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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-26
CITY IS GRANTED
FIVE GENT RATE
!. oNElEcIl| Il|R|lCuGHTs !
!: Minn..ot. !i'! :. Electric light and Power
Company Make, Reduction in
City Bulls.
COUNCIL REvIvEs AND PAYS
OLD scoHsFERucT1oH BILL
J. :. Mccarthy, rslan Well Con.
tractor, Receives lsymeat for
~r~~s !. Work il City.
COUNCIL REVIVES AND PAYS
S. OLD oNsTRucT1oN BILL

The city Of Bemiddt has been grant,
ed five cent rate On ALL electric
lights on the meter system in the
dty by the Minneseta. Electric Light
and Power company, 5aecording to an
announcement made e the city coun-
Gil meeting last eveaing.
Paid ON Sliding Scale.
The city up tosthis time has been
paying for the lights on a sliding
scale from ten cents down. Several
of the aldermen objected to this and
the five-cent rate agreament was
reached. This will affect the lights
at the city hall, public library, city
pump and jail There will be no
charge for lights at the pumping sta
ton, but there viii be a charge for
the current ussaziu operating a fan
there. ~ -, ~. d S +..~ ->-2.a !
:: Alderman J. 4P.sLahr. presided at
the meeting last evening. The alder
men present were Thomas Smart, S.
G. Bailey, Paul Foueault, j. M. Phil
lippi and r.. e. Miller. =
: Jitney Licenses Granted. /
?: The application forIjitney licenses
from Krause & Ward and w. ". La
Combe were granted. This will
make six jitney lines in the city. A
$50 license fee is. charged.
All bills since the, last meeting
were approved and allowed.
Bond is Accepted.
The bond. of the ], b. Olson Enl-
ployment company in the sum of $2;-
900 was accepted and placed on file.
Members Of the volunteer: fire de-
partment reported thAt they were
willing to buy a neK saiarm: system
with their money on. tho condition
that the city reimburse ;them in q
years time .orSas so9D possI6lss
The matter was referfeds ia the next
meeting when written applications
~'-~> .''' ;; Plat Submitted. 49, {: :::=~s. =:
A plat WAS submitted to the@coan-
Gil for Omich's first addition. to Be-
midi, on Gath street, in the northern
part Of the city. The matter was
laid on the table until the next: Meet
ing so that. the plat may be COM
pleted. - ..-5s. - -
:. Old Bill Paid. s.1Ea. 1ss 49, :szs-s1
J. F. Mccarthy, artesfans we'll eon-
tractor of Minneapolis. revived an
old bill of $4,154.03 for the construct
tion of three wells in this city The
bill, although presented last sDeeem-
ber, was never allowed son7account Of
a difference in figures. The figures
were verified last evening at the meet
ing and the bill was ordered paid. 4
Rebate is Given.
The Minnesota & international
railwayzswas given rebate Of $117.60
which was q penalty for the paying
of paving assessments. The company
has completed its payment Of 81
FOO5.69 for strip of paving between
the 500 and Great Northern railways
on Minnesota avenue. It contested
the payment Of penalty as 1t claim
ed that it was not notified. .
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-26

!: F. e. Lister, district commercial
manager of the Northwestern Tele-
phone company, of Duluth, is in the
city today on business.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-26
BOMBS DROPPED
IN VENICE AGAIN

Rome, Oct. 26.-Three Austrian
aeroplanes bombed Venice again to-
day. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-26
QUAIL WILL Be
PLACED bEMIDJI
GAME REFUGE
Carlos Avery, State Game and Fish
Commissioner, in City Investi-
eating Conditions.
COMMERCIAL FISHING IN
RED LAKE IS FAVORED
Whiteish Season Opens Monday; Ap.
plicants Must State Where Nets
Will Be Placed.
COMMERCIAL FISHING IN
RED LAKE IS FAVORED

Quail will be introduced into the
Bemidji game refuge. X
Carlos Avery, state game and fish
commissioner, is In the city today
investigating conditions and is plan
ming on shipping quail to the refuge
here. = Il: =, r. H.: TT
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-26
FUNERAL OF MISS
STELLA THOMPSON HELD

The funeral of Miss Stella Thomp-
son was held this morning from the
Catholic church at 9 O'Clock. Inter-
ment was made in the Catholic
cemetery.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-26
Russets.
(Lot No. 81 i.

tContinued ON last IVA &C.,
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
LINOTYPE LEADS LIST.
Feature of Session on
Warrington stock Exchange.

Sales in Mergenthaler Linotype con-
stituted the feature of yesterdays ses-
sion of the Washington Stock EX-
change Quotation lots advanced
. "a points in bid to 17s IA and prices
on odd lots scared as much as five
points. Two shares were sold at
1912 and two shares went for $50.
Four shares of Lanston were sold at
S01-4.
Among other sales were five shares
of Capital Traction at So 1-2. seven
shares of Washington Railway and
Electric preferred at so 12, thirty-six
shares of Washington Gas at II, five
shares of Commercial National Bank at
1913, and $1,000 worth of Riggs Realty
(short) per cent bonds at 100 IL.
The regular quarterly dividend OF
L. per cent has been declared by the
Commercial National Bank, payable
October l, to stockholders of record
September %. The Eastern Light and
Fuel Company has declared a quarterly
dividend of per cent payable October
i to stockholders of record Septem-
Der -.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER a. 1915

lb. q; process. per h.. 3: under grade. cream
cry. per H.. 25a6: storepached. per Tb.. isA0t
LAHD-Tuo. .1ufe per It.. NSSIs d.. con-
pound. pes h.. ~. Cottonssed oil. psf can. IA
CHEEsE-Nev York. new. pa H.. 10; Cat -
d.. IS: swis domestic per h.. d: do. foreign.
per 3D., r.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens, per, b.. l5.ls; roo,ter..
per h.. l0all: sIring ducks per h.. l3ah: sprina
chickens, per H.. lea2l.
GREEN GOODS-Beans. per basket. 'l.5oal75;
do. per bbl.. i.25al.so: lima beans Ter Qt. l6so
beets. per BUNCH lalh: cabbage. new. per bel.
a5O: cantaoupes. per crate. 150as.0o: carrots. PEI
bunch. lal4: caulihower. per crate. Local 3;
cele-J. per doz.. a5o: crate. 2ooa2l5; corn. new.
pee doz.. i0a2o: cpcumbers. per basket. 15al5o;
cyrnh.ings. crate $aso, eggplant. Per rate. ica5e
ksle. per bbl. 25as0; lettuce. per basket. 0al15;
onions. white Per crate. s0a15; ne-.' PEI ~
buncnes. Saln: okrz. per crate. 75cto0: peas New
Yorr. Per ossket. l.ooal.1: peppeis. crate. 5a4e;
new potatoes. Per sack. Lzal.75; ANS. Local .
sweet potatoes 5oal.5o; tomatoes neirby. per box.
Nal.5
FRUITs-Apples. per bb.. iGis5o; grapes.
Ter bas.. Delaware, Isao: do. Concord. l2l.al3;
do. Niagara l5als; grapefruit. per box. 4.ooa5Oo
oranges. California, per box. iooa5ooi peaches per
crate 7saIoO: pums per basket. l5a:s; pineapples.
ger crate. l.25a2.25: watermelons. each Sac.
LIVE STOCK-veal cGlves. prime. DIT h.. l0ital1
do. medium. per b.. sasis; de-. heavy. sasi sprns
lambs. per lb., sias.
hay, STRAW. AND coRN-Ray ocst timothy.
new. per :on. 100; mixed. per ton. l2oaH.oo;
old hay. per ton q 90; straw. per ton. 10 0ual2o6:
wheat straw per tOn. 500: corn. per bbl.. as.
sEEDS-Clover. crimson. per lb.. "a; new
crop 8: red. l6als: red :op l3al5; alsike. Hal5s:
alfalfa tAmerican grown. per h.. 20: German MI
3t. Per bus. 80: timothy per bus. s.3oa3I'.
bus. I7is2-li: rye. per bus. LOO wheat per Ora,
l55
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. SEPT. 8-Cau money opened at Il. per
cent. high per cent; low IN per cent; renewals
Il. ptr cent; last. per cent: ruling rate II. per
cent
There was an increased demand for industrial
moncy in thn collateral loan market. f't funds
were Offered IN abundance. II said that the
hanks receiving Ter1 little mixed or railroad
collateral and that in consequence their proportion
Of caus outstanding against industrial seC1rties is
considerable ever 30 Per cent. Rates for sixty to
ninety day ksus were trifc frner.
Rates: ~ cr cent for sixty days. "a 70 ) rer
ccnt fer ninety days and Per cent for four. fEe.
aid six months.
Commercial parer market dull with no change
in rates. which follows: per cent for sixty
80 nIne'y DAYS PRIME names IeT cent to 3ii rer
crnt for foIr hve and six months choice maturl-
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

sionals. using the reported hitch in the
loan as their basis, appeared during
the first half hour and continued up
TO noon, Steel declining neary two
points from the high figure of IS rs
established at the opening. Other
shares suffered in proportion. A bet
ter feeling developed in the afternoon
and more than half of the losses were
recovered. but in the last quarter Of
an hour a secondary reaction occurred
which left quotations around the low
est
Nickel Up Ten Points.
International Nickle celebrated its
enlistment on the stock exchange with
an overnight advance of six points
which was subsequently increased to
nearly ten points
Net earnings for the four months
ended July 81. after paying the pre-
ferred dividend equalled 1910 per
cent on the common or at the annual
rate of about % per cent, according
to the earnings statement filed with
the stock exchange.
The collapse in Tobacco Products
common stock on the curb market
from 50 to 25 on Wednesday resulted
in reports that the break reflected
change of control and that George ].
Whelan, one Of the organizers, had
disposed of his holdings.
Southern Pacific responded to the
favorable August earnings with an ad
vance Of one and one-half points.
Gross increased S1.535,69S and net in
creased s1,242,Sso. For the two months
ended August 81, net has increased
s2,564.572.
American Hide and Leather shares
touched new high Levels for the cam
paign.
Another new high price was touched
by Baldwin Locomotive. Talk of the
next stop-over being at par is more
than ever. as is the silence
of the directors regarding the war or
der business taken by the company.
Independent Steel shares showed a
strong undertone on revived rumors
of a big merger but these could not
he confirmed.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Sept IA high official Of the Armour
Grain Company when asked as to the September
wheat shortage Of that concern said that their totAi
shortage amounts to about 900 bushels. and tney
have ample wheat either here or TO come here wltn
which to even up their position. The nIrnor o. tne
Armour concern being short 5000 900 bushels OF tne
September future was generally discredted In poeru
Of trade circles.
There were many rmors Of private settlements
in September wheat, but they could not be uaced
10 a fountain head. The action Of the market IN
declining from Esii to lO would be about the
claims of private settlements between the Longs aho
shorts.
The principal bearish factors in the wheat market
today were the claims Of largely increased recGns
in the spring wheat country for tomorrow. as Win-
nipes reported 1.s50 cans In sight compared with
l.o62 cars today and ~ ean year ago Az Mn-
neapolis and Duluth rsceipts were stated 70 snow
. heavy inosase and this vas also hid q the
receipts at the Wesean mafketA
signal for heavy seIling q vhses as Amne-
apoiis and Duluth, vhicA was followed b the let
ting 60 of ,epodly o6e9im0 q Cai0se wss ne
report tksa Oee busheh Il CAnadian vAees was
worked To cnms 70 Mmnsapona md that @e NE
lihood was Tat tAsN Would b a6dtdoAi souats
sold to b moved - tAs Dafkeh sou1 WS n
ternationA li1s in GO s1ppdo s@4 1919 1919
There verU nj lcOn b vh04 g Cni0oo soo.y
Of lxc 10 ne. ths safiy ar0gh cm9 ~ Q
weakness ht3. ThaS vas eses1 D09nS q
usnims h ~ NetA1ue DuluA 49, Z
o1plets WipinG out a ths RoiumA novoe
dnAzning Q . deeains and Win8tV0 O. ~ q !
- Ia Pt0iuns at ChtaU vcs ully
0a9. altAnnUA ~ nO Dssno 49, - 49,
vn 0sAs1 auses1 prnaD = -
:. - LII =
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. SEM. E-MILLFEED-Steady on
bran: middlings inactive. Spring bran. in loo-round
sacks. 22,'Ja23.oo {" arrivr standard middling 70
arrive. 2275: red dog to arrive. 3looa3I5n winter
wheat. in lnprnund sacks. 10 arrive. ..7o; city
bran. in hulk. rs; oil meal. - 50a4o0o ton.
RYE FLOCE-Essy; demand is inactive. Good
n choice new for September to October il quoted
az sna5 20 in sacks.
CORNMEALS-Inartivs and Hat: sIippl7 hight
kilndred for export, 37oa375. in sacks: coarse
meal in bags. l5sal65
HAY-ReceiptS ISIS tons: easier: fair trade in
choice. Quote: New CropP Prime timothy, 10: Nc
timothy, L3oaLg: No. :. 1loal.l5; No. ,.
q5aI NJ
STRAW-Rereipts. 81 tons: inactive; supplies are
ample. No. l TIC. 7ea75.
PORK-Stnady: busines, is moderate. Mess II T5
al5oo: family. 70 ooag.oo: clear. lSocals5o
REEF-Stcady trade quiet. Packet. Il 5na
ESQ: family ls5oaIs 50: extra India mess g 90.
800: mess T.Jals.on
LARD-Steady: training IL moderate Prime
Western. si5: refined continent. eIo; South Amer
ican, go refined Brazilian in kegs, mn; beef
stearinc 7'ias; lard stearine quiet. at 81.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24

be NOR. tyo-sided. and some Of the Wall Street
interests that had been prominently identified with
the bull side until today outspokenly reaction
ary in their expressions. Sior market advices con
tinued strongly bullish the average. HE oncial
reports showed advances Of to 5 points at outside
points Here spot declined points to l03Sc. with
sales Of 100 bales.
Futures opened points higher to points lower.
but after the call prices advanced rapidly. Offerings
were heavy however. Liverpool being a big seller
on the narrowing of differences The presence Of
buying power was demonstrated by the way these
offerings we're absorbed, and predictions Of unsettled
weather In the Southwest helped to steady the list.
Contracts appeared to be scarcer on the decline.
and the market responded quite readily to the hte
demand.
SPOT at Liverpool was frm at advance Of
points to Sod for idupIand Futures there closed
unsettled at a net gain Of sia 10 lg1s points
New York warehouse stocks are M.S4 bales.
against Go. I7s bales last year.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
MARKET SLyMPS;
LOAN IS BLAMED
Brokers Feel Reaction Of
Stocks Is to Be Ex-
pected.
NICKEL UP TEN POINTS
Control of Tobacco Products to Be
Changed Following Break. Ac-
cording to Rumor.
NICKEL UP TEN POINTS

New York, Sept 23.-Rumors that a
snag mad been struck in the big loan
negotiations were offered as an excuse
for the reactionary tendency displayed
by the stock market today. but the
real reason was the high prices record
ed on Wednesday, which induced
profit-taking. AS veteran broken
declared: This is a big market and
people must expect wide fluctuations"
Spectators and investors have become
SO accustomed to large advances that
a. slight natural reaction surprises
them.
The upward movement of the pre-
vious session was carried over into
the early trading today. initial prices
showing fractional gains. Long stock
together with short sales by profess
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24

1900 bushels. while the sesbosrd reported $4,000
oshels the latter being wholly Manitoba
Sentiment on wheat in the Chicago market was
decidedly beasish for December and May late today
as we'll a. On the curb
Corn ruled higher and strong carry on short cover
ing. but 1t broke later and closed around the bot
tom, showing net Losses for the day OF u to lc.
country offerings Of old were larger. while the
Eastern demand was poor, and cash corn at Chicago
reached the point where 1t may be delivered on
September contracts unless q much better demand
shall quickly become apparent. Cash sales here
were 60 900 bushelA
Oats was &c to &c lower for the nearby fu-
lures and &c lower for May. This market Smpa-
thized with wheat. Eastern demand for cash was
slow and sales 600 bushels. Of which 500
bushels export
One Of the larger packers supported October nbs
and that commodity was advanced. and the list
hrned up more or less. There was some selling Of
long pork and lard for October delivery. with shorts
fha ,b; af b-,v
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
Dodgers Sign Four Drafted Players.

Brooklyn, y. Y, Sept. e3.-Four of the
eight players obtained by the Dodgers in
the annual draft have signed contracts.
according to announcement by the Brook
iyn club yesterday. They are Elwin
Barth. catcher from Seattle; Ira Colwsll.
right-handed pitcher, from Vancouver;
Monty Prieste, right-handed pitcher,
from Syracuse. and Tom Reilly. short
stop. from New Orleans. Reilly is 80
years old, the others youngsters.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
WINDOW TRMMERS BUSY.
Business Men Interested In Fall
Buying competition.

Strong interest is being manifested by
the business houses OF Washington In
the exercises incident to the fall buying
inaugural on Monday. All the large
business establishments of Washington
have entered windows in the display com
petition for which the Retail Merchants
Association has hung up three valuable
cups as prizes, and in addition, the Wash
ington Shoe Retailers Association has
presented the major organization OF re-
taiIers with a cup and $40 in gold to DC
awarded to the shoe merchant and win
dow trimmer whose display excels.
The Judging of the windows will take
place both day and night and will be
coudncted by Leroy W. Heron, Ralph
Goldsmith. ]. r. Hamilton and Troland
Cleare. advertising manager of The
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
Kaiser Made Field Marshal.

Berlin (wireless via Sayviile), Sept. g.
The German Emperor had n meeting to-
day with the King of Bavaria in the his
toric Nurnbers Fortress The meeting of
the monarchs was unusually cordial. The
King presented the Emperor with Ra-
varian field marshal's staff.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations eiven be:ow are for large lot, Of sood
Marketable Goods onlj. Jobbers' prces arc higher.
Lower srades be sold for less Fancy goods
command hiRher prices
Proouce market-Hens and veal calves strong
Chickens and lambs steady. Market in good con-
dion.
EGGs-Frcsh. Per doz., 2sa9; Southern 25aB.
BUTTER-Best prints. new per H. Is: tub. Per
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
COTTON MARKETS.

"" York sep. Ej.-Cotton feveush and
irregular TODAY. rt closed stronger at net gain Of
: II points. Following a decline. renewed public
h'NnS and cGrrrinG hy local shorts promoted
rnrCry Of I2 Joints in tho last hour in spite Of
active Wall Street selling. Sentiment appeared to
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
ASSOCIATION INSTITUTE

Founded IS7S-1,OOO Students, 1914.
Largest Private School in Washington
Gymnasium, Swimming Fool
DEPARTMENTS;
washinRton Preparatory School-Pre-
pares for College or University. Ac-
credited Basis. Day or Evening.
Warrington school of AccOuntancy-
] to 2h-Year Courses. Prepares for
Business and c. p. A Examinations.
See the adjoining advertisement
washiDEtcn Commercial SchOOl-Un-
excellcd Bookkeeping and Steno-
graphic Courses
Grade SchooI-3S boys made up lost
grades last year.
Special COurses-Drafting (Mechan1-
cal nd ArchitecturaD. Public Speak
irg, Spanish. Business Mems English.
THOS. w. WALTON, VI. A., Director.
Y. M. E. A. 1874 G St. N. w.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
YOUR FRIEND MAY CARRY GERMS
One in Every 100 Persons Conveys
Diphtheria, Say Omcials.

Dfphtheria, Say Omcials.
You meet from fifty to 100 persons
every day from whom you are liable to
get diphtheria- At least one per cent Of
all the people are carriers Of this disease
germ.
In announcing yesterday the result OF
States health service asserted that most
of these one per cent are perfectly well
themselves. but they carry the diphtheria
germ. -.-..
The inquiry was started in Detroit,
Mich. A total of 4.093 persons were eA-
amined there by the health service ex-
perts and one per cent of these were
found to have the germ concealed about
their persons.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
ACCOUNTANCY

Employed men may better prepare
for business without Interference with
regular duties. Previous knowledge of
bookkeeping not required.
COURSES OFFERED.
l. fundamentals of Accountancy.
.. Shorter Course in Accountancy.
g. Business Administration.
4. Professional c. P. A. Course
5. Cost Accounting.
6. Law for Business Men
Call or write for free bulletin.
THOMAS W. WALTON Director.
Washington School of Accountancy.
Y NJ. c. A.. 1874 q St. n. w.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
NEW YORK SPOT COFFEE.

New York, Sept. 2.-The local spot market was
quiet at G. .nr Rio Is.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
AMUSEMENTS.
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
TONIGHT

May Irwin and company will give
a single performance of the new
comedy. '33 Washington Square"
in which she is now running in the
Park Theater. New York City. at
the National Theater here tonight.
Friday. September "a. Seats for
the general public will be placed
on sale at the box office of the
National Theater at 9 o'clock a. m.
today. Friday. Prices: Balcony.
$500; second balcony. $l.OO.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24

Total sales 10 shares. against 1.l4..5S yester
day. 4ss 26o 4 week ago. This day . year ago th'
exchange was closed.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24
nished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-24

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08
Troy Hill Lady
Suffered Badly
CLAIMS UEH LINES Mbl ID
SWELL 10 TWICE 1HElH
NORMAL ~lLL.

Plant Juice. the new herbal 4
tenn tonic. nos being introduced
here cmbodics the fou fundamental
principles of health Good cirrua.
ton Elimination Relaxation ud
FERMENTATION
That this is proven ruucIusfclt
% a only necessary 90 read ihe
statement of people who have been
benefited by Plant Juice after they
bad given no an hope Recently The
eued testimonial WAS received oi
Mr. Mary Wilson VINO lives az 40.
21U Troy Hlil piusburg. where she
has resided for the past r. years
Mrs Wilson is very popular aud has
q host OF friends She said
q suffered from stomach trouble
for many years end with rheuma.
Um loo my lower limbs ! ffercd
great pain and my limbs would swell
10 double their size The pain never
ceased night or day and ] vas BOO
agony most of the time had 20
observe O. strict diet for what little
food ! ate fermcntod and formed ga,
Boo my stomach bad tried @ great
many remedies but they failed 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08
POULTRY EXPERT TELLS
WHAT WITH MALE BIRDS
ttrtinus lgain,t Fertile Egg- In
Irmpcrntnre uf ~ nrgfce>-
Ad,aA rooI'''%cD.

.. IHf W
luLLEGE STATION Tc April
Sow fIi me breeding season
q. pa. tH, question comes up as Co
Nhaf are u, going tn do with orr
mt.D birds lcks cockorels ur rnos-
t.r saws Prof " 49, Kazcmicr.
poultry expert Uf Tho s g. NJ COL
'rt. 1877, know t.a' vo cannot
uH.,Ns I..ne them f0 associate
HIf I.. umtl,s ans longer They
@ b. separated. because $500 can
uu. afford FOO produce fertile ,Era
.H.. rapidly dctcrioutr Boo tenn
u.u'Hre q .s iogrce- or above. and
30 DIS almost impossible to keep eggs
100 90 tempo fure below 6s degrees
boz our Harm climate Those who
base any number 90 males. can do
uu UUf.r fIlu build mall coop
ur 'H.m .n Inc orchard of v0.llof
auI .|. '..m tn range boo large
yard I' m.t hD necessary 2" clip
Hrr era 1 prevent Holr lhwc
u.H tH. In.e Those Rho have
nU .F feV males Ja q rule
Uuf II Hf to ntfDu and rII 400
exception. De- ono ur iUo OF fho
muH desirable. These h0uld N.
confined m mlll coop with 200.
u.U. covered yard and placed out
BOO fh. Orchard or Voodlot Iu h'
HaI0 ~ not tbc best practice
#. sob. HH . tHr best breeding
u,.
.. 3ury .uu'd p.rhap
u,. r.. ~ of thc maIo, ".iuc
uu. .f I.. .luul eockorols t1e rod
'ue.l .r .ud buying one or 'wo
additional . tHus doing away
... " n..e ify of providing %
coop a.# t. Tor male. uut nt thr
Ir.. 'H. SOFAS
200 r that uo farmer Zoo ibo
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0HIt .... .r other purposes than
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