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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-22
3nr @intersseit.

I'm tranten Serb, sur Winters8eit,
tEiten 5uiammen, mir Beioen;
gana Walter BON ber 8pgeI,petb',
Gin 9ihter alter 3eiten.
Aud lest 1T mod nm tranten Sern,
gns gr5fte @Iiif 81 finben;
@ent bort Elm frfeblth 9ppS beidbeert,
Ger iuirb bies serite fiinoen.
an upbliaem BeiiamMenieit,
9erqeht raid Stunbf UNI Stnnoe;
Sci miIb ~gebdmpftem Gampenifetr,
Neht leidt has @ort pom W2unne.
limb mai beipriht, mas in Der Welt.
cid alles 5ngetragen;
limb tuie bic Nebe bant 10 fault,
Weik ieoer mas 81 iagen.
gp faraen i'm 0eiprad jinsit mir,
9luf giere aud 81 reben;
SM fpbte iebr has 2pneS Bter.
Senu, bics III snt fir jeben.
flub alc itinrmten therein,
SaB wabr iei, iuas i'd fags;
iluS bab tein Wier 70 tart nnn rein
gYie btes - iei nufer Grage.
Drum iehet i6r aud tets bet mir,
WpM ~tcmperiert sum Erinfeit;
Tas unnberbnre 2pne Star Utef'
an ben Hpfalen bltnteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-22

Seute lit W%aibington's DE.
burtstag, elmer unierer geieblidlen
5eiertoge. Die Shulen iino geiflol-
len, Die 9onten, Die offentlifen
Dfficeu, aud einige 5abrifetabliiie,
ments ebenfaas. i'm llebriger merit
MAJ, bon benz SeIttag nihts.
81. q. Mouniep, Der gorliben
Be bes europdifden Gpnoifats oas
Sic San Mntonip, Modport & Wert'
10 Balm bauen min, iagt, bic arbeI-
ten tuiiroen nift ipnter ols I'M
Q[pri[ Beginner.
Montag abenb fano I'M q.
soiepb's 9erein cine @inotborlf.
Seier itatt. Bel Der 6err 3. Sdfpeg'
,on,a cine ldngere porfrefflite Sc
oGhtnisreoe auf M~inofbcrit belt
Der ct. Soiepb's gerein befino'i
[id IN lebr siinitigen ge~rbdltniilen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-22

iein pertppaes 9eiistum an BET
gde Der SitG Commerce uno Der ct.
Soiepb's Str. lit iest poaig lduloen-
fret.
- emilio 8asqrea Woine5 leioet
an elmer itarfen grfaltung uno 1T
ee5nungen, bas 3ilnmer 81 bitten.
Sn elmer geriammlung Der
9ireftoreu Der nelten Chamber OF
Commerce puroen &omites ernannt,
Sic Subifriptipnen fir ben Helt Der
$4,000 foaeftieren, melde fiir &ei-
terfiibrung, bes Sniiituts n%otpetlnis
iino.
Mus Dem @eiddftslofal Der
Widael 2oan COMPANY an Der 60
libao StroBe, tpilroen 8epolper uno
onbere @egenltanoe, 5ltiammen nj
@erte BON $500 geitoblen.
@on oen 5rauen miro nun
Limits lieeen eelaiien, menn man
nidt Ser redte tit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-22

ten?! @i6t mobr?! 8itte, nin1m
8lab. 3igarre aefallig2 ODER lie-
Der cine 3igarette2 Sd meiB IDIOT
nesbolb gu fonmlt = DOB Sbr,
9eine perebrte 6rau Momo, 6rdu-
lem grout nno gu, sic @obnuns
oben angeieben bobt. llebrigers
'neinen @liidmlrni6 nod na1trag-
lid, Oh beneioensmerter @liidspil8l~
@iftor Serno gait gelpiB i'm Grcile
Ieines na6ere1lltmgangs ais eth bt'os
id]orer Wann. llnb er NOR mirflid,
cine ear5 ltattlide @ri6einnn9, mn
BOB bos reeelmabig aei6nittcnc, obsr
ollfgeouniene mo iibcrmaBig eerotete
@eii6t Sic unperfennbdren Spurclt
5u gltten Re6ens trllg. S1 ben etlpas
nliioen Mlt9en lag ou6 cin gelpiIler
3rg BON @lltmiitiefeit, IND neben
ollem 8en1ohten lno @e6ierten flung
Gus 1eilten @orten bod oud 10 ll1l=
perferll1bor Elm Son lpirfli6er Ser5-
lidfeit, BOB Mor 9onnagmrt bic Sc
oriiBung freln1oli6er, elttgeoenfon-
member eripioerte, als es ltriprilnglidj
in ieiner Nblidt eele9cn batte. 9os
u0n" ipontc ibm 5iuar nidt redt ii6er;
sic 2ipper, obcr er ibiittelte bod Die
linn nit ipeit obeelprei8tem gllbogen
b%areebotene Sul1o uno nabm Rlab
GSurtiNblllo fpIot.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-22
(Iortietllllo foIot.)

Yarum Sprii id)reibt: Cine mel.
ller 3o6ter, S%oiepbiue, 13 Sabre
alt, botte icbr on Sdipahe gu lei
ben, Die gea1folge enter idredlidel1
2ilngel1-gnt5iinoung, Don melder iic
1903, BEL unlerer Ml1fnnft in Die
lem 2anDe, befalen muroe. Sic er-
bolte IiD mol bol Der Granfbeit,
aber ein inluler-mubienOes @efiibl
Ser Sdipd6e blieb 5uriid. Sic luol
blei1 lr1o frdnfli1, ul1o ibr Be.
oaterlider 3nitono lnudte inns pie
lie Gorge. Ra9oeM mir berldie-
ocne Meoi5inen gebrmidjt Gotten, o.
he irgenbluel1al G.riola< per Iu1ter
mir S0rell Gorni's Nlpenfraltter
Dos mar I'M leBtcn Sabre, uno ie
lultroe balo 0cluno."
nSSlloenl ib SGnell fir Die Meoi-
gin Oanfe, miini6c i'd Sbnen ell
Iollaes 2e6en1 10 DOB Sic fortfa5-
re1 %fonnen, Sbrcn alpenfrauter
3ltitl @ole Der Menib6eit 5t berei.
fcla. SoGad)tllagspoa
Baron @lfonio Sort"
1907 SO. @olf Ctr.
9as Sbige tit ciu @rief an Or.
Beter Sobrnep & Sns 60, 1875
81. Sopne glpe., Gbicago, 81. Sor-
mis- Nlpenfrduter tit ltidt in glpo-
tbcfen 81 babell. Gr miro oAl1
gllblifum brett geliefert BON Ser
gigelltiimern ooer oeren 4gentell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-22
Grpabnt Sie 3eitnna.

9te 0eut16e Hrel1e erfreut l1d] Ell
ller iebr liberolen sln5elge > Batra
mage ieitens Der aunerifaniiden Sir
men, b~elonoers Der department
Stores, sic ales aufbieterL oie oeut
i6e &unoihaft 5n erlangcn. Gle
miinlden oieieIbe, neil Die beutiden
adufer nit eilleln f%ertigcn 9lane
fur tire Ginfallfe in Dem 2ooct er-
i6einen beitinmt miiien, mas lie
noaen, uno nadoem iie lire 2ifte err
leoiat baben, anoeren Offerten, Die
ibnen gemobt meroen, niht nrl5lt-
adnali6 iino. sic bereiten Den Ser
faufern nibt bie Sdwierigfeiteit,
mie piele Mmerifanerinnen, Die ei1eil
2aoen ouf's @eratemol betretert, iiG}
aaes mogli6e porlegen @lallel1, Don
ei1em 9epartenlent sllm onoeril
nanoern i1no Sen 8or- oocr Noblnlt-
tog nit ySbopping" p%erbrlngell.
Ser 8orteil lit alio Der, oaB Die
9eutlden idueller bebielt meroeli
fonnel1; aud meiB mon, bob tic geril
uno bereitpiaig lire Mebnnngett be-
sablen. gu allen oieien @oroiigcn,
sic oen &aufIdoen 5ugutc foma1eil
loute lib nun aud Der aeieden, Dob
Iie ibre oeutibe 3eitung nennell, III
melder iie gemiiie @rtifel angefn1e
oigt seieben babeit, mediterranean
iid oarauf berufen.
Sssr1 oieier Siniidt iIt ilnen llaln-
lih Ser @merifaner reip. Die Nnterl=
fanerin iiber. SIR erites Wort,
pe,1,l lie benz @erfduier g%cgeiilfer-
5tebt, miro INNER iein: sd las III
Ser uno Der 3eitung, oaB Sic bette
iolfen uno ioIhen Mrtifel bidig per-
fauien; mol(eu sic mir oenielCen
porlegen2" Son oentid)en Sippell
miro man Dies l1ur anBerit lelten
loren, uno bod ipGrc es fir Die bout
ld,en i3eitungen bon un6eredenba=
rem NuBen, ipen1 ibrer nj oieler
@eiie g~rmabnullg getan miiroe
Seut5utage, no oIes in aomnner5ia4
lismus oufgebt, miro off uno icoes
gum @eiddft uno alles miro na6 &C.
id1ftliden Brin5ipien o~69elpogeil
nno eingeri6tet. Mud Die Meflonte.
namentlid aber oas Mn5eigen in Den
5eitungen. Ser @cldaftsntann, Der
Ieine @aare nn5eigt, mill piiier,
ourd meldes Meoirm ibm Der &lln-
De ODER oie &llnoin 5ugefiihrt purbe,
lno nab Dem @rfolg, ben cine SIN.
5eige bradte, rihtet er iciae 8otro-
noge elm. Sc piiroe ein 2eihtes fin
uniere Oentiden iein, menn Tie in
bieier 8e5iebling Dem geiipiel Der
Entertainer folgten, Die ibrer Breiie
anen nur eroenfliden @orI1nb lei
ften uno oaour1 Die Mieicnan5eigen
berporgebradt boben, NIT melfen
hie groBen 2aoen gegeneinanoer in
Gonfurren5 treten.
8ir poIen es onsbrldlid uer-
itanoen boben, oaB mir bier nidt in
inherent eigenen Snterelie, 1onoeslt
i'm Sntereiie Ser eeiammten oelltidcn
8reiie bes 2onoes ipreden; oenn Die
gerbGItniiie Iiegen bier genou 10,
mie anoersno aud. Die oeiitihen
3eitungen erIeioen ginbuBe ourd Die
Shiidternbeit Der oeutiden &llnoen,
sen Namen Der 3eitung an5ugeb.L
In meIder Tie cine porteilbafte Offer
te ODER Die Nreisberabiebuns zines
Mrtifefs gcIeien baben; mdbreno tie
onoererieits ibrer Breiie aroBc
gienfte gu leiiten i'm Stanoe tpdren.
aflio nebinen mir uns Dor, beim nod
item Male gu iagen: vSbre Mn5eige
Ios id in Der uno Der oelltfden 3ei-
tlinq."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-22
Cine atte ScutId)e Site

lit es, Hbeumafismus, @idt, Nelt
raleie, Grfdltungen, uim. nit Bain.
grpeuer 81 bebanoeln. Salten Sle
an Der Site ieit. Gle f0nnen oet.
ed)ten 8ain-Grpe1er in alien oeut-
Iden 9lpotbefen gu 25 utlo so Cert
oie 5lafhe befommen. Ser e6te
lit an ser gnfer Sdutmarfe err
fenntIim.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-22
: { a 8.

sS1 SQreO0 DQI YelleIlt upelto
sic Seier bon @aibington's Sc
hurtstag begonnen. Sic oauert n1eb.
rere Gage nro ltebt inter ben anipi.
sien Ser Dob Senoms. Wan ertpor-
tet lnlgefGbr 10000 @eiu6er.
Sm aagemeinen fdeint Der
Sturn1 am 0ienitag, abgeiebea bon
Dem 5eucr in Souiton, oeIien Ser
breitune ourh i'm belpirft muroe,
feinen oa5u groBen 5daoen i'm
Staate angeridtet gu baben. Macr-
oings iino piele 6en5cn nno BIO
item umgeriiien, aud Sauier abgc
oeft, aber es lit bob alles niht te-
oeuteno, ipe1,il alh eilie 5iemlid gro
&c @einmmtinnnle gerausfomlrt.
Mrn meiiten baben %offen6ar liberal
oie eleftriiden Mnlagen gelittem.
Stir ben Sarlner mar Der Sturm
III iofern BON groBem Nahteil, ais
CT Den gooen pieoer ausgetrodnet
bat. Negen nno iparnlcs gSetter
iIi's mas mir gebrauhen.
Sssn Muitin JOLT Der Sturm 81;
uen Sdaoen BON $4,000 angeridj.
tct buben, bod ideiut, Ben gerid
ten mad, oieie 5hatung cine tpeni9
81, bod geriffen gu iein. Mm Mei
item baben Die offentlihen Snltitnte
aelitten. SIN Saubftummcn : NNn-
Ititut mllr6e eim Sell Der Odber
fortgeriiieu, aub Der cine Der Cir
me muroe oenloliert. @eim aupi-
toll muroe oas y8oper Souie" be
Idaoigt. Son Sen S~rrenbons- Mnla-
gen muroen oas Norogebauoe, fas
Mcgergebauoe uao oas 3eiielbalts
obgeoedt.
Wabreno oes Sturms onl
Oienitag abeno purbe ein Shorns
item auf Der Soutbmeltern timber
ftp in Georgetown lmgepebt. gr
fiel auf oos Dab oes Muoitorinms
III BENT gerabe mebrere bunoert
5tuoenten uno anoere Perionen
perIommelt mnren, Inn einem gor-
traq 3usuboren, uno elm Sell Der
Oede oes Saales fiel beruntcr.
@liidliher @eiic iDuroe @iemano
perleBt.
@ir baben, nod Der Genius
aufnabme, 991 400 5hulfinoer III.
staate; Ser >3uiduB beg staat,s
gum SdulgeIo betrdgt oies Wal
$6,74L5 $500.
Das ariminaI : Applications.
nefiht in Muitin bat entidieosn,
oaB cine Oroinan5 Der fleinen Stao.
Mempbis in SaG County, ourd Die
e. uHool Mooms" perboten miro,
oberos nod 9 l1br a~ufsubalten, fiir
ungeieblid lei.
Mm 2. 9lpril, Dem Gage Der
reqllldren Staotmabl ioflen bic
5feuer5abler BON guero aud barr
iiber abltimmen, OF iie gcmidt iino,
Bombs gum @etrage bon $4,000
ausSugeben, Inn ein SemeriDitem
ttll0btlJtSH-
Sesn Garmine bat iih elm fiinf-
s~cbniabrieer Sunge Nanlens Walter
Sdroeoer erldoiien neil er nidst
sllr Ghule geben molte, pie ieips
Gltern ibm befoblen batten.
Sn gl gaio lit elm gerpiiier
sSomes gnor, Der aIs .3unner" fir
Dos garlple 8otel arbeitete, erlrlor-
BET aufgefunoen noroen. Wfan
g[aubt, oaB elm Naubmoro porlieat.
9rei .8nuernfdnger~, bic III
Deniion perbaftet nuroen uno iid)
Ser 8ogabonoase idulbig befannten,
nuroen bonn Nihter nit lie 500
Strafe beIegt. So iie oieie Strafe
niht be5nblen fonnen, miiien lie ar
Der 2anoftraBe orbeiten.
Sn Weimor lit Grau ansn
Berger, cine alte 8ewobncrin iener
@cgeno, aeltorben.
Sci Der nsBbite Wen's Sri.
marp" in 9emple lit S. .. 8at
tiers ais MISREPRESENTATION nominiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-22

Sn Wiinhel lpuroe DIE Sllha'
BERN etnes Sborbeltsatellers, ote
elm Shonbeitsmittel fir 10000
Collars ~perfanft bate, 81 5ipei
Sabren Gefangnis wegen getrugs
periirteilt. Die 43 Sabre alte Wal-
lerle Mugnlte 8ieiebeder aus Seob.
idiit in Sdleiien bette in Wiindlell
elm Snititnt fir @elihts- unn aor-
perpflege. Sic er5ablte elmer %"
fi5iersgattin aus ebarlottcnbllrg,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-22
Gin eridJrefenbes 0eramid

lit Der groe TIT 5ulpeilen Dor einem
itarfen gr6beben lpabr5unebmen, als
@arnung Dor nabeln urbeil. 9ie
@arnungen Der Matur iino gut.
Sener oumpfe Sdmer5 i'm Miiden
lDarnt guh Dor Bernahl1iiigun9
Ser Niereu, faas Sbr @aiieriuht.
Sarnrubr ODER Brigbts 9iieaie ent.
geben moHt. Nebmt iogleid Cleo.
trio 8itters" uno finoet bob Miif.
fenidmero bergebt un6 @oIbefinoen
5uriidfebrt. uMein Sobn bate bon
ieinem @ebralld groBen Nusen bel
Nieren- un6 8laienfrantbeit, er lit
cine groBartige Nierenneoi5inN,
ihreibt Beter 9anop, Soutb Ned.
irooo, Mid. 8eriudt i'm. SOC bel
alien Mpotbefern.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
LOSS IN BROKEN EGGS
OVER 81, 100000 YEARLY

KANSAS CITY, MO. May 25.-Un-
skilled handling of poultry and eggs
costs the enle of the United States
$45,000,000 annually is the conclusion
Of the state board of health, after six
months investigation.
The price of eggs is higher than ever
says the report. and competition is
keen. but the producer gains nothing
Because of the large number of farm
ers who are careless in marketing their
eggs. the careful farmer is forced to
accept the same price as is paid his less
industrious neighbor In Kansas alone
this loss is estimated at more than a
million dollars a year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
CARE VITAL POINT IN
GETTING BIG PROFITS
IN POULTRY CULTURE

An old poultry raiser-and wonder
fully successful one was asked,
Where is the vital point of success ?"
His reply we give word for word
Just a little more care-just little
attention added. Many people rest
contented with a reasonable profit.
Now, that is right where you should be-
gin to hustle. You have success for 4
foundation, and it IS the proper time
to apply all the experience that has led
up to it, and all the science that the
experience has put at your command.
1t is the point where each little item
means additional dollars, without ad
ditional expense. Every step now
spells profit. Keep your fowls in
health and don't wait to lock your sta
BILE until after the horse is stolen. Avoid
disease by constant prevention, and
when disease does come. have your
remedies right at hand Don't be in
the position where you have to wait
days to get a remedy and mean
while your fowls. are coming down in
punches and the disease is getting a
foothold that defes treatment You
can't resurrect a dead fowl, so cure
them at the very start"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
FLIMSY INCUBATOR is
A POOR INVESTMENT
IN POULTRY BUSINESS

The success or failure of artificial in
cubation depends largely upon the ma
chine selected to do the work There
fore. great care should be exercised in
making the selection To be satisfactory
machine must be durable There are
many machines on the market which win
hatch well when new, but which are con-
structed SO fimsny that in q short time
they become worthless, and in this con
nection it should be remembered that an
Incubator which fails to give good
matches is worse than useless, as each
time that it Is operated unsuccessfully
the eggs are lost, the oil used to heat it
is wasted and the opportunity to make
a profit from the chickens which should
have been Matched Is gone forever.
Therefore. If artificial incubation is prac-
ttced it is wise to have good machines
with which to do the work. Personally
am in favor of hot air machines, be-
cause there is no water TO bother with.
no tanks to rust out and leak or freeze
and burst in cold weather when not in
use.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
GULL OUT BULLETS
AND FATTEN A FEW
BROILERS FOR SALE

II YOU are DESTROYS OF having a choice
hoct of pullets. YOU must Gull closely as
they are growing. Weed out every unde
sirable specimen. If you can get several
of them out at once YOU can fatten them
for the broiler market Il does not pay
to raise the pullets that are off color or
defective in any way. You may think al
the time that they are pullets and that
you will want them for egg production.
but the time win come when they will be-
come an eyesore to YOU. You will mar an
otherwise fine lot of birds by having in
with them some that are not right as to
color form or some special points. The
best thing to do is to watch and Gull
closely In order to do this. endeavor to
raise as many chicks as possible SO that
Won win have wider field Of selection.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
TWO DEAD BIRDS
VALUED At $500
Court Fixes That Verdict
Against Express Company
for letting Them Die.

f. II Lichtenwalter. OF Girard, Pa.
has Just recovered judgment in the
court of common pleas Of Erie county,
Pennsylvania, against the American Ex-
press Company for carelessness and neg
ligence in causing the death Of two cock
erels shipped by him one to Chicago
and one TO New York TO the poultry shows
In December, 1909
One bird was smothered and the other
was injured and died from some one
breaking in the Stats Of the coop upon
the bird
The Judgment Is for 1921 IL and costs.
amounting to about $40 additional max
ing about $500 that the express company
will have to pay on account Of the neg
lgence of It's employees
Five dollars was all the express COM
pany was willing at first to pay for the
loss, hut after recovery Of Judgment he
fore a magistrate It offered $500 which
was refused, and the company thereupon
appealed the case into the court of
common pleas whore the Judgment for
S2Si lie was given against il March 16.
1911
The cockerel shipped to Chicago was
smothered by the express company plac-
ing other coops on top Of its coop. shut
ting out the air
The carelessness OF the express agents
was shown 20 the court and jury by the
plaintiff as 20 the cockerel shipped 10
Chicago by his own testimony and that
Of d NJ Covert, OF Wnoughby ohio.
who saw the bird unloaded and dscov-
cred that ne was breathing his last as he
was taken out Of the car, and that coops
hai been placed on top of his coop thus
| shutting out the air
The coon returned from New York with
a dead cockerel In 1t and with the top
Stats broken in down upon the bird
showed the carelessness and negligence
Of the express compsnys employees in
! handling ~ Although the express re
CENTS limited the defendants liability TO
/ SIS Tor each bird. the law Of PENNSYLVANIA
does not permit defendant to avail it,
self of this limitation where negligence
/ IS proven by plaintiff as in this case
4 bat permits a recovery Of the fun value
/ az I've stock shipment
The strong probability is that hereafter
/ The express company Will exercise great
er care in handling valuable live stock
shipments for the patrons of the com
/ panv
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
POULTRY ASSOCIATION FORMED

CHARLOTTE, n G.. May 25-The
Southeastern Poultry association is the
name of a newly formed organization
for the promotion Of elite hen flesh in
this state Stock has been subscribed
literally. both in Charlotte and through
out the state and just now plans for
holding a 5000 chicken show in Char
lotte next fall are taking definite shape
Edgar Moore, proprietor of the Selwyn
hotel, Is president, and r. L. Simmons
well known judge, is secretary of the
association. North Carolina Is experienc
ing a renaissance of interest in the in
dustry in this state, and new fancier
Is born every day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
FEEDING IMPORTANT
ITEM IN THE RAISING
OF YOUNG CHICKENS

The enormous development OF the
poultry industry through Artificial
Matching and rearing of fowls has con-
how to obtain the best results The
up date poultryman is ever on the
alert with eye and brain to detect new
ideas. OF course, the net result in view
Is to obtain the quickest returns for
our money and labor
We have long ago decided and prac-
ticed that the Single Comb White Leg
horns properly bred is the breed to do
it with Now. as to the manner. Next,
If not equal to the open front curtain
poultry house for adult fowls, we CON
slider the colony house system for
chicks There used to be an idea that
any old thing, box or barrel. would do
for the little fellows, but the wise poul-
tryman has exploded that idea
If new methods WILL at the expense OF
a few dollars, take 100 chicks bring
them to selling or laying period full 60
days sooner. besides rearing a much
better and larger per cent Of chicks,
surely a small outlay of few dollars is
not worth considering in the game
We cheerfully divide our experience
and information with the readers OF
The Northwest Poultry journal, and
give you an idea how the colony houses
for chicks are built Each house is six
/ by ten, six feet in front five in the
rear, and they are built on skids (made
! like sled runnerSl and they can be read
/ lily moved by htching a horse to them
Such house will accommodate at
! Matching time $50 chicks Now, chicks
! double and triple in size very rapidly
! but in three weeks the sex in Leghorns
can be easily distinguished and at that
age anyhow the sexes should be sep
arated which leaves the flock nearly
one half less. and plenty of room left
! for the growing pullets
What do We gain by such an arrange
ment? First plenty of room for the
chick The air never gets bad or over
heated. and whether il rains or SHOWS
the little fellows can scamper around
inside and continue TO grow. same as
| fresh ground, as one stand gets foul.
We hitch our old mare to the sklds and
In a very few minutes the chicks have a
| fresh run
As to results That's what We are
after, and you can Judge for yourself
! While other people are fooling around
with antiquated methods, and the big
| breeds which have to he boarded free
all winter before beginning to lay to-
ward spring. when eggs are twenty
cents a dozen, our Leghorns under our
management of handling, begin laying
in September and October. when eggs
are 40 cents to 80 cents a dozen and
keep it right up all winter.
Is this all mere theory? Not bit Of
it, 1t goes on right along at the Rocky
Ford Poultry farm. We have had pull
let's lay at four months of age and
Young coCkerels weighing two pounGs
each at nine weeks