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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
M0NM AND OCEAN
GET SENATE PlUMS

BY Special Correspondent
TRENTON. Dec. 16-In the dis
tribution of patronage by the Re-
publican steering committee of the
upper branch of the legislature SEN
ator William N. Runyon, of Union
county, was given the assistant sec
.retaryship of the senate. which pays
$1,000 for the session. Ii Is nos
known here TO whom Mr.. Runyon
will give the place.
\ total of S1S,700 in jobs was al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

his actions and those of his friends
on Saturday night he failed TO give
any information which would help
them in finding a clue upoun which
to work in solving the local rob-
berries.
Wilson was brought to Metuchen
Tuesday afternoon, and after being
questioned by the police was held TO
await the arrival of Pennsylvania
railroad detectives. who. it was said,
wanted to question him concerning
certain freight car robberies. The
railroad detectives did not appear
however. and Wilson was allowed to
go free. He was arrested originally
in a ahway garage for causing some
trouble when he was refused a
nights lodging. He was later held as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

lotted to the ffteen'members of the
majority. Camden gets two door
keepers. n clerk to committee and
one file clerk, representing total sal
aries of S1.40O.
Monmouth gets assistant SER
geant-at-arms. a stenographer and a
page: total, $1,000. Passaic divides
these jobs: Stenographer, file clerk
gallery clerk. page: total, S1,40O.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

Senator Hagaman. of Ocean. chair
Senator Hsgaman. OF Ocean,
chairman OF the steering commit
tee. got more patronage in the mat
ter of total salaries involved thar
any other member. He was given
the calendar clerk. second assistant
supervisor of bills. a dOorkeeper and
a page; total, $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
SUSPECT FREED IN BIG
ROBBERY At METUCHEN

BY Special Correspondent.
METUCHEN. Dec. 16-Unable to
secure from him any information
which would aid in determining the
parties guilty of the robberies per-
petrated here over the weekend.
Edward Wilson. the 27-year-old
Philadelphia man detained here
since his arrest in Railway on Sat
urday night, was released late yes
terday afternoon from the local jail
by Chief Willard b. Hutchinson. Al
though the local police and govern
ment officials questioned the man as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
Collect For Jewish Relief.

On Thursday. December .,
the Birth Miloh to the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Chaper of
Woodbridge, was performed by
Rabbi II. l.. Chain of this city. on
appeal of Rabbi Chain SIT was col
lected, of which $3.50 was given to
Perth Amboy Hebrew school and
$3.50 to the relief of the Jewish
war sufferers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

a suspicious character. awaiting in
vestigation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

Of the meeting. a reasonable hope of
the future.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
Der arbeitseber.

Gin 8illenbeIiber bate Ii9 einen
4rbeitsloien angenommen. I'm bic
Mege feines 9artens idten unb bar
fen gu lafen. Ole er einige 3eit
fpdter einmal na@iab, tpie melt bic
Arbeit porgei9ritten mar, fab er gu
ieinem Gritaunen ben Mann bequem
angelebnt unb rau9enb auf elmer
@artenbant Iiten, pdbrenb elm on=
Derer bic 4rbeit psrri9tere.
rNa," fa9te er, lid bente bod, idj
babe sic fir Diefe arbeit angenomr
men?"
.s5a, Serr," mar bic antport,
.ober ia babe lie peiter perseben."
so, unb pieOiel aablen sic benn
S6rem Mann?"
n3p0lf Ntort fiinf3is!"
r45sr id sebe S9nen Oc@ nod Der
Nbmadung MIR 5ebn Marf."
$50. i'd peiB! 4ber lit ni9t bas
@ergniisen, audi einmaI Qrbeitssber
gu fein, bic 2 Mart so pfs. rei4li@
pert2"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
g e II SO 0 t t.

9eueS @ort. n8ie
llebt's Inn ben &anfmam Sdul5e
eigentli6?"
.Sm, BEL benz bats nculid bereits
acri6tspoa5iebert.
aatbeoerbIiite.A Die
Natur lit chen oft boiler 8ioeriprii.
dle; 10 finoct man 8. 9. geraoe in
Der @iiite, mo man Tie bod 10 not.
penOig brau6te, fait gar feline Sege'
:ntion. 3
= 9aS febIte 0 If. Srall
&aber: rMan ion iebt elm @oot TO-
ear aus Der 6erne lenfen f0nnenl"
Srmu MiiQer: v@ott - II 8ootl
Mit m Mann miiBte man sas ma.
6en fonnen!"
= Gin @erg1ei6 If. 3abn.
ar5t: r@as, oas @ebiB 1T Sbneit
gu teler? Mber erlaltben Sic nal,
Cos lit iogar iebr preispert, mo Sic
il foloiiale 8dbne brau9en = Die
ycinen alapiertaiten.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

Scr beim gcfobre. gr iogt, er b6tt
Den 0odter gaii5 gcrnil initroftct I'LL
IcbalO i1 mid einiole Debt loiie, iei-
lie 9circdiHcns nit 81 meinoe, Debt
er ibu rcitepeg NobtiB idide III e
taar Stuno ipdter mar er oa, III
Debt mid ole porite 9ornfabling
geptpe, mo id in mel gauges 2etpc
qebobt bdtt. 90 oa ben i) olio
gcpibt, oaB id i'm nit ben fuble
fonne I'm id piiner MIR tpie lang id
Sic @eid)idt oiisbolte.
Nad ben @iie ben i6 en- gtGpp ge.
nomme, biefnbS i'd fin 10 teiert &c.
fUeIe, fpie en- olte Miub, ipomit id
perbleime Sbne Sbrn lietper
9biIipp Souernmpe r.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

Sa6e oes 8erionoIs.
D@ieniel Samilie boben Sic, 5roit
&Oatmer5ienrot?
n6rGulein, 8dbIen sic NAL nadl~
- Ra 10 pasl 5reunO Gum
iungen @bemonn): nge1trl, tpie mars
alf Ser So63eitsreiie?
v@roBartigl 9unnerli6ting, tpenn
i'd oie bait - ALIEN MAIDEN fOn-
nen!"
= @uSweg. @irt: nSabe id
Sic oenn audi redt berltanoen Serr
G;6miot, sic polen, oaB i'd Sbnen
beltte oos Bier in elmer S6iiIiel
btinge?"
Gait: nSapobl uno einen 20ffel
to5u, oenn ib muB bon beute an
mein 9ier eiieu, neil mir Der Ir5t
es 5u trinfen berboten bat"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
Suites 2eiMenl

@utes 3ei6en. Gbef
(einer Mooeparenfirma, als er ei-
men nellen Stoff in Die @uslage gibt
rno cine Dame Dor Der Musloge
ohnmadtig miro): Sea, Der Stoff
5iebt fi6er!"
- 9eoingte g. II It g.
Came (oon einem 3enor i6mar-
meno): o@r malt einfad in So
nen!"
SEER: nSSa - lei0er in lebr i9rei-
enoen Sarben!"
- 4nerfennung. Sallsbe-
iiber Gum Sobnden); ogSas bait
gu oern beut' in Ser Sdule fir cine
Soilsoufgabe ~befommen?"
&urlden: u3w0lf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ter ioIen mir l~teigern!"
Gater: nSteieern!? @d, Dos lit
i66n, oaB elt6 oas ihon in Der
S1ule beigebra6t miro!"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

SeiIiger 9orn. D9llio
Selterini bat geitern obeno 10 nil
ierabeI eeiungen?"
oNa, i6 iage Sbnen, NIT alien
m0gliden @egenitdnoen 1T tie BON
Eublifitm bombaroiert Dor6et; TO-
gar elm Sorrobr mar Oa5wii6enl"
= Jre6. Sdubmann (Oer ben
Softer eines Oiebiiden Dienitmdo.
dcns rebioiert): n@eI9es iino oenr
nun oie Striimpfe Sbrer Tfa'
oome?"
Settle: rgea, Oie nit Den fault
groB nour6bro6enen" Sadl en- ma
tiirli1l"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
Ser title Seilbaber.
Gil f1ide r

@IiidIt6er 3ufall.
&erbergsmirt (morgers): ~@nt ge-
ihlnfen?"
Sanomerfsburide: v6amos; oas
gett mar beute nadt mic aisgeItor-
ben"
= 2e6erbiffen. SelomebeI
(als re6ts an Der mari6ierenoen
&ompagnie elm SuOer Seu oorbei-
fGbrt): rgugen lintsl Sen Scrlen
lGuft f6on mieoer oaS 8aIler I'M
Nilluoe 5%uiammenl"
Srif9e Sarben. Scr
bieiige 8emperen5IerOerein bcItebi
tpobl nod ni6t lange?"
sHo6 fein Sobr.
Sea ia = oas iiebt man oen
Mit9lieoern nod oil ser gtale all,"
8efatigun9. S6ubmo-
6ermeiiter (6rt Der Mlltter ieineS
2ebriungen): SD bebanOle Den
Sltngen mie Elm aino!"
2ebrburi9e: Qeiie ans Oem Sin-
tergrrno): Sotuobl mie II 3ieb-
fino!"
= &uIant. Gtuoent: oSeiell
Gle ni6t bartber5ig, lG0ne emma,
geiudbren sic, ooB i6 Sbneu einen
SUB gebe."
&eGnerin: Limb mas befomme idy,
penn ib es getpdbre?"
Stucent: D&od einen."
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
9rObates MitteI.

Srofuriit: naeb4iagen sic
NAL = bieoerer @ergbepobner, babe
oa elm gang perteufelt biibi6es Md-
oel geieben = Compliments geiagt
- ausgela6t tporoen, fleiner
&ader iheint mid nidt 8u peritehen
weib gar ni6t, mie ib bran Bin"
8auernburde: u@ibit Sbr
cofo6 a 8uiierl, Damn uoaBt glei,
iuiaBt bran biit. @agit 81 - gibit
Dir a 8uilerl mieoer, magit Dir
not, friaglt q @otl6en."
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
@enn man errOtet.

NtQfl QqrT 0QS GrroIen WoDl ulc
menihli1lteu aler @efiiblS : 9efull'
rungen nennen = i6reibt elm Seer.
ten . So6DeritanOiger = aber Slt'
Glei6 lit iie cine Der eigentiimlidJ-
Iten mo mag perid)ieoenen Herio-
nen in peri6ieoenem @rooe inne.
pcbllen ooer audi pieaei9t gar nidt
sur @ri6eimlng fommen.
Na6 ser Meinune pieler 9eltti.
gen 9errteiler gebt oieie @eranIa.
yitng o%ormiegeno our1 beitimmte
Tamilien ols fe~itItebenoer Gborofter-
Sllg uno miro BON Generation 5t
Generation pererbt, obpobl Tie ni6t
in qlei6em @raoe oui peri6ieoenen
MlterSltufen auftritt, un0 ou6 ionlt
nod ltnteridieoe li9 geIteno ma.
den m0gen. sic tommt unSneifel-
6aft aud in @inaelfdaen ouBerbalb
iener beitimmten 6omilien mebr
ooer mittoer itarf Dor; bod biuOert
ltiGts, nr5unebmen, ooB audi 0ieIe
SGae uripritnglid oererbte getpeieli
lcien.
SIM @egenias 81 onoeren menif.
l,6en @efiiblsdiiBcrlrngen, ipelde
our6 leiblife Nittel neruria1t uer.
Den m0getr, fam niemalS Elm v@r.
rotten" Our6 irgenonel9e &1tigfeit
Oes &0rperS bernoreernfen iperoen.
Cs lit oa uno bort oos @ereoe in
llmlnuf gefommer, onB marld)e pei6,
llbe &anoioaten fir Die SoremS
pon SuItonen es 0ur6 Selb1t-
ttdnierung oabin gebro1t bGtten, ie-
oer5eit, nenn es erniinidt iei, 5au-
berii6 err0ten 81 f0nnen, nnO lol.
dle Soremsoamen ipiiroen itets 10.
Der be5abIt. 9o6 oas lit einfad
ntiiBiger &lati6l Oos @rr0ten lit
urter alien ~lmitdnoen elm unfrei-
williger glft, ~ ia ieoer &erild.
o!eie @ri6einung gu u~nteroriidell,
tot MIR Die @irfung, iie nod mebr
gu Iteigern uno Die Serlegenbeit
LODI 81 erboben.
@obl bot oos Nerpen-S pltem nit
Dem 6uBerliAen &organg Oes @rr0r
tens 81 tim; aber Der enti1eiocnoe
llmItarlO lit iiberbaupt fem forperli-
aler, ionoern liegt in Dem, mas ma
Uenliit ooer nWtino" nennt. 8ie-
ics Dor alien mltB pom Dem @efiibl
slfaBt meroen, pel6es Dem @rroten
5ugrunoe liegt. Grit Damn miro
Oas @rroten linnenfdaig, mas INNER
feline innere llriaAe iein mag.
Ser 8organg fonnt duBerlid)
Oprntoge Der inni9en 8eaiebung Spi-
iNcn ben @efiibls : Nerpen oes Sc
liGteS uno ben min3igen Saarrobr-
clen (aapiaarrObrdcn) 3uitanOe,
loclde oos 9lut 6ufiibren, ullo De-
rcn 3ufubr aber Our1 oieie Nerpen
gcre9elt miro. Die betrcffenOc
Gnpfinoung oeS @enliits q. y.
&crlegcnbeit, S1am ooer &itbe)
segt Die Gobr6en gu lebbafterer S1s
.igteit on, iooaB nlebr 8lut, nod
Ger Sberfldd)e gefiibrt, oann in ben
@efiibls : Nerpel ii6 gelteno mad)t.
Golderart fam man audi per-
iteben, warilm ielbit Der 91inoe
Inter Dem ginfluB zines entipre-
djenOen @efiibls erroten mag; mar.
Inn iiingere 2eilte mebr becinfluB:
meroen, als Gltcre, ooer iolfe Don
laenieer empfinoiamen @emiit; mo
fparum Berionen ueridie0enen &c
idjledtesl gegenieitig elm @rroten
berDorrufen. Die mGhtieite l1ria,
dc oes @rrotcns Ideirt iibrigens Die
S1cu 5u icin, un0 oft ruff oieiclbe
5ugleiA elm auffalleno l~infiges, tap
piges @enebnten berpor. OaS
fommt bon Der innigen Spmpatbie,
melde 3miiden Dem 8lut-rmlalif al
Ger Sberfldhe oes SCOPES uno Dem
@ebirn beitebt, uno poourd iogor
&crpirrung in Der @emiitstdtigfeit
cntiteben fam.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

SIS mar i'm 2moe ldngt befannt, bob Gur6lanbt fir ebruugen
gmpfanqe umo 70 mcHer %un3ugGneib maunL Sbmobl ieoerrlann ben
Gylricn bon angeTtt gu @ngeibt fanntc, pfegte er ood1 ab unO gu I'm
foorto" All rdien. 90 oft er ober cine iolbe Sntogrntorete norbaHe,
mnrOc es ieoesuol i'm Sol unO staatsan8eaer decentralization init Der
ihl6en 9laiel: @br1ngen uno @mpGnge an allen Srten nerbeten.
MS nun ser Shirt mieoer einnal yinfognio" ourdlS 2mo fubr,
fano cr Sen 6lefen 9ippn9en in fediden SabttuS. @trlan0en, Sab
nen in 2anoesfarben, rno unterm 9riumpbbogen beint oberen Staottor
ifono ser interchangeable 9irgermefer nit Staten lo Sof. Der
Sr~iump6bogen obr tuug Die Snihrift: DSer5li6 tpilfonnen". Setn
9mGfeI. es aalt, Ben 2onoesfirien fefIih 5u empfangen.
Seine Irrddartt nahen uo itaunen.
.Sa, aber gurgermGter, mGB Gr oenn nift, bob i'd oerarttges
niGt pinibe?"
vSulen gu @nooen, 0urdlupdt, mir erporten MIR Die neue 6euer-
Ipribe, Die ieoen au9enblid fonncn mnB"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

S0d1ter Waturolis-
IN IL 3. Sreuno G6nupperno): ~Sier
rie9t's nod Sdinfcn!"
Waler: ,So, oas fommt bon met
mem Gtincben Der; oa lit Elm Sdin'
fen orouf a%bgemaltl"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
q ufaeid Sri

&ugei6nap2t: Srib-
Gen: .glber Onfcl, 9ein 9aitd)
Siebt ia INNER mcitere &reiie!"
Geuf5er. Gbeateroireftor
Gals oas @tiid abfdut): n9a babc;l
mir Ole 8eiGerung; picr5ebn Sro-
ben uno cine @uffiibrung!"
8ie oie 2eute reoen.
rSas gebt iiber ale @ren5en" =
iugte Ser 3olltpa6tcr, oa ertappte er
einen S6muggler bein Bai9en.
Cine anoere 2csart.
Glitter gbclnann: .llcber Gein lpa'
tes ACKNOWLEDGMENT bot ii6 Gcine
Gral mobl icbr geDarmt?"
3peiter @bemann: n@G mas -
aeldrmt bat iie!
Sm It baus. ~Nun,
ME fanocn Sic oas S1nisel, meill
Serr2"
80 oaufe, gart5 leid)t, i6 braufltc
MIR Die Saroelle fort5unebmen, oa
lcb i6 es i1on liegen."
&tnoermun0. Sante
(nclde iiG fir geuobnli6 i6minft,
malt uno puoert, nm iinger nno
Iiibid)er gu iheineu): r9omm, Srib.
It, lab 9e iest ipaiha, oaB Ge lido
btidt."
5ritle: nTantal 8arom biidt
oenn gu net i9O', tuentt 9e gina
ida biiGt2"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

Seite |reife. &aofabrer
(5lt eii1em Ntaitn, ben er iiberfabren
bait: .@as, 5ebn Dollar Derlangert
Sic SAmer5ensgelo2 Sic iino ia
gar ni9t berlebt."
Monn: uSb i6 nerlett bin ooer
mid, oas bleibt ii6 gleid oas Is
nun eillnlol meine Care"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
8. niefe

., oiefe Srauen. g.:
y0eine Srou fubr Our9 ie6S Sabre
ms Gceba0, -. mur0e enoli6 ibr
2ei6en log, MN min iie ober troB-
Dem beiter tpieoer in oasielbe 9oo
fabren?l"
s.: rSa, iie iagt, nun fdbrt iie
ous = Q%onfborfeit bin!"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
GotoI. Gin @eidGftsrei.

- SatoI. Gin @eiddftsrei-
ienoer mii6t iid in einen 9iiput
iiber ole &unIt oes Sliegeus: Sra,
sic Se6nif oes Gliegens lit oo6 eli
Qentli6 iebr einfad."
nSa = 0as lagen Sie!"
@Iei6 nno gleid -.
80, ser 9eier uno Die @itme Be-
eel beiroten ii9? Sea, oa fontmen
atpei @oiierfere %altIommenl"
D@ieio @aiierfcre?"
SEA, iie lit Snbaberin elmer 8aoe.
GnItalt uno er = @einbdn0ler!"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

&i6ter: n@ie iouen benz
Sollsbofer BEL ser &ouferei oas DIR
obgerilien baben2"
Mngeflogter: n9as lit ni6t
mabr, SEER &i9ter. 9as DIR bat
ser Sltbcrmi6el in Der Sano g'babt
- ib bob Sen Sausbofer nur los
g%criiien!"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

@efIerion. 2ebemant:
r@usi6aun tn i1 i6on pie Der
SCRIPT, Bios i'm Screen tits nod
|9ens, in Ser &eble INNER CONNER
uno i'm 8ortemonnaie % it's INNER
gefroren?!"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

2ebrer (0er beim 9(6i6ie6 bon
ieiner 8raut Sen obligaten &ub
triegt, oGs er gerne nod eincn ba'
ben m06te): Gle. =. lniie bod me-
nigItens gu mir cine tleite &nf-
beiierrng aufommenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

4nglcr: ngs miro oo1 fein
ihmar6es @crbre6en iein, mern
man li1 bier nal einen 9arid ber-
nllsbolt?"
-Gas ni6t; aber elm bloles 8un.
oerl"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

&laiiii6 gebiloet. Bel
elmer nadtliden Sfanoali5ene miro
elm Mtann perboftet uno nod Der
&epieripa6e gefiibrt. Gin 8uft-
meiiter perb0rt i'm.
n@ie beiBen Sie?"
.Gea."
rS6 meine, mie SIR Samiliet.
name iit?"
.Sea."
ul1no Der 8orname?"
.@ilbelm."
yWeaden sic feline 8ibe, Wlann,
uro gebcn sic Sbren @amen riftig
AMI"
,0as lit mein ri6tiger Name, i'd
belize 8ilbelm EEL"
Sea, oas tperOen mir ia sleib 30.
ben, iagen Sic nal ccn groBen Weo.
nolog aus Dem Dierten aft aufl"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
aahne gebanptnus.

Ser autler Yen5inmaier ion ia
Der S6reden Der gnr5en Gegeno
gepeien iein."
nl1no DBL aIs Ser infolgc zines
ltnfnues ni9t mebr auteln fonnte,
boben in meitem llmfreiie ale Siib-
ner, gnten, @dnie. &unOe, S9Dei-
ne crlei6tert aufgeicuf5t."
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
Ofrmer 5dtrFibtbrttf hfs
Ibilipp ~5anFramptEr.
1871.

Mein Iieber Ser @eOadtiOndr:
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

@clly UCI OuultI
bat mid iest meme
MieOoeIieu gepme.
ST bat geiugt: nBbi.
lipp, on biit en-
frazier Mann; Del.
ne @0rfs fin tein
SfJub BuIoer nlebr
inert; ben Stimnled
is ouBer Sbebp III
neun i9 nit ori8
mi6tehfeu fin. 0onu
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
VI
X
ELIMINATE ALL POOR LAMBS
carcasses Of improperly Finished An
innaIs DO Not Find Ready
Sale on Market.

Just why the latter part Of August
and early part of September invari-
ably demoralizes the lamb market has
puzzled market students for many
years. A large percentage of lambs
coming out of Illinois, Wisconsin.
Michigan, Ohio. Indiana, and Iowa are
small native animals that have to be
sold for what they will realize. These
lambs coming on usually congested
market sell for marked reduction
and since the consumption OF lamb
is limited In certain sections OF the
country, carcasses from these improp-
erly finished lambs do not find ready
sale. This annual occurrence In this
section not only penalties the growers
Of good lambs but means loss to the
producers OF the inferior kinds. Since
the product is inferior It has a tend
ency to prejudice consumers against
lamb.
Farmers In the corn belt states sur
rounding the Chicago market are adj
vised by United States department Of
certed effort to put their lambs in bet
ter market condition. It is thought
certain that most OF those who were
responsible for this years native
lambs could have put them in much
better market condition. with good
profit to themselves. It is regrettable
that so large a number Of unlocked
and unrestricted. poorly finished, scrub
bred lambs I'LL the markets from these
sections
The man who keeps a small flock ON
the farm Is advised to remember the
Of handling sheep wisely.
The ewes should be bred early enough
in the fall so that they will produce
their lambs In March and April. The
lambs should be locked and castrated
when they are ten days old. They
should receive sufficient feed to keep
them growing in order that when they
are ready for the market in about
four months they should weigh from
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
DETAILS OF COST OF MILK
Department OF Agriculture Has Been
Collecting Facts and Figures for
Several Years.

What does It cost to keep COW for
q year or to produce 100 pounds Of
market milk9 To answer this. cues
ton IN terms5of labor. feed : and other
cost factors the dairy division Of the
United States department of agrieul-
ture- has been collecting for several
years facts and figures from various
sections Of the couNtry. The results
for northwestern Indiana, typical of
many farms supplying the Chicago
market, are now available in bulletin
form. In collecting the information
the department worked In co-opera-
ton with Purdue university.S
To give permanent value to. the fig
ures, the investigators determined the
cost Of milk production chiefly In
terms of feed. labor, and other impor-
tant factors. Thus by applying cur
rent values to any of the items dairy
man, or anyone else interested, may
compare his present costs with those
published by the department. Practi-
cal farms owned or handled by resi-
dent farmers were used in the inves-
tigation.
IIIC AO0UAtS ~AS
the following:
The unit requirements for keeping
a cow one year were: Concentrates.
1O2 tons; dry roughage. 3.64 tons;
hauling and grinding concentrates.
$1.53; bedding, O.36 tons: pasture,
1.36 acres human labor, 164.5 hours;
horse labor, 1872 hours: overhead and
other costs, $27.11. Credits other
than milk: Manure, 0.8 tons; calves.
O.87 of one calf.
Feed and pasture comprised 5I.0
per cent Of the~total cost Of produc-
ton; labor, 1876 per cent; overhead
and other cost, 22.9 per cent. The
total cost was Offset 22.3 per cent by
calves and manure. A different per-
centage relationship would exist. how.
ever, If present prices for the various
items were used.
The extent to which cows Of high
save labor was shown
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
WAS TO BE MORE YELLING
Safe to Say That Fathers Prediction
Turned Out to BE Absolutely
Correct.

~ - ~.
The sweetly peaceful scene In the
little sitting room was suddenly dis
turbed by loud yell, and the honored
guest sprang wildly from. the chair
into which he had just sunk, while the
daughter OF the house felt her face
grow pale.
She had had hopes from this visit,
Alas, poor girl, were they to be
blighted?
But father took the matter-and his
small son-firmly in hand. With a
graceful apology he removed the bent
pin from the chair and the aforesaid
small boy from the room.
"Now, look here, Charles" he said
sternly, in the back yard, 'why did you
do it,"
"It-it was an experiment, father %
faltered the laddie. -
IAN experiment ~ snorted father.
''The only man who has visited your
poor sister for years, and you go and
drive him away!"
"Well, dad" explained the boy,
'ehe advertises that he is a painless
dentist, an I wanted to find out IF It
was true, an it wasn't. You should
have heard him yell?'
eyes" was the fathers. grim COM
ment. "And some one else is going
to hear you yell now?"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
FLY PROTECTION FOR STOCK
Destroy Larvae CT Maegots, Remove
Breeding Places and Use
2 Fish Oil. Repellent.

There are three ways in which ami
mails may be protected from flies. One
is by destroying the larvae or maggots
from which the flies develop another
is to keep the stable or barn dark and
cool, as flies do not usually bother the
animals under those conditions. and
the other way is to apply an oil or
spray to the animal which acts as
repellent. The breeding places for the
flies are the decaying straw and ma
nure piles, where the fles live, over
the winter and where they propagate
during warm weather. The minimum
amount Of these around the barns will
help to minimize the number of flies.
An Oil preparation which can be used
as repellent on the animals can be
made as follows: One gallon Of fish
OIL, two ounces Of oil Of pine tar, two
ounces of oil OF pennyroyal, one-half
pint Of kerosene.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
A Friend in Need.

Mrs. Flatbush-Who is that man
with the red nose you just bowed 70,
Mr.. Flatbush-Oh, he's a man met
out west.
HE is certainly not prohibitioniS
ls hep"
why, never had occasion to ask
him, dear"
'But how did you happen to meet
him?">
'WeIl, we were travelling out of Mn.
waukee on the same train one night.
He had a bottle, and I discovered that
1 had cork screw."-Yonkers States
man.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
PROFITS I'M P0UL TRY r. CK
Farmer should be Careful TO GatheI
Eggs Regularly and Market
Them Promptly

The marketing OF the product, par
ticularly eggs has an important bear
ing on the profits Of the flock. Under
most conditions it Is impossible for
the, farmer to seek special market
for his eggs. but he should be very
careful to see that the eggs are gath
cred regularly and frequently and
promptly taken to market. u Failure to
do this is responsible for the spelling
OF a great many eggs. IS
When the methods of buying are
such that payment is made for good
eggs only, a plan which is becoming
more widespread and bids fair to be
compulsory in most states, the farmer
will suffer q decided money loss IL he
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
LIVE sfOCk NOTES

The amount Of concentrates fed can
be greatly reduced IL the sows have
access to good pasture such as blue
grass. clover, alfalfa or rape.
Good pasture and considerable range
for exercise not only lowers the cost
OF maintenance, but also serves to
keep sows in healthy condition.
An old but correct statement, that
"the bull is half the herd needs 30.
De needed more than ever, owing to
the high prices OF grain, labor ana
overhead expense connected with pro
duction.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
CALOMEL DANGER
TOLD BY DODSON
Says You Cannot Grpe Sicken. or SaIivate Yourself
You Take .'Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

Calomel loses youSa dayl You know
what calomel is. It's mercury; quick
silver. Calomel lis dangerous. It
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sickening YOU Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish.
constipated and all knocked out and
believe you need dose OF dangerous
calonlel just remember that your drug
gist sells for few cents q large bot
tie of )odson's Liver Tone. which Is