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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
jSIA.
Ell L3INFIRRNoEs EsUELTO LA
VIRcEN ROJA.

William T. Stead, d su regHeso do
iI1lsia Se detuvO en- Berlin, en- rtl-
ta nara PARIS. POr hora y media
habI6 de sls YivIdns impresiones del
MInfIer1in Suelto'', como el llama q
todaa las cosas que ha visto dido
del ..espantoso resolcadero ell que
N soctedRd rtlsa SO arrastra.
tiEaxtsafas coSas estan Bucediendo",
dito Mr.. Stead. Plensese en- los inci-
denteS de Reyal. Algunas perso-
mas determEnadas marcharon calle u
I;bAio a h casa del ayunt.miento Sc
gliitlAs de Ii chusma ALI, el "nlc,tl-
de-. se hallaba sentado deliberando
sobre 10 Bltiiaci6n. Entraron nuestros
reaueltos amigos.
"NosotrOs demandamos', dijeron,
l"l!bertad, suIragio universal y el de-
recho de gobernarnos nosotros mis-
"pero", dijo el alcalde, ':yo NO
les puedo dur q Udes. esas cosas
Con placer enviare 81 peticion n
emperador.
i "Bien", continuaron los delegado:
|, "nosotros somos delegadOs de una re
yolucion, 81 no obtenemos 10 aus
pediinos, hemos decidido incandiar
4 In ciudad. Demos siete mil quinientoI
rnblos', t$3,75O).
"El Rlcalda SuS COieBuS, pelsa
\ ron que era meter pagar los 1900 n
bios que tener incendlada la ciudad
!, asI es que huscaron el dinero, paSu
ron q los delegados, qusenes Sc Il
lejaraon prometiendo que sertan bue
nos. Pero POGO ileyo otro tumu'
, to, dljo: -.
"Qua hay con nosotros? PA
guenos tambien".
"Se neg6 q este el alcalde, y s
a a!ej6 Ia turba con amenaZas dc dc
Z trucci0n,
!. "La Virgen Roja de In Comun
Francesa fue Luisa Michel. Pues
bien, en- Reval una cierta viuda ll'
! mazda Linde, vestida de escarlata d'
/ de Ia clbeZa hasta los pies, co
a una hacha al hombro, se cotoco
). La eabeza del motfE. Todl i
ifE noche SO estuvIeron eXcitando. i
N tre tAnto, el Gobernador itnbia ma
n iado por tropas, y ell tumuito ell
- mailana se Agitmba 1rante & los St
reI dados, eli Ia gran plaza El Goht
In nAdor orden0 Ia muchedtimbre q
se dispersara, diio que 81, de
pues de quince minutes no Sc !
e. tiraban, ordenarfn las tropas q
g hlcleran fuego.. PasareM cinco
de- nutos Is Yiuda Lndel de rolo
: subi0 d TN poBte de luz elEctrica, "
IL iant0 i exhorto los refnluefonar
a. ta qiie tstyfeEstn firnezas {E soa sult
SSin con- fs adj ia sEss 3flN as
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
he loss III $
no Iluehds hi1os as tsIi us si,-

& .sts 4 81 ~ 49,
~ : q s' :
tssss7
Cosa si4ual aucede On 10 may y0T par-
kte de las gFandes cIudAdes hispHno-
amsr!caI.ss, advirtiendo II1ie tambleis
hay colegios de otras naciones.
5Por 10 que respecta uuestra Re
pnbJica Meyicana. hay due cnnyenir
que no SO iia penaatio todavia en- fun
dar escnelas mexicanas EN- aluelIos
lugares del extranjero en- que resi-
den millares do nuestros conciudada-
nos 8 de sus descendientes. como
| acontece en- aigtlnos Estados anglo
americanos. en- Belize, etc.
Mus para que sc note la falta aus
| hnce.s e..tafIocer aIl{ ezcuet,s nrj
marias. retribuIdas por In Naci6n. We:
SO 10 aite ACADIA de escribIr desde Sor
Francisco California. Ell escritor/ IN,
xicano d. Adolfo Carrillo. on una
| cnrrearHaidencia dirtgida "Ia Re-
vista .de Merida:
"La coiouia niexicana en- san
Francisco California asciende 4 ...,..
I 1h A{l0 hubi,antcs; perO, en- sti mayor
narte, gon personals ignoran,es. In
i diog<y peones que cmfsran &c IL cos'"
| del Pacifico, dedicandose a1ui Jos
ofic!os mas humliacs' nus III, ia'Ss n'hn
| platos, otros linpiah Ooins Ios mas
Sc hail4l emp,ean"s :" ,,,,n,, ';.a iH'", ,,a ,ss
de t~allales' ~ 20 INA ,,n-ho"e n%
no l'eEah .,,OI, SUI son "",r iroJn oi liz ,
s,sos ,,i%,, In ~ L.. ,ioyn ,,"r
~ y, ~" ,,,,Jo,. 81 arnHoi ast
sduG" s'o,,1e. ox,,;.aDra -, ~, ~ M a.
tas1ah,o d,,n -, nitos ~,
,i@ndsn - t''"' 'fHll,,|
90. , !oIlos
feor suonH@ 'oaaYEt coz dlez
uoue ianiii'as me%lcahas Us Scnr"
I'' Hiu' 49, ins '',i'' :, 'lo"
ot,.., 9 ." "''So 20, pa' w. nc sumo
80, -, 2i''hl1n ii,I .oiinls' vi Jeie he
sii, r., sts ,. n,"',''S wv hes"
,.'' 49,, 'ssi',ISs1 a,,Itc;, et' .a ntSs,h hoy
,s "i' '"i''''''S"'' "'''n S'n r'tnorl-
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,,i'S,. ), - ~ Ut :" '9 he P.un'
-, "e ~ w. n". aHl W.
" a,Ins I'' no'o a. naoi' Ipstes' s'
bor ~ ,,.a,aa LIN aif,s. a 20 =, si1,iW ,m Es no M
49,, p''''' '''"' ~ ''"s"' '""'s''ia-
-; osor,,o. o,,,1n t,. -
los mexicanos RESIDENCES ON San E,ran
cisco no bubicran cci.hrndo In fies
IN naclouol del 1G do Sontjnmbro I'm
csts afin,
| Tlemno cs due al sobierno dc In
Repnblica rIic su otcacl0n en he.
Il =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23

IRt15Sl4i sst@sfYt y ~ ma.
st2:sa 1aiG Gladt, ,Ijf la1S SffhI Ient b pa
Fa sUyHar mas astilanJsIjie I'll quo
los atimentas qst Sc rfndan sean
,TIrps.
I'll ndmero de excursionistas que
fue 4 PorfiTio Dia2, eli tiitim0 do
minRo liz c0rrda de toros fue dc
1900 J. G0D fueron de San Antonio,
y 700 de los puntos intermedios.
Ramon Ayala, fuG arrestado On
un circo meXiCano por usar una pls-
tola, A%ala as el primero que Sc
rd iu2gado en- q Condndo dc Bexar,
bajo IL nutva ley Scgnn 6sta III
mcnUr mu'la que Sc imponc al tras--
grcsov cs de Si00.
Maria Escamila dc 80 amos de
cd1d muri0 Il : de Diciombre de tn
hcrcuiO6is on ilS Culle tie San Fer
nlnGu,
-Elcna MARTINEZ de 81 amos de e.
dad mnri6 el de Dicicmbre de tu-
bcrcU'OStS. ii19 Gale do Matagordh.
--iGi @ehor Anicato Dominguez salit
de san Antonio para ir trhDljar
contrataan por Ia gran f,ndici6n dt
Selardefla. Estado dc Durango, Mexi
60.
-El iovon Julihn +. Lozano dc
la lSiciteia Normal dc Saliillo. SO
anGnentrn en- San Antonio On bhsci
t!e sni,d. 49,
III CaAciiio ha. nb"tido, las SS- .
taciunc4 da tfnuSGcr lurulhup por
rsta -s.rhifn h,f4nos los transfers
para iDrnar los tranrf5s cn cnain'iier
nny,tu dc Ia lfneI.
~ ,hs Ip,iicfas y bomhcr0s que no
frrgnn sus noHhrRmicn'Ds iiriHadus
po,. ri Mayer. no rectbirdn salaiio1.
--LIs siguIrniCY pcrsOnaS prctcn-
den 81 puasfo dc Administrations de
CnrrCos dc SatF Antonio: Nose {.
Harris. 5. NJ Johnson. t~hu Woo
hwafi y ! !. Stevens. 81
-eAiibptras iur0 In nusencil igi
Mayor CalEusiiau 10 subStitnira 81
RnEihur w. l.. Richter.
En- las Gales Pine : Crosby, qulcn
Eahe dnscn lIa audando cnvenenando
icaoS los puTrOB do por gllf.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
de FelIClt

]. FL ailo nuevo Sc acerca
j. tempo de que Sc prepAse
i. hacer sus tarjetas de 5fel lclt ~
!. ci6n il slis amigos. No sae5Es|
!. I'D. In cosa para Ultima 8hOEe
i. Mande I'd. hacer nj REGID0k
i. s,,s tarjetas. En- itinEtlna N xrsS
i. to sc hacen mas elegnntes. N9e (,
i. criba I'd. inmediatamente. 26ss
!. hermosas tarjetas de fellcitae-
y. cion de afio nuevo por GO cen- &
!. tnyos. Dirljanse los pedldos q &
!. PABLO CRUZ, 2O5 s. Laredo q
II St., San Antonio, Texas. st7s.e 7s-le.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
AMERICANO MATADo
EN- MEXICO.

El Consul GoHcral dr. l1s Estados
unldnS Cn IN ClGdad de Mexico. Ja.-
mes r. Parsons, Jr.. fue matadu por
IN tr3nfa eiGGtric0, un POGO despu6B
de las plimse In Ia norhe del dfa
cincO del prnsrntr mrs Mi. Par.-
sons fu6 nOnbraao Consul Gcnerai on
M6xico 81 10 do Abfii dc 1901. Era
aatiyD Go New York,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
A6o 1 81 !. 20 |

~ = ntSs(H in
FL lSi de Noylelhnrs ellll ss 49, IL
septimA gran Fefla ~ isa.e... a.
San Antonio, que GeplI ntlSo. ',;oss oe n,;a
snaugurhiO el q ue y ps,S nstrt.
tue pospnesta c'.us', US, .A w - .o,.s.
tn cllnrentenn nlalltetllNt VA y nv
del sur, dcniao ~ ~ eA.n1si lns,Sa.ts MI
tiebre anarliia en- ESeM, Lt,..,s.''., na
les dc uels 'l..s, a., y
Mexico nan nesAuo,. w. III. ~ a., -.
rrlDhndo en- nl!IIielO ,,,,,,
tras epoctls " puep.o NJ i,ta
ca comp ahoTa tl;l . w
res tan granue sh Nlih 40. - :, :" ~
cana, como en- es.s y, Ss'77o' . =
hihicion ulexH2lha Us ue ..s. eA.upI ',,a a0,,a.
interes, mas srluus lL, uuu iuo 60.
la de IL yFsrla otlSsIsa. lll,l w. us :, al
Louis. I'll GoDlerno ue nie"iSS 'n,a - =,
Fresidente DiaS iEsh aheSu ss.p ,l.' 49, =,
cchceslohes para IL eAuipiulom i..l y; a,,,
xlcann nan eiiNiauo vi .t.. ~ -
de aus represents ll1 p,uis pa,a Hus
hagan cargo ue III eHutDlvLun. 1 80
Ei 6oDetnaaor uel r.ssuuo 49,
81 todos los lnleilinFos ue ~.
LOS mlelnoros uel uopteLilo. n,n,..-
4 c.ral tomaEon parts en- =. oIa,,-
3 MA ue apeptura: ln Fsi.u ,i.l se ''.su' i.s'
surara e. ~ uc sosis'ii ,,',,si.n. Ia. Z, &c
I'll certamen sc aorao pallo ~, ias .s..ne Mne
lellces circuhs.ahcias; cir ~ =
4 rue ilta'. La DrilElaG i@a a.l.aro,, y
los clelos de las paacinass ,i,ornn u"' ss, :,
3 uc rIhINlu. Ithoo 90 We, w os- ~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
HuEspEDEs.

DlollNbtlDoO 1luCSl IAJE%ot
Sc encuentran ell San Antonio, VI
sitando Ia Feria, el Hon. Cayetano
Itamos Falcon, cX-Goberuador del
Estudo dc Conhuila s,iegrn del
actual Sr. Guhernador Cardenas dc
Ia nisma entidad federativa, acompa
ndndulc sus hijus, Sra. Francisco liza
mos dc CarIenas, csposn del Sr.. 20
bernndor Cdrdcnlg, Sra. Maria iIa-
mrs de Thumar, su hijo Cayetano
Isamos Falcon, su ycriio Don Euuar'
Go Thumac las scnoritns Elrira :
FRANCESCA 2cTtuche.
Los diutinGutdos visitantes wiener
dc san Buenlvcntura, Coahuil., y PEI
mancceran anu; poc toda Ia tempo
rada de II Ferla. Sc encuentrtui nln
| jaaos Ell In eaplGudida Casa dc liues
pedes que nuestro eDtimado amigo
| Sr. Benjamin Mclendez Recio ttene I
tlblcCida en- Sau Antonio, en- IL
4 Culle Soledud, No. i3l.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
LOCALES.

a. Coronado, fu6 arrestado mul
tado eu cinco pesos por trastorna-
dor del orden pnbllco ell In Gallo
D0loroSa.
- Las rficinas del Couseio de E-
du0lci6n SO establecerAn probable -
mcnte en- los altos del ediftcio del
Banco Nucional de Ia Ciudad.
El 3 y 10 de Dlciembre habrs
excursiones 4 Ciudad POrririo Dfaz,
con motive do las corridas de toros
que Sc verlflcaran en- csc lugnr.
Ell cable del elevator del City
Hml se rompi0 el domingo en- Ia
tarde, cayendo In jaula con gran
estruendo. Ell muchacho que 10 ma
neja recibi6 ligeras contusiones.
Miguel Narciso fue arrestado por
peleoBero. en- IL esquina de laS ca
j lies San Marcos Tampico. .
Han pedido permiso para ca
tsarse Simon Teda namasia To-
,EsYel: Frank Asfssznlber y Claral Nahe-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23

81 ~ q
afs ga ss!s.. 8. =.
rs,fElIso liiisE
fIeI lsiti Med Ina ss9n donde fsles Sc
pultado. 4, III, ay; y,,n
Aninnip Herrera, Frank, Juan ~.
Rias =. Martin p. y Eugentn Herr5;s
ra V las seiiorns Miguel Pal til9ts:.'''
perez y a. Aguirre'
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23

beitg SSaId pIi5luli uc. II - ~"
| dis Taltey, quiencs fucrG. 3Oes'"1 d.
iibertad, bajo caucl6n d. mfSNi''st.,-
/ LA oi!cinh dc cOrrcpq q" "'3'"
ney fue rohuda, iiy~ld.- .". g."
dro1tes Si6, dog gtsfp!sa ! '.n i,""
! Ia sum-. f9rIi n1a4dg ua" - I.H.
bio de I~Nn' g i..- e"'Ht'l''' 81.
ros, ,dTnni" - ti.'"'' "I.'' :" 800
3SS'2."a' p"+"@. i.'.- ''..A'i' .'''.. l'.
ron r"i%i" i'i ''"'' '''
Ell G"h let"o%m h' ''.t "H d -
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un gran 'h'"SilSitI2 ih'' i'H"t "a" hG-
ili$amH5 nayala1 de i%lli15ia -, 4H@
/, Hsn"', l - ac'tVI S '' OF ~, -"h :"
tIteio g. S'tm N'il"'il". i'MGA, DOS
Iua m'' t'''''r ~, i''.s'' sIL''9 ','I
,"nos' ,,'' "'H 'i'4'la H"9 tg''"t'7' WY"
''S'""i''"' NJ my i'"s ava
~. 81 casino de san Diego ae do
I'm bale 9lie estIlyo cnncurItdisimu.
en- honor de las $CuOfita8 ft3gia y
Garcia do 6. Porfirio ptaa.
Cohhuiia,
lila muerto eli palito Bl1ncu In
seiiora Francisco G. de GlrcIa. c4p0-
sa del sciIor Gulllrrmu Gnrcfn. I.H
finadu "rn Fila del scnor Manuel o.
dena.
En- Ai;co. o., r,;, n, H., ,,..,.,. 49,,
i,r,dn 10 c,rg, ~ - , u,' Gu 49, = ~ yi'
cfa acus,Gn dc nncrs,, " rafnr ,i,. Il ~, ~,
nficl,ia" @ i"' "e anTs q '1Is'I I,,' y l3.5
dol Cnnaoln da 1 fTiTn,,,I 80 80 ''',,.''' q
.t,,s.,, ..,..,...., 49,.
tia 'ulleSi"p ch Ni't" ~ h}nlJt ori
ss''oI "nni 'e' ''ET''''
-bn Alice 80 puS0 IL pTlmnra pie,
urn para " construction dci iiu9Fn
cdlticp para clSh-c4c.le!a,
Abeltno Garcia f'tG absug!to, y
puesto en- lihoria1, del cargo de BIZ
saihit ane Sole liabia heclig en In.
fe40,
---Pascnal AfgdEndcgIi fu6 cnsidcna
no t,,,';n Yn laredo 4 cine" amos de rsni'
tehoieIa, por fgfip
steeih ,t;s. attihcI' heHsado Pc ~
Ii,sinio lJ,i, cii iaaftao, iue dgGl&f2it9 H'
cHiikinte phesto cii libertHd,
,i,. n 't1,eu,1 - hah casadg AihGatil
Aiai',ah' 'a III ~ sehoril3 tosh IA
faRhtl.
-.Ni.ll.si ~ l, itectof es et nombte qn
ss ht uaap nn nlbp del setlnF Mnt
%slo bstliitSlts3y seu9ta ~. 0pnhalsa q
i'i itan,isla; J, LaTed9. yApaldrinfatGn 81 ac
e 9i,ina q sGio: 2 4, 1oagl,ln s5nr tendon Fallof
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
NtIEVo pRBNtER

Sir itrnry campbctl Bsunetman. ha
lido unmbfado Premier del ia
biRcts lngi6s eii auhatltuoi6n do fIai
four Sir Henry pefteuera al paTti-
do l!hnral unionlsta-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
MANUEL MORALES Sc CASA

ftamou cahtud escrtbo dc Nueya
Orleins, que Manuel Morales. conout.
do harberU dc san khtonlo, New
Brnnnt6ls 8 1tros puntoa 40 casa en-
NuCra Orleans ron la soiiorila Mar
garita daian. ae nGriouaiitad capaho
IA
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23

as 80
lssaf sh Y, 2. DO
-. ~ nd h0Isli5reg DIS respeio, ~ ~
..,lIas dellen .eatsr pendisnies patH
M sep syfslimaa sic estos ptlips;
En tain In,iiyidao Sc encnentrah saos ''s
hombrea. ei que IS ell aas ptsest'
ser.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
MATp1MoNIO ELEGANTE.

El 30 de Noyiemhre 50 casaran en-
ell temple catolico le Beaville, Tex,
el s. clballero tiIrinidad RIgrHrn, hijp
de ID yIFtuosg Heflorn GreSceLfcln IL:
gda. do Barrsha puEte ensci eIite q tlt,a
|s!lst -;
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23

- i. {. q
.,. aaN.,,r'M,s7te Ia merean.:ia lla--
.. E'hnrH' no ~ conoce5 conner
.......su. *. III unoaje o imitaci6n
A.. ..... ...uP del Rignificado del
.....u ..n mo propiamenta clasi--
s.,..u, .l rI plrrafU JAG dc la misma
.. ... - l<oH de- 35 por ciento de
.. s.,p., Auio tt enumeration do tc-
...t.. go. HHu, duinLnda sostenidu pur
D.. E'pia du ClrcliitU dc Apei!lcicnes dc
Geo.. i.~|tu;p& EnidUs, en- este case, an
g. 5aa p-UcDuS pTesentadaa, confirnan
D:u lis ugo3S;On d" Ia Corte dc Circuito
-... .... 49,. e. (r. u. 2G27l.)
IA PTucuraGUr General avisa al
G'1aI taE1=utu d;r no sc iutentaran
i.tas ,.CuIaSa rli cstDs casos, En con
III. reugil ugtsd ssta autorizado por In
present" ii ry>pcdir el ceftificHdo pa
"a a." 80 hRat Ia dev0lucjon de dere-
Ctua rAtGid"S II dcmasfa sobre los
m"uuiouadDH arjicuEoa, pues estos re-
jWgarmian entcramonte las mas bara-
t4s uTdiuariaS Clnses do deshilados.
80 sntraH, sin embargo, Ell eBta dc
eist6n ioa Aeshti0dos que imiten cla
ramFni" I'll encnin, sino Due luedan
GomW eud!dus. vn q p6rrafo $50 nntedt
ci!U
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
EAJADonEs DE LENA.

Sc ne2eaitan plgandoles so centa
SOS nor enerda. DiffIanac a. II.
4 TaIynd, Gauss, Texas.
3seTn. -I-3u-5.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-12
THE COW AT cALvlNG TIME
Essentials That Must Not he Over.
looked by the Herdsman.

nSsschtAaAo An0t MUST Not BE OVER
looked by the Herdsman.
AS the time of calving approaches
consideration must be. given to the
place where the animal is to be when
calving A clean, well lighted box
stall is the most desirable The animal
should be put in there some days be-
fore in order to have her become ac-
customed to her surroundings This,
too, gives the herdsman a chance to
notice the condition of the droppings
and find out whether the bowels need
loosening. If they do, a dose of salts
should be given. Use about one pound
Of Glauber's salts and one ounce of
ginger.
If heifer with first calf, her udder
should be rubbed and the teats worked
gently, so as to have her accustomed
to the idea Of being MIXED. Exercise
should not be neglected, and it is much
better for cow to be running out of
doors in the bright sunshine than to be
shut up in close STALL Fresh air and
exercise are powerful aids to a healthy
condition.
AS the day Of calving approaches see
that the stall Is bedded with good,
clean straw. Let no droppings or urine
soaked straw remain there longer than
necessary. 1t is very desirable, too,
that the hind quarters of the cow, in
Guiding the vulva, be kept as clean as
possible.
The cow will, If she is In a good,
healthy generally clean, that
is-pass the afterbirth soon after calv
hurry to remove it. A weight may be
tied to the part protruding from the
vulva, and the constant bearing down
will aid in bringing it away. II it does
not come away within forty-eight
hours consult a veterinarian, unless
you are thoroughly familiar with the
internal anatomy of the uterus. Dam
age may be done to the generative Or
gans and the animal made nonbreed-
err by the misdeeds Of an ignorant op-
orator.
The cow should be given water, but
it should not be too cold A large
amount Of cold water may cause an
animal not to clean as rapidly as 1t
otherwise would. A good way to sup
ply the water is through succulent
feed, as by grass or roots and by slop-
ping the grain. A slop Of bran and
fiaxseed meal is cooling and at the
same time has laxative effect. Be
sure that the bowels are working free
~. If there is the slightest tendency to
constipation give some gentle laxative
Salts are probably the handiest and
are quite effective.
Feeding should be done judiciously.
To crowd the animal with food during
the first week is most undesirable. Get
her off her feed during the early period,
and you will have more or less trouble
during the whole period of lactation.
Commence slowly and increase gradu-
ally as you see she responds through
the milk pail. Better to have her a lit
tie hungry than to have her appetite
clogged.-American Cultivator
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-12
For Sale by II. J. sTANGL, Edgerton
lNBREEDING TO FIX TYPE.
Practice Establishes PrepOtency as
Can No Other Plan


Can No Other Plan.
Every little while one sees an article
against the not very common custom
OF what is generally known as inbred
ing stock and pointing out it's injurious
enects and the possibility of such
breeding resulting in scrubs, degener.
ate and worthless animals, devoid OF
symmetry, health and with enfeebled
vitality, writes John Gould In Hoard's
Dairyman. l wonder if this is posi-
tion founded on facts or assertion and
If inbreeding does result any more I'M
profitably than mixing and the crossing
going on in live stock breeding gener-
worthless and unhealthy or even weak
constitutional animals tends to dete
riOrate stock, whether inbred or not,
and here and there case of deteriOra
ton or mOnstrOsity does not prove
the general charge Of deterioration of
quality in inbreeding.
If one will look at the awards in the
swine department at St. Louis he will
quickly discover that N. w. Gentry,
with his intensely inbred hogs, won
twenty-three out Of possible twenty
eight first prizes, and other parties with
says he sees no i'll effects from this
line breeding, and he has practiced it
for years, and with other hogs bred the
same way Gentry captured about all
the prizes at the international in Chico
go last fall. He remarked that it was
symmetrical stock, not pedigrees, and
there were no retrograde effects. In
other words, he had found that health,
constitution and rugged symmetry
could be bred with almost positive as
surance even If the breeding pairs were
closely related. and he had bred so for
twenty years without the Introduction
of fresh outside blood.
The above is preliminary to a de-
scription Of the practices OF Frank
Hart of northern Ohio with his famous
herd of St. Lambert Jerseys, one of the
most notable herds in the United
States, if not the very best one. One
never saw more closely inbred herd,
even to the extent of breeding serv-
ice bull to his own dam, with the re-
suit of as perfect and promising bull
calf as walks on the earth, and one has
only to see Harris King to say that
he is as fine a bull as can be found
If any other sire can be found as close
~ inbred and with such list of fine
daughters and performers l would be
glad to know where they can be found
do not pose as an expert judge, but
will say that to my mind | never saw SO
fine Jersey bull as King of st. Lam
berts King, or Harris King, as he is
called, and this bull was not only
product of line of inbreeding but is
himself incestuously bred in addition
to line breeding.
The young cows, heifers, bulls and
young things on Harris Cherry farm
are a refutation Of the assertion that
inbreeding of necessity destroys in
any way the value Of an animal for
the dairy either in form, health or pro-
duction, but does establish prepotency
as no other plan can.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-12
Remedy For Scours.

Laudanum is good remedy for
scours, one-half to a teaspoonful at a
time twice day, according to severity
Of disease. For bloating we give half
a teacup Of soda and half cup of salt
In little water, not putting the water
with soda until ready to pour down.
Well bred calves fed in this way and
kept growing will come in at two years
old and give some of the old cows a
hard chase at the pail and ought to
produce from twenty to thirty pounds
Of good rich milk at first calf.-Ver-
mont Cor. American Cultivator.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-12
Going to Bed In India.

Going to bed in India is a very diff.
ferent process from going to bed ali
home. TO begin with, it is far less
formal process. There is in the hot
season NO shutting Of the door, nc
cutting yourself off from the outer
world, no going upstairs, and, finally
no getting into bed. You merely lie
down on your bed, which, with it's
bedding, is so simple as to be worth
describing. The bed is wooden
frame with webbing laced across it.
and each bed has a thin cotton mat
tress. Over this one sheet is spread
and two pillows go to each bed,
holsters not being used. That's all
Some people do not even have the
mattress, preferring the GOODNESS of a
piece of fine mating
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-12
Breeding Dairy Cattle.

Dairy breeders must never lose sight
Of the great principle that all future
development lies in the direction Of
holding steadfastly to two principles
Breed for the single purpose Of dairy
capacity and strength of constitution.
BY the term development" we do
not mean so much the production Of
phenomenal cows as that there shall be
less and less failures: large per cent
Of certainty that the resulting heifers
will prove profitable cows and the re-
sulting bulls the sires Of profitable
cOvvs.-New Zealand Farmer.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-12
ThevC 10 nc Rochelle Salts, Alum.
Limo or Ammonia In food made with
Calumet
Baking
Powder
Hay, Hay Dried Grass.
--HOTfH THE BAkiN6 PONDER TRUST
II makes pure food.

AS might we'll be expected. the name
Of the present secretary of state Is
familiar to nearly all Americans, and
evidence of his claim to place in their
memories was furnished recently, by a
little incident that happened while a
farmer, rejoicing in his monosyllable
cogomen, was talking over the long
distance telephone. "Mr. Hay was
given as an answer to the frequent
telephone question, 'sWho is there?'
But Mr. Hay was requested to re-
peat his name. and his interlOcutor,
failing to catch It, again and again
shouted rather impatiently "Speak
up; I cannot hear youv' 'Mr. Hay,
Mr.. Hay" ''Mr What?" 'Mr. Hay
hay, hay. dried grass-Secretary Hay
do you hear me ?"-He did.