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~ FisnE. SO 81 sstk rheirs family
flour ~ 70. aee wash boards ste q raus
rufn4 peas ~ tomatoes sar. 500 ser
pickles. tir. zoe cream ~ wheat taf.
c. cleanser. taf Stalls seal. picnic
hams q. Pee lh. steer steak. tsr ih neck
bones he etr Hfaf g. frrsh local
raneh sErs see dos fancy Washington
creamery nutfsf SIC itsa stall 90
asparagus te ih tomatoes Sc and 10
ih Hto"rs rhnfAsf DO ihr ground BONE
..r
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BLAME the COUNCIL

Because the council kept the park
tax levy down to the minimum
during the budget deliberations. IL
viii take lot OF figuring TO main
tain the system during 1916. &C.
cording TO the annual report
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l9-Watcrfront Property

WATERFRONT. small farms Or summer
homes. where eNer thing Nuu plHnt
vii Hfuw 60 perfection. 80 stones ~
Efsvsi. ell deep loan. we'll watrfsd
risntYfo' perfectly cleared level land
for ttE gardens This Fsar low sshds
aud hsaufifui grave beach. Pine tise
- mountains uams - all kinds
within . miles % Olympic mountains
Prem train and steamer knf hind 81
terms Go suit Years 60 pay WIN alsa
rent small place. large ssrtsn planted
and EfuetHH can plant srrss o.
potatoes and rut tse worth % hay
Address Hfar lfrrr
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sO-Contractors' Notices

SEALED PROrOgAIa wiii he received
by tho commissioner Of fisheries wash
inFtou. - ., until g o'ciort p. m
MAY 20. 1915. and then opened. Tor
furnishing lumber and building mater
lai 10 tho bureau N fisheries AZ Seat
tie, wash FOR blank proposals and
particulars. address Agent Bureau ~
Fishcrles. j.. q. Smith Bids. seattle.
wash 90
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SULLIVAN RELEASED

LONDON. May S.--Jas NJ. Sui
Ivan. former American minister
TO Santo Domingo. was released
today by British authorities who
arrested him on suspicion In Dub
lin during the rebellion.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Is THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states fot the Western District
% WashinEton. Northern Division
~ HANkHTPTcY 40 berG
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS
In the Matter ~ Alaska Cold Erriora-
tlon and Development Company a cor.
poratipn. bankrupt
To the creditors OF the above named
bankrupt
Motive is hereby given that on tho 5fd
day o. May. 1919. the said Alaska uoid
Exploration and Development GO. was
duly Rdiudieated bankrupt and that
the fret meeting Of tho creditors 81
said bankrupt viii bs hold a. the office
% tho undersigned Referee ~ Rank
rIpfrF. i1Qts5 D. e. smith Building
IN Seattle. IN said district. on the lsth
day 81 May 1910 81 9 o'clock w the
afternoon. o. which time tho said
creditors may attend prove their
oiaitna. appoint q trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other
business ~ msy properly conn" before
said Meeting
dated At seattle On said district. this
Gth day Of May. 1915
g. r. HAWKINS.
Referee in Uuukruptcv
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l7--Business Chances

LooK. LOOK LOOK -,t room transient
hotel rent ftto. rooms psYinE one
third % rent Place Running fbli ~
Occidental ave
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MARINE MAN NEEDS AID

\ marine engineer. who. by un-
fortunate circumstances, has been
without work, needs employment
badly II YOU can help him. call up
Victoria hotel, room ITO.
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DECLARING ne viii repeat a..
tempt 20 call Wexlcnns TO arms
against Americans. Rural Palma. 10.
Mexican. II under arrest NJ los
Angeles
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PUBLIC MARKETS


At Lesie'H 2 cans corn Tomatoes
beans or peas. 21c. stall 1e5. choice
back bacon. Use 10 best bacon. ego h..
cottage hams. $50 10 stall itl. cottage
cheese. Toe lb peanut butter = hog e5c.
lara. t2'bc 10 stalls t8-R-t5. HspuraEuH
100 90. hothouae tomatoes. Soc &c.. green
beans. Zoe th now potatucH. hs gs,.
celery lac bunch. p huHchog sac stan
Co. Jersey butter aoc m. los Nt,
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SO marked is the shortage OF
both certified and uncertified
crewsmen along the Pacific that
many vessels have been com
PEELED TO delay their ssilings for
days and even weeks
Others have left port under
special dispensation.
ship owners are blaming the
La Toilette law. saying that the
requirements are too stringent
BUT THE FACT SEEMS TO
BE THAT EVEN WITH THIS
FAVORABLE LAW TO TEMPT
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LOANS
DO YOU NEED MONEY ?

DO YOU NEED MONEY?
Tho Bargain Store and Loan
Ofnce 100 First ave. corner
Warrington. viii loan son
money on al articles Of value
We ran also save you money
on an your needs We now
hav1 O special Hals on clothing.
shoes. tools. guns. trunks. suit
cases. watches 1swelry. musical
insfru rGeuts Alaska. ioRgnrs'
and FISHERS SUPPLIES He.
member tho place. 100 FIrat
ave. corner Washington. Phone
Main 1891.
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FOR SALE
aS--Farrn Lands for Sale

LAND At CLEAR LAKE
I'm. T. nna land close 10 ErpvlnE
city. shore over 400 men are row EN-
pioref tts tho best location 80
Washington our new addition D.
roins fast. rs = hiEh.rlass farming
district go 41.acra tracts on Nsrf
~asy terms ist We tell yop about a.
% q PETERS arc Columbia ~
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stan no s lbs graduated sugar soc.
flour, fl.3a sack. delivered 50, coffee.
3tr can stall i02. fresh churLed butter.
2 lbs ssc. Q lbs Doc. fresh butter. aSc
IL lbs. tbe. stan 4. homemade cot.
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.---- Personals
nANclNn sprclAl

DANCING SPECIAL
ga Reduced summer rates IN
w. all MODERN BALL
rN ROOM" and STAGE
4 DANCING. PROBES.
SIGNAL TEACHERS QUICK.
EST RESULTS. CARRoLL's
DANCING SCHOOL. 15llh
Fourth. near PIKE Elliott 1851
EDISON ruoNodnArHs. co.
Tr1 iumbia Eraphophouss Nir,reis-
ff|l Tor sale exchanged ard 70
U G:..;s H:li,si =. i %ss IS
1888 ws.'isss Main ,sit
GIT MARRIED. Hest matrimonial Paper
pabushsd matted free The COR
respondent Toledo. uhie
{ ~ tslhDeu Nft,y,Ie A. nrs wtliviA
ssn 5ate 18Th W Phone Ballard
WIDOW fs rvuard hiEhu educated.
dssirrs to meet business or professional
msn. object matrimonf Address p-e',
AJAX MARTENS has hsen euftnE bald
nee. for IS years tie Fsth ave y.
Etu ftfs
MISS HARDING Sss'..l,ss
Act (; Tam. Hotel. iuf rhits
ECANufNNtfAN tpsinsss man 80 -.
sf-s 50 meet fouuE SRI ar stdas
state nas&nuaftff. sta Confidential
oHlsci mstrinnuv address u 20 STAR
mRFtfS as- u~. 20 manned ne. Are Ysa
iepsiyr Join Essttis nsiiab's Fftsnd.
snip cluh i.sais. free Aaa y Evans
80 tntnN At n
MISS FERN $3.50 v. ,..s. nA 80,
eoe.or
-CEr RCQCAiNrrn SOCIETY" uiss,.
ing. Tharsday sssrins.. 10 fins o.
rhor. M,ln i,oo
rA0ElMk pfRYiax taWEht. 40 80 70 lee
sars success guaranteed ttssset fsn-
tss-- uiss
DESVEH pYE wopKs-iios sth ~.
LADIES NJ greet ssce~ssfui renasdy
nrsttteeiv Fusfanfr~d Safsm cfans.
49, tiih a.
WANTED Won RporrtoN 9lfi hshr.
GO mnoths - $50 state Heii"hai'
~ tdafe.s W.si star
Mfss JEWELL uANtct RtNu NV
Third. efncs 70
Ms JENSEN SufrsKisn utid~ifs and
nur.- cal Eiiiat is5sw
rriqsi. rnalsFttY hen. stts Masisee
its MERCHANTS lansA whssra cs,..
Seventh ana uuten
rAfNriSd sna paP.rnsasins Ssis
1854
MRH LfSDQUisT- rFsiasa ngFs. wss,
ssfw
KkVANtCdJfs q 20 ssts issf isi ave
ARr Tot A NfHTfrf oar Phrsnoiof
teal ssaninsfian win hsin yea. "a ris.
tic COMPLETE breakfast willard
cafr Seventh anf rnisn
W. PAY rash Ter furni'uFs ~ fsins .
Phone Mafn i1no
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HOTELS

NTANpARp HOTEL.
Corner Firsf Az. shd Pine a.
LafH. modern. outs'ds rooms. slafatef
services phones lp ait rooms fret elias.
IN sterY respect zoe up. ~ith private
hath o.
tNHrrcrioS CORDIALLY INVITED
n.,siss,s e-lsis. rssesa - s..s se
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,-Autos for Sale
7-Furniture Wanted
3-For Sale Miscellaneous

- Mailed free postpaid. without
charge. on request This catalogue IL
20 cornpisi and fun % suggestions that
ore can order az easily from n a. ~
looking A; the material IA our store
We guarantee safe delivery. Big stock
Prompt shipments
o y WILLIAMS co.
Inone Main lbfT 1919 FIRST Ave-
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Exchanges

PASSENGER Neo aufe tn good coas
difion VIII rtrhanee faf shaa sucker
and nnl.nsr ttll4 areseNgnd ats
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Spiritual Mediums


VI W ~ ~ 7 y - y n
Gifted Egyptian phFenair1isf lfavs your
had thoroughly reed aHa explained
b. genuine EEfpfian phferaieria;
ens rataraiiy alfIsd With fhs poser 20
tel ntaur ~pu'inK sf~Hfs - your 'aturs
Nfs Shr Tolls uhat rau called Tor
names % friends enemies hos - Eain
surreaa in basin~ss health rruftship
marriage divorce srsrgiatioms snf
transactions ~ all kinas 80 matter
shat may he Fuur ambition. hope Or
fear she guarantees 20 help YOU Ne
sou IN frnuhisf 10 SOS md rs one
You have bestowed vouT irusi ard ~
fa~tians upon acting cool ara indi'fsf.
cot toward vuuf She advises on al
important affairs - Hfr she suarsn-
tees satisfaction o. me- charge SOC
stewart o. corner rifth. ono block
beinw Wsstisks market.
CiAfHVoYANT And raifulstff. ifst ?
jefferson. Madrnna rar Tell past.
present and fufare. consisting business
aad love affairs. advise ynn about a..
vorrs cases ard what Viii hs your
laeky step iu lifs 20 take. VIII tell iuii
names % four lower. aseet heart.
friends enemies AVID shat YEA are
most adapted Tor Tsst reading free
Permanently located nenr ifth
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WILL BOARD and room Two or throa
gentlemen. widows hons Rainier
27sM
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lS--turnished Apis.

MODERN one.room apartments s. 30
up free light Kns. water and heat
centrally located. no car fare M
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Classified Business Directory
Attorneys-at-Law

RUSSELL n FARRFIt-- y y MA
General practice, estates. laws husband
and Wife consultation free Ftictt sss
= r. sCuoFr. IL Downs uidf. foa snd
ave COMPILATION FREE ceufi.
dentlati laws husband and wife sen.
srai practice fee- moderate
II T. RAIL- stabushod 1857 General
practice nurke building. sos 'srapd
ave Main efa1
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3l-Housekeeping Rooms

az MINER RITES Very large. elegantly
furnished free gas. bath. laundry ana
sewing machine, rent Includes all con
tenleuceH. 10 minutes walk to post
office Hotel Blanc. 100 Battery. corner
FlrHt ave
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Room and Board

iiOUsEk uOOMH Tor rent At
i5tF IAN ave Take East Union car
$1,000
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Si,sss joo1 Co, iiso Fi5.'s ave s Elliott
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

tReported by Rodgers Plurimer anr
t7ruanauv iuf,

tEeportod ny Rodgers, Plummer ana
Company, lrc.l
f'etersburg, Va. May i0.--The con
tiaaed offerings and sales direct In
cleaners by farmers have been a
great factor towards the depressed
condition and low prices of the pea
nat market,
These offerings are now ABOUT over
With. so the cleaners Will have TO
turn 10 the merchants entirely nex
for their further supplies. in consc-
sqsaessee OF this we feel there Will soon
he a material Improvement il pea
nuts. Already there have been con-
siderable inquiries for large blocks
of peanuts by the various cleaners.
and with a continued hoid-oli for
higher prices by the holders and
merchants We should soon have n
higher market Virtually .he re-
naming stock of spanish IS now iii
the hands OF merchants. and they all
being believers In higher prices ere
expected to hold for more money. Due
to the heavy demands fronsthe oil
mills for old and off-grade peanuts
merchants have sold heavily. which
sales have depleted their holdings
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.


New York. May to.-~There was a
break Of 81 a bale In cotton late ia
the session today. following further
strength The setback was hrought
ahoni bl the violent general liquida-
ton based on an announcement hy
British Home Secretary Samuel, 10 tho
effect that the allies would aeeli no
peace unt1 THE Teutons had been de-
cisiyeiy beaten Az much OF the re-
cant buying had been based on oxpec-
tatlons of carly peace. the hears used
Mr. Samuers remarks with telling Of
feet Wall Street houses In particu
lar were heavy sellers. It was esti-
ma led that from $1,000 to $4,000 bales
were thrown upon the market Finel
prices showed net loss Of to Q
points. SPOT interests said that domes-
tie mills had bought heavily for new
crop delivery peior 10 january J. There
was no rain In the belt, and although
the temperatures were lower in some
sections. the weather was considered
unfa roFable TO the crop
Spot abroad was in good demand ut
an advance of II points on the basis
there were steady at a net advance or
Il to i3t! points, Spot here was steady
and 5 points higher NJ lS2oc. There
were 30 sales
Port receipts for the day we're 1855
bales, compared with 1869 year ago
Exports for the day amounted 10 5.251
bales, compared WITH 6,455 bales last
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

Quotations ny MILLER 4 Co., Members
Chienso Roard ef Trmde.)

Chicago. MAY 10-Crop reports re-
esived today made strong Claims of
farther deterioration in the wheat
plant of the Southwest Closing prices
were at advances of tase 10 t&c.
While the public favored the buying
side If wheat again to-day, they wtre
cautious In making new commitments,
and secured profits on All advances.
Conservative traders look for an old
time bull market unless crop coddi-
ftDITs improve ~ me plant Is 6ert3Tufy
Backward In the winter wheat belt and
conditions in the spring wheat cnun-
iry are anything bat encouraging, The
seahoard reported that the advance in
wheat cHt- OF the export demand al
Most completely. ard milIers bought
only e 200 bushels here.
Corn was Il TO VI c lower while oats
We're unchanged 10 " lzc higher.
Speculative trade In both grains was
small Cash sales of corn were 80. 600
bushels, and OF oats. 1TD,o 09 bushels,
Export cIearanees of corn we're 1sS,
00g bushels, and<of oats, 100000 BUSH
els Patrick Cuaahy, the Milwaukee
packer. waE here today. Mr.. Cudaby
feels that lard is now selling AT famine
prices. while there Is ma famine IN
any of the hog products lie believes
that DC ia nearer the price Of lard
than t3c, and fhat ribs art nearly Sc
too high under prceent conditions Tn.
market closed frsctfonally lower
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

ChAnceFy Be1c1uo DeecA
Il r. Page trustee. to n. O. Wrt9ht
70 BY 20 feet on the south side q
Grace street, 1sS feet east OF Alien
Avenues $500
g. L. Denoon. trustee. to Realty
Insurance. Agency. 20 feet I IL inches
BY I'D feet . inches, west side Of
Ninth Street, 12s feet north OF Main
Street: $500.
Same to John and George Fahed.
Is By lao feet 4f-2 inches, north
side Of Broad Street. rs feet west OF
Smith Street; $4,000.
II. s. Taylor. trustee, to Minnie Il
Snead. 52I~2 feet by 140 feet, west
side Or First Avenue. 210 feet south
of Byron Street: $1,7o0.
~. A. Connolly. trustee, to Mrs. Bes-
sic r. Eswefs, IS by f49 feet on the
south side of Grace Street. 16S feet
east Of, Alien Avenue; 1870.
r. fl. Grown, trustee. to Monroe
Realty Company, 10 feet 10 Ia inches
by 100 feet on the south side of Cary
street, l05 feet 91-4 inches east of
West Street; s2,36o.
A. i. Chewing, trustee. to Viz
ginia Brown, 80 by Ito feet on the
north side of State Street. so feet
east of Erin Street; 1856.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

uhtfed stAtss 81 Am6r4cA, 1efoa1a1<
~ 3 Hand srson. Of Aiken. 3. q, f6x
the plaintiffs "a error: and ~ Nj. y.
Wat3ee Wering, assistant Unied StAfes
ett0rney. CAarieston. s. c.. Tor the de-
fendAnt n error. and submitted.
EAae ID call tomorrow:
NO. 4 AS. J. w. Bolland, plaintiff
IA error. W The United States OF
America defendant in error: error 10
the sDfstrtcf Court At F9nr1nce, 8. G. 70
be argued by Mr. Geo. r. Won Koinitx,
Jr.. Of Charleston. s. c., for the plain
tiff IN error: ana by Mr.. Francis II.
Weston. n. B. Attorney, Columbia, 3,
c.. and Mr.. J. WatiesS vvaring. as
sistant United States attorney. Char
lesion, s. G.. for the defendant In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
PETERSBURG SAVING AND
INSURANCE GO. MUST pa

Writ OF error and supersedeas "
awarded by the State Supreme cou
of Appeals yesterday to the Peter
burg Savings and Insurance Compa,
against Nettie Mears. Bond was M,
at $4,000. Tho Insurance compa,
appealed from the decree of the CI
cult Court of Accomac County. 4
tered February rs last. overrulinr
demurrer and finding against the =
tersburg Banking and Insurance Cor
pany In the sum OF $500. The pa
ment OF fire insurance policy
goods possessed by Nettie Meal
which were burned on December /
fsf4. rs the matter involved,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
MISS MaDGE McCREADy
CAUGHT IN OAR FTNDE

Miss MadEe McCready, while eros
Ing Ninth Street, on Main. Tuesds
afternoon was struck by the fender
a large touring car. lifted from h,
feet and carried up Ninth as far
Retger's Hotel. a distance of, perhau
one hundred feet. She suffered
scratch OF one finger and was natura
~ nervous from the resulting shoe
Otherwise she WIS unhurt The poli
have not yet reported the name OF II
owner OF the car. The chauffeur NJ
exonerated by Miss McCreadv, wi
takes the blame upon herself. ST
says 81 high wind caused her to wa
in front of the car which she fail
10 see IN time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
NEWS AND
COURT COURT RECORDS RECORDS
CHANcERY TRANSFERS.
Ten Deeds of Bargais, and Sale Re
corded Yesterday.

d. C. Richardson to c. IT. Miller,
lot so by t35 feet. on the west side OF
Fendall Street. 50 feet north OF
Rogers Street; $3.50.
Joseph Johnston to Margaret y.
Douglas. 80 feet one inch by i25 feet
on the west side of Rogers street. 27o
feet north of T strset: $500.
Minnie r Snead and husband 10
Rachel Octers, Sc f-2 feet by lao on
the west side of First Avenue. go
feet south of Byron Street; ss.50o.
r. Duckhardt to NJ. !. Peatross, 90
eject 5 IL inches BY 1a5 feet on the
south side of Greve Avenue SO feet
Q Sd inches west of Sheppard Street;
tax. 50.
Realty Insurance Agency to Balti-
more Trust Company. 50 feet l Ia
inches by l19 feet 2 inches on west
side of Ninth Street, 1873 feet north of
Main Street: tax, 1890.
Jesse A. Start to Ethel g. Carnpbell.
fifty feet on east side Of Fourth Ave-
nue.. between Victor and Custer
Streets; tax. so cents
Avondale Land Company to Eliza
beth j. VIM. lot in Brookdale; tax,
81.
w. w. Chndress to Benjamin Aren-
stein. 27 10 by 10 feet east side of
Nineteenth street, between Broad and
Marshall Streets: tax. $3.50.
Henry s. Wallerstein to Adeline ID.
Green one half interest in Bellevue
fats, l0i feet & - inches by 50 feet
4 inches on southeast corner of Fifth
and Gary Streetss tax, sf4.50.
Frank McCnthan's heirs to G.. G..
Satteriield, two lots In Chestnut Hill;
tax. SO cents,
ssn ,.aia wa y,isseo&cg
The following marriage licenses
were ISSUED by the clerk Of the Hust-
! ings Court yesterday.
Edwards Adams Macon. or Detroit,
Mich. and Marion Elise Parkinson,
Richmond. and to the following Rich
mond couples:
! Edward J.. Alley and Catherine II.
Stalnaker.
Waite: alexander. Hicks to Florence
Estelle Harris.
Terence e. McEnaliy of Chester
field County and Ellen Elizabeth Cot
teels .ca Richnlotsds,ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

49, Nh nsrssnsn1e a fnf r.
d., ma = Co., NH ~ y
nenrly Ideal focd - ratqre c1n m6l
CON should not ~ ~ A1c1le NJ
10 great quantities Hg9l = ~
did fsed and containa lnatsrial
bons and muscle. a mlxtl1re " IL
50 per cent. corn 80 ~ cent ana ia
10 per cent makes = taticn that II
enable any colt to srUw rapidly. d
handful Of ciimeai may ~ pFuat1l|
added. Then he Will r. more iik1
to eat enough 70 almost make up
the lack of milk.
Hay should be PROVIDED n plen1
Doubtless alfalfa Or clover = the nd
.dasirahIe for young xrQMIng col
Both grain and hay should be Of 1
very best quality. II II u at IN 81
sibie to furnish succuient grass for .
colt ii should Be done This u /
factor In preventing any check In b
growth Of the youngSter.
]. Naturally the colt viii mis- the col
pany Of It's dam. IL 1t has been I
customed to stay IN the stable Or u
while the mother ID out It work the
WIN be less fretting on that accom-,
II the youngster has followed the ID
constantly and has never been ke
separated from hsr he should be b
ken gradually to stay away from b
if II Is at all convenient to do 20.
II there are several COILS On the TAI
II i best to wean all " them Ut d
same time. The youngsters love col
pany. and II there are two or more
them together they VIII frst and wor,
less.