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have advised against cotton planting
all the way through this dry weather.
| think the poorest business In which
farmer can engage Is 10 plant any.
thing. especially cotton, In the dry
dirt and knows while he is doing II
that II will have to wait til II rains
for II TO start to coming mp. In the
first place. never saw but very few
good stands Of cotton come up after
anything like a heavy rain had fallen
on e. Walt I'M after the rain. plant
your cotton as soon as you can get
into the field and IN three weeks
tine the cotton that Is planted after
the rain will De larger than the cotton
that was planted before the rain. be-
sides you will get rid Of a FUN crop OF
grass and weeds by planting after the
rain that you would have TO pillow and
hoe out OF the cotton that was planted
before the rain. Nine times IN Ten
Il Is better to wait til the rain comes
to plant. For the announcement Of
those whose corn Is bitten down. the
writer will say that be has seen very
few dry springs and very few years
when the corn was killed by frost that
we're not followed by vet summers
which always insure good crops. lie
remembers distinctly that in 1878. on
the I'd day OF April all corn was bit
ten down to the ground. And Just
one week afterwards. which was the
9TH OF April. or just forty three years
from the Sundays freeze the ground
was frozen half an inch deep. During
that week the corn had come out and
grown two or more inches, but OF
course il was bitten of again \
great many thought It could not pos
sibly come out the second time. some
ploved up the bitten corn and planted
over. some planted between the rows
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BRYAN VISITORS.

Following arc the visitors 90 Bryan
who registered at the municipal was
on yard. Clarence lsbell. stephen
Smith. Allen Hopkins. WIN Hayse. W
l.. Pope. Archie Floyd OF Cross W. a
lsbell. lola: WIN Denman. Edge: W.
n. farrell. Bedias p +. Rouse. Cot
tonwood. less Hicks. Gross; A. ?. Is
bell. Cross. W II. Craddock. Mesa
r. O. Blount. lola. Z. u. Steadman
lola. l.. b. Brinkley Keith j. NJ. Nc
wooten. W. p. Mcwooten. W. A. Rice
sim Rush. lola; J. NJ Thomas ID. 7
Thomas. Bryan. route /; J. +. Rice
Mesa: Smike McClendon. zulch: Jim
Andrews, Zulch; A. A. Campbell, VII
cox: W. j. McClung, John McLedty
Mesa. Roy Ball. Tabor; Jessey vii
son. Edge: J. !. stuckey. J. l.. Taylor
Robert Searcy. lola G.. NJ. Wilson
and family. Zulch. J. W. Harris and
Emmett Jones, Bryan, route T.
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while others waited to see II Il would
come out. and II came out almost TO
a stalk and there was fine crop Of
corn made an over the country that
year. The writer was a small boy in
1873. but there are incidents that came
into his life during that year that so
fixed those dates that he has never
forgotten them.
So let Us all be patient, have our
land well and fully ready and plant as
soon as II rains and we viii yet make
a good crop and make II easier than
We have ever made one before, unless
Il proves TO be an exception to any
dry spring that We have had hereto
fore A. W BUCHANAN.
County Demonstration Agent
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BELIEVES THE CORN
WILL COME OUT
County Farm Demonstration Agent
offers Words Of encouragement
Wait for Rain TO Plant Cotton.

have had many questions asked
me, and have heard much discussion
IN regard to the Sunday morning
freeze, as TO what would be the prob
able outcome or result thercfrom
Whether | thought the corn would
come out and grow. and whether ]
though. II best to plant cotton over
before 4 rains.
In regard to the corn. will say that
II is my firm belief that very large
per centage Of IL, II not all OF il. will
come out and grow In case II should
not come a slow cold rain before the
corn has grown through the frost Bit.
ten portion OF the little stalk do
not think ! ever have seen corn that
had to be planted over on account OF
being killed by frost or freeze. eX.
cept about twice. and that was when
II rained on the frost bitten corn i'm.
mediately following the freeze am
of the opinion that corn that was
large enough TO be joining and was
bitten down will not come out and
grow. am sure that most cotton
that was up is killed outright and, OF
course, will have TO be planted over.
for when the bud OF the cotton plant.
while very small. is killed II never
grows again TO do any good II !
were a cotton farmer | would not
plant over TN II rains a season. I
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And One Does Has often Dlspellsd
Years Of Suffering.


Mayr's Wonderful Remedy can real.
ly be termed WONDERFUL No mat.
ter where you live-you will find PEG.
pie who have suffered with stomach.
Liver and Intestinal Ailments. etc.
and have been restored to health and
are loud in their praise OF this rene
dy. Il acts on the source and foun.
dalton OF these ailments, removing the
poisonous oatarrh and bile accretions,
taking out the inflammation from the
intestinal tract and assists in render.
ing the same antiseptlc. Sufferers
are urged to try one dose-which
alone should relieve your suffering
and convince you that Mayr's Wonder
tul Remedy should restore you to good
health. Put II to a test today. Send
for booklet on Stomach Ailments 10
Geo. II. Mayr. Mfg Chemist. 1856 Whit
ing street. Chicago. or better still. OBJ
tain a bottle from your druggist.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

->>~~~~>~~~~>~~~~~~
The Eagle Il euthcrizsd 70 make the
following announcements. subject TO
the action Of the July Democratic prt
mary:
FOR CONGRESS. SIXTH DISTRICT:
RUFUS HARDY
(of Navarro County,
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
JUDGE JOHN WATSON.
(of cameron)
TOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT:
PROF. w. L. POWERS.
PROF. c. N. BETHANY.
L. r. WILLIAMS. A. NJ. NJ. Acc.
PROF. NOAH COLE.
FOR COMMISSIONER PREc. no. g.
CI.AUD A. BUCHANAN.
c. p. (Clum) FOSTER.
JESSE II. CANNON.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
HORACE o. FERGUSON.
WILL s. HIGGS.
FOR COMMISSIONER PREc. NO. B.
CHARLEY DIsTEFANo.
FOR CONSTABLE PRECINCT NO 4:
J. r. MOON.
FOR COMMISSIONER PREc. no. 1:
BEN MOORE.
L. d. SIMPSON.
J. NJ. ATKINS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
L. ID. MCGEE.
J. T. MALoNEY.
FOR JUSTICE or THE PEACE
PRECINCT NO. g.
N. R. PHILLIPS.
W. W. GAMER.
FOR COMMISSIONER PREC. NO. 2:
NJ. b. casters.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR
JOHN W. HAMILTON.
J. SIDNEY SMITH.
FOR LEGISLATURE. 22D DISTRICT:
o. DAVIS. Anderson. Tex.
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Her Mistake.

An old gentleman OF 81 having TAX
en- to the altar a young damsel OF
about Is, the clergyman said to him
"The font is at the other end OF the
church."
what do ! want VITA the font?'
said the old gentleman.
"oh. | beg your pardon" said the
cleric. Il thought you had brought
this child to be chrlstened. Tit
Bits.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-11
LICE ON STOCK.

Lice injure calves. hogs. horses and
cattle. One or two applications Of
Ross Dead Quick" Spray will posi-
lively rid stock Of lice II kills the
nits and eggs OF lice and insects. Once
tried. you will never be without Il
Sold IN Bryan by T. J. Jenkins.
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No cineh.

Lulu's mother heard a great splash
ing In the bathroom. and upon inves
tigation found her little daughter
standing by the partially filled tub IN
a very bedraggled condition.
why. you see" Lulu explained
I've been trying to walk on the water
and it's no FOOLS job let me tell you.
Exchange.
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Things They Missed.

Alexander the Great never had his
shoes shined by a Greek.
General Sheridan was never
plnched for speeding.
General Sherman never smelled
poison gas.
Lucullus never ate a chocolate nut
sundac
Peter the Hermit never heard Billy
sunday
Balboa never wore a Panama Ex
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-11
WIT AND HUMoR.
Sporting Chance.

An aviator descended In a field and
said to a rather welldressed individ
ual. Here. mind my machine a min
ute. will you?"
What" the well.dressed individual
snarled. Me mind your machine
Why. I'm a United States SENATOR"
well, what OF ~" said the avia
tor. "Ill trust you. News
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Accidentally sareastie.

Mistress-Bridget, told you twice
to have mullins for breakfast Have
you no intellect?
Bridget-No. mum: there's none In
the Christian Register.
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Correct Diagnosis.

The minister hurried down the aisle
and grasped the strangers hand.
Il am glad to see you with us to-
night" he said. Il can see by the ex.
preston ON your face that your are
laboring under some deep sorrow,
some great disappointment"
You are right. came in here
thinking this was a movie. and. hay.
ing got in, l didn't have the nerve to
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-11

Have your screen work done now
before the rush and before warm
weather. Get a set OF porch swings
and seats.-vick Planning Mil. Phone
s5l.
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Deplorable pestltution.

"My poor woman" said the settle
ment worker. what can I do to re
lIeve your distress?"
Can you sing, ma'am?"
"Why-er-a little"
Il wish you'd sing some Of the new
ragtime songs. ma'am. lie and my
husband Amt been to a cabaret in
two years. "-Birmingham Age-Herald
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-11
BARGAIN IN AN AUTO.

We have a brand new Overland
Roadster which we win sell at a dis.
tinct bargain. Call and see Il; II will
sell itself. Eff, PARKS & co.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR sALE-HALF PRIcE-our best
5. c. R. |. Red eggs balance Of sea.
son; si.0O. $3.50 and $500 per i5.-
Richardson 4 KAxmeier. Bryan. Tex.
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get up and walk out."-Michigan Gar
goyle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-11
MRS. T. M. EWING

wishes TO announce that she has an ex-
elusive line OF DRESS GOODS for Spring
and Summer wear. several thousand sam
pies 10 select from NEW YORK manu-
facturcrs and importers. also latest ma
terials for MEMS SHIRTS and table linen
from the famous mills OF Belfast. Ireland.
Retaining the Position a. corsitere for
sPIRELLA COMPANY. Phone ,ss.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-19

Canned Fruit
 ALL THE WEEK Baltimore Pears, large can :. LOG New York State Bartlett Pears
 large cans, ..- 1211c New York State P1uns, 3 cans 2Sc Sliced Pineapple, cans -. 25c White Cherries, cans .....:. 25C Red and Black Raspberries,
 2 cans ................., 25c Pumpkins, can ...,-..... 7c
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SnlytusDit6sI.
gOri6Ias, fr ais sln6rHngSmittel 80
benuten.

SfN"RtNf
Sollonb berIorst bic Dslt, saua
beIonbers bic snslil9en @drteu, mil
uuad6Iissn glumsn5piebeln. SnfOIgc
bss arieses 1T iebt ober tuenis Be-
bari in Oiefen aurusnrtiteln, unb bic
SOlse 1T, baB Der Mlartt nit unOers
tduflt9er @are i6eri9psmmt 1T,
Ulan i9Idgt nun Dor. oaB bic 3tptes
beln 8u &ii9en3psden 8erpenOung
finben, Dieter gsOante III iibrieens
ni9t neu, 6snn man betra4tete bic
8pisbsIn l9On ais eBbar, aIs fs
Dor 400 So6ren in europa einges
fibrt ipurben. SIM Sabre 1875 IieB
Elm 4ntperpener &oufmann, Der cine
grpBe Mense a~nsetauft battle, iie In
Der aii9e 8ubsreiten inter benz Sim
Oruf, baB ie cine feline Dirt bon
&i9enaniebeln fsien. Sin @utor
BON 1929 empfie9lt ie gu tO9en unb
nit Gfiis unO pfeffer gu piir5sn.
pdbreno Der 8otaniit @luItus Inn
bieielbe 3eit Is OOr3og, iie bel einsm
Niener Apotbeter tanDieren 3u Infs
fen. Sollte fi4 bic Sulpenatpiebel
als 9dbrungsmtttel einfibren, 70
mare bas cine neue 8reide, bic in
Die englif9en 4usbungerunssoerIu9e
gef9lagen piirbe, unb an Der bic
gngldnoer IeIbft un~freipiIIigen ans
tell baben.
0b9Iei9 infer GftbetiI9es Gefii6l
T9 baaegen Itrdubt, Oiefe bsrrli9en
8liiten9epd9ie pom rein tuIinariz
I4en @tonbpuntte 8u betra9tsn -
her niir6e 3. 9. bic prd4tige 9oIbs
banblilie nit bolltommener @emiits=
ru9e ber3ebrsn2 - 10 TIT es bod
SatIa4e, Dab bic Sdpaner Diele ibrer
9errlthen Qtltenartsn fir bic aii9e
anbouten, unb lange Sabre, ebe man
Oaran ba4te, bic 8ertrassbdfen benz
eurOpdii4en gertebr gu Offnen, ftans
ben 8Iumen fpie r2ilium 4ureatum" ,
rGtlium Sigrinum', r2ilium Gons
eoIpr" auf benz tdgIi4en aii9en8ets
tel = ia Der 9ume Der Sigerlilie
i'm Sapanif4en apOriz guri bebeutet
peiter ni6ts als &o4IiIie. Die eins
g%eborenen 4inus5tdum ndbren Ii6
meitens BON Der @lebnisz9ili elmer
Qtbart bon v2ilium 8igonteum" unb
in einigen 3eilsn BON China (gins
nan uno S3etf6uan) pflan3en bic
8auern tire 3piebeIn in Die StrDb.
Odder, ippbur6 ie friibreife Rnolz
len er8ielen. lie 3niebeln entbaIten
6auptId9li9 Gtdrte, ober aud 8Ius
TOTE unb 9ertrin. W2an 3erqueti9t
fe unb mn4t guppe oaraus, ooer
to6t iie nit 3uder unb elmer 8unte
aus 5opabobnen,
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eins gier.ambnIns.

Nuf eIner grDBeren Jarm III Is
Islbitperidnbli9 ni9t oussel6lOis
fen, baB einmal stnem pferbe, Rinb
ober fpnItisem Snustier br1ubsn i'm
6rcten ein llnIal 5uTt5Bt Ober baB
Is bon elmer plSBli6en &rantbett
befolIen pirb, iuslde IS gum @eben
unfdbig m19t unb ben 2ransport
nod benz Stan erforbert. Sier3u lit
bic bier obsebiIbste srsambulan5
portreffIi9 geetsnet. unb cine loI4e
foIlte auf teinsr gut sefiibrten Jarm
feblen. Die &onftruttiOn Der Mms
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eyl 81 4
Tiir Tartt INN 6artpn
@nrtem5udlt inter @las.

Sn gefpiHsn 8egsnoen an Der Ut
lantiihen &iiIte, Don Dofbington
iiiolpGrts, bat man cine beIonosre
Gorte pon @urtcn Sur' @ntnidelung
asbraGt, beren 3uht Dor alien 0ors
ouf ~bered5net 1T, bic 5riidte mogli6it
ftil9 auf ben NatEt 3u bringea.
Mdbreno in ben meiiten @genbeu
ole Gurten nit @rFolg son5 i'm
6rcien se5ogeu iusrOen tonnen, bat
Is Iid in sepiiIsu 9otdliidtsn nls
porteiIbaft erpiefen, ie Suerit in gIass
beOedten, a6er ungsbeiSter Habmsns
heetsn nus5uIdsu (iisbe abb. u, uno
is bort nodfen au Iofen, bis fie bsa
ppn ben Rnbmen eingenommemn
Baum ausfiiLen, @iporauf man ole
GenIter unb Rabmen entfernt unb bic
4fan3en Iid peiter ausbreiten Idbt.
Dieter 3peig Der 9urtsns Snbutrie
miro bdufig NIT Gem 3ieben bon Gu
lat berbunben, dhnlid tpie mir es in
ben grcBen Saldts uno @urfens
Srei6bduIern in Der umgegenb BON
Bolton unb anoeren n0rOIi9sn StEbs
ten fiuben. 9a Salat cine isbr bis
beritonosfdbige gflan3s lit. 10 tanu
or i'm Setbft seidt unb in 9IasbeOeds
ten Rdbmenbseten our6 ben Itrengs
item Minter gebra6t peroen, ober Der
Some Tam onfaugs Sanuar in Ole
8eete geIdt unb Die Yflou3en ourin
sur polen GutpidIung sebra9t tpers
ben. 8epor Der Salat gei6nitten
mtrb, pirb cine gsniigenoe an3abI
pou pfIdn3sn in ben eeeigueteu
3pif9enrdumen entferni, I'm Roum
fir ben @urtsnidmeu gu f9affen.
Ya9osm cine Stpeits Salaternte elm
seheimft lit. ptrO Der gauge Baum
Den @urten CUR @srfiigung geTteIlt.
Die fir Die taIten aabmenbeete ges
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ti9nste Groe lit Elm gut gsSiiugter
fanoiaer 2ebm. Do Die 5enfterf9eis
len bic natirti4e 9efenhtuug bes
Gr0retds ourd aegen ooer Fan Oets
binbern, 70 muB fir cine tinitIi6e
gepdIferung ber gflan3en bur6 ouf
ser Oberfldde Der Grbe ober dber ben
Yftan3en ange6ra9te H0bren nit
Spriibporridtung geIprst nerosn.
9iefes 8epdheru Ioute nur am Fris
ben Mioreen an Iounigen 3a9en oors
oenommen lperben, ipo man Quft 3us
I1ilen fam unb bic Sofne Die 5suds
tiqteit duf ben gldttern Der gflan5sn
raid perounIteu maht. auf oieie
Beile Dtrb Der S1dbigung Der
9flansen burn Me6ltau unb anoere
gil3trantbeiten Oorgebeugt.
QuBer fir iorgfaltige 8epdherun9
muB audi fir nu8reiAenoe 8entilas
ton Der Hobmsnbeete geIorgt peroen;
nenn tpenn man bic 2uft 3u ittteno
un6 norm iper6en tdBt, 70 tperOen Die
gflan3en geIapddt unb fir &rants
heiten empfinoli6er gemadt, Die pers
ffieoenen Mletboben, pte man Die
5enfter sfpeds gutter 8entilatiOn oes
8eetes itellen fam, iino IN 4bbils
Dune 2 berani6auli9t. Beroeu ale
bteie 9orTidtsmoBregeln f%orgfdltig
befolst. 70 IaEen iid IN iOlden 8eeten
febr trdftige. raid madienOe pflans
sen 3iehen, heun Der 3u6ter tonn ben
WdFerbeoarf. Die 3eit Der 9epdfes
rung unb bic Semperotut Der Die
9flnr3en umgebeuOen 2uft senau
tontroaieren.
sSn man9en 5dllen, mo man Cur
len nit SaIat 3ufammsn 5iebt. piro
H4.
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cine 5tpedmdBige anOronung Der Bee
ie uno 6enffsrrabmen, iorsfdltige Be-
Ddferung unb 2uftung ber Beete,
obne bic Pflnnsen itartem 2uftaus
dus5uIeBen, itRo MISUNDERSTANDING eli
ner mDgli9lt gIeidmdBisen Semperas
tur. SobalS bic 8itterungsber6dlts
niFe oerdrt IinO, bob cine 5roitges
fdbr dusgei9toFen lit, tpsroen Die
Rnbmen Der 9eete entfernt unO bis
3u fpGterem Gebrai9 fortgeitdpelt.
SelbItbsritdnoli9 1T bas 3iebsn Der
@urten nod bteier MietbObe etpas
tOitfpieliger. als Bel Der Musinat i'm
5reien, bod ptr6 btes our9 ben b0s
beren preis Der Inn mebrere 8oden
friiher s~eernteten 6rii4te reidIi6 tpie,
Der ausgeglidsn.
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Die snsiaat scr 0emHie.

Gar oft BORT man i'm GraEa6r Sic
alage, bob Der Same ni6t oufgeben
mil. Mon 1T ba glei9 nit berz
fdie0enen @rtlGrungen Bel Der 6ano.
Delft muB Der Sarner baran idul0
fein, Der nint teimfdbig getpeien 1T,
pieqeiht tpegen Ieines Differs. DAB
aber Der betreffenOe gartenIiebbaber
Our4 falf6e 4usfdat 1eIbft an Dem
mregelmdBigen aufbliben ieines Gu
mems i9uIb 1T, tommt tim bdttfig
ni4t gum 8emuBtlein. l1nb bod 1T
Is 10! @s miro betm 5Gen nod bel
gu tpenig Die @r0Be 0es Samens fDs
ME bic 3urt4tung Oes aulturIanbes
bea9tet.
Mas brau9t bas 9amentorn gum
aeimen2 9os Samentorn brou6t
gum aeimen 2i4t, Quft unb Wdrme.
Sat es OisIe observation-disclosures,
oann tptrb Der Samen au9 gut auf
gebeu; febIt elmer BON oiefen, 10 brou-
4en mir uns iiber I9Ie9ten AufgonQ
ni4t gu betlogsn. Gben1o fpieIt audi
bic 3ubereitung Der Saater0e cine
groBe Roae. Die saaterOe muB
loder fem, bamit Ole DurseI qlt elm
oringen tann; il tiefer Der 8ooen gez
lofert lit, UNI 10 polItpmmener ent<
pideln fiG Die iungen gfldn89en. 0o
Der metfte Some tlein lit, muB Der
8ooen loder uno tlar fein, bomit Der
aeim Iih burd3pGngen fam. Sit
Der 8oben tlobig unO truitiq. Damn
1T IS fem 8unoer, tpenu 10 biele
4fldn5den ausbleiben. gtber ser Gu
me min ntft MIR aufgeben, Ionbern
sr nil au9 pahfsn; 0aber mub audi
Der gum @eoeiben Der gflonsen not
penoige 8Orrat an Rdbritoffen pors
hanben iein.
Bann fo1 gsiat iperben? 9ieIe
6rage lGbt fif ni6t Isi9t beantfporz
ten. Die 3eit Der q%usfaat ri6tet
iia nab set 8itttrung. syeoo9 ipl
man ni9t 81 ipdt iden. gaatiirli6
1T audi elm gu tribes Sdeu gu pers
meiben, neil Die bGrteren 6rDite oas
I'M 8pDen dngeteimte Samentorn en-
barmungslps pernidten. Obqleid bic
9alptnusfoatseit M}dr3, 4priI un6
Ilai 1T, 10 bat Der 8emiifeaGrtner
OOd bas gauge 6riibid6r unb ben
9on3en Sommer binbur9 81 TGen.
SIT man Elm 5rsunO ser griinen
@rbIen, 70 iperoen oiele bon M1rs
Bis SuIi bret Bis piermaI in be-
Itimmten 3nH9enrGumen 9eIGt.
9obnen fat man einigemal bon Qn>
fang Mai Bis Mitte SUM. au6
Sommerfnlate, 4oblrabi, MirFnQ.
8IumentpbI, Gubipien, Spinat, Qes
terrible, Rooies unb Mettife fuer0en
apsis bis piermal uusseIdt, Inn ims
msr Ra9nuhs Su bdben. Bintsrs
lat man fosar nod i'm @uauif unS
iamt man iosar nod i'm augut uno
svksists.
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bnIan3 IT enc iebr einFdfe unb aebt
aus Der abbilbung bentli9 berbor.
I'm bns 9eben pber Serauf5ieben
beS berungliidten 3ierss ouf bic
platform bes GefGbrteS sa srlsi9=
tern, III basielbe nit Ie4r niebrisen
3GOern Derfeben, unD psrbsn porber
bic bintersn Rdber DON Der M9Ie
eei9obeu, fobaB bic platform i9rGg
auf Der Grbs duflitgt. Die pIdts
form 1T NIT Riemen berTeben. nit
tels 6erer bns 9ter auf Der qlats
form feitseI9nont pirb.
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@i9sruns bes mobbaus
hes. lin btim Sdnsibsrn bas
MaB niht INNER bpH Der GGuIter
rutiden gu Iailsn, ndbt man Ii9, 6
Coll BON isOsm Gnbe sntisrut, bic
9dlfte zines DrndtRopfes an unb
oridt BEL Ridtssbrou6 n, enoeu
5uIammen. MaH aeipObnt Tid Idnell
oaran uno entbebrt Is oaan unaern
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Selluteeetc Weigppen Ger SeftllQItpN
Der geete.
Der @nrfsniainrn 5usrit ALIEN in
feline Grobeertorbden geiGt unb in
bsionoersm 3rsibbaus ouFge3pgen.
Nsun bic gflan5eu 8 Bis u 3oll
bod Iinb, peroen Diele militant benz
RDrbden an Den i'm Rabmenbsst frsi,
semohten GtsIen spiT6en benz Gas
lat singefebt, in 3piI6enrGumen bon
,tiDa 2 Bis 8 5ub. 3isie 3u9tmes
tbobs srm6elidt e. Dem 3iidter, bic
5ruht ftiiber gu srntsn unb auf ben
] Naartt gu bringsn. lofpie bos Aab-
meu6set LANCER fir Den SaIutbou gu
beHuben.
Die SauptbsoiHgungen fir cine e.
sfolgrsihs Grnte bel bisfsr Nrt Der
l@urien5rht iinS Elm eutes 8eritGnSs
llis fir bic geOiirfnihs Der gfIonsen,
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Qlein lieber SER Msoattionar:-
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8osbaft. Sungsr Monn:
.Sa, meme 9dmeu. fir mid beoeus
ten bic Srauen nod INNER Die Sterne
am 9ebaisbimmel.
5rduIsin Mlis3e: rSa, frsilih, baa
f0unts benz Germ 70 pafen".
Sungsr Mlann: Sd bsgreife niht"
6rGulein Mieae: sGi, mein idus
berer 6err, Die Stsrue tommen
obsnos un0 ssbea ~ Der arES!"
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90 b1l0 ais
Dis i'd E Sf6ebns
9ebabt BEN, ben
i'd mid ben SoteI
prOpreieter getdts
telt unO ben inn
geiast, baB bic
2iS3ie mas meme
alte Is, Dos Gene
aus mid psitere
0eht non
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lbet. Gum 8ebeden Der Munbe fptrb
9olatesr benuBt, tper etpus iauberer
Dorgeben mill, nimmt SO%bOformtols
lpbtum.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-21
WHY PRESIDENTS IF bIG RAILROADS
 SUPPORT WILSON
Special to The Republican,

NEW YORK. Oct 20.-An eXplana- tion Of the action of presidents of presidents of great railroad systems who have recently declared their sup port Of President Woodrow Wilson was suggested here tonight by Henry J- Allen of Kansas. in speech on the Adamson law.
 The more the railroad trainmen study this bill." said Mir Allen. the more they will dislike it. And the more the railroad presidents contem- plate it the greater their satisfaction with it Perhaps you have been sur urised Co note that the heads of cer- tam great railroads have recently made public letters in which they urge tho reelection of President Wilson.
 ~l am not surprised under the pro- visions of the Adamson law, railroad capital Is no longer menaced by rail- road unionism. for congress becomes the source of settlement and they can deal more easily with organized pol lucs than with organized labor.
 The administration has handed the sword for labor to kill itself" contin- uod Mir Allen Why are Lovett, chair man of the Union Pacific, and F, D. Underwood. president of the Erie com pany. SO enthusiastic for Wilson? Is e. because they are so displeased with the Atkinson act?
 Where is the nigger in the wood pile Is labor to be the goat? Was rhis bill a gun loaded by labor or gun loaded for labor? This wage in crease did not come out of Wilson's pocket or out of the pocket of the ad- ministration. No eight hour day with ten hour pay for the railway postal clerks or other postal employees. No, c slnr fts hn administration appropriation bill.
 Labor is again the football of pol itics How often have it's sage Coun- senors warned it away from entangling political alliances? One proud boast of labor has been that it's vote could neither be bought or delivered. Has }, endured until now only to be sold Go the party soliciting this vote with a rainbow just before election?"