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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-03-25
; x Young Folks Column. -



How'd they come Ia Ike to know.
Sittin there all in ii ROW,
Actin like they'd stay to tea
Such doleful set to see
Oh, Ia like L. run away.
II the Blues are goin' TO stay.
They are airin out my trials.
Maxim them In great big piles
All around my feet 80 thick
Il declare IL makes me sick
lill the piles have grown 50 high,
| cant see the bright blue SKI
But king Hape-he comes aloug
StnEiu me a mCrry song,
Never even stops "a thtAk,
Ii he finds the dour'll unlock
ON he comes, when lo, he views
All the family of Blues.
Then he stops aud laughs outright,
At the duletul forl0rn sight.
Aud he SAYS 60 Mother Hue
Why hello, how do YOU doy
Guess you've got Ia the wrong stall
Better move out, one AND ali
Then they all 80 marchin out.
And | feel nay heart grow stout
For my trials have all grown ttiM
Since | let old King Hope in.
When the Bue> COME to Your room,
l'ut this card out Not at home
T. NJ Wood
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-03-25
The Valley Road.

Al eventide l shade my eyes
And peer into the west
Where, winding down the shining plain.
And round each wooded crest
The highrOad goes the sunset way,
Upon the endless quest.
Full many q traveller | have seen
land one was passing fair
Go down the valley from my door,
And swiftly vanish there.
Some | have sped upon their path,
And lghtened some of care
one day | too shall take my staff
And down the valley 90.
For one who Went was passing fair,
And waits for me. | know,
Ana | shall find hero my soul
Reyond the sunset glow
James owen Tryon in New England
Magazine.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-03-25

very differently and they will balk as
only a camel can. shy at the most inno-
cent bush or tree, crash throueh high
fences or hurdle them, and 20 flving
over thu surrounding farms, to the con
yternation of the farmers. The caravan
starts on its journey promptly Mt san
1i>e, and it il usually late i'm fine day
before Inc farm is reached and the last
unruly runaway rounded UP and safety
Ntahled.-St. Nicholas.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-03-25
WHISPERS Seven Feet Long.

Andrew Jackson Shiddell died at his
home at Lexington. KY, aged - years.
During the Civil war Shiddell made
VOW that unless the southern Confeder-
acy was recognized he would never cut
his whiskerS. and ms result be wore at
the time Of his death whskers feet
lo1g which he kept curled mp and
plure8 uu3er his chin. Shddell also be-
hevej fhat mice could he bred without
tails. and mt his home he had many pets
of the white variety, both with and with
out tails.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-03-25

A. W. Jaffray, ono time society man
IN New York. and at another aH officer
IL the English army. conspicuous be
cause Of the romantic features attending
the divorce which his wife obtained ia
Chicago less than "A year ago, applied to
he enlisted US private ln the Twenty
E3nth United StJies iufaG'Ty at Fort
Douglas Utah. Jafray was born IN
New York, went to England. whore he
obtained commission in the British
army; went 10 Germany and then came
back Ia the United States. He was
conspicuous in the younger set Of New
York Then he married an actress. They
Travelled and two years ago in Denver
their troubles began. when he learned
be had overdrawn his share in his grand
fathers estate. He obtained work a. e
laborer in the st0ckyards. IN Havana
last June he learned bis wife had insti-
tnted proceedings for divorce. and he
vent to pieces lie announced be- would
either commit suicide or enlist, and De
eided on the latter alternate.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-03-25

mg,S enjoyment like Mrs. Sarah Battle.
with "A clear fire. clean hearth, and
the rlEorS of the game Exchange.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

C1l.f 81 the Bureau @ Che-1-strT-
The same is two-fold- Il seeks 70
add 20 the knowledge OF the man anc
70 increase the productive capacity OF
the acre M Wilson does not. how
ever. lay hack upon his oars and i1tl-
mate that everything SIS being done
that IS Necessary. for. great as has been
the work undertaken and acccnp --sneo,
and gratifying as has been the re-
suits as shown ia the first few pages
OF this report. be IL remembered. re-
marks the Secretary, that ne are Sun
Al the threshold Of agT-L1ltursl develop
rnenr and that the e11cational Work
shich has Led 20 such grand results
has only been extended as Nfl % q
portion OF our agricultural population.
Unprecedentec Prosperity Of = armef
A year o. unequaled prosperity hai
beer ADDED 70 the most Tenarkaols
series OF similar years that has eoi-s
70 tie farmers OF this country farn
crops have never before been har
vested ~ sueh 3 high general level o
production and value Corn has reaches
its highest production, over z.sO9,vy9'
600 bushels. OF total estimated vain
Of 81 ZIG 900 eoo. Hay comes second
with 3 value of sos 900 CO., COtto
Is expected 90 yield $575.00e.o DO In
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

STC1TTAFT WILSON. o. III ]
tarT SAYS that IL Is most ErateiuA
task 70 present 70 his Chief and tnls
10 the American people 4 pen picture
o. rhe American farmer as he is To-
CAV. 10 make clear the pre-eminent
uosi-ian q the farming industry. Its
wonderful Qroductlveness. and its large
contributions 10 the general prosperity
q the country
Els report also points out some q
the more important work by which his
Deuarruerr seeks 90 benefit the farmer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
OF a parasite of the San Jose scale
from China.


The work OF the Bureau of Biolog.
ical Survey includes the determination
of the boundaries OF the natural life
zones of the United States and the
responding crop zones. The chief
purpose is to ascertain the bounda-
ries OF natural life zones with view
TO aiding the farmer in selecting crops
best adapted to his locality and in
avoiding crops unsuited TO IT.
Studies of Birds.
One section OF the Biological Survey /
is engaged in the study OF birds and /
their various relations to man, espe- !
cially TO determine whether birds |
damage crops, whether they protect |
insects either injurious or beneficial.
and TO what extent they feed upon
weed seeds. Thousands OF birds
stomachs are examined in gathering
facts on this subject
Publications OF the Department
In the Division of Publications more
than twelve million copies of publ
cations have been distributed by the
Department during the past year.
nearly As per cent of which were dis
tributed through the Senators and
Representative in Congress.
Need of Government Crop Reports.
Referring to the work of the Bureau
Of Statistics. the Secretary says that
the development of organizations 20
fix prices, and in sore cases 10 force
temporary changes giving unnatural
advantages to price manipulators. has
led 10 the need OF n strong and i'm
partial agency TO make comprehensive
reports of actual facts relating tC
prospective crops and yields, that al
concerned may know how TO buy an'
sell.
The improvements of Public Roads
The work OF the Office OF Publ
Roads is primarily educational il
character. It's province is TO detail
experts 10 give information and aC
vice. In many communities IL
found advisable 20 supplement advic
by practical demonstration of efIec
i've road building. These roads hav
been built in thirty-eight States.
Speaking Of the growth OF the ID
partment. the Secretary reports th
number Of persons on the rolls Jul
/, 1905. to be SAG. OF these. 90
are rated as scientists and scienuf
assistants. This shows al increas
since July 1, 1897, Of 1908 persons {
the rolls Of the Department
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
Plant Diseases and Plant Breeding.

Plant Diseases and fiauN bFGcOhNE-
The Bureau OF Plant Industry IS or
Ranized into eleven o-ces and employs
over 500 persons, about 60 per ce1t.
OF whom are engaged IN distinctly
scientific work
In its systematic work in securing
new plants and seeds from foreign
countries the Bureau OF Plant Industry
has been highly successful. Success
has also attended its work In cotton
breeding. undertaken with the view
70 obtaining new sorts combining i'm
proved length OF staple with produc-
tiveness. The Secretary records the
production OF a new citrus fruit the
citrange. several varieties Of which
the RGsk, the WIliets, the Morton
have been developed. Another inter
estlng product is the new tangelo. q
| hybrid Of the pomelo or grape HulI
and the tangerine orange.
| Very considerable importance is re-
corded In the manner OF seed distribu
ton. A special feature has been th'
encouragement Of schooi-garden worl
thereby.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

the benefit OF the farmers, mariners.
and manufacturers. and points out
that with all the development OF this
work the average per annum increase
in the cost OF the service for the past
ten years is but AL per cent
Suppression of Diseases of Animals.
OF the Bureau OF Animal Industry
the Secretary says that the work OF
fighting contagious diseases of animals
has been unremittingly carried on The
report refers in detail TO the principal
diseases which have been made the
subject Of study, and concludes that
IN every case the efforts of the Bureau
have been attended with a more sat
isfactary control or complete eradica-
ton. He oommends highly the skill
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
Growth of the Forest Service.

Al important achievement In For
estry during the past few years has
been 20 enlist the sympathy and CO.
operation OF lumbermen and forest
owners. and the Secretary urges that
the work Of education continue until
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

One OF the most notable outgrovths
OF savings by farmers Is the great
MULTIPLICATION OF small National banks
in recent years. AS many as 1.Io4
hanks. each with q capital Of less than
s5O. 900. were organized from March.
1900, 70 October, 1898 These were dis
tribnfed mostly throughout the South
and the North Central States. In rural
regions. In the South 635 Of these banks
were organized, and In the North Cen
trai States 192. For the first time IL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

lions Of the Bureau into the question
OF soil fertility and manurial require
ments have attracted general atten-
ton and much comment.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

Chief OF The Bureau Of EntomoloEy.
public opinion viii not tolerate heed
less waste or in5udicious loss. In the
saving Of waste the Service has added
vastly more TO the National wealth
than SIS total expenditures during its
entire history. The control or the for
eat reserves, embracing property worth
ia cash at least $3.50. 900 900. has been
Transferred 90 the Forest Service. The
Service continues 20 afford important
aid 70 private forest ownsrs
Chemical Investigations.
The Bureau OF Chemistry has cor
dss&ed izsportant investigates rsIa&-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

In spite OF the activity oil tee Bo-
reau of Soils. there are on ME inc
present time requests for mapping ia
counties in 40 States and territories
The surveys already made aggregate
Sc. OOO. 600 acres IN "a states and ter
ritories. The soils adapted TO spe-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
The Cotton Boil MeevlI.

In the work OF the Bureau OF In
tcmology considerable space is de
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

ms Go our cereal products and pre-
pared meats. The latter includes
systematic examination of canned
goods. Its practical experiments save
developed the fact that. without sxcep-
ton. the addition OF the ordinary pre-
servatives to foods il prejudieial 70
health. The Secretary argues the need
OF protecting the public from these
evil effects by Legislation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

APARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
come that the dairy COW does The
estimate OF the value OF dairy products
for 1905 reaches S665.000.0 900. 7 he
farmers hen competes for precedence
with wheat. poultry products aggre-
eating hall q billion dollars IN value
Value OF Farm Animals
The value OF horses and mules on
farms exceeded last winter Sl,452 600. =
600. Mitch COWS are advancing IN
mum ars and are worth SIS. 100000.
The value OF al other cattle Is esu-
mated AZ S662 900 900.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

and energy which characterized the
suppression OF foOt-and-mouth disease
in the New England States in 1902
and 1903.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

During the last fiscal year. exported
domestic farm products were valued al
$50. OOO. 900. During the last sixteen
years the domestic exports OF farm
products have amounted 10 $l2.OOo,ovo.-
00o. or s. 900 0O0. 0eo more than enough
10 buy all the railroads OF the country
n their commercial value, and this
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

The report presents the work ac-
complished by the Weather Bureau for
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

Chief OF the Bureau Of Biological Survey.
important results have been obtained,
recruiting ia recommendations To the
ginners calculated 70 greatly reduce
this danger.
Beneficial Insects introduced.
work has been done by the Bureau
Of Entomology IN the Introduction OF
ths fg fsrtlsizsng insect OF South u.
rope, the introduction OF parasite oi
the black scale so injurious to citrus
and Give crops In California from
6outh Africa, and the introduction
with sucssss IN the Seethsrn tsass1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

Chief Of the Bureau OF Plant Industry.
cial crops such as the grape. the apple.
citrus fruits. the sugar beet alfalfa,
rice, corn. cotton. etc. have all been
made subjects OF special study based
on the field surveys. The investiga-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

able increases an bank deposits in az
ricultural Statss and the increase an
the number OF small country banks are
directly and indirectly because Of the
profits that have come TO the farmers
Weather Bureau work.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26
.GeuulutiOH In RnBlnuA.

@s9sRwartia iino bic Hiift otr oan.
gen gaelt dui GublanO's oaup.raot,
81. pstsrabnrs, getit'st. oereu : ira.
Ben siatm ateBsu RrieasIa9sr Qiehtn,
IN oem tyl.'n Anarlre Der Splou,en
lgi biz Sirtl,tr am - b. ". iD.lcn
pr 1000 1StrleneR euttutoer Hlcoerl,s
rIiiCu oosr tooiGsitpntn itIn. Zen
Isbttu Ratritt,u iulolle, ipllcU ,abI.
reitas Yum 1tntrplo10Ha mlt Vicu.
lh,npetlnl,ea tllitltiuuotu bab'n.
llsber et <ilo, IpIl Der 4tldQtyuHIs.
yhiHo etsbduSt tuorotn ltn. btmiu.
- Q, o,t &bQgoen ow @eniluIB ba.
btl, 1rAenbltmanotn 81 UeyAlIIcR, IN
lltNd.0 ittS Slapbtn "a ptrurlQtiItn
auo rDenlueV 81 tTltItBtn.
&c adI'trtn 1lutttr n dus otr
oauplulot tniiIobM ulb dAn ubtr
BEN dui,ntbalisori ots 3lrtn lttnt
tlnlatr 3UtlItI III htrrltsn. DE Gul'
tt4uAa unp GtblltsTJna II ltttiG I'M
l8atleh uno ltoe 4Flnuie tlNu ntu.s
SIatOe,QlcBsu brlu9sn.
l9tal nun lua o't gJtBocvei1.l il,
dsyiritbsn puo. nj: ssm6anllt. 10 IN
Dob nasT, oag tlp ausAahmsu,iic,
aroesr Nall.lno us5ebrGh:u iii. oty
.ciAi ;ur 8eaolutlou unoiIl1 8urStr.
trey, psrocp mug. 4RIt Nguoaugi
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?tIhl!lsmgs uuo ANlr5,smus qua:
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brltt. ltr Nlue, 1ybttti IcB, wea:
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Woo!I' uuo ptyIletI 10 wa M;mu
m,by pon i:intm 6uliuynln0 pou
ouu IT 10 wltlo nIHi ~ uId buaS.
g@4s Dem 1uNen lm mtlrtn nsi iaui,
~ 9dUHoty &ttltaao uao 65lyG,t,t.
0amt bic ty!aua.t hyeIbot lam nj1l
lblot uoo ,am Ntroeybtu ,ptyoe,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26

waroe tr 5ieit drbsit an SnrHidorn
ruben uno Qislh benz aormt ben
SonuinQ als 8u5tlGa atlitu ;aiieu.
NlAt aus e'swInniuAt blben unicrt
6dtbditsltuls al SountoQtn ibyt psn.
icr Often, iouosrU ibreu Gunhtu "a
ejeidHen 5isits iollie Der Glrmey
unb nidlt NulaB itln bar ber
tgtitdl,smcun llt itineiptasu an etm
eithoit: On lOQlt ban Sabba,b hslIi.
Qtn" oerilnoiAe. Us Gilt llmitlnDt
Die Arbeit lm SOnnta9t erllubt. ia
iolnr unbe,ingt notbig mdttn. go
tann aua cine Fnmilie eiwls nolh.
tRnoig Qsbrauhen = nit oem Qotl-
aber iyutt man Is b:Delotr
llHen uno ale lnesrsn gsihtftc an
@8attaaen btiorssn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26
votalc9.

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26

Us ihhIt oss Wenihen Wdacu
gloh 'ieti9 6hs Nbaarn
RAD ntufn geurlinuiio9cn.
sr lpil Der g9urli nibi eniiaQtn,
9Tnm III bas ,tertfl ~ betIas'u:
es 9ebi ibm mob immer al ben
aralsn.
--Sn eintm Saul, i'm duftrittu
g0dienot Der Sidbt wro ruhril Qe-
ltnit. Shrsinsr ptrit0nern pon in.
n:n unb aubtn; WoosIpl9cr pdNlrsn
bic StrnBen. lltbtr be Nosu;unl
oisier aubria'sit III itreiben luiro Dos
in naahsr 99ote Stlelea-
bsit babcn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26
@anrsSnheWl,
Cash SySten.)

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T1taMHnul Wutor bon unS ben
lluluidtnrtu bls N3uy. Suttm be.
it, 'tn uao Die nat'oIaenotN &tQ.Iu
aHRtnommggi
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MAI; l"oi lmltIaulcu, o1s Wadt.
: 0ntW ttn du0tnpmmCUcu R0Clu
9cmat NtW ouyhAtlubrt pcrNm loN.
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Dan 0uuotu Die lem &lltQclo an
0lHO blbtn. iar tlHt brIitbi1t Suw.
ms .Slttle prrllurtu 0ui adt 30
ldQrn 3ult0 trllcaou Quttu Note,
%tibIoiirn; odB Adultutt iuy
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@cidIai'tr. bok Der oicitd'i2.
m0uu pelttr hb Scr llCbcrtrCiuul bct
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Die ubtiNtn l'ili1Ircotr VI bc,abItu bal,
lPit Ntm Nlpubltlu odf oGS %anr.
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BEN HOrib,iI uulcrtr Suuotn IL, Mr.
plbticn MIR mS gu cbIAtu &egtIn
uub ltibutu bltBu un'trt Hdmep.
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Splitms ainatn unisrs yeiribt uno
Qaafltuis out bic 9erpaiaiunl Gin
an Spnn. une s,sisrtaaea mdbrtne
ots osaamits sne ptssist ibu 2otals
| (spl4lsikn ~ talka.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26
Ser guten Tegtln aah mrbr..

NebTi bem pertedr::es 6v,oi:= Snttm
iolsn aut nnotrt hltr isit Slhrel b..
Ii,benoc 9tmcir't1olts Ushel nb3t.
itart reroen, nCmiih ol* CTcnblI:
ten Der 2rlutlpcaIs aplhrcro Dctant
uno Prsoiat On SOnus ulo Gentdlsu.
6nlt ale Samitjtu oicie, @tmerot NIB
iatbplliht Sprhtsn mo tUHmsn lbrt
Nllhteu ole iultt nl1. SN .ommen
mtlItnptit nm III otr & tdt Zen 81
pt,Cbrcn mo Sehtu Stlcn ~ CyiltbCu
ben ilt ols lbrtn b0bita Qtftr Hntt.
irnntn lNo btlcnncu nm, otr i5ttu
has Ditbot au'trItllc; .Du Iolh ben
Sabbath btlll9rn." SlrleS niti Uon
mtltljatr Au,or,,at triuptut nitboi
bccIeru 6btlltcn Gusr Itn0Wlndilo.
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aur oaS aIltrNirenl'lt. -- Sol't ol,
atmtln0f uol gNenplaIa be bet aN'
Stmtm 0ls Crouun9 htbtao btthnut
III, IN oItltm Yunttt auotItn 8tmtas
cen natitben, ia 0leltn ell asQtrnlS
ldq! 0twlB mat. Coer ~ q tt'n
4"0tralb pfnn elae tyInIite NicWtlns
ot Ouloei olB AZ GouuillGn Die lbu'
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NIT ctu Ibuys. ota ojyittfqlaits ontn
lltbrn uuo q Sdtdn, o'G %tr'ubrtr.
Iclai ltmNat mIyo, Stt.tp III ltlnea
Ql0l1tn 81 'lNgeu.
Nttt aleiu pom tyihllS;u Stluos
puAtte aus btty0httt. II ods Cnen.
b0lita otr lrDu,letl!e plhyeno rCIlll.
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