OCTOBER 15, 1921

CARE OF YOUNG CALVES

‘Calves U‘! of-ten aibused by torc- nlg them to occupy damp and clos- gly shut ‘in stalls or pens. A calf pen should._ be open. allowing the circulation of air anti light and sunshine. Fresh water shouldl al- ways be at iiand. and sick calves should not be allowed to occupy the same pens lw-ith well calves. in building the ‘barn care should be taken to lprovide a good place on the south side ‘for the calves.

—-——-—<-o>i INCUBATOR INVENTED BY AUSTRALIAN BIRD

The first and o‘riglnal incubator scents to have been the clever in- vention of an Australian bird of large size called: the "brush tur- key." it saves the fowfn grolil dual of time and trouble. -

Tile hen turkey lays liOl‘ "clutch" 0g eggs in a neat circle and then site and her mate scratch together a big pile of leaves alitl other for- est truck to cover tlietn_ Decom- position of this veetable material produces heat, whereby the eggs arcl kelpt alt lprqpei" temperature for incuthailng.

From time to time the male bird gives the heap ti scratching over, as if to make sure that the teillpersture tielveiopetl ‘is neither

‘l, lllrlllliar fowl commercially (vlnadtl. its li['.|lly qulllltlla,

Oil which to lh eggs m“, ,5 ‘hallo the number

mo it. l. i118. 0f course, 11 11111111111 1111

W111 reduce the lus-

tre in the plumage, 5,, ma,’ ,1, 29H!!! and. sunuiier. heavy laying H“ 11'1" lost more lustre than

11°"? lflylllt; hens “some item, . c. y lay §Ill11ia1i1l11111 111111111 “"1" quickly. but y they are later in the sen- son to start inoulting and require a little longer time to moult tlt 11°" 1aY6PS.1tF8l‘ll1l-H'§1SllOllld beg11i1n1 {xlg-lgeillsaflfillffl. to observe closely “m, and {c1 119119 119Bln t0 iliuult o 119111191" 1011K it takes the tliffferent birds in tile flock to lgllggll-Jkffltlteli-ie points are taken in. [m 0 - 131111011. with a little prurl. ~- no may become quite t-tytlp lletent iii sciecting the “we,” ,0 1111‘ 1311111, “'1' ‘breeinllk uext tall--

THE WVANDOTTE,

111119 Wyundtltte has always been

in ,_ art- Vlly tiliicil on a par with lllflip or lill‘ Plvilloutll Rocks and Rhoda la- latttl ‘Rails. lt is n, blrtl Ul- 305d practically the same an tltn 4 P _. hilt has ll slltrter hotly Lint] iil titlrlliied to be (‘.tilli])ll(‘l, llilvlllg -t 111111111191)’ Slllilll frailte. it is usual- 1y Well fleshed and, is sonll-titnelt 1111111 1m 111101191‘ 111151118 although it

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

0F INTEREST TO FARMERS

1°11 1° 11]“ enmlilrligfiment or rapid 5mm“ lil his cattle from bit-tn 1,‘,‘,.;1“f 111"“ 01' Bllliiillllz. anti that Seéurlellllld growth may well be necessitllrttt, a cheaper rate than is bub beg n the case oi producing nltYro ‘Pa. which must excel in exmm: ° ‘Mme llerlflli of tlteir m‘; N618. As the iiiain lffltlllfti or 8,,‘ LIX ‘m 11"‘ 11991111115 the intentl- tlirou1l111111 111111111 15111111111111 11111111111’ Ne‘, slolltutile Wlinter months, no d_ alllzglsts itself as better suit- e than does eusilage. Naturally, grain tlr more concentratctl- feeds c-lntltll ‘be left out. But, with en-

Trflflllenliy causing trouble in the mammary glands in the dam. As tho colts are at first dependent on their mothers for their principal means of sustenance zlndl nlilk being their natural footl they ctln- not uvoltl failing in condition when stiddenly de-privcti of the same. (‘olts consequently fret null-t- or less, and this also aids in a UBKPP-B to tilt-reuse the trouble. 'i‘he futllro uscfuliless of l-llc B011 depends taonsitierahly on the ctlntltitinn In wli-ich it is kopt dur- 1l1l§ the first ry-tai- oi’ its existence.

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51111~gGl1ll|lll the - ~ . - _ , mo,“ ,,, U: (m, "afifilllitid b: lllfirllgzuglztlld gi‘i]l,i:'t"bel)tl*li:v llfiluliil) is t?||_?\l‘i.lK:lI3liL‘<llllf tilltll this ltluotl ,-|,,,,,,,,,,. ,.,,,,_, ,, gum, Savm. mg [he “vplnlm r f“ “.15 h“, rind laiiih should then he lliiil‘. p; ,,,.,,,,, “m, concenuqnes can b: Dorm“, M {Ookgafp o .,.,.,s onmmm olisilly ifltlshoil out, wltil a one ilffcl-tctl lllf11911111l§ stec s that are of the lll-lrc if li1r11l' 11n1iatnillilrt‘ 11111.1 11-1111 1111111‘ 11111111111“ 1111 11 1111111 '°‘l1111“‘11 t0 "lhliclll" lit illilrkt-t show glands are still active which tilcv 1111 1111111111111111111111 11111 11 1111111 11111111 lug‘ rilir weight and a hip |)|'/\,')(,l-r_ w," ,1‘, .,, i », “k ._ illltli restored tr, a "ovum, ,_.,,,,,|,,_ ion of lciln meat, as t-oiillltlrctl lvitlt tlttt-ll-L 111,11 .11 :1 1111111 . r1121” 11111' ‘ cithcr baby hecves or prillle lil1t inil‘l1tl1til1t1ll1i11ioil11o1f11tllt111ud1d1er111 '1l‘1l1l1i1~1l l,,,11,11,11,11 1131,1161, 11111111111 11111 1111111111111 .. l ‘ - - - ‘.- e. - - t .1 “111111 111 111131 hi?“ Y lIotld-lltlnn can, llowicver, be lift" |;,,,,,,,_, 1,11,“, l,1,.1,1.1,:1 11161141, '_'>' vented it’ she is llllllifill by 1111114 (‘Ulitllllltills are very favitralllt- for

for il few day's.

‘\\'lleil i decide to wean a colt l prov-ids it with n1 comfortable, roomy box-stall away from Other lcolit-i. ‘liliis stall has doors zlntl walls of good height and there are n-0 itiaiigelz-t or boxes-left therein. 'i‘llu.~l tlledztngei- of the colt being, injured by jutilpltlg and roiling is‘ reduced to ttlle litiivliiiutn. The

KNEW HOW HE FELT

Theodore wasrdcl-igilted with ills '1'“ $1111. iloiilzltt with ll view to future use andl with tine regard 1" '1111*‘i1110r9’-l rilpiti growing pro- prcnsities. Blit when he wort- it to school his joy was ttlilckly turned to grief as tile unit-toting ilolts

saliva organs oi tile your: and approaches. Willi the sillall flllt-lt

makes all ideal roaster. lt p, “h,

too high noor to low. "11 “’“"°11.*‘"1 lflycr if llropcrly ltred,

“Fmkl-l’ accused him of weal-tits has fathers clothes. The teacher

youngster is supplied with all iilc

‘He does not permit the newly- llatched. young tines to eiilt-rge. however, until they arc iully flcd ged and able to lake care of lholtl solves. Then he helps them to get out.

MAY PAY TO FEED HONEY TO BEES

The total yield of dark honey re portt-‘nil to the Crop Report Commit- ieeof the Outaro Beekeepers‘ Association, up ‘to the time of their meeting "last week was ‘.595.- 446 pounds from 16.817 colonies, or an average of 24 pounds per colony, Three huntireti anti twen- ty nine reports were received.

Advice offered the tneiilhers. b)’ the committee of the Beekeepers’ Assocation is, that they should sec tllat their colonies of bees are well feed for the. Winter. “With, dark lloitcy almost ilt sugar prices, it may pity to feed full combs of, dark honey rather than" extract, honey aild buy sugar." says lilo. secretary-

treasurcr hf the assoc iailpii. who points ollt that two precautions are necessary ti.) Du not transfer honey from colony to colony unless positive no Alli", ericilil foulbrcod is present; (2.) tiilless it good tlllillity of dark lloii- ey is available. feed each colony fifteen pounds oi‘ sugar syrup for actual Wintering after iloney lifts, llcen given to colonies. | l

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- ---—-—{-O-§—--~~ HOW 1'0 TElLL oooo HENS.

its hast been ilenlonstralcd in llll~,

‘“°"°"~‘1 Pligdflyillz contests. it. has

ll rose conilh, rrl ear lobes, 11911011’ 10KB and silanks.

llli -l ’l‘li e

cock lbird weighs 8.1-2 potintls, tilrllnelv cont evidently made from his

ctxcktlrel 7 1-2 pounds, the hen

6 l~2 pounds, and ll“. Dune, 5 ,,,,,was sufficient to stir lip tile "ltav-

D0llfl(lf=.—— lM_ -A. J.

m- CULL THE YOUNG STOCK NOV‘!

it ilecoiites more convincing front 0119 year to another that late-hatch ed stock does not do nearly as well as the early hatched and fre- quently tlie late chicks are n scarce of loss. The reason for tilts .2 ilot for to seek, inmost part5 of (‘t-lnatla the growing tteason is re- latively short aild lfllliél‘ warm wciltllcr may come on in Julie or Jilly. Now yolliig cilicks do ilot grow nearly as well in hot won-- tlicr its if they were lttltclltil tllll“ licr. May or Juile-hatcltetl Rocks, Rods anli liottes vt-ry frequently "ilv" K91 a X01111 start. and they tislt:llly' have a poorer ending. bale ltatchcti may he brought along ‘lct- tcr, bli-t even tiien they should ilot llc hatchctl lifter the i1»lSl weelt in Junt.-.-'i‘llt~ late sillil‘ is usually poorly do vciupctl anti tilorc or less ittlllntetl in August and Septem- ill-r.

"i‘lli.~t is the time nf iilc your to

good, bilight talover hat‘ it will rzlt, being llPfllldlll-‘ll to iced off the floor of the stall. A liberal lilllllll)’ of crushed oats forms a part of the ration. which are liiade VPlZV

llrleti her utmost tat-t to Rlllflfilli out 111111191X lilllt the tear-stilltioll little face dill ilot clear all. tiny. 'l‘lte next 1111'? 311011131‘ 1111i’ appeared in a

palatable anti ll‘l[l',€.“~l‘llll(‘ hy pour- ing iloiliiig water over them and tilioyviilg them to stzditl in ‘a clos- rld v

iillotlhefa. The itstrakhan collar

8K6" slate of the boys. The new K111118111 W“ arullllllli" ltnhheli "his sisters coat.".Again (lid tears lfluw rlopliolts‘iy' anti. tit? teacher was at her wits‘ end to give coni- forl. ‘Little ‘Theodore slipped his arin around the Weeping no,» rtml said: Dont cry. Jimmy; that’; lust the way l felt yesterday." DAIRY BULL NEEDS GOOD CARE AND FEED

rsscl a fctv hours before fl-tld- . A handful of littseed meal i» ' h the oats three times a is beneficial in keeping, the digrstive organs of the Cull ill good. condiition. 0t‘ course till? youngster gets all the good fresh water ~it wants to drink all the time.

lThl weaning ‘process is com-l tiiencetl sratiuaill’ that it itiay iiPi acconlipillsiied with the miniitlliili oi‘ dlsttontforl. The ltltlre is taken to it is an iltlptlssibliity‘ to build the colt three hilnes daily and lefl up n good dairy herd Wlllltllll. the for about f-lfteeu mlnutcs ezlcil use of a pure-bred lllill. ‘file lil-PSI ttml. (luring tllte first week. Twice Way to select iitc diliry l)llll is to n dnv dullitlg the second week and Judge him by the liliik rvctlrtls 0ft)f'(‘l‘.1tl1l‘l1‘i lillrill‘! 111i‘ 1111111 \"‘1“1‘- the families to .Wllll('li his sire anti 'f‘lli.~t is l-otltlinilctl as ltlilg as all)‘ tlaiil belong. lti addition HllPllliOH t-tlncitlcrilillo qiiiltttllty‘ of iiliik is SP ltlltist. of (1t)lll‘§t‘. he piliti to the preteti, after which the colt general bull hlnisclf. Nil Hllllllal striicitigll’ iv ceases to look for its llifilllPl" weak, or pi’ faulty coitforttluiion, n1nd is turned into a past ‘e lot] sitould be list-d 19V?" it’ llc tines t very (lily for exorcise. This tiictil-

come froili li lvy milking slot-k. otl of weaning cittzlls somt- tiltlc tllle ad-

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iiuggeti t-oilstitutitlil, prttituutlced and llllPlllilflll, bllt it has masculinity and correct type are vuntilgl- oi‘ |i|‘i‘.~;l‘l'\‘llll’,' the coil 111 all cssential._ it thrifty condition, \Vlilt'li illlicii

‘No set‘ rllltts can hi» lgivun, but "turt- llliill hays for the little extra

izo over the young stuck to t-llll out all tho lote-hatclteld anti poorly tic- vclopcti‘ stuff. Market it as s-lttit

as possible because it will never

lilo bllll should receive consider-Hrtlttpltr w, ii. |1liilf>‘l'Wt)1till. able feed of n ilulky character. v dlulls that lire pllflhllll] all ll“. your round lllll$i rr-t-ulvc exercise of

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WHAT SHOULD BE PLANTED

develop properly and is only con some sort if they are lo reittain. pre |N THE FALL.

sumin-g feed and taking tip rtlonrlpolent nil-ti llrufitillle. A strongly Cull thoroughly ibecause the gootLfenceil patlldtick is the ltest liletllllllli

____. Tilcrc is such a rilsit iil tho s-tlrlii?

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W311 '1 11111“'P1’1‘°11c91"111 011119111 stock ltlft will then have n better vatioil of culling. the ilverligc fa,r-l,.|,,,n,.,,_ |\-(_,,,,, H“, v,,w,.,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,, far can hocoilie quite proficient in ,,,,,,._ mo, “Mme w,“ ,,,,,,,,._ ,,,.,,_ selecting the good front the pour ,~,,,,V w A, J, layers There are ll 11111111191‘ 111‘ billy (Eiiaracteiilstics and “Olltlllillllsl of the bird which are affected by egg production. With ii little prac- tice one it-t able to tell in ll tlellfirlll way ilowdong ti. hon ilas bccii ill)" ing and to w'hut extent she has la-d

—-—~—Qo§_~_ USE OF SILAGE IN BEEF- MAKING

lflarriilg the tlepredudons of lilo lcorn borer lil certain of tllc south

111191151913’ f1111111115h11111 1:115:11, 1i1m11g1filwrstrrn tstltlnties. there has hcl-il 1l1i11l1l1i111l1l1l1i1lld1t>1l1111l1l1f1.llz111gflli11t‘i't\l cotis11lt~11111111111 1111111 111 1111119111111111111111111 111 utton of the lblrd-.~Alnltlst llnytliitlwgt‘, 114,151- Hfillfiflns oontlltlitlns for _ , mo,“ m,“ ,,_,,m , arn furthers, who ooh lot “m 1°11 11 v g _ _ ,,,,_,wttrtl to ‘increased returns from $1911” one ‘by 11111 11111118 1111 ‘iditlijlllilgl or beef-training through

llratl anti body. by the color of tllc cotnlb anll wattles anti by the lus- tre 9t the feathers. A vigorous ltctt very rarely has a long and narrow head and very rarely. ll‘ cvcr. llila silo sunken anti dllll eyes. lllv

tllc use oi‘ enslltlgtl. in the rattli- ration. ln fact, corn, most impor ttint of YPC-tl lcrolts in the country to the south tlf us. ‘by reason ,the grillin yield. seems duo to llc- ‘comc the itlost important feed

1i‘or this purpose. llulls should lie kept in good ltrectl-lng condition. hilt not. too fat. During tho spring liloiltetl

and e-tummcr the amount of grain titlatt he iiilcretlsell and roughage Slflllelliflllfltl by sollle green feed \‘v'lli‘l‘f‘lV0l‘ possible. if possible, int- pctlitllly with straw or coarse ilay, the roughage should be. cut before fuelling. ltoughlt’ speaking. ailoil: three quarters of a pound of grain per 100 pounds live-weight, pre- ferably oat aiill biiricy crop with bran, tlr any tihlxiure oi‘ these, with rln occasional handful of flax. ground or whole. will fol-ill a good duiilt gratin ration. Rilugiiilge itlay lie fed in the proportloit of about two anti tt half pounds of ilay pt-r 100 potlntls of live weight daily. This. of course, w-ill vary with tile

to gpt gent] sowing and plzlliiittii‘ titlltc ill good time that .'l‘n.\’1111llf-'. that can he at-contpllshetl iii the fall to lessen tile work iil iil!‘ spring sitrluid he done an lnrly where fall planting aillc.

A‘t lalva. it has ilot ilecll factory, taking one your I otllier. ttl plant trees of any kind lil, the fail EXDUrlllH! to the long» cold winter ile-gllllliilg silortly after, transplanting is not. favorable i0 the tr .s. Ally which will be belowl tht- sntlwllilc, however, have ii ttint-h, better chance ,1lllllflligli iil soils where tlllcre. is tiiiiigcr of llEHVlllg-l latt- fall planting is unsafe.

Witch low-growling shrubs and iterbaceolls llilfllll-R are ltlzilllcd lil

is prefer:

the Experimental Pal lotlnt

d |ll|l"llt'li-1 o-lll-nlill: for tlrllinairc. ‘lilo till‘

»m_ (ll. liwcs stuttering ft-olll this lrtltllllc l salt... should hi» separattli front the. rest will, rm. oi‘ llit‘ l1l\.\"k or the trouilll- is vet

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generally kept. around, the farm this is quite an easy ltttltler, and it is a precaution tllut lends inter 6st to tltis department, and is also ll liii-tliLl that helps greatly to save lilo ‘life of itlanll lambs tit lttrtli. Some ewes prolong. by a day or two, the average gestation period. but should they show syiil pttltiis of ti loss tt-f ttlrpetlittl, it list- less and pillilcll cxprcssioil of the iflcs tlilti a drooping of the head. "- may lie at uncc suriillsetl that the iiiltlh ls dead. in ntintm-ptl cases ail tlifetlslve odor lrtlilt the

the ewe to he attacked uy intl-uln- liltil-iuit. with u view to cht-ckiilg this, n Sllillll quantity of l-zlrlltlliz- cll oil should h». inlet-tell lull, the woitih and two drzlchlns oi‘ lautlnli- lllll sivun iitlcrtlalil‘ with two spoon flll: lil1 liiisccd oil. This 1slltlllitl he repeated, ii’ tllc infltliililinlioit does not sllllsitic. ll is advisable to re.- lliovl- |1l't'.lll tho rilsl of the ilt)t'l( cwca as have llllll dctill lambs. Feed tllenl (‘llft-Eflill)’, and in sev- crc case-l it will ilr- wcil to lei. ‘lthcnl ilavc -o.ltilll~.‘li ioi‘ flaxstltitl grilrl tllrel- llllii"; a day ilititltl tvitil a pint of wnrm milk. Do iitit :il- llltv such elves to drink llillUll (‘Illtl \\'lllf‘.'. it i; always wise to make all l‘X.llllllliillflil for ii set-uni lamb. as it ‘is tlfliilit-l; tlt‘lll_\tltl, tlic cwe 1111119. >1! Pa.’ 1U11Gl] in the cart: of the first arrival she hccoiiles un-i mindful of the continued pains of‘ labor. Garget a Common Trouble lt lis \'cr'l necessary for ihc shepherd that he kelp il lvalcilful care over the condition of tllc cwc's udder afler lallihing. (target, is rt f-Ulilllilill lfiilillll‘ with tlil- cwc- "1111 b11111" llruvcs ti1ilerious‘ rhct-lt on ltltlih production. it is utosi cum lilon among liCilYdV itliikers. and it i»: in iilost cilslcs dltc to neglect 1i lllnlhitlg tlltlc. 'i‘hc u:ltlci' bccomcs greatly tiisil-ittietl». inflamed anti swollen. The treatment is to rc- iieve illt- cougcstitrii by tirawitig illc with 1ioi water ‘and ilppiy caillplttlrl llliik frequently. lliilllc tlic lillriS, oitltlllcitt. its iii ttakcd udder atlloilg dairy t-tllllc. 'i‘llt- tliilliiitjllt should, be well rubbed in ilill applied titrccl times daily. ' lint by fur the illllst serious forlll ill‘ gai'l.',t=t iii cycle is title iil st|tl~ dun cllilngc in fcclling ilillliWllillP- l_\' aftt-r lllillhiilg. llltvt-s that llilVl‘ lhot. Rci- tiny grain feed or extra ‘altt-iititln previous to lilillltiilg, aiid lure then givcn a generous supply vol‘ grtllli fctlil lmmutliulttly lifter laulliliiig art- illtittmt certain to (‘fill tract gtlrgcl. ‘In such cases, tilt-lli- clues to the llllllllfll oi' lrcaliiig thtt titlif-r arc of‘ no avail, l'lls glncrlllly l1I.'f'l]|:<i in llll) iltliit-r and it i< ofll-it ili-t~l-sstiry' to llitllli‘ ilti

acted part should ho washed ouch dlly willi n lltlrtlcll- arid solution.

1l11llt‘l'l' SPPIllS to t» - ii rc- ltllioii lNIlWVlPPlI garlzot and llll‘ food supply. ‘The grain part of lhc rllllltn should not bc iiit-rt-asctl too rallitlltl illlillellliitcly tlftt-r liltitb ing. Whcn lilo gl-tlitl l'ili,l0ll is iil- crcllstétl slowly’ tlntl when ll con- talila oats and litlstctl lllciil. . no sluch llifllclllty is PXlWFllfllUPtl. The lrelllitli-tli. then for this form of gtirgct sltollltll be pl-cvciltctl l>\,:il l-retlsiitl; the grain riliitllt =‘.|tnv|y'

infect ion.

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PAGE NINE

collculsltlll 0F PREMIER MlilGllEN’S SPEECH AT GEORGETO

(7 1 - ' l. 1 t ontinllgluniltglipn’)odncsdiiys _t_rtng t,tl,-_.,,.|,.,_.,, ,,,, Wm, “m,

and of men will get back to the work lthat trcllty‘ with the United State. , t' . . H” make a mm, w sun uurselvetx which they have had to tie.

But for tilts Domiitioit lu follow tho ,, l" years go on and in keeping

lilleilroposed by Messrs. King ' d. _ lYee, the future is ibri hi: (tl"l|'ill" ml Subflmma, raducnijlsl- til our t-ontlitions; and. if we iiic heart of the Canad11an1 1114911311 ,,,, ,,v,,,.,,,,,,,,g, “m, ,_,,,, “Hum, U"; nluiko l1t'('l|ii"Ultil_)' trcatitlcitts. to plo is aollnti; and l cannot doubt.

I will not lliouht- that the Can- adian people on l)lf(,1eulber ll, when 111B)‘ llct-itie tllis all-lilrlloi-talnt, this

tllo vital illlilislries-dlitltl prtldut-tsfi111111111 11111111 1111.111 11111111111115 '11'*‘1 " ,,,S,,.,,,,,,_,,,s, m“, ,,,,,,u,_,,,,_l,_u u“ willi llc the llltlilltllte outislltillrs of tllzlt is to blaze the Ftlilll to liltlils- 111111 11111111111

trial suicide. is this lloillitiiilll 11111111111 1.111111'11111111< Vlllll. tilts‘ i'at'-rl‘at-llill.t: liucstion the lctltliiig industrial nation of til“: 111111111 111111111111 1111111111 111111 1111111 11’ 11111 ""1" "1 111"‘ 01'0" world’? “\\'1lly, our pollulullup ,,-, lil-rill’ and dettarnliittl our future

,,,,,,, ,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,,ou,, um, M‘, Mr_ Meigiten: '1 liiil. is tllc lltlt- for tilt-lilies to Cflllltg w“, do ,, n,

lriutic, national, strong, self-reliant a way that will approve tint] can

ll-lmllrlfl“. far frtliil being highly‘ lltZVIl-ltllttfll,‘ ilrp “lltigufllpy H,“ ,,,,,t,',l,)l:,i;s,si ‘Ilill-(H; ‘iiiid ‘ti, tlolllllts. ,,,.,,, ,l,,. “l,” ,,,,,|,,.,. “m, ,,,,,,,,,, m llosllc; without any barrier ‘ 1 1 11111 1111 1" ‘11“1 ‘1 1"’ 111" llllfll. llllla al-cllliitlinil iilemsel-

or

;lil>lld the way tlll't't‘ll‘t.l by the lif Allltltt iiliii, till‘ way .\lr. Wood illlfl

Vvs lvurlily- soils ui the Fathers- who

ocean bf1l\\1l‘l‘" tlg; “ll; an, lllwll: this great and glorious coun.

just . .

. » . I ll)l'l"ll i101)‘ 1 t

dillllssitie oi illc ll »‘ l- ‘ ‘ 1111 11'" ) ggtst coilliiict ,0, ,,,_,,,,,,,,

(‘ial lllllli n in tllc world. Arl- wc \, ,. . ,, , 11151‘

to lllltr- our izlrifi‘ tvull down and 1 11 111111111 1111111 1"“'1 "$1 111l’ll>1t* What Mr. Crlrar Would D

he litintlilicd tviiil ills [il'0tlll('l:<l 1111111‘ 111 11111 11111111111111! 11° 11111 1111"“ 111 utffhgq ll“. |,,,,., ,,, ,,,,, ,.,,,,, U, ,,,,,. “11P111Pr lilry arc going. and tilt-iv .\lr. (“l-tarar, who in sonle parts of ,,,,., ,.,,,, you ,_,,,,,,,,,v,, m. any tilt‘. a grt-lil litany pl._.pll._ ,l\’lltl ill‘|l till. t-tllllltll, tlllw,‘ ilot care to tail;

thing tum-c. iiiaiiilt-stly [Hill] llltlro1,1,11,1, 1 l

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