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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
@entp &ungc 81 @rabr
gctragcn.
Illeber fanfbmnbert Trennbc n,lb4 8e.
fannte 0es p%criturbemcm Summit
iaars %er,ueiiem ocm @cridieoenem
bic lette Gbre.
Garl 2ambah u1tb Sobannes &roeger
pcilen allf Dos 2eben 0es 8erltor=
benen BIN.
&ollegen bcs entidlafenen 2eihenbe.
ltotters Die aftipen 8abrtn1trager.

Die groBte Menidenmenge, bic ie
bel elmer 9eihenfeier in Gapenpprt
.geleben ml1r0e, erpies am Spnlta9
9sadmittag Oem am 1onnerstag
Morgen %abberufeten Yionier, Noli=
aei= nnb 6euerfom1niiIar, &enrp
|Gunge, Bic lebte @brc. llltter 'beu
einorudspollen Miten Ser Nptbiasrit-
ter lpuroen Die lterblidel1 neberreltc
Ioes tbeuren Iooten in Scr 6anailieli=
|gruft altf Dem 6%airnlolu,t 5rieb6pfe
Ser Mlltter groe a1pcrtraut.
Ml1tonlobil mad Mlltprnobil, erflit
~ausleberoe i6mar5 g%efleioete Diam
ner, 5rallel1, Die iid perltoblel1 Die
al1tgen nit ibren 5aldentiidlcru trpd=
netelt, fur5 piele Der 'nabeSu lln5abl-
barren SreltnOe oes befannten Gaben=
|porters Biirgers> Ser 10 iab, aus Dem
2eben %gerufen moroen NOR, battell
[iih am Nadmittag in unb Dor Dem
|Grauerbaltie, SEQ. S24 meltlid)e Critic
|Strabe, Ser @obnltatte uno bem8ir=
flngsfreiie bes tbeuren gnti6lafe=
men, eingefru1oen nnb bier mar, es.
no a@rl 2ambad, ais gertreter Der
@lfsloge, melde 0ie 3eremonielt I'M
Iralterbaltie l%citetcn, Dor bent offenen
Sarge bes frieolid}, lDie I'M Sdlaft
8a~liegenoen, innlitten 5ablreider.
mu1tDerbarer, fpltbarer gllmeatltiidc
nit einbrudspoacn @prtcm ben 0a,
milienmitglieOern, Deu 5rel,noen pes
5obten, Ste alle 10 piel perlorcn I'D.
ben, Croft 5uiprad}s sSSn berrliden
11ltr 5l ma6reit @ortem prizes ber99tco.
,,.lier ben 2ebensmanbcI bes gntidin.
lfenenL ser elmer ser belten 8iirgel
unlerer Stabt, ein riebtiger 8elltid,
| Nmerifaner, bier g%eberetl, abel
/ idyleswig bolItehlilber Abfllhft mar
3ann ging's binal1s olf oen 5oir
!, mount 6ricobpf mo oie lferblidet
lleberrelte Ser Mutter groe amber
traut meroen iolten.
@rob mar sic getbei1isptg, mel
iiber 500 4erionen tart. ael,te ate
IStdnbe maren inter %Denjentgen 81
Ifinoen, Die oelt1 p%erltorbenen Mitbiir
ger Die leste gbre ermielen. Mitglie
4 Der Ser Gifts 2pge, ser &nigbts Q
8Dtbias, bes @ermania &raufenlln
terltiibnngspereins, oes bemtlb
amerifmiihen 3ibnier- 8ereins BOZ
tScott County, Sic SERVANTS 5Dba1e
Sic Mitglicoer bes @ernlonia sc
langpereins, Ser Moberll grptber
HOOD Of Nn1crica, Ser Stabtpcrrpal
tt1rg, bes Noliaei uftb Jeucroeperte
ments, Dem Der Gerltorbene oils sor
ltanb Ser 3oli5eis rno 6crterfommii
ito1t porgeItanoen batte, Der Boli5ei
del, Der Ieuerpetrdcf itn0 Diell
piele anbere, ga6en penn gntlhlafeue
,ioas gbrengeleit. @ie oben ldl1n be
merft batten ant Grade Sic 8nigbt
Ipf Gptbias bic 2eitllng Ser 3ereml
nien iibernommen 1t1b nadoem biei
Int einbrudspolllter @eile erleoie
\ mprben marer, nabm SEER SoDanne
,I&rpeger es mabr, , Die por5iiglibe
gigenlbaften oes @eridieoenen !
oeutlder Sprade 81 preiieu. SsSn oit
fcm lebte1 Nadruf mics &err aro,
ger %belonoers oaral1f fin, pcldcs 81
milienlcben Ser gerltorbene gefiibl
bot, pie CT oie Stiibe bes 8eutid
} lt6ums unierer Staot gelpeien, an
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
5pnntag Miiiiunsicit Der Gb.s2ntb.
&rcMs : @emein6c.

5onntqg, sen 90. bs., ieitrt bic
&rellS : @cmei1bc in Dit : 9abcnport
ibr jabrlides Miilionsfelt l,Ito Sipar
oes Morgens nm 10 llbr. nnb bcs
gbe1los i'm 12S l1br. 8altpr @.
Sdroeoer bon 2u5crtc, Sa., preoei9t
Morgens oeutih lu0 Ealtor 8. Gld-
bod bon .@ranD Molanb, So, NbenbS
Gnglilb. Die airebc miro ma9renD
oieicr @od,c berrlid ansgeidmiieft
mcrbell. slllc syreullbe llil0 8cfallt-
ten iinb gu Sen @ottcsoicniten bcr5-
lib cingelaDcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

Soeben iider angclan9t so &c.
iltnoe @llttcgel. Micpe's apotbefe
4O3 ipcitl. 2. Strabe. (I15.)
Charles &inot fchrtc gcltcrl
bon Milmnlfce nod Gapenport 5t-
rild. Gr NOR nod Milpanfce on Dos
Iootclbctt ieines @ruoers a~erltfcl
Dorocn.
Iroll Mellie G6erbart bon Sit
cago, 81. halt iid I'M &allc bon
5crrn lnlb Irolt .. Seocrleln go.
722 Nod Sslano Strabe, SIT @ciud)
auf.
Srau 6. M}oicnfclocr, go. 1902
@rono 2lpc., reiltc nod @artforo,
@is., ob, no Tie iid mabre1tb Ser
nadltcn beiocn @odlen i'm @a1ic bon
1rcltnbcn m~lf5ltbalten geocnft.
III. Al1gllta :. Srcdcs, 9eo.
II Nreple Slats, febrte BON ci1eml
l~ungcren Nlticnt6aIt in 8eacpa, g.,
ipo JIG iid) bei ibrell glterll altfbiclt,
nod Gapcnpprt 5lriid.
SRI. Nl1na %. Mittclmidcr
rciite nod @alamts> So, a6, no lie
iih 5nci @od)cn lang I'M @alllc ibrcr
&ouliltc, ssrall Iauio @agner, altf5lr=
lnlten gcocnft.
Irnu @rnrdp RI,rnf 92n 700
Marallctte straBc, rciIte nod gIin=
ton as, no Tic cine @od,c inn &altie
Tires @rnoers, 5Sreo Shliebner, Sit
sllbrillgcn geoenft. SEER Glltnf miro
lpatcr folgen.
Serbert &robbcnboeft, go. 1
s%Seicroarp Ilats, fcbrte geItern bon
cillcr Mlttpmpbilfabrt ourd, @iscp1=
i'm 11odl Iapenport 5ltriif. Gr hielt
iid einige 3eit IN Maoiion uno Sal
los ultf.
ssrl. Clara 9ncihea, Bic Stello=
grapbiltin oes Scott Gpltntp 9e5irfss
gerihtclerfs, fehrte BON ibren Ieri<
Ell, sic tic int 2afe Ssfnbpii, Mgona
n1o Ges Mpines perbradte, tad) 1a=
benport 5uriid.
6ro,t u. Gailia uno 6ral1 ..
Gffar0t, So. 613 @arren 5trabe,
meroen hcltte nah Clinton reiicn, no
JIG iid) cinigc 3cit alf5ubalten &C.
ocnfen.
- 81. 9. sdlieb1er bon Seem gorf
gitp, Ser ciniae 3eit inn Sauie icil1es
grltocrs, 6reO Sdliebner, in Glin=
ton 5llbradtc, traf aeitern in Iapet=
port Gin ln1o beiltdlte ieil1en Safer
Nreo S6liebner, g1o. 1916 pcitlihe
.. Strabc, un0 Icine Sd)pei ter, 6ra1
George @ll1ltf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
mic Ct tets ettt ttficlier syrtesltt1o iii ser

l9tptb mar.
Donn mllrOen sic llcberrelte bcs
@ntidlafclen , Ser nod oft l1no
ldmcr5lih pernliBt merocn miro,
Mlitter grbe al1pertraut. Otis 8abr=
tlldtrdser iungirtelt oie t%adltebelloeu
&ollegcn oes @erItorbeucn, sic Sci
6e1beltatter: @crren Ml6crt Sartmig
un6 .. s. Sill bon Davenport, @la-
renee @in5lep BON Clinton, u. 9.
iGlteroabl bon Woline, 8. &llor bon
Wtpline, SarrD &nor bon Wolinc,
@beclan BON Mod Sslano ltnb
IS. s.. @obenldnb BON Soma Gitp. .
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
@rpecrg : BETTER ucroen am 9um=
merstas ibr bicsjabrises Gifnit
%ablaltcn.
Yrciie' slim @ctragc Don 5000 fit
&pnteIte allsgclebt.

@reiie sum getraae ppl1 5000 III
@oargclo merbc,1 bel bem am Cont
ncrstag inn Shiitenparf ab5nbaltcn-
sen ltcl1nten, iabrlidlen Gifnif Ser
Iapenporter @roccrp : 9clRer sur
Inslopll1ng gelallgcn. 9adltebeno
Sic 8onteitc, Die fir Dos Nlfntf al1=
gcItcat ml1roen:
@reiesfegeln grlter, $40 III
boar. 5 anoere Ireiic.
Nagel einihlagcl iiir Iamen
grlter: 5pei Sad Mebl. 1rei aaocrc
8reiic.
@ettlauf ser Glerfs- gr1tcr:: <einc
Site 3%igorre1. Trei allOere Ereile.
2ah &pntelt fin Mabben - Gr-
tier: Cine SAadtel Ganop. 3rci oft
oere Greile.
salen1en' 5 fillf3ig Daro u3aib"-
Grlter 8reis: cine &iltc Gigarrere.
Gin anberer Grc!s. M
so garo uGoib" fir Maodcn
Gr1ter 4reis: 3m1lf Stiide Soilette-
Seize; 5lueiter: icds Stilde Ioilette=
.geifc.
@allcrmelol1elt : @ettcIicu - gr=
tier 9reis: 5ed)s Gadcte Iarcp-
Cafes. 3apci mOcre Greile.
9aiebaa - 8rpcers gegen Heilen=
Sc. Die @cninner:: cine &ilte Cigar
ren; Sic Gerlierer: Il 6lalde11
Grape Suffice; Sdieosridter: 6 Sars
8ifles.
aartoffel ELECTROMAGNETIC amen-
grlte: "a &a11en Wilh; bier meitere
Yreiie.
Maod)en : Mcttlanf:: Grit: 5eds
Sons; 8peite:: pier &anne11.
@emibtratbe1 grfter.:: ST mertf
5treidbol5er; 5rpeiter: | Irtel1l
6laidene uGreiline".
@rpeers 100 SO. oIoibT gr-
tier: L. @aie SECURING gopocr"
5mei peitere Greiie.
Mennc,,, fir Milhleute grl ter
bnnoert 8iu1o u@lllten Seed" nni
100 Efo. glfalfa Gutter. 3tpei wcite
re 8reile.
5aelaufenc fiji Anahen - griter
cine a1br. 33mei meitere 8reiie.
Sdllb =Genncll fir anaben - Gr
tier: 40 aormen Waple Sprup. 3tpe
meitere Ereiic.
Ereis : @ol5cr grlte Game
1raltdir : geitef. Better SEER: 81
Ite Gigarrelt. Sim meitcrer Ereis fit
eHn Eaar.
Nennen iiir ictte Serren - @riter
1 Sale u9afco @eans"; 5pet mciter
8rciic.
Mettrcnucn fiir ana6cn - grIter
/ SEQ. Nadctc greaffolt 6ooo; 3me
nI5rc eI lcae q aacc: er7ter: i
Nadete ugrcaffaIt Soob". 33lpei rpel
tere Treilc.
@almcricn fit Iancr - Critic
Gin saf Mcbl. 3mei weitere Greii'
Gables 100 Daro uDalb" Critic
Cine Sdad)tcl gbofolaoe. Sin meit'
rer Ereis.
Iua of @ar @rocers gege
|sdladter; Bic @elpinner: cine Sill
Gigarrcn.
Sir sic ar5Bte fbe%ilne6nlenoe s.
milie ont Gicnie ~ Ja11f Collar
mcrth @rncrries Ss
Die Midtcr lueroen lein: @cor(
@. Motb, ISM. $. &orn, eugene Sc
!. ~, Wartin Smith, gert 8. SaQigal
3m. s. $. Seuds go. S. &lltnaa'
8alter Sdmiot, Morgan S. Sic
M Me1s, Saul ]eaeomor't''@ g: $. ga
Carroll, gprefs& Carroll, 3ab1
tlar5te, @bitafer sgfog., Critic III
9raop Strabe. (Mn5
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
3icbt iidJ eincn 9uppclbrndl bes lin
fen %ltnterarmcs at.

6rau s. Serron, gao. 1tO4 mcItl.
5. StraBe, brad gcltern beioe &no=
d)en oes llnfen llnterarnles, OILS lie
NIT ocmlelbcn in cine Maidine in
Der Inlaae Der Snbepen0ent Batting
Company gcrictb. Irall @error mar
an elmer Der Moidinen bei9dftigt,
oils ibr rslm plptlid ll1tcr Sen Ircib=
rienten gerietb. Or. 8enoiror1, Scr
6ra1 Serron bebanbelt, erflart ibrell
3nltano ols 5nIriebcnltellenb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

3cit aibt es lit Sopa ii6er 10000 Nuto11obile, sic il
idnittlh S15,000,000 oil sl1ton1obilrciicn peridlina
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
SOMA Nubtcr Sire Company, eine
Mtliomen= Girma, 1T TT 9apenport
9egriinoet wDr0cn.

Mm Ser Spite scr grufcn Tabrf, sic iii 9apcnpprt erridtct mcroen ipQ
tebcm mcbrcre scr bcfanntelcn SauempDrter Gc1daftslcntc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

Carroll, gpreds & Carroll, 3abn=
Iar5te, @bitafer 9fog, Critic mo.
9raog Strabe. s : (Mn5)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
5orScrt 6cbiibrcm fir sic Grlcsnna
upn @Dlfcu.

Heib 9billips pom Somn-
ibip bracbte gcitern bic &opie 5pcier
graller @Dlfc, Die er alf %lcil1cr Sarm
cridoiicn bate, nod Dem Bureau bcS
Gountp gllOitors, I'M Die @ebiibrcn
fir Die Grle9ltng bon @Dlfcn SIT re-
flanliren. gcfomntlid) lit cine Selpb=
llllr1a bon $4 iiir oie Grle9ltng zines
jcben @olfes ~ausgelett.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

sodncr1Gnbgc Bonn SHen mcrocn schlag Ser ctn5elncu 0cpartcncnts
iiberncbn1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
aleills Staot=yfenigteiteu.

Soeben iider anacIanat so ee-
1ltnoe 9llttegel. Micpe's s~lpotbefe,
403 peitl. 2. Strabe. (Ina.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

Scoer Sent oiecr srm1rne aebt aus oenl staate beraa,s in frcm
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

Charles &inot fehrtc gcltcrt
noll Milpnnfcc nod Davenport SUI
rid. Gr mar nod Milmallfee on Dos
Iootcllbctt ieines @rllocrs aertfc1
iDor0cl1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

III. Mnel1lta :. Sl1ccfcS, Gn.
IL Iraple Slats, febrte bon cilteln
~lungcren IlticntAalt in @encna, o.,
iuo JIG lid} BET ibren Glterll mlfbiclt,
1ladl Gapenpprt 5%nriiCf. i
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

Sran Ncllie G6erhart bon Git
ra9o, Sn.. bolt lid, I'M @olllc bon
5crrn lulb Iralt .. Sebcrlcln, 500.
722 Hod Sslal1o StraBc, SIT @cilld}
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

Irau 6. W}oiutfcIoer, go. 1902
@ralb Npc., reiltc nod Sanford,
@is., ob, no tic lid mabrerlb Ser
nadlltcn beiocn @oden i'm @auic bon
6rcllnbcl auf5ubalten gebcl1ft.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20
PREVENT INJURY FROM FRUIT
TREE BARK BEETLE
y r SYMONS.
MARY land Agricultural College Exten-
sion Service

Orchardists should be careful 10 soc
that all dead wood is cut and removed
from the orchard Such dead wood
or diseased or sickly trees OFFER an
opportunity for infestaiion By the
Fruit Tree Bark Beetle or Shot Hole
Borer While the attack of this in
sec, i usually confined 70 such wood
after becoming established in AN or.
chard Il ma, attack perfectly healthy
trees
The beetles bore into the bark and
sap wood whore they eat vertical gal.
lerics or brood chambers into which
the females las their eggs The bored
holes are about the size Of No 6
hot
The adult beetle is ahou' one tenth
inch long. by third as wide and
uniformly black in color Trees OF
parts " trees seriously attacked By
me pest are usually hopeless Gum
exude from The holes Of The beetles.
anl s. mo young develop into adults
tAoy ca, their way out Another in
tpr :, ne insect Is caused by hciI
habit 81 attaching small 'vies 10 early
prins be bgrfo~ins into the base of
bad
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20
SOY BEANS FURNISH
FEED AND FERTILITY
We'll Adapted TO Maryland Soils nd
Especially Valuable For Forage
NICHOLAS SCHMlTZ,
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station

Soy beans are VOL adapted 20
Maryland and. Ike corn thrive best
on rlch loan soils II is, however, on
soils 700 poor to grow corn prohtably
that 500 beans viii bring tho greatest
not proft ON such soils when inoeu
lated and fsr,ilized with q little mex
pensive fertilizer. they Will produce
neari, a. much forage and seed az
when grown on rich land They will
NOT grow a. well as COW pea on poor
sandy soils. bu, far better than cow
peas on snn clay soils They viii
stand poor drainage better than either
COW peas or corn
Soy beans mature in from 10 20 80
DAYS. making J. possible 70 select Fa.
rietles 20 q ans length Of growing "a.
son found Maryland
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20
BREWSTER
5f773
HANDSOME
BLACK PERCHERON
STALLION

This handsome black Stallion will be
at Bowen stables in Snow Hill
on Saturdays Persons desiring to
breed their mares 10 this fine stock
should take advantage of this opportu-
nifty.
Anyone desiring to breed their mares
on any other date. can make arrange
ments BY applying % the undersigned.
The stallion will also stand IN POGO
moke City Fair Grounds every Wednes
day
PlLCHARD BROTHERS.
Girdletree Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20
Cultivation.

They require the same kind % prep
ars'ion ~ 4eedhed as corn and as in
the case OF corn # is better % thor
ouchly prepare tho secdbed before
planting lhan 70 depend upon cn'iTa-
ton fer getting the soil in he proper
condition
For seed production soy beans
should be sowa in rows "a 10 70 inches
apart Car enough 90 cultivate. and !
hushel ~ seed VIII plant On 2 acres
The planting may be done win a corn
planter or with wheat drn regu
lated for planting bushels Of oats
per acre and with ne proper number
Of seed holes closed TO give the De.
sired distance apart The plants
should be about inches spar' IN 'he
row
For hsy production. SOY beans
should be sowu broadcast IL bushels
per acre. and for his purpose there
Is no implement better suited than
the wheat drlll The seed should
never b. covered mora than / .uch.
oNcepi in sandy soil whore they may
be covered > inches
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20
incubation.

Bur few MARYLAND soils arc natural
IS noculatcd for say beans and since
they seldom thrive uules inoculaied.
a. is necessary 20 inoculate whenever
planting FOR the nrst time To DO this,
2 or 2 hundred pounds q soil faken
from field which has grown them
should be broadcasted over each
acre before seeding. and narrowed IN
immediatel, 20 prevent The bacteria
from being killed By sunlight lnocu
latlon with artificial culture IL not sue.
cessfui when he culture :, applied and
Tho beans allowed 70 dry before seed
Ing Much better results are secured
when me beans are planted before
the inoculatinp culture has dried
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20

SOY beans may be planted from any
time after corn planting IS finished un
~ July ltth depending upon variety,
location and Tor The purpose planted
For Ia, and seed f IS best o plant
me forepart Of June 70 insure GOOD
curing weather Tor he hay and lime
for lass varieties to mature seed be
fore frost For fall hog pasture. and
for turning down as a green manure.
-hey may b. planted NJ until Jul 18th
II an early variety g. used
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20
Wisconsin State Dairy
Company and
Coldstorage Warehouse
DIG CallowhilI St
PHILADELPHIA "a.

Wholesale receivers Of BUTTER.
EGGS, Live and Dressed POULTRY.
VEAL and HOGS. We return net
prices. delivered our store on day Of ar
rival
our market IS always higher than
Baltimore and Washington and the eX-
press il only fraction more
We have large outlet among the
Hotels. Restaurants. and Grocers re
quiring constant supply Of high grade
stock
Give Us a trial shipment and We will
convince you that we can give you sat
isfactory and prompt returns.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20

sscsfzs Ssssf~. 49, N.syfs.2 esst - S.ssfss
* * * X *
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20
Chamberlain Tablets Have Done
Wonders For Me"

II have been sufferer from stomach
trouble for a number of Years. and al
though have used a great number Of
plant. Chamberlain Tablets is the
first medicine that has given me positive
and lasting relief writes Mrs Anna
kadin. Spencerport. " y Chamber
lam Tablets have done wonders for
me ana value them very highly oh
tainabie everywhere.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20
Agriculture
Visits Delaware

NericItare Dayid
mmuied by senator
uriay night completed
$50 farming section and
Delaware Stop. were
oWn smyrna. Dover
rton gridgcyiIle Sea
orectowu. lewc-. Re
Milford Frederick
and Delaware city
ng places Secretary
-ted IS o large assem-
ho We're interested in
e. b place the visitor
'rt uis 10 winch he spoke
1lems / nfrouting ngricultur
present time
Wa. arranged through the
rofes-or ilHry Hayward. ot
1l.egr who planned the i,iu
speaking WI the trim. Sccro
8ncNpr,--ei himselfas mach
q Delaware Agricultural con
found them. and said biz
ea-urabIe
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20

Ihe Pyihaaasian- Is Aucien, Greece
ate simple food practired temperance
and purity A. hadgc They used tie
ave pointed star whIeh they regarded
as symbo ID health a red i've
pointed star appears on each package Of
Chamberlain Tablets ana -Gll fulils
Its ancient mission ~ a symbol Of health
If you are troubled WITH Indigestion
hIhousness Or constipation get pack
aye of these tablets from Your druggist
You viii bee surprised az the quick re-
lief which they afford talaiuable
everywhere
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-20

Have sou any objections U me a. a
-on-in law asked the young man.
Yes replied Mr. CumroX a pre-
eut YOU re- cheerful and companiouablp.
and ike sou iirst-rate THIN why
not have me ia the family / don L
want 20 take chance OF spelling sou.
don't know how you would turn out
after mother and the girls had bos-ed
you around for feW wears
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-10-27
IT RAINED THE NIGHT BEFORE
By William DarDson, Madison, Wis.

Napoleon Waterloo
soldiers die
they wouldn't
And smp the reasonth raned night
tradgedy superlative will relate
Europe, but in the Badger State
could
simply that rained the night before
Wisconsin
increasing at a most astounding
the
a machines crippled it the night
Million Dollars their history have shown:
They pleasure and purposes galore
But>they a nckle if il night
example last County Fair:
Thousand people all motor
sunshine muddied
the night before
distracted
all this nothing
he Wisconsin Wateroos
have blues:
Is rotten, this
It mostly for that rained the night before
Like the ocean-al trimmed grade:
useless if it rains night
people awaking, planned
To Wsconsin's Highways
Then completed, ca
But won't make difference if rains the night before
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-10-27
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Some People We Know, and We
Will Profit by Hearing Aocut
Them

This is a purely local event.
1t took place in Ladysmith.
Not in some PARKWAY place.
You are asked to investigate it.
Asked to believe a citizens word.
To confirm citizens statement.
Any article endorsed at home
Is more worthy Of confidence
Than one you know nothing about,
Endorsed by unknown people.
E. A. Kirvan, city clerk, 31S Wor-
den Ave-, Ladysmith, says: 81
haven't used Doan's Kidney Pills to
any great extent, but l have taken
them sufficiently to know that they
are good. One box Of Doan's Kidney
Pills removed the trouble from my
kidneys and though several years
have since passed, I haven't had
any further signs of the complaint"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Kirvan had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-10-27
VILLA ARMY REPORTED
NEAR CHIHUAHUA CITY

Ell Paso, Tex, Oct. PA report
was received here by federal officials
that diminishing is in progress be-
tween the forces Of Villa and those
of Carranza, a short distance west of
Chihuahua City and near the out
skirts.
Villa troops also are reported south
and northwest of the capital and an
attack is expected soon.
Villa himself led the Carranza van
guard under General Carlos Ozuna into
an ambush between Santa Ysabel and
San Andres, on the western division
of the Mexican Northwestern railroad,
a report received by one of the fed
eral departments agents here stated.
The bandits, who were hidden in
the rocky defiles along the railroad,
poured a heavy fire into the Carranza
troops from behind rocks.
The same source of information
claims to have confirmation of the re-
port that the CarranZa troops then re-
treated to Santa Ysabel then to Palo-
mas, and are now reported to be in
Fresno, the first station west of Chi
huahua City.