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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

niemieckie pojawi}y sic mad
wschodniemi wybrzezami Anglii
DO raz trzeci w trzech dniach w
liczbic szeSciu maszyn bombar-
dowaly miejScowoSci I'd poludnio
wynn brzegu rzcki Tumizy / oko-
lice Chatham. STRAIT strategicz-
nych niema, lecz szkody zrzadzo-
nc ludno5ci cywilnej 50 znacznc:
los osob zabitych zoSta}o cd
pociskow, Tub w gruzach
domow powalonych, Sc ranlo--
nych. Inny rapport uzupclnia, zc L
Cywilnych zabity zoStal tylko lc-
den, a szeSciu zosta}o ranlUnvch.
reszta ,zaS ofiar to Czlonkowlc o.
bron morskich angiclskich. Podo-
bno nicktorc maSZyny nicprzyJa--
cielskic dotarly az mad przcdmlc-
Scia Londynu, ale nlcma szczcSo-
low O szkodach tam zrzqdzonych.
Celcm Niemc6w byiy wiclklc IA
bryki okrct0w i amunicyi oraz
doki w Chatham, tc jcdnak uszIy
cclnoSci pociskow nicmiecklch i
szkody mic poniosiy. NlaSzyny
niemicckic odleciaiy caIo - mi
mo ostrzeIiwania angiclskich
bateryi acknowledgement.
- Niemcy bardzo ozywili dzia-
{ania awiatyczne ia froncie flan-
dryjskim: rapport donosi, IL tam
bylo kilka rejdow nicmieckich,
przyczcm zginela pcwna llczba
zolnictrzy, a W miejscQwoSclach
"a liniami poczyniono szkody cy-
wilnym - szkod w wojskowych
urzadzeniach ME bylo. Zeszlcl
nocy zestrzclono jedna L maszyn
niemieckich; angielskic acropla--
nv r6wniez bardzo Czynnc - wo-
g6lc ustaliia sic Pogoda, a L nl4
i awiatyczne dziaiania sic ozywl-
ly. Onegdaj w ciagu DOLBY okolo
; ton pocisk6w rzucili lotnicy an
gielscy ma bateryc baraki MIC
micckic. W potyczkach napowie,
trznych Anglicy zniszczyl diva
naScie. a uszkodzili trzy aeropla-
! ny niemieckie: siedm angielsklch
brakuje. Hydroplany angielskie
bombardowaiy onegdaj Bruegge i
tamtejsze Niemcow bazy opera
cyjne, obserwowano wybuch Kill
ku pozar6w; drugi reid puszczo-
no ma aerodrom niemiecki w
Varssaenerc r0wniez tam szko.
dy znaczne zrzadzono: w walkach
zlaczonych tym REDEEM - jed
na maszyn niemieckich zosta}a
zniszczona jedna angielskich
ME wrociia.
Paryz, 5. wrzesnia. - Niemiec-
cy lotnicy nawiedzili onegdaj w
nocy Dunkirk Calais i rzucali
pociski, ktore cywilnym znaczne
zrzadzily szkody. kilka os6b 20
stalo zabitych j pokaleczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05
NIEMCY " RYDZE.
WEOSi zdobyF Monte
San Gabrielle.
Niemcy W Przededniu Od-
wrotu z Flandryi.
Walk ma zachOdnim Froncie,
Wielki Reid ma Angle.
INNE TELEGR A M Y .
Wa|ki ma zachOdniIn FrOnCie.
Wielki Reid ma Angie.
TNNE TELEGRAM Nj Y
MA WsCHoDNIM FRONCIE
NIEMCY w RYDZE.

Berlin, 5. wrzeSnia. - RoSya-
ME zostali wyparci "a rzeke Aa |
ewakuowali port Dzwiny, Uscie-
Duenamuende. Okrety niemieckie
wylawiaja obecnie miny rosyJskie
z Zatoki Ryskiej i portu, oraz W
okolicy dalej ma polnoc ku Zatoce
Finskiej, coby moze wskazywaio
ia plan atakOwania cd strOny mo
RIA stolicy rosyjskiej Piotrogro--
du. Pisma niemieckie entuzyasty-
czne zamieszczaja artyku4y po-
wodu ,,odebrania Rygi, niemiec--
kiego miasta' i zowia to speinie-
MEM dawnych marzen niemiec-
kich o niemieckim Baftyku. Do
daia iednak. il obecnie zajecie
Rygi byIo latwem zadaniem wo-
bee rozprezenia armii rosyJskiej l
faktycznej niezdolnoSci / niechecl
lei do walczenia: Hindenburg ma
mice plan dalszy, a planem tyrn
niechybnie ma bye atak ma Pio-
trogrod. w zesziym tygodniu 30
aeroplanow niemieckich w Zato>e
Fi1shej bombardowafo okrety /
obrony brzezne rosyjskie - to tez
pewnie zapowiedz akcyi w kierun
ku Piotrogrodu.
- Raporty cd armii linden
burga donosza, il Ryga zostaia
zajeta: miasto zostaio podpalone
W kilku punktach przcz wycofu--
jscych sic Rosyan; wielkie wojska
niemieche dniem i noca naStepu-
ia, zajmujac okolice Rygi i Due
namuende. DwunaSta armia roSyJ
ska bronic mia1a miasta, jest ona
w pe3nym odwrocie, a tylne jej
straze ucieraja sic nieuStannie z
przedniemi niemieckiemi: w od--
wrocie tyTn jednak urwano Ro--
syanom kilka tysiecy jencow "a
brano $50 dial i mitraliez, a W
samem mieScie masy materyalu
wojennego.
= Ma potudniowym odcinku. W
Rumunii ma Bukowinic - nic--
wielc zmian liniowych: ma
wschod Cd CzcrniowiCc, pomie-
dzy Moidawa Scrctcm walk sic
tocza i Austryacy wzieli tam Kill
ka wzg6rkowych pozycyi - mi
mo zacickiego odPoru nicprzyja-
cicla; W okolicy NIuncclul i FOX
szanyi odparto kilka atakow 70,
syisko-rumuhskich.
Piotrogrod, 5. wrzeSnia. -
Wojska rosyjskic ewakuowaly
Rye ! Dzwiny UScie, niszcza(
wszystkie fortyfikacye mad rzeka
mad morzem, wojska rosyjskit
cofaja sic mad morzcm W kierun
ku poinocno wschodnim. Mad
brzezne miasteczka Kabli, Kos
chul, Pcrnau inne bombardowa
ne So przez okrety meprzyJaciel
skie. w okolicy Uxkull / ma dro
gach W kierunku Pskowa, mac
rzeka Jaegcl byia wieksza poty
czka, korzystna dla Niemcow
ktorym udalo sic zlamac Pozycy'
rosyjskie. totez rosyjskie armi'
cofnely sic W kierunku Pofnoc
nym. Pod Dzwiiiskiem artylcryr
Pracuje obustronnie. Ma poludnio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05
PREZYDENT WZIAL
UDZIAL w PARADZIE
Washington, 5 wrzesnia. Wczo

WdSLyllSlOIl, w WlZCoiiia. NN"o
raj odbyla SIG tu uroczysta para
da ia czeSc picrwszych rckrut6w
armii konskrypcyjnej Z dystryktu
Kolumbia, kt6rzy odchodzq obec
ME do obozu wojskowcgo, skad
pc przcjsciu potrzebncgo trenin-
gu zostana wyslani do walk We
Francyi. W paradzic wzieli udziat
najwybitniejsi przedstawiciclc
rzadu prczydcntcm Wilsorem
ra czelc, liczni kongrcsmani, :*-
prczcntanci panStw alianckich, cd
dziaIy armii marynarki, oraz ty
sieczne tlumy pubIicznoSci. Pre-;
dwic godziny rozbrzmiewala his
toryczna Pennsylvania ave. Cd
g}osem krok6w maszerujacy. h.
tetent kopyt kohskich, szczekiem
oreza dzwiekiem trab i bebnCw.
Obliczaja, re okoio 10000 mez-
czyzn, kobiet dzieci przesuneio
sic przed trybuna ia froncie Bia-
lego Domu, ktorej prezydent
jego goScic przygladali sic patry-
otycznej tel manifcstacyi. Zanim
pan Wilson zajal miejsce ma try
bunie, maszerowal sam ma czelc
parady, "a MIN sill czlonkowie
senatu, Izby poselskiej i pred
stawiciele aministracyi.
DIS POCZATEK KONWEN.
CYL.
Minneapolis, Mimi, 5. wrzeS
MIA. - Wczoraj zebrali sic tu re,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05
Parada ma Cze$C rekrut0W.
Konferencya lojalnej piracy.
Reorganizacya dawnej mi|icyi Illinois.
Sprawa dostawy zlej amunicyi.
Aresztowanie Is sufrazystek.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

| w llNuAiNl 'N'N .
calcgo kraju, miedzy mimi takze
wielu wybitnych przcdtcm czlon-
k0w partyi socyalistyczncj, ably
pod auspicyami zalolonej diva ty-
godnic tcmu patryotyczncJ orSa-
rizacyi TIE American Alliance for
Labor and Democracy odbyc
konwencye i zamaniiestowac swa
lojahoSG dla kraju rzadu.
Przez ulice Nicolet ciagnelo w u
roczystej paradzie wSr6d odglo-
sow kapel przeszIo 200 delegatow
ma konferencye, dajac wyraz pa
tryotycznym uczuciom.
Wlasciwc obrady zaczynajq sic
dopiero dzisiaj. juz wczoraj jed
max zrobiono picrwszc kroki, a.
by potworzyc file orsanizacyi W
caiym kraju, oraz wygloSzono
szereg patryotycznych NOW. Mie
dzy innymi przcmawial pred re-
prczcntantami organizacyi Ga
pomocy zolnicrzom John Spargo,
bvIy czlonck komitctu wykonaw-
czcgo partyi socyalistyczncj.
Na zjazd przybyl take Samuel
Gompcrs. prczcS Amcrykanskicj
I;cdcracyi Piracy zostanic OF
prawdopodobnic wybrany prze-
wodniczqcym konwcncyi. 'jakotcz
powoIany do wySloszcnia mowy
programowcj.
OBOZU CAMP LOGAN.
Houston, Tex, 5. wrzeSnia. -
Sfcderalizowana dawna milicya
Stanu Illinois zostala jui odko-
mcndcrOwana do ObOZu Camp
Logan, gdy sic zaS tam rozkwatc-
rujc. podlcGnic zaraz znpclncj
rcorsanizacyi. Tcdcn jcj pufk6w
zostanic zupclnic rozwiazany,
zolnicrzc l. nicgo beda przydziclc
nj do innych pulkow, ably dopro-
wadzit jc do przcpisancj silly po
$500 ludzi.
Gcncrai-major George Bell Jr.
odmawia ma razic informacyi,
kt6ry L pulkGw zostanic rozwi2-
zany, podajac jake przyczyne. &c
plany rcorganizacyi nic 81 jcszcze
W zupcEnoSci ukoliczonc. podob-
nie jak jcszczc ME zapadia dccy-
wiazanego pulku. Moga bye oui
zya, co sic stanic oficerami roz-
przydziclcni do innych pulkow,
albo pozoStat W rczcrwic jake ie-
dnolitc cialo oiicerskic.
Kicdy wszystkic pulki Hi
nois do obozu przybeda, togo ia
razie oznaczyc sic nic da i zalezy
to w zupeinoSci Cd oficer6w ko--
menderujacych. Wedle polecenid
generaIa Bella, maja pulki przy-
chodzit W nastepLjacym porzqd-
ku: I pulk inzynierski, | pulk
piechoty, Sci pulk piechOty, 2-si
puik piechoty, 4-ty pulk piecho-
ty, kompanie ambulansowe i szpi-
talne, 5-ty pulk piechoty, 7-my
pulk piechoty, II. pulk artyleryi
polowej. Sci puIk artyleryi polo
wei i City pulk piechoty.
Sa pogloski, re ma rozwiqzanie
zostanie skazany si6dmy pulk pie
choty, jak jdenak zaznaczono, mic
jeszcze w tym wzgledzie. pewnego
niewiadomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05
z WLOSKIEGO FRONTU.
SAN GABRIELLE - ZDO-
BYTE.

Rzym-Londyn, 5. wrzesnia. -
Prasowo ogioszono, IL W1osi
zdobyli Monte San Gabrielle -
jedna z najpotezniejszych twicrdz
g6rskich austryackich na wybrze
zach Bainsizza.
- Ma Bainsizza Karsie walki
trwaja pozycyjne. ma calej linii
kanonada dzialowa; Z Alp. okoli-
cy Stilvie donosza. IL tam IVY
czajnc patrolowe utarczki mialy
miejsce. Eskadra awiatyczna Z 80
aeroplan6w bombardowaia Pola,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

\Niclka Brvtanic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05
ZACHODNI FRONT.
Paryz, 5. wrzesnia. = W SzaI

Paryz, 5. wrzeSnia. w Szam-
panii, pomiedzy Souain Som--
mc-Py Francuzi wykonali ataN
nicspodziany ma froncic 500 nc
tr6w, niszczac Gala pozycye mic
miccka, instalaCyc gazow truja-
cych sprowadzajac spora gro
made jchc6w; nadto wzieto 4 mi
traliezy i jcdno dziaIo. Pod Hur-
tcbise batcryc francuskic udare-
mnily atak niemiccki. Pod Sapi-
gncul byia utarczka bardzo zwa-
wa - zaskoczono tam sarnizon
nicmiccki, kt6ry czesciowo wybi-
to, czeSciowo pojmano. Ma caiej
linii kanonada niueStanna.
Londyn, 5. wrzeSnia. - Pod
Lens naglym atakiem na pozycye
nicmieckic wzieto jehcow groma-
dc ! Cztcry mitrlaiezy; pod y
pres mad Yscrq walka dzialowa
intcnsywna ME ustajc; pod St.
Julien Anglicy dobry zrobili po-
step.
Berlin, 5. wrzeSnia. - We
Flandryi, pomiedzy Lanscmarck
a Warncton dziaiowa walka
wzmaga sic bardzo silnic; mad Y
scra potyczek bylo kilka, w ht6-
rych jehc6w wzieto angiclskich !
belgijskich; pod Lens noca An
glicy wykonali silny atak chwi
lowo opanowali pozycye niemiec-
kie, lecz kontratakiem zostali z
mich znowu wyrzuceni. Ma fran
cuskiej linii, w Szampanii, mic
dzy Souain a Some-Py Francuzi
atakowali zajeli pewien okop
niemiecki, kt6rego icb wnet
kontratakiem Niemcy wyparli.
Mad Mozela, pod Remeauville BY
Ia znacznych rozmiarow potyczka
pomySlna dla broni niemieckiej.
WALKI NAPOWIETRZNE.
REID MA LONDYN.
Londyn, 5. wrzeSnia. - Lord
French. w0dz naczclny domo-
wych, wojsk angielskich ogiasza,
IL oncgdajszej nocy acroplany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

wynn odcinku 1inii, w okolicy
Czerniowiec - odparto slime bar
do ataki austro-niemicckie, po--
zatem niema waznicjszych wyda,
rzen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05
STRATY ANGLII.

Londyn, 5. wrzesnia. w cia-
gu ostatniego tygodnia straty An
glii wynosily og6lcm 1864 ludzi.
w tenn zabitych $3.50 zolnierzy i
361 ofiCcrow = reszta ranni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

Okolice Luneville Nancy byly
rowniez bombardowane przez ae-
roplany niemieckie - szkod je-
dnak niewiclc. W okolicy Sols-
sons I'rancuzi puScili reid napo-
wietrzny ma linie niemieckie, in
nv puszczono pod FreSnoy, Wre-
szcic w Belgii bombardowano
mieiscowoSci trzymane przez
Nicmc6w Roulers. Lichctrvcldc,
Il W Lotaryngii bombardowano Z
acroplan6w okolicc Mctzu / " OIL
py. Oncgdaj W walkach napowlc-
trznych Is maszyn niemlccklch
zostalo zniszczonych.
Berlin, 5. wrzeSnia. - Walk
awiatycznc oSromnic ozywionc
ma zachodnim froncic: maszyny
nicmicckic zbombardoWaiy W
uicdziclc W nocy Calais i Dunkirk.
a w Anglii - Dover, Chatham I
Ramsgatc, wszcdzic znacznc zrza-
dzajqc nieprzyjaciclowi spusto--
szcnia i szkody. Oncgdaj W poty-
czkach napowietrznych 10 aero,
plan6w nieprzyjacielskich i diva
balony zostaly znisZczonc.
ODWROT Z FLANDRYI?
Paryz, 5. wrzesnia. - Mnoza
sic wiadomoSci poszlaki, IL
Niemcy przygotowuja odwrot re
swych obecnych lnii flandryjskich
ma przestrzeni Cd 10 do 20 mil
wgiab, mniejwiecej po linie Cour-
trai-Thourout; do Gandawy i i'll
nych miast belgijskich przybywa
wiclka liczba ludnoSci pasa,
kt6ry ma bye ewakuowany, bo
Niemcy zawszc zabicraja &c SODA
ludnoSG cywilna, oraz wszyStEo
icj micnic, jake sic da unicSc Il
co sic nic da - niszcza doszczet-
mic. R0wnicz i w p6lnocnej Fran
cyl przygotowania tc dadzq sic
obscrwowat. wiec bye moze, &c /
W tel czcSci linii odwr6t nicnie-
cki nastapi. Akcya tam wrc CORA
czkowa pod nieustannym ognlem
dzia} aneielskich i francuSklch, O.
raz wSr0d nieustannego bombar-
dowania zgory przez aeroplany a
lianckie. Donosza Z Belgll, IL
Niemcy zabierajq stamtad wszyst
ko, CO tylko moze sic ma co przy-
daG, Z fabryk belgijskich powybie
rano maszyny, do Niemiec je ze-
brano, &c SHADOW towar, jaki
gdzie byl w zywnosci, suknie,
materyalach surowych zabrano
luz wszystko, co tez niechybnie
jest zapowiedzia odwrotu.
STRATY ANGLII.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05
WALKI NAPOWIETRZNE.
REID MA LONDYN.

Londyn, 5. wrzeSnia. Lord
French. w0dz naczclny domo-
wych, wojsk angielskich oglasza,
IL onegdajszej nocy acroplany
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

The remaining Q per cent &C 1sfsted
OF such defects as chorea. general IN
soundness, faulty conformation, and
scattering lmperfectiOus.
These figures do not represent indI-
vitual stations, but indicate the num-
her Of cases OF unsOundness. For In
stance, a single staIliou may be az.
fected with two or more physical de-
fects and others with but one. A re-
port from all the states having 81 tallIOu-
license laws could not be secured, as
In several no record Is kept. but the
figures given may be accepted as rea-
sonably Offering an index to the most
cOmmOr physical defects among pub
lice service stations.
In some OF these states certain dis
eases and unsoundness disqualIfy a
stallion FOR service, while In others the
stallion may stand. but the condition OF
soundness must be noted on the L.
cense certificate, a copy OF which Is re-
quired 70 be posted at the place where
the stallion Is being stood for service
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

er than money. This trophy need not
necessarily be expensive Il should,
however, be something lasting. to
which the holder can point with pride.
ANY breeder would be glad TO possess
something Of this kind, the true value
0f which IL in what it represents.
The securing Of competent men 20
act as Judges Is an important consider
attOu- This problem probably can be
solved comparatively easily by taking
up the matter with the animal hus-
bandry division Of the state agricuI-
turaI college, or with the stallion reg
istrati0n board Either Of these bodies
probably viii be willing to cooperate
with the local committee and furnish
efficient Judges for the show.
Improvement In Quality.
When once established. it viii be
found that the annual colt show viii 90
much to bring about an Improvement
In the quality OF the horses raised in
the community. These exhibitions,
held preferably at the county seat VIII
afford possible prospective buyers an
opportunity TO learn something OF the
cIass OF horses being produced IN the
locality, and the community win thus
be benefited by the fact that Il viii
eventually have established itself "a
a market for horses that viii Tnadily
sell at good prices.
There IL every reason 10 bell, re that
the practice OF holding annual colt
shows will hacou1a mora ganat.nI Ths
fact that they have increased cnnsid,
erablY in the past few years Is evidence
that they have not Ouly proved popular
but profitable as we'll
The movement through the country
today Is not for more horses, but rather
for better horses. Whatever the f1-
ture demand may be, the man -aising
the better class OF horses viii receive
the higher price
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
Satin Ribbon for Lingerie.

Washable satin ribbon Is now almost
as much used for lingerie as Is the
conventional wash rihbou- A novelty
for lingerie ribbon Is white ribbon
edged with a tiny thread OF zuId. Ros-
cites are used on uaderWea.. and so
are flowers made OF folded satin rib
bon In blue and pink When taking
advantage Of the many attractive bar
gains In white crepes and lingerie
silks, remember that al these mate
rtals, especially the Crepes, shrink
lengthwise, and especially IN making
combinations OF camIsOIes hand-run
tucks should be pat In These tucks
may be put in above the waist or at
the knee. the latter being the more
convenieut place.
The nightg0wns OF the present time
are so elaborate and so charuirgiy
dainty that they must have a case for
themselves. Take a piece OF linen and
told II IN envelope shape. Regulate
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
Using Up Ones Old Furs.

Don't throw away old pieces Of fur.
for this Is the season when fur is used
In every available place and in a vari-
ETY. OF ways. Should you happen to
have a mufT which is partly worn, cut
out the good pieces, and, IL you can
cut IL in strips, Join them to form band
Ings for your winter dress or your
coat suit. or you may be able to use
sections Of the fur in connection with
a nun made OF velvet. Patches Of fur
are used extensively for trimming pur-
poses. This gives one a splendid op-
pOrrunity to use the best parts Of worn
out sets.
Pockets OF fur and buttons OF fur
are prominent on the most exclusive
models OF suits and gowns. II you
haven't sufficient fur to make the COM
pletee pockets, let fur be employed to
edge them
Unique bows and rosettes may be
made from bits Of fur for hat-trimming
purposes. Buckles OF fur are very use
full To make a buckle cut a shape
in cardboard and sew or paste the bits
Of fur onto 1t until it Is covered.
Buckles Of this type can be used for
hat or for dress trimmings.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
eRIzEwINNrNa seLerAN STALLION

CFrum the uuitsd States Department oc
Agricultural
Colt shows are proving a Aren't aid
In stimulating interest In the breeding
OF high-class horses. Next % commu-
nifty horse breeders' associations and
state stallion license laws there Il. Der
haps. no other fnctOr that will so ma
terially assist In the Improvement %
the horses Of the country. It Is only
in recent years that impetus has been
given 10 this very important feature In
connection with the rapidly growing
movement FOR better horses.
At the present time colt shows are
an annual event in many districts OF a
number OF the states. chiefly where
stallion license laws are in effect As
an Illustration OF the popularity OF
these shows and the keen interest man
Tested N them By the people Of the
farming communities, It Is reported
that in 1915 40 less than IS colt shows
were held In the state OF Minnesota
alone. In some sections these shows
are held In the spring. but In a ma
Iority Of cases the fall OF the year Is
selected The latter season appears
20 be preferable FOR a number Of rea-
sons. At that time the heaviest part
OF the farm work Is about over; and
with moce time 70 spare, farmers will
take a greater interest In the event and
the obiecs for which Il Is held
Feature Of County Event
These exhibitions are invariably held
independent OF the county fair, al
though there Is apparently no reason
why a show OF this kind could not be
made an important and outstanding
feature Of the annual county event
In some instances these shows were
lnaUgurnted with simply one class for
grade draft foaIs and have gradually
grown until the classification Il almost
as complete as that OF the state fair.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
THAN CASE
IDEAL METHOD or ARRANGING
ONES FEW sooks.
Most Satisfying Piece Of Furnitur-
when One Has Not a large IL
nrarY-soiVes Problem That
Has Perplexed Mary.

Have you too few books to warrant
your getting in Il fuII-aedged bo0keasel
Have you too many to put in the one
goa have2 These questions arise In the
minds Of so many people, and OCCASION
ally they are solved SO satisfactorily
that I think you ought to know about
IL, in case your books are on your
mind.
know a girl who gUt married, after
planning for months how she should
furnish her little house. Il was TO be
the pretriesr little house In the world.
And so IL was. for saw II and know
But the thought Of books and book
cases kept troubling this girl; she
wanted everything in her house that
she should have. but somehow, In all
her Life she had not had time for many
books, and SO she had only a few Of
her own. Her husband had a few more,
It Is true, but between them, eyen- they
could not begin TO al a bookcase. And
Jet she lid want everything she should
have.
At first she was tempted TO get
few sets Of nicely bound books and
have done with il. but shed always
been rather set against buying books
"by the yard as she called IL; and
then she ran across the incest little
things for books she'd ever Saen In her
ufe-a book trough. she believed they
called it. Il had a trUughIike piece ou
top. where the books slid In and stood
sIantwise, so that their titles could be
read at glance. and it had two lower
shelves FOR stowaways. and cane inset
ends. Altogether 1t was a most salts
factory piece Of furniture; and when I
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

On the small farm there Il special
need Of furnishing housing for the live
stock, machinery and other objects
which require shelter with as few
buildings "A possible. This requires
the combination 0f several buildings
into enc building, OF rather the use at
one building Tor several purposes. This
practice saves a grear deal of space
and makes the farm more convenient
than It would be u a larger number
OF small buildings were used. To sny
nothing Of the saving In construction
cnsr-
In eliminating some OF the unneces-
snry small buildings, the snving IN
available 20 improve the quality ot the
hrger barn. A type OF construction
must be selected which VIII furnish a
maximum capacity barn trum a mini
mum quantity of lumber. Recent I'M
prnvements In barn design have been
directed largely In the tield OF lighter
construction which provides strength
equal TO chat OF the heavier barns
from vary much reduced sizes OF um-
Der. This type ot construction Is now
applied 20 the larger barns, bur irs ad-
vantage Is even more marked In the
case OF smaller barns because OF the
fact that 1t furnishes an increased
barn volume at the snme cost "a that
Of heavy timber construction.
The most noticeable difference IN the
new type, a. compared with the older
type OF construction, is found In the
root design. The plank frame con-
srructiou, "A this improved system IL
called. involves the use OF number
OF sets Of light. trussed rafters span
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
For Brooms and Brushes.

II Is difficult 20 find a satisfactory
place for broOms and brushes when
they are not in use, and IL they are
rested against the walls in the corner
OF the kitchen they always give an
untidy appearance, and are generally
In the way and liable 20 be knocked
over. With the contrtvance shown in
our sketch this little trouble can be
avoided.
The holder illustrated can be con-
structed in a few moments. II merely
consists OF a bar OF wood. securely
nailed across a corner Of the scullery.
Into the front Of this bar large brass
headed nails are driven at intervals
about two inches apart The bar OF
wood should be fastened fairly high
Up on the wall, and the ends OF the
wood must be cut down so that they
hr fatty against the wall. and then a