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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05

by Erwin Bendel, Youngs-
town (?)
?. Die Gipfel der Karpathen
............................ Bindcr-I asset
To be mimeographed by Erwin
Bendel SS1. Glenaven Ave,
Youngstown 5. Ohio
5. Gesprengt sind deiner Burgcn
Tore ..... Rudolf Schuster
To be mimeographed by Erwin
Bendel. Youngstown 5. Ohio
4. Wintersong ........F. +. Bullard
Oliver Ditson Co. (Theodore
Presser Co.. Distributors, Bryn
Mawr. Pa.)
(C) Mixed ChoruSes:
|. Die Himmcl erzaehlcn die Ehrc
Gottes. aus Die Schoepfung &.
"........... ....,........... Jos. Haydn
In possession OF every Sing.
Soc. blue Book Festchoerc
dcs Q. Bundessacngerfestes,
Canton. Ohio, l94l. Page Ia or
No. 5. To be performed with
Orchestra
;. Hans und LieSl (Bearbeitung.
+. F.. Koch) Nolkslied. Edition
Hans Binzer, 2O2 East S5 ST..
New York IS. n. y.
3. Showboat Medley (S. A. T. b.
......,..................... Jerome Kern
Edition +. B. Harms Co.. r. X.
O. Building. Rockefeller Cen
ter. New York. \. y.
t. Ensemble aus "Flcdermaus'
.............................. Toh. Strauss
Unit Orchester)
Edition Hans Hinzcr. POP East
Sird Street. New York IS.
y. y.
Now if vou should have any of
the music in Your library, YOU can
practice them. If YOU have these
numbers. please. let me know. it
will save lis some money.
Thanking YOU all i'll advance.
NV new address is:
Minnie Schcnkcr.
K. u. 3
co BigcloW Trailer Court,
Irwin, Pa.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
"Maria-Tag"

Although her birthday and
wedding anniversary both fall in
August they mean nothing to her
and that's all on of account her
name is Maria. Frau Maria Hut
ter it is and comes the End of
February she must celebrate. It's
her "Namenstag" and this time
she prepared sandwiches to be
serevd after the meeting on Feb.
1st. It's her day so we go along
with her. Her son Mike furnished
a bottle of wine, her son, the
butcher boy brought home the
meat, her husband partook of the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
CLEVELAND, OHIO
MAR-LU NEWS
By ELSIE KONCAL

The next Mar-Lu meeting will
be held on Tuesday. February 10.
and will begin at 800 p. III. At
this meeting final details will be
completed regarding the annual
Anniversary Dinner and Theatre
Party to be held on Monday.
February 10th. 1t is important
that everyone attend this meet
ing so we can decide upon the
Restaurant we will have our din
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
CLEVELAND, OHIO
VALENTINE PARTY
Cleveland Branch Is

Your Valentine party this year
is to be held on Sunday. February
IS. 1883 from ? 90 to ) 90 p. m.
at the West Side Sachsenhein.
Members of the Juvenile Dept. OF
Branch Is are most cordially
invited. Bring Your parents,
grandparents and friends.
We have dancing, movies. re-
frcshments and a wonderful time
in store for YOU all.
Be sure to bring Your Valentine
greetings for Your special
friends. There shall be a Nalen-
tine box for these.
We hope to see YOU all at your
party on Sunday. Feb. Is.
Juvenile Committee.
Br. ii
:. -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05

retary Of State. John Foster Dulles,
spoke to the COMMITTEE in Execu-
tive session. Work is in progress
to simplify the Subcommittee set
up to economic time and commit
tee personnel.
Jesse Wolcott' Of Michigan, once
again Chairman of the Committee
on Banking and Currency. is re-
joicing over the fact that the splen-
did staff personnel he recruited in
the 8Oth Congress is still intact.
Work should 60 forward with zest.
These are but glimpses of the
tremendous activity going on on
Capitol Hill to start the new Re-
publican controlled Congress on its
way.
HHARLES AUBREY EATON. A
~ year ago, the venerable Charles
A. Eaton Of New Jersey announced
his determination to retire from
the Congress. On the third OF
January, he was present when his
successor. Peter b. Freylinghuysen,
was sworn in. He watched the
Inauguration Of President Eisen-
hover on TV with deep emotion.
On Friday, January 23rd, his soul
went free. Last Monday, a group
of US from the Committee on For
eign Affairs, as well as Members
of the New Jersey Delegation, paid
him q last tribute in the First Park
Baptist Church in Plainfield. 1t
was q service Of music. Testament
readings. and prayer simple and
strong like the man himself.
After a full life, Charles A. Eaton.
once Baptist Pastor in our own
city OF Cleveland, long Member
of the Congress and . power on
the Committee on Foreign Affairs
Of vhieh he vaS Chairman in the
9oth Congress, leaves . rich heri-
tase. The Aae integrity and deep
humility which was his, the un-
conquerable quality Of the man will
long permeate the Capitol and give
strength and ever-increasing faith
in the God he served to all who
knew him. Such men are the warp
and wool of America. May the
example Of his life strengthen those
who succeed him.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
HOMESTEAD, PA.

Our next regular meeting will
be held on Sunday afternoon Feb.
8, at ? 90 p. m.
We had quite a nice crowd at
our Jan. II meeting. at which our
new Officers were installed.
SO here is hoping as many if
not more show up for the Feb.
meeting.
Sincerely,
Sara Orendi Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
ELLWooD CITY, PA.

On Saturday February 9TH the
same orchestra will furnish the
music for dancing to the annual
Fasching dance which is also
free to all members and their ia
miles and the success o fthese
dances depends on your atten-
dance. A lunch will lbe served by
the ladies auxiliaries.
y 20 s
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05

up and tied all these ballons in
20 minutes. Windy eh! the secret
they used an air compressor.
Our next meeting Friday Feb.
18th. Don's be supersitious and
stay home. See you at the meet
ing. Bring your new members
along.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05

Unit oGcrbinas ser SGlitc ser bei,t.
ihen &unhIlnfDorcr) sic gepalt1ga
Gait Scr Erosrannnfpiten.
@cnn Sos slusitrobll,nasnes big
Miinhcn rciden umo bus Groaramm.
,pic pprscieben auf hrci bis bier
Stunoen tGalid) onsscbebl,t weroen
fonn, hiiritc Sic SObe Ser sll,sQaben
Don ielbIt sic Giniafcit aui ein Jern-
lebproaroum iiir sic 8unOesrepublit
cr;pinaen. Sic 9is.-8cb. pon 5 Nart
monotlid, brinet MIR cinen 9ruhtell
ser YrraranllnfoItcn bcrcln, 'elh't
oann, ipern inncrbalb ser rdtlter
,ipei Sabre einise bunbcrttauleno
Slpparote onaeid)Ioiicn icin icaten.
Iic iett aciorScrte Toppclaebiihr iiir
MaSio umo Jerniehen bon 9 9at 11ho
59@t tpiro obnehin nnbaltbar oltrd1
sic ncnelten 8omhinationsaerate, bic
bel Mbifaltung SeS 6erniehens bns
Soren oes in 9eutid)lanb lclbltpcr'
itGnolih ee,porbencn slpcitcn Haolr.
proaramms ai,f interchangeable er.
m0aliden.
Tic Souspirte iehcn Sen aonpli.
fationcn aui Scn 9afern Der in
Icl,tid,lano porberri heuben aroben
MictsbGuicr weseu Der grrihtrrng
pou ,Scrnicbantel1nen nit Gorge ent.
aeecn. Scr 3ui nod elmer bnnoes'
acietlid)en Mcaclumg ,uirS immcr
itdrfcr. Iic cnaliidc gntmidlllne -
,peniaer sic il, II. e. q. ooer ,Srant'
reih - iinoct einc iil,BcrIt itarfe Sc.
ot,t,,na - nidt MIR biniiftlib eln'
beitlicnen &ro9ranrns.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05

On Tuesday, January u. the
Ellwood City Juniors gathered
to hold their regular monthly
meeting. Although the meeting
was short and brief, the group
accomplished much.
Plans for bake sale to be held
in the near future were made
with Hilda Dengel, Frieda Den
gel. Phyllis Kaiser and Eleanor
Paul on the committee.
Arrangements were also dis
cussed for a dance to be held on
April Is, We would like to have
some out-oi-towners Join in with
us for some fund and entertain
mcnt on this great occasion. So
until next time, well be seeing
YOU
Please patronize our ad.
v>r%seove
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
T. S. J. A.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
l952.19S3
February 7 at Canton

February 7 at Canton
2-Salem VS.. New Castle.
1-Canton VS.. Monaco.
Numbers l and 2 designate
which teams are to play first.
Starting times of games are to
be at ! 90 p. m.
The city holding the event is
requested to supply two referees.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05

Oh TeOTG0nlZlng
Appointments OF
m e m b e r S h / .
have now been
made and the
wheels have be-
gun to turn.
The H o u s e
Ways and Means
Committee ad-
vises that social
security legisla-
ton will be con-
S ! d cred at an
early date. Un-
der the present
1oU noreone no
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

The basketball games this Sa-
turdav will be played at Duebar
School in the new gym. The first
game will be Salem VS.. New
Castle at ] 90 p. M, and the
second. at 500 p. M, will be Mo-
naca against Canton. Let's all
turn out and cheer the boys on.
How about the bowling tour
nament Saxons? Lets get these
lineups and checks into the mail
as soon as possible - make
checks payable to, and send line
ups to:
Henry kotSch.
ll54 Arch Ct.. y. E.,
Canton, Ohio.
Please let us know haw many
will attend the banquet Sunday
afternoon: the ladies who will
prepare the meal need to know
how much food to prepare.
George Mcclellan,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05

little glass of wine and is hoping
she will have many more Marien-
tage to celebrate and her daugh-
ter is writing this becauce her
father asked her to write some
thing for Mutterchen and here
it is.
Your loving daughter
Mariechen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
ANDREAS SCHUYLER

sowoh auch die Ween Frednd
schaszechen die mir erwesen wurden den und rue
Gedankt unserem
gnadenreichen Goe
Lechenee auch bel SEMEN Besuchen Dank
Leichenbeae FIR Weller fuer seine
Dense sowle
ihre nnige Telname an unsee
Moege Go all die empngene Lebe Euch allen tausend
zach vergelten.
ANNA SCHUYLER UND FAMIL1E
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances p. 6olteo-

EARLY COMMITTEE ACTIVE.
II TIES. Bit by bit, committees
are taking up the difficult task
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
@reiie BON einem Collar.
8il Tronf, Sefr.
80, 5, 12.
3meis %

@s Sierc oIlcu Sh,peitcrn pcS.
3ueiscs 90 sur stahriht, SoB l'n'e'
re re9elmGbiec %criamlnll,ng ont
Sonntoa, Sen s. Tcbrl'ar nm 2:3o
llbr nohm. itattiinOet. slac 0ttlal1e'
ser iino scbeten. Scr Scriammlllng
bci5lupobnen. acnmt ,mo inter"
Itiist Cure 8camtinncn, belit bcraten
,no bcid)lieben, MIR oui Siele Welle
fam scr Tcrcin auh in 3utuntt
Sort id,rittc MAIDEN. slird, wuroe III
l,uicrcr Ssanuarperionlntll,na cine
aartcnpartic bclhloiicn unS 5lpar
bon 80 Sfweitcrn. Ticic aarten'
partic iinoet slcid) nod) Ser Scr.
iamml,na itatt. l(no slpor slbt es
Tom aomitce bcIeete 8rot6en, &at'
ice uno al,d,en gum sbenoelien l,,rt
6 ltbr. @leih barauf miro oos aar'
tenipielen onaeian9en unS Sos olles
suiommcn um sen Grcis pcn so
Gent. @ir niinihen lint reitl1he
9eteiligung.
80, 5. aotb. Giinasaroi|, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
2l,.s pemneste,pn, Okie
3ueis 80
0aibinasball

slm IA. 6ebrlar bdlt Ser 3weig
80 cinen Gaid)inssbal a6. sae iiid.
iiid,c ,mo bc,,tibe Tolfsgenciien rno
Sercn Ircunbe unb 5samilien iino
bierntit bcrSlif einaclooel, iih al be-
teiligcll.
9ln oiclem .slbeno miro scr 9 cubic
iect 9cepireejc pcracbcl tpcrocn, io.
,pic pcrih. anbcre Yreiie. Il,h per.
bne id0ne Siirpreiie meageben ,ucr-
bcn. Serncrbin ,perben Sic Spci id)0n.
iten umS Sic stpei fomiidlitcn aoltiimc
Ereiic crbalten.
Somp Gbriitmab uno iein Srheitet
miro al bieiem IbenO gum San; auI.
ipielen. IS fann Elm ieoer oas Cans.
bein idtpingen nod 9elicben. Gin
tiid,tiecs apmitee lit at Sc rs(rhcit,
bieien 9lbcno 10 idon tpie mogli6 81,
scitalten.
,Siir 9lmh unb griril lhunsen ,piro
ouis 8citc aciorst lein. gintritstfar.
teu iinb crbGltlid) in ser Sadieubane
lno bel bcn Gercinsmitsliebcrn, gum
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-05
2lmS llcut,estetrtt. Otie
DANKSACUNC

Allen eben die mir in angen schween krank-
heit meines geebten Gatten
Evening star., 1953-12-15
Word Game

Find 80 or more words in
GUARDIAN,
meaning, "a custodian" Average
Is 20; time limit, Is minutes.
Rules Of the game words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS" such as cats" bats" are not used.
f. Proper names are not used.
Answer to ISOSTATIC.
iota. scat SCOT sist, static, stoat, stoa,
stole, oasis, otic, tacit, tact, toss. toast,
ascot attic. cast, cist. coat. coast, cost.
Evening star., 1953-12-15
Natures Children
White Perch.
By LilIion Cox Athey

Begin to plan now to fish for
white perch (Morone Ameri-
cana) in many lakes of Nova
Scotia. These are their native
would notice. When hooked the
up the finest fight for freedom
you ever experienced.
A white perch will accept a
bait no self-respecting trout
would notice. When hooked, the
perch puts on a performance Of
jumping and leaping. White
perch are members Of the sea
bass family and a true bass
fighter. Pound for pound the
white perch will Outright any
trout Of equal size.
In common with the giant
bluefin tuna. white perch have
the habit of making desperate
runs for freedom.
There is no fish more delicious
than this one when fllleted and
fried in deep fat. Even weeks
later. when taken from the deep
freeze, the flesh has the sweet.
tender flavor of freshly cap
tured fish.
This fish is also common to
the Atlantic Coast of America.
from the Carolinas to the Gulf
of st. Lawrence. This tough little
fish is at home in fresh, brack-
fish and salt water. It is often
landlocked in coastal ponds.
where it becomes purely fresh
water fish. Even in fresh water
it bites the bait vigorously and
makes a mad rush.
Acceptable bait includes angle
worms, grasshoppers and small
minnows. Your most gaudy flies
should be securely tied to with
stand the tug of war certain to
be given them when the silvery
fighter is in action.
When first taken from the
water the color is olivaceous to
dark green with shiny silvery
sides with very faint longitudinal
Streaks. You will enjoy your first
encounter with the white perch.
Evening star., 1953-12-15
AWord to the Wise
By Mrs. Fronk Colby


DR.. Etaoin Shrdlu breezed in
this morning with a letter from
the lovely Mrs. Mildred Maehl,
secretary for the Los Angeles
Chapter of the National Secre-
taries' Association.
This letter is abdurately man.
fascinating" the good doctor
said. "AS dean pre-moratorium
of the unspelled word, let me as
sure you that I am ever willing
to delete the dictates of foolump-
tuous dictators, including bosses
of secretaries. (See how much
he has learned in 10 years asso-
citation with the Colbys?)
Mrs. Maehl explained in her
letter that the last week of May
is designated by the United
States Secretary of Commerce
as national secretaries week.
Gould you set aside the week
of May 1929 to devote your
column to members of our pro-
fesSion?" Mrs. Maehl requested.
Perhaps you can keep a file Of
inquiries posed by secretaries
during the ensuing months; then
there would be ample material
for a week of columns devoted
to secretaries and their prob
lems."
Mrs. Maehl observed that
many of these columns begin
with: There is a discussion rag
ing in our Office" or MY boss
insists on this while I main
tain that is correct"
Well certainly do our best to
fulfill your request, Mrs. Maehl,
though I'm afraid we couldn't
spare a whole week.
DR. Shrdlu is highly enthusiast
tic over the plan. 81 hereby
issue an ultimatomatum," he
said, requesting secretaries to
write pre-immediately and thus
circumorginate a backlog of in
framation."
How about it, secretaries?
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1953-12-15
Fumous Fables
0AKY D0AKS
MUTT AND JEFF
By E. E. Edgar

TRADE - New York
Giants Manager John Nc
Graw once had a rookie
pitcher who had the max
ings- of a great southpaw ex-
cept for one thing-he was
fond of the bottle. McGraw
pleaded with him to STOP
drinking, but his pleas fell
on deaf ears.
Finally the manager de-
cided on drastic action. He
withheld the pitchers SAL
ary. paying for the mans
personal expenses himself.
And he issued strict instruc-
tions to the players that
they were not to lend his
prize southpaw the price of
a drink.
This tightening of the
purse strings worked. For
several days the rookie was
a model of sobriety. Nc
Graw decided to use him one
day as a relief hurler. He
gave him a baseball and
sent him out to the bullpen
to warm up.
In the ninth inning the
starting pitcher lost his
stuff. McGraw hoped off
the bench and shouted
across the field for his
Southpaw. The man did not
appear. Sensing that some
thing was wrong. he raced
out to the bullpen.
The southpaw was gone.
Fifteen minutes later the
infuriated manager found
him in q corner saloon. He
had traded the baseball for
Q half dozen beers.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
BOggs' Appointments
Confirmed Tuesday

The State Senate Tuesday of this
week confirmed the appointments
OF three justices of the peace and
SIX other appOintees named bv Gov,
). Caleb BOggs. The confirmation
were announced after a short eye
cutive session.
The magistrates are:
Roger A. Thomas of Bethany
Beach for term of four years ef-
fective February 18th; G. Earl Nic-
hols of SelbyVille for a term of four
years, effective February 18Th. and
william M. Taylor of Blades. of a
term of our years ending February
%, 1857. ''' U'i ,
Other appointees confirmed were.
Nathaniel w. Taylor of Dover. as
collector of oyster revenue for two
years ending in February. 1883.
victor P. Kohl of MiddletOwn and
Robert A. Short of Georgetown as
members of the State Board of
Agriculture, their terms to expire
in February, 1855; James w. Val
entlne of Dover, as seaIer of
weights and measures for Kent
County; John F. Mcdonald of Do
yer as a member of the Kent COun-
ty Department of Elections. his
term to expire in January, 1856,
and Preston L. Kenton of Milford.
as regulator of weights and mea-
sures for Sussex County, to serve
at the pleasure of the Governor.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
COOtie Group Helps
To Entertain Vets

! MilfOrd's Coolies and Coo+io+4oa
with the assistance of more tban
Sixty Milford junior high school
Students, provided entertainment
Ior a large group of hospitaIi1oJ
veterans at the Veterans Adminis
tration Hospital, Brack-Ex Doi
lne past Sunday evening. AS part
OF one OF the regularly scheduled
hospital yisitations of the local
M y. Z. units, the Coolies and Coo
tlettes provided Transportation 70
the hospital and return for a LARGO
group of students, who. under The
direction OF Mr.. George Messick
presented well received minstrel
snow in the main auditorium of tbe
hospital. '''- - 'iie
Following the show, members of
CoOtiettes' Club No. 49S preDarad
and served refreshments to the pa-
uents. Members of the youthful
minstrel show cast were "treated"
later during a break in the long
bus trip home.
Some twenty-five Coolies and
CoOtiettes made Sundays visitation
arrangements for which were made
by Mrs. Hilda Cannon, Cootieties'
hospital chairlady, and Charles
Mulholland, Clement Nevins and
Preston Cannon, of Puptent no. a /
Cleman Miltiades OF the Coolies
acted as master of ceremonies at
he hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Plan To Test
Legality Of Radar

The legality of the use of radar
by state police in making arrests
Tor speeding will be tested at the
april term of the Superior Court
IN Kent County, it was revealed bv
police officials this week.
AT present troopers are using two
OF the radar devices and already
several hundred arrests have been
made of motorists allegedly driving
at excessive speed on the highways,
One mOtOrist arrested in Kent
county has appealed his arrest and
test case is expected in the court
In April on the legality of the use
OF the equipment, police indicated.
Atty. Gen. H. Albert Young
claimed several months ago that in
his opinion the use of radar was
legal.
This week, 1t. H. P. Slant, in
of the communications divi-
sion, state police, conducted a radar
course at headquarters building
for all traffic lieutenants and shift
commanders. The setting up of a
standard operations procedure for
use of radar by state police through
out Delaware was discussed at the
session. The use of the equipment
and questions pertaining to the
legality of the device were also out
lined.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Avoid Disease Give
Young Animals Room

Beef producers who want to
avoid coccidiosis troubles and get
more profitable gains may simply
need to- give their young animals
more room. a spokesman for the
American Foundation for Animal
Health reported today.
The Foundation cited the fact
that calves have much less cocci-
diosis infection on the range where
they have lots of room.
"CrOwding the animals into small
lots or pastures increases the
danger" the report said. Small
feedlots become quickly contamina-
ted, and cattle can become severely
infected"
FeedlOts should be cleaned as
often as possible to avoid trouble.
Elevated feed and water contain
ers, designed to prevent contamina-
tiOn, should be used because cOcci-
diOsis usually is spread BY dirty
feed and water.