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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26
6 barl lotte.

9as 9ornpflan5en lit MN befrtabe
beenbet, es mubte aber 5ipiiden 8e.
genid)diiern getban merben.
Saitor Heinert unb Senrp Sfsuecr
mobnen oieie @o6e Der aonferens in
8aibington BEL.
@ultab Berger batte am Dienstag
@ei6afte in Der gountD . SaitptIta6t.
@m. 8aroe mar iiber lesten
Salnstag l,nO Sonntag ouf 8eind
bel ieinem Sobne, SEQ. u. &aroe, in
Der 3Gbe bon 8iemon.
Senrp Meper l,no @attin, friiber
in @asconaoe Gol,ntp wpbnbaft, iett
ober in Ilma, 2afapette goltntp, be.
fanben iid ieit elmer 8ode auf 9e.
JUDI bel bieiieen 8erpanoten uno
Srelinben, un6v reiiten bann am Ies.
ten Montag, in 8egleitung bon Geo.
rno Sermann GurrelmeDer, ipieber
na6bauie.
Serb. Burton, in Ssobnion Station
pilrbe am lesten Sanstag abenb bon
ieinen Sreunben nit elmer Surpriie-
aiartr beebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26
Nnmnler 33
y SutsS a M.

Der &egen in Der Iadt bonn letten
Sanlstag iudr tnieren 8ieIcn uno
&orirteloern icbr milIfonlmen.
slm IL. SUM, Ifingitntontap, miro
lntlere SorntagsidltIe am geu6bn.
liden &lat ibr Sifluf abbuIten. ge.
nadbnrte Sonutagiditlen imo bos
Eubliflm I'M gllge,neinen Iiuo ber5.
lid eingelmloer.
Gbos. @bolion Scr Silo Wtann
bon Wtorrilon, bate am lesten Sans.
tGg bier @eihGftc.
Y. 8. &ebr itn6 Seq. Seller brad,.
ten anl porigen Wtitttpo6 cine Gar.
laoltng Stere nab ct. 2otlis.
Sbds. @erll, Der 8arfdrpirer, uno
feline slri'eiter baben ioeben alif Sseor
9ruht's Jorm cine neur Sdelter
poIlenoct. Giele 8o9e peroen iie
y. y. gru6t eiHen nerpn SiibnerItolI
baten.
8nt. Eeters mto gripin 9rutot,
bun Wtorriior, paren om Sonntaa,
beiudspeiie in unierer RadbarIduft.
8n, Hiefs, io,pie oie syris. Minnie
Serrteper uno gona &ider befaloen
lldy ami bergattgenen Surntag in Der
ssGbe BON Supe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26
@erbanSlnnsen I'M areisscri6t.
Srrtaster Diai.sermiu.

Dos areisgeriht trnt eeltern pie.
Der in Sielng, ium in Dem 0anaer
Sail weitere 3ueseu au peruebmeu,
ioDie oii6 DUR Gerbanolung Der
aloge bon Souls ,lllb sSranf 9tllsfallb
gegen gneuit S. grinfmnnn. 9ie
aldger gaben ON, oab ibr peritorbener
@ater, Senrp gustoup, pabreno iei.
ner 2ebensaeit Den 9erflogten cine
Mote fir Die Summe bon $500 ae.
geben babe; ferner, Dob iinsefGbr an
II 9eaenlber, 1907, Der boil 9etroa
Der sfote nebit Den 3iuien an Den
gerflaaten beaablt poroen iei; ferner
Dob banii nod Dem Gooe bon Senrp
&usfalp, Der &erfloste einem fall.
ligen &eltbetrug bon $1454 auf ienc
geote beaniprudt bGtte. Dab Die
alaeer Damn, irrtbiiutlider sSeiIe
uno in ltnfenntftiB oes f6lligen ge.
trages. bic beoniprudte Sunlme bon
$145 ON ben 8erfloeten beaablt bat,
ten. Nie aloee pur1e oneeitrenai
anr 8ieoererlanellue Ser Snrnme
$1454 pelde oreeblid irrtbiimIi6er.
Deiie beaoblt uoroen par. 9ie SIN.
n1lte 6. &oienherger. bon Mnntsom,,
erp Gitp, rn0 &obt. @aIfer bertraten
ben angefloeten; Die @rpGlte Sens.
lep i,no 9arter fiibrten 0ie Code Der
&ldeer.
9ie obtge &loge ipltrbe ni1t nor
elmer Snrp perbonoelt. Gas llrtbeil
Der Glage lalltete s,lsuniten oes Ser.
flagten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26
Ordinations ltebnnseu.
Semte abeub nnb Norsen slbenb in
Der apnsert Salle.

9as gltblifltm lit biermit bringenb
uno ber5lid eingelaoen oieien @ro-
oiiations llebilngen Der Stuoenten
Der bieiigen Sodidlile, ioipie Der
Saiiler Der eraoierten S1ulc bon
Sernlann ilno Der 2anbi1ulen bes
noroli6en Sbeils bon @asronaoe
Goltntp beialipobner.
Die @raouatioils llebungen Ser
Serntanner S6ule, iolpie Der 2anb.
idulen oes noroli6en Sbeils itnieres
Gountps, finoen Itatt am Sreitag
(alio beute) @benb, Den 26. Mai, Sin.
fang I'M s llbr, abenos. Gin reid.
baltiges Brogram miro bon oen Sdii.
lern 5ur slusfiibrrng gebra6t iper.
ben iln6 am S6luB Der llebungen
ptro &idter &. u. 8reuer an Die
@raouirten cine aniprade balten.
9ie Graduation Der Sodi6ule fin.
BET itatt am Samstas (alfo ntorsenD
@benb, ben 81. @ai, anfans Inn s
ubr, abenos. Die folgenben Stu.
oenten iper6en ibre 9iplome erbalten:
Sulius 8lult, 2pon Mausbunb
iinb 8m. Slate, iotuie Srls. Sbelna
9reuer, Srma Saio uno gbna DOLL.
0r. Sernlann Slmiteao, ipel9er an
Der Spite Der @btbeilung fir oe,ttide
Sprade, on Der uniberiitdt bon Wii-
iouri, itebt, miro cine gniprade on
Die @raouierten balten. Gin nog-I
lialt 5ablreider 9eiud, ieitens oes
8ublifums, miro oen 9ireftoren,
2ebrern, Stl.benten llnb S9iilern
bodit miinidensnertb uno angenebm
iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26

ai,riifgeporfen.
9ie erIte nno Sipeite fran5oiii6e
2inie on Der gombre-S0be lpur6e aui
cine betrddtlide 9lusoebn,tns burd
liniere Wineure 5erItort.
gluf ben Waas Soben iiiboitlid
bon 8erolin, unipeit 8altr les 8ala.
meir nno Sudep, bra9en Die feino.
liden @nerifie unter linierem Seuer
5uiamTcn. ginige fleinere 9eta6e.
ments pel6e bis in ,,niere Sappef
ge0rllngen paren, ipur6en bolitdn6ie
aufgerieben.
SiibWeItlih bon 8aillp ipurbe Elm
feinoli6es slusaeug abgeidoiien.
Die 2lopos melben Die 8erienfung
bon iieben Sdiffen, 5unddit Der flei-
men ~&benaB," bel oeiien llntergang
iieben Meni6en ibr Geben einbiiBten,
Johann Die sriediiden 9ampfer SEQ.
rais," 2947. uno nInaltaiios &oro.
neos," 1901 Eonnen ioipie bic Sta
liener .9irn,ania, "2215, rgrminio, "
1914 Sonnen, uno rSabricotti S.
2onoon, 80. @tai. aremier gls.
quitb beantragte beute im llnterbauie
eine ipeitere arebitbeipiIligung bon
81 ,5O0,OOO,O00. Dies lit Die elite
ipdbreno oes arieses uno belauft iid
iontit i'm @anaen auf $tt,910,000,'
900. Die neue @el6beiuilligung mir
Dc Big gum anfang sluguit aur Ded'
iine Der ariessfolten reideh iagte
Der Grentier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26
Sippertbal uuh 1tnrsesenh..

Com. Setterer ipuroe boriae 8od,e
nnd Geour Gitp ger,tfrn infulae Der
Grtrunfrtng ieines 8ruoers Sbepbor
@ep. Sebr Dar leste 8ode fiir
Gbos. 9ufdnepcr rurS ssobn ga,lr
init (Sdsen bon 8rerurbols briddftiat.
Com. Setterer tpor olrt berqonae.
men 0onnerstag irno Sreitoa, bel
Gbas. Sbenb1lts tnS gSrn. seubI.
mann init oen SreTen BON Sen Be.
f4iftiet.
Der 9oll. am lestcn Gurtstaq, in
8eber's Salle, tpar bon nab tno bon
fern redt sabtreia befitdt.
$curp Secfe Sr. ipels1cr ftdj lnef.
rere Ronate in einem SofpitaI, in
ct. Gborles, befanb, lit iest iuieber
5l1baitle ongcIangt unb befinoet iid)
onf oen 8eee bolIit1noigcr @ene,
itng.
SRI. Selma 9neffer, bon Ban, mar
borigc 8ode Der @oft ibrer Sdipe.
itcr, Srau aoolf Stride.
Senrp Brandt, 8m. Serbian un6
Sobn 8aur nebit Samilicn, befonocn
itd ani Sonntdg. befu6speiie, bel
Scnrp 8einlan6.
@m. Soelmer unb @attin bon
Sermann paren iiber lesten Conn.
tag nno Wontag Die @6ite bon Sreo
Sell itno @attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26

ein SiltternaB nit Seu itno Strob
boIlgeltopft uno oasielbe oam ange.
5iinoet. Dos Seuer ergriff iofort bic
iibrige Yeaiie bes SeuS lno oes
Strobs; Die Sdeuer brannte nie6er
bis auf Den @run6 iuo Der ungliid.
lide fleine Bernie fano ieinen Soo lit
ben Slamnlen. Die anoeren &naben
retteten ii6 ourd aeitiec Slltdt.
5 ginbreder ltatteten Dor 9ur5en,
in 9ten SaDen, einem giieniuaaren.
@eiddft, einem Sleiiderla0en uno
elmer SdanfWirtbidaft einen 9e.
iud ab. SIN eriteren @eidGft nab.
men iie gum anoenten mebrcre eIef.
triide Saidenlampen Neiier ,lno
cine Gucntitdt 8atronen NIT. sSm
Slcii6erlaben sefiel ibnen nihts; ies
benfalls batten iie feinen Sunser.
Sn Der 8irtbidaft iorsten iie aber
aussiebis fir ben inneren Reniden
our6 glnneftion ntebrerer Slaiden
8ein ilnb A Guart Sbnapps.
S @eil Die gltern bon Slopb Min.
or, einent 15.iabrigen &naben in
Union, Wo, pel4er fiiralid, 5ufal.
ligeriueiie. ieinen Sob blird @rtrin.
fen fanb, 5i unidentified paren, Inn
Die 8egrdbnibfoiten besablen 5it fon.
men, iuur6e IN Der Union Sbubfa.
BRIT cine Gollefte peranitaltet bur6
nelhe Die iGrnmtli6en Soften ge.
6edt ipuroen. Ser ,ingliidlihe
anabe ipar in Ser Sdubfabrif be.
idaftist gelueien. lin a llbr, nah.
mittags, ON Gage Der 8eeroigung.
murbe Die Sabrif seidloiien. i,no bic
300 glnseitellten. iinter 8orantritt
Der ltuion Muiif &apelle, gaben ii.
rem beritorbenen. fleinen Mitarbeiter
bas @eleit aur lesten @ubeitatte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26

-glm lesten Montag ipuroe on Der
moro oitliden Seite oes @ebaubes
Der Sermamn Sapings 9anf Der
@runoitein selegt. gs iuuroen feline
Eapiere i'm @runoitein eingeidloiien
unb es fano al,d feline ipeaielle Geier
bes greigniiies itatt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
NAucHT BUT PRAISE
FOR HIS NEiGNBoRo

Editor The Star: Ninety.nine and
one.half per cent Of my neighbors
are accommodating courteous.
friendly. hospitahle. kind. polite re-
spectfui. sincere. truthful. unaf.
fected. winsome.
They are ever ready 20 aid In eel.
ebrating Joyous occasion and
equally willing to sympa;hirs and
render substantial aid In times OF
distress.
Do they gossip about me- II has
never come 10 my ears
Ono OF the trusst tests OF neigh
borly Kindness comes In times OF
trouble. distress or affliction. An
other test II that Of hearing and
forhearfng with those who have
pecuiiarities not In accord with
ones preconceived notions. My
neighbors stand high tests in each
case
The remaining one.half per cent
may be as good or may excel in the
tests heretofore mentioned. and n
their neighboriy virtues do not
stand out with such prominence.
the reason is. no doubt. In the mind
OF the writer and not with the per
sons. GEO. w. SfCkLES.
Bothell. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
STAR READERS TELL
GOOD THINGS ABOUT
THEIR NEIGHBORS

An aged ctvfl war veteran. who
lives alone out on 6Tth st. has writ
ten Tn. Star to praise nosheors
who. he says. ar. tho mont noble
hearted and generous In tho whole
United States.
Another man has II reasons why
his nsishbors ar. ilkabie.
A bachelor tells OF aged nelxh'
bors who go along thru life max
Ing generous sacrifices but IN
noticed by tho world.
Such Ia the grist OF kindly cor
respondsnce that has come TO Tire
star In answer to our Ny
Neghbor- contest.
Tho plan Is to gather all the GOOD
traits OF seattie's neiwhbors
write Tho Star about good neigh
hors. After Saturday tho contest
will be clos-d. !.
No names need be mentioned.
The writer Of the beat letter viii
he awarded. $40. Prof. Edmond =.
Meany. one Of seattl~'a finest char
acters. win select the eommaniea'
ton which he thinks Ia best
The limit IL $50 words. Tho star
wants 10 know only the GOOD. kindly
traits that 20 TO make up scAtue's
splendid homo life.
Some OF the letters follow;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31

nctghbor.
lilo minds his own business.
III. rreets mo with a friendly
smile.
lie viii accept or grant q favor
He keeps no doE. cat or Growing
rooster.
Ills children are we'll behaved.
Ills musical instruments are
silent after . p. m.
lie doesn't hear my Ford run by
his bedroom window II I happen TO
como In iata-
Hs keeps his lawn both smooth
and grcen-
Ha will como half way on . set
uement OF our chilfron's disputes.
Hs knows where there ars some
good fishing holes aud is not afraid
TO tell.
II. Is a decent neighbor and I
expect no more
Respectfully.
=. r. RICHARDS.
ss27 Firth Ave. y. e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
Can't Find Dandruff

Every bit OF dandruff disappears
after one or two applications OF
Danderine rubbed well into the
scalp with tho finger tips. Get n
25-eent bottle OF Danderine at any
drug store and save your hair
After n few applications You can't
find particle OF dandruff or any
falling hair, and the scalp Will
never itch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
A LOVE THAT BLOSSOMS
UNSEEN ~ WORLD

Editor The Stars Talk about
bad neiwhbon---I have mona Ny
nearest neishbor. across the way
II . little Scandinavian. 81 years
old. and ~ svry ~ = spring chicken.
He has broad shoulders and .
broad face with . sniie have
reason 10 behave his heart II ~
b'g ~ his head.
!. being = bachelor. called on him
tho other day. While IN eonversa-
tion. he reached his hand into a
stone Jar and yanked out a picc. Of
beef weighing about three pounds
mot bone eithsrl. and said. Here.
Dave. take this homo with you"
Tho day after tho shove nen.
toned incident his wife. 81. very
nod@stiy placed = loaf Of bread Of
her own baking into my hands. nv
heart grows tender when I think
~ such love. apparently unnoticcd
by the world.
] thank you for this opportunity
u. VI. WOLF.
n. r. ID. 4. Box 1877.
Mt. Vernon. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31

Game Warden Harry Rief an.
swered many of the charges lodged
against him by former employees
during ~ examination Thursday
evening before the county game
commission.
Accused OF falsifying his records
and mIsusing vouchers. he account.
cd for all money passing thru his
office with tho exception of 50.
which he could not trace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31

Ballard f. being cleaned up.
scrubbed and polished Friday b. 500
enthusiastic sabnrbanites. who
gathered Thursday night under the
auspices of. the Ballard Booster
club. In tho new high school house.
listened to speeches by Gov. Tiser
and Dudley q. wooten and resolved
10 Danish thu dirt iinx-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
REWARD FOR CLINE

Aftho the exact amount OF the
alleged defaications OF Oliver III.
Cline. former cashier for the Pacific
Coast Co. will not be known for
about two weeks. Z. r. DE Grand
PR. assistant manager. says they
win total In excess OF 100000 A
reward Of $1,000 IL offered for
C1ins's capture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
CAN HELP HIM?

A wife and four small children
depend upon the support OF frail
man, injured In runaway two
years ago. He Is out OF a job. But
he would like work--a watchman's
Job. or any other work he can do.
Write to 53t Il. S0th st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
NgtoNBoRo KIND TO
yNjQ VETERAN

Editor Ths Starr have lived 81
this place for tho psa ssvsn pears
and am happy to say that know
my neighbour. and am sure that
finer people. more generous and
noble hearted. cannot b found In
Seattle or anywhere in ths United
States. I say this. not hoping or
expecting any gain. but because mr.
neighbors are entitled 10 all the
lISis praise that or any ono else
can give them. ! am an old civil
war veteran and live hero Alone.
j. w. MONROE.
23is No. 6Tth st.
NElGHBoR TELLS HIM
OF FISHING HOLES
Editor Tho Star: like my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
2A,472 QUALIFIED

WASHINGTON. March ai.-Ac.
cording to figures Transmitted to
the senate by the war department,
there are 2s4.4I2 citizens OF mill.
tary age who have had martial
training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
What Sweetheart
Tried for PimpIes
stusrt's Calcium Waters Proved
Msoie-rhsy're the Most a.
feetivs. Quick Blood Cleanser
and Beautlfler Known


Tho difference in the appearance
OF the skin. after a few days use
OF stuarts Calcium WATERS. Is
startling. They are without doubt
the greatest skin beautifiers in CT.
istence. and the most effective
eradicasors of blood Impurities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31

Chinese claim that they bred and
domesticated hogs 1000 years be.
fore the Christian era, but in all
that time the manners of the hogs
have not improved much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
CANAL OPEN APR. rs

PANAMA. March 3i.-Conditions
In the Gaillard cut. OF the Panama
canal. are rapidly improving. and
according TO Lieut.. Col. Harding.
engineer OF maintenance, the canal
will be open for operation ny
April 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31

Cross nurse. With other New
York society girls. she Is training
for service in war hospitals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31

~ Tell You Stuart's Calcium Waters
Are Wonderful Beauty Makersi"
known to science. Everybody
knows or ought 10 know that I'm.
purities in the blood cause most OF
the poor compilations, the plmples.
the red spots. the muddy skins, the
bolls and akin eruptions. Once the
blood is purified. all these beauty
destroyers disappear. and a com
plexion results which no face treat
ment can ever produce.
Stuart's Calcium Waters are
wonderful for this purpose. One OF
their ingredients. calcium sulphide,
liz In itself the quickest and most
effective blood cleanser ever
known. Start taking Stuarts Cal.
cium Waters today and your mir.
ror In a few days will show you
that your dream OF a fair and
beauteous face IL coming true.
Buy a box of them from your drug
gist today. 80 cents. II you want
20 try them first. mali coupon be
low for free trial package
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31

Should her country need her.
Miss Rutherford win he ready Ia
answer the call to duty as q Red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
MATTER OF PAYROLLS


IN for the fact that Seattle made goods are not
used az home
II the buyer especially OF the household goods, were
To consider what il would to the individual pros
pery each purchase he made wherever possible from
goods made at home. the result would be immediate
and gratifying
Ii would mean families added 10 Seattle; II
would mean profit To be circulated at home; It
would mean benefit every man. woman and child
within the corporate limits OF city and all without
additional expenditure the part OF the people so
benefited.
Take. for instance. the little matter OF brooms.
II every house in Seattle swept with home
made brooms IL would add 400 people to the pay
roll. which estimate. would mean increase OF
1000 people to the population of Seattle.
So in soap. lead pencils gas mantes and hundred
and one things that daily being exploited in the
columns OF the press.
BE loyal to your home institutions; patronxe them
wherever possible. That does not mean 10 buy in
erior goods higher prices but il does wherever
things equal. that home products shall be given
first call {. T. Slime,
General Secretary the Seattle Commercial Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
PROVENCE WRECK
HlSTORY'S WORST

PARIS. March 3i.--The sink
ing OF the French converted
cruiser Provence H.. formerly
the liner La Provence. was the
greatest marine disaster In mod.
ern history. The losses in mar
itime horrors OF late years fol-
lnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-31
The Best
Teeth


Are those that receive
regularly the care of .
Dentist and their own
er's attention.
The reason that I
have such a large
practice is because
when people come TO
me they send their
friends To me, and sell
dom go elsewhere for
dental work.
EDWIN ,. BROWN
u. ~. y.
sts First Ave.
Union Block
open evenings until
8 and Sundays until 4
for people who work.
Phone Main 36ts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-14
JURY FAILS TO CONVICT
ON VIOLATION CHARGE

c. A. Richcreek, an employe of a
local express company, was found not
guilty of violating the state game law
Monday afternoon when arraigned be-
fore a jury in the court of Justice Of
the Peace r. f. Donnell. Frank b.
Mosher, deputy state game warden of
Oklahoma City, swore out information
against Richcreek and appeared as
the principal witness.
The defendant was arrested on Sun
day, January 2, on a farm about two
miles southeast of the city. Deputy
Game Warden Mosher was out driving
around the country and hearing "A sue
cession of shots from neighboring
timber he went to investigate He
found Richcreeg with a shotgun. When
asked for his hunting license, Rich
creek replied that he had none. Mosh-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-14

sizing at the experiment station,
Through comparative studies we have
found that the hard, red winter
such as Turkey and Kharkof, are
best adapted to this state. After
this point was determined, we next
undertook to improve these varie-
ties.
1T takes about eight years to de.
yelop IA pedigreed strain of wheat
We begin with "A single head, planting
the seed from hundreds of selected
heads in separate, adjoining rows
each year, and study the plants
while they are growing Just ms Il
livestock breeder studies his animals
\ large per centage of the plants
can be eliminated without harvest
ing because of the poor showing
they make in the field \ certain
number are so nearly alike that in
order to determine the superior
plants, careful measurements must
be taken, records kept, and the seed
preserved and tested out the second
year. Very few of the plants from
the hundreds If heads tested each
year prove worth while. The seed
from the superior ones is carefully
preserved and planted in increased
plots in succeeding years.
AT the present time we nave two
or three pedigreed varieties of wheat
that are the result of the last se5en
of eight years work with wheat. We
are growing these with farmers in
representative wheat growing dis
tricts this year. Their record for the
last fifteen years eXcels the record
of the best grown in the state by
from three to five bushels to the
acre
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-14
Camp Fire Girls"

In the spring of 1911 a meeting was
held in New York to consider the ad-
visibility of forming an organization
which would do for the girls what
the Boy Scouts were doing for the
boys. SO a Camp Fire" was organ
lied
Among those active in Camp Fire
Girls are DR.. L. H. Gulick and wife,
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, Andrew
Carnegie, Mrs. Russell Sage, John d.
Rockefeller, Mrs. Ella Flagg Young,
Judge Ben Lindsey, Miss Jane Adams
and Mrs. Finley Sheppard. From 1912
to 1913 over 1000 guardians were ap-
pointed and over $4,000 girls enrolled
and Camp Fires started in every state
in the Union.
There are several camps in Lawton
and onei Purcell and Pauls Valley.
They have them in cities and in the
rural districts as well. There is one
at Provence.
The purpose of the organization is to
help the girls in their daily lives, teach
ing them good, wholesome truths, Gre
ating happy life in the home and COM
munity.
A Camp Fire has been organized
in .Ardmore, southeast, with the full
allotment of twenty members.
They have honors to win before they
can hold certain offices in the Camp
Fire. The honors are tasks to per-
form or as one girl expressed it wash
dishes without fussing,"
The girls are all working to obtain
enough money to get their charter.
They are not asking for any donations,
but they wont refuse anything you
might wish to donate.
There will be an old time box supper
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Bishop on d St, S. E., Friday even
ing.
The officers of the "Mohea Camp
Fire" are: Guardian Mrs. A. B. Hays;
president, Ethel Potts; vice-president,
Ruby Henson; secretary, Belle Scott;
treasurer, Jewel Potts.
"Wo-he-lo, for aye,
Wo-he-lo, for aye,
Work, Health, and Love,
Wo-he-lo, for aye"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-14
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP M0STRllS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, snuffling,
blowing, headache, dryness. No strug-
Cling for breath at night; your cold
or catarrh will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Palm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in your nostrils. 1t
penetrates through every air passage
of the head, soothes the infamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Relief
comes so quickly.