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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Oct. s-Prices made
further recovery today from their abrupt
declines OF Wednesday. under guidance
s9f the railways. which governed the
market from start to finish The move
ment In the transportation shares fur
nisned the most impressive demonstra-
uon OF strength seen in some months
ana much needed change from the long
period OF hectic trading in stocks whose
values are yet 10 be determine.
Reading was the most conspicuous
feature OF the rails. and for that matter
OF the entire list its sales OF $4,000
shares exceeding those OF every other
issue. At its top Price of 1921 "a
showed gain OF Is.
Specialties opened strong. Westing-
mouse. Crucible Steel Colorado Fuel and
Sbaldwin Locomotive recording advances
OF 70 points, while Bethlehem Steel
rose pa to the new record OF 45g with
i've points for the preferred at IFS.
Inese gains were substituted by losses
OF 80 and 3 respectively at the end OF
the session.
Total sales OF stocks amounted to
l,SI5,OO0 shares making the tenth sue
cessiVe full session in which dealings
nave approproXimated that amount.
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coTroH MARxEr.


WV YORK. oct. Cotton futures
opened steady. October S124s. uerer,bcr
May st8.23 F''''''
Inc early rally carried December m
70 tl-.tt aud January fo Sass. on e fo
\ points not higher. but the demand ala
not become active or general ana rrfces
speh 'ascd again under renewed reafis-
US ana talk OF easier spot offerings
from the south
december broke to- f1255 and January
~ VI -tf before midday or about p to II
pllnL net low ~. Bot at This level prices
tAsln HLehnied on covering shown 81
rallies ~ 90 points
Trading was less active during the
early afternoon and after having SHOW.
net lossos 81 about 10 90 rs points fh~
market ruled sfeadier With Tarnsry
N'fklng % from 1897 90 1880 or u-ifh.
in point ~ last nights closing ffrure-
,Snot cotton quiet. middlinE upianda
Nif lh. no sales
80 9,t"n futures closed steady. October
March fl19a. May $3.50
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations BY Q. p. Brauniieh : CO.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Oct -Butter-Ensier:
creamery extras ts2 score) 2sc: cream
cry 'higher scoring) 2siz a soc: hrsts
seconds 5if n csc.
az tss5eiss Sleao}t fresh gathered extras
30 q gee extras firsts 33Q34c: nrst- -
Sc seconds 23h ~ 27c. nearby hcnnery
hennery browns 80 10 3sc.
STEADY, state, whole milk
IIesh usts white specials 15c. do coli
ored lsu Is "a e.. do white ana coiorca
average fancy 14Lc
Live poultry-Firm. western chickens
10 q leEc, fowls 1874 Ollie. turkevs
lem lsc, dressed firm. Western frozs,
roasting chickens 19n21c. fresh fowls
loed l4u slzc. frozen turkeys l7a2ic.
Flour steady.
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SISTERSVILLE

sfsTERSvfLLE. W. Va. Oct. Sis
tersville High viii meet the Lsnsly Ca
diets o. Wheeling this afternoon and one
Of the best games Of the season Is look
ed for. Last year Linsly defeated the
locals 70 and the boys are hoping to
be able 60 reverse the decision. The
High school viii give a dance IN Thistle
Hall this evening In honor OF the Cadets.
Mr.. Jesse Fox and Miss Margaret l..
Williams. both Of THE city. we're mar
ried az ? o'clock Wed day evening by
Rev. J. o. Bolton. pastor OF the N. u.
church
Mrs p. W. Ben and little son. Julius.
nave sore to Lima OHIO. 20 spend
Mrs N. J.. Martin spent Thursday in
wheeling with her daughter, Miss
Maude Martin. IN the North wheeling
Mr and Mrs Thurman r. Locke. a
bride ana groom Of recent date were
honor guests az n shower given Tuesday
list church Another shower was given
for Mr.. and Mrs. Locke last evening
by the choir 81 The Baptist church they
.., iVea lafee ASSORTMENT Of lovely
Rev Father p. A. Hoice was IN wheel
Ing this week attending the conferences
or me Priests of the Wheeling diocese
Mrs p R Moore. who has been visit
lnE ner mother. Mra. NJ T.. Martin. has
returned % Der home in Pittshurrh
Dr ". TT Young went 60 rnrkerahmrr
Thursday to attend the OPENING ~ fne
LITTLE kanawha and ohio valley Nefi-
CaI Association. We read paper on
TIE Diagnosis and Treatment of' pneu-
mOuln
Mrs WIN ouIrfev Mrs q " urovr,
and NIea Esther Peterson rave q n1fs-
CeiIanrnue shower wednesday sverirr
for Mra Arch Boyd q bride n ssnte-,
hrr There we're twenty-five quests arre-
rnf ard Mra novd rrrefvrf raa., a.
trlCfItc and useful rfffa
Mas Mamie aa.ff "a rr.rr. fs-t.
cf NeW Mafau0raa were here Thure-
DAY evening 90 go Twin neds- ~ tho
auditorium.
VIE a W. HICKMAN and daughter
port 20 Wilt relatives over sunday.
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Logan q sryAn's closing STOCK Letter

NEW YORK, oct. s-The rails exhib-
itsa pronounced strength as aid the cor
Hets,..soIit the latter. IN company with the
industrials. sagged In the last hour o.
hesvy realizing. The news consisted
emery OF Developments in Connection
4flth the Bulgarian affair. but ala Mt
exert pronounced influence on sto -
market sentiment The list has enioved
a very quick recovery from the depres-
StSun Nni1h occurred a few days ago and
NHlle II - true great many weak 49,
SoInts were eliminated on the decline
III ~. long lines were largely replaced
~ ne uptufn and the short fntereSf
SIase except IN the rail department me
market again bears a rather unbcsItb,,
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RA[)E

NEW YORK. oct. s-Bradstreets to-
morrow Will say:
In the economic situation performance
NolioWs promise at a rapid pace, and as
uniaVorable factors are eliminated even
Iagging lines are brought into touch
with the circle Of growing activity. In
oustry shows notable activity. Ship
yards are working at top speed steel
MUS are producing at rapid rate blast
furnaces are working at an Unparalleled
gain Eight Of the cOuntry's crops are
OF record proportions. this weeks banL
ciearings reached peak point. textile
tiIls are on run time. wooden mIlls are
busy, plants making munitions OF war
are oVertaNed' flour millers are pushing
production on a night and DAY basis 10
take care OF home and foreign demands
machine tool shops are turning down or
oers because OF inability TO make deltv-
etles oulidinE values for September
snow a sharp gain over last year our
Ieiaions 10 international political AZ
iSlrs are seemingly more reassurfng
Ihan al any time since the European
mar started. and almost everywhere in
the country optimism Is rife Wet IN,
bank clearings Sf,S6I.6E 600
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INITIAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. s-The metal er.
change quotes LEAD $3.50. sreiier no,
quoted A. London lead r1f re Ga
speiter fgs. &c.
Copper steady, siectroIytic tIstaa
1alF
Iron steady and unchanged
So nod 8l00
40 London spot copper fTa rr fu-
turcH ttl, rlectroirffr Csc gnof H.
tits Joe. futures ftto. f6a AntimonV
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SUGAR HsARKrr

NV YORK. oct a-Raw SUGAR ftr.,.
Centrifugal g3rB17gT. nniaaase a. II. y.
Zoo. refined steady
sugar fufuree opened higher TODAY On
we o'nli Nnat Jon N yesterday hlvfrr
move mont. 80 noon prices were fs fr Ell
points higher
Wall street buying sustained r-f-..
~ we afternoon. The closing uraa ffrr,
l'ecer ber fs.l7. March ta1s. MAY fr Ell.
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NEW YORK, Oct. S@The advance in
copper stocks has aroused interest and
Anaconda expected 10 be leader. Inspir-
alton also finds much favor trong be-
lief prevails that copper stocks and rail-
roads Will be very active and go higher.
y. a w. Penn'a, y. Y. Cen. Erie. 9. 4
o.. Union Pac. and Southern Pac are
nkely 70 make good. Steel in good de-
rected work higher. J. S. Bache & Co.
For the last months, Mohawk has
1881. 1t has earned S7si .0Oe during
these past eight months. There are
only 10000 shares Of Mohawk and you
at the rate OF si2. per year. The com
pany has ample funds In the bank and
~ in position to increase its dividend
A ns .tst semi.aan9a dividend paid in
think Mohawk ought to sell at $50. a
snare You wont make any mistake by
putune your customers into it. II Is one
tiss.
NEW YORK. oct. s-The break in tho
war stocks has turned out to be a
mighty good thing for the rest OF the
market peculation Is shifting into the
railroad stocks. and into the coppers.
There was more doing in the copper
shares yesterday than there has been for
months. IL looks as n We were on the
verge OF big COPPER share market. and
wall street will welcome Il with open
arms, a big speculation In coppershares
Tor the very good reason that there are
comparatively few coppers carried on
margin In the street For some DAYS, l
nave been suggesting the purchase OF
Ray Cons. understand its dividend Will
be increased in December The stock
ought TO sell above $50 a share with an
Increased dividend. In the Immediate
future Greene Cananea will be listed on
the New YORK stock exchange. II Is ex-
pected that when this happens the stock
VIII be much more active than a has
heretofore been. The gossip on inspira-
tion that 50 is the objective. IL Is also
said Anaconda viii sell across so. I
urge the taking OF profits in war stocks
and the shifting Of speculative accounts
10 the coppers- ]. W. Prentiss.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. oct. S.-Heavy selling be-
SsiIie OF the government forecast OF a
oa,Vn oushel crop resulted In a nearly
SJhtlnuoHs decline today in the price OF
=, rhe AZ The market closed nervous. sA
W ~ cents net lower with De-
dsper al SlOlA and May sI.U2 4. ~
t;V< NC Corn lost ITO iAc. and oats
70 sc. In provisions the outcome
HANGED from 2iec decline TO a rise OF 5
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BY GEORGE MeMANUs

demand 1881: cables $3.50. Marks. de-
Inand sR% cables S2z. Lires. demand
Sb.zS. cables S6.2S. Rubles. demand "a.
cables 34i.. Bar silver 4sL Mexican
dollars ASA. Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds strong
Time loans firmer: so DAYS ~. 90
days 2. six months 3d3L.
Can money steady. high 2: low TX:
ruling rate 1 y last loan 2; closing bid
=; offered at g.
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Cash quotations:
Wheat-NO. ? red SIlO: No red
tl.O7 y fl.09: No. ? hard xi.IO5S. -xo. |.
hard Sl.0SH1.O9.
Corn-No. ?, yellow 60. a63ikc.
Oats-No. 3 white 34L n35ibc. STAN
daId 37% G3Shc
Rye-No. 3 e6Tg9c
Barley-5C n soc
Timothy-S5. OOI75O
Clover--Si2 .0OIlsOO
Pork-S1447.
Lard-s9I5
Ribs-Ss.12H9.7
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Logan & Bryan. Grain Letter.

CHICAGO. Oct S-Wheat-Foreign
advices again show further crop deteri-
grafton. Reports show large losses from
unfavorable weather in government re-
Port. wet weather has reduced quality
OF wheat so that much Of 10 will not be
have 70 be used for feed. The feeling
was rather bearish last night and mar
ket may open smoc lower. We consider
the world situation extremely bullish
and strongly adhere 70 our builish posi-
ton
CORN-Frost last night was light 20
early reports confirm heavy damage
therefrom. Our bullish views maintained
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Petroleum.

on CITY. Pa. oct. S.-Credit bal
nnecs r. 10. Runs 12f.GaS. AVERAGE AZ !
se2 shipments $3.50. average ss.2ts.
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rlashs. To ua.t.n.

appearance. and we re disposed to be-
ieve the recessions will gain occur
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Total shares l.44s.eoo.
Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELINQ. "

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. s. rs.
The active PittsburEa STOCKS corrected
daily BY A +. Masten a. Co. DANGERS
Virginia building
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MONTY MARKrr.

NEW YORK. oct Mercantile r,,er
10 2 y. sterling. 60 dav hills faeE ~
mand tae9.76; cables tl76as. rr,,e.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. oct. S-Cattle-
steady; supply light Choice 50 O0 n,
$50; prime Ss.75a9.OO.
Sheep-Steady. supply light: prime
wethers S6.l5 q SIS; culls and Commons
calves Sl1.5OH12OO.
Hogs-ActiVe. Receipts 20 double
decks prime hcavies and mediums and
heavy workers. SS.5OnS 10. Iight xorLers
= :ooq 1.5O' pigs $500 a $50: rough 500
CHICAGO. oct. -Hocs-Receipts
1900 head. steady. Bulk xSOOaS so:
nght s.s0n SIS. mixed S7S5mSfO.
pigs S5.25Q75O
cattle--Receipts 1000 head; steady.
Native beef steers $3.50 1880: cows
400. S''V"V
sheep-Receipts 1900 head; unset
sied. MSthers s. 20 a Sos; ewes $1,000
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coFrnu aAnrrr

WV YORK. oct s-Coffso pfo ~,
d .lc futures steady. December acc
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING, W. Va. Oct. S, '1b.
Range OF active stocks on the New
YORK Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
a. r Masten & Co. brokers.
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Stocks 3731
Boston Copper Stock.

WHEELING. w. Va. oct q rs
Corrected BY a 2. Masffn r. co. mem
hera boston stock TFrhnure No a1a
Fourth avenue. pltteburrh. IA
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LONDON. oct s=nar sffv.r $50
POI ounce Money Z ror cent Discount
ratce short bills 80 uaa per cent .fhrce
months ~ 0fN per cent
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~ Ialon stoCE yard
WHEELING. ". Va

. lHIH- U0T F-TradInr WnH quIoi ~
thc hourFc to-day. Hcnfee eGf Boo ~,
change on London ar sac
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f9l-HaEcl-Atlaa books close Oct 18Th
Tor 20 dividend payable oct 90
lN-WhE steel A. Iron books close
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LOCAL STOCKS
STOCKS IBi,

WHEELING. W. Va. oct. 3. Is.
Stock Exchange.
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Bid. [ Ask.

STANDARD SUBSIDIARIES
WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. 4 ,Ts
Corrected by NJ. A. Mssten A. co
members New York Stock Exchange
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Curb Mining Stock.
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. \. TX
Reported by =. r. Nasten q Co l.
s 5rshd manager. members New York
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CO T ON

WHEELING. W. Va. oct. s. rs.
Market reported by \. r Mssten a. Co.
fnemb ers New York Stock Exchange
1 Onen. [ Hirh [ I.n,r | r.1.--.--
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-25
French Remedy Aids
Stomach Sufferers

France has been called the nation
without stomach troubles. The French
have for generations used simple mix
ture OF vegetable oils that relieve stom-
ach and intestinal ailments and keep the
bowels free from foul, poisonous mat
ter. The stomach is left to perform its
functions normally. Indigestion and
gastritis vanish.
Mr. Geo. II. Mayr. a leading druggist
OF Chicago. cured himself with this
remedy in a short time The demand
IS so great that he imports these oils
from France and compounds them under
the name OF Mayrs Wonderful REM
edy. People everywhere write and tes-
tify TO the marvellous relief they have
received uSirg this remedy-one dose
will rid the body OF poisonous accretions
that have accumulated for years and
convince the most chronic sufferer from
stomach, liver or intestinal troubles.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is sold BY
leading druggists everywhere with the
positive understanding that your money
will be refunded without question or
bubble il ONE bottle fails to give YOU
absolute satisfaction.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-25
FORD'S FERRY
DELAYED from last week. J

delayed from last week.
Groves Jones. of Springfield.
ILL.,, is the guest Of his sister,
Mrs. Mabel James. of Dunn s
Springs neighborhood.
Mrs. James Hamilton was the
guest Of Mrs. ] L Rankin Sunday
Bro. Rorinson, of Dunn's
Springs section, was called Tues
day to preach the funeral of Jno.
Tyer, of Cedar Point ILL.,, who
passed from earth TO his reward
b yond. A very impressive talk
was delivered by Bro. Robins n.
Lell Urby was killed in the
Fairview mines Sunday-a very
sad accident, indeed.
w B Wilborn has received his
new postofIice cabinet Saturday,
which is very nice. Mr.. vii.
born is a wide-a- wake citizen and
believes in the up-building of
our little village,
RIB York has his blacksmith
shop all ready for work, such as
horse-shoing and all kinds of
blacksmithing. Anyone needing
work along this line, should give
Mr.. York a chance at your work.
The Ohio river is declining at
present which we are very proud
to see, as the boats could not
stop at our landing.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-25
Uric Acid Poison
UndGTmineS Health
r t. una Drives II From the System
and Elimir ates rheumatism

Ever since Rheuua has been sold in
this vicinity. the sale Of this marvel
GUS rheumatism remedy has been stead.
lily on The increase. This due TO the
fat that Rheuma is a guaranteed TO
eliminate rheumatism or money back
1t is quick acting remedy. too.
You do not have TO wait a long time
for results. Rheuma start, at once to
act on the kidneys, liver, bomels and
blood. and before "a hours the poison.
ous uric acid, the chief cause Of rheu.
matism, has begun to pass out Of the
body through tie regular channels. II
is also good fer govt and neuralgia.
One 50-cent bottle will prove to any
rheumatic sufferer that Rheuma surely
will cure rheumatism. Sold by Jam,
II. 0rme, and all druggists. 3
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-25

ed mentally is no evidence that
he is fully prepared to make his
adolescence strike for personal
progress. He may, like the
brush in the stream float for
many days, but according to
science and natural law must of
necessity sink to perdition and
shame unless the lifelines can be
thrown out to his rescue and
bring him in ere night fall comes.
Total abstinence from sin and
vice is the only way to develop
into a state of supreme happi-
ness. Home life should, by the
proper examples of parental
teaching be made an ideal begin
ming for an ideal ending Of a sue
cessful career. Pure homes are
but the beginning links Of that
great golden chain that enables
us to be drawn from Canaan's
Wilderness to future revelation.
The second links are those that
are constantly held in place ly
our neighbors and associates
who let their lights shine before
men that we may more easily
follow in the wake of the Great
Teacher.
Every individual is a stepping
stone to some point OF superior
ty. In other words we are seed
sewers, throwing seed into good
or bad ground to be transformed
into a stalk of corn or an oak for
the healing of the nations.
Neighbors should be inspired to
lend their best efforts and a full
conservation of self for the cause
of humans tomorrow.
Tomorrow is the day when our
neighbors, pastors, churches,
schools and societies will arise
from their dormant state and
unite as one, hand in hand,
shoulder to shoulder, and NOV e
on in the upward march of chris
tian science and true brother
hood. A life spent for i'll omens,
infamous attitudes and imper.
fections is a life that can be said
to have merely existed, of hav-
ing lived: but a life that hi s
been given to others that they
might live, is glory to him who
spent it, and to Him who gave
l.. - Written ty request of teach.
r BY Miss NJ. Stone.
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Al Appreciat on,

We take this method of reply
ing to our many friends, who
remembered us in our recent,
great bereavement, with sweet
letters of christian solicitude.
and coincidence. Dear friends,
we appreciate your kind letters,
and sympathy beyond expression
but oh. il was not given TO US to
utter the words Of synpathy~io
heal the crushed, or broken
heart. While our home is lonely
oh! so lonely, because Mae has
left us, and our hearts are bur
dened, and very sad because she
has gone to not return, but We
mourn not as those left without
hope. We know our beloved
children Willie and Mae are now
basking in the resplendent ilIum-
ination of the Holy Trinities in G.
ternal glory Oh thank God for
consolation, such as ours.
Just a few hours before she
left US, Mae called the two
youngest of the family Mary
and Bryan to her bedside, and
told them she would not be with
them but a short time. She said
Bryan | want 10 know if you in
tend to meet me in Heaven. She
talked TO her baby brother Jimie,
the advice of wisdom, and she
was very calm, talking as if she
were only going for a few days,
and would then return. She re-
quested us not to grieve for her.
that the end of life would be a
great relief to her, and she
thought it ought to be the same
with US.
She suffered so much and bore
her sufferings so patiently, and
with such christian fortitude.
Mae cannot, and would not if
she could, return to us, to suffer
the uncertain ills of this life,
but it is our blessed privilege to
go to her, and We thank thee.
Father, for thy incomprehensi.
BILE goodness to us.
We beg that Gods richest
blessing be with, and rest uyon
our multitude Of friends, is the
prayer Of J. c. Hardin, wife and
children.
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The Farm Flock.
Continued from first page. }

~~-~~~~~>~ N~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
snow are prepared. Your house
need not be an expensive one, OF
almost every farm there are old
disused cabins or tumbled dow
sheds with lumber enough going
to waste if torn down and sawed
into proper lengths to build suit
able quarters for all the poultry
desired to be raised on the place.
Build Jour houses any size you
want; SIT. back, 7ft. front, high
side to the south; double box
north side and both the east ano
west sides. A # on each end, the
rest may be stripped, leave plen-
ty of openings on south side,
place door in east end if conven-
lent make dropping board o.
platform on north side two and
one hall fe t from floor, foil
length OF house, put roo,t poles
IA inches above this platform all
on a level, spaced II inches
apart. This dropping board is
very essential as it keeps the
house clean. The entire floor
space can be used as in a scratch
ing shed. Cover windows with
one inch mesh poultry netting
nailed on inside. use burlap for
curtains. A light door frame
covered with poultry netting
hung to open on inside. with
plenty Of litter on floor, so birds
can be kept inside on cold or
snowy weather.
There are ether things would
like to tell you but | fear that |
have already overtaxed the pa
tierce of our kind, big hearted
Marshall.
The improvement of the farm
flock goes hand IN hand with the
crop improvement movement in
C'ittenden county. If this es-
ca oes the dreaded waste basket
/ may add something more later,
J. B. Carter.
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United States Warns
England And Germany

Washington, Feb. 90. The
Unit d States has warned Great
Britain and Germany, respect
lively, that a general use of the
American flag by British vessels
be viewed with grave concern
here and that the destruction by
Germany of any American YES
sci in the newly prescribed war
zone would lead to serious COM
plicatiors.
1t became known today that
the text of the two notes sent
last night expressed much more
emphatically than had been gen.
orally known the displeasure of
the United States at the use of
utrtlfags by Br, fish merchant
men, as well as its solicitude over
the implication that neutral YES
sells are liable to destruction by
German submarines in British
waters.
Germany was informed that
the destruction of an American
vessel might lead to a change in
the hitherto friendly relations be.
tween the two countries.