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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02
EAiuer berletf
Waroe bel einem nGdDtlidjen Etrei.
Der Weger Z. @are.

glus iciner Bobnling, go. 2I3l
Blcmpap aIlep, iuuroe gcitern Had.
mittag Der 9caer Soc Nare in be.
bentIifem 3uiianb bcm iidotiidlsn
SoipitaI eingeIieiert unb beitcbt me-
mig Sofiuung, Den Rann am aebell
erhalten 3n fonnen, nn er cine 3e-.
itriiinmeri,ng Der Sd1oelbefe erlit.
ten tot @are erfidrte, bob er in Der
Somitag 9nft on Der Gutter SfraBc
unb 8anborn Allep nit ben 9egern
@ebriIber Senrp itnb sImor ,Selir.
Clarence Siirner iin0 gub Wiinor III
Strcit aerntben lei, nobel oieicIbcn
i'm nit cinem Raueritein perihteoeRc
Raie oui ocn aopi aeid)laaen bntten.
sroy iciner iduperen 0crleeung be.
gab iif) Der giegcr mod ieiner NolJ'
Hlnq Ood1 oerihlimmerte iid) ieiu
3uiiano oermaben. 0nb or geiteru
0odunittag nittelif autopatrolrpl.
gems Dem itdotiiten SoipitaIe einge.
Iieiert peroen miiBte. Tie PoIi5ci III
benl.ibt, Der 3bater babbait si iper.
Den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

.Sm niirbspDIlen 8unbesz
Senat lit es 3u elmer S3ene getommsn.
Der Wann, Der bieierRatbsiibuna Der
S0tter auf bic Iernsn oefallen, lit Der
Demotrot Cane aug Oregon. 0ieIer
bate oon 2amar alias 2oepeniteia,
benz .@olF DON DoQ Street, srfubz
ren, DaB Die gtienbohnen BEN StQhlz
Jruit 8abotte eefpdbrt BADEN uno
bedntragte in SoIge pefen cine Inter
fu6ung. 3as apmmittee, on tpeldes
bic 4ngeleqenbeit Derpieien Dorben
mar, beri6tete 5uriid, baB es ben Qusz
1aaen 2amars teinen 9lauben ffsnte
unD fiibrte anosre GriinOe qeoen bic
unterfu6unq an. Senator Zane mar
Der Iniiht, baB Elm 9ergleih 3fpiifen
2amar uno =. 9. Worgan, benz Dsrz
ftorbenen Sberhaupt Des Stabltruits,
5u 9uniten bcs GrTtersn ausfaIlen
ipiiroe uno erginQ iid in bumoriitiftsn
Betrahtuugsn ibsr Woradns Reliqio>
fitdt, uno fagte gum S6lub, oaB oas
aommittee ben geridt nah ieinem
Wunide abgefabt babe, Ooer pie es
duf gnsliid beiBt .boctoreb" babe.
DIE Stonopattsr Iprongen entriiitet
nuf; Cane babe bic 8uroe bes Ssz
mats oerIest unb miiis gsmubreoeli
tperoen. Der Ssnat fublt fi6 immer
cerlegt, DenH man ibm nahpeiit, Ear
sr gesen Die Sntsrsfisn bes goltes
banoelt. Cane gebOrt aber gu Den
Geuien, bic iih uiht psrbliffsn Idfieu
nno foroerte nahoriidIihit cine unters
fuhung, Dorauf elm neuer GGrm be
oann, Der Den beabiihtigteu 3ped er.
fiiQis. bab 2ar.s 0erlansen unberiifs
fihtigt blie6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02
Sie Hatipnaliii Soee.

Der General qoitmeiIter bot bcm
Senat Die gmpfehlungen bes Seportes
ments 9ommittees unterbreitet, bas sr
eingeiest bat, um Die 3rpedmaBtststt
elmer RationaIiiirung Der 5ele9raphene
Lno JeIepouzGinten 3u unteriuhen.
Der 8sridt ertlGrt fih nit Der grObz
ten Gntfdieoenbeit fir bieien pldn
uno es rperbsn triftige 0riinoe oafiir
unee8eben. Die 5elegrapbens uno Se@
lepbonz z9eIeuihaftsn befhrdnten iih
euf Die lobnsnoiten Gsbiets Der Stdbte.
0as flahe 2ano mub in sSolge bsiisn
piefe 8ertsbrsmittel entbsAren. Qber
fsr 0isnit piro nift bios fdle6t be-
Iorgt. fonbern iit aud i'm hDhiter
@rabe toitIpielig. 8leidpisl pis bic
3a6l Der &unbsn lnb bamit Die Gin
nabmen BON eJahr 3u Sabr rpahien.
ireroen Die Gsbiihren ni6t herabgeIeBt.
Der gerid1t psrIpriht Dom Regie>
unasbetriebe einsn bsbeutsnb beTsren,
ausgeDebnteren unb biliseren 8isnit.
Dap Die 2lnoaben pen S6atia6en
sntiprehen, iit niht in Qbrebe gu itcls
len unD oos Weien ser 8orporationen,
BE 0fFsntIif,e 8strisbs psripalten. ldbt
5ih ioaar nod in buniIeren Sarben
mulen. lInehrlihteit unb profiteier.
nobel nod cine aorrumpirun9 Der Ms.
oierungsor9ane 6dnb in 6uno gebt,
iino bic 4enn5eihen bieIer aorporutioz
nen. 9i. aupitaliitrung gebt ipeit
jber ben pirflihen Mertb binaiis. en
biefer Weife perben aud Diejenigen
betrossn, pelhe bic papiere oiefer
aorporationen taufen, Das publifum
mub Die 3infsn nno Dioibenoen fir
bieie perpdHerten aapitdlien aufbrins
gen, mas cine empDrenDs ueberforbsz
runq our sSolae bat. Shlisblid tunn
es als ielbitperitdnplid gslten, DaB bic
bic bus pubIitum Der Or
preifung preis eebsn, bafiir be3oblt
perosn, benn Hiemaub eibt iid] 3u eiz
nsm Diebitabl Der. Denn oamit niht
Elm sHtfprehenber gepinn oertniipft
1T.
Qllle 8erfufN, cine Reform unter
Dem pripaten 8etriebs@SDitem krbeis
3ufiibren. baben iih nls pergeblih err
piefen. Die aorporationen maiden
feins 3ueeitGnbniHe. Sir fie III es
bilIiser, cine Ansabl 9eauts au bette
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

SOa Widael Selfrid 3luei AnS'
idanfc in getrieb gebabt babcn.

Iifael SeIirid,, meld)er cine @ait.
fpirtbihait on Der 5airpiep slueuuc
uuo Gnuine StraBe bctreibt. fpurbe
IN Der Samitag 9todlt 0urd RoliSiifen
unter Der geihuioigling, 3pei Aus.
idjdnfe unter elmer SiSens in getrieb
81 baben, tefniih perbnitet. eSlparo
Respman, BON No. 20l2 Dunlap Ctr.
iueIdcr beihuloigt lit, oen ausidJanf
IN elmer Ian3baIie, tpelfe Der Gait.
tuirtDid]nit bon SeIfrif) bireft oil.
greiBt, bcoient an baben, nls Der
Reeomore ,siihina Club in beniielben
einen Gang abbielt. lpi,roe ebeHinll5
tcd)niid) iinter Der geifuIoigung ncS
ausfdanfs aeiitiger 8etraiife obuc
2iSens beihulbiet. Die 9oli3ei iagic,
onB SeIirid) Die Snn3baIle uno Aus.
if)nnfpripileaien iiir oieien abeno
benI Stub iiberlaIien babe uno 8s.
trar.c aud in Der 8nitipirtbid)ait
beraliseabt rpur6en. Serr Selfrif iii
Elm Wruoer non SpIpian SeliridL
8ninrirtb BON Der 8eit 6. StraBe.
ipeld)er ebeniaus Der llebertretuna
aes Sdmnfgeieees beidiiloigt III, IN.
Dem or on einem Sonntag Bier aus.
aeifduft baben ioQ.
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lit mad 1tyt unb WltIobie cine Der
idOniten 8Iitben i'm beutidm Gisbsrs
trdlb.
aIs SoIiffsn ipirften Der WioIinig
gofpin SbIer nnb bic Gopraniifin
Jr.. JIorenee u. Zeal nit. Derr NbItr
i'll in iunssr pislDeriprshenbcr Riinits
Ter. Gr fpiefte cine GbopinIde g1oe.
turne unb bes aontrnits lpegen Rreis.
lers .gapriee gisnnois4 unb i'm airsis
ten Ibeil brei fleinere acmpDiitiDnen
beg 6srrn 2irinoeni pom gonierpas
trrp Of Wniie. SIN SRI. 1snI Ierntsn
ipir cine jung. aiinitIerin tsnnen. bic
ibrem bonibnren Nubitorium nit Der
9aimesgris, BON Delibes, unb einem
Iieber5pilus bon Wagner, Rtiuton uno
G prob einen ipirflihen Gsnub btreis
teie, stnn oie Dame bat elm angeneb=
mes iprifhes Organ, fpeih itnb biegs
lam uno bon garbs. go mar bas
aonSerf oes giebertrar3. ipenisitens
pom mniifaliiten Stdnbpuntt, iDieber
Elm gan3er GrfoIs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02
2okal.Derid)t
1as oentid1e Qieb.
Sin Counting Wad)mittas bel ben Sic.
oerfran,lern.

Der gircinnoiier 2iebertran3 bate
seiiern bic monotie zines Sonnilg
glahmittogs burt Elm aonsert unters
brohen. psldss Der pndere Werein i'm
Coeon perunitaIiete. Der Werein bot.
tpie INNER, rsht Nnertennenspertbes.
bate aud srpsi borensipertbe Soliften
ssiteIli unb bas YubIitum freunol;hit
singelaben, lid, ale bieIe Semitic
toitenlos su osrfhafien. Di. annnbms
cher. bab unier folbtn umitdnbsn bas
Cbeon nift srob senus fsin piiroe.
um ale bic WenIhen oufsun.hmen. bic
bcr GinIopuns folesn ipurben. ipdrs
irrig. Gs ,par INNER nod plab fir
giele, bic niHt aetommen ipuren. Hber
CUR 2iebe tam man beinnnilih gies
manben slpingen. mid. .inmaI sur Qies
be CUR Duff. Die Sdneer fiht bas
aud niht meter an: iie botsn ibr Bee
ites. Die eebieesns Shulnng, fpeldt
lie ourh ibren Dirigsnten 6errn Qouis
Gbrsrtt erbalten. CAB iib in oen Wprs
trdstn tunb. bic fammt unn fonbtrs
iaoellos uusfielen unD aufs Neue be-
iunbete. Dab Der Qisberirun5 Der be-
rufeniie bitsr ots btutf1en Qieoss
bier iit. Ulii benz balIobenortistn
~Des 2;sbes 6eimatb1 bon pnhe,
ipurbs bas aon3srt er0finei. unb ben
quien Ginbrud, ben Dirieent uno
Sdnserihoar berporsebrnht bnttsn.
lieb Der ber3Iitk 8eifoG eriennen, ben
bieie 2ieberperls ousl0ite. Gebr biibfh
selans auh Der Mnsersr'fdk Ghor
~3ieb nit, bas iriegeriihe .Homerno
iomm4, pom Rlusbarbt. bas luitiss
Sling Olone GIoyin- unb bic ipuns
berf6one GriibIinss Symphonic. pon
aelbOrfer. Dieftr 6pninus an bic
Hatir, cine DiHtuns bon Hnumbod.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02
Niape.Aonssrt.

Seuis glbcno tpirb Der beriibmts
8sisens sWirtuOie Gueene Diane, Der
ssg,nfpa Zig auf elmer abid'ebss
tpurnse in ben Wereinisien Stodi,n
tpsilt. Inn gmerp 4ubitorium elm Rom
CERT eeber, COS. nah benz bisberisen
0orpertauf 5u urtbeilen. Dor sldn5enb
bsluttsm 5auie ftnitfinben pirb. Das
prpsramm, bas fih 6err yiape fur
fein aonaert sufammenseitel. bat. III
ipie folgt:
Gonase az9ur SO. 2. wrabms
4lleero nmabile
Anbante tranquillo
allssro arosioip (quafi abanie)
aon3ert in OsWon =. -. 0rub
Juse unb Gboral m.nbelsIohn
9kma unb Wnriaiionen hopbn
Camille Gstreiis.
Wpeme (Dfape sspibmet) S. gbuufon
MIbumblnit WnenersWilbagmi
6oncnai,e ... Sain..Eaens
HIapierbesleiiung: Camille 0ecrsus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

Der &ongreB ipirb iih am
l. Suni pertogen, neil bic Senatoren
in oringenosu 9eIhaften nah Suus
miiiien. Die 0ringlidteit beItebt in
Der grlaneuna stnss MunDuts. 5ierin
toben ote 9erbdltniife iih tpeientlth
qednbert. Sn Der suten alien 3eit
Der Experimentation Rsgieruns mar
bic 9lufaobe Iebr leiht. Die sroben
9orporatipnen idrieben benz politis
f6en goB, men iie gum Ssnator
tpuniften uno legten Gbeds auf bobe
Summen bel. Die Der gpb einItedte.
Wdr Ger getrdo niht geniigeno, 10
fproerte er mebr. Sam Der Sanoel 3u
Stonne, 10 lpar alles in Sronun9.
SrbdIo bic Qegislatur oeipdblt mar,
puroe ibr mitgetbeilt, men lie gum
9unoes Senatpr gu pdblen babe
uns alles gin9 sIatt ab, 10 baB tein
Senator ii6 nm feline Grtpdblung gu
bemiiben brouhts. Sebt 1T bas an
osrs, Der BOB iit ieBt bag 9plt,
benz iih Die aanoibaten por5uiteQen
haben unp es f0nnsn iid jeBt 10 pieIs
Sur Sonbipatur meloen, ols Die pOrs
IhriftsmdBi9e 3ahI bon Stimm9ebern
auf ibren Betitiouen aufsupeiien hds
BEN. Sem 8olfe ta6en iie bdnn gu ers
tldren, auf ipelhe 8eroienfte lie fih
berufen tDnnen unb mas tie fonit fir
ibr 4mt befdbigt. 0as 5pingt bic
Senatoreu friib nah 6aus gu tommea
uno bas 8plt fir ihrs Sanbioatur gu
Qetpinnen. gineu fold srpben Sort
fhritt bisies neue Spitem audi bar
itellt, fam es hph nod be0eutenb perz
bsIIert fperbsn, inbem BEL ben 45ris
mGrrpabIen Der 3pung aufh0rt. Die
garteianQeb0ri9teit su betennen. Damn
srit pirb es moslih iein. ben Wiirbi9z
Iten gum SenatDr 3u pdhlen, ba 10
(onoe oieier 3pang bsTtebt, Die Wtas
idine bos ueberqstpiht iiber 6ie gIrz
Ger bat. ME iiber6uupt bic Qenosrun1
beg QrimGrpableu Spitems in Der
eeootten Wsiie Die Grunbbebinguny
a[ler Hefprmen III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

gllif Dem Seifenipeec or Der Bead,
Mpenue uno 8lenipop gllep Der.
anii9te iih aeitern Rad,mittag Der 10
sssntre nlte ssobn aredier. pom no.
1912 9ifrun Ronb, nit RoIlidubInii.
fen, oils er biird, cine ploblihe Gel.
tenGeipegung 5u ,5aa fam uuo Iih ei.
uen ooppelten grlh DeS linfen ar.
mes 5usoa. Ter Verinigliidte tpurbs
bon 9sniinnten naf Gr. Crr's Office
gcbrnht. Delder einen @erbnnb ana
leate. inorauf Der aflabe ieiner Wob.
n,,na iiterfiibrt uurOc.
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gsm eiuem snnb anaeialIes.

8or Dem Snuie go. i7f2 5airfos
slpenue fiel aeItern Elm Der 1rou
Morniep aeborenoer Snno s5Iorcnce
Gbaie OIL. Ipe!dDe iid init ibrem Uflar
Der W. ". Gbaie. pon go. t776 Jnir.
far Mpenue, 0if einem Spo3iergang
befanb. Dos 15ier serrib 6ie aIci.
6une bes Ndb6ens, bod brnGtc e
ocrislben teine 9erleturG@ ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

Billa, Der 6eerfiibrer Der Gpnz
ititutinnnliiten, meint es offenbar chr
lih nit feiner Grtldrung, bab er niht
nat' Der msritaHtifxn graiibentz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02
Gs 1T feftitebenp, baB bic

Stu CUR SelUrdnfunq Der GtnpaHDes
runa i'm 8ongreb paifiren miro. Die
Irbeiter llnionen uno Die antistas
tholiihen Srgnniidtioneu iiben einen
eroben GinfIub auf Die aongreBz zwtitz
alieber aus, bic nidt ben 9roben
StGoten entitammen. Die 9iu tann
nur nod ourh nas 8sto bes grdTioens
ten WiIion perbinoert peroen, tpie oas
ieinerseit ourh oas Yeto beg 9rdli@
beuten Saft seIheben lit. Wilfon bat
tereits ertIdrt, odB er Ii6 Die Bin ges
nau anIeben tperbe, ipordus su f6lies
ZEN 1T, baB er lie nidt obne Wetteres
unterseihnen rpiro, tpie bic 5remoenz
bofTer bebouptsn. Gs 1T aud niht
bsntbor, oob Elm Munn BON bem Bill
hungsarabe oes prdiioenteu nit rslte
aiDier 9ornirtbeit bebaftet 1T.
Die gntb iillungen Wtulz
hdIIs iber bas 2obbp Snitem, ols
bic american Mdnufacturers Qhociaz
tior unterhielt, bat sur llnterbreituns
elmer 8iu i'm nationalen ReprdIentons
tenbauie gefiibrt, lpelte porIhretbt,
eab 2pbbpiIten ii6 bel ben GIerts
beioer Sduier resiitriren laiien uno
anaeben miiifen, fir Delfe Bills iie
ipirten unb rer ibre Iuftrd95eber
iinb. 2eBtere niiHen anseben, sper tbr
3onsreb 4eent 1T uno an pel6en
gius iie interefftrt iino. Gtne 8e5abs
lung, bic bon Der YaHiruns Der Bills
abbdngie aemaht fptro, lit Derboten.
Gs 1T ieoenfalls bon 8crtfeil gu piis
fen, fir tpelhe 8ins 2ob6piiten drbeis
ten unb tper Die 2eBteren Iino. Damn
fam man ungeFdbr tpatroItren, ipelcbe
8pn9reb WiteIieber bon Gobbpiiten
beurbeitet peroen uno Die Bile, fir
nereu 2lnnahme Yripdt : cSntere'ten
nuhpeisIih tbdtig itno, tperoen aIss
bann IprgFdltiger auf ihrenSnbalt uno
ibre sraspeite gepruft ipercen.
RpoiepeIt bat anqetiinbtQt, bob
tr in Suinots cine oen 0an3en Stuat
umFdiIenbe Reoetpur peranitalten per=
be, natIrlid i'm SntereTe isiner 9urs
tel. Wit ieinem iharfen Bid fir
prattiide Yolitit bat er ertdnrt, lpie
leiht iih bort Groberungen nladen
lafen. 4uf Der oemotrutiIhen Seite
fanbioirt Elm cusaeiproGener Stanos
patter uno Gorporationsbiener fir ben
9unbes Senat unp Der repu6litanis
ihs getperber lit niht piel beFer.
Das asfpdhrt Roofepelt bic 6offnun8,
ben progreifiOsn Sfanbioaten Ourhz
brtnoen uno bdmtt bas Q(niehen Ieiner
fart 3uriidgsganqenen Ydrtei lpiebsr
be6en gu t0nnen. gu pertpunoern
mare es ni6t, tpenn bic 9rOgreiIioen
in fisisn Ssrbit quite Grfolge gu berz
seidnen bdtteu, oenn bic Rotbpenbi1s
teit fir ettpas Sduerteig, pie RpoIss
oelt i'm bietet, 1T unDsrtennbar, ipenn
man beoba6tet, tpie bic reattipndren
glemente in beiben 8arteien pieber
herpprtrstsu. Die Maffine, Die 5eits
lueiliq BON Der Rsformitromung auber
getrieb eeIest puroe, madt iih in
beiosn 8artsien ipisoer in unbeiIpols
Ter Wetie bemsrtbdr.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-02
What is Cow Worth Anyhow?

The writer was talking with a far
mer the other day who, in telling
about an auction that was held in his
neighborhood, remarked that cows
sold for between seventy-fve and one
hundred dollars each and they were
not pure bred animals either. This
farmer said that he never yet had
seen COW which he thought worth
a hundred dollars.
What is a COW worth anyhow?
There exists a deep rooted prejudice
among many farmers against paying
more than a certain fixed price for a
cow. They seem to figure the value
of cow about the same as the good
housewife figures the value of a sack
of flour. When the price goes above
whatever that fixed price may be,
they at once conclude that the article
isn't worth the price.
Let us figure little. Suppose we
have a cow that produces two hun
dred pounds of butterfat in the year
and we can sell that butterfat for
sixty dollars. We will assume that it
costs forty-five dollars to feed that
COW. There is a profit of fifteen dol
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-02

tinuous, as they must be maintained
after being installed. There should
he as few fences as possible dividing
the lots and the yards, as land can
be kept sweet" more easily if not
fenced, and fresh, sweet land is
valuable asset in poultry raising.
On good soil, greensward NAV be
kept up by allowing 200 to $50 square
feet of land per bird. This means PIT
or ia birds per acre. More space
is necessary on poor or light land A
larger number of fowls are usually
Kept to the acre where double yards
are used and the land is frequently
cultivated. Plymouth rocks, and the
other heavy meat breeds in small
yards require fences to 6 feet high.
while fence to z feet high is
necessary for leghorps. The upper
two feet of the fence for the latter
may be inclined inward at an angle
of 30 degrees, or a strand of barbed
wire may be used on top of the regu-
lar wire to keep them confined. 1t is
also sometimes necessary to clip the
wing feathers of one wing of thesp
birds that persist in getting out. 4
board or strip along the top of the
fence is not advisable. Hens will
often fly over such an arrangement.
Posts may be set or driven into the
ground. They should be set 8 to 10
feet apart with common poultry net
ting, or 16 to 20 feet with woven wire.
Corner posts should be about inches
in diameter, and be set feet in the
ground, while intervening posts may
be or 5 inches in diameter and set
three feet in the ground. That part
of the post which is set in the ground
NAV be charred or treated with some
wood preservative to advantage, while
corner posts would be firmly braced or
set in cement.
Paint Adds Both to Appearance and
Service.
All buildings and appliances on a
poultry farm will be improved greatly
both in appearance and in serviSabil-
ity by the addition of paint. One may
buy ready-mixed paints, or may pur-
chase paste pigments and oil and mix
them. All surfaces should be clean
and dry before they are painted. Use
printing coat made of equal parts
of paint and linseed oil and cover
with one or more coats of paint, which
should be thoroughly rubbed into the
surface.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-02

lars besides the value of the by-pro-
ducts which will no doubt pay for the
cost of taking care of her. Suppose
that cow is worth seventy-fve dol
lars. A return of 20 per cent on the
investment.
Suppose we have another cow that
produces two hundred and fifty
pounds of butterfat in year, and it
costs fifty dollars to feed that cow
and her product is worth seventy-fve
dollars. We have profit Of twenty
five dollars or 20 per cent return
on one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. The COW that produces two hun
dred and fifty pounds of butterfat is
easily worth fifty dollars more than
the COW that produces the two hun
dred pounds and both of these are just
ordinary good cows.
A man can better afford to pay
hundred dollars for a cow that will
produce two hundred or two hundred
and fifty pounds of butterfat in a year
than he can afford to have one given
to him that produces only one hundred
and fifty pounds or less. 1t is just
case of using the lead pencil
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-02
Fruit Stems
CLIPPED SHORT
By Edward Payson
with Fair Oaks Nursery Co.. Traverse City. Mich.

The Northport Growers association
has covered what may be put down as
the most successful year of its exist
ence. The bulk of its barrel pack
about 5000 barrels, brought $265 per
barrel, a remarkably good showing
when you remember that each grow
er's fruit is packed by himself and
that under this system it is hardly
able to produce the high uniform
quality such as can be obtained by
specially trained inspectors in the as
sociation's warehouse.
Certainly genius of high order
was clearly shown in getting a grad
ing under this system which insured
even that price.
However, we are told that single
growers on the Peninsular have reach
ed such standard and fancy packs
that they get $500 to $500 per bar
rel in both on and off years. This
does not prove, however, that the ex-
ceptional cases here and there will be
able to leaven the whole lump of
growers who don't seem to get the
knack of it readily or else don't know
the quality the market demands.
1t is beginning to dawn on us that
large commission firms are starting to
bid strong for well sorted and we'll
packed fruit, and are paying better
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-02
Plan of Root Growing
For Small Farms
K. s. Shaw
Michigan Agriculture College

be wintered well and cheaply on oat
straw, bright corn slower, and ex-
ceedingly small amount of grain and
hay daily, especially when accompa-
MED by regular, but small, daily sup
plies of carrots. No other kind Of
roots seem to appease the desires of
the horse for succulence in the winter
season so well as the carrot.
Roots for the Dairy Cow.
Roots are not so essential now for the
dairy COW since silage has come into
general use, but we still believe there
is a place for them in the feed of the
dairy herd. While we have no definite
figures to give out at present, the fol-
lowing significant results have been
observed in connection with the feed
ing of dairy cows at M. A. c. A num-
Der of cows were on full feed, using
ration consisting of clover hay, silage
and grain forming a balanced ration;
they were consuming, apparently, all
of this food their appetites craved, but
when offered in addition fifteen pounds
of sliced mangolds per day, they con-
sumed them with relish, increasing
the milk flow quite markedly. While
silage in moderation is good feed for
young heifers and bulls of the dairy
breeds, if used too largely, it tends to-
ward the production of fat and may
be replaced in some measure by the
roots charged with producing sappy
carcasses and large vital organs and
viscera, for these are good things to
develop in the young animals being
grown for the dairy herd.
Roots for Beef Cattle.
In connection with this phase of
root feeding, they have undoubtedly
been used to an extreme. If roots are
fed in moderate quantity to the beef
steer or show animal, the beneficial
effects on the nutrition of the ami
NAL, are shown in smooth, soft,
sleek, glossy coat and mellow, elias
tic skin forming sharp contrast to
the dry, harsh coats Of heavily fed
corn cattle. Showmen of the corn
belt almost invariably seek some
form of succulence to produce the best
handling qualities in their animals;
roots, silage and cabbage are used,
and moistened dried beet pulp is fire.
quently seen in the feed boxes at
Michigan fairs. While a small guam
tity of roots is useful for the fatten-
ing steer, excessive amounts tend to-
ward growthiness, retarding fattening
and may even cause such a lax con-
dition of the bowels as to hurry con-
centrates through the alimentary
tract partly digested. In the beef
herd, they are most useful for the
young growing and breeding stocks.
Roots for Sheep.
Considering all the sorts of roots,
they have a wider range for useful
ness among sheep than any other class
of domestic animals. Sheep will con-
sumo all kinds of roots in their nat
ural state. They may furnish the sue
culence so necessary during the win
ter season especially to aid in abun-
dant milk production during the early
lambing season before grass is avail
able. Succulent foods tend to pro-
mote prolificacy and stimulate wool
and meat production as well.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-02

prices than formerly, and mainly be-
cause several associations in Michigan
are now able to dictate better prices
when the product is sold as a whole.
1t is also true that a brand is made
valuable by the man behind it, and
surely the demand for that brand in
creases. A single commission firm in
Chicago took the entire apple product
Of the Northport Association. Does this
make you think that apples are be-
coming a drug on the market? 1t
rather proves that the demand is
enormous for the real goods.
Let us suppose a case about the
sale of a farm. You want to sell
yours, and you go to the real estate
dealer and list your property, and
agree on the sale price and the COM
mission. The dealer begins to talk
and to advertise the farm at the price
named by you. SO one fine day when
the farm is still on the dealers list
he brings around buyer who looks
over the place and accepts the price
and terms. Have you any right to
advance the agreed price or refuse to
sell at all? Has not the dealer the
right to insist on putting the deal
through, as he is simply acting under
your own orders to complete sale,
and you have no moral or legal right
to back out.