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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

The Wenatchee Council No. 1545
of the Knights of Columbus will visit
in this city next Monday, the object
being the holding of their quarterly
meeting. On the twentieth Of the
month large crowd of Leavenworth
members will go to Wenatchee at which
time about twenty-five new members
will be initiated.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

The ladies of the Maccabbees of the
World met with Mrs. F. T. Motteler
this week at which time several new
members were initiated. Mrs. Lula
E. Adams the new pianist played the
closing ode and after the meeting rem
dered several musical selections after
which an elaborate lunch was served
oy the hostess. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Ida Bauman, April IA.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04
Business Paragraphs.

NOTICE-If you have lost anything, or
found any article, or If you want to buy, sell
rent, locate, or get information, write or
call at this office and place an ad in our
Business Paragraph Column" You Will
get quick results. Rates 10 cents line for
first insertion and cents a line afterwards.
Minimum charge % cents.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

For Sale-White Indian Runner
duck eggs from laying strain. 75c per
setting. Inquire Roswell McNett.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

Wanted-Small second hand cook
stove, must be in good repair and
cheap. Address Box o5, city. 12-13pd
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

The card party and social dance
given by the ladies Of the Catholic
church at the Firemen's hall last Thurs
day evening proved to be a very pleas
ant affair. The evening was spent il
card playing and dancing after which a
dainty lunch was served. The ladie.
realized a neat sum from the proceed:
OF the evening and they will probably
plan several more such parties for the
near future.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

Wanted to Exchange-Large bronze
gobbler for turkey hen. Chas. Harris
horn, Cascade Orchards. 10
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

Three first class just fresh dairy milk
cows for sale. See or address VIM. A.
Nelson, Lake Wenatchee. 13tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04
Social Happenings

The Luthern Ladies' Aid will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Jas. Wonder
Thursday afternoon Aprit 10, A cor
dial invitation to all.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

Wanted-Woman to come to home
every week and do washing. Apply
at this office. r.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

Chickens For Sale-Hens and last
years pullets. IS cents each. Henry
Sauer, city. 13tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

For Gas Engines, saw outfits, hay
bailers, see Rutherford & Burns.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04

Melted Gem seed potatoes for sale.
$1.00 per sack. See Henry Sauer,
city. 13tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04
Bride Well Known Here

Miss Sabina Bartlett and A. A.
Mcdonald were united in marriage in
Tacoma, Saturday, march %. Miss
Bartlett was formerly resident Of
Wenatchee, but has spent the winter
with her mother, Mrs. c. I. Gochnour,
in Centralia. Mr.. Mcdonald is a sales
man for the Eilers Music House at Ia
coma. World.
Miss Bartlett is vel, known in this
city and at Peshastin, where her father
resides.
@F. J. Bauer, formerly roundhouse
foreman, who left Thursday morning
for Superior, Wisconsin where he has
been transferred by the railroad COM
pany was pleasantly surprised by a
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04
ORDINANCE 100

An Ordinance creating a special fund tC
be known as the Water Fund"
The City Council of the City of Leaven
worth do ordain as follows:
sec. /. That there is hereby created a
Fund of the City of Leavenworth; that all
revenues derived by said City from the
operation of the water system in said City
shall be paid into said water fund that all
expenses created against the said water
system, or any part thereof, shall be paid
by warrants issued against said water fund
Sec. 2. The warrants to be drawn against
said water fund shall be substantially in the
following form, to-wit:
.---...---------.-----...
Leavenworth, Washington.--
interest
City of Leavenworth to the Treasurer OF
said City pay to the order &C.,
Dollars ts--l
out of the water fund, or otherwise appro
priated.
This warrant is issued by order of the
City Council made on
of , l9-and is in payment OF
claim - for
This warrant shall draw interest at the
rate of eight per cent Is per cent? per an
mum from and after the time the same is
presented to the Treasurer of said City, and
endorsed by said City Treasurer as not paid
for want of funds
Mayor.
Attest:
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Leavenworth, Washington
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-29
Ani xenen Gipieln oes
&imalaja.

frau s5annp 9uIlod Dorlmon, DE
betdnnte Joriferin, bic Die HieIsnz
melt bes 5imaloic gum S9auplag IL
rsr neuen GntDedungsn uno tiibnen
9eiieisunssn gsEa6t. bat io:btn ibre
achie Expedition nah ben unbetaHnten
gipfsln oieIes ho9iten 9ebiraes ner
Grbe polIenoet uno berichtet ibsr oieIe
hsntipiiroise ReiIs. bic ipisnsrum sis
niae bisber iunsfrdulifs Spiben nno
Gktiher benz 5uBs b:s Menihen err
ebert bat, in einem intereHanten Nufe
ias BON ysse Iais tout. Sm Qpr:l
1912 perlieb Fis, bon ibrsm Bdtten,
mehrersn @elshrtsn. bic Iie BEL ibrsn
.cpograpbiIhen uno meteorologiiden
llnieriuhuuaen unter'tiiBsu Iollien.
uno elmer Sfar bon 5tdssrn begls:s
.s.. gomban, belt iih in BAN rsi3eas
Den .Snierlaten oes Soimalaia1. in
Srindaar. niht lanse auf. ionbern
beaann gnos Suni ben Quffties. g;s
All elmer 6Dbe pcn 5000 SuB ioras
ten 15 3ieeen. Die linen Wilb sa5eE,
unb % Shafe fir lire Rabruag
Damn nber muBte man Die Shiere 5u4
riidlaiisn. ba fih nirsenos mebr Gut
ter fir fie oarbot. unb NIT seniisenb.n
9orrdtbsn perieben, nabmen bic Rel
iennen nun ben aampf nit Der eiuisaa
Gisz unc Shneerslt auf dit ben ins
biiten Irdsern hatten lie manderiei
Miihe; 10 ipsissrten iidb gum Beiipiel
piele BON ihnen. Shuk III tragen. OBJ
irpbl ale nit gutter juBbeileinuns
cusaeriiItet lpd.en. uno liefen init
.rodien ssiiben isibii iiber bic Gletfder.
DDS Eager, bag ben Reiienoen CUR
Bats fiir TIRE Gorihunstn biente.
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@erben bon Der GipiloieuitbehOros
fur bas HoIi5eibepartement
nngeoronef.

gic ansidleioenbe slonliniltration
lift augenifeiniid bemiibt, ihren 9ah.
| folgern no INNER es angebt, arliip.
| pei 5piId3cn Die geine al iuerfen.
SidGrheitsoireftor 9aib, Der be.
Ifanntlif 3uianmen NIT giirgermei.
| tier Sunt ans Dem 9lntt iheioef, bat
| liebt aui eininal Die Gntoefiing ge.
Iinaft. Dob nl1ner5iislid gef0roe.
Irimsspriifmnaen im lSoli3eioeparie.
ment abeebaIien peroen miiiien, nm
Il in erjter Sinie cine anlpdrterliite iiir
GoIi3eiinipeftoren 81, fhaffen. 2ie
Gipiloienitfomrtlilioil, Die notiirlld)
ben @itniheu oes Sidlerheitsoirefs
tors liets gichniine tragt, bat oem
audi moersiiglih bic gelpiinif)ten
griiilmaen auf oen II. Ie5enber al-
bernmt uno als 8riifungsfornmii'are
Manor ssuliis syieiihmann uno
Der eheutaIigen GoIi5eifef Eaul "
WIaifin aetponnen.
Ter ein5ise ernipeftorenpoiten, Der
III beiesen lit, iii Der bes Chefs Der
@ebeinpoli5ei, oen felt iiber einenl
Sabre Gal. Grim beflei6et bat. Der
BON giirgermeiiter Snnt itno Siher.
beitsoireftor Gaib obne tpeiteres ait
Die Spise oes 9epartements geitellt
fpuroe uno Der BON Der neiien slonri.
niitration faium iibernomnren tperoen
Sirite. an Der priifing iiir oen go.
item bari er iid, audi nid)t betbeiligen,
na bas @eies porifreibt, oaB aile
Iipiranien fir ocn Boiten eines Sn.
ipeftors minoeitens orei Sabre lang
2eutnantsraug befIei6et bnben mil.
fen nno Grim iriiter uur Ietettio.
ieraeant gcrpeien iii.
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Mie Dttettip Grim bsriihert, babe
er fdmmtlide sSulpeIisre in Der Gtabt
mi. 6iniueis cuf perffiebene Gisb=
liable. Die in Gtdbten i'm obern 1beil
bee 5sdotes pefiibt ipnrben, geipdrnt
iIno lie erilldt. Drdhtgittsr Dor ibre
sseniter anbrinsea gu laiien pber irnIi
notbiae 8orItdt su iibsn.
Wie bic Qeier fih srinnern tperbei,
ipurD, pergansenes eyabr turs Dor
Wsibnahten bsr Mbolf Wisbelpff,
sSiifpelierldoen, 1880 @ine Gtrabe,
duseepliinbsrt, nohbem Der iusenbz
life 0ertaufsr etfnebelt unp mi. Elm
pnden einfaf, inter ben adDentiif)
eefd,obtn tpcrben mar. Dor 3tpsi Sab
ren, ebenfalls I'm bic Weibndhts3eit
- biesmal dbsr in ben 4bsnoiiunnal
lpurbe oas Ghoufeniier bes SUI
irsliers @sora Simper on Der Dine
unterhalb Der ghien EtraBe einees
Ihla9en uno ospliinoers. GefpiBiat
ourf ben Dorfal lisb Serr Simper
Elm ftartes 8rahtaittsr an benz Sfaa=
fsnIter anbrinaen.
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patim erfahren bate, bob Munitiou
an Boro aebra6t porben lei.
Sin 5beil Der Munition, bic I'M
9ansen einen Wertb bon $250O BAT,
ipuroe unter Den aobIen in ben Bun
ters aefunben unb Elm 9beil in ben
&eifeln Der un6enuBten 8onfenzDsdz
ihin' unO in 8entildtoren, oie nit
Utdtten 3ugeoedt lparen. Sn ben ao6e
len puroen audi feds automatiIds
RepolDer mooerniter 8onitruttipn aes
funben Die einen Wertb BON il $50
baben.
Die 3oll6eh0rben geben fih ieBt Die
erpBte Wiibe, bic psrIonen su ermits
teln, Die bic Mrnitton an 8orb ges
iatdt baben, ME audi btejenigen, fir
Die fie beitimmt mar.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
SeIbItmorb elmer Jruu.

Selbitmoro elmer Jruu.
9bilabeIphiu, ga. 2S. Rop
Gin. unbetonnts, un9efdbr 40 Sabre
alte 5rau, iprang bier am 6reilcq
Ron elmer bo6en Bride aus in Den
S4uplbia GluB bina6, natb:m 5tpei
anaben perseblit berfuht battsn. Fl:
narnr 3u perblnoern. Die 2ei6e
nurbe Ipdter aus osm 'StuB se3cgen.
Die anaben ciug:n iiber bic griit..
ala iis bic 15rau bemerttsn, bic oui
eas gelGnoer ttetter.s. Sic liefen aui
lie gu unb riTisn II: Suriid Die 5rcu
tdmpFte in snerqiiher WsiTs nit Den
anaben unb es esIdn9 ihr nah etnigtr
3eit, iih freisumaden. a6er bas Sc
ldnber su tlettsrn uuo Ii4 In ben 5iuF
hinabfailen gu ialIen.
Die oeite purbs Ipdter als biej..
niae pcn 5rau Roi9 Weroiian ioentis
fart, bic i'm 5riihiahr bon Rumds
nien bierbertan. 5br Shipieesriobn.
Ger Tie iben.ifi3irte, faats. baB b;,
lrdu 6eimipeb gehnbt tdbe uno In
lebtsr 3eit mslanaOliih setpeien Iei.
.Osrebtistsit fiir golom :
bid.
Wafbinston, .. g.. %. ROB.
Genator Chamberlain bon Georgia
erreste bel sinem Jeitefen, benz alle
in Waibington attreoiiirten ip1niid=
amerifaniihen Diplomaten beiipoc1s
ten, aufishen nit Der 4Htiinbisung.
er tperoe bafiir itimmen, baB Golom=
bia @erehtigteit bon ben Der. Staas
ten erlange. ipenn INNER iid ibm Ges
legsnbeit bisie, sin entifkiDenbes 0os
tum in Der Streitfrase abaugebeu, oie
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Rerisxal.R stijen.

ssrau Ste!ld yauiiig hdi auf
hem Rprobeutiten 2lopbbampfer
.,8arbarofia" cine ReiIs mad Dsutf6s
LAMB aneeireten. Inter ben aniiitens
paiIdaisren bes Qorboeutiteu alopos
bampfers r8eorse WaTbinston". Der
heute bon Rem Yort bic ausrsife an
tritt. befinbea iid 6err uno Jrau
yfeiffer nsbit ainoer.
5err George 5uefsma II n,
Der tpohlbetannte 8iirser unb 0ises
prdiibent Der pIattbeutiden. iotpie
sJeittommanbant Der Deutihen S6iis
ssn, feierte ssitern Ieineu 80. Gebur.ss
tag. Die Rahf.isr folst beute qbsno
in feiner Wobnuns an Der Wnoletcn
Strabe. aae Sdiisen uno Jrsuros
iinb freunblidft einselaben.
Wiii dufridiiser 5rauer pirb in
tpeiten areiIen bic aunbe bon benz se-
fern erfolsten 4bIeben bon Jrau
6 Mile Stengel, seb. adu,
pernommen tperben, bic nnt lanaem
ihtperem Qeioen I'm Alier Don nur 10
Jubren in bic gipigteit abkrufea
lDurbe. Den 5eimaans Der GniIhlus
fthsn betrauern auber ben ane.b0ris
gen bic Dielen Jreunee. ipeld,e iie iid
burh ibre psrf0nlihs aiebsnsniirbigs
felt unb 9er5ensgiite gu ertpsrbsn ses
fpuBt bate. Die 2eihen'eier finbet
ON Wontae Rahmittas UNI elm llfr
i'm 9rouerbauis go. 3016 4brens
Sirabe fiaii. porauf um baIb bret
ubr bic Jeuerbtitattuns i'm arematO.
rum erfolst.
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Nasldnoiide yta brid)ten

Sat ismanb i6on BON
II anitsP tsPtlltallen gebDrt?
lin Die in Der Geographic nidt 81
lranoerten auf3utIdrsn, mag tonItatirt
perben, Dap Ragnit YtltaQen etn
8abltreis in OitprsuBsn lit, Der bos
6peifslbafte 8eroisnit gsnieBt, BEL Der
lebten Rei6staostpabl sineu .Iiebz
lihen" Recoro fir beutI9e WabIaus>
lagen geihaffen su bdben, Der fogar
unIere ameritauii6e Grfabrungsn in
Der geSisbung iibertrifft. Der nattoz
ndlliberale aanbibdt - Der iibrigens
unteriseen lit &ommersienratb
8enBti, bat Die &leiuigteit BON 140,>
600 Wart fir feline Riecerlage ausgez
qs6ea. Der tonferoatipe Siegsr ioG
ni6t pteI ipeniger ausgegeben hubeE.
Die nationallibsrale Rebnune tpeiit
folqen0e Iaftige goftten duf: Sdglife
3uiteQunq Der notionalliberalen uno
Ger fortI6rittliten 2otal5eitung an
iGmmtlihe $4,000 Dablbsrshtists
eurh bic goit in Der ganSen Qgttaz
tionsoauer - $4,000 Marf; Reifes
tciten uno Sagsaelber fir ettpd 800
Qoitdtoren uno S6lepper, Die, abge>
ieben bon ben i'm Greiie ielbit por>
banoeneu ardften, BON ausDdrts, gum
erbebIi6en 59sil biz aus WeItpreuz
zen ieitens Der Nationalliberalen herz
dnaeaoden nuroen - $4,000 Wiart:
9rud uno 8crIanot bon ic 5tpet ge-
ihloIienen 3ebnpfennig. .Sriefen nit
Tluebldttern Gn ale Die Wdhlsr,
geiolbung uno Rstietoittn Der pa9s
reno Der aon5en 4gitatipns3eit tnl
areife tbdtigen bret auspdrtigsn pars
tsiistrstGre, Soften Der autos, osren
fir ben WabltdJ ettpa 100 herbeiaes
bolt porpen fparen, uno Sonitiges -
10000 Wart. Gas Iino gang nieoliAe
3ablsn! gs gibt iebr trni9e ameriz
taniIte Gon9reB 4bNDronete, Die
ii6 IoIhe Wahlausgaben leiiten TOM
nen. 2eiper IG3eint au9 SeutIhlano
in Wablausgdben poran 81 iein.
Selbit in Wunisipal 9erpaltungen
III briiben nidt mehr aleS folder. Sn
qraq Ioaen Die StabtrdtEe beim Qnz
tauf BON 9runbItiiden burh bic
Stabtuemeinoe $4,000 &ronen an
qropiIionen berbisnt huben. Der
tItehiihe giirgermeiiter Or. 8roih
ntro beIhuloigt, nm bic 0urhItehsz
rel aefpubt 3u haben, aber mebr leihtz
iinntq als oer5rehsriTtl esbanoslt gu
baben. 8dns, frie BEL rusl
Heues uber bic &onig in
b on g q bu. Wlan itreib. uns: Sin
gunS merfrpiirbiser 2urusorut, Der
bon Der aDnigin bon Saba banoelt,
piro in ben nd6Iteu Wodber in gari5
BON benz 9erlaee Wonii. 5opant ct
Gle, Hahfolgsr bon 0oupil, beruusz
qeeeben Deroen. Sur hunbert Grenlz
plare, bic ie 400 Mart toiten, tperbsa
seorudt. Der Serausgeber 1T Der eez
tannte ReiIenoe unb RpmanIchrtftitetz
Ter Suaues Sc Rour, Der in oieiem
Werte cine iebr alte aetbiopiFhs Sanb2
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- Sm 6. polisei 9iftritt purbe
eeitern glbenb Der Weiheniteller Geo,
g. Simpfon perbaftet. ipeld,er nit ei.
ner 4Hsahl llhrsn BON 6dus su baus
Gina. um bieiel6en su pertaufen.
Simpfon purbe ala ptrodhtia in 6ofi
aenommen.
- Nobert islar. bon 30. 1888
Central Npenue, .beilie Der polisei ae.
fern NIT. bob er am %. RoNrnber
einem unbetannten iunaen Monn ei.
niae 0aroeroben.Stiide aur Nbliefers
una iiberasbeH bate. pdhe bsrielbs
nidlt an feinem 8sitimmunasorte ur.
aeliefert bat. Ter Name oes Wanncs
trurbe b<r polisei mitaetbei!t.
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ytetp Yorf, %. Nob. 4gnet.
YSuittania" bon Qiperpool.
4bgeg.: rP9ilaoelpbia" naA Soutb.
ompton.
0oper. Qnset.: .gaberhno"
bon yteD Yort.
Ut tier ba m. 2lnget.: rRprs
oom" BON Vetp Yort.
Sout bu pton. Ingef.. st.
Gouis" bon Retp gort.
y GinerpoOI. 4ngef.: .Gebrie
bon ytetp Yort.
2ueenstoDu. Qbg.: .Qlau>
MIA, bon 2iDerpool, nan 8oftpn;
~Gelttc" na6 Rep yort.
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Pokal.Dfrid)t
Suiuefenrau6.
1&s 1danfrnitsr eines Sn,uelier'
iabeny am bellem lidteu las
gepliinocrt.

Ter Rnnb fullroe our Wittngs5eit bel
Goiuaro q. aaeIin, an 8ine unc
WsNiden, aitsaeiiibrt. Gin jun.
ger giirife idldat oas Shaufen.
iter Elm iino ergreift Rinse inil
Ebracb1nee. Ter @ertb Der
geuie bctr1gt $1,000. - Ter Ser,
iiber perifapiiloet in eiHem Saus
on Der EIeainnt Ctr. uno ieti
if)eint ibn bic Groe perid1liidt 81:
baben. 3iuei Der 9tinge iuieoer
geiinoem.
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AuM elm Oebenftas.

Ghon mantem. bsr ben Neihstna
bciuht bat. niro eine sFabns aufaefnlz
len iein. eie unmitteIbdr ii6er BEN
Einaana sum Sibunasfonle aeaens
iibxr benz fhonen WarmoritanbbiIb
RaiIer Wilbelms !. bGnet. r<ren
3ipsd unn 6ertunft ibm ober unbe.
lonnt aeblitb<H In. Die na&iebsn.
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gu 9niten Der get6eiliz
gung an Der San5ran-
iscoer MusitelIuna

> pe " II u II g.
st 3 In, %. Hop. 9as Gretutipz
&ommtttee Der oeutf6en &olonialz &C.
lsI19dft bat am Jreitag cine ReIolus
tton angenommen, in tpel6er Die BE-
tbetltgung oes 0eutIaen Reib8 an bel
Banana pacific 4usiteuuns in Sar
5rancisco befiirportet piro. 6er3oo
Sobonu gllbredt bon WedIenburg.
S6ipertn fiibrte ben 9oriib iiber biz
8eriammluna.
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Weine Sreunoe iagttll,
id) f0nnc nicmals ,picoer aciano
iperbcn. - Tanf Ecrnna bin id)
iuieocr geinmo.

Sri CLARA 2o6r, 81 gorb G5pLb GtryG3ranb
9iapios Wtib.: n2ter8te tagien, id hatte otc
Gduinofucht &2oa nur 80 4funo. Sine an,
ReruRa ein3urebmen. gSiege ieBt 1876 8funb.
Sd bin TO bauibar fit mas 4eruna titt mid
gctban"
Iisisnigen, peldle aesen ifiiise 0eoiSin ituns
f8nneu jeBt Berunas Eabletteu srIauaeu.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1913-11-15
Dairy Department

teina to the grain ration, especially
to those cows producing large
amount of milk.
A FALL IN MILK FLOW.
Question: Enclosed find price of
renewal subscription to The Ranch.
am also sending two or three ques-
lions which kindly answer through
the columns of The Ranch.
| have a COW with something the
matter with her, and being a beginner
in the business, and not knowing
what to do, l ask for your advice.
While the COW eats all right and is
in good condition, she continually
rubs her nose and puts her tongue up
Ter nostrils. Nothing is apparently
wrong except that the hair on the
nose seems to be rather rough, and
lately she has fallen off considerably
in her milk flow. Can you offer some
advice?
Have noted your advice in regard
to feeding COWS, and would like to
know if bran and shorts are sufficient,
say gallon day in equal parts, in
protein.
What amount of mangels or carrots
should be fed daily 10 the. average
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you have named l would select a ra-
ton as follows: Allow the COW to eat
all the corn fodder and barley hay
she will consume without waste, and
a grain mixture of three parts bran
to one part of oats. In feeding this
grain give one pound for every three
pounds of milk produced.
This ration lacks succuIence, such
as silage, mangels, carrots, etc.
Much better yields could be expected
if one of these could be fed. Alfalfa
or clover hay would also give better
results than barley hay.
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Answer: From the information at
hand we see nothing that would in
dictate sickness. Perhaps the fall in
the milk flow can be traced to another
cause, such as lack of proper feed, or
advanced lactation. We should like
more information regarding this COW
before we can determine what is
wrong. Is the COW fed salt regularly?
Does she get exercise?
Bran and shorts are fairly high in
digestible protein, containing from
IL to ID per cent. Bran is an excel
lent cow feed, because it not only
furnishes protein but it corrects di-
gestive troubles to certain extent.
It acts as a milk laxative. Shorts,
however, is too heavy, and although
it contains a slightly higher percent
age of dlgestible protein than bran, it
is not as good a feed for the dairy
COW. The laxative effects of feeding
bran are lacking in the shorts, and so
far as protein is concerned we find
other feeds such as oil meal, soy bean
meal and dry brewers grain much
more economical to use. These last
named feeds furnish cheaper protein
than either shorts or bran at the
present prices.
In feeding root crops such as man
gels or carrots, we give the COW as
many pounds of the succuIence as she
produces pounds of milk per day.
STARTING A PURE BRED HERD.
Question: l am making an effort
at dairying, and would like to operate
the same scientifically, though | have
very little knowledge of stock and
how to care for them. | am starting
with seven pure bred Holsteln heifers
and three good grade COWS. l expect
to separate the milk and sell cream.
Any literature or pointers in this line
that you could send me would be very
much appreciated. The right way is
the only way, and that is the way l
am trying to start.
What is the most practical crop for
fall sowing for early spring feed?
Where can | get good cattle doc
tor book? Any literature you can
send me in regard to feeding, breed
ing and caring for stock in general
will be much appreciated. H. r. Il.
Sumas, Wash.
Answer: 1t is rather difficult
matter to give very much information
IN letter, but we can refer you to
literature which will be of great help
to you. The following books will
help you in nearly every phase of
dairying: "Dairy Cattle and Milk
Production, by Eckles; 'Milk and
Its Products, - by Wing, and "Mar-
ket Dairying," by Mictels. A gov
eminent publication, entitled "Dis-
eases of Cattle" is very good one of
it's kind. You can obtain this gratis
by writing to your congressman or
senator. The best farm paper which
we can refer you to is Hoard's Dairy
man, published in Fort Atkinson,
Wisconsin. There are other good
papers. We have a department in
The Ranch published in Kent, WASH,
and you can undoubtedly get good in
formation from that. The three
books mentioned above can be OBJ
tanned from Hoard's Dairyman. We
will have your name placed upon our
mailing list here so that you will get
all the bulletins published by the Col
lege.
The fact that you have started with
number of pure bred Holsttin-
Friesian heifers is of interest to us,
and show q hat Won have Startad r,uht
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We would advise that youEbreed
these heifers to the best bull obtain
able. Breed to bull that has dem
onstrated his dairy ability by having
some good producing daughters. II
you cannot do this, breed your heifers
to bull having a good record of pro
duction back of him. Breed along
the same line. If your heifers are
De Kol bred breed to De Kol bull,
but study the question first so that
you do not inbred too much.
You state that it is your intention
to sell cream. The other dairy breeds
as the Jersey or Guernsey will pro-
duce butterfat more economically
than the Holstein. However, it may
be that you intend to keep hogs as a
side issue, and you will find that the
skimlnllk will be the best hog grower
that you can get.
Vetch and rye are good early spring
feeds for your stock, and thousand
headed kale is an excellent crop for
winter feeding as it remains green
practically all winter in some local
tiles.
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RATION NOT DESIRABLE.

Question: Would you please give
me a balanced ration for cows giving
from 20 to 30 pounds of milk a day
with beardless bIrley hay as rough
age? Barley hay is not given in any
feed tables that | have. | have oats,
wheat, barley, bran and shorts, and
corn fodder cut when the corn was
denting. G. H. H. Rockford, Wash.
Answer: Barley hay does not make
ali exceptionally good roughage for
dairy COWS, especially when no sue
culent crop is fed. From the feeds