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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07

isit gu. WsiiIi9 bon Der nans be.
fdrGuttsn ii4 bic SnFantsrietGmpis
Iauf 9dmpfe nit 9anbsranotsn
nprb0itlib con glbp:purt.
.SeItIih BON Der Mtdas, IiOIiG
BON Dpuoumont unb i'm GaiIlettss
ggaIbe rpurbe Elm frau50Fiber On.
griFf nod einem 9obtampfe bon
mebrtren 6tun6en 3ausr auriidass
i1logsn. Die 3eutIaen bIieben i'm
OplIen 8efib ibrsr Stsaunsen.
aDos Roibous BON 2ins, S}rant,
reid. iit ausgebrannt. Die 8ibIiOs
tbetarin, cine frnn8SiiIde 5rau,
pabIte bic ipertpolfen Bidder aus,
rei6te iie ben beutiden Solboten,
bic cine 9ette gebilbst batten, nm
bic Bidder aus benz @ebGube ent-
fernen gu t0nnen. Die 2ilIer Seus
ernebr mar nibt in Der Gage, bas
RatbouS gu retteH, es gelang ibr
ieoO4, elm neiteres llmT9greifen bss
5euerS 81 perminbern.
aBie uadtrd9Iib mitge.eiIt pirb,
purben am 3. 2lpril bel Sort be Ia
Gboume Elm fron3oiiI6er @eyopInn
limb elm onoerer i'm ggoloe con
3bierbiIs. iubpetIih bon @erbun,
obgeIboTsn.
mQm 1. Moi i3ob 2eutnont
9oeIte iiber ben Pfefferbo6en feinen
Is. feinbIihen 2terOpIon ob. gorbs
lid bon Der 5eitung ct. MidsG
fboB SberIsutnaut bon 9lItbaus Iei.
nen 8. feinbltdsn 2tsropIan ob.
rOeftlider uno Saltonsarieoss
| fbonpIaB: gidt8 gu beridten."
Berlin, ii6sr epubpn, 8 Moi
Die oeutfhe aomiroIitdt erIieB ges
tern folgenoe Wlitteilung:
Aim Wlontog griffen ocutTcbt
2uftibiffe bic miIitGriTben GtobIiI.
Tements Der 9auiIen i'm MonosSuuDs
(n6rbli6 BON Der Suiel OeIeD uno
in pernou Tan Der 0Itli6en SiiItc
, oes 8uiens BON Rigo) NIT gutem
| (SrToIde nu. Gie fehrtfn unhfTrhGs
bigt 3uriid.
D9leih3eiti9 belegteh ilnTere Geros
plane bic militdrii4en gtnlagen uno
oos PopenboIms5lugtel ouf Der
Suiel OeIeI nit gontben. Die 9(es
topIone tebrten unbef9dbigt 3uriid.
Gute Wirtungen purben beobn6tet.
y9lm eleicben Gage grifF Elm feinbs
li6es 2uftgei6pnber uniere 5lot'
tenitation in 2ibau, 9urlonb, an.
llniere 8eIdiiBe 3rpdngen oosfeIbc
8ur 6lu9t, obne bob es fsinen 3tped
erreid3t bate.
Berlin, 8. W}oi, brobtlos nod
(5agbille, g. s. 9fn Der itolienis
ihen 5ront fperoen md elmer 1sTfris
gen Wlittsiluug bes Generolfiobes
Der 0iterreidiid uugortt9er Mrs
NEE bic admpfe su BEnifsn Der
iterreihiI6sunddriEdtn 2trmee fprts
geiebt. Der 8erid)i loutet:
sWdbrenb Der RdmpFe i'm abos
llosabfbaiit mahten mir 81 aIpini
8u 9tforssnen. StoIienif6e 4ns
stiffs gegen unfere Steuungsn BEL
Gro6abel, qlnrona uub 8ufre6oo
fr,InnAr fnhI
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
Bulletin

eunouu, 3. Mui. Srci ltnter-
ssiflusr Der repn6lifaniId5en grOfla-
nation in SrlanS iinS fricgseeridlt'
lid ucrnrtrilt unS beutr inDracn CT.
idlOiien morScn.
Ter Staatsiefrctar fir Srlanb,
Sng. 9irreG lit 5ariifaetreiem,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
Sulsarem auf ReiIen.
Golfsuertreter beiahtn ltHaarr
Seiterreidl nuo SentiflnnS.

Berlin, 8. Rni. (5nntiprud nan
3uderton.) Sn guoapeft purbsn
bic buIgariiden garlamsntsmitgEies
Der, bic cine StuoienteiIc MAIDEN,
freubig be8riiBt. Die gan3e Stabt
Iegte Gobnenlhmud an. 3ie ge=
b0lterung iubeIte ben geiudsrn su
Die 9oItsoertretsr reiIen BON bort
Hah 0ien unb Berlin,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
NOte fertig,
Heae SSnftrmftion tiir
SaudJboote.
&aihiHstOn in Spanning.

Berlin, 8. Nlai., orobtIos mad
Sappiae, g. S. Gem Rorreipou
oeuten ser .slHociierten 9rene"
pitroe beute sic @rIonbuis sur Der.
0ffentIiduna Der 9litteiIlrug gesc.
BEN faB Die gtuhportnote Der Seut
ihen 9ieaierimg out 6ie a5uiicr",
gtote @oibingtous i'm 9ius3uge Dol,
Ielloet lit. glr Ser gtotc oiirfteu
nur nod tIeiie &erdnberungen Dor.
9enolnluen iperoen, Die fh aus neu
8tpiihen Der Souptitaot ,mb cen
SroBen Souptquartier ibpebenbel
8erbanOlun9el eraebeu.
Gie SteIluug Der oeutiden 8eaie,
rilng sur llnterieebootirage miro III
Der gtote IN 0eutIiden uno prG3iieu
@Grten teitgeIeet ieiu. Ole geott
miro iiber ben BON 9eutinlano IN
Der 5roge ein9cnonuneneu St1uo,
puuft nibt ben seringiteu 3tueitel
Iaiieu, unO bic nmerifoniihe 3eeie.
rnng ioiro il6er Die an Die Inter
iceboot aommonoonteu erIoIieneu
Sitltrilftionen senau iniormiert iuer.
ben, io6oB 8oibington in ser Sage
iein miro, Die Gage ielbit 81 beur-
teilen.
Ser 3ng, an oen oie glote abge.
id)idt iuerOen iou, iit nod nidt be.
itinmt moroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
giemer araluall auf 6aiti.

BaI6inaton, 8. 0}ai. Die ameri>
foniide Regierung erloubt ni6t ole
0ur6fiihruHQ sines Qntldgeberfatz
rens qeqen Sen bon ibr benor3ueten
oominitanii6er iBrdFoSnten Sirnsne3,
Der Die farbige Repu6lit gang untsr
ibten G6uB qeiteLlt 8at, unb 6robt
ieinen sSeillben in DIR r0sputiertcnz
fammer1 Gsraft fir ibre rsSntrigen
on. 9ontreabaiirat Gapsrton iit nit
elmer itnrien qbteilung Merinsinfans
ierie auf oem Grsu3er .proirie" ndh
Snnto Donlinoe unterneaA.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
SbaiDs blprftert.
,SiirdltcrIihe 3emilttsuns Der
gr;sniiheI Seb5rSsn.
81. sinsn @aalanOsr Itrnfen molten.

Die :insn GaOidHSsr Itrafem molten.
Scrl;n, 3. Mai. {3}unffpru6 aea
SuderiOn, q. S. qtuf Der 5rfeI
2bafos i'm GgajT9m Wsere, yasIbst
be nsberiss'0uf .idtsnog,Rtrr. OeSs
baf.sten bic St,sdliibsn gsborCea ei'
nea GngiGnoer, oer ben a0Hia Rons
i,ani;n be,cibiai battle. Der Sduris,
Der oo5 betItnii9e Guitrett 70 idr3s
oe miBbrnud,te, mrrbe on 8orb einss
ucm Jfolpolla F1byeHotn griehiiben
GG;iiies cebradht. Sir brisilher
gyeu5ct itB!e BEN S4ifft rn4 unb
3o!te Der @tian6snen bsruni,g. G-
nurhe md 3baios 3uriidssbr0tbt.
9omi. Mot 3uigis5en. perIongts Der
Gommonoani bss 9rsu5erS bon cen
erietii1sn 9s6orosu eis 3urIdna1.
me oes GusloeiIun9s6si;bIg uno cos
geripyster. esr gtnnn in :einer
0eife 3H betdfiner 8o bies 9(ns
iinnen nit Gntriiitlus 5urtid9ewi,ien
;puyot. sritarte Der Rommanbnni.
obns f4 NIT Der sriecbil6er Rsgiss
rung IN 9srbinoung Su ieBen, his
s5nisl ShaFos fiir bIodieri.
SampiernaflriGlteH.
aHgeIenmeu in Sbarqhai: nWnnleru
2Rarn" in Ieip 9Od sYnnronia-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07

@erIir iter 2onOon, 3. mai.
83a6rerS Ieines geitncs in Gro.
sen Saup:ouortier na1te Der ome.
ritoniIhe 58otitoitcr, Der mabrerS
bicier 3eit Der 6nft hes bettihen
9aiicrs tucr, eirer abited;ar an Die
5rcnt nto rof Eacroirantreid, no
er 5ie 9sr5citeN Der arufriyaniidleli
Subcommittee in augeniAein
nobm. 3r. Searl ScIfierid, Der
Stootsietreidr 6cs 9ieih5f4atanlea
nabm gIeilbians an ben 9erotunaen
tell.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
SampiernadlridlteH.

AngeIbnmen IN obarqhni: nWnnitr1
2Rarn in Getp yOi: s@nnronia-
.Suetniin"
Gbgriotren uon Iariitiduiauo: .Iss
car II; BON SIntoiiluita ~Georoe ~.
Gi0es"s
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
Anf Oct Sut,
Merifanii9e eSlanfens
bemegnng bemerft.
Amerifaner sewnrnt.

2arsbo, sera8, 8. mai. 0a8
ariessbspartemsnt bat ben &Oms
maneeur in benz bieiissn Sort utc>
SntOfb onsspieIen, ole 8affenfsns
bunssu na9 MsritO ouf5ubalteu.
9as bieiise gliIitGr beI1lagnabms
I'M 3oaant cine balbs miaion aun>
ben 9etpsbrpatrpnen,
Douglas, glri5una, 8. Mlai. Die
meritaniihsn &egierunsstruppen in
Sonorn perIu1en augeni9einli4,
qusr bur9 Die ameritaniiae Gtoppens
linie iir1 mad gbibudbud aus3ubreiz
ten. Die @enerol Perfbings erpe0i>
tinH brobenoe @eTabr Der 4bfpsrrung
loprpe, ipie man bort, pOrldufig abge=
penoet bur9 Die 8o9iotnteit zines
GIieeers, Der eeitern iiber peln pul@
pitD I YaB. einem langen idmalen
Rib IN Scr 9ergtette Smii9en So=
nora uno g9ibuabud, etnd 40 YieiIen
faoli9 pom Der omeritaniI9en 8ren5e,
ipie cine 6oite feline areiie 3og.
Der merituniiGe 0enerol 9pmeS
fou nit $500 Wtann un0 bier 8anos
nen. bic btsber in peri4ieOenen Srtz
fC1often bes 8apiipe 6luBtoles i'm
Stoate Sonprd ldgen, einem Sam=
meIpuntt 5piiden GoIonid MoreIos
inb Golcnid Oaraca i'm 8e5irt. Gas
fos @ronbes oes Staotes Gbibuobua
Suitreben. Seine @orbut, cine itarte
3eiterabteilung unter Dem 8efebl beS
Sberlten SeIus Wturia 2guierre pdr
9eItern friib bereits a9t3e9n WleiIen
tlef in ben GngpGb einge0rungen, ols
iie Dem omeritanii9en 6Iieger gu @ez
ii6t tam. Der ameritaniI1e Be
fehls6aber, Der Die Ra9ri6t er6ieIt,
lieB BEN 9aB Ioglsi9 bur9 Sruppen
iperren uno perlsste Dem Meritaner
Den gBeg. GOl. 2(guierre brGngte ni6t
lpeiter bortpdrts, ionbern lieB Elm Ga
ger ouffnlagen uno melOste Die So9s
lage ieinem 8oresIeBten, @enerol 60
meg. @e9enIber pon Douglas, ouf
Der meritdniI4en Ssits, sort man Oas
Geri9t, 5000 g(merituner tpdreR i'm
8egriff, in Spnpra einSufnusn, uno
Die merifnnii8sn 3ruppen lieBen iih
nur miibIam 8iigeln, buB iie ibnen
ntc1t characterization.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07

Berlin, 3. Roi. brobtlos nod
Sopbine. 6. s. SIM @egsnIobs gu
fron3OiiIden NeIbungen Der ieBten
Gage 1T es ben Seinoen ui6t ges
Iunsen. au6 nur cine sin3igs oeuts
ife Steaung BEL 8erbun 5uriid3us
nebmen, obgtei6 iie nomsntIi6 oui
bem 0itIi6en llisr Der Maas, bic
furdthariten 2lnitrengungen ba3u ges
ma6t batteu. Sbre MoFenangrifFe
ipurben iamt unb fonhc1s Dlutig obe
eeipisIen.
@on SntereFe 1T bic MeIOung,
boB Geutnont 8osIts ieinen Is. 2tes
ropIau obi4Ob. tpdbrenb isin 2o.
merub Smmelmnnn ss bisbsr auF
.nur" 13 ge6ro6t bat.
Der omtIids geridt nat foIgenben
Wortlaut:
yR0rbEid UOH acos (ensIii6s
JyprD brnn9 cine b,rtT1s 0fFisisr'
patroaiQs in sinen britiideu grns
ben sin. Die 3nTaIsn Der grds
ben, his ni6t sntIlisBr fonntsn.
purosn nieberssmabi.
.sSm MaassA6i4nitt nimmt Die
56ti9teit ter artitl.ric an 5sFtig.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07

Berlin, 3. Gni, SrabtlOS uadl
Snbuillc, g. s. Ser Sentidle G'ene.
raIitab trilt bcnte mittne init, BAH
Die 9rntidlen bel 9igmnOc, Selaicn,
in Die beIgiidcu nnS bel Sour DC
IariS, sIrgunnen, in Die frous0ii-
Idjeu GtelInu9eu einSrnnsen nnb
eiHiae SutcuS @efnuseue mudtcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07

8oibmeton, 3. Moi. Die 0iel,
oune, ooB Die beutide glegierung
Die 9lntnortnote I'M 9luSjuge poI.
leuoet uno oieieIbe in oen nGdIteu
&agen abi9ideu piiroe, bat bier
oagemein beIebenO geipirft, uno oiC
gertreter Der Breiie er9eben iiH
tpie itets, lpenn iie eor niht piiien
mas norgebt, in ulerlei Germutiun
gen 0ariiber, mas Die 6eutihe 0le.
gicrung beabiihti0e, ipenn lie inge
Dab ben Observation-Disclosures
neue Snitruftionen augeitcIIt NOR.
0en iiu0, nod oenen fie iid in oer
3ufimft 5lt ridteu batten.
0ieielben 2ellte beboupten aud
5u miiieu, OoB Er1ii6ent @ilior
nod iulmer cntidIoiIen iei, ouf ser
g0n5Ii6en &er5iGt Der bis6er bel
Der 6iibrung oe8 8aumbootfricges
bon 9eiiti6Iono befoIgten MetboOer
3n bcIteben aon3 gIeid, meIfer 9trI
Die oeutibe 9tntnort iei. Gb Ole.
ier Dem Grdiioentcn untcrihobeuc
Gigeniinn mirflid borbonoen fonl,
te nidt ergriir0et neroeu, oa amt.
lid ieoe aeuberitng iorgfdItig Der.
mie0en mur6e.
gieIfod elnubt man, OoB in oer
@eIorng oen Gourb6ootfoumarr
bnnten ieieu neue Snitrlttionen 5u
geaangea elm 8epeis oniiir Iiege
roB Die belstihe &sGiernng 9giIlonS
@iiniden nnhfommeu tueroe. SSn.
fpietueit oies geidebe uuS ob oi,
sso5l5e'IioueH befrisoieeEb ieien, rpiife
:aa: ireiIif nod aiht.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
MnsRNt aMf @imiamma.
SbregDu unO Scott fpmnlen eiuel
Gcrit1nOiauna niher.

81 YoIo, SeraS, 3. N}ai. 9aut
ni4tamtIi9en, nber mabgebenoen
9leuberungtn beteiligter &reiie puroe
in Der geitrigen @erbanbIung amii9sn
&riegsminiIter S6regon uno 9ensrnl
Scott bemertensperter 6orti6ritt gu
elmer 8erItdnoigung iiber Den 8sr>
bleib Der omeritanii9en 5ruppen in
Merito er3islt. gtp9 ein ooer 5pei
1ose gegenieitiger 9tusipra9e, beibt
es. unD oae Itr;ttigen puntte iinb
ausgegli9sn 9eItern no9t meIOete
Sbregon bem@enerdl@ l@orron3o, in ben
9erbanblungen mo9ten beibe Seile
tefriebigen0e 5prti9ritte. Sbregon
fol- fi9 nit Der SatIo6e abgefun0en
pa6en. beb non 'ofortiser 2tbberufung
Der auerttonii9en 3ruppen ni9t Die
yle0e fein tann. Sin meritaniI9er
8eamter ana6te Die 8emertung: ,llns
ter sipsi Hsbeln mub man oas tIeinere
mdIlsu. IS mare Sorbeit, an8unebz
men. Bic be factosResierung tpiinide
sfrie94.
gsalhiugion, 8. Mai. Sn amtIi6en
arsifen erbofft mon nuf gruuo Der
leBten 3o9ri4tsn bon sen Inter
bdnplern boIoige Ginigung iiber ben
Yerbleib unierer 3ruppen i'm GoA=
barloRbe. Die moeutunggpeiie bers
isduict, iinb oie 8snerGle Scott unb
ObreIon erud9ii9t, Elm beitimmtss
NirtIngsFelb fir bic ameritaniI9en
Sruppen ob5u9ren3en. Die msritos
n;;fAen Hegierungstruppen niiroen
oann @eIegenbeit boben, gu 8eigen,
pb lie ben guten @ilen unb bic
Yiudt bnbsn, nit Dem 8anbitennsIsn
oufaitr1ttr1pn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
8ooIepclt ais 9raiiteim.
eSn Dem 0nH @iiiOro @infIOt aneG
itrenatcn GrblflaftsprpSeE.


g1elu gort, 8. Wlai. Die betannten
9riiber 9ifforb uno 2tmos gin9ot
fsnten bas Seitament ibres OnteIg
2lmos +. Gno an, Der oie 6Glfte eiz
mes 9ernogens ppn $15,000,000 Der
llnipsriitdt Columbia permo4te. Sic
bebaupten, i9r SnteI iei ni6t su>
rednungsfdhig getpeIen. Die @egen=
portei miro in Der 9srban0lung 3eiz
gen, boB er geIunbers 2lnii9ten bate
oIs Die &Idger, in6em er RpoIepelt
fir einen un3uosrIdiIigen 9emogogen
tlino 6rauenitimmrs9t fir cine Qros
be Dummheit bielt. Der FalI
fonlmt oieier Gage Dor Radlabrihter
Gpdbalnn CUR 9erban6Iung.
g8irtidaitsbhnonis nit Cefterreidl.
Berlin, 8. Naai. (JuntIpru6 nad
Sudtrion.) Die BON Beomten Der
neutfhen unb acknowledgements
fhen Regierung nsuIih ongetnipften
1lnterbonolunaen iiber Elm 3oIls unb
g8irtlhuftsbiiHnnis nabmen eineu
burbnus bsfriebigsnbsn gerlauf. Die
te5niitt1 Ginselbeiten iperoen nd6Tte
g8phe ron SoaoerILdnbigen beibsr
2dn5sr in Berlin beipruteR lpsrbsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07

qoris, 3. W1ai. Dos fronS0ffd:
arisssumt ma6t beute mittag be.
tonni, bab bic 9sutIden geitern in
ben 9trgunuen CUR 0ffeniibe iiber>
sinssn unb bic fronso'iftsu SteIs
Iunsen BEL Ga Saro3se beftis ons
griffen. Sc nirb bebouptet, baB
bieIe 2Insriffe nit Ibneren @erIus
iteu fir bic Geinbs 5uriidaeT6togsn
ipuroen.
On Der gou3en @erbuns5rpnt fmt
ben fhpere gtrtiIlerietdmpfe itott.
3u Snfonterienugriffsn ideint es
nidt sstommeu sit Iein. Ton i9eini
einsn groBeren beutIden QIngriff gu
ernarten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
Serit6rnna 1T Dublin.
Nnbssn 200 Sauier mnroem nah
reno bes Aufitanoes ocmOliert.

Nublin, 3. Wlai 1ie f5eucrlDehr
iii nit Der 2Iufraumlug Der 3riim,
mer ii 9u6Iins SollptitraBen be.
idJGftiet. gole5u 200 SGuier iino
entpetcr gon3 8critort oocr Itorf be.
''Ad322igt iporoeu. Ger 0eiomtiho0cn
iolro oui iiber $3,000,000 geidjdBt.
0o5u fonnlt nod elm Sdoocu pom
$3 100000, Der on 0aren onge.
ridtet tpuroe. 5n 0alpap Gonntp
lift Die ReooIution Sen letteu 9la6-
ridten 5ufoIge gdH3lib nieoer9c.
id)lnaen ipor0en.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-05-18
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned receiver will sell at private
sale, one Ford Auto, building and Of
fice furniture and fixtures consisting
OF one roll top desk, large flat tor
desk, adding machine, Remington
typewriter, card index system, large
iron safe and other office furniture
and fixtures, also two pairs of scales,
two home trucks, stock of fruit boxes,
baskets and paper, berry carriers,
fourteen cases of honey and all other
personal property belonging to and
now contained in the building former
ly occupied by The Fruit Exchange.
Written bids for any or all of said
property will be received up to the
oath day of May, 1916. Office furniture
and equipment will be sold in bulk un-
less detail bids aggregating more than
the highest bulk bid are received.
c. L. HOLCOMB, Receiver.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-05-18

high / begin to thin them out and also
to work litter in around them for q
mulch. By the time they are foot
high have them all thinned down to
6 or s good healthy ones and the
mulch then should be three or four
inches deep all around the plants, fill
ing the whole 3-ft. square plat. Into
this I run the water until full every 8
or days. When the plants begin to
vine train them up on trellis like
grapes. When they get 5 feet high
clip them back. Examine the ground
from time to time. If it is spongy,
all right; if not, stick fork down in
it and loosen it up some, allowing
some of the litter to fall in the ground.
Don't hoe at all. There will be no
weeds grow if you keep them mulched
good. Never try to "dust mulch" them
as it would be most sure death to
them. Do not use fresh manure Of
any kind-dry leaves would be better.
Old short strawy manure that will not
pack is best of all.
The tomato is a tropical plant and
like the, palm tree, thrives best with
its head in the hot sun and plenty of
moisture at its feet. 1t is semi-para-
sitical vine, as it will send out abun-
dance of long white feeder roots all
along the main vines where the mulch
is abundant and moist and the food to
their liking. j do not believe there is
any virtue IN shading the plants.
They need hot sunshine, especially to
ripen the fruit.
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Will sell the above described property
or SO much thereof as may DE neces.
sary to satisfy said Judgment. attor.
ney's fees, interest, costs and increas-
ed costs, in all amounting to the sum
OF Fifty-eight hundred ninetv-nine
and 30-1O0 ($5899. 30) Dollars topeth-
sale. ~ vs. -
SAID sale will take place at the front
door OF the Court House at Prosser,
IN sald County and State, and will be
at public auction, for cash in hand to
the highest and best bidder.
Dated at Prosser, Wash, this 26th
day of April, A. D., 1916.
C. E. DUFFY, Sheriff.
"a, BY Harley R. Tucker, Deputy.
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feet square and Is inches deep.
carefully removed the dirt in the frs,
hole, piled it full of sticks and brush
and burned it out. roasted the sol
taken out, returned it, covered it uI
with frame of glass. In the second
hole / returned the dirt and sprayed
it with = formaldehyde. The third ]
sprayed with blue stone. I should by
so doing have sterilized soil. I planted
tomato seed from the department of
agriculture; they came up and prompt
ly blighted. / was satisfied then that
it was no disease. 1t was next Prof.
Thornber's method / tried, of incor-
porating large amount of manure
with the soil. This plan is good. 1t
has the proper mechanical effect of
opening the soil, besides being a fer
tilizer. do not think it has the vir-
tue of making the plants so strong
that they can withstand the attacks
of the so-called blight, because I have
planted tomatoes in the poorest kind
of soil and starved them for water
till they would wilt and then I would
give them some water and they would
revive and they were treated so badly
that they bore no fruit, but-they did
not blight, because I incorporated the
ground with small broken sticks, dry
grass, broken stone and brick.
The honor of raising the first vines
that did not blight and that bore fruit
belongs to my wife. She selected a
small piece of the worst, poorest
white alkaline soil we have on the
ranch near the house, and proceeded
to make her small garden, about
6x10. Husband-like, made some very
disparaging remarks about her good
honest efforts. In answer to the ques-
ton, "Where shall / dig to find gold"
the old answer still holds GOOD
is where you find it." There was
pile Of old weather-beaten, leached-out
hen manure out back of the barnyard
and she had "the boy" wheel in loads
and loads of that and thoroly incor-
porated it with the soil as fertilizer.
1t had no virtue, but as a mechanical
agent it was just right. The garden
was success, tomatoes and all, and
now / believe the problem is solved.
My subsequent efforts have been
success. In 1914, from five hills we
had all the tomatoes we could use and
canned SO quarts. Last year, 1915,
we had 6 hills and had more than we
could use.
My plan now is to incorporate the
ground with anything that will enrich
it and keep it apart so the air can get
in to the roots. make small squares
about three feet each way and dyke
them four inches high. In this I
plant ring Of tomato seed. When
the plants are two or three inches
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for Benton
county.
Ida Timm, Plaintiff, .
VS..
August Timm, Defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
To the said August Timm, Defend
ant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
TO APPEAR within sixty days after
the date of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit: within sixty days af-
ter the 18th day of May, 1916, to de-
fend the above entitled action in the
above entitled court, and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, and serve a
copy of your answer upon the under
signed attorneys for the plaintiff, at
their office below stated, and in case of
your failure so to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint, which
has been filed with the Clerk of the
said Court.
This action is brought by the, plain
tiff to recover judgment against de-
PENDANT, awarding to the plaintiff a
full and complete divorce from the de-
PENDANT and the care, custody and con-
troll of the minor child of the plaintiff,
and defendant, and for such further
equitable relief as court of equity
can grant.
MOULTON & JEFFREY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and Post Office Address:
Kennewick, Benton County, Washing
ton. 5-18:6-22
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LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
No. 2159

No. 2159
In the Superior Court OF the State
- Washington, for the County of
Benton. MITES
Tho unknown heirs of Earnest Ed
IDS Deceased, and also all other
Isrsons or parties unknown claiming
vn r;ght. title, estate, lien, or inter-
81 IN the real estate described herein,
Ds The State of Washington to the
I'D Unknown Heirs of Earnest Ed
"ards. deceased, and also all other
v.rsons or parties unknown claiming
INV right, title, estate, lien or inter-
81 in the real estate described in the
Complaint herein, Defendants:
You are hereby commanded to ap-
near within sixty days after the date
e the first publication of this sum-
mons. to-wit: within sixty days after
the goth day Of April, 1916, and defend
the above entitled action in the above
snt;tled court, and answer the COM
ris;nt of the plaintiff, and serve a copy
~ YOUR answer upon the undersigned
attorneys for plaintiff, at their Office
helow stated; and in case of your fail
ure so to do, Judgment will be render
Al against you according to the de-
mand of the complaint, which has been
f,led with the clerk of said court.
The object of the above entitled ac-
t;on is to quiet title in the plaintiff
and remove any and all clouds from
title of the plaintiff to the following
described property, and forever bar
any interest you may have or claim
20 have in said property:
Southeast quarter of Section Four
teen, Township Eight, North of Range
twenty eight, East, w. NJ, Benton
County, Washington.
MOULTON e JEFFREY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P. o. Address, Kennewick,
County of Benton,
Washington. 4:20-5:25|