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The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Dec 8.-EGGS-Market steady. Mary.
land. PennsJlvania and nearby hrsts q; Eastern
Shore. Msglsnd and Virginia nrsts O.; Western
tOh3ol nrts. n; West Virginia hrSaS, Is; South
sn North Csrolfna) hrsts e TIE market for
Western stsady to strong Western fresh case count,
z; Westen, storage. case count s. selected caDdled
stock in carton, Sa3
BUTTER-StpSrator ertra, 4sH: hrsts xAa;
private. y D, 4oa4l: hrstS Ssass; do. In extra.
oah; frsts SA:s; blockS r1s extras 4Oaai: hrsts
1aS; dairy prints. Maryland. PsunsylTaniA md
Virginia, eztrAs 2Sa4; hrsts 8aN; store-plN ed
huts. q: rols. Maryland and Peuusylyapis assap:
do. Wea Virginia zG8
LIVE PoULTRY-Pnees per pound uple., other
wise stated: Chickens choice Young bT bost
lsals; do. BY express. 10; do White Leghorns. =:
90; od hens. Z ns and over. II. d.. small to
medium. b; do. old roosters and stAE l0sli; /;
ducks. young. Nuscory and Mongr.l IS: Do vouns
White Pektngs l6al7: do. Puddle over n Rn
BAle; do. smaller l4AI5: geese Mar land and Vir-
pnia. fat lssl7; do. Southern and Western I1sl5:
DO. Kent Island. fat. T7als: turkeys young . M
and over. 3: do. old toms. aa2s, do, rnSIi moor
Nzzl; pigeons. old. Tair. %; do young %; raines
How'll young N pounds and up each 80: do
smaller. .; do. old. Is.
GAME-PIiess per dozen unless othervise ,..t.d
Rabbits. choice nearby. 2ma2 .; fair to good
E%LD' ES' small poor =; Western and West
choice full grown. 100: OF birds Tsaz 90; phessants
selected, each, LSal.5o; OF drds each. 7sl0;
ducka blsckheads. pair. 5seO: msIIards pair $3.50:
edheads pair. L0hl.z: canrashacks pair a0Os2 50;
common. all kinds. pair. San.
NbGETABLES AND GREEN PRUITS-Potstoes
white. Western Maryland and Pennsylrania, bushel
L0l!0; do. New Yort and Je-sey bushel l5s
Leo; Eastern Shore. Maryland and Virginia, No l,
LfAl.S0; do, frosted, blshel. f5ss; do, nearby
onshel box. l.5sl.So; sweets. Eastern Shore Viz
pnia. yellOws. b6.. 3.OOA32j: Eastern Shore Mar
hnd and Delaware. barrel. sSa3TS; DO, York
hlver. barrel, SOoASB; do. North Carolina barrel
SSosSS; do. Hampers. basket. Is; yams.
Arss. bright. barrel. 2ooN2S; apples. West
an Aaryland and PennsylrEnis PACKED barrel
ZbosS5o; do. New York State No. J. barrel 2 S0a
70; do. do. do, No. barr,i. 2ooS2 .; beans,
flonoA, green. basket, L5oal75: do. wax, bas-
ket' l-bAl-So; cabbage New Yort State Danish
zoo. eo@so@; do. do. domestic. ton, s. oDa6 90 4:
do.' Norfolk. barrel. L5al.50: caulinOwer Long
hl.nd. Tatet L5oaIf5; do. Maryland. barrel
Z@12S; oelsE. New York. bunch. .2O~sO;
canbenes. as to quality. barrel 6&A7 50;
cucuEses. Florida. basket 2Soa33; sgzplants Flor
IDA, c1te. L7ss23; grapefruit. Flor1dI box. as 20
n1e, 26a3io; horseradish nearby box 25AZ 30;
hale. Norolk barrel, T5aso: do. native bushel bon
Sa1o; lettIce. Norfolk, baeket 5oz7S; do F1litda
oosket. l.EAl.o; oDions Maryland and Pennsyltania
yellow, dry. bushel. I75A2Oo; do New YUsk nc
Western. yellow. loopUund sadk, 35oaIoo: orAnyss
Florida as to size. boa, 22a2TS: pepper FloyilI,
crate. 15os3oo; spinach Norfolk. barrel, 400; do
native. bushel box. sO~b; squash. Florida. crate.
1mA23; turni1N native. bushel 75sloo
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Dec. B.-Peace rumon were again placed
In circulation BY the East today and prices sold on
sharply from the hishest levss Of the morning. II
was reporteHon the Board Of Trade that the Kaiser
had asked for conference looking to the cessation
Of the terrible conflict abroad that has been raging
for long period. Those who bought wheat early m
cause Of the stand taken By Great Britain and Its
allies were the selling side at loses before the
close.
Conflicting reports are sure to be placed before
the speculative world from time 10 time, and On
these reports the market will hinge for some time
10 come Another weakening factor In wheat late in
the day was the report that q large number Of ves-
sells from abroad have arrived or are nearing our
shores and that these Will be loaded with wheat ana
sent to Great Britain and its allied countries a.
rapidly As possible.
With these vessels loaded for shipment aIoss the
waters there would be q general relief in the matter
II congestion which would favor those who own
wheat In various positions IN Amsrica. repo<t re-
ceived here late today said that there were large
sales Of wheat at the Gulf and that the price real
lied was lSh cents above Chicago May
It said that foreigners bought wheat futures 1t
Chicago and the fact that Winnipeg was quite
strong under good buying. caused ths average specs
latDr to believe that fOreignes were heavy buyers
there.
There was more or les diappuintment In the
wheat trade because Of the decrease Of only nW. 100
bushels In the visible stocks where II much hrser
decrease was looked for. Southwestern news was
considered OF character TO favor the bull longs. Is
Kansas City lots were sa4 cents higher and st.
Louis was 5a6 cents higher. At the highest point
reached by the May future today II showed gain Of
IN cents from the low point Of last THURSDAY.
These conditions made the matter E proht-taking
quite natural The cash position grows stronger. apd
this will rule Values for futurea Final figures en-
whsat were Y cent hifher to AaH cent lower.
Corn suffered reacti11s Of &alH centa This mar
xet followed wheat ~ its fluctuations During mid
session there q break Of n CENTS Premiums
for the cash were also lower lots Qouted
a. having lost cents.
Oats were cent up to KaX cent lower.
While the volume Of trade in hog products was
cumparattTely small. the advance IN hogs at the
yards helped To strengthen the general marietta The
large exports Of lard and bacon and ths continued
hsht weight Of current hog arrivals were sustainins
factorA
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dec D.-Ahhoueh dealings In cot
eon were not larEe today prices were strungpr
some traders prufessed to ne 9 supsrhcialiy unfsy.
Gaoe Development in the announcement that
Great Britain had decided to discontinue re-
ports as to the departure Of vessels Germany,
reply TO the rsceut note Of the United States
without influence
At the opcndne the market was irregular Jsuu-
sy contracts On the call rejecting sales asaanst
notices. were OF 2 points and sold low th,n
The saydehve1y In New Orissna October vas the
strongest Of the later months selling points net
higher at the start Al l0i5 O'Clock the whole
market acted strong. advancing about q points
over saeardays ciose. with the covering movement
which Characterised Saturdays msrket Amin m
evidences. The quick early rally met some local
selling and realizing. but reactions Of 10 or Il
points were followed b. renewed nrnness durinr
the middle Of he morning with active months
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
COURT PROCEEDINGS
D. Q Court Of Appeal,

Present: The chief Justice. Mr.. Jususs
Robb aud Mr.. Justice Van orsdsi.
2sS and 1T-Twyman va. Garter, anf
Carter VS.. Twyman; death Of Ellen q.
Carter suggested and Barney Mckay, ez-
ecutor. and Gertrude Peters. by her nsxf
friend. Barney Mckay. substituted %
motion Of Mr.. C. A. Reigwin.
Zl6-Randle va. Washington Loan anf
Trust Company ct al; motion for rehsas-
ing denied: mandate stayed until furtnsr
order.
Ess4EMarschslk ys. MarschaIk; motion
Tor reargument overruled.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
BONDS rule STRONG
ON CAPITAL EXCHANGE
Omen Of Better Market Seen in Ten.
denotes of Trading.

Bonds featured the trading at yester-
days session OF the Washington Stock
Exchange. The activity Is taken as an
omen OF better market for the imtne-
diate future.
Five issues of bonds figured in the
transactions and the face value totaled
f22.Ooo. Capital Traction s. sold at 1854
and later at 1O6&. within a quarter Of a
point Of the average high price for the
year Washington Gas IS held their own
at 106h Potomac Consolidated IS changed
hands at 1olA and 10lH. American
tGraphophone IS were from y to u "a
point on.
Trading In the stock list continued dull
washington Railway and Electric COM
mon sold to the extent Of fifteen shares
at 50 The bid on Capital Traction was
S21< and on Railway preferred. sO7s. with
s1h asked for each.
Bank Basiness Dull.
Business at the banks yesterday was
rather dull and probably will continue so
for several days. Rates on money are
per cent for collateral loans and s to
per cent for commercial transactions.
Exchange MovessNext Tuesday.
The Washington Stock Exchange will
street Just north of the American Sc
curity and Trust Company building next
Tuesday morning.
Anaconda Dividend 81.
Anaconda Copper has declared a
dividend of 50 a share, payable Febru-
ary 28, to stockholders of record jan
uary 20. This is the same as the divi-
dend declared three months ago.
The following analysis of the New
York market situation was received
yesterday by W. B. Hibbs & Co., from
Logan & Bryan. their New York cor
respondents:
while an undertone OF firmness
prevailed and moderate betterment was
the order of things in most directions,
still the bulk Of the buying appeared
to be in the nature OF short coverings
Bullish confidence has been rudely
shocked and the list is meeting long
stocks in volume on the upturns Quite
naturally the question arises as to
what will be necessary in order that
effect be bullish on American securi-
ties.
TT would appear that, inasmuch as
the chances favor more restraint on the
part Of pools and cliQues dealing on
the long side of specialties, particu-
larly as the recent sharp decline in b.
sues of that type have robbed the
same Of much of their attractiveness
and as there Is much Of an adverse
nature likely to ensue from an Ameri-
can viewpoint from events now in the
making that dealings on the long side
might be held in check and conducted
for only moderate turns.
TT is understood that a note Will
shortly be dispatched to Mexico which
may again bring the conditions to the
south Of our border to the fore as an
imm ediate market influence"
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
q, s. TREASURY STATEMENT.

Condition of the Treasury at close OF
business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, s117, ,s47, ,4s2
total receipts yesterday, 1905, ,096: tota
paments yesterday, s1,s35.o3s
The deficit this fiscal year Is S116, 6,5s7, ,se5
against deficit of s4e, ,S31, $50 last year
exclusive Of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
Ordinary receipts for the present fiscal
year up to the close Of business Decem-
ber q are 1852, 723 2s6.60: for the corre-
spending period last year, s312, ,625 ,2s2.s S.
Ordinary disbursements for the present
fiscal year up to the close of business De-
cember q are Sass. .ss4 so; for the cor
responding period last year, $3s3 3014, ,ss1. "A
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Divisf0n Nc. l.
Justice HffE

Weller vs.. Weller ct al; order Gppotne-
Ing Charles A. Mccarthy a. guardian
ad htem; decree appointing Joseph /
Weller. trustee to sell: bond 81. 900, plsin-
uhs attorney. Alexander Wolf
I Bowie VS.. Bowie: restraining orosr,
PLAINTIFFS attorney. O.SA Phelps
Warren W Warren: order for alimony;
plaintiffs attorney. II. l. Tignor; defend
ants attorneys. c. v. Meehan and Ful-
ton BrylawskL
Bartlett We. Bartlett; rule returnabls
January 5. 1917; plaintiffs attorney. n J.
Colbert
/ LASER VS.. LASER: order striking ex-
hibits from files Cby Justice Mccoy1;
plaintiffs attorneys, p. b. Rhodes. p. b
cromeltn and W. A Coombe.
'thPdiacif-M. n. -TC ETA NET
Toronto Brick Company Va. Washing
ton Silicate Brick Company; decree pro
confesso made absolute; plaintiffs attor-
ney, Charles +. CaruE
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
WASHINGTON sToch EXCHANGE

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs a Co.
SALES
Capital Traction S. $500 At lo61. 81 900 st Tcsf
Potomac Electric Coma 81. 81 .oD at l0IK, 81 0oo
At loih N.ooo ct l0K, loo at Iolh, 81, 600 at luE
Graphophooe LIST g. Loo st loIh. 81 900 at ION.
1900 at lqk.
After call
Washington Gas s.. aooo at losI4 N.ooo At loslk
Captai Traction 3D. 0.cp at loek. $1,000 at losk.
500 at l0sk.
washington Railway common. 10 At 90 s ct 50.
Graphophcue lst G., 500 at l0H
Potomac Electric Cous S. g. 900 at lOlE =
GOVERNMENT RONnA
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
Furni.hed by W. b. Hrbb. a Co.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Dec A-Money call opened At ~
per cent; high, ~ per oent: low, ~ per c~nt /;
closing, 5 per csnt. Most Of the days loans were
made at 81 Der csnt on industrials-
Time money at the opening Of the week WIS un-
thanasd There was q fair demand and . moderate
supply. Rates were quoted at ~ per cent for SIXTY
and ninety days ~ per cent for -four. i've ard six
months Industrial loans, to Q per cent for all
periods.
Mercantile paper was sod sparinsfy here and in
other marketA 1t Is noteworthy, however, that
buyers demand full rates Rates nOmina1S. TO ~
Der cent for the best names.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Sew York. Dec. B.-BUTTER-Firm; receipts
as tub. Creamery higher than extras l2a42h
creamery extras, 70 score la4lh; hrsts. se1ta4Oh
seconds, %ha6.
EGGS-Ffm; receipts, s,l8 cases. Fresh gathered
rrtra Arsts sac rsts 46aE; refrigerator social
marks. fancy, 4a34h seconds to hrsts, s2asSA
rearby hennery whites fine to fancy, Gsa66; nearby
hennery browns, Sass
LIVE POULfRY-Ffrm no prices settled.
DRESSED POULTRY-Firm; chickens 1sa29;
fouls l5dSaz31h; turkeys DsS5H.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
CONTINUED on PAGE NINE

Hesrv. IlsIlB; hsht N8: psp. lcSsk sua;
ruushs q cenb % No.D.
CALvES-Rsceipa fT thu veef sDdsd nnus
trday were 10 head; hight suppayi nA-frt sr1G
quotations unchHnaed
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

RGltfmore, Nd. Dec B.-Wheat cossd hreguiar
No. red. SpoS and January. l7eS; No. rcd
Western SPOT l.s1A-
Corn closed steady. Spot l0-
Oatt ciosed finn. Standard vhits. W's.p; No
white 5Slsas9
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27

French inventors have developed a YER
teal axis rotary motor for hydroplanes
that can be completely protected from
water
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
Probate nvtsi0l.
IuHfIce SfaGOrd.

Probate Division.
Justice stafford
Estate Samuel v. Leech; petition TO-
probate OF will filed; attorney, Paul sle-
man. a
Etate Frank P. Murphy; viii dated
February 2. 1914. fled.
Estate Charles T. Creecy; viii dated
November 80 1871. and April s. 1904 nled.
Estate Roberdeau Buchanan; VIII dated
June lS. 1910 and codicil dated March 90.
1872. flied
Estate Mary Ahern: viii dated May Il.
1914 filed
Estate George A Callahan; petition for
letters Of administration filed; attorney.
Charles H Menllat
CONTINUED on PAGE NINE
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
. EguIty Division No. 4
- JUstice stafford
No sSEnment for today.
Circuit DIvtsion Ne. 4
Chief Justice COytnEf1n.

Vernon VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; Judgment on verdict
for defendant with costs against plaintiff:
plaintiffs attorneys. Shinn & Owen. J. ..
Foley and T. G. o'Neill; Defendants at
torneys. George p. Hoover and 4 Z
Whiteford.
Prince VS.. Washington Terminal Com
pany. ct al; motion of defendant Wash
ington Terminal Company for a new trial
granted (by Justice Could; plaintiffs at
tor1ey. George E. aeullivan; defendants
attorneys, Hamilton q Hamilton.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ChicAso Dec B-HoGs-Reosipts 200 head
strong; &c to loc above yesterdays srerzge BuIk
p0Ano; light. s6sp.S; miIed esozIosS; heavy,
lo.0slo.6; rough, loooSlo.B; Hss, T.5as -
CATTLE-Recsipts I1.o0 head struus Native
btef cattle T.Aall.B; Western Eteer 7HalO 90;
stocken and feeders 5.aasB COWS and hcifsrs IA
100; calves, 65All.i5.
sHEEP-Receipts Blo0 head; steady. wetherS
s0oaloo; lambs Il.BalS8
Kansas City. No. Dec. 8-HOGs- Receipts Q ~
head: higher. BIlk. ssOaloS: heavy, I05aio 70 :
paches End butchers. lc-lOalo5; hight. sfsslO. y;
pss, IuSs5.
CATTLE Receipts 500 head: higher Prime fed
steers, N2au.5: dressed beef steers ;1hN 8:
Southern steers 6lOo&sJo cows s3asS; heif.rN
s00alo 50; stnckeH and feede-s 6oAs %; bulls 5ns
rs; calves 60aIl.o0
sHEEP-Recsipts. 6.OOo head; higher; lambs IIa,
sym1Sym.
Baltimore. Dee B-CATTLB-Receipts for the
week euded today were ISe head. AsaiRst
Ais head last week. Recapts arty-reTen carloads
for market for the week; thirty cAriosds for mar
ket to-day.
Market 3 cents to 50 cents higher On all grades
and stronger. SteeTk good butcher. sL0l; medium.
siss; crnmOn. 6A7k; heifes. choice TSiGs; fair
TO good ;GIa; common to medium, sa6k bulls.
fair TO good. SsG7; Common TO medium. Sss6h
cows chOice. 6a6a4; fair to good S1fS6; common to
medium. yiA5A
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts n the week end
ed noon today were Ito head, against l. rs head
last week light supply; market finn; quotations
unchAnEed
were B.s8 head. against n.5z3 head last week.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
Circuit Division Ne. y
Justice Sfddona.

Billings-Chapin Company va. Bowdler
ct al; time to file transcript extended to
January g. 1917; plaintiffs attorney. H ".
Wheatley; defendants attorneys, c. II.
Merillat and NJ n. Richardson.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
Criminal DfvisI0s Ne. 4
Duattre Gould.

United States VS.. Richard johnson; car
nal knowledge: recogniEsnce 800 tsken
with Frank FrazEano surety; att0rneH
E. NJ. Hewlett
United States vs. Elliott Buckner; vio-
lating white slave act; recognizancs 8. .or
taken with James o. Holmes surety.
No assignment for today.
Criminal Division Ne.
Justice Mccoy.
No assignment for today.
Bankruptcy DtvtsierL
Justice HitH.
In re Martin Mcnamara; discharEsf
dered.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

New York, Dec. o
FROM go P NJ TOs CLOSING
Imsrican Foreign Securities ss..................
The Washington herald., 1916-12-27
Criminal Division Ne. .
Bankruptcy DtvtsieN
InsfleN HIfw

No assignment for today.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
Cause Of Ricketts, In Pigs.

The chief cause Of ricketts, is lack OF
exercise. Overlooking upon corn Is a
common contrlbutive cause. Corn IL a
heat and fat former, but does not build
up strong bones. Make the hogs take
abundant exercise every day through
out the year. and feed mixed Hations.
including 10 per cent of digester tank
age In the slop. alfalfa hay In winter
and green rape. clover and alfalfa In
summer. Allow free access to Stacked
lime, wood ashes and wood charcoal
Allow salt once a week.-Farm Jour
nal
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
First MiiIina Process.

The conversion of wheat into -four
was one Of the earliest developments oil
civilization, and even the primitive
races In the dawn of history submit
ted the grain to II coarse founding be
tween stones. Perhaps the oldest flour
mills" in existence are the rude stone.
found amoag the remains of the an
Gent lake dwellings in Switzerland. Il.
u Mortar and pestle arrangement IN,
wheat was reduced Ia coarse meal.
Crude as this method was, IL containe,
the gcria OF the miOderu flour mill.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07

After lambs are three days old they
will not suffer In the open sheds. even
during zero weather.
The shed used to house experimental
ewes and lambs at the Pennsylvania
station adjoins the south side of hay
shed. The sheep shed Is 30 by 90 feet
and cost 5000 Its capacity Is 100 ma.
ture sheep. IL was built OF hemIock
lumber over 4 superstructure OF oak
posts. The roof and west end were
covered with tar paper An alley six
feet wide runs the full length Of the
inner side OF the shed. The hay shed
attached affords a place for storage OF
feed and lambing pens.
The shed IL divided into seven pens
for experimental purposes. Three lots
instead OF seven would probably DO
more desirable under average farm
conditions. Under such conditions also
breeding sheep in winter quarters
should be divided into groups with
reference TO age and condition. Breed,
ing sheep should be separated from
fattening sheep. An exercise yard
thlrty-two feet wide adjoins each pen.
These are well drained and dry.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
Wounds on Horses.

An excellent application for surface
wounds and one that agrees with the
nesh Of horses Is mutton tallow. It's
tendency is to heal when well scented
with carbolic acid or even alone
Cleanse deep sores daily with warm
water aud carbolized soap
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
SHEEP THRIVE IN OPEN
SHEDS IN WINTER

sheep sheds may combine efficiency
and economy. says the American Agri-
culturist. The Pennsylvania state col
lege has demonstrated that sheep win
tered In an open shed having a south
ern exposure, free from drafts and
afrording a dry bed. are In better ply
steal condition than those wintered in
a warm. Ill ventilated barn basement.
During the lambing season. of course.
warmer quarters are necessary. Ewes
may then he removed to warmer quar-
tiers and later replaced In the shed.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
BREEDING YOUNG S0WS.
Practice Creates a Tendency to Pro-
duee Small litters.

The earliest time thar young sows
should be bred Is when they are seven
or eight months old. The proper age
depends chiefly upon their develop
ment. says Ray Gatewood, Instructor
In animal husbandry In the Kansas
state Agricultural college.
II has been found that the continued
practice OF breeding sows when they
are too young creates tendency to-
ward small filters. Breeding too early
will also cause check In the develop
ment Of the sow.
The period OF CESSATION I'm swine II
ll2 to 116 days, which allows the rails
ing OF two filters each year. This Is
advocated under ordinary conditions,
but in the raising Of young pigs for the
show ring one litter a year Is better.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07

LIVE STOCK NOTES.

" With the increased price Of "
~ horses more attention Is being "
v paid to the care OF thcgrowing "
" colts. "
" When pigs should be weaned "
u should be determined as much ms ~
IS how they ARE eating and growing ~
- rs upon their age ~
~ A sheep will take cold In ~
u draft In spite Of Its fleece OF -
~ warm wool. ~
" BE sure that the colts are com :.
~ Ing into winter quarters Eat aud u
" hearty. "
" Profitable hog raising Is best "
" attained by providing for two III. "
v tiers year. "
y There must be no draft of cold "
" air In the sheep barn. hut the "
u ventilation must he good. Pure "
y air Is a necessity TO the health Of "
" q flock. "
y "
Y " e wYx " " " " u ~ " " " xx
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
The House To Sell With.

farmers
after
Divided Nsbo sold
Bring good
For information Telephone 1891,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07

The Shropshire sheep Is one OF the
Down breeds known IN this coun-
try as middle woods" There are
more Shropshlres here than any
other of the Down breeds. The
wool II OF good quality. but they
are classed as mutton sheep. The
lambs are hardy and are easily fat
tened. The animal shown IL
Shropshire wether.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-17
Popular Novel
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renamed and entitled Secret Love "
This is concise and expressive cap
ton, telling in two words the drift
OF the plot and giving an immediate
idea of the story, The management
of the Gem theatre has been FORUM
ate in securing this excellent attrac-
ton as its forthcoming entertain
ment and the legion of admirers Miss
Helen Ware has gained through her
artistic work upon the stage will see,
in the reflection of her talents as an
emotional actress, new things to adj
mire in the work of this clever and
beautiful actress.