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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01
10000 Wefanseme
Sabsn bic SeHtideH ieit gesinn ibrer
cifenfipe in 4olen gsmadt.
ltnb msbr ais 100 Ranoner
nnS 300 Waf 6iHenges
idabt erobert.

Qmitsroam, Scllnno, 81. 9.3,
gia aonbon. Cine unoffisislle De,
pcids bic ab.r nidts Seito rpsnig.r
am 0cnn.ritas pou Ssm Ssutid.r
Sauptquartiet aussessben ipurSe unf
bier eina.trcffsn 1T. laut.t ipis foIgt;
.llnfsr. 5ruppsn in pOIsH perfOl'
gen ben Gsinb. Ra4 ben S&ldHtsn
tsi asbS unb 2ofpie5 maaisH mir
mstr Gla $1,000 @efaug.ns unb mir
srbenteisn pi,Is aaHunsn uRo Na'
I6intngsihiibs.
-Di: sapss arisssbsut. isit BEN
gssinH unIettr OffsHiiD. in qDOIen,
i'm RObsmber, belduft iid aut 1885,
600 Gsfangens. m.6r ala 100 Fano'
,i,n lnD 300 maidinsns.i@iib,.
Csittrreidif9tr 5Iieger
berabsef9ofieH.
ct. Yetersburg, 81. Se3.
Die Muii,n, bic Die 5eituns pr5t.
nbsl belagsrn. fdoii.n am Mitilpcf
sinsn Doppslbedsr herd6. Der, poIl
ben 4drpntbtn tomm,nb, periud;
bctit. bic Gta6t 5u trrsidsn. Der
g5Inb In Der Waihius, ben seip6bnlidj
Der WiIit1rbsobatter .innimmt, mar
nit Sddtn unb aiiten nit qrdisrpsn
anssfiiIi.
@ritif4e 9eIme an ben
6tranb BON males an.
gefdDemmt.
porfheawl, Walts, 81. S.j.
Dta Qpnbon. @robe 2lnfrseuna ipurD,
BIER am Donneritns babur9 psrur.
ia6t, bab pdbrsnb css Sas,s sin.
sanss gln5abI 5elms, ME iis BON ben
briiil@sn Sruppsn in Snnitn uHs
ussppttn esirds.n iperbsn. amGtranr
tti bitFssr siaSt anasi4Rsmmi mars
bsa fus.
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Der leffe Yer(n6, oie @fenlfpe 5u e.
greifeu, 6ra6fe oen 2er6iiuoefeu
fllr6t6are 2Jerlnfe.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01

untsrbrOdsn. Die JrauSOfen fiinbis.
ten an absnO an, bab iis bic Sdlfts
bes 0Orfss 5tsinbaa i'm ObsrsGIiab
eiHgeuommeH bdtteH, bas an nHo fiir
iid Don iDenig ODH fat gar tsinsr
geoeutuns it, absr am 5uBe zines
5iigsIs liest, osr bus umIiessnpe 9s.
Iarbe auI ein, lDsiisgirsde bsbsrridi.
5n oislss Sseno. pie in Der nmgss
bung p5n N65On uno 5DifdsH ben
2lrsOnNen unb o,r glaas lit icpsit bic
SffenfiDe Der 6runsOieH an ausses
prdgtsiten ssDeis1t.
Die Stabt Ga 9afise, in SSrautrsi6.
bic iih nod in ben 9dnben Der Seuts
iaen bsfirest, bistet einss Der i6pies
risitsn probIsns, Dsl6e bic @erbiinbes
ten 3u l0isn bd6eu. Die Seutiten
habsn llngep6bRlia itarss gefeitisun<
gen I'M Ga 9aiise hsrum erri9tet uno
Sipei g(rmeetOrps in bic Stabt sspOrs
FEN. 9ieie iSeftuHg fam MIR nit
fur9tbarem @erIuit an Meniasnleben
sritiirmt ipsrbsu. Sar @eiis 1T absr
a6iolut uotbwsHnig. psHn bic @srbiius
bstsu porriiden nOnsn.
an Der bs!siit,n affe iiHb bic
aGmpfe auf QtrtiIIsrisbueGs 5ss
itrdnti. gDsit.nos aub Sisle anSsrs
tleine SriIhdftsn an Der aiiiis, bic
Idngit DON ben geDobnsrR pcrIaTsn
fuorosn iinO, psrOsH iait tGsli6 uOH
ben ari.ssi4iff.H ser 9sr6iinbstsn
5OmbarSirt. bic ettr ni9ts psltsr
bamit srrei6en. as olB bic Grtidafs
Ten, bic 10 i6On u1-spObH6ar Iiuo,
gang suiammenssi6oii.n tpsrbsH.
stas SiiSairita .oaImt bi. b.Ssu-
tunssDoue Ro6ritt, bdb bic Rsgie.
runa Der iiibafritaaiidsn Repu6Iit
bsidloHsn babe, 9yappsn fir ben
&ri,g segsu 9tutit Siibpeitofriia
spunsspsiI, ausSub.6en. neil ii6
uitt ssnus 1yrsiDilIise fir Oitis&am'
paene mslosn, unb ois perfiisblyen
Sruppen Riai ssHiisss. nm Den Rss
bslsnfiibr.r Sbsritlta;nant MariB au
bstdmpfen, Der nj. @sritGrtungsn
BON 0sutfd Siibpflfrita unb nit
8elbartillsris perfsbsH. I'M 9ssriffs
lit, pieber in Sds Gebi.t Der Iiioafris
taniI6sn Union ein3afaIlsn. nm cine
ntue Re6eaion ms Ssosn gu rufer.
Die quItralisr babsn bic osutide
Sniel gousbainOiQs. ocn Der Colo
NON @rupps, pabri4sinIi9 bic leb.
te SnII i'm Stillsn OSean, bic ii9
nod in ben Sdnb.n Der Dsutideu Sc.
ianb, dnnettirt.
Ter a0His 9eors BON England
bat bsu Carl Of Grrbp unb ben Carl
Of GbeiierfisIO ben 6oisnbanborOsn
pss!iebsn unb bem Baron aouat ben
Siftel.Crbsn. 9isis Serrsn babeu
ii9 hisis srobs. 5isIbsgsbrts 9lusstiG=
ming ouSura Osrri.nt, = Sab iis ii9
srsbs @abs ssss5sa sa5ss iuass
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01

aonbpn, 81. Deg. Pdtpsm Der
arieg in europa Doae fiinf WlDHate
seoauert bat. idmpfsn beim gtgiHn
bes nell.n Snbres bic ii9 ssseniibers
ifsbenbsn Deere nod init DsrisIbsn
enii9luisnbeit ipie btim slHTaHs.
absr tsine Seitt bat Durlduiis Nus
iitjf. siusa 10 grOben Sisg 5u .rriri>
gen, pit sr n5tbig III, am nas SHita
Ial 6ss &riegss fiir bic eine oSsr Die
anoere Gsits su suti4sioeu. Die am
Ii. 9s5smbsr Don Osm Ob.rtOmman.
bear Der @erbiinbetsu, GenerdlSoffre,
dn6efoblsn. aasemsine eu.rsiite Sf-
ieniipbspesung. bic ben 3psd babsn
ipate, bic 9eutiGsn aus frdn30il.
item unb spentuea bslgiihem Gsbist
gu psrirsibsn, III Offsn6ar gu Wahsr
setporosn unO in bisiissn TSilitdrtreis
len 1T man i.bt Der gniidt, Sab por=
IGrufig auT bic SffeniiDs gdn5 Ser3i9s
iet ipsrb.n Dirb, Biz siH DisI srDBsrsr.
sbeil Der nsusn 9lrmse 2orO ait6s'
ners ins Jslb seididt ipsrbsn lam.
Die @srluite, bic bic @sr6iinSsten IN
ben D.ri&iso.rsn gurft6beu isit BEN
II. DECEMBER srlitten habsn, fUarsu
aubsrornsntIia srobs unS itanSsH m
t,irem 9erbdltnif 81 benz. mas Sas
our6 srr.ibt porbsH 1T. Die Deer
fiibrsr Der @srbiinbsteu iiHo 81 Der
Qlnii6t s,tommsn, baB elm allgsns:.
neg .nrsiI9ss gOrriidsn Der Dsrbin.
beteu S,er. 5ur jssiSen 3sit 10 sroBs
gerluIts i'm Gsfplgs baben piirSs,
baB bos @orriidsn buDul4 naturgs'
mdb balb pi,ber elm gnSs srrsidsH
mifis.
Rad hsm Riid3us Der Ceittrrsidsr
aus Gdlisisn babtn bic RufeH gum
britien Wal bic Rarputbsn ii6tridr:ta
ten, absr in golsn lit cine utsi iur1s
tigere s6ladt i'm @unse uHb Die
Deuii6en unb bic Ruiisn idnpfen
bort INNER nod in SsIperater Beiie
on ben llfern Der Gliiiis. Die 5uii6sn
Der obsreu MUifisl unb Dem qiIica
Glub Ii.ssl. llnb ipenn aud meter
n5roli3 bic admpfs auseH6lidIi4
fan gang ruben. 10 bn6en bic 0eIt'
iden bod ni9t ben plan aufseg.6eH,
iid Der 5eituHs Duridau gu btmd9s
tigen. lle6er bic 9Orgdnse in jeusr
@essnO fassu bic Oifisielsn 9,taunts
maduns,n fuit gar ui9ts. 9ab u6er
iDiftis. Opsratiunsn i'm @unse fino,
seb: Oaraus berDor. baB pOn Ssrliner
militdriiaen arsiien onssOeutst pirb.
odb Warihdu pordusfhtlib nid1t i'm
Stdnb, I,in peroe. iih NOD llnse &c.
gen bic Deuti6en gu bebduptsH.
Sn 5Ianaesn unb in 5rantreih
fnD bic aaHbis auf benz srUbtsn
sbeil O.r 5ropt fuft gang ,ins.itslIt
ipOrOsn. Gi. Mube ipirs Ger bod Sc.
Isssn.Ii8 bura asiiasrisgefsais uuo
Snfaasnisrnsriffs IND G,stnrnsslfi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01

2ente gu bsranlaHsn, in bic glrmee
auro Sit6ensrs sin3utreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01

Die 9tnbduser Der ariesspartsi iOl'
leu ii9 aae Niibs seben. ben prsmisr
Graf Stuma fir fire gIdHe gu &C.
uiunsu.
Ieuer 9rnnell ourd biz
gprenGen.
paris, 81. Dss. Der 5oir
SanHell 1T am Nittpo9 fertisseitslt
iporoeu. @r bilbst eiuen 9heil .siner
neasn giIerbabHlink, paris.gdrces
Iona, d6er Soulouie. D1s lebte @Iiso
in Oieier 2inie fii6rt DON 2lur les.
5bermss na9 Ripoli in Spanien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01
Die gb,ueiS
Dur6 ben aries IN stns
unsiinitiss finansislls
Qdae ae6raAt.

Gage gebra4t.
gern, S9ipei3, 81. De5. Di'
beoeutsnosn Militdraussnben, bic Del
S9fpei3 babnrd aufse5nuagen NOR
ben iino, bab lie eire bepdffnste Hetii
traiitat uufreft erbalien mub, bilbstl
fait ben sin5iesn 0esenfiunb. Der az
Donneritag pon Der 8unoesDeriamnii
lung in ibrer Sibung III Grlpdgun!
eeSogen lpurbe. Rad Shlub be-
Sibuns srfOlsts gertasuns Big gun
Wlarj.
gs lpurbe ansetiinOigt, bdB cir
Defi3it bon 23,000,000 syranes 81
osdsn 1T. Die 2iltobol Stsutr ipur
be Derbopptlt nnb bic Steusrn iii,
Gbsds, poitanip<iIungsn. 2eIegral
pben. Sinais eiisHbabHbilletfs I'M
5rndibrisis ipurDen trb6bt.
0orfdlldge 5ur gtdbliruns zines
Siaats sabatmonopcls uno bret.
ten gsitsusrung pon @rnnoeissntbum
fir aritsssuedt puroen bis sun
Didr5 ;rriidgslsgi.
Die R.sierung ldlug aud cine Gts
b6bune Der Rutsn fir bic gef0rpes
runs Der 3situngsn 6urd bic gSrsHs
DOR. JnfoIgs psr sHersiihsn SppoiIs
iion Der ganyeu preHe Dez~ Qaupez
ober iDuros bic betrsifsHOs g,orIag,
ipieosr suriidge5ogen.
SSSn BET gan5tn Shpsi5 liegt San.
Del uHo WanbsI poliitdnois oarnisbsr.
gs 1T biss gum 3beiI cine Goles bss
llmitanoes, bob felt qiisuit bic Die.
len 5otels in Der Sdnei5 lesr ifebsn
unb Der 9ouriiienOsrfsbr gdnSIidl
auT1sb0r! bat. gs lperbsH in bieier
Saiicn isiRe WintsrIports psranftals
tst. uno auf ben gsfud Der 9unberi.
tduienoe bon SuurifieR i'm nGdiisn
Sommsr 1T ni&t 5u redneu.
@aiOr Rorabt iib.r bic
Sage auf BEN 6ffi9sn
4riegsf dGapla B.
Berlin, pia SaaS lHaD aDiison,
81. De5. IaiOr wsOrnbt. Der Tli=
litdriarifif.usr, f6rsi6t i'm g.rIiusr
1assblait ii6sr bi. Gage auf Ssm Sits
Iitm arisssifauplus ME fplst:
IN. Notwithstanding itims
men barin therein, baB bic 5aupts
itast pOlsns, @oridau, balO ssraumt
tp.rbsn mub. Gs III pobI betaHnt,
bub @dridau aIs 5eitang Uenig
Wert6 bat, .s III absr gu .ripartsn,
bab Si. fart btf.itistsn ppiitiOnsH
Dor ben dorts enersiid DsriheiSiSt
iperbsn. Gs tpiirb. a5er immGbin
cine farts 9irmss u0this fsiH, um
WnrfGdu 81 bebaupisn.
nGs ideint f.ru.r. bnB Sem rniii.
i6en gensraIfia6 msbr baruH Iiegt,
fsim Sduptarmse intatt binier bic
W.i9I.l su brins,n, aIs iis in poIer
Stdris iUsiilidl bon benz 5IuB gu
brinasu. ,llsber bic pldn, bss ruff.
iasH ej,kraIfdbs iit ans ater niats
betanni, unb ss immsrbiH mSsIi&,
baF sr bed nod bi. 9lbiiat bat, oas
G,bist peflih BON Der MsidIeI su
bebauptsH, bss pOIiiiideH grsitiaes
!psssu, trOb Der g.fdbr, bic bamit pers
brnStn IL.
.2laf isftn Jall pirS cine Hisber.
lag. Der ruiiiitsp gtrTse u0roli4
5Om pilisa 5Iub oas SdidfdI Der in
gsli3isn Operirsnbsn 9rmss beiisssln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01
Seslie 6uurpbreDs
Bon bem 9ouperneur Cor
5a IebeustGHgli6er
3u6t9ou8frufe
beg n q D ist.

Columbus, S6iu, 81. Des -
Souoerueur Gor bat am 9onneritoa
bas ii6er 2ssIie 6umpbreps gefaute
5ooesurtbeiI in IebensI6nelihe 3u9ts
bausitrufe umsepanbeIt.
9umpbreps, Der elm grentIer Der
Rorfult uno Deitcrn GiIsnbabn mar,
bate Sam. &. &eqep, ppn 2onad, 20.
@a., ermoroet unb i'm $4o0, bic aellep
in ieinem BefiB bate. beruubt. Gr
seitann ben Morb etn unb iiberlieB es
pem Ri4ter, iein 5fidIal gu beItims
men. Seine @ertbeioiser bdtttn aels
tenb eematf. bGb aelIep I'm @erlauTe
zines Strettes setootet porben iei unb
Sumpbreps crit, nahoem er ieinen
G'eaftr sst6otet, duf be Soee getoms
men fei, ibn Su berdubeu.
Ridter Dillon perurtbeilte Sums
pbreps gum 5obe, bic JrcInbe oes
9sBtereu panbten f6 aber an BEN
@puoerneur gor. Der i5m einen gIuFs
idub ud9 bem anberen bepiIiste, biz
er oen Rann ieBt eubli6 besuoOiste.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01
ltebertrieben
Sinb bic ruffif6sn Bee
rt9te iiber bic @erluite
Der osRerrei4er.

@af6ingtOn, .. g.. 81 Deg.
SSSn elmer Der bieiisen DIterrei9iI9suns
9ariI9en 8oti9aft BON auspGrtigeu
glmt in Dien 5ugegan9enen Sepeffe
pirb in 9lbreOe seiteat, bab BEL benz
Riid5us Der Oeiterrsi9er aus 9dlBien
ole Ruiien 10 piele @efungene seuluHt
6Gtten. @s piro ertlGrt, bag namenta
li9 bic 3abl Der gefangen ssnommenen
Offi5iere gang auBerorpeutIid iibers
triebeu nprpen fei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01
Ser bdnii6e Gantpfer
uM. 6. 6plnt"
Su Der ROrbfse duf siHs
WtiHe oufgeluufeH uno
unteraeaanaen

2pnbOn, 1. San.-9er Sdnii6e
9ampfer rW. s. 6ulm", Der am l.
DECEMBER pon SaDanna6, Ga, nit els
ner 2aouns 8aumpOQe an 8orb, nab
Gbriftiauiu, Rorpegeu. nbgiug, fnbr
am 5reitus Morsen auf Der 9Obe DON
6lam6Orougb 9eab, England, auf cine
Wline uuf uno ging Is Minuten ipGs
ter unter. Die san5e 9eidsung sut.
tam in ben 9ooten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01
ppla

angsbIi9 ron elmer brit.
tifh fraHs0iii4sn
Jtotte bom6urbirt.
App.nbGseu, 81. DEG. Gin.
gribatSspsi9s aus Berlin iost. oab
rtbr dIs brsibig britifhe unb franz
55iii6s arisssidiffe ben 0issrrsi6i.
ihsu ariessbafen prIa bombnrSirtsn,
ipis aud ben 9afsn Don RoaigttD, Der
IS RsiItn S0n lsIa lisst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01
Die s5niel Srpusainpiae
Bon BEN 9tufralieru an.
neftirt.

WeeIbOurue, 4uiirdIisn, 81.
DEG. - gluitraliide Sruppeu bdben
bic Sniel 8rousuiu0iIIe. bic gr0bte Der
SdIomOnzS Snieln, befett. IS purbe
onsstiinbist, bob Die britii9s GIdess
am 8. Dessmbtr absr Der SnisI auisss
bist srsrssn isi,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01

TEr Dbfo nnb bag iDeIilift
Qsnninlpanien: Gh0nes Wetter am
,5rcitoa. Am SamItas tribes ipdrnes
Ses Better, iudbrfdeimIid nit S9nss'
a<[i06trn.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01
cIAsSES OF FORAGE CROPS.

Any vegetable matter fresh or cured
eaten by i've stock such as hay, grain
fodder. or silaSe Is included In the
class Of fsraxe and those crops grown
primarily for that purpose are known
rs forage crops Whenever q cereal
croH - grown for hay. pasture, or sill
age II too 10 called . forage crop.
Every farm maintains . few head OF
live stock for which II is necessary
TO provide feed. The most successful
men are growing the feed at home to
avoid the necessity Of buying.
Ons-hslf OF tho total acreage of
American forage plants consists OF H.
notify and eiOvsrs. but the greatest
amount Of roughage is produced from
corn. Over Ave million acres of alfal.
"a ars now being grown In the United
States. Much wheat, oats. rye. millet,
sorghum and Sudan grass are grown
for rough forage. Cow peas. soy beans,
the clovers. and many tame grasses
such as Bermuda. orchard grass, red
top. and crab grass are grown to a
considerable extent for hay and pas
ture. In addition To all of the above
there are more than seventeen million
acres left to wild grasses. Forage In
the United States exceeds In value
that of all other crops.
LeEumes. while not grown so OK.
tensively n grasses. are more valua-
Bile. pound for pound. because they al.
most uniformly have q higher protein
or flesh forming content than other
crops. OF more than one hundred Ie-
gumes comparatively few are Of agri-
cultural value In Arkansas.
The grasses are either annual like
sorghum. millet, or Sudan grass, or
perennial like orchard grass. Bermu-
d.. or Johnson grass. The roots of
grasses are very small and usually
live for only one season. Al compared
with other crops grass seeds Edo not
have high terminating power.
The class Of forage crops known as
isEunes includes peas, beans. alfalfa,
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01

H. E. Rupert, of Mountain
Top, was transacting business in
Ozark Thursday.
The Spectator can do that
printing for you in a satisfactory
manner. Tell central, Is.
Money to loan on improved
farms. Easy terms.
adv. L. M. Guthrie
John Carter McIlroy is busy
these days dividing his time be-
tween the offices of county clerk
and circuit clerk.
Mrs. Joe Mantooth and baby
will leave tonight for their home
at Newport, after months visit
with her father, w. G. Stockton,
and family.
Rev. A. G. Crosswhite and
wife, of Roaring Springs, Pa,
arrived TODAY for a visit with
Mrs. CrcsSwhite's brother, A. H.
Treadway. and family.
Attorney jeff Davis, of Cecil,
was here Wednesday. Mr..
Davis had his first case in cir
cult court on that occasion and
made a creditable showing.
Mrs. w. L. Higgins and Miss
Luna left Thursday, for Warner,
Okla, to visit Frank Higgins
and family. Mr.. Higgins &C.
companied them as far as Fort
Smith.
A number of citizens reported
yesterday morning at the home
of z. C. Savelle and spent the
day in working the roads in that
vicinity. Two graders were kept
busy most of the day, and the
road, which was in a very bad
condition, was put in much bet
ter shape.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01
FOUR BIG SHOWS
Four Separate Shows Carried
with Yankee Robinson
This Season

Four separate and distinct
shows are carried by the Yankee
Robinson Three Ring Circus.
They are the circus proper. the
Texas Bills Wild West, the Carl
Hoffenback Trained Animal Ex-
hibition and the Parker Pacific
Carnival Company. One admis-
sion ticket will take the patron
to three of the shows without
extra charge. The only sepa-
rate tickets are required for the
carnival which operates on the
down town street. Arrange
ments have been made for excur-
sion trains to the big show this
year and it is predicted there
will be the largest crowd at the
point of exhibition ever known
in this country.
Will be in Ozark on Thursday,
October 14th.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01
Forage Crops for
Arkansas
Eight Studies in Supplementary
Farm Feeds.
EDITORS NOTE.

The Extension Division of the Uni
versity of Arkansas. in cooperation
with the United States Department of
Agriculture. will offer this year
through ais paper. 4 free correspond
encs course in Forage Crops as APP
piled to Arkansas conditions, edited
by W. c. Lasseter. assistant director
Cooperative Extension Work for Ar
kansas. These lessons will appear In
this paper At intervals Of six weeks.
The articles will - written ir the same
logical order of treatment that would
be followed in tie preparation of
bulletin. Those VIE wish to take this
course should write TO the Director of
Extsnsion Of the University Of Arksn-
sas. Fayetteville. stating name. age.
occupation and . word about his or
her general education. and stating that
he Cor she) proposes to carry the work
through for the eight lessons. A farm
ers bulletin will be sent to supple
msRt each lesson. provided a question
blank be sent back covering points in
each lesson. These blanks will be sent
with each bulletin. The studies in
Forage Crops viii include: "a Glasses
OF Forage Crops. (0 Alfalfa. go Clo-
yers. 90 Pasture and Hay Grasses. go
Ths sorghums. 90 Peas and Beans. ca
SilAge. Aal 90 Curing and Saving Hay.
j. H. Miller. Director Cooperative
Extension Work.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01

The preacher on the chautau-
qua platform gets better audienc-
es than he did in the pulpit, and
in addition they pay to hear him,
when he may not tell them any
more than their local preacher,
or tell it any better and the same
audiences would considerit almost
a crime to put more than 5 cents
on the platter. to hear the same
preacher in church.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01
Agricultural Club Day

The annual club contests will
be held in Ozark on Thursday,
October 7th.
The corn. peanut. and pig club
and the girls canning and poul-
try clubs will make their exhi-
bits on this day and their par
ents and others who are interest
ed are urged to come with them
and see what the boys and
girls are doing.
All farmers who have good
corn of any pure variety, or
other good farm products, are
requested to bring them in on
that day and they will be put on
exhibition to show what Frank
lin county is raising and can
raise successfully.
We will have EXHIBIT, of a
great many varieties of corn
such as are adapted to all types
and kinds of soils and the merits
of the different varieties. will be
discussed. This will be an op-
portunity to learn about the diff
ferent varieties and it will be an
advantage to both those who are
in need of seed corn and those
who have good seed corn to sell.
Come and bring something to
show and let others know what
you are doing. Club pins will
be awarded to all of the club
members who bring in their ex-
hibit and their record books
showing how the crop was
grown. Let's make this farm
ers' fair.
The club pins will be awarded
by County Judge Weaver. and
the judging of exhibits will be
done by experts of the depart
ment.
Very respectfully,
H. F. Cassell,
County Agricultural Agent.
Mrs. H. F. Cassell,
Canning Club Agent.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01
OZARK, THURSDAY, OCT. II.
l will pay cash for
TOW SACKS, RAGS,
RUBBER, COPPER
and BRASS.
C. L. JONES, Ozark, Ark.

clovers, vetches. and many others.
This forms a most important agricul-
tural class Of plants in that most Of
its members have the ability to use
free nitrogen taken from the atmos.
phere by the aid Of certain bacteria
that forms nodules on the roots Very
few other plants and none Of agricul-
tural value In Arkansas have this
ability. These facts have been known
only for q comparatively short time.
That the nodules on the roots of
these plants contained bacteria was
not discovered until 1866. and il was
not until 1887 that Hellriegel demon
strated that leguminous plants could
utilize atmospheric nitrogen by aid OF
these bacteria in the root nodules. u
was known even before Christ that
the growing of certain legumes help
ed succeeding crops, but the reason
was not known until the recent dis.
coveries.
The organism causing the nodules
on leguminous plants occurs In many
different forms because in only few
instances has It seemed possible to
lnoculate one crop with the organ
Jams from another. According to Pi.
per the only proven case OF this Is
that of alfalfa and sweet clover. either
of which can be inoculated with the
organisms from the other.
The root nodules on various lie.
gumes vary widely In size, shape and
abundance. On most clovers they
are small, globular and oftentimes
club shaped. On alfalfa they are
usually some longer and oftentimes
more branched. On vetches they are
very much branched and often fan.
shaped. On cowpeas. peanuts, and
most beans they are irreg,ilarly glob.
ular and solid The soy bean nodules
are also globular. but have raised
ridges on the surface. II is said that
the velvet bean sometimes has no.
dulles as large as baseball Some of
the leguminous crops of Arkansas. al
falfa for example. are dependent upon
the presence of the nodule organisms
for their successful growth While
other legumes viii do well on fertile
soils without the presence OF the or
ganisms. experiments show the pres
ence of the organism is beneficial to
the crop.
Many people have the mistaken idea
that leguminous plants gather nitro
gen through their leaves. The bac.
cria in the nodules on the roots real.
ly take their nitrogen from the air
which occupies the spaces between the
soil particles.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01

Your attention is called to the
Correspondence Course" an
nounced in another column, as
we'll as to the first of the series
of articles to be covered that ap-
pears in this issue. Nearly
every citizen in the county will
be interested in one or more of
these courses.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01

A method has been perfected
for making from certain parts of
the human body an ink that is
ABSOLUTELY fadeless and unaffected
by acids. That's a new way for
some people to make a mark.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01

These things are getting
mighty common, so common
that soon they will not be news.
Arkansas corn won first state
prize at the Illinois state fair in
a general contest. They GER
tainly do know how to raise corn
in Arkansas. Times Record.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-01

No one likes to hear a man
continually brag about what he
has done, but he is way ahead of
the man who brags of what he is
going to do.