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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
5irit Grecf.

Sri. 2aira @eefS fam BON cinen
mcbrpodentliden 9eIltdI bel Der.
monoten mto 8reunoen in iiinliden
Suinois 5uriid.
6. s. 9rliens reiite lpieoer nad
2ninrp, SI. Inn feline Stubielt I'M
@cn Stir 8iiineis College ipieoer
ouiSimebneu. Setre Sdpueiter,
8eIna, begleitete i'm, Inn 8eripano.
re nno 6rennbe in SaiupiS 81 be.
ilfpn.
@eorg @cber lit nit Oem Grelder
III oieiar atodbarIdait fertig; er bat
bier terim u%itgeidbr 1900 gnidJel
geOroiden.
8iIb. gntbes rmO Satin marer
fiir3Iid, in ct. 2ouis, sitr 9%eiorglint
tpid)tiger @eiddfte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
8iGig 81 pertaufen.
Sanfiagnng.

unieru ber,lid1cn 0aut hermit alien Ser.
ipnnoten. lloG)born uno S,eunoen ueldle
ms, anldblid, oc5 SooeS %unicier innioit
9cIiebien Muticr uno Sd,uic9.rmutter, Trau
Eticnrih SaitcImann. lIilireidl 3ur Sciie
unb ibre Sbeilnabme teSeie eli.
6auS beionoern 0ont ocn Acknowledgment
inpie aud, eenen. mcldlc ba6 6rab betei.
teteu, uno Dor gllcn ben Scricn TaIiorcu
Suebmepcr uno SrebS iiir tie Wscrte beS
Srpiies iptId,e bieicIoen om 8robe Der Ger
itprbeileh 9eiprpden BADEN.
Die trauernoen Sinierbliebenen.
Sris Goticlmann uno 6aitiu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
Mnnbn.

IS lit uniere trauri9e 8flift bas
gbIeben bor 8rat Soiepb 9ieboI6
imel6en 81 miiiien. 5rn1i Soiepb
9iebolo, beiicr befannt oils 3ante
Maria Siebolb, itarb am Sreitag
Der 80. SUM 8. S., IN Der 8obn.
/, lirg BON SSobu Sidoppler; ole @e.
serbig1lng fano am Somstag oeb 1.
o. M. Itatt, unb iplrr0e Die Geritor.
bene all Ser Seite hires @atten beis
geiett, ipeIder i6r bereits i'm Sa6r
1869 I'M Gooe boraiiSging. Saitor
Gilbert, bon @oolIam lino Eaitor
WieDer, BON 9rafe, l~eiteteii ben
Ernitergottespienit. Die Seritorbe.
ne mar aIlqemeill tefan1t ltnb be.
liebt, mo mnrOc ron gacrp BODICE.
adtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
gltes gulfslicb.
Nady ~bpfannter @seloOie.

8enn 8 I'm SimmeI, iost r,
@iHt mel fomme, iagt r,
MtltBt a @elo balm, iaet r,
9enn ct. Ieter, iogt r,
Srinft germ 8ei', iost r,
8erlt mr. mir gibit, iagt r,
9arht net net.
@enn s. in Sinuncl, fagt +,
@init germ fomma, Iagt T.
@ilBt a @nrt, iagt +.
Nh mitbrim9n, idgt r,
Denn ct. saul, iagt r.
Sbt germ 8nrit, icgt r,
llno oranf friegt, iagt +,
@roBen 3uridt.
8enn 8 iu &imntal, iaat r.
Ibnol mel fon,mit, iogt r,
Mubt II 9el5, iaet r,
Ib mitnebma, fagt +,
Nenlt I'M StlllIitel, lagt r,
SITS gar fdlt, iagt r.
8eil Der Sdnee, Iaet +,
'rlnter faat.
8enn g. in Simtnel, iagt T,
Mogit germ fomma, iagt r,
@siub = a&clfsblott-, iagt r,
Mb mitbringa, iagt Il,
9enli sic ba 6roben, logt r,
Sabtl $ gerrt iaet +,
@enns mas Geii's born
MarS Der Sern.
@cun s. IN Simnrel. inst 7,
9lbmol itei fommit lagt I,
Mnbt al SonSld)ul. fagt r
slb mitbrinan, iagt r,
Genn Die Mari, iagt +.
SpieIt's &looier, iaet
llnb ser 8al5er, iagt \,
9eainnt inn 8ier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
2u perfaufen.

Sine id0ne Tarm BON t6l Yder. 80
sIder nuter auItur, SerdumiseS g8obnbIus,
sroBe neue Sdeuer, uebft Staluns uno
y,eben9ebdune. !Siibidcr Sbitaartcn ionic
g1einbers nit TOO irasbareu SiDden,
iammtltdI quite 5orte,; audi orei paitures.
init Waiier per,eben. uno quite 3iite,ne betm
1Ins, Z Wiei!en uon Sermonn, on Der
SirIt Street, Goao, nabe 3eil'S Siorc. l Niei'
ie BON Der Gdule unb " 8iei,e bon airdDe.
Sd,mieoe, unD eiorc. S%'epinsmsen liberal.
Souls &oeIfet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
stolpe.

Otto Bod puroe oieier Gage bon
ieiner @attiit nit einem munteren,
itramnen Snlgeit beidenft, fuo3li
mir beiters gratulieren.
SrIs. 2i5ie areapel mo Selma
Sannufd, BON ct. 2onis, beiinbeir
iib bier oirf 9eiu6 BEL ibren Ser.
iunn0teir,
Ole hieiige @emeinbe miro i6r
oiesidbriges @iiiionsfeit am naditen
2ten altailit ~feierr, ipo5lt Seoermonn
frsnnolidit eineela6en III. 3u Die
fem 5eit weroen mebrere Yreoigcr
bon ct. Souls anipeien6 iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
IptsSaul.

PIN p%ergailgenen Sonntag, aben0S
10 llbr, brad in bent Stalle BON
Carl GbapIer altf unerflGrlidle 8ei.
ic cir Sellcr ans, lueldyes bel Gieier
groben Erodenbeit idlmmte Solgen
bate nad) iid) 5iebelt f0mien. Ioolpb
Mansfc mar Der critic, melfer Oas
Scller crblifte iito eineu slarm sc.
gcben bate. 6rmi 2i53ie aidcr,
melGe grGoe Die IrnlteroorlDlnge
6erutter5iefen mollte un0 etr bellies
2ifpt cr6lidte, oad)te Ser Store mare
In Brand, oa Gle Stallatng oeS Carl
Gbapler MIR nitgeiGbr 12 bis IA
sSlsB toni Stpre nbliegt. Sic elite
idnea nit ibren Sil6ern 6erunter,
aud ilr MSann Lief eiIelibs lit oen
Storc, lint ole pibtigIten Bidder H..
4lpiere be%roussltplun u;O goB
6ranf Slider @aiier gegeli Den Store
lm benielben Dor Sen 6lummen 81
retten. 9as SelepBon fpltrbe III 8e.
meglng geiett itnh einige 2eitte ia.
men berbci inn SiHlfe 81 %leiItell. 0a
gera0e jebt in Der GreidSeit Die
6nrnpsr iebr miiOe iinb, 10 bat ntale
der mobl oos &lingeln an Selepbon
geb0rt unO fam 3ltr 8ranbitdtte, OH.
oere bingegen lf)liefen neitcr. uto
bafjten oil feine @efabr. &aitor
&aniidi Der geraoe nit iciner So.
milie braiben ltanb, lab fas IN Ger
9t6be BON &iter's Store ellie Slam.
me aufiticg nnS lict bis nadp Senrp
Gifermoinl, bort iiberaeugte er iif,
Dab nas Seiter pirflify nabe am
Store lei mo lief 5uriid nm Die
airfenglode in 9epegllng ST. ieb-
en-. gui oieies Bed en, Co Die met
item IN oieier heiBed SNmmers5eit
bel oifenan Seniter idlafcn unb bas
2Gnten Ger @lode p%ernabmen, laben
gIeid Elm, Sab @efdbr I'M ansuge
ieip miinc nn6 es mdbrte nidt Ian.
ue, 10 famcn ans Der ltmgegenS
Merfidcn 5n Sub rnrb Gl 8fcroe Ct
leno berbci i'm Siilie st leiIten. GS
mar Bel oil Dem groBen Sdreher
bod nod elm Slid, oaf es ait Die
lem abenS @in0itiac mar, beun bat
be lid elm @ino erboben, 10 mdrt
Ser Store BON .Selo Ii. 9eppe cir
Spicr Scr Slammcn itno piclleify
E1tte bel Dem lmbergreifen Sel
Slamlncn boIb 4otsbam in S6ut
unto g(id)e gelegen. Gs mdre bier II
Gotsoom mohl bon groBem Nlibelt
iuerMl Elm 8runlten gcbobrt neroet
ipiiroe. ser @oiier geipilg entbielt
nm I'M Sale Ser 9otb beim Nus
brud) BON 6euer, loid)eil Sn fSnnen
!. Die Giiternen entbalten, namentlih
] fpenn Der &egeii lan9e ailsbleibt
/. nidt @aiier gelnig inn EN- groBe'
6ercr l0ifeib slt f0nncn; BENT be
einem aroBen 9ranbc niiben Of
, pielen 2aite nidtS, mglin fern @al
fer Ga lit Inn oasicl6e ans 6eucr 81
tragcn. ga bier IN fitr5er Sci
ihon mebrere 9rdnoe porgefommel
iinb, 10 gebt man ieet nit Dem @c
Nnnfcr Inn eilten iolden 8runnel
6erlteIlen 5t loiielt, melder beir
Galsbmldj zines Seuers geniiaar
8aiIer entbGlt Inn Den 8lommeI
Ginbolt 81 tbnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
sbineEide pGramina4.

gei pen Gbineien iino Die offentli-
den 8riihnaen in einer 8eiie ent.
midclt, nie man es Ionit In Der
@elt nidt ipie0er finbet. 90 eebt ).
9. Bel elmer Iriiiilr9 In Der 2iteras
tnr sic SeicrIide @nnolung in gpoBen
Saaen init Selendbnliden Itbeil.
,tfssait oor it6. 9epor Die 5rnsebo-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
OWensViI|e-Hermann
Line ~

Bur 9eforoeruna BON 8aiiagieren
ioipie Iei6ter 5radbt unb erpreB'
9adetpn, Stpii9en obigen 8ldsen 10
mie and, SwisS unO 9rafe.
9l6fabrt bonn |pitge6aitoe IN Ser
mann je6cR 9ienitag, 9onnerltag II.
Samltaa, nm Z 1tbr Morgens; ar-
funft in 3rafe Inn II rbr 45 Wtin.
Gormittaqs, uno in SmenspiQe Inn
.bal6.oier llbr a6sWtittags. Die
Breiie perSell 10 nieoerig iein tpie
irgenD mogli6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
d 9rpsent a.

@ringt Cure @elo nod Der Beo-
pies @onf bon Sermanl1. Die 9anf
oes 8olfes, biird Dos 8olf unb fir
oas 8oIf. Seine 8atf iiferer, fei.
lie beiieren gortbeile, pereinbar nit
Sid)erbeit, fori,en irgenonp offerirt
iuerSen. 8ir besabIen bier @ro5ent
alif ale 3eitoepoiiter, 9ireftoren:
81. ". 8reuer, Senrp @rais, Seirrp
Sdsner, &obt. @aIfer,S y. @. Sc.
! fotte, 9. s. Stoenner.
81. 9 @alfer. &aiiicrer.
Sp. Sal5manm IiiiIt, aaliierer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14

Mn 1. gnguit meroen Oie @iir.
ger BON @iiionri oariiber ab5liitim.
men bnben, % tie Ole $3,500,000
fir oeip 8aii zines rlcneit &apitol.
gebdnoes berpiligen poIlem ober
nift. IL. Sfpar beoarf IS elmer 3Dei.
Srittel @tebrheit Tim ben @orldlag
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
@nt ,,nS S6s.

Pluto 5lt fabren,
Gen Steg itets 3it lpabren
Wtit irobli6 @etllt
0as lit gut!
slber 5eridmettern
@m @dIteim nit 3eterlt,
Mtt Crit atnh @et0s
9aS lit bos!l
,3ir nebn1eir Dos &1tbderL
0as lieblid)e Wi0oden.
als @eib BOILER @llttb
Cos lit gut!
Cody Ip1ter eutreden
81 miiiien nit S6raden:
2as tie feift ifanoulos
0as lit b0s!!
aeroploltc e%rfinOen,
@rnblem crgriinoen,
@ic iliesell man tbpt
9as ut gut!
God trot allem &ingen
Sd n;emal5 81 idfpingerp
3ltm Ietber graSios
9as lit boS!l
6nbbaa 81 ipielen
limo iein unter Sielen
Sin Champion boil Wtutb
Cos iit gut! -
3of) acceptiren
'iten StoB in Die NiererL
Sob faput baS @efrpi
9aS lit boSl!
Der 9id)ter idjreibt &eimc
llirS tralt iidl gebeime
alatf golb' Sribut
Gus ut gut!
Ger 2eier roa 8eben
(sSbn bangt I'M ieilu 2cbell)
8iro bppernerpos
Das lit bosl!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
@er(nnat.

Sin 5uperIdfiissr porier, ,uelder ole in
chem Saloon potfommenben Trbeiien per-
rid,ten fam. Dor alem nutb err 9rr6 unb
Gtanb oeuiI d Iebcn unb aud) entterien
fDnnen. 2obn $500 per Wodc;- beitdn6i9e
ArbCil fir ben red,icn Manu.
SuliuS VI o eb II 6,
GonSe,t Sole
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
8n ~berfanfen

i3lpei quite 9ierbc. nebit @eI6irr. Iernsr
Gin suies eurrp iolpie aut etn sutes
9ns9n.
giabercS bel.
paItor Y. guebier.
Yop, bio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
p%butosrapbifbes airlirr

BERGER, MO,
8ereit fir Grbeit jebsr slrt i'm
pbotpsrapbilden Sab.
8pmmt unb Sefihtiat nniere ar'
belt.
8eionoers @anitise 8ebinsunsen
fur Sod9aeitsoeienihaiten.
aGtun9SpDu,
Nus Sacauin u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
On @erfanfeill

gDobnhaus BON i 5immer mil Got on Der
3ten GtroSe gelesen 9ommerfiide nno
RoadbauS. ales In better Srbuuus Hadr
sufraeen bel.
5ris 2iedsroie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14

DO. 8 1T MN Elm negelmdBiger
@6Iog-Stopo peIder ben GeiienOen
Die @eIegenbeit giebt auf bieiem Bug
BON itnh naf alien Statiorben 81 fob.
rem, mo 0erlelbe anb1lt.
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Yferb 81 g~ertaufsn.

Sin it)onee 9iasp 8ierb (smi,l, ld,neI
Ter Sraber, gu ~perfanIen.
Gbeobpr @raL
Sermann, NO.
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widtutlid).r 5liarhtbtriat
Hermann Star Mills

@eisen, 2 lualitdt. rs
@eiSen. 8 Gualitdt. 1880. "a
Mebl, per gad, l Aualitdt, $50
Mebl, per Sod, 2 Qualitdt.. 2.40
8crnmebl, per 100 Bfunb... eco
Rleie, per 100 8funb ....... Ito
Sbippituff, per loc 8funb.... l.2s
8robntte.
Gorisiert bon
John n. HeImers, Srpeer.
Butter per Hiuno ............ Is
gier per 9ubenb. IG1
Sabner, per 8funb ......... S
Spring Gbifens, per 8fb.. l3-l6
Ghmals, per 8fb.........,....I0
8piebeln per 8uibel. ...........75
gSplle per 8funb. Is
8artoffeln Reue. .............1 IS
SurteDs ............... lob
Gn1eH IL
0Qr1e..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
Nelle Nn5ei9en
9erlaagt.

9erlangt.
Sin suieS Mabd,tn fir alIsemeiHc SaHs'
arbeii, bel 8. s. Siarf, III 81. 2ouiS sir
yldbercS lpenbe man iit an Srau Q. g.
etart. in Der Mpbnup9 o Rid;isr " Y
9reuer. Sermnnn Dlo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
Mu. ssaeifie q. q. Satrtabene.

Ro. gaeific 8. 81. GatrtabelIe.
@eitli6
Go. 3 1910 q. @.
$50. 81 1928 u. SO.
geo. 1 Ills q. So.
$50. 8 1902 g. M.
$50. 81 100 g. @. 2oeaI-6rodt
SeitIib
go. 4 4.20 q. 81.
go. % $40 g. M.
So. 2 3.57 9. so.
$50. 8 7.50 g. %.
$50. 80 800 u, 81. 2oeaI. 6radt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-16
REPUBLICANS HOLD
PRIMARY ELECTION
Carrizozo Courthouse Work
Is Paid For-Schools
Are Open

Carrizozo, N. M, Sept. 1e.-The Re-
publicans are holding precinct primar-
les today to elect delegates to q county
convention, which will be held at Cap
!tan on September %. At the county
convention nine delegates will be
chosen to attend the state Republican
convention at Las Vegas on September
g.
For the sake Of promoting harmony
in the county among the Democrats on
county chairman VIM Doering and
other prominent Democrats advocated
the holding of the Democratic county
convention at Lincoln. The convention
will be held there on September 26.
Warrants have been issued by tho
county commissioners on the court
house bond fund to pay contractor Ben
Bechtel and architect Otto Goetz the
amount due on the last estimate of
work done on the new court house and
issued, on to Ben Bechtel for s7774, the
other to Silly & Goetz for s2z1.l7.
GoetZ has already arrived from Ell Paso
and Bechtel is expected in a few days
from Slayton, Texas. and it is expected
that work on the court house and jail
will be resumed very soon and the
building completed in time for the No
vember term of district court. 1t is
believed by many here that this will be
the end Of the long drawn out county
seat controversy. and that nothing will
intervene now to prevent the compile
ton of the court house and Jail at an
early date.
The public schools opened here this
week with corps Of six teachers and
total enrolment of 165. The enrol
ment in the high school is 81. Prof.
G L. Schreck Is principal of the schools.
The term will last about six months,
as the amount of money in the school
fund is not sufficient to hold school
for q longer period.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-16
A HEALTHY.
HAPPY OLD ACE

May be promoted by those who
gently cleanse the system, now and
then. when in need Of a laxative
remedy. by taking tablespoonful
Of the ever refreshing. wholesome
and truly beneficial Syrup of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA. which is the
only family laxative generally APP
proved by the most eminent ply
sicians. because It acts in a natural,
Strengthening way and warns and
tones up the internal organs without
weakening them Its equally benef-
hcialfor the very young and the mid
die aged, as tits always efficient and
free from all harmful ingredients. To
get its beneficial effects it is always
necessary to buy the genuine. bear
ing the name Of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co.-plainly
printed on the fontof everypackage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-16

straw or grass to roost on. as they
are subject to rheumatism If obliged
to be in cold. wet houses
The Chinese have a peculiar method
of preserving duck eggs: They bury
them in the ground, where they are
permitted to remain for a certain
length of time, a few months, or un
til the eggs burst open little, this
bursting being due to the formation of
a gas inside them; this gas when 1t
carbonic gas which gives the eggs
then a good sweet taste, and in this
condition they can be kept a long
time.
Around the city Of Hankau, China,
in the region where the duck business
are packing houses that separate the
yolks and white. drying or otherwise
preserving and canning them and
shipping them. Hundreds of thou
sands Of eggs come to market every
day.
a three foot chicken wire fence one
can see how simple is their culture, a
common dry goods box making a good
sleeping house for them, and then as
the insects do not infect them, one is
not constantly running around with
a spray. pump In his hand.
1t is hoped that there will be a good
display of these ducks at the Ell Paso
poultry show next winter, as their
great value demands that the people
know more about them.
Elmer Stearns. Botanist.
Escuela de Agriculture, G. Juarez,
Mexico.
Pasteurized milk Ell Paso Dairy Co.
Express your clothes. Wright, cleaner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-16

for these ducks, not as a mere popu-
lar fancy, but from their great util-
ity, for they can almost be depended
upon to produce at least 10 dozen eggs
annually, which will sell at highest
market price, thus making them aver
age quite a bit higher than hens of
the best breeds. Many are getting as
high as $40 eggs or 20 dozen, which
even at % cents per dozen VIII make
them q profitable bird. Their feed is
not of an expensive sort, for where
they are grown on the farm, and can
have the range of the clover or al
falfa field, they will get the greater
part of their feed, and they are the
best hustlers in the duck family, be-
ing very active and rapid travellers.
There are among these ducks some
that lay a tinted egg. but our best
breeders are eliminating such birds
those laying the pure white. large
eggs, their eggs being larger than
hens eggs. AS these ducks lay their
eggs from in the morning till 9, they
should not be allowed to go out Of
their yards before 9.
The Indian Runner ducks have their
eyes set high IN the head. and are of
dark brown color. They carry their
wings close to the body and have long,
thin necks Their breast is quite full
but not round. Their flesh is very
fine eating, and when quickly grown
for market and when 10 weeks old,
they make a great delicacy and sell
at fancy prices in the market. SO that
at 10 weeks you can get more than
you can for full grown hen. 1 have
never seen any domestic animal that
grows and natures as fast as these
birds; have ducks 10 weeks old that
you cannot tell from old ones, and
that will be laying when four and a
half months of age, 80 that without
doubt I will have produced young
ducks in October from eggs Matched
May 5tS, the ducks grown and the sec
ond generation Matched inside six
months. It is only during their period
of moulting. which is only a few
weeks. that they do not lay, and even
then I find that they sometimes lay q
few eggs.
About the only thing one has to
guard against in the raising of these
ducks. is that IN winter they are not
permitted to sleep in cold, damp
houses: always give them dry. clean
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-16
Poultry Department
Poultry By


ket at even higher than hens egg
prices.
These ducks when full grown weigh
four pounds for females and Az for
brakes, and they can be made mature
enough for market in 10 weeks.
They stand quite erect when walk
ing or standing, and are very active,
being great foragers.
They are bred in three colors, first
the light fawn, then the darker type.
and then the penciled or English type.
They have also the pure white IN
color.
The legs and feet are orange red,
the bill at first yellow, but changing
to mixed with green. head darker in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-16

males than females. there being the
fawn cap to the head and the neck
white to the shoulders, then the breast
fawn, also the back, the fluff being
white and tail fawn and in males is
darker than in females.
The picture shows the markings
about perfect When a bird complies
with this standard it is readily worth
from SIS to $50.
lstwodp, ulowkai ETAO SH en- CMFW
There is a most wonderful demand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-16

~ o MANY people are interested IN
these ducks, and want to know
just what an Indian Runner
duck is, that a description of this
wonderful breed will interest many.
What has given the Indian Runners
such prominence is their almost mirac-
ulous egg production. In q test in
Australia a duck laid $40 eggs in 365
days, which I think, without doubt,
is the highest egg production ever re-
corded by any breed of domestic fowl
The proper egg feed is more or less
as follows: Three or four parts corn
meal four parts bran. two parts low
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-16

grade flour or middlings, five parts
fine cut clover or alfalfa and about
10 percent beef scrap, with one part
clean sand and ground oyster shell
mixed, mix with water until 1t
makes q crumbIy mass. With this
feed there is no reason why one should
not get at least 200 eggs per year
from a duck, especially with the true
type
AS the eggs are pure white ami OF
good flavor, they find a ready mar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-09
FOR SALE


 FOR sALE-Three acres on Alabama Great Southern railroad, Elyton; iot feet front. Owner nonresident: will sell at d sacrifice nrice for cash. L. G. Pet tyjohn, 17o2 5tfl ave. TO THE TRADE-We are now booking orders and making delivery from our bonded warehouse for autumn catch of Norway mackerel, special selected. This quality is caught with hook and line In the North Seas only. It is said by cpl cures to be the best mackerel in the world These come to us In origlnai packages. with certificate showing gov- ernment inspection. his Is our guar antee of full weight and count. They are packed fin barrels, half barrels and tubs of SO, so and 100 fish each. Latest cables state: Season now over Total catch 50 per cent of last year. Mar ket glutted with orders impossible to fill New York, Boston and Philadei- phia importers purchased 15.oe0 out or 1000 barrels and are daily advancing prices. Nova Scotia reports not mack erel in sight; total failure this season. The dealers who secure bookings on shipments to arrive will save money. These mackerel are fatter and larger than for the past two years. We solicit comparison with other mackerel here tofore handled. Your verdict will be our claim for future business. Our prices are lower than New York, Bos- ton or St. Louis To secure these low prices for dealers in the Birmingham district our terms are necessarily cash 10 days. Place your order with us now, as prices will be higher. We are home concern and solicit your patronage. Nor way canned goods and mackerel are our speciality. We originated this bus mess and conceived the idea that makes Birmingham a port of entry. Respect fully yours, Norway Products Co.,, Kos well H. Cobb. President. 1-s-Zt-th-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-09
THREE BURNED IN
 NEW ORLEANS FIRE

New Orleans. November S.-Three em- ployes of the Zelon Dry Cleaning com- pany's plant on Julia street were badly burned, two of them probably fatally. this morning, as result of an explosion of a tank of gasoline in the engine room of the plant. The building was partially wrecked The fire which followed the ex- p'osion was soon extinguished
 William T. Moran, engineer of the lant was removed to a hospital In a critical condition from burns about the booy, face and hands Olivia Young. a negress. was probably fatally burned, and Ashley Sappe, negro, received serious burns
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-09
WALKS AWAY
 WITH SNUG SUM

New Orleans, November S.-Mrs. Will lia,n C. Carter. returning from shopping expedition, late yesterday, met woman wila a bundle under arm leaving the Csrter residence, in fashionable section oi the city.
 ". came to see if I couldn't get some washing to do," said the woman.
 "No, I have a washerwoman,'' said Mrs. Carter. "Whose bundle is that you rave?"
 Tt belongs to a lady up the street"
 Ms. Carter entered her residence and the erstwhile wash lady coolly walked away with $315 of Mrs. Carter's Jewelry wrapped up in the bundle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-09
ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent n word day, no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- fion. Cnsh must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-09

WANTED-Men and boys to learn auto
 mobile business in our machine shops and accept good positions. pest equipped auto school in the world, good positions open. Box F. New Orleans Auto School, New Orleans, La. 11-2-thu-su-tu-tf If WANTED-Expeii fenced draftsman fa- miliar wit structural and mechanIcns pork, technical man preferred. Address M-Sl care f y.e Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-09
Premier Chagas Resipned

Lisbon, November S-As a result of the opposition of the parliamentary group
 headed by Antonio Almeida. the ministry
 of Premier Chagas resigned today.