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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19

Gin Mittel sur 8etGu.
bung BON ga bn- unb S9rens
( 6mer3en. Sins Der toitli6iter
r2Gui9en" BON SriB Reuter bunbeIt
bon sinem Sungen, Der in elmer 2tpos
t6ete Elm MlitteI gsgen &opfIhmerSer
oerIangt uno nun angepieIen fpirb, in
eine Glai6e gu rie6en, tpprouf er Dom
Stubl fdlIt. 9interber felt fi4 ber'
aus, bab gar ni9t er, ionbern bic
Spdter ieiner 5erri9aft Sopfihmera
gen bat. @s IGBt Ii6 errat6en. oaB biea
Qusrtpeltsmittel gegen &opfI6mersen
ppbl in Sdlmiatseiit beitanoen bat
unD bic Gnlpenbung DON Rieditpffsr
gu IuI6em 3ped 1T serabe i'm @oli
nod fpeit berbreitet, pdbrenO bos
Rte6fIdId6en pon ieiner Stelluug in
ben Dornebmen &reiien oiel etugebiiBi
bat. Sr. 9loplf ShiparS bat in bel
rMiin6ener meoisintI9en Dphen'
I9riTt" bieIen aIten 9rdu9 ernitltf
tpieber aufgeuommen, aber auf eint
beIonoers pirtiame Qnperoung in be-
Itimmten 5GQen beI6rGntt. 8as Wttt'
tel, oos er empfieblt, lit oas dtbertT6'
SenF0l. Rie6t man in Elm Sli1hher
binsin, oas nur peniee @ramm oie'e,
6tiiiIigteit entbGlt. 10 erfolgt stne RD.
tbung bes 9eTi6ts, SbrGnenfluB uni
poriibergebenoer glt6mungsitiuftdub
9ieTe 5olgen piirbe man nift geraot
Iuhen, nber Iie treteu bod binter oer
srfreuIi6en gri6einung 5uriid, oah
aud elm beftiser 3abnidmer3 ipfpri
nufbort. 9ei @eriu9en baben bic po'
tienten ertIGrt, Der S6mer5 fei i'm
@ugenbIid pie neggefpif6t setpeien,
uno srpur metit fir mebrere Stunben.
0a bic llrIa6e Der S6mer5en oaour9
ni6t oebpben piro, lam ibre Oauernbe
llnterbriidung natiirli6 ntdt erpdrtet
tperDen, oo6 lit es aud oorgetpmmeH,
oaB bic S6mer3en etnise Wo6en ouss
blieben. penn iie .nur ourd bic ees
n0bnlihen 8or9Gnge Der 3obnfduIe
perurfo6t gepe1en pdren. sluBeroem
bat Or. S9par5 ben dbuIiten Sins
flub bes SenfDls bel SbrenI6mer5en
erprobt, bic ourf cine atute NttteIa
obrent5unbung herbpreerufeT porbeu
tporen. Die SbreuIdmer5en gelten
fir fait ale MenTfeu, bic iis erIebt
boben aIs bic fur6tbarften, bic es
iiberbdupt eibt, uuo BON ibueu erI6it
au peroen, ift I6on fir einiae Stuns
ben BON grobsm Dertb. Cine nadtbeis
liae gDirtung bes Senf6Is 1T bel ettpa
leo Galeu uisnIaIs bsOba4tet prrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19
gpIiseilife @arnnna.

poIiseidsF GopsIun erIieb seitsrn
elm. guiforSerung an feine Seamten.
eara,if su d6ien, odb gambler ir auus
silmmi nidt mebr gdnSsr, peununts
unb glrmbdnber. .psl3e cine beitimmts
9lufIhrift tragen, an ainber gratis
absebsn. Oieie QluffOrberuns ssitieb:
in llebereinitimmung nit bem gu
aenbgerisbt unb perben ii9 ale Sdnos
Ter, pelae troB Der sit ersebenben
@arnung ipeiter oisIe in Grase ites
benben Remnants etc. an ainber obs
seb.n. Dor Dem SusenSseriat su Der
antwortsH haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19
1erionals lsN otiaex.


6rr qbe gIod. BrdIibent bel
Observation-Disclosures 2lbe glof
&c Co.. lieat in i.iner Wobnuna,
1erter unb 6adberrp Mpeniie. Wdls
nut Sills. aefdhrli6 ertranit barnis'
ber unb bic i'm bebdnbelnben Ieratt
haben iebfpsbe 5ooffnuna auf feline De
n.funa aufasaeben. Serr 8lo6. Der
i'm 76. Sabre itebt. 1T audi prafoent
Der 8olf Gl.ctrieal prumotina 60.
Setretdr unb S6abmeifter Der Ratio'
nal 2lutomatic fire 9lldrm Co., Wtit'
alieb Der Gretutipbeb0roe bts DenpeI
gaaiional ssetpiib Sofpital for Con-
iumptipss unb b.s ssiibiiAen Waiien'
bauies in gleneldnb, 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19
9letne Ysli5einahrihten

- Der Reser CHARLES grotpn, ipels
der IN Der Sienitaq Hadt npn poli=
siitsn unter Der geidulbiguns bes
9iebifabIs psrbaftet tuurbe. seitano
Dem D,iettip Sereeant Moriarttb
Elm. bab er minbeitens sipanais Gins
briide unb Oie6fG1is bon Maaren
BON unbepadten MaseH besansen
bat,
- Der polisiii 8urbrint perhaftete
aeiiern ben 80 SABRE alien Maier
Sbomas German, BON go. 2016
gaitern Mp<nue unb lieferte beni.lben
dIs .Sdubhdftlins" Der gentralspos
liaei Station elm. cm 8eiiB bes
Wannes ipuroen Elm pdar iebr tpertbs
bolle RsnnI6litti9ubs ssfunben.
Gorman aab an, oab er ii6 mad ct.
Qaiprsnee bsssben pollis, um BON bort
bort per SdIitti6ube mad Montreal
CANADA. gu fabren. 0as 8sntbmen
nes Wannes peranlabie ben Yo.i5iitea
benielben in S6ubbaft su nebmen.
- Die Spieler glbtbeilung bes
Geietiip Departments perbaftete se@
tern ben 3S Sabre alten Sobn Gee,
bon gp. 934 s5resman @penue, i'm
5aufe go. "a Dit Court Strabe unter
Der 9efhulbisung bes gu9mahens
unb geiibes BON Wett3ettien.
Die D.ieftips aubn UNI SiIl
psrbaitstsn seitern bic geserinnen Sus
Tia Smith u. 9eorgia Sngrdm. tpeIde
unter benz Dsrbadt Itsben. in Der
Disniiaq Raht Sobn gofplins. einsn
bsideten Wlann. tpelder Rc. 506
Broabpab ipobnt in bem Jlur bes
5aufes Hc. $50 Beff 6. Strabs Inn
ben 8eiraa bon $50 berdubt 5u bahsn.
Di. R,eerinn,n lparfen sinen S4leitr
iiber bas geIift bes Wldnnss lnIb
idlsppten i'm alsbann in ben aaus'
fur.
- German pbiIlips. gadifpdds
fer ter Rational asab Co.. an Der z.
Gtrabs unb 5rtemdn 2peniIe, feuerts
gsitern Wlorgsn brei Mal auf aipti
Mdnnsr. fptIhe er unbefuster Wsiie in
benz gebGuoe antraf. unb BIZ
duf feinm .3uruf Hidt ittben blisbsn
pbillips nimnit an, baB er sinen Der
8mrihsn aetrofftn bat. Die 0erbd6'
iigen trariffen bic 7yludt. ndhbsm II.
ihrs sufaminsnserdffte 9euit fallen
aelaHen hdtttn.
- Dem pOIiseisefpabriam ipurb.
aeitsrn Der 20 Sabre. dIte goipir
Gtaum. bon 30. ALB Mrt Gtrabe
einaeliefert. tpslher burh einen Beam,
ten Der 6umanitGts geItlII&aft aus
ct. 2onis ipesen Rihtperiorgiina mad
bier suriidsebrudt iuurbe.
Mlii i1fpsren WerIsbunsen ipur.
be in 6sr Disnftas glaht Ser p
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19
Gimbriibe ittto 9iebFdble.

- MitielIt Stemmeifsn unb 9ams
mer 0ffneten in Der 9ienftaq Ratt
ginbret.r sinen tltinsn Gelbihrant,
ipel6er fih in einem 5iutsraimmer in
Der 5eil. sFamilien air6s, Ro. 3015
price aDenue, priee Sil, befano. Die
ginbre6.r, tpel6e iid cur9 Ginbriis
den zines Senfters 3utritt gu ben
RGlmsu >Oeri4afft batten. srbeuteten
S52.
- glus BEN Bureau Der sSirmd
Willer C 6offmun, Ro. 442 Slt
ssront Strabe, itablen IN Der Sienltaa
Ra6t Die6e einen Repolper uno 81 IN
gaar. psldes fis in sinsm pult bOr'
fanpen. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19

bier qe6oren, aber bic 9flese bes
9eutidJen lit ibnen 2ebensbeOiirfniB.
Den 9ortrag am 5reitag 9lbenb fat
Der 8rdiibent bes aln6s Serr Or.
Sarrp 8. 2aque iibernommen uno
siuar fpir6 ct iiber v9fmerifas l,rein,
ipobner" reoen. giidt bios Die Ulit-
qlieoer Ses Glnbs, ale Oeuti8e fSrei.
mallrer iino eingelaoen nno ber3li6
ipiQfominen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19
EablDtpa tam5t.
Die rniiiide gaaerina fuirb ibr Gait
fpisl ant ssreitas abioluisren.

Dit beriibmte ruiiiide aunittGnae.
rim paploipd bate am Dienitaa 4bero
in ct. louis einen fleinen unfaQ uno
afpar an 8ein. iobat bierber qemelbet
fpurbe, bic prima 8allerina mare nidt
i'm Stanbe, bier am Treitda 2lbeno,
lpie anaefiinbiat, in ber Wuiitbaae
aufsiitreten. Die anD6elperitau6una
1T iebod 10 unbebeutenb, bah Die
5aae Der Ritbe big anm sfreitaa pol'
liza binrei6en, Inn bic ainftlerin fpisa
Der auf bic sfiibden Az ftellen. Sis
pirb besbdlb am iSreitaa 4benb auf,
treteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19

fiir ben Sergeanten 5u seItnbe, uro
er legte in beioen SdQen geritfung
elm. gllld ser !So1lptmann lmo Der
Sergeant leeten @erufltng elm. Der
Saltptlnann sog iebo6 Die 9erllillng
ipieoer Suriif, porGltf aud Der Se'
ridtsbof oies i'm Sale bes aompag'
niedefs that.
@egen Serreant @oife berbanotIte
bas Sberfriegsgerift bes8aroeforps.
Die Sisltng ntltbte jeoof oertagt
neroen, neil Der Saltpt5euge, Der
@renaoier ar6rner, Ser I'M 2a3oret
liegt, nift eri6einen fonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19
Gin ShmeiubuaS ais militdri=
iaer Grsieber.

Gin 1tnoebeierlider SaQ bon Sol.
botenaudIerei beihditigte an, 20.
Se6ruar 6as Gbertriegsgerift ocs
@orbeforps. glngeflagt mar Der Ser
gcant @aite BON oer 7. aonlpog1ie
Ses Sediments &6nigin auglIta. Gs
tultr6en ibm 3tpei Sale bon WhBbarl0.
lung uno ein Sal bon oori6ritts-
tuoriger gebanolung sur 2ait gelegt.
Der RibbanoeIte lit Der Grenaoier
Gromer. SSn Dem einen SAL bonDelt
es lid iiiN cine Sbrfetge, Die Der slils
aefIagte Dem &romer beim StiefeI'
appel periebte. Der onoere Sail Bat
| ii6 in iolsenber @eiie abgeipielt:
sln 26. gtopember erifien oer
6ienittnienoe Selotpebel auf Stube
90, urf Der Der slneefIagte, Der Sor'
poraIi6oftsiiibrer mar, nit ieinen
2euten lag. 9lls Der 6eIotpebel inter
0ie 9etten lab, idno er unter DEM
ainen gett eineu &orb Dor. IS itcllte
| iih ip1ter beraus, oaB es Der &orb
bes @renaOiers ar0fier mar. sIl5
Der llnterofii3ier ben 9roner nadbyr
iragte, mas es fitr elm aorb geIpelen
lei, p1ibte Der 8renaoier nift, oab IS
ii6 Inn ben ieintgen banbelte, ilno er
iagte, er piiie BON rtifts. 3oralifbtn
beiabl ibm Der Sergeant, mebrere
Otale aui ser Shlbe auf ino ab 5l
laufen. So6ann CAB er ibn Den Be
iebl: .gor ben Spudnapf binlegenl@
Ger llntergebenc iiibrte ben geiebi
ioiort aus. gIls &r0mer nit bem &C.
iidt Dor Dem Spudnapi lag, CAB tDnt
Der 9lngefIagte ben geiebl: Saul"
Ter llnteroiii5ier iab Damn 8lt, lpie Der
@renaoier oetl aopf in ben SpudnapI
neigte lln6 baraus tranf. Gr nuBte
iih bieraui erbeben iino ipie nm ails.
Gin Ginidbrig. 6renuiIliger, Der oies
nit atgeieben bate uno oarilber en-.
port mar, meloete ben Sail oent
2eutnant uno bieier ltattete beim
aompagnieidef Saitptmanm Senif b.
Bilia6 WelSurg. 8ieier lieB ben
Sergeanten ioiort fomrlen, lluO bel
Dem 8erbor, bas er nit ibnt auitellte,
aab @aite Die Sbatiahen obne mcite-
res 5u. slnitett MN Die Sahe Dem
@erid,t gu iitergeben. 5og es Der
Saltptlnann Dor, ben Sergeanten nit
MIR orei 3agen selinben alrreIt Cd
oisjiplinariid aii beitrafen uno i5nl
Die sSiibring Ger 8orporalifaft ab5n.
nebmen. Grit ant 6. 9e5ember reihte
cr beim @eridt Den 9batberidt ein.
Gs puroe MN nift MIR eegen Den
Sergeanten Auflnge pegen WtibbGno-
lung erboben ionoern aid berSaupt'
mann bate ii6 ipegen poridsliher
llnterIaiiung Der iDm oblieaenoen
MeIouna itrafbarer Sanolungen Ell
nes llttergebeuen 81 perartfporIen.
Gas ariegsgeriht Der 5lpeitcn
@aroebipiiion aelangte aud 5u cirer
geriirtbeilunJ oes StonlpagniedetS.
gs erfannte gegen i'm altf orci gSo'
den Stubenarreit. Sergen1t gSaife
ipurbe pegen fer Mibbanolingen 81
orei W1onaten tno einem Gage Be'
| fangniB periirtbeilt.
Ter Sauptnann botte 81 ieiner
@ertbeioigi,ng aneeiiibrt, baB es linn
ni6t fIar eetpeien lei, OBJ in Dem Erin.
FEM aus Dem Spudnapf cine Wtib.
banSIitns 3u erbIiden let (l!Dl er
babe Sober Don elmer anoeige abitnno
| genommen.
Gem 9eridtsberrn mar ioipobl Die
lStraie iiis ben $alptniann aIs alia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19
Spfer bes Sturmes in
Rubluno.

ct. getersburg. 10. Mdr5
Der Sturn, Der am Souutug UNI
Mpntaq bas iiibli9e RuBlunb heim.
fu6te, bat, tpie cine 0epeihe aug Ro.
itop mel6et, in bem @e6iet an Del
Miinbunq bes DON allein mebr ols
1000 Spfer geforoert. Sin aus 400
6duiern beite6enOes SSiIderbprf tuura
be pollitdnbig in bic See binausges
I9pemmt, unb babel tamen allein
5000 Meniden ums 2eben.
glus 2titruhan tpirb gemelbet, bab
man bort ernitIiA nm Die Stferbeit
Der 6iiderflptte beforgt lit, auf Der
fi1 10000 MiGnner befinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-19
Mnfdae.

- Dur9 aussleitsn auf bem Sei>
fenfpege an her 49, unb 2odlano
Gtrabs su Carthage. itiir3te seitern
Radmiitas Der 81 Sabre alte Robert
Gtepens nieber unb aog iih einen
8rud bea linien Gubfn0Hels 3u.
Siepsns. ipeIder Ro. 81 Stone Ctr,
Carthage ipobnt. ipurbe na6 bsm itdos
tif9en 6oIpital gebraht.
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@eIndlte geriouen.

Der poliSei ipurbe ssitsrn mitsss
tbeilt, bab Der 18 Sabre aite louis
5elin felt Dem 16. MGr3 aus ieiner
Dobnuna, go. 517 Weit 8. Strabs,
peri9punben III.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-10
Work Being Done In Florida
By The Canning Club Girls
Jacksonville Times-Cnion)

ners were in use. Mrs. Evers,
the efficient HillSborough coun-
" agent. has been indefatigable
in teaching not only the club
members but anyone interested
in the work. found a 1912
club worker in Hil'sborougl
visiting homes and canning for
IS cents per hour.
Miss Warren, Of Walton
county found over IS per cent
of her girls had figs on their
farms. She taught them pre-
serving. During the fig season
Miss Powell of the United
States department of agricul-
ture came from Washington to
Walton county to study the
best methods for girls to follow
in putting up marketable
product. One club member as
a result of this work has IA in
dividual jars Of fig preserves to
be sold to hotels. Other are
prepared to sell direct to the
housekeeper for home use.
One club member from St.
Johns county writes that she
has watermelon rind preserves
for sale.
Although the drought has cut
the quality of tomatoes pro-
duced down there are hundreds
of good reports made. Now is
the month for the girls to write
their essays and get up all data.
| most certainly desire a large
percentage Of girls to report.
Last year the Mississippi girls
won the championship OF the
South but l felt our girls would
have had nearly as good a rec
ord if a greater number had
sent in reports.
October Ist the contests will
begin. In each county a winner
will be determined. E. 0.
Painter Fertilizer Company
gives to each county winner
gold watch. Nearly all of the
counties have offered as first
prize expenses to the canning
club short course in home eco
Monies which will be held at
1.-THE Florida State College for
women. The county winner
who makes the best record will
receive 500. Fifty dollars Civ
on by the State Federation of
Women's Clubs, $50 given by
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-10
SHORT OF INK C0LORINGS

New York, Sept. 1O.-The ink
trade is in a precarious condition,
according to some of the local man.
ufacturers. The situation depends
entirely upon the colors that can
be procured from Germany, and
with the exception of black all the
colors have advanced to almost pro-
hibitive prices, and in some in
stances are not buyable. All the
manufacturers were caught short of
the supplies of colors when the hos
tilities abroad began. The price Of
colors advanced sharply upon the
declaration of war, and the advance
has continued right along until the
present time. In the manufactured
inks, the blacks are them ost plen-
tiful, and as yet there has been no
scarcity in lemon yellow, but in
other colors the supply is limited.
In the printing inks, such as a
dense black, there will probably be
some shortage within few months,
1t appears to be only a matter of
time before business will be at a
standstill. The manufacturers are
chary about stating how long their
plants can be kept running, from
the present outlook.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-10
!SchOOl Board
In Regular Session

Barlow, Fla, Sept. 1st.-The
Board of Public instruction met
in regular session in the office
Of the Superintendent with all
members and the Superinten-
dent present.
The Board canvassed the re-
turns of the election held at
Lake Alfred for the purpose OF
creating a Special Tax District
and declared that 1.-THE result as
follows; That the Lake Alfred
Special Tax District was Great
ed with a three mill levy for the
ensuing two years and that J.
c. Cox, c. F. Jester, and Her
bert Horton were duly elected
trustees to serve two years.
The Board canvassed the re-
turns of the election held in
Winter Haven Special Tax Dis
trict to determine whether said
District shall issue bonds in
the sum of $4,000 and declared
hat the result of said election
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-10

Editor Times-Union: In
Sundays issue OF the Times
Union an article on the work OF
the girls canning clubs states
that in the United States de-
partment of agriculture are rec
ords showing that the I79 girls
who reported results of club
work last year from Florida
valued their crops at S7,720.
In 1913 canning club work
was carried on in thirteen coun-
ties in the state.
In January, 1914, the club
work was organized in twenty
four counties, 1850 girls en-
rolled and many splendid rec-
ords have been made by the
club girls, but the drought COM
ing just at tomato season in
jured the crops OF large num-
bers OF girls i'll the middle and
northern part OF the state.
A number of girls followed
Isabel Davis method of irrigat-
ing with tin cans by each plant
and where water supply was
near several crops were saved
by the girl carrying water and
filling cans frequently.
In Volusia county Mabel
Lazue dug three deep holes, by
the side Of her plat, sunk barrels
and daily watered her plat.
She sold over $50 worth of fresh
tomatoes and has several hun
bred No. 3 cans of tomatoes as
a result OF her work.
Mabel Shelter writes from
Gadsden county she has made
over $50 profit.
Mildred Adams in Dade
county canned and sold 1900
cans of delicious tomatoes from
the waste tomatoes given her by
shippers and writes she now
has thirty dozen No. 3 cans of
sauerkraut for sale.
Beatrice Sanchez of Alachua
county writes that she has
canned several hundred cans of
tomatoes but closes her letter
with the following statement:
"But you ought to take a peep
into my pantry. I have rows
and rows Of pickles. preserves,
jellies and canned fruits"
In Hillsborough county Co.
600 cans were sold to the club
girls, farmers and truckers this
season. Over 100 home can
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-10

was in favor of issuing
bonds. Said bonds to be !;
for the purpose of erecti1
school building.
The Board passed resolu
relative to the form and de.
nation of the bonds to b.
sued for and in behalf Of
following Districts; Frostp
Mulberry, and Barlow. Be
attorney was instructed to
coed with having said !
validated.
Messrs. Horton, Cox,
Jester, trustees of the Lake
fred school appeared before
Board and asked that the B
make an appropriation SO
a school building may be e
ed at that place. The B
agreed to permit the Lake
fred District to incur indt.
ness for the material for a
room building (24 X 3o), an
so agreed to furnish a tea
for the school, provided il
site of one acre or more
decided for said building, t.
County Board.
Miss Verda Thompson, j
Continued on Page A.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-10

the State Bankers Association
All OF the girls reporting in
most OF the counties will be pro-
! vided with simple prizes.
In this particular year when
the people are being urged to
plant greater amounts of food
stuffs the canning club girl in
home ready to save all surplus
will prove great help.
The United States and state
appropriations are so limited
that it seems best to have the
work carried on in only eight
cen or twenty counties and on
ly in counties where the county
superintendent and county
board of education endorse and
help the work.
In Alachua, Hillsborough,
Dade, DeSoto and Polk coun-
ties plans have already been
fc rmulated to employ a county
canning club agent for ten
months. In all these counties
the county is furnishing two
thirds of the necessary money.
Baker and other counties have
made appropriations for work
to be carried on not less than
six months.
Members of the staff IN
Washington are working with
our Florida products to give d.
reotions and assistance to our
Florida girls. 1t will be the
aim of the county agents to give
the girls assistance in preserv-
ing jelly making and canning
not only for home use but for
the market, when they have a
surplus.
In looking over the list of COL
lege girls for next year I find a
number of our club girls whom
| know to have little bank ac-
counts of their own from club
work to assist in paying their
college expenses.
I have a list of products put
up by Our club members and
collaborators, fig preserves,
canned figs, grapefruit MARINA
lade, orange marmalade, wild
plum jelly and other products. I
will be glad to put any pur-
chaser in direct communication
with the producers of any of
these products.
AGNES ELLEN HARRIS.
State Agent Girls
Canning Clubs.
In the entire nation there are
1,S23,000 farms that use fertilizer
and the present annual expenditure
is 100000. Ten years ago it
was $50 200, 900 for the entire ma
ton.
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OdiIIIIIIS OIUDo.
In the entire nation there are
1,S23,000 farms that use fertilizer
and the present annual expenditure
is 100000. Ten years ago it
was $50 100000 for the entire ma
tim
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lantic Coast Line and the Southern
both win cooperate with the Geor-
gia in adjusting schedules in and out
OF Atlanta much more satisfactorily
than they now are.
Schedules Proposed.
Under the proposed new arrange
ment set UP by the Georgia, train
No. 10 will leave Augusta daily at
1850 a. M, arriving at Atlanta at
1850 p. m. Ii will make stops only
at Thomson, Greensboro, Madison,
Social Circle and Covington. No 20
will leave Atlanta daily at 1915 p.
M, and arrive at Augusta at 5;15
p. m. It will stop only at Lithonia,
Covington, Madison, Greensboro,
Camak and Thomson.
These two trains viii carry through
sleepers between Augusta Louis
Vile and Cincinnati, making close
connection at Atlanta and Augusta
with Southern Railway and Atlantic
Coast Line. 1t is expected to give
Augusta, Charleston and all inter-
mediate points east of Atlanta, with
these trains what they need but have
never had, fast passenger trains
through Atlanta for the West.
In connection with the establish
ment of these new trains, the Geor-
gia desires to make numerous sched-
ule changes in several other Of its
main line and branch line passenger
trains, affording, the company be-
lieves, closer connections and better
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rich Conried, and she has been a ia
miliar figure among the Metropolitan
artists for many years. Her first APP
pearance was in Carmen in which
she achieved considerable success
She also gained added prominence
during the season of 1906 1907 in the
title role Of Strauss "Salome." Other
operas in which she has played prom
inently are "Brunnhilde." "sieglinde"
and Isolde
Nine. Fremstad, although common
~ regarded as an American singer
WIS born in Stockholm, Sweden, and
was brought here when child by her
father, who settled with his family in
Minneapolis. She began her musical
career as a pianist but after ner
voice was discovered" gave up that
instrument entirely. She studied in
this city and also in Paris two y, airs
with Lilli Lehman.
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But Likely Will Be Heard in a Few Special Per
. formances with Metropolitan Next Season.

NEW YORK. March 81 Nine.
Olive Fremstad and the management
of the Metropolitan Opera House are
dickering over the renewal Of the ia
nous sopranos contract for next sea-
son, but indications now are that the
voice Of Nine. Fremstad viii not be
heard next year in the opera house
save at a few special performances.
The present contract held by the
singer. which was for a three year
term and called for 40 performances
a season, ends very soon. and there Is
little likelihood It will be renewed in
its present form. 1t is rumored, how
ever, that Nine. Fremstad will con-
sent to appear in ten or fifteen per-
formances next season, playing her
various Wagnerian roles.
Mime. Fremstad was engaged in
1908 under the directorate Of Helm