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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-04
The Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Financial
America Monday will say:
Price movements all through the
past week in the stock market We're
extremely irregular with pro-.
nounced uncertainty both in the
market tone and in speculative senti.
ment. At times there was a crumbling
away of values which carried the
prices of some issues to the lowest
figures reached in two years, but
these intervals of weakness were fol-
lowed late in the week by brisk ad.
vances in number of stocks, demon
strating more than any thing else the
yulnerability of the short interest.
One of the most important bear fac
tors that prevailed in the first half
of the week was the fact that the
proposed investigation of the SO call
ed money trust would reach d stage
as to cause a general disturbance of
financial conditions in this city and
force some of the more important
banks to change their methods in re-
gard to stock exchange transactions
w icll IL W do ttuuOuHCeu stidl the more
radical steps proposed in this direc-
ton had been defeated by the more
conservative element in the house OF
representatives, an Improvement in
the speculative situation quickly fol-
lowed. The death of Edwin IIawley,
which occurred during the week was
without special market influence.
The stock in which the Hawley inter-
ests We're largest, Chesapeake & Ohio.
naturally declined slightly, immedi-
ately after announcement of his de-
cease but later showed firm tone
According to associates of the dead
financier, his business affairs were in
sound condition. They state that he
did not have loan outstanding and
had bank balance of 100000.
Daily Ranse Of Prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-04
GOOD WORK
Done Daily in keokuk. Many Citizens
Tell of it.

Nearly every reader has heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills. Their good work
in Keokuk still continues, and our
citizens are constantly adding en-
dorsement by public testimony. No
better proof of merit can be had than
the experience of friends and neigh
bors. Read this case:
]. w Ingerson, 1929 Johnson ST.,
Keokuk, Iowa, says: For several
years my back was lame aand l often
got up in the morning feeling stiff and
sore. The kidney secretions passed
| too frequently and the flow was scan
ty and distressing, One of my children
had been cured of similar complaint
bv Doan's Kidney Pills and | was
/ led to get supply at Wilkinson &
Co.'s Drug Store. They helped me so
greatly that | continued their use
and the contents of several boxes
corrected my trouble. recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills whenever l have
the opportunity"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
I Remember the name Doan' sand
take no other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-04

interesting Facts Regarding Mr.. Bispham
He is the first American be
Metropolitan
He is the head of the
He grand
He is the
He produced
He has a single
He would
He Christian
lie makes the transaions his
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-04
FOUR MURDERED
IN STRIKE TOWN
Police Believe Greed and Jealousy
Were Motives Behind the

Crime.
| [ United Press Leased Wire Service.
LAWRENCE, Mass. Feb. S.-Jeal-
ousy and greed We're the motives be-
hind the quadruple murder in the
tenement quarter here Friday night,
according to Detective Murphy in
charge of the investigation He is
seeking a former sweetheart of Mrs
Evelyn Dennis, one of the women
killed.
| According to the police the theory
that the quartet We're murdered in
their sleep by militiaman, based on
the belief that death resulted from
wounds inflicted with knife bayonet,
| is untentable, as is also the sugges-
ton that there was a connection be-
tween the mlirderers and the strike.
| The four killed were Mrs. Dennis,
an admirer, Shefe Maroon, and Jo-
seph Sayaria and his wife Maroon,
! the police learned, drew $500 from
the bank Thursday and was supposed
to, have had it when he called on Mrs
Dennis.
Zone of Mrs. Dennis lovers who
was jealous of Maroon and who knew
he had the money, killed Them said
Murphy tonight. THE story that scab
was written in blood on the walls Of
the room is untrue. Only Maroon
ever worked in the mills. What hap
pened was that one of the Dennis
woman's admirers who knew that
Maroon had the money went to the
house and piled them with liquor.
The men probably quarreled over a
card game and the murderer left, re-
turning when all four were asleep. to
kill and rob. He killed all but Maroon
while they slept. The latter put III
a fight but was also slashed to DEATH
| Mrs. Dennis husband is now in jail
He has given the police information
on which they hope to capture the
murderer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-04
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-Cattle receipts
500; market steady. Beeves. s4,Sod
$50 Texas steers, s4.6o@5.s0: west
ern steers, s4.SoG715: stockers and
feeders. ss.s5G6o0; cows and heifers
s2.20@6.75; calves, s6.00@S.50
Hog receipts $4,000; market weak.
Light, s5.s5GG.20; mixed, s5.95@6.35;
heavy. s6.00@625; rough, s6.O0m6.15;
pigs, s4.15M56O; bulk OF sales, s6.15@
$50.
Sheep receipts 1000; market steady
Native, s3.15Q4.s5; western, $500
40; yearlinas, s470@ so; lambs. ma.
tive. s4.40@6.15; western, $4,000
e.75.
st. Louis Hay.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3,-Hay market
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UnkInd Inference.

Nov, caddy,' said the clergyman
about to start off with his golf game
I'm very particular when on the
links, and don't want you to oper
your mouth during the game "Ther
| takes it. Cir replied the boy, thai
you intends dom your own swearin'
sir!"-Yonkers Statesman,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-04

firm on timothy and clover, mixed,
with moderate offers and demand
fair; high grade timothy scarce Good
No. ] choice prairie in light offering
and in demand, but No. 2 and lower
grades plentiful, dull and weak. Glow
er in fair demand and alfalfa fair
sale and easy.
New timothy, s22.Oo@25.oo for
choice; mixed, new clover, $4,000
21.oo, prairie, slS.o0Gls.oo; alfalfa
s1SO0@200o.
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PERSONALS.

Harry Ayres arrived yesterday from
near Viewer where he has been work
ing with the surveying crew OF the
water power company,
Gus Melvin of Camden, H., was a
visitor In Keokuk yesterday.
i. II. Aver, Jr, has returned from
Chicago where he attended the auto
mobile show.
will H. Rollosson was q business
caller at Hamilton Yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-04
aRRlcHAM. YOUNG y,eoRs
Jus. one Affidavit Among MuItltudes

Just One Affidavit Among Muttudes
!, w. j. Pusey, sworn on my oath,
say am IS years of age, have been
afflicted with kidney trouble for
sometime. and at times so bad that
was compelled to be up every hour in
the night, and with hard efforts my
kidneys acted at all; about four
weeks ago, commenced taking
Brigham" Young Vigors, having tax
en- three boxes and am now well;
thanks to the great remedy for my
rest of nights.
w. ]. PUSEy,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 1st day of Nov. 1910.
P. f. HENNESsY, County Clerk
Never Take a Substitute.
For sale by | G. Reeves, 326 Main
St, and other druggists,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-04
AtteII and kiIbane Attended.

AtteII and KIIbane Attended,.
United Press Leased Wire Service. I
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. g. BY
the side of the ring in which they will
struggle February % for the feather
weight championship of the world,
Abe Attell and Johnny Kilbane sat
and glared at one another today while
Johnny Coulon and frankie Conley
settled their differences.
Kilbane is at hard work in his
camp at Venice. He declares he viii
be in the best condition OF his life on
Washington's birthday. Attell came in
from ranch where he is sojourning
to view today's battle. He will take
UP training February II.
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ia. bas III Is! Gle ipifsn gar
midi, rls Ddnfbor Id 5bnm Bin,
bdb Gis e. mir pisbsrbrinesnl"
.parbon, @rdfin, ipItDerbrinssn IN
eigsnilid ntft tas ridtle, Mort.
Sd babe Jbntn bas Armbuno BLOB
sur aniidt porgeItgt."
mas ioIl bas beibsn2 60 Tx ia
mtin gigenibum."
.@rGffn, bic @eb0rbsn fn6 um'
hdnbli6. Da esbt allies ben ffirer'
falIisen Dienfpsq. Sd ionnt. na'
tirIid nidt ipiHen, Oh % tbaifGd.
lid Sbr armbdnb IN, ionnts mid
aud ni9t ais Der Better nusp.iien,
unb 70 ipurbe mir Der S6mud nur
untsr Der gebinaung ausg,foIet, bab
Id ibn ipieoer suridF.l., 6a nur
bic Gisentbiimsrin kredtist III, ss
In Gmpfans gu ntbmtn. Rotabene,
fr.nn Re In Der Gage IN. ben g.fpeis
~ e~rbringsn, bab Der Duno tbdtfd6.
lid gu ibrem geiibftuno s,bort."
lin @ottes pil.n, 81, ipreG,n
ia idon gang i'm amtsffil. Saeen
Sic mir gang beutlia, mas i'd nod
gu tbun babe, bamit ein mir e,bori'
sss Slid BON limits iuesen pi.btr in
m.insn g.fiB iibergtbt. WeId. 5or,
malitGt.n finb nIfo nod su ,rfiinen2"
sic miiFen iih ieIbf ms Junb'
bureau beseben, GrGfin. Go fi.bt
dub.r 3ptifeI, bob man SIREN glns
saben 9lduben fdtnten unb Sbnen
ben Sdmud mad erI,suns O.s 5ins
berIcbnts unb geftdtisuns b,s gm'
pfdnsts o~asfolsen pirb."
WortIebung fOlgt.)
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Gas Silberscrat bcs 3arcn.

9as ruhifde 9ofmari9allamt bat
our9 ben Gpniernntor Der 4pitbars
feiten in Der @remitase, Baron 60ls
ferIam, einen iluItrierten &atdIpg
Der SilbergsrGte ausarbeiten laIen
bic i'm S6lob in @dtI6ina borbans
ben iinb. Meitaus Der gr0bte Sell
Der Silberf9dBe tpurbe bon BEN
pruntfiebenben &aiierinnen BEG 10.
Sabrbunberts, 4nnd Soannoipna.
gli1abetb petrptpna uno Ratbarina l.
beiteqt. Sbpobl ieitber cine Menee
.in3elner Stiide perI9entt ober eins
aei9moIaen fpurben unb einiges aug
unbstannten 9riinoen perloren ging,
1T aud iebt nod allein fdon bic
Menge bes 8eitdnbes eritaunlih.
0as @stpidt 0es perdrbeitetsn Sill
bers betrGgt 20.815 a%ilogrdmm.
fpoau nod 2o4 Sob unb 2 &ilo
platin fommer.
Gin Sell Ser @erGte tpurbe i'm
Musldto bettelt, Der grobere Sell
dber in Hubldno BON fremben Diet
fern unb fpdter BON @inheimifden
bic fdft INNER Die Mobelle Der Sirens
ben benubten. aus ruTif6em Silber
geferttgt, Bon 5rdncois Sbomas
@ermain iinb mebrere getpaltigt
SofeIaufidbe f~einiter Nrbeit porbans
ben, aud englif4e beriibmie SiIbers
f9mieoe iino gut bertreten. Die fiinit
lerifd interefanteiten Stiide abet
Ttdmmsn aus oen @uesburser nnt
Riirnbsrger INSTRUMENTATION. Sir
bonn Meiiter S. 81. geaeidneter fiber
bs~rgolbeter ruFif6er 9oppeldblsi
trdgt Die Sabres3abl 1890. Sin fleis
i,er Seil biefer S9dbe 1T In Del
9etersburser Gremituse ausgeTtslt
in Der greHe pirb cine gefomtaus.
ftetlune dnaereet, bic fpeniqitens auI
einise Wodsn bic gum qrnbten 9eil
rnbefdnnten unb ME our 8%erpenouno
eelangenoen @erdtc Der Oeffentlihtei
Suednelid MAIDEN tpiirbr.
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l23. GOriissune.)

Dk Mnimort, bic aus Turin Elm.
3rdf, befagfs, oab Mard Cincinnati
ber Rinitlsrnams Der In Rtapsl am
~. Gspfember 1873 esborensn Nio,
Iettd Grefpo fti. Sbr Batter mar
lftrobot, ibrt Wutter 9dnserin. Git
Isbte felt ibrtr ainbbeit In @rtiTtsns
yr<ifer, btrlisb fpdtsr bic stuppt ibs
res Woiers, INN stnsm junsen aunit'
reiter gu foIssn. puro, aunfreitsrin.
,,bur@5os gang StaIisn ais @tar Der
jGden1daften primapsf, Giboli uno
Grcnbe, ndbm 6dnn elm engagement
IN paris an, mo- fe, pie e b;sb, bei'
Eot6tte.
Muf Grunb bislsr austiiufte ipdnbs
b fid nun oas Wisner Siaerbeits'
bureau mad paris, I'm bort ben Ra'
men bts @atten feftIteI.n gu loHen.
SEPT fam fir poli3eirutb Wur3
bic srfts Gnttdui4uns. Jn paris
lpuBie man iiberhdupt ni9s BON Der
Griifsna elmer aunftreitsrin ndmsns
Mara Cincinnati. reip,ttiD. giOl.ttu
Ersfpo.
BUN mar man ipisbtr bort, no
man bon allen 4nfans an ftano.
Ghlitblid tpuro. fpieber Baron
Gpbor nit Rs9erden betraut. or
yoIlte In Der itali.nifden 9olonie
feften SUB foHen, nm pielsidt duf
bkfem Mese nGberss in grfabrung
u bringen.
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Snnirperlnitc.
SGm6blider ganbalismns in frau5Oii'
ifen Winieet.

1 ~t1AANAHAhkfNA w "ffg~IF
iden Wanieeu.
Jn elmer bolGnoiidsn 3eitI4rift
bat Or. 4brabam 9reoius idon lpies
berhOlt duf Den rnper3eihliten 3u'
ftanb aufmertfum gsma6t, in Dem
Ti1 toit6are @emGloe In Den psriaies
bsnen frans0iif9en MuIeen befinoen.
Die berrlidlten 8unfiddbe fno gu
polftGnoig.m llntergang p.rurteilt,
fpenn ni9t raid unO In our4sreifeits
Der 0eiie WunSel seiddfft pirb.
Ssbss Safr befudt Or. greoius oas
Mufeum in Gpindl, ipc Elm unpers
gleidli9er Hembrcrot nod INNER
duf cine reitaurierenbe 9anO fuortet.
Gr felt cine alte 5rau Dor, Die ei1en
fpdter binsusemdlten Rcientrun3 IN
ser Sanb bGlt, fpie aud aopf nno
Sdn6e auf srobe Monier iibermdlt
finb. Sin 5aufer tOnnte, meint 8re'
cius, Der Sas 8iIh nod in isiner nrs
Ipriingli6en @eitaft seishen gu hober
f;d erinnert, oieIes @tmaloe tpieoer
su einem Der beiten un0 ihoniten oes
Meiiters MAIDEN, in gang Jrantrei4
tpGre feline od3u eesignete aroft aus
Sutreiben, aber sinem 0euti4en cine
iolde 4rbeit gu iibertragen, fpdre
bon Den beutisen GrunSoien bod gu
piet bsrlongt. Rebsnbsi miro b.mertt,
DOB Der 4uffeber in oieiem Muieum
Elm ftodtduber Wann lei, 10 Dab man
clio bic bsrrli4en 8lasmalereien aus
Dem 16. Sobrbunoert in Sderber'
idlag.n tonne, ohne oaB CT ettpaS
bemerft.
SIN Mufeum in 8arsles9 Quo befins
oct ii6 Elm Selbitportrdt bon Sins
t~urstto, IS bdnst aber 10 bod, oab
man es beinnbe ntdt ieben lam, dbsr
Die Come pirft Iange Stunben ihre
Strablen oorauf, 10 Odb bic 5arb.
Ialiebli4 abbrDdeln mnB. Ddsielbe
1T bereits BEL eiuem febr i90nen
SugsnbpprtrGt 2ubpiss XIV. bon
Rigaub sefdsben. bon Dem gan5e
Garb.nteile ouf oen 8oben %gefallen
iinb. 5rantrei6 beiibt ettpa 300 Wlua
Ieen, 3tpiIden ben Sduienbsn tpertlos
fen Stiiden befinben li4 pisle pra9ts
nolle uno mertpirbise Gemdlhe, aber
Die 9irettipnsn fneinen nur einen
febr flausn 8seriff bon ibrer aufs
gabe su bdben, mas du4 gar nidt
iiberra'den fam, tpenr man tpsiB,
oab Dies meiitens Maler. man4mal
@rdibare, ab unb gu aud p6Otograa
pben o6er 9ilobaaer finb. .Menn
man, fdgt 8reoius, lin frdnaDiis
Ifen 8ldttern geridte nit Der
lleberi9rift y@anbalismls" lieit,
neil elm fe6r unbebeutenoes gortrGt
i'm aoupre aus Dem Sabr 1867 abs
bldttert, unb tpenn man oonn on Die
berrli6er, Iansiam Dem l~lntersans
entsssensebenoen Werte in Den 4rDs
pinsmuieen osntt, tann man iid zines
2ddeIns niht ertpebrsn." 0a 8reoins
i~ibsraeugt lit, 6ab tein fransoiiifes
9tatt feline 4~usfibrunsen per0ffsnts
liden perbe, 10 bat er iie elmer beuts
fden 3eituns mitgetsilt. piseui6t,
oab lie auf oieiem umpess bod nod
an Ole ridtige Stele seIangen.
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Seit einigcn % ondten

Geit einisen Monaten
mar Der fuum 16idbrtse Gobn elmer
a9tbaren aoIner 5omiIi. perI9ipnn.
ben. Der Sunge mar elmer 3uredts
tpeiiuns tpegsn, Die ibm isin Batter
gsmadt botte, our9 6o[dno, Bel
glen, Grantreih gepanoert. Salieb.
lid mar er mad paris seIanet, no
sr iid fir bic Sremrenleston anipsr.
ben IieB. 1a9 taun apeimonati9er
ausbiloune prroe er einem 5slobas
taiIon an Der mdrottdniiden @rense
Suqeteilt, bon tpp aus CT gum ma
rpttoniIdsn &riegsibauplabe auss
ridden fpa. Bon ber- Jamilie Iinb
fpfort Sdritte unternommsn porben,
i'm Die osutiden 9eb0rpen au beitims
men, iiA bes unslIdli1en Sunaen
an5unebmen unb fsine Musliefernng
gu beranlahen. DEM fslbF mad
fran3Oiifden @eieBen biirftn 2eutt
unter Is Sabren in bic GremoenIes
cion nift einntlttIt tnerNtn
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&in0trmnn 5.

2inbermunb. .Sansl,
ipdrum bait Oh oenn oas 5eniter
aufs.mahtg"
,a9, bd mar me Slisse, Die bat
INNER 10 ton ans Senitsr uns.bumit;
90 oudte id. Die mub ippbl NAL orins
ssnb binaus.
@inee6Ie Seele. Soloat:
.aiebit Du mid pirtIidg"
8Odin:s n9as iiebit 9u bod! Sd
fdente Dir ia aIes, mas i9 meiner
Serridaft bonn Mhinoe abfparen
lam!
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1s. aapit.t

l6. EdptteL
Baron Gpbor beednn ipi. Dor et'
them Mlondt. gr ipurbe pitoer
Gpurbefuher, SGnssr unb Sofmader,
nb unb ~ldngiptilte fi6 piebsr burd
cine Reibe bon 5Gulern ourd.
go tam er dut our @r1fin oi
lgdmpobtlo, ouf osren Goirss isiners
gtit feline Mufmsrtiamteit uuf bic
Horpnin Stern5urg seIsntt puroe.
Nnnbem Der obligais 9ratf9 abb
5sebdipelt tporben mar, begnnn er bonn
MOrbe in Der @rillboferitrabe gu
Hpreden.
Die Grdfin puBte bon benz Moroe
triht mebr als in ben 3eitungeu GEE
lfonben bate, unb 5sigte aud fein
iipeiteres SntsreFs liz bi. affdre. Der
f@rof betbei.igte f9 i~lbsrbaupt nidt
nn Dem Geiprdd.
unb neil gsrdbe bon Der poli5ei
Die Rebe mar, s~rfunbigts fih BITE
Grdfin, mo fid bas 5unobursdu Bee
Ifinbe.
Gie babe, 70 srsdblte iis, am pers
fsduesnsn 4benb, ala tie bonn r9otel
@r~ tam, ouf Der Ringifrab. elm
Mrmbdnb nit eirsm Mt6aillon pers
loren, Elm altss Tdmilisnftid, oas
BET Der pOIisss ~absessben porben
fsi.
Baron Spbor ma9ts iid aus purer
Golanierie erb0tis, i'm 5unbbur.au
fslbft nod5ufe5en unb erbat fid els
ne genaue 8efdreibung '6es S4mu'
dts.
80, er III fsbr Ieidt Su %ertsnnen,"
faeinte bic @rGfin, has armbanb
befiebt aus feds Reibsn biinner benes
3icnifher @oIbtetten, ole bon bier
Gpnnsen aufammeuaehalten finb. lle'
Der Der Ghlubipange lit Elm DE-
boiIIcn ongebraht. oas In email Elm
WuitergpttesbiIb trGgt. Sd pdrs
Jbnen febr bantbdr, ipenn Sic seles
genflih einmol nahiebsn fpolltsn,
Bonn Der Uerluit oieies alien Bamis
Iienitides mare mir fsbr fdmsraIi6.
Id bin natiirlih bereit," figte fs
Nn5u, ,eine sntfprsdsnbe 9slobnuns
fir ben Ginoes aus3ufssen. 1as
Mrmbanb lit omar als Samudftiid
nift 70 Defenders rpertbpoIl, fir mid
bat es dber ben Eraoitionspertb."
Baron Spbor nsrabIhisbete fi9
unb sins aud fpirtlfh am nddften
wDrmittage, ebe er poIiaeirath Wura
befudie, ins 5ttnobureau, um na9s
5ufragen, Oh Elm berartiges Qrmbano
obgtgeben tporoen fsi.
Sd fperbe ndfieben," ontlportets
Der poliseiteomte NIT einsm mib'
trauifdtn Bid arf Sphcr unb psr'
Iitb bos 3immer.
CT bIitb 3iemlih lanse aus uno
ithrte In gegl.itung zines Deteftips
ipitber.
Das BON Sbnen bsI6riebens
Ghmnditiid lit borgsfunosn iporben.
Sd Bite, oiefem Germ 3u fofgen,
e. pirb es Sbnsn aeis.n.
gu ieiner niht geringen 0trnuns
herung tpuroe Baron Gpbpr in bus
Bureau bss pOIi5eiratbes Wura ges
fihrt.
auf benz slide lag bas ssfudte
Mrmbdno.
Der poii3eirath mar febr eritdunt,
dIs tr 6pbpr eintreten fab. gr bats
t. offtnbar iemanb anoers erpartet.
Sd. fassn Sic mir, lisber Baron
Spbor. ftno STE be~rgigsntbiimer Die
fts Mrmbanoss?A
Der Gigsntbimer pobl ni9t,"
mtinte Gpbor ladenb, .absr bon Ser
mutbmobIiden Gigsntbiimerin beDoIls
mdhtigt, es ab3uboIen."
sQlb! - TO-" fagte Wura esosbnt.
Gin mtrtnirbiger 3ufaIl, 6db seras
Be @te iih bafir iniertfiren."
sJa, tussbdIb benn. 9err poliSeis
raiba~
Der pOIi3eiratb anttportste ni6t
9lei1.
~NIio ipie III ole Gade, fper bat
Ste btduftrdst, mem eeb0rt bas
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-13
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The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-11
FEEDING RULE
FOR DAIRY COW
Give as Many Pounds of Grain
Per Day az MIR OF Animal
Contains Butter Fat
Per Week.

One OF the most recent feeding rules
that has been suggested is to feed
as many pounds OF grain per day as
the milk OF the COW contains pounds
Of butter fat per week, or one.third to
one'fourth as much grain as the cow
gives pounds Of milk pc. day, varying
the grain fed according to the richness
OF the milk. II COW gives 30 pounds
OF milk testing 40 per cent. fat the
amount OF grain she may be fed per
day according to this rule is either
onethird or one-fourth of 30, when
the calculation Is based on the amount
OF milk given. II based on the rich.
ness as well as the weight OF the milk,
the amount Of grain TO be fed per
day Is found as follows: SOxi.O equals
IL pounds fat In the daily milk; 7x1.2
equals S.4 pounds Of grain. When fed
by this rule COW is supposed to be
given all the coarse feed she will eat.
BY regulating the amount OF concen.
trated feed according TO the milk she
gives, the COW is presumed to satisfy
her appetite on the coarse feed and
thus use her own judgment as to the
amount OF feed she needs.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-11
Beetles Grow Mushrooms.

Scientists have known OF mushroom
growing ants for long time, and 1t
was generally believed that the ant
was the only insect possessing sun.
cient intelligence to make a success.
full mushroom farmer. Prof. J. Bou.
verie, the French entomologlst, now
says that a certain wood boring beetle
known as the Bostrychide Is as fa.
miliar with mushroom cultivation for
home consumption as the ant. Prof.
Bouverie discovered that the beetles
bore holes In wood and half fll them
with a prepared fungus. which makes
an ideal mushroom bed. The garden
is carefully spawned and tended. and
In course OF time the mushrooms an.
pear, In this way the beetle provides
Itself with food sufficiently tender for
It's feeble Jaws.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-11
LETTUCE QUITE
EASYTO GROW
Soil Must he Light and Very
Rich With Well Rotted
Stable Manure
Plant In RowS.

Growing lettuce is about the easiest
thing We know OF In garden work.
Sow good seed in the hot bed early.
When the plants show two leaves
transplant them to cold frames and
Just as soon as 4he ground is warm
set them in the open bed in rows
about II inches apart in order that
the wheel hoe may be used in culti-
walton. The plants may be set out
between rows OF early cabbage or
caulifower as they will be out Of the
way before the latter crops come up.
II set along paintings one week
apart will give two or three crops
before the hot weather comes on. The
fall crop Is always profitable and can
be raised from seed in the open II
shaded with another crop or light
canvas awning while the sun is hot.
The soil must be light and very
rich with well rotted stable manure.
A light application OF nitrate Of soda
In the rows after the plants are we'll
started will cause rapid growth.
Next fall. say In September, SOW
your seed in the open ground and
transplant to cold frame in October
and nurse them along through the
winter In the south the plants may
be left out OF doors all winter.
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cultivation. This means you will be
able to raise large. vigorous heads.
Find out what kind your market
wants most and raise that variety.