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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19

FOR SiLE--lSusincss

MUST sacriice accoun, Illness lunch
room and ropmin9 apartments. Price.
SSJp. or suitabl. terms Cnus:nan 1889
Camden. Baltimore. Sid
DNLG hus.n"s. in Virginia town 81. 100 pop
NATION. inNoi". $1,000. Low expense an
nnai business $500. For quick sale. 81. zsU
lA.", ~ Address l. los care Times Dis
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BUSINESS CHANCES

AXE you Interested In SAVING nu--fourt
ni your coal! IL 80. Cali :or cover
ing your heating system. southern a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19
BOARDING.

BEAUTIFUL. alcov" front room southern
eAl,1slrG: Aith hoard 40 West Grace
BOAhDEkS wanted. room and board. $50
" est G.-..cs MALi.on yiO.J.
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WNNTED-Agcnts.

AHENTS wanted. TO sell Ford tractor stock
ltiS Profits to right man. y big i've prupo-
sitich Tor your territory. William J. Wilson
~ 20. fl-iI Fifth Avenue. New York.
NANIED. well rated manufacturers
agency or representative TO carry IA short
Ia. OF padlocks ana hardware sDcriultie
IN, the state oi virginia oHiy. Liberal COM
mission. Address Excclsior Lock and Hard
ware" Co., l.unE9gter.
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Observation-Disclosures.

FOX sale or exchange for mules or cattle
one imported registered English hackne
station sure and we'll broken. Good rea
son for selling. W. L. NIoninccr A. Son,
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FOR SALE-Aiarhinery.

fl.A EKS, m"ldcrs. "dEers ioint.rs re-
saws. Ia tn mills, v.n"crlnE machine hoil :
.rS ana engine good condition. /! BIuford
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CLEANING AND pREsSIZ;

c,. tn,me' -@S: dry Leaned, Soc;u French
Id!lors and Cleaners. Phone Madison 70sx
Expert repairing. altering.
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Ey request OF owner. who has moved
from the city. we will sell at public
auction on the promises.
TUESDAY, MARCH 90.
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Gapetp G1eater.

@06rcnO Ser ~fommen0eu ISOLDE
miro SEER @en @eld), Der rii6mli6
betanute 9urlesfenoaritcaer nit iei.
ner eigenen groBen 66ouipielertrltp.
pc feline Qltinortungen MAIDEN un0
0urd gorfiibrlmg bon oGbe 2obe
Trbor" uno DSy35ie at the M}obie"
iiderlih aagemeinen geifaa finoen.
Ser @eId, Der nit ieiner Grippe
nur eiuntdl oe8 Sobres mad 9ma.
ba fomut, bat iid nit einem areis
ie bor3jigIider ardfte umge6en, bon
lDetaen Die nahitebenoen beion0ere
@cahtllng ber6ienen: 9ot Gearne1,
Gront g. @urpbp, 9iap @ilo, GiO
Solo, GDlDia @roo1, Glb1 @riebes,
2eono Carl uuo 5ranfie Mdrtin.
auBeroem geb6ren oieier Grippe
nod cine groBe an3ab[ rei3enOer
Mdohen an, melde oen a~Il0emeinen
Gin6rut 0es Gtiide8 6urd) bor8iiQ(i.
DIE gelnn4Iide 2eiitrngen un6 Gan.
&C bergr6Bern tpcrocn. 9eiu6er 6eS
8oDctp Sbcaters meroen in Der
foutmen0en ISOLDE iiherlih auf ibre
Rehmrig folnnlen uuo einen reft
0ergniigten 4beno berleben.
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PcimLidbcr Grpcrt bon
GMnoltcIt cittHc6t!

Oaetu gorf, 10. 0ft. Cine
gcridm6rung gum grport bon
Tlmglten, einem Metolf gum &art.
MAIDEN BON StobG, on 8oro oes
ifanDinaoiiden 3nmpfers sltnitco
Stotes" in uebertretlmg 0es Spio-
nage.@ eIetes uno elmer Brofloma-
tion oes &rdliOenten g8i(ion nurbc
bon gunoesneenten ourh Die Ser
bofttn1 bon 0rei MGnnern bereitelt.
Ger @unoesanpoIt madte befount,
ooB Die geiebniOrige 4usfltbr 0eS
Metoas, DoS p~abriAeinltd fir
0eutihlono beltimmt mar, i6on felt
GINGER 3cit i'm @ouge lit.
Giner Der arreitonten lift 5rit
6uerunooL elm Stenart ouf Dem
9ampfer ollnite0 States. 9unoes.
ageuten iagen onB Iie in ieinem Sc
iibe cine MeiIingmorte fir eiuen
@an0foffer fan6en, Der 40 8fun0
8un9Iten entbieIt. g(1tf Dem G6ifi
luur0en meitere 100 Bfun0 &unqIten
In einem gerItef unter Dem SUP.
bo0en elmer Sabine gefunoen.
Ole bei0en onoeren Arreitonten
iino @aIoemor S. @oams uno go
bert Collins, bei0e SApe0en uno @e.
iiber zines i6mcoiiden giiferIo6ens,
Den 6uerun0nl oft olifiltdte, nab.
reno er bon @ebeimaoenteu beipa6t
lp1lroe.
Sarolo q. Content, 9iiGfsbunoes
oniUaIt, fagte, ole &ereiteliing bes
aompIott$ fomme Der @erienfung
bon 5ebn Tnu66ooten gIeifl.
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Gmprcb Gbeatcr,

Die 2eitltng OieieS beliebteu unO
ooLfstiimlihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bietct ieinen gelahern fir Die fom.
men0e 8o6e Elm tatiGhlid eritflai-
It9e8 &rqgromL ooS It'd Oen mi.
gcteilteri 8eiiaa Der anmeien0en en-.
riugen miro. Die oret NcIooien.
M1o6en, melde in oieier aufflb.
rlng Den $ouptoft biloen, nerOen
6ur6 lire lie6Iineu muIifoliIden
@ortrdge groBen 8Gifda crnten. SEER
8aIter 9afer miro in ieiueu 8all.
berfiiniten bon elmer Guberit fQbigen
Grippe 9lGn8eno mteritiiBt. als
bor5iiqIihe aiinitler mer0cn iif oudJ
&aIcntine mo gca, Gin iltoen0li6cs
@oar, auf oeul 3meiro0 eripciien,
mdbreno Glfin8. San utt6 G[fin8,
0os Gegerimitatorcn Grio, 0urd iei.
ne urtomildcn &Gll5e uno 2ieoer
9eifal finoen oiirftcn. s5n y9rin.
ceB Of 4orf Goiu" bot Milbre0 Mon-
ming, Scr beIicbte 8a1t0el6ii6ncns
fern, Die &ouptroae inle. Charlie
Chaplin miro in Dem bpmorbollen
Slim gS4e abbentlrer" gI6n3en.
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Orpbeun,

Gin mirfIi6 erittloIfiges Bro.
gralnm iDuroe bon Der 2eitltna Die,
les beliebten observation-disclosures
suionunengeitelIt. aI8 Sauptaft mltb
Die Sfi55e v4merica GirIt" be5ctd.
net merocn, melde bon elmer oroben
Grpppe 0orgcltelt miro uno Bel ben
8eiudDern aagemeinen 8eifan fin,
Den ollrfte. Son~ogranaten Qngrtf
ft gaionettfompfe, artiI[erieqeffte
unO Die @ermcnoung ser beriibmten
pgonfs@ meroen int ben offt8telen
ariegsbiIoern Der engIiiben Ragie.
rlltg ge5eigt. Die bier glei9foa8 oors
gcfiBrt mernen. Inter ben an6eren
8oriiibrungen ber0ienen beion0ers
Die SeiltIngcn bon Bert WelrpIe ge.
o6tlng, Der Die 8uidouer in God.
fr1npfe DerIebn miro. 9uffor0
un0 Chain. 5nei bor5ii9Iihe Gcger.
initators, meroen gleidfQIls 5ur olls
g%erleinen Undertaking beitrogen.
gllcn uno 5roncis iir0 in ibrem
att nGboiing tie Blues" tatiG9Iih
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Po45eitsolo6cn!

Sun Seim BON Serrn utl0 6rou
5reo M}engeootb, rG17 g8irt Ctr.
fott0 geItern obeno i'm 8eiiein Der
5amilieAmitglie0er mo GINGER IN.
timer 5reruoe bic 9o65eit bon
JrGutein auaitita Menaeootb NIT
Serrn glu0uihls %. 9unbier itatt.
Die Trouung nl1r0e bon 8aitor
Golfer boa8ogen, Sad Der Grauung
puroe eiu SodBeit8mab[ ierpiert.
Ser grdutigam lit elm Maler. Der
SATIRE auf Den aunitiduIen
Getltidlan0's ituoiert bat, Gr bat
elm atelier in ieiuer Seiulatito0t
Barton 9th, Did. Die 9rnitt lift
ais feinacbiIoete junge Game mo1t,
befannt uno gciddbt. ga Serr Gun.
bier gum MIilitdroicnit ge8ogen lit
ltn0 bato einriiden nluB, miro 0a8
iuuge 8nor ieinen 8obnliB borIdu,
fla im Men9eootb'i6en l&atn auf.
i1lagen. @ir grotuIieren.
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pot
irt Cabaksbducn!

8ifmon0, So, 10. 0ft.-Gincr
bieiigen 3eitung tpur6e mitgeteif,
0oB Der friibere oeutihe 8otiHofter,
@raf 8ernitorff 0iplomntiide 90
fllmente in &~obaf8boqen oe8 bieii.
gen 3obaf8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Better aus Dem 2on6e geidmuggeIt
babe. SEER s. 6. Setter, Der 6ir.
meniubober, Der friiber beutider
9t5efonilll mar, tpuroe nod efnem
Snternierlm9BGager geionot, ipab-
reno ieiue QnIagen gei4IoIIen mltrs
ben. Gngtiide 8eb6r6eh Die oieie
Go6afIenouugen elmer 0enaiten In.
teriudung unterluarfen, fanoen ber.
i6ie6ene 9ofumeute, Die ite oent bic,
ligen 5tnotSoepartement ubermieien.
8ieielben liefern angebIid einen ge.
pei8, OaB 8ernitorff 6ireft nit anti
dmerifaniiden Quidlogen in @erbin.
0ung iton0.
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Gebr prattii6 unb ais @cf6tnt betiebt
lit 8eIfn 1924, Elm Satter fir eintn
aleioer6eIen, Der bas etpige Sllden nud
biefem pi6tigeu 8egenitanO aus Der
DeIt I4afft, Die qan8e 6ttdsrei fpirb
in GtielIti3 ausgefu5rt. ~tuorauf bic beiz
ben Seittn 3uiammen9endbt, Elm Iatpe@
reg Gtld qappe eingeidoben uuO Der
untcre &dn6 3agenGbt ipirb. DIR 6dlter
tpirb oorauf mif G6Hur eingsfabt unb
Der Qubdnger bsfeIiigt. 9as MuTtsr 1T
auf ecru 8dnRlerleinen oorqs3cidnet unb
aet0nt unb toTtet einIdIiekli4 Oc8 srz
forberlihtn Stitaarns unO Der Seibena
fhnur IS Gents.
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1flatktbert6te
Smaba, 9}e6r., IS. Oft.

Smabo, ge6r., Is. Oft.
- 3ufubr 1900.
8eefitiere Oircft feit, fir Die $50
de felt big % 60ber.
8rima idlpere 8eeocs 1900
1900.
@ute il. bette geeOe5 1900
1900.
0}ittdm geooe8 12.0o-t3 so.
8em66nI. 8cebe8 8.00-t1.00.
@llte mo bette SQbrlinge t4.00
1880.
0dttclm. Sa6rlinge t3.0o-t40O
@cn61nI. SaDrIinge 7.50-12.00.
4rima idmcre 8eeOeS 1900
1925.
@ute unO bette gcc0es 1000
1900.
Mittelm. @cioc.gccucs 800
1000.
@cm66nIide 8ccDe8 1887 rs.
aii6e rnO Sellers bcute felt fir
Sic ISOLDE felt big 25c Bo9er.
@ttte bis bette Sellers S.00-92 5
Suite ul0 Bette aa6e 7.75-8,50.
42ittelrl. stiile 6.50-7,50.
@cU06uIide aiibe 5.00-6.25.
Stoder8 uno 6ee0ers 1ellte felt,
fir oie ISOLDE felt bis Zoe b0ber.
Corn Seeding stier5 1000
14.25.
suite, bette Seekers S.50-10.00.
@littelmGBige 7.50-8.50.
@ew0bnliAe 6.00-7.0O.
@ute, bette stoders $4,000.
Stof Sellers 6.50-S.00.
Stod albe 6.00-7.50.
Stod aGlber 6.50-9.50.
@eaI aalber S.00-12.00.
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Britett fms eriMtbt,
pcitiac9cm f~rci5moeben!

@aIbirgton, 10. OF. - g(uf gr.
Iufen DER Observation-Disclosures
bot liG Oo5 Stantsoepartement an
bic britii6e 8e6iGrtrng nil Der Qtf
foroerung genonot, Die brei Ifnue0i-
ideu &oitlGfe frei5ugebeu, bic in So.
Iifar bon Ben oortiqen 9c10r0en an
8oro ieue5 9ampfers beIdlagnabmt
moroen rporea, Der Or. 2~un06obn,
Elm Yiitglieo Der ifipcoiIden mirt
IAaftIiheu Gommiiiion nod 0en
&ereinigtcn StaatGn ge6ratt batte.
s. bat iid beraus9eiteat. 6oB ii6.
Die 4oitiahcl nit 1ngcbrodencm
9ieqcl in Der bieiigen britii6en
9otidaft befinocu.
66pe0er ioa Oarouf beitc6cn. boB
bic 8oitiadon Scr 6ieiigen IdiDc0i-
iden @cianOtidoft augeitcat mcr6et
miiiiclL o5nc bor5er 1mteriudt nor
Oen 81 iein neil ite ais aurier. ooer
aultlide 9oit i'm Sranlit naran.
@ingcgen piiuiden 0ie tritilden Be
boroen, Die 9oit in Der bieiigen 8ot
idaft 5u priifeH.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SCOOTER
teilte Dem Staats0eparteulent nit
oaB Die itatiitiiheu angoben, I'M sic
man Die n%eutralen N}ddte oes moro.
llden GuropaS erilht babe, nit
glnsnabme Sdweoens BON ieOen Die.
ier Sdnoer eingetrcffeR lpareu. glaR
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$4,000 5rei6eits6pnS fir alteu.
9eim.

Gas tteltc altenbeim. 0a8 tar3.
lif nn t%5ontenede 8ouIebaro errit
tct moroen it, fat BON @errn un6
6rou e. q. 9iet einen 6reibeits.
bomb in SoQe bon $4,000 ge,
idenft erbaIten. Die bof6er5igen
0e6er boben idon iabrelang Dem
5eim aroBe8 SntereIie e~ntgegenac.
bradt. Sos @eI6 iDirO ais @runO.
itof Dem Grholtpn88fon0s 3ltgetcilt
mer0en. 8ei Der gr0ffnung oe8
@cims iin0 bon oen @diten mlf
einige @eloipenben gentoft porOer,
oeren Grtrog fit Die peitere Plus.
itdttttng beS Seims beuiitt perOen
miro.
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Gifen6abniibe
nidbt ans 9ei4lcHcn!

g8oi6ington 10. Gft. 0os
Gonferen3.&omitee fir g%1atiouaI-
9ereitidaft 0at beute berfin0et, boB
Der arieg bic &egierlug aninaen
fonnte, lin oIlerndhIter Belt" Die
Giienbo6nen au iiberne6men. 2tae
Observation-Disclosures baugen bon
ocn Gtienbabnen ob uno, ba left
iAon i'm eritcn Sabre 6e8 9rieges
Iid ein GROCER MangeL an Giien-
babnIofomoti0en un0 @aaen n6tig
madt. miro bic Gegierung Die Sob-
Iage in Ole $an0 ncbmen mtiieu.
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Rti5enbc SatenoermuHer Fnb bic bols
Idnbifdtn 9eItu5 1929 unb 1890, beren
Wluiter in areu3iti4 ausgefiibrt piro.
9aB &Ieib b:s MdbG:ns piro in fol=
aenben 5or6cn gearbeitet: Der Rot blau,
I}iiBe, Sdir5e unb BLUE peiB, bic
S4ube braun. Der Qn3ug be8 &nas
ben; 6oisn rot. gluie unb 92iibe btau,
8rdgen peiB 9aar uno Striimpfe gels,
bic Sdu6e braun. Die &aIenber tpers
ben in oeriel6en @eiTe fertigseittGt, tpie
Der aleiOrrbeIen s6dlter, uno bunn Der
3aIenberblod angcttsbt. Die Shutter
iinb oaf ptibem Bacterial boroe8eihnet
uno gstont unb to3en etnIGliefli4 Stids
adrn, GeiOenI4nur unb GaIenberblod
Is Gents.
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Nr6eitsneind BEL MnnitipnsarGeiter

&ictorio, 9. G., IL. Oft. - Sieii.
nc 0lunitionsar6citcr idiften an Cir
gtobcrt Borden, Dem 9remicrmini-
tier. cine 8etition. In ser tic I'M
2utocnoung bon @htnitiouS-
fontratten erluden, ga iouit inner.
6olb oreiBig Gagen ole bieiigen an-
lagert geidloiicn meroen uno itnge.
fdbr 1000 4rbeiter entlaiien meroen
)uiiIieu.
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NItors CanSpeim
ais 11ttlif6rboipital!

Stem gorf, 10. Oft. = 6ernctffe,
6aB $8,000,0OO 2anobein bon Bin
cent gitQr in &binecIiffe am Si0iotl
miro tehlpordr bonn arie980eparte-
ntent SIT einem @oipital fir g%eneien.
Sc ameritatiide SoI0oten eirgcrid-
tet fuerOen.
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tonne unm68lid cine Cuti6ei0nng
be5iiglid Der 4usfubr mad 6teien
2dnoern traifeh 10 lange nitt audi
Sic ihmeoiideu 9eri6te borlie9en.
Die Itatiitii6cn 4uaoben iiber ben
Sor0el Sdpcoen8 befin0en iid) in
oen bon Den britiiden 8e10r6en be-
ihlngnaDutten 8oIttoid)en.
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Qus Ger Gbeater .Weltl

uuiibertrcfflid. 9(itd RHa golan0,
in ibrcr mulitaIiiden &omooie, iopie
AUDI elmer 81 Glebe uno glan 81.
Gonnor ais lluterbnltungstiinItler
Oiirften oIlgemein gefoleu. 9iloer
bonn gtiI.Sal uno oiis 9el. Guinea
biloen Den SdluB oieieS erittIoiIigen
programmes.
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@prr1te %berfnnft.

Sic @ertuoltung 0es itd6tiihen
aobtenloger8 nirb borIdltfig feline
meiteren 8abIungen tn0 8eiteIllm.
gen al,f GobIen eutgeeennebuen, 0u
Die ~bis6erigen 8orr1te our9 Die
borbonocnen 9eitellltngan aufge.
braudt uer0en. gtpa 500 9eiteIluns
gen tporen borbdnoen uno NIT Der
a6Iieferllna tpur0e an 0onnerstag
begonnen.
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wod6entlid6er
mcttcrbcti0t!

Sir sic ISOLDE beqinnen6 Conn
tag, Sen IA. October, fir Die @rGrie-
itdoten Ionic On8 obere un0 mittlere
Miiiiiiippi-EoI:
Die 8itteruuig miro i'm oItgcmei.
nen idl0n icin nit pIoelidcn &cnpe-
raturan0erunQen.
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Miener l3eitnnagmann a@etor6en.

ImTteT0dm. IL. Gff0ber. = Cine
aus &8ien e~ingetrofene 3epei6e
braGte Die 9}o6ridt, 0aB ser Ser
.ausgcber oe8 8iener &ageblutt8 uno
8r1iioetlt Ser Sttcrnationnlen QreB-
bereinigrng @ilbeIm Ginger IN
@ien aus Dem 2eben geIAie0en 1T.
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den ungefabr 40 @aeilen 6ittid BON
bier geIe8et. bon 9%ontrdubern ge-
iprengt. Sic 9an0iten e~ntfernten
iih nit elmer 9eute bon ungeiabr
$4,000 un0 mer6en iett bon elmer
Sberiff8 8oiie berfolgt.
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@anfiurrnnrr Gil Der ar6eit.

81. Soiepb, NO., IL. OF, n @e.
tern gu iril0er 0torgenittaOe mur0e.
Dos acknowledgements oer 5armers
gunt in Santa Roia. elpem Staot.
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.se6nn0s = 9rHfe6erger
berfoG9t.

8rIiener, YIid. Is. Of. = Al
Mdnner fBeu bier I'M @efduoni8,-'
oIs Gr0ebnis elmer nodtrGgIiden
Su6e na6 Neutrality-suspicious..
germ. geritteue &onfobler unb 6be-
riff8ge0ilfen moaen 6ieie 6u6e nod
meter in ciner Qn8ob( Sol3f0acr.
meitIi@ Don bier iortiebeu.
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@effn 1928 1T Elm 8~an6fprnh NIT
&ornblamenmuFer, bas CANA in &reu3s
it'd augqefabrt nirb. Die 8lumen perz
ben in blau NIT griinen 9elden gear6cis
tet, bic gIdtIer lnb Ranten grim. bic
RoTetten ber 8orbiire in berIelben 5arbe
Die bic 9lunen. bic G6rift b~unfcIbIdu.
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gen gBeI6.

Der ieine eigene groBe Sdauipieler-
truppe beute nadmittng fir einen
einpohentliden 4nfentbolt no6 Dem
p~opularen @aDetp britiet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
Ct. sSoiep6 @arftGeridt.

81. Soiepb, DO, 10. 9ft.
RinOpieg - 3ufpbr 200.
Sdpeinc - 3ufubr $500; 25--40c
nieoriger.
&0dIter 8rei8 1926.
9ur6i4nittsprei8 17.40-tS.15.
Saafe 3ufubr 200; Mnrft felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
OMAHA Gctreibrmarft.

AntaD1 WetrelDFnarft.
Omaha. gteb., Is. Sftober.
8eiBe5 Corn
Scr. 2, t97h-200
Scr. 8. t97E2o0
@eIbe8 Corn
Ger. 9. 1915
Scr. 8. 184-t86
@emiidte8 Corn
Ger. 2. t83-1S4
Scr. 8. 1874
@eiBer Safer
g1r. 9. 57A-57h
Scr. 8. 57A-57h
Stan6or6 Sofer 569A-5l
gsr. 4. 561a-56s4
8erite-
@eol8eerltc t2O-12e
5uttergerite 10S-1t5
&o9gen-
gsr. 171-171b
9tr, 8. 170A2-17Ih
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G6ieaau Marftberidlt.

~YFhHHV W~FufttVlttuTAt
gbicogo, 81. Is. Oft.
GinODieb = 8uiubr 5000; aIleg 81.
reft; gforft I6pod.
Sdlueine 8ufubr 5000; @arft
felt au t0c bO9er.
SohIter 8reis 1875.
9urdi6nittspreis t7.25-tS.40.
Shafe 8ufubr 5000; Wiarft
idpad bis niebriger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
aanIas GitD @arftberidt.
4Qnias Gitn, g1o., 13. Oft.

0tNIFFN~ NIIWJ WkUsf LUs ~AN
GinhDieg = 3ufA6r 500.
SGmeine = 3uflbr 1900; felt nit
Dem geltriqen 69IuB.
8o1iter 9rei5 1900.
9urdiGnitt$preis 16.50-17.75.
Sdafc 3ufabr feline.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13

8lla un0 Gtag8 5.50-T.5O.
= 3ufubr $500; 25c nieo-
riger.
Qur6idnittspreis t7.40-t7.6o %.
&oditer @reis 1890; fit bic
MoGe uleiitalts 1.50 n~ieorieer.
- 3ufubr 1900; 0ireft; fir
Die 8ode felt biz boiler.
@1tte uno bette 2dnlmer 1875
1890.
See6er 2ammer 17.0G-t8.40.
SG6rlinge 12.00-t3.50.
6eeoer SdbrIifge 12.00-13.50.
8i0oers 11.50-12.50.
Ntutterihafe t0.50-1t.25.
8eeoer Qtl1tteridafe 7.50-10.5O.
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WlpfWWom b r"es b.

Sns Bette int gnHosDlne.
WkaitHee 2:t5; ieoen abero S:f5.
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-04
sunIIpht Nsee.ssry For a eardsn


No amount OF fertilizer. watering
and cultivation will make up for the
absence Of sunlight in a garden. Home
gardeners before attempting for the
first time to use a back yard or other
space should consider carefully how
many hours a day any part OF the yard
is in shadow from building. fences or
trees. At least five hours Of sunlight
q day is necessary for a successful
garden. The more sunlight they get
the better it is for most vegetables.
For this reason It is bad practice to
put plants of low habit between tall
growing plants which will shade them
for the greater part Of the day. As a
rule, foliage crops such as lettuce,
spinach and kale do fairly well in par
tial shade, but even these must have
sunshine two or three hours a day. In
laying out the garden, therefore, use
shadier parts for such plants and re
serve the sunny spaces for those which
must have plenty Of sunlight to grow
and fruit properly.
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-04
POTATO SOIL.

In the preparation "a the S62. re- -
tato growing 1t should be understood
that a healthy potato in healthy soil
only grows generously when the soil is
sweet. But great caution should be
used in lining potato ground in view
Of the fact that scab infected seed de-
velOps scab faster than potatoes In a
sweet soil. To overcome this and at the
same time to derive the benefit from
the use Of lime in providing the nat
ural potash. so essential to success
full potato crop. lime only moderately.
and be sure to kill the scab and little
potato fungus on the seed.
For this purpose mix one pint OF
fOrmalin from the drug store with
thirty gallons of water. Hang the
seed potatoes in a sack in the barrel
for two hours. then spread ON a clean
door, washed with the same solution.
to dry before cutting. Where "stem
rot" is feared. as we'll as scab, dis
solve two ounces of corrosive subli-
mate in two gallons OF hot water.
When dissolved pour into twelve gal
Ions OF water In a barrel and hang the
sack Of potatoes in for one and one
half hours. Dry on a clean floor
wiped with the same solution, before
cutting, and do not forget you are
poison and must wash your
hands after using the liquid.
II potatoes are planted in a rotation
and do not follow the same crop II
the soil is well aerated by cultivation
and the seed disinfected. limited lining
the soil is without danger, and this will
supply the heavy potash needed.
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-04
Swat Corn

Sweet corn should always be found
In the home garden when space allows
since it loses quality very rapidly after
being picked. Its sugar changes into
starch. so that to have it at its best It
should be on the FIRE within fifteen
minutes after being pulled from the
stalk. Corn does best in fertile soil.
but is able to adapt itself to all tex
lures from sand to clay. To grow Il
in sufficient quantities for the average
family requires more space, however.
than for most garden vegetables. II
should not be planted until after dan
ger Of frost is past
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-04
The IN Of Mesdow . rop pr.,..

The Kind Of Meadow to Top Dress.
A poor stand OF grass or a meadow
OF long standing is not likely to give
maximum results from top dressing
The former will contain many weeds
while the latter may be so sod bound
as to prevent proper development. The
best results may be expected from
grass land Of the previous years seed
ing or a sod Of two years standing. In
general top dressing the land the first
year is the better practice, since the
plants are invigOrated and a more per
feet stand is obtained in this way.
Grass which is sOwn on especially pre-
pared land in the late summer and top
dressed the following spring will give a
large yield OF hay free from weeds.
The increased growth of the grass due
to top dressing tends to crowd out the
weeds much more rapidly than one
should imagine. In general 1t will be
more profitable to top dress a good sod
Of recent seeding rather than try to
renOvate poor stands Of grass.
Time Of Application.
Lime should be applied first, In q
soluble, quick acting fOrm-namely,
hydrate or ground kiln lime. There Is
an unfOunded fear that because the
latter irritates the sweaty skin when
handled It may hurt the young grass
shoots. The great lawns surrounding
the Department Of Agriculture in Wash
ington are lined In the spring with
ground lime, which is less mild than
hydrate. Last year the plats were
white with it in April, the green grass
growing through it vigorously. The
anxious can use pulverized limestone
Of brands shown to be finer than corn
meal. without noticeable grains. II
does not stimulate so quick a start,
however.
Fertilizers containing nitrogen may
be applied as soon as the weather be-
comes settled and the grass begins to
grow. Too early. application Of nitro
gen is likely to result in the loss OF the
soluble nitrates by teaching by fire.
quent and heavy rains. The mistake is
often made in top dressing OF applying
the material too early in the season.
Care should be taken to apply the fer
tilizers when the grass is dry. Stable |
manure may be applied any time in
the winter or early spring when the
ground is sufficiently firm to bear :
load.