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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS:
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
Doleful Crop Reports Subject to Discount
Corn Outlook-Smail Farms Once More-A
FloWery Editor-Bring Dutchmen to
Virginia-Other Hints

time comes around. and late corn will
be just az high as the early product
With our long seasons in Virginia
and North Carolina, we are always
strong on the late corn. I have known
corn that was planted in the middle of
July to mature before October
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-11

goli3si uno Coroner finb nit .in.r
llntsriudung betr.Tfs bes 1obes bts
26 Sabre alien lyresman g. pi.s.us.
bon go. % Sft 8. 4penu., bei1dftist
Der iuuse Nann nuroe an Dounsrs
flag. qbeno bsipubtlos ouf oen Seis
isnr5sas an Der DIT 8. Qpenue nabs
DoIRut StraBe Iiesenb sefunben uHo
na6 BEN fidbiifden boipital ge6radt,
no .r asitsrn Ruamitiae iturb. cbn,
iein 8etpub.i.in rpisosrsrlnngt 5u bu'
ben. Der Batter Iprah benz Coroner
gsseuiiber bic u.bers.usung aus, bdh
isin Sobn sinem Dsrbreh,n gum
GpIer gtfaaen ist. 81 begriinbets
lsins Qniiht bamit, bab i.in Sobr
anoeblih Don m.breren Wdrnern mil
bem 3obs beorpb. poron isi, falls er
am Mabltase nidt itimmen pirbe
Ter Coroner oronete CUR 5tititel'
lung Der 5ooesurfohs elm. Gbousiiou
Der Seits on.
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Wdbrenb bic 80 Sabre alie Qese=
rin gaa Wlop, unter ibren RaFege=
nofIen beiTer bel benz Hamsn
.Steamboot gIo" befonnt. eeitern
Qbenb tur3 Dor Z u1r auf Der Souss
trsppe Dor ibrer Mobnling Ro. 323
Smith Strabe FAB, puroe lie BON siz
mem unbetanntsn Negsr, angeblih obne
ale geranlaiiung, dngesriffen unb NIT
einsm itumpfsn Gsgenitano niebsrees
ihIasen. Der gurfhs beipsrtiteai9te
feline 5luht unb Gaa fpurbe nod bsm
ftdbttif&n 5oIpitdl asbra6t, tpo es
Iih bsrausItcllte, bab iis tinen SddbsI.
bru9 erlitten bate. Sbr 3uitduo III
bebentIidh.
Die Regerin iit cine Der 5aupt3sus
ginnen in benz 1yd(le gegen ben Der Or
moroung angetlaeten Wm. 5plmes,
pel4sr betnnntli6 Dor uneefdbr stpei
Wo6en an Der Webb 4llep unb Smitf
Sirabs ben IbOs .5isIos erlhob, ndts
oem bieier ang.bIif fsinen (6olmss)
blinsn gruber Hisberg.fhfagtn bate.
GIa Wan mar su Der auf DieHita1
ongeisbten 8srbonblung gegen 6oImsa
als ,3eugin porgslaDen tporben, uno
bic poli3si eIaubt, odb bieIer umitunr
nit bsm Worbaneriff nuf lie in GU
fdmmenbaug gefdnbsn baben mag.
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- Solepb Qbler Don Der WcMiIau
StraBe uno Stanton 2tpenue risf Friib
9sitsrn Worssn bic poti3ei duf uno
meioeie, pab ginbrefsr in feline Wob.
nuug einsuorinesn Deriuhten. Die
golisiItsn aiin3sl unO gotffs fanoen
lei nabersr llftsriutung einen Rar.
Der i'm 6lbnerItau. aeiosr eslang es
bem sFdubsr". 3u snttommsn.
- Soracs Carpenter, Snipsttor Der
Raudpertilsungs saiga, eruirite ess
fern einsu 5aftbsfstl p,ssn ben aOto.
motiobsi3sr R. Jlahertp bon Der ..
C .. Giisubabn unter Der 4ntlage
Der lleberiretuns Der anii.Rauds Dr.
ninans,
- Gin S6lsitbi.b, relter fi6 ei
Hes RahftliiTels beoisnts, Itattete gss
fern Der Dohnuns bss Wm. Steis
man, Ro. 100 OF IL .StraBs. sinsH
gsfuh ab uno sutfpenbets bier Straus
beRfsoern i'm Werthe BON $50.
galIarb Doobs. % Sabre alt.
Don gorbin. ap., tpurbs ssfttrn bon
ben 9eheimpolisiiten GsatiHg unh
9nnsr on Der Ode Der 5 unb Gin
StraBs perbaftst uno als perb1htiq
singeiperrt.
- 4nb. Gott, BON Rihmono, ap.,
msloett eeitern Der poIissi. bob .r in
Der mobnung Der Rsstriunen Wanbt
Toosnport uno 2ibsrt1 Maaacs, go.
318 2onsporib Strabs, I'm i.in'
garihaft in Der SDbe bon $120 Be-
itoblen ipuroe.
- Games G.orse, bon Wo. Isl
Wain SiruBe, 2odlanb, fattets &c:
tern Der Regtrin Cora aadep, go
229 George StraBs, sinsn gsfud at
uno uurb. bon benz Groususimms,
nm $40 bsitohlen.
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Ter neue 6.fa rsnibsan.

sn Der asitrig,n Sibuns Der Gouns
tn apmmiFirs beridtsts Der 6ilfss
gounip antpaIt gsttman. ooB bic
@runoeiaentbums 2lgenten 5bsooore
Mdrer uno 5honas .. Barr iih auf
cine Qbit1bung geeinigt bdttsn. bic
als Bats fir eir gsroitt in benz beu6s
Iihiigten aonoemuiruns sspsrfaAren
oeoen Die Crane 6oplep 80. genoms
men tuerbsn Ioq. Die 5irma eignet
oas GrunoItiid an Der Spcumors,
5iib Canal uuo Roro Court Strabe,
oos fir bic neue Sail gebraudt iuiro.
Ter qreis nuroe ieboh nidt betnnnt
eeasben uub fernsr tpurbe angsfiibrt,
oaB bic ;yirma, rahoem Der Raul aba
aeihloFsn III, bas qripilssium haben
nil, bas Gieeuthum nod Is Monats
su benuBen, um ihr Gslsgenheit gu ges
ben, Iib irgenopo anoers an5ubauen.
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FOliIiit osiOrb.u.

poIi3iit Gbparb Dean, tpslt)er sus
lsBt Der Wannidaft ess patroItpas.ns
Ro. 10 Susetbeilt mar. itarb ssiiern
i'm Belts Strabs 6oipitaI, nahbsm sr
iid, elmer Operation uuierso9sn bate.
or mar ein.n Wionat lang bsitl1gsrig
e,ipefsu. Der 9sritorbene ssborts benz
poIiseib.pdrismsnt isii Dsm Ia. Gss
bruar 1887 an uno mar Sabre lang i'm
6dmmonb Strdbe Difriit itatiouirt.
Gr srrsihte Elm Utter pon At Sabr.H,
mar perbeirutbt uno tpobnte Ho. 1903
@orman Strnbs. Dean gehOrte Der
pciisei Belief unb Der poiiSsi 9snes
polent Ahociation an. Die 9crbsrei.
tunsen fir bas gegrdbnib iino nod
niht getroffen sporofn.
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purben i'm itdbtiIden 5oipital ausses

ipurben i'm itdotifdsn 5oipital ausse>
brdnnt.
Der 45 Sabre olte S6ilb.rmaler
Disten Sttoff, Don so. AIT Weit 5.
Strabe. QeDport, aD., ar6eitete ges
itern. auf elmer Better itebeno, an einem
5auie an Der gde Der Z. uno Jreee
man Qbenue, aIs bic 2eiter Don einem
porteifabrenoen Wagen umgeriifen
purpe. eSttoff fiel our grbe unb bra4
ben redtsn SUB. Gr tpuroe nah oem
itdbtiidsn 6ofpital gebrutt.
Nlbert Qnberlon. 26 Sabre aft, bon
No. 736 Sones Strabe, itellte iih ges
fern. an Ihtperenaopftpunben leioeno,
i'm itdbtiiden 5ofpital elm. Gr ers
fldrte, nit benz aonbutteur elmer
Miacreef gaaep Gar in Streit gsrda
then uno bon ieinem Gegner nit eli
nsm 5obtIdldger angsgriffen porben
81 ieiH.
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Observation-Disclosures.

partsaommiHdrs, sinitotige gOrcr.t
geoiirfnibanitalt. gouns uno RinsoIo
StraBe; 5000.
5arrin 2umber Co.. einitOdieer
Soi3ihuppen, Citation ap:nue uno g..
S.uub .. Giisnbabn; $1,000.
Sobn Soffman pading Co.. eius
itotiser gatitsin=StaI. Roroieiie bon
GIeuripater, oitlih bon gapmilsr Ct;
$500.
Grances .. 3rpansia. 212it6disss
8aditeinsWohnbous. Sfiisite Der
grooiiios. nahe Gbdfs StraBe; $500.
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ZMiHsnahrimten.

Rem gOrt, 10. gOp. Gngst.
u9.nsSia" ppn murietlIe.
2ioerpoot. 4nget.: rQoriutic
BON Nep gort. .gmprsB Of Britain
pon Suehec.
5amburs. glnget.: pgatricia
BON Rem gort.
Gibraltar. 2lnget.: pGiucin;
nat" uno .grettc" bon Rem yort.
9enuu. abgsg.: Berlin" mad
gteSp Yort,
gpulogne. anget.: rqptsoam
BON Retp grrt.
patermD. 2t6seg.: ~ROmanic'
IHaa Bottom.
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Pokal.Derid)t
perfsHal'T otiJen.

Die itsrbIife 5uae bss sreiisn
Brduberrn Jobn Wetterer
fpurbe asiiern Wloreen bonn 2rauers
buuie Ro. s35 Tapton Strabe aus
5nr eiuigen Rube bsitattet, nahoem in
Der ct. 4usuItinus Girte ourh ReD.
Or. Rou Elm aequisu 3sIsbrirt nprs
ben mar. aht Gntel oes gerblideHen
ertuisisn bsm Grobpdter dIs 9abrs
tiihtr19sr bic Iegte Gre. 9as ubers
aus grobe Gsfplge uno bic 5ahIrsiten
glumenitiide tpdren 8epeis fir bic
aagemeine ahtung unb 2iebe, Der ii6
Der 8abinpei6ieosne gu .rfrtusn bate.
Der WuIdinenfdbritont Serr
gbarles Weib III BON isiner
Deutihlanorsiie tpobl uno muntsr 3us
rudgetehrt. Gr bat iid fiinfsinhalb
Wonote i'm altsn gat.rlanbs auFas-
hdlten unb aufs Rtue bic llebsrssGs
gnns gefponntu, baB 9tutItIaab auf
allen 8ebitten oetpalti1e fortihritte
asrnatt bat. Bel Der 5Iiegsrfpofe
In Stuitgart traf 6srr Wstb nit BEN
9rofeH Zeppelin 3uIommen, nit oefI.u
gruoern er ieinsr 3eit i'm Sdpaben.
lonoe bic Stulban. ssoriidt bate.
iSrau Rarid Qnna Gilers,
etb. 5lin.er. bat am 9onn.ritaq, an
ibrem "a. Ssburtstug, bic au9eH gum
etpisen GtIummer gefhloiT.n. Die
qreife pionisrin mar aug griimisl in
6annoDer eebiirtig. sic mar bic
WitiDe bes peritorbsusn 6errn Bern.
barb Oilers uno 5reunbe uub gt'annz
is rDerbsn ihr sin freunblides Qnsen.
ten bepabren. Die 9,sroiguna finoet
dm WoHtds Woresn pom 5rduertdus
IL. Ro. S35 Belts Sirafs. aus Itatt,
fporauf in Der 81. TreifaIti1feitstir6e
Elm fsieriides Requi.m gebaIt.n iuirO.
.9err 6einrih Jurnau,> Elm
betonnier uTo seahteter giirner, III
aeitern ndh luuasm geibeu feinen aies
ben burd3 ben Joo entrifien porbsn.
Or bate i'm 70. 2sbsnsiahre geftan.
ben uno itin 4blsbsn tpiro pon sinem
groben areis bon sfrsunhen unn BE-
tannten aufridtig betrau.rt. Die ge.
erbiguns ,finost am Woutaa Natmit.
tag pom 5rausthauie On Moonsp
4penue in qledfaut Rtooe aus Itatt,
fporauf in Der boriiaen 60. ct. pss
itrs Rirte Der 1rdusrgottsseienIt ab-
eebalten lpirb.
Jrdu Barbara 4rmbr bruiter
tn am Tonnsritag ibrsm Gat<n, BEN
periiorbenen 6errn 5srbinanb arm.
brufter i'm lobe nohs.Ioigt. Sic ba.ts
elm alter bon 81 Sobrsn srrsiht unn
bic Rahriht bon ibrem sobe Dirn
nif)t osrfsblsn. in ibrem groben
s}reunotss unb gstonntentreis auf,
rihtias 1beilnnbms ipahsurufen. Gi.
Beeroisuns finoet an Ulontaa Nor,
gen bonn Irouerbaule, 1909 Race
Gir.. aus itatt. poraui In Der ct
Jobonnes airhe on Green Strab,
Elm feierli4es Rsquism abgehaltsr
nirb.
6trr Daniel aobr tpnrbe ees
fern isinsu anssb0rissn i'm nod nihl
nollsnbeteu 60. gebensiahre burh ben
Sob sntriifsn. dos 2eihtnbesdnsnib
hes cenhttitn Ulannes finbet am
Wontag Rabmiitas pom 9rausrbaris.
1920 6drriion 4otnue, aus itait.
sJrau 4mtlia 81 mps, bic ges
fern nah ldnserem 2eiosn aus BEN
Ceben idbieb, fpirb beHte Rahmiitaa
ouf eprins Grops sur eipisen Nub,
bstattei iptrnsn. 9isisibs bat Elm III
ter BON SO 5obren errei6t. Die 2,i4
HtHfeitr finbtt in Der JriebbOfsiapell.
itott.
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ass Ssm oOipltaI.

Der 25 Sabre al!e gtnsn Dnmann
Don go. 236 auolofu StraBt. lpeIten
Dor einisen 1assn bel sinsa Glspotors
unfou Der rebts 5ub serqueiiht ipurs
Be. bsfinhet ii9 IN bsbsnslidem 3us
itanoe. Rahoem ihm I'm iiabtiiheH
6ofpitnl bic 3,bsn amputirt iDcroen
iDoren. bat iih iesi anotsnfrab sins
seiielli.
Der 8 Sabre alie Carl 6enrp BON
go. 20s WeH Court Strabsmurbe ss+
tern Don einsm berrsnlofen ounoe
I'm bie Neine 0stiHsH. Die M,sussu
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celjrer.KOnOeNtiOl.
Webr ais 5000 Selegaten lino
in Der Staot periammelt.

Die bisiieen S6ulen allgemein selobt.
General 9sriammlung IN Der
WluTittalle. 9as beutige pros
gramm.
W}it benz eeitrigen Gage begann bic
Sabrss aonDention Der GentralO9io
5edhers GFociation, gu Der iih min
oeftens 5000 Ielegdtsu etngefunosn
baben, alien grnlt.s ihre Ge1hdfts.
WGhrenb oes 9ormittdgs beiutte Der
gr0Bte 5btil Der Sbeilne6mer Die bic
| iiaen 5hulsn unb ale ipdren bes Goz
bes poa iiber bic 4rt uno Neiie, fuie
bic Grsiebuug Der 5ugeno bier gebonns
babt piro. DdbrsuD oes Rd6mIttags
fdnbtn iofpohl in Der WooDrDaroz als
audi in Der 5ughes Sohihule StBunz
aen Der psrihieoenen Gebrbranten
ftatt, in benen bodit interefante 5ahs
oortrdge 9ebdIten fpuroen uno Die ale
GuBerit gut beiudt tparsn.
Webr als 1000 psrionen fanoen
| I'D, geftern 2tbeno in Der WtuiitbaQe
elm, no Elm interefantss programm
sur 3ur6fiiErung fam uno ND Der
a6tbars gbildnber g. Clarion. guHs
BEG Gr3iebungs aommifdr pDn
Ddibiugton. .. e., in elmer Idngeren
Reoe oas gr3is6uugs : SgItem oielts
9anbes gsgen bic oon anberen 2anosrn
ifdmmsnbeu aritittu psrtbeioigte. Gr
fiibrte Il. u. on, bag Der Wertb oes
6ffentli6en Stuleiesnthums in oies
fem Qanoe 3rpiifeu ben Sabren 1900
bis 1910 BON $5OO,00O,0OO duf
$1,000, 100000. bas idbrlits Gintoms
men Don 1920, 100000 auf $425, :
100000, Die 3abl Der Qebr.r non
423, 900 auf $4,000, bic 3abl Der
5o4IhuI,n Don 5000 auF 1929, bi.
| 3obl Ter So6fhulIehrsr BON 10000
auf Al, 900. bic 9ahI Der 5oti hiiIer
bon $4,000 ouT 915,0OO gsItissen
ieien. uno oaB iia iest msbr aIs elm.
Wlillion Shuler in ben 6ohfhulen
bes qanbss befinoeH. Die 9unbess
3uidiifIe fir Shulsn isisu in bi.i.r
Sci; BON 100000 auf $4,000 900,
bic Stn1tssuIhiiff. bon $37, 100000
auf S65, 100000 uHo bic gountnz3 3us
ftiiTe bon 100000 auf $4O9,s :
100000 eetpdhI.n, 70 buB i'm Gdns
gen rpdhreno oieier 3sit ot, goridiiF,
| fir Shul3psde bon S166,0O0,0O0
auf $273,000.000 geitiegen isisH.
grof. 3. 3. SarIau bon 9antou
fiibrte in Der 9.riammluug ben 9ors
fis, pdhrenb Wopor Stpdb uno 5us
perinienbet 9psr bic grihiensuer
bersIih 6etpilltommte. 6err y. 3. gor
Der Supsrinteubent Der Shulen Dor
4.nia, fprah i'm Ramtn Der 4fIocia.
tipn ben R.bnern Dant un0 Der mutt
toliIhe 5beil tpurbe BON oem Woob:
rpdrbs Srheitsr, fotpie bon benz 9irls
Ole. Club Der Cincinnati Sodidultr
in niirbigsr w.iIe ousg.Fiiut.
| JIr Die heutige SiBung III fcigeu.
bes grosramm .nttporfen ~trcroen: 8
llbr Bormittdos, 5uab.s 5ohIhule
8crtra1 BON Wm. Chamber gaplar
| 90. o.. prpftiIor auf Der llniperiitGi
bon s[Iinois, 90rtrag BON 6dns 3urs
uer garlsn, Bottom. Qubsrbsm ptrber
bic g.rihts Der ausfhiiFs berleisr
uno Die n.uen geumt.n .rtpdhIt psr
ben.
| Ddbrenb beg Nahmittngs pirb Del
| S6polmaitsr's Club bic mdnnlif.r
Tel.aaten in gllms &c Doepts'5 IRE
itaurant b.fpirtben. pdbreno BIZ
Woman 5.atsrs aNocintion bic tpeibt
li6en DsI,gatsn nah U2c alpin's 81
| 8a't. g.laben bat Rad benz lun6eoT
iinbet cine 9srTammIung i'm Sintor
6otsl itdtt, bel peltsr SRI. W. Eoitl
| Gampbeu. oi. neusrpdhlt. Shulrd
4 tbin. icpie Jrau 5rances Suirei
4
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bas lsi1t bate einen f4limmen graub
nah fi9 5ieben fonnen. Glsih3eitig
lit Elm Rauhperbot, bus iid aber nur
auf Die llnipsriitdtsgebGuOs erItredt,
erlaifen tpprben unb bagegsn rebelliren
bic jungsn 2eute, bic itd in ibren ,,ton.
ititutioneGsn Redten!" beeiutrddtigt
Ddhneu.
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- Rap aubsler bon Weitpoob, elm
Stuotnt Der uniDeriitdt. ipurbe ssitern
auf unbeitimmte 3eit iuspenpirt. Sm
Gouierrain BON WcWidsn 5an Duroe
aus llsbermusb siu Gsnsr ausssinset
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Mm. Dergus, BON 30. 1121 mnIs
mt Gtrute spurbe seiteru 4beno aui
I'm & ests6e Dis6ust ecR hssi Re
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germ aufgebdlten, ip<Ide rnter Be-
orobung nit einen HepclDer feline
3oihen ourhiudten. Obne jeooh cts
mas Wsitnebmensipertbes su finbsn.
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aomponifi: .Weine WeiIen trerOsn
mid iiberleben."
ge.anntsr: .giit bu 6enu perheira.
ttss3"
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
Fredericks Not a Farmer.

BANGOR, Me-, March 10. John R.
Mason, referee in bankruptcy, has rem
dered decision in the case of John l.
Fredericks Of Winterport, finding that
Fredericks was not farmer within the
meaning of the bankruptcy law, and is
accordingly subject to involuntary bank
ruptcy proceedings. An appeal has been
entered and the case will be argued be-
fore the U. S. district court.
The hearing brought out that Freder-
icks had many lines of business, buying
and selling potatoes, apples, hay and
produce, raising potatoes on leased land.
selling fertilizers and farming tools, lum-
boring and other lines. His liabilities
scheduled $72, 700, the heaviest creditors
including the Bucksport national bank,
$40, 900. the Sagadahoc fertilizer com
pany Of Augusta, $25, 900, the W: H.
Ames company of Boston, S., 900 and the
American agricultural chemical company
of Boston, 1890.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16

possess all the qualities the customers
demand. They should be neither too fat
nor too lean.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16

The ''pure food law" is designed by the
Government to protect the public from injuri-
Gus ingredients in both foods and drugs 1t is
beneficial both to the public and to the con-
scientious manufacturer. Ely's Cream Balm,
successful remedy for cold in the head, nasal
catarrh, hay fever, etc, containing no injuri-
GUS drugs, meets fully the requirements of the
new law. and that fact is prominently stated on
every package. 1t contains none of the in
furious Drugs which are required by the law to
be mentioned on the label. Hence you can
use it safely.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
Miss Gordon Victim of Sneak Thief.

Miss Anna A. Gordon, vice president
at large of the National W. C. 7. u,
who recently returned to Portland from
the west, was the victim of sneak thief
while in Chicago and besides losing her
pocketbook containing quite a sum of
money, lost a valuable gold watch, treas
ured highly by Miss Gordon from the fact
that it had been presented to her by
Lady Henry Somerset, formerly Inter
national president of the w. C. T. u,
and leader of the work in Enelan
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
POULTRY TYPES EXPLAINED.

D. J. Lambert, poultry judge and ex-
pert from the Rhode Island State Col
lege at Kingston, discussed Types and
Breeds" He said, in part: ''There is a
meat type and an egg type. There is no
best breed. They are all good. A fowl
that puts on flesh does not excel as a
layer. A good egg producer does not
grow fast. The two functions cannot be
combined at once in the same fowl.
"There are SIS breeds and 1872 varieties
and IA classes. The first class is the
American, which is popular in this coun-
try and preferable to the Asiatics and
the Mediterraneans. A new standard is
published by the American association
every five years. The plymouth rock,
the first American breed, has many va
rieties-barred, buff, silver, penciled,
white, partridge and columbian.
''Wyandottes were originated in 1883
and became popular, but they soon were
superseded. There are eight varieties
silvers, white, buff, partridge, silver,
penciled, black columbia and golden.
They are short in body instead of long
like the plymouth rocks"
zone should select the type of poultry
that will produce the kind of eggs and of
meat that his market demands. Those
with red ear lObeS Will lay DUH eggs, ana
those with white ear lobes will lay white
eggs.
1.-THE Maloy fowls are the ancestors Of
the rhode island reds. These reds were
raised by natural methods and are the
only fowls that have been named after
the State where they were originated. :"
DR.. ]. B. Paige gave valuable lee
ture on the Causes of disease" 1t is
h. asd To enncAd IN
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16

IMPORTANCE OF PURE BRED POULTRY.
Prof. C. E. Rice of Cornell University
discussed the Importance OF pure-bred
poultry. Only the very best stock should
be bred and kept and all mongrels DIS
carded. Pure stock produces the lest
eggs for Matching. The man who pays
$50 for so eggs from superior stock
makes profitable investment.
Pure-bred birds can be depended upon
to propagate their kind and to produce
more eggs than mongrels. Another adj
vantage Prof. Rice pointed out is supe-
rior quality of fowls for the table, hav-
ing great weight and large and tender
breasts. 1t costs no more to feed pure
bred chickens than it does mongrels. The
first cost of the best is little more than
that of inferior stock. With few eggs,
in two or three years the breeder can Sc
cure pure-bred flock large enough to
stock his farm. Better results can be
obtained in feeding because such flock
is homogeneous. What suits one fowl
suits all, he said, but with heterogene-
Gus pen of all sorts of birds what makes
one thrive may make others Improbable.
Better success in Matching is secured
when all the eggs in the incubator are
alike in size, texture and fertility. The
conditions favor all alike, but with all
sorts of eggs many will not hatch.
Crossing breeds develops broodiness in
the hen which is disadvantage. Pure
stock is more attractive. This coun s
for much. When man is proud of his
fowls he enjoys taking good care of them
and will not neglect them.
Pure-bred eggs can be sold for breed
ing at high prices in the spring when the
markets are glutted with common eggs
and their price is lowest. Again in the
autumn, when poultry is selling for its
lowest price, the breeder of thorough
bred chickens will have no difficulty in
selling all his surplus stock at renunera-
tive prices. When his supply is largest
both eggs and birds will sell for high
prices. This cannot be said of mongrel
stock.
The poultry man, Prof. Rice stated,
should start his bushes with the modern
methods and not be content to remain SO
years behind the times, like those who
raise the common barnyard fowl. But
longevity and constitutional vigor must
be qualities of the pure-bred stock. If
these are lacking the flock is unprofit-
able. 1t is not worth while to attempt
to grade up stock when pure-bred stock
may be so easily obtained, nor is it profit
able to cross pure-bred stock of different
varieties. No gain in vitality or i'm
provement in eggs is secured.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
FRANKFORT,

of two weeks. Miss Margaret Goss, assistant in
the High school, has left for her home in Charles
ton to spend the vacation. Miss Bernice Bab-
cock of Bangor, who has taught in the gram
mar school for the last two terms, has resigned
to accept position in the Brewer schools.
Miss Babcock has given excellent satisfaction
and regr is expressed that she is not to con-
tinue here. D. K. Drake and ]. Fred Kings
bury were calling on friends in Jackson recent
ly... The entertainment given in the vestry of
the Congregational church Friday evening by
the Willing Workers attended by large
crowd and greatly enjoyed. Eden C. Emer-
son and Frank L. Tyler were in Belfast one
day recently on business. -. bountifal din
ner was served by the Pythian Sisterhood in
the X. of P. hall town meeting day and was
literally patronized by the townspeople P.
A. Latin hassreturned from Bangor, where he
has been taking treatment 70, quite a severe
injury to his eye caused by piece of steel be-
coming embedded in the eyeball while cutting
stone at the granite works Miss Hannah
Clegg has gone to Bangor, where she has en-
ployment. Capt c. NJ Perkins of Penobscot
was in town to look after his vessel, the Carrie
A. Bucknam, which has been locked for the
winter at the Mt. Waldo wharf A committee
OF stone cutters from the Mt. Waldo branch at
tended the funeral of Fred E. Graves of Blue
hill, who died in Winterport after long i'll
ness. Mrs. Charles Crossman and little son
OF Ashland are visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Freeman Snow, for few days. 500 Mrs.
Oliver Grant of Jackson has been the guest of
friends and relatives in town during the past
week Robert Cantley of Quincy, Mass, was
a recent business visitor in town . Miss Bea-
trice Gould of Brooks is the guest of Mrs c.
F. Drake for few days
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE co

LEW YORK. N. Y.
Assets December 81, 1910
Real Estate, S1,S51, 4O3 81
Mortgage Loans, 1877 900 90
Stocks and Bonds, 14049,OSS SO
Cash in Office and Bank, 554, 1897 10
Agents Balances, 1866, l91 IA
Interest and Rents 53,6O7 6S
All other Assets, 1854 81
Gross Assets, SlSO27 OO3 Sc
Deduct items not admitted, $50, 1871 rs
Admitted Assets, $1717O,l1 OS
Liabilities December 81, 1910
Net unpaid Losses, 72O, 1892 20
Unearned Premiums, 6,9l7, ASP Ga
All other Liabilities, 4S9, S67 25
Cash Capital, 1880, 900 90
Surplus over all Liabilities, 1872 1899 SO
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16

Assets December 81, 1910
Real Estate S 320,410 %
Mortgage Loans, 573. 500 90
Stocks and Bonds, 5.324477 IL
Cash in Office and Bank, 1868 10
Agents Balances, sos O45 81
Bills Receivable, lS3OS 10
Interest and Rents, 43 1856 SIS
All other Assets, l6525 81
Gross Assets, S7,15s, 63S 40
Deduct Items not admitted, 2617 81
Admitted Assets, S., O36 O2O SO
Liabilities December 81, 1910.
Net Unpaid Losses, 353,s6O "a
Unearned Premiums, 4,O57 500 90
All other Liabilities, 7S1l2 Is
Cash Capital, 100000 90
Surplus over all Liabilities, 2,04654l 40
Total Liabilities and Surplus, $7,O36, O2O IS
JAMES PATTEE & SON, Agents, Belfast,
JAMES H. KNEELAND, Agent, Searsport.
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