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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08

J. E. Moulton of the Seattle Hard ware. is q guest at the Stedman today arrived on the Jefferson last evening
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08
LOCAL ITEMS

W, ]. Pigg. of Wrangell. is register ed al the Revilla today. having arriv- ed on the Jefferson last night.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08
KETCHLKAN FURNITURE
 COMPANY

Before you buy. sell or ex- change your furniture, figure with the Ketchikan Furniture Company.
 Front Street near the Electric Company's office.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08

house construction and win clearly ex- z.a51 oar own Alaska Department is z9szg n protect aS and our business Every oa5y should hear ~ha. they have ta say
 COMMITTEE
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08
.Danci!ng!

Latest Music Always at the MOOSE HALL SATURDAY NIGHT by the Williams Orchestra. Hear the Newest One-Step and Fox trot.-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08

SEINE BOAT FOR SALE-42 feet long 1212 foot beam. In quire of Clark at the Ketchikan Marine Rail- way.-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08

Charles B. Crater. and MT. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Hutton. Of Yes Bay, are guests at the Stedman today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08

Rub Jhe nickel trimmings on stoves g-..h kerosene oil and whiting and pol sa w..h 6 dry cloth.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08
WAL KFRISMS
THIS SPACE COSTS MONEY"

THIS SPACE COSTS MONEY We aim from t advertising that will allow adequate for the investment.
 week asking something that will allow profit anyone except the priceless feeling of having done something worthy Photograph Record to for the Soldiers? you and will leave the store during this them Amecan Lake Where the boys will appreciate h
 Let Us Kechikan least send hundred records o help them spend their leisure hours inno amusement
 ANNOUNCEMENT Next national rubber goods week at all the Rexal L. booklet: "Use for your Health"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08
At The GRAND
 TUESDAY. WEDN ESDAY AND THURSDAY
PEGGY INLAND and MARC MAC DERMoTr
"BABETTE''

Vagraph Blue Ribbon Feature in Five Parts Set in the romantic province of Normandy and the Quarter of Paris "Babette" is primarily love story but not Mushy It of youth instinct gentleman in soul artist is l. choice clever thief who finally moulded into he should ways ny pure whole love of the young dauger of the keeper of Comic Opera a there sasonngs of hu pahos expaaed other factions that fit into the making of phooplay whose appeal not limited tcular class type audience Peggy yand charming and will be remembered other great Vtagraph productions Ihe Enemy. and Right to Live and others
 FORD SCENIC REEL STHE OPENING REEL. COMING-
 X Pathe Gold Rooster Play
 THE TEST'-Featuring Jane Grey
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-08
fOFFICI II REPORT) REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION

7 ,fa=-. Merchants B4as Kz.ezaa .oaasd .. ksseh kaa Tz--.5. 5. 9. business ne n day Q.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
SUBMARINE SUNK
BY AMERICAN SHIP

Washington, June IA German sub
marine is believed to have been sunk
by an armed American steamer in q
running fight lasting an hour and q
half in which thirty-five shots were
fred by the submarine and twenty Ave
by the steamer. An official announce.
ment by the state department says
the steamers final shot apparently
struck the submarine, which raised
clear Of the water and stood stern
end up for few seconds. She then
disappeared"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
BRITISH Statement NEXT
VIII Inform Russia Of New Aims In
World War.

London, June Premier Lloyd
George will soon make a statement as
to Englands understanding OF the
phrase mo annexation and no indem.
nities." 50 the world In general. and
Russia in particular. may know Eng.
lands position.
While Premier Rtbot Of France an
nounced that republics war aims.
President Wilson has forwarded q for
NAL note to Petrograd which It Is be-
lieved outlines the position of the
United States.
A similar lucid exposition by Eng.
land and animation of the other allies
will mean complete answer will have
been returned to the recent demand
OF the Russian soldiers and work.
mems council that all Russia's allies
restate their war aims.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
HEAVY pluNDINe
eeRMANl|NES
kas>l Has1siStst, rariiiG;
SaRharsnsaL


Nsa7ssrss $rrvsss a. s-~-e> 90 Nss.s-~
srsr.- -. Are o-sss- sssx MA
-sas, ~ossss-2-SSsas5,-s - later
al --S~sss ~ a~ss-sa ana Sea5-.
las-saa~ June ->--oa land Ire Brit,
isl &-s 2-ai-..siasns The terrific hou,,
sar'3-,s..t sa3 ,-sace. raids against the
German lines il the Ypres section.
tactics which have always hitherto
heralded great infantry offensive.
The BON bariment and raids have been
maintained for several days and the
feeling is general that General Haig
Is about to launch another smashing
blow against the invaders OF France.
The French repulsed two violent
night attacks with heavy losses to
the enemy.
From Austria and Spain come many
indications of trouble. The censor.
ship IL operating effectively in pre-.
venting the outside world from learn.
Ing the march Of events.
The Russian situation remains
vague and uncertain. The possibility
OF Teutonio offensive is limited at in
the Official report from Petrograd war
ONCE that the Austro-G German artillery
has opened an intense Are on the
Galician front.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
BRITISH USE HEAVY GUNS
Elect Conducts Severe oombardmsnt
Of zesbruooe.

London. June GA dispatch from
Flushing says. according to Q frontier
correspondent, . bombardment Of
Zcebrusge was the most formidable
since the war began. It was carried
out by the British feet with heavy
guns and lasted an hour and forty min.
utes.
Tho damage must have been Sc
vere." the dispatch says. "for the ex.
plosions were heard continuously
Several fires were seen.
German soldiers Are cleaning up
the debris and removing the dead and
wounded"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07

Austin. Tex. juno - Despondsnt
because OF his wife's Ill health and
the poor condition Of his crop Bruno
Herald. atty years old. shot and killed
bis wife. beat to death his two chu
trsn. nine and eleven years old. -.
ats to Ais home near here and then
KILLED himself.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
FLY OVER PRUSslAN TOWNS
French AIrmsn Drop Bombs In Re.
prieal for Recent Raid.

PVOos J0T VO0OUS USIos
Paris, June TN reprisal for the
recent German air raid over Barle
Duo, French aircraft carried out . sue.
cessful air bombing expedition over
Treves and the German aviation
camps at Morhanse. Habsheim, Ere
scatti and Sessonne. an Official an.
nouncement asserted.
Treves contains some of the most
noted of the German medieval ruins
and buildings. The city Is in Rhenish
Prussia, fifty.seven miles southwest Of
Coblenz. It contains the most veneer
able cathedral In Germany. Hab.
sheim 10 In upper Alsace, eleven miles
northeast of Altkirch. Sessonne is
twelve miles east of Laon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

Giu5ioe @5gIidteit.
oaIs i'd Oori9e ISOLDE 6ieien Stof
SbHeu tauite, garnntierteu 6ie
iur cine edit eIienbeinerne Stride;
MN bat aber elm 6odDeritan6iget
ieitgeiteqt, OaB Die arude nidt edit
sSoute Der glefant etpa Elm
faHitIides 0ebiB gebabt boben2"
@o6eru. Grou gum @e.
ridtspoa8leber): .@ie meme
Cts un6 mein aadet Uoaen sic
pfdnoen2 Gas ie6lte nodI es if
ij6erbaupt ungeieslid, un~entbebrIi.
de @ebraudsgegenitdu6e au be.
ihlngnabmen. 8o5u lit 6enn Die
ytabmaidine BAIL"
5ataIt ~3uFimmuua.
GulnIia (id rDegsr elmer aleinistsit
iittli6 entrufenO): .l%uab0rt. uusr'
6ort!!4
6err: .8as sIaub' i9 unO bas
psrbsu sic pObl aud bIeiben!'
- aeun5ei9en. 3immerDtr'
mittsrin gu i6rsm Monn): .lluisr
neusr GtuOeut fdeint aud Der Rid.
tiss gu fem; bos erfts, nIs er einaog
mar, 6nB er Ii4 5troBe unb 5aus'
hummer fOrgfdItis oufi6risb.'
80fe 3ungen. s@as oi
Mspsr ii4 mouTs mo4t!'
so. unO Oabsi fat ie ne rid
| tige aoseHnotgEls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

nod orinosIsgen, Die id fslbf bofa
Ghf betommeH bate, nRo oas n1oers
mar fpeQ rein tpsgl 0a bah i'd
mir aeiogt: Qnton, Bah i'd mir est
Ioot - bds 1T bic Straft bes 9ints
msls! limb bob mir gsidporsn, bdb
i'd Is iperbe gutmafsn an Dir, uno
b. bin i'd auf's Gsi4dft getommsu,
unb nun bah ib geton ar bic Sabre,
mas i'd tounte una babe Dir ees
idsnit unb gerpOat, Dab Oh mshr
iriegit BON Gsf9aitsgsfDlnn ols
id -
gr iapieg uno magic niat, ben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bid gum @sltdt
Ieints aompagnons gu erbeben. nsber
Sobann DeuterIes qntlib aber bate
inis ME Der 99sin ittaer 8ertIa'
runq osbreitst. 0tit Diroe fagte er:
.Dds g9ifiaI bat isltiam NIT uns
osfpieIt, glamlingsr! Qls gu gs'
iommen biIt unb bait eelngt: Ueaheu
mir oa elm GeI4Gft uuf Dsuterls -
ba babe i9 3ugsfimmt, neil I'D
hodts, poB id Did t0unte mas Dsrs
bisnen laHen bamit - perfteht Ou,
neil i9 ettpas - duf benz - De
iptFsu bate.
auton gllmIin9sr fab erftarrt.
a9u bait -
50, i'd battle stpns auf bem Gs'
niaeni - unb mas i'd Dir geton
battle, 6as polts i6 tpieoer gutmd'
den - ourd's gsfddft. DEM ME
td an benz lebten Dor Dem srIten, ben
mir Bel Der 5irma grnppentrtu ssr'
Iebt baben, ms 3iHmer iomms, biii
9u nidt bu; ba bab' td Der @srfn'
duna ni6t miberitsbm tOunen uni
baB 9sinsn G6ront aufsema4t uni
6a fnb oisrbnnbert Mdrt seIsgeu. =
ga Bah Id mir geboht: Wlub e
ansibun0srt Mort mebr boben al!
8u2 - uno bah onei6unbert &c
noFnmeH uno ne IN IteirieIl Sgron
qspOrfsn, uno Oonn BIN i'd oapOl
9etnufen. Radba bdb' i'd mid &c
! punDert, 6aB Oh ni6ts gefagt bait
! LIMB ME i'd nodidau. ON ndfftl
Moraeu, mas finbs i99 Die aDsi
bun6srt Mari, bic mir Der G6ef 60
, gsben battle, unb ieinsn gfsnni
. mebr!'
. aongs, langs iubn ft F4 itumm !
Bic augen. unb it perfanoen fd
| qIs fe fi6 nod ablaaf BON Utinute
t erhObsn, ba seIdub e.. I'm fi9 inni
al umormtn = uH0 penn e mogIit
gspeltn mare, lire briberlihs aisf
mare bon bieItm 4usenblid on not
i I6Gnsr nnb srObr setpeisn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
(5ortieeuna.)
Die NaaOaD.g abn.

9aotiirlidI fanoen oIle bieie 9emii'
bunaen 6cittider anufleute nno
gonfiers moglidit meitgebenoe lin
terItiitutg Der 0elttiden Diplomatic.
lleberna orbeiteten bic 8otihnfter
nno @eIanoten, INN aon5eIiionerl
uno @uftr1ge fir ibre SnouItrie 5i
erbalten. Solomon in glfrifa pnr.
ben eegriinOet, @iienbobnet ourh
China puroen aebaut, geinen in
Chile puroen ousgebeutet uiu.
8Or olem ilidte iih oeutihe un'
ternebmungsluIt in 0er Silrfei gu
betGtiaen. Sym Sabre 1903 erbielt
8ilbelm Der 3meite bonn Sultan
abouI Sdnio bic aonBeiiion gum
9au Der @agno0.8 abn bon Der ge-
ro6e lett fpieoer iobiel Die Gebe lit.
IS bui0elt Iid babel INT einen
Sdienenitrong BON $500 &tlometer
I2dnee, bon aonitontinopeI bis gum
GerIiihen Golf, Elm l1nternehmer
bon einer MiQioroe an @ertl Weon
fam iih Ieidlt oiisrednen, fuelhG
u~nqebeuren @eninne babel in Die
Goiden Der oeutihen gonfiers unt
Der beltifen Snouitrieaen fIieBer
miiiienl
glun Ioate ober oieier beitiht
S6ienenItrang in Meiopotamien en-
Ben, in einem @ebiet, 6as bic eng.
ldnber dig ibreu Sntereiien refer.
biert onIaben. guBer0etn fonnter
0urd 6ieie gabn tiirfiide Sri1pper
in fiir5eTter Belt in be6enflide gtdbt
pon syn6ien fornnlen un0 10 Die eng
hide 9erri6oft bort beOroben.
Der gppcG an Die aanuncu.
Sect befam man in england pirf
lide geiorgnis, unb bas oufdngIihI
grItounen Der engliihen Sobrifon
ten ilber ben nelten gaebenbubIe'
bate iid raid in llnrube uno 8u
berpon6elt.
Sn Ser 9ot pir6 beitte iiberoa oil
Ser gr6e, inn 9ulfau, in Der Cir
lei, in geriien, China. 8entraI
Qmerifo, in 9raiiIieu argentinieI
unb G6ile, elm filler, aber erbitter
ter aampf alisgefodten 5nii6en eng
liiden ut1o oeittiden @%roBbanter
guiiden engliiden un0 0entihe
@roBfuufleuten uno stpiiden De
eneliihen uno oeutiaen 6hmer
inouitrie.
lin meniaItens ben foIoniole
Son6eI einigermoBen at iihern, Iltd
te Chamberlain, Der 5ubrer Der yin
minqbomer Metolliuouitrie, aud I'll
@roBbritonnien oas Sdub5oaipItei
einsufiibren, aber Die engliiden VI
better mioeriesten iih Dem BroIef
0as LINEN lire 2ebensbaIting bel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

NpeI Il lWIItD pudp NoW SsIteth AuitN
pis INNER NIT Der 5eIbpoit), Dab sr
ipobl fsi un6 lie 9riiBe uub fie piel'
tauIsnomal tiFs! Sic jam nno
fam. Sa aber, Ser Cob 1T fansl,
ianeller als @eItern unb 6sute 49,.
llnb Fs rib ben Brief auf unS
Iiarrte btnein. Gin poarmaI fubr iis
Ii6 iiber bic augei1. ga. mas iano
penn in oisIem merttpirbi9en Brief!
Sic ionn ia iein Mort Isien. Gnblta
bssriff iie: ss tparsn fran5otiht
8orts, Die Iis nidt btrIiano. glur oas
Mort .Rdoamsl" los fis, srob uno
liar. Cont psritanb fs ui6ts, nidts.
8as iolts basg @ssbalb idrieb man
elmer bsutI@en Grau in elmer tTsm'
ben Sprndt uno ipannis is auf bic
5Olter2 Sn 3orniger Baluns grill
Is ben Brief unb tniitsrte Jpn SUE
Iammsn. Nus Der 9strampften 9ano
fieI sr matt In ibrsn S6oB. Wit be-
fpestsn Simmer Itarrte is Dor ii9 bin.
Sn bisIsr Stimmung traf i'd lie
upO srfubr ole 9sIdi6ts ibrsr 9rau'
sr. Sn Dem 8rists absr itaHo, IN
osutids @ortt absrtragsH, stpa fol'
gtnoss: sMaoamsl Sts baden Slrem
6obne, Der in 5rnntrei6 gegsH Die
Gran3oisn tdmpft, Elm paiet geinnot.
9isIs CUTE unb naBIide Sahsn mas
rem BARN: nues, mas tdmpisnoe Sol'
&ten out eebraudsR tounsn. Sia boz
ben aud tinen Brief geitriebeH, Der
unter Ssn nielen Golden lag. Dieies
Qattt lift ni4t in bic ri6tigen 9duos
qelongt. 9isIts gatst 1T in msinsm
geIiB. Sd babe aaes an mid gsuom'
men. Sic fragen: tpss9aI69 SD MIL
a S6usn fdsen: 8ir BADEN i'm Wal'
Be ron g.. sinige btutI9s &utomo'
bils lbsrfaqsn un0 Fe ua4 BRIGGS
rebt g~splinbsrt. Sd geb0rts gu Der
fran5oFf4eu 9dtrouils, bic bies ge'
tan. Sit nunoern T6, Wl1bame. Dab
i'd Semen bies idrsibt. 4bsr Sbr
Brief, ben ih Isisn tonnte, neil i6
einige Mals in 9sutidlano mar, bat
mid tisf gsriibrt. unO aLle meme
aamerabsn narsn ipie ia gsriibrt
ibsr oisis Giriorgs bsr Graueu fir
ibre S06ns un6 Mdnnsr. mir parsn
aud eritauut, benn mir tanntsn 10 ets
mas nt6t. mir ale molten Sbusn,
Dtrsn QoreFs mir our6 3ufaa fans
ben, Gin 9omplimsnt modem uno al
len ceutIhsn Jrnusn. Inter unfsrer
Golootsn mar felt lan3sm Elm Sc
ru9t. baB bic bsutidsn Sriegsr tag.
lid piele tauisnb guts Sa6tn bstd'
men aus i5rsr 5simat aber niat nun
bon i6rsu Ulittern uno 6tauen, ion
bern BON RENDER 5au0, 0sn pfrio'
men, bic fs ME gslannt. 9aribsr no.
rer mir ieAr sritaunt, penn 10 stpai
tarntsu mir .nidt. @ir babsn aud
6rauen uno Wlatter, Die uns liebeH
abtr mir fabItn uidt 70 Die Qisb.
unb bas @ebeHten alsr, bic gu 5aui
gtbliebsn ftn0. 4ir b0rsn aud isb
penig qls Der 9eimat, 6snn infer
Gelbpoit if fdIs9t. Bir benton oft
an ung 6entt teiner, limb bes5aI6 ma
uns bic geute in Der Qaht Elm pia
tommsnsr Sang. 0ir -a6Itsn in.
gludlia unO molten JHnen 3ti9sn
bab mir aud bant6ar isin t0Hnen
Dsabalb i6rei5s i'd Sbnen oitIe
Brief Den Elm s6pei3tr 5rennb be
f6r0ern piro) nit DieItn 8auigrdBer
an Die ebIsn bsuti6eH 5rouen Sd
m64ie sic I'm 8er3si6ung Bitter
obsr Der arieg TENT tetn paroon Il,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

gibt bogitdnoige anieltungen ber ber4ls'
nener 6asellfine, nit ben eeuilt1lieH aelu'
nunoer, ii groBem WlaBltabe ge5etqneL, DO
sarrR e BEN eernenben lelht eenin1t III 5n
IN y fI~nfprt1dfIrfaeH gur Sersteinn1 bon
esineIfianteu, ginidssn Mlotipea, 2nHotif'
fduier, Hdbosanppert, ArageIL 1tldnafieH UNI.
gns 9nnIeIn III pro6tuol nuf Dem nAer'
befeH 8abier geDrudt.
menu % Sbnef hcrlieet. Dsan nsrieble mot
ia basjeibe "a ben g~inltiQsH Beosfiauilqe1 an
sllf6aiieu, inter freE1en mir Is nn1teteH.
Gieles BUD fnr re poriolrst per %oz pet
saslide Emabn sribHne,
Battern Dept,
| 1911 &0lparS Str OMAHA Ae5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

es besoblt fid. III beg saIoi.
Iifiaierten a~nseieen@ Der SribHne 80
aunoneiereu.
gasa,S bic saisa glsiaiasr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

4nt6sm i4 ben Brief 3a Gnbs gss
IeIen. fab fe mid an unO Elm 2ds
6eIn lag Tim ibrsn milOeu Muub.
sic babsn tsinen, Der i6nen sts
mas iaidt2" iragte iis, uno tonnts ss
nidt faHen. Die drmsn Msuidsn!
Damn ITS ia gut, bnB iie ou6 ems
NAL stpas Gutes 6etommen baben."
s3a," antportste i'd, .eg 1T ni6t
i6aos brum, Bonn ss 1T ni9t untsr
unparoigs getommsn. aber lie ipsrs
Sen es seipirt BADEN, ME idper ibr
aampf 1T ssgen cine Ration, bic bon
Strait gseint unD in 2iebe Oerbunoen
if. Die 2iebs it fdrter uIs aads
uu6 SOB"
Sn bieien @e6ontsn fan6 bic bsuts
Ide Muttsr Srof iibss ibrs o~erirrts
Q~iebtsgabt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

Gang fpauu bic Shutter 3ora un6
Gram. Gle lonnte ss niat psrlteben,
empfonb e glsi9fam oIs cine 9arts
bsr8igteit beg Sdidials, bab i9r
SObn barben muBte. pdbrsub JeinOs
bic go6en oeutI6er 2isbe gsuoHen.
5;6rem peibli6en gmpfinbeH mar
oiss Elm perfonIi6es attentat bss
Jtinbss duf ibr Wtutterssfl9l. Jn
pitler 6timmnng erbislt fs zines 8as
sss sinsn 8rief; sr tam aug Dem
auslonb unb trug cine frsm6s
6drift. Tlit ~sittsrnbsn 6dnotn belt
Fe i'm lang. Mos mo6ts BARN ftss
benz Seer fonnte an lie I4reIbsn, Dc
IN Der gonssn Melt Hur cinen bate,
Der an Re ihrieb: ibren Sohng
! Gsais q asTauasn leu eosr gax tot
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-08-31
SADDLE rs. At z-NlTH

S"dalia. Mo. AUG ii..=Thc saddle
horse IL NJ the zenith of his glory.
being able Ia show by his powers ~
endurance that he II better fitted than
any type Of style ~ horse Ia undergo
N that Uncle sam IL expecting ~ the
unrs" just now, 4 long line ~ nm.
cstors, careful breeding for type and
conformation all tend To- make N,
rdilo horse the horse that has the
Ithying qualities for cavalry mounts,
"a alone his the Officers horse but
N, IN the hors" that makes good
hcrcycr called On for the long
Iarch, The saddle horso show u, tho
iissouri state Fair. September 80 To
.. viii b. stronger In saddle horse
aiurcs than ever before. The worlds
lawuiun Saddle horse stake viii 10
ynriri In ''HEt of the grand tand at
con ui fr.la,, September -,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-08-31

IN THE ORCHARD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A very small wire carclessly left
around the trunk Of small tree may
prove its death.
Cut OF the limb that blishts before
II begins to decay. That may save the
life Of the tree.
Thin tho fruit on the apple trees.
Pick OF every little. imperfect apple.
What you leave win be 40 much the
better for It.
Don't let plum stones. peach pits, etc..
dry out II you want them for seed pur.
poses. Pack them in boxes Of moist
soil until planting time In 0cto6er.
Look out for sun scald on trees that
have not sufncisnt foliass 70 shads
their own trunk and main limba A
little forethought will enable yeu to
shade the threatened parts IN some
manner and thus stop the danger Of
damassd bsrt on the southwest side
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-08-31
FARM ACCOUNTING.
A Necessary Adjunct TO Successful
Farnning.

Prepared by Kansas sta,ion.l
The farmer who wishes 10 make
money ont Of his farming operations
rather than merely pay expenses while
Whiting for land values TO rise. finds
that something more than experience
Is necessary. A propcr system OF nc.
counting for his Individual farm and
adapted 10 his conditions. Is conducive
TO success, IN the opinion Of Theodore
Mncklln. Instructor IN rural economies
In the Kansas state Agricultural col.
legc.
FARMERS are finding they must be
certain TINT the balance shows nm on
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-08-31
THE HEN HELPS WIN WAR

Sedalia. Mo, Sept. 1s.-The paers
Of victory may be pronounced BY the
rooster. typical in many instance Of
victory but the cackle Of the Missouri
hen means that she Is working over
iime helping win the war, and fur.
nl.hing real nourishment for the men
both In the trenches and those who
have been taken out Of the trenches
back TO the wards Of white.washcd
walls Not only does hen fruit" help
,he soldier but II Is sustaining the
civilian. too. and the Missouri state
'air poultry show. September % to
20, will be the bigges, event Of It's
Nad the state has ever seen.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-08-31

fore the young shoots FOR the next crop
get high enough 10 bc cut or IN moving.
The best time to seed alfalfa Is from
Sept. IL 10 Oct. IL. Sow fifteen pounds
per acre II alfalfa drill Il used on In.
ociilatcd soil nnd not less than twenty.
five pounds when sown broadcast. II
seed nrc sown 10y haih. sow half the
seed one way aud then cross the field
with the balance.
he sure you obtain u firm seed led
before seeding aud cover the seed light.
" with smoothing harrow when sown
10y hand.
Don't forget 10 thoroughly inocuiatc
the seed before sowing, aud II inocu.
lated soil cnn be secured use ut least
go pounds per acre, covering immc.
diatcly. When sowing land 10 alfalfa
for the first time where there Il no In.
oculatlon IN soil. SOW even thirty TO
forty pounds ~ seed pcr acre.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-08-31
The DRAFT HORSE SUPREME

Sod 10 40. aug. Il TITO draft
horse ln moi come To b. anywhere
rear Ne thing ~ the ruat that sumo
who claimed to- lc prophets or sons
T prophets were forc',,'Ug tow
ems s.a'" Motors have not dis
j coi This silfl, animal anil i,s n"p
,Hri'H is riol'or now than ever Tho
var lu sIiu'd ihu home IT the draft
ur'" Industry to America and MI.
'Hri1rs yin De- called ou from now
s g. rnl.,si.h ti.ir stock ~ huf rs
..W tho aui Ials hat VII be- seen
" ~ Missouri STAT" Fair September
. 10 ~. ~ the American draft hurs
2, tho survivor NJ the family that had
.' roots IN rn'rlin roil, but whose
habitat Is now Aa.crlca.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-08-31
CANNING WITHOUT SUGAR.
Boiling Water Can BE Used For Fruit
Instead Of Hot Strip.

PREPARED by United States Department Of
Agricultural
Fruit for use IN pic or salads or o.
stcwcd fruit can bc put NJ or canned
without tho use Of any sugar ut all. &C.
cordlng To the canning specialists Of
the department. They, therefore. ad
wise those who. because OF the high
price OF sugar. have been thinking OF
reducing the amount OF fruit they Put
up. 10 can ns much Of their surplus M
possible by tic use Of boiling water
when sugar slrup " beyond their
means, Any fruit. they say. may be
successfully s,crillzcd aud retained IN
the pack by simply adding boiling
water instead IL the hot sirup. Tho
use Of sugar. Of course. II desirable In
the canning Of all kinds Of fruits and
makes a better and ready swcetened
product. Moreover. most Of the fruits
when canned IN water alone do not re.
tain their natural favor. texture and
color ns well ns fruit put up In strip
Fruit canned without sugar to be used
for sauces or desserts must be sweet
cncd.
Cnn the product the same day II In
picked. Gull. stem or seed and clean
the fruit by placing II In a strainer and
pouring water over II until II II clean.
Pack the product thoroughly In glass
Jars or tin cans until they are full
Use the handle ~ tablespoon, wooden
ladle or table knife for packing pur