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POULTRY KEEPING FOR WOMBN 1
The women of America are fast fill- |
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York Elks Elect Officers,
York. Charles H. Kline has beet
elected exalted ruler of York Lodge
No. 213, Benevolent Protective Ordo
Elks. other officers chose
were Hsteemed loading knight
William iH Eisenhart; esteame
loyal knight, Ray P. Sherwood;
teemed ing Kknlj Alfred
Kell; secret: / nn
Lreasurar,
saph lL. Trumbo: trustees, A. (
zie, Allen H Harbold:
tive to (rand Lodge, W
alternate, WwW, W
careful attention, and as we have
been quite successful in this line,
will give our experience as iL may be
help
We
| vegtect Costs Fortune.
Bath. Complications have arisen of our
settloment Is, of
in the of the estate Of poultry keeps and it is only a ques
‘onstantine Geisinger, a hotel keep- | y h is tion of timz when women will he just
who died thig place recently | : DEY HR ~ ¥ Saud 7 ¥ 19
ieaving considerable property. : °C 38
Many n Mr. Geisinger
wdopted a boy, who took the name
William Constantine Walter. The = pe; \ :
+ regularly made aA 2.7 {emett Bb a (
who re- : | : Ee the rais
ipeident The pa \ i , pou , the stiri attention
ven Mr. Gelainger to Ey? ‘ 4,” “um, to the mi ‘ty ¢ oa bu
it was supposed this i
at Easton and Scran
others,
feed anything the first
then commence by giving
milk After feeding milk
we add moistened bread
clabber mixed
the
to
never
fhe at
actively engaged
The
that
td
Keep
poultry
in poultry
raising
hours,
new
“4
ing as
business
men of
os Years 3Ho is a pec iliarly adapt
M
neman,
Jo-
Ken
senta
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it to women: ieir hereditary edu- | chesse
and to be | ,
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Lent
runs
ition fitted them for it
In
134 BO on
ane
ih y CArelager
well
the
them
house
"Dre 1 § .
re LO [ERE giving
a TO lod iving
MH it oraeaq
was done
1 of any |!
id here
men
nt
be
Throne;
ater
1
and 8
teed
Bran
their
Dr. th y a
very little
were searched . :
adoption papers 4 Co nan will go out in the rain and get | ways gi ucks a
nsequently Mr X BF Nu, i
and, there
or widow,
having made no
to his brother,
inger, of Brooklyn, who
to his brother for
Years,
the Wish lB
wel feed, and
meal alone, as it will
Firoman Dies At Post Of Duty, ten records
Seated at his it W he
Protection Hose | Were never 1 {
Chatelaine, a | aiter 18 not an he
dead Becat child
was out
stationed
He
Bethlehem found 1
duty in the
Theodore B,
fireman, was found
alarm system
Was
the firm
order, Chatelaine
house at night
the fire
stricken with apoplexy
South .
pust of * .
House, heir
other ren
ire |!
weeks old we
green food, such
are two
plenty of
r' they
them
of inger
at iii ii it 1¢ ROes
CAD aug ietiuce it is a good
{ idea t
for t
their
bill
Plenty
scrapping.” | vided
JARRE
ag
was “"
as : naturally
SpoRen natura
enty-three
of rape
rushes
feed
BOW small patch
bulky food
reduces
0 a
hem This
growth
than men
ry conduct
titry
after the
schoo! Teacher Innocent,
Jersey Shore.-—B., H. Houseworth, |
principal of Jersey Shore High
Sehoo!, was found “not guilty’ on ae as
the charge of carrying | ; : Valley tailroad,
weapons In Williamsport, ouse- | bound and gagged the operator, Wil-
worth defended himsel! ags 3 and then ransacked
mob of pupils bent on putting money
the teachers of the High S a . . ‘
week ago, and rested by) ny pot 5 they
of the Arents un
pelled for the cape
Judge Hart
jury and
He state
to use
when
threat
and the
: = A -a
leat Up Tower Man. + 7/4 |.
I'wo
at
wom-
men broke
Hannah station on
mas)
the masked of fresh
them, but
“su
water 1 he pro
not get
later on it will
nol necessary
water
Sixt
24 AA
they must
pefore |
or
njured
them wet wl
urt
yery en
not
YOUngE
It is
Ber
pes
them,
rals
ducks te
ant you
a { 1x
en EET ¥ ’
in Caren ® - ‘ < ; ’ jucks; if young
> P
and iv bind : . Wi tand by and ated he h and swim all they
iousness,
than do'lar a pan
cked
a
i te
was ste " ad
i
¢ } 4
¥ 10 WAR
of a
the teacher
Ons
pr the
was
w of Car
ENORMOUS PROFITS IN MOVING PICTURES
lomas A. Edison, As Inventor, Gets About $7200 a Week, or Kearly $375,
C00 a Year—-Recoonized Producers Get an Injunction Against Un-
euthorized Traders --Now Some 13,000 Shows in This Coun-
try Which Exhibit Motion Pictures.
City g thea wottin.
ago of the di
Ed
old
cre
"relea
Beaten
Ma
Agno:
Plains
Joseph
to have
obael Ric
up Karana
and an iron
mentarily
most
and
ants
ur
long
} i i ins os Thomas A
five 1 ractured His assall nd the firemen had to 1e dead grapa p
Are i 2'rl ar the Ir »d persons on ) eel moving
Oonia Ar
TF ri
AY eggs
hatched
Te
od laying
Wild Geese Scare Farmers.
Reading Fi f
have etn fiyi
Berks County the past = tha ore what the business ¢ 1
glaring railroad lights at Mohrsville | DaADded dows n opinion swmiraining a Ee . rae in aa amounts "in dollars 8 cents: 2 aS ane a Sock, we. ig. 90 MAAN oat BE aad
bewilderad ’ : ohn 0 ¢ fo » firs e i Ari i in k 1
mausing ; 3 h ' I .
ground TT \ ing 7 ¢ PON a’ t for S60. i, which M1:
and “I . ; Sta’e
era on agains!
somrs 3 z ! x
thelr homes F ho wis = Ihe inior " ! n ti
killed. it ~ " ; shat Yahi
them al
hould
ay
been
out
the
HAYe
CADE
York
one from
arged un
Kiiled In Tani Explosion.
Rn X £4
eadin 1
machi;
Railways
ing a
ed. thi
erushin
ed
the exp
ater
leaves a
ONY
resu
of the TU!
that an
the gr }
mittedly have
Mr. Edison's ps
being Carl 1a
pendent Movil
America, of wh
and the Pantogr
in
Right Brothers
Shenand
four f w
miles,
mera! of
thelr
blood DOLSO
As Pallbearers,
dra
lice
my and ody
- % Poh £5 4 +93 it
Compas Quit,
ter of the
wag County
kill for fou
85.000 For Franklin and Marshall.
Lancaster The tr of F
lin and Marshall College announ
the receipt of a check for 85.0060, t}
gift of Israel B. Shreiner, of thia ef
Mr. Shreiuer has given
amecunts to the jocal Y. M
and the Y. W. C. A. to the
ter Genaral Hospital and to
College, at Collegeville
gon
ink
Church Fair Ice Cream Stolen,
Gettyabur About
tone line «of thieving was
when an unknown party stole
eream from a Methodist C1} f
tival. affair was in full swinz
and was ng largely patranized
The empiy can was found in a near-
by alley
gg
2 the 1
ver}
$5474 81
reache
+}
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ihe
Man Of Many Wounds 1) es,
Shamokin John Mengle died |
here. [He was a veteran of the Clvi
War, and it is said he received more
wounds in battles than any other
Northern soldier in the Civil War,
Change of Climate Causes Death,
Hazleton Joseph Goer, aged
years, a traveling man from Brook
lyn, dled the State Hospita'
from blood poironing following ton
diitis, which he contracted through
a sudden change of climate in com-
ing from New Orleans to Hazleton,
21
wo)
at hare
Ducket Fractures Man's Ska'l,
York While assisting in bullding
a chimney, 110 feet high, at fhe
Laefan Paper Mill, Clement MeKin
ney, 27 years old, was g' ruck by a
falling bucket and fatally injured. |
MeKinoey was on the grovnd assis’ |
ing in hoisting brick to the top of |
the rtack A scaffold on which a
bucket was nlaced swayed and Ve.
Kinney, ‘who was Alrectly beneath
started to run. - He was too la‘e, |
and the bucket crashed down on h's
head, fracturing his skull,
Dingnoses Her Disease,
Hazleton, — Eleanor Gibson a 14-
year-old schoolgirl of thig city, when
taken suddenly 111 in school, diagnos.
ed hor ense as appendicitis and
walked to the Miners’ Hosp'tal, un-
accompanied, where she presente!
herself to the physicians for an op-
eration. Examination disclossd that |
ghe was correct in her diagnosis and |
the operation was performed. Her
parents knew nothing of her illness
until she failed to return home from
her.
0 Got Divorce.
roe
Mrs. Alfred Pyle ~
i r a ~
veh 0 divorre
Henry M.
(lara J
eC WAN
Fussell,
Pyle
band,
A son
withewges
hand
114
Gig
o!
Alfred
and a
for the
is anid
apreir
vt Th sr
who
en. not
edings
0.0090 Miners Gy On Strike,
Fan the
AGUA Lehigh
isons outlined
9.000 am.
2 and 2 collieries
Valley went on
istion,
gtr
White Plague Nuren Stricken.
Da Edward E. Cala
well for the last several years a nurse
the State iher £8 dispensary
age fillen tim to the White
Plague and leave at once for
Mont Alto for Mra Cala
well, who unt months age
wana Miss Esther of Nooms
ne an enthusiast ec worker at
srensary and was recoatly
eradua‘ed from the Ratt! Hospital
Dynamite Explodes,
Hazleton
0 vears, a
”
nville dra
Ty
ii
freaiment,
a few
Geddes
Tanies Jowden,
miner Lattimer
Yorrible death in a sirance
Placing a stick of dynamite in the
begom of his shirt, he was oreparing
to put on the cartridge before firing
an shot, a sparl his lamp ig
nited the dualing and he was blown
n pleces,
azed
ma» a
mannar
i“
{ Tt
rom
Pedrick Des.
Thomas J. Pedrick, aged
60 years, died suddenly of heart
fal'ure. He was for many years an
active member of the Hanley Hose
Thomas J.
Cheater.-
explosion in Febraary 1882, when
- sss
The E£tate Rallroad Commission
D. A. Romberger against the Schuyl-
kill Rallways Company, operating
the trolley lines In the vicinity of
on the
ground that it sells tickets at re-
duced rates to miners and not to
other persons,
The complaint {3 the first of the
kind to be taken up and involves tho
subject of miners having a separate
Somparument when returning from
work.
The nresident of one of the
anies which are payin? royal
Mr. EAlzon said: You mn
it a gisnee that with the 4,060.0
sr 5,060,000 snes who p
daily attendance
pers
the sul :
{f wide
intimate interest
the American
Edi |
nart of has
id Mr. Edison has al-
mts to the public
achievements
fore he had the patents out
had organized any com-
ate them with
in no single instance, |
he reaped the undis-
of his brain work
until the settlement of the
is a maiter o interest
hére iz a
at bulk
more
of
the atory
and that
nN rot
fe of his
nope under
that
hey
eas
Now,
Motion Picture Patents Com- |
the piaintiff in the action just |
Judge Noyes—he wasn't
was involved In|
Since then these
|
no
Htigation
The Biograph Company, the
using
paying
ust decided by
action by the Motion
Patents Company
Laemmie and the Indep
he matter Judge
Noves was an
against
Ant
nagent
The Judge
of the
been
Te
inf
and ringe-
he
n
An?
the part of fondant
in He also
‘I am algo of the opinion that
charge, if tablished, that the
is ftself, is a member
violation of the
is not a
on
conceded.’
ofr
in
tmtsst o
gtatutle,
a combinat
Federal anti-trust
mn
infringement of a patent and fails to
fect in the complainant's
injunction against the de-
may therefore
personal in-
title An
corporations
The proof of
fendant
issue,
{s, however, deemed insufficient to war.
the issuance of an injunction
him and itis denied But
right of the complainant to renew
in case future acts
infringement are dis
PARTY
pro and is now on the press,
*
$i
with a revorter, Her
lntable;
politician,
country ever produced,
LEADERS HE KNEW
President: McKinley, the most
—
fic jection of Budget Costs Great
Britain S$142,500,000 in Revenue,
London. ~The rejection of the bud- |
++ by the House of Lords in the pre-
eding Parlinment cost ihe country
in loss of revenues $142.,5600,000 ju
the current financial year, according |
(0 & statement made by Lavid Lioyd- |
Ue ue in the House of Commons.
Yue Uhamccllior of the Hxehequer |
adied Lust it was impossible to say |
«ai proportion of this loss could be
i lmately rocovered,
staement hag caused a sonsa-
Lion vkivughout Great Liritatu.
“Physicians’ Trust,” What East
Auroras Says, as Prices Go Up,
Buffalo, N. Y.~~Resldents of East
Aurora are indignant at the action of |
phyeicians in making a concerted
movement to raise the schedule of
feos for attending patients from fifty |
10 100 per cent, i
The action became Kkpown when |
notices of the new rates were sont
out. The people are strong ia their |
denunciation of the action »f what
they call a ‘doctors’ Trust,” but the
i
new schedule will stand,
4 i
who perhaps
i
experience
get to wondering If
breed poamiiry
¢ t would
on
2
be good
a fair paving clerk
viginess to enganee
difficult
of all
ip or a
Such stions
go answer to
BTe vYary
jafaction
the sat
department of wach
more really depends upon the mean
than e¢ bus
jreann n
human industry 1
on th ness: and where on«
ay make a
undertaking. another may
aving started equally as
chances of success. Wwe have failures
success of ans
with
3 well a gir pRany CVO ¥ ©
nes: and profession and the
exception to this ru
Few id think of entering
inten a hb mercantile purenit
without a fair knowledge of the princh
the
avery Year
the
r supponition that “anybody can
raise chickens when as a matter of
fact the poultry business requires
j8t as brains
a8 any
nimogt
business i= no le
persons wo
ising
lew uo wh business Is con
ducted, yet
neraong attemnt
nle
on
much and
lure wil!
iot of the
lens person
be learned and
tn be
other bhnsiness a
nevitabl be the
inexperiend ed and care
for the business must
§
thorouechls
: red
when conducted large
Enitomist
vénture on a
tale
TO RAISE DUCKS
Ducks’ eggs must be dampened dur
ng incubation. whether ander a hen
¢r in the incubator. They should be
dampened one» each week during the
Tow
about three times: luke warm water
must be raed
When hatching von may assist them
«11 and it will net hort them in the
wee ehauld be taten from
the nest as soon as dry, when it is
& 4 the ben may mash them, It
with them if you have a small lot for
They do not need hovering
viore than a few nights,
It {x tmportant that they showid
roost on a floor and not on the
The feeding problem should receive
:
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MEAT
ighly nitrogenous, and
that
meat,
o.
y with elements
Rn Eran
BOTADS
will
the
Lean
butch
com
from the
cost but little,
of
When
they
inereased number
red
allowed the PRS
that
grain
una?
balanced hy
may be se
only
He vie in gnvert 11 Into «EX
a
haracter
food of a More
Although
utly high,
from each
pay Tor the
them National
tuniess
nitrozehous
ment i838 aprare
more 8 week
ive of
will sufficient to
luxory afforded
Poultry Journal
he
CLOVER SEED OOD
is claimed hy one anthority that
hundred pounds of clover meal
enongh lime for shells
of 17% dozens of ezgs lover is
very rich in protein and « aine pot
ash, soda. phosphoric acid and otdber
make it one the
best feeds for {wis that can be used
It contains all vp
balanced proportion, and is palatible
the healthivi
It
one
the
ol
the essentials |
fowls as well as
NOTER
When the vizor of the flock is
lone
wi
to
‘aw,
cannot be Rent
the be very
20 it pays to keep the
rroductivent
therefore
3
nrofit
un
OTUs
Vaking ‘he hens do ail they are oa
ection and breeding, growing hetler
paying basis
The poultry keeper who is wide
awake and mixes sense with what
tan be learned from science, knows
the places from which no profits are
coming. and will seek to remedy them
at onc.
Watch the flock, do your part, and
if the hens won't do theirs, get same
that will, but don't expect a dollar's
worth of eggs from ten cents worth of
feed, and what few insects the Tens
may be able to secure,
Treat the hens as well as yon do
the hogs and the cows. and be content
with as much profit from feed. and
comparative cost of hens, ns from
the other stock, then there will be no
disannointment. ;
The lord of this bunch of selected
puliets should be from an eggdaying
breed, of course.