LIVESTOCK

a term covering suc domestic animals as horses, cattl sheep, hogs and other creatures include in agricultural industry. The productic of livestock has been one of the lead in agricultural industries in the Unite States since colonial days, and especial since the opening up of the great prair states to cultivation, where cond it i or are especially adapted to raising then In 1922 the U.S. Department of Agr culture estimated the total value « livestock on farms in the United Stat at $4,780,000,000, cattle leading wit a value of $65,352,000, hogs being nex with a value of $56,996,000, followed b sheep, valued at $36,048,000; horse $20,000,000 and mules, $5,436,000. The: figures of course included all cla es « such stock, being raised for meat, milc cows, etc. The following figures, i ue by the U.S. Census Bureau, for 191! are especially concerned with the livi stock raised for meat, including cattl sheep and swine. The total value « animals slaughtered in that ye: 00,000,000 were Illinois, Iowa, Misa Siler ie oe Texas ing short o: at figure le than $4,000,000. og e of Emperor August us and mother _ (by former marriage) of Emperor Tiberius and of Drusus, /. of Emperor Claudius. A despite the fact that the Bolshevists are unbelievers. It formulated the basis of a new Ru ian religion to conform to the Soviet system by reorganizing the old Orthodox Church, abolishing bishops, recognizing the authority of the Communist government in Ru ia, and acceding to the Soviet edict nationalizing all church property. The sect was formed in 1922 and was further organized at an All-Ru ian Church Congre held in Moscow, in May, 1923.