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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
MRS. SADIE ABBOTT

8oinSer tiIbriussr ben itgrite Bart al
i'm Sio / SieTmet, o. bet sr otsis 8Oir'
Der, bpis Spsoue bet er at boIoc osres Diem
rent % hp9selist. beres Sprn aobt % peut
podtIGots, Tom ieGp posicr SiBftsHst, iesr
% itgoer fine g9rsIier % pfte ieIu oaiter,
itrp9er % ipr ior belle 5amtlien, Der bar
8rau paa Dor Sympathy.
8 S~irteGgbeoeu bIiper oisfe &otuoers ar.
betoe "uGorig fGroigt- % sr bet oG upae.
timber Of bun siter Hosle ioa Vars SprIsb
life suusr at ubfsrs i'm gierutu9p Rpassu
~begpnber at pRrte, Der tnbinber iig SuTlam.
nation 90 SaarbduueIie | SorbsisIiesursa.
nerue, Ell totnbeIts Suaabeb utisr fig, % en-
iaaodn RpinbeS clsr Rpoers 8eitrrbelier
for at iortf9tte 1T arbeibs sr at bstIaes.
9nsia g. gtuihams Yesttable COMPOUND
tiIbersbt Of t%nbeuIunolt. Rgooer % llrtsr,
er uetop ben Reoiein for en- 8uiloe, bois
SrRiter er bIeoen pperanitrerste. Zen bol'
Der be totnbelise Srsauer / en- itsrt o. iuno
liItauo. 3 SorberebeIier hi 8arnefpoIel
% @ieuotneeIieH Of arGitsrue er bet dIoelss
iortrinIigt. 9et bRrer en- 4pinee iittert
gieHnem 6oranbrtnScu / 9ipsperiooen pa
asiiIterer beuoe til at bItpe en- COB Snltru oa
ROoer, osO at sisre hsnOe iuub os teri.
NrS. Gable abbptt I Seanrtte, ga.
Rrtuer:
O.s:s * U:.ga..s m.nuskf. n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
MRS.PREE MsKrIRlCk

SiSy q Mrs. piHianm; -
- g 'sS sfaoFs SE,.st,s I ssss Tssasats 9 ne.
trtp en- Ptebtrta, msu ben blalp mtg TIE; ca Ben 1gs
b~efdIsas 5pota !. gtatsd as SeqefabgeQ OapguHb
q its Prep til TEN ON min Itdfans. gee 'Igste
SeTcs Rad0 % az NJ en- fu!oftdHeia GR Rptn6e.
SWsEsrHt g iuIofIusta borte CO leg tan lie dnbs,
fals Eerrs WrsteiU for hgtf."
Nr5. 9rse 9eSttri6 | Ga Sarge, ISIS,
isis, ~itriper:
-Srg LED az sz ,vtaseta 55aahsb I ieis gat. yeias
gsTisssr psr | oeu srao arssuiErt. at iesAti ia ire
SsSt ~ tSh EslasstT. % ts tgaes ies VtiSe f'rtfss
."RH Ct ica after rof o. tan aSFpe NIT ErbZtee
ueen 5Hrrfer. GrhSer ipHi gHiixr BET sdR ~ttlsrtse
mtg % its si NIB SIrse bsIuare dus Ersss."
auiHosr buros huite, at 9p6ia g. gtEt.
bans Sesstable COMPOUND boIoer ben 9sie.
Fe Retoro for utrtelise rune al fptabeEse
Soogbeosr. Gubper lioen6e Roiuoe / be ISor.
Statsr er aHmp6st on at mo6tase iBlasuoe
SnobpOelie. Sen sr fri. otG brinse Seur
Suubbeo o. utaGite irrIis Seres Sin.
mrs. YtHfhams 9uSbpSele iii asinbtr.
Rptnber, iOm fiber al en- bpilteu ipm belis
tptRSeIt8 SpaBbeb, sr inbbubt til uiprtspet
at t~tIftrtOe MRS. giutbau,. 2pRn, Rast
era be ungipne Spmptomer Tan QGriuaeu III
Cnoet naaite fiubes, o. ben burttsits os ~.
reite Bel TT SeIbrs6 blipe aHpiit. M henbes,
ontattenee erfarius / 8eboHnlinssR AZ
totneeIige Spasbsoer bar bun ulaaIts netcp
bet RGGo Tom oiI biRIpe Seres 5iffQlbe.
SenSes &aab sr irit % biRLper aItiO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
Gu nrore.

On llrore br9bt Of StenulOer' SeSere,
bleu / 1905 9raoet frem al en- 9orpmpr
/ 3aumarf. Sm bette ii9lone Guno
bar be oanite 5oritsre q. Sarb % Ser'
Iuf 3iuge nplis sipst en- iutsresiant
ReobsIelis i Garbsger fOr uorOif Dlb.
tpnOisbeO % SiitOrte.
SOmmereu 1905 fdHotes Sfelettet
al llrUreu paa BunSen al n WDr Oeo
SpOsrup (Sis Station, Oosberreo).
Stslettet laa paa Rprens Bunolaa.
iubleirst / ct brunt 9ptiela9 iOm sr Of
iat unosr nabsnt 9aub, altiaa bengang
NtDren enoba life bar en- tilsroo Sto9'
ito. Yeo be funone 8lartereiter tuHoe
bet beIt.mmes, at bette Gag, iOm sic.
lsttet lun / er uiiut | Coersausstiosu
msuem 8irteperiObsn Os 5uruperiObsu,
efter ben df Sapetus Streeuitrup iait'
IaasSs RrttsiGse al 8esetatiuner i
9aumarf; llrOreu MIA ultiua u9re iub'
panbrst iii Saumurf alersbe | 8espn'
oelien ai gurutiben.
gperit paa ODE bsire Rib6sn bar
Orsu ct ar eitsr ct last Suar; bet ui'
fer iis Tom en- lioeu iuampet Glet buors
ira tire imaa GlintHtier iuupiot rassr
frsm al en- ipIintrst 9ilsiYibs, iOm er
blsOet aibrubt us iibbsuOe Soarst ubsu
OF robe itsrre Stace, Os aHutlsu bar
omtrsut umporet Spliuterre.
8aa 7be 8i66eu er lisslsbes ct Saar,
bbOri ben ipliutreoe Glintpil irsmbslss
fibbsr urOttelis iafttilst, % bette Saar,
sr life last. SaaripaItsns aautsr sr
liseiua itarpe Os iriIte iOm ! bet Die
blit 8ilsn trensts inb.
gtS Grsns Brpitparti blsp uiosrs
fuHbst ire iuiaa ipibie SliutbIaoe al
iamme Sluss iom BEN, Der fibber
Sanret. Oct sr i~ormooeHtlis oisie ipm
bar transt iuO | 8rpitst melIem Ribbe.
meme os bar uolbt urOreus 2so.
! Nsn fine SuriAsre sr ben bog un0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
ct Iuffet EuIturrise.

8otban bet berlise frustbare gjers'
lamb melem Snbien % 9bibet er enSnr
ben Dag ibas ct uaib1nsist Rise, iou'
Tibens SIS bar sipei grittsrne mans'
en- baarb Sob at fnGffe. SefOltninseu
er baabe friserif % iapper, % enbper
suropaiit Snpaiiun er iteSie bIsueu piit
tilbase, berimob bar gotbaHeierne. lGr'
Zig for ct Sunbrsbe Gar iiNeu, life ta'
get bet iaa nsie neb. ON ccres Rsuer'
banber sensrebe brittif Terrjiortum.
Gnslanberne bar itaoig sgt at ltau
~psaitabelist Sorbolb til be inseniunbe
uiarlise Raboer, % e~iterbaanceu sr
8snitabst bIspet iaa bisrteIist, at ct
brittif @eianbttab npIis bar oOuet fig
ino i aanbst, % osiaa I'll 9Ou iii uun'
taitet at beige SOffet, toor be meer
for 9rast % Ssitioeli9bso Uuerratts
ben resisrsube Sprite en- bDi' ,eiierIis'
iubiIt Orbsn, 5priten Gou8iu'S euIp,
par omsiuet af ct slimrenos Sol os sau
gubienien / ct sammelt, prG9tist Sa'
labs meb rig lloimptnin9 al brO9ebs
S%iltstpffsr.
gutban sr / girtelisbeben ct pcIitprei
Os u~eIOrbnet Rise. 2anbels pperite 9e'
belle sr / Sauberne paa ire Renb,
bpurai be to uarmeit er 8~uoobuis'
mems 8trteipriter, meber8 ben treble
9pnsiu'Y enIo, bar belle ben uerbsliee
Stprelie. Suu bar fuleltRnotg faaet
Sust meb RBperuonienet, % ben samle
&rissmast er orbnet efter mOoerne
Wpniter, beoabnet meb GpRro % en-
Slags MuItebpnnere, Der fabriteres /
8ptban. Der er pprettet fore 8apes
rier, bppr 2anbets 8pinber t~ilpirtsr ual.
miubelis imufte uIb., ellie % Spm'
ulcstster. SSprist er @etaljnOuitrien
bsit ubuitlet, be enselife STlrrer rOier
2anbets @ulbimebearbeibe bsie Toner,
% gptban bar fra sammeI lib Rp for
be u~alminpelis sube &lofter. Der iabri'
feres Der.
Gnslanberne fl unber beres Seips
forerst ct Stelet us en- Del Climb al en-
3preart, en- Relsmtins meQem GntilO.
pen % Sren, Der biotil bar oeret bore
IaturiOrifere utienbt 3isie @aoer er
MI paa Bel til Sritiif MuiGum / 2Uu'
| BON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
SismarfS Sdao
til 6ambettd.

Den forbenperenbe frantic 3eputere'
be Srancis 9aur bar ugIis OfieulissiOrt
en- 8affe Grinoringer ON @ambetta, Us
blanbt bisie er psiaa GUrt9ainseu ON,
bporlebss Sismdrd gap ben frantic SOL
fetribuu sobe RauO meo Sehipn til De-
parelisn af bans Sunobeo.
@ambetta unberbOlbt, paaituar 2aur,
u6eitrioelis bemmsIige 6Orbinoelier meO
8ismord. en- al oj3ie Naelemm9uO
bar en- al @ambettaa melt ben9ione
8enner, Gbeberrp Der qlorbe pnfattens
be Sprretninser / frantic 8iue % SPIT
r%itupia meb Spfierns ! Ruslsnb, Otter
rise ps Tpflanb FAINT be fornemite 5a'
miller / bisie 2anOs, p9 iOm pleieoe ielo
OF beisge oisie &unoer iOr al inbbente
Srorer. Blanot anoet oar ban pgiaa
Bismards 2eoeranogr, % en- Dag on
ban | 1878 / 8arjiH buUoe mootasst en-
itsrre Gbampasnebeitiaing al beure, be-
spnbte ban at tale Om 8ambetta, Uo
Rtssfanileren git ejul8 inb paa bette
1bema. Gbeberrp IOOpriite | bsis 70,
ner 8ambetta, bans tore Sno Hpbelis,
9~aoostraft os 9atriOtiSme; plubisIia
afbrsb Sismart bam:
f-9et ueb ies a~ltiammen; men ulpt'
ten sr: ban bar life lang lib tiIbase al
lepe Ia
Gbeberrp bar sauite iorblsHei.
@Suur tan De bog iiSe bet ubbrst
ban; '@umbetta befinosr fig albsIss
iortrafeIist. ban er / Seiibbelie Of en-
sauite uiabpanlis 2iOatruf, ban forns'
Zig itrutter ai Gtprte Os Sunbbeb."
'9et er life nOsst, iss flyer ben
gsiret-. iparsbe gismard. seq fen
Der fisnber sanite nsis Gbers fore
Ranbs 2ipspaner. Sans 2ilparelit
er en- eueite fOrtiat COsranftrensslis
ban bar 80 bpsrtsH Dag elIsr Rat
On Staten logger bans 9lab gsiIae
paa BAN, ON 9assn Sarlamentst; bsr.
til tOmmsr aommis observation-disclosures.
Rsiier | gropinieu Us / ublanoei; Der
boIber ban Talsr, Der iSser BON Sur'
buno. sls &Oliiitsre. Der bar isrt e
iaabant Gin, or bpbe Jon uHse. gbsrs
sssn Wirabeau &C bet bsrsmte GrsmpeI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

berpan. 5or at f,tnHe tjene 1T 2ano
slennem ct lanst Tibsrun, MAJ man
pare gift, % bet euoa meb en- ting Rene.
man nc BABE 8srn ipm etboert anbei
Reuneife, % eubelis niaa mo BABE Ell
Spbs eller oosyt 2anbiteo. bpprtiI mon
ira lib til anoeu tan traife zig tilbass
tor at bpiIe uo, for at pleie fin Rbeu'
rrntisnle, ~aipenie Get ristiss Sieblit til
at tr9Se Wilton % iaa fprreiten hume
boISe zig baaoe be mastise Os paatrGu'
senoe fra 9tpet. Sc bare 1hierS %
@repp. Msn @ambeita bar t9uot fit
SipsIps ! besse @uber, bet er min We'
ming. Gan ftuloe siiis fig % ls9se
fs lb paa 9anbei. SIG BAN bet blot
ira mig; for leg bar Spmutbi for bam.
San er ben ensite G;tdismano, bpis Seu'
iisi ies ior Iiosu tisuSsr. s bet miHo'
tie peo ri besee, buab ri pil; % naar
ban iaa burtis % rpentet bar brast
5runtrise i gsiret isieu, iaa fan ies
~periUnlis life bliue gal / SUuebst al ben
Sruuo iaa Iibt ipm Uper bans oiiiroise
Grsm ON at tase glias,2 utbriuseu til'
buse. 2et er altiau ION Waub u~perfOr
Raub, at iee tiluber mig at siUe BAN
biSie prattiite Raab."
"a 9bebsrrp par penbt tilbare til
8aris. tepebe ban meo at iUriGGle Gam.
BETA, bpao 8iSmard baobe iast.
GuOelis bsluttebe Gbeberrp fig til at
r~eisrere BAN Sismards sube RaaN.
3il bans 5pruuOrius bleu 9umbetta
life btofig. men ~inarere tautefuIo, %
sfter en 8uuie iasoe ban:
"Sismart bar Ret; ies mua begun.
be ct aubet Ds rolisere Gin. Seq maa
is Of faa mig ct 2anoiteb % ipabiere
perfra til 8rrlanisntet-iaa oil jsg till
isisbe ban imtIeuoe, enbnu lanse tuune
psoblipe at bore gismards perits 81.
snbe."
% uirtslis traf ban sitrar GuitaItcr
til at uofsre fin SeIutHins; ban
tjsbte 9auoitebet "2ss Sarbies". iOm
baooe tilbprt Sal5uc, % beiIuttebc fig
til at aste fin @sntnSe @abame 9eunje.
Meu nermeo bar usiaa 8eiurmsrnes
lib furbi; tbi uIpttsI,suis pasreoe
Wuoame 9eunie iis peb at stfte iis uleo
BAN, fOrbt bun / 9GsteItabet iaa en-
Sinbrius % en- 2Gnte for fin eIiteOe
seuiale Ben, % iaa psbbleo @ambetta
alt ~paeuiIist OF fpre fit sanIe Opiiben'
be Sin.
Otter Mtac Rabons 1ilbasstraben
os @repps 8als til 8reiioent bleo 9um'
BETA YraiibeHt for 3epuierettlmret %
TO Gar eitsr Riniiter6sf. 9sppe ct
Iar ieuere oar ban bBo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
&ong Saafon % 3tgpts
nerifen.

2ebiaset al aoHseu, 9rouuinsen %
8runprins Slaps 8ortrettsr paa Bag
sruno al bet nprife SIOt tnoebolber
9ariierblabet "2e Ratin" en- Sien9is
belle al ben flere aar Sanle Siitorie
ON ben 3issinerife, iOm Song SaatOH
ital BABE trufet / MaIaSa paa en- &eiie
/ 1890 iOm banif SiStubst. &uusen
lob 8isstneriten Iaie fin 6remtib , bans
Saanb, Os bun ipaaebe Oa &onsen, "ut
ban ifulbe faa en- 9rOue", % "at ban
ifulbe ioranbre Rapn uOeu at iOrantre
SprOg". Is aar ienere git beune
Spaaoum / Opfploelie - Sifurien itaI
bore temmelis upotrpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
OeroenS Rubber,
proouftion,

Der pro6uceres I belle Berben ont
trent 10000 Cons RlIbber for ia
ret, oplpier ct GmaOobIa6. Sore
neoe Stoter forbrlpger SdIobeIeT 81
Serne 8ltb5er. Sor ii gGr tiIbugC
iuSfgrte 6oreneSe Stater ourtreut 81
Utiuiuner Bur6 / ct aor. 8Gr6ier
ontrent 100000. ght it6ite gIor
oar S1Sfsrilen iteget I'll 81 RiaioneE
9llno % @RrSien iii $40, 900,
Sor ii 9ar ii0en bar Rlbbcr pGrS
40 Gents Blntbet. MI ca. Is Gents
Oct er iiRr Sphamertta cg afrtta
iom ftoffer 8er6en Rubber. 9eI
fonmrer bog en- 9eI Rlrbber ira an
ore Ste6er oaioo Sur dettriif $50
Latton ssrHr Ribber itg meget for'
treffeLigt og Ell Rosie af Ser goa,
meo BERTH. S De it6fte adr brlge5
en- Waasie Rrbber al Ssm Der fGbrt
terer foritieIige clogs htb6er'
@&ires", ter for slutoupbiIer. WteS
at piarte RtbbertrRr og uSotnSt
Shtbber ira Stsie bar oct saoet irtoat
% mar mao rimeIigois / lang III
euOqui flare jig ureS Sen Rltb6er, nan
uSoinSer al pilStnoymSe SrGer,
Oct er ~forneuIis be Snbfsobe, ION
tapper Sreerue os proSuoerer &ib.
Der. 9oo6e ! SpSomertta os Afrifc
bD99e M rpe Sernharer, Der oil
aabne op rte Regiorer for RItb5erin'
Suitrt; men oct er life enSSa iiftert
at life Sorbruset of Rltb5er fOmHsr
iii at prerittse Erp6lrttIoreu. Waau
bar isst meget efter CT uItIig Cub
itiht for Rubber, men bar life am,
net fiube paa roset Ttgt enoqni. :
gserico Sisr man M. itsttet al aute'
ritanit aopttal. Sorisg meo en-
HIonte 9linpule. Blduten; mer
bet er NOT enbnlI iutet anbet erS gr,
! perimeHterins. Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

luppet; ium ips reo 8iIsue | Srpitet,
bar ben for at linores iset ueo til ben
lille Sir, boor ben er bSb, Som Gab.
iel bar ben oiit en- lib flpot on paa
Sanoet % tabt en- Del at fine 8notler
ubsuiOr ben gIet, buOr ben bar iuubei
i'm eubslise @rap.
SuapeI al seulosiFe @runbe ION ef.
ter 8ilsnes 5orm maa bette 5uuo bore
o%perurbeutlis sammelt; bet er Glore
enb Stuloprenes (ajsttenmsbbinssr'
nes) lib us snar tiIbass til ben Tibet
tieubte, eibfte SteuulOer.
2epninger al llrUreu er alminoeliss
| 3anmart % pite NOT bar Der fcreIis'
get 8ibnssbDro ON, at ben bar leoei
Der iamtiots meo ben Glbite Steudloers
Soil. Ren ct iaa taleube, uomtuiite'
list 8ibne ON ielue Sastsu % beus
uerlenbe StiGbne par life tiblissre tom'
met for 9aseu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
SugleneS SIppeepnc.

s GnslunO bar nan StuOt nO9le CT
emplarer al ameritauite 8obeiusle, iom
fun Ian fOmute bib peo at ilpoe ouer
ailanterbauet. aasreoe tibltssre uar
ben lille @ulinspps iunbet / to Grsm'
plarer, Os iibfte Ssit itisb man paa
SciGp. 2srne ct Gremplar al ben fore
@ulfueppe. Den uGrmeite aiitaHb
menem 9ano Ug 2auo CT ouer 40
2eusbssracer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

Raar Se Ifriper til anertes
reuoe, iaa Uer iaa oenIis at
meoorTs. at Se iaG beres
advertisement I ~8eeprabsgos
fen. Set finer Gem ben
bebite 9ebdmSIins.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-31
ENGLISH WALNuTS

4 Western New York Growers Ex-
perience With Them.
In 1876 my father, while visiting the
Centennial exposition. secured some
ine English walnuts from large tree
at Philadelphia. These he planted on
his return home. In due time they all
produced shoots, and. though at first
slowly, they grew into strong, wide
spreading trees which bear profitable
crops The older and full grown trees
bear an average of about twenty bush
els annually. The largest of these
measures forty-six feet across. As wal
nuts retail at about 20 cents pound,
these crops are worth about S125 each
tree in the final market.
The trees have glossy green leaves
and are clearly at all times. thus form
Ing beautiful and serviceabie shade
trees as well as profitable ones. Frost
has not hurt our trees as it does those
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-31
care Of the Dairy Calf.

The young calf should be taken away
from the mother after it is three OF
four days old. 1t should be fed pure
milk for time, the temperature being
about SO degrees F. Care should be
taken not to feed the calf too heavily
or it may get the scours. The cali
should be taught to drink from a pail
at the outset. This can be done by
putting the finger in It's mouth and
gradually lowering the hand until 1t Is
beneath the warm milk in the pail. In
a short time it will drink by itself
After being fed on the pure milk for
week or SO the calf may be fed on skim
med milk. IF the calf does not run on
pasture, it will be profitable to put a lit
tie meal or shipstuff in the SKINNED
milk. After a month or two it should
be fed some good timothy or clover
hay.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-31
The Useful Trap Nest.

An advantage of trap nest testing OF
birds is that the "drones" can be sold
off to the butcher and the feed bills
reduced by that much. 1t is fact that
a third at least Of the food we feed is
fed to "drones' no purpose hens.
How it would bring up the average of
profit if those .sdrones" were all culled
out and got rid of and none fed except
those that had proved themselves at
least fairly good layers! 1t is the
'sdrones," the no purpose hens, that
lower the average of income for food
fed. They are fed at loss all the
time, and the good layers have to pay
for their own food and the food of
the s'drones.' too, before there is any
thing remaining for profit
Which are you feeding, "drones" or
great layers? Trap nests will tell you,
just as the milk scales tell which are
the no purpose cows, says A. F. Hunt
er In American Poultry Advocate.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-31
GRANGE IN POLITICS.
But There Can BE No Politics In
the Grange.

But There Can BE No Politics In
the Grange.
AS regularly as come the autumn
weather and the falling leaves comes
the season for politics and politicians.
With it comes the oft repeated and al
ways denied assertion that "the grange
has gone into politics." s'the grange
candidates." etc. Never would this
great national organization, which
knows no north, south, east or west,
have lasted these forty years had it
been partisan organization or lent its
aid to parties and to partlsans, remarks
Mortimer whitehead in American Ag-
riculturist. Other farmers Organiza-
lions have come and gone that were
organized to make new party or to
place its men on tickets and in office,
but the grange, as an Order true to its
original principles and its platform, has
moved steadily onward, avoiding the
rocks upon which others have been
shipwrecked In its earliest years the
grange proclaimed to the world Its
general objects and clearly stated: Eve
alphabetically anu oiAeCiCiy oooCAe tAO
oft repeated truth taught in our organic
law that the grange, national, state or
subordinate, is not political or party
organization No grange, IL true to its
obligations, can discuss partisan or sec
tartan questions, or call political con-
ventions, or nominate candidates. or
even can discuss their merits in its
meetings
Yet to the watchful observer and
careful student it Is plainly evident
that the grange is power for good in
politics 1t works upon higher and
broader plane than partisan politics,
for it brings the best members of all
parties together. educates and guides
them, and to educate is to set free.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Basis ON which the Opposition Rests
IL Governmental

Basis ON which the Opposition Rests
Is Governmental.
1t has been asked why the national
grange should oppose government irri-
CATION of the arid lands Of the west.
The common belief is that because Of
increased production in the west Of
farm products there would be an in
creased competition for the farmers Of
the east. This, however, is not the
basis Of grange opposition. The irri-
CATION OF these lands at government
expense is based upon the principle
that such improvement to the lands Of
the west is no more defensible as a
proposition than the improvement to
lands Of the east by drainage and cul-
tivation at the expense of the govern
ment. As a national grange authority
has stated, 1T would be difficult to
demonstrate why the government is
more justified in distributing large
quantities Of water to improve land
than it would be in removing water
from equal areas of equally valuable
land where the system had been ap-
Piled"
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-31
The kind Of Fruit to store.

Many people try keeping fruit in their
cellar and give it up, blaming the cellar
because the fruit keeps poorly. The
blame usually lies with them. because
they tried to store inferior fruit. Fruit
for the storage cellar should be well
grown. Understood, knurly fruit does
not pay for its keep. 1t should be well
eolored and mature. When frost has
begun to thin the foliage little and
the poorer specimens are beginning to
drop the grower should begin to pick
his winter fruit. 1t should be unblem-
ished by worms and scabs. although
do not know that this is more impor-
tant with winter fruit than with sum-
mer fruit. Worms and scabs are I'M
slightly and disagreeable at all times.
1t should be sound, free from any
bruise whatever. No windfall can be
first class fruit. It may seem to be
uninjured, but in storage the place
where it struck the ground will decay.
No fruit that is beaten or shaken off
should go into the cellar. If any but
perfectly sound, fair, mature fruit Is
stored the result is likely to be disap-
pointing Gardening Magazine.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-31
SUCCESS WITH POULTRY.
A Few Rules aIse Violation of Which
Leads to Certain Failure.

A Fesy Rules tile Violation of which
Leads to Certaiu Failure.
To have success In the poultry bust
ness the flock must be kept healthy.
Here are few suggestions for keep
ing them in good condition, says a
writer i'm American Poultry Journal:
Keep the poultry house warns and
dry. for damp poultry houses are
breeding houses for disease.
Scald ont the drinking vessels. every
few days and keep them as clean as
possible.
The hens should always have dust
bath handy. winter and summer. This
win help keep the fowls free from lice.
A little salt and pepper mixed with
the mash is good for the hens.
An unsupported draft striking the
fowls at night while on the perches is
responsible for many case of cold
in the head and incipient roup. Stop
up the cracks in the henhouse.
A variety of food will help to keep
the hens healthy and will also be good
for the egg production.
The great factors in winter produc-
ton of eggs are cut bone or meat,
green food in some glape, clover or
roots and exercise.
Forcing egg production is a danger
Gus practice If the flock is good one.
Keep them in good condition, and they
win do their part.
Change the food for day or two if
the fowls have bowel disease. Half
of the troubles of this kind can be
traced to a lack of sharp, hard grit.
The best condition powder for the
poultry consists Of clean quarters. good
food and pure water.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-31

grown from California or Imported
nuts. know of such trees near here
thirty years old that freeze back ev-
cry severe winter. They are only ten
or twelve feet high and have not borne
nuts yet My brother and / have
propagated this variety, which Profess
or H. e. Van Deman named Norman
Pomeroy in honor of my father. and
have supplied many farmers with trees
which have done uniformly well be-
cause they have been acclimated They
have often stood temperatures 10 to 10
degrees below zero without damage.
/ shall plant a large orchard this fall
or next spring with small trees now in
my nursery.
Preferably the nuts are planted in
autumn. The sprouts will grow about
a foot the first year and for the first
three years grow slowly. During this
time is the best for transplanting, as
when older the growth becomes much
more rapid. Up to that age they rare
ly exceed four feet.
When set in the orchard they should
be placed forty-five to fifty feet apart
each way and the ground planted to
some cultivated crop. such as corn or
potatoes. Peaches or plums may be
used to advantage as filters. The best
time to prune is between fall and
spring. Only such branches should be
removed from the main trunk as would
interfere with tillage. Removal Of
these will keep the young tree grow
ing erect and should be continued only
until the trunk is six to seven feet high
without limbs. If planted in the lawn
the ground should be kept spaded three
feet around the base of the trunk, and
during the first summer in very dry
weather the soil should be drenched
in the evening with water two or three
times week. In the morning the sur
face should be raked to break the
crust. Ordinarily bearing starts at five
or six years and continues annually.
Transplanted trees start to bear when
three or four years set In my expert
ence trees bear sooner and oftener II
planted in groups of three to six. This
is probably because the pollen has a
better chance to reach the pistils. The
staminate blossoms on individual trees
open at slightly different times and
thus insure better fertilization Of the
pistillate blossoms.-A. G. Pomeroy in
New England Homestead.