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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15

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8ldnsten bic Gefhirre Der aupferars
better niGt f0ftlider, als Die uners
fhpingli1 tbeueren Geihmeibe in Der
goFe Der GolDi6mieoe? Der gaaar
Der seioeaitoffe Bel furbeni4iuerno
sSeftgepGnber In tduienbfoher Wtans
niqfaltieteit, uno toitbarer 5epptde
ais i'm gban Suleman Yaihe fpas
rem niht in ben ShaBtammern oes
gabif6ab in Stambul auf3ufinosn.
Sn ben 8arbierituben f6tmmerten 0le
Gpiegel nie aus gtlber getrieben. Die
3uterbdter boten Subigteiten uno
qepir3te IrGnt6en an. rRoiinenDaiz
fer! RoIinenpafer!" ihrie Elm 3rager
BON GrfriItungen, .2imonenIaft, Gts
monenIaft!" iibert0nte ibn fetn 8onz
furrent unD tIopperte nit ben W(e'z
iingtaFeH. 8 DurItiger, Spenbe, "
REF Der Dritte, unb rialifb bamatat"
- ,befGnfttqe oeine 6fpie1ermutter"
- fam Der 8ierte nit 8lumen oaber.
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ie!" DertiinDete Elm 8rOtoertdufer rib
menD feline nit SraubenIDrup Der'IBte
Buare. lleber Die Strabe 6sriber
lodte Elm 8dffssbaus nit tiihlen, halbz
buntlen 6aQen. Wtit getreu3ten Bel
nen iaBen bic 8GIte auf tleinen StiibI>
den, in 8ebdnten ber1unten ODER Do
mino Ipieleub, ne6en iih bic Duften0en
WuiierpFeiien. gtiht nett DaODn bate
Elm Snber iein Maga3tn uuf8e1Alogen.
gr pertaufte gliBernoe Qrm1pangen
aus Gtas. perIenihniire, PerImutter.
pert. Den Ruten in Mht." ihrie
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berunterritt unb iih mubfam Den Bec
| our6 oas Wenftengeptmmel bubnte
ben Riiten in 2tht!" ihrie Der 5reis
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| SeitenQu'ie berbeitrugen. Den Riis
den in 46t!" fIutte Elm aarapanens
fibrer unb i6Iug uuf Die a0pfe elmer
! 9ruppe ungeIentiger QanDleute Elm.
Inter ben aoitbarettten Des Utorz
oenlonoes fanb Iit fhon bdufiq
fhIe6te europdiIte Qrbeit, geihmat1
loTe oymitation, Die nur burh thre Bill
liotett perfinq. SIN 9rishenbQ3ar
1893 nah einem granos erIteut, porer
Daffen, IntiquitGter, Wiin3en, 9ems
men, fran30Iiiaen ooer oeutihen llr;
| iprungs (Solin9en) gu ftnoen. Del
9uhbaSor pies iogar porrpie9ent
btuti6e, 0Iterreihii6e oDer engIiin'
fEabritate auf. Sn ben Qdoeu bsi
| S6ubmoder hing nidt islten reber
ben rotben unb gelben S6nabeliduber
Der sinbeimii6en SnouItrie eIegdnte
| feline Barrier Wuure, fir ben Sureu
irgsno zines pafhas beitimmt.
8ieueiht lit es gut, oQB Der lest
tqrobe 8a3ar bes Grieuts perfhpunoel
| lit. gduihtpert iieht man anoertpdrti
genuq. Der aIte 9amas5ener ga3a
mar nod EDIT, in 3ebn Sabren pdre e
QleihfuQs 5almt geporoen.
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Esb Sort, ~. MAI.
Mebl.-3uluhr 44172 Bbls., g.rianot
3. .67l Bb(s. - Der Wartt mar beute fen
sprinq gatsut $685. 80, Binter straiqbts
s5.2O-5.35, gsinter gatents s5.45-5.60,
sprina clears $4.60--4.9O, @iuter grtrd,
no. j s4.30-4.50, so. 2 oo s4.1O-4.2oc.
Ranias gtraiabts SIS. 15-5.35.
Reaaenmsbl Bar bsuts rubia. aair
Bis aatts $5.0o--5.l0, Dolce bis ianep IS. Is
$40.
Buhpti,enmtht in Hau ,u $3.50
per loo Bfnnb fair big outes 1926
SIS, dolce bis ianen $500-J.2j.
Natsme5 1T Fetio. s.tuss p.is,s
unb atlbes 81 .80-1.s5, sEobss $l.75-I.s0
HiIrtrite s4.25.
8uhnet,en nomntn. Hmeriean 85c
arb Canadian 63e {. |. {. Sem lort.
Msaaen In ruhie. 30. @eitsrn 97e
BEL dntunft {. |. I. eufoo.
osrae ia rubia. RaI;9srits 120-I3Ot
{. I I. SaHdEo.
B.tse n.-3uFubr 5j4. 400 gu., g,rronot
I0G,242 eu. Marft 1T nluia. SO. Q rotber
nsu,r 1856 i'm etebator Rno 1886 Z. o. b.
fd1pimmeno. slc. Northern Duluth 12835t
(. o. B. ihpimmsnb.
9sIi hforn. 3uiubr 1880 g,rfoust
--- gu Hartt 1T roluta. Grport SO. 2
nrusr sstze i'm ei.Dator uao 8s)zs I. o. B.
{hpimmeno.
eaf.r.-3ufusr $500 gu., ssrianOt
IL, 1872 gu. Der Narft III itetil. Stauoaro
wtser 62lSc i'm Gltndtor, Ao. nstber 63c
20. 62t3s. 80. a 62Ht
Stu in taum ite ia.-grina 1906, 20. !
160c, ac. 2 i50c, 9o. 1856.
6ppfen ftetia.-- Stats 1911. oreiri
| rtr Bis doie. 40-52s; 1910. 45--47s; gaeiF,
goat 1911, Orosnarsr bis aotc. 40 - 44t,
| 1910, 40-42e.
Sdats Hns ftetia -- g.utra! americc
24iat. Hogotn 24lz--25 Ut.
2eper III fer. esuLos 25--27e.
psrt IN ietis. santlp sec. .5o-2l 90
fbort elsar $l9.25-20.5o, R,s s2o75-
2l.O1.
sect IN fsa gamila $500 - 1850
Nts si5.0o-l5.50, Beef. StltHt,n s2s. %
al 90, 8erpa9t f3.00-lS.5Q, etts egtra
5nbia Wt5 sl9. .00--I925.
| Gut Weafs ffuo f,tig. 9eposeIte Sci.
fies, 10 bis 1870. II - l2c, DO. Snul.
tern slS-s1e, DO. S6iu',n l2tl-la%t.
sbmai,ia len. Riobl, ss,a ,rimc
$40. .75-l0.s5; gaffnirt.r IN ictia Gouti
n.ni sll.3O. .. u. sl2OO gompounO III tie.
tip III 9-9i6.
/ W Va WEdtSs VtbhtA SAg Or8Ns SUNH'
trh 6t4 4-6Tt.
saumwo aem.u.o III isit. -
8rtma robes So 03--6l3, prima zoMmei
ssIbss s720-7.30.
| pstrsftu II tstil. Rifhnrtts
Rem Bort $500. S6tlastlp9ta uHesaItimort
| $50, DO. in 9ult s. o.
Bolle III rubig. DoasFit Gissce Sbio
27-28c.
6art IN rubia. StraiHeo, a.p0buli.
bic autss S6 50-6.s5.
srp.Hni IN ruhiq su 49i9e.
Rtts IN ftt Gtnbs miItr 5sa-53zs
pntna 6j4-6s4e.
Wotaifes fstia. Zen Orleans S5,r
| Fettls, autsr bis hpies, 35--jOc.
utsr.- Rsbsr IN Diaig. wussnsast
81 Get. 343s, Centrifugal % 5,it 3.92e,
ytoIaHes.3uitr SO fsH 3l7c RafFuirt,,
in rabia. Cat 9oof 5.y0e, gruib.o $500
Woule 81" S.45e. gub,, 5.35t. popssr.c
5.25e, srauulat.s 5lOt, Eiamouo ~
5.IOt, gonfeefionsrs ~" 4.95e, SO. 495
80. 24.9Ot, 30. s4@85s. 80. 4 4.8Oc, 30.
4.75, Re. . 4.7Ot, 40 ] Asst, 30. 8 4.6Os
70. 94.55e, 30. 10 4.50s, no II 4.45, SO
IL 4.s0t 90. Is 4.35s, 30. Ia 4.35c.
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sansgnieH.
etIs. esmss nns nttitn h gtlp nari.

stIb .cn eau nuree su 2s4--ag auss..
riehen.
primn a.fhaftspapi.rs BurbsH ;u ~
41SE bissontirt.
stsrtins erdanas N iittia. sidt
~ s4.S87s uns 80 5aas su *4s4--4.s41S.
Tunoes. 8 btta ationsu parsn tt.
tia nno Durbsn pit foIat auotitt
Der. Gtaatsn Rsfunbina 2% io03<-101A,
~ reaifrirtt n925) l14-114L, coupons
li4l4--ll5, 81 rsdiFtrtrir 102x--l0254,
eoupous l02tz-l0274, banana Coupons
2S 100L asb.
Aftttu - Tis anthrntitt soh.
len'attien Duroen bsute Hart asiaait uno
ipnreH Hart im grsiis. ndf abIauf Der srten
Stunee absr trat zine Rsnitiou elm, bic ieood
Hitit bon fauaer Tdutr mar. Geacu Shfub
iestt pisbsr eins notwithstanding siu nuo
ole Sdllnsnoiirunasn ftanbeu msitsns eipas
ubtr esnen bon stfteru.
aatattsHbe Rarfs Earoen bon ber Girma
srnin, Tanman & Co., 70. 22s - 232
nulHut GtraSe. berihttt:
GifsnbaHa.AfiifH. ctfIk.nnrfe.
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ol<t, Bellies II - l3t per pfunD. Beef Gar.
eab 10--1218t.
Wsbf unb 0strstbs.

eab 10--1216e.
Mebl unb 9etrttts.
Webl.-W Wsuts gSinter Dateat s5.25-5.5O
@inter aamep s4S5-5l0, Dinter SamiIp
A.25-4.50, Grtra s4.00-4.l0, orbinares
$s.60-4.0o. garter aSeisen aattnt $3.50
sos, bo. fagfn s4.S5--5.20oo. Gamilp a. 40
--4.50, ROgssnmsbi, nOroDstlid gemifbtss
a. 5000, retues Gttn s5.15--5.40, semii.
dtes s490--5.l5 Der Bbf.
sseisen.--Narit rubis une ftff 30.
rotber @iutsr 12s - 1856. no. bo. llb--
123t, so. 4 rotbtr 9S--l13t per Bu. 0er.auft
prrcsn: / Gar rother gSinter mad, probe gu
lose, Gar DO. su 1895, 3 Gars DO. no. 2
gu l25e. 500 Bu. DO. sa 1859 auf benz Ss!
@elfhforn.-Wartt ruhia u. Tiger. Ho.
tpsses s6--87e, 30. B fueib.s 84-S5 ~,
ao. ip.ibss S2-54e. 70. gtlbes 82lee e-S3 iSe,
no. 3 DO. 81 - S2e. 10. DO. rs ~ 80t,
no. Q 2atmiidt,s SO t&S -831st, no. 3 DO. 80la-
s2lae, So.4bo. 7s-80c, iusibss solbtnforu 30
s3c, atIbts DO. 82--s5t. aemifhttsb DO. so--a3t
per gu. gtriauft Durbtn: Gar iptises 70.
3 su s5i6c, Gar asIbss 30. 3 su 8174s, /
Gar asmiiates aoIbenlorn gu S3e nuf oem
6tIeiis.
Safer WarftlebhaFt nno Hetis. NO. eh.i.
Ser 80 - 60l2e, stnnbars Beiser 80. &.-60t,
30. = tpeibsl 59-59l<s, 20. peiser57 see,
30 gsmiid1tsr SO 11-59t, 80. 3 DO. 58-5816t,
30. be. 55---57e per Bu Btrfauft wuroen:
Gar aemifhttr 80. 2 III SOC, Gar ec. 80
~ 5815t, Gar DO. tu 5Si4t, 1 Gar Stan.
barb tpeibtr All 59tse. ] Gar DO. ,u 591lt, /
Gar tueiber SO. 2 IN Cox aui oem Geltifs.
Aoaatn.-- Wartt itetia. 90. 2 e3-sss.
10. 3 9l--95t. 20. 4s4-90e. gerfauft murosn
200 eH. no. 3 III g2c aui BEN Relsiie.
geritt. - no. gsinter si.i0-t.25, 9o.
8 95t-sl.io, 30. 4 so--95c. 20. 3 Sprina
sl.10-i.3e, ao. 4 6oe-sl.l0, Suttsrstra.
65-sOt.
@erHeumaI,. 5rdbia5tssrf. sl.45
Lac Der gu.
Bsrsleih d Der Setr,is.. .pr.if. NIT b.ri..
niatn am gIsihtu 1aa. oes boria.r Saarss
Wai Ia. 1919. Nai 13. 1911
Nei,en. no. rother .125e 95t
@slihfcrn. no. aemiittes 81, 56I5s
6nier, 30. asmifhtsr ntusr 80: &c
soaatn 20. 2 nsusr ..... 97e l15c
esu 30. 9imotbn =. 5000 s2300
gsbtsfn.
Ger sRartt mar H.tia. B.rsauFt nuro.a.
s75 abN. TiFiller's finifbes gooss auF
Der Safis bon s1.3s per gaaoa..
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GIeiiaeritiere 4.75-7.25, ouserIeiene bis
ertra 81 750--7.75, Seifers $4.O0--7. .15, aus.
erldene bic ertra 81 25-7 so, fanen 81. 60
7.75, aiibe $3.50 -- $50, auscrIefcne bis
.rtra $6.00--6.25, faueu - gauu.rs
S250--3.25, StOders uno Sesosrs s4.00--
625.
Bnlltn.- Bel nur mabiser 3ufubr mar
Der Wartt bsute itetig.
s4.85 - 5.75, fetts Euasn A.75 6.25.
Guas $3.50.
a lbsr.-- Eis aahfrass mar cine quite,
Die 3ufubr nur ndbtg nno Die Brstie tart.
Crbindrs uuo gros. So .50--750, fair bis
quite lsidtsS S6. .5o-7.75, srtra $500.
fdlber in ben Fommiifons. 5duiern. -
sautn 734e, prina bis auserlsiene 634-714t,
oreindre 4-5lat
wetue. - Tie 3ufubr BON Stpei.
nen mar nur m1sin unb bic Brciie infofos.
osfen itdrfer. 9eihte @srfnnbtiorten uub
E'rtsl fpar.n in siemlih gutter Nndfrage unb
ftetiq.
shtuer. stD.in. braht.u 50 O5-S 10,
ante bis auserftier. 8erba2uuqs. uno Flei>
iileriorteu s8O0-910. otmiitte grpa.
tunqsfortrn 81. .S5-s OO orbtudrt bis aus.
srlsfsne ihptrt f.ttt sdus S. O0--7 Is. trtrd
81 20-725, Staas Al. 90 - 500 leidlte ger'
iancfortsn s6.50-7 40. Scrtti bon 10 Bfb.
unS p.nirtr S. .O1-s.4O
Shafe 2dmmer. Die 3u'
fubr mar uur mdsiq, bic Aadfrdae cine qutt
uno Der Warft itnrt. Erijabrsldmmer fsbsr
um 75r--Sl 90 hohsr
5haie. - ertrd $500, aute Bis ans
| erltiene e4.60 - 490, protndre bis gut:
81 $3.50, 3abrIiuae $5. 25-625.
2dmm.r Grtra $3.50, CUTE BID
nnserl.ien. s7 00-7 40, oroiudrs biz cute
1925 - 675. Erihiabrs-eimmsr $3.50
| 1850 guls $3.50.
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ehicaas, Il. raj.
NEIL. Der Nartt mar ft.til. gsirt.r
gdtsuts "a. 1b--545, Straiabts $3.50. 10,
sprira paitntss5. .25-6.50, S.ralabts Sc. .O5
-s.3O 9atsrs 81 20-4.5O.
@stasu. Eiir Nlai ll63&-lIT1ie,
am Stlas ll7c far Guilt lil3z-ll3c. am
shlus 1l276e; fur September 10St1-IO7Lt,
am ShIub l07Lc; fur Tt3em5sr lO5L-
l077se am ealub 107s6t.
@tl lfhtern. adr Wai 79]%--
sOl5e, am ShluS S0t<e: farSuIi 767s-77lks !.
am shIus 77l6e; iarsspttmber 74L5-75tl Il,
am shlus 75lSe, flr December 637ss ss-e377Se,
am eaIus 63i4s
Saf.r. - sir Tai 55iS--J5stt. an
shIas Sc: fur 1ult 52tl - 5slse. ON
shtu5 52E,c fur September 43Ik-43sSe,
ain shlus 1885. iar6s.smbsr 441ss-a45Se,
am ShIus 44ass.
1ssaen.-9o. 2 a4&e.
9tr e. Gut, Sutttraerft so -- Soc,
quite bis hoic. WaI,a,ras 1l6--l27c.
flahsia aamtn. - 30. g @.
2i5tse. SO. u. %. 252c.
5imofhpia iaamsu. -sl,usr So 90
l2.00 per Gtntn.r.
aItsfa aamsH. $14.0o-29.0o Der
gsntH.r.
R.sport-1937l 1850 b.r e5l.- sar
Tsais ls.79b-l9 q. am ShIus sI9.25;
far3nlisl9. .3S-l9.47Ls. am shIus sl947LS:
fur September sl9.47R-l9. SOC, an shIui
1880.
. ShmaI,. - sl0S2iS per 100 gfune. -
slr Wiai l0.70-l0 72IS, ans ShIus $le.02 Is;
fir 5uIi SIC. 80 1892 am shIusslo92t
fir September sll oil .l26. am Sdlus
sll.l2k, fur Sttobsr l1.07K-ll.2o, am
an Stlus tl120.
Shsrt &ippsn II te n.-eofe so. 421&
rer 100 DfuHe Taf raj au
shlus slO.42t$; fir 5ui $40. .45-lo. 55,
am 5hlut tlO. So t,t far September sl0.621s
--l0.70. am shlab sl0.67R.
Sutter.-Wars, IN fstis. greamsriss
26--2gc, Darn 23--2Tc per Dfuns.
| aier. Ger Wartt III iietie. 6riiae 1871
--l8e PER TatsaS.
Adfs. - Nar.t IN Hetis. Cream Is -
| 15tec Der Yfnno.
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Metau Marft.

gcrt, H. Tai.
sian in tpiuia ,u s46 l5-48.60; supfsr 1T
minla: cate l6--l64s, glectbrolatit IN
1914 k-l6sxc, gaitns ~ l5ss- 1875. sGei
piIia sa s4.l0-4.20 Speltsr IL fsiis
IN 36.7S-6.85. eiitu mar tstia NO.
8smabra Nortbern ID tlb.25-l5.75, no. 3
eo. iu $i5.oo-l550, 70, Southeru uno
70. soufbern ioii "a si5.25-l5,75
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nehmiot iaqt, oaB er aonuerio.
tion iiber aIIes liebc" .,Tos mil
ld) gIaliben, er tDobnt 3lllamnen nit
feiner 6rau, Sdpieeerututter, etneIn
Gapagei uno etnein Fbc,lograpber."
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ehitanp. IA. Mlai 1912.

wiuhhi,h. - 8eeb.s SO 100. 20. Ssros
sti.r. s5. .75-7.60, neftIih. Stitrs S6 90
7.75, Stotcrs uns seeotrs 81 90. 10.
aah. uuo Sellers 81 90-785, adIbsr S.. 90
- 81. Warft itetia.
Shn,iu..-2tihtr ~ 30 7.80, as.
miiht. 1857 S7h, idwers 81 35-7. go,
rauhe s7.85-7.6o, 6srtd s5.0o-7.00.
Warft Sc b6bsr.
Shafsu edmm.r. Shd's: Sim
hsimiih. 81. .6O-7.5O. nstlih. 81 SO-7 so,
Sihrlind. ss 00-S .25. edmm.r Giuhstmt-
I'D. 81. .90-9 .25. .mstlite So $4,000. Rartt
lanaiam unb afanaeiu fttia.
3ufuhr. 4iHsbish $500 StT.trs
10000, shdit uno 2dmmsr 1900
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Wiebmdrfte.

ginsianati. IA Nai
snfuhr nne Sstlanet wdbrsnb Der oseaol.
isnfH "a Stunesn, o.rgliheu nit bsm oorber.
eshsneeu Gage parsn Dis foIst:
3nfaSr: R,abptsb SApein,. Saufs
sRai, 13 49,. lab 400 ll3
Mai. Ia -. 7l3 1850 lo4
Der Bsriaaot tstruJ in eerfslbea Belt
Raj. l3 -. l09 S0s
Raj. IL 42l 1907 -
ainb,ptsb. - 9tr Rartt mar ,ismlih
tsbbaft unb bic grttIt astie Sto6ers Gao
serbsrs pareu ebsHiaas i'm Ssgebr uno fstis
nj yreiis. - RiIhtabs perbsn niht bel et-
anft.
eassrs siisrs ss.25---7.75. aytrc 81 IS
-x25. iaass - c&isn s2.76-s.25,
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Bon, Welousartte.
str.tHn4ti. u. Mi. issa,

Die Mahfrnae mad TatfebtH mar beute
Nine uennsnsmsrtbe unD bie Nsihdftt i'm
Alsemsiutn rubia. Die 3insratsn Hno un.
tstdniert ssblieben. Tar!sbsn ycn eau purs
ben bon ben Banfen ~ ~ ausssIieben
unb 0eiAaftspapiers Az 8 - 81 cssfoniirt.
lie Waslsr platirten TarlsbeR .on eau gu
~ nno auf Brit su AZ.
sptGist aai sif,p Dsrl
parsn iiuis uno murbsn su pari stuifdsn
nanien psrfauit. Die &cunttrrais betrast
5Of Vrdmie per $1,000.
Msdiel aHf 0nrspa,
fino aetIa. Die fOIsentsn cmotirunsen fns
sonson, s aaa. sidt, A.s7yz per
e. 90 9aes siat s4.844 pet |;
paris, Gage siat, 5.12ia--5.l5 per 6rdnts
800 80 Rage eiAt, 5l7La--520 5rdnss Der
800; fiir Tsutfhlans 1ass Sidi, Marf
s6JSt so. so aass Si9t, 9i1Se.
Tosnmentdrh Bius auf eonSou ipHrbsn u
4.ssi@ nuf 9lasgou au 4.s3 uno auf esIfaf
10 4.s9H bsrfauft.
gnsbes- -rssisafisrtm.
rubis uae itetis. Die eantsn austiua Bis
ieist:
aintaai. Etrfauf.
~ Nonbs, 1925 gcup. .1l4 il4A
50 Tonbs, 1918 ....... .l02L lo2A
2g ponos, 1880. ...l0o5z I0iX
~ Hanonta ..........looA
GIsGins essis irmsats.
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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-11-14

be needed The most important step
in the preparation for the dressing is
that everything must be clean, boiled
and disinfected.. First the bandage
must be washed with hot water and
soap; then the finger nails must be
trimmed and cleaned and the bands
washed again in disinfectant of one
teaspoonful of lyscl, or any of the coal
tar products, to one pint of warm wa
ter. The edges of the wound should
be shaved clean Of all hair and loose
skin and flesh cut away, SO that there
will be no pockets to catch the drain
age. The wound should then be wash
ed with the disinfectant mentioned
above. After 1t is thoroughly clean,
1t is ready for sewing, if sewing is
necessary. First the wound should be
treated with a powder of boracic acid
and fannie acid, equal parts. This
should be applied daily. IL the wound
is discharging, then it should be wash
ed with clean warm water and CASTLE
soap. then syringed out with hydro
gen perodixe or solution of the dis
infectant mentioned above. Then APP
ply the busting powder
In all severe wounds, the patient
should be given clean dry stable so
that it can have absolute rest.
C. A LUEDER,
Instructor in Veterinary Science,
West Virginia University.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-11-14
MUST EDUCATE PEOPLE
IN MATTER OF GOOD ROADS.
Thomas Nelson Page Tells of Benefits
Of the Movement.

"Of all the material affairs Of the
country at present" says Thomas Mel
son Page, the author, "the improve
ment Of the public roads seems to me
the most important and farreaching.
Every improvement Of our roads is q
direct increase In the value of our
property and direct assistance toward
the Improvement. physically, morally
and mentally, Of our people. 1t is not
too much to say that In the southern
portion Of this country we are fifty
years behind at least a part of the
north In this matter Of roads, and we
are 200 years behind Europe, at least
that portion of Europe over which !
have Travelled, extending from the
northern flords Of Norway down to the
southernmost points of Italy and Spain.
"Our people need to be educated in
this matter Of good roads as much as
on any other matter In the world.
ut takes long time to establish a
new idea In the minds OF a great con-
servative population, but this new idea
is taking root among our people and
viii in time become established. The
new idea of farming is being introduce
ed, which is already increasing mate
rally the productivity Of the soil and
the knowledge Of our farming popula-
ton as to the value Of improved meth
DDS, and It Is as certain as any other
law Of nature that IN time the improve.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-11-14
NATURE CAUSES
WOUNDS 70 HEAL
Many Patent Preparations Sc
riousIy Retard Natures
Efforts
CLEANLINESS is ESSENTIAL
Every Farmer Should Keep Good
Syringe, CASTLE Soap, Hydro
gen Peroxide and a Good
Disinfectant.

The most common wounds that af
feet our stock are caused by snags In
the pasture, barb-wire fence cuts
burning of the fetlocks by ropes. etc.
These wounds are all of such a ma
ture that they may cause bleeding. the
edges may be rough and stand wide
open. which will leave a rough, I'm.
slightly scar when healed.
The beginning of the care and treat
ment of all wounds ia the most essen,
tial thing in getting the edges to unite
smoothly and heal rapidly. Nearly
all farmers have some special prepa.
ration which they think the only thing
that will heal wound, when in fact
this preparation is seriously injuriouf
and causes the patient great pain. In
spite OF this, nature overcomes thif
harsh treatment and causes the wound
to heal slowly and improperly. Still
the owner will insist that the medf
cine cured, when in fact, nature did 1t
After a severe wound or cut, there
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-11-14
BARNARD MANURE
IS VALUABLE
Much of the Value of Manure
IS Lost BY Leacaing when
in Open Yards
A TON IS WORTH $3.50
Manure Should BE Spread. While
Fresh, On the Fields or Kept
under Cover and Treated
With Phosphate Rock.

only within the last few years have
farmers given any attention to prop
erly caring .or manure and preventing
the enormous loss in throwing Il ont
of she barn under the ewes of the Roof
for two or three months and allowing
ali the soluble plant food to be washed
away. Even after this has been done
farmers know that 1t pays to haul and
spread this leached manure on their
land In ordinary mixed farm manure
IN which the soluble plant food has
not been allowed to leach out we have
fmnt 10 pounds of nitrogen, ~
pounds of phosphoric acid, and 8
pounds Of potash, being worth, when
sircfassd In the commercial COM
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-11-14

another metnoo is to take a reu uut
iron and scar or cook the flesh sur
rounding the bleeding vessels, ard
this will stop ire fow Of blood
The sewing and bandaging Of
wounds should only be done by pro
fessionals, because the stitches will
tear out in few days. due to the
movement of the. animal Bandaging
will cause the wound to heat and
sloughing will take place. These prac.
tees will cause the wound to heal
more slowly and cause worse scar
than if left alone and treated as here.
after mentioned. When the dressing
of the wound is absolutely necessary
and professional man can not be Sc
cured, common needle and ordinary
white cotton thread are all that will
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-11-14

ment Of the public roads will come.
The only question is whether we shall
allow this Improvement to be post
poned until our generation are all cad
ana buried or whether We SINH Dfins
this improvement in our own time and
get the benefits of it-whether we
shall use our knowledge and our OPP
portunities to give to the rising gen
Grafton throughout the country the
benefits which come directly from a
great system of good roads opening the
way to enlightenment and comfort of
all kinds or whether we shall leave
them to suffer from the want Of such
system and possibly even from the
want of knowledge that such improve
ment Is essential"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-11-14
ROAD WORK HINTS.

~
8ad roads isass sssfi sfiSd ana
convicted of highway robbery.
Wake up and realize the cost to
you of bad roads.
Every road built adds value to
the whole country.
Proper drainage will imme-
diately improve the condition Of
earth roads.
No one will ever be able to cal
culate the loss to the farmers
from bad roads.
Bad roads have much to do
with the high cost of living.
Don't try to check the good
roads fever.
A combination of holes, mud
and ruts is an expensive posses
sion.
We should devote some thought
! to preservation as we'll as con-
struction and to drainage as
we'll as surfacing.
The chief cause of the bottom
less condition of roads is the lack
of proper drainage.
Never under any circum-
stances place sod, roots, organic
material or wornout dust or mud
on the surface Of a road.
Bad roads make any kind Of
transportation difficult, unpIeas-
ant and wasteful of time and
labor.
The "penny wise, pound fool
ish" policy will no longer be toll
Grated by the people, for they
want good roads and plenty Of
them.