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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-09-01
English Aumor.

ENVITSH TIUNHOTs
A juvenile club advertises: You fur
nish the job, we furnish the boy" A
correspondent stated that he saw in an
English saloon an amusing variation
of the above, as follows: You fur
nish the bob, we furnish the joy
Boston Transcript.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-09-01
Cords That Don't Blow Out

You feel secure on Pirestone Cords.
Because Firestone Cords don't blow
out. Your repair man will tell you
he hasn't seen q blowout this past
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-09-01

to Plant No. J. This permits the
price reduction on this tire from
$16.H to 1888. No such value has
ever before been offered tire users.
If your dealer hasn't the Extra
Size In stock ask for our Stand
ard Non-Skid type at the same
price. You will still be getting an
unusual tire value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
POLICE SMZE. WHISKY.
STILLS AND NASH
East Nnin and Denny street nou>rs
Nnidrd ANA Ardent spirit. aud
PiIrnnhcrnnlii Ar, Inkrn

gallon and three quarts OF wnls-
~, two stills and "a quantity ot ma N
were seized Icy police of ,hc First
Station IN series OF raids yos,er-
day.
ON Ea>, Main stree, euior Of
liquor = complete >til! aud several
pounds Of mash were found by tn
officers. In executing Il scaref, warrant
at :$"i i:as, Main street twn and a
nall quarts OF corn WHISKY was cgu-
'!scaled and sam Hoffman was ar
rested. charged with having til. arr
dent spirits ia his posscs,.ou IL
VIII have hearing IN polio. Cpgrt
this morning
one pin, OF liquor. "a boiler Oh
stove ana quantity % mash wa-
taken TO ;hc station house when ro-
lice entered a house on Denny S,r..t
The boiler and stove. according to
police, was an imp:ovised sum AM
ME Anderson. coloreH, Is bciu. SOUGHT
by police on thc charge ana Il war
ran, for her arrest has been ISSUED.
The raids We're made by rolirc-
men W Anthony and r. t. Stcrl-
ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
APPEALS TO JEWS OF j. s,
TO RETURN TO PALESTINE
DIR. Joseph Goldman. Rabbi
for 22Icars in Russia. Talks
al First Christian Church.

In an address a; the i'irst,C hristi:,n
thnrch las; nignt. in which he told
of ,hc brutal deeds OF the BolS.i.vists
;'r. Joseph Goldman. author Of sin
teen LOOKS. AMI rabbi for twcnty-tw-r
Years II 'iu'*iH. appealed t. the Jews,
"i America I" return IL non
e! admit Nc' hive u GOOD home in
tn United states. hu: jui0 you- old
mother said Rabbit q Oldham. The
pl"" was mad" in behalf OF the Jews,
wh" are in Europe today. Starving
AMI prosecuted ana homeless.
'Thcr" are S.jou."cO Jews today
homeless starving and pcrs cut. ii
nan"f families trcapd the Jewish
nation II Russia. today they have
more truuhl" under the golshcvis,
rulers. People say thc Jewish ma
ti"n IN Russia * hcipiur the Bolshc-
visits ANA | say tina; u is Il l,c. There
: n"t u jew !. w W. In America. ami
II YOU vii. find me one. bring him
Ia me ana ! viii nrovc he is not II
i'w. hut tramp and a cur and q;
vagahond
H"lh! Goldman praised III, United
HtiteS for just treatment OF ihc Jews.
20 riirG out VIII the Jews must have.
nation OF their own in Palestine
aud dcnouncin, BolshcviSm and |.
W. W--ism a. the worst form of
atheism. free low. murder and an
IrcH!.
Eahb; Goldman revealed his dccp
love and devotion for America when
n" exclaimed; We often hear peo-
2I" speak Of dying for Amer.cr That
Is iTprs*ih."' y man who gives III
III" for .im.r.ct cannot die am
nroud /" know that h:fvc given "a
son I'm the cauSc az the greatest an |
III" only free ration on the face OF
tho tartn.'' .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
state DEMOCRATS OPEN
INTENSIVE DRIVE TODAY
Party Will Make Every Effort
to Bring Out a Heavy
Vote.
No CAUSE ron APPREHENSION
Stntc Chairman Flood win Appear
an iusunGS at Halifax TOdny-Srm-
at"r TrinkIe Mt ClintwOud Tu,nur
ro"-Othcr Speaking Dates.

The wclliin will rim. throughout
virginia today This Is court day.
aud from every hustinss wbi arise
the cry of democracy. State Chair
man Hal ID. Flood has arranged for
an intensive campaign from NOW on.
and in following the plan. many of
the leading Democratic speakers viii
tell the populace Of the advantages
I" he derived from continued Demo
cratic supremacy. Secretary Rrcna-
man said last night that. while there
was no special reason for apprchcn-
sion. the Democrats would make
every effort 10 bring out Il heavy
vote.
on the other hand. the Republicans
have. FOR weeks. been conducting
a house to-housc campaign. They
claim many volunteers and claim
that. when the vote is counted on
November s. the Republicans viii
make "a splendid showing.
Today will mark the beginning Of
the great drive. State Chairman
Flood and J. NJ. Hooker. candidate
for Congress to fiji the term uf the
late Congressman Rorcr A. IIincs,
gresham Flood will reply IL Pne
initial speech of Republican Candi-
date Henry W. Anderson.
State Senator H. Lee Trinkic. n"i!ri-
nee of the Democratic party for Gov
crnor. viii speak At C.inlwoud to-
morrow. and will make comments "a
the spcccr OF Candidate Mud trson
This speech will prove the k"ynpt"
OF the campaign, although IL is Jc-
li.Veu the address of state Chatrhttn
Flood. at Halifax tonight. viii tht"w
the gauntlet into the IL pub,i.tm
r0nSS.
= crctary- Erenaman announced last
night that Otis Bland would spcaN
at Spotts ylvnnia on October :. ana
that J. NJ. Hooper would appear via.
Congressman Flood. at Independence
on October =.
Many letters and kilograms are
being received at Democratic hcad-
quarters from ever section OF tn.
state. Indicating that there l. con-
tinncd enthusiasm, ANA that the Re-
publican onslaught is amounting u
i!;tic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
TWO ARE Ill RT IN Az
AUTO SMASH SUNDAY
Nr> k-ir smith Receives H."h"n
tuIlarbonr and Body BRUISES.
Tru,k Driver Injured.

TWo peo'lc w"r" injured. neither
of thorn seriously, and light mot y
truck badly damaged In collision
With On AUTOMOBILE. at Harrison aud
Leigh Streets yesterday.
Tho injured arc Robert ralconcr,
.lriv.r al til. truck anl Mrs KAT.
Smith. - prssen&"r ~ "Eallyshan-
uon. Wysiaam.tou. An ambuirn :.
Vas called from Virginia Hospital,
and after Hr#t-aid treatment on the
scene, they wer" carlisl IN @ private
az I" stuart Circl" Hospital
rhysriau- f"Uub Mrs. Smith 10 e
7uffvring with broken col,arhou"
and holy bruises ra.coner wiy.
Treated for cuts OF The face. and ~
"r'd 10 70 home.
Zen "ych" c"ior-d 5al No. u
Eirhte"nt- street, was arrested by
noiic- % ih" second station charged
tiih re.Hi'.ss driving and viii hava
e hearing ia Pohc" Court this morn
.uG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
KLEIN AND S7RA1TON ENTER
LISTS FOR FAIR AUTO RACES
Entries for Saturday. Big Speed Battle Will Close Wed
nesday Night. General Manager Saun-
ders Announces.

With the approach OF the Virginia
state fIir auto races saturday.
comes III. ANNOUNCEMENT from Gsn'
eral Manager saunders that entries
for the big speed natti" Will close
Wednesday Night. according to in
formation he has received from sane
ton board officials a. the lntern:tti ion
al Mote" Contest association. who
have placed their stamp Of approval
on the meet. y haif-Scorc OF the
country'S best drivers already have
entered ANA a few additional entries
are expected within III" time lint
set 70 bring the list up To a record.
breaker for entries Of famous profess
sional drivers in competitive events.
Bob Klein, ut the head of the Es-
sex team. with Iack Strattun at the
wheel uc the second ear. are the Int
est drivers to enter ;hc great speed
festival rho victories of iii. Essex
team are startling ana sensational
n view of the competition they ga
countcred in the big meets ri me
Middic-Wcst. Casting predictions IL
the winds and tossing aside r.narks
OF SPORT critics. the team prove, :h-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

dark horse of the season by cap
turing the track records OF the light
ear division.
With veteran pilot at its heed
who has "a team mate Of on less abi.-
i;y To dclvc With him, they nave in
vadCd the East and South for new
laurcls, II order 70 establish their
claim on the championship troph. :.
offered 10y the Leading automobii.
manufacturers. Klein was iormcri :
employed at the Chevrolet st tb.rs IN
Indianapolis. where he rode as me-
chanic on til" frohtenac; team wi:n
drivers of fame. who Shavc since
passed into the realm OF history.
Starting out for himself. three
Gears ago. IL attracted the attention
"i many sport followers. until his
driving ability earned for him the
head of the Ess"N team lie j. nay
ranked as u top-nvtchcr among pro-
icssional drivers ana II rear con Gender
for Tho championship title. I:s
daredevil team-matc. Jack Stratton
Is ready l" take advantage of cv..y
opening on the track. and has aided
it." team in its raDid rise. TO success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Mr.. LAUCHTON breaches
ON THE XII kLUx kLAN''
Religious Papers, He Says,
Arc Outspokcn in Condcm-
nation of Organization.

Rev James Eldd!ck l.aurhton. a
veteran of the world war, preached in
Laurel street Methodist church la,
mi2hi an knights Of the Invisible
Empire"
IN. t"uic. Mir. l.aurhton said. su.-
"os;"d itself 70 him when lie read
about tn" recent parade ~ the IA
Kun kGSsm,u through the streets
If Richmond. Mr i.aurhton said ;hat
10" belonged to ma secret organization
and WAS. therefore. in Il position t.
handle his subject without bias
~ editor of the Christian AGyo-
cat Il" "Hlc.Ul "rgan a.: the Virginia
conference, Mc. Luughiou said lie h.ld
had ample opportunity 10 sense the
attitude "f representative religious
pup"rS with which ;h", parcr tx
changes, North ANA South. and all
were outs po.en IN their condemnation
of tho ku kluN Khan Expires sionS
wEich reached him through III. Minis
serial Union also ctnt!tmncd the Khan.
HJt "a 4 strictly impartial OBJ
scr"cr cont uuel Mr.. I.au"htun. u
zee Ia, tncr. must % another sid.
% rtr story.
Mr l.aueHt,n said tha, IN" Ia
V'uNorS probably hid chosen AN an
fr'uu"ir name. rha. nam" in The
south. he su!I. always meant ON"
hHr, and one ;A.ng cnly. To f"!st
an ssle OF 1856 UPON tn. South OF
1921 Is II -, back our civilization and
orc Er.ss 4 l.a'f century. There may
rave b"cn ~, ID 81 tn" Organization In
reconstruction DAYS but there Is n"
uc"i of the organization for similar
purposes IN these days.
.iiowsv-r. said MIR. I.au Oh. IL;
rt..l.- -lrfts ,'ii1 .,r.,4rtiZ.lr bet =
to- inau us NAM" :" riaiuly. he
"or, On. -. EXPRESSED purposes. aims
ard deals -c1d VIII II numbers
a!u,ri ir lea '-rs persons who arc
i1ora than Representatives. Thr," per
.ru, could not afforl 20 identify
tAsus Ives Win an organization thht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
YOUNG DEM ]CAA7s MEET
TONIGHT At MJ2pAY's
Indications Point to Large Al
tendance of Women at
Gathering nj 8:15.

indications point to u large attend
arcc OF women at the mect'u. Of the
Young Democrats - be hold toaigai
at MO O'Clock in the aud tor ,u:n o.;
Murphy's Hotel. That Their. l. 4 coa-
d lion which issfar from one ii ip-
difference ON the part Of The women
Democrats. is shown by the many
messages Of ENCOURAGEMENT aud
promise Of attendance given the Of
licer* IF the Young Democrats bl
women throughout Richmond and adj
jacent territory.
At the meeting tonight tho uct-
sonnet of those committee which !.lvc
been appointed will he announced
and other committees viii i,r fornsii
* rnp!dir as the 0rGnn ...ai.uu cN-
{. ndS to other s.rt.Cn, of h. STATE
Complete co-"p-ration with TIA
STATE ch'.i!:nan of the n.Toc"atic
rirty Las bcca arranged for through
- Unison officer" Of me Y"uni: Dca-
ucrhtS. IN order That tn.rc ma, l." nh
= .m@ict w;tn the state, Democratic
comD.ttcc in the o:rnn.:.It' on of II.
'ourg"r ,l.ncnt OF tn" rar:y in tic
"vcra' sections OF tho Statr. II vii
] the pnrpos OF TIE Yuun: Democrat.
80 organize the younger voters, cspc-
Chilly the e%-Serv!cc men. into DEM
c"ratic clubs.
Plan" arc now hein. made Tor i,ir
capitalization of cubs N Petersburg.
Norftjk. fredericksburg and Staun-
ton. Within the next ten days club
Will be organized IN many other cities
and count ties, so that by election day.
November 4. an active committee viii
hc on duty at every polling place in
the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
RUGS for Every Room in the House
in Special autumn Selling.

WHEN the question Of Floor Covering under discussion
judgment of an expert is Imperative That is of the
real advantages the Miller Rhoads Store takes pleasure
in placing at your disposal without additional cost.
The Autumn selling Of Floor Coverings comprehensive
presentation of Rugs suited to any in the home and
TO all manner of furnishings The charge of these
stocks are not merely statesmen but comprise those who
are thoroughly vcrsed in Rugcra who know Rug values
both Oriental and domestic, from material to COM
peted product.
THIS Special Selling is therefore, unique advantages
combining as does Quality Service Price Economies and
llmciness in degree seldom available. suggests now
as the ideal time to make selections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
SAYS MANY NOW LIVING
WILL NEVER DIE.
High school auditorium Audience
Hears y. T.. Stephenson, of
Washington.

The auditorium of John Marshall
High school was comfortably flied
yesterday afternoon. when j. t.
stephenson. of WASHINGTON. -. g..
smoke on the subject. Millions Sow
Living VIII Never Die" The speaker
SAID. In part:
Millions OF people now living OH
earth reasonably expect. IN The ordi-
nary course OF events, 10 live ten or
fifteen years. Those living in 1926
and thereafter, coming TO know!-
edge Of the truth and being Dbeii mt
To tnis message Of truth viii he
y daa.ly restored :" perfection e.
bod aud mind aHd viii 1--we on tn"
.a:ih forever in u state 80 i,app.nc-a g.
1 a. g"ith VIII gradually ho Improved
tie s"rts mndr productive. tn =
vast" places Inhabited. ana thr wh,i
world become u tit habit 'tion suii
lent 10 Smrp"-t the entire human
30" With nhunddu e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
HENRY y. ANDERSON
CLUB MEETS TONIGHT
S'ifh = &c N"'prrtc-s ~ q. q J.
TAI Las" VIII G"tE"r il lust
inEs i'aurt. Fart :.

Those Interested u the candidacy
II Henry W. Anderson, viii mo-, in
Hastings Court. Part A. south Rich
mond. Ninti aud Iiull streets. at
N:l5 o'clock tuuiglt
The meeting i held uuder rhc aus
piccs OF the Henry ". Anderson cub.
"f south Richmond ana Speakers in
Niicd 10 address III" body are Robert
w. Anderson. member Of the House
Of Delegates from Smith county. Mrs.
Robert r. Hudson and W Il Miller.
of this city.
More than 1000 hand bills have
been circulated III South Richmond
in the Interest of thc Republican
candidate, and II record Attendance.
is cNpsrt,.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Drnth ~ Lr..ic II. CIn,h

Ralph =. Harrison general agent
o. The Union Central Life Insurance
company OF Cincinnati, last night
received a telegram announcing the
death OF Jessie Il Clark. presidcu,
Of the comrany. at his country home.
Pet"sky Mich. yesterday AFTERNOON.
Death came as q result "i stronc
Of apople%y some weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
College of William and Mary
RICHMOND .EATENsION
DIVISION

EiCHMOND 'EAIEN SION
DIVISION
Announces. beginning week. Of
college grade open 10 nusincss
men III
ACCOuNTANCN
First. second and th.rl year
cOE' SEES.
HtNCf
and Insurance Law.
RAILROADS.
ami Railroad Law.
BUSINESS LAW
\ number OK courses identical
with those given In The best iaw
schools. especially adapted To
needs o. bus ness men.
Et0NUMICS.
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE.
sWCi0L0t;N.
runi.IC FINANCE.
BUSINESS 9'SYCIi0I.OGY.
O:hcr courses IN education. 1T
eraiure. science. histurs, govern
mCn;. recreation, public nt:t!th.
short story writing. a:naiicS aud
rageantry, etc.
Registration - September $50
,dayJ AT i2.S T.. Er"ai ST.. ami
September %. -. 30 (right Med
zeal College Bui!d'ng For further
information inquire Of Pres dent.
COil"E- III Within, and Mary. or
DIRECTOR. EicHMo>'D i.%TEN-
SION DIVISION.
i..S t.. Broad ST, Richmond, Va
Randolph 1897.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
Methodist District Conference.

The Sweetwater District Confer
ence composed OF above twenty pas
toral charges Will meet at Snyder
April 22, and continue over Sunday.
As church we will want to en-
terrain the delegates TO this confer
ence There will probably be as many
as "A hundred of these. So if YOU can
take one or two or more into your
home, please let us know. The COM
mittee on Home placement IS Mrs.
o. T. Thrane, Mrs. Lee Stinson, and
Mrs. j. II. Hicks. They will be glad
to comply in so far as they can with
any request that you have for par
ticular person or group of persons.
This conference viii be- q rare treat
for us, and Snyder will entertain in
the big way We extend hearty in
vitation TO other denominations to
any or TO all these services.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
BABY CHICKS VERSUS
MATCHING EGGS

I spite o. me great growth of the
baby chick industry more than co.
100000 were sold last season-mauv
ncrsons are stir rkeptical as to the
drsirahinty of buying tn day-oll
PEEPS instead OF Matching eggs.
vt t'fst thought il does seem haZ.
a. dous TO take the tender chicks
right cat OF warm incubator and
sh' them hundreds OF miles in all
Kind. OF Gather II seems an unna,.
ura' and risky thing to Go. but eS-
rerienrc proves that IL is exactly ia
contrary Strange as it may seem, n
tho great majority of cases chick 3
Slipped lons distances actually thrive
hotter u.ar those hatch on the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08

enough couple OF weeks before
the chicks are to be delivered
When you get the chicks, place
them under the hens at night. In the
morning, biddy vii find herself the
proud possesor of a flock which she
will mother just the same as if she
had Matched them herself As a safe
guard against hen displaying un-
natural instincts 1t is well to have
one if needed Put chicks under all
OF them and double up next day. us
ing the hens that show indications
of being the best mothers
II you have never bought day-old
chicks because you have feared the
method was unsafe, don't hesitate
any longer. Tens OF thousands are
now buying chicks and find It sue
cessful. Peyton Boswell in Poultry
Success
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
Al First Christian Church.

Publication OF ! the sermon last
Sunday morning on Gossip and
SANDER is requested and this may
be done at little later.
Next Sunday morning the sermon
will be Come We Apart Little
while.
The work with the boy scouts pro-
gresss wonderfully Finest boys in
the land. Most all have passed the
tenderfoot examination and register
ed for permanent membership. Is
your boy in?
My phone is III. If ! don't answer
and should be away, leave the mum
Der and | will call you as soon as |
come in.
clyde Lee Fife.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08

Mrs 7. J. Blackburn wife OF r.
J Blacgburn of North Snyder passed
away Wednesday night Mrs. Black
burn had Ell in i'll hea,.n for more
han two years, and was, unable to
be out Of the house.
Mrs Blackburn was converted
when a child and had lived a devot-
I'd Christian life. She was n loving
mother and wife.
She leaves a husband ana one son.
Mr. L. NJ Deayours Of Sveetwater.
and host Of friends % mourn her
departure.
Funeral services will 5s conducted
today at o'clock D. NJ. az the Moth
odist church. conducted b. Pey j..
Il Hicks her pastor.
The Signal joins with host OF
friends in extending coincidence to
the bereayed husband. son and rela-
tives in the loss Of their loved ole.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
HaITiS-t hcnOwcth.

Mr. Claud B. Harris and Miss Lula
Chenoweth were quietly married Tues
day evening O.; @ o'clock at the Bap-
fist parsonage by Rev. JEFF Davis
Mr. Harris is q son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. r. Harris OF snyder and Miss
Chenoweth is tn daughter Of Mrs.
Chenoweth oi Hermleigh Miss
Chenoweth is chief operator at the
LEGAL telephone exchange.
TT Signal and their many friends
wish for these young people long
happy and prosperous married life.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08

position OF the oyiduct a she'll Is form
ed around a small incomplete egg
On the other hand extremely large
or two yolk eggs are also an alb
normally These are caused by two
yolks entering the oviduct from the
ovary at the same time and the albu
men and shell are formed around
both. II two yolk egg is incubated,
double or imperfect chicks are the
usual result
Occasionally you lind with two
shells. which is also due to some
pathological condition OF the egg or
gans generally due 10 over-stimula-
ton The thing that takes place is
A small imperfect egg is forced up
ward in the oviduct. instead of being
expelled g. th~ natural way. and an
nt' or layer of albumen is formed
around It and finally another shell.
Eggs Without Shells.
Eggs without shells may be caused
by irritation of the lower portion OF
the oviduct where the limy substanct
ie secreated. or by not supplying tn
hen with sufficient lime Hence. you
can readily see the Importance of pro-
viding the laying hen with lime in
some form.
Blood spots are occasionally found
In eggs This is the result of a slight
from a small ru1.ured
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
AZ the Presbyterian Church.

We had good Sunday school last Sun
day, but would have been one better
if you had been there. We missed you
Don't miss next Sunday study your
lesson well and be there at 9:45
a. m. sharp.
Preaching at II a. IL and again
at : p. M should the revival close.
otherwise no evening service.
Have you been attending the meet
ing? II not then YOU a-a looser.
Everybody go to church next sun
day
- - fHHDVnITus
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08

blood vessel in the ovary. or II
spot is in the outside OF the yoll
would indicate that the hemorrh|
took place in the upper part OF
oviduct before albumen began
form around the yolk
II con gestion OF the egg organs ;
finally inflammation caused by oy
stimulating is continued, serious I
eases of those parts may result. 81
as tumors. gangrene and fins
death of the fowl. These organs
cessarily must be highly organiI
and literally supplied with me-
force in order to perform such N
cate functions. -
Rupture of the oyialct is al al
dent that occurs occasionally. I'D
the result OF vigorous contracti,
in the efforts to cypell an abnormi
ly large egg. The tissue thus form
viii allow the egg 10 escape into I
abdominal cavity. The hen will
pear duh and perhaps rather n
easy. BY making an examination. Z
or more eggs can D. located in II
lower part Of the abdomen. Trd
ment is hopeless or az least not "a
teal. The fowl should be destroJ