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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Gnalano nno Die @crtbcioiguua ieincr
Gulunicn.

cNgluHo nHo oIc ScrIDetolgiltg 1ettcr
Gulpnicn.
Snl cngliidcn H~arIuncnt lit 0icicr
Gage ipieOer cinnlnl Die Trugc un0c-
idnitten morocn, innielpeit oie britt.
id)en Solomon sur 8ertbeioiglnQ ser
Hcl6eS b%ei5lttragen uerpflid)tet leien.
9tidJt 5itm eriten Wiole miro OaS She.
ma I'M FurIament nlf's Eupet &c.
brodt, Sfon ieit Snbr5ebntcn bat
man barber 0istutirt. ga 0cmnGdIt
cine &oloniol 3 Gonieren5 in 2onoon
ltuttfinoen IoQ, 10 bcontrogte Gin
Farlumcllts = Wtitglie0, in ser COME.
rcn5 ollf Die 9totbmcnoigfcit elmer
Itorfcrcn 9etbciligung ser Solomon
an Scr Hei6S = Sertbcioigln0 olti.
merflam 81 MAIDEN. Der Heoncr be.
tontc, e5 lei nidt ein5ltieben, mes.
balb Die Nep0lfcrung 0cS Wlttterlolt.
0cS Our6 Stelern Die reid)e 9ep0lfe.
ring bon Nultrolicn mo Canada H..
rcr crlten Fflid)t, Scr Gilidt Ger
MISUNDERSTANDING, entbcben iolltc.
9ic &olonien f0nnten, ou tic fcin
@clo fiIr Scrtbei0igmlgS5lpcdc aus
5ugcbcn 6Gtten, 9lltcrS 6 Eeniionen
un0 onoere niiBlide 0inge e%infiibren,
iiir Die man I'M Mllttcrlonoc fem
@clb babe. @Gbrcno in Dem %erci.
ni9ten &onigreid nobeiu o6t Col.
lars pro aopf Der 9ep0lferung fir
Die 2onbeSnertbeioiqung ge5o6lt lper.
DC, sable man IN glnitrnlien MIR Is
Gents, in Canada iogor MIR so Cts.
Ter friibcre WtiniIter @aIfour mar
onocrer Anii6t. Gr be0oltcrtc, hob
man i~iberbaupt buron oenfe, oieic
6rogc nit Ocn &olonien mic eill Son-
oelSgcibGft olf5ufoiicn. 0ic Soften
Gn0lono's miiroen oll6 oonn nid,t
gcringer pcrOen, nenn England feline
&%Clonicn oerlieren iollte.
IS icl ipobr, oaB ENGLAND ieinen
Solomon groBe Si6er6eitcn bietc.
onocrcrieitS ieicn obcr sic Solomon
our6 ibre Serbinbung nit Gn0lano
oltd groBcn @efobren m~lsgcictt. -
Wenn England iiber cine rein cngli.
ldc Srogc IN cinen &ricg gcrotbcn
Iolltc, 10 lpiIrocn Die SOLOMON cbcrs
Tolls IN Den &rieg pcrlpidclt ipcrbcn.
Wton f0nnc bon 0elt Solomon fem
@clo Ocrlongcn ooS bon Nnocrcll
ultSgCgcbcn iperoc. Wnn iole arf
freimilligc llnterltiitumg pertrouen.
Ser llntcrltaotS . SefrctGr fir Die
&%olonien, @initon Gbllrd)iQ, Itinlmtc
ieincm poIitiihen @e0ner bel uno
fiibrte ans, bob es ioli6 icin miirbe,
Die SicnIte, pcld)e ooS Wtlltterlono
ocn &ololtict geleiitet, nod Dem
Gcloipertbe 5lt bemeiien. 9oS eng
hide 9tcid] lei fem @el6Gitspcrbonb.
lrnbcrn meroe nod DEM Somiliers
Nrll3lp perlpnlfet. Vas cll9llld)c
Golf nno Die Yreiie iin6 iiber oicie
6roNe nid)t 10 cinmiitbig, luie Ole 20.
litildcn @egncr 9oliollr uno Gbitrd)-
III. Die @eloitung Gnglonb'S ocll
&olonicn g~cgenilber lit ST ltorf, llno
Die &ertbcioiglngSfGbi0fcit gilt Dem
goll5en Tei6e. 0cSbulb iollte alld)
0oS gon5c Gcih 81 bcn Soften emit
ipredenb 6cilteucrn. @eoer inAuitro.
lien, nod III Canada lit grobc Ntei-
gun9 lid IN groBe Soften ST ltiir.
sen, nm Die enaliiden Tiiltltn9cn 81
forocrn. Die Nngelegenbeit miro ollf
Der &oloniol . GonferenS ieoeniauS
bciprod)en merocll, Oh tic ober erie,
oigt miro, oos lit irnglid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Baltimore Eemeterh.

@iireau: Sruutltn.@log, Baltimore. II. 9surtbitr.
He9rIbnibpldBe 6Iim g'erfuui = bon $25 an,
NIT WiarTnorpipiten nbgeeren8t $35 - Rlab fir
bier 8riber. Sreie Nenueung Der 11pe0e fir
Sralergotiesoienfte. Suni16,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Gprrainc.

Wlaleriif - Hartartia - Sriebltf.
BeftIiG BON gSaIbroot eir uno eitte babe
WeiIe. 9enupt Die nit 9oipbattan besei6nete
Nortbsgbenu ssGar. Treie 9utf6en 3admittaes
am terminus. Ereiie bon SegribniBpIdben
GGion 2SS. Bureau: Srannis. nm6 @iaSior.
Huaos. 8crIanat Sroitiire. (Mai4 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

lei, &lci0umQ@itniiC, Nou>bultlm0$.
8egcnitdnbe un0 bc5oblen BORT mieocr
oofitr. Ias fam man, bel @i6t be.
lcbelt, nid)t Grport uenllert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
@iaiaut Guuf's
wombetannte s75 gecrotaunaen umfaf,

pOblbefannte SO NectoIgnn9en ninfniTen:
prabtOolen Snre, nit f6.uar6em 2ub, nelBem
ooer 9rauem BIiiib iiber8ogen. duBeren &aiier,
@eeroiguneS : Mn6eige, @inbalfamirer, Sanos
fdube, 1rQuerilur, Sootenbemo ooer 9cde, Sefts
nung oeS 8rG6es, 2eidenfpageH, feds neue
9lttfben, Rugs, Gtiible, Gidter, Geu6ter uno
Sraoerie'u.
GneS puliItanSig $75. 9eine Grtra.spefen.
$50 = Gcrianot uuu 2eifleu - $50.
Hnbere Seeroigmua 800, 500 nno $40.
Iprtbs uno 8reenmumnt.Auenue.
9eioe Telephone. Gag uro gtaht.
(Sft4N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Gncph Minninnlcn.

IS finrb am 4. MIdr5 1907 in fcircr Ietten
8obnlng 6l &pBpile. MO. 5aepb Win1iamen
iinbet Mtttluud, Den 9. Widr5 1907. 1 ltbr giadbs
iEiIiCgs, itGtt. &eiteBung auf benz Srieobufc
Der o~eutfcbcH Stircbe 8u StemnIer'5 Bun. Der.
manote lulb 6rcluoe iino aftunlsbou eiuaela.
Den, bci5uiupbueIt. tG4-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

3u elmer ebr unmobrs
'deinlidyen 9cbouptung bat lid Scr
Heidstog -Ib0eoronete @rober inn
Meid)atog pcritiegen; Die notiolloIli
berale Tortei bo6c lid geleacntli6
Der jilngltcn Gompogne nod Sen
Yer. Stoaten NM 9eiltercrn 81 IT,.
rem @ablfono gepenoet. IS m1rr
tntereiiont, 5t e%riobren, meld)e &c.
ipeilc Sr. @rober fiir ieinc 9ebolp.
tung on5ufiibrcn I'M Stonoe lit. &c
ra0e Der notionoliberolen Eortei bat
cs al Gampagtegclbern lliemols &c.
icblt. Sic bat bic Gertreter Scr
~8rpBlnouItrie uno ocS Sonoels bin.
ter lid, olio Die leiitungsfGbigiten
areiIe Der 9euolterung. GeSbolb lit
IS nidt mobrihcinlidl bob tic Der.
llld)t Bat, Den alin9elbclltel I'M Nils.
lonoe berlum5ureihen. Mit 9eborlp.
tllngcn it's bier nidt getbon. 9cpei.
lc miiiicn 9eliefert merben. Sn ame.
rifn peiB man BON Seiiteuern sltnl
natlonolllberolcn Champagne : Sono
HidtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
ScrmiidJte Nnseisen.

StdDcre Sur fir HbcnmatismnS,
@lteoerretben, Hiidenl1bmn1g II. 10. Iino
Sarbing's Gleftrifhe @iirteI.
(G5-10 gr. Ills, Yurf!9iucuuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Qpnopn Tnrf.

Der tduptjdhlidlite SrtebbDf tn Baltimore.
areaf: $50 gder = Smnierpdbreuber Charter.
gu ieber 3eiI .rreibbar, SIM Gents Sabrs
aeGb bon allen StaottbeiIen. Strabenbabns
gp1gons p%atiren ben Sauptein9nre aue bret
N%tnuten. .ggarmes Bnrte3immer fir SoIfs,
bic ben Srteobof BET roubem Better ~beflchen.
gsScdbnibpIdee gu febr mGbtgen Bretien,
fdnmtIitf inter iorttpdbrenocr 8fleee.
@irrau: @r. 81, @eit'sa sStrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

Gin @unOer begibt Of.
Sic 8roBber5ogc Der bcioen Medlcn.
burg tbun Die 9lbii6t fltno, ibrell
Stootcn cine &crioiiung ST gcbcn.
sic molen HuBlonb nid)t lGnocr
noditebcn, 9is jebt beitonben IN
Den beiOen 8roBber5ogtbiimern Med
lenblrg = Sdmcrin mo .Strelit
nod potriorholiide 3uit1nbc. Cine
Union Der Tr0loten, oos Corps Der
Sitter, Die oitf Den H~ittergiitcrn ol1ge-
lclleL mo 0oS Corps ser 2an0ihoit.
81 Dem Die Gcrtreter Der St1bte &C.
borten, oroncte Die IngeIcgenbeitcn
Der beiocn Stoatcn. .SonoltGnoe"
icbten lid olio aus jc einem 2onb.
rotb jeoeS Der beioen &cr5ogtbiimcr.
einem ritterihoftlifcn Abgeoroneten
aus jebem arcis itno ie eil,em Ibge.
oroneten elmer In5obl StGOte sil-
ionlmen. Sbne SuItimmung ser
StGnoe bari feline rlelc Geroroming
erlollcn lperben, iueld)e bic Yripilc.
glen Der Stdnbc bcriibrt. Scr Mocl
bate nlio in ben beioen Wtcdlcnburg
10 5iemlid allies ST. iogen; Dos &olt
10 gut iuie ni6ts. Die beiocn 8rpb.
ber5ogtbiimer moren IN politild)en
9ingcn ifmer riiditGnoig. Sni&eids-
toge lit oieic HiidIt1noi0feit oft sur
Sprodle 0efommen nnb %benGn9elt
morocn, ALIEN ein Hedt Der Ginnii-
idltng in bic inncren Nngclcgenbei-
ten eineS @unbeS StuoteS Itebt DEM
Geid)stog niht SIT. &ier bot 9iss
marf mir tau ieggen, bot NAL Elm
Wcdlenbnrger geiogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

Ser Is California Gem o.
frat" ld)rcibt: ,Ginen bodlt fonti.
ld)en Ginorld mod,t eS, menn unierc
Segislotorcn IN sacramento, nod)-
Dem lie ielber nit SeiBbunoer allen
HobnL, Den lie MIR erreid)en fonnten,
bon Der Milh abgeid)ledert boben,
Jest moroliide Acknowledgment be.
fomnen mo oofiir iprefen, onb
filnfti96in nid)t mebr, ols $500 pro
Gag fir Die l~lnfoiten Der 2egislotur
bemilli9t lperoen loqen = cine bobin
gebenbc 9eItimmung ioll olS Imen.
dement, in Die Contribution aufgenoni,
men meroen. &iibreno 5ugleid unb
crbebeno mar es, mie idon Die Serren
babel lprad)cn. Seuotor Curtin Jag
te, eit Senator iolte leinen 2obn
nidt in Dem SalGr ieben, ionbern III
ben itonen Grinneruneen at ieine
Sbdtigfeit, unb Wolfe trot oafiir eill,
oaB Curtin es ebrlid) genleint babe,
benin CT babe bic Sbrdnen in ieiten
Iltaen 0eieben. ,@ie i6on unO lieb.
lib lit cS, mern 9riiber eintr0d)tig
bei chamber mobncn," beibt es in Der
9ibel. Gber Der boie goIfsmlno
ipridlt: Cine &rdbe bodt Der anne.
rem Die Iligen niht onsl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
GGriltian NsiQcr,
Tubn Scrmig e Sp9n,
2etfen6citatter uu6 Ginbalfamirer,
Y.r. 20OS, Srleans.S Giraffe.

OWtIWUt ItUHTF' WF' IJ~Ft viii H-VUtHHt.
Siablanbtpiuu, Yaltimure.G uuutp.
g8ir 6aGeit in unierer langen Embellishments
glrin ullb 9ieih %beeroigt. Siub NIT g~eringem
Brofit 8ufricoeII. Iie ~feiniteu auti6en e~elietert
fir Sod8eiteIL l,1terbaIttlaeil ino anoere Sc
Iegenbeitcn. 0eioe Telephone. (Wat2s,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

GoiulanS's tiirfiIdje SGber,
Ganltable. g%sbaube, RotaHit seeen. etsts often.
tIup22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

Cine Nem Dprfer &uru
ntod)t Die Sircftorcn Der n9tCiu Oor-
fer @entralbubn" iiir Die &otaitropbC
pom rs. Sebruor perantlportlidl ipc-
5ieQ 0oS Contributions mn 0oa Be.
trlebss 0epnrtcmcnt. Tlu Itrcftorillnl
limo 5lpci %onocrbilta, @iQinm Hot.
fcicllcr, Gboltuccp Wt. GcpGp, 5. =.
Morgon, Souc3 Stiumor uio oltoc-
re 6inan5grobcn. Sb man ibncll
mobl etDas tblln miro?
Sn Nem.9 Off bat Of Der
%Iogenonnte y6euer.9 Grill" bel cincm
9rollOe in elmer S6ule wicoer Cit
mol gI6n5cn0 bcrpGbrt. @Gbreuo Die
6lanumen bod ans Dem God) i6llt-
gen nno 3inlnter uno @Gnge iid) nit
Goltd filQten, morIdirten bic $500
Sdiiler IN boiler SrOnunQ l1ntcr Der
Siibrltllg oes 2cbrcrperionols ouf Die
Strobe. Sbne i%torenoen 3piifens
foa fomen gQe ms 6reie. Gs gc6t
gtid)tS iiber cine quite 9is5iplin in
Ser S6ule.
Senator Spponer pom
MlSconlin tritt 5ltrild, nm ais Nn-
malt mebr @el0 81 ncrOienen ais
ibm Scr SenotorcnpoIteu e%inbringt.
Plus @olbington miro nGmlid) berid-
tef, Oob ooS, mas iidJ Der Senator
iriiber crnorben, in u1giinitigcn So
pital-NnlaGen sum groBtcn Gbcil
lpieoer uerloren gegongen JET. llno
Dos poiiirt eincm 10 flugcn aopf mie
Spooncr! Gas Spridmort ioot al
lerOingS, BOB oud) Ole tlltgen Siib=
lter neben oos Nelt legen.
Sn btngton muroe
Oieler Gage Elm 8criid)t in ltmlollf
geicbt, Senotor Elott bon Nep.0orf
iuoQc Dem @eiipiel ieincS G%ollegcn
Spooner iolget uno cbenioQs reiil.
llircll. Ter olte SrlItfreunO mndtc
Sem @criidt ober balo Elm Gnbe uno
crflGrte: Cine 2iige ser ihlimmiten
Sorte, 0ob ih reiigniren modtcl"
Sein Sermin lGuit crit IN 5mei Sob
rem ob, un0 in Oieier Belt muB Sr.
Elutt bod Die >Slltereiicn Der GrprcBs
@eleQid)often mo nnoerer Monopolc
bclhilben.
Gor Dem 9e5irfS0erih c
IN @len bate ii6 Der Hus
Ieltr SeopolO 8alBner 81 uerontpors
ten neil cr Dem Wtcd)nnifer Sronj
Gina m1bren ocincS 8ortlpcdiels
}ltgerllfen bate: sc g'i6eerter 9lff,
Jengens booen!" Ser 9id)ter mofte
alSglcidsperiuhe, o6er Gina iogt:
,Gr bat mir 5ltgerufcn gegens bo0en,
OaS loB / mir net g'foa'n; iebt bel
pera SobrcS5eit." = Mi6ter: r9tlrr,
man gebt ia olld I'M gsinter bo0en,
III luormeS @oiicr." - Ger @elei.
y@b 10, 10 Bot or Dos net
] mant, CT hat 0'n1ont / ioQ ms
StronlbnO geb'n, neil Dos jest MIR
ia, unO Dos ioll CT mir
buoBen." Gem Gid)tcr blic6 ni6ta
gnbereS iibrig, cr mn,Bte ocn 10 idref=
lid) Die 2cutc bclei0igenOcn Huieur III
,cbn aroncn Celebrate p~erllrtbeilen.
So" io0tc Der in iciner gbre mieocr
0crgelteatc njeBt fam er Don mir
l!tS tltoll, ipoS CT mill"
3n elmer iebr unmobr.
'deinliden 9cbouptltng bat lid Der
Observation-Disclosures 8r0ber i'm
lfeidstog pcritiegen; Die ~notionolli-
berale Tortei babe li6 0eleocntlid)
Der jiingitcn Gonpoane nab Sen
Ser. Stoaten nm @%eiltencrn 81 if.
rem Moblfpn0 gcluen0et. SIS uGrr
lutereliout. M crfohrpu mpld,p Vrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

"a liegen lie d iebt unl
Den 9ciib Der .GbriItiom Scicnce"-
NpoItclin Worp @otcr GOOp IN Den
&ooren. Is bonbclt lid rnbei uni
picle MiQioncn. Gle Science Der
@loubenSfur > @riinOerin bot iid Of
fen6or mebr ollf ooa N%nIommcln BON
Millionen eritredt, oIa ouf bic &llren
Ourf ben @louben. Sic bot ca Der.
lton0en, Die glall6igcn ShGflein 5u
ihcren. llnb jett glollbt ni6t cinmol
ibr eiGcner Sobn mcbr, %ionOcrn flogt
olf Den Wammon ser Otlttter. Sn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bort Der @loltbc
allf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Baltimore Nrtcftiu- Nocntur.

Spnnonuer g. Sdlmiot
Orilber bel Smttb. SSeit 4 2oons). SOB Galuert
Suilotns,, y. & Z. uno no. Telephone.
(Wtur80-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

Nun fonnEr Giiocnt& ..
iepclt nei,n Wonote obre Congress re.
9icren. Seio miro ibm ooS nidlt
tom, Oo linn icine &rciic in Der 3eit
nidt pom aopitol aus seitort per-
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

0u&gro6ebcuu an Somni-
ca bat MIN idIieblid) 0lld) nod Den
@ouoerteur Der &niel, ben pielge-
non1ten Smettenbonl, me9gefegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

5 bnG. 81 odc clleriit q Of
Georgia 9~cueiIt. &or ieiner 9lbfobrt
wurOe er natiirlih DON &cportern
ausgefrogt luno ertldrte gebeimniB-
poIl, ooB er etlpos in G%rpaglng babe,
mos oem Gublifuw 81 grobem &c.
gen gereihen merpc. @oS 9nS lei,
Ooriiber idmieg iit Der Mite aus.
@iu er am gnoe Dem Eublitum in
3ufunft oos G~etrplcum i6enfen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

scr nnQltc Oeuf d)c
Ncihatogs . abgcor0nctc lit Der
S6loiier Seperiu0 Der IN SiclcfcIO
gclu6blt worOcn lit. Gr lit crit y
Sabre alt mo iiegte bel Der Sti@mobl
iiber ber friiberen @anOelSminiiter
M0Qer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06


3u Sen AM leBten W o n
tag oltSgeI6ie0enen GunOes- Scnatos
rem geborcn Yladburn Don &entudp,
0rpOcn bon Nem-Scricp, 9llboiS BON
3oobo, Garmod bon Gcnnelice, Sat-
tcrion BON Colorado, Glort pon Won-
tonu, 8errp bon NrfnnioS uno Nuee
Don Gclomore. I'm ucri6ieOenc Die
icr @errcn it's uidt ldooc. G5
fonrmt ober ielten etmos 9ciiercS
l1oh. Sm HeprGieutontenbouie miro
man bcionberS Den oIten @roSpenor
BON Ohio milien, ser DOM 40. bis sum
50. GongrcB icinen Niitritt in @ui6.
in9ton uertreten bot.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
CHICK CHAT.

Fine. clean grit should be the first
thing eaten by little chicks.
Early maturity for market means
considerable in making up the profits.
Fetch says the light brahma will
grow q broiler to weigh two pounds
at eight weeks of age.
A pound of naphthaleen dissolved in
a gallon OF coal oil makes an excellent
lice psint for the roosts.
Stale (but not moldy) bread moist
ened with milk is one OF the best first
foods for chicks and ducklings.
A poorly bred thoroughbred is
worse than a scrub. Scrub treatment
will make scrubs OF thoroughbreds.
Stale and dirty water is frequent
cause OF bowel trouble in the early
youngsters: provide clean water in
clean dishes.
The Spring chicken" should be
hatched not earlier than February, nor
later than May. The market weight
Is two to three pounds.
Strong parents make strong chicks
--strpns chicks ara active and quick
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
QUEEN RAISING.
Nursery Cage for the Matching Of Vlr-
gin Queens.

An English bee expert, Mr.. Sladen,
has recently published in the British
Bee Journal a description OF his i'm
proved nursery cage for queen-cells
and virgin queens. He says:
My improved nursery-cage for the
Matching OF virgin queens and FOR
holding them until they are distribut-
ed 10 the nuclei is illustrated in the
cut The ripe queen-ceu is held in
position by the wire-cloth sides, which
can be easily adjusted 20 grip secure
ly queen-celis OF any size. The cage
opens on new principle. which
makes the insertion or removal Of the
queen-cen or OF food for the queen ex-
peditious and easy. The cage hangs
between the combs some distance
from the top by the stout wire shaft.
the bent portion OF which rests on the
top-bar OF one OF the frames. The
pupa, or queen. is thus kept warm
between brood. and this is very impor-
tant In the cold nights OF May and
June. The cage itself Is Of the small
est possible size. so that a number OF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
HENS. MOTHERS FOR eosLINes
Directions for Hatchins and Rearing
Them.

The first thing 10 consider IN hatch
ing goose eggs under hens is never
to put more than three or four under
a good hen. More cannot be covered
properly. Confne the hen TO a fair
sized run with her nest inclosed in
some quiet place. Keep a dish of
pure water. also one OF grain. where
she can help herself Dust her well
three times with lice powder and re
move all clean eggs after seventh day
When the goslings hatch give the
most careful hen four to six. Confne
the hen and goslings in a shady grass
run. Give water in a drinking foun-
tain that the young ones cannot get
into and one that can be washed clean
inside and out
The yard must be changed often
enough TO have good, soft grass all
the time. Grass is the best goose
food. If easily obtained give bread
and milk with small amount of shorts
and meal mixed with for first week.
Also add a fifth rolled oats TO the
feed. After the first week, suggests
Orange Judd Farmer. increase
amount OF shorts and corn meal. also
add little beef scraps. After the
hrst month they can be fed mostly
on shorts. corn meal and oats. with
about fifth OF the feed compound of
beef scraps Plenty OF grass. good
but not too much feed. clean coops
and pure water all the time. will make
the goslings larger than the hen at
one month old.
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them can hang side by side between
two combs without widely separating
the combs. and one or more OF the
cages can be- inserted or removed on
turning back the quilt without lifting
out a frame. The part &C" may be
made OF tin plate or or celluloid. With
the latter material the queen and
Queen-cell can be easily seen inside
the cage while IL is closed. At IT.
and Nv" are shown different kinds
OF shafts
This cage can be used. II required,
as an introducing-cage The candy
hole is covered with a tin slide.
which. when pushed 10 one side. en-
ables the bees TO liberate the queen
by eating through the candy.
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SOLAR WAX EXTRACTOR.
Rays Of Sun Used in Rendering the
Wax.

A solar wax extractor is needed In
every apiary and several are kept run
ming In many large apiaries. Extract
ors which render wax by steam are
also used. To the latter class belongs
the improved Swiss wax extractor.
This improvement. invented In Swift
zerland and improved in America, con-
sists OF tin or copper vessel with
a circle Of perforations In the bot
tom near the sides TO let in steam
from 4 boiler below and within this
upper vessel another receptacle-the
comb receiVer-made OF perforated
zinc. Within a few years wax extract
ors employing the heat OF he sun and
kssS--a as solar eXtractors have come
into general use. The essential fea-
lures In all the forms that have been
devised are a metal tank with "A
glass cover and usually a wire cloth
strainer under which is placed the re-
ceptacle for the wax. the whole so ar
ranged as TO enable one 20 tilt It at
such an angle as will catch the direct
rays Of the sun. The effectiveness of
the solar extractor is increased by
having the glass doubled and adding
a reflector. such as a mirror OF
sheet OF bright notwithstanding
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COOP FOR HENS AND CHICKS.
Type of Construction Used by Ontario
Agricultural Station.

The authorities of the Ontario Agri-
cultural college have devised a coop
which they recommend for the hen
and chicks. 1t is 50 devised that Il
gives plenty OF air both day aud night.
and during the night in particular
can be so closed that small animals
cannot get in to disturb either hen
or chicks. A good idea OF the front
OF the coop is shown at A in the &C
companying illustration.
The upper part is covered with wire
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Preserving Ecqs.

The usual way Of preparing water
glass for storing eggs is 10 dilute ono
part OF silicate of soda In ten parts
OF pure rain water. The eggs. which
must be strictly fresh, are placed in
a stone crock or wooden tub. and the
solution poured upon them. A cool
cellar is the best place TO keep the
jar Waterglass. or silicate of soda
can be secured At most druggists at
10 to 80 cents a pound. Eggs will
keep in 1t. if fresh when put down. for
six months or year This method
is considered one Of the best known
for preserving eggs.
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RS AND INTEREST THEM IN THE PLANET.
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shown in c. The size may be made
60 suit the owner. but Il has been
found by the Ontario authorities that
a coop two feet high in front. Is
inches high in the rear and two or
three feet long works very satisfac-
torily. The portion OF the coop cover
ed with wire netting is one foot wide.
AS shown at c. the front Is nova
BILE so that when the chicks are large
enough the hen can leave the coop
during the day time.
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Mortality Among Ducks.

The causes OF mortality among
young ducks may be summed up as
follows: Overhead. dampness, get
ting wet. lack OF grit. gray head lice,
sudden showers. delayed matches. ex-
posture 10 sun. lack OF fresh water.
drinking vessels too shallow, and
breeding out OF condition.
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A Willing sIqner.

Lady-Say, little man. don't you
wish to sign this pledge which binds
you to never smoke cigarettes the
rest OF your life?"
Boy-That | will. lady; in a hurry.
to. I've always been against them
cofnn-nails. Good. big. healthy cigars
for me, every time.-Judge.
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Surnrlsinc-

1t is surprising how many people,
church goers. and. as a rule good peo-
Pile. are willing to pay for a secret by
which summer eggs can be preserved
to be sold in winter as fresh. Be
above such dishonest practices.
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growth -Quick growth makes the
Juicy. meaty broiler and rooster.
Set two hens at the same time:
chen: II the hatch is not large. all the
chicks can be given to the mos
motherly hen and the other set again
or given her liberty.
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Secondary House for Brooder Chicks.
netting and the lower part with stats
so that the chicks can come in or go
out at will. b is board which is
made to at over the Stats and can be
fastened in place by thumb buttons
on either side OF the coop.
a good idea OF the end sections Is
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