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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-30

We do not know how to live with
one another until we learn to live
with God.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-30

Only One "Bromo Quinins
That Is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look
tor the signature OF E. W. Grove. Used the
World over to cure Cold In One Day. 25c.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-30

The life Of a true brother is rev.
elation Of the love Of the Father.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-30
DEEP CRACKS FROM ECZEMA
Could Lay Slate.Pencil in One
Hands in Dreadful State-DiSease
Defied Treatment for Years
Cured by Cuticura.

Defied Treatment for Years
Cured by Cuticura.
u had eczema on my hands for about
seven years and during that time l had
used several so-called remedies, together
with physicians and druggists prescrip'
tions. The disease was 30 bad on my
hands that could lay slate-pencil in one
of the cracks and rule placed across the
hand would not touch the pencil. kept
using remedy after remedy, and while some
gave partial relief, none relieved as much
as did the first box Of Cuticura Ointment
l made a purchase Of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and my hands were perfectly
cured after two boxes of Cuticura ONT
ment and one cake of Soap were used. w
H. Dean, Newark, DEL. Mar. q, 1907"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-30

Piles Cured in to II Days.
Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to euro any
case ofItching Blind Bleeding orProtruding
Piles in to IA days or money refunded. Soc.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-30

Few things will renew your loyalty
like a review of His love.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-30

No life can be gracious without
gratitude.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
Yrui. ScnIolot pun Satin ecindJt.

Gbica0o, Sa., IA. Mi1r5. -
5rau Soa @.' SeuioIOt bot Die BOli.
sci criucbt llmifult noh ibrem 8ot-
ten Yroi. Senrp Seuiolot, frii9er
Nitg!ieo Der. 6atllIt1t Der GoIumbia-
llniperiitdt, 3u balten. @ie iie er-
fl1rte, lit lie Der 9lnIifjt, Dab ibr
@atte nit ibrcm 8ernt0gen bon $50
GOO burdgebrmnt lit. Gr babe ibr
Dor nebreren 8agen gelagt, oaB er
nat Muffin, Ger, reiien ipollte, Inn
cine Sd)ni3uht-6arm 5u fauien. Seil;
Iolot ioa ,35 Sprohen" Ipre6en. Gr
,heiratbete feline Satin am 10. San.
B. :. in Spbnep, 2luitrolien un6 ioll
lie fitr3 oarauf peranlaBt baben cine
BON ibren1 gater binterIaiiene 3udt-
iorn fir $50, 900 81 perfauicn, ltnO
nit ieiner @attir Gierber 81 fontmcn.
Tie Eoli5ei bat gegen SeuioIot cine
alase lpeeen 9erluiiens ieiner Gattin
erboben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
9inbcit0rnno i'm GjpttcsllanIc.

Gbicogo ST., If. WGr5.-Gin
Wtann luclhcr iicb gScnOum neunt,
pcrltriocbtc cine 9iubcit0rllng III ser
totbolilhcn ct. Gli3abctbs&lrdbe an
Der Ode Der #. StroBe mo Der ga
boib 9lpcnuc. Die Eoli5ci 0loubt,
0nB cr on 0ciltcait0rung lcioct. Ser
tSrcnoc lab in eincm Stnbl I'M S5in-
tcrArln0e Der STRIDE nit 0Cm Sut
oui Dem &opI mo nlrmcItc ltn5u.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nprtc. Selblt olS
Der Sitter i'm oltiforocrtc, Den SUIT
ab5lncbnlcn, lciItcte cr nid)t tSol1e
lmo crflGrtc. bnrih: o0ie5 lit ein
ireieS Son0 mo id) fam tbuI, iuo3
i'd pill. Sd mcrOc glcib mcinSdieB-
eiien bcrolSbolcn." Yer Sitter mari
ocn Winnn berou2,l aber Dies biclt
gSenoum nidt ob, nod I'M Gorflltr
aui Die fotboliIde &eligion 81 idim-
pfen un0 81 crfldren, Die FrieItcr
Inllten bonn Gr0bo6Cn pcrtllgt iper-
oen gll9 @enoum ip0ter icitgcnom-
men muroe, erfl0rte cr Der Eoli5ei,
er babe Oen fotboliidcn @eiltlihcn
in Glcuelon0 i6on llnlIt1noe &C.
nod)t. 9ei Der llnteriubung ieiner
Golhcn inno man iibrigenS feline
SAublpofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
3uriif Dia Sur,.
@citrrca Erp9rNmm Orr 9lrmuN0=
fobrt uifi5icll ungcfHnOiat.

@omoii, SonOh 2luiralicn mO oic
EDilippincn mcrocn bcilrht. -
Nb sic Eorpc0o 6lotiuc nit nm
Oic @clt f0brt, lit nod nir0t cnt.
ihicOcn. - Q0nrpicr nit $50
@aiiaGicrcn ol @or0 ourh cine
0robtloic Gcpcihc por @crocrbcn
bcuoDrt. Grs @antpr1itocnt
&obn @oIib in Chicago ju iijnf
&abrcn 3uhtbau5 pcrurt6cilt.
&oibinDtom &c, 13. Mjir5.
- Die Observation-Disclosures lultcr Ocn
NciebI 6c3 9lOpiroIa Gpona miro,
nahOcm lic Snll 6ronciSco pcrIGBt
@Nm0iL Suntpo Mclborrne mo
SpOncp, 9IttrdIicn, iolpic oic 4bi-
lippincu beriihrcn un0 0urh Ocn
SucjfunaI na6 9lcp Aorf 5uriidfcb.
rcn.
Cb 0ic EorpcooilotiQc, pcldc Iib
sur 3eit ollf Dem @c8c BON Gouoo,
Ecru, nod Eonomo bciin0ct, ole
ShIo6tidiiic mnf i6rcr l5obrt unr Die
NScIt bc0leitcn iolI, lit nod niht cnt
ihic0cn. 0ic GntlhciOlmn Der 6ro-
&C b0ndt BON bcnl 3uitonoc ob, III
loclhem iicb Die flcincn 6obr5cuQr
bcIInocn, lobolo iic Snn 6ran5i3co
crrcicbcn. Gas @oWitolihiif nNclicL"
Die @orrotbaicbiffc, ooa Ncporotir-
lhlIf lulO ctli6c &obIen0ompier iucr.
Den obnc 3ucifcl oic tSubrt mitmo,
hcn. tSlottcnlctrct0r WiCtcolf pcr0i.
tcntli6t bcltte ctt on ,. WGr5 upnl
tritiichcn 8otlhoftcr Nrpcc 0cn
Stootalctrctdr Goot iibcrnlittCltc9
Shrcibcn Sir gllfre0 0cufinS, ncl.
Dies Ser Observation-Disclosures int 9to.
men OeS britiIhen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uno 0eS &olfcs bon 9IuItrolien Gin,
loOlng 5ll einen 8eiude Der baupt,
iGhIi6cn ouitroIilhcu S10ien crtbciIt.
Son Son 6rot3iaco oIt3 miro Die
Shlodtibiif 6lotte cincn 9Ibltcbcr
nah Dem Fu0gct, Suno mu6cL bon
BORT icood luicOcr nod Son 6run-
5iSco 3ltrildtcbrcn che tic ole 6obrt
iIbcr OQS StiQc Wicer ontritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20


tier ser 6rciDcit3 &iga in Ggi.
calo.
GbtcoBo, t3. WG0rj. - Sic bon
0cn &ntcrcHcntcu 0c@ 5Nont6ctricbc5
oraonIirtc o6rcibcit3 s2ilu" itcbt oc.
riiItct Oo INN ocn &ompf 0c1cu sic
o9Intt SaIoon 2ealuc" mu0 sic @ro
btbition2bcmcB,tn1 i'm 0ou5cn 2au0r
ouIjlncbmcn. 0cutc mltr0c 6cfunnt
0cAebclL 0oB Sic OrQoniiation ser
6rcibcit2-Siaa ictt pcrpouitGnoi0t
lmO in alien St10tcn Scr llnion cil
Wcncrulpcrbon0 1cgriinOct morOcn
ut, Ger &crbouO inn Staotc Suinot9
'pll 0llcm 100000 W}itNlic0cr 3ih.
Icn Eoa NmptQtlrtiCr 0icicr Sila
be'i10ct iid in GbicoDo, lmo fiir sic
llnterIeitu1 liuO in 9fem-Norf, 2lt-
Inlttn @ly 2ouiauilc, Gu., ct.
|oltiH, 9Cnocr, Seattle lm0 Son
Sronci2co 3luci1mrcmlr Cil1crid,trt.
Sie 3n'onuncncbunN oc@ &crbonocS,
lomit bic 9toncu Scr Nranttcn lpcr.
Gen ltrcnN 0cbcim 0cboItcn. Iic
Stoot9ocrb1noc bcitcbcn aus ser Ser.
cintGlln0 BON 2otoIucrb1n0cn, 0crcn
D}ttalteOcr ciOIih 5lm Sduci0cn
itbcr Sic FIGnc uno Mctho6cn iiir
9lc @cf0npilrnQ ser @robibitiou pcr.
p'lihtct iino. Die Stats. .Qiao ppn
&uInoI@ miro ibren Goupcnt porol9e
lthtIld I'M &uui oocr &uli abbaltcu.
nm por 0cn rcguldrcn Erin1ruab.
len otc iu 9Itgult itattiin0cn sic
oerld)ie0cncn GonOiootcn iiir Stoot9-
omtcr umO iiir bic @c1i9latur BIN
llhtllh ibrcS &crboltcn5 in Scr ga.
oh"s6rogc griinOIih III priiicu.
GonOloOtcn mclhc fiir sic &lottIorm
DER 6rclbcit3 sSi9a iir0, mcr0cn pom
lbr be1iinltiAt mcrocu. Gic Irin3i.
picn grtI0rung ser 6rcibcitS Qioo
miro bel Scr GorIeaung ibrer 3mcdc
lm0 3icIc feline 2ItSiIiihtc 0c6rul.
cben ionoern Oirctt oui oo3 uoroc-
ltcdte Gnojicl 1ilnuciicu. Nan Mil
Die Erobibition3 @cuc0una i'm
StaotH IomoDL mic in Scr Notion be-
tompleh ln0 iaG5 Die ElGnc jur
TnSNil1rlnlB 0cIonGcn, mir0 6ic 2iQo
olth on Der fonlmcnOen Grdiiorut.
ldjolt9 Champagne rc9cu 9lntDcil
babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
Siinf Sabre 3ndtbanS fir Malib?

GBica1G 13. Wdr3. - Sobn
VI. @allb, irij5crcr YrGiioent ser bic.
ii9cl uGbicoao National.9nnf," mel.
der iiberiiibrt it, @eloer ser crmdbn.
ten 9lnItalt ollf un9eiebIihe Neiie
Dcrlpenoet 81 6a6en miro fetnen
nclten Ero5eB crbalten. Hihter 2ln.
0erion nieS bcltte I'M gunbes0iitrifts.
@eridt Den OieSbc3iiglihen 2lntrog
ob uno pertrtbeilte @ali6 81 iiini.
i0briger Suit i'm 9unbeS5uhtbous 5u
Sort 2eapenmortb. Iie 9lnm1lte oeS
@eiungenen reiften iofort 2lpplifo.
ton Tim eincn 8rit Of SuperieoeaS
I'M 9unOesfrei9 9lppellationsgcridt
elm, uno y8ulij lpiroe bis aui 0eite.
res Bcgen $4,000 giirgidoit cnt.
loiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20

gleldbC0tltten0 mt lDrelu SSlInld II.
@illcn it, Die 9iobbina- 0iQ mo Die
0orin pcr9clcbcnc Shlicbltn0 ocr
Nirtbid)oitcn um Wtittcrnocbt Bate
uiclIcidlt nod ctmoa fir iid,,mCm auh
mr Da3 acrinQItc llcbCl oOcr QtiB-
brallh nod)luci2lid 0ofiir nbACihofit
oOCr bcicitiat mcrOCn f0nnc. Die ioQ.
SCmpcrcn5Icr bnbcn 5l1cNcbcn OoG
iie Erobibitiou perlonaCn. sic iino
ntd)t 10 ic6r 0cAcn NiiBbroudb ol9
@cnub NciItiACr @ctr0ntc, rn0 mcnn
Der W(ibbrolIh nuib6rtc luiirOc ibncn
ibrc bette Nuiic. ou9 aopitol, nit
Dem lie orbritcn gC0cn 0cn @ctrdnics
bon0cl 0cnonlmcn. Gic N0Bc @CuCs
gllnH gcbe luic cine GpiOCnlic 0urd)
0oS &on0, ln0 mm mcrDc lie Qutb
ihon Ncgcn 0u9 9touhCn ml&0cOcbnt,
0oh boifc CT, 6oB Die @iiracr Die
Arunfbrit aliidlCb iibCrItcbCn mo Die
9totton bolo mic0Cr Oeiln0cn mcrOc.
9!oh elmer cr06blichcn SCbilocrlnQCn
Scr llebcrtrciblmgCu, 5lt melhcn iicb
cini0c Der Observation-Disclosures bel
Der Socnl Option &crncbmlm0 in
lrcnton battcn binrciBcn lollcu, bob
Gcu. @oiion bcrpDr, BOB Oicic NcrrCn
nod Den @epci0 iiir ibrc filbncn @c.
bollptlW0cn &ctrCii2 scr Woiicn Oc9
&olfca, mClbcS lie 5u pcrtrctcn be.
bolptcn, i6ul0iG linn. 0ic NiirNcr
9tclp. Scricp's iCiCn mobI I'M Stonoc,
ibrc 9fc9icrln92 2In0clcgcnbcitcu
IClblt 5ll reQCln, 0a5u brolldtcn lic
tcinc &orlbriitc1 uon cinCm Wiannc,
mic Sllpcrintcn0cnt Sronf@urcf bon
Der 9lntisSaIoon-SiGo mtdcn 5ll lnl-
Icn, Scr nidt cinnal 9iirgcr Oicic@
StaotCS it, lnO onidcincn0 in icincr
Scimotbituot GbcnQo fcin 6cl0 iiir
lcine S5dtiafcit iinocn fonnc, mcil
man i'm BORT 81 gut tcnnC 81 boiiC,
Der Stoot 9tclps Scriep, mclbcr ilbcr
gcnllg cute, intelligcntc rnO patriot
ihc 9ir0cr pcriiiQc, mcroe ocn 2lnoc-
rem cin @Ciipicl BON %crnunit,
SelbIIcpntrolc lWo mobrcr WiGBiQfCit
gc6cn mo Ocn @cnub bon geiitiQcn
@etr0nfcn rchticrtigcn un0 9ciinttcn
Wiupor s. 6GrBling murOe nit
Sohrlticn lnO NcifoQ bcgriiBt. - Gr
iogte: sd bin obne bcionocr, GinIa-
oung lmO nidt NM cine 9ieoc III 6ul.
ten, bicrber gcfonmen. SS6 iob sic
Gtnloolmg Scr Sdnger IN 0cr Sci.
tlng, ln0 nibt nllcin ais alter S1l1.
ger bin id) actonlucnt ob0lcih id
nod gar tibt 10 alt bin, ionOcrn ais
libcroIcr @iir9cr. Sd m0htc I5bncu
belttc nw nod bos Ginc IoQcu Oo6
Sic mid intlncr bcrcit iiu0Cn mcr0cn
Die Ii6crole 9cpc0ung nod &rGiten
ST i0rOcrn"
Ionn mlr0e hic Gin0on9S er.
lu0bntc 9iCloIltion ungcnommcn, lno
5lm SdluB lang Der GDOr nod
DSunntng" BON ViCred.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
Tnrh SnnfcntclcsrapGic ocrcttct

q em Oorf t3. Widr5. - Der
0Ampier oEropioencc" bon ser Sail
Tipcr Clinic ling bcltte irii6, iu0brcnO
CT nit 800 Eoiingieren all Nor0 ali
icincm @cgc pon BropiOcncc no6
9tclu.Dorf Ocu Gong SslonO SlmO
berouf Ilbr, }nIGIig 6cucr. Scr
Ganpier bciluO iih oui Ser 0obe
BON San63 Eoint, 20 WieiIcn pon
bier. GopitGn 2lpplcbp, mclcGcr oic
@ciobr Ser Gage miirOigtc, ihidtc
cine 6lntfcnOcpClhe an 0cn Gampitr
o9iidnro Ecd" Don Der nGnlihen
Sinic, lpcldcr iib, mic cr pltBte, in
Der HGbc bciuno ltno cbcnioQs oui
Der tSobrt nuh Nelp.Dorf mar. 9ic
IcpcI6c mur0e prompt ulliGcinngcn,
bcnntuortct ln0 bnncn aur}em be-
fon0cn li1 0ic 5ipei 9onpicr oiht
bel einanocr. Gic Eaiiagicre lporen
rlttlcrUcile dcluedt mor0cn llnO
mrroen nuf Den nEed" iibertro0cn,
mas Ganf Scr rubigcn Gee o6nc
SAmierigfcit gcidn6. 2lQcS perIici
nn6 Nullh unO 0aS 6cucr lpur0c
ipdtcr gel0ift, obne groBen S6o0en
ongcrid)tet 81 bnien. g8Grc Elm ga.
nif untcr ben Euiin9iercn nll8gcbro.
dch 10 luiir0cn obne ,3weiicl picle
Wcnlhenleben perloren gegangen
iciu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
Gum Snpitol- SdIluiuAr(

@arrt@bnrN #. WtGr5.-0cr
9cltcrn nit Der S6ulhioiprchlulo
non ,Sob0 $. Sonocrion ~Gr @cnc.
raj 9hlOitcrr " y. Snp0cr, Gr.
Stoat9 SbobnciitCr W. {. Wio.
thue9 lm0 &omc8 NJ. Sbumafcr 5mn
Tbl6luB 0ctonmcnc crite Gupitol.
S6lpllocI d &ro3cB lit Der lGnaitc
@c'hluorcncn Fro}cB in scr @c-
l6i6te Der Fcnninlbuuicr @cridtc
9r bcguun am y. &ontor 0S. IS.
mo cn0ctc crit bcutc. Ger Yru5cB
ut ol@ cine 5oI0c Der politiIdcn I'M
mol5lngcn III Ybllu0cIpbiu in 1908
on5nicbcn mclhc nit Der Guu1b-
hung oca 0cmofrotcn V. $. Ncrri
5llm Stoot2ihotmciitcr cnoetcn.
NI9 Scrri lcin gInt ongctrctcn bat.
tc, itberrol6te CT bic Yiirger Oc9
Stootc9 nit Der Niittbcilung, ouB
rob ocn Niidcrn oeS ituatli6cu
ShcB0ntca, Dos ncue &upitol an
Itdtt $lOOOOOO, tbntid6licb $4,000.
600 Gcfoltet babe. GS iolate 6icruti
cine llntcrlu6ung 0ur6 ole Sc0ialu.
tltr m0brcn0 Delhcr Der gon5c Sic.
ienI6rUin0cl bloSglIcgt moroen lit,
iuorouT Ole gIntlugcn 0llr0 ocn @cs
neralanualt crboben luor0cn iino.
9tad 6rlc0iglnq oe3 Erpjeiic9 Der
tier 9ln0cfldgten miro 10 bolo uls
mogli6 Die StrnIDcrlolgung ocr IT'D
rigen Sale nlligcnonunen lucr0cn.
Sic &ertretcr Der StootSamunltiduiI
bcbnllptcn, OoB Die Vctriigereicn bel
Der InSltnttllng lm0 Ictorirln0 0ce
anpitol5 ii6 nlli bcinube So, 100000
bcIallIen bn6cn. gSic i6ou befannt
gcgcbcn lit, miro eS lid bel ocH
ndbItcn Fro5cB I'M lleberbortDcilrn.
gen in So6c bon $t77S9.7O in Ocn
1ehnungen iiir metoQcne 2lu9Itut.
tltllg2Itilde banocln. NSn biciem
Sale bonoclt eS li6 INN Die 9(nflogc
Der &crihu0rltnh al mcldcr Com
greBnlitglico $. Nlrb Goiiel, glrdi.
tctt s. Ut Sutton, Snpher, Matbuca
uno SNrmutcr uno Der 9iciic }lrls
bitpr sSrnnt ,Srruine bctbeiligt gelpe-
len iein ioQcn, mcIdb' &ebtercr Die
llteiillng Der geIieferten @egenitduoe
rorjuncbmcn bate. g}ad) oicicm
ErojcB fonImt Gin ErojeB all Die
Jlcibe, in luclfem Gbus. q. g8ctter,
Der Observation-Disclosures oc5 Grboucr5
bes aapitols, George j. Yapnc. me
gen grlolglng bon @elo inter iol.
iben gorpdnoen nlti Der glntlogc,
bont 81 eri6einen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
glnf Der SndDr nad) SdIifi6riid1iaen.

g4aibtuBtom G.G. t3. M1r5.
- Ger Nlln0cs. 3oIltlltter r. Sbetis"
fat sic Gr0re erbalten, nuh llnimaf.
Sslan0, elmer SnieI ser 9lleliien.
@rnppe, a63u1cben. lm ole lleber.
lebcnoen pon Der Manuidait oes
ancritoniiten Shooners rSobn 3.
0iiQcr" nbjuboIen. gs iiuo Dies t3
0'ann. Ter Shooner Itrauoete lp1b-
reno zines ihlperen Sturmes in Bear
Sarbar, nabe Sap Fanfofi, ain s.
Sanltar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
Wi o0erne Sousfrou.

Wi ooerne &ausfrau. - @r:
oSafra noh NAL - Der aobt idmeft
ia gans entietIid nod s5ltieI!" - Sic
(ihlildl8enb): nGu 5onftcit ia oo5
pori9e WlaI Oorii6er, boB Der aiinmcl
feble, ltnO Oa bab' id MIN jpci fleine
0lashen Orangegoien!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
NnslICicrnnB bcrlangt.
9iANnaO wilt irinc GaIiic GbnOuif
luiC0Cr bNbCn.

0rltC uulCbIid) Mj,lioucu }uiont-
men. - @ntpcrlicGcu m 6ol8c
ciuca 6uhmcriuG9 0cionlcncr
&crbrc9cr SIT CrcI. %crbdul.
njbUoQcr 2omincuihri i'm Iibiri.
cbcn @GbirAc. - NciratbQ.Gou
trait oca &oiicrS bon G5iud ais
@crtcitiid nod Ccutitldu0 &C,
uommcu luo lett bon sort aus
juriid critattct.
@ctcr$burM IS. WiGri. -
Tic beii1c amcritoliihc @ptid)oit be
ihcini1tc bcltte Die 9lntloaci6rilt &c.
0cu 0I1u SteiL cine 9iItiiin, luclcbc
bier oca Sc6min0clS rm0 llntcrihIcii@
otGcfIo8t lit lno por 0rci W}onntcn
n1h 9tcw Dorf lcntiIob, no tic iiN IN
Noit bcituOct. Die @cihcinauuG
miro mad, N2oibinAtou 9cihidt un0
ais Yali2 iiir oa9 lht5liciCrlu19pcr-
i0bren bcnnbt mrrOcn. W}rne. Stcm
bcmcNtc iiA in Der hiciAcn QutCn Csc.
iclllhdt ln0 Itono inn 9hlic cincr
OtlllluuIrir. SiC III on0Cflnut, 500
600 O,,rrb idnriublcriihc 5ronsoftiou
cr(1n1t ~ hobcu ,urN io0 o,brr6rm
ncbrrrc n}i0ioncr 7o0orS uiou.
men ocpmpt ho6ru 3anf ScS pon
ihr ,rungicrrr ciuiIubrrifcr chrtps
cn+niu1 iir Iouor Qcit hcr g}rrfolo,uro
un6 ihrr INSTRUMENTATION Mliuhiocr
hIirhpu r,thi1 mciI liz ~ Som crho-
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-12-16
Which Foot Walks Faster2

You may think this very silly ques-
ton to ask. but 1t isn't. 1t Is simple,
demonstrable fact. which you can
prove to your own satisfaction In a
very few minutes. If you will take a
pavement that is clear, so that there
will be no interference, and walk brisk
" IN the center, you will find that be-
fore you have gone fifty yards you
have veered very much to one side.
You must not make any effort, OF
course to keep in the center, but If you
will think of something and endeavor
to walk naturally you cannot keep a
direct line. The explanation Of this lies
in the propensity of one foot to walk
faster than the other, or one leg takes
longer stride than the other, causing
one to walk to one side. You can try
an experiment In this way by placing
two sticks about eight feet apart, then
stand off about sixty feet. blindfold
yourself and endeavor TO walk between
them. You will find it almost impos
sible.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-12-16
Wedding Anniversary.

Fully 100 friends of Rev. and Mrs. J..
D. Waldron, formerly of Hardwick, JOIN
ed them in celebrating the goth annver-
sary of their marriage, December z.
in the parsonage of the stone
church. Adamsville, X. |. The worthy
couple stood under an arch of evergreen
to receive their guests. The arch bore,
in large red numbers, 1S8S.190S, Inns
decoration and other pieces in the rooms
of the parsonage were arranged by Mrs
Herbert Grinnell, Mrs, Herman Gray
Mrs. lanes Almy and Miss Estelle +,
Brophy. A decorated wedding cake and
large bowl of punch were among the
edibles and drinkables. After refresh
ments the company listened to addresses
by the pastors of the churches in the
towns Of Tiverton and Little Compton
adjoining Adamsville, which followed
sneech of welcome from the celebrating
pastor. The Waldrons received many
useful and valuable gifts in the form o
linen material and in money. Each guess
was given a piece of the wedding ann
yersary cake on leaving the parsonage.
It was a very happy gathering ana ma
Gated the respect and esteem when th'
pastor and his wife have won since theS
settled in Adamsville.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-12-16

given as to the cause The complaint
is that the chicks either fail to hatch
or, Matching. they fail to live. Why
the embryo should live through the In
cubation period and die before hatch
ing is a problem that bothers the in
cubator operator more probably than
any other. 1t is keen disappoint-
ment to the incubator user to find
after the eggs apparently have pro-
crossed satisfactorily up to the time
Of Matching that % per cent Of them.
more or less. have failed to hatch.
This means a large loss to the poultry
man, and If there were no other prob
lem involved in incubation than that
Of the chicks dying in the shell 1t
would warrant extended investigation.
The testimony is very conflicting as
to the efficiency of incubators. Hatches
as high as 80 to 05 per cent of fer
tile" eggs are frequently made and as
low as rs per cent or less. Some claim
that the fault is in the stock that laid
the eggs. Others claim that the man
who runs the incubator is usually to
blame in failing to follow Instructions
and this is very often the case.
An even more serious problem Is to
hatch the chicks well. Some claim that
1t is easy to hatch the chicks, but hard
to raise them Some reports are made
TO the effect that within four weeks
after Matching every chick has died.
At certain seasons Of the year proba-
bly, so per cent of the incubator chicks
die. The cause of this great mortality
| Is usually ascrbed to faulty methods
| of brooding or feeding. The Tact that
| the chick may be hatched with I'M
paired vitality has not been recoghlzed
| fully. The evidence of vitality should
not be merely that the chick survives
the brooding period, but that 1t comes
to maturity with vitality equal to that
of the parent stock and is capable OF
transmitting the same vigor and health
to the second generation.
A series of carefully conducted In
yestigations at the Oregon Agricultural
college has brought out the following
facts as to the comparative efficiency
of hens and incubators:
! From $40 eggs set, incubators hatch
ed 533 chicks or COG per cent.
From 279 eggs hens hatched 2lS
chicks. or 7S.S per cent.
Eliminating eggs broken IN nests
the hens hatched So per cent OF eggs
set.
The incubators Matched 1873 per cent
of fertile" eggs and the hens hatcheo
96.5 per cent.
Eggs incubated artiticially tested ou
22.7 per cent as infertile, while those
incubated by hens tested out ll.s pei
cent.
The incubators showed 1915 per cen
of chicks dead in the SHELF and thu
hens % per cent.
Chicks Matched under hens weighed
heavier than chicks hatched In IN
| cubators. -.
; The mortality Of hen Matched chick
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-12-16

will be astonished to know that the
business of grinding alfalfa hay into
meal has reached the point where
millers organize their business. Baled
alfalfa, according to these millers, is
going out of the market, while the
ground product has reached an enor-
nous sale.
In the culture of the crop also new
tools and methods are being devised.
In the southwest particularly 1t has
been found desirable to work the al
falfa over with some shallow working
tool which will chop up the ground
without cutting off the crop, so as to
prevent it's sprouting A recent bulle-
tin from the Arizona station discusses
this matter. The proper kind of disk
harrow in that country not only
quickens up the growth of alfalfa ana
destroys large number of weeds, but
also helps destroy many insect enemies
by turning up their eggs so that they
are destroyed For some time the or
binary disk harrows were used, but a
new tool is now being operated In
this tool spikes or teeth like those
used on d tooth harrow are fastened
to the disk, so that instead of cutting
the surface, as a disk harrow does
these teeth chop up and turn over the
surface.