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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
"Victorian" Neckwear

NEW shipment of Victorian
Collars on wire frames,
made Of Oriental and shadow
laces, i'll sand and white, at SOC.
Victorian Collars, with flare
back trimmed with narrow band
OF black velvet ribbon and bow.
Made Of all-silk Oriental lace, in
sand, white or black. S1.0O.
Scores of novelties in Neck
wear, the newest designed to fas-
cinate the eyes of the woman fas-
tidious. To see is to admire; to
admire, to desire. Still you are
under no obligation-come and
look.
New Hang Wells
New Circular Hang Wells, with
fancy mesh and velvet border.
Fifteen different different shades
and color tones. Styles also with
mesh and border in varying nar-
monizing colors Note the re-
markably low price. 45c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

An affair OF great interest will be
the Valentine entertainment in the
Woodland Heights Baptist Church
Monday evening from TO II O'Clock
This affair is given by the Woodland
Heights Mothers Club, and will he
one OF the largest H.d most brilliant
events of the winter. Plans have been
perfected for Il charming and delight
full program. Mrs. J. W. Dodd is
L.. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

Mmc. Stuvcn, wife of Captain Stuven.
naval nttnchc to the Chilean embassy
at Washington. il an occasional rlS-
itor Ia the capital from South HethIc-
hem. PA. where her husband Is sta
toned to Supcrintcnd the building of
haftIrshtps for his country. Nine.
Sfuvrn prefers tO spend her time with
her husband in the little cunsyirauin
steel town rnthrr than tn make her
home In Washington. but when some
social event occurs in which the Chill
can embassy Is Interested she goes
over for q short visit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

The marriage o. Miss Marsa.o, Hrod
max. daughter Of Airs Georse II poskc.
ana John iie"son Dixon. of Lewiston.
evening at the residence % inc hriI.
in Hobart Street. Washington. IN.
ceremony was performed by Hny
BERNARD @. Rraskamp IN the nus;c-
room. which was decorated Win usI,o.
yellow roses and Easter Iltes Tho
bride was attended ny Mrs n u n
Burt ns matron OF honor. ME- Rum
Britain as maid OF honor. hud Misc
ELIZA beth Ingram and Miss Nlic. m
gram, Of Richmond, as. brincsmn!ds.
John IL Hale was best man. ana Mir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
First Floor Monday Special

Smart sailor with satin top and lisere un-
derbrlm. Side crown iatticed with silk cord
ing. The hat Of the moment on Fifth Avenue
Retailing in the New York shops at almost
double our price. Our price S2.75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

Continued on Third Page
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OF the Victorian era into something accepta-
Die to fashions tickle devotee of this day?
Those delightful tiny Pokes, those coy Shep-
herdess models, the tragic Charlotte Cordays,
the demure Quakeress-yes they are ''of the
period" but how very 1915-ish!
sailor, shown with the addition of ban
deau at back or side, the brim being narrow
and the crown very fiat, now seems to be run
ming a little ahead of the field for popularity.
The trimmings Of all these models are very
/simple-a single flower covered bandeau.
streamers or an ornament made of maine.
The materials are of crepe, faille silk. fancy
braid, lisere Or malne Models now on dis
play. $3.50 to $500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
A WHITE MAN IS TO
WHIP JACK JOHNSON

running and calling back, Don't XIII me
It's Johnson, and ! won't do II again
And n was this way he attained hi
wonderful foot work which has assiste,
him In securing the world championship
Then he Got too old 90 play with m,
the police department made him 20 e
work NJ course he followed the worl
Of his race and hunted up job OF
the waterfront as cotton jammer
1T was behind the cotton truck At tho
sling or iu the hold N ship that h,
developed bis shoulders aud arms. whlCl
have proved the nndoluR ~ several OF
the white hopes and would he champions
Hut he was always In trouble he wa,
not smooth negro and although h
tried hard to net the uart NJ the hhly
he was quick tO srr that h. was crude
IN his attempts and was meek When call
cd up for his actions Especially n II wa
white man calling him
"But n white man csn whip him con
tlnucd the old GAlyestuuinu. I'm bet
right now that n man from this rity can
yet into the ring with him tell him that
he IL in therr To whip him aud that n
he can't do it nuc way he can another
aud the negro viii rall Tor the sponge
He can't stand having o white man "bal"
him he would rather lose the belt than
take the chances NJ facing white man
he knew after the fight Some day y
white man with EOol arm n better
head and this knowledge Is going 10 get
into n ring with him and when n hap
pens YOU can say that there h new
heavyweight hampton johnson will lose
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
New Work Cation Futures
NTW YORK, March Cotton closed

Jess willard white hope" IL 10 he
deprived " m, honor of defeating Jack
Johnson. worlds heavyweight champion.
At least he will be- deprived NJ such honor
for an indefinite length NJ time. The
reason n believed to he a yellow streak
up the black bark of the present title
holder. There may be- two yellow slrenks
but the big smoke has given no one the
chance TO thoroughly diagnose the case
He il afraid of losing his freedom and
afraid OF losing his crown n be stays In
Havana or goes back 10 Paris he need
not worry about losing either. hut II he
fulfills his contract and comes 70 Juar't
aud fights Willard, he runs risk NJ llN
ing q few years of the simple life bchind
the bars Of some American prison.
johnson realizes that he IN cOntesting
his first real fighter when he goes IN
the ring with willard lie knows the
Kansas contender has q combination oi
brains, science and strength which cut
classes any man of recent years lie
knows his cotton field superstition will
arise TO the top VI his head when he
gets In the ring aud he will walk out de
feated Can you blame him for camping
IN Cuba and waiting for time TO decide
his fatel but he put his John Henry
somewhere.
Jsbnson's Early Life
Jack johnson Ia v round headed broad
shouldered Texas negro, champion of the
worlds heavyweight, and this II how he
got his start
Of course this story has been written
before many times before and nv many
different people, but from one who has q
pretty straight line on the pre- champion
ship trainings Of the dark gentleman n
may be- worth reading
johnson started out In Galveston. There
are business men In that city today who
rnu recall the gang days when John
SON was leader ~ the smoky Row" Eang
and they were members Of the opposing
parties
Il knew him when he was kid" aAld
one of the leading city officials of Gal.
weston not long aEo. He was Just the
same negro then he Is today Trying to
get back at the white man aud doing thnst
| things which would make him the hero
| of the negro gang, neiEhbOrhood or peo
pie / was member OF the police de
| partment thea and although they clair
| h. IL one ~ the hrayest men who eyei
stepppd into q ring. | know that he never
| saw the day he would not follow M,
around like pup Why. have gone oui
| after him ON several occasions and all
/ you had 10 do was 10 tell him who you
/ were. that YOU wanted him, aud that yor
were going 10 take him hack with yon
| He would 20 He never showed fight
| Thai H. when he knew you were not 70
! ing to take anything off him. aud they
generally understand Il In this part ol
Took = shot s Him.
"Thats right snid his friend. "On,
night | heard noise NJ the back " ms
house and opened the window ant
started shooting. A negro Lad starteC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
GRAIN.



'HI'AGO MARCH 70 Bulllsh Views uf
th" government report on farm reserves
brought about rush Of buyinR today
lu ih" Wh"Hr market here and carried
prices sharply higher According to one
authority ruu Washington figures on r.
serves showed thut the present rate " eX
port shopm.ut, from the United States
would have tU bee reduced more than half
l"f 'he period from now until July l.
here wore no early signs however ~ any
's-'unu foreign demand The openin z
"h'h ranged from n 10 dA higher wus
followed by decided further adrtnrp
Nud then moderate reaction
Corn developed some firmur-s owing 20
ihr strength " wheat Price changes how
nNrr we're narrow and trade almost even
Iy local
Nner opening n shade 10 AGAc mp the
market declined shade
Outs responded 10 the movement Of 9th
rr grains
Provisions eascd m viii hogs Srn'rp
though was scattered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
He Gnrc Thcm Warming

A sturdy lltile Lancashire lad wel
to a recruiting station to enlist
lie was much disappointed VIII,
the officer told him he was too sms
and too young
"Carn't you find me some Job
the army what I am big euouF
for" anxously asked the lad
NO. can't. I'm sorry 20 say" r,
piled the officer
As the lad turned sorrowfully ava
he said
We'll don't blame me II u
bloom.n Germans lick o. T. lot OF yo
that's all"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

"Thats right said his friend. zone
night heard noise at the back " my
house and ! opened the window aud
started shooting A negro lad started
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
STOCKS AND BONDS.
wall street

NEW YORK March 81 The usual mi
el puae .haugss we're register, d In today
early stock market. leading issues shov
ing an Irregular trend. Union Pacifi
United States Steel aud Il few other pror
ineut shares rose fractional Specialti.
Ike the motor stocks and WoolwOT
were upprrgiuhly higher while Intern
tlounl Harvester and American TObac.
preferred. Welded point each. Amer
raru We're tower iu LJldoI, Heading d
rlulug u point
lrulIug IN speciultles dominated q
market In the afternoon 20 the negle
NJ representative issues Gains OF one
-iN points were shown by Bethlehe
steel Corn products preferred. Weste
MARYLAND and MAXWELL Motors
Diversion OF speculative interest 10 q
special class caused renewed selling
stocks The close was steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
BARE FEDS RECEIPTS
AZ Hearing Of Injunetlon Restraining
League from Removing n. c. Fran
rhiss Loss WIN ~ Made Public.

CHICAGO March o Financial opefe
tlons Of the Federal league were expected
to he revealed today At the resumption
of the hearing On the temporary lnlunr
tlon recently granted nestraining the
league from transferring the Kansas CITY
franchise to Newark, n j.
Counsel for the Kansas City club as.
serted that officials " the league re
ceiycd the gate receipts Of the club after
advancing u $1,000 loan but had failed
10 give an accounting Of the receipts.
The club lost heavily last season and
~ officials of the league contended thai
4 had not lived up 70 Its financial Oh
legations the franchise was transferred
to Newark The Kansas CITY stockhald
ers are attacking this action a. illessl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
PROVISIONS.
Chicago Produce

Chicago Produce
CHICAGO March Euffnr lower
creamery 2id ysi5c
EEgS lower receipts 1855 .1ses. No
market cases Included lGlaH1-'ar. ordin
ary nrsts lGis first lTN.
Potatnrs. Lower receipts ~ cars Wis
ponsln Red 9UH3I. Hu white "9WIU
Poultry higher springs l8's. fowls
lGl.
Kansas cts Produce
KANSAS CITY March g. Nuftrr ogrs
and poultry unchanged
st. Louis Produce
ST IuIlS March % puuurv butter
unchanged Erg. lI0
New YORK Sugar . .. ......
NTW YOEk Nurh o Raw sugar
ens, Centrifugal SAL molnsscs 81 ~
refined quiet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
New Orleans Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, March a-Desplt'
hotter cables than due. the cotton mar
ket today opened nj decline aud NJ tho
end " the first half hour VI busines,
stood AZ A net loss Of 4 TO q points New
crop months showed more resistance Il
pressure than the old Selling came prin
cipnlly from spot houses, II was said
The frct that new business with Ger
many wus impossible caused modcratl
selling under which the decline was wld
ened To 10 points A reaction result
ed from fresh long buying on reports al
an improved demand from England a
noon prices We're a. d net advance Of on,
UOiuf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
NEN ORLEANS March y COtto
'lusnd steady Ht met decline N 8 10


LIVERPOOL, March y Cotton spo
steady Good middling $50: mddiln
5o7 low middling 4d1 Sues G.OOO; spe,
ulHtion and export 800 receipts 1894
futures quiet and steady MAY June 400
lunr luly % O3H, July Aug SO. Oc'
9 20 Jan I3l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
MARKET REPORTS

Hog receipts 1907, steady to strong
bulk 81 jOHfb
sheep receipts none. steady. lambs
81 11HS r1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

NEW YORK. March o. The cotton seed
uil market closed steady Spot Gijc bid
March q 154iSl. April assam MAY 0eia
~. June 702mOi July Ti2Wll; Aug
sOm - Sept i2Gn21 oct ASA Z 202
Total sales 1850
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
VEHICLES AND AUTOS

TO AUTOMOBILE owners Exchange
auto painting for lumb--. groceries fur
niture clothing etc. Guarantee Auto
painting 1920 W 2nd Wal G547
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
NoTRE DAME SCHEDULED
ron TwO GAMES IN TEXAS

SOUTH BEND, Ind. March e4-Ths Ne.
trc Dame football schedule a. ann3unsea
today, includes games with Texas Al Aas
TN nov, - Rice Institute at Houstea.
Nov. ~. :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
LIVESTOCK.


~ LOula LiNestOch
ST Louis. March -IIog1, receipt s
1000 higher. pigs aud lights Sd7ln,
'H,c nd butc"ers ,'t'et "a good cu
w s. hd7
Cattle receipts 1900 steady TO lower
Native beef steers f7d9 COWS and hsf
Prs sac: native calves $50 70.
sheep receipts isO strong Native NUT
tons SO T1GrI j0 lambs - I5dS ~ vear
n n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

LUMBER BRICK LUMBER
All kinds of new and second hand lum.
Der, doors, windows and bricks az very
low prices. Oklahoma wrecking Co, sis
\, Broadway. Phone Wal BbT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
Nov nrI.nns Cnitnn

NEW ORLEANS March y Spot cotton
steady ia points up Snlr- on the spo
NlSO 10 arrive $3.50 Good OrdlnnT
u - strict good ordinary Gsl low mid
ding ss good mlddlng Ns2 strict goo,
mlddlinr alH Receipts ~ 5G2 stock 37i
J97
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

NEW AND USED Timber, new and used
ing CO.. ae0 South WALKER walnut 1se
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

fOn SALE.
Fence Posts, most any kind or length.
Davidson and Case Lumber Co., "a W.
Reno.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
s1OCKERs AND FEEDERS

HOGS Around 3SOO head NJ hogs
turned up for Tuesdays trade which was
steady to g. higher Top Tor best hogs
was t6s5 bulk sold limi5 Pig, selling
~ 4 5O 90 jo Stage $1,000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

chicago tAah trhtu.
CHICAGO. March y Whrnt % red VI 5i
l4ml55 2 hard 81 55u 51L
Corn yellow i4c
oats, standard 5ItuH,
BARLEY 7ldS5c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

III YOU WANT loan On your home
try the Aetna " T. GcorEc, Agt 20s
Zieglar bldg, W no
EASY PAYMENT Loans 20 allRried men
or women no security necessary, Arthur
Heatherly, 2s1 Lee Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
w A Mt ADS
RATES AND INFORMATION

Three line ads averaging 10 words-are
inserted 0 times for e0c.
situation Wanted ads are accepted for
three insertions without charge.
Contract rates quoted on request
CLOSING HOURs-want ads must be
IN before noon for insertion the same
dny. Want ads received after Il and be
fore 2 D. m. win be inserted In Too Late
10 Classify" column. Ads will be taken
between 3 a. N. and p, m. at office or by
telephone.
BLIND ADDRESS ADS-Answers 10
blind ads will he given only wheu ticket
showing advertisers KEY number II pre-
sented Information giving advertisers
Identity will In no case be divulged
TELEPHONE WANT ADs-You may
nhone vonr nd 10 THE TIMES Ash for
r n Y ~ want Nd Dept This con
venienre ~ for patrons NJ this paper and
pHvmcnt should De wnde promptly when
bin IN presented when you phone your
want nd request that II be- repeated TO In
sure accuracy.
RECEIPT Rctnin vour receint for pav
ment NJ want Ads as no mistakes can be
rrctlfed without t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
BUSINESS CHANCES

S~~1~N~s~~~~~s~>~N~~~~~ ~~-~~N~~-~~~~s~~s~--~-~~
WORKING PARTNER wanted; invest
mtnt " 500 necessary together with en-
orgy aud honest; easy pleasant occupa
tiOn, large returns Lady or gentleman
ambitious to get In the good money class
address Lie care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
ChIo.so Grain and PrOyl.lo...


KANSAS CITY March o wheat No
2 hard 81 iadlO. ? red 81 4sdi a.
Corn 2 MIXED 1Od y white y
Oats No white J6d57 mixed 53a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
HUMPHREY GAS ARC LAMPS
ARE DEPENDABLE.

We guarantee TO give you more and
consuwaS than anv athar NM W s
We repair any other make Of gas lights In
use. For yonr gas troubles call W. $500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO March Hog rerolDts -
nm dur hulk 81 Ndp0' Hight 81 BHHG ~
mlyed 50 65mAaS heavy fG21NN1 rough
80 1jdhO pigs bTbd7O
Cattle receipts 1000 weak native gte"rs
81 oSda. western 81 lS6fT N rovs and
holfers ~ iOsb7 NJ calves tfnHp7i
sheep receipts ~ mn s'rad, shacon 7
nj 10. venrlinr- 81 sOde " rmh, g. ana
ass
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

Kansaa city Iiyrstoek
KANSAS CITY, March Hog receipts
eOOO bulk s6p0d7 heavy 81 NOG7 heavy
81 GSdT: pigs S82hmG1I
Cattle receipts II iON steady IN lower
prime FED steers 81 2ia ,1. dressed beef
steers STds, southSru stc"r, S6dT 70 .
cows ~ 2Sds. stockers sea- 20
Lambs SNmq n. venrliuu- XSaS ~. veih
ers - 26de, ewes S7G7-T
Ft Worth IiVestOch
FORT WORTH, Tex Nsrrh o Cattle
rccelnts t7Oo' steady Reef S0N7oI
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sT- LOUIS CAsH GRAIN

ST LOUIS March y Wheat ? red 81 "a
lUlE. hard HlH
Corn NO @ 12c white 71h
Oats NO Q ~ white 51itni5
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

{, gier am RiirbisitereeE; B. nusgetpnh'
fene 2arue; e, $uppe; t. 3eIIe Der
Yuppe.
Elm onberes S6uBmittsl fir bic Ran'
ten miro empfobIen. einsn tIeinen
Sell berieIben, iobulo iie iid eiuis
eermoBen entnideIt BADEN, nit elmer
0iinnen S6idt Groe gu beoedeu. 0as
nit ii6 neue Wur3etn biloen. bic,
i'm Sale Die uriprungIiden 3eyit0rt
tperoen. Die pFlan5e e.nGbren for
nen. 9as am meIitea anaepanote
Gu3rottungsmitte lit oos !6eraus
fdneiben aus oen 4,.tngeln Der Eon
len, ipobei man otn Shniit am be
lten ser Qdnge nod madpt, 0amtt oi.
Yerbinoun9 Der Hante NIT Der l8ur
3el 10 menig ME m09Iid geitort piro.
Dos GItern 5niett oes Glrbis
r~anfen6obrers iii cine i65nfarbi9e
Wlotts nit unour1ij4tiaen, eldn3cns
Den, olipenorauneH goroerfligeIn.
oeren Gduoer eine meia4ariine Garbe
bobtn. Die 8Iu9rosiis lit i bis II.
Boil. Die biutersn 5lugel limb oGrd,
iidtig unb geooert. Der Geib bdt gel
Be o0er rot., f6ipdr3e uno bron3sfars
biee 3sidnungen unb Die 9interFibs
limb tart bebdlyt. 9erihieoen Don
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praftiIhe Winfe fir 6eaiieelsiihter.
Die mauier,eit oes 6efneels.

nabme ocS Segclis ermogliden.
&inqegen miro man bel @cnnen, Die
in ibr orittcs SSabr geben mo bis
Gn0e Hopember nocr Anfung DC
Scnber int 6eoermedicl iteben. III
Gen meiiten TGaen oIf Gier i'm.
@inter perqeblih mortcn. Gies lit
aud elmer ser &aupt9riinoe. pcS-
balb Die GrtemntniB lid INNER
mebr 9ahn hridt, ooB Die 0altung
BON Sennen itber oas 5Ipeite Sc
bcnsiahr binals mnmirtbidoftlih lit.
IS frogt lid. Oh ser 3iid)ter IN
Der Gage lit. III ocn &erlauf Der
Mnltier forocrno ein5uoreifen ooer
nidlt. IS lit mieoerhoIt uno bon
ucrid)icoencn Seitcn Die @ebouptung
oufgcItellt moroen, ooB Der 3iihter
ole Wuticr hecinfluIien fonue uno
e5, io~5ulaqet. in Der @nno babe.
oicien &orgone in tilr5eter 3eit
mo eemilierntoBen 5u jeoer 3eit lidl
obipielen 81 Iuiien. gu 0ieiem
3mede iontcn Die @iibncr einge-
ipcrrt unb ourd reid)Iid ii Gage
ic fnnpp aefiittert iueroen. oaB tic
chen notboiirftig ibr 2eben friiten
tonnten. Damn gob ma ibncn
mieber freien 2orlf mo fiitterte
Gleid6eitig 70 frGftig mie MIR m0q.
lid. Gs iino BON iahoerIt0nbiaer
unb berlifencr Seite mcbrere Sabre
binour6 in oieier Gihtung NIT
tleinen St1mmen &eriuhe ongeIteat
moroen. Sobei bat man foIqenocs
ermittelt: Ser rnihe Gintritt ser
Ntolicr lit offenbur, menn o1h niht
ollie Sennen lid oa3u periteben.
Sci e~inidhriecn Sbiercn ober lit
0ieier Grfola 5iemlih regcImGBiq.
9ie 0ouer ser @oltier an iid obcr
miro foltm beeinfluBt. 3nor per-
Dem Die olten Seoern ifneIcr ob9e-
ltoBen. obcr oie G%rneuerltng qebt
cher Iongiomer ols bel unbeeinfIllb-
tenn &erloufe Dor iid. 9o gleidl-
5elti9 onocrc Semen gleihen 1So6r.
9an9es freipillig in sic Mauier ire
ten, mar Ser &ergIci6 m6qIidl.
Sine Gnbcpanie iii nOtbig.
IS Iheint. Dab noh ocn ihncqen
Iusfau Der 6e0ern Dos Sbier 5tn0dIt
cine Nubepoltie mndlt, nm lid bon
Der S%ungcrfur 81 erbolen. i10ent
cltl StiuItono e~intritt, m1hrero Del
len foltm nel,e 6eoern gebiloct iuer.
Den; bin9e9cn tritt picoer cine Ser
mebrung OcS icl6itpcrItGnoIid oe-
iuntencn @etpihte8 Gin. Grit oonn
be9inlt ooS Mohicn Der neucn 9Se-
bern. Wton erreid)t olio teinen
Sortheil, aud nift ont Slltter, ga
Die fnoppc @%rndbrlng mo Sic icbr
leihlide nod ser 3mangsfur cirolt-
Scr mieoer o%uibeben. Gs ideint
bin9cgen, ooB in onoerer 8eSicbuna
lmQiinItigc 6ol9cn ouftretcn. III
Dem bic 10 bebanoclten Semen I'M
Ecgcn mabreno ocS SpdthcrbItes OF
lenltftlidl Qeocn Die ilbriqen nod)-
ltonoen. Mon moft i'd oIio beion-
oerc Irhcit uno crrcid)t nid)t einnlaI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17
Silos in Wisconfin.

ills9eInmnlt 1850 6armen -
0as eutipridlt 92.G Gro5ent aller i'm
Stdnte O~orbduoetten 6urucn
gtildnpirtlidldft betrieben; auf sic.
len 6aruneu muroen insgeiarnmt
1473,505 Stiibe gebalten. @iernu6
mnre an /. HSlili III @iScouiilt TO-
Ulel Silos oorbnroen. oaB aui ie
81 Gilbe Elm Silo tommt. 4noers
torednet, %entiiel altf ie 49, mild.
pu,bihaftllde 5arnlat elm Silo.
Ga in oieier Statiltit ober oils
unilhmirtbihoftlid,c 6arm lebe fSorm,
olf Der MIR Elm paar Dtil6fUbe ge-
bulten .ueroen, ge5ablt moroen 1T. 10
fuur man lpobl annebmen. Sab ihon
nielleidt ouf ie , Observation-Disclosures
6arme1 Elm Silo entfdllt, 3. 3. oltT
6armet, auf oenen minoeiteis 10
Yfildltiibe aebalten meroer. @s oirf.
Il fdiiH eln anoerer Staot in Der
llniou icia. Der bellte ld)on eirtcn 10
hobct 9roSettine miIdmirthIdofi-
lldler 6armcn NIT Silos oufmeiit.
@ir oilrfen oesbalb. ouf Die Elm.
Icitenocn AuSfilbrun0eu 6llriidfom.
mcno, feltItellen. Dab sur Belt IN
@iSconiin Ole 2on0pirtbihoft. ouf
mrllfmirtbidnitIidem @etriebe felt
0cgrilnbet, ON meiiten aeoeibt uno
mtfS bette proIperirt. Die uieleu
SiIos III @Isconlin iino Sic iiftboreu
3tIueiSltlde oaflir.