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New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
Some .SeosonabIe Recipes.

N hold the hakes together. Not a. much
sauce is needed as when the FISH is
drowned in r OAK nE dish. Brush the top
literally With melted butter, sprinkled with
rolled cracker crumbs. Put the platter in
the oven. and let the fsh acquire a nutty,
crisp crust send 10 the table garnished
with lemon and parsley or thin slices OF
tomato and a few sprays OF wstercross.
Leftover boiled fish may be turned into
attractive croqueties. Remove all skin and
homes and break the fish into fakes. For
every pint OF fish add pint of hot mashed
potato. tablespoonful Of butter, half
ctpful Of hot milk. a well beaten egg, half
a teaspoonful Of Clipped parsley. third
Of a teaspoonful ~ pepper and about a
teaspoonful Of salt. Mix the whole thor
oughlv and set IL away 10 cool. When cold
form the mixture into croquette shape. dip
IN beaten egg and roll in dne bread crumbs.
cook for TWO minutes in deep fat, using
frying basket. Serve piping hot.
For salmon steak in Delmonico style
with Bearnaise sauce have ready three
fresh salmon steaks. each weighing three
quarters OF a pound Put the steaks into
a marinade calling for tablespoonful
each Of olive oil. lemon Juice. sliced onion.
branch Of parsley. teaspOonful OF salt
and half a teaspoonful Of pepper Let
them stand for an hour, turning them oc-
casionalIy. Then place them on a broiler
.,d lot them broil for six minutes on each
sfdo Decorate with a little parsley and
sarve with Bearnaise sauce. which calls
for four small chopped shallots, one branch
oe chopped tarragon, two tablespoonfuls
90 wine vinegar, two raw egg yolks. two
ard q half ounces of hot melted butter.
baIf a teaspoonful or chopped parsley and
q, ,easpoonful OF pepper Put the shallots.
vinegar. tarragon and pepper in a sauce
nm and Iet IL stand OF Il slow fire until it's
ao,tents are reduced 10 one-half their
or,a,raI quantity. Squeeze the mixture
,,,-o,,gh q cloth into another saucepan. Add
,,,o egg volks and beat the mixture four
,,,,r,tes without allowing II 20 boil Then
IA IN. melted butter very gradually, still
,,oocing the pan where there is no danger
=, settling Season with saltspoonful of
-. and half q saltspoonful OF cayenne
II is well 10 make the last an ex-
r..a,,,elv scanty portion. as more may be
.,aad ~ desired. but none can be removed.
80 all again quite thoroughly for d min
-. Add The parsley and seE'A g,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
southern Boulevard.

southern Boulevard.
Known by d.. street Numbers 800 AM 55l
Southern Boulevard.
Tho aplr0xim1te amount II the lien or charge
10 gatlsfv which the above described property is
10 be cold Is Sio $40 with interest from February
igth 1911 together with the costs and allow
anco amounting to S34l -. With interest thereon
from February 2ith. 1911. together with the eX-
penfeg ~ Tho sale.
The approximate amount ~ the taxes, water
rates or other Hens upon the above described
propertv ,rich are 20 be allowed 90 the pur-
chaser out - the purchase money paid by the
Referee l. 1891 D6 and interest.
The premises will be sold subject 10 the TO-
loving encumhrarces:
FIRST mortgas8 OK s3G 600 with interest at
por cent from Jauuarv lst. 1911.
Subject also 10 monthly tenancies.
Dated New York March : l9it
LEO I. LENENTEITT Referee.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

T'ToPo'GHIY competent lad, maid.
good bsi-irsssc- packer. scamstross. first
, class si,. eCo~e0coe Mrs Dickinsons Co
operative Ewplormenr Asency. 373 9th ave.
r.. $40 Madison SQUARE.
s TuoroUGuLY competent laundress. first
class rff~ rlfarsu-eg Mrs Dickinson & Co
op.ratI-, Er1uIo.u,eur Acancv 373 5th ave-
northeast corner of S5th 81. Tel $40 Mad
ison square.
CHAMurRMA1D LAUNDREss - Particularly
neat experienced Irish girl very good laun-
dress. 50 rVcelIcut r"fereuces Waldorf Agen-
, r, - W. 23d st Phone coo Madison.
CHANRERMAID- Neat German girl. excellent
i't.renc., with Amcri,an family; S22-s2'
Waldorf Agency. u West 33I r.. Phone 3oo--
,lItM8ERNtTD WAITRESS - Young neat
willing. 90 an'o. rily reference: sa5-s21 l.,
" Hotnatsrs AZ "cf, ;2o-32@ 5fh ave- ninth
f".r i'.. 80 MaaI..n SQUARE.
coos. First c'ass. best city reference. Call
-"i West 57fh -. 'furlongj.
'9o< .rstants plain and fency dishes
. s Neeur'. ~ Colt -mhus ave. Tel 'il-Rirer
COOK Thoroughly experienced first class city
r,1.i..e,.. r-1rIo,-,-nt Agcnrv. II Vest 4of ~
COOK Excellent. neat swedish woman. wages
e. $40. expert on bread. axes psstr, etc.
Waldorf Agency, l. West j5d st Phone 600
Madison
rDl PIE Fre1ch. butter and cook. both com
1-t-ut. rau. ,oar7 Of experience r. any dis
tlI.. a'-. ru-gc 1rI ecau.-'r"9s. Morrow
t- l.r. 12i lexington ave-. c0rner 18Th.
unI -EEErrGE Refuel uns woman. IN
."ne'ipran's ohaaror. ability; experienced.
orouDuIrs'. desires managing home or club
r.-. or country Apartment =. :1s Vest io3d st.
IIOr SEVoRk Young. strong. reat Finnish
clI. good cook small family or apartment
house. So ~chuman Agency. 52t columbus
ave. To' 7Sa'-Schprlor
nor ~EWDEkER German. younE. good cook
,an fAa.. excellent laurdros-. wages no object.
fUp.f. ing r1i'1 Tour taken. 70 anv distance.
Ni.ro" l-"n'f. ~ lexington ave cor 18th.
INFANTS ST RISE English take charge from
trt $50 $40 Miss Buckley Employment AZ ncy,
i7 West f23 -. Phone 7i>7-Bryant.
i~TANrs NjTsE Young Protestant. trained
lv-.r,n. long references so -. Miss Hot
n4,.rt Agency 20 9TH ave-. ninth floor. Tel
SO Madison square.
MISS CURRYS AGENCY
Tor excellent Domestic Male and Female Help.
80 WEST f2ND ST. 5TH FLOOR
NI-ESF-Bv North u ireland girl infant or
grown child roferoncfS. couutrr rr"ferred
Flahcrty'- tccuc". 80 Columbus ave. Tel
REFINED WOMAN wants hon-ev ork for
cIdcrf. couple or no or three adults only.
Dbl, washing. competent cook. caretalSer. ~tc.,
good home preferred to high wages. no apart
-,,lnfe. card. answered II fare is paid. n. X.
el34 F1a' ath 81. fheepshead Bay l. ]
TWO Gcrman-Americau girls. cook and laun-
dress. ctsmbermaid and waitress. do entire
work private famir. city or out. Morrows
Aeeucr. ~ lexington ave. corner 18th
V-\irRrSS- Young Irish sirl. wstr.s. and
ctomtcrIuaid. wagos soc 80 So: best refer
cures Flaherty's Necncy 80 columbus ave
Tel 1ii -EIrer
WAITRESS -Neat capable scotch girl excei-
irut references. E2s Waldorf Agency. IL West
SSd - Phone 300-Mafison.
WAITRESS First class. neat. tidy: excellent
Buckleg's Employment Agency. Il West +2d ST
Phone 44~1 Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMTSSARY. T.. :.
Army. 80 whitehall Street. New York CITY.
y y. March 2o. lnli-S"alcd proposals IN
duplicate. for furnishing and delivering sub
SiStence stores Tn thir city az such times as
NAV be required by rho Z. & Government or
or before Nav 10 1911, win be received AZ his
ofI,ce until ten o'clock A NJ. April I. 1911
Information furnished on application. En-
vslopes containing bids should be marked
Proposals for subsistence stores opened APRIL
I 1911" -" aud addressed 70 COL \. I. SMITH.
4 e. o. L. : Army
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

Legislation. the Council Of Jewish Women
and the Citizens Union.
All these organizations will send dele
gates 10 the conference to-day. and VIII
also Join IN a pilgrimage TO Albany on
March .
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
Fenale

4 CciTETENT Gcrmcu chambr-naid r.th
GOOD references. wages. Sc" Ars. lickiu-
sons Co-opcrafiVe Fnplovment Ncercr, $40
9th ave- northeast corner ut ""tI s. IT..
6422 Madison square
4 FIRST CLASS swedish. English or Scotch
coGk. must hIr+ first ''8se city ref "r"n""s
AIRS DickirFons g Cooperative tnpI'rn
Ac-r~v. 473 JtH 3re. northeast corner or .'f4
ST. ~eI 6422 Madison square.
IIOT-~Fk kTEPEE for private family must oe
thor0urHIt e-rerience0 and have good r"t .
erer-ee T1dv-frial Association Employ
Aceuc-. r West 4-d ST.
REFINED Young woman for general house.
~'. good wages for richt parity. no f1m-
fI- ~ L.teIGm. 80 Main So. ''nhrr7.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SUFFRAGISTS STILL BRAVE
Despite Fate Of Two Bills They
Expect Third to Pass.

The Senate judiciary Committee 'trun
US down on the two Mrs. Mackay bills. but
one compromise hill is going to pass." i=
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
LOST BANkBOOkS.

lost or STOLEN -Bankbook No. $40 si2 Of
the German savings Bank In the city Of New
York corner an ave. AMI lfh 81, lssuei 70
I,cob Cohen and sadie Cohen. All persons are
cauti,ned against negotiating the same. II not
returned 70 the Bank on the 18th day of April
1911 duplicate VIII be issued
p1TEPOOK No 54Op7O OF the Union Dime
savings Bank r. missing Any person having
a claim 10 10 i- hereby called upon 10 present
line same within ten davs. or submit 20 having
said uasshoos cancelled and new one Issued
T0ST-Hankbook No 695 As. Bank for say
ings eSD 4th ave. New York. Payment
stoned Please return book 70 bank.
LOST. -Rankbook 80. s95.5ii. Eank for say
N1gs oSo al ave New York Payment
a,crDeA Please return book 10 bank
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
Il.rEr --vHITE cHIEFoN

\
GOLD
RRODERED a
EwEIIED ENAAfENT OVER TIE
SILVER GRAY
STRAW FACED VIOLET VEL
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
OaNCIfIG ACADEMIES.

rtff, NrrABF school,. or DANCING and de-
portment 2ld3 sth ave. Refined school f1r
uecned People lTi3 Mornirs,del
T,Nf,IN,; Lessons given nv refined lady. private
ana select clasE. Dancing Instructor. w 3Ith
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male.
BUTLER~UsEFUL.- swedish; excellent c,'y , ref
ereucos; city or c4nnu,r, ,aI ,n,.orc 49,
rlovment Agency. u west ~ 81 ih'He ''N'
Br,ant. Room 3l2
,-0r-pIE.-Butler and cook neat capable Young
German. VIII not d. laundft r9uIlIL p--
Tered. sou Waldorf Agency. J. west $40 81
Phone 3p9-Ma olson --
r-.p1fTI 4N-T North irish. good al around'
,s,Iiiersfands farming machinery best feterenGe,
v Nathewsor's Agency. SIS 6th ave. TEL o.
BRYANT. --,,,,----
-Hcrtb Of Ireland Protestant understands Iafil-
,-, tn al branches. raising ana care n an sl"'N
sbsen poultry and handling Hen. VII. us
rto'P t,i,tc- M ker. well recommended. Carpen-
ters Agency. l3l 9th ave.
T-CDT-NAN ON gentleman's place or farm un-
dcrstands farming and a. kinds oil ialis "a
cbtn.it. stock etc; married. no family - n,
.,are i'm last place Address. 2Us East ooth 81
care II Mrs. Driscoll.
GARDENER aud FARMER-'i"ruia an. an .lii middle
u So married. four children. has life eAperl,
- &, Furoue and America, undcr sIdAs anh
o,,tdoors. exuert "a rustic masonry hoh'h-, .,o'i
- t1Itistrous. can manage help 70 best adN a.
tsge: good practical worker. VII Euor H'''I ~
,S5mau: willing 70 board help; best personal an
yyritten references. Address Hsraehef' care Oh IL
Obreiter Tei Elton ave. 1he Bronx.
@..D.,T-f3 and GARDEN ER- -German-A American.
married no children. understands business IN
aI branches sober steady man references
Carpenters Agency. i54 oih ave
GARDENER OF the old school: married. no fam
1lv. nationality Scotch. Is seeking situation
where ability 10 appreciated. Watt, Ellotts seed
store ~ Nesey ST
GAPDENER-Unde care or vegetables.
garden. lawns. etc. z. 2. care ~ {. Leen. y
Greenwich 81
Garden NER-single. experienced. fine yesetahe
croNer. glass frames. fruits. flowers ana gen
eraI work. excellent reference. Carpenter
Agency. 154 Oh ave
GARDDNER-M email family. with eXcei-
lent reference from last employer; expectations
moderate. James W. Elliott a Cons. y Nrsey st.
Useful MAN-S25. German. gentleman
country place: single. horses. COWS. gardens
dickens, etc. best Of references Nathewson .
Agency SIS 9th ave Tel 3's BRYANT.
YOUNG MAN.--E1perienced in greenhouse as
gardener assistant on gentieman's place
references Address d. Box Tribune Once.
Female.
MIDDLE AGED LADY would Ike Ie-cngigr-
ment as companion. could assist Win mouse
Keeping etc. would travel. moderate feinuncra
ton: excellent references Address Box fil,
White Plains y. Y.
A LADI wishes % place her cook 'Ffoteft-
anil. whom She thoroughly recommends
wages. 50 Mrs Dirkinsons 'o-"p' ratlEr
Fuufovrnent AFsncy 5i3 .lh a'c noftAeI4i
corner at 26lh ST., Ia ei22 Madison sala's
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. - COCKER SPANIEL,
black. with white on chest collar, with
license 80. 1910. Handsome reward
for return to II. T.. HOLT.
1890 R'way.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
HELP WANTED.
Male

TENoE~ AED FAsSCs-Church q1artsts. s'-j
~ S5o" Webster rhoir Asoncr. 1886 'th a...
YD1->G Nt< wanted t8 SOIL tools ano slip.
pli. 9. experience mot recessar- Address
y Y l. -. L Iruu-r Oln-r-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
RAT DETERMINATIONS.
AUTOMOBILES.

PRIVATE FAMILY WILL sACRIfICE
Ford Bahv ronneau. 4-passenger tUlring fu.i
cot,trrnent. > lamps. top envelope cover. mag
rsto etc S}oo also Maxwell Runs bout. f'ili
eatiprnert. $50: both cars recently oVerhsuleG
ana repainteG and warranted perfect running
order Mrs ALOTS HATHAWAY's cars. 2i5D
Broadway. near 18th -.
ROCHET- SCHNEIDER 3" II. y. SEVEN PAS
sanger touring cag first class condition. 70
Gently overhauled 40 expense ~ sSi5 car war
rantcd perfect running condition, sacrifice az
$500. will make exceedingly fine three-ton truck.
CARDOZAS : CHAUFFEUR.
2i1n BrosdNay
1910 MODEL. II BUICK TOT RING CAR. TOR.
windshield. spcedorleter. demountable rims.
extra shoe. tube. shock ahsorhers. lamps.
prsstoltte tank. horn. tire holders. IKE new
81 OOO Used car Dept. SrODDARD MOTOR
co. ee5 West 5Ith -.
FORE DOOPS FOR ANY MAKE AUTOMO-
bile pateut detachable. get prices
EXCELSIOR GO. 1S5 I'm Ave
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
WORK WANTED.
Nae

CAPTAIN would like 30 take charge - yacht
or motor bc.t. las master i-'n-". Address
3 r. g.. Tribune Uptown ''hr' I3'4 bro"4
Nal.
Cfftr-TTEr-R .-I-Npc-f chauffeur ana mocna-
uiciau raving il .oa-s eXD'riorro on var'ols
Ugh grade foreign 1rd domestic cars. At eN-
~ i.nt road man. 'o4iros position "fih a r1rtH
seeking hirh grade man. Address F- ". -..
80 Ilru1u a-e.. Brook 1.
,-igar.T7rT-r-r -r Aged 90. married. eXpcrien.ei.
careful. sober. vth private family. present
employer g1r- ava.. a. N.ne"h. l7t East
10Th 81
HOrST FAINTER furniture r4r0i~h"r. ete..
contract .r 30 cents an aoIr. white paint
,i.anea Vtfr u"N mclnr+. OTTO Bonner. ="
1s' ave-. restaurant
OFFICE CLENNI>G.-8r c0irred man. e"on-
us.. reference t. erhole 1909 Chelsea.
Ask for y. r.
TrTIitFp ELDERLY I>SPECToC .-Ge-r..0-
An-rica.. desires position ~ lrrsI r'i
e-,... ssrur.fr. o. club, Nn. al+ 1sHinS
Ton So. HohuSon N
yOr-NC NtN. German. as elevator man, or
.utfhirz Noi.fir. '3o East 1+'h a'.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
." Old.g. Largest. Most Modern.
,-,,.r pres WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
prices Reasonable. send Tor Clrcu.ar.
20, ,so1 prvent 43. 40 w. 4sth st
c,prT-rT. CARPET CLEANING co Cleans
. co,npress,d air. steam. hand 0c on noor
,.ss r3yn.dvay al East Isth ST COE q
EpASpT TeL l3@ 3hth
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
Enn1nlo

A DRESSNAKER. First class and uD 10
date. rar. tne latest Par, models ant g'
.ier-. iu advanced styles for early snflnS, ai-o
samples VI sU the new -prfuC i0nIalis tiif7
and dress goods Nine tulv, l3s West +-ih .''
GOVERN EeS- -uprr0r cultured Lng sn" oman,
Trench. music. good seamstress or tHnpanl"n'
maid. GOOD h4i~ireqsor. packer etc. highest re
l,,,r-erdati7n $50 Waldorf Agcn't. j. Fs. $50.
Phone aJH Madison.
NEEDLE woman experienced. wishes ensas
dres,inakor + n g.. "l sd az
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.

THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison SQUARE Gi22 Broadway. Harlem
Branch: 343 Lenox ave. bet. IaTth and i2sth
sts Brooklyn Branch: 2is-eoo Livingston s.
private Lessons and Glasses. School or Resi-
d.nce Terms Reasonable. Trial Lesson free
A STAGE DANCING AND STAGE TRAINING
school ROBERT MARKS. 1903 ". 42d ST.
Phone 6sl BRYANT -
GOLF INSTRUCTION. WELLS & co. 10TH
and R-oafwav Private court. FOR lad es
Mr wells instructor. Si21 Schuyler.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
FOR SALE.

AMERICAN ST5 brand new electric and hand
" ,|Gr,,bi-od vacuum cleaners ST. 80 each com
rlet ~,yith ATTACHMENTS National Electric
Co.. - 'cnire 81
BIC BARGHTNS-Slightly used once furniture.
desks typeWrlters. cash registers, adding
machines rnine0graphs fling cabinets. safes, ad-
dressing machines. time clocks. partitions check
rro,ectors bookcases NATHAN. ! White st.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
uNFURNlsHeo RooMs TO LET.

iSTH ST. l., East Irving Place-AttgactNel
furnished rooms gentlemen only
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
rvpewRlrlNo AND TYPEWRlTeRs.

VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau 81, catalosus
- al 1,akes taken part payment. bargains
IN raiders Gods. Eemingtons. divers smiths
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
T9i1 1iOpFT.IT BUICK TOURING -
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.

RE A cHACFFrUR.- courses ~ instruc-
fion are thorough reliable and practical Va
make YOU Competent refund money CaN or
vritc Tor book ct. = \. school Autoniobils En-
gin@ers. 81 Vest aGth.
WEST >,DE New term iust starting. Individual
NAa n road lessons small group classes
I.M.N.A. Booi,iet. SEQ West 5Tlh street
Fred crouch eset r vsy. former instructor
y l. raAicao co aad y NJ 4 1888 Riyu.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

GorH IT lD East. near Lexington ave -rhree
upper door n private house ~ let. sepi-
ratsly OF 20. ether. Apply IN premises
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
suupIies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Govern
~sses etc % colleges. schools aud FanlIIies-
A'''' 81 linton square
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
Miscellaneous.

AROMATIC SCHOOL OF ENGINEERS sl2
Va-t So It. construction course. $40. fight
course starts April Is AZ MIneoa. send FOR
booklet.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
DRESSMAkiNG.

uPEesMAKTR. --conpet"nt dr-ssmaktr makes
ana romodsis cut. hUm, preferred Aics
i2o East l2tA sL lei. ios -Stug .-ant.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

.rrat.la ITarres MERCHANTS SECRET
,ERVICF Bt'REAU. = sAMWlck. Manager
,po HroatWrf.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

Female.
A MIDDLE AGED LADY would like Ic-cnssge-
fuenf A. cor,panlon. could assist with house -
keeping etc.. would travel. moderate renunera-
ton. excellent references Address Boa fil'
plsiUF Y
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

A LADY ,.Ishts ~ place hcr c00k U'Toteft-
AMI. whom she thoroughly I''"uhenu7
usg.a SO Mrs ptrkinsOus co-oprrativr
Fr,urovnent AFencr 515 'ih ave nortAedst
norner of abth 81. Tel. e422 Madison square.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Tcrna,s

q rTDPO-GTIY competent lads maid
good hairiresso~ packer. scalnstress. first
class si-. -r Co~e0coe Mrs DICKINSON g Co
operative Ewp'orwenr Asency. 373 9th ave
Il Nl.n N4IL.nn -n.Hre-
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

d1I enIlreIy set Of comparisons.
The another business has to pay for these things too
had cold cash. The farmer who Elves at home farmer
should gets them and scarcely thinks about them they
much matter of course
Yes the old farm gives u.s. rule great deal for which
we a to give credit but there few of indeed who get out
81 1 II what we might We have in fact realized what
LOOK at these facts about the island jersey from which our
H cattle There about 10000 of land in the
do VI this, 4095 pasture 1865 for moving lOOO
heath and mountain 1000 is in orchards Nearly 400
oted to root unips and mangels 44 acres to gram
~ acres to potatoes and 845 miscellaneous crops
mere are the island than 10000 cattle about 1000
SWIM exported yearly There 1900 horses over oOo
ana sheep and goats enough to bring the total NUMBER OF
~ to more than 2OO than TO each acre OF land
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

present The lands of the South by good farming be
made to produce twice three times five times much
en Five times average yields would only about 85
bushels of $50 pounds of lint cotton the acre. both
these yields look small when compared with what dozens
boys have DONE
No. do not know what the old farm might be worth and
it's cheaper too to build the old farm you than West
and buy somebody else into town business
know nothing about Nor you find finer work help
those of yours to realize their hidden possibilities
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

What the Old Farm Might Be Worth

WE FARMERS Of the South have as rule no adequate con-
cepon the possibilities of these old farms of ours over
which we have worked perhaps for years years In fact
most do not realize what these worth right now
The farmer his comparisons the farm with other
businesses fails to the farm credit for much what yields
the owner Suppose for example, Mr. Reader that you paw
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

THIS WFFK Farm Work for April q Plant Plots This
A DA Year. g. What II Takes Make Good Sc Bed 4;
Buy Soy Bean Seed Early Corn Crops Past and Future What The
Housewife Pledge Your Candidate the System O The
City Of Gorgeous COlOrs H. Grinding Feed for IL Peanut
Prices, IA; April Poultry Work, 6.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

The sales of cattle ard dairy products course constitute the
main source of incomes but cattle and dairy products are not all
tha the Islanders raise They export about 0OOO bushels Of
potatoes yearly The potato yield about bushels
acre. not OF mature ubers but of those dug mostly for the early
market when about the size of a large egg ~
OF course the soil is rich but has been made and kent co
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

by good husbandry.
Over in China and In
dia, where the popu-
latlon is less dense
than on these islands
and where the soil is
naturally a s fertile,
famine stalks almost
every year.
1t is intelligence
Oh the one h an d
against ignorance on
the otnet. And 1t is
intelligence on tn G
one hand and ignor-
ance on the other
mat make one fer
tile farm in a neigh
borho d and a poor
one right beside it.
When any tract of
land becomes poorer
through cultivation
than it was in its nat
ural stale, that land
has been badly treat
ed. We talk of re-
storing land to its
virgin fertility; but
our new grounds"
may be and should be
so handled that they
will grow larger crops
tie n or a hundred
years from now than
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

rent at town prices
on a home such as
yours; suppose you
had to buy there fuel
and water and veg
etables and bu t e r
and eggs and all the
dozens of little things
you get on the farm
without thinking of
them; suppose you
had 10 pay out of a
salary or from tn e
proceeds of another
business for every
horseback ride a n d
buggy drive you now
have without cost
If you had to do all
this, you would soon
revise your ideas as
to what you get off
the farm. The writer
has put this problem
up to two or three
farmers W h o were
figuring out h O w
much greater returns
they could get from
their capital invested
IN some other bust
ness, and when they
began considering
this feature of the
case they had to make
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
ReapportiOnment Bill

The Senate committee on the cen sus has agreed to report the congress sional reapportionment bill passed by the House without amendment. The report will be withheld, however, a week to give Senator LaFollette time in which to prepare a minority report which will be presented by Senator Bailey.
 The Senate has long been accus- toned to let the House have it's own way in adjusting itself to a new cen- sus. The bill does not change the Senate. It adds 42 members to the House, carrying the number in that body up to 433.
 The bill was so drawn that the rep resentation of no state would be de- creased. For that purpose the ratio was put at 211,0O0. Alabama is to have ten members and even then this state will have an unrepresented fraction. Jefferson county will be- come district with an unrepresented fraction estimated at from 10000 to 10000 people.
 The apportionment bill will doubt less be passed in July, and then Ala bama will have judicial, legislative and congressional districts that are neith- CT proportional nor constitutional. Ar extra session of the legislature may be needed before the general election of 1912 is held in order to set things right.