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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30
FINDS NO GERMS
IN COURT PLASTER

Following reports from the east
to the effect that tetaus germs
had been found in court plaster
sold there by German agents, City
Health Officer DR.. Henry is max
ing laboratory tests for tetanus on
samples Of court plaster turned
over to him by the police last week
The plaster was taken from Mrs.
Mary Dewire, a crippled peddler
arrested at Wilkeson.
ut will ltake at least a week to
complete the tests" said DR..
Henry. "As yet l have found no
trace Of any disease germs in the
plaster"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30
3 ACCUSED
OF RIOTINC

Informations charging Alexander
Cathrison, Roy Marsh and ]. Rush
ford with rioting at 18th and Pa
cific Sunday, were prepared by
Deputy Prosecutor Selden Monday
for filing.
1t is expected that four other
man will be charged with rioting
as the result of the gathering at
the corner of 18th and Broadway
Saturday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30
THREE DIE IN CHICAGO
UNITED Press Leased Wire.)

CHICAGO, July 80. = Three
deaths from heat were reported to
the police today as Chicago enter
ed its third straight day of swelt-
ering weather. Two deaths were
reported Saturday.
John Lokaszek, 23, died last
night, two hours after he was mar
ried. Two old women, unidenti-
fled, were found in a rooming
house.
The temperature reached 80
shortly before IL o'clock. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30
oUARRELEp. HE SAYS

SUIT for divorce was filed Mon
day by w. L. Small against Fran
ces Small, on the ground that his
temperament and that of his wife
are so incompatible that they oon-
stantly quarreled and bickered.
They were married In October,
1915, and have no children,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30
SHOOTS WIFE.
KILLS SELF

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3d.
While relatives and others looked
on, Louis Abbott, age As, of
jamestown, Cal, today shot and
fatally wounded his wife as she
stood in the lobby of the Hotel
Adrian and then swallowed cyan
ide of potassium. He died al
most instantly. Abbott fired five
shots at his wife. Two struck her,
the others narrowly missing by
ISLANDERS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30

i do not see how anything
more to the point could be
written, j. McP., than your
little personal experience tes-
timOny. l hope that every
strike-h1eakw In Tacoma
will read IL.
Ii always seemed to me
that strike-breakers fall into
two classes First, there is
what might be called the
conscientious strike-breaker..
He is usually veteran emf
ploye of the company i'm
question who places loyalty
90 his employer ahead of 10y
atty to his fellow workers.
Generally he does not believe
I'm the theory Of collective
bargaining. Oftentimes he is
impelling by feeling of
deep gratitude for some
piece Of genuine kindess that
has been done him in the
past by his employer. In many
cases l cannot at all agree
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30

ing their minds to the public.
But right is right, and it's a
reasonable act to our country for
any man or men to keep our coun-
trymen on poor pay, half enough
sleep and recreation, and thus
make poor men for our nations
defense in time of need.
MRS. EMILY l.. KING.
$500 East I, at.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30
Strike Breakers
EDITOR THE TINES:

EDllOh The TIMES.
l have been following your
comments on the street car strike
and watching the actions of the
strikers for the past IA days.
During that time / have won
dered why your paper does not
appeal to the men now running
the cars to stand with their
brothers. True, they are getting
IS day now, but that will not
last long, and when the strike is
settled, whether the strikers win
or lose, those men who are now
working for the T. r. & p. Co.
will be the real losers.
They will be stunned by their
fellow men; even their families
will not be respected; little chill
dren going to school with theirs
will be pointed out as the kids
of scabs."
Appeal to these men and ask
are the few extra dollars they are
getting now-by being traitors to
their fellow men-going to bene-
fit them in few days from now,
or will MFR. Bean remember them
after the strike is over?
How will they stand the silent,
scornful gaze of their fellow
workers when they meet them in
the lobby?
scabbed 10 years ago, back in
Chicago. l know what it means
After the strikers won l was
told by the boss that / had to
quit. He said he was very sorry
but couldn't help it.
came west and every place
went was turned down for over
two years. At last / Joined a
union and am now trying to be
man among men.
/ like your paper and i believe
every man and woman should
support you because you support
them. Hope you will put up a
good strong article on scabs and
their reward. J. McP.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30
BUY and Can FOOD
QUICKLY, WARNING

weather bureau expected the sea-
sons record of 96-established 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon-to
be surpassed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30
JAP WARSHIPS
SINK U-BOAT

0UhIteu FTeSS Lensed WIre.)
TOKKIO, July 30.-Japanese
destroyers in the Mediterranean,
which were conveying British
transports, sank an attacking
submarine, it was announced to-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30

cold, damp, gloomy cupboard
there was nothing there. Moth
ing but a cold, damp, gloomy
emptiness. A vacuum, a void, a
barren, cold, chill and gloomy
vacuity. And so little Fvydosky
had nothing. And the wolves
howled outside and all was cold
and damp and gloomy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30
N. Y. SWELTERS

NEW YORK, July 30.-New
York faced another scorching hot
day today.
At noon the official temperature
here was SO and still rising.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30

Thank you, Mr.. MAXWELL!
The only best compliment an
editor can possibly receive,
after all, Is a letter, such as
yours, enclosing money for a
renewal. That Is the sort of
appreciation that speaks loud
est. May your crops in
crease.-EditOr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-30

But when little Mother Hub
bardovitch opened the door of the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02

gn @nfe gr96er peo fin Manos
@rop. $50, MI bar leg I'm 6en
Ergt, at MI beo leg 90, bbor ban
ct benne ON Soften"
ct 9th befanot fig noe paa &a=
pet | Ell forrDgen0e 5torm, % mel
lem 8asiagererne bar Ser en- 8reit,
|iom bar meget bange.
Set er ogiaa frpgteligt at bgre
Matrolerne ban6e iaa %ugu6eligt !
iaaoan ct Ser" iag6e ban til &ap-
teinen.
nMa", 1pare6e 6enne, ufna lpnge
Matroierne banber, fan De 1tole
paa, at Saren er life oberbpngen-
BE-"
On 9imes SID efter treffes Sap
Iteinen % 8rRiten i &abbtten.
r9er &aptein, ban6er Matroierne
enbnu?"
rsSa, 6e gier,"
u@a, @uo bore lobetl"
2&EHE@E
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02

8rimmelen % baboe Iaaet Mrr1eue
ON Salien paa bam, ngiten fGr ban
babbe facet 9ie paa benoe. San bar
meget arret, men bar fine Sfram-
1ler uben Soriag paa at pDnte paa
Dem, ban bite fig at bGre lige faa
fpf iom bun, % iaa mart font bum
babbe foreitillet bam for fine STEELE
fnller, gift oe bort meb binan0en
UNDER Mrmen.
Sou fom Der imao 5cDpei5erpiger
trent % CAB bDer al &onerne en-
8l1fet blaa 8lomiter; berpaa fulgte
ben feitlige Mo6tagelie meo Ger
pering at Sc 90 a6ifillige Ea!er,
iom ingen bab6e Gi6 til at bere
paa. Man itaf &opeoerne iammen to
og to og talte ON an6re Sing.
S Morges traf leg ct @ar uoe
paa @eien. uDet fer 10 til &egn"
fogoe leg. ~Da maa gjerne inc for
mig, lagoe 5ol6aten % iao poo
fin Some.
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Sournaliitiife Metamprfoier.

Do Napoleon be1 Terlte / Gebr11=
at 1915 flpgte6e fra @lba, fplotes
2anoet at Mpgter onl at Bourbon
nernes ii6fte Slime Dor ner. Mpiier=
ne gop oaglig la1ge 8eretninger ON
8%egibenbeoen og ga iier BET offici=
ellie &egieringsb{o6 Sc Moniteur.
Sen ferite Me66ele!ie al Sagen bor
af fslgen6e 0r6lpb:
~uobret er un6iluppet fra Sor-
bisningen, remt fra @lbn".
9erpaa fulgte:: Sen foriifaniff
@ar1tlo er iteget / 2an6 beo So11on-
bu9ten". Sen treble Motits lp6er
"&igeren bor biit fig beo @op. 6re
ale Siber er Ser opbuot Eroppe1
tmo6 bam. $an Til fomme til al
en6e iom en- @be1,tprer, man ia,
bergbet alt, font en- bilbfaren6e
8iergene. st un6fomme er l1n11:
.Iigt."
Sort 6erpoa me66elte Sc Moni'
teur: uu6Dret .er. birfelig = mor
Deo life beo bpilfet Sorre6eri -
un6ilnppet til @renoble". 9erpac
fu1gte: ruiurpatoren bober at ner:
ME fig Sobe6ita6en".
Otter 6enne Me66elelle lenfebt
Wlo6et Sonen fien6eligt: ~8onopar:
te nermer fig me6 1tore Sfri6t. -
San fommer BOG ol6rig til at nae
@aris".
l16en &ommentarer fulgte 6erpac
fplgenoe to Me6belelier: vNapoleou
anfommer / Morgen foron Baris'S
M11re". = u&ejieren er / Sontoine:
blau". 9er1neb bor og1oo, 8la6etS
$1,000 uotgmt. Set forbereote fig
f1ogt til at tilpasie fig UNDER Der
,1pe Situotion me6 Oroene: &c
@aar Mftes bol6t @anS Maieltet
Dor opbpie0e Setter % &onge fl
iejrrige Sn6tog / EuiIerierne. Mllt
CT opfplot at uiigelig Subd ODE,
hans Gilbagefomjt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
Knlhr ng Krig.
@borlebes &eiret far Sn6flbbelie
paa 6eire og Me6erlag.

@eirforbo16 bor alti6 1pillet en-
meget flor Molle / militere Opero=
TONER, % ingen Geltberrer eller Sc
nerolltob logger Slogplaner noen
at meotage 8eiret % bets 211ner /
6eres 8eregninger.
8aafal6enoe It6t for bnret ifrebet
ON 8eirets Snoflp6elie paa @rige-
ne, in6tE Dr. 50. Seeming / 2etp5ig
for Ell SID ii6en uogab en- lille 8og
ont @mnet. Sen bar 11otnrligbis
iar6eles offtuel Snteresie netop mi,
90 8er6ensfrigm ltreffer fig ober
lin treble &inter.
ST. Seeming ifriber 81. a.:
Mlere6e / 1914 uotolte Teltmnrs
ifal b. Sin6enburg, at bnn for tit
eget 8eofommen6e ,bil6e bore fbRrt
go6t tilfre6s meo en- 1treng @inter,
forbi @usierne berpe6 biloe b1ibe
forbin6ret / at grabe Zig ne6 / Sor-
ben - noget, 6e ellers er Meltre i.
&usierne paa 6eres SIDE erin6reoe
1912 90 bente6e Zig meget at 6eres
itore 6orbun6sf9Ee, v@eneral 8in-
ter. Men oeres Sorbentninger bleo
ifuffet; Be tpffe og pitrigife Sere
mooitob 6roiten / &arpatberne, %
8olen -og 9itpre1sien fit en- ober-
or6entlig milo 8inter.
S &tslan1 er Soraorstpbeiret
.langt farligere for en- Sienoe, iom
rpffer inb, END ben itrengeite Rul6e:
9e r11siiife 8eie bliber nemlig faa
opblpot, at 6e er olbe1es ufarbare.
Ser fan oerfor neppe bore Epip1
ON, at ben mil6e @inter 1911
1915 bleb en- Spmifo for Sc tpife
S9re.
8i bebgber lite at pnopege Be
6oroele, Dierfanalen biloe bobe gi-
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$nlnatprknnpr.
st 8eips bus brittle arigere.

S Dolen beo gbateau 6'Ser er
Der is brittle Sol6oter, iom for
Diebliffet CT 1pffeligere emo nogen
Ginoe for, tbi efter mango Maane.
oers Moffillelie bar 6e after oereS
$u1truer Dos fig.
Set bar en- lang B~ilegrimsfqro,
fom bis1 e fi9ffe, lmao &Din6er gab
fig no poa, men 90 Sc enoeltg nao.
zoe 6eres &eifes Maal, 9nie0e De
lite ollie oe Mnltrengelfer og fie6ee
Iige Benteti6er, De bapbe babt. 9e
for birfelig baaret ollie ulemper
paa mpniterber6ig Maa0e, bl. a.
bIeb beres Eaalmob lat paa Yr9be
peb en tire Cages 6oriinfelie |
@ontbampton. Oct bar en- @lR6e at
rejje me6 bent, 6e bar iaa ml1ntre
Ioru 8prn poo cit Sfobtnr % bite
oeres @lebe og Oberraifelie ober
alt set M, Sc iaa, paa iaa frif en-
Moobe. So bbor bar 0e tafnemme'
Iige for alt.
Boris bleb 11ermelt ct 0rgmme<
iDn for oern, men 90 Sc toni til
Berner Oberlono, lteg @le6en til
Subel. Sc ltDrtebe fro ben enc Si6e
al acknowledgement til Sen on1en
for at ie alt oct merfelige, 6e figrte
forbi. SPIRIT oar Der en- Drift &Ger
meo ltore Wesiingfloffer om Sol.
fen, ina bar ser Ell Molfepige me0
en- lang &aarfletning, uafffurat iom
pnn gbofolo6e9iferne", fagbe en-. -
Spnet at De bre6e, 6pbe Sale me0
%bruien6e Strgmme langt ne6e un-
Der bent % Den friife 8i9rglnf
fbiffe0e bcm OPP 90 loo bent CLIENT
me De fire ii0lte forbaage6e Scot
ter.
S 5rasne lao be | @enteiaIen og
neo Safe meb Boiler til, me6ens
Gasefteripnet 1to6 paa. Basiiaren
gif, % Oplebelierne bleb 1ammen-
ligne6e. De er fra ollie ggne al
aongerigerne. On Some bar fra @el-
falt % felte Jig l1bbre itolt ober, at
benoes &eiie bar meget lengere enb
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5fi. - gfSperime11tet mlslDffe0es
fuI6iten6tgt.
Gnbber fje11oer MapoIeons %
bans Scores tragiife Sfi9bne / Sen
rusitife @inter 1912. &eines berem=
te 8ittigbeb ONT, at Napoleons Geo
grofil9rer bnr on1borlig for Sen for,
f9r6elige &ata1trofe Dor malplacez
ret; for set bil6e bobe peret unrl1-
ligt for 6en itore Serf6rer at for
r6ie bint Mars nalmin6eligt ftrenge
og be6bo16en6e 8inter / europa.
Men Mopoleons 5febne bar BOG
fnup iaa ilem iom sen, Ser ober-
git BEN engelffe @orni1on i &abltl
/ 1912; 6e iejrrige Mfgbaner gab
Sen lille ergelife Scr poa 1000
Man0 iamt 10000 chile @erioner
frit 2ei6e til at reiie til Sn6ien.
&1tn en- eneite Man6 af olle 6e 49,
600, en- big Dr. 8rDbon, naaeoe
Snoien % funoe fom BEN eneIte
o%ber1ebeabe fort9lle ON Sen SGD,
sc anbre bab6e li6t.
Meb $enb1if paa 6s{e &jen6s-
gierninger, er set af Snteresie at
1otere fig, at al11e Ei6ers Generator
iaa blot muligt bar unogaaet at
pa1ge MaretS %barrneite eller toilette
Maane6er til at lebere Sobc6ilag |.
Suit og Mugult iamt &eriooen fra
Mioten af December tit Mi6ten al
Sebr1ar finder man ieloent / Ser
hens straightforward. Oct tier, ionr
iogt, met fiGloent.
2ige til bet nittenbe Mabnnorebe
bar 8interen / Mminbeligbeb EN-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02

Sc o116res. 80 anbre bor fra 9fot-
lan6; 6e11 enc bar ben Dnbig1te
5te1nn1e, man fan t9nfe fig; bum
er fra BeebleS, og benoes imrffe
@niigt lpier at DDgti9be6: Mn6re
fommer fra 2ambetb, Wancbe1ter
% GotSmol6. Sc tolte meo @toltbeb
ON 6eres Menb 90 6eres &egi-
menter.
Ser bar 16, % 6e reprp1entere6e
lige iaa mango forlfiellige Epper,
men ale 6oritielligbeber bleb u6-
biife0e, 6a 6e me6te 6eres @gte.
|feller. 9eres felIes itore @la6e
forene6e 6em / ct 5gIterffab.
Sen eleftriffe Sernbone flotrer
op fra Montreur; Sen inor og bug
ter fig iom Ell Slange, me6ens Sen
lille @p 1igger meo fine 2egetpis=
buie oDbt ne6e meb Sen bloa SsSnoip
og Sent 6n Wi6i font 8oggrnn6.
|Da aonerne font iao bi6t, (n6 Be
ganife itEle, for mi bar Sc trette,
og Eanferne baboe troblt. @aa
itn6ic6e 3oget be6 en- lilIebitte 6tas
ton, og op fra Ell 8enf poo Ser
ronen iprang Der en- engelif 5oloat;
ban 1tDrte6e ZEN til 0ogren og:i fin
&u1trus Mrme.
- 9e greco nat1rligbisl @borfu
ifuloe 6e lite set? Sen lille Some
blep forpanolet 1om pe6 ct Erplle,
flag. Sor ct 9ieblif fioen ioo bun
Der: trpt, it6bet % forfeit; mi bar
benoeS Mniigtsfarbe fritz % Rjnene
itraalenoe: ben6es Mono bar viiq
|felb". &dn bab6e Jet i11o / og beret
Il noget Zig Selbe6e / set ltore Sill
bagetog % | De tpife Sangeleire,
og alt bet bar ban gaaet igiennem
uoen at bite Gegn paa pi6ere @inos=
|bebogelfe, men mi ifplbe6e ban Iom
ct 8arn, og bans iolbrune &inoer
bar paaoe at @leoestaarer.
81 Minutter ienere 6nffe6e 5p
terbDtterne be6 gbateal1 b'Oer frem
log iaa lg6 ser ct bunorenoe engelli
Snrra, 90 Eogef rulleoe ino pao
Statioren, bbor Der itob to Mpffffe,
bofiflpote Sfiffelier. Da mootte
LEG birfelig beun6re 6en lille ifotife
Some. Man bab6e forberebt benoe
paa, at ben6eS Mnno bar bprre
meotaget END De flelte andre, % al
ban bar tore Mr % Sfrommer, ser
bopoe f%oranoret bam meget. Men
bun fanM bam giebliffelia i be..e
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SlogS lang 5erie for Marsipnner.
ne. 8inter!ejrene bleb dom Negel
opleit / Mpril. De fgrite itore Din=
terilag | oct nittenbe Morbunoreoe
fan6t Ste6 beo 8ultuif oen 26. De=
cember 1906 og peo Yreusfiif @Dlou
Ben z. % 8. Sebruar 1907.
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e sergeas eg D6dens Aar over hele Ysrden.

de Hndes iethveTt HEM. Den vidunder..
ligeHals-i OF LunRemedicin, Se1Res over
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bet De tpife Eropper, ont ben bopbe
paret isbelagt; bet bar ben iffe,
% Soloaterne maatte berfor babe
/ Nanb til mibt paa 2ipt giennem
oe fnnltigt oberiDpmmeoe SRnfnin.
ger t9t beb 9unfiirff.
Eilfrosne Slober % Snoieer bar
tit ipillet en- iaare bigtig Stole
0ffeniipbepegelier. S Spiflanos
&rigsbiitorie oil set iaaleoes erin.
6res, at Den germanife Song $enrif
Snglefaneer j. 927-928 beleireoe
8ranoenburg meo fort &en, forot
"Opens 8anbforipning frs til.
Sen bron6enbrrgife Seir 1879
ober @peniferne / &11rlan6 % 2if-
lan6 bil6e babe beret utgnfelig,
bbis life &a1riicbes &off % SRI
icbes &aff - bi6ttrafte 2aguner !
9ltpre1slen - bab6e beret tillagt
,af So. Ser er to birfningsfuloe 81
lultrationer al Sen Baaitan6, at
@eiret ipiller en- flor ltrategif @ol.
le.
SITE minore beremt er @otbernes
Obergang ODER 6en frosne Dona1t
UNDER Song Ebeo6emer I 462 %
&nnnernes Obergang / 557-558.
Set i16treffer pberit iiel6ent, at
91ter{sen % bens Sunbe frpier belt
til. s 1876 benptte6e ben iben=
tie Song Scarf Sen Eien6e @uitaf
fig al 6en fo%rtreffelige 2ejligbco, en-
bonr6 Sroit gab bmn: 9e oanife
8eIter par luffe6e al SO, % bon,
fgrte MI fine 10000 5ol6ater ober
@fogeraf % @attegat fra Spllano
til Siellan6; iaaleoes lpffeoes oe1
bom at fire &rigen ODER paa 6ien.
6enS eget 0mraa6e.
(Den tpffe~ Sorfatter ipnes at ig'
norere 6an1fe og 1benife Siitoriferea
Yaa1tan6e ON, at oct bar ellie 8Rl1
% @tore @elt; Scarf @n1taf oQ
bans Sropper marcberebe ober.)
Set marfeligite @fsempel pac
Sroiteng S%n6flD6elie pao &rig turot
6og bette bere:
s Ninteren 1895 rDffe6e 81
|Sranife unoer @icbegru in6 / SOL
lnno - life 1ongt fra 6e nuberen6e
Bolpla61er. &ollen6erne bab6e reg
net me6 funltig Speripemmelie al
5logmarfen. uformobet iatte oe1
in6 me6 bol6iom 6ro1t ben %. Sc.
cember. Bicbegru oa beri fir
@bance % marcbereoe fem Gage ie
mere ober ben frosne Weu1eflo6.
Men en6nu itgrre Snoflp6elle fl
t@eiret paa @rigsfdrel1en, 90 Sc
frantic Mrtil1eri SEN Is. $an11a,
1875 erobre6e bele Sen bollan6ife
6loa6e, font ia6 fa1t / Siem BET
Rerel % life fun6e rpre Jig af @te
oct! Snn bobbe @ollan6 not11rlig'
big tobt &rigen, og bets Mliereoe
England, iatte fig 6erefter / @efio.
oelfe at De bollanoife &olonier 70,
at bebne fig ober Sen Sfuffelie, SCI
bap6e liot. Selb efter Bre6silutnin.
gen bleb Sen ltGrite Del al @oloni.
erne be6 at bRre / britiif @e1i6belle
= bbilfet Dr. SEEMING omtoler {om
en lille pifont Mnmerfning".
MaturIigbis fun6e oct fife, at So:
iforpen l1bentet begDnote at imelte
% Scarf Sen Eolbte al 5perrig, 6er
tpnfte paa fin Gorgengers &el6
prgpe0e at efterligne bans gfsem.
pei pe6 at gao ober 9reiun6 boo
Sfi. - gfsperimentet mislpfffe6eS
ful6it9n6igt.
@nbber fjer6er Napoleons oe
bans Scores tragiife Sfj9bne / ser
rusfiife @inter 1912. &eines bergm:
te @itttgbeb ON, at MapoIeons Geo:
grofilerer bar oniparlig for 6en for
fgr6elige &ataitrofe bor malplace
ret; for oct bi16e babe bpret n1m1t.
ligt for 6en ltore Serfgrer at for.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

Il think work is the grsndest
thing on earth. says Mrs w. l..
Arnold. we'll known cooking dem.
onstrator now residing at West
Nashville, Tenn, but when one 10
all run down after unde-s going three
serioua operations. you can't do
much work, or from Anything elte.
for that matter. You don't nave
much heart e work.
| know what ii is to be run
down as the result Of operations
snd he yourself again, Tor | have
had three OF them.
Wonders. however. have been
done for nue. since | was operated
on and | want the entire population
O. women to know that Vim He.
palica has dUnr il. IL ~ the very
beet tonic and builder up VI run-
down systems. know it, for il
certainly has done wonders Tor me
and my oldest con and | gladly
recommend il to any one who il
weak au1 run ,l1sn. whether. from
operations or any other cause.
There are thousands of women in
just the same condition Mr. Arnold
was in. You may be one oi them,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27
Easy Way to Find Out Whether
the Soil on Your Farm
Needs Lime
TRY OUT A SMALL PATCH
y the Sod. Needs rinassa ! bon. Aisc&
Must Be Applied or the Farmer
Loses Money on Every Crop Crown
lepunes Need Sweet soii.

II yenswant to ind ont whether lime
~ Of aso,to the soil On your farm try
this put,some ON a clover or alfalfa
patch t'He two tons of ground lime
stone rock Ia the acre just a few
weeks beforr,seeilug the clover or the
altslfa. Watch the cFop for the an
swer.
II the Erowth,ot tho clover or alfalfa
Z stimulated and heavier cutting SO
cured. the land probably needs lime
Even /! the lime sh buid irnpfuye only
the clover crop directly, the soil would
he improved and the subsequent crops
made better hut most other crops viii
be improved directly. also
All iegnrcs contain considerable
lime. and the cloytrS and alfalfa, IN
particular. require neutral or aka
line soil Tor Tho hcst Development OF
the bacteria which assist tho plant In
securing nitrogen from the afr
II Is possible that poor success With
red clover or alfalfa may be due 10
other causes ss we'll IA to lack OF Time
Such tailuros which can not be p
planea on the ground of unfavorablt
season, lack Of the proper plant food
and crop rotation, Oh poor water held
INK capacity OF the soil. clearly irdi
cate that the soil Is acid
The presence nf red sorrel In clio
YER field is another Indication that the
soil has an acid tendency. Lining
however Will not necessarily exter
minats sorrel II there ls poor stand
of clover The absence OF snrre' on
most lined lands shows that the extra
growth ~ clover. due to the Inning
has crowded out the sorrel.
The litmus method OF testing soils
for aridity Is fairly reliable Acid
turns blue lttraus paper red Place
picee os !tmus paper between two
shallow sheets Of filter paper Break
open moist rlod az earth and place
the paper between ana press the pteees
cf The cinA together After feW min
utes examine the ltmus paper II Il
has turned pink or red the soil Is acid
u the paper remains blush. the soil Is
neutral Care should he taken IN
handling litnus paper Take hold OIL
tHe enc Of the strip OF lItmus paper
with dry hands
Ittmns PAPER and filter paper may Ne
obtained from most any drug'st0re --
J G McAmis, Soil Specialist, Division
OF Extension, University Of Tennessee.
Knoxville
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27
Double Branch.

There will be an ice cream snp-
per and bran dance AT MI Sinai
.choollmnse, Saturday, August 4
beginning at 3 pan Eyerybod,
ssyssssas3s!by ,saE4.esas 4. n .,ss. 3. ..,..
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey kimhro
were guests os the latter'- mother,
Mrs. Cord Weems. Of East plney
Saturday night,
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Iiafb ison OF
Big Bear Creek visited the latter :
patents Wednesday night
Mrs. viii Springer and children
1T Nashville are visiting the for
meE' mother Mrs, Dee Bowen.
The Misses Dudley had for their
guests Sunday afternoon, Misses
Pearl and Dosia kimhro. Minnie.
Iona. and Sarah Nelson, Messrs
O.hern and Ernest kimbro and
Edd Holland.
Joe himbro and Miss Blanche
Wyatt WERE quietly married Wednes.
day. July III, 1917. E4q,. recler
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wsss Luther and
children visited the former : daugh.
ter. Mrs, Eva Bowen, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Moore visited
the la,ter's sisters. Mesdamos Geo.
Potter and Tom Cannon on Beaver
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Frazier and
children were guests of the former 5
sister, Mrs, J +. Dudley, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Berry Holland and
childsen visited Mr AMI Mr. w, q,
Nelson. sunday.