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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06
Gin freubiges Greigs

gllpis UGiQsr uno 8enno 2ibtens
fslb parsn bic better Greuube auf Der
Melt unb Derbrad,teu tbre Sabre ges
mein1am in Der llniperiitdtsitabt.
Sbpo5I fie Dsri9iehene Idtber ituOirs
ten, tneipten iie bod immer suiams
men. gum S9Iub etabIirten fie ii4
in oerfel6en Staot; Der cine oIs Or.
neb. g}iiuer uno ber anbere aIs Dr.
iur. 9i8tenfeIb. &ber 70 gut ME frii'
ber eing ss linen nttt mebr! Sie
ftfnten it6 nod hsr i90uen 3ett, no
iis uuf ben 9elbbrieftrdger Iauerten,
nnhbem iie ihren raItenA fold' rib
reHoe RGHbergeid9thteu gu ersGhlsu
pubten.
Sept ealt es ieI6ft gu berbteuen.
9Gs mar Iei4tsr eeiaet aIs getban!
Msbrere Wlpnats gtugeu ms Sdno
unb Or. meo. WGiller bate nod nt9t
sinsn eirSisen Pntitntsn Su 9eit4t
befommen Sein Sroif - Elm fsbr
iftpober dIlerbinss - nor, bab fein
Treunb Or. iur. ei6teufelb audi ub9t
nit gr6beren Slid eeieauet NOR.
nus btefen melur6olti6eu gstrabs
tuugen ibeut1te ibn Istn Dieuer duf,
Der ibm meIbets, bab Der Rentner
Glasmener nebenan eirsn fntperen
ardnfbeitsdnfa1 erlitten babe unb er
iofprt birriiber tommer foGIe.
.9ott iei Ddni!~ rief Sr. WiilIer.
-Wsin erfter potient!"
Gr legis f9nen ftinen fdtDdrser
Rrd an, perTab fif NIT Der Suiiru'
unS lief 40fis sur
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06
Die SriegsFtener'SprIage
als Deriu4s bic gItra<grofaitsaer
tpefeatli5 gu erb6ben, mibIltns
gen.
Der beaiisIi4e paragropb, Dis O0m
Giuan5fommittes beri4tet, nit
srober Ruioritdt Gitss>
IpmmeH.

Ddf biueton, .. g., 5. Sep
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bef
frtegsiteuernorldge purbe am Ulitt'
mod pom plsnarausifnb angenOmeu
0ie enH6eioenoe gieberIage bes 9o4z
Steuer Clements mag tDeitere Be-
nliiblHsen m bieier Riftung Oerbin.
bern, unb Sendts Siibrer iageH,
baB lie aud eirs gtieberIase fur ben
am 9ouUeritog beginnsnben aampl
fir bobere GintommeH Steixr pe'
Deute.
Tait Der Qnnnbme Der ariesspros
fit Announcements bes Ssirml5tOms
mittees, 'ipeItes ben getrag Don
$562, 900. 900 GIf $1.060,000,0OO
srbobte, nit 70 sestn z Stimmen,
beIduft fi9 Der @eiauintbetras Der
ariessiteusr 9prldge ouf $2,522.s
600 600. unb man srportet. bab er
fi9 auf btefsr S0be srbaIten miro.
8ieIe SenatOren iagsn ieoo9 eirte
f4IieBlide gtusideibung Don gers
brou3siteiern i'm getrnge Don $50,
bon Grb0buneen Der Se6iibs
rem fir poitia2eu speiter RlaiIe i'm
8etrnse Don $12,600,000, BON 5ra6ts
Stsuern i'm 8etroes Don $77,5O0O0O
lnO Don Tlarten>5tenern uuf Ypits
pafete, bic dIf ettpa $3,0OO,000 ges
iddBt finb, porals.
Bel Der eubgiiltigen @6fttmmung
itimnltsn biele Der ipetnanrten Rdz
titalsn e5enfdas Fir ben ScGnnlitiees
gsritt. Die abIfintmung .rfoIote mad
elmer Debate, pel9e in auffdlIsnoen,
aontrdft su bern aufresenbeu Sampfe
ftunb, fpsl9sr ibr pordugtns, uno
noh .inem Oubenb Rdmsus4uTrlife
iiter perihisbene @orTdIdgs, pelhe
ha3u 6eitimmt pdrsn, bic GriegsprOs
fiteSteuer gu erhohen.
Sn bem pdragrdp9en, ME er jet
1T, in bic gsrfiisung beg 6uufss fir
.ine 3ufuBsSteiier pm 5000, 100000
sgftri6en unb er btlbet nun elm Subs
ititut fir bds seser1udrtige @eieB in
Bssuq auf sine 3uibloes prpFititruer,
Die 1926, 100000 abipjrft. 8is Ses
amurturlloge Der neusu 8erfigung 1T
luf 81, ,286, 100000 geI9dbt.
Die grubutrte 3uidIassiteuer unS
lie Sunmen, ipef6e iie etn6rtngsu IoIs
sr. Fnb ME fulgt:
12 prO1snt 3ui6lag onf bic
stsuer fir profite Bis 81
Is prcsent, S10o,080.OOo; 16I
Brosnt auf sfpHheu 16 NIB 25 Prp.
ent, S4e,0Sc, 900; 20 grOsent 3iuis
den % unS 80 g}rosent, $109, ,0C0,s
100; % Brpaert 3fpif9en 30 unb IS
Brosetrt, $101. 100000; 80 Pro3,Ht
rtpiffen 70 unb 100 grpssnt. $685.
10000; 35 Prpsent ;ipii6en 100
nS $50 prpstrrt, $12o, $50, 900; 40
Brosent stpiThen 60 unb 200 srps
ent, S102.000,000; As prosent 'aluis I
Den 200 urh $50 prOsent. $s4.15o, |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06
tsortIssaus BON Sr l. esiis)

sinssai gsidst bate. enslanb slaubte,
IN Gfabr gu itin. bieis Segemonie al
Derlitrsn. unb aus bisiem Grunbe uns
teritiisis Is bi. poIitit Der feiubli9sn
QahbdrH 9sutiflanos. Wecer bi.
btutfGe Rsaisrans. nod bas otutfh,
Bolt. Dos fsft 5u lsinsm staiisr bdlt,
bate odmoIs Ulaht ooer erobsrunsss
geIiiiis, tuis ibnen fdli4lifsrDeiis 5us
geihritben puroe.
sBtnn bas c5essniheil Der Jna ges
peien mare. odnn ipiirbt 0.utI9ldno
ii6erlih nid3t Die gslsesnbeii Derpabt
ba6eu. bi, fib itii bsm lsbtsn arieg.
mil 6rnnirsi6 tpisbsrbOIi asboten, ben
Sries unter siniiigsren gsoingungtH
-sinsuleiien. Mdhrsno oi.ier ySeriobe
Der 0sinibie Gnrcpas eab es 3siten,
in bensn 5rnntrei4 beinohe mndtlos
lDor; aud 3eitsn. in bensn England
uno anDsrs buyh triegriihe aoHiplis
iaiionsn anbtrbolb Don europa pdrus
Ipiirt narsn. 5rOb oieier 2baiiaden
ariifen mir mid. gum S6pert, ons.
ipie 9abiD alopb Georss sinmnI sus
CAB. mir e,5piTben iuaren, Dessn
nnisrsr nngiinitissu sspsrnpbii9sn
Gage i'm 6srssn gurOpas idurI slt
balieu.
.Rifts onber,s dls Der b0fe Dias
terbrs4srifter ftinbIider 8riessagis
idior.n ,pans uns, bisIsn bluiisen
@srtbsibigunssiriss fir atben unb
s5reibsii 3u fiitrsn. Seirs amsrifanis
Ihe Roie tonn bisis htitoriite 9bnt'
fade a6dnosrn. bic iest oufs Reus
ron ben Gsnsrdlsn SuhcmlinoD uno
snnufdiefpitih befidiiet fpirb; ebens
irluenia fam bic 1meriinnifhe Rots
uni,rsn feTien gntibiuB .ridiittern,
liz lcnalsr 6nrmoni, 3ipiihen arone
rnb golf Fir unisre ariesssiele sii
tGnpfeu, ndmli6: aufre4terbaituns
Der SnissritGi 0sutfdlanbs. Jreibeit
unb cine 3utunft friebli4er GHtnids
lung, fir tp.lte unf.rs SOIbaten iebt
Fsit msbr afs brei Sohren setdmpft
rno gebluttt hoben.
Eas Ymblifmm in Jrants
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06
g.. 8rUt. ct. s,anIns @emsinb..
(9SaItor 9t. 9eemrrB.,

Grettng gbeub lit @eidditSper.
iarunl,tag bes airdenratbs. Ger
So.rfirmnnoen. llrterri6t pirS nun
Uie0er aitfgcnpmnten imb ftrtbet ie'
ben Canning BON 9 Biz 10 llbr itatt.
S6iiler, Die bGron tbeilnehmen mol.
len, iitl6 e,fidlt, Don aufang an
piinftlid, au erideinen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06
9ein annsmittee fir bic
9oatrpIliruns berRriess'
Slmssaben.
Glue 8eriufIe, EN- ioI6es gu befont.
men, i'm Reprdientnntenbnls
6urAgefaaen.

8aiFington 9. g., 5. Sept
sSm ReurafeEtartenbaus rnrterIagen
am @iittrpoG Die Republtfoner in ib-
rem Sample I'M Die grncniulng ei-
n"s Gomntittees, oas bic arie9saus.
gLber fortroairen ioa. Nebrere
amenbements 3ur 9on6soorIage, Die
oobin ab3ielteu, tpilr0en nit qroBer
Ylaioritdt nertporfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06
GcarbDrsagb
Q on einem bsutf3en u NJ
terfeeboot bom6arbtrt.

" n etHem peut 9eH u II
terfeeboot BON barbtrt.
2on6on, 8. Sept. giner off.
sielltn 8etanntmahung ;ufolge pur,
be am 0ienifag aberb bic an ben
Gftfiits ensIanbs eeIegens Stabi
Scarborougb BON etrem bsutf der
llnterieeboot bef6offen. Drei perfo,
nen purbeH get5bfet urb fiinf Der.
lpunbet. Der anssrifrsts matsrieaG
S6aben mar aber nidd srpb.
Searboroueb, Gnglanb, 8
Sept. Wdbrenb eints bihten Tsbela
erf6isn an Dienfag @benb lin bier
etf Dor ii.beu llbr Elm beuffhes lin,
terfeebpot unsef6br Sipei Wefleu bonn
IGtranb, rnb CAB IN f6nelIer Golgc
inaefdbr Elm Duberb S6iiF. nb.
Britif9e Wltnenfufer feuerien fos
fort ouf bns Tan&boot unb bic Ram
nonabs mar cine titrSs 3eit lang Elm,
Sbrtn betfnborbe. Dos 1l@oot
tautte. bdib untsr tnb tpurbe ui4i
m,br sefebsn.
Der am 2anb ongertttste e4dbeT
mar ni9t srob aneeFfts Der S6dfa'
DE, bab bas Bomborbemeut sebn Wti'
ruien bduerte. gire sfpei Ueeilen I'm
synfdnb gelesene etctipu purbe bon
.insm gd6cb s.troff.n. ss ipurbs
aber gliruranb bab-i Oerlest.
Ger 6entfde Rronprins
nj der Batter gsmor.
ben.
amit eroam 5. Geptenlber.
&ae aus Berlin eer1eI6et tptr0. III ruI
WitrpofJ bic oeiti6c aronprtrseiiin
bon elmer Eotter ertbunoen tpor6en.
rs ut bies has ietGte ainb oes
GronpriIpenpanres.
Giprinno gaitro mad ben
@er Staateu inter
DeGs.
gera Grul Merifo, 5. Sent.
giprinno @aitro, ser frilsere gr6it.
bent bon gencsuela, befinSet Ii9 an
aorS eines paniihen Ddnipfers nab
ben Der Sfncten intpriuegs. @r iuirb
iir1uer nod BON niebrereu mtgrifati.
ihen gebeinSienftagerten hegIeitst.
be ieit @oncten ole ieinc Stritte
lmo San6Iiinseu iiberpaht baben-
Die @auptauartiere ber ).
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06
sSie bemtihen TliegeraH.
srife aiif GasIan6.
Bel bsm in Der 9isnifas Radi Ratt.
gefunben usberfaQ
Wurben in aOnbon elf g,eriOnsn &C.
t0btet unb 60 Derlsbt.

. Gon bon, 8. Sept. 4us ben
Rndridten, bic pdbrsnb bes 5ases
bon ben Gtdbtsn an Der Siibojttiifte
einsetroffeH iinD. sebt berpor, bdb Der
ueberfaa IN Der lsBten Ra9t BON els
ner groben 3abl bon 5lug3eusen auss
geiiibrt ipurbe, bon benen aber uur
cine tIsire 3abl ben 9ouSoner 9iitritt
erreidten. Jn einigsn Jdllsn purbeu
i4iDertre gomben abseiporfen, wie
bei ben Zeppelin lleberfdllen. Sm
ganJen gelommen, ipdreu bic Bomben
aber tIeiner. gs tpirb hebauptst, bab
tptnigiiens Elm 2ufttorpebD abgsI9ofs
fen ipurbe. Die offisisle autiinoisuns
laltet ME folsi:
rJeinbfi9e aJIus5euse In GROCER
3abl taneu in Der leBtsn Ha4t oipi-
ffen 1870 Va9ts unb 2 llbr glors
gems on beridiebensu nett bon sinnn'
Der .ntferni ssIsgenen punfisn iibsr
bic SiiboFfiiIis. Sic ideinen in Grups
pen bon spei bis brei Wafdinen ses
fIogsn ou itin, aus ipeIdem Grunbs
Is iatper ift, fire 8abl ri6tig ab5u'
f9dben. es III nber m6gli6, bab Bis su
20 Waffinen baran aNil Hnbmeu.
LIN 11.20 trurbe q srfihtli9, baB
feinblite Slus5eus. ii9 qOnbon nds
bertGn uno nm Elm piertel Dor Ell llbr
purbe bic erlte Bonnie i'm gonbpner
9iitriit abselporfen. BON ba an BIB
I'm unsefdbr Elm llhr .ROrseus frnrs
ben 40 Bomber dbgeiporfen.
Sppeit bies bis isBt betannt III.
fpurbsn eff Psrionen getObtet Hnb 50
psrleBt.
Gin. fsinblite Waf9in. iOtI In
Der Rdbe Don sbe.rneb abgei9oHen
porbsn f.in. lin anaefdbr spei ll5r
Worgens ipurbe bag Gisnal seseben,
oab ale 9efabr poriibsr iei.
aonboninGolss Der bduti'
gen ueberfdIle be-
fir5t.
2onbou, 5. 6sptember. Eae
Morgens3 3situnsen frasen in 0srbins
oung nit 0en an brei auIeinanoerlols
aenStn 3agen itdttgefunbeuen Giies
seriiberfGus unb bem Berint besTelbs |
6aig. bab bic bentiteH
Jlus3eiise an Der Gront in Jlanosrn
Iingspobnlid assrsHib ieien, oo
Deuti9Ianb NIT isintn 8orbersttun=
3sn fir bic srobe 2uftoffeniiDe friDer
Iertig setporbtn iei aIs England. Cine
Der 3eitungen, bic pisberboIt angeosu.
let bat, bab Deirtihlanb bic 4bll1t
babe nit iebr sroBen Gei4tDabsrn
England bon Der 2uit her arl5usrsis
len, fast:
Der 6einb Idxint NIT isinsn SnDd'
ionspldnen itbr CUTE 6orii9ritts gu
MAIDEN. Die beiiti9en Glitgsr iamen,
rorfsn Bomben ab unb fIogsn tpieber
,apon. llnisre ejeffiibe ftuerien unb
Ini.re Glieser ftisssu oiif, absr ohne
tipas siI errei4en. Wit aus ben leg
en- offisallsn 8eridten bsrDorsebi.
ss tit bies Der iitunie erHitli9t I'M
riff, Der IN bieiem CONNER semnht
rurbs unb BON 127 Wnidinen, bic
IbsI uniere aiiiis ssflossn iamen. has
zen bic Deutidtn Hur iiebsn Derlos
en-
Ra4bem Ole 3situne auf bic INNER
Ir6bsr iperbeHben 0srlufte bingstptes
en-. ME aud ouf bic offtnbnre Gts
dbrloIisteit Der llnternebmungsn fir
'sn 5einb fifst iie lie binru: +
.Ndn lam fiherlih ui6t fdsen,
ob mir NIT unfersn SnDafionspIdnen
eFrs Gprti&ritte MAIDEN ala Der
IsiaS.' q
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9ie betbeu Getube.

9. RoierBpeig uno s. 3uderrDuHer
iparen ibr 9eben long quite iSrelirvoe
eerpeien fait grii0er. sic pobrten
in einem SolIie, betrieben Elm @c.
i66ft, gingen 3iIiouuren ms Gafe iulo
batteri ibren Spnogogerits neberetn.
amber. Rath fiinfrrrOSDuu5tg S5abren
tutiger Sarrtouie oerfro9terl iie fih,
;ogen BON einou0er meg, ieparirten
iid geIt6ftlih, ioben urb griibten ltH
uift mebr, ltrto mir ben Spragogen.
fis, neil oufs SSGhr porarsbesobE
nulSteu iie nebeneiuarl6er bebaIter.
an einem hobeu 6eiertog foIrrfrt
Der Weonn nit oen &lingelbeittel
suerit su g. &oierBrpeig. v@ort, ben
aeisigen 9uderpoiier ptrit on REIN
leeen," benft er; Der pIutt, tuenn
er ouh cine Uenrf sdbIen nrtb," urto
mirft oItentutto Sieie ungerpobrtlidl
bobe Slurme in ben SItneeIbelrtel.
=. 9udermoIIer fieht's - lrft6 ala
ser geilteI Su linn fprunt, iagt er fee
Ienrlibig: rTSer gebore Sirialnme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06

9biire. Sort itieB sr ouf Istnen
Greuno, ben Dr. Iur. 2i4tenfelb.
Gin frsubige8 @reisuis, mein lies
Der Sunee! 9ratuliere mir! Gnbli9
einen PdtitHten ertpiibt! Bin grabe
I'M 8egriff, gu ibm bin3uiaufen.
rSamos. 5reunb6sn!" rief Der
pro5ebarme &s1tsanipalt. sd gebe
nit! gieleiG4 nil er isin Eeitument
Ma6en!~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06
Ias pmblifmm Ia Jraxfs
reid
gBirb DON neuem aufsforbert, ii4
Den Rabrunssmitiel 8ei4rdn'
tunsen Su fiigen.

qaris, s. Septsmber. Tohbtm
bem Winiiter fur 0oIis.rndbrulig,
usduriee 9iolstte, pom @erbdno Der
ItItaurdtionsbsIiber nabegelest por'
ben lpor, bab bur9 bic fortssiegtsH
9eirete 5ur Durdfiibruns bon ein'
Itrdntunssn i'm 0srbraua bon glab'
runasmitieln pas 9nlt irritirt iDeros,
10 6ab fets Don neuem 8erinfle ss'
.adctt ipiirbtn, ben gei9rdntunSen all
.atssbsn. ipuros bef9Ipfsn. on BIZ
ltrioiii6e 9siiHnung bss Yubll'
ilms 3u opptlIiren. Uian pirb III als
en- Reitaurants Ylatate anbringsn, III
men nabgsli pirb. Dab iene bintsr
Ger grpnt nod t,ine ipiriIife Rot9
sslittsA bdttsn. Das pu6litum iDirb
rrfu9i perosn, ni@i mebr 3ader 5u
oerbrdu9,n, als in ben Rtitaurants
aeitattst III unp 3uirisosn 5u lem mil
Sem Brots, bas Ierpttt pirb. Ca'
Our6 piirbe ben tapferen Solooten
iyrantrsidg sur Changing eines enb'
eiiliissn Sissss wlut9 ssma4t psr'
BEN.
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Der gsif tunn ii5 leihter iiber'
rafen als iberurbeiteu.
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Der T65nits ga9rnf TT: permibt
81 perheu
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9eitifIatenre rrb GnsrOs &hisfea-
6dnbIer.


Bernbeim. @ertuesr q q o.. foo sci
9rpeite Strnbe
1bsebatwsob DiniIIinaGo. ltT-
4fp GIm Struss
1be aIetf6 6narr 60. Blum Struts
sfseeaao Ss 6ii sroai Il S stras.. " ~
. &a Sret6era 200 On Srori et-ote;
sts 4 esL Q. srsibere. 424-42e
mar srlbanf & gO- $3.50 wVaiH
milf Gre,f DtntIItrag G6orfe.rboe
9bs GRourtdfn GtHifItrp gn. (Db
ffilers 8rdrb 20 s.hsl 131 Heff 8. Sit.
1be Sueob q Bfeffsr TO-. 1915 9eft
q. eGne6sssr 60. iss-12s on Court
essens StntIItnago..s sos 1rao
aSsunfsn etniIIina g. B. %
g. rub Wues Str.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-03-08

Universal service wouldn't be
so bad, after all. Instead OF
obliging young girls on the streets,
our nineteen-year-old Washers
would he devoting their valuable
time to the delightful occupation
of digging trenches. pearing spuds,
washing dishes, and drilling in the
boiling sun. Make it universal!
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-03-08
Potato Planting.

Manhattan, Kan, March 3d.
Potatoes may be planted in
Kansas any time between March
10 and April /, according to F. s.
Merrill, assistant professor in
horticulture In the agricultural
college.
"In the Kaw Valley potatoes
are planted as soon after March
II, as possible" said Mr.. Merrill.
"In the eastern part of the state
they are cut so that each seed
piece contains one well developed
eye while growers in the western
part prefer to plant two eye
pieces.
"Only clean seed that is typical
in form for the variety wanted
should be selected for planting.
For this purpose northern grown
seed is usually preferred as the
home grown seed stored under
the average conditions has been
found to be less productive.
IF the seed is affected with
potato scab it should be treated
before planting by dipping from
l ~ to 2 hours in a solution
made from one pint Of 40 per
cent formaldehyde and 30gallons
of water. The seed should then
be spread out and allowed to dry
in the sun before cutting.
"The ground should be care
fully prepared and if possible
should be fall plowed. The seed
must be planted from three to
five inches deep as there is liabil-
ity of injury from drying out.
The distance between the rows
varies from 80 inches in the east
ern part of the state to 3 IL feet
in the western part"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-03-08
Lick. Prairie.
Church at Cherry Grove Sun.
day night was well attended.

Church at Cherry Grove Sun
day night was well attended.
Mr.. John Goodman and family
spent Saturday and Sunday with
bis brother, Andy Goodman.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lagore died Thursday and
WAS laid to rest Saturday In the
Pence cemetery.
The few days Of snowy wealth
G didn't hinder the work on the
Joplin road which Is progressing
nicely.
Merton Goodeagle Of Baxter
was out to the farm Wednesday.
Mrs. Sam Brittle, who has been
III, Is better at this writing.
The oats have all been sown in
this part Of the neighborhood
and the snow was fine as it left a
little moisture to help sprout the
oats.
Henry Dyson made his usual
visit to the east side Sunday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-03-08
Texas Irrigated Farm.

Forty acres in Lower Rio
Grande Valley, 3 miles from
Mission, all improved and in
crops, small house. For sale at
cost of uncleared land. Small
cash payment, balance to suit
purchaser at 6 per cent. This is
YOUR chance TO get best farm in
best section of valley on your
terms. Owner not a farmer
Write to A. E. Pfremmer, Baxter
Springs, Kansas.
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-Rural News Letters;

children visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. 0sburn.
Mrs. H. M. Lewis is i'll with
sore throat.
Mrs. Ike Allen and Bess Fergu-
SON visited In Crestline.
Friday night to attend the o. E,
s. chapter. Mrs. Stempke and
Mrs. Scott were initiated. After
the ceremonies o supper was
served in the dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross King and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rimson OF
Galena also visited the o. E. S.
chapter Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Ferguson
and daughter, DR.. Gertrude Fer
guson of Neosho, visited in River
ton Sunday.
The work on the new cottages
is progressing rapidly. One is
finished and already occupied and
two more are nearing completion.
The snow Thursday and Friday
has helped the roads considerable
by packing the loose gravel.
There isn't quite so much danger
of skidding nav as there was.
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'IVE FOUND A COLD.
M|NE," STOUT AYERS
Atchison Man Declares Tanlac
Has Put Him Back on the
Job.--Wife Also Aided

Atchisou. Kan, Mar. /, 1917.
II feel that / have found a gold
mine IN Tanlac for il has en-.
abled me to 10 back to my work
and has put my wife in fine
shape generally" Lincoln Stout,
1912 Henry street, said recently.
For several years Mr.. Stout has
been employed'at the Locomotive
Finish Material Company here
and is a we'll known and highly
respected Atchison resident.
II suffered from stomach and
kidney trouble" he continued,
land my wife suffered in much
the same way. The food / ate
never digested properly and
would cause gas to form in my
stomach. l experienced severe
pains in my stomach at times,
nv entire body ached. Ny con.
ditiou became so serious that /
had to stop my work at the fac.
tory. Nv wife's kidneys were
very weak and irregular and her
digestion was poor.
I'VE read about Tanlac in the
newspapers and / bought a bottle
of the medicine. nv stomach is
in fine shape now; the food l eat
digests properly and don't have
the severe pains in my stomach
anvmote. The kidney trouble
also has been relieved. Ny wife
isn't bothered with her stomach
now and the kidney trouble has
disappeared. In fact, she's in
fine shape all over. / cheerfullY
recommend this wonderful medi.
cine Tanlac.
Taulac is now being specially
introduced and explained in Bax-
ter Springs at the NJ. E. Reddy
Drug Store.
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Rank FOOIiShneSS.

You occasionally see il stated
that colds do not result from
cold weather. That is rank
toolishness. Were it true cold.
would be as prevalent in mid
summer as in midwinter. The
microbe that Causes colds four
rShes in damp, cold weather. Tc
get rid of a cold take Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t il
rffectual and is highly recon.
mended by people who have used
it for many years as occasion
required, and know its real value
OOtainable pverv where.
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Seed. Beds.

Manhattan, Kan, March g.
Now is the time to plant seeds
for early vegetables. This may
be done in a sunny window, g
hotbed, or a greenhouse.
Selecting the best early var
ieties, planting early, and choos'
ing a favorable location for q
garden are three requisites In the
production Of early vegetables,
according to M. F. Ahean, asso'
ciate professor Of horticulture in
the Kansas State Agricultural
college. The man who plowed
his land in the fall will have an
advantage over the gardener who
put off this operation.
Vegetables usually forced in
the window, hotbed, or green
house are the tomato, cabbage,
cauliflower, pepper, muskmelon,
and occasionally the onion. The
seed should be sown either broad
cast or in shallow drills. When
the plants have formed from one
to four leaves they should be
transplanted from two to four
inches apart in other boxes, and
when the weather conditions are
suitable reset in the field.
Some plants respond readily to
the addition of commercial fertil-
izers, pointed out Professor
Ahearn. A quick acting fertilizer
will hasten the maturity OF the
vegetables. Some OF the vine
crops, such as melons and cucum.
bers, are often forced by placing
glass covered boxes over them
until they have obtained a good
growth.
The best location for an early
garden is a southeastern slope.
Early vegetables raised and rec
commended by the agricultural
college are stringless green POD
and bush lima beans; Crosby's
Egyptian beets; black seeded
Simpson and improved Hanson
lettuce; early scarlet turnip and
white Strassburg radish; Victoria
spinach; premium fiat Dutch ana
early Jersey Wakefield cabbage;
Motifs excelsior and Gradus peas;
mammoth white Cory, StowelPs
evergreen and country gentleman
sweetcorn.
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Lowell

We notice the farmers are quite
busy cultivating for oats and ev-
erybody is making preparations
to put in garden.
Ed Winston and family moved
\ 60 Riverton last week.
During Lee Boston's illness
Miss Alma Huchings filled his va
cancy and Miss Bessie Lyons took
the primary. School is progress
ing nicely but all hope to see Mr..
Boston at his old post soon.
Mrs. Plunkett's daughter, Mrs
Potter, visited in Joplin last week
Floyd Hall has moved to the
Suckers farm west of Lowell.
Eugene Lyons was in Joplin
last week and called on his bro
ther, Tom Lyons.
Floyd Simmons and wife mot
ored up from Pitcher Sunday.
The Ladies Aid served dinner
at the Huchison sale March 6.
Harry Lane has ordered an ell
ectrically equipped Ford.
Little Helen Boston fell and
hurt her head one day last week.
Sunday school was we'll attend
ed Sunday and it would be nice
to have still more become inter-
ested. Let everybody come out
and help make it success.
Rev. Seth Brown is to preach
at the Friends church next Sun
day, morning and evening. All
are invited.
Little Lucille Hubbard is on the
sick list at this writing.
The Ladies Enterprise club
met with Mrs. Lyons last week.
Mr.. Powell is improving nicely
but his mother now has pneumo-
MIA.
Sarah Huston has gone to Mis-
souria on a visit.
1t would be well for people to
have lights on their buggies. 1t
would save injury to both buggy
and people sometimes.
SPRINGTIME
There is singing in the green.
wood
And gladness in the air;
The voice of Spring is breath
ing.
Her rapture everywhere.