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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
TIE STORY,

y scCe way he --I1cr has r~,.
aarca1 through lie CAM C rsr4.y
t1ac Noses WIS % Leave .,sr
" Whether + vas tls uIc-sr s,- -ba
people knew TIL. tie Liyr@ ha+ r-,rr.,
scr1e new All starting resyags :,
I'M or Ii letting sip scns z,-,.
a2'u1 Tie E11I1-s Lsa1zrstt3 q he
pecP.er certain Z 4 ia: -.,s -ercr-
TILL God 1It ca--=st Noses ard .ha- !
rev .aa1er Wis 20 te nlc,e,i :, r.ss
t1sn MO lie Prom tse.t Ea7.f =~-.e.4
Ike w--t+-s among he -ar-r. 80
sa<.-T g=E v-c,.zr--Ly -te- v4-,T,z,s
Tie agEd .ea1ter leave ne .c~-sa-z -
lie CAMP and = 5cIt-1rv z-5 aEc-s
u A'u1- 41arizu md Wien 10 r44
t-ia2 Ceacei- run view lie zf7srre
W1-G1 lat srCCt=t over cas -,scrr.
vas a'ch=n. an c1ev tz- :, 45,c,,ez-
ls his 1sv mana
L1z1t1ctttTsIT tie recr,s -zi- "a. -
could De 1Crs Cr1er --,a1 -cs,r7a VIZ
lad SC E2l-.l--I---T serves! A. liza .;,t.
q Noses t'r many vzars. IN 77-~Tr
the princes Who -I-=f c7sr .hs --i7,ea
-lers were several VIC secretly eov-
efzf lie high place. OF these WA
laaff-et. Ct The Crt3e Of Ze,ur,Tn E4-
Wis son OF thai Ga16EeE WHO Wa
AMONG Tie sVies WHO ceristef bet,rs
he Lord Wien they had b-rrrh+ ~
al evil Report Of tie a1d.
Why should the vriace over 4 e-.ss
CT Cnly i2,iGd be ehosen 70 Teat q .
rasiF lie demanded. ang-tIy ct ssr,s /
CT his tl-tua1a friends Who hat r4rt-
cred around hin aud we're t.scussf1g
The new Developments.
-EGs hs has been through The
Promised Land and knawz the Fzv"
ons OF The number venrured . sur-
gesr
Yes, bur Caleb has. too. been
through the land. a1d te "a Il cns
head q the largest tribe IN ls.asI /
Or acEcra-1g 70 Noses rsc5Ht1g
xssa De tsck the recent peu Of Ia
,ec2ie there were 1850 persons n 1
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09

V1I-A- c4--1 -ITsr la 1sss: .,.e t-.1-
E=eC ---ch- cur = 2-:s.E c--sv elssa
a-g----5 LII VI sZ4zt = We e.
! g@cc C.acs 4 Tie 1a-E x Is. c.-sr
WI a1CEls ! ----C1 rec-ls vEc Ia.
S2=egSI-- GGa-s - an VIZ s-=a--,s,.
IL / S12sg cG-c.,. AID w=-e .--c7-
Il IL Cesrtcr--4Ice. l.C.L-r .c,,a,.
s---1--T Il - FTE-z- .4-a.a v.sr.
lie s-zEc VIZ seeG--g ~ - l v--s..gv.
Wgr1-=cL-s from T1-c1 .--ecr1-- I
lH--. T9L-. came u cav III II
T1zc 1a--zrT Il a-----sr7 a.r-sz n.
clF=r sCar-al. e 1-s I sa--r-s. al --zr
ne dew VS. - Eav- l. zeec-s TIA
tie EE1-sUs1 VIC LANDED. lie rms
an Tcn we're EUPEcse.. 70 E-s nEans
Carrie: Ess -1E1 TIE ar. cu. II -,a.:s,t
ca1---1-'its.. gss, 1--stt with craze shot a1f
11ca an a. TIE Wtr-zr vaIace, and
gu- ccse az Mr. Czzc-
Wei. ?uu would have been 1a--
a-yzsc . SEE The Change tda5 ca11e
cFsr that crowd, bleszi1g TIE river
che ut1Ira All tauctcg the III HI.
Tie grand iZIIss Tie -ez-. Tie snrt
Went 1-1 tia Win-sr palace md r,rs
Ene fIrn-tE-s and ripped u the cell
l1g CT the ruCu cte Cza- vas n and
II uCuenE II vas chaos. a. ttCuzr
sVsrT Russian knew tie czar Wa q
Dc a@:sa-sst1azs,1 Il thar particular IT.
usn-- and Al rushed .cw.-. che
W E1Car palace Il though they exrerr-
81 Gtecss CT the LirrLe Father would
&c r1-Uwu CUT tie window t3r r,srn
70 Flag tcCCcaL win Fer 4 ceoug.
E1o ara supposed u te Lawful aa,f .
.aT-ao1c1g, a1d VIC love their -T1rsrs
Z seeuett STRANGE q see them al 20
.tckLet WhEr hey c1ough- h. WIS
clown higher Than E-s bg bas cvn
soldiers.
Dad a1ds srEra. Win he crowd
,or the Wi1tsr palace, HI. taer va
1at taste Cf ucnarchtaL rJvz-r-
1en- The crowd VIZ rushing c7Hr
Il md lad gCr u-at and RULED CT
l-a car and said la could vii, INV
tgreig1er that rubba,s
AGAINST lin win 1 si1aeps6t- cca- On
LaG he Wis 41IsG u the rcfrr If
il-11tt-i1g Z tslIGw VIII w1tsl,srs rfs-
ccEad Ike scrambled er;st-es OF
LACK hog Wien 4 regiment Il Cog
aciEs cane down On the cr.vt riding
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09

I'm AID ta1cs before tie grand t-rxzs
AR ae aAWaYs gave them tevgLs and
cans Ct caviar as souvenirs a. tnaf-
visit ---
Da1- thought Il ever al ulG.r AMI
TIE aazE morning We z14cra,t for PMS
81 and ! VIII We lad sCtre.t N 81
Ee'ti1ion &c discover tia Ncr-n pgIa ~
steal Ct cantlg tars. Say, = = ha,,sz-
% gsC 111 ElsEia cta1 = vcur- "a
q GsL CUT q EeGt-an-iiary ar Hc--..
AT NE rrunE1sr Ts were met ay r,ra-,:.
"a horseback Ind On t1or gCifesrvsn
dafscr1Ves AMI QGher graEesrz. who r-rr
Cur passports AID mC1eT. a1f ora Fat
E4% o1a1a ne sz-ha1gs NJ suclfs win
LII Then they imprisoned "a +,
ssaaie VIII scuG ecvs g1-lI -rav arrrr,i
1nlc 4 enru1ers Inquest On cur nars-
porLs AMI divide cur r,cnar ~.
slsPE VIII tie COWS tie first 1frsr ~
t-lIsalA aud I 90 not xact % syaan
again with Annals thai eIaw c1f4 al
n&g1z. Ant get 8p 5aI+ l. 5czen r1-77t,a -
nIu2 ~ chatc ba,Efs Ant srrgres a7,+
esa-eF- we never sisPE 4 wf-E and
eo1-G lct1 cut through the cras,;;. =
t-1e sTa2le and SEA The -!ar,.s ~, ~
e-cs tcc Cgr mcue7.
Finally they .GoksI Il tts r-aa. .,.r
ca cur 2aszPCrrs and sav = w4z =
AMERICAN Gnc1.-uenc- and cber be,z47 =
III 2als. Is sa.e IL Esssyz7 gsr
gu E.Eaa1E using sap. and ws-n ,
saaAl-' W ls-1nE--1l, ct s,sEsgagsf,r ~,
ST. ta1-l7cEaE-larT. R..usarsIr -7-t
Tine n Tia 0ld T7wr Ts--.rs,-
FLllctiHs C1arL wtccuTz sz7 -
ILL., al got1ast u +a1 u.,, -
Just GINNING CUT CT tie zrzs.a 60
Las y asazng--u II VaTZeT F,r~a -
CHARTS Ali other rr7,beru ,,,1,,t -.
sSaAt. ga7e III bag t1LI 81 Rr,.n,,-
nn1eF n place Ct that Ehfe, -s.,~ -. i
s2Aan away, AID ,er Is taxa a +ru,rs. (
Train fur ST. Petsrz5urg, AR -
uasC have E0ic the train men nh, -
we're. aecaase everybody On ma -
tick CT their da-s % Is aut -.
their lunch with IL. --
Dad eauld not unfargrsns 49,
Change n the aEttrada az tie ueepIs
Srwsras Us E1Eil Z tod him that ~
tick him f1r Distinguished Ara,-.
lean Statesman. and that a lunx al
W we're n Rzssf9 he uuxr try ~
1cE Ike Gsorgs Washington a-e .r+
1ka Theodore RGGssTeEE. SO sverr n
IL whfIg dad would stand u "a -l,a
i1ala 1 tAs car and pose EHa Gaprx~
: Aahiag1sz AMI when snFardy gave /
TN . sandwich c. q cfea-arSe IA
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
TEST O. an AMERICAN
t4a:ir - N.s--esz Escz1iisrrt q
sicrsiiry = c.sery7rr scy

4 yong American Ttn -s-rr
;c15tsrac Course Il Er1fv IN a
snslii 11-Tsrg-T brought tuIus n
scGTsr-r e rs residence n II
:lzssLc PLACE 5aciGef English ~
,sr-- SAYS lie New YORK P--a Il
E12pet: -1s ether fay Il 4 trv1mn
1ccC.lacIs sCilt = s=r lis Sizes
ii-2sc- Tie tcy VIC I--sndet n u
cleansing Erscsss smiled u,cu IN
a1-EacIy.
len TCU first 1eg7l % III
here. IL 5a4i, - -cCd ygu tar N Eas
tstEdl Tcu tal1ad LA ans. IN I
E1cv 1cv you an
Ecv Il 7cu Ind hat sur-- rzEx
re American Obviously Enssax
disappointed.
6ecaGse gcV gar vcG- shoes stinzt
&C ct-sc, vas La starting -suly- z
y-I were IL Er-Eitra1 ecu FguIf1.
&c ctI-. S-crCT axes such god cxs
ct Tier shoes Il Ars-,cal4 z 3
~srs -cE s-r Their .I.-T 5ai1a d
GO IL 6=-cxs ~-u-i caTz = q gur 4
BUSINESS And lie sa-4 e 5lacEag nd
ccEst vCLt Il # .ua1a.E Ns1
e Americans, Russians rsr I Enirs
1csC Frequently lie English IN m
wcrsc C Il Ttey ger 4 SHINE my
,Ccs / Ts4L. Even Et,In sr1erTs
w=i :-4s5et her ztCes Ire -7T II
ogr q snare. = ever yqU FI1r .
PASS Fcu-se1 ct t-r II E1g.isnnz1
ycTl da7a e GU CIR Il his 1dilE
Gg VIII sUcl STICK Il sua1 mos
evan IL G:ce1- -aa- yCG .al CIR VII
I E1a Ecl- cary ?gU -1rGug1
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09

11rzes Ike Wild vest s1cw and v4-,
E2IFs II their lands. win a 4,,g.-,
las1ss % each #htp, and cnay bepar
70 Lash Eha crcvt and ride evar rI,.,--~
VILE The pespie covered TIER r,,s..
WIN their 2rua and run away a4r.fE
Il the wings, which CUE and w7I,-,,+
and Kill ii each ASH has urrIa TsaJ
outlets fastened To them and 4 zrr~Ir-
ct TIA whip il LIE being ssor w.
aIcG snnt CT Ec4sd with a 49,
hect. '-2
VEL ar dAt vas gctns r. .nc~
sns CGsaae2s that be was 1rsrrv ,,,,-
a American citizen and tst1;t -
rcsa u De winged Ike a sclccg -
Of raachar that Ecckad Ess ~
eacna, &c lie tried C Icck LIE G.grrp
v aAhtngrar sefFt1g the British sT,-
y d1G1s work, t1F 4 CoGsacE rc.ss
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
HARD . SEE
=gsr N-er re =Gcz lEcUr Gle
A-e Fan.

I Z GI-tCUs tC-T -e-TL4 VI -asrs
Z teEs7s WA cc= GaI gisa--y =
Tel -.z l-s-Gzs III = Fcn2
.+a- re 1--v E-- -r----l-E----re 7ais1f
cE5 zz=C- q ~ Tie i-i1.Gid 7
CGI al -=e--z-Ls 2, wsaLEn y
hear. --sE- -1z -s--rt5 sTsczn u
Ca-ze 7 ..--=s--r,-. ri --e- nv HE
L. 7-r- = hey .Cu = NOV lie lc7 !.
Prove = = sc.s-Cs Ct II 71lc-c4
ts-c-z--a-.cc = liz -sccTerT Gf n
t=s drinkers s-r- ~ Ijcva collE
ions. AZ -a--e 80 -en-. T y
human tIr-T " sing -eir slu@
ters. -a1= -cs t--gs Gnt-zseq y
t-lE1g cc1ze q -sa-
"CCf4e lever 1-set VII ne IN
VIII sEver1. ueu te-s Il CrE acuE
held" writes I .atE- I snsrTIoaz. -
crsszes All crea-=s / .ael-1g u ~
gIcr GrG tea7-ess. Z Wis Snsy =
Leaving cf cCfse 41f Izt1g E0l1
ti4- Va discovered Tie ca1ss I1d S1'
CT these liz.
TIE only -sazcr- : III fTs-
Postum = let used L1Cgs1er y
exclusion e orI.la-? coffee .. u.-.
persons 90 1cC k1cw al 70 net -
wiling g learn re t4Ers md 1o@
prepare his 1I--,-.cIls 1eF
There's only cue FzT-acccr1ns
+t-ect.crS-tc1 Z t1-T . uiHA
rhen Z IS dsEciqas.' Name gan :
Postum Co. Battle Creek Men -
he Et-is beck Tte EGat .
Tie, u rkga 1Tas-ss ! 'eas
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
Cap7-.g2=, .sdz. ~ ..secn : E,v.sg

S' --s"-H- -SN1s - s-scg N =. =gT ss
Il EsCzrzcGrg, 24asiG-R7 Cea,
t';!csrJCEsE- Vel 81. rsrcgg vrg
VI 1e surprised l. lea :ccu ne :,
-"LaisIA. 1Es -tECs VS. 10 .s. -,4.5-a
Wien Cat saIt L. VS. zc--r = 8
ESlarscGCg = L va lie .a4r t.r = !. j
IL Es gCc -aIS-cg VIII L .aca.-..se
II G-i-s AID ne EI1 sall. lie WI =
Na IA east would .azt cr-I agsry
E-1ssia1 vas E-e4. rc-=ss America u
tsrTarst. e CUE su,c :, + All 4.
<-2cseVe4E c-d1c apEear = t47s sac
enough = G1=r Is serT.css :, lie
CA. Wa = 2eeGef vas ..3r c-e -er-
TssEn-a-t4s American .I-.zsp VIC VS.
grave AID La oerTs = z. . -
petersburg 41t ses -.sa ezac-7..--..it a-c
gI7s lin lie BENEFIT IT 4 r-cG Arert-
Cal lax. he I41 sail Cte AMERICAN
VIC 1rCVg1t. a1CT- QeaGs, IT L .sE
Ts- c1Csen remarks. RC-L: 10 tte
g-sEEasr MAJ q Tie ce1.--7 sat
TGu-c --V4 g ce ccx=t: down :. ~
GlEs Ali srceccrs a1,. a. lie Ecr!.
you'd tCf caz z, Am
A. 1csC Ia! vas I .---.s Isa-T ascu-
gong a such L utsBicu without rre-
Cssn-1ia..s ron " -shL1g-1c. eQa IL LICK
you'd Lave =, lie net IL gT--et E5Is-
sal IL I resClasI-za-, VIC alc. ia.
that IL rgC-1.t=,t lin Il G-sn- Grant.
2'sfa1se Ia -aC I var CT lie side If
Us rose, and IL -1.t Eat -ta- E-.sgs
R-E-- dssE Il tg--11c u1-L zvsrr
'a2aslzse Wis 6--=. 1--=s:s s,l-s is
---1zs7.-.iL-ze- American si,Cu-. C. ra.sef.
u VIZ 3=s1=st L rs .-r = + 70
= -Ec=rs1Grg an see IL -l-r.
sz11-r. al. = lie = -4sces- 4 .--7.3---
~ 1cT-zs Ia an Z. cal I ia -
fire IL - zz-=-zz.--.l-s,. Tia v-r--
g=l-1E -zc2 Zgt LzL=,t - 2.ss-5-
Z IL -1uEgz- IL III v.gu-E TIN
a. al-l.-=-ce Z II AMERICAN = sr--
i1HEea Il lis gwZ 1cu--rT- nj lie
E-tl84la1 TIL III: -1a- N.e!,o AZ r-sT
GcCzc On 4-s=r.l.acz- I-E TAI nara
T2i Rarity ever al American ca--ar
Ga1-er -1a5 wzlz C Russia etI- WA.
Tie car s31E Tor Ter C ccre a1,E =sa
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
Pr-E-u- ----f--

C1uu-ssiC1 er woodbury.. Of the New
YORK department Ct scrsec Cleaning
-aL-s tbs a1ecfCCs CT i friend II Lis
VIC WIS walking through Csn-rar
park cha CIher DAY. Beng IN Soma
w1a1 Ct hIr--, 1z zCa--at - c--
IGrc.ss ira grass Il c1a 1laca, cu- va.s
st112ef aT / park policeman. vc0
rez-C 1sCa-Et VIII lin.
Rat difference tCes = na5so"
asked tha New T1rksrs The r-asg *
caLE GaaG. a1TwaT"
Sure. N w1a- f i ts"' rssrCcd.,f
the indignant guardian q Tia resea.
- = yez hi sick friend would 7sz BE-
-axt1 4 walk On bis stomach M
SUI.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
N.- H:rs e. A.ruf.

Cterz IA ccE an Ar,
Gcsa: s-a.1, lie .ae.sr ,u,r. I
va & Ger. !sEar, VIC las 1,r
f1-s1cac:. Sic vas Mw =
:als,:.r Il Nrg. Farm ss.--T
NsE TcrL Ea- f-zr I-psg,---.
Lcr-cr iccis-y Wis Md. -
Till T.acs AZ E1=1 ter 5.zu,-
T.TiGt:T :iIsas. .,u-s 1 .aru.,.-x =
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
Ct.s. --esS 49,.

h1A i'l.r-,,.. 70. l. Lea, = -ltes
a.. I.T-.l r lie -. 10y ~
-. '.',.---r.s- !,-t La q - ~, -,
1865. q -,',- -a.e, - Al ,I-..--.,..-;'asI ~
:. .,-'.a --E r - z.-;.,.l.5',-, ,l-....s
.....s .l.lh.Ir-s. = Ia. - d ~.
- -: IL. FIe-- Ing ss.s
-aH 8 --r '~I- Az LESS -, =. y -.
IA - wv i1i Ia slls -.sf =, :, = !.
III -ea'. ~ v. u t-z--~7r.,, = .-l1,'.
~. u =. a; ;Ss'E-fI j. - -
~ "a .t--A.'!f.s. Gg..- I n n. 'I,1. A y
y 3; II 5IzI.-..l Sl.t '..-c' u 's,,..'.,
= "a. :. --fsa Ala. - .....I y a. :
a. : --..-laI -. ~, - =, ..i ~:
:GIt - 7'-Igz.a-s - - = GJI
AZ: - 49, ais ? .-,,.,.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09

Tia EE1 EcT Ic1 Is La 6: e E-s-
Ia = Step liz Ta---tET 20. L
-L-E-= 22- LAD Gerz -aaes+ VIE
C1ssacks WIZ. TaE.s 1
E--11 CO t2= CRAM l1kz's S1sczg.
En- 1ces1c Eide vary Ear
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
ElisEiuL Igrcrarra

Gladgs-Mass 0ieCiuer has 5een pru,
ING tEr q MAI for years and now .n.,.
get Percy FsrzlccGTe.
Tcu-0h, WaL-she wont Know -.
difference perhaps Puck.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09

II English -acar E-4rai7 un-
ces -1i- : IsE~ Sigh. ia n.E,,,
C S-C-- cs- Il li4r .av uus ,
.--g Al. IL. ..auc1t ma N, ,
- -Ll-s.7
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
An Ey-Ia-at.c-

Yeast-Ers aart 70 ksep 4 srct nan
down
Criuscuheah-Tlat,s why t,rav mr.
such heavy ulnuuents ovar scns ~
ttsu- sIppcse.-N z. Tines
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
EariIrtlA Cn-trsitr

Mr. Gayuan laying tie eager asfeta j
Wen. there's 10 foGI ILsa an ODD rs,I
MIS-. Gagua1-W lar particular sr,Irv
ara gou uedtEzEt1g aa#?-Cntcsr-
Tribune
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
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? -te- .e~C-. a. a1crs--c.a- !.
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arc : ~? e assI-st: 90: =.
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1e'~ .ccc- = ~a-'s %
. rstr ) cg- re --<:i. e arc
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, :1araccar - :!-e f--g-..
Ia c-e s;1:~s re fragment
a'y 7'srcry - 4csrG-a 80 = -.
;!r-: -e Wa :-cse- arc i-ci-:.
&c a re SUCCESSFUL e N:ses.
ris Icys.-f = Geo arc sa--&.l-
7ess e >rsssn- -4-y IL. s--lc-
i1Giy 3cra-e1- : -act t-e Erxr
I'-1i IS, - rz--.r, i-crs.s. -.
seccrc. Gre car-cc :e l;yzf :,
Geo arc we :irsessiy arc
reg 9er-.y.
-7a1 n S'-cr7 $ c-s Sc..
"as c7e t.sci1cry q Geo
as = re c;7arzc-.r - !:arus.
ard n :1css t.- ~cr-s s
:rc"c.: ~-cis .iccrz:rY.
N:ra sci,iEr.-
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cfe.- :-s csz. 49, ..--r< :
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In 22d da1cs before the grand trkzs
AR lie alwaEs gave them tavgEs and
cans Ct caviar as sGUvsa1rz cr thar
vigfE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
Inbreedirlg Fow,D.

1t is only among mongrels that you
need to greatly fear inbreeding. For
ut least three years, with pure breed
and by judicious selection Of the best
fowls on each side, we can breed our
own fowls among ourselves. Tho rea-
son so many fear the effects OF in
breeding is from their experience run.
ming along the ines OF culis. They,
kill and sell the best always, leaving
anything for breeding purposes. NO,
wonder the fowls get smaller md
scrubbicr each year. When you build
up n good strain you must always
make CHOICE of your best among your
own, irrespective of relationship, and
one can to some extent follow this out
amor Il general utility focks. :
do not approve Of 1t too far, but for!
say, three years. it is all right II you
select your most perfect males and
females for breeding purposes.-St
Louis GlObe-Democrat.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

ferent kinds of business in which 1
have been engaged This memorial
was erected by George A. Flagg in
honor Of himself. He is not dead yet;
far from it. He is engaged in a pros.
Porous misunderstanding, with
which be combines house building. He
wanted his tombstone to suit him and
he had It done during his lifetime so
that he could supervise the job. 1t is
certainly unique.
The heavy block OF white marble
stands In the middle Of the lot. while
ut each Of the -four corners there Is a
SMALLER one OF almost the same shape.
But In the smaller one the top is
followed, and within this hollow on
lie first stsne there is a marble repre-
seItatiou Of a pile of cordwood; In
the second is a cow; In the third a
cider barrel. and in the fourth a house
1t would puzzle a stranger to fathom
the meaning Of this strange collection.
Egyptian hieroglyphics seem, by COM
parison. al a chid's primer. Yet the
matter is simple enough; those articles
represent IN marble the feH- different
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
Tainted Tin.

"Can 1 get in?" asked the new ar
rival.
Hmm, that depends" replied st.
Peter, doubtfully.
II never drank, smoked, chewed or
swore. l gave everybody a square
deal, l."
"Cut all that out" was the terse re-
ply, land tell me what was your bust
nessY"
II was an expert accountant"
"Sure, you can get in! You're what
we have been watching for. You see,
we are expecting Rockefeller now Mt
almost any time and all of our account
ants are working overtime. We want
to be able to hand him an itemized
statement when he applies for admis-
sion."
"A statement Of what he did with
his money!"
mo; a statement Of how he got it."
Houston Post.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
The 10y nd the Farm.

The wonderful strides in agrlcul-
tural science, as well as the vast in
crease in the insect enemies of grow
ing things, has both doomed and de-
TERED farm work rs a profession, so
that the old-time ideas of farming cam
not be said TO bring success except in a
very moderate degree. The farming
of the future must be one by tne boys
and girls of today, and we wv it to
our children to give them Il best pos
sihlc chance to gain knowledge which
will help them in their life work. If
the boy is seriously interested in agrl-
culture, l. viii be Il paying Investment
to give him n course in an agricultural
college.
If one cannot afford the full cours
of four years. or ii the boy is not sutti-
GENTLY well educated to take this
course. give him the shorter one of
Kim take the short winter course of
from ten to twelve weeks and study
the particular branch in which he is
interested. You will find that his in
tcreSt in the work will be enough
greater to warrant the expense. True,
he may not learn Il great deal in the
short course, but it will he enough to
open his eyes to the possibilities. and
lie will be placed on the right track
to study and work by himself. Talk
to tAe boy about it, and write to the
agricultural college of your State for
detailed information.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

ture, the italian marine has expert
mented with a kind Of microscopic
varnish, or coating, the essential
component of which is ground cork,
which is consolidated by pressure
with copal and litharge, and applied
to the walls. DR.. Bell finds that the
cork varnish absorbs the watery
vapor of the atmosphere to the extent
of eight or nine grams for every
meter of surface exposed.
Snakes are not the only animals
which exhibit the possession Of rudi-
mentary hind limbs. In the whale
tribe there is no evidence externally
of hind limbs. The fore limbs in
them are converted into the flip
pers," or swimming paddles. Yet,
when the skeleton is examined, traces
of a haunch and attached rudimen-
tary thigh bones are found. There is
developed in certain kinds of whales
a bony piece representing the haunch;
the thigh bone is distinct, but there
Is a mere rudiment attached to it,
representing the shin bone or tibia of
other animals.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
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