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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-24

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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-24

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The record., 1914-01-01
NOTES OF The POULTRY YARD
Good Remedy for Ma'y 6-vci Trou-
bles Found in ChSTccal-Brisat
Red Comb Indicates Health.
CBy c. c. MIILCRl

Charcoal is an excellent corrective
Of the evils of iEjGdicioIs ovcr-feed-
ing. and also is 4 good remedy in bow
al troubles in poultry. Having wen
derful absorbent pcTcrc, especially
for gases. only q small quantity should
be put in the feed hoppegs n time
on account Of its absorbent nature
II should be kept IN 4 thoroughly dry
vessel with n clo-c Citing cover 70 g.
cludc the air.
II the charcoal il heated well BE-
forc given TO The poultry it will have
n tendency to drive OF Impurities
VIII ch may have been abscTbCd, ard
win be equal 10 fresh charcoal
Erckiings usually start 10 :aoit
wien eleven weeks Of age. and it will
require about six weeks for them TO
finish the process and get into good
condition again. Fos that reason dGcl-
lirgs should be marketed II len weeks
fcc after that they are more apt to
lose weight than Sain il.
al turkey culture never use a COB
bier that is akin 10 the hens. In
breeding is the cause OF much OF the
bad luck" in raising the young.
Ginger. ii fed TO poultry for too
lcrg 4 time is ars 20 weaken the di'
geetive organs, while asafoetida and
The record., 1914-01-01

iiar arc excellent digestive slim
e.. as. Asafoeiida. garlic and onions
h. a good eject or the lungs and
br, nckia.
'hen q fowl has q bilious look,
dy 2ntery and then co3tiveEess. it is
4 ;rong indication that it is suffering
ir, q liver troubles. When the edges
CT the comb and vattles are of a
pu-plish red it is sign of indlSes-
tin. Fowls in good health always
ha g a bright red comb.
l5cfore they sell the eggs received,
CO lmission men take them to q dark
re m. where they Sre candled. The
&C. s.held up in the left hand before
O ,rong light and the top shaded
with the right hand. IL the air cell
~ small they know the egg is fresh.
II the aibumen is noted 70 be slightly
III ; and wntery and the air space
~ atty enlarged, it Is pat down as
txo months old. About 4 month or
two after that the. space reaches
about The center OF the egg and it is
declared worthless
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L. tom Of creeks OF Long Island,
seerrs to be a natural food for ducks.
Inland breeders substitute STEPPED clo-
yer hay or alfalfa and some chop up
green rye. oats or corn. Where there
is a scarcity OF green feed more bran
must be fed in the ration. i.
Richardson, n former English au-
{. ority. said the ideal gander has
larse dimensions, active gait, lively
ana cl>Nr gray eyes, en- ever ready
and hoarae voice, and a demeanor
full Of boldacss. The goose should
be chosen for her weight of body,
steadincss Of department and breadth
OF foot-a quality said to indicate the
presence of other excellencies.
The American standard of perfec'
ton Classics the weights OF geese as
follows: Toulouse and Embden. ad-
rlt gander, 25 pounds; young gander
20 pounds; adult goose. % pounds;
young goose, IS pounds: African ad
uit gander. 20 pounds; young gapder
&c pounds; adult goose. is pounds;
y,rng goose, IA pounds: Chinese and
Can ia, adult sander, 16 pounds
young gander. IL pounds; adult goose
IL pounds; young goose, 10 pounds;
Egyptian, adult gander, Is pounds;
young gander. " pounds; adult goose
l2 pounds. young goose. pounds.
The age Of a fowl cannot always be
told by the size OF the spurs. In the
yal ! OF the writer ie a three-year-ole
hen ti.at could easily be mistaken fol
a yerriing hen or pullct- But there
is a dun. heavy look under the eyes o
the old bird which an expert would de
sect at a glance. The best plan is t.
band all the birds and record KEEP
Ct their ages.
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Baked Fish With Dressing.

Take rock cod or other fish weigh
ing two or three pounds, clean. rinse
and wipe dry. Rub the fish outside
and in with salt and pepper and fill
with the following dressing: A large
cupful of fine bread crumbs. one-quar-
ter of a teaspoonful of salt and the
same quantity of sage. if liked. a pinch
of pepper and one onion chopped fine.
Aloisten with milk and a tablespoonful
of melted butter. Bind the fish with
a piece of string and put into a pan
with piece OF butter the size of a
a walnut Lay on the fish three or
four slices of salt pork. over which
pour two tablespooniuls of tomato cat
sup and two OF hot water. Bake one
hour, basting frequently.
The record., 1914-01-01
PROPER CARE OF RUGS
LENGTi OF LIFE DEPENDS ON
ROW THEY ARE TREATED.
Vacuum Cleaner Has Done huch to
Preserve the Appearance Of Floor
Coverings in Helping to Pre-
serve the Nap.

The vacuum cleaner is really boon
TO the oriental rug. The nap is thor
oughly cleaned without being pulled
out, rs il is sometimes pulled out
when rugs are beaten. Even vac
uum cleaner should he used on fine
rugs with care, and it should be rolled
up and down the rug with the nap
rather than across ii.
II is, of course, desirable to have
oriental rugs perfectly clean. The
idea that they look older or more
artistic when they are soiled is alb
surd. Eut clean them carefully. Once
year wash them with wool soap and
warm water and dry them evenly. so
that they will lie fiat and smoothly
on the floor. And always sweep them
gently, though thoroughly. In the
winter. when there is snow, sprinkle
IL over them when you are brushing
them aud watch the colors regain a
marvellous freshness.
The autumn is n good time to repair
rugs. Ii there are moth holes in
oriental rugs have them mended by
a professional. II the fringe is ragge!
and rough trim it evenly. If the sell
wage edges are worn. overland them
before they become really ragged.
Careful attention pro!ongs the life
OF a rug as nothing else can prolong
it. The ordinary wear and tear of
years will not bring about half as
many bad results as will the neglect
of single month or season.
The record., 1914-01-01

An Ear-to-row Test Plat with corn
husked, showing a method used In
ascertainine which seed care have
yielded best. (The weight of seed from
each row is added to the weight OF the
rest Of the ears to determine the total
production for each Few, !, c., each
seed ear planted.)
are capable of great improvement. For
Instance, all corn planters and check
rowers drop ali the kernels of hill
planted corn together in enc small
space. On large portion OF our rich
ccrn land checking is necessary so
that weeds can be controlled by cross
cultivation,
The record., 1914-01-01
Baked Mushrooms.

Prepare the same as for stewing
Place them in a baking pan in moder-
ate oven. Seacon with salt. pepper,
lemon juice and chopped parsley. Cook
in the oven Is minutes, baste with
butter. arrange on dish and pour the
gravy over them. Serve with sauce
made BY beating cup of cream, two
ounces OF butter, a tablespoonful OF
chopped parsley, little cayenne pep
per. salt. a tablespoonful of white
sauce and two tablespoonfuls of lemon
Juice. Put in n saucepan and set on
the fire. Stir until thick, but do not
let boil. Mushrooms are very nice
placed on slices of well-buttered toast
when set into the oven to bake. They
cook about Is minutes.
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Silver and Gold Pic.

For the silver part take a large
white potato. peel and crate it into a
deep plate. Add the juice and grated
rind of lemon, the beaten white OF
an egg. cup of white sugar and a
cup of cold water Stir well together
and bake In single crust in dish
deep enough to hold twice the quan.
tity of the silver part, Make a Gus
tard of. one cup of milk. teaspoon OF
cornstarch. one egg. sugar to taste and
flavor with grated nutmeg or sherry
wine. Pour over the silver layer and
return to the oven and cook until set
When done you may finish with a me-
ringue if you wish. or serve without
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leading to the conclusion that the
originaticn cGd production OF higher
breeding types of corn must be by
special labor. Our improved breeds
of animals have been produced By
specialists.
As varying conditions of soil ana
climate necessitate breeds OF corr for
various localities. we must Of necessity
have experienced and skillful breeders
in each county. If We wish to oSiGin
the full possibilities of the plant.
Those who grow but n small acreage
OF ccrn will find Il advisable to Eur
chase their seed from these expert
cnced sced-corn breeders OF their TO-
calities. Extensive corn growers can.
during occasional years, purchase i'm
proved seed for multiplying rlats ard
in this way avail themselves of the &C
complishme lts of skilled breeder
without the necessity of PURCHASING
each year their entire supply of seed.
In localities In which no cle il a
yet giving the necessary attention to
sy-.ssi1ias straias-it-wi..l
be advisable for the farmers to main
tain seed plats which may be isolated
or occupy q portion of the general
field.
Corn-srowing contests which base
the competition upon the profits de
rived from the crop grown are in
creasing in interest and embrace the
fundamental. principles ior which corn
is grown. Exhibits of few seiec,
ears demonstrate the ability of the in.
dividcal in picking out perhaps from
a comparatively worthless corn few
ears possessing uniformity and fine
appearance. A correc: record of the
profits derived from certain acreage
of corn is the best proof of the excel.
lence OF the strain of corn and of the
growers ability along all lines of pro
ducins in profitable way higher
| yields to the acre.
Neglect of good preservation of seed
corn has brought failure to many who
expected good yields from pedigreed
seed. IL should also be remembered
that the better the growing conditions
the better opportunity hercdity has to
display its superiority. Our best i'm
proved strains OF corn. like our best
breeds of animals. have become adap-
ted to favorable conditions, and these
must be supplied if We are to profit
by their improvement.
We are using methods that are SO
superior to those of few decades ago
that We have almost ceased to search
for better. Present methods. however
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PRODUCING MORE CORN
Must Have Experienced Breed
CTS in Each County.
Varying Conditions CT Soil and Gil
mate Necessi:ate Breeds for vari-
our LocaIties-care Urged in
Selection CT SEED.

Several attempts have been made
by different writer's to outline and put
into practice methods OF corn breed
ing thai would he simple enough in
their operation to he generally prac.
tiCed by farmers and still embrace the
principles necessary for satisfactory
plant Improvement. These attempts
though yielding profitable results.
have never been entirely satisfactory,
The record., 1914-01-01
Keen pcstcd en- Prices.

II one has any quantity OF poultry
to sell, it Sc well TO keep in CORE
spondence with some good commits
sion merchant or manager OF some
good market, so as TO be posted as
to prices, and not be at tie mercy Of
the itinerant hucEster. who travels
over the country 10 procure poultry
at any price that he can get the poui'
try raiser to accep-
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PAYS to ploW Deco.

The poor crops this yea surely tell
us that it pays 10 plow more than four
inches deep. Stir up the subsoil In
some way. Get a good seed bed, so
the roots can run down instead Of sim
ply along the surface OF the soil, TO
be dried up by every little hot wind
that comes along.
The record., 1914-01-01
Ice Cream Cake,

One cup sugar, 3 eggs, u cup but
ter. / spoon cream tartar, save out
two whites for frosting, "a teaspoon
soda. 2 cups -four y cup milk. l small
teaspoon vanilla in the cake and also
small teaspoon Of vanilla in the frost
ing. Frost with whites. beaten stiff,
powdered sugar and little cocoanut.
Put nut meats on the frosting
The record., 1914-01-01
When Washing Gloves.

Cotton, silk and fabric gloves in
general do not need to be washed on
the hands. a somewhat unpleasant pro-
cess. AS the finger tips are the parts
most soiled, bunch the fingers in the
lett hand, soap them and brush lightly
with a nail brush, then rinse well.
This cleanses the tips thoroughly.
The record., 1914-01-01
FOR Burnt Steel,

Should you ever have trouble with
the bright parts of a kitchen range
turning black from the heat you will
find that ii yol use cloth dipped IN
vinegar. rubbing the blackened parts
with it, the brightness will be re.
stored.
The record., 1914-01-01
Baked Lamb Chops.

Take as many thick slices as are
reeded for the meal. place in a pan
with a little water, lay thin slice CT
oi.ion on each. season with salt and
pepper and bake till done
The record., 1914-01-01
CLEANING Fish Dishcs.

Hot water with plenty Of ground
mustard added is the best method of
freeing dishes, kettles, silver and 9th
er utensils from the disagreeable taste
and smell of fish.
The record., 1914-01-01
Mater for Ducks-

II is mistake to think that ducks
cannot be raised without u swimming
pool. as they need only enough water
for drinking purposes.
The record., 1914-01-01
Ar.iyinq svhisewash.

II white~ash is strained it can be
applied in the hen house with a force
pump. which will drive it into the
cracks and crevices.
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For Touch Fowls.

Add pinch of saleratus or a little
vinegar to the water in which they
are cooking.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
-Smithfield o.
Cenjeni urednikl

Cenjeni urednik!
ker Sc nj bio nobenega dopisa
IL tega kraja, sem Sc JAZZ namenil
podakti nekaj vrstic o tukajsnih
razmerah. kar Sc tiGe della, ne
morem mic ~porocati, kajti vsake-
mu Je re znano, da stavkamo pc
DRAW Ohio re cd l. aprila sem.
VISA pogaJanja med premogarji in
kapitalisti so bila do danes brez
uspeSna. Delavci zahtevajo upra-
vicenO, kar zahtevajo takozvani
Run of mine" 1850 cd tone,
docim nam baroni ponujajo
4l.l2c cd tone craven pa Sc, da
hi ne imeli nobenega opravka z
(miners check off stem skuSajo,
da bi lazje razdrli organazicijo
Drzava Ohio je sprejela zakon, XII
Stopi V veljavo z 90 majem. Do
loca da sc mora premog pref IL
tehtati, prednO Sc ga preseje ma
mrezah, medtem so 81 tudi kapi-
talisti skovali nekako skrajno IL.
koriSccvalnO postavo napram
trpinu, Xxi doloGa, da ako bode
delavec koliGkaj kamena, ali dru-
&c re izbrane stvari vrgel S pre-
mogom vred V voziGek, plaza "a
prvi prestopek Soc in stroSke,
drugic plaza $l.00, V tretjiG ne
wee kot $500 in he mani kot $500
in stroSke, in vSe to Sc BIO izvrse-
valo pred mestnim zupanom, ali
mirovnem sodnikom. Sedaj Sc pa
kar mirno tolazimo, ko nam take
kriviGne zakone kazejo, wee tistih
DO imclo dobre sluzbe. Xxi bodo no.
sill zvezde ma prsih, in krepelce
V rokah.
Drzava je sprejela Ia prekorist-
nj zakon vsled premoGi kapitali-
stow, kateri imajo V vsakem jaw
mem uradu prednost. Smelo recem
da dokler bodo delavci Sc tako ne
razumni, in mislili, da je kaj raz.
locka med demokrati ali republi-
kanci, Sc ne DO drugaGe. f. G.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

Kdo toraj odpira oci vernikom
in kdo pospesuje socijalizem, ali
ne Rim sam?
Rimska cerkev je oznaGena kot
prostor, kjer sc uGi resnicoljub-
most, ali V resnici Sc uporabljajo
priznice V svrho lazi in obrekova-
MIA. Use nagrSa dejanja in dru.
ge k~aznjive prestopke hoGejo ii
raztagatelji sv. pisma zavleGi ma
hrbet socijalistov ter Jill S TEN
osramotit pred svojimi poboznimi
p~oslusatelji V vseh ozirih.
Nzemimo ma primer svobodno
ljubezen, ali ravno Ia re vpe-
ujana med katoliSko duhovSGino
in kapitalisti? Ali MISC ma dnev-
mem redu razpOroke ravno med
katolisko zvezanimi zakonci liz
cesar je razvidno, da iste MISC bile
%sklenjene z ljubeznijo, temveG
prisiljeno ali radi denarnih zadev,
to je toraj kar hoGe socijalizem
odpraviti, in vpeljati sistem V
katerem Sc bode zakon veal z
~ljubeznijo in ljubezni Sc rodeci
o%troci, kar pomeni boljsi red V
GloveSki druzbi.
Tudi Sc %predbaciva socijalistom,
da hocejo vpeljati revolucijo in
BOZ; to Sc zopet krivi sami wis
ji"; kdo je povzroGil grozno
moritev V premogarskem okraju
V Colo, kaj nina ma vesti toliko
nedolznih zrtev dobri in verni j.
Rockefeller; ako bi bill ia podpi-
ratelj verskega humbuga poster
in dOber napram delavcem, ne bi
Sc mu bio treba sedaj skrivati S
svojo Grno vestjo poStenim delav-
Gem, kateri ne z~ahtevajo druzega,
kakor veGji koS6ek kruha. Toraj
socijalizem Sc bori "a vse dobro
proti vsem slabim in neposte-
MIN. S soc. pozdravom
A. Serjak,
organ. kluba Stew. 13S.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
Rock Springs, Wyo

Cenjeno uredniStvo!
Nj moja navada mnogo pisati
pc casopisju, ker pa "NaroGnik,
Delavec in PosluSalec' tako pro-
81 V Amer. Slovencu, je potreba,
da mu malice odgovorim. Pred
vsem sem radoveden, zakaj poslu-
salec ne podpiSe svojega imena in
sc skriva, kar mu gotovo ne dale
dobrega spricevala. "NaroGnik"
"a grmom pravi, da je plecati
Janez pokazal, kaj vse Sc kuha "a
kulisami socialisti6nega kluba.
Revez hi zdaj 70 lahko vedel, da
sOcialisticni klub nina nobenih
kulis, ker so njevc seize JAYNE in
njegOve akcije odkrite. Ma seize
pride lahko vsakdo, magari sam
zupnik S celim svojim generalnim
stabom. ker nina torej klub no.
benin kulis, sc loeicno "a mimi
tudi nicesar kuhati NE more. Gle
de Janezovega nacrta in podjetja
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
PROBE r &c

pa klub seveda ne prevzame no.
bene odgovornosti, sal ga klub nj
p%ooblastil V TO in mu tudi nieesar
naroGil nj. SocialistiGni klub ina
svoje na6rte in zasleduje svoje
delo, malO sc pa briga "a razne
Janeze in Nth naloge.
PosluSalec kvasi tudi nekaj, da
je hotel sodr. Saws ma shodu vse
Judi 5 silo pometati V socialistie-
no druzbo, kakor snopje ma voz.
kdo sc ne smeje temu modrova-
nju. Pa knjige so mu bile ma potu.
Rad hi videl, da bi Saws prodajal
Skapulirje, patnOStre in masne
bukelce - TO bi bilo "a "posluSal-
ca, kaj ne? Pa hi bill prisel gor,
konkurenco delat! Morda hi bill $
svojimi %svetincami, Skapulirji in
morda cello z LurSko vodo, ali
cello 4 Johancino krvjo spreobrnil
vSe Socialiste. To hi bilo nekaj
Mr.. p%osluSalec! Drugikrat Sc
oglasi kar ma Shodu, nj treba mic
takati in poSiljati tvoje modrosti
in javkanja Y Amer. Slovenca. Da
niSi Ii naredil biznisa 81 sam kriv.
PraviS tudi. da je Saws to povedal.
kar 81 le cital Stokrat V SocialistiG-
min listih. Ali ii sploh citaS socia-
liSticne liste? Ali Sc ne bojiS, da
te DO kranjski Janez in mas Janez
frdamal? Seveda, TO je tvoja
stvar; JAZZ hi zelel, da preGitaS vse
socialisticne knjigc in brosure, a
ne Same da jih preGitaS, ampak Sc
tudi kaj IL NTH nautiS.
Kajti &c Glovck eta in posluSa
g%ovornike, pOtem pa pride naoko-
Ii in pravi, da je to re vse sliSal,
ne razume pa ne enega ne druge-
ga, je TO prokleto Slabo ~spricevalo
njegovcga intelekta.
PosluSalec pa nj Same kritika-
ster. on je tudi ~duSobriznik.
Savsova duSa pravi je re pokvar-
jena; mOrda j. hotel reel V ke-
miSkcm terminu - skisana. .Jaz
pa pravim, de- je Savsoya dusa
dobra zanj, DO dobra tudi "a ''po-
sluSalca". Star pregovor pravi 4:
vsak pometaj pred svoiim pra-
gom. Drzi Sc torej "poSluSalec''
tega reka in lahko hos izhajal ma
svetu. pusti pa druge reel, o kate
rih nimaS nobenega pojma, vzlic
temu da 81 morda glavo bells o
njih drugim. XII imajo boil utr-
Jene moiganc kot ii. Uvazui Ia
dragocen nasvet, pa DO alright.
konetnO maj pofocam, ola je
dobil Proletarec zadnji cas- V nasi
naselbini cello reSto narocnikov
- Amerikanezer pa mic - in TO
- o joj! boil, boil
Math Batch.