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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09

bate er seiast, Dab aus Snformation,
pie aus ceniirten 9riefen eines neus
tralen OleomargarinesJ sJabritdnten err
longt ipurbe, berporgebe. bab mad BEN
arws eneraifhe aonfurrens BON bic
ier Seiie al eriparten Tel uno bic
ansfubriteuer nOtbig fci, um Die Sn,
ouitrie bem Ganbe 81 erbalten.
Spdter irug Elm Earlmnentsnii.
glieo 2lopO @eorge, Of er ipiiie, cba,
ais Die Geninr cfaGlirt ipnrbe, ms
gciagt iunroe, iie einSig nno allein
Den ,3wef babe, 5a berbinSern, Snh
eer Seino in ben geiie bon Sniur'
nation gelange, bic linn pun Ior.
ileil icin f6nnfe, nub Snh anoerlusi'
iig bic 5rsibrit bes gerfcbrs nnS
bas Srieisebeimnif in fcincr Neiie
pcrlett iuerben luiirbe."
Der Griegsmipiiter antiportets bar
auf. bab er ni4t rpiffs. ipsl6es 3.rin.
zip bdmils proilamtrt iporben lei, bic
Regierung aber Elm Rsft BABE, iraenb
ipelfe Jnfornndtlon, bic lte duf iold,e
Beiie erlanse fir natiOnaIc 3ipsee Ill
DertpenDen.
Gr purbe ipfort bon Dislen Seiten
nit Grasen beitiirmt. Gin Mitgllso
bes nnterbauiss frus ibn, OBJ CT es
fir nOtbis ooer eere9t bdlte, ben Sns
ral bon pripatbriefen betannt Al mdz
den, bic bon Der Geniur seSffnet ipor.
ben ieien. Gin anberes Wlitaliee
ipoate fpiifen, Oh es bic 9lbiidt Der Re=
gIeruHg lei. bic aus Yriefen, bic BON
Der eeniur ge0ffnet tuurbsn, erlansie
Snformdtion fir 3pede gu psripenben,
Die nit bsm ariss a6iolut ni9ts su
tbln bdtten2
Slopb @eorge auttportete bdrduf:
Gs 1T bic 2tufgabe bss arisssminiites
ruins, ober ipenigitens Der gsaIntsn,
fir bic id) berantiportli9 bin, irsenD
ipelhe Snformation, bic mir aus ben
in folder Deife ge0ffnstsn 9risfen srs
Iangen, an bic DerIbiebenen 3uitGnbis
sert 8epartemsnts 5u ididen. Oi:
9erantportlidteit bes ariegsminiites
RUINS erreid,t bomit Elm Gnoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Gingefangem
Wnrbe 5ranf Stifenberg, Der bor
Wionatsfriit ans Der Euli5ei-
itntion beg nennfen TiitriftS
cnt,piidte.

sSranf Studenberg bon glo. Il
@eit Clifton 9(penue, Der Dor Wto'
llatSfriit aus Der Boli5eiitation beE
neuntelt Giitrifts entlpii6te, mo- er
ais Derod6tig eigeiperrt gerpeieI be.
finoet li6 tpie6er btnter S6loB un6
sRiegel un6 5ipar bieiesmal IN Der
5tation oes eriten 3iitrifts, mo ibir
Die 5luht nidyt 10 leidJt pcrocu
riiroe.
Seine ger6aftung erfOlgte geItern
bur6 bic Setettipss @enter unD
@ernbarot an Der 8tne na6e Der Sie>
fsnten Strabe 5uglsi9 nit Ieinem
graber Safob Studen6erg uno sgranf
Studenberg ertldrte ipGter, bab i6m
Teiner5eit bic 5fu6t ie6r lei6t gez
semadt porben Iei, ba Der S6lieber,
Ger inn bds Wiittageien bra6te pers
QaB Die 3eqentbiir 5u5ui6lieBenL 10
oab er einfa9 berausfpd5ierte.
Die beiben griiber tparen bdmals
ber9aftet porben, neil iie I'M 9ers
bo6t itunben aupferbra6t aus Der
9erancourt'i9en graueret geItoblen
81 hubsn uno fie iOlIeu, ipie bic De-
tettipes bshuupten, geitern ben 9iebz
itabl augeitanben baben.
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Derisnal' sti3ea.

Serr 9einrid Wutb 3259
9eresforb apenue, Walnut SiIs, ers
belt bon briibsn Die Radri6t, bag
isin Rsffs Seinri6 Wutb, lluteroffi.
sisr i'm "a. Snf. Rest.. in 5rantrsi9
am 90. Suni ssfaIlen 1T. Die srsiis
Mutter ibsil.e bic 5rauertunbe ben
bisiisen 9sripaHbten nit.
Sun boben gllter BON II Sabren
bat geitern in Der 9ooauann'iheir
8ittrpenheinrotb, no Tie ibren Sc.
bensabeno in filler @eidalili6teit
beibIoiien, Srau g sophie Otte II
Die sIatsen gum eipigen S6lunmer
aeibloiien. 9ie 9abingeidieoene tat
es beritanben, iid) ollrh ibre Ser.
5ensgiite lutb ibre peri5nlide 2ie-
benswiiroigfeit einen groben Greiin.
oesfreis 81, erperben, Der ibr glnoel.
fen itcts IN Gbren baIten miro. Gic
geerotgiing iinoet beiite gtahnittaJ
I'M brei llbr BON Der @ittipenbeiulatb
aus ltaft.
Wit aufr!dtiser 9rausr pirb In
iusitsn 9rsiIen bic &unbe Don BEN
ssitern erfolsten 2lbIeben bon Serrn
u ueuit 3. Grobman pernoms
men tperbe, Der i'm 2llter BON 81 Sab
rem in bic Gtpigteit abberufen tpurbe.
Der DahinssTtsbene, bef.n Miese
in grfurt in Sa6ieu seftanSsn, mar
ttreits als ainb i'm Sabre 1861 na9
Cincinnati eefommen iinb bate fsitz
benz bier ununterbrofen sslebt. Der
Gl.ersn Generation bes bieiisen
9tutIhtbums ftebt Defenders infolse
ftiner 5bdtisteit als 8u4balter I'm
Sisbldnb Souis i'm @sbGdtnib. DIR
gntihlafene mar elm fernbeutf9sr
Wann, Der iid bur9 feline itrense
Gbrenbaftigtsit unb feline berporras
ssnben Observation-Disclosures einsn
ssrnB.ss SSrsane:strsis 81. 81 ..-..sss..ssssHH ..sss..ssssH
aeipubt bate iinb bic eramsebeuate
lSinterbliebentn, bic fd)prgepriifte
gpiiifpe arau Ssnnis 6. JrobsI
m a n rnb Der Sobn 6err 9eorge
Trobman biirfen Bel Der Seims
fuhuna. bic fie betrpffen, Der innias
fen 5beiInabme perii9eri iein. Die
gtsrbisrng finbet am Montaa Huhs
mittae I'M Stpei llbr pcm Trauers
taufe Ro. 1865 Sba @trats mt.
gsoms aus TAFT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Gas bife GnSe.
ylapgronHS @Otbers 9easue iOl Jest
fur Sas Eienie i'm gurnet 8ouS5
Fart jablen.

Oas hide gnbs Ses Dor einiaen 0os
den i'm 8urnsi @Dobs part itattae.
babteH pieHies Der &inber Der pers
idisoenen partipisIpIdbe rit iebt na6s
setommsH. Die Miitterlieu Der pa1t-
ipielpldse lit udmlid) gu ibrem MIDI
geriHgen gritaursn eriubt por6en.
tiir ieoes &ino, bos an benz picnic
tbeilgenommeH bat, Die Summe Dor
ilsben Gents gu srlegeH.
gldtiirlid herrift ob bieiem Der
lcngen sepaliise Gntriifting BEL ben
Wtiittern uno siue 9lborbnung Der
Samen fpra4 geItern Bel ReD. 5raHt
Muroen Wioors, benz Social Genters
2tiier bes S6uIratbs Dor nm .nsrs
siid sessn bisie 5OrOeruns gu protes
iIiren, nit bsm gsmertsn, bag aIges
mein angeupmmen porben pGre, BIZ,
pcrttommiiIion puroe aud teuer,
ME lie es i'm boris,n Sabre eet6an,
be aOften Der gTanitaltung tras
gtn. Rep. NlOure bsbauerte, oaB
Gueeni6einlid man iiberisbsn babe,
Die Wliittertlubs bon ben sripa6fenSen
ariien in aenntnib gu febsn unb
fiiste hin5u. baB Serr SenB Der 9sis
ter partipieIplGse i'm Gtanbe fein
triirbe, bic QnseIeaer6eit In befrisbis
senber Weife duf5utIdren.
gu bieIem 3psd III fir Montdg
Tahmittag cine gsriammlung Der
Nliittertlubs anbsruumt porben, gss
lsaentli6 pel6.r ss obHe Grass re6t
Ieehdft augehen tptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Cine meme 9lnleibe
QBiro bon Der fran5oifi4en 0eputir
tsn=aammer perldngt tperben.
Die Ieit6srigeu ariees,assubsn BE-
laufen iid auf 54,00o,0oo,OO0
Jrauten.

paris, 8. Sept. - qlleranbre
8. Ri6ot, Der frana6fi6e GinanSmis
niiter, tiinbigte am i5rsitag an, oab
bas aommitise fir gsipillisungen
Der 9eputirtsnsadmmer am nG6Iten
SienitIs eineIl @eisbesnOri9las sins
brineen fuerbe, ipelfer cine neue nas
tionale qnlei5e Derfiigt. Serr Ri6ot,
ipsl9er bsm Aummitiee auseinanber>
ssfeBt bate, baB fir bas lebts @isrtel
bss Sabrss 1916 Elm gstrdg bon
8,347 100000 5ranten benStbist
iperbe, ertldrte. baB bic Qvssaben fir
fiinf Sriessnonate I'M Sabre 1914
7000,O00,000 Jranten, tie i'm Sabre
1915 22,000,0O0,O00 uno bic I'M
Sabre 1916 32,O0O,00c. 900 1rdns
ten betriigen.
Der Jinan3miniiter in?nrmirte bas
&ommittee in 3e5uq auf Die 3ablun4
gen, tpslfe Srantrei9 I'M 4uslanb.
unb in usbersinitimmung nit ben 4b,
mu6ungen NIT bem britii6en Sdabz
amt unp Der gant bon gnglanb ma
den miiiie, Inn ben sngliihen Ws3fds
aurs aufre9t gu er6alten.
3 el bmari 9 all bon Sinb be NJ
burg an Der netli9sn
5ront angetommen.
u fterbam, 9. Sept. - Giner
bier einsetroffenen 9erlinsr Sepes
i6e 5nfolse III Der nsue General
itdbs9ef 5elomari6aa bon Sinbens
burg gum eriten Ulal an Der ipeitlifen
G4la4tfront onsetommeu,po er sus
iammen nit benz Grpnprinssn Grie4
orid Wil6elm ale auptiGdli4en yoiis
tioneu in auseuIdein nebmen pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09

bes Dialeftes Der blonben gsfimos
Der ii9 mir fpenig BON Dem Der gsfis
mos qm WatensiesGluiie unteriheiz
be. bsiddftist iei.
q a3tsebniGbrigt bes Wo.s
bes i'm er.ten Grabe
angeflagt.
5untspiLls 2lrt., s. Sept.
Sier ipurbe ain syreitde Die 18 Sable
alte Naomi 0ta6, bic Go6ter eires
bena9barten Farmers, bs5 Wlcrbs5
i'm erIten Grabe angeflagt. sic iOll
6etannt bnben. bab iie en- II. Suli
ben 20 Sabre dltsn Gdii Sisco e..
i6OiIen babe. Gr mar ;br @elisbter
getpeien, nit Gem iie in Gtreit gerde
iben mar. Ous Mdbteu Ioote, Sisto
babe Iis Osrflu6t. ais Il, i'm 9sri0bs
'nung ge6eten babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Sran nnS Sinh perid,punoeu.

Die goIisei befinoet iid auf Der
Siid,e nad Der 20-ia1rigen Sral,
6oiella Yel @rlrmager, @atttn oes
Sarmers Carl grlnnageH BON 5apette
Gciintp, ap., Die oorgeitern init ibrem
pieriabrigen &iiloe bierber FAM Inn
5reintbe ui beiudeit, aber ipeber bci
oieien angelangt, nod nod Sauic
5ilriidgefebrt lit. Der 9atte traf ge.
fern ebenfaIls bier Elm, I'M bel Den
gsadfuritau1en Sl beIieL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
SIT in Der SinanSfrage 5iuiid,en Der
snbsetfommiiiion nno benz
Sdlnlrafb ansgcbrOden.
Goantganbitor 9nrr bcbanptei, oah
orr Shnlratb mebr @elo per-
msonbt fat, als linn in ben
uerflDfenem tier 3ub.
rem 6eiuilligt iuOr.
ben.
GlngetrnSe lInterind,nng Der 1yinan.
sen oes SdJnlratBs iuirO nun.
mebr uorgenomnen.

3pii6en Der 8ubgettommiiIior
inh bsm S6ulratb lit cine 75e6be
cusgebrp6en unb bic GommiiIior
pirD nunmebr auf 8eranlaiIuna bes
Grlntaubitora Ourr cine Inter.
iu6ung einleiten um gu srmitteln, Of
Fer Sdulratb stlpd fpdbrenb Der leb.
ten bier Sabre mebr Gelb Oerausgabi
bat. ols ihm BON Der 8uOgettommifs
ilon befpilligt tpurbe.
9ieie llnteriudung nuroe in bic
8ege seleitet, nddbem ss nd6rent
beg Cages in ber Sibung Der gub-
getfommiiIion gu 5iemIi6 beftigen
Wortsepldntsln 3piIhen bem Gountss
auditor 0urr unb ben anpeTenben
S3ulrat6smitslisbern getommen
mar.
yla6 Der borldlifieer 2luTiteQunq,
Delhe bic Silfs glubitoren @eorge
SdOtt uno sSrant MarIans gema6t
haben, ioI( Der S4ulratb $4,000
mebr tud6reno Der perIloiIenen bier
Sabre aussege6en baben, dls i6m BON
Ger guOgettommiiIipn bepiaigt ipors
BEN mar. 9ieis @ufiteLung nirb
i:bt nadgspriift unb bic gubgettpms
million bat ii6 Biz 9isnitag Der.
tagt nm BAG GrgebniB bisier Ha5s
priifung ub5uparten.
S6ulrat6smitgIieb Old be6duptst,
taB bieie dugenIdeinIide 0e6rauss
gdbe 6dbur6 berrrTaf,t pirb, bag
ter Sdulrat6 fir sefpiiTs 3pete Gelo
Bel seits ieBt unb bide Summen crit
psraussa6t, ipenn bic bstrsfFenben
arbstien b6aig feriiggeiislt iinb,
mas man6mul mebrere Sabre b1uert.
Die 8ontroberi, tpuroe baburh oe.
5sitst, baB iid auasnf6sinfi6 unp.rz
bdltniBmdbig grobe Summen in bers
ftisbenen Gonbs beg S6ulrat6g be-
finben unb gountpaubitor Slrr reds
nste audi aus, baB alIem 2lni6ein mad,
Der Sdulratb in einem Sabre $685.
900 mebr berdussabt babe, als Isine
gepillisung fir bas betreffsnbs Sabr
betrug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
0Seiblihen 6TentliHen
Q(nfldser
Werlangen pr o m ineni e
GrauenG Gbicagps fir bic
proSeiiiruns bonGrau
Spa 90. 0arnes.

Spa W. Barnes.
6 hieaso, 81, 8. Sept. - Ser
Staatsantpalt piro am Donneritaa
bon ben Grobseidporenen bsrlanssn,
odb iie Grau Spa Wl. Barnes, tuel6c
ibrsn @atten, Games H. Barnes, Der
treter elmer Neip yorter Girma, am
Oienitag 4benb I'M Wafbmgton part
erf6Ob, bes gatienmorbes antlag..
gdrnes' 2side ipurbe am Oonreritag
Ibcnb 5ur geerbisuns naa Darner,
R. o., seIanbi.
promirenie 5rauen Gbicasos psrs
ben benz Etaatsanipalt Sopne eine pes
titipn unterbreiten, in ipelder er ees
iuht tpiro, einen lpeibli6en SuriTten
nit Der proaeiIjrung Don 5rau Bar
neg gu beauftrasen. Syrau Catherine
Dausb Wtgull09. cine betannte
Suffrasette unb Wtitslisb oss bisi;ssn
garreaus. ertldrte. baB iie ibte
SienIte in Dem Sale DON syrdu Bar
ues anbisten piirbe. Sic iagi,, fe
piirbe gerne ieben. tpenn bic Sdlite
Der GeidpOreneu aus JraueH 5eite1ea
lpiirbe.
seit Dem Sabre 1907 fnb nabesu
aDaIt3is bes Worbes aHgsilaste
sJrauen ireioiprohen iporbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Gleine 9pliseima9ribten.

- Gitber Bloom BON go. s0S Weit
Sie6ene Strabe eriptrtte eeiterR einen
Suftbefebl fpsgen angebli9er @er=
leumbuns sseen gtDe g]eIIsr bon gfo.
745 8sF Court Strabe.
9lls pernibt purbe seitern Der
9olisei Der Ga Sabre alte Subn 9.
Stpae Don 1T. SbOmas gemeIDet. Der
9erI6punbene psrlieR am Wiitttpoh
ieine Mobnuns, I'm bier 9rbeit gu ius
8en uno 1T ieitosm nidt mebr ssiebsH
nnrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09

gIieo aufgenounnen. Zen @aG oes
0ellti6en alub ant 20. Septenlber
miro Der &erein in corpore beiuhen.
Die 3rirtecs unterhreiteten cine
Suittung iiber $3.50. nelde i'm Sea.
r1en oeS g}ereins fiir einen ceirtifelt
9riessbonb I'M @ctroee BON 5000
D}arr ongelcgt lporoen iinb. Die @ilt.
nablnen bctrugen $191 uno Die 9lus.
aaben 500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
sdmabiider lluteritiitunss.s,erein

sSn Der eeItrisen gerianIrllung bes
cbiscn gereins, in ipeld,er Der Sc
retar Serr Sertrp greper aitf 8rlupo
Der slbtpeieubeit bes 8rdfibentcn
@IoedIer alrdJ oIs goriiser fungirte,
ullreen an bier erfrarfte Weiteliebcr
S2S oils ltnteritiisung anerpieien.
Scrr &ug,dt 9eihncr ST, 2917 Sio-
nep GSetu,e, ,purbe eIs ueiies @it'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Sdiffsuadridteu.

Rem DOrt, 8. Sept. - qnsst.:
Cedric" bon 3iperpool. - 4bgegans
gen: rWontierrat mad Barcelona.
Sonbon. Ineet.: .Sieilian" DON
Wonireal.
9tbraltar. absss.: .Rssind
b'SStalia" (pon Genua) uad Rstp
Y0rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09

fur beren Serfteaung bic Geisaidaff
nt9t bic nDtbigen WiG6inen nnb sr..
ta3reneu 9ilfstrGf!e in geriigenber
s33u6l bot erlnneen tDunen 9lu9 feblte
es an benz rDtbtgen Snpitdf, ipslbes
1eBt iebo9 babur9 beI9dfft tporber
tein fOI, bdb Der 4rGiroe1lt Der 9elell-
f4aft, Dt. 8. Dodge, findH5ielle Ollie
DON Seiten feines S9pieserDaterss
2Biltam Rodefeller, erld1rgt bat.
Der 8etrie6 Der @tnfeTier Fepentz
ma Q(rms So. in 4eip SaDen, Conn.,,
leiOet i6On feit mebreren Wo9en nm
ter eineu Streit eines groben Sbeile5
i9rer 2trbeiter. 2Gu6 bieIe GjefeqTdaft
ioa finan3jeae 6tlfe Orrgen0 bends
tbigen.
Die Gruci6re 5teel So. but einen
8ertreter na6 2onOon geIdnbt, nm
DON Der 6ritiI8en Regietang @rneuel
rung zines ibr peqen gu ldngumer
Gieferung qetliuoigten Diunttionss
Sontrdttes gu erlangen. sSn glei6sr
Gdge Ioll Ii6 init 8e3lg duf H1tbldnD
bic @dnaoidu Gar &c BounOrD gp. pes
iiH0en
Die Sarts4}orr Go. III g6urfss
GitD, ga, bat fir Die brttiIfe Regie1
rung 9,250Qi9e 2(rtiQerie @ei8OIf:,
i'm Soitenpre:is DON $8,5oO,Oo0, 5u
lieferH au6 100000 12piiinOige &ups
ferringe fir perdrtige Oon Der @mes
rican 8rate G6oe anb Jounorp So.
fertig3uFslenOe Gei4oiIe. 8Dn Der
gLei4en Regierung bat bic Sarrtfor
gipe &c Bending So. in SdrriIur,
%a., etnen 2tuftrag fir Sto6lmatsriel
fir 100000 4.580Qige Qo4erptOIiu'
GeI4OTe erbulIen.
Cine tiir3li@ fir bic ruFii4e Re-
gierurg bier crfolgte 0hlitiorss8cs
ftequng lit untcr ben folgsrren GeieGs
iduften Dert9e;lt poroen:
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-07-20
Through April Dusks.

When April trips along the roao
and twilight settles down. she passes
lightly through the mist Of springtime
gray and brown. And as she goes
along her way the stars peep out and
glow, the moon smiles down with mer.
ry smile. q cleaning silver bow. And
old folk, sitting in the dusk, lift up
their weary eyes, and look along the
springtime road with unconcealed sur
prise. And, half uncertain, half sur
prised, they hear the song Of love, the
song Of youth and happiness, the
songs from heaven above. And half
bewildered, half amazed, they know
that through the land a train Of low
ers softly walk together. hand in hand.
They know that farmers plant their
crops. that mothers sit and sew; that
robins build again their nests; that
music, gentle, slow. is singing on the
breeze of night; they know that flow.
ers spring upon the brown of we'll
loved graves; that moss and ivy cling
with tender arms about the earth that
guards each sleeping form; they know
that resurrection comes and banishes
the storm.-Margaret e. Sangster. Jr..
in the Christian Herald.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-07-20

CARE OF CREAM IN SUMMER
Few Simple Rules Given Which
Should Be Followed-Dirt Always
Carries Bad Favors.
CBy w. b. COMBS. Missouri College Of
ApriclIltulal

(By w. b. COMBS, Missouri College Of
Agricultule)
During the hot days of summer tho
farmer who is selling cream to the
creamery finds it problem to keep
his cream in the proper condition.
However, there are but a few simple
rules which should be followed, that
would result in better cream. First
of all these Is cleanliness. Dirt, re-
member, carries bad flavors If the
barn or its surroundings and cows are
dirty it will result in poor milk; poor
milk results in poor cream; poor
cream results in poor butter.
Immediately after separating, the
cream should be cooled down to at
least so degrees Fahrenheit. Warm
cream should never be poured upon
cold as the temperature of the lot is
raised and bad flavors may result. 1t
is essential that the cream be stirred
frequently to insure uniform ripening
II the cream is left undisturbed, the
fat rises the same way as it does in
milk AS a result the cream Is full of
curd particles or it becomes 'lumpy."
Never put cream in rusty or bat
tered can and always remember that
milk and cream have that property Of
absorbing bad flavors.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-07-20
OBJECT OF THINNING FRUIT
Attention Is Called to Much Neglect
ed Important Duty-Inclose Grapes
In Paper Sacks.

Thinning Is so much neglected. and
yet 80 important, that 1t is well to
call attention to It,
II one has any doubts upon this
matter, let him take two trees OF the
same variety Of peach or pear, and
from one remove half or .ree-fourths
Of the fruit, and upon the other let
all the fruit grow. When the fruit is
ripe, market the crop OF each tree,
keeping a correct account of all the
expenses, and see which tree has paid
the most
One bushel of choice fruit, carefully
packed in clean half-bushel baskets
will frequently sell for more than two
or even three bushels Of ordinary
fruit of the same kind Pears, peaches
apples and grapes grown for the best
markets should be thinned when fruit
is one-third grown, the trees properly
sprayed in season and the trees kept
cultivated or mulched.
For exhibition remove fully half the
fruit from the trees, water freely in
dry weather. Grapes should be In
closed in paper sacks.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-07-20
GET READY FOR MARYLAND
WEEK.

At the recent meeting OF the Exec
utive Committee of the Maryland Agri-
cultural Society and affiliated organ
ixations, it was decided to hold the
MARYLAND Week Exhibition this year
from November IA to Is. 1t Is urged
by the committee that local oranges
and farmers clubs begin to plan at
once for exhibits to the state show.
II points out that members OF such
organizations have been In the past
among the most active supporters OF
the show. With the passing years this
competition has grown steadily keen
er and those organizations or individ-
uals that win laures at this years
show should be hard at work plan
Ming for their part in the big affair.
There is no better way for the local
grange or club to place itself and its
neighborhood on the map than by win
ming a high place in the club exhibit
class. The members who Immediately
after harvest turn their earnest at
tention to planning such an exhibit
are laying the foundation for fruit
full career as the most useful organfza
ton OF their community. Neither
should they attempt such an exhibit
without first holding a local show for
the benefit of their own neighborhood
In this work the help of the County
Demonstration Agent will be found OF
the greatest help. There is no work
In which he is more anxious to sue
coed than in developing local spirit
and pride In agricultural production
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-07-20
TIME FOR PICKING BERRIES
Small Fruits Are Unmarketabe When
Overripe-Gather When Of Full
Color and Flavor.

Unlike some OF the tree fruits, Der
.ries must not be picked when under
ripe. They are unmarketable when
overripe. Pick when Of full color and
flavor, yet firm.
II gathering of the fruit takes place
SO that the vines are relieved Of their
ripe fruit In the cool Of the day, leav.
ing the plants nothing to do but to rip
en- their remaining fruit when warmth
and sunshine will hasten the process,
the full crop will be sooner brought
to maturity. The berries are better
for being gathered in the cool of the
day, but when, as is often the case
they must be gathered when warm
from the sun, they should be taken as
soon as possible to cool, breezy shad
ed place. The packing shed should
be ample enough to shelter all crates
of berries until ready for shipment
A breeze is helpful when the fruit is
dewy but hot, dry wind will mar
the freshness of the fruit.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-07-20
THINNING FRUIT A PROFITABLE
PRACTICE.

s. d. SHAW
Maryland Agricultural Extension
Service.
Thinning is fully as important as
pruning in securing the best develop
ment of the fruit crop. II not only
causes the development OF much finer
fruit, but it is means for conserving
the energy and vitality of the trees
Orchards that bear heavily one year
do not as a rule, produce much fruit
the following year. While trees are
producing a crop of fruit they are also
forming buds for the next crop. Over
loaded trees cannot well develop a
proper number of fruit buds for the
following year, consequently many
trees perform each function in alter.
nate years.
In some sections systematic thin.
ming has come to be regarded as an
indispensable practice in successful
fruit growing. 1t costs but little, II
any, more to thin at the proper season,
than 1t does to pick the same fruit at
the harvest time. In addition there will
be higher percentage of good fruit,
and more assurance of securing crop
the next year The best time to start
this work is after the season for the
June Drop" is safely past. The
sooner excess fruit is removed after
this, the better will be the develop.
ment of the remaining fruit.
The ideal method of thinning is
practically the same as in harvesting.
Hand picking is most desirable as it
causes less injury to the fruitng wood.
Another advantage of this method is
that the best developed fruits can be
left on the trees. For most ideal re.
suits fruits should not be closer than
from four to six inches. When first
thinned to this distance they may ap
pear very scattering and the prospects
will not look at all good for a profit
able crop, however, if tle AVERAGE size
of the fully developed fruit will be
kept in mind l. vill .oCn become evi
dent that a normal crop can be ex
pected,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1916-07-20
Dou THUG Steals Gem.

Junior, a real aristocrat among Bos-
ton bulldogs, went walking In Central
park, logged out In a bejeweled collar
and a plush robe. A half-hour later
he returned to his owner, Mrs. X. D.
Slavens, Of St. Louis, at the Hotel
Majestic. minus one diamond and with
q nipped tail.
A mere mutt of a dog--one Of those
that play hide-and-seek with the SPUR
rels and never wear a muzzle-saw Ju-
nior, and thinking he was some strange
thing that the circus had brought to
town, started to investigate. Filled
with resentment when he saw the
degradation of one Of his own race.
he challenged Juniors right to wag q
tail. There was yip and yelp, and
then Juniors man attendant scooped
him up and carried him home. A vet
srinarian was called and said the arts
tocrat was not injured except for .
few teeth marks on his tail and &C.
we're shock.-Boston Herald.