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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18


l E'adjl Iargt neo ! Raffen, bpao
5eoiilofiffet angaar. 5 1903 for
etsempel bar Seloneng iamleoe
nobDtte 48f,2OO Sgnber SanoeIs-
bore.
&oab Der imi6lertio i bgi @rao
bar bioraget III at reparere paa set
ilette &eiultat al 8pitfiifet, er set
1gooe nobptte; fom Sc. nor1te &apfi-
lferier @oroiigfiifet % ISLANDS.
ttlfet iaar bar bragt, nemlig til
1amnte1 omtrent ngiagtig 100000.
Spnoer, bporaf bel 100000 folder.
paa Sslanosfiifet. Derpeo fommer.
oct iamleoe lt0bptte at Sc egentlige.
Spitfiiferier op / 288,OOO Gpnoer.
5tlo moo 167,7oo flor % $4,000.
i 1904.
@toriilofiifet, ser mi / en- IA Ga-
ges Sio bar ligget neoe paa @runo.
al oct itormful6e 8eir, fog ct me-
get goot 0piping / @Iutni11ger al
lt0ite l1ge, oa @eiret enoelig beoaoe~
De Zig. Sen 6angit, ser ga foregif,
bitter tp6elig NOT, at @iloetpng6en
ioar er meget flor, ibet Ser i 2gbet
al 2-3 Gage blep %ilonobrogt life
mtnore ems 10000 Maal @toriil0
eller ober 1000 Maol pr. Gpgn.
Set Ter no til, at 5iloen I'M er pao
Bei ipoober, i6et Sangiten er no
get oftagen6e paa Sitran- o. Sal
tenbapet, meoenS ben til @iengiplo
er begDnot paa 5%binprbapet og til
oels paa Snobabet. Set be6ite filfe
foresif bog no for Grip, fra bpilfct
5angitfelt Der iepnlig inotom 6ortpi-
er meo Gangiter paa 100 Mool %
oeroper. @iloens Stgrrelle barierer
Der mellem 5 og 600 paa Maaltpn-
ben, meoens Sen ign6enfor lpnes at
bore en- go6 Del mtnbre. 8riierne
boloer Jig fremoeles bpie, ioet Der
ltge til bet ii6lte bar bGret betalt 20
-21 &roner pr. MaoI.
Salt er Ser mi opfiifet $4,000
Waal Stpriil6, bDorof set melte CT
ialtet, nogle Gnien Maal iiet og en-
ltbetpoeligbeb forbrugt ferif. Sfior
bar Ser paa lamme Sis ilon0brog1
1850 og iforfior $4,000 Moal.
Sor inoebnren6e l1ge maa l1biigter-
ne ligeS at bore meget bra.
Me6 9itlan6sfiifets 8egDnoellc
gaor BET uipoponlig imaat iaar. Ser
er biotil fun tn6lgbet ct @ar Mel=
oinger ON Sorlpgsfiife lpbfor Ser
Der og no for Sfse, begge me6 bgilt
ube1Doeligt &eiultat. Set ipenife ST.
ife. langs 8obuslensfpiten er 6eri-
moo ! fnlo Gong, og ii6ite l1ges l1o-
bptte bleb uieobanlig itort - belc
10000 &eftoliter. S Sen ollerner-
meite 6remti6 fan Ri forbaabentlig
begDnoe ogiaa oppe bos os.
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Gamer allepesne brmger set.

8rngen al &artine Sotlet Mntt-
ieptic bliper mere og mere aln1inoe-
Zig paa enbber Games Goiletborb /
Minneapolis.
Set bar life fin 2ige meo &enipn
til at belbreoe &atarrb / Mplen pg
borttoge Sen 6aarlige 2ugt, %foroor-
laget 0erpe6; ligele0es er oct noper-
trpffeligt for 6aarlige pine, Sails og
Mun6. Mnpen6t til l10ifplning i
Total 8eban6ling al &pinoelioelier
bielper oct giebliffelig.
Mrs. 8. 80. Turbuib friper:
vSSeg far alorig fgr brugt ct iaa
fortrinligt r%enien0e og lngen6e anti
ieptiif Mi06el iom Hartine. @io e11=
boer li6enoe &pin0e bibite bpor goot
BET er til lofal @eban6ling al Ye-
tpnoelie og 5aor; set bar giort mig
.nenoelig go0t. Seq fan forlifre, at
leg oil alti6 bape Set paa nit Eoilet-
boro."
Salget al &artines tager burtigt
til, for6i iaa burtig JON en- &Di11Oe
lGrer bets &Rrbi at fienoe> fortal,
Ter bun 6erom til andre. @ar Sc
prdbet Bartine? SOC bos Mpotbefer=
ne. Gor fri Brgpe tilifrip Size 81.
8orton 60. -8oiton, Ma1S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
Dr.. Miles Anti-poin Pills.

st bMrtist. tttert % pao1ibel.qt Mtbbel for ipe ener
nerups 9ureup,ue, Rpsfmerter, Mopep,ne, NeuroIsia.
s~1erpr:tet. ssrs,tab1litet. Spun.psbsb. 6.gt. Gctattea.
Snbebolber /. .rte1, Opium eGer Mortn og e~fhrlober
,nsen ;ter,me Gfterp,rtu.user. 25 9pKS 25r. 9aa
s%lprtbctsr easr feEbss al Dr. WtIe9' SO ebtrol
&n.. EIftort. Suh,onn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

meo @aarobrl,ger 2arien paa CHS
polo Grogner ON at fremfigre.
.bans 9gmmer til glpen efter en-
8ris al SCI. 500 pr. aDIot. Dette
.er en- iieloen GOD Detailing, Do man
fan fremfipre aoifillige GDIDter ON
9agen.
ct t . + t g E / a II I e 9
ifal paabegpnoes / Grpiil. Set BIZ
Der en- SoDeobei fra @uar6en Sor-
BET til Mpborgiuno, en- Strefning
paa % Sent. Mnlagget ct bere9net
til at ifulle foite 100000 ar. Ser
lfal bDggeS en- 8ro me6 to 5pRn6
paa So Meter beo Erpiil Strife. Sen
fommer til at folte 10000 Set.
S / I I a a E t a e n
S e II Be6 8gien Gpin6eri %
GGperi bGn0te forIeoen en- ulpffe
lom foitet en- 22aarig Mrbeioer 2ipet.
Manoen ffll6e fpIge me6 en- 8are.
beis paa &eogaaenoe. &an op6aget,
meo oct iamme ban ite9 IND, at Der
.oar noget ! uor6en, og at &eiien
piloe itDrte ne6, % ban forlpgte oa
at iprtnge n6 al 6en. Set bar imio-
lertio forient; $eiien itprtet % ilos
Sen l1lpffeliges $opeo beIt at.
81 M 6. S.
3 tgen" - fom til @riltiania
ben 20. Dcbr. Set par sen jibite
gaao fpr Sui, og omboro bar Ser
fulot beiat al Sulegieiter til Cont
lelonoene. Mf Dem gift $50 ilano, !
&riitiania, me6ens @elten iortjotte
i'll &ipbenbaon. 9esuoen bopbe
Sfibet meo fig @oal6 Mmun6iens
Samlinger fra u@iea" =GGyer6en, 179
&olli, iom I 26bet al Gormi66agen
bleb losiet ilan6 paa 8ippetangen.
De blep fert OPP / set biitoriife @u-
ienm, bDor SEN foitbore @amling
UNDER 2e6elie al &pnlo Mmunolen,
Dngpar &ielien og Spe0itpren> g.
Niellen, ga blep lagret op. Ser par
mango mgrfelige og interes iante
Sing at lie. Ser bar to LANCE, imefs
re &aiafer, en- fana6iif Goboggan,
en- lang, fla6 &ielfe, Ell itprre Cant
ling Sneifo, @fifiulfer, flere Geffe
n1eo Sfin6fla6er og en- 9eI 8aqben
og 9feoifaber, bbis }pecielle 8r,4g /
0iebliffet lite bar iaa ligetiI al for
itaa. 9esu6en Dor ser Ell Sci al Sc
botaniife, 5oologiife og etnografiife
5amltnger, en- Sci Sotografiplaber
og meget mere.
S 6e paafplgen6e Gage blep Cam
lingerie UNDER Mmunbiens og Ong-
bar @ieliens 2e6elie iorteret og op-
itiIlet.
S e + I erne. Gen 20.
ifripeS:
6e6iilofiifet er MI at betraete iom
afiluttet for iaar. Sra Morolan6s
Mmt f%orelaa Ser for ii6fte l1ge ingen
npe @eooelelier, og ogiau / Gromsg
Mmt er 6iifet opbprt; @arnfiifet bar
/ oe iioite Metter ganife imaot og
Stloen paa uogaaen6e. Mf Gmau,
iilo er Ser 6erimoo foregooet en- Gel
6angit be0 Sfigrnfior6en peo5ro,1o-
biemsfioroens u6Ipb, bpor Sen / flo
tie nge blep iol9t for &r. $50 pr.
MaQl.
@i61te l1ges Spgape ober lt6bpt-
tet at Seoiil6fiifet, ser betegner fig
ion1 Sen afilutten6e, bier, at Ser ialt
iaar er ialtet $1,000 Spnoer fiife-
paffet Seoitlo. Geraf falber poa
Mmt $500, foa Morolano
$3.50, paa Srpnoelagen 27,400
og paa &oms6ols 9l1nt omfring 49,
600 Senoer. Sfjor bar l10bpttet pe0
5iifetS Mfilutning $4,000 % / 1904
52,946 Ebnoer. S GorboIo til 6isle
to slar itaar oltloo Gelonens &elul-
tat ganife go0t; men iom t%i0ligere
bemerfet bar baaoe 1904 og 1905
fnloitGnoig mislpffeoe Teoiil6oar -
ia De llettelte, man o%perbope0et fier=
Der, og iam1nenlig11et me0 ct ,togel1-
llnoe go6t Mar fommer oglao 1906
EDN Al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
Diet miIde Klima Virginia

tilbyder glimrende vi1kaarf orL andbrug,
Kvegavl og Fruetavl. yi1tre ne er milde
og korte. Klimaet sundt. Code Asset
~ningspladser. Landet stiger / Verdi.
Fol nermerr OplysninRer sknv paa En-
gelsk til q. w. KOlNER, Dept. s, CON.
mlssloner Of Agriculture, Richmond. Va.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

geo 0rpDaIs p1Glpe1Rnglel S. y.
&orgerien .er Tibet Me6aIien for
Bor1er6ua6 i Sslp for fortienitful6.
snofgreIie AT forifiellige forn1nale
9pperp % anben %meoborgerltg 6or.
tieneite.
Nor t 81 rbeibe4r.2oD b.
& / y n / II g.. &egieringen forbe.
re6er 6orelqggelie al ct 2~obforIla9
al permane1te MGglingsraa6, Der
ifal treoe / girfiombeo / 6orbinoel.
lie me6 obligatoriif Mngling be6 op.
itnaen0e &onflifter n1ellem Mrbei6S.
Jipere % Mrbei0ere, iaapel beo 81.
refte 5trioigbe6er mellem. De- 10
Rarter, iom naar Mrbeioerne er re-
proc entere0e al 6agforeninger.
8 5 Mar fplote Sen is. 9cbr.
fbp. Mpotbefer Otto Sobannes
Brrm0tpig. Sun fom til Morge fra
3anmarf / 1840-Marene og. fipbte
/ 1851 2illebammer Mpotbef, 5om
ban orep til ON Soften 1896, ba ban
operloo Mpolbefett til lm Sgn Gbor-
palo @run0tpig. @trafs efter flpt.
:ebe ban til &riltiania, bpor bon M
boer. On an6en Spn er Gorpagter
al ct fort Meieri i Danmorf.
De offentIig &c Sfoge.
Seb llogangen al 1905 uogior6e
NreoIet al Sc offentltge Sfoge
(GtotSifoge, Statsalmenninger og
observation-disclosures 5on6s 6foge)
7,644,150 @aal. Seraf bar 4,007,-
$40 Maal 8arifog, &elten 2pb1fog.
Den lamle0e @ar0i er aniat til 49,.
a11lut til 5,146,000 @roner, bliper
gene bpilen0e 8rugsrettigbeoer er
aniat til 5,146,000 &roner, bliper
NettoogrOien al Sc offentlige @fo,
&c 17,437,00O &r.
5tiftsprpbt 90 Sims
1es CT 5tatsroa6 efter @nipg~
ming meo0elt Mfifeo / Maooe. San
er y Mar gammel og tbeologiif
aan0ioat fra 1853. San %uonepntes
/ 1860 til Berlonelfapellan bos Cog
neprui ten / 2orbal / 1868 til reiio.
Iapellun / 6gr0e, / 1874 til 5ogne.
prGit peo Mariefirfen i Bergen %
1887 TIL Sognepr9It beo Domfir=
fen og 9tiftspropit / Bergen. Ser.
gems 8iifop far fra 1. Sonuar tom
ltitueret So9nepr9it oeo &orsfirfen
q. 6. Meper iom 5tiftspropit.
De~ or. re. 6 bisn6ers
8 abe til 9ronning Mou6 ober-
rafteS forle0en be6 Sru Micbellen.
Gaoen BEL to6 al Ell pragtiulo, tire
Meter lang Characterization I brepet,
orDoeret 66lb meo 5tatuetter al for=
lfiellige gamle norife &onger. @no-
pioere al to til @or00eforationen
berenoe, en- Meter beie> ipparmeoe
&%anoelabre. @aben for foitet ialt
$4,000 &roner. , &ongeparret n6tal=
te fin parmelte Saf for @oben os
ipntes / bgt @ra6 begei1tret ODER 6en=
ne Srembringelie al norif &11nitin=
6nitrt.
&aar6e 2i6eI1er. Sen
46 Mar gamle Stprman6 &urI So.
bon 2nno fra Sreorifsbalo ful6ietle-
Sc forleoen mellem @trpm1too %
6re0rifsbalo. @on breb omfring i
EFT &eoningsbpie / mango elmer og
bleb enoelig / en- poerit me0taget
Itllton6 faitet op paa ct 5fier, bpor
ban iopne6e in6. 9a Fan otter baag-
neoe, fit ian bgre en- &obaao paste
re og oenne anraabte ban. San bleb
lat ilano til en- @nar6 / Mprbeoen,
og lenere figrt til lit Stem / Bpen.
2gge blep bentet, og set bite fig, at
begge 8en er / en- i6rgeIig Gorfat-
ming. Ser bleb pr. Selefon fonfe.
reret me6 &igsboipitalet / &ri1tia-
11ia> og Man6ag blep in6Iagt Ser.
g ren6t 8 ampfib !.
Boit6amperen u2inobolmen", tilbg>
renoe oct M%ren6allfe Dampifibsiel,
ifab paa &uten &riitiania-8ergen,
er brenot. ulpffen benote l1oenfor
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norge. !,

E0NT0+SE
al Apotbefer s. g. 8insnes % 6rne
fpbt 2uno.
Stgtt)e beb 8 Dngpr.
Observation-Disclosures bar / en-
Senben6elie til Mmtman0en i Neoe-
noes anmo6@ ON Mmtets nbtalelle
angaaenoe hen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Naaoe, bporpaa @tptten pe6 2pngpr
Fan beDares for Gremti6en.
@an6aISm orberen Sle
Snippen, iom / tin Sis mpr0eOe
9anoganoler Mmuno so % 6erefter
iatte Sl6 paa bans Sus, bar MI af-
lonet Is Mars 5trafarbei6e, bpilfen
A%nlebning ban far in0 IenOt Mnora<
genbe ON @enaaoning. Gette er of
llaaet.
Il 0ban6rtngen / 1 1905.
antollet al l16ban0rere fra Norge er
flor fommet op / life mil1bre emo
31,128 &erioner, bporaf 5 Nrocem
por Sbenifer eller an0re %llolu11bin=
ger og $4,000 Nor6n1unb. Sill Sam.
menligntng fan anfpres, at Ser uo=
oalt0ret 27,300 / 1906, 2S,37O i
1904, 36lO50 / 1903 og 27>540 i
1902.
9rebt un6er Mrbei :
5 e t F.. On Sorman6 bos &onl11l
@renager / Sreorifsbalo bleb forle=
Sen grebet al Mfselle0ningen og fgrt
runot. @eoerne blep repet al bon1,
og ban fit en- Masie Saar, ierlig /
&obeoet, iaaat ban efter en- Sines
Gorlpb ofgif beo Gg6en. Sen 9rpb-
te bar en- meget afbol6t Ma11o pg
anlat be6 Srelaitfirmoet / mango
@ar.
Morfe s pao
EN- g6e % On arQenttnff
Camper bar paa en- poe % @poba-
bet optaget 6 Man6 al 8eietningen
poo set norife flpoen0e Sranfogeri
v5rtotiof Nanien", 1om Sen 10. SEQ
pember forlifte / Merbeoen of Ssr=
&c. 8 Wano er omfommet. &optei=
men er blan0t Sc &eo6eoe. Srarfo-
geriet tilberer @or10efior6s &bal-
fangeri.
81 ct 9i16efiife. Ser
mel6es fra &riitiansiuno:
Set rtge Storiilofiife Sen 20.
Dcbr. brogte ct Sotalfbontum at
omfring 1000 Maal, bbilfet repre-
lenterer en- @er6i al mellem 100 og
10000 &roner. Set er Sen ltgrlte
6ang1t, 1om nogeniin6e er inobragt
til &rtittanSi Juno paa en- Sag. Mn=
tie Scat maatte Glaa0en giere @er-
oereiie paa @runb al @torm.
6 liter 5tormen. Ser
meooele5 fra @ammerfeit: &an-
oelsnano gilbert Slien &ernps,
Sereen, aniees ogiaa forulpffet un=
Ser l1beiret. San fful6e iei1e EN-
bolp MilS Sci oIene til @alten og
er fife fren1fommet. Sra 2on0 iagt=
toges, at Seilet foripanot. timber
1peiret omfom UNDER Site pe6 9Db=
floro, @eltfinmorfen, Ssbabsfipper
aslaf Mslafien og Sobon Millen
iamt to Gutter fra Mter, ollie / lam=
me 8aa6.
&pmte CANCER. 6or rog-
lie Tiger il0en faffe6e 2ensmQnoen /
Ningsafer to 8ar6oIsgutter Scarf
Soban og Sl1lius @riitianlen / Cub
branos6alen. 9e bar mistenft for
en- MaSie SDberier blonot on6re for
Snobruoene paa observation-disclosures
ne pe6 @i6ptfsbanen. @utterne, ser
er / Ml6eren 10 til % Mar, blep oper
9an1or tranSporteret til @igbif %
inoiat Dtitriftsfengslet. Sc til
ito6 en- bel Del Spperier / Secs %
poa flere Steoer paa &eoemarfen,
men nGgte6e at bore 6eIagtige. i
Snobruoene poa observation-disclosures
ne. 6orleoen er begge Gutter remt
fra @iepifs 9iitriftsfenglel. 5om-
tioig er Ell O6erfrof. itioolet / Gent
trail @otel.
Sptgierne / @tapan.
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Qonorende Harvest. Overn0oigtI
y Hsar borttases hurtigt, behageligt, uskade
nst. For SOC / Framarfer eIer Money Order
sendes en- Pakke med Brussan visning. MANal
AARs ER1AR1so RUD. kNUD09N, Apotheker.
6625 Fifth Avenue. Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Sptpierne / @tapnn.
g e r. Gfter benpeo 10 gimers
HaaoIlagning forfpn6tes forleoen
2agrettenS &ienoelie / 5oge1 on-
gaaenbe Spteierne moo Sber1t Die-
len. af Sc "a 5iltalte. fien6fes 6
iffe ifDl6ige / be itiIlebe @ppros,
mail. IL fien6te. ifpIoige i Solo
moo ~offentlig Mpn6igbeo, forgpet i
SCREENING me6 andre og UNDER SpIpb.
Stte at 0isie iamt 2 al De an6re
fienoteS ifDloige / tiliigtet &prperf,
og 4 fienotes ifpl6ige / Eiliteoepp-
relic UNDER eller Meopirfning til
Splgb, boorun6er forgpeoes 9olo.
9ber 5 Of De 6, lom fienotes life
ifpl0ige, tiHebe 5tatsaopofaten for
fiellige SpgrgsmaaI i &etning al
@aoatoroen. nf oisie fieroteg
fDIoWe FABIAN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

Il opan6ringe 1905.
antollet al n6ban0rere fra Norge er
flor 'fommet op / life min6re eno
31,128 Herioner, bporuf 5 Nrocem
Dor Sbenlfer eller an0re llbln110in=
ger og $4,000 Mor0nlnr6. Sill Sam.
menligntng fan anfpres, at Ser l1o=
oal16ret 27,300 / 1906, 2S,37O i
1904, 36,O50 / 1903 og 27,54O i
1902.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04

nearly everything else planted in this
congenial soil, proceede to give good
account of themselves. Some were
allowed to go to seed, and the follow
ing winter this seed was planted un
der glass, and thousands Of young
plants grown for future use. While
1t is usually propagated by division
of roots, there can be no possible
question but what it can be readily
grown from seed. Neither can there
be any doubt as to it's ability to live
through any winter in this section.
1t has been growing at Oak Bluff con-
tlnuOusly since first set out, and there
are thousands of plants growing here
to day from self-sOWn seed. w h1le
the foliage is very tender and will
turn brown with a light frost, the
roots have never been killed here, al
though on two occasions the tempera-
ture has dorpped to Is degrees above
zero.
1her is no question as to the value
Of the grass as green iced or as hay,
and if given the necessary amount
of water and fertilizer, it can be cut
every month, from May to OCTOBER.
If there is any better forage plant
growing in the state, l have tailed to
discover it. A. F. Styles.
Oak Bluff, South Jacksonville, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04
Seedless Apples.

Those who take any northern agrl-
cultural paper have no doubt seen fire.
quent mention of the so-called seed
less apple. 1t was said to have been
originated by man named Spencer
and was offered for sale as something
wonderful, it being claimed that it
was without seed or core, Of excellent
quality, a long keeper, and borne on
a perfect hardy tree. Later it was
proved that the tree did not originate
on Spencer's farm, but was sport
given to him years before. The fruit
was not entirely seedless and had as
much core as any other apple; the
quality was poor, hardly second rate,
and it was an altogether undesirable
fruit. We have mentioned this to call
attention to the fact that it has been
discovered that there is a STRIP Of
country in South America, more than
a thousand miles long, IN which seed
less apples are very common But
there, as here, the fruit is OF poor
quality and SO little in demand that
it cannot be sold when other apples
are to be had. Cultivation for thou
sands of years has eliminated the
seeds from the banana, and 1t is not
impossible that in time good seedless
apple may be developed, but we are
not likely to see 1t III this generation.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04
Guinea Grass Again.

Mr.. A. F. Styles, an old and sue
cessful farmer of Duval county, adds
his testimony to the value of Guinea
grass as a forage plant for Florida,
and also lncloses a small package of
seed of his own growing. Following
is his letter:
Editor Florida Agriculturist:
The editorial remarks on Guinea
grass, in the issue Of November 9th,
brings to memory the fact that some
thing more than thirty years ago I
secured plants Of this grass from Mr..
c. c. Codrington, then living in South
Jacksonville, and editor and owner Of
the Florida Agriculturist. To Mr..
Codrington is unquestionably due the
credit Of introducing this valuable
forage plant into Florida, as he
brought the plants with him from
Jamaica.
The plants I obtained were set out
on my place, "Oak Bluff" and, like
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04
Books Received.

We have received from the publish
ers, the Orange judd co., New Y ork,
two valuable BOOKS tOr farmers, anu
especially 1Or truck growers and dairy
men.
One is, Insects Injurious to Vege-
tables by Dr. +. II. Cn1ttenden. OF
the Umteu otates department OF Agr1-
culture. 1t is a book Oh 800 pages,
CIOLn bound ana 1uIIy Illustrated, price
$3.50 postpaid. Every variety OF Vege-
table mas 1uS own special enemies IN the
insect line. All that we ever heard o.
anu hunureuS OF others are mentioned
and described III this DOOk. Better
than that, their portraits are so care
tuIIy drawn that you cannot tall to
recognize them, not only the ADULTS
are SHOWN, but usually all forms IN
cluu1ng larva, pupa, etc. lhe special
enemies OF celery, tomatoes, potatoes,
egg plant, and III tact all the varieties
that are cultivated IN this state are
described and the best method OF COM
batting them is given. Not only SO,
but the parasitic enemies OF all 1nJurl-
Gus insects are also described and illus
trated, so that we may know our
tr1enus and protect instead Of Destroy
ing them.
1t is a book that every farmer and
truck grower needs and would not part
with at any price alter once getting
acquainted with its value.
1he other book is "Practical Dairy
Bacterlology," by DIR. II. w. Conn,
OF Wesleyan University. This is a
book OF $40 pages, cloth bound, price
$I25 postpaid. 1t may be best de-
scrlDed as a complete exposition OF
important facts concerning the rela-
tlons OF bacteria to various problems
related to milk. 1t opens with a chap
ter devoted to answering the question,
what are bacterla?' ii you are not
familiar with the subject it may sur
prise you to know that a single drop
OF milk may contain Ioo,ooo,ooo ana
still there will be room for many more.
Chapters are devoted to Types Of Bac-
terra Found in Milk, Sources Of Com
mon Milk Bacteria, The Growth OF
Bacteria in Milk, Disease Germs in
Milk, Dairy Methods, Treatment OF
Milk for Market, Bacteria and Butter
Making, Bacteria in Cheese, etc.
If you are at all interested III the
question OF wholesome milk for home
use or for marketing, this book will be
OF great interest and value to you.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04
Wide Tires for Wagons.

We have printed muCn' evidence
showing tne Importance OF using woe
ureS on wagons Dut Stlll we 10 not
see that nluLn ADVANCE mas been mace
1OWaruS the ueSlreu Improvement.
Inc following from the Farm olOCK
journal, teLS something OF the prog
reSS IN this QlreCtOn:
whenever the SUBJECT OF good roads
IS talked ABOUT, sOmetnlng ought to be
cmpnauCally Sa1Q ABOUT W1Qe Tires. Ii
every wagon carrying ton or more
cOuIu have Them the rOaus would De a
great zeal betler. They are especially
desirable Wnere rOauS nave been I'M
proved, because the narrow tires unuer
neavy lOauS are likely to MAKE RUS.
Ii Wlue tire laws could be rlgluly en-
1orceu, 1t would be great step lorWard
IN highway improvement. In clues,
100, tnere should be VIDE tire Orul-
nanceS and there are III many OF them.
1t is not uncommon to haul three or
1our ton lOaus over paved streets and
such wagons should have a tOur-1nch
tire. In LONDON such wagons are re-
CURED to have five and One-halt-1nch
ures and in Berlin and Vienna tive
and seven-elghthS. In the tore1gn
cities ment1Oneu the width OF the tire
is by ordinance made proport1onate to
the weight OF the load. A wagon and
its contents in Berlin and Vienna,
which weighs over two tons, must have
three and seven 1ghthS-1nCh tires,
while in London, unoer the same con-
ditions, a tlve-lnch tire is required.
Chicago has been trying to enforce
the wide tire ordinance, but the
teamsters and truck1nen have thus far
been able to prevent its enforcement.
they are asking that fOur-tOn load
should be required to have only two
and three-fourths-lnch tires, which even
on city streets is too narrow. In PrOV1-
dence a wagon carrying three tons or
more, has to have a fOur-inch tire. In
Council Bluffs and Buffalo there is the
same requirement. In Sioux City a
three-ton load or more must be carried
in wagons with three-lnch tires. 1t
stands to reason that narrow tire
puts a great deal more stress and
strain on an asphalt pavement than one
with a wide tire, where the weight is
distributed over larger surface. lhe
wide tire wagons are no harder to
draw. The opposition comes from
those who do not wish to displace the
old wheels and tires for new ones,
though wherever these ordinances and
statutes are made, sufficient time is
given SO that the change can be effect
ed without material loss. The eng1n-
eers all agree that pavements will last
great deal longer if ordinances re-
quire heavy loads to be drawn in wide
tired wagons.
If this is so true on city pavements,
which are now altogether laid on con-
crete foundations, how much more ap-
pllcable it is to country roads.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04
Orange Growers Association.

The Pinellas Orange Growers As
sociation will meet on Saturday, Dec.
9TH, at Clearwater, Fla. Prof. E. W..
Berger, of the Florida State Univer-
sity Experiment Station, will deliver
an address on the white fly.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04
An Inquiry Answered.

Editor Florida Agriculturist:-
In reply to an inquiry in your col
umns regarding the price Of "Southern
Wild Flowers and Trees," as I re-
member, l paid $3.50 for both that and
"Natures Garden"
M. A. Meadow.
Punta Gorda, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04
Advertising in Agriculturist Pays.

The Florida Agr1cuturlst,
Jacksonville, Fla
Gentlemen:
Please discontinue my ad. Uakemont Poultry
FARM for the present as l am completely cleaned
out on every thing that l had to offer.
L have found your paper a good medium and
will want to take space with you in the
spring.
Send me my bill for service to date, and [ will
send you check for same.
Yours very truly,
C. FRED WARD.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04

GRATED PECAN TREES LAS good as
the best-as cheap as the cheapest
motto. Try us. BEARS PECAN MUIR
SEkIES PaIatka. Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04

WOULD LIKE to hear from Florida cor
respondents who have choice lilies, shrubs,
and tropical plants to exchange. Mrs.
Georgiana S. Townsend, Fay Villa, Holly
wood, L. A. Co, Cal.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04

BROTHER, 1 have found q root that will
surely cure that tobacco habit and in
digestion, let me write you about it. c. H.
STOhk1S, Mohawk, Florida.