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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
Gmaapluf.

- Gorl Steen fra Canton, Winu.,
bar | 8ecorab nogIe Goge iioite llge
paa Sienlpeieu fra IeraS % andre
Spoitoter.
- alireo Geoerieu er meo fin
Some Der / 9eieg hos line SsifenOe.
&an er Snuoelsreiienoe % Dor for
Si0en / Waion Gitp, Soma.
9ernt Hp9g fra Granger,
Winn., iom bar opboIot zig Der |
9eieg hos fin 9rooer, 6. Gpgg, en-
ll0eS 1io, reiIte biem iioite Sorsoag.
- Hop Sou9en peo 2utber COL
Iege reiite iibite SorSoog biem til
8ation, Winn., for at tilbringe SllIe.
ferien hos lin Mooer % Ssifenoe.
49, WrS. Ilnta 0onielieu fra Win.
ueopoliS beisger for Sioen fine Sor.
GIore, Nir. % MrS. 9. Sanion berai
9Den. Sun refer berfra til Sort
0o0ge, bpor beubeS Wanb Stubent
teoI. 0nnielicn betiener TO 0tenigbe.
ser.
- 8amle Mrs. Sooeen Sobioien,
ser bar tilbragt Sommeren og So.
item pao 8eisg hos Slr9t og 8enner
/ 0ecorab og Smegn, er | 2srbags
benbt tilbage til lin aifte 9atter I
MiImolfee, isis, boS boem bun | De
iencre aar bar baut tit Siem.
s. Z. gofer, Der er loot og op.
poret pe6 Hibgelpnp, ices at bape re-
iigneret fra lin Sitting / WerdIants
9ont / gelpa, q. O., % bill bereiter
ofre belle i'm Gio for Sr9Iaitforret.
nin9en, i6et ban er Ell betpoelig Af'
tieeier / 500 2ltmber 60.
- lloifibniu9en fra @alfon be.
lob Iie / 1906 til 557 8osnIaoninger,
me0enS Den bette glar bill belsbe Jig
til oper $50. Der bar ppret Sors.
gelie | Sebet al bier Waaneo, og De.
cemlber Wooneo bill life blipe nogen
ltnbtogeIie Beraf.
- Gilbert 8eItbp paa @aibington
Grairie bragte forleoeu Dag Ell iaa
pen Slot Spiu til @altfon, iom ser
nOgeniinOe er broat til @pen. Der
bar SO SOin, % oe trpu9te otte
&ogne for at fisre Dem. Zen gien.
rcminitligc &Ggt bar 800 Suno pr.
Sm6e.
- Sogeu moo 6. 90. & ct. g.
@anen, Der bar onIogt of OIion /
@alfon, bar forle6en oppc for Hets
ten Oeriteos, men oct fom til 6orIig,
iOet &laaeren fit $4,000 / Sfaoe8er.
itatning. Slion fom tilitooe peo en-
SernbunellIpfte paa CASCADE 9ronh,
hporior ban ira fDrit al f~Orlangte
$4,000.
- @iaImcr 2aricn, SGn of BOG.
binOer Soricn bcrof 9pcn bapoe /
@tanooa@ oct llbclO at faIbe al en-
@or.Gor paa @reot Nortberus@oucu
mcOenS Errnct bar igong, % tit
@oftebenct % nogIc Ribben brTffet.
San oor aououftor poa ct 6rogt.
trUn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
Naar mbeIoet CT noe.

On Ell mil og ffiffeIig - men
oespprre meget nbeloig = liben
Sfolegut iortGleS fslgenbe Siitorie:
Sorleoeu Gag itoo en- Iioen Bare.
fipre, foripGnot nteo ct sgiel, uoen.
for Sfolebpgningen. &isreren bar
ct Eieblif gaaet inc | Ell 9utif meb
garer, os oenue sunItige Inleonins
beuptteoe enoel SfoIe9utter til at
rrte gGilet. 2iGe Eeter itob peb
Siben al, men beItps life / sgrtin.
gen. Sa aisreren fom tilbage,
iprang De andre 9,ltterne, mebens
Seter, / 9epioitbeoen om lin lifpI-
bigbeo, bleo itaaenoe igien. aisre-
rem tog bam / Naffen og gap BAN en-
greiif. Set par Hr. T.. 0eter
iprang ifriaenoe mo / Sfoleporten
- % renbte Iige | Wapen paa i'm
9lasIeIGrer, aanoioat Sanien, iom
| oct iamme off no. s@reerIig oper,
at 8utten life iaa fig for, GAP Sr.
Sanieu Ieter en- Srefif. Get bar
0r. 2. gu begpnote Geter at create.
Sfolebeiipreren. iom fom til. ipurete,
bpao ban great for. "aanoibat San-
len bar ilaaet iIaaet mig" iagbe Be.
ter, "ifisnt ieg life bapoe giort sgilet
noget.~ Strar imeIote S%toIehirefts.
rem til Eeter Sreiif Rr. B, forbi ban
- iom 9eitpreren troeoe - briigte
SfiGlosoro MOB lin Carer.
SaaIebes fan oct goa en- mil %
ififteIig lioen @ut, mar llbeloet er
noe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
Hong Oscars Joroefaro.
timber cnflc Geremunier fpres Son.
gems Gig til 2ibbarbulmsfprfan.

Sra StocfboIm telegraiereoes ben
19oe December:
Song Oscars Sig blep ibue peb
Wiboaestio blot | IioSarbolms.
fprfan, boor De ipenife aoneer bar fit
iibite SpiIeiteo. Geremonien uomer.
febe fig peb fin GnfeItbeb, og Der lag.
bes for 0aeen Segn paa alminoelig
Solfeiorg. S De inefI9Ote 8aoer,
bporigiennem BET fongelise 2istog
beoGgeoe fig, itoo Eituiiuoer al Weu'
neIter tauIe % meo bare Sopeoer |
Den bibenoe altlbe og iagttog BEN
9umIe 8ongeS iibite Hctie siennem
Stocfbolms @aoer. Suiinber bar
itrsmmet til fra aIle 9anbetS 8anter.
Iae gpens GirfefIoffer ringeoe,
iaolGnge 9egrnpeliesceremonien pa.
re6e. Sortc 0raperier og andre
Ssr9eoeforationer bar arrangeret
paa beISuie, iom penbte moo De ga.
Der, bporigieuuem 2igfslget orog
trent % Iangs belle StrPfninaen fra
Slottet til &irfen Dor 8aoen beitrset
meb 8ranbnr. Eaa begge Sioer al
Guoen bar Solooter opitilet. ODER
belle 9pen paieoe Slagene paa balo
Stoug. III Srufit | @pen % paa
Supren par iuoftilet, og ben bsitioS'
iuIoe StiIbeo afbrsbes fun al oGm.
pCoe aoumanboroab % alirren al
| SoIouternes 8aabenL cfteriom Dc
mnrihereoe op % to9 Spitiuiug /
@eleoerne.
) ielpe 2igfsIget beltog omfring
1000 Yeriorer. s Spioien eif DC
SpgepIeierfer, iom pleieOe aongen
mOer bans iioitc Spgoom. NGrmeit
&~igpoguen, Der bIep truffet al ier Se.
tie, Iebebes Song Oscars gnolin9S.
belt. 0ereiter fom ole ttlfooS -
Den upe ipenite &ou9e, 8uitaf, iamt
Song Sreberif al Sanmarf % De
ipenife Triuier. Otter bisie fuIgte
De ipccielle ReprGientonter for frem.
meSe Maetcr. Gen iuenife oe Den
hauife 0ronning fisrte til &irfen.
Zen inenife Gufeoronuiug Sofie bar
peO Spgbom iorbinbret ira at Del
tage.
Sect 2igfslget naaeoe airfen, in.
tonere0e Sr9let og Srfeitret SaponS
itoriIague Ssrgemarid, % oa ai'
item al Rarineioloater blep baaret
opooer Wiotgansen, ianotes Scr nep'
pc ct tort Die / Den itore 8irfe. ST.
item npitiaeoeS / Secret % oper Den
par anbragt ct 40 Sob beit 8ors.
SirfcuS operoroentIig imagfuIbe De
fcrotioner bar uoisrt uuoer Srins
G1Igcrs ~perionIige Seoelie.
2iataIen boIotes al 2nnos 9iifop,
Der taltc paffert ON aongcns Goo
~gisrenbeb moo iattige oe nsoIioen.
De og bans Sensipenbeb iom sGgte-
manb % Saoer. eftcrat grfebiifo-
pen al ltpiaIa bauoe mesiet % Init
SeIiienelien ioretoe ban Sorbpaa.
faiteIien. Sbet aiiten anbraetes
9ernabotternes @rapbpelpins, ialu.
tereSes meo ~ Sfuo ira S9iminscr.
ne % fra arisSitibene paa Sapnen,
F., Iiseiom Der aisapes SnfanteriiaIper,
9romniHserue al Sverige % 2an'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

Snlcnnmmcr. g. 6. Softer grbI.
Co., llbgipere at "ltngoommens
Ben, bar ilbgipet ct opermaaoe bot
fert og inbboIbsrigt S%uIenummer af
bette fortrinlise kingdoms. og Sanri.
lieblab. 9et inbeboIber en- 3effe
Sriginalbioras, oeriblanot "~sSSlile.
belg", digit af 8isrelilo 9isrnaraa;
"Sil Winoe ON 8eIbapen", af Iro.
fesior @ilbeIm Betterien; "Gn Self
paa Sft" Zen IipIig Sfisie ON
"Snowiboe" Sbompion), af 81. Iueb
Solan6; "Solfperp" ZEN 9pgoefpr-
telling fra Norge, af 9i. 8ierna.
raa; "SulebiIien til Ioree", Of BRO.
fesior 8ilbelm 8etterien. Scftet er
rist iauItreret pg eisr boabe bpab
llbitpr 90 SuobpIb ansaar label 10.
siper iom &ebaftsr al sgre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
2IeenDe SIcmtter
Som Of SprgiftHius. SslbrtSet Deb to Sat
Of Gutimra.M ihltrnf.

~sTin Runb I'll 81 B~Ipbipebum al at BRUCE
nlbent rlnbertsi. Sau tpa mango 'aataiote
gIobmibIer, men intet giorbe BAN upset spot.
So iaa- pi | ct BIab ON Gutieira' gfiblsrne,
90 be tltrerroe bnm, efter ban bupbe britgt to
cat al Gutirlrrn Spbe, Guttcurn Ointment
% Guticura Reiploent, % M uilee leg life
pGre ipruben Guticltra S1he. APrS. Sdrrer,
1850 8euners Ct, Reabtns, 3D., 25Se Gan.
1906"
aprpIes uhpsrtrt % tnbnprtes BehanbFtra for pber
Bah hps SpGbhsru, ruae % snrnle, beaaeenet AZ
GRticuIa Sabc (s6c) I'll at renis 6ueen. Guftenra
bcai (50e), q form az q hofplaosbrftebs Btaer soc for
en- lIaffe AZ e) til az rrnie 8lpSet. SGIaes cper belle
StrSen. Rptter 4rue d Chem Corp, 9neetert,
Bphpt, Tnsi.
Es~ Strbts Srtt: Book on skin and Scalp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
S~aIoonfrieen ! st. paul

arigen MOB SnIoonerne | ct.
TaiiI er III meo SeIb isrt iaa Iangt,
ipm ben UNDER De beitaaenoe 2oos
fan fsres. Sort bIep SoIoonerne
trunanc til at bolbe fine Gsre luffeoe
paa Ssnoagene, % MI bar De ogiaa,
efter en- lang og bitter Wsooitano,
maaitet gaa meb paa at it9nge 81.
II ON aitenen iitebetfor iom biotif
ueo Mionat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
9ecDrab Dg Smegn.
Sen 236e December 1907.
Cob 2anobanbcl.

3or pmtrent 5 gur ii0en fiebtc
Siebmaub 81. S. &ouger, element
Sr. .. Z. Snmre, al Soma & 9a.
fota 9mbfompani 800 gcre8 2ano
6 Dill fra 5reOricf, g. 9of., % iioite
llae ioIgte ban 2onoet meO en- 5ortie.
neite al $1,000 fontant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
8npernsr s. u. Spbniun al Nil

o"o1"pt ~ :" Sup"IoH VI 0ttlP
neiota er fonmet op / en- aontrooerS
meo ben befienote HoheiterI9ee Or.
Wapo oper ct Snterpiep, iioitnapnte
forleoen bopbe meb 9uoernsren paa
bans aontor / aapitolbpgninsen i
Ct. SauI. Or. Wapo fortalte efter.
paa, at Ir. Sobnion u%forbebolbent
bapbe iogt at ban par 8anbioat til
ben oemofratiife Domination for
Pr9iioent, % benne Ipbeo flsi ma.
turligpiS itrar 2anbet rllnbt. Gu.
pernsren benGgter at babe iagt noget
iaabant % erflPrer, at Or. Wapo
maa babe misforitaaet bam. Or.
Ropo faitboIoer imtoIertio fin gaa.
Itanb, % Der itaar man altiaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

d9kkede B9nderne
in liar.

Eprnfne On bIpbsnbr pna mango
Steeer - bIep lao iIbe. Of 3sglen
iaIOt al 5inssreu prsucot manae
MiSIer % raaSIpurstr tire 2Gser.
men M iuaeu 9iaSriug - itu bel
bresst % mtset
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
9sSe.

Suifp.-Srdut u. 9ufp. Sgn of Rrs.
6. q. Snffu, bgoc pua ct. Glouo Sptel ben
12te December, IS aar gamnlel.
Surb.-GbarIeS Surb opoe / Salt Safe
Gitp, lltab, ben 10oe os., 40 aur gammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

Suriiten: Ger pi mart peo oct
ltore ganbfaIo2~
Ssreren: "Sa. Iieeitrar. Saa
mart 9amerae bolocr op meS at tale.
fan De bore Carmen"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
2Gatcpie0c.

8erban-GIbertipn.-S 8ruoeus
Sgiters Diem, pa ghl Norb for &logspap,
ben 4oe December, Burt @erban % attis
lila Glbertipn. &altpr Sbomus Gilsion
iprretteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
cffentlia Sale = Gbeiter, Sopa.
cpssrftt Sarm paa e20h acre.

srseaa Den lobe Sanuar DOS ri. > gtirrra.
nerstprnrRrGa. Siproeu betaar AZ Gre, - a1sr. 2
tcaars aaHIe apier, aarsaamie CEer, darseemle
apier, s cretelpe % 8 acieialoe, stsle Rrtaiurrr e.
NieiS' er peI ~pporRtfeSe % CT taa TN en- Sioro, ION
ran fnnes | Stafeu Soma.
4 nil paiad ialae en- fsarra pdd 1oH aereS, Del op'
nnrf,t meb apbe Snaninaer. 3en CT tieHet iput Dor
gbeler Garrn. &c, 7IT4, / prr Cute nptr @potttsh I
lanS, Sette raa irIses eenne Sas hpis tttt. uti BET
biips ipIat Deb anfiipH ben ~islsenos Sas. Ssreas ben
we ipm snlfer at iisbc uhpaIate nrratursr ensr
en- arb Sarm, baree femme til oette Sala. 6arHeu
inner x nil gnenfpr Gheiter, Sierra.
The q. w. Kerr Company,
Cor. srd a Nlcollet. Minneapolis. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
Zen 23oe December.
eeeesaAS Wotestass..
Cattle Gamers pr. 100 pound 10
Cutters l.,

Wootaset ibos | Union Stod YarSs
Chicago:
$4,000 Sp,n. Iriien IS Gents lapere.
I4 900 tilbase fra igaar.
5000 areaturer. 4riien jam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

Granger Dc en- epmaFtue? "Susoennen"
er faa COB fom noeen anben sbutaffine Ill ben
bobbeIte Brts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
Terif, SiIN.

Sm Sc pnIter at fipbe iroSisn SLID al
beoite SIags | itsrre cher minore BARTER,
aIem lite at ~tiIitripe % ongaaenoe Sriierne.
SlvERTSEn BROS. 22 pSiN Y; mi Min ss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
Sag moo Jowabanerne.


Sra 9es Moines meooeles, at Ser
paa oct at Snteritate Commerce.
commissioner tiIlpite Isoe Der /
gpen ben 17be Sanuar bill bli frem.
fsrt geifploninger moo Sopobanerne
for | fine Sragttarter at begunitige
Sperne ct. Saul og WinneapoIiS
paa 9es Moines' 8efoitning.
Ser bill 9iennem S~ra9tfummisiGr
8plie bIi fremlagt 9epiier for, at
ganerne t%ilItaar Winneapolis- og
ct. Baiilgrosiererne iaa meget la.
pere Garter, at De fan unoeri9lge
fine 9es Woinesfonfurrenter / bis-
les eget Serritoriitm.
Set bill osiaa bli is9t paauiit, of
garer fra Sanoelscentrerne / Often
fam ienoeS giennem Soma pta 8eit
Sibertp % Ilbert Sea til 9per |
Msinneiota bilieere emo til gper |
sSolpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

Spftor elsie gjsrnitaS, iom tib.
Iisere bar pra~ftiieret / ct. BauI, er
M meo 6omiIie Tpttet til Rinneapo.
lis, boor ban bar mango Senner %
~befienOte ira tibligere Gage. San
bar | Oisie Gage aabnet en- 9linif /
SuIct 9Iocf, Sisrnet al zoe 8aoe %
Sennepin 4oenne, for 9%ebanoling al
froniife Spaoomme eiter tibsmGs.
iige neutrality-suspicious.. Sans
Snltitution er uoitpret meo ale be
npeite elettriife % andre apparater,
% bans &linif ifaI | ben Senieenbe
bore ben beoit uoruitebe ueitenior
Rem 0orf. gi benpiier forsuriet til
Softor 9iernItoos Advertisement paa
ct anoet Steo i 9Iabet.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-10
origin Of Dollet yhArk,

"Eyery American knows the
meaning of the dollar mark, but in
the urgent quest for that which il
represents few ever take time io
learn its origin" said bank olerS
the other day.
After a careful search OF several
books" he continued 81 have found
that it was originally the figure S
and was first used to denote dollars
by Alexander Hamilton. This sen.
tleman, it is well known, lived for
number of years among Spanish
people, and it is from them he de-
rived the use of the figure as a sign
for our dollar In a Spanish dollar
there are just eight pieces, and
when pfeiixed by Spaniard 10 8
pamber it signifies so many times
eight pieces. The two lines were
afterward drawn through to distin-
guish i from other figures" ."-New
York Press.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-10
The Message That Came.

Professor Peepup was busily en-
gagged with his massive new micro
telescope, making observations OF
the movements of various planets,
when the shrill tones of feminine
voice interrupted him.
"Bless mew muttered the pro-
fessor hastily. 81 do wish | could
be left to study in peace. | shall
never be able to fathom this matter
of a message from Mars unless
"Oh, but its come, loye~ said
his young wife, who was just run
ming to meet him.
"Come! What has come ?" que
ried the professor in a dazed tone.
"a message from mar's!" ejacu-
lated the delighted "wife. "And
mar is coming to stay with us for
ever and ever. Aren't you glad,
dear?"-Strand Magazine
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-10

Inc cans lOeTe DUFLGu an 1cILtLB.
keys device. BY Sunday morning it
was in such shape that we began to
take heart,
"If she don't get through she'll get
back again, and that's what most of
'em don't do" growled NeIghbor as lie
and Sankey showed the new ram to
the engineers.
They had taken the 566, George Sin
clair's engine, for one head and Burns
497 for the other. Behind these were
Kennedy, with the 314 and Cameron,
with the 206. The engines were set In
pairs. headed each way and buckled
up like pack mules. Over the pilots
and stacks OF the head engines rose
the tremendous plows which were to
tackle the toughest drifts ever record
ed, before or since, on the West End.
Fhe ram was designed to work both
ways, Under the coal each tender was
loaded with pig iron.
The beleaguered passengers on No. ],
sidetracked in the yards. watched the
preparations Sankey was making to
clear the line. Every amateur on the
train had his camera swapping at the
ram. The town, gathered in a single
mob, looked silently on and listened TO
the frosty notes of the skyscrapers as
they went through their preliminary
maneuvers. Just as the final word
was given by Sankey. in charge the
sun burst through the neecy clouds,
and wild cheer followed the ram out
OF the western yard. 1t was good luck
to see the sun again.
Little Neeta up on the hill must have
see: them as they pulled out. Surely
she heard the choppy. Ice bitten sereech
OF the 666. That was never forgotten,
whether the service was special or reg
HlaF. Besides, the head cab of the
ram carried this time not only Georgle
Sinclair. but her father as we'll San.
key could handle slice bar as well as
a punch and rode on the head engine,
where, ii anywhere, the big chances
lowered What he was not capable of
in the train service we never knew, be-
cause he was stronger than aRg emer-
geney that ever confronted hin.
Rueking snow is principally brute
force, Thepe Is llttIe eqaxlng. Just
west OF the blufrs. Ike code signals
between q aeet OF cruisers, there was
a yolley Of sharp footing, aud IN min
ute the four ponderous engines, two OF
them In the back motion, fires white
and throats bursting, steamed wildly
into the canyon.
Six hundred feet from the nrst cut
sinclairs whistle signaled again. Burns
and Cameron and Kennedy answered.
aRa teen. literally turning the monster
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-10
Buruy Man versu. Busy Man.

Those who tell you they always are
rushed to death" usually accomplish the
least, and largely because they are i'm
aginative. The really busy man, who
turns off an immense amount of work
with the quiet and precision of a per-
feet machine, must have the imaglna-
ton to look ahead a day or Il month or
year. At the least, his thought is al
ways few seconds ahead of his ac-
tlon; his head saves his heels; he is
not continually tripping over his own
feet. But the buzzy man can never
understand the busy man. Having no
imagination himself, he saves his own
face by saying that the man who never
fuses over his work has little to do.
Let us hear no more about imagina.
tion being impracticable 1t is one of
the most practical things in the world.
A due proportion of it used with judg-
ment will from many blunder free
us and foolish notion" The only con
ditiOn under which it may seem SUI
perfiuous is that of one who has some
monotonous task to perform automatic
ally day after day. Doubtless ii one Is
to be in an automatic job forever the
less imagination the better, but if he
Is ever to get out of it the quicker he
cultlvates some imagination the sooner
will he get out.-Chlcago Tribune.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-10

No. got into McCloud eighteen
hours late. 1t was Sankey's and Sin
clair's run west.
There was long council in the
roundhouse. The rotary was knocked
out. Coal was running low in the
chutes. If the line wasn't kept open
for the coal from the mountains, It was
plain we should he tied until we
could ship 1t from Iowa or Missouri
West of Medicine Pole there was am
other big rotary working east, with
plenty of coal behind her, but she was
reported stuck fast in the Cheyenne
hills.
Foley made suggestions, and Dad
Sinclair made suggestions, Everybody
had suggestion left. The trouble
was, Neghbor said, they didn't amount
to anything or We're impossible.
Its dead block, boys" announced
Neighbor sullenly after everybody had
done. "We are beaten unless we can
get No. through today. Look there!
BY the holy poker it's showing again.
The air was dark in a minute with
whirling clouds. Men turned to the
windows and quit talking. Every fel-
low felt the same-at least all but one.
Ssnkey, sitting back of the stove, was
making tracings on his overalls with
piece Of chalk.
"You might as well unload your pas
sengers. Sankey," said Neighbor. you'll
never get 'em through this winter"
And 1t was then that Sankey propos-
ed his double header.
He devised snowplow which com
blned in one monster ram about all
the good material re had left and sub
mtted the scheme to Neighbor Neigh
Dor studied 1t and hacked at it all he
could and brought 1t over to the office.
1t was like stalking everything on the
last cast of the dice, but we We're in
the state Of mind which precedes a
desperate venture. 1t was talked over
for an hour, and orders We're finally
given by the superintendent to rig up
the double header and get against the
snow as quick as it could be made
ready.
All that day and most of the night
Neighbor worked twenty men on San.
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The ultimate destination of our
cream Is, as rule, the butter churn.
This must be Kept In view whether the
farmer intends to make the butter on
his own farm or send his cream away.
A point of primary Importance in
grading butter is flavor, and 1t Is a
well known though often little appre-
clated fact that the care of the cream
is the chief factor influencing the fla
vor. Therefore IL the farmer can pro-
duce first, second or third grade cream,
according to the care he bestows upon
it, surely cream of the lowest grade
ought never to appear at a creamery
or elsewhere.
1t has been said that the public will
always pay for quality. The market
was never yet oyerstocked with first
grade product. 1t Is the material OF
inferior value which stagnates prices.
Let the farmer produce the cream
which will yield the highest returns,
and that Is first grade cream. To do
this he must keep a close watch on 1t
from the time 1t comes from the cow.
Yes; some care even Is necessary be-
fore the cream Is drawn. We all know
the injurious effect which the feeding
of certain crops, such as potatoes, tur-
nips etc, sometimes has on the flavor
of milk, cream and butter. In every
case avoid feeds which show this tend
ency
The watchword in all dairy opera
tions should he cleanliness. Dirt should
never be countenanced. since 1t is the
home of nyriads of bacteria. Every
particle of dust floating about in the
air carries bacteria; every creSice in a
dirty utensil has them by the thou
sands.
There is no other farm product so
susceptible to bad odors as cream
Cream kept in rooms where bad odors
are noticeable soon absorbs these. and
they are transmitted to the burter
Bad air has an undesirable effect.
Keep the milk room sweet. well ven
tilated clean and have plenty of light
and fresh air In It, Never take cream
into the living rooms. even for short
time Don't allow people with infec-
tious diseases to handle the milk or to
come into the dairy. Cool the fresh
cream to so degrees Il. before mixing
with older cream.
Let the farmer adopt cleanliness,
care and low temperature as his mot
to, and then only high quality material
will be produced Charles H. Thomas
in Kimball's Dairy Farmer
Pnrnflining Cheese.
The accompanying sketch is to Illus
trate very handy and expeditions
way of palafiining cheese. invented
and used with the greatest satisfac-
ton by the Frank Hurd company in
it's system of cheese factories on
the Western Reserve, says writer in
Hoard's Dairyman. 1t is, as seen. a
small round bottomed tank made OF
heavy galvanized iron. made double
aud secured In crate frame Steam
Is let into the division, which has a
safety check to prevent its blowing up.
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A writer in The Farp journal asks
the Following pertlnen questions re
spectlng the keeping of dairy cows
which do not pay for their keeping
1.-TWO COWS cost $40 each per year for
keep One of them yields you 1000
quarts of milk year that bring you
$50. The other yields 1.200 quarts that
bring you $2G. The latter loses for
you about $l4 and REDUCES the gain on
the former from siG to Saa Why do
you keep the l,a00 quart cawy You
would be better oil With the one that
clears sac, for you would have only
half the investment, half the work and
half the feeding, and you wonld gain
$14 each year. There would be no. aur.
plus butter on the market for years
to come and prizes woNM rule strong
II all the COWS were eliminated which
are kepE NJ o loss, palry farmers have
not yet halt walked up TO an under
standing of the great practical i'm
portanee OF wedding out the unprofit-
able cows from their herds. Many
man would make fair profit that now
faces Constant loss II he would Keep
only such eoss M pay a profit en- their
keen