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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28

ra%ipofougen" S. Sg6en grmoltl
onfon1 til @oi6ington forIe0en fo1
at ufonfcrere" meb &reiioent 8il.
Jon, men Ell Muoiens op>,aae0es il
fe. s 2gbet al Sc ii0lte tire Tiger ct
l%igelebes v&onferenccr" mes flcrt
al @oll Strcets Eruit Mognate1
blepet ofllaoet. &reiioent 8il{on
ipnes life at booe Inrlig 6orfierlis-
beb eller Meipeft for u&pberbaro=
11erne".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28
Spis olle 1nifcr %opfplotes, piloe
Maioriteteu al o%rbeioe1,oe Melnncs
ifcr oblplrt flute meO at arheicc.

&orla11g al ueucoe, life ianu!c11=
lungne Stemmer, b%ppriblanot cu0oe
i%orefonn1er 2pbe fra Menuclfpi
ion ilet fife fan ipnge - bnrSe
pere itreugt forn1ot. &Dis noger
tror eller fplcr, at set CT (pftenoe el-
Ter bpggeligt at Dpre 1'aa a%orianl
al sen Mrt, 1eo er set miloclt talt
mnrfeligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28

-2aop Stratbcona, @uitrm til
Baron stratbcona, rropal bigb cont
missioner" for Canada, 6poe forle=
Den 2on0on, 2a6p Stratbconu par
balpblo03 Snoianerin6e, i0et belt0es
Sober Dar Sfotlenoeren Micbaro
&aroiitp Montreal o9 bel,6eS Mor
EN- Sqltatp.
Sltlgra0e Ma,,or beooer Ell
|@ienoom / Mortbmmptonibire / @ng=
|lat1b, buor George @o1bingtons
Jor9lore | fin Sis bab6e lit &iem.
Gbefongen Sbomas @ipton bgo for
en- Eli ii0en $4,000 for &uIet, lon
bun agteoe at ie1,oe iom @ape til
darlington met set blep itge11
5oroel al. @ufet bill blipc %1toaer1=
Sc, bbor set bar ltoaet / iaa mango
6nl16re6e Mor.
Is. 8ranbes pg 9mmaem. 6pre=
ren al u9uoet" =8ortiet, Yrof. Milju=
foff = 9uma'e11s ler0ei te, opgtig=
ite, 6riitigite Galer - fom / lin ITO
re Sale, paa @umocns fprlte Mg-
De | oen11e Snion, in6 poa 6orbuoet
MOO Dranoes' &pm1l1en til Ml1slonO.
&on iogoe 81. a.: .og fpritaae-
Zig er Sen 6blelie al Sfom, font nir=
felig n,Siiife 8otrioter 1toiuttes ior>
be6 lige operfor be1 cibiliicreoe Ser
oen at maatte tage 0crcs 9e( al al
Den Dunbe0 90 l1pioenbe6, al 0e1l
moralfe 0nltoniSnte, ser - lpm /
Ell 9roabc @a1,o - lpei(er fig /
Sen &roceS (Beilis) og peo bpilfel1
&uslan0 regieres. Noor eli fdr1te
Mo,,gs europGilf &ritifer, Ell Sri
tifer, ser agter og Grer Sen r11sliife
@u!tur, bil gjeite os, oa bnrer ri
os b9rre as ems Strfiet o0 lllffcr
bore @rnnier; melt life forn1oor hi
at ifiule Dor Sfaln, tbi ON Mffprcn
8eilis bill ba,1 foe @elfeo gjenncm
ltoe11lau6ife Mbiler. - Geo fife at
la0e 8rn16es fon1ne til os, liber ri
ct morolif Me6erlog, Scr CT Zig ct
tobt @1og. Gifal6 ira @enltre). @i
bill life ti(ite0e, at 6isie Meu1elfcr
neobgr6iger set Ml1slon0, ipnt goo
Ger6en cit Surgenjem, cit 3olltoi og
cit G%pitoieluifp!"
SftlsmtSicn peb bet ipcnifc @uf.
st Telegram fra &riltiunia til
2oa10pn nDailp Muit" meo0eler, at
&ejlercn al &l1slano pri,lcipielt far
|tilitouet &riniesic Moria Nalouna5
Tororing. poa 5filsni5ic ira i'm
9Ggteinl(e, &rins @ilhelnl al @pe=
rige, og at llnoerba1oli1lger ONT ct
enoeligt Opgjdr paogaar / al Gen=
ifabeligbeo meller1 Stoctbolm og
ct. petersburg. Ser bill life hlibe
nogen fil1a11cielle Sm1ifeligbeoer, ci=
terlom Hrinieslens 6orl1ule er OH
bragt / <Slan6. Naa ber6es 8rpl=
llpSbag forrreoe G5aren be,6c ct
iml,ft Yal9.i 5tocfbolm, % bette
Til tilfol0e berries e11c1te BarlL
Brirs 2cnltart, Ser CT 4 Mnr q.
Nrin1esie Mortas &enl1er / Ha>
ris, bpor bum for 9jebliffet ppbol<
Ser fig, u6toler, at SEN pirteligc
Moriag til Sfilsn1isien CT, at Yril1=
Iesi en filr6er 2ipet be0 oct ipelifc
Sof mes sets 6%ron1bco, itipe Gerc<
moniel og Mfbolo fra olle Tornpiel.
fer oltfor trtit for Dett6es liolige
temperament.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28
Mp Scnatpr fra 9llabama.

MD Scnatpr fra Mabama. Sra
Birmingham, Mla.. unel6eS: Son.
Ural1f g. @lois Meoofter al Sir
milta6om Mems" % Ernlioeut for
~Montgonlerp M0bertiier", blep for
leocn al @uper1pr S'Neil l1o',nbrt
til Mfopoe Senator Solepb s. Sobn=
ions Gfter1na1@ iom Tor6uu6siera<
tor Ser ira State11. Sern,i11e!l 1,o=
(p6er Sen 4oe Morts 1915.
Mr. @lais er So Mar ganmel og
er cit pcrionlig Sen al &raii0ert
Wilior1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28
6trfjfluB.
,Gu Moparicl til bem, ipm lpber mcl
Sla00er.

Sognta1lbstingct / 5arpsborg
|9tprge bat nplig beban6let Ell SSt1:
lllrieiag iom bar peret fulgt n1ei
operoroentlig flor Snteresie. eager
er anlagt at 6refen 8orgbili
Stemme, font poaItob, at 6ru &ipb.
mono &alporlen / ct @elifab og / Ell
anoupm Gelefoniomtade meo ber6es
|@bef 6rpfenen por oniot / Ell
|Jorretntag - boooe beifpl0t bc10e
for l1nrligbeb.
I &etten - io1n ogiaa fan6t, al
Ser for Tr11 &aloorie1ls 0ptreoen
foreloo inroeles ifinrtelr6e SmitGn-
oigbe0er = i0gn1te Syrl1e11 80 9u=
ges 6nngiel og 200 Sir. / Gogsom=
f%oitninger.
Ga 0omnlen falbt, benteoe ont
frtng 1900 Meuue1fer u6enfor
Metslofalet.
Set ler iaoleoes uo til, at Glao=
Oeren / biSie &re0le al Sarpsborg
CT iGrlig ilenl at SEN Der oripes
Iprn Ell Sport, ipm Scarborough
meo mangc og iprige &1moe. Mcrl
ri ifllbe a11tdge, at Ser er an0re
5teoer END i 5orpsborg, at @e0=
menneif ers sore, &op11 % Mpgte
lerperes lon1rter1 me6 &agerne til
&uffe1, og bbor ser berifer cit mer=
felig ~@nigbeo", 11aar oct giel6er
at giere grl,noig gn6e poo bisie
mennelfelige @er0ier = / ifinbel(ia
|DDo % Ma1tefierligbeo. Sieloe,,
er set bel, at Sen 9iepel, font peo
|ilige 2eiligbeoer i1ippes lgs, Miber
|inofonget al 9obens glrm og pll,f=
|fet fra B%beranbre Gent for Sent,
It'll Scr tilllut bare er SEN forte Snb=
lfnb igieu. Maor set b(iber qiprt,
|6gr m1ul1 1er{or bore tafuen1melia.
X + +
SitefGlberen.
Seq pe0 life bborfor - ,1rel, mo,,
|bliber altib ioo %nnberlig lten1t i Ell
Sitefplber, ifriper en Me6urbei6er
beo v&iget" / &jgbe1bapn. Oitenc
inlpirerer, % ntalt fonr11ter / aoot
6l11pr. Mberoens 2ltgte er iar1le-
De beri. &per Oit toler ont fit 2ano.
Mocfefort'en og 8rie'en talcr ON
Sranfrig, %@i6ammer'ei1 on1 @ollano,
45ttlton'en on @ngIano, Mpleoiten
ON 0orae, ben 6anife Meierio5t OIL,
Danmarf. &ber Dit tarer tp6eliq fit
|Asprpg.
ss.oebcpere daloere fs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28


Sur &euiiet lige ser. Set er if
te neopenoigt at fortGlle mig" ifri=
Der Mr. @enri Sbole1l fra M1l,lber-
rD, &ani., rat 9r. &eters &11rito
err cit lt6mGrfet Me6ici11. Seq bar
8cpiiet fer lige / min ege,1 Salni=
lie. &or Dotter, ioln bar pGret
ipgelig, itoen bl1,t bar to Mar GAM
mel, bar f%ornelnnlet cit pioptnoerlig
Soral1oring, it6e1l b1lt begDtl6te at
toge &alrifo. &el,oes Mppetit er
forpget, og ri fan ie, Dag for Dag,
poa benbes l%1oieenbe, bporle6es b11n
fo1'nler fig. Seq bill tilraaoe e1-
bber Moer % mooer at giere Zig
befiel,bte me6 bette n6merfeoe
Hr9parat."
Site at faa poa Mpotbefer. Spis
Sc lite fienoer 1togen Mge11t, ion
fon foripne Gem, 90 iffrib til So
brifmrternc, Dr: Better Sabrnep &
Song 50, 1876 go. Sop1e glpe,
Ebicago, SO
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28
8rporcfolfct

Sfnlptnrar6cjoer. Otter Dtmb
ser ifripes ira Nallep Gitp, er oct
@asrclief al 9pcns &orgmeIter,
Gr. Y.ntol1, lpn1 Sen 1,r1ge BILLED
hl'ggcr Eal1l Tieloc far uofbrt, MI
a'1fommet. 9igeioa bor MON mon
to9ct oel1 al @illebM,qgerc1> 11ofprtc
uMeluorial tob(et" / Mnle0ning al
@pens 1lpe Gon0prrf.
STIR Nru til Morse. ri sen nor
ife &plliul i.Gb!ugo> Oscar s.. Sat-
gan, 6lcp Scr iorle0en 1cnot bicm
til &orae $4,000 til Sc oerpureuoc
Nrpinger / @oet otter @,nil Socrlpn,
%Sl1oeDaoercn al en- flor Womtfoftitr=
forretnina paa Milmnufcc s(pe1llte,
lcn / Sllni tlep orGh t. Ell N.tto-
inp6illllpffe / Springfielb, Sll.
Gette or Sen itbrlte Mrp, iort i
&o,rilllatcts @iitoric CT bjernienot til
Norge.
groillgerne er 6rlt @e(go 5ter,-
jon og Nn0ers Sucrion / Draunnen,
gorge, cit @rpber og Geiter al oelt
Af6p0e. .Ge fif $4,000 bper.
@opeomasien al 6ormue11, ont
trent 100000, tilfol6t Gnfe1, MrS.
Nellie 2oipe SSperion / Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28
Zen banife Trpfcn 9tulle Sinien,

Zen banife Trpfcn Ntullc Tinicr,
ION giernem CIT 9(orrGffe bnr fie11ot
9lornlon % bans Iamilie, og lon1
tar lnc6 at pleje 0igtere,1 / bnns
lioite Spgoom, aiuer i fine @rinorin-
ger ira M,.le1tab % Yari5 cit utter
esiont og gri6en6c Sfilori11g of
@jprnlons Scamp for 2ipet og banS
3y0.
Sfiloringcn Ct, notoler Jrpfeu
Ninlen, ct 5orlpg paa at 9ipe ct
eonlfc iltbjeftipt @igleoe al mine
Eanfer pg Tplelier / Be 2H @toa=
11eo, jeg bar olel1c me0 8jerli IONS
poo Mltlcltab, OF Sc 5h Muoneo>
6por 9jprniou lau ing / Yari5. De.
er 11oorfei6eoe efter ct ret ltort Mn=
tai @rene, jeg ifrep til ntinc nnr=
;ncltc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28
Blannt E%annHn1wnn.
rSejle Mnts apis" bar ietlot- li,1
Observation-Disclosures, Soren5er, til
Mmerifa for at ifripe ON 2an6ets
Ttolinbere, mebIelar vNor6l."

ST.. &arl Matbiaien, st., er MT
Tor 5iocl1 pripat Sefretqr til Den
am%eriton1fe @eiarM / &%jebcnbopn.
Winiltcr GgonS 5tQb luppleres
bpert Mor n1e0 Ell l,1g Mano, iom
lfal uooanncs lnrlig for Sen Oh
plonratiifc 1jenelte. &r. Mat6ialen
CT ira Yrinccton llniperjitet, oq G
fortrGffelig 2ingpilt.
Vorfattcren Garl @amien, iom /
oen forlgbne uge bar ppbolot lia /
Goillingbperne, bolot Joreorag %
blepet feitet> feire0e Sen ID. Mopen1-
ber lit Splp6rplll1p, i,1oen bor rci=
tie ira @jemmet / Geqttle. @r.
9o1lic1 og 1ruc bar @jenltano for
nlegen Subject og n1o6tog mango
9epiler poa GennerncS Smtanfe,
fra NOR og fiGrn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28
Gn Sinbn faar Mubels 2iteratur=

Gn !Sinbn faar @pbels 2iteratnr=
pris. Sra Stocf6olm n1eo0eles:
Murets literere NobclpriS blcp 5.
13. Mop. tilfjen0t Sen b%in6l1iife Gig
ter &%abinoranatb Gogore. Dette er
ferite Song, oen,1e &ris er tilfic1ot
11oge1 ubcnfor Sen bbi6e Mace. So
cores 9igtni1tg Dor fuloltpnoig
ufienot uoenfor Snoien i1r6til for
gonIfe nplig, 0a etloel al bans Or
bejoer blep ,oberiat til gngeIff. Set
oplpleS, at flere Mcolem1ner al Co
gorcs Sl9gt, iom er boiat / @enaa-
len, er iprige Gprferc al 9iterat1,r
og &1tnit.
a.: vDe ta11 lite terfe Sem,
bbor fsliom min Some err: taar III
bar 8%loopelier, ipiier bum Dem al
tio Msrfe, ior br1, tan lite taale
AtSS~iie#a99llp a sssssS@ ssS III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28

l1oitillinscn / 1915. &omitcen
for @rooerlm irn6cts Sag i Daa=
1orfSBpgningen> Ser lon fpr meo=
oelt beftaor al &cprn1entnnter for
2oger1le / Gan Jrancisco og Dat
lol1o, far allercoe ofbolot flere Mp=
Der og uoarbeioet ct fore(pbig Nro=
grant joni / oiSie Gage miper fore
lo9t 2ogerne. Mern1ere Me00elcl1e
Gil frernfmnu1le %ic1rere. Yro0crlam=
frnoets Gag er ion1 befienot ialtiat
til Manoog ocn Z. Sn1ui 1915.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28
Sort furtalt.

- G1r SsSernbm1eulpffe / 8raiilie1
bar fpltet ca. SO Merneifer 2ipet.
- Ser er MI Sole ON at opta=
ge @bo0eiia / Sen fpoufrifar1ife
Union. General 8otba bar 1otalt
Jig 6erfor.
- Ser paatGnfes cit Sann1en-
i(utni,,g al allie gnglanos ioctaloe=
fratijfe &rniter til ct &arti.
6ranfrig paataafer EFT poerli-
gere 5priterfning al @runieforlpa=
ret moo Stolie11, for at Ser fan to-
ges Eropper oerfra til @renlen
MOS Spiflan6.
9eter &osegger, Ben piterrig-
tie, mart 7O-oarige Digter er uo,
eget til Marets liternre Nobelpra=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28

te iiploen pittige Soft. Den fgrite
0itetalber i aigbetrbapn blep ltartet
at cit Mn1lo, Der beo 9uOpig Ma-
gooro. San boeoe Iaapiot ieg but
|ter, ellie airfeitrnoe. Mell ba,ls
@i0 breote fig uo .oper aanocts
@renier. SON our Ell itor Original,
90. ellbuer aigbenbapner italoe neo
! 6ats 8utif for at prppe banS Sit
% iaa Ell &ittigbeo / &igbet. gelp
pore 1nriiter ipgte rteo til oe,,1,e
; mGrfelige Mnl1o.
Naar cit Dume imagte libt rige=
Zig paa Often lt0en at billie beitemme
|fig til at fiebe, ienote 2u6pig No=
gouro SUB eiter ct 5%ronifbrpo i Sen
nprmeite @agerbl1tif % ipurgte Ga=
men, f0d bon o%berrafte benbe 8rG=
6et, ON bum life ptl0e giere bam
Den sGre at ipile fin Jrofolt Dos
bam me0 set lmnme.
S bnns 8ir6lte Ian en- Sag Ell
pplotg DIT meo CIT ubDre @ep11e.
Eaa Oiten bon flG6et ct 1tort Stpt=
fe &apir, % paa Yapiret bapoe Mo-
gaar6 e9eubgn6ig 11leo 5nirfler oe
Sping ifrebet::
~&eDnet be0 &binen."
Dt bor e1 glilnrenoe Meflonc
e11 Eio, bpor Mefla11en eroann trooo,
tie fine &arnelfo. 6plf itormeoe @l,=
titen for at fipbc Eit i sen ppetiifc
Oltef9loer. Often, ser par repne1
pe0 Mbinen, fortie,rer at 1111fes /
6e1t oa11ife Meflomes &iitorie.
Selefpmcn.
Gn al mine 8c111er fpn1 forle6e,1
op til mig nleo ale Gegn poa Sp=
bioielie malct / lit aniigt, ifripe1
lan1n1e 8ioragsDoer.
SCR Ell Gong! lag6e ian. gu
lfal Oh bgrc Ell @iitorie. Sg 1taa1
6u bar bort Sen, 1aa 1nraa o1t biel:
pc mig pm ou fan. Seq er forel=
ifet.
9ou fo11 leg lite bjelpe Big.
= Nci 1latltrligpis. Men bg1
It'll. Seq Jas forlc0en Mften olene
bjenme % fie0eoc Mig. Seq par
fjeo al bele Silourclicu. S min Tor.
tpiolelie greb jeg 5e!efp,1en % ril1:
ge0e ct tilfrl0igt Summer op
SGnf Sig min @e,1rpffelle, "a Ell
pn6ig Hieeite1nn1e use / oct nfiel10te
cg fjernc ibare6e: @l.lo! g. fo11
/ San1ta!e, / ct 9jeblif blep hi @,i:.
ner. SIM bar ing og f1og og iln,lf,
set fr,noc leg bgre. Sore St,;nnlc'
6lanoeOe Jig / 0en melt fltl0cnote
&armoni, bore letitn0ige Srh blei
mere og mere alporltge % fplte, pi
ifltlbe lige til at oftole ct me0e,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28

|, Trm g.: u@e't fjare, aaar Sc
uoe1r Haroplp / Bette forfaroelige
&egnbeir?"
Jrn g.: ~SSeg ifal iigc Gem
bporfor. Min Mnno Iagoe igaar,
ut min gfteraarsbat fra flor par
goo NOT / Mar, l1e,1 I'LL ifal leg Dog
bite bau1 Sen / Mforgcu."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28


- ga Gfiubl1eu brp6 in6?
So, 81 5tjabnen BRIO inb -
81, bar Set! S en- 1elefonoames
Sfiffelic.
S bleb of6ru6te?
Moturligbts.
Seq riageoc font CIT roien0e.
Seq DafOe CLIENT set Nun1nrer, leg
bao ON ferlte @ang. Sg fig mig
MT gpaS lfal jeg gjpre? &an 6l1
life ifripe cit Mrtifel ON NIT ll9elo.
&u1t ou life fortGlle 6en.. bele Ser
Sen, bpor meget set betpoer for mig
at faa fat / min f%oripnnoue Gcn=
inoe. Oct CT Nlpor, iea er forellfet
lmm al0rig fgr.
So lag6e jog, nj fan jo goot
fprlgge. Dteu bulf poo &anifeligbe=
oernc. @nor mango @u11ge ON So
gen tror gu iffe> oct famine ber-
Der? Seq bor al0rig talt me0 Ell
Nige / Selefonen l10el1 at Mipe al
eruot. sfriper ieg cit Mrtifel ON
sit ltbelS, btl ser nteloe fig loa
mango, at ou n9ppc nogeniin0e oil
ftnoe be1 rigtige. Ga o,t aioroe
Ielefonoun1en op1rlnrffom paa, at
ot ,par blepen ofbr,,ot, iagoe bu11
rin1eligpis: ltnoIfpl6! Meb benne
ull0fnI61lina MOO SIT lo0e 0iq npie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-28

Battered at tho Post Office at st. Paul
MIMI, as second class matchmaker.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24
SAVE THE ALFALFA LEAVES.
Sixty Per Cent. Of the Feeding Value
Of Alfalfa In the Leaves-Hay
Should be Cut at Right Time
and Cured so as to Preserve
the Leaves.

OF the entire alfalfa plant, accord.
ing to Kansas bulletin 1855, the stalk
comprises 60 per cent. and the leaf
40 per cent, whereas the quantity Of
the protein in the stalk is only 40 per
cent, while the protein in the leaf is
60 per cent. Moreover only 20 per
cent. of the fat 10 to be found in the
stalk, while 80 per cent. is in the leaf.
1t Is, therefore, very important that
alfalfa be harvested at the proper
time, and carefully handled so that
all the leaves will be saved.
Save the Alfalfa Leaves.
When possible to do so it is best to
cut alfalfa late in the afternoon and
evening. Dew or rain on the freshly
cut alfalfa will not injure it. Where
tedder Is used, it should be started in
the morning as soon as most of the
dew is off and before there is any dan
ger of knocking off the leaves. It is
often advisable to go over it more
than once.
Alfalfa hay is harvested and cured
in much the same way as clover, ex-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24
GET eUSY-GRoW ALFALFA.
Most Any Corn Land Will Grow A.
faIfa If Properly Taken
Care OF.

BY J. A. Ranney, New Hartford, Ia
The first thing for alfalfa is a well
drained soil. Most any corn land will
grow alfalfa, if properly taken. care
Of. To those who wish to grow al
falfa, would say, get busy" and II
you fail on the first trial, try the sec
ond time, and keep at it, it will pay
big Observation-Disclosures three coupons
per year, and sometimes four. Start
in q small way, manure the ground,
and pillow In the fall; as soon as 1t is
dry in the spring pulverize and har
row to good seed bed. Sow late in
April without a nurse crop. Clip the
weeds, If any. II thick they choke the
alfalfa. II the alfalfa Is growing good
it will commence to bloom about July
/. AS soon as the new shoots appear,
cut it always and gather all you cut
with horse rake, as a very small
amount OF it left sin the swath will
smother the plant. Plow deep for al
falfa, and be sure and inoculate the
ground.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

cept that it should be cut before it
is in full bloom or as soon as the
young sprouts or shoots start to grow
at the base Of the plant.
When alfalfa is left too long, the
leaves fall off and the stems become
woody, and the yield Of the next crop
is greatly reduced.
Alfalfa Equal to Wheat Bran.
The alfalfa should be raked and
either put in the barn or if it is not
sufficiently dry, put into hay cocks.
1t is a matter of economy to have two
or three hundred hay caps (made of
six cent cloth one yard sQuare) to use
in case of bad weather.
Twenty pounds Of salt sprinkled
over each load of hay will help to pre-
vent heating and also add to the pal
liability Of the hay.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad will run an alfalfa combina-
ton railway and automobile train for
q two weeks campaign, making about
60 stops in southern Iowa and north
ern Missouri, beginning July %, 1918,
from Des MONIES.
The plan, as worked out by the Bur
lington in cooperation with the ag-
ricultural extension department of the
International Harvester Company of
New Jersey and the agricultural COL
leges, is far in advance Of any agri-
cultural extension work ever carried
on.
Will Stop at Sixty Points.
Local committees at each of tho 60
points on the railroad will arrange for
five to ten automobiles to carry the
speakers in all directions into the coul-
try to farm homes, school houses and
inland towns within radius Of from
four to ten miles, where alfalfa lee
lures will be given.
During the campaign over 600 al
falfa lectures will be delivered by
the party to as many audiences, and
from 500 to 700 automobiles will be
brought into the service of this great
educational movement.
These campaigns are conducted on
strictly cooperative basis.
The people will provide:
LIST. A guarantee Of at least five to
ten automobiles at each railroad stop
to carry the speakers to the points
in the country where meetings are to
be held.
End. Hall suitable for the central
meeting in towns where train stops.
3rd. Any community desiring a
campaign must send in a request to
the railroad, agricultural college CO.
operating, or to the International Har-
vester company, signed by a repre-
sentative number Of farmers and bust
ness men.
The railroad will provide:
Sleeping cars and dining service for
the alfalfa campaign party, and bag
gage and exhibit cars, literature, etc.
The Agricultural Extension Dept.
will provide: s's ss' y Il, 80, ... -...-.
LIST. Speakers.
End. Assistance in organizing and
campaign.
3rd. Educational charts and other
equipment for lecture purposes, bulle-
tins, literature, etc.
4th. Follow-up men, when possible,
to assist the farmers in getting start
with alfalfa.
Hearty cooperation on the part Of
the people is absolutely necessary to
make these campaigns successful.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24
ALFALFA RICH in PROTEIN
With 1873 Per Cent. Of !Digestlble
Protein, Alfalfa Surpasses Even
Wheat Bran In Feeding Value.

Alfalfa has high feeding value as
shown by the chart below, taken
from experiments, California Bull. No.
1872. This is due to its digestibil-
ity and it's composition. Alfalfa
is rich in digestible protein which
Is the bone and muscle building
element. 1t is also rich in nj
trogen, the component of protein,
but protein is the costly food element.
1t is absolutely necessary for the pro-
duction Of milk and for young grow
ing animals. Pigs will starve on corn
alone. All animals must have frame
building food as we'll as fat producing
food, such as corn. ~
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24
ALFALFA IN THE OZARkS.
A Profitable Crop In the Mountain Re-
qon Of Missouri-clover an
Uncertain Crop.

BY Stuart Henderson, jackson, Mo.
II have been growing alfalfa since
1904 on Ozark border hill land in
Cape Girardeau Co. I have not had
an entire failure in that time. Al
falfa is our best crop on our hill land
as it don't wash, and by top dressing
with manure you can get larger crops
to make more manure. alfalfa ma
nure is the best kind.) Alfalfa and
corn. silage make an ideal rough feed
for dairy COWS. I started alfalfa be-
cause of the uncertainty OF clover
crop. After getting started, would
not be dependent on clover again for
hay. I use my short rotation clover
and timothy for pasture, and alfalfa
for hay" ~
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24
ALFALFA IN, ILLINOIS.
Results Of a Five-Year Experiment.
Returns $50 Per Acre Clear Of
All Expense.
BY A. p. Grout. 4.
President illinois State Alfalfa Crow
ers' Association,

CTS %SSOSIdSlOIIs
II have now more than fifty acres Of
growing alfalfa. l experience no dif'
fculty in securing good stand and
m growing large crops of the richest
hay-food known. -~.~~--~~'*
Pays 6 Per Cent. on $1,000 Land.
"a careful record was kept of four
acres for five years Q905-1909), and
the average was found to be four and
eight-tenths tons per acre, field
weights. The lowest yield during the
term was 22S tons and the highest
1872 tons. This yield was made in
1906, in four cuttings. A total Of 50
tons of hay was produced on the four
acres in five years. The price OF al
falfa during this period ranged from
$3.50 to $22 per ton. Taking con-
sentative average of SIS per ton, we
have the sum of s1,440 or $2SS for one
year, or $72 per acre for each acre.
Deducting $12 per acre for the cult
walton and care Of this land and the
harvesting of the crop, for each year,
and we have $50 per acre, clear Of all
expense.
II feel very sure that for the past
few years my alfalfa has produced i've
tons per acre, which at SIS per ton
(and l have never been able to buy 1t
at that price, returns SIS per acre
But to be we'll within bounds we will
discount the amount one-third and we
still have left $50 per acre or five
per cent on a valuation Of 81 ,000."
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24
ALFALFA TALKS LOUD.
For Good Stand-Rich, WelIDrained
Land, Thoroughly PuIverized Seed
Bed and Good, Clean Seed.

BY Robert Royston, Pattonsburg, No.
For a good stand alfalfa: Q) Rich
land, we'll drained; ca thoroughly
pulverized seed bed; go good, clean
seed. Would suggest that every farm
should have at least a few acres OF
alfalfa. I only have one regret and
that is l did not begin to raise it five
years before I did. I find in feeding
it, stock will eat it before anything
else l have had no trouble in getting
good stand, although did not inocu,
late my land. think it would pay
any farmer to SOW a few acres Just to
try It. II you once get q good stand,
alfalfa will soon prove its worth.
Three or four good crops in one
year can talk louder and say more to
conyince : man than ! dozen farmsfs