Its Efficiency

Even az the outset however the pro
tests. whether from patients or their
friends. we're surprisingly few. and
lauerly they have been more ant 10
arise, II at an. over the patients re-
turn 10 the buildings when that be.
came necessary.
The question Of medication may ia
the present writing bee dismissed with
very brief reference II has been
found unnecessary 10 extend e great
ly and 90 has been limited mainly to
the treatment Of symptoms stimu'a.
tion-nlcohol.c and the likc-has been
found Of but little demand or use. and
the quantities. consumed always IN.
der individual medical prescription
have been lnsIrn'ncant on the other
hand the dietary has been made as
liberal as the imposed restrictions or
the State Hospital schedule have Dor.
mlttcd both ln the way of regular
diet and extras and lu the leading as.
sontIals-mllk and cprs-pryatc DO.
nations have supplemented the regular
supply But dependence. after an. has
been mainly placed upon the rigid
Isolation and d.sinfoctlon. and upon
the unlimited supply OF fresh air. As
nn interesting Incidental fact 70 may
be- mentioned that not only the pa.
iionis. but also the nurses living in tho
camp have enjoyed almost complete
Immunity from other pulmonary Glr.
eases. Not a single caso'of pneumonia
has developed ln thy camp lu lts OK.
istonce OF over three years. though lt
causes l3i deaths in the hospital prop.
cr In that time. The common colds"
80 frequent among their fellows living
upon the wards. or In the Attendants
Home. have boon unknown among the
tontdwoilora.
The popular idea that the consump
tive ~ a doomed man unless he can
at once abandon home and fnmly and
business ana hotale himself 10 some
remote region would seem 10 De mega.
lived by our Wards Island expert.
onco. The Wards Island camp rs but
q few foot above the tldc.Watcr level.
lts site rs swept In winter by winds "
high velocity, coming over tho ice.
bound waters of the rivers aud tho
sound which surround g. and Il SUI.
fors as much as. or moro than. any
other part of the city Of New York
ftom the trying changes ~ tompora.
turo and humidity which are 30 char.
acicrlstlc Of It's climate. r. In spite
OF all these drawbacks. what has been
done can be done. and that for insane
patients, what may not be hoped from
the extension Of the same methods to
tho ordinary consumptlye OF sound
mind, anxious for recovery and capa.
bic OF giving intelligent assistance In
the strugglo7
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-06-09
rheunht She Couldn't live.

Moayla, n. Y. June 5.--Mr. Bcnja.
min Wilson. a highly respected resident
Of this place. came very near losing
his wife and now that sho Is cured and
restored TO good health his gratitude
knows no bounds lie says:
MY vito has suffered everything
with Sugar Diabetes Sho has been
sick four years She doctorcd with
two good doctors but kept growing
worse. The doctors said sho could
not live She failed from 200 pounds
down to 1870 pounds. This was her
weight when she began TO uso'Dodd's
kidney pills, and now she weighs 100.
Is well and feeling stronger every
day.
"sho used 10 have rheumatism 20
bad that Il would raise great bumps
all over her body and this IS an gone
too.
"Dodd's Kidney pills arc Godsond
10 those who suffer as my wife did.
Thcy are all that saved her. We can't
praise them enough"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-06-09


suppose that everyone has Ind
trouble with chicks dying ln the she'll
ia some years the trouble is greater
than IN other years have been told
by ono pouItryaiscr that whore
chicks die Iu tho she'll the fowls had
been fOI too much limo and the shells
were therefore toU strong for the
chicks TO- break on the other hand
have been told that ~ was due 10 lack
Of moisture iu the nIr. that the chicks
in developing ln the she'll had 800 little
moisture that they could not expand
them sclycs and break tho she'll or
had not Tho vitality necessary 20 do 200
] do not know that ! can tell why
the chick dies boo the sholl. but can't
help doing some guessing ono of
these guDHoH BE- that tho chick iu the
sholl BE- o. wo1kl.ne and 10 may boz that
wonk.inr would have Ios. chance 90
break out OF thick she'll than O. thin
one. TO that ovont the shell that
has Dot OF lime Zoo ItH mako up would
be- on obstacle to th0 breaking out of
the chick but In thlt case would %
not boz o. benefit anyway 10 have the
chick dio Zoo tho SHELF m % #urcoodrd
in breaking out it would perhaps boz
come poor breeder producing chicks
that would De- Of little uFo boz tho
world because Of too small yltolliyg
So think IL o. iIf as wcIl 10 Iot
the weak chicks die Iu the she'll That
o. theory that ! hold but do not
hold Yer, strongly. because who shall
know the wuya or ufr9
Another theory Q have is that the
fowl that produced the org was not
properly fud ur tho male at the head
OF the flock was mot sufficiently we'll
led Co be- vigorous This would moan
a louoned vitality Of the germ In the
egg or Of the substance M the egg
itself which substance comes from
the mother I am Inclined to think
that this matter or feed iB az the bot
tom uf the matter aud that when We
know more about feeding poultry we
viii know moro about why chicks die
In the shell aud how Ia prevent that
/ am the more Inclined toward this
theory because 100 some experiments
In the feeding of partial meat ration
90 fowls ID was found that the fowls
that had meat were su vigorous that
none ~ them died while other Rocks
under the same conditions except that
they were led mo- meat suffered tho
usual losses OF developing nocks-
EHtollc Harper Carroll Co. No.. In
Farmers RCyicw
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-06-09
A Theory Of Eos Moisture.


A writer ON poultry subjects In an
exchange says that the egg gets rid
Of lts moisture more by reason OF tho
pressure from within than by reason
OF the evaporation from lts surface.
He says As an evidence Of this. In.
fertile eggs do not lose much In slzo
or weight. whilo a fertile egg loses
ono sixth In weight aud one siXtloth In
size
This theory docs not appear very
sound The fact seems TO be- that tho
infcriilc egg loses more moisture than
the fertile egg, one Of tho ways OF
testing eggs that have been incubated
for some time is to put them In water
and see u they will noat The infer.
tile eggs nuat and the eggs with
chicks In them sink 10 the bottom.
which is strong evidence that the In.
fertile eggs have lost more moisture
than the fertile ones.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-06-09

There is one important point that
some feeders lose sight NJ aud
that is the value OF nbor In feed OF
cows or in fact of any animals adapt.
cd to the consumption OF fresh aud
dried grasses Fiber b. coming to DO
recognized as a very important con.
stltuent OF the feed of COWS Whore II
has been ignored. as In the gruat feed.
ing yards connected with dlsulleries,
the results have not been good, Just
how much hber the COW must have In
her food to do her bost is not now
known, but the more II is investigated
the more does IL appear that tho
amount is quite large We can easily
ovordo the matter OF feeding concen.
trntos.