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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
Antuort anf biz Tefd'ul0ienna
Wabor Sablman perlanst ebcmfalls
Wad)5ablnns Der Stimnen.
8 m a + q. gfebr.. %. 81

Smab a, Webr., 23 slug.
Oas &omitee, peIhes ole Erim6r.
Dablfampasne fir Mapor Gablman,
Den liesreiden .6einofratiihen Sou.
Observation-Disclosures, leitete, miro aui
Die 9eihuIbiglng DER S6aaenberger.
'ideh Sreltnoey 0obImaus komino.
ton lei ouf 6etriigeriihe @eiie Der.
beigefiibrt morben, oamit ontporten,
oaB er cine bodybuilding in % Conn.
ties perlanst. inbem oortiel6it onaeb.
lid Die auf Dem populiitiihen @obl.
aettel abgesebenen StImmen -
Sbauenberger NOR ouf 9nnoioai
ger Hopuliiten - fir Sbaaehberger,
ben Temofraten, se3Gblt wuroen.
Die neiieiten gerihte aus allen
ge5irfen. bon oenen apei lrittel
offiaieu iino. gebep IabIman cine
Nebrbeit BON 225 Stimmen.. aierin
iinb dber 153 Stimtnen, ueIhe Eabl,
man BEL Der crit baIb po1enoeten
3dblunas in Omaha aewalin, nidi
eingerehnet.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
VIGOROUS DEFENSE OF TAFT
John Hays Hammond Addresses Ohio
Political Club.

Cleveland, Aug. 21.-With the state.
ment that President Taft was one OF
the ablest and most sagacious of the
executives of the United States John
Hays Hammond made a vigorous de-
tense of the administration at the an
nuaI outing of the Cuyahoga County
League of Republican clubs.
Mr.. Hammond justified Mr.. fafts
support of the Aldrich-Cannon section
of the party on the ground that if he
had plunged into Republican civil
war his four-year term Of Office would
have been barren of results and not
one of his campaign pledges could
have been carried out.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
SHALL ENBERGER is BEATEN
Mayor of Omaha Gets Democratic
Nomination for Governor.

Omaha, Aug. 20--Additional re-
turns from Tuesdays primary election
indicate Mayor James G. Dahlman Of
this city has secured the Democratic
nomination for governor over Govern
or Shallenberger by a safe majority.
Returns from 1888 precincts out Of
1,645 in the state give Dahlman 24,949
and Shallenberger 22,652. The re-
naming precincts unheard from
would have to give Shallenberger a
to vote to overcome this lead.
Mayor Dahlman has started on his
election campaign through the state.
Governor Shallenberger abandoned his
watch Of, the returns and started for
Iowa to make speech.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
Dtntfdle nuo srianefr .
Or. Scyamer Der Ghrena6it Ser
Sibernier eou NdEadlnietts.

8btI dos Ipb io Na., %. aua.
cie freunbl da1t lidlen Be3iebungen
5ipiifen oeh not i0italeits Graoliiatio.
men Der Deiitifeu uno SSrl1noer ae-
ftolten Iitb isnmerz ber3iiHer.a Cher
ginlaoung oes Stoatsperbanoes bon
Woiia1ufetts oes ~slncient Orner. OF
&ibernions" foIgen0, ipiro Or, 6. 8.
'Seyauler, oer Nrdiioent oes Eeutid.
amerifaniiden NationoIbunoes NOR.
gen in 2omen, NsaiI aIss G6reuqoji
Der Sibernier' bel oerens aonoent Sic
Vmooe \ Der SrIdnoer obuebmcn,
&benbs miro Or. &ernmcr BEL einen,
@anfett ben Tooit oni Den Watlonal.
blinh beonflporten.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
!. ! !. 1. !. + + + 4 !. i. + + 4. i + !.
= DENMARK. !.
j. :. y !. !. :. !. A =. =. y :. =. =. !. 3. =.

There are SO many different factions
in politics in Denmark that 1t is a
difficult nation to understand in this
respect, but there seems to be one
question upon which the country
stands about evenly divided and that
is regarding the defenses of Copen-
hagen. One party desires to put the
city in a strong military position, with
fortresses and other strong defenses,
and another party is directly opposed
to it. There is third party, which is
taking a neutral stand, but when 1t
comes to settling the question at the
polls this party would have to take a
stand either for or against and there
fore join hands with one or the other
of the big parties. At present the
question of the Copenhagen defenses
is the one great question that is agi-
tating the country.
The folkething has approved the
government loan of $10.000,000. There
was from the very beginning a demon
strative scene among the Social Dem
ocrats, who have all along opposed
tue lOdH. ne IuiulSJer Oh uQduCe,
however, took determined stand and
when 1t came to voting the Social
Democrats did not attempt to show
their strength. The landsthing will
undoubtedly follow the folkething's
example and there will be no trouble
in getting the loan through The loan
will be furnished by French, Danish,
Swedish and German bankers.
Professor and Madame Boghild, who
have been making an extensive tour
through the United States during the
past summer, have returned to Copen-
hagen and, according to the Copen-
hagen papers, they feel extremely we'll
pleased with their trip. Professor
Boghild delivered about fifty lectures
in the United States and wherever he
and his wife went in this Danish-Amer-
lean colonies they were most heartily
received.
At Bornholm they have found the
body of Swedish laboring man name Il
Anders Johnson He was for some
time employed by farmer, but sud-
denly disappeared early last winter.
1t is Le,teyed that he. had been in an
intoxicated condition and gone to
sleep and then was frozen to death. 4
MARION s. NORELIUS
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
GAYNoR IS OUT OF DANGER
Physicians Say Complete Recovery Is
Assured.

S New York. Aug. zI.--Mayor Gay
nor's condition is excellent his ply
sicians. said. and the period of danger
has now passed. The doctors agree
that he will be completely recovered
within a short time and he will go to
the Adirondacks to complete his re-
covery Mayor Gaynor, though. has
Indicated that he thought he, ought to
return to his home In st. James. L. L..
after leaving the hospital.
The physicians have practically de-
cided not to operate to remove the
bullet, as they think Mayor Gaynor'
will suffer no Inconvenience from It.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
Der ellokampt = !
B Mf p]!tlnldhratit.
BtIebrnns @rpans Surd bas pGun'
rier.Sonrual".
Dos pt6 hlar
fir oen hampf 1912.
9er Iette nlts Sampf 5luiiden ben
rlbeu altrn Barteien.
aouigpiIIe, %. plug.

2ouispille %. Aug.
Inter Dem SiteI oaldr gum 9eieht
fir 1912" 5ringt Senrp 8atterion
Sernusgeber 0es Courier. Sournal"
cine abbanAIunG, ole in bemerfenS'
fperter Beiie 0ie iteqenneiie outage
treten0e SeIbItiiberbebura grpans
unS ole fritiihe Gage Der 0emofratie
beriibrt.
SSyn eriterer 9e3iebung beriueiit Dos
Courier ournaI" 0araui. Dab
grDan Sie i'm yGomnoner 9eleienen
ireunOihaitli6en getrndtltn9en. Die
einen Reiler ser ebcnio gebaltenen
Acknowledgment SeS oGourier.Sour.
nal" eariteaen, 6o5u gefii6rt baben,
6as als b etrpaS ySelbitperit1nolides
tin5unebnten, nm baraltf in Ole
Sprade Ger lieberlegerbeit in ben
Con Ses @eiesgebers, slt oerfollen.
Dos lei ni6t ridlti9; ser in Grage
ftebenSe freunoi6aftlide slrtifel be.
id)ditigte iif mebr nit Der 8erion
Ses Serrn 8rDan, oIs nit Der Demo.
fratiiden Organization, neil mir in
inn, Dem 6eriinnlten gtebra8faer, I'M
Sabre 1908 cine gerionli6feit nit
10 mannigfaAen 8or3itgen unO bon
10 edter @inia6beit fennen Iernten,
Ser man irii6ere WtBperItdnOniiie
nnO @egneriHoit ni6t nahtrngen
iolle.
Sdrfial Der SemOfratic. Mn
Gonu iprinst ser 8erfaIier ouf
Die in ieinem 9lrtifel ne6enidhlib
be6anoeIte 0emofratiihe Srganiia'
ton ii6er lmo iast:
,Wenn Ole Serofrotiibe 8artei
nod pinen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der.
Iicrt, miro lie mobrideinlih ais Elm
biitorii6es @eien bon Der S8ene
perlhpinben. Die ngtifette" mag mei-
ter eriitieren, ober ole Siibrer nnb
bic @enelis meroeu beranoert iein.
Na6ifalismiis entltebt aus So5ialis.
mus; Sortihritt beoeiitet IN Scala.
lismus nmgeipanoelten Hepu6lifa.
nismus. 9etbes mag i'm 2aufe Der
3eit eintreten aber pts Die Sahen
ieet liegen, ban6elt es iif 1912 Inn
6enIelben alien aonpf smiiGen ben.
Ielben alien Yorteien.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
Ten Thousand Deaths a Week.

st. Petersburg. Aug. 20.--One weeks
cholera record for Russia shows 49,
944 new cases Of cholera and 1923
deaths, bringing the total number Of
cases In Russia this year to 1895.
OF these 50.2S7 have died, the NOR
tally percentage being AS. The
figures are those furnished by the
sanitary bureau, covering the week
from Aug. to Aug. 10, inclusive, and
are, therefore, fully official.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25

Chicagoy Aug. 22.-Cattle-Beeyes.
$4.500S.5o; Texas steers. .sS.zO@5.s5:
Western. steers $4,000 90: stockers
and feeders, $4,fO96,2O: cows and
heifers,. $2.60Q65O; calves, $6.50A8.
10. Hogs--Light $S65@s1o; mired
ss15@900; heavy. $7.s5@s.7O: rough
$7.S50s.e5: good to choice heavy. g..
o5Q&7o; pigs, $S.70@s15s Sheep
Native. $2.50045o; yearlings,' 5.4oa
$50; lambs, $4.7506.s5.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Aug, 22.-Wheat-Sept.,
s9Mc; Dec. $103B; May. s1.O7%@
107zs. Corn-Sept., Coo; Dec, 5Sh@
5SAc; May. 60ssc. Oats--Sept., s4xc:
Dec, 36%c; May. 39h@39sAc. Pork
Sept, $21.521s; JAM, $3.50. Butter
-Creameries. 24l2 q 29c; diaries, ESQ
&c. Eggs-14@21c. Poultry--Tur.
keys, zoe: chickens, lie; springs, 15c
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
ST. Paul Live Stock.

st. Paul, Aug. 22.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers. $5.25Q5.75; fair to good,
4.75@5.25; good to choice cows and
heifers, $4.00@4.50; yeals, $5.50@6.75.
Hogs-$7.90@8.50 Sheep-Wethers
$3.75@400; yearlings, $4.25@475;
spring lambs, S525@6.00.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
puluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Aug. 22.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track--No. hard. s1.11ss; No.
I Northern, sf.11M: No. 2 Northern,
s1.06h@1.09M; Sept, Silly; Dec,
s1.11A; May. $114%. Flax-On track,
In store. to arrive and Sept, $2.43;
Oct, s2.35; Nov, 1892; Dec, 1927.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Aug. 22.-Wheat-
Sept, $1.OSss; Dec. s1.10@110B;
May, $1.14. On track-No. hard,
s1.11ss; No. 1 Northern, $1.09& OIL
10%; No. Northern, $104s @1O9ss;
No. Northern, $1.01% @1O6%.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
Children Burned to Death.

Marshalltown. Ia, Aug. 23.--Wayne
Paris, aged eight, and Teddy Thurber,
aged six, were burned to death at Lis
comb near here as result of playing
in haymow with matches.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
AeropIane IN
3nknnjtskrieoe.
2eutnant Si6el ais Sharfiditte i'm
5licger.
Gutes ae,uItat Uri
0en erIttn Eabrten.
Sranfreid erprObt Slngmai4incu i'm
MaH6Ucr. "
q G NJ 0orf, %. g[ua.

I9lQW DeIl DlsDeIlBeH VIIuDluIlSeIl
Nes 2elttnants Soiep6 l6i6el, Der All
glnoronitng oeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nit @lenn s. Gurtib BEL S6eepbeaO
Ban 9leroplanfliige llnternimmt, nm
iiber Die BerpenObarfett Ger Slieger
i'm ariegsfnae 8erIude lan5uItellen,
idetnt ser gleroplan totiddlih ieine
gralidbarfeit fir 0ieien 3pef 81 err
iuetien. '... #r s.'| a.
Ter Sdnrfifiite i'm 6licger.
2cutnant 5iteI bat ieine groben
erit begounen, fam alio Elm mabge'
benoes ltrteiI nod ni9t ob9eben, I'M.
MERLIN BAT err bereitS feitgeiteQt, oaB
ser 5darfidiite i'm gleroplan Elm sc.
iG6rli6er 8egner lit; aus eirer Sobe
bon 1000 SUB trai er 6ei 9lltfIegen
Scr @ii6ie auf oaS 8eitell Der ara.
i6;ne ii6er cine Wann.i6eibe, uno
err erflGrt, Dab ods Shieben bonn
Slieeer ans beOerteno Ieibter lei, ais
som 8fer6e. 3em onf DEM Grb-
booen beiinOlihen Shiisen piir6e es
Sci bent idneIlen 16liiae, oes gero-
plans bngeeen falim jemalS gliidert.
Dem S6arifiisen oben IN Der 2uit
bei3ufommen. - Ey -Br
Serr Sihel elaiibt, DAB Der gero.
pIm i'm 3ufunftsfrieee berltien lit,
cine orOBe RoIle 8u ipielen, uobl gar
Die Stelle Der &ooollerie einnebmen
fonnie.
Gampf in Den 2iiften.
SntcreIiante 8eriude nit 2uft.
fahraeugen mcroen nod 8epei6en
ans Saris oeIegentlid Der eroben
Armee.!Ranoper in Der Yieoroic
Itottfin0en. 0os 8riegsminiiterilrm
bat bcn @cnerolen Iicquort inns Whi'
nier Die 2enfbollons r9ibeit," IRA
rGclonel Henaro" nit lie ei'tem
glcropIan, Der als @,inoihaiter iino
0infsrober oienen ioll, 3iierteilt
Aui Ger Seite Der @egner iinSen
I,d) bier Mcroplane itnb mad ben ans.
alinrbeittneen gIGnen miro mabr.
ideiitIih Der MeropImn, DEM cs ae.
Ingt, clue oonlinierenbe Stellun9
oem aeeneriiden 2uitfabr3eiise &c.
g'niiber ;u erlaneen, Dor allen nlio,
cine h65fre Sage I'm 2uftrdiinl elm
5unebxleit, ais Sieger erfIdrt irerSen;
oie 10 bciiegte Waifine mub alsoann
fir beii bttreffenoen Gag bon i,oer
Nftion ausiheiben.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
!. + 4. !. /. !. /. I. 4 !. /. i. i. 1. i. + =
+ NORWAY. SrH7 +

The movement on the part of Nor
wegian-Americans to raise a million
dollar fund with which to continue
the restoration work. on the great
cathedral at Trondhjem and. for other
purposes as may be determined by the
Norwegian government has met with
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
SO
Item
Got

"A Got
What is
hapter in
Sngle has
rcuit co
rincipals
5asberg, :
tied as b
shicago W
life and !
nying COZ
q Deuel.
natrinon
roman a
nd in due
eye mar
nd result
(;asberg !
81 cash or
Would rer
Weeks ag
HAT Cash
imposed
1000, in
md supp
"a The jul
required
even qu'
Dry ther
II the s
made bel
Me inter
nettleme1
The WON
attorney
divorce
although
nnonial s
But he il
HAT this
lion on \
ample m
|temaind.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
9mpioruue iiber
oas Artfil.
FfR re- ~
G6snnnssIOis aritif iiber bic ;srei.
iprsdmns brs Sreiberrn b. 0assrn.

8erIiu. 90. gluauIi

Die 0reiipreduns oes Generals
q. 9. Greiberu b. 9agern IN benz
Rlaeeperfabreif, ipeIdes Die ssrau oes
ebemalisen Sberiten Weersmafln an.
geitrengt uno in Dem tie bon benz an.
gebliden Batter ibrer 8pei auBerboIb
Der CHE geborenen 2inoer Die 8a6.
luns bon 10000 Worf auseeIegter
BflegeaeIoer perlangt bate, bot einen
formlihen Sturm in Der Treiie
Ieutihlan0s entfadt.
9icies~ reu aiifseroute ~auItur.
bib" miro mad, alien Hihtlnaen be.
Ieudtet. Selbit fonierpatipe gI1tter
leaen bic sroBte @mporuna an ben
Gag. sic itellen Die ;Srage, mo- oenn
oos ebrenseridt in Sieiem Sale ae.
bIieben iei, iino fniipien oas Ser.
Iangen oaran. oab nahtrGaIih BON
ebrengeridt eineeihritten iueroe, linn
cine oas ofientIihe Hehts- iino 9iI.
Heteitsaefiib[ 5iifrieoeniteIIenoe Siib.
ne berbeiaufiibreu. a
WpraIiid] pertpmmeu.
smmGblih bot it'd geridieoenes
beroa,sseiteIlt, oos Den General uno
ieiNe 1ebensiabrung im Dem Senfbar
iinaiiuitigiten 2ifte erihcinen Idbt.
gdgern irnr 6urh ieine erlte CHE
@dtpieeeriobn oes pieIfohen MiIlio.
mars Wiitteer uno peripaltete 6e5ien
Berm0een Msebrfad iino oie gepeiie
erbrndt, oob er Sodter iino Satin.
mem ieiHer Romeraoen perfiibrte. Ser
WfnIer b. NedeI beging ieinettpeaen
S<[bitnloro, @agern puroe oeSbolb
bon Berlin nod Dem Mbein periett.
&p1ter ipurpe er trosoen, 0iiigeiaoi,s
mat bsg @roBberjo 0a sstieori& 1
orx ab0oi y 9[uE ae60fte Il nod
I'm @enerdlItab Ser Mfmec an. Den
n n.fsbielt eEneflts aadlaens n
jeIne 4ousbdIterin gebeirntet bate.
0berit 9leer8mnnr oeiien Grou
Sc QIoae geaen Den General onae'
isxeuaf, bntte has Berh1ltnis aeouI
AZ NEIL ~ Elm ShpahnintifuS mai
ms iid 0urd sic Erobuneen 60
cer,is. jeines Woroeiettsn. iiis 4Eod!Is|
Rom joQen lief. Die Gnn tp,}r6'
lnIlehrfh BON ibran Manne 'DerIoiien
Ser ins lIsi8IauD gina. Sic mar NIT
icIIos. Qfls lie lid in ibrer gsot al
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25

cngern panote, tpuroe ne NIT lurof'.
fter /adlte dbgepieieu &
Die g3ldtter berid1ten ole befannt
setporoeiten gin5elbeiten altsfiibrlif)
nn6 iiben ifonunaslos Gritif Iieie
fGQt in fe:nem Bunft miloe aus,
penn aud saS gerihtIite llrteil MIR
iuriitiit freiiprehenO, moralli6 ie'
ooh perrifteno' lautete.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25
Dru1
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'of the
sassociat
sion Thu
to sport
place fo
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Mass, I
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Washington telegraph., 1910-11-11
Yorr Stationery

is your silent representative. II
you sell fine goods that are up
to-date in style and of superior
quality II ought TO be reflected
in your printing. We produce the
kind that you need and win not
feel ashamed to have represent
you. That Is the only Kind 1t
pays tc send ont. Send your or
ders to this Office.
Washington telegraph., 1910-11-11

worst infected spots. OF two plants
other live.
The disease reappears in the same
place each year cotton is planted and
on a larger scale. This annual ap-
pearance and spread will distinguish
wilt from barren spots due to other
causes.
Wilt Is most prevalent during June
and July, brit some cases continue to
develop until the end of the season.
The standard varieties of cotton differ
considerably in susceptibility to wilt,
but none of them are sufficiently re.
sistant to be cultivated with profit or
infected land. Extended variety tests
on infected felde have shown that as
a general rrle the large holl sorts
Russell, Truitt, etc, are more subject
TO wilt than otlier grours o. yarir ties
, The most resistant of the American
Upland varieties tested vas the Jack
son Limb'e which produced about
As per cent of a cron where other
kinds fail &. The original Jackson
was not Efficiently resistant to JUST
fy it's general cultivation, but 1t has
been of valGe as a basis for breeding
better races.
Egyptian cotton, is more resistar
to wilt than Upland cotton, but ~,
has not as yet been found practicable
to utilize this quality, as the Fg"ntier
Harieties do not succeed in our south
oastern states and it is easier to breeG
resistance direct from Upland va
riaties than from crosses with Egyp-
tian cotton.
The use of resistant varieties has
been shown by experiments IN most
of the southern states to be sat
sfactory method of combating wilt,
The illustration shows an enlarged
section of part of a diseased cotton
stem, with vessels filled by the witt
fungus. Normal water vessels are
shown CID in comparison with several
such vessels Cd plugged by the wilt
fungus.
Washington telegraph., 1910-11-11
IMPROVEMENT IN BEE STOCK
Apiarlst Should Investigate Cause of
Failing of of Honey and I'm
prove His Stock.

All bee keepers have seen colonies
In their aplaries that outstrip others
In the amount of surplus honey made,
while In outward appearance the 20
ner cent. colony looks very much like
the 100 per cent. one, but there is
difference between these bees. and a
vast one, althagh they seem to be
alike.lulsss s-slGlist should thoroughly
investigate the cause of falling off of
surplus honey in his hives and i'm
prove his stock by removing the queen
in the colonies that fall short and re-
placing with queens bred from honey
making queens, whose colonies give
the greatest surplus of honey, writes
r. S. Hall In Orange Judd Farmer. The
selection Of these superior queens for
the rearing of drones to mate the
young queens to is absolutely neces-
sary for the transmission of those
qualities mentioned in the progeny OF
the queens. and no drones ndIst be al
lowed in or near the mating yards of
these young queens, so that all posi-
bility of mating with inferior drones
from inferior queens may be avoided.
This selection should not stop With
one season, but be continued from
year to year. II this is followed up
by the bee keeper. the increase of sur
plus will he very great. Selection for
the rearing of drones must be as care
full and persistent as the selection OF
queens to rear queens from. Traits in
bees can be established by breeding
from selected queens and drones, as
we'll as in stock or poultry. This we
have proven by careful selection and
breeding to our own satisfaction
There are many valuable lessons to be
learned from the small bee, and one
is that honey can be improved by Sc
lection and careful breeding of bees
which lesson we have learned by ac-
tual experience.
Washington telegraph., 1910-11-11
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HOW THIS Mr.. FON GOT HIS
Became Mixed in the Roosts Upon
Coming Home After an Absence
of Thirty Years.

1t is a common sight to see chick
en5 come home to roost; not only
chickens, but frequently old ROSTERS;
but 1t has remained for one William
Stone of Inez. KY, to see different
breed of animals attempting to per-
form the same duty. While out guard
ing his hen coop from night providers
recently. he shot and killed a fox
which was making a foul attempt at
securing a fair young broiler Upon
examining the fox he discovered that
1t had collar upon its meek, and upon
the collar was evideFce that 1t was a
tame fox that he had possessed some
thirty years before. A fox some thirty
years of age is eome age for fox, but
the paper says so, and that is quite
sufficient
The fox, however. got slightly mixed
in his rcosts, which was perhaps due
to the dimness of old age. Had he
come back to the door he left some
thirty years before. openly and like a
man, he would have been welcomed
to the bosom of the family and would
have been provided for the rest of his
natural life; but no, he came like
thief in the night and, instead of 60
ing to his old rcost, he went to the
chicfen rocst and-well, he got what
was coming to him
Washington telegraph., 1910-11-11
FISH DRAGs MAN FROM GOAT
Enormous Muskellurge Lunqes at
Captor When About to Use
Gaff-Fieht in Water.

Minocqua, Wis.-An enormous mus
kellunge, Weighing 60 pounds, and
lacking only four inches of five feet in
length, pulled Howard Kennedy, a
Milwaukee fisherman, into the lake
before being captured Mrs. Kennedy
fired four shots at the fish with a deer
rife before placing a bullet in a vital
spot
The fish was hooked on Lorraine
lake, between Minocqua and Rhine
lander in the woods south of here,
where the Laura Fishing club of
Milwaukee has camp. The Milwau.
kee man and his wife were fishing
when Kennedy got the strike and
ree'ed in his prize until he was al
most ready to gaff 1t.
AS he reached out with his gaff
hook the fish gave lunge and Ken
nedy was in the lake. His wife help
ed him to catch the painter of the
toat, and then he hung to the fish
While Mrs. Kennedy used the rife,
Washington telegraph., 1910-11-11
Water Tank Mold.

or nodded. This form must also mold
the rounded or convex edge of tank
at the top of each outside wall.
Two blocks are bolted to this form
and holes are bored in these blocks,
so the form will reyolve around the
handspike or rod in the center. The
concrete is filed into the form, pla-
cling it so as to be in rough shape OF
the finished tank. Then by revolving
the form or template around the
center rod, 1t will press the concrete
into position and finish the inside OF
the tank in any shape you desire for
same. This method has the added ad-
vantage of requiring but little lumber
and is much quicker than the usual
methods.