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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
81. n.ue Ssfsaumie.

Sn Ser aonfersn5 Der asgsG Sis
plpmaten nit ben 9srtretern Der Der.
Staaten uno 6uertas 1T cine Stods
una eingetreten. 8eranlabt Diro iic
burd cine unitimmistsit iber ben gOs
bensupeis an bic meritdnii6en peone,
mas mir pOrausssiuat Auben, bsnH
Die Iiibameritanii4sn 0iplOmaten
iteben auf Seitsn Susrtas, Der elm.
DEMONSTRATING suriitsspieien bat,
neil er ii6 auf bic srobtapitaIiitii6eu
alaiIsn itiist. Die goriaIGss, Die in
geauq auf Dieisn puntt gsmu6t lpors
ben iinO, 6abeu ui6t Die 3uitimmung
oes 9rGiioenten WiIfon aefunbsn. Gr
Derlanst bieriiber cine bsitimmts Dor,
T6rift, bic niht umgangen ipsrosH
tam.
sopeit es Die 9niiAt bes prGiibsns
ten betrifft, bab bic gsrubisung Wes
ritos pbns eine Rssulirung Der Sobens
frage ni6t bsntbar III. tbsilen mir Il.
DpQ uno ean3, ObipobI mir snti6ieben
Oagessn iino, baB Der prdiipsnt Der
Der. Staatsn 8cbsnseieBs fir bic mes
rit1nii6e Nation Oori6reibt. Die
S5rage, bic Der prdiiDen. fir Werito
erlebisen nil, brGngt in alien Gam
bern nit Qusnabms Irantrei6s Sur
QDiunq. Ga mn9t Iih in Der san5en
Oclt cine nsue 0tonomii6e gni6au'
una ipdbrnebmbnr pbsr rihtig.r, es
bereitst Iid eins Riidtsbr au einem pers
lQifenen 0tonomiifen prin5ip DER.
Setanntlid nabm Die Nationals
Cetonomie ibren 2lnfana aIs @ihens
Iaaft bon ben pbpiiotraien, tpelfe bic
2ebre preDistsn, baB uIer Rei6tbum
Der Rdtionen aug bem gobeu itdmmt
3ie enaliIhe S6ule srblidte in Der
soSnouItrie bic @rlnbbeDingung oss
notionalen @soeibens. gBie in 10 pie
len anoeren sSdqsn liest aud bier bic
@abrbeit in Der Mitte. slnsin bic
engliIde 9lnihauung gepann bic
OberberrTdaft. nas gu elmer pDIigen
8erna6lGiIiguns Der Setonomis beg
gobens fiibrts, aumal na4bem Ricars
DO Der ofonomii6s 2ebrer bes @rob-
tapttdls, oas irrsfiibrenbe 9sieB BON
Der 9obenrente formulirt Gatte. eyebt
uber brangt iia bic aOIuna ber8obsn-
fraae nit Wddt in ben 8orbergrunb
uno tann ni6t msbr un6sahtet blei=
ben. Die ridtigs G0Iung III ge9en
ben Wiberitanb Der 9slsbrtsn uno Der
StaatsmGnner gum 36etl ihDn CUR
antpenouna gslangt. Dus 1T in SSrs
lamb geifeben, bas man uls tlaiiii6es
9eiipiel Der mposrnsn 8obsn0tonomie
gelten laIisn lam. Siinfbunbert Sabre
lana periu6tcn bic enslifdsn Qriitos
truten nit Maffsngepalt bis Rihtiss
IteGung Der irlGnbii6en Setonomie gu
rerbinbern. Der 8iirgertrisa mar hro.
Mid unb oas 2ano sntoOlfsrte, Big
man snbli9 bas 8erlanaen Der Srldns
Ter srfiillte, bab man bic pG9ter 5u
9efibern tes goben5 mdGte, ben lie
bet0irtbihafieten. Die G.iriuss IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
6rtrunfen.
yabeiaiipm fat Spier in Der Yeriuu
bes 1Sjdbrisen 2obtrt WcDers
seforbert.

Der criie Grtrinf,nasian Der go.
oeia;;cn bot ii6 gcitern 9taduniitag
am 3ubc Der 9uSIolp Strabe ereisnrt
nnh iiel Ser IS Sabre alte NphTt
yeepers aus anorpille, Tenn. Dem
fiiblen gao 3um Spfer. Icpers bate
iih nit ieinem 8rcunoe 2olpea
9rcofs. iS Sabre aIt, ebeniaIls altS
Snorpiae, 5u ser beiasten Stcac be.
geben, Inn Gin eririidJenoes gao 81!
nebnen, als er ploslid Dor oeu
9lueen ieines ,Sreiutoes perianf.
.Yroois periudJte, ieinem 5reunoe
Silie 5n bringer. bod ipar es ibm
nid,t moslidl ben @eriinfenSen 5u CT.
reiden. aui Die SiIierliie oes groofs
eiltea luetrere beberJte Wlnncr her'
bel. loelfe iif idnea ibrer alcioer
eiitlebigten iIno lid bent naiien Gle.
ment anpertraliten, I'M DEN llingen
WialH, ipelder eben gum letten Wlale
il1tertaudJte, ipenn nloglid, nod ic.
Leno an bas llier 5u bringcn. Seioet
eripielen iid aIle 8emiibmsen ais
peraeblih uno lit Der Grtrrlnfeue
iuabrfdeinlid inter cine aoblenbnrfe
getrieben worben. Ger @ernngIiidts
fam Dor etrpa 5fpei Wodeu nod Gin.
cinnati imo rpobnte in @illiams SO.
tcI, No. 321R Central slpeniIc.
groofs lit bel Der Gonep Sslano
Gompanp angeitelt, Wlepers mar
nod beidlditigungslos. Sn oen Sin.
terlaiienidaiten bes irngen @iannes
murOen @rieie BON ieiner Wlntter pcr.
aefunoen. IN wcldlcn Die 5rnn BOT,
lie nidbt 81 perseiien. Iesgieidcn
iprab bic Srau in einem gAri ba.
bon, bab Die sSnmilie bic slbiid)i babe,
na6 Cincinnati iiber5niie6eln. Drali
:. q. Sulipan Die geiiserin Ses
SoteIS, M peIGem Mebers ,uobntc.
be3eihnete. Oieien oils eiueil
auberit anitanoigen uno 5pporton,.
mcnScn Mann. Gin Brief triig bic
aoreiie 6es sIbienoers .. g. Wiepcrs.
Mural Houtc 6, aloypiGe. lie gnee.
borigen muroen BON benz bebauer.
IideH @oriaa in aenntnib geiest,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
aim III. Jmni
issiert Der ct. Margaretden Sraneu-
unS Snnsfraneaprsia ieim anui.
periarium.

Ter ct. Margaretben ,sraiIrn.
uno Sungirmuen.gerciu. Der befannt.
lid, i'm Sntereiie oes staabeH ssrotec.
torp aui MT. sllperno .uirft, begrbt
am II. Suni iein sIrmiperIariuw IN
Dem 9sroteetcrp.
slm gormittag finoet Die tir6iife
5eier burdi elm ieierlid)es SOdannt
itatt. pGbrenb Der siafmittae Der
peItliden 5eier selpionet 1T ilno Die
Tan1en baben entipredenoe arranse.
lnrnts geiroiien. Inn Die Conner uno
5rainbe Der slnitaIt feitlib 5it be.
luirtDen.
Cur 9cforberiIng Der lbeiInebmcr
na6 Gem 6eirpIas weroen gefudler
Die nit Der glberon spe. StraBcn.
babn eintreiien, bon Der 5iiber slpe.
on in gflitomobilen uadl ben, yrptec.
torn gebraft nerben
Die pielen s5reunoc bieier iegens.
reifen sinitalt perSen obne i5raae
nit ailfrittieer fsreiibe Die ssinbe
gernebmen. Sab Der 6cnos fir ben
@ieberanfbau Der Dor Iangerer Sab,
rem burd, cine 5e,iers6rlnit 5eritorten
aapellc bcs prcteetorp ua1esu Doa.
itlrSig rorbanSen lit. Gie ganar6ci.
ten iino ioipeit seoieben oaB oeu.
nddft nit Der Grridtung Der altdre
beaonnen tpcreen fam uno bic Gin.
ipeibuna Der aapeile i'm gaufe peS
glonats SuIi erfolsen miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

0ie 3um 9eieb 9sporoens
Some Rule gorlaqe rsdtfertiat in teis
ner WeiIc bic BON ocn 8roteItanten in
lllitcr QeplGntc Rcpplutipn, hd bic
pettasbenbIten 8ortebrunqen oetrpfien
poroen iino, Inn cine reli9i0ie Be-
briidunq niht ouftommen Su lnfien.
@inen RelioiOnsfrieo obne Die minoeite
@eranlaFuna au ifiirsH. lit bic beutT
bar aemeinite NOrm BON poliiiider
Shurterei. 9ds pabre Wlotip it,
nas Miniiterium au ftiiraen unb man
sldu6t oas erreiheH All tonnen, inDem
man benz enalii6en golte bic lin.
pabrbeit erSdblt. Dab Dds MiHiiterium
bic proteitaHten in Srlano Der rsli.
ei0ien Qerfolaund prsisgebe. GroBs
bcm piq Der premier asquitb. I'M ben
Brieben 3u retten, nod peitere Ron
seiiionen MAIDEN, ebs ods @eieb am
I. Sanuor in &raft tritt. Gin i9uaes
ItdnOnik, oas i6on i'm 9eieB Dorgee
rs6en 1T, lautst bnbin, bab lllitsr,
ipenn es ii1 BEL elmer 0OltspabI biers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

fir entfdsiost. feds Sabre lana cine
ron sSrlunb pDlIia ielbititGnbiae Der.
ipaltuna erlongen ipae. 9ns bate
ihpn aeniiaen Tollcn. I'M ben Sricben
auf feds Sabre su iidern. 9as lpeis
tere s3useitdnbnib lpirb BON premier
ipdter betannt acaeben tperben. Wenn
aud ni6ts oasssen einaupenoen lit,
bah man ben 8elpobnern BON llllter
Die tpeitaebenbte 8erubiauna qetpGbrt.
10 lit na1 bem bisberisen 9erbalten
ner Snries poraus3uieben. bah lie lid
NIT nihts anoerem als elmer 2lufbe.
buna pes 9siebes, oas .Srlanb Some
Rule aetpdbrt. sufriehen aeben ipsrz
ben, ni6t neil iic bic proteitanten,
bic in aar tsinsr 9sfabr ihpebsn, rets
ten ipouen. ipnDern neil ibuen pus
Miniiterium peaen icines oemptratis
ihen 9eiites Elm Dorm i'm Quge lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

her iisirii6s anpaune in Der 1rats
pfanne iid rDtbeten. .9dliaifdes PEE
trDlsum ipiro bieie Rdiime beberrid,en,
ipo friiber iur bic 9lttisn bes 9Oipen'
brdlbaufes in Miinhen allein ban
oelsberedtist fparsn. Den &eller pers
hrGnst Der Glert - IS ioa iibsrdl
70 isin, ni9t nur In Wien. llnb lie
@ursfdaulpieler miFen ipieber fpont
bern. 9lus 70 mandem 9isrbaus psrs
tritb man iis fdon. nun au8 aus psm
aDipenbrau. Sbre Stunt bat elm feit:s
9ais sefinben, aber NIT ibrem Ourf
tpanbern fs nod INNER in Wisn, ME
einif ibre 0urfabrsn nit BEN. Ihess
pisiarren. W. Urban.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
Gmerion erHaunt.

g;aItrr g. Ginerion, Der bISter pro.
piioriia pen goiien Ses Snperinien.
oenten Ses 3ufluttSbaujes befIeioete.
miirbe gcitern aiif @runb Der pofI ibln
beitdnbenen Gipiloienitpriifung DON
giirsermeiiter Spiesel permanent fiir
bas glnlt ernannt uiib Der 8iIrgerrab
tier nnbm aIs er bic ernenlluns
mahte, @elesenbeit ieiner beionoerep
iSreuoe barber ausorud 5u perlf'
ben, Sab er Serrn Gmerion, Der ibn
felt Innaen sSabren mpblbefariit it, az
einelu 70 iuidtisen amt ernenneA
tourtr. .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

Sie Semot tra ten i'm Som
greb lalTen es an 9emiibunsen nidt
feblen. aug Der tpmmenben Wabl iiegz
reid 9erpor5ugeben. Sbre Saupt=
Jorge biIOet bic SteIluns oes prGits
nsnten su ben unionen. Gr bat err
tlGrt, oab er iebe Sruit Bill petiren
peroe, bic Irbeiterz unb Sarmer.
1nionen pon ben Strafkitimmungen
Der glnti 5ruitseieBe ausi6liebt.
Sa bic progreftOen beI9lohen 6aben.
iih fir bieIe 2lusnabme 5u ertIGren,
10 iptrb Der Yrdiibent teitiirmt, beE
llnionen sntgegen5utpmmen. I'm i6m
ous 3uasitGnpniB gu erleidtern, Diro
eine 4enoeruna i'm Wortlaut Der be-
treffenben GrtlGrung pprseiaIagen.
Bis ieBt bat dber Der prdIibent teine
Rsieung bstunbst, ieinen Stanbpuntt
su Oerlaiien. Hud ieiner gsbuuptung
piirbe bic aefDrosrte 4usnabme &lais
fen : 6eieBsebuns iein. Gs 1T iehr
i6pierig, ipsar unmOgli6, benz prds
lloenten in oielem 9eoantengange gu
fplgen. Die 5ruitseieBe baben gum
3pet, bag tlsiue aapital Dor Der Gre
briidun9 Ourh oas 9robtapital gu
bepubrsn, uno 9lrbeitsr aehOren bob
fiberli6 nidt ben .upitaIiitiiden
&lafien an. Gollte Der prdiibent Der
9lnii6t iein, baB eine 8ereinbarung
iiber 9Dbne in bieielbe aatssorie
fGat, pie cine 9srsinbarung iiber
preiie, 10 pGre oas sbenfulls elm,
Seariifspertpirruns. aapitaIsgerpinn
unb 9pbn9eluinn entipringsn, ipie bas
ionnsntlar lit, nidt Der sIeidenQuelle
uno unterIieeen ouber nidt Der sleis
den eeieBliden 8oridrift. Sds
SruitaeIeB Mil bic 9erbrau6er buges
gen beidiisen, oaB Der aupitdlsges
pinn our1 unterbriidung Der aons
turrens auf cine ungebiibrli6e SObe
aetrisben pirb. 9si ben uniOneH BAN
belt ss ii6 ni6t barum, ben Werbrau'
der su bebriiden, ionbern sins Be
briituna Durd bic 9lrbeitgsbsr ab3us
ipehren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

@ie i6neil unbefrisbisenbe
3uitdnoe nit ernitem Wiqen aeGnbert
tperben t0nnen. benefit Der bepors
itebenbe 9siua pes Mapors Witfea
ron gteip gort, Der bierber tommen
piro. um @iniidt in unier Shul,pes
len au nebmen, Dor sinsm Sabr3sbnt
aalt Cincinnati ipeSislI auf oieiem
9ebiets fir cine Der riititanbigiteu
Stdbts in oisiem 2unbe, Elm @orpurf,
Der aud D0li9 berbient mar. SEPT
haben iih uniere S6ulen gu WtuIterz
sSnititutsn entrpidelt, Der llmi6punq
lit in sriter Reihs Der Willenstruft
unisrer Siirler au Oerountsn. 4ls
bieis CUR @iniidht tamen. bob sine
2(snDeruna sintreten miiIe unb NOD
Defenders. als tie erfabten, bag elm
autes S4ulpeIen su oem materieasn
@eoeiben Der Stlot unerldblth lei,
idheuten iie feline Soften, I'm oas Der
fdumte nafauboIsn. Wte INNER, penn
ein ernites Streben pabrnebmbar III,
ite1te iid aud aQss Elm, mas aus
FER Selb aur 6ebung unierer S6ulen
nothpsrbid mar unb oas pdren in
eritsr heibe bic geeigneten 2s6rtrGfte.
Die 9urger finoen einen pollen GrIaB
fir bic qroben Soften, ni6t bios in
bem Rubme. Der unIerer Staot pegen
isiner autsn S6uIen erpGhit. iOnoern
ebenio iebr in Der peIentli6sn 6ilfe,
pel6e uniereStuIen Der Snouitrie oez
pdbren. inbem lie Die geetgneten DR.
teit5trdfts bieten. yli6t gu pergefen 1T
au6 Die ptdtige Stlfs, pelfs unIer
TeutI4tbum nsr Reform geIeiItst bat,
inbem es bic ReiormpIdne nit gdn1
beionberer geqeiiteruna aufnabm unb
bamit oersn 9urdfiibrung in nt4t
eeringem Wabe fOrberts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

Die Ser, Staaten @ertebrs.
9pmmiiiion pirb ale 0irettoren Der
glep 6apen 9abn in 9erb0r nebmen.
Rodefeller ieood pirb niht srideinen,
ba iein 9lrat aemelbet bat, baB er al
i4peren ardmpfen leibet, bic ii9 elm
itellen, iobalo er por einrm 9erbOr
itebt. @r leioet an 9erbDritis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

Gbas. 3. SGser erlansts Elm Osrs
biit iibsr $240 sessn bic Stabt Gin'
tinnati unb Darbp e Bensbiet Elm
.fold.s iibsr $1,000 s.geI Safe sens
nenbaum & 60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

Mit Sacp6 u. aiis lit Elm
Munn oabin sei6ieben, Der iein 2sben
bem Woble Der WenI6bsit piDmete
uHp ods in osritdnOiger Deiie that.
Gr mar elmer Der griten, Der oas amez
ritaniide 9olt iiber bic RiditGnbig=
teit fsiner ioaialen Ginrittungen aufc
tIGrte unb duf bas geiipiel 0euti6z
lambs hinrpies, BON tpel6em es bic @rz
fiiluna io5ialerYflidten lsrnsn t0nne.
Seinem grfolg mar es f5roerli6, oaB
er gu Dem SSreunosstreiie Rooiebelts
aebDrte uno oabur6 einen nddtisen
6ebel erlangte, I'm bic 0Oqis pernahz
.diIiats io5iale 9eiesgsbuns einSuIei=
ten. bic, beute tpeite 4ufnabme finbet.
Sein bauptId6li9ites 9lrbsitsfeIo
naren bic 9lrmenpisrteI BON Nen
Wprt. bic Der rpeiteiten getbdttsung
Der NG6itenlisbe bebiirfen, ba BEL bies
len bic qeiitiss Qrmutb his gaotb, mel
de Die finan5iele Silfloiisteit bsrDorz
ruft, nod BEL Wsitem peri4limmert.
Die ameritaniite aulturgei6i6te
iifert ibm Elm ouuernoes Oentmal.
Gr pirb tets aIs Der 9ortampfer
ameritaniiter Sp3ialrefprm genannt
perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

0as Senats St &omm lite Q
fir Fabritcn bat iih fir cine Bill err
tlGrt. ipelhe bic @infu6r Don StrGfs
lings s9lrteit perbietet. b. b. bon Wna-
rsn. fpel6e in auspdrtigen Struian=
itaItcn anacfertiat peroen. Sin bef.
tiger Wiocritano erfplate Bon ben Ss-
natOren aus Dem Siiben, neil Die aur
gerpadunQ Don 9aumpplle benuBte
padleinpano BON europdii9en Strdfs
!ingen herge'tellt piro. Was aber.
mails benefit. bah bic aonae 9eiesgs>
buna nidts meter aIs sincn SSntereis
ienfampf bartlett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
Nu d r4t.

aebrsr: nglenns mir etipa. mas bils
lis if!4
Saillsr: ,was bsm sinen rs&t iit.'
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f@isbtnts.

Sarrp Ssb ilosts cine J0rbsruns
ilbsr $795008 fiir sslsiitsts Dienitt
unb Dan 70. 2Osptnftein sine folds
iiber 500 gtgtn Mm. 2ittlsforb, zts
Observation-Disclosures BON 2pman
Gtraub, Elm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
VOL. C. NO. "a.

over and the immense extra demand
~ EhTope. Il Is inevitable thar 49,
iaFfnefS OF the United states an 4..ets
f5et areas than ever fer next wears
crop.
The effect Of high prices en- tn.
Hlnd OF the farmer i tn. ear,3e al
ways Nor mas tho sp.yit 81 economy
gone 80 Tar that he will not get /.
~" Hachlhe II he needs one Only
IN the cotton belt viii there be ant
cuItaiiinent III the plautinS. and sr.a4
which heretofore have been devote.
70 thai staple probably VIII b.. used
largely Tor raising foodStufs ona.
can expect therefore. that farm ma
ch4heF} VIII be wanted ia the south
TO a greater extent than heretofore.
The report that the Studebaker
company has $4,000. 900 OF ordar@
from Europe looks big. but IL Is well
packed up BY recent information in
regard 10 their business. The Stude-
paher people touch business At many
points, for In the past they have been
the big fellows in the farm-wa-nn
trade, IN harness and many other
things that touch the interest and con
Nenlence OF the millions Either they
or persons closely related 10 them
nave picked up all the harness and
harness material that could he found
anywhere in the United States for
thelr European customers The Ieffrx-
automobile people are almost equally
fortunate. And how miscellaneous
the demands of the Europcans have
become IS illustrated by an order for
loO,o ooo felt blankets just given t.
a chicago concern. 1t is presumed
that this felt is TO be cut M inf,
proper sizes for use on the saddles ~
caValrYmen
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01

aL"ayS 10 have her head in air To see
that the coast is clear
ne turkey crop hatched previous
~ uie Ist- should attain gooq growth
py last Of November. the cock birde
Ieachln2 10 or II pounds.
me turkey is not fully ms,ur,d
ul.I Two years Of age, and is in his
f,i at lhree years. and nearly as
soou al Tour years old. Ii is. there
lore mistake to sell off all the older
plrus ana retsin the young ones for
breeding purposes.
Dung turkeys are az - delicate
nature until they are fully faathared
ana have thrown out a red on their
neadS' which usually occurs at about
Ihree months Of age. After that they
are , hafdy' and may be allowed un-
lilnlted range at all times.
To fatten turkeys for maIot thev
should be confined to pens of about
~ Ieet square, and from six to eight
olfdS TO the pen. The quarters must
pe warm and dry, and the birds must
pe projected from the rain and storm
good fattening food is q mash OF
TWO parts bran and shorts. one-forth
ground wheat, mixed with a little
water Whole corn and wheat is also
an excellent fattener, and they NAV be
gwen as much of this as they Will eat
little beef fat, finely chopped. given
once or twice a week. is relished and
mas good effect. Skim milk should
be Kept before the birds all OF the
time.
Turkey raising can be made a very
profitable business. particularly in the
west, where all kirds of grain grow
at small cost
1t will pay WEI. ly the regular
markets are used, f a private
trade is worked up, \ is easily
done in any part Of t T. 'ntry to-
day, the profits can easily ereased
from - to so per cent ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
FARM MACHINES
FOR BATTLEFIELD DIS
Makers OF Agricultural Appliances
Beating Pruning Hooks Into Swords.

Chicago correspondence Philadelphia
Ledger.
The West is beating its plowshares
into swords and its pruning hooks into
spears. This is a defiance Of biblical
prophecy which carries it's punishment
along with it, but the people who com
NIT the OffenSe are not getting the
punishment. 1t is the European folk
who are achieving the suffering, while
Americans are pocketing the dollars
AS tangible example of what is go
ling on it may be noted that the Emer-
son-Brantingham Company is selling
large number Of tractors to the Rus
sian government. Those tractors are
to be used, not for pulling peaceful
plows and other farm equipment
over a quiet landscape. but for drag
ging heavy guns to the front. The
NJ. Rumeley Company is similarly
fortunate. large quantity of its farm
implements have been shipped abroad
to be used on the battle fields. These
the tractors and other peaceful ma
chimes converted to war use. The
Same is true of several other rnanufac-
turerS Of agricultural machinery. In
deed there is scarcely one of these
companies that is not in good luck on
these lines. except the International
Harvester Corporation, which special
ICES for the farmers of foreign coun--
tries. That concern cannot sell to the
foreigners now and will not collect
much for what was sold in past years
A word from one OF the highest au
thorities on the agricultural imple-
ment trade leaves one in doubt as to
the immediate future of that industry.
He says it is anybody's guess till after
January l. She outlook at the present
moment is poor. Nevertheless the
outsider can see a great gap in the
food supply. due to an actual def
ceincy in this years crops the world
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these boxes OF barrels by partly Gov
ering them with brush or straw. After
the hen begins to lay, remove the eggs
each day, placing one or two hens
eggs in their place.
If the hen lays more than fifteen
eggs, give all over that number to a
chicken hen, but when the eggs are
hatched, give all to the turkey hen,
After the hen has been set, shut her
in safely from anything that might
harm her, but let her off the nest each
morning VERY early, shutting her in
again when she returns.
Some claim that the chicken hen
makes the best mother, but if those
who claim this will notice, when feed
ing young turkeys with a chicken hen,
they will see that often the turkeys
will, after eating a few mouthfuls. go
off in search Of an insect until called
back by their unnatural mother and
encouraged to stuff themselves with
unnatural food.
They do not wish to eat much at
one time and when being fed. should,
at the same time, be supplied with
water: but when allowed to roam
they do very we'll if watered night
and morning, but, if they come in
from the field during the day 1t is be-
cause they want water.
Nature has taught them to eat in
sects, almost exclusively when young.
while the same teacher instructs the
turkey hen to take her brood where
such food is abundant, allowing them
to secure it for themselves.
The hen scarcely ceases her watch
long enough to secure the necessary
food TO sustain herself. for she seems
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
HORSES TO GET METAIT
State to Replace Cards in War Against
Chambers

Representatives of the State Dc
partment Of Agriculture will be sta
toned today at 54 Canal street, is
Tenth avenue and 329 East 121st
street in Manhattan and at some
prominent produce marketi n Brook
lyn to exchange the cards carried by
the owners Of $4,000 horses for in
deStructable metal tags, which may
be attached to the horses qualified to
wear them.
Cards have been lost or destroyed
and owners thus have lost the proofs
that their horses are among the 25,-
900 examined for CHAMBERS at the in
stigation Of the Horse Owners Pro-
tective Association.
"Of the horses examined" said Nj.
nj. Frankel, director Of the associa-
ton, yesterday, Eve found that more
than 5000 had glanders, and these
were destroyed, and we are destroying
horses at the rate of twenty-five day
now"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
FARM NE WIS

hS .hey lost in weight and condition.
10y assumed form similar to thar
@ mmicn they had before the fatteninc
lhese changes are so striking as TO
49, Llttle or no comment but show
onde tne morse at hard work may not
ohly utillze his daily rations for tbe
PRODUCTION of work but may draw
et Ion the reserve energy which is
body. oii Ills
while additional data should be co
ouIeu along these lines before final
ooilcluslons are made, the results here
i,n - reoenteu seem to indicate that the
greatest change in fattenino horea iC
one ol width rather than depth. that
.ne Slhoolhness, symmetry and gan-
elal appearance are gretly improved
py the rounding OUT process due to
deposit of fat within the muscles. and
that the form of the individual horse
Is largely a matter Of condition, while
the type is almost entirely due to
breeding.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01

Changes in Cross Section of Chest
Of One Horse from Beginning OF EX-
pertinent to Close, and After SIX
Months Hard Work.
No. 1-HOrse at Beginning.
No. 2-HOrSe at Close.
No. 3-After Six Months Hard
Work.
tened appearance above the medlan
while the same measurements after
fattening result in almost perfect
circle. While there is some change IN
the lower half of the middle girth the
greater change in the upper ilalr
eliminates from the fat animal that
degree Of pauchiness which is dis
pleasing. and adds very much to the
neatness of the individual.
As a few of the horses used in the
experiment were kept at heavy work
Immediately after the close of the eX-
pertinent. il is interesting 10 note thar