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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
SUnncn .9lni- NM 1lntcranna.
Hna yNcttrr.

Sir 0}orDluno mo ocu 0iitritt
Columbia heutc tlar, Dcltte 2lbcna
mo moracn Heaeuiholer; irjihc
iii0ljtc @in0c.
Scbr mornl mar Is Qcitern, uQdl
}luiiht Ser W}cbrbcit Der 4cmonncr
Naltimorc'a lcbr bciB. Die l0ditc
Gcmpcrotur mor 50 @roo lu ) jjnr
9iodmittoQ2 uuO Oi2 uiCoriaitc G3
@ro0 nm 6 llbr M}orAcu2.
&n Den onocrcu 9uu0Cs 2Ecitcr
observation-disclosures mur0cu Die
ioIQen0en b0dytcu temperament
per3cidnct: Goitport GG, EortlouD
G6. Bolton Ct. }llbonu -. Rem Port
rs, Ebilaoelphin -, NtIuHtjc Gin G5,
Cape 0ton II. @oibiuqtou So, )}or
iolf Sc, Nuttcrn9 50, Charlotte ST.
NilmiuQton -, Gborlcitou 50, Ga
Dnunob 50, %odionOiGe 50, %lpitcr
81, sen Ncit So Ntluntu 81, W}out
qnnlcrn -. 9tUU Crlr0n9 IS YuIos
fine 81. 8oIpcIton s., Corpus Gbriiti
81. Mcnlpbi9 s., Cincinnati ..
Eitt9burg 80, G3mclo Is. NuiioIo
Sc, Glenelono Sc, Qctroit 81. Nlpcnu
81, WdrQlcttc 81 @rccn Nup 50,
Chicago IS, Gulut6 y, 1t. Eoul H.
st. @olia s., aouioS Gitp SO.
0moba a. Nlron GO, 9iomord So,
@iQiiton 60. @oprc y, 6clcno SO,
Solt &ofc IS, Qcnpcr II. 9tort9
Elotte y, 9ooac Gin 50, Nmorillo
s. mo Sos Nnaclea - @roo.
goieboIl.-1tc Orioles" ipieI-
ten aeitern 6uei Spicle in Toronto,
pom mcldcn lie ooa critic pcrIorcL
ooa ppeitc ieood) N%cuonnen. Die &C
itriqen Spiclc Der Clubs Scr 0itIidcn
Sina pcrlicicu mic iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
.Scoe HeSe III iiberffiiisio.

menn es iid oarlln banbelt, bab cine
Sbotiad)e FLAIR ST. Gage geioroert
miro. Die demiihe analpie lGBt iid)
ebenio lpenig triiaen, ais oie Iatur
nit iid ipotten IGbt. llnteriidt
8ranf Steil's Bier unS Sbr finbet,
Dap oaiielbe rein uno boil bon Hab.
rungsgebalt i'll.
(Asir3t3 ;JrDt-t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
SebbeI's ein5igcs Nttelier.

8ir baben MIR Elm YtsIier in 8aIti.
more, nnb bas befiuoct fidj In Der
Gtaae SIT ebcner Groe, Nr. 321, Noro.
0ag', nabe Sisb.Str. Ginoer.Ebo.
tuarap9ien cine SpesialitGt. - Seine
Naenten nno feline Ireppen ~ Iteieea.
s. Seb6el. 6. Grni, 0eidaftsfitrer.
(3t5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
nOnrmnnie.Enfe.H

Nr. Ala, @eit:5aDette. Strafe, Garl
SdmiSt, SnBaber. @irsbnrser Spf.
bran frildJ am 3apf. Diners, Sompers
a la carte. Scbcn Samltdg MbenS
Srci-Gunsert. (Mpri[t.tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
Sin 9trrcitnut.

an Der Gdc uou @anoucr. mn
Zee 5trabc miro ciu 1lut0, Der
2c1rcriuucn ruo Sdjjlern cincet
Shrcf c|tuioQtc, ais @cfouacncr
deterioration. r. Ger Nmocllnfua
5td0tQeiprdH.
Gin arntcr bcim0tlloicr Setter ocr
oltf DER &croohtatiite Der toucn Sun.
DC itcbt miro sur Belt in ocm &cllcr
Der 0ifcutlihen Shulc, an Der 9tor0.
melt ode BON @ououcr- mo see Ctr,
fr~itQcboltcL lltO bclttc iou 0criel6c
}1u Ncobohtuma noh Dem NurOc.
pierd] an 0crGulOertous Rooo Qcbruht
lucroeu. @cioatcr 6ruro pcrtriohtc
Ncltcrtt bcinobc ciucu Nouif in 0tc
GbclQclumItCn 5dllIc. &crnuttbltd
iuurOc ocriclbc bcrImAcHcBt bis cr
IN DER Shulc 3uiluMt ildtc uno o0
sur 3cit irocr Sumo. DER lcincn @cls
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ii6cr Sen 3oun uuo ronttc ourd cine
9(Ucn pic0cr an sic @oltimprritro6l.
no lid nm 0irir Belt cine aroFc nm
5obl Ginocr ultf 0cul &cinmc1c port
Der SonntoQ@idulc 6cIon0cn. ST.. q.
8. Ncou uun g}r. tl2, NorosGlrlru
scr oc9 @cNca fam mo sic
aci0brlihc Situation crfnnutc. fuGt.
ben &lnO bei'm Nnl3bono unO trlt0
i'm nod iCturr MobmtnQ. Ger Sumo
ic0oh 10 id)limmL ouG CT Is
gcrotbcu iono, ocnicl6cn micO,r luc0-
illhoffcn, Gr molltc i'm noh icjl,cm
IN 9tr. 3iGS, lt-@ultimIorcitroGc, be
iin0Iidcn &oocn brinQeu, fam obcr
MIR bis 9orcltroBc, ais cr COS Ghitt
nIht nlcbr boltcn tonmtc, Ter Sumo
rNltutp S1t11 nj. ,,tbt G,t,ia ,,,t, NltA,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
QDfalbcrtdDtc ans @aiGingtun.

Gbarlea 3abn'S SelbIt-
moro.
Gbnrlc3 3abn, Elm 8ouidreinCr,
'pon Jtr. tt22. s. Ctr, bcging ON
Sonntag Sclbitnoro, inoem er iidl
I'M Yotomac. 6luiic ertrGnfte. ISni
leBten Nugenblid ihien er feline III.
itberlegte Ibat SIT bcrellen, oeun or
rlei bic EniIunten o1tf ser 9riide luitt
Tim Siilie oil. NQe HettungSperiute
Uorel Dcrgeben5. Ger Soote mur
nidt p%erbeiratbet. llebcr ooS Wotio
5u ieiner Ebot f0nncn ieine @eriuano.
ten fcincn 9IiIihIuB gcbcn.
Rod cine HcbenSmiio G.
Nahbem tie 3ltnor in einem Sdret.
ben ertl1rt buttc, 0aB man ia nid)t
oenfcn Iolc, tie babe ii6 lucgen zines
@urlden umaebrodJt, Oa lie oieie,.
ben olle boiic, beaing Wnp Gitellc
Sole IN ibrer @obnung, Ar. 1926,
&. StroBe, Selbltmoro, inOcm lie lid)
ncrgiitetc. Goa MGohen NOR crit II
Sabre alt, un0 Die 4uge60rigen qloll-
ben, 0oB Die 8eidreibm1g zines
Selbltmor0e9 iiber ci1en 9efannteu
lie jl Der ltniIberleaten Sbot tried.
Wor0pro5cB begonnen.
Ger Qtoropro3eB gegeu @oIton
Fbilip, Sen iu1acn @eieai6oitSlC.
lucI, mcIdcr in @aibington uno Nesu
Yorf cine Goue ipiclte uno Dor eincu
Sabre I'M Nrlingtone0otel nod elmer
Spree" 6ronf Wacobop erid)of.
ilabn1 acItcrn i'm Griminolgeriht lei.
ncn Nnionq. Ter 2ngeflagte nor
0cgen $4,000 @iirgihoit ouf ireieu
SUB gciebt moroen, utlo CT belt iid)
felt iciner 6reiIoiiung ouf Dem 2onb
ollf, 10 ooB CT iebt fuium nod 5u er.
fcnncn lit.
&unOchob in Waibingtor.
Mud IN @oibin9ton lit cine aIlae-
meme Sun0ebob eingetretenJ lett oa,
lelbit cine Nn5abl E~erlonen bon Sun.
oen gcbiIien mur0en.
Scr Ston0 Ser 9altimo.
rer Nnttonolbonfcn.- 7cEl
9eridt 0eS G%ouruntsG ottroleur9 in
MoIbington 5ufolge b~etrugcn Die
@lltboben ser Is 0oltimorer Natio.
nolbanfen 3llr Belt ibrcS lcbtcn Nus.
meiieS, II W}ui, $i0t. 74G,4tt.07. Ger
lteberiduBionO botte cine S6bc po,l
$7,07150i Die unpertbcilten Grofitc
betrltgen 50, 1864. 76; ooS cinbe-
5obltc Nftienfapitol Belief iid allI
$t2,7i0,700, nno oic inoipioucQer
Gcpoiitcn botten sic itottlidc S6be
BON $39,5St 470.63.
Cine epod) c m a denoe 6 r
finoung bat Der Moihiniit G6o5.
$. 9irminQbom bon Mr.. 2227, SIt.
EreltonzS traBe, gcalndt. 9ieieIbe be.
IteDt 0orirt, BOB SUPPER mo 9tidci
III Sanoformcn gegoiien meroeu
fam, poS biSber nid)t gcIingcu
luolltc. Sirmin9bam bot feline g:.
finbnng Dor elmer 0ruppe Eroieiio.
rem Der oSo6nS @opfins .ltnineriitGt"
ocmonltrirt. >Sn 2oltrel, Wo., bat er
cine olte Miible qcfouit, Die er in
cine @icberci %unnponoeln mill. GoS
0ietnll mill er ourf GIeftri5itGt
1d)mel5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

] 80 NJ a. tN,aR.A. Att44tf .ArttntIFR rFfHtf nY..
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o'''. 49, ~, 10, 80, >;o;oltn
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cinitc0t @p,n5hrrih ii sic Un+mig.
ntno 6ei Qir0rrr rina roidcrr MS BEL
crmohirran g}rrionor nntpr Diciag
u]uit9n0pn rrun i'm sic semitic mo
iprpr ,roar 5hpir nos lyrblffrms.
mcrder lid, fir 6pn borrpapnNcn IoQ
ipp,ic0 intcrpiiirt. uodb lSnarrr }cit
or0uI0cu. yVcnn iih nod, tmci W,
chen feline onuptnmc = 5oDpufa
rinitcgru. il f1lrucn mir II hrn err.
item Npiiumucn mi @cnrilru1 hir.
acbcn"
7cr 5r,, n~,ord,o,. ,os fro;,,o mS>.
Ae, M, i, -, |u,Sonfar.h -, Err
,crtor, franirt ms or, o,I,o, ,tcn
ocr+ So. 9.,a,,,h. - io5, Thcr,rn,.
0ai, ho5 5hirr nm 5p0mrth litt a.
u. IS. Qcirlc miro Sen 8ooopcr 6cure
ocnou oli 2purcn BON IoInmith prij
len. Ger Sumo mor Giocntbum bon
Arn. Charles Npuic, cinc5 Soll5mua.
Icra, non g{r. Is, gtorn l}inc 5trorc.
Nr. 9}nuie lit NIT ser Ioulllic c1a
GcirrmOct. NM cmpiinOrt Dohrt
ocu WoriaI Geino6e cbenio ihlium
ais sic oe6nQitiotrn Gltcrn nc3 ocbii.
irucn Shines. Gr olanbt icood nibt.
0aG Der Nuno an Eomputb lit. 2,ic
err crfl6rtc, lit ooa Ibicr BON iunocn
Scutcn in unbciuotcr y}ciic M H,lut
ncf6nIpicn nlibbrolld,t morocn unS
crit poriocn IomlcrItoa ioQ cr in
elmer @irtbidloft an ser Q}inc Stroii,
an cipem in(d,cn 3ompf tbciloeunm-
men hobcn. A}odocm Der <nn Die
ficinc &cnrictto g2i1i5 ocbiiirn 6otta.
lplr0c cr BON elmer oroben Wtcniheu
nIcnoc pcrfolat, uno Oog ocbcht,
Gbicr iuhtc bel laincnl 6crrn }r
inrht, Dem Is ole &6noc lcdtc ltno
irob ut icin idien, ais Is inn Stol.
lutcrocbraht uor.
SCR rhirr,d,,,t Wcrci, hot =, 1or,,.
0rr Gorpnoor,r oc,cn ~hcrrenfoic 5r,.
So opitrrn ri,,on ncitrrn, gaoorn mi,
.A,mnriSnorrn IN Ticnlt oritrot ,n,,
Sic q,,li,c; II ncr Woioujh,it i, II.
rem Wcitrchen. Bic Stont BON ser
Sunocplooc III rciniocn. nod, Nr6itcl
Gchiililih. N}oridoa Gornon nat
nic9bc}iiulihc ,Enitrlftipncu an Sic
4Eoli}iIten CrQcbcn loiicn. Sr. Gor.
nan crflGrtc ucjtcrll. hoE err BON ic6cr
0crrenlpic Nun0r ais cine @cfohr ~.
trochtct bobc, ir0nd, nhnr Sic Gonnc.
rotion Der iibriucn Wrb6rocn unn bts
Yublifluuq inn 9Uucnleincu nidlt nic(
uuQridltcn fpnntc.
o45brr,th nrs nrro,rocuar m,,,o4,
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,NdJtet amf nnirr 0adst6nm."

@aagons fir @ui1inston ieoe babe
Stunoc alti Den .Yinft." @soer in
@aIbington, nod I~nnapolis lit es
notbig, 81 geben ODER autiden su
mietber.
(g2ait5-) n9ie Glcftriide Qinic."
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IS t%riCiCrt.

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INN, acknowledgements Srr,,s IN,
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lei 10 gut mie pcrlQrcn uno ser &c
oernuorti1c &%oorbcitonO bctroQc MIR
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potbet=A bllgatloncn 0er &cr. Stros
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DON %5iUW lIl0 sum 0tarttlpcrt1
% TZ9'"Z' oofool'ofi'; hIft 9ppo-
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mir0 OcricIhr on, , >,n; CHM oE,.
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miro iidh NIT r;ncn Q,n;t,r wa,
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StdSt Baltimore.
1tnter6altunas 8eaiuciicr.

pAnetturtllnl" uNUbIH 5000.
rIuro'e" NUFur's GRANDCHILDREN.
pWauetn" r. Bon Ton @rtrupdpuu}H 90"
pNunioun" Gu0ltd BON II ubr &urWltluR5
bis II llbr Nucuoe IiDriIeltuH0cu fprChcWa.r
GRANDCHILDREN
sWidrAiunn" - Acii0'a gS0noClhtl0rr 2aHoc.
bile.
.Yubiu's" 4O4-406, Cit.9animnre.etr. -
MISUNDERSTANDING mo iprcbeHoc gSauz
beibtIoer.
%,gEetcru Wlorulauos @anu" 5amfiua zen
80. Njat, @rdbtribmlialmasidN 0rturiton nmb
@etthsburA.
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Sbco. $. 9icncr C So.

9eutides uno anoeres ausl1n6i-
id)es Selo aefauit uno p~erfauft.
@eloienonngen beiorat nod DentId.
lalo, Seitreih, HaBlano II. /. 10.
Wediel ~aisgeitellt alif ausIGnoiihe
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uto 9rapeIers
CHEQUES.
217 Sit-Saltimore- StraRe.
Ea1c sur Geiie in's MnsIanS Be.
moreifrake, MALE Chiffon 0unic MSe.
Iorat &. Saline, Nr. Alb, Cf-yalti.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-24
HIS BARNS ARE FILLED
WITH PLENTY OF FARM
Grain Instead of Cotton
Ills Long Suit.

Mr.. R. S. Williams, one of Sumter's
sterling young farmers, was in the
city yesterday, returning from the
state fair, where he spent a day prin-
cipally in the agricultural and live
stock departments. Mr. Williams is
interested in improved machinery,
and uses it in the cultivation of his
farm below Americus, a fact which
accounts in large part for his sue
cess as a farmer. His home, and
farm is one of the handsomest in
the county and he lives there liter
ally in the midst of the bounteous
crops produced. Mr.. Williams is not
an "all cotton" farmer by any means,
but pays attention to diversifcation.
This year he laid off a five horse
farm which was planted entirely in
corn, not a stalk of cotton having
been cultivated But he raises cot
ton, and has a good crop this year
He also gathered about 1900 bushels
of oats and is now busily engaged
picking large crop of field peas,
which will bring $3.50 per bushel
next spring. His meat supply is
assured in drove of eighty fine
hogs, while his barns and smoke
house already contain ample sup
plies carried over from last season.
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BRUSH IN PIPE
CAUSES TROUBLE
WOrkmen Search VainIy
For Obstruction.

Two days have been spent by work
men in trying to locate the scrape
brush which the man engaged in re-
painting the water tower very care
leasly dropped on Wednesday into the
waterpipe which feeds the tower
Supt Jeter has had force of men
working at the base of the tower to
try to locate the brush by inserting
wires into the main pipe. 1t is prob
able that it win be necessary to un-
joint the pipe somewhere inside the
brick foundation before the brush can
be recovered.
Naturally enough, much exaspera-
ton is felt among employees of the
water department over the matter. 1t
was figured that the brush must have
dropped to the foot of the tower i'm
mediately, but this theory was not so
firmly held yesterday after hours Of
probing in the big pipe in the street
next the brick foundation
The troublesome brush is similar to
that used for street sweeping, the
bristles being made of somewhat
more flexible wire. 1t is ten inches
long and about three inches wide
Such an obstacle might easily become
troublesome by getting lodged in the
smaller pipes, even il it cleared the
big mains. While the water is turned
off at the tower, there is no danger
But if the brush remains inside the
pipes, it is feared that more serious
| results may follow.
One theory suggested is that the
brush caught by its wires somewhere
in the fall, and that it is still in the
perpendicular pipe inside the water
tower foundation. This will probably
be investigated today.
While all this trouble is being caus-
ed down below, the painter goes Sc
renely on with his work inside the
water tower, the only signs of his
presence being the two hooks which
hold his ladder, except when at times
he comes up to move the ladder TO an
other position.
The painter is the same man who
thinks ii is his business if he wants
to venture himself on the frail ladder
which he has built for the outside
work. If he proves as clever with the
slender ladder as he did with the
brush, there will be a delightful air
of uncertainty regarding his move
ments.
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dained by authority aforesaid, that
ordinances and parts of ordinances
in conflict herewith, be and the same
are hereby repealed.
On motion ordinance to take effect
November 1st, 1908.
On motion matter of house for
sexton Oak Grove Cemetery referred
to Cemetery Committee.
On motion Mayor and City Coun-
Gil agreed to furnish site for Wirz
monument if located in Americus.
On motion Clerk and Treasurer
named to take charge of registration
for year 1908.
On motion matter of deed to street
given city by Mrs ~ O. Hinkle re-
ferred to street committee with au-
thority to act, City Attorney to pass
on deed.
On motion Council adjourned.
r. N. HAWKES.,
Clerk and Treasurer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-24
THE SMELL OF POWDER
IN INCENSE TO VETS
Sham Battle is a Feature
of Interest.

Amerieus veterans attending the
big state reunion yesterday enjoyed
to the fullest extent the final Battle
of Atlanta" which ragged during the
afternoon hours in the suburbs of the
Capital City. Many of the old sold
iers participated in the real Battle of
Atlanta, the disastrous conflict in the
sixties, when Sherman's hordes laid
waste that fair city and wrote his
name in infamy forever in his march
to the sea thereafter. Camp Sumter
is strongly represented at the state
reunion and the old veterans are en-
poying themselves to utmost. Many
of them seen yesterday expressed
pleasure at the success of the reun-
ion and in the grand parade in the
afternoon Sumter's old heroes walk
ed with elastic step to the inspiring
tap of the drum. 1t has been
great occasion for Lees Old Boys"
and they will return home tonight
with pleasant memories of this re-
union.
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THAT BOILER is STILL
ON CARS AT PLANT
Huge Engine is not Unload
ed as Yet.

That boiler for the Americus light
ing plant bids fair to be quite as
much a problem in its removal from
the car as was the famous Dooly
county safe. The boiler is about
the size of a locomotive, and means
are being devised for unloading and
placing it in the power house near
by. From its huge size it would seem
that nothing short of a hoisting
crane, such as used to fish out
wrecked locomotives from river bot
toms, will suffice to lift the ponder
Gus boiler The cars holding it are
on siding and the problem may be
solved by extending the new building
over the railroad track and letting
the boiler stay where it is. The big
tubular monster has been sidetrack-
ed there for a week now, and passen-
gers aboard passing trains take it
for steam calliope and wonder when
the balance of the circus will ar
rive.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-24
INF FORMATION ON
CREAMERY BUSINESS
Agricultural Dept. ReCOg
nizeS the Industry.

Since the Americus creamery has
been established, the Department of
Agriculture has recognized the growth
of the industry outside of the narrow
scope of country in Illinois and the
Northwest, which held for long
time a monopoly of the business.
Having noted the increase in the
number of dairies, the Department
has employed experts and begun the
collection of information for the ben
eft of those contemplating engaging
in the business, and for the advice of
owners of plants already established.
The following circular has been is
sued by the Department of Agricul-
ture, dairy division
During the past three years there
has been built in the United States
several thousand creameries, many of
which have been successful from the
start, while others have failed after a
few months operation, and some were
never started.
An investigation of the creamery
business in several states by the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture has shown that the cause of
many of the failures was due to lack
of a sufficient number of cows, which
should not be less than 400, and that
others failed because of improper or
ganization, in the case of cooperative
creameries and excessive cost of
building and equipment. Many cream
cries have cost about twice their ac-
tual worth, and were not the type
suited to the locality in which they
were built.
The cost of a building about % by
48 feet will vary from $500 to 1,400,
dependent upon the locality, the con-
struction and the cost of material and
labor. Such building usually con-
sists of main work room, engine and
boiler room (including space for re-
frigerator machine), coal room, re-
frigerator, store-room and office.
Machinery for a hand-separator
plant, consisting of 15-horsepower
boiler, 10-horsepower engine, combi-
nation churn with a capacity of 600
pounds of butter, and other necessary
will cost approximately
81 200. Machinery for a whole-milk
plant will cost about $1,S50. This
will handle from 1000 to
/ 200 pounds of butter per day. If a
machine is included the
cost will be from $500 to $1,000 more.
The total cost of a creamery would
therefore vary from $4,000 for
simple hand-separat6R plant without
artificial refrigeration, where labor
and material are cheap, to $4,250 for
a whole milk plant including artificial
refrigeration and a higher cost of la
Dor and material.
The Department of Agriculture is
prepared to furnish information for
the proper organization of creameries
and cheese factories, and upon re-
quest will supply plan of organiza-
ton. list of machinery and plan for
creamery Correspondence should be
addressed to the Dairy Division,
United States Department of Agricul-
ture. Washington, d. G.
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