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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
Southern Railway
n. b. Following schedule figures publishod 8.
Information. and not guaranteed
Schedule effective JAM ). 1910.
Trains leave Washington iron, New Un,oo
Station.

/ Trains leave Washington from New Unlon
Station
80 a m, Daily Local for wArrenton. Danville
$50 a m. DRily-Local for Harriaonburg. Va
300 A. m Daily-United States Past Nal
rust. eass coaches and drawing sleeping
service.
Loo p. m. Week Days-Loeai for warrentOn and
AIS D Daily birmingham Special and
FLORIDA Limited Through coaches and sleeping
S So 70 Columbia Savannah and Jacksonville
secpinH car 10 Augusta AID Aiken Sleepinf
car 70 birmingham Dining car service. Tolrist
car 70 California Monday. Wednesday. Thursday
40 D. m. Week Days-Lo for Harrs.onburx
and way stations on Manassas Branch.
$50, 80 ?. M Daily-Local for Warrenton and
1910 y. Daily-Ne~ York and Chattanoov.
limited wa l.ynehburg) First elAss coach and
Stepping cars "a Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattanooVn
a'sSpisE car 70 New Orleans. Dining-car service
lot5 p m Daily-Ne York. Atlanta and New
.ervation cars % New Orleans: sle-eplng cars 10
Asheville. Atlanta New Orleans. Slsepins car 10
4.i0 a. m Daily-Memphis Special. Throuvh
sleeping cars and coaches TO Roanoke. Knoav-ille
SnAt tssA- Nashville and Memphia, Washing
service.
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 80 a m. $50 a. m. 1890 T. m. daily. 7tS D.
m, and 1910 p i2.i5 a. ~ daily Harrinon-
5Srs il;s5 a m week days and $50 .. M daily
p m Local from Wsrrenton arrives $40 a M
week dsys ~
Trains leave Richmond: 1o.t5 a m. and ii.SS n
m Daily Express for all points South.
SD a. m Daily Local for Danville and Clarlott.
SO p m except Sunday. Local for Keysviis.
so A. m except Sunday and 2i6 D. m Monday
"wednesday and Friday for West Point
~ ?. m except Sunday. for West Point. con.
meeting with York River Line for Baltimore. Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday.
nckets. sleeping car reservations. and detailed
Information can be had ticket Office, los 18Th
81. 30 St n. W. and New Union Station
hSeENre checked through from hotels and resi-
cences Cab service.
r. II. COAPMAN. Gen. Man.
n HARDNiCk. Pass- Traffic Mgr.
H. r. CARY. Gen. Pass Agent
: l. s. BROWN. General Agent
Washington. d. c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
SAVED FROM AWFIu. pEpr,

= never felt so near nv orave ,,
writes Lewis Chamblin, of Manebests,r
Vhio, X; X. No. 3, ''as when a fr;obt'
dul cough and lung trouble pulled me
uown 10 10 pounds in spite of manv
.smeqies and the best doctors Az
I M ! am alive today is due solely ~ ~
IT Dr. Kings New Discovery, which Com ~
pleteiy cured me. Now / weigh Ieo
pounds and can work hard ft a To-
S so1,es my four children of croup. !" 1 To
Ialiioie for Coughs and Colds IT, IN ~,
most certain remedy for IaCr;n ene
thns..Ina, desperate lung trouble and an
10, DsonI MAI directions, SOC and sl.OO a
I ew;s oo't'e free. Guaranteed by M. M
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12

-. P'09'C" Mis- Kentucky Miners
S'earhs' ~. Feb. l0.-An explosion
caused by a windy shot in a pocket If
NINE No. Of the Stearns Coal conn.
pahy Killed six white miners outright
None OF the other workers in the mino
We're harmed The explosion occDrre6
In one OF the innermost recesses ~ r.
NINE and expended its force upon the
men IN the immediate vicinity The
hoistins machinery was not DAMAGED
and no difficulty was experienced :,
recovering the bodies.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
Children Teething

Mr. mrs WISSIow,s SOOTHING SYRUP has b.eD No.,
MOTIFS ygfr FIFTY s YEARS BY MILLIONS ~
ennrnnlNG. with PERFECT StJCcFssi IL r. I.
All lHfS the CHILD. SOFTENS the Girmss'
IL ssa 90 ? a. PAIN. CURES WIND collie 49,
T-,ns e oest remedy for DIARRHEA- SSiS -.
Al s IN every part of the world, Re srs y
so Aor MRS Winslow's Soothing Sx-r,,' an
oeiei no other kind twenty-five cents Bottle
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12

Of frenzy and attempted To strange
himself with silk handkerchief
He wss prevented from suicide by
servant ana was subsequently placed
IN n straight jacket tho report SAYS.
There Us no confirmation OF the tale
obtainahie here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
Aged Couple Killed bv c.s

Philadelphia. Feb. lO.-Michael Car
rol and his wife Mary. each sixtv.sve
years old. were found dead In tba,-
nome here. having ben overcome law
gas from a small stove. Carroll was IN
osu' and his wife. an invalid. was seat.
60 In a chair. The tube leading 10 ,ha
stove had become loosened " :" c
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
POULTRY KEPT SIX MONTHS
Dealers Admit Goats Flesh is Ais,
Sold For Lamb


New York. Feb. I0-Provision deal.
ers denied that turkeys are ever kept
IN storage for two years and put on
the market when they are mouldy from
age. but admitted that poultry is some.
times held from six TO nine months.
and that goats flesh has been sold for
lamb
This testimony was adduced AT a
public hearing before the committee
on laws and legislation OF the board
OF aldermen. which has under consid-
Grafton an ordinance providing that
all foods held in cold storage must be
tagged with the date al which they go
into storage and the date when they
come out
a delegation OF dealers defende -
cold storage system and -.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
COMMONWEALTH Of vireinia II

COMMONWEALTH Of Virginia. In
the Clerk 5 Office of the Circuit
court OF the county Of Caroline on
the Bird day Of February. 1910. Annie
Lee Ball and John Ball. her husband.
and George Loney, compliments, vs..
Samuel Loney, Thomas Loney, Hannah
tlemming. Willie Flemming. Eddie
tlemming. Robert Flemming. Mary
Elemming, Bessie Flemming. Nora
Flemming and Harvie FlemminR. the
last i've of whom are infants under the
age q years. by William E. Ennis.
their guardian ad Item, defendants.
The object of this suit is 10 sell the
rect or parcel % land of which Lucian
Hreen iaAglsteriar I'D trlesassed, con-
anu quarter miles from the tovcn .
lowing Oreen, and to divide the nro
sseus OF sale among those entitIe,
thereto. And an affidavit having No.,
MADE and filed that the defe6dsots
samuel Loney, Thomas Lonev and Hsn.
ian rIenmlnR, are not residents of ~,
State or Virginia, il is ordered tho,
tney DO appear here within fifteen H.
ai1er due publication hereof. and IL
Mnat may be necessary to protect tbei,
interest IN this suit. And it is fnrtha,
oruereu that a copy hereof be publishes
vnS g, week for four successive weeLs
~ "a ne rec Lance. newspaper nuh-
vSneH IN the city Of Fredericksburg
virginia. and that a copy be posted 8,
the front door of the courtbopse 81 IA a.
county or or before the newt succe sa.,a
ing rule day from the date hereof,
Teste:
D.. - L. r. Coghill, Clerk.
Dy l. l. Valentine. Deputy Clerk
A copy-Teste:
T. r COOhiU rla.l.
py l. 7. Valentine, Deputy Clerk
Chandler and Beale, p. a.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
PurIOiner of Peanut. c.,,,s.

washington. Pa. Feb. 1O.-Notlno
.ne rapid shrinking OF a basket q,
peanuts IN his store at Hickory Wal
yer hetzer set a steel rat tran In The
DasKet While a number OF villagers
were gathered discussing high nrjces
there was a snap. and one Of tha ' 80
known residents dashed ON, ., ~
finger. e'"s 70 MS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
KILLED In Trolley ca- NALL

Hlnsdale. Mass. Feb. 1O.-Miss Res.
re Ryan Of Hinsdale. was killed and
.nirty persons were injured In an cleo
sric car accident here. A car bound
ior Pittshe'd jumped the tracks and
crashed ITO the Boston & Albany rail.
road BRIDE '''''
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
Shock of PuIIino r...s r.,

Muskegon. Mich. Feb 1nN.
a~.s rom the shock caused by the
s1.raction OF two teeth. John Neouist
nity-nve years old. OF Whitehall die5
mere He became delirlous in a dor
US. once and went from delIrium in.
20 a paralytic state. ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
Baby MsdeIIne- Dead s.0r. d.

columbus. O.. Feb. l0.-Bessie Lon.
senecker. who has been exhibited In
museums under the name Of ..Rahv
Madeline" is dead of injuries received
when her clothing caught fire ,ror,
M'cheh stove Although only seven
years OF ase. the girl weighed go
pounds -'V
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
MAKING PEARY REAR ADMIRAL
Bill 10 Advance Rank Of Pole Oiseov.
erer Passes Senate.


"s .sta. y. x; - IN
mirai. ~as passed IN v,,n,a
An amendment was aiS.iO -,
- S Wy PHI giving him the highest paw
re indications are that the meas.
ure WIZ also receive the approval q,
the house. al VI
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
Valley Forne Lasmn.i.l

washington Feb. 10. - The bopsa
Unanimously passed bill appropria..
ing $4,000 for the erection az q 49,
mortal arch at Valley Forge.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
Remember the Nan

The evidence taken in Je-s.,. o.
DS'ore t-e Hudson county grand iurv
80, I'm "'so Is Investigating the cold
80 SITUATION. was in the hands
81 Jus'l'e ~'ze. who charged the
Juror, e. 70 What -tion they could
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
Senator Says Payne Bill Put
Up Living Cost.
CRIES "KHITEMASH'' AT PROBE
Stone Rakss Republican Leaders
Over the Goals and Scents Plan
to Conceal Facts Rather
Than Discover Them.

Washington. Feb. 10. - The senate
adopted the Elkins resolution provsd-
ing for an Investigation of the causes
underlying the higher cost Of living
by select senate committee OF seven.
Senator Hepburn. Of Idaho. offered
ar amendment 10 the resolution pro
viding tina; the investigation should
be conducted BY the department Of
commerce and labor Instead Of by sen
ators- Mr. Hepburn himself was the
only one to cast vote for the propo-
sition.
Senator Lodge. O. Massachusetts.
will be chairman OF the investigating
committee. Senator Smoot. OF Utah:
Senator McCumber. of North Dakota.
and Senator Crawford. OF South Da-
kota. viii be members.
Whether Senator Elkins will be a
member is not settled. He desires to
serve upon the committee. but has
been somewhat recalcitrant recently
and may be forgotten. Two Demo-
cratic senators will serve upon the
committee. which will have seven
members.
The Republican leaders OF the SEN
ate came in for a raking over the
Goals from Senator Stone. OF Missouri.
who declared there had been a vast
amount OF monkey business" in con
nection with the proposed investiga-
ton OF the high cost OF living.
He CONNIE nted on the fact that the
resolution introduced more than a
month ago by Senator ElkIns. provid-
ing for an investigation. had been held
/ up. while that introduced by Mr..
Lodge. int 'suced only last week had
been reported almost Immediately.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
EXPOSURE

breeds colds, pains in the lungs.
then pneumonia. Gowan's Preo'
aratIon gives quick relief by de-
stroy!ng inflammation and CON.
gestion: Acts like magic for
Group and coughs. External and
penetrating. Buy today and feel
secure. All druggists. 81 90, soc.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
SAYS ABDUL SOUGHT DEATH

Report Current That Former Sultan
Tried 70 stranqie Himself
Paris. Feb. 90. A special To the
Matin from Vienna SAYS that Abdul
Hamid the former sultan Of Turkey.
was recently seized with a paroxysm
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
" 8. EMBREY

n lSuccessor to Embrey & Berryman /,
Ppealer IN Railroad Cross Ties. Cedar
s, ISIS, opokes and Hoops. Keeps con-
I Han on hand large supply of Baled
rosd T ns,,n NH Feed: Office near Rail-
' AZ. oepos, fTedericksburg. Va
A'so agent Tor Page Wire Fence Co
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12

- - rs aries OF life since the en-
actment oi the Payne-Aldrich hin
among the letters was one from a 81
louis merchant. saying that cotton
goods had increased in prjce from, ,S,I
70 % per cent linens ~ to 10 per
cent and en- hosiery 10 per cent
Every man Of common sense oueh,
&c Know" he said. that the enornons
prohts aooruing to investors In tbase
industries are the result OF artificial
conditions created by law"
DO rot see how il can be CON.
'shaed he continued. that theee
"ruhcial conditions from which the
consumers Of the country are tbarL
heaven. beginning 20 become the i'm.
Huent sufferers. are chiefly for the
nen. OF American wage earners EN-.
pioyed in those industries.
I asert with the greatest confidence
,hat the tariff rates as a RUE are for
]" excess OF any difference IN The Labor
wage In America ana the chiof com.
letins countries OF Europe. ani as.
set Win equal confidence thar the
ehlei oeH hSisries of this system arc
'ne men N'"o employ this labor ana
me chief sufferers are the consnmars
VINO are the victims of their rnorono
lies. '''eii ihohopo-
VIII not contend that the tariff 10
.he sole caage and excuse for avorht
.aht prices. hrt do insist that a nrac
ucally prohibitive tariff. such as ne
nave. Is az least one of the 49,
fuses that make exorbitant prices for
human necessities a possibility. II NAV
DC mat trusts and combinations nm,
up 'ne prices; think they do. But AZ |
.He same time. | believe the old con-
.enuon TO be true. that a high prota-,-
i've tar'n Is the mother OF trusts"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-12
Stone Greatly Puzzled.

Saving he had been greatly puzzled
10 know the meaning OF the method OF
proceeding. h. declared that # had the
complexion OF purpose to conceal
rather than 10 discover" II not. why.
he asked. did the Republican mem
oers OF the finance committee come
cushing headlong into this business
and exhibit an over-weening anxiety
% take charge Of the proposed in
luiry,
IF the remarkable things done
here" he continued. have given TO
this business the sinister aspect Of a
scheme on the part Of certain senator's
20 organize a commltte that would
start In primarily tn hold the Payne
Aidrich tariff Law blameless for the
wills the country complains OF. then
he senator from Massachusetts and
his Republican associates on the
inance committee have only them
selves TO blame"
Mr.. stone said he knew OF nothing
which stood in such great need OF
coating of whitewash- as the tariff
law. Asserting that there had been a
rapid enhancement OF prices since the
9asSage OF the tariff law. he declared
hat neither an increase in the demand
Tor food nor an Increase In the gold
supply could explain these advances
IN so short n time.
He expires seed apprehension lest Sen
ator Lodge would hesitate TO follow
out any line Of inquiry which might
substantial Secretary Wilson's con-
tention that American food products
are sold more cheaply abroad than IN
the Tnitel Stu.os
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-09-28
rHs KINGS WATCH.
.,,ol.ou,e Gift That Embarrassed
jerome 8onspsrts.

..oolson,e Gift That Embarrassed
jerome 8onsparts.
-. ,,,us TO his elevation TO the SOC.
u, Jerome Bonaparte had formed
..d.nn with some young authors
:" y. ,., ,,n,e IN vogue for their wit and
~ 80, - r,yety. On the evening after
..,,insticn 20 the crown or West
~ ~. no met two OF his joviai COM
,..,,,s Just as he was leaving the
,.r My dear fellows" said he.
J, IN, aellghted 10 see you | suppose
NV that have been created
- - ~ WestphaliaT' YES. sire. and
mi, US 10 be among the FIRST
~. ,,hatr You are ceremonious. me-
,s,ts That might pass were sur
n.ded by my court, but at present
-, with form and let US DO or to
supper
-. of the best restaurants In tho
c,i,is Royal. The three chatted and
'.nrbed and said and did thousand
- ,bose foolish things which when I'M
v..medltated are so delightful II may
!. spnposed that the conversation was
-, Rent ND without drinking. When
~, vine they had drunk began to take
ogect. MY good friends" said Jerome.
why should we quit each other7 II
,on approve OF my proposal you shall
company me. You. O.. shall DO my
s..,retary. As for you. T.. who are
s,,l Of books. I appoint you my libra.
Ran The arrangement was accept
81 and ratified over a fresh bottle of
champagne.
A. length the party began 10 think
n leaving and accordingly called for
rho bin Jerome produced his purse.
INT the king OF westphalia could only
e,a louis. which formed but n small
rortior OF zoo francs. the amount of
tho blli The new dignitaries by club
hing their wealth could only muster
about 3 francs
What was TO be done? At o'clock
q, the morning where could resources
no found? They determined to send
for the master OF the house and ac-
ouain, him how matters stood He
seemed 10 lakc lut AiOai( w kVoO ldA
and merely requested 10 know their
names. Having told him. the restau-
rsteur set his customers down as
sharpers and threatened 10 send for
the comuissary OF police. This alarm
Ell Jerome who. seeing that the res
taurateur doubted them. handed over
his watch In payment. This watch
bad been a present from Napoleon. and
on the back was the emperor's cipher
in brillants.
On examining the watch the restau-
rateur concluded that It had been
stolen and took II to the commissary
Of rolLce The latter. recognizing the
imperial cipher. ran with II 70 the pre-
feet The project Jew TO the minister
Of the interior. and be In turn went>to
the emperor at St Cloud Next morn
ING the Moniteur contained an orii-
nance In which Jerome was ordered to
Westphalia at once and prohibited
from comforting any appointments till
his arrival ut his capltal.-T. P.'s Lon
don Weekly.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-09-28
BAcrEIoE GIRLS

and the puiicts take ou his bloody
comb and eat his tail and thus become
feather GenGs.
Some feed pullets egg Stimulants.
and If they wish to that's their biz.
This is not necessary % make roost-
erS lay. Many have contracts 10 de-
liver 50 many eggs per month. and 90
get these when old hons mott they
must come from puucrS Thus pu.-
lets are often forced FOR early eggs by
feeding much mash and meat and
marketed after the rush. But this IA
ton viii make males SOFT and give
them abnormal combs. while at dinner
they may start free fight and chase
the pullets out Of sight
PUletS for strong winter laying 9re
not forced. but built up for business.
50 that when maurcd they have the
stamina 90 6ecp laying. and when
mated for breeding their eggs hatch
strong chicks.
These aS well as show birds and
Noting hens should have special treat
ment, which is Impossible with cock
erels butting in Separate the sexes.
Both will do better The cockerels
may be capouizcd fatteued for market
or fed for breeders or show birds.
They.will not run themselves thin. and
the breeders Will thus preserve their
sexual strength for the breeding pen.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-09-28
THE LIONS HEAD.
Origin Of It's Use as Decoration For
Fountains.

Origin Of It's Use as a Decoration For
Fountains.
The sun CLOVIS In the Lion" saws
Seneca. meaning that when the sun
enters the sign OF Leo at the summer
solstice the highest temperature OF the
year IS experienced. We may say. on
the other hand. that the Babylonian
astrologers thousands OF years ago
placed the king OF beasts. the fiery and
ferocious lion. I'm that part OF the 70
diac which the sun enters at the sum-
mer solstice.
The constellation which IS called Leo
bears very little resemblance 10 the
outline OF lion Probably the name
was originally applied only 20 SIS prln-
cipal star. RcglIius II l. 10 this con.
stcllation In the zodiac that we owe
the countless water spcwing lions
heads which are found In ancient and
modern fountains. because I'm the latter
part OF July. while the sun is still Ga
the sign OF Leo. the Nile is at It's hi1h.
est level.
Furthermore. the lions head with
widely open jaws Is IN itself very suit
!, able for the mouth Of a fountain or
waterspout. This decorative motif was
employed universally throughout the
Greco-Roman world Lions heads are
found used In this way no Athens. Ephe-
sus, Olympia. Agrlgontum and count
less other places. IL Is not quite GER
tain that this employment of the Hons
head originated in Egypt Curtius de-
scrihes an Assyrian bas-relicf from
Bairan showing water streaming from
ring shaped vessel \ lion stands as
II on guard on either side of thc foun-
tain.
The water clock. which WAS used in
judicial proceedings. had the form Of n
lion and name which means the
guardian OF the stream Hence the
idea OF protection may have been the
origin OF the association OF lions with
fountains. aud this custom may have
originated IN a.-Scienuhc Amerl.
can.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-09-28
HUMAN SACRIFICE.
" Appears to Ne an Ordinary Occur.
renee In Liberia.

" Appears to Ne an Ordinary Occur
renee In Liberia.
OF certain aspects OF Llbcria Can.
taiD Braithwaite Wallis writes IN the
Geographical Journal: The ponpla.
ton OF Jane is large. almost untouched
by the so called civilization ON The
coast Il Is typical OF western Africa
The men have fine physiqucs and very
black skins. and most OF them olais
their hair. which Is worn about six
inches to eight inches long. rhev m.
peared To be well armed with rifles
guns. spears and swords While In
this town l saw even slaves. who verc
held by the leg in wooden stocks
They had been in that position for
some months One OF them told me
through the Interpreter that ne had
been kept thus for two years. lie was
a man OF poor physique. ana a pur.
chaser could not Therefore DO easily
found for him.
That night. while asleep I'm my
little hut In the town. was awakened
by hearing "A gentle chorus of wom-
ems voices singing some yards away.
After a few minutes the chorus ceased
and a single voice began. I'm Bande.
an African song. The voice was soft
ana meiodious. and the tune was fas-
chatting and weird and harnonized
with the Wild environment 70 which,
X belonged. After n few lines tho
other singers Joined. and the result
was most attractive and beautiful
containing as II did such delicate har.
moay with excellent taste During
the years have been In Africa I do
not remember having heard ANYTHING
quite like this singing before. and
shall neger forget H. The INTERPRETER
told me the next morning that tho
song was TO the good spirits. asking
them TO guard and protect the white
man and his followers on their iour.
ney."
Another incident: a few Yards ont.
side the FIRST stockade noticed an
empty grave. the newly turned earth
or which showed ~ had been recently
dug. This grave. Il appeared. had
been used for the purpose OF buryinr
a man alive as sacrifice. and was
Informed In a most matter OF fact
way and as II the occurrence was
quite an ordinary one that the un.
fortunate victims body had lately
been exhumed 20 obtain certain Dor.
tons for the purpose Of manufacture
Ing fetish medicines"
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-09-28
SEPARATE LIE SEXES

II uckics fellow 20 get nearly all
pullets from hatch. but how eggs
asperaung when they don't law when
eggs pay,
One thing puts pullots b1ck-coclz-
erels are allowed 20 play catcher.
They are raced all day and get
scrawny.
Pullets mature best alone. where
there is quiet
Sporty cockerels have too much
mouth. They fuss over the females.
the females get to fussing. and this
racket and rouchhcusc harm the ha-
rem.
Bloody duels cnsue. every cockerel
having coachcrs with megaphonc
mouths that bring chaos to The ucrv-
Gus system
This puts every cacklcr on one nerve.
Growth Is checked. and laying is re
tardpd
The couQuerine Grower swaccers
into the coop 70 show his proud scars.