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police action, but the response
bility for the arrest is perfectly
transparent.
Mr.. Harding ended his manu-
script speech, and then, on his
own account, publicly declared
that he proposed 10 repudiate the
League of Nations. He did not
have in mind the fate ofs the par
rot that talked too niucli John
son and Borat, to whom he is
said to have written promise
that he would scrap the
| League, and Taft, to whom he is
said TO have written that he
would not scrap" the League
have a month or more in which
to find out on what side Mr..
Harding stands. He cannot play
double any longer He may hold
the "irrecoucilables" of Califor-
MA and Idaho by sticking TO his
Baltimore declaration He may
hold the Fasteners by repudiat-
ing it, but he can't do both. The
'irreconcilables" have demanded
an instant showdown. Mr.. Hard
ing must decide whether. he. will
take the electordl vote of New
York or that of California.
Hughes got New York in 1915,
Wilson got California. This
years election will be decided by
one or the other. Cox has done
his work OH the Pacific Coast and
is coming East to finish his cam
paign. In the Middle West,
where the two men are best
known, there is apparently no
1oubt that the Governor will run
circles all around the Senator.
Here in Maryland, the net re-
suit of the Harding meeting is a
distinct "fiatness" in the Repub-
'ican camp. The people here saw
Ter themselves what others al
ready knew. namely, the fact that
the Ga o. p. standard bearer is.
l pleasant and plausible gentle
man but a very mediocre. super
fetal statesman of the dyed-in-
the-Nool, standspat variety. The
lisappointTent and re- action
against him as the nations pos
qble IMAM of the hour" is appar-
mt even now and it is a safe pre-
LECTION that by the time Governor
OK has his meeting in Balti-
more, the latter will find that the
flood tide has set in for him.
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Tuesday, October 28th, 1920,
At II O'Clock

At Il o'clock
The property firstly described in said
mortgage, to wit:
All that lot Of ground located on the
south side of West street. in the city oi
Annapolis. Md. fronting thereon twenty
six feet and eight Inches. more or less,
ard having a depth thereffon of one hun
dred and seyenty-twO feet, more or less,
conveyed TO Ellen Ellinghausen by Her
man EIlinghausen' by deed dated ON tile
18th day of April, in the year 1880, and
recorded among the Land Records OF Anife
Arundel county in Eiber S. II. No 81. folio
70: improved by two small frame dwell
ings. designated as Nos. 1877 and 1893 West
street.
TERMS OF ALE:-Ore-half of the pur-
chase money cash on the day of sale, OF
sfiual ratification by the Court in the dis
erection OF. the undersigned, and the. bal
ance in six months from the day of sale. or
all cash at the option of tire purchaser 81
purchasers the deferred payment TO bear
Interest," from day of sale and to be Sc
cured by the bond Of the purchaser with
security satisfactory To the undersigned
A deposit Of $500 will be required on tile
day of sale.
NICHOLAS II. GREEN,
Attorney Named in the Mort
gage and Attorney foI-
Owners.
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To the Editor Of the Epening Capital

To the Editor of the Epeaing. Capital:
A great complaint is being made by
some of the men on the 'stuiinesS" Ct
The polls where registration is taking
placo al the several precincts. and
where (since the women of both
,oltra arc now. allowed 10 register and
otcE another argumen. being ad-
vaHc76 against woman suffrage, TOO
ate in the da~, aowaveri. is that of
odor and col6r"
think a man has his nerve with
liIn'' wnen he CABS about such thing.
think man is past master" when 4
comes to standing odor and color.
Just stand on any public street and
see the change in; color Gf not odor)
90 past; living monuments 10 man 5
9apability Of standing. what he is now
bowling so much ABOUT. Any man
hat can stand the fumes OF whisky
ought to put his hand over his mouth
when il comes % talking about od0r.
I wouldn't want 20 ihina women would
sver stand odor or co.or 20 the extent
man has. | think man better let
sleeping dogs lie": they might start
something. Suppose women started
aut TO End a way 10 compel everybody
TO take bath before they wen: to the
polls election day My, that would
strike some men hard. 1 guess they
would think their time had come -
There is enc ".wc cen. politician in
Annapolis that the women claim
would be better off if he put in the
tine bathing lat he uses in criticising
women.
II men were cleanly enough to leave
tobacco and whisky alone on election
day. wouldn't the polls be sweeter and
cleaner. We have had enough of
"odor and color" If men. will give
their attention to saving themselves
Thereby women and childreEO from
loathsome diseases. think it will be
more to the point Mans CAB is funny,
no doubt. but / am Disguised: there
isn't any c0mon sense, argument or
logic in it. Some men use everything
in taeir power 10 keep their wives
away from The polls, and them try 20
tell us the best women Won't register.
The best women will register, the
women you can trust; she viii not be
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dominated BY anyone. mot even ner
husband), just as the man to be trust
ed will not he dominated by anyone,
rot even his wife. | no.'csi some wo-
men went TO the polls with babies in
their arms. far better than a whisky
bottle in your pocket. Mans doniifI.
airing star has FOREVER set but men
ard women, with brains encagh 70 see,
believe man is just coming. into his
rights. real loye, trust. honor, respect
such as women never has given man
BEFORE. Woman has Justice and lib
erty toitne extent that man has never
given woman before. Let US pray, ard
indeed thank God for everything gcnd
MINNIE SCOTT 3EAIIN.
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In Style

Guy Oyster, the brilliant yo1ns sec
rotary of Samuel Gompers, said to a
group of.New York reporters the other
day:
/ "Of' course, our Organization cans
Support Bolshevism WY. look at the
horrible way the Bolsheviki treat for
eigners, rs worse than the story
you know
4 Mr.. Oyster cnucklels md went on:
4 "A fcreignscor. cspondent said'to an.
other one in Paris:
+ Have voc be.a tc RUSSIA since thu
revJll.ianr'
"'y IS. said the second correspoa:
ent. II took an outing there las
spring." Louisville Courier-Journal
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HARDING Room WAVES IN
MARIlAND

That Che Harding strength has
reached the peak, and that from
now until election day, his
chances Of success viii gradually
decline, IS said by many national
observers to be the situation to-
day with respect 70 the Presi-
Dental contest.
Governor CoN's strategy in
making tour Of the West. in
the first half Of thc campaign has
had surprising results. He has
built a fire in the debatable States
beyond the Mississippi that re-
fuses 10 he pat out. Four years
ago California reelected Presi-
dent Wilson, 1t gave Hiram
Johnson s0o,00o majority for
governor and went against
Hughes. The Marylanders who
brought Mir. Harding to Balti-
more, and the national leaders
who let them do it builded better
FIR Governor Cox than they had
any idea.
Taken froh bis front porch in
Ohio, and put on rostrum
where he had to depend upon his
own wits and give the measure
Of his own capacity. Mr. Harding
was at a sad disadvantage. Con-
fronted with a poiut-blank ques-
ton as to where he stood on the
League of Nations. he invited the
questioner to the platform. and
the latter, making his way there.
was intercepted by the Hon.
Galen L. Tait's understrappers,
turned over to the police and
landed in the police station. The
TAFT people FASTENED the next
day to vociferously disavow the
.Jn9oIe9f1 ,cu1naD :
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To amend Article XLVlI Of the kexlsea
Code Of tire City of annapolis, title fTf,
de- by adding thereto three additfonti
sections to follow Section q. and TO De
known and numbered Sections z, 3 and "
! section l.. he ii established aud ortiain-
edIby the Mayor, Counselor and aldermen
# the City Of Annapolis, that Article
.XIgVII. title Traffic of tile Revised Code
IF the City of Annapolis be and the same
= hereby amended by adding thereto three
additional sections to follow Secuob y, anu
o be known and numbered sections .,
md q. rpspeetiyely and TO read as follows.
Section Z Any person or persons IN
large of or operhting any street, trolley
N electric ear or cars. within the corpor-
site limits of the City of AHnapohs shail on
lpnroaching the intersection OF any street
.ircle or lane within the corporate limits
# the City Of Annapolis SOUND a bell OF
gong at the approach OF said. intersection
llHd resl,Iee rmtc of speed Of such car !.
Section g. Any person or persons 10
,hargea Of or Operating amy street. trolley
of electrie ear within the corporate limits
f the CITY of Annapolis shall on stopping
It the intersection of any street circle W
! ane within the corp0rate limits of the CITY
# Annapolis TO receive or discharge pas
;engers, or for airy other purpose stup or
I, he near side of ana clear of suclf inter.
lection, excepting. the intersections %
IIaden Street and College Aveiiue anll
Vest Street and Church Circle aud churcf
'ircle and Main STREET. then stops at tlr
ar side Of said intersections are TO ~
5 made clear Of sakl' intersection. Randall
Street and Prince George Street, College
avenue and Prince George street. all cars
S,hall be brought to n complete stop
Section Q. Any person or persons onend-
. ng any OF the provisions of the two pre-
eling sections shall be Liable to the pen
J lilies made and provided in Section o.
this Article.
/ Section 2 Aud be it further established
md ordained by the authority aforesaid
hat this ordinance shall take effect from
october Is 1920.
Approved September 21st. 1929
JOHN J. LEVY, Mayor.
Attest:
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ORDER OF. PrEEW Ai4ON
In the Natter OF. me Trust Estate Of Flor
ence t. Smith and Rudolph Martin
john Smith

In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. No. Ss6S Equity
Upon the petition. exhibits and aiiidavits
ted In this carse. ii is hereby ordered tE.s
9th day OF September. 1920. by the Circuit
court for Anne Arundel county in Equity.
that j. Henry Zeiler, Trustee. in the above
untitled cause give netice 9f his asfFnieP :
ion TO be relieved and discharged from
he further execution of the trust by ad-
~e~iisesaenf inseT4ed in tire Ereliibg CAPT
tai once a week for@three successive weeks.
warning all persons 10 show cause. If any
they have. or or before the first Monday OF
a.rfhief. 1870 why the application of said
Trustee should not be granted.
! tSfgned)-
ROBERT MOSS. A. ]!
True Copy. Test:
{ wM \. WOODWARD. Clerk.
NOTICE
This is tee give natice that the under
sigaed has fled his application with the
1fcrIit Court for Anne Arundel county in
Equity to be relieved and discharged from
she further execution Of his co-trusteesfiip
IN the above matter. and In accordance
With the 0rilkr Of Court p8ssed i'm said
Ssuse under date of September p, 1870. and
81 IerSonsr are hereby notified to show
cause. of any they have. on or before Octo-
Ter I. 1890 why the application of said
Trustee should not be granted.
j. HENRY TELLER.
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LETTER TO EDITOR

l.c Argument AGAINST Woman's Snf.
isGge Says Correspondent Is "Clnse.
ness" OF The Office OF Registration,
And She Maintains Amp Man WHO
Can Stand The Odpr 81 Whisky Aud
Tobacco Should Not Object To Any.
Thing
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In the City Of Annapolis, Maryland, on
Clay and Pleasant Streets.
BY virtue of decree of the, Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel county. passed on
she ninth day of September, 1870. in o
,alise In ssfid Court, wherein Caroline
Ridgley Evlhs ct al are plaintiffs and
Beatrice J. RiJgley Hume ct al are de.
PENDANTS. desiGnsted as No. 4iI0 Equity,
the undersigned Trustee will offer at Pnb-
City of Annapolis, Maryland. on
Thursday, October 7tH, 1920
Az Eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
rhe following property. viz:
First-All that lot Of ground located on
he north side of Clay street in the city of
Annapoiis.. Nd, fronting seventeen feet
eleven AMI one liaH inches more or less.
ind. having q depth Of forty seven feet and
light inches, more or less, improved by a
! w0 story frame dwellings
he northwest side of Pleasant street in
he City Of Annapolis. NIL. fronting thirty
Two feet. more or less and having n depth
of ninety-siX feet. more or less, improved
by two frame dwellings.
TfsitAf<s OIs SAt.Es-t9ife- halt Of the plIrA
chase money to be paid in cash ON the day
# sale. or ut the option of the Trustee %
Court: ands the balance in six months from
he day, of sale, or all cash at the option of
he purchaser or purchasers: the deferred
,las1Heuts u hear Interest from the day Of
sale, and to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser or purchasers. with security TO
be approved by the Trustee. A deposit of
500 will be required of the purchaser 0f
each piece Of property on the day Of sale.
NICHOLAS II. GREEN.
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Commencing at le:30 A. NJ,
The following personal property:
One lime spreaatr, manure spreader, ]
corn harvester, l grain binder. ] corn
planter, hay loader, L milk wagon.
spraying machine, 1 large bone and feed
grtBler. 2 feed grinders; / efiselage cutter.
2 hay sweeps, / hay stacker, l alfalfa drill.
1 grain drill 1, eight-foot mower, ] Ave
foot mower L roller, / eligine disc harrow,
/ horse disc harrow, / spring tooth har-
row. iron smoothing harrow, 1sAcme hart
row. 1scOffi shelter. wood smoothing Ira r.
row, > riding cultivators. double sulky
pfow, . horse pl6ws, l silie hill pillow, ?
single cultivatUrss wagons. L % II. +.
traction engine, with five gang plOw;
auto truckss I II. +, engine, 4 y II. L.
engine, = hay hoists cream separator, l
,bottlingv machine, l Jewell truck attach
mef1t, onc.tbn capacity electric motors
| concrete mixer, / circular saw machine
1 air, compressor and air tank, | q H. p.
tubular boiler 1 Shafnless milking ma
chine, with gasellhe engine; blacksERi til
forge, anvil ard tools Z ! set lilhnsbers'
tools, , vices, I emory wheel household
or horses. 3 lAilclI cows, 10 young HOlstein
cattle, and about 100 head of hogs, ali
SIZES. &
4 TERMS 0gs SALE -AAlI sums uIitler ten
dollars, cash on dag, of sale; on all sums
over ten dollars, q credit of six months
will be given, secured! and to bear interest
at 6 pers cent. Goeds 10 be paid for OF
payment secuted before removing same.
RI;SSife Il. WRIGHT. owner,
CHAR LES r. LEE. Agent.
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ORpER NISl

-. pao, estate Of Geo'7'
Ihe IIus' 49, DECREASED
-, for anne if'''
In the Circuit CGni' aETg Equity
County 10. ...nlsi
ordered. this &Et Ina ma account : .
1920. that the Tgp"IdI ay in The 5esi .
I isnec cause I to the contrary
:" = so,n DAY or OCTOBER .'.. Nj, :. la..s
Ero. .ass : ssgy e ' @1sa ss5:
, ara,T"s' weeks before 'ls ~ c.s |
Der. next. -, X WOODWAhN
True Copy. Test: an clsrk.
ir NM \. WOODWARD '
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Four six-room houses. with water
and electric lights; Fifth street, near
Chesapeake avenue. Apply r. L.
MOSS oil
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by virtue of. a decree Of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel county. passed on
1920. in cause in said Court wherein
Harry H. EllinghauseH and others, are
compIainants and Frederick A. Melville
I'd. 4473 Equity. the undersighed Trustee
will offer at public sale at the Court House
DIOR. in the City of Annapolis Maryland,
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ORDER NfSi
In Anne. Arundel County Orphans cOnr

In Anne Arundel County Orphans Court.
September 20. 1920
Ordered. Thati the sale Of the real estate
Of John $. Wilmington, deceased. made by
Fidelity Trust C0mpany, the executor Of
he last viii and testament Of the said de-
ceased, and this day reported to this
Court, by the said executor, be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause be- shown to
the contrary on or before the
3Ist DAY OF OCTOBER. NEXT:
Provided. copy of this OFner be inserted
in some newspaper published In the City
Of; Al1nap0ls, Anne Arundel comfy. AZ
least once a week for three successive
tweeks before the said list day OF OCTOBER,
next.
The report states the amount Of sales to
be $6.00000
GEO. w. HYDE. c. J.,
LEMON BEALL, A. j..
MAYNARD CARR, A. j.
True Copy. Test:
ODEN Il. DUCKETT,
Register of Wills.
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PROPOSALS.

September 10. 1920.
Bids will lie received by the city Com
missioner until ~ O'clock noon. Monday,
october 4. for laying III linear feet unore
or less) of S-inch Terra Gotta sewer pipe
on Soufhgate avenue, not less than q or
more than z feet deep
For further information. apply 10
W. H. YANSANT.
ffff. .tfsa
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MORTGAGE SALE
REAL ESTATE
In the City of Annapolis. Maryland.

At the request OF the owners and by vir'
tue Of the power III sale Contained In q
mortgage from Elizabeth +. Melville ana
ntherss dated oi, the twelfth day Of May
i'm the year nineteen hundred and nineteen
and recorded among the Land Records O
Anne Arundel county i'm Biber W. \. W
No. 4. folio air. default having occurred
Hereunder. the undersigned. az attorney
named in snds mortgage to make sale IA
case of default hereunder. will offer ~
public sale NJ the Court House door, in the
civ Of A iffapolis Md. or
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TRUSTEES SALE,
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Business and Residential Properties in tile
City 0f Annapolis. Maryland. ana Water
front Property In the Second Election
District, of Anne Arundel County on
South River
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Noffeei

We haze a complete line Of Winchester
and. Remington Pump Guns; also Parker.
L.. C. Smith and FOX. IL. is and 2O-guase;
rifles and refolsers; loaded shells; Extra
dfscount on. quantity Of shells. Gums re-
Vaired. We also. carry y full line OF Ever
ready flashlights. clocks. JeweIry, etc.
]. LEVY
IS WEST STREET PHONE aos-M
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rr,Nr nAIrINrnRF

LEAVE BALTIMUHF
I; ~ vas S3s. a.s5 1895. 1l.S5 A. NJ.
Ics5. 1.33. 2.S5. 3,5. Xitc. i.35,. N905
5.35. 6.35, 5.35. 93o, ll.S5 T. NJ l2.J9'
A NJ.
All trains receive or discharge passengers
AT local POINTS between Annapolis aud
Naval Academy Junction and ut Lin
thicum ON signal.
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JOHN II. SULLIVAN; Clerk

SPECIAL TODAY
Try 0URs
HsElss' Metropolitan Fruit Phosphate,
IL ~ Deiiei5as:,
At Sugar Ball Confectionery
II West St.. Opposite W.. Is. ~ Al statien
OF
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Sale

One fiye-room mouse; elsy ~ lsttss
and water; lot 50 feet fron av y 90
deep; $4,000. Eastern s univ 3 4
Fifth street, Eastport. App' 4
MOSS.
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Ieprr tickets aud information apply al our
s.ity ticket Offices: West Street station,
STATE IFouse Station. College Avenue and
l,iaacn Street; Carvel Hall. Maryland
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II. MOSS - A
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE LIVE STOCK
AND FARMING IMPLE-
MENTSa
Horses; Cows. HIeiiers, Hogs. Auto Truck,
Tractor Engine. M6torbcat, H0use-
hold Goods, Etc.

| will offer to public auction on IN.
farm! ..pleasant Palms. near 81. Mar
garet's. in the Third Election District o.
Anne Arundel county,, on
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rOR UNITED STATES SENATORS:
JOHN WALTER SMITH

FOR MEMBER or THE HOUSE OF
REpRBsH or THE UNITED
CONGRESS-;
THOMAS =. KLISGER.
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lob Work

Building. repairing, tarn urn ,,or.
livery, auto bodies and ,: ]oO r S ID
anv kind. W. F. THOMAS WEI
nanolis. Phone 8O6-h.
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nrayB wAsMINdrON

LEANE WASHINGTON
GOo! TOO. Soc s90e, 1000. 1l:00 A. NJ. 1900
4 90. 200, 500, s4.00, 300, 100. 300
600. 100, 900. 1i.05 L. NJ, ITO A. NJ
x.-Daily except Sunday.
1 o-LocaIa Annapolis to Baltimore.
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w. b. A. Electric
Railroad.
MiD.CITY TERMINALS

ttalf.Hourly Service Morning and Evening
Between Annapolis. Baltimore and
Washington and Camp Meade
washington aud Camp Meade
messengers change at Naval
Academy Juncticn.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West StreetStation
ala xa5a. 6e0. $50. 40 xT,50, $50, 90
100. ii.e0. A. NJ, 100. 10 go. 40.
e 81 90 x4.Ja, J..b SEQ, 100, SO. 1920,
s 1i.2n. L. NJ.
leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
PIG" eor,ier, state House station, Bladen
Street alfti College Avenue, seven ca
|, minutes earlier.
. Connecting at odenton with Il. Il. X.
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AONRY TO LONs

MONEY TO LOAN-On mo.,....
10 SUIT on reasonable tey,a..e u ~
payment allowed. JamerM n,s esrs
bud
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE

In the city Of Annapolis, Maryland, on
Clay and Pleasant Streets.
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In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. No. Ss6s Equity.
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Entered NJ Annapolis P0stoiiice as
Second Class Matter.
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AN ORDINANCE

JOIN II. Sullivan. Clerk.
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city Commissioners
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
RAISING DEER FOR PROFIT
Animals Are Comparatively Easy to
Handle and win Thrive Where
Goats Would S,arve.

Many years ago over most of the
United States the deer roamed free
and happy hut he haS been hunted
and driven back to give piaae to the
towns and cities until, like the In
dian. The is a rar sight, In the last
few years, however, deer are grow
ing in favor as an easy and profit
able kind Of stock TO raise. says
Thrift.
Deer can thrive where a goat
would starve to death. They do not
eat green grass Until there is moth
ing else to eat. They prefer weeds
and leaves. They will reach up six
feet TO get leaves from bushes and
trees. No shelter is required in
winter, as for other stock, as the
deer prefer to stay out in the open.
Deer have their young in June.
usually twins, except the first year.
They are BY Ear the healthiest ami
mails there are A deer is a great
home body. He likes to drink at his
own drinking place.
Deer are supposed to be great
jumpers. They will 60 over a r.
foot fence as quickly as a foot fence,
but unless driven by dogs or are
badly frightened they would never
want TO 60 over either.
There is a great demand for deer
for park purposes. The meat is
fine, and sells at very high price. In
the billy parts Of the country they
can be raised where other animals
cannot exist.
! Deer are very contented to Craze
with the cows, keeping the weeds
down in the pasture.