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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
THE MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Ce1ee Prices SIN DecIinipx-pr.-
Visions steady.

Responding TO the firm Hamburg AM
Havre cables. the coffee marke. ou,rs
steady, TO 4 points higher. hu' q
trend turned downward shortly after '.-
call on renewed liquidation IN Nt-'
There was a decline TO n level ~
points net lower. with the close - -
low point. Trading showed no new fe.i;.-.
and sentiment continued tearish o. g..
heavy brazilian movement. poo~ ~1.'
situation and expectation NJ hAavv to'N'-r
In aMrch. Total sales We're 42oio Wage
The Havre market opened =, 90 -
fr. higher and closed NJ the SAME .aye
Hamburg started /! ptr. hirh.- and .
ished u pig. higher. Rio NJ "'
12o reis lower at 5000. Al Sart,' s.
I was unchanged at $500. willie ~
there was also unchanged at $500 RI
and Santos receipts totalled 32.oo0 h.-
against $4,000 bags last year. Sac Pc.
had $4,000. against 5000. and Jurd.a'
had 1000. against 5000.
Prices were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.

sEx dividend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

boom stage for At least some TINA Al.
though new buying has not squailed the
rate prevailing . few weeks ago which
might easily be expected. specifications
have come out in fairly good volume, and
consumers appear more concerned about
shipments than previously. Demand for
second and third quarter material mas in.
creased and prices show greater re-
sistance than ten days ago although con-
cessons have not entirely disappeared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

=, WASHINGTON. Feb. T.-Ihe stst.n.r' a.
the recepts and pay warrants OF the I--s'
Yesterday. This month Fi.rs, y-..
Keceipts 49,, Nle.oib $50. 80, 81 SIS '.'r'
Pay warrants e.6oi.ss S;saiio, ."
Dehrt Isl. sss.5s3 s7Tscsi $ s-' 20
Receipts rom customs yestrrdA, We.
USM; from internal revenue Ordinary
oiLl8; corporation tAx, s3s3 7%, and r7'''
!aneous NlS,7es. National bank notes rr'-I'''
for redemption. G,9l9,a.l.
The cash statement OF the United S'7''
Treasurer for February 20 shows
GENERAL FUND
SS's win, '.s'''''''..''.'s,s..s.srrs bo'.f
VOID CERTIFICATES, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
SiNer uoNare. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l'''..f
silver Nrti hcAies. ...........,.,..,.... q co.,
United StHtes notes ,..........,,.,.... "a"
Certified checks on banks ........... ="
National bank notes. ................. 80 -
Silver bullion, subsidiary silver and
Cash IN Treasury ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l'F H''.
In national hanks. 55 80 '
Available cash in Treasury and
banks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., =.
Deduct current liabilities ............ 10.
Frec balance in Treasury and bank. 50
Other Treasury assets ,netN .......... ,..
Net balance in general fund.-. H.'.
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin and bullion ................ $50 NJ" -
TRUST FUND.
To redeem outs, anding cert rca,es 81 g. o.. ..
Grand total cash assets in Treasury -."N''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

Tn. commonwealth Edison Company has
was equivalent TO sss per cent, on the
So. s3seSs capital stock. az compared with
IN i Operating iaseG r-S Sn for IN. year
were si6,sss1i3, against sl5.3sis.s tn.
ptsviG' a Win ne. ;SsnG
assai year wa. is,sn,sg'' ssaiss; IS, sss s.s
cation i se Of os,s: as par f, Mih
i:Hsss, was paid In d,vidsnds. u. arains,
t:.tl6,I3s diseursed for the same purpose In
M v nsan. 's'p pn1plu no1 Of 81 y"s the
previous year
The Atlantic Gas and Electric Company
reports for the year ended December 81.
1918. consolidated gross earnings Of Its sub.
have been made Of tn. probable earnings OF
extensive improvements and additions which
the company has been making on It's prop,
gains for the future. In addition to this
fact the operations of the company during
hsmp.red Sy tn. work ON III. 'o .H,.nsions
and many OF the contracts closed during
,hs, period du, we're SO worried that ,hs new
work under construction was completed.
During the last quarter Q, 1913 the COM
at the plant OF tn. Binghamton Light, Heat
and Power Company. The companys plant
at Easton IL being improved and a new
power station Is being constructed at
Roonton. y. J, In addition to extensions
which are being made to the present plant
there.
A circular Issued by W, p Bonbr,sht
4 Co.. Inc. calls attention TO the enormous
Increase In the horsepower capacity In
tween 1902 and 1917. The ngures are al,
the more remarkable when II Is considered
that although the kilowstt hour gain was
%45 per cent. in the ten years the number OF
laborers employed Increased but is& psr
cent. In the twenty seven States from
which statistics are available the horse
power capacity Increased from ssi.s6 In
1909 to 2,5tl,llS In 1919, while the output
Of kilowatt hours showed even a greater
advance. In 1902 tho output OF kllowatt
hours was s76,2sLooo. white In ls1. It was
3.51l.<se. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
sUB.TREAsURY STATEMENT
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
Paid by Suh-Treasnry 10 banks s..
Paid by banks to Sub-Treasury '.'
Loss to banks on days trans
actions. ..................... g".
Gain to banks same perior pro
vtous week .........'......' ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29

laiien unb aud ionit fir iie geiorgt.
Sic beslaubiste @r5dblllng D Dem
@utb Der aleinen bat Satin 81 bcm
aunitlpert begeiitert, DAB CT nun auss
5ufiibren gebentt ltno bas CT I'M Mos
bcll bem Monarden 5ei9cn olrfte.
Sieen fpnntc i'm, Die @cneicnbe nod
nift, Sic lit ia nod I'M Ia9emcircn
arantenbaus, aber lie fonnte iih an
Den lceteu Ihonen Hopcmbertagcu NIT
Siilfe ibrer ariiden idon 9au3 gut I'M
@arten bcipe9eu. Bel sele9entlid1et
8eiuden bat auiiiu i'm Settle @eIiht
mn Geitalt leid,t iti53iert. Spdter.
bis Hoia 0cuoh gan5 geneieu lit. miro
CT es n~ud)bolen. ct bat Die aleirle
barsritelt, ipie lie eineu @cripuns
betcn labt. Ser @ntpurf seficl Dem
Wonnrbcn unsemein uno er i~telte al
Den aiiuitler perihieocue Srogen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29
SaS Selbenm1ohen BON NaparuSfa

Ser &aiier bat tiir5lih Nadmitta9s
i'm Sh%Dnbrunner S6lolie Ben Bib
bauer Soiei &aiiin in beipnberer Ius
bienS empian9en uub Elm 8ohsmobcI,
baS Der &iinltler .Ses Sclbcnm1bd)cn
bon Ruparusto" ucnnt, belidti9t.
Sos Wadlsnlooel iii Der Gntpllrf 5il
elmer 9roBen @ruppc, Die Satin aus
5ufiibreu gebenft unb Die nicnranS nrs
bcrcn porltcllt. nls DaS bclbcmmiltbigc
tleinc WGbdcn Noia &cnodI, OaS IN
Scr Sdlaht bon Holparusfn Die in Den
Sdiiseugrdben lie9enbcu Soloaten
nit Dem icbnli6it cripilriftcn Srnnf
@aiier lnbtc, bis Der Irlncn ciu
Sdrapnea ben cincn Sub 3eridmets
tcrte. Sas &inO ipurbe %betanntlid) mad,
8icn gcbrat)t nno I'M NQ9cmcinclt
&ranfenbdlS bebanbclt. Ser aaiicr
uno pielc Witglieber bes aaiicrballics
iolpie piclc 9cipunoerer bes 8clocns
mitbeS e5 fleincn Wdbfens nabmcn
Iid ieiner an. Hola Scnods Same
mar in allcr Yiunbc unb ibre Sruit
Ihmiidt Die hcuc Ius5eihmnng bcs
.Hotben 8reu3es". Ser Safer bat
fir Tie eiuen tiinitliden Sub MAIDEN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29

lrensruertben GiufllB ulisgciibt i'll bas
ben. 9tlr, pic Die belmfebrenoen
@eiien Die @ilbrl oeS SelllaftIoe3
ibren Solfsgenoiien por5ei9cll. liebt
man in elmer SSeocr5cid)nung oes illt'
itrierten arabiitJcn Sebcna Sem SIT
SlorelS oorgciteat. aber lntercllaIt
iino bod audi iene @r6algnlile elmer
edit DECENTRALIZATION Suit 5u tabillles
rem. Gcm geraoe lie 6elgen, lple
polfst6iinlidc @eitalten bis IN ooS
SerS ocs inneriten Nliiens blnell Die
Wdnner gcporOen iiro, oerc' irot1d)e
gieIte ierne bon ibrcm Circumstance
iromnner @lollbe I'M prdhtIgen SreI'
fouiaenidreinc OcS aolner CONES
perebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29
yIid)t Elm junger Ianm meloste iidJ."

Rotterdam, "a. 9top. - Die
Zines" meloet, 0aB Ole Samstag IN
&onoon uno oeIt elgliiden Eropiu5eil
lntcrnommencn 8eriud)e, Ole iungerl
2ellte, weld)e Dem observation-disclosures
beinobnten, our 0ienirnobme bel Der
armee an bepegen, poaitGi,big nib.
liutgen iinO. Gin Yarlamentsmit.
elieo belt iiir Die Wtenge aii Dem
SubbuQielo in @beliea cine Neoe mo
es moren @erbe.Igenten anmeienb,
ober nid)t ein hunger Wtann mclbete
ii6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29

Srultcnfeller5cuge, 10000 3iinobolS.
ldIad)teln nit ocm @ilOe oes &ouigs,
$4,000 Stild 6elbpoItfarien nit DEM
SilOe mo elmer @ionumg Oes ao.
ni9s, 10000 Stiid Seize, 1000 &ilo.
gronm SdIofolaoe in Saieln, 5irfa
30 ailten init 2ebflld)en lltb Niiru.
berger Spe5iulitdteu. 2000 moleue
Sem0en, 1000 mollere llitterbeinflei.
Der, 2000 Eoar moaelre Sofen, 2000
Eanr observation-disclosures, 1000 moQene
SeibbinOen, 1900 mollene Sbren.
lfJiiser unb 800 mollene @eitcn mo
llnterjaden. Oa5u fonmlt cine GRO
Bere In3abl bon Wtuiifinitrumenten,
Wun0bormonifas uim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29

5uriidgefebrt. gr pnste iif iiber ben
Sofen bon Calais bitralls mo ihIeu.
oerte 5efN, 9omben aui feinolife
8riegsidiffe bernb, Die ieood) alle
ieblstneen. Gin furbtbareS Seuer
cnlpfins i'm, mo idliebIih begarutet,
Die SteiIfater.&anone 5u idieBeu.
&aspar 6og iid oaralli suriif.
3erielbe Slieger nlad,te Dor eiui9er
3eit einen abiteter nad) 9ouer nnb
mari gpmbeu. Gbenio lab er lid
Eoris aits Der Yogelperipeftipe an.
Iie Sliieel ieineS Jlue5euges weiien
iibcr 400 &~ligellot9er altf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29
Serbiibe Eeitialitaten.

an Der 8ornsborfer nSeiter.
&plts3te." uno n9lblpebr" miro folt
gcnbe Wittbeilun9 zines IN Sobunnesz
berg bel @roBs Shonau (Se6irt
Stludenau in y~tprobobmen) cin8es
trofienen @eriptnbetcu per0ifentliht:
yNod tololidler @rmiioun9 iraf ib
nit mebrcrcn aomerabcn i'll elmer Iers
bildeu Srtitnft elm llno eriild)te IN
eiuem Salie ltu No~d,touartier. @s
ipllrbe mis- b%ereituiQiait eiu ihones.
beboeliheS 3imnler 3ur Terfl9lllg
aeiteai. SlS mir ms III Dem 3ilnmcr
einolorticrt batter, pcripilrte elmer
unierer &amernbcn eircn ciaenurtigeu
@rrlld. @ir burfiudten onS gnn5e
3inmner unb fanben cnblidl in cinem
Shrunte 5ipei oiterreidiihe Solcnteu
toot Dol. Sbnc Innge Die ~geidbrlicbe
Situation 81 ilbcrlegenL robmel mir
Die bcioen tooten Splbaten UNI legtcn
lie ms 8ett. @s perltrid cine aes
rdllnle Belt. nihts riibrte Iif. Btr
itenteu ms in Den Shranf unb ipnrtez
ten bas aomunebe a6. @ieoer pers
gins cine Seit, ais ploBli6 brei Srallz
cnspcrioncu, barunter elm cttpa 16s
iGbrieeS Wdb1en, in bas 3immer ges
lGlideu farnen, pbuc ms 81 bemers
fen. Sieielben 9iu8cn bis 81 Dem
Sctt, in paS ipir bic Sobteu gelcgt bate
fen. mn hddtcu pie miitbcno, inlnler
in DEM ieitcn @ebunfen, cS icien Die
ueuan9etommeucu @aitc. auf Die 5tpci
Sobtcu barauf los. Wir lparen jest
u~nIerer Sode iid)er, eriuBten Die @eis
Der uno b~eiorberten JIG ioiort ms
Seuieits. Nn elm Sdiafen mnrbe naz
tiirlid, Die gauge Nadt nidt mebr 8cs
badt."
-%-f-+-
- $50 nittS lit, nimmt ieIbit @ott
nidts. (g8o nidts lit, bat Der auiIer
=. ~ L al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29

8o nittS lit. nimmt iel6it @ott
nidlts. (g8o nidts lit, bat Der aniier
iein Hcdt perloren.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29
&elneutbaien eines rmtbeuiiden Ban.
e~rnipbueS.

Sic S~ubapeiter 8l6tter bcrihteu:
Ser bon alauienburs tommenbe Yerz
ipncn3ug, Der am II. .. friib III Suoas
peit Ourtfubr, brahte eineil i~n9enSlis
den Hsiienben nit, Der cine Heibe bon
Sclpcntbatcu pplbrahtc. @S lit Der
15idbriec rlitbeniihe 8auerslphn Snz
3arlIS Itlnet5uf. Der it'd burf feline
Sapferfeit ais Solhat Die 3u9sfiibrers
durgc errune, peldle Charge ibm bonn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Siidber M &nerz
fenmun9 ieiner 2eiinun9en berlieben
ipurpe. Nls baS aif Dem Sitbabnbpf
periammeltc Yilbliflm Den fleinen Sol
bateu erblidtc, mar CT bulo bon elmer
bidten Ncnihenmenee umrin9t. Der
in ieincr 9cglcitun9 befinblide Seutz
nant Inton aaminsfi uno Der fatboIis
idc @eiitlide Or. 9rouislap WilepicS
fomten mn nit Ypli6eibilfe ii6 Den
8e9 frei MAIDEN.
%pn Den 5baten beS Welnsc5ut err
8Gblt ieiu SesIeiter: Nm %. Nu9ult
fielcu Die Huiien in Die Srtiduft Sos
roiouce bel Q6ernomis ein. IN oieier
,Srtidait ppbntc WcIuec5ut. Ger
Scinb nabm un1erc 100 Wann itarfc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~gefansen, pers
ipcrrte iie IN eiuem Seller uno 500
Damn rpeiter. Melncc5uf lprenste nit
cinem Bell sic aeIcrtbiir unb beireite
10 Die 100 @euOarmen, Die er 5ilnddlt
peritedte unb Damn auf perborgeneu
8cgcn 3u unisren Sruppen fiibrtc.
Sann febrte er in iein Sorf 3uriit, 100
CT bon Den @iniuobnern ais Sclo 9e@
ieiert rpurSe. Spdter 8ipan9 cine grps
Bcre 0jterreihiife @enodrntcriepas
trolliQe sic NuiIen in Soroiopcc CUR
Slldbt. Wtelnsc3uf bepbad)tete ibren
8iid5ue unb bemertte, buB lid, Der rrIs
iiidle Sauptmuim in elmer 0iitte per>
itcfte. ga licf or 81 DEM Siibrer I'm
Ierer Yatrolile unb tbeilte ibm odS
@eIe6cue nit. Ser WadtmciItcr
ii6er9ab i6n ben S1bel unb fprbertc
i'm auf. Dem Ruiieu eincs 6u perleeen.
Welucr6ut ndbertc iih uuriid,tig Der
Siitte, 100 Der Sauptmam 5uIantmens
9cfaucrt iab unb pcrieetc ibm nit DEM
SGbcl eiucn Sieb aIi ben aopf, 10 oaB
bicicr bas SeipuBticin uerlor.
Bic Meloun9en iibcr Die 9batcn pcs
~15iabrigeu Melnec5ut ~gclan9ten aud
gum Observation-Disclosures Slider, Der
i'm Su lid beorberte unb linn iofort zen
Slang zines 3u8siiibrers in leilier Nis
liz perlicb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29
,pas eneliiese Slater niet9f
b~ericbten.
Sic @cibnadtsliebesgabe aDnig Cub
iuias an ieinc Sapern.

Ser aonig BON 9apern bat Dem
9aperiiden 2anoes.@ eibnad,ts' Nus
ifuB cine 8elOipenbe i'm 8etrage bon
10000 Marf iiir @eibnad)tSliebes.
goben iibermieien. gluBerOem miro
er pcu 5ebn H%e9imentern, oeren Sn'
baber er lit, cine beionoere @eib.
no6tSireuoc MAIDEN. Die @eiommt.
5obl Der Maunid)aften Der aOnigsre.
gimenter biiritc iih ali ctlpo 10000
Monn belouien. Gum 8erinlo an
Oieie HcGimcnter aclonaen 5irfo 90
600 Stiid 3iaorrcn. 5irfa 10000
Stiid 3iaorcttcm 10000 Enfete Ia.
baf, 5000 Stiid Snbofspiciien mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29
Sin S%armbersiser @rnoer nit Der
Sapierfeits meoaile.

Sir iein opfermntbtges mo tupfe.
res SerbaIten inn @efet,t bel 90.
bropfa mllroe Der elmer Santtdtsab.
tbeilun9 angeborelsoe SeIopebel So.
fob 9elel nit Ger iilbernen Sopfer.
feitsmeoaiae 1. aldiie ausge5eifmet.
@r gebort oent &onpentc Der 9urm.
berSi9en 8rii6er in @ra6 an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29
Krieg$kdrte
und TtdS.
Uemam mos Sic ipiimicbem unS
,,ltt. - Gcnts Sos Stiid.

Sober uniercr abonncntcn,. tuslher idne 5etlin9 en- Saer tn, tn
@prans nab 20 Geuts glcit enIerbet, erbdlt portofret ms Saus aD>
ecliciert: gne Nrobe arieoSs 2aubfarte, Al 3u lang BEL rs Su brett,
lfertJ gmn Mufhdngeu all Die Wanb) dhf pelher Solgcnpes, 9letD
af Den citfa 8lif, 5u iiubcn lit:
aui Sr einem seite: y cine por5HeGde, 9:obe SanStrme aaer
SanDer @uropns nit genalcr SeSedrulng tourd flare, robe Eunttel
Der 6aupt re nun II uo Nc tlitdr nahonen zines leoen Sanpes.
9cicS lit u6erau5 iuerttpou, nm Den |erianf Der per'hHoenen 0eloS
5iBe iu gcIsieu, Srnnreih, 8uBanb etc, etc, 3u perrol9en nmp
beMer 5A perneGeu.
q Inter Ser Rarte europa lRIt man in flarcr, leibt lelerltd)er,
groBtr Sdriit: Al Surge In9abe Der areGsuriade; % Se gnt5
nctuugsrr1oo1cn NIB VeTulnnln9cn 0s SretbunpeS np Der
cripple Cntcnte; g @enome Mngaben Der nprmalcn Sue@
bcnss nS Nrie8sitGrte Der Grueen, Slutten ro Sufhtitte auer
Gambler Gnropa's, iOpic Der Ser. Gtautn mo SapanS.
ai Der nnoercn 5sitc: Il anrtc Der gan5en &elt, tpr nc i'll
bnicnr Ariege permdet lit init Nreabc Der Z II I fernun0en BON
tmanner, Der @ouptontiIcnc rnb Seebain. Safnfenungrn mo Houte
mn Sdn9c Der 3aupt0iffa5rtss Sinien. 0tdn inht bic genauc Sa9c
Der Snieln mnb Defenders, IN fiaren SarDen, Die Gplpntcn Der
peridiebcnen frie9fibrenben Nationen mo bic @robe Der Sdnoer unp
Goonien in Gu~abratmciIen Sebss 2anb bat feline eieene
Sarbe. Iuh bic unrrieeiIdbsn 81 abellinten imo tar per3eltnet
2 Inter Der @cItfarte itebt cine per9leidemoe aarte Der
Der. StnGten, in pethe birein Die peridieheren curopaid,en Stuaen
cigc5ettnnet inb ub ouber aau5 fMr bs GrpBenberbdltniB on
Sdheninhalt I'M %ergleidb gu Den Der. Staateu rnb Den ein5clnen
Staaten 8etgen. sehr cbrreib unb tperthpou. nid)t mabr?
- Mnadbc Der Heaerun9sforn1 Der etn5elnen SdnDer, nit Name
bs Serrid)ers lb bs ettuasen Sbroufoecrs, Sldteninbalt, ScoDlfeS
run9s6abl mb Saugindote. Nub prattiih Of, pe 2 ! IS tit
fDutfbiUia fir pa Gents l-s. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-29
@ermegcnc Streide eines ocntiden
Tlieacrs.

Berlin, 10. 9e5.-Oer 6Iieger.
o~iiijier aoSpar, i'm Yripotleben Re
iercnoar Don 9crili, lit nod tollfitb'
llel Streiden nd6 Berlin ~SelhpeilIg
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-07-30
CONTROL RICHNESS IN CREAM
Separator Is Most Important Factor,
but When Adjusted Properly
There VIII Be Variations.

The most important factor conrtol-
ing the richness in cream is the cream
screw in the separator, but even when
that is adjusted properly there will be
some variations in the percentage of
fat in the cream Ordinarily in winter
and when COWS are more nearly dry
they are likely to give richer milk
than when fresh and on June pasture
Accordingly, cream for the winter will
at times show variation of about
seven per cent. over that produced
during the summer months.
Not running a separator at uniform
speed will also affect the cream, be-
cause the slower the separator bowl
rotates 1t will affect the cream.
II too much skimmilk or water is
used in flushing out the bowl after
each time the separator is used the
cream will be thinner. Use no more
than just necessary to free the bowl
from cream.
Sometimes the skimmilk or the
cream becomes clogged, interfering
with the free passage of eth er cream
or the skimmilk through their re-
spective openings These outlets
should be examined frequently.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-07-30
IMPORTANCE OF CLEANLINESS
To Prevent Disease Cows Should Be
Carefully Brushed and Cleansed
at Least Twice Every Week.

In the prevention OF disease too
much stress cannot be placed upon the
Importance of cleanliness. For this
reason the cows should be brushed and
cleansed at least twice a week, partic-
ularly on those parts that are beyond
the reach of the tongue. Whatever
benefit may come from the COW licking
herself when she is clean, there is
more or less danger from that source
when the COWS are kept inside, and
nave no way of cleaning their bodies
except with their tongues when turned
out for water and exercise.
AT certain times during the year and
at certain stages of condition and
health the hair comes off in great
abundance. At such times, when the
animals lick themselves, much of the
hair gets into their stomachs and there
is danger of its forming a hard mass
that will severely injure them. This
danger is minimized by brushing the
COWS carefully. 1t should be done daily
while the cows are shedding their
coats, for at this time there is more or
less irritation of the skin that prompts
the animals to lick their bodies more
persistently than at other times BY
brushing them in careful manner this
irritation is lessened and the falling
hair Is removed beyond the reach of
their tongues.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-07-30

ishable as provided in the Penal
Code. Sec. 953.
Whoever digs Zip, cuts Iowa. o.
otherwise Injuries or destroys any
shade or ornamental tree planted
or standing on any highway, fer
feits twenty-five dollars for each
such tree. Sec. 957.
Any person or persons owning
livestock or the employees, agent
or agents of such owners of live
stock, who shall drive, range or
Craze the same along or across
the public highways or bitches, or
who shall permit the same to range
or Craze along or across the public
highways or bitches of this State,
and thereby obstruct, or partially
obstruct, the same by rolling rocks.
brush or other debris therein, or
destroy or injure any grades, ditch
es, bridges or approaches to bridges
therein shall Immediately thereaf-
ter, repair such highway or ditch,
and the damage SO done, at their
own expense. Any such person
or persons, employees, agent or
agents, of such person or persons
owning livestock who shall wilfully
refuse or neglect to repair any and
all damage so done to the high
ways or ditchs of this State, with
in five days thereafter, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof, shall
be fined in sum not less than
twenty-five dollars and not more
than three hundred dollars, or be
in the county Jail for a
period not exceeding six months.
Or be punished by both such fine
and Imprisonment. Sec. 962.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-07-30
July 25th. 1914

July 10th, 191 4.
Board of County Commissioners con-
vened with w. A. Heiss and Thos II.
Gooding, Commissioners. ct al, present.
County depository bond Of the First
National Bank of Jerome in amount
$4,000 was approved.
Claims continued on the Current FIX
pense Fund: Blanche Gwin, Clerk to
Assessor, $4,000; E. b. Ringland, same,
$4,000; w. A. Heiss, Salary, Comms.,
etc, $4,000; Shoshone Journal, Print
ing, s12.45: Salary and widows war
rants for End quarter. 1914. were ex-
amined and approved.
Adjournment to 10 A. NJ. tomorrow
July 9th, 1914.
Board of Equalization convened this
day with w. A. Heiss and Thos. H.
Gooding, Commissioners. ct al, present.
The Board proceeded to examine and
equalize the assessment rolls as of
previous day.
Adjournment Sine Die.
w. A. HEISS,
THOS. H. COOLING,
Commissioners.
Attest: Harry ". Anderson, Clerk
July 27th. 1914
vened with w. A. Heiss and Thos II.
Gooding, ct al, present
The petition of A. G. Draper and
others to take certain territory from
School District No. 16 and annex to
No. 10 was denied because such was
contrary to law
Quarterly report of Fl. w. Anderson,
Auditor ,and Recorder, was approved.
The petition of Lizzie Mode and
others was considered, Which petition
asked for a road East from the Dietrich
Highway District to t h Eastern
Boundary of Lincoln County, and the
said petition was referred to the
County Engineer for Investigation.
Whereupon the Board of County |
Commissioners takes a recess until |
Tuesday August %, 1914 at 10 o'clock |
A. NJ.
w A. HESS,
THOS. Fl. GOODING.
commissioners.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-07-30

jail not less than five 60 nor
more than ten (l0) days. In adj
dition to said fine, any person
causing damage to any said bridge
or culvert shall belong for all dam
ages which may result from the
crossing of such steam traction
or portable engine. Section 963.
as amended by laws of 1911, page
4S1,
Whoever removes or Injuries
any guide post, or any inscription
on such, erected on any highway,
is liable to a penalty of ten dollars
for every such offense, and pun
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-07-30
Cows Capacity.

Every cow has limit to The amount
OF butter fat she Is capable of giving.
1t is true that often cows are poorly
cared for and SO poorly fell they fall
below normal in percentage of butter
fat. In such cases proper feeding,
better care, and more comfortable
quarters, with plenty Of sunshine.
good ventilation and warmth. will
bring the COW up to normal
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-07-30
Highway Laws
Continued from Page p

ness; two (2) Of the said pieces
of plank to be always under the
wheels of said traction or portable
engine while it shall be crossing
said bridge or culvert. The penal
ty for the violation OF any Of the
provisions of this section shall be
fine of not less than Ten Dollars
($1O0O) nor more than Fifty
Dollars ($50.00), for each offense,
or imprisonment in the county
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-07-30
Certified MILL

About 125 diaries are engaged in
producing certified milk and the daily
production is nearly $4,000 gallons. an
increase OF 300 per cert. in five years.
While this seems remarkable in
crease. it should be remembered that
only about one-half OF one per cent. OF
the total milk supply of the country il
certified