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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

Unadilia. Ca. l have a good
Plymouth Rock rooster that has the
swell head, 1 guess you would call it.
His head below the eyes is swelled
so his eyes are closed. He has been
in this fix for a month. 1 give him
nothing internally for IL, but rub
vaseline and eye salve on II. but they
seem to do it no good. Please advise
me what to do for ii.
What is the best chick feed for old
and young ducks? Red Comb, Aunt
Patsy or any regular chick feed, and
how should they be fed?
Thanking you for an early reply, 1.
am. w w, FUGUA.
ANSWER.
Sometimes a bird viii get in the fix
yours is in, and never recover fully
from IT, If you will use camphor,
sweet oil and turpentine, equal parts
TO which has been added a few drops
of carbolic acid and battle twice a day
the effected parts. also on the inside
of his mouth, ] think this will help
him. II this does not cure him, you
might as we'll kill him.
Aunt Patsy poultry feed is balance
ration for both old and young chick
ems. also ducks and is about the best
thing on the market.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

say; and if you could not, if you
can refer me to some man in At
lanta who would investigate the
situation and tell mel what to do,
l would be much Obliged to you.
Thanking you for Your attention,
am, Yours very truly.
l.. c., HOPKINS.
ANSWER.
In reply to your letter, if 1 were
placed in the same position as you
are l would get a wide-brim straw
hat and enough mosquito net to
cover this hat and come way down
over the shoulders. Tie this well
around the shoulder so that no
bee can crawl under It, Get a pair
or gloves and tie a string around
them with the coat sleeve down in
the glove, and tie the bottom of
the pants so that the bees could
not possibly get to any part Of the
body. People who handle bees have
to protect themselves in this way
when robbing the hives. After this
is done / would place a ladder by
the side of the house and with a
large auger bore hole up above
the bees. They are more than apt
to be located between the upright
piece next to the chimney which
cannot possibly be more than a
two-foot space. BY boring a hole
above them, you could insert the
nozzle of spray pump in this hole
and put sufficient supply in this
hole so that IL will come down
on the bees and kill them. 1t
could be done by using a mix ture
of one pound of arsenate of lead
to ten gallons of water. This is
deadly poison to all, kinds of in
seets. Something equally as good
would be to use one pint of Chic
Naptholeum to ten gallons of
water. With the use of any or
binary spray pump or whitewash
machine this mixture could be
sprayed sufficiently in this space
without tearing up the side of the
house to kill all of the bees, and
I think 1t would be the quickest,
easiest and best way to rid your
premises of this nuisance. This
would be my suggestion. but posi-
bly, some reader of this article may
have had a similar experience and
could suggest a better way.
If they were smoked out, they
would probably return. as the
queen is evidently in the swarm,
and as long as she remains there
the bees will continue to stay with
her, and she will never leave I'M
til there is another queen in the
hive.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

ems next year, as have taken
about a year to find out what there
is in a hen, and believe 1 can get
eggs for a little over 10 cents per
dozen. giving my chickens all they
can eat clean, and counting the
cost of dips, etc, but not Of fenc-
ing and other permanent improve
ments. -
A reply through The Journal
will be appreciated.
r. L. WILLIAMS, JR.
ANSWER.
I have found during my expert
ence here in the south where feed
is always high, that there is more
money in eggs to be derived from
the poultry business in the south
than there is in producing fowls
for sale. 1t costs, with the present
price of feed, as much to raise a
fowl if not more when you have
all the feed to buy than the bird
will bring when grown; and as you
have proven to your satisfaction
that eggs can be produced at 10
cents per dozen, you know when
you sell a dozen eggs you have d
profit, but when you sell frying
size chicken for 80 cents ii is
hard to tell how much profit you
have made, as different conditions
enter into the raising of these
chickens, and when your time is
worth much and all feed has to be
bought you cannot raise a chicken
to frying size and make any profit
out of 1T at so cents. People who
are so situated in the country that
their chickens are raised on the
ordinary waste of the average
farm, they can produce chickens
and sell at a profit that no man
can do when he has to buy all the
feed and raise them on small lot.
Black Minorcas are splendid
layers, and are a very profitable
chicken. Leghorns and Anconas
are equally as good layers, and are
usually more profitable at an older
age than Minocas are. Buff Orling-
tons are a splendid table fowl. and
are about as good layers as any Of
the varieties that set or any of
the larger varieties.
The electric incubator gives the
very best results and hatch equally
as we'll as hens, taking eevrything
into consideration. They will
usually hatch a large per cent of
fertile eggs that are strong ami
are hatehable. They are very lit
tie trouble to operate and can be
depended on for as good results as
anyone could expect.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
WAS CLOSED MONDAY

CHICAGO. June 24.-In respect TO
Secretary Stone. who died last week, the
Chicago board Of trade was closed Mon
day.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
ANSWER.

If you will rub the affected parts
of your dogs legs with a mixture
of one pint Of raw linseed oil to
which has been added two ounces
of full strength carbolic acid, two
applications will bring the hair
back and put the dogs legs in
good shape.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
KODAK FINISHING.


CHEAPEST prices on earth by Photographic
specialists Developing Brownie films .O5. S1s
ana ga 10 Prints .02 and "a. Mail your
films to Kodak Finishing Co.. Dept. g.. Green
vile. $ {.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

per cent of exhibition birds from
both families. To breed success
fully a large per cent of first class
birds in Barred Plymouth Rocks
and get them up to standard re-
quirements- one must double mate,
or in other words, use light males
with light females continually
and dark males with dark females
continually; In this way you pro-
duce all males that are too light
for standard requirement., but the
females from this mating will be
standard color, clean and clear and
unusually good, From the dark
mating you will get exhibition
standard colored male birds. but
the females are all too dark for
exhibition purposes and usually
have a few black feathers in them
and often spots on their legs, but
it is absolutely essential to use
this color females to produce the
dark nicely barred males that win
the prizes at the shows. If the
dark and light colored birds are
crossed together to try to get hap
Ply medium IN color. usually in
three generations they will go
back to almost the old fashioned
Dominique in color, and by the
use of double mating the light
and dark birds are practically two
different families in one sense
of the word. Where two different
colors are planned in nearly all
parti-colored birds, nearly every
one has to use double mating to
get a large per cent of either
males or females that fill the
standard requirements.
April hatcher birds, IL properly
fed, will make just as good breed
ers, will be just as large and be
just as useful as the early
Matched ones.
You struck the keynote Of how
to successfully raise chickens when
you mentioned lice and mites. They
are the greatest enemy the south
ern breeder has to contend with,
and by keeping these of of both old
old and young fowls you will not
only get eggs that are strong in
fertility but they will hatch strong
chickens that have constitution to
stand a lot more than those that
are infected with insects, and they
are seldom ever bothered with
disease.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS

BE A DETECTIvE-Earn from $50 to $500
per month: travel over the world. Write
c. r. Ludwig. 1851 Scsrritt Bldg. Kansas
city. No.
BIG BARGATNS-Men's and women's hand
kerchiefs u cents. 3 for Is cents. Honest
dealing. Atlanta Supply Co., Postoffiee Box
a2s. Atlanta.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

Louise-Do you know Clara we'll?
Julia-Do I? She let's me see her
comb her hair.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

NEW ORLEANS. June 2A-weatheF coDdl-
tons over Sund4y were favorable Dry warm
weather prevailed In the eastern states. while
light 70 moderate scattered showers covered
central and western states. TIE dreaded heat
wave did not uateriali1e. On the contrary,
WashInEton predicts another week Of favorable
Wearher: generally fair with normal tempsra-
Liverpool was about S points lover than dus.
but promptly followed the rally in New York;
spots. points lnEer- An old farmer and
ginner. over 80 years in the sane locality,
writes from point in south Texas:
Crop immense best Of my recollection. Al
ready many half-growu hollis and blooming all
over while growing continually; already two
% three feet high. No insects AZ all; not a
eft for Liverpool SATURDAY, offered SOC for a
weefiI during the whole week without getting
any. even after raising bis limit 20 81. Think
over 100000 bales for Texas assured Plenty
people now think q selling"
A farmer write from Arkansas that 600
acre place which. on April 4, was oyerfloved;
rallied me fact that the least apparently IN
beine given preference over the volume Of good
reports and facts. shows bullish Intentions pre-
vailing-
SUGAR, PETROLEUM. HIDES AND LEATHER
(By Associated Prsss.)
NEW YORK. June 24.-Raw sugar steady;
muscoFado. 50 test. $50; centrifugal, e6 teat,
aes; molasses. 50 test. 3-l1; refined easy.
petroleum, molasses and hides steady
Leather firm.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. June 24.-Butter. steady; cream
cries. 25G25c; dairies. 2lG24c.
Eggs. firm. receipts. 1882 cases; at mark
eases Includei. I5sGI6izcs ordinary firsts,
I6llc firsts. Use.
Cheeze steady daisies. 15GISHc; twins. Il
GIfsG14ascs young Americas. 15G i51ze; Ions
Potatoes. Irregular. receipts. old. 20: new. %
cars; old. co So; new. 1-2OGi.S0; barreled
stock. SS.e00S.s5.
Poultry. alive firm; turkeys. 12c; chickens
1aIc: springs. 25GS0c.
Veal. steady. sale
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

Will you kindly advise me what
to do for a Scotch Collie dog? He
has a dry scaly eruption on his
legs and has lost all the hair off
them. He is not sick or does not
scratch; has only effected his legs
so far.
Thanking you in advance, 1 am.
Yours truly
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS

NEW YORK. June 2I-The batter market
was fIrmer- Creamery extras. 2Td2TlSc;
firsts &c: seconds 21E622e; state dairy
fubs finest &c; good 70 prime. 24u2 jc;
common TO fair. 22a &c; process extras, $50
Is &c; flrsts. 24d245se; seconds. 22925e; fac
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

Haleborg. Ala: Please answer
the following questions in the next
issue of The Atlanta Journal
Does a thoroughbred Leghorn
hen, white or brown, get broody.
and about how many months is
either of them useful as an egg
producer.
State the difference between
Barred Plymouth Rocks and
Thompson's "Ringlet" Barred
Rocks stating how many birds must
be mated in either cast 10 pre-
serve best colors. 3es.
DO chickens Matched latter part
Of April and first of May make as
large and good breeders as those
Matched out earlier?
used to inquire the country over
for remedies for small chicks
when they were dying. Just as
many of your correspondents have
inquired for remedies this spring.
/ bought every condition powder,
etc, that Tom, Dick and Harry
said was good, but they continued
to die until 1 went after the lice
and mites. Now I never lose one
from sickness. A READER.
ANSWER.
Occasionally a White Leghorn
hen will get broody. and very often
a Brown Leghorn hen will become
broody, especially If they are over
fat or get a little age on them.
Usually a Leghorn hen is useful
and profitable UP until they are
four to five years old. The only
way to tell positively If a hen has
passed out of usefulness or not is
by using the method that de-
seribed in The Journal some time
about how to tell hen that would
lay and one that has passed their
useful stage. have seen hens
that were eight to ten years old
that were profitable to keep. On
the other hand I have seen pullets
that were out of usefulness the
first year.
There is no difference between
Barred Plymouth Rocks and Thomp-
sons Ringlet Barred Rocks.
Thompsons Ringlets are a strain
that Mr.. Thompson himself has
bred for many years and simply
gave his this name. His are the
same as any other we'll bred
Barred Rocks. He uses double
mated line bred birds as his breed
ers. Therefore, he gets a large
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
wANTED--sALEsniEN

TOBACCO FACTORY wants salesman; good paw
steady work and promotion; experience m
necessary. as we will give complete instruc-
tions. Piedmont Tobacco Co, Box XII Dan
Vile Va.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

SELL FRUIT trees. summer work for teachers.
college boys and farmers: easy to sell and
big profits. Smith Bros. Dept 20. Concord. Ca.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

SPOT COTTON AARKET.
Atlantis. sfeadF- l1r.
NeV York. quiet, Al oo-IUve.
New Orleans. steadys .rFiSc. =
Liverpool, steady. $50
Galveston. quiet. IKE
Savannah. steady. 12c.
Norfolk. steady. 11Lc
Baltimore. nominal. lie.
WtlmfnWtou. dali. HE.
rnlleoeir naa II eSrIvuc-
Bosfun,f qulet. II luz
Mcbfir xteaoy. IKE
Charieston- steady. uHc.
Augusta. 12Hc-
Houston. II 15-16c.
Memphis. nominal. IKE.
ST. Louis. firm. 12Lc.
Louisville. firm. IKE.
Macon. steady lie.
Columbia. steady. I1Ee-
ChEricfte. steady, lie.
Little Rock. quiet. 1lEc.
- LTvERPooL COTTON
ne fOI,owiag were the ruling prices On the
exchange todGys
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wANTED-MALE HELP

AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE. % Z. Cain ST.. Atian-
Ia. Go. Men wanted ct once TO learn automo-
bile business. Positions secured. Catalog 1res.
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STOCKAIAN IS, worth SEQ .OOO would marry
Confidential. k, Box So, Toledo League.
Toledo Ohio
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WANTED-Abe man in each locality. To Join
this Society. Sick accident death Benefits
And introduce our membership. All or sparei
time. $50 10 5000 a month. Write. Box
QC-293, COvington,l Ky.
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you ARE WANTED for government position,
5000 month. Send postal for list OF posi-
TORS open. Franklin Institute. Dept B-ss.
Rochester, y. J..
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25

MOUNT VERNON, Gavin you
kindly give me the formula Tor
preserving eggs with silicate OF
soda, or water glass? / thought
1 had it among your articles in
The Journal, but find that I have
not. Which is the best to use, lid-
uid or dry form?
Yours very truly,
w. A. PETERSON.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
8eim feitGiden MabIe.

Sn ser bieiigen oellti9en gotfGaft
muroe nm SamStag Ser @eburstag
oes Deutihen &aiiers ourf) Elm CLAM
8enoes 6eitmabI feierIi9 bpgangen.
NuBer ben Serren bonn 8otiAafts-
ltabe mar nod cine @n5obl Der Bot
idnft nabeitebenoer Serren aus oeut-
iden &reiien 5u Der SeItlidfeit ge-
LADEN. Der &oiierli1e 8oti9after
@raf b. gernstorff empftng oie Sd
ite oufs liebenspiiroigIte. SIN 2aufe
oes 6eitmabIs brafte ser 8otIdofter
einen f1pungponen Sooft anf Seine
Maieitdt ben Safer aus, tpeIher nit
einem oreifaden Surrob begeiitert
aitfgenommen tpuroe. Grit in Ipdter
Stunoe berabi6teOeten fi9 oie @Gfte
nit Der @%rinnerttng an einen bohIt
anregenO Derbradten oenttDiirOtoen
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
gOrsdaOen.

6ronf MorriIon Der Sefretdr Der
american federation Of 2abor nno
S. 6latber, @oiiierer Der &iges go-
tionol 8nnf, in neI9er Die Sonos Ser
4mericon federation Of 2obor, TO-
mie Die fir ofe @ertei0igung Ser
@ebriioer Mc91amara, Der DerurteiI-
ten 0unamitertbte, gelammeItet
getrdge binterIegt fino, erbieIten am
0ienstag cine 8orlnoung gum Ser
Dor Dor ben 8nn0es @roBgeiho-
reren in indianapolis. Sefret1r
Marriion reilte nod an oemieIben
Gage ab. or mar aufgeforoert, Die
eingeloIten @beds, Qnittungen un0
8elege iiber@ eIoaus5abIungen in Der
3eit bonn %. Mpril 1911 Bis &c.
San. 1912 ben @efdmorenen gu uu=
~terbreiten, uno mie er iagte, germ
bereit, Dem 8erlangen na95ufommen
Die Sdriftitiide uno 1rfun0en, bic
er nod Snoianapolis mitnobm, fin
ten 8tpet groBe Softer.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
9anlen e~tiftnmgsfeit.

Sebr m1ttter uno fioeI ging es am
Montog Nlbeno in Der 5dngerbunO-
baQe Der; Die Donen pom G1n-
gerbuno : OamenDerein feierten ibr
IS. Stiftungsfeit BEL einem allfs bette
3ubereiteten M1oble, BEL Mu1it, Spiel
uno Cans. Sn Abpeienbeit Der 9r1-
iioentin 6rau 6. 8. 8artbel, Die
ltntpoblleinbaIber fernbleiben muBte,
fiibrte Srou 2ebp oett 8orfib, uno Iie
mar gallant geniig, na6Oem iie Der=
I6ieoenen anoeren d~npefenoen Ser
rem @~eIe9enbeit gegeben batte CUR
Gerberrlibung oes 6eites unO Der
Seitgeberinnen in 8ort uno 2ieo ibr
Sderflein bei5utragen, 3uleBt aud
ibren ebeli6en Serrn uno @ebieter
gu @ort fommen gu IaIien. @einrid
Seine 2 NOR boderfreut iiber oieielt
6ltlobepets uno IieB cine Yaufe los,
oie ni9t bon I9Iedten @Itern mar.
5ebr ergoBIid mar Der ufleine Cir
fe@, ben 6rau @ilb. 9onnemann uno
6rau q. &rieg norfiibrten.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
@epIante eentfdIanbrsifs.

0as getratstomite oes NationaIen
Observation-Disclosures 2ebrerbunos,
peIfes iib Dor Idngerer 3ett gebiI-
set hat, INN Die fir S1li 8. S. ge-
pIonte 9euti6Ianoreiie Der 9ebrer
uno 9ebrerinnen at einern @reignis
alrf Dem er3ieberiiben SeIoe 3u ma.
den, bat ben @errn CHARLES 9. Gait,
ans Cincinnati, einen 8ruoer oes
8raIt0enten Gait, ur0 ben &ongreBs
abqeoroneten Ri9aro 8ortboIOt BON
MiIiouri bin5uge5ogen. Sn AbDeien.
belt Oes 8~oriiBers, Oes 8rGiioenten
Or. 8utIer BON Columbia, Der err
fronft lit, Ieitete 8i5e : Brdiioent Go
mar0 @. A0ams BON Der @ermani.
Itiiben @eieui9oft Die 8erbonolltn-
qen Der IeBten &omiteberfammlung.
man Mi0oer. Ser oeilti1e 8oti1af-
ter @raf 8ernitorff lit Der @brenprGs
Die iibrigen Mfitglieoer oes Ausi9ui-
les ftno Sltbert Giuis, Shabmeiiter;
Grof. SSobn SO. 8urgeB BON Column
bia; @oolpb Sinfler, Der Br6iiOent
oes oeutl9omerifanii1en 2ebreriemt-
mars IN MiIpaufee; Or. SoBn 8.
6inleD, Der BrGiioent Oes College, Of
tie GitD of Stem Oorf, @r 8otI6af-
ter Or. 0abio S. sin, Or. $. g..
auoIifL S. 9. s. @omoro 8. Bre-
torius, Serausgeber Ser yBeltliben
Soft in ct. 2puis, $40, Sugo Nei-
finger, sc. g., gr : &idter 4noreiD
8bite, 6. 9. @oIffram unO Ser
iioent uno Ser oeutibe General : &on-
jul 5ranfien @brenmitglieo beg SEQ
mites.
9ie 0euti6lanoretie Der 2ebrer 1T
niAt nlr Dem gergniigen, ionoern
aud berufIiden 3neden gewiomet.
Die @eienf9aft reiit am 2. SuIi ouf
Sem Sonoeroampfer GROCER Sur
fiirIt" ub uno beIu1t cine gauge Nn-
3obl bon StGoten in Der alten Set
mat. Der Sdbepunft Der 5abrt miro
Der 2ebrerfonpent in Berlin ieiI bon
Dem iebt Idon feItltebt, oaB lif cine
&eibe beoeutenoer 0eutI9l1noii9er
@elebrter Oaran beteiligen pir0. @ic
Sefret1r 8. s. Sboma beri1tete, bd-
ben lid bereits aus ieoem Staote I'M.
lereS 2anoes 2ebrer uto 2ebrerinner
fiir Die &eiie angemeloet.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
gerlnite srr See.

9[us elmer ioeben bonn SdiffnbrtS-
bureau oes Sonoels- uno ArbeitsOe-
partements berausgegebenen 2iite
gebt beroor, ooB Die See I'M berfIoi-
ienen 6isfoliabr 925 omeritanii9e
uno 1876 Maenidenleben ber-
nidtet bot. Muf SegeIihiffen fam
ben 1O7, auf Dnmpfi9iffen 81 Ser
Ionen ben 600. Die gr0Bte Rotn-
itropbe oes Sobres 1911 mar 6os
5infen oes 9ampfers .Mrfa6io"
meIder auf oer &eiie BON Stem 9rIe-
ans nod Borto &ico nit 81 Monn
an goro beridolen urb bon ipeIdem
man ieitber nihts mebr 5u b0ren Be-
fam. SIN gan5en eingen 1859
0ampfidiffe inter.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
gefIer's So. @ebmrtstaa.

Sn boiler, geiitiger uno f0rper-
lider Stride feierte am Wontag o.
BEND Der befannte oeutf9e Sotelbe-
IiBer un0 9erbergsbater bieler oeut=
ider 8ereine, &err Geo. S. 8eBIer,
fem So. @iegenfeit. Ser 9nmett-
perein 0es @ermania : W1Gnner9or
bate aus oieIem MnIaB cine r51alt=
iabr : Hartie" neranitaltet, BEL mel
der ieLbftberitGnoIi6 Die Serren Ser
59opfung fiA beideioen muBten, eli
ne Nebenrone gu ipielen. 5rau s.
guBler, Die Brdiioentin oes 9anler=
pereins iiberreidte nit elmer Ianni=
gen Nnfpra1e, IN mel1er fie auf Die
Dielen gbeds anipielte, Die Serr
8eBler nus3uiteGen babe, Dem Sc
burtstogsfino cine Siiafeoer, uno
5rau gsfeit bei1enfte i'm nit elmer
tpunOeridonen A8aIie. Ser MGn-
nerhor trug 8tpei 2ieoer Dor uao
5rau Seine, iotpie Die Serren Mar
Der uno Ct. 9. 9rott, gaben onipre-
9enoe Coils uno Oeflamationen gum
belten. Serr 8eBler, Der ii1 in Der
beiteriten 6eittogslnune befono, oanf-
tie fir Die ibm 0nrgebrnhten Slid
piini9e uno @eidente, uno bel
feblte ni6t, 10 bdtte er, als Die Ser
rem Sarrett @i6oIe uno Sobn Sob
mann gum Cana aafipieIten, ielbIt
nit elmer uto Der anoeren Der lie
bensmiiroigen 9amen elm @eburts-
tagstdn8hen geipagt. Die 8eronital-
tung uno 2eitling Der i10n perloll-
fenen 6eier lag in ben Sdnoen zines
aus ben 5rauen 6. guBler, 8. 8oia-
er, 90 Soffmann q. 51neLling, ".
8obl uno Mnno Braun be~Itebenoen
&omites. Die Damen Seine uno
&amm botten fir @efrorenes geIorgt
uno Der @erbergspoter IieB es fib ar-
gelegen fem, OaB es aud an onoerem
Stoff nibt matgelte.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
antOmObilansfnbr bIabt.

yea9 Itntiitii9en angaben oes
9anoelsoepartements, neL1e am
Sonntng ber0ffentli6t Duroen, iino
i'm Sabre 1911 Mutomobile i'm 8erte
BON mebr ais $20,O00,OO0 aus ben
8ereinigten Stnaten ms 4usldno
berfauft tporoen, 8man5igmaI mebr,
ais Dor einem Snbr5ebnt. @leih-
5eitig bat Die ginfubr BON Irtomo-
biIen aus Dem Auslano BON Sabr
al Ssabr obgenommetl. Sin 9rittel
Der tDGbreno Der Iebten Sabre arsge-
fiibrten Mutomobile ging mad Ga
MAZDA; onoere amerifanii6e Automo-
bile gingen na9 6ranfreid, 9eutid.
lamb, England, MultraIien, Suoome-
rita, Megifo unO AiieH.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
aIeuO Der etabItrnH Grssitsr.

@or benz SmlsausihuB, Delder
Die InterIudung iiber ben Stabl-
fruit fiibrt, mafte Souis Or. 8rano-
els ieiue Iusfage uno bebduptete,
pom Sen Mngeltelten Der uniteo
States Steel Rorporation i'm Bitts-
buraer 0iItrift Deroienten So Bro
aert nod ni1t 10 Diel, tDie gum atl-
it6noiaen unterbalt elmer amerifani-
Ihen Imnilie in Bittsburg onrd-
ihnittlid gebore.
n0ie 8%ereinigten 8obltdtigfeits-
@eieuf9aften BON 8ittsburg" lagte
Der Re6ner, ,,boben berednet, oaB Die
bloBen llnterbaltsfoiten fir Elm Che
BOAR nit Orei &in0ern in Hittsburg
iid i6brIih auf $768 itelen. Durd
tdqIide 12ftiinoige Mrbeit, olio an
365 Eaqen i'm Sabre, Deroienen ober
65 Nro8ent Der oortigen Stablarbei=
ter nod Inn $3.50 peniger, ais fir
fie er~for0erIi9 it, Tim ibr 2eben 81
friIten.~
Serr 9ran0eiS erflGrte aud, I'M
2aufe BON 3ebn Sabren babe Die Steel
Corporation bonn amerifaniihen 8olf
UNI $3.50, 100000 mebr erboben ais
erforoerIi9 gepeien Wdre, nm ibr
einen rei9Ii1en 9rofit auf ibr &n-
IagefapitoI al er8ielen. Dieter enor-
me 8rofit iei aber benliBt poroen,
UNI i6re Ingeiteaten 5u Dem @lenb
ibrer gegentpdrtigen Gage berab5u-
miiroigen. Als SEER 8ranOeis feline
ausIagen beenoet bate, fiinoigte
antpalt &eeO, peIter Die Steel Cor
poration bertritt, an, es ieien Sdrit-
tie i'm 8erfe, Inn Die Gage Der Arbei-
ter 81 b~erbeHern. Ser Ausi9uB per=
tagte iid big CUR Notwithstanding
ieitens bes Boriibenoen.