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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29
Our Dumb Animals.

Our Dumb Animals.
BEHIND this conflict that seems to
have made the whole world sick are
the forces that mean progress for
civilization and those that would
tnru it back to the days when might
made right and sings ruled 10y tue
speciaI will OF heavsh Appalling as
were the scenes accompany the
French Revolution, it was vet out of
that night of horror and death that
there came IL new birth of freedom
for mankind. May the victory come
to those through whom it can best
be used to hasten the day of reason
among the nations of the earth, to
serve the rights of man, and bring
the dawn of universal peace
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29
FROnie&
OUR
Bay Springs News.

Bay Springs News.
The velvet bean is proving to be a
great feed. One hundred pounds OF
the velvet bean in the hulls are said
TO be worth Us much as 80 pounds
of corn The feed value is excellent
and no one viii deny that they i'm
prove the soil. therefore every farm
er should plant mach OF his land in
them They will m Ike on any kind
OF land
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29

Despite the exceedingly unfayora-
bic conditions under which newspa-
pers are produced these DAYS, We do
not know OF but about three plants
ia Mississippi that are actually for
sale aud We judge that the two Of
them which are really good property
are not sought TO De sold under
forced terms; that is that thsir own
ers are not going to let then 90 for
song. The truth of the business is
that in tbs face OF all the hard things
which the newspaper world is up T.
gainst at the present time a, newspa-
per ia the old -lagnolia state can be
bought cheap. Those who own them
are not anxious to dispose OF them
at sacrifices now while things are at
such a low tide, believing and that
correctly that the long lane Will turn
after while and that they will reap
an abundant harvest of good things.
The fact of the business is many of
them are prospecting as it is, for
publishing and printing in measure
bic volume has to go on good times
or bad ana where there are lots of
folks and an open field to ones self
some good business flows through
right on.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29

Taking it as a whoe fairly good
cooperative spirit, which is the cor
rect attitude, has been shown the
local tick inspectors In carrying for
ward the Cattle Dipping campaign,a as
dlstasteful and unpal atable "a dose as
it is to many people to submit their
cattle to the arsenic bath. Let us
hope that tins cooperation will grow
better as the season advances, so
that the 'sIeanup" which the Govt.
man has led US to believe can be &C
eomplished in one year-may become
an actuaIity. Every fellow that lags
back in the traces makes it
harder on his neighbours who are
making an honest whole-souled cf
fort to get rid of the tick in the one
years campaign and it will be pref
ty unfair to them if this sous ng"
OF cows has to go on for another year
account of some slackers. Maybe ev-
erything viii, work ont quite alright
and the pes tiferous tick will have
bees suppressed though that is some
task for Greene county having as
much swamp territory as it has
which is favorlte habitat of the
tick.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29


Appreciate yo1r mother, while
you have her. 10 is the almost
niversaI testimony of young women
who have lost mother that they did
not realize what she was to them un-
I'll after her exit from this life. In
deed. Mother is in the appreciation
of many a young lady hindrance
The maternal inspection is often
considered an obs lacle. Mother has
so many notions about that which is
proper and that which is improper
1t is astounding how much more
many girls know at eighteen than
their mothers at forty-tve.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29
Worm Remedy For Hogs.

Southern Ruralist.
10 cure worms in hogs, mix 10 lbs
puiverized charcoal, 10 lbs. of slaked
lime. z lbs common salt. 3 Ounces ol
pulveri zed ferrous suiphate, 2 lbs.
putverlzed sulphur, an / TO- of PM.
verized soda sulphate. Mix thor.
oughly, and give two or three table
spoonfuIs to'hogs between 100 and
200 lbs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29
EDITORIAL

July 9th. the annivei sary date OF
the great July storm last year rolls
round before the Herald issues a.
gain. Let us hope that our section
will pass that period safely from such
a terrible wind visitation and let us
give thanks toGod that we have over
ed it as we'll as we have, one aud
oil
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29

Not a day pass
es that the farmer
is not reminded Of
the vital necessi-
ty OF producing
more food crops,
and he is urged to
put forth his best
effort In doing his
bit" b ut the
q u e s tion ID =
"How?"
1t is now too
late to increase
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS

The average number of clear days
for the state was l6; partly cloudy,
9; cloudy g.
At Meridian the sunshine averag-
ed ~ per cent Of the possible; at
Vicksburg, 73 per cent; both some
what above normal.
The prevailing direction OF the
wind was from the south
The maximum velocity at Meridi-
an was 20 miles per hour from the
southeast on the Bird; at Vicksburg
29 miles per hour from the northwest
on the 3rd
w. E. BARRON,
Meteoroiogist,
Vicksburg, Miss. June 20. 1917
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29
PRECIPITATION.

The average for the State as de
termined from the reports of 66 sta
lions was 92 inches or 272 inches
below the normal.
The greatest monthly total was 4
50 inches at Okolona.
The least monthly total was 0.13
iuches at Fayette.
The greatest amount in any "a con-
secutive hours was 2 80 inches at
Enterprise on che Bird
The average number of rainy DAYS
for the state was 5.
MISCELLANEOUS
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29
HOW SHALL We
PAY FOR THE WAR?
A Constructive Criticism on tho
House Revenue Bill.
LOANS BETTER THAN TAXES

Five Reasons Why Excessive Taxes at
the Outset of War Are DISADVANTAGES
ous-Great Britain Example Worthy
Of Emu1stion-How the Taxes Should
Be Apportioned.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29

Pushing Crops Up To Maximum Yields

Thor
oushly Make Side Applications Of Feriizers
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-06-29

Vicksburg, Miss. June rs. 1917
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21
For Sale In The Great Dairy
Empire Of Wisconsin.

A 40 acre farm home with a
coy comfortable house; 2 acres
cleared and plowed, a COW, 2
pigs and y chickens for S1400.
Pay $3.50 down and no further
payments for 3 years.
With the family protection con
tract that we cancel all payments
and deed the farm to your wife
free Of all debt if you die.
With a lot Of help, service
and kindly interest not in a con-
tract.
In the famous Eagle River
Summer Resort Country where
the summer tourist comes to your
very door to pay city prices for
country products.
Write for the "Sanborn Easy
Ways.
SANBoRN COMPANY,
Dept. 25, Eagle River, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21
Selma, Sal.
Selma, %. Marts, 1917.

Selma, %. Morts, 1917.
Oct re9ner / bette 9ieblif, 0isie
9inier Ifripes, % ielu ON &eanioI.
oct nGppc nof bar pGret iaa itGrft
Ion oct iorenoenOe aor, iaa bar
6oraoret DOG ppret ganife regniuIot
en- Omitpnoigbeo, Der biorager life
lioet til at lette arbeioet.
0e ileite lSteoer er man M iUr-
dig meo 9eifGrmgen al iaa pel
@in iom 6rligttrGer, % man er
raft | @ang meo Nlsiningen.
ellie 0egne ltanr MI glommcr,
8ectarin op Blahtrper | 9lomiter
og lange oil oct life pare, iar og-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

ga, men, 9r. 8aitor," uobrgo
9aaeren. DE er life ale iaaoanl4
FrGiten ipareoe: Seller life
ale @rGiter ligler BAN, Sc talte
ON. 0erfor bar De ingen gDloi9
@rnno til at blipe borte fra Sir.
fen. % paa 0ommens Dag oil
Sc life fnnne unoifploe Gem meo
ben oanrliBe Grnit.~
8e0 u. IS. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

iaa 8inen begpnoer at flpoe line
ifrltpne @rene / oct lDieIte @rgnt.
Otter boao 9Ianteifolerne oplp
Ter, er Der plar1tet ltipo0anlia me
get bette 5oraor, 6aaoe af Bin
trper, ben %iaafaIote 36ompIon
feeoleis, o. 6rt9ttrGer al forifels
lig Sla8s, mnaife BOG naunlig ST
gen. Ser ipne5 at ppre ct 9o0t
D}arfeo ior 0cnne 5rll1t, % Der e.
/ War pIantet Iaa itore 4realer a
Den ltore SmDraafi8erb at @lartc
ifolerle life bar puret / STAMP til
at tilfreositille 9itepipergilea efter
nnge 4lanter.
Der
ior Selnas Geofomnen0e fanot
Steo / 9e9DnOelien al iioIte O}ua
l1eo, fanOt itor 8~ililitnil19, life blot
inofanot Q}enia6eoenS Oieolemmer
Zig Aften efter 2lften, men Der iaas
ogiaa iteoie me Qniigter, Der meo
OpmgrfIombeO flllgte 0roets 6or=
fpH0elie e.
Som oct ioregaaen0e Iar par
Dor egen Ereit 4ait. @arl No. San
len enc 9arer ai Me0erne, i0et
|5m talte boer 9liten llgen iaennen,
og M lige bar afilutten en- lignen-
De 89ffeliesuge / Sgitermenia5eOen
/ Gel Reo.
Get 0iier Jig iteoie, at Der er
9sreloit, oa at 5oIf life bliper
trGtte al at lptte til BET oamle
@Dan9eIiuns lige rifle og ifsrne
3ortelIin9er ON @ltos for6armen-
DC 4oaoe moo frelieSiegenoe 5ip-
le.
% oct bar ogioa bette, Der bleo
iorfpaot 2liten efter Aften me0 en-
arait og Slo, Der life tuttoe ull-
oct emo gribc 5il5ererle, % ri
bar al @rln0 til at tro, at 0isie
Wgoer bar opret til ltor 8elIianel-
ie life blot ior IeIoe Dfenig5eoen,
men ogioa Tor enomt pi0ere are0
lie al bore 9anoSm9no ber paa SO
men.
Com oct forgaaen0e Mar par Scr
foruo Tor QteOerne gjort ct lor6e.
rcOen6e Arbei0e meO llo0eli1g al
iGrli9e Sn06DOeliesfort, % peoOfo;
oerne 6lep Der lo0elt ct iqrligt
Sangbeite, ltogIOet al 8nitor 6nn
len, % inoeboloenoe ct lille liz.
oalg al pore bebite @pffeliesiange.
Get bar os en- @lpOe at mootage
9eie1 al DC oanife Diisiionprer
9ittntam meo @lrtru % 6rlfgerg,
Der boloe5 Meoer boaoe / 5elma
% Gel GeD. % De biorog iiffert life
liOet til 6os mango at ppfte Sn-
@teresie ior % @~GrIig6eo til oct onn-
lie Qti5iionaarbcioe / 3lloien.
6or en- M~aaneostio iiOell al
lagoe Meni8be0en ct iamlet 9eieg
hos Nr. 5ritien o. ouerrafte
bom peO oenne 2eiligbeo ct genge-
belSb iom 8aaifennelie ui bans pr
beioe / @ieni96eoens Iieneite iom
al Songforet.
Ger bleo oeo oenne 2eiIigbeO
bolot forte Caller al 8uitor0an-
ien, Mr. Sc6ult3 og 2aurien.
Utr. 6ritien llotaIte i'm @lGoc
ooer Den uooiite 0pmaraiombeo.
Mr. % Mtr5. e. @eteriens lille
0rcna, Ser 6lco o6bt forleoen Sen-
on9. tiff / 8naben Naonet aarl
Marius SobonneS Feterien.
Mr. og AIRS. II. RieGien Dor
iaoet Ell lille 9ige.
$. 4. @onien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21
Vlaf.

BUFFERS S%nOifriit. Martin gu.
tber ponoreoe oitc TIL Soos. Gn
Sang traaotc ban ino Dos en-
gonoefomilie, Der uoen at fenoe
BAN, be~rbergeoe % beoGrteoe BAN
pan beSite Mno0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21
@n mO0lg ylaa0.

%ladIeoeS: ID oct Tfete OH ltio.
oagen, oa ipotteoe elias Dem og
iagoe: 9iaaber meO 6ei Mott, t5i
ban er 10 @uo, tbi ban er Del ial
Den / 1anfer eller er gaaet til
Sioe, eller er paa 9teiier = maa.
tie looer ban - at ban tan op.
poaane." l aong. Is, Is.
Non Dor Iio er en- iqrlig al
uorli9 Gio2 Get beror pei paa, OIL
DOR LIDS N}eundifer er aloorli1e
eller life. Qien oct beror pei %.
iaa til Gels paa, boao Sla9s MOO
Dor IiO5 0ienneifer bar.
9eriom Song 9tfab og bans
0tUno par moope 0tpnO, iao par
8rofeteH @lias o9iaa Ell moOig
Wtano; II Ell DIS 6%oritano" ia
tlrli8Ois. % bar 9(fub og bans
DtUllo mo0ige Mpn0, iaa fan en-
mooig QtanO pprc Ell beoroget
Wian0, beora9et meO lit Wo0. 6pao
oil man iaa faloe %ioaoant Moo2
Oroet alff ipnes life at rantme
eller u0trpfte ell iaaoan mo0ig
Otanos 3iertetiIitano. 3bi Lao pp
re, at ban er Ell ~beoraget Oial1o
meo lit Q}o0, lao ppre, at ban,
mooi8 ion BAN er, 9aar paa ale
@egne, larfner % iteier Der, bOor
ban ifulOe bolOe iig tilba8e % ppre
tans, ban fan DOG paa iamnle 3io
bore iono % oprigti9 i lit 0toO.
Ger ipnes / boert 5dl0 at upre
10 SlagS MOO. Den inn at piOe,
ON man bar Ben rette Slnas MOO,
oct er piit life LET.
N1aaife man fan feline meIlem
MOO % DfoOigbeo. ) buert 6oI0
er ell mooig Vtan0 nuppe oct Jam
me iom Ell Oriitig elIer O%umoriitig
@ioroooen arabot. Iperttmoo ier oct
no, iom ON Utoo % 5rpgt er be
ilG1tet eller Oog parret. Srffert er
oct - nei Iitts ilaar Inlet fat.
bare iperger bDor Ser ingen
5ore er, bDor Der intet er at Dinoe
eller tn6e. Der 6e6soes Def intet
Noo, men ino er ser Del belIer in
let at irpgte.
Dan oil nof gloifulOe oenne
SnoleOning. nnar I. berDeo meo
0eler Ciicntliabeoen, ia gerne uiloc
iperae Ofientliq6eOen til Gaaos /
en- Sng eller rettere 9ssnipen al
en- 0pgooe. JON Z. bar ioaet Moo
pua.
Ger par Stprfe i Den oifentligc
Wenina / Song glfob5 5io. % oct
er Der oiit ogiaa / Dor Gio. oerior
cr Den, Der life ipsrger ON Den Of
ientli9e Mening, ell Gaabe e~nlSreOs.
ioritnrrer, en- 0biflront cller ino
Dan no1et. S~elpislgeli9 gaar man
no ira, at Ofientlip6e0en bar Den
rigti9e Nenin8 % oct rctte Oloo.
Nian oil gre gGloenOe, at Dc
Utenneifer, Der rigtig bar iddet
iioget u0rettet no opero bpao Der
oreieoe iig ON oeres eget lea, par
mooi9e Memo og auinoer. 9euis
oerfor fan madife bentes ira vi.
6elen. men Lao Ieologerne oerom.
Wiartin 2litber / @fi. itnar ior Z.
iom en- ManO meo oct rette 0ioo,
men par ban alligeuel life nogct
6anae. frpgtiom2
Sect Z. iaa saar til 8Grfs mco
at flnrleege lin Opaaoe ior Oi
fentlig6eoen til oens Determining
% aiasrelie, iaa ifal oct uGre mco
en- 6oritaaelie arrroet paa Den
IiIitaaelie. at Z. iottes Or0 eIIer
oo pasienoe ORD. % bet er allige
peI Ell Item Wan9el for Ell mooig
Dfano.
MISREPRESENTATION / sproaet, ia
oct er 10 Ell uOmpaenoe 2ilitaaelie
for Oiieutligbeoen5 men beIlere oct
ior at iaa M 5oroiSning ON Oi
ieurligbeoens SfnanionrbeO. 8aa
oen anoen 5iOe tlroc oct ogiaa oG
re al 9ctnoning ior Ofientligbeoen,
at en- mooiB Mono fenoer i'm De
a%rpnsning. 6Gnf ON ban life
lior0e Oet2
Mt fenoe Jim 9egrGnsning. aan
bpnoe, oct netop er Der no ira,
- -, ,,oAt, Miami fou hphautntp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

Ia MI Sc fare 5olf tit at pi0e.
6oem Sc 6apoe BAIT til @pit, bloc
De ilet life pioe al nogen gritat
nin1 men bao paa Oct moerligite
2litber OH oite at ibnfommne Dem
i inc 9enncr Iout at ifripe meo
root 9luant pna oereS 9Gg ct
fort Spro9 I'll Griioriul. 0ette
looeoe % gioroe o9iaa 0r. 0tarti
minus o. ifrep meo tore. toocIi9e
5rGf: a8omini huml5.@ BORDEN
iplr9te ON 9etDruinBen, % 2l.
t5er ~iorflarc0e. at oet BAR ct Orr
meo Oobbelt 9etponin8. Get be-
tuoer, ri er 0errens," iaaoe ban,
onlen oct fan ogina betpoe. ri er
6errer. 8et enc man gna op | oct
n1oet. 5oroi ri er Den Serres
Scin ariiti Oprt erbperpeoe Glen.
Dom, ifal III 5oerfeu pare Satans
eller Vlenneifers Irplle, men rette
6riberrer. ser fife tieler SDuoen.
men Serren."
Get nDtter life. Ger iortplles,
at General 0ai6ington Ell DAG,
oa ban REQ pao en- 9mOepei imel
lem Oiarf % Gn9, itan0ie0e i'm
@eit % lao en- 9onoe, Der moer
bgireitet 9anOen off bag eiter i'm
Eloo, iel9enOe 5ormaning:
Min 8en, ie9 er Glore emo on.
Sea bar utalli9e @ange oGret /
|uanifeliue % iarlige Situationer
% bar bait mango 1ing, Der ior
0irreOe % pr9reOe mig. Q3en ie1
bar altio iunoet, at oct gauiicoe
life Saaen, at ieg blep oreo. Do
bperfen fan ell itubruot EloD eller
noget anoet i9te5 / 9ton0 eller
Sine 6eore peo at BRUCE gouoen
on au3ellig 1ale.@
5n orr 9ciiooele. 20 Serrer
jif Ell 8ag ioran Ell imnif % pei.
orepen 6ienOom; Den enc, iom oar
irenmeo paa Ggneu, ipurate:
aopa0 er oen Gienoom p9ro2@
Seq peo, boaO Den foiteOe i'm
tiOligere Ger" par Sonret.
uoDor meget oa?" ipltrgte Oen
iremmeoe.
Sans SiGl. san oar ell
&riiten, men blep iao optagen al
at inmle @enge % npoe 9c5a0elig
bcoer Der / &eroen, at ban glemte
'Stoet berooeutiI. "a ban laa paa
mt 0eOsleie, uO6rso 5au. Nit
NelO er bleOen min 5ortabeliel@
stare SGierl 0u er pei fife paa
0emle Sfraoplan?
sttm cen Boa b~ebeoeoes. IA Oen
IGroe Or. Aleranoer 3lti al oef1
%ifotife Strife bleo itOienot iom Mis.
lioupr til Snoien, tog ban ct prpg
tigt gfbliotbef paa 500 gin0 nleo
ZIG, foroi Dam baDoe i Sinoe life
Slot at uirte iom YiigiionGr i Sll-
oieil, men tillige at grmolegge
en- U%ioenitabellg Anltalt ser - Ell
Flan. JON ban loOeoe Jig nleget
llobptte al. SmioIertio itranoeoe
Sttbet, iom ifliloe iere BAN til
Snoien Deo oct gooe 9nabs" t5or.
biera, % ale bans 9gger aif tabt.
Com ban M oubt beoreuet too
oeo 9reooen % itirreoe no i oct
graaoFge sap, Der iaa ubaumbier
tigt bapoe illtgt bans oDrebare
Sqrooms ifatte, ioa Dan phIOiclig
en- BOG, men oaiaa fun Ell elleite,
bIioe itpllet / Suto al en- Beige
oct bar bans Sonunebibel.
|Jdl ertcnote Den l9roe, men oprig.
tigt troenoe 0iano, boaO @uo peo
Oenne Iilifrffelie uiloe iioe banl.
Sffe pe0 ~menneifeIig Snroom OF
G~ioenifab oil @lfo omitprte "a.
tans Sfaniemqrfer nei, @u0s
Oro er oct ifarpe SpGro. iom
|uinoer Ger. Saa oroa Dun
til 5noien meo i'm gibel alelle, %
BANS Ap6eioe Der blep rigt beliig
net al @uo.
I'll 0oerpeieIie Tor ge9teiolf.
"a ben ipaHife Song alions Den
Sienoe. iom bar Gilnapnet ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

grniten % 9a9eren. en 9ager
fonl mo til en- 8rpit, JON | Sam.
talens Sob Iplrgte 9ugeren, ON
Dan oar MicniabeoSmeolem, oa ban
befenote iig til at pare en- ariiten.
9G9eren iporcoe:
uSeg BAR en- Sang Meolem al
MenigbeOen; men ioa blep ieg mar
ret al Qrnlten, % iioen bar ieg
tnbt al lilIio til grGiter o. bill
berefter alori9 mere pGrc Menig.
beosmeolem.
Ill bette ipareoe Prriten:
Sea 6nooc en- @ong en- Ben.
.iom gioroe Sen iamme Griaring
Dos en- 9nser. San ienote Dub
til 9ascren otter ct friif 9rsO, oe
iaa ielrote gogeren 6nn ct gam.
melt, iioen oen Tio miiteoe
Aan al Tillio til 2yagcrc."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

I'll 0oerpeieIie Tor ge9teiolf.
"a oen ipaHifc Song alions Den
Sienoe, JON BAR Iilnapnet o0en
Bile % 0eOe / Aoret 1884, en-
@ang bleo ipurgt on, b~uorlcoes ban
mente, at enigbeoen mcllen 9Gg.
tcfolf beoit firnoe bepares, ipnreoe
ban: n9iaar Suitrleu til DC rctte
SiOer er Itlmn, og Wtanoen til De
rette Eioer er ogo."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-02
ARMED NEUTRALITY MEASURE IS:
PASSED BY OVERWHELMING VOTE
ONLY THIRTEEN FAIL
TO VOTE FOR BILL
Democrats and Republicans
Join in Fighting for
Resolution.

! WASHINGTON. March IA bill to
empower the president to arm mer'
chant ships but not extending the
authority he requested TO use other
nstrumentalities" in defending Amer
lean rights against the submarine
menace. was passed by the house to-
night By il vote of 403 TO IL.
Sneaker Clark announced the vote
amid applause and cheering. Opposi-
zion to the bill had faded during, the
day before patriotic appeals from
leaders on both sides OF the house
iand when fhc roll was called only
mine Republicans, three Democrats
and the Socialist voted IN the mega
tive. They were:
Rcpublicans-Bene Of Call
fornia: Cary. Wisconsin,; Cooper,
Wisconsin; Davis, Minnesota; Hell
! gesen, North Dakota: Lindbergh'
/ Minnesota: n T. on, Wisconsin;
and Wilson, Illinois.
Democrats - Decker, Missouri;
Shackleford, Missouri; and Sher-
! wood, Ohio.
Socialist London, New York.
The Measure Was Sent Over
| to the senate where Ii is expected the
senate committees bill. approved by
the president and authorizing not only
the arming Of ships but the employ
mtnt OF "other lnstrumentalities' Will
be substituted.
All proposed amendments 10 the
measure EXCEPT those added In COM
mitler were rejected by the house
under an avalanche of votes. Never
since questions arising out Of the
European war BEGAN 10 agltate the
house almost three years ago, has
there ben such display Of patriotic
non-partisan%hip aS WAS witnessed TO-
day in the chamber.
Democrats and Republicans,
even most Of the members who here
i1ofore have aligned themselves with
the extreme paciisi group. joined in
fighting for the bill. Representative
Bailey OF Pennsylvania, voted i'll The
affirmative and announced his inten-
ton in advance Democratic Leader
Kitchin. who heretofore always has
stood against the administration $
preparedness plans, and Republican
Leader Mann. whose uticranceS often
have been strongly opposed 10 the
presidents International policies.
voted for the measure. the latter hay
ing supported il in Il vigorous speech.
Never Il Doubt.
From tho time ihr rule for consider
al ion OF tho bill waS brought up IN the
house shortly aztec noon until the final
roll call was taken ten hours later, III"
result never WAS IN doubt. Prediction
that the negative vote would not exceed
Go2ru wcr" frequently heard.
Led hy RcprcSe ntal!VcS Cooper or
Wisconsin and Campbcll OF Kansas. both
fConttnued on Page Tcn.l
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H0N6F PASSES APPROPRIATION
BILL, MAKING MANY S[A5HE[ 6

tax: on the Transportation or gas
through pipe lines.
I. The senate put III most OF the day
waiting on The house ~ pass an
appropriation bill and adjourned after
receiving il.
More than twcnty members OF the
house haze been given leave ol
absence To extend to Monday. and
conseuuently the roll call during tht
next two days in that branch rt The
legislature will nos be so tedious a.
usual.
4. resolution WAS offered in tl'.
senate by Senator Hnugh. which went
over on. day under ,he rules. II says
in part that the house adjourned last
Friday night sine, die without having
first notified the senate 0i lis inten-
lion in that connection. leaving un'
done the passage Of an appropriation
bill and making it necnssar! for the
governor 10 call an extraordinary seN'
sion. and that tn" ienGi" l. nnW ready
TO adjourn sin" die. by and with tn"
consent OF III" house. II The house doc
not desire 10 communicates an apprn
priation bill.
immediately after Adjournment the
senate Republicans met in caucus and
"F'Ut Obti ~ NbIl'''lllS VI iil Ipuo'
appropriation bill but The program Of
action decided on WAS not madf
known. Il j. said by some Of the
senators that they will not agree OF
may of the appropriations for build
ln@s which are provided in The house
DILL. They are willing. they say. in
4 general way 10 give and lake and
bring The grand total down consider
ably but not to do SO through impair
ing the efficiency Of the state offices
The Republican senators point nu'
hat The pro"iSion in the house bill
fAr printing. binding and stationery Is
only little more than enough with
which to buy paper and envelopes. ano
paying for the Legislative printing
leaving nothing with which 10 print
reports and blanks for the various
departments.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Mar l.
With the Republican leaders Joining
the Democrats in SuppresSiug d;la-
tory tactics and hopes high for avoid
ing an extra session Of congress, the
senate adjourned near midnight TO-
night under an agreement 10 vote fin
ally on the $500. 0.U00.u0U naval bill AT
! o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The ugrtemcn! WAS formally rat
flied after Senator LII Toilette, on
whose altitude hinges the possibility
10 clearing the Legislative coHgcsu"
before March I, was lnGucod hy other
Rrnublican+ 10 give his Approval
The Wisconsin senator would not
consent 10 an agreement 10 have the
armed neutrality biN. passed tonight
by the house taken up tomorrow be-
fore the vote on thr naval bill. Inc
plan now is 10 tax" up The armed
neutrality bill late TOMORROW ana pass
il before adjournment.
Secretary Daniels appeared on the
senate floor and remained uh'ii laIe
hour cOnfrrring with S"rainrE and ur:.
Ing The uaSSa&r ui lhr hiG naval bill:
The. Democrats, Il wa said. would
be satisfied with the passage OF Inc
naval and nrmr:i neutrality bills. h0p"'
IrlI thai tho President would call an
extra session Gi congress late IN the
snrins or early in III" SunIm"r IN clear
un The. rest 81 rn'' "HHrnprial!rn taEE!"
if indeed Internal t!nnal d"i "lopmentS
might NOT r"Iuir" = special session
earlier ihHn th3' i..'''.