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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
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- Miltd fannalta iuutalainen Eat
ieli aiiaa. Imerifan faupun9isia
ytiebmonbisia rafennettiin fomeita
taIoia pienen Idbetpsfirfon pmpdrils
lie, ionfa idienet bartaasti paIpelipdt
9erraa. Warraffaat talonomistoiai
fuitenfin pitimdt firfosta fuuIupao
lauIua bdiritiepdnd ia malittmat
fomitean, ionfa tebtdmdfii tuli tebbd
malitus faupunsin maltuusfunnaue
ia foettaa fiten Iaaoa tirffo naapu'
reita bdiriiiepdnd Tiirretpffi pois
poifaltaan. Sc tuIituat paIituspape'
rineen mpDstin erEdn iuutalaiIen
luo, ionfa aIefirioitufIen be IuuIitpat
marmasti Iaatuania fiiben. Mutta
beibdn iuurefi bdmmdstntiefieen
mastafi ban: rSppdt berrat, nina
en- moi firioittaa nimedni Iiiben pa.
perrin. Sos ~usfoiiin minimum ndmd
fristitpt, ettd WeIiaant olift 10 tilut,
Min buutaifin iitd ianomoa taloien
fatoiIta ia iofa fabuua Ni6monbis.
ia = eifd tufaau moiIi minua estdd
fiitd."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
KuIkijalle.
QuomafuIta!

Std fuIfurtt tamauiiesti erinomai
fiesta ibmisten ioIpaamisfpmpstddr
buolimotta pIeenid omat tpperdbfS
Id, fen oIen aifaa tiennpt, mutta T.
nua toll IuuIin taon fulfureiae omit
naiien fpfpi obeua oiaapans aiatel'
lain fen perran, ettet otafiuififaan
miuun Fnua tp%arfaafF Ippttdpdn,
Ndes, mindbdn en- ebes tunne finma,
IienentB fitte miloinfaan fobbattl'
faan. Ybtd tuntematon ltenen tnnI'
lie, Iiud maSta port fertaaban oltn
G:n palstoila efiintpppt, Fun find
Iuonnefupaufiei tirioitit. Run pit.
bin mdbbottomana, ettd fufaan po'
rim fanomaIebifiriotufien noiaua
motif tat ebes prittdiR tebbd fenes'
tdfddn ieuaista ieittaperaistd Iuon'
nefupausta ioubuin Iuonnouiiesti
artpeIuun, etta iamoin Putin fparas
rebeuiFafin ibmifid Iaififieen
Fndfin pibdt minua iedaifena
FUN life oIet, enfd mieIdfddn nde fpp'
Id idman ~arfpeIuni peruuttamiIeen.
2~auieestaF, rouaon fitte moIemmot
Iamauaiio", panen fumminfin FAM
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

= SeeiuS ubraii eIdmdnfd. 2Dpbd
maimorautfa tuIi Idbetpsiairaalaan
Rantonisia GteId. 2iinasia. SieDd
fuuIi bdn emf ferran ianoman See.
f,fiesto. 6dn tuIi tddntpmptieen, ia
sSeefus tdpttt bdnen aidtutienia bd.
men fotifaupunfiinia. Steud ct oIut
fetddn, iofa oIiIi tuntenut tdtd ibmeel.
IiStd ianomaa. 2un Iddfdri ferran
fuIfi bdnen muoteenia obi, fpfpt ban
IddfdriItd:
,Qutnfa faufpan IuuIette minun
pield eIdmdn, Jos iddn tdnne?"
,Noin neIid fuufautta."
,Sca fuinfa fauan notn eIdd, JOS
npt fobta poIaon fotia?A
r2uuaafieni noin fafIi fuufautta",
ipastaH Iddfdrt, tatieIIen bdnen In.
nostufIesta bebfupia fasmoiaon.
@ittepd tabbon beii Idbted totiiu.
,Wuita indbdt menetdt puoIet eId.
mdstdfi, Jos MT matfustat fottin",
Ianoi Iddfdri.
SdteiIiptn fiImin mdStaf paimo:
: rSeeIus ubrafi eIdmdnid minun
ebestdni. Gnf5 oIiIi ilotnen f~aabeesa.
nj antaa bdneae puoIet omasta eId'
mdStdni."
So bdn paIoii toiiinia, iuIist fead
fpanbaa ia fuiienfin iianfaiftifesii
uutta eponfeIiumia Min bebfufpiua
5anoiac, eitd Toto ieubun aiuiamet
muuttuimoi %toiieaaiiiff. Gn tiebd
fuinfa fauan bdn ell; mutta len tie
ban, ettd Q~rishffen ratfous oil nd.
fetpin moima bdnen eIdmdsfddn ia
etfd bdnen fpbdmenid riemuiifi fttd,
mitd bdn teft.
Sauimmefo paimon, iofa on Jpn
tpnpt Ia faspanut pofanuubeSid,
Iaattoa meibdt bdpeddn. 70. %
@orbon).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

oiuafIeni. Mutta on tapabtutph.
FUN aifai on tdptetip la find menei
fdiTi tpfD, ettd MIND berdtdn finln
riemenefi Fnun idIfeeii, iofa on tuIe'
ma finun poiistaf, ia mind nab
mistan Sanen istuimenia iianfoitfi
iesti. Wtind olen 9dnen SidnId 10
San on minun ppifani" l Mieaf
II: A, lib.
y q. Miettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

MIpnnetbdn toll, bppd H.
minen, etten MIND iinuu IuuIemauaI
itnun faltaiiefiefi tule. SpD find
main teittdmdfi ioppa ia ole Inonne'
tupauflefi mufoinen ebeueenfin pf'
fffef; fiad mind iprtdsti fieItdpbpn
auliiSti tarioamastaIt funniasta.
perdiarfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
mailman jaIoista.

Gdbes folme pitfdd ia monimai.
beiSta puotta on fulunut fiitd, Fun
Glen piimefii eiiintpnpt tdmdn leb.
ben palstoiDa. .Nifobemuffet"
sSunttot" ia perdfarat" owat tdaa
.tulmneeua oiaua tdpttdneet minun
tebtdtpdni; ririoitelleet bapainnoi'
taan mailman ~ioIoista. glpt fui.
tentin erddn tdrfedd laatua oIepan
ippn tdbben tuIen taas iuItiiuuteen
tdmdn lebben paIstoiua.
Spbdmeltnen terwebbps eniin tai.
Ellie lutiioiqe!
Spp, mifd pafoitti minua tule.
moan ~ndpttdm6qe on ieuraamo:
Mipan btIiattain iain Iutea tastd
Iebbestd firioihitien, iofa oil maruS'
ietti minun nimtmertiudni, iota oIen
fdpttdnpt 10 uieita tpuofia. Gen
luettuani ioubutn aiatteIemaan, etid
on mabbonista, ictta iofm manbem.
mista Muttaian lufiioista IiiuIes tdtd
uutta ~auIfiiaa" minufIi, manbaffi
2uIfiiaff, ia fiItd tparaIta pddtin
tebbd i%ulfiien buomautufien, ettd
iiofa Min IuuIee, Min ban on erebtp,
| mt. 9litpan tuntematpn minuue ON
tdmd muorempi raulfiia". Snban
minuIla omat armeIuni bdnen per-
tIoonania fubteen, mutta armeluiaan
Ell fenenfddn iomi tuoba iuIfiIuuteen
Ianomalebbisfd 6dnen e~fiintpmis'
tanastaan ia firiottufiestaan fuiten.
Elm fdp ieImiue, ettd baneud on OF.
teutta la paltaa. Sitd faifista IeI.
tpemmin tobistaa ie, Fun bdn aipan
omaaa luipouaan piirTi minun nj
meni tirioituffenia aUe - firipitut'
fen, iofa oil lpDnteid oifeaan ia na.
Iempaan. 9ietoa fiitd, ettd toiien
nimen liittdminen f~irioituffenIa ale
on iopimatonia ia Iaitontin tefo,
marmaantin on nupremmauafiu
ramlfiiaua. Mutta ionotaanban tie
bon oleman moItaa Ia min Hence
tdsidtin tapautIesia. Nuori v2ulfi
iaA tietdd paIion exempt Putin me
muut maailman ioloisfa fultemat 10
fiffi bdneld on tpoltaa ia robfeutto
tebod fitdfin, iota me muut emme
usfaqa. Sdnen robfeubestaan on
bpnd tobistus mpDsfin ie, FUN bdn
baipainnoisiaan usfaItaa ianoa TO.
mia ianoia r~oifeaan ia maiempaan",
Fun on parma fitd, ettd hdn on =
piilosia toiIen nimen tafana.
Sdue %iuuruubeue mielibpndad id
tin nimeni, plenpa oifein plpedfin,
FUN min laan tebod. 8irioitelfoon
nuorempi r2uIfiia" bamainnoitaan
Min poIio fuin bdntd baIuttaa, NUT
ia itie nastatfoon mpDsfin niistd.
Winua Ell ole fosfaan butpittanui
Ie, ettd piilosta ammutaan omda
matfuetta ia nieId tarfaSt tdbbd.
tddn iotain erttieen. piiloFiua oIemi'
nen ianomaIebben palstoiIa on fpud
mieIestdni iopipaa, fpiatonta Ieiffid,
mutta Ieifisid ct iaa barioittaa am'
pumista. Siuoin, Fun afiat maatt'
mat taisteluun, Min taisteItafoon ia
ammuttafoon, mutta iulfiiesti, Putin
oman tunnetun rIppmnia" iuoiasia.
= &c on entinen ia npfpinen pert.
aatteent.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

Rafastotaa tpiboniHanne, Eipnotfaa
niitd. iotta teitd iobatteIetpat |. n. e.
Wutta run me tatIeIemme itiedmme,
meibdn iucntomme turmeltunutta
puolta. Min laammefin ndbbd, ettd
fomin plemme wield pienid meibdn
effuipomme, SeeIutien rinuuIa, jon
Ia mufoiiefIi meibdn ~fuitenfin tultii
faswaa. 1. piet. A; !, 2. Wutta
fun tunnemme fastpamiien tdrfep.
ben tdsid fubteesfa, Min me fuiten'
Fin pprimme eteenpdin. So fun I'd,
ma iubbe on tristitple ieIpennpt,
ntin bdn mpDstin oioa oifeen iub,
toutaa >fiben piItfaan ia pibaan,
iota bdn faa oiafIeen maailmalta
SeeIufien nimen tunnustamiieu tab
ben. Nebdn iuuri lauttatpot bdnet
itienfd foettelemiIeen ia faSwattami'
Teen. Sa Min frtstittp pitddfin maa'
ilman piIftaa ia tpihoo iuldna rte
muna ia moittonq. = Wutta eldmdn
woiuhaa tdbdnfin tdptpp wuotaa
roffanben ldbteestd. Seeiufiesta.
~Waeltafaa 9eneesid, Min cite ltban
bimoia tdptdA ianoo fofenut apoS'
toll paapali @alataIaifiqe 5: 16.
Mutta mieId emme ole fpuiffi mas
tannut fpigmptieen, ettd mtten tdmd
raffaus eldmdsfd ilmenee.
SeeiuS pioittaa Watt. 6: 2, ettd I'd
md raftauS ilmenee mpDSttn almu
i~enannosia.
portot, %fapafoitfiat ia peIibelmet
ten iidnndt - iotta muutoin atne
pffltd p~oifoin lDpbetddu - opot o
Ioittapinaan raffauttaan ubreiadr
tobtaan, mutta be rafaStapatfir
main ubrienia raboia. &un ubrt
omat nbDpbennettp", Min fiuoin tule'
toinen nuotti IauIuun. Samoin OF
month"; raffauben oioitufTiin ia al
mnnantoibin ndbben. Nitud uieaSt
foetetaan ritostuttaa omaa funni
aanIa ia tpieldpd robafuffaroania
Elm. SeuaiIet rraffauoen" ol ~oittaio
foettapat maailmale rtormiuaan
teoistaan ioittaa. So fun tdsid ma
IIoSIa aiatteIemme uieita ianomaleb
tiplisielpia ioistafin iuurmiebiStd
Min beibdn ormonia aIenee iunresi
fImisIdmme, Fun tiebdmme, eta nul
'Iplistetpt uIeimmiSfa tapauffsia otpo
ldbteneet labioittaiien omasta tob
bosta. SeeIus ianoo ieadiiia nlfc
t~uaetuifi, iotfa opat p%alffania lao
meet. Ututta 5itd forfeammaue fobo
atpat fiImisIdmme ne monet = uiei1
fDpbdt Ia maailmasia plonfatiotu
ibmilet, iotfa ipbdmen raffanoeSt'
'liafaipot pmistaan tarpitiepiaes Sab
.tian orp5 ct riipi labian iuuruubes
to, maan fita enemmdn Iobian anita
Jan ipbdmestd. Slen ndbnpt mont'
fDpbdd ibmistd, iotta aifpan fppne
Ieet filmisfd otpat paliitaneet, ettd }
mieIelSdn antaiIinat emanfeIiumil
bppdff iuuria labioia, mutta beiu'
on maraa antaa main ndbdn. Wtui
ia ieuoiiet pdbdn a~ntoiat opat fui
: tenfin antareet iuuremmat labia
fuin mitd monet iuuriddniiet labioii
taiat omat antaneet. 9pma tabtl
fiunaa labian.
Sa ieIainen labiananto mpDsti'
palfitiee antaianIa. &c enIifiitin oil
mdIifappaIeena muistuttamaSia o
masta fDpbppbestd ia moimatto
muubesta, iofa taas feboittaa tur
paamaan Iuiemmin riffaaieen Il
moimaniieen Sumalaan. Sa fitt'
taas ieuraa faspaminen Snmala'
armosia ia raubasIa Seeiufien artS
tufIen, meibdn !Serramme fautta.
Sloista antoiaa SumaIa rafastaa
81. 90. WeSterbact.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

2un mind ferran taIin n~dpttdmDl'
lie, Min en- maItafaan idttdd I~ufiiois
iani Min, etten muiStafin a'ioista
iuiteIifi. So fiirtofariauemme fonin
tarfed aIia on 9. Spnopbin ia 9an'
Iaaisfirfon pbtpmtnen. Stis fiitd
iofu Jana.
Gn ole pieId tanannut benfiIDd,
iofa ei diff fannattanut nditten firf.
fofuntten pbtpmistd. Wutta fuIafin
beistd, ioita oIen puhuteIlnt, on olat
toipomufienia pbtpmtSebtoibin NIB.
ben. Sofu on totmomt, ettd 9. g.
IadnnDt, mimi ia fofo Iattos ieIIaiie'
naan id%iIptettdifiin ia Raniauisfirffo
main pbbistpif @. Spnoobiin. Soi.
Iet taas opat toinoneet pdinmaS.
toisto. 2oImannet taos omot toimo.
meet, ettd moIemmai ftrffofunnat
ubraiitoat nimenid ell oinafin Dian
niista %pbtpmiien bpwdff ia fitte idr'
iestetaan Airpan ~nubestoan pbteinen
eip. Iutb. firftotunta.
Omasta puoIestani %fanon, ettd
miimefi eIitetip toitpomus on epdi.
Iemdtta toiapuoIiiin ia oifeubenmu.
faifin, ia Fis oinoa m%abbouinen tie
Iopinnou tieue pbtpmiieue. Mutta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

DIN 10 pddttdnpt tdmdn firioitufs
TENT ia atom fen rpistdd" postiin,
FUN Iain fafini rgm. Suomettaren
ia buomoiin find nponbimmon u
merriam iuomoloiien p~astorin" s. 5.
Soifan firioitufIen g.. Spuoobin ia
aaniauisfirfon pbtpmiiestd. Sdmdn
potriorfaIiIen arponia iunietpan
postorin firioihis siinnittt buomtota.
nj. So oIibon find paIion buo'
mioon otettamaa. Wt. M. tdmd pas
tort ianoo, etta 8aniaaisfirfon puo.
Ie0a on faiffi Ipp firffotuntien
Groom. : Nuorempia bdsfetddn ole.
moon manboine oIamoifio ia ienpd
rpuofi en- usfoIIa ionoo mitddn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
Tfliten krisfNinen rak-
Klaus eIdMdSSa II.
:. t1enee?

(Wlatt. 5: 43 -4S; 6: Ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

Entered as s~eeond-class matter January II
so6, at he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
gnder the Act OF Congress Of March 8. 1873.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-11

Of the hold-over Senator'S, the vote
on H. B. 4, records IL for reduction
and IL against, and one Mr.. Vail alb
sent. The bankers have very thoro
organization in this state, but l per-
sonally know that a large number Of
them like our resident banker here
whose heart and soul is always ready
to stand or fall with the farmers, who
are willing that the rate be reduced.
We have no need to resort to any
invisible" methods in advocating the
reduction of interest rates, because we
ask only for justice!
The burning issue which makes
bankers laugh and farmers sweat
more; which enables loan sharks to
keep lobbyists in the legislature while
farmers work earlier and later to pay
the bill; which is sustained by "invis-
IDLE government" while the peoples
rights are neglected; which sympa-
thizes with the farmer when they
have crop failure, and foreclosures;
which is robbing the progress of the
state, is not question between po-
litical parties but between the High
Interest beneficiaries on one side, and
those who pay tribute on the other
side
Yours for equal justice to all and
special privileges to none-not even to
invisible government"
GEO. T. MURRAY,
Berthold, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-11
SAWYER BANK ROBBER
. WHO ESCAPED, COMING

Bismarck, N. D., June Gross
will be released from the penitentiary
Tuesday; do you want him ?" was the
gist Of a telegram sent to Sheriff
Barnes, by the authorities of the Man
itoba provincial penitentiary yester-
day. The telegram referred to Ross, a
convict who escaped from the peniten-
tiary at Grove, nearly two years ago.
He was sent to the pen in this state
a few years ago, for robbing the bank
at Sawyer, and later, when the
guards were not looking, made a
break for liberty. Many shots were
fired at him and others that attempt
ed to get away at the same time, but
he eluded all pursuit.
Later Arrested in Canada.
Ross was later arrested in Canada
for some crime, and given eighteen
months in the Manitoba prison. He
was reported to the authorities in this
city, who have awaited his release
from service in order to bring him
back to serve out the rest of his fif-
teen years.
Sheriff Went Today. #
The sheriff, accompanied by one of
the guards at the penitentiary left
this morning for Winnipeg to identify
and bring back the prisoner.
Long Search Was Made.
At the time of the escape, efforts
were made to locate Ross, but availed
nothing. He went east from here on
a freight, it is believed by many, and
when nearing Jamestown left the
train and by degrees worked his way
northward into Canada. Here, it is
said, he piled his trade Of safe blow
ing and got in the tolls again.
Was Leader of Band.
Ross was conceded to be the leader
of the band which blew the Sawyer
safe and was given heavy sentence
for the crime. He had a police record
before that time and was believed to
have pulled off several other stunts
prior to his apprehension for the Saw
yer DEAL
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-11
The Praise Continues.
Everywhere We Hear Good Reports
of DOan's Kidney Pills.

OF DOan's Kidney FILLS.
Minot is no exception. Every sec
ton of the U. S. resounds with praise
of Doan's Kidney Pills. Thirty thous-
and persons are giving testimony in
their home newspapers. The sincerity
of these witnesses, the fact that they
live so near, is the best proof Of the
merit of Doan's. Here's a Minot case.
J. M. Horst, 815 Washington St.,
Minot, N. D., says: "For long time
the action of my kidneys was irregu-
lar. / had severe, cutting pains across
my kidneys and dull, bearing-down
pain through my hips, loins and limbs.
I got box of Doan's Kidney Pills
and in short time they completely
cured the attack. Whenever I have
taken Doan's Kidney Pills since, they
have helped me. l willingly confirm
the praise I have given them before"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Horst had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-11

Herman Gordon, formerly Of Gordon
Bros, now Of the Plymouth Clothing
House., cordially invites HE old
friends to call. Opera House Block.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-11

w. S. Shaw, our next Sheriff.
(Pol. Advt.)
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-06-24
SWIFT FLYING STARS.

.yastness OF the Universe lndiested by
Their. Long Travels.
The almost incredible distances Of
the heavenly bodies are well illustrated
by Camille Flasnmarion's comments
to the Societe AstrononiQue de France
on the study by v. NJ. Slipher Of the
Lowell observatory on the speed Of the
nebula in Andromeda, which Is 300 A-
lometers a second. Fiammarion re-
marks that If this speed has been
maintained since the days of Hippar-
chus, twenty centuries ago, the nebula
has Travelled IN that time 1900, ,OO0,-
600 kilometers HIpparchus made q
catalogue Of the visible stars, and this
nebula Is not found in his list, although
It can now be seen with the naked eye.
Had It been as brilliant 1000 years
ago as It is today, Hipparchus, living
under the clear sky Of Alexandria,
could not we'll have overlooked 1t.
: aMnst we then conclude" asks Flam-
smarion, 'that its twenty centuries OF
approach to US have been enough t.
increase its brilliancy? The paral.ax
OF the nebula Is OF second, which
corresponds to distance Of 1s: 'Ooo.-
200, ,0Oo, 900 kilometers. 1t takes light
nineteen years to travel that distance.
So in 1000 years its distance would
have diminished by about one-tenth."
But then, no one knows that 1t has
maintained this terrific speed through
out the centuries. It may have moved
more slowly or more rapidly at any
time. All Is conjecture except the
actual figures for its present speed and
distance:
The fact that bodies moving at such
speeds are not seen to move brings
home to US the vastness Of the uni
vere.-New York World.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-06-24
Qualified Candidates.

There are eleven candidates
for governor; L. J. Browning,
J. G.. .Clinkscale. R. A. Cooper,
J. r. Duncan, w. G. Irby, Jr.,
R. I. Manning, J. B. A. Mutually
J. 4. Richards, e. G. Sims, G.
A. Smith, M. L. Smith.
. Four for lieutenant governor;
A. J. Bethea, ". M Hamer, J.
A. Hunter, B. F. Kelley. A. W.
Jones and j. A. Summersett for
Comptroller General; NJ. G.
Willis, and W. W. Moore for ad-
jutant and Inspector general; T.
r.. PEBBLES and A. G. Brice for
attorney general; James A. Can
sler. G.. W. Fairey, G. D. Fort
ner, F. W. Shealey, J. II. Whar.
ton, W. I. Witherspoon for rail
road commissioner.
United States Senate; Cole L..
Blease. E. D. Smith, J. D. ,Jen.
nings, and W. P, Pollock.
7 Congress 1st District; E. j.
Dennis: and r. S. Whaley.
No opposition to the Secretary
of State, Superintendent Of Ed
ucation, Treasurer, Or Commis-
sioner of Agriculture.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-06-24
PIGS AND FIGURES.
Porkers From the Standpoint Of Az
Around Mathematics.

Po-kers From the Standpoint Of AN
Around Mathematics.
The educated pig Of the old time
sideshow, which gravely read figures
on q blackboard. was only type OF
class. His modern prototype IS quite
his equal in devotion to the exact sci.
.ence. By both instinct and fate he Is
n mathematical animal. SubjectiVely
and effectively he is great on figures.
They are dealt out to him, and hc
deals In them himself. He desires his
square meals to be regulated daily by
the rule Of three In addition, he deals
with his owners Indebtedness He Is
able to reduce Il mortgage to fractions
with amazing rapidity. In measuring
the available contents Of pail OF slop
he is u lightning calculator.
AS multiplier the pig has no equal,
counting on six to the litter and two
littcrs in the year. At this rate, bar
ring accidents, the sow's progeny vii!
amount to more than 1000 In four
years. \ week old pig is up in geom-
etry. finding the way home along the
hypotenuse short cut An old sow's
quickness in boxing the compass In
potato patch is amazing. And when
it comes to Il troughful Of skimmilk
she is the least common diyisor; she
wants it all herself.
.Objectively the porker finds himself
stacked about with n bewildering ar
ray OF fgures-his gains every day on
pasture, his gains every day on grain,
his gains to the pound Of grain, his
gains on pasture plus daily ration,
his gains on vegetables and roots
these and q. hundred other tabulations
surround him. Profit or loss, so far as
the pig is concerned, is almost purely
a matter Of feeds and feeding, and
these are In their turn matters of al
most, pure mathematical measure
ments; hence have resulted the long
listed calculations available to the
farmer. w. ]. Harsha in Breeders
Gazette.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-06-24
TAUGHT BY THE SWALLOWS.

How a Railway Tunnel Was Built
-. Through Sand Bank.
A colony of bank swallows taught n
young but observing engineer how to
build a tunnel that his more learned
superiors had refused to undertake.
North of Burlington, Vt, lies
broad sand plain high above the level
Of Lake Champla!n, through which the
Central railroad was to be carried by
q tunnel. The sand, destitute Of moist
ure, would not cohere, but crumbled
away as soon as an excavation was
made. After several costly trials the
engineers decided that the tunnel was
impracticable. =
A, young man In the engineers Office
said he could tunnel the sand bank at
q small cost. He said he could build
the tunnel for 50 many dollars q run
ming foot, but that he couldn't expect
the railway people to act upon his
opinion when so many American and
European engineers had declared the
pSOJ6CI 1ulpEdCllCaU1c.'
The managers, however, gave him
contract to build fifty feet of the tun-
mel. Cn the face Of the sand bank he
marked the line Of an arch larger than
the proposed tunnel and on this line
drove sharpened timbers into the bank.
Then he removed six feet Of the sand
and drove in another arch Of twelve
foot timbers, removing six feet more
OF sand. This process he repeated un-
til he bad space. enough to begin the
masonry. AS fast as. s.the masonry was
completed the space above it was
filed; leaving the timbers in place
He pierced the bank with the, cheap
est tunnel ever built, which now
stands as ffrm as, on the day it was
finished.
He was asked. whether there was
any suggestion Of the. structure adopt
ed by him. to be found In the books on
engineering. -
aNo," he said, "it came to me in this
way: I was driving by the place
where the attempts were made and
saw that q colony Of swallows had
made their homes in the bank. 1t oc-
CURED to me that these little engineers
had disproved the assertion that the
sand had no cohesion. As every swal-
lows home is self sustaining tunnel
without masonry. I thought that by
extending their method I could con-
struct larger tunnel. The bank swal-
low is the inventor; am simply hia
ilnitator."-Boston Post
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-06-24
CA S STORIA
For Infants and Children
an Use For Over 80 Years
Always bears ~ s
s5rnsssis sRs Of &Mzgz19
No More "BIaek Broth" for Him.

No More "BIaek Broth" for Him.
Among the forgotten dishes Of the
past was the black broth Of Lace
daemon." What the ingredients OF
this sable composition were," says
writer, "w-c cannot exactly ascertain.
Doctor Lister lin .Apicius) supposed
1t to have been hogs blood. e.. 1t
could not be a very alluIing mess,
since a citizen of Sybaris, having
tasted 1t, declared it was no longer
matter Of establishment with him why
the Spartans were so fearless o. death,
since any one in his senses would
much rather die than exist on such
execrable food"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-06-24
BeiIinq tho Kettle.

Mrs. Campbell had engaged new
maid. Martha" said the mistress on
the first morning, 'be careful always
boil the teakettle before making the
tea"
Martha signifed her willingness
and, after an absence in the kitchen.
returned to her mistress and said:
please, mum. there's nothin' big
enough to. boil the taykettle in, less
it's the wash boiler, sure."-Nationai
Monthly.