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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-02
9entldje 9ieeber riiiten.

@ie Serr gilbert 9alin, Der Sc
neral Direftor Der Sanlburg 4me-
rifa 2inie, in einem Der o5ranffllr-
ter 3eitling1 eetpabrten Snterbielu
erfI1rte, bout DeutldIano gegenipdr-
tie eine rieiige Sanoelsflotte, oarlitt-
ter BEN gfieienoantpfer v8ismard" ,
Der nit leinen $4,000 goitnen oas
groBte Sdiff Der @elt fem miro.
sluBer oieiem Sdiff bot Der Sapag
nod einen Oa1npfer BON $4,000 9on-
men inn Ban, Der ben Hamen g9ir-
pib" fiibren miro, ioipie brei anoere
Sdiffe bon ie $4,000 Sonnen. Der
Iulfm in Bremen baut gegenipartig
neun groBere Shiffe, barunter Die
bier eroBten Sradtoanpfer Der @elt
bon elmer Sragf1bigfeit BON lie 49,
900 gonnen.
Ssn Mensburg fino brei Deitere
YaiIagieroan1pfer i'm 8an, uto m
@eitenlitrtoe iperoen gesentp1rtia
3tpei syradtoanpfer bon ie 1900
geballt, oie lpeaieG fin ben gerfebr
1nr6 ben 8anoma aanal beitinnt
iino.
Ser 9torooeutfbe 2lopb ballt in
0on5ig 5tpei fbnelle Oceanoanlpfer
bon ie $4,000 gonnen ben yGoliim-
bus" u1o ben .,Sinoenblirg" Die
felbe @efellfdaft baut gegentpdrtia
5tpoIf anbere Sdiffe bon ie 10000
2onnen lfto 5ipei ipeitere 0anpfer
bon ie 10000 Gonnen, ipel6e Die
ganten Zeppelin" uno uWdinden4
erbalten. Die 8remen gfrifa 2i-
ME bat 6 0anpfer i'm 8au, Die Sott-
la-Sinie s. ilno Die &osnos Sinie
10, Ole bon 5000 Bis 10000 9onnen
buriieren.
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pillo'= 5lnht.
Scr aampf BET 5ierra Slauca,
0fafarratc'S 0tiicftritt.
AppellatiOn fiir Dernrteilte San6iteH.
Wsinen Grploiion in Gnapalme.

jeben Sag nuo Die 8ese ieien itn-
pafIierbar.
Cine 9epeIhe aus 81 Ha1o be-
bauptet, General grepino's Gtabs=
def Sberit @ar5a, babe am Conn
tag, ltnerfannt rno berfleioet, oie.
an,erifaniiben Sruppen IN gl Yalo
beli6tigt uno uertpolle SatIahen
entoeft, Die er ieinem Gbef fofort
n1itgeteilt babe. Die @elbihte tpiro
mol nidt tpabr iein.
Die brei sefansenem ganoiten,
Die am Canning in seyas einoran-
gen 1tnb einen aampf nit ameri=
faniiden GplSaten anfinsen, in oe-
men mebrere 9(merifaner get0tet
iunrOen, iuerben nad gbibnabma ge-
idift, nm bort iuabrideinlid hinge
ridtet 81 iueroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-02

Oas 1lnterieeidiff r0entidlanb"
bat geitern na6nlittag nm 5 1tbr 40
Wfinnten Baltimore perlnfen. Sente
titprgtn nnt 2 1tbr 80 Wdnmten pai-
iiertc es bic 80 Wfeilen peiter iiio-
lid liegenoe SaIomou Snid.
Oas llnterieeidiff rOentidlanb''
1T, lo5miagen, peridiunnoen. 8e6er
in SampfDm Hpa6s, nod BEL ben
Gaps am Ginsans Der Chesapeake
4ap fat man etiuas bon tim geIeben
uoer geb0rt. .6ente mDrgen nm balls
iieben ltbr bat man bic lettc &nnoe
bon inn erbalten. Gs pnroe 6amals
am rSansier Sonnb", angefabr ied)-
sis Neilen bpr Der Wtnn6nna Der
Ban seleben. Gs ioa iid iibrisens
Imr ein alliiertes &riessidiff oran-
zen an Der 0rei Neilen 0rense
befinSen.
lteber bic Mbfabrt oes itnterIee-
I6iffes o9entfdJlan6" miro ans
Baltimore beri1tet: Weftern nadj-
inittag nm 5 1tbr 40 Ninmten, trat
bas Sentide ltuterieeiAiff rOentIdD-
Lamb" leine gefGbrlide MadreiIe an.
3apitGn aoenig erfIGrte porber, er
lei iiber5engt oabpn, baF CT oas
Sdiff sIidIid nad S1anle brinsen
tper6e. Ons Sdiff lift bic Gbela-
peafc Bar iiber @aiIer bermnter ae-
fabren, 10 bah elm Seber es ieben
founte; erit bente tnorgen, in Neiu-
port Neius, 1T es ipabrIMeinIidj nm
tergetand)t. Bis in bic Witte oes
Strpms iunrbe bas ltnterleeboot BON
bem 9anrpfer psbonias s. Sim-
MINIS" gefdleppt, 6ann ipnrbe bas
@erbiu6mngstan selOit mnb bas TIN
terfeeidiff fnbr ben Tataseo 5InF
inter eigenenr 0ampf binmnter. Der
rSimnrins" fnbr anf Der einen nnb
Der aiftenfntter ygSiiabifDm" ami
Der anoern Seite. Sas Boot Der
.6afenpolisei nnb .mebrere anbere
Spote folgfen. Sc mar cine Ieine
1lotille, bic benz Sdiff r9emtidJ-
lamb" oas G,eleit gab. lin s ltbr
45 Nimuten paiiierte bas Sdiff An-
napcIis, es fnbr oamals NIT einer
Sdneaisfeit BON nnsefabr siu6lf
Dieilen bic Stnn6e. Der 9ampfer
rSimamins" fnbr ibm nod inmer
snr Seite, aber nnr Elm Boot, in benz
ftdy geridjteritatter befanben, folste
linn. 0as 8etter mar In icnem
Nasfnblid sinitis. - Als &apitan
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SnIana.

grdiioent @ilIon l1Bt befannt
maden> bob er feline 9lniihtert iiber
oas 6rauenltinmredt nidt gedroerti
babe unb oaB er nnh Die Dor Der
@niift lei, es lei oies cine sIngeIeger-
belt, Die nnr Die ein5eInen Staaten.
etiDas angebe.
girtgiertel ser iiber ben Gtreif
abgegebenen Stirtmen Ser gilen-
babnleute ift ge5dblt. sic erfIarel
iih 0urhgebenos fir einen aagemei-
men Streif an 225 8abnen.
Ser Set1at bat allf @ntrag BON
Senator l1noeripooo Die Sunllne
bon $4,000 5lr l1ntevitiibing
Der infolge Der lebten ltebefifpen1-
mungen 9eotIeibenoen betpilligt oas
@elo miro an beoiirftige 8efpoblier
Ser Staateri Noro- uno Giio Caro-
Tina, Georgia, 6lorioa Mlaborna
nn0 Miiiiifippi berteilt meroen. 0ie
8iG lit an oas @aus neiter gege-
ben lnlo miro ieoenfalls audi BON oie-
lem obne Shuierigfeiten angenont-
men.
ssn Sort @apne, SSrl., mnroe
Ser 45idbrige Sdneioer @tdiam
Sroihier perbaftet, Der beIhnl0igt
lit, einen eetpiiien Gbarles Sorris.
in 2afapette, ssflo., getotet nno Be-
rallbt 8n baben. Ser gerbaftete lou
iein i6lofenoes Spfer NIT einenr
&niippel attafiert u1o ibm oann nit
einem MeIier BEN aopf beinabe bonn
Stumble abgelhnitten baben.
Spreher Champ glarf tuurbe
gum 10. Wale, obne irgeno Sppos
iition ai baben, BON ieiner Eartet
als gfeprdlentant bes bisber BON
ibm pertretenen 4ongreB Oiftrifts
nonriniert. Oie @epublifaner itellten
oen glopofaten @alter 8. Cole als
ibren 8ertreter allf.
Mus einem SEEM Oorfer sos
pital tpnroe elm BON Der &in6erldb-
nlltng befanenes &ino als erfter,
burb oie 9(norenalin gebanoIllng
ipirf[id) aebeifter Batient entlaiien;
allBer oieiern &inoe iino nod 80
ourd) oieleIbe Wfetbooe tpieoerberge-
itellt itno tperben in fllr5er 3eit als
bollItdnoig gebeilt entlaiIen ueroen;
bon 3S nit Ser Seithe bebofteten
&inoern iino MIR fieben geitorben.
Die Mnbrenalin 8ebanblilng inir-
De auf Hat bes Or. Melt5er bonn
Ssnititlit angeipenoet;
oas Gbenifal miro BEN Satienten
alle Iehs Stilnoen in ser 8eaere Ser
@irbellGuIe in ben 9fiiden eiage4
5pribt. - Ole Seiife. melhe Dor
etipa stpei @oden I'M abnehnren be-
griffen sn fem ihifnv hot ilfuIae
Ser oriifenoen Sibe in aans beoro6.
lider @eile INN iih eeariffen. am
aIlein ipnrben 159 6ole an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-02

NuS NgtDHayAa UtIO 9eHet=
BET, baf @illa bor ben Garan5a=
'srappem im nOrbliden Durango nnr
elm fnappes Gntfpmtmem batte.
General Qnis ,Serrera ,neloet
iiber Die sSaso amf @ila, bak @illa
iid nit einem Sell ieiner 2eute
mad Gerro Gorbo begeben babe, BAT,
General 9aamos uerimdte, lin oprt
s,t ii6erralden, bafl gilla aber bei
ben eritem Gd)iii1em nadj Yaio BEL
Hinone sefloben lei. 9urt iunrOe er
BON General !6ermanoes gesiunngen,
iofort tuieSer tueiter sn sieben. Bill
la's 2ente 5eritrenten iid) iiber Sie
6igel, @iaa ielbit febrte iuiebsr
uad Ser @egen6 bon EaIu bel Hi-
mone smriif mn6 nerbarg iid) nit
me6rerem WefGbrtem in einem abse-
legenen Ganbpn. @efangeme, be-
men man bas 2eben beriprad, fiibr-
ten sic Garram5iitas oortbim. gilla
innfte aber mol Wadridt bDn benz
&ommen Der &erfplser erbalten ba-
ben, benn als iie Sas ganppn err
reidten, iparen Ct nnb ieime geglei-
ter id5pm beridipnn6en.
Gpn Ct 9saio ipnrbe geitern
aben6 tanienb Wamn nadp Sierra
Blanca geididt, mo 200 taerifaniide
ganoiten ii6er ben 5lmf sefonlnen
ieim nnb Milisen Dpn Mailadnietts
angesriffen baben ipQen.
lteber bas 3niammentreffen
bei Sierra Blanca ipirb mod berid)=
tet: Die 8anbiten fenerten anf bie
WeaiIadjnIetts Milisem, Sie @adjt
an Ser Grense bielten, nnS GUAM
gen iie, 9ednng 81 indem. Die Weili<
sen benadrid)tisten iofDrt bic Be-
iuobner. BON Sierra 8lanea nnb bie-
ie nerliefen bie Stabt mnS itellten
iid) iiiblid) BON ibr smr glbiuebr oes
Mngriffs Der 8anbiten anf. General
8ell in @ Yaio iunr6e bonn Sort
Saneof INN 6iilfe angegansen. Gr
Ian6te iofprt sipei 8atnillune bes %.
sSmfanterie 9fesiments in siuei gru-
fen WptDriuaeen fort.
Wie bente u1orgen gegen 2
1tbr ans 81 Ynlo berid)tet iuir6, tit
iiber nadt iuieber elm 3niammenitDfl
sipiIden Qeuten num sSDrt Saneof
nnb merifaniiden 8anbiten erfolst.
Nabere Ginselbeiten feblen nod.
- @eneraI 9eafarrate, Der Wfili-
tGr 8umbernenr BON Samanlipas,
lit amf @erlangen Garransa's bpn
ieinem glmt snriifsetreten. Der
9iaftritt bplsps iid rnbis nn0 Dbne
Mnfresnng, trotoem bic 9epeIden
bes ySnternational Stems Gerbiee"
bic allerid)limmiten 9inse porams-
seiast batten. Sic bebampten audi
iett nod, es ieien in &oransiidt
eimes Mnfitanbes biele Garransa.
Srappen nad Samamlipas geldift
iuproem. slnbere 9epelden Iasen
biernpn nid)ts.
Sn @n1palme ,Sonora, ioa
cine Neine erplooiert Iein, Die iei-
ner5eit gelegt puroe. Inn Die slmeri-
faner in bie 2uft gu iprensen, penn
fie ittterpenieren iollten. Seds5ig
Berionen folen eetotet llno oier5ig
pertplnoet lein. 9as Gorfontmnis
lit angebli6 BON ben Merifanern per-
beimIi6t poroen. Die gtahribt
flingt lebr ilnipobrIdeinlid.
= Sn bem Grosefl Der bier gan-
bitten, Die Ieinerseit an bem neber-
faG bei Sun sysnaeiu teilnabmen
nnb ipesen Grmorbnms bes aprppral
OberIies gum SoSe bermrteilt iunr-
ben, lit appelliert iuoroen.
Ins Gl Taio iuirb senteloet,
elm NIT 9ebemsmitteln nnb Wfnmi-
tiom belabener Waaemsmg Der fir
@eneral Yeribima beitimmt lit, lei
i'm tiefem Sdlmnk bes 8eses brei-
fie Meilen nnterbalb Columbus,
itefem seblieben. Gr beitebe aus
fntnbert Wfotoriuasen. Gs regne Jest
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aur5e lleberiibt.

Oas llnterieeboot pOentid-
LAMB" fat seftern Baltimore
perlaiIen. Seit1 beate morgen
baIb iieben llbr iptroe nidts
pom Inn seb6rt.
Die 9emtidjen oeriaseu bic
: GnglGn6er ans benz Jonreaitr-
Z @aIb i'm Gontme-G -Gebiet. Die
6ranspTen iollen ben Oeitti6en
cine Stellmns siuifMen Dem
Sem @nlb nn6 Der Meonnea-
Gnrm senpmnsen bdben.
1teberall i'm Often iinb
fHtuere Sample I'm Gange. De-
pelden aus 2onbon mel6en, 6aF
Die 6entid)en 2inien tatiGdlid
nod nidjt bnrdjbrOdJen iinb.
Die 0eittIdjen bnben lire
dnsriffe 6ei &erbnn ernenert
itnb bnben Serrain bei Idnr-
Ie-Gbapitre mno Gbenois se-
nommeu.
Der oentide aaiier Ienbet
Sem 9ieidsfausIer cine Bot
idnft.
9eiitldlano erflart, nadj
Oem 1. Oftober lei feline Inter
itiitnns Der 9Olen mebr nGtis.
Die Siirfen baben ben Berg
Antaf pun ben &miien erpbert.
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= SSSn Ser gf1be BON sSorreit Gitp,
9lrfanias, tullroen Or. SSSoiepb Gas.
Der, Storep 8ooo uno Glauo @ooo,
ipeIhe in einem gutonnobil Die Sron
Mountain 8abn freu5en mollteit,
bon einem Baiioeier5iige iiberfob-
rem uno getotet. Die unnerriinftigen
Wteni6en, Die olle orei perbeiratet
poren, laben ben BUG i6on aus eli
ner 5iemli6en gntfer1lung, iteIlten
aber cine 9lrt 8ettrennen on imo
perfubten bas eifenbabneeIeis Dor
gintreffen oes 3uges gu freu3en.
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@erlangt

Elm oeutihes Maohen, oas foden
llno Die Sousarbeit beiorgen fam.
2obn $4 per @ohe @lites 3immer
nit 8ab. Seoen Samitag geabnlit-
tag frei. gia65ufroeen bel @ilb.
@il, 300 Mrmp 9ouleparo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-02

Or. 9. 6. @itte luirb am 6. Am=
quit feline CONNER Jerienreiie an-
treten nn6 am 10. Geptember iuie-
Der aariidfebren.
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WEST TEXAS MILITARY ACADEMY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.

Cine goarSn mS sass4ue fr snabs 9rimoLds gorbsra M
@dueu Mdriife Gusbouna rter gnSes Sfaier @
6rne feuee Gebdn aees eone SdnimHbH Campus bon 30
sSsasu sataose
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
HIGH LAND BnAoKBERRIrs.

is superior to spring setting for two
reasons. Dug and set in the fall, the
roots callous. which induces a compact
fbrous root growth. Being already in
position In their new home. the plants
get an earlier start under more favor
able conditions. as the soil is thor
oughly compacted about their roots.
If conditions make it preferable the
plants may be dug in the fall and
heeled in over winter In some place
safe from frost. For this purpose sand
is best. When handled in this way
the roots callous and make a fbrous
root system. but of course they won't
get as early a start as when set in the
fall. When handling the plants the
roots should be kept constantly moist
while out of the ground and protected
from wind and sun. The plants should
be set rather deeply say four inches
below the surface. The soil about the
plants should be thoroughly firmed
With the spring set plants cultiva-
ton should begin at once. With the
fall set plants cultivation should be-
gin as early in the spring as soil condi-
tons permit. Two inches is about the
right depth Of mulch to maintain. To
maintain the perfect soil mulch re-
after each rain. The depth of cultiva-
tion should be constant throughout
the season and should not vary much
with successive seasons. Otherwise
more or less root growth will be de-
stroyed as the depth of stirred soil
varies Cultivation should cease at the
close Of the active growing period. II
at the last cultivation two OF three
bushels of oats per acre are sown
broadcast and worked into the ground !
a fine serviceable cover crop may be
obtained at little cost. The service Of |
the cover crop is to protect the land |
from washing and prevent the escape |
Of soil nitrates, also to contribute to |
soil humus and aid in the ripening Of |
cane growth.
Some growers practice pinching back |
the canes when about eighteen inches
high. This induces a branching, COM
pact head. There is one objection to
this in sections Of heavy snowfall, for
the reason that the weight of the
snow may cause much damage in bro
ken and split canes. When left to
grow in the natural way it is almost
to provide some means of
support. This can be done by tying
70 separate stakes or to wires.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
SOME POULTRY TIPS.

Count up what your poultry feed is
costing you. II it is much over a cent
and half pound there is something
wrong
You will need a very good market or
wonderfully productive hens to make
any money on a ration that costs 2
cents a pound or over
After your Leghorn cockerels reach
two pounds get rid of them as soon as
possible.
Because the old hens do not lay eggs
In winter doesn't prove that they are
not profitable in a years time, espe-
cially If you breed them, as you should.
Poultrymen are going to have some
mighty narrow escapes from disaster
II they do not give more attention to
keeping up the vitality of their 1ocks.
There ought to be law against sell
ing eggs for Matching from hens that
have been heavy winter layers.
Fowls lay more eggs in confinement
than on range always, but their value
As breeders is soon ruined.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
EertiIizinn AnnIe orohards.

Fertilizing apple orchards with ten
pounds each of nitrate OF soda and
acid phosphate and Eve pounds of mu-
riate Of potash per tree win pay about
$50 an acre more than using half this
quantity with a mulch of one bale of
straw. according to f. II. Ballou Of the
Ohio experiment station. He bases his
conclusions on his recent experiments
in southern Ohio orchards.
In these tests the heavier application
returned S1O6 an acre annually in fruit,
or $13 more than was secured from less
fertilizer with straw mulch. The lar
ger amounts of fertilizer produced grass
in the orchard worth 81 more than that
secured from less fertilizer and straw.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
Select From Robust Plants Tubsrs That
Are Clean and Healthy.

Select From Robust Plants Tubers That
Are Clean and Healthy.
In saving seed potatoes select seed
from hills where the plants were
strong and robust and the yield large.
Potatoes from hills containing few
potatoes will give a poor yield.
Select clean. healthy potatoes from
the size Of hens egg down TO those
the size Of an English walnut. This
will permit all potatoes large enough
for use or for sale to be disposed of.
Avoid all tubers that look diseased.
As the seed are selected lay them
on the soil for a couple Of days to
harden the skin; turn them over and
leave for two or three days longer.
Gather up the seed when the tubers
are dry and store them in racks or
shallow boxes, spreading the potatoes
carefully over the bottoms only one
tier deep.
The boxes can be piled up one on
another, first placing a slat across
each end of the lower box to raise the
upper one sufficiently to admit free
circulation Of air. The bottom box
should be raised so there may be cir
culation Of air under 1t.
A cool, dry cellar is the best place to
keep them. Where the temperature
is too warm or the cellar too damp
the seed will not keep well. Where
they are too warm growth win start
before planting time.
Potatoes can be safely kept out in
the field If properly stored. Select the
highest spot In the field and on this
level a spot and tramp it firm. Lay
up the potatoes in a ridge two or
three feet deep and cover them with
about a foot Of straw. and over this
throw a foot OF earth.
Let a handful OF straw come up
through the earth in the center Of
the pile for ventilation. Leave the
potatoes in this manner until winter
sets in, then cover the whole pile with
another foot of straw. and this should
be covered with foot Of earth.
Pat each layer OF earth down hard,
using the back Of a shovel or spade. !
the outside covering in particular, so
it will stand the weather and not wash |
away with heavy rains.
Finish the work by digging a trench |
around the pile to carry all surface
water away promptly.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
Farm and
Garden
SET BUSH FRUIT in FALL.
Berries Found to Thrive Best In Land
Having a Deep Soil.

Berries Found to Thrive Best In Land
Having a Deep Soil.
Bush fruit plants root deeply, and for
this reason they thrive best in land
having a deep soil, says NJ. n. Edger-
ton in the Orange Judd Farmer. Black
berries appear to do best on rather
high land with considerable sand.
Raspberries prefer land Of lower level,
especially the red raspberry, which
grows at its greater perfection, wild.
along a watercOurse dug through low,
swampy ground, particularly if partly
shaded. Bush fruits may be set either
in the fall or spring, but better results
are to be had with fall setting when
properly done. Mulching round the
plants is needed both to prevent heav-
ing and undue freezing Fall setting
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17

best tonic known for little pigs in early
spring. This door also viii be handy
as means Of entrance at pigging
time.
Materials by by by 6 plates.
ridge and door joists; > by . by by 8
end plates. 4 by by u by p floor
and side, . by 1 by y by s ends. 6 by
I by u by s roof.
Hardware. Nails; two pairs Of six
inch strap hmges.-Farm Progress.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
whitewash Mixture.

Is your poultry house, stable or hog
barn infested with insects? Do you
want to have clean, fresh, attractive
interiors in your buildings? Then try
the following mixture: Slake Eve
quarts of lime with hot water to the
consistency Of cream. To this add one
pint Of a good coal tar product and
one pint Of kerosene. Dilute until It
can be applied with brush or spray
pump. The coal tar product kills dis
ease germs, the kerosene destroys
mites, and the lime whitens the walls.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
Gnnd Enddnr aanL

This is a low down fodder rack,
built Of two bed pieces eighteen to
twenty feet long and by inch stuff.
These are bolted together in the form
of the letter A. A rack six feet wide
is built of timber on top Of these bed
pieces and is about eight feet long
The end boards are so arranged that
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17

shown, and the inside edges are then
sharpened and the small end Of the
handle is set in the end Of a broom
stick, Fig 1.
With this tool one may easily and
quickly cut of small weeds an inch
or so below the ground without dis
turbing the sod.
If one prefers to pull the weeds sim
ply fix a small block Of wood to the
under side Of the tool near the prongs
to form fulcrum. Fig ?. The weeds
may then be pried out Of the ground.
roots and ALL Popular Science
Monthly.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17

IT PAWS no ADYERTISE.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
ILLlLlLL[IllllIILII

recommend it to any woman suffering
from female weakness. You may pub
lish my letter if you wish. Mrs. JAMES
CoNLEY, SIG St. Clair St., Frankfort, KY.
Nowoman suffering from any form of
female troubles should lose hope until
she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound a fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients of which are derived from
native roots and herbs, has for forty
years proved to be most valuable tonic
and invigorator of the female organism
All women are invited to write
to the Lydia e. Pinkham Medi-
cine Co., Lynn, Mass, for special
advice,-it will be confidential.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
SAVING SEED POTATOES.

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do my own work,
had to hire it done.
l heard so much
aboutLydia E. Pink
hams We egeta BILE
Compound that /
triedit. took three
bottles and 1 found
it to be all you
claim. Now feel as
well as everI did and
am able to do all my
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
help FOR
WORKING WOMEN
Some Have to Keep on Until
They Almost Drop. How
Mrs. ConIey Got Help.

Here is a letter from a woman who
had to work, but was too weak and suf-
fered too much to continue. How she
regained health =
Frankfort, KY I suffered so much
with female weakness that l could not
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17

they do not touch the wagon wheels
and are four feet high. The small
end Of the rack, where the long pieces
are bOlted together, is swung under
the front axle Of a wagon and held
there by a long bolt. Irons hold this
rack beneath the hind axle. - Farm
Progress.
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al Esonomieal Eioahouse.

The hogholse is built six feet square.
Both doors are hinged Yellow pine is
used for flooring as it is lighter and
much easier to move when necessary.
and is warm In cold, wet weather.
The door in the roof can be opened
when the sun shines. Sunshine is the
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-17
Weed Destroyer.

A handy weed destroyer for use on
the lawn is made Of the handle Of an
old kitchen spoon and a broomstick.
The eye Of the spoon handle is cut out
with a file, leaving two prongs. as
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BUSY MONTHS ON FARM.

o Autumn and winter should be {
o busy months on the farm, says {
o the New York Sun. Too many {
o farmers look upon this season as
o a time to rest or "lay by" as
o they say In the south. Leaves
o and other waste should be raked c
o up and added to the manure pile c
o or used for bedding In the sta. G
o bles. Get the rocks out by blast
o ing and pick up the stones from c
o the fields. Haul msnure and Q
o spread on the fields, AID If there Q
o is unutilized muck land dig and Q
o draw the muck to the fields and Q
o spread 1t evenly. In the early o
o spring give the land good appi- O
o cation Of lime.
o
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Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
THIRD DEUTSCHLAND
 TRIP IS ANNOUNCED

NEW LONDON, Dec. 30.-The German submarine Deutschland, which has arrived in home water. will make another trip to this port within the next few weeks, accord ing to a statement by Paul G. L. Hill ken, vice-president of the Eastern Forwarding Company, the American agents for the undersea craft. He added that the submersible would make regular trips so long as the war continued.
 MT. Hilken said the cargo was val ued at $2.O00.0OO. this being the first official announcement from the con- cern.
 Several carloads of tins have ar rived at the dock here. and ship ments of crude rubber are expected this week. Stevedores have been or dered to report early in January.