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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
Gdsliher Sysarftberid)t.
Cincinnati, 6. Wai.

Y IN ne IT. b. W(dt
Si. nddfolssnosn Quotirungn be.
5ieben Iid nur auf Gnsros 9rans,
ottionen. gei tl.iRsr.n g.Iddfteu
lperbsn etpos bo6ere pr,iie bsr,9n.t
propifionen.
Der Warit mar rubia preii. it.iia.
G dmals, prima Gt.am
|9.80-9.90c (. o. 8.
Srodsrsefol3enes sIeift
Sbrrt clear S.it.n 12-123c, fhori
Rippenieittn 11s-12c, extra Ibor!
clear S.ii.n 11a-12c. G4uItern II
-113c, s.a'.s 13l-13ic lois unb ic
msbr ptrpadt.
Bacon. - Gbort clear Geit,n
13-13ac. iur3. giipp.nIeit.n 1873
13e. srtra fort clear Seiteu 12i-
13e. 9du.t.ru 12-123c unb Bellies
14A-14ic IOf. unb 3e per pfunb
iasbr perpadt.
sugar gureb GIetfd. -
Sdirt.n 16-16t. pitnic GhuItern
125- 13c. Br,aifnii goeon 19-20c,
S9uIt.rn 12a-13e. ZEN yor. Gut
S6ult.rn l2s-13c. troden, Ys,f.
S9tni.n S27.Co-28.00.
Sii3sepSteftts Gfeif6.-
S4inien 19t-14c. pitntc Sduli,ru
10a-11e. Bellies 15--16e, G6u.tsrn
lille. Rem gcrs Gut 11-114e.
Grif6es Gleifd. - Sdin.
Ten 13-13tc. pielic S4uIterr 103
lie. Gdslt.rn 10i-11e, jborf
Ripptnieiisn 11--115t. ibort citar
Stiten 11-11ac. srtra fbort Ssitem
loa-11t. Bellies 13A-15a pro
pfiinS.
Wtbl unb g.treibe
WebI. - Winter pat.nt $4.25-
4.50. Wintr 1yanep $3.90-4.15.
Winter Gancp $3.90-4.15. Wintsr
GamtIp $3.20-3.50, Grtra $3,no-4 y.
3.15, orSinGres S2.75-2.s5, Barter
Wei5.n pntsnt S3.75 $50, bp. fanep
$3.S5-4.25, bo. Gamilp $3.50 .75
Rosgsnmebl, ncrSirsifIi& esmif6tsi
$3.75-3.90, rsinss giip $4.10--
4.20. s.mif4tss S3.80-4.10 per HbI.
WsiStn. - Rp. 2 rotber Winter
900 $1.00A, go. 8 bo. 99c, 80.
a roibr 1856 per 9u.
WsIf&loSn - 30. 2 psibss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
Gin 2anb bes Shredens.

gfiGt MIR bas GSeuer rittet oQiGbr,
lid in Sibirien ungebepre gerbeerlut.
gen an, auh oas gSaiier oerni6tet ic
man6es @ebiloe oon Weni6enban0
Sc utebr Die GueQeebiete unb Der
SberIauf Der iibiriiden 5liiiie psp1
@oIoe entbloBt perben, beito mer,
p6dit oie lleberihpenn1luigs sgefabr
SSm 6riibjuhr nad Der Gisid)melSe,
penn Der eigentIihe giSaaug oor,
iiber lit, ihDelleu Die 6liiiie ourd ra-
i6es gluitauen oes gooens OIL ben
Gueasebieten 10 enorm an, oab Tor.
Ter uno aniieollmgen aufs erlIteite
gef1broet Deroeu. Die iliiiIe errei.
den bel Sohmaiier bdufig mebr ols
Die ooppelte eepobuIi6e 9reite, uno
ou Die Stromung meiit iebr reibenO
III, Diro allies, mas oll5u nabe ans
nieoriee llier gebaut lit, iortaerilien
uno peggeihpemmt.
glm Saufe oes Sb uno SSrtpif, lin.
oct man bieIe Dorfer, Die ollie paar
Sabre tpeiter bonn llier forteeriidt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

bes 55e pet GalIons In partisn bon
8 Bbl. getoHtes IL m.br. grtra
Winter 5eit 2arb1l 85c per @aIone.
Cotton Geeb Del rraffinirtes o8c per
@aIIone. Serpentfn Sic per Ga[lone
| In partien DON 1--5 Barrels. Yetro.
leum. Obio Carbon 120 Grab 10e, bo.
$50 Grab life, bo. Ssublisbt 175
Grab 12a-13ae. grotun @afuIin
zoe, Hapbta 17c Der 9aIone in pars
tien bon Is gbls.
Sals.-9er Wartt III rubig. Sbio
Riber s1.20, Midipan unb atron
$1.14 Der gbl. BON 280 gfunb.
3 Ia itetig.-prima Gitb 6a-65c,
DO. Gountrb 6s-6sc per pfunb.
aoblen.-Martt rubi9. Dough,
bioabenb $3.50-3.75, Rug unb Glad
$2.25. aanGiDba Gtiidtobten $3.50
3.75. Hub unb Glad $2.25-2.35
per Sonne abgelisfsrt. Rau4lofe
StiittobIen $3.50, Qtnt6ractte $7.75
per Sonne abgsliefsrt. Gote toItet
$6.00-6.5O per 7onne o6aeliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
JIuk.Nah
9OnnsrstaG 7. Wui 1914.

9onnsrstaG 7. Wai 1914.
SnfOIss Der fturtsn RegengiiiIe il
Der Obipflub pieber i'm Steissn be-
griffsn. 9eitsrn 2l6enb butte ber'slbt
BEL bieiissr Gtaot sinen Wafsritanf
DON 23.6 SUB.
Die fplgeuoeu 9spei6en trofen pdb:
renb bss esitrigen Cages bier elm:
pittsburg, pa,-7.2 SUB unb iteigt.
Dbeeling, 80. 9a.-S.3 SUB u. iteigt
partsrsburs, 80. 9u.-12.1 II. itetst
aanapba Sails. 20. @d.-4.3. iteist
Gbarleiton, U. @d.-6.9 uno itsiSt.
portsmoutb, O.-20.4 unb iteiat.
2ouisDiae, ap.--10 SUB unb fdat.
Gpansuiae, Sno.-23.8 unb fGllt.
gaibpile, 5enn.-21.4 unb Itsigt.
CHATTANOOGA, Sem.-9.9 SUB.
Cairo, Su.-27,6 unb itetgt.
Wempbis, 5enn.-21.5 uno fGllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

.5pllputb" unter Ti.
I den. Der 6edht oenisBt ieit Gam
eeri ben Rut elmer Der rabtateiten
sSi5che su iein. aber baB er iosar elmer
S,antheit ausdnqlid 1T. bic ale Uierts
mole Der 5pllputA auflpetit. 1T bisber
Hiht betannt aepeien. Otto gerbia
oibt bnriiber in Der .Deuti6sn Slide
eizGorreiponoen5" @ustunft SSn Der
Qtaaer. einem NebenfluB Der Siea. tper=
Den Sefte uefanqen, bic peaen ibrer
Sdmadbuftiateit beIonoers oef6dbt
ltn6. Sieie iSii6e baben nun aber in
letter 3eit elm 9enebmen aeSeiat, bas
ouffdlleno unb bsoeHtIi6 aeHug mar,
linz bic Gufmertiumteit Der Sa9pers
itdnoiaen ouf ii6 au Ienteu. Vie
Gehte fommen an bic Sberflache unb
idltpimnen in or0bter 9lufreauna um.
ber, pobei iie bdueruo pus Wa,d iiber
&,aiier haIteu, 3uerit puroe oieie @r.
iaeiuuno bel ben 6efteu beobahtet,
Dir in ben DaFerfIGdeu IsbteH. nel6e
puH ben oohpGiiern Der lsbteH Sabre
2urudaebIiebeH DGren. 2Iue Sefte
fGitnen ii6 bort auiammenqefunbeH
gu taben. sic bereiteten ben Qnelern
i6on oaburd cine uRIiebiame uebers
rafduno. bah iie beim Fand 6eionoers
piitbeno um fih riiIsa. .Dus aei6il=
oerte unruhiue genepmen Der yTtiac
trnTte niht lunoe perbprsen bleiben,
aIual bic 9lnoler INNER pisoer Die
&epbahtund mahten. blR bic erbelte=
ten Ttite ole nit dufaefperrten NGus
lern an bic SberfIG6e tamen. Die
&rontbsit ideint frsili1 ni6t I6nea
gum SObe au fiibrsn; ndmentlih einis
&c Defenders itarte 6ehte baben iih
bisber nitt fan1en lafen urn Torqen
obr. 3peifel fir cine peitere 0erbreis
tuna Der Seut3e. Mit benz gamen
rSpllputb" ben man oieTer Rrdutbeit
bsiaeIsat bat. III aasrbinos porldufi1
penia aeiust. bd ejne 8erponbtfhaft
bteIer 9rantbeit nit Der aleidnamieen
bee Sunbes pobl niht out behauptet
iperren tann Die llnteriuhuna oil
ben erbettetsn Fifhen tperbsu pieI.
ltiht bic gluftlGriiRa brinaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

74-75c, SO. 8 peisss 72 - 73c
TO. a DO. 7Oa-719c. SO. 2 gelbes II
-715e. 30. 3 bo. 70--71c, go. A bo
69-70c. go. 2 semifGtes 71-71ae
SO. 3 bo. 70-71c. SO. a bo. SO :
zoe per 8u. tpeiBss aolbentorn
76-77e. gelbes bo. 7a-78ae. &c.
mii9tes bo. 76-77e.
Eafer.-Ro. 2 tpeiber 411-42e,
StanbarD tpeiber 41-41ac, go. 8
tpsiber 40a-41c, 90. A nsiBsr 38-
1896. SO. 2 semii9tsr 40-40te, go.
3 bo. 39-39ac, go. a bo. 1886.
Roggen.-Io.2 62t-63a, Ho.
3 DO. 60-62c. Ro. a bo. $500.
@erfe-Ho. 2 sSriibiabrs 66 -
zoe. Ro. 3 bo. 60-65c ter 8u.
Wbtsfp.
0erfauft purben 622 8bls. 9is
filters sSinifbeb 9oobs auf fer Bats
bon $1.35 per 9alIone.
9roceriss.
4nffp, mryft ruhfd IlreiIe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
etssssnssts.ssilss.
0iisnb atn us,sa
UaD, ssnps uns anton In msw psrt.

Gelb .oH coil. wuros su IN - 296 aus.
eelieben.
Brima @sI4aftspapiers wuroen tu az
~ o,sfonti-f.
SterltngGrdanse III fet.--Siat
~ A.s71 uno eommsreiaI tu $4.S4H-
4.84H.
Buaoe,. Obltoationta nareu
id5wab uno purDen ME folgt qnotirt:
Ber. Staattn Wefunoirung 2 y64 - 9e,
geb. ~ regIitrlrTe l09-11OH geb, Cow
pons l09H ssb., 5S regiitrirIs lv1 = i02,
@oupoHs lvl-i02, Banana Hegiiterso go
y14 get.. DO. Coupon 80. 1o0--102.
aitienmarft.-7sr Nartt bspabrte
beuis cine abwarienoe SaltuHg uno bic
yreiie iDarsn am Yormiiiase 9sorldi, Nab'
mitiagS Jeood erbolten lt1 ote Breiie pie-
Der eiwas uno Die Sdlubnotirungen erga.
ben nur wenige Yerduberungsn lmSersIei4
NIT osnsn pon gelterr.
xiirIbaeH aftifu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

atnbpieb.-Oie gaadfrase mar
cine CUTE unO bic preiie itetig bis
fart. = Stoders unb Gesbers paren
ebenfaas in 9ege6r, Bel mdbiser 3uz
fubr. = Nil6fii6s iinb itstiS.
Wlittlere unb I6nere Stiere $500
-8.25, aussrlefene $8.35 = $50,
S9ien $3.75-6.5o. Sleii6ersStire
$3.50 = 8.25, Seifers $5.75-8.25,
auserlsiene Bis EXTRA $8.25-8.5O.
&iibe $3.50-6.25, uuserleiene big
@rtra $6.35-6.75, Gamers $3.25-
4.5O, Cutters $4.50-5.75, StOders
unb Isebsrs S6.25-7.75, StodsSeis
fers $5.50-6.50, Stod Sibe $3.50
$50.
gullen.- Die preiIs ftiegen um
10-15c, Oa Gle 3ufubr is9r 9srIHg
mar.
W1aasrs uno. lei6ts $5.5o-e.25,
Bologna $e.25-7.oO, Grtra $7.10-
7.15. fette guaen $7.0O-725.
SGlber.-0er Wartt mar beute
ls6baft unb itstig gu ben ssitrigsn
preiien.
SrDindre unb aroBs $5.50-8.75,
fair bis CUTE lsiate $8.00-9.25, Gr.
ira $3.50.
g e-9is 3ufubr mar
beute siemli9 grOb, bu uber bic Prciie
in ben peitIiden Mdrtten in bic S09e
gingsn, 70 itiegen OteieIben aud ttsr
um sc per 100 pfunO. Der WSartt
i6lob itetig.
@ute Big auserieiene 9erpddungsz
unb Gleif6srTortsn $8.65-8.70, DR.
bindre Big auserleiene idtuere fette
SGue $5.50-8.60. grtra $3.50,
Staes $4.50-6.40, Grtra $3.50,
lei9te 9erIanbtforten S8.10-8.55,
5ertsl BON 40 pfuno unb psniger
$5.50-8.00.
Sdafeunb aGmm.r. - pie
Ra6frage mar cine quite uno Die
preiIe itstig Bis Itarf.
S6afe.-grtra $5.25, CUTE Biz ausz
srleIene $5.00-5.15. oroindrs bis
fair $3.50-4.75.
2Gmmer. - grtra lei6te $7.35-
7.50, quite Biz uussrieiene $7.00-7.z
80. oroindre bis fair $5.50-6.75,
Grii6iabrs 2Gmmsr $10.00-12.0O.
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Metan Ntarft.

Rem gcrt, 6. Rai.
aupfer.-Wartt itetis gu 1887
1887: Glectrolptic S14.37. 2ote
nominsa. Gaitinas $14.00-14.12.
3inn.-Rartt fsit gu $33.0o-33..
25.
9lntimpu.-Rartt rubis: Gootiona
$7.15-7.25.
Giien.-Rartt rubis unb unDsrdn.
bert.
glei.-Rartt rubis gu 1885,
3.95.
Speltsr.-Rartt ftstis gu S5.o5--
5.15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

peroen, 6a Die Sodllnaiis: ss;ess ses
itdnoig pGAfs. 2snl JrEpiabr limb bic
arobeH @teienfldAen NIT ibren
3iimpeIn uno 9llhpdiiern BON ben
5lutben Der Str0me beOedt. Gie
gan5e &unOidait glei6t einem unge-
beuern Gee, aus Dem MIR ein5elne
Sano5ungeH ooer Snielu nit 9ebof.
ten nno O0rfern beruorragen. Ter
Srtpi6 ionit etlpa cine Weile brett,
erreidt Bel 0fepalopo I'M 5ribja1r
cine grcite bon orei Mleilen; Der S6
miro IN manden 6dllen ilber 80
DGeilen brett Eritt Damn nod yforo-
turn uHo 6a0llr6 9fiiditnuIng elm,
10 ihiuebeH ielbit gan5 dbgelegene
8eboite uno iSii6erbijtteH in 9eiabr,
pegge6Demmt 5u Derben
AQjabrlId ertrilfeu Diele Dlen,
ihen, RferOe lmO 9tin0cr in ben ii6i.
ridden StromeH, beouO2rs abGr sur
3eit 0cs @i5gangs, penn Die @in.
teriliheret aufb0rt, Die S6littenbabn
i'm aIbge6eu begriiieH lit, pin Boot,
pertebr aber nod uift Itattiinoen
lam. Gam pagt cs nod Der eine
ooer anoere 6ubrmann, nit feiner
5radt iiber 0as uorife sis 81 lab.
rem, ODER Der Yoittuti1er unternIulms
oaS WagniB, I'M ietne Geiienoen auT
Dem fiir}elten QSege 81 bei6r0ers.
Gabei gibt 0as @is, beionoer5 in Der
Jtdbe Der llicr, no Die Str6mlmg am
reiBeaOiteu iit, bduiig nah, uno
Nferoe uno Weniten ocridppiIlben
auf yttmmerpieoeriebeu in Den 6lu.
then.
Die SorgloIigteit Der &nTteSfer
piro oft gum 2ei6tTinn. BIS gum
leBten Mpment neroen QlItpert uno
9retter iber oas morI4e Sis gelegt,
I'm ben 9ertebr aufreht gu er6altsn.
Der GisgGng IeBt auf itbirii9en
Stromen nod bebeutenb unoermittsl=
ter oIs auf europGii6eu 5IuHen Elm,
unb plDBli6, pie uuf &ommanbo,
berftet tru6enb uno fniri6enb Die
gisoede uno 1eBt ii6 in 9epegune.
Damn praaen am SberIaufe irgsnbpo
our4 gisI6iebungen 5uTnmmsngeitaue
te Wohermufen nit elementdrer
Wu6t binterbrsin, unb i'm Sanbums
oreben itsbt bic 9egsno unter qurqe!nz
bem, eisi6olIenbeDedtem WafIer.
Sn oieier Subres5eit beginnt Der
9dnie5ug, unb bic Sdger untsrnebmen
es, auf ibren tletnen gooten BON einen
ufer gum unoeren iiber5uieBen. Bel
bteIer Selegenheit giebt es bGufi9 3us
iammenitObe nit ihneren GisI4plien,
ober es tau9en pl0Bli6 mG9tige @lsz
blode aus Dem WaTer empor unb pers
Ten ben Sd6n mitIammt ietnen SnTqTs
len I'm. Die 9IieOer eritarrsn in bem
talten WaiIer iebr i4nell, bic Gtr0s
mun9 1T reibeno, iiberaQ an b0beren
ufern befinben iit struOsI, 10 baB
IS nur ieIten geIingt, einsn ioI9en
S6iffGridigen gu retten.
Cine grobs 9efdbr fir 5ra6ttaros
panen uno ReiienDe biloen bic unue.
| beureH S6neeitiirme am g3anoe Ser
Steppe uuo in Dem 5pifaen biefer
unb Der 8lloregton gelegeuen &ultur.
ftreifen, Sieie Srtane Ieben mefft aes
gen Gnbe oes Dinters Iebr pl5blia
elm unb bauern monamal me6rere
Gage. 60 tumen i'm SpGtpiuter
1911-12 Sun0erts bon MenIden i'm
&reifs Sibim, i'm Siioen bes 9puperz
nsmsnts SoboIit, I'm. Der Sturm
mar 10 tart, buB gan5e Saranonen
iteten bIieben unb audi bic ionft geeen
foI6s unbiIoen psrbGltnibmGBte ipi-
oeritanosfdbigen 9ferbe umtomen.
Ra6 bem S6neeIturm nuroen aause
9emsinben aufgsbo.en. Inn i'm @ers
elm nit Wlilitdr mad ben 9erI6neiten
81 iuden, unb es bauerte po6enlanq,
big allie 9ermibteH ausgeeraben paz
rem.
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gbieaoo. 6. Wloi.

ted q o, .. Ufdl.
1ei3en.-Jar glai 93t-933c, an
S9Iub 93se; fiir Suli 85a-s54c
lam SdluB $3.50.
Weliatorn.-6iir Wai 66-66ac
am S4lub 66at; fir Suli 655-66sc
am S6luB 664c.
6afer.-5sr Juti 374--37ac, an
S6lub 37ac; fir September 35s -
35Ec, am Shlub 354c.
Rogqen.-YO. 2 63e.
9erfte 4S-64c.
gimptbp S2.75-4.30.
alee $8.0O-12.O0.
BORT $19.75. 49, 5ar Suli $19.87
--2O.o5, am s6Iub S2o.05; fiir5ep.
tember $19.95-20.10. am S6Iub
$20.10.
G6mal3 S1O.O5.-gir SuIi $40.
12-1o.17, am SaluB $10.17; fiir
September $10,3o-10.35, am S6Iub
$10.35.
Rippenfsiten $1o.62-11.12. BHr
sSult Sl1.l2-ll.2O, am S0luB Sll.'
20; fir September S11.27-11.32,
am ShluB $11.32.
gutter.-Wartt uugereselt. Grsds
mern 18-25@c.
Gier.-greiie nisbriser. Srbinarn
firits 17a-1Sc; firfs 1Sa-184t.
aGi..-greiis niebriger. Saiiiss
154E15tc; SpiHs 144-14ac; ams'
ricas 15i-158c; Gong Sorns 143-
143c.
Gartoffeln. - Widrit unperGnbert.
9efliissl. - Qsbsnbes b0ber. Ssn>
nen Ice.
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Mustudrtige Wsdrfte.
Rem gort, 6. Waai.

Rem gOrt, 6. Uaai.
Mebl.-Wartt itstig.
Rog9ennlebl. -Martt ftstig.
Wtaismsbl.-Wartt left.
Rosasn.-Wartt itstjg.
Gerfte.-Martt itstig.
8ei8sn.-Warft ungeregslt. go.
2 barter Winter $1.024 c. /. (. Retu
gort; Ro. 2 rOt6er $1.03a c. /. {. tei
2fntunft; Ro. l gtort6ern 0ulut6
$1.01t unb no. l Nort5ern Wanito6a
$1.024 I. o. b. i9tpimmenb.
Delf4torn.- -Mdrtt left. Ro. 3 gel
6es Tic 6ei antunft.
Safer Warit rubig.
6eu.-Wartt Itetig.
.Sopfen. - Warft nillig. State
proinGrsr Biz auserIsiener 1913 "a
40c; 1912 15-18c; gacific aGite
1913 1920; 1912 15-17c.
5dute.-Murft iietig.
aebsr.-Martt felt.
pOrt.-Wartt tpiQig. MsB $1,000
-22.50; fbort clears $19.50-21.50;
9eei.-Wartt rubig.
Gut Weats.-Wartt itstig.
S9mal5. = Wartt ieit. MibbI,
Weit S10.15-10.25; raffiHirtsr ite'
tig; COMPOUND rubis.
5als.-Wartt itetig.
8dumpouiadmen0l. - Wartt nil
Zig. prima Sommer seIbss $7.32.
petrolsum.-Martt itetig.
DoQs.-Wlartt itetig.
6ar5.-Martt rubis.
Serpsntin.-Martt itstig. WaidiHt
SSdiier 46ae.
Reis.-Wdrtt fiettg.
WolaFss.-Mur.t itetig.
s3uder.-Rober felt. WolaHesSudel
1926; Centrifugal 3.07e; raffinirts'
fteiig.
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gbtca9p, 6. Mai.

S6neine, e,-3ufu6r 1900. Wlartt
tart. Die msiiten 8ertGuie 6rd6Ttsn
$8.45-8.55; lsi6te 1885 - $50;
aemiitte $8.30-8.60; i4pere $50
$50; raube $8.10-8.25; Jsrtsl
$7.30-8.40.
geinbpisb.-3ufu6r 14,500; Marft
Tdua6. geeDes $7.25-9.50; Ssgas7
Stiere $7.15-8.15; Stoders uno
Seepers $5.60-S.30; aiibe unb Sets
fsrs $3.70-S.6o; aGIbsr $3.50
9.25.
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iapaa. gin6eimiide $5.10-5.75;
5GbrIings $5.60-6.75; sinbsimii4e
GGmmer $6.10-7.40.
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The record., 1914-02-19
POULTRY FENCE Is PORTABLE
Problem OF KccP,ng Fowls on Same
Soil for Wears and na!rtaininJ
Sweetness Is Solved.

buiit q fence last summer that has
proved very successful. II has long
been problem how 10 keep our fowls
year ait,r year Oh the same soil and
yet have it fresh and sweet. We
planted different crops in our yards
after We were through with the breed
ing season. This we found Very len p
fetal. hut as the yards had 70 be dug
up by hand Il required much labor ii
there were many OF them. | found
the solution by using portable fences,
writes A. T. Van Malta OF Indiana in
the Farm and Home.
The fences we've built Of 2N3iDch
hcmIoCk jcist5 and l2inch honio,S
boards. 5foot wire and iron shelf
braces. All tho lumber vas l6 feet
icng. / cut the inists into two 6 and
ore foot lengtbs and nailed = 4-,cGt
piece on the bottom of q 6-foot length
WIN Two 20-pegny nails, making 7
shape.
IN one angle the T was placed
10.l2-inrh iapanncd shelf bracket
fastened by six ~ inch screws. i
l2-iuch iGfoof board was then put IN
hc cutting Il notch in the ends and
ccnter one inch deep and three ncht ;
The record., 1914-02-19
peahay for Fatten;nn Lamb.

Peahay made by cutting Canada
field peas after the bloom and before
the pods were formed, was fed 20 ct
teaing lambs at the South Dakota sta
ton. It was a very palatable rough
age aud highly relished by the lal5S.
With the exception Of the two lots
that received alfalfa. and the lot that
received sweet clover, more uniform
6ains we're made than with either OF
the other lots. II is an advantage to
Eecure uniform gains as the lambs
azv'fn a better condition for the mar
ket. This trial also emphasizes the
importance Of feeding q lcgumo as
4 roughaec.
The record., 1914-02-19
(>I(IIARD
(lEIANIN(S
FIGHT APPLE RAILROAD PEST
Ncrm Is Exceedingly Commoh Witn
Early and Sweet Varieties in Many
Sections Or Country.
,Ry = c. KANE

From JUly to October j. tho time
Ct the year 10 fight ,Gc apple mdggct
or railroad worm Tho TaE to do
this is to keep the Infested apples
from rottiug beneath tho trees. THIS
can BE- accomplished either b. pick
ing up the drops every few days, or
by maintaining enough live stock be
meath infested trees to keep H." drops
cleaned up
Ike apple AaSsot is an exceedingly
common pest Of early and swee; vari-
cites OF apples in many sections
Occasionally it is Injurious in w.:.:er
apples, but usually this is trac caiy
where orchards OF winter fruit Goa
tain large Numbers of car,y or sweet
varieties also.
Careful distinction should Dc made
between ., worm known as Tie cod.
l.ns wori-/and the apple aIasgot or
railroad worm. The oodiing NC-nl
usually eats the core cf ;.'e apple and
then turya a large hole &c ihe surface
The record., 1914-02-19
SKIM MILK GOOD FOR HENS
caseln Largely Supplies Protein Nee
esssry for EgSc--Also Excellent
fc. Use in Fattening.

Skim milk is enc of the very best
feeds for both young chickens and lay
ing hens. The casein, or curdy part
of the milk, largely supplies the pro
tein necessary for laying hens, while
for fatteaing fowls there is nothing
superior to milk for making white
juicy, delicate flesh. The milk may be
fed either sweet or sour and may be
given as drink or mixed with wheat
bran and oatmeal or both.
Sour skim milk, or bUttermilk, fed
TO hens confined in yard or small rangs
keeps them in health. The acid Of
the milk supplies the lack Of vesetable
acid they would pick up in On grass
pasture-the butteTmilll aids digestion.
Pouitrymen near the wholesale city
milkmen and creameiies can often buy
the sour milk for ten cents per gal
Ion. At this price il is cheap food.
The record., 1914-02-19
I)(llIE. ..IEll lNlTfG!


During inclement weather fowls are
better indoors than out.
II the hens are not laying the
chances are that the faalt is with their
lcepcr.
In an egg Of 1909 grains, COO be-
longs to the white, 800 to the yoIk and
100 to the shell.
Let lie--t-,1Fcn have a pen Of ban
tams. Lcck up the different breeds 1T
The fairs, and bug a pair that attracts
you.
The pullet or hen which begins to
lay in November viii usually lay all
winter il properly fed, housed and
cared for.
Don't allow your chickens TO have
scaiy legs. Clean and apply n sood
disinfectant. then rub in plenty of
good grease.
That good layers are great eateTa.
A bird must have capacity 10 cat and
digest q great amount OF food ii she is
to lay great number Of eggs.
Cut out all small chickens and keep
the largest and most vigorous ones
fer winter layers. The long hot sum-
mer has retarded the growth of the
late ones.
The record., 1914-02-19

!or,. S-aad up three OF the rs eight
leyt aglrt and place tie cut board ou
tAsl, icti.ag the s-foot pieces rest ia
the .n.n -otches in the board; square
the uprights with the edge Of the
board and nail. We ROW have one l6-
foot section complete, except the wire.
The 12-inch beard at the bottom is
sufficient 10 prevent the cocks from
fighting. This fence is very slightly,
and two men can easily shift it wher-
ever desired. II YOU wish to stack il
out of the way the screws can be re-
moved from the brackets and the
4-foot bases knocked off and replaced,
when setting the fence. without much
trouble.