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Evening journal., 1911-01-30

few weeks with her niece, Mrs. J. w.
Faucet, of Georgetown.
Stanley McCubbin, of Cecilton, Wis
tied friends here the past week.
Frederick Earles Hoover has been
spending several days with relatives
at Cecilton.
w. b. Davis and J. r. Smith, OF
Cecilton, have been the guests of
Wilmington friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stradley ars
the guests of friends at Townsend.
Evening journal., 1911-01-30
TORTUREs OF PILES.
II Is Unnecessary to Suffer This TcV-
rible Trouble.

rible Trouble.
Keen torture is the everyday lot Of
the sufferer from piles.
And yet that suffering is needless.
~ B. Danforth and druggists every
where will sell you Hem-Roid and
later return your money II it fails.
We have sold Hem-Roid that way
for two or three years aud refunds
asked have been less than per cent.
We therefore recommend It with con-
fidence.
Hem-Roid is an internal remedy,
the prescription of d.. ]. S. Leon
hardt, 81 for a large bottle. DR.. Leon
hardt Co. Station B, Buffalo. n. Y.
Write for booklet.
Evening journal., 1911-01-30
Enierialns Rail Committee.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry Of No. 219
West Sixteenth street, entertained the
members of the theatrical mechanics
home yesterday.
Evening journal., 1911-01-30
Mrs. Cnrtls EntertaIns.

Mrs. Frederick William Curtis gave
tea on Friday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs f. H. Edsall at her home, No.
260O West Sixteenth street.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. O., April A.
Civil cases filed follow:
Thomas Payne VS.. Sarah ]. Payne,
divorce asked on the ground OF ex.
IRENE cruelty.
Herman ID. Emerman VS.. Harry Sol.
ONION and William Solomon, partners
doing business under the name Of Sol.
ONION Bros, action for money IN the
sum OF $3.50.
Patsy Daugherty VS.. Irene Daugher.
ty' cation for divorce on the grounds
OF adultery and extreme cruelty.
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TEODdNe OCuTI.
In the matter OF the will Of
Kate Norman, deceased. will admitted
to probate.
In the matter of the will OF
Alkaline Litten. deceased. will filed,
partly proved and continued.
In the matter OF the will Of
+. c. Phillips. deceased. will filed and
notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF
Ann n. Pickering. deceased. proof OF
publication OF notice OF appointment
filed.
In the matter OF the estate OF
Meri Beszprimi, deceased, inventory
filed and approved.
In the matter OF the estate Of
Isaiah Ault. deceased. inventory filed
and approved.
In the matter of the estate Of
Jane Waters. deceased, account fled
and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate Of
Thompson Butcher. deceased, account
hled,and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate Of
c. W. Carroll. deceased, account fled
and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate Of
Mary f. Clemens. deceased, account
filed and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate Of
HARTLEY Hall. deceased. account fled
and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the guardianship
Of Lulu Sidwell. n minor, account fled
and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate Of
Ford Snodgrass, deceased, application
for settlement of claim for wrongful
death; apportionment OF fund ordered
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Prominent New MsrtlnsvIlle Woman
Passes Away az Her Home.


NEW MARTINSVILIE. w. Va.
April A. Mrs Frank =. IAwther.
wife OF the late Dr. Frank p. Lawther.
was found dead in her bed this morn
ING by her daughter. Miss Laura. at
their home on Maple avenue. Heart
disease was the cause. She retired
feeling we'll and yesterday was about
the city. in the best OF health seem
'ngly. Z the time o. her husbands
death. which VAS caused BY boing
shot. she was shot through one Of her
lungs IN trying 20 get her husband
away. and this probably hastened her
death. She was one Of the pioneers
a. the city. and q life long member
q the 81 r. church. South. She
leaves several children. Her son.
Forest. this city. &C. prominent tola-
phone man. being head 81 the Enter.
rrise system Her funeral viii take
place from her nome Thursday.
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NOT GUILTY
PLEA OF ITALIAN cAMoRRIsT, &C
cUsEO OF PLANNING DOUBLE
MURDER.
Chain Of Evidence Drawn About De
Marinis Claimed to Be Manu-
factured.

VlTERBO. Italy April ina jury
In the CammOra trial listened today
10 the Interrogation and defense OF
Guifeppe de Marinis. who Is charged
With having planned the MURDER OF
GenaarO CuOcoelo and his wife. Maria.
De Marinis has been frequently ar
rested In Naples the accusations
against him including robbery. assault
and murder. and he has served brief
sentences OF imprisonment.
The CamOrrist was not IN good
voice to-day. but he shouted hts de-
mails with considerable vehemence.
He denied any part IN tho assasaina-
uOns and asserted that he had been
Involved IN the revelations OF the in
former. Gennaro Abbatemaggio. be
cause OF the lattcr's personal spite
He had discharged AbbateinagEio from
his employ. he said.
Chain Of Evidence.
In forging the chain 81 evidence
against the thirty-six CamOrriafs. rho
Carabinee-r claimed 20 have found in
De Marinis's house n postal card ad-
dressed 70 him by Luigi Arena and
asking Tor the death % CuOccolo. boz
cause no bad betrayed the writer 10
The authorities. In telling the storr
Of tho murders Abbatemaggio had said
thnf such post cnrd had been written
and that Immediately upon its receipt
by De Marinis Tho demonstrations were
planned The informcr also said that
Do MaririE took possession ~ Cunc-
colo'e ring Tor The purpose Of sending
n 20 Arrnn. who Was in prison as otf-
dcnce that ho had been avenged Sub.
4equnnuv tho Carabineora claimed %
have found tho ring at The home Ut
m woman friend ~ he Marina
Denies Al Charqes.
Replying 20 questions ly President
Hiarchi Uo Marinis said that Arena
had never written him. ffe could not
recall over having met fhc man. ffa
denied that no had received iho rinv
supposed 10 have been taken from sho
hand ~ the dead man. As for the
Nunrr0lor he ga not know eifhar 81
Them 40 the time ~ their deaths De
uaH in EarieF
rle W.rnia admitted that Do war 70
frf declared that boz was limo
.rf nf fho crimes charged Alhafo.
MAGIC i1 involving him w1a satisfy
.rr rrrr0nnl grudro. ha sold This
Dr. explained ne follows
thuH'nmarglo was Tor q time my
n'ahIn boy receiving from mo SIS a
month ffe proved "a very bad young
man. ffe stole % g0'd chain from my
Dorfer. assaulted thr uorfcra sister
and ilt mF coachman. drawing blood
When ] heard ~ his foul deeds. Z
dismissed him from my employ. say.
inF Tell that ruTian never 20 como
INTO Wv presence again. Otherwise r
Wii cripple him with club This
Wag the cause of AbbafemagFio'a
ranc0r loading fo tho present ATTEMPT
1f terrible revenge"
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Decline Checked by Heavy
Rains Along Headwaters

also rising and the coal fleet may clear
tomorrow.
The Marks.
PITTSBURG, April 4.-As h result
OF continued heavy rains a sufficient
stage will have been reached by to-
morrow to enable several thousand
bushel OF coal to be shipped south
The stage at Davis Island dam to.
night Is s feet; Heirs Island dam Go
feet; cloudy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 feet
and rising: cloudy.
WARREN-River 2.5 feet; rain.
OIL CITY-No report.
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kahn CLUB
VIII be Entertained by the Ladies'
Social Club Of ST. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church.

Arrangements are being made by
the Ladies' Social Club OF St Mary's
Catholic church. on the South Side.
Tor an affair 20 be held in the base
ment Of the church for the members
OF the popular Kahn Club. The az.
fair will be held on Tuesday evening.
April 18th. and the wives and sweet
hearts Of the members Of the Kahn
Club will be guests. During the even
ing a short musical and literary pro-
gram will be carried out. after which
dainty refreshments will be served.
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Realty Deeda Elled.

Charles ". Hill and Phoebe Hill TO
The Farmers md Merchants Bank
OF Bellaire. lot in Eellaire: consider
alton. 81.
Charles r. Palmer - George w.
Strahl. lot in Barnesvi''c: consider.
alton. $3.50.
s. J. and Julia Rockcrehousen TO
Lizzie Feeney. tract OF land i1 Putt
ney township: consideration. S425.
Martha X. Wade and husband 20 l..
" Patterson and Louisa r. Patterson.
tract OF land in Warren township:
consideration. S2.475.
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FIVE MILLION BUSHELS OF COAL
WILL BE SHIPPED.
Easter Shipments Along the Ohio Very
Heavy Now-PouItry and
Eggs Being Shipped.

Heavy rains along the watersheds of
the Ohio checked the decline last
evening ana the river started rising
again with indications that a coal boat
stage would mature before the middle
Of the week. when the fleet now moor
ed in the Pittsburg harbors with five
million bushels OF coal aboard will
clear for the southland. with the river
rising again heavy shipments OF
Easter products are being made and
all the packets are carrying thousands
OF dozens OF eggs from the southern
river farms TO this port and Pittsburg.
together with hundreds OF chickens
and other poultry.
During the past eight months the
river has been navigable practically all
the time and all former records for
coal shipments have been broken.
Nearly seventy million bushels OF coal
have been shipped to the southland
during the past winter, together with
heavy shipment OF steel and iron
from the Pittsburg district.
With a heavy cargo OF wholesale
groceries aboard the II. X. Bedford
cleared for PArkersburg. at a. m. yes
terday morning. The Wheeling Mari
eta packet Sonoma cleared for Mari
eta shortly after $3.50 y. m, followed
by the Liberty for Darlington at the
same hour. Tho Virginia cleared for
Pittsburg at : p. m. from Cincinnati.
The Virginia carried n very heavy car
go OF poultry and other products from
the south.
To-day the Kanawha will clear for
Charleston at a. m: r. X Bedford
Tor PituburE. al noon: Sonoma FOR
Marietta. at $3.50 D. m: Liberty, FOR
Darlington. ct $3.50 2. m, and the Ohio
for Pittsburg at D. m
Thursday the Lorena will clear for
Pittsburg at 8 a. m. virginia. for Gin
cinnnti. at a. m; Sonoma. FOR Mari
eta. at $3.50 p. IN: Liberty. for Clar-
ington. at $3.50 p. m. and the Ohio for
Pittshurg at y. m.
The stage registered last evening
was II feet inches and stationary at
this port. but reports from above were
TO the effect that the Ohio n rising
The MOnongahela and Allegheny were
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INQUEST
TO BE HELD SOON IN MYsTERI,
Gus FlNTON CASE.

Coroner Nichols Working on Import
ant New Cluss-Murder Theory
Appears Valid.
Although there have been no devel-
opments the past few days I'm the Fin
ton case. Coroner Nichols II working
on some important new clues ard ex-
poets TO have the case In chape 20 hold
al inquest some day this week. II Is
thought that evidence along entirely
new lines Will be unearthed soon.
While there seems to be a possibility
that the man came to his death by be-
Ing struck by a train. there are many
indications tending to cast grave doubt
on this theory and DIR. Nichols has
had suspicious of a homicide from the
time his attention was first called TO
the affair. Whatever may be the true
solution. the case will be sifted to the
bottom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-05
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BY
WILLIAM G. FREEMAN

The POWER of advertiS-
ing for other purposes than to
sell goods over the counter
had a fine laboratory test in
New York during the recent
crisis between the express
companies and their employees.
Regardless of the MERITS
of the question involved, the
advertisements of the express
companies and the public gen.
orally that a SERIOUS CRl-
SIS was at hand in the bust
ness of handling their express
shipments.
it informed the public of a
fact that at Leaf a PORTION
of the public may not have
known = that there were
TWO SIDES to the question
at issue.
1t would be physically inn
possible to convince every edi-
or in New York that he
should publish EXACTLY the
SAME STORY of the affair at
the psychological moment
when it would mold public
opinion.
1t could be done ONLY by
an advertisement, PAID FOR
and therefore independent
signed by the express COM
panieS and therefore accepted
as OFFICIALLY AUTHEN-
TIC by the public.
1t takes all the public to
make up public opinion-and
the whole public can be
reached better by advertising
than by any other form of
publicity.
IS it not reasonable to sup
pose that all express COM
panies could profitably follow
regular campaigns of publicity
advertising - showing how
the business is run, the sources
Of their revenue as we'll as
their troubleS-WHY they
can successfully compete with
the United States mail-in
other words, why the parcels
business of the United States
LEGITlMATELY belongs to
the express companies IF
1T DOES.
These are points upon
which public opinion is rapid
ly forming, and the express
companies owe it to THEM
SELVES, as well as to the
public, to help guide that
opinion.
(TO he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-05
HIPS CRUSHED
Miner Caught Between Cars in Provi.
dent Mine Is Seriously Injured.

Caught between cars down IN the
mine at Provident. Joe Gardner was
the victim Of serious injuries yester-
Gay afternoon. The man was gotten
Sut ana rushed 10 the North Wheeling
hospital here. An examination showed
his hip crushed. with serious injuries
about the abdomen. He was rcstinr
We'll late last evening.
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nIystery surround. ca...

9i-,lsl .. Idtra 10 the inteIlE.nrer
FAlisMoNI. ". Va. April William
I4val urea, a blacksmith. was picked an
GU Water street this afternoon by 20
lcenan liaEcr. unconscious. with a sc
tere cut in lbs head. His friends claim
~ Whs knocked down with n billy ana
tobhed BE wac found az the foot ~ n
siN foot wall and the police say he FELL
over TIE wall infiicting the Injury
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HUNDREDS OF FOREIGNERS
APPLY FOR CITIZENSHIP
THREE HUNDRED AND EIoH-
TEEN APPLY HERE.
Board Of Trade VIII Start Their I'm.
migration Crusade During tho
Coming Summer.

Practically every large manufactur-
ing city In the United States has in
some portion OF the city limits a for
! eign colony where hundreds OF natives
OF other lands that are employed in
the various mills and other industries
reside. With her large industries
Wheeling has q number OF foreign
colonies where these natives reside
but during the past three years these
COLONIES have been rapidly decreasing
by me foreigners becoming natural
lied. During this time three hundred
end eighteen foreigners in this Wei
nifty have applied to United States
Commissioner George f. Boyd for
petitions and declarations OF citizen
ship.
Ten Thousand Here.
Conservative estimates OF the num-
Der Of foreigners employed in the
Greater Wheeling district is placed at
some ten thousand. The majority OF
these foreigners are employed in the
various mills while many ara en-
pioyed In the great coal regions of
this section. A great number OF the
foreigners who lmmigrate TO this VI
cinity are Italians but few of the sons
or Sunny Italy ever become American
citizens. They work here until they
obtain few thousand dollars and
then return to theif native land and
live a retired life. The largest per
cent Of the foreigners who become
naturalized are Austria-Hungarias
In the number OF applications for
citizenship at the local office nearly
one fourth per cent are Austrians.
They become very good citizens and
are seldom If ever mixed up In the
fights in the foreign colonies.
At the United States Commission
er's office on Thursday afternoon all
the foreigners whose petitions for
hearing are ready for the May term
will ~ given a preliminary hearing.
II VIII be to the benefit OF all these
foreigners TO attend this meeting as II
will school them for the examination
in May.
immigration Crusade.
Preparations are now being made
by the board OF trade TO start their
crusade for the back 10 the farm"
movement by having persons i'm.
migrate TO the undeveloped regions
or this state and till the soil. Plans
for this crusade were discussed last
year and within n short time n meet
ing will be held az which final ar
rangements will be made. Secretary
Roy Benton Naylor Is now in the
eastern section OF the state and upon
his return a meeting vii be held TO
further discuss the plans for the COM
ing summer
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CITY OFFICERS HA1rrD.
Warrington cOuno1 FnIs An city Pos
tons.

special plspa tch 70 tile intelligence.
MANNlNGTON. S.. Va. April At
the fifst meeting ~ the new city council
held last eyenniig officers FOR the euaginz
year we're appointed ns follows
CITY solicitor. vs.. 81. Hess. street COM
NIL rioucr. d. p Sfenley. water commits
-oiner r. r.. snyder. health officer. Dr.
". j. Leahy. city surveyor a. g. corr
man; niTht policeman. q. u. Baker. fire
chief ~. o.. Anderson. and Police Clfef
Moore hold over for another year
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nGoMschsn Briefs.

William Sorhman has returned o. hfs
home IN the city from Pittsburg. whert
he spent short visit with his dauRh.
ter. Miss Pearl SocSman. who has been
severely III
Miss Mary Mes scngsr. % Morgantown
&c spending a few days In the city al
the guest Of her sister. Miss Mile Mess
senEcr.
Harvey Hampers, % Darlington. spent
yesterday in the city as the guest Of
relatives aud friends.
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'MEChEN
NO School 20 BE Held IN the CITY Friday
Teachers TO Attend Round
Table at Bouairo.

The children OF the public schools Of
the city WHY be given a holiday Friday
Of this week. The teachers OF the
schools will leave Friday morning fof
Beliaire. where they will visit the
teachers and pupils OF the schools Of
that city. In the afternoon they will
attend the meeting OF the ohio Valley
round table 70 be held az that place
Arbor day IS 10 he observed IN the
schools Thursday afternoon. and seven
Hundred trees, catalpa. will be sent
down from the Stone and Thomas store
IN Wheeling TO be distributed among the
children The children are 10 take the
plants home and plant them in the yards
about the home and 20 take care Of
them each day In order that they mag
grow.
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DEATH ON TRACK.
Miner Near Clsrksburg Suffers in
juries That Are Fatal.

CIARKSBURG. W. Va. April A.
James Fulkincer a coal miner. residing
at Mt Clare. was struck and killed BY
n train on the West Virginia and
pittsburR division 81 the Baltimore A.
Ohio RAILROAD system. lie lived only
about an hour after the accident. lie
was IS years 81 age. A wife and three
children survive
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Net Last Evening

The trustees 81 the First Methodist
Episcopal church Of the city held an ins
teresting meeting last evening In the
sunday school room OF the church. Fols
lowing the close or the truHtsea' mests
Ing. TIE stewards OF the church held q
was effected
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Raymond Henry Neptune. aged %,
or Jerusalem. and Anna l. Powell.
aged 10. OF Wayne township.
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ITO be eOnfinned.J
COURT THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY April

WedneSday April 5th.
Henry p. Harris Presents Robert Edsaon
IN Ills own Play
WHERE TIE TRAIL. DIVIDES
Suggested by VIII IfIlihrfdge's novel
The sequsl-to strongheart.
Seat sale Now On-Prices Z5c 10 81 90
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Win Nat Phillips. Grace I.ampe and 30
others mostly girls. ORIGINAL New
YORK and Chicago Production Complete
ana intact Seat sale Wadne sdav
b0c. First time a. Popular Prices
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COURT THEATRE
"A BRoKEN IDOL. y

Friday and Saturday. April Z and &
Matinee Saturday Afternoon.
The Merry Musical Comedy OF Many
The new era., 1911-06-29
Administrators Notice.

Estate of Myron T.. Leshure, de-
ceased.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate
of Myron e. Leshure late of the coun
ty of jackson in the State of Colora-
do, deceased, hereby gives notice tha
he will appear before the County
Court of said Jackson County, at the
Court House in Walden in said Coun-
ty,at the July Term, 1911 on the first
Monday in July next, at which time
all persons having claims against sal
estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to
make immdiaete payment to the un-
dersigned.
Dated at Walden, Colo, this Bird
day Of June, A D. 1911.
P. w. FISCHER,
Administrator
The new era., 1911-06-29
Small Fruit. in the Mountains.n

A new outlook has been opened up
before owners of mountain farms by
what the small-fruit growers of Routt
county in the vicinity of Steamboat
Springs have done.
1t has been demonstrated that
strawberries of excellent quality can
be grown in the region adjacent to
Steamboat Springs, and that because
of the altitude these berries reach
the market when nearly all other
sources of supply have been exhaust
ed. This gives the growers a notable
advantage. They are practically with
out competition, and yet the demand
for fruit of that kind continues
1t is said that Strawberries of the
variety now grown in Routt coup
will not bear shipment much far
ther than the Missouri river. But it
is added that there is a variety
grown in Oregon which can be ship
ped to much greater distance.
From this it seems that should the
demand justify it, Strawberries of the
Oregon kind could be grown, and
that the Chicago and possibly more
remote markets could be supplied
What has been done near Steam
boat Springs could be done in prac-
tically all the other mountain valleys
where the altitude is not too great.
The greater the altitude the later the
time, when the crop will come to
maturity and, consequently the crate
er the freedom from competition.
The possibility presented is of much
interest and economic Importance.
Whatever increases the possibilities
of agriculture and horticulture in the
mountains adds to the wealth and
promotes the settlement of the state.
Appreciating this everyone interset-
ed in stimulating the agricultural de.
velopment OF Colorado should encour-
age experiments In small fruit pro-
duction in all the mountain valleys
sufficiently near a railroad to admit
OF the profitable growth and ship
ment Of strawberries and other small
fruits to market.-Denyer Republican.
The new era., 1911-06-29
SMALL FRUITS IN ORTIZ PARK

SMALL FRUITS IN ORTIZ PARK.
One of the greatest drawbacks to
living in North Park heretofore has
been that no fruits have been raised
here and what is shipped in is SO
expensive, considering the condition
that 1t arrives in, that one could hard
ly afford to buy it. The time is
at hand when jackson county will
raise sufficient small fruits, such az
strawberries, gooseberries, currants
and raspberries, for its own use and
some to ship.
Drs. Henry and p. w. Fischer, who
have taken great deal of interest
in gardening and horticulture and
have done as much experimenting
along thdse lines as anyone In
the county, have row Of eurrants
and 0ooseberries on the north side
Of the house that 10 Just loaded down
with fruit. The fruit Is Of excellent
quality and large size.
They have raised az fine straw
berries as can be grown anywhere,
and while the crop Is late the mar
ket Is probably better at that time
than earlier In the esason.
Although the altitude 10 over 5000
feet all the small fruits do we'll If
given wind break on the south
west, the direction Of the prevailing
wind, and are properly cared for
The railroad will soon be here and
It will be we'll for our farmers
to put out some Of these small fruits,
they are great help to the home
table, and there is good profit made
raising small fruits Tor market.