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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-12

Cuba has the largest orange grow,
In the world, cavering 1000 acres.
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sheep Raising.

For pro1tabis sheep raising, the farmer
must Be ~ilinx TO pay proper sttsation 10
his aock Al the critical tizes czriag tie
year He should prodoo< lambs Of early
maturity that can De marketed At the bess
prices he should protect Ass snsep from
dogs By srouslax Community interest for
sheep, snforcing the dog lxws and keeping
sheep wiahin protected quarters at night.
The farmer saoald utilize his pastures
70 the gr~stest DEGREE Whenever possi-
bic. he should make nse OF corn sliass
with clover and alfalfa hay in feeding the
ewes, experimenting ths feeds with grain
following Landing. He should select
breedinx shsep that possess merit in wool
production as we'll a. mutton production.
Breeding and exercise will give vigor and
health TO sheep and enable them 10 make
rapid growth.
A pure bred ram Of type and quality
should sire the lambs. Protection. plenty
of ventilation and dry footing are desired
in the sheep sheds and quarters A
knowledge Of market values and demands
is desirable in sheep raising. A fock Of
SOTO 100 breeding ewes 10 good number
for the average farm.
The prope: realization of the important
fact that sheep could take in the control
Of weeds on the farm and the upbuiIding
of the fertility, together with the sddi-
tionai profits that come shen sheep ars
kept, will bring about in Maine return
to sheep farming.
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Mrs- A. %. Kaixhs ~a In R4nso- as
weex.
Miss Evelyn Mocr~ o supacyss a. Wal
ter Hstlosks-
Ts< Sunday sescoa VIII - e&sroaiisaed
darsas tse ssrn~r.
Mr- T. NJ. TEiiss and xzay. 81 Ssw
rarx. ara 81 ss<sx eass&xs-
MN O. > Ys1sg. ~sc sp~sk tar sister
in wasiAazs, Asss-v - sons-
Thx isiesfosc ho<si cy<pe6 Nes1sy,
jas< 10, G. 4 Hadaock, p<opxssccr.
R~v. Newman szytss sr6 family, Of
Sss Hsvsa, Ccan-- srs al ,sssr eostass-
Or. Malcolm ssorsr, vts~ sns eszxots-
Aur,<l. Of Hossos. Aays arrived Al TIER
cottage
Dr.. p. B. s~s<, sn6 family, g; -prlnE-
ssis- Coan-. are cec1pyi Tag tbs Ha1loes
ecstAge.
Mrs H1b<rs a Wells and es=g2tsrs
Kstserine and Mar, OF wani=xsoz, Dsi-,
ara ~ their cottage.
EArss Staniey runs frvsghs oo@. 1ally
to Sczshvss: Haroor, meeting sss !, :
Morse On Der return froas RoSslAne-
Andrxv Stanley has eorneaes1 rs
rsgzlas trips ia sss motor boat 70 e5a-
necs rite tns stsaners coming to s2a
trou Bar Harhox in the morning.
Jane 70. :
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COUNTY NEWS
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Of Dese-stsr, are wifh ss- pArsn,A. IvcxT
p. Better and ~ifs-
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Ars- Aieson ~sos and little csEx.tsr
Ae<Aaioe- Of cserrynelc- Visited her
father, john FiexsSt+ Lass week
Richard Dyer hss xoas 70 Scr,ss.s,
HXreo-, CIirort to Issexforc. and Martin
tn Hsnoock Point Tor ths sznner. Can't.
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BROogsvlILE.

George S&nborn broke his arm last
week.
Misses Prudencs and Villa Saunders are
visiting relatives here
Mrs.. Foster Ober. of North Elaehill, IL
visiting her uncle, Eagsne 5snborn-
Eugene Black, wife and baby, Of NAL
den, Mas, are visiting Floyd D. Black
schoos in cistrist No. closed Friday
with picnic II the schoolhoase-
Mrs Ellen Leach and baby Annie, Of
North Bi0ebiii. are with her parents,
Ernest Closson and wife-
Mrs. L T. Morris, who has spent tbs
winter in Sew York with her scn, w. T.
Morris, is home for the summer. she vas
accompanied by Mrs. W. T. Morris. Who
went 70 her homs in BfookIin Thursday.
June 10. A.
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sac leaves fwo daughters, t0ar SISTERS snc
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ga5e % Mill
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advertisements
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The Minister who Feels
Well on Monday

With many ministers. Monday AZ
~off day" Not in the way OF Setns
nothing. but in the sense OF noj ger
ing well. After the hard work S
urday and Sunday, comes the rSe
and physical reaction OF Mondd SO
that -zil-in" feeling This IS
ditior many ministers would x EA
TO be freed from They can nd !
by giving proper attention TO X 40
taking Il r. Atwoods Me- Ss<
keep the bowels in order. the szsa1 =.
toned, the liver regulated. -
head clear. This old home r@1ra.
is so good that many mini rs
glad to recommend II, feel *
they are passing along KIN PISS
50 doing. We viii send IRE, 500
to any minister. upon request
~ : ss< hsssis = ys~ .s~~s
~ p" Ms6eias Co. Pc 49,
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xogTH Sullivan.

M-s Tseocxss Fss<rs sSxns is~s rsex in
O-osso-
Er1ess Hasxsz, ukc aas been tea<sSns
In See1hen. In serYe-
Tae-s viii Be . cail6rsa's car srneert
ssacay sv~aiax. Jzss Is.
Mr. Nsrrsa wsr-sn has taken an ia-
sans froz he chllcrea's Aoess in Bangor.
Nrx- Js&sas Eooin&oa, OF BAngoe. xAc
las hses WASTING here. rssur0sd scDe
No1csy-
wasisc< Clark and EnsA Esrey hare
go0e 70 Seal Hsrbcr, and Yloreccs HaTey
10 xorshesss Hsrssor for The season-
Mrs. Msrt<za Goodwin and Mr. Be-
oeccz Stanley have openec m iee-ersa1
p&sEcs In the e1iseing formerly used for
Tia possc@ee-
Schools closed Friday, after Successful
terms tAaxks By Nizs Seliis Be4thy, Of
Brewer. zrxn-ss; Mrs villa Hooxnton,
Of B4zgo<. ini<rDecixie, and Miss Sessis
Morris o; Holden, primary. A class OF
fozrts~a ~ss graduated from the grammar
sesool- Tns prngrzm: March; prsyer,
Rev. r. Il NoyEs; cnoxEx; address Of
welcome, Hsien Arena Springer; class
history, Beasrics Mac Leighton: address
10 undergraduates, Anna Ses~nA osoorns
reading, Ronald Emery Tracy; ehcrz.;
essay, Hsrrssst z Merchant; Duet Zelda
Banker and Ronald Trsry; reading, Hazel
Gssnoors Hopkins; essay. Irving yelling
ton Gordon; singing; essay, Bsrsnm Ed
win C1nninss; schorA song; reading,
Ella Montgomery HsFsy; class prophecy.
Agnes Martha Ashe; presentation OF gifts
20 girls, L~rsncs Heath Stanley; pre-
sea.sfion OF gifts TO boys, AurseI q.
Bunker; class sonx. LArrsnce Heath
Stanley; class vii, Alice A4rgzres Davis;
ess&y. MAdelia Dorothy Gordon; ode.
Bertran Edwin Ccmmings; awarding d.
pson&s. Sup;- r L SiselAlx. EAce pArt
was well rendered and mech credit Ia cne
both tsseser and p1pils for such . sne-
eesss1l graduation
June %. Il
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W gsr sEpGwIcK.

Euxeoe Gray, Of Bangor, was hozns over
Sunday.
Caleb and Clifford Gray are working fer
Aackie Bros-
Walter Clement has gone to RrookMn
for the s1mner.
Hazel and Gwendolyn Grindse are hosae
from North Bcooklin-
Irving Carter 10 working for Fred Sar-
gent q, sArgsntviIis.
Juns .. Y.
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WET SULLIVAN.

Mr.. Lacy wsoa, O: So<taeAs; Aa-ear,
visited here List scex-
Ms E4ss weoo<r. Of Sseua~n. aAs EN-
piog nenI sifh MA Harvey ThcnAs-
VIII Waite, Of Bangor, and Ae<4esrf
Gcr1cn- Of Augusta. we're here last ~eek.
A P. Havey and DE-. II. A. BOX spent a
ten Gays iass week Al Mcsassss roac
nsoAng.
Mrs Howard Ceasins and daughter
Patricia, OF Fors Ksnt. are WASTING Mrs.
Peter Milne.
CnAries Captain has rstarDed from
DzIrascus, and Is ~ the home Of z r.
CaAphGz-
Mrs George W. PetteHgiIi has returned
troD Lincoln, Sse-, where she sp<ns tee
winter ~ith Der sister, Mrs- Charles
Speatei-
June Is. N.
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MARLBORO.

Mr. g. o. Tresdwell has gone to Ellis
~ortn to care for Mrs. Alien. who 10 III.
Master Robert Wilbur. OF LAnoine, IL
WITH his grAndmoshsr, Mrs. Annie
Ksmiek, for the summer
Miss Rath Remiek il home from Ban
gof, where abe has been attending higA
school, Shs vas accompanied By Miss
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had served notice on General CarranZa
that unless the American troops were
withdrawn within a certain speclncd
time they would join in opposing their
further movement southwark.
This Is absolutely untrue. repNeG
Senior Amador. III is true enemies o.
the Carranza government have been
working strenuously with the people OF
the north 10 persuade them that th'
present movement is invasive end not
punitive i'm its nature. Al FIRST tney
met with some success. but we are con,
WINGED that the people now UNDERSTAND
the situation.
"The attack on the Americans IN
Parral was due 10 the influence OF
these enemies OF the government; one
Of them fired pointblank AZ an Ameri-
can soldier. killing him. Genera
shooting then commenced. Although
the soldiers had orders not 10 enter
towns. these men were forced into
Parral. because they could get nothing
10 eat in the surrounding country and
were so far from the border that IT
was impossible to send them provisions
without giving this expedition the
appearance OF being something more
than its name suggests"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Chihuahua Hears Troops
at Parral Were Unarmed

San Antonio, Tex, April In.
Americans on whom the Mexican, a,
Parral fired were unsrmed. accordir,
to an unconfrmed version of the Incl.
dent current in chihuahua and sen, 70
General Funston to-day.
According 20 this story, forty % N.
troopers entered Parrsl. presumably 70
purchase supplies, and were fred or
Two were killed and the others 70.
treated 20 the main BODY OF troop,
encamped outside the city.
The attacking force pursued them
and were me-; by Gre from the Amer.
cans, who used machine gun, killing
forty Mexicsns.
According 10 this story. the a,,,c..
ing party comprised Carranzs soldiers
ard civilians.
The report Of the Psrrsl incident W.,
sent by Consul Letcher from chihuahua
20 General Bell at Fl Paso, who for.
warded it 20 General Funston. Full
allowance was given by departmental
officers to Consul Letcher's qualifying
words, "unconhrmed version that was
current" in Chihuahua. but there va,
a disposition 70 credit Ge report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
100000 Cartridges Sent
TO Carranza Troops

Douglas. Ariz., April 1+.-Three hun
bred thousand rounds OF 5000 rife
ammunition have been exported TO
Aqua Priets, under permission issued
by the United States government 70
Eliseo Arredondo. dc facto Ambsssa-
dor in Washington. The cartridge
had been held here for almost month.
Since the publication OF Carranza's
note 70 the United States there has
been a feeling OF unrest in Douglas
and Aqua Priets and United States
Secret Service men, the army and local
civil officers arc constantly on the
alert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15

easier by the cards stacked constantly
against his pursuers. where the eternal
"0uien sabe" is the alpha and omega
Of native information and opinion.
Village Combed in Vain.
Al dusk the village in which Lopez's
parents live II am not permitted 10
write names Of places or POSITIONS was
surrounded When the place had grown
silent, cavalrymen clattered from door
10 door, arousing the sleepily protest
ing inhabitants. searching every hovel,
poking even into ovens and straw piles.
Lopez, warned, doubtless slept on n
his cave bed, and morning again found
our men, irritable and tired, ready for
camp and rest.
Lopez is reported wounded in the
knee. but his hurt in no wise has dulled
his ap.ness in trsil-doubling and hiding.
Our other night searches smacked
still more OF the pic,uresquely dram
attic. We we're bivouacked at a ranch
beside large pond girded with brill
liant poplars, in the branches Of which
myriad birds of variegated plumage
were crowded so thickly it presented
the appearance of an ayiary.
The colonel remarked that we were
now getting into region wherein
there was likely 20 be something
doing"
We were again in the saddle nj dusk
hating a brief spell beyond the ranch
and dismounting The colonel called
the officers to him and instructed them
as 20 the work Of the separate details
into which the command was 20 be
split. The officers told the men 20 re-
hrr ~. t-bf IL
two advance. three return fire" Soon
silence had fallen over the command,
except for the rattle OF accoutremcnt
a. the men sought their wire clippers
for quick work OIL fences. Cigarettes
were ordered out. the details mounted.
headed BY various paths toward the
village down the arroyo. Our burro
bank. Peter. with myself and the colo
mel went east while the others took a
southerly direction. In the light Of the
half moon the whole world seemed i'm
mersed IN single colorlng of silver
gray. For silent hour We rode along.
listening now and then for sounds from
the other commands.
Suddenly we came in view Of a bright
fire cleaning on n hilltop supposedly
a Nilllsta signal, while below II lay the
village. light cleaning here and there
among the adobes. As We reached the
village we found the other details al
ready in the town. The house to house
search revealed nothing new except the
quaint lilo that the signal fire on the
hill was that Of a lone sentry guarding
Nillists cache OF treasure.
Finally the command withdrew. only
TO take up q. ten-mile trot across coun-
try 70 another village, where the same
scene was reenscted, With the same
empty return.