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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
Set foiter at bore Mibber.

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forlc6cn tiltalt / offers Meoooms=
ret, foroi ban for inort ct Mar IL
Den %optrooote iom &i0oersmono
pao &iroeren Station % gop cit II
AorS @ut cit Erefig for cit Games
Stplo. 9amen beb 6rpten @org=
bilo Sobnien, % @uttens &opn
bar 5boralf &riitansicn. Sc to
bar gooet / &lasie iommen, og sen
11aae 5borolf, iom 1ao poo en-
@Gnf n1e0 tire seyepnolorenoe, tillo6
Jig oerfor at iige: v@o6bog, 8org=
bilo," ga 6refencn font in6 / slit
oerens &enteiol. Sc tire SsSebnal=
orenoc itul baoe gjentoget oenne
ltotolelie, bpa6 Sc %forreiten lite be,
1rgter; 6erimo6 poaitaor be, al
ingen al Dem far rgjepet" til Sen
l1nQe Game, iom bum ielp, cit Sen.
il1oe oa @ecb mener at bobe iaot-
to9et. Solfalo felte oe l,,ge Da.
mer Jig me9et %forner,net og for
loo Senteiolen; oe iii optrooote
Sccb. &on talte formonen6e til
Den 1111ge Mon6, og ga 6e,rne iporte
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Ell 9refif. 9ettc or ct &riucit
bos @ecb. SON erflpreoe i Setter
nteb &gibeo: rGen, iom fornern1e,
en- Come | init Jglge, bom impre1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
.@gerne hjaIp
hende like.
men Lydia E. Pinkharn's. Vege.
table Compound gjenoprette-
de Mrs. LeClear's Sund-
he'd. - Hendes eget
Udsagn.
Detroit, Mich.-"Jeg er glad we'd
at opdage ct Middel, der befrier

IuIS Ira mlIle III
delser og Smerter.
I to Aar plagedes
jeg af n%edadtryk-
kende Smerter og
blew belt nedbrudt.
Jeg var i en- e
v4s Spending og.
kunde like sove
ON Natten. Jeg
besGgte Lager her
i Byen. men de
hjalp mig like.
"Rlev ODmRrk-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
Dr.. A. f. Christians
PRIVATE
HOSPITAL
4o1 Marlborough St., Bostos, Mass.
(Ner Massachusetts Ave.)
Telefon sO7 Back Bay.
ETABLERET 1890.

.Udstyret med allie moderne medicinske.
ktr9rgiste og elektriske A%pparater, OF
m Pnt or hys'Sjnisk Gymnaaatik, o.s y.
Bet9eni9s. Brfarne Lager, uddannede
SygePleiere og .Betjening.
br. tNle1s P.:Fiusen's medicinske Lysap.
parat og Methode for HudsyRdomme,
snm er en- smertefri og aldeles sikker Re.
handling.
Lsegens Princip er fprst at undersope
Pattenterne for de taRes under Behand-
ling for at kuqne finde, hvorvidt de kan
forhedres ellerhelbredes. 80
hurtiRt s9m murigt, og for den mindst
mulige Bekostning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

Splbaten blcp orrbt. On iprQ;>
Zig ltlpffe brnote. pe0 Mrtillerict
11roer 9riga0eppel1crne i GibspoIo.
Sige fpr 2pel1crnes Mfilutning itob
Spoportiets Size og 9oe 8atteri i
Stilling poa @aaroen Snesrun.
Soritillinger og span6 bar fjer1
/ "G@fnins". @erunoer blep et
&ar at Spenoene ifremt oe iprat;g
no pg Mrtilleriiter11e 22O6, Motbi-
osier,, og 221s, MoIfeller,,o fra I5oo=
berg. blep ilaoet omf1,I6.
&otbiasicn, iom blep ltpgt for
ilooct / @obeoet, oeoe otter en- bolr
2fmes' Iorleb. Mbifjel1cr,,o lit
Mnno og lln6erfjebe fpriloaet.
Sen opoe Mrtillerilt broates ii!
@oroermoens Speebus. Gen til.
ifaoefom1e ienotes meo fsrltc Gca
til &riitial1ia og in0logoes poc
&igsboipitolct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

Sranmrl trner. 3ron1nnl otpcr
gorgcrpreslcn set Moo6 iffc at gle=
&c Jig for tiolig opcr Sc lop6rpocn-
DC Sooaitrejfcres @eoerlog. Ioroi
ON Streiten mootte otbleies, CT
Set life oernleo iagt, at &ompen ct
opbert. Sen fan igres i16 poa
Mrbejoerplaoicn, bpis ser life po,
m16en Moa0e opnooes oroneoe sSpr=
DoIo."
Soale0es ifriper rMp 5io".
Gpoeligere fon Npfororingen til
Sbltruftion og Sabotage life gipes
Mrbej6erne.
8i bar, ifriber rNiooros", Ii6e,
9ro paa Stroffelopens pporagcnoe
Magt, men set er oog ct @pgrgs.
,nool, ON Zig Sfripenoooe lit,
bur6e bore itrafbar. Set piier iie
10, at Der er Dem, iom tror set e,
rietig, noar 1ronnal flyer oet, a:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
9iamantbryllup feireoes ben Is.
Sept. al @rosierer 8ertrant 9obl
% Sl,1tru i ariitiania.

sasct isjen paa Goel. &riltia'1s-
5onb: @aoroen Matpcb ! Birfe11eS
,,eo tilberenoe &anofalo blep THOR
peb 1orfiebsrct erbperpet al 8o11=
m,,1,en for 10000 8rouer. Nl CT
@icnoornmcn taget igien paa Soel
for $4,000 &rouer. &anofaloet ct
poo ca. 1900 st.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
Nnrgr..

Nnrgr.
9iamantbryllnp feireoes Den H.
Sept. al @rosierer 8ertram 1aDl
% @l,]tru i &riltiania.
saact isjen paa Goel. &riitia',s-
5onb: @aoroen Matpco / B1rte11es
n,eo %tilbprenoe Gonoialo blep THOR
peo 1orfipbsrct erDperpet al Stout
m,,,,eu for 10000 8rol1er. 9n CT
@icnooun,cn taget igie1 pao Soel
for $4,000 &roner. &onofaloet CT
paa ca. 1900 ST.
STIR @apc til @jcmbpaocn. =
Nprf- Mmerifouerea Stills >. &elle>
bolot i Mprtb 3ofota, bar 1tel9e
u&oloers" gjernem @%aarobrlt9er
Cars &pien lcnpt Sang aon1l111'1e
10000 &roncr lom @iorag til Sp-
fprcllc al ct AlocrocmSblcm tor
hans 1pocmso Sang / @aloers.
1tlnffe sSmaalencnc. S Saa=
5top iuotrof oen Is. Sept. cit lpr=
oelia ltlpffc, ioet CIT nn9 Mta1'o
peo Nopn otto @aaaoos, 1on TOM
fra CT arcositptterielt, tolot ira
Ghtlen % ioriloa Jig iaa ltrrff' q
han pao Morgenliom ofg1t neo
@aocn. 1on bar iin Mooers cue
1tc Stptte.
spancprct Cir. &n1oien
Gromn,eu bor I'LL inolcperet tin Af=
reDsouigoning. Sp9neprGlten tplo=
f. sen 4oc Sftober iaar 20 Aar.
Sou or stl,oent ira 1861 og blep
tbcnInoiif @ou6ibot / 1867. 9ol1
pirfeoc fprlt / noglc Nar joni Sc
rer oa aotfct % lcnere iom Setre-
trr / set nprlfc Misiionslcl1fob. s
1879 hlcp bon SpgncprGlt / steore
@fer, 1886 rel. &opcllan / Sra=
oer,1cs / Ironrn1en, % / 1898 Cog
neprult / 5s1sberg. S 1895 git
Eou i11b lnn Stot5roob og Gbef for
Girfcocportcn1c1tet / set M1cbellc1=
1fe Miniltcriun1, tog set fplgen0(
Mor Mfifeo JONI loo0an og blep Der:
poo uonepnt til S%ogncprGit / 9ro=
ecrnes. &ru1Oien repro entereoe
@rommc11 poa Stortinaet fra 1885
1900 % 3ansberg fra 1900
1908. Str. &n1bien CT cit al ot
Mtp0eligite ng jenoommeliglt(
Sfitfelier inben 2orbets @ejltlig:
beb.
vSbarga" -. Sc ii0lte MSoaneOe
bor &ioum6crboftoren, Mo,,oen me>
Sen Ste Sars, 6prbgoer Marcellu
&a1,9en, boet pao !@on1ar, So ba1,s
SjencIte pes Ser,rbanen bar npopen:
biagiort set. Gioligere bar Da1
boet / &ingebu % paa 2illebal,=
1ner, % bcr poa Set ii0lte Steo bar
ban oppe peo @esnoelpen bpgget
fig ct lioet poffert @us. v5pargo"
be60cr ct, = ct inoiif Sro, ion,
betp0cr 6reb.
@uiet logger uieopanIigt i,nuf1
til, liee / Merbe0en al Sc bersn1te
Mesnafosiene.
&n / lin Heri1islionstio fra
Sernbancn bar @al1gen iolfalo al
og til opbolot fig / rSoorea", %
@elpgct oioop at Hatienter oQ
&oaolg9e1oe far pGret poloiomt
1tort, flcre @lunoreoe om 0ogen, IL
9es Ser. &ptten boloes li9efrem
Belejringstilitano al 6e toolmobiet
Got1entcr.
Splbaten blcp brebt. Gn ipre;.
Zig ltlpffe bGn0te. pe0 Mrtillerict
11nocr 9riaaoeepel lcrre / GiospoIo.
9ige fpr 2pelicrnes M7ilutning lto<
Spopartiets SIZE ng 9oe 8atteri
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
brpoe 2opelr. 90. oisie Merneifer
bar pisielig ct piit arap poo Be
ifpttelie moo BEN onoe griter.

-aNgtHE. EfE-L
ltlDcne ipnes at uObrebe fig.
@Grfclig 1,ot ip1es 9eitanoen til
tro6s for nlle &l1ltl1rens Grem=
ifriot % Sc ltaoig flere % flere
SernbaneanlGg % mtore lar1ne1toe
SSl,gentiprorbciber / Sc ii6lte Mnr at
|tiltage / 2a1,oet. S; CONNER % /
@plt bar set iaalebes pGrct Jet ltln
paa flerc Scatter al 9ntoet, Dpor
0en life bar piit Jig paa mull9e Mar.
6or at n9p1te ct Har Gtsempler
blep Scr iaaleoeS forleoen ifuot eli
lllp / @%rposberreo, % poo Score
fieIo blep ser ogiaa uplig ffnot cit
l1lp, iom blal1ot ar1oct bapbe bit
tit Mrr>Nrrelic / 1raftel1 pe6 at
ripe libel flere Sour. S Quo
Observation-Disclosures bar Set / 9eit
ogiao niit Jig l1lO. @ian far bio
til troct, at Sen lpecifife norlfe lib
bar trel,gt tilbage til Nouretraftelt
% at sen frn bcito6 al cit enfelt
l%tlueltonume, lom bapoc lit @oneo=
jrbe / 6oloolen. Icun,c Mntagelle
ipnes altiao life le1,ger at boloe
etif.
@pi Mlbcr. Tprleoen par ginar
81. Gfrpl (fp0t poo Epsie) 80 Mar.
San CT %pilt11of Sen ii0ltlepen0e at
Spar Aaiens Sfolebgrn, ifriper
~5en0nnprspolten". ga Moien BOT
2nrer ior 2l1opig og @enrif Daae
poo Solnpr, tiente CHAR ser ion
5nloogllt, Is Aur 9ammel. Sm
&poloene fit ban li0t lt%noerpiSning
al Moien. ginar Gfrol er cnonl1
aonosfriif % fan buife mangt fra
elorc 5i0er. &an lGier 8pger o9
Slpiler og fplger npt lao goot n1eo.
Men ban er MT ipnrt tuu,gDert, iao
oct CT baarOt at f%prltoa, bpa0 6olt
taller. S iin ll1goom leo ian me
get p1ot. San maotte iom nj Mors
Gut u0 for at ginte ior ol1ore, pQ
Set ltoo pftc Ooarligt til babe mel
Mo0 % &lGocr. San fortGller, a
ga bo1r cit Sonnuer gjGteoe / Sons:
balen, git Fan 6arbel1et, mems -(0el
ineeoe iao megct, at 6ooipore11e ri
lte i Sneeu. @on maotte ipringt
CIT st11no, og lioen bl,feoe bon Fl!
lamn1cl1, iaa Sfinoltaffen oGffeo'
ON 6so0erne, til Sc fif fist &ar:
nre. Som Soloat rejlte Fan ii
2%rr6alsprcn poa Ell Sgn0m1grS
otrtng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
star Mone iii 6icmbnaocm.

STIR @apc til 9jembpaoen. =
observation-disclosures Stills =. Selle'
bo5ot i Mortb Gotota, bar iipl9e
u&uloerss" ejen,em @oarobrl19et
cars &pieu lcnpt Sang aon1m11'1e
10000 &rpncr lom @iorag til Sp
fdrclle al ct MlocroomSbicm for
hans Ipocmso Sang | @aloers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

ellie Suns: v@eoitefor, fan SIT
|iige mig bbao 6orifjel Der er poa
Sig og EN- @ane?"
@eoitefaocren: r@ej, set fan jeg
life"
ellie @a11s: y6unen bar en
aanr, men set bebgber 0u life, SEQ
|%itefor."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

- sfrip efter YrsDennmmer-
al bette &lab. ].
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

sslubrpllnp fcjrcoes oer t4oe
'Septembcr al @elfebanolcr S. 6
@rislin9oos oa 6rlte, fpot @ena:
gaor6, &riitiania.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-23
NOTICE OF mortgages SALE

Notice is hereby given, That that
G deTi ! dmGpr v re @ g R,u executed sna and
p. Fuller, his wife, mortgagors, to Sid
ember l, 1907, m filed for record in
and for the County Of Steele and State
Of North Dakota. on November IA, 1907.
at 2 P. N. and recorded in Book 9 Of
by a sale Of the mortgaged premises,
in such. mortgage, and hereinafter des-
cribed at the front door of the Courl
in said County Of ' Steele e' and sae state Of
North Dakota, On Tuesday, February
18th; 1913, at the hour Of 1870 O'clock
p; M, to satisfy the AMOUNT then due
has been made in the conditions Of said
mortgage in that the mortgagors have
tailed and neglected to pay the interest
same, and that by reason thereof, the
~mortgagee has declared the whole Of
the debt secured by said mortgage du.
cribed, and Which viii be soiEd 70 sat-
tsfy the same are described as follows:
tioa t%o rs, anaa utaSr s soS 9sE%s q qa ss9-
ter (SWA) of section one a. all In
Of range f1fty.fve. (65), west Of the
There will be due on such mortgage
on the day Of sale the sum Of Eight
Thousand. and Seventy. Dollars and
with the costs and disbursements Of
this foreclosure including legal at
Dated this soth day of December,
1912.
SIDNEY c. FULLER,
~ Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage,
Sherbrooke, N. d
Jan. 2.S-16.23-30 Feb. 6
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-23
Easter Comes Ear|Y.

AS a result of a peculiar as.
Economical situation, next Easter
Day will be the earliest in years,
and it will not be so early again
for one hundred years. 1t comes
this time on March 23rd. The
fixing of the date each year is
based upon the changing phases
OF the moon. Easter Day is al
ways the first Sunday after the
full moon, upon or next after the
21st day of March. If the full
moon happens on a Sunday then
Easter Day is the first Sunday
following. This year there is a
full moon on Saturday, March
22nd, Sunday the next day, ia
therefore Easter Day. Astron.
omy also foretells of no less than
five eclipses. of the moon early in
the morning of March 22nd and
September 18th and three par
sial eclipses of the sun on April
9th, August 3lst and September
29th, but none Of the latter eclip.
ses will be visible in North
America.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-23

Brown, to Geo.. o. wheatcroft, and said
assignment recorded IN said office of
Register of Deeds on December 20, 1901,
g. sSs ! 2 M in Book 3 OF Mortgages page
That thereafter the said Geo. o.
Wheatcroft died at h County Of Mil
testate and his said will a proved
and for the County of Milwaukee and
april April 1905 S' SAID deceased ca sn1 being a i nay name cd
in said proceedings in said County
Court as George Q. Wheatcroft.. Thai
the aid estate was duly administered
"A, 1907, a final decree therein was en-
Estate to Hettie M: ,Wheatcroft. and in
given by the said Charles Mitchell, and
Mary Mitchell, his wife, hereinbefore
4SfeI a ans IS t how th the saia ow ne1tie AM N;
holder Of said note and mortgage.
That an exemplifed copy of the fina
decree made and entered in said County
waukee INC State Of Wisconsin, was
duly recorded in the Office Of the said
Register of Deeds Of Steele County On
Of Miscellaneous Records. page. 366,
will be foreclosed by a sale Of the
premises in such mortgage and here
ssherbresokke, II he County Of steele and
10Th day af o9 of a,e5acR ag1si + at sat, the
the mount then due upon said mort
| gage.
The premises described in said
of Steele and State Of North Dakota,
and are described as follows, to-wit:
The North East Quarter Of Section
Twenty-Five (NEA Section 22), Town
ship One Hundred Forty-fve (145)
North, Of Range Fifty-six $3.50 West
Of the Fifth Principal Meridian, and
containing One Hundred Sixty (160)
Acres. according to the United States
Government urv thereof.
There will be due on said mortgage
on the day Of sale the sum of One
THOUSAND and Eighty Dollars and
costs and disbursements Of this fore
closure. including legal attorneys fees.
Dated this 9th day of December
HETTIE M. wHEATCROFT,
| WIN. BARCLAY,
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage,
Jan. 2-9-16-23-30-Feb. 6
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-23
AouLTERATED AND MIseRANDEn
FOOD PRODUCTS AND
BEVERAGES.

I E. F. Ladd, chemist Of the NORTH
Dakota Government Experiment Sta
ton and Food Commissioners 70,
North Dakota, do hereby certify thai
the list Of food products and beverage,
herein specified have been analysed
during the six months preceding Dec
S0th, 1912. and the same found to be
~adulterated or m%isbranded within thu
meaning OF the statute, as shown in
each individual case.
further affirm that this is a true
and correct list to the best of my
knowledge.
e. f. LAID,
Chemist and Food Commissioner.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this S0th day Of December, 1912.
ALMA X. JOHNSON,
(SeaD Notary Public,
Cass County, N. d
Ny commission expires Oct. %, 1917
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-23
Marvellous Storm pet.cto,.

F1ageolet is the musical name of n
French scientist who has invented a
wireless receiver SO delicate, accord.
Ing to the description recently given,
before the French Academy Of sci.H
ences, that it can detect the advent Of
. storm three hundred miles away.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-23
Irrssolutlon to Be Pltled.

There is nothing more pitiabls in
the world than an irresolute man. Or
clllating between two feelings, who
would willingly unite the two, and who
does not perceive that nothing q
unite the two.-Goethe.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-23

Files . sane Of Life In Africa.
House dies are prevalent in South
Africa during the months Of October,
November. December, January and
February. AS screen doors and win
dows are unknown there, the houses
are filled with flies. Fly paper Is now
being used extensively,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-23
For Protection From Fro.t..

TO Protection From Frosto,
Because frosts do the most damage
whom the air IL calm, q Paris scientist
Q advanced the theory that orchards
and vineyards can be protected BY
elsctric fans 10 keep the atmosphara
UovinG.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-23

A meeting Of the Y. M. G. A. will be
held Tussda night of next week in
the high school building for election
OF officers and for the transaction OF
the transaction Of other business
which will be presented at this meeting
All members r. urged to be present.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-10-14

The second part Of the program-kill-
ing the mosquitoes--was accomplished
principally by the use Of crude oil.
Every stagnant pool of water and
most Of the running streams-except
rivers-were treated with oil, and the
rank grass and tropical growths were
kept cut by hundreds Of scythe men.
As further war measure all houses
were screened. the amount spent on
this item alone amounting to a sum
between s750.OOO and 100000.
Having cleaned up within. rigid
quarantine regulations were made to
keep out persons who might be brought
in a diseased condition from other
ports. Vaccination Of every person
who enters the canal zone is compul-
sorry unless good scar can be shown.
In 1905 shipload Of natives from
Martinique. imported to work on the
canal. refused to land because they
thought vaccination was plan to
brand them so they could never re-
turn to their home. They were forced
out at the point Of the bayonet and
VuCC1udIcU
It was before these plans had been
matured that the first and only cpl
demic of yellow fever occurred in the
canal zone. In April. 1905. an en-
ployee in the administration building
in Panama became sick with the fever
and from then on to September the
canal zone was in the throes of a fear
that was featured by the wholesale
departure Of employees. The news
papers gave the epidemic wide and
oftentimes erroneous publicity, with
the consequence that the government
had to pay for the fear Of the isthmus
thus created in greatly increased sal
aries and gratuities to secure Ameri-
can employees.
BY October. 1905. Colonel Gorgas had
mastered the epidemic. and. although
isolated cases have occurred since. vel
low fever was permanently banishcd
as the bugbear Of Panama. From
July I. 1904 to Nov. /. 1905. fort:
four employees succumbed to this dis
ease. While the epidemic ragged frori
April to September, 1905. there ver'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-10-14
CONTINUED in next issue)
H0RsESH0EING SCHOOL.
Cornell University to Give lnstruetio
In Practical Farriery.

Cornell University to Give instruction
In Practical Farriery.
1t has been announced that begin
ming next winter instruction in horse
shOeing will be given in connection
with the veterinary department at Cor.
nell university. Ithaca. N. Y.
This will be the first school Of its
kind to be established in America. In
most all countries of Europe the horse
sheer. before being permitted to engage
in business, must give some time to
the study of anatomy of the foot and
limb SO that in his practice the horse
may be better safeguarded against in
ferior practice and knowledge Of foot
structure and assurance given the OWL
er that his animal Is being shod by a
fully qualified man.
The school to be opened at Cornell
will be under the direction Of the head
of the veterinary department. the as
sistant being a graduate sheer of the
German schools. At first only residents
Of New York state will be asked to
make application for admission to the
course of studies. which will include
anatomy. locomotion. conformation.
the treatment by shoeing Of diseased
ho0f condition. etc.
The Importance Of this movement
will appeal to every horse owner. This
school at Cornell should stimulate ef-
forts along the line Of placing the
shoeing Of horses upon higher plane
than 1t now occupies.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-10-14

is not strong. His manner and meth
DDS suggest General Robert E. Lee.
There were two prime needs. as Colo
mel Gorgas viewed the isthmus in 1904,
in any campaign for improved health
conditions. One was to make the 18TH
mus clean and the other was to kill
the mosquitoes. which he considered a
means Of prOpagating disease Practi-
cally everything done by the health de-
partment had been along these maip
lines Of theory. :
The United States profited by the
mistakes Of the French to the extent
Of reserving. In the treaty with the
republic of Panama. the exclusive right
to control the sanitation Of Panama
and Colon. p
So in 1904 the engineers Immediately
went to work ON u sewer. waterworks
and street paving plan that would
make Of these two characteristically
filthy Central American cities. clean.
decent. sanitary places Of abode.
The native population dumped all
garbage and matter usually consigned
to sewers into the streets. These
streets were mudholes. which. with
the admixture Of refuse. made condi-
ton inconceivably dirty and naturally
unhealthful. The Americans made a
reservoir in the mountains a dozen
miles away for the water supply Of
Panama, dug sewers and forced the
native houses to connect with them
and then paved the streets with brick.
A system Of garbage collection was Or
ganized, and the city was cleared Of all
rubbish. Today the tourist sees some
evidence Of slovenly living. but condi-
tons generally are surprisingly smart.
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tutes good dairy cows that the colo'
which appeals to them first is seized
upon by some breeders as means Of
arousing their interest in the cattle
which he may have for sale. In the
Jersey and Guernsey breeds the color
fads have become even more firmly
fixed than in the Holstein. 1t is to be
hoped that with increasing knowledge
concerning cows the matter Of color
may be relegated to the background.
where 1t belongs. and the actual pro-
ducing capacity Of the cows be the
important thing to be considered in
developing the various breeds.
Another fad which may easily work
harm in the development Of breed is
what is called refinement Of type" 1t
is generally recognized in this country
that the American type of Jersey is
gradually tending toward the develop
ment Of the larger sturdier built COW
than what is known as the island
type Breeders are striving to over
come this "coarseness" Of type. as they
call 1t, by introducing into their herds
animals of the distinctly refined Is
land type. From the standpoint Of the
profitable production Of dairy products.
1t would seem to the ordinary observer
that the things called cOarseness in
the American type Of Jersey might
easily be associated with great in
crease Of constitution. larger digestive
capacity and other things so important
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producer of milk.