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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

AeaOn u0 blan0t 6renrme0e, loa Be
faar 9inene op for, bpilfe Eeri on=
ligbe6er ser rl1n1n1es in0enfor Dor
Nation, ogiaa ber / Mmerifa.
ST.. 9egner mo0tager oilers al
brig SSournolilter og la0er Jig fife in
terpietpe. Sons: 8iogrufi fan man
lgie Jig til / u0anife / Mmertfa"
Set efterfslgenbe er 0erfor fun lps=
repne Sref fra EFT pripat 9amtale
meo en. elifper0ig 2onos1nono -
EN- Samtale Ser lelpfplgelig lagt ID
res poa go6t 9mlf; Mnton @egner
bar beloigpfs, tro6sr ct IA slars 9p=
bol0 / Mmerifn,. life e11ona1 lert SEN
e6le &unit at toIe v6m1f-mert=
fanlf".
v9e fan lige Deres 2eiere fra
mig" tiger SIR. &egner laaleoes bl.
a., rat jeg er meget GLAD peo at
bope funnel optr96e pe6 0enne San=
gerfeif, Dem fdrlte i%fan0inaptfe, peo
bpilfen leg bi0tnotil far taget Mnle6=
ming til at'mootage @ngagementstil=
blt0, &oncerten / @oar Mftes Gre-
oog) bar nomerfet ttlfre6Sfttllen6e
/ De itore Sref, oe ieg ipntes goot ON
6allesforets &rpftationer = en- for
tienftfulo @ierntng iaale0es at frem-
fgre ifanoinapiif Sangfunit | en- iaa
ppperlig Masiepirfning. Mrs. Sobn
S. 0abl er en- ier6eles babil Mffom=
pagnatrice; men bap6e leg pt6it at
Der ber | Minneapolis bar ct iaa uo-
m9rfet SDmfoniorfeiter, fnnoe leg
bapeS2Dit til at bore optraa6t iam-
me1 meo set ogiao. @efretgr 81.
$ a M a n, iom leg foritaar er
ben le6en6e Mano / at babe bragt
oenne &oncert iitan6, fortiener al ben
&os, ban fan faa for Bette tit imuffe
Nrbei6e."
ST.. Segner fortaIler % ON fin
Samilie biemme; bans al6ite Bro
Der, 2l16pig s., er lite &ontrabasitit
/ oct tgI. 3apeI biemrne / &igben.
,babn, % 6ennes Sgn igien, 2ouis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
Jarmcreus l1obpttc.

Sc anscrifonlte Uarmere uil iaar,
MIeb Sc ull ginloenOe Hriier paa Be-
Ees Sro0ufter, faa ct l(0bDtte al
@sltel1, ser al Experts an laaes til
G 500 Millioner Collars mere ems
act inl1Iebe ltobptte ifjor. Settle
B;eu,ohDte 5fpl0es fife laa meget
ffgrre Afgrpoer iol1 Deiere &riler.
4s6 andre Sro: 6orbrugeren beta-
1u mcre iaar for SEN ialnme 8are
ano bon gior0e / Sc foru0gaaenoe
Aar. Men Sen iterre Sn0tegt al
300 Millioner Collars betpoer en-
Hiennsmlnitlig Merinotegt for bele
B~efnlfnil1gel1 al c. 10 Collars pr.
5toihio.
Statiitifeu angiper, at Sen ianle>
DE Gnroi at Sc omertfanife Tarme er
28 8iIioner Collars, og at Marsino=
fGgten al Tarn1e1e gienneml nitlig
fau 1nttes til Ell 6jeroeoel al Bette
BeIpb, laale0es oltiao at 6ormen /
&pbet nj 4 Mur far inobragt lin egel1
B9rm. Gette filler 6armeren pon
outrelu arl1n1c financiel(e @oi liz lom1
be fterre aplmeOe Sl10uitrier. Gtaol=
:frulten far eli @rl1ttoinbtegt, ser i
8ooe Murin9er fan itige op til en-
Ereoiebel at ben lamle0e &upitolilo
zion, Fernfplpania !Sernbaneiplten1et
:fie1te 1iblte Mor neiten ngjogtigt en-
5ieroeoci al Set iamle6e @elpb al
AHiefnpital og Bombs. Samme11<.
4fgnet n1e1 Bette lt0bptte> og / @e=
trngt1la1g al at set er 6ormereu,
toln ffaber Sen %9fig0on, paa bpilfen
ole andre gntrepriier er bpgge0e,
33om alt1aa er BEN egenlige 8erer 90
Brunopofb for alle @er0ier, ct hans
:Muoel uf l1obpttet ingenllmoe urine
Fig fltprt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
ro(er gaft.
@rciioentcn crflcrer, at fan pil pert
bcn bebite Gfterfplgcr.

Sore 2onoSmeno far EN- l1be=
grGn0iet Sillt0 til Sbeooore &oole-
pelt; Sc be0, bpoo fan far u0rettet
for 0en1 og for bette 2ou0; Sc erin=
orer Sc mango @orge> ban far bull
pet fattige, ulyffelige M%rbei0ere og
tDunget 0eres Mrbei0sgipere til at
bebonole oem pao en retfnr0ig Moo=
De; oe peo, at ban far angrebet Sc
itore &orporattoner, Ser blep brepne
paa ubgoerlig @is, og Sc bor Silli0
til, at ban arbejoer og nil pe0blipe
at orbejoe til 8e01te for bele Cant
bets @efolfning.
Me0 0enne 3illi0 til1te0e, betyoer
oct meget for bert at Sc peo, at
ban giper lit @tfolb til, at IS / r.
I I a $. s al t er' &epubli=
fanernes &reiioent &anoioot. Scr.
Saft er blepen anlnooet ON at fort
iette i &ooiepelts Nolitif, og Yraii-
benton er iiffer poa, at fan pil gjg-
re Bette, 0a ban ellers fife piloe
it9tte bans Domination. !.
&reiioenten far u6tolt: rSSeg
troer fife, at man / bele 2anoet fan
fin0e Ell Man0, ser ct lao bel ififfet
til &reiioent iom Mr. Soft. &am
oil blibe EN- iaa f%ltlo1ten0ig Golfets
Mon6, JONI 9incoln por Set, pg poo
Sen on0en St6e fun6e ielpe 2incoln
life bore mere fri for set minoite:
Breg al 9emagogt eller mtn0ite
Een6ens til at oppeffe &losiebq6 al
nogen @lags. San far ct ipecielt og
intimt &ien0ifab til og @pmpatbi for
belle Solfets &rab - Sormerens,
Mrbeioerens, Sorretningsmonoens
iaa bel lom @runoeierens."
Sbtlfen &os fun6e bel bore 1tgrre
eno oisie 0ro fra en- iaa6on @ant,
og bpao @reit6ent @ooiebelt uotaler
bnr6e oberbeptie bore 2an6smpn6
ON, at scr. Soft er Sen Man6, Iom
set ligger / 6eres SnteresIe at itgtte
til @reii6entpalget.
Men oct er life olene Bette, man
ifal oernme efter. Sans &anolinger
fortiener mere ems Sos, tbi giennem
6ele bans LANCE Sieneite iom @egie-
rings @mbeosmano bar ban pi1t, at
bbor6an 5ttlltngen ems bar, bar ban.
Man6en me6 oct bre6e @in6eIoo,
.fair", beoerlig og abiol1lt retfpr-
Big.
Sci er | en- iaaoan Mon6s &en-
Der, at bore Sanosmeno og belle
Solicit ! bette itore 2an6 be6lt tan
betro oeres SSnteresier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
Tulfebilie "a sarifreform.

@8egge Sc itore Nartiers 8(otforme
a1otaler en- uotrpffelig 5ililutning til
9fetorm al Tololopen, men 0ennofra=
terue bep0er for 0eres @%eofommen=
DE, at Sc er Sc egenlige Natentino=
baoere for oenne Soc, og at set ner=
melt ct al Srpgt at Set republifonife
$arti bar la0et Zig fare in0 poo oen.
Senofraternes &an0i0at for @ice=
prplioent git enbog for1pltg / en- Sa=
ue' iaa piot, at ban paalto6, at / 60
riflobgibntng bar 6olfets Dnifer al
hriq b1epet aoipurgt og 0ets @ilie al
,orig blepet taget / @etragtning. @aq=
aleaes er set efter bans Mening gaaet
sfH, suf her bi6til intet ct foretoget /
:afhtrT1g al Sarif-Gepiiion Sil Ell
Bis Grab er Bette Sanobe0. Men
6olfet pelger fine &eprpi enta11ter til
ben lobgibenoe 6oriamltng, og peo
Balget at oiSie u0trpffer Solicit fin
heftemte @ilic / Sc pirfeligt brenoen-
he Spergsmaal. Set toger imioler=
# llang Sis at u0forme 6olfets Mn=
''thtel1e ON Sc bren0en6e @pergs=
iattnnl, 1aaleoes at Sc fan u6tale en-.
Bdtemt Mening ON oem peo @alge-
ne. On Sarifreform er al en- loo
irogoaenoe og gjennemgribenoe @e-
@onine for 'bele Samfunoet> at set
lite er en- Gag at lebe til, eller iom
Ian giennemfgres u0en at sen er
9rnnhigt foritaaet. 1ette tgr; mi IL
1eS ut bere Stlfel0et, og ser er tn
Zen Spirl ON, at Sen ,olminoeIige
Stemnl'19 baa6e / @eiolfningen og
! &reslen CT for &epilion. Sen re-
Plbiifanife &lotform er- n6trpf for
ben / Hartiet raaoenoe ofgiorte og
traftife, lite Blot tbeoretife, @tem-
ming onerfor bette Gpgrgsmaol, oq
4nH qiber Sen poerligere fraftiat
.1l6trpt cc6 at LOBE en- efstra @onqres=
;aesiion for Fol6repiiion, ioo mart
ltg5d1 er blepet 8reiioent. @epubIi=
dduernes $ol6ntng / 0enne Gag fan
beof uotrpffes / set betien6te gamle
0ro: Sc lure pou are right, tbe,1
40 abeao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

|opt latte Ills oper nogle Dplag al
ulRifet Salt opito6 flere granoe, Ieb,
iageoe Of g%fsploiioner, Ser gioros
megen 5fa6e.
5omttoig bragte Daloige &egnifp
Blooerne til at itige / baaoe Spo- %
Moro Carolina % @irginia, og Set
meobeles, at ser er omfommet L.
Mennelfer / Georgia, 20 / SDo 60
rolina og - i Moro Carolina. So
bet paa @ien0om | Muguitu alene 6
f., 2 Millioner Dollars, me6 2,O0l
Merneifer biemlpie. S Caroline
5taterne er BET Spartansburg o.
@reenpille meo omliggen6e 8per, be-
le0 melt, og 5faoen paa @ie11oon
mllaaes Der til mtnoit 1 Million.
Slertallet al Sc omfom11e bar Megre
life ODER Ell balp St1es &bi6e e.
0rufne0e. Wlereoe ON 2Gr6ager
begpnote Ser at fomme Oroen / go
gerl1e / Sc baaroe1t ramte 8per, oe
|ltore Oplog al acknowledgement
bleu ienot til Sc baor6eit ramte 81
ltrifter.
ii
Serlig ubpggelig bar sen @ata'
ltrofe, ser Matten n1ellem 6reoag oe
9proag ramte Ell lille Minebp Sol.
iom / SEN norolige Sci at Seem Mer.
leo, fife langt fra Srtni6ab, Colo
@Den ltgger / en- Canyon, giennem
itrpmmet al @imarron Greet, oper
bpis ppre 2eb peloige &aglitorm,
bar gaoet bele Sre0agen. gan6e,
oar iteget en0el Sre6ag Mften, 6oe
fife NOT til at peffe 9@ngitelie; men
bena0 Mi0nat t%elefonere6e en- &ancb.
man6 s Mtle openfor 8Den, at @drb,
flo0en TOM. @aa SEN SID bar oIlt
8eboer1te iSeng. 8eitprerin6en afSe,
lefonltationen, Mrs. g. S. 9foofe,
Ser piitnof bar Set enelte bnagre
Menneife | 8pen, ringeoe itrafs ollie
Mbonnenterne op og a6bareoe Dem
ON 6aren. Sum be6bleb me6 bette,
til 8anbet naoeoe Selefonbpgningen
og rep Sen og Sen brope Eelefon6ame
mes Jig. @n 80 500 hi 8an6mur
pGlte6e ne6 ODER 8pen og iaa at lige
bpert enelte @us blep rebet meo. Ser
er fun0et Is Sig, blan0t 6is1e Sele.
fonbeltprerlfens mango Mile neoen.
for 8pen, meo &greapparatet ipenbt
fait til ben6es @ope6. Mange Suite
iejlebe neS as 8an0et, og fra 2anb
fun0e man ie ten6te 2ps / @inouer.
lie. st @lts blep repet me6 s Mile
og blep i(pnget 110 ODER ct Sal6; al.
|le 8eboerne blep fnuit paa Skipper.
lie. &ele Natten og Sen f6lgen6e
Dag maatte Sc @ieml6ie tilbringe
poo 8iergiioerne, og mango al oem
fit fprit @ielp efter at babe til.
bragt 48 Sinner u0en 6poe -og @uslp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
cit Melterbaon0> nogenlin0e far b110:
% ber / Minneopolts. 8. 6. 9.
Siote Npt fra Dan
mQr6.

st telegram fra @ipbenbaon al
20. Mugl11t me06eler, at Der er in0'
truffet ct ~alporligt u%lDffesttlf9loe
ombor6 paa &rp6ieren nSefla" UNDER
Sfpoeebeller / Marbusbugten. @n
@ranat efsplooereoe, bDorbe6 2
Mgno orebtes og JETS al1ore fom al
uorligt tilifa6e.
st an6et telegram AT 81. Mugltlt
me0Oeler, at EN- np %anierfrp6ier,
rGbriitian TX, l9b al 5tabelen pao
Orlogspprftet 9gr0ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
Spitnbiieteruc / 1tblanoet er ifpl

-
&c 8eretning fra &egieringenS Spe=
cialagent 9apiS / 2iperpool giennem=
gaaen6e 6aarlige, iaaleoes at Ser Ell
Sc be6ite r6iigter for, at gfterip6rg-
lelen efter amerifanif &orn og Sort
parer bill bliDe meget flor. SDe0e-
6piten / 9itrige og &uslano bar me-
get lille, og SEN ct al1erebe MI belt
u0iolgt. Soften ! Snoien er laoet
fell / ltore Di1trifter, og Nuitraliens
&eit ser par meget lille, er allere6e
uoiolgt. Men for at oe amertfanife
Mellere ifal funne outage &onfur-
rencen / set engelife Marfeo, mao Sc
nl1peren6e Melprtier re0uceres og
Melets @balitet %forbeoreS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
.Iunsrcsmano fur Minncipta s. 81
itrift.

81 bar / tioligere &an1pogner lpgt
at boloe pore 2ei ere 4 jour meo SEN
pulitijfe Sitl1ation pe0 paa en- lpar=
, tiff Maa0e at omtale Sc forlfielltge
f, &onoi0ater,' ON bpts Sitting til po-
i%litiife sp6r9sltoal ri far ipgt Oplps-
ming be0 S11terpiems. 6lertallet al
&%an0iooterne ct laare billige til at
fortglle ON Jig lelp og bpao Sc me-
ner at boue l0rettet, JON gjgr Sem
fortient til Sen Stilling, Sc attraaer.
Sum ganlfe faa er beifeone / 0eres
lt0taleller | lua 9enlcen6e, melt
poerlt iiel0en ben0er Set at en- &or-
0i0at negter / ct loo0ont Snterpiem
at fortGlle nogct ON Zig ielp. On
laa0on l1n0tagelle ct 6 ongres=
nj a 5 s. NJ 9 e . e.
&eprGi ental1t for Minnelota s.. &ol1=
gresoiitrift og &onoi0at for @ien=
Dalg / gfteroaret. 9e Oplpsninger,
hi Jet % iltan0 til at bringe ON bans
&irfiombeo / &on9reslen til Sor6el
for bans 9iitrift og for bele 9an6et,
fommer 0erfor life fra bam ielp, men
fra forifiellige at bans mango @e>1=
rer.
&ongresman0 8e0e far ifoffet SEN
%offenlige Spgning / 9ulutb Ell 8e~
pilling al $4,000 for n6pioelie al
@run6e1e $4,000 til Giifenoflef-
ningsmltalte11, til npt Yoitfontor /
&irginia $4,000, %uoarbejoet Sor=
flag om 9eptlling al 100000 til
EFT M Solbfutter for Safe Superior
mes @ooeoitation / 9a1lutb, @epilling
til 8roe1 ober ct. 2ouis 9fiper peo
Stoalfobrifen, oper Misiislippi pe0
Sill ,Gitp og ODER &ainD 92iper beD
international Sails, forifiellige 8e-
pillinger til 9emninger og GLUE
onleg, 8epilling til &jpb al 1000
Mcres 2ano al Sono ol1 Sac SsS,16ia-
nerreierpationen til 1925 pr. Mcre
ner @loquet til Sort gfsperiment
Citation. @e0 sarnarbejoe mes Soft
gresman0 &olitea6 fit Mr. 8eoe
peotoget, at &egjeringslano / Min=
nelota ifal bore unoerfoitet @tats=
lopene og fan paalignes Mfgifter for
9r9ning ltgeiom pripat 2an0. Gom=
men me6 andre &ongresmen6 fra
Minneiota bar fan facet u6pirfet
@obning al 10000 Mcres @elerpo=
tionSlan6 for Settling 1er GolS
Safe. 2igele0es bar fan uopirfet
@eotogelle at s ipecielle &enlionsbe=
pillinger for npolioenoe galnle @ete=
raner.
Com Me0lem al aongresiens
Sloo- og 9apnefohite bar ban l10ret=
tet ct meget %betp0eligt Mrbeioe for
S%fibsfarten paa Sc %nor0lige Sn0ipcr
og peret me0 til at ifaffe 8eoillin=
ger, ser fan anilooes til $4,000 6ag=
Zig for bber Sag ban bar iio6et i
&ongresien. San for foretaget @ei-
Ter og l1n6eriggelier 2on6et oper i
&omtteenS Snteresie.
Set ct fife ofte, at ct forbol6spis
MT Meolem at &ongresien faar n6=
rettet iaa meget iom S. M6am 8e6e
eller | en- iaa u6elt @rao far pun-
oct fine &%ollegers Spmpotbi og 8en=
lfob. Sans Stilling / &ongresien
gigr bam ful6t f%ortient til Ell ny Ser
min.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
8en Store ameritamife Tlaabe ar,

: Den Wtore amerifanfe Tlaa6e arr
He1r0e iib1te 2gr6ag til Melbourn,
Au1traiien, bbor Sen bIeb mobtaqe
asrD be famine 9gresbepisninger, ion
aa bnr mobtaget / alle 6e &apne
bDer, ben bar anlgbet, men efter en-
e1bnm mere 1torilaoet Maaleitof.
@anoag bar fuitiat iom en- ierlio
3dfoag til 9@re for Sen amerifanifc
s5slaaoe, 8pen bar prddtiuIot iIlumi
nerd, % Melbournes % .6e omIiQ.
,genoe 8pers Granddaughter 6alrneoe
a 5affeltog meo {. 1000 Geltaaere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
Macefriacn / Sprinafielb. 6

SSurp bar / l1noeridgelien al Spteier-
lie / 5pringfielo u0ite0t Mnflage MOB
IS 8erioner, Ser intteS UNDER Mnfla-
&c for Mor6, 0ptsier, Slospaaipttel,
lie oip. @rnno Surpe1s @rbeioe pe11-
tes life ahluttet fGr | Slutntngen al
0enne l1ge, b%porefter &~etsiagerne oil
blipe begpn6t.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-05-16
Plan Of Barn.

'isay II a silo is not wanted the center
or box stalls.
The round type of barn has these
advantages: First, the same amount
of outside surface used in square or
rectangular barns will inclose a
greater surface in circular form. Sec
ond, the circular form has the decided
advantage of strength over the fiat
side. Third, the gable ends are total
losses and are avoided in the circular
barn. Fourth, the roof of circular
barn is self.supporting and does not
sag, and is far less liable to damage
from heavy storms. Fifth, the space
inclosed Is more convenient to use,
requiring less time and work to care
for the same stock than in any other
type Of barn.
Here is a plan of the ground floor
Of barn 5S feet in diameter
having the same outside surface that
a barn 36x60 feet would have. 1t pro.
vides room for ~ horses and
23 cows in stanchions, having three
feet for each COW. This leaves
eight feet behind the cows so a
, team and wagon can be used to clean
the barn, or, If dairying is not fol-
lowed, there will be 1,l50 square
feet floor space, which will accommo'
date 80 to 80 head of young stock,
owing to size. Everything can be fed
and watered from the one alley. |
defy anyone to comfortably house
such a number of stock and as con
venient to feed in any other than the
round type of barn, and in addition
there is a space of IS feet in diameter
in the center to store feed in. Hav-
ing built round barn that has proven
satisfactory in every respect, | can
not speak In too high terms Of it, and
while | would not build round barn
If building small one, believe that
when we get TO n size suitable for so
acres or more there Is only one proper
style-round If sand, gravel or
crushed stone Is convenient ] would
use cement to build the lower story of
barn, and ii possible build so as to
have natural elevation on one side
so as TO be able to drive in the sec
ond story without too much of a fill.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-05-16
INSCRIBED ON WHITE vElLUM
WITH MANY INITIALS IN GOLD.
Believed the Work Was Written for
Some One Of Note, Probably a
Cardinal, and Bears the
Date Of 1447.

New YoTk.-A number Of rare, early
manuscripts. mostly on vellum, are
about to be sold at auction In this
city. The most interesting of the lot
is a Latin Bible of the fifteenth cen
tury, manuscript on 400 leaves Of
fine white vellum, in double columns
of so lines to the column. 1t contains
many initial letters in gold and colors,
and several hundred smaller letters in
colors.
The date of the completion Of the
work-A. ID. 1447-is written by the
scribe at the end of the two-folio vol
umes into which the manuscript Is di.
vided. The binding is full levant mo-
rocco, Jansen style.
1t is believed that the work was
written for some one of note, pre-
sumably cardinal, as the first leaf OF
the second volume, in the illumination
at the bottom of the page, has a por'
trait of cardinal, supported by the
prophets, Isaiah and Daniel.
The large initial letter at the top OF
the same page contains in the center a
miniature of cardinal The first leaf
in volume |, has coat of arms in the
bottom illuminated border!
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-05-16
BREEDING UP is CHEAPEST.
The Way to Get Into the Business OF
Raising Pure BREEDS.

The farmer that intends to secure
herd of pure-bred cattle will find It
cheaper to breed up than to buy pure
bred stock, especially II he Is prepar-
ing to raise cattle for the purpose of
making beef. If he buys all pure.bred
stock the investment will be so heavy
that he cannot afford to sell the pro
geny for the block, but will feel CON
strained to go into the business of
raising breeding cattle, for which he
may not have taste and adaptability.
Good females of pure-bred beef
stock bring high prices and he would
need a considerable number of pure
bred cows to make a good start But
with bull he can in few years have
a herd of COWS that will make it pos
sible to send to market high.grade
beeves-market toppers. For the beef
maker, then, this is about the only
course possible, and 1t is the course
that is recommended by the breeders
of purebr stock.
In selecting herd of COWS for
breeding up, says Farmers Review, a
man should try to get animals In
keeping with the breed Of the bull he
intends to buy, Thus, If he is going
to use a pure.bred Shorthorn bull, he
should pick up cows having the gen
eral conformation of the Shorthorns,
lie will find it easy to secure good ami
mails having in them considerable
Shorthorn blood, though these animals
would have be regarded, in his breed
ing operations, as without any pure
blood, simply because the buyer would
not generally know how much Short
horn blood such animals contained.
The same is true in the use of pure
bred bulls of any breed, If a man
buys Hereford bull he should hunt
up cows having some of the general
conformation of ,Herefords and use
these for his breeding operations
II such animals cannot be secured in
his own, vicinity he can generally
find them at the big stock markets
and get them at meat prices. The
breeding-tip process offers many ad
vantages that the other process does
not offer.
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ton carried without a dissenting
voice.
The find was carefully scheduled, so
that the scientific world might know
thereof, to-wit:
One mastodon's tooth. Dimensions
one foot, by six inches, by four inches
One piece of back bone, foot
across in its largest radius, and five
inches through the smaller radius.
. Knee joint, i6 inches across, with
ends of leg bones adhering thereto.
Proof positive of the. mastodon
theory was had when some of the un.
classified bits crumbled when exposed
to the air, Mastodon's bones always
have been buried for so many ages
from the harsh air of the outer. world
that they invariably crumble
At considerable expense of time and
effort the important elements of the
find were coated with shellac- The
discoveries, are now looking for a
geological collection where the relics
may repose in peace and serve as OK
hibits of the worlds wonderful past,
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BARN FOR LAMB RAISING.
Arrangement Of Building Which viii
Prove Most Convenient

In this section of the country, writes
a Jefferson county. Illinois, farmer in
the Breeders Gazette, stock rails
ing has become the leading oc-
cupation. Sheep are easily raised
and pay large profit. We
keep about 20 ewes and take de-
light in handling them, especially dur
ing lambing season. Our main breed
is the Shropshire, although we have
a few Cotswolds and Hampshires. The
latter are good hardy lamb raisers.
We prefer Shropshires, as they have
closer wool and endure more bad
weather.
Our barn shown in Fig. 1, is a con-
venient one and is large enough for
about 1876 ewes When the ewes be-
gin to lamb we put the first eve in
Pen /. Then when the second lambs
we put her in Pen l, putting No.
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BARN PLAN.
Round Type Of Building Has Advan
Naees Over Other Forms.

The day is past when we can af-
'ord to be without ample barn room
for all live stock. The present prices
Of feed prohibit the old wire fence
shelter, and the prices of lumber will
never be less, and now they prohibit
the old style of haphazard building,
having building for each kind of
stock and then most of the feed out
side and the water from two to 20
rods from the barns. This is an era
Of concentration and nothing can ia
cilitate the intensive style of farming
and concentrate a mans energies to
his life work on a farm like a com
modious, comfortable barn. Personally,
says a writer in Wallace's Farmer,
would not build a barn without a
silo, nor would | advise any one else
to do so, as the barn and its proper use
is the mainstay of our calling, as soon
er or later we must all come to the
keeping of live stock to consume the
greater share Of our crops and then
carefully save and apply the manure
made. Nothing produces as much
feed per acre as corn, and nothing
saves corn so economically as the silo.
Neither would build a barn of suta-
bic size for farm of so acres or more
any other shape than round, and have
the silo in the center; but to avoid
criticism on account of the silo, | will
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TO SELL A RARE BIBLE.

Ii is asserted that this work Is the
finest specimen of manuscript Bible
ever offered at public sale in the Uni.
ted States.
Another beautifully written manu-.
script is the "Chansons Franchises,
the work of Nicholas larry, the ia.
nous scribe of the court of Louis XIV.
larry executed for the king La Val
liere and other members of the court,
a number of celebrated manuscripts.
The present manuscript consists of
26 leaves of fine white vellum, and
there are ten pen.and-ink portraits
and 16 drinking and dancing songs
with the music. The portraits, It is
believed, are faithful likenesses, done
from life.
The first portrait is that of Queen
Henrietta Maria. The portraits have
been drawn without lifting the pen
from the vellum except a few strokes
for the features. The manuscript be-
longed to the famous collection of
James Bindley, and contains his book
plate. II was sold in the Asburnham
collection in 1900.
Some of the other manuscripts are:
Sermons in Latin of Saints Angus.
tine, Ambrose and Hieronimus, 81
leaves vellum, written in the twelfth
century, believed to have been orig.
inally in the Augustine monastery at
Rebdorff.
A Latin palimpsest manuscript,
written by French scribe on 1913
leaves of vellum about the beginning
of the thirteenth century, in the mon.
asteTy of Royamont In France.