davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30

Arthur Straight, a ranch laborer talked himself out Of jail and in again yesterday in Phoenix He had been taken up by the sherin's office as a suspect for stealing a kit of tools which had mysteriousiy disappeared from the ranch Of Joe White mean Scottsdale several days previous. Straight denied his guilt and his story was accepted by thc officers as true after some investigation. Upon hif release he was SO overioyed that it is alased he condded in a friend that he had fooled tho officers. He had not been guilty of the crime Of which he was suspected but he is reported to have bragged that he had some months ago stolen tools from the rec. lamation service and had also since his residence in the valley, stolen a bicycle.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30

Let the people af this state judge in this matter and fix the responsibility. but let the democratic party to t that the blame will where the blame belongs
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14

piled at the rate of about three
fourths of a ton to the acre. Air
Stacked lime or ground limestone
should be applied at the rate Of about
two tons to the acre.
Wood Ashes Valuable.
Plots used continuously for garden
need not be treated with lime oftener
than every third or fourth year. Lime
or quicklime or hard-slacked lime Is
more quickly available than ground
limestone and may be applied at the
time of final narrowing or raking.
Ground limestone should be applied
somewhat earlier.
Wood ashes are also recommended
as valuable on the garden. They
should be stored dry and spread upon
the soil just before the seeds are
planted since many of their valuable
constituents are easily leached out.
The soft wood ashes, while not so
valuable as those from hard wood,
contain considerable qualities of plant
food and lime. According to the an
alyses of Professor II. V. Tartar,
chemist of the Oregon Station, soft
wood ashes, such as are obtained
from fuel wood ordinarily used in
Oregon, contain approximately 80 per
cent lime, S per cent potash and 2
per cent phosphorus.
Ashes are especially valuable in
tightening heavy clay soils and may
be used in any amount up to two tons
an acre. If approximately the latter
amount is used, the lime treatment
may be reduced or entirely dispensed
with. Land plaster, gypsum or sui
fate of lime has no power to correct
acidity. 1t is regarded rather as a
soil stimulant tending to liberate
potash in the soil. A small applica-
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14

that in the preparation of soil to be
worked by children of school age the
soil should be put into a better con-
dition of texture than is necessary for
soils that are to be worked by adults.
about twice as much work should
be expended on it as would ordinarily
be done in preparation for the grown
persons garden" says Mr.. Evans,
author of the bulletin. Even thell
youngsters will have plenty Of exer-
else getting 1t in shape to plant"
%Neutralizing Acidity.
Acidity in soils, which is caused by
decay of organic matter, Is likely to
be prevalent in most Western Oregon
soils, with the possible exception Of
parts of Jackson and Josephine Coun-
ties. Unless sufficient lime is present
to neutralize this acidity 1t will ac-
cumulate and produce a sour condi-
ton of soil. Mr.. Evans does not hold
that it is impossible to produce a
good garden on unlimed soil, but that
as a general thing much more salts
factory results can be had by apply
ing the lime. In addition to correct
ing acidity the lime sweetens the soil,
liberates plant food and aids ma
terially in keeping down the insect
and disease pests which are likely to
infest the garden.
The condition of the soil as to acid
ity may easily be determined with a
piece Of blue litmus paper, which can
be obtained at drug stores. A hand
full of moist soil may be squeezed
about the paper and permitted to re-
main in contact with it for five or six
minutes. If this turns the payer
pink the soil is acid and will prob
ably be benefited by an application
Of lime. Burnt lime should be ap-
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14

ton often gives good results for o
short time, but the continual use OF
gypsum will do the land more harm
than good.
Fertilizers.
Applications Of commercial fertll-
izers, II made just before planting or
during the growing season, may In
crease production considerably, Dut
they are expensive and not as a IL
needed on ground well MANFRED n
plowed in the Fall. Indeed, there Is
little danger that too much manure
will be used If it is plowed before the
first of January. Forty tons to the
acre is a good liberal dressing, and
none too much for ground previously
unfertilized. 1t should not be left
lying on top Of the ground any longer
than is absolutely necessary, since
much of the best Of 1t Will be wasneo
away by the rains.
In this bulletin, which has been
written for the guidance OF teachers
of school gardening in the pubic
schools OF Oregon and recommended
to the teachers as their guide In i
work by State School Superintendent
J. A. Churchill, many other timely
features of the important subject OF
school gardens receive attention.
Among these are the influence OF
gardening on the health and general
welfare of the pupils, the methods OF
supervision, plans and arrangement.
planting directions and reports OF
successful work in the Portland
school gardens. Copies of this bulle-
tin are being sent to all the teachers
in the state, Others may receive
copies by writing to the OregonAgri-
cultural College for them.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14
Especial to the Farm Magazine.)

Especial to the Farm Magazine.)
n N absolutely necessary thorough
IN and early preparation of the
ground for school gardens Is
strongly emphasized in Oregon Agri-
cultural College Bulletin No. 176.
School and Home Gardening for Ele-
mentary Schools in Oregon, by M. O..
Evans, Jr., supervisor of school and
home garden work in Portland for
the years 1913 and 1914. In this
school bulletin it is declared that all
ground which Is to be used for gar
den purposes in 1915 should receive
a liberal dressing Of manure and be
plowed before January 10. An ex-
ception of this is made in soils that
have been literally fortified and cul-
tivated for several years. Very few
vacant lots or other grounds avail
able for school gardens have had
such treatment as would justify the
omission of Winter fertilization and
blowing. Attention is called to the
fact that a few lots of good manure
at reasonable prices can be procured
in probably every town in the state.
The source of this supply should be
a%scertained at once without any delay
at all and the fertilizer hauled on to
the field at the earliest possible time.
If the ground to be used is sod 1t
should be plowed or spaded in the
Fall, since it takes several months
for sod ground properly to settle. In
" - -I
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14
Alfalfa Is Found Not
to Be a Farm Cure-All

MANY farmers have been led
through the excitement pro-
duced by alfalfa trains, and other
promotion methods, to plant alfalfa
when they never should have at
tempted it, according to specialists
of the United States Department OF
Agriculture. These specialists feel
that there has been an unnecessary
amount Of talk about alfalfa and too
little actual attempt to demonstrate
the limitations that exist with refer
ence to growing that crop.
As a result the Department, while
1t is helping farmers to cultivate af-
falfa and other leguminous plants by
preparing bacterial cultures, Is also
c~autioning its demonstration agents
to teach the farmer to grow alfalfa
where it is desirable to have 1t
taught and where there Is promise
of success. These demonstration
agents are particularly warned not
to individual farmers to
grow alfalfa unless the climate and
other conditions and the soil OF the
special farm fully warrant the eX-
pertinent which involves an invest
ment for seed and cultivation, and
il the crop is not successful means
a waste of the land over a growing
season. The question of whether al
falfa will grow is not a simple prob
lem. but involves frequently a COM
plicated group of problems which
49,. - H. conditioned frnnl cnNnrn1
different angles and by several diff
ferent groups of specialists. Mere
examination of the soil will not show
what is going to happen with alfalfa.
The only way to discover whether
or not it will grow is to try it In
extensively in an experimental plot,
=, get certain general facts In mind, and
then extend the experiment to
promising local farms with the help
of the farmer himself.
Only recently the Department had
requests for $4,000 to $4,000 pounds
of alfalfa seed for distribution to
some $4,000 or 10000 farmers. II
the Department had acceded to this
request, 1t very easily might have
!, encouraged the farmers in that
:. region to spend additional money for
seed when they should not have I'M
dertaken the culture of alfalfa at
all.
The mere furnishing of seed Is
only the first step, because its sue
, cessful cultivation calls for special
} methods of soil preparation, inocula-
. ton, and many other matters not
} commonly understood by those who
, have had no experience with this
t forage and cover crop.
Alfalfa where 1t can grow properly
, is undoubtedly of much value to the
t farmer. In regions where 1t Is al
! ready grown the farmer can gain
l valuable advice by consulting those
r who are already growing it success
, fully.
Before becoming a pioneer in al
4 falfa raising in his district, however,
y the farmer would do well to consult
s with his state experiment station and
r so gain all possible information that
t will help him to make a success, OF
l else obtain information that will
: show him fully the danger of at
t tempting to raise alfalfa and make
a clear to him exactly the risk OF
Q money, time and use of land he a
: taking in attempting the experiment
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
BrObitiide Strategic.

Die 9ritsn unb bic 2l[liirten .mpfins
ben, bab iie ii9 in elmer idls4ten Gage
bsfinben, begen dber bic 9offnung. bab
iis i'm 2aufe Der 3sit iia pieDsr bsrs
auStpinoen uub ibre Gegner bsIiegen
perben. 0us 1T pobl etne SGni6ung,
absr es ldbt iid begreiien, oab iis ges
ndbrt uub nit alien S6eingriinben
dufre9t erbalten pirb. llufsre pros
briten ftimmen ben 2laiirtsn ni6t bios
bel, fonbern seben nod fpeiter, Big iie
in bas @ebiet oss abiolut 2dderIi9en
gelangen. 8eiorDers 5eidnet iit hierin,
pie tmmsr, bic Hep gorter rSimes"
aus. 0iefe bringt sinen ldngersn Irs
titeI in tpel6em iie na9tpeiIen iuiQ,
bab bic iiegreihen Seutf4sn bic Yes
iiegten iinb. IS 1T beluftigenb, Ner
QuseinanberieBuns gu .fotgeI. Der
Stratege eradbIt uns 5uerit, bdb
9eutihlanb ietnem SisgesIauf in Rubs
lanb Hidt GinbaIt gebisten tann. Gs
mub bem 9robfiirften yli9plaus naa,
laufen. Grit penn oieier an6Glt, fann
Deutf4lanb dnbuIten urb sr piro oda
2aufen ni9t einftellen. benn sr lduft
na6 einsm ipobl iiberlsgten plane. Gr
min bic bsutf6en 8erbiiHbeten tief mad,
Rublanb binsinloden urb psnu lie bort
Iinb, bdnn brtbt er ii6 um. alsbonn
niiFen bic Deutf4en laufen uub bd lie
10 melt DON ibrer 9rense eutfernt iiuo,
f6nnen iie biefe ni9t mebr .rrei6en
unb bamit iinb fie o6sctban. Sisie
gieberlage, Der bic Deuti9en na9
anii9t 6es Stratesen Der gep Dortsr
. times" ridt entseben t5nnen, sibt'
ibm DsranlaiIune, einm qroben Gebs
Ier bsr bsuH8sn 6seItslettuug aufsI
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Sas aaiiersebirse.
Bon !. a.bIing

snu1enp< unb 2lbsrtouisnoe iabr:r
aaiabrlit Gen SiibeH, in bic Glpsn
ll.ber Miin6,n sebi's nab Snnsbrad
iicsr ben 9renner nd1 9O5tH. sWogi
liaft psitl~ 1T bi. parOl.. llno bod
| lisgsn refts une linis 6ieisr GROCER
SesrItrab. ent5lde,oe 0es.nben, rel
s,noe 5bdlsr, gstpoItiss gersmaHipe
no Der SpmmGirii9l,r, Der Danosrel
unb Der SO4tourifi slsitermabsn isin'
Rs6nune finoti.
Sn oisiem CONNER nun, ipo odi
lpobl oeIi.bisfte 3ieI aller 4lp,nfabrsr
bic DoIoHiien, ia iiberbaupt taft GAM
Siiotirol. BEN Grembenperiebr 10 sut
ipie reri9IofM 1T. iIi gar munder in
gsrI.s,nbeii. pobin n ii4 iusnbeE
fol-. qber bas Guis lie9t ia 10 nab,
nur frif9 Susesrifienl 0Isi6 an Der
S6ptae Der bsfrsunbsitn 0iierr.i4i'
ittn WDnar4is, bu finbst man dIIes,
mas mGn iu6t. Jrlst nur bic Wtiin5ss
ner, oi. rpiiisn i9oH gtifxib!
aaum 5ipsi Stunbsn nit benz
S6neusus fiiODGrts. i'm Snntbale. ba
itreben nit einsm Wldlen i.nIsits oea
lpilbi6Gumsnbsn BersiirOmes s.paIti'
g, G,lsberss gen SimneI. an btsn
Jub ii5 bic dItsn, mdlsriihsn 5duisr
bon aufittin iamits.n. seT6iibi bura
bic iiaiiIi6t JsIie @erOlbssd. 9srlaHtn
mir bier sinmaI ben 3us unb ssben
ouf Gnioedunssn aug.
Sn @eiealdaft fr6bIi9tr Wanbsrer.
i.bnig,r Sohtouriitsn, bic ihper Be-
pudi iinb nit Rudlad, pi6sl uub Still.
iibsrIdreiten mir uui .iibner Bride bic
SiI6tnben, broui.nbtn fylutbtn o.s
Ann uno iteissu bann oif itsilsr Siras
8, Spiiden alteserautn Sduisrn EN-.
por gum Wnriiplab BON aufiitin. Sisr
BAT ii5 IN ben lebisn Sobr,n aIles Dis
dnbsrt. Die tlsintn, netien lGuier bls
ben mobsrnen 9auten plab maHtn
nliisn; 1ber stiiniiltriinn bat bic sro'
Ben nsuen Gsbdube Der ganSsn llmsss
bung 10 seihidt nngepibi, oub Der
i5rsmb., Der gum erftsn Wlale bitrbsr'
tOmmt, bds Gmpfinben bat, ss fsi
i6oR INNER 70 sepsIsn.
SH aufit.in III gut isin. 6errIi5
duf oem bobsn llferrdnoe oeS Snn lss
lsssn, bistst ss benz R.iienosn aa,s,
mas su ldHprem 4ufsntbalt srs
pilnI4t. Das S40nits, bas ss beFst.
1T abr cine unsrf6opfIits fyllls uns
Oerslsi9lider Gusfliiss i'm 2bal, IN
bi. 9srse, bis binauf 5u ben f9per
SisdnsIi9en 3innen bes itOlssn Dil.
ben aaiier.
ga, Der Safer, Dos 1T Der StoIs
Don shifteiit cine g,erIs bic nod
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Die 0rbbsutfds @l[as

Die .R orb oeutf DE 4llaes
meine 3eituns" bringt cine amt
Iids grptberuug auf bas Sdreiben
bes enslifhen Staatsfstretdrs 9reD,
bds bic tiir5li9e Hebs oes Rei5stanSs
lers tritiiirte. Sn Dem glrtiteI psrben
8rep Die iibliher Gntitelungsn unb
8erorebungsn nddJgetpisisn. Spe3iell
ipiro @rep oaran ertnnert, bag er bic
telgii6en Gebeimz 0ptumente, pel6e
uber bic militGrif6en 9erbanoIungen
nit GnelaHb 2lufiaIuB seben, unbsads
let gelafenbabe. llnieres @rmcifens II.
es taum Der Wtiibs pertb 9rsns I'm
tpabrheiten ri4tig 5u itellen, oa er, tpenm
auf elmer 2iige ertappt, sins anoers por=
brinet. iysititsbenb lit, bab ss 3u tsi=
nem ariege getommsn pdrs, tpenn
Gnelanb iih neutral psrbaItsa bate
uno bdb ss nift neutral bIieb neil es
ben arieg poIlte. IS re9nets Sanlit,
nab Rublaub unb iSrantrei6 bsn Sieg
ouDOntragen piirben unb bam ipolIts
gnglanb bic tnfamiten 9soinaunasn
porihreiben. Gs 1T bebeutenD beiIer,
Sinbenburg fpreher gu IaTen, Hsr siue
Spra6e reost, bic allein @tnrrud auf
Gn9ldnb mdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31

perbliifft burd Ioldg Glemsntareelpalt,
In bsIlen Sdufen oapor. lin 81 llbr
srbisIt Der Dipiiionsitab bonn linten
Gliisel bic Jernipre9melouna: Die
feinSlibs StelIung III senomnien, unD
iaum mar Der 4ppnrat frei, 10 trdf
bonn re6ten Jliisel bieieIbe TaHri4i
Elm. Denis ipGisr = uno ebsnfals
aus eiasnem Mntrisbe berdus - itiirms
te bic RadbarbipifiOn. bic aus jungen,
erit pdbrenb bes aris9es einseltslten
Wianni6aften 3uiammenseiebt III, III
eIdnssnbem NnIanf Die gaiticn bon
alonolpo. Die Birtuns oisf:s srlttn
Ourhbruhs burd bic ruifiihe 9onpts
iteIIuns pflanSte iid i'm 2uuie bes
Rd9mittaas unb Der Raht iibsr Die
eanse }ront bin fort. ylsue Srdftt
ipurben in bic 9rside gelucrf.n uno
bdIfen iie eripsitern. 3iuar leiittts Der
Jsinb an DieI.n Siellsn nod bartnddis
gen Wibtritano. aber ben @niturm Uon
born unb ben 9rnd auf bic Ilante
tonnte er f4liebIid nireenos ansbaI'
ten.
Gin niat unasf6idtst @erIud, bic
3uerfi burhgebrofenen beutfhen
1ruppen burb geisbung elmer Stis
isnitsqune 5u bannsn, ipurbe pon bic.
fen butb einen nsusn. ihorfen GnIaui
bsrsitelt Rod ipsniger tonnte Der
Iubssriit elmer ruiiiidsn 9noalleries
Brigade, bic iiioDitIid Der bereits ess
faIlenen itar.sn Opinosura SteIlnng
unTere Jnfdnteris attadieris, iraenbs
einen GrfOlg p.riprehen; soidfsn unb
Suiarsn purbsn i'm Gu niebergenahi.
Qub einJelne riidpdrtiae 3tDiIhens
iteIlunsen 6es 1tinbes fielen baIb un'
ter ben StGben unIerer Iiegesfrob pors
Observation-Disclosures, bic crit ror Der
beieitiaieu Rarsip 2inie SaIt ma9'
ten. lle5trruf6eub itnea unb pols
iommen mar rrsifi ipprDsn, ipas
man BON bem Durhbruh nur iraeno
srtuarten tonnts. Sn elmer greiie Don
stipa 120 ailOmster iinb uniere 9rnpf
pen lin 40 bis 90 GtIomeier ipeitsr
in G.inbesldnb einesSrunesn, hdbeH
ein reides unb f6Snts Stiid ruiIiiten
gooeus btfebt unb 3ebriauienbs ben
@efunasntn ipipie pisl ari.gsmaterial
srbsuiet gia gisdanoip fabr.n be-
reiis felt oem 18. oSuli beuifte 3iige
ourf. glu benz it,0ner GrfoIs, bdben
naiuraemGb oud bic 3ruppertbeils,
ei. sur Ssii: Der mitilsrn Stobiolonf
nsn porpingen. ibrsu erbeblifen ans
tbeil. 60 mar bds ionssntrii6; Wors
riidn bsibsrieits bsr GiIeubabn Wiss
lana - Gi.6onop. bos gum qufrols
len Der ftinoIi5.n Sieuuneer biz no6
plonft binunttr fiihrts, cine Soraiig'
Iih, 2.iTiuns. 2tuf bem linisn Iliigel
tuurbe niht ulinter iapfer essdrp's
uno brouflosssgnnaen. Die auf'
nertiamieit aud ipdter,r 3sitsu ipiro
aber bod, In srIter qini. iid ouf oas
Mittsls unb 5aupifiiid bieir grpss
unb ,ia.nartie BON G.nerol b. Gall
nit ona.lssten Dffsufipe ri@t.n: auf
81, 3anes BON 9rdihuiii9 unS ben
Rdmmitpb ron 3i.loud-
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SeBt, ba jebe @sfabr zines
9ru9s 5pi6en 0eutf6Ianb unb ben
Ser. Stauten gefdtpunben 1T, bsiorst
bic englifhe Regierung. bab Der prdits
bent b ie9eipaltatte Gnglanos nt6t nit
Der bisberigen Rube btnrsbmsn ipirD.
Sn Golse befier berniibt ii4 2sbtsres,
ben prditbenteu unb bic geidGbigten
Snterefsn bss 2anDss bur6 3uIihez
rung elmer milben Sdnbbabung bes
Derbots Der Bdumfpoqens4usfubr unp
Der Gusfubr naa neutralsn Gdubern
i'm Ia9emeinen gu beIhpi6tigen. IS
fptrb Derfproden, unter llmitGnDen
Iusnabrsn DON bem 8srbOt Su geftat>
Ten. Die grfa6rung bat erpifet, bab
tol9e 3ufagen bon England pertblos
finb, bo es INNER cine neue @nt'6uls
biguns 5ur unterbriituns bes Gneritas
ntf4en 9dnbeIs fiubet. Damn bat
England iiberbaupt ni9ts gu erlduben.
Gs bat tsin R9t, neutrale SGfen ges
gen unIeren 5anbel gu iperren, ss bat
fsin R9t, 8aumtpoue auf bic gdnns
iiite su fteGsn unb es bat tein Re6t,
ireenDDelhs nab Deuti6ldnb ssbenben
uHb DON bort tommenbsn @aaren 81
fapern, neil es feline 8lotdbe unter,
bdit. Damtt trttt an ben prGfibenten
biePfIt9t beran, a1e8ef f9pidtisungss
perfu9e GnglaRbs 5lIriid3utusiisn unb
bic Redte Der Ser. Staaten Doa unb
gang gu pertreterL 2lls Oeutiflanb
etne 8eritGHbisung IN 8e5us auf ben
Sdu@boottrieg anbot, Isbnts Der prGs
fibent bas euersifb untsr Der 4nsabe
ob, bub bic neutralsn Redts Der Der.
Stauten teinem &omprouib untertiss
geH urtb bts auf ben lestsn 8u4ftabeu
dnertdnlt tperbeu miiBtsu. @er1n man
bebenft, bdb es ii9 In Beyug auf
@eutia atmths szru' 'Gm,etue Ss@uitaIttdtI
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Der Rem gortsr r6eraIb"
bringt eine Oepei6e aus Ddfbinston,
ipeIde babin lautet, bab peun bic
9euti9en in Ohio fortfabrsn, ben
prdiibentcn gu tritiiiren, 70 mir
ben lie balb pbns Bier isin. Das
1T Elm @sriuh aur @tnidii6tsruna;
ebenio bumm, ipie beleioisenb, ba babel
Der 9ebante obpaltsnb 1T, bab man
ben DeutIden bios nit @ntaiebun9 bes
@ieres gu bsoroben brauhs. I'm i'm au
peranlafen, bab er feline irsibsit uno
Rsdte preissebs. Ob Der prdiibeut
ouf bic 8eutiaen ihle6t gu iprs4en
lit, fpiifsn mir ni6t, lit aud iehr
sleideiltis, benn bic Seutiden iirb
non altersber nidt bic UtenI6en,
bic Dor bem Sttrnrunssln zines
Staatspberbauptes er5ittsrn, 5umal
ipenn iie oas Re4t auf ibrer Ssite baz
ben. sic tperbenbaber lpeiter fir bas
Re6t Der freien Rebe eintretsn unb
glsi63eitig ben 8ampf geeen bic Geinbe
Der per- onllaen Srethelt fpeIter tuhren.
@enn es dber ipirtlt6 bic 4biiht Der
bemotratiIden parteifiibrer isiu follts,
bic 9robibittpn aus 9roll asgsn bic
9sutiben gu unteritiiBen, 10 iOlIen iie
es nur periu4en. sic babsn rufiihe
ytteoerlagen gu setpdrtisen. Uir mol
len jeoo4 binSufiisen, DaB bag, mas
Der r6eralp" beriatet, DON ibm .rfuus
ben III unb bab bieiss slsnbe
probritiI3e gIdtt uHb ni6t Der prdiis
bent bic 0euti6en sin5uiaiidtsrn Oerz
ftO6t. Wenn mir aud bic bobs Wleis
nung, bic mir eirit bon 8ilIon batten,
bebeutenb berabgeitimmt babsu, 70
gluuben mir bod ni6t, bab .r auf bos
nieorige RtDeau seIungt 1T, auf tpeI4es
Der n5eralo" i'm itelIsn min.
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bdnbelte, 10 Tam Der prdiibent uns
mOslid iih auf einen 8erslsitb nit
gn9lanb einldiisn, oas ale neutrdlen
Re4te Der Der. Staaten iiber ben
9ollfen ipirft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31

ben 5batfdden ni9ts Gnbsrr, bab
beutfAe auItur bus 5elb sesen ale
@egner bebanptet.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
A Historic Weapon.

Mons, which henceforth is en-.
shrined in British hearts, has long
been a household word for Scotsmen.
Every boy insists on an excursion to
Edinburgh castle to see Mons Meg.
For Meg was made in Flanders, and
did much havoc at the siege of Scot
fish castles as well as in wars of ad-
venture into England. Partly of wood
and partly of iron. the great gun was
put together late in the fifteenth cen
fury. Cromwell captured it and listed
1t as 'the great iron murderer, Meg"
While firing a salute for the duke of
York. in 1852. Meg burst. A century
later it was banished from Edinburgh
to the Tower of London as a useless
gun; but Sir Walter Scott saw ro-
nance and patriotism in Mons Meg.
and persuaded the war office to send it
back to the castle.-London Chronicle
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
Some Forms of Rheu-
matism Durable.

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lied by pains in the joints and in the
muscles. The most common forms
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matism and Lumbago. All these
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bottle now. Keep it handy in case
of emergency.-Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
Novel Craft.

In the harbor of Port Weller. the
Ontario entrance OF the Welland shiI
canal, says the Engineering News, the
surveying staff use a hat-bottomed
boat that can lift itself clear OF the
water II is a drill boat or sounding
scow. OF catamaran model, built parti
cularly for the work OF finding the
elevation OF the rock that underlies
the bottom Of the river. In order 10
have steady platform on which to
work during rough weather. the sur
veyors had the scow made with slot
at each corner through which a very
heavy spud or post can be raised or
lowered The lifting mechanism con-
sists OF a wheel on top OF each post,
over which a wire cable passes from
the side OF the scow to an individual
engine. When the scow heaves and
sways in the water too much, work
men start the four engines. and pres
emily the scow is standing firm, with
its four stout legs on the bottom OF the
river.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
Most Ancient Of Customs.

The mind OF man does not run back
to the time when there was no dane
fng. Ever since the morning stars
danced together for Joy there have
been dances grave and gay in celebra-
ton Of all the happenings In the life
of man. So interviewer with love. war
and religion are the movements of the
body that the dance has been an In
tegral part of the history. art and lit
erature in which are preserved the
records OF all generations.