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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
CANDIDATES PAYING
No COMPLAINT or THE COMMIT
 TEES ASSESSMENT.
The Annosmcement of Congressman Clayton For Delegate Adds Inter-
 est to Contest.

The narae of Congressman Henry n r1ayton. of the Third Alabama DIS trict has been added to the list ot candidates for delegate-at-large to tne National Democratic Convention. HIS annouucement came yesterday after ne had been consistently mentioned for the race.
 Congressn1an Clayton is regarded as A strong candidate as he enJoys statewide acquaintance. There is some talk of the Alabama deiegauon uniting on Congressman Clayton as temporary chairman of the Denver convention and urging other southern deleRations to support him for such position.
 This brings the total of candidates for delegates at large up to f.Na mus all cannot win tho race as there IS room for only four of the delegates-at-large. The other candidates are Captain E' w. Booker, of Birmingham, John W. TomIinson, of Birmingham; Congress- man T Thomas Heflin, of LaFayette, and Rufus N. Rhodes. of Birmingham. Captain Booker was in the cits Tor while yesterday. having come down to qualify for the primary. He paid the entry fee of $50.
 The first candidate in the State Democratic primary who peid tho entry fee set by the State Campaign Com 1T J. Hail, of Montgomery. candidate for Congressman of the Second District He was recedpted by Chairman H s. D. Mallory of the Campaign Committee The other candidates are expected to remit the assessments steadily from
 now until the ballots are prepared.
 There were heard no complaints yes terday on the action of the Campaign lConmtttee regarding the assessments
 to meet the. expenses of the primary. Thare seemed to be e general feeling lof Natisfaction over the basis of pro- ratiIfIx the assessments and the fees are believed to put the race in the | reach oE all aspirants. r- Little tof interest attaches to the | meetiy.g pf the Executive Committee of tie Shcond Congressional District | to be held in Montgomery March 9. l The formal call has been issued as | was stated in yesterdays Advertiser. but nothing will be done other than obey the mandates of the State Execu- | tive Committee which left but little Ieeyyay to subordinate committees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
.IS ONE OF S0UTHS OLDEST DISTHLERIES

Tn another part of today's paper ap- pears an advertisement of the oldest whisluay distilleries in the Southern States, which are located up in Lynch. burg. Tenn. and are owned by "old Jack Daniel" who is celebrated far and wide as a ctstiIler of fine whiskies.
 This concern distills what is known and famous all over the United States as strictly Pure Sour Mash Lincoln County whislkey." and these goods were so excellent as to receive the gold medal at the St. Iouis ExposI- tton in 1904. as we'll as at the Inter national Exposition at Liege, Belgium, in Is0b.
 On account of a State law in Ten nessee.S which prohibits the shipping of jugs and bottles from Lynehburg, Mir. Daniel is compelled to use Nashville as a distributing point for his goods, but nevertheless the goods are virtually shipped direct from the distillery.
 Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
ENORMOUS LEMON CROWN
 NEAR THE HEART OF CITY

Henry Englehardt'a Tree Produced
 Lemon Weighing One Pound.
 Tn his yard. SIS Monroe street Henry Engiehardt, a we'll known citizen of Montgomery, has grown an enormous lemon. The lemon weighs exactly one pound
 It is twice the size of the average orange. If 1t had grown a little lar ger it would have been something like a small pumpkin. Only three lemons grew on the tree, all of unusual size, the largest weighing one pound. IL Is possible that larger lemons have been grown in Montgomery or other sections of Alabama, but they have not been put on exhibition.
 The success of the tree in Mir. Engie- hardts yard, indicates that with prop CT care family could grow In Mont gomery its own supply of lemons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
REVIVAL AT SAMSON.
EvanxcIlsf Ray Is Preaching at Bap-
 kzsf Church-

Exnnxellsf Ray 10 Preaching at bap~
 fzza Church-
 Samson. FeB.. zs--f D---A series of meetings began at the Baptist Church last night and will continue for several days.
 Baptist State Evangelist Ray is as- eistinK the pastor. Rev. R. M Hunter and much interest is manifested.
 The Democxatic Exncutive Committee has ordered two primaries. the first on the same date as the State primary and the second in July. Heretofore the county primaries have been under the plurality rule but the candidates favored the ma5otffy rule and the com nfttan a6 oruereG
 M ia rurnaxe1 that the few Populists ana RepnhIfcahs in the county will have a ticket in the field for county ofxicSrs; But Geneva county is now s0lidly Democratic.
 Frank valentine, young attorney from Clayton. .haa moved to samson
 There Is an epidemic of Ia grippe in this section and while no deaths have reMaltad the physicians are kept busy administering to the afflicted
 The large saw mill of Robbins ana Mecomsin Lnmher Company has re- stunned operations after being closs0 down for several weeks for repairs. The mill gives, employment to a large number of men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
BANKRUPTCY COURT
<r.r<ur ruocnEss mADE IN SEW
 EnAE CASES.
n5rx. cr.19hrxx sx Allowed to Ffie Cfafra Ama1nns Her n 1xushnndss Estafe.
 No Anf1on An Other

There warc but few developments in me bankrnnfey suits before the referee fl hnnSrupfny yesterday. By oroer ot ,fudae Thomas c. Jones. Mrs R. A Gull berR. whose husband was thrown into hankrupfcy soHat days aEc with .sry heavv schedule of liabilities and httie securlty. was allowed to join n tne nroceedings and proponnd her clam 10 the referee.
 Indae Jones also made an order 70 niIosv fhe receiver 10 dispose of the ! ssfferfs of cnlberg which he lett behind. at public auction, The receiver VIII. therefore conduct the sale at noon on Wednesday.
 All action in the matter of the bank ranfcv Of Abe Well was yesterday f,ostpened on account of death In the fnnaily. The first action Of the receiver. Georme III Stuart. win De the taking of stock. This is expected to com n,ence not later than Mondny noon-
 m the matter Of the Dixie Graphite Company nothing win be done until complete schedule of the liabilit1es aud f,e assets Of the firm can De sent to fhe clerk of the Federal Court in Mont 9omery. This schedule Is expected on Monday also.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
coUnr n HAMILTON.
csana ssrx mepsrts Decrease fl


 Hamilton. Feb. 2s--(Spectal)- )--The Circuit Court has just adjourned the regular two weeks spring term.
 Hon A II. Alston presided during the week beginning February IT. and Hon. C P. Almon. Judge of this cir cult presided this week. Many cases were disposed of especially on the criminal docket.
 The Grand Jury in making it's report said i've are glad to report no homi- cldes committed since the last grand jury and while many alleged viola tions of the law have been investigated by us we find an apDreciable decline in illicit sales Of liquor--an offense which has been heretofore 50 open and r1otorious fn tfis county.
 Sixty-one true bills were returned into court sss-slasA
 T7aisys oauahiates are making claims for the support of the Democratic voters of the county for May IS, 1908.
 Announced in the local papers are three for Tax Assessor. three for Tax Collector. four for County Treasurer, one for County Superintendent of Edu- cation. and two in each the second and fourth commissioners district.
 This Is supposed tobe about one-half tiie number that will run of the dif- ferent offices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
Sale Boys 1Uasb Suits

Boys Eek Hats, in the ever popular tele- scope and crush shapes color range includes pearl, brown, black and weazk shades Plain and fancy bands. Upwards SIPS.
 Children's little beauty" Underbodies. with and without hose supporters. upwards 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

We are showing a complete Ene of new corsets. designed for spring and summer wear. The C. B. a la Spirite and Memo shown by us .exeluswe- ly.' With hose attachment, Lipsva:ds $l.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
new gcrsets and Underwear

Infants Swiss Ribbed I-isIe Thread Wrappers. high neck. long sIeeves. me quaiity.. at Bic.
 Children's 6ne spring weight high neck. long sleeve Cotton Vests, at 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

For extensiveness and variety. this line of Boys Wash Suits is the greatest we've ever shown. Materials: Pique. Denim. Linen and Madras, in blue. tan. white and many color combinations: sizes l-2 to l0; Russia and Sailor styles. We offer mothers the special buy ahead and saw" price of upwards o9c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

up-to -date rum still with compiete fix tures. together with about three bar reis of beer and about five gallons or rum All were buried in a large pile of saw dust. something in the shape of a house having been built under the saw dust for the purpose.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Dolly Warden and Dresden patterns. iu Swiss, Batste and organdie. These ss values worth up to 25c. Special fQA Monday at ... ... =. ... ~
 Extra sheer and airy white Wasting in stripes and pIaids. Extra 1OA 35c values. special at .. :. -. %TX
 Imported Batiste. beautiful plaids and dainty stripes. in all the leading 0AM shades; 35c value at ... ... A4E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
FOR PAINTING FOUNTAIN.
City Eneinerr Gilchrist Has Asked for
 nlan.

An interesting feature of the agita- tion over the painting of the fountain on Court Square Is the fact that@ctty Engineer A. R. Gilchrist has asked for bids for the contract of painting it It iS expected that replies to his requests will be received quickly.
 What colors the fountain will be decked in has not yet been determined. Women of Montgomery have signihed to Mayor Teague that they incline to- wards bronze and brown and is quite probable that their wishes VIII prevail Other colors have been sug- gestea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
CAPTURED A STILL.
Rssa Made By offIccrs Near Aliens
 NFfKl

foffee Springs, Feb, 29--(Special) --- United States Revenue officer, J. R. Ware. and United States Deputy Mar shat. A J. Collier, of Brundidge. with their crew. made quite an important find in the shape of rum still. Fri day morning. at Aliens Milf. about six miles southeast of Coffee Springs.
 Only one of the alleged owners was caught lie being ". F. Howell. well known in that section
 if seems that a woman of that com ntuuEty who had been given consider able trouble by the still. had notified fise officers and they. by the aid of an outline aEle had sent them, found an
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
Boya chief Clerk. ,

In yesterdays issue of The Adver- tiser the mistake was made of saying that l. B. Chatheld was appointed to the position of Chief Clerk to the State Treasurer. He was named clerk by the State Treasurer but it ls subord. being creditably filled by Charles B. Boyd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
Farmern Have Corn.

Fort Payae Journal.
 Farmers on Lookout Mountain are bolding their corn for 70 eenta and win probably raise on that before long. As they made an extra good crop or the grain last year, they may be said 10 be strictly in the light.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Ladies high neck. long sleeves. iighl weight Cotton Vests, sizes { to .. .pecial 25r
 Ladies Lis1e Thread. high neck. long sleeve Vests, soc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
TCE CREAM.

For TOday'a DeoseRt. With Spring in the air like this naturally we think of sOmetIaA1g nice and cool for the dinner. Ice Cream beats everything. ARy flavor you want at
 RANDY KITCHEN. Hinds and Hyatt, Phone 55.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
WOMAN SERVANT ARRESTED.
She is Charged Vita Stealing SEQ from
 NFFmfreaz.

Patience Ellsberry, a negress. was tried yesterday in the Recorders Court on the charge of grand larceny, and was bound over on a bond of $250.
 Patience, who worked at the resl. denee of Mrs. Pru.tt, 530 South Hull Street. was charged with the theft of SEQ. The time of the supposed theft was Feb, 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Whe facts as act out in the aaver- fIsesnenf of ahe local Coal Dealers In teslnS's paper are worth your eareful consideration. Wiil save you 50 per cent In cost of your fuel. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
HENLY's CASE DISMISSED.
Recorder Released slightly wounded

The caso of Clinton Henly, who. FIT dav night shot at oficers Hammond and Patrick. was tried yesterday after-N noon in the Recorders Court. the charge being assault with intent 70 murder.
 1t win be remembered that upon pc ing halted by the officers, Henly a tempted to escape. using ms pso' h,,t svaa sI.Rhtlv wounded and cap tured. The case was mol pressed,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
Feature Bargains---Prce Reductions.
Sewing lime.

Every week the opening the Wash Goods Section has steadily advanced sales. This show that the exceptionally low and that the display represented hahs gandat Gn Montgomery has known.
 Study these prices Othats satisfactory way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Women's Patent Kid. dull quarter. CO., Ionial ties with extension soles Cuban heels. The beautiful "Nymph" at .. .$4.00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
Spring Oxfords
Women $ Spring Oxfords
New Styles.

For Monday we show two very exclusive styles in Women's Oxfords---tan and patent kid. Your in- spectiOn will give you glimpse of the fashionable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Extra smooth and pretty quality of Indis DimGs iRsassorted cheeks and 4QN&s stripes Special at ... ... ... W
 A cleanup Monday of lot of liner Suitiag and VoiIe. left over from last year worth from z5elo 50c. the t1IM yard. Monday special !. :. ..lAI
 Extra smooth quality of India ItA Linon. worth l5e. special at :. :. H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Your mail-orders are safe here. We refund the money fl you are not entirely satisfied. The promptness is feature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Samples in all Spring lines sent out promptly upon request. All letters given prompt stten- tion Write us for anything you may need
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-28
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that | The under.
signed Administrator OF the Estate OF
Gottlieb Cumper, deceased, by virtue oi
an order of the Propate Court OF GaSco-
made County, Missouri, bearing date the
18th day OF August 1908, have taken
charge OF The Partnership Estate OF Gum
per Bros. late of Gasconade County, Mis-
souri,, OF which Firm SAID Gottlieb Gum
pose Of administering thereon.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of said GLmper Bros. are required
to exhibit them to me Tor allowance, with.
in one year from the date OF said order, or
they will be forever barred, against the
Partnership effects administered
HERMANN GUMPER,
Administrator OF Gottlieb Cumper, decea-
sed, in charge OF the Partnership estate of
Gunper Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-28
Mutton.

Ter nnter6eiductc miro ouI ieiner 6arm
5A Wleilen itioweit BON Berger, ia Yieiler
bon Sermam unb VI WteiIe Iiibpit bon
G%Ienosbnr9 9eIegen, am
Sreitaa ben IL. September, 1908,
iolgenoeS perionlibe Gi9entbum aui 0Ffent,
ltdIer Nuttion pertauIen.
. brdune Stuieu, 2 lhnar3e S'uten, /
Giel, 8 Giibe, 3 Hinber, l Bull, 4 Stlere, u
Sd)afc, 4 Whitteridrpetne. l Sber, 25 eau,
fer, 10 9uS. Siibner l Sarmpa9en, / nieo,
riger Wagen nit 9eiteu, l 9uggD, / Spriu9,
lpa9en, l 9inoer, SGemoI6ine, | Disc,
l %GuItioator, 2 ShuufelpIii9e, l 3.pieroe.
plug, /. gluIbred)pIIu8. 4 pIliige, = Ge9en, l
l 66dielidlncioer, l pubmiible, . Sd)Iitten,
1 SioermiibIe' uno preiie, = Sett Dagen-
p~feroeacibirr uuo mebrere Gets anoereS
Srid)irr; IS Subren Seu, II gfer Ulais
tRorn). l 2odoIeu, 3 SeiSoieu, l Sdrptge.
pebr, 2 gtrIIeS, uuo IonTtise 9ldcrgetdtbe,
Iciuie 6auS' uno ~Riitenmohel.
phil. . o Il.
9eoin9ungcn; qle Summen BON So unb
lpeni9rr 9aar, iir 9roBere Summen II
0lonate areoit 9e9en Vote NIT auertdnnter
Siderbeit.
Rein 6egenitono bari %entiernt ,peroeH bis
SeoiT9un9en erliut iino.
Solte es an oieiem Gage resner. itnoet
Der 9ertaui am ~ioI9enoen Gag ftatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-28

StOnp3i q. 0lebetagteu
@beleute .. 3. 8arIiabt limo Ia Se,
aIeitune ibres &uteItIuoeS nad Sbe-
bopean, Bls., Iereiit UNI bout Sierra
&ariteot's 3wei 8riiber mette ct felt
AZ Sabren niHt eeiebeu, gu beiuhen.
DIE Dreiherleute Weger q VII,
lemonn labea mis. Der IN ibr sod
etnidiaaenOen rbeit in oieier geacb.
baritait aufgerdumt,
peri uuO Nrau hilbert 5iihbaf los
tDie 5rau 2era @drtbirstOn. Don Ct.
aouis, iiro bier bel Der 5amtlIe I'm.
STEER 81 Seiud.
Gin ih6nes, pom teIten Better
begnnitietes sablrtih he udjtea
MiE,onsief paroe oOrsetern bier
in Der CD. ct. Socobi airHe sefeiert
Bon nab unb fer, iuaren lie eetom.
men bic t,eben RiflOnsfreuube un
bic lBDrte Der Grbnuuna unb auf.
muntsruna 5u b6reu, uno aud ibr
SderRein fur bic snte beisutraaen
Rebaer am 8ormittaa paren bic
laftoren Sueomeger uno Stuerter,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-28

am Na4mittaa aueterer, @reuter
atO Bebrens, 8aitOr 5huls BON
Charlotte oerInb ben a~itaraottes
olenft Der &ir6enfor uuter Der
iebs fdbigen 9eituue oes 8]iriaenben
perm 9enrp ROetbemegeE leiaete
Sdones; Der 5rauenuerein Der 81
meinoe bate fir Spetie uno traut
'nmmtItHer gnUeienoen reibhd
aeiOret, unb SeOermnnn fiblte fib
eeiftt5 uub tiebtid gefdrtt. Die
@emeinoe murbe boz etua Is Sab.
rem BON 8uiUr pos big Berger se.
grlinoet uno mebrere Sabre bebient.
Seit II Sabreu 1T BaitOr u. 8ubn
Seeliorger oer@emeinbe; cine lh5ne
9ernuntge airhe nit grnstDien
2burm, iotpie 8~farrbaus III @taeus
tbum bee @emeinoe uuo 3euaniB fir
elm bnrmpniibcs 3uinmmenmirten.
Semeinoeuur cher linb Sobu SauG.
tie, Beter Sraeber, Sobu 8uermann
uno Senrp Barner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-28

8ttteuberg Gm lebter
Gunntae ruuroe oa8 Jingle 9bflter.
den Oes Serrn S%erntann &Otbemeier
IN bteiieer Guanoetii6er airhe ourdj
9aitur S9ul5 s~etauit uuD erbieIt Die
gsamen 5lora, Sba. 9t(s gaufpatir
funetrte Spa &Otbemeier.
9este 8phe iiberralhten Die
bieiigen iunsen 2eute Die 5rls. Gi35ie
8itte unb 9iIie Rauter gu ibren &C.
burtaee nit einen Surpriie BartD
tppsu Iitb audi Srib 3tmmerlg eiu8es
fuu0en Die Der Nrpeieuben nit Sins
gen fnmos unterbtelt,
- Gu9. 6rtbemeier madte am
9ienitag einen Gisilug nad Union
nm baielbt @eiaafte in Der Circuit
Court gu erleOi9eu.
8as 8eisenbrei6en 1T bier
fertie unO oiele iinO jest reht be.
ihdfttgt Slice gu oreIaen. Der alee
eibt gut aus uno Der Ereis 1T
aud be~iriebi9enb.
8ie mir bbreu nir6 cine uere
Telephone Cine eebaut bon Rpiebuo
nod 8ittenbers unb es miro tuUbl
niht mebr lau9e oaiern iuirb tein
Saus obue eilten 5ernipreder iein,
-9lpiel uub &firiibe iino bier iebr
ipdrGif unO uniere Sausirauen be-
Hagen baB ite ntd1t ben iiblideu 8ors
ratb Giueema9teS einlegen Ton.
men.
Gin 8iBtger meint tuenn man tetne
Butter bat iamiert man teire Orauf.
Gin ihle6ter 9rpIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-28
IS + o b u e.
@urieiert pom
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby Given, that Letters {
Administration upon the Estate of

Notice is hereby Given, that Letters o
Administration upon the Estate of
GOTTLIEB GUMPER,
deceased, have been granted to the under,
signed, by the Probate Court of GaSconade
County, Missouri, bearing date the 9Th
day of July 1908.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them to me
for allowance within one year from the
date OF Said Letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of such Estate; and
if such CLAIMS be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication Of
this notice, they will be forever barred.
HERMAN GUMPER,
July IS. Administrator
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-28
einastonnt werOen ,unnte.

Gm ndhiten sOnntna eiebts
bel 5runt SObuiou, 5reberidsbnra
arOses @ettbnlipief in ueItsm IitJ
oi. 9tOrriioner NIT Dem 1reberid ,.
burger Blues utn bic Sieaeapnlme
mefeu molten. @s miro iutereHant
meroen uno oes 3uiebens wobl tpertb
iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-28
General %Weriammluna.

NlIe 0lit9lteoer oeS Sermanner edarr
ShiiBeh YereiuS Iinb biermit eriutt, Der
Merchandising oieIeS gereius am Wpntue
ben 81, Giu9uit I'M 9ereinS sotaIe beiSupob,
ner, IbeuoS s ubr. oa bic GriuGblune lam.
enilid)er geomten iiir pas nadoIte Sahr itatts
finoen miro.
Sm autra8c oes ,9ereinS
5rls Sang
Setretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-28
,1etiJ.

Die unter5eidmeien MAIDEN biermit be
tomht oob bic am Sitermonta9 su 9tonn
bill, yio, ncu praauiirte pouI-gleroer
@eaenieitiac Seuerperijd,erumeS @eieuId1oi
lett in SraIi 1T, uerpiIidliei uRo bereit 1t al,
le Ge lutte Die ourd) Gener ODER 9lib emf
iteben tnterbalb tbrer Ieielibaii, gu besab,
len.
ale oieieni8eu Die iid) oieier ueucn 6tIeu
td'oti on9eldloiien, uuo iraeno elm Witaiiee
oieier @eieuidnii lpe.dIeS bur6 Seuer ooer
9lls 5u Sbooen fommt, mub o,cicS inner,
halb 4S Stuuoen an bic 5QEatorcH in Den,
Btitritt IN pcIdlem er nohnt, an3nmeloen
aualt alOppeneure.
6reb gpltrtien.
8erdtoren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-28

Vie Farmers @rnius uno Sliuatur
90, bier bat jest Elm neues 5utter
fir Tferbe, Sibe, Shueine unb
8 bafe uuf 2aeer, bas neil aus in
trudenen Beiten eesueenen alfali1
uno Nulafes b~eitebeno, mebr 8ros
tien entbGlt als ireen0 elm anoerer
5utterftof. Radoem oas aliaitn
9%emabIen, peroen 20 bis IS pros.
Wolanes (oom 8epid)t) beiDeeeber;
Der 8rOSeutinb Oieier Mii6una rid.
tet lid nah Der @attune oes gu
%fiittcrnoen 8iebs Die oann 70
g%etuonuene Atiidune fommt ale
3 berr1 3 Nlfatfa Sat aui
ben Martt.
Gircutare bieies neuen Suffers
linn Del Der Farmers. @ratn uno Gles
oafer Co., frei 81 blten.
nus 02n oartn nbge6rudten ger
t%ititaten, Die pom alien gr1Bereu
Stcb5hdtern i'm Geiteu Der ftammeu
1T eriiatIitl, BAT nit oieIem Jutter
aemdItetes Sieb piel idneuer su.
nimnlt als oas auf ole bisbsrtae Art
e~emahete.
Bas bic Irt oer6ltterung betrifft,
10 empfieblt eS iiA, nit pie(eiAt 5
Bfune I'M Sage gu besinnen uub
oanu, itetig iteiaerno oes Yetraa oes
gu fitternoen GOrns eleifm16ia su
%uerringern, bic Die Menee oes ae.
fiitterten Nlinlfl uno oes Sorn's
ie Die Saifte oes gu reitenben tao,
Iiten Suffers auSmabt.
SoGte bas &aubfutter, aus Corn.
Iuooer. gniietaae Dber Simotbp Seu
beIteben, 10. fam oas 4lfalmo fsat
bis gu orei giertel Der a%eaebenen
Gation auSmat]eu.
. herrps Gtfatmo Sat
. d NJ ne Z ergiebt, uenn
iiir gu m%dtenoe Sdmeine al8 She'll
oeS Suffers aeeeben. melt before
&elultate oils tpenn Corn alletn ae,
eeben uirb. Corn als 5etteraeu.
ger hOben &anees Uraurbt elm He-
benfutter um bas idneI erseuate
6ett gu belanrtren uno ben NtuSs
teln uno &uodeu bic 6dbiateit au
seben, bas ihneu oeuOnnene @rtra.
Semitt 81 tra9en.
Set SerIufen, ~ausaeiubrt il b +
Jlebrastn Experiment Station in 2ius
coin puroe be- grOBe Bertb oieIes
ole S4meinemaIt entalttio
entiAieoen. Sc muroe eefuuben, oaB
nenn 80 per Gent 9orn uno 20 pro.
cent Glfalmo eefittsrt puroen, uno
Gbsua Der Soften far lesteres
Der ertraa iih UNI 9 Gents
per Suihel aefutterten 8orns bbber
uts msnn aurn aQein sefiitert
9eSaleiheu Uuroe tetag.
leut. baB bic Strait Der Sufttnucben
ben NIT oemiiaten 6utter ae.
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