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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Tacoma, 1; Seattle, 0.
Spokane, 8; Vancouver, 0.
Games Today.
Seattle at Tacoma.
Vancouver at Spokane.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
r. G. OSBORN.
County Assessor.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of County
Assessor of Chelan County, subject
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01

Entered as second-class matter at the
postoffice at Wenatchee, Wash.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01

Main Office-BusinesS and Editorial
Daily World Building, Wenatchee,
Farmers Phone 1882.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01

N. M. SORENSON.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
County Treasurer.

C. A. BATTLES.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
County Commissioner.

FRED REEVES.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

BaIt. q. Sonien, minneapolis,
meooeler o5 UNDER 4. os., at oeres
Ssn a6olpb famine Dag maatte
undertakes en- ny Operation: Be
tenoelien / 9eret bar iaa lterf, at
29een fanot oct n~gopenoigt at bort
ff9re en- Del mere af asoet (iffe Of
felipe 8enet) for at frelie Drengens
2fp. 9enne ii6ite operation nareoe
so Minutter, meoens ben f6rite oa-
reoe ~ Sime. Sfent Operationen
forlsb beIoig, fslte 9rengen Jig mere
Ipg efter oenne emo efter ben ferite
Operation, men 2egen mener bog,
ban ifal fomme igennem BET. :
Oct er goot / iliee merfe Stunoer
at funne boile | Sroen pna, at "a t
ifnI tiene Dem til gooe, Iom elife
CUB. Soet ri minoer ON bette
Orb, bill Ri life unolaoe after at be-
Dione pore baarot prebeoe Ssifenoe
Dor biertelige Weofslelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Sibelen 90 Sroserfenoelien,

s lin Mrtifel oM1it Spergsmaal
ON igen" anoet Steos | bette Ium-
mer ifriper Dor Sen geter Serfel-
fen: rgeo gibeltro f%oritnar ieg al
Jorfpnoelie, iom life fulot no bar
ben apoItoliife Trosbefenoelie til
@~runooolo". en- ioaoan l1otalelie gi.
Der Snotrpf at at Der Ifuloe bore
Sorifel mellem, bpno gibelen lRrer,
og bpao Der befe1oes | Girfens Rlo.
ite gefenoelie. Og naar ina 8efen.
oelien bgpoes oDer ngibeltroen", fan
fun6e BET let enoe meo at roffe Ero-
en- paa gibelens Orb. gi fsler os
oerfor forpligteoe til at fremfomme
meo en- llotalelie ON 6orbol0et mel
lem 9ibeIen og Erosbefen.
beIfen.
81 foritaar 10 nof, at geter Ger
feIien iister til, bDao ban ifreD
fin forrige artifel, bpor ban omtalt'
reformerte Samfunos forifellige Op'
fattelier at gibeIens Gore. Wen ooel
for Sefterne euer be reformerte Sir
feafoelinger gaar bet life an at loo'
benz baue gibelen og Iaa ri oerimof
ifaI nsjes meo ErosbefenoeIien. Q
gnar ingenIunoe meo paa at fdlot
oefternes ofpigenoe Gore, (. Gfs. on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
6srer on Sfriset?

ggi0ite on, bDa0 oct bill iige al
uGre paa ct Steo, bporben ben mino.
ite Straale fraepangeliets2ps alorie
er naaet , funoe ou ie, boao
ri Ter, funoe on fsle, bnao pi fsIer,
iaa ifuI6e on fsIe Smerte oeo at iq
oisie oprefebte Sj9le, iom life peo,
bpao Seius bar eiort for Dem. Oct
bar life nof for Subs Sgn, at ban
oppe | lin Simmel fnnoe beoe for
ben falone gerOen; neil ban gar
Tia ielpi Bore @enner for geroens
CHARACTERIZATION er bitter Sroni iao
l9nge Ri fun gioer al Dor Operfloo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
6sIqenoe beoes rettet / gait. gigs

6slgenoe beoes rettet / gait. 8igs
nDanife / Imerifa".
S forrige Nr. SIDE 3 efter Scr
oanife 2onbog, iom Der er Gale ON"
tilfsies: er oiitnof Spite 2oo", oq
muligpis ben u0gane at 1890, Jon
iprlig~ -.
s bette SIR. SHE 2 = yHooo-
mRno~, Ices: Haaomnno. Sfibes
Brpit", Ices Sfibsprait. Omtrent
miot / fsrite SpaIte tilfeies efter
,@ranatebler~: On aboo fom til
oenne @, peo man life, men oct bar
Beftemmelien. 29ngere neoe Itaar
.felp ON aQe andre 2unoe o. |. b.,
Ices: ielp ON ale andre Sunoe o. I
b. S anoen Spolte Itanr: nIfuloe
Erpiten beitemme". les: gifuloe
BroDften beitemme. s treble
Spalte forefommer 0roet u5eis" e
Bnr @ange, ICES: 5ere; III Wo.
gems og 8orbasie m. m. les: III
Wagens og 8orbasie M. m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
ct life Opraab til Dore
Wenigbeoer.

Nnnoe og 5reo og ct glpoeligt
Wptaar enifes eoer | Seiu Napnl
ga Der mart boloes aarsmeoe |
oore Menigbe6er, bpor en- flor Del
al Observation-Disclosures fommer
iammen, mao ieg faa COB at l9gge
nogle Tanfer frem. - Ger er be-
gpnot at tale om at betole Br9itens
ReiIe til gorsmeoerne. 9onfen er
oqiao fommen frem | glair Wenig.
beo. Seq bar Den 9anfe, at ON bet
(GIuttes paa Sibe 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

Roar 9pierne bstnenber fig til Rolf, Der
apertereri Rlobst, enter for OF febe hos benz
ener'or of foo EpInsnino ON bet operterebe,
6ebes Te oltib omtale. al Ge foo apertisies
uaentet | bette glob. Oct oil pRre til gem
kbie Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

oe geileonin9, BET oil glonoen efter-
boanoen flare for mig. Oct er life
gioet Ell enfelt Slpgt eler Sio at
~forItoa Sfriiten / oens 9eIbeo, tbi
Den Refer til Dagenes @noe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
.giort2 Din grooers Blob
raaber til MIG ra Sor.

d G n" -
Seq oil Der benptte 9eili9beoen til
at anbefale Miis 8ilionsgnrmibaeIs
uOm9rfeoe BOG, v9binos as tbep
are, al bpilfen openitaoenoe Stpffe
er ct llOtog. Den er ooeriat pno
0anlf al Gee. ararup o9 uosipet
UNDER Citizen oSungt ringer Mulm".
Seq piloe enIfe enbner Ben al SEQ.
ningemisiionen niloe ifnffe Jig 0enne
BOG oe l9ie ben.
Oct er life lpie 9iIleOer. ri faar at
ie fra oct ooali9e 9ip | Snoien, men
set er ianot = frp9teligt ianot. Den,
Der bar lpit 9ogen, bill inorsmine,
at Sen 9eifnIoning, at airfen inotiI
Oenne Dag bar oreoet Misiion JON
Seq, life er belt iibeorunoet.
Oct ier msrft no / Se0ningeIanoe-
ne, og Sfploen r r. gi bar
life opipI0t Serrens 9u0: .@oa no
! al geroen og ger ale 5oIf til mine
0iicipIel" @i fan life nnoifnloe os
meo, at Der er nof at gore Der biem.
me. 3aar Serren Tiger gao, ian
mener ban life gblip biemme".
8i maa life 9Iemme, at arbeioet
for @uos 2i9es girfeli9gerelie paa
Soreen oeler Jig / to Dele. Der er
baaoe ct arbeioe inonotil meo at op-
bpgge og befnite Menigbeoen og ben
enfelte | Sroet % ct arbeioe uoao.
til nieo at uobreoe oct GLADE 9iioifab
oper Den belle Soro. 9eoningemis-
iionen er en- Del al arbeioet no.
aotil, og oi fan goot tilfeie = en-
meget nietig Del.
6or nitten bunore6e aar iioen
funoe en- lille Snanofnlo fottiee 81.
ifere og Snanop9rfere pr9oife gnnn.
geliet Il ben eanife 8eroen". q II fan
fem bunoreoe Millioner ariitne life
g6re oct %.
G9re ~meoforleite 9ro6er eIfer 81.
tier, iom lpi er bette, bnno bar on
giort for Misiionen2 Sar Serren it.
fe iagt, at boer ben. JON bill bore
bans 0iicipeI, ifaI forn9gte Jig ielp
og tage fit aors op % fsIoe bam2
San f~ornegteoe iig ieln; + an tog
lit aors op for at brin9e 2piet til
Dem, iom iao | Msrfe. On, iom er
en- Seiu Diicipel, on bar bel eiort
oct iamme2
rSper Den, iom tror pna mig, ifal
gsre itsrre 9ing emo oisie". Spor
e r Dor GprIigbeo, 90 bpor
+ Dor Sro2
Ser er iaa til Slut en- lille Sang,
iom iee ielo CT fommen til at boloe
iaa meget of:
Sunet ruser Wulm ODER Soroen iaa
pioe,
2aneiomt | Rotten fun 5imerne
ifrioe;
SCR, bpor oct Ipoer fra Sierter / Suf
, og angit:
=: Sommer Dag Ell inort2 >:
SeonineeIfarer fra 9sosmsrfets
Sfpsge
Haaber til os, iom / 2ipslpiet bp9ge;
Serren 90 Iperger os: bpor er DIN
9rooer, bpor2
=: 9ommer ban ej Innrt2 ::
2i6enoe grooer | BalmerneS 3unoe,
300 ifal on faa for bnert Sapn og
bper 8unoe;
sc, oper big ifai Subs Serligbeos
Col opgaa:
=: ariitus fommer mart >:
2io af Subs 2iu ifal oa lrge Din
Smerte,
Cps al Subs 2ps o~eoerfppge Dit
Sierte.
Sps, bsr bog Suffet, oct tr9tte, oct
HnnpnAol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

AOCAQs oNAtfA OAa0Ng ~ 0N~%fo
lpffes nogen at faa Jig lanet Ell
Simmel berneoe; at netop naar ban
mener at baue opooeet 2pffen, iaa
fommer 0soen oe faiter BAN oct
belle ooer @noe. = @eI Dig, ON OH
bar l9rt at iptte al DIN 5oroent-
ming til Serrenl 9a itaar on / bet
rette Sorbolo til bette 2io % til
Dem, ou meOer og meoes al berneoe.
Sor oie er 2ipet en- 8anOring, fun
Ell 8onorine moo oct rette Score.
lnno, og on tiger:
@u0 life Sop for Dag, Der gaar,
@u0 life Sop for Dag, Der fommer,
0eroeo faar iee Subelaar
Sg en- eoig, epig CONNER.
s sin Gro paa SUB, Din 5relier,
bar on en- Sfat, Oh fan beboloe,
noor alt nnoet ifal ilippes. 5 bin
Gro og oct oermeo forbun0ne lenen.
oe Saab timber on Iteoie M aroft,
ON emo 2ipet fan gore dig aloris
iaa tr9t % ~uomattet, ON emo 5rem.
tioen ligger nIorig iaa MORT og unis
foran sig. Oh fan / Sroen paa Din
alm9gtige Srelier iiee: Sun friif
oerino, on orufner Ell nit Sino." s
gennen benter on oaglig ny arnft,
Moo og Eonlmooigbeo til at Iioe og
tribe, til at lepe og %. Sig fun
aItio:
gi, nit Sierte, bi pna Din @u6l
of oin Sorg og Smerte ban bipGper
big no.
gr msrf sin @ei,@uo Dig ilipper Ell;
Stsrre emo sin Sielper er 10 Rs6en
ell
eOige Sroifab, 5reIier / Reo,
5reIs og pore Si9le / 2io og Dol
Men en- arlten oplsfter life blot
fine Zine til 8iereene, bporfra bans
Sielp ifal fomme; nei, peo Sroen
pon Seius, SUBS SON, jim 5relier,
er ban b9pet op oper oenne iorfren-
felige Soro, epor aft iDgner, nisner
og osr. Com ben mpgtige Urn fan
ban ifue neo paa Wenneifenes raft.
lsie 59roen og Sngen efter 5orfan-
geligbeo. Naar man fra De onbe,
TRANCE Gale tiger op paa 9iergene,
bnor imaat ipnes en- oa life, 10 bsie-
re man tiger, alt Sing oerneoe | oct
lape, minore og minore berer man
of oen pante 2arm og 3ummel,
mere % mere FLAIR og let bliper 2uf-
ten. Sanleoes gaar oct ct Subs
Barn. SO mere Sroen oofier, 10
bsiere tiger oct, oe geroen meo oft,
Der er | ben, blioer mirore. Sorger-
ne bliner minore, be trnffer life
mere Siertet. Blot ct Greens @lit
paa Din bimmelife Sober, Der bar
Smiorg baaoe for DIT timeIige og
epige @apn, og ben Sorg, Der bar
iom ct gierg, blioer iom Ell lille
Sten, on letfo6et fan lie benoper.
Og De fsoelige @lGoer, booraf iaa
mango laOer Zig 0aare, miiter mer
og mer oeres Siltrpfning5fraft, tbi
bar Siertet imagtSimIens rene, bel
lige @l9oe, @lpoen / SUB, oa er
Der ingen anoen 8le0e, Der fan tage
oens Blaos. Spao fan | oct belle
oenne Soro bpoe mig2 Den fon in.
tet bpoe mig, iom fan itiae nit Sier.
tes eDige Erang, ilet intet. Spem
oiloe forgabe Zig | De timelige So
Der, nanr ban fan 6ape De eoige2
Den afl Wiuioner laoer fig narre.
Waaife life | Dag, men inoen
l9nge bill belle 8eroen forioinoe for
Dit glif. 2pffeIige, ia tuiin6 @ange
ialige Wenneife, iom oa fan iige:
D2ao ben iDinoe, ieg neo geien til
en- beOre 8eroen". Derfor g9loer set
ON for boert Cubs Barn, at Siertet
fploes iteoie mere meb oenne 2png.
iel: Som Serre Seius, fom mart"
Sg fonlmer ban ina enoeIie, bin Sc
ius, Din beoite Sen, ba ital on op.
fare meo Binaer Tom Grnel. opfare
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
% oegrer os oeo at beneipe os ieIo."
90. 5roneois @oiGIarO,
Ifrifa.


Oct par Rot, = ispnIss laa ies
poa nit 2eie; ieo berte buIe 2po al
1rommer, og | oct opbe Msrfe LOO
Grommeilaoene oo6belt ubpegeliet.
Wens iea lan ser uoen at funne looe,
inn ieg ct SDn for min Sipls Die.
SEQ itoo poo @rsnioeret, og peo
mine 5eo0er iaa ieg en- Opb, bunblss
afgruno. Seq bleo ioimmeI Oeo at
lie oerneo % traf mig tilbnge. Wangc
Menneifer gif lanes meo &anoen al
oct ioimIenoe 9pb.
Ger fom en- apinoe meo ct fife
9arn paa IrmelL mems ct anoet
bolot foit | benOes Gl9oer. Nii bar
bun lige peo Gonoeri. - ga iaa ieg,
at bun nnr blinol
SUN Isfteoe i'm 500 til oct neite
Sfriot = trnoote / 2uften = ianf
/ g~fgrun0ens 9nb - bun og Borne.
ne meo benoel 81 oct Sfrie, iom
I6o, oa bun %foribon6t.
8erpaa ioa ieg 5olf fomme Sfa-
repis ira ale aanter, og ale bar
hlin0e. fl1l0Itpu0id bliu0e. ole
bopoe BET iamme Maal, ale itprebe
ben imoo afgrun0en.
81 oct Sfrie, iom IsO, naar De
pluoieli9t m9rfeoe, De elf no oper
Ionoen, ne0 / 9nbetl ct eennem.
trengenoe, bierteiferenoe Sfrig, -
6iplpeleie Itrafte De armene / geiret
oe greb / ben TONNE 2uft.
Men Der bar ogiaa andre, Der gif
til gun0s uoen en- $40. - 90 ieg
unoreoes oper, at ingen ~Itanoie0e Dem
paa gfgrun0ens &ano. Seg funoe
life, ieg ItoO iom faitnaglet og
flinoe life rnabe ON Sielp, ifsnt ieg
a%nitren9te mig of al MIN Strait, =
og ieg fun6e fun bpiIfe.
Seq iaa, at Ser itoo 8aetpoiter
Iangs af9runoens Inno, men De Itoo
langt ira bi1anoen, og imeIIem Dem
fanotes opbe Suller uoen Hefpprf.
5 oeres 9linobeo falot mango Men.
neifer / oisie SulIer, - De blep 10
life aObare0el og oct grsnne @res
farpe6es blooreOt = aferunoen 90
beoe : Selpeoe ilugte lit 9pttel
Og ieg iaa ct an6et @iGle6e, Ell
Slot W%enneIfer, iom iab meb 9pg.
gen til afgrunoen; De ia6 iaa for
nsieliet iammen og BANDIT 9lomIter.
franie.
Gf 90 til, mar ct gennemtr9ngen.
De Sfrig noaeoe oeres gren, bleo De
~forItprreoe | oeres tomme 8leoer,
og De iaa pao boeranore, men bpis
en- Of Dem piIoe reiie zig for at fom.
me De uIpffelige til Si9lp, eioroe De
andre alt, booo De funoe, for at boil
De tilbage.
Sporfor oil on gna9 on err 10 emo.
MI life f9roig meo Din glomiter.
frans, bent til on faar ct beitemt
anlo, = bent til on err f9roig me6
Dit arbeioel
Og Der par en- an6en Slot; | ben
fanbtes Solf, iom gerne oiI6e bape
flere 8agtpolter oeo afgrunoen; men
De mente MI, Der bar life 9rang til
ret mango, og at ben @runo bar ser
aIligenel mango Mil imellem Dem,
Der Itoo oeruoe langs @fgrunoens
9ano for at aonare og bieIpe De
ulpffelige, blinoe Menneifen
Ser Itoo Ell iing Biae paa Jim en-.
iomme Boit - benoes Sierte ban.
feoe for De ulpffeliee, tbi bun bar
life bleoen trGt at fin @ernine, men
bun bar blepen tr9t | lin @erning.
Sun par Iao tret og opiliot, og
benoes Mo6er og Slpgtninge falote
benoe biem = BUN tr9ngte 10 til
Snile, men ingen, afl ingen funoe
gan / benoes Steoi
st file Barn laa paa @fgrunoens
Gano, og 6n Barnet m9rfeoe, bet
bar peo at itprte neo, greb bet efter
en- Got @r9s og bolot frampastigt
fat oerbeo meo fine imaa S9noer,
men @r9siets Heooer Iesneoes, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

g 9iffaIbe of nreaelmesfebeber peb
Rpbfooslfen bebes man flase I'll bet ffebli9e
Rpffpeien. Sfulbe bet life bielpe, beoes
NON henpenbs fe til a8anffsren"s
Rpntpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-20
Keen the Cow Clean.

A cow should be kept as clean or
cleaner than an individual by being
thoroughly bathed at least once or
twice a week. Only the purest water
should be given to her, for if allowed
IN drink from the impure stream OF
+be pasture or from pools of water
she may in this way infect the milk
and thus carry the germs of disease.
The attendant should not only be a
healthy individual, free from disease
of nose and throat, but should wear a
white suit and should have hands
thoroughly washed before milking, the
udder of the cow should at every
milking be thoroughly washed and all
vessels intended to receive the milk
should be thoroughly secured. The
stall where the cow is to be MIXED
should be of cement finish and thor
oughly cleaned before the milking
process begins After the milk is
drawn is should Immediately be put
upon ice and the utensils kept open
to prevent the development of tyro-
tOXicOn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-20
Good Milk Producers.

For feeding purposes he did not use
brewers grains, as he thought they
mad a prejudicial effect on the milk.
but oil cake, with fodder made by
chatting straw and hay.
A quantity of the natter was placed
in rack just above each cow, so that
she could nibble at it if not satisfied
by her ordinary meal, and what re-
manned in the rack was turned into
fodder.
The place bears all the outward
signs of prosperity. The buildings are
in a state of sanitary cleanliness. At
tention was given to the admission Of
plenty of fresh air, without draughts,
and the farmer held that to keep a
COW in health a certain amount of
light is necessary for the winter
months.
All liquid sewage was carried off by
means of a drain. The dairy itself
was a model of spotless cleanliness.
This. of course, was a virtue in itself,
but the farmer explained that he did
not expect it to be its own reward
He had made a good circle of custom
ers and was in the habit of charging
them somewhat more than market
prices for butter; in return, he in
sured that it would be of the very best
quality, and of course made under con
ditions of the utmost cleanliness.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-20
USEFUL AID IN ALTERING
Tucks and Hens in Skirts VIII Be
Found InvaIuabIe-Best way
to Remove Spots.

Tucks and hens in skirts are IN
valuable aids in altering. Ii an eH-
fra niece of material is allowed for
when making wash dresses SO as 70
have something to piece or patch WIN
If should be sent to the wash with the
dress. at least once in while, anu
hung where it will perhaps tade III
tie so as not to show too great dif-
ference when the time comes to use
It. An extra length in children s
sleeves can sometimes be allowed
when the sleeves are put into GUNS.
The length being put in between the
two sides of the cuff; then When
lengthening is necessary, the cuff can
he ripped off and set on the edge OF
the sleeve.
Often there are spots which wash
ing will not remove from table linen
or wearing apparel. Unless those
things are seen at once, the stains are
apparently indelibly fixed. Oxalic acid
will take out most stains, but unless
carefully used will remove the mate
rial as well.
Use a teaspoonful to cupful OF hot
water-dissolve thoroughly, and then
hold the material either side OF the
stain and drop it in and take it out of
the solution. Keep lifting it in and
out until the stain disappears, then
rinse and keep rinsing under the cold
water faucet until sure that none OF
the acid remains.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-20
Orchard Work In Winter.

Prune off and destroy eggs of tent
caterpillars and canker worms on ap-
ple and other trees. If oyster shell
scale. or security scale, is on your trees,
spray with lime-sulphur wash. Clean
out pump and nozzle thoroughly after
using this wash. Pick off and destroy
tbe cocoons of the Cecropia moth, and
all other cccoons, on plum and other
fruit trees. Collect and destroy all
"plum pockets" still clinging to trees
or lying on the ground, says the Farm,
Home and Garden. Litter under plum
trees should be burned. Hang suet or
meat of some kind in the orchard to
encourage the presence of birds. The
chfckadees and downy woodpeckers
will find coddling moth larvae in their
cocoons and eat them. The chickadee
also eats the eggs of plant lice. Look
at the seed beans and peas to see that
the bean weevil or pea weevil is not
working therein. If they are present
place seed in an alright receptacle
and funligate with bisulphide of car
bon. Avoid bringing a light of any
kind near this liquid.
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DAIRY HERD IN THE WINTER
Close Study Of Individual Cow Is Nee
essary if Results Are to Be
Profitable.
tBY w. r. GILBERT.l

T..
Not long ago was looking at a
herd of cattle used for the production
of milk and butter in winter. 1t has
the merit, at all events, of yielding
handsome profit to the owner. and
differs in this way from many similar
herds.
1t was the more interesting, there
fore, to look over the arrangement of
a herd by which this feat is accom-
plished. There was, as the owner
smilingly said, no secret to disclose.
He is man who lives on the prod
uce of lis herd, and has made butter
a much greater factor in his prosper.
ity than is the case with his neigh
bors. What he insisted upon as re.
CARDS feeding might be comprised in
two parts.
7 The first was that which may be de-
scribed as individuality; in other
words he paid no regard to the 'ra-
lions" which many textbooks give for
the cow.
There was no such thing, he said as
the average cow" Some eat more
and some eat less, nor did their eat
ing bear any proportion that he could
fiend out to the amount of milk they
yielded
1t necessitated the employment of q
man who knew the idiosyncrsies OF
each cow and gave her what ne knew
she should take, and nothing more
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Cheese Keeps Longer.

faction to his customers. This de-
vice consists of an automatic shield.
adapted to close over both sides of a
wedge of cheese or to fit into the
opening of cut round cheese. 1t is
fitted with a spring which causes it to
keep always pressed over the cut sur
face of the cheese, thus preventing
the air from reaching 1t and drying 1t
out. The difference noticed between
cheese bought at one store and that
obtained at another is not always a
matter of quality, but often matter
of method in preservation. The dealer
who takes proper care of his goods
will find that they keep fresh longer
and the protector shown in the cut
will give him invaluable help in this
direction
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groups of small tucks are made across
the front, then strips of material are
sewn between each group; light de-
sign is embroidered at the edge OF
the strips; the outside of sleeve is
trimmed to match, while the lower
part is tucked to fit the cuffs, which
turn back and are embroidered at the
edges; the collar is of the same.
Materials required: Three yards
30 inches wide.
The third would make up well in
chiffon taffetas; it has a yoke of
tucked net, edged with narrow gal,
loon, two more rows trim the other
part of blouse, also edge the cuffs, to
which the sleeve is gathered they are
of tucked net, finished at the wrist
by narrow lace.
Materials required: Two yards chit
fon taffetas az inches wide, one and
one-half yards net, four yards galloon
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DAIRY NOTES.

Cows that give the richest milk are
more apt to produce offspring that
will do the same.
For his own good the farmer should
be sure his herd, whether beef or
dairy, is free from tuberculosis.
Immediately after separation the
cream should be cooled to the tenn
perature of the water direct from the
we'll
If in any milking part of the milk
Is bloody or stringy or unnatural in
appearance, the whole mess should be
rejected.
Separators have become commonly
known through the use of power ma
chimes at creameries and separating
stations.
A cow that gives rich milk and is
kept in good condition will produce a
butter that does not need coloring
matter at all.
If after churning the butter is not
firm try leaving it in the buttermilk a
few hours. This often makes won
derful change.
The breeder of Shorthorns to pro-
duce mixers must actually engage in
dairying at least in so far as the
handling of his cows are concerned.
The well bred special purpose dairy
cow is supposed and expected to do a
little better with the feed she con-
sumes than the ordinary COW con-
Stunning the same ration.
Milk quietly, quickly, Clearly and
thoroughly Cows do not like unneces-
sary noise or delay. Commence milk
ing at exactly the same hour every
morning and evening, and milk the
cows in the same order.
The dual-purpose cow will produce
only about one dollars worth of milk
for one dollars worth Of feed The
successful dairyman must have the
COW that is especially built for the
production of milk; the cow that will
produce two dollars worth of milk for
one dollars worth of feed.