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The Springdale news., 1916-05-19
RAISE SHEEP.


\ small flock of sheep on a
farm is always profitable. no mat
ter what the market conditions
of mutton and wool. Since Aug
ust 1914 the destruction Of wool
en- goods in Europe has exceed
ed that Of any ten years proceed.
ing. The war has also reduced
the holdings of sheep both in
England and Australia. For ten
years wool is bound to command
a good price and all meats will
be high.
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19
THIRD SUMMER
APPLE SPRAY.
Ten Day or Second Cooling Moth
Spray

In North Arkansas and South
Missouri, beginning Wednesday
May Sd, and during the ten or
twelve days following, the apple
trees will be in the proper condi-
ton to apply effectively the third
summer spray. This spraying is
given to control codling moth,
scab. curculio, black rot and early
blotch.
The continued cold. damp wealth
er this spring has been ideal for
the development Of apple scab.
\ careful spraying given at this
time, together with the sprays al
ready applied, will give the de
veloping apple crop continuous
protection for the first month OF
its growth and serve to eliminate
further trouble.
Use mist spray nozzles for this
and all later spraylngs. Inc mist
spray nozzle converted INTO a
drive spray nozzle as Described
IN codllng moth spray circular
may be changed back INTO a mist
spray nozzle by fllllhg the hoie
IN the center of the lower disc
with a small piece OF wood.
When properly applied win a
mist nozzle the spray matefial
will form light coating over the
fruit and the foliage. 2renehihs
the trees is undesirable because
of the loss of material and the
additional risk OF INJURY from
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19

guests at the Geo. s. Reeder
home.
Elery Walters Of near Sonora
visited with relatives here last
week.
Miss Bess Thomas entertained
number Of friends Saturday
night
Miss Verna Thomson of Rog-
erS, spent the weekend with Miss
Helen Phelan.
Several Of our people saw the
=" Ethiopian Extravaganza at Rog-
ers Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Boyd of
Rogers were Sunday visitors at
the J. H. Bautts home.
Riley Keith, Of Grove. Okla.
spent one day last week with his
cousin Mrs. W. r. Daily and fam
lily.
Lee Lemming and Miss Iva
Wells OF Rogers spent Friday
night with the former 5 sister,
Mrs. NJ. {. Johnson and family.
Miss Armizah Mcdaniel who
was called to Tahleqnah, Okla,
By the tragic death of her neice,
Ms. Lizzie Morgan, returned
home Sunday.
XeuXiS.
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19
FAIRVIEW

School meeting Saturday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Lee.
May 5. "a son.
Ogden Bros. are drilling well
for Lee Graham.
". Il. Clark 5 new house is
nearing completion.
Several Of our boys went to
Steele Tuesday to pick berries.
Remember the all day singing
at Pleasant Grove next Sunday.
B. +. Pitts of Rogers is visiting
his son Verde and family. today.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Doke Of
Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs. W J.
Doke Of Bentonville were Sunday
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19
GOOD AND BAD DEBTS.

The usual Arkansas farm debts
are lad debts because they mort
gage the future and are debts
for feed and food. \ farmer was
once asked by a neighbor what he
had realized from the sale Of a
bale Of cotton. and the reply was,
Oh. some food and some fertil-
Ter got last spring Let Us
abolish that kind Of debt by
growing our own feed and food.
growing more stock. and having
more barnyard manure and grow
ing peas and beans and e1oyers as
fertilizers. and then never 90 IL
debt for the family living or farm
maintenance. Debts for feed and
food and clothes are bad debts.
Debts for sows. COWS, mares are
always good debts if a man has
feed. Debts for better farm i'm
PIGMENTS may be good debts, and
debt for silo is a good debt
If man has some seven to ten or
more cows. Debts for expense
are bad debts while debts for an
investment may be good.
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19
Lwenty Years ago
The News. May -, 1896.


I. ID. Clark was over from 20
shen saturday ana was a pleas
ant caller at Inc News Office.
" isS " "'''i " li'oii - -
lana came up ""'', u"S . -
l nom f'aoh
" g.. mn; ,,,.;,,..f;,Ia
W. -, a,z;,.a - tba 49,! c9naa,,
- . = :. ~ na1..
- -
''--e'
Tic twelfth car If stravber-
,ios r,as Skinned last niobt and
! : tbaneht three cars will he
san4 o,+ to.day Saoratarv +
q cnllav If tho Sh;nnar,s Union
informs 10 that tha strawberry
+ra;;n will start from snrinedale
FROM now an loavino al n m
All oro,vers ora roo,,astad 70
-. :, tlain horr;os 81 tbop can
h. ;nyneetad and loaded before
hot hon, not tbav will have
- L., o,,ar until novt dav
-
The snrinodale News issued the
,voalg 81 Nav 4 1906 contained
. comn1eto ranort of the meeting
of tba Arl,ansas Press Assoz
a;a+;a, Tbaro ware abon+ fifty
co.,, oa;+ors With 4boir wives
81 ga,,,.htz.a nrosan+
Tba2 follov;no officers were
,laatal
pres;dan+ N Patridoe
sentinel !" Fayetteville
1t Wa pras;dant-E & Kin.
na,. a 5vanco ;, Jndsonia
OIL w. pros;aon+ Coo II
WiIl;an4s Elevator y Ft Smith
2ra y;ea prosident-.Jas Nit
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19
GOOD HEALTH.

The farmer S greatest asset IS
good health for himself and lis
family. To keep in good health
all must have good food, properly
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19

a lazy liver leads to chronic
dyspepsia and constipation,
weakens the whole system, Doan
Regulets (25e per box act mild
" on the liver and bowels, At
all drug stores.
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
con SYITUTION OF TIE STATE

Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Joint resolution. proposing an
nendment to the State Constitution
was passed by the General Assembly
At It's regular session of 1918, and that
The same viii be submitted to the cleo
tors Of the State at the net general
election. to be held Tuesday. November
:. l2IG, fer adoption or rejection.
Proposed Amendment No. Ii.
That the following is hereby pro-
posed an amendment to the =Consti-
tuition of the State Of Arkansas. which,
when agreed to by majority of all
members elected to each house and
adopted by majority OF the electors
of the State voting at the next gem
eral election for senators and repre-
sentatiVes shall become part of the
Constitution OF the State of Arkansas:
Section /. The county courts In
tfetr respective counties in addition TO
the county tax now allowed to be lev
led shall have power when authorized.
as hereinafter provided to levy an an
nual tax not exceeding three mills on
the dollar on all taxable property:
which shall be collected and expended
in making and repairing public roads
and bridges in their respective coun-
ties; and said court shall have power,
after authority given as hereinafter
provided. to levy n tax not exceeding
three mills on the dollar on all taxa bic
property for n period Of time not TO
exceed thirty years, to borrow money.
issue bonds and pledge the revenues
arising from the tax levied for Pc,
Rod Of time. to pay the interest ana
principal of any sum or sums SO Dor
rowed All bonds issued by authority
herein given shall bear a rate of inter-
fst not to exceed per cent per. annuih'
All sums 50 borrowed shall be used eN-
clusively In making and @epatrins the
public roads and bridges in the county:
The annual tax and the tax for period
Of Years shall not both be levied and
be IN fore at the same TIM n an
.I,ni1 q
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19

Nebraska voted for Ford and
refused to vote for Bryan. The
joke is on somebody.
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19

Some one has sent President
Wilson an eagle. What is the
use? He has a chain around the
bird now.
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19

Among those who pay it an in
come tax looks like syntax.
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19
Best Thing for a Bilious Attack

On account of my confinement
in the printing office I have for
years been chronic sufferer fror
indigestion and liver trouble. a
few weeks ago | had an attack
that was 50 severe that was
not able to 90 to the case for two
days. Failing to get any relief
from any other treatment. ! took
three Of Chamberlain $ Tablets
and the next day felt like a
new man. writes H. e Bailey,
Editor Carolina News, Chaplin. 5
c. Obtainable everywhere.
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19

just one Democratic presiden-
tial bee can't make a swarm.
The Springdale news., 1916-05-19

For any itchiness Of the skin,
for skin rasheS. chap. pimples, etc
try Doan 5 Ointment. soc at all
drug stores.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

,Hetf1n sic morgen Elm 0eIuA Elm
...Gs 1T nihts oagegen gu MAIDEN"
gt6er Qts polIudin iid e~nticrnt b.tz
te, brad bel Dem 9nuIinipettor Die
Gntrii flung in bensn 6lommen aus.
r2ump!!" 5iitte er 5piiten Den
3dbnen berpor, pdbreno er pon elmer
Gte in bic onoere gln9. sat er Ooh
pirtIiA iein:n Diasr purdgeiett.
Der nidtspiir oige Sdurnen3ler uuo
Weibertne6t. 50 Elm Gtel! 50 !
Hnnai1e!.'
Der ShuIinIpettor ipudte ae=
rduihpo1 nab Der 5ir gu aus, bin
ter Der polIuhiu Der idpunDen mar,
uno pur0e uuf etnmal perIegeu, o.
geraoe in bieiem 4ugen6Iid cine Dc
me in iein Simmer trat, Die 6rau
pelationsgert6tsprdfoent
rNur Elm Nugsu6lidden, nur EN-
2tu9eHbIidhen.." begann Die Game
rNebmen Sic YloB, better 6reuuo,
unO b0ren Sic mir aufmertiam gu
-. IS lit ia lpobl bel Sbnen cine
1tetle fret; nun, oa piro mor9en ooer
aud beute noh Elm lunger Utlnn I'D
bel S1nen eini;eIen, eln sepiiier pol
iudm.. 49,"
Die Dame ihpobte n ihfpaB:e;
Der Saulinipettor aber lab lie mt
"tribeu. itdrren 4ugen Oh, ME elm
WIenih, Der Hdbe oaran 1T. III Obn
madt gu fallen; inoes IddsIte er o0-
bel 0od um 0es QnItauoes piaen.
NI5 Der Shuiin'pettor am anoeren
Gage Den Ge9rer Wremensti in lei.
mem 4mtslotoI empfing. tonute sr iit
LANCE 3eit nidt enidIieBen, Ibn Die
Wobrbeit 81 iagen. ST madte 3Ipe;s
oeutiqe Heoensarten, ueripidelte Pit
in Wioeriprude uno puBte niht, mos
nit er ~anfongen uno ipns CT lngen
loIte. 9srn bate er lif Dor Dem Geh-
ret QerehtferttQt uno ibu ben gall5en
3uldmmenhaug er3o1it; ober Die
3un9e bel agte ibm oen Nienit pis
sinsm 8ttruntenen, ois Shrsn braiiu'
ten ibm. unb ts iitsrfom i'm ouf ein'
nal Elm @etubI oes Mergers, ouB er
cine 10 nihsrudrtias 3ole fpieIen
miiiTe, - in itinem siaenen ImtsIo'
tol, Dor 'eiusm eiasnen lntergsbes
nen. Gr ihIug pIotli6 auf ben 2,i6,
iprnna ouf upo itrie piiteno: sd
babe isirs Stele fir Sit! Rein uno
nodmaIs neini 2nFen Si. mid in
Rube! Gudlen Sic mid nlht crit
mob Iouas, 2un tie mir tnoli6 Den
@sfllsn uno Infen Sic mid unses
fhortn!"
Wit oitIen Worten Itir3te sr ala
hem NmtsIotdl binaus.
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DamrrbdnOt.
8on a1,;. Sid,cdotp.

Gjooor gstromitia. Ser SaIpettor
Der BoltsIhuIeu i'm 0ouDernment r.,
Der Iih ielhf fir eiren seretten uno
%onItduoiJ oentenoen Waun onllb.
,mpfiuJ zines 3a9es II ieinem hints
Total ben He1erer Mtcmmsti.
Rein. 6etr Wremtnsti." iagtt er.
,Sbr 4IsideIoen aus benz DENT III
unumgan9litl notlpenoig. Mit e'ner
IoI4en Gimme. ME Die Sbrj8e. ton'
ret sic unm0gliA Sore llutetrihtss
tGtigteit iortiebeu. y8ie bdben sic
benn uur Sure Stimue etu3e6uBtS"
sd babe einmol, ais id tart IN
SdtpeiB 9eydteu mar. taIteS Bier 5ts
trunten.~ 5iltte Der Gebrer.
.Sammeritooe! 0un bdt 10 en-
Ilanu oieyje9n Sabre lang iein 4mt
perieben, mo dul eiumal etn ioldes
unglut. NtiB Der liebe 0immeI,
burty mas IUr 2I~eIni9tti.en man liA
feline gan3s Gaufbd1n 5sr'trren t0rnl
Was beabljdti9eu Sic oenn lest an
a%ufangsn2"
Der Ge1rer a%utiuortete nltt,
r9a6eu Sic 6amiIie2" ird8te Der
Snipettor.
r6rou uro 3pti 9ino,r. Guer CT.
seIIeni.- 5iidte Ser Qcbrer.
Cine 3eiiiaug bergihte Sdreiotn.
Der 5hulinipettor 'tano pom lllhs
OUT una ging in grocer G~rrt8unJ aus
elmer Ode oe8 Simmers iii he an
nere.
nS4 3ertrthe mir BEN 9opf Gar.
ibey. mas th nit S1nen maiden
iou!" fogte er. .Qsbrcr ,onnen Sic
midi bIeibsn; UNI geniion gu srbaItsn.
oa3u babsn Sic upb nIht LANCE 9ee
mug eeoient -. Sic 10 einf0t bun.
ous3uitoBeu uno Sbrtm Shidial 3u
iberloFen. mare uns aud ptiniib.
Gle iinh Elm Nngeboriger u~nierss BE.
rufes. baden oisr3ebn Sobre lang aes
bient; ulio lit ss unIsre VfItht.
Sbnsu su beIfen... Nber pie Tam
man Sbnen belien9 Wds .dnn ih fir
Gle tun2 Gtrlegen Sic fih in msine
Gage: mas Tam Id tir Sic tun2"
Wisberum i6pjs9en peios; Der
SduIinipsitor 9lna oui uno ob uno
iberIegte; Nrsmen8ti. gang iioeytpaI-
tigt bon ieinem Qeioe. inb uuf elmer
Stublede uno iiberiegts oieihfaltS.
plpBIih 9ina ell ~freuoi9es 2euttsr
Eber oos GeIiht oes Sdulinipsttore;
sr itnippte io90r nit oen 6inQeyn.
rNuuocrlih. bdB mir oa9 n,tt
idon friher ein9eianen IT." ioott er
in frober 9ait. n0ore1 sic nal, "a
Tam Id Shneu eiuen WcritIn9 ma
der. Gdtite @ot's tritt in melncm
3sfort Der SeIretdr ots N~inpsrl0rls
in ben HIbc7tlno. Nenn ft polen.
70 iibernefmtn 81, feline Steqtl 0as
lit mas fir Sic"
0os 6efdt 0remmet,s. Der tjne
iolte @mhbeSej8aul rjdt Upatiet
bate, itrd9It: nun 9ltidi0Qs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

Fun. oos III ia prddtig," iaqte
Der ShuIinipett0t. .0n ldreiben sic
uur aIeiA beute Elm Geiuh."
0Is 6jooor pstroipiti4 Den Gehrer
eutlaIIen bate. empfdn0 sr cine Qes
mile Grleidterun9, a cine Qrt non
8ergnii9en. Run itauo niht mebr ore
9ebsu8te Gsitolt oes itimmloien pa
odgogen Dor iejuem geiIttgen gIide
uno es mar Inn in an9enebmes Ves
muBtIein. bob er Wrcmsnsti ole
Fyeie SteIe on9eboten uno oamlt &c.
rebt uno 9epiieuboft, ais braoer
ehren9after Wtann ~qe4lnoelt bate
Nber oieie iro4e Sttmmuug 0auerte
nitt LANCE. gls er nlcp 0aule 8uruts
tebrte uno iih gum g~itta8eiien nm
itBte. fiel ieiuer Trou N0iiuiia Spa-
nopnn duf einmuI etlpa5 Elm.
.4h ia" idQte le. nod5 Bate III
flit oer3e1tn! @citeru bs'uhtt m.d)
nina Gergelepn1 uno cerlutuoeie rh
fir einen lunltu Ntaun. Ia pi1o ia
t0ohl bet sir am &,noeroip! enc
STEELE frei..."
rSa. a1er oitie GtclIe 1T ihon Il
mem anotreu peripyo1en e~rpioette
Der @tuIrnlpett3r uno 3pq Elm Ders
0riebiide8 0elitt. ,Nuh teunlt 0u il
meinen 0rumoldb niemdls ptrusbe
Id Gteaen nit 9iidIiht lui 4yotet4
ton
sd msiB; absr fir nina Serge.
jenna. modte ih me;utn, tonutet ou
cine Nusnd1me modem. Sic lisb,
uns, als msnu mir nit ibr peyipanoi
mdren. uno mir bdbsn ibr bisbtr nod
teintn DENT ermielen. Gap biz nur
niht in ben CHM tommen 6iooor. IS
abjuIhIa9en. Ourh iolte ei9eniirni-
gen Qduneu piiroelt Oh lie uuo m;d
trdnten."
-Wen smpiieblt iie oenn2"
.Ginen [3errn Vo,IuhiG>"
-W4d8 iii pds fir sin poIiAdthg
ST has ser. Der gu Reuiaur I'M NIut
ben 2idabti (Gine RoQe III 9yibrie'
oops Stud: Ntritano ihatit 2rIs
benz ipitlte2 Tieien Gtdsn2 lin tti
rem Vrels,,"
Der 5fuIinieettor b0rte ouf Al
| lien.
lin 'einen Vrsis!" rpieoerholt. tr
.8ott iou mjcb betpobreu!~
rNber pdrum osnn u,t1t2"
.Sieb't ou osnn uDd, Elm. Iieb,
| frou. oaB an ejnsm iungen Maune.
Der niht auf 9erdoem Wtgs. ionoerr
ourh &etmtteIung BON 6rausrSim
mern etpdS Gil erre,hen utt. njAta
bran iit2 Narum lpmmt CT ulh;
leIbIt gu mir2"
Nah BEN YiittootFm Ieatt Tb ne-
Shulinipttior IN 'tirtm Simmer
auis SoIa un0 los he t%iu9e9lrltnsn
3eituu9en uro &rttft.
.Qjeber 6iooor Qttropitftl"
fhrieb ihm Bic 6tau 9lrQegmeFer.
Isle td9teH neuIlD etumdl, Id lei
elnt W(tul hsnteunerin WUo psriiduoe
mia 0%draui. 6bd:0Ittre 5u b~eayttieu.
Segt biettt ijA Sbuen cit Ge~,t9tnbtlt
oitle metre Se9aeun9 pratttid III CT
probsu. Is miro 0teitr 21gs tu A..
WiIer 81. u. SotlUhid, oen i'd -
einen netten. iunseu AItuidsn itnne,
; al Shuen tcmnca. I'm liA I'M ok
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

SetretdriteQe an unlerem EinperaipI
gu betperbeu. Der lunge Utlnn bdt
stpas ungemein Spmpat4ilbts.
Wenn Sic ltb iir i'm intersfleren
MOLTEN. 10 iDuroen Sie fd ubsr5eus
gen" uip.
lin teinen preis..- brummte Ger
S9ulinipettor. mGOtt iou mi9 6es
pabren."
8on nun an Usrsing tein Sag, an
Dem Der Sd~ulInlpettpr MD. Gmps
fe%5lun8sbrieie fir 9erru Yoliudn
empfangen bate. Glnes i6oneu 1tors
geus lteutt ljd audi pollu1tu itIait
Elm. ein lun8er uldnn, iQp9.8enubrt,
nit etnem rlllertan Sote,gelt9se, in
neuem. i6rpar3en Qn3uge.
.8eiuhe in oienitltIeH AngeItgens
| beiten empiauge IG9 mat blsr. lonoern
IN meInem Amtglotd e." lage nah
Nuborung ot5 Gjelud7cs Der SAuls
jnlpettor III trodenem Gpae.
.Yerjsjben Cuer Gr3euen3 aber
unlere gcaeuiamen @etlantsn rielrl
mir, mud gerooe besg,r III penoeH."
.Qm," lIeB Der 1uuItnlpetlGr
heraus uno betratttte ingrimnt8 ote
torn ipiB 5uIauienoen Sau5e ltune3
8eluders. n1ouIt, t] lpssB. iu1tc
sr, .beliBt S9r Qtrr Batter 8etmo9sn.
mo Sic Iei0en teinen UiduseI; pna
BADEN sic benin iur AnIaB, lta um
oieie Stele 5u beneqren? Ods 0ebaIt
1T ia gang gerinsiugl8!"
sd tue Is dup ntdt UNI oe5 0s.
baItes piuen, i~onoern bloB 10. Is
1T oot INNER Elm ltattIites Amt"
so Io,.. SD oente mir, nat
einem Wioulte weroen sic oieisy
4mtstdtigtstt i~berorAhig lein uno fl
ipisber auf9s6en; uno babel babe Id
Yeperber, fir ole oieie Steus sint
9eriorgung fur5 Qar5s 2ebsn mart
IS 9ibt arne Seulel. Iir Die"
sd peroe oes Nmtes ultt uber+
orihiQ psroen. Guer Gr3sLen5!l" I'M.
terbroh lbn Yoliuntn. .W}ein Gbreni
mort! SD psroe mtIl 8eitss tun."
Der SnuIinIpettor geyiet in 9ct'
MIDI.
.90ytu Sic NAL" iragte sr m;t
eintm 9eringihdgigen GdhsIn, ma.
rum haben Sic ijA nlht glsia ar
mid 9elpeuoet. iouotrn fur no,i1 er.
a1tst. Dlmen olmtt gu be.ditigsu
Gab tie porDereitenoe @triute unl:r.
nebmen modten?"
sd mubte nid3t, bah Sbntn oieS
unuugens3m isja piiroe." srlplotrt,
poIiutjn oerle8eu. .4ber psnn Guel
Gr3ellenj 1ui Die Gmp'ebIur3sbrlsi,
teinen 4eyt lt9en, 10 lam i) 5bner
3eu9ni1t unterbreitm -.
Gr Sol cir Vupttr aus Der 2ait)t
uno retttt - Dem Sau!tnipsttor BIN
Inter Rem ,3tuguiTs, ods I'M Ndrjlsl.
It'll dbQeiabt uuo BON elmer Nlr5l,.
%i.tubdno ltltrtebtu mar. Itano ojt
llnitridlyilt oe@ @oaperneur9. Itleur
Gniteta nan bate Der 9ouperueuy
boS 3el5uIa an,tyihtieben, ohue q
81 leien. mo3liteylpsiIt nur, I'm ela,
5uorin9iite Dame los 81 lper0tn.
rOaat3tu lit uints III MAIDEN =.
ib bel9t mih uu0 9taordt.. iostt
Der Scu.iu'pe.tor. nlnoeul CT pus
3cu1rj@ 5atitu. NIT eiutm Ssuf3ey
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Is garaoi,s.

Eu Glnr.I ltcbt a apicIhdunt
YSu 'i6eu Nlet ndueb'n,
llRo : Gonna id}eint 10 ircuueh bel
Ss 10 nix Sdoncrs 9cbn
SIC Iunpt mix oia,iuue an ApfI ra'
lluo bcibi s'erit ieIbcr net;
MSta guat IS M iii unNre @dlit.
Sci q BORT bali a,lpti! met.
Erur Ncur / 5 IA II yIrnm net.
Nab CT 10 eumal Q'rrcn Is;
@SaS tu0t scr ~,cnib Ill itincr Sihb
Iluo gar M &rgstics!
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1bierarst.

b. f. HOLMES, v 6. g hierarat), ipirb prompt err
iheineu, irenn er oeipiluidt mirb. Efftce 420 Sau
StrnRe; Nphpura 225 iuhIite 9. StraBe; betbe
Telephone: ga Grone. NtS.
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8cwdbrte Grldattsfirmen,
0criidcrun9s.M 8entnreH

KLEIN Il son ger @erfderuns irssnb elmer Or,
braud1t. ipe,ieG Seuers. Tprnabee pftr bic iebt uus
umaduaItdl notbiperhiee .2iabtlitn" gerfdleruuas
penhe ib an aIein Il Spbn, $40 Xtorl StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Wcine, te.

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

Ros es fade when gath cred late.
Rose-buds with Ell picked TOO soon.
Spdt ge-sehnit-ten welkt die Ros.
R5s- lein welkt zu fruh ge-p1ucbt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-05-04
Y. M. C. A. Secretary for The Two
DakOtas

George D. McDill, district executive
secretary of the International commit
tee of the Y. M. C. A., with headquar-
tiers in Chicago, was in Minot last Fri
day and was the guest of number
of businessmen at a luncheon at the
Leland.
Mr.. McDill will return in June,
when an attempt will be made to place
an executive secretary for the states
of North and South Dakota. AS soon
as the executive secretary is secured,
a number of Y. M. C. AS will be es-
tablished in these two states.
Fargo, Grand Forks and jamestown
each has Y. M. C. A. North Dakota
has 6 college associations and II In
dian associations. South Dakota has
8 college associations and Al Indian
associations. The two Dakotas have
eight cities needing Y. M. c. A. build
ings and organizations.
No effort will be made to establish
Y. NJ. C. A. in Minot until after the
matter of securing the executive sec
rotary is settled.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-05-04
f a bushel of grain per year.

of bushel of grain per year.
When you stop to think that the
gopher is extremely fond of the fresh
green shoots of grain in early spring,
and that he feeds on them ravenously
after his long winter fast, you will
understand why so tiny an animal can
do so much damage. If the young
plants which he destroys were allowed
to mature, they would bear many
bushels of grain. But much as the
gopher loves the fresh, green shoots,
he loves sweets even better. "Kill-
Em-Quick" gopher poison gives off a
strong, sweet odor which attracts the
gopher. It's extremely sweet taste
pleases him perfectly, and by it's use
gophers can easily be utterly de-
stroyed. Use it any time of the year
that gophers are out of their holes.
Ground feed or oats should be soak
ed in water over night, the water
drained off in the morning and 'Kill-
En- Quick" should then be stirred in.
Drop a few grains a few feet from
the gopher burrows of field and by
night there won't be gopher left
alive in that field.
This is guaranteed by the makers,
Leo Shapiro & Co., of Minneapolis,
who will refund the purchase price, if
it fails.
"Kill-Em-Quick" will kill All the 60,
piers for l cent an acre. 1t is sold
by Taylor Drug Co. and Mccoy Drug
Co., Minot, and Wistrom Bros, Bur-
lington.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-05-04
PIanked Shad.

Have fish cleaned and split down
the back, wash and wipe dry. Have
ready clean oak or hickory plank
about two and half inches in thick
ness and the length of your oven. Set
in oven until heated through. Rub
shad with plenty Of butter and sprinkle
with salt and pepper. Lay it open
side up OH hot plank and fasten cor
ners with tin tacks. Lay plank on up
per grating and rub fish frequently
with butter until done. Carefully lift
the lacks and place fish on a hot plat
ter. Garnish with slices Of lemon and
sprigs Of parsley.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-05-04
SHE SANG AWAY PAIN.
Little Girl Chanted Popular Tunes
While Burns Were Dressed.

Little 0irI Cnanted FoPuiar tunes
While Burns Were Dressed.
Kansas City.-"It's long way to
Tipperary; it's long way to CO."
The voice of Laura Johnson, seven
years Of age, foated from the operat-
ing room at the Emergency hospital
and echoed through the building.
Nurses and doctors left their work,
attracted by the unusual singing. One
pushed open the door. On white ia
bic lay the child. A nurse was bend
ing over her. From the child's knees
to her feet were burns.
During the painful proceedings the
singing did not stop for more than a
minute. Only once did the girl stop,
when the pain caused her to bite her
lip to keep back the tears. Then she
began to sing "The Rosary"
The child was burned when she
pulled a kettle Of boiling soup off the
stove. The child's mother, Mrs. Albert
Johnson, carried her daughter to the
hospital for treatment