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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
En- farltg, 1t1Pn utrk-
Emu Kmr.

Sc bopoc pnret gift / fnopt ct
&ur Mooncocr % bol0t laa meget
al binonoel ion, to Wenneifer Tan.
@opoe sen che @opeopine, bor ben
on6en lpg al Deltagelle. Sor De fra
binon0e1, lptgtcs sc lrm gale. 9a11
funoe ic Jig %lfinlpg poo cit 5lue> Der
5otte Zig pou benoes &ino. Sum fu11z
Sc poo lin 5ibc life goot toale, at
ban bar lomn1e1r me0 &p1noer, 1or1
life bar / set minolte opcr De fDrre,
life Ell @ang ON Set lao bar en-
GporDog11.
Sort % aoot: Ser fonotes fife !
Soils Smfreos ct 9Ggtcpor, Scr bar
mere lpffelige c10 Crit og Soba1z
ne Meng.
Men set lf1ll0e life blipe be6 at
bore laoleoes. 0gloo bette HorooiS
]fuloe foo lin 51ange, % Slo11ge'1
por SsSM5onncs &enin0cr.
SUN bapoc loa 1,bcgribcli9 mango
al SEM. 5ful ct Mennelfc pnro19t-
tcs eftcr Mntollct al 1iac Nenner,
bar So5om,c ct of Sc beolte Men'
nclfer, Scr bor lcpct.
Crit bopoe oltib bGrct CIT riooer>
wv 49,
liq Duih6rer AT Set lmtffe &lpn,
"a Domernc bopbe olle Gage 1ber=
met for sen ro,1fe> manoigc Grit
@cna. Mcn MI oor Set forbl Tor
bors 8e6fommenoe. 9h lp@rmeoe
ho,, f,un for Ell enelte: TN Sobonne,
scr oqloa bar minolt ll9clao 600
1on1 ollie onore Gamer tillammcll.
ut cat gift &onc far Eoarprenoe
OF @ermcr, fan 10 bore n1egct rort
oo rnocrtiorn ganlfc prottl1f TOR
Mon6en. Gn Some fon looleoes baoc
en- Eontc, ser er gpo at oroc. @l11l
fan bapc en- Snfel, bpis Nop11 CT
@ulb pur0 poo en- 8erel. Sum toll
hopc en- 6oocr, bpcm Set CT boooc
cr Sore 90 e, lmol Sag at 1tatte
5piaerlpnnen ct Tile Sen lom Mc=
ui5nr / CT 5porcfoSlc cl(cr 1oooo1lt
1,ogct.
Wcn blll, fan pgloo bapc Nlnter
al 5fole<, &ur1nS= og l(ngonmsbc1'
in6cr, og Set bar oltloo 1letop oct,
sSobounc 9op0e.
Oo Sen 5logs fon life gipre an
set cn6 Sfooc.
Soar en- Monb 1,0cn Troffc %
Gclt pg meo en- Slip | Soo'1ocl1
fommcr fen til fin Some moo ot
Oro: rMo, fjGre1tc 5fot! Sil 81
life bjulpe mig meo SEN forbiltreo(
&,lop / Noffcn!", loa CT oct tilgipc:
liot> ON Don bliber forlegen % rpo;
musjet til Dclt ODER, Saartoppen
ia ban / 5ioeprrelict ! Stcoet fol
fin &pnc tr0ffcr CT - @l1obeporcs
%henripcnoe % npoelig, men rig
tignof bom qonite nbefjcnot ING
Come mco 1tpre 5trnosfjcr / SGT
ten % meo mo6crne &jolc ltGrf
fort1oliet %forneoen. 81 bppr mon
&C 111,oc 9gotem9nb finoes Scr, ion
ni1 intte Nris poo pla,0lelig at Bib
rpcrfol6et of 1%ps9aocnoc 9oncl
Ser. iffc Dur onoet at eltillc en-
at oripe on til bercs 91ftc @cninoc
og iige:: vgstrb; bbor S BOG CT 1pf
fcliee!" cller:: IS bar set ligeiom {
&or 3l1rtcl0ucr!"
Den 5loqs pil pilt11of Sc ilclt
babe Jig frabeot, 90 / bpcrt Sal
Dor Crit Meng fortpiblet oper oil
Sc :@eninoer, bons @nltr1 bobo'
Sc laa6e ti6liat % itloe @ci1ag pa
IONS; SSo'ballnay Sc .ltjql Sc Iimc'
ln1nll- S TO lfl1loe hope bopt for ser
1elb, SC gjorbe @jemmet til ct 0
fentligt Gtco, CT Mp0epla6s Fl
9coiagrnaerc, en lille bpggelig g
bnrtning, hpnr man TOM % 81
5on1 nc bi16e.:
GET ,nnrfeIin1tp nor nj Snhnnl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
III 0ntana FremtidenS Stat.

rSSnoeluffet" peo en- imuf, ung|
&binoes SIDE % Moone11s Stroa-
ler iitrer / 2gpet, mems N%attergalen
llaar lt1lc ifiRlpenbe Eriller / @1l=
lfen tnt Deo !. +. men leg CT iao
trnt MI, Sobanne! @obnat, 0u, %
FOB go6t!"
Crit trof ii6en Sen Si0 al6ri0
mere 6rpfcn gtitto / 5obefammc=
ret % iinl6nere % %ljalonere / Sc
anore Stl1er. Gil iiblt Tom bun lu
life!
Og foolebes fit bon efterboanocn
Sas pon SEM lille 1anmel1 - pua en-
NOR.
Set por Gbbo Mp1ul. Sum nor
Bonn CT boor0 Npb at fnGffe, bum
tro0icoc olle 6orlpg oN ale Miblcr
Gel bar, iom bap0e bum %gjcnncnl=
lf,tct Do11 % bans Metbo0c.
6111l fom regelmGsligt bpcr an
Sen Dag % 6rof fin GftermiooogS=
foffe bos Bent % bGnotc set CHI
Dog, at Crit fl1n0e gao ira &prto=
ret ON Sormiboogen, ioa bcO set
olti6, 1oar ban TOM Djun:
vfSr1,en ct goact us mc6 fSrf. SO
icn!"
@o,l prppcDc at oncrplr bcl(bc
mrb &omplin,enter p0 Smigcr. &on
tilbp0' bner Sang at iplpc benoc
bicnL Men b1n io9be oltib: ~Ncj,
Tof, jog fan loo goot gno olcnc!"
San obcroGnQeoe bcnoe mc0 Ga
Der, hoooc til bel1ocs TpblelS0a0 %
noeufor, bon inpitereoc bcnoc mco
!; 9hcotrct, men alt til ingen Nptte:
Nobcrne tp0 b1n rpli9t in1oo ion,
uoNrt, Der tilfnm bcnoe, % Du1'
niitc oltio Sobormc oc12> %. / Gb'
otret 1prQc0c nun oltib for, at go
Fhoule fon, til at li0bc mcllrn1 ben=
SC ,po Grif = fort at fprtrl1n: bu1l
bar nN blcb l1nnllig oN bar NOR bco
at bri10c Grif til Tortpinlcllens
Mo1,6.
Sol, 6op0c nurct hjcnrn,c CT Spr-
n1io0o0, 90 mcocns bon iob pe0 lit
Sfripcborb og trnftc pucr, Dbo0 ban
mi iflll0c fin0c poo opcrfor 0cnnc
lille ourf6rcpne Gnoootter> 0reb
bons @aono gon1fc mcfonilf Ecr1=
pY~.tse,.~ui~eibe
set ifrcp Don oucrolt, hpor Ser bar
Ell tom Yloos poo Trrfpopirct, Sen
f1,lc &binbcs Nonn. ~Gbbo Molen"
~Gbbo", onilpnoct al So
1er ...uG. st." inbtc9net / ct Sjw
te % nrocunou: vG. s."
v0ejli0c Ghho!" OF | set enc
Sjdrnc lonn fnr fig lelp: ;. -. 0lt
nco iffc> 6por jc0 lungcs so! Din
Crit"
6trofs eftcr, at bol> nor 9ooet
poo &ontprrt i9jc1,, fpm 6rn so.
: bollllc i1o / bans &urel1c, o0 90
hul1 opoogcoe &nifriptioncrne poo
GrNfpopirct, h%cnlonf b1tn / ltill(
Tprtniblcllc. Gbbo .Mnlcn, Ipn1 fon
fir at oflrQoc @clp9, blcr ofbiit.
Niocn fif Ncifco poo at lope til
Mio6u0, bhoo Dl,11 biloc. Selb log6(
Sen lillc Sr11c fig poo Gboiiclon.
0lrcrl, in6bnllcbe fig / ct GGppc po
: ofnc1ltc6c rpligt Dpbcn.
!Sln ucntcbe forgjGpes. De11 bil
SC life fommc. Derimob for1 benbes
Mono iom ip6ban1ig nu>nter DC
0luD b1em til Nttcl1. ng Oa ban tu1lo1
fin lille 611gl bGngen6e neo Sin
Qcr,,e o0 NGbet, ifuloe ban notur
li0nis bobc at bioe, bporbon Sc
frn6c bore.
@rrbcnbc 1lpngcbc Drn Mrnnc,1
ON hons Sails oN betroe6e bam, q
fra / 0oQ AT 1fuloc oercs &>,s beer,
!. luffct for '6enbcs %enin0cr: for So
Fl oN Como oQ G0ith og Gle ol
%cn1p o0 &ero on Mitta % Gbb'
! nN ocn1 ollclqnmcn ia, o0io'
). for Gbbo, for blu1 eor SCI, farliqlt
:, of Sem ollc % Dcreftcrbo0'
1fnloc sc to flr1 lchc fpr 6inorbcll
M irocn inaen! - lfnloc ia
rs v.c 20.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

iom bar paa @iennemreiie,
iaa SennD maatte nnoifploe oib.
On 1gestib efter iao set l1nge0
9ggtepar netop peo g~ftermib6ogs=
faffe1l, 81 Dgren pluoielig git op,
% in6 trooote, bruienbe af 5ilfe
% nreo rp0e &inoer, Sobannes @e,l-
illbc, Sierra Gnrl items.
SUN flpi 1ige ben til Crit, i[og
bam fortroligt oper Mrmen % roab=
te:
uMen Crit bpg!> @ppr fltn0e set
fol0e Dig mo at ienoe Mig iaaoan
nogle imllffe Moier / @oar! 90
6pilfca1 Meng6e! Oct bar 10 Ell bel
Brubeblfet! Mcn benriben0e !.
Bl,o, bpor par Sc 6og pn6igc! Oh
fon iagtcns bore gla6, Sobomne, at
Oh bor en- loooan Manb set
lt1lloc bare bore en- on0en eli !.
90 loo Sc npoelige @ers, Ser fulgte
mco! &or Oh ielb lfrepet 6e,,,
@rif?"
n&jureltc bc6lte &ero," log6e
Crit, nbct CT ioomnn6 iaa list at
brrc bcecjltret ODER. Seq pio1te, Set
bar Din 6eoielsoog, % loo CT Oh
Sobomcs bcbltc &cninoe % ioo :"
ST. nloo u%nblfplbe, &eru!" log6e
hen ,lll0e True / un p%aofalocnbe f.
liz Conc, uot jeg life beber 9ig ON
at blipe, men &offen ct blepcn fplb,
90 Ni0cn bnr fooet Sob at gou,
1oo
- Mi1u1ttcr cfter bar Ncru Gar
items ncbc oo'Troppe1.
~5r1 ie!" lo9oe Sobnune, 0o &u1=
in0cn ncl bar 1>0c al Dprel,, u01
ienocr 9lonlter og ifriber 0iQtc til
Gero! Moo. ia, bum trrngcr 10 til
Set, 5fiu0rt, DUN ~cr mart nc6 ii
Qoo / 6rp! Sum fplotc 20 / @oor.
0et ct en- ilcnl Mlocr. Dg bc11 @,1-
fct ifuloc jeg oltloo life pioc np0e1
om!? Oct por ri9ti0 prnt al 9iQ
Crit, at tUnfc loa ncnli0t poo sen
l%toffels balp0nmle Eigc."
aStoffcls :? Sbob n1c11cr Oh,
lille 6fot 80"
~Mo, jog tnnfcr poo SC femme
MDgtcr, Scr ooor ON be>1oc % Scr
Baron. i bpis &l1s BUM por GIT
nernontc for ct Mors Sis iioer, life
ior Set, for jog tror iclpfplaelig life
nGn 5(oNS, men fri % rforligti0
6or &cra III, oltih purct / fin SIS.
frro oucrfor MGno, oN bltl1 Dor
@u,n0cu SEN cnc1tc / min Mosic,
lom icN riNti1 6opoe 1oooet in1ob
Sci moo jcN ioo hcoc om &itto
9rnhn!"
5iocn sen Sis fpn &cro Gar.
items flu1 1jGlbcu til @engs, mel
Mitto Hrnbp loo mc0ct orlto oftc.
rC.
Gll M(ftrl 0o Grif font hicu,
fonOt 1m Mitto lio6cnoc poo &or1
ten al bans 5cng, me0ens bun III
ocr6olot liz m1e0 Sohornc, ion1 lac
pro Si0cn al. Sobomne boo6c fooc
pnot / 5ioen, bar goact / 5eng, o(
lea boOoe Mitto gltcoet benbc mel
lllonc 2oppcr % &omferipiritus.
Grif bco >Gnnoernc iomme,1, tot
fcbc .hjerteligt Mitto for benoes Sen
li9bco % boo, ONT fan maotte fpl0l
Dcr0c Diem.
Set gjproc bo1, = l1e,l as SCI
t%ortelte Sci.
0crcfter nif ban fen poo en- Sin
lt11c pN oraf Jig ct Trpltc6rger. =
San blcn iiooen6e fer c, Tilnc.
~&nor o. 0ng blibcr lpnge bpr
t." 1ogoc Sobannc, oo bon fon
Diem.
~SSo>" iporeoe bon, voet bar ioo
oont oeiliot Moonifinspcjr> % io'
fit hi 2plt til at gao en- lille 81
! ino / ~Snoellrffet" on ioo gift Sm'
!, to(cn ON Sl,iinoc 9in9, b1u1 ct j
lea %utrpliN lipliN, Gin @enin6e, al
!. tl1rot lpm en- lille pupcr 8ogfinf
cllr @jUrocinu1tte> men urimeli
lpo. SEQ 9iper Di0 f%ulo1tGn6ig Me1
> Sp6nnnc::. Mitto CT Sen beblte af 81
: lie Ncniilocr. iSl1p CT fife blot sc
b%ctpocliNitc, men o0ioo Sen lpo(
ltc."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
GODTKJOB FARM LAND.

En- haiv Section, 16 Mile fra Glendive, $50 Acres Pleejord, 167
AEes med w denne Snson, ct godt s Varelsers Illus, Stald, 2
Korniader, Maskinhus, god Brend og Kide. DMse Forbeddnger err
yRrd $4,000, og Farmer e. ualmin deng biig til $21 pr. Acre. So 0O
kontant og Resten kan betales aarHg med en- Del af Avlen, OF gnskes
G. 0. HITCHCOCK, Glendive. Montana
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
Montana Farm Land.

Her er Betingeserne for en- LivsNiling. Alt Land err sigende Vaerdi.
Oct err biLigt Montana, hvor den sGrste AfgrGde og bedste Kvalitet
at korne err avlet: Dyrket Land SIS til $5 pr Acre. vi avler so Bushels
l1Vede, 80 Blu. Havre o e enhver % helst Sort tilsvarende Forhold
hvor Klmaet err bedst. Skriv til Is ON Oplysninger, ON Priserne OF Be
skrveser
M. ]. WALSH CO, LIVINGSTON. MONTANA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

. Det oil bore til @aDn tor % Deggc.
Gang Crit prgpe6e pan at tale on,
Ss,oifrenfning at &binbebel6get,
TOM set til 1mao nbebogelige Gee
1lcr, % set enbte oltio mes, at So
bornc greo % fit &ope6pine 90
! mootte lGgge fig.
I ~SSeg forbp6er 10 iffe Sig at tage
Cine &enner bjem me6, bel? Nao,
lon lfr,l6c Set lfe bore CT 6or-
brpoelie> foroi Ser en- Gang imellem
tomner c1 al mine &cni11oer !"
~@n Gong imellem y" luffe=
SC Crit.
usSn, men 0u pil munlfe babe,
jeg lfol toltc CT, 5por0 Non0 / So
oroct poo 5pffi cller Soma ellcr
@bitD, 1lonr sc fpnrmcr Sci
CT noglc al Sc prGgtiglte Ylger,
ser fin0cs scr CT i1,gcn, Ser
| bor loooonnc uomurfcoc 8e11in0er
lom jog -og iaa fon gu life
toolc at 1c 0e1n!"
Spob lfuloe SEN l%taffels Mou0
little op un0cr 0is1c OW%1ltGnoigbc=
scr? 5fuloc bol> roli9t ie poo at
en- Slot ligeqploi9e NiNe6prn ooc=
logoc bans 2ibslpffc? Sfuloc ian
1lpbt ginc iiA opcr / Sfjubnen cl(cr
iflll0e bon life bcllcre frmpe imob
Iof olle &r9fter ng til li0ltc 3r0pl?
@orl Dob6c ltrcngt toNct life NO
get &olN, t6i ban fun0c 9unlfe linl-
pclt life looc nurc at togo &ompcn
+, op.
Ict bar III, Blot ON at ii1,oc en-
MetDp0c, Scr bar probut. 0cu 81
rcfte @clfpbning b11cbc life = set
bunnc bmn jp crfurct. Ncj, nan muatz
t. ON as CT Snmj, pg 1un fo11ot
1nnrt en-.
Yll,oicliN iputcs BON 1nu1 felt
%frrnonolet / fin Mofrrb opcrfor So
Dorncs &eninocr. Sioli0erc bopoc
nar pUrct 6pfliM men fpli0, ln0cr=
tioen enopg li0eircm folo %opcrfor
Sem. Nt blep bo,l pcnliM i%n6fo0cn-
SC, om6pNgeli0, fortrnliN. Soar sc
bar ser, bar bon life til at oripc
bort fra Gnrcllet. San lpp9c0c %
IL. loAoc &ittigbc0er, flinfcoc mco
Sem, orof 0us mes ocn,,, lloN sen,
bliot poo 5fulorcnc pN loabc:: =
uNpor set 2ip flroer 0ig, Gllc!"
olp / Sen Drr.
Moll ituloe Dopc tu,1ft fig, al
lons l11Ne '8nltrlt bloc babc 0jor>
S11bbenoinocr mos .oenne bans SIS.
fUro. Men at neil. Meppe por
Trcosfor1tprrcrnc l,oc al &1,iet, Is,
bum punfabneoe fin Mo,o, fps1e6(
bonn p0 for1ifrcoe, at bon olortl
npgen 5in0e. Dabbe pGret uioo lpo"
1om 1netop / Dog!
uDct CT iaompno Dcllcr life BON.
ifcligt at bore 1eo % %cl1fDGr0ig %
III gpot 9unn9r, 1luor MON ct / Stu(
mco CT >Yige iom Suunp 2inoert
&un ct ct Qonife %benripcroc 0cili0
YiNeborn," 1ogoe Grif.
uSSScnnp?" lpltrgte bans S1,ltrlt
cn Nolrife, let %relerperet Gone, u11o'
+ il, set CT iun1 rlol1 tuger Set
&un bor lu1 olti0 luGrr1ct 1trrft 10
c MGn6."
uOo iiffen &>ntclligcns Set &ige
barn. CT i @eli6oelic all" f~ortlott
I Grif tilipnclabcnoc %1>befpn1ret q
! So6unnes 9en9rfnin0cr, ul,nn 81
bpbcr bare at le ino / bcnocs ijul
ful6e, opbc, flare 4jnc, ioo /.
oNcj, 11lt mao On nirfelig un>
5 ifnloc, fiurc Crit, ser toocr Oh of
[e lplut fell! &cnnn bar aloria prr(
G. noget 2ps. 6 Stolun fit je9 mcA(
leorc &oraftcrcr chs bun. Sun nu
I, lGrmclt 6u11, men @,l06ebarcs: ia
II lnort Oh bore fer ct fjpnt MniiQ
fl Torrci ten CT ou SSellnp. oen.c
II ollc minc 9cninoer, lom jcg brDoe
MIG millhit pnL set Hhil jeg bar
t, iiac Dig. @ulr er jo iaa fofet, "a
Toct .er nfclt. Sci, Cat, Du .
,c ipis 81, bare! Seq Gor Set life bel
II bel / Djeb1iffct z
i Nnlte Oanq Se1u,p 2inoert nj
rI Cl f. AAE 49, ~ &~ $500
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

~ @frip eftcr Nrspenummer al
bette wIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
0vERRIsLET FARM LAND TIL sALc.

- FHHW IAND TIC SAIG,
ll4 Acres Hoveddistrktet af Gallain Dalen, nnr ode Rver 7oOn,
dyrket. TO Vandl9b. Skygge og Skov. Northern Padfic;sH ovad-
Dor Pberl gjennem SAINT den Nationae ParkIandevei yellowstone cnr
fgrpde: SO Blu. Hvede og Byg, so Bush. Havre Giennemsnit . Tona
Timothy, 4 Ton Alfafa ener K9 err HvidklDyer- og
ange gjpr Kreaturavl og MejeMdrst til e. god Forieneste Prisen son
r. Acre. VII lnddele 8 Farme, hvispnskes. skriv paa Engelsk.
A. 7. RUTLEDGE. BOHEMIAN. MONTANA
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-29
2 E-slsk. Ca..a- os.o.

r Eer5-1ck. Cz1tol Ohio.
IL ard Mrs 4 G-ee-bzun Pa-1
AMBER. = J
A-- 215 Mrs :, Rab=1ztez1. Pa-1
4-bov. = J.
= H Hamilton a7d VIE s. Paul
MIN
Y Il Wilson Florida
NJ s16 Mrs P4xo-e- 4-oz. OHIO.
Mss I Z Do1ns-ly. Bay Czzy. Mich
L Doz-a-y. Bar C5-v. Eich-
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
FIND 20 INDIAN SKELETONS
supposition That They Were Buried
Near Where They Fell
in Battle.

Oregon City, Ore.-Whiie e%xcavating
for q basement near the river bank
men employed by Frank Busch have
uncovered 20 skeletons Of Indians in
one hole.
The bodies are supposed to be the
remains Of Indians killed in battle. for
in one or two cases arrow heads have
been found caught between the bones.
The first trace of the bones was
found early in the week when the
workmen uncovered q skull. 1t was
buried by itself and Mr.. Busch, who
has studied the find carefully. believes
that 1t belonged to a. chief or leader.
To prevent disturbing the bones the
workmen began e%xcavating in another
place and they found q, hole with a
radius of about six feet which Mr..
Busch estimates contains the bones
Of at least twenty Indians The skele-
tons are lying like the spokes Of a
wheel with the skulls in the center.
Over the top of the grave %as q thick,
hard crust of baked clay that was
hardened like stone.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
WASTE OF FARM LANDS
Suggested by Country Gentleman That
ReekIessiy Heavy Maintenance
Cost 30 Avoided.

The Country Gentleman makes the
sensible suggestion that q prodigal
waste Of land and q ~recklessly
heavy maintenance cost be avoided by
American roadmakers. Upon a four.
rod government highway lone dozen
farm wagons could be, by a little
crowding, set side by side" and each
mile of government highway contains
eight acres Of land. much Of It good
land, capable Of growing 500 bushels
of corn" while thousands of miles of
the best highways of France, Ger.
many and England are but one rod
wide.
The. Country Gentleman objects to
Iowa devoting 416,0O0 acres Of the
best farming land in the world" to
growing q SUFFICIENT assortment Of
weeds to seed the farms that lie
along the states 100000 miles Of pub
lie road. +,
It may be added that well-main-
tanned road q rod or . rod and q half
wide. with trees along either side. 10
much more agreeable to drive over
than q road three or four rods wide,
which can never be shaded and must
always be an, intolerably hot sun, re-
Hector during summer, Lett unbiled.
it is glazing, and trying to the eyes.
Oiled. It gives OF heat like q stove
Louisville CourierJournal.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25

check and side rejns, and surcingle
with crupper, may be used.
Put the rigging on the colt, leaving
the side and check reins comparative
ly loose, and turn him loose in a small
paddock for an hour. On the second
lesson the reins may be frightened
somewhat, but not left on for over an.
hour. The third day driving lines may
be put on. Let the assistant lead the
colt till he is not frightened at the
driver walking behind. Dismiss the
assistant as soon as possible, and
drive the colt for half an hour in a
quiet paddock or lane where he will
not see other horses. All that should
be taught in this lesson is to 60 ahead.
Chuck to the colt, or tell him get up"
and use the whip to let him know what
is meant.
It is essential to train both sides Of
q colt. He may become accustomed to
objects e on the near side with the
near eye. but when the same objects
are viewed for the first time on the
other side with the of eye he may be
badly frightened. Driving in a right
and left circle will facilitate this train
ing.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
PLAN FOR FEEDING
MILK TO CHICKENS
Methods Employed in Connecticut
Egg.Laying Contest Are
Briefly Outlined.

So many inquiries have been made
regarding the exact method Of feed
ing milk to hens that 1t seems fit
ting to describe briefly the plan en-
ployed in the Connecticut egg-laying
contest. There are five experimental
groups. in each group two pens. In
each case the pen having the odd num-
Der Is fed the regular contest ration,
the pens with the v e numbers re-
ceiving exactly the same rations, with
the single exception that thick, sour,
leppered or clabbered skim milk is
substituted for the meat part Of the
mash. The milk pens have water
Just as the others do, and in addi-
ton to this, all the thickened milk
they care to consume. It is found that
each ten birds will eat on an average
from one to two quarts q day.
Storrs station has not only been
trying the use of milk al q ration on
its experimental pens in the laying
contest, but has also been using milk
for growing chicks for the past three
years. The data thus collected, with
results Of work done at other expert
ment stations, point to the fact that
milk as q ration for chicks and for
laying hens has . very definite feed
ing value.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
GASOLINE JAG" IS LATEST
Topers In Dry Oklahoma Don't Drink
Liquid But inhale Fumes,
Says OIL Man.

Pittsburgh.-Out in Oklahoma. where
prohibition adds to the natural aridity
OF the climate, the thirsty find solace
in gasoline jags," according to W.
M. Daugherty. IN oil man from the
fields of that state. while visiting
Pittsburgh friends.
Gasoline gives a very satisfactory
jag, l understand" MI. Daugherty re-
marked, during a conversation with
friends in the North side police sta.
ton. They don't drink 1t. you know.
They inhale the vapor.
1.-THE effect is about the same az
that of whisky. A habit is acquired
II its use Is kept up very long and
persons who have inhaled much Of It
get Just like dope fiends It finally
results in death, the blood apparently
breaking down."
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
APPLY I%NSECTICIDE
MATERIALS AT ONCE
Lis Of Efficient and Dangerous.
Combinations Prepared by
New York Station.

Now that one has to fight the cod
ling moth, the San Jose scale, canker
worms, plant lice and other insects.
besides the apple scab and other fun
gous diseases, It is advisable to apply
two or three materials at the same
time. Certain materials can be mixed
together with safety, while others in
combination either lose their efficiency
due to chemical changes, or they may
prove injurious to the tree. It Is i'm
rortant, therefore, to know what ones
can be mixed safely. The following
list has been prepared at tho New
York experiment station:
Better results are obtained by mix
ing paris green or arsenate OF lead
with bordeaux mixture than by apply
Ing them separately. b
Properties are not changed by mix
ing lead with tobacco or bordeaux,
lime sulphur with tobacco, soap with
tobacco or emulsions.
Efficient and noninjurious are lead
with lime sulphur. soap with tobacco.
inefficient, but noninjurious are lime
sulphur with soap, acids or emulsions.
Safe and efficient triple combina-
lions are lime sulphur, lead and to-
bacco; bordeaux, lead and tobacco. Z
Dangerous combinations are paris
green with lime sulphur, soaps or
emulsions; arsenate of lead with
soaps, emulsions, or alkalies: emul-
sions with lime sulphur. zinc arsenite.
or arsenite of lime with lime sulphur,
soaps or emulsions; %arsenate Of lead
or paris green, with soda or potash
sulphides, soaps OF, emulsions.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25

studying the hieroglyphs the author
explains that In Maya inscriptions the
glyphs are usually arranged in paral-
lei columns and read two columns at q
time from left to right at the top.
Some inscriptions, however, occur in
horizontal bands, In which cast they
are read from left to right, taking
two glyphs at q time. Unlike the Egyp-
tians. the Maya complicated their
writing by varying and a%ugmenting
their elemental forms until q COM
plete symmetrical picture, filling the
whole allotted space, was evolved. For
this reason there appear to be many
forms with the same meaning, which
have to be analysed for their essential
characteristics. In some cases two en-
tirely different forms represent the
same thing, and again the writer's in.
dividual pec~uliarities in style caused
variations which are puzzling to the
student. Careless drawing and even
the material employed also caused va
riations and difficulties. which, togeth.
err with those mentioned. have led the
author to 8 another form Of classi-
flcation than by appearances alone.
He advocates an arrangement into
two groups, the first consisting Of the
glyphs used in counting. and the Sec
ond, those having an explanatory
meaning Most of the glyphs whose
meanings have been determined fall
within the first group. though the
names of the principal gods, the signs
of the cardinal points and their asso.
ciated colors. and some glyphs with
astronomical significance, are included
in the second.
Mr.. Morley says that the theory
most generally accepted is that the
Maya glyphs are chiefly Geographic,
each presenting some complete
thought, although they are sometimes
phonetic also. This kind of writing
has been called ikonomatic, but 1t Is
more Familiarity known to US as rebus
or puzzle writing. The picture of an
eye. for instance, recalls not an eye
but the sound of the word, and means
the personal pronoun l, the principle
being that of homophones. or words
and characters which sound alike but
have different meanings, such as were
used also by the Aztecs in their pic
ture.writings.
Maya Time Reckoning.
The writer devotes a chapter to
Maya time reckoning, another to ar!th-
metic: he then enters into a detailed
study and translation Of the inscrip-
lions found on monuments, and finally
takes up the texts drawn from the co
dices or hieroglyphic manuscripts.
It was due to Mr.. Morley's re-
searches that the oldest dated anti.
guilty in America was recently identt-
fed and described by the Smithsonian
Institution; the Tuxtla statuette dated
100 B. c.