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Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12
BURBANK ILL AT g.
SANTA ROSA HOME
by United Press Leased Wira

SANTA, ROSA, Calf, Feb. y.
Luther Burbank, famous iiorticul-
turaiist, taken i'll at his home here
yesterday with acute bronchitis, was
still confined to his bed today bat
his condition is improved, accord
ing TO his physician.
"Wc arc watching him closely, Z"
Dr. Joseph II. Shaw, his physician,
said. Mrs. Burbank is with her
husband. Burbank is Is years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12
CONFERENCE Ell now
IS AS FOLLOWS; s;
By United Press Leased Wire

scheduled for tomorrow night in
the Southern California intercolle-
gi;.te conference. Whittier, having
recovered from The smallpox scare,
will entertain the lowly Occidental
five.
University of California, South,
crn branch, leaders Of the confer
encc, take an easy assignment with
Caltek. The unfortunate engineers
are not expected TO hurt title am
bitions of the southern br&nch boys.
Pomona has a coming team, one
which has. improved with every
game, and will furnish Redlands
plenty of exercise.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12
TRIES TO DIE BY -..t... ~.
SLASEING WRISTS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12.-Inabil-
ity to secure work was given as the
reason for the attempt of Jacob
Greenburg, 45, to commit suicide to-
day, by slasfling bis throat and both
wrists with a razor. He will live,
it is believed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12
w. E. HANCOCK
Ji6 Main st

ALFALFA RANCH FOR LEASE
180 acres in new alfalfa, abso,
mtely one of the best ranches in
Imperial valley, located III Me.
lo!and section adjoining the
Harold Bell Wright ranch on Tie
south. Can divide and lease to
two parties, improved with TIVE
small houses. Prefer having the ii
falfa cut the first or" or two
crops before pasturing. Will lease
to responsible parties only. c, E
Sprouse owner. 92l Citz. Natl
Bank Bldg, Los Angeles. 7t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12
For Sale or Exchange

FOR TRADE--10 room house close
to business district, San Diego
rented for $50 per no. Value
$4,000, viii trade for good 10 or
50 acres. Must be goed Press
Boz GIG. 4tl0
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

FOR RENT-S0 acres or more, for
cotton on shares, splendid soil,
partly plowcd. We furnish every.
thing. Want family of five or 6
or moro. Plenty of side work if
desired, f. G. Srhrilg, Becker
Ranch, Bonds Corner CalcNico,
11t2
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

Oil Investigators III Washington
have struck several gushcrs who are
spout.ng several dictionaries Sin
hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

THE ST'ITITORIUM Cleaners and
Pressers feel there is nothing TOO
good for their customers. We have
just secured the services Of Mr..
Byron Winters, who has taken
charge of our pressing dept. Mr..
Winters was formerly connected
with the City Dye Works of Los
Angeles. Our same policy that
has stood the acid test for years,
Your money back or Il free
cleaning if spots come back. p"
Phone sew. Suits TO order $50
and up. 12t2
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

Portland (Ore.) man is Sung for
$1,4lO,OOO. If he gets it Where viii
he get enough money to pay The
taxes on it?
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12
For ReHt-F Qrf,i Lands
DAIRY RANCH FOR SALE

DAIRY RANCH FOR SALE
Like Rent. GO acres good al
falfa. 10 acres half Bermuda.
10 acres piowed. 6 fields. Good
house and good soil. Small cash
payment or security on cows
will handle. $500 per year, 79n
interest. If YOU have a small
loan on your cattle, viii con-
slider paying this off and take
security on cattle. A good Iro-
position but not well located,
which accounts for the low
price of 800 per acre.
w. E. HANCOCK
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12
Unknown Mexican
Killed by Train,
Dies In s { a n tly

IN uninowa Mexican Iaborcr was
killed by train at Mexicali last
night about $50, according t. in
formation received here today. The
train which caused the accident was
coming from the east and it is not
known whether the man had stolen
a ride from .Nndrado and was at
tempting to leave the train at Max-
icali, or was trying TO cross the
tracks when the train slowed down
in passing through the business sec
tion of the town.
An examination of the body show
ed that death was instantaneous, one
leg and arm having been severed,
and the body badly crushed. The
remains were taken in charge by
Mexican officials and turned ovcl
to Il MexicaIi undertaker.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

FOR Rants room modern UNI
furnished house on paved street.
Mrs, Land, Mission Apis. 12tl
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

The soft drink king being sued for
jack by his former queen must Feel
like the very deuce.
y New York man hit a policeman
and escaped, but it ism t a very
healthy prarticc.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12
Trv Press Want Ads.
TODAY'S WANT ADS.

WA.NTED--CLEAN COT
TON RAGS. PRESS OF
FICE. Phone us and we
will ,all for them. 7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

For SALE-By owner, one Hot
point Hughes electric range, one
roll-top desk, light oak. One flat
top desk, and Victor safe. These.
articles are all good as new.
Phone COG 12t3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

FOR LEASE-lor one year. Five
room uufurnishcd house. Modern.
Call liar. 1913
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

WANTED--ENporienccd bookkeepr
er, prefer one with shipping cX-
perience, SaWlcy 4 Hunt. p. Q.
Box 90l, El Ceptro. 1906
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12
For .SULe--F'OniirV
Spec.aG Notice

70 GRAPEFRUIT GROWERS. Re
duced prices on grapefruit trees,
for one week, any quantity, at ear
load rates. Mail card to Il, A.
Bennett, Brawley, Cal, for parti-
culars. lie will call. Off
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

ORANGE CO.-If you Imperial val
ley folks want to sell or exchange
your pl 5perty for Orange Go. pro
perty, send me = letter telling
what you've got and what you
want. +. X. Stillens, Realtor
Carbon Grove, Calf. ife6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-12

ANYONE desiring to get in t1urL
with the Fuller brush man adj
dress mail to Il. b. Weston, FL
Centre. llt2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18

.La PANACEA DE SWAIN es hecha
de la mejor selection de las mas fnas
hierbas Y raices medicinales. Es COM
puesta en- jarabe y es agradable como miel
al paladar. Gusta los ninos la toman
con afan. Aunque es agradable para to-
mar, es potente en- sus propiedades viviii-
cantes puriicantes Los nifos facos
d6biles, personals adultas debilitadas
cualquiera sufriendo de Intermediates do
la sangre Sc dcsarrollan fuertas y robustos
baio su Influenza restaurativa sorpren-
dente. De venta en-. las farmacias
droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
Los LEoNEs JUGARAN MANANA
EN- LA OCHO


Por fin veremos a los Washingto-
mans Boricuas enfrentarse con los Ele-
fantes Capitaleiios, madana en- los te-
rrenos de Ia ocho. La lucha sera des-
communal dada la potencia-idad de am
bos clubs. Los LeoneS no solo Green
cumplida su mission con los abusos que
cometieron con los ex-lobos nortenos,
sinO que tambien desean castigar Sc
veramente a, los que mas roncan en- Ell
parque de la ciudad capitalina Sun
car dejara caer ell peso de su temlble
brazo sobre los gloriosos campeones del
"a prometiendo eclipsar Ia labor del
celeberrimo chibichanga San Manana
sabremos qrrien debe respetar quien.
6sE DIsUELvE Ell RIBoScH?
Don Agustin dice que demasiado ha
padecido en- todos los sentidos, aunque
debe confesarse que ell sufrimiento del
bolsilo supera a todos los demas Ell
h1OOSCu lllG Id ud0O P0oAAAoS
exhibiciones este ha disgustado
managers, a peloteros y fanatlcos
segin Sc asegura por esas GALES ell
Campe6n que fue del 23 pasara me
jor vida 81 es que algIn Cristo no so
decide a levantarlo de la profunda TO
sa en- que Sc encuentra
va estaba disuelta la novena caye-
yana, Sc nos dice, pero precise era CO.
gerle unos chavitos mas la liga de
Arecibo, por ESQ volvieron reunir-
Sc, zero la reunion no durara.
Lamentamos sinceramente la des.
aparic On del team de las panteras,
deseariamos verIe pronto surgir con
mas entusiasmos, con mas vida, con
mas brios, dispuestos a conquistar Ell
galard6n hermoso que representa- Ell
titulo dc Campe6n del 25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
TEAM PUERTO RICO

Cada vez Sc acentta mas ell rumor
de que lnformaramos hace dias, de
Que pronto Sc organizaria un nuevo
team que llevara por nombre Puerto
Rico. No Sc sabe estas horas ouien
ha de ser Ell organizador. ESQ parece
misterioso, es un enigma Sc nos ha
asegurado que no ha de ser Rogue CO.
mo nosotros creimos desde los prime
ros momentos. Un distinguido cabalIe-
70. muy enthusiastic fan, un rico CO.
merciante de la Capital Sc. cita como
future manager. Aunque sabemos 81
nombre no 10 damos todavia va que
no queremos anunciar tan pronto Ia
function
Sc rumora que ell nuevo club estara
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
NO Lo CREA ASH PARK BALL

Me da lastima ocupar espacio en-
las columnas de un periodico de la
importancia de Ell MUNDO, NAL
gaStar mi tempo veces tan precioso,
para contestar varias perogruyadas y
desatinos de mi buen amigo digno
comrafiero Park Ball, cronista exlmio,
orgullo que es del periodismo pe.ote-
III poltorriqueiio Siempre leemos sus
sabrosas cronicas con verdadero inte-
res, no ser por alguna que otra
chispa de apasionamiento demostra-
cion de patriotismo local, lie aseguro al
sincere amigo que es al compafero que
con mas gusto leo
Desde luego, que muchas veces dan
ganas de reir sus trabajos, como todo
en- este picaro mundo, pero siempre son
agradables interesantisimos 81
no leamos 10 que dice en- lei Impair
cial' del microbes, y los ataques que
le hace la Association de Cronistas.
Cosas que hacen relr Estos 10 digo en-
ser1o, que qIiera yo tomarle Ell pelo
al intellgente cronista de elevados con
ceptos. Que yo soy I'm apasionado, ei
no 10 es, ique va! Que los cronistas
de San Juan queremos acabar con e.
Arecibo? para que? 81 Arec.bo fue-
ra un CUATRO DE JULIO, menos
NAL, pero un team que tiene que ju-
gar en- su gallinero para ganar, y que
tiene que esperar 'que sucedan cosas
extraordinarias para obtcner triun-
fos? ESQ podria deCirlo con orgullo un
Ponce, y habria que creerselo, pero
Gustedes? Mejor seria que ell perrin
clIto cronista arecibeiio no cucara a
los cronistas de San Juan que tan bue-
mas defensas han hecho a los Lobos.
Asi es ell Mundo, mientras mayores ia
vores hace uno peor Sc lie paga, pero
es que recueIda uno que esta contes-
tandole un Park Ball y Sc lie ponen
los pelos de punta. lEa Virgen que
nos siga atacando Park Ball, porque
nos va sacar de cronista
Apasionsdo yo, desapasionado I'd.
iQu6 SACRILEGIo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
PEPITA GADEA DE BLANco

No la conocimos, SOLO sabemos que
era una enthusiastic adniradora del Pom
ce. clio nos basta para lamentar de
todo corazon su repentina desapari-
ion del mundo de los vivos.
Heroina fue, muriendo en- una fiesta
deportiva donde los leones luchaban
faronilmente por conquistar los homo
res del triunfo
La muerte de esta sefiora, acaecida
Il domingo en- la Iga del Castillo ha
)roducido un duelo general en- la So
,iedad poncefla, donde era ella muy es-
;imada por sus bellas prendas perso-
nales.
Al dar tan triste nueva, que ha lie
lado de luto tantos corazones. en-
yiamos Ell testimonio de nuestra mas
alta condolencia a SUI desconsolado
sposo, a sus familiares todos, muy
sueciaImente al Team Ponce, que no.
a Ia nsrdida de una de sus mas entu-
;iastas admiradoras.
IN NUEvo RECORD DE McGRAw
Los ''Gigantes'' rompieron Ell pre-
edente de 40 amos, al ganar por Guar
vez consecutive ell championship de
a Liga Nacional.
No hay otro manager que pueda va
agloriarse de tener un record siquiera
,arecido al del "Pequeho Cabc'' Los
uatro campeonatos seguidos estable-
Continda en- la pag. IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
JIMENEz INGREsARA EN- LA NO.
vENA DE LOS ARECIBENoS

ST Sc disuelve la novena de Cayy
cosa que es mas que segura Jimenez
La celebre segunda base cubana, ves-
tira Ell uniforme de los LOBoS. Todos
conocemos este grandioso pelotero,
cuyos servicios han reportado extraor-
dinarios resultados al club cayeyano.
Una valiosisima adQusici6n es la que
ha hecho Luis Felipe al contratar al
simpatico relotero, y por clio lie. fe-
hcitamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
IEL DR.. DTAZ GARCIA DUENo DEL
TEAM ATLETICo?


Amigos intimos del distinguido
galeno, Ell conoc:do fanatico basebolero
DR.. Dig Garcia, Green conveniente
para la buena marcha progreso del
club atletico, Que las riendas de la no.
vena deben ser ,depositadas en- sus ma
nos va que clio seria una seguridad
para el Rey de los Deportes EN- San
Juan, una. garantia a la vez para
ell Base Bal en- toda la isla.
No sabemos que opina de este ell
prestigioso cirujano, 500 sabemos que
el no le desagradaria la proposition,
siendo el un defensor sincere de la
novena atletica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
DFPORT|YAS De "fL MUNDO"

integrado por los sigruentes players,
reservandome yo el nombre de algu-
nos de ellos, para evitar malas inter
pretaciones, enredos y trastornos: An
gulo, Ciqui, juicy, Gacho, David, Ca
maron, San, Barreiro, Beitia y otros
tapaos que pronto descubriremos. Es-
tos son los rumores, hasta la fecha
nadie sabe la hora que es, por clio re-
comendamos a los lectores que tomen
este como orejitas que quien sabe Sc
contirmen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
FELL1To, MATEo. TETELo, Y DOS
AMERICANos vENDRAN PARA
Ell MAYAGUEZ

La serie que Sc avecina ha de result
tar reilidisima A pesar de que ha de-
jado de existir ell team oriental, y de
quo Sc cree fallecera ell team de las
panteras, tambien es cierto que Sc or
ganizsra la novena Cardenal bajo Ia
competen+e direction del prestigioso
manager Tony Luciano.
e. Mayagiiez nuevamente combatira
en- la arena peloteril, presentandose es-
ia vez fortisimo reforzado segln Sc
nos ha dicho por Fellito, Tetelo, Ma
teo. dos continentales
Ell cuadro quedara complete. Cue
rrero de catcher, Fellito y un ameri-
cano, pitchers, Mateo, primera, segun-
da cualquier mayagiiezano del anti
quo Mayagiiez que juegue esa posi-
cion, tercera ell otro continental Y
short stop Tetelo.
Garcia, una de las mas refulgentes
estrel.as con que cuenta Ell base ball
isieiio defendera ell bosque de la iz-
quierda Caco ell famoso slugger, ju-
CARA su right fed. Ademas quien sa-
be pueda Guilfuchi volver al lar natl
vo, porque los peloteros siempre estan
EN- continue movimiento.
Esperemos ell desarrollo de los aeon
tccimientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
(Por Eddie collins)
LOS ATLETIcoS SIGUEN VEN
CIENDO

Dos nuevas victoriaS Sc anotaron los
Athletics el domingo en- Ell campo
atletico de San Juan sobre las frrrio
sas fieras del Torito, Y una vez mas
el poderoso brazo suncario pudo con-
tener maravillosamente Ell formidable
empuje de las panteras cayeyanas. La
lucha matinal solo merece mencion
va que por la tarde los predilectos del
TRIUNFO cometieron un horroroso
pitchercidio con los lanzadores del Ri
bosch. Suncar Y Santana por los ca
pitalefios G&miz, Chilino, Sanguiri
Modesto por los tabacaleros, tales
fueron las baterias en- Ell primer en-
cnentro. Ell score final marcaba un
nuevo triunfo para las huestes de Gro
sas con una anotacion de cinco a cua-
tro carreras.
Doce cinco fue Ell resultado de la
lucha vespertina, anotandose despues
de tempo inmemorial De Graft, Ell
pitcher santomeiio, una victoria. Aque-
llo no era va juego, parecia un torneo
atletico donde Sc discutia I'm prem1o
ofrecido al que mas rapidamente diera
la vretla al diamante encantado.
Bien por los muchachos de La Ca
pltal. Que sea eterna esta primavera
&c triunfos
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-03-07
No Chance for the Bandits

An armored motor car, in which an
imaginary paymaster and two mag
nary assistants were passengers. was
2eppered with .45-caliber bullets at
Otsego and Lorraine streets, Brooklyn.
the other afternoon. Several police
men were in the vicinity, but none
made a move, for the three bandits
who fired at the car were imaginary,
too.
The shooting was arranged as a fest
for an armored motor car designed for
use in transporting large sums of
money from banks to business houses.
The bullets had no effect, even the
glass windows being bullet proof
The car is equipped with two tanks.
tear gas and sneezing gas.
If bandits should force the chauffeur
to stop they would be gassed as thew
approached the car.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-03-07
Platinum Substitutes

The great increase in the value Of
platinum during the last two decades
mas led many investigators to seek
substitutes therefor. 1t appears that
the search has been partly successful.
Platinum-clad nickel steel wire in in.
candescent lamps; wires of nickel al.
Toys are now making the cheaper
grades of artificial teeth: asbestos
threads are now taking the place Of
platinum wires in gas nantes, and
Iused quartz ware has come into gen.
eral use in chemical laboratories in the
place of platinum utensils. Yet the
Introduction of these substitutes has
not affected the price of platinum. The
demand for the metal seems steadily
to have Increased in spite of them
New York World.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-03-07

IL he were laying several sidewalks
sne by side. 1t Is not necessary even
TO lay q cinder or gravel base.
The right mix of concrete for a
ieeding hoor is in the proportion of
one sack of portland cement TO two
cubic feet of sand and 80 cubic feet
OF crushed rock or pebbles. The sand
should pass through screen with a
quarter-inch mesh. Pebbles should be
clean and should be from Il TO III
inches in diameter.
In mixing concrete one should he
sure TO use good water. Water that
Is not III to drink Is not likely to he
Ut Tor mixing concrete-for impure
water Is likely to cause chemical re
actions which will detract from the
strength of the concrete.
A feeding floor will be one made ~
layers of concrete four inches thick
pianks two inches by four inches held
IN place by stakes, will serve as forms
III there Is to be a curb around the
edge OF the floor, 1t should be extend.
ca about foot below the ground
leVei. This will prevent hogs from
roofing under ii and rats will not bur
row under ii.
AFTER the concrete has hardened for
several hours 1t should be covered
WIN layer OF damp earth several
inches thick. This should be kept
moist by frequent sprinkling to pre.
'eht The concrete from hardening too
'apidly.
II IS easier to lay a concrete feedino
'oor IN sections, about six feet by ten
eet. This also enables the builder
0 provide expansion and contraction
oints.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-03-07
Improved Highways Soon
Repay Original Cost

good road is such a paying in.
vestment that it is the poorest kind
OF business judgment to do without
1t, according TO the bureau of public
roads of the United States Department
OF Agriculture. The bureau produces
hgures based upon survey Of traffic
In Connecticut to- prove its contention.
An actual count Of the traffic on the
Boston post road showed that the
average weight of vehicles and COM
modities passing over the road in nine
hours each day was LAO tons. Add
ing one-third as a conservative esti-
mate for the full day Increases the
weight to 1,520 gross tons daily.
Experiments made at the Iowa ex-
pertinent station show that with gaso-
line at "A cents a gallon the cost of
moving this tonnage over a dirt road
would have been $26.44 mile assum-
ing the impossible, that such traffic
could be carried over a dirt road. |
The cost Of fuel for moving the same
tonnage over paved road would be
Sll.1O, a difference of Sl4.74 a day.
On the basis of 300 DAYS a year the
actual saving in fuel alone for moving
this tonnage would be S4,422. If the
paved highway costs $4,000 a mile.
the average interest at 5 per cent
would be $1,000 a year, which. de-
Quoted from the saving on fuel. would
leave a balance which would retire
the cost of the road in less than twelve
years.
This calculation does not take into
account other savings in the cost Of
operating commercial vehicles or value
II the heavy movement of passenger
Tehicles.
In less developed rural sections the
alue of the gasoline saved is reduced
proportion to the lighter travel.
ut the cost OF the roads is CORE
pondingly reduced, and there Is no
oubt that an analysis and COMPARE
on OF the highway costs and the We
lcie operating cost in any particular
ase will demonstrate the economy of
Improvement wherever the traffic IL
Efficient to call for any improvement
all.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-03-07
High Feed Bills Do Not
Indicate Small Profits

High feed bills do not necessarily
indicate small profits from milk cows.
rake, for example, the high COW in an
Iowa test association last year. Her
feed bill amounted to sS4.5S, but she
returned her owner a profit of S12S.3S
The lowest record in the same asso.
eiatlon was made by COW of mixed
breeding whose feed cost was S34. S5.
Her owners profit was $3.50 for the
year.
1t is possible the low COW did not
nave the ability to return a good profit
even though she had received a gen.
erous ration. However. a COW is like
a cupboard. you can't take ANYTHING
OUT unless you put something in. The
ldeai arrangement is, of course, good
cows well fed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-03-07
InDention of Stamps

Adhesive postage stamps were In
vented by James Chalmers of Dundee
in 1884 After the passage of the uni.
form penny postage bill by the Eng.
lish parliament in 1910, envelopes bear
ing an impressed stamp, or mark, for
postage were introduced at the sugges-
tlon OF Rowland Hill, but failed to find
FAVOR with the public The adhesive
postage stamp of Chalmers was there.
upon substituted and did much to in.
sure the success of the penny postage
scneme. Postage stamps were intro
duced into America in 1S47.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-03-07
Avoid Chilling Eggs in
Gathering for Matching

PREPARED by the United States Department
Of Agrieuiture)
Eggs saved for Matching should be
gathered often enough through the
day to prevent any possibility Of the
germs being killed from becoming
chilled. says the United States De-
partment OF Agriculture, and for best
results should be stored In n moder-
ntely cool place where the tempera-
ture Is between 80 degrees and rs de-
erees Fahrenheit. 1t is not advisable
TO hold Matching eggs longer than ten
Gays or two weeks before being incu.
bated, and the fresher they are when
set The better the chances OF a good
hatch and strong chicks. II Is harm.
iui TO wash the eggs intended for
Matching. us the pores become flied
and the air Is shut or from the living
embryo
II Is also advisable to test the eggs
In each setting for the removal of the
infertile ones, which viii give a better
chance 10 those that are left This
should be done about the sixth or sew
enth day. A simple homemade tester
can be made In few minutes from
small wooden or pasteboard box OF
such size that a common hand lamp.
Q lantern or candle can be placed In
u. A hole should be cut In the ton
over the flame. and anothe,
a little smaller than IN egg in one
side opposite the flame The testing
should be done In dark room.
IN testing. the light shining through
he egg held against the hole In the
'lde OF the box. shows the condition
u the egg An lnfertlle egg Is clear
While the fertile egg VIII show
piueriiAe formation, a center with
ong, crooked threads leading out. $
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