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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07

Sm iiGbiif1en gnudmt fpurben e..
itern bic folesnb,n 8ausrlaubnibs
ffeine eripirti: u. J. Wolib, 2sit5dis
ges Mobnbaus an Der Gbporbs Mooo
ndk Der Beehnooh apeHue, $500;
Francis d. Gitbl. 2AitOdisss DObns
haus on Der Sboip apenus nabe Der
Gris apenue. $500; GatberiH. Doh.
anbtribalbftOdisss Nobnbans an Der
Weyberion Apenue nabs Der WsIt
4hien Girabs. $2700; M. J. aams
msrbins, 2sft0diess QDobnbous an Der
gariOn Sirabe nabt Der DoridD aD.,
$500.
9beobpre Wdpsr & Bro. hnbsn sin
aum Mant Ranlob gsbSrisss Druno.
iiiid bon 30 bei 100 anb, an WiHfielo.
Iiiblih bon Minlan0 ADe., an q. Z.
WeHinnep unb Z. y. Ruplen perioufi.
DieIelbsH lperben bort Elm Wobnbdus
trrihten laHsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07
Sofal 8eridt.
0cw ;sener.WarihGae.

Siher6sitsbirettor email srnunni.
seftsrn bic Silfs Jeusrmuriddlls fiji
bic beib.n neusn Geuerbiitritie. Biei,
nsusn Nori9dls fino Georse Cole.
man, psF.R Souptquartier iid i'm
Spribenbous Der aompugnis Qo. 4l
beftnben pirb unb 5arpep Dapies. ber
iein 5auptquortier BEL Der Sprisens
tompagnis go. II an Der 9erman una
Rsape Strabe auffhIasen fpirb.
Morfholl COLEMAN ipirb ben Sber,
befebl iiber bic neus tpeftlihe Dipiiion
fiibrsn unb Rarf9au 9npies iiber biz
rleue 0ftlihs 9ipiiion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07

perIhaffsn, 70 fcb.int oi. bsfonbsrs
gage su ben porbsrrfdsncsn gDinotn
unb su ben polarmesren, bic pieisr bon
poiGrtrtis 3u poIdrtrtis iih tritrts
denos Satnn eiHninimi, Die 5auptroLlt
babel 3u fpielsn. 1snn bic auf isiHsm
miitlsrn 1hsiI berrThenpen yahais
ipinbe tresben bic 6auptmniTe bss bort
poH Der 5ropenIonns srfrdruiten Gbsrs
fI6henmaIisrs Lungs Der stiiteH!iHit
Ron aap Aoqns noH syloriou, BON iOc
ss bic fiioiutitlihtn Winbs nad europa
unb Idnls heHtu im arcben ulio aofls
3tn norboittpdrts suriidflithenotn Rls
itsnlinien in bobs 8rsiten fiibrsH. Dos
idls poldrtpaiier ipirb bdourh ilbtts
oedt unb tlimatifh unDirffam a.s
moft; Der Riditrom polIsiebt iidl
nur tbsilipeile an Der Sberfidhe, am
W.Itranoe ots S3sdns Tin bObertn
greitsn) ober or btHtn Sftrnnoe I'm
nisbsrn), gum srObsn 5beil cb.r in
Der 9isfs. Wdn trttnnt bieraus, me
Iebr bic Qateiniid) Gsformise Gs.
ft1Ituns bss atlnntifhsn Ss.uns botii
beitrdei, bic bobe Wdrme RoroDtft
Guropas htrporsuruFtn. Wdre Der
Dsson sipiith.n DrGnlnnb unb Gtdns
btn1pien ihmdlsr cotr isiHs Gornl
fpmrstriih gum Weri0ian nrlsstehrt.
70 ipiiros Der gr6Bts 5beil BON gDsft
europa bic s.gsnp1rtiss GuHit fsinsr
Weltft.lIuns nitmals st!nngi uno port
Hiemols bic b6hfis gliitbe Der RnIinr
Tidl entfpideIi babsn. Dem. tpie Ripe
pen b.tont, mIbts in bissm Jdlis ois
6ouptmniis pes fparmen Wohtrs uHtsr
As oner so Grab n. y. mad Siibsn
umtebren. tpGbreRb taltts WaNtr aus
bsr gdffinsboi bis sur eurcpdifhtn
aiiite porerineen tpiiroe. 3u dbnIiden
GreebniFsn III Der @erfaFitr oisfss g,s
ridbss i6on Dor mebr als 40 Sabren
aslnnst uno Dat aud Die urfohe ptr
europdiihen Gis3sit in elmer iriibertn
9anbptrbinbuns smif6eR gronlano
europa eriannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07

als ntue Mitgltsoer ipurben IN Der
etitrisen BerfommInng aufsenommsn.
8. Rettler, g. u. 9udsr, q. RoetDr.
9. griesheiiner, alfreb O. gltIeH, u.
Gerper. artbur Grnit, SO. 8. Tsiiller,
Sam. WoIffsiH, g.4. JeIIer, M. 5udr.
insper, 6. g. DeiBbrObt, Jerbinanb
9doer, n. 9. MiiI,r, IT,, qouis gsts
mann. go. aead, u. StieI, BaItsr
auns. 2oreus s5eIti.r, Gb. seiB. q. G.
White, 6. 5. BOILER, @. 8immsI, Sc.
fepb lrdnsel uno 8. 5iilfsbait. ais
lebensIdnslihts MiteIieb :purb. Strr
G. u. 2inbemnnn enlightenment.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07
PaMiltpR.

SamtItDH Nn3cigeH, Spfal'9setlseil
nHD 0eligteitcH finb nbsnBeben Gdc
Der 4. uno Charles Strafe. timer
Ngent fir Samilton ippbnt 90. 301
Morb Srunt Ctr. SsIepbpn Samiltur
1868. Selepbou ,suieres aDrreIpeH
oen.en: 393X Bel.
Srau @sOrse glart, bon Rural
Routs go. 2, puroe gsitern erRitlif
trant uub puros Ipfort nit sinem
8asen nub benz Wlerep 3ofpiiaI &c.
bra6t.
- Die Matrone Der &inbsrheimatt
betIuste fib bel Der PoIi8ei iiber einsn
GabenbsIiber BON Der Wtain Strabe,
tpelher Die 3noben Der anitalt nit
Giearetttn unb 1ubat periorgt.
Mopor Rptbtpea bsridtste benz
Stabtratb in ieinem idbrlihengtriht,
bab bic Qussabsn Der Stabt iih um
$4,000 fir 1912 psrmsbrt baben
uno petit ouf bic Rotbtpenoistsit els
nss nsusu Staot9sbauoss, bon parts
aitn. bin.
- Rarsaretb SOffrdn, bic Sat
tin bon 2rant Soffmaun, go. 17IiIs
ion Strabe, ftarb seitsrn gtprssR an
Der Ius5sbrung i'm aIter Don "a
oSdbreu.
- Der gtbpotat SO. 8. spbbuntsr
BON MiboIstonn ertrantte geftern bel
einsm gsiu6 in 5amiItoH unb mubte
mad ieinem Soeim 3uriitgsbruht tpsrs
ben.
- Der gountpcIsrt Charles 8runs
Ion reihte esItsrn Elm Wanbamuspers
fabrsn eegsn ben GountDnuoitcr SO.
grute Elm, um ibn 81 peranlafen. Gel
Der in ben SaIdrfonos. slpie Is biz
@OuntnsaommiFdrs bsitimmt hobsr,
Su iibertragen.
-Das aoIsttions.aommittes mel
6es $4,000 gu toIiettirsn bat. nm bier
cine QHsubI GonpeutioHsn pdhrsno
oes Spmmers Su betpirtben, bat ben
gstrag bis uuf $500 touettirt.
- Der Uirtb gerrp Dsns purOc
oprIsse gaht in Wioblstptpu bon
spei Strabenrdubsrn Ubsrfalsn, mel
de er nit brsi S6uFsu aus isiHem
gtspOIpsr in bic JIuht iasts.
- Gin un6etanuter Wnnn, augsns
ItsinIi6 elm 3agI0bnsr, tpsIder ais
blinoss gaFagisr 3piIhsn osm9spdds
uno 9oitpuesn fubr, itiirats porIests
Ruht qsgen s ubr in Der yfdbe ess
gubnboFs in MipolstOlpu untsr bic
R6bsr oes nod Detroit fabrtuoeu
Big 5Our qsrIousnSuss uno par0'
get0btet.
- Der 40 Sabre aIts Goparo Oil
bert BON Sbaronptas. s.. puree gss
itern Moresn lpdbrsno sr in eergsobc
BON 8auo 5ptsersien ab8uliefsrn bat
te, pon elmer 3otpmotipe Der Big 5our
Gifenbabn ilbsrfabrsn uub duf Del
St.ae eet0ptst. 9as llusIiid srsignsts
Ii6 in Der Q6be oss SiissIs in Gano.
Der 5ootsugrdber SobH Boil
ton uuo bic 9ru'tess Der Orion
1risbhof GeislIidaft baosu mebrsr'
anonpms grisfs srbuItsn, tportu sms
pFpbIen rpiro, ben jsBigsn 9ootsnsEds
Der ub3uTsbsH uno ben friikrsn Sns
baber Der Stsus Sobu We9Oniels
rpisosr an8uitsasu. 3fpei 8risfs tpura
ben in 5dmiIton in Der goitoffitt
auFqsssben, uHo ba fis 9rohlHgen
sntbattsn, tpurbsn fis otmppfsDspar'
temsut 3ur lntsriu6uns sinesfanot.
- Die 9ebriiotr gbriitiun unoPs.
ter genninsbof.u ibeutteu Der Staot
6umiIton porgsitsrn absne siner
Qart pom 300 bel 400 CUB In 2tnosns
paIb. Der part puros 2inbenrpoIo
Bart ostauft. Die beiosu 6errtn tr'
bieItsn ben Dant oss Stubtrutbs fir
oas 9tihent.
- Der StaDtratb nubm Dorssittrn
abeub sinsn 9sidIub an. bic 6. q,
unp .. uno Ohio eIsitriias gubu
su 5pinsen, in 3utunfi Iangiamsr
our6 bic Stdot 3u fabren. Wapor
Rotbtpea srbisIt ben 8ef.bl, oisier
GsfdIuh hurchsufiibrsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07
u. 6. Z. q.
Ssrfaiiamass sguanoerHme peranIabs
Iebbafte Sebatts.

gsri1iebene MitsIieber NIT bem se.
geHfpdrtissn DobImObus nnb ber
bamit perbunbenen asitation un,us
frisotn. u. @eisr unb MiIs
liam Rister bic @Ortfiibrsr Der In.
3ufrisbsnsn. - gtuf Der 8s3irtstass
idsnns ipirO Der 9srsin burh fitbs
aebn GeIssdtsn pertreten fein, -
Cine itattlids ansabI nsusr Rit.
slieoer aiifsenommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07
VrdHtig
ysrIisf bic stitrias intsrns 5nbslisi.r
ets Cincinnati sisosrfraa,.
Sts biIsttt ben gei6Iub Der 5taipi.
taten anldbliA bss eiItsrinbp
IaHms bes ytrfins.

Gis atftipitStsn, bic Der gincinnati
aisbertrans gu ebren fsinss SiIberius
btldunts Dttanftaltst bate, errtidhttn
geitern 4benb init elmer .sSnternen
Jsisr" ibren abihlub, bic In @eftdlt
zines gaHistts in WeiosIs 6dlIt Ifaits
fanS uno Die Mitslisber pss gersins
unb ibrt Tamsn bel sinem cpuIsnten
Jitmabl pereinse.
Die arranpements nartu in Der uH,s
fihiisiten Weifs estroffen iuorben unb
bic 1heilnehmtrinnen unb attiInehmer
ptrIebtsH tn ieber 5inIif,t aenubrtihe,
i1pergtBli6e Stunoen. Gos treFflihs
Wtnu, oem aIIsrfeits Die poIIitt mir
eisune tpiotrfubr. tpurbe burh hfbfdt
Ntotn unb 2ieosrnprtrGg. astpiirst uno
ois frobIihe 5tftesfsIli6uft trennte Ticb
srit 5u sienlIifl porgsrIdter Stun0s.
Serr Gr. u. u. auch, Der gr1iis
bent ots gsreins, funeirts NIT orcbem
Gtfnid als 1oaitmsifter unb ti.s bic
Jsftpsrfdmmluns In sintr turaen herss
Iihen &nfpruhs pilltommta. berr Or.
u. Worgtniiern bebanbelte in odns
porsiisIihsr WtiIs oas 1hema .Dus
SilberiubtIGum", 9i5,.qrdfioent Z.
6amtfter b.tpits burh Teinsn fomcisn
1odf duf ben 2iebtrironS, boB sr dIs
Rtonsr .bsnfo Qusg,Ssi6n.tss l.iif.t.
ipie ols Sonssr, uHo bic 1dmsn trurs
ben In i6puHsooIItn Dprt.u BON
5srrn Seinrid) 5errls ssfsiert.
6chpoetifh mar Der 1ooit 6ts
1errH Dr. 9. 8. iJid iibsr ,,Tas beut.
Ids eiso". uno itiirmifheu SubsI snts
feHelte Der grofibent oes Roroameris
tdniihtn S6nasrbunbts. 6err GbarI.s
v. Stmiet, init isinem launieen
2rintfpruh auf ruui,rn 3irspenttn"
Der fid 81 elmer fpobIptrbisnten Spas
tion fur 6errn 2ouis Gbreoit esIfaI.
tete. auberbsm ipra6 audi nod Strr
5obn Shndab. Der su isinem aeiopes
len srii gu sisnlih porstriidttr Stunos
erihsiusu tonnis, iibsr nos 9b.mn
.Sarmonis".
3iuiiteu ben nerfhieeensn QnIpras
den bra6ts Der aisbertrans cine glns
5obI reiBeHotr Siepsr in mnftsraiiltiaer
Wsiie Su 9sbor GHo er3isIis numents
Iid nit ..aomm in ben @nlo", iotpts
nit BEN bohpoetiFhsu .Rotbaodria III
msin S6dssIsin" sin.n bur6f6Iaesn.
ben 6rfpIg.
Rad GrIsbieuns o.s offisisIlsn
programms folsts bic 5ibeliids, oie
eintn iibercus ssmiitblihsn 8trlaui
nnhm. Die Serren 9oIbftein unb
Scbn Rlsinbed srfreuteu bic fSefte1Its
Sarh SOIcoorirdss. 5err u. 6auber
srntets fpoblptrotents anerisnnuna fir
ben gortrua tintr siesnsn launiosn
9ihtuus unb bic gitcs BE- rsIiftanes
mar unftrsttis Der .S6untslpdls.r"
an befI.n 9urhfiibrune Iib ale anlpts
ftHbtn NIT Cuff nnb 9i,be bsibeiIigi.n.
Die ltitgsfslIihoft bstbGtigts iit i'm
Gaufs oes abeHbs audi asIdnaIidb,
0tnn bos grogramm fab cine gs.ibe aes
msinIhoftIihtr Qisoer, bic gum 9kil
eis.ns fir eisfs GsIegtnbeit nah be-
saHnitn WlslooitH psrfabt tparsn. Dor.
Inter biefsu Gsidns,n srrests nam,nts
lit bas aito Die eeuiften isrdu.n-
Itiirmiift 5siisrtsit.
DDS 9srbienii., oas gtFtriss gnntsii
in 10 portrsffli6tr Dsiie orroneirt su
habtn. gtbIbri oem @srsniisnnsss
aommittee. oas iih aus ben 6errsn
Julius Stsmler. gD. 6arimann. GrnTi
NuIff aorI queDers unb 6sinrid,
1errls suiammsniests.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07

latte, bab iie btim GpisIsn in Der
stiide in tinen elmer nit heiBem Waf.
fsr eefalIen mar. Or. Orr, ipelfer oas
ptrineIiidie Eino b,banosIt battle. be-
na6rihtiate ben Coroner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07
5Sstlid,sr gerlanf.

Die sleine. "a Sabre allie ROfa 60
bonninsmann. 1phisr oss 6errn
Jronf SobonnigmaHn. BON Vo. 3749
CT. Q0ipKnfe Gtrabf, prise hiH. trs
Iag geifsrn ben BriibnuHben. ipslde iis
.iid am Snmitas laburA Jugssossn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07
W,rnift.

Die QOIi3si puroe s,itern .rIudt,
Qahfrrihunetn ndd btm 16 Sabre al
ten Zee Sans un5uitelI.n, rpsIter itit
.inigen 1astH ous Der Mobnuns Isi'
i,tr gItern in Grossb,d. g., psrIhlpun'
ben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07


aaifsrin eugenie unb
Der .G.tit". profsfIor 8ssautrel,
Aififtent an Der noturlpifIsnifdfilis
ntn S5dtuItGt Der pariier 6ohf1uls,
Der bitIer 5nae ipie WoIdbresue IN
ein.m otiuItiifiTdm girttl Der bod
tpihtigen gistuNion iiber bic aitintr
ber Setter beifpobnie, er51blt tn sis
ntm an ben. .Wntin@ gerihtsttnCh
ben, nahbem er srtlGri Dat, bdb bar
.Spiritismus nod auf 80 bifIsn
Sniuinbtlmnn0pern unb sR pitlsH
SinntssdufhuHgen berubi. uls baB
man ihm cine piFtnffaftIi6e Bats
5uFpre6en t0unte", uahftsbeHoe inter-
eHants Gj.Ibidte: .5n ben Iestsu
sSabren bts Jiptttsn Raiftrrei6eB
mohte In Yoris nas beriibmie Wlts
blum 6ome aurore. ginss absnhs
prGlentirte iib 6Ome aud i'm G6Ioiit
az Gompieens Dor nem adiIerpunr
unb Dor mebreren Witgliebsrn Der
Sofe.i.ni6aFt. Sci bisfer Gslsssns
belt gslong IS bem 0eHerol syIeutn.
Der Der Sahe niht rtht trduis, iih
uHbemerst hinter bas Wssoium All
ft5lsitsn unb bic .Gjeiitsrsrfheinuns
gen" aus ndnfisr Rdbe Su btoba6tsH.
Gu Isinsm mid. geringsn grnnuntn
fab er, ipie bas Wsebium pl0Bllb bic
Gobls ots rtHisn Shubs .SFfHttt".
bic Spibs bts Jubss berausIirsdis
unb nit ibr. naHosm "a iit Elm pdnr
Setunoen lang aaF otm Jubbobtn
batie ruben lnHsn, In blitfhnener BE-
tUssuns uno init fnbelbnfttr @fhids
Iihteit bic 0onb bsr aniisrin beriibrs
is. Die aaiierin mar tfHen 9lneens
Bid Dor S1rst fpis ssldbmt unb risf
Danu pOli Gnti.sen aus: .Gosben bat
mid bic 6ano zines tobien Ainbes be-
riibri!' Sm ndhfien TlomsHt mar
Der GeiItsrfput aber 3sritoben. @enss
raj s5lsurp mar RAID porsetrsten uRb
ers1bltt nun baarslein. fpns tr beobs
afiet botts. 4m nanfen Woresn
ihiffts fiH 5ome unier Der Gsiorts
slpeisr Gekimpolisifttn mad Gnelann
Elm: sr mar ipeeen fsines Gtifiers
ihpinbsIs nod in o<rfslben 9sa6,t
aus s5rantreib ausssipieisn norbsn.
Don osm Worfall IeIbit ipurbe nirs
genbs gtfprphsu. Gdnse 3sit fpdisr
srit srsGblk Jpn General 1Isurp BEN
pbpfiolossn DsepOn: bon ibsn egfubr
it bic idons Gsfhihis.
uHbtsreiIiG.
-aslInsrin, oisfs 0absl in ni6t
fnuber?4
.Slonu. "a ab bod tbtn srii Gin
isbr feinsr Derr bdmit!-
gokAafter 9ergIeih.
r.: ~aaan Iagt benz iiinaen geb.
mann nnd. er mare ein grobes eid,t.
- W.:: .Sn - nber eiHNddtliht."
DssgrptsnGtpII
Cir h0bfu Sisf, nom TY GshIans
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perintenoentsn Der @oITerpsrts fiir ben
gRonat Mdr5 tpurbe perIeien nne Su
nen Mften osIe1t.
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MtpIii.

Gis: ~Jbr Mdnnsr fddtt oud
tDirtIih nlhis an uns Grauen!-
Gr. 80. ia. bic 1oiIsttsH. psnn bic
toitsn infer GsIb!-
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DfsQrpbsnstpIa

.Sit bnbtH iih BON Tr. GGIaas
ROTH unisrfuSben lafen, lDds bat btnn
bic Tiagnoie trgsbsn2-
.anuttr pornsbHs RranfbtitsH!@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07

Die Neippprt Office fir bas pGin'
eianatier gOlfsbIatt" beiinod I'D 10
go. 339 9orf Strafe, ststniber benz
Guurtbauie, woiclbit &eaigteittn, GIN.
ssisen u. |. M. bis 10 llbr 45 Rinuttn
absaSs eutgesenacupnmsn merSeu.
Selcphuu guBth 2401.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07

gosbafter 9ergIeih.
r.: .gian laGt benz iiinaen geb.
mann mnd,. er mare ein grobes 9id,t.
- a.: ia - nber eingidd,tlift.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

crudup, vice-president Of the Virginia
Poultry Association. for the best dis
play in the Mediterranean Class
I. "Guvernator Cup" given by
George Guvernator. secretary OF tins
Virginia Paultry Association, for the
best display in the 5. {. White Leg
horn class.
8. "schaaf Cup" given by Walter
c. Schaaf, treasurer of the Virginia
Poultry Association, for the best dis
play in the American Glass.
8. Warren Cup" given by Andrew j.
Warren for the best display in the
Asiatic Glass.
10. Gold medal given by ]. w.
Quarles, for the best display of Pit
Games.
II. Silver medal given by Splitting. the
1eweler, for the second best display OF
Pit Games.
IL. "Diggs and Beadles Cup" awarded
to the winner of the best pen of White
Wyandottes (old)
Is. James Duffy offers a gold medal
for the best display of Silver Laced
Wyandottes
IA. The superintendent. Walter c..
Schaaf, offers gold badge to the win
ner of best display in each of the fol-
lowing varieties: Single comb buff
orpingtons. single comb black Minor
cas-, rose comb buff Orpingtons. single
comb Rhode Island reds, single comb
white Orpringtons. single comb white
Leghorns. single comb black Orping-
tons. whit Wyandottes. barred Ply
mouth Rocks and turkeys.
5. The Industrious Hen Company
Knoxville, Tenn.) Cup" for the high
est scoring pen of birds.
16. Silver medal given by Albert
Spott for the best display of bantams.
II. wv. ]. Todd Cup" for the best pen
Of S. C. white Leghorns (young.)-
18. Silver medal given by Smith &
Webster for the best display of ducks.
10. Ellerson Poultry Yard, 81. w.
Quarles Cup" for the best Barred Rock
cock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
JgrrnRsoN,s MASSIVE s1DEBoARD.

In an antique furniture store in Danvllle
ga" rev days ago a piece OF furniture
WIN history; indeed II Is a historical
reno, being no less curiosity than a mann
inoth sideboard that once adorned Month
ceI!o' the home of Thomas Jefferson. tho
author OF tho Declaration OF Independence
me history Of this massive piece OF ma
hosany. back to the sage of Monticello. Is
easily traced. Just where Mr.. Jefferson
bought the splendid furniture which adorn-
co MS home the writer knows not, for tho
records convey no Information on the SUBJ
ject After the death OF the great states
man. good long time after there was o
pubic sale in Charlottesville of his belong
ihgs, and the sale was attended by rich
student OF the university, Elisha Keen OF
Pittsy!vania county. Mt. Keen. who after
wards became prominent politician and
me LEGISLATURE. bought largely Of the JEFF
ferson furniture. among other pieces tho
s!deboard. which ia now In the DanyIlle
furniture store. Mr. Keen was the father
OF Mrs. c. D. Langhorne, and sevcra! pieces
OF the furniture bought by him at the JET
feFson sale and for years kept in his home
in Pittsylvania county. found their wa, back
arc now held sacred relics in Mreirdor.
MI Langhorne's country home In that
county.
The sideboard. however. was not taken by
Mrs. Langhorne. Al sale after the death
OF Mr.. Keen st was bought by n citizen OF
being eishty-four years Of age. Not Ions
ago the Danville furniture dealer bought
the sldeboard from this aged citizen and
removed II TO his store. and there /, is,
dlspdated and shabby, and dcnuded OF ali
Its original knobs save one. In this shape
the old piece presents now but little 10 In.
aiea,e the proud place it once held in Mon
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ness finds its greatest scope in areas
presenting the most favorable condi-
tons. 1t Is a noticeable fact that the
bulk of these important products is
produced on the farms of the Mississip-
pi Valley. In this section there are
practically no large intensive poultry
farms such as are commonly found in
the Eastern States and on the Pacific
coast Poultry keeping. therefore. is
largely incidental. the hens being con-
sidered and treated largely as an
agency for converting material which
would otherwise go to waste into a
'salable product. Consequently the
poultry and eggs produced constitute
merely a byproduct of the general
farm. Because prices for poultry pro-
ducts are comparatively low the farm
ers make no effort 10 keep larger
fiocks than can be supported by this
waste without much attention or extra
feed. and because individual hocks are
small little attention or thought has
been given to improving the pro-
duct or the method OF disposing of It..
1t should be kept in mind, however.
that while the individual sales OF poul-
try products are small the aggregate
Tor the year is large. reaching for each
State in the Middle West a total of
many millions OF dollars.
P. II. MEG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
SHOWAT
THE STATE FAIR
Many Special Prizes to Be Won
by Exhibitors of Fine
Chickens.

The poultry department at the State
Fair this year will be the largest and
most complete ever offered the sight
seer. Entries from all over the State
and elsewhere have been received. and
1t is quite certain that there will be
some fine birds on exhibition.
The poultry industry in Virginia is
one of the big ones. and it is the
purpose of the State Fair. which begins
on Monday. October 9th, to help the
poultry raisers, and make the bust
ness one Of the best in the country.
With the accessibility to the large
markets. there is no reason why Vir-
ginia chicken-raisers should not be-
come leaders.
President Henry Fairfax, of the Fair
Association. said this week that he
was satisfied that the fair this year
would illustrate what the association
had been striving for for some years.
That an exposition like that to be given
this year, not only in the poultry de-
partment, but in every other depart
ment, would prove OF inestimable worth
TO the student of agriculture, mechanics
and kindred occupations.
The poultry department will be under
the supervision of some of the most
expert men in that line in the country.
The officers are Walter c. Schaaf.
superintendent: John D. Jacquins, OF
Watervliet, n. Y, and F. w. Corey. OF
ossining, n. y, judges.
The prizes are for pens. first premium
~ second 81. For single birds first
premium $3.50. second 81. Ribbons will
be awarded third. fourth and fifth.
The following special premiums or
prizes Will be offered:
j. Virginia State Fair Cup" given
to the winner of the largest number
OF blue ribbons In the show.
2 Virginia State Fair Cup" given
TO the winner OF the second largest
number OF blue ribbons In the show.
3. Handsome silver medal given by
Oscar Spott. to the winner OF the third
largest number of blue ribbons in the
show.
4. chas. Kcppier will give gold
medal to the lady exhibitor winning
the largest number 'of blue ribbons.
s. "R. S. Gray Cup" given by r. s.
Gray. president of the Virginia Poul-
try Association. for the best display
In the English Glass.
q. "crudup Cup" given by J. F.
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MONEY IN FRUIT TREES.


The nursery business is growing indus.
try in the South, and Virginia is doing come
considerable stunts in this line. but not
near much as 1t can do and ought to do.
Last week G. NJ. Bentley. State entomologis,
OF Tennessee. speaking to newspaper re
porter. declared that Tennessee is to-day
the largest fruit and shade tree. orna.
mental shrubbery and cut hower-produclns
State in all the South. He also claimed
that every man engaged in the business Is
making money. Mr.. Bentley gave some
very Interesting facts and figures he said:
Last year there were 24 firms. repre-.
senting some 1000 acres, operating in forty
six different counties In Tennessee This
year there 80 nurseries. controlling In
the aggregate about 1900 nurseries. Some
asset to our states productive wealth may
be realizeds by the statistics In the office
of the board of entomology, showing that
Tennessee grown nursery stock is shipped
to all parts. of the world-England, France.
Germany. Spain and Portugal being good
Over seven oil ghths OF the trees and
shrubs are nold outside of this state, and
the annual return from tho nursery busi-
ness u from s25oo.o0o TO Saooo.oo0