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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

tpife glbrpaeerier meo bpggelige
@aber.
Sra Silippopel til ben tprfiife
@renie er 2anoet tibet interesiant.
Saa fommer man til oen gamle
6pbeOitaO / set el1ropeiife SDrfi,
Nbrianopel, mi fun Sobe6Ita6 /
Gilaietet al iamme Napn.
SnOtil Sen Dag / Dag Ear BEN BE-
bplOt lin &arofter al en- tnrfotarta-
rift SeltbD, lom BEN engang bar.
@n0nu beore ems / &onitantinopeG
fan man Per Ituoere %gjenoomme-
l~igbe0erne peo Ben tprfife <lt1r,
if61lt I~Orianopels 8efolfning for en-
@alppart be1taar al @refere og 8ul-
carer, Irmeniere og S6Der,
Deb itn 2obprtnt al frlmme, ifio-
lie, llet 6rolagte 8aoer og fine for
fnlOne SrG6uIe pil0e M0rianope[ Doe,
ne li0et bGr0 at beipge, bbis Sen If
fe / Sultan Selim IFS Moifee bab-
Sc ct &un1tbGrf at f6rIte &ang.
Wfange fulOer BEN SEN 1f6nne1te 800
flee / 6ele BET tprfiife gro6rerfolfs
&erOensmagt. @erfra orog Ssmant=
Gernes itore Sultoner uo for at un-
Oerfaite Jig belle @alfanboIoben. Ser
u0rulte0e Be oeres Sere, iom ober-
lp6mme6e llngorn og trPngte frem
til @tens 8orte.
Scr Genge fioen er Sprferpel0ets
6lom iton0iet. Sg iom Sen reiien6e
Tilt pao tire Gage iIer fra @ien til
Gprferrigets foroums SopeOIto0, ioa
bre0er ogioa Sen europGiife, friItne
allGtltr Jig ltimoOitoaelig moo 9It.
5tpffe for Stpffe brnffer SEN al set
itore &ige, Tom Ssmnnnerne engong
bpgqeoe Oh paa fri1ten Serb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19
GriItenOOmulcns
llfOrlignclisc SaHOBcN, Mast %
WnjcltGt.
@f Sogn BARREN.
(5ltttet.)

NCllllIl.J
Wien muuite &ronen paa belle
&rilteHopnm1ens Gprt puu &unitens
Smrua0e er oens ltnoere / Wt4iif
ferS &er0en. Orgelct, Dot melt fltl0=
fonnute al ole Snltrlmcnter, mao
cOe i'm b9jeite llOpitling ul0cr Sri
itcn0ommen, % ga iIGr efter Hefor-
matione1. Get par ariltenOonmGns
pOiitiDe Inn0, Der gap oS MGllO iom
Bad, @dn0eI, @apou % M}o5ort.
9oA, iom af 8eetbopen bleo faGOt
&urmonienS 6oOer; % SanOel og
@up0u, TO AT &er0en5 It6rite &ont=
Pointer, bpiS friitelfge Srutorier bel
er eneItnuen0e / Set bibelife=muIifal=
ife 9rnnln; og W}o5nrt, boiS meter
Iigc &e6anOling at OrgeIet og &om=
petitioner for ium1me filler bans /
&pffe me0 &iitortenS be0ite. 9es=
1tben bar Ri MenOelsiobn, 8ounoO
ng mango flere cole Sonefunitnere,
6OiS Snipirationer bar bt0raget til
0en friitelige og firfelige Nht1if3
D6ie l10pifling. SEQ Solme0igtnin=
gen fan bi life fer 0bele; Sen for
6rer Ell bel Irtifel for itq ieln.
&riiten0ommen er Sen @rltn0bol0,
Goorpaa ielpe Sc ctoililereoe Stater
bbiler bet ene1te, 6norre0 Sc BE-
trDgge8. Oct bier life Qlene Sen
frantic HepOIution og &eoielsperi=
DOE; men 66lgerne al Sc guosfor-
nGgtenOe Strpmninger, Ser baaoe
fra England og SronfriQ, iom en-
Sor0GrDelien og OplpSningens Soa=
&c, D9lteOe Jig tn0 oper Sen beIe
tpife gtation og bIep fpIt ogioa / bore
nor0iife 2nn0e, bioner flart, at
&riiten0ommen er BEN eneite olt6e-
ren6e Wfagt. SOB &rt1ten0ommen
fcrioin0e, og Staten maa gQa un0er.
&rtiten0ommen bar 9pDet &pinoen
til ben0eS ionOe Sitting % belliget
9ggteifa6et. 9en bar lpit De bunone
/ Samfunoet, og me0 utDetp0tg G6it
forfpn0t 9lrbej0erens Get til at lebe.
9en bar bDgget 8armbiertig6eosin-
1titrttoner ober Sen bi0e 8er0en,
btor oe trengen6e og li6en6e fan
ftn6e 2in0ring og Sielp. 9en bar
ppbebet SGooeriet og forfpn6t en-
ebig SreIie for Dem, Der UNDER Sc
henifnbet bleb bebonoIet Iige mes
stref. Oct er peo &ri1tenoommens
@ogt, at Noroeuropos Soft bar I'M
berIogt fig belle 8eIten, befolfet Mme-
rifas itore 8io6er og u6 at be noe
item uuot6mmeItge &ig6omsfil6er,
Ger Der families, bor tat fig / 8efio-
feIie al Mi6ler til Seoningernes
Smoen0elie / Be fierneite - Sc mgr
feite &roge.
@en SriIten0ommens melt eien-
bommelige Mogt beftoor /, at sen
tenOenoer Zig til Sn0ibi0et. Meoens
Ser6ensnan0erne og Sc andre Ser
bensreGigioner i6ger Sn6ioi6et for
Sbeens girfeGigg6reIie: ioo i6ger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19
sprcn 9iaerup Sprgenlcn,
@f g. 9. Sig.
(5lnttet.)
IT. DIM jam ielu.

@eren SiGerltp S6rgenien bar
foot 6en %. @oi 1913, oItiaa / ct
for 9anmarf, og europa ! set belle
ioare betponingsfuIot aar. San er
rift nof feOt / 5fol6ierg paa Spen,
men fin meIte SID / Oanmorf bar
Fan Iepet / gooniig, @iperup Sogn,
Eror bans Sooer / mango Ior par
5folelprer. San err altioa fommen
ira en- @gn, bois 8efolfning err
itprft repreienteret meo en- for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

Jtpgler; ban er Sen II pGrOtge -
8egDnOelien % GnOen.
5ualeOeS trGOer SriltenOommet
os / WipDe. Gells @iltor1e CT ell 9l-
itorie ON nlugtige Seire. IleO Jfet-
te bar Ell Ounlt 6oriutter falOt &rt-
ltcnOommens @iltorie rGDangeliets
0ejrsgnng uO oper SorOen". gn
SeIrsgang bill oct peO6liUe at bore,
lllOtil bet glaze BuOitab ltal baoe
lpOt til ale; inOtiI &riltenOom-
mems W}ajeitut % @elligbeO ita!
lGtte lit %rag pna alt Oct, Der fatr
frclies.
@litorlen piier o. pua ale Bullf-
tel &riltenOomnlens bpIe &erOigbeO.
81 bllpe grebne al ben, life alene
/ &rllti &iD % bans SptreOen, Oa
fan itoO for 9iuaOet, Ser opn1te BAN;
men / YIliefeltens unOerpreOifen,
Stefani iiOlte &iOnesbpr0 % bans
9pO pg / SAUL 6oriDarStale for
0elir og Agrippa er Der en- ubelfri-
Oeltg AlDor % W3aieltGt, Der alene
lilbGrer &riItenOommen. De op9gie=
De, alt omfattenOe og betpOningsful-
DC Biitoriite Spner, Der oprulle5 for
rs Sobanme5 Nabenburing, bar If
te ltoget Si0eItDtfe | WtemnelfellGg=
tens litterGre 6rembringeller og
troOier ollie 6oripg paa @fterligning.
Sen 9o Dg 9eiignation, DpormeO
0%}ortprerne gift / 9p0en, baaOe I'M
Ger 6orfglgelierne / Hom og UNDER
GomerfirfenS 1rDgtelige Snfpiiitio=
Tier, afDe6ner ielp &riitenoommens
bitreite SLENDER. % bpilfen Sfif<
felie % YerionligbeO bar fife 2u=
tier? @n Aan0ens &Gnlpe paa Sro=
ems 8runO - ct @pigbeospione
StOenS Wprfe. Sri %tenoommens
&9rf er set bellige ltnOers Gerf, og
Ocns &iOner er llnoerets Meno -
ieirenOe Og til Seir. Ser Ell Soban
Suls, Open0e paa 8aalet, og Ser
Ell @uitaD &0plf uforfGr0et ofrenoe
lit Sip paa SdlplaOien pe0 2it5en,
/ 6oriDar for ben epangeliife San0=
feb. Gen io1nme chronological,
StanObaftigbe0 og @eroigbeo -
Gom unOer Nero / Spanien UNDER
Snfpilitionen, / 8orms, / Noroen -
ale Gegne.
WieO Sefternes Sang uopioes Sri
i%tenbommens 9om9ne. SnOibioer,
Notioner og bele Solfeilag f6res ino
Il &riiti bsie og peroige @prpereIle ,
bpor en- Ifgerelie er uu1ogaaeligs
alle, og Der bliper fun Galg mel
lem Spmpati ng Intipati. Seri er
zen forifellig fra olle anore Ger6ens=
formaal. Oct fan fife forores, at ale
Menneifer ifol bore 9igtere eGer
almItnere- eQer Siloiofer, euer
Statsm9n0 eler begabeoe Salere;
men Set for0res al aQe uoen limo
tagelle, at Sc ifol bore &ri1tne. Sq
gcnnem aft set tpetpoige, set 11af-
giorte, Bet nflcre / geroensliuet og
Chen - tro0s Mo61tono, Saon,
6orogt og Spot, f~orti9tter &riIten=
Oonrnen lin pGr0ige Seirsgang, lin
opA6ie6c 6reliergerning. Gems Sano-
Ee0, Magt og WoieItpt er fra @big=
heO til @bigbeo - ySelbe0eS &or=
te ifliIGe life foo SberhoQno ober
min Menigbe6." (Matt6. 16, t9).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

&riitenOommGn StOipioet for Snoi-
ui0ct5 egert Sfpl0, i0ct ben gnifer
1t uoOunne MenneIfet % gore set
ififfet iii at np0e Sen bpjeIte 2pffe.
Get er 0enne Nnerfcn0elie AT Snoipi=
Sets boie @ctpOning un0er @uo8
9indDc, Ser Gor &riitel0ommenS
9pgning, oens &Grf % Snltitlttioner
iaa itrrfe - ion uomlt06elige gen.
mem SiOenS mango 8rpOninger. Sri
Itcnopntmen opfotter Sn0ibi0et iom
It / @ltOs @ille0e ifubt &pier, til
bpis epiQe 4pffe % 6aliQbeo boS
@ll0 ait altoet ipnligt % ifn6t CT
W}iO0el. Gen lfGnfer SnOiOiOet 8e-
frielie peO &eius &riIt15 ira Spn-
Gems 9prOe % 5fpl0, pirfenoe / set
ct perionliqt Sip / 81t0, 6pi5 Sl10=
hpI0 / Sroen er 6re0, @lG0e og
Stprfe til Ell fortiot 6ellig6relie.
Gen ifn6er / SiGIen III 9Pnqiel ef-
fer SUB, Ser fan erfores, men fife
feifribes. Snoipioets eptge 2ip og
Sulig6e0 bos 8u0 er Sen friItelige
S0ees en0elige og b6ie 8ormaaG.
Ntoar ri ioa til 5lutning ifol be-
tragte &riltenOommen5 Wfaieltet,
Oens uforligneIige SpjbeO, iaa IL
ger bort glif f6rlt BAN, Der er
&riltenoomnen5 SnObolO - SeillS
ariitus, @uos Son og &erOens 6reI-
Ier. &rilti &urafter ct @iItorfens
iterite moralife lln0er. Sans SpnO-
fribeo % fulOfomle @elligbeO; Ben
fulOitGnOige Screening al GDO, 9nOe
og 6rombe0, Ser lplte u0 al bans
@erionligbeO % &GIen; Bans bele
rffentlige SiD, bans &IOelie og 800
- alt bGrcr &rGget al ben b6ieite
&prOigbe0. Sg bans Spitan0elie og
@immelfort ligelom froner &i0nes=
bprOet ON bans bimmelife MaieIt9t.
% Set er life nlene Be 1eIlige D.
tegnelier og SiOens bellige GiOner,
Ger giper bam 8iOneSbpr0: Si1tori-
chs itore @erionltgbe0er og ielp bans
SLENDER - iige fra @ilatus, Oec
iugOe Ser er uifpG0ig / 6enne &et=
inr0iges @lo0" (Niottb. 81, "a,
1e0 til Nousieon, Strar3, Henon, og
belle Gpffen ,uf &riIti og S%riltenOom-
mems SLENDER / Sen mere Sio -
bar oQe baaret Gi0nes6Dr0 til Sri
til uforlignelige S6ibeo -- til bans
maieItetiife Meteorological. San Itoor
iom ben bbie, BEN rene, Ben fulofom<
ne; bans 2eroomme er be melt OBJ
h6ieoe, bans Woral Sen reneIte,
bans ltn6ere set megtigg{}teT Ser
ben bar fenot og let. ariitenoom-
mems 8egDn0er - ben biitoriife
&riitus hum tilfrebsitiller Woralens
beieIte 6ororinger, &eligirnens bSie=
tie @spirotioner. S BAN er gisoom=
mems Sploe, SiGgioeliens % Sire
Gems SLIDER, Sibans og g~piqbe0ens
6oob og Srpit. 9e inipirere0e Sc
retninger ON bans Sip og @erf far
(onot b6iere Grr6i % SetpOning for
Slpgten ems bele Sen flo8ii1fe Glo-
tics 0itteratur og @eiterpGrfer. San
e. SiItoriens MiOtpunft % boer en-
felt 5iaGs 2ps og 2ip. @on boGOer
6orti0ens, 9}lttioens % 6remtioens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

remte Sbipfapas, laa bre0er Ser itg
ne6en for 8alfanfe0en en- flor,
umuooelig frugtbor 5lette, &o5an-
If, meo &oienmarfer / Milepis. Wfel=
lem oem Itaor @egn al gamle So
Itanier og Np6oetreer, bele Sierge
at @rene og 2Sb, og | Sfpggerne
megier itore 6loffe At 8efler og
6aar.
Moltfe bopoe get, 90 ban falote
benne 9al oct ianoe nforietteoe
2ar10".
Sgioa MOB 5po, forbi set bel
oige $500 Meter bSie @itoi6o, fan
man gpre i~nteresiante l1oflugter.
SEQ @renl EN- MOB Wofe0onien Igf-
ter Jig Set oiGoe &ilabierg, og / en-
8iergool Iigger &~ilafloItret, set
hltlgarife Solfs Sierte".
Men ogioa Sernbonereilen ira
Sofio bioere ober BET 1913 Weter
heie @oforalpos er rig paa if6nne
Gierglonoifaber. Ser n9rmer Orient
bonen Jig Sc Ifobrige, pil0e GboOope-
6ierge.
0berolt beo Gtationerne Ter man
Sernbanens 6el0ige Sirfninger. D.
beroGt npe 9prfninger, nne Suite,
lD Soretagiombeo.
SEQ Sorambep ififte0e f6r Ben
bulgnrife 8anetiene1t e meo Sen tpr=
fife; for ber fommer 8onen in6 /
Eitrumelien, iom font BET blep ftp
ret al @nlgarerne, tilb6rte Sprfiet.
Ser ligger ogiaa ct WaIfinberfite
70 en- SmpregneringsonitoGt for
Sernbaneipeller; 8ulgorerne bar MI
bemGgtiget fig begge 9ele Iigeiom
o1e ar6re Sn6retninger beo 6enne
oiterrig1f=franIfe @nne.
9ht breoer Jig Ben btoe, frugt-
hare Marit5ooal for 9iet. Oct
porne Spoen fommer en- fer / W6=
Be. Sperolt. Ginbjerge og &tsmar=
fer.
S 0enne tioligere tprfiIfe 8robins
6or 8ltlgorerne qiort fig set biem=
ligt. Oct gamle &onuf / Silippopel
far Sc repet neo og anIagt en- fDrite=
zig Sobe. @pe, Hotte @a0er og
SuIe thinner operalt.
SgIaa fer er Sprferne trengte
tiG6age al 8ulgorerne; Ser er neppe
ems 1000 tilbage of Dem. 9e
Ear 26 WoIfeer. gf11 er Der ogiaa
orer ct 0niin &irfer, tilberenOe Sc
ForIfeQigfte SrosbefenoeGier; tbi al
5ilippopels $4,000 Snbbpggere er
5000 @refere, berneit Irmeniere,
oIb. 8Den err Seoet for
tire @iifopper, en- fotolf, en- bulgorif
"a en- GREET Nat1rligbts er Der iom
/ Sprfiet en- @engbe Sober
"a 3igel1nere. Wen Be It6rite Sor-
retninger err / Senoerne pao Siter-
og Spffere; Der er enbog to
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19
NOrfplelic fnreret paa en- 9ag

Sag 2arattbe 8romo
0uinine Sablets. apotbeferne refun-
oerer @engene, bois oct fife furerer.
6. 90. 6 no b e's un6erifrift er poa
bper 9@fe. 25 gent.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-11-19
BUTTER FAT PRICES.

A community not far from where
the writer lives has had an experience
of late in the matter of prices received
for cream sent to centraliZer and To-
cal creameries that ought to offer a
suggestion to dairymen who may be
led to desert the home creamery be-
cause of higher prices offered Temporal
rily by the centralizer plant for the
purpose of killing competition During
the latter part of August, the time
when the comparison of prices was
made, local creamery was paying
2S1a cents per pound for butter fat.
while the centralizer stations in towns
less than forty miles away were pay
ing but % cents, a difference of 6h
cents per pound. Were the conditions
under which cream is marketed in the
country investigated a like discrep-
ancy in price would quite likely be
found to exist OF course the central
izer plant often pays a higher price
than the local cooperative or private
creamery, but it is only for the pur-
pose of running such opponents out of
business. When they have matters in
their own hands they pay as little as
they please and let disgruntled patrons
whistle if they aren't satisfied with
the size of their monthly cream checks.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-11-19
POINTS TO CONSIDER.

While the temptation is often great
to buy lumber and building supplies
direct from house wrecking or cata-
logue lumber houses, owing to what
seem like exorbitant prices charged by
the home dealer, it is we'll to take one
or two things into account before do
ing so. Much Of this catalogue stuff
is job lots--that is, inferior and often
secondhand or second grade material
crooked, knotty and badly checked
When one buys a carload of this stock
the per cent Of poor stuff is usually
large; but, whether large or small, the
buyer has it on his hands and cannot
return it as he may If he buys of the
home dealer. Hence he should figure
this in as portion Of the cost price
along with freight charges, which are
often left out of the count when a COM
parison of home and foreign lumber
prices is made. Wherever one finally
decides to make his purchase, it will be
to his own interest as well as fair to
the home dealer to figure with him,
making careful comparison of prices,
quality, etc.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-11-19
How Tobacco Got Its Name,

The origin of the word tobacco Is
not definitely settled. Oviedo, one of
the early Spanish chroniclers, says it
was named after Y shaped instru-
ment which was commonly used as
snuffing tube. The two prongs were
placed in the nose. and fumes of the
powdered leaf were inhaled. This was
called 'tobaco," which was the name
given to the plant. On the contrary.
one of the islands Of the West Indies
is said to have furnished the name.
1t is asserted that tobacco was first
taken into Spain in 1858 by Fernan-
dez, physician. who had been sent
by Philip II. of Spain to investigate
the products of Mexico 1t next
reached Portugal. was soon introduced
into France by the French ambassa-
dor. Jean Nicot. and sent to the Portu-
guese court in 1850 When he re-
turned to his home he presented some
of the seed and leaves to Queen Cath
crime de- Medici. and the scientific
name Of the plant was thereafter des-
tgnated as nicotine" in his honor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-11-19
PAID THE DEBT.
The Captain Settled the Account Be-
fore His Vessel Sailed.

Tho Captain Settled the Account Be-
fore His Vessel Sailed.
In Burnaby's Travels In America
In 1885," book quite popular during
the latter part Of the eighteenth CEN
tury, the following incident is related:
The captain of British man-of-war
cruising off the Massachusetts coast
left his wife in Boston. On one Of his
visits to port she came down to the
wharf to meet him. and she was salut-
ed as true and loving sailors wife
deserved. This violation of law was
at once reported. and the captain was
brought before the magistrate and
sentenced to be publicly whipped.
There was no getting out of it. and
the captain submitted quite gracefully.
Just before the departure of his ship
he gave an elaborate entertainment. to
which all Of the magistrates were in
vited. After the festivities were over
and every one had shaken hands with
the captain and was going over the
side the magistrates were seized by
> the arm and stripped to the waist.
Each one was led to the gangway.
where vigorous boatswain gave him
thirty y-nine 'lashes on the bare back
and then hustled him over into boat
amid the cheers of the whole ships
company.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-11-19
NORTH WOODS INDIANS.
Natives Who Helped the Whites Across
the Upper Wilderness.

NATIVES Who Helped the Whites Across
the Upper Wilderness.
1t was the North woods Indians who
led the white race across the upper
wilderness trails and helped that race
to get and to hold its footing there.
AS the lower tribes, such as the Iro-
quois, were allies of Great Britain in
war, so the people north Of the great
lakes were the allies of that country
in industry. Without the sturdy voy-
ayers OF the north, half Indian at
least. the fur trade could not have
been.
If you read the story of Sir George
Simpson. Of David Thompson. of Sir
Alexander Mackenzie. Of Harmon. of
Hearne. of Alexander Henry the
ounger-indeed. Of any of the early
or late explorers Of Hudson bay or
the old Nor'west company-always you
will find that the real man behind
the pack and paddle was this northern
native. Perhaps he was not full
blood. Indeed. for the most part the
typical voyager was not. From the
time Of Greysolon du L'hut on down,
wild white blood has merged with
wild red blood.
The first fur traders on both sides
our territorial line got on very well.
for there was much marriage accord.
ing to the laws Of the aboriginal
world. and the tendency was for the
two races to dwell in harmony. II
was irewater. cows and pIows that
broke up the game.-Emerson Hough
in Recreation.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-11-19

A dainty present for the room of a
schoolgirl is the ever useful pin case
in form that appeals to her love Of
decora ton.
A small bisque doll head has fasten-
ed around its neck two pieces Of satin
ribbon three inches wide and ten inch
es long. This is gathered in such a
way around the neck of the doll that
it appears to be dressed in a long,
straight slip Of silk.
Between the ribbons are shorter
pieces Of flannel. as many as are de-
sired. Each piece is featherstitched
in the same color as the ribbon, or it
may be pinked. Through the flannel is
stuck white and black pins, safety
pins. colored pins of all sizes. such as
are so useful in the adjustment Of
stocks and belts.
If one knows the color of the room
decorations of the girl for whom the
pin case is intended it should be made
of a harmonizing color. ,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-11-19
NINETEEN BUSHELS PER ACRE.

In many sections of the oat belt
there has been a marked deterioration
in the cat yield during the past two or
three years, and so pronounced has
this been that comment or two
touching the situation may be worth
while. The low yield Of this year
seems in part due to poor seed, but
possibly in larger measure to the fact
that the grain was not sown with the
disk drill, as it should have been, but
was broadcasted in slack and SLOW
enly manner, with the result that the
stand was very poor. Contributing to
this result is another factor that is
even more ndamental-namely, a
gradual depletion of the soil by an i'm
proper method of tillage to the point
where it is not capable of producing a
satisfactory yield. In list of some
twenty men whose thrashing returns
were reported to the writer recently
the average yield was but nineteen
bushels to the acre, the lowest being
eleven bushels and the highest thirty
five and one-half bushels, or over three
times as much. The farm which pro-
duced the eleven bushel yield has been
Systematically skinned for years past.
The one which gave thirty-five and
one-half bushels has raised, much
stock and it's fertility kept up by feed
ing most of the products of the farm
. on the farm. Nineteen bushels to the
acre. and that in section where oats
in the past have yielded as high as
sixty and seventy bushels, shows a
state of affairs which farmers individ-
ually and collectively may well be
looking into. How long is it going to
take for agriculturists to learn that
they can't keep subtracting from the
soil principal each year without re-
placing it with fertilizers and still con-
tinue taking from it the same interest
returns in the shape of crop yields?
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BALANCING an Eco,

All the world knows how Column
bus on a historic occasion made an
egg stand on end. After many learn
ed theories had been advanced on
balancing the egg he set the egg on
end by, Of course. mashing down hard
enough to form base. but the prob
lem is capable Of still another solution.
1t is an easy matter to set an egg on
a plate, for instance. If you know how.
The trick is impossible until the egg
has been boiled in an upright position.
The position Of the hardened yoke at
the end of the shell lowers the center
Of gravity until the sphere can be
spun or even balanced with ease.
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fed alfalfa, and no i'll effects were
noted from extended feeding of it.

The Connecticut experiment station
under Professor Graham has been col
lecting some data relative to the cost
of egg production from several expert
ment stations, and some rather sur
prising information has been gathered
He finds that under varying conditions
the cost Of production per dozen has
ranged from cents to IS cents. in
Guiding the labor involved Where
the poultry had free range the ccst
per dozen ran as low as 8 cents and
from this figure up to 12 cents per
dozen on limited range. He concludes
from the data received that it is very
difficult for man to run an extensive
poultry plant with hens confined and
compete with the farmers in egg pro-
duction.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-11-19
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY WASHSTAND IN
TWENTIETH CENTURY USE.


need be no scruples. In form it is so
full of charm. For use it is in these
days Of liberal ablutions so impossible
thar the most matter of fact critic can
hardly cavil at it's being consigned to
elegant retirement from active serv-
ice as stand for flowers, silver and
ornamental trifies in the drawing room.
An old triangular washstand makes an
excellent stand for china, and it's pres
ence does wonders in giving interest to
some dull corner of a room, so there is
no need to grudge in it's promotion,
and one of the miniature tripod wash
stands or powder stands makes the
prettiest of pedestals for tall palm.
Towering plant or a bowl of potpourri.
Very cleverly are some washstands
adapted and fitted up as escritoires,
with perhaps an old knife box to do
duty as stationery case; but, on the
whole. it is perhaps more satisfactory
to keep the little piece intact. just u.s.
ing its open top for ornaments after
the manner of the washstand in the
illustration. a charming specimen in
figured mahogany. with light satin
.sood inlay. which looks thoroughly
happy in the neighborhood Of the two
fine old eighteenth century chairs, its
contemporaries and possibly its COM
panions Of a century and a half or
more.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-11-19
TOILET SET covEREp WITH SILK.

silver backed articles on some women's
toilet tables.
Backing a brush or a hand mirror
with Dresden silk is really very sim
pie matter. and any one with deft fin
gers can manage it. The silk is glued
to the wooden backed brush. and gold
braid is glued around the edges. A
comb and brush tray and a powder
box can be covered In the same man
ner. and the set makes dainty pres
ent for woman. The Dresden silk
pincushion is shaped little like pair
of bellows. The sides are of silk COW
cred cardboard, and the cushioned edge
holds the pins.