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Poultry Farm. Leaning.
.‘Ilchu
Bigonrauch c;- be “'inter. Red
Ba 21k. .\ J.. tied for third place with
a score of 53 eggs each. Fourth place
goes to a pen or “bite Leghorns own-
Bc-ck Egg Farm “'oodclitf Lake.
. \xlzich lzad a grand total of 5-
7,.1‘1“ hens eggs for the week.
The four leading pen: in each
L; 311 ciiigun
‘ D's
MANY MflRE EfiliS
BTORRS .., Conn. July
In the egg laying contest at Siorrs :u-i
‘751 em or a Held of 53 6 per cent il‘m principal breeds are aslollows:
hr the thirty-filth “(oh 0: the co: — Plymouth Boeing
“t. This is an increase of 91 «ggs Harry G. Culver (Barred)
of;
flora than last on}; :i-ni '.. (ggs mo: e “fathompton Beach. 1.. I ..... 1477
“I: last. war for in some priioll \V, H, l:. Km}! (Barred) f
M were 43 nor-ks out of a Yolal or Cuzmioria. N. Y .............. 1392;
”O that did not lay m e- gg liming the Purdue I'i‘h‘vrsily (Barrmi)
week. Out of the 1"“ \Vyallfiotttg (-22- in Fayette. Ind ............... 134.. "
Ontario Agricultural College ‘
(Barre-i)
Guelph, Ont. . .
\"hlto _\\'yandmt05.
lured 19 pt‘r cent. of tliMu all-l not My.
out of the :40 Riiode Islam! 110415 53
“Ids or ”22.1) Imi‘ Cum, fazlui to lll-V
m the egg basket during the week.’
.1320
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Md 19.2 pv-r ohm. of tho l.--ghorns ni' Frank 1”. )laueson
‘W‘al 0’ 77 birds out of the 4"” kvm luvisvillu 12. l .............. 17-6?
' m with the othvr ll'.‘ lyir-lsl This \Vnmnlrmzu urvlzzuds
nukes a grand tom} or 11:3 liiilis that woogm; :gw. L'mzn. ..
and a. pen of Leghorn: owned 2
’conmrning I
irielus. and said me next mow? resteu
ir‘rs who should
“sni‘i.
_Ii€r n.” voncessions
L. E. Insoldsby
Cooperstown; N.
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RUSSIA’S BI’DGE!‘ INTERESTINGJ
THE HAGUE. July 6 .-—(Associated
Pros).—- “A fantasy of figures.‘ is
the characterization applied today by
European experts here to the Russian
budget. submitted by the Sonet “rep-l
resc—niathes.
“Still they are intensely interest-1
lng"sald M. Alphnnd, the French
expert. They clearly demonstrate-
the Ho! sheviki are gradually aband-
oning Communism. Thev uphold the !
slab tradi- monopoly but are no lyl
to grant intihidual trade licenses. ‘
Smivt spokesmen complained of
in;- r lusal of the 1103- Russian ex-
p1 rm to answer zuwia's questions!
lie-r private property
with the représentatives of the pow-
propose; smie con-
t3 .eir part they
would submit a
for foreigners.
plans. On
the Russians
CIT-LO
did “or lay an ”m; ‘IUY‘IHK ”I“ thirty- “ZIHM‘ llrn'ihurx i\\'lwn asked about the? altitude of
fifth week. \Vithout rpwstinn mom If ’fnninchn, l 1;: .Ili‘msia on the rostimiion of con-
these birds Wow slaclu rs and an ("Illl- Cirmfins J, Illvn‘hhl . 'zlscair-l property. the spokésmm‘; in.i
Inertial poultry farms could li;l\(-’ in. ll Now Runny“ Com ........... 1326 sisrmi that the Soviet Government
culminated from flu: ffm'kl Hm! «’l.l,< llhoulc' I-laml Hula. could not rm'okn its x‘onfiscation or-I
been possible at Slows iizn p. r mun. 'l'l. up. inn-[:3 ans, Lnt that it was wiring to malt»?
urodudirm 1'0? UN? “"‘Hi “"11?” flv‘i‘w .m :7'2 Hm‘x‘ ' " ~< .......... 117* colitpznruiimz.
wen about 87 par r-r'. This. ume J“? :: z l,.,‘v.'=‘ -
I‘ve made an invrmsn “2' H l" r' f. Inn: :-- l E. l onw .............. 1343 NH’SK‘AI. COMEDY STAR
over the prt-smit .‘nlul. ;‘ u 5“»;an - .‘IARRIFS‘.
Th9 honors for Ilif‘ v." (k “urn Ilis- ' Hxli‘itlfl’l! l'l. \IIII‘F. . . n... .... . .1291 -——-
mooted nmnm: tin: LVL'I‘JIHN, \\'_'..ln- r :4 Chopin NEW YORK. July S.—This is the":
attesannl Rhmlr lxlv ri l:a ll», 1;. .:;_v. [gifiyniwudO‘V' 1139s. . , . , , _ 12:1 u-ufiiim: «lay of Miss Carroll .\lc(‘ornns.g
n. Ferris' “'hi'c- Loixlzm'ns l'rnm (irunnl , \\‘liiu- Leghorn” unwind «.‘nmsdy slur. fir-i “Elli-“r 1.?
Rapids. Mich. “u: m-c: “lle .l tum J. Frank Dulmig l-i-iricllt. :1 nmvspapc-r artist. ohmirwlj
production MY 3-: pct-4 0- “wk, M-.m‘- .m, \‘r ..... . ....... “14-": a “(“039 roster-day. 2
Harry D. Emmmrs' wmm \Vyrmrln'l- < Hmlxwmvl Farm Mix-s “(Tomas is not coir: Mi 3?
tram Plymouth. "'"W'U ‘~‘»“»'" v“""“-"I ”Olliwfin‘ \Yash ............. 14"} Eli‘nv‘nl'inn lnlm“dlfll“}‘~ '5“? 5‘ 5.335:
101' "w ““"k “M‘- s. ”A M (if 77» -L'::~. (lodge-i l‘gtzlirx‘ Ch!) iCI"ll‘.2 in r‘iirp from ‘h- >‘(l£‘. 5‘2“”
A pen 0f PAH“! 11m RH (rum-l (manna Cant: ................ 137:;mi‘l “‘ilh :1 smile.
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Old Mr, Temptation Keeps Busy
By Thornton W. Burgess
Tomphtiou‘s always buy,
by night as well as day,
And In who stop. to listen will tardy have to pay.
, —Peter Rabbit.
FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1922.
1—K ‘E
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Daily Service Between New York & Norway
‘ LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
'mmmchuroumfiarormmum
Motion; PIddedetorrmitunWork
mmzsamoord SLSmNorwalk, Phonezu
Mtukommwmmrmohmm '
Slowly Peter Rabbit I proachedi
firmer Brown‘l Men. he Block
Shadow- hod dread crepk out from
the Purple "Kill! hiind which fol .q
mud red ‘1. Sun Ind sail
Slain“. Onrmtheedgcofthe
run For”: Melody the Wood
Thrush V... m out hit ever'
long Most 01 the other birds in
.lreod [0.thon There wereafew
exec 3. KW theOwlqume.
of come. Whip-poor-will ind just
awakened and was ailing over in the
Gun: Forest. Boomer the Night-
hawk wu hunting hl‘i dinner high in
the sir ohm Pal-norm Brown' a garden.
rhino under the
{mm on Mix into that
m. um woo too
for km to
see VG well, hut n wudzring Little
353” mm to him delicious
smells. For I Ion tine he at there-
wishing he could nee better, but de-
termined not to the I step beyond
the (once.
“You or. I dlly fellow." whispered
Old Ir. Temputlon. “The idea of
mhumumsmmnuinc
two, without knowing anything more
obout tho: tum you do now!
to. m not in no tightest dung".
Nobody but Old Mr. and is In the
den now dad there isn‘t a mo:
the worlduwhy whyyon shouldn‘t 30
Ml “trough“.
“Thnt’s so." 3:“! Peter wally. 'It
will be oil right to just walk around
in then. I wonder where Old Mr.
Toad in? I wonder if he is over in
the lettuce bed? I holler: I’ll just
run over Ind find out."
So Pour crept under the fence sud’
stoned for the lettuce 0n tho
wny he posted sever-lilo rows cdl
young “A led of one of
thou would last: good, “whispered
Old Mr. Temptntion.
“I know it." replied Peter, “but I‘m,“
not win: to ink: one! ;
tdomld you " continued
Old Ir. Tmpution. “You would "
he! 3 lot better {or it. it is 3 long
time line! you have Ind anything but
you and ma clover. Ole leaf
wouldn't be missed. No one would
ever know it lad been taken. Thou
leave: an Jun right for entitle now.
Never mix: will they be as tender;
and :03"
“I know it,” wd Peter. “I don‘t:
suppose on. leaf would be missed
And now you mention it. I m tired?
of u tad clover.”
re' s I plum over then with so;
may leave. tin: the loop of one won‘t?
runner in a. host.” whispered Old
A
l
QbV’
Enibbling 11» won in n' ”‘
Peter poked‘ his head under tho
fence and gazed longingly iota
that goo-dew.
Mr. Teaphtion. "Why should Farmer
Brown luv: 3!! that no
you not have oven n taste?
onto! finale-no. it will not.
you feel like I new Robbin"
Pour hesitated. Then he slowly
hopped over to that Rink? phat.
It wu true that one en! wouldn't be
misled. Peter mixed on: his
wobbly little none for a and}. He
didn't Intond to take I bite. All In
wound no co one“ of that
But somehow he Med that ub-
lltde none further m be m
to’nnditwnchedzkodgenfalefl.
Peter just bad to milk}: in «56;: of
it. Inhowrmrdfluxg‘aod hm
to Peter an m MB: in mud
mmitmnkimtmuutn
lure tho who}: kid.
Niblg mm-L 13m. m its!
wuss in)! a: L 3»?qu xi’rém kibble.
That lea! m r? ‘3 w. Still it
seemed to P412": :13: m Lam" I‘d
galore LE1... 1 ‘i ”:1 25 13.3: let!
wouldn't b! :3 Ramp-am.“ 2» 31:: sum
it would: 2—: .vsf {m mr’xmphrt
wouldn" I»? 34.1; a: kappa! lo
the next F;l.3‘ L23” W: to nibble.
'01:! Mr. Tras;ts:;~t cicada.
:(‘rw'tfixh at: tr? “1 “at-m”)
The oer: “Peter Forget:
banning bu: Hz: Stomach."
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C0nltrl race on educatioa (o be held in
‘1923 are “G:
Thomas.
Schools.
pruoemlng to ihe National Education
Association the rv‘pmi u!” (h:-
lrc on Foroign liv-lulmus.
are being sent in for!) liu‘
to join America in the enterprise Mr.
Thomas and:
out of tlw
shall come
association. which will federate edu-
cational organizational throughout the
world." the report continued.
that the world (OHTPTC’IIC‘E discuas a
world pomw
1980.
oarth may come together upon com-
mon ground bringing with them the
limits of peace."
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to consider recommendations to be
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{or dow-lopmrnt of Muscle Shoals
Commit-
imitations
cnumi ie 3
commmc-n n commends that
“ (H'Id voul‘cronce there
an international rducatlon
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"The committow further proposed
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