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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-12

aanle pratsis laos en- Del al Pldoz
ierne 6lipe beTat peO SeloiuppIerinJ.
laar en- iaaodn Stprelie, ct fri
Oiaiat M~enigbeosrauO, er Oaigs,
TOR bet bape 0oerIeoelien al BEE
Observation-Disclosures og Sdms
f~unoslipet / So9net. for Idd oiot
girfIom6eoen tilberer Snore Utiss
ion. Oct %fripiaige Wenigbeosrado
bsr 6aoe Sn6flnoelie pdd girtions
6eoen / Spnoagsitolen % De un9es
5oreninger, og bOao Der for eOri9f
.r iaget op eIler ituI ta8es Op a
Misiionsar6eioe.
er ser en- trosn0e qrnt, Iom tan
iomurbeioe meo Snore Nisiior,
Dor ban Ielofslgelis pare meO og
ION Regel 5ormano / Stprelieli.
Def IfDloer ri oct tirteligs Gmbeoe
Iom en- Serrens OrOning, os Der
req bill ser o9re oe iterite 5oruos
Ieininger for, at 4rbeioet fan MI
tes bddbs uodotiI og inoaotil. Dltn
er Der life en- gr9It me0 De n9pn
te 5oruoIetninger, mad Sdmfnnott
aaigebel organiIere fig og arbeIae
pad egen Sadno, reoe til, mar Jors
6ol6en madtte blioe gunitigere, at
TONNE til at ftda / ct re9ulart 5orz
bol0 til Gm6eoet.
Gn Observation-Disclosures bsr
opreties, itbret at oct friOiaige DE
n~ig6e6srauO. % for bOiIfen Der bsr'
2tar aflGsses orOentIi9t RegnItd6.
Der tun0e muligpis odnnes En-
fripiaig Notwithstanding uoen
organiiersOe MISUNDERSTANDING mea
inofreOne Meotemmsr, ioet man
neieoes meo fripiGige Mengbeoss
raa0, Tom bleo palgt en- Sang for
ane o. itOen IupplereOe fig IeIO. els
ler Tom oaIgtes paa Sio I. Gts. al
De aftipe 9trbeioere | M~enigbeoen.
U1tn Oronin9en bill bog altio foms
me til at blioe minore fat funoeret,
oeriom man life eudr til Oprel
telien al orgdniiereoe Menigbeoss
idmfun6.
Def nGite Grin 1 ben friOi1fes
MISUNDERSTANDING ftuIoe bare Mes
niebeosforbuno, B. b. I. en- Gam
me%nifuining at MenigbeosTamfins
Nne / De entefte Itsrre Ggne ar
Qan0ei.
seq bapoe oprinoetig trntt mig ct
Menigeosforbuno for boert Stfft.
Wten jeg ier soht, ut oct pil blne
aItfor omfattenoe for Here Stif!eis
@eofommenoe. Gn lignenoe Snor
oeIing al 2an6et. Tom e~fterbdanoen
er itet / Ddnit WisIionsIelitdes
areosFor6un6, bill biit oare pasien
De. Observation-Disclosures Opgu9e
bill 6a bliOe at fsrge for 59nesmsz
ser, baaoe 5orhdn6lingsz og DIP
bpggefiesmsoer og Repreientdnts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-12
Sm ct os anoet.

9atiigten meo, bpao jeg ifree |
nit 8rep til .9aniferen" af 10.
Jeb., er oper al 5orOentning naae.,
nemlig at leoe interesIereoe 2anoss
m9n6s Opmertiombeo ben pad
6enne ggn.
Seq bar mpotuget mango Breoe
fra forftellige GJne af 2anoet %
bar enoelig MI naaet at fad Dem
beiparet. Seq t9nfte ou, Der maas
ffe tunoe bore ct og anoet, Tom
ANDRE 2anOsmeno ogiad madtte
enife at Oioe 9eiteo ON a~ngaasn0e
benne Syn. Derfor bill jeg Der
meoOele oct oafentligfts Sno6olo at
nit Spar til De 2anosmen6, Der
ifreb til mig.
5grft en- life 8emerfning og
Sal : for : Shit til greoffriperns.
s fan tro, fore 8enner, at )
guD mig noget at beftile; men oct
bar mig en- Iano @leoe at l9ie o.
befDare eoers 8reoe. Der bar i9rs
Zig cen Sing, Der altio gioroe mig
goot, og iom fog mig | Meoe nas
iten | Dem aneIammen. = Ou tanz
Ter maaffe, at oct bar oct dngaas
enoe at fDtte beruo til %; 0, nej;
men oct bar oct ON Samfunoss
trangen og 3arligbeo til s5errsns
Gag | Dor lufberffe airfe. Sat,
@enner, at 5 life u6eloo bette. Oct
Ietteoe mig Irbejoet meo at bsfDare
eoers greOe og loo mig ane, at Ger
rens Singer er meo I oenne Sag.
Dette er mig NOT. Dermeo faar Sen
ffad eGler fal6e, aft efter bans go6e
os Oef6ebagefige Billie.
Som 10 aGereoe er me0oeft: puff.
Weismann fra 9enber er Dor gref
pg preoiter for os en- Sang ON
Waaneosn og unoerDifer Here unge
til RonFrmation. gi bar to Ssn<
cagsfoler og Tdmfes bber Ssn6ag.
Sioen Wenigbeoen blep ftiftet, bar
hi befluttet at famles na og ba
paa en- llgeoas til Samtalemsos
eler g~ibelt1snins.
Dor &oloni figgsr 40 Mif |
fpSsfffig Retning fra Denber, fom
10 er Statens 5ope6ftao og cen
at geIfens ftsrfte 6anoelsffeoer.
0i bor ca. 40 Wff Df for ut5e
ROcties" efsr afippebjersene. Riopa,
fom er gountpfaoe og Dor narm.>
fe 8p, figeer ca. 9 Mil berfra |
en- 5sioe at ca. 5000 500 ooer
6upFuaoen. gfi5abetb CT Dor narz
mefte Sernbuneftation, bporfil si bar
fra 15-17 Mh. Der saar poffe
pogn melIem gliaabetb og Riopa
en- Sang 6aslig.
Ggnen beromtring beffnar at
0utier os inDnt 2anb (rOntne)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-12

F0AtN 49,
9anas gdnolsbene oofser goppels
q giletreer temmeli9 frOoist. Soros
bunoen er goo % rig NOT til at
9ibe @rgR til boao ION BELT, Der
egner fig at aDle pda bette Strpg.
Der er FORT Nsuloioro fra cen til
70 500 opb - Iomme Steoer ops
bere = bldnoet meo Sdn0 eaer
me0 Ger. @r9siet gror goot ale
gegne, bbor Der lite bar p9ret
pleiet, nemlig 8ufdlogr9s. Blue
gres og ANDRE 9r9sdrter, fom at
giper rig Rering for S%reaturerns.
0erfor er Oenne Syn fgrit os frems
melt ct uom9rtet nGdttIecountrp"
= noget De gamle Settlere Oeo at
gioe goo geiteO ON. De tom be-
aaereOe Tad tiolis iOm I 60erne. oa
oen rpoe Snoianer enOnu bdpoe
biemme Der. Men : f~tdttels rsOe
N1ano MATTE oise. bOOr Den bpiOe
opiIog fl 80.
De ferite Hpbpggere oreO tun
paa 6aarz og 8p9gdpI, boiltet 10
MATTE bore en- ieloiagt Ting / en-
gqn Iom oenne me0 rinoenoe
=
9anotrpmme Og froOige @rasgdn'
1e. Men I1rlis / 90erne itremmsoe
Sc nDere Settlere berino og ilp5
ia neo paa BET Regeringsldno, Der
snonu bar tiIbage, nemli9 Oct pdi
De bpjere Strs9; 2dblunoet bar
oa alt / ANDRE 0onoer. Sdd bur
JddreaOlen for oct meTts forbi, DC
alt 2anoet M bleD inobe9net os
oerFor egneoe fig beOit for ao9gs
apf. Men Corning OriOes ogIad
oeo Siosn al meo 5elo. pdd mins
Ore GjeuoOmne ilades ION Regel
aft grsnt for 8inerfooer. Wen pdd
oe itsrre wRan9es" t9rites So
oen, od man Ser gerne bar ANDRE
Nadoer at tuFe fig 9intsrfooer
paa, nemlig Deo at 1au blot 9s
eler 4lfaffa, fom tribes goot paa
2aplano og ser afgiper 3 Slet.
Def sror enoogiaa paa gatterne,
men Der afgiosr oct fun cen Snos
biergning. Der ables Rug, 8Dg,
9Oebe, 5apre, Spelt, U1ajs Og
&artoHler I. T.p.
lSioite Nar sdp 6oeOen 20 Blu
fbels per 4cer. Oette er bel ina
rere en- l1notassIie END en- RegeI.
Msn Iom Regel ina ri alto Bin
terfoosr not o. I'Oi Majs Oe0 81
cen at. Dette g9loer os Smdafoli.
gdd ftsrre gienoomms tGrifes Der
boert 4ar. Misb9tit er nrpps fenot
paa oenne Gsn. men til 9en9elO
6e1er life Operflo Qf De 9 aar.
bpilte jeg bar boet Der, bar De
fioIte D9ret rigeligsre meo Resns
iol0 emo 81 TerIte. Jor os Smdaz
folt sr Maltetsr Og 5jartraa0I 81
rigtigits 9aringsoeie. gi bar ale
mSeparators" og ialger 5tson.
Seq ejer tun 80 atrss Soro, men
eeraf bar min 6uitru og ieg et
j9ont goot ll0tomme, ftent jeg er
msget brpitIpag. Msn = n6Do FIN
Ger en- ouefig 9uitru, BUN er Iangt
mere 09rO emo qerler", flyer Song
Salomon og jeg er begpnOt al tro,
at set er fdnot. = Wen elers bsr
en- itsrre 5umilie bare / 8ei0oelfs
af minoft y Section" at oen be-
ore ,Soro uoen 9alo for ri9e1igt
at tunne ernare fig. 0erpua fan
Der boloes 12-15 Malfefer, 3
6site o.f.b.
Soroen er let at 0Drfe. Gangs
meo 8dn6lsbene 0ribes Der li0t
Srrigdtion men eIlers ingen Der
paa 6enne Ggn. 9i maa nbjes me6
ben Regn, Der tommer fra oDen
neo. Men Der faf0er mere Rsgn
Der emo pda De FeIte Sts0sr / gos
lora6o. 8iergene opsr bOilte gors
6en6Dgerne for oct meife banner fig.
f~oruurfager bbppige Regnffpl. Der
ofte uearter fig til Sfpbruo. fOm
en- entelt Gang fan bore lsoio9et
ar 6agel. oGpclons" tenoes life
pad 6enne ggn. 9urmen ON Com
meren fan pda @runo at ben lstte
8jergfuft ulorig bfibe trbttenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-12
Snbre Misiions
Organization.

vi par f~orltddef, al flere al pore
29iere life sr neiet meo, boao ri
Tar msooelt ON Den more Mis-
iions Repr9ientdntme0e" | Ooenis
sen 13. 5ebruar. De snifer nogei
mere, idd De fan I9ttes | StanO
til beore at fslge meo S%irtetampen
oerbjemme og oa i9rlig 9ep9gels
len inoenfor Den inore Wtisiion.
9i ital iad for at imsoetomme ct
Iaaoant Snite efter ~ariiteligt
OagbIao" meooeIe pait. 6. s.
6olits 5oreorug peo n9pnte Sob.
Dette 5ore0rug bebanIer nemlig oct
Spsrssmaal, iom for Sioen er melt
fr9noenoe. propit 3eutbens %
gaitor 8. usiings 6Oreorag bar
n9rmeIt fun inoleoenos og begruns
oeOe Snorsmisfions Spn paa 5Ors
fatningsIpsrgsmaaItt. boao ogful
bar oreftet / BET afinit at pdit. u.
Sdads 5oreora5. Tom Oi iioit
msOoelte, ogIaa efier Str. Ds6l."
Reiten at bans 5oreords aster Ri
cg1aa at meooele. men Ri bar life
faaet oct enonu. paft. 5olits So
re0rdq felqer od Der.
Ign fripilfia Meni9be6s<
or6ning.
9eo pore 6orbanOlinger ON Sir
tsforfotningsIdgen er Der bele Ii
ben Sen @dnIteligbeo, at Ri itaar y
terror noget, fom / 9irtelisbeOsn
pil blioe oronet at andre, enoogid1
al 5attorer, fom life be6eOer ii
bare noget meo menigbeOen TelO II
ggre. 9i maa osr neies meo at
gsre 5enitilinger.
gto ben Sag, Ri MI gdar oDet
I'll, er Der Den tore 6oroel = men
osIaa ct Oermeo fsigenOe tort Qne
Tpar =. at ben menneItelig let fun
af4enger at, boao Ri felO ~beIlutter.
8i fan Der traHe en- Qfgsrelie, Iom
fan faa biot r9tfenoe 9etnoning.
Og ou ieg tror pau Sasens Rig-
tigbeo, fan jeg life n9sis. at ies
al bele nit 9jerte sHiter. at oei /
Dag maa bliOe bsiluttst at Optage
{. Qrbejoe for at 0anne en- frioiaig
Notwithstanding blaH6t Snote
MisIions 9snner.
Msn for at 8ennerne fan baus
nOsen BOruoIatnin9 for at refe en-
Gfssrelie, ftul jeg / nit Snolso.
ningsforeOrug isgs at beiOdre be frs
Sper9smodl:
y 6oorleoes ifal Ri orgdniiere os2
q 6Dorfor ffal Ri gsre BET? 81
0borleoes Ifal Di ib9rtiGtte Sdgen?
l.
Seq ifaf altiaa ferit prsoe pau at
qtoe en- Stitie at en- frioilig Mes
Notwithstanding, faaleoes fom ben
forsfsbig bar fOrmet fig for min
Sdnfe.
Gsrit BIZ jeg frembeOe nogle a l.
m in6efige 8rin6frtninger. ION
bele 5ioen maa iasttages. Oct sr
Dem, iom Oct beItanoig BIZ bore
sanlteligt at faa gennemfsrt ! en-
airteforfatning, men fom netop fan
og bsr gsnnemfsres | en- friDiIis
Notwithstanding. Oct mad bele
9i6en bore Hart, at bet lite er en-
Blot borserlig, men en- sennemfsrt
3;rfe{io Sr6nissn 6er f6oe8 0dunet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-12

litt III u &toNh ~" 40
6oilfet 10 er ierOeles beIOist Tor
pagelige 5olt. Sra for 8renot,
n5encepOIts" 0. l.. famt aul bar
5ioinotil paret at fad for at 9enie
BET. Sraet begDnoer bel at blioe
lparIomt, men Sui er Der not At.
Seq benteoe Sui fiOite 9inter paa
ct Ste0, bpor 8uld1ren par ia
3 til 20 800 opb. Wten tpmmer
Sernbanen igennem Der, bpiltet n9ps
pc betpiples, Iad fuar man ndtnrs
ligbis life fri Sui, od oct er pad
pripate @jenoomme, bette finoss.
glen Idd tiltrenges oct beaer lite
iaa baarot. Oct bsoite 9lpOtul tan
fp6es for 412-5 0oa. per 3on.
Sad Iiot ~ansdaenoe omtalte
,,Rdilrouolano". Der Iigger M ialt
1874 Sections. iOm er til Salg
for 612 Doll. per acer. s 6jOr
iulgtes iamme 2uno for 3 Doll. per
acer os par til Salg belle iioIt,
CONNER. % ii0ite e%fteradr fos
I5b, naar oct tebtes oltIdmmen
UNDER est. Gu er oct til Sdlg /
babe Sections" eIer mere til
ooenn9onte gris. Oct meIte al Oct
er INT 2ano meo gooe 9rGssan9e.
5lsre al oisie Sections" Itsoer
iammsn bjprneois Og uoger fore
.paitures." Der er 5ence ON ale
pore Sioer.
Bare bette 2dn0 bleo optsbt al
Qanosm9no! = Seq fan oerfor II
te iIaa mig til RO, fsreno oct tr
tagst / 9jeIbn at interesiereos
2anosm9no; tbi iss Oto, at goos
6anite 9jem tun0e grunNlGgges
Der / bette funoe afimu, Os Ser.
rens oDrebare Sag fires frem til
SEP fblanOt os. 6lsre 2an6smana
bentes / 6enbolo til. bOuo De
ifreb BERTH inoen tort Sio.
Oct mdd fe MI. bois oenne Sag,
at oarne en- oatif &oloni Der, ia.
!pftes. Stuae Odnifen life liges
iaa go0t tunne Hare fig Der iom
en6per dnoen Rdtion? 9i tror Del.
Oct Dil fun toits aejien at bsis
2anoet. Wen en- Rejie til Golorlz
90 tan neppe / fig ielO bare Oerois
los. =
9ermeo bar iad 6enns Sag Dd9t
6elt ben til Qanosmanos Opers
w5ejsIie Og fsrit Og fremm.f ! Ser
pens 9lano. iOm Ogiaa bar ounnet
Oenne ggn og er aabsn iii at pels
iigne.
Sad til Stunning Ii6t ON min
ferite Morsen / Colorado. Sci
bapos oen Sang Opsioet 2asninJ
peO Dor Stole / Blair, og neiten
osenOe l~eoIugeoes jeg al Nn apin.
oe, ION nj er min 6uitru, Der til
Colorado. Seq buffer Oct moi. Def
par en- Gsnodg Morgen. ST RIO.
ligt St9r | git pua DEN Hare blal
6immel bebuoeoe os 0agens 5rems
bruO. meOens man fort efter / oct
fjernt itimteOe aIippebjergenes fns
o9fteoe timber. De iopen0e ref
ienoc begbn0te at rere pud i9.
i6ldnot bDilfe befanot fig en- aIore
ltotit Dame gnte efter en-
prGf. 9un bapoe peret en- Eur
biemme ! 5eoreldnoet men bar nj
pad 5%il6agereJien til Manitou,
Golo.. bOOr 6snoes Ssn boeoe.
9enoes Nano bar oeo al 5erino,
og Sennen bar angrebsn at Jams
me Spsoom. 5 Nattens Sob baooe
9un ldgt M9rts til os % satteoe
Dor Rejiss U1aal. pa QOrgsnoems
ringens Ster brso inc gennem
@inouerne, rejite BUN fig op, bilite
og talte Oenlist til os. Og / torie
men Hare 5rat me0oeltc bun os
nOgle at TT 2iOs tungeTte Sorgsr.
Men / BET BUN f~ortalte ON I'm Sgn
ben eneIte, BUN enonu baD6s
tilbage, iaa u0bre6 BUN, nlens giets
Slans lpffe / Morgenneret, mt5
cen tOnseligs Sangsr: .6errsns er
JOrosn Og Oens 5ptoe". = Ser bar
SO bngDeS Be flare, oD6e Zine
UNDER bet fslpgraa 9aar, meoens
bun. ffuenos u0 ooer Qanofabes,
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-09-01

with harrow set at right angle to
harrow in the fertilizer and seed and
kill out the foul trash. Twenty-three
days after the first crop was cut |
took off the second crop and sowed a
little more decomposed yard manure
and alfalfa seed, narrowing it the same
as l have every crop heretofore. This
narrowing process does not kill out
the alfalfa stand at all, but does kill
out the weeds in sort of a hoeing
process. 1t also works in the fertilizer
and new Seed I can see nothing now
but clean alfalfa field.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-09-01
Our production of alfalfa would

Our production of alfalfa would
amount to good deal more in this
country if we would give more thought
and attention to the requirements of
the crop. One of our subscribers in
the east who has taken up the culture
of this great plant writes: On June
18th cut my first crop of three and a
half acres, of about ten and a half
tons after drying it seven days without
rain. On June Goth I put on about a
cord of decomposed yard manure and
a little more alfalfa seed to each acre,
and went over it once in each direction
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-09-01
Irrigation Congresses are Instructive

irrigation congresses are Instructive
glance at the official proceedings
of the Fourteenth National Irrigation
Congress, held at Boise, Idaho, in Sep
TENDER, 1906, gives an idea of the
vast amount of instruction that NAV
be absorbed from attendance at these
congresses. Even at last years event
considerable time was devoted TO in
structive discussion for the agricul-
turist aside from the general objects
of fostering the national irrigation
movement for which the congress was
originally designed. This years con-
gress at Sacramento, Cal, will devote
more attention than ever to matters
of general interest to the horticulture
ist 1t will be by all odds the most in
structive and entertaining session yet
held. AS illustrating some of the
matters of instructive import which
come up for consideration in various
ways, the following extract from a
paper read at last years session by
Truman G. Palmer is interesting:
There's not person familiar with
irrigation in the intermountain states
who is so ignorant of conditions as
to deny the fact that should We elm
mate alfalfa and sugar beets from
our equation we would cut out the
very heart of our agriculture, running
not only our present prosperity, but
all chances for the rapid development
of arid America. AS yet there is
nothing to take the place of these
two crops and afford us a farm prod
uct which we can dispose of in vast
quantities and thereby secure from
other territory the money to exchange
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-09-01
CROPS AND MARKETS.

New apples are beginning to arrive
more freely on the New York, Chicago
and eastern markets. Delaware, Jer-
sey and Virginia are the principal
shippers. Some of the Jersey stock
brought as high as $3.50 per double
head barrel
There seems to be vast difference
between the views of growers and
dealers in the east concerning the
price which is to be paid for apples
this year. The high closing prices
of last season cause the growers to
look for CORRESPONDENCE high prices
at the beginning of this season. This,
the dealers say, will not be the case,
and that if growers hold for too high
prices they may find that the con-
sumption will decrease.
From Arkansas the Minneapolis
market received it's first carload of
new apples recently. Although of not
very high quality, the apples were
disposed of readily. They were of
the Early June and Maiden Blush
varieties.
The crop of Georgia LaConte pears
this season is said to be very light.
There is also only half a crop of pears
in western New York, and only light
crop in the Hudson river districts.
New Jersey is light in early varieties
but will have fairly good yield of
later pears. 1t is believed that the
shortage of pears will stimulate the
demand in the east for early apples.
w. R. Keller, a New York dealer,
is in the famous jacksonville district
of California, contracting for apples.
The western New York crop of ap-
pies will be of good size and fine quail
ity. In Virginia the apple crop is also
good, better than last year, in fact,
and more than so per cent of the
crop of two years ago. Arkansas has
also good crop and in Illinois there
will be a good crop of every variety
but Ben Davis. The entire crop in
Illinois will be barreled this year.
A late frost hurt the crop of Japan
plums and cherries in Canada. The
apple prospects through the dominion
are said to be encouraging.
The apple crop in British Columbia
promises to be large with the excep-
ton of early apples in some portions
OF the province where late frosts did
damage. There will be a full crop
of fall and winter apples.
The potato crop in Minnesota prom
ises to be of good quality and guam
tity The growers were favored with
rains at just the right time, which
helped the crop considerably.
Peaches and tomatoes have been
short in supply on the Chicago mar
ket for the last ten days.
Peaches arriving on the New York
market from Georgia have been in
very poor condition, due, it is said,
more to car shortage and delay in
shipment than anything else. In Ar
kansas and Missouri bumper peach
crops are reported.
Peaches are arriving on the Boston
market in good quantities but the
quality is such that sales are slow
and prices poor. There is a good
demand for cantaloupes on that mar
ket and prices are very firm.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-09-01
Deafness Can Not be Cured.

by local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inf1amed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
ly closed, deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to it's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucuous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any cased of deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. j. CHENEY, &S CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, Csc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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for their products which we require
but do not produce. We can live
among ourselves, but unless we can
produce something which other por-
tions of the world require and can
find a market for it, we can not pros
per and develope. Why is it that the
prevailing crop throughout the noun
tain area of arid America is alfalfa,
crop which is ordinarily worth
about SIS per ton, or rs cents per 100
pounds? 1t is rare thing for us to
put a bale of alfalfa on freight car.
We can't ship out a crop worth but
% cents per 100. Fortunately, how
ever, we can feed it to stock, and the
stock is worth to cents per pound
in Kansas City and Chicago. Alfalfa
as a direct shipping product would be
a fiat failure in arid America, but
when by feeding it we secure a re-
sultant value 1000 per cent in excess
Of it, it becomes our principal crop,
and brings us from the outside world
the money necessary to purchase those
articles we need but do not produce"
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Iu0 uOuSy uoCSSSdTy W PURCHASE C0OS0
articles we need but do not produce"
The Cicada, or So-CaIIed Locust.
There has been more or less mention
in the papers of the Northwest about
the cicada, or what many people call
the locust. The appended description
of the insect is taken from a recent
issue of Wallaces Farmer and will
be of interest to a great many of our
readers:
There are two species of the cicada,
or so-called locust, one coming once
in seventeen years and the other once
in thirteen years. The thirteen-year-
locust was due to appear two or three
weeks ago in Missouri, southern Illi-
nois, and in the southwestern corner
of Iowa. Like everything else, they
appear to be little late. Southern
Iowa will in due time be visited by
what is known as the seventeen-year
locust.
Neither of these is a locust at ALL
but a cicada. The grasshopper is a
locust, although we apply the term
only to the migratory species which
from time to time come forth from it's
breeding grounds on the northwest
ranges and sweeps down over the
country.
This cicada, or so-called locust, is
harmless thing. 1t does not lay its
eggs on any kind of fruit, neither
has it any sting. 1t does lay eggs
in the twigs of fruit and forest
trees. These twigs die and fall to the
ground The larvae emerge burrow
down into the ground, and live on the
roots of the tree, apparently with
great regularity and apparently all
at once at the end of thirteen or sew
enteen years, as the case may be.
There is no need of making any
warfare against them. Let the pigs
and chickens and turkeys and guinea
hens have all they want of them. They
will have fat feeding while the To-
Gusts last Then after they have done
their work and the dying twigs show
that they have been infested, cut off
these limbs before they fall to the
ground, and burn them. This will
greatly decrease the crop that will be
due thirteen years from now.
In the meantime the children may
amuse themselves watching the queer
things come up from below apparently
all at once, as though by preconcerted
arrangement, watch them climbing up
on the grass and fences, watch their
wings unfold, and listen to their song,
if song it may be called. If they ex-
anime their wings they will find a
very plainly marked "W" on them,
which in our boyhood days was in
terpreted to mean "war!" Their
grandmothers may tell them that
these are Pharaoh's locusts, but we
can tell them that it is not so. The
locusts that ate up the vegetation of
Egypt in the time of Moses and Pha-
raoh were migratory grasshopers and
not the cicada which is taking its
brief vacation in the open air after
thirteen years in the ground.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-03
A Quiet Weddinq.

a quiet, bat very pretty wedding,
occurred last night at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs p A. Lantzy, residing
at a26 Seventh street, the parents #
the bride. Mics Elvada. who was IN
tied in marriage to Joseph A. Cole,
the purssr on the steamer Idaho,
Rev ". H. Frye officiating. Aside
from immediate relatives, Mr.. and
airs. Thomas Manning, of Harrison
aud Mr.. and MRS. o. d. Bratton
we're present. A wedding supper
vas served after the ceremony. The
bride and groom took the 7:O5 p. N.
train for 81 extended honeymoon in
British Columbia. A number Of
friends we're at the train 10 see the
newly married couple on.