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The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-24
AMERICAN VESSEL is FIRED AT
BY GERMAN U-BOAT
Steamer OwegO Allowed to Proceed
After Examination of Papers

Rotterdam, Aug. According to
information here the American
steamer Owego, regarding a report
ed submarine attack on which re
American government has inquired
I'd of Germany, arrived here August
10 and reported encountering off the
Isle of Wright a German submarine
which fired 10 or IL shots at her
without warning, it is declared, some
shells striking very close to her, bit
infiieting no damage
Captain Barlow of the owego, &C.
coEdins to account given, was at first
Unable TO discern the submarine be
cause of a prevailing haze. but upon
the undersea craft approaching he
sent boat with the mate and the
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-24
KINGSPORT TENN, NEWS ITEMS

Miss Max steadman was in town
Friday.
Joe Strauss, of Bristol, was in ON
city Monday.
Sybel Culberson is the guest Of
friends near town.
J. D. Quillin, of Gate City, was in
Kingsport Saturday.
Denzil Moulton was at his home at
Fall Branch Sunday.
DR.. Bailey is moving his office
from Lovedale to town.
W. +. Payne, of Louisville, KY
called pleasantly Monday.
Ass
G. II. Palmer, of Cedar Bluff IS
in Kingsport for few days.
Oscar Hetron spent Sunday with
homefolks at Bloomingdale.
A. E. Ketron and G. T. Ketron
were here on business Ionday.
Mrs. j. w. Oliver and Miss Lum-
ME Oliver were in town Monday.
w. w. Hufford and Elem Dobyns
are up north buying their fall goods.
$3.50
Miss E. C. Taylor is doing steno-
graphic work for Bank of Kingsport.
Dave Sloan, of Gate City. was a
business visit,r to our city recently
Miss Mary Dishner, of Johnson
City is visiting relatives near Kings
port.
william Gardner, of Bloomingdaie,
was / Kingsport on business Sat
urday.
+ +
Miss Georgia Brown is spending
two weeks with her parents at Nor
ton, Va.
Il II =
Miss Nell Crum, of Lovedale, CALL
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-24
Discussion of Methods in Vogue
and 0bjeCtiOnal Features
and the Remedy
DEMAND IN EXCESS OF SUPPLY
During the Past Several Years, Due
to the High Price of Beet in Any
Form, the Manner of Marketing Has
Had Little Attention from the Farm
er-Producer Should FortIfy Him.
self Against "Slumps."
(By C.. d. Lowe, Division of Extension,
University of Tennessee)

(By C. d. Lowe, Division of Extension,
University of Tennessee.)
An old adage is, In the time of
plenty prepare for famine" and it ap-
plies mighty well to the marketing OF
live stock. Taking for example, from
the general field of live stock, the sub
ject of beef cattle and particularly
that class known as feeders" let us
consider it,
During the past several years, due
to the high price of beef in any form,
the manner of marketing has had lit
tie attention from the producer. The
demand seemed far in excess of the
supply and prices received were large
ly the prices asked Now conditions
are not apt to always remain so, in
fact this present season has expert
enced dizziness in feeder" demands
1t therefore behooves the producer to
look into this matter, with a view to
fortifying himself against such
"slumps," whether local and artificial,
or general and natural
The method, so general in parts of
Tennessee, of feeders contracting
their cattle from dealers for a more
or less definite feeding period at set
margin of profit, has many disadvan-
tages to both the graZer and feeder.
Competition among dealers is not
keen enough many times to bring out
the full value of the graZer's product.
The profit of the dealer goes neither
to the graZer nor the feeder, those
who most deserve it. The feeder be-
comes merely machine and loses all
his individuality in the transaction.
He merely takes what is given him
and feeds it the agreed period, feeling
that he is sure of at least a nominal
profit. Adverse conditions many times
oyertake the dealer, preventing him
from taking up the cattle, which
spells disaster to the feeder
There is undoubtedly an opportunity
for grazers of each section to coop
crate in their selling, by designating
one or more of their number as
marketing committee to deal direct
with the feeders. The same opportu-
nifty exists for the feeders when they
sell their finished product
The Division of Extension will be
glad to assist in any legitimate ca
pacity in seeking solutions of such
problems as this, and solicits CORE
spondence regarding same.
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kIOLS CONVERSATIONS
(EXchanges.)

The value of our banana importa,
tions ranges around $14,00O,0O0
In Russia there are about eighty
six pul lie holidays in the year.
1t is believed to be no rare occur
renee for a condor to soar to a
height of four miles.
When their motors fail expert
aviators by gliding can advance
about four miles in descent of a
mile.
After three years of work, a gov
erment committee has recommended a
unifor a system of weights and meas
ures for all India.
Gold is being mined at depth of
more than 5000 feet in South Africa
and it is believed that the shafts can
be sunk 5000 feet more.
Though the railroad grades on the
line from Chile to Argentina are the
steepe5' in the world, not single "a
tai accident has occurred since they
were q, ened in 1910.
Mrs. William NJ. WINS, of New
York has been appointedofficial bog
catcher of Freehold,NfS Nj. She will
serve v ithout pay. Mrs. WINS exs
plainel that she had taken care of
many lomeless dogs and wanted the
appointment.
Thee are ,44S more men and
boys than women and girls in Kan
sas, according to a statement issued
by j. e.. Mohler, secretary of thes
state board of agriculture. The re-
ports CT the census enumerators
shows S54.6)9 males and S13,231 fe-
males.
The influence of fear in stopping
the flow of saliva was at one time
recognized in India at criminal trials
all suspects receiving portion Of
rice to put in their mouths for a mo-
ment and then spew forth onto a
green leaf. If any ones rice was
found still dry. his jig was up.
Each human being takes about
eighteen breaths a minute, or nearly
26,o00 day
Nearly half of the population of
France was engaged in farming be-
fore tie war.
No less than5.0O0 inventions have |
been submitted to the naval board .
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-24

ed pleasantly at the Times office
Tuesday.
Thomas, viii and Berry Gardner,
all of Bloomingdale, were in our city
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. 3 McCreary and daughter.
Madge. and l. L. Wallace, were in
town Friday.
Mrs. Harry Nelms is expected
back home this week. after a visit
to homefolks.
Quite a crowd of Kingsport cirt-
zens attended the Indian Springs
picnic Saturday,
Quite q bunch from Kingsport 1t
tended camp meeting at Ross camp
ground Sunday.
n. p. Palmer Of Erwin, Tenn, is
visiting his brother in Old Kings
port for a few days.
Misses Margaret and Ella Roller,
of Bristol, are the pleasant guests Of
Miss Gladys Roller.
Quite a few fro mhere are PLAN
ming to go to Sulphur Springs to the
camp meeting Sunday
Miss Ocia Harkleroad. of Bloom
ingdale, attended the picnic at IN
dian Springs Saturday:
4s
Misses Mabel, Myrtle, Mildred and
Ada Ketron, of Bloomingdale, attend
ed camp meeting Sunday.
The friends of Guy Barnes, who
died with typhoid fever at Fall
Branch, as so sorry to hear of his
Heath.
4 & + Il
Mr.. r. c. Collins, who has been
1een in Hot Springs, Arfl. for some
line, has returned very much inn .
proved in health.
$3.50
DR.. W. Y. Hutchins, of Marshall,
Y. c., arrive din Kingsport Sunday,
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-24
THE COMPARISON OF GRAIN
YIELDS IN POUNDS PER ACRE
(By ]. G.. McAmis, Division of Exten-
sion, University of Tennessee.

(By ]. G. McAmis, Division of Extern
sion, University of Tennessee)
The comparative yields given below
were taken from several years trial
of the three winter cereals at the Elk
pertinent Station. bulletin No. 112)
Fulcaster Wheat, 15540 pounds per
acre.
Union Barley, 1882 pounds per
acre.
Culberson Oats, 1868 pounds per
acre.
These weights represent the aver
ages produced upon rich bottomland
and fertile upland. Barley easily led
in yield, especially on the richer land
In other trials upon very poor upland
the results were in favor of wheat,
which is a better forager under unfa-
vorable conditions. These are the
leading varieties of these grains.
The facts are significant to the
feeder. They point the way to greater
grain yields upon which greater acre
age production of milk or meat de-
ponds.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-24
ONE WAY OF LOOKING AT 1T
(By r. M. Murphy, Division of Exten-
sion, University of Tennessee.)

(By II. M. Murphy, DIVISION OF Exten-
sion, University of Tennessee.)
Results obtained in a series of ex-
peiiisaaR'nts at the Tennessee Expert
ment Station to determine the amount
of beef that can be produced per acre.
show for seven different acres on
which have been grown as many diff
ferent combinations of crops, an aver
age production for seven years of $50
pounds of beef. The same crops have
been grown on each acre each year
and only the manure resulting from
feeding the crops produced on each
Of the acres has been returned to 1t.
Silage produced elsewhere was fed
with the product of each acre.
With beef cattle selling at cents
per pound 1,000-pound steers with
margin of 81, allowing SO per ton for
silage, would produce a gross return
per acre of 1884. On this basis a
100-acre farm devoted exclusively to
beef production, with 70 acres pro-
ducing the main crops and the other
80 acres devoted to silage would re-
turn an income of s4,OS3SO for the 70
acres. and allowing SO per ton for the
200 tons of silage necessary, or $500,
would make total gross income OF
$4,6ss.S0 How many 100-acre farms
are producing as much?
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which documents the Germans allow

which documents the Germans allow
ed the Gwego to proceed.
The submarine officers told the
ships papers, after examination of
mate of the American vessel, the ac-
count says, that it fired because the
Owego did not stop Immediately in
obedience to flags and signals. The
signals could not be deciphered from
the o.. go, it is added, owing to the
dead calm and the haze.
The Owego unloaded at Rotterdam
and sailed for America on August Is.
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We have never heard Of anybody
who succeeded In making surliness or
incivility pay.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-02

pIoiiD;toffen ultb Rabrlnasrnitteln
fapituIieren miiiie, bab Die oeutiden
SoIhaten MIR nod bur9 oen &enol.
Der ibrer Sffi5iere uno bas sSeIer Der
eiscnen @aid)tlengcipebre gum Gin.
ariff gu beipegen ieien, baB Oeitite
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leSplngen mllroeiL bob man iie al
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niebr.
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5oliiden Sifelrirre ullb oeS oelitid)ca
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balt perlahen. @eraoe bamals mar
bas fran5Diifds Bolt 10 nett, bab es.
in ieiner WebrSabl, einen unmtttelbas
beporitebenben unb entfheioenben
Sies Der 9Iiierten eripartste. Sd mar
baber, ais i9 jebt nad Srantreid suz
riidtebrte, iiberals seipannt ouf ben
@influB, ben bic inSpiiden einsetres
tenen @rsigniiie auf bic @olisitims
muns ausseiibt BADEN piirben, unb
erfpartete, cine beftise Gntmutbisuns
anautreffen.
SD mill sleid bier bemerten, bab
ID mid BARN getduidt bate. Die
0euti9en poIlen es ia ben 5ranSoien
in Der S60nfdrbcrei nidt sleidtbun.
Sic iirtb anbers als bic Gransoicn
unb iu9en ibren Wes gum Siese aui
cine anbere Deiie. Sic lefen bic Be
ri4te Der feinbliden 9eerfiibrer inses
tiirat in ibren 3eitunsen. 81, finb
oas einaige Bolt, bas es tposen
burfte, ~pollitdnbise 2iiten ieiner Der
LUTTE gu per0fentliden. sic nonen
iiG audi iiber bic Wiberitanbstraft
ibrer Sesner ni4t tGufden. Senn Fs
tpifen tpobl, bab fie muir nm 10 fi6crer
geben perben, je better lie ben Weg
bere6nen tDnnen, ben iie nod gu ges
ben baben.
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@am.iltDn.

Timer Iselt in Samilton lit Srrl
GSnarb Srnd, 449 Sib SGnfte Ctr
8cl Sci. 476 ". Some Hbur,
1851 ".
CHARLES Batter, Der Rebatteul
bes .Samilton Socialiit", purbe an
Disnitas DON gunbestommiHGr Ibler
in Cincinnati unter Der @ntluge bee
Mibbrau1s Der ppit ben 8unbess
srobgei6iporsnen iiberpieieu. Ste On
fldse lit bas ReIultat etnes angebliz
den Qnsriffs, pelden Batter in ieiner
3eituns auf bic Milis unb ben Wto=
biltiiruues : 8efebl bes prGfibenten
madte. gater's giirsfdaft tpuroe aui
$4,000 feitseiest.
Der itGbiiI6e Qubitor grnit
Orb per0ffentli6te na9ftebenbe Be-
ianntssbune iiber tie Ginndbmen nnb
Mussaben Der munisipalen @nIa9en
i'm Nonat Suli: @os : Merts = Gin
nabmen $7,244.92; Iussobsn 49,
904.s1; Delight $1,659.se. Glettrisi>
tdts Merfe = Ginnabmen $5,092.@
%; 2lussab.n $6,503.11; Deficit ST.
411.O2. Waifer Werts - ginnabz
men $6,980.40; 4useabsn $780,
46; llsberftub S. ,789.94.
sreb Qter, bos iosialitiI9e
1itslieb bes Stabtratb.s, rpurbs nee
gen anseblid anit0biser Geosnsarten
in 9egenpart elmer 5ruu Don Sriss
bensritter S'0en inter elmer 8irsz
i6uft BON 5000 ben 9robsei4pOrenen
Iberpieien.
= Mmslia guler reifyte segen
Sames 9out6er cine &laee elm, in
fpelaer er bittst, bab cine ansebs
lid betriieerii6e @runbeigsnthumsz
translation fir ungiltis er.ldrt
iperbe.
- Der Sburm in Der Inlase Der
Meoslsr Safe Dorts in Sit Samilton
ipurbe an Montas DOM gIise gstrDfz
fen.
= Srau Marp aeubing tpirb bsute
ben Rdbperein BEG Wercp Soipital5
Bel ii6 gu @aite BADEN.
- Der JcberaI @sphalt 90. tpurbs
Der &ontratt fir bic pfIafterung BON
Straben in Retpart sugeipro9en.
Rep. Quinn, fpel6er in Rom
sum priefter sspeibt tpurbe unb am
Sonntag in Cincinnati feline erfts
WeFe lag, tpuroe bon gr5bifdof
Mpelsr gum ite1osrtretenben &apIan
Der ct. Morien : Stride in Samilton
srnannt.
Der 5euertpebrmann Wi1tam
5eilanb .tpurbe an Sisb unb Dritter
Gtrabe Don einem @utomobil setrofs
fen unb Derlest.
~ Die Steune Don Gbtparb Dit,
mar nabe Wt@onisle rpurbe amRons
tag bonn 9fib sstroffen unb einesz
albert. Der gerluit bsIauft ii4 auf
$4,000
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mic Der beiIiee Siieel ecnnutt rpuroe,
m,f Dem Satpiters 3enpe( itano, lie
cc.ltites Gigclrtblm. gtit Der eiu,i.
gen glusnabrne Ses Forums unb
oreier 9aldite nnb Der MlfecrL Die
jebt ods mpoerne Gapitol fiI5en, lit
aIes 9anb Inn Den SiigeI rtto ert.
lang ieinen IbbdngeiL inter beneu
hic Reite Der mtifen @elt bcgraben
iino, nid)t MIR gigenttnm Der oeut.
ifen Regierung lni6 besbaIb Gtaats.
eigentbiiL iofi6ern oiif IN gepiiier
@eiie ertrasterritoriaI, neil es bon
Ser oelitid,cn goiifaft i'm 9alayo
gafiareIli imb benz 9eutiten qrd1o.
Iosiihcn sutititrt anneftirt lit. Der
Saiier Der iid nah Baron bon gicI.
fclb fit eillen @bfommIing sfarIs Ses
Brober bdlt rnb niemals auf feline
9iefte auf StaIicn persid)tet bat, mo
&5rig emanuel III. BON Sapopen Der
ein5ige pirflife @ertreter ces Sell.
ger M0miifen Heifes it, bat IN Ser
baniden @otfhnft einen 9bron
bauen IaiietL her beoeutenb ar0ber
1T oils Der Enron bes itaIieniifclt
aOniss uip." 9as 1T gbantaitiiaes
ats aa,inoa.
Sn anbetrad,t Der eroBen Site
luoacrl mir es oamit setus ietn lai.
fen.
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@irtliass mub Ebuntaitiidcs
aus Canada.

SIN Jslblager gu BORDEN, Ont,
fam es gu %offener Meutersi. bel Der
8 i6arfe S6iiIe absegeben ipurben.
0as 10. Reeiment C1oronto) muBie
nit aufsepflan5ten gaionettsn .oie
Sannuna tpieberberitcuen." Sas
5elblaser su Iiusard lit obsebrotsn
unb ms Snnere bss 2anoes perlesi
pprben, neil gu piel 2eute na4 ben
Der. Staaten beertirten. Sffisiel
pirb Die 3abl Der Disqualification
nit 800 ansegeben. 9ei einem Ulors
gsnappelD am 5. SuIi) feblten BON
So. Regiment pplls Sc Mann. - Gin
auf llrlaub in S9pttlanb peilenSsr
aanabisr idrieb ieiner in Winnipes
lebsnben SHUTTER bob am Sdlule
beg llrlaubspahes, ben er beim Mb'
gang BON Der Sront erbalten batie, Der
pisliagenoe Sab itebe: ~Sm Galls
5riepen ertldrt lein iollte. ebe sic
pieber 5uriid iinD obsr Der pab abse'
laufen ift, BADEN sic ii4 auf BEN
5duptquartier in England gu msls
bsn." Man fdeint in England metr
an ben Srieben gu benten, aIs bic
miniiteriele 9robmdulisteit ubneH
IGbt! - Die 9ilana Der Grienbabusn
eines 2anbes siebt einen 5iemli9 5u'
berlGhisen 9rdomeiier fir 1te Yro'
iperitdt, in Der lid bas aanb befpest.
Musnabmen, ipie bic ernorme Be
f6dftigung unierer gabnsn burd ben
@erianbt Der prooutts Der &rislss
irbuitrie, beitdtisen Bic WegeI. Die
GiierbabnIass in aanaba lit tritif9.
Sm tanabii9en Parliament ipuroe bea
fdloFeu, cine Sreiertommihion BON
Nitttandoieru gu ernennen, bic bic
Gage Der Giienbabnen fiubirm llno
bann oisJiegisrung beratben ion. Wlan
slaubt, bic nGtits Sibuns bes parias
mentes perbe lid NIT Der gsrftaats
lidung Der Giienbabnen befaFen. Wfis
nifterprlitbent BORDEN ,nb Der giien'
babnminiIter gofrane haben fib eis
genfiibis mad Netp Yort begeben ino
NIT Moraan iiber cine @nIeibe Don
hunbert Minionen perbdrbelt. Die
4nlsibe foil gu Gtanbe iommen. 9uins
me perben geIu9t! - Sas 1T Wirfs
li6es aus &anabd.
lin all ieben, in Incident Mlabe Die
Ihontaiie in aanaoa berriht, mub
cine Der orosen fanaSiiten Bel.
Ieien. 9anah lebt fem
mebr. aae Setiden iinS
,ntneoer BON britiff,en Selben er'
Itlagcn pSer gefangen ober perbun'
1ert. 9ab Sir6enburg nod nid9t biz
eefloben 1T utb bic beat.
iden Selbgrnien bon Der 8eitfroltt
nod nift Bis 8olen geflober frro, ut
,i9entlif elm geograpbiider Srrtbim.
Die ungarn lperben in r1adffer Belt
aeat Rltiien anidyIieben, Deter
teh nirb einem Geparatfrie6en mo.
beil, nm INIT BEN befannten blauen
guge ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. gapern,
ySiirttembere, Sabien unb Seiien(D
ebenfals Geparatfrieben ma.
ZEN unb BrclIber iei,,etn Sdidial
iberlalen. @abrifeinIid benft man
IL aalooa, bub Sie Gntideibung in :
Rirtorf falen tpirb. @tr baben IN
reoafticneaer-Traris mande +;
@urfen5cit mitgemadyt, aber
o eitrfig, mie iie iib beaier IN Der
'allaoiiden asreiie nlnnifdtirt, taben
Dir lie ME seabrt. Gas lit beinabe
DION ssiirfa.ie. lin aIs @eiipiel
MIR einc gc1ift aiifsufiitren ben
oir nit Der iibIihen bifen ueber.
DRIFT in Der .Waanitoba Gree 9reb"
;.au!irr eignet adpitol IN 9om.
Das aapitoI Morns, Die gebeilistc
.teac I'M Centrum besi attifeil MolnS
Sa6eS Rera uslt~s Cap,t Whsabir
$500 = - L . ~ IH- " -
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4amiemben BON
traitfei1 Gramen
Nirb iebes Sabr sebolfen bnrd ben
Seruinftisen 8ath, Der frei BON
ber 2bbia g. Yinfbam NeSi-
cine Go. ertbeilt ipirh.

Gtit pier3is Sahren baben Srauen,
spelGe an Grauenleiben iebpeber Dirt
aelitten, an bic 2pbia 6. pintbam
Mebicine 60. bon 2pnn. WaF., nm
Mntb gefdrieben.
Iuf bieie Weife erbaIten Te bers
niinftisen Ratb, Der aus elmer srobep
Grfabruns sefd0pft tpurbe, unb Sau>
ienfe BON 5rauen tpurben Dor unfdss
Iihen 2eiben betpahrt, pie 8riefe pie
Der folgenbe beutlid aeisen: =
NeiDart, Obio. - .2pbia 6. pina>
BANS Degetable COMPOUND bat mid
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bin Der anii9t, bab apbia 6. pints
9am's @eeetable COMPOUND mir bas
2eben serettet, ba meine 9eiunbbeit
ifebr fdle1t mar. als ih S6nen
fdrieb, iebt uber lam i'd meine eises
ne 4rbeit perridten unb ia mar ni4t
einen Gag lang trant. ieitbem id
Jbre Mebiainen etnsenommen. Sd
ihalte bas COMPOUND unb bic 2ebers
piIen itets an !Sanb". = 5rau Geo.
Sbompfon. "a Sberpoob court.
Remart, Ohio.
gBarum idtreibsn eie mint um unsutaetlfidsn
0lstt? 2tbreHe, ahota G. stnfbam Wleeietue
Gs. QpHfibeuttenl, 2bnu, &sH.
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gelnllo 9eHlaU'..
S br Sanatipes
@aidmitteI III
gerabe bas Mtitrei
Uni Sraucn n
S6pdde 81 be.
ipdltieen. Sd ba'
be iungen Miittcrn
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ren BOZ. Sbreit
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