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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17

eiren bic 8 Sobne beS gerbIi9enen;
Gbas. 8. MfcGrea, Staot.SsonriniI.
Jar, 9eatbatiieI Wscgrea ir. BON San
ias Gitp, @nt. u. iIno &prace 6.
YecGren, bei6e bon @bieago INN
sSiaac Mc9ren bon gtespport uno set
Sfmieeeriobn oes @eritcrbenen ..
S. Spons bon Sort Sboinas.
= Serr Carlton Ebompion, nc.
reuue Solicitor oes 6. aonareb.Gi'
itritts, nlaft boraif aufmerfian,,
oab ein5elne Berionen iorrie aorpo'
raticnen bis gum 1. Mdrs 1916 ibrs
ansaben in @etreff oes Netto.gil-
fpinmens fir 1915 eirrctten miii'
fen. 9as @irifonuneniteucr. @eiet
Der 9fegierimg beiiintmt cine Straie
iilr Die llnterIaiiuns bon iolfer
eingdhen.
6rat aaherine siiber, Sic
@ittpe oes Senrp SSiiber, pom go
524 Dit 3. &trabe. lit gcitern I'M
gllter BON 81 Sabren peitorben. Die
Oabingeifyieoene, mclfe in oen mel.
telten Sreiien iebr beIiebt por, bin.
terIaBt mebrere &inoer. llnier bieicn
cine Sod,ter, Die @attin oes Serrn
3. q. @edmaun 9srGiibeilten S,r
Seittid)en Seat. 9anf. 9as 9ei6enoe.
sangnib finoet am Sreitag gladnrit-
tag 3 llbr bonn Srauerbauie ans
itatt Gie 9eiGe lpirb aiii bem Sm.
nersriln.6rieobof 5ur elpieen Rltbe
bcltattet perocn.
= Der Si6erbeits apntmiii1r
ebert erbielt geitern elm Sdreibel
Der Sranscontinental Snbannitp 60,
in mcld,er iiber einen 9eipiiien Sames
Carr Inn 9Iirsfuirit eriud)t niro
9ie Roli5ei fan0 in ibrem glegiiter,
Dab eiu Sanles Carr, elm @eteran oes
giirgertrieaes, aln Is. Sebriar
1915 in ieinem Sauie on bem Gid
ingufer crmoroct rporoen lit.
= George Sling, BON 9to. 396 ut.
SleaIant 2lDenue, st. Sbomas. fri.
her alS Giierformer tbdtig, 1T eeitern
i'm slIter BON 63 Sabren gcitorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17

gum getrass BON 5000 percussabt
su boben. Mire botte seitsrn aus Gp=
pingtpn cine Selepbonbpti9aft srhaIs
ten, bisrber gu tommen, ba fir Jpn
cine lpbnsnbe 9eid)aftisung IN Guss
fiht itebe. 9lls er benz Rufe Jplse
lsiitste, fpurbe er bon ben 9sbeimpps
li5iitsn Srees unb Siseins Derbaftet.
- Ridier See tpirb beute 4benb
Dor Der Grllnger Smprooement Mfo,
citation einsn 0ortroe balten, in ipeIs
der er bic 4usquben Don Bombs i'm
9stEase BON 100000 unb beren grs
lDs fir bic 0erbeHerunq Der 2nnbitrds
ben peripsnbet iperben iOn. ausfiibrli9
ertldren ipirb.
= Der 3aiiirer i'm TinanasOeporz
iement @m. Wade mubte seitern In
5plne eines Salsleibens Ssinen poiten
perlaFen. @n Ieinsr @telle funsirt GEE
genipdrtis Der Glert 6. McRamara.
Srau 5reoerida Sdneieer oon
go. 656 9ite Strabs, bic Wluiter bes
sberiffssebilfsn SEQ. Sdneiber, tpels
DE iiinait einsn S6lusanfall erlitten
hatte, lit aeifern i'm 2lIter bon iieb5tg
Sabren seitorben.
- Srant @plmerins. AZ. an Der
Scott Sirabe nabe Der 5iinften Stras
BE ipobnbaft, tpurbe seitern @benb uns
ter Der antlase bes Ginbru6s pers
boftet. Gr fpn angebli6 aug oem Sas
ben bes M. 2iHure, go. 431 Scott
Strabe iisben llbren unb Srpsi Sanos
toffer entipenbet baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17
nufaae.

= Der 5jGbrise Daniel Btnis, BON
ct. Snmss 4psnue unb Robssrsgluce
tpurbs seitvn Wittus in btr Pdbe Der .
Dipbior Strabs Don sinem Mdssn ges
trofifen unb berart ptrlebt, bab er
mad Sauie ssbradt ipsrben mubts. :
- Sobn WbiisRab, Elm 7jdbriser
Junss, Der iid NIT elmer arsdbl aas
msEabsn auf bsm abbang an berf
Oiaae uuo glberpn Apsnus nit
Sdlittsnfabrsn persnllste, rannts nit
isinsm Shliitsn sssen sinsn WaeeHA
unb fiel 10 uneIiidlin, bab ibm
iGmmilife Rdbsr uber ben aeib GIN
gen, sbe sr oufgeboben Jperbtn iounts.t
Or rurpe nad Sauie ssbra4t 100 ss
fi4 bsrausntate, bdb sr fhmersbdfts.
iebot unssfGbrlide WerIeBunsen srss
Iiitsn bate.
- Gbas. 6efTelbrod, 20 Sabre off.
bon 3OS OF Jront Strabe. battle ses'
fern 4benb ssssn 8 llbr pas psd. an
Der 8. unb SNamore Strdbt duf btm
eisbsbeditR 9rottoir aus5usleittn, no.
Bel tr .inen 9sinbruh srlitt. patrols
auio / brd6is Jpn ua4 bem 5ofpital.
- Der 4OjGbrise alsmpnsr Wm.
gries, 2346 Jlorenee qlbenus, fiel
geftern Wlittas bon BEN Dad bes
6aufes Ro. 4123 SCHUBERT apsnut,
no CT NIT Reparatursn bef1dftist
mar, unb srlitt einsn S8dbslbru& fosi
ipie innerIide Derlebungen, bic i'm
5oipitaI als isbr btbentli4 srahset
ipurben. q
- 1ur9 abitiirSsn bon einem Gts
rift al sinem 5auie an ber Wain uno
MaIon Sirabe, no er beI6dftigt nor,'
erIiti Der 25iGbriss Bduf4tsiner 4rs
thur Rea, 129 Wsft Court Strabs,.
Derltbungen I'M Riiden unb an bsibeH'
Siften, bic feline lieberfiibrung ndh
bem Stabtboipital noibptnbig md4s 4
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17
Qlus ber Gpmr beS fa@ft'
gen 6cd3s
Der bic 9bsilnsbmsr an ersbii4of
MlunbsIsius gantett gu petaif.
ten fuate.

Gbiedso. 16. Jebruar. waan
slaubt BEN flii6tisen 9iilfsdef bes
llniperiitp Club. Sean Gronss, b,r
bic 9beiln.bmsr am 1untett bes
Gr,biidofs Muutelein 5u Dersifs
ten ptriu4t haben foil. auf Der Spur
su itin. Gin gefpifIer 9. 6. elbel Don
Watieta, Sns., mtlbete Der polisei,
bab Elm Wann, ipel4er Der Bsfdreibz
ung bss gronss enifpridt. am 10.
Gebruar einen 3us Der Chicago
Gdiitrn SIIincis 8abn btities unb ses
rabc Dor ibm (albeD fid febts. Cine
sSrau fdlob iid bem 1lnbetanntsn an.
Die Grau iti,s in Datieta a6 unb be
llntsrfuduns btr ppli,si ergab. bab
Iis in einsm bortieen 5otel iibsrnadz
iste. Gs fpsrben auftrengunseH GEE
maGt perbrn, fofuobl ibrer als bes
aneebIiden grOnss babbaft gu Ders
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17
@amiltpn.
timer Agent in SamiIfon in
5err Gbuarb grnd, 449 SaS Sinffe
strahe. geG Gel. 476 o., Soms
ehone 1881 u.

Ebuue 1881 u.
= JrGu Seq gogers unb ibre brei
ainber, fpel6e am Wontda Wlorsen
feim granb ibres g[otbduieg ouf Der
5arm ppn Chris. pabit ibr ean5ss
Sab unb Gut perIoren, iuer6en na4
SddIonpille, Jloriba, iiberiieSeIn. Der
Siam Der Grou bat bort auf einer
plantage cine gnitelIung ssfunben.
Cine 4nsdbl 9eI9dftsleute fiss
len 5tpei peibli9en Shtpinblsrn gum
Spfer. Die 5rou punpten bic Be
ireffenbsn nit grfolg i'm 81 big So
an, bis lie bic 9eriideruns ouf bas
2eben ibres @atten erbaltsn hdtten,
pel6er Bel einsm GtinbabnuuialI ieis
nen suo sefunben babe. Gitel SHtpins
bel.
- sSrau Slpat bon 123 Sbuler
gtpenue furben porseftsrn ga4t a4t
Sibner eeitobleu.
- glarence Sd. Burnett fpurbe ges
ftern als &ollettor i'm itdbtii6en Be-
leu6tungss unb Waferamt nnseft.ut.
cSoe 2ipbart anb DilIiom Wurs
TIN, pel6e aug Der 9edsttf9en pas
rierfabrit Msiinscplinber i'm Wertbe
ron S56 itablen, befannten fid seitern
I'm ariminaleeri6t f9nlbig unb purs
ben DON Ri9ter Murphp 5u 3u9ts
bcusitrufen nerurtbeilt.
- Chris. Gtert, Ais Of 4bsnue,
nrrbe ssitern isiner eigensn Siders
heit tpegen i'm Gsfdngnib unterges
brG9t. Gr ion geiftesfrant fem.
- Seirutbsf6eine. = Samss Gb.
Sat6er, SO, giidmOnb, g., unb qnna
8eu Saud, Al, 6amilton; 2eouaro
Tuebl, 26, gutlsr 60. unb Seffe
2ipscomb. 10, SomerDiIls.
- Motp ylinseiIsn Bat sJobn Rinse
eifsn, ipelfem iie i'm Geptember 1887
gum SrauaItar fOIsts. auf Grunb bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17

,Sn bas gIitt uni'rer eio'nals3I s3Iientcn
ginS bosbnff iut6 isntpifIe1b- buIso
gemein, 4
Sir engIiiten aorreiponbentcn.
ssonlmt iiegenb bic Mabrbeit einntal
on bas 2ift
llnb teibt uns bes Sruss nnb ber
2iige,
Gaun oreben berim mir oas Saflis.
geiidt
limb 1nbern ben 5ratc bic 3iisc. 4
Tair IdIreiben mir einfaG: ~Sod,
BiIbeIml Sod Jrdn5!
Scd bic sager Der pilben Gnt' /,
eItteni"
gair Sitter Dont Crocn Der Sanoraii5,
sgir engIiiden ssorreiponbenicn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17
lie 2eid)e bes BET benz In,
tergans ber .perita"
bernnaliidteit 1cms
,nls Syfcsieelb
Dis es sf4eint an btrdgnp.
tifdsn Rite anse
immsmmt.

Waibington D. g.. 16. Gsbr.
Das Sianis Department IN BON
bem ameritunifhen Geusralioniul
In 9ll.rnnbrin. aespptsu, benaArihs'
tigt iporbsn, bab an Der Rite bon
aegppien cine asi6e anssinuemmt
lporbsn fei, bic trabrf4sialih bisisnigs'
zines Amtrilantrs unb piellsidt piss
ieniet bss ApnTuIs Mcgleslb 1T, Der
Bel benz llnisrsans Der .psriia' umz'
2eben tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17
Fred. A. Ersche1l,
2eidenbeitntter nnb Ginbaliamirer
In. YorR Str., y1ewporf, ,Sp.
1eIspbon: eouio So uns coutb aeee.
Mernnsria Office: suant S57 %
3abtnn nmS SeMebne.

- Die Qrbsiin an Der neien GD.
st. pauls Stride an Der gisrten aps.
in Sopton fbreiisn riiftia Dorpdrts.
paifor Suitap grune gIaubt, bab bic
Ginipeibung Der nsuen air6e am
SOnntas, bem 20. Wdrs, Dorsenom>
men tpsrben pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17
Srriinniae ssrindt seI6itmorb.

Die 48sidbrise Wlorp 8urbfdl, bic
felt ,inissr 3eit an Srriinn leibei,
srti6liipfte seitern @benb ibrsn anses
bOris.n in go. 2l3 attinipn aDenac
unb .ifie nnd BEN lyubs Der anbsrfon
sSsrrp Ronb. tpD fie obue Bsiterss IN
tie siiigeu sylutben Iprang. Sic Durbe
iebo6 BON Scfparb arnett bsmerfi, Der
ibr na9fprrng unb fie ans 2dnb
bra6ts, iporuuf fe tros beftiser Ges
e.npsbr burn Autopatrol Ro. 5 nad
bem Stabtbofpitnl beforbtrt nurbe.
Gle ipirb obne 3tueifel, iobulS iis fi9
bon benz folten Bub erbolt bat, BEN
prObatseri9t bebufs ileberpeifnns
mad aOnspien iibsrariportst iptrSel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17

vsn ~eS52BIt9es 4urtn'DBtffei.
gins 49, tlnse nlseia on sf @ins, Cpd
w5iSfep, eemif4t tpixt iraentdn<n euifrn
bfbebeu nnb cine 9rfaffzna In "a efunben
brsteB nRon nebms eintn 1teelBfIei bon
aue Z etunosr. 0raqeu eis 9essn gees
Wine Gompoiiub 3}nre. prdparirf itnb enrans
firf bon hsr eea@ qbemicai Co., QineiTb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17
cHiSiene gsrhansluuseu

Der etabtapmmiHdrs psn Wewssrt, as., an
IS. 5ebraar 1916. /.
Mnbor eibinefton fiibrie ben gorIit. artpe.
ierh ndren bic Stomnti'Idre ebert Sermnn uHb
Hieierberg. 0as 9rotofeu Der lettsn gituna
plirbe beitdipi.
Cine Reioluiiou fpiirbe lnaeuommsH, iponat
5nrbernnaeH bis SHm 10. Gebraar 1915 be-
aahli fperoeu ioueu.
NIraebote fiir bic ilnierfu6ure Der itdbtif4sn
mitfeH.
Tet ,Ruth oertaate fih bierunf aus gfiuna
fin ben oeriiorbsuen sscthnuisl maeQrea. Batter
6es 5innn5.s stommiNdrs Gbas 2. w1cGtea
Ses. u. .. atbtuaitoI Waapor.
attefiirt: artbnr motb, gtecorber.
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Sobcs gnSeise.
Sefiiior5en RittrDO6, 10. gsbruar 1910.
&atbarine sSiiher,

ssittpe Ses Seuro Sifber, i'm eIiier bon 81
SnJrer. 5ns ae1snbeennenib fnbgi am Srei.
iog. 1s. GsebrudT, I'm 2 libr Pa6miitaas, bonn
no. b24 OF 3. eircbe, Newport,
cue iiatt. Seereignrs auf BEN SmmerGrfins
Ureobo' 171su
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
COLISEUM PROGRAM
FOR FAIR VISITORS.

Louisiana S'a'c Tai- y.AtC-s y,
Vember - 6 .nc,usi'c. 80. AVE tl,
privilege OF enjoying ;Ne frcst Coz.
-enT program ever offered - Ia,
management. There H,n DO ente-.
IatnIneEi 81 rare excellence cve-y
evening N 'hc .a.C" Coliseum. a
structure costing 81 0JO. with com.
Portable. weu-a-yeuged rears 70 40
'oinooa.e large audience. and --i.h
stage go constructed that everybody
p-eseni can thoroughly enjoy all tna
features presented Rl-hou. anv OF the
outside attractions narring the pro
gram.
chief among the Coliseum enrr.
ta:nment will b" the concert each
evening by Thaviu's Russian band.
one Of the worlds foremost musical
organizations, together with several
so'oiE,s OF great ability. There will d..
so BE- other attractions. including ne
STATE Fair free acts. Those at,rac-
mons In the afternoon viii b. given
IN front OF he grarjs.ard. but q,
night they vii De e3clue'velv FOR the
p.ea'rre OK N" Coliseum pa:rnns.
Fo- ca'alOg AMI Other information
Apply 70 Secretary L. y. B.uccZCr.
ron. ShYCNgDr-.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
COTTON SHOULD Be
PICKED ; Times
esSe SEED 20, Planning prsm Sec
ono p,csiop

Cotton Aloud t,e piched thsse :lres
II sg4c:0t laocr - svLlsS-e TT.
FIRST picking 10 light ss6 shoslt "a
MADE to &c; - bottom toE. The, s:e
stained. o!scn-crvc, ard frequently
o0ea from contact with TIE SOL j.
inese Geih are picfec ~.;h The n,n
crop !: icvcrs TIE grata
The s-co.i plcf,as VI! - N. r2's
o. ne c-Vc and should be Carefully
picked AID hsD-Irc Care Z ,:ck.cg
~ make ua,sral C.Ee-prcs = ne
Crude Il = rom us pi"E,Ig 'oat
tie ron gy-jes .: tie crop s-e o.
'a!Ded p. se.uId pIckfns saCrle y;
se4d as Ieeo Cotton for some tine -
sore ginning J; las been proved "a:
co;,un he'd II the seed for ;hir-y day.
before ginning iBcrelsee he quantity
u Int i also improves The quality
O. re liDt A very bEc tong. CON
mon. p-sc'.'e r. 70 pie me cotton =
he fed o. he Ero.rd as 5; e p,,Eac
As tOVo ar ':.T. !s eDough IL ,as
We 20 mae s ta.e u r. rushed 20 re
s,n Cotton kG3dIro n NE say =.
gTe~s. fuM Of moisture. &. gOiug
through heat. ed VII g,I and zap
badly Tn's eve. bad .sulp.- and
ioH pre-
Prom 'se s@roLt picking should be
aved IRE planting Seed Toy The next
years crop This =. important ),
Eill 90; ,ske =. .-ece o. t"id s-,ec-
ton, tJ' - carefully done. ): W!!! PIE
vent e2ero u.ly rapid deterioration CT
the Ss+d
The ltIrd piek'Bs - ve-y snau, ~
immature Dolls and 'Es lint 70 OF poo,
quality and generally stained TT.
seed Obtained an immature and uDnt
for pIsrtinE II ne Grst and third
piCkings aye DiIed With tSe second
picking q vii lower the Grade an;
ne value 0! the entire crop
Mason Sroacen.
Extension DIVISION, Lousss.s Sac
University.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
FARM DEMONSTRATORS
AGENTS ASSIST FAIR

Instead OF having booth 0, their
own this year, the farm cooperative
demonstration agents. representing
We government and state depart
uen;s ~ agriculture, under general
direction OF Mason Snowden. state
agent. % Baton Roug". will give their
ome and energy 10 The parish FAR
EXHIBITS where a fair IL held IN par
ish. These agents. Who teach Inn
proved methods OF farming. 50 az 10
siTr Tire ard @vrf,7, ar. r.r.. o.
ig-u''.'- aLG other bcnen,s. win "
operate Nth The parish fair officials.
aAd con'r'bY'a products from their
cooperative farm 10 the parish fair
exhibits 20 be placed Al the state
Fsir. Where no fair ig held. then *.
b! 1t's MI 10 sent 10 the state Fair
Reside Con'rih7: exhibit. 'HrIl
~ nor stra''On agents from various
sections viii a''end tho sat" Fair
ana assist IN Z.v.ng Information 90
nose irqu ring about s7il me-. %. <
farming, e'c-
Fc- caiaiog. premium lists o." ap
ply ~ secretary l. - RrT-gg"ri. -.
= -c-=-.-'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
BLIND STAGGERS CAUSES
MUCH Loss OF STOCK
mo'cy esy sne snan;eo 1,asses o-es
abe Cs4ses-S-ope erpeaUrons
viii p-ssen; -e's o.s<ssx

The ti.ssse OF hIS.s Ahs rnr.es
e.'3d1s;sgReTs, so-c4liec z Know "
= lumber OF LANES scc. a. css-.-<-.
rs, ceIeG-T-spinAl ne, ar.;A. s:-d p
;er. forage poisoning saetas o re
cure pre7s.eu; a. 'bs present ne
;Arcushcg: Lou.s.aoa s. well as
some o'her g -. s,A;sS a.. = Gus.
lDs considerable loss a--rss, ,he.e
t,l-as
Co:u-una'ely s. g -e-v Ita,
h~Deu: when once = 6:'acks .re all,
"a. by on he C;he: .sot b, y ~
that Esv Sc prevented q. only crrDer.
were & liiLe rrurs familiar -. =.
Those vko hsv- laG . CO V.;t the
Disease have Observed "a r.-.a,c
COZ Il.'cLs seem 20 play a. - ;rJr'ar;
pa = - occurrence and = see-H.
rJs' prrvLen, during seasons O, aun
SHINE and showers = - warn pa-t
o. he yen wh'Ci az favorable %
re development OF 7ege.at,e re s-a-
cray, Grd 20 mods ~ fu.g! o: C..
ferect E!ncr. who. k-e also vega.
bic K tte.r rt'urr
such C4C a''c corcI'.c1. as 40 hav.
'pts"n - seen - lGy. hesr p-sra
!ec, locally. a. lsas. . .o' Pe-e-aiv
'hroUgACv' ne STATE al he ar:u4.-
attached are usually those Tia: asvs
been graz!ns on good ps=,ura- ~,
where he gases hav- beeu aItsCE.i
by so-e Q, he Numerous .unF. M
neTcus Investigations have ben
made ~ ~ 20 discover ih@ sc:ga'
cauHe o. this Al!m.rt, as 2: hss ben
'hough: possible hat = Nigh, he GA
os Ct.risl nature However. bc'h.:z
absolutely definite has been a--v-d
a., SO far. along ta,t hne q wo-s
However. - this as = may bee
sseuIs E''le question hat NE dises,a
N some way associated with tnp
feeding % !noldy grain. especially du-.
Ing he wL,e- srcsDn and ~ bltgh.
&C grasses during '.e summer. uncsr
climatic cond tons such a. we have
alluded -. IS complete ,ha,ge u
fed vii usually sop ~. disease
r.g.t away
Ard while me 'rorbls pa, ~ N
the bhgn'~c grasses a. 80 present.
tire. = Tc=. 'a'sr or, Re u!'h tae
corn Which has been grown during
ne ho'. showerv w+a.he-. and fet
from he crIb n Jroldy s'a'-
FOLLOWING his stc-, eIr'g.a'.nr.
We would urgently earr horse a7c
mule Owners 20 keep ,hei- ANNA,
from grazing on long ip1r- ant p,-.-
u'rs where 'hei0 e any chance o,
h'igt. c- mold ard iced hem OF gccr.
c.eean Hay for ~ r-eseCt.
: rye p@:c"r.agn II H. -.
MAR ara'&rt dlr. ard CUES a.
20 70 De- Go7e.dcd spon. BIZ
tse dsease may 10 prevented bv |
.. roina'.rr the g -. that is. kecpir- I.
the animals apav from he bizht.h
pa 'r-cs aid. later. cutting OF: T.. !
rc.cy com u'cH ia rom - cr,.. |,
" II Da'-rmpic
II ..s'sr ftat0 T'-,,cre.y
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
WEAVING TINE CRITICAL
IN YOUNG ANIMALS LIFE
Mothers MIX Natures Ov- Foos
Future Development Oecen5. on
Proper Svo5titJts.

Tfcyc "a 30 several Gc'crs CON.
N'niDE 70 r-CVe-. Tho filsr yrur,a
ed development ~ ouY naive i've
stock, espt o:a,'y during he g!owicE
period ~ their l'yrs. bu' one 90 he
moot 'ElpOrtaot is lack ~ the propr-
amount and kind ~ feed after they
have been veaned. The nothers min
Is natures food .or growth AID Je-
veloprert az the yoGny creature. con.
tanning as i, does hiTh pe-cen.a-.
q the elements fo- ina, PURPOSE. II.
Guiding ash. or mineral matter. for .ao
making % bone, so necessary 20
large and strong framework. SO long
ae The voGng animal gets e7ough mix
develop. NORMALLY :. is -, 49,
tr:s period, hovS1er, TIA, i;s l.rov.,
iH checked, unless il receives some
food 30 he-ancec thai viii. n a nav
ner. srI ply the noUIishmeIt which
TIE mothers XIX CcL'uinec. ard
thereby maintain ,Au, Erov,n snd co.
ve,ornen; so much desired
This Is ro' 1suany ,he case with
nos' .. on native animals. but II
s'"at, a,'e- weaving time. they ar.
permitted 20 hunt .o- rLe.reely-.E
roo reg oy die" 80 10 speak Win
're rcsIi' ina. they do no. ge' r. sY-
Nciercy ~ The riga, k.rd {. rourisa.
r1eu' ~ keep Them growing: they be-
come srunted and they arrive az mg.
turi'r. small. scrubby. and understood.
such "a No frequently ace amongst
both or horse and cattle stock
What IL needed. therefore. 70 en-.
able hem 10 attain greater size and
weight. r. are! WEAVING. 70 supply
them with some concentrated feed. in |
addition 10 grazing. which contains
tNe uourishment, 10 some degree a.
least. as was supplied 70 them n
'hetr milk. This may seem a somr-
TEat expensive proposition when ap-
pN"d 20 what We torn our common
stock but L is q question whether 9,
would not pay ~ the ord in their N. ,
creased size. weight. ard general Dc. I,
velopment Il IL .alse economy 20
withhold suffic.en' nGurisament from /
even our common stock during Their
period o. growth.
" H. Dalrympls.
Louisiana State University
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RAISE FEED CROPS FIRST.
Then GET LIVESTOCK
Feee 10 Foundation PrcoUct-6eS.
ev':sr srd Mix the ri,isoeo
krticlee

There s.~us 20 oe little dg4b, nat
many OF ou7 farmers are i,vest!ng
the,r rToner n n:yh priced Ca,t'e be
fore making due preparation FOR hem
IN the mater Q. tAe necessary feed
o'op Vhl!e. c7 tie C;her hSnd. tie
more .u5iC.ous method would seeru %
be "a consider, srd arrange for. the
ra-,cu. crops SUITED - 'hr!r sys'er,
81 d'v"rsiS"C farming. aod ta.n So
care re reGE.s.:e Tur.osr o. ca'tle
- enable Them ~ MARKET those crop,
TO he best sdvarJage
Cate are one g: the ad.urc.s -
the diversified farm. as Il &. throus
hem TIE feed crops nay b. mos.
probably marketed. And ;h.s apples
10 the dairy fsrner Who markets rs
crops IN tho form [: rllk. butter. &C
which his cove prctucs. as Il does -
tse man WHO raise. beef animals 70
r1ppiy :hs market Win tha, esse7t,a,
commodity. In efths, case however,
the iced is Re foundation rroduc-. o.,
c--1ee eat"-.al. ant ,or wHich the
n-n'r may obtain ar inc-oas "a
PIE wen =" dl.pos.s O, T. n ne
FORM .! 'he fuirhs1 ar'.c,ss rs1-
toned
II tI,G'd y bore IN MID. 'her.-
fore that Inc cattle ~ the farm s,o
the r,a"hincs which produce theae
hisher-priced finished products CT, OF
-" feed they consume Bu'. in orde.
10 90 'his satisfactorily. which moan,
probably. ther mus. necessarily.
frsr have Re c7lde material. IN the
form ~ fed, on Of which 20 manu-.
fac;ure thsm
As ve ruij before. there arc. -.
heps, many ~ oUr farmers Who rere
beer investing In h'rh-p-iced c...le
aho have not ye' gwen a thcu21t :,
the production Of feed crops On wAica,
N properly sustain thcu; and. OF 30
other hard, there are others who have
an abundance o. feed crops teat they
are selling or the farm IN he raw
STATE. nut which vouiG be more p-ott
able 10 them Il hey rad q Sufficient
number Of cattle though which %
market them.
TIE possession ~ cattle without he
reoesssry iced PRODUCTION ie very si-,
liar =" owning a nil without N. ra-
material IN manufacture. i, rs q o1o.
td~d and YHproftahie proposition
Then, AGAIN. hare pastures and the
better class o, ca,'le. no ma'rer vbs,
the breed or variety. 90 no, 20 -
sether, neither is = always profitable
10 have - buy feed, unless I, can be
economically obtained In exchange
tor, or through the disposal ~. some
other commodity raised upon we
fam.
large number ~ Enod cattle -
both tho dairy and bee, breeds, a..
being purchased nv orr rarmr-.
throughout the state, and as both the
dairy and beetproducing industries
aye new 20 NOS NJ them. il would
r" HeN that thew consider rev
points We teys raised, II they snt!ci- ,
bate making the most ont Of either ,
N any overt, the success. OF .i,hoy /
ru.' depend urop the economic pro (
3uc''on ~ feed crops. and. IN con.a
'uano', tie latter should receive frs. :
W. II. Dlsrvrple,
LOUISIANA state University 4
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FARM SCHOOLS TO
EXHIBIT AT FAIR.

Attracted hy yhA $3.50 offered IN
prizes and prompted also by the de-
s,re 20 show TIE public what il being
accomplished in their line OF develop
fn'nt ,hc agricultural high schools OF
different parishe. will make cornpeti-
tive exhibits al this wears Louis lana
State Pair. November 70 6 The er.
hio"s VII occupy attractive uoothp In
The main Agricultural Building
Scientific farm methods are being
taught b. these schools valuable ef-
1unc's OF the public school system OF
Louisiana, as will De evidenced by
The displays al Tho State Fair p. /.
Guilheal. State Inspector Agricultural
High Schools. l. 8 T.. Baton Rouge.
T'll be in charge.
Apply 20 Secretary l. " Brurggcr-
hon. Shreveport. for ca,alog. etc.
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Monday night the FIST episode #
Peg o The Ring will be shown al
the Lyric Theatre. There will be TO
admission charged and the manage.
nent hopes that very large crowd
vii. be present. The story appears
n this issues Of the Journa!, and
hose desiring to 10 50 may read i.
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The honor roll nf the Tallu'ah
High Schoo! appears in this issue.
The High School was q little behind
this month, only two names APPEAR
ing from that part Of the school.
However, we expect to have large
list from the High School next month.
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IRESPASS NQllCE-

Notice is hereby gwen that .i.a-
by, Alligator and Cox plantations
IN Madison parish, La, are posted,
and no hunting or othc~uiec tres.
p.$i' ; Viii y. a,i,w.q.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
FIRST BAPTIST

REV. a. W. FINCH. Pastor.
DR.. G. W. GAINES. Superintendent
Divine worship, second and fourth
Sundays at a. m. and Up. n.
Sunday School, every sunday at 10 a.
m.
Mid-weck prayer meeting, every
Wednesday at ! =.