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Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
$4,000, 600 FOR SALARIES
OF FEDERAL OFFICERS

Washington. Feb. 26,--With adop-
ton by the senate and house today of
the conferer.c report Oh lie $9S,o0o.-
900 legislative execut;va and judicial
appropriation bill. the measure which
provides for salaries of most federal
officers, was ready for President Viii
sons signature. - The b;i:'s provisions
include those for continuation of sub
treasures in nine cities ana for pay
increases of $240 yearly fer govern
ment employees.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
PROTEST AGAINST EMBARGO
ON AER1ACEOUS PLANTS

Washington, Fab. 2G.-Eepresenta-
tiyts Of Massachusetts, and New York
market garden interests wcrc given a
bearing TODAY at the department of
agriculture III protest a22irst the pro-
posaI to emharzB transportation of
herbaceous r!ants from. these states
to check the spread ot The European
corn borer. The department was ask
ed TO confine any quarantine TO small
areas said TO be infected. No decision
was announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
FOREMAN IN SHOE FACTORY
Is GUILTY OF EXTORTION

Brockton Mass, Feb. 26.-Jonn f.
White, a foreman in the shoe factory
of NJ. NJ. Arnold at North Abingdon,
was found guilty in the superior court
today of extortion of money from op-
eratives as payment for retention of
their positions. The amounts, accord
irg to witnesses, varied from s. to $50,
and it was testified that White claimed
this money after each stock taking pc
riod. Sentence will be pronounced
later
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
FAIL TO ARGEE ON
MINiMUM HOG PRICE

Washington. Feb. 26.- The food ad
ministratiCx today faiIel to reach a
decision regarding continuance of its
minimum hog price Dolicv after mid
night Friday Conferences were held
first with the War Trade i:oard and
later with President wilson and his
cabinet.
Food administration officials said
whether hog prices 70" March would
be agreed upon depended upon the
lifting of tn. embargo or shipments
Of pork to neutrals and other M
tions. President Wilson was said to
have taken this quest or under ad-
risement
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
CLEMENCEAU ABLE TO
LEAVE HIS RESIDENCE

left his residence this afternoon for
the first time since he was shot last
Wednesday. A large crowd had gath
cred around the house in the hope of
seeing the premier, although the hour
had been kept secret. Cheers and cries
of "Vive Clemenceau" arose as he
stepped from the house and entered an
automobile with DR.. Laubry. The pre-
mier's face, which showed signs of the
fever he had been through, bore a
pleased smile as he acknowledged the
greetings.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
$4,000 RETURNED BY
CONSCIENTIOUS DIRECTORS

Washington, Feb. 26.-ConscientiouS
objectors have returned to the war de-
partment, the Friends society, the y.
Al. c. a. and the Red Cross approx
mately $4,000 Of the money paid them
the war department announced today
Of This sum $4,3l9.82 has been receive ed
by the war department, $4,000 by the
Friends society and $270 by the Y NJ.
&c. A. 1t is estimated that the 1900
objrctors, who We're given farm fur
loughs, have sen TO the Red Cross
$4,000 representing difference be-
tween the dollar a day rate paid to
soldiers and the prevailing wages re-
ceived by these men.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
BRIDGEPORT MAN ROBBED OF
S2,10o, SAVINGS OF TEN YFAPs

Bridgeport, Conn. Feb 26.-Twenty-
one hundred dollars, savings of ten
years We're stolen from Michael Nago
of 1T Andover street some time last
night. Nago had the money hidden
in a bed couch He found the hand
kerchief in which the savings had been
wrapped lying on the floor when awak-
ened in the early morning. Investi-
cation showed that the kitchen door
key had been pushed out of the lock
and it had been unfastened from the
outside
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
FRENCH ARMY TO CONSIST
OF % MILITARY DISTRICTS

Paris, Feb. 26.-In the demobiliza-
ton of the French army, the former
general organization is being gradual
ly resumed except that there will be
80 military districts insteda of 81. The
headquarters Of the new districts will
be at Metz, Lorraine, and Strasbourg,
lSace
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
CHARLES {. VAN LOAN,
HUMORIST. SERIOUSLY ILL

Philadelphia, Feb. 26-Charles E
Van Loan humorist and writer of
sporting and other stories, is seriously
i'll at the Abingdon Memorial hospital
near here. He came east two or three
weeks ago and business and became i'll
while in this city. His wife and two
children have arrived in Arlington
from their home at Los Angeles, Calf.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
HOMER S. CUMMINGS HEADS
NAT DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

Washington, Feb 26.-Homer S,
Cummings OF Connecticut was elected
chairman of the national democratic
committee today and the committee
voted a complete reorganization for
an aggressive campaign in 1920.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
FRANCE HAS INAUGURkTED
AERIAL MAIL SERVIVE

Paris. Feb 26--Aerial mail service
between Paris and other important
French cities viii he inaysUrated Sat
urday by the director Of CIVILIAN aero
nautlcs. The f1;ers will AIRY mail to
and from Paris and Bordeaux. Mar
seilles, Toulouse Brest aGd st. Ma
Zaire
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
CONGRESS OVERWHELMED As
SESSION DRAWS TO CLOSE

Many Important Measures Await administration
Leaders Extremely Doubtful Whether All the Neces-
sary Appropriation Bills Can be Enacted Before Ad-
journment Next Tuesday-Msrked Progress Has Been
Made Since Announcement Was Made That There viii
be No Extra Session Until President Wilson Returns
From Europe.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
Compulsory Work in Russia.

London, Feb. 2G-The Russian So
Wet government, says wireless des-
pat h, is instituting a System Of reg
jstration preparatory to enforcing The
principle of compulsory work for all.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
POSTOFFiCE NOMINATIONS
SUBMITTED TO THE SENATE

Washington Feb. 2G.-Nou,inations
OF hundreds Of rostmasters were sent
to the senate today by President VIII
son, most of them being reuomina-
tions. New appointments included:
JChn F. Penders, Meriden, Conn,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
PRESIDENTS WAR CABINET
IELD A CON: ERENCE

Washington. Feb. z5.--Mrmbers of
the presidents war cabinet assem-
bled today for their first weekly con-
ference since the president went to
France.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
OBITUARY..


Deep River, Conn, Feb. 26.-Horace
P. Denison Of the firm OF Denison
Brothers, organ supply manufacturers;
here, died today, aged 10. He was Il
director Of the Deep River Savings
bank. He leaves a widow, one son and
one daughter
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
Wounded degree Undetermined.)

Privates-William ]. Hunt Central
Falls, r. l.; James D. O'Connell, East
Hampton; Stanley ]. Plumstead, East
Haddam; Sullivan Forte, Waterbury;
John Powers, New Haven; Tony
Bardinella, Middletown; Raffaele
VigIione. Bridgeport; John Vassalo,
Waterbury; Herbert H. Collins, Rocky
Hill: Joseph r. Nutile, New Haven;
Peter Laurina, Waterbury.
Wounded Slightly
Sergeants-John f. Petrofsky Mid
dletown.
Corporals-Joseph Frechette, Paw
tucl1et, R. l.; Thomas F. Quinn, New
Haven; Wasyl Worochook. Seymour;
Andrew Arone, Bristol, r. !.
Privates---Eugene R Sullivan, Mil
ford; William II. Relyea, Jr, Hart
ford; Joseph G. Chapman, Providence,
r. l.; Peter Gardiner, Westerly, r. H.;
William H Metvier, Centerdale, R. t.:
Antonio Marello, Waterbury; Orville
r. Rector, Bridgeport; Fred Tessier,
Pawtucket, r. l.; Edward F. O'Brien,
Waterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
1896 NAMES IN FOUR
ARMY CASUALTY LISTS

Washington, Feb. 26.-The following
casualties are reported by the COM
manding general of the American EX-
peditionary Forces.
First section-Wounded severely,
113; missing in action, |; total ia.
Connecticut men:
Wounded Severely.
Lieutenants-Carl A Lindquist
Bridgeport.
Corporals-Carl Anderson, Sterling.
Second section-WoUnded degree
undetermined.) S14; wounded slightly,
693; total, 1907.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
DREW NO STRONG HYpoCRlTE


Material for discussion a,pane those
who ninre ar less knnw heit Shake.
srenre has been provided by Str Wal,
t.r haieighs suesesti"n on the lecture
pla,fnr,u that Shakespeare rfeatsrl va
ce,nptrt. aud carefully draws figure
Ut hsreertte herauav The dEaaaNs'
had had free aud happy cbitdhood
cit IL the child" says sir Waiter Nhn
&ees hyl.tcflirS md 80. as pae fol
lows q e argument Vt second hand 10
the eoiutan Of u newspaper Dickens.
who had hetshtr childhood, MAS
more Impressed by hypocrisy ani la "r
wrute Abaul hypatrttN& 'lue suspect
however. that there NAY bee readers
who viii deny that Sha krSp"are fal~l
to tnriutir the hylmrrlte lt his reDarS
asAfa aatierg ~ 'Hrssynsim prrsraft.S
Hypocrisy eertHoly aeuws; one has
ealy to recall lhe behavior ~ t;lostcr
or laEa ~ flHd the characteristic. hut
Sir MaItes Wo doubt has 9rstHH,l for
his conviction that the plays tnntaln
no figure iomlpNted by H. g..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
FARMERS EXCHANGES
DISTRIBUTE STOCK
System Of Clearing Houses 0evel.
oped In State Of Iowa.
Breeders Given Opportunity Of Seeur
ina purrtrsd Sires-ccunty Acri.
cultural Agent Renders Val
uabte Assistance.

Prepared nv The mite. ,Ssa.es nenart
ryens nr AErtcgisuret
A system ot county farmers CT
changes In live stock. feed and seed
has been developed In Iowa during The
past year. forces AZ the state arricuk
tural college and " the United States
department u agriculture working In
cooperation. One ~ the principal &C
stvtties " the exchange w In the dis
trlhuton Of purchred live stock. The
breeders send q lls Of the animals
they have Tor sale to ths.nflice AZ the
county agricultural agent. Hc makes
W isfs ~ shs~e animals sud dixtrib.
uteS them throughout the county, FIRE
qurnsiy advertising In the l"cai pa.
perS II any animals are net disposed
NJ in Tho county. u list 81 them II sent
To the extension department OF tho
state agricultural college. where lists
ere spaaa up for tho entire state and
seHt 80 every county and To adigininz
STATES. In this way iaanY farmers who
otherwise wanId not have the aprar-
tun3sy IT locating nurehr~a sires ara
able 70 ges exactly what they waat.
Through ths exchanges May carloads
" parebrsa stock hare been sold to
buyers frum other stairs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
'THE: MAHINe Of
N FAMOUS
MEDICINE
Hss I.ysiaA & PinkhAzn's
esesahts Compound
u Prepared fos'
Woman's Use.

! A. visit Dr. shs aAherassvy ~AerN asAs
Ssee~ssfas f~lhssas IA nasGss nngwcxsesl
even tAs sksnsi sesakse~aa NTH the red
sa4lssy. s3gpsAey. eAia assa saeNasiasss
wAscA astslfts the rsakAAg VT tina gewas
rsexasesaa saNSeman . iAss
Over ss0, d rasnas d yMsAaua heshs
ere asesl xn,ss Aaa Ill have 10 10
gathered ii sas]ssaa ii the year waea
their nAaafal tasss and nasSaacsnas sub.
stancea Ars st tassTfs~st
me sar~s aasrrst sosvsrts ARE nssd
q erssae. the sassss TTasrssss frsa
tAess hSgaA ~
Evvry utersA ard taEI shas ccmcaan
ernsaet wsgh sAa tasxAseAeA ID steesa !ssi
aad - hnai gszseaAsaass es~aalsness
tas aae.sleias "A fsAssrasssaS4 essl seAlsa
In .serias hessaesA s
II In the wvssaergai s0sassStson iii
roots and heFtss, ssyethvr wfsA The
ska and care ssei In lta peeltvssaea
which hAa sas@as thls fsfsaaas IAasssaa
IN sasvrsstal In 10 trWasmsass vi
female &sss
Tbs letters frsan wSaasn who hks~
beea rvstofsi 10 health by the vsa ~
LYDIA 4. rlakaafn'a Vegetable tasa.
Fxs9rd which wa ars continually Issas-
hshaHg ATTEST ID Ito virtue,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
P0t)RQYNTB

II Is estimated that ere chickens
will yield IA pc~nd os feathers.
TIE Runner duck In rot Inclined TO
tatten 80 readily ~ ether varieties
Gtvrn the ssrae care ARD fred. pure.
hnat fowls Esake q greater profit than
uaaagrsls.
The rnrse Is the grs&t Christmas
hEcd~ and briggs best prices ssp4nc
holiday tiHss-
In preparing Tor wirter c-x rr~aweN
tt7a a ssgg,ply az sncruient greea fcr4
sssaS.ld aos ha evesi@ak~d-
pnr'try hssnsts Eeeea vanttasttan
gsgaty ~ Il, agt Arrange sacEsts Should
t.. ~a3e "a arssepi GraasAsss
VIA SrtSsys IL a5es nat ray To ksgE
.a9 90 or ~, ElGGg f'rp@saag sfos&
eerr gs ? asagc ;D2a - ssas @tl
Sc -sts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

0ae ~ the national treasury officials
who helped pat over she national LID
rttS lUNa campaigns ara his valor~si
mAu servant George we're coming
thrnneh Rock Crr~s park. Washing.
tpp tho other morning snd they met
hlAg ,,AiHNrt ~ IlelGinm, taAtns a CON,
>titutlona! afpot, The trio stopped and
hat'ed fer few minutes and the
King shock hands with George the
Nl1JN AN he Gid with the official
AFTER tho King bad passed on the
official turned to George and asked
him whas he thought IT hts majesty
"Atorw Gawi. George said, ''dA,
atg TIE irSt Ming ever saw outside ~
deck"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.

Constipation Invites other trsghlcs
which come speedily unless quickly
checked aiid overcome ny Gseosa's
August Flower which Ia gentle TAXA.
tive. regulates Digestion lsnth To
s,oasatf ard in,e~tsars. clcsns ana
saee'cns The s'nnach snd alimentary
cafaI, stimulates tire liver ~ Eeeryte
the bile ard ilnrnrfti~s from the hlsscd,
II IL a soverriga remedy nsad In many
thousands NJ households all over ths
civilized aoria for more thar hall 4
century Ny these who have suffered
With Indigestion. nervous dyspepsia.
s'u-T4ss, tives, r-srYsrs ~ vt ftsofs -gass'
pitsttesf. constipation ana vftrs tn
fe~stnsl trouhles. Sold by trrggfy's
ard dealers everywhere. Try q BETTE.
take no substitute -~-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
'THE AOST HI ytcEROlS
OF ALL DISEASES

GET scmA G0fD ETsDAL Hanseai
fsli GxpsHies III once. They axs IN old.
tried ppsp&FaSssa us@a ell evss tho
sasA far csntarAAs. TAay esEGaAa aasv
esat~fssAicassl, seeSking oils eeasAasesA
Rsth sss~ngth giving AID -eisAns-
ff4f hssts, veil A~swn and assi hy gag
zlesaaa In tasAs dsitr rsaetics. GOLD
MEDAL, Haltriefa Oi Gspsaiss ere i'm
ported dlrees tsoaa ths laboratories In
Holland They are e~areti~Et ~ take.
gaa via sEtaer give prvsnpt resisa or
yoWs Ia0ney viii t~ fsfandsd Ask tar
thsm ut aay drug st0Fe. hut hs sire
to ges the osisaaal imported GOLD
MEDAL bFaxsd. Aatxst no sahstitusa&
In ssAlsa p4s4sssa TAfSs sixsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
Concerted Var on ruserculosis

A ~ys tmattc taupa ~ ot ahttt9iber'
e6iuSls edurntipn has hecn conducted
Ia kslIncs Js, lsSsiat 4thaaas a. 81 &,iss
the patronage 1T the Rockefeller foan,
tlatiun Three travelling exhibits md
Eroulp &c lecturers visited tea aefsart-
ments aad in ~ sase exhibits Dur
hlg me year more thaa atsSWA pieces
IT printed natter, posters, pamphlets,
postcards. games. etc. were dtslrtb'
ated through the whole 81 France, II
Is stated that the pnhllc material,
written nv French men and women,
sHA charrplugly illustrated by French
popular health pnhtlc education.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
4 ''DEAD sH0I''
SAYS MINISTER
Black rrauclA 6sea High Praise
u a Stanach and Liver Ned.
cine BY WeA kaoNn Old
Gentleman Who Has
Used II.

Msneata. Tvsss--Tha Rev. u. a
JeaAins . retired HssEissew of the M
H. tsh1rcA &sHsh tistug In this e4sy.
sss: II hlsse assa isa#ek. issaaShs ~
. ssea@ach and liver mesascsas, and
hsvs aessr feund sss eaaal.
oAce I suffered h~ swp uassGsNs wsth
crsmps and salaA tried everything
esaat heaAof sssbDst asais. bat Rsaek.
nraaSht was dead sssas.'
| ara kn9w~ serS snA all ever the
state fer my honesty ard .ru'htusnesS
| ssa " years old and have asea Rack,
nraaSas fSr wears
] can highly f~r@mnaezss II to any
enc a. liver mesaA.las that has m
equal II IN excellent fcs stomach.
liver and ether sslSsasats | use n fer
tad taste tn the uaepsh, headaeAs
sngf ether saekneSses thai cosae iross
the aisorSirrs N ghe iiyer,"
TheSitoni's Black ,iasapght IL purely
vegetable, and acts actively ea the
heseis, greatly stimulating the liver.
and hsialns 10 Increase tha Hnffnal
discharge Ct bile 10 The intestsaes
II assists IN the digestion VI taaa
and relieves esnssipasson In y pguanpt
and naters! asy.
Try nlack lsraugfst. ray a racsngs
VI Black nraaght sasiay..--Aly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

fec crssrs ~ sh~ ha,nss hnag Are OH
insgNstaRt 10 bsasAk Hxsd hsnw hfa ss th*
tidaaga Nhsn sits1t saaw ~ aAs sssa.
nsaes hi lag In thsix aatSss. Iosk snEI
IAngfr ID La BExhs.
sf'sna ost SHAT The sFpaAIe is.--wfth.
spt Tslsy. Waen*Tsr ysaa feei nTyy.Esm.
weak, assay, Ru1sF frssa sIsepiessaess,
CIR have psi'sa In TIE hHgk, uHkw wp az
caes. Your abtseys Es~ti hsiP, Tasse are
ksgns To warn yqu thss yegr a..saawys
ore. noe performing ta@sg fssaesigha
properly. They are euiy kaf easnS
their wayk and ART allowing Impurities
~ seeamglase sAa b. converted lnto
uric add ard Ush+F pssisoiss, whiess
ere eanatnx ysn distress aaa viii De-
stfoy roo tsrlsSs tAss ass GssFsa isgGa
your sfsEssn-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
"DaNDERiNE' STOPS
...... HAIR FALLING 0U1
kuryi A few eents will saws your
hair and double Ito
beauty,

A little "narderine" cuois. ciesnsos
and makes the feserish. Itchy scalp
soft and plsahle then this stimulating
tonic pcnetraies 10 the famtshcd hair
roots, rcyi,aIiElng and iaslgorstlag ev'
cry hair In the head, thus stopi,Iag the
hair falling oar, getting thin. scrsEgiy
or fading.
After few application ~ ''Dander'
ine" you seldom hnd a fallen hair or 4
particle " dandruH, besides every hair
shows more life. yigor, brightness, color
and thickness
A few cents buys bottle Of de-.
iightfgi "nantierine" at any dug of
toilet COMMERCIALLY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
HOW TO GET RID
OF YOUR COLD
Noy'T put OF mil. tonight what

noS'T pat OF until tonight what
yUa can do TODAY. Step Into
year dFageIst's mad buy y bottle
nf tg, kings New Discovery, start
.tRkfng " III asaS~ NY tie tfnae ySta
reach home yoail be on tho way 10
recovery.
This standard family friend hos bern
breaking wlds, coughs, grippe attacks,
nfd Group fer more than Atty yssrn
It's used wherever safeStira relief 10
appreciated Ghiltlren and ErawAuls
altke ean nse it~~ihrfv Is no Disagree.
able aftt~~fyect. Your druggist las IL.
tAs AMI bl,saa .tAasaaa~. e.u.,."- -..,n-.,~,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
KEEP IT HANDY

II you paid a Specialist $500 FOR a
prescription, you Nuaid NOT ert any.
thfrg tftat wU0tt ggyg quicker frfisf
for Group, taiarrh. Colds, or sore
Throat. than EACltEH BALM. which
only costs ,Sk Ia lars ar tubes.
Write foF Samples aud Agents
Prices beware at limitations T. w.
yacher. inc.. New Orleans, La.-~~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

Torpid liver pleading for uwslwssneer
How careless ta neglect these things
when l,r, kiags New Life Pulls so
promsa'y. mildly. yet effectively come
10 their relief
Leaving the system unelesned. clog.
erH bowels untHayesi, results In health
destructive Rfier+HertS Lat mtrsu.
lating, ,nnic-in-mcslon pr. Rlnr'm New
lAfe pills bring yoa the happiness q.
regular. normal bowels and liver fanc.
tianlng, Keep feeling III, doing III.
work IT 4 nan or wonsan who finds
resiah La II. All druHgas,s--~.saa,c,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

With the antissyrfic. fascinating Cut1.
eurx Taieum Powder. N xxquisstssy
seensei canyeaignf. economical fare.
skin. baby ard dusttnS .ssSxser sni
perfume. Readers ~the. perfumes ~
r~rsa@ss. flHe ~ the ss1sgcrrR To.ast
Txse ts0Sp, UaafGpsri. TalcuEaj Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

Hs THE gss ~ sSe'tsNsr SiyarHFns
wsath be lasests1 . EHssaRa sesentss.
Sss sseszssass ralsA that 5iA5i waves ey-
ess measurable zaes hasieEs pres
swvv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
Geld Weather Facilitates Garbage
rsrtirl. - ..

Generally speaking there liz loss dsn.
eer froru tre8a4 Earhac" In the with
ter than .'ar{pE The Summer, rs the
cold weather prevents rapid accosn.
pesit,an and fermentation ~ the ref.
use. Often the suburban Hack owner
rnay sccuse tan garbage ~ Welghlaring
families eho DO nag keep chickens
This -s,NGrrs - feeA m6y he - p,enti-
fni that he raa eNsaut. hts poultry op-
eratigns snf nfsori ~ pay srnsIl
snivans Ger the tahte refuse. Whore
many unes>ked potatoes sre present
In the SsrAarc. Il N asaally "A good
plan 20 separate them sEd 30 cook
shen before ffs13tns ~ no fowls. 9th.
erwise these are not wpll utilized and
often tns!ae~ digestive t-nuhA.
Experiments 10 fesstIne garbage ~;
the government experimental farm ~
EelsSvlllr. Ma, lndjeatp .hat ~ hens
will sse shaat shree GEARS ~ raraaSc
daily I'D advantage. In addition, seep
n dry ahaSa consisting ~ tA-sss parts
ty weigns Of cagssNsesl, ere part AZ
tran gee part II natsssfngs, 3 pr ceas
az nssst SCRAPS hescrs ira as's3s AZ ~
,As .syte. II. experiments proved
eacriwsfveiy that ahsge f-esh savh-
are Is properly fea 3 baCrtjfRl egg
yield rsaits. wtisn economical srpi
raEit raest snxsretiaa is aiSo "n1rn-
dgrrsl rs ;Ae hsaicloas use ~ -avsy1Es
In shs rat,ea, Ordinarily r i adyiS'
asse where xsFtage Il ggeafsf'll - Tex
enattSa e7sFs8$sae@sAty rsa~A w*'h TIE
Ezreaee - give th@ rslytUrc s sa~!
caxs xseNey. IN ease tAe iNf2r scraps
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