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Place for Drinking Vessels.

Drinking vessels placed in the hen
houses should be put on a she'll thar
is raised at least six inches from the
ground. or the fowls will scratch a
lot of dirt into the water.
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opon't / Nonyqo Nv askcd sottlv

Don't |. Molly NO asked SOFTLY
after looking straight IN my eyes FOR a
long minute that made 1904, drop my
head until the blue how mad tied on
the end ~ my long plat almost got
iuto the scattered lam Even az such
a moment nS that ! folt how glad old
Reno would ngEo boon fp have given
sucl u uIu" man u, the doctor q treat
like that blue silk rhuf ducu,rc ~
hers was glad myself
Don't l., l'cachcsf' he asked again
In q str' softer voice again had
that sensation Of being Ssainst some
thing warm and great oud GOOD IKE
your own mother, breast. and | don't
know how controlled II enough not
TOTO
We'll. have some Jam then. man.
aged 20 Ssy with Il little laugh as |
turned away and pr sed up the silver
spoon
Thank you. | will. all OF II and the
bread aul butter too" he answered,
IN that dctcstahla eriandIv tnns NJ
voice rs he drew himself up and sat
IN The window Hustle, Peaches. II
you are going 70 Coed me, for I'm raw
ruous haven't md any supper You
have. - dou' w.ud tabinE 1 all
away from you ."r'ry lit Of 70
supper smiled AS | spread the
Jam on those lovely Iovely slices ~
bread and thick butter that / had liked
for my own self That apple toast
combination tires me 81 now that /
forget II II | can As | banded him
the HrSt slice of drippy U]>clousucss !
turned my head away lie thought 1t
was from the expression uf that Jam
hut II was from his eyes
slice mp the whole loaf. Peaches.
and lets get on a Jam Jag. Com"
with me just this one" aud forget
forget u" didn't Hnlsh his sentence
and I'm glad We neither ~ us said
ANYTHING NOR" As fed him that whole
lonf found that the bite took of
~ each pi"c" had ready FOR him
when ~" finished with the ono Ne had
IN haIi satisfied me l. nothing / had
ever "rt"u 10 AN my ne before had
done. Will" ~ the same time my nib
hl'S sonth"d his conscience about rob
hing M
His teeth are hlg and strong and
white and his jaws work like ma
rhiu"rv "" Is the strongest man |
over saw. aud his gauntu"~s is tll
muscle What is that glow a woman
gets FROM feeding a hungry man whom
she likes with her own hands. AMI
why should I want to be- certain that
he kissed the lace ON my sleeve as u
brushed his face when | reached across
him 10 catch an inqui~itiye rose that
| saw pe"piug In the window right
ut u.s.
TO be continued next wenkl
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sweet as | could make II, and as she
came with messages to me from one
Of my best old friends I think ! ought
TO d. uoinething 10 make her have n
good time was Just planning a gor
geous dinner party | want 10 have for
her wheu you came 40 suddenly DO
you think Wc could arrange Il for Tues
day evening"
Lord love us, Molly, Don't knock
the town down Ike that. Let EN-
have more than a week 10 get used 20
this white rag % II dress you've been
waving IN their faces for the last few
days. 60 Slow
I've been going 80 slow for 70 MANY
years that I've turned around and I'm
going fast back ward" | said with q
blush that I couldn't help.
Help. Let my kinship protect me-"
exclaimed Tom In alarm. and he pre-
tended TO move an inch away from me
Yes | said slowly. and MS looked
out Of the corner OF my eyes from IN.
der the lashes that Tom himself had
once told me we're too long and black
10 he tidy" | saw that he was la a
condition "a yet the full shock. ~
anybody wakes mp this town II will ice
l." said as flung down the gauntlet
with a high head.
Here, Molly, here are the Keys "
my office and the spark plug TO the
auto You can cut OF a lock ~ my
hair, and II Judy has got a cake I'll
eat II out OF your hands Shall II be
California or Nova Scotia? And | pre-
fer my bride served Ia light gray
tweed" Tom really is adorable. and
! let him snuggle up Just one cousinly
second. Then we both laughed and
began 10 plan what Tom was horrible
enough To call the resurrection raZoo
But | kept that delicious rose en-
brOidered treasure all 10 myself. /
wanted him to meet Il entirely unpre.
pared.
was glad we had both got over our
excitement and were sitting decorous.
~ at several Inches distance apart
when the Judge drew the grays up to
the gate, and we both went down 10
the sidewalk Ia ask him and the lovely
long lady Ia come IN. They couldn't,
but we stood and talked 10 them long
enough for Mrs Johnson "a get a good
look at us from across Lhe sireet,. apd
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HOW TO FEED YOUNG CHICKS
10 Gradually lneressed-FIns
Sand Ia Ideal.

By J. q. HAI.PIN, Wisconsin College OF
A~Rriculture)
For the FIRST 10 TO IL days We feed
the chicks at the university farm a
little commercial chick feed, which Is
thrown into a fairly deep litter OF hay
chan three or four times Il day.
In the middle OF the forenoon and
the afternoon We feed q little mash
made up OF equal parts OF coarse
ground corn, wheat bran, wheat mid
dlings and rolled oats. Once a day
we mix a ray egg in with this mash.
one egg for about each 60 chicks. As
they get older we gradually increase
the amount OF raw egg. adding enough
water or, better still, milk TO keep
the mash from being sticky and soggy
As fast as they learn 20 eat II W.
mix more and more wheat and cracked
corn into the chick feed. 20 that by
the time they are three weeks old
they are eating cracked corn and
wheat entirely. From the start We
give access 10 dry mash made up
at first like the vet mash, except
that the rolled oats is omitted after
the second week.
Fine sand on the brooder floor, GOV.
cred with shortcut alfalfa hay, is
ideal, Ground bone In little hoppers,
so that chicks can help themselves,
IL also good. A few drops Of a potas.
SUM permanganate stock solution.
just enough TO turn the water red,
may be put into the drinking water.
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ANSWERS TO FEW QUESTIONS
Fat Hen viii Not starVs Until Re-
serve 10 Utilized-Hay and Green
Cut Bone Produce Eggs.

The following replies o queries 70
garding poultry, which are self, explan.
atory, will be found Of much interest:
h ID. ca hen hat Is fat will not
starve until the stores OF fat on her
body are utilized, as this reserve OF
warmth Is just so much carbonaceous
food In the form Of fat
H.. Dive believe the cause OF the
poor laying Of your fiocks IL the alb
sence OF green food and meat scraps
from the ration. Hens need both.
n. A, T.-Cloyer hay and green cut
bono are excellent egg producers.
Green bone should not be fed oftener
than three times q week, aud then
only q pound allowed for . sixteen
head of stock.
]. l. O~When IL can be had, milk
10 an excellent article Of food for
oroilers or any chicks, bat milk is not
absolutely necessary.
G. r.~Clover hay Ia mainly intend
ed for winter feeding. To take the
place Of green food during the cold
months. But where green food Ia
equally scarce In the summer II Is best
TO feed II the year round. II can be
sealded o cooked. and mixed With
bran, cornmeal. middlinEs and ground
oats.
q. Ia W.-vegetabIss can be fed
either cooked or raw; IN tho latter
a . they are not so fattSning.
M. A s.-Blood Ia excellent for h-.
ing hens. but do not feed more than
Ten per cent. al a feeding
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RECEIVERS SOTICE

| an now PrrPur'i 20 nr''p: buds 81"
'N' t"''o"'nH "eS''lh''' property owned
Nv we 'h'erh''l"h"I hh"N of commerce
'"'"'h'htl' y NJ
sra MA sec :" '"p i"N hnG ~
a"u ~ ~" ~" W aho ~"
;" sec ~ '"P wv h"P ~ r. 60"
'"''''E ~ - wv '''''' an" Sra
~ - w ~" SEQ 10. Inv \ y
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a IND when that cuufagration was
~ lighted In me. Tom did Il. !
EaF4SsSl was sitting ~pcaccubly on my
G52SJ front steps. dressed IN the sum
mcr before last that Judy washes and
rnuS every day while I'm deciding how
a. hand out the first sip Of my trous
scuu to the ncighbors. when Tom. IN q
dangerous blue striped shirt with u
tie that melted into IL In tone. blew
owe my hedge and landed at my side
tie kissed the lace rui'lc ON my sleeve
while ! r"pruv"d him severely and act
tied down To enjoy him But didn't
have such ua uwfully good time as !
generally Ito with him lie was too
full Of another woman. and even a trst
cousin can he an evaporation In that
condition
wow, Mrs. Molly. truly. did you ever
see such n peach as she iSf" he de
manded after | had expressed more
than "A dozen delighted opinions OF
Miss Chester. Ills use " the word
= earh' riled me and bcfor" stopped
70 think ! said. she reminds me more
NJ a str ny bean"
Now Molly don't be mean lust be
cause old Wade has got her out drty
ing behind the grnys after Ei~Sing youl
hand under the lilacs yesterday which
praise hr. nobody saw nut litte me
I'm not sore, why should you be-
Aren't you happy with me-
| witlered him with IA look or. rath
er tried to wither him. for Tom Is no
mlmOsa bud
THE way that girl has started In a.
wake up this little I'D town reminds
me 81 the feeling you get under youl
belt seven minutes after you've slipped
M absiuth rrappe for the first time
YOU are liable for a good JHg and don't
know H." be continued euthusiastical
ly Lets don't let the folks nos
that they are Of until ! get everybody
In "a full swing Of buzz over my
queen" ! had never seen Tom 20 en-
thusiastic over a cir before, and !
dldn't like It But | decided not 70 let
him know that. but TO get 10 work put
ting out the Chester blaze IN him and
starting one on my own o
That's Just what I'm thinking about
Tom | said with = smile that WAS AZ
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FOR CUTS, BURNS AND BRUISES

In every home there should be a box
Of Bucklen's Arnica Salyc, ready 70
apply in every case Of burns, cuts and
wounds or scalds. j, II, Polanco, Del
vale Tex r, No ., writes, "'Bucklen s
Arnica Salvc saved M little gir's cut
foot NO one believed II could be cured
The worlds best salve. Only 25c. Rec.
commended by the FIX Drug Store,
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.urnri New, Ola
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department uI 'Hr lu'rliur /. : Land
u.Irr To-. TuyImrurI, New Mrviro
Iuly -. 1918
\u'.., F.. 0rrchy given that Ntcr'
- llrrarr,ou Of Lovd. Y. NJ. who ou
Iul, -. 1911. made Nddl II r. Ser No
''iI,2. for lots and = aud El2 NWi,
-, r.. TWP ~. Rug 3@E. y VI = Me.
ri.au. .r> filed notice of iutru'iou 70
mHs" Three Wear Proof, To establish
rInIm 'u 'ur iaud above described, be.
ru.o Register and Receiver. I : Land
Ou,. - Turumcari. y VI. on the Sth
ioN ut september, 1913.
'Ia.uaH. uru", Cos witnesses:
Il n l]!oyo''. Turumrari. y NJ; Tom
,u.buv. Turumruri. y VI. John Reagan
Lloyd. \ VI: " II Likins, Lloyd, New
Mexico.
u, \ Prentice. Register
\ug 4 \ug 90" -
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sunAo~cer Seed Valuable.

Sunhower seed Is very valuable for
fowls during the Noting period. and
L contains much oil and gives an add.
"a gloss to the new plumage. There
Is no danger OF feeding them too much
of 1t during this period, Az a general
rule, they are fed a handful for zach
fowl per day.
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SPRAYING GETS" THE MITES
One Of Beet Mixtures 10 Zee In Com
batting Parasites 10 Kerosene Emul.
slon-uss Spray Pump

Kerosene smulsion u one Of the
best mixtures to use In combating
mites In the poultry house. II is made
BY the mixing Of two gallons Of ker
osene oil, Onehaif pound % whale oil
soap, o1s quart Of homemade soft
soap and one gallon Of VISITOR. Dis
solve the soap by boiling In WSusr,
then remove from the fire and add
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uruHucaII News OG.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department OF 'tr iu'nN.ur t :. Tund
Ollie" ~ Turumruri. New Mexico
lul, 30. 1918
\o'irc g., hereby .i,cu that Nrrola,
@~ala/ar, Of Lloyd, y NJ. who ON Nov
-, 1906, made II +. Ser No. ud227. No
l32n3, tor SEit SCI, Soc 80 and NJ.
NEir and NEh NWh Soc -. Twp ~
Rug BE, y VI I Meridian. has filed no
Ice of Intention to make Five Ycar
Proof. 20 establish rlnim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, L : Land Onicr ~ Tucumrar
y VI, ou the ION day of September
l9l%
Claimap uaur, r. NI'no,-,~.
r. :. Ward, Curonato Apudaca
George Npodaca, I'll vt Lo,l. y. VI
On"simo ~ula2ar, Turumcari. y. VI.
r. \ Prentice, Rcgi.'cr
\ug ! Aug - -
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.rUmrHrI News O5l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
O5OJI

department 90 'I. lr'r.i., = lunl
pfiry a., rurumcar.. \rw Nr>Dro
luIN -. lul3
Notice j. hereby given that ]IIarric,
f.. Bell, NJ Tucumcarj. y. NJ. who ON
Nugu-' -, 1900. made II f. Sor No
pjoi'. No. "743, for NWl SEA aud
-. 81 Soc %. Twp '3N. Rng BE,
y VI T. NcrlIiau, uu, Glcd motto, of
intention 10 make Five Year Proof.
'u CO., ahIsh claim 20 the land above
described, before Rrgi,r,r aud Rcccry
rI, T.. :, Land Office AZ Tucumrari. y
NJ, OF the 10Th day Of sept. 1919
'loiwau' names rs witnesses;
clara :. Rice, caroline Bell. John \
scott, al of Hudson. y. VI: Ben +
'%"ug"r. rucumcari. y. VI.
t. \ rr"u'rrr. Register
Nug 4 Auu 90 -
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Guinea EIaah EHoaIa.

No poultry meat excels II any
equals a half-grown guinea split down
the back, broiled and buttsred. 1t
Is meaty. tender and OF splendid
flavor.
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A bucket spray pump s0ch 40 used
In the garden 10 just tho thing 20
spray the poultry house.
the kerosene al onoA Churn this
mixture rapidly and violently until II
is as smooth an beaten cream One
part Of emulsion TO several parts Of
water Is used to dilute the mixture
for spraying buildings. dropping
boards or nest boxes. Add one or
two ounces Of carbolic acid TO the
emulsion Just before applying
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All the news in the News. Read II
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Spend Your
Vacation
at the
Lakes and Woods

For a cool, refreshing, satisfying c
ton nothing quite equals the great
WOODS and !akes region Of the North
and Esst.
The variety is almost Ilnitless. There
are the axes and woods " iowa,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan;
Canada ana New England offer
charms Of primitive nature and
historic scenes; the A~dlrordacks, Cat
skD'ls, the Green Hills Of Vermont and
tie famous White Mount o. present
many attractions OF hill and vale. and
tho Atlantic Seacoast with u wealth
Of resorts both gay and sedatG supply
such rest and entertainment; e. VIII
crafty every taste,
To this whole region the
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II some tolh- don Z mend their ways
they u 90 20 e place wboro its Fourth
OF July all the time.
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THE MELTING OF MOLLY
Continued from last weekly
LEAF SIXTH.
Scattered Jam.

IND when that cunhagration was
NJ lighted IN me Tom did Il. |
4qsSi was sitting ~pcaccubly on my
~ front steps. dressed IN the sum
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ITO be continued next week.
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Department Ji ne terror -
OH, az ru..n cg'l. \,w NcN.
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3Gunar tis.s5 1895. am ShluB 1885;
fir Nni t20.05-20.15, AM GhluB S2O05
Gnmafs.-s1l.05-1t07H per 100 BIB
iSlr Gttober t1l.02 H--l1.07H, am SnIuF
sll.05; flir ,Januar s10.9e K-10.97Iz, On
sAlus t10.95; FIR Rai sl1.0TH-1i.10
arr EdIus sll.07H.
Short Rippenfetteu - $40. 10
l1s5 per 100 Bib gyir Gttober sil.02 u
--i1O7H, am ShIub $ff05; fir JaRuar
sf0.47H-10.52H am Shlus s10.47 II iul
gsai s10.60-l0.s5. an ShIuB s10.62k.
Butter. 91rtt mar uaotrdnoeri.-
Greameries 25-25Izr per Riune.
GieL Wartt unperdnoer'. Erbinarr
frits 2th 224c, firits 23 - 23Hc pei
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-25
9dsli@er Wtarftberid,t. I.

giueinaati. ~. September 1918.
Eis na@folssnben GuOtirunssn bssissss
i'd nur aui rpsTransatslcEsn. Bel
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Ikcrt dear SetteH l2k-IaKe, SnultsrR
if-1l4e. Bellies lSk-i8Ae lois une
Nc Hshr p:rpn6i.
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ssltsn isk-1sAc, iurssstppsnls,fsn 1s4
lSHe, eIira fborf dear Seilen 18A--l5As.
G&ultsrn 10 - i2xe uno Dsliiss IAN
lee lcit lHe Nc per 8inns msAr ptryadt
Sugar Cursd.Slsif6. Mfartt IN itsiis
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ihcrs dear SsitsR lo--l04e. extra ihoEt
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Efunb.
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Minter syanen S390--4.l0. Hinter fya-
NUN t2.00-8.25. Ggtra s2.so--2.9o, or.
sindrts ts.60-2.75, Sarisr Weisen 9Gtent
t4.65--6.O0, eo. fancp ts.66-4.s6. DO. i5a.
ailH s5.s0--4.00; NpggenHistl, nprersftltt
grmtihtes 33.90-4.00, rfines Gitp 4A.00---
x.204. asmiihtfs sS-so--4.l0 per Dbl.
Btisen. --Martt willlaer. 80. rprbsE
Hinisr 95 g6c. go. DO. 80 S5e;
20. 4 r0fher ~ S2e per Bi Ssrtauii
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81 e5t4e. I Gar 30. 4 rotber Sa e0e, Gar
mad 9rObe rother ia S4Hc, 1850 Bu. DO.
bslmniuet Al 90e asi5 benz BeIsiis.
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yio. . welBes rs Toe, No. fpeibes 10
75tzc, DO. 4 pfiBes 73 - 75c. Ao. gelbes
75Ks, No. DO. rs - 7551e, gc. DO.
70 75e, Ec. = gemlihtes 76Ae, 0p.
B be. 75--T5tzt. No. 4 DO. Ts--7bc, peiBss
&olbenforn 74-77e. gestes bo. 7t--77e. gf.
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