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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
Pop Social.
STRIKES mi SPARES.

Tho bowling match between the
Brown bowling club, Of this city, and
~ team from New Brunswick, did not
Ame off last night. Tom orrow night
Brown team will bowl the crack
aside bowling team on the Blood
Bod alleys.
The Arthur Kill Council Royal
yArcanum, of T~ottenville, and the
West Brighton bowling team, use the
A%quallonga alleys tonight for a match
3game.
Tonight the Three Bs will journey
Pleasant Plains whore they will
against the Amioiti@ of that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
IRON ORE AND MACAR0Irl.
CORPORATION or%a"i@eJ in nr'Hth t'
Deal in Two Very Divcr"c Pred
uc:a-Sirrulrr Combination.

We have heard Of comrariee whose OF
eanization covered a wide range Gr,
which sought to mCECpClizc GiIcrcn
branches of Industry. We h7rr rcyc
before, however, says the F~H@iuccr;H'
and Mining Journal, met wi!h 80 sirgu.
lar a combination as is presented by 2
company just organized in Duluth. TIL
name CT the concern is tire N"g2bi Lane
Investment e Manufactrrirg company
and it's objects, as set forth IL its arti,
cles Of Incorporation, are to cEpiCTc for
iron ore ard manufacture maoaroni
Two occupations more widely iii-Cren'
could hardly be imagined. j is tru" tha'
the macaroni might be used ia feed tbf
men employed at the mines. although.
unless they are all Italia1s-they might
object to such a diet. The iron ore. how
ever could not be utilized in maEir2
the macaroni; atleast We have reve-
heard Of its emDlpJmsnt in that manu
facture. The company Gems to he il
earnest. fer the correspondent icforms
us that it has begun TO bEiid a m2caror'
plart and has secured CPtiong on 2.0Gf
acres OF land within nc limits Of th
Mcsabi formaticr. Whi"l product is t.
nc turned out first. iron orc or macaroni
is not stated. p.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
Fatality Of Pneumonia

Pneumonia is the most fatal Of all acute
affections, being second only t = consump-
tion in rortuaIy lists, all classes, rich and
poor, young and old succumb to it's ra-
wages. Foley's Honey aud Tar cures
colds and prevents pneumonia and has
cured many severe cases of this disease.
"My wife had a severe attack of pneu-
mona which f, flowed a severe attack Of
la grippe and I believe that Foley's Honey
and Tar saved her lifc," writes James
Coffee. Of RAYMOND. Mass. For sa,e at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
Sudden

eff I'd offer you a dollar a day for do
ing chores, what would you do?"
I'D git industrious right away" an
swered Meandering Mike.
You'd take the situation?"
mo. I'd run."-Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16

Ms. MarigolG-How do you happen
to be so much brighter than other peo-
pie. Mr.. Author?
Mr.. Author-Well-er-you see. the
criticisms Of my books make me smart.
Kansas CITY Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
POPS AND EAGLE
BOTH WIN GAME.
Match in the Inier-county League
Rolled on Kirby's Alleys
Last Night.

The Pop Social bowling club lost
one game and VOL one. in the match
with the Eagles, of MetuCheu, at the
Kirby alleys, last night. The Pops
won the first game by sixteen pins.
I the second the Eagles won by 75
pins. Following is tho lineup and
scores of last nights game:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
FIRE ALARM BOXES


20 Raritan Copper Works
2G High aud Levin
" Madison ave ard Paterson it
IS Market and First sts.
rs Smith and High 1T
~ state and Smith SITS
81 buckingham ave and Hartt
Dis Commerce aud Front SITS
Al High and Washington str
"a State st ana buckingham ave
IS Eall ave and Charles at
81 Railroad ave and Wayne ct
50 Washington and First SITS
e. Turnpike and Elm st
Ga smith st and Watson ave
65 Commerce and state SITS
- Frort snd Smith ss
~ Water and Gordon sts
u Keurny ave and Gordon st
~ Smith and Herbert st
So Woodbridge roaE and washington 81
"a Jehigh ave 8 = stanford st
To send in an aljrm, open the door Of the box
and pull Gown th4lever ind let go once 0piT.
Stay at box untilFlremer arrive.
kPEcIAL CALLS.
1tep-Break u circuit. 2 taps Drill and fire
alarm tost. Migrant at corner of Jefferson and
High atreet nj yskyst to be used for this trial 3
iaps Fire out. n apr oiice call. lS-CHil Tor
LINCOLN Hose Nhs-Cail for Washingfon Hose
f4-Call for Ed ~sleilan Hose 15--Cail fer Pro-
tantsnu II and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16

81 suppose when ycu landed on your
head like that you were considerably
jazed?"
"Dazcd? | felt Ike a young man whose
best girl has declined going to the thea
'er."-N. Y. Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
WILL GO TO WOODBRIDGE

Elmer Christopherson, the young
local pool sharp, will go to WoId-
lsridge tomorrow nigh5 where ho VIII
Nay q return game with Joseph Con
nn on, the sharp of that pace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
Fairlans er5' Hockey Team.

o Fnlrlanders will meet Saturday
Ling to practice hockey. Captain
kr Anderson is trying to sccnro
Ind hockey sticks for the BOYS.
&expcct to play games in Il few
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
LEAGUE,
Din&nnGcN.

Miss Pert-CaE you diagnose lone
sCmeness, Dir. Steel?
DR.. Steel-Certainly. Its chief char
acteristic is an all-goae feeling.-De-
troit Free Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
Trouble Ahead,

ooh, doctor, Gene up to u house
light away"
who's sick?"
Nobody is yet, but my little brother
found q quarter and he's going to spend
It all for candy Chicago American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
Envy.

de envious man." said Uncle Eben,
"is generally de n OATS been tryin' to
make wishin' hard take de place o. work
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
rIiaReA Vim.

Sometimes a woman misses her alb
sent husband because she can't hit him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
should BE Diluted.

An infants skin is very sensitive and
tender, therefore Glycerin should be well
diluted before applying it 10 the chafed
surfaces which annoy and pain the little
one so afflicted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
RIvERSIDES DEFEAT
WONDER B0WLERS.
interesting Match Last Might
RiVersidas Take Both
Games.

The Riverside bowling team had
their first match of the season last
night when they put it all over the
Wonders in two straight games. The
following are TIE players ana scores;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16

If the wolf had any sense he would
hang around the rich mans door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16

Scald out and air bread and cake
quickly and extra care is necessary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
That Is, Some Are.

A hair-tonic manufacturer says that
bald men.haye good heads for business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16

There are in London Sc ,0GO people
over Is years OLD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
READING 3T EM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Corrected TO Nov. 50 1908
TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMBCv

For New York, Newark ano Ei'7.h.th at
G SO, Z II, 7.45, New York (only> T.5s, "a, 96l,
Ills, II SO, u. a., 10. ~, "a. $ %, 3 ~, IS,
8 03, 20 A., sat. only IS, y. II. Sundays s, 81.
: 81, o. N. 8 20, 9 Al, p. M.
For Philadelphia and hrentrn via Bound
Brook, : II, II 10. 1l.59 a In i 10, 3 90 p. ll
Sundays, & 81 a. m. . % =. M.
FOR Long Branch, 6cesr Grove etc. 5.7.
o., q. u. i2.22. G. o., Fat only ft7 7.l9 p. m
l2.sS (SuDdsys exctpled) mn - except
Ocean Grove) . -, . -. Az, 81, p. LII.
or Freehold, . ", 6.5l 81 Ia, .A.42 . "a
ans n 70.
Additional trains for Red pnrk 9.2T, & IL, 6.8s,
2. n. For South A'nhcv G.54, 2 II, Q 20 D. m
2, b, q. 43 p IN. E IL, 5.59 $50.
TRAINS FOR PERTH AMBOY.
Leave New York, 40, $780, 30, 1909 II. 20,
a. m. { = sal. oDl } $50 200, 4 IL, f.30, 5 III,
5.7S, q. 80, $50, IL. . p. IN. SuncaJs 300 a. M. 400
Leaves Elizabeth, 4O5, Csc. 81, 0.t4, 11.5l,
a. III, !. 4J, @tT, $50, 1.l2, i.43, 5.lS, GA, e. h8,
II 81, p III. Sundays, o rs, a. IN. ACES 81, y. III.
Leaves Newark IL, S 35, 0.f2, ll.!32, a IN.
| 20, 4.t5, 40, $40, q ~, S.i5 II 40, p M. Sun
days, 9.U5, AIN. 40S, S Il, p. IN.
Through tickets to sill points ct Iowessratee
may no had on application An advance TO tie
ticket SCENT at tho station.
W, g, BEsLEa, Vice-rres. & Genera Hanag
G. II. Burt, General Passenger Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
The SCIENTIFIC RchuH.

Isabe! Are You yer rude?
Dorothy-Oh, yes; one has to be
ride now and then to teach other peo-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
Canadian Pig Iron,

Canada produced over $1,000, goo
worth Of pig iron last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16

Miss Request feel sure, M. Light
BIZ. that you couldn't support ne with
out assistance"
Mr.. Lightby-Yes, : could. I've been
studying physical culture the last six
monthE.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-16
PERTH AMBOY POST OFFICE
SCHEDULE.

Taking effect Oct. II, 1908.
Opens at Z A. NJ. Closes al z r. M
Mails Arrive:
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16
HARVESTING ON SUNDAY.

Twenty-Five thousand men labor
ed from early morning until late
Sunday night in the Kansas wheat
fields. In twenty counties where
the harvest is ready thousands of
reapers were in action.
Church service liz many rural
districts was wholly abandoned.
The farmers do not think they are
violating one of the Command
ments by utilizing Sunday in saw
ing their wheat. Many women
assisted the men, some in driving
the teams attached to the big rea-
pers and headers, and others in
carrying water to the fields for the
harvesters.
Beginning tomorrow, doub | Q
shifts will begin, and the moon
light nights will be utilized by
the harvesters. Chicago Record
Herald.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16
Sl5,Sl2.50 FOR A HOG.

A sale of Poland. China hogs Of
unusual importance was held at
Macy Ind, on June Ii and II,
There was a total of 1917 head dis
posed Of for 500, 55S.50 making an
average of 1882 per head. A uni
que feature OF the sale was the
plan by which the boar, Ideal Sun
No. 50499 vas sold, His owners
placed him in the scales with the
following conditions: They, (the
owners) to retain a two-tenths in
terest Interest in the hog, and the
other eight tenths to be sold at
auction separately. This sale re-
suited in the eight-tenths bring
ing $l2,650. Valuing the two
tenths retained at the same rat to,
makes the total value of the hog
Home.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16
LATEST NEWS.

A San Francisco firm which cor
nered the lima bean market to
find nobody who wanted the beans
failed for 100000.
Gen. Longstreet is dangerously
i'll at Gainesville, Ga. and his ply
sicians fear that he may not be
able to withstand an operation for
cancer of the eye.
The county court at Fayette,
Mo, has fixed a tax of 5000 day
on all presentations in Howard
county of "Uncle Toms Cabin. "
Howard was the largest slaveholI-
ing county in Missouri.
j. NJ. Mcknight, the former
Louisville banker, is now behind
the bars of the Federal penitenti-
airy in Atlanta. He will be known
on the prison records AS mo.
6O9."
MIR. Augustus L. Wilson issued
a card to the Republicans of Ken
lucky Thursday night, severely
arraigning the Sapp committee
and calling upon the Republicans
of the State to repudiate it's rule.
Joseph Newland has accepted
the appointment as Town Marshal
of Jackson. The position has
been vacant most of the time fol
several years. John Patton has
been appointed Prosecuting At,
torney for the town.
Officers at the prison Jail Wed.
nesday fC und six steel saws hid.
den in the cell of Claude O'Brien
Jailer Wallace has issued strict
orders that no one, relatives inclu.
ded, be permitted to see or con.
verso with O'Brien and Whitney
The death watch will be placed on
the prisoners at once.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16
LOCAL OPTION LAW.
Acts Of General Assembly OF 1902
1903 Chapter Ia.

AN ACT for the better enforce
ment of an act approved March
10. 1894, entitled, An act where
by the sense OF the people OF any
county. city, town, district or
precinct may be taken AS TO
whether spirituous, vinous or
malt liquors shall be sold, bar
tered ,r loaned therein and to
amend section ( Of said act.
BE it enacted 10y the General As
sembly Of the Commonwealth ot
Kentucky;
SEC. |. In an indictment for II
violation Of any provision OF the
act approved March ~, one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety
four, entitled, "An act whereby
the sense of the people OF any
county, city, town, district or pre-
ciuct may be taken AS TO whether
spirituous, vInous or malt liquors
shall loo sold. bartered, or loaned
therein" or for "A violation OF any
act amendatory thereof, IT shall
not he necessary TO ullege that II
vote was taken or an election held
or any other step relative thereto
bu; !. may be simply stated that
the act or acts charged were com
mitted in territory where the
said act was in force, and IN sad
indictment it shall be sufficient TO
designate said act rs the local OPP
ton law.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be unlawful for
any psrso n TO sell, lend, give, pro.
cure or furnish to another, any
spirituous or malt liquors, OF to
have in his possession spurious,
vinous or malt liquors for tho pur-
pose of selling them in any terri
toy where said act is in force; and
any person so offending shall he
fined not less than fifty nor more
than one hundred dollars, and i'm.
prisoned not less than ten nor
more than fifty days
The possession of a United
States special tax stamp Common
ly called United States license)
for carrying on the business OF a
retail dealer in spirituous, vlnous
OF malt liquors, or the having OF
such tax stamp or license stuck up
at the place of business in such
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16
FROM THE C0MMONeR.

Those Servian soldiers may not
have spoken softly, but the evil
dencs is to the effect that they car
ried big sticks.
The opening of the watermelon
season is calculated to have "A de-
pressing effect upon the lynching
industry.
The indications are that Post.
master General Payne has passed
the "hot air" view of the postal
frauds.
The railroads travelsing h o
drouth stricken sections might do
great deal of good by squeezing
the water out of their stocks.
Those who compare the acquisi-
ton of the Philippines to the ac-
QUESTION of Louisiana territory
would be the first to object to Civ
lug the same assurances and Jaws
to the Filipinos that were given to
the people of the territory acquir-
ed by Jefferson's wise policy.
If the Investigations conld be
confined to the postal department
perhaps the administration would
be willing to prosecute it more vi
gorously. But the suspicion that
close investigation of that de-
partment would result in de-
mand for the investigation of 9TH
or governmental departments, is
calculated to have a deterrent eff
feet.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16

SUM- laits are the seasons nov
eltv and characterize both walking
and trailing skirts.
Many of the smarter afternoon
gowns are made of voile. There
are voiles in checked. striped, plaid
aud dotted weaves, and a novelty
shows silky white hairs over tie
surface.
Next to the skirt and coat cos
tune there is none so popular as
the shirt waist costume, aid every
woman considers that at least one
shirt waist gown of light weight
wool or silk a necessary addition
to her light street frocks. The
smartest of these irocks are made
of linens and linen canvas, with
braid and buttons for ornaments
ton.
The long, loose coat has proved
itself 81 desirable a garment that
it is included in every we'll APP
pointed outfit, being made Of thin
French cloth, linen, canvas, bril-
liantine and satin.
There are beautiful stocks of
heavy washing material with me.
dalions of lace let in embroidered
designs and fancy stitching for
ornamentation.
Nothing in dress is of greater
importance than the footwear,
which must not only be comforta-
BILE but fashionable aud must &C
cord with the costume aud COCA
sion upon which it is worn.-The
Delineator, for August.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16
COMMITS SUICIDE.
When She Learns that Her Lover
Is Her Brother.

Heartbroken because she could
not marry her brother, Miss Hen
rietta Distler, Of Cincinnati, aged
Is years, committed suicide by la
king poison. The girl and her
brother George, aged 20 years,
came to this country when they
were infants. They lost their pa
rents and were cared for in the
Children's Home in that city.
subsequently the girl was adopt
ed by Herman Neiderheim and
the boy by another family. They
never knew of their relationship
until year ago, and after it vas
discovered an intense affection
surang up between the two.
The two young people contin-
ued to see each other until two
weeks ago, when the young man
discontinued his visits. Distler
net her one evening and told her
that while he would regard her as
a sister, he could not marry her.
She then returned to her home
and took Paris green and died sew
eral hours later.
She left a pitiful farewell letter,
in which she declared her love for
her brother, and requested him
not to marry for two years after
her death.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16

territory, shall be prima facie evil
dence Of guilt under this section.
SEC. 3. On the second or any
subsequent conviction for a viola
ton of said act, or any OF it's
amendments, the court shall re-
quire the defendant to execute
bond in the sum Of two hundred
dollars to be of good behavior for
the period of twelve months.
The court may, in it's discretion,
increase the amount of the bond.
and II the bond is not given the
defendant shall be committed to
the county Jail for period OF not
exceeding ninety dayf, to be fixed
by the court
SEC. 4. All the shipments of
spirituous, vinous or malt liquors
TO be paid for on delivery, com
monty called &c. o. ID shipments
into any county, city, town, dis
trict or precinct where said act is
in force shall he unlawful, and
shall be deemed sales OF such
liquors at the place where tue mo-
ney is paid or the goods delivered;
the carrier aud bis agents selling
or delivering shall be liable Joint
~ with the vendor thereof.
SEC. >. Section four OF said
act is stricken out aud in lieu
thereof the following is inserted;
After the entry Of the certlh-
cate of the canvsssing board. AS
above provided for, in the order
book of the county court, If the
vote was given against the sale,
barter, or loan Of spirituous, vim
Gus or malt liquors, in the said
county, city, town, district or pre-
cinct, as the case may be, to any
person, except as hereinafter pro-
vided, and any person who shall
sell. barter, or loan. directly or in
directly, any such liquors in said
county, city, town, district or pre-
ciuct shall, upon conviction, be
fined not less than sixty nor more
than one hundred dollars, OF he
con fined in the COT nty Jail for not
less than ten nor more than forty
days, OF both 50 fined and imprls-
oned. in the discretion OF the court
or jury for each offsnse; aud any
person who knowingly furnishes
or rents "A house, room, wagon, or
any conveyance or thing in which
spirituous, vlnous or malt liquors
are sold, bartsred or loaned, in vi
olatlon Of this act, shall, upon
conviction thereof, DO fined not
less than sixty nor more than one
hundred dollars, and the house,
wagon, vehicle, land or other thing
in which the liquors we're sold,
bartered or loaned, shall be liable
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following have paid the
since our last r
port:
A. q. Melton, Marion.
Il. A. Hughes,
w. q. Paris, 4"
Margaret Moore
j. b. Dean, Detroit. Texas.
Mrs. A. A. Ellis, Smithland.
Carrie Binkley, View.
q. X. Green, Hampton.
l.. +. Order, Marion.
Marion Clark,
Lee Hughes,
Nj. +. MoGraw, Kelsey,
j. A. Pickens, Tribune.
Il. w. Walker, Marion.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16

To pickle cabbage.-A few sill
ces of beet root added to the cab
bage gives it a beautiful color, be-
side being a nice addition to the
pickles.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16

King Peter Whatshisnameovitch
of Servia is the latest convert to
Mr.. Hauna's "let we'll enough
alone" platform.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-16
MIDSUMMER FASHIONS.

Sun-p laits are the seasons nov
eltv and characterize both walking
and trailing skirts.
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-30

its waters heapod with grooming AID
grinding windrCws Of ice. rs SuandOn
backed the great 800 ,or the charge.
lie sent her back clear TO the fallen
bridge before he reversed for the ter
ribble charge. Ridley had gotten OF
n. The station and Shandon sat alone
In the cab. There was babble AM
clambur OF echoes through al tho can.
yon He drew In his breath. and held
II an instant. then threw the throttle
wide. The huge engine lcared for.
ward with a roar from stack and ex.
hausts. Beautiful and mighty she
swept down tho perilous stretch. her
iron skull set for tho mountain ridge
OF ice. What tho people heard as he
passed was n long roar OF thunder;
what they saw was glimmcrinp
monster fash by with n gray iron face
at the window. Then there was c
booming crash. n great gush OF water
and icc blocks in the air. and the
monster was gone.
Lyon opened his engines valves and
the express rushed after her. plowlng
onward through water and crashing
ice into opon ground. What Lyon did
not see some ono on the rear coaches
saw. sublime and terrifying spec.
tacle on the mountain side-the smok-
ing rush OF a thousand tons OF snow
into Mldgley reservoir. With the I'm.
pact half the water of tho Enclosure
seemed TO gush outward over the
dams crest like a gigantic silver ban.
uer. bending downward as the struc.
ture burst. And tiny MidgleyG Well.
no human life was there.
They found Shandon's engine 900
feet beyoad the ice pack. lying on
her side. Stack. bell, sand tank. cab
everything was gone. Battered and
stripped she lay. a kissing wreck. They
pulled Shandon from somo wreoiage
rearward from the engine. He was
hurt beyond mortal help. AZ he hung
In Lyons arms be spoke but once.
Tell Hallolujah." he murmured. the
little captain--back In Round Hill
you know--tell her tried to love and
save 'em all-but loved heT-tho-
best"
That was all. They laid him on cush.
Ions In the baggage car and pulled
onward around tho curve up Tudor
Guleh. over Angel Pass, and down into
Peace Valley.
lie was buried there.
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-30
The l4oehouse.

Tho FIRST requirements In the hog
industry IS a good hoghouse, says
John Cownlc. You can't get along
without that In the old times we
had them gathered around the straw.
stacks, lying around fence corners
and sometimes quito successfully. But
thero Is too much risk from loss un.
less you have proper shelter for both
brood Eows and young hogs. They
must have protection, and SO say
that the Grst requirement Is a good
hoghou8o. In my hoghouse | have an
alley running down the center. |
would have the alley four feet wide
with pens on each side six or EIGHT feet
and n window TO each pen. No out.
side door but I would have a door
opening into each pen from the alley
and a window 20 allow light and ven
tiiauon for tho hogs az all seasons of
tho year. | would sot the hogbousa
north and south, 30 that the morning
sun would strike ono side and tho
afternoon sun tho other. so that dur
Ing the day. when tho sun was shin.
ing every pen would be warmed and
lighted. and lit up with tho sunlight
every corner of A. Have n gate IN
each pen. That Is important when
I FIRST built a hoghouse I had Il all
built with movable partitions. my be-
lief az that time bolng that tho hops
bad to be all together FOR fattening
parposes. and put In partitions for
Throwing time. rhore Ia no objec.
ton 10 partitions. whether the apart
rents be large or small. II divided
into pens the hors will never pie In
one plncq and smother each other.
PENS arc absolutely necessary tor far
rowing tine. Your sows. after beins
brcd. are allowed I'm access 70 th.
building.