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The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24

the work of improving their new
breed of cattle by selection. They
continued the work of improvement by
selection, feeding, etc, until they own
ed animals with Il record of consid-
erably over 500 pounds of butter in
one year.
Their type of cows being now estab-
lished, three years ago the name Co
lumbar was given these cattle under
Il charter from the state, and the Co
lumbar Cattle Breeders association
was organized with five members.
The best and largest herd of Column
bians is now owned by {. O. Gregory
and his father Oh the farm where The
breed originated. They have thirty
three COWS. Some of the Columbian
cattle. were exhibited at local fairs in
New York this year, but very few Of
this new butter breed have been Of
fered for sale.
The Columbians so far have made
good records rs n butter breed Of cat
tie, and there seems to be good rea-
sons for believing they will takc a
permanent place among the standard
dairy breeds.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24
HEAD OF THE FLOCK.
Important Points to Consider In &c
Letting the Ram.

important Points to Consider In &C.
Letting the Ram.
In selecting Il ran two classes Of
breeding should be avoided-the com
mon scrub, that has no good charac-
teristies to fix, and the pure breed
scrub" without individuality. whose
purity Of breeding only gives him
greater power 10 work ruin in the
flock. Good individuality, backed by
several generations Of good ancestry,
will insure prepotency with almost un-
failing certainty where the ewes are
suitable and management correct.
Great attention should be paid to the
rams general contour. His structure
should be firm and massive, with Il
broad, spacious breast, no dispropoE-
tomato length of legs and well formed
and fully developed quarters, especial
ly the headquarters. His loin should
be stout and we'll knit, his features
bold. and Il muscular neck is desirable
\ bold and courageous eye and car
Rage are indicative of spirit and yigor
His head should be long, but rather
small and well nodded.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24

should be strong; weak pasterns are
far too common in breeding stock and
must be guarded against.
Selection OF brood soWs for the sue
ceediue year should be made early.
In fact, the most successful hog man
Will have this thought In mind contin-
uously is he goes about among his
pigs. The culiiug of the old aows
should begin aa soon as the PIGS are
Weaucd. |Giscardiag those which have
produced small litters or those which
are such poor suckers rs to be I'M
able to raise Il good litter and the
cross. nervous s0Ws that are AWAY
getting excited and killing pig. y
tried brood SOW that has fulfilled all
the requirements is worth keeping for
several years. In the selection o. gifts
study first the dams, giving prelarean.
10 those from large. even filters from
mother. having the desired characters.
From the standpoint o. ~feeuudity IL
Is ~cll IL look to the sire also. for :"
sire scIe tel from n lafea litter WI
he mrresl.sclr to t|rausai.t that char
acter % lis female Of ar.ae.
tho matare sow makes by far The
hest lroal sow. II would bo better
If tlc vi We're not bred until a year
Old. II the practice Of breeding too
young j. continued the Xigor and VI
talay II the ha1d win be greatly re
dueol afs#r a feW generations.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24
INDIGESTION OF cows.
Loss of cud Is a Symptom Merely ard
Not a Disease.

Loss of Cud Is a Symptom Merely ard
Not a Disease.
Loss of cud is not a disease. but
merely the symptom Of sickness.
When a COW suffers from Indigestion
or amy other ailment which makes her
feel quite sick she naturally will stop
chewing Ter cud. When the trouble
subsidies Illumination will be resumed
Many PEOPLE give artificial cuds, think
Ing to establish rumination by such
means. This of course is highly alb
surd, says the Rural New Yorker.
On general principles give a COW Il
full dose Of physie when she will not
chew her eud and follow the purge by
full doses of stimulants in warm wa
ter, thin cruel or naXseed tea. As n
physic IL pound of EPSON salts, half
an ounce of ground ginger root and n
cupful of blackstrap molasses shaken
up in three pints of warm water will
prove effective. -Four ounce doses OF
whisky along with half n dram of
fluid extract of nuX vomica will serve
we'll as Il stimulant. Another good
stimulant for COWS is Il mixture of
equal parts of aromatic spirits of am
monia, pure alcohol and spirits of nj
trous ether Sweet niter). A dose of
this is two ounces every three or four
hours, well diluted with water, cruel
or fiaxseed tea. Rectal INJECTIONS of
soapy warm water are also useful
when Il cow is affected in the way
here considered.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24
PROFITABLE HOG RAISING.
Selection and Care of tho Brood Sow
of Vital Importance.

Selection and Care of tho Brood Sow
of Vital Importance.
The brood SOW Is the foundation Of
all profitable pork production, and her
selection, care and management are
the most important factors of the
Whole industry, writes Professor C.. G.
Wheeler in Kansas Farmer. 1t Is Il
subject upon which volumes have been
written, and in spite of this fact prob
ably more hog growers fail in this
point than in any other phase of the
industry.
In making the selection of sows it
must be borne in mind that we cannot
expect uniformity in the pigs unless
we have uniformity in the parents. \
type must therefore be kept in mind
and the selections, as far as possible,
made to conform to this type. The
sows should be broad between the
eyes and of refined appearance about
the face and neck. The shoulder;
should be smooth and deep. The bod
should be fairly long. with we'll sprung
ribs, giving plenty of oom for the
vital organs. There should be no
pinchiug in just back of the shoulders.
The various other requirements of the
market tyne must be f~ollowed-tha
well developcd hams, broad, straight
back and deep aides; short, straight
les should support the animal, with
good vidth between then; TIE bone
should not be too fine, and the feet
The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24
The SWin8heFd.

? Roots and clinical should hive
) Il place in the brood spW's ra-
, ton.
\ eocd brood sow is always
worth much more than the mar
5 ket price Of pork.
Z Full AGED soWs produce better
filters and are more quiet at far
. rowing time than those that ire
immature.
. The first month of a PIGS life
: determines in a large measure
I the profit with which it viii be
2 grown.
It Is Il wretched piece of bust
. ness TO compel hogs to eat their
, food in the mud. \ small feed
, ing floor VIII soon pay for itself.
Dried blood meal Is Il valuable
ration for hogs. II not only sup
) plies them with an abundance of
protein. but acts as Il regulator
of digestion.
: Never buy a brood SOY with
, short legs and short. chunky
, body. She must have big feed
, ing capacity in order to produce
! plenty Of milk.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24
Pneumonia Follows A Cold

But never follows the use Of Foley
Honey and Tar, which checks the
cough and expels the cold. NJ. stock
well, Hannibal No, says, ut beats
all the remedies / ever used. l
contracted n bad cold and cough and
was threatened with pneumonia. One
bottle Of Foley's Honey and Tar com
pletely cured ne" No opiates, just
a reliable household medieine-A.G.
Wanner.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24

Dent forget That The temperature OF
cream 1T c%hurning time should be 80
to IS degrees +. in the summer and
GD to g. degrees in winter. The best
c1urniug results will be had at these
respective temperatures.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24

"Have You anything TO declareE'
asked the customs Inspector.
yes replied the lady who was re.
turning from Europe. u understanding
" declare that IT is an outrage the
way this government permits things
to be mussed mp in ones trunk Chi.
cago Record Herald
The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24

A new distinctive breed of Ameri-
can dairy cattle has been named
the Columbian. The bull shown
herewith, Miles Standish. is owned
by f. l.. Gregory, Otsego county.
N. Y. whose father originated the
breed.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24

Let those who complain of having TO
work undertake TO do nothing. If this
does not convert thcm nothing will.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Sett abeeIiefert.

8ir ppuen uu5eren 2elern eth
bradlid uerfidern baB BDi@se's
German Sprup beutsutaee pofitto
has einsise Brdparat I'M Wartte "
peldes Sdwiubiuht ltnoert uno
heilt. 81 ertbdtt bic @teerm,ttel,
als reiner Cheer, Mussug por Btlans
.euhars II, %. loelhe als 9etlrnittel
Sdr Suiten pao gbninbiud9t BON ben
meoesip,s4eg 4onsreHen 10 bod ee'
ichost .,ao Der ShwinoF9tt9e,
einerlei % SIC Sranfbeit I'm pale
ooer 4unel mnB bes Gahts @n9e
babe unb MOr9enS trei lem pom
Uo rpdenen uro tplternoen
8.le erfruulten Sbetle oer'
iouoen god Stube, seilenoer aro
finoenrsl 9,ehanofune, Ino Der Ba'
tient beoar, Der friihen 2utt, altter
Nahrune Sreieu NuswuriS eea Wor'
oens, nit lGneGer uno oanernoer
S%inberupa. sleine 6laidben gu
As Gents aew5hulihe @rbBe nabean
2 Mal 70 piel eptbatteno Is Gents.
sn aUen G~pDthefen au haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

SronaoIen 1882 ibren llnfu9 am
greuBenoenfmoI geiibt utb ge6a9ter
iogar, aud oas 2otpenbenfmal lfrar.
ltiir3en, als tie @aridoIl @erano oa.
ran Binoerte. gigen mrtbet eS an,
boB 6ieier bod binalif nit @ros be.
tpadiene, nit Dem 9lltte l1n3GbIiger
6ur1trGnfte Siigel - Ioeben abge.
erntet miro; eben mo mir binaufge,
ben, nerbreitet gemdbtes Sen IiebIi.
den QUIT. Limb 2eben bliibt ans oen
&iiinen." 8ablret6e, ni6t uninterei.
iante Inbenfen an Die G6Iodten,
iitsbeionoere oil 9apoleons SolOatcn.
fin6et man in Dem nirflid lebens.
tpertben Muieum, peIfes elm engli.
ider, am Sample icIbIt bctIciIiater
Offi3ier %begonnen bat: @eipebre, 81.
itoIen, Seine, SGbel, SGttel, oltfy
Rapoleon's Sporen, @tiin5eu; aud
hte beridiebenortiaitcn @rinnerltngelt
tuerben 90 oeaeiet. llebrigcns
ioII Muieum lino Sotel in
bieien Sogen ieineu 9eiit iuedJ.
ieln. 9urd oic @ufiduttung 6es
2otpenbiieels bot bas y9onse @ntIit
Der groe" iid berGnoert, 70 aud ser
Ebaleinidnitt, Ser nom Sotelplos
emit biniiberfiibrte gum Gdl6Bden
@oumont. 8ilI man aber eune Ser
fir iene @egeno 10 Defenders 6arofte.
riitiiden EboIi6Iuften ieben, 10 neb.
me man ben @eg su Dem B~farrborfe
8raine.pallen6, mo- aud biele, biele
Soloaten ibre lette &ubeit6tte eefltn.
BEN iin6 bon mo man Die Staot 8riiI.
Tel ifnelI errei6t.
Gum S1luiie aber linb gum Ieid).
teren @er1t6nbnis meiner ausfiibrRn.
gen m6hte i6 barauf bintpeiien, oaB
Die glrmee Der &erbiinoeten (@neldr.
Der, SolldnOer uip,) iid bon Rorope-
item 8raine) iiber @ountont nad
Siiboltcn @Ioncenoit) bin3og, p6b.
ren6 Die Sran5oien bon Siioen berarl.
fanert, nafoem iie am 16. Sum- bis
2uatre bras Die 8erbiinoeten unter
benz 8rin5en bon Sranien uno iiib.
6itlid Sapon bel 2ignp Die BreuBen
rnter 8Iiider 9eidlagen. 2etterer
aber tpar bur1 Die Rieoerlage 10 me.
mig sei6ma6t, Dob er am IS. SUM-
oegeu MbenO, als Gapoleon bereits
na9 Der Siegespalme g%reifen moIlte,
sen ser NieoerIage naben @erbiinoe.
ten 3u SiIfe fam uno Dem felt faIt a6t
Stunoen ip~Gbren0en moroerii6en
Sample cine @enoung gab, Die Die
bSllige Nieberlage Nopoleons uno
ieinen &iifsug no6 Sranfreid ber-
onIaBte. Die Ierbiinbeten batten
67,66t Mann init 1876 @ei9iisen; Der
Meni6cnperluit belief ii6 auf H..
426. Die SreuBen batten auber6em
51,944 @ann un0 5,t04 @eidiise;
ibre 8erIuite betrll9en 6,6S2 @ann.
Die Sran5oicr, meI9e am is. Sum-
7t,947 Mann unb 246 @eidJiibe ins
Selo fiibrten, batten nod gr6Bere Ser.
lutte, 10 Dab man mobI ia9en fam,
baB bier bel 8oterIoo an 10000
Meniden ibr 2eben eineebiiBt babeu.
n8or Beit Sunger uno &rieg BE.
tpaDre inns, o @ottl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Siitct Gnd Dor Salben aeaen 81

Siitct GndJ Dor Salben scgen Sa-
torrb, oie auefiiIber ent6oItcn. oo
Auedfilber iider oen Sim bcs Sc.
r1id)S 5eritoren urb Oos aorse SpI.
tenn noaig aerriittet miro, menn eS
oltrd Die ldei1uigen Sberfldden Elm.
oringt. Solde artifeI iolen mic
arf Geroronllna gut berufener
aer3te %gebraud)t tueroen, 90 ser
Sdaocn, Den ite anribten, scbnn,ol
10 groB 1T oIs oas @ute, Dos Sbr ga
non er5icIen fonntet. Sails So.
farrb.Gur, fabriSirt bon S. S. Gle.
tep & 60, Soleoo, g., entbaIt fein
Qucdftlber uno miro innerIif aettom
men unb iuirft brett aiif Die idIeimi.
gen SberfIaden 6es Spitems. 8enn
Sbr Sails 9aiarrb-aitr fault, ieio
ii9cr, bob Sbr Die Gdte befommt.
Sic fuiro iuuerIi6 senommen nnb in
SoleSo, Ohio, bon s. s. gbeneb &
60, gemadJt.
@erfauft bon allen apotbefern.
greis 75c. ole GIai6e.
San's SdniIien.giIen fno Die
beIter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Geste Rofnune peridwunoen.
pstnaun.

SSHAN <NNN
Gls berbOrraaenos slerste iaeten
baB Us. so. Gmitbbart, bon Setin,
Sa,, unbeilbnre SGfpiubiudt babe,
NOR oeTen tebte Spffuuna babin,
aber Or. &iuas 2ep 8iacoocrp ilr
ghminhIuGt. Sniien unb @rtaltuns
aen retteten ihm pom @rabe. gr
laet: ,3ieie Mebisin fat mid ariinbs
tidh fnrirt uno meiu 9eben aerettet.
geiibem babe id iie 10 Sabre lang
aebrauht, uub eradte bieielbe OILS
cine nunberbares Salss unb 2unaens
Seilmittel.1 Strena miienibaft.
Seilmittet fir Suiten, tueben
Sals Dber grtaftnneen, unb Fbere8
8prbeuaunesmittel aegenBueumunia.
@arnntirte Gtnidben gu so Gents unb
S1,oo In 8nlter Brus. GpOthefe
8rDbe Sfaihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
geraieaen.

MsentrayIer: 80 tpie lesten
Sonntae bab' i6 mid idon fanse
ntdt b%eritiegenl" = Srernb: .@ie.
is?" = Mpenfrarler: So, i9 fragile
,l1b fragile, rnb pie id enbIi6 in oas
bSdite 9ergtpirtbsbaus tomrte, bat
bort meift eanaes @elb ni9t NAL az
'nsm geefiteaf uno elmer Slaide Bier
serei9tl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

n@as mriB iG bOreu9 Srau 2an.
gen iino ibre 9erlen geItoblen NOR.
benz" - nStimmtl sic iinb meg
uno Srau &raft lit Der iduloise
&beill" - n@as2 Sie poIlen bod
nobl ni6t iager, bob cine 70 porneb.
me Dame geltoblen - .Mber ipie
ioll man es oenn anoers nennen9 Sie
bot Der &o9in ied3ig @arf monatlid
unb Dem StubenmGoden bier5ig, unS
nun bot iie oieie Berlenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Ser nmseididte.

uSie baden SIRE Sofaeit wieoer
hinauSidieben muiien, Serr 9oftor2"
.SSsa, leioerl Reite 8raut beItebt
barouf, Dab id borber einen gar8en
aurius abioIDiere I'M &Ieioer. nnb
acknowledgements"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
sdredIidle sdmerssn es.inae

Sd1redlid1e Sd,mersen e~e.inoefi
9urtb iaredltbe g6merseu ae
petniet infoIge Der @efte u%nperbau-
Ten Speiien, nabm Is. O.. @rapipn.
BON 9ula, Drift, 9r. 8iua's Metr
Vie YiGs, init benz &eIultate, = ME
er ibreibt, nbaB id furirt rpurbe.a
ale Wasett nnO @ebarmeunprbnun.
gen iueroen eebuben burdb ibrem lin,
oerroen Stublsana beipnosre gioen.
ihatten. rs Gents In Balfer Bros.
AsDtbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
&idtigrs Gisualeuteut.

Gin @enSarm i'm @ebiree berlans.
te bon sinsn, Salontiroler Elm 2egiti.
mattonspapier. 9teier ipollte ii6 Ell.
men SpaB MAIDEN unb reidte itatt lei.
mes 8afiss cine $otelipeiietarte bin,
wdbrenb feline bci6en Sreunbe unS
Gesletter bonebsn itanoen, bereit, aui
Soften be8 Gen6armen au lafen.
Sod oieier nabnt bic &arte nit bofIi.
der. 8erbsugung, las unb bIidte
gIeidiam priifens rn6 bereleideno
auf ben iuneen Mann. S9IieBIid
faete er: .4aIbsfopf = Sdpeins.
fife - itimmt aIlesl 8itte, metn
$err, bier lit Sbr BaBl @s lit allies tn
Srbnunel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
@ursaalidle @aare.

Serr (im @affenlaben): y0ieier
&epofner eefallt mir Biz auf Die 81.
9erune; er fam bod nal in ber ga.
i6e loseeben." = n9a f6nnen Sie
pollfommen berubigt iein, elm Gepol.
Der bon uns lit ii6erbol,pt nod nidt
loS9egangen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

bnrt WlcrenIranfbcit erSeu0t piTD, lauaIam
an9e9riItcH, Glnlenfctarrb, brauuer Gas uorr
alloerer BpocnIab tlt ltrin, Gopilpeb, 9iiiden,
idr1ersen, Sdtui1oel, SdlaIlo[ioteit, Gerup.
Ftdt lino bic SUlaerl uno bic 9tieren ieIba
peroen Sertiittet uno beridwinDen 8elle fir
Belle. 8lalenleioen 1T bic llrIdde erfrantter
iierer lno oieiem 2eioen 1T am idneHiten
nbSlhelien, iuoem man bic 0ieren in aeiunY
oet Snitano periett. DSmamps ~ Root"
lSnHpfs8urSeI hilbert ben @aiierorana uro
breincuoes @aferlnIien, unb perbinberf ons
ottnalige 8aRerlaiien BET Sag uno pdbrenS
Der S6laf5eit. Sic miloe iino jofcrtiae
@trinng bon oGpamp.Giopt", bic tuuneer.
bare Nieren.granet, lit ianeu bemertbar. Sie
bot Die bodlite Stnfe erreift, tueiI tie bic on,
erfannt beilbrin9enoIteu gigenIdaften befibt.
Cine Brobe miro ieoen oappn iber,euacn,
oSfpanpsSfopt" 1T anaenebn, AL febnen
iilio IN allen Mpotbefen in so Gent lno / Sol.
lar Slaiben 5l baben. Cine BrobeIIaite
uuo elm Bud, bas Gues beiast, tpirb Sbnen
mi Gnfrage portpiret 5ugeihtft. Gdreiben
Stean Or. 2ilmer & Co., Hinabamton. 81. %.
Gripdbnen Sic audi, bieIe liberole GFerte In
oisiem GIatte geleien III baben. Rerfen sic
h9 ben Naren ,,Sipamp.Mop unb laijeH
sic iid BON Herfdufer an5tatt ,Gwarnp.
Hpcts nifts anberes anbitteu-thpn Sic boa
oanr lperosn Sic euttdni9t iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
8eredltiate fSardlt.

Stuoent (ber mersens gum &omiIi.
tone1 ins 8intter tritt): .Osun, balt
Ou 0eiuen @oui1 BON eeltern ausee.
i6lafen3" .ai4ssi1lafen - ia,
absr i'd firdte, es fam isben aueen.
bid at elmer Aoter !. Strepbe tom.
rlen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
0fisieuer Weswsii er.
Bean,te.
wgrIDgs,GcrnItfGg

Gpuutp.Gourt RsgttnaBiae 5trnins be-
etnuti am 4. Wontas bsr Nonate 5cbrnar. atar,
NRgujt unb gtrOemher. SIatrdusalein gth5rot
on / McHtug i'm april.
gtreutt-G RrgtlmGbtgt 5rrming BE-
Binntn nm .. UloEta9 Der 1lOrGft 5aHidr, Mai
inb Stpitnbsr.
probats-G ourt. R~tstimdBtac 9erultH, be.
RlHasn am 4 Wlpntag Der WOnnte 6sbrnar, 0iai,
aHguit Irb globembtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Snapper Stil.

gea6 Der ungemobnlid 5abIrei9 be.
iitten 8orftellrng I'm CONNER
Sbeater brarrtte Ger tSerr Director
i'm @arten nod elm tIeines Seuertuert
ab unb Johann nit Der &aiie 6ird,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Die seisise Sansfra,t.

n@esbaIb beuIit On oenu, SuIe2"
= DReine $erridaft lift 70 sei5te.
Grit bat iie Die aaffeebobnen e~in3eln
in numerierte 3ettel6en eingeipidelt,
unb iest ioII id Die 9obne Iilmr1er
81 seftobIen babenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
@rofer gprmHa.

2ebrer: rglIio iest fomnnen mir
aitu, $imalabasebirse. - 9as iiber.
iprinsen mfr aber."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
p
gtols.

n9as ioll mir elmer nadmatenl..
Se6s @ohen mar i6 in SelgoIan6
- un6 bob nidt Elm etnsiges Waal
gebaoetl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
+. 8aunerhnmpr.

&tdter (au einem oIten @auner):
DGie iinb unberbeiierlth. @ennen Gle
MFR fur einen ein8ieen 8eriitd), itb
reOlt1 fort3ubringen!" - @arner:
80, Bit id5n, SD tpoIIt' einmal
reid beiratbenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
4nfridtia.

~Gstn, Sltnge, tpelde l~tnterridts.
itlinoe lit Dir benn oie aIIerIiebIte9"
~Sie lebte."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
GraSrnns.

Sebrer: o@as beritebt man lnter
Mutteriprade?" - S1iiIer: y9dB
Der 8ater nidts au iagen Bot"
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@irb ,pobl ftin,,nen.

Walitter: $50 iinb Die @pfdiinen
aus Der ObftiGaIe?" = Sdnsden:
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Graf prte. Co., herdusgeber.

Entered in the Post Once at Hermann, Mo.
as second class mail matter.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-24
Special to The Washington Herald.

Chicago, Dec. 23.-Chicago is completing
plans for handling the twelfth annual
tournament of the American Bowling
Congress. which will be held in this city
starting March 2 and lasting for three
full weeks. For the first time in the
history OF the congress the titles won
here will be branded as worlds cham
pionships," official sanction having been
secured by President Charles A. Comis-
key, the head Of the Chicago Bowling
Tournament Company, which is running
the event, from the national body for the
use of the world designation.
Beyond question the coming tournament
will exceed all others, both in number
of clubs entered and in size OF the prize
list, the more conservative estimates on
the cash to be awarded being placed at
$4,000. while at the other end the hopeful
promoters figure that nearly $40, 900 will
be distributed after the smoke clears
away. National Secretary Abe Langtry
figures on only $50 clubs, while National
Treasurer Frank L. Pasdeloup who is
also a member of the Chicago Tourna-
ment Company. and better acquainted
with the Chicago situation, figures that 1t
will run over 900. Other estimates run as
high as 10 clubs. figuring that Illinois
alone will enter 400 clubs, or almost as
many as the greatest total entry ever
secured.
Accommodations will surpass those of
any other city. The great International
which lies just outside
Of the famous stock yards. has been Sc
cured and the contract for enough alleys
TO allow for the running off of n 900
team tournament let to the makers of
the alleys, which have laid the drives
at all but one of the past eleven meets.
In the matter of hotels the city stands
and could take care of the
entire delegation to the national bowling
meet in one day II necessary without
testing the capacity of the local hostel
-ies. Assurances have been received from
the hotels that prices will not be ad-
ganced during the big meet and the en-
trants can find accommodations at any
price they desire.
With a wealth of material to pick its
members from, the Chicago Bowling
Company was able to secure