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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
miHruttaht.

@Dlbis @rnnb. CONNER 6. 6.
@igbee / ga Grosie er olminoelig
befienot lom cit meget itreng @erre.
Ser britt lGlben l110ifploer Ell SSurn=
lrono, Ser beber Jig fritaget fra Sic
%11elte1. ga S. 9. Saugbn ira Belt
Salem forleOen forfloreoe, at bo>l
bar oe111e 8Ds enelte ul1l10ertofer"
iaa bo0 9on1n1eren ban toge fprlte
Sog bjem igje11. Moll maotte life
forlSlnme Sc 9poe for at boretoge
Sc itrofbore 2epe11De, me1te bun.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
Srfan / set norbliac Murqe.

Iromse SEN Site @pril. Ser
irDlBber frembeles 11pe 8eret11inger
ON 5tormifo0en. S @rplIefioro er
|flere gaaningsbnie iebnet meo SSor=
ben % giernes Snobo, alpoer og
MeabfprlDning goelagt. Bao @ru11o=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

fig / bette 5trpg, foroll itolter Cont
birfe beO S1lOfjpb al S9nmer, g,ir=
oetrooo % ol10re Jor1l96enDeoer
ian1t pirfer / 11ollge andre Metnin=
ger til gjel1ii0ig Sor6el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

fornes CT to Goanil,gsbuie pg ire
Sjps blGlt neo. Eon 5tonglonos=
eloct CT Soarnet repct al &irfen %
otto 9ule blelt operenbe. s &os=
fjoroen> i10re Wolo1ger, % Non1=
fjoroen CT Mosi cr al 911stogc repct
al.
S Set Dcle CT SEN moteriellc 5fo=
Dc l1egct b%etp0elig blot efter Set
lpn1 I'LL foreligger. Gems birfelige
0mfong bill Set toge Sis at fonltote=
re blan6t a116et forbi mango Selc=
fonforbin6eller er / uoroen.'
st TIFF Danpifib> IS. 8. 2oslcn" +,
font bar ligget fortejet / 5olor1gel1
fioen &rige1s 8egpn6elie, 0rep lps
og %ltran6e6e. 5fibet 6rep pp poo
Ell Oobe> bbor Set Ing Sui / B111=
OenL lau Wfoifin= og &ebelrl1nl fplo=
tes. acknowledgements u9fi6oros"
er fommet for at trpffe set al
8%r1trl0e11.
- Go0sp SEN Bite Mpril. l11r0cr
Sen frpgtelige 5torm, ion1 Sc 1ioltc
Ear Dpgn far berjet Ti1tn1orfstp=
item, bor Dcloigbis fun foa Sitter
babe r0e. Sra 8%erlepoog meooe=
les, at cit Wono fra 2enbif forl1lpf=
feoc unlber Entertaining. Sra Me=
bobn mel0es, at to Tiifere CT blebct
bprte Scat til Ons0og. Man frDgter
for, at Scr bill ipprges flere ltlpffer.
Sors0og bleb Gejret bcbrc.
- Ironns9 0en lite Moj. Selc=
~folerne til ltnefjorb, &elge, 5forp
og S6orsbaag er fremOeles / l1ltono,
laa 6erfra bil Gfterretninger ONT Sc
ltbibllom %ilOtrufne 5faber life TO-
reliage fpr m1eo 9olnpifibet inot.
Sra Sron1bif melbes at flere @lt=
ie er ifaoet og ct bleI It poo 5gen.
Eaa WDrnes / gibsfjoro blplte ct
tort 9epit og ct 5fur poo 5gen og
Saaningsbulets enc @abl bleb poe=
lagt. &au 8engsg blep flere Sule
lterft ifaoet. st npopfert @ooni11gs=
buS fnultes pg llpngtes poa Open.
On Some iom beforot Jig poa 2of=
tef, f9rtes neo til 5ge11, me11 bleb
itooenoe fat mellem nogle 5t11n1=
per og re06eoe Jig. Haa 5%fombi11o
blep ct 9ebit fnuit og @aoningSbuiet
bleb ramponeret. S 5erDorben blep
ct SuS belt roieret og to renet mes
til ltn0eretuge11.
- 5tofmorfnes sen lite Moj.
Ntpppe l1pgen @uarO / 9flel1es,
Operberg, oelDis 80 pg @o6iel, 1rno=
gift at faa r%or1por1eret S11stage, l10=
butte, 5moaboo0e, 8ooonplt %
Sjelobrug. Ser1t bar set / Drl1es,
bDor ct 9us be0 5tenlunbsfjoroel1
blpltes beef meo Solfe11e inoe. Sci
0igbis bleD i11gen 1fo6et nebnebGr=
big. Boa Mlsbuag flptte0es ct @rs
meo Solfene i11be, Ser ltoor in1ibler=
tbs fre,n0eles nifo6t ct Strife borte.
Gaa &p0iano bleb ct S11s bl9lt
obere1l0e, iaa Set r1,lle0e r11nOt flere
@onge bortober Morfer11e. Sen 90
aorige @uaromanD Nifotai Siafiel1
bleb oroget frem fra &uinerne iaa
il0e tilreot, at bun ogoe trafs ef=
ter. aonen ligger fren1DeleS albor=
Zig fDaitet, og ser CT Jure for 81
bet. en- Nabofo1le, iom fom 1sben=
De til, bleb for1ood UNDER &eo=
ningsarbej0et. S Dbergberg fruites
Ell Motorifgjte. st MT 5tl,ebl1S,
lom bel6igbis ltoo nbeboef, blGlte
ne6. 8aa Ell nnoen @aorb bleb be0
4=Sibm on Worgener1 Saget rebet
bpf. Semen og 59ltere1 gjernte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
8nnb. Meb 8erge1rs Danpere1l
rGapripi" iom ltpote paa Ell Mil1e
lnnA GSArIn11Ha N2ni4fhit Y fffIh1t11Aa

Snr0. Wte0 Berge1ls Dan1pere1
rGapriDi" iom ltpote paa Ell Meine
peo Srlanbs geltfpit, GIT tilbunos
4,15O Cons Spebe, iom bar in0figb1
uf oQ
ffuloe logres / Maifinballen poo
Srogner. Sobeolalten bar fortified
/ 9sorif Notwithstanding for 9O4,=
700. Oct bar pilt Jig, at BET bar ct
lbillig % beloig &igb, Brobialtte-
r~ingsfommisiio11e11 ben Gong fore
tog, for Snofipbspriiu1 CT iii SO
&rpl1er n1erc pr. So,t e11o ba. 5flll=
sc nra1 ltrafs fipbe, bilbe Do Stu
Item beO uGupribi"s ltnoergal1g tabe
ct &or 9lrnbrebc Sl1ii116 &rpl1cr.
Set bill man imiblertiO life, mall
bill lie Si0el1 an. Stutel1 Dur facet
bjem Set n1eIte al Set, ion1 ct fp1,-
trabcrct al &orn og 0tel, % ser CT
It'll temmelig ltore 8ebpl0ninger ber
Il 2all0et. l1D pDer 5omr1erel1 tpr
set bore ltbitgt til, at @%pe0epriier=
ne bill lpnfe Ell Del, ioo 5taten life
beb9ber at tabe noget poo 0cnne Nf=
fere. &robianterings=&
bar bos Sc rusitlfe 5tutsmpn0ig=
beoer fuoet Silla0die til at n0fpre
fra &l1slan0 til 9sorge iolt 100000
|5uffe &nrl1. commissioner bor
bpg forclpbig life fjabt mere chs SC
10000 5effe, ipm bleb fjpbt for CT,
Iio ii6e1. Sc fon1n1er fra Mrfoll=
gel / 5l11tten al Woj.
Sfibsfprercn, ipm ranglcbe pp
10000 Sir. 5pl1 n1eD0clt blcp CIT
1,prif Sfibsferer for roge11 Sib lioer
.arrelteret / llolonOet joni ligtet for
l1nOerila al pber 10000 &roner
fra lit HbeDeri, Dg lenere TRANSPORT
teret bertil. 6orleOen fremltilleoes
ban / 6p%rbersretten fer for at fao
i'm 9om. San tilltoo at bon, mems
ban bar 6prer al ct 9au1plfib lpln
gift / 6ragtfort pou Mnterifafpite1
pg JONI tilbprte ct ltprre 1orlf Nbe=
oeri> / 2pbet al nogle Maoneoer
unoeri log Jig 10000 9rpl1er, lom
ban brl1gte til Horgel ilo1,b. SON
bapOe i11tet Hegntlfob f9rt og beo life
lelp nojagtig lt10eri lagets 5t9rrrl=
le, men tDibler life paa at &be6e=
riets Spgipen0e er rigtigt. Ser CT
al Soft paa beofon1men0e 5teo /
Mmerifa oplplt at 5fibsfprercl til
5to0igbe0 por at ie poo &afeer Ser,
bbor ban lebe0e bpit. @on bleb til
Hut felt bprte fra Sfibet, iaa en- al1=
sen Tprer mootte tilfal0es. Otter
i'm 5illtanelie i0pmtes bon / 9ors
Sengiel, ligelom bon for en- Sis
al 5 Mur fru6pmtes Hetter til at
i%noeboboe Stilling lom 5fibsfercr.
9nn peOtog Oon1n1cl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
4uh Bskats.

2onis 9nnoipn, MberoeeL blep
f%orleoen Sag operfjert og orebt at
ct 2ofomotiD. Mfopoe font fra &ie~
bcnbobn for to Mar it0en, og bler
gift for fire Wooneoer 1ioer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
100 Acres nar ct ~skandinavisk, Settlement.

q nCTeS HT Gu nuIHdV SeCLIement,
Is Acres under Plov, 80 Acres Grassland, 40 Acres nedhugget Skov.
Hus 1924, stald 24x36. En- udmerket Mejerifarm Park-Regionen.
Pris$ 35 Acren paa lette Vilkaar. Kun Z Mil fra e. god BY OF Jern-
baneStaton i Benton County. Skriv pa engesk efter nnrmere OBJ
lysninger til: Murphy Hartwig Land Co.. Foley, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

Greipitao baagneoe Iieneitepiigerne
forleDen Scot Deb at bgre, .et lbore
Speftafel fra 8p11iebuiet. 9lne11be
llroao tGl1ote Sc 2pS % lpb ltO for
at ie, bpab ltoO paa. S 6prltnin=
gen froeoe Sc, bet par s5olf iom b1,=
iere6e Derinoe, n1e1t peo at lie npie=
ne otter ppoogeoeS Ell uogropning
UNDER @runonlltrell % gGggen %
itrafs forltoO Be, at set maatte bore
ST. Miiffcl, lpn1 bar paa 8elpg for
at belte Jig eli 5teg, % l%narraaoig
lon Sc bar, itrngte SC GDbe1s l1b=
gang. 8nicfs mon6lige 8efolfning
bar mart prffet, % aflteO bar Set
meb @e6tre % 9fs for ON mllig
at faa afliDe 0en. Sagt blep lat
be0 DDcr l(ogang, ifulb Wiffel lfl,l=
Sc brpoe oltfpr ltGrft poo, men -
mi giulOt oct at foml1e iro gjer1,1em
.9prell, roel1 at Sen iii fon1n1e 11b.
SEQ at glptte list poo 9prerL ioo
2pgte1ls 5fin fol0t %i11ocnfor op0o=
ge0es, at ST.. Miffel &ep las pou
@enlebaglet ca. ~ Meter nper
@ulpet, rigtignof ltille % tilipnelo=
.6enOe rent beifjGmnet oper lin 5ti=
monOsfGr 0 mems sSjer og bpoe og
i%fon1bi0te @pns bar ltrbct onlfrirg,
9eogle pelrette0e 5log fra ct &cotrn
ienOte ST.. l1riol1 obcr til Sc cbige
Sogtmorfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
Mrs. Hams
markelige Tilfalde
at Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound frelste
hendes Liv og Forstand.

Shamrock, Mo. - "Jeg anser Diet
som min Pligt at meddele Publikum
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
Nnrgr.

S Mar1bs Minbe bor set life
bnnot at 5fibene bar ntaottet ligge
ppan 9unllem / &riltiania Dogebis
fDr at pe1lte paa Sprn fpr at fuo
grgggeplu0s, nlell III, DGnOer BET
6aglig at Up til ct Dulpt Snes
9ampifibe bor liggd poa Sapne1l,
lite alene &nl= pg &ofsbaabe, me1l
SDgiaa n1eD 8pmnl0, &prr ng Sober
1toffe, cl1Dog 5tDfgoosbaaoe bar
maattet ligge og pente.
Mimefanglt for CT baln WhlliDm
&roner. - Torlporsminilteren CAB
nDlig Sen Splpsni11g / 5tortinget,
at Ser bibtil bor npret in0falOt TO-
600 Mur0 til lfel1trulitetsb9r11.
5nm man beD> bor Ser allereOe boz
ret mango Mfles11inger, pg Sc iamme
Soft bor unoerti0en p9ret in0e fle=
re @onge;; n1e11 logger mal1 ali: iam=
men bar 10000 bGret nnOer 8aa=
be1 - Set CT life tibet / ct 2ono
lom gforge. 8ore ira &pltoiltrifter=
tie pon &%eltlanbet CT ser bibtil bragt
26O Miner ms til Bergen. Og paa
belle &plte11 er Ser fiifd Up pnfring
600 Miner. Oe fon biltnof life
n1benoes oirefte / Norges SoriDor
men meget al Ou1l Ell brugbort -
til @fsen1pd alt 5prengltoffet. Sg
letter n1an &er0ien at Dber Mfine
1an lopt iom til 700 &rorer, er Set
alligebel filfet Up Mincr al 5pcn
for 100000 &rorer.
8pmnlosparti til en Milliun pbe=
Ingt. Sra I%ronobjem ifripeS 21De
Mpril: Sor balpan0en l1ges Gi0
1i6en opltoo 8rono / 8onuloslalten
on1bor6 / ct ergelif Damplfib, 1om
1aa paa 9aDre11. Gn Del al 2al ten
bIeb 1fo6et, mems Ne1ten, omfring
1000 8aller 8omulo til en Ser6i
at en Million &rorer, blep losiet
og oploet poo &ojer1. SEQ 5efs=
ti6en / Gftermi6Oog opitoO ser
8rano oglao / 0elne 9el al &ar=
tiet, og 5teritebelen al Sen foltba=
re 2alt ct p6elagt al Sis eller @an6.
Sbor6an Sloen er opltaoet> beo mo11
life; rten set er en- W11ligbeo for,
sm set Dor ulmct bele Si0en 1i6en
forrige Brand, tror 1nan. Sen
Del at &artiet, lom 8ronoen be-
:gDnbte l. bleb nemlig Ioslet f6rlt
ioag, og 8ranofolfcne tenfer Jig, at
S1oen bele Si6en fan babe ulmet
ne6e / &11n1mct. &eo @jelp al 5g=
1n%an6iprpjte1 lpffeoes set IT scent
he SSl6e1; men Set bill tage meget
lang Sis, fpr Sen CT felt lll,ffet.
Bomnl6en er Sronlitgoos ira Mme=
rita til <slano. Zen er aslureret.
,6he6e fDr en- MilliDn ban 6ahetS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

&e0 at glette list poa 9prerL 1oo
2Dgtens 5fin folbt inocnfor ppba=
geOes, at ST. Miffel &ep 1oo pou
9pniepagld ca. ~ Mcter nper
Gulpet, rigtignnf ltille % tilipnelo=
ibenoe rent belfjGmn1et oper lin 5ti=
nm,0sf9rb, mems Jjer pg bpoe og
@pns bor itrbet nnlfri11g.
9eogle pelrette0e 5lag fra ct &cotre
ienOte ST.. l1rior1 ober til Sc cbi9e
Sogtm1orfer.
st Erpte itmpbc. v0ogblo0ct" /
&riltim1ia fprteller: Ser Dor mani
&c tore MpnD pppper langs Sol
Ml%e11folbonclt: mGgtige 0ircftprcr,
9ireftgrer, ~frigerlfe Oberlter, illb=
ii%gtsful6e MOpofoter og mere pg
mi110re lure eller ip0e 8onfcbefer.
9llle oisie Storn1Gnb CT e1 &rDD for
Natio11en; Oeres MniigtstrGf er
fien6t al itore pg in1aa paa Silent
SOL. Sc REFER n1eo @plmerrfoltrif=
fen op og neo, % Sc biller ne6lo=
oenoe paa &o1lb11ftpren. 8illet?
@r fanife life 8ollfcbef &iellono=
SorfilOi lens eller Oberltlpjtno1t &et=
terlens egH perionlige Mniigt 5e=
lp11billd goO nof? ST, Set lful0c jeg
meme! 9ireftione11 for @oln1enfol=
bo1en Dor nlent noget onoet. Nu
forlangcr &on0uft9rerne at le So
lnnbillctte1 boa0e for ltore og imou.
Gnbper bil ifjplu1e> bbilfet fprfpr=
Oelig Mus og 8elber Set ct for ollie
%9eationens 5torm9n0 fra Slen1ool
at futile pasle pao at babe 8illcttcn
me0 Jig, ioln11e11 n1eo 0of1,n1cnt=
moppen, 511fferppier og alt Set al1=
0re, og ion at futile bi1e Sen frel11
pon bber Sur> / 5teoet for blot at
bite frern lit Mnligt. st Slo9 /
Mniigtet!" iag0e Mrfiteft Nielfen
poo ErotcltmpDct / uS%lemtbols Sell"
forle0en. Der bar mpbt trent 800
inbignereoe Yr%oteltonter. 8o1ena
0ireftbr 8crnboft fit Or6et og gjor=
Ioe GeOe for 5ogen. Otter at @il=
letfontrollen bor in0f9rt, bar ser
plrOielig blebe11 fjpbt 5ei ol1fort for
1900 &roner 111er / cn Mfao11e6, for
tolte ban. 5oriomlinge1t fnplte. Ser
CT 1900 Me11nei fer puo @olmen=
folbo1erL lom for 5e1onfort, fort
iotte 9ireftpren. 5fol bber e11elte
&on6rftgr fjen6e ollie Mnitgter11e
poo Bent? 9foibt 5pgresmool.
Sbilfe11 NorDmono tpr poaitoo, at
bol1 life fjclrDer 9eotiol1ens $1,000
Dpperite Jpiiognomier? Otter in
(oig11ereoe llbtolel1er fra mango Splb
pobe0e ct Gor 11oiDe MObofoter Jig
trent til 6oripor for 8illetfontrol=
le11. Oeres 9(niigter ct for Sren=
ti0en gru11oig l1fie116te poo Silent
oall Og lao pe0tog mani moo 10
naibe 5tenlnler cit DunOren0c 8rp=
telt. Og tilillt bleb Ser polgt Ell
&omite al lutter fjenbte Mniigtcr til
at forbon0le meo 9ireftiol1e11. Sg
bbis 6e1 life faloer tilfeje? Der
goar &pgter pnt, at laa lfol belc
Oireftipnen 1tDrtes!
Srfan pper Bet nprblige Surge.
De 11orife @lo6e UNDER 9oto al lite
Weoj bri11ger en- &pffe gnfeltbeocr
om ct fraftigt l1bejr, Ser | Sen for
lpb11e l1ge Orog fen nper Set norbli=
&c Norge.
Set bor, bcooer. set Beretl1i11ger=
ne ira Irpmsp, Sen per1te Orfol1
/ Man6s Mi11oe. Solrigc Suite
!blelte ontflll6, og ct 5te0 belteoc
ct 9rs, bpori Ser boe0e ct gornn1elt
9ggtepar. Wm10en 0rG6tes paa
Steoet, og &one1r bleD libsfarligt
fbeltt. Oglao to andre &bin0er
lianreNes. ll1e boo 6nhet CT Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

Miffcl 9teb paa !6pniepdglet.
sos Boarobrltger Nils 6jelo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

- 5frip efter 8rgbenl1mmer al
bette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

9bebe for en- Million paa 6anets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24

by lu
q a y f Exposition
The decorated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
SOMEWHAT MORE
COQUETTISH

Mrs. John E. Liggett in a
fetching affair upon which
spectators bestowed much
praise.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-08-05
HEARTY SUPPORT is
GIVEN The JOURNAL

1t il with much pleasure that the
Journal announces that the people
Of I.eesburg and Lee county are
giving their hearty support to the
The Journals big Home Seekers
and Trade Edition, which is to be
issued some time soon. The past
week has served to show more
plainly than ever that tie people Of
the county are in favor Of the big
publicity edition and that they are
going 70 do all they can to help it
along.
1t is now assured that the edition
Will be a large one and that it viii
do credit to the journal and to the
people Of Lee county. This week
the County Commissioners decided
to aid in the work in a substantial
Way by making Il donation OF sou.
This will serve to give the county
some valuable advertising space aud
some boosting that will help it
greatly. Lee county as a whole
will be well written up in the big
edition.
The individual, professional and
business men of the county have re-
sponded we'll to the demands Of the
occasion. They are rapidly taking
space in the special edition, and a
great many have already secured
the valuable publicity that the edi-
ton will furnish to all those who
are interested in a practical bust
ness way. Have you made arrange
ments for the Journal to boost your
business too? Ii not, there is still
time for you to secure valuable
space Al a reasonable price. The
editor Of the Journal or Mr.. I. H.
Kimbrough will be glad to talk to-
you about the matter and to make
an attractive offer. See them to-
day and get in on this live publ
city campaign.
The Journal force will begin next.
week on the composition for this
edition, and a great number of
proofs viii be submitted, 50 get
ready for them.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-08-05
LEE COUNTY
NEEDS BOOSTING

Mr.. Editor:
I notice that you are going to get
tout 5 trade paper, booster edition Of
something Of that sort Whichre-
quires money, enterprise and
world OF hard work. ] know for /
have in The course Of my long news
paper work, issued q number Of
them.
There is not d county il South-
west Georgia that needs boosting
more than Lee county. The coun
tn needs an infusion Of new blood
by having more working white peo-
Pile inthe county. There is a need
Of more small farms, and feNsr big
ones. Lee county should have q
class Of men who will do better
farming, with more stock, greater
diversity and better cultivation.
Want more people in order te have
closer neighbors, better schools and
churches, and a well circulated write
up Of the town an 1.-THE county viii
help a whole lot to get, the people,
provided the land is sold IN small
tracts and at moderate prices.
But the newspaper man can't do
it all by himself. He must have
the moral and financial backing Of
the merchants and all the people.
Every business man in Leesburg,
Smithville and Philema should have
some sort Of IAN ad. in your paper.
No use to work off that old gag that
it is no use for me to advertise,
everybody knows me" Every body
does not know you and the man with
money to spend reads ads. in search
Of bargains, and the merchant who
fails to advertise, is falling TO ask
the man who spends money to spend
it with him. A very plain pro-
position indeed. A booster edition
Of your paper will attract a lot Of
attention and eventually bring in a
lot o. desirable white people. ] hope
you will be successful with the boos-
ter edition which will benefit every
man in the county, especially the
man who owns considerable proper
ty. Urge people who have land to
sell to get into this special edition.
Success to you,
D K w r. Christnnher
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-08-05
SENATOR SMITH CLAIMS
ENGLAND IS WRONG

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 2. The charge
by the British government that the
United States made cotton a contra
band article during the civil war
is emphatically denied by Senator
Hoke Smith in d strong statement
that refutes the London report posi-
tive language.
Senator Smith points out in the
same connection that England re-
fused to permit Russia to place it
on the contraband list during the
war with Japan, and shows that
England has changed her viewpoint
since that time.
The senator quotes the language
then applied by Great Britain to
Russia, that the effort to interfere
with cotton shipments is most
unwarranted interference with a
branch Of innocent commerce.
Senator Smith also vigorously de-
nounees as false the statement going
the ronnds Of the press to the effect
that the United States during the
civil war blockaded neutral port.
Senator Smith declares that the
United States will violate no prece-
dent if it compels Great Britain to
cease interfering with innocent COM
merce destined for neutral ports.
Senator Smith says it was Sir Ep-
ward Grey who attacked the Russian
order IN the Russians Japanese war,
and who demanded in parliament
that cotton be left by Russia on the.
free list. Great Britain declined
to yield to tho action Of Russia,
and insisted upon the right Of
British citizens to ship cotton to
Japan. So far as l can learn, !"
says the senasor, Russia did lot
enforce the order"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-08-05
GOVERNMENT
EXPERIMENTING

Washington, ID. o., August 4.
The experimental meat curing
house which was built in southern
Georgia last year from plans suppli-
ed BY the U. s. Department o.
Agriculture, proved 50 successful
that additional sets Of plans have
have been distributed among in
diyiduals who profess their wiling
ness to build from them and 10 re-
port upon their results. Georgia
imports a great part Of the meat
that she consumes and for this the
difficulty in curing meat in a eli
mate which makes the process much
Of q gamble is held responsible. 1t
is believed that if satisfactory meat
curing houses could be erected it
would be a great incentive for far
mers to raise their own meat,
which in turn would lead to their
producing other food supplies, and
q more diversified form Of agpicul-
ture. The movement for meat cur
ing houses is regarded as a logical
accompaniment Of the work in
organizing pig clubs in which the
boys and girls Of Georgia are now
taking SO much interest, and which
is re sulting in d large increase in
the number Of hogs in the state
In the experimental curing house
test was made last winter in which
the estimated cost Of curing the
meat was not over 3-4of a cent a
pound, including the cost Of the
ice. All meat cured in dry salt
kept perfectly, but five hams and
shoulders cured by the brine method
pulled in five days after being hung
up. The plans called for a build
ling II by IL feet in size, but ibis
is somewhat larger than would
ordinarily be required, and a build
ling 9 by 3 feet was erected. Build
ings Of the larger size, however, it
is thought, can be operated success
fully on a cooperative basis. The
planter on whose farm it was con-
structed could do the curing for his
neighbors and take his pay in meat,
as millers still do in some sections
in grain.
At the present time 1900 boys
and girls are enrolled in Georgia
pig clubs learning the value Of pure
bred stock, and setting an example
to their parents and neighbors of
what can be done by sound methods
Of feelings and care. This, it is said,
is already exerting marked influence
upon farm practices in the State,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-08-05

and with better facilities for curing
the meat after it has been butchered,
there il every reason to believe that
farmers will see The. economy OF
raising instead Of buying the greater
part Of their supply. The detailed
figures from many counties present.
edin the last report Of the coopera-'
tive agent employed by the FEEDER
Department and the State College
of Agriculture indicate that in this
respect the situation is already
changing rapidly.