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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
sJn Sebensgefabr!
Sdnpebte bic aOnisin uun SdpDeoen
i'm Sdlof in &arlsruBe,
ais fran50fii3e Glte9sr
9om6en auf Oaffelbe
narfen.

9om6eu auf Oaifelbs
narfen.
gsrlin. 20. Suni. auf bra6tlos
lem @ese na8 SapOiIe, 81. .. 8d3,
reno bss tiir3li6su fran30iiI4en 5Iies
gerangriffs auf &arlsru6e iAlpe6ten.
pie bic lleberieeiIae Ra4ri4endgen'
tur betannt giebt, bic &0nigin gittoria
BON e6psOen unO bic 5amilie bes
9rin3m Uharimilian bon 9doen n
grOber 9ebensgefabr. dIs bic fran3Oit'
I&n 8omben auf bas S6lob ftelen.
Cant elmer amtli6en 8etanntma4ung
ii6er ben Gliegerangriff trd eine
gom6e bas DAD Oes SdtoFes geraOe
ii6er bem S6laf3immer Der &inber
bes grin5en UtaytmiLian uno cine an'
oere 9ombe erploOirte iiber bem 3im'
mer elmer i6rpeoii6eu 5ofoame, Der
8arOReFe SodI6iI0. Sn benz S6loB
6sfano ii8 3ur 3eit aud bic sreiie
@roB&raogiHs sWuttsr Don gaoen, biz
3dnte beg beutf5su &aiIers.
Die beutI6er WiIitGrbebOrosn err
tlGren, Iaut ben 2lngaben Der Rent3a
teitg 2lgsntur, bab bisber oeutT4e
fFlieger nur StGbte BON miIitdriIder
Didtigteit nit Bomber beIegt baben,
ausgsnommen in Jdlsu, IN Osnen sa
iia, ME iebesmaI beionoers berDorge'
6oben poroen mar, I'm WieberDergel'
tungsmaBregeIn gebaHoeI. bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21

p06el fii4rte, mad Der 8erIi6erung
bon 2tugen3eugen, cine pabre S6res
tensberrf6aft. gtus W3uiitalieH 9es
I9dften purDen &IaOiere unb dnocrc
MuiitinItrumente auf bic Strabe ges
f6leubert unb bic StraBeH naren
I4liebli6 berart nit Sriimmern be-
bedt, bdB Der 9erte6r unm0gli8 mar.
Die &ranaliiten, bic ii4 an BEN Spt-
rituoien berauI6t batteH, tpel6e lie in
gepliinOerten @eI6dftsn fanben, ieB'
ten 5q3lloie @ei4dfte unb DO9nuugeu
in granb, bic @tgentbum DON RufeH
DareH. Bon ben 8erit0rten uHo aasges
pIiinOertsn @ebduben geb6rteH nur
113 0eutf4en unb Oeiterrei4ern.
Der araDuQ beganu am 8. Sunt
am frii6en MOrgen unO pGbrte Doae
"a Stunben. Die 6eueriDebr mar ben
5aAIIoien grdHben segeuiiber, bic au'
geIeSt tpopoeu, b0IIig ma6tlos.
Der Stabtrnt6 BON Wtostuu bat in
elmer am 10. SUM- ftattge6abten SiBs
unb WaBuabmen getroffen, I'M bic
Ru9eIt0rungen gu unterbrtidsH uno
ibre WieOer6olung gu per9iiten. Die
biele perIonen bet ben &rdpalst ums
Geben getommen iiHo, III nitt be.
tannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
Neue Serftnn
3 6iilit BON RaooItu noi
ieine 8emabItn foIIen
auf ibre u liter tn
so en- ber- b
bannt fetn.

8arig, 90. GSuri. Ger Giirir
bon RaboIin, Der oormaltge 6eItif)a
9otidufter in Srartfreid, rutb feline
@anrdEIin ii1o, lpie 6os ~8etit Sour.
nal" beriftct, ni6t, pte IN Iaatlarlo'
in Der oorigelt ISOLDE beboltptet pirr-
De, nerbaitet DorOen, ionoern iie.iino'
auT ibre Glitter IN SSarotidfn, Soicn
nerbonnt Doroen, Die iie nitr nerIai-
Iclt Si:rfeu.
0iTes geitab, pic r2e Betit Sour
ndI" ifreibt, neil Die Isiiririn, Die
nit Sem rliiiiiher 3neig Der Rab5t-
mills lulo ocn SoIleprunos IN Jranf-
reid oerponbt 1T, striidteu gIusoritt
oege6cu bat, Die in ben aaerboditer
areiicn in Gel,tIblar5 YeiBfuaen er.
regtca. Ser Shirt nabm fiir ieine
Sattir &artet utb 8og iia oaonr1
ebenfaus bic ltnQno0e Ser bohIter
Gre;ie 81.
Ger ,Gcrriere bella Sera" IN Mai-
LAMB bate ar II. S5uni cine 0epeife
per6figttIitn, Iaut lpelter Der Shirt
itno Die fSiirItin inter benz geroo6t
Ser Spionase bereits I'M glpriT bon
oen 5elltien 9ebor6en oer6aftet Dor-
Sen icinl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
$eif orei 2(6r ant $onntas 2dorsen
6ef,toen f6 sic 2suqen auf Ser
san5en S'ronf in 6eqer 9Sln@f,
ste lp,tr0e1t 9t5pungen, ibre SteQmn
gen an Oct @eres5fa 5lt r6nnten.


IeIm adne &h6dm
btH afn tmsdd = 5 5hHban Gbampa. raa4e
gTufs bel Daebtm aHsHfm ser~fte sstfH &bsH
Bet ao Hrdn bic esla INNER Hs aa eat at8u an
Srbn afnhn
"fa SO ed4afs Jam snf6H
ben
Rafrans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
Die gerben
9 oIIen, einem 9er&9t su-
foIse, Dura33o, bic
Sauptitaot pOr GIs
banien, befebt 4os

2pnbon, 20. SUM. Dem 3euter-
i6en Bureau pirb aus 4tbeR gemeIbet.
bdB ldut etnem bort i'm ltmluuf be-
fiubIi6en Geruat bic Gerber 9uru3a
40, bic 5auptItaot BON Qlbanieh bes
Iebt babeH iolIsH. @Hdb paIdu, oer
proDiIoriI6e grGFbent bon 2Ilbduisrs
ion ii6 nah StaIisn eefLii9tet bnbeu.
Ruffiiaer @omponiitges +.
BEN.
ct. QstersburG 20. Surts
oia 9onbon. - Sereei Sdneief, ber
rtiiiI6e &pmponiTt uuD pormaIigei
Director bes Utustouer &OuIerpato-
rtums 1T oeitOrbeu. CT tuurOe Inv
Sabre 1866 sebcren unb eeb0rte 5r
ben Shilern Rubtritsins uNb Gf@ots,
topstns. Sm Sabre 1895 tcmpontztA
e bic Dper, .SretstGs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
Sn nngarn
9,irS bic 1iegierung ben Grtrag Der
fommeuoen Grnte beidDlag-
nabmeu.
5iirbie RsguItruue Ses 9 s'
treibe6anbeIs pirb sin
0n oronnI rpI rbnTfeu

02onopOt gsi 9aTfen
QOnbou. q. SuRi. Dem
g,uter'Iasn Bureau pirb aus 3iiri4
ssmeIbet:
pie uneariife RegierItua bat be-
itlOFen ben aeiummten grtrua Der
tommenbeu 9etreioeerHte. nit Der uls
lsinigen glusnubne DON Wtois. su Be-
f6laonabmen. Inter Der Sberoufli9t
bes 6unoelsmiuiiteriums piro bGnn
nit sinem Sapital pom 100000
aronsu (etpa $4,000, ,oOol Elm &riess'
GetreiosmonopoI sei4dffer psroen,
I'M ben aeiammten 6streiSe9unoeI
etni6lieblid Der 2lusfubr uno Der
@eriorsuHg Der sruppsn 5u leiten.
7as ausfubrperbOt fir @etreibe pirb
Biz sum glusuft 1916 in araft iein.
Den 2anoptrt6en tuiro geitottet
peroer, iia einen 9orrat6 fir etSneu
Gebrduh gu rsisroiren urb spdr gum
Cat BON 40 9furb pro 4opf uno pro
Ntprtnt. 9ripottOniumenteu perbeu %
pfunS pro 9opf sugeitanben."
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"
aommsn bic 9eutfheH unb Deiter'
rsider an 2emberg berdH.
Sis befiuben iid an elmer Stele nur
nod Ell Uleileu BON Der Saupt'
itabt Gdlisieus entfernt.
Wsbrere qini.n feinblih.r Gdiibens
grdbtn auf elmer syront Don "a
Rsilen senommn- Z
Bel Saaipls unb aueuitotpo baben bic
Rufen iich ebsnfalls blutise
sf1pfs gsboIt.
Webrere feinolide 5lieser ab5es
i4oHsn.

Berlin. 20. Snni. oia 2onbon
- Die unter benz 9efebl BEG 9ens'
rdls p0p WadenfsH iiehenbeu Seere
riidsn unaufboltfam sesen 2smbera
su Dor. rdhb.m @robed ero6ert unb
hiniereindnbsr Iiesenbe 9iuien pon
ruiifen Gdiisensrab,n, cine 2ini.
nab Der dnoeren auf siner Girsds
bon nabe3u "a Meilen adnge nprbs
peitli6 bon 2enbers irob beg bsftig.
iten Diberftanbs Der RuFsH srftiirmt
lporoeH iinp. go ipirb in Der amSonns
tna per6ffsniliht.n amtli6en getannts
mahrna Der oberit.n 5seresleiiung
mitastbsiit Die gstannima6ung lau.
tel fpie folst:
~Weitli6er ariegsidduplab:
R6rblitb pom ga gafee aandf unb
an Der front n6rblid BON @rras bas
ben mir psri6ieosns PARTICLE 9fngrifie
NIT bIutiaeu 9erluit.n fir ben Jeinb
abaefdlas.n.
Sn Der Champagne rurbs cine
frans0iifts 9ipiiion, bic nd6bem fe
einen Stiibenoraben psrfprenat bais
ie, .inen glnsriff psriu9ts. bur6 uni.r
ifsusr b0llis Dernidtet. Dperdtionsn
Der franaoI,n gssen infer. gorpoftsn
I'm WaIos BON Barron Fiibrt.n Su To-
inl.n RGmpfsn. in bensn mir bieS6ers
bano bebislttn.
9n ben guseisn fpurbs Wunifer b.is
tia bon ben iyransOin bombarbisrt.
ernsuts Qtnsriffe bes 5sinSes i'm gs4t
2tul une iiiblia bacon miSlans.n.
Gin feinblides 1luesug, has su
sinem ifIi.asrgsi4poSer gsb0ris. BON
,Uel6em SfsstsH in atanbsrn O6ns
StIaben BON militdriThsr Wi4tigtsit
ouaurittsn. nit gomben bslsst fpprs
ben mar, tpurbe a6s.ffoFn. @srs
idisOene anbere fflus5euss tpurbsn CUR
iFluat appunsen. Gin ipeiierss fsinS.
li6es ifliiG5sug tpurbs in Der QGbs
bon 8ousiers In Der Champagne abs
sddoif,n.
CsitIider ariessThnuplnb:
anariffe Der 9iufsn auf unir. 81.
nisn in Der geaenb bon S3aipIe unb
aiuauiiouO ipurbeu abssipiefsn.
Infer 9orriiden in ilsinsn Oibis
IicneH bate 5ur GoIss. bab mir porss.
ihobene SisIlunssn bes Gsinbes in Der
Rdbs bon 9ubtbrsbiit.i unb 3nlef..
Sflia Der aanbIrabe ,ipiitsn
y.rsaTnpb uub Wlpispnia sinnabmsn.
SiiboitIiher arisasf&dupfab:
Giiblid BON piliea babsn bic Trups
ben bon General DoH WOpria in ben
lssisn 1aaen Derfdisbsue DDrssfdOs
bsne StsIlungsn bee Gsinbts erObsrt.
Die 4rmtsn uHtsr General Don
Nadtrisa tabm sls. GssGiHg Ssal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
Grfplge
WeIbenbie Siirfsn.ppn ben
9drbaneIleH unb aus
SrdHsfautnfien.

aonitaniiuopel. 20. Suni.
pia 2onbon. - Die fOlgsnbe umtlids
9etannlmadung purbe am SOnstus
pom tiirtifatn arisssminiiirium ers
Iaifsn:
rsSn elmer G9ladt in ber gibe
bon SIti (1ranstautaiieu. So Wsilen
ipsitIi1 Don adrs) iDurben 200 s.t5bs
tsi uns aubsrbem Hta4tsn mir arissss
asfangsns uno aud SrieSsbeuie.
Durd tiiriifbe alrtiIIerie tpairbe am
DunnerTiaa in Der Rabe BON alpi
Hurnu Elm ftinoIiHer 1OrpebOborts
5sritSsr esrBsIlar tsi6dDiah
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Gebr tbdtig

Sinb bic 8 Siirten na4rufs
ftf6sm 3uge eFdn O-nib an
berSrontim &autdfus.
3tflts, II. Suni, pia ct. pes
tersburg unb 2onbon; 20. SUM. -
Die OperatiOnen in ben 0arbdneQen
baben au9enI4einli4 abfOlut teinen
ginfluB auf bic giihrigtett Der tiirs
fifaen 5ruppen an Der gront i'm
Saufafus. Die 9iirtsn 9a6en in iebr
turasr 3eit bas neunte 2(rmeecorps
srieBt. baB pon ben HuiIen BEL Sart
&I3 qefangen genommen Adtten
SSerner iinb aud bas 3e6nte unb elite
Qrmseccrps perDoaitdnOigt un0 nit
Utunition ausgeriiftet porben.
9is bauptfd8li4en Sperationen
Der Sarten iinb gessn Stti, Ms!O unO
atstin oerittet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
5n ben Iarbaneaen
RaGen bic griten nah 8eriidperuug
DON General Gimnn BON Sun.
oers abiolut feline SORT.
idJritte.
5bre 2anbuHgs Iruppen
oerIieren i'm 9sseR'
tbeiI tGgli6 an
Serrnin

Eerrdin.
Berlin, 20. Suri. 9tuf ora9tlos
lem Dess na5 5upoirle. Der aorr
refponbsnt Der qToeiirtsuprsfs in ben
Garbanel,n bat bic folgsnbe unoa'
tirte 0epsits gefanot:
Die 9erIuite Der gngIdnber Bel aOi
8urnU nerSsn fofpeit auf 5ebn' Bis
fiini3,bntauisno Utunn ssi6dBt. Die
8erluite Der siirten fino etuus gerinr
ger, O6I9on bic siirtsn i'd isBt forts
pG5renO in Der Dffeuiibe befinoen uRb
fait alnG5tIia gaions!tanSriffs ma
der.
Gelbmarr6an 2iman Don Sanoers,
Der StutIts S6er6sfs9Isb baber, 1T be-
siigli6 bes 2lussangs Der Speratios
ntn auberorbsntIi9 opttmiitiit. sr
perf6ert. Sem Eorreiponbentsn Der
2lFociirtsn g]rsiie ssgenii6sr, baB bic
griteu dbIoIut auber StaHbe isieu,
iSortiaritte gu MAIDEN, ia iOsar tag
li9 an Serrain Derlisrsn.
yaugeiiats Der 5batfa4e, Sdb Die
snsIiI6. 5Iotts aubsr S.aroe 1T, Die
aanbopsra.ipnsn gu uutsritiisen, o1
Il burt bic urt.rieeboOts 6eorobt
pirb, 70 fdeiren bic Gngldnbsr aoi
9urnu utdt 70 iiter in iHrem 9eitB
gu babsn, pie iis es uripriinSlid bats
ten."
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beiiBt. I'm Dorldufig Sur46alten su
t0nnsu, 1T cine 5rase, bic man in
snaldnS niht beartlportsn tann, obs
ibou bic aonbonsr 3eitungen sug.ses
BEN, bab Der Wlunitionsmansel in
RnBlanb a.lt III. rRublanSs grob.
Rotb~ ,on5ertrirt bds ollaes
msins sSntereiT. o5llig auf Die
ooriiaen @orsduss. Sn 9smberg lam
man ieBt fdon ben G'ef4iibbonner b6s
ren unb i'm eaufe bieIsr Wp5e niro
obne iFrase cine Der intereFanteften
pbafen bes arisgs i6rn Eulninas
tionspuntt errsifsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
9aijer 9Silbelm

sat fetn Sauptquartier =
mad 9 S9lefter per!eSt
uno bic SberIsituHg ber
Rampagne in SaIiaien
Ibernom men,
Sppenbageu, pia 2onbon, 20.
Sunt. aaiier DiIbetm bat ieiH Sdupt'
quarter na6 qIsb in S6Ieiien per'
legt unb bic SberIettung iiber ben
TelbSus IN SaIi3isu iiberuommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
Sn Wspsfau
8urSc seIegeutIid Der fiir5liden
Seuti6cnbat Gin Sdaben OUn
S20y000,000 unseriAtet.
Rabs5u 800 5abriteu au D
Gei6Gfte unb 200 20 o Re

nungen sep iinbsrt
Ct. petersburg, Oia Gunbon,
q. Suni. 9ele9sntlid Der tiir5Iiten
Gsutidenbds purbe ROs;au ei;l
s6aosn DON $4,000 ) ongsritts!
unb ss purbsn nabe3I 500 5abritsu
unS Geiadfte. iOpte 90 @03Huusen
bsmrItrt unb sspIiiEoert.
SE con rfaalDisr Data SsIsaeHs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
Dir pf,tttbfn ,tno Offerrfihfr tino ttttr ttpdD
,ufnt9f 3nfilrm nnn @ali,ifn's
Damptftaot fntfrrnt.
I'm beaer sslm6t
geiinSen i'd bic jiuiien ani Der gan
sen 6rOut in Der RGbe DON
2eIn6erg.

9 lie ipurben am Sonntd
Worgendus itarten SteL
IIngeu WeressDtd
TluBgetpOrfen.
Wisn. 20. funi, bia 2onbon, 81.
Suni. - Die RuHen bsfirben ii6 Ieit
9 llbr ON Sonntag Worgen i'm OolIeu
Riitauge auf ibrsr seiammten Hront,
nd9Sem iie aus ibrsn StelIungen am
Deres8pca flub. eins turae Strete
tpeitIih BON 2euibsra, berausgeipOrfen
porben .pnren.
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QSetterbe

8 bio: St0nes Detter am WlDns
tag; am 0ienitag 3uHebmenOe Be-
D0lttbeit.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
THE MONROE COUNTY BANK

have been killed thus far. What
will be our toll if we take part?
Over five millions wounded.
What will be our share if we
become a participant.
The nations at war are now
spending four hundred million
dollars per week more than
twenty billion per what
will our our expenditures be?
Before we decide to go in
lat any cost" let some of the
advocates of war give US an est.
mate. We are a great nation
and can not be stingy with blood
or money if we cast in our lot
with the belligerents.
And what is to be gained by
war? Protection of American
rights? No, that can be secured
without loss of life, money OF
honor; it can be secured without
arousing hatreds which would
last a century.
And what would we lose by en-
tering into the war? Men? Yes,
no one knows how many. Money
Yes. no one knows how much.
But more than that, we would
lose our place as the leader OF
the neutral nations and the op.
portunity to mediate when the
time for meditation comes; we
would lose the priceless privilege
of using our good Offices as q
friend to assist in laying the
foundation of permanent peace.
There is no excuse for war.
Our grievance we have them
against both sides-do not justify
war; and the treaty plan fur
nishes the machinery for main
tanning an honorable peace.
Those who talk war misrepre-
sent the wishes of the people.
You can nc more measure the
sentiment of the masses by the
froth of the jinjo press than you
can measure the oceans silent
depth by the foam upon its
waves. w. j. Bryan.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
LET'S HELP BRlNKLEY TERRITORY FLOOD
SUFFERERS, TOO.

The flood sufferers in Monroe
county should have the attention
and consideration of our big
hearted people who have not
suffered such losses.
There are those who have lost
everything. Big hearted, hard
working farmers, who have suf-
fered a total loss of their crops
and many are in debt for their
rent and supplies.
There should be held a public
meeting and an opportunity be
given to those who are more for
tunate to share with our neigh
bors and friends of the botto m
country, who have lost all in this
the most disastrous high water
that has ever come on them.
Let's call the meeting, Mayor
Grant, and do it now. A few
dollars from the many would be
in the nature of a Thanksgiving
offering and presented in loving
kindness and brotherly love. to
those who need it, could but be
accepted and do a good work.
Our people have been thought
full and have helped the flood suf-
ferers elsewhere Let's help
our own. as we'll.
Call the meeting, Mayor Grant.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
at 15cts per pound.

at 15cts per pound.
The flood news has put a quiet
ing effect on Gubernatorial aspir-
ants only one new candidate
"conte mplating" this week "a
man by the name of Richardson
of Ba tesville.
White River flood reached its
highest at Clarendon on Thurs
day at a o'clock and is slowly
falling. The overflow which has
completely destroyed all of the
crops in the bottoms west and
south of Brinkley began falling
Thursday and had fallen Be
inches at G., W. Grishams place
this friday morning.
The Government has issued
storm warnings along Atlantic
and Gulf Coast, of another hur-
ricane headed that way.
Cotton has been making a
steady gain in price. Middline
in Memphis this morning was
9.25.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
Harvesting Peanut Hay

In harvesting peanuts, where
the acreage is large enough, a
peanut harvester can be used to
advantage. The peanut digger
is used by many farmers to lift
the vines, as it leaves them lying
loosely on the ground, and they
can be easily thrown into
punches and small shocks with
a hay fork. A 2-horse turning
pillow with the moldboard re-
moved makes an excellent pea
nut digger, as does also a potato
digger.
Peanut hay can be cured by
stacking around poles 3 to A
inches in diameter and 8 feet
high, set in the ground deep
enough to stand. A 2-by-4
scantling may be used in the
absence Of poles. Two pieces of
scantling 5 feet long are nailed
6 inches from the ground so as
to make a cross, then the vines
are stacked around the poles.
In starting the stack a few fork
fulls are laid across the scantlings
and the shock built up by sue
cessive layers of vines, the pods
being kept to the center, sloping
the vines so as to shed the rain.
When the stack is finished a cap
of grass and vines is placed on
top of the pole. The hay should
be allowed to stay in the stack
until the nuts became dry and
firm which usually takes about a
month, then baled in the usual
way.
The whole peanut plant makes
an unusually rich and palatable
hay, containing 1874 per cent
portein, 40 per cent carbohy-
drates, and II per cent fat.
Whole peanut hay analyses high
err than alfalfa, therefore it is
an excellent feed Cor work
horses, mules. beef and dairy
cattle.
Where peanuts are planted
for hogs, the vines can be cut
with a mower and allowed to
cure in stacks.
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AaE We CHRISTIANS? LET US ACT
As SUCH!

The wars, earthquakes, storms.
and scores of other calamaties
that are sweeping millions of
lives and billions Of dollars out of
existence are furnishing some
wonderful reasons for making
the old world in its mad and
rapid gait. stop and think, but
are we doing it.
A Brinkley pastor said in his
Sunday morning sermon, this
country was founded on Chris
tan faith, and when we wander
away from it we shall pay the
price,"
It is strange that any nation
that claims to be the world
greatest Christian nation should.
in the very face of the folly and
horrible sin of waring Europe,
start q campaign and Glamour
for extra preparations for war
such as is now being made by
many in America.
War is british, hellish and
with all the millions of lives that
have been sacrificed and the bill
ons Of dollars that it is cost to do
this horrible murderer. there is
not the slightest evidence that
can be educed to prove that the
nation which was best prepared
for war. has not paid the highest
in blood and money and at the
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King Alfredo Ruule.

The most interesting OF all bugles
is the famous blowing stone." first
used by Alfred the Great to signal
his troops on the field Of Ashdown
1t Is in the historic Vale of the White
Horse in Berkshire, Eng, and is a
mass of sandstone so curiously
pierced with holes that when blown
1t emits loud, clear call. The sound
travels over the green meadows
through the woods of the River Ock
echoing among the White Horse hills
and down to King Alfred's camp on
the southern slope and back to Way.
land Smiths cave, where the smith
lived, whom no one ever saw, who
shod the travellers horses left at his
door.
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AFTER the lamp came the candle,
whose modest ray we are inclined to
regard with considerable amount OF
kindliness and esteem. But for the
candle the dark ages of the world
would have been dark in still more
literal sense than they already were.
and to this humble servant civilized
mankind was indebted for the very
best illuminant 1t possessed, certainly
until the latter end of the eighteenth
century, and probably right up to the
time of the invention of gas.
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short.LIved Truce.

Two Irishmen, long enemies, met in
the street one day. Said one: What q
the sinse of two intilligint min goin'
along, year after year. like couple OF
wildcats spittin' at each other? Here
we live in the same block, and 'tis q
burnin' shame that we do be actin
like couple of boobies. Come along
wild yer, shake hands and wen make
up and be frinds." This they did, and
went to an adjacent saloon to cement
the friendship with glass OF grog.
Both stood at the bar in silence, each
with a drink of whisky in his hand.
One looked at the other and said:
What are you thinkin' about?' The
other replied: "Oi'm thinkin' the same
thing that you are 49," said the
first one. we're startin' 1t agin. are
yer"
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THE WEEKS STARTLING News

Germany shells down the
corn" and apologies to America
for the violations of Internati-
onal Law by German submarines.
thus insuring a continuation of
President Wilson's peace policy.
Germany agrees to buy one
million bales of American cotton
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same time lost the most.

same LlInG IOSC CHt 1IlOSt,
If we are Christians let us as
a nation have faith in the protec-
ting care of Him who rules the
winds, the waves and overcomes
all things of man, for the accom-
plishment of His purposes and
the honoring of His cause.
Let us as a nation indivi-
duals who have accepted Jesus
Christ, show our faith in Him.
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Polite Covers

PoIite Vo"ve
Two boys from Germ
table. Fritz has been =
a year, but Carl has JUN
is first and last a scnom
him. however, that y
language he must Dol
grammar. What he
was to master our coy
So he began to learn !
One morning an szcss
gentlewoman, long
asked Carl very pcns
salt. Much to her no''
delight, he Responded
Mike,"-New York ~
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Dutton Drug Co.
Missionary Nh

The ladies Of Tie v
Missionary Society W.
interesting meeting 4
OF Mrs. T. G. Simmoo,
afternoon. That beinr
Monday it was decjded2
a temperance prgran. \
Mrs. Henry Folsom
scripture lesson and ~
excellent comments n
Then we had a soba,
Fight is on"
Mrs. Sumpter and Mn.]
Brown had readings on
ance and Sabbath obser,
Mrs. Gordon had chsl
ing the effects Of alcod
human body and sho
evil ways our fruits q
are used. After shown
she favored US with n
Our Nations Guil
This is a glorious Y
which we are looking
This ended the preg
short business session J
Miss Mary Folsom =
Secretary to fill Nh
place, she having %
town.
We were Glad toll
member and several \
hope they too will see
being done and VI
members.
There being no othe
we adjourned to me-
afternoon at 8 p. n.
C. F. Simmons.
Our hostess serve
delicious cream and
A Ne
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A FEW WAR FACTS

Twenty-one million Of soldiers
are engaged in the unparalleled
war now raging in Europe; what
will be our quota if we are
foolish enough to enter into it?
More than two million men
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PEACE rumors are in the air
again. The Pope of Rome has
issued an invitation to President
Wilson to help him bring peace.
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Screws Really Date From 1886.

Screws Really Date From 1886.
Until the nineteenth century the
manufacture Of screws was a rather
crude process of forging and cutting
with hand tools. Small screws were
little known or used before 1886, but
In that year machinery began to be
constructed both in this country and
abroad and screwmaking became thor.
oughly established