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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-02

ATTRACTIVE single room steam heated
apartmen. sa5 Brusd It,. Tyler's bell.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-02

FIVE rooms bath al improvements. steam
heat. - Hillside a. Lyons Farms.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-02
FOREST HILL

FABYAN PL., 94-Six-room fiat; all i'm
provements except heat; near Clinton troll
ley. Inquire janitor on premises.
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bAAk 81. c1-Lighf housekeeping room
sleeping room. ali improvements
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-02
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

SIX large. light rooms. with all Improve
ments except steam hest; rent reasonable.
S03 Twenty-flrst st.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

EAST ORANGE. William st.. s3I-Laree
seNeh-foom fat Boston plan; all improve
mentsi parqdet floors beam ceiling; refined
neighDorhoodi reduced rent.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-01-15
NEXT MEETING AT WALLA WALLA

Walla Walla was chosen for the
next show of the Washington branch
of the American Poultry Association.
Officers of the Washington branch,
elected last summer, were installed as
follows:
President, H. A. Durr, Tacoma.
reelected; treasurer, j. l.. Crab,
Seattle; secretary, Harry H. Collier,
Tacoma, reelected; election commits
sioners. julius Levy, Walla Walla ;
executive committees: e. M. Taylor,
Winona; e. H. Roser cranz, Colfax
A. L. Linse, North Yakima; Fl. A
Loundagin, Waitsburg; Fred A.
Johnson, Tacoma.
Committees were named as follows:
Legislative committee: q. M.
Chase, Bothell, chairman; F. w.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-01-15

Whetzel, Winona; o. E. Bosworth,
Spokane; j. G. Dickson, Spokane,
and J. L. Crab, Seattle.
Express and transportation: Harry
j. Sheppard, Spokane, chairman;
the Walla WalIa Poultry Association
which is to select its representative
and Fred A. johnson, Tacoma.
Educational committee: M. E.
Taylor, Winona, chairman; G. s.
Whitmore, Seattle; H. H. Collier,
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-01-15
one sort the tops govern the crop.

one sort the tops govern Jne crop.
Now the tops are grown from nitro
gen in the soil before they begin to
use the carbon of the air to make the
starch of the tubers. The same Is
true of corn. 1t must use nitrogen
from the soil to make the stalk before
it can use the carbon from the air to
make the grain. Many farmers get
the mistaken notion that the value OF
manure is determined by the animal.
AS a matter of fact the animal max
ing the manure has absolutely moth
ing to do with the plant food in ma
nure. Grind the food finely, soak 1t
we'll, let it ferment in a warm place
for "a hours-and you have manure
An animal can add nothing whatever
to it's food, and as matter of fact
takes practically nothing from 1t.
What an animal takes is largely car
bon, of no value whatever as manure,
and the small percentage Of potash,
phosphoric acid and nitrogen retain
ed in the animal s body are not worth
consi dering. OF course much is taken
from the food, but returned in the
form OF either liquid or solid manure.
Four pounds of grain will make one
of pork, of which much is carbon
fiat; not plant food), and of the
lean meat 80 per cent is water--not
enough potash, phosphor1c acid or
nitrogen to be worthy of notice.
Of course ordinarily chicken ma
nure is very rich, because chickens
eat much grain. But hen getting
nothing but clover will make manure
precisely as valuable as will pig or
a COW or a horse eating nothing but
clover.
Or course, also, horse manure will
"burn," while pig and COW manure
are "cold." But we are merely con-
sldering the plant food value OF ma
nure, and this is determined wholly
by the food eaten-not at all by the
animal.
Peas, flax and cotton seed are rich
in nitrogen. Hence these three foods
make the richest manure; richest in
the costly nitrogen. But flax and
cotton both get all their nitrogen
from the soil and so are hard on land.
Peas, on the ntrary, add nitrogen
to the soil as does clover. This is
why the National Department of
Agriculture and all our agricultural
professors are urging the growth of
more clover and peas-and of still
more clover and peas, This is why
Professor Holden of the Iowa Agri-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-01-15

CULTURAL OOl6B0 10 OOhOuoUuS LIS
alfalfa campaign in Eastern Wash
ington. This is why am making a
campaign for a pea-clover rotation
here on the West side.
IN A NUTSHELL.
Drain your land.
Any sort of manure will put your
soil in good filth: will make either
sandy or heavy clay better TO work,
better for dry weather, better for wet
weather. But for plant food peas
and clover make the richest manure,
for these two sorts of animal food are
especially rich in nitrogen the oostli
est of all plant foods. The root nod
ules of a crop of peas or clover will
add S22 95 worth Of nitrogen to the
soil of an acre of land the clover or
pea straw from an acre will be worth
$40 as dressing manure value),
making 1872 95 for either clover or
peas when the seed crop is sold.
When the peas are fed the manure
from ton of peas will be worth S15,
and as peas often yield two and some
times three tons per acre the manure
from an acre of peas fed and both
liquid and solid manure saved, the
manure from an acre of peas will
often be worth $50 and sometimes S45,
m aking $62.95 and sometimes s77.95
manure value from an acre of peas,
while oats, timothy, wheat or pota-
toes impoverish the soil by an aver
age of $40 per acre every year ii sold,
and add nothing if fed. ] get about
one-6fth more pounds of grain in
peas than in oats per acre; they are
worth more per pound to feed to any
kind of stock; they make manure
richer in nitrogen, and they add $50
to S75 worth Of nitrogen to the soil
while oats add nothing whatever. l
have had printed circular on pea
and clover growing which is so long
that it would take up several pages
of The Ranch, but which l will be
glad to mail to anyone requesting it.
Also want the name and address
Of anyone who will unite in the or
ganization of a Washington Seed
Growers Association for breeding up
our seed.
In part of my field where the peas
averaged about 60 per vine found a
monster vine with 237 big peas.
This is not an advertisement, for
will have nothing to sell from this
vine for several years, but l am try
ing to "breed up" my peas and want
a thousand other farmers to go in
with me. OF course 237 peas Is not
at all remarkable for a vine having
much room; but 237 on one vine in
field is going some. Who can beat
1t?
w. III. KAUFMAN,
Bellingham, Wash.
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A121B 2slllk3i1
=

Tacoma; o. e. Bosworth, Spokane,
and Roy Irvine, Tekoa.
Poultry exhibits and shows: II. ii.
Collier; W. j. Moore, Spokane;
Julius Levy; A. L. Linse, North
Yakima, and r. G. Mounsey, Kenne-
wick.
Grievance: Fred. Johnson, n. O.
Baldwin, Pomeroy, and j. M. Hone,
Spokane.
WHEN WIRING ADVERTISERS MENTION TIE RANCH.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-01-15

cultural College Is conducting his
alfalfa campaign in Eastern Wash
ington. This is why l am making a
campaign for a pea-clover rotation
here on the West side.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03

gnscnm ocr northumberland Gommiiidre
~ III IN orc. 10. Scbrudr 191i
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0ontmtndrc ~ oct
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03

9lls por ctlidcn Nonaicn Ser Grc 9or0 0cg 6rit-
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@efanntmadlnmarn.


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Sctnmmtluabumgcn.

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PEI Soften clues sssslrctarS liT o'r sS %Sih
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(Wirj3) Sns. ~ GlnDtDn, Sclrcdr.
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orparlcment iNr aIirntInc NernrIIrrnnncn

Ccparicmcnt fir UiicuniMc Ver6eNcrunncn
Scpnr.cmcnt hrs StantSnncnicure.
9nl ttniore. 10. 6ebruar 1914.
0S miro piernlit Qenuh bon Nbimultcn SO y
uuo So ocs Aaitn;ore SinoiGbnriers 0elannt
lcmndi, cab Der SiaotS Sugenicnr nam Dem 2f
@eH 1914 beoinncn miro bic nd6genaHnie
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ms 3lr ullihcif SidoiNrenSc.
a. a. Wic0nN,
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0lnnrnir Slrrrin Edlnn

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snan, 5nbre Oft. oecbte 3od)ier BON IIer
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Baltimore % 6ebruar 1914.
@cricgc.tc gtuacbuic, an ocn -Sonro Of
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auc NnQeboic nh5urciilu
Sn Anitrdse Der goNirnii'Gcboroc.
3nmcS y. &rclten
Nueor.
gcdiiai; 25. 6cbruar 1914.
,Srln 0ub.rt,
innQirm6cr &orlitcr scr G0n.rottNebJroc
&caiiai:
gllcranocr 9rciton, .l.
Observation-Disclosures
(iSc626. .Nidrs2 1910
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surcuu Der straacuSnrnDruas.cOmmiHarc.

ga ( more, lO. Sebrunr 1914.
Die SirnbcH0nr0hruds 0onuindrc IN ocr
Si0oi Baltimore mndbcn HERMIT bcinnni, boi,
nadocM ic ibrc lubcuc iihcr ole Gnii0io0nns
gen lIinoiicn nm ScribqD6bnnHen 6eSiiali@
Der 0unoemniruan NM 0r5iinur0 Der NurlcD,
Sira6e l60 SB brciD Don Der Sioic!c oer
NNGioerrp StsdBc bis 3nr goroieiie ocr 1cis
lcrlon'Giyanc ncbit ben onrauf bc3iipliNcn 9los
Nliiiecn nno corriairiea crilGrcarcq %ldnen
reoloiri lnbcN ceiudH ocn Spri0rlitcu hrs
1hnricrs Der sinoi &alimorc mno Der an
22 Npril 1913 nlercmncien &cyoronuna 9ir.
2ad 0ce NioDnrc mo Giaorliba.
lc bieInii gpiH oe1en;, oaB belaqic labeHe
un0 Mnrc nnl ocie gSelc Oollenoci ilno hc'
Goupini ipcroen NJ, uno cob ocr Nlopor una
Sinoiraib BON Baltimore. noer irqeno ircne
Eetion oocr fcrioncn Corporation oocr 0orpOs
rnhonen bic nit ocm 2uiprun ner @nii0dois
onuacn oocr aucr.cgien gScri6gp66unqen mic
bier gennnni. un3uiricccu liiio. inncrtnih
orctBin (3Ol S0Qcn bonn II. Zane i'm Ncbrn0r
1919, Gem Satnn ocr criicn ron ms crluiici
ncH 9lcr1ficniiihnnn 0cier Noi5 odqcgln
ourh Nt9riiili6c &oiiiiou on oas Baltimore
caoqcribt aprcairen m5eea nocn iie oas
8cri0i uil enc 1lcnNou 0ericlbcH nn1cDc.t
Cnncuc G.. Grammar,
Spbm = Snnf0ro,
Nafrh y. 6cmlcn,
9ommliidrc.
Gnoeuc g. O'o6asrs.
6e1i72AMr531o) eerf
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qnrcon Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Wnli tMorc, 2. Nidr3 1914.
Sic SirnBcnonrD0rnhs 0ommiidrc mad)en
biermii in llcbcrcinitimnllnQ nit Dem @nlts
mntcr Stnoi 0bnrier. 500 glbi0niti, bciannt,
no. iie Die critic &eyiamnllun0 am Wiunta9, oclt
iecb5cbnicn Sage i'm Wldr3 1914 &ormiia9s
I'M II ll6r In ocm Bureau Der 9umniidre.
i'm Matbnanic, abbaten peroen, I'M Die %oll'
uldbi nusSniiben un0 Die bncn iberira0cnct
uno pon ibnen pcrlanetcn @flinicn 81 criiiuen
I'M Neircif Der 0onbcmnirnnn uub SmliceunD
ane ocucn mcGrcrc SGcilc ppn Der Narioros
yiono, uihi enaci6ioiien bic inncrbab oes
Sinien ncr earioro Jloqo liir5lin 0onnemnirt
nno 9r1iinci onr3 Die .SerbciieruuaS'
eonmtliipn pcmdB Der am 2l Scbrndr 1914
nnicr8cid)ncien &croronuna 9tr. 409 bes
9inrprc uuo Sianirutbs bon Baltimore
Gugcnc Is. Ojrnnnnn,
lubn g SauiDrb,
Narrp ". 0icmlcg,
0ommiiidre,
Gu0cne g. HOosers,
(Nirj3) Cert
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gScrmiIdJtc SIn5cigcn.
g!n Sic Tan.er.


Die emNqc Ghule in bcr etuot
llHfcre Ndb-NIniieu iebt ollen Sunae 9amcn
melne Die S{lcoernaderfnnlt nab ben nenelten
Weiboocn erlerncH unneu, lolhcn oies IN fur,
5cr Belt burn hen grfhub IN oeie 2laiIen
errcimeu llnlcrri6t Nlorncus NnmmiitdRs
nno 9lhen6S Veoucme Ghutnen. SIN 9nnie
bcQonncne glrbciien i0nncn mdbreno 0cs I'm
icrrl0is forfaclcbt merocH. Gjrnoiober Inter
rihi I'm @niipnrf BON Nhiiern eri6cilt. Idher'
MnSrfHit f1riiilid ooer minolicb bei Erl. pr
hrrs Wr an2. Weit.Garniado. .etrnhe
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Garulinr gD11hlc.

0S iior0 am T. N1dri 1914 Garolnc WiIGlc
gsitre ron 5ricorib lR6Hle i'm gllicr bon -
Sabrcn Cie &cTroipirQ finocD Mitauud,
eormiioqs 10 llhr bon ibrcr 9Spbnun9 gir
uaiin Guf Dem rgouooH @rrf6rieoboie"
(OidrS2M )
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Qena V}reitcnbndl.

IS fnrb am 2 9Gdrl 1914. Na6miiiaas
Scna Sreltcuban, eclicbtc Satin ocs bcrror
hcncn Scnn5 Nreiicnbah. i'm gllior bon 60 ,'aO.
rem IN ihrer 9s05nnnQ 9lr 2033, 6gnntnins
strait Die Scii ocr Nccroiann9 miro ipdicr
bcinnni Ncnlnc0i (Od33)
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9nud5cTnng 5uiidIcn NuiiC6ldnO nuO efanOil

Anuabcrnng 5piidlcn OcuiidanO nuo SfanOiuauieu.
Die 3lmabne Der mirt5natlid)ci 9Gebungen o-
nob ais aud Oes Reiie0erie5r9 5wdlen 0Gthlouo
unb oen ifauoinaUiiden Qdoern piegct d o6 in elmer
Rc6c BON ncicn &rocften pie oui enc 9cidlGnli9ung
mO @rleibtcum9 Der Ncicoubn0ungen ob5iele Dlit
bcionOcrcn Hadorud iuirS BON Sombrg mo Siibcf
oits fir cine nee 0oipicrliuc &ropo9onon genta6t,
bic IN chpa fiinf StnoM Copenhagen pou Som6ur9 CT
rcdcn laiic min ga bicrOlrd dGcr Gutereiic Don
Gde gciddOgt piir0cn 10 plant man bort cine 9l6fr
5lulgsbabn nad Soni6iug mO Gunilelimg nclcr 1nel-
ler &oit0onpcr ir Die Sinie ael-Rori0r Sir Berlin
6eibt SIC bette &erbiiong nad Copenhagen bic iibcr
@ouacmn0e @je0ier 2n Oicicr Stredc ioaen Sriiden-
bautcn un0 abtiir5cN0c 9o6nrcden Die Sabr5cit 0c1
n0d5t nm mc5rerc Shulocl pcrnrn0cru Ger Nlrd
gonBsrere5r uad Snmcoen i6er Copenhagen lit felt
Gmrihhmg oes orcftcn Craietipcrtebrs SoBnieErelc-
Dorg Der oca sbueoe einc itorfc &crte6rsiiegcrlia
aebradjt lat ie6r 3uriidgc5argcn Gic Gird]hma ci.
fer Sn6n in Copenhagen SIN Grno8lidnng 0ircftcr
3ii1c Defti6an0 -Scingor-SellG6org 10 aOen Sd)a-
cen uicoer au2glcdeu Nccrongs miro nod cin Giii.
iel inter 0cm Sllno 5uiidcn Gopcn6agcn unO Nlalnto
geplout 9ule, 9ll5e9eu oaB man in cen ifaloinoOi-
id,ci 90nocn alf ben 9hlSbali Der @e3e6mgen 5n
gcuhlano groBcu &crt6 e9t Ger &ui Der bucoi-
ien Nocrn noc5 peilcrcu Sdub 0c5 Sou0cs gcacn ci.
ne auswortgcu 6ciuo lit gcgcn Gcati@ano ieotuiaas
ndjt gcrdtcf
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spiritnuIcn.eiccnscn


2.nc gir. ~.
enrcnn Der
Spirtucien 4iccn5i icumMiurc.
3iMmcr BOG, OcrimlcgcbauDc.
3. SnrD Nnlcr, Hrdocnt.
giooiDn 6. Wiulliicn,
SuicpB u. Sud,
Gomnidrc
Sic ud0QcnGrnicu @crloncr habcn Rctltlu'
iru2icca5 bonn T. Wini 1913 einacyeidt bic
am Ccning, ocn H. Mi1rj 1914, I'M If ll0r
&prmiiuqS. In NcyaDnna gc5oGtH mcrocn
RtoiQiic miilgn bis - nbr lRtlia0o om
Snmitaa, Den "A. Wiag5 i9ii cnocrcihi mcr
ben. ir pel6c Surmuarc aui 0clnd IN bic
fem bureau cg.dipi mcrocn l0nncn
Subn q. &aA9bnmmer,
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