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NOTICE.

ros the psos~esiea Of The liabes
ssd sssaias sad TO prssrsvs ssA -.
rress~ the saac sad fish 'hsroa. The
Ro-ky Moas'sia Coal ssd iros to.
aud the Colorado t,a.i asd iros Co.
hereby give notice that all ss~spass.
las. husiias os ftshiax % ihcis issds
In las As,ass cossiy. Colorado. sr.
strictly iossiddse.
The Rocky Mouassia Coal q osos
Co. sad Tue Rorky MousIsis Fuel
4 lroa co.-by J. =. welboes. Prrs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
vALLHJoo ACQUITTED
OF MALICIOUS Mischief

The jusy In the -as~ of Nd-ia Val.
i-so> s~susa-.i . verdict last hishl al
not guilty The iay uAs thafs~-i
aiih Malicious mischief. III. charge
i'cias made by . rsach-r nam.i Gate.
sho lives acar Weston lie .isius~si
the boy ',~si aad abused a hor.- i,-.
lonsias tn him and ss s-sui, II the
is,usi~s tho horse died. The i-",
ia. in his employ al the time
Tho rss- ~ss frs, heard near tho
sni NJ tho Last term Of tho district
so"s' and the Jury dssssr--a.
TIL" ras~ of 1.nri~ndo Cof,iosa.
charged with tho murder of ~.
brother =, snsic,iii-. two week. am
aaiurdsS niRht. Vas called this morn.
ins hut upon motion " Deputy IBIS.
tries Attorney Raiston tho informa-
tion vas noiie'i and a nc~ ,afosma.
iioa -n,cs--i. The coar, fixed tho
hond ~ $3.50" and .-i the case for
hearing tomorrow morning. n. A.
sShmid, will r-pr-srn, the dcfcndan,
whom the case is called tomorrow
mosainG. The original charge was
murdcr Aad the information filed
this mosains charged Cordora with
saesult tn murder.
Today the district court was taken
up with formal matters and civil
cases.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10

A good treatment for cold settled
In the lung. IL HHRRtCk'S RED
PEPPER Porous PLASTER applied
to the chest to draw out inflamma-
ton. and BALLARD'S HOREHOrND
SYRUP to relax tixhtncss. You Ec,
the two remedies for the price Of
ono by buying the dollar size Iiorc-
hound Syrup: there is q porous plns-
the HausmRn Drug COMPANY
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THE DEEP PURPLE

''sni.sL's sa pisy he. -s.r i..-a
pfoaae-d in Nn-ri.a In the las, ,,Iy
years the, has created the arai.-,ad
thi-rrsi as has i'aul Nsmsir. as's
dssss. The p.sr i'aEple. I, a-si.
With pnii'ies ssd police xrsf, saa kss
in = measure set in molten manf ia
s-siisAltaa. In this .oaa'Fys Ta-
PLAY siii have Inns III. /. N'a~Ji.
%. IL
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Orrino for Drink Habit
fIY IT At OUR IxI11oI

We arc in earnest When W. ask you 10
s;vr ORR1NE . trial. You have nothing
10 risk and everything to gain, for your
money will he returned. " after a trial,
YOU fail to get results fron ORRfNE.
'rhi. offer gives the wives and mothers
Of tbos- who drink to excess an opror.
tvp,,v 10 try the ORnlNE treatment.
II 10 u very simple treatment, can 10
rives 10 The hosse without p0baicity or
loss Of time from busiaess, snd at Is
small price.
ORRiNE In prspsrei in two forms:
No. 4, sosest tssatusst, . powder; OR.
NINE No. g, in pill form, for those wha
d.s,rr 10 tate voluntary ttehtsasnt. Cost'
only Al.OO l,ox. Come in and talk ovs /
,,,c natter with ua. AK fot booklet.
iisusman Drug Co. Three stores.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10

VN080AoA oe sWD
yssss I could -
sland a ny feet
lnag q . Uns sssd I
enuld nos vsik sws
Aaeeks withs,ss -
6ortnG coetang saa
ossviag psias ds~
my right ~, vhirA
Increased svssy
0nnh Nave hssa
st hat uas paspis
n ~ hoee I'D Wuoh
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ATTENTION. nn

Asnusi election Of ostiesrs. Tsisi.
dad ia-iR~ No. iSi =. p. o. x.
THURSDAY sisis. March ~. Al soe0.
h-r. s~q.-s,sa sa hs pssases. Visit.
ins ssosh~ss ~ei.oAe.-r. u. aeoa~.
Essis~.i Rul~s: Charles ssstsey. as~.
sesssy FRO T~0.. -
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
DUNDEE 10 BOX ulsAxE.

Philsdciphia. Pa. March 10
Johnny Dundee. the New York light
weight. II Ia have another chance to
pit his prowcss against that Of John
ny Kiibsnc. the feathcrwcighi cham
pion. The Olympia club Of this city
will bring the two together tomor-
row ni3ns for a six-round bout. The
match Is the most promising that has
hecn staged in the Quaker City this
winter and the club expects . rec
or, breaking crowd at the ringsidc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
ATTENTION NoosE

TA~ss Siii b- . m-~sias sf tho
inSsi Order OF Moose =, oda Vel
lows Hsii "Wednesday nish' ., -ixh,
o'.ineh. Their ~iii i- samisstson
at otfisesss All msmb-fs A.. usfra
I" h- ps-s-hs 1t A. iisid.ins hier
ia,of
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Missouri COMMERCIAL CLUBS.

Jefter~on city. No. March lo.-A
wide variety OF topics relating to the
weliare Of the state aad the promo
siea Of tts industries are to be dis
Guessed at the annual conveption Of
the Missouri ENsdsration Of Commer.
cial Clubs. which met here today
Tor . two days session. Delegates
representing eomnsecial clubs In st.
Louis, Kansas City. st. Joseph. Se-
isjia sad numerous other cities are
n attendance. .i. ...
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chisssn. Msfvh io.-tt.sy tia,-..
sssiitytsx today IN behalf a. sh-
Wesi~ss fsdssuiioa at Mia-f. b-issr
the eoAssesatoesi sommiii~~ Isss~si.
sssiss the Mlshissh .orp-s strike.
seia that while ikr, ~-sc os theft
vay they uesv told b. ''csPss!s
Waite. 10 chars. OF the party thai
he bor~d '''hss~ boy. siii i~sss The
rees~'' 20 that ID. aiss suanssi-.
wosia se~d 10 hire aosv aiss
guards.
hsssss s.,A sAs>s sHsssurssoss we're
iskss TO asss tbs, tho ''hay.'' ser.
To iseia~ the striker. Z. acts ~ Vim
i~sec.
what did yoa do ..-r~nssliy "a
psnsoh~ sioi~nr~:' s.k-d coassrss.
ass Howell
"I'es,ossis ss,hiss. .sid the
~iissss.
Matte. said that many acts cal
.ulslsd Ia provoke the strikers ~cfv
sommitisd hy other mca. lie aid
ihss Q guard IL th~ same ot Carp
lissA tsis the '-nssdias house nf Mn.
Des.oa st Mohawk with the i'irs
that the eomrssy would decide that
the house should be guarded sad that
IL would b~ an cosy b~ss for Curry.
Bslt~s .A,d that Robert Allen. .
guard. beat 'hE~c men who hsd b--n
arrested BY other private dci-c'iv-s
sad the, on one orrssioa a strikers
passd- had '--a stepped by gun.
men.'
Joha Mitchell. the labor leader.
will hc given a hsariss In Washing
toe some time nest week. This prr'
mlssios wa. obtained today by s,tik.
en-. roussci ~ho said Mr.. Mitchell
desired to sis. Information Of rom
disSoas of the Duise copper country.
TIE defense Of the Michigan M
tiossl s.,sr,, before the committee
wsa csonciud-d. Captain u. q. Rags
dale. T.. =. Army. ssid that at n'S'
(h~ nes seemed to look on the siiua.
sion .. a joke aud the discipline was
not of the best. bat later the men
settled down and he considered their
coMduc, excellent.
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WOMEN CAN
AAROLY BELIEVE
H6w Nh. Hurisy .Was R.
s.srea g Hssl4 b LyiEa
E6Ahan's Ve9stahs
Cauoeund.
NlI

01oa. ~ eel was troshis.l With
11p1oae0eas. in0amnasina saA fssssis
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noaitstsS. M sha Nf., Afehis Hall.
0ssroek: eos' is,hssos. . fsiisas I
snnio,e ~ tioaeh,sns Albert N-s.
asa. iS~s =. Jekhson and Harry
Reed. csiames: Ne. ssd NJ. i,a~ssa
Nssroai. u leosshiae.
Preceding Nichols the sommilsrs
heard toar sar,ay-s AZ a-i-siis.
ss~sei-s testify sx.iass the ps,sa-i.
of their fos0ss employers ssd si.o
ils,sssd Is the .anriadins -ridenr-
u desresr os epnauc, os the militia.
mss IL shs ssSlh- sss-.
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SIll l1oe'ne
ucaeAN strike

sesssssseS 49, -, ~
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VI s1Iplss M 81,
"'
n Oua aIulk

no pu REALIZE tha, At
the S6a1ssvsiiss ssis a Z
nse eat istsrsst. eoA-
psss1sA ssat-ana asily. ass
1slias - fifty years viii
oulsjSsy iis<if naes ihss
easea lloA:
u ysa ena,d today pst
ess ol.ees ~ = yer eesi.
ea0poaa1 Interest. ssa
laAve u aadissusbeA for
my ysan. II 1854 u
vesl1 have ssuvs 10 g..
3A1. as1oasiieaiiy. viih %
seesst - your nsss.
Avs Ysa any csapsssl
Ma1esGe voskiss iss Yssl
4sUsooss. ~ Nv Z pr
kell1l1eae,a, s.vlua,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-28


for which she had wished had come.
They were in danger.
Through it! Through 1.-THE
quicker the better!' he assured her.
"The harber- is on the other side"
A. cycIonic whirlwind racked the
Bolt, playing with the ship of the air
as zephyr plays with thistle-blow.
Careening, the Bolt all but turned
turtle as it emerged from the delug-
ing drive of rain. ...,........ d.
Alice's blinded eyes accustomed
themselves to the light, she saw what
happened. One of the Bolts great
wings was broken.
Freeing his hand from the wheel
for an instant, Sharp drew from the
tool-box a spool of copper wire, and
then looked past Alice to the break
and unconsciously shook his head.
She saw what was in his mind. To
leave his position meant that the Bolt
would capsize before he could reach
the break. Their fighting hope hung
on joining the split ends of the rod.
Without immediate repair death was
inevitable. A woman may also have
courage, she said. :
"And Iiean wind wire, she added.
Courage and" he paused
land the thing which your encour-
agement taught me-"
Confidence! Confdence!" she re-
peated, remembering the keys to the
mysteries. "Confdence!'
She exhibited it by disengaging one
of her hands and taking the spool
from him.
Can you crawl out On to the lower
plane and reach up to that rod?" he
asked, in such a way that it seemed
to her the worst coward could not
have, said nos H.
Isn't that the only thing to do?"
she asked.
Eyes. Observation-Disclosures"
The break lay four feet over her
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This woke her out of her spell.
''Now am going to drive her hard
at an angle which will straighten out
the broken part by the force of
flight" Sharp added. Hold fast! It's
all rightH'
He was uncertain that he could do
this, but it was the major operation
which he had planned. He flung back
the spark and opened the throttle
wide.
See! The parts are together!
Quick, while they are" Sharp called
to her.
Alice answered mechanically, as if
she were puppet at the nerve-ends
of his will. She threw herself across
the space between the two planes to
the broken rod and closed her eyes.
But she opened them to find that she
had bridged the gulf. When, with, a
master workman's pride, she had
twisted the knot and let the empty
spool fall, she realized that the Bolt
was sailing steadily. She cried aloud
with the gratitude of one who has re-
ceiVed great gift.
She had found herself She knew
that she was not going to marry APP
pleton, though a parental convoy
took her twice around the world in
his company. Thus absorbed with
the relation of her new self to the
things of earth, she had not looked
toward Sharp. Her last glimpse of
him as she set out to mend the brok-
en- rod seemed to belong to another
age. She was conscious of his near
ness, even that his thoughts were of
her; his confident calls above the
surging of the air through the planes
and the whir of the propeller were
still eddying in her ears when he now
spoke in a softer tone. She lifted her
lashes and saw deep into his eyes and
deep into the heart of the man-an
litu1ioi1od man
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-06-26
SYLVIA JACKSON COUNTY
AND CA p JACKSON
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
side mountain with it's sheer preci-
pice of 1900 feet, the streams wind
ing clear as crystal through the
valleys or dashing through space
upon the rocks below, sending a
rainbow spray toward the sapphire
sky as they do at Soco Falls and
the High Falls of the Tuckseigee
that rival Niagara itself in grandeur.
Realizing the need for some place
where the boys of the lowlands of
the South might spend their sum-
mer vacation where health, pleasure
education might be combined, the
idea of establishing Camp Jackson
was conceived. Desiring that the
location be as nearly ideel as pos
sible, the MANAGEMENT searched
throughout the whole of the noun
tains of Carolina and they verify
believe, that at Sylvia they have
found it. Far enough from the
town to enjoy all the comforts of
the country, yet near enough to
secure the advantages of the town,
is Camp Jackson.
Especially painstaking have been
the efforts to eliminate, from the
surroundings, any undesirable feat
ures. Thecamp is furnished with
water from a cemented spring way
up on the mountain side. This
spring fiushes very satisfactorily
two toilets and furnishes two show
er baths. making the sanitary con-
ditions perfect. A case of typhoid
fever has not developed in this
Locality in years.
Paraffine tents have been pro-
vided for the members of the camp
furnished with iron cots with N IT.
ional springs. Each cot has upon
it a small cotton mattress. The
tents have wooden floors, making
them perfectly dry in rainy weather
An electric lighting system has
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-06-26

been installed throughout the build
ings and tents. In fact, no pains
have been spared. that nature and
man have at their disposal, to make
the environments of Camp Jack
SON. most favorable. The equip
ment represents an expenditure of
approximately 100000.
Within this area are, perhaps, the
finest fishing grounds in the Caro-
lima Hills, streams that would de-
light the hearts of the most ardent
followers of Isaac Walton. For the
angler whose esrecial joy is in
casting the Brown Hackle" or the
Queen of the waters" along the
mirror-like surface in which is re-
Elected the splendor of the Rhode
cendron, seducing the wary trout
from his hiding in the cool, sweet
depths of the water, we offer Soco.
Ocono Lufty, Caney Fork, Hur1i-
cane. Silver Run and a hundred
other alluring streams, from White
side on the South to the Great
Smokes on the west. For the
sportsman who loves the whirline
singing reel, as the fighting bass,
maddened at finding the sweet
looking morsel to be the instrument
OF his undoing, plunges to the
dephs of the river and to and fro
f1om bank to bank, battling for his
life, we invite you to the lower
Tuckaseigee.
Any mother or father who might
be induced to accompany his or her
boy to Camp Jackson may secure
board in one of the desirable homes
and there quite a few, at a reason
enable rate. To that one who de-
sires rest and freedom from the
madding crowd, to that one who
wishes that scenic environment
that is pleasing to the eye, we can
lind place that is most inviting
in cultured home, the convenient
ces OF which are as they are in
the city houses.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-06-26
SPEEOWfLL.

The people Of Speedwell are in
the midst of wheat harvest with
about an average crop. The corn
crop is good so far. but oats and
grass are almost a failure. We have
a fine crop of all kinds of fruit
The Children's Day exercises at
Speedwell were we'll rendered and.
reflected credit on those who took
part, and on those who trained the
children.
Every community should have
Chlldrens day, and grave yard deco
ration every summer, it is beneficial
to the children and a necessary
tribute to the dead.
Hon. A. B. Freeman of Asheville
visited the writer and spent the
night. We rehearsed many Incl
dents that occurred during our
school days, Mr.. Freeman is in
the revenue service where he has
been a capable and worthy officer.
Rev. D. R. Proffitt was in Speed
we'll few days ago.
Hannah Lee Farmer of Qualla is
visiting her aunt at Speedwell.
F. C. Ledbetter and Richard Wike
passed through Speedwell SUNDAY
enrOute to Fall Cliff.
We understand that the Summer
School at Cullowhee is progressing
nicely, with good attendance,
Very Truly,
X. w.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-06-26
PREMIER
"Non-Puncture" Auto
Tires
Guaranteed $500 Miles
Service

These tires bear the greatest known
mileage guarantee, yet are sold at
price even less than tires of ordinary
guarantee This guarantee covers pune
lures, blow and general wear. Guar.
antee covers 800 miles service against
everything except abuse. These tires are
intended for most severe service.
Orders have been received for these
tires tor use in the United States Gov
ernment Service,
AS a SPECIAL INTRODUCE )RY
offer, we will allow the following prices
for the next ten DAYS.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-06-26

List of Contestants and
The Standing in the
sylvia Pharmacy
Piano Contest,
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-06-26

VIVA
Lucy Wells ecoo
o7n Auen 1890
Hannah May Deitz 1aos
no.,ie wilkes 1910
jamie Coward ,1o1e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
CANNING Of CORN
FOR WINTER USE
SEASON ABlE RECIPES MOHkED
OFT Bl DEPARTMENT ron
ECONOMICAL

sffas. H. I.r trar
WASHINGTON. - G.. jobs Do
The following seasonable recipe. for
thf canning OF corn have proven
both par.ira. aud economical for
the housewife The recipes have
been EHrkel out ln The department
canning Kitchen and 'he product
te.fel FOG nearly two years
There recipes have been used lr
connection with the live different
,fTe Hf canning devices and the
corn . been PVT up lu all types OF
onaHrr such as glass top screa
iop .t.on op aEd tin cans The
urfHnI employed b. The cold pack
method ihe same a. o. nov being
U.d .H fhr best commercial factories
nf .l Grid. instead Of recurring tho
nUar. lnd tedious method ~ frac.
f0r. fertilization ~ an hour each
Ia. 0. three consecutive days and
frr fur ~ the products boz aud Ou'
m i.r 0annins devices three times
THH method nos employed con tenn
pilates bat one sterilization and turn
0G' 'Ha product M better shape. with
better color, GESTURE and flavor haf
i.r fractional sterilization method
o. u.loWing these recipes and meth
od 'ue family can have corn. either
uU 90 off the cob. throughout hr
trr 90 yery reasonable expense Of
uu. energy and money Recipe
corn Uff ihe Cob.
Select sweet corn ears uf unifprW
fn and proper ripcue.a u too ripr
Ono corn viii color white pr1rcssiur
llr0lD ing ia The canning term for
fertilization or cooking u not ripe
enough much of the f0d value lo.
.n emitting che corn from tho cob l..'
either glass iars or tiu c1u. luf
market purposes and greater rfoF
To- iran p0rtation u-o Elm Hu.
Remove husk. rilk. hank t.p. auH
injured ~ defective place BHu.I
t.fn boiling $50 o. or .fe'W Dur
.I .r0m ffc iO ton minute Tm'
"r l.prnia upon thc stare nf flp'
r. Ilc ol ears and degree ~
fra.Hus Romoyf tho ear and
plunge quickly Boo cold water
tui tho corn from the cob with
tHp thln-bladed knife Pack soil
fn glass Jar or I'm can add Dot vator
HHI level teaspoon of HaIi No. ih'
Iuar' CO. 40 can place rubber and
F.a jar top w place. not tight I.
using nm. solder cap Boo place ana Iil
vent hole. or seal completely Proc
e. the corn from $50 90 200 minute
loo 'Ho home made of bot water c0W
mcrc.al bath outfitf for o. hour
JOB fhe water zeal outfit. for coo min
ules when using from tO DO pound.
of steam pressure. with Oh" steam
pressure canning devices and %
minutes " hen using The aluminium
steam pressure-coDke ouifi Afie0
processing remove tho Iar tighter
covers. iuyert 10 test the joints an,
cool
Or using tin. inspect thr soldoro'
end caps for pin-holo leaks brpW
a'i loHks allow 20 stand for f, hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21

II cans art still bullying a. end at fhe
fnd oi THIS time. one OF two thlngs /.
rue The pack b. too full or some
I'VE spores are still LETT in the can
10 the latter. replace 10 sterilIler AID
process the second time from 800 mln
uies % one hour
Canning sweet Corn on t'ie oh.
blanch 10 boiling water 5 ~ DOL
minutes, according 10 rlpeuess. Size
ana freshness plunge quickly in colo
water Pack. alternating butts aud
lips add Just little boiling water
ana one level .eaEpOOnful 90 #alf o.
each quart Place rubber and t0i
and partially tighten ltap and no.
Tins Process $50 10 2f0 minute
iu not water bath o. hours uHtrr.
seal OUTFIT 90 minutes under B. of
more pounds uf steam 90 minute. boz
aluminium pressure cooker Remove
lars tighten cover inVcrt and cool
Heat up for table use in steamer
not lu water lf corn seems Naf ~
Naier-logFed o. has been over.
cooked 90 al|oHed 90 stand loo 200
much water
40 one or tHo-quur jar If NOT
needed Tor other produrts Quar-
Jars aIll hold tuO ears. quari lHr.
VIII hold from g fO o ear. accOrIIue
90 size Df ear DO not can large ear
Half gallon Or gallon tlns can. HIi.
large opening should De- used BOZ ...
canning of cor corn when idlr rla
jars are not available paliUn 1900
cans Nil' hold from o. to o. COR
rhey should boz Eraded tp uniform
size
Do high aItoudes. 5000 frr' aud
over n nIil boz ueresrarf fD InDrel O.
tho time requirement loo i'n il
Minis of sweet corn about q. rDr ..n'
m water boils at about l0a a.r.
Fahrenheit and even Jess
ln the average home large nUm
! Der of glass larR ace Idle ever. 'fr
The usr of these idle Iar b. recon
! moudrd. but VI none arc HttIH".'
Doe most economical aud pr1'N.|
! .0uiauor nre the hal. gallon H..
thr gallon tiu ram
Tie gallon iin cans Iu'..1I.H
! lpred N.mmei Gays. NII '1.' H'"I'
/ i. cents apiece. hut fHrf 900 N"..
.|. fu Give cars ui corn. ''N.
enough for good lied iHm'I|
! OBJ, corn b. removed from iN. .''
/ and teamed for 70 fcH mIII''
aruui no dIsiiugu bed from 'N'
.,. cor. removed FROM '.' 'I
lIH midsummer The corn Hn ''
l..a'.H boo iN. Doutaiurf before ".'.
IHe Zoo rrt'
tr ,Ir of sweet DnIu "n iH. '.'I
iuf. dining car and hot'. ID .f .'f''
.,I.i.. cost. 30 con Con ''''n.
In.. canning corn ru th. nh .''
lmr market might prove
profitable investment ior '.II.'.
! non.ek..pcr and bring to Deer com
siderable pm money
ono advantage of ".' ''I
canned au the cob over 'tA"r .'.u.I
corn. that 1000 the best food .'..'
llrr fopt eith the cob Zoo '"'''h
corn or ibp germ quality of I.' .'I
lnD tHI,h keeps up be 'AudafH. I
IY.u,u. IuHt ThN germ quality
Ithr pari uf The corn tba, b. "''
L.. RAJ. and mice when thr} .""f I'I
...l .r tl. com biu AMI B. ih' w"
,tsl mart Much of tho corn I 'I.'
rendered mu.hy when it d. 'n' II''.
the cob ,.
lu regard 600 .hc rnuniu"r ior cor
al, a., ,ob b. might D, mentioned
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