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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-11

nier, bar afenot CONNER til Op.
fereIie al miOlertioige 9pgnin9er til
SuslD for 6olf ira 9eauoette og
apooner og til ogoarOig buie for
iaa mango Oienneifer ionl mrli9t
9aaOe Penge, 5eoe og SlGoer til oe
neolioenoe pil begDn0e at arriuere |
Dior9en.
Oct bar al. $50, at en- Sloifp
rantte 9eooutte o9 Spooner, og in.
Den ire Uiinutter efter, at ierIte u.
lorm par 6leit, oar boert ct Sus
ant9not, o9 inoen en- balo 3ime par
omme, par De foranOret til 2Llfebo6e.
5olf Oisie to 9per fit iltit 8iO til
at fonlme no al 0eres Sule me0
b0aO oe to8 paa gtatfen. De l9sieOes
paa ct Basia9erto9, iom lto0 re0e
oeo Stationen, og f6rtes til 9iai,
nD 9liper, Ont.
9anoet git berira er i Brand. Roo.
ieOelt. 8iaiams og Geoar Spur er
/ itor 6ore. 9lae apinoer og 9ern
igres bort til iifre Steoer. Canadian
gtortbern Sernbone aomp. 6ar Ita.
tioneret Gog peO ale Stationer til
6olfs &ieneite o9 gsr alt / bets
9tagt for at linore Situationen.
6olf Spooner % 8eauoette og
Settlerne belt igennem ben norOre
centrole3el al Staten bar miltet alt
5000 er biemlDie, og oe ileIte al
Dem er abiolut blotteOe for alt, ,9i9lp
maa nna Dem ON en- Dag eller to
og oct / rigt Viaal, Oo oe flelte al
Dem er finn balpt pnafl9ot.
Gainp 9ioer, Ont, 8. Oft. Die.
oens en- gino al 80 Wil / 9imen
oriuer ct 6lammebop sltpaa paa
SDOiioen al 9laing-6looen, gif Den
itore Gel al 6lammebaoet ben oper
0enne @gn o0 meOierte en- aalomi.
tel, iom maa faloes en- International
lllpffe. go forfulleOe Gig er opiomlet
/ 5lommernes Sti og Itore Str9f-
ninger er en0nu life gennenisgt,
meOens 9Derne Spooner, 9enuoette
og Bitt er totalt 60elagt me0 ct
@jenoomstnb, iom ior 5iOen life fan
beregnes. MeO lln0to9elie al Doe.
l9ggelien al 9iat Bortage aompogni
| Hninp 9iioer er BET ppientlige Sab
pan Spoiioen al 6looen langs ben
omerifanife @r9nie.
6glgenoe fortpaer Ell 5lpgtning.
,Snmes 9lomier ira Spooner: Seq
bar ilere Mil Spo for 9eauoette, oa
ieg ferIt bsrte 5lommernes grel.
Seq Iatte 2eb eiter 9Den, men 81.
oen nGrmeoe Jig 6urtigt og bar mig
gnnife npr. Seq noae0e en- Vfan0,
iom 6nu0e en- apinoe meo en- 9obp /
iSslge. De par i0nieoe. iao ieg greb
Barnet og ilpeoe. Ger Dor en- Slam.
meupg fornn os, men 8inoen ifif.
teoe, og oi pnsiereoe i9ennem. Seq
fan life 6e9ribe, buorleoes nogen
gaD6peger ira Oenne Ggn fiinoe ino.
flp. Seq tror. oenne 9rano bill goa
igennem flere Snnoreoe Diile al
9uifnos og SfoO. og Sunoreoer al
Wenneifer oil omfomme".
Canadian glort6ern Sernbane-
fompngni bar 9iort ct tort 9ieo.
nin9sarbeiOe oe frelit M'enneifer |
9uiinouis. 5oIf bar blepen ino pant
til oen biie0e 9uft ira brpnoenoe
9smmer, aa De in9en 6ore aneoe.
f6r Oen par onerbpngenoe. Men9e.
nen bolot Sog / gere6ifob peo Sta.
tionerne for at fore De flpgten6e
bort. 3 eet SilfGIoe fsrtes 2000 5,rt
/ Dor Gars".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-11
~~""~%~~T "Sst>st"V~T@f@N2SH
Slanoeoe Weooeltller

Barlament So6n 9teomono, SSobn
9oDIe og Soiepb DeOIin, oflogoe
8reiioent Gait 9eibg / SGnOags.
De talte Ell Del meO 9r9iioenten
ON Seniieten meo ySome Rule",
men for sorigt onr 9eib9et ner-
melt al iocial aorafter.
Senotor Ga 5ollette maotte Iao
nIli9eOel unOerfoite iig Operation
for @aloeiten 9focbeiter. llnoer 7.
os meloes, at ban olereoe oa par
nOen for 6are Son be0res Ita0ig,
og 6ans fuIofomne SeI6reoelie oor
efter 9Goernes l16Iogn ioa go6t iom
iifret.
Sop6us 5. 0eble, ugen oanife
Bioneer"s lto9iuer, returnereoe fra
lin Ganmarfstur / Sgnoags. Sfelge
y8orlo SeralO" Io9oe Sr. 93eble
peo i'm Si(6aeefonlt at ban retur-
nerroe, f6r ban bnp0e oentet. San
f6Ite oct iom i'm Bliet at fomme
tilbage og fate 5roffen for at ar
beioe for Der. Sit6cocf og 0er.
Oablmans golg. 9lt Mr. 9eeble bill
pirfe for Wr. Do6fmans 8nIg, BET
finoer oi BELT naturligt.
sitter en- Wineefsnloiion. Sra
Starfpille, Colo, nleloes un0er 9.
0s ON en- @fsploIion Colorado
iSuel an0 Ssron Gompagnis auIni-
ne Der. Minolt 50 Mpno er inoe-
ip9rreoe, og Der arbeioes beroiif
paa at nofri Dem. Mnn frpgtar for,
at oe er orG6t af tort auloamp, men
boaber nooiot, at De mao blioe no.
friet lenenoe
Ger 6eretteS ira Gorintb, Wliis.,
at @fsprpii0ent 9iooieoelt Sen-
bags talte life minore emo so @onge
pao lin Cur oerneoe / Spoen. San
talte life Bolitif, men ON gooe 9or-
gere. Si0ligere, Gnornille, tolte
ban om ogD Hationolisme" og for
iunreoe ben imo6 9lngreb. Den par
life repolittionpr, men oerin1o0 ret.
tet imo6 Snoer, Iom funoe le0e til
9iepolution, ON De fit 2op til at
efSiitere. Ouerolt moOtog ban ct
bierteliet 8elfommen.
Sra 2isia6on, Bortlgal, lnoer
Weloingerne pan, at aft er aa ro.
li9t, iom ON Der inoen Ontopltning
bar ifet. Song Wanuel og sorige
Meolemmer al aongebuiet bar iegt
9eifpttelie Gibraltar unoer 0et
engelife 6log. Ger 9oor BOG 9ipgter
ON. at ban oil igge, om ban fan
amle lig ell 6pr og genpinoe i'm
table 3rone. Smiolertio ipnes ben
prooiioriife repnblifanife 9iegering
at bnpe go0t fat paa 9egeringens
Seiler o0 at pere bereot pna at neo.
OGmpe et6oert 6orieg paa Opitano.
0e bsiere fatoIife eeiitGige uooan.
Orer eIler u0oiies al Bortugol.
Sra @inter, g8i8., bar ser oen
ienere Si0 ppret ifreoet en- 6el Del
ON Ell Man0, sSobn s. 0ietj. iom
unoerlia bar forItoaet at trooie 60.
ben og gGut6oriteterne. 6or fire 9lor
iioen bnooe ban Speftofel meo ct
9umber Gompagni, ioet ban forb6O
oct at frnate Ssmmer til flere Sii-
iin6e Dollars gGroi ooer en- 0em.
ming, iom ban gior0e 6ororing poa.
San pan6t lin Sag. Men iioIte
Mellemo9renoe mellem Giet5 og glu-
toriteterne oaterer til6oge til g. Sep.
tember ga ban ifso og oloorlig ina.
reoc en- Mon6. Bert SorreI, | en-
Srotte | Binter. San oil6e life laoe
iig nrreiterr. men beIlere % | lin
lleoc. : 9arooas Ian ban iig aGGiae-
0el neSt til at aiue op Sans aones
nmio0elbqrt foreitaocnee g'eofomit
aneiocs iom @rino
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-11
Joroen runot.

9oa 6eIe Sor6en uofommer Der
ontrent 10000 Da9blaoe, 0eraf ne-
item $4,000 0e 6oreneOe Stater.
gabens Selbre6 ifal | oen ienere
8io lo0e en- Gel tilbnge at pnife.
San er It9rft pIa9et af rbeunatiife
Smerter.
San bar u6iteot 8orbuO moo, of
oefoQetereoe Gamer piier Jig / Sir
fen; 6eller life noo Be m6oe / De
noOerne, itramtiiOoenOe Spoiere-
fioler
Gana0ian-9ncific 2iniens @fs.
pres0onpere y6mpreis Of SreGono"
og ,gnpreis al britain" bar u0f6rt
Geiien ooer g(tlanter6opet ben
6olosoiS 8 0ggn % elmer og liot
oper 4 06gn.
arigSretten / Solonifi bar iosmt
g(rfimanoritten / @eipfeli s 4orS
Soongsorbeioe, glb6eoen for GloIte-
ret Oi6os A glar og ben 9r9ife
Sfoleoirift6r 7 9lor for 0eltagelIe
ben reoolution9re 9eo9gelie
2npningen garis-8erlin. Berlin,
%. September. Morgenblobene meo.
0eler, at 6orI9ggerfirmaet ltaitein
& SO. Berlin bar uoiat en- Bren1ie
poo 100000 Marf for Seirberren
Sen for npite Gar plnnlogte 9lpo-
ming fra Baris til Berlin.
5orlopeliesrpBter. S 9lnleOnine of
aeiIer 8ilbeIms geisg / l1ngorn
| forleoen er Ser buffet Hpgter op ON
en- Sorlooelie mellem 9eiierens ene-
| Ite 9atter, ben t8aarige BrinIesie
8ictoria 2ouiie, og ben 23anrige
9grfebertitg aarl 5ran5 Soiepb Scr
febertugen er eloIte Ssn af Srons
| ielgerens eIoIte 9rooer, o9 Oa Sron.
feIgerens 9ern, ser 10 er feote |
morganatiif 9@ateifab, life er aroe-
6erettigeoe til Sronen, er aarl5ran5
,Soiepb nltioa poroenoe 5ronfelger.
st benlmeligt 2otteri. Berlin, "a.
September. Eli o9erl. Sogebl." te-
legroferes ira @oridau, Bolen: st
bemmeli9t 2otteri er opoaeet ber.
2ooieolerne er trDfte | Dublin.
Spinolerne bar aorligt Iolgt ooer
100000 2ooieoIer til Ell 8ri9 af
11a Mia. Warf og 6ar giort glin-
ren6e 6orretnin9er. Sooeoleoeren er
nrreiteret, oo Golitiet bar en- fulo'
itpn6ig Cite oper be meoifploiee.
5ponif lprefpgtning 0inorio,
90. September. timber en- 3prefomp
/ 9oraias @oor itprte0e en- Sri-
bune iammen, bporneo / 9Serion
orpbtes oa 4 blep baarot iaaroeoe.
timber 6en opltoaeoe 5oroirring itDr.
teoe en- llng Bigp ne0 poa @renoen
| 6oor BUN bleb onore6et og iaaret al
en- 5pr. Gn Soreooor, ser ileoe ben-
oe til llnoirtning, bleo orpbt of
Epren og flere nnore Soreaborer
blep ioareoe.
st intereSiaut 6unO. 5 gpre-
| 9G9bpten ifnl man baue eiort Ell
interesiant arfpoGoeiif Opoaeelie.
Man bar ilmoet en- lntinif SSno.
ifriit poa 80 9inier, ser onltoler Sc
ruiolems @eleiring al 9eipaninn o9
Situs.
0enne Snoifrift bar i'm Snteresie
life minolt oeri of Sen ifal onre
oen fsrite aiitentiife 9eretnine, man
bar ON Seriiialems 9eleiring og
| gnnife ItaOfGite Soiepbus' og nnore
Siitoriferes 5ortGlling.
Nopoia (en9 oct norOliae Ss.
bau, tilbgrsnOe gusIano). 3ro TO
Nonneoers 6rappreIie er 6en gr.
peoition gupernsren ArhnnaeI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-11

lDffeoes, at olnieile ben norolige
Gel af geonoio Senlia. grpeoitio-
men lt6Ote pan 5 norife 92Dbpgger-
pla0ier, og @uOern6ren bar 0erfor
afien0t giceguoerneren meo ct go
litifomman0o ON 9oro pao Dampe-
rem u0ronning Olga" for at
fierne geor0manoene ira 9en.
Observation-Disclosures @uuoreO-
aorsfeit. Seller @il6elm iiges at in-
teresiere Jig IeoenOe for 9erliner-
ltnioeriitetets foreitaoenoe Subileum
og bar allernanOigit tiIiaot i'm gtpr-
perelie Oeo 8eitlig6e0erne
Dian oenter, of aejieren ielu oil
tage Oroet peo ben f6rite 6eItlig.
beo, bpor llnioeriitetetS 9}eftor moo
tager Be fremmeoe @piters 2pfpnif-
ninger.
Oct bill paa agte preusiiif Big
foreprigt blipe Den @jenoommeIi9beo
oe0 oenne 6eitligbeO, of ieIOe Stu-
oenterne life bar 9logang til 5eltla-
len. Eli oen felgenoe 6eitligbeo faar
1910 al llniperiitetets 5000 Stuoen-
ter @ogang til en- 5eitiaI, Der fan
rnmme 1900 Berioner.
Den 5pife Socialiitfongres. Man
forlan9er @5aren l0oiItl Magoeburg,
%. September. SocialiItfongresien
bar Dag enItemmig peotaget, ef-
ter 6oriIag al 2iebfne6t, EN- lengere
erfl9ring, boori proteIteres moo
G8arens Opbol0 i 9piflano og It'll.
les 6ororine ON, at G5nren ifol op.
forores til at forloOe Euiflnno og
life lengere beiuole oen tpife Soro.
S Oe6nttens 2eb bragte 8icf fra
5inGon0 oe tpife SocialiIter Sinner
mes 8af for oeres Optrpoen moo
G3arberreosmmet.
&ongresien gif oerpaa oper til at
6e6anole Sper9smaalet ON galg-
retten Breusien. gor9mann nnbe.
fale0e en- 9feiolution, bpori for6res,
at aGe Niioler ifal bringe8 til gln-
Denoelle for at faa gennemfsrt en-
mi 8algret.
SinlanO. Seliin9fors, %. Sept.
2anooagens 5ormano, Soinburuo
bar / Wfeoet / Dag n9gtet at frent.
iptte Winiiterraaoets moo @runo-
loben itrioenoe 2ooforilne til 2ano-
oagens 9ebanoling. 56rit uopifleoe
ban @runoene til 2onooogens Sno
faloelie og gaD en- OoerIigt oper De
O9Ientligite al De 6orilag, Der uor
benbiite til 2anooagens @ebono-
ling. San u6tnIte b. a., at 2ooen
al 30. SUM- ON De for Huslano og
6inlanO feaes 2oOe itreO moo Sim
lambs @rnnolobe og 0erfor fife bau.
oe @Dloigbeo 6oerfen for finlfe 9or-
gere eIler @nbeosmGno oe Weolen.
merne of 2an0oogen. 0o 0einiiter.
rna0et life bar berettioet til at fore
lpg9e 6en finite 2nn6Oag 2opfor-
'Ilag, aniaa 6orman0en 6et for umu.
ligt at fremiptte 6e foreIogte 2oo-
foriIoe til 9ebnnolin9 / 9anboooen.
@eo 9fooneoproab goOfen0te 6er-
pan 2an0oagcn oenne 6ormanoens
g[nifueIie.
0ereiter forfaiteoes meo t0l ct.
moo SO ct al ltnofinnrrne, @grarer.
ne og @ammelfinnerne Itillet 6or.
log ON at afienoc en- 9(oresie til
65aren 9lnlcOnino al 0e begaaeoe
arpnfelier al 6inInnoS Hettigbeoer.
ioet SslertaIIet mentc. at 9onoooaen
Deo at goofen0e 6ornanoens geilut.
ming tiIitrGffeIio froftiot boOoe bpb-
Net Gntsinusnt,rFtat
St. Getersborg, %. September.
) 9lnIe0nina al 9ffitemninaen | Sen
finife 9ono0ag nOtaIer ggosiia~,
at 5inIanb ielo bar triiffet fit gala.
oct cr israeIiat, of 2onOoaoens ,sIer.
tal iaa Iioet fenoer line FIigter oDcr.
Tor 9liget oa at Oct pan ioo noior,
OrenOe Innoe oueruurOerer oe Rim.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-11

oenOt tilboge til 2lrcbangeI. Oct er
IDffeoes Den, boo0 Der life fpr er
lDffeOes, at onieile ben norolige
Gel Of gotpaia Senlia. grpeoitio-
men lt6ote poa 5 norife 9apbpgger-
plaoier, og @u0ern6ren bar 0erfor
afienot giceguOerngren meo ct go
litifommanoo ON 9oro paa Oampe-
rem o0ronning Olga" for at
fierne gtorompnoene ira gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-11

Iopoia (eng I Oet norolige Ss.
bnu, tilbsranoe 9fuslano). 3ro TO
@nnneoers 8roupreIie er oen Or
petition. @ubernsren | srhnnaeI
baooe uoienot til Romoia 5emlia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-11

9oa 6eIe Sor0en uofommer Der
omtrent 10000 9a9bla6e, oeraf ne-
item $4,000 oe 6orene0e Stater.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-03
BIRDS IN RELATION TO THE
FRUIT INDUSTRY.

"A reasonable way OF viewing the re-
lation OF birds to tho farmer Is 70
consider them as servants. employed
to destroy weeds and insects. for whom
sufncient food and needed protection
is generously provided. In the long
run. no part OF the capital invested
in the farm or orchard Is more GER
tain to pay big interest than the small
sum collected as toll by the birds that
harbor near the premises. Deductions
from the extensive investigations UNI
dertaken In response TO numerous
complaints concerning depreciation BY
birds In orchards and vineyards on the
Pacific coast. show that the food hab.
its Of the seventy species. whose stom-
ach contents were under examination.
indicate that but four species common
In California, can be regarded 40 OF
doubtful utility. These are the linnet.
California jay. stellar jay. and red
breasted sapsucker. Therefore. when
all the known methods Of protecting
fruit have been exhausted. or can not
be probably employed, . reasonable
reduction OF the numbers OF these
offending birds IL permissible: but the
more the food habits OF birds are
studied. the more evident 10 the fact
that with a normal distribution OF
species and fair supply Of natural
food, the damage TO agricultural pro-
ducts by birds Is small as compared
with the benefit.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-03

Most farmers are familiar with the
ordinary forms Of sore mouth IN
young pigs which is a corr paratively
slight ailment and readily cured.
It IL indicated by redness and swell
ing of the gums and lining membranes
OF the mouth and may result in q few
shallo ulcers
Dipping the head OF the affected
pig over and over again daily in 9
warm two per cent solution Of per-
manganate Of potash usually sunless
to quickly restore normal conditions
OF the membranes, provided the pigs
occupy, clean pens. are properly fed,
have good constitutions and are suf-
flciently. exercised.
It is an altogether different matter,
however. when pigs are kept in filthy
quart ,rs, where they are FED improper
food and are deprived OF adequate
exercise. sunlight and fresh air.
A nlth germ, known as Bacillus
Nscrophonus. usually is prevalent In
such places md finding access to small
c;-ts or. sores upon the membranes OF
the mouth and skin Of the nose qufcls-
ly produces deep eating ulcers which
In time may even affect the bones OF
the snout. The disease now present
], termed "necrotic stomatitis'' and is
q most serious and deadly malady
It may be prevented by providing
brood sows a clean, disinfected, white
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-03
HOW TO MAKE THE SOIL PAY
MIXED AND DIVERSIFIED FARMING AND STOCK RAISING
BY W. M. Kelley.
BY ". N. Kelley.

A farmer may be a feeder Of live
stock, q breeder OF pure bred stock
or a specialist in potato growing. fruit
growing or dairying and mako the
rest OF his farming subservient to his
one chosen branch, thus maintaining
his soil in fertile condition without
buying large amounts Of fertilizers or
manures
TIE great point to be observed In
diversified farming IL to make each
branch pursued At nicely into the
whole general scheme OF management,
to eliminate all waste and plan the
cropping system 50 that all crops will
not be dependent upon care and atten-
ton at the same time. A great deal
Of the success OF mixed farming de-
ponds upon the manner In which II ID
mixed and as q usual thing the man
who attempts to do too many things
will make failure OF them all. This
is ono reason why many agricultural
men are advocating special lines OF
production.
However, special lines OF crop pro-
duction or stock feeding does not nee
essarily mean that we must exhaust
the fertility Of the soil. There are
many specialities that will afford all
of the advantage Of specialized farm
Ing as well as of diversified farming,
although they may possess few Of the
drawbacks OF either.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-03

and often by expensive rcverses that
the bee keeper is able to manipulate
PROF erly to save his crop. Anyone
can produce honey in seasons Of plen-
ty, but these do not come every year
in most locations and 1t takes good
bee keeper to make the most Of poor
years. When, even with the best Of
manipulations, the crop Is a failure
through lack of nectar. the bees must
be fed to keep them from starvation.
Ths average annual honey yield per
colony for the entire country. under
good management. will probably be
IS to 80 pounds OF comb honey or 40
to SO pounds Of extracted honey. The
money return to be obtained from the
crop depends entirely on the market
and the method Of selling the honey.
II sold direct to the consumer. extract
ed honey brings from 10 to 90 cents
pc pound, and comb honey from Is
to as cents per section. II sold to
dealers. the price varies from to 10
cents for extracted honey and from 10
to 10 cents for comb honey. All Of
these estimates depend largely on the
quality and neatness of the product
From the gross return must be deduct
ed from SO cents to 81 per colony for
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-03

To maintain the fertility Of the soil.
to cultivate It to the best advantage.
to raise its products at the least ex-
pense. to secure the best farming i'm
pier. ants. to select the best livestock,
to fed them in the most Intelligent
manner and to build i-p permanent
system OF agriculture should be the
end and aim sought by system Of
mixed or diversified farming.
There are but few sections Of any
state that are especially well adaoted
to the production Of any one staple
and there can be no solid or permanent
system of agriculture unless it is pur-
sued In Its various branches, hence.
diversified farming Is essential to sue
cess In most sections Of the country.
BY this we do not mean to say there
is no room for the specialist but what
we d. mean to say Is that the special
list must make his cropping system or
branch Of live stock feeding dependent
upon diversified farming and animal
Il ding and returning all the manure
to the soil or else buy large amounts
Of commercial fertilizers II he main
taina the fertility Of his soil. What
we need is class of men who pos
sess sufficient strength OF mind to
guide them into paying back to the
soil, by way of manure or fertilizer.
q portion Of what is borrowed by way
Of crops that are removed from the
soil md taken to market.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-03
cANKER SORE MOUTH IN PIGS
4 COMPARATIVELY SLIGHT AnAdENr AND EASILY CURED
BY Alexander v. s.
BY A. s. Alexander. V. s

washed airy, sunny, fresh bedded
place in which to farrow. The bacil-
LUIS mentioned is present In the ma
nure Of swine hence the necessity OF
keeping the narrowing pen c.ean.
Also it is we'll to wash the udder Of
the SOW with a two percent solution
Of coal tar disinfectant before the pigs
are allowed to suck for the first time
and to repeat the washings at least
once daily for week or more.
AS an extra precaution the little
s.-ar. teeth found in the mouths OF
sc me pigs at birth should be carefully
nipped of with pincers to prevent
them from decorating the tongue or
from scratching the noses Of the pigs
mates during play or fights.
When the disease is seen mix lime
water freely with the food Of the SOW,
clean up. disinfect and whitewash the
pens and put In fresh bedding. Scrape
each ulcer thoroughly and then lightly
cauterize with lunar caustic or dilute
nitric acid. Split open each boil or
round bunch on the nose and saturate
with tincture of iodine.
Afterward use tincture Of iodine
freely once daily ON sores outside of
tie mouth and apply five percent
solution Of permanganate of potash
to the ulcers on the gums and lining
men cranes within the mouth.
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to Increase as far as the local condi-
tions or tn, desires Of the individual
permit.
The annual production of honey
and wax in the United States makes
agriculture profitable minor industry
|of til, country. From its very nature
1t can never become one Of the leading
agricultural pursuits. but that there
Is abundant opportunity for its growth
can not be doubted. Not only is the
honey bee valuable as producer, but
1t is also one Of the most beneficial OF
II. sets in cross-pollinating the flowers
Of vario. 3 economic plants.
Bes keeping Is also extremely fas-
chatting to the majority Of people as
Ia pastime,, furnishing outdoor exer-
else rs well as intimacy with an insect
whose activity has been subject OF
absorbing study from the earliest
times. It has the advantage Of being
a recreation which pays Its own way
and often produces no mean profit
/ 1t ia mistake, however, to paint
only the bright side of the picture and
leave 1t to the new bee keeper to dis
cover that there ia often another side.
When any financial profit is derived,
bee keeping requires hard work and
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GOOD HOUSES FOR
OUR DAIRY COWS
BY w. r. Gilbert.

In dairying the first consideration
Is ;, race OF healthy cattle. but in as
much as sanitary accommodation ID
inseparably linked with robust cons
stitution ind proper feeding In mains
tanning the health Of the animals the
provision OF airy. sanitary buildings
must be matter OF the first import-
ance.
It ID positive certainty that heai-
thy race Of cattle cannot be maintain-
ed Indefinitely In circumstances favor.
aba to the propagation and Develop
ment Of disease germs. and conse-
quently. the condition OF the sheds in
which this dairy cattle ere aceommo-
dated Is a very proper subject for
thorough inquiry ana Systematic In
spection.
The subject 10 an important ons
from the point Of view OF the general
public, but It II Of even greater mo-
ment to farmers.
The first essentials T.. the proper
housing Of COWS are sufiicient ventila-
ton and sanitary arrangements that
wiz facilitate the thorough cleansing
OF the buildings.
In the housing Of cows. az indeed,
OF all classes Of stock. II IL essential to
discriminate between air space and
ventilation The two terms are not
synonymous as every practical farmer
knows, Fresh air Is essential to the
maintenance OF health but large cubic
area is as little q guarantee as II 10
an essential Of good ventilation.
NoT, 1t Is fact that those who
should know better. make their de-
mand. In respect to fresh air In COW
sheds. for air space. rather than for
frequent air renewal. ana by way OF
showing the mistaken value Of this
idea, 1t may be pointed out that Il 10
quite conceivable that the air of :
COW barn containing eco cubic feet OF
air space, and imperfectly ventilated.
may receive less fresh air than that
OF another Of half the capacity that Is
well ventilated. and at the same time
be colder and less comfortable for the
COWS.
The ventilation In many OF the exist
Ing farm buildings Is admittedly de-
fective, but instead OF constructing
spacious new buildings a. heavy cost
1t would be much more reasonable
and equally effective to devote atten-
Il to the subject Of ventilation B
In the present knowledge OF such
matters the imperfectAons OF the ex-
listing buildings could be fectified a.
comparatively little expense. anH the
sanitary conditions made TO coEp4y
with tho regulations necessaN Ia
maintain health and to prev0nE the
pollution Of the milk.