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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

Washington. June lS.-EYery effort
was being made by the treasury de-
partment today to complete the tabu-
lation of the subscriptions 10 The Lib
erty loan. 1t was hoped that the defn-
lie figures would be available not later
than tomorrow 1t already il evident
that the over,subscriptions viii total
eight hundred millions. There is a
distinct possibility that the nine nun
dred million mark may be exceeded.
The spasmodie effort in certain cir
cles to sell the forthcoming certiti-
Gates, in an effort TO depress the price
below par, failed at the outset 1t is
however, that certain of
hcials of the legal department of the
government are seeking information
as To who was responsible and wheth-
er this effort was not in part an eff
fort to play the German game" in
the United States.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
LaSalle County Better Farming
~ Department 1@


ducers show some interesting results
Note the wide variation.
The feed cost, given in the last two
columns, will range from 50 to 70& OF
the total cost of production. Putting
1t at 600 we have variation from
$l.37 to $3.50 for LOG lbs. of milk and
D.32 to S2.26 for h. butterfat. We
should also remember that most of
TINS milk was produced on feed which
was much cheaper than that now on
the market. Production at the present
time cannot be accomplished at SO
small cost.
The members are convinced that
the association is the most effective
aid possible to obtain in building ND
their herds. They are, therefore, plan
ming for a second years work.
X. f. SHAFFER, Tester.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
.LOWDEN MAY SLICE
MILLION OMNIBUS
EXPECT GOVERNOR TO REDUCE
APPROPRIATIONS TO THE LIMIT
FIXED EARLIER IN SESSION.

Springfield June 9-Appropria-
lions which escaped the knife of the
conference committee of the general
assembly In the closing hours of the
tiftieth session. were still in danger of
being Topped off by the pairing weapon
If Governor Lowden today. The
Governor will spend the week care
fully studing the great number OF last
minute bills passed by the assembly
and he will devote his special atten-
ton to ferreting out every unneces-
sary vote OF funds and eliminating it
The total appropriations for the SEES
sion amount to about $5l. 500 .0eI. The
forty-ninth general assembly appro-
priated S52, 500,U0G or a million more
than the total this year. Governor
Dunno, however trimmed this amount
down to $40 900 ,000. Thru difference
in bookkeeping, sl.5O0.000 received
from prison industries and normal
school tuition which has not hereto
fore been appropriated, is included in
this years totals, This makes the
real total about $5e 900, 900.
The omnibus bill as passed Sunday
morning, carries s1SS37 1920 which
Is over a million over the high water
mark set by the governor The latter
may pare it down that much or more.
The governor. by reason OF the fact
that the movie censorship bill was al
lowed TO die thru failure to endorse
the conference committee report. viii
not be forced to make the final dec.
sion on that mueh-iought measure.
1t will be the middle of next week
before the bulk of the bills before him
will be disposed of by the executive.
Joins Red Cross.
Springfield, June 49,. -- Governor
LoWden is serving as private in the
Red Cross army this week. He Joined
the first team organized in Springfield
w iuioS LAC |oo,puH NiOtd dSSISIlGu III
this city In raising the 500. 000. 900
fund for the National Red Cross.
The team of which the governor is
member Is captained by Secretary of
State l.. l.. Emmerson 1t is made up
entirely of state officials. Among the
members are Lieutenant Governor
John G. Oglesby, Attorney General E.
j. Brundage. Director of Public Works
A. J. puterbaugh, Director of Agricul-
ture Adkins and Director of Public
Health G. st. Clair Drake.
All the officials have promised to
be on hand at each of the noon.day
meetings of the teams here and TO
work untiringly to raise their share
OF the fund. Springfield bloomed
forth in many banners flung across
the streets bearing the Red Cross slo-
gans today At the headquarters of
the campaigners reports that Illinois
would do her share in this pull as she
has done on registration day and I'M
the Liberty Loan campaign.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
LETTER HAS U-BOAT
BREMEN POSTMARk

Los Angeles, June 1S.-That the
German commercial submarine Bre-
men, reported sunk more than a year
ago, was still in service in January,
this year--or that another Bremen
mad been built to take her place
seemed certain thru the receipt of
letter here recently, addressed to
William Maier, this city This letter,
from Maier's mother in Germany, bore
the postal service stamp which show.
ed 1t had been consigned originally
to the Bremen on January Is, 1917,
but later had been re-routed and had
reached the United States by way of
Denmark
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

an aviation corps and offered their
services and their airplanes to the
government for coast patrol work
The feminine patriots are studying
aviation and have already made sew.
eral successful flights.
We girls feel that we may be able
to offer valuable assistance" said Miss
Alice La Chapelle, a skilled aviatrix,
who is in charge of the corps. when
our soldiers are actively engaged in
fighting in Europe probably all the av-
ators will be there, too. That may leave
the coast in serious need of patrol ayi.
ators."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
DISPUTE OVER kAISER'S
SUICIDE UPsETS HOME.

Chicago, June My husband
said the Kaiser would commit sui.
eide within nine months and | said
he would not, and the argument grew
so hot | took our six year old son
and left him" Mrs Harvey J. Bar
nett informed Judge Stelk in the
court of domestic relations.
THE Kaiser can take care of him
self, the judge replied you go
back to your husband and if | hear
OF either one of you discussing the
war again I'll send you both to jail"
They're talking about the weather
in the Barnett home now.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
First Annual Report Of La Sale Coun.
ty Cow Testing Assn.

The first years work of the La Sale
county (lll.) Cow Testing Association
was completed on May 3lst. The rec.
ords show a large amount of informa-
ton OF much value to the members
and others During the year, 625 cows
were tested and 1870 cows were sold.
Or the FOG cows completing the full
years test, 8 produced over 10000
pounds OF milk and 63 below 5000
pounds; Is produced above 400 pounds
butterfat and 70 below 200 pounds but.
terfat There are, therefore. still cows
to he disposed OF.
The individual reports of the 400.
pound cows and the ten lowest pro.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
LOS ANGELES GIRLS
FORM AVIATION CORPS

BY International News Service.
Los Angeles, June 1j.-4Six young
women OF Los Angeles have formed
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30

Ter bDn Samuel 9sraitsiR; PsrIOnaz
zen $1,000.
Galra q. BafOn III 5sitam.ntsz
oollitrsderin BON 2aurd Wafon; per.
'onalien $4,000.
Soiep5 5. 5anning 1T 5sItaments
noqffreder DON Sames R. 5anning;
9sriendIien $4,000, 9runoeiesntbum
$500.
Senrb Iorbss 1T Ta4IabOertpalter
BON Warp 1Orbed; 0ruHbsigsutbum
S22OC.
9ouis u. Ratban 1T Ssftamsntss
ouitrsdsr Don 8iGium iyiiber; q.rs
fonalisn 5000.
Bertha 5risoel 1T 3eitamentsDoGs L
'tredetin pon 5rori u. Srispel;
8runreigentbum 1920.
9erf htebents.
3. s. Ralsigb srlangts Elm ltrtbeil
iibsr $105 segen QnOrep gentIuss;
Nettie .. 5oro Elm IoIdes iiber $472
oesen Wm. Sharon.
2ouis 6uber, bes Oiebitabls BON
@utos 9ummireifen iiberfiibrt, purbe
asittrn ouf unb:itimme 3sit ms
3u4t5aus gei6itt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30

Wintsrs cine 49itotions 0erlamms
lung in einsm erOBersn 9Otale ab9s
balten piiroe, nObei DeutIbe rnD eng
liI9e Rebner ouf bic Ssoeutung Der
9remirung uub bsren ianitdren mo
dftbeti6en @Or8iiSe aegenubsr Der
@rrfcitattung binfpeiien lpsrosn.
Der 9oriblne ipurbs einitimmi5 Jut'
ae6eiben unb Der 9oritano beauftrogt,
iltner6al6 Der nG9ften Wlonute, pdbrs
I6einli6 i'm Sanuar, eins IoI6t Ser'
fammlung gu peranitoIten
Qnmeloungsn beim bie'igen 5suers
beifottunos z8e-ein perben ieoer3tt in
Der Mo5art Soile, 1915 Bnlnut
Strobe, entgsssn eenommsn. 8l: mo-
natli6n geitrdge fno nur % Genis,
roFiir Der 9erein toItenfreie Sr'mts
runa unb 6uncert Dollars Stsrbs8eio
beim 9oocsfole zines glitgliens gs'
lpGhrt
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ebsf9eiSun8gfGtl.

R;6ter 6. 70. 9ofiman bspiaigts
9.itra bic nafgsiuhten ShsiouHgen
in fOlssnoen GdasH:
Roiie Jor, 754 Wsit 4. Str,
oui @runb ibrer Gegsntlag. Don
Gbar!.s yOr, 1902 SgcamOre strabe,
ptgsn brutnler gsbauolung, bsiratbe
ten ar 20. Ottober 1910; Sallie
WOn!gomerh W 612 GintOln QOs.,
BON Wilb.rt 9iontgomsrp, neil oerz
i,Ibs I'm Wdr3 1909 peaen WOrOss i'm
;psitea Grabe auf 10 Sabre ius
3uhtfaus sef4itt poroen'i it, fie beis
rathstsn am q. Gs6ruar 1909; 70 / L
liam SDeHs, 1893 @ditern 4pe.,
ron Slorente Opens, 504 Bite Str,
pessn pfli9tperra9IaFisuns, beiras
ibetsn am 24.Ottobsr 1912; albert
9abstOtte, 3131 SarOepglps., bon
qGsns 9abstOite, 20. 2612 Bar;
9osnue, pssen pflidtOeruu4ld fl
suns. bsirat5stsu am 10. Oitobsr
1900; Gugen Oidten, 1852
@plerain 2loenue, bon Rarp 0idtsn,
neil fe ibn i'm September 1910 per-
lisb unb jsBt nit sinsm anosren Sis
Iammtn lebsn foll, be:rat2etsH am 10.
4usuit 1905; 9Duiie GIIs :
nortb, 228 9tttiuioH apenue. BON
Iobert gnsportb, 8. anb State QDe..
pes.I bospiqigen 9erlahens am %.
Sanuar 1911, beira:fetsR am 10.
Septsmber 1907; ANNA 5iBs
mauries, gsed uno 5isflanO glDs.,
Don gbparo iyiBmautiee, 2341 Wup
Strube, tpesen brutalsr Sebanolung,
heiratbetsn am 10. DECEMBER 1913.
Die alass Der alma 0antel
sesen 9eorss Daniel purbe gsitriaen,
:osiI ei. geibsn fit pieoer ausges
,6but babsn.
Ratb 6. 2erbed, ge6 gootsr,
mil ton 9eorgs 6. 3sr6ed, nit bsm
ne Iit am %. Septembsr 1916 Oer6ei.
ratbett, seidisben iein, neil sr iis 10
trutaI bebanoeIts, bab iie Jpn OerInis
len mabte.
Sra 9uff, gs6. Nbittinston, bat
auf Grunb non Tittpcriorgung urS
sru.a,er gebanDtuhs zine Steibungsz
'lage sesen Gil Soparb 6ufi, ben lie
ON 20. Sanuar 1914 teiratbste. sins
isreiGt.
alma Dalter2, bic i'd am
S. Scnuar 1916 nit 6arrp Ualters
itrbri,atbets, isbueh laon Srei Wos
.ten Ipdtsr bon oemIeller i'm Sticb se=
laF:n noroen il, bat cine S6eis
oungstlase angeitrengi.
RadIaB Z den.
u. !. SerrliHssr III Geitamsnts1
oonIiredsr BON Rariu gtiller; perio4
sdlisH $500.
B:Ihelmine RdI6sr IN Rndldbosr.
,ralteriR bon 6enrn Ruiber; Yerio.
ralien 5000, Grunbeigent6um $1,000
Ti,ton Surtig 1T giatIaboerpdl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30
gssdlen6eridlt s.s eefnns6sitsamts.

2ant Dem @od)enberid)t oes ii1otis
ifen @eillnobeitsartts wurben ip1b.
reno Der perfIoiienen @od,e II Sale
bon anltedenoen aranfbeiten unb Is
looesidlle iniolge folder aranfbeis
ten gemeIoet, segen 116 erfranfuns
gen uno f9 5ooesfdGe in Der Ra.
rnaeIuofle oeS poriaen SSobres. gInf
Oie perifieoeneu aranfbeiten pars
theilten iib bic gemeIoeten Sale pie
foIat: Tipbtberitis, 20 erfranflns
gen: ShninoiidDt. Is grtranfiineen
mlo ~ 3noesfdlle: aeiidhlitcn. :
@rfraniingcn; 4inopoden rmo 9ia-
fern. je 8 GrfronfingeH: Sdnrlnhs
iieber, 8 grfrnnflineen: 9ppbusfiez
ber, cine erfrantima lnb Elm Sooes-
fnll: Erod,omn. sipei grfraHfimgeR;
Soie uno gIattern. ie cine Grtran-
flung.
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I'm ibrer 99pbnmns
8nrSen Der areiie &Olf eipsfp nno
isiue Satin nm 500 beraubt.

Gin Gau6anial Don beiipielloier
5rehbeit, Der bereits am SonUtag
abeno periibt ipuroe, gelangte crit &c
! iterH 5urAenntniB Der geboroen. 3ie
gcrnu6ten iparen Der 75 Sabre alte
@oIf aipsfpIllno feline 10 Sabre alte
Sattiu Radlcl Sipsfp Die bon einem
Strclf IN ibrcr @obninIg dn Der
Gutter uno Sniirel Strabe an Conn.
tag 9Iseno iiberfallen uno Inn $iO0
bernlbt ipuroen, Die SipsfD iib naG
uno naf eripart bate imo Die sur
Gedimg ieiner nn6 ieiner Gottin ges
grdbniBfoiten oienen iolltn.
Rad een slngabeH bon 3aniel
! 2ipsfp, eirem Sobn 0es greiien
yaars, ser geitern ben Gmi6iiberfaa
In Der Generalization meloete. befallo
iif Der olte 2ipsfp am Sonutog
2(6eno gegen of)t lIbr 5eitmcilig dlleir
I'll SaIie, oa feline Satin in cine be-
nafj6drte apotbefe gegangen mar,
I'M Re6ijin 5n bolen. lie Gbiir 5n
Ger su elmer groe befinolideH, mis
Spei 3immern beiiebenoen Nobnrua,
boftc Die Gltc sSran ofien aelaiien mo
2ipsf6 inb iib ploslih einenl llnbe
fnmten gegenilbcr, Der ibn I'M glooi'
| ifen SSargon anreoete uno iidJ ipie ein
alter gcfannter allIipielte. 6be
9ipsfp ieineu geili6er nod o1naf
irngcn fonnte, paS er eigentlit
wiinidc, fam SSrnu SipStp 5ilrild iuo
Ger 9irrid,c ertlarte nun ben olten
9euten, inoen er ibneu ibren 9(nga'
ben naf einen Reooluer 5ei9te, lie
ioaten iidb, penn ibnen ibr Seben Iieb
lei, riibig berbolten.
SeI6itreoeno famen 2ipsfp mo
feline Satin in ibrer aHgit Sieier
gluiioroeriing nab mo Der Hallbge'
ielle mad,te iid) MN oil cine gritno=
Iide llnteriufptng Der beiOeH alien
aeutten, augenfdeinlib bon Der gors
misieti,ng misgebeno, 6aB lie ibre
GrIpurniiie on lid triieer. Or iiber.
1eilate lid, Iebr balo bon Der oSrrigfett
oieIer aniid,t imo panote nm ieins
slufmerfiomfcit Dem gio6iliar 81.
g,ah lGnaerem SudJeu fnHo er dudi
in einer 9n0e mas er htdte. namIid
'piiden 6en SterbebenOen, lpeld)e
oas areiie 9aar id)on felt ldngerer
3eit bereitlicgen bat, Die seiannlten
griparniIle I'M gctroge bon etiua
Si00, oie er Damn prompt an rh
nabm, INN ylt peridpuiuoeu, nobel cr
ben alten 2eilten nodlnrals einidnrlte
iih gon5 rubis Su oerbaIten, ptorlz
aeiifalls es ibnen id)le6t geben tpiiroe.
Crit ON eeitrigen gormitiag
mad,te 2ipstp ieinem Sobn Ganiel
BON Dem Haubaninll Nittbeiliing, Der
bonn ie;nerieits Sie Eoli;ei beHndjs
ridtiate, Ser es ieoof) ioipeit nod
nidJt gelunsen lit Oe5 Hdubers bnb1
baft 5u peroen.
Ger alte aipsfp lit o6 6es Bers
lujtes ieiner Griparniiie oolIi9 ME-
Seraeid,mettert, Sa es mir iGn BEL Dem
f6raiihen geroienit, ben er ais 9uts
biuSer, Ser MIR gelegentll6 orbeitet,
iebr ihtuer geipeien mar, Die SuHlII'e
au eriporen, mn iif imo ieiner @attin
elm anltdnoiges 2ei6enbesan8niB 3u
iifern.
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ssenerbeftatt,tngs Serein.
Gmil Sramer iiber bic @cidJiGte ser
Sei6euUerbrrnnnug.

Die gteuerung, einen turoen aufs
tIdrenoen Yortras nit ben 8ierteIs
iobrs @eriommlunsen oes hieiigen
5euerbeitattungs 9ereins 3u Oerbins
ben, bat fa au9enideinIi9 gut be-
pdbrt. Die SiBuns bes gersins an
IeBteu Sountas Naamittas in Ger
UtO3nrt 9aGs mar bsFer bsiudt ais
oies felt LANCER 3eit Der JaG mar.
Rad tur6er GrIsoigung Der ssi9itt=
Ii9en gngeIe9enbeiten bebanbeIts :oerr
GmlI Sramer in er3dhIenfe1 Beile
bus Sbema r@eifihtslites iiber Die
5eusr6eitattuns". Gr Iprah bon ZEN
SeihenOerbrennungen BEL ben aIteH
pb0ni3iern, asgpptern, gsriern. Snz
bern, BEL setpiiIen sermanii3an G0ls
teriauftsn, bel BEN alten @rie6eu uno
R0mern, uno nuh Bel peribisSeuer
SnoianeritdnnRen ameritas. Gr 900
ins6eIonbere Die 9ebrdude beroor.
ME iie bel oisIen MISUNDERSTANDING
gen auf S6eiterbaufen iibll6 paren.
Ter 9Ortrassnoe CAB aIsoann aufz
IblGH pie Iid1 bic mooerre 5euerbez
itdtture in 9erbreunungS0fen pOer
Retorten crit in europdii9en Staateil
uno atmdbIid and bier in ben Der
einistsn Stooten ausgsbreitet bat.
Yer grp5entfaB Der 5suerbeitatiung
sgeuiiber Der grobeftattuns isi 3nar
borIduFig no6 Sieruli9 tIeiu, bp4 fei
er fstis, ipenn and Iausiam. i'm gu
nsbmen.
Gum Sblub madts 5err Srdmer
ben 8Ori4Ias. baB i'm 2aufe bes
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@terblitbfeitsber;dbt.

lbonas Stiepers, "a, 1929
Soutbii0e g(pe., 5uberfuIoie
slIermoer 9eprcs, 62, 72S GIt
RiOdemap 9lue., @ebIrniflag.
gllouiius S6arpann, ST. 1888
Straigbt StrnBe, 0ebirnlflag.
giroeau @olf, AS, 1906 groaof
man, Niereuleioen.
Iltf,ael Sites, 65, 1852 Sonflcl0
Strubp, 9eberleioen
9lIuiu Saib, I, 653 Carr Strabc,
aeud)buiter.
1Slaoius @osIing, IS, 9briit @o'
ipitol, arebs.
Ibilippina @oeliIe, 50, ~ 2afes
tpooo 9lpc., 9lngeueut5iinoltrg
Charles Sartlieb, 80, 3130 Girr
Strabe, @cbirniddne.
Catherine @oeIfeI, 81. 3S1S Sdd'
BERN StruBe, 6'ebirnidIog
@eorgc alcinan II, 2521 Gloge'
lunS Glace, Ser5oerfcttira.
Senrn Tenfantp, 81, 1915 0lars
6uro glpc.. slrterienncrtalflng.
Gliiohctb Shneiocr, Is, l2l
Riogctuap Noc., Ser5Ieioen
Sobn 9cmoiqeat, 81, 1929 Glop
StraI'e, 9eberIeiben
@Iiiabcth 9lu0eriou, "A, 212 9Iul'
BERN Straie. 9cberleiSeu.
Gcrcr &id, 81, 2522 Seffcrion
s(pe, ,@eidiuilr i'm Giebiru.
Catherine Sobuiton, go, i34b
9rooo,nop. 9lmaenentiiinourd
Barbara Dtcrteus. ~, 2007 Ilen'
Niion 6oao, giogeutrebs.
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a1f6dppnrate fir bic eeuerpebr ans
farftn su fonnen, bamit bic nod I'M
@ebrau6 befinbli9en pfercessipanns
gdn5li5 ausssner5t iperben tOnnen.
Dns apmmittee filr Geiese niro
cine Drbinan, unterbreiien, turG
psIde bas pubfitum Dor unrtellsn
auftionotorm BON S9mudfaden Ses
fdiist n.rSsn IoG. Die OrOinGnB be-
ifimmt. bnb jcbes S6muditiid, OaS
bon sinsm iOl4en 2luttionator Dsrs
iduft miro, cine Gtitstts trug.n mnb,
pel9e cine snn5 esHaae gei4rslbung
be5iisli6 bss Nsrtbes entbdlt.
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Ger gtaStratb
@ire beute Der 5ilmfinitlerin w'ar,
snret Glarf'iir lire Sbaiistsit
i'm Sntfrsiie Der 5rsibeitss
anleibe oanfen.

Jrl. Rarsarst glart, Der btianns
ten 5ilmtiiniiIsrin, nirb bsui. Der
Dant Der Staot Gintinnaii fir ibre
1bdiipisit i'm SniereiTs Der Jrsibsit'
aitltfbs ON berfIOHsnen Nlittpod ofs
fi5itl abeeitoitst ipsrbsn. Dem SiaOts
ratb ipirb udmIih cine biesbe5i;slite
RsfOlutiOn. bic 9srr Wullsn eingss
rsi4t. pcrIisssH.
Inter ben anbertH iDidtigen Jra,
gen, nit bensH lit bsr StaDirath
beuts bsifdfiistn piro, bsfinbsn ii&
bic folsenosn:
GsTu9 bss Observation-Disclosures
;Jrieblanbtr nm cine 8Ononusgnbs
pen Slo0.0 um ipsitsrs Tsotors
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Srdnflihfeit
Sricb bic rs Sabre alte Narsaret
SbiemanH in ben COB.

GurG anSauernbe arGnflidfeit
nno Ieruoiitdt jur ger5tueiiling ses
trie6en, madJte Die 2S Sabre aIte
@arearet 5biemdnn. pon Der gauf
uno gapmiller Strabe, ibrenl 9eben
cin GnSe, inoem tic iih i'm amal an
Der 9apmiller Strabe ertrantte.
9ie 2eitle fuuroe aeitern ans ecn
Stanal ac5ogcu, als Die goli5ei, ba
ibr Srl. Shiemarm am Somutdg bon
ocn Sugeborisen ais uernibt' seniels
oct lporSen mar, oas aaualbett ourf-
iudlte.
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1Sranen StabtuerbaaS.

Ser ,Sruueuoerein beS 3eutit'
9lmertfaniihen StnotuerbanNs bat
am gltttfpodl stndymtttug im Eeuts
itcn Stub @eriammlung. Ia non'
derlei @eidldfte BON nageneinem sSr-
tereIie su erleOiaen iiue, miro oI,f
cine redt soblreibe 8etbeiIigmrg Der
0autert qerednet.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
SOME CORN VARIETIES
ADAPTED TO LOUISIANA

fAsrs b No one best variety Of corn
tor Louisiana. Under average condi.
tons the number of desirable varte.
oes. however. is not very large. Those
that have become established among
the Southern types should be relied
upon. Among the small-eared prolific
corns that have given best results uni
formly are Hastings Prolific, Mosby's
Prolific. Gandy's Prolific. all more or
Less closely related, and a very few
similar strains bearing local names.
OF the large-eared type the Calhoun
Red Cob, Sentell's White Dent and
related varieties are the most depend.
able.
The Yellow Creole is Justly a pop.
ular variety in extreme South Louisi.
ana. In variety tests it never stands
toward tAs top. but under average
farm conditions it has many good
qualities to commend it. The stalk is
strong, the shuck is heavy and we'll
closed at the end, and the grain is re.
5istant to weevils and wet weather.
W. n. Dodson, Dean and Director.
Louisiana State University.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
CLOVER BL0AT MAY
USUALLY BE PREVENTED
Cattle Should Be Changed From Dry
to Green Feed Gradually.

A sudden change from dry feed to
a green. succulent feed of any kind is
likely to cause bloating in cattle.
This is especially likely to occur when
they Craze on white clover in the
spring when it is young and green, or
when it is in full bloom. 1t rapidly
ferments in the paunch, and the gas
there produced causes distension of
this large stomach on the left side of
the animal, with the characteristic ap-
pearance, and the general train of
symptoms, familiar to most cattle
owners.
Preventive measures always give
the most satisfactory results in ward
ing on this condition. When first turn
ing cattle on clover, 1t should be done
gradually until the digestive organs
become accustomed to the change:
and the safest way is not to permit
them 10 eat this succulent feed for
longer than twenty minutes to half
an hour the first day, and increase the
length of the period each day after
wards until ii seems to have lost its
floating effect. 1t is safer, also, not
to turn the cattle ON this pasture
while the dew is on 1t.
Another preventive method is to
give the cattle some dry feed, such as
hay, before turning them on the clo-
yer. This, of course, lessons the
Quantity of clover consumed and tends
to prevent fermentation of the green
feed.
after short while, when the stom-
aeh has accommodated itself to the
change from the dry to the succulent
feed. the animals may consume large
Quantities OF the latter without appar-
ent i1convenience.-W. II. Dalrympls,
Lsuisiana State University.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
ANNUAL IoURNAMEN1'FOR NA1cHEz FOR
APRIL rs, II, 2S.
Natchez, Miss, Feb. q, 1917.

Natchez, Miss, Feb. q, 1917.
Editor Tensas Gazette, ST. Joseph,
Ls.-Enclosed hand you program Of
an amateur tournament which was
held in st. Joseph on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 10 and 20, 1901, sixteen
years ago, which may be of interest
to some of the boys.
And this reminds me that the annual
state tournament Of the Mississippi
Trap Shooters Association will be held
in Natchez on April 26, q and %. We
will have $3.50 in added money and
trophies. We hope to have more but
we know that we will have this much.
l have been appointed chairman of
the correspondence committee, and
have been in active touch with all the
ammunition people, and from the re-
plies winch have already received, !
feel that | can count on having from
twelve to fifteen professionals here
1t has been long time since any of
the ST. Joseph crowd attended the
tournament in NatcheZ. ! hope, how
ever, that we will have the pleasure
of entertaining some OF them on this
occasion, especially as the added
money is sufficient to pay the ex-
penses of any good shot. Any pub
hcity that you may give to this event
will be very much appreciated.
Yours very truly,
H, NJ. ALEXANDER.