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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17
THE WEATHER.

For Detroit and VIcinItyi Frlda y
mig ht, CLOUDY, with rain or snow.
Saturday, cloudy with snow and
coIderg high southcriy sbifIhg 90
norfhMesl winds and diminishing.
For Lower MIchIgani snow or rain
In south, probably heavy snow In north
portion tonigbti saturday. clearing and
colder.
For the Upper Lakes High north
west winds ON MichIgani high east.
shifting 20 northeast On superior and
high southeast, shifting to northwest,
tonight on Uuroni snow ON superior
rain-or snow Michigan and Huron
this afternoon aud tonight, follow ed
M clearing saturday.
uvvrr-t7u,Sc-t- tttEn sJuuE=
east and south winds shifting 60 north n
vest late tonight or Saturday mara
InRi rain and snow tonight and sat-
urday.
one sear ago todayf Highest tenn
perafure, 3It-Iowest. 2oi mean. aOg
cloudy weather With trncc Of rain dur
InE UornlWg.
sun sets tonight 90 liI0 aad rises
SATURDAY ~ Is@G -.
Noon rises ai isO5 n. m. saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17
TWO SCALDED TO
DEATH IN WRECK

PETOSKEY. Mich, Nv. 17.-whIle
riding in an engine three miles south
of here on the Pere Marquette. yes-
reTday. phtftp- 'fUbey, or T-raveTse
City. and Andrew Hartman. of Mus
kegon, brakeman and fireman. re.
spectively, were killed when the en-
CINE ran beneath stone crusher
where II was switching cars.
The men were so badly scaIded
that they died fcw hours later in a
local hospital. N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ADRIAN, Mich, Nov. 17.-Because
his wife started divorce proceedings
in circuit court, Rev. l.. w. Graves.
OF this city, formerly a Methodist
minister. ended his life yesterday by
swallowing strychninc Graves met
his two daughters and went 20 bis
home. remarking that they refused
10 speak TO him. lie left a letter 70
his wife. The couple had not lived
together since the filing of the di.
-vefee proceedings Graves had lived
all his life in Lenawee, and besides
heing engaged In farm work he sup.
piled various pulpits near here and
Jackson He leaves the widow and
eight children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17
Worth 5000, Lives In soualor.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Charging
that she lived in a squalid hut, though
she had property worth $4,000, attor-
neys today tried to prove an insanity
charge against Mrs. Catherine NJ. Il.
Jones. widow Of "Bill Jones, the Aven-
gar saEr-who-attsmpted-te- Nh Git+lt-
teau, the assassin OF President Gar
field. His niece seeks control OF the
affairs OF Mrs. Jones, who is So years
old.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17
Ftre Ranfna tn MIIWauKee.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. 17.--Tha
Enterprise building, an eight-story Of.
fee structure in the heart OF the
business section, r. burning Prnc-
tically all the city's FIRE hghting ap-
paratus has been called. Adjoinine
pfoperty Is threatened. II A not yet
known II al In the building are safe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17
MICHIGAN EDITOR DROPS DEAD.

KALKASKA, Mich, Nov. 17.-Word
was received here today that w. n.
DePuy, formerly publisher OF the Kali
kaskian, at this place, but recently
proprietor of the Alamagordo News.
dropped dead at Afamagordo, New
Mexico, yesterday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17
Amherst coIIeae Head ResIan,.

AMHERST, Mass, Nov 17.-On ac-
count of his advancing years. George
Harris, ID. D., LII d., resigned as
president OF Amherst college yester-
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17
MARKET OPENING.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE stock
market opened strong, fractional ad-
vances being made in all issues, with
the demand vigorous.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17

W. WARREN A COMPANY
select Christmas Gifts Now.
Jew weicrs-M ashington Arcade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17

For U. 3. and Foreign Patents go 10
1arthel q Barthel, 81 w. Congress-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17

EXPRESSING AND BAGGAGE,
Main or City -.
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Dob Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., Is John R.-st.
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SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich, Nov. 17.--The
supreme court yesterday heard the
following cases: Detroit e. MackinaC
Railway company vs. Michigan rail.
road commission; people VS.. Adler;
reople VS.. Sartoni.
Call for Friday: 1874. 153, 1872. 1894
1877.
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mEssENGER-aAIS OR CIrY--sso.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-17

Commercial Credit Coz Ratings.
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Commands the highest advertising
rate relatively Of any Detroit daily
and earns 1t. .-As
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

Wadnntr ruisn unb iommonbisrtn. Gs
lmttnt. oIB Oh bic MannIhoft I'D,
lielbffitdnbis Drannifirt 6at. IN ben
eriten WiHuten fhon mar be Rstte
stbiibet. pom Centrum bes Dorfes bis
hinuitfr gum Weer: Wosrpfsn. Babe.
gate uno Geffnbs, N1nnsr unb Nrou.
en- hdbtn iih ndrdn bsttxiIiqt. Hie
0imer fDonoern Gus elmer Danb In bic
anbsre, e sebs ihnsn. Nus bem buns
ieln Menfhenin1usI entfpideIn lidb
Hah uno naf b<tannie Geitoitsn. Die
nafslihe Ssene entbebri, tros alien
6rduiens. niht oes 6umors. iitbers
nddtigs, bIaiTs. srfhrodtne, aber aud,
Misunderstanding gefidter tauHsn DOT
uHs auf. sriiben. iretsn an unb xran
o0er uersiehsn iih fnIeunisit, iNnn
bic oberfldhIiht Toilette ss erkilf,t.
JnsiDiihen III man bes sseuers
Gtrr seuornen, nds Grbgsihob BEG
gerliner ioofss flommt uHb rnuhi,
WoIien Gampfes itsissn gsgsn nds
Lberlano .mper, aber bic gefahr III
bsieitigi; bic furdibore, be ipdbns
liHapedenbe 0sfobr. bab sas geIdmms
ts peIsoldnber untsrlanb in sflams
men aufeebs. Gin Eronser, oer fId3
fprinetno retieH ipolIte, III ihiperpsrs
Issi, cine Jrau piro ins Gpiial aes
tragtH.
Gin blauer Setmorasn lof4 mad
siefsr enifsslidNn gladi iiber ben
Jelisn, bem fanftbetpeqteu Mar. am
griiteniopf eniipinnt iif Elm kh,nss
Iihes Geiprdf: Sic ipohnsn aud, i'm
unterlano. nift pabr2- .llnb
Sis2" .Sm Dberlano." Run
fagen Gle. mas bort geffiebt, ipsnn
Jsuer dus'omr-t2 9ds arnr Dbers
lamb III beute fhon Elm pulpermos
1a3tn, iobalo bic 1rsppe 5eusr fdnat,
Jiebt ieins Netfune." vWaH s0nnt.
NOD ouf bic alippen hinaus -
.4ber nitt auf oas Mser - allsrs
oiHss, tpenn mon srii einmal 3<nxs
liner iolden SeusrsbrunIi ssipcrben,
dbt fih Der @sbnHte an Defnbr ni6t
nshr eans uttpeifsH. Run, bonkn mir
'infiDeilen bem Snidial unb Der
.apfereu eDfdmdHHfdoft. bab Elm uns
JeheusrIites nngIiid rsrhiitst fDurb.,
ino perseiisn mir. ipssien fpir BABE
ydfts, eentn fcpi.l dreunbli6tsit unb
Bertrouen bon ben biebsrsn 5elaoIGns
'trn entgesengebrnht iuirb, nid5t be
Gpfer eisf,r nadiz
iten gdt1itropbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

4uf Die ruHiide Rs8isruuasform
trtr1t nah Die Dor Die alte Definition
3u: Gin ourh Wsu6elmoro aemilbsrs
ter Gsspottsmus. 9on Ib:iuen, isits
Dem be iOgeEannte Gonititution EN-.
9tfubrt Doroen lit, bic piitolen fih
Hidt mebr auf ben Gar, Ioncern auf
Den premierminiitsr gu ridten. 60
fpsRig oabsr 4ttentate auf Die ruff
ben OberbdIpter ibsrraihen t0nnen,
l'sgt nsm por!iessroen Safe bob sins
bslonoere, fpgur omin0ie gepsutuno
time. gislans gsborten bic 9srlbsr
Der Woroanfdas Der ouseeiproten re-
noluttondren 9lafe an. Der 9srii6er
BEG oorliessnoen Qttentats oshort ,i.
ner Woltsf6idt an, bi. auf gruno
tbrsr fo8iaIsn StsGung nit ben anor.
ttittiten gIsmsnts niht bas Minbsits
esmetn bat. Die 9fafTs Der abDo,as
ten. pelher Der attentdtsr entftammt
bat bt sisst nod psnis, nenr iibers
haupt irgenb rp.lbs Rspolutiondrs a.s
itelt. an uno fir fit lisat ss i'm
gerufs, baB aopotaten tonf.rpotiO
fno uno in RuBlanD genieBsn re cine
osporsugte Stelluns, mas rspoIatios
mare anDdnblungsn unterorHdt. benn
etrpobnii6 srbsbeu fi6 nur Diei.niaen
Die stnen fhperen Druid .mpfinben
uHo oos iino Die drmFten Shitlten Der
Geieai6aft. 9as 4ttentat idst sre
istsn, naB Der rspoiuiiondre geift in
bic Uaitielidi6t.H einaeerunasn III
uno oarin lieet bas 8eDeutunospolIe
Die Repolutionen in alien Qdnbsrn
itno imrer gefteitsrt, fpenn lie teinen
2alt an Der Wittelflaff. batten neil
ots drmiten GfaFeH niht bi, nothio,
9elffigt S6ulune 6sfaben, um nit Gr. |
Ielg Hrieg gsgtn ibre gepalthobsr |
fuaren gu tonnen. 1ie WitteltlaiTen
haben iid bon ben Grb.bunaen in |
fublano fern gshditen. neil ne oloubs |
ten, odf Die HmpGlsunq fid, aui friebs |
lthem Bege bepsrtitsGiaen Ian. unp |
4aes, rpies oarauf bin, oab ibr, 4u.
Iifr iih als riftia beftdtioen pirbe |
DIE 9onititution, Die Der 3ar mad, bem
'apantf6sn Rriege sueeitdno, BOT eine
dnaaH nidtiser Heformen n,lebe
BE ausiiht offenbarten, Doft unb Rs.
JieruHa allmdblth auf Elm b0beres Vis
'tau 5u briHaen. Wonar9ifhe Ireus
e'iatsti blieb AUDI In piefem HalI.
li4t aus. Die DerfaFuns puroe na6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

fdotiffe 0srtretuns III unbebinal
ntutfh. Das Uolf nber nnb audi bi,
geiptrktreibenbe unn faufni1nnifht
Blrgtrfhdfi In FART nit polentbum
ourhfebt fpenn mans an mubaes
benosr SttiIt auh nibt tpobr boben
tpia. Srobbem III gromkrs sepib
Der gorori oes Dtuiihtbums i'm
Often. bsnn bab es niht ltihi IN, cine
Na'tonaliidt gu pernihten, bi. an
temperament uno an 5iss ibrtr frsis
llh uHbdltboren notionoIen SDesn
taum Ibrs Gleihen bat, bas ssigt i.s
Der onotre Srt btr Geaeno. uno
8rcmberg bat fid bisbsr om beit.n
odmit obgefunben. Sn bemTslbtn
Wlobe ipis bos Deutfhtbum fit 6e.
niiiht, bas polentbum 3u untsrbriis
den off in onsus,psiftlnber Weife
rulblsn unb tdrnpfsn Inn Gebeimeu
bic polsn, uno Der aubtre 5riebe
tduftt. anitai. su ihipinben, lit piel.
nlebr ods yolsnibum In ben Iesien
Sobren offenbor seipotisn. Jmmer
bdufiaer ipsrbeu poIHifte Rnmen une
anfftrifisn an ban Gtit6ftsfhifbsrn,
10 oab man fid froe,n mub. OBJ iuobl
bic onestpdnoien Gegenmiiia bic rifs
iiesn iparsa.
Tas Isife Glimnsrn tines geuers,
ods f.ine RdhruHe aus romontiffen
1raumeH BON alter 6erriictttit
nimmi, naht fih itetig e<Iieno an
eitfsr an lid 70 iiiblsn S.abt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Glen Airy Home School.

Inter oem Rdmen Giey Nirp 6oms
Shool ieitet Jrl. aouiie IN. Doli i'm
9aufe go. 2160 Cbio Mc<nae. Elm.
Snuie fur seif.is suriidsebliebene unb
nerpofe RinDtr. bic infofe ibreg aeir
htgen unb iorperiifsH 3utdnbss ges
pohnlihe S6u!sn Hini bdansn sSns
nen.
GrI. Doh bat Die 9sbonbluna unb
bos llnterri6teH FOLDER Hinber 5u sie
Hem Sptsioliiuoinm gsma4t unn ers
5itlt. seitist auf iansi1brie< grfobs
rung. aubfrorbeHtiiH siinIiiee Refuls
tate, bo iie bic JabipibuaIitGt unb bic
e<iftigen JobisfeiteH sines jeben. iArer
auffitt anpsrirauien RiHets gons aes
nda fuoirt uno bemenifprehsnb ben
uHterri6t ertteilt. QGbere Ausfunit
MufHabmebeoinsuRss n<rb<n Be-
retspiIIigii in Der Anfiait ertbeiIs.
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2okal-Derid)t
Nah JnoiamapoliS
@ebt Der 6antoa Cmsem Gitp Nc.
81 lnr UrObIossnisuHs s.S
Che Jeuou Crbtns.

gu Der ndhits Dohs In 5nniaHds
pclis. Sno., ituitfinb,nben GiBuas Der
Grcbloee oes Obj 5snoip Orbens,
Diro Iih Der biefgs Canton Queen
Gin go. "a pairidrds Wilitant Do[ls
sahIis besebtu. Die Wiislisoer oeS
eanions perben am WiitUoh Wlors
gen nm iieb,n lihr unier 9erdntrist
Der genheoriheH GapsIs pon Der
9ermanid 6dIls. Qo. 132 Eit Court
Strobs, obmarihirsn uno 0om ga6ns
hof Der 6. 3. uno .. 9dbn bic
1abrt nada JnbiaHapolis antr.ttn.
Jn oem GROIN lmsus, Der am
Wittpo6 abens in SnbiaRapolis
itatifinest, piro bic uniformirie 46s
ileiluHa bes Obj 1eIlop Croens
burf 90 Gantons pertrettn i.in uno
Der bieiiee Canton piro bon aapi.Gn
BiIiam goIg befebligi perben.
Jn BEN 3u9e, ben Der Qussn Gitp
canton benust. ipero<u iih Sonoers
DogtH fir alle Witslkber b<s Crbens
bsfinoen, rpeIde bic Gabrt miisuma.
den beabilftigeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
3eutite Stdstebilser.
Bon sans Stmibts Hehuer.
q o m B era.

Don rp.Ihsr Ri6iuna man tommer
mag: oas 2aRo Diro 0bsr, flaher
Tltternsr. j. msbr iit Der 3ug grcm,
berg ndbert. gr bdlt auf einsm troits
los<unidonen, rautssf fhn1r5tsngabn
bot. Gin nod iroftioierer 9orplas in
bds Grite, mas man bon Der gtabi
ielbft gu ieheH be.ommt. Rad bieiem
ygntrse" m0hte man au1 einen IN.
pidiissn Sri fhtieben, abr man
peiB, Dut Gptin.ifi.n grombers oas
paris oes Sftens neHnen, man t5rte
i'm 3ugs Elm paar GtiGdftsreilenDt
pon 8rombers iapGrmtn. AifpTluth.
Cine lange, DeHig fn5ne Gtrdbe
fiibrt 5ur SsaDt unD ldbt abneH, bab
offeHbar cles Guts nod Dor uns feat
gnbiit itehen mir an einer Gde, no
oas Strdbenls5en lsbbofttr fpiro. Gin
5otel liest Dor uns. GroBftdbtif1e
Wiietbstafsrner reiben fh ansinanber.
Wir frdgeH .intz einheimiiten, ME
man iih oobf am bsiten grpmb,rq aHs
fest. Rdh einigem Rn1bentsn Der.
fiteri sr uHs i'm Dcruus. bab rpir fiaus
Hen rDerDen, - odnn r6tb er uns. Die
8onsiger Strabt einmal binaui uno
einmal binunter 5u seben, bann
mub er tDieDer naTpente,. unb nit
einem Aufafbmen perbreitst sr iif,I
iiber bie inneren mertR Der StaDf:
ibedter, Safes. Defgniisungen ufip.
Wtr ounfH uno tbun na6 i.inem
Natb. NdS pir fineen, ift sine jtatts
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Ter sebrer.3smiisms siess.

Qnut bem sahrssbsridt Der 1rue
fsfss bss 2ebrers spenfionsfoHts 6s!is.
Ten f6 bic ginnabmen i'm psrflclenen
Jahr uuf $73348 unb BON bieisr
Summe batten bic gsbrer $18634 bei.
seiaMert. Die 4ussoben an Vsnfios
men bttrageH wdhrenb bes Jdbrss
$l7o47. iob0b jest nod s23s52 an
6anb finD.
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ylsslid,er 1so.

Die SO Sabre oIie gran anioiHstts
Uc0i. lDobnbaft go. 1916 Wieter Str.
lDurbt friib seftsrn Uforstn pon ibrem
0otten GERMAN 0ogt tobt tn Bette
seInHbsn. Iss GoEener iputbe
bsHak4si&tiet nnb. iisfs nsiiirs
hfe 4chssnrfadbe fe5i. 0Toa Oset
mar am DomnerRos BON 8srj6si@Uer.
0eu beioheH nnA ssH ~. 7kecbsr
Bangs betanbxlt pcrbsn.
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Gntfheibnns beFteben bleibt, ipie 81
! Gouperneurs =apnferena bas bebaupte
bat. min uns nift red)t einleucbteu
9benn bic Staatsbeh0roe bic Gifeubab
men nidt tontroliren oarf, 10 perper
one Bunoesbeboroen es thun, uno DON
gtfhdftlihen Stanhpurttt aus bsur
tbetli. mus es ratbfan,er fneinen, oi,
Tpntrole elmer ndtipnalen gebDro'
5u aoerlaIfen, oa. nenn 46 nsrfhieoent
Stdatsn ebenio pieIe Srahtrdten an,
fssen, etne ben Sanosl bena6tbeili=
gsnoe Yertpirruna niht uusblei5en
idnn. Dds RerftpiiroigIte ieoo6 tn
Der BefhluB Der 9ouperneurss sapnfes
rsuS, beim Sberbunbes- 9eriht grcteii
segen Die gntihsiouna ein5ulsqen uno
gu oiefem gsbufe etne 8eputdtion Der
9puperneurs an ienes 5ribundl su
entienoen. 8ds lit Elm Iebr unaerp6bns
liher, ueusr uno foedr tGdft unihid,
itter Neg. Wan appenirt an ods
Oberhunbesgeriht, aber man proteftirt
nttt. Gs ndre niht iiberraI6eno,
tpenn bas Sribunal ben proteft als
unsiemlih 3uriidipeiTen fpiiros, uno es
TT ni6t peritdnbli6, pie 8oupernsur
Sarmon iit oa3u bergsben tonuis. ais
BprTser Der Delegation 5u fungiren.
Der 9rGIioent bat in Sahsn
oes Dr. Wilep ertItisben, bab oieTer i'm
Rette 1T uuo sIet6seitig dngeoeutet,
oaB er perIdiebene Nenoerunaen pors
nehmsn miro. Su srftsr Rei6e bonoelt
es ii6 I'm Die 4nitelluns zines grperz
ten ourh Or. DiIep. 9sgterer bate
etnen apntrdtt abgeidIoFsn, Der benz
@rperten Or. Ruasbp sine Qeraiituuo
aufaste, bic nah aniiat oss @sneraf.
InDdIts bDber mar, ols bas 9eIeB es
gsftattet. Damn lagsn Strsitigteiten
arpifheu Or. Wilen uHb Der Somrnifs
iion Dor, Die in lebter Snitans All snts
iteieeu bat, ipelts Rohrunasmittsl
uno ar5neien als gefesipiorig bstra6.
tet !peroen fo1en uno tpeI6s uidt. sSn
g.rbtnoiina hermit bate Or. Dilen
bshauptet. eab BEL bieien Gntfheiouns
gen bas sSntsreiis oes 8oItss peniqer
bsrudfHtiot tpprosn lei, ais bag an
tsrefIs Der SSirmen, pelhe aeiunb6eitss
Wadren in ben Murti brins
sen. auf 9ruRo Der erpG6nten llebers
tretune zines GefsBes bate Der Gene
rulanpdlt smpfphIsn, 1r. Wileu an
gu oeutsn, 6aB feline Gntldfunq er.
tuuniht mare, uHo cine aommifiion
Der Gbtbeiluua fir Rabrunosmittsl
battle Die WubreaeIung nerftisoener
lnosrsr auqsfteltsn snpfohlen. Der
prdfbeHt pfIidtet bieisr 4nF6t niht
Del. Gr 'aQt. oab Or. WtIsp Dds Of
'ertlthe SutersiIe ipahraenommsn bds
os. Gr tpiliot audi nttt in DIE Gnt. |
ofune Der i6riesn geamtsn. pefd, |
'ts nntsrfutunqss s9ommiiFion aefprs |
vert bat, Elm. fonbern iagt, oaB sr Elm.
lmaeitdltung bsabiihties, be aber Die
smpTsbiunasu Der 9ommiiTior birduss !
jek. Jas III nur 10 Al Dsritebsn, bds /
III: geqner Deg Or. Wilsn ben 2duf. !
idh srhdltsn peroeu. /
Sm pu6litum pirb oief. GntTheis
una BEG prdiioeHtsn Die groPtt gss
rtsoi9urd gerdareu, ba ihm nitt uns
etonnt III. oab bic 7firmsn. Die burt
3:ratftuno oes 8oltes nit minber.
oertbtgen ober nit ihdoIiher Cub
tdrser permiibtsn RanrunosmittelH
sih gsporosr Tino, Den Or. Wilen auf
'oe r1oalihe WeiIe anasfeino.t ba6ea,
'etl er t9nen bas 5anolptrt gu l.gsn
srfutts
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Die 9oupsrneurs. aons
fsrsn5 ift in srobe grreauna iibsr
cine gntiaeioung o.s gunosss gaidtsrs
Sanborn gsrutbsH, Der sntfdisosn bat
oab bic Giisnbabn- EommifTion bon
DtInnefota tein Reht babe, Die Iabrs
unb Jrddtratsn Der Gifenbabnsn in
tsHsm Stdats gu regulfren, neil fis oo.
ourh nit Der Der. Staaten yifens
babn RommiTion tollioiren fonns
Sb oisfe gntfdeioung ri6tia III, r,,aa
3tpstfelhdft iteintn. Bic iest bsItan6
oos tonititationeGe prin3ip, oak Gis
ttnbahnen, fopett ibr g}aFaaiers uHe
Sitter. Transport itn inn<rboIb be.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-08-03
PROPER CARE OF DUCKLINGS
sters Reach Age When They Can
Be LeTt Unbrooded at Nfqht.

IF ducklings are to be raised with
hens, it is necessary to con1ne the
hen until the ducklings have reached
an age when they can safely be left
unbrooded at night. In a very few
days the ducklings will wean them
selves by refusing to follow the old
hens persuasive clucks; at first she
follows them, but soon, growing
weary of this, she takes up with the
flock, and the ducklings become
stunted from lack Of brooding at
night Have roomy, bottomless
coop. with good roof, covered with
a broad mesh poultry netting or Stat
ted in front Move the coop to fresh
grass each day. The wire front
should come clear to, or very near
the ground, as the ducks are apt to
sprain their legs in climbing over
board TO get in the coop.
When the ducklings are old enough
to be weaned, try and get them to
take up with the older ducks.
Give green food and sand every day
after the first. A sod of grass in
front of the coop-if that is on plow-
ed ground-will afford them much
pleasure and lettuce is their delight.
Chopped onion tops, dandelions or
lettuce may be mixed with the food.
Water should always be beside
them in a cup too small for them to
get in, but deep enough to cover the
holes in the beak, as these are their
breathing places, and if clogged,
death will result A duck will take
a bite of food, and run to the water.
A breeder complained that his
ducks were dying. Inquiry showed
that the ducks had absolutely no shell
ter from the sun, and, of course. they
died. If ducklings are kept clean.
dry and well fed, there is very little
loss among them. Rats are the worst
enemy they have to deal with, as an
old 1T loves a tender duckling, bet
ter even than chicken.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-08-03
FATTEN FOWLS FOR MARKET
Maine Experiment Station Finds That
Small Pens Give as Great
Gains as Latticed Coops.

The Maine experiment station in
4 series of experiments in feeding
cOckerels for market has demonstrate
ed that as great gains have been OBJ
tanned as cheaply, counting labor,
cost of feed, etc, by feeding in small
pens as where birds are fed in lat
ticed coops holding but four to six
birds. The pens had roosting coop
connected with them. Four weeks
was found to be the extreme limit Of
profitable feeding, either in coops or
flocks. The birds should be under
four months of age to give the great
est profit for feed consumed. The
sooner they are fattened after eight
weeks of age, the greater the gain
per pound of food consumed The
meat of a pen-fed chick is quite diff
ferent from that of a corn-fed chick
on free range. The former is soft
f1eshed and evenly fatted, while the
latter is tough-muscled, stringy, with
more abdominal fat, and with but
little fat distributed throughout the
are superior to any other kind The
dairy farmer is particularly fitted for
producing this class of chicken flesh
Eight pounds of skim milk were used
with each pound of grain; this was
considered a good proportion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-08-03
Jewels That Deck Queen,

At almost all the court functions
which have been so numerous this
month the queens preference for dia.
monds over any other jewels has been
invariably manifested. Beautiful as
are sapphtres, emeralds and other col.
ored stones. it is certain that no gem
can compete with diamonds in bril-
lance Of effect
They are the court stones par ex.
cellence and set off the magnifcence
Of a court toilet as no other Jewel can,
Diamonds are particularly becoming
to the queen, and her majesty never
looks better than when wearing her
high crown of alternate Maltese
crosses and feurs de lis and her dog
collar of diamonds of lattice work de.
sign.
Queen Alexandra, on the other hand.
had marked preference for pearls
and colored stones, particularly anne.
thysts, Of which her majesty DOS.
sesses beautiful parure, which does
not form part of the crown jewels but
is her own private property.-Londou
Gentlewoman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-08-03
German Portable Tower.

The German army is experimenting
with a novel form of portable tower
designed particularly for the use OF
artillery trains, by which it is possible
for the men to note the effect of theil
own fire. The timber pole of a field
gun may be used as an observation
station, being hinged SO that it may
swing vertically. According to the
Scientific American before erectins
the pole rope ladder with shield is
fixed in place. The rope ladder is
frightened automatically as the pole is
swung into position. The protective
shield, when not in use, is carried in
front on the gun timber arms and on
the case frame, and at the same time
serves as a foot rest for the men seat.
ed on the timber All the instruments
used for observation are carried in
receptacles below the foot rest as well
as in the timber case itself.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-08-03
FIGHT THEIR BATTLES OVER
Private Uncle Dell in Illinois Regt
ment Tells How General Grant
Gave Signal for War.

The veterans were recalling wal
scenes. One story did tread upon an
others heels, so fast they followed
and Imagination increased with each
recital Finally came the turn of old
Uncle Dell, ex-private in an Illinois
regiment.
1--WE was all lined up ready to begfr
the battle of the Wilderness" he said
when old Grant come ridin' down the
line to my regiment, and called out, IS
Lieutenant Dell of Illinois here?'
Il happened to be back in the rear
superintendent bringin' up some ammu
milton, and the colonel told him
would soon be back. Grant rode away
an come back a few minutes later.
els Lieutenant Dell here YETI? he
inquired. They told him no, an he
rode away with his brow kind o
clouded
THE third time he come a tearin
down the line, staff rattlin' along be
hind, and called out: Is Lieutenant
Dell of Illinois here?
Here, general I says; and he
whirled around and yelled, Let the
battle begin!' ''-Everybody's Maya
zine.