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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-10-25

NJ. G. Eldred has taken the agency
for power attachment to be attached
TO Ford cars which will convetr the
car into a power plant, to saw wood,
grind feed or do a lot OF other things
for which power is necessary.
Charles Uren and Erick Erickson
have started work on the cutoff from
the Mansfield road connecting It with
Superior avenue. They expect to
complete the grading ON this piece
Of road this fall
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-10-25

kassa. deceased.
George Kassa having 1led In said
court his petition praying that the
administration OF said estate b. grant
ed TO himself or to some other suitable
person.
II Is Ordered. That the 3rd day OF
November. A. d.. 1919. at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon. at said probate OF
fee. be and is hereby appointed for
hearing said petition;
+ IL IL Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF copy OF this order. for three sue
cessive weeks previous to said day o
hearing. in The Diamond Drill.
newspaper printed and circulated in
said county.
FRED F. MURPHY.
ociis-St Judge OF Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-10-25

An Ordinance to amend Sections .
and 3 OF an Ordinance entitled "An
Ordinance TO be known as the Annual
Appropriation Bill"
The city OF Crystal Falls ordains
Section L. That Sections and I:
OF an Ordinance entitled AN Ordin-
ance to be known as the Annual APP
priation Bill" be and the same ia
hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 2. That for the purpose
OF meeting deficiencies in the several
funds for the current year and as
heretofore estimated and determined
upon by the city commission, the fol-
lowing sums shall be and hereby are
appropriated:
Contingent fund ...........$ 4.706.50
Gen street fund ...s.,.... 100000
Int and sink. fund $500. 5,S54.03
Cemetery fund ........... 10000
Sewer fund ............. 100000
Section 3. That said several sums
amounting In all to forty-eight thous-
and two hundred seventy-two and GO
100 dollars. (S4S.27S.63) are hereby
ordered 10 be raised by tax with the
next general tax levy, and TO be paid
into said several funds OF the city
as herein specified.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall
take immediate effect.
Approved this 18th day OF October,
A. ID. 1919.
SAM BRIDGES, Mayor
VIM j. Grlbble. city clerk.
Evening star., 1919-12-11

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Evening star., 1919-12-11
STOCK MARKET nervous
DECLINES ARE GENERAL /

NEW YORK. December 11.-Infiu-
enced largely by the settlement of the
coal strike. todays stock market
opened with a firm to strong tone in
all quarters of the active list.
Gains among seasoned shares in the
railway and industrial groups were
confined to fractions. but in the more
speculative issues advances of l to 3
points were made.
RulliSh enthusiasm was somewhat
dampened within the first half hour,
however when foreign exchange
manifested signs of greater weakness
remittances to England and Italy
falling to new low records.
Coal Effect Nuyiifcd.
Further severe declines in exchange
especially sterling, followed reports
on the exchange floor that this Con-
gress would not authorize foreign
credits and uullified the favorable eff
feet created by the outcome of the
coal strike.
The Mexican situation in its rela-
tion to oil properties also caused
greater anxiety.
Early gains were replaced by losses
of l to 4 points in oils. / to 2ts In mo-
tors and l to 5h in steels, cor""r>.
high grade SpecialtieS and investment
rails, Canadian Pacific displaying eS-
pecial weakness.
Initial offerings of call money were
made at Z per cent.
Evening star., 1919-12-11
TRADING IS LIGHT
ON LOCAL MARKET
Dividends Declared by Capt.
, tai Traction and Union
( Trust Company.

Trading was light on the Washing
were in Capital Traction. Washington
Railway and Electric and Lanston
AJonotype.
Capital Traction sold in two lots of
ten and two shares each at 81. There
were three sales of Washington Rail-
way and Electric preferred. in one ten
and two five lots all at 56la.
I.anston Monotype in two lots OF
twenty and five shares brought 81.
After call there was one sale of Capt.
tai Traction 5s. 1000 at 93
Dividends Declared.
The Capital Traction regular quar-
teriy dividend of y per cent, payable
January /. was declared today Books
close December Is.
The Union Trust Company also de-
clared its regular quarterly dividend
of ~: per cent payable January Is.
Books close January l.
new branch of the National City
Bank of New York was opened in
Brussels on December 8, it was an
nounced by the head Office of the bank
fin this city today. Another Belgian
branch of the bank has been author
ized at Antwerp. and is expected to
open in the near future. The Ma
tionai City Bank and International
Banking Corporation together now
have total of seventy-fiye branches.
Home Famous for Dukes Revels.
An interesting historical significance
is attached to the building which the
BRUSSELS branch will occupy. This
Structure is at No. IS Grand place, was
erected in 169S, and is typical ex-
ample of the splendid architecture of
that period. 1t was formerly the
homes of the Dukes of Brabant. who
used to hold their joust with the
Dukes of Burgundy in the Grand
place itself.
of the National City Bank at Genoa
Italy. is the manager of the Brussels
branch.
Evening star., 1919-12-11
STILL LOWER FIGURES
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES

NEW YORK. December 11.-New
low records on foreign exchange rates
were made today when demand bills
On the pound sterling fell to S371k,
!. cents below yesterdays closing
frgures. and lire checks dropped 10
esntimes. being quoted at the rate Of
~ 53 for the dollar
The rate on franc checks was slight
T. improved and early quotations
y ere made IT the rate of 11.S2 for tn e
dollar up centimes.
Before the war the pound sterling
was quoted at s4.s65, and francs and
Ire were sold at the rate of about
& 51ss for the dollar.
In later trading demand sterling
cropped TO s3.69i4, but il advanced y.
cent In subsequent dealings.
Evening star., 1919-12-11
PARTIAL REOPENING OF
PARIS FUTURES MARKET

PARIS. December 10.-A partial re-
opening of the futures market on the
Paris bourse is announced for Janu-
airy .. The securities to be listed in
clude Brazilian 4 per cents of 1889.
Italian 31a per cents and stocks of
the Bank of London and Mexico, the
National Bank of Mexico, the Nj
trate railway and Rio Tinto common.
Evening star., 1919-12-11
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT

The wholesale market prices this
morning ranged about as follows:
EGGS-Strictly fresh, Sass: average
receipts, S3as4; southern, S.
CHEESE-June. whole milk. ssasa
BUTTER-standard creamery. 7sa77;
prints. 77a78.
vEGETABLES-Pot Der sach
l-soa4-75: do. No. 2. 1.50a2 90: string
LIVE POULTRY-Roosters, Der III.
10; turkeys, per h., 40; chickens, Der
Ib, 80; hens, per lb-, 2s: keats. young,
each, 95a1-0o.
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh killed
spring chickens, per h., 32a34; hens, per
Ib-. 80; ROSTERS, per lb.. 22; turkeys. per
3b. 43a46.
PORk-Smali and neat. II; medium,
s5a1e: heavy, Halls.
LIVE STOCK-Calves, lb.. 2f: lambs
IS; sheep. 4a6.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, per bbI,
new. 5-oGaio.00; boxes, 3.50a4 25: Cali
sornia lemons. per box. 3.50a4.00: pine
oranges, 5 ooa 90. Florida oranges, 350a
800; grapefruit. 3.1oa4. .25, grapes, per
basket. 30a35: do. Niagara, 25a3o; DeIa.
ware, 30a35.
vEGETABLES-Pot per sack.
4.75a5.eo: do, No. =. l.50a20O; string
beans. per basket, 2.00a3 90; eggplant.
:. 00a3.s0 per crate. cabbage. 35Oa4 so
yer cwt-; beets. Jas per bunch: lettuce,
j eoa2.5O per basket; New York celery.
0oas-00 per crate; celery, per dozen, 50a
10; rornaine lettuce, LOCAL. .25; squash.
:; ooa;'-O0 per crate; spring onions, 25O1
100 per 100 punches: onions, per lOO-
round sacks, 4.15a5. 25: sweet potatoes
Joa5.o 90; spinach. 3.00ai.00 per barrel;
FLORIDA peppers, per crate, l.50a4. .0O: :
Florida tomatoes. 250a4.00 per crate
brussels sprouts, 20a25 per qt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05

iznta un mister, caci pima ac1lm
nu s'a aflat cine ar fl putut sal
impuste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05

yer, Pa. Mecanicul William
Shaver, care s'a reintors acum
din captivitate, spune ca supa IA
cuta din carnea cailor mort pc
cfmpul de lupta forma hrana de
toate zilele a prizonerilor Ameri-
cani din Germania. y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05

Disparitia unor dinti falsi. -
st. Louis, Mo. = Din casa lui Sa-
muel Marquis dip aceasta locali-
tate a disparut All noapte o gar
nitura de. dinti falsi, pc care sofia
acestuia 0 lua seara 81 0 punaa
dimineata. Sc crede ca fusese IN
rata de un hot. caci dimineata s'a
observat ca una dintre feres.re
era deschisa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
h|aruntiisuri.
EPIGRAMA ZILEI.
L U P T A
Cit de crIncena sd fie
Lupta, teama nu avem
Pentrur ca fntotdeauna
Adevar1ll sustinem.

Citi oameni nu s'au casatorit
dupa curte in care, pc linga al
tie animale traia 81 0 femeie.
Cind ajunge la curaj, apoi pu-
tenn spune ca omul tot att de
fricos ca 81 0 femeie. Diferinta
este insa ca femeia admite acea-
ia, pc c1nd omul face pc groza-
vul.
Sc zice ca un bolnav de bucurie
ca s'a adunat mutt la colecta
care s'a facut pentru ell, a murit.
Vazind neamurile lui aceasta
indaratnicie au decis ca mai
bine sd lase ca orasul sd fngroape
pc mort, lar eli sa imparta colecta.
Omul cinstit voieste Sc ia nu-
mai aceia ce este al lui - 81 ceea
ce poate CONVINCE 81 pc altii ca de
drept Use cuvine lui.
Acum dupa ce celia cu ferestri-
lie murdare sVa pus in regula -
dupa indemnul nostru indemn
ce prinde 'bine sfatuim sd Sc
tale 81 mustetele acelea care da
impresia a Fl .,ala Kaiser"
Goga a scris prin 1910 - cfnd
Andrei Birsan donat 2,4OO CO.
roane la Asociatiunea culturala
cauza ca intre intelligent aflam
asa de putini Rom1ni adevaratl
Sc datoreste ca inteligentii stau
in un prea apropiat contact Gu
elementele straine de neamul no.
stru. Acest adevar a fost aici in
America dovedit mai multi ca ori
unde: doar avem 81 prieteni de
al consulilor unguri printre .,ai
nostri'' - vezi unde duce con
tactul". daca in altfel nu Sc poa-
te agata, apoi contactul il da
gata!
Omul care traieste numai pen
tru sine sd nu Sc mire. daca in
|treaga lume il neglijeaza. Gu cit
iubesti omenirea mai multi, Gu att
esti mai bogat in fericire, lar GU
cit uresti mai multi, cu att est
mai sarac GU duhul.
Dintre toate paragrafele de
|legi, articolul 4 este eel mai bun
pentru muncitori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
PosrA szDAc71z1.

D-lui Andreiu Putian, Anmoore,
W. Va: Harti (mape) de car
cereti D-tra nu mai sunt; s'au
vfndut Ia aceia care All TRIMS ba
nil fnainte. IN ceea ce priveste in
trebarea Gu ziarele din patrie va
putem da urmatoarele adrese
,,Unireas din Rlaj, abonamentul
SO de coroane pc ami in tara BE
nasterea Rom1na" Sibiiu, Strada
Orezului No: 10 abonamentul SO
de coroane pc an in tsrA; ,,Nea-
mul Romfnesc's strada uipseanii.
Noui No. 10, abonamentul 10 IL
lei annual; ,,Patrias', Sibiiu, strada
Cisnadiei No. 2R abonamentul SO
De coroanc pc an.
D-lpi Cost. Rodsh. Lima. Mont:
Acuma - pot trimite il patric
nit bani, cit si serisori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
|NFORmATIU

Ucis de lecaica. = Wood
bury. = Negrul John Henry, ser
vitor la un circ ce da reprezenta-
til aici, fost sfasiat de leoalca
pc cind 1ntrase in cusca Ell ca S o
scoata afara. Dupa aceea leoaica
a navalit 1nfuriata in circ 81 pus
publicul in panica. A fost impus-
cata 81 ucisa insa la minut Gle un
cowboy" din vest, vestit calaret
81 neintrecut tintas.
Desmintirea unor rapoarte. =
Londra. - I'm ziar din Londra pu
blicase mai zilele trecute stirea
ca Bolsevicii ar fl cucerit orasu'
Shankursk 81 ca au decapitat ze-
ce soldati Americani. Acum, att
de la ministerul de razboi englez,
cit 81 de la eel american Sc ,anun-
ia ca raportul acela era un nea-
|devar.
C4sirea unor oseminte. = Paris.
= Politia a gasit oasele unei fe-
mel ingropate in gradina vilei lul
Henry Landru, hanuit de polite
Ca ar Fl un ,Jbarba-albastra" mo-
dern. Craniul fusese spart in cite
va lOcuri.
Jurarea giuvaericalslor unei
regime. - Lisabona, Portugalia.
- Regina Amelia este mfhnita
foarte multi in urma prinderei de
veste ca din palatul sau de Ia
Richmond is furat mai mute
lucruri de rret. Printre articolile
mai a. valoare era inelnl sau de
logodna, si inca I'M alt incl Gu trei
pietrii de diamant.
Crin& misterioas3. 3 Bellefon-
taine. - Charles Shous, un far
mar ii eekte AZ n de sni, fost
gxsit mort pc fsr1na s. din apro-
picre, avfpd pisptul strapuns dc
~ elont Ae resoHer. Crima pre-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05

- - - ~ -
iznta un mister, caci pima acnm
nu s'a aflat cine ar Fl putut sa-l
impuste.
Miscare pentru binele copiilol
Germani. : Cologne. :. In Ger
mania s'a inceput 0 miscare pen
tru mutarea copiilor Germani i,
tarile de nord ale Europei, aj1l
tindu-i astfel sd Sc svidue de boa
lele de carl s'au imbolnavit dil
cauza Upset de mincare in timpu
razboiului.
Crucisetor american plecat sprt
Arhanghel. - Plymouth. - Cruc
setorul american Des Moines, pri
mul vapor care tras o saliva d,
lsalut la Playmouth de la fncepe
rea razboiului, va pleca milne !;
Hardwich 81 de acolo va lua dru
mul catre Archanghel.
Supa din carne de cal. = Bea
yer, Pa. = Mecanicul William
Shaver, care s'a refntors acun
din captivitate. spune CD supa IA
cuta din carnea cailor mort pt
cfmpul de lupta forma hrana d,
toate zilele a prizonerilor Ameri
cani din Germania.
Marirea portului Bergen. :
|Londra. Portul Bergen di,
Norvegia a fost marit 81 S 'au ella
dit acolo magazii pc arie de is
600 de urine patrate, carl mai j,
urma au fost echipate GU elevate
re electrice 81 toate cele de lips;
unui port modern.
Ruinarea unui local public. :
Viena. - Localul public numi
Cafe International, locul de Until
nire al specialization de hrana
sau mai bine zis al hienelor rag
boiului, a fost atacat 81 distru
de multimea mfuriata. In timpu
batailOr all fost ranite saisprezeci
persoane.
I'm tunel nou in Japonia. =
Toxic. - Gu un cost de 5000, ,O0'
de dolari Japonia va face un til
nel in districtul Shimonoseki,
carui lungime va fl de trei mil'
81 care va servi sa uneasca dou;
orase. intre care calatoria s'a fl
cut pima acum Gu barcile.
Foe la Coney Island. New
York. Asezamintele de !;
Brighton BEACH an fost nimicit'
de un foe care a cauzat pagub'
de eel putin 100000 de dolari
Casele arse Sc intindeau pc Iii
teritor de cinsprezece mile.
Picioare de lemn pentru Sirbi
- Belgrad. - Conform aranja
mentelor facute de Crucea Rosl
Americana din Balcani, numero
silor soldati schiopi din Serbia
li-se vor pune picioare de leml
fabricate in America.
Disparitia unor dinti falsi. =
| st. Louis, Mo. = Din casa lui Sa
muel Marquis dip aceasta locali
tate a disparnt All noapte o gar
nitura de dinti falsi, pc care sofia
acestuia 0 lua seara 81 o pune;
dimineata. Sc crede ca fusese IN
rata de un hot caci dimineata 81
observat ca una dintre feressr'
era deschisa.
I'm palat pentru Liga Natiuni
lor. - Geneva.l - Pc malul lacu
| lui Geneva are sa Sc ridice un fru
mos palat, in care va ii resedint;
permanenta a Ligei Natiunilor
Cum lucrarea acestui edificiu ~
Sc va termina cur1nd, deocamda
ta autoritatile au pus la dispozl
tia delegation Palais Eynard, 81
tuat in apropiere de palatul uni
versitatei.<
Italia debarc4 trupe. - Londra
/ n onor+;a %o1orrofioS anunt:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
Ur tunel nou in Japonia.

I'm tunel nou in Japonia. =
Toxic. - Gu un cost Gle 100000
de dolari Japonia va face un tu-
nel in districtul Shimonoseki, a
carui lungime va fl de trei mile
81 care va servi sa uneasca dOua
orase, intre care calatoria s'a f.
cut pima acum Gu barcile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05

Foo la Coney Island. New
York. Asezamintele de Ia
Brighton BEACH an fost nimicite
de un foe care cauzat pagubf
de eel putin 100000 de dolari
Casele arse Sc intindeau pc uu
teritor de cinsprezece mile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
Ruinarea unui local public.

Ruinarea unui local public. =
Viena. - Localul public numit
Cafe International, locul de Until
nire al speculatorilor de hrana
sau mai bine zis al hienelor raz-
boiului, a fost atacat 81 distrus
de multmea infuriata. In timpul
batailor all fost ranite saisprezece
perSOane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05

Picioare de lemn pentru Sirbi.
Belgrad. - Conform arania-
mentelor facute de Crucea Rosie
Americana din Balcani, numero-
silor soldati schiopi din Serbia
li-se vor pune picioare de lemn
fabricate i'm America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
Marirea portului Bergen.

MdIITed pOrVuIuI OeIgelI. =
Londra. Portul Bergen din
Norvegia a fost marit 81 $ 'au ella
dit acolo magazii pc arie de is.
600 de urine patrate, carl mai id
urma au fost echipate GU elevate
re electrice 81 toate cele de lipsa
mui port modern.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20

to protect the feed intended for the
growing chicks. An opening of about
four inches is left at the bottom of
the frame so that the chicks may run
under to get their feed.
An abundance of free range should
be provided il the chicks are to make
rapid. vigorous growth. Confining
them to limited range not only in
creases the chances of disease and
loss of vigor, but also tends to in
crease the cost of feeding. Chickens
on free range obtain considerable
food. such as worms and bugs, which
help to reduce the cost of feeding.
Poultrymen should exercise every
effort to maintain clean and sanitary
coops and houses. Disease most fire.
quently starts in unclean quarters.
Each house should be cleaned at least
once a week, and clean sand and
straw litter should be scattered over
the floor. When the chicks are con-
fined to limited range the ground
should be spaded at frequent inter-
walls. so as to provide fresh ground
for them to scratch in. Chicks
should be examined occasionally for
lice or mites, and If these pests are
present immediate steps should be
taken against them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
S. Department of Agriculture. J

49, DNPdi VI ft6i
able, providing the feeding value is
maintained. AS the chicks get older
clipped oats may be used instead of
hulled oats. In addition to the above
feed. dry mash should be fed in a
hopper to which the chicks can have
access at all times. A good mixture
for this purpose consists of two
pounds of corn meal, one pound of
middlings, four pounds of rolled
oats, two pounds of wheat bran and
two and one-half pounds of beef
scrap. Charcoal grit and ground
oyster shell should be available con-
stantly SO that the chicks can help
themselves. If a continuous supply
of skim milk is available it may be
fed separately in a pan, and the beef
scrap in the above ration should be
reduced one-half.
Whenever it is possible growing
chicks should be allowed free range
SO that they may obtain as much nat
ural green food, such as grass, al
falfa and clover, as they need. Green
feed is an excellent tonic for chicks,
and when they. cannot obtain it on
range such substitutes rs sprouted
oats. cut clover. alfalfa. mangel beets
or cabbage should be fed daily.
Clean, Fresh Water Needed.
The importance of clean, fresh
water cannot be overestimated. In
very hot weather fresh water should
be placed in the shade. The water
pan should be cleaned every day be-
fore fresh water is added. On many
farms, where both chicks and larger
fowls have access to the same range,
wire-covered frame should be made
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
NEW FIRM HERE nANDLES
PREST-0.uTE BATTERY
Battery Service & Electric Company
Established at POT West
Fourth Street.

The Battery Service & Electric
company, a new battery service sta.
tion established by G. E. Greene, a
we'll known young man of this city,
is now doing business at 2O7 West
Fourth street, in the building occu-
pied by the Barnes & Bowen grocery
store.
Featuring prompt and efficient SER
vice to automobile owners, the new
company is handling the Presto
Lite battery, manufactured by the
Prest-O-Lite company, $25,00O,00O
concern which was established in the
early days of the automobile indus
try and has progressed with it.
Claims of compactness, unusual dur
ability and long life are made for
the battery, which is guaranteed
against mechanical or electrical de-
fects for IL months.
Mr.. Greene, the proprietor of the
concern, has been in the battery and
ignition business in the East for the
past four or five years and is strong
booster of the Prest-O-Lite battery.
He points out that 1t is standard
equipment of IS per cent of the au-
tomobiles made today, including the
Maxwell. Oakland, Mercer, National
Chandler and Mitchell.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
ROCHESTER, GETS AMI. w. w.
Centralia Citizens Ride Undesirable
Out OF to Prairie.

Tom Lassiter, agent in Centralia
for the Seattle Union Record and who
is said to be an !. W. W., was kid
mapped last Friday afternoon at the
corner of Tower avenue and Main
street, Centralia, by delegation of
citizens, supposed to be returned SOL
diers.
1t is said that Lassiter was carried
to Rochester in an automobile, where
he was let out and warned not to re-
turn to Centralia.
1t is understood that Lassiter later
phoned to officers in Centralia to go
to Rochester and escort him back.
but he was informed that as he was
then in Thurston county, it was up to
the Thurston county officials to pro-
tect him. Sheriff Clifford says he
heard nothing from him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
SHADE, WATER AND PROPER FEED, HOT
WEATHER HINTS FOR POULTRY RA|SERS
PLANTS OR TREES GIVE BETTER PROTECTION
DO BUILDINGS: GOOD RATIONs IN
SUMMER; KEEP WATCH
Especial Information Service,

\opCSioI liioI StINICS, L
Shade and protection from the
glare and heat of Old Sol mean better
and more cheaply matured pullets
more summer eggs from the laying
fowl, and general abundance of her
happiness.
Plenty of shade should be provid.
ed, especially for growing chicks, in
order that they may thrive and pros
per during warm weather. Shelter
furnished by plants or trees is much
cooler than that afforded by build.
ipgs or other artificial means. Chicks
allowed to range in orchards will not
only find ample shade and green food
but will benefit the trees as we'll az
themselves by destroying insects and
worms. Corn or sunflowers will help
to provide the necessary shade, OF
artificial protection may be obtained
by supporting frames covered with
burlap or branches of trees few feet
above the ground.
Summer Calls for Care.
Although chicks may be Matched
from strong, vigorous stock and care
fully brooded, their growth will be re-
terded unless they receive the proper
attention during warm weather.
Growing chicks should be provided
with plenty of nutritious food. in.
Guiding green stuff, dry mash and
grain. AS a supplement to the green
food which the chicks will rustic on
the free range, a grain mixture. con-
sisting of six parts cracked corn, three
parts wheat. two parts hulled oats,
and one part Kafir corn, should. be
fed where possible. The ration may