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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Ofnce rooms, either single
or cnsuite: building Is centrally 10.
Gated; elevator service end other modern
conyeniences. Are your offices properly
kept up? JanitOr service included n
rental; office and everything 10 kept In
FIRST class condition. Apply Dr. Z. r.
Dean. Dean Building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
REAL ESTATE roR SALE.

REAL ESTATE TOR SALE.
VACANT LOT BARGAINS
Full size lot in the 1000 block West
washington ~ observation-disclosures. $1,000
Large lot side alley and rear first lot
east of Miami on Broadway. North
'front.' ..-............ ................ $500
Laporte Az. 200 block, pavement in
Real bargain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Z. Fox St. first block east Of NIichi-
gan .........---.-. .................S3 $500
II. P Sill. A. G. voigt. Mgr b. p 4a2.
Central Realty Co, $50 :. Michigan st.
FOR SALE-New completely modern
double house at 229-231 +. Elder st.
Well located and easy walking distance
from many large factories and south
side business section Convenient to
markets. churches and schools. Price
$3.50 Will rent so as To realize over
10 per cent on the investment for owner.
viii accept payment of $1,000 down. Gail
owner, Bell III; Home 6696.
FOR SAL7-Cheap. lots No 9S Oakland
Park, % and Isl Lasalle park. Il. A,
Ley, 1920 Warner Ave. Chicago
FOR SALE-lIy home at 6lS Wenger
st, city. Call Home phone S92S.
WHITCOMB & KELLER
Van Buren, st room house. furnace.
bathroom. gas and electric, corner lot, all
improvements paid. Possession at once.
Terms Cash or payments.
Riverside Drive $ room house. fur
mace, plumbing complete, large lot ga
rage Fine home at a reasonable price.
TermS-Part cash Of payments
FARMERS TRUST BUILDING.
Buy real hOme-one that il we'll
built. comfortable and cosy inside: away
from the smoke and dust OF the factories
and railroads. \ Seven-rOOm modern
house. oak and white enamel trim. full
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
NANTED-A HOME.

WANTED To place ina country home,
Apply r. II. \. care News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

FOR RBNT-1I93 Jones street. 9
room house. S25 90 Address
OWNER. care News-Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

First know what you want to ssJ.
Then say II Use simple woTda-
Leave nothing % the reader's i'm
sEtnadon-as this want al does:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
WELL SUPPLIES.

WILLIAM GOYETTE-Deale- in well
supplies, sinking wells ard repairing A
speciality. AL work guaranteed four
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

WANTED Experienced inside wiremau.
Phone or cali :. II. Moran x son for
further information
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

Tbs advertiser was penny wis
and pound foolish" He gave 90 la
te Information ft is safe % say be
never had en- answer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

GENERAL UPHOLSTERING
Repairing. Rehnishing and Cancing. auto
uphOlster!ng. cabinet work OF all kinds.
Cor. Hilbert Ct. & Polk St. Home 2313
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

WANTED Young married man with
business ability to deliver milk steady
work no foater need apply. South Bend
sanitary Milk Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
O. SHEARER

Save your money by having your rugs
made at A. Naughy Rug Co. 10 Il
COlfax av. Home ssh Bell S44.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
HORSES. WAGONS. CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE Horse. wagon, = buggies
cutter. bob sled ] single set harness. I
set double hairless. Inquire 301 or 3ls
y. Hill st. Home phone 1875. Bell 1896
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Handy man % work In mar
ket aid deliver. Apply - W. Wash
ingtOu Ave.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13
SOMETHING UNUSUAL
ABOUT IT. He SAYS
aoe rhfTrsii Declares He Has Gainad
Nsariy Thirty Dive Pounds "a
Tanlne

There auuul l1 D. zlueIElnE -u-
usual ABOUT raullc CD make "a man nv
lgs Elln -liI-V or -1iI-v TIVE uuunds
ard tssl zimust lie g 1uv Eatn said
zoe Ther-e1. -ssilerr ard rsurad
1--WE stncs 1ealer 1f l- Eso. Texas
IN seventy Years gif.- be- continued
a-d znou- pegpls r1ls mr llung IN
years generally have =me natural n
f-uit-es ard really never expected
CD ae. ls good amy -nrs as 20 now
s-1ca -aau1r rallac vas 1ldl~ ern-
at1srea aa 1diresi-1u and lad awfll
pains -l ur eEs Cor ere years r-iad
mos- every medicine saw advertised
ct sent rerlng uvrs= lrirl lE, rad
90 E1r- 1u an tunes 70 eping 1tle 70
w1rE lrv more
mind -vHr -r -iuuEisn ard 2
couldn't -liuk -r uer1er Ike once
u las general rHak-3uu-- aE
ovHr-ls some r-n.i say wss -l
-l-d -rr 1u'r wta- u-as -'
o. m urr- err eve Years
latl zgr -sHef taking -1rnc
E-sEr r-ere mr. ria 1B back 1lrs =
Elr- .l -.e -ue could -arI- sioop
r~s- ari 7-rer Z 60 ger 1ur -ou-dnt
laH -s f1ra our rta- ata
a-G -E-r - r1uIi wHl -le ln ana &
would e.eh ln boz our gases -st li-zv
ari t-si -se Ess -8inu round ard
reura tsH RI n weight -nrl vas
almost sEt1 ard 1Ures
av -te -a-lac -sst.l1nnla.s
-- -1e ra1ers decided -- see .t - would
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13
TratsIinr ~. 80.

In he sumner ~ -kSs Lad a very
severe a-tscz 81 cholera morb1s- Two
1t t7ziciars worked over Ue from four
a. ~ % l- IT. rirto-r giving ne any
-eiisf and rhen t1-i ne they Cd not *
1scr ne 70 .ive- -has ! 1a6 1est tsis-
zrar- fcr III fan-lv. Instead ~ doing
~ ave he 1ocsi porter fEtY cents
and -1r -lr q, uuF ~ a bottle -
Ctarnterlsl- Cl..c. Cholera and Dzz-
-ho-a Rsr-efT. art AXE no E15s,i-uts.
took a lult,e lcse arcur-lrz 20 The
li-ecri0rs ard vent t1 sleer after the
sec=nd -cse 40 1--WE O'Clock he next
morning was called 1v ny 1rcsr and
-1c< a train f1r ~ next st1rrl1E poirt
a ven nan 5-1 feeling -lther staty
frC- -hs severity ~ -hs attscz writes
z W Ire.srt. L0lsivl.s H. F0r sale
~ al lealsrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13
srEsDFAsT N HTs F4IrH
Converted Brkhmin H-spsa tAe Ms
shsuarv Wheu ne Plague Came

Word lfutluuE- The mar q usum
write = a Brahntn -hnt ueRns -.nr
tsf1rs be- hsiouued I1 -he hiehesr race
1 l1dn he Mararni and nH-ha-s
ihe eidod n rarliie kings IS -71vi1u in
his e4ins
The arznmin -s so ar-iusIvH rsar lr
WI not associate 1imzalf urh ans
-ther -han his -u- caste -se
chosen one and Cd come nm -1nrarr
H-l anOtEer ~ 1wsr sf- IS %
r=ceirs centaminat.1n. urirr can rIr
b. urre5 IN severe -lecs1rzs ard
f1r rendering -r- service cd -1e mur-
unf1r-Erar-. 1e srnor fo q tsr ID s
ts- 1a-a m r-- -ods -aa- aev should
he as --ev are
Al -5eee tslurs came -f-r 1ef.r-
me as was -aE-r -1 -e horne m nv
friend ara SAM bow H -ew f'ura
lsl- had hanEes -irn a.
1at-r -1e ror ~ his oue are
from zee same rlaus- ~ -le saria
.1ol - r. ard children l.a.
inc r--sarfar ra wauf sever -arr
.gre under -he 't regime
- -=-s-sg q salary ~ 20 --reey
uarra--laUur t-l ard -aa vi1t l-f
four -hildrsH -a 1eer. BUT zlt-ars -ser-
ere -t---s -en-Hhl1s -no1 - -1or-
ness came -7 @ enc
mac -1r Fsar1 -- wanted a 1z-ar1r1ier-
-aE-ar 1- stated a- ne -iar @
beer arr q rs -tr several weeks
arl -he1 Eurt -1a- uri1g --a-
t-51e -l7 tris-t 1ad 1-@r rowling -.iu
Ft-- -1od
cor -nl -
wren nag lr1-
plague broke rr n --e place Wrer
De- % nl -s d
l-fnngst 4 -rf-1n 1s-1ples And --nf-
' @ Tee -e place -ra
@ r-7 % '-11ef l-i
-ew weeks ago Vas ri-i.E
lEl z ard tfei a-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13

Tit-8its. Mrs Caady saw che street
car auuruachirE nat AZ she Ell -he
h11se. As sh- vas IN great hurry 'r
rsr lowr-0vr. sre sra-ricailv vaver
her har5s -ovarts .t. lt passed 1=r. 1-.-
halted -s- 1--v -hs corrsr and gre
-a0 -1 -er H..
WHY ltr- ro- STOP az lroe. o1r
flc-1r- ere asked snErCF wien r0r
saw NJ vavi-E mv 1arfr
ee -rr-air--t -t= nan
rh11Fh- r1u YVES -irOui-' sissrs %
ne
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13
AN AMERICAN woNDER
Newly Examined Glacier Nay Be Big
Eesi m R0csies.

@cr-hners- tfe had reached point 1f
VsnuIge whence we could overlook rle
w-ois rf -Ae unerulursd region II the
F-1csifss frrm -zlurisr PISS on the south
% me Llzr1 rsgi0n on rhe north. 30
Ers1r secret could be concealed from rs
What ld We see
A stance showed rs that there was
no leEvHn-ztsslnE peak taller than
Mounr Eanson
Eut -1ers were several magnificent
Euunmns higter -1Hn any along t-e
FEniav lIucn -hs Finest u alb these
lag FAR sd -Ee -ur-r reasruar-- 10 was
vas, Affair wt-l three rrszt summitl
--7r lf -1em peaks --e --irl and -l.l-
esr an immense s1uars block
This mountain WAS aiE enough 10
have aroused cur -rr1lsiasm. and rar
We save comparatively scznr Leei
o.
ECr Gown -le ssurl lone I'd - f-L
ilu "a -raar valley miles and miles
wide -1ers --1wed "a perfectly I'M
lsnse -l-Eteuiug Eiaicer
-ha- Is wsa- mnks -re Quadaccl
rri-e Joe conceded.
There -ould- 1e no louht about
Fer "a lnE -Eue 7 had -=i -zed -1ar g
would require 81 1Dod-sized -1cE-rnu tl
grind ln erougE slr 90 color sucn a
tiH stream as ne Quadacna. 1ur aer-
WIS ulI Zig snough FOR -1e 1o
were AZ -ast forty miles fr-m
- f1r va we're -nw fully twenty miles
west I'd -Ee forks 41d from -1e forks
o. gre Eacier must le DO east twenty
more Tre were aighr "a 1ne must
--L--l n -har rsc11n. Yet there -1ar
great white mass -1omed I'D tar l-a
a1-aF -1e most rocz1le rharomsnon u
tsa- wroie magnificent rarorz1a- --
is me biggest -n.ng I'M -Ee winnie Fi1lIy
country =n-zre 90 predict -E1.
when -Ee ziaciar has been more close.
examined - w,I re f1urd .1 1e one
the -uEest e -0r me very biggest r.
RE vro.e ROCKY uou--l-a system.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13

N-w Er-e Pu -re 8s, thirty
aass -t- '7--s-ivr-l. Esw -0-s C-r-
-ra, Ea.-,-o-e s lrI AID ore 1- -u1
ltrer rrars sold 1 a-1a and E-lssia
475 ocruori-es -hat -ser were aaou- -5
-raa ard seH as 1d rr The prices
realized were aetna more than -te
original cost The engines are being
-erl-- 20 -he E,tisst1-s 1.alc 1f -Ea
Haltvir wrrEs wtc- makes rrCfr
a- .hs rrrk tuly ls a-ce ls l- -old
make lr rl-f-z rar engines
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13
Now Is a Good Time
To Treat Your Catarrh

which .afsst y0r- blood. ard chzses
them entirely 1-- oi yclr system. i
is by far the most 5ztisfaetory treat
mcuc for the disease. becau1e Z
reaches down 20 Us very roots and
gets % the cause. Write to-day for
full information, and expert medical
advice regarding the treatment of
your own case. Take advantage of
this chance today. address Swift
1recs1c Co.. DepL 9 Atlanta,
Ga.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13

8u-Ehar- AE@Hsralf- f du
have had ard --.-ary experiences. lcE
clt 7ul happen % rst -he -i-la ~ 1o.-
oueI'- asked -te .Hg1isirive stra-zs-.
Wei Q E1u --sc snow" -ecl.sd -hs
oid-lasrlorec southern gentleman. -ar-
lT 10 LIE 2 gave s. t7 a 1o'ored read
waiter. and I've l~er a -riorsi -v-r
since
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13
Mild weather aid treatment.

Don't be misled uro thinking that
your C1tarrh is gene. The hrsr touch
Of winter weather viii bring il back
with al its disccmi1rts.
Bat this is Al excellent time 20
thoroughly cleanse the blood ot the
germs of Cztzrrn, and be forever
rid 0t the Troublesome sprays and
douChes that can never cure you
S. S. S.. the great blood purifier.
searches out TIE germs q -4tzrrn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13
R.n.at.d br Cl,arberiain,s 1.lnir-,ent

Last wf--sr Z -sed Ciar1herial1's
L.-l--en- for rheuuatic pairs Stiffness
ant sorersss ~ rhs znees. ant can cor
sciertiousiT say thar 7 never used ary-
thlrz -hac ga re 90 much rood-'-E,I-
ward Craft Ella = 7. For sale 1v 80
dea lsrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13

Boston T-anHcript she--T1u can
form no idea now bright my 4r-e girl
lE she repeats every word i say
Ee-she muHt get t-gntfuliy -lrsd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13

wsics WI not iu 81. 1ur ss.s ID as a
Lt-1e zr-uu 81 Efllfll mem 20 render
the government teinieSs In an srner
Eenrv whicn most lf The hssr minds
and heEr-s are defa--line5 30 meet af-sr
narert vi anrsuarl..s Esrt.sness-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13
FRECKLES
0cr't 1i1e Their Wirh a yei; 7s-cve
THsr- Wirh re Othire 7-escri-tior

THIS prescription tcr the removal
1ffrecklss was written by q prominent
physician ard 3 usually Sd. successful
u removing t-ecklss AID giving p
clear. lea1-ttul cC-pl=Ulr -ta- 10 q
sold ly any druggist I-1eE guarantee
% refund -Ee money = l- talls.
Dcl'- hide yCu- trecklss I-Czr q
Teii; gat az ounce 1t 1-h-le ard -F-
move them EEe1 The E-Et few zgpl
cari1us sEcu-f show q wonderful IN
prcvemeu- sc-e ot the LEt-sr Ieckss
val1lshinE entirely.
Ba sure 20 ask The i-uEEisr for the
double srrerErh 1thi-e. % g his that
a sold On the nc1sy-5ack g1arz1-se.
ArT.I
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13

Life. NAY re haze the D.easu-s q
v0ur company -h.a =veul1z. c0igrei7r
Company. naEaza1 Z crnnarl a -eei-
menr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13
The Dsuahrsr sings.

Life. DON'T gou -hnz hsr voice e
improved77
"FernapB. bu- lot cured"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13

Passing show Tommy 't0 fractnnn
rrHoner--Look here young teller u
you aren't Darn careful snail have 20
END you back 70 your frienus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13

f1e strange eE7'fsiisris T1ir1 members
lf re s1E,erT eunl1rei % make -heir
( Esruine owe ~ -1uuc-r har-1unin- 7-ttE
supporting necessary rr1ieefs n z,-
fansa u-hirh ther c1ul1 not offezHr
counteuancs Ben5ariu Franklin gives
aa liumiuaIng account n tire srn.
tarrassulHrt given mem .n rhe Penn
svlFsna asssmhir5 whenever applies.
tan ans made I'd grant 4f5s t1r mill
ra~r purposes Luw.-ling -B flsud --C
government ard lvsr-s ID Vi1Iar.r1E
their PRINCIPLES he SAYS -aev lse5
rsratr ~ arsE.1uE -ha crumnuussr
1ue being -, grant -ipuev r -5a
k7gs uss ard av1d an nugirr ls
% tha tisburssuer- Bat ancs rrer
hsu England asked pennsr,vania r.
grant n tuv 1eulcr -ris 1rs-iuus
5evi1s uruid -ut ssrvs-
They -aud Dor grant uorer -1 hr-
puw5e- r1r -ra- was ar 1rrsft--r
war fur -rev -f-a - sH M oa8 as
a-d a0rr-nF-a-s7 -re nur- rasing
~ 1rsza rTur wtast and ttar grain
r7uie N --e crure1 evr1us cf Eef1v
tre r0uaa sf -e- ra-rsssrlev-
advised -te 1vs--1r -ot 1 lccs-t -ar
provision as u1t enr --e -aing -e -at
z-raHdef- 1ut re --rI-=i r 'snaE -as-
TIE money. rr lrda-stari very ~-r
tr-s- -ie1-. .1r--t-e- grain Is --7nv-
fer rlrr la ccrr1lnsi7 orlerr and
trey newer .1.e~r=1 -1 -
Giving tae Qas.en Money
--ra--a-u 1- a-r-- ur8-lau r,r -sa
.--a- -s.~ --1r. -ra -1rd re.-r %
rur military szresIr-0r a1 -ula-rt
~ r i not -e
Inconsistent wt-r cur r--rfnles % z1
tre -eer uurev -rrH Hflrdir9 any
ra uilL- ur 4 aar -n er-
a-- aur -e-s
-he s0ciets Conscientious h-e~'1r
rzs ua-r-er -ll
r-o-s ID -rs-'1ir -ts l-as--s
---rs lIa-rs 1-l u -re existing z1v-
e----rr. and -11sfa-rH1 -aeir ler
re 1-T rt-- -a- -1rlse' =ierr-r--
af -ae roru-a-an ra6 t1r-ih.7 -ra1a.1
--e 7s--m rtrasa--a-
re-tars was Irll lc--1s7r Vta
ar every ur1rfa-r stare rarer
zt
" -la american 0r-es r-
% ir- rte Declaration lf Lrd-rprt-
-ce cr 4cesslrs--e a- arrel.
s TIE general QUAKER --lt-
expressed -n a g-ai-- statement ~ ~
1est- made u -saf The setting --
ara rI--lrs r9vr lrEs ard -rT=rr-
l-a--s =ofs reru lr rHr Ez-=
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-13
WANT AID N THE ARDMOREITE

Had brought And proed experience and inserted one
myself And although thought would my own work
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-09-13
THE EASTERN STAR
osKALoosA CHAPTER OPENS
SEASONS ACTIVITIES.

Oskaloosa Chapter LAG, Order of
Eastern Star, held their first meeting
since the summer vacation Monday
evening. There was very good at
tendance and much interest mani
tested. Plans were made for a party
on the afternoon of Wednesday,, the
10Th, and one for the evening of
Thursday, the 9th. The hour of
meeting of the lodge has been changed
from p. m. to 1880 p. m. during the
fall and winter months. Excellent
talks were given by Mrs. Phinney, of
Eldon, Mrs. Nellie Cole Muffley of
New Castle, Penn, and Mrs. Title
Elhers Bailey, past matron of one Of
the Portland, Ore, chapters. Mrs.
Bailey, who was formerly of the Os-
kaloosa Herald force, gave an espe-
cially pleasing talk in which she
praised the officers for their excellent
work This is Mrs. Bailey's first time
in the city since the organization Of
the Stars, period of twenty-three
years, and she commented highly on
the excellent chapter, which is in
fiourishing condition. Mrs. Bailey
also spoke of the wonderful improve
ment of the city and pointed out many
noticeably beautiful spots.
The grand chapter has recon-
mended that each subordinate chapter
keep the American flag in evidence as
their standard and at the close of the
opening exercises, the flag was pre-
scented the chapter, who sang the Star
Spangled Banner, gave the salute and
repeated the pledge. This is to be
part of the exercises of the chapter
henceforth. 49,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-09-13
FOUND WITH Goods
WOMAN BRINGS WHlsKEY FROM
ROCK ISLAND.

Police officers arrested a woman Az
the Rock Island station at the even
ing train from the east last night and
seized her suit case and grip contain
ing twelve quarts of whiskey brought
from Rock Island.
Mayor Harold this Tuesday morning
she was released upon her own re-
cognizance. Upon arraignment this
morning she gave her name as Mrs.
L. feathers, divorced, and stated that
she purchased the liquor and brought
it to Oskaloosa with intent to sell
ard for the purpose of bootlegging.
She claimed that she was out Of EN-
p!oyment, could secure no work any
where, and thought to recoup depict
ed and vanishing finances by selling
liquor, although she has never been
guilty of the act
Mayor Harold assessed fine Of
$4,000 and costs or thirty days in
jail. Fine or commitment suspend
ed during good behavior.
Authorities are of the opinion that
the woman was acting as agent, that
the liquor was rot her property, but
that it was purchased with funds fur
nished her by others. The officials
are watching for the ones really gull
ty and have several parties under
suspicion.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-09-13
u. S. ARMY HORSES POISONED
Two Strangers Who Assisted in Un.
loading Animals for Shipment to
l.. Fort Sheridan Suspected. , .. g..

Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, Sept .1O.--Two
army horses died here and two Others
are expected to die within few hours
as result of arsenical poisoning.
The horses were included in q ship
ment of 81 animals for the One Hun
dred and Forty-ninth Field artillery.
They arrived on Thursday, after
Colonel Reilly's command had gone.
It vps only few hours after they
were led from the trains that two of
the animals showed symptoms of the
poisoning. The entire shipment Is now
under the observation of DIR. r. G. Met
calf, the veterinary Of the post.
Col. James A. Ryan has ordered an
Investigation in which Chicago detec-
tives have been summoned to assist.
1t is understood that the horses were
Included in a shipment from San An
tonic, Tex. Two men volunteered to
assist In the loading 1t was reported,
and disappeared without making their
Identities known or collecting wages.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-09-13
BLAST AT ARSENAL KILLS 3
Many Women injured as 10000 De-
tonators Explode in PhIIadel.,
~ pfia Plant.

Philadelphia, Sept. 10.-Three men
were killed and 81 persons, including
several women, were injured in an ex-
plosion at the frankfort arsenal. The
explosion is believed to have been due
to the accidental dropping of tray
of detonators by one Of the men killed.
Eighty thousand detonators recently
completed were set off and the fire
which followed destroyed three small
structures adjoining. The loss Is
placed at $4,000. The dead are How
ard Linton, twenty-three years old, and
Edward F. Batezel, thirty years old.
The badly burned body of third man
was taken from the ruins. Not with
standing the disaster the several hun
bred employees at, the arsenal report
ed for work.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-09-13
KILLING THE TREES
cATERPILLARS DOING GREAT
DAMAGE TO FOLIAGE.

!, Have you noted the ravages being
made on trees of the town this season
by an army of caterpillars and worms
of various size and species? Some
handsome trees have been stripped of
foliage,
F.. No need of hunting ABOUT for exam
Piles. Go into the park and see how
the caterpillars or worms have been
working on the young elms and other
trees therein. ~|
Moreover numbers of fine trees
about town have been dying of APP
parently no cause whatever. Leaves
have fallen or turned brown and the
tree is dead. .,.
Not long since Miss Anna Black of
the Central Book store became inter
esteu in the tree problem and wrote
to the department of entomology of
the state college at Ames of conditions
existing here. Her letter so interested
The department that Professor r. L,
Webster of the department came to
Oskaloosa to make personal investi'
CATION of the matter.
Death of the Elm trees puzzled the
specialist and he is at loss to account
for the trouble unless it came from
sas leakage.
The matter of the scourge of insects
is serious.
One of the most common of the
caterpillars this season is the White
Marked Tussock Moth" that has liter
ally over-run parts of the state. The
caterpillar is the boy that does the
mischief and he feeds upon the leaves
Of almost any kind of shade tree,
some times stripping the tree of every
vistage of foliage.
Damage is complained of this season
from all parts of the state and i'm.
mediate steps must be taken to pre-
yant the spread of the pest.
We have two crops in Iowa, the
first batch of the worms coming in
June and July and the second batch
IN late August and September The
second invasion of the worms is now
in progress.
The cocoon of the moth may be
found any where, every where, from
the bark of a tree to the side OF
buildings under window stills or along
the siding of the house. The top OF
the cocoon is most frequently. covered
with white frothy substance ami is
easily distinguished. The eggs of the
moth are deposited on the top of the
cocoon and are about four hundred in
number. Hence the chief measure Of
control is in destroying the cocoon OF
the egg masses. Take stick and poke
the cocoons loose from house, sheds
or outbuildings and trees. Collect and
burn them.
Trees not infested by the worms
may be protected with bands Of "tree
tanglefoot." =
Mr.. Webster upon returning to the
college sent Miss Black a number o.
circulars concerning the Tussocf
moth. She has these for free distribu
ton for those who desire enlighten
ment on this bothersome insect.