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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22
st Winoeoro.

Zen %. Sept. osoe Mrs. 9. =.
SEMEN, JON ior en- 4arr9ffe iioen
ilDtte0e no poo en- 6arm Dit for
Gilbert Sea o9 iioen lepeoe Der meO
lin 6amiIie til i'm 0B6. 9in loa
life ipg uiG0OanIig Ienge, fsr gn.
Den tom, nogIe foa Tiger, men bun
boD6e ~ifrontet / lang Sio oe islt iig
iD8 % iDog. Oct uiite Jig til
iioIt, at Spg0ommen, Mrs. Semen
LED al, par ben frpgteIige. inigenoe
areft. Den uooifle0e iie / De mo.
pen0ige 0ele al Mape og 8rpit oe
foraariogeoe til iiOit bour0e 9i0eIier.
De blep BOG boarne meo 5oolmo.
og6eo og u0en aInee, tbi Nrs.
SEMEN tenote 9eien til Serren og
lag0e i'm Gag / bans &oon0. 5or
mango aor ii0en blep bun omoenot
til @n0, % bun OiOite, boao oct
bar at ppre en- SDn0er, Der bar er.
iaret Raaoen i 5eius ariitus. Sun
par life en- al De le0enoe / Menigbe-
Den eaer GoinOeiorening, men bun
BAR en- al De melt teitote % afbolOte
6lan0t DC belli9e Der / gilbert Geo.
SUBS 6oIf bar berl0es 5olt, og Der
bau0e bun fine ian6e 8enner. Oct
bar en- al ben6es Sorger, iom bun
al og til nGDnte, at bun life ioa ofte
funoe iamles me6 9errens 8enner,
foroi bum bar borte ira 9Den, %
oct oerfor bar bnnifeligere at fomme
meo. Oct bar ben0es Gpit at tale
ON Den 6reIier, iom baoOe frffsbt
ben0e, 90 bun bapoe en- eeen 9rlig
Og oaben 6remtrg0en, iom itoOfG-
f9iter &errens ORD: III Siertets
OperfleOigbeo taller MunOen." SUN
tenote ogiaa aampen mob fin gamle
Ratur, og bDor let Spnoen Dog fan
beoraee os. Seq buffer, en- Of De
fsrite Gange ieg bsrte benoe beoe
en- 9en oe0 ct fife Me6e, pi banoe;
boor fom ben BOG ira Siertet | al
ifsn enfoIoigbeo og greb Siertet
poo Dem, iom bsrte Den. Oct
bar oltiO en- Iisefrem Opbpsselie OF
bere ben0e beOe peo bore Msoer, tbi
BET beIe bar 8sn, lom bet fun bIiper,
noor man glemmer Dem, iom er til
Steoe, og taller meo lin Serre olere.
Sun er en- al Dem Iom oil blipe
buffet lenge Der | Weniebe6en, og
ben6es Min6e oil bIipe bepnret /
f1rIig erinoring of Cubs JoIf.
GUN bIep SO aor eommeI % efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

Den befenote norite Otisiionsie.
fretar og tioligere g}isiioner Ears
Qo6le bar i'll. g. ! n2utb." npIig
opret / 9eip gorf til ct aomitems-
De. geroenstonferencen / @onburg
1910 ne0iotte en- Misiionstomite
of 80 Ne0lemmer ira forifelli9e
9on0e, og 0obI par cen al Dem.
goo SnobDoeIie blen ban / Seem
gort SsnOo9 ben 6. 0ftober ooer
oe boI0t ben Dag to 6oreorae oe en-
8ibeIIesnin9 i tire forifelIige norif.
hrtberife 8irfer. Oobl er nu mart
70 Aar, men meget lung" % fraf.
tig; bans ArbeiOslpit er uformino.
ffet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

9ut6eronere t 5ranfrig. Der er
j 5ranfrig ct lille froftigt Iutberif
Smmfuro, 6elt / to areoie, en- ON.
firing 8oris og en- air6en omfring
MontbeIiar6. Samfiinoet teller %
Menigbe0er og s RrG0ffepla0ier,
Der betienes Of 60 8rpiter. Spo0
Der iiges at u0merfe oct lille Gam.
funO, Der boG6t aorsms6e / @ont-
beGiar0 is. og 10. SUM, err On.
be0 og Snm6ol6. De er foo og bar
rife Hooo til at fines. Oct ii9es,
at De otbeiitiife gep9eelIer bar full.
mineret i 5rontrig, og Der er iterre
Wootogeligbeo for ariiten0om END
ti6ligere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22
SuobDoGllt
til gelfOmitmoOe m. III. / abbenbaUn

anf.omerifonff ~ n,
DC orening i nb aon
inobpoer 6eroeo 8an'fe i amerifo,
iom fommer bien paa ginier6eiee
meo 5uIeifibet Oscar Den anoen"
era Stem gorf 3. 0ec.) til ct Bel
fomitne0e / @~rnn0tpigS 9us, Stu-
oieitr90e SO, iomme aiten Stibet
er fonmen inc.
goitor 6. 8o gner % 9ei-
ifoleioritnnoer ID. 9re0s0orff
bar lopet at tale oeO 2eiIigbeoen.
Otter 5oIerne bIiper ser frit Gam
Der. % aoin0eforenineen bpOer
.8e % Sage. 8unif-Amerifnlerne
CT @9iter, meoens allie 0eltogere
fer biemme ira betoIer bper 20
Gre til Sielp til Defining al llO.
9ifterne.
Der fon relies ira aebenbnon
Iomme @ften eler ben neite DIOR
gen, og ser fan mas ieIo til Oe
iierneite @gne al SpIIon0 nGite
Gags @ftermioooo eler aften. iii
&enoiosieI o9 9or0peitipIIan0 fan
Ser fun relics me0 gtorgen. % ai.
t%ento9eue.
Ia Sfibet ion0ipnlig fomner 5.
is. Sec, fan Der bl.pe 3io til ct
Bar Doees 0p6oIo / a~ebenbopn,
ON no9en enifer bet, og enbper, iom
bar Drug for geiIe6ning til at ie
@opeoitoOen, fan fao Ben frit pna
Can't 8er0ensiamfunO"S aontor,
Sapnegooe 8. Suooon 8eileoning
tilbp0es belle 8interen igennem.
De, Der inomeIoer zig til ooen.
nponte I6oe, oil blipe mootaget beO
Stibets aomne. % ON De enifer
oct, faa &ipIp til at finoe bpilfet
Sotel, Risiions6oteI ener 6siifole.
biem. be belit piI iega.
aIip bette no Of 9looet, bois oct
interesierer e6er, % ien6 ct Sort
ON eoers aomme til m~6ertegneOe.
u. 9obierg,
Soonego0e 9, asbenboon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22
NOel %fOrplig!er.
CIf=S !. q. Senfen).

90 be0Sme0Iem Oct
er 9GOeI at tilbsre Sen Ieoen0e @uos
Menigbeo. Seq bar allereoe ifreoet
noget ON at oere en- ariiten og Den
ariitnes 4oeIifa6. Seq pil0e gerne
tilfeie Ii0t ON bette at pere Renig.
be0sme0lem.
ggentlig blep hi ale inolemmet i
Wenigbeoen oeo Doo6en, og oi bleo
Ita0fGitet og DOerIigere bei9itet ]
bette bort 5orboIO peO a~oniirmatio-
nen. Oct par oisie to 9on0Iingers
9etp0ning. Nen Oen bIiper 0esopr-
re life alto foitboIot, emo life al
Den, iom 0eroeO fit 300 o9 Del /
@u0S &iges arp. 6aooe oet opret
nogIe Iuiinoer, iom bIeo en- t%iIifre.
BET, ia ioo Dil0e De fleite iege at boil
De pua Dem, men Ell binmeIif 4ro,
- ia oct er en- un0en Sng. Sa,
men man fan oa NOT fomme til
9mlen u6en at til6sre Mentgbeoen,
pil nogen iige. Rel fpre. bpis life
On tiL6erer 0en Ieoer0e @uos DC.
nigbeo, tonuner on aIorig mo / bans
8immel. Wenigbe0en er 10 nemlig
ariiti Segeme, og 6on er fit 2egemes
5reIier, tbi ban bar fsbt oen mel
lit BLOB. Iu oil 10 not nogen i10.
penoe, at BET par EN- mem Oeauoe al
bIfoe iaIig poa, Blot At meIOe iiq
mo i en- Meaig6eo. og anOre oii
oil inOoen0e. at Be er ligeiao go0e %
moaife be0re emo Dem. Der itaar
Menigbeoen. ~ laI, ieg oiloe gerng
bnDe 2op at uoreoe belle bette 6or.
BOLD ior Dig, ON on oil gpe mig
Son 0ertil. 5erit Itoar MI bette iait.
at bet er @uo ieIp, iom bar oprettei
i'm Nenigbe0 pao Soro. og ben CT
oltiaa bans 0r0ning. 0len mon 0et
er lige meget, ON On retter big ei.
ter SUBS 0r0ning eaer eiter oiu
egen2 Mon on fan upre .ige iao
goo for @u0 oe0 at i6Iae DIN egeli
0roen iom be0 of fslge bans? Der.
n9it er bet / og 10 ira 0enHe DE.
migbeo, at @u0 oeo Gr0et % Ga.
framenterne letter liz / freI'enoe
5orb;nOeIie meo Ben Spuoer. ban
niI frelie. Zen er 6reliens Snititu-
ton poa Sor0. SDis gu bar uoget
at inODen0e imo0 bette, iaa oil lea
raaoe Dig til at lgie bit 9tp Seito.
mente igennen meO @ftertnnfe %
Ie, ON on fan fad noget anOet no
of Oct. On oil ioo ogian ie, OF Oet
er life ale, Der uoportes tilbsrer
Wenigbe0en, iom er ion6e ariime,
tb. Der bar altio o9ret 9pflere og
andre m0bIanoet ligefra Sit0os,
4nanias ogSnpiro og neoefter. Nlen
til SrOOs for oenne 9Gnn6ing bar
quo altto neofenOt Zig i'm Nenig.
beo for ariiti Sfplo, iom fe6te Den,
for Be ian0e troenOes Sfpto, iom
altio fanotes | ben. Ween Sogen er
ben, at Den eeentlige Wenigbeo, Sri.
It'll 2egeme, er Der poo Sor0en uipn-
Zig, tbi r8roer itoor og bar bette
o6erren tenoer line, og
y Oommen begDnoer ira Cubs 9us".
Dern9it fan oct ite, at nogle, iom
ben uiDnlige Wenigbeo,
itoor u0en 5orbin0elie meO ben
fDnlige / bDert Sab fOr en-
BIB. Men bette er en- uregelm9ssig
Silltono, og oct fan olorig bore
onoerleoes, emo at ben ! San0beo
troenoe Ienses efter Gorbin6elie meo
anore troen6e, og ban lenees efter
De 0aooemioler, bpormeo Serren
fe0er, nerer og itprfer bans 3ro.
oct Dor Snofe6nineen. gu til
a6elftobet.
Raar ou MI ct Meni9beosmeo.
lem og iaoleoes oerpeo ogfoo be.
tenoer BIN Gro for Menneifer, iao
bio, at bette er lite en- fortienitfuIo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

Der meoOeles / n2utb.", at en-
foreanif 9pin0e fornDIig ptreOe:
nSroen Den 5erre Seius tom in0 /
bort Stem, ipiite ieg aIorig / iamme
Stlie iom min Mano; leg maatte
iIOOe pna asffenguIoet og ipiie; men
mn booOe ipiier oe be0er ri iomrmen
in0e I Stuen. Dein Rono taller
benIi9 til mig og bebanOler mig JON
lin 2ige. let gomIe 2ip er iOm en-
ono 0rsm, oct nltnerenoe er iom
en- 6orimog poa 9tmmelen. 8i bio.
fte life, bpo0 aerlig6e0 por, fbreno
Seius fom mo | bort 8iem."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22
en- SeoningemisiionsDen fri.

en- S~eoningemisitonspen itrioer
bl. q. til oct ipenite 9loo raugu-
ftana": ct neiten u6eregneligt 4n.
raj 9eoninger osr ! oeres Spnoer !;
Der er intet | oft, boao De bar, iom
fan borttage 6rpeten for Dozen og
5orffrGffeIien for @pigbeOen; De
Dor intet epigbeosbnob; De tenOer
life bet BLOB, iom renier fra Spn.
ben og ifprfer Somp+tiebeOen
GreO. De bar intet bsrt ON
Seiii pno Goriet itOtoIte Oct er
fiiI0brogt". Sig = fan 6u beo.
bIipenoe lutte DIT $ierte for 0eres
Reo2~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

itrebelie at pre @lro, tiene BAN tro
og is9e bore Meomenneifers Bel
beo enbper 9eili6beo. bette iemmer
Tia bort Ioelifab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22
Den Tor Here @onge omtoIte,

Den for Here @onge omtaIte,
rNen ano 9eligion Nooement"
Der / 5ior pdfte ioo flor Spm9rf.
fombeo ber | 2an0et, oil man MI
efter 1. San. 1913 uOpioe til at
omfotte Saooii, Sapon, aorea, Sci.
ma, pbiIlippinerne, 4uitrnIien, Netp
Zealand og 5poofrifa. geDageliens
Cpbopsmnn6, Jreo 8. Smitb, iornt
fem Of 0eoerne inoen for Orgmiio-
tionen ogter ! gespnoelien Of oct
rlpe 9Ior at reiie to fra Can Jron.
cisco for at begpn6e at boIoe Weoer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

/ Be naonte 2onoe / 2igbe0 meo
Dem, Der i 5ior bolotes Der San.
bet og / CANADA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

n itor 3oooe oe uiorifpIot @uoe
"a bans Sf0e. at On maa faa 2oo
til6gre Den. On Adler life BAN
JED at gaa mo i bans Meniebeo,
men set er BAN, Ser ooler Dig ueo
II optage o.g. 9u tiIteber Dig life
Rettig6eOer oeo at betaIe Dit 9iOrog,
tort eQer lille, men ban er fGrlig
% ooerbqren0e moo Dig. naar ban
baaer moo Def meO gelbebag. Oct
/ 9~epi0ltbeoen ON % 6slellen
berat at Dit Offer bIioer antogeIiet
a6eIs, % uoen bette bIioer oct
foritaiteligt iom 9oins. Qlen on
ifuIoe 10 6ringe noget an0et og me
emo ct 9engeofier, on ifldoe brin.
&c Dig ieIp. On ifuIOe legoe 0ig ielp
oa alt DIT paa 6errens alter. &c,
bette bar netop 9emmellgbe0en peo
Offer. ban hrogte lit belle
zig ieIp. aain bragte bel
men ban ~reierpere0e bet pig
Jig ieIp, lit 2iO. Nen ie bet
er M set f6rite. hi moo ie efter,
pi oil 6uo6e Dor aoeI, at oi
Seq ifploer min @uo alt, Og
ieg bringer min SUB, alt. 6attigt
usielt er BET, % Der er life rent
paa mig ira min 9opeoisIe til min
5ooloole, men tag mig, Iom ieg CT
for Seiu StpI6. &c, iaa0ant ct Sier.
teIag er oeIbebngeIiet for ben bim.
meIife 5o0er. og oct ooler ban.
,San Tiger ban: Ser fer ieg min
aan0s 8erf, on er min Sen. Dot.
Ter. &c, er BET life 40eIffab? 90 BET
er 9gte. Sao6on ber oltiou DIT
@runOiorboIo p9re til Din @ltO, oe
iaoleoes Dor Oh itaa { bans Renig-
be0.
Ren ioo ber bette inore @runo-
forbolo fin0e ct ret og ian0t llotrpt
/ Din pore 5pro. Oh ber pore ON
fife oltio reIigies iao BOG ultiO
b8oif og uIaitelig / Din Gale og al
Din Serb. 6pis fife, pon9rer on
DIN aonge og Dit 2GOeIifab. Der er
ct gnmmelt Or0iprog, JON Tiger:
Nan moa ipnge meo De 5ugIe,
man er iblan6t. Set er ct meget ilet
0r0iprog. 5or oct isrite bsr man
nh let life iIaa 5eIge me0 De iIette
5lgle, tbi aSaIig Den Mon0, iom
fife oanorer / Be ugu0eliges GadO",
% .Slet SeIifob foroerper gooe
SeOer." 5or oct onoet, iao er oct
en0nu meget p9rre OF tage Del i
oeres Gang. On fan nsoes til al
GnfitPn0igbeoerne, ia maaife al TEL.
DC 5oripnet, at ppre / oeres Slot
II en- Sio, maoffe poa Din loplige
9(rbeI0spIa0s, men on nsoes oIorig
til at ipnge meo Dem. meo minore
Din egen 3rPIIeii9I nsoer Dig Der
III. Ser er glaos for en- ~ri0oerlig
MISUNDERSTANDING. Zen er Din
aoel oGroia. % ger 0u oct, ieg
erflpre Dig uafbpngig, ioa
oil on fin0e, at oite oil en- % on
ben npnne me6 Dig poa Din Gang.
Get oil me0 andre ORR ii9e - inn
ger on meo Dem, ioo iloor Oh Sci.
&c meo Dem poo SeIpeooejen; ioor
On Dem til at hinge me6 Dig, iaa
fonr on Dem me6 poo 5fmmeloeien
Tor iaa blot, maaIte helt. &c, oct
pnr at f9mpe iom en- Hi60er u0en
5rngt % 0o0el, % oct er Sin 4Oel
ppro1gt. 5orpligtellen bar enboer
iono ariiten. % set er 10 5orplig.
ri tafer ON. 5sta ben. og
on fnnr en- goo oe eIn0 5amoittjg-
be6; ipigt Den, og on Taor en- ono
brGn6t Snmpittigbeo.
Soo er Der Dit 6Orbolo til 6in
oct piIOe ieg ogioo serne
iiae liot ON. Ter er MI De alminOe.
Iige Guostjeneiter. Der bDoer Sin
big til GnfieIs pos Jig, og
Der esr 6u Dam BIN Opotnrtning.
Og bnis on ipnes, at oct life er
Opportning al iio0e oe npoe, ion
oil ieg Blot minoe big ON Nario /
ogs ON, at bet bar iuit
Sppnrtning, Seius i9rlig
fonot geboe /. Men on er 10 oeion
!, m6xn,o~nn ~ Gosnn1 moo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

Iooer in 01ano % fine TO Conner.
d.
al6ert Sea, Minn., IS. Oft. 1912.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

ylaar eeisrHe 5enUsuOer fs til SoIt, Der
nUsrterert 9labst, suten tor Al tebs bos Dem
Gusr for at fac 0plpsninq ON bet apertsrebe,
bsSss y altib omtale, at 8e iaa apertisies
HsHtst bette gIab. Get ri prrs til aeus
abis 3tptts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-22

Z 3ilfGl6t az urseslmosfebebsr peb
NObtaselisn beoes man tIass I'll bet ftsbIiss
HpHneItn. Stulbe bet life biGlps. bsbes
man bsnusnb. 10 til sgonftsrtn" -
Hentor.
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Sooneao6e 8, asbenboon.
The Dolores star., 1912-01-19
PORTABLE HOG PEN IS HANDY


A portable hog pen that will accom-.
modats several medium sissd hogs or
four shoats 10 In common use by the
small farmers and truckers Of the
New England states. These pens are
found convenient. sanitary and far
superior to the stationary pen, which
10 more or less . nuisance In thickly
settled sections. The portable pens
are gradually coming into use in the
trucking sections Of New Jersey, -
their many excellent points become
better known. They are Just the thing
for the one-acrs man. The following
method Of building . cheap. convsn.
lent hog pen that 10 portable 10 given
By New England farm paper:
Take two pieces Of hard timber.
white OAK 10 best, . BY inches each.
Is feet In length. rounded OF at the
end In the form Of . sled runner, then
lay them parallel eight feet apart.
with the rounded edge on the ground.
Take four . by I scantlings and halvs
or tenon In crosswise. one piece at
each end and eight inches from the
ends Of the runners and place the
others 20 - to support . floor In one
half Of the pen. Adjust these strips
30 they will set about two inches be-
low the level Of the upper edge Of the
runners. then lay . floor Of one-inch
oak planks over one-half of the pen.
leaving tho other half . dirt floor.
Some have the o. .er yard slotted.
which will allow the hogs to graze
OF the grass. but will prevent the sod
from being rooted up. The sides Of
pen should be Slated. Now mortise
in BY scantling at each corner
and midway for posts on which to
nail half-inch boards for the enclos-
ing. One-half Of the pen should be
covered: and for this reason make
the posts for the siding about one
foot longer on one side than on the
other. SO ~ to give sufficient slope
to the roof. The roof should be high
enough to allow . man to walk into
the pen. II only one-half Of the pen
IL doorsd there must be . partition
across. and In this arrange . slide
door 80 a. to shut the shoats in or out
Of either section. The roof Of cover
ed pen may be made Of half-inch stun
and covered with tar paper. then give
two coats Of hot lime wash A. . pre-
sentative. A pair Of horses can read
lily move . pen Of this size from place
70 place.
The Dolores star., 1912-01-19

to the size Of the sows. The object
Of breeding crate 10 to mate animals
Of different sizes. For small. short
legged boars 1t 10 best to arrange .
platform to stand on behind.
The time to begin breeding for
spring pigs varies according to the
climate. the shelter facilities, the
time at which tho pigs are generally
marketed. and the number Of litters
which II desired to raise . year. I'm.
less the farmer can furnish good shell
ter for his farrowing sows. and 10
prepared to give the young pigs care
full attention. he had best not breed
for the pigs to come earlier than the
frst Of April. South Of the latitude
Of southern Kansas. Of course. pigs
might come with perfect safety .
week or % earlier than this. A man.
however. who 10 In the business to
make . success Of II and 10 willing to
give his piss careful attention dur.
ing the first two weeks Of their lives.
will generally md II most satisfactory
even In the northern states. to breed
for early March pigs. Early March
pigs. II they are given good pasture
and pushed right along. will be
ready for market BY early winter.
when the prices are generally good.
II . SOW 10 to produce two litters .
year the nrst litter must necessarily
come early In order to give the SOW
time to nssh up previous to producing
her second litter in the fall. The fall
pigs should come a. early In the SEA.
son - possible to give them . chance
to make good growth before winter
Get IN.
The Dolores star., 1912-01-19
LIVE Stock
V5 NOTES

WHEAT middlings mixed with skim.
med milk 10 the most nourishing and
economical food for young pigs.
Fattening animals return sS per
cent Of the fsrtiiisins constituents Of
feeds to the manure.
There 10 IN unQusstiouablo short.
age Of best and the consumer will
realise Increased prices In the nsxt
fsw pears.
Any animal on the farm must have
0omsthinS besides . long string Of
Ancestors to recommend Il lndivid,
nal merit helps.
Corncob charcoal or ashes from
hard wood should b placed In the
feeding pens. % the sows can 60
what they nssd.
II . small grass pasture can b. a.
tachsd TO the hog pen Il will 20
long way towards reducing the cos,
Of the grain bill.
Brood sows should have Q large
roomy. clean. dry yard. separate FROM
the stable ward. % they nssA and
must have daily exercise.
Sheep are utiiissrs u wassA TAs,
clean fields Of vssds. utilise 70 great
Advantage almost any kind a pasture
and q In we'll with farm practices
other IN he irrigated o. dry fArnine
boae
The Dolores star., 1912-01-19
BREEDING CRATE FOR SWINE
gxoelIsnt for Use Where u 10 oeelrsd
To Mate Animals Of Di6srs
Ont ol1oe.

In response to . query for informa.
ton regarding . breeding crate for
hogs tho Wallacss' Farmer makes the
following reply:
The accompanying cut gives gen.
erai idea Of tho construction Of .
breeding crate. It 10 simply . crate.
strongly but lightly made Of two-by-
fours or one-by-fours. about six feet
In length. two feet four inches wide.
and three feet high. The crate should
b closed In front but open behind.
A bar may be pushed through the
holes behind and adjusted according
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men want. They are not
read. They make no impression even
on the community where they are
published. They are ike . feather
which nutters through the air and
NO one hears II pass. and no one
knows when or where It falls.
Some books come into the world
with . great flourish Of trumpets.
They are highly commended BY re-
viewers and critics. They leap into
prominence In the literary world At
a single bound. They create . SEN
sation for q time and are the talk Of
every town. But after q few years
the demand for them declines, they
slowly die. and are soon out Of print.
A few books have lived through many
generations. The Ilisd Of Homer. the
history Of Herodotus. and the Repub-
lie Of Plato. the orations and essays OF
Cicero. written thousands OF years
ago. still live. They contain something
which men want and will not willing
ly permit to perish.
But the Bible. which IL one OF the
Oldest books in the world. Is the most
vigorous book on the globe. Many
efforts have been made 10 kill It 1t
has been burned, shut up in prison.
bound with chains. pelted with rhe-
toric and logic and eloQuence and
ridicule. Again and again its enc
mics have pronounced 1t dead. They
fondly hoped that intelligent people
UnplA l,,f
lives. Its enemies have persisted.
Their weapons have decayed. But the
Bible lives on.
Not as the works Of Homer and
Plato live does the Bible live. They
are read only by . small circle
Of admirers and students. Their
influence on this generation 10
feeble indeed. But the Bible is the
most popular book in the world and
the most potent factor in modern
thought and civilization. Its enemies
have not been able to kill It. time has
not destroyed 1t. and advance OF
learning and science has not affected
its influence.
Few boks can survive transporta-
ton. They show signs Of life while
they remain At home where the at.
mosphere ID congenial. but carry
them over the sea. where educational.
social and political conditions are DIFF
ferent they wither and die. They
are like trees which will not endure
transplanting from one soil to anoth.
er. But the Bible has crossed all seas
and all continents: II has overieaped
the boundaries OF all nations: It has
gone from island to island. from
zone to zone; and everywhere II IL
the same fresh. vigorous. living book.
Translation 10 a severe test OF the
vitality Of . book. 1t Is almost i'm
possible for . book to carry with Il
the vigor and freshness OF the origin.
al into . new language. Translated
into q foreign tongue. 1t seems like
another book. It has lost some OF
the fragrance and richness OF It's
thought and feeling. But the Bible
has been translated into four hundred
different languages. and sometimes
under most unfavorable conditions.
and still It carries with It into every
language the sweet SAVIOR OF its
truth and life. II IL . tree for all
climes. . message for all hearts, .
song for all tongues. . book for all
people. The grLss withereth, and
the flower fadeth. but the word OF the
Lord endureth orever."-chrfstian
Advocate.
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cveovt for Stock.

cue-ovt for Stock.
the Homestead. A bunch Of animals
may b. driven through the alley A
and easily sorted into two different
lots By swinging the gate d between
the posts G and d with NO danger Of
worrying or frightening them.
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VITALITY
OF THE
BIBLE

OST books die young. Many
books are dead already
when they are born. There
Is no demand for them.
They contain nothing that
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Our Portion.

W.T. VSUksoUs
"All things are yours -
are Christ's: and Christ 10 Gods
l Cor. 3:2l. %
He who 10 Christ's. surveying the
wonders Of creation. can say: "0iori.
Gus though these things be, to me b.
longs that which 10 more glorious far.
The streams are precious. but ! have
the Fountain: the vesture 10 beauti.
full. but the Wearer 10 mine: the Dor.
trait In Its every iineament 10 lovely,
but that great Original Whose beauty
II feebly depicts 10 my own. God 10
my portion. the Lord 10 my inherit.
ancs.' To me belongs all actual and
all possible good. oil created and un.
created beauty. all that eye hath seen
or Imagination conceived: and more
than that. for eye hath not seen. nor
ear heard. neither have entered into
the heart Of man. the things which
God hath prepared for them that love
him."
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-, VIII IN No Wise csss ovs.s

WIN W No wsoo Co0S O0v.
I have preached his Gospel now Tor
many ysars. but I never met with Q
sinner yet that Christ refused 70
cleanse when hs came 10 him. sever
knew Of . siagls case Of . man Who
trusted Jesus. and asked to b. for.
given, confsssing bis sin and forsak.
ins Il. Who vas cast out. say I
never met one man whom Jesus 70.
fused: nor shall ! ever do %. ! have
spoken with druakasds whom be has
delivered from their evil habit ana
with men guilty Of foul sins who
have bscoms pure and chasts through
the grace Of our Lord Jesus. Thsy
have always told me- the sane story
- sought the Lord. and be heard
ne: he hath washed ne 10 hjs bIooA
and an whittier thaa saov."-opur.
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