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"fl - I... JAImO oi m 'dl In UM than tho 8 II WI mum. f - d I. w county to - a. Inn month J. a. . I In“. no! out " . I hm At the Mannin- ale ( "l-O. m. the boy. tor he Inn: y n - old. Invested I hm It',',) t' “I! In noun a his lumen-‘- s, ia-Lo-tart-apr""", i a W with . “mired semi a - loll. Intdly a tair emu} d will-u. 3nd like men a - Just swan: In. a heavy . d “It. But he Ind MI cow. "" U“ an. " had entire cottBd- ire k II. tutu-o. For several years 5. - I... undyin‘ Houtem In» "e l'oodtu problemn were his -“ banal. The tirtst spring he leu- " III M niece”. Thiss winter and m h. In tested again and made - - Illl. - I [III Wu!" um. m-~ “v - W, - . a may. and like 'iiiiliiiiii, an m- uy' other world-- - Jun Junta: In, a huvy‘dnmplon ot my minimum: . he: ad'm BI! In had his om" that MIC! like 3 nova and I you - I. than I. had enuro could-Ladder. sap had been taken out to be, - h a. mm. Por never-l years photographed in the cold, raw weather b I“ Dal undying Holstein his-l or the previous Saturday and had con-1 by. "e6trtg problems were his (ranted a cold so I did not see her In - m. The Ilrlt sprint be teal-‘11“ best. But even as she was Ihe‘ d “I M laces”. Thin winter until looked the kind ot a cow to do ttrent) win. to In touted “all: am! made things in the right hands. In my I M for moccasin otriciat test! ways she reminded us of a preview - that In probably never beforel world'. champion Canadian cow but - mulled on my [arm In Canada) In the yearly division. Countess De - "up In America, In the [malt hut, G. A. Brennan's great three-year- “: nonm- um young firmer In tus, old. Here are the records that make you only twontioxhu made, with a Rolo Mercena DeKol several ulna-I. - hard ot mustered siotsteins/worid's champion: W luv world's records and six Can-l Best day. . o . . . . .. 8.51 lbs. batter. “an records The leven head he..chen days .t..r. 6133 lbs. butter. bl tqntod,--".o junior two-rear-olds.. .Thiriy days ..... 200.34 lbs. butter. gun. unto! ttSree-rear-olds, and two ,.Sixty days .r.T. 331.49 lbs. butter. mun-e cowB-tttsve an awn-av pro- duction an n result of his work ot 3M1 lbs. of butter In seven days. His [fattest achievement is tho don-lop- ins of the world's record 50 pound cow and now holder of all world's rel-unis Ttor bulletin production from (mo any ,to M. As a result of this remarkable testing. J. B. Hummer. now tinds hint. lelt known the continent ovor in llul< stain circles. and with cattle that, in 1130 all“ ring. will realize him n-Imugh "to buy halt a dozen good one hundrml new farms We went out The Cow "'"'r"'tr"gdiPlte'rt ”a" "’W‘daw'“ tw' .. . 'PVs--'..".. ' M‘ , tbro-tthttp mogul-yum on. $3.71!».qu '-srhrtttlttt, wwwLwFW‘wm and Her Records. to the barn to sew the Rolo Marcena de Kol, World's Champion for Seven and Thirty Days Record for , Dan, "" Ibo. Milk, 4t.64 lbs. Butter Fat (51.93 lbs. Butter). Re cord tor 30 Days, 2,920.5 "at. Milk. 160.27 Ihc, Butter Fat (MM "II. Butter). J. B. Hanmer, Norwich, Ont., Owner and lrudcr. t The tirst Hula? towards are for all agos, all breeds. The sixty day pro- llurlion Imus the “'erll in the mature Haas. bu! is oxvemleti by that of Ormw by Jan" Sa-gis Anggiv with 361 lbs. or Pat in th" rour-yrtuiold division. This mm was teste" again as. a mature row and although she raised her Bet v-nrduy record from " lbs. of butter to 46.21:! she did not stand the race for sixty days as well as she had done In her four-year-old form. The nearest. prmhn-tiun to that of Rolo Mereemt De. Knl in thp :20 day division is Falrvlew' Ix'nrndykn Mata with 185.37 lbs. of but "er leaving the Canadian cow a lead; of Ir, ms. The cow whom she 2GiT) sodos in the seven day division I: . 8.57 nu. butler 51.93 lbs. butler. 200.34 lbs. but", 33719 lbs. butter. In mm prodIetloI m'm] DoKol hu (one high. m not I...“ “Dually so. In her but - It. I“. 1263 lbs. ot nut- And dull-l In ll.- " pound teat her heat tt't Me- ud- was 114 Mu. In by- .0- made 2,920.5 lhl. og milk M In Mntg days 5,795.1 mm. It It: can“. lion ot high milk '.,'lttAl'rll"I . high test that undo In: an! m The previous w. without I" use a attention. she produced 11,127 In». of milk In 11 months. And now the question arises. when} did this cow get her great producing abiliu.’ It there are not strong blood lines In her pedigree she must be a freak and, therefore, ot doubtful value as a breeding proposition. At first it was reported that such was the case. " won this point particulsrly that I went to Norwich to Investigate. Perhaps the whole story may be ot in. terest to Form and Dairy renders. I will tell it anyway. ji, ihé year 1912' young “unmet Ind Her Breeding. iiai'GFairi"ao-t-yo. i-are-tutter-ttIra mmmmunmm- a,-mum.mmnoxolm- Wimuvqhvomwu Emawmn'nncmwu I. I cow that Goo. we. w‘ II In“. “or II." In I. W to-tHot-te" Alum MLQDIIIMOOO. moon-du- mdy “9|! 'e'. ttttso, but Imb- iii-aunt m been " an I mg not. mt boon Able to verify an. ancGItry. Flor; DeKol Piotertje is} still owned in Mr. Runner's herd.‘ She Vin one ot the one: that he put- chued from his tuber. One of the belt known Holstein authorities of the United States meently pronounced her Just " iine in eontormtttion as Duchess Skyluk Ormaby, the (rent Minnesota cow. And the WI: pur- chued tor V2550! 000K TROPHY WAS DEPENDED Wmerloo bowlers auccautmly de- tended the Cook Trophy Igalnat we Guelph “IVMOH on. Saturday after- noon, nuishlng 3 Ihots up. The heal Hun. skipped by C. Schlosaer and C. Bursts, rolled up a total of 29. their opponents, under the loulenhlp ot A. bench and Geo. B. Yates. raving to to turn home content with " points, n good afternoon’s sport um dreams ot future attamma. -iiiturctio next challenger. Their representatives wlll meet the can hold- on here on Wodneaday uterncon at -"l'he funeral ot the late. Mrs. Aid, worth took phco from the residence of her parents. Mr. and Mm. George (insular. on Quad-y Incl-noon. thence to the St. Paul's Lutheran church at 2.80. 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