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CONDUCTED 13Y PROF, HMNRY G, 13FLE, ;��,77:��Iii , To the broad-m'ndod and f=eoing tihough Nye bad been Rip Van W!111'3ill�- The character of Paul is fu'll 0.1 t4444 11111re",or lhby go. For tile He` lng AV eulturlpts or 1* those who'
. . '-� I;N*.� admatbor, there oar, t -e but one envow god had waked up ins now 0 r Inwrest audi, fulil of surim � brow will Wmit ifiem, to tho- syn , pra,obIJo grain growing lizistead, of-
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I a object of this department [a 0 place at the oor- "I". � jA.5;�,.� �, gogins, and the Grook is tI :1 6ock raising, A U!gh temperature,
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V110 of oar farm readers the advice of an ricknowl0liod , 8,iX��-�,lr,!�,.,.��,:�,: �. to the quiv!Akqi� Ilfriv muell. ki,iucation I Agriou'tuxal 0014,905 "a taxed to man hilft educAted and trained for ,
`1�1�1��-in,',i. i,;:-,, U�,: -1 .-Pacit ,� a digiciii , ,end, honorable profession
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0 ". . "" .N-, .I...", ..�: I Ion ago 4T Inbw bVl;WOCn men AUQUO necessw.
f"thowlty gn all subjects portaInIpa to solln and cropp, � :: * .. t: ��,�f.'... flow the rural chiM =d 7 It is pro- I tbell, V�� I y -ani porno of them be
, . lyr�lkj capacity-rioll alone with Otll- in whWil he Miglit, have, 14yed a life Romaine had, ninde the sees safe from ,but In wit, Crisis requ4xeA a li4o*
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Addrqup all questions to Profeasor Henry G, Holl, In ,: r��. vorbial that chliftelland fools,tell tile, : of f1lifforent rul,tion5. Moreover� thq some cases, is dp#imoqt4 In othe",
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1 We of The Wilson publishing Company, Limited, Toron. �-��I, - %1 I ....... Ill, In a ovirlit of Curiosity I PU t I den's, from the farm but with stutdieljt3, Of comperolive ease _
i top ano The Order ,,�.. - ;., -young ineli, sti-elluous advocate of a w"k arld, ,air an have made roMe, overland; amount Of prollip, twidoon. Late sWng'
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i ;inawora will cppcl�r in this column in ` 1. � - - ,.: the quo. to an qxceptlonally.from the towns wild cities � n, otitibli shed, police and firm rule Or Oarly autump frost is v 0
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In which they ,are recelve . When Wrltlnq 14101Y men- ,',: I'�., :. brigbi; salbo,ol ibo,y, lie oonalldered: a )Led been violently oppozeAd.. Tho. thrpughout
lion this Paper, As space is limited It Is advi - ie wh re listrue- ugh , all those )And%, 60 "'In" I injurious 0 crops. Maribasharriessiell-
. pe"" wiZe I,. , ,� , I ";.., -ot *illy a riebly CO -
. ,d and ad. ". Moment, g�ave ino a swift glarl;le of pursuits, n tra"Kars may go. safel,y uporli tbeit .much of nature and Used it, but no
lmrn0intc reply to nece'Doary thit a stallipf , ." n. ilarrow and exclusive Jewish spot,
I , �, �� noar�v,orli arul hurlind. at me his Oort- tive future for themselves but an OP- j.calous a
. drespell, envelope 60 enclosed with the clucstio"A When I - � and proud to exulte, he be- jo 47"."67 follow Paul and his com- One Con- 64Y yet that man can CoPtral"
� the apewor will be ma,iled direct. clu,Eicn, fiti-al- aind all-eiabracing; "Alit pqrtunity to smio their day and gen-'eomea. the elta.mvioni,of abroad, human-
. CopyrJgh� by Wilson Pu�llshlng Cc,, Limited he can pot!"' station, And they -are thus preparing ity wilich, he bejtevos wW triumph panions tibrougill. tw9 long journeys- the weather, although the May modify
. � , by &Ioppilig the I mselva� W make that future a over gia Prejudices and% lasirrioirs of its. to Cyprus, and Asia Minor, Macedonia It in some instames or Overcome some , .
W. A,: I have four or fit's uOrett.of would-, t1lereflore, a4vi-ie as foIllowe -,- I I ni6rht conclude the �
land which is quite heavy clay, It has I Apply obov,k a ton of lime per acre topic Igt t1lispolint as fully covered by I .scientific success as well as a financial tion and race and creed and. intake All a4d Greece.. Wo enter with bim into of Ro dipastzous offioots.� -
been Plowed and bus been in pasture I When tb a land is plowed . this Fall or! my bay frien-4's brief statellif.at. Stull it success -c. dtim"nship success as well wienl, one in hovtheTboodt and, good- city -after City, JiVato Jewish oyniagogues ThQ primairy source of all best is
� a Though intel-loctual.1-ly of the and, marketrUces, and wovk§h6pR, and tbe suit, Old go) shines, and heat and -
for about fiftegga years, quite heavy i next spring. Work it into the land, because lie, has not had all lie COU.N: a a personal eacce'43-0, Bucccs& 1101�- highest rank, -and- able to stand upon 04, Ali)' itablo, ham" We, see =' ligilt travel the Intervening 02,0000qo
il�.hip as well as 3=ngs, eager liaterers, an
June � god What would be the be , stlirnme4iotely after plowing. Next'got, so to speak, and because there Ing toward Vtatesrta , an equality with statemmen and Oulloth'Ied 0 miles of spiace, with a velocity of 1'86,-
1. crop to �Iant next Spring, so I could Spring pearl it to barley, putting on 1 still exist for -him handicaps so great,' a success that will work oil, the mud-,tsebolars yet ,)is ebousts, to Consort e and willing ears gled t am
I believe I arn'with tb�' humblest, recoililet so, gaisat.a. MMAge. But we 000 mitles Per Flecon& S 0 of this
I pow it to wheat Ill the Fall of 19222 about a bushel to the acre, and at the'that while the friends of education tifie'sille of local rold-ties going troin place � heat is absorbed dn,fts trais it by par
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. 1. When would be file best t , into to Plow I gains time seed with a mixture of � luboring to overcome therp, all too'not overstating this *Plr,p�"`�` -I Ito place mainta,inill-i hfirself 'by the "a 44-4-0 jealoue; and hostile faces water�vag%or and the air
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I it and how many incheo deep should it Common red and alsike C!oveT, about! malov of him grow up, suffer and go I There was a day "rits. re.c. and ,labor of hie hands and, becoming as Sqliim'that Cannot Pinduro to beeir tha; tileles of dust,
bo Plowed? 10 lbs. of the former and 4 )be, of the' out of life without having realized the walls were lolcre v3selitial to safety, 110 says, aid things to all mah- tM �bY ; tli4 fallaire age of oalvablon of -which 1-tself, bhu-s hic:reasing the temperature
-they tire now considered tobe, In 111.1 meare he - dream is to -be for the Gentile as of the adr. The remaindler is absorbed
faith. and. following
ine-Y sin some Of the I "'a
Airwer: Tile answor vj� yo,ar ques- letter per acre, or about 11-1 to 15 lbs.1 measure of He possibilities, we must; than 'If Jesus Christ. wa,Vs for the Jeff,alid GP,ntU"' Who by the ,earth.
Vlr.in Y.-,�.Il depen-1 to !:c -mo extent upon Per acre Of sweet 'Clover. I still argue and preach and plead, at tile old city where I was born, the &" oftended ivben tQ]fl Of the folly Local corditiorz thave, a gro# effect
I I J The -story of Paul's life as far as Y�q Q1 thelir MOIL worship, We follow Paul 0. Large water areas
polir Jo,Mt*.,,n_ It Y'm ere bl, the sec- In order is) sup -ply the immediate every opportunity, each doing our best i stately homes, the convents, the semi -
tion wfi�-� _- ein ma.'.ures, an e.-a-rly available plantfood to get the legumes� to clear away the- bandleaps, for as, narles, the Orchards and gardens, the have foliowed it wilil be u'faselliating I and. his. ,complutionsthlrough on tBitilleratuT
We see Mot itrzt� amid t reenes Of -vent high
surrounded by, subject for review. . he fierce, such as protall lakes, pre
emp of (�(,:.! o-n -',.-a .grown and Cut. growing, apply about 300 I'los, per acre' many of this generation as possible cemeteries, a, the Carefully educated child of a. r14 .=A, confulalan,
even, Were jamOT
t e The h -,,at is kept injore
Vvf*.,� -, ufficiclitly varly to allaw: of a fertilizer carrying about 3 Per; and for all who are to come along the -%valls of stone or briell good; Jewl,shhoole, 'in the ,schools a4d" mag,littrates, who usital�y tried to do moderatebeteuse it takes nearly three,
fo, r! ,C ,Or tell spiked ,of Vile, mcb, before noman temperature.
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the r,'ouivI to be plfwcd anij worked: cerr' ammoirla, 8 per "at, phosphoric! path of citizenzilip via the way of the iron railing, And -lot us nla'rk 13lis ; university of his native city of TaisP '
nio for fall wheolt in the antuiliql of'acid and 3 per Coat. potash. This 1 rural home and the rural school, well-tho jails were full of fence- Wo what was just, in -to prisons, and then hundred times as much heatto evapror-
learning the mathematiesi and the
-�;I i Te 1-A ill t" . plalaegv of toil.
. c-cim belt � should give the grain crop and gTos,s 1 How much education can the coun- climbers, wall-breakerz, prowlers, rbilo= of -his timb, the Hebrew I in flight to farther cities and new ate one gaon of ,water &it it diocs to
. 1922. if 1� - ' ves -have lived to see most , a languages -and literature; Pa . rallse its temperature one do. -Tee,
I v,a.: Il . d,.'. -e g,.i.w�r�T a inixture of � a good vigorous start. If the legunic-3 ' try child take? would, perhaps be the thio . We - oil aAd aeQU41ing gl(ill In r%etarie and d,e- nill�tr life becomes, to w a gveut Large swamps iand areas -of green
� In.-tky �! O..,:-, aln'll't a bu-ZiElw of make an abundant growth. cut the.better way of putting this question, of tbese ponderous protecU s done I bate. . We see him. again in the won . - example, of unselfisih toil, a living timbor furnish 1�iorge quasititlea of
c. 6'i to ',bc, a.ere, whl,lh c.,,uld le cut first Crop and turn U�a second one! When the earth receives more metis- away. As we came better W under- sacrifice- He gives himself wholly to
. at tale psychol derful city of big dre3raal, Jcrlisalem,� his, task. He bas become, beconfeszs, water to the,adr; also retain the spring .
V,r il.,`-t I g�!-_'r� As zoolt as the crop i under in ord,p.r to buLd up the humus 1 ture then it can care for, we have at d ogy of mental re- renowned and.&Irjoup -both in its his- the bond silave of Jezus Christ, k� water longer -and therefore .have a
ii b�-rv`f,i 1, have the gr.;,and lihAved of this soll, 1 destructive or wasteful Overflow- I actions, we saw that possibly wall's , tory and, its prophetic hope, Studying
. I I -lives on-ly to 'proclaim the love and Moderating effect.
:wln-.,:`'.:',)r frr.m. 5 til. 7 i.-�zhco deep , Subscriber: Is it all right to spray; flood; when it receives less than it! invited climbers, perhaps created the ancient law, with -bhe great 1 ,a,Viilg,,gi,ace of Jesus Ohrist. Or, fa IF-ost ispreventei by swamp., woods
- at, with�, can care for, we .have destructive or thieves; as we also found out some- Gameliel as his teacher. And a i
i ii I v, czkt- i up far fail wheat. At the � potato vines on top, for wig' I g"n.he himself wrote, "For me to live is arid wo, - alre4q bacause they pr e
t:-.l"a .��, .1 . v,.,.I tf,_� fall wholl it will Bordeaux; or would you have to have� wasteful depTivatioll-drought. Ourl thing about the real spie.it of brother- I he is the zealous officer of the Jewish; Cloriist." Art$ he believed tbtlt, in all tin oduc
I i Coming citizens mus i od, we saw council actively eugageA in trying to., , a high humidity and are riot so readi-ly
p. -y y;,u ! 3 ,,,' , I a,idi!lim 1 a,vaibable, a spray that you can reach them from -t not suffer from, hood and the shared go I out a rilischlevouis sect of pigo-' Ilia �01 and spariAre, Christ was with Cooled is are the large clearaT arew,
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l4c: "'! U, I �r 111��, firm .,r nih-ut 250 to'under the leaves? i educational flood or drought. The � that it mig'ht ba,safer to have a velvet stamp him. "Never forge�t' writes Patexlton
I t:eo :`,�. 1'." �_.-,-,:%cr po. a. --'e: Far the I Answer: Spraying potitv) vinies� on'proportion of schooling to need itrust In -Wil, extend clear ,down to the side-lPle who Profess to.,be the f6lilowers of inn r E�.re of au a
� ;a crucified Nazarene. Then by the' , " .
ra'd N, li -f-;r hr. ,,;y C!ny I w3ald I i,.7) for bligbrt -with Bord-caux gives a' be noritial. Men and women must be'-filk without a visible sign of fence, I wayside * ]life, i L, Coll. Rt realizing of tile close I
1�h, t�, , - , -is his proceeds with alitheri- preamosof his r.d. Th. a whole value Silo Construction.
I - ' air lor even to lose an apple or a tomb-, tative 1'etters to the Jewiah inagis- �
-!'%:1L '�; �'..- i1i :l. � t I Y.,,'., rur-.,'n_- about' fair distrillution Of the fungicilde.1 fruitful according to the need of th
: 1;l.. !:,llt I , stone than to weaken men by connist-i trates of Damescus, he is suddenly Of this biography is, lost if -wo forget The scarcity of feed in mar,y part��
: 2 T 5. I. i: .": 11V'%, 12 per cent, � During the early growing period *V day. This conclusion leads us to pro- Christ in Ithinking of His servant; if
t 1 -ho-, ll�� , ,i,1-1 -vr. I I Cr 2 por cent.: the riclato, lljwvver, W you want a 1 sent this question in still a third way:, Ing weakness. The vanishing of such stlickan as -with a thunderbolt from ' of the country Ibis year raniers it
1 P.-14 l,;% i thorough arplization, ll?.41�tjcnai What must the country child produce I walls and fences is perhaps an out-, heaven and in vision be.besr& the voice in admiring his lifth acad couxage and
I enduranice we 1&e rigbt for -a m,.tCent very. imllortant that no fodder bo. al-
; spray�i ft'r be O"jt-! . w of otber�of the One whose peoplobe hubeen, e eit f it - ad In. ]owed to go to vra�te. Th2 corn ere!),
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. in I wh',Oh drive! in order that lie may best meet the de- word symbol of the passing of ill ,ecr o till. Ile liv
P. S. A,: Nlici.-Id I fl,,,i as goftd re-� ,. raefluting. He goes on to, Daima-Aus i Cbrigt,s p,o,,:*u,,e.
suftj fif�ni vpp!yin�C acid phn;,phate to the, "4104 up wil" tl:(, itswor iidlesi niands of his day in the place Where barriers, as for incitance, the -wall of * Pe I Behind, over the � fc-rtunetely, wk3reit has been pror=-
I .1 . ',f 44", !C,Ive�% Thz3 m differentiation between nian farmor not topereectite ,but to join himself to ],,ad, of Priests zini governors anl; ly grown, is geed. C,)rn fo�' !er evil
I Lho top �'urfi.,c �itnd Elmrgin!T 11. in as, . c!J�,l if oppli-: be finds Mmself? i , them. i
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D would U I v,vd .1 f�ral.;-! d.-,l,t9 e!�,�i 1i iz,zxt�-1 *.:� ill. tnv l.irge po-' A New Bra Dawns. I and man merchant, between woman on I We may follow bint there to some 116wilng mobs, ke could alwatys "I" be saved by drying in the P'iclh, but
I .. .. I - " -!Y;!� !;i , - Main t i jJesus. He sought only his R-PPTOV-11 I ith - -
.1 : .,,-,rr m. 0i, 7:,� cf t- and A full airs -mer to bbe question, thus, the farm and woman in the city. The quiet retreat in title Arabian. wiJ&r_ OUS I.e. , not or'.1, in
Anay.E� !,- � r%.l.,.:`V- -_;�. t, �;�,7n - i I He knew Him for Me friend in ii t t ZaIll ,
. .1 -�ii!ut ,;,' ;", , -, r!':,A """"" B-r -wlek. be goes back in thought fe 1Z 10. ,wl�tfilrlui.11 saved but -1 I n the olla'itv
from r:`1 I ;, � " , I Istated, would involve an exhaustive; perlod of the Great War brouglit t
, � climax this demolition of walls " - ""
; 7 . _____^_ I living as they are! -be- I _.,-�-�!'-. .,bo,'i-� studies, where its -reviews i or in deal." of feed producul. The.most pralPallic
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iq,:;�� tht ".�',, 1! :�.i , " ,!,:r.c '.iv .i".; :'t"_ I stu eom� fi�e who b hispi Application. I a ..
I., . 11 Nhit Growing in Canada. and a.% they should be. It would at! tween country and town and, blessed -and siders ep17 v t 0 ,
. tkroug!i :� f'.-Z,�;tr drili., 1, �, A�ilj!,,� Palul's own expariencos give point to wzY to Preserve orn for winter feel.
V, b� the law of mornentum, which is the!ll,earned about Jesus Oreist, and finds , ' is
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rib*t t;z ' i g�-', -ho phuilplrt�. ,,: �tri_l v 1, � �'hcr nu,s, suimh as waloat's" least involve a study of What consti- III, exhortation with -which the lef-ion' ing -44 in.Vae sib. Thi .stateni�nt has
'mande, che.tm ; tutes Canadian Citizenship and Can- servant alike or ill and -good, the good in, that the oraviviring wisdom, the la,iv'
Luted L'!�'r,,;igh �lik` moist so -0 _,,' , On r- I *1 �-ts, fi.-ber- ,%nl cobs,� a i work goes on! Mutual needs mutual wbich is ftenceforth -to govern -his life,; for to-,(IqY bpgin--. Ile knew what it been amply bxrne out' time and time . I
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ul.,ghly 1 � ,,:, �- !�'E. If the 1�i] l.? dr,! czat be grown in Carada. P, &,ich an� flian statesmansbip, for it is not too .
W.d thu ;�� 1�i .� �, ll k rlt�,�70 :,rr;a1l.L-&&L� &;t(int as to L2 e,anruerma',ly succoss-, much to say that we have entered anxieties, mutual service and, suff 'Ile goes "back at length to Damascus was to be overtakep in a fault. Rig)10 aga!n. The Experini'fittal Fatini,; at
'et Z�'All i3 on. open (I!mif,; cdo,tBut he meete, hostility, is in per!] of ground' tems of silo construction, which are
' er 1 and to Jerusz,lem to poelach Chi -is ' in lhe Midst of -a Career of P aticu- Ottawa -bave tried ,out dIfferont. .qNs-
, Ing, modern Machinery, good rio t -'tion be baid boan simittea to th
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on the ,. _ � 11 will ni.t g xii. Experiments upon a world -period when the inter -I and c,olivicted-ri , sim. It waser h ' ^
lhe,roug`� �l ::.:1!,1bQjC11 fhrcu�h t,he�alv being m-wie at Experinwntal cats of farmer and statesnuin. are as � rural postal service, club& for boys,his life and is peratiatiM to return to,liturl'Icid rild chaprinod, bRad and colt-: deui�t wl-th in, Exhibition Circuktr No.
grtrwing-' rn.�v- when ihe F.-,rti'1lzc,r. F -arms, in rrit;�!h Co.`amhia to Fee if closely related as land girls, ,clubs for women, clubs for f in Tarsus. Here and in 14io fuzed,
� my right hand is to � I that a in alenger of Jesus (,.line' 102, available from the Pub!ictutfor.r3
, such a thing iiu r ni %mily, clubs,2=11ing' rogiona of fivria. -end to him, Colt! eshiln "Brothrr S-ul`�Branch.
is virork c lf I- i t !'L _?.,�tun $!)it, ,vh,�re it .-;-Able. Tb.-ese ex-! my leftl the national body colonist! en, clubs for the whole f, CilWh.: he bear$ his testi , 119 ,
- ., . . L I ral5 4 for the -rural citizens of county and * morty and *,ng Zrto lib�rty.i
- I I - -L,,I�j p-Inients to be th�;rough -wm r:l.,r,r-! afford to cripple or pa ,ze or ampu- 'MIT) .I lead.. him ou t * For erow-my in 1,Abor th�� filil sh auld
mil' �,�,!,4y "'! ;-�Ive vr,_1 i-pl es inn
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11'YOUP., `� ��-ll -,vatsr, � LEY ha- to eur ;� nun,,',;cr , f yenra.: tate cither one! I province and nation, Community enteir- I an his work, until BarnabasiAva�ix whon. be uvnt to Rrum!vv'l, lie builtatt ncnraspov�iblj I, the fur'.11
. �l i "' � : , Ipriscei of all sorts frona co -operative -who had beeri his -friend in Jerur"llem,filt'le,d viihremonl,Torbis pastac-ifins' r.na vi,d ,sholterel Trent ilie wrth
T� W., I I-a%r. a p;e�o (if groand,: -4�� !hi�'y hf�lip :;,.L1jJ ill vnr'-,�"n cmlyl Manyofuscan rememberwhentht-�m ; comes to invite him to Antioch, tO'a,d �Peking to n!in.- bV redouMed ze-.1
: . arketing and buying to co-operatlr,p - I wl�,nd�. It is nrit, ll�-,:*s�?��ry to Vake up
atcn' Li! i�rrr whi.111 I planted to f"I" l..-ti,i ',:Tr---. thi. ,-, -:::t, t;,-, y��t: average mogazinearld newspaper took: 1 share in the wo�k of tile mixed Jew
. EC, .. .r. --+.le , f a barn. It Flic-l! I
I - worshipping and Playing -the' rn behalf of the thii-Ah, he was vwt, th2, spa� -
M.W f;!F�" -�11-�. I S�!-.-,Qfl Ui10_! 200 '".11% .. .;%*11i. ,,-.---.,,�r:-;,1c7, t"jrlJjt, pecount of farm- and farmers chieflyi land, Gentile church of that cit2_ " ce . I
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K--_ f-;, �. , �'�_L�'! if) ?L". : crudely Classified, are -some of the �bat-
W., I :.-�.r k") I bv acre ard ;A I 111, . I 1 ,�!z�`,-:- (, Y! lutilve.! frOm the stan4point of condescension I A year pwses and the city aii�-.qmn- 1�a-, who 1rul fa�',h 1`t'll b I'd t:..,t ��, k!�'fr:
tering rams which hai I bl-I finz mail, B; rr. i - O fiv"0
rc.-�::vcd --.�,_: I�ic, 1,;.dg of I 7e broken; down a - e.t'llnett'r Wt.- 1'�z rf �* 1-4 C�IP�`:itv
; �tr.iw (no 11r. Liw..-� S�- �:. ',r. s,frLri-�'�-. lerit i toward men and women who made , ry wark in Aritincli lead-� to tile in-, to-bolNii'm tl"!t S -I,, ! -. I l'Os'l (-111-:f-,
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, , " -p ',':t�; la!' 'rt the old line fences and opened UP augaraticit cFf ,an entt,rpr',sL- -,vhich ig! ed riii not onlv' tach his part lh�!,,l h 'ffl(r. al��, Ullat. .*e lli&'-
� 02-a4), I I'- , � -,` 1 ," �Ml I ,MV �'!Pr ,,�, of !�i� "' Tru-.. .1, ,,z�m,rt%' �-. .-n,�(l .-., close contact with the d, , th'!11 I—'! Sm.
� . '� of avenues of exchange between TaT1111 to carry the gospel to dact...lill. laM '
it C�ld I w"�iT-', li�_ "o havc im"n--oh1w. ` , tt:,l , e �c -,* y i� �;,c 1. ,. -.'� f` -)i- h; the field. the barn, the chicken vard, � I s. i but r.ft,rrv,r,n r-1, ,)�:.;,'r - a nc nia' jr' P � the Ln'o th �, m.,re Eilage it wl!' h,'. I
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: ta v:i ftr h".,- r-,-xI 7car a.'so, Call I "': ` 7 , , '�r " !.�' " ., r , ". t,.-.ipl1�;i,4-4.1 the hog p c, or, from the standiloint and farm, farm home -and town home, I Jvwi�h communities in. the ifennis Of 1 of work to be dcn7, Ft'nt f,:�e li�m to : L per frot ,.f b�-I,rht. A si.� 12 fot
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� tr" S:.- Jarin. supply a7fd ,town demand, farin'the Mediterranean ae,
firw linc ll -V eno uk.-.c- 11";'K. F;!'.1, 1'r �'- !:, ` :, 11.,� 1�11.t ,!,,�z,"!ie.4 th.�., (if the former as a comic or pictur- Ih` iin diameter :�nl '24 fuel, hi""A AvM I- �11
� . . , demand aild town supply. its coasts, seem I-; imite tbt,,n to sweetnf..�4 arei s,,.;-, -Cl of 'rVtI-,:v - in 55 to N fl,.,in, if e, -n vt'sge,
juirz t� 1. tin-,f:,�:,Y ,:��` ,vnir fl-�or flover ;:-. - �lz:!,!,,.��w�-. 4-f -f,.,. ,�.;��,-_re. lie mvA' w.r(luze mn&ributlon to a certain type, come. Their kno,_1,6'g,,i bo-th i,.f Ile- llo!,fulnt!�;;,.,, ar 1 ,.7%� " _:�*�;c%; did fti-r� ,
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I 1. Trust: . . � lr:lo,e.nk a 14-fu�,il sfln (if fl .I .1.1 1. �.
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� I �, . ,ol riu.ry i.- !r,2:�� 7� in V,r.,t;�Ih! (if fleti'mi; or. in cormect!on with va-, A Sacret], b brew and Greek ni.tke-i I:, pw,3ible fcT llial. we may do f,r v - i;, rs.. I -` I h - Ic -;h-
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� V.Ia,'i'� , � �u: ,3 A.,:�.! lll� M -e hvii:7 11' ( j�� � ,i% 7�', " 7� ,,- ;;�-(, .1�f,pr ;,'.rlt4-1.� callon Idylls all -I poetry about the l This breaking o: aTrileis means .-------I -1. -1 - -1 11 - __ , I _-he!!-ht i_!, .,,!! r�a",% -0 t�,w�, �
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� so, IN.-- -�,:;l ,:� 10 I.,- ier� i,er �o sov,, 11��, --, ::, , - ,*, ,jr,'.-, it �Cw; rilm-.rating caw, the sontr of chant, 'that hosts of ehi'iren will innst, cer- :u lifl-fnf't ,1-) :'(1 f,,,! !,::�h W:", ll -71 I
I -� , 1. %� "L I � you have no need rT V.,� sciewes-ilie .. 10 -.
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;Xi;l ,� _ � _ . " � I, - 7 1-XIj, tut' eit-(-Y . check of milkmaifiz, and, tairlN Ind their "calling and electlotf'i ,eats -the lit ratum�o -, �., * . , ! Ox � 1, I 2 _rq.
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.; say". � ,', �,_I-�'z ,ul ., 1,�tt,�r, zz%,,,, .'� ru,,_ �,l on. Nearly all this has gone by,�anykvhere but at the farm and, ()f;glrl, will cook an,,] wash im-1 ralse " - , �1� ;,
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� �, i:, _ A T_, �j . rj�:,7 I.., - I,, t!�, tyr rir-..�!tt,;� tl-anh Gt�31 To -day the farm and the � course, not an inconsiderable iitirnber� babiesi-thL Third (r pe -haps %VQ ll dF!CIS whitth _
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* .. , Fourth Book w2l be enough for you Ale oil_". ,t P,F!,
I " - .. r� _ 0, , f. 1; ��,,�n: �d F��, T.", �., 1 , ,"lover 'r,40Telify-live e x F,r,,:. Then I
, to .,. -.�:, 4 � - I N- !! , -1-W;-! li, ,-�, !_ . , A"!"�.;i "I t ...-I V X,-1 o 'y is 'L, c-q.n.l%-:,-
I - _ I 'l. flu .11 cd!torial pages that are -.rorth � theirs anywhere but in the towns and I b
111 , I Trained for Itight Li;lng. and, w,, let her. IV en ,:to re,,niarent L -,.t it Li fir:pr,4i.
� e � 7l- - j,Ir,!�.�,]%,��i S-."C"l, "n van_� ill,- name; one grem, field of journal-!' cities. As already suggested, this is ""
& olf" I I wanted to set
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I vrry k..r: ',.- % f �,�,!,'O ;�,� f, -,r(-- . 1 11,, � , I ,�(r I -Ic� " '�. �c,-]%-;, r_ - the I ism sen.1'a out, sball I say, billions of! no matter for d3smay, either way It[ Quickly and skebalneMy speaking, 140, she came off s1w i1rc-)-ped around mr' v,--;-l4Tl--oroof, t3ld --!�Oq P.-n7t,tY it Tli-
. il "almnt aif, to Int. pagu yearly, well clited, wel, I
P . I - I , ;rural child- 1*9 to be trained for Selz- � her folithers loc!wJ ro"�,T,h and -he ,.',.-,, tI lli,�,,_, rpvc7c, %.'-.*r IZ, ,
.11i, C� _ f." ;11;%X V, It'' Y , 111. I I lllus-� falls out. It means surely that Nature I
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." � � : �, rl, �' hood; Citizenship; 11�arenth.-oclq Russi , would set arourd ,,;i -d. gupe. or open m,;,hi1.�,!l:u,_,e, at�crt;t.m that r�el `i -o
:� appl, , - -- ,:� I �':�_ iA f 2; th-, i -"',r 1 -:,l in tht, 41�w(T': truted, well printed, for rural readers', is at liar age-old %usiness of xestor-
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larg 'Y - , , t I ! lii,,',� 1 �, the' alcne; the market reports and the I In& a lost balance, getting -a new I _n5l
I �� t'��- I.,.:1 1,�- L,�.%� yl,�'Sj " I grip. � . ui;trl. 001-1 , rilo
I I poll owl ek3r, plan', !.,Ile, tree life, vill- bro-Ith. Titourlat Par] silo rile Was, 1, tl..�� r.,_a,'hhl;� A7.. -..--.-,or Zlw-,-_:�,�I- Iv:t*:1,-�
cro:�. If - �.,, � , �In 1�.o F_,Z w�;,at �,L".- I �ef thi,t thvy mr Lt. protitably' wuatber rt ports and the health report i I on her childrall, putting new lyhood into, � I
JZC,' ��:I,-- "'7"�:"l-I ,�.11 1C vax.kf�I un �41 �--�f , I Mal and Insect life, bat�-tarkt !.*�e; the! moulting 13-U, It spkmq. as 01,9491% 1511(ti with a, wa�-,h of Pl,-_�!.a_l k.�!l,:l,t an!
11 , - tft,,f.l,, ol, lF*xt"en var- 1 and the insurance reports and a scare - tired va.'ais, taking care -as she best ,
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F r�i,�L,Vsr - - ' ' � business Of ibe bUlill!23F, WCT!rl a,9 ha I; ought to be beffer by -now. Can you: wate., ML-rei to 0"', C,.7'�1,'.w ff
: jm,,.-,.t,::''.,�; -,�i are tving "-pixii.men't-1 ivith.� of Other exp --t statistical documents:Icnows how of the total interests of
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I Th,- pmriling wt,S nuide in 11il", ani! that cuil�ern themselves -with the busi- i her one family -the human race. meets it In everyday life; the,busiroacis! tell me what to do (Ar her? ,Mso give;; tht;l- crenni, On�e in t'eri:<- r !.,;: �
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� , ,, d2 11 r- ,,� tref's have ow.%Ir.,,.d cov-1 ntss wurld in its most serious and' In iny own inind. I make no differ -i Of an Understanding of =ctinery oV the beat feed for young etick- and tell: yeal�,,. is OfU,n en �, - for tb�s t.rc!.�-
: sl�!erz.,bi(- r ��e, tr.'y a I`Lvv 1:_'ve sa, far � vital aspens, tarn their eleart, it sp,.t 1, ence ,between the educationat .
owl a'. t!" ,�,_ 1hr. V"if"'; 4s 1 'wl. , I needs, i every type ani kind, for -be hs si to fa ,' if they can be picked flurinZ the =m-: nl,.n,,
. . t� ! firvi; and -laV., wilh (.lie highest, type:, � mer. ! Thp,ro. :�rr sz.,T,l furirn mf , - ra!e
- - in � PM :C:',_ �' rwti � i r: �!,! ijutLi y in, any! i ight �; upon the rural pa-vilation and 1 fundamentally speaking, of the c3iun- .
� on -i _.;:�: ,,�:,;� j: �� r,_;�, er . . ilic �q r 'Ill r, . , . I I as vi -ell as ilhe simpler I or gape. p: t:�% but r,0.Z-l;.-A 0�c, lbu�' %T' 1 fil".1
;tgzf� .n4: '� �- 1 �� rt snava are 'Te. n" 0% ltxa"; t Y. Tht, At. crivAn specit -, fit 1 4"t i t -. forms of mc -i Wh,.-i mature breolir,,T� '11.1ch
I -, ; l-, do!ng and thinking. The' UT thilil awl. the city child. Does not, * .11 -
I ust, be trained for law! and appear rough z,r,.1 lvi-A,`�'Vt in V�,Nll-: wli:,t k * -,2 ni, i��,,
or V.1::1r;n 41AZ U.'a grf,,ur,ij,L3:�c,fat:,C�,1,'-!""(,-'�'ll-', rix,Wn iz,, C4,Z-ai,ea do-n-.aw, I form vC.-te and the farm thrright and I each man -child and each womall-child cltaulvq. He in . , er to build io .erm,d V
, I I cu%'Mral ent"ligh in Qutl u.,� and ; ,e the law ofj ity It is usurily due t_-, 1,i -�,r frour"o. !Vh*,?, ,kvhi:-h I% Ir- ,I, Ly f"!In " �n 'lle
, ly dr� !,, Devra tegm. I Or- � the farm totion are to be dealt with. 11 need to be ready for LIFE) firat Of' observarne, whether it b -, _' - ,
, �. in BrA:Zh! Tl-.�'i fanin r is bone Of ciur national, all and Iat,t of all ? And dare you say,, "self-revLrence, &LU-knowleldge, ad - It is often cau&--1 by (Ilio 7; ,,?:��t; in tIV �-,�rl. raiNture -heti7e.on f,"nil, ra;.�le-1
I % -F, � Y'.1; will 1=v f oni.-dem�blv Of Iler:(1, ls*t but rarul'y lrf.f,xj ' I
� . ! Vi,.4;:rx,��'% wj",Ilu 11". fl-- i I control", game lav;%, isild JuvrZ, Inwil ioure or la.ek of ran��e. P,'G'4111Y t'!#�� f, -nm. &,r to tf-iy n.3 �61' 1�w� rro -fw' Ill.
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. th,�l 1 ' �':,'r�_ I fil, t! -L - - ;,. ,X,.;L,- � ine, fle.ilh of oar r4i.tiorial flesh, and I or I, dare any teacher or educator or 1 that govern the financial world, pixild- � strcin of heavy lav'nx T,*?�;wutl bY a' T',,� r,t-rial,� r- :cl r -e PrIV.l.ti
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in.r I,:.." -,v�,)u L,.-"*L.l til, ,it ,V11";�M Lri l'",.;- r,, --;,I, ,whal, w.r r.nllcmal life in I,,; rvolution-i leader of any type oT kind -say into
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- - I ., . ,Y,a�,,� ,till 'not, 14it �=41, t�..:�.,, lylil:�.,,lti' ary ongoings has brought int,) vital: what grooves the life is to be forced.? � Ill, -a h ra es and lawf of kng l.erl-od. of soU 'i .1 1 �,�.,-I, 1,,,�t�ent I
� Lie 1 1 c� I" -.11 Ti I � I i J nd anghip, 1,l,va of the �i iduccd the strzngth c,f the b1i d n nd; a , -(I ji_,�,,n l,-, �1.111.,,l 1,,Z,,)r �:l
. i politics a gbatesnia I rc, ,
lt,r* 11", ,f -1 V, ;,.�% c: 0 '-;Zs "'i I IF �i, Mg r. i'wi �,,'- vtr��A. A,.' im.'.On. Ic' him yat asunder whe dare , Tu accord to the rural .youth one whib ,Z � J
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. 'Li ; � 7 dl i ": wil u, f a ,� 1,G11i l'arI &.'� : Fol'i, i1f.,11, h_vv' --;l h1s own peril. 'Ies privilege than "all becan, got," 1, I wmthirr, of comirterce, of interstate maele liar Susceptible t'3- lung t-!3nNe-; rcqu`f,i', T�.o '�;I-r : - ,f the v%A
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� 260 !,`lgq� : i � -e '; ,.� � - �_C, - t,,, L'i" ,- ,,,*'Ii -,v ,�;:. '. Ilm ti -i r.,;er f. xp.� � 'n, n :, : r �u. 4, i, - 1, Make Their Calling ilture, ito'rcbuild the fences,of longago andta'd even in-jernationi,11 re'atione, He!A lit0c cayonite ,T,viltor in Oie lood!-' "
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me ev'�� Z-., �n �,,, L- Y�Ji) ,who%t, Tkv.',z rt;� � "'..., Thc�t�',!re,o retutrn to our muttons! continue to create the type of ,Illir,,l 1 mustibe trained for home -making, furl nul�y be bfKiiful. lz-oliit-7 "-,r h'.rd in n* 1,,(, tr�*, ,yrez, (�;lh.- L-lit'nu,
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I imme!:!Z�� ,!:, av.�11.�,;,� . Eor"pe, (*a_;:fC.1'JJJJ &JI'l ('flT, ' . commun-ity-making, for rtate-making,l dry, sunny licuse aril -.Li rxvi rvnG`Vr,, lr�i:,rridtftmt. T1,ri lattrr IS, prolu.,70
. :" Twid --�Nh,,t L.1a, .0-'(.n call our rural Johnny! that, re -senting fences, attacks thaV Y
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;give QIE . . I T1.11:1311,fco,il wou'let : of I-N,Zl! fx,.�., . - . I if -or ,krarld-making and- Otlier World,' but trzatiment of glich (vei3 is ciffi--U't.� niore liniver-A ard g;ve,3 a 64-�,.-,; -
� v.licat a=l 11)3 graos a mc,l, f .i h", � �, "n .;;., ( 1 1,,ch& 1 ;,n I Mary take? U
. , I make nfluu1ified'which the fence protezils or else re-, , g.
,o.k.r. Ducks can be piel..L4 th- vnIllo o"; ="" Ti'.F:� 0.1 ull:!'frit are UM-a"y 2 fQr4
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1. allart, F, reip,ai'ne �t fvr 111'. W-Wre tests' �Ts fif 11h, Lix", ��,(-.',` 'v-- arid onv. w�sv,-vr thi, -, Oiey car, take extietly � fus,cs to face tile fenzes conie down no .. P t
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: of wilAur I I Of file li"It �Ix.'i all'; ,1,d. 'll"'it;I', 01-' v1 .-��' ally boy or girl can ttike: such muitt�,r )low it might gain 11%mbyl; I have not touched upon spocificl
. geese ani ot the U ';MP t: Me - V� : I On , v, i,! e by 3 �c,�, t b! mh spim-1 2 t -1 4
* ... : � Ill a cositions the bireis, illogin pv!zkill�-, a', Illeiii_Iva� fee� ti,,.q ,
�� I wou,'.il nf�,t adv.'ne Lho *6e4;t""n ct , am"'ift Is C Ut of. OIL t -1 'r
. runge for wildl education as will Mo.-' perlc�,tly fit Each child that Coma into the world `:T(n`:"" n`c` "`de "Pe`ifl` U9- --
:. land pla-Aer betnuise IMS is �,Illtplly a! Ilecur's tili�l t:P to d,,O& tilloir i)'lfxiting� them, to fluuto the preatteacher, Paul, is abs E he.3, � The qu,n�!:?cs of ln,,�vnlal w4lr?
.*jut(. h 1 in tile spring and socan ttl)ou'. 0. ,
.ly entitle(I to tale b,st tile as tor how aI4 I is --isto be accomrAish- -
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� tmo.r.omry stlimulart. It dota not ,did 'is," "')t refil,"t"I in ally groat .mu,ce-zls.1 to make tho�r "calling and 0ection world hr,G for 'him---;l'a'I Ile can getl,,'c,d. That is not my iturnediate prov. it is time to make --in exanibrit,on nn& irturaily vary with I", rizv of th'a
ony p3antifood, and Indeod opisrate,,�; tj , 'the - * l Inve, I only litake my Plea that we pick them if the feal2niors seem readY.'. aflo. A silo havin- ,,l, diameter of 14
11 . F., mto art, difficult to grow, fti,d t sure" --a sure zueceEa in the broadest, I Each cillild. is his own man, so to '- ..
: I th6r tuce"s has alj�o 1q:,uZ, limit ii make,prattical answer to tile quezIblon, A good ration for eacklings wn be fet-t an -i
bell k4me some of the pilanittolid rhat ig 1 e1 i soundest sense of what the word sue- speak, and until he ean set and, choose ' . a lvi�vht of 12 fee, requircs
., Butternuts, hichory nut-, and ha nd what then is to for hinisvIf, his training is a solemn � "How ,much ciduoatil)n dom the rural made of one Part �orrb meal and four 45 barrels, of ciemen4t, 14 cubic yard,i
I a2rcady in the sell Letting locee this I zel� coss can mean. A I
I I ' I child neod?" by giving litim, up to the parts brou% with a little !law-gracle flour of sand raidi 28 cubic yiedo of br�)ke:n
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.� 10laritfoind at a time when the trop is ruis all YieJd Well at Agassiz. Walnuts be the "calling and election" of the trusti-a national trust -a world, trust or
; vot groMing actively ma,y result, in have been experimented with at the country child? 1;-bon,'be uIllainistered -without the" y libifts ,of our beat visiov� oU Its to stick it togetber. Then luld about store cir gravel. The proper propxrU,cn
�� ral there for more Within my memory and yours, I .. " .1, he can take end all ho Can 11v pe I a -1 Ws for making the ce-
,the, logo of some of Ibe sohNe plant- ExPerionental ra ;he , dtoision wlilch in tho past'caln get, al I e r cerst. of coaxse an , After U's of the mater
h l%nd from +,he poll, whereas the addii- ye` than On the 1811and. The trees Three R's, have given place to sue.h a, has said, in the me of the farm child,! use' third day a sparinkling of ,beef =V,P in out are fitle part cement', two of seltd,
�� tion of the fertilizer advized woulkl be 'ho'- grown well, but -the fruit gen. bewildering list of special projects I all too plainly: --%— and green rye shouldi -be added to the and four of .,tons, for walls and one
, I noWailly suppilying immediate ovadl- "'ally has not been up to a satisfac- that we, who are gray-ballred, feel. a0 "You will raise wboat and hiogs - The Right Hammer for Metal masL part c=ienk, 21h of giand and five at
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� X J.., Please teU me what to do a machindsifs or blacksanith's, ball -peon of Harvesting ibeing over earlier t�j,vn
� I with land on which nothing can grow. Fall Poultry Cuffing. 1b Ifluminat ing Subject hammer is the tool to use. It is made three parts corn meal,, one part low- 1 ,,;gU&l will aLilow, time fOr the pan.
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sland on wNeb nothing seems to grow. fall otillizg of the Poultry flock. The The coal -oil light's a burning bright; Carpenters' driving tools such as Is givet) three times each day. tions whom the corn is 4mnd,j reA47 '
� The land is ley6l and though there former who is resaly andeavoring to (It will, sometimes, when it fftls right) ; hatmaners and hatchets, an �Iat lnteud� 0 for putting In. Corn relay be enalled k
� os*d to be a great deal of water on breed up -a high -laying attain camot ,
� ik I have'dinined.it. afford bo breed, from his endre flock Pat sets there reading, slick as sin, ed to be Used, in pounding on heavy Be 'hoblel And +lie lentess that front the aback, liowever, Provided it
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; . I alm net able to datervidnia whietticr it to make up a spe�jal breeding flock Then, half to ma, and haff to me, will soon battar the faices, off the Car- djead, wMa rise in majesty to mod the filling .process,
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� onuace 03 zteifty. Since -U �� on.nd . of these hens Is left until late next Will make hens lay like tal Creation; lowHored, haimanor tam -will not d,rive Farmers i4tiould not endeavor to TMS will be a fine wit. for Cleaning
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� I "d you have firdm4d it Qn,ro-ughly, winter, it will ,be &x4l to pick them I've thought it out, the help's ala hired; the nail Ilead. This -61tipping results � For a hen raised (hot way is a liabdil, over etarly, Dead and broken 14-mbs,
,� but slilil without eiffeck,, I ism of the cat. The proper time for this work is I guess I'll have the henhouse wired." I in daimaged, wark and bruised fingers, ity rat* thrm an assotl. To make e "' "tit out illa
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kid ,a& the ovilt, gvlald, the face of ,Ct ls._Iltlly�littihtt.1-4 .61. giveta at,
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