Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-11-13

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of all nations enter paying moderate toll and load and
unload The free ports constitute great dpots where goods
stored without paying duty these goods be reshpped
free duty The intention having free ports to stimulate
and facilitate exchange and trade
free city city where there is no import
port duty of any kind goods bought sold consmed
Such city wud become world clearing house of trade
without affecting interfering with the tariff arrangements
of any country.-W. d. Boyce
THE EMPEROR AND THE FARMER.
Emperor William of Germany has recently made very
interesting speech the subject of farming speaking from his
own experience.
His speech informal, and like many another good adj
dress largely accidental
The Emperor got agoing under the inspiration and
the applause of five hundred farmers he said few things
that really worth saying and he said them remarkably
we'll.
His speech taken down by stenographer and well
pleased the Emperor aerward with the report that the
address has been printed pamphlet form and distributed
the extent of million
In event. who talk right their hearts and
tell about what they have done always interesting
The Emperor that he has farm six hundred thirty
two acres OF abe land In addition he has reclaimed three
hundred SIX acres adjoining OF and meadow He has
pastured seventy to eighty head of CATTLE and four
hundred fifty tons of hay five thousand bushels potatoes
ten tons OF carrots and thousand bushels and this feed
took care OF hundred twenty cattle and nneywo horses
He also fed all of the people who the farm he has
increased the yield by fifty per cent.
The Emperor gave very interesting facts pick
ing out the heads of that strong and stood M
above the rest, like the ances Of the Uhlans''
He took all of these heads that up above the rest
clipped them and preserved the see this was planted the
next By doing he has produced quality of rye
doubles the acreage yield
The Emperor much in favor using oxen in farming in
stead OF horses He has crossed the zebu with the German
cattle remarkably OK that immune from
of the diseases that occasionally attack the domestic and
which can travel five miles hour the road Raising
for speed makes smile and probably the big drum
should be hit when he made the mention He has crossed tho
native sheep with the Persian thanks the assistance of
Buffalo Jones. "
The Emperor is well the fact that GERMANY IS the
greatest producing country in the world e sav b
mas raised fve SIX eight hundred bushels of potatoes
to the acre. and he thinks that this in the future will be tho
ue ne peLeVes 1hat Germany produce foodstus for
hefsef and for all Europe, far that is concerned
1t Is good to see that the German Emperor quotes perhans
Horace Greeley and advises the German farmers
to mix brains with their fertilizer
The hearty interest of the German Emperor every detail
comes as KIND OF glad surprise to the world r. &c
all IN the direction of peace. = "
And when he suggested that the German Army be
81 'he ne IN agricultural pursuits and that every Ger
man soder be instructed in the peace as well a in tho
arts OF war; he brought forth round Of annlanso h;h
perhaps, surprise to himself '
en comes on the heel of this good that the German
army IS not to be dsbanded but it be transformed into
eath producing organization the brief Associated Pros
patch that Vincent Asor, the richest man If bic
mas consulted Governor Suzer to how he shonld
oes utnze MS bank account And Governor Snzor
aardheaded man of commonsense that he is-adv;sa v
TO aSe up scientific farming and show the world what an
acre OF land can produce when labor and sconoo ~ "
Ter the kindly utorage of wealth r''' u'
inen nrher to interest the YOUTH Governor Suzer a.,
POINTS hm as the New York delegate to the Worlds Ariel
ural Congress. which is to meet in Rome As''ou'
" not only did Governor Sulzer wisely advise the von
nan as to what ne should do in order to attain f
a e Introduced nm into company of farmers where he can
lot only learn much, but where he will also be teacher
And SO the young man has bought a farm Of s; th
anu set ABOUT to use it as school, university and an
'bJect lesson for the farmers of the world anu ah
experiments are to be carried on accurata rooora
md the knowledge gained is to be at the dsnos 80
Who wishes it. " e uisPosa OF any one
1t is good to that the cry Of uRaaL - u -