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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18

|Muftrage Meinbol6 @amerfins SEN
Mufembolt bon 6eiien @htpeiter,
@liie &amerfin, a1Sfin6ig ma@en
iollte. Ct batte lange %bergebens nod
gliie 8eder, g%eborene @ameutin &C.
for1dt nrb enbli4 iie gefun6en a1nter
1em Man1er @umerfin leberr6.
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idon oft Ser @ebtsanapalt. @arum
batte in 1einem Eeitoment &einbol6
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5eidynet, bie in ieinem &a11le lebte
nn6 ieoermam befarut mar oIs iol-
DIE. @ara1m batte er ni@t &dtbe
8eder fem @erm0gen btnterIaifen?
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lonoerbure @ebabren, un6 Doftor
@riiger begann 6ana@ 5u fori&en.
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de1t, tpeldes er lte6te, tbetlS 6as ST.
terelie zines Sltriltem, alles, pas ge=
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es linn 10 maize, ibr gu iagen: sd
bite sic, bertra1en Sic MIR gang
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falten @eihdftstor1 a11gei6lagen, als
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tpiir6e fie Mir bertru1en," ipra@ leiie
at ii6 Doftor &riiger un6 febrte
langfom na6 ieinem @ouie 5uriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
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@ognacz@prup Biz gum ueberflieben
bariiber gef@ittet, 3ugei@raubt un6
an einen tiiblen Srt geftent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
GIom T.ritters.

3pei 9ubenb CLANS merben gebadt
ober in beliebtg tletne @tide gei@nttz
ten. Damn perben 3pei @igelb, cine
SaHe gefiebtes Mebl. cine balbe SaRe
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pulDer, @al3 nod @ef@mad, ebenfo
Pfeffer gut perrUbrt. Sooann rIbrt
man Die amei gu @@nee gef@lasenen
@imeiB oarunter unb 5ulebt Die
@1ams. Mei@li@ biel 5ett mirb in
eine 8ratpfanne getan un6 tpenn es
gut beib lit, gibt man ben Setg l0ffelz
meife binein. @inb bic Tritters auf
elmer @eite 5art %9ebrdunt, 10 tperben
lie umgepenbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
bergen bleiben miirbe
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uM6 Mutter, i6 tpo1te, i6 mare
to6t mie gpa nno Srtfel @einbol6!
@ie be1ei6e ih iie, Die beioen Soo-
te11."
ugernbige sid, aatbe, UNI meinet-
miQen -" bot Sraa1 gliie flebentli6.
u&atbe blidte ibre Mutter a1t. Sebt
mubte 1ie, mas in ibrem @eiibte lag,
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10 lonnenlos tpar nn6 6o9 tpie eliid<
lib tpur 1te 6an1als gegen iebt.
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bol6s Milionen geerbt. = 8iellei6t
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gei&ritte11, nit erbobenem &aupt,
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lait gu, @o6en. - 0ieie ungliidli6en
Miliore1 - fie baben ibn gelodt,
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iebt @ortpiirfe, 6uB iie lire Mntter
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ge1ren Sommer 11i6t mebr perborgerl
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
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Sanger 3eit be6urfte es, Biz &dtbe
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|SdIoge erbolt batte, Ser ite 10 un.
permn1tbet betroffen. Scr @eounfe
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riidge5ogen un6 fde1tte iid, nit Mer-
f6en in 8eriibrrnng at fommen. Sae
fiible fi6 g%ren5en1os unglidli6.
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gar3 getpobnltden @erbrederS gu
fetn, mirffe 10 nie0eri6metterno uui
Tie, 6aB iie unfdbig par, irgeno ettpaa
m6eres 81 6enfen. Son ieber botte
fife sen gr0Bten Mbi6ea gegen alleS
Undergraduate, iie befaB Dos 6enfbor
peinli9ite Gbrgefiibl un6 batte ME Ell
ne @mtiduloigung fir 6teienigen,
melde 5m &erbredern berabianfen
|8rau @liie tpa1Bte es, tpte ite oft iber'
aus bnrt iiber 6ie 5dpdden Der
Menidbeit urtbeiIte, 6aB ite einen to-
6elloi en 2ebenstpan6el bon allen for-
6erte nit Ser Strenge zines Me1r-
i9en, Ser felbit mitten I'M Sample 6es
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un6 @ntieben fprad iie BON 6en fid
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ra1tben.
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lid, 6oB 6u 6ies tragen fonnteit? =
3 = parltm boit 0t fir midi umo
6i9 10 georbeitet, Sag nn6 Mabt =
parrm boit 6u uns nidt &ungers
iterben loiien? =" rief ite ber5mei-
felt un6 iarf gang gebroden neben
Dem StubIe ibrer Mutter 5a 8ooen.
u&Set16, treble 11idt. D1 iiebit, @ott
bat NIT uns @rbormen gebabt. Sd
tpa1Bte, tpie es bid treffen miir6e un6
6ar1tm idieg i@ - 6u bdtteit es ia
ME erfabret follen," fpra@ 6ra1
gliie un6 bIidte troitlos m1f 4dtbe
nie6er.
runb DnfeI @einboI6, tpuBte er
6abon?" fragile Settle Damn un6 er-
bob ii6 bleid un6 monfen6.
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ct btuigte, boB o1 nidtS 6obor erfub-
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Limo ibr gIa1tbtet, baB es mir Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
Izpapritaz@ @nitz
aeI nit qrInen 8obnen.

man laBt in 5erlaKenem @ped ooer
Butter cine gebadte 3miebel etpos
6iinften, figt bann etpas Paprita.
@a13 unb &immel, bin3u, legt bic
@@nibel btnein, giebt Tleif@brube
baran un6 ldbt iie pei@ 6initen. Snz
5nif@en ribrt mon in faurer @abne
einen Seel0ffel Mebl auf unb gteBt
bie1es95insu, Damn figt man cine Der
T1if1i9teit entipre@enbe portion in
@alamofer abgefo@te S@nibelbobnen
bin3u unb ldbt 6as @an3e tur3 einz
fD9en.
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ACCEPTING THE FLAG.

The auditorium of the Jones school was the scene of a patriotic gathering on Friday afternoon when Miss Shaf. fer, the principal, had the $50 boys and girls and their teachers in the eighth grades participate in an im- promptu program in honor of the handsome United States flag which Mr. C. Orth, past commander of the Spanish-American War Veterans, placed in the safekeeping of the chil- dren and teachers of the Jones school until a flagpule could be secured and the formal presentation and flag day celebration
 The address made by Mir. Orth was very impressive and received hearty applause Master Hallman Sanders. the small son of Dr. and Mrs. Earl Sanders, and one of the first primary boys made an appropriate response of acceptance on the par of the school
 Hubert Townsend, son of Mr. and Mrs J. X. Townsend, made a speech dpout the history or the flag, which was well rendered.
 An original poem by Mary Hudgns. daughter of MT and Mrs. Jack Hud. gins was beautifully recited by that little lady.
 The entire school sang America" led by Miss Olive Faulkner, super visor of music, and then gave the flag salute and returned to their rooms for dismissal
 Mir. Orth and the Spanish-Amcrican Veterans gave this flag to the Jones school children for the part they took in the last Memorial Day program They marched and sang and assisted
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rived yesterday from Baltimore, Md, and will be at the Arlington for sev- eral weeks. They made the trip south by private car
 
 Miss Ruth Morgan of Little Rock left for her nome in Little Rock yes, terday after visit to Mrs. Harvey Ferguson.
 J. Thomas Jackson has returned from Paducan, Ky, where he was called on account of the death of his father, George w. Jackson.
 # ].
 J. Wallace Kemp, former Hot Springs boy, arrived last evening on legal business for the federal govern, ment and will leave today for Chi cago Ill.
 Mr and Mrs. J. F Collins have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Me Carty and their two children. who are here from Chicago on their an- nual visit.
 * a *
 Mrs. s. A Homer plans to leave next week for a short visit in Fay. etteyille, after which she will visit Chicago and western cities while ell route 10 Honolulu
 * *
 Dr. John S W oOd and wife and City Clerk J. R. Housley and wife re- turned yesterday from Texarkana. They went overland in an auto and report a delightful trip and roads in fair condition except ill a few places.
 #
 Messrs. H. E. Megginson, Claude Chilcutt Jack Davis and Miss C. Ho- gan returned from TeXarkana yester. day. They made the trip by automo- bile.
 %
 Mrs George w. Ragsdill of Little Rock is visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs A. J. Sisley She may leave some time before May 15 for Okla
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homa to join her husband and make trip to California
 Mrs. NJ. II Stallcup, who is visiting her son, Judge J. A. Stallcup, will leave next week for St. Louis and later will go to Chicago and Cali fornia.
 Herbert Mendel is in Scranton, Pa. visiting her sister, Mrs. l. E .Oppen- helm. He will arrive in New York Monday, where he will make pur chases for the s. Mendel store.
 Mrs. NJ. II. StapIeton will leave next week for a visit to various points. After visit to Alabama, sht will go to St. Louis, Chicago, Cali fornia and Honolulu.
 #
 Mrs. A. Katz and daughter, Miss Edith Katz. who are in New Orleans visiting, will sail on the steamship Comis Saturday, April 24, for New York, where they will spend the sum mer
 # s *
 Mrs. J. A. Stewart and daughter Miss Blanche Stewart, left Friday for their home in Des Moines. While in Hot Springs they were guests at the Jones apartments, and made many friends among the local set.
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Arrivals at Hotels .
Hotel Goddard.

'iPhNl NChhNl Ns
 J. E. Downey, Fond du Lac, Wis; Mir. and Mrs. Charles D. Crane, Thayer, Mo; G. w. Matthews, Glen wood; Dr. T. A. Howard, Glenwood 1; II. A. Givins, Delark; w. 0. Richard son, Delark; N. Swenson, Delarh; A. w. Guthrie, Galveston, Texas; w. P. Hart, Nashville, Ark; o. c. Murphy, Chicago; N. G. Julian, Walnut Grove Mo; C. R Bies, Plainview, Texas; J. B. Trpp, Conway; w. E. Ayers, Nashville, Ark; l.. o. Todd, Arkadel- phia, Ark; Lee Wilmington, Vivian, La; l.. Stochner, Lake Providence, La; John A. Rydeen, Chicago; A. H. Dunton, Tipton, Ind; Edmund $. Me Lean, Tower Hill, Ill.,; James Dick son, Little Rock, Ark; Miss Edith Robinson, St. Louis; Miss Dixie Col den, St. Louis; H. Livingston, Indian apolis; Lag Kuhn, Monroe, La; D. T.
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HOTEL GODDARD

Dinner For Today, Sunday, April t8, 12 to 1880 p. m,, Price 35 Gents, Radishes Young Onions
 Mixed Pickles
 Chicken Gumbo Roast Chicken with French Dressing Roast Prime Ribs of Western Beef
 Au Jus
 New String Beans
 Candied Sweet Potatoes
 New Turnips in Cream
 Mashed Potatoes
 Southern Cornbread
 Fresh Country Buttermilk
 Head Lettuce Salad Strawberry Ice Cream Assorted Cake Coffee Tea Cocoa
 Sweetmilk. Meals served every day. Regular board S5 per week, or single meals 35 cents. We serve the best of every thing and give prompt service. Mrs. Higginbottom, who formerly operated the dining room at the Sigler Apart ments, is in charge of our dining room from now on and she will make every effort to please you. We have both American and Euro pean plans. Moderate prices; cool, clean rooms. Your inspection is in vited.
 R P. BEASLEY.
 Manager.
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RambIe S. 1. A.

Ramble S I. A. met Friday after. noon in regular session. Mrs. Earl Housley presided. Several of the teachers attended the state conven- tion at Little Rock, where Ramble $. l. A. came second in the state con test, so quite naturally enthusiasm was at high pitch.
 The members of this active society are justly proud of the honor which they have won Miss Reiehardt gra- ciously accredited our membership with having done more local work than any S. l. A. in the state.
 Excellent reports were given of the convention proceedings. Mrs M c. Thompson, who so ably represented Ramble at the convention, was pres. ent. and reportetd that those having charge of the convention program expressed great pleasure at having every member present, and ready to fulfih their part on the program, which is conclusive evidence of un- Tagging interest in the work of tle $. l. A. throughout the state.
 Miss May Mcdonald told interest ingly of her visit to Peabody school, where the work of the sewing class was demonstrated by 100 girls who marched two by two. wearing dresses of muslin, linen and silk. which they had made themselves. Some of them were adorned with new spring hats, as evidence of their millinery ability.
 Miss Mary Jordan told in an i'm pressive manner of the folk games. Miss Jordan cuntemplates going to New York this summer to specialize in the primary work.
 Plans are being formulated to pur- chase a Victrola and picture slides for the school in the near future.
 Mrs. Gill read an interesting paper written by the state secretary, which stated that we now have in Arkansas over 800 associations with a member ship of 2000O workers enrolled for better schools Furthermore. "in the last year there has been no phase of educational activity receiving more
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Hotel Pullman,

A. J. Simmons and wife, Detroit. Mich; o. T. Tynin, Memphis, Tenn. :; Joseph R Jackson, Memphis, Tenn; E. Reed, Chattanooga, Tenn; Rev. D. M. Lowrey, Rhode Island; J. T. Giles and wife, Knoxville Tenn; S. NJ. Ragland, Texarkana, Ark; w. O.. Pierson, Birmingham, Ala; s. M. Rap part and family. Lawrence, Mass; James Lacey, New Orleans.
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evening with a dance given at the home of the latter
 # Mrs. Julia Huggins is confined to her bed with an attack of la grippe
 * * J. Wylie Atkins of Dyersburg, Tenn. is al the Arlington. Miss Dora Greenwood left yestct- day for Chidister, Ark.
  Miss Esther Woolman leaves for Little Rock on a short visit today.
  Mrs. S. w. C. Smith will return from Little Rock Tuesday.
 # Messrs. Arthur and Felix Katz are at home at the Como for the summer
  Mrs. R. C. Holland is in Little Rock today,
 Mrs. Blanche Stearns Wright is in Little Rock on short visit.
 * # Mrs c. H. SoEweer was in Little Rock Friday
 w. F. Lake, who has been on the federal jury in Little Rock returned home Frida
 & Messrs. Philip Sisney and Tipton Of the Arkansas National bank left yes terday on a fishing trip.
  Mrs. Joe Lyman, who has been wis. iting Mrs D. Wolf on Chapel street left yesterday for Chicago
 & The friends of Mrs. J. W. St Clair will be glad to learn that she is im- proving rapidly after a recent illness. A. F. Coyington and Henry Coying ton enjoyed an outing on the Ouachita river yesterday.
 # Mrs. Dave Burgaurer is expected home from Meridian, Miss, next Wed, nesday.
 Judge William II Sands, wife and daughter of Richmond, Va. are guests at the Majestic hotel. Mrs. JoAn NJ. Rose of Little Rock is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. II. Wood cock. on Hobson avenue.
 # Judge Harry E. Cook and family of Lake Village are guests at the Pendle ton
 Shelby Moss has returned after spending several weeks in San An tonic, Texas.
 William Kastner of the General Chemical Company of Buffalo, N Y, accompanied by his wife and friend, H. l. Swornger, are at the Arlington.
 # MT and Mrs. Charles H. Davis lefi yesterday afternoon for Little Rock oyer the new Hot Springs-Little Rock highway,
 * John ]. Sumpter returns today from Little Rock, where he had gone on business in connection with his Max well auto agency in this city.
 < * United States District Attorney W. H. Martin is in the city spending Sunday. He will return to Little Rock tomorrow afternoon.
 < Messrs. E. R. Betterton, J. o. Mar. tin and k. NJ. Harrington are prom inent Chattanooga men guests at the Maejstic hotel
 # $ N Alr Oscar c. Murray, chairman Of the board of directors of the Balti- more and Ohio railroad and his pri- Yatc secretary, Thomas F Molloy, ar.
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FOR RENTING light housekeeping rooms; water gas and lights. s pSr week. 1l5 Plateau St. 4HS-tf
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Bulgarian 5uttermlIk will make you fat. Positively pure 1-30-tf
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 kBs D A CROCKETT Editor wsloDboHs .aAk
 Mail Items Ave

in making the day one to be remem bered.
 It is the plan of the teachers and pupils to make enough money to se- cure flagpole for the erection of this grand flag. The s l. A. and Mir. Orth are going to assist
 The present plan is to secure one of the best picture show houses, for one or more days, have the children sell tickets and secure funds for the erection of a flagpole, then have a fine program and invite the citizens to be the guests of the Jones school on this happy occasion.
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Jones S. 1. 4. Meeting.

Jones S. I. A. Meeting.
 The Jones s. l. A. met on last Mon- day afternoon with Mrs. Will Watson, president, in the chair, assisted by Mrs. Creason, the excellent secretary. A report from the cake sale showed that something over $ll had been made on the cakes donated and sold at Peters Brothers store.
 It was decided to adjourn the night school until next fall and a notice of thanks sent to Supt. NJ. Rose for his mtirins work in making it success and a permanent institution.
 Mesdames Fred Gray, Will Ellis and Will Watson were appointed 10 assist Mr. Rose in making flower beds for the grounds, and Misses Lucy Lamb and Fannie Connolly to secure a picture show to raise funds to erect a flagpole for the handsome Has given the Jones scAool by the span ish-American War Veterans and Mr G. Orth, past commander. ' Little Robert Sidney Beasley of Ramble school made e nice speech, telling the ladies he was a candidate for a prize, and secured a number of subscriptions to popular magazines which entitled him to many votes. The next meeting will be enter tained by the pupils of the first and second grades of Misses Bush and McCarley, and refreshments served The following excellent program was rendered by the first primary grades of Mrs. L. Greer and Miss Clara Lloyd:
 Piano solo-Helen Lockwood.
 eading--Gertrude Bridges,
 Piano solo-Ieuore Bumpass.
 "A Good Boy"-Russey Brown. "Tae Land of Nod'-Harriet Wood and Lena BOwles
 Dramatizaton -Harriet Wood. Mar, jorie Ellis Helen Eddy and Lenore Bumpass.
 Reading Rowles
 Readiug-Kathrine Williams.
 Reading, My Shadow'-Mariorie Ellis.
 Solo-llallman Sando"s
 PRESS CORRESPONDENT.
 * * Mrs. Bedding, Hostess-Trio Of
 Honorees.
 Mrs. George R. Bedding was a luncheon hostess Friday when she en- tertained in compliment to Mesdames NJ. NJ. Stapleton, $. A. Homer and M. H. Stallcup, all of whom will leave next week on extended western trips. The table was exquisite in its ap. poinments. The floral decorations were artistic and the menu was de. lcious.
 In addition to the honorees and the hostess, Mesdames NJ. A. Eisele and Charles Weaver were in the party
 *
 Informal Dance.
 Misses Gladys Van Leer and EIlza' beth Deadericll entertained the young people of their social circle Friday
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-18

Let Sorrells Drug Go. look after your KODAK finishing. Gl4-ti
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-18

McCullar, Townley, Ala; G. E. Me Kinney, Henderson, Tenn; Miss Helen Ahearn, Tampa, Fla; J. E. shannon, Tampa, Fla; Mir. McCooper, Alberta, La, H. J. Brucken, City.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-18

Try a sentinel-Record Want Ad.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-18

attention throughout the south than school improvement"
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-18
Hotel Como.

D. Magida, New York; w. J, Cody, St. Louis; F. D. Madding, Little Rock; Lee Summerfield, Little Rock; L. R. Symmes and wife, Toronto; Charles c. Chambers, St. Louis; Carl j. Mueller, Rock Island, nl.; w. A. Paris, St Louis; J. A. Mauck, Fort Smith; Kent Reiney, Camden; T. w. Rosborough, Rosboro; w. L. Owen, St. Louis; H. A. Pyle, St. Louisi w. R. Gamble, Little Rock, C. M. Neess ton, Little Rock; c. B. Taylor, Little Rock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-27

gether. Many chick feeds contain a
large quantity Of grit and may con-
tain grains Of poor quality, SO that
they should be carefully xan1ined
and the duality guaranteed before
they are purchased.
As soon as the chickens will eat
the whole wheat cracked corn, and
otner grams, the sn1ail-s1zed chick
iced can be eliminated. In ad dition
TO the above feeds the chickens
growth can be fastened il they are
given sour mid x skim milk. or butt
ter111flk to dI1nk.H Growing chickens
kept on a good range may be given
all their feed IN a hopper, mixing 2
parts by weight OF cracked corn with
part OF. wheat. or equal parts Of
cracked corn, wheat, and oats in one