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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
111ccSrtcn Of the t11crlS
Ses 1DeitcIts tretclt aiis!

@enber, Colo, 81 Sltli. -Sn
Ser bier o6geboItenen SauptIoger-
Sisung Der @oo6nen Of tbe @orlo
urter Der pnaifif9en Surisoiftion
muroe eeltern einItiuniig beidloiien
oaB oieielben iih bon oem $oupt-
oroen bolitGnbig trennen. @anrt
ipirb cine unabbdngise, briioeriddft-
Ii1e @eriideritngs Soaietdt l1ter
Dem Gomen 8ooonen Of tbe 8orIo
griinben. Dos Sollptduartier Der
ieIben iniro in Gerber errthtet tper.
ben. Gina $4,000 Mitglieoer oes
SrOens in ben tpeitli6en Stoaten
mer6en bon Der IellOering betroffen
nn0 Der neuen 9ereiniaun1 beitre'
ten. (B. q. 5roier, bon Omaha,
Soubereign &ommonoeur Der 8ooo-
men Of the 8orlo bon ben Ser.
Staten erfldrt, ooB obiger 8eidlub
auf ben Sroen nitt Den geringItcn
ginflub babe, 0o Der lpeitlihe 3lpeie
9esieIben itets nollig unnbb1naig
bon bcfn oitlihen Drr nno nit
9cstercr, MIR in Ioier 8erhinbit1e
ftanb. iinanaiea ieien beioe Mb'
teiluneen ME matchmaker berbun.
Den gelpeiert.)
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1lmct. Burger In
GnelanS iGikaniert!

2onoon 81. SuIi. - 9em be.
fonnten dmerifoniiden 3eitihriften.
Serouseeber @. @. McGlure, ipel.
der bon ben engliiden @ebor0en in
8iperpooI BON oeIn nmeritnniihel
9outpfer o9bilooelpbia" beritnter.
gebolt 1lno ouriidbebalten iuuroe,
uir0 nidbt eeitattet iperbel in eng.
Lamb al berbleiben. or muB am
Somstog nit bemielben 9onlpfer
bic SeimreiIe arttreten. Wie es
,beibt, griinoet lib feline ietige MoB.
reeeliing auf nfrilbere &dtigfeit in
DeutihIono".
2onoon, 81. sSuIi. - 9ie britt
Id)en 8eb0r6en bnb.n Gbomas
Sugbes aellp, Dem Sfosmcilter oes
ySriib gielief 9SunO", ieiner Satin
ltnO ieinem Setretdr Soiepb Smith
Die erIoubnis bertueieert, in @ng-
Lamb 5l lanoen ooer nah SalmoutE
Der gabn gu retien Inn bon bort
aus oil gor6 eines bpaGnOii9en
8onlpfers Die Sfiidfabrt nod Den
Ser. Staaten antreten au fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
41rctcit an Glt0ldnc
itaRcjm fcrti9!
8auSesregisrane mill bod iucseu
Oes gobfottS amer. airmeR
bOriteIlig iuer0cH.

8uI6tngton, 27. SSuli. - Die
gtote an Gnaloilo, lpel6e iid mil
ben @rinoipicu 6cfobt, oie 0nourh,
nob Die engliidje Aegierllng nulert,
fonii1e 5irmea auf bic idpar5e 81
ite geiteIlt bot, berIebt tpur0en, lit,
iute es beibt, nabc5u fertig eeitelli
lino ioa in Den Hdbiten &ogcr mad
england obgebsn
aon5ler 8oIf, Der iteIlbertretenot
StaatsIetretGr, butte geltern in Die.
Ter glngelegenbcit cine 8eiprehluq
NIT @rGfibent @iIion rul0 febrts
oann mad Dem Stoatsomt 5itriif.
INN Die glote al noaenoen.
8dbreno Der 8roteit ii6 baitpt,
ldhli6 nit ben oben genonnter
9rin3ipien bei6dftigeu Iptro, bai
aanaler @oIf oeH @rdIioenten meb,
rere @in5elfalle, tDel1e bon ben
9o1fott beriibrt tpuroen irno oit
Ct ftuoiert bot, 5ltr aenutnis &c.
bro1t. goIf erfldrte Serrn 8iIion
Oab neri1ieoene Der ouf Der idipar,
0en 2iite befin6lihen 6irmen gutter
@runo aur Gloge bdtten. Dieil
Jaae iperoen ebenfals In Dem Yro.
teft an gugIol0 ertpdbnt nerOen.
0ie 8uroesregierung bat bon Der
inforneIlen MitteiIungen oes engIt
then 8otidafters Cir Cecil Spring.
9fice, iuonod Die engliihe 9fegierunt
nif)t beobiidtigt, mittclit ser idpor.
3en 2iitc ben Sntoel Der Ser. Stna
ten nit anoerelt neittralen 21noerr
su untcrbin0en, aenntnis genon1.
men, lit ober trosoem Der anfidt
oaB Die Der. Staaten ger,ilgenf
@riin0e fiir einen energiihen 4Sro
teit gegen 6ieie Ieste engIiide Ser
gelualtigung habert
Ser anerifdnii6e goti9oftel
Bage in 2on0on nla9te geitern ben
Staatsontt bon einer 1lnterre0ung
Die er I'M engliiben 4uslpdrtiger
gute gebobt, Iitteitung. SSn ser
ieIben iultr0e ibm geinet, Die englt
ifen 8eboroen alaubten nidt, bal
Scr @opfott Die unerifaniiden SSn
tereiiel1 10 beriibrcn ilno i6doiger
miro, cls man IN cen Ser. 6toater
antiinrut. (SSnnrer Die aIte frc1t
Sdnau3e Sobn @u1s.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
China crb6lt ift
Ontcrika OelS ocp1lrltft

@albington. 27. Suli. Ser.
treter bon brei groben omerifatli.
f9en 9mtfb6uIern teilten Dem itea.
bertretenoen Stoatsiefret1r 8olt
NIT, ite ieien bereit, Gbtrn bic &c.
tpiini1ten $30,0o0,000 8ur 9feorga-
nilation Der Sinon5en Der gtepubllt
porauItreden. Ser BIon, tpelder
ben boIlen 8etfaa 0es Stats.
oeportemerts filben ion, gebt 0a-
bin, China 1tnoer8iiglid $4,000,000
8ur 8erfiigung gu itellen. 9ie SIR.
men iino See, Sigeinion & 60,
Gmericmt sSnternational Corpora
tion uno s. g. Morgan & 60.
Cine Der Sirn1en bat Der hineitiden
Republif bereits cine MiIlion Dol.
lars borgeidoiien. Stootsid)uloihei-
ne Der 6ineliiden 8epuhIit iollen
oIs Si1erbeit oltgenonlmell iuer0en.
Gem &orloelsOepartencnt gina
am 9ienstae eine 9epeihe 0es @on-
neLsottabes in So1tioeo Su, nod
Der bic Chamber 60. BON 8bilnoel-
pbio ser hinelii1en 9tegierung Die
5ltntme bon $30,000,000 gum 9on
neuer gilenbabnen borgeitredt bo-
be. Der 3insfitb betrdgt 6 4ro.
se1t,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
1ocrtpilllHcte lciNcit
ilftter citol. BIc60Se!

geep gorf, 27. Suli. = Sn ben
2u5aretten Der beuti9en glrmee
maAt itb infoIge Der britiidea
8lofa6e cine anappbeit on @unl-
uibnuoihuben gatgut gum g1dbeu
ben @unben uno 8erbanogips BE-
mcrfbar, iuie Der Sem Drrfer 9lr3t
Or. Carl @geers beri6tct. Der on
8oro oes 0Gniiden Sonrpfers llni.
Ite1 5tates aus 9opeabngen In Stem
yort ientrai. Or. gggers grborts
Dem omerifntliiden aer3teitab an
ipeI9er 0ieien glpriI rad) 9eittif)-
Lamb gefobren mar. 0ton bofft in
bertiden W1iIitGrfreiien, fiigte Gr.
@e9ers bitt3u, oaB Die ltnteriee-&an.
Selsflotte, bon Ser Die gDeutids
LAMB" iid) gegenip1rtie in omeritani.
iden @elp1liern befiuOet, oie &nopp.
belt an dirurgiiden 8eoarfgartiteln
bebeben tpir6.
9r. @ggers pries in @orten b0hs
iter Entertaining bic 2eiItlulgen Der
oeutfden MiIitardr5te; 10 fcien j. 9.
MIR gn1a tpenige Sooesfdlle infoIge
bernuaI6iiigter 8unoen poreetonI-
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
1fc1tuettticft BON
Jcpas Bun 1t1ccier!

Ges I1oines, So., q. SuIi. -
@onse 16 3eleeoten botten ii6 slr
Characterization Der Brogreiiibeit
bon Soma eingcfunOen, pcl6e ge-
itern bier i'm SnDerB Sotel abge-
balten mur0e.
9. $. goibor bon 8aterloo tultr-
oe olS progreiiiper @ouberneursfon-
0ioot arfgelteIlt, nohoem $. 8.
Griffith bon Gcs @toines, Der tent
porGre 8oriiter Der aonbention, Die
bobe gbre OonfenO abeeihlagen
botte. Griffith beriette ioluobl ben
Demofraten mic ben Hepublitanern
in ieincr gtniprahe mebrere Seiten-
biebe. Die angenomnene Blotforn
tritt, pie ia ni6t onoerS gu eripor-
ten lit, fir 8robibition elm. nuBer-
Dem aud fir 6rolenitimure6t.
Syoiepb 0ailbad bon 4lgonn tpuroe
aim Stnnts. .@orfiser erpabIt,
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Dainpfer ,,Appam"
iit cine quite prize!

Berlin, 81. Su[i, iiber 2onoon.
Gin oellti6eS 9riienseridt bat ert-
ibieoen, 0oB Der 9ontpfer oglp,
pam" bon Der @loer 9empiter-2inie,
ipel6er bonn beuti6en Seeidger
.0ope" gInfang oieies Sabres &C.
fapert iinO oIs 9riie naa Sompton
3oaos eineebroht murOe, cine glttc
9rtle iei, uno oas an @orO befin6.
It6e @olo I'M getrdg bon $4,000
Weorf oober Dem Rei@stag iibertuie'
len iueroen ioIle.
(Gie ShGsungen iiber ben Be-
trog oes an 8oro Der oappam" ge'
funoenen @oI6es gittgen melt aus
einonoer, bon 100000 bis ali
$2,500,000. .gppnm" ielbit be-
finoet fi6 intn1er nod su Relpport
Seems, 8a.)
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Sp01ticlt pom Grkatt
ic6wer beimtsciMcbt! I!

OeaSri6, 26. Syult. - Gin fitr6t.
borer 2rfun ridtcte In ben 9ropin'
aen Soroaoiia, 5orio, 8aIlaoolio,
2eon uno gontepeorn riefigen Sda.
ben an. Die 0rtidaft Eorreon
rpuroe bo[lig In Eriitruern gelegt,
uno in glteca in Der Nropin5 dragon
tpuroen orei 3trden bon ben SIl-
ten fortgeIdnenuut.
gisber Iiuo Die 2ei@en bon eli
ltmgefommenen ge6orgen tuoroen,
bod bernlutet man. Dab nod niel
mebr 9erlonen ins 2eben gefom-
men iiuo. Der angerihtete Sha.
ben lit enorn, uno Die meiIten 8au.
ern in ben bon oen Srfon betrof-
ienen @egenoen iino ruiniert. Ser
Minilter bes Snnern tptro in Der
aommer Inn ltnteritiibitng Der otrdJ
bo8 l1n9liid in Scot eerotenen @ep
nolferune eitlfomr1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
WtcSerpcrecltMft0
bat 9c4clfcn!

Berlin, 27. Sllli. (6utifcn0epc.
ibe,) = 9ie lleberIeeiibe Ro6rit).
teu-Qgentur eibt SoIgenbeS befmnt:
0tit $init6t auf bic fortseiest
idle6te 8ebonbIurg, Die beuti6en
Sffi5ieren aIs @efongenen in
Sranfreid5 5iiteiI gerporben lit, bot
te bic oeittlde 9tegierung als @er-
geItirngsmaBregeI @efangenenIager
fir fran5oiii6e Offi5iere eiugeriGtet,
mo- iie ii9 oerieIben ffle6ten Sc
bnn0liing 1erfrenen" ouriten, Die
Oelitf9en 0ffi5ieren IN 5rontreid
auteiI tpnroe. Seitoem Oie frona
50iii9e Hegierttne fir Iestere einiqc
Grleidterlingen geif)offt bat, fro
foIde in 6bnlifer ggeiie aud BEN
fran5ofii6en Sffisieren in ienen @e.
fungenenlagern eeipabrt iporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
Gcneral GarraitSts
i6tpeiot ii0 aus!

goIbington, 27. SuIi. = 9ie
8erbanolnngen 5tpiihen Dem meri-
fauiiden @eIaitoten Mrreoon6o unO
aunaIer goif itno felt fiinf Sogen
iluterbroden, oa bon General Gar
ron8a inmer nod feline anttport
eingetroffen lit, Oh Die bon Den bel,
ben eenonnten Staatsmdnnern nuf-
geltellten uno ausgearbeiteten 8e-
Singungen ibnt eenebm iino. SSSSn
bieiigen Negierunasfreiien fcnn man
iih ole 8eraoeerllng Der gtnttport
ni1t erfl1ren.
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3n SuSe scOriift.

SpringfieI6, Neb., 27. SnIi. -
Sermann Rin0erbogeit, ein iitnger
Monn bon etrpn 25 Sobrcn, ipel9er
cine 9reldmaidine in 9etrieb ba!,
fubr oeItern nnr9en nit oerielben
beriebertli1 riidipdrts in einen @rn-
ben binein unO nuroe beim Stura
ST &ooe ge0riidt. Ser 8erltngIiid.
te mar eft Dor auraein aus OfId.
bona In Die bieiige @egeuO getort.
men uno bate bier feline getonrte.
SSSn ieinen Eolden fanO ii6 cine
ltnfuTIsberiidlerlns IN SObe bon
$4,000 Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
ScSialiitcn blcibclt
quite 1oatricten!

Berlin, q. Sltli. iiber 2onOon.
Die iosidliitiIbe Bartei bat aber.
mails cine 9teioIution aefoBt oes
SnboIts, oob Der 3ipef oes 9rteees
6obingebt, Oos oeutide 8aterlono
slt berteiOigert iino Die @arnntte 81
erf1npfen, onB 3eltti6lnnO fiiroer'
bin unbebeIliet bIeibt imo iih ieiner
Sreibeit erfreuen oarf. 90 berid-
tet Die lleberieeiide gtndridtenn-
eetltilr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
10iertc oemticbc 1srieos>
2lnlsibe bar ec5ablt!

Berlin, 26. Suli. (Gltnfenbepeide)
Die bierte 6eutife ariegsanleibe
lit iest gGn3Iid in Bar einge3ablt
norben. 9ie bel Sen 8anten gegen
&interIeGung Der arieespapiere er.
bobenen @etrdQe errei9en faunt
ie9s 93roaents Der @eianttlumme
Der @nIeibe. (g9ieoer Elm groBnr.
tiges 3ei6en bon 9eittidlanos Fl.
nonsieQer PREPAREDNESS" - Sobn
gua put It in Dour pipe onb irnofe
IT'D
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Observation-Disclosures
kotrtt1tt sur Bcratiil9!

@dIbington, q. SuIi. Sena.
for 3ern, Der oernofratiihe Gilbrer,
benadri6tiete ben Senat geltern,
6oB Der ben1ofrotif6e Caucus be-
ifloIien babe, bic &inoerorbeit- Dor
lage bod nod IN bieier Sefiion our
Gebotte gu bringeh iobolo Die Be
miIigingsborloge fir ben 9iitrift
Columbia erIe0igt lit. (9llio bat
@ilion bod tpieoer ieinen 8iuen
6ur6geiest.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
Brctkartcfs irt
PcnanC ecplanti

9tmIterbanl 81. SuIi. - Gie
boIlGnoii9e &esieruns gebt nit benz
8lane I'M, i'm gonSen a0ntgrei1
8rotfarten eintufiibren, pie ooS
8latt Seiegrof in Slniterbont an.
fiinoigt. Moneel an 9rotgetreioe
lei Die geronGoiiitng fir oieie @ab.
nobue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
glnfl5inna Scr ariediiden aammsr.

9ltben, q. Snli. = SSSSn einer
Sisung Oes eriediifen aobinetts
am Monntogoben0 puroe bel9loi-
len, Die Observation-Disclosures an-
fanes gIngiiit aufsulolen; bieraig
Gage ip6ter iollen Die gseuipablerl
itaHfiuoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
Drci tcrtucgiIte
Oampfer tcrpcSicrt!

2onOon, 81. SuIi. - 0ie orei
noripeeiiten 9ontpfer @oms, Sie.
brto un6 Sumo, peIde Sol8laoun.
gen an goro bntten, linO, ipte
2loDos beridten, in Der gtorOIee bon
Sou6booten berieuft porOen. @ou
Der @eiasune Der brei S6iffe nur.
ben 28 Wtann in Hotteroom gelan.
oct.
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Baltimore, 81. Suli. - gddts
iheint oorouf binouoeilten, oob oas
San0eIstoudidiff nDeittidlano"
beute in Gee ite9en miro, Dent of
fenlidtli6 aud ale 8orbereitungen
oo5u bereits ieit mebreren Eogen
getroffen tporOen iinb, Wnn bat
.ii6 Dem @lall6en binsegeben baB
oos S6iff ieine @loIe nidt cher
berlailen miro, bis man bon Der
Bremen" gebo1t bat.
9efrogt, mann Die o9eittidlono"
Den bieitgen $ofen berloiien Diro,
Iagte Der bieiige Oeutife 4oniiil Carl
u. 2ioerib: nDos Sdiff miro nidt
Dor elmer ISOLDE ben Sofen berIai-
ien!" Die llrio6e oes longeren
8ertpeilens oes S9iffes tpeigerte er
fi6 on5ugeber. 9ie Mannidoft Der
,Qeiiti6lon0" i6Iief bergongene
g1odt an 9orO oes irternierten
,,9aedar". Satia6e 1T, baB Der aa.
pit1n aonig Die 2lorteritngspnpierr
fir ben Sofen Bremen oOer einen
onoeren Safen erlangt bat. 9ther
aud aopit1n a0nig CAB Die @r.
fldrilng ob, ooB cr niht piIie, ipann
er III See Ite6en merOe. Ser
Sdlepper .Eimnons" liegt liter
8ouOollpf borm 8ug Der 19eittid-
lono".
Qln gor6 6es Son0elstau6bootes
berridte geitern fieberbufte Tdtig-
felt; Die Moidinen lpurben tuieoer
uno iuieoer probiert, nno 5peimnl
taudte oas 5fiff unter, biz Der
aiel OesieI6en nuf Dem MeeresboOen
rrbte. Die Eoudproben berliefen
bortreffli6. Die gan3e 9Srobe purOe
10 IorgfGItig genlnht, uno eing 10
Ileiie por Iidt oaf iie foit poriiber
NOR, ebe eS irgen0 iernan6 aitf Den
lmIiegenoen Shiffen geipnbr tuurOe.
IadOent oos SaudifJiff iuieoer auf-
1etou6t mar, ungob es Elm 0ifer
Gee bon Del, 6os altgenI6etnlid
Scr @oifine eritauoIlen mar, als
oieie ibre @lieOer IN 8elpegung
iette.
@Gbreno Ser @onGner Der
,4e1tihlon0" Itan0 Die 8eiosung
oJ5 oaneben liegenoen og2efor" an
|fIr &eeling unO idaute bergniigt
gritiIder Spipn.
Scenes britiT6e Gdiff oos fid
geItern in oos Sabrpoiier Der
,.8elti6luno" legte, beiBt nglro.
grpfe" uno iIt entidIoiien Dem
9au6idiff big 5ur 9reimeiIen-
@ren3e at folgen. Gin Sffiaier oes
britiiden Sd)iffes iagte einem 3ei-
tangsberidterItatter: D@s lit rniere
gtbiid)t, nit unierem Greunoe %
oriiben 3u glei6er 8eit ben Safen
au nerloiienl" ST iogte ferner, bob
Der &opitdn oes Sradt0anpfers un0
0eIien aus Sapanern beitebenoe
0onni6aft elm padiantes 9lrge alif
Die o9elttidlano" baben iDer6en.
geentraIitGt iuirS seiuabrt iuerben.
georfolf, ga.. 81. Sltli. - Ser
geoedte 1nterifonii9e 4reli5er Rortb
Carolina uno 5tpei omerifoniif)e
SorpeOoidger baben bon @ofbing-
ton 9efebl erbalten, Die onerifoni-
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geentralitGt nirb setpabrt iuerbc

ytorfolf, va. q. sui. = Der
eeoefte onterifoniide 4rel5er Rortb
Carolina uno 8tpei amerifonifhe
Sorpe0oidger boben bon @oibing-
ton 8efebl erbuIten, Die onerifoni-
, 1916-07-15
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

r L is hereby made known, that the fol-
~ lowing signals for an approaching hur-
ricane will be given from the batteries ut
C~hristiansted. Frederiksted, Kingshill and
st. Thomas.
During the day time: 2 guns fred the
one after the other and after an interval of
a minote 2 other guns, 2 red fags-each
with a black square in the middle on the
flagstaff of the fort.
During thenight: The same gun as at
day time.
C~hristiansted, the 8th July 1916.
FUGLEDE.
, 1916-07-15
BEKENDTGORELSE

nET bekendtgores herved, at der fra
d% Batterierne i C~hristiansted, Frederik-
sted, Kingshill og st. Thomas vii blive
givet folgende. Signaler for en- optraekkende
Orkan.
ON Dagen: 2~umiddelbart efter hinanden
folgende Kanonskud og derpaa efter J Min
uts Mellemrum 2 lignende Kanonskud, 2
rode Flag-hvert med ct sort Felt i Midlen-
pea Fortets Flagstang.
ON Natten: De samme Kanonskud som
ON Dagen.
C~hristiansted, den 8de JUL 1875.
FUGLEDE.
, 1916-07-15
Translation.
Notice.

ne is hereby made known that the
u Councils ordinary Meeting which
was fixed for the 18th July a. c.
according to decision of the Govern
ment has been postponed to Mon
day the S1st July at 1 o'clock
p. IN.
Colonial Council, st. Croix. July 9th
1916.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
Chairman.
, 1916-07-15
ekendtgorelse

m Ell bekjendtgjores herve dat Raa.
" diets ordin@re Mode, som a
fastsat til den Tide JUL d.
A efter Gouvernementets Bestem-
melse er udsat til Mandag den
Site Juli XII. 4 Eftrn.
Kolonialraadet, st. Croix, den s. JUL
1916.
A. T. STAKEMANN./
F0rma0nd.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-10-20

disinfected by spraying with solutions
of formalin or copper sulphate. The
former should be used in the proper
ton of 1 pint to 80 gallons of water
The copper sulphate should be used at
the rate of 1 pound to rs gallons of
water. With either solution a second
spraying should be given after "a
hours.
When first placed in the storage
house sweet potatoes should be cured
by being kept, by the use of fire, in
temperature of from 80 to 80 F. This
curing temperature should be main
tanned for 10 days or two weeks and
should then be gradually reduced to
55 and kept at as near that point as
possible. After this, the ventilators
should be left open during the day
in clear warm weather, and kept clos
ed during the night and in damp or
rainy weather. When the temepera-
ture of the house goes below so, the
house should be opened if the outside
temperature is higher, or a fire should
be started to raise the temperature
to the desired point, since once the po-
tatoes have become thoroughly chilled
their quality is impaired and they are
more susceptible to decay. In order
to maintain the proper temperatures
farmers should install accurate Their
mometers in their storage houses.
Further information on this subject
may be obtained from Farmers Bull
letin No. 54S.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-10-20

and the roots. The soil should then
be scratched away from the potatoes
and they should be left exposed for
several hours to dry. Picking should
be in padded boxes, baskets, or crates.
The roots should be carefully placed,
not thrown into the picking receptacle.
Although sweet potatoes do not have
the appearance of being easily injur-
ed, they require, in fact, as careful
handling as oranges and apples.
Handling should be minimized to as
great an extent as possible. This
makes desirable rough sorting in the
field by placing the largest potatoes
in open picking container, the smallest
in another, and the bruised roots in
third. In no case should sacks be used
either as temporary containers or for
marketing purposes. Diseased pota-
toes should be placed in none of the
assortments. Such roots should not
be left permanently in the field, how
ever, to contaminate the soil, but
should be gathered and fed to pigs.
Proper storage facilities are valu-
able to the grower in that they do
away with the necessity of selling the
crop on digging, greatly lessen the
heavy losses sustained when the prim-
tive storage method of burying the
potatoes is employed, and permit
holding for good prices in winter or
spring. A special storage house, such
as many southern farmers have built,
is advocated by the department spe-
cialists. Such a structure with a ca
pacity of 1000 to 1000 bushels can
be built at cost of 500 to $500, de-
pending on the availability of lumber
and other material. The storage
house should have double walls to in
sure against heat and cold and a false
floor to facilitate ventilation. A stove
should be installed for supplying arti-
fetal heat. II bins are used, they
should have Slated sides, further to
facilitate circulation of air.
Where storage is to be in bins or
other receptacles these should, if they
have been used before, be thoroughly
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-10-20

portant factor in determining their
keeping qualities.
Throughout most of the sweet po-
tato producing region the harvest will
take place within the next six weeks
or two months. Growers should be
sure before digging that the roots are
mature, and they should select time
when the ground is dry and the day
bright. If frost nips the plants they
should be dug within the next few
days and if possible, the dead plants
should be cut off at the ground with
hoe so that in rotting they will not
carry the decay to the roots.
Care should be taken in blowing out
the potatoes to avoid all bruising by
contact between the implement used
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-10-20
HARVESTING AND STORING
SWEET POTATOES
Seemingly Hardy Roots Need as Care
full Handling as Apples and Or
anges-MethOds Suggested.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 19.-Sweet
potatoes must be harvested and stor-
ed with the utmost care, say special
lists of the U. S. Department Of Agri-
culture, if their production is to prove
profitable. Any bruising of the roots,
either in the field or in storage, will
greatly increase the percentage of loss
In storage the temperature at which
the potatoes are kept is also an inn
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-10-20

When the chest feels on fire and the
throat burns, you have Indigestion,
and you need HERBINE to get rid of
the disagreeable feeling. 1t drives out
badly digested food, strengthens the
stomach and purifies the bowels. Price
Soc. Sold by ]. D. Curtis Drug Co.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-10-20
BABIES and GROWING CHILDREN

need tonic to tone Up the system and
regulate the liver. Mothers are con-
stantly using, with wonderful success
our plantation Chill sd l'crar ! m
ic. Pleasant to take ,r.a'. no cal
omel. Price SOC. 8
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-12
FORMAL OPENING
OF GOLF CLUB
JAN. lST WILL Be
A GREAT AFFAIR

The plans are being made for 2
Dig oening day on the golf course or
Scott Lake for Monday, Jan. /. Tho
club house will be completed and
the grounds in good condition fol-
playing the nine holes. Bob" Nc.
Nulty, the professional in charge
will stage tournament among the
players in the club and there will
be something doing all day and into
the night.
1t is probable that an exhibition
game will be arranged for between
professionals, which will be of great
interest to those watching from the
gallery" Visiting guests will be
present from the Tampa and Orlando
and other Golf Clubs as we'll as a
large number of Polk county mem
bers and their friends.
The ladies are expected to take a
prominent part in this program,
both in the way Of attendance as
guests and players and in prepare
ton for refreshments and enter
tainment as members of the families
of resident members.
The arrangement will be in
charge of an entertainment commit
tee, working in conjunction with the
board of directors. This committee
will meet Friday, Dec. Is, at 8 p.
M, in the directors room of the
State Bank of Lakeland and the
chairman of the committee is espec-
tally anxious to have every member
Of this committee and the board
present at this first meeting.
The members of the committee
are as follows: W.. w. Chase, chair
man; J. E. Hobart, M. Agrees, L. w.
Cottman, c. H. Warner, H. E. Cor
nell, VIM. H. Smith, M. F. Hether-
ington, C. c. Martin, C. e. Todd,
H. J. Drane. E
This committee will be assisted by
A. ]. Holworthy, secretary of the
secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce and J, Robt McNulty, in
structor on the course in preparing
program which will contain Attrac-
tive features for every member and
visitor.