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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12
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ben. ShDar3e 6aare finn feiter als
blonbe uno truosn fat oas ooppelts
8epi6t. Die pon einem 8elebrteu
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ereeten, bab man an Elm etn3elnes
ihndr3es 6aQr Elm 8epiht BON la
8ramm hdn9en tarn. Blonbes 5aar
3errstBt melt Ieihter, bod lit oas pe:a
itieben, je nuh Ietuer Shattirung.
Sin aelbblonoes 6Qar ptro taum SO
9rdmm tragsn, Elm belbrdunes bait
ihon "a 9ramm uno Elm ount:lbrdIs
nes bis 98 8rumm aus, obne gu gers
reiBsn. 9os oeutet auf cine qr0bere
2ebensfG1ioteit 0es ihpar3en 5dares
unb ertldrt audi bas 8orpieqeH DER
aohlt0pfiotett bel blorben 6aaren.
Rah Der 4niitt beTelben 0elebrteH
Diiroen alIo Geute nit petihnar3en
Saorer - aIIe iibriqen 8eOingungen
als aleih porausqeIeBt - lid nod els
neg polen 6aQrpuhIes erfrcuen, 100
glonps ldngIt tdbl Qeporoen rpdreH.
Gin : 6eattritan bal ais
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iprod CANA 2onbon pon einem Stan'
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ter abqsIpielt bate. Sei elmer gIahr
mittaosooritellun1 nuren spei 8dmen
nit ultromooerreu Rieienbiiter i'm
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betsn, Die 5iite ab3unebmeu. Sie bat@
ten Iih jeoof gelpeiqert; Der 6err hdta
te nit erbobener Gimme ietne SCRIBE
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lid einen Iolheu Huoau abge'ept. bab
Der TirettDr eebplt neroen muBte. Gr
bate bic gartei be5 6errn ergriffen
UNI bic Tamer, bic bei ihrem Rein
blieben, unter 3urudbaltung t1rss
GiutrittsgeIess aus Dem 5te1tsr fiih=
rem IdiIcn. Sine qerlhtIits 8lage Der
9amsn oeqsr ben Ttrettor foIgte; Der
Director IieQte, o1 Der Rihter Ieir
8oroeten fir oerscbtferti9t belt. Gine
Nebenpirturo res Stanbals mar, ouB
oos Sttit, BEL osTsn 9tuffubruuq DER
/ 5tonbaI iid3 akfpieIte. mil eineHS
ShIaQe pieI bsiier 900 aIs norAer.
3um GrItaunen 2oroons bat Yih nun
'petcn herausgeIelt. hab bieie RebsHs
tpirturQ bic oeDoilte g3irtun9 mar.
Uit anoereu Worteu, Der Gt1nbal
mar eina abgetdrtsrs Sdte smIcben
benz Tirettpr uno isinem Rettamez
mann. Die GdGe tam herdus, neil
Qebterer ben Tire;tor re7er 2abIuns
opn l52 6. 10 Gb. perfIaats, bic otes
fer i'm dls 9elohuunq fur ben Streidr
| oerfprpten babe, stn 9erIprehsn, oas
Der 1irettor beTtrttt. Der Rittcr ere
fannie, bab allerninqs e,n Yertrag i'm
| Sinnc be5 Gldgers abos'tipHcn nors
ben Tsi, baB er aber rua uro nitbts
| Iei aIs 8eritob aegen bic euten 5ltteH.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12

rsIReu. - Rarit 'tstt,. 3rsms Nss .
,,viett Ss.is. seisstts xas bsi 0ssS es.
pFa6ts Rsss $50 psr On.
1eu - Nastt sssts. 70. xtnst,y
$500, 30. Abe. $3.50. 4s. 8 10. SlA. 90
- 1900; 4Iss. esMsfAtn -. 1 $500 -
l5.2S, -. : 30. 4i3.50--l4.00: AIss. -.
l $I2.00-l2.25, ~. 4 $ll.O0-ll.25 ~
Ten.
Hablenf fuitsr ~ retts. -- aless $500
30 90, WibbIsna srobe 81. .Oo-a3.OO. -.
feines $a4.0O 25.00 ssmiittss Exttss
$40. .0o-2l co per Eonns Ia Suit usb t1.0o
msbr aui ssm 0tlsiis.
BsrfAtsbsnss.
refs. - Narh iebr rubts. astnSl
robes csc, eefo4tes s9c per 0susns In
Bastsss peH IA DBL. srtra sommsr xss
aorbbI s5e vse 0aaons. Soften eesb
Del roles sbe. rsfnnirth 70 7se %.
OaHons. Isrpsntix s3c. SstroIsxm, gsr,
lection Zoe, Otto, Esntafy unb smb.aHs
sxe per 0auoHs. Grona oaisIta lss,
Haykta lac per 0aIlens.
saI,. Der Narh IN rssts. chis
1isr % Csc, Httiss anS Nissn
8le psr Hbl. DON $50 8's.
faIa n Nstts. Srswa aits 3 - s1.s,
30. Goxntrp 7Z-7Ie per Rfarb.
Rokle rutis. 9ousAiosSsas
$50, Nxs nnb SLat &aoo, RarapIs
StattoAlss q. 30. Hat srs eIaf 81 90 psr
fsrns skaefisFert. Ra1tEohs et16ioAItn
t4.25, antkraests 81. 80 per fsnns sbseIis.
fsst. Gsis fsasn 11--l7s per Oh. absstis'
's.t.
eamsr elem. - Warh fsH. eIss'aa'
men 81 .65-S.15 auf bsm GslsiFs unb &s. l5-
s. 90 per Bu. Dom Store. firctsS $3.50
a5 auf osm 0sletis aNe t4.50-5.00 ~.
Bu. Rom etsrs. DuApst,sn zoe. Gla4s
{aamen 81. 40 per Bu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12

atnbpieh. - lie 3uiubr mar beute
erob uno bic Dretfe fielen inFploeoeNen um
lO-Itc pr 100 gfuno fir Die beneren auo
nm 20-z5c fir Die proiniren Sorten. -
RiIbtube iino itetis.
ctpsrs Stisre 4.s5--5. .s5, srtra ss 800
e.25, OAisn 81. .oo-4 so, sIeiiterftisrs $3.50
$50. sytra $5.s0-5.75, Ssifsrs $40
4.50. srtra $4.6)-4.85. Hlbe $2.00-4.25,
ertra 81 4.35-4.50, Ganners 3l.7s -2.65,
stofsss uns 5ssesrs e2.75 b.25. ertra
1913.
SulIen. - gei siemIid srober 3ufubr
uro gutter 3atfrage paren bic greiie fur
bologna. Buueu itetis.
Rassre ans Est tts sl.s)-3.5O. Bologna
&3.5O-4.a5, egtra S4.35-i.s0, fette $&.l5
-4.s5.
aGbsr- 0i. 3uFx5r mar beute STEM.
lid aroB, bic Raafrase etne su!e uno Der
Rar,t fart.
Crotnars arb sros. e3.5O-S.00. fair Bic
sate Isiats 48.00-S.25, ertra $3.50.
aalbsr II sss buHIit)I iIisr.. -
sanss 9Ts. prtna bis aussr!sisns 81
s}4e. crbtndre 5-7e.
z d weine. Die 3uiubr pom Sdpei
ren mar aut beute rpteoer oroB uuo oer
Rar't iduaa. Gis 4reiie fieleH um l5t
per 100 giuno.
stpere ehueire brahteu s7S5-7.90
gate Biz axSsrlsie1e Ssrpdfuras Hrt
SIsif ifHerfortsn <7.S5-9.01. ssmtfhts gsr
paaanss'ortsn $7.D-7.9S, oroirars biz
asSnls'sr i1nsrt fstts Saxs $3.50 -
7.25, srtra -, etaas s4.5o - $50
IsiSts BsrEanstiortsa 7.s0-7.75. Ssr's
psr 10 Sfo. x-s p.ri1sr s4.5e-7.B.
edafs xnS 24mmss. - Tte 3ufuh
mar aertua. ote Rdhfraae cine quite uno OF
9retie itieesu um l5--25e per 100 pfuRn.
eAs's.-eytra $3.e5-3.75, sais isaus
srIs'sns x1.25 - 3.6S oroInirs Bis ast
q. a.0o-3.ls. Nutteri4 al. 81. .5o-A23, s.trt
-, Shsrlinss 33.75-5.01.
aiwrsr. Grtra S6.25. quite BIZ
| sns.rleisr. %. .75-6.l5, orsiHdrs bis sat
A.T5-5.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12
Ghteses. IL. Hou.

&slf. Der Narit mar setia. 0tRsss
pstsnis -. l0-t. -, 9trsis1ts q. .75-a.A0.
0yytns yatsnts ,.'t: IS 80. 0tSatgtts -. ~
-l.5U, Sa.srs s.. $50.
Rstlsa. sAs Ce,smbsr s91. -
9lIc, am edIus sohe: fur Rat 95L--
ssTe, am etIus 9sssIs; fAr Suli % -
9sLe, an sGlxb 93'..
RslfA,sIa. -3As Ds,sssSsy 49, -
46sse, am eaIus 4S%e; i1r Rat Az
--4sHe, am stms 4se: fur SuIi AssI
--4se. am Sdlus 4SLe.
Asfsr. - Gar 0esember 3iL-3ls.e,
sm sblub 3l1,c. ftir Rat - - slLe. an
ealuB 49,; fur Suit "a 34Hc. al
Hsesss. no. Z TIE.
Osrhs. Sat. yattssssrhs go -- zoe.
avts bis Asies MaIjSerts 77-Sis.
ASfaam.a.- -Rs. .. .. 754ks.
~. u. u. 2o7ns.
fimstkp % Per GsntRsr
Gbslasms u.--tl4.30 Per Gsatnsr.
Estpss.. $l7.7S-ls.c0 PER OIL.
Tur Sanuar sl7.52K-l7.65. am sHlui
Sl1.SSL; fir Rst 1910 - l6.SB, an
Saius $780,.
eAma!,. - $ll.5o per 100 Yiuas. -
Slr aspsn5er Sll.33L 49, u.37k, On
eAIxt 9Il.35 fur Ssnuar tl0.32h -
l0.371., an e4laj $l0-aS; farRai 81. .s21i
-9. s., am bus s3.S.
Otss. 2tvpeaieiteR. - 2sis $9Lt
1918 per 100 pfuno. Sur "a
mar S9.2s-9.57H. an 0nlub $9.32H
fur Nai $500 - BIS, am ohtub sos.
0Avttsr - 5ssst Hass Setter psr'
ys3t, 4l0-s7h-ll .l2k.
Usttss -Rsrst tssts. Gsssassy 81
30dSs, 0airy 2S-27e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12

Nep gor,. IL. Nop.


1.st.-sx'xHr s7,s74 ssn.. ser'axs.
1881 ebts. Der Marst mar beuts ftetie.
eprine gatent$s. 1880. 8tuter stroisA.s
A.l0-l.25, @inter gatsnts $i.41--4.7s.
eprtrs cIeorS "a. l5-4.40, Nirtsr 6rtras
Ho. l s.. .40-3.70. No. 2 so. Ss.25-8.40.
Rsrfas traiahts $4.s0--4.75.
Essssnmstt IN itetts. - 5ssr Bic
sxtsl N.0o-4.25. 4otes bis faaep $A.25-
l40.
B.dpa s.nm ms,: III rubts III sa.oo
per 100 Bfuno.
gu6uets.n IN rubia. Nmertcan Soc
snb Gnraoian 531Isr {. /. {. Rem Dort.
Hs,susSl tf itetie. - 5ssnss psisss
une aetbss 81. .t5-l.2D. srobsS 81 .l0-1.l5.
GtInsrieb s.. .s5-2.90.
Hosssn tA ifetig. - Fs. 2 Esfsrx
s41e :. 0. 5. HeS 1er'.
oerts IN fen. 1sEissrts 70 - soc
{. |. I. uro nsxs 8atssrss ssrfs IS - 7Stt. !.
I. Huf'dlo.
Rss,su.-sa'aSr 80. 500 ea.. ssr'arst
10, 1870 BuibeI. Esrft letter. Ss. Z rstssr
9s1,c I'M e!epator uns seLc I. 0. b.
'Apirmsnb, 30. l hO. Hortasrn Dulath
tl1is< I. o.
BstfAsssR. 9u'uNr 81 900, Rsr.
'anst 4.46o On. &sr!. piats. Ro. 2 b74s
IN 9lepGtor unb Doc '. D. -
6afer.- 9afxAr "a. $50 Su., H1fssst
- Bu. Nar!t Stetis. Reu.r stanoare
ueiser 3Sc. nsusr gs. rrets.r 57Ht
DO. go. 3 571Ie, DO. 10. 4 BIT, 90. 2 gs
miid.er 3se
ssu N ruhis. grims lo71I-ll2Ke. ~
I l07I - lloe. Re. . SS-l05e. Io.
so-90c.
sspi.u a.tss. ea.n 1910. .rss..r.
bis dsies 1913; lsDs. 1B-lss; SaeiH
Gsst 1910. orsinarss bis Asits l4-lse
1909. lo-l4e.
Six.. ans feit. -- Gsmsrar xn.rte,
axe. Sssota 22-a3e.
isss, IN i.ft. AeiS as.-asLs.
Ssr. n f.erta. JsmiIs $14.oo-1s 90
fksrt clear al 90 -325o. RET 1880
Dss' IN h.tia. Samils SIS. .oo-20. on
RET $500 -i5.5o. Besf.SAsn'sn S13 ~
AS 90, SeryaS. STA .0o-l3.4o. Gtty srtr,
1 axsia RET 81 5.0o-i5.50.
Sat Nssts tns itetis. OepSsslts Ssl
Hes l5 - lse. ss. sAultsrn 8T sIs
-. edinssn l4-lsxe.
G4msil 1T tetir. AssSts 0st prtw
Sll. .sb - II so. Rafaai,tes fteits. Gsnti
Rsnt Sl2.5o. O. u. sla.25. GsRysxHs 81
--9he
raIs IN isa. - prsms gHy 8.
GsantrS 7k-eie.
| DGum vsltI ansRs DEF In rpiQia
yrima rs1ss $5.27, prina 6s1mss ssIts,
$7.32-7.40.
Bstrs tsuwtt F..is. Nafnntrtss Nss
psri $40. B5tIasslphtG uRs Dsltinsr
$7.40, -. In 0ult $3.50.
80 lie IN rabis DsmsAss klsses s0e
oar, m rulis. Stratnss. SsDS DSlRIiAs
bis sutss Ss.20.
fsrysntia it rshia % 80s.
Nsis IA ru5is. aiatstSiiAsr a1hI-sIs
Hafma 5L-st.
Re iajfss IA ru5is. NsD OyisaRS Dps
Kettle. gutter tts Asi:s. 30--33e.
Ha'is.. Eto re. llLe, san
tes SO. 4 re. Goreopa llL--l3Le.
I 4x 3sr.-Eshs IA ftetta. NuStaSabs 9
1sh s.36e. Sentri'uaaI - Ter 3. sc. r.
iaFss. 8u6sr 81 Tsts.1l. Raftrsrtsr 3uds
N rubis. Gxt sssf $40. gsxilss $50.
NsuiS ~" 4.q5e. GuSsS 4.SSe. Ssu
bsrss 4.70e. Srsratsiss 4.soe. 1tsmsx
.A"4.s1. Gsnfsettonsrs ~" 4.<0e: Ks
II4.35, 10. s@3)e. Hs. 84.75, Ks.4 I. zoe
10. .64.1se. Re. s4.l0e. Ns. 7l.ox, n
sS.OOe. Hs. 8 3.s5e. Re. 10 s.9oe. xs. l
3.aSs. Re-. II s.s0s. Re. IL S.75e. r.. l
s.75s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12
metau,Marft.

Esp Ysr.. IL. Nou.
S.xn war bsuts itnadb " $o5.75-S6.O0
Nnb Hapfsr ebeufaas; 2ate ~ $500 -
1925. GieetrolptAie ~ $l2.87Z - 1900
xxb eating ~ $l2.6o - 1915. Bet Dsr
rubia ~ $40 - 4.50 uno 3p tier DO.
sa $3.50 - $50. Giien ruar itetig. --
1s.l ysuxorp Rsrtssru su $l5.75-l6.25.
Ho.2 %. ~ sl5.50-ls.0o. Re. Soutbsra
xnb 10. l Soutssrs loft " $l5.7S-l5.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12
Gktsass. IL. R3p.

RtsSvts1. - UessS A.5) - 7.f5,
fOsS gt.sre 81. 35-S.65. nstit1s etiers
-. N.Oo-s.75, etsfsrs sss Tsssers $40
$50, Rakex., osifsr, s2.25-64o, Ralbsr
C.JO-lo.25. HGrit idpa9.
eAusi.,. ssi1ts 81. 70--s.l5. as'
HiFAts <7.s5 - $50, fArsrs $7.no-S25,
rsass f750-7.70. sati bic aussrleisns
G.7o-s25. SsrteI t7.25 - 7So. Bart;
Zoe hober.
eAa's une sdmwer. - SAa's :
eisAsimtfAs ta.5o-4.20. uetIiAs $3.50
40. slbrIinss 81. .30-5.40.
wtr:-ftrisiwii B, A.7s-S.so, usa-
lsAs ~ 1859. Rsris iaua4 bis Zoe
nieorigsr.
3arasr. -- HinssieA 1900. 0Nrsine
II, 900, 0Aafe uno Sammsr 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12
Siebmdrfte.

Ginct n a.! /. ii. Wooenber.
Sufukr unb B.r'ano. miarero ben psr'
Nofenen "a Gturben. psrsItten INIT ber
porbsrse5snoen Lasen. waren ME foLst: {:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12
R3pas WelosssArtte.


WsIb u febr snapp unb bic 3insraten In.
foIsebeffen bod. - Die Ra6frsSe na4
Earleben nar niGt erob. gon ben Hanfen
Uurben Darleben ..on can" 80 b--SL<
ausaesieben unb Gei6dftspapiese nuroen
~ 81 biSiontisI Sn oifenen NariAs pnrs
ben Darie9sn .,sR eaa" % S--5Hx sns
aaf Bet ~ bHx pIoesrt.
@sAtd ssf as0 Dsss
uaren itetta unS murben ~ gart amifHsn
Hanien perfauft. Die 6ouatssrats kessASt
b0e 4rdmie per $1,000.
0sAta 81 0sssse
Daren faum ,tetis. 0evis fsnS bic isL
esnssn Quctirungen ~ beridten:
2onoen. fass Sidt. $4.S6Sf--4.67 per
e, 90 1essei0t 44.82H4. 80 perE; gsris
Iaee Si4t. 5l21-5lS draneS per 500 !;
10 xase etdt. 5l7H - $40 Sraaes PEI
500 far Deuti4lanb. I rase Ss4t !
Wost s5Ie, DO. 90 Iass Stdt. we.
Documentary BigS auf 2onoen unrnfn
" N.slI. auf 0lassep ~ $A.s1L aHe
anf DsIfaft " $4.sl ssriauft.
Ssxscs.csrasnssa
satss uas sstis. Die nansea qustisss Sss
IsiSt<
Ginsaui. Essfanf.
~ Dorbs. ls2s. Soup. li5H -
81 Serbs. 1918. ..... .l0lI ION
~ BorSS. 1880. ..... lo0A loi
~ panamd. ......... .lWI Aoll
Gisastss essfs Aaiass.
Der rlmiat I'm pie 6lsartnssaus Be-
lief fs& bsute auf 81. 4.<S3. $50.
ssisl.oesssisassa.
Der RnrH In 2olaIieiusitdten mar tente
stipoS Iebbafter, bod waren bic greiie in'
foIse Der boben ;3insraten far Iariebes
nuo Der anoppbeit I'm GsIbmorste tumes
ROD sebrndt. DIE nahhebeneen geriaufs
itnb ~ bsritten
rs,epe Gall.
siode Qing Chiffon 1911. fs3k
20 uffteH GtU'fi 1obaeeo kBarebouis. 49,. a2A
- Mffien QH. NpQina Udn. ~,
ufftsn g.. n. 4 .. g. 4 4. Ao...... "
~ aitifu Cities Serotce couI............ VI
FIsss Call
~ uffisn gtE Street n. gs....-.......t1
- dftter arones 4. pfe....-........-....us I'D
Bsswssn Gall.
saffssn gine Ose else Gs........... I7h
ashsn Gtm otxset 10. Gs............. .ife<
~ ufften 6. q. & e.. ufb.. -
- giiien Qor. g. 1rag * I.....-.....-- ~
sscesd cali.
aNiftsn H. O. Erinttno 0s...-....... 81
0iflen be- e. e. . 3. q. 3 x........ saL
uSfisn e.. q. Z .. o.. Di1............... ~
Rd4ffeAsnbe 1abeae pen tN AtsfiSsi
Narit be eFinbli4en 8snsS uab 2ttisa etsb
bic offisisgen Huotiranssn an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12

eur Rcinhet;. Giartc EH0 gefts Heiultate Sc.
hrduder Sle
kippey's Pure Cream OF
Tartar baking Powder.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12

Ginetnnati. ii. Nspenber. 1910.
Die naMfeTsenbeu naottrxnsen be,iste1
10 mus auf ensroSs TrsnSstttonen. Bet
hetrssen 0ef6aftea usrosa stuas b6bsre
Nyeifs tsSe6net,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-01-14
Sweet Tooth indicated.

Sweetness is to the taste what
beauty is to the eye. afirms DR..
Woods Hutchinson-nature's stamp
of approval and vindication of whole
someness. Sugar, says this authority,
is one of the most universal fiavors
of foodstuffs known. One-half Of oui
real foods taste sweet or sweetish--
that is, they contain sugar in some
form. About onethird taste salty;
not more than one-tenth taste either
bitter or sour The experience of
millions of years, reaching far be-
You'd even our arboreal an
cestors, has taught us be-
You'd possibility Of forgetting that.
while there are hundreds of things
that taste salty which have no food
value and scores of things that taste
bitter that not only have no food value
but are even poisonous; and thousands
of things, like leaves and sawdust
and cocoanut mating. which have no
food value at all until advertised as
breakfast foods, there are compare.
lively few things that taste sweet
which are not real foods. A very few
Of these sweet-tasting things, while
real foods, are also poisonous, but
these we soon learn to detect and be-
ware of-Current Literature.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-01-14
GREEN CUT BONE.

In feeding green cut bone great
care should be exercised as too much
of it will prove harmful Beginning
with little at first, the amount may
be gradually increased until each doz-
en- hens get one pound of bone While
some poultrymen feed it daily. we
believe every other day is often
enough This win depend altogether
upon conditions. Active fowls can
safely eat more Of it than the slug
gish ones, as more will be consumed
in building up the tissues and organs
Of the body, especially where the 9TH
:er foods are lacking in heterogeneous
elements. A little careful experience
and close observation will prove
the best guide in feeding. Farmers
Home Journal ..s.s Ill. 5. ".
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PULLETs IN STRAW.

A friend Of ours raised some Brown
Leghorn pullets some three or four
years ago: forty or fifty Of them. and
he hit on scheme to make them
lay, that beat anything we ever saw.
He lived in the suburbs of the city,
and had only about 100 feet front and
hair that in the rear Of his residence,
Cor q runway for his chickens; but.
Be made sort of a double hen-house
that Is, he had roosting and lay
Ing section, and another section of it
Uttered with straw and clover bulls
nearly foot deep. He had a big
window in one end Of this latter en-
Closure which made it sufficiently
light on cloudy days, and bright and
sunshiny In there part of the time on
sunny days. In the straw and clover
bulls he would scatter wheat and mil
let seed at hight after the pullets had
gone to roost. He put in plenty Of
1t, and that was all the feeding he
did all day.
The pullets knew the course, and
they would get out just as soon as 1t
was light enough to see, and get busy
In that feed pile. They kept it up
too. most all day long, and you never
saw a brighter. prettier. roster head
ed lot of chickens than they were,
nor better layers, either, for they
simply shelled out the eggs all win.
ter.
fd,he ho,isa was made simnlv nj m
right planks, with the cracks strip
ped, and, although the winter was a
cold one, none of them frosted about
the comb. There were several cock
erels in with them, and their eggs
were very fertile. and our friend had
of two matches from them before the
first of March. He used a first class
Incubator, and brooder, and was very
successful in raising his early chick,
ems although they were from pullet
eggs.
We often see old sheds. and other
out-buildings on sthe farms about
Nashville which seem to be neglected
and not utilized for any purpose; and
every time we see such structure,
we cannot help but figure out and
speculate on how much revenue it
might be made~,to bring the owner.
II 1t should be patched up some, and
fitted for scratching and feed pen
for a bunch OF hens or pullets during
the winter.-H. B. Geer in the Farm
ers' Home Journal.
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DETERIORATION
SOILS.
DENIES

4
Whitney says Nation 10 Yielding
More to an Acre Than Ever.
Taking issue with James j. Hill
and several others who have said re-
Gently that the soils Of the country
are deteriorating, Professor Milton
Whitney, Chief of the United States
Bureau of Soils, in his annual report
asserts that the soils today are yield
ing more to an acre than ever before.
With regard to the soil fertility in
vestigations conducted by the bureau
in the last fiscal year, the report
shows that 100000 square miles were
surveyed. Up ia, date the bureau has
worked in every State in the Union
except Navada.
The analyses Of several thousand
soils revealed that the average con-
tent OF organic matter in the soils of
the United States is zoe per cent. for
the soil and 0.S3 for the subsoil. The
organic content Of an acre amounts
to about fifty tons. Almost Meth
ing definite has been known concern
ing this organic matter, although its
fundamental Importance in maintain
ing proper soil conditions has long
been recognized. Much valuable in
formation has been obtained by the
bureaus recent investigations as to
the origin, transformation, destruc-
ton and accumulation, of this organic
matter and as to Its effect in promot.
ing or hindering crop productions.
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W sP q u Il t ypV.f0r Pro Fl
NOTES.

4 &
Dispose of all stock: that will De
of no. use this winter; teed is nign.
and the good stock needs the room.
It doesn't seem right to sell eggs
of different sizes at the same price.
They should either be sold by weight
or graded and the time will probably
come when this will be done.
\ Plenty of fresh air in the hem
house is good, but it does not pay
to expose the birds to too much cold
weather. Drafts are worse than ex-
IRENE cold and should be guarded
against.
People. usually so careful in other
respects, entirely neglect to keep. an
extra rooster for emergency, anG
sometimes suffer loss through acci-
dent to the male during the breeding
season.
Constant care is necessary in mar
sketing the egg crop Every egg should
be carefully wiped free from all dirt
spots and the eggs packed in individ.
sual cases containing one dozen each.
\ Some poultrymen pick the feathers
from their hens at the beginning Of
the mculting season and feed lightly.
AS soon as the feathers grow again
1t Is claimed the hens begin to lay and
continue all fall and winter.
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another. In this case pretty
checked wool material is trimmed
with heavy lace and silk banding and
worn with chemisette of dotted net,
but with the trimming portions
omitted the dress becomes the simple
plain one shown in the small view.
Cashmere and henrietta, chiffon
broadcloth and materials Of the sort
are much liked for immediate wear.
and mothers who are beginning to
think ahead for the future will be
glad to- know that the same model
promises to be great favorite made
from linen and materials of the sort.
The dress is made with the jersey
portion and skirt. The jersey portion
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-01-14
seven Gored Skirt.

The plain seven gored skirt is al
ways a satisfactory one. 1t never
goes out of style, It isvery generally
becoming and in every way satisfac-
tory. This one is adapted to every
material that Is used for women's
skirts, for It can be made plain or
trimmed or can be treated In any way
that may be liked. In the illustra-
ton, however, one of the new diagor-
al serges is finished with a stitched
hem. The skirt can be made In the
length illustrated, shorter or in the
pretty round length that is so grace
full for indoor wear.
The skirt is made in seven cores.
1t is fitted with perfect smoothness
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-01-14
Laying 4 Ghost.

1 Sir William Henry Perkins rns
inventor of many coal-tar dyes, was
talking In New York, before he SAIL
ed for England about the PsychicaI
Research Society. IL
& Cr0okes and some other scien@
lists go In for psychicai research Z, he
said, thought confess that ito me
the subject makes no great appeal:
Personally have come in con-
tact, during a. fairly long career,
with but one ghost story. Its hero
was man whom I'll call SHOCKS.
Shocks, visiting at a country
house, was put In. the haunted cham
Der for the night He said he felt
so uneasiness; nevertheless he took
to bed with him revolver OF the lat
est American pattern.
He fell asleep without difficulty,
but as the clock was striking two he
awoke with q strange feeling of op.
preston.
Lifting his head. he peered about
him. The room was wanly illuminat,
ed by the full moon, and in that
weird, bluish light he saw a small
hand clasping the. rail at the fool
Of the bed.
WHO'S thersg' he demanded
tremulously.
There was no reply. The hand
did not move.
who's there?' said snookp
again. Answer or I'll shoot
Again there was no r6sly, ant
Shocks sat up cautiously, took care
full aim and fired.
HE limped from that night on,
for he shot on two of his own toes.
New York World.
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Best He Could Do.

Explorers hate to take back OF
amend anything they have written, 4
said F. s. Dallenbaugh, Of the
American Geographical Society.
''They are like the Waldo editor
there.
"A man entered the Waldo edi.
tors Office and shouted angrily:
You said in yesterdays paner
that I'd been hanged. It's false. I'fe
never been condemned, let alone
hanged
"sWell, my friend said the
other, it's our policy never to issue
direct contradictions. They shake
the confidence OF the reader. But
I'll tell you what wen do for you.
Wen say you were cut down before.
life was extinct st. Louis Globe.
Democrat.
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The quantity of material required
for the medium size is ten yards
twenty-four or twenty-seyen, six and
an eighth yards forty-four or four
and three-quarter yards fifty-two
inches wide if there is figure or nap;
seven yards twenty-four or twenty
seven, three and half yards forty
four or three and quarter yards
fifty-two inches wide II there is Meth.
err figure nor nap.
Golden brown and brick are the
favorite cplors in gloves.