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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-29
Athletes Begin 10 Arrive in
The City Today
MORE COMING TOMORROW
AMBITIOUS YOUNGSTERS, PRAC-
TIcING FOR SPaINTs. GET Po-
LICE ON THEIR TRAIL.

Interest in tae big tri-state track
meet which is to be held at Whitman
tomorrow afternoon and on Friday,
has reached fever heat among the
grammar grades. Last night call came
in TO the police station about s o'clock
stating that some one near Baker
school was shooting up the town.
Chief Davis sent Patrclman Andre out
on a hurry call. but his only reward
was TO find some small boys in the
middle Cf the street. busily engaged in
getting ready for the meet Get on
your marks. get set" and bang.
greeted the police officer. The boys
were warned to start in the day time
and not scare the inhabitants.
Boys All Asog.
Many are the trials and tribulations
the lads are going through in getting
ready for the big event. the 5O-yard
public school dash one lad who had
Leen watching the college boys practice
saw plainly that the only real way To
run is with spiked shoes. These he had
not, so he took his tennis shoes and
"Farmer John" as the boys call him,
is now the equal of any cOllegian In
his equipment Home made track suits
and emllems abound and the field viii
be aliva with the grammar school boys
who are eager for honors on the oval.
Some 1.5 of the 200 visitors arrived
OF the scene today ana there will he a
few more come tonight and tomorrow.
In all, the guests the college will have
to provide entertainment for will pass
the 200 mark. The heats have all been
arranged and the men assigned to their
entries. No one will be allowed on the
ground who is not an official or con-
testant. Contestants will not be allowed
to come out until the second call has
been made for their event.
Big Parade Tomorrow.
After chapel tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
the contestants. headed by the cavalry
band. will parade the streets. Next to
thu cavalry band will come the tally
no containing the defamation con
testants. Carriages containing the may
or the city council. Commercial club
officials and officials of the meet viii
follow. Next will come the athletes
from the various schools. walking four
abreast. The students of Pearsons
academy will bring up in the rear
Line Of March.
The line of march VIII be from tn
college down Park to Alder, down Al
der 70 Fourth. across on Fourth to Main
and up Main to Boyer, where the pro-
cession will disband.
Sections of the bleachers have been
reserved for students of the hlgh
school and for the public schools. Seat
ing accommodations for 5000 have been
provided ard there will be good seat
fer every person who comes. The spec
tato-s will be kept off the track ana
thus everyone will be assured good
view of the performances.
The railroads have arranged Tor en-
IRA coaches on the trains and there VIII
Continued on Page Four)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
gtOgle talenOe Sal.

6plgen0e Gal er toget ira Ell al
bore Y}enigbeOers 9iegnifo6er ira 1.
San. 1907 til i. San. 1908:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

Sa, jeg funOe nof bupe 2plt til
at tribe liOt on Dor SpnOagsifole;
men ri ifal 10 fife tage 8rs0et al
Wtun0en paa binanOen; maalfe DOT
SpnOagsifoleluperintenOent SIR.
Serfelien bar t9nft at meooele list
en- ben; forpOrigt polgte ri 10 poa
li0lte WpOe en- &orreiponoent for
Menigbeoen, laa pil bon 10 nof tagc
Jig al at meO0ele liOt fra por aont
Sea maa bog et0lru meooele, at pna
li0ite ItenigbeOsme0e blep. &asnn1s
-Sesien Sesperien os Somilie opta.
set / iNenigbe0ea. Siaige beitemte
Il ct hape en- Seitguostienelte Sen
G. 6afn.ar; t6i poa BEN Dag er Ost
10 Nnr, fiOeu por Erglt bplot lin
ferite &raOifen for os | Ell rboa"
fel i Spel1. rr 4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Sra &pinoef. til Samf.'
forlfelige @prenlaal 1850
Sra apinoef. til airfen 5000
Soft St7s9.94

H Nbt% p 49, =
Menigbeoen er life Itor. Gen be-
ltoO / Aurets SOB al 81 l%ten1ntebe-
rettigeoe MeOlemmer, Der iaa at
iige aQe er fattige NrbeiOere.
AlOrig bar ieg bert en- &lage
oper, at llogifterne bar pGret for
itpre, % les tror at turlle tilfpje,
at bper Sent er gipet meo @leOe,
n9 ingen er bleben fattigere berfor-
On nidltge al bore MeltigbeOer
pilOe ipI5e bette gfsen1pel, ba oilOa
Der fommc on0erIeOes 5ort / bore
forlfelige SamfunOS= % WfisiionS-
cp8QUer, ga Uil0e maHgen en- tung
&Droe 6Iipc tcttet for SomflmOet$
og Oe forifeqige &reOies StpreIie,
% c%nfcl5e &rGfter og andre; og 0l
p:l0e Be forifeQige ~2lr6eiOcre (allgt
au0erlc0t5 fame Q9re 0eres Scr
nteo Glnoe % life iuffenoe.
QGenig0e5en5 &rnit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
9lettelfc.

J Foitor 5. s. Sallieus }trtifeI
06remifri0t" i iioite &irs0og5mtm-
nier ct Der iuoldbet Oen Sell i 3.
Sp. 3. 2, at Ser itoar; rfon-
iesiionsle5 &riitenoom % religigs
0~pOrageIie ira @iammet~ 0. /. d,
ifll0e itoa: %fonfesiion5-
Io5 &riItenOom % r%eligionslo5 0p=
6rogelie ira @jemmet 0. /. D.
% iod bar %aitor SiQei6 ien0t
os Sen @cmGrfning, at ben al So
itor Senien onfgrte Sang er al
0(ab Nrpeien, life 9lrneI en, og BON
mener, at Arpeien fife er 300.
10. g. fl1n0e lGies for bpilfet ionl
1eIit al Oe to, BET ifltGbe p9re. @i
nlou 6eOe SnOienoere ON iarlig Of
@abne ioo tpoeligt, nt
bnert So9itop er GGieIigt. &eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
~Nprt6tielO, Niinn,

SER % @ino er 10 life noget pi-
oere i1tteresiant gnrte; men bet
er BOG moaife liot uoenfor oct
al~nlirlOelige, at ri beroppe / BET
oilers ioo foloe @in1eiota, bper
Dag fan lie u~Oiprungne v9anoe-
lions" poo MorfenL miot / Soml=
al Maaneo. Oct bar peret ioo
ntilot og parnlt fer bele @interen,
at Sc ellte Settlere" pauitoar, al
orig at bape Jet eQer bprt ON no
get l~ig1ten0e.
&orreiponoenten, fra gilbert
Sea Tiger, at Der er ingen 2ipselirir
/ Sen narmre 2llft. Oct maa bore
@runoen til, at Sc fleite al bore
6olf goor % rfeIer ifiOt"; men
bet er 10 beller life al flor Su-
t%eresie, for arore ems os ielp, ioo
set iful hi fife iige mere ON,
$500 S1len fom og ipotot meo fine
rige og glade Minber. 81 bapoe
Suletrp 2oen Sl1leoogs s(ften. 8er-
meme bopoe oeres Grogram, iom
sc lloforte rosn@roig. 81 glpoeoe
os ale, boa0e imoo og itore. 81
foripger at pore 8prn alleiammen /
sen GLADE % ifpnna Sllletio.
Monge At bore Soft, baaOe unge
% gomle, bar bortreiIte paa 8eigg
/ SltlerL men er MI ale tilboge
igen.
- @3iis Sine Gbriltenien %
Die Gbriitenien, fra @ut6inior, er
fpntne berneo og ogter at toge Op-
Eolo iblonot os for en- Sis.
- Sreiterne og @enigbeosroo-
bene / Dor egen og ben norife ll1tb.
Strife troeoe at fltn1e tiene Ser
rens gag beofe og trnoe bl1De til
ltere @eliignelie for Solicit / beg
&c &irfer beo at babe 8gnneugen /
Gallssifab. 81 bapoe faa Msoe A
aftener / Sen Oanife Strife og
/ Sen norffe. 5bnoosaften ben 5.
San. baooe hi @uostieneIte / Sen
nanife Strife, bbor 9reiioent Sill
oobr of ct. Olaf College, tarte, oa
@snoaeaften ben y. taIte 3oitor
5intonien / ben norife Strife. Sir.
ferne por fplote mes SoIf bper '@f.
fen og Set par en- ton % peliianet
ltge, iom boaoe 9onife og @orift
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

li8e % terlige @enOer pgrltet It
p9nt, tort Suletr9. st Yrogram
al Sprnene meO ct $ar Sange al
Soret bialp til at gore baaoe ltora
pg lmaa b~arneglaOe. Oct er Oelligt
at ie Be imaa 8arneplne tinore al
Gleoe, ilpr l1aar man m9rfer, at
6et pirfelig er vSurnet / &rp6bel"
Der er ben ltore Sulegape. Sg Sule-
go0ter og S%ulegdDer tit Ri 10 laa
ollie lammel1, ia bort SanfunO5
Nisiioner fit ogioa en- Sulegope paa
$500. SuleOag nteo &egnpeir og
enrfDlot Strife og bet gamle, epig
~ 5ufE5n01fd6 par oglaa for Ser
relts Soft ber Ell Oeilig Sag; ga
iDntes ri aqigepel, at bore egne,
gomle, berlige Sulelulmer fife bup-
&c tabt Jig peo at flutes enoog belt
beruo til BET pOerlte SAB.
Gn Del 9an0smeno er fommen
6ertil / @arets 2sb, melt fra Giles
pig, men Dor Strife ler oespprre iffa
mange al Dem. Sra @laobroof,
Soma, fom / Soraaret &uoolf So
co6ien pg bans 6orlopeoe og llutteoe
Jig til Dor WfenigbeO. - Sacoblen
bar SfrG0Oerforretning ber / Sper.
|Si0ligere tilbprte Sc Wtenigbeoen /
Geoor Sails. Set eneIte Si1lpg,
DOR Menigbeb nogen Sinoe bar
foaet ira onore 0}enigbeOer. 0e er
fife fomnlen Dor Sci. 2on0et er
nlaaife for 0prt Der, eqer Ri leper
for go0t GENT bog 8ierge1e. -
ser er foroprigt oglaa 9anife nof.
@ulnpurten omtrent al 8pens Sor=
retning5m@no er bunife, ct balpt
l;Qe 9anmurf. - Si Dor liot uoe
al &eien og bar 0erfor 6eQer fife
cite Seipg, men ct minoeS ieg og
core ltnge 6olf ogloa. Warp Snitb
ira Sleonber par Der bos Salnilie
O. @enner en- "a Tiger og fang
ioo glabelig for os. @i tnffer for
0ei6oet. Som ioenl
Noale / Dor Menigbe0 tpnfer at
gpite TpOrelall0et / Sommer %
ioa toqe ino @orsm6oet / @ou=
poca meb BET iomme, oeriblanot
s. %. Slien o9 @rItrlt.
Soa fom Bet me Nor. 8agpnoes
fet / Seiu Nopn, ifal BET nof 6Iipe
ct goOt Star. 81 bapoe / Mar set
Itprite 4arsmo0e, hi enonu 6ar baft.
Sore 6orretningsni0oer 6uroe ar
rrig bore Oaarlig 6eisgt. S. g.
9rtn0 genpalgtes for 10. Sang til
Sormnnb. &or Sefreter Sobonnea
&anien no0 iamme Sore, at gen.
pplges for 10. Sang. 2ouis Smitf
qenpoIgtes til 4asierer. - Sill
8r1tItees poGgtes Socob Sonien, Sc
to andre er 3. 90. Slien og s. SO.
@n%oreaien. Sill 9iofoner Ole or.
len og 2ouis Smith. Sill at beoc
Sno- og lt6ganasbbnner / airfen
S. q. eltno og Sans @noerien. Sil
at repibere Menigbebens &egnffo.
Der: SET Misien, Sons gonnifier
og 80. g. 8sterien. Sennie SIN
nerien biz ~frentbeIes, Tom / Iorene
Ger .gif, ipine airfens Orger, %
Mortba sonfen bore osftitereno,
tti Z. .IttfH% tlItft II. anti d
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
&0rreip0n0amcer
SernOale, Sal,

Saa bar hi bait Iarsitifte tgen.
Set gamle nogenlunOe fen6te ligger
iii bagpeo, og bet M uferote foran.
Wteget er glemt, en- 9el Ell bog emo
mi / frilt Wtt1oe. S fan laale0eS
ole minOes Der i Sernoule, 7ut ri
gar baft ct uOmerfet 4ar / oct, Der
gift: goot Ser, goo Aoling, gooe
4riier. On BIT ole nerimnh
enige ON at foI0e BET ioaom,
ia, Set er 10 ionmetioer en- Smags-
Lag - ioo set beO ieg fife. Spor
mango Ser al Siertet flyer @uo Sdf
|herfor og paoifbnner set, peo ieo
enOm minore. 81 bolot 10 Safit-
geliessuOstieneite og bleb poomtn-
let ON at iige bam Saf, fra bpem
In1e gooe @aper fommer. .3
@i begpnote g(oret meo at fplge
Setter 9onniflen til bans iio1te Spi-
ElelteO; iaa bapOe Dor Strife ct Meb=
lem min0re. Dc iaa if Dor ulOer-
itegne Sen, Ben ganle 6reoericf
! Sect Siemlnp, og bans SLABS / Sir
/ fen 6lep tom. Saa fom Suren til
! &c ullge. Otter ct fort Sp9eleie flyer
| Ben 16=oarige @ectlie Socobien til
Momn: nMhl gaor ieg til Seius".
rg iaa bar Oen f6rite al Dor Wenig=
GeOs &onfirmanoer gaoet, iom oi
Doaber og tror - biem. 49, Sort ef=
ter ell &pnftrmono mere, M0elaine
Feterien, Der OpOe longt borte fra
&jemmet efter ct baarot Spgeleie,
men b~egroOe0es fra Dor Strife Al
ben HrGit t, Der bap0e fonfirmeret
Denoe, og ioa iang pi: uSomfruen
1piler pau 8aaren iaa bleg, nps bor
bun blomitrenoe r6o". Sg Ioa font
GGOens Gngel til Gectltes Stem
igen, og 0enne @ang maotte Sober,
Sbomas Saco6ien, fplge, og ban bar
efter Ben langporige Spg0om gGao
peo at goa til Gecilies 6reIier, og
til Sc iorgenoe biz hi a1ore gerna
babe 2op at iige: ut i9rge meo Saab
er fife oct peritel
Set ier nelten no, iom ON hi in
tet areOSm6Oe bar boft berll0e /
aar. 81 palgte rigtig nof Sobon-
nes Sonien, Dor Wfentgbeos Sefre-
t9r, til 0elegot, men ban forbin=
6re6es / at pGre meo. @or YreIt
bar nof tolt en- Gel ON &reosmsoet
men / 8laoene bar bi fife let en-
Stapelie berfra. &pob mon Ser
fan bore / 8eien? .ig .i
Saa fom Slilen, og ben er -
troos Sinter og &egnbeir - a1ige-
bel en- berltg Sis. sos os er Der
ip life Gale ON pbbio" men oerimof
ON ugr6n" Sltl; men pi fan moi
oere feititemte a1igeneI. Oct bar Ri
90 ogioa Suleaften beb Suletree1
Il Dor Strife. Sore fbinoeliee S6n.
6agsifole leaders" bapoe meo bill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
- Dette elegante Uhr for $3,75.
Ill Wipoes meo 9IeOs, iier Cubs

nil WitlOes mao l9leoe, iier CUBS
9prn. .. a..
TaF SfatDrirei %2lnoerien og G5np
itine &eterien .bopoe inobuot &dltnr
og Mrs. SimonierL iamt belle cen
oonife misunderstanding, til @ftRsse
ielifob / E%reit0ent 90. $. 5alI
nous .@iem iioite Nnsoog aftpn,
Epor Ri ~tilbrogte nof iaa fornsie
Zig en- Nften. ra rrir-a
..r ....a S. g. Senfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Coulter, SOMA.

@Qn gif ino for at bline boz
nern. ,2ltf. "a, 80.
Score SeIus, Dil ou p9re
@usDen / port lille 9len1l
SEQ BIT miloe Orb % fere
Som CUBS 8prn at pan0re fren-
9n ntdd gertte for mig raaoe,
@ip og tag, iom 0n BET bill.
9llt er &erligbeo og Naa0e.
Noar finn Big hi 6pre til
Ger er nuitell fife ct Stem btr
cmfrina, 1~lnotagen Ser bar pGret
Ell eQer flere ipge | BET npe Gm-
Oct bar bette, Der brogte openitno-
enOe 5friftiprog og gers frem fur
min 3onfe, og Soffen fortiatte TN
Sang % formeoe Jig iom inG: 50
mloatte iao Dor peliigneoe 6redler
laa Ogloo gaa ino tillige mes
SDgoommen / dQe Stem, iaa billie
Ser fife pere @runo til &lage ouer
at blibe .talt i6lanot Dem, JON Dor
ipge. S9i bar pi life Daft Seius
f6r, laa trGnger ri til bam, oe j
Dag er BEN beleilige SID; og bar Df
bait bnm Iom por Sfat f6r 0fsie
9oge, iaa 6ebpDer Ri bom mere %
mere Dag for Dag til at lene %
90 ollermeit naar Ri ifal 6s.
- SCR. Riels 8eterien og Mr.
$. @igerilep bar begge baft @lf-
tom og SIR. @egeriIeps bar fsE
ct Srts / Coulter og bill fnn asr
bobe oeres Sremtiosbiem. 9et oil
ic 6lipe rart for Dem at be Iaa
ner be0 &irfen ga De for baboe
ben Iange Sci og meo oaarligt GEL.
breo er BET fife altto let at fomat
frem, ielb ON man gerne bill.
5ugle ipnger life meget I BIZ
lie Gage, men ieg bar b6rt en- fsn
ge ON, at 8igertte bill beisrgs Il
mt @ufb loet oben poa BET gurne
nebe / SfoIen. Set err brificat.
Bigger, bi trenger til oet for at
hope porme So6ber.
,r.+.ag &orr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
ifoG blipe ialig. (5fom. 10.

Napn, ifal 6lipe lalig. (9fom. 10.
49,
S 6rtOagsmtlnlneret ifaI Ri ORE
Iferen en- anOen Irtifel: oont
Setter @otbiaiens Sorafter og bans
5omiIie / @amlelanoet".
81 giper Saeen en- ioa ufprlig
gebonOIilrg, forOi Ri tror, at set
ipm Oanif-umerifanif 9lpis er Dor
&li9t at gore BET, og foroi hi ipe-
cielt enifer at boloe pore 2eiere
a'iour me0 Segipenbaoernes Sang /
6ette 2onO life minOIt oanif-ameri-
fonIf Jet. {.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
ForksIeIse kureret paa en- Dag

Tag LAXATIVE BROMO Ouinine Tab
lets. Apothekerne refundefers. Pengene,
avis Diet like kurerer. E.W. GROVES UR
derskrift er paa hver Eske. 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

9on 9if inO for at bline boz
rem, ,2uf. "a, 80.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29

crop first allowing the ends n, >,
silk TO hang outside. so that az
thread may be cut and the stitch
pulled out after five or six davs ans
draw the skin together and stitch :,
the same way: or stitch through ar
skin and the walls OF the crop n, III
same time. drawing them care.u,,v
and neatly together. After tho nm.
Grafton has been performed. give no
food for twenty four hours. and oniv
a small quantity OF water To which !,
grain or tao Of salicylic acid b,o
been added Next feed with milk ,wo
or three days. gradually changing N
mush or more solid food. and whan
the wound heals return 20 the ord,-
nary diet. This operation with fov,s
Ia not serious II performed In time
The wound soon heals and tho bird
gets we'll fast The work of giving
the treatment Ia not aa trying ax
might DO supposed
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29

The affected bird has difficulty Ia
swallowing or quite loses appetite.
The crop is greatly distended. the
swelling being sometimes OF great
slxe II IL hard and more or less
unylolding on pressure. This nrm-
meas dlfTerentiaies the condition OF
the crop found in cs,arrh of the
crop. the crop being soft In the lat
ter instance. In the class of dis
eases nov under consideration a fer
mentlng or decomposing liquid
sometimes escapes from the mouth
and noatrila. Tho bird IL slow In
iis movements. dull. stupid. sleepy.
The comb IL pale. The feathers mp.
pear rough. The beak 10 kept open
on account OF pressure on the sind.
pipe The pvcasuro OF the dlstend.
cd crop on the winaplpc and blood
vessels may choke tho bird The
crop may even be rupiurca. or II
may become affected with gangrcne
II In reported that aa much as three.
fourihs ot a pound Of moist or oven
hpTouiei grain haa been removed
from tho crop la severe cases, IN
somo Instances sharp nails or other
pointed objects are found To have
penetrated the crop and sh!n aud
siics out from the puaciur".
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29

lar substances. this disease Is caused
by improper diet and failure to
maintain the hygienic conditions
necessary TO good health. insufficient
drinking water is also regarded as a
cause
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29

! came. ] saw. conquered .--Ju.
lius Caesar.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29

Clean. dry quarters should be- pro.
vided for the birds. where proper
attention can DO given and where
tn" food can be regulated The be-
ginning Of the treatment IL go empty
the crop OF it's Irritating and decom.
posing contents. by careful pressure
aud manipulation while the bird IL
held head doNnarda When the crop
appears ga be- entirely free Of lts
contents. give iwo grains Of sub
nitrate Of blsmulh and one-half
sTain Of bloarbouaio OF coda In a
teaspoon Of water This Wiil relieve
lhe irritation aud correct tho acldlty.
Some authorities recommend sailcyl.
sc acid given Immediately after tho
crop IL cmpiIcd Dissolve ono grain
In an ounce Of water. aud give tao
30 three teaspoons as doso Keep
tho bird without food eighteen TO
i@ruiy. four hours. aud ihon feed
apariuEly us soft. easily digca,od
material Recovery wlll be hasten.
Cd II oue-half grain of quIuine ia
given morning and might tho or
lhroo days. Moss OF the birds ~ili
recover u treatment IL begun Ia
time
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29

liquid and gas having a bad odor due
to fermentation.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29

Diseased Crops Of Chickens.
What the symptoms Are,
Treat Them.

One subscriber writes. WIFI some
OF you please tell me what is the
matter with my chickens? They
stand around all drawn up and
droopy Their crops always seem
full. yet they always seem hun
cry and not satisfied. Some OF them
swell up and seem 10 DO full OF
wind"
A similar trouble IL complain
cd of by Mr.. r. II. Brooks. Chicora.
Miss. who writes. i have q fine
Plymouth Rock ben that has sour
crop-not hard. but soft have
treated IL by washing II out and
working 1T with my hands. NoW st
10 all aabby and bags like COW
bag. She is able 10 eat. but looks
bad, | have had some experience
with chicks. but nothing like thlH
II you can kindly help me IN this
matter. will be under lasting oh
legations
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29

There II a ciasa a. troubles that
To = casual observer map s~rm to DO
liee The disease iuss considered. This
class o. disease comprises PARALYSIS
ot tn" crop. smgActes crop. aud OBJ.
stTuct~d crop Tho crop may DO
oroTloaaod ~i,h dry grain. and iis
lhia muscular walla dlssrndrd. CT.
hspst~d and paraiYEea. go that tho
organ cannot 30 ompi!rd. or Tho
opening belnw MAJ DO clogged -
dry lSasos. feathers. atFaw. OF other
ladlEca,lblr substance. at the sails
may DC pavalyaed Ia somo disease.
a. In cholera and aiphthctla. and
the bird continues To cat. the
crop becomes over dlsirndci and
packed solldly ~iih food
In all these caaoa. the symptoms
afo very similar and tho treatment
IL vUry much aliko In ali caacs. 40.
tho diseases are properly grouped TO.
Ecihcy ia a disc us.sun Of them. I'm
proper feeding is to largo c1tcni
reBponsible for InpArtGoa of the
crop nlEda that have had no grain
tos . lonE time arc llkoly to cat too
much II they get access to large
quantity. birds that have contract.
81 caiarfh OF the crop from impvop.
er treatment often have d-prasvd
appcu,cs. and may MI the crop TOO
full with food and With ali sorts
~ indiEcstiblc substances Hence 1,
all be- seen that. With the -xc.p.
ton Of paralysis due to- the polhon
developed ia the course of contaE.
loun diseases aud nf obstruction re.
quilting from the accidental swallow
Ing ot pins. nails. large pieces oi
dry bones. pieces Of airing aud uimi-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29

When tho crop contains hard
polluted objects which cannot be
safely manipulated as Just described.
or when attempts at moving tho I'm
pact"d matter prove uannoccaaful for
any r-anon. Tho crop mus, 30 Gu,
into with a sharp knlfo and tho con.
tents removed through the cut. To
perform this operation vol. clip OF
the feathers With scissora over III.
moAi prominent part Of tn. crop.
Then take "a sharp. clean knife aud
cut through tho akin and tho wall of
IN. crop tili the food 10 reached. Tn.
opening should no, bc over an Inch
In length and should be rather high
ON the crop. 30 food will not hay.
much tendency To prosa II open while
healing, TIL. contents OF tn. crop
should be carefully removed with
tn. ringer or with tho handle of n
small spoon. The wound may be
washed With solution combating of
nv" drops of carboiic acid To one
unnr" of water Sew the wound up
bite hlk ia III. best material To
nse. Either stitch tho walls of the
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29
How to Tr~at These Troubles.

Tho ireAtmon, should bo promp,
TO avoid some al tho fatal compii.
cations mentioned. Pour q small
amount OF $500, oil suio tn. mouth
and cause tho bird TO swallow IL.
Then ~ort that portion of TIA. crop
nearest tho throat. by careful pres
sure and squeezing between the
thumb and hngcT gently In such =
manner ga to- break up tho contents
OF tho crop and force snall por-
tIons at I, towards tho mouth sus.
pond tho bird head do~n~ards from
limo To time and pro@a tho ioosrncd
bits OF food toward tho head so they
~lll o@cape through tho mouth. Care
aud patience arc required aud oil
may have to bc administered from
sIinc 20 time. After tho crop 10 -mp,i.
cd. Eisc tao Eralas OF baking aoaa In
water. keep ~iihou; food twenty
four hours. then feed sparingiy on
sol, food I'LL recovery IL complete
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-29
Cafarrh al the Cr"p--lts Causes and
symptoms.

Cafarrh al the Crup-lts Causes and
symptoms.
II ~ deemed beat to dlhcuA. die.
eases o! the crop In general. 80 that
these casos may DO covered. a. we'll
as many more. tinco at this time az
the year crop diseases are not grfgo4
auent. ca,aTrh or Inflammation OF
the crop aill 30 aret considered. The
mucous membrane lining tho inside
of tho crop may be the scat OF more
az iess Irritation OF cyca OF lnf@m.
nation.
This disease usually occurs as a
complication Of other disorders Ca
tArrh Of the crop MAJ bee caused by
too much food bcIpg taken at opo
time. When tho crop IL disiendod
too much It's muscular coat ~ partiy
psraiyxod. tho secretion OF tho
glands lM lntcEtetgca @sih. There Ia
congestion .! tho internal coat.
and fermentation or decomposition
of tn. contents. Fowls may cal
feathers or other !ndigos,lhlo ssur
hNs AAsA s8A@t ~ sA%@s#1FA ~ Af&N @S&s
and produce catArFh. Partly rotlcn
meat. or any other kind OF pgtrsa
food. 10 also Irritating and liable 10
produc. tho same result Eating
phosphorus or Ayscn!c ia rat poison.
or other internal poisoning may
eaus. tho same trouble Certain
animal parasites tNogmal may do
the same thing. CataFrh of The crop
In aIso u complication Of thrush.
aiph;herla aud cholera.
Distenalon of the crop IL tho most
proninen; symptom. On cnamluA.
ton The swelling ia found 10 Dc soft
and due 10 accumulated liquid OF
gan. mixed with moro or Jess food.
The birds ar" dull. do not like 10
move. and there ia bolchlug of gas.
los. o. appetite. aud weakness.
There IL nausea sometimes. and the
affected bird attempts To yomit
Pressure on the crop causes the on-
pnlhion through the mouth. of the