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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

lrssors wife; From 9 til 1850 she
was in the kitchen directing and
q, tually cooking, for she had but one
proper servant During the morning,
after 1880, visitors came, for morn
ing Is calling time for ladies In Ger-
many and If she went to market her
maid attended to the cooking. The
German markets are filled in the
mornings with wcll-dreSsed ladies,
often accompanied by maid, | have
seen arstocrntic ladies carrying large
baskets to and fro, II is not thought
'u,ru e E TIN the afternoon our
professors wife attends her Norcips
this pt"nular lady belongs TO llyg,
Including Shakespeare one, Then
there was the family Ahcndcsscn, ana
In the evening music simple dances
NeN CuO lret afternoon froCks are
worn. cheap tchatcr going, family
friends, Il" .., thcr scWS, the whole
family /. A'hcrcd together.
There Is a democracy unknown In
Great Britain. In Brcmarhaven a
few years ago on the dance commit
tee were a doctor an elementary
school teacher, a small tradesman and
an Independent lady Everyone went.
30 one wore low" dresses or pur-
chased new frocks in the latest fash
ion. II may seem incredible never
thcleSs people of refinement ana cul-
turo marry an $1,000 a year and are
very comfortable.
The horrible, sordid struggle that
life ON $1,000 year means To gentle
folk in England does not exist in
Germany partly ! am certain, he
cause the wife hrnrs great stock
.,T .slAthinp la and n.al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
GERMAN WOMEN
ARE MOST BUSY
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ARE VARIED
AND STRENUOUS.
10 Their VWN MARKETING
professional Glass Brings Up Their
Children Comfortably On
Small Sum.

Francis II, Low In londOn Times,
The social activities OF the women
Of the middle class In Germany
JaaZed and impressed me without
lhe political vote, or the municipal
ote, without any political agitation
of any kind, the women IN Germany
nave got largely into their hands the
Jarrying out of all the big measures
o, social and educational reform,
,ud cooperate and influence to an
extent that makes 'he parliamentary
s.t supertluous The German
Irauen Nerein, in It's different AS
u,ets and varieties, is composed,
peaking roughly Of the middle and
per middle classes, and Is the most
u.wphant justiicatlon of women's
IspirationS,
rhc functions aud duties dedicated
- the state are unpaid. and, most
wonderful of all, the same energy
and regularity. that we in England
,in as rule only secure 10y paid
lbOr The German woman is a born
organizer. and she regards her phil
unthruptiC work aS serious duty.
Go to any wealthy suburb Of London
and you will find whole streets Of wo-
men who do no phianthropic work,
or II any at all, pay one visit a week
10 some reCreatiyc center to play
with the children,
Anyone who has endcavored to
carry on any organization by volun-
tary labor In England knows the i'm
mense difficulty that Is experienced
In getting the regular attendance Of
women other, oddly enough, than wo-
men of the aristocratic classes. who
are more scrupulous than any other
In the matter OF active charity
Contrast this with the splendid
Frauen Ncrein OF Baden, with ITS
countless activities Its president Is
the Grand Duchess who never misses
Il week and herself inquiries into
every detail.
Here is the day Of typical pro-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

.-N,ltn butter, allowing
tablespoonful 70 each half
'our over crackers two and
tbs cupruls of stock in
IT'S were cooked, As soon
s have absorbed the stock,
$ finely chopncd and sea-
.alt and pepper, and sum-
sage or murjoram may
rs desired.
lnd Celery SWffing-Re-
7outside crusts from q stale
'ker's bread and break in
'.ero should be three and
Pour over bread
of boiling wafer and let
lty minutes, then squeeze
water that is possible.
> dd one tablespoonful of
soning, one and one-halt
Il of salt and One-fOurth
OnluI Of neDpcr, then ada
rs of q cuprul of finely
and onc-hnlf cupiul Of
Ter.
itufring-MiN two cupfulS
he'd potatoes, two cupfuls
crumbs, one third Of a
pch of melted butter and
and one-half cupful of
rts finely chopped, Mois-
'Ot water and season with
r and sage. "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
Iiepul,l
T. Up j. IIurle,
q FlOlOl
w. (Tulsa a
1T zoe Brllner,
/, COlFINS
PUBLIC PROFIT on
Town of Paris Makes VI
Burinl Boxes.
Money on

Paris, OcU 3l.--FCr some months
past there has been discomfort among
the funeral mutes Of Paris-dlscon-
tent with their uniform An Illus
trated paper the illustrated Hearse,
printed in black and white, Is pub
lished under the auspices of the fra
ternity, and every now and then the
paper contains an interesting piece
of information.
This week an article discloses the
enormous profits which the town Of
Paris makes out of coifins. The very
cheapest coffin supplied to the poor
of Paris costs $1O.75. on this the
town makes $S clear profit And
everything Is in proportion, so that
on a second-class funeral ca first
class funeral is very rare In Parls)
the profits made by the town rur
well over three figures,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
The Dull Moving Machine.

The moving machine that chugs
lder ordinary conditions IS sadly
need of attention. In nine cases
It of ten the fault win be found
one or the other or both Of the
ltIing edges The sickle may be
Ill or the edges worn off the ledger
atcs. II is only a half remedy to
.arrcn the sickle and leaves the
Nh ledger plates IN,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
MARSHAL STAYS CATTLEMAN.
Cordcll Onicial In jail for killing al
lnmn.

Cordell, Okla OcL 3l.--George W
Tell, formerly wealthy cattle dealer
of western Oklahoma, was killed at q
convict camp near here today by city
Marshal Page Nelson Of Cordell, fol-
lowing q quarrel. Nelson is in jail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
CLIP THIS OUT
Valuable Prescription When AZ
llctcd with Rheumatism or
IlnplxaChp. Also Splendid Tonic

At the first sign OF rheumatic
pains or backache. or feeling
of being generally run down and
weakened, the following simple
prescription should be used; the re-
suits are prompt and cure certain
zone ounce compound syrup
Sarsaparilla; one ounce Toris com
pound half-pint high grade whis-
key Cor sherry wine If Il is pre-
ferredD Mix them and take
tablespoonful before each meal
and at bedtime, The bottle must
We well shaken each time,
ANY druggist has these ingrcdi-
ents or will quickly get them. any
one can mix them. This also
makes splendid system builder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

a Des Moines cat attacked n chan.
tecler hat worn by young woman.
The cat was probably after the rat
underneath.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

Even IN this era of high prices
ere are some things that are still
reap. To verify this. read the ads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

some merchant has made his to-
days ad more interesting to YOU than
he ever succeeded in doing before.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

he met a br
stopped and
of n bird is
That's "A Ia
planned genia
The lrishnl
ing made fuI
occasion, and
Of the eye, I
bird | mean I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

As the eel
to sing, little
Is exercised
of the OrChcS
whats TIN
at her for %
nantly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
ItIGI'J'I

Jose ph w NJ
Gilbert w II
Donald r. Fr
ThOs s. Duh
Joseph ~ Do
VIM. H. Dill
Johu T. Eyat
W. H. Lain
John II Hall
John W Fur
Kate H. Bigt
James r. Eur
samuel !. Bu
William IT, II
Emory II Pr
Chas. c. Char
+. NJ keyes.
c. f. Creage.
Crinlna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
CYsietIic,e gseinuutma duus.

ReTiiegeIte 3ueebote rperbeH eutesetneeuom.
rleH IN Ger GffIce oes TIrec1or Of Bublic Eer'
ece Stabt6uue, Cincinnati, Ebio, big i2 ubr
UhtingS. am tfdG, ben q, gedt 1910
iir ben glrfaui uHe bic xni'erHlu9 BIZ radh'ie'
teuoen 0ebarbe: ale gt'aLe itro burt ben
gen uGh aHuahme bes anGebois udullth:
80. !. GIN $3.50 ges ooppeliss triSbau5
nit eiHeut 2s'tDetgeH 5rone' Stoa oobtrier, be-
ianHi ais 2310 Eno 1912 l2eI G@ie EtrGBe
30 2. @tn 2iz sIiod aes Sramebdus beianui
aIs 1901 goIumbfu aoerue.
fSuTmuiure fino 8H erlunaeu in oer Etfice oes
gleris beg Department Of Bubble Ssroice.
Seoes Inge5ot ulub ben epueu glGmeH jfber
Gieieafnaft ober Gsfeuftufteu. lpeIte oas gret.
oaran iutereiren. srtbaIien. uuo E1us btsleitet
fciH nit elmer Glrg'naft In Der Sumu1e bon
lOG, oes @etrapes hes gnpebpfS ober eincn.
sertifi3rteu QheS Guf cine nutitebeHhs SdrTf
ais ctre gorautie bdfGr bat penu eiu aree5ct
aupeuuumeu tptcb, ein Rontraii etnatsaHeer
rperbeH niro.
Soutt trqtuottu Nusttot aurado,rir,u tp.reeu
eaun pire iolhsr gbtf an ben ei,isr rtieurnirt
unb iulfe tretnetiH dHgtbct arpsuemmtn rtretn,
pann frirp ioit,r gbtd mad IafrttstnHta,retr aus.
Ilhruuq uHe SiSsrftgune etI Rontratts laraf,
trifat'ct
gtsiu msF,u ,,nsr iufrits,Ht,ntHbtr Etpsis
BON ihrer Sd5atett lteferH um fp.6e alGfte gr.
belt rpis eerlauci 81 befcreen
2istsr lno etaalien, bit etsrusteH Gsrmuiars ~
esbrorS,z Da !tint eHetttu ,HissesHetnsHmeu n,r'
beH
Str gir.etsr Of gublk strpi, t,h6t SIS bel
Rtat Dor, tresEettHs resr ale gHesba's ~ ssT'
Dsr'tu.
Sm gu'trac, ots Tir.tsts Of gusIit ssrsist
Geu 81. gpriI 1910.
9obR J. @erner. Qtsrf.
922s,6,l3 1920,
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Gerfaui Don Giucinuaiier gpnos.

sseeraenomalen tn Der G7fice beg guoitors ber
Staot GiHciHudti. Siclt Ohio, big ~ ilbr w2iis
tags an q. JuHt 1910 iir ben @uinui boit
gouos oer befaateH 5taot III Der Sumule bon
S5o,00o0o. 1tefs Spubs iiub unbeiteusrbar
mes So1os fl.r ben s,HtGuf bon GipeutbuH an
Der sreu5ung bon Rurnet aoenue urto ReuoIna
Rodo fir QC1f'3pede, unb uuter Der auiortai
bon SeftioneH 3s39 bts 3943. etniflieblid bes
General Qober oes Stoates SbiU, uno 3ufolgs
uno III uebereIu'timHuna nit SroinGn5 9o.
1925, paf'trt bonn Stdotrat5 Der Siabt GinciH'
natl, Gtdat Ohio, am II. april 1910.
Gieie BoHos tperbeH oGtirt fem bonn /.
slprtl 1910. uHo fno 8dbIbar oisr5ig Sabre
mad Sdtum in Der NntericaH RattonaI Grnnnge
aioHf 9leip Dort Gin, Ieip YorI ieher Bomb
Dtro Die Summe bon S500.00 reprdieH,IreH uno
SufeH tr1geH 5ur Rate bon bier Qro3eHt pro
Sdtr. 5abIbar baibid6rIid.
8efdete Bombs tueroeH on ben b0biteu uno
better aicier ftir Mot neniger gls oeren Bort
mem SbeiI oefer guseabe gemnft nerben.
nue Sngebofe mtf'en alf georu6teu 5orrfulGs
rem, fDelne bon oem Iuoitor eeIieferi
nerbeH, auSgeferttet fein uHo bic ain'
sabl Der gonos nlt ipeIte se6oten iuuree, anee.
nebft ben aufaelauienen 3tnfer bonn Datum br
Bombs his sum Tatur Der Gblieferuna lus
Sugebote mii'fer be9Ieitet fein bon einem 3erifi.
5irteu 9bed, 31bfbar an grHft Bon gargen au.
bttor, tlr 8 Rrcsent bes Retrdaes Der guno5
ouf ote peboteH fpurbe 9as He6t iraerbeir
ooer ale aHgebote 5u oerperteH, pirb nprDe.
bebdlteu
slne Gnasbote 7niiIfen bsrfieaeIt une eusorFtr,
lstH nnt oer;. aubenfeite bes gounerts: seios fsr
Bart @gteufioI BoHbs"
grrft Bon gareen.
o,l5,ZO>H auolfor Der Stdot Cincinnati.
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leHben poIftern ausgeitattete 3utiden
benten. Nnfdrgs mubten bic Wasen
init einer Better betiegen tperben, unb
rarttee Srauen5immer fonnten ith
unn1Dsli1 ouf einen iplhen Wasen ieS
ben, rpenn fie iih niht in Der Sugeno
i'm 3aunbetIettern, gliternsI Iterausnebs
men unb 4epfelpfliiden ilmseieben
hatten, benn ber S4pung iiber bic
Geitenleiter srforberte cine beionbere
8eiponntbeit, unb tpeniee fonnten ibn
tbur, pbne Die unteuItebenoen Wdgens
meiiter unb Stalltnef,te gum 2afen
gu brinesn." @u6 foQ es oorgetpmz
men iein, rbdB bic QaiIugiere unb pp=
ftilIione Bel iblehten Wegen bur6 Die
StObe bes Wagens al bic Groe ge=
Ihsuoert puroen", audi, roaB oiepafz
iugiere Dor lauter gatereien uno lib
lem 9eruh i'm Wogen taum bGtten
iiben tDnnen uno bdb bic YoItpdeen
5ur niht seringen 9Iamage Der poit
Ielbft gans iteden 9eblieben ndren".
Wud tdmen 9erIdumniiTe ppr, neil
rote Serren pafagiere iid pegen bes
guten Wdr3 3bieres cine babe Stunoe
Idnser perlpetlt batten" ooer neil etn
anberes Wal retn 6oufe Sauern ben
goitiLIion, bo er iiber ibrsn Older ses
fahren mar, erit abpriigeln muBte".
Sp6 Die pOitpu8en befferten iid nit
Der 3eit, bic Waeen ipurben nit einem
9erbed bon rgeipddieter 2einpano"
perieben, oon MISUNDERSTANDING man
bpffte, roaB lie einen Saufen pafagtez
re auf Die 9oIten 3ieben peroe" ,4ufz|
Ittesetritte unb Wugenlaternsn tamen
bin3u, aus ben Wpderpoiten tpurosn
rSournalierer", bic goTtiLlione betaz
men cine ihmude Uniform, 3urbrans
benbure fiibrte bas PoItborn Elm, cine
preubiihe poItprbnung orbnets an,
baB bic 9oItmeiiter bic poitilions on
baIten ioGten, rfleiBtg uno ippbl gu
blaien", uno Die regelmGBi9 pieoerz
tebrenoen Wetien bes Bcitborns, bic
tbeiIs Bel Sage tbeiIs I'M 0unteI Der
Qo6t burh WaIb, Sutn uno 5Iur err
fdauten, i6meitelten ii6 gar tief in
bas 9pItsgemiitb Elm unb Iinb pon
Oihtern eriten Ranges in finnigenQiez
bern gefetert fporben. 800 Der gftff
Der 2ptpmottoe goitbprn unb 8oQiIs
lton perordngte, tpebte iebesmal Elm
gar elestI6er 3on burb bic DeiIe,
rpelde ben S6eibenben beuti6s 2otaIs
ppeten nafiongen.
Die eneIii 6enSroniupe
len. Ius Qonbon tpiro gemeIbet: Sn
SoIse bauliaer Isnberungen im5oper
Itno bic 9ronjupeIsn pon bort entFernt
porpen. Sffi5ieu piro aneegeben, buB
oie toitbaren SupeIen in Der 9aut BON
GngIanb untergebradt iporben iino.
v0oiIp Muil" ertIGrt, bob benz niht
10 iit, ionbern boB bic Supelsn mao
einem onberen SbeiIe bes Sorpsr oes
braht tpurben. Die offi3t:Qe @erIaut.
burung gei6ab nur oesboLb. um bic
8tebe irre3ufiibren.
- Sine ipertbpolIe 8ron3esStutust.
te, bic sgpptiihe G0ttiu Reitb oariteIz
leno, iit aus bem metropolitan 2units
Wluisum, no iie iosben erit Sur Iuss
itequng gebru6t pOroen mar, esitObIen,
aber in einsm pfonbleibeeidaft in Der
goDerp pieber uufgeipIrt iporoen. Die
GDttin, fpelae einsn Qntiquitdteapsrtb
bon 81, 500 babeH ioq, mar bort nit
san5en so Gents beIebnt tporben uHo
ftano fir $1.00 gum 9srtauf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06

" us ber guten alten 3eit.
Der Jahresberttt Der 6anbeIstamz
mer gu 0ortmuno fir bos cyabr 1909
gte6t Tolgenbe S9tIberung 6es poitz
tpeiens I'M II. Subrbunbsrt: Ser
9robe &urfiirit ri6tete cine Dirt Don
regelmdbigsr Yofroerbinbuna 3piI6en
felner SuuprItabt8erlin unb ben rpeft>
falti6sn proDtn3sn elm, rpel6e iebod
bic 9ruff6aft Wtart nur auf benz To-
eenunttten Sunbpege BEL 2ipptaot
uno 2unen Itreifte. Die sr0bern gu
iiberwinoenben @ntfernunsen brahten
es BON felbft NIT iih, bob aus elmer
einfd6en Jubgdnserpoft cine Reitpoit
fDuroe. Dis btefe in toum su perftez
benber Riibnbeit itb ni9t einncl mebr
Don ben 9ren5en Der einselnen Staae
ten bes beilisen r0mii6en Heines
beutfber Station aufbaIten lieB, fons
ben iih ihon tparnenbe aIeinitaatse
Stodpbiliiter, beren nieberbsutfdxr
9umor bus mort in ben Weunb oeleot
bat: DE Grens' Is MID bortau Dor,
bat fei bDrh ben utldnbsoertebr nies
berpett porb". 4us Der Reitpoft fpur,
be bic Gobrpoit. 4Gerbinas mub man
9f9 uuter oiefsr suu69ft beiieik ni6e
ee0n Gssern cstzaeent lus mi: f4,pi.
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Mn oas Qublifum.

9s utrb bterburt betuuHf gema6t, bab Der
uHfer8slbHete am PeuttgeH Gage ourt SQ5 gau,
ohsSerIti bon Qamiliou goantp, Chic tM
be a4aeer, un6 Qbar[es BiebI bet serflagie iit,
erHannf poroeu III ais Receiner bon daeu ben
gTerbeH, g9o9en unb auen unb e:RseLHeH Gerts
5eugen. bic btsber BON befasten Charles gie5l
be:uei fpuroeH III benz SSubrrper. uHo suu;rGtts
9eftdft in Ro. 1928 IlcsUltter Aoenue. Camp
RGibtn9toE III biefiger Staot, uHo feruer bon
aLeH t5u!bGbeu uHo ausftebeHoeH EehnuHaeu,
peIhe oem befaeteu 8ei6d't geboIeu.
Aae 8erfoneIi rpelte in irgeHoetHer ISeife
nit benz befagter Gef6dit Oer'huIbet 'tno ftnb
erfutt. cine gbre6ruup nit benz uuter5eidues
bsfugfen Charles BiebI etrgegangeu tpurbeu,
tperbsn ulif EefebI hurt ben unter6ei6ueteH fpie
5tsber nuseefl5rt peroen
IatIrt 81 Cincinnati bieien g. IQg i'm wtni
1910.
GbnrIe& 3. pruberger Reeeiner
Spanaen berp & noer5era.
GnptIfe, Brpeite Observation-Disclosures II
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Ter Beau,ien CUR Gnerichi, onb Sruotr Jobu
EdierIe am g. 1Rai gei.0rbeH 1T lub bon ben
@sarisB Der eoge beliie Rntmifidq am 1880
iltr pcn feiner 6nhnhaa 30 ee5 Qubloru slpe.,
ans Su feiger Iesitu AubeIidfie geIeiiei Dirn
greb. >. Gilman. 6. ~
Srbn q. 9rtnfmaR E<sr. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigne
~ has this Gay been duly appointed and qua.
lifted by the Probate Court OF Hamilton Coun.
ty, Ohio, as administrator of the estate Of Al.
bert Haeckel, deceased
Dated Cincinnati, April ~. 1910.
ANDREW HAECkEL,
&,biT Administrator.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06

i'm Glitter bon SO Sabren. Die geerbieuns fin.
bet fatt ON Srettae, ben g. Wlai 9tn6mittaes
Inn 2 llhr, bonn lrduerbuuie aus SO. 2t6i
gIhftdn Strdbe. 1rauerfeier Inn 8 ltbr 9toop,
iuittnes in Der anpeIIe bes Gprtne 8rcoe Grieoi
bo'eS. Die trcuernoen Sttterbliebenen:
2ouife % Ie. Wtutter.
Senrn :. gduermeper. sruoer
Qtutbtlbe gnuer.
Gltfc DoII, SHtpeftertE
aueuita fetubart
nebft SortiIter.
Httte, feline gEumcn. 5,6'
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sis btrahusrhs--
Ua6rlagerin OieIes 3eila(tes.

sfor in bsr sItsftsn 3eit CAB ss ssntfT.
eerfong,, bic eurt bic g6apfuns bsber bseobi
pGreH. uno ss liest istu 8DeifeI Dor. eus
aud beutsuicse nod gsrfoHeH sytfttrer. bic
burd etue uHbeiouRts araft i'm stoube iino,
8icIes su tbun uHb ocraussldaetn. pas fir
GHoere er'!ouHlif n: uHh bIsibt. Cir GcItef
bat bic antur otefe Game Defenders besirIisist
bsrr fte bat ibr bic ieItene GGbs oetrlisbeu bas
Gebeu ihrer Wttmeriteu tpie eiu oufssftInse.
neg Bud geHau az leeu. 8ersebt ni6i, odb
fie in ibrer eiaeueu HfitbenB ar Seefiu soeuus
Fuobut. Rehmt Die gGfi gro Gar oitIih bis
Seeiin abenue. bcrH esbt bieieibe ttnaat bis
5br bic it6nt Refbul pen Brau Y. Va.sr
erreidt Tns 5ous III 6ur Itrieu Sanb uHe
an 3uune If. osr Rcme:
Mrs. B. Yaeger, friber syrau SedtOlo
Seetin apenn,, sinmssb, Gineinnati Chic.
4riefIite aHipor!eR SLo0 uub barber.
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fouiGa i0oesntr,

g8ttttpe oeS berftorbeuen sSris SoeSner, i'm g,i'
ier bon So Subrer uno 1 Wlpndt. Die 8eeIbt'
guug ftrtoet ftdtt am Sdmitae ben T. U6oi BAD.
mtttues / ubr, bonn GrGneIbaufe aus, $40 sol
g3elt GicDsi6en @berlie. geeroimirg prtbat.
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MANAGEMENT OF CHESTNUT WOODLANDS.

The state Board of Forestry has issued the
tphowing article on the management OF
| chestnut woodlands, which is both interest.
Ing and instructive to many land holders in
Hartford
In the northern third Of Baltimore County,
as also In Hartford. there are a great many
stands at almost pure chestnut. This species
oi tree Is one of the most valuable IN the
state and should he encouraged IN every
way. 1t is the best native pole timber to he
found, and with the rapid extension Of tel.
phone lines and the poles needed for rene " al
in old lines, there isa good demand and good
price for poles. When Il chestnut tree has
grown to the size of good pole. it's financial
maturity has been reached and II IL ready
tot the market at price ranging FROM 81 to
81 40 ON the stump. In pure stand OF
chestnut OF pole size, there should he 100
poles to the acre At An average stumpase
price OF - 80 per pole, there should be a net
return OF $3.50 per acre. One of the desir-
able qualities of the chestnut Is that Il will
sprout abundautly from the stump when
two are cut before they reach old aye The
best system of management for chestnut
stands Is the close cutting system where the
entire stand is cut after the trees have
reached the size Of telephone poles. After
cutting there Will lie thick. thrifty
sptout reproduction, which In "a few wears
viii form dense stand of chestnut sprouts.
Ancr the growth IL well started and thin.
ming IS necessary all buttwo or three sprouts
should he removed from each stump select.
tug the most promising cues TO form the
future stand The chcstnLt is on. Of the
mos rapid grow ing Of our native trees and
Wv easiest W ihhuAkc, nc titcs should he
cut duriTg the dormant season, fail or win.
ter, and the stumps should he low In order to
force the sprouts near the ground, where
they can early develop an independent root
system. The growing tres Will require
LITTLE atIentiuu, other than occasional hin.
ulngs to mHinto ain the proper density OF
stand. tuttl the trees are well up out OF
reach NO paSturinH ri amy kind should he al.
lowed. aud every pTtcautipn should be tai en-
at all ttWes 10 prevent forest fires and to
promptly rNtiuSuish any tNat may occur.
l. Is believed that there II more revenue to
be derived in growing chestnut on rocky
SLOPES and ridges In Baltimore and Hartford
Counties than can be derived from the land
In ans otter crop In growing timber the
land owner 10 assured of advancing prices
and he i doing public serVi n helping to
protect stream how rsductpg the severity of
climate eeautifyins the land cape, and more
than all aiding to maintain a supply Of