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Determine Profit From
Sow by Size of Litter

The profit from the sow is deter
mined by the number of pigs she
raises. If it costs $50 TO feed sow
and litter of ten pigs from breeding to
weaving time. the cost per pig is only
So. and if there are only six pigs. the
cost will be So per pig. Of course
there are many things that may cause
the loss of pigs before weaving. but
ordinarily the sow that farrows the
good litter is the sow that raises the
most pigs and makes the most profit.
The number of pigs a SOW farrows is
determined by the number of ova, or
eggs, she deposits at breeding time. It
is generally admitted that sows that
are gaining in weight and are in fair
condition deposit more ova and far
row larger, stronger filters. However.
it is not necessary or desirable 70 have
the sow fat, because excessive fat
binders the proper functiOning of the
sow's regenerative organs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27

V" TASHINGTON.-I may safe
N ly be predicted that chlorine
Wv gas treatment for colds will
shortly be the fashion all
over the country. For one reason, it's
a good thing. For another, President
Coolidge has taken it. The President,
suffering with cold symptomatic of
rose fever" adopted a suggestion
made to him by Secretary Weeks by
taking the chlorine gas treatment
with which army surgeons have been
experimenting successfully for some
months.
The President sat in an alright
room at the army dispensary for 40
minutes while the treatment was be-
ing administered, and read. While he
sat in this room Lieut.. Col. Mathew
A. De Laney of the medical corps, at
tending surgeon in the District of
Columbia, watched the flow of gas. He
saw that the President got the full
treatment and said afterward that he
believed the Presidents cold would
yield to the gas, which had cured stub
born colds of many officials, including
Secretary Weeks.
After the President returned to the
executive offices he told his secretary,
Bascom Slemp, that he was much bet
ter and felt greatly exhilarated. All
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27

NASTEUR, the great French sci
T. enlist, in addressing an interna-
Il tional congress in Italy, said
that Science has no nationality.
because knowledge is the patrimony
of humanity, the torch which gives
light to the world"
In his annual review of the work of
the Rockefeller Foundation during the
year 1928, President George E. Vim
cent tells an interesting story of what
the foundation is doing to add to "the
patrimony of humanity" BY promot-
Ing the migration of scientists and adj
ministrators, he says, by helping to
diffuse more rapidly new ideas, by
strengthening world centers' of teach
ing and research, in short, by foster
Ing medical science and public health
as forms of International cooperation,
the Rockefeller Foundation seeks to
fulfill the purpose of its charter, "the
well-being Of mankind throughout the
world"
In its varied activities the founda-
ton expended during the year approx
imately SS,500,OOO. OF the total
amount, $3,174,26S was expended in
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27
Big Help to Gardener and
Also His Neighbors.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture-)
That there are advantages TO the
home gardener In saving seed where II
is grown. both for marketing 10 his
neighbors and for his own use is gem
orally recognized. These advantages,
according TO Farmers Bulletin 1890,
Vegetable Seeds for the Home and
Market Garden" just published by the
United States Department of AgricU-
ture. are twofold: The selection which
the gardener gives his seed plants,
while not greater than that which the
seed grower gives his seed stock, is
often better than can be given TO seed
that is placed on the market, and the
plants selected will he the ones which
succeed best under local environment
The suggestions in this bulletin are
directed 10 methods of seed saving
rather than of seed selection. as few
persons engaged in any branch of gar
denins liave the insight. patience, per-
'evsr.ii:,..- and enthusiasm required for
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27

terms the particular class or type of
exhibit which they represent.
"Size is not important so long as the
proposed park includes within its
boundaries those scenic elements that
meet established standards, but the
area must be susceptible of effective
development to make it accessible to
the people, and of convenient admin
istration and control. Duplication Of
exhibits already in the national park
system must be carefully avoided in
order that the individuality of the
members of the system may be main
tanned.
And when once established by the
congress along well-studied boundary
lines, they must be conserved in their
natural state. untouched by the in
roads of modern civilization so that
coming generations, as well as the
people of our own time, may be as
sured their use for the purposes Of
recreation, education and scientific re-
search"
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after the holder has obtained a
position he must notify the govern
ment, which enters the fact and the
name of his employer in the book. The
man must continue to present himself
for examination at stated periods and
when he gives up his job or is fired
he must again make his way to the
government offices to have his record
so entered
Whatever letter Of recommendation
he may have received is handed to the
government clerk. who files it, having
first copied IL in the mans book, which
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27

good muskets, cannon and ammunition
Not quite four months later (Feb-
ruary 6, 1T1S) France signed a treaty
of amity and commerce with the
United States-thanks to our great
old man, Ben Franklin. 1t meant an
alliance for war.
When the good news got across the
water and congress had ratified the
treaty, the poor. half-starved Ameri-
can army at Valley Forge fired thir-
teen guns in celebration The British
in Philadelphia. twenty miles away.
probably heard the sound and won
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ably no one present had a clearer I'M
derstanding or a more intelligent ap-
probation of these documents.
For President Coolidge has been a
student of the history and institutions
Of his country since his youth. In
this connection much interest attaches
TO an essay written by him at the
age of twenty-three, when he was a
senior at Amherst The Sons of the
American Revolution offered a $50
medal for the best essay by a senior
in an American college on the causes
of the American Revolution. The
judges awarded the medal to Calvin
Coolidge on his essay, The Principles
Fought For in the American RevOlu-
ton" This essay is good reading for
a good American, especially on a ma
tional holiday like Independence Day.
Here is the essayist's opening para
graph:
When history looks beyond the i'm
mediate cause of the American Revolu-
ton for the justifying principles, II is
very soon brought back to the spirit of
English liberty. 1t is the same genius
for freedom that has led the race from
the primeval forests of Germany to the
Thirteenth Amendment of the Consti
tuition.
The essayist then points out how
this spirit of liberty came TO the sur
face on great occasions like the eX-
tOrtiOn Of the great charter of human
rights from King John in the Thir-
teenth century and the confirmation
of Magma Charta by Edward l. He
states that Englishmen drove out one
king, rebelled against two and execut-
ed three and says:
Precedents, then. are by no means
wanting -mong Englishmen for the
successful resistance OF arbitrary des-
potism whenever it encroached upon
their liberties.
Sketching the characteristics of the
Puritans of Massachusetts, he says of
them, "Of all the races they were the
most tenacious of their rights and the
most Jealous Of their liberties" Then
he says:
The American Revolution was not.
then. any struggle for emancipation
from slavery: and the colonists were
free men. Nor was ii at first so much
for gaining new liberties as for pre-
serving the old.
Nor can it. as is often thought, be
called a war between different ma
tons. Both sides were EngliShmen
who glorified in the name of England.
William and Mary had. moreover, given
the colonists a full share OF the rights
of British subjects. -. The real
object of resistance was to gain Sc
curity from parliamentary encroach-
ments. The colonists were con-
tending for the principle of a repre-
sentative government of chartered
rights and constitutional liberties.
They We're defending themselves
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27
Feeding Orphan Lambs

w. S. Hansen, a well-known RAM
bouillet breeder in Utah, describes his
method of feeding orphan lambs as
follows: He makes small stanchions,
the same as calf stanchions, so the
lambs can be held in place, and in
front of these Is a board with round
holes cut TO hold small granite-ware
are fastened to the stanchions and
pans with the right amount Of milk
put in front of them
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27
EARN kCTHr

Plan to SOW what you think you can
sell.
The best crop of all is one of healthy
and sound boys and girls.
Much thinking is sometimes the re-
suit of a little forgetting. Keep farm
records.
Alfalfa produces valuable crop
and at the same time adds nitrogen
to the soil.
Grating isn't a sinister word when
it's used in the orchard Bridge
grating may save many good tree.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27
Strict Watch Kept on
SERVANTS in Uganda

The way of the transgresSor is hard
If one happens 10 be a native servant
in Uganda" announced the man who
had been on recent trip to that coun-
try. according TO the New York Sun.
There the government registers all
seeking domestic employment, puts
them through strict physical exam
ination and issues 10 them a book in
which is written that the bearer is
eligible for job.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27
When the Old Bell
PeaIed Liberty to All

Fifteen days after the battle of
Brandywine the British occupied Phil
adelphia (September 26) aud passed
there joyous winter.
But on the following October IL,
after several furious engagements. the
Americans captured General Bur-
goyne and his entire army of 5000
troops at Saratoga-and, what was
of great importance just then, the
patriots acquired a lot Of perfectly
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dered what happened. That was May 8.
Finally the situation of the British
grew perilous, and on the night of
June is the army evacuated Philadel-
phia.
Congress- came back to indie
pendence hall on July 2, and some
time in the following October the
great old bell. which had been re-
moved to a place Of safety during the
British occupation of the city. came
trundling back home after sn absence
of more than a year.
And the prophetic text came with II :,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27

now, if he has proved himself dis
honest or unsatisfactory, is black
mark against him when he next seeks
employment No one is supposed to
engage the services of any applicant
for domestic work unless he has first
examined his book
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27
SAVING HOMEGROWN SEED IS
ADVANTAGEOUS TO FARMERS

the development of valuable new varf-
cites of vegetables.
Copies of the bulletin may De Sc
cured, as long as the supply lasts, from
the United States Department of Agri-
culture. Washington, d. C.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27
Leading Question

A Quaker once hearing person tell
how much he felt for another. who
was suffering and needed his assist
ance, dryiy asked him: Friend. hasa
thou felt in thy pocket for him?'
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27
Thongh the injustice

Though the injustice
of taxation without
representation made a
good war cry, ii is, IN
the last analysis, a dan
gerous principle, says
the essayist. But il is
easy TO grasp, and the
common people no
doubt fought the war
largely on that issue.
The fact is. il is a duty
70 the state TO pay
taxes, and it is equally
q duty 10 vote. 1t does
not follow that because
the state requires one
duty it shall require the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27

second. And he con-
tinues
But there is another
side where the require
ment of the state runs
over into tyranny. Only
on this ground can re-
sistance to taxation be
justified. So long as the
colonies were a part of
the state of Great Brit
ain-and they Were so
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27

RESIDENT CALVIN COOL
IDGE recently dedicated
a new national shrine-a
repository which has been
set up in the Library of
Congress for the safe
guarding of the Declare
ton of Independence and
the Constitution of the
United States. The man
fitted the occasion Prnh-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-28
&ambea Deritp0 Wreen
Sapsid
@anba mics mnrbannnt ,uaimunia
ia iitte itleniG.

@iime tiistaiiltana lopoettiin pf
6. gficen buoneesta, Green @apn.
@is. tailpiinsin luioasiaL u. 8,
Siittlen ia banen lpaimonia weriiet
riiilnliit, inolelnmat relpohperin fuu
lien lGpistdnlillG. II Scr ia Wtrs
Slittle, iotfa oltlpot 10 20 muoOen
ifdiii1, oligpat tGGll1 apieraililla tpt-
tareniG ia walppniG Wirs ia Wer
&icen lilona. @anbusten foti on
Gentraliasia, 8asb. Wtrs Slice OF
boibettamana iairaalasia iosia bGn
on olll,t 10 piifon aian.
Saiftaflinnalla usfotoon cttG
Scr Slittle eniin ompri poimonlu
ia iitte itienid. @nimon rltlinliisia
oil neljd reipolmerin fuulan reifGG.
@ieben rAllnliS, fiullan reifG oife-
asia obimosia, mafali fplmGnd Id
bell1 mnimon riirmista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-28
Yapisto.

Sollolan roipastifunnosia toiini.
tettiin II. 6 p.IGdninrofpastin ipooI;
len iobbosta, ettd npfpinen IGGninro.
tposti tiiomiofapitrlin aiesIori g.
81. &ares tiiIeipan toufofluin pnd
mluttoo Sapitan firffoberrofii. 9t1-
MD iaiipat: Sollolan firffoberra, TO.
tuasti s. s. Gneitrom 8, &ubmois.
ten firffoberro u. &. Soiffa 8, ga.
oasioen firffoberro roposti g. ".
2oitri 8 ia 9aboen firffoberra 80.
80. 8ifitrom 2 ddntdd. gsdistd mda
rad tiiomiofapitliIi Iddninrotpostin.
Trtfinnon ipafinaiien popinfpiran
bafufelpoiiiuitto lparten on Sampe.
reen tiiomiofapitilisio iiiorittanut
SpipdsfpIdn maoielrafunnon firffo.
berron tpirallinen apitIainen 8. Riut
iela, arpolauieeIGa "fiitofIeIIo bp.
ipdfiptddn".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-28
GerintSiuerpa pGatettp liiGta.

8aibington, Delmif. 25 p. = Oe-
n1ofraatit ia fapinalliiet republifaa-
nit dGnestipGt ialleen pboesiG eous
taiabuoneesia tdnG iltana, fun fG-
fiteltGipGnG oil peroebootltfien perrin
t6lperoja foSfepa fobta.
M,,iitosebootns, ionfa mlitaan
forfeinlmista perinnoistG, iellaiiis-
ta, jotfa nouienat Dli 10 milioonan
0ollarin, fannettaiiiin 40 proientin
ipero, bpipGfipttiin 100 dGneIlG ITO
tpastaan. gepfpinen fprfein perinto-
tperotofia on % proienttia.
Mimitosebootufien eiitti eoustaia
Mamiaper, republifoani, ,Soposta.
Aituii iaapirpilla olleista oemofraa-
teista GGnesti ebootusta tpastaat
fun taaien 80 replblifoania afettlti
fitG fannattamaan, beiodn ioltfos.
1ddtt olleen ipoltlolporatt fpdltottns
nan pubeeniobtaia Green.
@oustaja @peen eiitti ratittoseb'
6otiifien erifoiien labiaweron aletta
miiesta. tSiitd tulloon a1nestdmdan
bmomenna. Wtolempia ebootiifiia a.
fetti,itpot n. +. ballitusrepublifaanit
tpastnstamnan.
@epublifaanien jGrjeston iobtajat
toitpopat, ettG trlomerotafloien JOB.
0osto iaaonan ipielG aifaan fontpro-
misii, fun lopullinen GGnestDs toi.
mitetoan, buolimatta benofraatien
ia fapinallisten republitaanien iat'
fitposta liittoiitumiiesta fesfenGGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-28
Epltiiit barjoittaneet ,uarasteIe.
miSfn.

'Seitleman @oose Salp'n (Gana.
oasln) tatpilngin poliiiifonstaapeIia
on dpanglttllna poliiiiputfasia ia
tatlt rnlnita poliiiia n6ioen liiafii on
ploatettp Observation-Disclosures. geeli6n
mieben tunnustlifien mufaon opat
faiffi olleet oialliiina lufuilisIa mar
fautiisia, ioita on pli pllooen aian
tebtp nieisia @oose Satpn faupois.
ia. Mntofatorrnittain taparoito ON
laatil tafaiiin poliiiien fo6eista. SD
plstelpj1 on ipstemaattiiesti barioi.
tettu ipiime Wuooen bubtifuusta l6h
tlen ia iaatiin ne ielpille tlttfinuf.
ltsia, ioita iuorittituat faupunein po
liiiipaalliffO @. g. Sobnion apulai.
ltneen ia iolapoliiii S. Douglas. Bi.
oatetpt miebet oipat sl. 6. aniabt,
.. 8alters, s. g. 9iepnoIos, 8.
Sogan @. 8. @ronloff, 9. 8ilIon
ia S. s. Sleenor.
@niten on marfauflista fGriinnt
liiuri oiastofaiippa yfpbinion, Wsoc.
@ean 2tb. &oImen fliun aiaIla ia.
iuaittiin tatparaparastoien ieItuitta.
rtdttomdlld 'taipaIla i1Gnnolliiesti
mdbenelpan, miitta tpaiffa fiit6 alma
tieootettiin poliiiilaitofieIle, Ell mar.
taioen ialiilIe fiiitenfaan pGdstp pit.
fam aifaan. Sobinion Weocgeanin
litffeesta fatoii iillG tofpallo totparoi
ia iifeioen tuboniien bollorien ar.
tposta. 8aneittiiien fonstoapelien,
ipariinfin 9fepno6loiin oiltnnosta
loDoettp iaaIis fGiitti foifenIootuista
marastoa, pGdaiiasio miesten, matt.
ta- a-mbos noisten ipaotetustarpeita.
Warasjonffue of bpmin iGriestettp
Ipsteenli. 2iifebuoneustoi6in tunfeu.
onttiin tiirifoioen atpulla ia IGbfo.
lampitilla onnettiin ipdrotusmerffe.
id, million pabtipallpelnfiesio olreet
poliiiiferiantit IGbestpiip6t. 6. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-28
Wfaailman iuambim rafenmms l6DSet-
tn yabplpniasia.

Sontoon BRITISH Wtuiepn ia Y9i.
laoelpbian llniberiitp Muieon retfi.
tltnnat olpat loptGneet 9abploniasia
tenppelirafennlitien jota OH eboot
tomasti mailman lpanbin rafenms
ia josta laatlljen bistoriallisten tie
tojen perltsteella iiirtpp t1mGn eff
Observation-Disclosures paltafunnan bis
torin noin tllDnnnen nuotta taafie-
pain. EatennltS OH mielG piittain nd
fppisId ia on bplpin iGilpnpt, iijait
ice neliG MALTA llr-rimiiestG fol.
pungistn, josta ferrotaan raamntus
iafin.
llutiien OIL ilmoittanlt tobt. @or-
oon pDildOclpbialailen retfitunnan
lobtaiat, tobt. 2eonoro gSoollepn
labett1mGn tieootrfien nlufaiiesti.
SemppeliG tutfittoesia on lieltG
loDoettp uleita fltpopeistofiia ia
piirrofIia ibnliiistG ia elGinlistG.
IaiOeteoflet Iomoin fllin rofennlls-
fin, piDat mGbintGin noin puolto
manbenpin fuin f,tningaS Sutonfbo
menin faipollfiilta lopoetpt eiineet.
@lGinten fupat oipot bafatut falf
fifimeen ia toilin OH mrurnttu fo.
foon pienelrnisti finistG. gfli ar.
ooffainrntista lopoettpjen joutosio
on faiperrlflilla foristettu jalofiWL
joSla NJ. NJ. on glannipa6ban, temp.
pelin rafennrttajnn iilloilen ltr'
filninfaan mimi, istlihut paltaistui-
mello noin $500 ennen &ristusta.
SSalofiipi on 1panbin tlininfaallinen
fallelis mitn on olemasia.
Semppeli on rafennettu fipestG.
Sen iiiGlld on iolffo iubtien fulpia,
iilloiien ppbGn elaimen iefG erGs FIJI
porinen taiilit, jobon toilelle pliolel-
le on foilperrettrt erGGnlainen far
iapiballionnos. SiinG nGbbGGn mie-
biG lppiGmGsia lebmiG, pmpGrillG on
tuoiifoita ia bieboia tlilosia iiiGlle
aipoimeSta portista, ia toiiella puo.
leila Inittaipat miebet erGGnlaista
juiofIemoo ainetto, Irultaiposti nil.
niG tai oljpG iuureen iGilioon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-28
Oil palfattn iptbttamaan tnlipalpia,
igbtettD lanInnnt.

gtep Oorf. = @rGs ammattimrr
bapolttaia fertoi, leipolliiesti oifel-
besia tGGllG, miten bGnet of polfat.
TIT so bollarilla ipiifosia iptpttG-
maan tulipaloio ia miten bdn of
aiettaniit iatoia benfiloitG fuoleman
panraan iptpttGmGllG neliG pelilai.
tosta titleen ipuonna 1922 peiulai.
tosten ipdliien "ioban" aifana.
SGn eiiintpi to6istajona ggct
8aib 2alinbrpmen's pboistpfien ia.
ienen Boris slimiiin tutfinnosia, gli
miiio ipptetGGn miirbopoltosta. 60
bistaia, ionfa mimi on 2oiiis 8alIin
ger, fertoi nliten pb6istps of palfan
nut bGnet iptpttGnGGn taleen filpai.
leipia peiulaitofiia, jotfa oliipat fieI
tGptpneet IiiddlnGstG bintoia. 8al.
linger itie tiillnan oiettamaon ipptl
teeieen miirbapoltosta.
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Suonlfn untiiia
Sarfpttaiua tapatnrma Smatram ra.
fenmstg0maolla.

Stun SSmatron fosfirofennustpo
nlaalla iiirrettiin maata alapabolIe,
illistlti nlaanliirrosia fGptettp n. (.
"froppalumlnu" raiteilta fosfeen,
jofa alapaoon foboalla mielG on al
fu poilnafas. fafennustpon iobto
tliitenfin tabtoi lpounun pelostoa.
SGsiG tarfoitufiesia libtim6t flo
Pm aioisia paiffaa, jobon lpoilnu o.
Ii ioutnllt, menbeellG tarfastamaan
tponjobtaja Willltnnen, inIinoori
Wtustonen ia tpomies Mnjllnen.
Scum oil peljGttiilpiSid, ettG apenbe
mabbolliiesti faatuiii, oil tponjo6ta.
ia Moltanen iitomlt itieni1 f0ptcen,
ionfa toinen pad of fiinnitettp fos-
ten ronnnlle. Sarfostusta toimitet-
taesla fdipifin min onnettomasti,
etta penbe faatlti ia lima olleet mie
bet iolitllilpnt fosfeen. - Seti men
been faaoilttua onnistlli iniin0ori
Wtltstonen fiiitenfin ionnaan uen.
beeStG fiinni ia fen turlpisIo riilr.
moan pltGGn enenlnl1t ipuottenlo,
jonfu jilteen ban ia tpom. @ujlmen
llintalla = bGoin tusfin = pelos.
tli,pnt fosfen rannalle.
&olmas miebistG, tponiobtajo
Wtultanen, CT iiiben iijaan onnistu-
nut pitiimGin fopttG, jo6on oil itien
ia iitonllt, ielmillG, lpaan iotfe,ttii
liiben ia lppoii. &annollo rpbopttiin
beti toiniin bGnen pelastanliiefieen
ia iaatiinfin bGnet noin 7 minulttin
fulllttua ipellbeen foatnmiiesta plos.
SdllG ipGlin oil tpeii tllitenfin ebti.
npt banet tl,febbuttaa, eifG bGrtG
pontepisto toimenpiteistG buoIimot.
ia iaotu berfiin mirfoamoan.
NGin iurulliielIa toipalla weapol.
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