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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

Gn interesieret. rSeg er meget
in%teresieret," ifriber Mrs. &eter
Sitlnno fra Summit, g. 9of., II
&urifo. S mango Mar leo jeg at
forifiellige SDgoomme og bbao Der
Dor pRrit at olt, frDgtelig &obe6pi=
ne. Seq forlggte 2ager, &oipita-
Ter og &otent Meoiciner, men alt
til ingen NDtte- 5aa tog leg &11-
rifo cg fplte beore ems nogenii16e
fer. Gor pnglte @l1t leb at Mube-
og @jerte~Snoe. a11rifo bar giort
bam til Ell ltprf og Aif @nt. Selb
min gamle Sober Dor taget &l1rifo
og erflnrer, ban biI6e life beret
ben ban er ! Dug, ,bbis BET lite bob
6e b9ret for 6enne Me6icin."
l1lig on6re Meoiciner er 8r.
Beters &11rtfo life at faa pan Mpo<
tbefer. gpecial-Mgenter forffoffer
ben birefte fra 9aborntoriet. Or.
Better Gnbr1eD 3 Cons SO, .-
IS so SoD1e Abe. Chicago. sM.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
bits Gorfattere er girtnofer i Sc
|poerite Jorgreninser at 2ioelie %
wnAsxYoIsn

IDberite Jorgrenii,1ger af 2ioelie %
MebfsIelfe..
| Sons Geter Sanien Dor lin &ob
bpb / bonjf 4hdt1r, i ben Soro,
bbor bmn er feot. Gen; iom 5tats-
r9ionen bnr rpffet op meo Mobe,
bar flartret Jig oeito faitere til Sen
lbiemlige @runo. S &irteligbeoen
har 0e,1ne Daiifer / Sen tpife
@igsbag cit &et til at gigre &iem-
mefinrligbeoe1 til lit enelte par-
lamentoriife Gbenm. SON parierer
set gribenoe; fun pltelbiife 8rGrtoe=
pt%nsbrGnoere fn11, 1toen at BET re=
|rer 0enl, bgre til, 1toar @o11sien
mnaife / naip SneriGttelie citerer
Ell 6anlf Strofe, Der lpermerif
ifil6rer bnt,s @iemlon0s rebe So
!ier og blebe 9un. :. .Sm1sien flyer
oct ga11ife iepnt, uoen &atos. &an
taller set tpife 1oget itmmenoe.
Men fans Setninger er flare og
iterfe. &pab Ser tilfejes bans
&enner oeroppe peo Norbgrenie11
|af on6t, set torteller lan / fnap
% anifltelig Sorm Cog, l1oen at
bi6e Set, meo en tiltalenbe 6remitI=
lingsfunit: bm fremitiller life Blot
rTilfGloene", men egioo beres Mt=
moifnre % oeres Maitif). Sm
fomn,er ct ifarpt fritiif Srb, og
3ole1t er forb,.
Soa bagtiom 6enne Mad11b itaar
'pan lin Goit: / @rl1n6en er ban Ell
tilbagebol6enoe 9fatl,r, og pil life
legge mere ems tilbgrlig 9eilag
paa 6oriomlingens Gib.. San frn=
Der meteorological, intet bi6ere. SON
gipr iin &ligt, me1, boa1 il1rorer if
'fe. Get fan bore at @ansien fore
fommer pisie ba11fe &reoie at bore
for Bio. &igsbagen bar Jet me-
get uforionliee Srbferere for
9anifbeben. Men set forefommer
mig: fun / Smeangsformen, life /
Gilforlabeligbe6er, ooifiller $. s..
@ansien fig fra be m10re baoroere
S%rofprere. @at1s ianoe Silbpjelig=
be6 orep bom bel inorere til SS1no=
9inotionens &ige, til Mpter og
,9rgntme ems til SEN politiife @trf-
iombe0s @%rutolitet. Men 1elp So
litifen bliper for 0enre Miosbogs=
mmnb til 2prif. Sans &olitif er
anbenbt @ierligbe0 til &iemitapn,
It'll Mpbersmul, til noroilf 2urb=
!ifab, til Sommernetterne % oe
ifim1enbe 9irfe og Sc imrrffe 8rom=
'bGrbltlfe pao MIs
Sg oltib noor. Man6en fra Ma=
benroo for e116t EN- al fine forte
|Soler, bliper ser 1noget tilboge fon1
fart Melanfoli, fom Ell teber6e
[Sonfe fra Iorti6ens 2ege1tber, fra
!oe banlfe gpentpr, fra 8orr16om=
mems Sage, fra iprmbne @eltelogn
log Sc aornIe Songe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
4tnntsntx.

- 0armerneS %fo=operatipe Meie-
ri / ct. Sames labeoe 10000 $50.
Smpr / en- Q1ge / STUNT. 9enne
Mnoneb uobetaltes ser til Tarr1er,
ne for Glgbe $4,000.
- De inoeiperre6e Mrbei6ere /
@rlpbe11 pe0 gbeletb i ii6ite ltge,
blep re06et efter SO Eimers Tor~
lob. Ser par flor @leoe poer 6en-
tie beloige Mf1lutning paa oen ting,
&c @rmbeulyffe.
- 9rengielen be6 Sergus Sails
Sinbsipgeaipl bleb minore, "a 80
fpinoelige og s manolige 8atienter
operfprtes til MipIet i Mnofa forle-
Sen Sag. @nonu er Ser rlGlten
1000 Sin0sipge / Sergus Sails.
- 2a1rOpriierne / Mocf County
er | raif 5tigen. Soale6es iolgtes
nplig @enrp &oontans Sarm nogle
Mil moro for 2ltber1e til en- Hris
al $3.50 pr. acre. 9ro0s De bic
Nriier filter 2anoet fort baf Gle
re.
nniteo states @teel gorpo-
ration ifal onpenbe $20,0O0,OO0
boa 0eres StnalpGrf / Duluth. S
.SillGg BERTH bpgges Ell Gementfa.
BRIT for $2,OOO,OOO. Denne So
BRIT ifal prooncere 10000 Sgrber
Cement oaglig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
Minneiotas SjeIpefilber.

Jreb. 8. Sbermm, Glurrnigra.
tons Minneota, far
n6ienot en- Meoegierelie meo sem
i'm til State,rs Ji1ranfer, bpori ban
Tiger: vMin11eiotas uman6elige %
pcrmaate1,te Sfolefono far tiIorn-
get fig national Spmprffombeo,
% beas 6remgangsmaaoe meo at
bepare fine ~naturlige &jnlpefiIoer
oantales iom ct Gfsempel for on
Ore stater at efterfelge."
Jglgenoe glrtifel, Ser npIig bar
optaget ! 8laoet vMfilma1,fee Sour
1nel", er Ell npartiif 5remitilling al
andre staters Omoen1me ON Min.
nefota, og oe,,s Monbe mes at til
p%ejebringe % opretbol0e tine 9ruit-
ISon6S:
v@isconiin bortgoiler lit Stole,
HniperiitetS- % a,roet 2on6, Ser al
100 #.Hrrr# H.tE ~
5orblmosregjeringe,1 blep ifienfet
til Staten, og bar finn liot at OBJ
bite ! oenne Torbinoelfe, nnotagen
en- @eforo al Sfm og Morreitre-
ger. Minneiota, / 2igbeb meo.
2afota, paretog oisie NoturfiI6er,
og @einltatet er blepet, at De MI
ejer ct 5ono, iom operitiger $685.,
100000 oa a(fttpa, Ser bringer
3otalpgr6ien op til benpeo $780,
100000. @isconiin ioIgte fl
So1to, i%n6befattenbe set peroifuI6e
Eemmcr pao Oct meite oerof, for
blot liot mere enc Ell @agatel, 90
MI bar Statens 9egislatur til Sem
ligt at gipe oe @egler for Tcitp9,
Tenet, Der peotoges for iaa blot
mn1igt at rette poo Sc forgungne
Vars Seiltagelier, Dgbsiteoet, me-
1ens Min,eiota bnr fuIgt &eglen
at 1Plge 5emmeret pna tit Gtatsz
LAMB for noget nGr lin pirfeIige
Tproi meb &eiultotet, at 5toten
gienrem oct ii6ite 6iifaIaor bapbe
Ell Snotegt al 1922, 295 for Met-
ten til at b1gge Egmmer oIene.
Wisconfns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
|be1gber fig fln til 1922, 1886 so,
imoo $t,506,136 / Minrmiotu, %
S11otpgterne fra bette Sot16 ifior
bar finn $17,959.44, in1o6 $4,000
i Minneiota. @run6fapitolen /
@isconlins 5folelan6=I ono ct
$l,117,698 % Snotegter11c 6erfra
flor par finn $203, 977.15, meoens
M~inaeiotus @folelmo= goa,o er
$22,614,294 og &11oteeterre Scr
fra ifjor bar flm $203, 977. is,
meoens Minnclotos SfoIelan6=
6ono er 500, Ga ,294 % Snotrg-
,terne ocrfro / iibite 6iifaloar par
$850,0O0. Minneioto bar piieligt
forbaltet fit offentlige 2anb, bar
mbpagc1igt ifiermet oisfe Matl1r-
fiber, mebens @isconiin er hepen
rppet og plprr6ret. st Stats-6orit<
beien betaler fig. Gen aien6s=
g%jerntng, at MinneIota / iib1te ST.
ifalaar bapoe Ell S1otegt al 1884,
1895 fra Solget al Egmmer, ME-
oens Ben b%eoligebol6t @etten til
2an6et, bporpaa Ggmmeret bleb
bltgget, bebtler bette. 9enne @llm
er meget iterre ems @isconiins Go
~talinotagt fra ollie oens offentlige
2an6filoer. Epiflan6s 8e6rth be-
rer ct ilaaenbe @i0nesbpro ON De
itore Muligbe6er og Sor6ele be6 ct
p%elor6net nffentliq Torltbgien
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

&bg uoer 500. M.: rGenf, 30
leg bar ! geitinoien, trnf leg en- Me-
ger, Der bar fan fort, at leg moatte
tanbe 2ps for at ie bnn."
s.: 90, set e. lite lao ntoerL
feliat;; men leg bar ergo11g tr1lfft
en- Serre, Ser bar ioa tpno, M bo1,
1.aatte forln1e to @onge ino ge.
Ereliet 4 n,a,, htroe bn11l !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
6apbe set eubba =

@apoe BET cnbba -. v@omle
Sens Sonien falot i Dammen i Nf=
tes % 6r1,fneoe."
rsso, Ser Ter man, bpao ltlpffer
Sen 8renoepi1 forbol6er."
vgfnn - bapoe Der en66o bplei
8rnnoepin / Dammen i Ste6et ip-
ganb, faa if11lbe garnle Sens moi
babe floret fig."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
BIT NJ Bat.

st Mlporsoro til ilnge Bigger. S
BORT meo 1obnffen"s Organ
y6riif 2uft" retter Meoaftionen fgI-
gel1oe bpitioeltge @enperoeIie til De
llnge Biger:
v9greoe Jrpfen!
Sc tGrfer ntaaife poa at gifte
Sem og nGlge Gem Ell 2eoiager
for belle 9ibet. 81 bill fore laa Gent
lite at ifjanfe Ceres @ao,,b og
til cit Mal,o, ser er be1gi=
ben til Gobafsmbelie. gGIg bel
lere eli SSffffe=&pger. Sc bill blipe
fri for Gobafsrpg og Sobofslugt,
og 9eres Tilfommenbe oil tilfpre
Ceres @%usboloning set Mlns al
&ontanter, ipm Ell &pger ellers
bortpoiler til neutrality-suspicious. Giga-
rer. Sg1f alporligt oper bette: 9e
roger life ielp. 1orlang oct iom=
n1e al 0eres Tilfomnle,1be. Ser er
life Spor at rimelig @rllno til, at
ocn ene sggtebalpoel ifal bape
SOP til at ipeffe Jig ielp fpiiif, MO-
rolif % pfonomiif poo @jemmets
@efdtning."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

1880
bortpoller til Neutrality-suspicious. Giga.
rer. Sa1,f alporligt oper 6ette: 81
rpger life ielp. 6orlang Set iam.
me al 9cres TiIfomme11oe. Ser c,
life Spor at rimelig @r11r0 til, al
oct1 er,e 9ggtebalooa ifal bnpe
SOP til at lpeffe Jig lelp fpiilf, MO:
rolif og pfonomiif poo 9iemmets
@efoitning."
Sc bDre Siber. Slogteren: rSeq
piloe bareitens fpprge @r. @rofura:
loren ONT en- Sing: Nanr cit @ltnf
itialer ct Stpffe ajpo fra mig,
bbem lfal ioa ~go6tgjere mig 1a-
bet?"
Yrofllrotorcn: Monr 9e fan
bebiie Gpperiet, ifal @unoens @ier
gipe Gem gritatning."
Slagteren: uSa, set fan jeg, oQ
ber ct &eguingen: 3 Gun6 8gftjeo.
6 @roner. Maa ieg iaa be- on &en'
gene, @r. &rofurator, for ieg lfal
tie Gem - Oct er 9eres eyer
@l1no, ser for in1rppet bet"
&rpflratoren: IS &ro11er -
Set bar Ell bej &ris."
Slagteren: so, &jp0et er 0pr1
/ bore Gage, ital jeg iige Gem"
Groflrotoren: rNou, loo gaa."
Sfriper:
.Slagter Yeterien: Jor &ejleo=
ming / ct juribiif Spprgs=
maal . . 10 Str
6ragaor for B &1lnD &igo.. 6 -
Til6age 4 SIR
uGers'goo, 81. Slagtermei tier
n1ao ieg be6e ON Sc 4 &roa1er, io
er ri fpit."
/ Slagteren: u8pa. -. boa. be
boger!"
&rotnratoren: ~Sa, min goo
Ma,1o, jog er ogfoo opr, ifal lie!
1ige Gent"
Mob. Iorfatteren Crit Sic ifri
Der / uMorife S;1,tcllige1sieoler"
Set inne5 / fprite @Gffe at bore be1
engelif=aern,aa1ife @aces Me1meife
forbebolot at bepore Sen itore Solo
blooig9eb for 9e0en. Seg erin0re
Seretningen ONT ct 6orlis / Mio
6el6apet / 90'ernc: @n mel1l1ci fe
fplot, italienif CAMPER aif u,roer
% alle table 8eiinoelien. SnrifrGm
te og foritprrebe 1ao @refere, Sta
lienere % spaniere / &ig1ringen 0!
ifreg og fpgtene - 1t0en at gjGr
0et min6lte 6ori6g paa at reooe II
1elp ellcr or,ore. Sg 1noa1 bill min
6es sen forfnroelige 8o6arbrano
&aris, bppr inrlig @errer11e tobt
@ooeoet og optrao0te iom pa,1pit
tige.
Som Mpoietning buffer ie
Sor0ifjnhet poo @arti,1ique. All
6ortgjer poo @be6en gift til @l1n6S
8lonot 6em bar ogioa ct e,1geli
&rigsifih. @ber Maatb giorbc III
4Nigt. Hoo &ommonoobroen ito:
Gbcfen. Soet Sfibet iarf, og See1
1lffeoe Jig oper set, tog bon ii
! &ren = iom SEN iibite @iliel1 ii
bel1ne @er6en.
Sg beo vGttantc"s Undergoing
bpor beItemooig bite life Nusio9e
rerne Jig, &pin6er iom Menb. Mll
bar paa 6eres Noit. @nbper Sror
blep ooIp6t. Sc @nnbreoer q
Hosiagcrer par oeres 9ips Mfilut
ming bepi6it. 90 1oa - / Sen it'll
Stierne11ot - gift 4plosien / Mi
grun6en til Sen pompgie Salme
Spner.
Set beo6er ON Mo5es, at ba:
itoo Mniiet til Muiigt mes @l1>
Set iamme fa1t iiges ON Sc M}er
neifeiiele, iom ltoo poa 9effct fl
Scat. Gn 1tgrre % mere bgjtiosfrl
@ltostieneit e far bel ol6rig funoe
Steo unoer Stiernernes 6bplp.
Gen SO og set @1ob, iom be
bleb u6bilt, bi6ner iterft ON DO
&aces &raft / SIP lom / 500. So
Set er gjerte iaaIeoes, at mm 0g1
iom mo11 bor lepet.
sfpaae for &perne, &pis Malfe
foen ifal gipe oct bebite l1bbDtt
ON Someren, 11aa Sen bape Mf
llama til Sfhnne NOR Sen hrnn1en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

Sfpaae for &perne. &pis Malfe=
foen ifaI gibe set be6ite l16bDtte
ON 5on1meren, mao Sen bope M6-
gang til 5fDgge moo Sen brenoen=
Sc col. @eb Miobngstio eIIer li6t
efter bill &oen baoe not fig met
.poa en- goo @rasgang, % 6erefter
itaar oens @n til at ligge neo, tpg-
sc Dra % forosie % 1tnoer io
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

y MerremeIle logger MI rigtig,
nof ilet life poa MIs, men i Gun,
oepeb lige operfor ben ~biolln6er<
Zig iml1ffe 81"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

- sfrio efter 8r1oenummer
If bette e3Iab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

bill bum life blipe sig en- goo SUI
1tru.
Slit sig mes Ell &oi1loe, iom |
8iograftbeutret, 11aar alle Sc beoite
Nla61er er optaget, gjerne iatter Jig
pao Sc ooarligere. Gn fua6an
apin6e III alorig ploge Big meo
sgrgjerrigbe0 og bore 11lpftelig,
noor set goar o116re bebre eno be1=
De.
Gift sig beller al0rig meo Ell
apil1oe, iom er fort for &ooeoet
operfor fine &~aarerenoe, men elit-
bnrOig operfor 6remmeoe. Suit
poa, 11aar bum rGffer Dig : lin
@oan5, %forDa1oles 0u fra benbes
1ilfpmmenoe til benbes 6grmelte,
pg % bill FUN ogiaa bite big ct nel1f=
ber6igt Mniigt.
Gift sig meb Ell abin6e, JONI lite
ge1erer fig for at bite Jig for big I
fin iimple &jemme6ragt, naar bu
FORMER / 8eigg. Men gift Big ol-
Brig meb Ell &pin6e, iom laber big
|pente lenee, meoens bun pprter
Zig.
@ift sig meo en- @biroe. fom
|eigr fine Noarbrenoe smoagIaoer,
l[fopper fiji 6ooers Nibe legger1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18
TOM GUNN


along, far above ithesneher children
who PLAYED III ~ III ST. sta6Ba4s IS ~ is
claimed by friends who knew Gum
at this interesting period of his life,
that he regarded babies who were
forced to ride in go-cagts with pro-
found pity Even this early in life
did he form that utter dislike for re-
naming on solid ground. ss
When Tom made the astonishing
discovery one day. that he could walk,
his mother Immediately decided to
forego the use of her back for riding
purposes and Tom began inyestiga-
tions for a suitable substitute.
Such well known aFfators as Lin
coin Beachey, Horace Kearney, Glen
Martin and others found Tom Gum
an apt pupil and they took him on
many flights, starring him in their
exhibitions, at the same time teach
ing him the art of aviation.
Gum never had the advantage OF
a private teacher in aviation, but
learned to fly through months OF
hard labor and Watchfulness spent
around the hangers and machine
shops of these aviators In his first
fight he few "A machine of his own
handiwork and since that time has
built six, different typesFof machines,
four of which he now has with him.
When asked why he did not use
one of the well known makes of ma
chimes whose designers were respoflz
sible for his knowledge of the flying
game he said: One reason is all
ways understand machine i ibuild
myself much better and can manipu-
late it with much more ease, and an.
other reason is. that when i fall or
should / ever get killed in a fight 1t.
will not reflect, discredits on the sta
,bility OF the machine made by those
aviators who are virtually respon.
sfble for my success as an airman
today" e. ~~s<.'". .,-.-z. .&>.f
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18
There 5 a Fine Display Of

ELECTRIC DISK STOVES, ls4.soJ
ELECTRIC MILK MARINERS. tss1
ELECTRIC cHAFINc DISHES. lst21.
ELECTRIC TEA sAMovARs, (st21, ETC.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18
TOM GUM WAS
BORN AN AIRMAN
And ADMITS It

There are more ways than one OF
becoming an aviator. but the most
satisfactory way is to be born a
flyer. Tom Gum was. He diseov-
cred this fact when he was ever so
small and his mother was carrying
him strapped to her back 1t was
great fun to peer over her shoulders
from those dizzy heights and swing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18

Frank A. Vanderlip, president of'the
First National Bank Of New York
City, and one Of the big financiers of
the country, is visiting in San Fran
cisco ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18

Any person Raging IN Davis ooun-
ty; Utah, after December 18th will
spend 80 days in jail. That is the new
ordnance -. ~ --.-9n ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18

The Philippine assembly passed the
slavery law November II, providing
penalties for those who hold persons
in involuntary servitude. The bill
went to the upper house for approval
and amendment is expected. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18

Hobo whats my business oh.
I'm a lightning calculator!n Woman
son the stage2s Hobo aOns de
roads; dodgin' automobiles !,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18

The newly installed sea cable which
pertains strictly to the army of the
Philippines. now connects Manila AMI
Corregidor. the strongest and most
perfectly fortified fort of the Philip.
pines. IL 90 s-E
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18

star.BuIIetin gives zsa ALL the news,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18

The Moro ehieftains, including the
datos Of Cotobato district, at a meet.
ing at the Gotobato town, with Gov.
encouragement Harrison protested and
strongly dissented against the pro
posed placing of the Moro affairs un.
der the control of the Filipinos. The
Moros expressed themselves as entire.
ly satisfied with the American rule.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-18

Filemon Soto, delegate of the Phil
sippine assembly from one of the seven
districts Ct Cebu. who has recently
married and who is drawing 80 silver
pieces every session, has returned to
Manila few weeks ago to assume
his place. which has been kept vacant
for some time during his honeymoon
in the southern capital
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
Poultry, Pet and Live Stock
July the Month to Get
Most for Your Money
Buying Good Stock

For those who are striving to be
economical in their outlay for good
stock July is the month of the year
In which to get the most for their
money purchasing good breeding
stock. Any one who is regularly in
the business has before this time
Matched all the young stock he can
handle and az a rule has not the room
to carry over all his breeding stock,
and for the sake of making them
move off lively will offer them at a
greatly reduced price. A few dollars
invested at this time with some good
breeder for a pen of first class chick
ems would be money well placed. True.
you would have to carry them
through the mott, but that does
not begin to offset the big
reduction secured A pen Of
chickens bought now and fed light
~ for a month and the feed inCrea sed
after that time should soon come into
laying. and with iudicious manage
ment a few fall chickens could be
raised and still have the parent stock
ready for early spring business This
Is not theory OF ours, II is Gus
tom of many Of the best poultry peo-
pie all over the country, and bene-
fetal to both buyer and seller
In your endeavors TO make a pur-
chase Of this character be sure you
strike some one who really has a sur
plus he does not wish to carry over,
and for that reason will let them go
for a sacrifice. A few hundreds Of
dollars invested in this way by the
farmers of the South at this time to
get good stock with which to sup
plant their scrubs would mean thou
sands OF dollars to them during the
next twelve months.
We only wish each and every one
could see il as we have seen II tried,
time and again in our experience In
travelling over the country, and how
we have been told by those who had
made the experiment. as they called
1t, OF the increased profits they had
derived by handling first class, thor
Oughbred poultry. So well satisfied
are they that they could not be hired
to go back to the old plan OF the
scrub is good enough for me-"
There is no experiment about it,,
II is business proposition.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
Light Brahmas Are
The Largest Fowls
In Poultry Breeding

Judge F. J. Marshall: Which are
the largest breeds Of chickens in their
respective order as to size, featheTed
on -feathered legs. and where can
some be procured Of pure breed; the
largest variety Of game chickens.
color and where obtainable Of pure
breed?
Blue Ridge, Ga. H. WB.
Reply-The largest chicken bred
and recognized in the Standard Of
Perfection (the guide to all thorough
bred poultry breedingJ is the Light
Brahmas; weights are. cocks. u
pounds; cockerels. 10 pounds; hens,
3 - pounds and pullets. pounds
They have pea combs and feathered
shanks. Their body color is white
with "A black stripe down the center
on each feather on the neck. and
black tails Inside Of wings black not
showing on the surface when the
wing is folded The next range in
size comes these varieties. all Of the
same weight. Dark Bra hmas, Black
White, Buff and Partridge Cocbins
the weights being just one pound
lighter than the Light Brahmas all
through. All feathered leg varieties
the Dark Brahmas are the same IN
characteristics as the Lights. The
color is a black penciling on a gray
ground color the penciling being
very narrow and conforming to the
edge OF the feathers in shape. The
male has a black tail The females
tail Is black, except the two top
feathers. which are penciled Cochins
are next in size, weight. IL pounds:
oockerels, 3 pounds; hens, 8 IL
pounds, and pullets, Z pounds Coch-
ms are noted for their extreme full
feathering and very short legs, which
make them appear to be almost one
big. fluffy ball OF soft feathers from
head to toes. The general outline
might be described as round, being
short from head to tail with high
rounded back in female and fun back
In male, tails very short. In fact the
tail OF the female scarcely shows at
all. They are bred In four varieties
Bun, Black, White and Partridge. In
form Of penCillng the Partridge is the
same as the Dark Brahma, but the
color OF the penCillng is dark brown
on a surface of mahogany red The
Brahmas and Cochins are all feather
legged varieties the CoChing being
much more profuse than the Brah-
mas The Cochin has a small single
comb. The next In size are the
Orpingtons, Bun, Black and White,
all smooth shanked varieties. Weights
are, cocks. 10 pounds; Cockerels. S -
pounds; hens, 8 pounds; pullets. Z
pounds. Comb, single, Of medium size
and five points. In shape the Orping
tons are rather shorter than the
Plymouth Rocks, but not so blockv
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as the Wyandotte; legs rather large
and stOcky The skin and flesh are
white. as Is the case with all fowls
Of English origin and makeup The
Bluffs should be clear buff through
out. the Blacks solid black, and the
Whites solid white The Bluffs have
tendency 10 throw some black in
tails, so when a little OF il shows
up there ii should not be considered
an impurity of blood. Breeders Of
these varieties should advertise in
The Georgian.
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