davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-20
w znowu glosowanie. w izbie.

bye znowu giosowanie. w izbie.
posiow zapewne pozyska ona VIE
kszosc glosow, ale watpliwa jest
rzecza. czyli to sic uda W senacie,
gdyz wielu senatorow zamierza
zmienic swe glosy. Wczoraj Sc
nat przyjal nowele zabraniajaca
wyrabiania napojow odurzajacych
w Stanie Tennessee.
Indianapolis, Ind, 20 stycznia.
- w tutejszej hall Tomlinsona
rozpoczela sic wczoraj konwen-
cya organizacyi limited Mine
Workers of America. Wygloszo-
no mowy powitalne i wyznaczono
komitet mandatow. Poniewaz ten
ME pokohczyl jeszcze prac swo-
ich, przeto sprawozdania urzedni-
kow dzisiaj dopiero nastapia.
Montgomery, Ala, 20 stycznia.
- Uslyszawszy strzaly rewolwe-
rowe, policyanci weszli do miesz-
kama rosyjskiego zyda Leona
Spiegla i znalezli tegoz zastrzelo-
nego, jego kuzyna, A. Goldstei-
ma, umierajacego. Zona Spiegla
powiedziala, re w jej obecnosci ia
cys murzyni zastrzelili obydwu.
Goldstein umarl pozniej ma stole
operacyjnym. Spieglowa jest kom
pletnie zdenerwowana, a zeznania
jej So sprzeczne.
Scranton, Pa, 20 stycznia. -
Fabryka makaroni Nicoli Fazla
w tenn miescie zostala wczoraJ ra-
no wysadzona W powietrze dyna.
mitem, prawdopodobnie przez ia
kas szajke ,,Czarnej Reki". From
iowa Geese budynku zburzona.
Fazio, rodzina jego i czterej pra-
cownicy. kt6rzy spali W mieszka-
niu mad fabryka i W magazynie,
powypadaliz lozek, ale Mkt z nicll
ciezko sic. ME pokaleczyi. w ho-
telu Arlington i w innych zabu-
dowaniach wpromieniu 200 sto-
powym wszystkie szyby popeka-
ly. Tylko okolicznosci, re dwie
laski dynamitu zawiodiy, przypi-
sac nalezy, re. Gala ia Geese miasta
uszla zniszczenia. Przed trzema
laty juz zrobiono tam zamach dy-
namitowy, gdyz Fazio ME zwazai
ma listy pogrozkami. Wowczas
pozyskano dowody, re sprawcami
zamachu byli Paolo- Trappi Joe
Cogliandro ei zostali skazani ma
dlugoletuie wiszienie, Cd ewego
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pierwszej sposobnosci okazal czy-
nem, re ME ma zamiaru isc ma pa
sku skrajnych politykow, dla kto-
rych zasada jest negacya wszel-
kiej wladzy. Gdy nastepnie obJaa
przewodnictwo gabinetu, poszedl
ta droga jeszcze dalej i wkrotce
tez stanaI wobec zwartej falangi
wrogich mu zywiolow skrajnych,
kt6re W tym wypadku znalazly Ct
che,ale slime poparcie ze strony re
akcyonist6w, wszelkiego znaku,
zwiaszcza nacyonalistow rojali-
stow. - Clemenceau, kt6ry do
Courrieres dla zapobiezenia eksce
som strajkuiacych gornikow' po-
slal pulk dragonow, ktory pred
dwoma laty sciagnal $4,000 VOL
ska do Paryza, azeby W dniu 1
maja utrzymac bezwarunkowo
porzadek, kt6ry ME chcial sic Ego
die ma uboczne rzady syndyka-
tow, ktory wreszcie wiezi antini-
litarystow - ten Clemenceau
zjednai sobie opinie renegata j
reakcyonisty w oczaclr-- rewotu-,
cyonistow.
Rownoczesnie skupiiy sic ko}o
niego wszystkie szczerze republi-
kanskie, ale umiarkowane ! pra-
gnace pozytywnej piracy stronni-
ctwa. Uzyczaly mu bezwarunko-
wego poparcia darzyiy ga zaufa-
MEM. Niestety Clemenceau spo-
strzegi az nadto rychlo,ze u steru
jego rzadow zaczyna sic wieszac
bierny w najlepszym razie ballast
owych sfer, ktore uznaiy wpraw-
die republike, ale w swej p}ochli-
wosci konserwatywnej sklonne So
do mimowolnej reakcyi. Clemen-
ceau, jako dzierzyciel wladzy tza-
dowej posunal sic znacznie ma
prawo, ale wspomniane sfery pra-
gna jeszcze dalej pchnac go W tym
kierunku, ma co znowu on zgodzic
sic ME chce ME moze pod groza
rzeczywistego iuz zaprzahstwa.
Stad powstawaly W Izbie depu-
towanych czesto takie starcia,k ,kto-
re byiyby dla prezydenta obeehe-
60 gabinetu przyniosly porazke,
gdyby ME ia okolicznosc, ze
wspomniane sfery w ostatniej
chwili cofaly sic, wiedzac, re spa
dek po obalonym Clemenceau
dostanie sic ME i'm, ale komus sto-
jacemu blizej i to znacznie blizej
lewicy. Ta gra jezyczka u wagi
niecierpliwi takiego polityka jak
Clemenceau, ktory pragnie szero-
kich otwartych horyzontow, ME
salwowania unalostkowych inte-
res6w obaw. w takim momen-
Gle psychologicznyrn: wypowie-
dzia, Clemenceau w Dragaignan
W swej movie sensacyjna zapo-
wiedz swej dynnisyi.
Kiedy minister, zwiaszcza we
Francyi, chce ustapic, o pozor jest
bardzo Iatwo. Ma tez TAXI pozor
gotowy Clemenceau. Jak wiado-
mo, francuska Izba deputowanych
ma koncu ostatniej sesy. swo1ej
uchwaliia zatrzymaiie kary smier
ci i to znaczna wiekszoscia gio-
sow a wiekszosc ia powstaia DIG
ki panice z powodu wzrastajacych
mord6w. Prezydent republiki Fal-
Heres, nigdy ME zatwierdzii Ia
dnego wyroku sniierci i ME uczy-
nj tego, minio obecnej uchwaiy
Izby. Clemenceau 'r6wnie jest &
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-20
PRZEGLAD
POlTYKl MIEDzfHARODOWEl'
Chicago, 20 stycznia.

(Czy premier Clemenceau D.
stapi?)
Niedawno odbywaly sic we
Francyi wybory uzupelniajace je-
dnej trzeciej cze5ci senatorow.
kt6rzy na mocy ustawy ustaPii,
a pomiedzy ktorymi znajdowal
sic takie prezydent gabinetu Gle
menceau. Mkt ME watpil o jego
wyborze rzeczywiscie Clemen-
ceau znaczna wiskszoScia giosow
zyskal znowu mandat do senatu,
ale przy tel sposobnosci przygoto-
wal opinii publicznej prawdziwa
niespodzianke. Objezdzajac sw6j
okreg wyborczy W departamencie
Var, wyglosil Clemenceau kilka
NOW przedwyborczych, zwiaszcza
w miescie Drauguignan, a W je-
dnej Mich oswiadczyl, ku zdu-
mieniu swoich siuchaczy wybor-
COW: ,,Powierzywszy mi pono-
wnie mandat, dajecie mi tenn sa-
mem dostateczna size do dalszego
sprawowania rzad6w, ktorych BIZ
ski koniec jest dla mnie upragnio-
NY.
Z oswiadczenia tego bije iaskra-
wy kontrast. Clemenceau przy-
znaie, re wyborcy dali mu dosta-
teczna size do sprawowania rza-
dow, a mimo to mysli o ustapie-
niu. - Jeszcze jaskrawszym Okla
ze sic kontrast, gdy uwzglednimy
og6lny wynik wyborow uzupe1-
niaiacych. ktore obecnemu rzado-
WI przyniosly stanowcze zwycie-
stwo. Mianowicie wedlug estate
cznego obliczenia 10 republikanow
lewicy zostalo ponownie wybra-
nych, a Z po raz pierwszy; 19 ra-
dykaiow wchodzi ponowrie do Sc
natu, 12 po raz pierwszy; socyali-
styczni radykah przeparli Is da-
wnych tyluz nowych senatorow;
postepowi republikanie 6 dawnych
4 nowo wybranych; wreszcie
konserwatysci 4 dawnych no.
wowybranego. OgoIem wyszio z
urny 1O3 senatorow. Miedzy mimi
Jest "a czlonkow Izby deputowa-
nych, zaS. 20 senatorow straci}o
mandaty. TAX zwani ministeryal-
nj, to Jest zwolennicy obecnego
prezydenta gabinetu, zyskali 10
n1andatow.
Wobec takiego wynilSu wybo-
row jeszcze jaskrawszem stale sic
jak wspomnielismy, oswiadczenie
prezydenta gabinetu, ze pragnie
ustapic. Ale kontrast 6w jest po-
zorny wystepuje jaskrawo tylko
w oswietleniu obecnej chwili, zaS
oswiadczenie prezydenta ma swo-
je uzasadnienie " biegu wewne-
trznej polityki francuskiej. Gle
menceau, siynny w Izbie deputo-
wanych ,,obalacz gabinetow@, cd
mlodoSci swojej holdowai zasa-
dom wysoce wolnosciowym i u
chodzil nawet w oczach burzua-
zyi "a reyolucyoniste. Gdy pred
kilku laty objal teke ministra
spraw wewnetrznych, wszystkie
skrajne zywioiy powitaly go jako
swojego meza zaufania, a ponie-
kad jSko wyKOnawcs ich woii =
clemeacssa jednak4e zaraz przy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-20
Telegramy krajowe.

moWca Shurtlett godz. IL, otwo-
rzywszy posiedzenie oswiadczyi,
re odbedzie sic wybor senatora
zwiazkowego. John ]. Flannigen
East St. Louis nominowal sena-
tora Alberta ]. Hopkinsa; popari
nominacye Frank w. Shepherd.
Potem kolei nastapiiy nomina-
eye: Lawrence'a B. Stringera z
Lincoln (demokraty), Georgia.
Edmunda Fossa, Williama 5.
Masona Shurtleffa. Rezultat glo-
sowania byi taxi: Hopkins otrzy-
mai 81 glosow, Foss Is, Stringer
So, Mason 4 Shurtleff 8. Nieo-
becnych bylo poslow. Poniewaz
laden kadydatow ME otrzyrtlal
wiekszosci, przeto dzisiaj musi sic
odbyc giosowanie wspolne obu
izb.
w senacie otrzymal wiekszosc
Hopkins, a mianowicie 26 gio-
sow podczas gdy Foss otrzymaa
10, Stringer 13 Mason 2 giosy.
Razem tedy W obu izbach otrzy-
mali: Hopkins 81 g}osow, Foss
25, Stringer rs, Mason 6, Shurt-
left 8, a nieobecnych bylo 6 czion-
kow legislatury. Do wyboru po-
trzeba stu trzech g}osow.
Wieczorem odbyl sic kaukus
zwolany przez ,przewodniczacego
komitetu kaukusowego, ale ze-
bralo sic tylko Is pos}6w i sena-
tor6w. CT zobowiazali sic oddae
swe glosy Hopkinsowi, a pozniej
jeszcze dwoch nieobecnych przez
swych zastepcow oswladczyios re
oddadza swe giosy Hopkinsowi.
z tenn wszystkiem sytuacya jest
jeszcze bardzo niepewna i MEDIA
sic przewidziet, jak dlugo odby-
wac sic beda wspolne giosowania,
lub kto nakoniec zwyciezy.
Dover, Del, 20 stycznia. Wczo-
raj odbyla sic inauguracya Simeo-
ma S. Pennewilla jako nowoobra-
nego gubernatora. Przysiege cd
niego odebrai brat jego, sedzia Ja-
mes Pennewill, uzyl do tego Ia
cihskiej biblii drukowanej we
Francyi W 16 wieku, ktora do te-.
60 kraju przywi6zi byl John M.
Clayton Dover, kiedy byi sekre-
tarzem pod prezydencya Bucha-
mana.
Washington, D. c., 20 stycznia.
- Wczoraj w senacie przyjeto
poprawke, ma mocy ktorej pensya
prezydenta Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych podniesiona zostaje do 100
tysiecy dolarow rocznie, wlacznie
kosztow podrozy. Rowniez pod
wyzszono pensye przewodnicza-
cego najwyzszego trybunalu ma,
$4,000, a pensye innych czlon-
l6w trybunalu ma $4,000 rocz-
ME. Natomiast skreslono popraw-.
ke wyznaczajaca po $4,000 rocz-
ME na utrzymywanie pojazdow
dla wiceprezydenta Stanow lie
dnoczonych i dla mowcy izby.
Rezolucye senatora Raynera ty-
czaca sic zadania cd gen. proku-
ratora wyjaSnieh W sprawie pro.
cesu prasowego zlozono W reces
komitetu sadowniczego, gdzie za-
pewne zostanie pogrzebana. Staio
sic to jednak po debatach dose
ozywionych.
Izba poslow zluzyia onegdaj-
sza move Willeta, lzaca prezy-
denta, W rece specyalnego konli-
tetu, gdzie zapewne zaSnie snem
wiecznyrn. Zalatwiono sic z kilku
newelami budietowemi + pensyj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-20

jenny MAINE" odpiynai Ia
Guaira do Guatanamo ma Kubie.
Ma okrecie tym przybyl p. Bu.
chanan do Caracas, lecz pobyt
okret w poblizu jest bezprzedmio-
towy, poniewaz rokowania fakty-
cznie juz przysziy do skutku.
Protokol okresla, re sad roz-
jemczy rniedzy Venezuela i po-
szczeg6lnemi paistwami roszcza.
cemi sobie rome pretensye powi-
MEN rozstrzygat, jezcli przedtem
ME przyjdzie do nalezytego poro-
zunienia.
Smyrna, 20 stycznia. - Odczu-
to til slime trzesienie ziemi, ktors
jednak ME zrzadziio zadnych
szkod. Raporty Focei, s0 mil "
kierunku poinocno zachodnim
stad odleglej, donosza, re zawalils
sic tam pewna Geese domow )
tylko try osoby zycie straciiy.
Amerykahskie okrety wojenne
Louisiana" Virginia" znajduja
sic w tutejszym porcie.
- Pozniejsze doniesienia z Fo'
cei innych okolicznych miejsco-
wosci glosza, re zginelo osm
wszystkich os6b. w Focei nadto
So znaczne szkody.
Ateny, 20 stycznia. - Ma wy.
spach Jonskich ma zachod Cd wy
BREEZY Grecyi dostrzezono one
gdaj wczoraj kilka wstrzasnieh.
Najsilniejsze trzesienie bylo na
Santa Maura. Me donosza O za-
dnych stratacll materyalnych.
Granada, 20 stopnia. - Pr1ed'
ostatniej nocy W miejscowosci Ia
farraya odleglej okolo 30 mil Cd
Granady wydarzyly sic diva gwas-
towne trzesienia ziemi. Ludnoscia
owladnela panika, lecz niema za-
dnej powazniejszej szkody.
Messyna, 20 stycznia. w
pozostaiych po strasznem trzesie-
niu ziemi ruinach wybuchl wielkl
pozar. ZwalisKa palacu Pennosf
zapadly sic do reszty j ogieh ,sro-
zy sic wsrod Mich zywioiowa 81
Ia. Mimo nadludzkich wyiikow
zolnierzy sytuacya jest nader
grozna. Z dymem dochodzi "a
pach palacych sic cias jest oba-
wa, re ogieh pore zyjace jeszcze
organizmy. Z glownego ogniska
pozaru W paiacu Pennosi psomie-
ME przeniosiy sic juz ma ruiny ra.
tusza i banku wioskiego. Plomie-
ME wybuchaja wysoko, podczas
gdy iskry rozsypuja sic ma dale
kie odleglosci. Goraco jest niezno.
sne. zolnierze marynarze przy-
wiedzeni ma miejsce pozaru alar.
mem trebaczy uwijaja sic razno.
Me zameldowano dotychczas Ia
dnego wypadku straty W ludziach
Slawny zbi6r monet barons
Pennosi znajduje sic W bezpie.
czehstwie w Acireale w poblizu
Catanii. Ksiaze genueiiski nara
zeniem wlasnego zycia wydarl
prawie plomieni pewna oszalala
kobiete, ktora szia prosto w pala-
ce sic ruiny, gdzie wedlug jej
twierdzenia miai sic MAJ zywcem
spalic.
Rzym, 20 stycznia. - Ambass.
dor Griscom przekazal arcybisku.
powi Irelandowi sume $4,000, po-
zostaia z nadwyzka funduszu rs-
tunkowego, ktory Amerykanie ze-
brali ma korzysc ofiar katastrofy
we Wioszech poludniowyeh. Ko.
mitet amerykahski, rozdzieliwszy
skiadki, jui sic rozwiazai. ArcybL
sleup zechce pieniadze te albo
sam rozdzielic lub przeznaczye
ma inny wlasciwy eel. Wedle po-
stanowienia komitetu ambassadors
przeznaczy nadwyzki po $1,000
dla zaioiena 10 pierWszych laza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-20
WaIka o urzad senatora zwiazkowego.
przsrWa wses Kongresu I pTezydentsm RoossVstsm,
Pomyslny Obr6t w rOkOwaniach Stan6w ZjednOczO-
nych Venezuela.

ziemi Tucyi azyatyckej, ma wyspach IO6skich W H
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-01-28
MolAssEs FOR cows.
Aids Digestion and Improves Quality
Of Milk. Says Hoard.

Aids Digestion and Improves Quality
Of Milk, Says Hoard.
At the recent national dairy show
W. d. Hoard, the we'll known authori-
ty on dairy subjects, advised farmers
to feed molasses to their cows.
Cows like sweets he said. Il
feed my herd regular ration of mo-
lasses every day, and | find that It
thrives on 1t. 1t makes their flesh fat
and their skins glossy. 1t gives zest
to their appetite and helps their d.
gestion It increases the quantity and
improves the quality OF their milk. for
It puts the cow in good hu,nor. and
a good humored cow Is the best milker.
"Of course the thing can be over
done. Too much molasses is bad for
the COW, Just the same rs too many
Chocolates are bad for Daughter SUI
san Of too much taffy disagrecs with
young Bill. But steady diet of
small quantity Of molasses Is great
thing for dairy herd. Ny cows have
got into the habit Of looking for it.
They don't relish their fodder without
II. I feed It to them all the year
around, except In the breeding season.
The carbons In It are dangerous then.
II have had OCCASION" continued
Mr.. Hoard, ITO 60 rather deeply into
the subject Of the relation between
the nerves of taste and the nerves Of
digestion. AS general thing 1t il
true OF human beings that the things
they like are the things that are good
for them. The same thing is true Of
animals. The most profitable feed for
the farmer In general way Is the
feed his stock likes"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-01-28
TESTING THE cows.
Apparatus Necessary For Telling Just
What Each Animal 10 Worth.

Apparatus Necessary For Telling Just
What Each Animal IL Worth.
Many farmers say they would be
glad to test their cows II they knew
how to 60 about the work. Hoard's
Dairyman tells how it is done AZ fol.
lows:
The things necessary for testing
each cow In the herd are q Babcock
test with complete outfit, spring
scale for weighing the milk. a small
dipper or milk thief for taking the
samples, corrosive sublimate tablets
for preserving them and milk shests.
Each cow should be given a name Of
number, which is placed ut the top Of
the milk sheet, so that the weights Of
milk can be put directly under her
name or number.
A considerable amount Of time can
be saved by arranging scale, sample
bottles and milk sheet in such a way
that the weighing, recording the
weight and sampling the milk can be
done with as few steps and motions
as possible. After the most desirable
place In the barn has been chosen for
weighing and sampling. the scales can
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-01-28
Cams Dry Aunor.

When the gallant Welsh captain
David Gam was sent forward by,
Henry v. to reconnoiter the French
army before the battle of Agincourt
he found that the enemy outnumbered
the English by about five to one. His
report to the king is historic:
There are enough to be killed,
enough to be taken prisoners and
enough to run away"
This quaint forecast Of the result Of
the battle at once spread through the
camp, and doubtless every yeoman
archer Of the valiant company felt an
inch taller. We know that 1t was al
most literally justified by the event.
Poor Cams dry humor was equaled
by his courage. He was killed while
In the act Of saving the life Of his
prince.-London Standard.
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.'Str, elercn, fortu-taco, nineteen, t,relue."
was paid to the parsons daughter for
kisses at the church fair to build
new parsonage for the parsons daugh-
ter to live in"
At | o'clock. when the bodcarriers
were making ready to close up the
front and keep the inside open. a wo-
man slips In the door Of the restaurant
and comes up to Old jacks table.
You've seen the kind-black shawl,
creepy hair, ragged skirt, white face,
eyes a cross between Gabriel's and a
sick klttens-the kind of woman that's
always On the lookout for an autOmo-
bile or the mendicancy squad-and she
stands there without word and looks
at the money.
Old Jack gets up, peels me OF the
roll and hands me to her. with bow.
Madam" says he. just like actors
I've heard, here Is tainted bill. l
am a gambler. This bill came to me
tonight from gentleman's son.
Where he got 1t do not know. Il
you will do me the favor to accept It,
1t is yours"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-01-28
THE HoRsEMAN.

A clean wooden box makes an ideal
salt box, but don't salt the feed. Put
the salt in the trough occasionally.
Watering the Horse.
A successful horse raiser says he
counts the number OF swallows his
horses take while drinking pailful.
When he Is on the road and comes to
trough he gets out and counts while
his horses drink. SO that they will not
take too much at once. He waters
often and so keeps his horses free from
bowel trouble caused by overdrinking.
Wide Stalls Best.
A horse needs wider and more
exclusive stall than does COW. 1t
should be wide enough so that the
horse Gun lie comfortably and stretch
out its legs, but not so wide that he
can roll In 1t.
Exercise In the Winter.
The horse that Is to be kept IN the
barn much Of the time In winter
should be guarded against becoming
soft Some farmers try to save money
by feeding their idle horses on hay
during the period Of slack work. The
result Is that they begin work In the
spring with soft muscles and little
energy Some grain should be given
during all the winter, enough to keep
the muscles in good form. Exercise is
absolutely necessary to keep horse
In good trim.
Discouraglng Wind Sucking.
Wind sucking Is associated with
"cribbing' and Is habit learned by
imitation or induced usually by irrita
ton Of teething. A tendency to thu
habit Is supposed by some to be trans
mitted by the affected sire or dam
This is questionable. There Is no curt
SO far as medicine Is concerned. bu
/ the habit may be discouraged by keep
ing the animal in box stall from
which everything has been removed
upon which the teeth or chin could b
/ fixed or rested to perform the act. II
! tasting liquid or salye (aloes, may b
lsmeared upon things used by the hors
!, In wind sucking or cribbing.
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The Dogskin Wouldn't Go Round.
Hungary swarms with barristers It
Is the greatest ambition Of the Hunga-
rlan peasant to make one of his sons
an advocate.
The son Of a small farmer in the
neighhorhaod OF Budapest was sent by
his father to the law school OF that
town. but either from lack of parts
or the necessary application he was
plucked in the qualifying examina-
ton.
Not daring to return to the paternal
abode empty handed after oil the mon
cy that had been spent on his educa-
tion, he conceived and executed the
plan Of forging legal diploma. The
father was not, however, SO ignorant
as not to be aware that such diplomas
are always written on parchment
kutya-ber (dogskin}-in Hungary.
"Why is your certificate not made out
on kutya-berw asked the old man.
'"The fact is. father" coolly replied
the youth, there are more barristers
than dogs in Hungary, and so there is
not enough kutya-ber to make diplo-
mas for us all."-London Answers.
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Carr Of Lambs.

An experienced breeder says that In
the case of twins 1t Is well to place
them with the mother In a small. sep
arate pen for day or two in order
that they may become acquainted and
to avoid the danger Of one Of the
lambs straying away. which may
cause trouble. When lambs are born
weakly more care is required. and un-
less the shepherd Is with them to see
that they are sucked soon after birth
they are liable to become chilled and
die II the lamb Is too weak to stand
up and suck 1t should be held up and
some milk milked into It's mouth,
when 1t will soon take the teat and
help itself, or the eve may be gently
laid upon her side and the lamb
brought to the teat on Its knees or
side and helped as above indicated.
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OUAE41 XV4s AAS44&N0 VV"Hs
be suspended from the ceiling so as to
hang near the milk sheet, which can
be tackled to board and hung on tho
wall or fixed on an inclined shelf pro-
jecting from the wall.
After the milk from each cow II
weighed a sample should be taken
and placed in the jar bearing the cows
name or number. The sample bottles
can be arranged on either side of the
milk sheet or, II convenient. above It.
II there are two or more mixers the
sample bottles can be arranged In the
same order in which the cows are
MIXED. This method saves time n
finding the right sample bottle.
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rhe woman took me with trembling

The woman took me with a trembling
hand.
"Sir." said she, II counted thousands
Of this issue Of bills into packages
when they were virgin from the press
es. was Il clerk In the treasury de-
partment. There was an official to
whom ! owed my position. You say
they are tainted now. II you only
knew! But | won't say any more
Thank you with all my heart, sir
thank you-thank you"
Where do you suppose that woman
carried me almost at a run? To
bakery. Away from Old Jack and
sizzling good time to a bakery. And I
get changed, and she does Sheridan
twenty miles away with dozen rolls
andsa section of jelly cake as big as a
turbine water wheel. OF course lost
sight Of her then. for was showed up
In the bakery, wondering whether I'd
day In an alum deal or paid over to the
cement works.
A week afterwayd butted up
against one of the one dollar bills
the baker had given the woman for
change.
"Hello. E3503966ov' says l. Weren't
you in the change for me in bakery
last Saturday night?''
"Yep," says the solitaire in his free
and easy style.
How did the deal turn out2'' I
asked.
.She blew E17O51431 for milk and
round steak" says the one spot "She
kept me till the rent man came. 1t
was a bum room with a sick kid in It.
But you ought to have seen him 60
for the bread and tincture Of formalde-
hyde Half starved, guess. Then
she prayed some. Don't get stuck up,
tenner. We one spots hear ten prayers
where you hear one. She said some
thing about who giveth to the poor
Oh, let's cut out the slum talk. I'm
certainly tired Of the company that
keeps me. wish l was big enough to
move in society with you tainted
bills"
''Shut up," says l. There's no such
thing. know the rest Of it. There's
'lendeth to the Lord SO where in
It Now look on my back and read
what you SCI there"
'sThis note Is legal tender at its
face value for all debts. public and
| private"
'"rhis talk about tainted money
makes me tired" says /.
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Distilled Water.

Distilled water after having been
exposed to the air is one of the most
salubrieus of drinks. Its daily use In
measured quantities Is helpful In
cases of dyspepsia and greatly assists
the general functions of the body. Ev-
cry large steamer carries q water dis
tilling apparatus by which sea water
IS made fresh. In the days before
steamers primitive distilling apparatus
was used on warships and vessels car
rying passengers.