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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-12-05

S1Oltlu NC piOPSI
vent all abuses in the employment Of
women and children in the District.
These will be useful chiefly as object
lessons, but even his limited amount
of usefulness would be of real nation
al value.
There has been demand for de
priving courts of the power to issue
iniunctions in labor disputes. Such
special limitation of the equity pow
ers Of the courts would be most IN
wise. 1t is true that some judges
have misused this power; but this
does not Justify a denial of the power
any more than an improper excersise
OF the power to call a strike by a Ia
Dor leader would justify the denial
of the right to strike. The remedy is
to regulate the procedure by requir-
ing the judge to give due notice to
the adverse parties before granting
the writ, the hearing to be ex parte
if the adverse party does not appear
at the time and place ordered. What
is due notice must depend upon the
facts of the case; it shoul not be u.s.
ed as a pretext to permit violation of
law, or the jeopardizing OF life or pro
perty. OF course, this would not author
ize the issuing of a restraining order
injunction in any case in which it
is not already authorized by existing
Iaw.
ain any great labor disturbance not
only are employer and employee in
terested, but also a third party-the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

Def par ct FELT 9rbejbe at 6eisge % ia9ttage pen
~fippinife 2anosbD" ug lbitiaingen Der; t6i ben bar ter
o9 %rig6oloig; 6en 6apbe toitet i Miqion Dollars %
patfebe ober AZ Qcres 2ano % Sg. SmtoItningerne
blepe paa 100000 mar, iom llntle Gam matte pun9e
uo meo, b%eitriote al ben ~Tlippin7e Regeriug. 6por mango
gpaninger, ter bsrte til .2anbsbDen", pb ieq life; j9
talte omtring oeb 30 tore gognin9er, og bssuben bar Der
et tort qntal at 6ntter og 99rtiteber al be ~forite1igite
Stsrrelier % 5atOner, no9le at ganbus, no9e al BAIT
% Bart % andre tette Materioler. nj Iterre gpgninger,
iom fanbtes Der. fan ieg napne: tnberpi5ningsp9 ienets,
aunftuotiatngens, 6onbelspaienets, 5orItbGIenets, Rc9es
%ringens, ben etnoIogiife, abinOernes, 2(gsrbrugsts, Sbs
ierbatoriets, giergOarforiftens, Stokns, 5iIeriets, So
fytalernes, Solbdternes; be minbre fan jeg ingen Robn
9iOe pau.
Omtring LOO 6ilippinoer bare poa benne Uplifting.
6por mango Stdmmer, Der bare reprGienterebe, beo jeg
lite. men ~fplgenbe tenber ieg Qdonene pua: MOroerne,
9~iIoperne, gagoboerne, S%goroterne og gegritoerne, De
fbite en- Slags Iegre; be ligne ogiau no9et efter be 0fris
tanite 8uitmanb. 8i8ie ~forIteQige Stummer bape 9per
i'm qfbeling inoenfor 8eierbutiOnen, og no9e al Stums
merne ere iaa ~trigerite og fenbTe mob andre Stammer.
al Der maa bolbes @aqt ineaem Dem for at holbe 5jenos
nabet tilbaqe fra at brD0e los. 9ber al bisie Stummsr
fare beres egen gpgningsitiI og 2e0ebis og alabeOragt,
LAURENT be BRUCE &laber; flere al Dem gift negne.
5 be ~flippinite Stoler 1T man ct Snotrpt al Oplhsz
.nlngen Derobre. Yen 1tdar 10, 1om due dnore Stater,
#6por adtolitterne 6abe b9ret eneb9loige, lapt ben tore
5oltem9ngoe - 8 10 WliQioner MenneIfer -, men
Iioen Oepeps 9anoner torbnebe Granddaughter ben
/. Mai 1898, pg gerne tom unber be 6orenebe Stuer,
bar StotebGIenst giort ribenoe 5remitriot. $ be 400
Mar, be IpanIte &atolitter regerebe ober 5ilippinerne,
3blep Der aft oprettet 800 Stoer; men iben be Tom til
at tilbsrs llncte Sam. er Der oprettet 1900 Sfokr meo
5000 inofeote 2erere og 225.OO0 GlsOer. Der bOIbtes
Stole meb ~Flippinne gsrn Stolen paa llbfilinsen,
bbortil man bapbe Qbgang til at bere % ie l~lnberbiss
.~ningsmetoben. Der bar en- Uplifting al 8srnenes Stripes
sbelIer, Stit, 8rebe, 5egninger, 9usfio o. a., Tom Hart
Rite, at Q9rerne tunbe unberbile, og 8srnene l9re gobt,
.og at StoebGienet er en- Iaure pietis @ren at lboits
.lrngen Nropre.
s aeerbrugsbpgningen fad man, bpilte 2anoproouts
ter 5ilippinsrne tunne frembrinse: 9ump, 9obut, Suffer
oe oper 300 ~foriteaige Slaes Ris 0. a. 8, bOtlten
Camp, 6pilen 2an9be oe 5inbeb, / noete 9unbter bare
3aperne fine iom Silte. s 5oritp9ienets gngning iaos
prsper al bet bersmte Rorratre, en- Slags Mobogni,
.og at Sbenbolbt, @utuperta, @ummitra o. m. q. Der
nal fnbes 80 Milipner atres Sfpb pd 5ilippinerne.
Der potter oefaa en- ieregen Slaes gomulb pod noete
.inbtif 60 'ob bsis 9raer beropre. s Sonbelspaienets
gbenins iuos, bbub BERTH bsrsr; blonbt unbet lu9bt jg
Marfe til, at 1903 u%bfsres fra 5ilippinsrne 181 Mili,
|oner punb Gutter %parbiiut til $3,32O,0o0.
f @ Gortfotes)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
6rd getel6em til Stjerneilot,
StierneIlot.
ri tenoe SuIepeien gobt,
6aQelujd, 6aaeluja.

; aanias60oningsn BAR ct mennefetprligt Sore
baDenoe Sang. nemlig en- 9orneitue, iom Stoten oprets
bolot. Der tunoe mebre afebere oeres Smdabern o5
b<isae lotiaingen i~orpisiebe ON, at agtpaagiOenoe gjne
"a pelspebe 6Gnoer toee ia al beres gsrn, til De bre0s
%aibentebe.
aonfas fables ofte 6aooe / Yale o9 Strift .Gfe
Sunloner State. forbi 9anosi~etterne rigtig CT ct 9jem
frr Solifen. Staten psotenbte Iq bette S%pIblomfnarn
cg isgte bets gpqninq paa lloitilin9en at g%ennemfsre
bets Marte: Solfften. Zen tore 6pGlOing ober 5obeos
~inbgongen par inooet frtdnteoe Setter, og Uliotsn
al 6pert apoorat iab en- Solftte Gibs. b%Oilten fat3oIot
en- eieftrif @lebelampe; Der par inn Sneie %iaaodnne
Camper paa 0palpingen. 9aiebe man Gjet neo, id1
man U2oiaitguloet after SoIittens 5egn, o9 traoote
man ino ben tore SoI, iaa man after SOliitter, blanot
onoet bang ct tort 8iaebe paa 9Gggen, 6Ois Ramn1e
pur fuuifarbiat inobrGnot CO uOIaaret, men Solfifien
be6eritebe ogiaa ZEN Plaba, eler bar rettere idgt ene6ers
ftenoe; ON jtg buffer ret. 6aooe 9Rammen life andre
5igurer enb SoIitter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
Klar og usvigelig
TIL FRED.

Nf 3bomas a aempis. 4 Bigger /
ct ginb. qaunp o%berIat fra ben Ia.
finite @runbIfrift at S. 8els6eim.
pris: inbbunben / Sbirtingsbinb,
80 Gents.
Canine Bog / inuitreret pra9tubs
gupe. Soerfattelien puu 0unit bes
iprget at qaitor $. 9. alaboe. MtO
5orOrO og GOrfatterens 2e%Dnetsbes
ifriOeIie. MeO Segninger at 5oFs
man, S6norr, BON G~aroIbsfelb, BON
5ubri8 iumt andre fremrugenoe
aunItnsre. 1913 Sibsr. pris: inb.
bunben, $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

bet dabne 9in6ue. "a Qnodgten bar forbi, tiger Sones
til monben: 6u er en- 2grfe6Dter; Dill forlanger mig I'll
At 6olbe OpbD99elie meb Din 6amilie; men ol ger BET
life ielp til bo9tig; tbt ON bet bar 5ilfrIOet, iaa oilbe bin
Sat life 6Iibe forItrGftet BED at ie eber at tnaIe til 9en
/ Dag. 0enne ManO g~ennemfprte fife &rifenbommen j
bet oaglige qib. Seq bep engang Deo en- Tel1tabeli9
Sammentomt 6ebt ON at 6olbe 8orbbbn, og mebens jeg
bah, be9Dnbte 6uiets fnre 8ulbiber, Iom bar inoe /
Stuen bos o8, at 90 p9 tnurre. 0unben 9abbe moi lite
0aret 9iOne til ben Sfa9s o!6elig6eb" fpr. Den gens
n~enfsrte &riHenbom %man9febe not ben 5amile. o@r
bin 5ober en- ariIten2" LOB bet til en- 0reng. oSo", lg0
Sbaret; linen ban bar life %pratttieret bet ret me9et ben
Tbfe 5ib". Oct er en- rabiom Unite, berion bet meo
Sano6eO fan iiges ON ct gubs Barn: bet %prattiierer life
i'm 9rifenbom. ,Teriom s bibe bette, ere s ialige, ON
5 gre Bet, Tiger Seius C5o6. 13. ID. Oct er goot
at tenbe og oibe, bpab Der berer til ariiten0omnens Gore,
men fun be ere og 6ltbe ialige, iom gennemfprer 0aren
/ ct 3eaigt 2io.
@ilbe nogen Ipprqe: 6Oortebes faI bette gau til?
6~oorfra fuf araften tomHe til at %9ennemipre i'm &riitens
6om iaueoes Qibet? ba bft jeg 6oloenoe 9i1ebet al
Soliiften / 3anter Ioare: ben glomft 6ebber SolFtte,
forbi ben ipger SoIen. SprOggranIierne ii9e, at bens
gaon bort Sprog far i'm OprinoeIie al bet latinfe
oSofeqium"; Sol er bort oauTte Sol, og iequi at fpI8e,
Solfitte er SolfpIger, en- 9lomit, Iom fplger Solen. Sra
cette 5plgeIfab, fra bette at fe mob Solen faor SoIIittsa
Ine gplOne aron6lobe, fine guile stgObragere og blipsr
ct fife 8ineoe at Soten. Saalebe8 Iege bu Gro og
9gn % Crbets "a Soframenterne8 grug bin 5reIisr,
subs Roaoes og &~arli96eos Col, Iaaoon fel9e bu BAN
/ be0ig Qloor og Stra6fn bit oa9lige 2b, Iaaban IL
eane ou big BAN, at BET blioer big 8riitu8 at IeOe", 6d
fal ou tomne til at Ii9ne bin 5relIer o9 fda arafter II
at gennemfgre arifenbommen bit Cir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

Gellnelnf0rt.

sanias 6aooe opfert en- Stats6bgning 128 SOB lang
% s. 5oo 6reb. statens betenote Se9I m~ange6e lite:
ct Sl~ettelauo, en- plpenbe Monb, en- Slot gefelotier
e~fteria9tt al inoionite Sa9ere, ct file 9us, en- 6loo meo
en- 5ioboampsr, 6agpeO ben ire 8jer9e, OOer bOite ben
opgaaenoe Sol taier fine Strouler; bet sberie Self er ct
Stbtte 6immel. bporpda its 81 Sterner, og eOerit laies:
,Qb Ultra per Qipera" bet sr uoIagt: Semen
9anifelig6tOer iii Stjernerne". @eO ben 5nOitrift ian
man neiten tomme til at tante paa ben gamle Sueialme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
EN- PILGRIMS WANDERING.

2Qf So6n 8unpae. prugtub9dOe,
meo fOrtlarenbe Qnmartninger af
ReO. Robert Maguire, Do, liant
5orfutterens 2eOnetsb etrioeue. Mep
100 SG~utrationer, tegnsbs at Bar
norb og andre. 558 SiOsr. Snbs
6unoen I sbirtingsbinb $3.50; I fl
Morotto meb @uIbfnit $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
Spliuter al ct gerOrnS ipcjl.
Qf 3bar % arius 9anen.
(5ortiat.)

5eus er ben f%prite; ban er a%oOergaost; men
ban er ogiaa port Gtsempel; BAN ftuI ct Subs Barn is8e
at Iiont. Cab Dc lite nsies meo ct 9aomadI At 8riitens
oOmsfru9t. o3ra9ter efter be beOits 9dabegaOer" 4 Ser.
y, 81, % LAB os itrGbe efter at BRUCE guDerns for ct
%irembrin9e ben bebfe 6ru9t. Seq trOr lite, at Qutber
por 6leoen Sirtens aeformator, Oerion ban life baOoe
itrabt efter at oire bet a%0er6ebite, bpor ban tom, pg /
bOuo ban fOretO9 fig. aoGoIenierne btepe formdneoe til at
pGre g%irugtbure paa al COB @erning" q, 10), og ben iams
me 5ormaning 9alber SUBS 9srn oQe 0u9e og ale
Qegne. Soa LAB ba qaulus Taa benne omtalte Supers
~tottpus fat meb biSie Orb: n9ette pl je8, at bu
itoI befrafte Gnbprente), at De, iom BABE trOet pda Sub,
ituns beflitte fig paa at Ober9aa andre go6e Ser
ningeri t4i bet n 0enne Ttene goOt og nptti8t" (3it. 8, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
,Stolt en- Soliit 6ilier big;
UeO mtret Sub bens arrns lines bramme",

ION @ulo6erg Tiger.
1enne tonieipente Maabe, bporpdd 9dnids gem
nsmfprer Solfffens Marfe. tan gobt Ieoe 5anten ben
paa arinenoommen. GGloer bet life ON at gennemfere
Srifenpommen faalebss QiOet, at bens Stempel tenbes
operalt? So! Get Mas life faa let; bet fer lite meb ct
Slua, men BET er Maalet, iom @ubsbarnet mua title efter.
De tenote benz, at be 6aobe p9ret meb Seius", ituar
Der ON be ferfte 8iictple (Gp. Ser. 4, 49,. 9eres Gam
liz meb ,SeIus 6abbe eiterla6t Ell t~enbeligt WtGrte pa Dem
Gale, 0anoel oa SpFgriel, ~iadlebes giper ben ianoe
a~riItenbom Ig fremoelss llbnog Sefu 9iicples 3dntsr,
Orb % Serb. o9i bare ariIti Sinh, betenote pdus
lus, og bet tenbtes pud ben Ulanos belle WGien; ban
aennemferte lin ariitenoom, faa in9en tunoe tage fjl al,
bbem ban bar, oe bbis ban bar. Ser Gbea9o gaar
en- fattig 9lubeiamler omtring, og iad piot Fan tan,
aadr ban pitt life forbi no9et Wennefe. uoen ban ldber
bet bsre Ell Cubs Orb; Sub er 8Grligbeb", oSeius
onndmmer Spnbere". ,,0aag % 6eo", ,8rib bet ebige Glp"
0 lien. lpbs beitdnbigt ira BAN, naur ban pusierer nogn.
Der ian pGre ~forft,lies Spfottelier al, 6porpiot en- idns
ban 8etenbele er at anbefole; men Der ian fun bore en-
Menine ON. at ban gennemfsrer lin t~riiteliee getenbers
pligt efter ben 5oritaaelie, ban bar al ben. 3orsfansn
maa 6eifes ale Qeone, laabens Col maa lpfe ober ale
Gqne, ino ane aroee port 2ip. 9liper bu bibig, tdd
oennemfsr bin ariitenoom beo at ldoe Sagtmooigbebens
aanb befejrs bit iltre Sinb; bltOer bu friitet til @eap'f,
fao lab ariii rem, Sinb oberpinbe bin l~lrenbeb; bontsr
en- Qeon pd 0eren, ba lut 9ssn / for ben oe it9ng ben
ube neb Sanbbebsns It9rte Slao; er bu ube at reiie, iad
tao bin ariitenoom nteb; er bu Selifob, oa unblao
life at betente bin 5rdier; er bu biemrne, ba itr9b olpors
fiat efter at gennenfsre bin ariitenbom, iaoebes at bin
!Suitru. bin W2anb, bine Bern, bine Nrbejbsfolt, pgiod
bin 1ieneiteorenq % bin gfseer fan marte bet. Den
irbiole Sam Sones TprtGler, at beo ct 6usbkige tom gus
fuberen meb gibelen, gar ben til Sones % Bah BAN ON
at lafe ben % hole 9en. Gfttr 29sningen tn4leos
ftk 1arnilien Tommen meb Gbanseliften til Bon; men
bet be tneisbe, Iprong en- gunmel STAT ~fOrftrettet ub al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

lln9opm llooer osrfor tnpe meo U(tts
lig6eber. iom ben bpr ubnDtte til @els
Iignelie for ben ameritanite Patton;
og bette er I &prtbeb bens iaregne
0pguOe.
6Oilfe arap titles bu til ben OPP
potienbe sIagt, for at OpgaDsrnt
ital funne ipies?
@i be66per fun at n9pne Dem / al
8ort6eO.
6Brit: Den mac p9re intelligent.
Stun ct intelligent Soft bar 9etin9eIit
for at tunne itpre fig ieIO Og paretags
9anbetS 3arp til bebite for bele Qa>
%tionen, o9 10 itprre 2anOet er, beg
mere Statsmanbstlegt forbres Der of
bem, fom inotager lebenbe StiQins
ger. for at 5oroitlinger baa0e inbaos
til og uoaotil fan unbgaas.
Bis Qopgipning = piIe Reformer
treOes Der, ital Stat81ti6et life bris
oe8 paa farlige Ster. Wlen Der fras
0es for BET onbet: ut ben beibber
moraIif Strait.
Sntelli9ens uOen ben moralIfe 9is
geb9qt er life ulene mangelfulb, Rem
er ligefrem farlig.
De tore geora9erier, fom iaa 62ps
pigt timber Steb baobe / Statsanligs
9enOer p9 i priOate Qfferer, bi0ner
om en- ffarp 6~oritanb bos Oebtoms
menOe 5np; men bet piOner ogiao
ON, at ban man9ler moraIft 3raft
til at mobitod 5riitetien til at be-
bragg, iom QnIebningen tiIbnber
bam. Oct er life nof, at man fors
itaar, hoao Der er aet , og bbab oe1
er gait; bet, iom trebes, er, at man
+ il bet CODE % life bet onbe. Set
freezer ofte ct tort moralIt W}ob at
nptr9be mob llretf9rbig6eben og 2eas
zen; bet fr9ber moralf Mob at ope
treble iom Reformator; bet fr9ber
morul7f Mob at bore bi1ig til at libe
for Sdno6eb og Het. Men ffal ben
mordlife Stbrte bore at barigt Barb,
MAJ ben 6biIe paa ct frifteligt
@runbIag.
0erfor bill jeg napne for bet tres
pie: Den maa pare en- guofrpgtiS
Slagt.
2t @ubfrngtigbeben er ~nbbbenois
for ben, Der bill opnaa SaIi96eben.
bet ertenoer ri for gauIfe rimeligt;
men er @ubfrpati9beben ogiaa n6bs
renbig for ct 5oIts 9elerO / timelia
6enieenbe? o@u6frbgtigbeb er npts
tia til a1e Sing, flyer Subs 0rb,
,oq 6iitorien piIer os, at bet er ian0t,
life alene for ben enfeItes 8ebtoms
nenbe, men ogIaa for ct 6elt Soft.
9et er 6iitorien8 Dom, at ct CUBS
Irit Soft life fan 6eitda. Oct b9rer
2oelGqoeIi esipiren / Jig og manglcr
hen fornebne Mpb% itdnbstraft for al
funne operbinbe famine.
st 9uofrpgti9t Soft berimOb bill
faa meqet Iom muli9t unbertrbtfe 2o<
ten % fremme 0Dben og bet 9obs;
bet pil bare en- pdogen Sambittigs
6tb Iigeooerfor et6pert Onbe, Der tda
fables en- Nationdlfpnb. Oct DI
tjene Sub = life Mammon.
$ 8ort6eo ~altiaa: Opgaperne tras
ber en- SIagt meb en- ifGrpet 5ors
itono, en- Itbrfet 9ilie, en- baaoeu
Samoittiq6eb.
Gr ri i Stdnb til at opbraoe en-
Taaban Sfsqt? gr Ri biGige til ii
gre bort bebite? 5ulbfomment Bill.
Der 10 intet at bet, ri ifrsbelige Mfn.
neiter gpr. 5ulbtommen6eb frnpes
6e1er life At ps; men iaa meget tras
reg, at ri gSr, bbab bi fan.
!6pub tropes Der ba at os9
Oct tr9pes for bet fsrite, at BIZ
unge unoer Oppatiten giOes en- COB
f%riIteli9 Sprraeelie / Sjemmet og I
9srneifolen. Seq logger Der 9ess
ten pda triitelig Opbragelie. 9erti
berer, at be inbprentes fra ben tbs
lieite 9ornbom CUBS Orbs @runbs
%iunobeber, % at be botier op / en-
f~riitaf;n Nl4t, nIfnna
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
DEN LYSE GUD
(THE FAIR GOD).

pr ben betenbte 5orfutter Gem
Noaace, iom bar ftrebet ben beremts
o9 msget ubbrebte Bog Ben Sur.
8ogen Den tpie Sub" umbanoler
Mericos GrObring at Sponierne. -
Den sr 307 Siber os toiter Of
pris: flint inbbunben, 60 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
PILEGRIMMENS WANDERING

fra oenne gerben til ben tiltommenb..
III Sobn gunban. Meo 5orfottes
ren8 2eonets6e Itri0elie. Snbbunben
70 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

3, fpor DnOig, og bpor fnnoig
Gr be ariitnes Eager.
Sub Rem Strait og @isoom gioer,
ut Dc 6errens @erning briber,
Ten beitaar og spig bIioer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
ANDAGTSB

@f 81. @. Mobien. 2 Siber 2ess
ming ooer ubpalgte Striftifeber til
bier Dag / 4uret. 5 sbirtineshinb
$1.60; | spbt @aIffbinb $1.80; /
@efifbinba meb Submit $500.
DANISH PUBL. HOUST
BLAIR, NEHN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

4aar MioiommerIrIens S%trddler
iii StoDens 2sngonge ma,
9d bore be tuiinO gldoe,
3uIinb Sot6iQeber imaa.
saa lpier 5relierens giGeb',
5bpor BET toites inb,
) tuIinb fattioe 6ierter.
) mangt ct beora0et Sinb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
HERREN er NIT SKIOLD
KRISTl EFTERFDLGELSE.

Qf 6. 8. RoIenius. l1b0alg / trO
0Deriattelie at 9iIfop q. 5. 2aa.
DIE. 345 Siber. Snbb. so Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
BOGER|
r U tn

III s. S6lenfslO. qaa 0anf beO
PaitOr q. g. Mubfen. 6Orlugt uf
airtelig Screening for ben inbre Miss
iion I 0anmart. 415 Siber. s 0nl.
flag 80 Gents, inb6unben $1.2O.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
MARTYREN | ST. ANDREWS.

st 8iaeoe fra ben itotite 9irte /
bet 16. Qarbunorebe. SO Giber. gb
u69uOe at eget 6orlog. 5 0mflag
20 Gents, inbbunben 40 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
KRISTELlGE BETRAGTNINGER

Qf Or. Mortin 2utbsr. ubpalet,
Steber at bans iamIebe Strifter.
Operiutte uf puitor 8. g. Msner.
437 Siber. Snbbunben i Sbirtinsss
binb $1.00; / 9eInbinb $1.20; |
Sbirtingsbinb meb Submit $3.50.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-11-16
Temperature of Soils.

One great field of experimentation
is as yet almost untouched, and this
is the field Of soil temperatures. In
some of the experiment stations of the
world an apparatus is in use for de-
termining soil temperatures and it
proves very valuable in giving data
from which the experimenters can de-
termine the effect of cold and heat on
plant production. Any farmer can
make such an apparatus by using a
thermometer and attaching to it any
instrument that will permit it to be
inserted to any desirable depth. The
1t to his advantage to know the differ
ent temperatures of the different fields
of his farm. He will be surprised to
find out how greatly these tempera-
lures vary. The temperature controls
to very great extent the termination
of seed in the SOIL. If the seed is put
into cold soil it will, in many cases,
rot before sprouting. This is especially
true of the corn seed. Many a farmer
has planted valuable seed corn in soil
that was yet too cold to allow of ger
mination and has afterwards had to
replant the field at great loss to him.
self.
Generally cold soils are damp soils
or wet soils. But this is not always
the case, as sometimes the cold soils
are simply heavy clay soils. The farm.
err who has the wet soil is deceived by
the drying out of the surface. The
water present keeps down the TEN.
perature Immediately under the sur.
face, and when the seed is put in the
result is that it is lost. The matter
of soil temperature is one that has, up
to this time, been considered general
" the work of the scientists; but the
time is coming when every progressive
farmer will make this study for him
self,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-11-16

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-11-16
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AT this time of the year the farmer
is considering how he may best store
his roots and tubers for the winter.
1t is desirable to so store potatoes,
beets, turnips, carrots and the like
that they will remain in temperature
just above the freezing point. In the
cellar 1t is frequently SO warm that
the different roots lose much mois-
ture and in some cases begin to grow.
A regular cold storage house in which
the temperature is kept at about the
freezing point is the desirable thing,
but to most of our farmers this is an
impossibility. Most of our farms are
situated at a considerable distance
from such houses, and the hauling
would be so much trouble that the use
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-11-16
Have proved Their Worth.

The campaign undertaken by inter.
ested publications to undermine the
faith of the people In proprietary
medicines has drawn forth the follow.
ing from high medical authority:
1T must never be forgotten that the
interest of the manufacturer is to put
out remedy which is not only meri-
torious but safe. With a small army
of enemies constantly on the alert,
ready to seize upon and magnify every
unfavorable circumstance, how few
are the cases of accident or injury
from the use of proprietary medicines!
Complaints in regard to the use OF
such remedies are exceedingly rare
and utterly insignificant, in compari.
son with the amount sold and the mil.
lions of people who avail themselves
of these remedies"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-11-16

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that IL they will buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
will save not only time. because II
never sticks to the iron. but because
each package contains t6 oz.--one full
pound-while all other Cold Water
Starches are put up In %,pound pack.
ages. and the price is the same. 10
cents. Then again because Defiance
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icals. II your grocer tries to sell you
a 1907. package It is because he has
a stock on hand which he wishes to
dispose of before he puts in Defiance.
He knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package in large let.
tiers and figures 10 ozs," Demand De.
fiance and save much tine and money
and the annoyance of the iron stick
ing, Defiance never sticks.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-11-16
Calcium and MaaneslIn.

Calcium and magnesium are
10th soil elements which e,ter
into the composition of plants.
They are, however, so gener'
ally distributed in the soil that they
are little considered by the students
of plant nutrition. One German ex.
pressed a theory that there must be
a certain ratio maintained between
the calcium and magnesium in the
soil or plants would not grow. Some
German scientists have recently com.
pleted some experiments to determine
the truth Of this expressed opinion,
and 1t was found that there was no
needed relation between the presence
of calcium and magnesium. Hence
what is known as the "Loew hypothe.
sis" Is discredited.