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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
Hawaii Guard'sOffer
: Cordially Received

Governor Pinkham's cablegram to
the war department yesterday offer.
ing the services of the National Guard
OF Hawaii, in view of the calling out
of the border states militia, has been
received with cordial appreciation by
the department.
The following reply came today
from Secretary Baker:
"Pinkham, Governor of Hawaii, Homo
lulu:
Cordial thanks for offer services
National Guard, Hawaii. Offer will
receive fun consideration, but trust
no occasion for services will arise.
BAKER"
Secretary of War;"
The Associated Press today also
carried the news over the country
that the Hawaii guard has offered its
services. A despatch from Washing
ton says: Secretary Baker has re-
ceived from Governor Pinkham a ten
der of the services of the Hawaiian
militia"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
GERMAN OFFICIAL
cABLEGRAMS
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS. May

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS. May
9.-In connection with success on
height 304, the Germans took south
Of Termite, hill, and south Of HaH
court several trenches by stormint
them. The enemy's attempt to recon
quer with strong forces terrsin lost
on height s04 failed. The enemyb
losses were heavy. Other French At
tacks on the east bank Of Meuse II
the district Of Thiaumont were equal.
ly unsuccessful.
A number OF French were prison
cred, including officers and 375 men
besides Is wounded. Nine machine
guns were taken. At other parts q
the west front. there were only ser
eral patrol enterprises which UcI&
...r1o11f.I1 Tor ||n |oI|.~~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
U. S. and MEXICO
NEAR AGREEMENT
Conferences Between Scott and
0breg0n on Border to
Be Continued

IAssoc,assd Prsss by Federal wtrelessl
EL PASO, Tex, May 1o.-Gen. Fun.
ston said this afternoon that he has
no idea when he Will return to San
Antonio, which 10 taken 20 indicate
that todsy.s conference may not be
the last. Gen. obrepon and his ad
NIsere are eth optimlstic. Gen.
Scott's message reporting obreson's
proposal for . joint patrol OF the
boundary is not yet answered by
Washington.
MARATHON, Tex, May 1o.-The
troops nf the 18th Cavalry here, under
Col. Frederick w. Sibley, are expected
to be sent across the border tomorrow.
s WASHINGTON, d. c., May
1o.-Secretary of War Baker in
formed President Wilson today
that the conferences between Cen
eral Scott, General Funston and
Gen. Alvaro Obregon have been so
far inconclusive, and that they will
be continued between Scott and the
Mexican general. The indications
are that an agreement is being
reached, but the points still at diff
ference have not been revealed.
Ell PASO, Tex, May l0.-Gen-
eral Pershing, in command of ac-
tive operations across the border.
has been ordered to begin concen-
tration of the American troops,
now widely scattered. The detach-
ments operating from San Antonio
are to be withdrawn from Colonia
Driblan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
ARMY Bill WILL Be.
ENTIRELY CHANGED,
IS PROSPECT NOW
Senate's Withdrawal of Insist
ence on Volunteer Provision
Payes Way for Harmony;
New Measure Next Week
IAssoctst,d Press By Fsdsrn wirelessl

WASHINGTON, d. G., May
10.-Work was resumed today by
House and Senate conferees upon
the army reorganization bill.
As the result of today'S develop
ments in the conference, it is ex-
pected that virtually new bill will
result from the compromise plans,
and that this new bill will be ready
next week. The prospects are that
the Senate conferees will give up
the provision for a volunteer army,
upon which they have heretofore
insisted. 1t is hoped to strengthen
the House provision for citizen in
struction and training camps. which
will afford nucleus for the vol
unteers.
additional details OF the COM
promise plan. as reached last night,
viii be Ynd on page 9 today
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
Irish Rebellion to
Be lnvestigatedNOW
ssoei...a Press bY rsderal w,rsle..l

LONDON, Eng, May 10.-With the
resignation of Lord Wimborne, lord
lieutenant for Ireland, announced to-
day, there is evident the determine
tion Of the government to go deeper
into the events preceding the late re-
beiiion The resignation was expect
ed, as there has been widespread crit
icism of the administration of Irish
affairs since the outbreak.
A commission to investigate the re-
5ellion has been named, consisting
Of Baron Hardinge, Justice Sir Mon.
tague Shearman and Sir Mackenzie
Chalmers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
British and German !
TOrpedObOats Clash
..ocla.sd Press by r.dsral w.r.ls.ll

BERLIN, Germany, May TO-
An engagement of British and Ger
man torpedo craft took place to-
day off the Belgian coast, a num-
Der of shots being fired. One Brit
ish boat was badly damaged while
the Germans emerged unscathed
from the conflict.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
BRANDEIS PROBE
TO BE Continued
ON merger DEAL
Associated Press BY Fsdsta wirslsssl

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May To-
The senate subcommittee on judiciary
will reopen the hearings on Friday
upon the nomination of Louis D. Bran
deis for associate justice of the su.
preme court. The fight against him
is being waged bitterly.
The committee announces that it
will inquire into Brandeis connection,
as an attorney, with the merger of
the United Cigars Stores, and the
Riker-Hegeman chain of drug stores.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
TRANSPORT THOMAS IS
EXPECTED SATURDAY

Wireless messages received at the
quartermaster's department state
that the army transport Thomas was
1923 miles from Honolulu at o'clock
last night. This afternoon the de-
partment wirelessed to the TRANSPORT
again for information concerning the
location OF the ship and the amount
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
REFERENCE MADE
TO SOLDIERS IS
NOW ELIMINATED
tAss.oiat.d Press By rso.rd Wirelessl

SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, May
10.-The Methodist Episcopal confer
ence in session here today adopted
resolution requesting Congress to
prohibit the sale or manufacture of
intoxicants in Hawaii. The reference
to the conduct of soldiers in Honolulu,
contained in the resolution as offered
yesterday, was eliminated. -. =
(Note-Further details regarding
this will be found on Page 9, with the
overnight telegraph news.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10

LONDON, Eng, May 1o-Gcr-
many has suffered casualties Of
nearly 100000 men since the war
began, according to the official
British estimates made public to-
day.
The estimates give the number
of German casualties in April as
81, ,l62 and the number since the
war began as 2,S22079. They state
that more than 1000 German sol
diers have died of sickness.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
FRENCH AND GERMAN
REPORTS ABOUT VERDUM
SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
IAssociatsd P=sss By Federal wirslsssl

PARIS, France, May 10.-Ae-
tivity on the Verdun line decreased
today. The artillery duels and in
fantry fighting were noticeably
lighter than for the past several
days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
NEW YORK STOCK ........ H.
MARKET TODAY

Foilowing are the closing prices OF
stocks on the New York market TO
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
Brazil Wants Indemnity Of Germany

RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil May 1oThe brazilian government
will demand Indemnify of Germany for the Brazilian Rio
Branco which, declared sunk by submarine the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10

well qualified candidates who are
willing. and to instruct them to ap
pear for mental and physical examina
ton at o'clock in the morning OF
June s. at the General Hospital, Pre-
sidio Of San Francisco. Cal. They
should 60 by liner. Forward this
office by letter fun names, companies
regiments and dates of birthday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10
PRESIDENT WILL STAY
AT WASHINGTON POST
IAssoc.ated Press By Federal wireless

oHINGTON, ID. c., May 10.-
President Wilson will remain con-
stantly at Washington for the next
few weeks. in order to stay here he
has broken an engagement to speak
at Hampton, Virginia. this week at
the dedication of an educational build
ing. IT,. ...
of freight and number of passengers
she carries. She is now expected to
arrive off port Saturday evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10

BERLIN, Germany, May TO-
The Germans made progress today
in the vicinity of Hill 304, taking
French positions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10

Circuit Judge Stuart today judged
Hen" Wise to be in contempt Of
court for having failed to obey certain
orders with regard to q suit for di-
voree brought against him by Kate
Wise. The court has ordered Wise
to be confined in jail until he complies
with the -erders.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10

IBID. tEs,dlvidend. tunas,oted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10

Continued on page threel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

inuB man iii ocn i2 9l6dtcn Die
06iibdluue rilttcIu mo rlifcn:
,9Gluudelt wod out Sran Solla
(Smoo oocr 5reia) foumt"
Man luolltc auf bic 3ufInit, aui has
neue ,sa6r idlicBcn; Drum goi3 man
g9od)s, leete Std6e ulo aarten,
iteatc Elm @adSliGtden in cine giib-
idalc uno elm SeOrr Iieb nun icin
,ScbenSitiiibcn" ini SSaiier6eden
ihwimnicn. @eiier 0iGt 5ulebt aus.
glinnitc, ocr iolltc nm l6ngilen lc'
ben @lcrfpiir0ig it, baB scr 3ug
ocs miit6enoen Seeres nit @orncrrllt
uno NeitidenfnaQ auA in6ranlreid,
GnglnnD imS Sfnnoinauien ieine
HoIle ipiclt ,Srdntiidc, 6iirgunoi-
idc, idhiiidr imO gotiidle @0lfer,
idbuiicn baben Saacn lnoSitten rDei-
ter perpilan3t. Nn Der &olfsbnld]t.
I5ene 0es o,SrciiHab" i'm nAattcn.
idngcr bon Nunleln~ itn0 III nloercl
5a9en fe6ren sic 9lufl6nqe Scr
Coiniogc ruieocr. Iic ainocr i'm
9erge iin0 oic 2eelen Der gooten.
@lau 0aBte lid sic Seclc inter peri
idieoenen 9iloern cinmol olS Shatl
tclt mic Tie i'm rReter Sblenihl"
ais oeiicn uerlorcnc Secle eriheint,
eiimol inter Dem ernitgemeiuten9iIr
leiie oabiubuihrnoer Gbiere 10 oei
Mdiie mo Hottcu; 10 BAT Der ,9lat
teuidnacr bon DancIu", Scr cap lei
he SccIen in ocn 9erg iiibrt, cincl
gar ticicn Sinu. llnO Oa inter oel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

bieItcL Die bon oiciem 0lotcrial bcr.
gcitellt pnren. Cine llntcriuhung
crgab bic S6otioc5e, oob cs Gonncn
BON reiueu aupicr IN Der @eecn0
CAB, oie mir nit cinsr oiinnen Gro,
ididt bcOedt iuarcn. Die Gsfimos
hibrten ocn Soriber mad Ser Stclle
Dim mo oieier tonnte groBe Stiidc
anpier nit eiuer einiaden Sonoart
abi6lagsn. @opitdn gecerien iclblt
bratbfe ehligc Doafonmcn rcine
Stiidc oicics Wletaas nit.
Die Erooiont. Stotiou bel 9anfs
2ano 1T qescnpdrtio perloiicn luie
Captain 4eOerien crflorte, unO MIR
Captain gernaro mo einiee Seute
lueilen Oort, mGereno Steinniion uro
Scr &oup;t6eil ser expedition nadl
DlclpiQc Sano iibergelieoelt iinO, 100
lie sen g9inter pcr6ringen lucrOen.
Gle ba6cn bllnoertc BON giinmodden
crlcgt 10 ooB iiir sic gcutc iopo6I
pic iiir bic Smoe eeliiieenO Se6eno
nittel M Han0 iino. Die Stcioni.
ion'ide expedition miro uoDridlcini
lir6 bis iiun Sabre 1913 Ooneru
@igent6ilnli1 fliu9t sic Nlitt6ci.
luna OnB ielbit Steianiion's SertI
ou Oen Strife acben pollten. Ste
| foniior erfIdrte Gdpitdn 9ernaro, oei
Oen Stiibpuntt ser grpeOitioiL iur
lid sic lln5uirieocncn beinnoen fom
/ mmoirte, oie Sente iolllen mr an
Oeu Strife 9cbcu aber man loae Ii
nen tciuc Slmoc mitgcbcn ionoerl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

men iie6t oOcr bort mo iitb nidt To-
tort platt oui Oeil gooen pirit lit
uctlorci cbcnio ocr, meldcr mad
Dem 3iige neil9icrig ourA's 5enites
idlant, IS CAB cigeie Mooonsuegc.
sic CT germ 500 (Nooensueoc. ipd-
ter ejoocribpegc bel Nlagoebiire).
g(nd 9Poosiueiblideu ruo Sol5frdn.
lem IinO nit i'm Sago5uo, oen 0or.
nerflung ocrfiinoet. g9cr Die ipiloe
,sago 609rt, i6r ehpa Snllob ODER
Surrn6 5urliit oem ipirit scr 5ilr.
rcnoe @ott einrn NoBi4entcl bcra5
ooer Sen ,gub cincs sO1oospeibhcns.
uno Oieie bcra6inIIenoen ginee luoH-
fen oirb 3ailbcr Dem spottcr iofort
felt uno iino ntdt Ourd menidlidbe
Wlittel sit uertreibcn
@ooan beiBt bier nnO 0a dub
Srooion ). \. GlibmcStr1gcr nor.
aus llupcriiano I'M lpeitli6enIeltid.
lano Serooes genlaht BAT Sn Gng.
lono bieB Die ipiloe Sngo ionit Scrle.
tbiua, nod ocu ia6elbaitcn 06nia
Scrlo. Ga @oodli ODER Goin and
scr @ott ser 9imimc 1T 10 ioll man
lid, ncrfelL mas man in oen II
9lGdtcn tr1umt. @s tpiirOc cintrei.
ien, penn ipir Dem @ott ereebcn iino
3war iAlafen @iuters aud Ole fell
qen @otter piel, aiib @ooan uut
Snloa. gl6cr nit oer neii beralli
neigmoen mo linacr lcildltenoel
Solme fomnlt aud ser alte Sim
meIsgott 0Oiu 81 ncncm 9cbeu. 1C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
az hrIlinrn 12 gladltt.

o ncmlt 0as Golf befanntlld) oie
02ddlc uomlGcifnacbtsobcu0 big 5nIlt
oroBcn 93cuiobr oOer @pip6onias.
g9ic oranbeu iid inn Oieic 3eit bic
HaGc germ DeriAleierl inO ole lam
acn 9l6cn0e lid in gcbeininiBoolles
gmlfcl 6iiacn 10 lieben Sage mo
slbcrqlau6e, oieie 3eit init ollnfIen
tScitcltuugen nus5ufiilleu. IaB aber
ecraoc oieie 3eit ais 10 beoelitungs'
boil hinaeieat miro, OoS bat ieinen
Gruno mriprin9lid il Oem gernla'
iliifDcn &ultls. @interjiil ilio Dem
permcintlic5en ,}uge Der @ottcr Die
III oieier 3eit oirc9 Grtldaitcn ia
0nrb Sic 3immer Der Ylenidcn 5ic.
ben Iie driitlidcn 5eitc paBten
iidl dbcr fllq nn0 gut All. 9ri Den
c5crinoucn 5og por ollen &ooon n
Der s9ci6nahts5eit ourb oie Sanoc,
glls loren 5tnrmgott Dat i1n Die Ga
az buuabrt 81 5iebt i'm 0ionteI ma
beocnt pnnl breitfr1mpiaeii Snt, &C.
folgt bonn ypilocn Seer" (O. l. iir'
ipriiuglid) sic Seelen ser @critor6e.
ncm onrdl oie 2onOe. 81 bciBt il
Nounouer auh gSoeidecr amber.
pdrts Sager Sotelbers (eigentIid
Sutcl6rano. 5. &, 0onteltrdger). 81
reitet einen Sdimrnel, Cullen imt
Haben oils Sooteuooeel 6egleiten ici
uep 3n0. Sim0c laiien Ocnleno nc
heAber aui ocren Sl6rper QidJte
brenncn &er oic grideinmg fom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

E6iercn ocs S,aeo5iigcS (0lduic,
Aotten, Cullen Saien etc.) ii6 bic
Scclen @eritorbcner bergen 10 Oarf
man iic niht nit Dem uobreu 9ia-
men nenncn, ionOern iogt Oafiir 80.
oea6itiher, 9oOcntra6er 5hu6lL
26iiler etc.
@cr &uGa 6abeu lull, itellt III Ocn
~ gtldten groO mo cinen arre
gicr ouf ocn Sid, oanit sic iii.
6ctmli6cn nontlidlcn @Gite iib Ia.
ben foimcn icbt einer oiieneil 1opi
init lPehl Opr sic 1biir Cir Die
5un6c) ino beiieblt iid iinO Die Sci'
uen oen marneunen getreuen Gtart.
8ronfcnlano uuo Ioetlano 6ewa9.
reil nod biel iener nlten Olpliericn.
Pin Observation-Disclosures lno on
0tciiiobrstae oari ocr @irie drf Dem
Gid niHt fe6leL onniit ons SeIO I'M
toniruenocu sSabr iie ic6le. gld1en,
itridep ilopien lit an Meibrchts.
1eiliqcua5ero citcl 1iiaOe, ganl
16nIiN mie an @iurelsinMtStog
wo in llebcrtrctlnasialle ser &otI
Goru Zen nit 9lib rm0 Ionel
! trait Acr mn Gin Nictall anrii6lt
9lltc Qerionct inGresoen iucr0cn i'd
cntiinnen, iuie Drum in Ocl OreiBi
aer Sobren nod oie 9nnonidOhei al
iencn Swei beilieer 9lodntittaee,
ooer slbcnOcn IN @ei6eu ntiiBia ipd
siren anIaan oocr icbr IN hellen 9iei
6cn mie Die Siebelner Seumcljei
ten, Die 6rico6oic anIiu@ten. s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
Nns 0lenherc.

acknowledgment (8u ocm ncllen Col
legclO ,,5eben Sic. oos g(enBere 1T
fir uniereins Die Snuptiadc, wcnn
man @cimoitc moden wial Glc.
aante aleioung fciue &6ldc, Bril-
lantrin9c, rotbe gtaiel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

lie tountcn 3n SUB 8e6en wobin lic
pollten. Die Seutc, Die icit Orci Sab.
rem in icncn 9iceiouen iino, beiauncn
lid oanu cines 9ciicren mo Icgtcn
sic Nrbcit ni6t uieOer.
g3uN Ser 9lngobe Der 6irma $.
2icbes s. So, oer 9ciibcrin oes Erci.
moiiers oSermau", lat Der lebtcrc
einc duberit erfolgreihc 6nbrt binter
iiH. Gr bro9te II. 81. cine SoOun1
pon @oliiicb6l mo &eI5cn i'm @ertbe
pon 100000 nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
Gpiclluanrcn.

Gas O5eiprGd 6cr StaOt,
0luiD6ua,gaCtirenncn II. 6 gpft.Yiditer f0c.
gsrBnanlteltdlter.Qlrmn $3.50.
@lcftriid)c 91anoune urn StOS nn
0lclrtihle WlDtDrc Dpn J9c. All.
9lenr @icbtles Dpn $2S.5O an.
sSrendl, Der ygife Widn,"
glr. 30i. ggcft.BaItlmpre.Strng nne
Wv. 25i Giio.8ruabmnD
1891. MrltcHcc Giablihcneut 1891
fl0c4f N&05-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

man fondtc mciIt al ocr 6orbc 0cr
mollcuen faltenreid1en 9lode sic 3M
gc6origfeit 81 Der oocr jencr Gori,
eeuciuoc iait crrotDen. 9lber nit
Dcm erpeiiertcn Tcrfe6r lmo init
0en InmpISiigcn perluiidten iib ga.
ge inO Sitte, onS%CmeiuOelebcn pers
Tor nac6 uiO nad ieiuc Gcihloiicn-
belt mo nit mun@em gIuSwuds
ains ircilib ondl manh' cbnpiirOig
Stiid Bolfstbnn oerloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

,Sntereiisnte Nlitt0eiluhgen iibcr
bic Steianion'iAc expedition fonnte
CAPTAIN s. 3. gSeoerien BON benz
Greimait.Shooner yScrman" na-
den Der bon gllnsta ,nieoer in Gan
6runcisro cineetroiian i'll. Der
Sdooncr, Der an 6. Dioi bon bier
uo1 ocm glorOeu oniil6r, leete i'm
g(u9uit Del 9antS Sauo an no iib
oas Nropiant.Soger fijr sic Steiani.
iouide Ggpcoition bei'noet. Gopitdu
9Irocricn broditc BORT Moarcu i'm
SSert6e BON $1,000 m 9auo.
9Icd Ocn Sluaa6cn oie Gopitdu
SSeoerien mahtc lit oic widtieitc
GntocdIma Ser Steianiion'ihen Gr.
petition 6isher Die eires reihbaltiger
Snecrs pireu SHIPPERS eepeien. Ste,
ioniion iaio feline Seute ioacn ooollrd
oii dic 0utocdlma actonmcn ieiu
oaB iie ia6cn, mic esfinoS ibrc &lci
ounesltiide nit gia0eln 8nianmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

llneefdbrGide 3eit.-rCn
bait cid ia, lpie ib Gore, pieoer Dem
Shonipieler6erni 5ligepenoet.~
4NSo Ole @er6dltniiie iiuo iebt aim
tiger ooS ASublitim Wirit icet nibt
mebr nit Giern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

2onoitiirmler (im Gipil Dlourcr,
i'm Sdiisenero6en boucuO) Sort
Seppl iucnn mir in 6rieoens5cit'n
10 g'or6cit' bdttn ouf Der gan5'n
Gron go6'S net q @lob'l nebr, no
net a &nuS itcb'n t6dt@
The Keota news., 1916-05-26
WEEDS USE THE PLANT FOOD
20 Make Satisfactory ess1
bed Of . Wssdy covered Field
In Many Instances.

Weeds take for their growth from
the soil the food that should bo util-
lied by . crop growing on tho land.
And the worst of II 10 that they uss
the available or usable plant food!
Most soils do not contain at any one
time any strong excess Of available
plant food above what the crop crow
ing In tho field demands to reach .
maximum Development. . A. In the
case Of the moisture. II this food 10
used by weeds. II usually means that
much reduction In the regular crops.
Lot the crop grower then please con.
slider also this undesirable effect Of
weeds.
Weeds add to the cost Of ssedbed
preparation. The difference In the Ct
fort necessary in preparing clean
field for planting. in the case Of win
ter wheat. for example. and . weedy
field IL considerable. and IN many
cases II becomes impossible to make
satisfactory seedDed OF . weed
covered neld. This point also was
clearly brought out In IN experiment
at the North Platte substati0n. Sum
married. all data show that ON weedy
ground the soil was very dry and
turned over lumpy and hard: while
on a weed free soil the ground plowed
easily and worked down we'll 20 that
. good seedbed wss obtained.
The data further demonstrated the
fact that even small weeds growing
In field increase the cost OF preparar
tion and tho kind Of preparation A.
tanned. Small Russian thistle plants.
not more than or 8 inches high. con.
sumed more than an inch OF water.
almost entirely from the frst foot OF
soil. II these weeds had been kept
down. the water saved would have
made seedbed preparation easy ana
effective. Arc further explanations
Of the effect Of weeds ON seedbsd prep.
aration necessary?
The Keota news., 1916-05-26
ADVANTAGES OF DUST MULCH
Most Practical Method for Preventing
Evaporation Of Moisture-Also
Improves Coll. ~

Dust mulch 10 the most practical
method for preventing the evaporation
OF moisture from the surface Of the
soil. This may be obtained by har.
rowing or cultivating or pulverizing
depending on whether the land 10
growing q crop or not, and the ma,
chimes available.
Dust mulch is the term applied to Q
loose soil left by the cultivator or
harrow. This stirring Of the soil
leaves 1t in better condition for taking
up rain water than it would be IL 4
ware not narrowed or cultivated.
The Keota news., 1916-05-26
BONES WANTED

ket price. Write or wire for price. n Caaev1p
haa Z 1gela c., III ALasi0es ~, ,0ooSeesCGoA
The Keota news., 1916-05-26
HUMus IS MOST ESSENTIAL
Makes Soil Mellow and Rich In Nitro
esn-Asslsts Materially In
Drought Resistance.

Humus 10 the stun that makes .
soil mellow and rich in nitrogen: II
puts the soil In good mechanical con
dition: It enables the soil to readily
absorb rainfall and prevents washing:
It resists drought because . soil ricf
In humus gives OF its moisture slow
". Almost every farm viii grow big
GER crops BY making the soils richer
in humus. Plow under all stable ma
nure. straw. cornstalks. stubble
leaves. weeds and green manure crops.
Especially plow under leSume crops.
Where nature grows sweet clover, you
can grow sweet clover In the fieldA
Remember there IL Q legume crop fos
almost every soil The productivity
Of farm 10 not being kept up on B
permanent basis unlesa every year n
least one-fourth of that farm II made
to grow legumes. all Of which except
the seed IL plowed under - stable ma,
nure. Do not. unless under exception
al, circumstances. grow corn In the
same field more than two years In sue
cession. Feed ~ much OF your grain
- possible to live stock on the farm.
The Keota news., 1916-05-26
a. a. r. Men At Golden Jubilee.

q. A. r. Men at Golden Jubttes.
Decatur, lll.-Ciyil War veterans
from all parts Of the United States
arrived here to attend the golden jubi-
Ice encampment Of the Illinois Grand
Army Of the Republic. This encamp-
menf marks the ,fiftieth anniversary
OF the founding of the G. A. X. and
IL particularly noteworthy because 1t
IL being held at the place Of the or
ganisation's birth. All the streets
and buildings OF Decatur have been
decked with flags In honor of the vet
Grams. In al. 10000 visitors arc OK
Doctad.
The Keota news., 1916-05-26

Talkative women are naturally open
faced.
The Keota news., 1916-05-26
DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR
Prevent Il by Using cutteura soap as1
Ointment. Trjaj Free.

II your scalp IL irritated. itching and
burning and your hair dry and falling
out in handfuls try the following treat
ment: touch spots of dandruR and
itching with Cuticura Ointment and
follow with hot shampoo OF Cuticura
Soap. Absolutely nothing better.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura. Depk Il
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
What 10 home without . rood cool? !?