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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-09

Ir1IeH, DIe, DeHn lie altT nentg @in.
flub alif oas gnbreiultat baben ner.
ben, bod bic 3eit binretheilb in 9ln.
prub nebmen fonnen, Inn Die glrbei.
ten Der &orpention su per3ogern.
3os Sa1ptintereiie nenbet iih aur
9eit Dem Caucus Der Rep Dorfer 9c.
legation 81, Der am mittog begonnen
bat, oenn Dos @erbaIten 6ieier 9ele.
CATION uno Die Stimmen5abI BON 7S,
bic unbter Der 9eitimmung Elm m
aonbioaten 3ufoIlen n,iiiien, fam ouf
ooS Reiultat einen groBen ginflub
alsiiben. @rfl6rungen eintaer GeIe.
gaten boben ben Ginbrut beroorgeru.
fen, aIs oh Die Stinmen Der 0elega.
tion fir Serrr 9rpan abseben mir.
Den, aber eS befinbet ii6 cine 9ruppe
alter 91npfer in Der Delegation, Die,
ieIbit Denn fie nt6t groB an 9abl iein
ioQte, bob cine grobe grfabrung bat,
Die unoerGnbert ge9en @rpan itnb uno
bis sum IeBten glugenblif gegen grp.
an fdmpfen peroen.
gluS elmer &onferens Der glntt.
grpan'2eute fam geitern cine grfI1.
rltng oeS Gol. 90. 8uffep, &onitee.
mannes aus 8eunipnanten, biniiht.
lid 8rpon8 4euBerlirgen iiber 8uf.
fep, Die iebr iharf Iautete uno Bai.
Ter auf bic Wfiible Der glrtis9rpan.
Wdnner mar.
Cine onoere tntereiiante Gnttpif.
lang mur geItern Oie befinittpe Gnt.
iheibung Ser Cbioer Delegation, ooB
@ilrgermeiiter Qor. 8 SSobnion bon
GleueInub nidt mie6er Rationaltomt.
teemnnr BON oieiem Staate tper6en
ioQ. Die Sbioer bielten tbren Gnu.
Gus ouf Dem 3uge ab un0 33 bon ben
46 IeIegoten paren onneieno. Sobn.
ion erbielt nur ie6S Stimmen, nab.
reno Die anberen q Stimmen auf
oer friiberen @orIttenben 6es Stoats.
erefuttpfomitces Surpep 8arber BON
Columbus fielen. 9iirgermeiiter
Sobnion ieIbIt, Der nit Der 3eIega.
tion eintrai, a6er alletn in elmer offe.
men a1ttide na6 0em S5otel fubr,
io9te, baB er fem SntereIie an Der
Reoerei babe, oaB er 8ortsenber beS
MationoIfomitees rperben ioIle, rGie.
ie TGtigfeit Iiegt mir poaItdn6tg
fern," iogte ct, nunb ouberoem lit
meine gtrbeit in Glepelonb nod nidt
beenbet."
Won gIaubt jebt, 0aB Die 4OnOen.
tion bier Sage oouern uno am Sret.
tag beep6et iein wirO, oo aber Bis Jest
beri6ie6ene 5rogen nod offen liegen,
10 lQBt iid iiber Die Sahe nod ni6tS
9eittntmteS iogen.
Die Observation-Disclosures lit
Dor Der Sonb bel Seite geIegt woroen,
ga Serr @rpon oic 9(nitdt uusgeipro-
den bat, oaB iie crit tpteoer beipro4en
perben jon, no6oem Die 6rage fir
ben 4anotbaten our eriten StelIe er'
Ieoigt lit. Tie Sttuatton in oteier
9e3ie1ung lit GbnIih oerienigen, bic
i'm letten @tonnte IN Der repubIifont.
ihen 3onoention in Chicago berrIHte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-09
Sullivan miro
nid)t porfber
@ia als RitgltcS oes bemufratiiAeu
( aatiuualfcmttces reiiguieren.
Stebt nit Bryan nodD
nidDt auf outem FuBr.
2ansere Sonfcren5cn grpans NIT go
lititeru aus 9llinuis.

3 Snirpiep, 2tncoIn, 9teb., 6. 2y,tIi
Ole @emerfung bes Col. 8uffer
.llon 4ennipl0orier BET ieiner @eifuI.
6igltng 9rpons, 0oB oieier nit Dem
o8ob" Roger 6. SuQtUon BON SQi'
nois, Oeren Stimme er broube, einen
8ompromiB ab8ei6loiien babe, lcnfte
oaS Sntereiie ouf etne grtl6rung, Die
geitern bier Der GeIegot 81. s. Gun.
lap BON Sulnoi8 9emq6t bot.
Serr TurIap erfl1rte, boB SuQi.
odn nidt rur ntht @orItter oeS ga,
tionoIfomtteeS iein tperbe, ionbern
oaB er n[8 Mtt9Iie0 bie'es &onitees
BON SQinoiS reitgnieren tpiirbe.
n@tro er aus freiem @tQen reitg.
nieren ooer neil er ieine 9tieoerlnge
Dor 9lugen ltebt?" mrr6e Der Serr
aus SQinoi5 gefrogt.
gr miro obne &f reIigniercn,
ontnortete langiam Serr 3unlap.
rSat Serr 9rpan ieinen @tnfluf
ongepen6et, Inn BEN Riftritt Suui.
BANS gu errei6en9"
Sd oenfe, oob ii6 9err @Dor
freuen miro"
Spe3ieQe @iAttqfeit miro Ser gr'
fIGrung 6eS @errrp GunIop aus Dem
8run0e bei9eIe9t, boB er unb 8ihter
.. M. Ibompion bon 3afionOiGe,
Suinoi8, an 6en @err @rpan Den of'
FentIiden 8rief i6rieb, in Dem er
Serrn SuQipon oltfforberte, bon ben1
aomitee 3uriif3utreten, brei Io8(
bIieben, oiel l0nger olS ieber onoerf
9eiuter, unb 9rpon tGgIid iaben.
Serr Qunlop oeutete an, ooB Die
4onferen5en megen beS Mttt9lieoe;
oes 4omitees bon SQtnois abgebalter
tpor6en ieter.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-09

Hut1onaGer aunrano gegen cine Re.
gierlng lit, Die 9araeuap in 8erbGIt.
nt'ie berabgeOrdugt bat, Die Dem
&anferott nabe iinb, lrnS cine tGgIi6e
8errinoerung oes SanSeIs, cine itei.
genoe 8eloprdmie unb padienoe
St)aoigung Der 9eooIferi,ng bringen.
Die 9fepoIution begaur am 80.
Snnit iagte Or. 8on0rn, nit elmer
Weuteret oes erIten &egimentS ar.
ttIlerie uno S5nianterie, sic nit Dem
bepaffreten Eransportoompfer .2i.
berIta0" Ole GoIi3etbarofen IN gliltn.
cion bonbar6ierten, no 1000 Munn
einquartiert tporen.
Or. @ouOro fiigte bin3u, oob es
ietne ueber3euglng lei, Die &egierurQ
miiroe oertrieben un6 entpeber Gene.
ral Gabalero ODER General @scobor
ais RrGioent eingeiest neroen.
gead Bel Der 9teeierlmg einaetrof.
fenen 9a6ri6ten beftnoet iih 6aS
Sauptquartter Der neuen iniurreftio.
nellen getpegung in 8aroguap in
Stape, elmer fIeinen StaSt BEL 9(iun.
cion. Inter oen RepoIution6rer be.
finoen iid mebrere @otoiQore Erup.
pen. Ser ietige grdii6ent iSerrepro
bat it6 NIT Oem &riegsmirtIter an
Die Spibe elmer Irnee Iopaler &rup.
pen geiteQt un0 maribiert no6
Stope.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-09

voucher 'o9te, oaB Der galIon tpeni.
aer als 3 Wtilen iiber ben See geilor
gen lei, ais er pl0tli6 tpie Elm Stein
fiel. 9craorb mar beinabe polIit1noi9
nnter @diier, trot Der 9emiibungeit
WueQers. itro oes Sungen. Die 2ail
~ erleifJtern.
Suno, Sebensmittel. 35nitrumente,
9(nferieiI unb ielbit Die Gode Der Gi.
Ioten murocn iiber 9oro 9eporfen.
Se6er ergriii einen SRettln9sgiirte
uno S6oened periuhte IN bas Ba'.
Ter su iprin9en, lpurbe aber BON iei.
mem 6Itcren 6enciien oaran gebin.
bert. Ger 2iu19e erbielt ben auftrag,
in oQs 5ofelncrf ju fletteru. ober
MueQer biieb in oem &orbe. obaIeih
tgm ods gSatIer iiber ieine 9rrtit alma
uno bitter fnlt mar. ~.
Ter rGtnctnnati" fl,br iiber Iie
btnmeg, aIs iie In oieier Sage paren
uno boten ibnen Siilfe an, inoem Iie
ibnen Ourd Wegopbonen 3uriefen.
WueQer luinfte ibnen 3u, peiter 3u
/: fobren, bo Der y8iIe be 9ieppe" lid,
tnfoI9e Der &ibtung bes Q9inoes BE.
relts ouf3urthten begann.
3ehn ODER mebr WeiIen nurbe Der
4orb in ihnellIter @eiie ii6er Ger
GberfIo6e oeS @aIiers bingeriiien.
S6oeref fInmmerte iid per3melielt
in oas GofeInerf, nobel ihm beinobe
Ole Sout pon Ger @ono geriIien
Duroe.
Gbne 8emarnt gu iein, geriet Der
Baton pI0bltf In cine portne Quit.
Itomung uno itieg 3u elmer S0be BON
1000 SUB. 0ie CbrtrommeIn ron
S6oenef uno W}ueQer pIotten bel.
no6e infolge oes ihnelIen @ehieIs
un6 Der Sunge ibrte Dor S6mer3en
auf uno 3itterte Dor aGlte. WueQer
nobm trob Ietne8 eigenen WiB9ei6ifs
Den Sungen in ieine 4rrre uno mGrn.
te i'm ioOtel pte mogllh. 8Iildli6er.
peiie bIieb Der 9auon niht Innge in
Der groBen 9obe, ionberr begonn bel
nobe iofort rpie6er langiam gu iirfen
G5 NOR iiir MueQer unm0glih, 81
beItimmen, :oie lorge lie ii6er Den
@olfen blie5en. 0bne SnItrlrmenta
mar er rt6t in1ftanbe, Die 3eit. Rid,
,turg ober ~>fitan3 3u 6eItimmen. 9oI0
naren lie sod imitonoe Die 2i6ter
elmer Stoct inter itf) ju unterifeioer
uno lie rn:ten, ooB iie feiten @ober
unter lid hotten. Sie poI'Ierten DE
9i6ter unf iaben Damn cine onbere
8ruppe.
8eptB, boB cine ii6cre 2oroun9
benerfIteQiot ner6en fonnte, trni
WueQer 0orbereitllngen binab5uItei.
gen. Tos Nentil rpuroe noh urb
no6 ge0finet un0 ser 9aQon fam
Iongiom CUR groe. I'm s l1br 80
lanoeten lie rubig in einem SeIoe, 8
Meilen bon Benton Snr6or, bon mel
dem @unfte aus lie pergebIi6 cine
@oti6oft nu6 Chicago 81 ien6en iu6.
ten. Qie regltldre EeIe8rapbenoffice
mar fir bie 9tad1t geidloIien uno Ger
GiIenbobn.G Gelegropbiit mei9erte iih,
lie in @erbinoung NIT Oieier StaSt 81
hrinnpn
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-09
Afuolutioll 1T
.;,s..zs.e paraouap
Dan bofft Die gcscnmGrtise Resie
rnng sm SuOen merfcu 5u fOnnen.
Soil oas 2ano in
Nnelii& eefliir,t babrn,
ErGIoent ScrrcDra nnb Der SrIegs
mtniitcr siebeu gegen Die
&e6cllcn.
guenos 9(pres, 6. SSuli.

y " IL = y y , -. NSull.
Ster eingetroffene gtadridten aus
Sormoia i'm noroltfen 5etle bon
glrgentinien meloen, baB in ben
StraBen BON giuncion, Der Smtpt.
itu0t BON Iaroguop, mo- tiir3lid eine
HeOolution ousgebroden lit, elm blu'
tiger &f itattgefan0eu bat, in Dem
SunOerte bon 8erionen gefallen ODER
uerpun6et por0en iilto.
Ser @eimote ser 8eretuigten
Staaten in 8araguap uno ltruguap,
GODar6 6. S'9rien, uno iein Sefre'
tar Sarrp g. OapSIep it. befinOen iif)
in gliuncion.
Selegrapbiide unO teIepboniide
8erbinoung nit Iirlncton lit abge.
i6nttten uno infolge oeiien Iiefen bier
piSeriprehenoe @eriihte ieuiationeI'
len Gbarafters lumber.
Or. Gaeiar @onora, Der NIT Or.
Sope3 BON bier unb ben @euera!en
Gaballero uno @scobar, bei6e iriibere
8raitSenten BON garaguap, elmer be,
leitenoen 8etiter Der Repoluiton in
Saraauap lit, iagt, oaB Die gegen'
tpGrtige 9eipegilng, Die Dor einem
Sabre oraaniitert puroe. elm rein
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-09
.aIlh
1iru9efp;nfe.
8tuuicSeIt ais bemufratiidcr 9anbioat
fir &i5eprGiiOent.
8 en- Der, 6. SSuIt.

$ Ell . er, b. SSltlt.
Ger friibere 8ouoerneur G6arles
g. Tboma8 BON Colorado, Ser oieicn
Stoat in Dem Romitee fir NeIoIutio.
men in Der 6emofratii6en 8onoention
bertreten miro, erfldrte nit oollem
Grnite, ooB er fir RooIepeIt ais 9i5e.
prGiiOent iei. n@r lit bel tpeitem Der
ftGrfite Woun, ben mir rominiercn
fonnten," iagte er, nltnb tf CLAUDE,
6oB tpenn iein 0ome genonnt meroen
foQte, er itd ol5 8eminner 3et8en
tpiir6e unb 0aB er annebmen peroe,
tpenn er nomtniert tpiir6e. Sd tonn
ni6t einieben, tpte er abIebuen t0nn.
te."
.sSiir6ten Sic niht, 6aB penn Sic
&ooieoelt fitr irgeno cine Stequng gu
ftarf empiebIen, ooB bic &onpention
tbn einitimmis fir ben eriten 8Ios
aufiteaen piiroe?" fraste elm repu.
bItfonii9er 3uborer.
sd tpiirbe ni6t iiberrai6t Iein,
ertptoerte 8ouperneur Sbomas. ngt'
ne i9lehtere Code tonute uns 3uIto'
Ben; er 1T Der itartite Monn, Der no.
miniert neroen f0nnte, unb penn Oos
3olt 3uIammerbteIte unb i'm an et'
rem nnobbdngigen Sidet nominierte
bin i6 itter. er tperoe beioe Roml'
nierte i6lagen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-09
pemokrattfde
Qationalkonututiou
@iro mOrgen mtttag i'm nencn glnSi.
tUrium in 9cnper CrOffnct
iuerocn.
pie fin,elnfn ptleAationcn
baItrn RauRr0, b.
Die I5eprGiSentidaftSirngc porlGu'
fig bel Seite gelcgt.
Qenper. Colo. 6. NllLi

Ga mOrgen mittog Die erite Sigung
Der oemotratii6en gtationolfonpen.
tton IN Dem neu erbauten 2luoi1orillm
beginnt, 10 miro ben beute ituttiinoen.
ben geipredungen Der Gelegaten be.
ionoere 8i6tigtett betgelegt. 8iele
StaatSoeIegationen baben Sisungen
abgebaIten uno einiee pon ibnen per.
ben ith oireft nit Der Rominierung
zines Observation-Disclosures be.
i6dftigen. 9as Rationalfcmitee be.
idaitiat iih NIT grleniauua ben 4cn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-09
eutt|hifer prrbriibt.
Ginc &Obre nit bsisem @aiier an
ieinem aeruplan iprinst.
0emars. 6. oSuIi

Der 2ufti6iffer 8ilbur Brigbt
tpur6e an grlrit uno armen i6mer3'
lid uerbriibt, alS am Sotnstag eine
8q0bre mil beiBein 8aiier barit, pdb'
reno er zen Wehanismus ieInes
pleropIans prifte. Serr 8rigbt Der.
dcr unter Ssn flr6tbaren S6mer5en
bos 9erpuBtieiu. Or fam ieood)
idnell mieber su iih nnS ertIdrte,
r,i6t ifaper perlest tporben 81 lem.
Dos geroplan mar niHt bef&doigt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-09
Gin Snnss uerlisrt beim Ssrindl, Den
anoeren sn retten, bas 2e6cn.
Suberinr. @is.. 6. esr

Supert 0r, Wis, 6. S5lilt.
George Efompion, 10 Sabre alt
uno 8ercp 0np, IS Sabre alt, iinb ge.
tern nohm;ttos in Der bieiiseu gudt
,rtrunfen. g9Gbrenb iie auf einem
Slobe ipieIteh psrlor Der ilinee
Sborpion elm 8leihgerpiht unb fiel
ing 8aiie,. Tan iprang ibm nad
nm ibn au retten unb beioe ertranfen.
Die 2eihen tuuroen deborIen-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11
The Man Who Could
Walk Straight
Copyright. by shortstory Pub. Coz
BY Frank Burnham BagLey

else veered to the left in walking, his
tendency was in the opposite direction.
All! Now the details came back to
him. He had corrected the trend to
the right by giving the left foot
half shift outward at each third step!
He would try it, and could only hope
that increase of height and weight and
age would not affect the result.
Now his time had come. With many
bad jokes at his expense they removed
the gag and the rope about his legs,
but plunged him in darkness by bind.
ing his eyes.
Grasped again by rough hands, he
was held one long, dreadful moment,
during which he saw in his minds eye
that figure of a man on the ground,
silently pointing out the sole road to
safety! Then he was given slight
turn into a position from which he
was careful not to swerve the fraction
of an inch. Then came the dread
command:
Walk straight ahead!"
1t is difficult-perhaps impossible
to convey to one who has not under
gone such an ordeal any conception Of
the dread, the horror, the shrinking,
sickening fear that crushed down in
the darkness upon the stout soul of
Grafton Rouse. With every other
sense but sight sharpened by his peril,
he could hear upon the short turf the
stealthy footballs of the assassins,
drumming death march. An inward
echo of the poor guides last awful
cry sounded in his ears.
Amid this tumult of emotions, some
old acquired habit of cerebration kept
accurate count of his footsteps, and
every third time the left foot touched
the ground it was shifted automatical-
ly outward the fraction of circle.
There was no laughter behind him
now, and the silence was encourage
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11
eRIsT FOR THE FARMER.

The loader and the hay fork make
the job shorter and easier than ever.
How about thai GId leaky wooden
tank? A cement tank will not dry
out.
If the cellar needs ventilation, and
1t generally does, open the doors and
windows at night instead of in the
daytime. Have screens 20 keep out
cats, rats, etc.
Stir the earth Remember the agi-
tation is death to all wrongs of the
soil. Man never devised more use
full and valuable instrument than the
hoe In all its forms.
The greatest aid of all is your faith
full team. See to 1t that your horses
are not pestered by flies and that they
are properly fed and watered. They
earn human treatment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11

ment indeed; he must be walking
straight. On and on he went, such an
interminable distance that he began
to imagine himself alone, and had an
impulse to make dash for the noun
tains, but controlled himself
A few steps farther on, his foot
came suddenly in contact with some
thing that gave him the keenest thrill
he had yet experienced, and he held
back involuntarily. Was it death-or
life and liberty? His other foot, be-
fore he could check the motion, Joined
the first upon board, which emitted
hollow sound.
Halt" came ringing order, the
most welcome he had ever obeyed.
Congratulations, senior, you walk
straight indeed, for lame man"
A murmur of approval from the 9TH
er voices convinced Rousse in an in
definite way, but with an infinite re-
lief, that he was somehow saved.
The cords around his wrists were
cut, but at the same time his legs
were tied again. After waiting a long
time for further orders, with the band.
age still over his eyes, he raised his
hands to remove it, half expecting
to be shot for his temerity.
The sight that met his blinking eyes
was, even after the intangible terrors
of the darkness, a shock that sent q
wave of horror sweeping through him,
and brought him tottering to his
knees, clinging for life to a narrow
plank!
He found himself upon the end of
a swinging bridge spanning a volcanic
rift cleft clean through the middle Of
the plateau, as sharply as though cut
with a mighty saw. In its depth it
was abysmal, and in that awful trench
of titanic battlefield lay the remains
of all those wretches who had been
hidden to walk straight"-to God!
When Rouse could take his eyes
from the black chasm he had escaped,
he saw his burro hitchcd to the single
post supporting one end of the guard
rope of the bridge. The robbers were
half way back to their own mounts.
When he had united his legs and led
his donkey across the gulf, he natur.
ally reached for the Winchester
swung on the pommel, and was NOT
surprised to find 1t empty and the car
fridge belt gone. but when he unrolleo
his blanket that night on the eastern
slope of the Andes, and both belt and
Uorey fell out. he almost wished hl
sac sturned the courteous hat-waW
80 bandits as tsey rode away.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11

there 1t may be taken out with a
"spud," which is simply a two-inch
chisel with handle, by means OF
which the farmer can cut out rapidly
many Of these weeds, but where it is
scattered over the field the only way
is to put it through a course of rota.
ton.
This is one Of the worst weeds, and
is very prevalent in Europe, some Of
the eastern states, southern Illinois,
and similar latitudes. In buying seed
examine it with microscope. If you
do not have one, buy one or send a
sample of your seed to your expert.
ment station for examination. The
seed is about the same size as clover
and can only be distinguished from it
by the fact that it is concave on one
side instead of round Don't SOW
clover containing this seed under any
circumstances.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11
WHEN NITROGEN is LACKING.
Appearance of the Plants an lndica
ton of the Deficiency.

In the absence of nitrogen the plant
makes no appreciable growth. With
only limited supply, the plant com.
mences to grow in normal way, but
as soon as the available nitrogen is
used up, the lower and smaller leaves
begin gradually to die down from the
tips and all the plants energy is CEN
tered in one or two leaves. Nitrogen
is one of the main constituents of pro-
tein. which is possibly the most val
liable part of plant. 1t is also a
constituent Of chlorophyll, the green
coloring matter Of plants; hence with
limited supply of nitrogen, the
leaves will have sickly yellow color.
Plants with large, well-developed
leaves are not suffering for nitrogen.
An abundance of this substance will
produce a luxuriant growth of leaf
and stem, but 1t will retard maturity.
and, with cereals, will frequently
cause the crop to lodge" Therefore,
when crops, such as cereals, tomatoes,
potatoes, ETC., are to be matured, an
over supply of nitrogen is injurious;
but with crops, such as lettuce, cab
bage, ETC., which are harvested in the
green condition, an abundance of nj
trogen will, other fertilizing constitu-
ents being present, tend to produce
strong, vigorous growth and give
cispness or quality to these c'ops.-
Prof. r. Harcourt, Ontario Station.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11
CARE OF SEPARATOR CREAM.
Il Should Be Cooled as Fast az II
Comes from the Machine.

The ideal way of cooling separator
cream is to have 1t run from the cream
spout of the separator directly over a
water cooler. This should reduce the
temperature to as near SO degrees
Fahrenheit as possible. The cream
must then be kept at a temperature
below 60 degrees Fahrenheit by set.
ting the clean cans in cold water. 1t
should be gathered for delivery to the
factory as often as every other day in
the hot summer weather. When a
cream cooler is not used the cream
cans should not be over six inches in
diameter and by setting these cans in
cold water the temperature should be
reduced to 60 degrees Fahrenheit or
below. This must be done at once and
in order to hasten the cooling, the
cream should be frequently stirred.
A Tin disc to which Is attached a
strong wire handle two feet long
makes an efficient agitator for this
purpose.-E. H. harrington, at In
stitute.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11
CHANGING WORK.
Farmers Would Find 1t to Their In
terests to Help Each Other Out.
stitute.

The silo filling season is here. Now
is the time when every neighborhood
should thoroughly appreciate the
spirit of cooperation. The time was
when we used to change work plow-
ing, planting, haying, harvesting and
threshing. With the advent of i'm
proved machinery farmers have be-
come more Independent of each other
and have not looked to their neigh
bors for help. There is no time
when the spirit of friendly co-opera-
ton is more to be desired than dur
ing the silo filling season. 1t does
not take a large force of men, but 1t
is much better II those in the imme-
diate neighborhood should work to-
gether 1t frequently happens that
more teams are needed than one farm
affords and it is cheaper at this sea
son of the year to change work than
to hire.
/ sometimes think, writes farmer
correspondent, that we are hecom-
ing too independent, 1t would be
better If we would look to our friends
and neighbors for more help. / feel
sure that the social life of the COM
munity would be improved by such
a practice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11
EVAPORATION.
Plays Very Large Part In All Asri-
cultural Processes.

Evaporation plays very large part
in all agricultural processes. The
rapidity with which evaporation goes
on determines to n large extent the
rapidity of growth. 1t should be evil
dent to any person that the building
up Of plant can progress only as fast
as the food can be carried to it, and
this food can be carried only as fast
as the water moves in the plant, as
all plant food is held in solution in
the liquid that carries it.
The evaporation from the surfaces
of the plant supplies the motive pow
er for the liquid that is in the internal
portions of the plants. If the day is
a hot one and the atmosphere is dry,
the drying up of the moisture on the
plant leads to the instant supply of
more moisture by the plant, and this
is an important factor in the process
Of sap movement.
That is the reason that in humid
climates where the sky is obscured by
clouds for q large part of the time, the
processes of growth are so slow that
many things fail to ripen in an ordi.
nary season, explains Farmers Re-
view. The farmer sometimes COM
plains at a long period of unclouded
sky; but if his plants have enough
water to supply their needs they are
making an unusually rapid growth in
the time in which they are receiving
an unusual amount of sunshine.
1t is for this reason that the wealth
or bureaus now supply data as to
percentage of sunshine during given
period Thus in a recent report of
the Illinois weather bureau it was
stated that for the week covered by
the report the amount of sunshine
was 60 per cent, which meant that
the amount of sunshine strongly af.
fects the evaporation, and this in turn
affects the development of crops.
Under bright sunshine crops develop
more rapidly than under clouded
skies.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11

Language grows apace with the
Victories of applied science. Con-
slider for moment how many words
In the ordinary work-a-day vocabu-
larry were unknown quarter of q
century ago and ere the natural prod
uct of discovery and invention. With
the perfection of wireless transmits
sion of intelligence there obviously
came need Of word designating a
message conveyed by the new method.
"Ethergram" has been suggested and,
in fact, is being used in Great Britain.
II not, why not?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11
A Gate Easy to Handle.

how it is done. A gate is built, long
enough to go between the posts set,
and a solid post sawed off at one side
two feet above the ground. The mid
die rib of the gate is left long enough
to rest on this low post. 1t must be
thick to take a pin or an iron bolt
that is driven into the post. At the
other end, explains Farm and Home,
it is worked down to act as an axle
for the wheel which carries the end
of the gate around with the least ex-
ertion on the part of the operator