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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
ADVICE FOR THE HEN YARD.

Remove and burn all the old nesting
material. flame the nest boxes inside and
out In making alterations or building
new houses, never build in the nest
boxes. Stationery nest boxes are an
abomination. Use cracker, soap or fruit
boxes cheap and handy, and if they get
lousy burn EN- UP
Put The wash boiler on the stove, fill
il up with water and add some washing
compound Then boil the water fountains
and feed hoppers that have been stored
away since last season, before using them
again.
summer Matched chicks are the late
spring layers and the ones from whom
the succeeding generation of summer
chicks should be Matched Don't get the
mistaken idea that a chick must be
Matched before May ! in order to be OF
any value
Been raising your chickens several gen
erations before they are Matched A good.
vigorous ancestry is the best guarantee of
INABILITY that a chick can have
Mark THIS prophecy The summer trade
in eggs for Matching viii he the largest
this year in the history of the poultry
business Don't get discouraged and
throw mp your hands at the unfavorable
conditions that nave prevailed for the
three months Just passed. Get busy and
raise more late chicks than YOU did before
M Your life They are going TO be needed
and needed badly next season.
With the approach of warm weather
re' ouj the spray pumps. the whitewast
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
Hens Eggs Will Turn
More Nearly Golden
For Use of Good Advice

Experience In poultry culture does
not come in a week, month or year,
but with years of patient toll, expert
ment and observations. 1t is a trade, or
rather g profession, and he who is am
bilious to stand at the head of the class
must study his lesson daily, and put in
practice what he has learned, instead
Of taking hold of the theories of others
Self culture and self confidence are two
valuable auxiliaries in poultry culture.
If you are raising ducklings or COS
lings, remember that they must have
water close at hand when feeding, as
they always drink as they eat taking a
few mouthfuls OF feed and then a sip Of
water
grit mill is a handy contrivance on
any poultry farm, large or small In a
mill of this kind grain may be cracked
for the chicks. crockerY ground up and
grain meal of any kind made at home
Flesh and carrion soon become putrid
and maggoty these warm days, and
when the chickens find it, limberneck is
the result. Better burn or bury it to be
safe
Poultry raising is like farming 1t is
not the number of acres owned, but the
number properly managed that makes
farming profitable The small we'll
cared-for focks bring the best returns
to their owners.
A few drops of camphor in the drink
ing water will help to ward off bowel
trouble in the little chicks.
When figuring the profit on your
poultry, don't overlook the fertilizer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
LOS ANGELES PUPILS
RAISING POULTRY ON
CITY'S VACANT LOTS

Los ANGELES. June 1.-Backers of
innovations in the vacation school pro-
gram for this year estimate that work of
children in the school gardens will cut at
least $250,O00 from the annual cost of liv-
ing for Los Angeles families.
Scientific poultry raising is one of the
things which the director Mrs Mare Lar
key will introduce. BY instructions in
the modern art of intensive farming. Mrs.
Larkey says that she expects her ten
thousand pupils to be formidable Compel
itors of the market gardeners. Not only
will the pupils work supply their own
tables. but part of the city markets de-
mands as well.
The board of education has bought sew
eral additional parcels of land for use of
pupils.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
.UNDRAWN FOWLS
SAT EST To EAT.
Removing ViSCera Before Birds
Are Marketed Will Hasten
Decomposition.

We believe that poultry was created
for food as we'll as for eggs. We can
not see how that fact can be dis
puted, and yet vegetarians declare it is
undivne to take life. even for food.
Physicians say that of all meats
poultry meat is the most healthful. AL
though many hens are kept solely for
egg production, the greater proportion
are bred primarily for the table.
1t has been estimated that 250,000,O0O
chickens and other kinds of poultry are
annually consumed in the United
States.
Here and in Europe poultry consists
of chickens turkeys. ducks, guinea
fowls, pigeons-and sometimes pea
fowls, pheasants, quail and swans.
For food purposes chicken is eaten
at various ages The very young chick
en-aboul eight ounces in weights
known as SQUAD broiler-and when one
and a quarter to two pounds in weight,
when dressed they are classified as
| broilers
Chickens Just Grown Best.
While still young, but full grown,
the chicken is best suited for food.
AS it grows old the flesh loses its fla
vor and increases in toughness.
There is no legal limit fixing the divi-
sion of chickens into different classes
with respect to age, the only criterion
being the price and taste of the con-
sumner
There is a notable difference in the
composition of the white and the dark
meat The former has much less fat,
and a spondingly large quantity
of protein. The quantity of water is
not very different in the two classes,
although there is slightly less guam
tity in the dark meat The latter has
much larger proportion of meat
bases but as these bases are often
considered of little value and some
times degenerate into poisonous con-
stituents, it is seen from this point of
view that the white meat is to be pre-
ferred to the dark meat.
Drawn Fowls Invite Germs.
At one time there seemed to be a
move compelling poultrymen to draw
all fowls for market. From the start
it appealed to us as dangerous act,
and it is gratifying to know that eX-
periments have since proved that 1t is
very unwise act. Opening the body
and removing the viscera undoubtedly
exposes the internal surface to the air.
which always contains micro organ
isms, and thus invites decomposition.
The incision in a drawn fowl readily
admits molds and germs of different
kinds to the body, where they find ideal
conditions for rapid multiplication. The
cavity is dark, damp and not easily
accessible. and frequently a drawn bird
which outwardly appears all right is
really unfit for food.
The city health Office of Nashville,
Tenn, made test to determine wheth-
er poultry drawn and packed in ice
would last longer than poultry undrawn
and carried under the same conditions.
A half dozen drawn chickens and an
equal number of chickens not drawn
We're placed on ice for some days and
then examined. The result of the ex-
pertinent showed that the poultry
packed undraWn kept better being in
good condition, whereas the drawn
poultry had deteriorated materially.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
NOTIFIED ANcoNAs.

First pen (only one entry) at great
Atlanta show, January S-13. First pen,
first cockerel. first pullet big Chatta-
nooga show First pen, first cockerel
first pullet Bowling Green Ky. We have
never failed TO win the blue Eggs, S.
per fifteen straight
cOPPERAs FALLS FARM.
Tuliahoma, Tenn.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
MAKE LENS Az

More eggs Feed Wonder Egg Pro-
Queer and Chick Grower. Makes you
money Write for trial. Will con-
vince you. Enclose loo. n. L. Webb,
Lamasco. Tex. Box Il.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01

One good big rat can destroy more
hopes than any other animal of twice
its size that we have ever had any ex-
perience with, remarks writer on
poultry topics.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01

ing water will help to ward off bowe
trouble in the little chicks.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
8fttft ussi fehrr

Weber i'd rp6 mtGe S6wslss
ludreu hcu:s nod anl 9ebSn. NNan &c
niht ilr Gr. aina's Ssp GiSes, rn
oc,ueieu warr- idbrsibt y, !. y g.
lpualo, fsnnttrpiIlc. Y. 9. u. i.
). Yp.s. -ea mir btiht siren 'd,ei'
t-ttsa Suaea ha-teR. iar Del. a..
nnSeres sRi.tsl bali. llns ate a.
laot ueinc Stb,peI.cr babe DIE Sus
,eSuine. Sic Warsictr iduost M
lin an San,ihre,scn. Aser >Sr
10 ,Reer5an ArsnVi heilte ms ee's
rsiiitausip. "a il Die bctc d, -
is aetrank. pser ron neb0t ha, BE-
sar punns earaen. nahen. ers6)'
taraeu. sunasneluten. @rippe. SFt'
aia Ssuiiebsr, 1ruap. aenhhnl CO
-alie brsahitiihe eeieens- erhn'
Ben. Erph<llaine iret. 5oe Hne
si.oa. oarantirt hsi D. oilh Hfnes
u SON Hrnphaiia Hao 6elt. I'M
Il. *. Sdlx[I 4 Sose 7raoine g.
Il, ,<lsual upAA Ct. qisih<ft-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
5araer seodbe im Epiembia

Cine .5nuuer Rpthg- uirb iu ben
foeen uom 8. bis ie. Sauuar In Der
smoluirthid|nitlidjen dbtheilune bet
5tdats linincriitdt osn Riiuari ~
9ulumbia Huf,r ben asipisieH ber
Staatsbshorbe ilr 2arbtpirthifaft,
nbeehalteu werben. Ter turse bier
tdgiae SIRIUS iuirb ffl nit ben
uerifiebeniteH @ebieteH befniien. bic
ilr ben sarmer i'm alleerneinen. ben
8ieb,aAter. ben Rsltcreibeiiser, ben
8artuer unO ben @eflhsel 3ufter
in Betraht tDmmen. 8eiuuberc anf.
mertanrteit miro aui bic Siehsutt
unb 8etreibe 5nriren usrlraubt.
Auser ben Nitslieoern Der nnis
reriitdts Safultdt ruerben mehrere
prbmincute Ndnner uuo 6rnuer ipres
den, nnter arbereu q. I. @lOoer
uou ,9eorb's cairpniann.- St. at.
tiuipu, Wis: Soieph G @ire. ppn
Der -Sreeber's Soseits." Chicago;
1rdiioent aeunan 6. Suttesheib pom
NniidhuiettS Agricultural 9oll'ae
8reici'pr Gtra aoee uon bent Eenn
inIunnia Stoats'0uIleee; Srru Net
lie 9susie 1ones. RnneosuIis.
Riuneictn: r. Z. siu;er. Ssirr.
tnr ber .Amerieou 6eriorb 9aitIe
Breeders Niioja,iou-; oerbert I.
Irum, Reeatteur 0eS Saddle nnh
ooric Shuw Gbrpaiele,- Rerinaion
M. 2eau 8. q, 8uiiel pom gSiS'
coniu Agricultural COLLEGE uuo u.
o. Nbbott, Mitalieo ecr lIlinOiier
4coiSlamr urb erteniirer 6crmer uno
Rtubpiehshtbtcr.
8leihSeitia mi, benz Rurius wiro
bic Mais Ausiiellunn uUn Miiipuri
abacbalten perocn. Tie greiie hn'
ben einen Geinmmtpertb ppn s3o0o
unb anseroenr bat bic Stantsbthbrbe
fir 2anb,pirtbiat ftrinen Tpiat sum
&reiiei ppn 5000 geitiitct. Gin
9neenb @ereiuisunaer BON Sld,tsrrl
lpcrpen iuabreno Der @odle in 60
luntia ibrc 8eriammlunaen abha6
ten. bornutcr bic 6nrm Ranaae en,eaI
aiiuriutiuu unb bic 2airp Vii oeeia'
tiun.
Tie Gpdle beainnt am %Untos
abens Anh erreiht nm Sreitao Abeul
nit Dem iisbenter Sohr'sball Re
ouHer irinsn NtidIub, Sebeu Ntcnl
ruivo Elm erobes Ssrperamm burfee
iitpt Rerben. yRpup. nertert z
5nbIep nnb StdntsiHut supertutei
bent ". 3. Guuns hnben ibr Or
idasinen supcinat., Won red,ue: nu
abcr 2OO0 9ht ilrehmer. bn bic Gi
ienbabreu nuh 6ahrpre,scrmabienn
gen oephbrer, %roormnl uno nei
tere Sustan'te fnb brieilid eurdi 7
4. ssitipn. bent sctretar Der Staots
bchbrSe fur 2aubpirttitai,. golum
bic, no. ;u erhoIteu,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04

Sic bof3p. 6errsn Ruferinann
ppn 2inn unb Suber por6ratHenitein
lporen Tienitae gdite unieres bofw.
Iiarrers ). u. Tiepenbrpd.
-@ie uns BON Rnfbnrr bee BERN
Soiepb Z. 2uebbert miteerbeilt iuur.
be, icierte ant /. Sauunr -- er III
udmlid) Gin Reuiohrsiiro - iein
97.es @ieaenieit lupbet bic ylahbnrn.
bic aetummen, ibr 8lhi su mun'
itjeu. BON Der bousirau uub Der
Wtutter arau arnutmnun outs Bette
bepirtbet puroen. Selbituerii6nbIid
ilps audi Der eele 8ebeniait. ucu
benz Der altc Scrr Arautmonr lets
mebrcre Saiier aui Eager hdIt. in
strOmeu. gladb icbcntSpicle .Sdais'
,opp" - audi iuenu CT es uerloreu -
illltc er ucn ueuem bic @l6ier.
Sei ihm iii's nod, iolPS INNER icir
gpie's mar i'm 8aierlnnb am &hein
--6srr stephan Srtiter unb @e'
mablin rciiten am Rittlpub aui Ser.
,uanbtenbeiud) uad Ct GIiiabctb unO
Siberia.
gu oertauieu. Gin @plls
blut Sborthprn 8ulle 4 Sabre alt
bel Spbn Srrsmeper. @eitphalia.
-.Tas ron Serrn Raul Shmis in
Nrepie aeilhrte Sutel ipeiite um leb'
ten 9oee bcs Sahes 1911 5s huues
riae Reuid,cn. Ties 1T 8cpcis bdB
bos 6otcl ieincn anRbeu bic bette
Se'pirthaHe augeoeibeu ldbt unb on6
bic Guslneeu. HrDple tbune teils
iremeen gdFe beherberaer uub Setb'
iiineu. auf llnpabrbeit beruheu.
-@eeeu ocr oielen piel Haun
einnebmeuoeu Nnssieeu ber Seiicr'
ion Glitter @eih6itsIeutc - bieie
nnmlidl iud,eu auh ourh ihre Nm
sciacn IN 3eitumeen auberbalb ibrer
ciaenen Stabt pun aubcn her Numb.
ichait su ae,pinn,u. Sbre aniihtsa
nno bic nnirrer SeidbditsleIte limb in
bieicm Vuntte ipeit.' iebr neit aas'
chamber mndte fur oieie Rummer
cine Seiloee rbthia.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
Nihiountain.

Tas 81. 3cianad)tsfeit luurbs bier
in lblid, ieierlider @eiic aeieiert.
Tie airhs prarete bent 1eiustine
,u Ghren in ibrem id6nheu 5eAar'
ludHoe.
Ter acknowledgement In hieiasr
@eiueinbc IN ein ichr erirculiher.
Die leetidbriae soruerutc I'M eatr
Bprtum i,bcririii, an Grpisbia'cis bic
Grntrn pieler Der puriacu Sabre.
Gbeie Gid uno 5rani Nennst ppu
81. 9uuis heIier otn gltcru oahcim
bic iriid1cn sSnriie uerlpetien.
9Sie Snutn oIans. iuar nuh bier
,ur s9eibuad,sssit eepattsr 2nna.
briu rlhria. Uritcrcr beibenst es'
lpbbnlid, Al bisier 3eit bic aIeinen,
lebierer-unb bas mar ihuu cpn Nn.
beoirn Der pelt 10 - bic GItsu,
unb s,raf autntt nit TlpedssH NIT
tlcinsu lsbsuber @sier. vi, iolairn
@eidlruten bcitert ,uureen Hrter
Vpd ir, arort nno Deuru &noerhoii.
arunt Scrhpra, 6rau, arper ure
Dcnrp Sanniaacrtner.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
Sumi Wcrfan'. L

in urhaube haIbcr sinc in Der 9inI Z
uuu Soil aeleeeue 6arm, 2icie!bc
enthiIt l40 Afcr, meoou 80 mlti
uiert uuo 60 pcu Oieieu reidls Silver
BOTTOM 9dHerr EHe. eestsre FUb
DIT lletcriIn,buneen asihnst. bic
aurm,(scbaabc beiirben hth in autem
3nhnnbr. an Go'ier III uicma's
asaneci. nul, i'm utberlhiR.
@saeu 3dhc.rm ipenhe man iidl
on orp Rcbaitcur hes SpItsblott,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
Dee yrisrs 9tbrisraAe

lleber abarunbtiefe Rdtbiel.
napit ber Menidl NIT leidltem CHM
Soralps, 10 is ai,i blansH Shllhbei
spislt anp 'tans' NJ naiisriv'ans
Aeuuii bu, trembling. mir. ipanne,
llnb ipphin bii fdhHt, beideibeu2 4
tlnb ben 8ped bes Grtcuaanees?
jlnb Bic atldlt off bst eei6sp20 "a
ai,t h ol.,,,,g g. | gun i'llnla.,,ma,, Z I
S,r Ssr ,9's ou a,s', Suns'l llDlPl'' llppsu,g,s !
Gpurlps inDa,s- ""
9mtuietl ans .>,s. ys.,Ss,l sssa pDvn?
@ei6t bH aniport2 ssaBte stntpurt
1biasrim bein ftaser irieie?
EprnG iein 9ott? llno Telhe
Teutuno
gat Der atte 6immelsrieie?
o ibr TsDen lit nur Rauithen.
.Ypie Der Helten. mic beS @tnbes:
pffsubarilno IN aefommen
Won ben eippen eires Siuoes."
q. VI Reber In l3 2inoer
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04

Irie WueiIcr, eiuer ppu Nrtpu &iI'
lebyauo, elmer bon Spbu eUri,Soniel
pou s9eitpbalia. elmer ,uu,oe uon
.eem Seiieripn 9itp ONntins Slub
aui ibreu SasOartubeu crlegt rno Ct
uer tubt auisr'uuoeu,
Waric un0 Selene. 1ehier oss
ncrru 0lntp Gillibmrbt. lins oon
2, seaiS heimesIebrt.
ssiiheim Sotfer ban, cine Giltern'
bel ieiurm StaIle.
Y. S.ssemaun Sdmirs ~ Iaros
Iuile beiudtc init familit I'M rater'
lifher bcime. -.s
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
Xehs.

Nlle Ssnc. Weltc ucd mil itr 7
Sed,m,no bci mir I'm SRditnuNe hne,
triudhe th hermit irsuneltdit e'n
se,roo nit 6crm oenru S't'icnne' n
III bealeihcr. r,S
Nd)tuuespolL
Tr. 9. !. Si;';mrncr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
yotalfs'

--Ssrr Moriiu 4uersmcper, @at.
lIn anb @abp bon Ct. 1bonios. iei'
grteu bel ibrsn hieiiaen @er'uanbten
Reiliobr.
= -0err penrH epsn perfauite tiiri.
It'd an ben Gieentblmer Der Gho
waifep Stpd 5arm 2 slpeildhriae
giel iir $3.50
lie @attin uuu Serru 5enrp v
HrHnc IN sesen,uartig auF be, arant'
enliite.
-arantmauu & Sartp upr Suns
i,pts Miill waren an Wputoa ani Den
GjeltauI bier unb sOeeu am Abeuo
iitit einem 2ansobten Der Seimath
snr
-Serr aiborius NerteuSmeper
bgtloel ben gsrluf ieiues beiten
8ferbes pefhes an eunaeuent3iin'
puue Osrsuoete.
-@je in irabereu Sabren. ir er'
innerten iidh unierer anh uieocr ui,'
icre Grernbe in ber 6rcnIoe. Tpu
Seuu un6 Gran peiurth Sod1Itrnte
In GpIuia, Gniiiprna. rrbiclten mir
aud, bisies Sabr cine aiG;e it6ncr
Cranaen uHo pom Der Auheaier'1uidl
s,ranr r0scjrIiidbnit cine ailie -Uub'
sueiier." ssir periithern ben @eberu
bub beibss, bic id,bne 6r,idt uuo oas
portrciiltd,e sebrdu, nus uno ben
llnlcsn pprtrsiilid, munbet uno oab
,pis bel iebesmaliaem Apiten ibrer In
Eanttaiett aebeutsu.
--Serr aaauit Sooe. ipe,hcr i:it
nisbreren Sahrsn In Tenuer, Col,
sls Waturaliiations aacut bon Der
Heaieruna anaeiiellt. felt bent |,
Januar nber uadb TtsYlpints. Sc,pa
cerlest purbvn, trai om Soustog
Nbsnb bier elm aui Geind ieines
Baters unb ieiuer srihDiar. Wn'
Rputaa rsiiie er pieoer nadl Teueer
ab, pp CT Grau uno Spbudlen - Der
Ssr6blua IN srii sWsi Nodlsr n!t
uno bes eriie Grbs - suradacIdiicu
Nm nit bisien nat benz uencu @ir'
Iunastreiie abaureiien.
--berr Steptou Norinu iu,uic nj
abella Sieicmspcr. mctdi' cr'tcrrr
bic secihradltsppde bel &tuvnN!ttr
lie lestrrr bel ibrcu 0ltern in st.
Appuis eericbtcr. iebrtcu Suuu.na
slbens hitrtcr surih
-.tuoph Shlneter ieiertc Der
WeibtadtSisrieu In ct. ppnis bel
ber fyanuIie ieiuer Sd,pepcr 6rau
Gbuarb did In Ct, louis.
--errr Senru ShIueter pcrbradltc
bic Seierirge bel Weruaneten Ia
Taos.
r--Serr Nsurp s6epperst eiastiu
unb 9iuber ,paren bon SamStna bis
sam 9euiahrsobenbe bet Der 6nmi'
lie @erbayb deltrpp IN 1aoS Qlteril
Der 1rou Sd,eppers, Sn Seindl.
fri. anoela GeAcl uub hic bei'
ben dlicaen aiHbcr be, dnmilic 9u'
Eepb oelpcte ipeIde bier bic geeib'
uad,tSierieu oericbten. rei'ien an
Tiestda pieber nah Geniour Sta
ab. Ter e,rpspoter Der ainoer 0err
froni Sebei, brodte tic bis sGr Gi'
REORGANIZATION ,irreburs.
-9ie @attiu nnisres poteliers
ksSenrns sSuranieuer mir bebdusrn Cd
8ieies berihten su miiiien - III nrd
iii,mer lcioeno.
Alter ssIsstssaast
.se,i Sabreu lit idl unidalidl,
Sdlmer,ea hurdl llnoerednlihteiI
unb scberleiosn." idbreibt Y. Il.
en:itb. ein aricaspeteran oon Grit,
3d., aber Er. aina's Asip siie %iils
festen mtt, sursd,t. SIC iinh una'
bertreiiIic.@ Sriud,t fe aeaen ir
eeno Elm peibcn Scs Wsagras osr 20
ber pber ber gisnn. Bur 2se be-
8 oillrmeper 4 Con. sseiipholis
nnh 6pif. nnh z. y. Sd,ell 4 Sesl
1rdblne Co.. 81. 9honsnf ure =
elffnkekh.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
@liraer dShiuua.

Nile Saracr biciiars Staet. Gle
uc.h ,brt StaOth.uer Ritht sutrichtrt
iiuo 3ieru,it irtuublidi; triudlt. B ic
les 5utbnipaiitk ~ ttGa.
psnrn Scitcrnluun.
5tiet' Sd,oemciiter.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
sasssr, asbrey an Der

-0buarb @ssv. aebrw an ber
Cattle Nod Shuls. ,peidaer BET ben
seinen In einm bic Gerieulpphe eert
brod,te. Wurbe am sieuinbrtnae aui
ber Seimvelis nod ieinent @irlunas. !.
trstie bon 0erru Stephan @eritai
uDn Bolt bon bier nbaehDft. 4
frau Y. n. 5aksr. ~pRlt gFtpfrs
30. lllt left ,siiudi -
as0i,al IsI sts s5ts5 .!si5 = slp0S
ip4 sIe gun wrf : ! 4 rs9. y
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
.fo!f.

ssabrsnb Der beariaeu Sdsbiniipn
wurosB iOuiel sriabrrn iueresn
ipnute, in htciieer @cssuo II oirltat
eeiSboiien ,no slpar bon aaaaii nnp
(scrh. gscienbors le einer. bon Sen
Selparee elmer, eiucr uoa 5oha uuS
elmer upn Deuru Setsr. eiaer oon
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
2Em Ssersani,

iiu> bei Sueat Neurn Fo.ih IN Shs:a
- 0ahne ppu Str &hoos 3siane S,e
|Saiie ~ 81 20 per Stad.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04
gatsSs vile saul.tassn

alk mod lebsnbe peutidie &amern.
ben aus MeItpbalin, auelstepr.
&ihIguiitoin uIt6 2upie Greet, Die in
1861 BEN %rfg upn 9rdfibent Nbru
baia 2inruln fulsten mb bic Grbal,
tuna Der lluion. iih ben GOnpuRnier
I uub y pOme rs. Mp. anit. aus
idlefiru uub fur 5reihsit unp @tenid)
lid,leit iantpi,sn. iiub hirrmit er'
iudDt .hdl IN Meltpballa am tcmmen'
ben samStaa. bepg. Saruar. 1912
eiusI,ilnben uab sur Grinnsutna ai
ihrcg eriien Rnrih uou W'ocra undl
s9eiipbalta, apelB,o!ur. Naries uuo
Wilisr Counties. Der IN eicier NOhr
uur 30 3nbreu itntt iauO, on Der
RoQ Gail tbeh su nebmen uno anf
ibrc ssahmen unb icue, 81 nntrct
ten, bic sntipeber In Siiben ibre Ru.
be Innbcn sperifeit ibter gutiaiipps
auf ben 5r:ebhbicn oabeim ,ihlaien.
Gle neti Gall fpiro pte Srrc
1862 ucr Der Haiiorat suiihen IL
uno .l2 lltr nFn senannten Sage itctts
fiuben unb nnhber ipsroen bic Sruu.
ben bes .Iaees in eeulthlider aa'
merabihoit nod eiumal pcrlest fuer'
ben.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-04


Sos. TlaBmeper.
: Sos. s. 2nede.
9lpll Cal.
Comp. Z. 26. SRu. auit. &eet.
Capt. 9nnnt q. Ssluenen. I
Otto 3inteimouu
Senrp 2uebbert 7
Nntuu giiiert0ll,
gnton Elasmener 7
Spieph Slnsmepcr
Stephau Soie 7
@ep. VI. gaitrpp
Spiehp &roder I
Soisph Suremeper 7
Winrtin Sdul;e 7
Aernp Sd,ulte I
george Somfe :
Sohn Babel 7
Soiepb Rieeers
Serb,uanb 8erhorit 7
stutepp n. Sueue
Seruab N.rborit T.
6enrp Ssmonu
eSvndrb Suither
9eroindAo lltredlt
9uieph Suergeutmspcr
Sohu Te Vrine.
Comp. i.
9crmom piIleu
Sernarb Sdheppcrst
9hriit did I
ghak. Rnper
3aiob Solulpu :
lhru, Sd,lnnseniieiu 7
9briit Stndcnltnriesr 7
Nht hisirr iieleu aui bem 6cle,
,eer iarbeu mdhrenb beS Narihei
,oer In Spipita.eru; uean Iorber
"a Der nemate una BIZ abriaet
III ilnb nod om 3ebcn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-29
John Larsen.

John Larsen, at 10, is a fine lit
tie mixer. He can mix a pousse
cafe or a suiseSse with the same
abandon that he juggles algebraic
equations, discourses on political
economy or draws one with a
low collar"
AS bartender in his fathers
"life-saving station" on Milwau-
kee avenue, John mixed drinks
for others-he doesn't indulge
and studied night after night I'M
til l a. m. sounded the closing
hour.
His surroundings never caused
the boy to sWerve from the path
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-29

he chose as a lead, to keep
straight and obtain an education.
AS result of mixing work and
study, he graduates in the fall
from the barroom and matricu-
lates at Princeton, with a scho1-
arShip which assures his expenses
for four years, at the New Jersey
institution of learning made ia
nous by "Doggie" Trenchard,
the. Poes, de Witt, Sammy White
and-Woodrow Wilson, inventor
of the criss-cross play in football.
Larsen was chosen by the
Princeton club of Chicago, which
annually selects the student who
best stands the acid test as the
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-11
TO CHANGE sY.LAws.

Denver, July 11.-Radical change
in the bylaws OF the Western FEEDER
alton Of Miners are contemplated il
proposals to be submitted to the an
nual convention which opens in Grip
pie Creek. Colo, July Is. One pro
posal is to strike from the constitu
tion the clause forbIddine local un.
ions from making long term contracts
with employers. This follows the
granting of such permission to the
Butte local, which a few months ago
concluded a five year agreement with
the Amalgamated company.
President Charles H. Meyer rec
ommends the establishment of
home for aged and infirm miners,
the expense to be met by percapita
tax, and will endeavor to interest the
members in proposition to invest
surplus funds Of the organization in
established mining properties.
A comprehensive campaignu of or
will be outlined in the an
nual address of President Meyer.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-11
TODAY IN CONGRESS-

Washington, July 11.-Senate: Con
vened at 10 a. m.
Senators Thornton. Lea and Reed
spoke on Lorimer election case, ,after
wrich Senator Lorimer began his
speech defending his right to his seat.
George B. Cortelyou, former rspub-
lican national committee chairman,
testified before campaign contribu-
tion investigating committee that ST.
100000 was raised by republican com
mittee in 1904 Roosevelt campaign.
House: Convened at noon.
Resumed consideration of CLAYTON
contempt bill.
Passed Clayton bill providing jury
trial of persons accused for in
direct contempt Of federal court. Re.
sy3aed consideration Of resolution n
cas-, ST JsAsse A,c4bald.
Bbp1fy affairs COMMITTEES favor
ably reported Pepper bill to increase
efficiency Of militia.
Democrats5tsree 10 caucus Friday
to name successor to late Senator
Grant Jackson.