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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-22
BILLIE BURKE
AT THE REX.
"THE SOCIAL VORTEX" CHAP
TER FOUR OF "GLORIA'S
ROMANCE" BILLED FOR
MONDAY N CHIT


A''''J ''-''''"' ''rsT''s''i i'hh i'NlNliNi
Pieopont Stafford ............. .................
"........"................ William L. Carleton
Judge Freeman Henry Weaver
Mrs. David Stafford Power
Richard Freu eau, upon realizing
that he had made serious error
in failing to recognize Gloria Staf-
ford, when she approached him at
the Metropolitan Opera House at
ter a five years absence, hastened
to rectify his blunder, He called
Gloria from her fathers box and
hastily explained that she had
grown so beautiful since last he be-
held her, that it was scarcely to be
expected that she would be in< tant.
iy recognized. After an opera glass
Irritation at long range Gloria and
'Freneau seek the quiet of the sup
per room for a little tete.a tete.
There Gloria is discovered by her
father and hustled back to the op
era box, in disgrace. Lois Staf-
ford has noted the Irritation and
getting Freneau in a quiet corner
she proceeds to express her dis
pleasure at his conduct. Dayid,
coming upon them suddenly, be-
comes suspicious that his wife is
growing too familiar with Freneau
The following week, at the sug.
gestion of her Aunt Hortensia,
Gloria gives coming, ut part to
which she manages to have Fren-
eau invited. When the two are
interrupted in the conservatory,
Gloria asks Freneau to call the
following day, promising him
sleigh ride behind her ponies if he
will come. lie consents just as
the chapter ends, believing the
sleigh ride must end in a proposal.
Rex Theatre Monday, Sept. 25th
also "Musty Suffer" comedy 4
Reels-5 and 10c.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-22
NEWS FROM MABEN

Mr.. Harmon Hawkins has gone
to the Delta on a visit.
1t has been five weeks since it
iained in this vicinity.
The rrotracted meeting at Lewis
Chapel closed Sunday night.
Mr.. Will Monts will resume his
school at Old Double Springs af-
ter October 2nd.
Miss Rubie Tuck, of Crossroads
School, near Maben, W IL teach
Peed's Chapel School this term,
The cotton crop in this com,
munlty is almost q failure on &C.
count Of the boil weevil. The
corn crop, also, is not as good as
usual.
The Butler brothers have been
working some of the public roads
leading into Maben and are put
ting them in fine condition for the
autos and other vehicles.
A great many people from Maben
and surrounding country are go
ing to the Delta to pick cotton.
Among those who have gone for
this purpose are Mr.. Gale Crowley
and Mr.. Kuykendall. There is a
great demand for cotton pickers
In the Delta at high prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-08
ANOTHER OPINION ON
CAUSE OF SHEEP LOSSES
IN The San LUIS VALLEY
A Prominent Feeder In Illinois BE-
Loves Losses May be Avoided
BY Medicated Remedy

A few weeks ago Mr.. E. " Moor
man, OF Quincy, Ills, a manufac-
turer OF live stock remedies and a
very successful stockman. spent sew
eral days in the Monte Vista district
studying the sheep condition when
heavy losses were being had. He
came here through urgent invitation
of d. Hannegan who knew Of Mr..
Moorman's success in treating stock
diseases.
Mr.. Moorman, in recent letter to
Mr.. Hannegan says, In part:
There have no doubt been several
theories and ideas concerning the
sheep condition of thst country.
There Of course also have been ideas
as to how It should be handled and
each man giving an opinion, no
doubt thinks he Is correct, so we are
no exceptions to the rule. One would
naturally think that the writer
would be biased for the reason we
are manufacturers of Stock Rene
dies but this thought came to me
Immediately upon my arrival in that
being biased In any degree and took
in the situation, l believe, from an
unbiased standpoint and feel per-
fectly free in going on record in
making the following statement;
that at least 75 per cent of the losses
among the sheep in that locality is
due to worms and indigestion
AS you no doubt will remember,
we posted four or Ave sheep while
there and in most of these cases, in
digestion was shown to be the prin-
cipal cause Of the trouble and after
talking with quite number OF
others and especially with the veter--
inarians Of that country. l learned
that worms also were playing havoc
with the sheep. l secured the fol-
lowing evidence while there which
assisted me in arriving at a conclu-
S'N''' Ai sho h'ol pace, IL III AL eb-
tablished fact that in the earlier
days when they first began feeding
lambs on peas, they did not have
very much trouble, only losing about
from one to two per cent, and this
loss has Increased from year to year
until 1t now causes loss ranging
from six to eight per cent in some
instances. l also learned that in
the earlier days when they first be-
gan to feed peas to the lambs, that
the lambs were OF an inferior quail
ity, rather OF more scrubby stock
but that the breeders have been
gradually improving this until they
now have mighty good class of
sheep and we believe most any one
who is acquainted with the situa-
ton will agree with us that the old
time scrubby stock OF any kind.
either sheep, hogs, cattle or horses,
are more rugged and will stand more
hardships than the higher bred
stock. so II Is our opinion that IL a
we'll bred bunch OF lambs were fed
along by the side OF a scrubby bunch
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-08
KING sPUD

]. c. Glassford, Grand Junction,
Colo.
One don't give much praise to po-
tatoes,
And it's quite an unusual thing
To Include them in poetical fancy,
Or mention the blessfnGs- they
bring.
They are lowly and humble and
common,
But the fact. remains that il
queer
This homely and starchy old tuber
Is the foundation of life through
the year.
He is found at the millionaire's
table;
At banquet they say he Is swell;
But he's greeted with greatest af
lection
In the homes where the working
men dwell;
Where he's boiled inside of his
jacket,
Left to cool in the kettle outside,
To be peeled and sliced in the morn
ing,
And he tastes "licken good" when
he's fried.
He's baked till as white as a snow
fake,
The rich put on butter, drop,
While the poor, If they have any
"leavin's,"
Pour rich brown gravy on top.
You eat and you feel the expansion
AS the spud settles down into
place,
And calm, sweet smile of content
ment
Settles down all over each face.
He's scalloped, or Clipped, or plain
boiled,
He's an epicure's dish when he's
mashed;
Makes just the foundation for
scraped meats.
And he's food for king when
he's hashed.
He's Joy wherever you place him,
Either fried or baked he MAKES
GOOD";
And his flavor when roasted round
campfres
No man could describe il he
would.
We praise all the flowers in fancy,
Sip the nectar of fruit ere they're
peeled.
Ignoring the common old tater,
When, in fact, he is King of the
Field.
Let us show the old boy we esteem
him,
Sort of dig him up out of the
mud;
Let's show him he shares our af-
fection.
And crown him with glory king
Spud."
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-08


scrubby ones would get through in
better shape. This, though, on the
face of it, would indica"c that VIC
believed in handling scrubby stock,
but any one getting this idea. would
get mistaken one for the reason
we believe in the handling of as
nearly full blood stock as it is pos
sible to do. Again, We learned that
where peas are produced that the
ground producing them becomes
more fertile one year with another,
consequently the pea crop of that
country at this time, no doubt is
better than 1t used to be and the
peas carry a larger per cent Of fat
which makes them harder to digest.
This idea. coupled with the fact that
worms are becoming more numer-
Gus each year. We believe as above
stated. is the cause of at least 75
per cent Of the losses.
I'VE secured further evidence in
support of our claim that the peas
are exceptionally hard to digest
and largely responsible for the loss
es sustained by the sheep men of
that country in the following man
ner: East OF Pueblo, we learned
that exactly the same lambs shipped
from the Monte Vista regions were
being fed in very successful way
on sugar beet pulp and alfalfa and
there not being any losses larger
than two per cent. Then too, we
find in this country, through Him
ois. Iowa and Missouri, the farmers
are feeding the lambs which they
buy on the Kansas City and Omaha
market, shipped from Southern Colo
rado, in exactly the same way as
those which are being fed in the
Monte Vista vicinity, and are feed
ing them usually on corn or insilage
and are doing so without encounter
ing any trouble 30 far as any death
have quite a little trouble with
their lambs being wormy but are
overcoming that by the use of pre-
parations prepared for that pur-
pose"
Mr.. Moorman recommends the use
of his stock remedy, believing that
something of the kind is necessary
in the feeding of peas to lambs, and
states that if the remedy is properly
used it will correct a large part of
the trouble and says:
There is no question but what
our Medicated Salt will expel the
worms and condition their lambs to
such an extent that they will be
more able to digest their food, yet.
at the same time. we believe that It
Will be highly important for each
feeder of lambs to be very careful
in that his lambs only gets a certain
allowance, in sense, keeping them
hungry practically at all times and
too. we believe that 1t will be nee
essary for the farmers to disinfect
very thoroughly, each season, their
corrals by the method of not only
cleaning up all trash and filth of all
kinds, but disinfecting very thor
oughly with lime and coal tar
preparation, carrying sufficient
amount OF disinfectant, which
method would OF course, incur quite
little work but not very much ex-
pense for the reason both lime and
coal tar disinfectants are verv
oh
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-08
BAD Cold Quickly Broken Up.

Bad Cold Quickly Broken Up.
Mrs. Martha Wilcox, Gowanda, N.
Y. writes: II first used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy about eight
years ago. At that time l had hard
cold and coughed most of the time.
1t proved to be just what 1 needed.
1t broke up the cold in a few days,
and the cough entirely disappeared.
l have told many of my friends of
the. good received through using
this medicine, and all who have
used it speak of it in the highest
terms" Obtainable everywhere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-08
Tho Vatican.

The expenses of maintaining the
Vatican are provided for by the pope.
or, at any rate. by the Catholic church
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
0os WInttcr-A -ASeniiOusgcicb ansc-
griffeu.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24


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sluep, 5pei gieeertomifer, Die @eiB.
6omilie, Sooper uno Wtorburp.
eSnAS nnA eSrnlicS0 ,rnS Sic 9}othc.
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oitrh bic EoIt be5oeen.
Ger Ecineeiuinn Der 9SubIi.
5ilten Der @eorit's SSnternotiouol
Sibrurp Co. flieBt Dem Gee.
lellte.&euiionsfono Der 0ertIdcn
Saeon-&bcocrei gu, olfo Sen BRO
ben Seeleltten pelhe olif Sdif.
fen pie Die yDcutihlono~ oienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

Siter, big sum SicOcmtilft beige
9dld, DermiThc nit cincu GBI6ffeT
bon 3iider. einem fleinen Stiid. In
iparmcr MtId oufseIoiter NreBbcfe.
2aile ben Geig iiber Otodt nit etneu
Guh beoedt, aufgeber un0 miIheam
9forgen nit eineirS SbecloffcI bon az
idnoI5atem 6ctt.
ylon gieBe oen Geie In aithen.
formet Iaiic oieIc 10 c6er 20 W2f,u.
ten nnt Gfcu Itcben lu0 bodc Icbr
idpren IL bciber 9Sionuc,
Sr0toner 9u66tnq.
alaan fofe elm EritlcI eiuer aoIYc
9loiSnebI NIT fiinf Goliet Daild,. Ii.
rer bolbcn Taiic SBrup, i 9becl6f.
feI bon Sal5, 1 GbceIoffel BON ,3imnt
nno giebe III nit 9uttcr ausacliri.
dlcne @nooina Efaune iuio bode
laneian Scr @uoSine ipiro INIT
Sabne Ierpirt.
80 q lt1s"B 0tttg o0er
GidismebIsnMufb@
aaml NIT @aiier o0er WHIh onge.
modt pcroelt; cine id5nea Blbercitpte
SpeiIc. @oIer ODER DliId, Iofltc eut
fodcro ieiu uno oas MebI Gin roe.
MIG 5ur Belt, bineinecidiittct tvcr.
oen 70 BOB otc spciic obne elum.
pen iro bon rihtieer Tide suberei-
tet ipir0
Glib Mnis ODER 2auhe
80 miru.@
@ir0 6iibereitet. iiloem Wlatsf6r.
ncr IN bciBem s9niicr oufgepcidsi
meroen, 0os 9aude ODER ettuas SoIs.
oidc entbdIt, bis bic SiiIIe rrtueidlt
lit. Gas 0loiS ipirS ooiul IN florem
8oiicr eetuaideu, bis ole 2oudc emit.
tertt it, nito oann ipetd, pefobt.
@pminp.
9ieI grober ipie Weebl un0 mnB
Idnger gefott ipcroen; eetpobnlih
iiber 9tadt in foItcn @oIIer o,lfae.
ipcitt nnO oanr I'M TuppeIfod1er
eefoht. Die Sorner niiiien Hfg8oI-
icr bcOedt iperOcr oanit Iic uidlt
bart tuer0at,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
Die SerasNsnsn.
Bon ". Ee g}oro.

0. Eofetpoit aus Der Seimot6, aa.
merooen.
Flluo Inn oos gInto lpimmelt 9Irm oil
glrHL
Bie lin eeu @eidieloit Scr gicnens
ldwarm
SiS @ono uah SalS peri6ipinoct,
reidbeIaoen.
lIno 9Iua' i'm gIusc bIibt ais bon
ben @abcu
Tic SiiIle ioHt 3igorrcn ,
5Iaicben @cius. 4.
Sin Bud @eitridtes oob Dor
allen Gins:
Gcr 9ricf Sen lie 5u SalpS cedric
ben babCn.
Sn allen Gden itcbn Tie nun lmo Ie
len,
Gam. Sahen, 8eircu, Sduobcn,
Sdmairden id)on.
9lnr Elm poor @raic ihIeihcn itiu
onoon
@'it lcTer SouO. Sir iic lit nidtS
gcipcien
Sir iic mar nittS lnlS miro ni6tS ie
erideinen
Sciu Edddeil mo fem @rici-uidtS
nid)t ciii @ortl
Tcm glieuonO lcbt in icncr 8crne
bort,
Ter ibrer ocrft. Sic iinO sic goa5
-ollciueul
Tic gnnJ TerloBnen unO gcrgeBncn
iinb eS,
Sln Ocncn nid)t Geitipiiieriorsc
bonet
lin Oic fciu 0hlttcrbcr5 in Scbnmdt
bonet,
gtod circS BeibcS, cinc8 iiibcn Stin.
0cS -
llno ltcbn ood orauBen eIeidj sen
gInocrn allen
1lno idJiiben ood) tpie gIIe trcu ilno |
bciB
Sic gIeide Seimatb, Oie nidt eiumoI |
ipeiB,
g9ic iinbcOnuft biel 9lcrmitc fit lie
fnIleu.
8, oeif ot oieic, gotcrlanO, luO gj6 |
Dor allen ibnen, Die iopiel entbebreiil |
8 Glib, olS OBJ iic oeitr 8eiten md.
rem,
Tic @iuIomeu 0, Dob lic Soppelt |
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