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Wtcn Ole itob ifte iaIt. Snn ipGnb-
te Soften ira, ipptteoe / N9perne %
orog S1siet no paa bebre Sore alene.
Gnaong ban bar / &~riitiarsiuno,
iua ban ire ipanife SismGno lrtte
paa ell Sente. DIE iprang til, Hog
ben enc ouerel,be nteo 3aanobageu,
faiteoe ben anbeit ODER ct bit @jGrs
DC ino / npget Sornefrat % greb ben
treble / arapen oe bar ham iom ct
~Iprpuei1oe Barn til Irreiten. tSan
beoe / 1913, 90 Inr gammel.
Oct iantme slar (1S72) TOM iel.
genbe til Suttons Ban: Inoers Gar.
ion ira SIeffefioro, gnbers Geoerion
Solem fra Namoalen, BARS Hitoe ira
Sanosurr oa GIten @able, Saul
Sanion Nils Ginorioil, Ssmu,lb
SIIon, Ole Sjelietb, Saul Sobnion
o9 Sobn Sborelon ira Stangoif %
Surenbalen.
Samtioig bcgpnote oeiaa ct lioet
Hpbpage nogle yfil oerira peo 5000
Sarbor. Ser bar Ole Gperbp Otter
oalen" o9 Sper &arion Soietb De
ferite. elsie TO bar npgle IpGre goo
mooige Sfogbllsier, Tom uoen gn.
ltrengelie fllnbe buggc fine fire Gorb
on Sagen. Haar oct bar giort, Git
&c biem til Sptten oe tog 2ipet mas,
aeIi9 meb ct Slug 5em.aort og CIT
Snaps. Soietb par Ben ferlte Mano,
iom uopanorebe fra Hennebi, t
SronobjemS Stiff. San reilte Ser
fra / 1866. Die "Titerbalens" 9Gr.
gierrigbeo off / Getning al at 1tifte
ct norit settlement Ser | @oob SCR.
Dor, men bet oiIoe life gaa. SeIb
ipntes ban, set bar set Iagreite Steo
paa SorOen, oe bar pilig til at bug
ge baaoe Strife % Treitegoarb Ser;
men ltisnt mango tom, reilte De ont.
iibcr pibere. Sim De bebc blep igicu.
Spr of ialfalo bisle ifulbe faa lone |
ct itiffeligt norifslutberif &pileiteb,
lit ban eiter meeet @eIpGr en- norif.
llltherif airfegaarb inoniet paa Ste.
oct. Gortirttes.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
Sreo 90 ufreo,
IorifniteIfe fra CHIC 1.

Spartnfi't@ enp0cl'cn. Get bar isr
ontpoct, al Dtorim Sctninoif oaiua
por uoicct Ill GGci for Den rlt9liifc
Delegation pco Observation-Disclosures.
gcrnc, men ban cr M i Aiebenboon
% fonicrcrer mco Den cuQellfc Te
lcAat S'@ru0n ON l~l0pcrIiug al
ariasfonacr, % oiaie GorbonoIln9er
Iuhcr I'll at trUffc lao / &~ong0roQ, al
oct life cr iuuoipnliat, at ban ull
fonmmc tilboNc tloSnof iii at 0eItagc
/ Observation-Disclosures / Iorpot.
Gen rIt2iiitc Delegation oil Icolu
Qca al en- nor Stab al Setretrrer,
Naiiitcntcr % GrpertS.
N%oi6iugton 30ic Sec. ,$ieIgc
Cpiu@niuaer, lonl er fonnuet BERTH
bar NoIibcOltcrnca Nclo / line Cre
rotIoucr moo &OmiroI aoltIchaf /
Slblrlcn uatt llro % NetpmrluQ /
,&opan bpor oct mi bolocr poa at
rcllc iig en- NcuTQclie ior at iorilcrte
Den ioponlfc Groppcitprfe / Sibirien
Set bUuoco oo9, at Den iapouite Re
8%icrin8 gaar nreGet foriigtiQt iii
ocrfa o9 oil life ioretage nogen sSor
norina / i'm iibiriite VoIitit uocn /
iuI0 6oritoaclic meo be opriqc Nui
,rcoc, ipccicIt neo Sc 6orencpc Sta
ter.
le lapaultc BLADE hTp0cr, at Dol
.hcplf 5urcn mlcget mart oil itoo Tor
III &upou9 cane Gore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05

zen illg%osl Iauiife delegation / ga.
rl@ Ierote / forrige llge 6rcbsfonie.
rencen en- Note, Bpori Den gioroe op.
mcrtlom paa De alporlige Soruitlln.
ger | Ioriater. Heaioncrne % erflp.
rcoe, at Situationen LET fImoe uopif.
lie Jig Zig, at SueosS jauia bleu nso,
til at tage militpre 6orboloarcgIer
Tor at binorc poerIiaere Soergreb
era 0'Innun3ipS Si0c)
Gogen eitcrat bette bIep truo.
glort, gap Gnglauo oen ilr9o %IJouiife
Delegation Joriifring ON, at Iorias
tcr-FrobIenet mart piIoe bIi toaet
op al TreoSfonierencen5 sperite
Haoo, pg at england piIoe BRUCE i'm
SnpIIpoeI'e for at iifre Ell retfproia
Croning / SuerenSitcmmeIie meo
<go. SlapiaS 9ipsiutere5ier. 80
ten giper oog intet 6ingerpeg ON,
hporoan England bar tpnft Jig
Eroblcmet Lott, og oet cr netop bette.
iom intereSierer Sugo.S laOerne.
&cO ct Meoe al iociaIiitiIte Gepll-
tcreoe / Uiilono i iorri9e llge peo-
togea Ell Heiolution, lon anmober
Den l~tullen'fe Hegierinq ON at tage
Jig 'onmnten og gisrc ell Gnoe paa
0'NnurnjioS Guentpr / Salmatiell
og aicnpprctte 9lotooen, iaa bans
trooper uoelutfes ira al SilferIcl
ira >StuIien.
Sibcn b'Nnmun3io remote tiIbogc
ira tit notlige @eiog iii Sara bar
ban holot Jig lro / SHINE, o9 man
bcgpnote iaa lmaot at fro, at Ben
Cmitpnbigbeb, at &nlqene i.cSStalien
oiqiort gift BAN ilpoO, moaife bapoe
aiort BAN betUnteIig.
Wtcn Den lite Ncc. telrqruiere$ ira
"cigrao, at Der p0altp hcrlter llolta
Nttlultet / Slime. Gn Geitropcr al
reilte SsrooQ Npelb, mlIiaen2 mes
aura Tor Sara, eiterfltlgt al ct @an
beI@itib nlco 1000 uoiogte SoIoatcr
omborb.
aapteln Hi3jo, IOnl O%'2luun5io
80
bar llonrpnt til Nomirol og Guerit
iomnanocrcnoc uper belle i'm Sin.
f%rigSiturfc, cr Qaoet pmboro pau en-
unoen CcItroncr, nngipeIig / set Sic
lllc0 at bciUttC Scbenico.
Canine laQ meooeler ct auoet
telegram ira &elgrab, at ben ito
lienite HcgierluQ har unberrettet oell
iugo- %llapiItc 8e9icrina onL at ct
boert 6oris9 ira o'Inmun5ioa She
pua at rntte moo Spulato uil bIi
binbret / CperenaitemmeIic mco
Trcb@tonfercnCcua SnItrurer.
Zen 2oen ltc. t~eIegruierea ira
Salbacb, al lIcrc ulliercoe 8ri9aitibe,
oeribluuot ct amcrifanif. / SsnoaQ5
trnbieoe uoulior Spaluto peo Col
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Drrbrnsban0rlrns Stdbilifrrin1

III tiSNilt ~loS|IIlI! CNpIlu'
miit" optog for Ell &jo iiNcu ct 6or.
flag, ion ienere meo mcgcu &n.
1~crc9ie er blct breitct inoeu Otn III.
ternationaIe mercantile &ercOn. Tor.
foact GIT ll0 pua Gomclien al CT
international %auf, ~itottct al liQc
fore aapitnIttlitu0 ira ole Snnoc.
Gcmne Sanf ifIloe Iaa uoiCnoe en-
International 0ipnt, Dc0 @ipIp al
lpiIfer @aubcIcn mcIem De foriticIs
liac 2au0 itlI0e af9iorc@, iu0tiL ga.
hltabifferenceI paa &crocr5marfc.
Oct bar ~1loieouet
6oriInget Ieoet nog life Ipnger
ono til Ell GiSfuSiion. TreulocIc5
itaor &auoeIen lamInct al TanifeIig.
Dcber. SeIe @eroen9marfeoet cr
cuomt / Sprer efter arigeu8 ooIo.
IouuHe 0nIoninger. Suoen oc ilcite
Sauoe gaar De iocinIc Strioighcber5
&el1cr heic. gtGar oct QiPlocr
at iinoe en- observation-disclosures
iom ifnI fltnue utIiee2 at opfte Il
oen" Srao, o~pcrtrTr1er @rbelocrr
tla@len | Oct enc Sallo lanI1IIe aIo3Ic
Ct a1loct. Man gIer SamlcNlI9s
lIIr8er meo Sol % ~@ereqn'n9cr,
llro SoL ION | lt8 'eIo er ulammen.
lI5ncIl9e |~'ira3t1ln9 AZ DC rno
pcno' 'tononrtltc 6or1oIo, Iom lite
moo ca'r fon beoFnlmc2 c1ltoi1, o1
ION man louncr Cpaoper til at finn.
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arroi M ooroutcrct nj Sc lorncmitc
"a Frbcnnr Banter 0crhcn. ioo ifllI.
Sc ser her HnDc9 ct VoterinosorlIn0,
loo. inn ifnIoc prrc iitono til a..
bortcliutiucrc tlebcnoc % iulncn0r
&auoc5 WcfnmrruQcr oucr ouorc
&an0co &aluto. Npcrt @an0 iii grcic
i'm Wuntrc0ulcriuQ iclu % piI0c Ger.
| iQiCnucm li0t otter liot ~lcttcrc loo
i'm Wipnt'oo op laicn. amoc Nnos
uorcr % Observation-Disclosures lsrc*
inO / %crOcnahQuocIcn citcr en- Ems
ortct &rrotiTtnlng, TIM u'bGngia
al DC 6lllfnrotioncr, lonI Stlaan9 %
G~itcr'por9icI Ioroor'nacr, loa par
man Inngt poo %ci I'll en- Stob'lIlc
ring.
Tor'lo8ct moebprer, 'trlner eli
Sor'ntter I "2rebI oIrtcII8 I1lc9tt
= ~. y}liIl8 at acknowledgements
ITlltcre tonIiIIer III at I0I9c oenlIl
Sraao oIoerc. @~ooeo'a9en En- al o's
'nloe' ell ''ooeI IRA oef I'LL rAooehos
aoo@. @lDre' DER ln''f, fao'r M
re3'i0t que elropo@ W'oIt'orter M
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p%ernaH'tc Staf@ Seoier ocN l'or0Tn
! "0foaI''''''9e' % oeFoI 'eI8'''0s
rent l'froll9e oI''tti'ot'0''er mo-
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al aata''ro'c at llaolII'cre Hllr'erll5
o9 8%lenoIIIoc Den oi'cntIlNc &lltro,
"or at oPlIua bette oaI'lIct NonItIlAe
"ontcr l VrrH screening lIIeo 9to'
tIonaI eItp @alIt I 9f'ip gori Ell
Sal'nlcn'Il'tIiIil9 pen !faur &lIlfa
De %i9IIaIltIo DC Ia cnlI2''on oH
Cheques rIrrliIorr"" Tom oeo ct Nc
1lerui8@oetrct ut IolJlot me Sta
tat'r.
Gcmc S0umcniAttuing bar III
hcIt GA holncnt oprrtnt SorlOctS SEQ
ncr,Aiteheri, q, rrhor NO., on, 1,Ih
"'"'''''''''' '"''' >"''
yer cr oa'oo ct oiIo'' 'toilohliI
SgorG2m0al, ION ror Dpcr SoQ blIr
mcr "a mcr oftlclt / Sc ifunoino-
,iif, u,rn, 7c, itoor Iorb;,,5rIi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05

Zen Poem Gtt. t%eIPgruierea ira
Saibacb, al iIcrc ulliercoe 8rigaitibe,
oeriblunot ct amcrifanif, / SenouQa
trnoieoe uocuior Spalutc peO Gol
nlutieu@ Anit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05

FSrx,Ep As SECOND Class NArTGR JUSE 10TH 1905 AZ
rRY posr orrcK AT DrcoE.E, Iowa, uSpEr TN AoT
nv goxsHxss OF MANOR 5, Issi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05

6ortiaitss paa iibite Sibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-05
Kansas City ~Kvegmarked.
Sioux CITY
Omaha Kyasmarked.

uo.,nr Native Steerst1 D 0-1S.2J
Ky;er 6.75-13.2o
yo, o,d feeders. 1.GO-12.tO
p,,,k % caIes. ~ .10-lt.25
- s.5C-14.25
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Society

UNITING department OF the Red
n Cross open in the Red Cross shop
in in the san Jacinto plaza. Mrs.
Horace Broaddus. chairman OF the
woman's Red Cross work Of FL Paso:
Mrs. L. s. Stewart. chairman OF the
knitting department; Mrs. C E. Kelly,
vice chairman; Mrs. Il. H Stark viii
be chairman for the morning hours;
Mrs. Charles Auer. chairman for the
afternoon hours. Knitting instructors,
Mrs. z n. Bell. Mrs Hayes Watson.
Mrs. + Brown and Miss Agnes
Stewart
week end dance at the Country
club
Weekend dance at Khaki club given
under the auspices of the War Camp
Community service.
Woman's Home Missionary society
OF the First Methodist church viii
serve luncheon all week at the Red
Cross shop from II a. m. until 3 o'clock
p. m
The Jewish welfare board will give
a dance at s o'clock in Community
hall.
The College Woman's club viii re-
ceive on Saturday afternoon at the
Joseph Spence home on Mesa avenue
In compliment to the graduating class
of the FL Paso School for Girls, for
the graduating class OF the high
school and for the incoming officers
Of the College WOman's club
Tag day for the benefit Of the Y. ".
c. a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Mrs. Watts Entertains Valley Bridge
Club At Clever Party Down The Valley

MRS. A P WATTS was hostess on
w Thursday afternoon to q very
charming bridge party. given at the
Green Tea Pot, in the lower valley,
for the members Of the Valley Bridge
club and for few additional guests.
The tea rooms and porches were dec
GRATED with sprays OF fruit blossoms
and corn flowers. The color note Of
the party was yellow. II was fea-
tursd in the tally cards decorated with
5onQuils and other dainty yellow ap-
pointments- Mrs. Frank Howard re-
ceired the dainty guest prize, Mrs
Louis Folk won the cut prize. a jug OF
tuulper pottery, and Mrs. O. p Lans-
den received the first prize. also a Jug
OF Eulper pottery in yellow and
brown shades. At the conclusion OF
the card game a two course luncheon
was served, the yellow tea service.
the CONNECTIONS and the ice course fea-
turing the yellow color scheme. Mrs.
Watts's guests included Mrs William
CLARION, ST., Mrs. William CLARION, jr-
hrs II " Whitney. Mrs Louis Folk,
Mrs Frank P. Howard. AIRS. Milton S.
Graves, Mrs. Christine HoEie Frazar,
MIS- Albert Long Mrs. Avery VIII
kins. Mrs W r. Duncan and Mrs
Lansden- MIS- F. W. Whitney viii be
hostess at the next meeting Of the
club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Keeps Word;
Brothers See Each
Other After ; Years

verdun, France, May s.-This is the
story Of a hot meal and a cold major
And because Of the combination. two
brothers are happy in being reunited
after three years
Il was during the sweep OF a cold,
slanting rain that there came a knock
on the door of the officers messrOom
Of the GlorieuZ hospital here the other
day When the mess sergeant opened
the door he faced a major OF the Unit
ed States marine corps. wet from
hours in the rain. shivering from the
cold that mad pierced his very bones
The O. D. said I could get some
thing hot here" he announced. 81
need it."
Right away. sir" said the mess ser
geant Then, a few moments later as
The major drank the steaminE coffee
that had been hurried TO him, the mess
sergeant found the courage to ask a
question
Sir he began hesitatingly. Il won
der IL the major possibly could know
Pvt =. A. George. in the Headquarters
company OF the Fifth marines?"
The major shook his head
No" he answered 'Why2"
Hes my brother, sir, and we
haven't seen each other in three years. I
and"
'.Youu see each other in three
weeks, answered the major And be
kept his word. with the result that
Pvt. =. A. George has Just finished a
trip from the army Of occupation in I
Germany TO see his brother in Verdun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

tains the proper proportion OF protein
and carbohydrates TO satisfy the needs
and desires Of the farm fowl. while IL
also carries the mineral matter, bulk
and palatsbility necessary TO accom-
plish good feeding results There is
no best ration superior TO all others
The aim OF poultry experts and prac-
teal farmers is to ascertain about
what mixture OF the poultry feed
gives the best results and then to use
this relative proportion in making "a
tionss or in substituting different
feeds according to their price and
availability.
Biodifieations OF feeding methods
are so numerous that the individual
flock owner may select the method
which he thinks best suited 10 his
conditions The average farmer feeds
his fowl on home grown grain and
rarely buys commercial or mixed
feeds Furthermore. fow1 allowed free
range on the farm pick up plenty OF
green feed. bugs and seeds during
the spring and sumner. which help 70
balance their own ration during these
seasons
II is also profitable to feed these
hens any available surplus skim milk
or buttermilk, which may be mixed
into a mash with the ground grain
and combined with some beef meal or
table scraps during the winter when
the birds can not get insects on the
range
Feeding New Chicks.
Young chicks should not be fed for
from % toss hours after Matching. and
viii not suffer II given no feed until
the third day. The yolk OF the egg,
which is absorbed by the chick, fur
1ishes all the nOurishment required
during this time. II is this provision
u nature for the first sustenance OF
he chick that makes IL possible to
ship newly Matched chicks consider
able distances.
At the start Il Is advisable to feed
i've times day. dividing the day
ntO equal periods. and alternating a I
nash OF soft feed. such as johnnycake. /
With hard grain or scratch feed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Miss Gladys Widen Leading In The
Contest In Girls Scholarship Club

pose Of buying new furnishings Tor
the sewing rooms.
The program follows:
Ukulele selections, Misses Lucy
Lane. Evelyn Scott. Dorothy Lewis.
Johnnie Chester and Irma Dell Rose.
One act comedy, "A Beauty Made to
Order" by Misses Gertrude Robertson
and Faye Tullous.
Dance. Miss Grace Ginther. accom-
panied at the piano By Miss Gardner
Leeper.
sketch. Misses Elizabeth Morris.
Dorothy Lewis. Evelyn Scott, Gardner
Leeper and Blanche Lucas
Sketch. Misses Lillian Wisburn and
Marian Kotoslzy.
a fashion show. displaying gowns
made in the sewing classes was one
Of the interesting features OF the pro-
gram
Every student in the FL Paso School
for Girls received a certificate on
Thursday at exercises at the school
for having taken an active part In
the war work campaign Each girl
who was in school at that time
worked enthusiastically for the cam
paign and because OF this fact the
school contributed 100 percent for the
fund. The certificates were presented
by Mai. Richard Burgess, who talked
70 the girls on his personal observa-
tons Of conditions overseas
The Girls Reserve corps OF the Ju-
nior high school gave swimming
party in the pool In the club house Of
the y. ". C. A on Thursday afternoon
Twenty-Five members enjoyed the
party with their president Mary
Louise Simpson. who announced that
the next meeting viii be an outing
party. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. S. v. Young. Miss Edna Harmon
and Miss Marie Stehm-
The junior senior track meet VIII
take place at 3 o'clock Friday after
noon Both boys and girls viii take
part IN the program The command
ant, Col. Gimperling, has given over
the drill period for the track meet
The home economics girls OF the
Nsleta school had a sewing exhibit
in the Domestic science department
Friday afternoon at o'clock
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stories OF the angels az Mons. but
was there. 7 saw them and the Ger
mans saw them. too, and fed
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CATUBDAF evening at 8 o'clock, the
- girls scholarship contest win
close. Interest continues to increase
in the contest Miss Gladys Widen
is leading at noon on Friday-GIadys
Widen. 251; 1iyra Pearson. 247; Mary
Faris. Sc.
The following names have been
added 20 the list Of members OF the
Girls Scholarship CLUB:
Mesdames C. H Campbell. R II
Walker, H T. Bowie. J. D. Elliott. S.
E. Grimes. E. Longnecker. WeckerIe.
S. z. Caspary, A. Wetteroth. U. G..
Wolfe. z. L. Davis, F. H. Bait. A. S.
Yale. G. II. Aiken, L J. Locke, H T.
Etheridge, B. C. Anthony. A J. Jarritt,
Veezey, H. II. Waldron, C. A Rein
emund. P. H Luckett. W. r. Brown,
MISSES X Glenn, Wilma Elliott X
Faris, Blanche Bailey Ruth stein
back T. n. Valentine, Mineta Hen
ning, May Campbell, Mary Hlll. Grace
Greene Anna Iverson; 2Iesdames D.
g Boone, =. S. Well J. NJ Frank. N.
v Ward, Mona McGhee, A. NJ Davis,
r. F. McAnulty, Fred SaXton. z. p.
Fuller, J. u. Watson, Harry Cherry,
F. J. Han. J. W. Stafford. T. F. Ward.
A. J. Jenness, r. J. Woodside c. L
Eel, W. kettler, J. W. Webb, T. II.
Burk, J. y. Gibbs. p. II. Curran. Geo.
Chapman, L B. Horton W. G.. Walz,
H J.. Robinson. r. p. SerEgerman. l.
W. Broyles, T. p. Durham. IA s Die
fendorf, p II. Rlgdon. E " Rumsey,
G. T. sharp. Paul Lisso. Eugene Har-
ris, Fl. w. Taylor. S. J. Gatlin, B. IL
Earle, +. 6. Alderete. NJ 3. Feldman,
Laura Bond. +. 3. Ezeu Frank Scott,
~ e. Workman. Robr. Harrington. Fl.
z. Hatfield. 3. ID. Clemens. c. II. Buff
fington. v Lange; Misses Sadye
InEels. Lena MCKEE. Eva Workman. n.
Taylor. Martha Neal. L G. Huggett.
Mary Evans. ]. Frankenbur-er. Jose
fine March. Ada I. Critchett. n. NJ
LeBaron, Mildred Compton, Laura
hrupp, Leila DarnalL Evelyn Scott
A program was given IN the audi
torium OF the high school Friday
morning at 9;f5 by the sewing classes
OF Miss Blanche Bailey. for the pur-
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Cannot Read English,
Signs Awag Business

Springfield. Ill. Nay 9.-Under the
impression he was canceling an order
for sewing machine. Ben Kirman
affixed his signature to a piece OF
paper. Several days afterward when
he returned from a trip 10 Chica 20
he found his garment factory closed
Then he liked right over TO the cir
cult court here and asked a receiver
be appointed to investigate the ir-
regularities OF his partner, IT. Cold
stein. who. he claims. got him 10
sign waiver Of his business rights
Illegally Kirman can neither read
nor write English.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
FEED MUST BE WELL BALANCED:
HUNGER MEANS FEWER EGGS

DOBBY BROWN. with an apple pie
u appetite and empty pockets. is no
more disconsolate than are the hens
when they are hungry Hen hunger
means discomfort not only to the
flock but also TO consumers with
healthy lkings for eggs Hens raise
the "No Food, No Egg" slgn when
ever their owners neglect 20 provide
them with ample nourishmsnt: the
fowl furthermors. are steadfast in
their decision to abandon production
until their craving for food Is ap-
peased.
Hen hunger may result not only
from lack OF food but also from use
Of rations Of unbalanced composition,
or from feeding mixtures deficient in
line, grit, oyster shell, or other ele-
ments highly essential 20 flock we'll
being. The successful poultryman Is
the one who heeds the danger signals
when hens get off feed" or egg pro-
duction declines. It is Up 20 him TO
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thereby reducing the cost OF this
scratch mixture materially.
No. I.
Mash-l5 pounds corn meal 81
pounds beef scrap 1 pound BRAN /
pound middlings.
Scratch mixture pound cracked
corn, 1 pound wheat or barley. !
pound oats
No. ?
NASH pounds corn meal. 1 pound
bran. l pound niddlings, pound beer
scrap.
Scratch MIXTURE pounds cracked
corn, pound wheat OF barley. !
pound oat
No. ;.
Mash-S pounds corn meal. I pound
beef scrap.
Scratch mixture pounds cracked
corn pound oats
No. 4.
Nash pounds cottonseed meal, 2
pounds beef scrap. 4 pounds bran, 3
pounds middliugs. g pounds corn meal
Scratch mixture pound cracked
corn ! pound wheat, 1 pound oats
No Best Fowl Ration.
A well balanced poultry ration con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Victory Bombs Set Off
Automatic Fire Alarms

Chicago. III, Nay s.-victory
bombs exploded to stir up interest in
the sale OF Victory bonds had the fire
department on the jump here the
other day.
Of the city were received in rapid sue
cessiOn- The department was kept on
the jump, first in one direction. then
in another, but the firemen could not
find fire at any Of the spots from
which the alarms were received
Visions Of an alarm fiend' who was
sending in alarms TO see the fire
horses run" worried the firemen.
Then-boom-wen a bomb directly
over a building the firemen were
searching for fire. At the same
time an alarm from an adjoining
building was received at fire head
quarters Al Investigation showed
the bombs were setting off automatic
fire alarms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
RatIons % Woo u

The following rations are desirable
for the use Of the laying flock
throughout the year. Ration No. 3
contains no wheat or wheat products,