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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Cine fir 8 Bio bodit ptdtigs
@ntideioung bat Das Sberbunoesge
riht in Sahsn Der 2ouisptlle &c Naihs
bile S1bn ubgseeben. is bonoelte
Fh oarum, OBJ oie Stabt Cincinnati
oas Reht bate, bic oFfeutlihe Werfte
an Die oenannte gabu obsutreten, mas,
nsbsubei geIagt, nidt bGtte geI6e6en
iollen, audi penn oas Reht beiidnnsn
latte. Die 9egner Der abtretung bat
ten gelteno asmacht, bab bic noroDelt>
| lt6e Sroinan5 BON 1887 oos nihi ges
Hattie. 0as 9eriht bat NUN entI6iss
ben, ouB oieIs Sroinan5 Die 9olmud.
len Der 2eeislatur nitt hfhrdnfe.
Gis geoeutune oieisr Gntiheioung
lieot oarin, odb unfsr oberIter Sc.
rihtsbof por aur3em entihieoen bate.
oaB ntdt bios pie 2egisldtur, ipnoeru
aud oos asIammte 8olt bon Ohio tein
Re6t babe, 8srfiigungen 81 treffen,
lpslhe bieisr SrOinans pioeripre6en.
Nas bat gu Der 9sfirhturs anIdb sts
aeb.n, bab Die parugrapbeu betrsfFs
Snitiotipe unp Referenoum iopie be-
treffs ipnftigsr Reformen auf GrunO
ter Sroinons fir nul uno nihtig er@
tldrt tperoen tOnnten. Wenn Die Gnts
| jheibuneeu bes Sberbunbssoerid!s
III bisier 6iniitt audi ritt fir unIer
pberItss StuotstribunaI binbeno iino,
| 10 if bod iehr piel esponneu, tpsnn
BON benz obsritsn tribunal Der Ration
oeiaQt rpirb, Dab bic Qniidt niht itihs
BALTIC iit, lppnuh bds Bolt BON Obio
lqespunesn lit, feline Ronititutipn oieisr
Sroinan3 au3upaiien, reIp. ale Der
FaHunssparagrapbsr, reIhe nit DER
iSroinan3 ni6t iibereinitimmsn, ungiiI.
itis iino.
uebcr 0ie Groinan3 ieIbit baben mir
,rit tirsIih uns oss RGbsrsn osrbre!'
tet, 70 baB mir uns nit elmer fliifti@
gen Retopitulotipn beonuosn. 2t.s
cer 9oIteritrom iih in Die orobs nutio'
male Domaine er1DB, bic u0roIit pom
Sbio Iih bon Der gDeft9rsn3e BON
qsnnipIDonien biz gum 6fIihen lIf:r
bes Wif1iIfippi eritrette, lag Die Rothz
tpenbigteit DOR, oaisIbIt cine 5erritos
al.Rsei.rung gu ituffsH, 0us &C.
itob ourh Elm gunose s9sFeB.
.ps;6ss ala bic SroiEorq ncu
1887 betannt lit. Sisi. itrieb his
GsbireunasR DOT, untsr pelhen aus
hisT,m 8sbists Staoter asituFfen tpsr
ben tonnten. Dor 4ursem bat nun
unier Staatsobsrssriht sntItisosn.
hdb bas 9sIss. tpelhss gsratsn un6
6ebammsn porIdrsibt. ge6urt.n amt
!ih an3umeloen. rpobl niht gsssn Die
@erfaTung Derftobs. Qbsr gesen Die
Crbinun8 ppn 1877, pomit dsiagt
mar. oaB bus @oIt pon Ohio Bis in
alle GDiotsit an bisie Srbiuuns Qsz
lunben lei. 0ir hab.n aur 3eit ,nt-
ihisoen Stellurg gsgsn biefe 2lniitt
oeuommsn uno es aepdhrt uns groBe
gefrisoigune. odrin pom oberIten SRI
bunal oss 2anoes beitGtiat su rptrb:u.
QBus bic proasbTuhe I.lbIt bstrifft,
10 bat bas Sbsrbunbssgsridt nod
rift befiritip entihisoen, oh bie NJ
tretun9 Der offsntliten Qnnouno IN
Die 8. &c y. gabn gu Rsft .rfOlst 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20
Sic Hesuliruns Der @aar.n.
preiis.

unpsrtennbdr ordnqt iih ois Reous
Iitung Der Waurenprsiie als ods
Qr0bte alIer moosrnen probIeme auf,
ia Die qun3s Wslt unter Dem Ihperen
lle6el lsibet, pnb bic @intiinfts Der oro-
zen WaiIen sur Geitreituno Der Gp.
iten bss 9oie;ns ni6t uusreihen, NEIL
GeBtere in iolhem WaBe ssitiessn Fno
rnb nod fpeiter iteieen, oab teins WDs.
iidteit porhdnben lit, burh 2obner5o.
6ungsn bas g!ei69epitt i'm tdqltdeu
6ausbalt ber3uitelen. 5hatfdhlih
fd: iih gsasigt, bab 2ohnsrbOhungsn
5rr 9eridiimmerune beitragsn, oa Tie,
nis bas nidt ousblsiben fam, su ben
6erftelunos- uno 9ertaufstoiten aes
ihlagen tperDsn. 9ennu6 beitsbt ore
2fIfeabe oartn, bic apiten bss llnters
balts gu Derringern. Sorpsit 8emiis
hanesn in bieier Rintunq erfpIat iino,
gebsn ite bon Der 4uiitt aus, baB es
Ger Iberipuhernoe Hapttalismus lit,
Der ben Menifeu bas Tai.in err
itipsrt. 9i.ie Qniiht lisat audi bem
MiHneiutaer Geies gu @runbs, peihsE
qerion.n, sSirmen ooer aorpprationen
perbietet, fir Wlilh. Habm pbsr guse
tsrfett in elmer aotalitdt msbr Su BE-
5ablen, als in elmer anoeren, ptnn rer
Gerfauf gu 5abritations3peden er.
Tolst. Das Gefet entitano auf Grunt
Der Beobohtuns, paB Dos aapital iif
auf bieies 6onbelssebies besab unb biz
Acnfurren5 I'm 4ntauf beg WaterinIs
ano TN Deriuuf esr MnareH per.
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1etcfttp 8mrns
Stattete seitern Sem Nctbbanie ei'I
nen ldngeren geind) ab.

Deitttipe Wi[liam ). Burns, Der
Durh feine perfhiebenen eroben Inter
fuhungen in Can 5runciseo uno IN
Berbinoung nit ben 8pnamitpsrbrts
den i'm gan3en 2anbs gu elmer natios
ndlen Beriibntbeit geipprben lit, ipsilts
seitern Nahmittas msbrsre Stunoen
i'm Ratbboiiie.
Gein @eiuh peruriahte ielbitrebeno
cine selinbe Mufreguna, unb es purben
allsrbano 0ermutbunsen aufgelteIlt,
tpeIhe 3tpeds ipobI nit bieiem geiut
Dsrbunoen ipdren, beionoers oa Burns
tine iebr ldnae unterrebung mitWtanor
punt bate. Burns ipie Der WtaDor pers
iiherten jeood. pab Is iin einsig uno
allsin um einen frsunoihdftlihen ges
fuh bonoeIie. sd bin mad Cincinnati
9etommen," iugte Burns. vum rleinen
ihfperironten 5reunb, Den gunoesgss
beimbedmten Waihael golan, 5u be'us
fen uno ba ih sinn,ol bier mar. tcnn'
te ih nit1t umbin, Dem Wldpor einsn
8eiuh absnitatien, oenn ih bdIte IRA
nor 6unt fir einen Der beften girssrs
meiIter i'm ean3en Sanos. RAD msinsr
Initdt bat nas 2ann iibsrhaupt nur
sipei quite giirsermeiiier. Monor 5unt
BON bier unb Wapor Rupoiph gIonz
ienburg bon pbilabelpbin."
Wapor 5uni bemertts: .gs ipur
ptiier nidts aIs elm freunoIhdftliher
gs'uh. Burns fteint mid isbr gerns
su haben unb fam nur nah oem Rath'
bauie, Inn Gin Stiinod,en nit mir 5u
perploubern.1
Burns befuhte i'm 1orbsissheu aud
nod Sihsrbeitsoire.tor Cab uHo ben
Superintenbsntsn oes Wufierpertss
Tspartsments galbpin, einen lang
i6hriosn syrsunn. uno bemertte oann,
bab er beute nah South 8eno. Sno..
reiisn fperoe, no er bel .insm 9untstt
bes ,anife ano Jort Clubs" cine Rsos
balten miife.
Der Ttte.tin mar jehr mittheiliam
unb ipra6 iibtr Die llnteriuhung in
Gan Jraucisco, nobel .r mit ieintn'
llntuilIen iiber bic parolirung Ruef :
obipIut nitt suriidhielt Nuh iibsr
gcmp.rs ipra9 sr iif frei uno often
ous. Gr bsmsrtts: .Wie ih aus ben
3eitunsen sr'ehe. bat iih Strr 0oms
pers in 4nbetrdft Der 9hatiohs,
bub sr niht in gerbiHounq nit ben
9Dnamitiranspnr.sn In Mntlaessus
itono perTest tpurbs, ein llnihuIbss
3eucuib ausst'tslli. Riemano bal
BERN gompsrs befhuIbist. an ben
Tnnamii.ransport.n betbei!isi gene
Zen su i,in.
9obineeesn bat er INNER nod niht
eepifIs Irdaen beantiportet, bic it
an ihn eeitsllt babe. Gr bot 3umgeis
ipsI bsbaupt.t, bob ,r .sins aenntnib
BON Der Shulb Der 0sbriioer RcWa.
mara Dor BEN BON bieien obs.I.gien
0siidubnib ssbobt babe, aber ais i'd
ion erIuhte. bisi.s ourt Gib au be-
triftiasn, blisb sr mir Die autiport
fdalbie.
Sd bin Elm sniihi.otr.r gefiiriDors
ter Der orqaniiirtsn arbsiter. ba m.is
ner 4niid3t nod eins btrdriige Sraas
nifation i'm Sntsrsfs Der 4rbeitsr nbs
foiut noibtrsncis III, ubsr bisje Or
sonifation nub auf abiolut aeI.sliher
Grnnbiase rubin unb onrf iih nur ses
ieslitxr Meiboben sur Grrsihuue
itrsr 3i.Ie b.oRrsn. Ti. Jiihrer
miibsen iiber iebtpebem 8,rood,t err
bnbtn isin unb ritt 2sui., bic iif
esissnibriger Sarolunetn su Shul.
ben tommsn Iai'eu. Teror.iee 5iibre,
fcilt.n i'm Sn.rsF. Der 4rbeiierftnfI
mcelihFi ihnsa aus ben Srsanifaiio'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Bin6ots grtIGrung, b1B
sr Ga 5olette nitt mshr fir Die prd-
iiosntihaft unterItiiBen t0nne, berubt
nidt bios auf bem pbpiii6en Grunoe.
RAP Ga SoQstte osn QnItrengungsn ei.
nss 8dbltumpfes niht oepudIen lit,
Ionoern auf Der nod beoeutunsspole
lsrsn llrIafs, bab Die 5prtIaritt.er
nit Ga 6oQette nitt iibereinitimmsn.
Worin oieIe Weinungsperi hieoenhsit
beitebt, tpiro RpoIepelt i'm 2aufs Die.
Ter Dphe Dor Der 9erfuHurgssaous
pention unfsres Stuutes oarlegen. gs
ut ihpcr 81 erratten, mas Sl
Folstte oen 5ortIhrittler uuunnehm.
bar maht. Wlau fam nur an bic 3nei
lrIa6en oentsn: griten5, oab %
sFoQstte Die Sprengunq aqer 1rufts
psrlunet, pGfreno Rooiebelt bic 2esd.
liiirunQ Der 5ruits unter gepihen
QoriihtsmaBreoeln befiirnortet uno
spsitens, ooB ga 5olettes StsQung
gum 5arif, ipe3ieQ feline getdmpfun3
Res canaoiihen 9ertrags unanosne6nl
tcrubrt bat. IS pGre beionesrs be-
frieDiqsno, fpenn Die lssters anii6t saz
trdfe uno Rpoiepelt iih often unb srer.
cid fir cine Rsformirung res 5arVs
trtldrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20
NsrremEsnus n bes Giaeinnati fiessr'
trans.

Die Mitslitber Dts Gineinnatitr
niebsriron5 riiiten ii4 sn Der am ndds
iftn Gom(tns Mben0 In WeiDels Dale
iiatifinDtnbsn RarreHiibnnl iDelte
b56ii intsrtHant 81 tptrben peripriht.
Ger sleiuk Rotb III <ifrie an Der Nre
btit. um sin rtMt baImorpoII<s Pros
eraWm jnlammtnjuftnsn.
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eiberai Sasrrifder ilnter. .gsrsia.

Der pikrai-HaNrilte llntsritiiss
ungs.gsrein belt eeitern Abtnp in
EnG's 6olIe. an Der Glber Gtrabt.
lfigf t1ibmonutlit< Dsrlammluna nb.
pr6foent 1oiob 1lid fiibrts Dtn Nors
Iit unb nn Gtsfs Des ourh Qtaniteil
am Grfh<izen perhinosrten GesrtlGts
0eorse ). 3ifi prototp1irtt 9err Gbris
@tinn God1. IN pier frdnft Wit8liss
bsr spurbe b0s Ibli6e RrnnsengelD i'm
Delnmmibslrase BON $24 unsepitisn
Mls neueS Weitelieb ipurbe 9srr Ar.
thur 6sIp aufofnOmmtH. Jm iibriesr
eelanettn nus &cptiresfi4 4dfs< sur Gr'
lebs9nns.
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Die 3ruIts in Robitcffsn brin-
cen ben altsn Sniff in 2tnpenouHg,
paB, ipbalo i'm 5auie cine gilI CUR
Serabiebuna Der 3Due fir lire Wae.
rem puiiirt, lie einen prsisitur5 berbeiz
fEbren. 0as if cine arbsit pon flint
Rinuten. Die 0ertaufss4ge genturen
perben tsIssrapbiih uufgeforoert. ben
9reis berabsuisBen uno iObaEo oas
gei9eben lit, erfdeinsn Die 8ertrstsr
bes 5ruits nit tbrdnenoen augeu ppr
oem Senotsz8ommittss, I'm ibm Gil
srsdblen. ipie Die 3oQsrmGBigung bic
Snbuitris gu 9runos rittet. Sobalo
ter alte sou pieoer bergeiteut 1T,
ihneQen Die Breiie rpieoer in Die Soae.
DieYer 8niff tit ourh lungsu 9ebrauf)
nod etpas gu iebr ubgenuBt, als DAB
sr nod Die bisbsrige Birtung baben
ipllte.
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am Hifhk atbIisben.

Ghaufpielerin tsur ADlsein)
.6iibfh 1T bie Heut. pas mub ib,
Der Jteib laHen. Dieie iDnnbsrbu,
ieuHtenben 4usen!1
Sic ion bamit iosnr unferm Di'
Lrettor idon heimgelen6tet bobsH.1
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Sieuitas, oen 20. Se6ruar 1912.
Ssbt pirb QferoefIeii d

SEPT pirb 9ferbefIeii6 d
oils Rittel asesn Die Stpinbiuht an
espanot. 0ieie melOung erinnert an
ME 2lnIi6ten oss SaIsnfer Gbtrurgen
gpltmann uber bic 8lutzS zSransfuiion,
pon Der sr iagte, ouB oaau orst S6afe
uptblpenoig isien: 8as S6of BEN
las gIut abes3apft miro; oas SHaf
rslhes oos 8lut einipribt, uno oas
Chaf, has IS iit1 einIpriben ldBt.
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Sn Dubuqus Soma, fol man
faOu isit 81 5abrsn oas pidtige
groblem oeiDit baben, tpie Das publi.
fun nor ben Grpr.Hungsn Der 3pis
idenbdubler in Rdhrungsmitteln BE-.
IhiiBt tperoeu tann. s5eBt aber 1T bic
alssmsiue 4ufmerifamtsit anf siHs
perglei6enps Iabelle eelsntt tporosn,
RE ben untsridieo 3pii6en ben in
Tubaque uno anberen Stdbten Der
llnion obipaitenbsn Breiie fir gab=
runasmittel ansibt uHo er foa Ie6r be-
neutero Isin. Die SabelIe bat benl
Trdffoenten Gait 10 gut eefaIlsn, oab
Il bic Mdrttbeboroen pDn Dubuque
nit einem @ratulationsibreiben beebrt
fnf. GoDeit mir aus ben fraemeHta<
rifhen Jarfteaunaen .rfeben t6nnen,
niirbs bas grpBe 6ebeimniB in eintHl
taafifen Dffentlihen Marft beitehen.
tpelder unter ftrengfter aufIid)t be-
ireffs Der GuaIitai Der feilg,bOiensil
Waaren itebt. Die GARNER iommsu
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4n bic SteIIe bes perTtorbe
nen Rihters 6arIan i'm Sberbunbess
aeriht lit bonn prdi5osutsn WabIpn
Qitnsn, Elm Retp oSerIeper Rihter, boz
fsbdItIi6 ieinsr geitdtigune burd ben
Senat, berufen poroen. Dem 8erhal.
len oes prdiibenten in bieier 4ngsle.
renhett bat man in ipeiten 8pltstreIiin
nit GROCER Spunnung entgesengeiehsn
soarIan mar Der entIhieoenite unG
lauthiqIte @ertrtter Der 9oltsrehte
i'm Sberbunoesoeritt unD pespsgsn
BEN Stanopdttern elm Dorm i'm 4uge,
.<a 5olqs Defer fparen Die fortI6rit;'
l3tsn RepubIitaner bsgisris 81
sciahrsn, men Der 9rdiioent 1ls
4ahfOlQer aussriebsu piiroe. Seins
erite @dh mar Der gunbesridtsr boet
ppn QrtunIas, er lisB i'm uber fallen,
Hatpem cine 4n3ah Qroteite tpsgeu
DeiIsn 9orIisbe fir Die 0fTertliten
Qorporationen singsreiht ipprben ipu-
rfn. Seine ndhIte Wahl mar Der Sc:
trstdr oes ,Snnsrn, 6err Nagel. Ces
cen 0ieTen erboben bic Qrbeiters unip'
rsn groteIt, neil er bic ginnaHos.
rungsgeisbe nidt ftrsng genug hures
fobe, Elm 8ornurf, her sntgs9engsIes.
Ter @rt rihtigsr lautsn piirbs. Set:
bat Der grdIibsnt iih psfinitip fir
Vitnep entihieoen. 9isIer bat bas ne
octiDe @sroisnit. oaB man ibm nthts
llnginItiges nahiagen taRn. 2luf fsis
ren Foa aber fam man ibtn Das
3eugniB ausitelIsn, oaB sr iih nls
Mertreter Der golfsrehte berpproetban
Edtte, pie Sarlan.
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third strand In (x). Bring strand (c)
down past this strand and then uD
under the strand in the same as In
the short splice.
Now splice the three strands (a),
tb) and (c) down the main rope the
same direction taken by (a) and (b).
Each loose strand should now be un.
der one strand for the main rope. No
two should be under the same strand
and no two should come out from be.
tween the same two strands.
The end.splice is used as a perma.
nent fastening In the end OF rope to
prevent 1t from raveling. The crown
should always be used In starting the
end splice.
To make the crown the strands are
first untwisted about six inches, then
one OF the strands Is doubled to the
right and laid between the other two
strands. tSee crown. Fig. al. Then
the next strand. (b) around the rope
to the right Is brought down across
the loop and held along the main rope.
Then the third strand (c) is passed
down through the loop made by (a).
'See crown. Fig. q. II all has been
done correctly the crown now appears
as shown in the Illustration.
End.splice. Fig. |, Now draw the
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particular attention. These three
spaces connect together freely, being
simply marked off with colonnades
The ceiling all the way through in this
house is divided into square panels
by means of wood beams. and the de.
sign for the columned doorways works
In exactly with the paneled ceiling de-
sign.
In this way useable living apart.
ment is secured u feet wide by "a
feet long, usually spacious for a cot.
tage Of this size. Divided up the way
1t Is. this room, or, rather. group OF
rooms, loses nothing Of coziness or
comfort.
The kitchen is arranged convenient.
ly to the dining room and Is nicely fit.
ted up with built-in cases and cup.
boards. The bedrooms are convenient.
ly located and yet provide more pri'
vacy than is had in most bungalows.
The general outline Of this bunga.
low is very nearly square, being IS
feet in width and SO feet 6 inches in
length, not including the porch. Us.
Ing first class materials throughout. II
should not cost more than s2.S00.
The perspective drawing herewith
shows this bungalow finished with
cement plaster. This is very popu
lar exterior coating for buildings OF
this kind at the present time. The
cement plaster is applied either over
wood lath, metal lath or plaster-board
and forms durable. warm and wealth
erproof exterior
For those who prefer it, an exterior
finish Of shingles. beveled siding. drop
siding or rough boards could be very
easily substituted In its place.
Altogether, this will be found an ex'
tremely desirable model for those
wishing to build an attractive little
house of this kind this season.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-26
DESTROYS MANY
HELPFUL INSECTS
In Short Life Of Quail Bird viii
Oevour Many Bugs and
Weed Seeds.

The natural life OF n quail Is about
ten years. so that each OF these birds
may be supposed to eat during It's life.
time 100000 insects and 10000 200
weed seeds Yet. there are thousands
Of men who delight to 90 out In the
fall and kill every quail they can find!
A dead quail Is worth In the market
possibly 81. A man may eat II In a
few minutes and forget It. What n
shameful ending for 80 faithful and 30
valuable n friend OF mankind!
A few years ago there were millions
Of quails all over the southern middle
and eastern states. To-day they are al.
most extinct everywhere.
A pair OF Bob Whites In domestica.
tIon have produced 100 eggs In sea.
son. Five hens laid an average OF 65
eggs apiece.
To hold the insects In check and TO
destroy the weed seeds We need to
have our gardens. fields. pastures and
roadsides literally alive with these
useful birds.
A priarie chicken killed In n cotton
field In Texas had In It's stomach the
remains OF over 400 cotton boil wee.
wills.
a few years ago there were millions
Of prairie chickens In all the prairie
states. Today they are absolutely OK.
tlnct in several states and on the
verge OF their finish In all the others
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-26
Calumet Ends bad Luck"

Remember when you were n youngster.
what a trial baking day was? II Moth
er was lucky, everything went nnely-but
II she had bad luck" her cakes and her
pies and her bread were failures. Her
success in baking seemed TO depend al
most altogether on Tuck"
Nowadays there's no such thing rs
baking luck At least, not In the kItch-
ems Of the up-to-date cooks. Simply be-
cause Calumet Baking Powder has
smashed that old n,ae idea 1t has made
baking sure OF sucr~As II has made in
experienced cooks abi- 20 bake perfect
~, ana day after day II is saving hun
dreds OF dollars worth OF time and ma
terials by doing away with costly failures.
calumet Baking Powder Is the purest
baking powder madc-and guaranteed not
only to be pure. but to stay pure In the
can and In the baking. Calumet has
twice been officially judged the best bak-
Ing powder made-recciving the highest
awards at the Worlds Pure Food Expo
sitions In Chicago $500 and In Paris
lolg. ADV.
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PROVIDING NESTS
FOR The PULLETS
Habit Of Egg Eating Often
Formed in the Flock by Lack
of Ample Room.

AS the pullet begins laying, more
nests will be needed and 1t Is very
important that plenty OF nests should
be provided 80 there will be no quar-
reling over them.
The vice Of egg eating Is often
started In the flock because the hens
are fighting over the nests. break the
eggs and find out that they are good
to eat. Soft shelled eggs and feeding
egg shells without crushing them will
also teach the hens to eat eggs. When
one learns. It doesn't take long for
the whole flock to get the habit. and
then there Is trouble indeed.
Soft shelled eggs should be guarded
against by feeding the hens plenty OF
clover and keeping them well supplied
with oyster shell and green cut bone,
Whenever you catch hen In the
act Of eating an egg. better send her
to market or cut off her head At
once. SO far as my experience goes.
It Is the only sure cure.
Some people advise cutting the bill
down to the quick. filling egg shells
with red pepper. etc, but this is a
great deal OF trouble and cruelty. and
have never known 1t to cure. Pre-.
vention is much the better way.
Supply the hens with plenty OF
nests. guard against soft shells. never
throw egg shells out without crushing
them. and gather the eggs often.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-26

NJ William A. Radford will answer
geeeeenA and give advice FREE OF
on all subjects pertaining to the
eqnJece of building. for the readers of this
pepe On account OF his wide experience
- EDITOR, Author and Manufacturer. he
u without doubt. the highest authority
man these subjects. Address all inquiries
. Wlham A. Rsdford No. lis West
Jackson Boulevard. Chicago, H.. and only
saeSoee two-cent stamp for reply.
Hh4 extreme popularity OF the bung.
alowseeyle OF architecture for suburb.
an homes and summer cottages at.
tt1ete renewed attention to 1t each
seeeoa. The combined elements OF pic.
tnrelQpeness, comfort and conve-
nie1ee serve to make this type Of
hoqpe building more and more attrac-
Hys.
4ns word bungalow Is variously
ueedSto designate rustic camps, one
story seaside cottages, low. broad one
'eeoyy yfstructures and also two story
Aeeeoe In broad extended lines with a
AN2pitch to the roof. With all Of
,eeeeegs wide overhanging to the roof
~ apfominent feature. This protects
thesdde walls from rain and sun and
tmakos for GOODNESS.
4ere Is something about the bung.
49, that Is wonderfully taking with
~ builders. and 1t must be that It.
- than any other type Of dwelling,
& nonizes best with ordinary outdoor
5oundings. set back away from the
preferably on knoll or slight
o of ground. and set of with few
u.s. and shrubs. nothing can be more
asing than the low. broad eaved,
70 verandaed bungalow, with its
nelike air Of comfort: 1t is a per.
NAL and standing invitation to hos.
!: ltality.
While the general idea may be the
pe. the plan OF bungalow Is capa-
Ne OF many notifications and changes
10 suit special needs. In fact, the in.
eenuity Of the skilled architect, max
ing a specially Of the designing OF
small houses and bungalows, is test.
eq by the variety and excellences of
hs bungalow plans. Builders will
ten you that all cottages are just
Nike; they are. but bungalows are apt
70 be different. In the hands Of a
skilled designer each one can be given
distinctive features both In outward
appearnce and In the arrangement
and disposition Of the space inside to
meet the special needs Of any family.
With bungalow man has no need
to fear that his house will be Just the
lSsame as all his neighbors.
' This Is Of more real Importance
than is sometimes thought; for. II a
house is ever to be sold to advantage,
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-26

at the back on one side only-or laces
and soft materials are swathed around
one hip or one side OF the bodice and
not the other.
Thus has evolved the idea OF the
odd eye, and now women are using
belladonna to make one eye larger
and brighter in appearance that the
other. A woman who has adopted the
odd eye" fashion recently stated thai
pit Is supposed to farc!nate men who
are known to like anything unusual.
English women are dropping bella.
donna Into one eye. but coloring mat.
ter Is sold In Paris which enables ,
woman to have Persian pussy cat or
rabbit eyes. such as pink and a blue
or brown and yellow. as the fancy OF
the gown they are to wear sugpests
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rectly. very smooth splice Gig. 81
will be the result.
To make the eye splice. untwist the
strancs at one end Of the rope about
six inches. Then double the rope to
the size Of the "eye" desired. Arrange
the strands as (a). (b) and (c) on the
main rope (x), Fig. l. Let the mid.
die strand (a) lie along the main rope
(x). Now. holding the loop In the
left hand, raise one Of the strands In
(x) on the side nearest (a). Push (a)
through. under the strand which has
been raised (see Fig. 2) Now. put
strand (b) under the next strand be.
yond the one which (a) is under Fig.
3. Next, turn the rope back. raise the
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-26
Starting In Good Shape.

Charles J. O'Connor. a Chicago at
torney. told the following story at q
recent dinner given by the borrowed
Time club"
AN old gentleman who had jus,
passed the three score and ten mark
met a friend who was still spry a,
100 years Of age.
"'Well. Uncle Jim. how long do
you expect to liver asked the sep.
tuagenarian.
"'Oh. don't know was the an.
swer.
well, you don't expect to live an.
other hundred years. do you?
THE old man scratched his head re.
Hectively and said: 7 don't know as
to that. I'm starting on my second
hundred a good deal more pert and
clipper than did on my first"