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New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

This Should Give Some One the Guilty Feeling
Sir: May l announce that if the gentleman
who took my OLicense NJ Y. 144-410) from
before my door will communicate with me
through your column, he have the boot-top,
which is of no further use to me? l should like
also to apologize for having thoughtlessy
moved the bumper the day before the cars taking
off While l do not suggest that of your
readers is guilty, still l feel that none of your
contrbs could resist the opportunity of getting
into your column, if such the case. and
should thus be assured of a reply. What do
you think Of this little Dodge of mine?
JULIAN WALTER.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Nature Note


1t is the gladdest thing know
That ever any man can see
When cirrus clouds the May winds blow,
Go drifting through a dogwood tree.
And even God himself will leave
His house and hasten down our street
When May winds blow the cirrus clouds
About the dogwoods' feet. K S. A.
Even so careful reporter as Will Irwin
speaks of the American Expeditionary
Force.
Old Sam Adams, of Ensenore, NJ Y called
long enough yesterday to compose the fol-
lowing poem:
I'd like to see the NC-4
Go flying over Ensenore.
1t costs 81 to have a racket restrung
these days, owing, undoubtedly, to the
feline scarcity
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

You purchase merchandise advertised Ia IhE
TRIBUNE with absolute safsty-for II dissatisfaction re-
suits In any THS TRIBUNE guarantees to pay your
monsy back request No rtd tape. No auihbilns.
We make good promptly II the advertiser does not.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

In spite of the fact that it is her
funeral Germany wants to sit on the
front seat of the hearse and take the
reins out of the hands of the driver.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

they can get it. The only reason we don't
double our own prices is our fear that if we
attempted it all we'd get would be the w. k.
gate.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

Few the authors who faithfully tran
scribe the spoken word. Their number is
not increased by Mr.. William J. Neidig, in
whose "The Faith Cure" in the current
satevepost, two young men, natives and
residents of Chicago, say: "Is dis were
wese woiks?"; 81 got confidence to boin,"
"a bold on toast" Oats boig," and
"Pipe the skoit." Mr.. Neidig hereby is
challenged to produce anybody born in
Cook County and resident there until the
age of six who ois his ers.
Can Lieut.. r. Norris Williams and Capt
Dean Mathey come back ?-Evening Post
Yes, but unless they're denoted they'll
come back as Captain Williams and Major
Mathey.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

Owned ard published daily by New York Tribune Inc
a New York Cooperation. Ogden Reid. President: O.
Yerno Rogers Vice Presdent Helen Rogers Reid Secre
tary; F. A Suier Treasurer Address Tribune Building
l5a Nassau Street. New York Telephone Beekmsn sooo
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
SUBSCRIPTION RArES-By Mail. including Postaae
q
GUARANTEE

Ensszed at tho Posofce at New York Second Glass
Mail Matter
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

And look out for sympathetic inks.
F. P. A.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

Would the Peace Commission accept a
word Of warning? When the Germans are
about to sign, make 'em use stub pens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
LLOYD GEORGE RETURNS
WITH GREAT TASK AHEAD
lnemricyment Problem and Recon
Nfructtor Measures VIII give Prime
Minister Busy summer.


LONDON. Luly iS.--Att.r hnish!u,
his share in peace conference lahors
designed to set the world going under
new system, Premier Lloyd George
has returned TO England 10 set about
tie very tangled and difficult business
OF trying to stabilize Britain.
With 4 million men and women out
of work and drawing unemployment
pay. with industries marking time uu-
I'll the protection is settled. and many
reconstruction measures im an unset
lied state. Lloyd George viii have Il
busy summer and winter ahead OF
him.
Perhaps the most pressing need of
the moment Is to provide employment
for all. II may he that II solution OF
this will ne found by the British troas-
ury backing municipalities In bond is
sues to provide Work--neceSSary work
that remains To be done-if the Prime
Minister'S election promises are to be
kept.
Municipal enterprise can he atimu-
lated along these lines: Housing.
roads. sanilation. public buildings and
town planning schemes.
tnlcss such plan is adopted so as
10 absorb labor which industry is as
yet unable to utilize, there will be
Ions breHd-and soup lines in many
British cities this winter. IL is feared
Tho prime minister may make a tour
throughout tho provinces urging local
authorities to engage in community
nation as whole in more quickly
getting back to work.
Until more work Is provided il will
he necessary To continue the unen,-
ploymert pay. which Is costing the
country about million dollars \ day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
AMERICAN RED CROSS DOES
GREAT WORK FOR SERBlANS
Organization HAS saved From Actual
Starvation $4,000 Pcrsons In
rive Months.

SAt.ONIki July H..-AIthoue ty-
phms is gaining GROUND in parts nf
Serbia. there is not az much destitu-
ton IN the country as there WAS six
months aso before tho army food mis-
sion and tho hmorcsn Red Cross he
gan their joint campaign TO feed Ser
bia and cheek the spread eff disease
The spring hErNcsts have been good.
The Hoover food mission has shipped
Large quantities OF food and noun. TO
The lSa lkc.n commission OF the .tneri-
can Rcd Cross now has DOCTORS. nurses,
social workers and field workers in
virtually every hamlet In Serbia.
According 10 Governor General NJ
Adossides. OF M-cedonia. the American
Walton mere than $4,000 people In the
las: 1--WE months. Az Monastir the Red
Gross :ed 1000 homeless. foodless refu-
sees during thei period, and in the
Department of Tikvcche. In Southeast
crn Serbia. more than li,00G.
In the faEgen district nearly every
man. woman and child owe their lives
TO American citizens who made the
tea Cross work in Serbia possible
Another 10000 were also kept alive by
the Red Cross in the Batch. Ochrida
hi;,ra aud Iirot regions.
Clothing iS less urgently needed now
that summer has come. Transports
ton facilities also :.re steadily improv-
ing. although the harbors both at Sa-
lonikt and Piraeus are 40 jammoi with
freight that whole boatloadS of New
foundiand goldfish which have rotted on
sea 10 make room for -four and other
more necessary food shipments The
port congestion at Piraeus and Saioniki
is due to lack of labor "a unload the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
EDITORS IN LONDON ASSAlL
CARS0N'S WARNING TO U. S.
Ulster leaders speech Draws storm
Of Press Comment From
kOrthcltnc Papers.

LONDON, July l4.--Sir Edward Car
sons hands off" warning TO America
In his speech at Belfast during thc
Orange celebration there. has aroused
storm or press coinmeni. but the
DAILY Chronicle. Premier Lloyd
Georges personal mouthpiece and the
DAILY telegraph and the Morning Post
have so far refrained from expressing
themselves editorially on the subject
The Northcliffe press. however. is
administering a terrific editorial lash
Ing To the Ulster leader, the Daily Mail
calling him ministerial BolShcvist,' -
while the Times asserts Carson WAS
responsible for The 1916 Easter revolt
In ireland.
when he tells America to mind her
own business adds the Times. "he
courts ne retort that the wisncs Of
i'.ooo.co0 Irish Americans are part Of
her business"
Commenting on Sir Edwards threat
I" call out the Ulster volunteers II
home rule is not repealed. the DAILY
Express says:
such helntcd war would be indie.
fensible. Britain viii never forget ;ic
proves q: Ulster nor tina, Of Irish.
mon or the other provinces VINO rival
ed the north in courage and Devotion -
Tho same papers Dublin corrCsp
dent asks anNiously what steps tho
British CABINET Will take 10 countcrnct
Carson's threat lie says unless the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
MAKES HIS REPORT
ON THE MEDICINE
"mer duncan, Nho R~sideE n, 40.
""s West fn!eii~ s., Baltimore,
HAD NERVOUS INDIGESTION
'i"'ms since Taking Plant .Jutc. ~,
has Now ''ained ~ peunds In
Weight.

hni 'lant Ju'c" is rrpea fiuy i,t auc.
''Hn mere IS pr"'"H uf Tic iaf.c NUN
per at local testimonials tc,rt+.f 6.ii.
from r'opic iu a'sn'd aiat'ncu,s. ten.
ms "i ia" great hcu"nl the nave rc
''lN'h rom IT'S use Npt . day .sp.s,
h"l what nunbors Of Richmond r.,ri,
ca" 4" thank tho IianI Jutce a.u for
"h"' 'his great remedy uas done Tor
mem aud 10 c"n&ralulato him on ~,
phehom"nhi SUco"Hs iu HichtnouG
ne other day Nj walter f,un,., .,
~" '"s West Fay"iI- street +. u.tl.
Nh"Wi, ia lilmnrc busiucoa man mad.
inc following signed srn,cmut.
or ne past siH months nv.
"'I"d WITH nervous indigchtiou. ~,
"PPe'i'" "as poor aud had t., H..
Nc'E careful about wha, 4tc b.1
hc'da'hcS dizzy spells aud could r,i
S'e'P ~ night was iold that l,J
"hdchl" and had hc.n under ,r..,
"tht ior lhis trouhl. Tor mou,bs 49,,
takeh AL Kinds Of medicine. bui u.y.,
so' any real benefit untii ( started ,n
take your Pinnt Juice Now | h.,.
sood "ppett". ! sleep well AMI h.,n
same" u hounds IL, weigh, a.
"n ushltf WI" was badly run down -
az" '"kihS ilSnt Juice with Nnc ~.
sul's. she JOINS m" im cndorsiup !,
dc IS the only medicine mat resior.I
Us TO health -'t'' ~
me RANT Juice Man is al tho ,rr,c,o
prus % store. in Richmond. uh"r,
ne IL a'iiy meeting the local publ, ,,d
introducing and explaining ihc
o' 'hls remedy Free sample, piycn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
DERIVATION OF "BOLSHEVIK"
COMES FROM PETROGRAD
Correspondent says Word Is Bad Form.
nut Means ~ Am bigger
Thnn Sou."

various Inquiries as TO Tie exact
cs,ymoloEy and meaning OF tho word
nolshevik a r.r"srad correspondcnt
note:
The word Rolshevist is Il bastard
formation from The word 'bolshe,"
the comparative Of "holshoy." which
saual Z" .hissSr." T he sum" sums "r viliss
ia. ns as 1nrks with r "a. wn is ,mns
steam: parovik literally signifies
steamer; but il Russia usually means
locomotive. f'olshcvik-an Impossible
formation rg, from an adjectivt--menns
ittIer:er> It has cSs t" s'f hnvs
specialized meaning OF lis own Long
ago in the Socislis, Democratic party
we're TWO sections. Rolshoviks and
Socialist millennium AT once and were
prepared TO use any and all means 10
get there: the latter sought the same
ends step by step-they were tho Pa
Of years past. ever since, in ;ac,, The
Jews iook hold 90 Russia. Boishovlk
has gained n tvry siupic meaning
am bigger than you-hand Overt
Roishcvik's. political creed Holshe,
yism Is. o: course II dombiy bastard
forma tion--the Greek termination ism
tackled on The Impossible bolshe vik.
word bigger ism"
The words Roishevik and Bolshe
N!sm alone. to amy qualified critic OF
languages afford sufficient proof that
ne me. movements 80 labelled are no,
are alien and tho products OF the alien.
Russian is n language as ncNihie rs
Greek anu. with fuller vocabulary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
SOUTHERN REPUBLIC NOW
ASKS MEXICAN'S RETURN
tarrsnz" Started tHmpnirn IN no.,
'"em 10 return From south
rrn United STATES


Mt.HlCo CITY. July !, Anon: Inc
methods adopted hy the McHi,.,,, en,.
ernment TO ana Mexican lnborcrsS
the United States WHO have .,,ffa,an
curing ne reConstruction period foI'
loving INC ending Of the war is one
pE Inc Departmcnt of AgrIcI,jtu. ~,
atlot. sInhI plots Of Land i'm Love,
caHtornia 10 those who wish IN r.
urn to iheir home land from nor'i,
OF the Rio Grandc "'' u
BY. this means it is hoped ~ r,
patriAte thousands Of M.xlr.rs d
also 10 populate and render mro,Ir,, 80 -, u
me mlllions OF acre. Of Land IN Lava,
taIifornia which the government ia :
taken over from the former conc"s
sionaries for not carrying OUT ths,r
Requests from more than 800 Mc,i
can families now reaioiup I'm ~ rasn
Texas. that they be allowed 70 return
10 mexico TO engage in farming nav"
pecn received by the Drpa~iyn,, of
Agriculture here. and iniimatior is
given tina! the Federal gcvcriIncnt in
the near future viii provide 10! rheir
repatriation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
BASTiLE DAY RECEPTION
ATTENDED BY PRESIDENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Among Gucst. at
French Embassy Social
.tffair.

WASHINGTON. July l4-President
Wilson and Mrs. Wilson ,onizh, at
tended rsceprion given a the French
embassy b. Ambassador and Nine Jus
Serend IN observance OF Bastille DAY
the FEercn national holiday Il was.
the hrst social event attended by the
president since his return from France
Guests a. the reception, in addition
10 the President and Mrs Wilson. in
GUIDED Vice president and Mrs Mar
shall the members OF The Cabine, and
their wives, sneaker and Mrs. Cil!cIt
and members Of the diplomatic corps
the reception brought 10 close an
other busy day for the Pres ldeni. dur
.ns WHICH ne he'd his nrst conferences
~ the White House with members OF
congress since his return. received The
members Of the Atyssiniau mission
sent 10 this countrE TO congratulate
the American government on the VIC
toTy OF the allied and associated GOV
nrnmen conferred with internal
ne'nnue Commissioner Roper in regard
10 enforcement Of wartime and CON
sttut!vnsl nTohi nitioN, ana pl.yed his
daily game Of solf He also founG
time IN sEnd . message 10 France in,
GtoHnfGtiGn with the celebration ot
Besll!le Day
Tomorrow the President viii preside
a. inc hESi Cabinet meeting since hjs
return. All members OF tn. Cabinet
are expected - be present. Win the
exception Of Secretary OF STATE Lansing
VINO - en- route home from Paris and
nose place a. the rneelins wllI bn
TAKEN ny aching secretary Poll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
NEW EFFORT TO GET THAW
New York Officials Plan New ster,
4" secure Alleged In
sane Man.

NEW YORK, Jus l;-Ano,he- .tor,
10 n+vt iiarr} Ths" orourn, oacs 10
Frederick ,'umn, Jr OF Kansas r.,s
IN a local hote! on DccemDe - 1915
Is ap"ni 10 he made by D!strict Attor-
nev S"ann.
IN iof NATION which has come into
my hands concerning tai. ca.ra la
h' swami TO-DAY. makes II .inpera,ive
'Nai M" should % brouHni 10 t-ial .
Inc ne" proceedings n'ii -ake me
tp'"i o! AZ application for rerrn if.iDr
I" Intervene ," have ThaW. ccfntri,-
mem 80 al inEane asylum IN PaIi.a,l
pHia sft aside Governor Sbrouf 70.
GtnliN heard arguments FOR the extrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Nav Volt
Coffee and sugar Exchange today asked
the sugar Equalization BOARD to Dsr
futures on he exchanges not Iafcr
,han September for delivery after
p'cember ~ The request is based
r.Nchhnse is to resume such trading
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15

irish people are treasured. tho threat
viii lend to secret drilling and arminy
Of tho NationAlis,a. The moderate
Unlonis,s fear the effect OF CarSon's
speech ~ America and on the Cont
nent will be detrimental both TO Ire
land and Britain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
The StrouH Withstand tho Ue., -,
summer Bctter Than the wc,L

Qua peopie VIII" are foeble and young
err people whc are weak. viii bs
strengthened and enabled 10 70 throueh
the depressing heat OF summer by TAX
ing GROVES TASTELESS chill Tonic.
II purites and cnriches the blood and
builds NJ the whole system You ,.,n
soon feel its StrcnE thcning InyiEorat
ing Effect G0r-NdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15

perfectly capable OF expressing In
Russian without baatardizing The
mother tongue. any ideas what
soover. But Russians. OF ali the ma
tionalities affected. have had least 30
DO with the rise and growth OF tho
denominations OF our day OH Russian
territory. These amount in plain train
to nothing else than Christian
noSrom. aud arc not the product of
Christian brains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
URGES MORE LEvEE FUNDS
Mississtppi Association Asks Congress
TO He-I;stabiish St0.ono.OoO
appropriation.
INV Associated rrc.,

ST. LOUIS. July. h.--Resolutfons
urging Congress to re-cstablish the
annual appropriation OF tl0.o0o.ooo Tor
food control work were presented at
meeting here today OF the Miys!s-
s'ppi Lcvec Association, composed Of
mcmhcro o. the levec boards OF States
bordering The river. Tho appropris-
tion was reduced - $500. 900 follow
inS tic entrances OF the United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

LAWN pnrtS, Circle No. y. Wancn'S
MiSsi0nnr. Society, HOLY Comforter
Church. Grove and Rowland Strccts,
to 10.
Womrp's missionary society.
Grace street Church. meets mt
church. =.
W0n;nn'S Auxiliary Ia the Rich
mOhu ilOwitEcrS meets In Nurphy'S
Hotel ANNEX. S;IJ.
Coiored E,HSS-mcctinE Ia form
NcnterS' and Consumers Nssocfu-
zion. Third street 4. VI. u. Church,
$40.
Vaudeville. L,rir. $50. 1910, 3::s0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
PREPARE FOR EQUAL VOTE
Legislature of Alabama Ptnn. Inv.
In Cane Of Amendment
Ratification.
:EN As,ocLstcd Pres,

Shortly after the Lcsislature c1nyen.d
a. O'Clock today. President pro lem
BEDSIDE. OF the Senate. introiuced a
resolution providing that = Joint com
suHrage measures as VIII conform Win
the laws Of Alabama 10 INC surrraxe
ssnendment IN the event OF the ratIt-
cation OF the amendment nv ,i,S 49,
'sasy majority OF the States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
The Weather
FURNISHED by u. =. Weather Bureanh

Forecasts: Virginia.
Fart, ri0ud,, " u
local thunder showers
Tuc.tla, ami probably
" cdnrs,laS; mt much
"l,HnE~ in tcn,Deraiure.
North Carulina-i'artly
clnuilN. with local tliun-
Her Sliowcrs prol,uhiy
Tuesday and Nednes-
tIHS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
eJust enough Turkish

6ndthat, ascomparedwithstraighs
Turkish cigarettes, Fatimas en-.
ablo them to smoke without any
worry as to "foo many"
Do you suppose Fatimas might
be an improvement over your
present cigarette on this question
of SLOW much Turki:h?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15

7 NnUN tClnH TUl lir' .-.-.,-.-......
I; 3. NJ Temperature ...... =
: =. VI. temperature ............ !!
Maximum ;"ml'Craiur" - l.. NJ. e
Minimum teHpcrHturc t. =. N....... -
Mean t,np"rA Yesterday .......... 5
Normal trnptTdtu rs for this date 80. -
f"r Cheney Yesterday ...............
EXCESS since March ....,...
Excess sine" January l.,.,,.,.. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15

ships. The Greek ,rmy. owing to the
doGettu' situation in the Adrirtic and
6alkane. is not demobilixing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15

NEWPORT, in other words, ha.
! Y found the answer to How
much Turkish!"- same an.
swer as that shown by Fatima's
leadership atPalmB Beach, Atlantic
City and French Lick.
These smokers like Fatima's
taste and-morc important-they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
Local Rainfult.

Ia lnIdIl itSt tWcTNf hours -. $4,000. Non
Rainfall last twenty four hours -. Non
Excess since March Observation-Disclosures.
EAccSs since January .............. $
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
CONDITIONS IN IMPORTANT CITIES.

ToCnI Oh>crNntiNnS at i. VI. NcstcrHAN.
Temperature. 10. humidity. rs. wind iii
roCtlon. southeast, wind velocity, I leather.
az y =. Nj clouGy
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-02-08
HENRY FORD, PUBLISHER

The first issue OF Henry Ford's
newspaper, the Dearborn Independent
which has made its appearance, shows
that Mr.. Ford's own page will be a
big feature. He says the aim of the
publication will be to point out to
its readers the opportunities that lie
everywhere about them, and advise
them how they must be used to their
best advantage
Successful persons often say that
opportunities are just as plentiful as
they ever were. but they don't tell
you what they are, where to find them
or how to use them" the paper saws.
Therefore the object OF this paper.
and especially this page, is TO 90
straight to the roint and not deal in
glittering generalities that mean moth.
ing.
!" However much we have been able
to do there is still so much to be done
SO many new opportunities to be de.
veloped, that no one need despair O,
a chance to do something worth while
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-02-08
ELKo HOTEL MAN GETS IN
WRONG

\. Puccinelli, proprietor OF the FL
ko Hotel in Elko. who was arrested
a few days ago on the charge OF sell
ing liquor. was found guilty in the
Justices Court and was sentenced to
three months in the County Jail and
to pay a fine OF $500. The minimum
sentence that can be imposed + a
Justice OF the Peace Is six months
and $500.
The defendant gave notice that the
rase would be appealed to the Dis
trict Court and it will come up for
trial at the April term and he was re-
leased on a bond to stay execution.
The District Court is as far as an
appeal from the Justices Court can
be taken. and if a conviction is had in
the District Court the Judge has the
power to impose a sentence OF twelve
months. with fine ofS1 900. but in
all convictions both a jail sentence
and a fine must be imposed The
law provides that on second con-
viction the sentence must be impris-
onment in the penitentiary. - Elko
Independent.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-02-08
FOURTH LIBERTY
LOAN MATTERS.

We are sending out this week state
rnents to ali OF our subscribers on am
cunts due on 4thLiberty Loan Bonds
January 30,l9l9.
These notices are for your con-
venience in making final payments.
These Bonds have been paid for by
this Bank and will be held for you at
the regular government rate OF inter
est for Z reasonable time
We have many inquiries for Regis
tered Bonds paid in full by subscrib-
ers. No Registered Bonds OF the 4th
Liberty Loan have been issued by the
government up to this time.
Letters from the Federal reserve
Bank state that an unusual amount OF
illness among the office employees
is the cause OF delay.
Notices will be issued as soon as
these Registered Bonds are available
Lyon County Bank.
Yerington, Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-02-08
SELF-FEEDER FOR HOGS PAYS

The Jefferson County. Indiana,
farm bureau, through the county a
gent. has just completed a profitable
self-feeder demonstration for hogs.
Ten pigs from one litter were fed
skinned milk and allowed to, eat at
will from a self-fecder containing bran
sfipstufi, and hominy meal. The
Pigs were narrowed March and sold
on October p. They made an av-
erage daily gain. from date OF birth,
OF 093 pound The total cost OF feed
was $500. The weight OF the hogs at
selling time was 2.l60 pounds, or an
average OF BIO pounds each. The
farmer received $3.50 a hundred,
$4,000 for the lot, making a net
profit OF $1,000, or $1,000 per head.