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The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-18
MANY VALUABLE PRIZES TO BE
 AWARDED

Elaborate preparations are being made by the Cordova Volunteer Fire Department for it's annual masquerade ball, to be held at Eagle Hall on Sat urday night, December 30. An excel lent orchestra has been engaged, the hall will be appropriately decorated, the floor put in excellent shape and everybody supplied with an abundance of serpentine. The admission has been fixed at one dollar a couple.
 This is to be strictly 8 masquerade affair, and those who are not masked will have to sit on the side lines. as the floor will be reserved for the par tiCipants in the contests for the prizes, who must be in costume and masked. Speaking of prizes, there will be many of them, and all have an intrinsic value. The local business men have responded literally, and the commit tee announces that the following con tributions have been made, and also to whom the prizes will be awarded
 LIST OF PRIZES FOR LADIES.
 Best Dressed Lady First prize, silk umbrella, donated by Mrs. Kate Rolfe.
 Best Dressed Lady - Second prize, one electric flat iron, donated by the Cordova Power Co.
 Most Original Costume-Silk waist, donated by Will Clayson.
 Best Sustained Character First prize, manicure set, donated by Nor thern Drug Go.
 Best Sustained Character - Second prize, one pillow cover, donated by E. A. Hegg.
 Most Comical Character First prize, one box perfume, donated by CordoVa Drug Co.
 Most Comical Character = Second prize, one cake, donated by Boss Bakery.
 Best Group - First prize, dinner party for four, Skaters Restaurant.
 Best Group Second prize, $500 cash, donated by Alaska s. s. Go.
 Best Topsy - One sack flour, do- mated by Cooperative Trading Co.
 Best Dressed Fire Lady - Cut glass salt and pepper, donated by Ben Os. born.
 Special Prize (option of iudges) - Electric coffee percolator, donated by Northwestern Hardware Go. MEMS PRIZES. Best Dressed Man First prize, bas-
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-18

Valdez has three basketball teams and lively rivalry is on hand for the championship.
 Yukoners contributed to the Cana dian Yukon Patriotic Fund during the month of October the sum of $5,. SO7.s6.
 Gene Every, an old timer of the Nome section, died recently at Holy Cross hospital at that place recently after an illness of month.
 There are five mercantile establish ments in the native town of Metla- kahtla run by native merchants.
 Judge Bunnell, of the Fourth divi- sion district court, recently travelled 371 miles by dog team to hold court in Valdez, the judge at this place be- ing disqualified to serve.
 The Women's Protective League of Dawson is now circulating a petition to be forwarded to the capital at Ot- tawa, praying for woman suffrage in Yukon territory.
 The Alaska road commission has let several contracts at Nome for stalking the winter trails in various parts of the peninsula
 new cannery for the Wrangell district is projected for the 1917 sea son. The Moves Island Packing Com pany, an Anacortes concern, is making arrangements to build a one-line can nery at Moves island in the near flu t.re.
 The farmers of Dawson and vicinity this season harvested the largest and finest potato crop ever grown in the district. The value of the crop is es- timated at from $25,OOO to $30, 1000 and will be sufficient to last until harvest time next season.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-18
NEGRO LABORERS MIGRATING
 NORTH

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. IS. - In an eff. fort to check the widespread migra- tion of southern negroes to northern labor fields, negro leaders and white economists have joined forces and at mass-meetings which are being held generally are pointing out that no permanent gain awaits the average negro in the north. It is estimated that fully 100000 negroes already have left the southern states since the northward movement began last sum mer
 Alluring offers of high wages and easy work made by labor agents in all parts of the south appear to have met with a general response from negroes in all sections. Varied reasons have been advanced for the apparent will lingness of so many negroes to leave their homes.
 A serious shortage of labor in the cotton fields next spring and summer is feared if the exodus continues.
 When the movement began several months ago it was not viewed serious ly, but when labor agents were sue cessful in inducing thousands of ne groes to go north to work, employers of labor in the south became alarmed. Efforts were made to hamper the agents by law. In some cities ordin- ances providing a prohibitiye license fee for such agents were passed. Old laws were scanned to ascertain if some means could be found to stay the migration. These efforts resulted in slight checks, but in the main the movement has continued on a large scale.
 The negroes were brought in from the country and small towns to con centration camps and in many in stances shipped north in trainload lots. After several hundred had been col. lected at Montgomery, Alabama, some. th1ng went amiss with the agents plans and the negroes were left with. out money and away from home. It was then that the situation was first taken seriously in Alabama.
 In most cases the southern negroes have been placed where labor has been scarce in the more thickly popu- lated districts, Reports of their welfare vary, but those which have gained the widest circulation in the south tell of hardships suffered prin- cipally because of the cold weather which the negro as a race cannot stand. One report told of an old negro farmer who had sold everything he owned but a mule, and had gone north. Soon after cold weather came his wife received this telegram: Sell the mule and send money to me. It's cold and I want to come home"
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-18

ket of wine, donated by Alaskan Hotel.
 Best Dressed Man Second prize, One box of Monopoles, donated by the Northern saloon
 Most Original Costume First prize, bath robe, donated by Blum, O'NeiIl Co.
 Best Sustained Character First prize, half ton of coal, donated by the Alaska Transfer Co Best Sustained Character - Second prize, one box cigars, donated by Thompson & Murphy.
 Most Comical Character First prize, one hat, donated by Finkelstein & Sapiro. Most Comicai Character Second prize, One flash light, donated by John Rawson.
 Best Group - First prize, dinner for four, Fred's Place.
 Best Group Second prize, two bottles of Cliquot, donated by O'Brien & Simpson.
 Best Tramp One meerschaum pipe, donated by Horseshoe Liquor Co.
 Best Fireman One humidor, do- mated by Cordova House.
 Best Hebrew Character One side bacon, donated by Northern Meat Market
 Special Prize (option of judges) - One basket wine, donated by Thomas Davis.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-18

The Dawson News says the Yukon river was open and flowing past Daw- son for six months during the 1916 season. This is the second year on record that the river has been open six months.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-18
INSURANCE

FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDENT
 Insure your property against fire in reliable Insurance Companies.
 We represent the Niagara. London, Phoenix, Hartford, Northern, Globe and Rutgers, and others; all strong Board Companies.
 We also represent the Maryland Casualty Company, and issue Fidelity and Surety Bonds.
 Northwestern Realty & Trust Co.
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anh in bic WtoISau
Riitsr iebt bic DerbiiHbeten bur9 bic
u0roIi&n aarpat9sa Elm,
Der Wiberftnrlb ber Rumduen unb bet
RuHea iiberaa sebrcden.

Berlin, "a. RoS. auf brdbtloien'
Wege na5 SappilIs. WGhrenb b;,
Seutfden urb Sitsrreibii9:u armesh
unauTbaItiam in Der weitli4eu Wal'
Label oorriiden, Iagt Die lleberie.s
Raari5ten QssHtur. babsn sleiase;'
tia bic 9erbiubsteu cine SffenfiDe m
ben n0rbli4en aarpatben segsn ots
Moloau besonnen. 4us bel Gefs6ten.
bi. ouf benz lebten Stiid ungarTIden
gobsns ItattssfunbsH, bas iid nod IN
geiis Der Ruhsn befaHb, m Der Tdbs
bss Sulsbes paii.s. bat nd eins sros
Be S5la6t in ben Bergen sntiuidslt.
gn bieiem sbsil Der Jrrnt mar bi.
Offeniipe Der Qrmee bes Generals pom
Ora, bic oi, Rumdneu suriidsetriebsE
bate, gum StinftaHb setommsn- Die
9erg., bic ,uerit pon ben Rumdnen
unb bann Don ben Ruhen angegrifTea
purbsn, nnrsn fir 9er.seibisunss'
sipsde far. befeIiigt porOsH. Sie RuI'
fen mobtsn bier b.ionbers peftise INT
ifrensuns.n, bic Seiterrslsaer pieSer
suriidsutreiben. 2lber IN einer gRt-
feruna bon niht mebr als 33 WasiIsu
iii6rt bic @pimss paBftrase In bic
Muloau binein uHb peitsr fiibIih
aud Der llaa, Dena umo o<r SituS'
qab.
9i. EuFsn 3ossn in bis'sr Geseno
ali. iArs R.ierOsu suiammcH ano srifs
fen einmai no6 bem aHbsrn IN imme,
,iirssrsn 3piI4enrdumen cn. Dom
4. Biz gum s. Ropeul5sr eeldng ss ibs
rien, fIeine tenlporGre 0ortbeile ~ ers
rinsen, innem iie, obne Fadfidt anf
ibr. fur6tbaren YsrIufte INNER neus
Stnaren gtgen be Steuungen Der
S.fierreider autriebeu.
Mm 10. RoDember sinsen aber bic
beuti6 5ffsrrei4ii9en g,rbiinbeten
gum 2tnsriff iiber, unb f, erpberten in
.inem 5ase bas gdn5e @slanbe suriid
sic iebten bonn lire SfisniiOe fort.
Sbr 0orriiden purbs burh bube Der.
&c, bic i'm Wess lasen, erif,pert, IN
sinsm 3siiraum BON "a GtLnben spurs
ben aber ale 6irbsrniiTe iiteripunben
unS bic 9srbiinbsten errsirtten bas
Gebirssborf Sulsbes.
Die ruiiii6e Jroui, bic fid bis bes
BIN pOn Weiten nddb Often 6insos,
purbs baburdb in cine Don gaorbsu
nod 5iibsn sebenbs ainis aesmungen.
% ,pa1 siss eia ie4r ssi&tsass saitis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-25
Als etaen 2lft Der 9eisbeit
ge3si4nst bas gerliner .SasebIatt-
bic gertreibung Der GeianDten
aus 4tben,
lnS erIIGrt, baB bic entente Ttd9ts
Gris9snIanb tbrem G3rgsia
ppfern polleH.

8erIin "a. Roo. Quf brabtIo'
lem 8egs na9 SapOiGe. Der unter'
Zee yla9rtaten Qgertur 5ufolse fagte
bus .8erIiner SagebIatt- IN etnem
Gommeutar iiber bic @ertreihung Der
GeiaHbtsu Der Gsntralmdats aus
Gris4enIaub ME foIgt:
.2luf bief. @eifs purbe nun ein:
Situation gei4affeu, ipeIbe FONT uur
in siRsm feinbli6en 2anos ober i'm
Sale sirss I65redens Der biplomatts
I6en gesisbuHgeu m0gIi5 fem Mir
be. Die Grteute Rd6te bstiimmern
iia nidt i'm gertngftsn nm bas
90ltsrrsft uu0 I'M bic tnternatios
HaIen GebrGu5e Der ciDiltitrten gBe.t
ooer I'M ben euteH 8iIeH neutraIsr
Gtaatsu. Cffsne 5einoTeligtetten
ipie bic GrtIdrung zines ariesss ma
rem nod cir auitGHbigsr unb muthts
ger Oft gepeTsn I'M @ergIea gu benz,
mas m GriefenluaS DOT ii3 stHg.
qbsr bic gntents bat bic Gbiitt,
9rte6eulaitb tbrem gbrgei5 81
ppfern-.
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ssrans sJpiepbs Mbi1ieSs'
@prfe
9ln Iein gpIt, an bic Qrmee unb bic
SlDtte in @ien oer0ffent!I1t.
Gr ipri6t fir bic Inn unO fetnsm
SauTe beipieIene Sreue ietnen
iHni9iten 9ont aus
lInb btttet, bieIetbe AUDI Ieinem geG4'
fplser gu belDabren.

2onbon, "a. giop. Giner Reuter
0speiae aus @ien 3ufoIge puroen II
elmer grtra gtusgabe Der listener
3eituns4 TOIssnoe glbIaiebsporte oes
Sqiierg SruRs Soiepb an ietn Bolt.
bic 2Irmee uub bic 5IOtte oer0fteTlt'
Ii6t:
,Meinern gsIisbteu 8olte iprede t5
ben innisiten Dant aus fir feline mir
uRp meinem Sauie iopohl IN oen Sa'
gen beg 9Iuts ais Der 2rauer bepie'
iene Sreue. Die Qtufri9tistett oieter
3uneigung bat mir tpobIgetbau uuo
mir CUR @rfiiuung metHer toilerIt4eH
pfli6ten &raft gegebeu. yloge bus
@plt fortfabren, oasIel5e putriotiibe
@efiibI aud meinem RG4foIeer an be-
pabren.
,Uteiner Qrmee uttb meiner 6lotts
qsgeniiber be9e i'd bas Gefiibl oeS
tiefIten Sdntes fir beren Supferteit,
sreue unb Singabe. S6re Siege ere
fiilten mid NIT itoI5er 5reube uno
ibr WlibgeI9id nit f9mer3Iiaer
grauer. Ser por5iigli9e Geiif, DeI6er
gu allen 3eiteu meine gIrmec uuO mei'
ne SIotte iotpie bic 2anopebr beieel'
te, lit mir cine gurgi6uft, odb metn
9}q4foleer fc6 ebeniO auf Iie psrIal-
ZEN fam ME ith ieIbit."
Dompfer perfeuft.
2pnbor, "a. Ron. Der brttif5e
9ampfer rGrnaHon" BON 5000 SDn-
nen, unb Der Idnebifhe 0ampfer
.artbur" bon 1850 3onnen, itnb pom
beuti6en llrterieebocten oerIenti NOT.
ben Die gdusungeu beiber Dams
.pfsr fnb ssIanoet ipOrbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-25

bate. Crit am Greitag RG6mtttag
su6er bic Merifdner ben aampf auf
unb bef4Iofen, bas Document Su uns
teT5ei6nen. +
sc tpurOs am sgreitug beturnt, baB
bic meritGnif6en StommtFdre bic
&nseIeger6ett erit benz General Cars
rdn3u unterbreiten tpouten, nm feine
Snitruttton 5u erbdIten, d5er bic Mmss
rttaner ppponirten aus benz Srunbs
tas cine peitere @er85gerung ni9t
1at9Tnm lei. Die Iaeritaner tpareu
aber INNER mod ni9t Milens, bas
Qbtommsn 81 unteraei9nen, Big lie
buruuf dufmerffdm geuu4t ipurben,
CAP bic &orrdponber5, tpeI6e gu Der
@rnerHung einer aemeinI8uftltcben
SUmmiTton fiibrte, bic lInterbrettung
etnsr 8eretnburung unb beren Ratifts
5ierung bur6 bic reipettiber Reeies
rungsu porfub. gs purbe dGo Uiel
rertbootIe 3ett aefpart psroer, tpenH
Elm unter5ei6netes @rempldr bes pro'
trtous garransa ppreeIegt tpiirbe.
Die merttdniTaeSommiFdre fimm4
ten benz 8srtaneer su, baB nu4 Der
Suriif5iebung Der amert.aniI6er
Sruppen merituniI6es U1iIitdr bus
gerGunte 8ebtst 6efeBeu ioLle. Die
gertbetlung besfeGben Ion ober benz
merifqniIaeu 8efebt8bdber orheim ge'
fteLt peroen. Der @ereraI 9erTbing
ION ebentueG bas Re8t buben, fir ben
Sransport feiner Sruppen unb ieiner
@orrGtbe Die ga6n nach Suare5 81
beniiber.
gtue @orf9ldge Der meritariIhm
&omnliITGre, betrsffeub bic ettpuige
Oouer Der gerfolgunq BON SanDiten
iiber bic @ren3e, bic Q(rt Der Beparr'
nuna Der 8erfolger II. a., lpurOen oon
ben amerifdnern 5uriidgelpieIen, od
tetnen 8ei9rGnfungen 5ugelttmast
tperbsn t1nne.
Die meritantf9en &ommtfdre tpolla
ten F5 bariber, oh @urrGn5d oas
prototoQ beitdtigen peroe. nt4t auss
laTIeu. Mdbrenb Der gGn5en &onTea
rens, pel6e om 4, September beganrt,
batten fie barauf beitunbeH, bal B ibre
Reqierunq niemaIs elmer 9erlsBur9
meritaniI9en Gebietes 5uitimmeH
tperbe.
G9on gang tur5 na9 Der llHte-'
seianung beg 9rutotons begannen pTs
Wlitglieber Der &Onferen5 ab3ureileTt,
g6e bic Ratt fam, botten Die amert7
taniI8en &ommiiidre fdmmtlid bic
Stabt perlaiien unb Serr Punt, et1sr
Der Meritoner, hefunb iid auf Der
5abrt na5 g}ep yort. Die aHbersa
Ueitglieber Der meritanii6en &om'
million perben in etli9en Sugen abe
reiieu.
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| f6ergrfoIg fir bic gerbiinbetsu II. q
tourbs iofort ausgeniibt. Die gr0Bts;,
S6pi.risteiten tpnren a6er gu i6er'
Dinbsn. SteiIe Berge, BON bsneu ~
aige cine S59e BON $500 SUB babsr,
mubtsu ssnommen tperbsu nnb biz
9erbiinbstsn mubten Biz nett. N bas
9utna Sbal oororingen.
9m Il. Robember frnroe bas Tb1l
iibsridrittsn. .0isi.rGrfpIs :nGentrum
ma4t. Ii5 iofort ar ben setoen Glii'
aslu fiibt6ar. am rsften fJ,iissl riids
ten bi. SFerreitiI5 unsarifhen
lruppsn geaen ben 9etas 9ab Dor,
mas ben Riid3us Der FuFsn i'm 8ds
roseuIiu Gaco sbal H6tbis madts.
Sal. slsid3eitig uHtsrbrud,eH uugaris
f6e 5ruppen bic apmmuHltutionsltni.
Der RuFsn NIT Der gro5erung BON
Salarpniafd.
Die RuiIen ipurbeH babur5 per6tus
tert, tire 5ruppsr 5,piI6en b.m
sulgbes unb Dem getas g3ab bin IND
ser gu idisbsn. Die @er6;inoeten ifan
ben bann auf bsm 1900 Mster bO6.n
Suuhes Dloteou. bsiIer BefiR iiber
bag S6idial Ses IsB:sn Wintels IN
Sisben6iirgen sntItei0sH mug, Der
nod pon ben RuFeu befebl 1T.
Die gruppen bes Generals bon
TalfeNbapn iinb ben Rumdnen, bic
iia mad bem 9GIts OOer alutasSlub
5uriidaisben, bi9t auf ben Gerien.
Dieter Slug 5itbet .ia iebr fOrmibab'
Ies 5inSernib fir Oas 9orriiden einsr
armee. Der m fetHsm oberen 2aufs
isfr idnelI fIisbenoe gebirgsitrOm
br.itet iid in pislen gtrnen aui Der
gbene aus. Die Bride bei Slatina
III mehr aIs 1900 Gub lang.
Die RuniGnen toH5sntrtreu ibrs
Sruppen an Si.ier 2iHie, mo- fie often,
bar beabiidtigen, Stanb gu baIten.
9lm Dounerftas purosn iie DON beuts
i9eu 4oiatiieru pie6srbolt Lungs Der
mad 9u.dreit fiibreHoen Giieubabn
anseariffen.
Die Seiierrti6sr uno OeIti9en bas
ben aud SurmlsSepertH an Der DO,
nau genommen, unb bd AUDI bas rus
mduii9e Srippa genouimen ipurbe.
iinb bic RumGnen In Der ipeitliGen
gde Der Walla6ei poIIitdnbia dbae,
idnitten. 8isisn 9ruppsm bleibt
iest ausemideiulib ni4ts anberss
iibris, ala ii@ gu erseben ober iia In
bic benahbarten 9eres 3uriidsusisben,
mo lie aber taum i'm Stdnbe isin
iperben, BON alien Seitsn abgeI9nits
ten. iih lanse 5u bebaupten.
Wie es iebt ideint, bedbiihtisen bic
gerbiinbsttn Don brsi Seiten segen
gutdreit boranriiden: bic Sruppen oss
Generals BON Gdltsublpu ppn Dsiteu
Der, bte DeutT6sn unb Oefterrei6er
pom BrebeaI unb Scrsbureer gaB aus
bonn Rorben unb bic Sruppen bes
-
GelbmdrihalIs pm WddenIeu pom
Siben obsr Siiboiten br. gBo feline
Sruppen iiber bic Donnu gesanasn
iina 70 nD4 nt&t senaa tssaaat
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0egen rumdniitbe Ssranc-
firenrs
Wirb tn ber energif9ften
Meife oorsegangeu
nerOen.

Berlin, %. Roo. quf trabtIpieH
Nege an bic Qlfpciirte qrsfs iiber
Sapoiqs, "a. Rpo. Die oitrrsi9iI9s
beutI6tn Sruppsn in Nundrien ftno
angepieIen norben, ni6t uur giDilis
item, Die 5ruppen Der 9erbinbeteH un'
greifen, in Der itrengiteu @eiie sur
@erantportung gu sie5en, iunbern
aud bic 2otaI6eb5rben. @s ipirb Of
fi3iea ansefiinbist, bab ipieOerbOIt Bon
GiOiliiten bon sinem Sintsrbalt aus
auf 9ransporttoIonnen sei1oHen
spuyos unS Sts Ju5rIsrts ssaS 9esIe:s
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Die Ar,nee oes Selomar(6aqs pom 2Ia6en(en an
me6 6reren 2suueteu n6er sic 9onan gegangen.
Sic 8crbiinoeten riifen, tpic e id)eint,
Setten 9egen 8ufaret bot.
iibrigsn 5beiI Der Jront aat ii4 ui4ts
Bidtises ereisnst.
Dom turtif6en arisess
j4auplnb.

f4auplab.
bon, "a. Rob. Cine Serfpdr
tete tiirtiIhe 8etanntma9ung, BON
10. Hopsmber batirt, 1T bier singstrois
fen. Sis Ialitet, bab an oifen Gag:
bic siirten ibreH redtsn Gfiisef I'M
aauiaius an elmer Gror,t rpn betnnbe
20 Weilen porsddobtn baOsn unb am
ndhften Sage bic Sruppen in elmer
anberen Ri9tung an einr anssfdbr
ebenIO Iansen Grout Dorriitteu.
an Der dspptifden Srrnt. beibt e
in beu geridt. i6tus.n Sis siir,eu
am 15. glopsmber fetnbl,6s sruppeHs
abt1siluusen auriid, bic untsr benz
Gbub pon 9trtillerie uub Wofdineil>
s.Idiisen berfu4t batten. ben G6u
pab gu foreiren.
Was Wien Ii Der bieGriess.
+ lage su bsri6t.n Sat.
Wien, "a. Roo. lle6er 2onDon.
Die fols.nos offisiene getanntmas
dung ipurbe am Greitas bonn I. {.
ariegsminiitsritm erIaHsn:
.Seiili6 bon SrIopa ba6en oiter'
reidifdb uugariIfe uno beutf4s
Sruppeu ben Seinb suriitssIhlaeen.
Surnu Seperin ipurbe Don unIeren
Sruppen ssrommen. Die 8crbuten Der
5iterreidif6 unsariF6en sruppen.
bic BON Graioba aus in ipsfliderRi6e
tuna porriidsn, baben ben atits5Iub
erreitt. 5n Der Rimnld 9oleea
gesenb lsifist Der Ssinb, INNER nod
iebr b.ftisen Dibsrftano.
sSront bes priu5en osppOlo bon
gapern: unIer JIisssrIsutnunt pop.,
Iuf ipurbe pdbrenb zines Grtuuoi-
eunesflugss n6rbli4 Don grobb BON
brsi ruiiifdeH aampf aferOplan.n
ausesriffsH, bic er aber sur GIu5t
5pans. sic fiiir5ien btutsr ihrer eiss>
nsn Ginie db.
StaIisnift.r arisssfd,auplas: Tads
Dem bas Wetter fi9 pieS:- sttpas g..
beifert, bdben bic 4rtineriegefette
tpiebtr on Derifiebenen puu.t.n an
Der Gront begonn.n, namsn.li4 auF
bem gario plateau, fie poren ober
nirsenbs febr bsftissr grt.
Seit bret Sagen herrT4t
Rubs an Der Somme
Berlin, "a. RoD. Iuf brabtlOFsm
Wege an bic 2(Toeiirte qrsfIe iibsr
Sappills, q. 9. Die Rubs. tie felt br.i
9agsn an Der tpeiilibeu Gront ses
bsrridt. pirb bier babtn ausselest,
baB entpebsr bic Wini.riiigs eingstres
len ~, ODER oaB ole 1uHrtcn nlr etTe
pauie MAIDEN. um althsm gu ih0pfen
fir ben WieeerbesinH bT Difenfipe.
Der RorreTponSeut b.s r9ptaIsGn-
seigers' isIssrapbirt bonn beutiden
srOb.n Sailptquartier. bab bas aeb.
iers pabrfhsinli9 Der TalI in unb bic
auiirisn anfdsinenb ihre ardft. Fir
nsue ansriffe on Der CONNIE ubsr an.
oersipO Iammsln. Der aorrsTponbsnt
fiist binsu. bab bic DeutIhen fiir ibs
rem gmpfans pOrbereitst ieien. 10.
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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-07-21
Had Reason for Labor.

One day a Chinese philosopher was
meditating in the fields outside the
city of Tientsin. He noticed woman
weeping bitterly beside a fresh grave
which she was tanning vigorously. He
was touched by her evident grief, and
said:
''Oh, sorrowful one, what is your
trouble?"
your Honorable Excellency, my
husband is dead"
mo doubt he was good husband
and you are to be pitied, hut why are
you tanning his grave"
Exalted one,'' replied the woman
and her voice choked with sobs-"my
husband made me promise not to mar
ry again until his grave was dry"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-07-21
WORK ON THE LAWN

How are the lawn and home
grounds in general? Are they all that
should make summer home life enjoy
able and a pleasing sight to the pass
erby?
If the lawn is patchy and bare in
spots, keep on seeding it the whole
summer through; the seed will final
ly catch and fill up the bare places.
White clover is a fine lawn plant,
but many find that it dies out after a
few years. White clover, as all the
clovers, is a biennial, completely dy-
ing after the second year. If the lawn
is kept closely clipped, white clover
seed should be sown each fall or
spring to insure a permanent stand.
The same result may be secured by
not moving in the fall, allowing the
plants to blossom and seed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-07-21
Women Compete in EarnnMork,

Fhe war has driven patriotic Eng
lish women to take up farmwork so as
to relieve men needed at the front.
Nearly four thousand persons watched
a hundred women and girls in farm
work field day" competition on Sir
Thomas Acland's estate at Killerton,
DevonShire.
The events included plowing, roll
ing, narrowing, milking, sheep shear
ing and harnessing and driving horse.
A fifteen-year-old girl, Miss Smith,
of Woodbury., Salterton. who has two
brothers at the front, won chief hon
Ors. She took first prize for harness.
ing and driving a farm horse, first for
spreading manure and second for
milking.
The spectators were especially
struck by the way in which the wom-
an shearers tackled the long-wooled
Devon sheep, some of which were
heavier than the competitors. The
judges said the women in this line
were superior to many male farm
hands.