Indiana daily times. [volume], June 11, 1920, Home Edition, Page 13, Image 13

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He to Experiment
W in Quail Hatching
Kitzing, superintendent of
■Uverslde park, is the first to respond
Fto an appeal of the department of con
servation for persons finding good quail
eggs In abandoned nests to send them
*to the state game experiment station,
where an attempt will be made to hatch
the eggs under bantam hens.
Men engaged in mowing the park dis
covered a nest and when the quail fallen
to return, gathered and forwarded the
thirteen eggs to the station.
George N. M3nnfeld. superintendent' ot
fisheries and game, hopes to raise a
number of quail for the state in this
way, which otherwise would be lost by
the eggs spoiling after the nests are so
disturbed that the adult quail abandon
them.
The eggs should be sent to Frank Has
stlman, 6tate game experiment station,
Waveland, Ind.. and donor should give
his name, address and position where
eggs were taken.
The state will endeavor to return some
mature quail to the donors of eggs.
Indiana Now Owns
Real Italian Bees
r The state of Indiana is now the owner
of six full colonies of pure bred Italian
bees, all located in Jumbo hives with
supers for the whole amount and one
extra hire including queen excluders and
bee escapes.
The bees were purchased from R. H.
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Torturous Suffering.
Those who rely upon. local treat
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and not the disease itself. They are
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the heat in the wrong place.
These terrifying skin irritations,
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have their origin in a disordered
condition of the blood. They come
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Lieber, director of confervatlon in In
diana. and were transferred by auto
truck to Turkey Run state park in
Parke county, where they will “work”
for the state.
C. O. Yost, state apiary inspector for
the department of conservation, who
transferred the bees, says there are ap
proximately 500.000 bees in the six col
onies.
The state will endeavor to demon
state with these colonies that scientific
beekeeping is a profitable business, espe
cially in these days of sugar shortage
and continuosly mounting food prices.
France Drained by
Three Great Rivers
PARIS, June 10.—The three great riv
ers that flow from the heart of France
to her three seas have each a character
of their own.
The gray and rapid current of the
Rhone, swollen with the melting of the
glacier snows, rolls past the imperish
able monuments of ancient empire, and
through the oMve yards and vineyards
of Provence, falls Into the blue waves
ol the southern sea.
The sandy stream of Loire goes west
ward past the palaces of kings and the
walled pleasure-gardens of Touralne,
whispering of • * * royalty.
But the Seine pours out his black and
toil-stained waters northward between
.rugged banks, hurrying from the capital
of France to bear her cargoes through
the Norman cliffs into the English chan
nel. t
Do not expect to 4>e cured of any
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local treatment, as such remedies
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1929.
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