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again

again
In an eternal home.
She said his faith in that should be
Sweet incense to her memory.
And should the scoffer in his pride
Laugh that fond faith to sc0rn,
And bid him cast the pledge aside
That he from youth had borne,
She babe him pause and ask his breast
If he or she had loved him best.
A parents blessing on her son
Goes with this holy thing;
The love chat would detaiu the one
Must to the other cling.
Remember, It's no common toy,
A mothers gift; remember boy.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-12-07
IMPORTANCE or EDUCATION.

{" Education has gotten into poll
les. Every state platform has an
plank. The churches of
osr land are taking 1t up. 1t places
y. at the front of the century and the
Question is, what will you do with it?
Every great leader our country has
eser had has seen the importance of
ID education for the coming genera
Jon. George Washington, the father
y his country, gave property for ed
pcational purposes.
Education moves the world. Edu-
patton takes the wild rose and trans
{orms it into the American Beauty.
God's great work has been building
Pr man. Stop the schools and see
hat will happen The printing
presses and transportation will cease
Py degrees and the world will come
70 standstill. An engine will be
Cunning along and the engineer will
lie at his post. There will be no one
70 take his place. SO it is. Where
you'd the world be to-day if it were
DOT for education. Chancellor j.
p. Kirkland.
"The people have right to the
privileges Of an education and it is
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-12-07
THE STATE = PART.

" IL behooves every Southern State
that inaugurates an educational cam
paign in favor Of better schools to
inaugurate at the same time some
movement that will provide for the
better training Of teachers. The un-
trained teacher is the most expensive
part Of our present educational sys-
tam.
IL must never be forgotten that the
tcacher is the real center of all edu-
oation, not the place where school is
kept. A larger view Of educational
oonditons in the South must convince
any one that an awakened sentiment
ID favor of better schools must be in
diligently directed. Expert educa-
tional leaders are necessary. But
those leaders are yet to be trained.
Southern Education.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A GATHER IDEAL FOR HIS CHILD.
nThe best the world can teach him
he shall know,
The best his land can give him, be
shall see,
And trace the footsteps where his
fathers trod
Bco all the beauty that the world can
show,
And how it is that freedom makes
men free,
And how such freemcn love aud serve
their God
Edward Everett Hale.
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Travel Like MiIIionaires.

The Rancho del Paso stud, James
b. Higgins 81 $50, 900 worth OF
thoroughbred mares, yearlings, FLIES
aud stations, after (, 900 mile jour
ney in palace horse cars, with run
ming water and gas illumination, yes
terday unloaded at the foot of West
Thirty-sixth street, says New York
special of Nov. %.
The shipment of horses, 524 head,
is the biggest ever made. The cost
of transportation, exclusive of the
equine commissary aud the wages of
three score of attendants was $4S, e.
900.
The train crossed the continent in
four sections, arriving yesterday.
The first section got away from Sac
ramento Cal, at 1890 o'clock a. m. ,
Saturday. The other sections were
run out six hours apart, but in the
great distance covered the last sec
ton fell behind and lost some time.
1t is due this afternoon. Mr. Hag-
gin, who was present at the unload
ing, said the stock had arrived in
splendid shape. The stud will be
sold at auction.
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THE TEACHERS PART.

. The greatest thing a teacher ever
brings to a child is not subject-pAt-
Ter, but the uplift which comes from
heart contact with great personal
ity."--Search.
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FOR SALE-Scholarship in tn
Morse School of Telegraphy.
S. NJ. JENKINS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19

Central, en- su session de antes de ano
che, resolvi6 abrir una colecta, en- los
peri6dicos de la colectividad, con el
objeto de levantar fondos para adqui.
rir una casa como donativo 4 la ia.
milia del amigo desaparecido eterna-
mente.
A la vez acord6 la Junta Central,
que por la Secretarfa de la misma Sc
Olga las locales designer de su seno
comisiones que solicitor los donativos
de los correligionarios, = que todos
los fondos Sc remitan al firmante, como
Tesorero nombrado por ell Directorio
del partido, para recibir y entregar
las cantidades que Sc rec uden con tan
laudable inalidad.
JOSE G. DEL VALE.
Tesorero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
BUQUES QUE Sc ESPERAN
7 salidas de este puerto

sMiguel Gallart> sali6 de Bar
celona ell 81 ppdo. hacienda escalas
en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz Canarias
y San Juan de Puerto Rico, siguiendo
viaje para Mayaguez, Ponce, Habana,
Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo Man
zanillo.
Vapor martin Saenz,. Saldra
del puerto de Barcelona el dia 20
del corriente hacienda las escalas
de Palma de Mallorca, Valencia, Ma.
laga, Cadiz y Canarias. De este tilti-
mo puerto 10 hara sobre ell de Fe-
brero para este puerto, siguiendo des-
pues para los dc Mayaguez, Ponce,
Santiago de Cuba y New-Orleans.
<Coronda., de un momento q otro
estara aqul procedente de Montevi.
deo con tasaio.
SBuenos AiresD, del 20 oil % del
corriente recalara procedente de Co.
Ion escalas y seguira viaje para Ca
narias, Cadiz, Barcelona y Geneva.
SAntonio L6pezs. Ell 2S del que
cursa estara aqui procedente de Eu-
ropa.
<Caracass. Ell IS del corriente
saldrA para New. York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
ALARMANTES NOTIC|AS
Gran agitaci6n en- Espaha

La mas alarmante agitaci6n reina
en- toda la peninsula consequences a
de que ell pueblo y la prensa en- gene.
raj protestan de que Ia naci6n este 60
bernada militarmente despues de ha-
berlo estado por un ministerio de sa.
cristanes. El pueblo empieza a darse
cuenta de todos los iulepes efectu ados
en- la Ultima guerra, pide un cambio
radical, no queriendo estar porr m as
tempo bajo una dinastfa que ha lleva.
do q la patria al Gltimo grado de
atraso y pobreza. La rep1blica se
1mpene. Las testas coronadas tocan
q su fr. Ell derecho divino huelga.
Hay que liberalizarse usando los IA
mosos cuellos puflos de hilo que de
la gran rep1blica francesa acaba de
reclbir Gel cielo.s Viva la igualdad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
120
CORAZON DE OBRBRO

recerIe bien a Nstalins, cuando
consiente en- ser mi esposa, re-
plic6 marcando las fra.ee.
Antonieta apoy6 su enguan-
tada mano en- un hombro del
loven y le pregunt6 con senci-
llez:
Ny esperais que ESQ su-
ceds9
AL contacto de Aquella mano
Manfredo se irrit6, y sonriendo
nerviosamente repuso:
No es que 10 espere; sino
que estoy persuadido que aaf
sera.
csY 81 os diiera que os en-
gafais2
,.7iDe veras' lY qui6n i'm
pedirS nuestra uni6n2
-lYol exclam6 10 baiIarina
con VOC vibrante y alterada. ~.
os 10 dijel
-SY como os arregIais para
conseguirlo0
Fac es mi secreto. del
Que hare uso cuando sc hayan
agotado todoS los medios.
Manfredo empezaba & estar
-Pero en- fin, dlio bruscs.
mente; 20 no he smenazado &
Natalins, para obtener su con.
sentimiento.
-Habeis becho uso de uns
vilezs mayor. Ella SO habfa OIL
vid'do de VOC, y 50 corsz6n sc
habfS alberto 4 IN nueYo Y dull
ce amor.
Manfredo Ia interrumpi6.
Ell hombre que debfa Ca
sarse con ella no era mepos cul-
pable que 20, puesto que tam
bl6n hs sido vuestro amante.
La bailarinG pGlideci6 ligc.
rsmente.
mo respondere & vuestro
insulto. He crefdo pOder hablar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
Junta Central de Ia ''Unijn
de Puerto-RicO'
Por la fami|ia de un patricia

Tributar fervoroso homemade q los
| que, con denuedo, luchan por la re-
denci6n de su patris, es deber inexcu.
sable que todos los ciudadanos debe-
mos llenar espontaneamente, porque
rendir la ofrenda del carifo y la ad-
miraci6n q los que asf supieron res
ponder q tan elevadas miras, implica
la satisfaction de un sentimiento que
enaltece al que 10 practica.
Desde que traspas6 los umbrales
de la adolescencia, don Ramon Ceste-
ro, fu6 un enamorado de la libertad
en- su pats; y, como autonomista des-
de 1887, liberal y federal despues, has
ia que en- 1900 fu6 muerto de un tiro
en- lucha personal con un adyersario
politico, vi6sele, invariablemente, con-
tender con insuperable civismo por
los ideales de toda su vida.
La violenta muerte del m malogrado
compatriota, ha discriminate para gu
v1uda hijos la angustiosa situaci6n
que crea siempre q toda familia la fal.
ia del que la sostiene, y por ESQ NADIA
mas generoso que asegurar un alber-
que q la familia de don Ramon Ceste-
ro, dando asf sus coterraneos una
palmaria prueba de afectuoso recuer-
do la memoria del buen puertorri-
Quefio.
lnspiranlose en- tales prop6sitos y
secundando la noble iniciativa de la
Junta local de Bayam6n, la Junta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19

seriamente con vos, Y que vues-
ira desgracia Ia hAbr{ais tornado
por un aviso del cielc, excIsm6.
pero va que seguis obstinado, os
DIRE que no tenfA ninguna nece-
sldad de veros para araebAtar de
vuestras manos & Natalins, pero
ne querido darme esa satisfac-
ei6n.
Ia rabia de Manfredo au-
mentaba.
SArrebatarme & Natalina2
dijo.
ST; Ia Iobre joven cree
que 81 no sc casa con VOC, Ia con-
desa esta perdidA.
tanto como 10 estaria,
70 os 10 aseguro.
~lDe verasl " de que mo-
do2
-Declsrando que q uiso ma
tArme, para evitar que por mi
artfculo descubriese gu marido
las relaciones que habfG tenido
conmigo.
Los iueces os demostra.
rikn que mentfai-, porque no
solo esta confesa NataIina, sipo
que por Ell testimonio de varios
testlgos, Sc hA probado que Il
mnler que eDtr6 aquella noche
en- Vnestrs ofcins, fu6 mi her.
mana.
Manfredo hizo una horri-
BILE mueca.
DE veras parece que to-
dos os hAbeis puesto en- contra
mia. Pero olvidais una circuns.
tanci', J es que 70 teDgo muehGs
cartas de amor de 10 condesa.
llenas de amenazas cuando se Fl.
gurAba que 20 estaba ensmora-
do de vos.
Los oios de ls bailArins, ex.
pressron Ia alegrfa del triunfo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
CT6nica ApuadI||ana,
para LA DEMoCRAC1A.

El ruidoso pleito entablado Dor g
senor Salustiano Mendez contra la su
secl6n M6ndez Vaz de esta poblaci6,
en- cobro de dos mil pico de pesos
90 vio ante nuestra Corte de Distriio.
A este juicio civil asisti6 numero
ga concurrencia, arida de cerciorars,
de 10 veracidad del referido asuntc
promovido por uno de los miembro,
oe ssa apreciable familia.
Representaba al demandante al
aoogado americana Mr.. Smich, te.
niendo encomendads la defensa de los
oemandados el inteligente letrado ma.
yagoezano, senior Arnaldo Sevilla.
Despues de terminada las prue-
oas todas de los testigos que destila-
ron ante la Corte, ell Juez Presidente
DO la misma senior Aponte, concede ell
derecho para hacer uso de Ia palabra
primsramente al Lcdo. Smich, ouien
en- un buen discurso pone de manifies-
to Ia reclamation legal que hace el de-
mandante.
Cuando lego el turno de su defen-
"a al senior Arnaldo, este improvis6
una elocuente oraci6n forense, demos.
trando gallardamente la inculpabili.
dad de sus defendidos.
Mr.. Smith, abogado de la parte
que formula Ia demanda, en- una breve
alocuci6n, que le concede el Tribunal.
rebate varios de los puntos tratados
por Ia parte contraria.
Por dltlmo, la Corte se reserva
para una de las sesiones pr6ximas con
el obieto de dictar fallo en- este asunto.
Informaremos oportunamente & los
lectores de este diario sobre ell vere-
dicto citado.
Ell cafe <Port Arthur, instalado
frsnte q Ia Plaza Principal, que en-
Aguadilla no SO rinde, sufri6 en- la no.
che del domingo pAssdo, ocho de los
corrientes, I'm quinto asalto, habiendo |
tnferido uno de sus mas ualtentes solda.
dos varias contusiones inferidas Dor |
una <bombas que lanz6 sobre 81 su
contrincsnte un pequefio <japones,,
por motive de quftame ALA esas pajas. |
Al ocurrir el incidente del asalto
intervinieron numerosos <rusos, xja.
ponesess y aplacaron los animos de
los contendientes.
FL <Port Arthur, sguadillano esta
en- pie. mo Sc rinde
-Dentro de breves dfas daran
principle los trabsjos para la cons.
trucci6n de la via ferrea desde esta
ciudad hasta Camuy.
Segdn versiones que circular, So
'amente SO emplear&n para esa tarea
& individuos de fliaci6n republicans,
cuyo m6vil que impulsa q tan desca-
bellado procedimiento es Ia Influenza
que eierce cierto prohombre ad versa.
rio nnestro de esta poblaci6n.
No creemos que la passion polftica
''e ciertos hombres llegue q ese extre-
mo traspasando asf, los lfmites do 10
iuconcebible
Creemos tambieo que la Compafifa
20 incurrira en- Observation-Disclosures, de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19

10 contrario serfa objeto de la mas
agria censura de todo un pueblo que
no puede concebir tamafio exabrupto.
ALA veremos.
Sc encuentra en- esta localidad
Ell senior Joaquin Sola, emp'eado de
ooras Pdblicas, quien lego de su re-
sidepcia de Guayama, con motive del
fallecimiento de su sefiora madre. Sa.
ludamosle.
MARIO MORALES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
B1BL1ozgCA DE .tA DEMoCRACIA. III

los dias al lads del niifo, haci6n.
dole repetir to nombre.
Me pArece que es ma
verdadera moncmaDis, dijo Ma.
talina. ~ pensar en- cuando se
ocupaba ,6lo de Antonieta y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19

de sus suenos de grandeza
Psro en- fin, niDg6n dano ne
hace con ESQ y meior es .dejarla
trapquila con 50 mSnfs. 7 ha-
ciendo IN grAcioao mohfD, 10 io-
ven oanbi6 de conversation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
BUQUES EN- PUERTO

TRAVESIA
sMannie Swami pendiente.
Georgia Gilkey, descargand
<John B. Bienellers id.
SLoring G. Ballard, i'd.
sJulia9 pendiente.
sW. E. Stowes descargando.
CABOTAJE
<lsabelas Aguadilla y Mayagtiez.
sGuillermitos Arroyo y Maunabo.
<Voluntad> Yabucoa.
sPetras descargando.
<Esperanza> Culebra.
sMayaguezana> pendlente.
sSan Miguelo Fajardo.
lease nuestra SecCi6n de no.
ticias en- la pauina 8.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-15
TO BE CONTINUED.
PROMOTING BETTER ROADS
State Of Iowa Is Now Carrying On
Educational Campo. gn In Thor
oCSEtarS Construction.

Iowa proposes TO instruct aud educate
her farmers IA the technic OF good road
making. Recognizing the fact that II
an evil Is TO be remedied. IL is good
logic 10 begin al the root OF the mat
ter, the Iowa good roads commission
has conceived the idea OF holding a
short course in road building in which
practical demonstrations will be made
and useful instructions given. Phe
Prairie Farmer believes that ultimately
valuable ana far-reaching results are
destined TO be realized in Iowa provid-
Ing this work Is properly supported and
systematically carried forward.
Some good road promoters seem to be
OF the impression that any progress
toward better country roads mut be-
gin with She state Legislature. On the
other hand il seems'cIearly evident THAI
effective results must FIRST spring from
the demands Of The farmer.
Convince the average farmer that toe
so-called good road is good thing. and
public sentiment will demand all rea-
sonao4e Improvement In establishing
a course or instruction on the advisable
Fly, utility and proper construction OF
the raral highway iowa seems to have
conceived the ignorance Of getting
dowa to the root OF the marter. When
the farmers OF shat state have become
convinced thst the good road is a prac-
tacable as well as a useful utiLsy..we
anticipate that there wRl be no din
Guilty in securing the enactmerfs Of INV
desirable legislation
AS class We % not belteps that the
agric'rturist IS Opposed 10 all advance
ment In the proper construction of high
ways. but IL Is evident that any legisla-
ton attempted by any geEeral assem-
Oily In the middle west will have to an
counter rough passage until the farm
er Is thoroughly convinced that the good
road law is an actual advantage.
In many Of the leading states Of the
corn belt and adjacent sections. the ex-
pertinent station and agricultural col
leges have liberal appropriations made
annually. Ten years ago this was no.
the case. but having demonstrated their
usefulness the farmer as q class urges
liberal state assistance. In a large
measure this evolution Of senti-
ment must take place in reference to the
good road proposition. Iowa has set the
educational machinery In motion by an
noancing us short course.
Perhaps she most commendnbie fac
tor IL the Ames movement is that work
WA be conducted along the line OF de-
veioping the rural highways by utiliz-
ing home material. There ia 90 cues
tion but what good roads can be. made
cut OF soil and grave, n the earth rs
properly handled The Iowa highway
comr.sssor PROPOSES to make rs be-
sinrsng along this line. and wisely
10 liz tisis ecurse. they will at once
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-15
A Theory Of Hgg Moisture.

A w|iter on soustry subjects In an
exchange says that the egg gets KID
OF RS uotsssrs more by reason of the
pressure from within than by reason
OF the evaporation from fss surface.
He says: AS az evidence OF this. -
fertile eggs dc not hose much IN size
or weight. WINE terpiie egg loses
one-siSth in weight and one-sixtieih In
size. This theory does not appear very
sound. ssys Farmers Review. The fact
seems TO be that the infertile egg loses
more moisture than the NFtile egg. One
OF the wa 81 testing eggs that have
been tneubated for some time is 20 pu,
them in water and see il they will float.
The infertiIe eggs float and the eggs
with chicks In them sink TO the bottom.
which Is strong evidence that the in
fertile eggs have host more moisture
than the feRtffe ones.
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4. I. d =. EiEts%Gsa; and sf PS:s,

rains Leave Richinond-sc, r.h,'..s
20 n M daily. Byrd : {. Through
80 n m, aaliy Main St Throngb
mediation. Nio@' Ashland accom-
Ie 80 "a, "a m. daily Byrd Sc. TsrouyA
* 70 noon. week Gays. Byrd .. Th-o..N
. w y m, week days. Byrd st Trsd.f IN. "a.
oIfk hccofhm odation NNe''-As
S 40 p nNqaaly, Main St Through
49,, - Y. m, week days. Elba As6lano $780,.
Gus D. m daily. Byrd 81. Through.
Trains Arrive Richmond
,,, ~ a; n week days Rlba Ashland aeoou.
,,n, ~ a. m, week days. Byrd st. FREDERICK.
n ~. M daily, BYRD st. Through.
ocs ~ an =. m week Gays, Byrd ST. Throueb
s:is p. m, daily Ms4n 81. Througb
800 40 p m week days. Eliza Ashland nccor,
70 p m, daily Byrd st, Through
stops. o. through Local
$40 p. m. daily. Main St. rbropsA
=, Pullman Sleeping or Parlor c. -,
$500 ~, trains except train arriving Rsch-
mo.5s,it..oso a. m week days and local accom-
Time Of arrivals and departures and 90,
u I.s nons not guaranteed ~. S"A
~ ~. ~ Z 4. W. CULP, w p r EVffrp
"eH Man T. Asst Genl Man. TraS Nnn
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secure The Interest ard cooperation OF
many or the most progressive farmers OF
that state.
In her new work Iowa deserves 20
succeed. Her commission has begun on
the plane where the farmer finds him
self at the present time When Il has
been demonstrated that the possibil-
tiles OF the earth road have been exhaust
ed. we anticipate that the farmer will
10 ready to take the initiative in provid-
Ing for better things. Then the much
desired improved rural highway will
approach'the reality.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-15

interested TO know who this Mr.. Corne-
Illus may be with whom retired build
CT has such very large transactions. Is
II possible that he has had a hand In
the affair? Cornelius might be a bro
ker, but we have found no scrip TO cor
respond with these large payments.
Failing any other indication. my re-
searches must now take the direction
OF an Inquiry at the bank for the gen
tleman who has cashed these checks.
But / fear, my dear fellow, that our
case win end ingloriously by Lestrade
hanging Our client. which Will certain
" be triumph for Scotland Yard"
do not know how far Sherlock
Holmes took any sleep that night. but
when / came down 20 breakfast I
found him pale and harassed. his bright
eyes the brighter for the dark shadows
round them. The carpet round his chair
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SOUTHERN RAIL way
Effective May sSth, 1905.
TRAINS LEAvE RICHMOND

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
20 ~ a. m-Esily. Local for Cbarlot,.
p m.-Dsily. Limited BrGet pnu,
~ AlantA aud " bingham, New o-lA....
III, ,.b -. thnttanooga and all the sos'tn
Raleigh. Ntf' durham and
90, 600 = NIX; sunday. Chase CITY.
"a ~ y. fn.-Daily. MATTED: IAulln.an x...
s'SO ,. N, sor al tss south M fe@ny
YORK aIVER LINE
49,. 10, or1te 20 route Baitirr Or, aud ....
cept Sunday ~ y. m Daily ex.
w %e q PP o,I, Sunday Local mixed 70,
w W. b i.a,n, -DAaiy except Sunday. Local 70,
80 2. m;-kxeept Sunday. For w., po,..
,i,.- i S.lI,% Win steamers for Baiti,,,or..I
80 c saLo1n -. Steamers call M Vo-ls ~.
~ LAY Bank Mondays Ksxines-,s - - "
,.,a.1s sr ana Al Gloucester Point aId an
'' s5,,5 ess,.siays, Thursdays and ss't,,s.s al
eks .kAlNs ARRIVE RlCHAOSiDIs~ NJ A"Ss'
80 n M eno ~ ,. m = From ali a. 80
Raleigh '~''S aoo durham and
Ss n.-Frsn Chase CITY.
- ~, - n m.-fcf,,more and Wa.t po,..
AZ - a n-From West Point
CIV p m.-From West Point
~ ID 20 hARDwICK. Pass Traf NJ.
- Nc ryErNSEh, q. WI TAYTop a d.
- W "hsrhURY. ID. p. A. Richmona " a
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For BAD Fgzs.

He took his eggs TO lad market.
What do you mean by bad mar.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-15

When yoa finish piowsng put your
psow away. after greasing il we'll. The
same as with the disc and other imple-
ments- Too much money goes to the
machinery manufacturer through care
lesspess on the farms.
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6RAcINo WIRE FENCE POSTS
Description of Fairly Satisfactory
Method of Procedure Is Given
IN Detail.

A fairly satisfactory method OF brac-
ing wire fence posts is shown in the ac-
companying Illustration. says the
Orange Judd Farmer. To the lower end
OF the post is securely spiked a piece