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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-30
BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
OF THE SPRING RAINS.
All Texas Is Rejoicing in Prospect Of
Good Crops and All Kinds of 5usi-
ness Have Loosened UP.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle

Austin, Texas, March 30.-A look
over Texas today, since more rain has
fallen in the past five weeks than in
a year previous, emphasizes the fact
that moisture will make anything
grow that touches Texas land. Not for
the past five years have conditions
been so favorable for great crop
year. The season put in the ground
by the great fall Of rain in all parts
of the state insures that the Texas
farmer will have plenty with an abun-
dance to spare. This promise of splen-
did crops is already felt by the money
that has been held for emergency
being turned loose in various improve.
ments and widening of agricultural
areas. Many who a month ago were
taking rather hopeless view are now
wearing a different aspect and declar-
ing that for real prosperity Texas can
not be beaten.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-30
NORTHERN OFFICE
MEN ON TEXAS FARMS.
Over Hundred from Detroit and Mil
Waukee Raising Fruit and Vege-
tables in Artesan Belt.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle.

San Antonio, Texas, March 3O.-lt is
asserted that more men whose early
years were spent in offices in the
North are farming in Texas today than
in any other state in the Union. In
the artesian belt are seventy-five men
from Detroit and fifty or more from
Milwaukee who lett office positions to
get next to the soil in Texas. A re-
markable fact connected with these,
too. is that there is not a failure
among them. Each one is making more
than an average success.
Some of these came here as bach
elors, and after getting foothold on
the soil returned to their old homes
and brought Northern girls here as
their wives to share in home making
and the prosperity that is coming to
all of them
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-30
DIR. VINSON WILL PREACH
INFRINGEMENT SERMON

Rev. DR.. r. E. Vinson, president of
the Presbyterian Theological Semi
nary at Austin, will preach the COM
mencement sermon at A. & M. college
this year. If there is no mistake in
our information, he will also preach
the commencement sermon at Allen
Academy.
DR.. Vinson is no stranger to the
people of Bryan; he attended the Bible
study conference in January and de
livered a lecture to an audience that
filed the skating rink. 1t was an adj
dress of extraordinary power and left
impressions that will never be erased
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-30
EXTRA sALEc PEOPLE

Wanted by the Globe Dry Goods
Company. Apply at once.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-30
Granting Franchises,

One of the leading corporation law
yers of this city recently told us that
long-term franchises should never be
granted by municipal corporation 10
a private corporation; that they should
never be longer than five or ten years.
Tyler Courier-Times.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-30
Are You Looking for
the Best !?

DO you want the finest Every
ones answer is, Yes. If you have
Jersey COW, grade or register, it
will pay you to breed them to the
best bulls you can find. Remem-
Der this is equal to one-half your
herd. Look up Latoni's Golden
Topper No. 84170, and Zinas
Sultan No. 85995. These Jersey
bulls are both prize winners in and
out of the state, and possess repu-
tation in state and national shows
and fairs.
You can secure the services of
these fine animals by applying to
]. M. CALDWELL, BRYAN,
TEXAS. Prices $500 and $1,000,
PAYABLE at time of service. | will
be glad to show any one interested
pedigrees and the animals them
selves. There are none better
bred, and very few as well bred.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

ceiyer from the impulse of the ex.
plosion. The treating Of metal re
quires several distinct temperatures,
each performing a specific function
on the molecules, or grandules, Of the
steel, The length Of time that the
[heat Is maintained and the exact tenn
perature are the essentials.
As Nanadium is the most respon
siye Of all alleged staels to heat
treatment. its strength and ductility
can be measured with positive ex
actness. E& =
Vibrations penetrate to the very
center Of steel. therefore the center
should possess the full limit oil
strength. Microscopic photographs
show that most alloyed steel has a
limited penetration of heat treatment
while Vanadium steel takes uniform
treatment to the center.
Ford is& the only manufacturer OF
motor cars, in this country, with a
complete heat treating plant as part
of the manufacturing equipment.
Many manufacturers of motor. cars
have what they call cheat treating
plants, but in reality they only have
la steel hardening department. pro.
cess for hardening of steel, but not
heat treating, as that science is
known to the best engineers.
There Is as much difference be.
tween hariened and genuine heat
treated steel as there is between
leadsand iron. w. y - yssN
When you buy a motor car which
As toEcarry your; family and friends,
which carries the, responsibility oil
human life, surely you will insist ON
La motor car of properly heat treated
Vandadium steel, inteiligentIy and
will naturally buy the limit of siren.
18th for personal safety.
Vandaium steel, intelligently and
scientifically heat treated, assures the
utmost In strength with the greatest
possible fexibility and longevity.
Ford olling System
In the Ford Oiling System the oil
is emptied through a breather pipe
directly into the crank case, and all
above a desired level flows into the
oil cup, or reservoir, formed by the
fywheel housing. The flywheel re
volving in this oil, carries it to oil
wells on the side of the transmission
cover, from which 1t flows forward
to the cylinders. maintaining the de
sired level. The connecting rods dip
into this oil every revolution, amply
lubricating the cylinder walls, while
the splash feeds oil to the crank shaft
cam shaft and bearings. With this
system, all parts of the transmission
operate In oil. The owner of Ford
Model r simply pours his oil into the
breather pipe and that ends it.
Thorough, reliable fabrication has
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11
Every Fifth Car Sold this Model THE

transmission is likewise attached to
the rear axle. Look at the bulky,
heavy transmission. other cars load
on the rear axle; when distractions
are met they are fairly driven into
the tires, Then look at. the light, UNI
Oaiet rear exile of Ford Model r ana
you'll see why this splendid car Is so
easy on tires; why it lasts so long;
why 1t gives such continuous satisfac-
tory service. Common sense will tell
you that q car built like Ford Model
r may well run from 5000 toa10000
miles on one set of tires. when it is
a rare thing for cars with weight rest.
ing on the axle to make even $500
on one set of tires.
Ford Spring Suspension t
The Springs of Ford Model T are
especially heat-treated Vanadilm
steel, Observation-Disclosures The
heaviest part of the spring. which
bears the heaviest part OF the car, is
exactly in the center. The. rear
spring Is supported by shackles at
tached to the hub flanges. Thus the
weight of the car is removed from the
rear axle. Owing to the extreme flex-
Utility of the springs at their tips,
the wheels pass over bad roads with
llghtness and freedom that q branch
Of astree sways In the breeze. This
means easys riding, with tire economy
Contrast this with. the spring suspen-
sion OF. other cars where the ,rear axle
IS loaded with alt the weight of the
carr and transmission. ~ y
h Ford Heat Treatment of steel
vanadiun steel is the basis of Ford
construction.
Vandaium is an alley, which
merged with the molten steel. acts
az physic and fuses the molecules of
the steel, cleanses, purifies, increases
the strength, prevents capitalization
Tor crlimbiing) OF the molecules Of
the steel under vibration and gives
an added elasticity and toughness.
Blit vanadium steel of itself Ia not
ill--it is the scientific "heattreat-
ing" to which It IS subjected by Henry
Ford that brings out its fullest value.
vanadium steel Ia exceedingly sus-
ceptible to heat treatment. Every
Molecule OF vanadium steel becomes
responsive to heat influence and so
each part OF the Ford Model r re-
ceives that degree of heat treatment
which best fits 1t for the particular
use for which 1t is designed. Springs.
connecting rods, drive shafts, crank
shafts, front and rear axfes, steering
spindles, all of the gearing and all
vital parts susceptible to strain ana
wear are treated specifically for their
different strains, such as vibration,
torsion or twist. impact or severe
blows, such as the crank shaft re.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

WANTED--A bookkeeper VINO II
rapid, accurate and forcetul. Who
recognizes the value Of I detailed, &C
counting system to . growing bus
mess and can produce accurate re-
suits. Apply in own handwriting;
give experience IS salary expected
Address Cairo. care Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11
A. D. TIER, 8l0-SR Commercial Avenue.
Ne Satisfying Him.

'Ahl" " sighed. III you only gave
me the leaAt hope T." "Graciousi"
Interrupted the hard-heArted belle
"rvs been giving you the least ever
save y any man. Catholic STANDARD
add T4mei..
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

to one mole; that Is. 70 one chassis
Different bodies, OF coufse; ~ Tour
ing Car, the Torpedo Runabolt, the
Open Runabou, The RCadst&S. with
Rumble seat the Coubf, ~ Town
Car; but for all these thesS Is one
chassis. TO simplifying ds7kgn; Ia
eliminating dead weightato insEeasing
strength; to the 1largesk poalAle pro.
duction. that all along thu Ine Or
construction econoii1icsN couH he in.
terwoSen, With the result tn a mo.
tor car. giving pleasure. ana nervice.
with econo''y In operattQp, ed great
durability II use. comaG ia De PEG
pie at p'ice the peoRs c pay
Ford Financial sirensth,
This company has ;aevevx Issued
any bonds, given any nDtG les, or
been called upon % euJaoit w plan
for raising. finAnceA TIE Edei bust
ness has krown, deve'deted IA mag
nified itself by. and thi&ughixs own
earnings. II entefs thH maeksts ar
the world for raw mate1aala Nth the
extreme limit \ Of buying n0&er be-
cause Of It's large flnapcial SStengtll.
This Is not d beast, Hnd WI wouid
not refersto It only thataft M due 10
the buyets OF motor cars "a know
that. the Ford Msdel x isSaet only
strong In the eleuiEnts Of da&tHn, ma
.tefiAl and mechanism tht IA behind
1t a verisable GiuraltafS of snancial
strength. =. AZ l1ass
serd ssryies osss go spsrs
United States are selling Fcta Model
r Cars. EachE okk OF ,thesS dealers
carries full sRpHty Of rhrd MRS that
the Ford Owner. NJ, mater Were he
may be, II certaiH Of tromM atten-
ton. Because of the Nmbsctty Of
construction, the'S Fot& naasr is
equipped 70 make retalrs nd the
Ford Owner who peetasFith In acct
dent is only delayM 4tsle Vile be.
fore his car Is again in Till Twice.
Consider this aainraiSe ifr&on are
going to buy 4 m0tor ~. ~ know
hat you ere going to- Aayas1Ae con
iuous service OF Your Ecafkyko fee
nat no matter in.,whkks pS9fA Of the
COUNTRY You may TOUR, ytu aSx;Always
IN touch with Fold Ds1lersl nd that
vice. Ys VI
- - 'o'
1us "'ss smssy
RsappeNf
The Fsrd Msdelkr SRmesxto the
purchaser fully eabippsE w4frepeat
this, and emphasi4$ it.And tterate
It, and press uponsit, besSussA Is the
The purchaser 90 Rnd sedel T
gets a whole car; hersSAre AN pieces
lacking. He gets AN AkenSF4p TOP
he gets his Magneto SniltgE the
motor mo-, where sseIs y ;, a trs sI tae
brass Wlad i;iI Ts ~
AZ lsn eqaipaept that o ii hi fae 1uis
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11
New psHni.ion.

What In naturalization" asked the
hiSh school teacher. Decentralization"
said the captain ofgths basehall team.
slowly. why. naturalization is mskins
q person who was born somewhere
else native Of The country hes Nv.
ing in"--Youth's Comptnion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11
Solder.

Solder viii not adhere to any metal
until that 10 about - hot a. the melt
Cd solder. In order to solder on to any
thick. heavy article either that must
be heated or o copper heavy enough To
carry ana hold much heat must Be
used.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

FOR RENT--to proper parties
modern cottage, conveniently located
recently redecorated throughout
six rooms and basement furnace,
bath, room. electric fixtures. Apply
to Miles Frederick Gilbert. rooms IL
to IA, First Bank Building or COL
Warrington avenue, &
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

1t could not we'll be otherwise, be-
cause we Americans are practical
,eople who investigate and compare
before buying motor car.
Comparison, investigation, service
lave all contributed to Ford populari-
y. A car of original-aesigny-i lit has
heen proven a. car of highest quality
in construction, car OF absolute re-
liability, car of positive economy,
! car sold at price the ordinary in
lividual can pay.
Original and Exclusive Features
The matchless simplicity in design
Of the Ford Model T--everything Is
IS plain and understandable as an or
,linary buggy.
A car of Vanadium steel, scienta-
1cally heat-treated--the only car in
he world, In which, heat-treated Van
,dium steel is exclusively used in
construction. Ss II &
J. The Ford Magnetic
Ford Magnetic buih.in.the-motor.
This triumph Of Henry Ford's inven.
i've genius does away with ignition
troubles. There are no wearing sur
faces. no moving wires: every time
the iiywheel revolves you get q series
of sparks. Contrast this. with 4, the
magnetic that Sis attached, 10 some
uart Of the frame fof car with q
number of wires running hither and
thither. ~. ~
Ford Planetary Transmission.
With the Ford Spur Planetary
Transmission the motor is always IN
gear-your driving power Is always
connected with, the car. The gears
ate softly moanted Oh the hyNheel
--becou1es part OF the fiywneei.
When running on high speed these
gears are Inactive and serve, as Q
aywheef neink always Ia mesh they
ire instantly responsive Ia starting,
.evefAng and stopping. There Is no
Hanger Of "sttipping the gears" NO
,uits, besides liz wearinE n reduced
ii the minimum which means lons
service: means safety: means certain
and simple cofitroL ct the car az al
lines. With the sliding gear
he power at tines Is disengagedd
rom from the car frequently wnen
soink UP q hill II becomes Necessary
70 change from one speed 70 announcer
"a suddenly contested streets, SHARP
fofners, and many otl1er emergencies
Then . change q speed - demafdie s
IN case or an aclte condtuon, AXE
ercsains q failxay Track VAN an az.
esncing train, there ~ Liable 70 w
Gonfuson and uncertainty o. NM NJ w s..g Z
he ordinary driver IN the changing
II gears. with possible serious re-
suits. !
Mr. Henry EoId ernpnaucally say Y.
y am surprised tnat any engineer,
OF Intelligent raechanic, WI IN ms ~
'of an autoasS ~! \, M. i, ], /.
oa ank to on su te psns.a rev T ans
sion in Ford sAsdA' =. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11
WANTED.
WANTED--A good. cook apply al
once 703 Walnut
MRS. A.. A. BONDURANT

WANTED--Posltion as repair and
telephone line man; also switchboard
man; eleven years experience; all
around man. Address g. L. r." this
office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

country 10 Ford. I WITH a. "t4E
These why more than8
Ford Cars In actual today.
These Of the ASIA Ford Model
march, and 5321 April.
These Of the
viii make 10000 Ford Model ts
These why we're
foreign markets In March and April 1911.
. These the
SO OF these Model
FOR his Philadelphia and rs for his New York
These Of the competition
lower prices the Bell Telephone bought IS Model
r IT. F'ff
These Of the why ew City
visions -
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11
HELP WANrEp---NhALk

st1 n UE6T WIN EbMRs&s a
WANTED For y. 3. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men hatwesn the
ages Of Is ana IS: citisens Of Unlteo
states. Of good character ana tenn
I,erate habits. who can speak. RS
and write the English language. 70
information, apply Recruiting ONCE
Al Ohio St.eet. Cairo. M
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

much to do with the durability and
perfect running OF car. n
Simplicity in Operation I
Still another feature which helps
to account for the UNIVERSAL popular
/ lily of the Ford Model r Cars Is found
/ In the simplicity Of operation and con
| troll Henry Ford thought this all out
when he was designing the Ford
Model r. Control on the LEFT side,
This matter. of great convenience.
The law demands that in passing q
vehicle from an opposite direction
you must turn to the right The drive
being on the life In the Ford, there IS
no danger OF a collision. The law
says, drive up to- the right OF. the
curb. With the Ford and its left drive,
1.-The passengers alight directly from
the car to the curb, both from the
front and rear seats.
Again, thanks to Planetary Trans
mission, the hands are free on the
steering wheel. The speed may be
controlled by the feet. Consider TINS
on congested streets, In making sharp
turns or in crossing railroad tracks,
Consider the safety or this control as
well as It's simplicity
Economy In Operation
This Is quite an important subject.
The purchase price of a car means
quite little sum, hat. it isswhat the
/ car will4eost cooperate after you buy
| 1t that isymost significant.
The Ford Model T answers this gus
stion with'comfiion sense reasonsIig-
ht weight construction, made possible
by the use of Vanadium steel moulded
by the genius OF Henry Ford, means
more mileage for tires. Common
sense tell you that the wear and tear
on tire cannot be so hard, so exper-
sive, on car weighing 1900 pounds
as 1t will be on oar weighing twice
that much
Common sense will tell you that
Is Is reasonable THAT Ford Model I
should 60 from 20 to rs miles on one
gallon Of gasoline. because Of Its light
weight and simplicity Of design.
Ford Production
There is a reason why Ford Model
r is sold at low price with a profit
to the builder. This factor Is in the
magnificent factory at detroit, the
most complete and thoroughly equip.
PED automobile factory in the world
40 acres of floor space. Here sclerl.
tific skill, inventive genius and spec
ial mechanical ability operate as one
unit with the one end In view, namely
the production Of aflotor car OF SUI.
perior quality in slich quantities that
minimum of expense in building Is
secured. 49,
For years the Ford Motor Company
has devoted all efforts, all thought,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11
ron SALE.

- y .F1
FOR !, sALE--3 frame houses on
Seventh street. between Commercial
and Washington Apply at DR.. A.sA.
Bopaurant's Office. 7os Commercial
FOR SALE-store 'front.' take
from s4is Sycamore street. Apply
IN ptemises. a. 1s4At 3tD i
FOR saLe--one Or The best es.
tAbhshed yetail stores ID business part
FoR sAlE--At sacrihee two let's,
best neighborbood. Y Taxes paid until
1919. bargain; lfstakenby June is. !
Z ~ - I'VE ST. The Bulletin. z
,LosT--Iisht weight mans black
coat, sammet weight between HALL
day. hotel and ThiftySourth strsst
on second or Washington hotel
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

IA~ysr x--iaa't II diaUrassfui 70
I'M ! man staSiut me thAt coming
nut 81 the bAfa tAxttr Y.--vsry.
dur eitepts doa't slAx ilkt thAt when
sksy isave our oncts
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

-NT I'm. OVERWHELMINGLY n
DO yeu use sondsnsed milk 1t your
houSs2' y guess ~. w crdsr 4
quart 1 dAy. sh1 ~ nilkruAA
isusSAAs 4 nv caA that holds about
apsxts
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

WANTED--A position as Saleslady.
Have had 6 years experience. Can
furnish the best OF reference. Cali
or phone 402 Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

FOR RENT-Rooms with or with
out board in private family--Cooles
location in city over looking park.
Address 80 33rd street. d H..
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

WANrED-Positton, by experienced
chauffeur; six years experience; can
drive car aud do own repair work
Apply &C. H. X" this Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

& Mar critleisn,.
= wish Fritz would writ4 III nSarsa
palmer. ! cant possibiy tell nom HI
letter vhathss X n 1.ote ~ 1oo1oI
k 4 !! sAst ~ s6A1S 1Ier ~
6lAetllE. as X IN. NM M ss NJ !. \,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

FOR SALE--One Of the best farms
In this great corn belt very cheap.
Address A. r. Lacy. Antwerp, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tos sell Auto.
mobile coils ands Lubricating Oils;
EXCELLENT Z fnducement, u The middle
States oil Coy Cleveland OHIO. =
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

Good Creamery Butter. 3 and
pound caddies. Cairo Boat Store.
Both Phones 100.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

FOR RENT. on szEE-seveh room
cottage with bath and hotair furnace.
3s4 9TH street, Inquire 1913 7th street
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

WANrEp--Room and. board Sbs
man land 4. wife. Must \ be close 90
Eighth n and Commercial. Private
preferred, Phone &c after. 2 PM
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

Fir GALE--Entire lot of house
hold NifHiture for sAiS cheap. 1lrs
Nellie Perkins, 217 18th street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

FOR REkT--Two story six room
house with bath and yard, inquire az
1903 Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

FOR ReNT--One or. two desirable
ONCE rooms, 229 Eighth, WIN ar.
range, to suit tenants. . - - ...',,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

Labor Wanted.--Appiy 10th and Com
mercial Ave, Eany morning before Z
o'clock. Roy l.. Williams.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

FOR aRENT--Two furnished room
IN private home. 49, this Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11

FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room
Apply S0sh Commercial avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11
WATER MELONS

J, ] q WAFER MELONS. M "
We have inst received our first cal
Of fancy Florida water melons for this
season. ~ ACKS ON PRODUCE co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11
FOR .RENr-Rooms for lighthouse
keeping. 1906 Poplar street.

f0R TRfNT--A well furnished ele-
gaat large front room. All con-
veniences. Down town. Call Bell
phone 193.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-10-06
ssise: sTIoA IL FAaM.
stsads For Everytrin1 sttss tive.

/ stsnds For EverythinJ Attrs tive
j Wholesome ara Prostahls.
ISet liz restless hoy Or girl wb
as 10 20 away from the farm ane
4af i1;a the big world to 90 some
/ .ne. ~ lrtier bit ot tslrnrsi re'fdIna
n ne fi0nd than this extract tron
lp .pW ork lndepe.dent
The new farm children Il says
live Il hi d di,pensa ID. Tie sci II IS
bee.,:I ID take hold of tie and at ieirsl
dfl4 years ago. bui there was an OF
clearing necessary idle tranSitie
period was proiraaed. mainly breause
tie iand was ALREADY in possession o.
race of farmers that must die of
The agricultural ruiiega applied the
sciences 10 Iiliage and 10 crops aud t.
anima life on the farm twenty i've
years ago, 1t was STOW work. no'
only to awaken the farmer bm TO IN
yestigate, discover, ana then to Apply
The age is now rapidly falling into iht
lands Of men who are alive TO thf
great fact that production hts neye
yet approached its maximum. The5or
chatd has an this while. than,;& 10
moths and daterpillars. become more
and more an chronological laboratory
Gradually it has came about that no.
thing can be grown on the lanc
without a fight This has not BY any
means been permanent loss but has
wakened Il spirit of scientific eXamina
ton and determination to muster con
ditiOns The microscope and the cru
chile are as necessary today as the
plow and the hoe The farm hoy is
not without stimulus. nor is be with
out interesting conditions; rather it
will now take the brighter boys to do
the farming.
"The development Of farm machin
cry and the application; Of new forces
on the land have gone on at the same
time. in every department Of the
nome, III the house as well~as in the
Darn machinery takes the place of
men, aud the help problem is now
irving US TO still more complete age
" mechanism.
There Is no lot on earth so enviahle
oday as that of an American farm
10Y or girl They have room. fresh air
BEAUTIFUL surroundings. while the arts
nd sciences are involved in their
work. and isolation Is absolutely abol
shed.
Nothing can be gained any longer
y quitting the farm. 1t stands for
that is attractive, whole
ONE and profitable; but at the same
ime il stands for the new and The
timulating Country life cannot be
lade dull, unless It wilfully sewers
self from advantages that are freely
fered