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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-07
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5odmutbenos GrinEerHItseu. bic je=
sess pairiotii9 fiiblenoe beutIde 6srl
h0ber ialn9en IdHen, errptdt Sds 2tns
beutsH an ben areuar .gmbsH". Der.
o6glsi6 bic Deatide 5lptte ais fcIhe
bisbsr niht entideibsnb in ben Bellz
trieg .ingreifen ionnte, oura is;ns
tiibneH unb g.dn5pollsn 5haisH Der
peuiiten Wldrins unbsrsdugliten
Ru5m sinsstrasen 61t. Die emben 1T
leioer ni4t mebr. I'm Die gr;nnsrunQ
an oisi.n itrpimm.nosn Seebelber Bel
ben 1sutlten in 2lmtrita in lreiIb1s
rsr GOrm pa6subaltsu. bat ii4 bic
beutids Seemdnnsfiiriorse i'm Safen
BON Rtp gort entihloHsn. sur6 bas
i6rr 9situHa unb WartnHa amer
iraute 0euti6e Gsemunnsbaus in 6os
boien. n. o., aus MstdGguB~sin no
osll bsr3uitsIIen. oas ben bsrii5mten
Sesfabrer 81 9ol srob naiursttreu
tpisoersisbi. uno siH tlsiuss ih0nes
S5muditiid bartlett. Die Ssriiegung
ess WooeIls fam dut, ais Elm ners
pienituoIlss unisrns6msu gsltsn, neil
tceur6 Setlsuten gefhifiigung ~
sh.il tpirS, (glrbeit III beiisr aIs Qls
mcim). unb Der isbt bOppelt ifart in
eiulpruh asnommsnsn llntsritilbuusss
tclTs hss Seemannsbauits Elm min,
iommsHsr 3niGub Sn5li,bt. Der qrsis
sss Rpbsrs II. aui siHsH baIbsn Doll
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-07

iunaen S9auipieIsrin ipsrbsn.
Sic bat fi6 BIZ sum 10. Septem'
ber in ibrem 6simat5Ianoe aufgebdltsn
uno tennt bic SpriiSen ariegs5uftdnbe
unb 9srbdltuiife aus eisensr 2lni6au,
unq. sic bat iif ais gelaisrin, abr
dIs oorurtbsilsfrsis gelgisrin. aus
ariiuolidJer Sa6isRRtniB .in Irtbeil
se5iIoet. pelhes bsm angloam.titant'
'd8n 56eil ibrer 3ub6rsr r.6t ii6er,
raitsHo tommtn Strfts, ba bic Wahr
beit iiber 9slaien oOn Der amsritdnis
itsH preife istnsr8sit auf ben aopf
asiteat rurbe, uno isBt noG immrr
bdrinddia berif1pi.gsn niro.
frI, artois 1T na6 g(msrita ass
tommsn, UNI bic Uabrbeit iiber gef.
glen 1T oer6rsiten uuo oumit 3ugIsia
ihrtm 0aterlaHbe au oisnsu, benn bic
G:Hnabmen i6rer 9Ortrdee fperbeH
nd6 2l5iua Der llHtoitsu nd6 Bel.
lisa lur untsriiiiBuua Der ROtblsibsn,
ben deianbt. Die Rage in gtIgien
nit gssug auf 9suti5lanb unb gn5.
!aub Dor uno H1h benz 4us6ru6 bes
&rieass, bus Werbriuasu Der Ttutih:n
unr bic ipdte 4utunit Der .nsliI6.u
Erupper in gslsisu. has 8srblIm
ssr bsIaiit,en gepolisruna uuo pisl.s
glnotrs ipsrbsu ror ihr erortert p.rs
ben. Die beIgiisnS,bSrbsn bo6su D.r'
ae6eHs psriutt. Asef fur9tIoisn DAME
rtH Wlunb III psri.opfen.
Rad Dem Qortrags pirb frl. H.
.oi. i'm 5sIaiiatn RntionaItcitiim aui.
trsisH unS cine asibe DON i90Rsn, bier
ned midi asis5eneu 9iloern aus Bel
li.n porfiihrsn
Msr bic Ql5tbeit ii6er gelsitn aus
ZEN Wunbs sir;r einssbor.n.n, unt.-
fanlsnen uuo Observation-Disclosures
gspbdbterin b5reu nil, perilums biz
Zen @ortrag ni:5i.
ReIerpirts zis. iino I'm gOrOsrtaui
Eel Der aeoiian 60. Rp. % Weft 4.
StrdRs III hdteu.
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8elsien unb ber Srieg.
lie belaiifs Sdamipielerin Bbilippi'
ne srtois pirb bieiss 5bsma
bsbnnoeln.
Sie iprid)t am Abeno bss II. Mai im
GmerD Auoiturinm.

philippine Qrtois, bic in glmsri,a
bur6 ihr fur9tlOies auftretsn fir
Wabrb.it unh @srshtigtsit 6etaun:
seuorbsne 6eIlii6e S4auipislerin,
lpiro ON tpmmsnbsN areitng 2tbsno
Ben IA. mai i'm Gmsrg 2fupitoIium
sinsn grrtraa iibsr .gsIgien uHo Der
Trisa" haIisn.
ffrdulsin artois 1T Der lshenSs BE-
trtis pdiiir, bub Is aud un,er b.n
geIaiern 2eui. gi6t, bic ii6 nitt
i4eutn. Der @obrbeit bic Ghre su az
ben, Bonn re ifilbert bic tpirtlitN
;3uitdnbs in @slaisn, rsrthsibist bi.
3euii6en uub srildrt, odh bieis bic
9sn0l!,runa better bsbanbsln, ats iie
es gum 1beiI psrbisnt. 5ir eiei.
SiibHkit BAT lie benu au3 pi,SsrbO.t
II. d. in timer Stobt Gtldhomas MT
oeuii6isinblihet gspSItsrung. 100 iit
ihrsn goriraa belt. pcu .irsm 5t.iI.
Der SubSrsribafi 3if6en une WibeTs
fpru6 assrHtet. Cir aHircrttts ate,
ben t3iiGern, tpsr bic @ahrhsit uthi
boreH ipols, t5nne aeten uno iib oas
giHirittsssIo auriidse6sn Iaf.r. BUR
Giner that ods. slm anoeren Worgtn
,oarfsn bic susliitsr 3eiturgen i6r
Dor. Il. it,bs in o.uti6em Cob. nber
bic aiiHi,lsrin apaHa bic gldt.er,
bieie 9eiGuloiauHaen suriid3urebmeu
rno ii6 au snii4ulbieeu.
aliO isbr interefIant, fir 9eutfa.
iprppbI mi. fir 2lnalodmerilnn,r, uno
fir lssters aaEs 6eioubsrs. tpiro oer
Wprtrnn hisier in 9sIaisn osboIsnsn
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gterblibfeitsberi6t.

St!o GrOnlanO, SO, s15 9IeHpDDo
gloe., S6DG9e.
Rpbsrt Gbanep, Is. 4rHOIO StroBe,
RippsHfelent5iinoung.
WsidasI glagg, l, 1923 pIsaiGHt
Sr., auHgenentSiiHouHs.
W}itael Wc2ausbliH, 49, 615 DIT
8. Str, 3ubertuloie.
Soiepb gBoQace, 81, 1905 Deubam
Ctr, Snpdde.
Roie 6sloman, SO. 1881 GOIum.
bia Qlps., 2uugsneut5iinbung.
Grant Cunning, 50, 1929 GaiterI
aos,, Rierenleiosn.
2Ouiis Rarpolo, 50, 0sutitss
2iatOnifier 9Oipital, Operation,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-07

3IuG5immer an Der Central Moenue
lnbe Der @aoc StruBe einen eerpiHen
S5arrD 2obostp Don $50. 4t2 9auio
Strabe 10 idltmm Uermeiiert ba6en,
baB 2obosfp an iieben StiGipunoen
i'm ItdOtliten Soipital barnieoerlieat
g9ie Die Ieteftioes bebaupten. bat
Ru6lcsfD }u8citanoen, oaB er Sobostp
ole StIdgpuuloen 6eibra6te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-07
1emtidbes Sbeater.
9reke 65ala.@uriteluug am 16. Wai
I'M Gmerp AUDITORIUM

gSE lelt Ja9ren pier uolIY, pllp
aud teusr gum eHbgiiltigen Qbl4luB
Der 9eutT6en 9fsatsr SaiioH cine
srobe Gala 9Oritelung gegsben per'
ben, uno 3par iiHost fOIfe am Conn
tag, 10. Wtai, i'm gmer9 auoitOr'am
lftatt.
I Sm Mgemsinsn 1T es ntdt leiht,
Elm pnfenO.s StId fir sinsn oerartl'
| gen @alas2(bsrO gu iiubeu, eenH es
| Iol ettpas isin, Oas niht i'm Gersth
Des atltdelifen SpieIplanes liegt; Ell
gsntli6 III man gerue geneigt, fir eIs
nen folden 3pet cine grObe tlafiIts
auifiibruns 5u pdbIsH. pod bari man
babel 3psi purtts HiAt unbeahtet
laFsu, bic fi6 als 5ismlite 5inosrs
min. in ben Wsg itellsn, eritsns, oaB
bic 9sgsiitsrung fir unisrs alien aldls
! iitsr leiber niat mebr 10 gang auf Der
55bs i.ebt, uno es nur nod einise be-
lfonDsrs populGre Nsrts uHIeres tIaIli'
itHn aspertoirs iinb, bic nod bic aIts
3ustroit bubsu; 3D,iteus, oub perays
Itiss gluffiibrunsn in ben meiiten
5Gasn Elm Risi.upsriOnuI 6eaHip-us
cben, I'm sinsn tpirtIitsH gTfuig 3N
srsie!eH. CINE tabsIIoi. Disbrsa6s eis
nss glbnsRperlss ioQts bod INNER
o.s Saupt5iel istH, oas BON einsm
5beaterIsiter anssitrebt ptrO, uno 10
bat iid aud bic GsituHg uHierss Deuts
ifsn WuisutsmpsIs reolia bemiibt, biz
Dabl .ies Stiides 81 treTfsH, Dem
man in isosr gsJisbuHs betrefis Der
2iuifiIbruHg ssreht psrosn tam, IND
nahoem bic perfIoFsne SaiioH uiaI
daSu reid nit N,uigieit,n 9sisgnst
mar. belt SirsttOr 8. 6. Samio e
fir sinen gutsn 9rifi, Dem bieiigen
puhlitum .inmal sint Rop!tdt 81 6rin-
gen uno .s pirb oesbalb FIR ben 9l6s
i1iso= uno Gala 9bsnD an Scuntag,
I16. Rai, rRein 5rsuno 9sonp", poa
GDltsns9asttsrs uui Osm SpisIplaH
srittiu.n.
Iieie DubI piIo ppH Seiten unIss
res osutitsn 5beatsrpubIitums IdoH
Oesbalb nit I'm 10 gr0bersr GrsuOe
tssriibt psrbsu. ais ss iif bier I'M Elm
pirtIit sntjiitsnoss guitipieI baHbsIt.
uno IN unisrer an ure fir i'd 10 srns
ten 3sit 5,oey frpb III. penH er einige
Stnrosr in frobsr unS beiterer Inter
blltung DsrIebeH tlnn.
.Mein Nreuro 5sobD" be6erritte
in ben l.bten 5lpei Sabrsn ben Spiel
plan aIler osutiasN 9iibneH uHp purs
oe iib.raa, 100 er 3ur gtufiiibruHs ses
Iansts. nit itiirmiItYm getful Be
ariBt. 6s tpuros i'm Gdufe Der Ger
fioFsutn Spis3sit pi,osrboIt oisRad. !
frase RAD neusrsn S9opiungsH Der
eeutifsn 9iibHenIittsratur laut. Hur
1T IS nidt immer 70 lsift, bic neus.
ten Wsrt,. Ipc3isa fir Qmsrita, CUR
glufFii6rung gu srpsrbsn, uno and
.5reuno 3eobp" tonute nur nit pielsr
Ribe uno Hitt seringeu Soften sy
ftcnoen perocH. limb Sober, Der iidl
fir bic mubern.n S45pfungsn auf
ocm 9ebi.te Der 5ben;srinrtftitsllsr.i
intereFirt, Ioltc Hitt psridumen, am
Suuntag 16. gloi. Der auffiibruHs
bisiss sntSiidsnOen GuItI2is!s bei5u'
tuohnsn.
gsitsaansen fir SiBs perosn ihcn
ieBt In Der anuJlsi unieres 0euti6tn |
36satsys, 3lS qropiosHt 8aHt Sc
bdube .ntssseneeHommsH. uub bic Osr-
sbrlidsn a6oHuentsH tpsrbeR gebetsH,
Iopeit lie ibrs alien Stse piiniaen, |
irIts rsat3sitis gu rsisrpireH. Der
rcguldrs adrtsnpertduf begiunt an
tpmmsnbsn Ui0ntag IN Der 5bslttrs
&dnSlei uHb bel BOZ &: 2atamp, 9iHe
uRo r.. Strdbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-07
Gbriitian Eciener.

am heutigen 2lbenO ftnba in
Der MuiiihaQs cine 9OrIeIuns ibsr
Gbrtfttan Seiencs ftatt, bic pom Serrn
Saco6 g. Sbielo BON Chicago ge6aIs
ten pirb. 0srIeIbe, Elm SsraeIit,
purbe dnee6lia nit 6ilfe BON Gbris
ftian Scienre aebcilt, rafbem 1re
Suren febIgei6laaeu pareu. Der
eintritt gum 9Ortrng lit frei.
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s.it.rn cuf 3a4lans Don $4,000 psr.

ssit.rn Guf 3a9Iang Don $4,000 psr.
tIGgi.
Der Gar6is. SsiTs gattOH, Der inter
Der Qntlage nss Woross I'm 3ipeiten
Grabs, tsganseR an 9nOio 9roUH,
itaHo, ouri.e ii4 geitsrH oss .bdilitsU
2lngriifs i6u!pig 6etsnneH uuO ipuro.
Don Riatsr 9ippsrt 5u 8 WonateH
GefdHgnib perurtbeiIt.
6tnrp qbenir, bes StraBsHrlu6es
angstlasi, ipurbs ssiiern freigsiprOGsu.
Die Giti8sns State gan!, 9opsr,
Gp., tIagt cine GOrOsruns I6sr s2500
ssseu bic 2. Naii0ualbaHt DON Ginein'
natl Elm.
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Sin RuIa Waiieit.

ROiu ion bos Waifeit fein, peI6ss
Der 9euticbsl ling. Damen 9rantsH-
llntsrf 8erein am Samstag, 8. Mdi,
in Der Cosmopolitan Sdlle. 1873 g3ine
StraBe, peranitaltet, Die 9Orbsrsituu-
gen Iub uufs Bette astrofisn uue es
itebt allen 9beiIuebmerH Elm psrsnas.
ter @benb bepor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-07

Iar anssiest. Qoitfysisr 9erilnb BEL
porberissr Gia',noune oss gstras.s
ii6sr bic Der. Staten. gsitslungeH
6ittet man al oas 9eutihs Ssss
mdnnsbdus. ;1c5oten, n. s., 60-64
Suoion Ctr. 80 rihten.
@srpaltuug 1,utib.s S,esmanns6.im,
45tbs;!uH5 5esmaHn5bilfs GmSsn
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Stedlerei.

Inter Der slnIaec ScS Moroper-
iutS wuroc aeitern s(bc RubIesfp
non go. S1S Glnrf StrnBe pon ncn
Getettipcs Sd,aefer imo 4SrcitolI ucr.
baftet. Rnblesfp foil in Der gludt pom
@sittfuo& ani 0onnerLtos IN einem
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DR., BURKHARI'S

GegeiabIe Gompo II be6ebt ehmeraen
In ber Setie 8hdeu, inter ben sbuiierplaiierrI,
Siidanfaue, Ser5ilopfeu, uliibee abgeipanHies
eSeilbl, Shndhe 9eroofiidt. @eriiupiuHe, tan'
ren fraHIeH WlugeH. SdDfpHoclaHidue, ab9eMais
ietes Snitem @rlGHgt eine 30idatpe 9ebauo'
een ber srilen 10ils an. Sn aaen @potbsieII-
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gionier. Yerein.
Nimmf arl. sIrfois' GinIabnns s'i
i6rtm g,Ortrns ain fcmmensen
trsitae an.

Tn beIsiidsn ainitierim, weIdjt bic
aiigem ibsr anasbliar 1reneltbatcn
ber 1emtidlen in 8elaien iuieoerlt'
aen luirS, unrbe elm enibuiiaiiiidJer
@illtomm hfrsifef. - am 13. Su'
nj feiert Der TiOnierureiH isim AZ.
Stifinnasisit. = Glf neue Riislis'
Der In ben gereim aufseuommen.
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gtrIu6m ele Gossa 81 Opalplatu bruis absrA.

9critopiung Niljpntiti fdIebter lilaOen 6e,
ieetf 3ungc Itdgbeit uilb aeberleibea pctben
RopnI.pilIeH aeiier ais tgislnusbI 1or uub
25e, IN anen GIpotbeIeu.
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Rbsr SH saHbps
CUMMTNSVILLE GERMAN BANK

bcr obenaeRaHnteH Gummnsotre German
Is lpabr NJ mad meiHem belten g9iiieH HHo
9erbett ,. Soraer, statiIrer,
fen g. Gag i'm lRai 1915.
u ~. 0{. 81 GatD, pfientll9er Notar.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-02
DISTINGUISHED WOMEN.

General French, field marshall of
the English forces, in his latest re-
port mentions the names of fifty-eight
women whose distinguished military
services il the field and gallantry en-
titles them % honorable consideration.
General French has heretofore been
opposed to political power for women,
although his sister, Mrs. Despard, is
one of the leaders of the English votes
for women movement.
Recently General French paid Wis
it to his agd sister especially to tell
her that he had become convinced that
women should have full and equal
power in government, and that even
on the battle field they had an impor-
tant place.
American women are equally rs
patriotic as their English sisters and
equally intelligent to exercise the
vote.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-02

Reports from the Austro- Hungar-
ian headquarters received in Berlin
on Wednesday state that Lemberg, the
capital of Galicia, has fallen before
the armies of Germany and Austria.
For long time the Russians have
held this important post against the
Teutons, and its possession meant the
control Of the province of Galicia, and
its capture by the Germans comes as a
severe blow 20 the Russians 1t means
that the Russian army in the South
is entirely cut off from the army in
the north, stretching across Poland to
the Baltic. 1t will also result in the
transfer of vast German forces to the
west, where for sometime they have
been hard pressed by the French.
News of the fall of Lemberg pro-
duced an outburst of wild joy through
out Germany and Austria. All Berlin
is bedecked in holiday attire, and the
school children are given holiday. The
Germans feel that this victory will
mean the complete breakdown of the
Russian army.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-02

Thirteen witnesses on Wednesday
testified that Harry X. Thaw was not
insane. They appeared before the jury
that is to decide whether he shall be
set free or sent back to the insane
asylum. The witnesses included four
jurors at Thaw's former trials, keep
ers in the asylum, his physicians, and
others, all of whom testified that he
could talk intelligently on many sub
iects, had never been violent in the
least. and had always appeared ration
al. Thaw described, on the witness
stand, his escape from Matteawan
and gave as his reason for escaping
that his physician had pronounced him
entirely sane and he believed himself
he was. Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, in
Chicago, has promised to appear for
him if needed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-02
VOCATIONAL COURSES IN THE
HIGH SCHOOL.
(Communicated.)

Should the vocational course, such
&c domestic science, manual training
bookkeeping and shorthand, be taught
in the public high schools? This is M
old question, but one that is still being
discussed in every community, large
and small, in which such courses arc
not already established.
There are many strong reasons in
favor of such courses, but only n few
will be mentioned. The fundamental
idea of the public school system is
that the schools be conducted pri-
marily for the benefit of those who can
not pay, which is but recognition of
the obligation of the rich to the needy
More than this, it should be conducted
for the benefit of the community, in
that it can greatly help to produce
better citizens. Citizenship is i'm
proved by making the citizens, (male
or female) self supporting (and there
fore self respecting).
Accordingly, any course of instruc-
ton that helps to make students self
supporting is desirable.
The High Schools mt present, are
largely organized and conducted for
those students who expect to go to col
lego, that is, for those who alreadv
have at least Il moderate supply of
the worlds goods. The curricula are
shaped so that students can pass col
lcge entrance examinations and meet
all college requ.remnts. Accoyt,inply
the High School curricula is dominat.
ed by the colleges, :nd not acopted
primarily to the needs of the large
majority of the students. If all the
students were going to college all
would be well. But only six per cent
of the High School graduates go to
college. The other 81 per cent. must
take the courses that are offered
though they re not best suited to their
needs. 1t is true that all courses Of
Tered are of some value to all students
but those students who have to begin
making living as soon as they leave
the High School should be helped as
much as possible as well as the few
prospective college students. Hence.
1T SENS but fair that vocational cours.
es should begin for the benefit of the
"a per cent. who are in greater need
OF assistance than the fortunate six
per cent. who are able to attend col
lege.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-02
LAST CULTIVATION OF CORN.

(Joseph E. Fisher, Tioga County, Pa.
in Southern Agriculturist.)
am to build my soil while cult
waiting corn crop. find that the
cheapest way of doing this is through
the growing of cover crops. The
cover crops that give best results to
me are rye, hairy vetch and crimson
clover. When cultivating the corn at
the last cultivation, / scatter the seed
mixture ahead of the cultivator, thus
killing two birds with one stone. The
combination | like best consists of
one bushel of rye, one-half bushel of
vctch and three or four quarts of
crimson clover TO the acre. / sow
this mixture by hand, walking along
every fourth row, throwing the seed
all one way. l can sow seed with
either hand and might say that it is
mighty good thing for the young
generation to PRACTICE this art; it
comes in very handy. You see if the
wind is high it is an advantage to be
be able to sow with both hands.
At the last cultivation of corn
like to cultivate shallow, hence / use
fine tooth cultivator. | have learned
that 1t does not pay to do any monk
eying with corn roots during the last
of July or in August. As sure as you
do, your corn crop will be lessened.
Now, this shallow cultivation is exact
ly what you want for covering this
cover crop seed. Passing along ahead
of the cultivator you get the seed COW
cred and in short time have a new
crop to come on to take the place of
the corn.
The corn is put in the sio for use
during the winter and in tho spring
until the pastures get we'll along and
nutritious. The cover crop in the
spring may be either pastured off,
or partly pastured off and plowed I'M
der. The cost of seed is little, the
feed obtained far overwhelming it,
and then you get lot of humus or
vegetable matter to pillow under. In
this way fields can be steadily i'm
proved to greater productivity.
i do not insist that it is absolutely
necessary to sow this cover crop mix
ture before the cultivators when corn
is cultivated for the last time. When
corn is put in the silo it still gives
time enough to run over the field
with disk harrow, to sow the mix
ture and to get good growth before
winter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-02
KIDNEY TROUBLE CAUSES
INTENSE SUFFERING

Sixteen years ago was taken sick
with kidney trouble and suffered ter
ribiy for three months. did not work
during this time and was mostly con-
fined TO the bed. After using other
remedies, finally tried bottle of
Swamp Root. Immediately began
to feel better, and after using seven
fifty cent bottles was entirely cured
and have no kidney trouble since.
can truly say that owe my good
health to Swamp Root. You may pub
fish this letter for the benefit of 9TH
er people afflicted as was with the
hope of bringing to their attention
this most wonderful remedy.
Yours very truly,
HATTIE A. QUIMBY,
36 Spruce Street, VAUDEVILLE, Me.
State of Maine, Kennebec County, S.
Personally appeared above named
Hattie A. Quimby, who subscribed
above statement and made oath that
the same is true in substance and in
fact. ANNIE M. DRUMMOND.
Authorized to administer oaths, etc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-02
A NAVY UP TO DATE.
(New York WorlaN

Secretary Daniels's strong speech
ut the opening session of the Naval
War College should satisfy those who
have been his severest critics. 1t
should displease no one except ultra
pacifists; and 1915 is not their year
for commencing their policies to the
public.
Mr.. Daniels has seen in this fateful
time "old theories crumbling every
day" and "old tactics, old strategies
disappearing over night" He has
seen great uper-dreadnaughts hiding
in guarded Ravens while the unseen
terror of the underseas ravages at
distances hitherto deemed impossi-
&c. He has noted fast cruisers us
ing lowering dirigibles as eyes to
guide their raids on enemy coasts.
Reminding his hearers that "the
courage of the American people in
facing new conditions" has made the
Nation great, Secretary Daniels meets
the new conditions. He does not pro-
pose navy of menacing size but
navy up to date. To this end he
has made arrangements for fuller use
of the best expert thought within the
department without compromising the
Necessary safeguard Of civilian control.
Next to Mr.. Bryan, Mr.. Daniels has
been the member of the Presidents
cabinet most often and most harshly
criticised. Nothing in his conduct of
the Office has justified the abuse that
has been wreaked upon him. If he
successfully devotes himself to such
modernization of the navy as recent
developments suggest, the need for
which he so well states, he will dis
arm opposition by his distinguished
service.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-02
Farms for Sale

81 Acres. No. 1893. $4,000 90
This splendid little farm lies in
Howard county, Md. ON public road,
one quarter mi. to school and church
es, l-2 mi. to two different rail
road stations and i mi. by splendid
state pike to II large ilourishimg town.
also Il railroad station. IS acres clear
ed and of excellent quality under good
wire fences, and every field has run
ming water.
improvements consist of II nice two
story, S-room, frame building in first
class condition, located in IL nice lawn.
frame barn, corn house, wagon shed,
hog house, work shop, poultry house,
wood shed, buggy shed, also summer
kitchc. 100 nice fruit trees twelve
years old, water right ut the door.
Will include in the price if sold at
once, two horses, one COW. 81 acres of
corn, wagons, plows, etc. This farm
must he sold quick in order to get all
the personal propcrtV
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-02
American Girl Arrested as Spy.

Urbana, o., June 22.-Anna Hoff-
man, 3S years old, daughter of Mrs.
Kate Brunott of this city, is under
arrest i'll England as German spy.
Her sister, Mrs. C. E. Mcfarland, re-
ceived letter from Miss Hoffman
today asking assistance in obtaining
her release. The letter said she was
being held in Holloway prison. An
appeal has been made to the state de-
partment.
Miss Hoffman's etter says she was
employed in hotel in London when
arrested and that the authorities in
explaining their action said she was
known to be of German descent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-02

l6l Ares. No. II96 s73O0 IN
This excellent farm lies in Howard
county on publisc road, one-half milo
from the Baltimore & Ohio station:
onc-quarter mi. to school and church,
es; 3 miles from excellent town of
Sykesville. 1876 acres cleared, balance
IN timber, water in all parts of the
farm, also wire fences. The land lies
rolling and of an excellent quality. 8
acres in orchard, young and old.
improvements consist of two story.
frame residence with cellar, situated
ON an eminence with plenty Of shade
trees about the house. new barn 3Ox6O
with galvanized roof and stable COX
20, new hen house, corn house, dairy,
ice house, wood house, etc.