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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
nal ? wANTED-MA1E

-,-mrcTtIRAL BRIDGE DRAFTsMAN.
gRhASy sGr5ination viii be held for this posi-
| II aI1 hsrsSes e5s. CITY Hail. Applications must
"a s rot Iater than 4 p. m. tuesday, July
9s,rt6er Information Room so, city Han.
sND STOCK BROKER, established
.s,siion, desires services o. q salesman
~ successfuly sell mefitorlous stocks
t.nda special Issues, on strictly commits
Fssis. Nest favorable opportunity for
4 "a the right man. Answer with refer
~ t6 Ledger Central, l. SOL.
sss7fsT1ZFirBt -class wise. floor and ma
"a hend. steady work Southwark Foun-
III Machine Works, 5th and Washington
4sWTN agents. with ability and energy
n a new speciality; quick selleri LIBERAL
s.stssiou. Apply between 10 and III q. NJ,
srd p m. 82t Heed Building
s45Il building superintendent on con-
lffon Of $500 operation located In
~, pennsylvaniRi applicant Will state
ltN-,srience, whether married or single,
ne name OF last employer, l58,
III onice ------y---.-
s<f--C Competent salesman to take charge
.ss5re end OF an old-established shoe man
seTsr bgslne1,ssi g ath9 right s5 nan or
zTsD competent man and wife. wife Protest;
st summer home on New England
| |i.f Z 2i0 ledger oflice.
sssfs--Druegist, first-clasa presorlptionist,
~ eaferenCen rHqllFeut iot bNoIu III Nlihea-
sss M R64, Ledser onlee.
-T5nergetic man to purchase mechan-
asa ssneral supplies for manufacturing;
!. "a experienced In ofTlce purchasing rou-
Bs5. Ledger Central.
ss7T Young man over %, active IN
..ftn work, possessing leadership and
va character, with good home and
sonr sotions; permanent and q real
unity Call promptly 4 p. m, 14lS
Il An Miller. --
..rrrNT MAN to act ms stenographer for
~, sseoutive; favorable opportunity for
easass55s,nent; fullest detnil OF past expert
IA reference required. Apply Mr.
av Harrison Bros. g. Co. $500 Gray's
~ rcad, 10 to II Q, m. or to . p. m.
Have YOU succeeded
...,,tns a position or bettering your pres-
.ssS II not. call or write MFR, Hunt,
ssstr Central, for free booklet, "oPPoR-
sr4sy'' and ask about the successful CO.
1.a,tion given all Ledger Situation Wanted
.sssissrs through the Commercial Registry
rsaa .ns" YOU
Il "a most apt to succeed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25

CHESTER AVE, 42Oo-Deslrable suite; 2
large rooms and bath. 2d floor; furnished or
unfurnishod. Phone Preston $3.50.
o6TH ST, s.. 1874 CneRr Chester ave. )--5 rooms
and BATH new electric lights, steam heat
$3.50 novel arrangement OF rooms Apply Of
1anitor premises Phone Filbert 4A-59.
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Hospitality

nOspltat-lty
Hospital Physician with a view Of
dlagnosis)-What do you think7
New Patient Cheering up at pro-
posaD-oh, sirl-Thank you, sir.-
Whatever you'll leave that TO you.
Sirl
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SITUATIONS wANrrp-MA1r

Co.;AaGH5MAN OR GARDENER s,a.,.- -
l. 9O5 1kSing care of RentiemSn's niSco
can also M With frst-class references who
cp,ASHMAN, gardener. 7e sin.is. - - -,
coNfp5,s iissli iss.1i. ret. u 5s Ledger Central
work. q w, an around. knowledge of stone
ity; bes, yessrs ysess experience; managerial abii.
;75,;,,,s1 2sss reference. G5i Ledger central
epGhREsPONDENT or cisrE ~. ,,5.,,i.,
posssss ,ex.perienco; knowledge II spsnisb,
ity: could ss, tive sound Judgment, reiiabii-
~, n9lAs ~. n lii, Ledger Central. O'''''
ins to 7Ni Ma E-Dreve Institute student. will
free H Mork nights and saturday afterno6ns
nj - vi experience. 1855 Ledger Central
nracitcsiN Na5EH young man % 10 years'
fuii obaurg bug srain farming; capable OF tating
II ~ ,s,S,. g..stse' 9ii, Ledger Central
tools ,oSsAS NAN FOR ESTATE Can handle ali
---3, -0sst reiS w. Berry. 0li4 Wheeler II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25

hMOAp, s.. 40 CThe Grahnm)-Cool and at
tHSlNe furnished rooms; ell modern cUnvon-
sengesi excel table board hotel serv, 81 up
SPRUCE 122l-20 CBriamonde)-Furn. rooms.
sal.sle, on suite; private baths: table board.
9tnk CE; lu2S-3Q Desirable suite with private
AIN salh' eholce table board. walnut T206 w.
SLhJCE. lO2D-Rachelor apts large, airy
rooms private bath. electric lights; phone.
llo4A-LarEe third floor bay-wlndow room;
superior board l1li Tloea 81.
WALNUT 453i-2d floor rooms, with board
s ms8r ~ southern expos; refs. exchanged
@-!h ~, 2200-targe. airy front room, "a
-Hoor gentlemen OF couple. Diamond 1927 %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
APARTMENTS

SPRING GARDEN. 10i0-Excellent Rpts, in s
different houses some furn.; kitchenettes.
WALNUT 22O5-Unfurn. apts.: large rooms
private bath and hall. Apply janitor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25

MAPLE LAWN INN-oper nu year, terms
reasonable. MRS. A. II. HARRIS.
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MANAGER

SOUND business training. sales ana r,apago-
iems eoritity; able 10 meet the unusual prob
ore ~, WIN WIN present company i3 years in vari-
10 .sSiBBaoltles and cities; reasons for change
sr,eslie w. reslie In Phila. to sell my services where
y 1875 Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25

20TH. NJ, Tl6-Handsomely furn. bachelor apt,
second floor, rooms, private bath; cool;
awnings; plenty hot water. Poplar l4I2 w.
LOCUST, 13ls-Elegant apartments, rooms.
private bath; also single rms. Wal. 1905 W.
SPRUCE 1004-Sublet: 2 beautifully furnished
eptsi rms. and bath; reasonable, Janltor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25

,srrNT MAN to act ms stenographer for
~ hsssoutive; favorable opportunity for
W. a7.ass55s,nent; fullest detnll OF pact expert
IA reference required. Apply Mr..
.gsS Harrison Bros g. Co. $500 Gray 8
~ road, 10 to II Q, m. or TO p. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
ROOMS FOR RENT

18th, s., 230-Desirsble rms. furn., single o.
SoGmuntcat; running water; gentlemen pref
lbIIi, n, 128i-IARgE UNFURN. pARLOR,
REAs; BOARD OPTIONAL; PHONE.
FiSL ~, $50 tcor. Westmineter)- Single and
,.3!. communicating rooms, fur. or unfur.; rei,
foLh Io,i, AND WALNuT-Well furn. single, OF
- S9u13ie @ rooms board opt. Phi. Preston 82g3,
"ii,. >, lE3-Nicely furn. room private fam
=. new housei unlimited phone all cows
I square from ~; gentleman pref; reas.
52d and SAMSON Furnished
1yt.e,, -. 49,. rooms; men only mealsi
BRANCH shower baths; near J.; all the
i W. Z. A. comforts Of home. Phone Bei-
LnnmL IngI LnN- Mnal nsm.
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PARTIAL LIST
OF AUTHORS

zudwig Van Beethoven
bhann Gottlieb Fichte
2heodor Fcntane
ustav Freytag
ludwig Fulda
|phann Wolfgang Won
EGoethe
ranE Grillparzer
erhart Hauptmann
gorge William Friedrich
1 Hegel
zeinrich Heine
sui Heyse
enrich Won Kleist
riedrich Nietzsche
iedrich Won Schiller
rthur Schopenhauer
eodor Storm
erman Sudermann
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'Ot, 2.=1.

100000. Infer @rportbanbeI nad
Deutf9lanb, Seiterrei1sllngarn unb
geIsien, pel9er iib auf runb $500 :
100000 pro Sabr belief, ift faft sanS
fortaefeet. 9elsiens WeltbdnbeI, ipels
der 81, ,500,000,000 pro Sabr reprGs
f.ntierte, eriftiert nidt m.br. Sapun
erlitt tnfolse Der bermtnberten Gin
fubr in ben eritsn &riessmpnaten cine
@inbube an Rspenueu BON $41, 900 :
900. Die Iusfubr Ganabas berminz
berte itb in elf Monuten nm 500 .000,s
900; Die ginfubr nm $60,000,000. Sn
1914 perboppelte ii9 bic 3abl Der
8anferotte. Die 3olIeinnabmsn Gus
nabas, tpsldes Elm Sabrssbubget bon
nur $190,000,000 bot, perminbsrten
ii9 um $26,000,000. Reus Steuern,
bic fait olIes, nit 9lusnabme Der Nabs
runesmittel. ftsuerpflidtis MAIDEN.
itnb nuseef9rieben, unO bsnno9 pirb
6as laufeube Sistaliabr Elm 9efiait
bon $60.000,000,000 aufpeiien.
Dos fin6 3tffern, Die tpabrIi9 gu
benten gebsn. Dis Iunes tunn bas
fortbauern9
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&irfiames NyRittel.

QlIs MarTaoq Rep Die Iodbut oui
Dem RiidSug in RuBlanb befebltgte,
fam lie zines glbenbs BEL &rainoi in
Elm 9orf, mo fie frii9es StrOb unb
IeIbit nod 2ebensmittel fanb. Man
sldubte ii9 i'm parabies, eroGblte fpdz
ter elm 9lugenseuse, oenn ipie lange
6atten mir i9on ipl9e WolIuit ni6t
senofen! Ser Sleiidtopf fam ans
5euer. Man madts bic Suppe ipie
in beFeren Sagen, unb benz Mobl
folgte Elm t0ftli9er S9Iaf. gber als
Der Morsen qraute. poIIte niemanb
aufIteben. ollie 9emiibunsen paren
persebens, Der @eboriom batts auf>
sebOrt. Dp9 Der MarIhulI puBte
Iid i6neIl gu belfen. r@on mo tOmmt
,er @ino ber2" fraste er. .@on
Jlorben." p9ut, man aiinSe fosleid
bas lebte Saus in iener Ri9tuns on. 4"
Der 8efebl ipurbe ausenblidlid auss
ssfiibrt, unb man fab baIb borauf
ipDrtIi9 bic 6Iammen bic @oIboten
aus ibren Streubetten beraustrsiben.
obne baB man beitimmen tonnte, OBJ
nt9t mdn6e benno1 barin sebliebsn
unb idmmerIi4 Derbrannt pGren.
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GERMAN PUBLICATION SOCIETY
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ben SranSoien nod Ieiensiperter unb
es pGre beralos, bic frunoDiif9en 3eis
tunsen fir Die frommsn 2iisen, bic
iie ben 2efern i'm eisenen 2anbe bors
feben, gu tabeln; tabelnstpert finb nur
bic 2iieen, bic paris ins MusIano
ihidt. 9luBer ben 3situneen lieft man
in Srantreidb aud nod 4nberes, neil
mon iiberraI9snberpeiIs in Der
8riessseit isbr Diel lisit. Die Dff.nts
li6en 8ibliotbetsn eeben bier tpertpolIs
gtnbaltspunfts. Sunge unb 2tlte,
gum &riessoienit Ginberufene uno
anoere, ale tommen bierber, Inn 4b=
lentuug gu Iuden, unb es f9eint fdit,
aIs OBJ bic sroben grinnerunssn Der
8ergansenbeit ben Mut in Der 9ruit
Der Sampler bon friiber unb berer. Die
mOrsen sur SrOnt seben, beIeben fol-
len. sic MAIDEN iib nit alien bers
traut. mas ben 6.inb ansebt, nit ieis
men Sitten, ieiner Wioeritanbstraft,
nit Der @r0be feiner Seeresinu9t
uTp. 0ie Werte Der Wilitdrfrititer
baben nidbt lur fir Die SpeSialiiten
Wert. iie finb cine olIgemeine 2eftiire
setporOen. 90 perlanst man Defenders
bic inboltrei9en S9ilberungen bon
Sules Suret unO bon 9eorees 8ours
bon iiber bas 0eut19e Rei9, @erte
iiber ben 3aiIer, unb aud gelpiFe
8Gnbe, bic in ben perI9ieoenften pros
pbetifden Sormsn bos Gnoe Der
SobenaolIern unb ber beutf9en Ssrrs
i9oft antiinbisen, ols poIlte man aus
ibnen Sroif ffOpfen geseniiber ben
S9ipierieteiten Der tpirtliden Gage
Merfipiirbis 1T bas Sntereffe, bns
man fir 8ilies v9lus elmer tleinen
@urnifOn" an ben Gag Ieet; Die prsus
bif6en Sffi5iere, beren 2eben ba in
unfreunblidsr Wsiie seTdilOert tptrb,
tOnnte man bod iebt aus 9rDberer RGbe
tennen lernen. Sebr In 4ufnabme
iinb bic Romane BON Grdmdns
gbatrtan setOmmen, bic beute faft 70
ftart seleien iperoen ipie por 40 Sab
rem. Sn ben 8u9bdnbIungsn maiden
ii9 biefelben potriotif9en 8ebiirfniFs
selten6 ipis In Den 9ibliotbsfen. Wlan
tduft bic Bidder iiber bic Rebolutionss
trie9e unb iiber Die 3eit RappIeons,
iiber ben Rriss bon 1870. iiber bie Be-
lagerung bon paris, iiber BITE 2ufts
f9ifffabrt. iiber bic beutfden MilitGrs
bsrbdItniFe unb aud iibsr oas frans
aOiifde Seer. Merts, bte fdon siems
lid bsrgeFen paren, eri9einen tpieber
in ben ausIns.n: .2'Innss terrible"
bon 8iftor Sugo, nSoubenirs" bon
Jraneisque Sarceb, .SbpIIes pruIs
iiens" bon Sbtooore be BanbilIe, Did
tuneen bon Grdneois Goppe unb sans
Defenders bic Giants bu Solbat"
bon Seroulebe. Man sebt aber aud
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0onnsritas, 15. april 1915
GriegS=2eftiire.

Die .@ranbe Ttation" mari9irt an
Der Spite Der 3ibilii iation unb bic
Deutfden fnb 8arbaren. 90 1T es
befttmmt I'm Rate Der llnfterfli9en in
paris unb barum mub es ipobl 70
fetn. Wenn mans NIT 3dblen betpeis
fen folIte. tGme man in @erleeenbeit;
Dte Rednuns tpiirbe serube bas sesens
teiIise Reiultat erseben.
Seit benz 4usbru6 oes Rrieses
iinb in 0eutf9Ianb 1416 budbGnOIes
Ride Reu.rf9einunsen gu OerSei9nsn,
BITE NIT btm 4riese in @erbinbuns
itsben. barunter ou9 &arten. Gluss
bIdtter, 3sitfdrifteH ufp. Sn Srunts
reid srI9isnen felt Dem 1. @usuit
1914 nur 286 Derte, unter oen.n
etpd stpunsis in birettem 3ufammsns
bang NIT benz Rriege Iteben.
Sm &ni9luB bieran biirfte es tpifs
i.nsipert fsin gu erfubren, mas bic
Jranaoien tuGbrenb bes sriesss eisents
ii4 lefen; In Oeutf9ldnb ltIen iie
nur &riegsbiider. tpiFenfdoftlidbe, pos
Ismti4e, nDOeIIifttfde Rriessbii9sr =
PubIitationen anberer Natur Iinb
pents besebrt. Was leien nun bic
Grnnaoien9 Jn erfter 2inie natiirIi9
bic 3eihnsen NIT tbren tGsli9en Be-
ri4t.n bonn arisssfdaupIab., ibr,n
S9iIberunssn rubmboIler Satsn unb
ilsinen Besebenbetten aus Dem &risge.
Dab oi.Te NuaridteH ole au @unften
Der Granooien gefdrbt Tnb, madt iie
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Slit Ofarfeniammler.

Gum S6ube Der belsif6en .Nsus
tralitGt- mubts betanntli9 gnslanb
unfers serftreuten unb pebrlOIen
S9ubeebiete -erobern," barunter aud
Samoa. Das erfe, mas bic engliI9s
@eripaftuns bort borsenommen bat
f9eint Die ginfiibruns Der britifden
@eIoipdbruns. gs iin6 jebt Brief
mdrten Der ensliI9en pofi auf Samoa
na9 Deutf9lanb selanst. 0erpens
bet lit bic Oeutf9e &olonialmarte nit
bem Sdiff. sic trasen eiusn fdpars
aen auforud 6. OR. s. unb Den @ert
! b ouf Der braunen Drsipfsnniss
marie, % b auf Der blauen 3pansiss
pfennismarte, 6 . auf Der 8risfmarte
gu 80 pfennis. @uberoem ipurben
bic iebt geltenben Marten fir Reuiees
lamb nit benz aufbrud Samoa bsries
BEN unb ausgeseben. @orselegsn bat
bier eine Mdrfe gu J b in @riin uno
nit bem Ropf 80nis @buarbs NIT
rotem Mufbrud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15
Soften bes &riegeS.

Cine ariessftubie in 3iffern unter'
breitste Reprdisntant Suu BON Sens
neFee Dem ReprGfentanteHbaufe bes
RonsreFes pGbrenb Der Debate iiber
bic aIIsemeine D.fisitbill. 90 pisle
ber intelIisenten ameritanii9en 8iir'
ger ldienen feline 4bnuns bon ben ges
tpaltissn Wirtunssn bes segentpGrtis
gen europGiI9en Rrieses auf bic 81
nansen, ben SanbeI unb Die in6us
itrislIe Cage Der sanSen Dslt au be-
fB.n, bob sr einiss 3iffern borles.n
ipolle, Inn Elm Bib oanon gu seben.
9ie 8.pDIteruns Der @slt, 10 ers
tpdbnte er, beoifferte iid auf unsefGbr
1,620,000,000 S.slen; bapon fdm.n
925, 100000 duf bic 2Gnber, ipelhe in
ben &rieg beripidslt feien unb beren
&oloni.n. alle flint &ontinente ieien
m.br o6er tpeniger BEL ben tatiddliden
&GmpFen inbolpiert. 9ie eroben
&riege Der 9ef9i9te feien tribinle Qfs
fairen seipeien, perglitben nit bem ses
genipGrtigsn europGiI9en ROnflitt, in
peldem @rmeen, bic insgefamt nubes
5u 100000 Mann sGblten, ensas
giert feien. S9on jebt betriisen bic
@erluite mebr als brei Millionen an
Soften, 8erpunoeten unb 9efaneenen;
ouf 9runb Der beten sur 8erfiienns
itebenbsn Statiitits babe Der Srieg
ipGbrenb Der eriten feds Monaten
runb $8,500,o00,000 sstoftet, ooer
$17000,000,000 pro Sabr, alio uur
sefdbr SAT 100000 per Sag. DieIe
Summe fdlisBe nidt ben @erluit bon
Meni9enleben, nod ou6 ben Wert bes
3eritDrten gigentums elm.
Der interndtionaIe Sanbel Der Welt
reprGientiere einen Dert bon $40,s
000,000,000 pro Sabr. Bon oieier
Summe entfalle auf bic triegfiibrens
ben 26nber mebr als bic SGlfte, uns
gefdbr $25,000,000,000. @Gbrsnb Der
erfsn flint Tlonaten bss 4rieses
fiel Der @ert bes 6anoelspertebrs
bon 10000 MiIlionen Dollars uuf
ipsniser aIs $4,000 MiIlionen Doll
Iars. 9ie Sanoelsperluite alIein be-
sifferten fid i'm 2aufe biefer Wios
nate ouf 5000 MilIionen Dollars pro
Monat. Ser &ries bat bic ous 1888
S6iffen gebiloste Sonbelsmarine
9eutfdIunos BON ben Meeren Dertries
ben. Der Sdnbel 0eutTdldnbs uno
Seiterrei6z 6zllngarns, etipa atpetunbs
5panSis prosent bes @eIamtbanbeIs.
1T perI6punoen. Gnglanb bat bon
Ieinen 1926 SnnbelsIdiffen 1900 bem
WeItbanbel entSosen. SIN Sabre 1914
berulinberts Itd5 Der grport @nglanos
um $475, 100000, pGbrsno Der Sms
port nm 1856, 100000 abnabm. Srob
Der enormen 9lntGufe bpn Rabrungss
mitteln uno &rieesmateriol Seigt bic
@infubr @nelunos fir ben Monat So
nudr etnen g(usfolI bon 100000
pdbrenO bic stusfupr Inn sos, S,o00,000
suriidgtne. SIM Wpnot 9eaember fiel
Die @tnfubr Der Ser. Staaten aus
@robbritannten um 100000; bic
@efor1ieinfubr aus alien trieesfiibrens
ben 9Gnoern bon $72.000.000 ouf
$31. 100000. Der SanbeI Srunts
reihs fpies in ben eriten bier Monntsn
be- erieoes einen @erfuft bon $780,
0Co 600 ouf. Sm DECEMBER fiel Der
Grnort 9erortreihs na9 ben Ser.
Strcten b. $17,5o0 auf &c.
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PARTIAL LIST OF
EDITORS AND
TRANSLATORS

Kuno Francke
William Guild Howard
WilliamTenneyBrewstel
Hugo Muensterberg
Julius Petersen
Calvin Thomas
Arthur II. Palmer
Starr Willard Cutting
John S. Nollen
Marion d. Learned
Henry Wood
w. A. Cooper
Gustav Gruener
Mary W. Calkins
Laurance Fossler
Robert M. Wernaer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

nod tpeiter unb fuuft ii9 Geographic
merle unb afte &arten, I'M bas be-
Iiebte Spiel Der Reuperteiluns Der
Srenaen auf nbiitorifher" @runblase
treiben au f0nnen.
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@eine Rn de.

.Wie iiebt benn Der Teibene Sabdfs
beuteI aus, Serr Belt, ben Sbre 8ruut
Sbnen seItidt bat"
~9ld, bic SreulOie, nerlaFsn bat iie
mid. brum nebm i9 iebt ben 8eutsl
als SintenipiI9er."
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M pttbterung.

@aF: .0reibis pftnnis tOitst Der
gosnat; Der Bauer beSablte bod sben
nur sebn unO betam ibn aus berieIs
ben SInfdes"
aelIner: so a feiner Serr. pie
Sic, tpirb bod teinen Gognof gu sebn
pfennig trinten!"
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8efanntma q 6 ng.

Der Wlartt finbet bon Rppember Biz
Mdra ieben Montug uno Sreitag fatt,
aussenommsn. ss fiele uuf biefe Gage
elm Sonn> ooer 5eiertue.
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Sts: ~9td bsnts Dir nnr, i9 babe
beute 5pei Ueibe Saure uuf meinem
SOPf ssfunben!"
@r: nRa. bus 1T Ian9e ni1t 10
f4Iimm als tpenn bu Stpsi bIonbs
Saars uuf meinsm ROd sefunben bdts
teit!"
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-02-16

feeding is improbable. The COWS
must be well nourished at all times.
but if given more than they need Tor
maintenance and production, they
waste it, as a rule.
The quality of milk-that is, hte
amount of milk and fat h a 1t con-
tains-is controlled more by the con-
stitutional characteristic OF the COW
than by the feed.
Never stir up dust or foul doors at
milking time. If you do, a lot of II is
sure to get into the milk.
Whether to feed the COWS just be-
fore milking is a much debated Ques-
ton. It is not at all dangerous to
feed them a little grain. provided you
stir UP no dust or disagreeable OdOrs.
AS a rule. the cows will give down
their milk more freely when they have
cOntented minds, and a little Of the
right kind Of feed goes a long way
toward bringing about this cOntented
state Of mine Never clean the
stable just before milking. for it will
stir up a tenfold worse dor than any
feed the COWS will eat.
IF there is any question before the
farmers of this country Of more i'm
| portance than hat Of conserving the
soils fertility, | am not cOgnlzant
of it.
The most important business Of
dairy farmers is to increase the guam
tity Of manurial substances and apply
it where it is most needed.
All of the manure, both liquid and
solid, should be saved and applied to
the land. / believe it is best to haul
il from the stable to the field and
apply it as fast as a d
When all the liquids nave been
saved by the use of a~bsOrbents. large
amounts Of may be made and,
if it is hauled to the fields direct from
the stable, these liquids will drain
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are eaten off. The rape stalks should
not be too closely pastured after the
leaves are eaten off. When this plan
is followed, the rape should be from
IA to Is inches high when the pigs
are turned into it. For less inten-
siye feeding, where fewer animals are
TO be kept on the same piece of
round for a longer period, rape is
soWn broadcast with oats and clover.
rive pounds Of rape, six pounds Of
clover, and one bushel Of oats are
sow to the acre. The swine should
not be turned into this until the crop
IS from eight to ten inches high, after
which each acre with a good stand
of the crop will supply Is spring pigs
with forage for the rest of the sea-
son.
Glover, before it becomes matured.
Is a most valuable forage crop for
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into the soil to the depth IF 4r.
row slice, and there VIII DE E--
from exposure.
In addition, the cows Will
waddlins knee-deep in the r.rs
filth every time they are turnsa
in the yards for water and ex.
Most of the work comes At
when other farm operations are
and the soil. besides being anr
plows easier and works up bette.
ing the whole of the Text seaSn-
account of being made porous
ing covered with manure durire
winter.
When hauling the manure from. --
stable to h field we plan to al.
the farther fields While the srou~S
frozen and close to the barn
Soft Il muddy.
There is no reasonable excuse
dairy farmer to allow more than .ra.
third Of his nanurial fertility u v,h
away in a dirty, filthy barnyard ana
spend one or two weeks during r1a
busy season in the spring to han
across the muddy fields to get il ar
his land.
Cleanliness can best be secure1 n
a stable Of plain. smooth. CONSTRUCTION
inside The walls, ceilings, stalls. et-
should be smooth and tight. and n
possible, washable. The relation =
cleanliness to a wholesome produce
| and to the health of the COWS is 1-+.1
Convenience has to do with the nos
sibility Of doing the dairy work ea~.,y
and rapidly. This is best accom-
plished by storing all tools ard sln-
plies as near to the place where rhay.
are to be used as may be consistent
with sanitary precautions. II a barn i
properly located and arranged. there
is no valid objection to storing feed
above the cattle other thar the great
er loss in case Of fire.-W. NJ. ke}l.