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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-23
Salpeter Sdmpfe tiuge=
atmtt.
II Neiu gprfer iseneriuehrIeute lie
gen id)ner frnnf bnrniebcr.

95ep Dorf, %. glpriI. SoI.
peter. .OGmpfe, Die 9eitern, otfGneliG)
iinbeinerft, bon Seueripebrlerten ein.
geotnnet ipliroen, ipirften ipdbrcno
Der perfloiielten gtadt ipie eiit iflei.
6enbes @ift u1b Die SoIge bapon 1T,
baB beute II ltitglieoer Der 6cl,er-
nebr in Spitdlern ODER in ibren
Gcuertpebritotioner 5u @ett Iiegen.
ginige bapon iinb fritiff) erfranft.
Die 9Grnpfe ipurben eiitgeatnnet,
als Die sSeueripebr nod elmer ;Sobrit
gebolt ipurbe, mo ein breibig SoIIo.
nen faiienber 9ebdlter nit SnI.
peteri1ure limeeitiir5t ipor lrno iid3
rou6ortige Sdntpfe gebiIbet botteu.
Gin 8oli5iit, Der irrtiintlid) Die
0dr1pfe fir Seuerrait6 a1iob, eob
BEN 9llarnt ab. gfa6bem mon Die
9totur Der Gantpfe erfnutt bate,
rpir6e Die feitertpebr tpegeeianbt
unb Die 9tetti,ngs. .glbteiliing, nit
SuieritoffbeImen niisgeriiitet, ber.
beigebolt.
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Seit iieben sSabren be.
ftDblen.
8roeers Girma in Stein gurf erlitt
anseblidl $350,00O s6abem.

geD gort, 90. IpriI. 8Gb.
reno Der lesten iieben Sobre ioQ Die
engros- Grocery. Sirino 9orf & SiI.
foro ouf betriieerii9e @eiie Tim @a.
rem i'm @eiontttperte bon $35O,0OO
beitoblet iporben fem. 9rei W1nner
puroen beute itnter 9tebito6Is ge.
iduloiglingen perbaftet urtb urter ie
$1,000 'giirgidoft 5i,nt 9roseb felt.
gebalten Gs itrb Weiaiorb gaonuis,
Elm 8erfdlifer Der Sirma, unb Soiepb
nno SenrD 9ebp, 8riiber, Die bier elm
&eitaurant fiibren. 9eteftibe be.
bolipten, ooB piele &eitouroteure in
Der Stabt geen 9orf Die geitoblenen
Woren lniDiiientIi9 eefouft boben
fo1en.
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Gin ganS entmeni6tes
@eib.
Tran Steele lDar anf ibrc
StieftO9ter eifers
iiidtig.
Grinorbete bas iunsc Nabden anf
idlanerlid)e @eiie.
@iberrief friiberes y@eitGnonis" nnS
entbiilIte @nbrbeit.
Sinh smm @erif)lnfen nun Salsianre
bnrh bic ssran gertOtist.

Ntusfeqon, 0fid., 90. s(priG.
GiferiuGt peranloBte 5ral sllbert
Steele, Die geitanoiee Wforberin ibrer
If Sabre altenStiefto6tergpelpn oas
ifauerlide gerbre6en 5il beeeben,
pie beute Der 8oter oes &inoes be-.
merfte, Der idon geiterr ors Der Saft
entlaiien norben mar Ser Wunn lit
aiiber iid) lino erfl6rte, er ipolle nit
Der Worberin ni6ts mebr 5u tlln ba.
ben.
Ho6oefn geitern no6ntittog Die
g(utopiie on Der 9ei6e ereeben botte,
boR iid) bas MtGbden nid)t in belifa.
ten l1mitdnben befiinoen batte, ipie es
Die Stiefntlttter bebouptete, itno oaB
nud) feline lneeieelid)e Speration on
oem &inbe pOrgenommen iporoen
mar, tpie SSrau Steele in ibrem eriterl
Y@eitGnbnis" geiaet batte, begorn
Der Coroner Die Srait outs neue ins
@erbor 81 nehren.
9to1 fiir3er Seit braf Srau Steefe
5liianunlen unb Ieete ein bo1itdnoiees
9eitonbnis oh. 9nrnaf b1tte iie Dem
WGo6en Die 9lugen berbltitber, linn
ourtn Die SGitoe ouf beit Niifen sefei.
ielt, Der Stiefto6ter Die Sunee nit
8etpalt aus DEM Nititbe ge5ogen iinb
bernafl Sol3i1ure in ben 0tunb ge.
goiieft, bie Dos Mabd]en ifliider
l1iubte. Gie eiitineni6te Stiefi1tltter
bielt bieraiif oos &trb felt, bis es ben
lesten slten5ug getan batte Sann
pergrllb iie Die 9ei6e auerit I'M Seller
,lnb ipater in Der sllep biilter benz
Saitie.
Die SolSiGure hotte bic Worberir
Dor nlebreren@o6en nit onbren Nte'
oi5inen bon einem biefigen 9lpptbefei
| gefonft.
Gie Aer3te, tpel6e on Der 9ei6c
Gnelpn's Die gliitopiie pornabmen
fo1en eeflinben boben, boB Die Stief.
;irtltter nod @rnorbitng bes Of1b.
6ens an Der 9eide Operotionen Dor,
nabm, Die ben Sdein erfpefen ioll4
ten, Dob bas &inb itarb, tpGbrenb Die
sSrnii cine fri1ltinelle Operation Der.
iudte. Die Ier5te itin1men barir
therein, ooB Die WliBbanolung bes
&orpers bes WtGb6ens naG) unf
itidt por oem Sobe erfolet mar.
gs ifeint, ooB Die Stiefnti,tter
lonee Dor grmcrbung gpeIpns lid
BEN Blon 5ureftgelegt batte, beit9ln'
I6ein alt ertpefen, als Oh cine friirti.
nene Sperotion ben So6 berbelgc.
fiibrt bGtte. DAB Die. Sleine i6or
nodt mar, als Die Stiefilliitter iit
feiielte unb oos @ift ibr III oen0tln>
idiittete, bofiir ipridt ansebli1 Der
l1mitanb, bob man am 93iiden oes
Wdo6ens @ranbtpunoen, Die bon
Der Sal5i1ure beritammen, gefitnoer
baben ioll. Nfon gloitbt, ooB iid) oos
MGo6en segen bas 8eib ner5tpeifeIi
] getpebrt batte.
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unluettcr in SerQs
uno Oflaboma.
lttbtr brtibig Meni9enltbtn Dtr'
ni4ttt.

lire Sod,tcr.
atnn gloubt fcrner, 6nB foGeenbe
Yerionen ertrunfcn iirt6: 9err NIB
sSrou Wirtfler, eill betngteS Gbc2aar;
Sont Quinn, ein SeuerlpehrnloniL
ser OIL Den Rett.tias1rbeiten hciciIi;t
pnr; SStaidrn unO &ndel Curtis,
6mei forbiee 8eihmilter, lnb einige
0terifoner lulO gteqer.
Shamnee, Sflo., 23. glpriI.
Sieben Terioueil purben bel eincn
Scrnoap nlchr obcr n1inoer bt:lcst,
Der geitern obeno 6ns Sons bon 9.
g. S9bittlen, cinent Sarmer, nnbe
Sbalpnee, 5crit0rtc. Grobtpt rhin.
buneen iino berilidtet. Afnn elolbt,
oob Der Gigentitnlsi6oben in Oieier
Hegenb bebelltenb mar. Scin' Tcr-
lutte on 0teni6erIeben nuroen ge.
nleloet.
Sort @ortb, Ser, 23. S(priI.
3rpei 8riibe bon 9tobren, Bic 9so.
tilrgos BON Den GIoD Goiintn @ns.
fSeIocrn nod Sort 8ortb fiibren,
iino ouf Sodlpoiier in gerbinbung
nit Scnt geitrieen llnipctter 5uriid
,ufiibrcn. Sieiiee 3eitltnaen unb
sSnbrifdnteri iiiiS heltte ohne '3ei5nio-
tcrioI fir lire glnloeen u1tb Die mel.
ten 5oniIien iinb genotiet, folte
Ntobl5eiten 5u eiien.
!Souiton Seras, %. @priI.
@oIfenbritdortiee Regengiiiie, bon
5turin begleitet, fii9ten beltte firth
hieie 1tno oltbre 3eile bcs &liIterIon.
oes beim. SSn 93aD 9th fieIen III
peniger oIs 5lpei Stlir0en bier 3oG
Meden.
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Ser Observation-Disclosures.

8rimsb Gnglnmb, 23 HprA
Sas 6rimsbner Sdlepprebififi ct,
Samrenee fpnrbe seitern in Der 9turo'
lee bnrdD Elm benti6es 11nterieebuui
smu, Sinfen ssbradt. 3mei Wt,tglie.
DER Der geiatmns iunrSen set0tet
Siebem lleberlebenbe iinb Snrd) Sas
Sdllcppnebififf Gmeenstnmn bi:r'
bcrae6radlt ipurben. Ger Syiibrer ben
Gmeenstpmn berif)tet, bae bas I'm
tericebupt ieim Sdliff beidlpilcn babe
luGbrenb cs nit Der Hettnns Ser @c'
manning Der ct. 4aiureHee bciGaf'
tigt iuar.
9lni benz fpeitliden 9rieesidamplab
8oris, 2S. 9lpril. SIM beirtiaer
offi;icllen 9eridt oes frnn,oliider
Grieasniniiteriints miro ntiteeteilt
boB itb an Der Sront nihts gteiies
ereignct hot.
Qun0on, %. 9(pril. Sie britt
ihen Srlppen bdben ibren felteil
Soft auf Dem piigel 60 tros beftiger
hertifcr 8cgenongriffc ni6t nltigc-
oeben llno bic &Gupfe in bieier &c
geno 6ebnen it'd nit tnuner Dodicn.
Der Sefti1fcit aus, 10 oub lie on mon
den Stellen erbitterter iinb ols oa-
moIs, ols I'M Serbite DIE Seittidef
Die engIiid)cn 9inieii 5u Silrhfredell
beriud)ten.
Sic Stobt Ypern, beren biitoriife
9n,iten I'M Sftobcr oitrd] bos 9om-
borbement Der 0eiitifcn gefabr6et
lplIrben. iinh miebcr oas 3iel Der
groBten oeiiti6en 8eid)oile. Is ner-
ben ictt iieb5ebn5olige Sont6e:l &C
brn,tht. nnb pem ole 3ipiIbepolfc-
rllng nitt eefIoben lit ober in bcr,
Gellern 3ufluht 9efltnben bot. mlIB
Die Sabl Ger @ctcteteu iebr grob
fein.
gtad) Dem belite friib beroffertlih'
ten ofii5icllcn engliid)er @erift lit in
otr Segennngriiien ein StiI(itanS
einoaretcil. ober cs miro ongerom-
mcn boB iidl bcioc Yorteien gitt Der.
idan5t boberi, lli;o Der S;n ser eng.
Iiidcn Mtitteilung InBi ooroiif ihtit.
Sen, oob Der Gontpf nm ben Jciis
bes $iigeIs nod niGt beenoet lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-23
yganm. itnb @psel- Sns."

Banning, WiG., 90 9lpril -
8ouperneur Serris bot Sreitag, ben
Z. Wai, nIs y9aum- unb @ogel.
Gag" proflorliert. gr eriud)t, bab
,bieier Sag in alien Sd)ltlen, ben
offentliben ilnb prioaten, urb in on.
beren @r5iebunesanitalten beoba6tet
iperoc, inbem man sur @eriG)Dncr,tng
ser Sdulgriirbe unb 9}arfanIogen
9Glne pflallat l,nb poiienbe seiern
abbGlt, nobel Der Sfus ron 9diunen
inh @oacIrt Der Sueenb eingcpriat
tperoe."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-23
Dit Is Sabren 0enfnant.

Ser Is Sabre alte ltnteriefitpoa.
ner Sans &einars aus Sroisborf,
S6iiler bes @pmnaiiums in Sieg.
burg, Der als 9riegsfreitpi1iger ms
Seer eingetreten lit uitb iif beioribsrs
mlf bem oitlid)en &rieg5i6nipIose
berporraseno peroient aema9t bat,
tprrbe 5iim 2eutnant beforbert. Gr
biirfte Der iiingite 2elittinnt i'm Seere
iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-23
Sobenoe Glemtnte ridtt=
ten beDentenben Sda=
ben on.
Slit, &egen nnb SprnubD mettttfern
I'M SeritOrilnssluerf.
Srnht. nnS Tlbnusrbinhnnaen Dcr'
nidtet pber nnterbrpden.
Heikenbe Str6me fiibren san;e SGn.
ierreihen NIT iidI.
Cine Nnsabl BON Giienbafnbrilfen
Cine Slnsabl BON Giienbabnbrilfen
lit benz Ginitnrs nabc.
Ins Sielen 8esenben feblen nod
gtadridlten iiber 1tuwetter.

Dallas, Ser, %. glpril. Wttn.
beltens of]t YerIouen tot, DielGieen.
tmt herbeert, telegraph unb Sele.
pbon,0erbiiloltng ititterbrohen uno
Der 8obnnerfchr ourd) 8eleiielntter-
tpoid)ungen Inb bem Gil1itur5 1tabe
9riiden geIGbntt, fino Die iopeit be.
fanitten SoIeen bon Hegen, Sturm
liitb @etpitter, Die geitcrn gan3 Seras
uno oen Ditli6en SeiI bon Sflo-
bona beirtiudter ittb berte friib
nod ite1elltpeiie orbielten. Die BE-
fnnitten Suten it,lo:
Gbriitopol, Seros, s. 6. 9olb-
tpire, our6 glit eri6lagen.
&olnsben, Seras, 8. 8. Sopnto1,
bei elmer auf cine @eleiieut1ter-
ipui6ung auriidaufiibrenoen @ntglei-
irlng eines Suges getotet.
sliitin, seros, feds gteger iut
@uIler Greet ertrunfen.
Dos @efpitter ipur beionbers in
guitin iflintn1 uno Die Staot tpar
Die garSe g3a9t iiber i'm 0uitfeln
gs heibt, oob ettpo 90 S0itier gegen
cine 9riide gei9pen11t tpuroen, Die
iest benz ginitnr5 rlabe lit. &ettlutgs-
tunesabteilungen tuaren Die gan5e
geodt iiber tGtig uno bradlten ge-
| fGbroete Ierionen nod boberem
@runb, tpGbrenb Der &egen in Stro-
men bernbfam
9luf oem Sbron.Selfelbe nobe
Soplor, Ger, tpurben gebGlter, Die
! 10000 SOB Sel ertbielten, burh
Den 9lie in @rorb geiteft. 9ieier
gerlliIt onein tpirb iid) ouf $4,000
belaufen. 8lis perurio6te ou9
einen 9rarb m einein Sel-2nger.
baus in SoIIos 1iito rid]tete bort
einen Sflaben bon $4,000 on.
ssn SfIobonn bot iib BEL Gbida-
| ibo Der Canadian 9iper elm neues
gett gegraben, bus bon Dem olten
9ett stpei Weeilen entfernt liegt, itno
Die Yaiiogier5iige fornen bort nidt
ipeiter. Die Sai1ta Se-9abn bot
eintouien6 SUB 9eIeiie III Nlircen
perIoren, imb on ruebreren Yunften
oieIer gabn iinb infoIge Der bod)-
ongeihpoaenen 6liiiie Sriiden be-
orobt.
SoS geriten elmer @asrobre IN
s(lporb, Ger, bns aiif cine Soderltne
oes 9obens iitfoIge einoringeiibei,
@aIiers 5uriifsufiibren lit, bot 9oI,
los uno Sort @ortb obne gtatlirgns
geloiien. Seiite loBt ii6 nod nidt
iagen, ipann Der Sfaben alsgebei.
iert iperben mag.
gluitin Ger, 90. slpril. Sos
So9tpaiier, bas bier geItern obenh
, ben @aller- uno Sboal Greet binob.
i6ob, foroerte nod beltigen slb.
i6Gsungen 10 ODER 20Weni6enlebert.
SGlier tpuroen eesen Die griider
angei6ipentnt lino piele 8ei6Gfts-
bdliier unter @oiier geiest Seuer.
pebr unb Holi5et, bon SreiiDiaigen
unteritiist, perridteten Seloentateit.
8on adt Herionen III einem Soiiie,
oas ben Wnaer Greet binuntertricb,
iinb berrniitlif biz oitf cine ein6ige
o1e iingefonlmen.
Die 9oten in bieient 9ouie finb
Srait G.gse9, glbert gbfpin GseQ
y Sabre oft; Wortba @ireinia g5eG,
5 Sobre oft; Sornep Sing, 20 Sugrs
oft; Serr lnb Srmi Sling. glteril
SqrDep Sings; unb SeIen Sling,
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Ser Gar in 9embers.

9onbon, %. glpril. Cine Ielt.
teroepeife aus Ietrograb nelbet,
bob Safer gtifolauS beiite in Gem.
berg, Der Saiptitabt @ali5iens, Die
Die Muiien ben Seiterrei6ern ent-
riiien bnben, ansefonnten iit. Sm
Yobnbof tpurbe Der Gar bonn 9rob.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-23

&niiiitt sd)war5t Wetrs
SlDttt bDmbarOiert
tiirfii1e aiiite.
@iII on 8arufen nnb 0agasinen
S6aben anseridtet babem.
gludabe Sefret sssen anite BON
Semti6 . @eitafrifa.
gfnfnbe iplf bente nm gfitternadlt in
araft rteten.
gen5Ifrnns Semberss mnf benz
Snren sninbeln.
StaIien be,tte npm aries tueiter emit
iernt oils ie.
60 itelt itnIieniider stnatsmann
bic Gage bar.
@erhanbfnnsen sipiifen &Dm nnb
gSien bauern furt.
8erifte BON benprifebnber Set'
iflndt erbultem iif.
1tngarn bat bursiislidle Grnteans'
iidlten.
8rpfbersosin bun 2nretnbnrs porte.
tiert in Berlin.
9etrpsrab melbet lebbafte Satisfeit
Der Slieser in Eolen.
9lngriii nnf Snrbanellen nnseblidD
iuieber nnfsenpmmen.
ltc6er ous Grsebnis mod nidlts be-
funnt, iast 4unbun.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-23

= anriert Gnre GrfdItitng in ei.
mem Saee = nebntt elm tiirfijhes
Bob TN Oriental SoteI. (9fro.)
fr,io,bn
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30
GOES MERRILY ON.

The Choppers campaign which is
being waged by Monte Vista Camp
No. 23, Wodmen of the World, still
continues to grow in interest and the
competing teams are securing the
forest for new timber for the Camp.
Two teams of those who indulge in
bowling have selected from the op-
posing forces and on Tuesday night
the initial game was pulled off, in
which the Root Pullers were victors,
the total score for three games be-
ing POSI- for the Log Rollers to 2291
for the Root Pullers. Another game
will be played next week and will
continue each week until the close
of the campaign. Below will be
found the individual scores made by
the teams. If you are needing any
thing in gilt edge protection for your
loved ones now is an opportunity
which you cannot afford to overlook.
The introduction fee has been placed
at the low sum of one dollar, so why
not become one of the Giants of the
West?
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

T d. Brown and Curtis Hawley
OF Waco. Neb, arrived Sunday morn
ing for visit with Rev. and Mrs.
Rethmeyer. Mrs. Rethmeyer is
sister of the former and expects to
return to Neb. with them for visit
at her old home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30
hiskED DEATH IN FLAMES
TO MAKE meal OF TIN
NAVY" SCENE RE.11or,o

Long Beach, Cal, Oct 23.-Tbi. :.
the story of how Lillian Lorrs,ro
moving-picture maid, won har h.aS
Of physical courage in tho tos. o.
fire.
AS star in the Neal of the Navvn
series, filmed by the Balboa On oh.
played in fire scene.
AS Annette, the heroine. she NO,
to be rescued from a flaming hr,,,
ing
Now there was time when tbo
movies" used some sort of red now
der to effect fire, but in this dav y,
competition for realistic effects rsa,
fire in real buildings looks much bet.
ter. So it was no make-believe that
Miss Lorraine was "up against"
The scene was ready. Annette
was slowed away inside the sputter.
ing building. She knew her che.
when she shrieked the hero was tO
dash in and rescue her.
She shrieked. The hero dashed
in But in making the getaway
through smoke-clouded room
thence to small window, Annette's
hair caught fire. Her arms were
badly burned.
HAIR CATCHES FIRE.
In attempting to put out the fire in
her beautiful hair, the assistant d.
rector rushed into the scene and
spoiled it, from picture standpoint
And here's where the physical cour
age came in.
The director said the picture must
be retaken If he could get it right
away, before the building fell, it
would save him a large amount Of
money in time and retakes
The structure, which had been
blazing furiously all the time, was
near state of collapse. Miss Lor
raine knew the risk she would take
in trying to re-enter it and "be res
cued" again.
GOES IN AGAIN
She took one look at the despair
ing director and one look at her
scorched arms, and dived in at the
front of the building, which was still
intact.
A great flaring side fell as she dis
appeared into the doorway. And tor
a moment no one dared breathe for
fear she had been buried beneath H.
At that moment shrek, the cue for
the hero's rescuing arms, rent the alt
in such real way that everyone Ill
the company turned white. Forum,
ately, the hero stuck to his JoD anu
worked like clock work, carrying ou'
the almost smoke-choked heroine
No one knows but Lillian Lorraine
just how much physical courage
took to go back into thai DllhiHs
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

DR.. Gum Wilt be able to be in the
pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
The morning sermon theme will be
Echoes from the Convention;
evening, THE Three Unpardonable
Sins The public is cordially in
vited.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30
Puttsrr,iik lr'n's-s

Putterni''. fHi.'lcrs 40 cad "lacto-
maniacs." No suggestion OF ''offness"
in their mental constitution is implied
b. th, name, They are always OF
sound mind and memory Charles
Lamb said nothing serious could be
Y Vrong with the man who was ford Of
= lie dun,rings. The sar'e obeerva,
ton covers the drinker of buttermilk.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30
We'll Cr.

Now in the course Of this play
said the mana -cr Won 60 several fun.
ny falls. How are you on falls?" Il
come next "a NIAGARA" responded the
other, with that confidence not un-
necessary TO comedian OF rank
Puck.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs Chamberlain OF Den
yer. were in Monte Vista Wednesday
attending to some business connect
ed with the Pullman Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30
Importance of Business.

Perpetual devotion to what man
calls his business is only to be sus.
tanned hv perpetual neglect of many
other things And it is not by any
means certain that mans business is
the most important thing he has 10
do.-Robert L. Stevenson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

Mrs. Harry Morrow who has been
making an extended visit with
friends and relatives here and at
Center. left Wednesday night for
her home in Antario, Oregon,
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

We are unpncking our ohris'inA'
Goods. Now is the time 10 '"A'
YOUR choice and have it laid asiu'
for you. Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Gibbs who have
been visiting with their son T. b.
Gibbs. left Wednesday night for their
home in Anderson, Ind.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

MIR. and Mrs Carl b. Stow arrived
from Fort Worth. Texas, Thursday
morning and expect to remain here
for the balance of the winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

Mrs j. II. Gum will be at home
this week from Freeburg, ILL.,, where
she was called by the illness and
death of her father.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

Watch for another announcement
OF our next big Bargain Sale which
will he held the middle OF November.
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

Harry Ferguson OF Amity, Mo,
arrived in Monte Vista Saturday
morning for visit with his aunt
Mrs T.. l.. Beatty.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

French G. Kellar sold new
Dodge to Chas. White OF bowen
this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

Geo. Gates and DR.. Glynn maze
business trip to Aptonito Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

Clarence Goad came up from Ala
mosn Wednesday and spent the day
with his mother. Mrs. Emma Goad.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

John hewitt made a business. trip
TO San Luis this week
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30
ROOT PULLERS.

Poisonous Mushrooms.
OF the 159 kinds of mushroom fun gi
listed by the department Of agricul.
ture 70 are described as poisonous.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-30

Another assortment Of Hawaiian
Music at Fuller's.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
PRACTICAL STORAGE HOUSE FOR APPLES
Floor ana Foundation of Storage Plant.

The storage Of fruit on the farm
is a problem which confronts many
growers. The delay in getting fruit
into storage after picking is the cause
of much loss through rapid deteriora-
tion. The experiment station at Ur-
bana, ILL.,, undertook work along this
line some time ago, and one of the
experiments conducted on the farm of
L. R. Bryant, near Princeton, has
proved successful in every way.
This storage room is in the north
end of the basement Of barn, hav-
ing inside dimensions of Z feet high,
16 feet inches wide, and "a feet 4
inches long. The ice chamber is at
the east end and occupies an addi
tional width of s feet inches The
floor foundation is made Of six inches
of gravel and cind6fS, on which is
laid 2x4 inch scantling, layer of tar
paper, matched flooring, a layer OF
building paper, furring strips, another
layer Of building paper, and one-inch
boards, the latter forming the surface
Of the floor.
The east, north and west walls are
constructed of foot of brick outside,
layer of tar paper, 2x4 uprights 16
inches apart, building paper and a
final inside layer of inch boards on
joists, then layer of paper, one inch
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
Construction of Walls.

2x16 joists 16 inches apart Upon the
top of these tin is nailed, slanting
down three inches on each side. Be-
low these tins another shallow "
shaped tin forms gutter, which runs
the water to the side of the chamber
where drain carries it off. The ice
rests on 2x2 Stats nailed in 2x4 up
rights.
The ice chamber holds six tons,
and requires replenishing from four
to six times in the fall. More ice is
needed again in the spring, though
not so much as in the fall.
Apples are placed in storage as
soon as ripe, the outside temperature
at this tine being around 70 degrees.
The temperature in the storage may
run from so to 55 degrees at this time
due to the high temperature outside
and to the frequent opening of the
door and temperature Of the apples
when picked. Later when the cool
fall weather comes the temperature
will register around 35 degrees. When
the temperature outside falls below
that in the storage the windows are
opened. Should the temperature fall
much below zero for any length of
time in the winter, a stove is used
to keep the storage at a reasonable
temperature.
For the season ice is needed, 20
tons is about the average required
for the room described.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
PUREBRED SHEEP
BEST FOR MUTTON
Animals of Medium Grade Lack
Condition and Quality NeCes-
Sary for Best Prices.

Why are purebred sheep the best
for mutton? Because both lambs and
sheep of the medium grades lack the
condition and quality necessary to
bring the best prices on the market.
Medium grade sheep as a rule have
long, loosely coupled bodies with little
spring of rib and rough outline and
coarse and often paunchy. Animals of
this class are not desirable and mar.
ket buyers make the most of their bad
points.
A good thing to remember when
lambing time comes on. A lamb that
is so badly chilled it appears to be
dead may be revived by pouring down
its throat half a pint of warm milk
into which a tablespoonful of gin has
been poured.
If there is no gin in the house dip
the lamb in a tubful of warm water,
dry it off with a rough cloth and place
it near the stove Get some warm
milk into its stomach if possible and
in a few minutes it will be as frisky
as ever.